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By BILL GAMBLIN
bgamblin@srpressgazette.com
There could be a good rea-
son why governmental offi-
cials are keeping quiet about
what would happen if the pro-
posed Constitutional
Amendment concerning the
homestead expemption pass-
es.
Unbeknownst to voters,
the savings they are looking to


By RYAN ARVAY
rarvay@srpressgazette.com
When Martin Luther
King, Jr. gave his landmark
speech at the Lincoln
Memorial on Aug. 28, 1963,
he shared his dream with the
nation, stating:
"When the architects of
our republic wrote the magnif-
icent words of the
Constitution and the
Declaration of Independence,
they were signiii a'promis-
sory note to which every
American was to fall heir. This
note was a promise that all
men, yes, black men as well as
white men, would be guaran-
teed the 'unalienable Rights'
of 'Life, Liberty and the pur-
suit of Happiness.'"
For Marva Willingham of
Milton, that pursuit has led her
to 6800 Branding Iron Lane
and a new home built by
Habitat for Humanity. The
home, built in memory of Dr.
King, is set to be dedicated on
the nationally recognized holi-
day named in his honor.
This weekend Milton will
be remembering King and his
dream with a series of events
leading up to Monday's dedi-
cation. This year's events will
include a prayer breakfast,
commemorative service,
parade, and block party.
Gwen Rhodes, president
of the Pastors and Ministers
Wives of Santa Rosa County


receive could just as quickly
disappear this summer when
the tax rolls are certified and
commissioners look at setting
the 2008 millage rate.
The concern is over what
is known as the roll back rate,
which is established during
the certification process of the
tax roll according to Bob
McKee, the Deputy Executive
Director with the Florida


Fellowship Churches, as well
as a coordinator for the annual
Martin Luther King, Jr. parade
in Milton.
Rhodes says the signifi-
cance of a holiday celebrating
King's life is that it "reminds
people there is still work to be
done." She adds, "hopefully
the community will get behind
us and see the dream ful-
filled."
For Willingham, a single
mo*tf l o f four boys (three of
which live with her) that
dream included giving her
children a better life, and the
opportunity to own her own
home- a dream she wasn't
sure would ever come to pass.
As the recipient of this
year's MLK House,
Willingham, who previously
lived in what she describes as
a small apartment in a bad part
of town, says her new home
means peace of mind.
There is a symbolic signif-
icance in dedicating the home
on the day commemorating
King's life says Carolyn
McCray, Chair of the
Selection Committee for Santa
Rosa County with Habitat for
Humanity.
"He taught we should
build up our own community,
making it better for every-
one," says McCray who cites
the Habitat for Humanity
moto-"building our commu-
nity one family at a time."


Department of Revenue.
A simple majority vote
following a public hearing
would allow the county com-
missioners to set the millage
rate at the roll back rate, thus
keeping the revenue stream at
the same level it was prior to
the constitutional amend-
ment's appearance on the bal-
lot.
"It is up to the commis-


sioners what they set the
rate at," said McKee.
"There is a maximum levy
that has been established by
House Bill 1B this past June
by the legislature.
"The thing is they will
set the millage at the rate
they feel is necessary to
meet their budget needs."
In a presentation made
before the Board of County


Commissioners on Jan. 7th,
Property Appraiser Greg
Brown explained the legisla-
tion, which could offer home-
owners a second $25,000
homestead exemption on
property assessed at over
$50,000.
If the amendment passes
Brown estimates a $1.1 billion
loss in the taxable value of all
properties in the county, which


Marva Willingham and her three boys (Tykiren, Tevon, and Cory) are the recipients of this year's
Habitat for Humanity Martin Luther King, Jr. House. The dedication of the house is just part of a
three day celebration commemorating Dr. King and his mission of peace. This is the fifth year
Milton has partnered with Habitat for Humanity to build a home in memory of Dr. King.
Press Gazette photo by Ryan Arvay


The home has given the
Willinghams an improved
quality of life, especially four-
year old Cory, who also hap-
pens to be autistic.
"It helps because as an
autistic child he needs stabili-
ty and security," his mother
says. "In our apartment we
were so cramped it didn't
allow him the space to walk
and exercise."
In their previous living
arrangement Cory shared a
bed with his mother. Now, she
says she is excited by the
thought of decorating Cory's
own room and filling it with
See MLK Page 4A


Dr. Martin Luther King,

Jr. Weekend Celebration


* MLK Prayer Breakfast
Saturday, Jandary 19, 10 a.m.
at T.R., Jackson Pre-K
Center/Roberts Hall
* MLK Commemorative
Service
Sunday, January 20, 6 p.m.
T.R. Jackson Pre-K
Center/Roberts Hall
* MLK Annual Parade
Monday, January 21, 10 a.m.
Line up begins at 8:30 a.m. at
Milton High School and the
parade will leave Milton High


heading South on Stewart
Street, turn right on Elva Street,
and end behind Regions Bank.
For more details call: 626-,
2037
* Dedication of Habitat for
Humanity MLK House
Monday, January 21, 11:30
a.m.
* MLK Block Celebration
Monday, January 21, noon
Dr. Martin Luther King Drive,
Milton For more details call:
981-9998


could mean a $6.7 million loss
in county taxes. This figure is
even higher when Tangible
Personal Property is factored
in, raising the loss to $7.6 mil-
lion.
Despite a loss of revenue
posed to local government by
the referendum, Brown says
the individual homeowner
within the county could see a
See TAX Page 4A


County


talks on


site plans

N Workshop takes
closer look at
potentials sites
By JOSHUA WILKS
jwilks@srpressgazette.com
After years of discussion
and debate, next Tuesday's
Santa Rosa County commis-
sion meeting may provide
answers to where the county's
new judicial facility will be
located or at least provide a
ranking of proposed locations.
The new facility will
replace functions in the cur-
rent 80-year-ol4deourthouse4n
downtown Milton.
During a three-hour public
workshop earlier this week,
five proposals were presented
to commissioners that either
offered donation or sale of at
least 15 acres of property from
sites that included the follow-
ing: East Milton; the northern
section of Avaloni Boulevard
and Mulat Road; the western
edge of Milton adjacent to
Pensacola Junior College; and
the Pace area across from the
Target shopping center.
"Fifty years from now,
most likely, few will remem-
ber our role in this process,"
Commissioner John Broxson
said about the location deci-
sion. "Chances are that the
names of the current commis-
sion will not appear on the
cornerstone of the new struc-
ture. Nevertheless it is [the
commission's] role to make a
See MEETING Page 4A


Many mourn loss of


Santa Rosa educator


By OBIE CRAIN
ocrain@srpressgazette.com
One of Santa Rosa
County's most widely known
and respected educators, John
Earl Temple, Jr., passed away
on Saturday, January 12, 2008,
comfortably surrounded by
family members in his own
home. He was 80 years old.

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John (I feel privileged to
have been on a first-name
basis with him over the years)
was an individual whose
integrity and commitment to
the education process was
unsurpassed. Born and
brought up in McLellan, and
thus of Native Son status, he
showed extraordinary talent
in a number of areas and went
on to David Lipscomb College
in Nashville, TN for his basic
education.
Following his college
years at Lipscomb, John
served four years in the U.S.
Air Force, most of which was
spent in England. After his
stint in the military, he
returned to George Peabody
College, also in Nashville,
where he completed his
Master's Degree.
He married the former
Roberta Bell on March 12,
1955, and the following year
took his first job as a teacher
and coach at Allento! wn High
School for the 1956-57 school


John Temple, Jr.
term. Later he was teacher and
principal at the Harold School,
and after that continued his
career for almost a decade as
principal at Chumuckla High
School.
When John finished his
stint as principal at
Chumuckla High, he was
appointed director of the Santa
Rosa County School System's
Vocational and Adult
Education, a position he ful-
filled until his retirement in
See TEMPLE Page 4A


It's time for cookies


By RYAN ARVAY
rarvay@srpressgazette.comn
Samoas. Tagalongs.
Thanks-A-Lots. Do-Si-Do's.
If you know what any of these
names are in reference to, then
your mouth may already be
watering.
Girl Scout Cookies, the
immensely popular treats sold
each year for a limited time,
are now on sale throughout
parts of Northwest Florida,
including Santa Rosa County.
Though the cookies will
not be available until February
29, orders may be placed now
through any one of 400 local
Girl Scout troops across
Escambia, Santa Rosa,
Okaloosa, and Walton County.
While the cookies may
satisfy the public's sweet
tooth, this annual fundraiser
plays a much bigger role in the
lives of the girls and their
troops.
"This is the girl's very first
encounter with business," says
Cindy Nelson, Executive
Director of Girl Scouts of
Northwest Florida. "It teaches
them about organization, plan-
ning, and profit lines. It teach-


Girl Scout troops across Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and
Walton counties are currently selling their ever-popular cookies,
and learning some life skills while they're at it.
Submitted photo


es them how to set goals."
Since 1917, selling cook-
ies has always been the pri-
mary fundraising source
which Girl Scout troops


across the country use to fund
their service projects and
activities.
"This may be the first
See COOKIES Page 4A


Living King's



Dream today

7 Habitat house is just one

part of local MLK holiday











Page 2-A Santa Rosa's Press Gazette Saturday-January 19, 2008


Obituaries


SPEAK OUT


Saturday, 2:43 p.m.
This is Sandy. I was just
reading the Saturday Press
Gazette about a site for the
new courthouse. I don't
think zero cost for the land
is the main deciding factor.
I will say, site number four
looks good but it does not
offer as much acreage as site
number five for the expan-
sion of the courthouse. I will
be thinking about the leaders
as they make a decision on
this, but I definitely think it
should be in East Milton.
Thank You.

Saturday, 1:40p.m.
Hi, my name is Jimmy
and I'm sitting here in my
recliner reading this article
you've written about
"Finding the best option,"
and I'm not a rocket scien-
tist but I think you ought to
start with zero purchase
price and eliminate every-
thing else from there. If
something costs you a dona-
tion then you eliminate that
too. So now you're down to
one option, the one that
doesn't cost you any money.
What in the world is the
problem? Why are people
trying to figure this out? It
costs zero dollars for the
property, that's the one you
use.

Saturday, 12:23 p.m.
Hello, this is Marian.
Years ago murders were
stoned to death. In the days
of the old west- murders,
rustlers, etc. were given a
short time to repent and then
they hung them. I wonder
what Alabama will do with a
man who allegedly threw his
four children from the
bridge Monday. In my opin-
iop the justice system stinks.
Instead of housing them for
years, give them a short
period of time to repent, and
then a choice of the electric
chair, lethal injection, or
hanging. Don't keep them,
kill them. Thank you.

Saturday, 8:48 a.m.
Hi, this is Sue. For a
while now I've been won-
dering just how much tax
money would be saved if
there was no speed limit
signs. Hardly anyone obeys
them anyway, which puts
everyone in danger if you're
going the speed limit.
Speeders come up behind
you and just about rear-end
you, blow the horn, waive at
you with one finger, and

You may Speak Out
any time, day or night. Just
call our Speak Out line at
623-5887 and leave your
message.


pass you. It doesn't matter if
it's on a curve, a hill, or a
yellow line.
It happened to me again
today, except there were two
cars that passed me at the
same time. That put us three
abreast on a two lane road,
going up a hill. So take
down the signs and save
some money. I can go with
the flow then and not have to
worry about getting a ticket.
Thank you.

Saturday, 1:26 p.m.
My name is Pat. I just
got finished reading the arti-
cle about the courthouse in
today's paper. I do realize
the county has to look at all
the options but really, one
would have to be an absolute
idiot to not realize that the
East Milton sites are the way
to go.
Number one, zero cost to
acquire the property.
Number two, you have easy
access from the southern end
of the county. Really, Milton
and Pace are not the only
towns in this county, there
are many others. Number
three, you've got less traffic
congestion. Avalon is getting
just as bad as Highway 90.
Hwy. 90 is really bad, espe-
cially in the Pace/Pea Ridge
shopping area. I hate shop-
ping over in that area
because I hate the traffic.
Number four, it's close to
the jail, and you don't have
to transport prisoners. It's
just more convenient and it's
in a less populated area.
Plus, you don't have to come
across that East Milton
Bridge where traffic is really
bad. Thank you.

Wednesday, 12:04 p.m.
This is Mike. In the last
presidential election the
nation made fun of us for not
having the sense to know
how to vote. I now believe
them since our governor and
state government want to
give us money back and
we're going to vote it down.

Wednesday, 11:46 a.m.
This is Patsy. Liz, you
are the prime example of the
kind of people I was talking
about. It is people like you
that got us in this mess to
begin with. Don't you know
they'll do this anyway?
They'll fire these people,
they'll lay off the lower per-
son. It's the fat-cats that
keep the jobs and rely on
you to re-elect them when
the time comes. I feel sorry
for you. You think hard
before you get to the poles.
Thank you.

Wednesday, 10:57 a.m.
This is Carl. Concerning
your January 12 editorial
urging voters to reject
Amendment 1, you used
misleading information.
You stated the "amendment
would cut county budgets by
7.6 million which is 1/3 to
1/4 of the county budget."
That is patently wrong. The
county budget is not $25-to
$30-million as you inferred.
The actual county budget is
$120 million a year, and they
can afford to give tax payers
a little bit of relief. Thank
you.


O'Kelley, Joseph
Gerald
1951 2008
Mr. Joseph Gerald
O'Kelley, age 56, passed away
on Wednesday, January 16,
2008 at Christian Ministries
Hospice.
Gerald was born
September 17, 1951 in Walton
County, Georgia.
He is preceded in death by
his father- William Jack
O'Kelley.
Survivors include
spouse-Melody Caston
O'Kelley; sons- Joseph
Garrett O'Kelley and William
Dayton O'Kelley; daugh-
ters-Jolee Brooke O'Kelley
Sanborn and her husband,
Ryan Sanborn, Rachel Nicole
O'Kelley, Bonnie Jo
O'Kelley, all of Milton, FL;
mother-Lucille McKissick
O'Kelley Miller of Griffin;
step-father-James H. Miller;
brothers-Cecil Jack
O'Kelley, Guy Stephen
O'Kelley and his wife,
Patricia G. O'Kelley, all of


Griffin; sister-Joan O'Kelley
Morris and her husband, Jerry
G. Morris; grandchildren-
Braydon Elijah Rogers,
Brooklyn Rose Williams,
Jackson Ryan Sanborn; nieces
and nephews-Kipsey and
Billy Stotts, Todd O'Kelley,
Brandon and Candise
O'Kelley, Kelli and Daryl
Brown, Amy and Blake
Locke; grand-nieces and
grand-nephews.
Memorial services for Mr.
Joseph Gerald O'Kelley will
be conducted on Sunday,
January 20, 2008 at 4:00 p.m.
in the Chapel of Conner-
Westbury Funeral Home.
Reverend Doug McBee will
officiate. Friends may visit the
family one hour prior to the
service. The family would like
to give special thanks to
Christian Ministries Hospice,
family and friends for the love
and support given during
Gerald's illness.
Conner-Westbury Funeral
Home, 1891 West McIntosh
Road, Griffin. GA, is in charge
of the arrangements.


County Government

COUNTY COMMISSION
* District 1: Tom Stewart, Pace, FL 32571; Phone: 932-
1340.
* District 2: Bob Cole, 8651 Riverstone Rd., Milton 32583;
phone 983-1877.
* District 3: Don Salter, 6000 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace, FL.
32571; phone 994-6426.
* District 4: Gordon Goodin; 6467 Avenida De Galves,
Navarre, 32566; phone 939-4949.
* District 5: John Broxson, 6495 Caroline St. Suite M,
Milton 32570, phone 932-1340.
The Santa Rosa County Commission meets at 9:00 a.m.
on both the second and fourth Thursday of each month. The
leaders meet in committee at 9:00 a.m. on Monday's pre-
ceeding the Thursday meetings. Meetings are held in com-
mission chambers of the Administrative Complex on.
Highway 90. Phone 983-1877 for information or to reach
their offices.


State Government


W o m a n 's C lu b Representative Greg Evers: 5224 Willing St., Milto
32570 983-5550 Email evers.greg@leg.state.fl.us
Senator Durell Peaden Jr., 598 N. Ferdon Blvd, Suite 10(
i a r Crestview, 32536, 850-689-0556 sun com-675-7930
b eg in s n ew ye a r *Governor Charlie Crist: PL05 The Capitol, 400 S. Monro
St., Tallahassee, FL 32399 (850) 488-4441. Email: fl_gov
with new grantsernor@myflorida.com


Federal Government


The GFWC Milton
Woman's Club, Inc. will
begin the 2008 year with two
new grants awarded to them
by the Great Gulfcoast Arts
Festival. This is the second
year the group has been cho-
sen for grants.
In 2006, the club was
given a $2000 grant for a writ-
ing project in Santa Rosa
County schools and a $1500
grant (half of the original
grant amount) for the 2006-
2007 year of the Women In
The Arts project.
This year the organization
received the other $1500 for
the 2007-2008 Women'In The
Arts andwgrant in the amount
of $3370 for their newest
project, the Pensacola Youth
Steel Orchestra. The grant
will provide new instruments
for the group as well as an
artist-in-residence music pro-
gram, music workshops and
two performances for Santa
Rosa County District
Schools' students. David
Riggs, band director at Avalon
Middle School and Gray
Weaver, band director at
Milton High School, will
work with the Milton
Woman's Club in presenting
these workshops for students.
The grant will also provide
additional revenue for travel
expenses to additional per-
formances.
The Club's Women In The
Arts series for 2006-2007 hon-
ored and highlighted women
in all areas of the arts. Twenty-
three women were highlighted
during individual series events


and another ten during the 1st
Annual Women In The Arts
Awards last June at the Santa
Rosa County Auditorium. In
addition, four businesses
and/or organizations were rec-
ognized during the ceremony
for their support of women
and the arts. The 2nd Annual
Awards Ceremony will be
held in 2008.
The Pensacola Youth
Steel Orchestra is under the
direction of Harold Foster and
is an outreach program of
First United Methodist
Church in Pensacola. The
group was started in 1996 to
give youth something positive
to do after school and to keep
them off the street. It is open
to kids from all schools and
churches. Foster is captivating
young minds and instilling the
values of hard work, disci-
pline, education and respect
for other. Foster's passion for
music and his dedication to
helping young people become
successful citizens are the
driving forces behind the cre-
ation of the orchestra.
The GFWC Milton
Woman's Club, Inc. would
like to thank the Great
Gulfcoast Arts Festival grant
committee for honoring them
with these grants and allow-
ing them to reach out and give
to the community through
their projects.
For more information on
how you can be part of this
active, volunteer, community-
minded organization, phone
Paula Lou Mapoles at 850-
626-9567.


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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
* Rep. Jeff Miller: 1535 Longworth House Office Building,
Washington, D.C. 20515; phone (local) 479-1183; (DC)
(202) 225-4136; toll free: (866) 367-1614; E-mail:
www.house.gov/jeffmiller
SENATE
* Senator Mel Martinez: P.O. Box 536176 Orlando,FL
32853-6176 phone (407) 897-3130 fax (407) 897-8595
* Senator Bill Nelson: Room 571, Hart Senate Office
Building, Washington, D.C., 20510; phone (202) 224-5274,
(fax) (202) 224-8022.
WHITE HOUSE
* President George Bush: The White House, 1600
Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. 20500; phone (202)
456-1414. Email at:president@whitehouse.gov.
* Vice President Dick Cheney: Office of the Vice President,
White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C.,
20500; phone (202) 456-1414.


School Government

SCHOOL BOARD
* District 1: Diane Scott, 5710 Munson Highway, Milton
32570, 983-0413.
* District 2: Hugh Winkles, 5684 Nicklaus Lane, Milton
32570, 623-6299
* District 3: Diane Coleman, 9400 Octavia Lane, Navarre
32566, 939-2661.
* District 4: JoAnn J. Simpson, 5059 Faircloth Street, Pace
32571, 994-5446
* District 5: Edward Gray III- 1 Gray Oaks Lane Gulf
Breeze, FL 32561 850-932-6287
The Santa Rosa County School Board meets at 6:30 p.m.
on the 2nd and 4th Thursday at 5086 Canal St., Milton.
Phone: 983-5000.


City Government

Milton City Hall, Mayor Guy Thompson, 6738 Dixon
Street, Milton, FL 32570. (850) 983-5400. City Manager,
Donna Adams.
Gulf Breeze City Hall, Mayor Lane Gilchrist, 1070
Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL. 32561. (850) 934-5100.
City Manager, "Buzz" Eddy.
Town of Jay, Mayor Kurvin Qualls, 3822 Hwy. 4, Jay,
FL 32565. (850) 675-2719.


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Local


Whiting Field ID
Card Office to
temporarily adjust
hours
The Naval Air Station
Whiting Field ID Card office
will be modifying their hours
for the preparation of identifi-
cation cards. The change in
hours for customer service
will enable the office to man-
age the mass issue of ID cards
to NAS Whiting Field con-
tractor personnel. Normal
hours will resume Feb. 2.
The Customer Service
hours for Active Duty person-
nel, Retirees, Reservists, all
family members, Civil Service
employees, and contractors
(except L-3 contractors) will
be as follows:
Jan 22-25, 1200-1430.
Jan 28-Feb 01, 0900-
1500.
Persons needing ID cards
may still utilize other military
installations. Alternate contact
numbers for ID card Services
are: .
NAS Pensacola 850-452-
3617
Eglin AFB 850-882-2742
Hurlburt Field 850-884-
5252
Any questions pertaining
to this shift in office hours
may be addressed to Lori
Howell at 623-7159.

Working
Beautification to
meet
The City of Milton's
Working Beautification
Committee will meet
Wednesday, January 23, 2008,
at 3:30 p.m. within the
Planning & Development
Department located at 6738
Dixon Street. For further


information on the meeting,
contact Sharon Holley at 983-
5440, ext. 412. All meetings
are open to the public.

Pizza fundraisers
for local schools &
churches
CiCi's Pizza, 5070 Hwy.
90 in Pace, will be hosting
fundraisers for the following
organizations from 5-8 p.m.
CiCi's Pizza will donate 10%
of those sales to help the
organizations. Please come
out and help support these
community events.
Pace High Band
Boosters, Monday, Jan. 21st
Christian Life Church,
Tuesday, Jan. 22nd
Benny Russell
Elementary School, Thursday,
Jan. 24th.

Milton First AOG
to host missionary
Milton First Assembly of
God will be hosting Rev.
DeVane McGee, a missionary
serving in Africa's Hope, also.
known as Africa Theological
Training for the continent of
Africa.
The special meeting will
be Sunday, Jan. 20th at 6 p.m.
Rev. Fred Rogers and the
congregation cordially invite
the community to come hear
about this missionary's work
in Africa.

Milton Police
Department Update
During the month of
January 2008, Milton Police
officers will be conducting a
speed enforcement detail at
Magnolia Street at Orange
Street or Hamilton Bridge
Road at Cora Street, Tuesday,
January 22. A neighborhood


safety awareness patrol will
also take place in the
Westwood Subdivision or
Mary Street area. Police will
be looking for all safety viola-'
tions.

City of Milton News
The City of Milton's
Finance Committee will meet
on Wednesday, Jan. 23 at 9:30
a.m. in Conference Room B at
City Hall, 6738 Dixon Street.
Contact the City Manager's
office at 983-5411.
City Hall will be closed to
allow employees to observe
the Martin Luther King Jr. hol-
iday, Monday, Jan. 21st.
Garbage routes will be
picked up as follows: Monday
garbage route will be picked
up Tuesday. Tuesday garbage
route will be picked up
Wednesday. Thursday &
Friday garbage routes will be
picked up as scheduled.
City Hall's Public Works
desk and accounting window
will resume operation on
Tuesday, Jan. 22 at 7:30 a.m.
Public Works emergencies
will be handled as for regular
weekends by calling 983-
5400.

MLK Annual
Parade
There will be a Martin
Luther King, Jr. parade
Monday, Jan. 21st. Line up
begins at 8:30 a.m. at Milton
High School. Parade begins at
10 a.m. Parade theme is
'Holding on to the Dream.'
Entry fee is $20 and forms are
available at SRC Chamber of
Commerce and McCray's
Fashion. Call Gwen Rhodes at
626-2037.
Also, the dedication for
the 5th Habitat for Humanity
MLK House is at 11:30 a.m.
There will also be a block


party at noon on Dr. Martin
Luther King Drive, booths are
$25 each (applications avail-
able at McCray's Fashion or
SRC Chamber of Commerce.)
Community is invited to par-
ticipate and enjoy the festivi-
ties. Call Carolyn McCray for
more information, 981-9998.

County
Commissioners
Office closures and
openings
The Santa Rosa County
Board of County
Commissioners and the offices
under their direction, includ-
ing the library system, will be
closed on Monday, January 21
in observance of Martin
Luther King, Jr. Day. Normal
operating hours will resume
on Tuesday, January 22.
Santa Rosa County's
Central Landfill on Da Lisa
Road in Milton will be open.
The Supervisor of
Elections Office will be open
for early voting, 8:30-4:30 at
their offices in the Santa Rosa
Administrative Complex and
the Southside Service Center.


Commemorate 64th
Anniversary D-Day
The Fraternal Military
Association of the U.S.A. will
tour the Normandy Invasion
Beaches, London, Bastogne,
Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris,
and more...departing from
New York, June 17, 2008.,
Current, past military per-
sonnel, dependents, friends,
plus the general public are
invited to participate in this
memorable journey to com-
memorate the 64th anniver-
sary of D-Day June 6, 1944.
For information call Sy


Pilot Club continues projects


The Milton Pilot Club
sponsors the Anchor Club of
Pace High School. Anchor
Club is the youth group of
Pilot International. The club
was organized in 2000 with
a membership of 117. This
year the membership is 325.
In November for TR
Jackson Turkey Trot Day,
the Pilot and Anchor club
members had the
"BrainMinder" puppets, a
safety educational program
for the children. Each stu-
dent received a
coloring/activity book iea-
turing animal puppets.
In December, 225 stock-
ings were stuffed with good-
ies and fruit and delivered
by the Pilots and Anchors to
senior citizens.
Pilots also delivered 18
replacement flags for those
that are flown along
Caroline Street to the City
of Milton. Pilots also deco-
rated a Christmas tree at the


Milton Child Care Center
and 55 wrapped Teddy bears
were left under the tree.
This was the 23rd year
that the Pilot Club Nativity
scene had been placed on
the Courthouse yard. In
1998 Pilot Club had a prob-


lem with storage and getting
it set up. Brother Fred
Rogers and Milton First
Assembly offered to help
with the storage and setting
it up. We are thankful that
we have been able to contin-
ue this tradition.


Jewelry workshop offered


Jewelry artist Connie
Nabholz will present a two-
hour workshop at the January
26 meeting of the Santa Rosa
Art Association, Inc.
Her hands-on lesson, enti-
tled "Border Wrap Pendant,"
will teach how to bezel a
cabochon with sterling silver
wire and make a unique pen-
dant. Tuition for SRAA non-
members is $10, plus a $10 kit
fee.
Nabholtz has had a life-
long appreciation and involve-
ment in the arts. She began
developing her talents at


Pensacola Junior College in
1972. By 1998, she realized
her true passion was unique
beadwork and gems.
The workshop is from 9-
11 am on Saturday, Jan. 26, in
Building 4900 at the
Pensacola Junior College
campus in Milton. Each par-
ticipant is asked to bring any
wire-working tools she/he
already owns, a pin vise, and a
6-inch ruler.
No reservations are neces-
sary for the workshop. More
information is available by
calling 995-9717.


The workshop follows the
8 am monthly meeting of the
art association. The biggest
item of business at that meet-
ing will be preparing for the
annual fine art show, ArtFest,
which is scheduled for Feb. 9-
10 at the Santa Rosa County
Auditorium.
Guests are always wel-
come to attend SRAA meet-
ings and workshops; new
members are invited to join.
See the club's web site at
for more information about
the organization.


Pea Ridge names its Star Students


The following stu-
dents were chosen as Star
Students of the Week of
January 8th through the
llth. They are:
Kindergarten Jacob
Sallee, Chase Eby,
Andrew Gunton, Jared
Hobbs, Tiana Martin,
Nick Kitchell, and Diego
Blaylock;
First Grade -
MacKenzie Calabro,
Sierra Hogan, Emily
Enfinger, Ethan Hogan,


Elena Weaver, Dina
Weaver, Marisa Medina,
Robbie Hetling, Philip
Holmes, and Savanna
Birks;
Second Grade Allie
Williams, Valerie Devito,
Jaden Marise, Andrew
Sallee, James Castagna,
Mia Jones, Bradley
Lister, and Haleigh
Hasty;
Third Grade Corey
Parker, Miranda Padgett,
Ladarian Embrey, Sydney


Dykes, Nila Lupo,
Addison Adkins, Kaleb
Casey and Kyle Wells;
Fourth Grade
Stephen Coates, Shenette
Embrey, Patrick Hirman,
Mackenzie Brennan,
Dylan Hesser and
Kortney Harrington;
Fifth Grade Mia
Floyd, Olivia Ashcraft,
Audrey Brandt, Brittany
Luebcke, Cody Dixon,
and Phillip Hirman.
Art Gabriel Best.


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Oil sdes shapl despite dwin-
ding inventories
The Department of Energy
reported that oil inventories hadfal-
en for an eighdM consecutive weekin
Wednesday's Petroleum Status
Report. Usually, falling inventories
lead to higherprices and this had been
the case throughout much of the last
year. However, that has not been the
case lately. Despite this week's inven-
tory decline or more than 6 million
banrrels, prices actually closed lower
on the day. A follow-through of this
weakness carried over into Thursday
with prices down more than $2 per
barrel by midday. There could be sev-
eral reasons for the paradox of falling
inventories coupled with falling
prices, but the simplest explanation
seems like the best. The simplest
explanation is that refiners seem to be
using more of their crude oil invento-
ries to make more refined products.
This is obviously what they are doing
all of the time, but lately, many refin-
ers seem to be working overtime to
produce more diesel, heating oil, and
gasoline. This is evidenced by
increases in gasoline inventories in
each of the last eight weeks and a
steady up-tick in capacity utilization to
913%, its highest level since August
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January 26th, at 7 p.m. at the
Milton High Cafeteria. The
dance is open to anyone that
attended MHS from 1950 -
1975. Cost will be $5 per per-
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Santa Rosa farmers will find a lot of interest in this week's
ratio indicates thatrefiners are running theirmachines atornearthe max-
imum output. The fact that crude oil inventories have been falling has
been tempered by the rise in gasoline inventories. If inventories were
falling in all products due to a supply disruption or slowdown, prices
would most likely respond much more positively to the news. On the
weekcrude fell sharply,trading under $94 per barrel after touching $100
in the previous week. In the coming months, crude inventories are
expected to start to build back up as we exit theheating oil season. Ifthis
happens as expected, it could continue to keep a lid on crude oil prices.
In agricultural markets, cotton has become the off-overlooked
crop, constantly living in the shadows of the better-known corn, wheat
and soybeans, all of which have been inn a bull market for the past 6
months. Despite its place outside of the limelight, cotton prices have
steadily risen over the past few months from under 60 cents per pound
in August to more than 69 cents by Wednesday. The strength is at least
attributable to the strength in the better-known grain crops. Because
corn, wheat and soybeans are trading at or near multi-year highs, most
analysts believe that additional cotton-growing acres will be converted
to eithercomor soybeans in 2008. This reduction comes on the heels of
a large reduction in acres during the 2007 growing season and will most
likely cut US. Cotton production and ending stocks further. Traders
believe that falling inventories should be beneficial for prices. Despite
the reasons for continued upward momentum, the recent slrendi in
cotton seemed to come to an end this week as the March cotton con-
tract fell sharply on both Wednesday and Thursday.After reaching near-
ly 70 cents per pound in early trading on Wednesday, the contract was
trading near 6750 cents by midday Thursday, a fall of more than 3%.
The weakness seemed to be mostly technical in nattue as some traders
booked profits ahead of Friday's multiple crop reports oram USDA.
Whatever the reason, the sharp declines were the first indication of
weakness in more than a month. Traders will undoubtedly be looking
to see whether or not prices can recover after this recent setback and will
also be watching all of the grain price action following Friday's reports
from USDA.


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Local


Tax


Continued From Page One
$153.51 reduction in their
taxes.
Those living within the
city limits of Milton and Gulf
Breeze, or the town of Jay,
where the mileage rates are
higher, could save even more.
For example, a resident in Jay
could save $203.51, that is in
addition to the $331.64 sav-
ings already guaranteed to all
by the first homestead exemp-
tion.
With the final decision
in the hands of the voters
many local leaders see the
issue as a competition
between personal savings
and public services.
Though the commissioners
were reluctant to cite
specifics, many foresee cut-
ting services as a logical
result of the amendment.
"We would prefer not
to get deeply involved in the
pros and cons from the


standpoint of not wanting to
influence the citizenship on
what to do," said Chairman
John Broxson at the end of
Brown's presentation.
"Many will want that
$153 and will vote for the
amendment. Others will
weigh it both ways and ask,
'what are you going to
cut?'"
County Administrator,
Hunter Walker said some
possible responses to the
amendment would be to
continue the hiring freeze
currently in force, schedule
a pre-budget workshop to
discuss possible areas to cut
by early March, and sort
through the county's list of
"nice to have's and have to
have's." Walker did not
comment on specific pro-
grams or positions that may
be targeted.
I think it's way too early
for us to start figuring out


where we're going to cut,
but I have a feeling we're
going to have to cut," said
Commissioner Tom Stewart.
"I can't see the average res-
ident not be[ing] in favor of
an extra exemption. Any
tax cut would be favorable
to the resident.," he said.
Asked what he would
have citizens remember
when casting their vote,
Stewart stated, "every dollar
we collect in this county
goes to provide services,
services equal quality of
life.
Under the first home-
stead exemption available
homeowners are exempt
from all ad valorum taxes
except fire. The second
exemption in the proposed
amendment would exempt
taxpayers from county, city
and NWFL Water
Management taxes, but does
not apply to school taxes.



MLK

Continued From Page One
appropriate learning toys.
Willingham says in her old
neighborhood she was afraid to
take Cory for walks. Now, she
sits in her new living room and
relates the pride she feels watch-
ing her son squeal with delight as
he runs in his own backyard.
According to their official
website, "Habitat for Humanity
is not a "give a way program,"
but a "non-profit, ecumenical,
Christian ministry whose pur-
pose is to build homes and
improve communities in partner-
ship with low and very low
income families in Escambia
and Santa Rosa
Counties...which then "sells the
homes at cost with a no-interest
mortgage to deserving families.
The program requires home
recipients to work on their own
dwelling, and others like them,
to earn 300 "sweat equity
hours". As of Friday,
Willingham reports she has only
ten left, which she plans to have
completed by next week.
In a thank you letter to
Habitat for Humanity,
Willingham's 14 year old son,
Tykiren wrote, "if I had to make
a wish, it would be that all chil-
dren could grow up with good
friends and family, have a good
mom like mine, and have a nice
house in a nice neighborhood."
That's a dream Dr. King
would be proud of.


Temple

Continued From Page One
1989. It was in this position
that he performed most vividly
as a champion of adult educa-
tion, promoting the process of
making such an opportunity as
widely available as possible to
the masses.
And although John's name
was never indelibly or highly
profiled in connection with the
founding ideas and establish-
ment of Locklin Vo-Tech, he was
instrumental as a "mover and
shaker" in its evolution to reality.
John's spirituality was firmly
embedded in his faith. He was a
member of Margaret Street
Church of Christ in Milton,
where he served as a deacon and
later an elder for mo! re than 24
years. His wife Roberta charac-
terized that faith: "We are grate-
ful he was given an opportunity
to serve God for so many years,"
she said. "John loved his
Heavenly Father, and we are
grateful for the life, death, and
resurrection of Jesus Christ
through Whom is his hope for
eternal life."
"John was a good person
that I remember knowing all my
life," said Curtis Peaden, the bar-
ber who took care of John's per-
sonal grooming for so many
years. "There just wasn't any-
thing negative that anyone could
say about him. He was so full of
life and energy, and he always
had an upbeat attitude and a
good word for everybody. He
was somebody I always looked
up to, and I'll always miss him."
"It was painful to learn of his
death," said Charles Richardson,
a former student of his at the
Harold School. "He was a very
caring person, and he always


seemed to look out for our best
interests. It's been a long time
ago, but the memory of his tak-
ing us to the skating rink at
Allen's Dam! and pr oviding us
with wholesome recreation that
we probably wouldn't have oth-
erwise gotten will never fade
completely. I remember his
patience and his attention, and
specifically how he and his wife
skated so beautifully. Those are
cherished memories."
And although Roberta does-
n't remember the specific event,
she does remember that both he
and she were "tolerable" skaters
when they were younger.
"John was fine Christian
man," remembers F M. "Bubba"


Fisher. "He was the epitome of
an educator who came from a
fine family. I guess I knew him
for at least 70 years. And, yes, he
was instrumental in the estab-
lishment of the Locklin Vo-Tech
school which is one of the finest
institutions that Santa Rosa has
every had. He was a committed
individual who put everything he
had into whatever he worked on.
We'll all miss him very much."
John is survived by his wife
of some 53 years, Roberta, a
daughter, and two sons, along
with numerous grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
He was laid to rest on
Tuesday, January 14, 2008, in
Serenity Gardens in Milton.


Mayor visits Pensacola
Rudy Giuliani brought his campaign for President to Pensacola
Wednesday night with a rally at the Fish House. The former
mayor of New York City talked about taxes, immigration,
health care, and the "big dreams" that all Americans have. He
paused a moment after his remarks to shake hands and sign
autographs for those in attendance. Giuliani will continue his
campaign in Florida leading up to the state's primary on
January 29.


Cookies


Continued From Page One
time," says Nelson, "that their
parents.aren't going to pay for
something they do: There are
limited opportunities for chil-
dren to earn."
The troops will have an
advantage over past years as
they employ a new online
service to aid in this year's
organization and planning.
According to a spokesper-
son for Girl Scouts of
Northwest Florida, "This new
interactive tool incorporates


the marketing, money man-
agement, goal setting, and
communication skills building
exercises that have always
been such an integral part of
the Girl Scout program."
Popular varieties of cook-
ies available this year include
Thin Mints, Shortbread,
Peanut Butter Sandwich, and
Lemonades to name but a few.
All varieties cost $3.50
per box. The cookie connois-
seur can purchase a special
"variety sampler" containing


one box of each type of cook-
ie for a discounted price,
available to those who order
by February 8 while supplies
last.
Girl Scout troops will be
taking early orders until
February 29, at which time
they will begin deliveries, as
well as booth sales at local
businesses throughout the
community. The sale will last
until March 14. For more
information call 434-1333 or
1-800-624-3951


Meeting


Continued From Page One
wise decision on location."
Broxson, as well as the
other commissioners, agreed
downtown Milton would not be
the location of the new facility
because of the lack of land and
traffic congestion through the
two-lane U.S. 90 downtown


corridor.
"There is one criteria and
one alone," Broxson said.
"That is what is the best loca-
tion for all Santa Rosans now
and in the future."
Jennifer Byrom, a Milton
attorney, presented a proposal
on behalf of her father, Cotton
Byrom, to donate 15 acres in
East Milton for the facility. The
site would be the cheapest to
develop somewhere near
$600,000 but several com-
missioners spoke against the
East Milton location because of
traffic congestion through
downtown Milton and its dis-
tance from centrally populated
areas. Commissioner Bob Cole
presented Sheriff's Office sta-
tistics and projected expenses
throughout the next 20 years,
and provided an estimate on
how much the location could
save the county in fuel and staff
costs.
Although the most expen-
sive of the proposed sites at a
total cost of $6.4 million
including improvements the
Santa Rosa Towne Center prop-
erty located near the Pensacola
Junior College campus would
provide a connection to the
north if a bridge was construct-
ed over Pond Creek to connect
with Hamilton Bridge Road.
The proposed site for sale
is 17.3 acres but has a potential
of 50 total acres for develop-
ment that would allow for a
courthouse complex, a profes-
sional office center, a medical
services complex, additional
facilities, as well as land to
accommodate 75 to 100 years
of judicial function growth.
The site also would provide


possible connection to the PJC
Milton campus the fastest
growing of the college's three
campuses.
The college's president,
Tom Delaino, spoke on behalf
of the Towne Center proposal
saying that with anticipated
growth of the campus, the
north-south connection would
provide another access point
for the campus.
Commissioners also dis-
cussed connection factors for
the northern part of the county
through this site. The gap cur-
rently between northern con-
nections are distanced between
Glover Lane in Milton and East
Spencer Field Road in Pace.
The Mpirical property
offered to the county across
from the Target shopping center
in Pace would be donated if the
county constructed a road con-
necting Sterling and Wadkins
roads through Sterling Fibers
and Air Products property. The
cost of the road's construction
would be near $1.7 million with
an additional $3.8 million of
improvements to the site. The
Avalon Boulevard property
offered for sale by Mitchell Co.
was also discussed as a poten-
tial site because of its central-
ized location. The Mitchell Co.
site would cost nearly $2.5 mil-
lion for purchase and improve-
ments.
The last of the proposals,
the county's Industrial Park
site in East Milton, would be
removing potential industrial
property from the market, and
would need $1.4 million in
improvements prior to con-
struction.
Mary Johnson, the coun-


ty's Clerk of Court, said she
hasn't made up her mind on
what location would be the
greatest, but she doesn't think
East Milton would be the best
location.
"I have to say I'm not real-
ly thrilled about the site near
the jail," she said. "So much
other function happens in a
courthouse or a judicial center
that is not criminal related."
Johnson emphasized dur-
ing the workshop the need for
centralization of court facili-
ties and staff.
"I know what the clerk
office needs," she said. "My
goal is to try to get my offices
centralized."
Currently, tle clerk's
office and county a chives are
scattered at various locations
throughout the county, includ-
ing Milton, Pace and Navarre.
Johnson said that when the
clerk's office moved into the
current facility after the court-
house was renovated in 1961
that it was supposed to last for-
ever. Now, nearly 50 years
later the facility is inadequate
and overcrowded and has
been for years.
"We've got to have some
space somewhere. I just want
to see it central where my peo-
ple are together," Johnson:
said. "As far as the best site.. .1'
don't know that at this point."
The Clerk of Court's:
courthouse offices will be:
moving into a modular build-:
ing that will be installed-
behind the courthouse on the:
site of the old jail. The offices:
will be housed there until the:
new judicial center is con-;
structed.


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5299 Richburg St., Milton

ANGLICAN
-Trinity by the Fields
4980 West Spencerfield Road, Pace

APOSTOLIC
-First Apostolic Church
5574 E. Highway 90., Milton
-Pace Apostolic Church
4763 Old Guernsey Road, Pace

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
-Bagdad st Assembly of God
4513 Forsyth Street, Bagdad
-East Milton Assemby of God
5174 Ward Basin Road, Milton
-Ebenezer Assembly of God
Ebenezer Church Road, Jay
-Faith Chapel Assembly of God
205 South Airport Road, Milton
-First Assembly of God
6163 Dogwood Drive, Milton
-Harold Assemby of God
10495 Goodrange Rd, Milton
-New Harvest Fellowship
-Assembly of God
E. Highway 90, Pace
-Jay First Assembly of God
400 S. Alabama Street, Jay
-McLellan Assembly of God
6050 Three Notch Trail, Milton
-New Hope Assembly of God
9550 Chumuckla Hwy, Pace
-Pace Assembly of God
3948 Hwy 90, Pace
-Welcome Assembly of God.
8581 Welcome Church Road, Milton

BAPTIST- ABA
-Berryhill Road Baptist-ABA
3095 Berryhill Road, Milton
-Bethel Missionary Baptist -ABA
6178 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton
-Fellowship Baptist Church ABA
5223 Hwy. 90, Pace
-First Missionary Baptist -ABA
3949 Pace Road, Pace
-Galilee Missionary Baptist-ABA
Hwy 90, West Milton

BAPTIST
-Avalon Baptist
4316 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-East Side Baptist
4884 Ward Basin Road, Milton
-Faith Baptist
6423 Hamilton Bridge Rd, Milton
-First Baptist of Harold
10585 Goodrange Drive, Milton
-Liberty Baptist Church
6763 Margaret Street
Milton, FL 32570
-Mount Pilgrim Baptist
5103 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Street,
Milton
-St. John Divine Missionary Baptist
5363 St. Johns Street, Milton

BAPTIST INDEPENDENT
-Bible Baptist Church of Pace
4001 Vern Street, Pace
-Bible Way Baptist Church
5976 Dogwood Drive Milton
-Brownsdale Baptist Church
Chumuckla Hwy. Jay
-Joy Bible Baptist
8613 Hwy. 90, Milton
-Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist
5550 Econfina Street, Milton
-Solid Rock Baptist
6760 East Gate Road, Milton
-Trinity Baptist
5301 Highway 90, Pace
-Victory Baptist
4000 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-West Florida Baptist
5621 Hwy 90, Milton
-Fil Am Baptist Church
5240 Dogwood Drive, Milton

BAPTIST-SOUTHERN
-Avalon Baptist
4316 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-Berrydale Baptist Church


6730 Hwy. 4.Jay
-Billory 1st Baptist of Holley-Navarre
Highway 87 North Holley
-Blackwater Baptist
11689 Munson Hwy., Milton
-Calvary Baptist
Hwy. 89, Allentown
-Cora Baptist
12953 Hwy 197, Jay
-East Side Baptist
4884 Ward Basin Road, Milton
-Ferris Hill Baptist
6848 Chaffin Street. Milton
-First Bagdad Baptist
4529 Forsyth St., Bagdad
-First Baptist of Garcon Point
1780 Garcon Point Rd., Milton
-First Baptist of Milton
6797 Caroline St., Milton
-Florida Baptist Convention
3418 Ashmore Lane, Pace
-Floridatown Baptist
3851 Diamond Street Pace
-Harmony Ridge Baptist
5536 Hwy. 90 W, Pace
-Hickory Hammock Baptist
Hickory Hammock Rd, E.Milton
-Immanual Baptist
4187 Hwy. 90, Pace
-James Street Baptist
6658 James Street, Milton
-Jay First Baptist
214 S. Alabama Street, Jay
-Living Truth Church (Contemporary)
Meeting at S.S. Dixon Intermediate
School, Pace
-Mount Calvary So. Baptist
5300 Berryhill Road Milton
-New Bethel Baptist
10995 Chumuckla Hwy., Jay
-New Life Baptist
6380 Bayberry Street, Milton
-Mount Pleasant Baptist
6151 Dogwood Dr., Milton
-Olivet Baptist
5240 Dogwood Drive Milton
-PineLevel Baptist
3300 Pine Level Church Road, Jay
-Pine Terrace Baptist
6212 Pine Blossom Road Milton
-Pleasant Home Baptist
8500 Pleasant Home, Munson
-Santa Rosa Baptist Asso.
6820 Hwy. 87 North Milton
-Spring Hill Baptist Church
9214 Munson Hwy. Milton
-Wallace Baptist Church
6601 Chumuckla Hwy.
-Woodbine Baptist Church
4912 Woodbine Road Pace

BAPTIST -MISSIONARY
-Mt. Bethel Baptist
175 Limit Street Milton
-New Macedonia Baptist Church ,
4751 Chumuckla Hwy. Pace
-New Providence Missionary Baptist
4175 Popcorn Rd., Milton
-First Missionary Baptist Church
3949 Pace Road, Pace

CATHOLIC
-St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
6457 Park Ave. SW Milton, FL

CHARISMATIC
-Sheperd House Ministry
5739 Stewart St. Milton
-New Hope Community Church
Meeting at Russel Center at Locklin Tech,
Berry Hill, Milton

CHURCH OF CHRIST
-Bagdad Chuch of Christ
4413 Garcon Point Hwy., Bagdad
-Berryhill Church of Christ
3679 Berryhill Rd Pace,
-Jay Church of Christ
E. Highway 4, Jay
-Margaret Street Church of Christ
6745 Margaret Street, Milton,
-McLellan Church of Christ
Munson Hwy Milton
-Susan St. Church of Christ
600 Susan St. Milton
-West Milton Church of Christ
5300 Highway 90, Pace
-Pea Ridge Church of Christ
4400 Bell Lane, Pea Ridge

CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
-Ferris Hill Church of God in Christ
909 N. Alabama St., Milton


-World Church of God
Milton Worship Center
5177 Stewart St., Milton
-Community Chapel Church of God, 4300
Pace Lane,
South of Wal-Mart
-Church of God in Christ
5887 N. Stewart St., Milton

CHURCH OF GOD
-Covenant Church of God
4645 School Ln., Pace
-Church of God of Prophecy
600 Glover Lane, Milton, FL

COMMUNITY OF CHRIST
-Community of Christ
6656 Raymond Hobbs St.Milton

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
-Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter day Saints
5737 Berryhill Rd., Milton

EPISCOPAL
-St. Mary's Episcopal Church
6842 Oak St. Milton

FULL GOSPEL
-Milton Victory Ministries
7235 E. Hwy 90 Milton
-Living Faith Church
7400 Reformation Rd Milton
-True Grace Fellowship
Assembly of God
5178 Willard Norris Rd., Milton

HOLINESS
-Hollandtown Holiness Church
1851 Pineview Church Rd, Jay
Contact: Hansel Prescott 675-4346
-Cobbtown Holiness
4700 Greenwood Rd
Jay, FL 32565 ,
INDEPENDENT
-Grace Bible Church
623 Chestnut, Milton


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-Evangel Christian Church
6763 Margaret St. Milton
-Ken Sumerall Ministries
4901 Forest Creek Dr., Pace


JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
-Jehovah's Witnesses Milton
Congregation
5696 Berryhill Rd, Milton

LUTHERAN
-Eternal Trinity Lutheran Church
6076 Old Bagdad Hwy Milton

METHODIST
-Christ United Methodist Church
5983 Dogwood Dr., Milton
-Chumuckla United Methodist Church
9475 Hwy. 197, Chumuckla
-Elizabeth Chapel United Methodist
Church
8008 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace
-1st United Meth.Church of Pace
4540 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace
-Woodbine United Methodist Church
5200 Woodbine, Pace
-Bagdad United Methodist Church
4540 Forsyth St., Bagdad
-First United Methodist Church
6830 Berryhill Rd., Milton
-Jay United Methodist Church
300 South Alabama St., Jay
-Mae Edwards Memorial United
Methodist Church
5052 Mulat Road, Milton, FL
-Pineview United Methodist Church
1400 Pineview Church Rd. Jay,
-Wesley Memorial United Methodist
Church
4701 School Ln, Pace, FL
-Woodbine United Methodist Church
5200 Woodbine Rd., Pace
NAZARENE
-First Church of the Nazarene
5162 Avenida Del Fuego, Pace


JFirst United Methodist

Church of Milton

6830 Berryhill Street 623-6683

Worship Service @ 8:30 & 11:00
Sunday School @ 9:45
Youth Fellowship @ 5:00

Small enough to care, Large enough to serve!

"Your Friendly Church with Opened Arms"

Pastor John C. Hancock

First Missionary Baptist Church

I Sunday School 10:00 AM Evening Worship 6:00 PM
Morning Worship 11:00 AM Wednesday Evening 7:00 PM

3949 Pace Road Pace Florida 32571
(850) 994-6554


W liti 9 zLz.u ian CI6 wtak

5203 Elmira Street
Milton, Florida 32570

Rev. Joan Wooten

623-2510

Sunday School: 9:45 Worship: 11am

C nCommitted to excellence as we serve Jesus.
Come grow with us!


Hickory Hammock
Baptist Church
S Pastor Carl Gallups (since 1987)
Worship & Children's Church 8:30 & 10:00 am .' \, ..J
Sunday School 9:00 & 10:00 am
Bible Study For All Ages 5:00 pm -.
Wednesday Worship 6:30 pm
Preschool All Services
8351 Hickory Hammock Road, Milton 623-8959 www.hickoryhammockbt'ptist.org
Dynamic Worship Music Drama Children & Youth Ministries and lots mo6e!


NON-DENOMINATIONAL
-Christian Life Church
4401 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-Church of the Living God
3375 Garcon Pt. Milton
-New Testament Church
5277 Glover Lane, Milton
-Shepherd House Ministries
5739 N. Stewart St., Milton
-Word Alive Christian Church
5707 Stewart St., Milton
-West Milton Church of Christ
5300 Highway 90, Pace

PENTECOSTAL
-Gospel Lighthouse Church
10001 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace
-United Pentecostal
Church of Berrydale
7580 Hwy. 4, Jay

PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
-Mount Zion Pentecostal Holiness
Church
5532 Osceola St., Milton
-Chumuckla Pentecostal Holiness Church
2841 Hwy. 182, Jay
-New Vision Worship Center
5573 Stewart St. Milton
-Roeville Holiness Church
Munson Hwy., Milton
-Cobbtown Holiness Church
4700 Greenwood Road (Hwy 164)
Jay, FL 32565


PRESBYTERIAN PCA
-Westminster Presbyterian Church PCA
6659 Park Avenue, Milton

PRESBYTERIAN USA
-First Presbyterian Church of Milton
5206 Elmira St. Milton, FL
-Pace Presbyterian Church
4587 Woodbine Rd., Pace, FL

PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
-Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church
5339 Zero Ln., Milton, FL
-Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church
603 4th Av., Milton, FL

PROTESTANT
Milton SDA Church
5288 Berryhill Rd., Milton

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
-Milton Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
5288 Berryhill Rd., Milton

UNITED PENTECOSTAL
-First Pentecostal Church of Bagdad
4636 Forsyth St., Bagdad



-Bay Area Vineyard Church
Milton Community Center
5629 Byrom Street, Milton


Come find your place with Us!
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church

S Sunday School 9 a.m.
Worship Service 10 a.m.
Pastor Mark Dees
4701 School Lane
994-6213



EPISCOPAL St. Mary's
CHURCH

Episcopal Church
The Rev. John Wallace
Services:
Sunday Holy Eucharist: 8:00 & 10:00 am
Sunday School: 9:45 am
6849 Oak treet Wednesday Holy Eucharist: 6:00 pm
6849 Oak Street
Milton, Florida 32570 Nursery provided for Sunday service
Phone (850) 623-2905 www.stmarysmilton.com

"MEN AND BRETHREN, WHAT SHALL WE DO?" ACTS 2:37 41
"Save yourselves from this untoward generation."
Then they that gladly received his word were baptized:


West Milton
Church of Christ
5300 Hwy 90
994-6088


Bible Study 9am
Worshop 10am & 6pm
... Wednesday Snack & Study
:.- .... "" 5:15pm


Sunday School


9:C


Morning Worship 10:0
Evening Worship 6:(
Wednesday Opportunities available
for all ages 6:30 p.m.


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Christ United Methodist Church
5983 Dogwood Drive, (Hwy 89), Milton
Church Office: 623-8820 John F Edwards, Pastor 0

Celebrate Recovery!!
Thursdays @ 7p.m.

Harmony Ridge
Baptist Church
5536 Hwy. 90, Pace
Call 994-2426
A biblically based program that can help you overcome
your hurts, habits and hang ups
through the 12 Steps and 8 Recovery Principles.
Email us: recoveryhelp@bellsouth.net


Pace Community Church

Reaching Seekers, Building Believers

Features...


* Live band, contemporary music
* Exceptional children's & teen ministry
* Safe, clean nursery & preschool classes
* Small Groups & Seminars


Affiliation...
* Non-denominational & Bible based
* Purpose Driven
* A member of the Willow Creek Association


Where? 4310 North Spencerfield Rd. Pace 32571
When? 2 Great Services on Sunday at 9:30 am & 11:00 am


www.Pace


994-4310

eCommunitvChurch.com


Ronnie Christian
Pastor


Oomw ane/le' a a

Restoring 1st Century Christianity in the 21st Century


Celebrate with us!
........


PACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PCUSA

4587 Woodbine Road i j %
Pace, FL 32571 4r 2
Ph 995-4553 .....

Rev. Shuford White, Pastor


9:00am Sunday School 10:30 AM: Worship


Chumuckla United Methodist Church
Praise & Worship 9 am
Traditional Worship -11 am
Wednesday Night Worship 6:30 pm

Pastor: Clive Knights
Stephen Minister: Donna Lee 994-0870

9475 Chumuckla Hwy. Jay, FL 32565
995-4261 I


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Viewpoints


Vol. 100, Number 81;


6A Saturday January 19 2 a


OUR VIEW



A taxing game .


of roulette

Florida residents may be playing a game of Russian Roulette
when it comes to the proposed Florida Constitutional
Amendment to double the homestead exemption.
On the surface, this proposed amendment sounds as good as
the infamous high speed rail and the classroom size amendments
put on the ballot several years ago.
The problem with these two amendments, just like the
homestead exemption idea? They sound good on the surface, but
the devil is in the details.
What lurks below the surface of doubling the homestead
exemption is something we all should be leery of and is, ulti-
mately, a reason to vote a resounding "no."
While passage of this amendment will see homestead
exemptions go from $25,000 to $50,000, residents are not being
told tax rates will be adjusted to insure governments still get the
same amount of money. So, it's really a fancy shell game played
with Florida voters.
If this issue passes, the first thing that will happen is proper-
ty appraisers across the state will establish a new tax rate
designed to make sure each county still gets the same amount of
tax money?
While Tallahassee legislators have passed House Bill 1B to
limit on county's revenue, they still have the ability to regain any
lost revenue in one fell swoop during the budgetary process later
this year.
Commissioners will look at the affect of the higher exemp-
tions, the tax rate necessary to regain those lost dollars and hold
a public hearing prior to adjusted the millage rate as necessary.
If the current tax situation generates "x number of dollars"
and people are given an additional $25,000 exemption, it does-
n't take much calculating to realize the county will receive less
money.
County commissions will then need to hold a public hearing
and vote to adjust the tax rate.
Once the' tax rate is higher, residents can look forward to
paying this higher rate on thb ever-increasing value of their
home. (Remember, most every home increases in value each
year and property taxes are paid based on value, not original pur-
chase price.)
This is a particularly dangerous amendment. If residents
don't begin educating themselves quickly, the issue is almost
certain to pass because who wouldn't want to vote to give them-
selves another $25,000 exemption? Yet the end result of the
Tallahassee shell game is likely to be higher, not lower, taxes.
Looking at what our state senators and representatives have
done shows their arrogance toward the voting public. Perhaps
the real culprit in all of this is Florida's Constitutional
Amendment process which easily allows things to be placed
before the public without guaranteeing the public understands
for what it is voting.
The high speed rail amendment of several years ago passed
easily. Who didn't want a rapid rail link between Pensacola,
Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa and Miami?
The amendment conveniently left out how much such a sys-
tem would cost. When the issue passed and. Florida was set to
begin taxing to fund the white elephant, that's when voters got
angry...they realized they had been duped.
If we pass this proposed homestead exemption amendment,
we may be setting ourselves up for an even bigger surprise than
the one from the rapid rail boondoggle.
Actions like these make you wonder what in the heck peo-
ple were voting for when they chose their Governor, senators
and representatives.
We urge you to vote no and send these "so-called" public
servants back to the drawing board until they can actually with a
money-saving plan that really saves money. This big dollar-grab
just isn't going to cut it.


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opinions


We want you to share your views
on the above topic(s)-or ANY
topic-with other Press Gazette read-
ers. Your views are important, too.
Send your letters to: LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR, 6629 Elva Street,
Milton, FL 32570. (FAX (850) 623-
9308.)
Letters may be edited for content
or to fit the available space. For a letter
to be published, you MUST sign your
name and please include your phone
number and address so we may phone
for verification, if necessary.


What Dad wanted to hear
FM: Rodney Bowers
Milton, Fla.

Dear Editor,

Years ago, when my father
was listening to a newscast or
political speech, he would
sometimes turn off the radio or
television and say, "They're
not telling me what I want to
hear!"
Well, Dad passed away
some time ago, but if he was
able to listen to this current
crop of Presidential wannabes
he would really be in his glory.
With the help of the instan-
taneous polls that prepare
politicians for each new crowd,
most of the Presidential candi-
dates are telling everybody
what they want to hear.
Their campaign promises as


well as their antics would be
amusing if they weren't running
for office. Yet being able to say
the "right" things to each group
is very hard for them to resist
since it is not illegal for a can-
didate to ignore campaign
promises or our prisons would
be filled with politicians.
But their votes, thank good-
ness, never lie and with a litttle
effort voters can check each
Senator's and Representative's
voting records information
which could be a real eye open-
er!
It isn't possible to please
everyone and if we put all of
their posturing aside, their true
position on issues can be seen
by their voting records.
As voters, we need to do
our job by researching each
candidate and after the election,
we must demand that they do


their job by respecting our
Constitution, not ignoring it.
I've been watching John
McCain, Mitt Romney, and Ron
Paul.
McCain and Romney both
promised to bring the automo-
tive jobs back to Michigan.
Romney said that he wouldn't
stop until he accomplished it.
Really.
Not to be outdone, on the
Democratic Side, (John)
Edwards never made state-by-
state promises to please his
audiences and he doesn't
appear to be "owned" by any
group.
He garnered more votes
than his rival candidates
expected in Iowa and New
Hampshire and his appearance
in the South Carolina debate
cased many stunned people to
begin listening to him for the


first time.
The major news networks
seem stunned that someone
would run for the Presidency
without major backing and
some of their condescending
questions to Paul reflected that
attitude.
The Florida Primary is com-
ing up soon.
Are you aware that the
Democrats will seat no dele-
gates from Florida in their '
upcomng convention (but if
seated, will not be permitted to
vote) and the Republicans will
only accept one half of the
Florida delegation (it's actually
called punishment) at the
Republican convention?
Maybe it is about time that
we started listening to all of the '
candidates and not just the ones-'
who tell us what we want to
hear.


J/m F/lechr, Publisher
Carol Bames, Office Manager


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Today in Jay / LifeStyle


HRHN receives grant for Breast Cancer Awareness


Heartland Rural Health
Network, Inc. (HRHN) in
partnership with the
Northwest Fla. Rural Health
Network, recently received a
$8,914 grant from the Florida
Breast Cancer Coalition
Research Foundation to
implement their Rural Breast
Health Empowerment
Program in rural Escambia
and Santa Rosa Counties,
located in northern Florida.
HRHN will be working close-
ly with its sister network
NFRHN by implementing an


educational program designed
to increase women's knowl-
edge, influence attitudes, and
facilitate access to screening
services-all through the pro-
vision of education that
engages women to become
proactive advocates in their
own breast health.
This will be done through
a curriculum developed by the
National Center for
Farmworker Health through
Centers for Disease Control
funding. The overreaching
goal of the curriculum is to


increase breast and cervical
cancer screenings by address-
ing personal and environmen-
tal factors influencing mam-
mography, clinical breast
examinations, breast self-
examinations, and Pap testing.
This model has been studied
by the University of Texas
school of Public Health and
results show this model to be
extremely effective in encour-
aging and teaching women
how to be more proactive.
This program relies on trained
ethnically diverse community


members who work almost
exclusively in community set-
tings.
The primary aim of these
lay educators is to help indi-
viduals and their families
understand health behaviors,
recognize health options,
think independently, and
make decisions that will
improve their health. They
serve as connectors between
health care consumers and
providers to promote health
among groups that have tradi-
tionally lacked access to ade-


quate health care.
It is anticipated that
through this grant more
women will seek regular
mammograms, have aware-
ness of local facilities that
provide mammograms, and
have a better understanding of
the benefits of being an advo-
cate in their own breast
health. In addition to the cur-
riculum, the HBH website.
(www.heartlandnbreast-
health.org), a free online
resource including resources
for Highlands, Hardee, and


DeSoto county women and a
locally designed breast health
brochure entitled, Important
Life Saving Information for
Yourself or the Women in
Your Life," featuring breast
health tips and local mam-
mography facilities will be
modified to include Santa
Rosa and Escambia Counties.
For more information on
this grant program or to
obtain free breast health mate-
rials please contact Maxine
Ivey, Director, at 850-675-
6610.


American Legion looks at Girls State


The American Legion
Edeker-Dubose Post 121, Jay,
and its- Auxiliary Unit 121,
met Monday, Jan. 14th at the
Legion Post, at 7 p.m.
The Auxiliary meeting
entailed much discussion con-
cerning community service.
Lap robes and kit bags
will be made by Auxiliary
Unit 121 (ladies) with a dead-
line of March 2008. These
comfort articles are being
made for veterans that are
hospitalized,
Soon, the Auxiliary will
be visiting Jay High School to


speak with Junior girls that
are interested in attending
Girls State in Tallahassee this
summer. Those interested
will write an essay titled
"America, Home of the
Brave, Land That I Love."
The essay has to be 500
words or less. Other rules
apply and will be related to
the girls. The lucky girl that is
picked to attend Girls State
will visit the capitol in ses-
sion; meet the Governor and
other state officials. They will
learn how the government
works, have an opportunity to


run for office (mock); stay in
the Fla. State University
Dorm; get acquainted with
girls from other areas of
Florida. The chosen girl must
be committed to attend
because the Auxiliary will
prepay for the registration
and expenses. She will also
receive a $500 scholarship
her senior year, if she attends
Girl State.
There are 17 districts of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
We are District 1. The
American Legion Auxiliary
Department President, Linda


Teasley, will be visiting our
District this weekend. A dinner
will be held in her honor at
Mesquite Charlie's in
Pensacola, today at noon.
Those representing our
Auxiliary will be Brenda
Gabbert, Charline Warrick and
Wanda Garrison.
The Auxiliary's purpose is
to help support the Legion post
121, its veterans, the communi-
ty and its youth, our troops
overseas, and to promote
Americanism, so that we can
say, "America, Home of the
Brave, Land That I Love.'


Wood and Wyatt to wed in March


Jerald and Tammy Wood
of Milton proudly announce
the engagement of their
daughter Rilee Nicole Wood
to William Jeremy Wyatt, son
of Sandy and Nancy Wyatt of
Chumuckla.
The bride-to-be' is the
granddaughter of Mr. Jerry
Wood and Mrs. Linda Wood
of Pace, Mr. Pete Krostag and
Mrs. Cathy Krostag of
Chipley, FL and Mr. Leif
Lindstrom and Mrs. JoAnne
Lindstrom of Pensacola. She
is a'business major at the
University of West Florida.
She is also a manager and nail
technician at Sunkissed
Tanning in Milton.
The groom-to-be is the
grandson of Mrs. Martha
Carpenter and the late
William Wyatt of Milton and
Mr. Laverne ("Skeet") Howell
and Mrs. Vera Howell of
Chumuckla and the late
Laurel Howell, also of
Chumuckla. He is a 1998
graduate of the University of
Florida. He holds a BS degree
in Electrical Engineering and
is a manager at ActiGraph,
LLC in Pensacola, FL. He and
his family own and operate
The Farmers' Opry in
Chumuckla.
The couple plans to wed
March 8, 2008 at 3:30 p.m. at
Pine Terrace Baptist Church,
6212 Pine Blossom Rd. in
Milton with the reception to
follow at the Farmers' Opry.
Please RSVP at
www.wyattwoodwedding.co
m or call 850-623-6813 by
Feb. 15.


Rilee Nicole Wood and William Jeremy Wyatt are preparing for a March 8th wedding at Pine
Terrace Baptist Church in Milton with a reception to follow at the Farmers' Opry house in
Chumuckla. Those wishing to attend are asked to RSVP at www.wyattwoodwedding.com by
February 15.


Santa Rosa Birth Announcements


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born Tuesday, December 4,
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Miles Madden Derby, born
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2007.
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10, 2007.
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son, Christopher Joshua
Martin, born Tuesday,
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a daughter, Elizabeth Renee
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Wednesday, December 12,
2007.
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son, Jacob Edward Pittman,
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2007.
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Jr., a son, David Wesley
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a son, Austin Ryan Simpkins,
born Monday, December 24,
2007.
Marsha L. & Christopher
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Carrie A. Rausch &
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Natalia & Daniel Stillings,
a son, Joshua Evan Stillings,
born Friday, December 28,
2007.
Valerie & Tracy Crouch, a
son, Ryan Theodore Crouch,
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2007.
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Gazette


)orts


SATURDAY

January 19, 2008

Section B


Santa Rosa nets




several All-State




Honors in football


By BILL GAMBLIN
sports@srpressgazette.com
The Florida Sports Writers
Association released its All-
State Honorees this week with
several area players hauling in
post-season awards.
Overall 19 players -from
Santa
Rosa
C ounntyy
were hon-
ored by the
F SWA
with Pace
leading the
way with
eight.
Milton PAC
was next
with five Hawkins
followed
by Jay with four and Navarre
With two
All-State
Honorees.
Pace's
Rile y
Hawkins
was the
only one
of the 19
players to
get a first PA
t e a mi
selection.
ThWe Matrioni
Pace receiver, who is prepar-
ing to make an official visit to
Samford this weekend, was
very hum-
ble in talk-
ing about
his honor
on Friday.
"This
is a big
accom -
plish-
mentt,"

Hawkins.
"But a lot Munoz
of the
credit goes to my teammates
and coaches."
Hawkins, who is also
planning
visits to
Georgia
Southern,

University,
and the
University
o f
Louisiana-
Lafayette,
finished
his high Land
school
career off with a nearly 250
yard per-
formance
against
Nease
High
School in
the Class
4A Semi-
Finals.
I
wish it

have
ended dif- Stoltman
ferently,"

Hawkins
about the
four-over-
time loss.
"But the
season
was good
in a way
because I
enjo yed PACE

minute of Parloto
it."
Joining Hawkins on the
Class 4A Squad are teammates
Carl Matroni (second team


offensive line), Matt Parlato
(second team defensive back),
V a n c e
Smith
(third team
defensive
line), Brad
Stoltman
(third team
linee-
backer),
Aaron

(honorable
mention
q uarter Shouppe
back), Airi Johnson (honor-
able mention running back),
and Andrew Dagleish (honor-
able men-
tion defen-
siVee line).
Milton
was led by

Shouppe

William
Beasley,
who gar-
nered
Second
Team All- R.Hendricks
State honors.
Shouppe was honored as a
place kicker, 'while Beasley,
who has committed to play
football next season at N.C.
State, was
honored as
a line-
backer.

us it is an
honor to
have this
many
named to
the All-
State
S q uad," Stewart
s a i d
Milton Head Coach Mike
McMillion. "To have that
many considered is a credit to
the tough schedule and type of
competition we play.
"We have been fortunate
to have
such a
consistent
winning
program
with kids
represent-
ing us at
this level
every
year." PACE
The
o t h e r Dagleish
Panthers
named to the squad were
Caleb Stewart (third team
offensive
line ) ,
Dustind
Land
(honorable
mention
quarter-j
back), and
Talris
Bro w n
(honorable
mention
I i n e Barlow
backer).
Navarre was represented
on the All-State squad this
year with
the offen-
sive duo of
quarter-
bW a c k
Austin





named to Brown
the third


team squad.
In Class 1A, Jay High

had four
pl layers
named to
this year's
All-State
Squad on
Tuesday.
Senior
Brandt
Hendricks
w a s
named to B. Hendricks
the second
team defensive squad as a util-
ity player.
During this past season
Hendricks,
who has
committed
to play
baseball
for the
University

Alabama,
saw action
at quarter-
back and
defensive
back. Beasley
Joining Hendricks on the
second team on the offensive
Side of the lall was junior
Dustin James.
Honorable mention hon-
ors went to receiver, kick
returner, and defensive back
Dale Barlow who provided a
great deal of excitement with
his special
teams play
with sev-
eral kick
returns
setting up
Jay touch-
do w ns,
w hi e
Rush
Hendricks
made the
squad as a Smith
linebacker.
For Jay Head Coach
Elijah Bell it has been quite a
week as the Royals also
received the Class A
Academic Award in football
for the
hig hestt

point aver-
age in the
state.
"This
is a good
thing for
us," said
Bell .I
"W h e n
you look at Johnson
the four
honored all but one will be
coming back next season.
"Those guys returning will
hopefully work harder to move
up on the list and there are a
few others
who could
be honored
like this
next sea--
son."

couldn't
recall how
many had
made the
All-State
Squad in James
previous
seasons, but he said the
Royals are proud of what
they have gotten so far this
season.
This is one of the largest
groups of All-State honorees
from Santa Rosa County in
some time as it was a very
successful season for Jay,
Milton, and Pace.


Pace's Shelby Ellis is working her way upfield Monday night in the Lady Patriots 3-0 win over
Crestview in the first round of the District 1-5A Soccer Tournament held at the Santa Rosa Soccer
Complex. Pace lost to Choctaw 3-0 on Thursday in the semi-finals.
Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin


Soccer season is now left



up to the boys at districts


By BILL GAMBLIN
sports@srpressgazette.comrn
The soccer season is slow-
ing coming to a close as the
boys have finished their regu-
lar season and the girls' dis-
trict tournaments are over for
our two area teams.
Thursday night Pace fell
to Choctaw 3-0 at the Santa
Rosa Soccer Complex.
On Monday the Lady
Patriots fared much better
with a 3-0 win over
Crestview.
For Milton it was a very
competitive game, but they
fell to Washington 4-2 at'
Brosnaham Park.
Milton got goals from
Emma Ayala and Tiffany
Boivert while Megan
Francisco finished the night
with eight saves.
Now the attention will all
fall squarely on the boys' tour-
naments starting next week.
In District 1-5A Pace will
open their tournament at the
Twin Oaks Sports Complex in
Niceville.
Pace, who enters the tour-
nament the number five seed,
will face off against the Tate
Aggies, who enter the tourna-
ment as the fourth seed, at
5:30 p.m.
Milton, who is the number
six seed in the District 1-4A
Tournament being played at
Gulf Breeze High School, will
play Monday at 7:30 p.m.
against West Florida Tech.
Pace's match-up against
Tate could be an interesting
one as one goal is the differ-


Boy's District

Soccer

Schedules
District 1-4A
--Gulf Breeze High School:
Mlnhday, jan. 21
Washington vs. Pensacola High at
53O p.m.
West Florida vs. Milton at 7:30
p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Navarre vs. West Florida/Milton
Winner at 5:30 p.m.
dulf Breeze vs.
Washington/Pensacola winner
Friday, Jan. 25
Championship game at 7 p.m.

District 1-5A
Twin Oaks Sports Complex in
Niceville
Monday, Jan. 21
5:30 p.m. games
Tate vs. Pace at Field 1
Choctaw vs. Crestview at Field 2
7:30 p.m. games
Niceville vs. Pine Forest at Field 1
Ft. Walton vs. Escambia at Field 2
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Tate/Pace winner vs.
Niceville/Pine Forest winner at
5:30 p.m.
Choctaw/Crestview winner vs. Ft.
Walton/Escambia winner at 7:30
p.m.
Friday, Jan. 25
Championship Game at 7 p.m

ence in their two previous
meetings.
"Our first match against
Tate ended in a tie and. the sec-
ond one was a one point loss,"
said Pace Assistant Coach
Chuy Ramirez. "I know our


young men are ready to face
Tate once more and hopefully
have a better outcome on our
part.
"I think Tate will be play-
ing at their best Monday and
hopefully we will be prepared
to match or exceed their inten-
sity .'? .
If Pace wins Monday night
they will play the winner of the
Pine Forest/Niceville match on
Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.
Milton on the other hand is
entering their district tourna-
ment following a 2-1 win over
Pine Forest and Panthers Head
Coach Ryan Davenport is very
confident about his chances.
"We are playing West
Florida High in the first round
and I feel confident we can
beat them," said Davenport.
"The first meeting between us
ended in a 4-3 loss, but the
guys have improved a lot
since that first meeting and
hopefully we can put it all
together to advance to the sec-
ond round."
Despite the leadership pro-
vided by their nine seniors,
Milton is hoping one particular
sophomore continues his
recent performances.
"Mason McAnally has
been performing very well,"
said Davenport of his sopho-
more net minder. "He has
turned in some of his best per-
formances in our last two
games."
If Milton defeats West
Florida Tech they will face
Navarre High on Wednesday
at 5:30 p.m.


Milton girls get 10th win


By BILL GAMBLIN
sports@srpressgazette.com
Milton's girls basketball
team earned their 10th win this
season with a win over
Escambia County Tuesday
night.
The Lady Panthers (10-6)
came out at home and put the
Lady Gators behind 17-3 by the
end of the first quarter.
Escambia would fight back
and trim Milton lead to 12, 29-
17 by intermission.
But Milton would not let
them get any closer as TeAngela
Williams led the way 11 points.
Alina Falo just missed dou-
ble digits with nine on the
evening.
In late games on Thursday
Greg Nelson hit a running
jumper to help Jay defeat
Northview 57-56.
Heading into the final quar-
ter the Royals held a slim 40-39


advantage to set up a very dra-
matic finish to what was a back
and forth affair.
Nelson finished the night
with 25 points, while Dale
Barlow also reached double fig-
ures with 12.
Central returned to the win
column with a 73-55 result on
the road at East Hill.
Logan Campbell finished
with 27 points, while Hunter
Bondurant added 16.
In girls' action from
Thursday, Pace defeated Tate
41-39 as the Lady Patriots
improved to 4-10 in District 1-
5A and 4-13 overall.
Pace won it down the
stretch in what was a back and
forth affair with both team being
tied at 31-31 starting the fourth
quarter.
Samantha Lewis led Pace
with 13 points, while Katy
Collins and Ashley Fabery


added 10 each.
Collins finished the night
with a double double as she
grabbed 10 rebounds and
blocked six shots.
Central defeated East Hill
37-22.
The Lady Jags put the game
away with a 17-5 run in the
fourth quarter.
Daysha Enfigner and Brook
Daughtery both finished the
game with nine points as
Central improved to 14-5 on the
season.
Jay's comeback bid at
Northview came up short as
they loss 49-44 Thursday.
Northview came out in the
third quarter and took a six-point
lead over Jay after both teams
were tied at 16-16 at the break.
Joy Gandy and Finger
Jennings each finished with 10
points, while Tessa Hendricks
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DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

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Feb. 18 Monday Walton Away 6:30
Feb. 21 Thursday Northview Home 6:30
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Feb. 26 Tuesday West Florida* Home 6:30
Feb.28 Thursday Navarre* Home 6:30
March 3 Monday Walton Home 6:30
March 4 Tuesday PHS* Away 6:30
March 7 Friday Washington* Away 6:30
March 13 Thursday Pine Forest Away 6:00
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JV Baseball Schedule


DATE
February t
February 21
February 22
February 26
February 28
March 3
March 4
March 7
March 13
March 14
March 17
March 18
March 20
March 24-30
March 31
April 1
April 8
April 10
April 11
April 14


DAY" Y
Monday. ,
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
Thursday
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday


OPPONENT
Walton
Northview
Gulf Breeze
West Florida
Navarre
Walton
PHS
Washington
Escambia
Gulf Breeze
St. Andrews
West Florida
Navarre


Monday-Saturday Catholic Tournament
Monday Northview
Tuesday Pine Forest
Tuesday PHS
Thursday Pace
Friday Washington
Monday Pace


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Away
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Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
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4:00
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6:30
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4:00
6:30
6:30
4:00
4:00
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Away TBA
Away 3:00
Home 4:00
Home 4:00
Home 6:00
Home 4:00
Away 6:00


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February 18
February 19
February 21
February 26
February 28
March 7
March 13
March 14
March 18
March 20
March 25
March 27
March 31
April 2


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Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
Thursday
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1110 Classified Notices ... ., Deu
1120 n Public Nollces/ the saiold Defendants, if either Con
UDII NIces ha/ hs remarried and if either or set
Announcements, both oa said Defendants are 200
1130 Adoptions dead, their respective unknown Pass
1140 Happy Ads heirs, devisees, grantees, as- 200
1150 B al signees, creditors, ienors, and Plair
1150-Personals trustees, and all other prsons
1160- Lost claiming by, through, under or -vs.-
1170- Found oaainsI the named Defendant
EDUARDO PAUL MORENO' Sam
and the aforementioned named Pace
Defendant(s) and such of the troni
aforementioned unknown De- asr
pendants and such of the afore- Hon
mentioned unknown Defendants ties
*, as may be infants incompetents Parti
or otherwise not sui uris.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED aga
that an action hs been com- End
menced to foreclose a mort- be
gage on the folowing real prop- Unk
erty, lyina and beina and situ- inter
Sate in Santa Rosa County, Flor- sees
a particularly described ants
Legal 1/21 as olows: Def
IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 1st LOT 33, BLOCK D OF SOUTH-
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOR- LAKE AT STONEBROOK, AC. NO
IDA IN AND FOR SANTA CORDING TO THE Cr ELAT,
ROUA COUNTY THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
Cfie M: 57 07 CA 1278 (C) PLAT BOOK 9 PAGE IS) 79
Division #: C AND 80, OF THE PUBLIC REC- TO:
ORDS OF SANTA ROSA


THE CIRCUIT OF THE 1st
iICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOR-
, IN AND FOR SANTA
SA COUNTY
e #: 07 1263 CA (A)
ision #: A

tsche Bank National Trust
rpany as Trustee for HSI As-
Securitization Corporation
05-OPT1 Mortgage
sThrough Certificates, Series


nmy D. Pace and Regina M.
e, His Wife; Mortgage Elec-
c Registration Systems, Inc.
nominee for Captital One
ne Loans, LLC; Unknown Par-
in Possession #1; Unknown
ies in Possession #2; If liv-
and al Unknown Parties
ming by, through, under and
inst the above named De-
ant(s) who are not known to
dead or alive, wet er said
nown Parties may claim an
est as Spouse, Heirs, Devi-
, Grantees, or Other Claim-

indant(s).
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UNC: COUNTY, FLORIDA. Regina M. Pace;
Option One Mortgage Corpora- more commonly known as Residence unknown, if living, in-
tion r 3186 Southfork Drive, Pace, FL eluding anv unknown spouse of
32571. he said Defendants, if either
Plaintiff, as remarried and if either or
This action has been filed oth of said Defendants are
-vs.- against you and you are re- dead, their respective unknown
quired to serve a copy of your heirs, devisees, grantees, as-
Eduardo Paul Moreno ant written defense, if any, upon signees, creditors, lienors, and
Ro Ao Moreno;Stonebrook SHAPIRO & FISHMAN LL, A- trustees, and all other prsons
Viag OM oners Associa- torneys for Plaintiff, whose ad- claiming by, through, uner or
lion nc C ha.e Bank USA Na. dress is 2424 North Federal against the named Defendant
tiona Association' Unkiown Highway, Suite 360, Boca Ra- REGINA M. PACE; and the
Parties in ossesn #1 ton. Fora 33431 within thirty aorementioned named Defend-
known Parties in Possession #1; 3) ays after the first publica- ant(s) and such of the foremen-
Unknown Parties in Possession non of his notice, February 14, tioned unknown Defendants and
#2' living ad all Unknown 2008 and fi the original with such of the aforementioned un'
Parties claim through un- the clerk of this Court either be- known Defendants as may be'
der and against the aove fore service on Plaintiff's altaor- infants, incompetents or other-
named Defendant(s) who are ney or immediately there after; wise not sui unris.
not known to be dead or live otherwise a default will be en-
whether said Unknown Parties tered against you for the relief YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
wmay claim an interest as demanded in the Complaint. that an action has been cam-
Spouse Heirs Devisees Grant- menced to foreclose a mort-
eSs, or'Other claimants WITNESS my hand and seal of gage on the following real prop
this Court on the 27 day of De- erty, lyina and being and situ-
Defendant(s). comber, 2007. ated in Santa Rosa County, Flor-
ida more particularly described
NOTICE OF ACTION FORE- MARY M. JOHNSON as allowss:
ci aL no U Circuit and County Courts
OCEENGS-POPERTY CIRCUITCOURT SEAL LOT 1, BLOCK "B" ASHMORE
By: Brandy Norris PLACE BEING A SUBDIVISION
TO: Deputy Clerk OF A PORTION O F THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
Eduardo Paul Moreno; 011908 SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 2
012608 SOUTH, RANGE 29 WEST,
Residence unknown if living, in- 1/21 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLOR
cluding any unknown spouse of IDA ACCORDING TO F;LAT RE
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PAGE 31 OF THE PUBLIC REC CivIl Case No, 07 11 8 CA C FILED IN PLAT B OOK "A" AT CORNER OF LOT 5, BLOCK' that a Petition or Disolution o COUNTY
ORDS OF SANTA ROSA of he Circuit Court ofat e 1st Ju-, PAGE 57 6O HTEP UBLIC kEC 'C' STONEBROOK VILLAGE Marriage has. been Mlea against CASE NO. 07- 638-CA
COUNTY, FLORIDA. c icialCircui n CinandrSana* E JOU 'O "GREE '-AS ,at ... o ana ar yurrue
COUNTY, FLORIDA. dco Circuit in onworhSon ORDNSC SFSAIDF COUNTA DAOKE A1 RECORDED IN PLAT youoandt at you are require PEOPLES FIRST COMMU-
Rosa Count, Planio, w THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGR BOOK E AT PAGE 35 FO THE to serve a cooy of your Re- PEOPLES FIRST COMMU-
more cormonly known as EverHme Mortgage Company, ITH E W EST NDPARSALLEL PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID sponse or Pleain to the CPeti-c LIT BANK,
43 A s, onse Pei L Fllnt t and jerry D rxo n TLINE O SAIDCOUNTY THENCE GO tion uoon the Petf ioner's Altar- Plaintiff.
32571 e e onda d nja Lee Broxson is wiofe SECTIONUTOH A OINT 535.45 SOUTH b 9 DEGREES 59 MIN- ney, Edward G. Seitz, at 209 vs.
dre detndant / will sell o t Re FEET SOUTH OF BAY DRIVE UTES 49 SECONDS EAST A S Baylen St., Fe ,acola, asor.
This action ha been filed highest nd est ider or FOR THE POINT OF BEGINN DISTANCE OF 154.42 SEETA da 32502, ndr ile the Oria I GEORGE PETE'i
against you and youora re cas, A T T HE NORTH FRONT INGTHENCE NORTH 81 DE- TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER ngI'Res opse or Pleqdingrin rte STAVRENOS
quired to serve a opy tof your DOOR OF THE SANTA ROSA GRE S 22 45" EAST 100.62 OP AFORESAID LOT 5, BLOCK ao ic u oe ler the Clrcut LAURA STAVRENOS, I
written defense, any upon CT COUNTY COURTHOUSE LO FEET TO A POINT IN A CURVE 'C' AND THE POINT OF BE- Court son or before the 28th Defendants.
SHAPIRO & ISHMAN LLP A- CATED AT 6865 CAROLINE LINE BEING THE OF WAEST RIGHT GINNING THE ABOVE DE- dayu .urt r200. If you
torneys for Plaintiff whose ad- STREET, MILTON FLORIDA AT O WAY LINE OF A COUNTY SCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND IS ail to s Default AMENDED NOTIC E
e is 2424 Nrlh Federal 1100 FORA.M. CENTRAL STANDCE OF AD; THENCE ALSOUTH 89 SAID SITUATED N SECTION 31 roveudgment wily Law Fom ghes or c a
cinhw SunCIte 360 s LN Ro AR TIE n Febrry 26 IGHT O WAY LINE BEING TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH RANG again stu yJ f ir the relie
ton, Forda33431 withn thirtyBran 2008 tHENCE GO NORTH 89 DE NOTH 0 DEGRES 0000 nrd ROSA demnd you e. 32n te Petiti 570on. NOTICE s here givenur
0 as aer the fistpubica prp erty as set fort ine sad F NGA RADIUS OF 50.06 FEET COUNTY, LORIDA. ant to an Amendae inau









30) gREES 5W NTEST g5 AONG AD T OFsEGINNING1 Comn lFfoHBPeEIN o n WARNING: Rule 12.285, Flor- ar 08, the8 opwiI
ion a is notice ry 1 nJudgmenE FOR -wA DISTANCE O Family Law Rules of Proce- scrin men a to Sale Dtuate On





02608 OF 84524 FEET THENCE GO has been filed a gainst you and Ded his 4 day of January, requires certain automatic Sto Coun, Florida,
1/22 NORTH 00 DEGREES 19 MINg y a required to serve o re200it. o io sures of documents and in- an set arth iny 7, 2008, entered or -
tore serviceES 32 Pa nti 's EA STCORNER O SECTION y TAN D 40.00 I D tioopy ofeouowrittenen, iourt'soffice, You may revew t Circuit Court of -w FirstJu-
t fA A wn aALe sedocsuments diruponr Cae Nu 2
ney or immediately there aFer; 11 I TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH AN ARC DISTANCE OF 41. E any to 1on James E. Sorenson se aocumens upon ques dicil Circuit in an or Santa
otherwise a default will be en- RANGE 27 WEST, SANTA .FEET ..THEN.CE SOUTH 34 D Dtyle Van Leuven ad Chad Rosa County, Florida, wherein
tered against you for the relief ROSA COUNTY FLORIDAF BE.S 13 2" WEST 13 6.4 D Hs Cek manf the lainl's ator- Y ou must keep the Clerk of the PEOPLES F2ST COMMINITY,
demandedinthe Complanlt, THENCE GO SOUTH 00 D FEET TO A POINTIN T E eys, WOse address i Post Of. Circuit Court's office n notified of BANK is the Plaintif and,
ITNESSmyhananse of GREES 16 MINUTES 50 SECONDS NORTH RIGHT OL F WAY LI 3330 rie Box 412 Tahassee, ur current address, Yo19 may GEORGE PETE Santa RENOS
is Court onhe De- NDS EAST ALONG THE OF F on r before February Deember, 2urren Adress, nd Flori, accord o
Legalmber 2007. EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION N T e which Is 0114i2008 Flor Supreme Court Ap- he Defe ts, I wi sell the
JUDIC11FOR A DSTANCE OF DEIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOR A DISTANCE OF 185it00wit the Clerk FEETHE this Cour- ZETTEroved Family Law m highestarmen Emerybidder for cas at theda.
MARY M.JOHNSON 1318.91 FEET TO THE SOUTH GES 44'00" WEST ther before service on the 12915) uure h r seps of the Santa Rosa'
Circuit and CountyREE Courts LINE OF THE NORTHEAST 14 ALONG SAID RIGHT Pals rney or mm 010508 In accor e beath the Amer-house





Case: 07 1108 CA C NDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE re rvce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 011208 cons Wi Disaiities Act, per-
CIRCUIT COURSEAL OF 198.01 FETHE NORTHEAST GO LINE 44 03 FEETm afte ter r; herwJUDICIAL CIRCUITde- ress on recor ate c's 6865nee Street, Miln, Fccom
By: Brdy Norris THENCE GO NORTH 89 DEDEGREES 55 MIN othe a fault ll bND F red SAN stA ROS 0ice608 m32570oation 11:00o apa in thisral
Deputy Clerk GFOR A DISTANCE OF 185.005 S emaned n e compn1.83 FEET OT HTE DIISION th rlif demand in the Time, on the 18
ONDS WEST ALONG SAID P BEGINNING. Complaint or Petition. WARNING: Rule 12.285, Flor- ary 2008 the cee lowinga d-
011908 SOUTH LINE FOR A DISTANDCE a in da Family Law Rules of Proce- scri ea property situated in















Po s onse his # 1 ; U nk o n P a ge s 2 PA RC E L ay A S D E C R B E a s t to t his oeu a Rn A G A SEST et n a ny o t e I a th e of
012608 O 845,24 FEET THENCE GO has b e filed against you ad Dated this 4 day of January, durea, requires certain automatic Snla Rs Cuy, Florida,















012 n i f T ct nLnd at 84.2 asOF FRECT;UT HENCN W TE U d So n a i
2e t d NORTH 0 DEGREES 19 MIN- youare required to serve 2008 scosures of documents d in- nd set thin th Order or F-'
UTES 32 SECONDS WEST copy of your wreit renss,, if 8'-ortatin. Fwtlure to coply can hal Judgment, to-wit:
FOR A DISTANCE OF 250.00 any, to It, on Mar hair l "CW) Mary Johnson, Clerk result in sanctions includIng dis-
o eFEET TO THE POINT OF BE- hs PA., attorney foar P a N As Clerk a the Court misalr strikirgof pleadings. Lot 22, Block D TIGER TRACE
Dindaossesion # YU lg GINNING PTHENCE CONI- whose adrs SiT 1800 NW CIRCUIT COURT SEALa fheCrl C Subdivisio of p portion Slo
TINUE N6RTH 00 DEGREES a49TH STREET SUITE 120 By: Brandy Noris Daed atr Milton, Santa Rosa Section 36 Townsi 2 South,
19 MINUTES 32 SECONDS FT. LAUDRDALE FL 3330 As Deputy Clerk County Florida this 19th day Range 29 West, Santo Rosa
......3WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF an or be ore February 1 of December, 2607. ouny,f Ioridp, according to
Legal 1/2 19746 FEET' THENCE GO u08, a aate whihn 0sEwi Sin 011208 tIe pN t t ereoa as recorded In
Ie mTe r 272T 0 .E 1T NORTH 89 DA GREES 54 MIN. a tKy (30) n d Tsa e the first 011908 CLERK OF THECCIRCUITTCOURT PItBook F, a paTe 100, o the
Ien T C U UTEAS 39 SECONDS EAST FOR alicatohn of isotice In the 1/ CIRCUIT COURT SEAL bAG d cor at Santa Rosa

ROA COUNTY GREES 19MINUTES 32 SEC he Cerk of this further 01050 In accordance wth he Ameri-
















NOseOU" 071108CCAOLIN ore se 1/35 PlNYn rCCOMMODTION- 208 Ae gal D /C9
s n : ONDS EAST FOR A DISTANCE re service aPi r- IN THE CIRCUT COURT OF 011208cans With Disabiities Act per
OF I8 CALL:rwele default w s be en THE 1S t aU D bRUT modAlion NO oarticipate in this.
NORTH 89 DEGREES 55 MIN .a 0rerwise a e IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA 012608 s 'stonsoneedig aspaeinthis
UNC ofUTES 05 SECONDS W erdI draainstR Youfora e relie COUNTY, FLORIDA 14 p roceeding s oud contact the
7er d OR A DISTANCE OF 185.00 a CIVIL DIVISION Rour- Aministrator's Office no

















85.A00 'a d tcp I DTebIVIS is a__08_________o____heda ls Plaintiffatr---
verme Mortgage company TO THE POINT O BE. CASE NOA 07-847 CA later than'sevYn E') days prior
aintitt SGINNING. TOGETHER WITH h D a Legal 1 N47latothe proceedingaEt 68OW Car-'
-vs., RIGHTS OF INGRESS AND l 'lities '..0 dee a any acc mmo. W alins Street, SE, "Miltn Florida ;'








CWRCUITHIN URSKrHOL 2e oA WO DS IN THE CIRCUIT C R Oa JOHlN JONe CARee t SE 1 on F
rv D. RroxsonC On Sonia Lee ACROSS E THE EAST 15 FEET Fs proceeding you are enOtitleERST B Y.A. ASNDO T RE RC T CORT.IIEAL KO N C5-4400 ,
son s wi Morte F EL #2 AS DESCRIBED at no out to you to Oe v- O G TRUST COUN a wTY FLORIDA lNC A C TTD) or
VOICE hO PARCE D L #2 AS DSRB sat n losl to you he te bro l SES 2006-NC2 ASSET CE Nd 0 2 1-800-955-8770 V1, via Flor0
Eectronic Regisration Syem IN ORBOOK 623 PAGE 749 ions0 at certain assistant p le BACKE PEASS THROUGH CER- CASE No 07-1352-CA ida Relay Service. I
Inc., as nominee for MA OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF contact Susan Land at 6865 ICONE
Mortgage Corporation d/b/a SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLOR Caroline Street Milton FL FI COUNTRYWIDE HOME Any person claimingan ineres
Ditec .com; Unnown Parties in IDA 32570, 850-983-1012 ithin ain OAN INC in the surplus n ram the sNK,
Possession #1; Unknown Parties o2 workin dyays othis receipt oREESEt e,t1 Plaintir, any, other than the property
in Possession #2; I living and ANY PERSON CLAIMING of this document. If you are ND. VS owner as of te dTe of Le Is'
all Unknown Parties claimn9 AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- hearD or Voce spared call pendens must ile a claim within
the aboveEL T O named Defend r SILER UNKNWN TENANa af WITNESS m hand andthe ffi-
or alive, whether said Unknown THE DATE OF THE LIS of this Court this 3 day of Janu- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CREETWOOD VILLAGE Court on this 8 day of January,
Parties may claim an interest as PENDENS MUST FILE A ary, 2008.p t nal i d emefl HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- 2008.
pursTlEON onac a Ld a hp T IN C o on a r
Spouse Heirs Devsees, Grant- CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYSE of Foreclosure dted t20 d a e st an unknown
e, or ther daimants AFTER THE SALE.,ar M nsno of December 2007. and en- eir, di, ns,n c- CLERKs NOFPCIRCUITNCOURT,
As Clsrk at the Court tered in Case No 07B47 CA tars, and other unknown per SANTA ROSA COUNTY















LOANURT COURT SEAL saBob o JFn erwis ard unknowns clam n AROL kAMPP
Defendantss. IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH CIRCUIT COURTUSEAL of the Circuit Court of the 1 sons or unknown spouses claim- CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
DSABLTYWHO NEEDS Brandy Norris Judicial Circuit in and for Santoi by, through a.named f By: J. Watkins















ADISAB ILIYyHO EE S C IA Ag F LO BEGI *Q r A N. W, a th en bove-n d t d seal ofDty C le r k,
NOTICE OF SALE ANY ACCOMMODATION IN As Deputy Clerk Rosa Coun Florida wh erein ort n the Dtsn De t
ORDER TO PARTICIPATE INTIFF: WELLS FAROb BANU N.A. AS Defndans to,
















e S RR & ceeA FLo32563 IOUNVTETFLORADNA A TR IDE AC COR EARRING TON artocen, yo aoen OKNT-"F O2TO
NOTCE S HEREBY GIVEN pu THIS PROCEEDING YOU ARE 011208 TRUSTEE FOR CARRINGTON 011208
suanto an Order of FinalJudg- ENTITLED, AT NO KOST TO O11908 MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST NOTICE OF ACTION 011908
ment of Foreclosure dated De- YOU TOTHE PROVISION OF 1/34 SERIES 2006 NC2 ASSET 1/48
cember 27, 2007, entered in CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. BACKED PASS THROUGH CER- TO:
PLEASE CONTACT SANTA TIFICATES is he Plaintiff and CREETWOOD VILLAGE
ROSA COUNTY COURT- RONALD G. REESE HOLLY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA-
HOUSE, 6495 CAROLINE Legal 1/35 IRENE CASE' LARRY W, CASE' OWN E-
STREET, MILTON, FL 32570 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TIONS INC.KNOWN
WITHIN ADDRESS UNKNOWN N THE CIRCUIT COURT OFA
WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RONALD G. REESE; JOH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF U -
OF YOUR RECEIPT O THIS THE FIRST JUDICIAL CR- DOE; JANE DOE AS UNLAS KNOWN ADDRESS THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
NOTICE O SALE: IF YOU ARE CUT IN AND FOR SANTA KNWN TENANTS) IN OSSTATED CURRENT RESIDENCE CUT IN AND FOR SANTA'
HEARING IMPAIRED CALL: ROSA COUNTY FLORIDA SESSION OF THE SUBJECT UNKNOTE CR T CWN ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
1-800-955-8771; IF YOU ARE CASE NO. 2 6CA PROPERTY are defendans. I will CIVIL ACTION
VOICE IMPAIRED CALL: sell to the highest and best bid- And any unknown heirs devi- CASE NO.: 07-1303 CA i
1-800-9558770 HARVESTERS F EDERAL CREDIT der for cas at the NORTH sees, grantees, creditors and DIVISION:
DATED atMILTON, Florida, this HOUSE at he Santa Rosa knwn spouses claiming by, WELLS FARGOBANK, N.A.











THAT POFACTION O AO T TRontE NORTHSESEOST CRtontERe rei or bd 0 10 aukon cn d8 aa y oA Na
27 day of December, 2007 Plaintiff, l County Courhouse, in Miltonthrough and unde r he eAS TRUSTEE,
MARY M. JOHNSONoday of P a. he above-named Defendant(s), if Plaintiff,













E SR O THENSCT COUN R R 26 day of Feruary, 2008, the deceased or whose aIs ton avs. O H R
LERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT vs. following des ribed property as dresses o re u nknown.
IRCU T COURT SEAL addrsse are uo JOANN CAROL KAMPP5'
CSanta Rosa County, Florida BRENTON JEROME HOL set forth in said Final Judgment, O CARO .
By Angela o D unnt a LINGER, DELOIS HOLLINGER to wit: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED A/K/A JOANN C. KAMPPI,
Deputy Clerk BANK OF AMERICA N.A' ,H that an action to foreclose Mort- et el,
Se AND STONEBROOK VILLAGE LOT 26, BLOCK B OAKge cover ing i the following Defenant(s).
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: HOMEOWNER S ASSOCIA INTA ROSA COUNTe ed as fcovle thfowi DeFSEnAnTIOs
.SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP TION, INC., SFLORIDA ACCORDING res an pesr to a
2424 orthGFederal Highway Defendants. THE PLAT BOOK G, AT Lot 1, Block A, JOANN CAROL KAMPPIw
tS Suite 360 PAGE 13, OF THE PUBLIC CREETWOOD VILLAGE, be- A/K/A JOANN C. KAMPPI
Boca Raton, Florida 33431 NOTICE OF ACTION RECORDS OF SAIDin portion of Sections Lost Known Address: 4011
07-82665BNI COUNTY. 1 ? & 14, Township 2 Charles Circle
011908 TO: Delois Hollinger South, Range 26 West, Pace, FL 32571
012608 5652 Sandstone'Drive ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Santa Rosa County, Flor- Current AddrE s-:Unknown
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac OTHER THAN THE PROPERTYI recorded in A Nothk RT IN 1N BO
tion to foreclose a mortga o OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF Public Records of said THROUGH, UNDER AN'
the following real properly in THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A County. AGAINST THE HEREIN
)3Legal 1/34 Santa Rosa County, Florida: CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE-
3TER THE SALE, has been filed against you and FENDANT(S) WHO ARE
toIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBE you are required to serve a NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD
THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT LAND SITUATE, LYING AND I 05 ar. aypewrinenwiehenses aDiORaALIVE WHETHER SAID-
AU. INAND FOR SANTA ROSA BEING IN THE COUNTY OFi i n y any, to it an Frank Albert Reaer UNKNOWIN PARTIES MAY
COUNTY, FLORIDA SANTA ROSA, STATE OF FLOOR nation in order to participate in 'Bulr &' HochP PA 318 CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
CIVIL DIVISION IDA TO-WIT: LOT 5 BLOCK this proceeding you are entitled South Conway Joad Suite E SPOUSES HEIRS, DEVI-
CASE NO.: C 'STONEBROOK VILLAGE at no cost to you to the provi- Orlando, Florida 3812 and SEES, GRANTEES, OR
572007CAO01268CAXXXX PHASE II ACCORDING Tb sons of certain assistant please file the original'with the Clerk of OTHER CLAIMANTS
PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN contact Susan Landat 66 he above-styled Court on or be-
COUNTRYWIDE HOME PLAT BOOK E PAGE 35, OF Caroline tree on Fore 30 days rm the first public Lst Known
LOANS, INC., THE PUBLIC 'RECORDS OF 32570, 850 -983-1012 within cation otherwise a Judgment Current Address: Unknown
Plaintiff, SANTA ROSA COUNTY FLOR working days Iofti rep may be entered against you for
vs. IDA LESS AND EXCEPT THE o i ce. yo .r the'relief demande'l in the Com- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
DALE WILSON, et al, NORTH 10 FEET OF SAID LOT 1-800-955-8771. callpthatn action to foreclose a
Defendants. 5 MORE PARTICULARLY DE--mortgagon the.lollowing rop-
SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN WITNESS my hand and seal of artyinu- ntaRiosaCountPa
NOTICE OF ACTION AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER Dated this 2 day of January, said Court on the 8 day of Jan idnan:
OF LOT 5 BLOCK "C" 2008. ary, 2008.
TO: STONEBROOk VILLAGES LOT 89 SALANA HEIGHTS,
DALE WILSON A/K/A PHASE Ih A SUBDIVISION OF Mary M. Johnson If as are a person with a disa- A SUB9VISION ACCORD-
DALE E. WILSON A PORTION OF SECTION 31 Clerk Of The Circuit Court birty who needs accommoda- ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF,
Last Known Address: 4535 TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE CIRCUIT COURT SEAL lion in order to participate in AS RECORDED IN PLAT,
Kelly Ln, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 29 WEST, SANTA ROSA By: Brandy Norris this oroceedina you are enti- BOOK "B" AT PAGE 2 ON,
Current Residence Unknown COUNTY, FLORIDA AS RE- Deputy Clerk tled,.'at no cos t you, for the FILE IN THE OFFICE OV THE
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK E AT 011208rosonof the certain assis- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PAGE 35 OF THE PUBLIC REC lance. Please contact Court Ad- COURT, IN AND FOR
DALE E. WILSON A/K/A ORDS OF SAID COUNTY: 011908 ministration at 6865 Caroline SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
DALE E. WILSON THENCE GO SOUTH 08 DE' 1_3 Street Milton Florida 32570 FLORIDA.
Last Known Address: 4535 GREES 00 MINUTES 11 SEC- Tel~epewn .50)623-363 T
Kelly Ln, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF wgthin 2 wrina days offyour TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE
Current Residence Unknown 10.00 FEET' THENCE GO Legal 1/4 recent of this acument. If you HOME LOCATED THEREON
NORTH 89 DEGREES 59 MIN- are hearing or voice impaired. AS A FIXTURE AND AP-
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac- UTES 40 SECONDS WEST A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF call 1-800-955-8771 PURTENANCE THERETO BE-
lion for Foreclosure of Mort- DISTANCE OF 154.32 FEET THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- ING DESCRIBED AS FOL-
gaae on the following de- TO THE CURVED WESTERLY CUlT IN AND FOR SANTA Mary M. Johnson LOWS:
,scribed property: RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ROSA COUNTY FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
SANDSTONE DRIVE 160' R/W Case No. 07-2119 CIRCUIT COURT SEAL SERIAL#
SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT "A" PRIVATE ROAD, THENCE GO Division: E By: J. Watkins GAFLSH2BG09346043
EXHIBIT "A" SAID CURVED WESTERLY In Re the Marriage of:.GAFLSH2AG09346043.
RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE BEING Stephen Henry Mattutat, 011208
THAT PORTION OF LOT 4 CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY Petiioner/Husband, 011908 has been filed against you and,
SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 2 AND HAVING A RADIUS OF v. 1L47 you are required to serve a
SOUTH, RANGE 28 WEST 3124.91 FEET AN ARC DIS- Olga Skvortsv _cooy of your written defenses
SANTA'ROSA COUNTY, FLOR. TANCE OF td.00 FEET (DELTA Respondent/Wire. wihin 30 days after the first'
IDA DESCRIBED AS FOL- -00 DEGREES 11 MINUTES LI '48 publication, i anv on Alberteli.
LOWS: COMMENCING AT 00 SECONDS CHORD BEAR- NOTICE OF ACTION oLaw, Plaintiff's aaorney, whose'
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER ING NORTH 00 DEGREES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT address isv77 South Harbour
OF LOT 7 BLOCK 3 HICKORY 41 MINUTES 53 SECONDS TO: OLGA SKVORTSOVA FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O FIsland Blvd,'Suite 940, Tampa,
SHORES 'SUBDIVISION, UNIT WEST, CORD DISTANCE = 10 THE STATE OF FLORIDA FL 33602,and filehe or'oa
NO. 2 ACCORDING TO PLAT FEET) TO THE NORTHWEST YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ANfTTFoROsANTARI sIN with this Court either before,


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service on Plaintiff's attorney or claims with this court WITHIN or demands against decedent's terests by, through, under or 954L233-8000
immediately thereafter; other- THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AF- estate on whom a copy of this against the said RAUL 0705379(SXNW)
wise, a default will be entered TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST notice is required to be served CANTUALLA, JR., and all other
against you for the relief de- PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- must file their claims with this parties having or claiming to IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
manded in the Complaint or pe- TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 have any righl title or interest in AMERICANS WITH DISABILI-
tition. DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF the property herein described. TIES ACT, persons with
OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF disabilities needing a special
This notice shall be published All other creditors of the dece- THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an accommodation should contact
once a week for two consecu- dent and other persons having TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF action to foreclose a mortgage COURT ADMINISTRATION, at
live weeks in the Press Gazette. claims or demands against A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON on the following property in the SANTA ROSA County
decedent's estate, including un- THEM. Santa Rosa County, Florida: Courthouse at
WITNESS my hand and the seal matured contingent or unliqui- All other creditors of the dece- 1- 800-955-8771 (Tl or
of this court on this 7 day of dated claims, must file their dent and other persons havin Lot 1 Block 132, HOLLEY BY 1-800-955-8770, via Florida
January, 2008. claims with this court WITHIN 3 claims or demands agains THE SEA, being a portion of Relay Service.
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF decedent's estate must file their Section 14, Township 2 South,
MARY M. JOHNSON THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF claims with this court WITHIN 3 Range 27 West, Santa Rosa 011908
Clerk of the Circuit Court THIS NOTICE. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF County, Florida according to 012608
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Plate recorded in Plat Book B, 1/60
By: Brandy Norris ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED THIS NOTICE. Page 155, of the Public Records
Deputy Clerk WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED of said County. Legal 1/61
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
011208 The date of first publication of SET FORTH IN SECTION has been filed against you and I THE CIRCUIT COURT
011908 this Notice is January 12, 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA you are required to serve a FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
1/49 2008. PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- copy of your written defenses, if CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
______________ EVER BARRED. an to it on ADORNO & SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
Legal 1/50 Attorney for Personal Represent- NOTWITHSTANDING THE YO S LLP. Plaintiff's attorneys FLORIDA
active TIME PERIODS SET FORTH whose address is 2525 Ponce Case No.: 07-1237 CA
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN /s/Laura J. Nye ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED de Leon Blvd., Suite 400, Coral
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN LAURA JOYNR NYE ESQUIRE TWO 21 YEARS OR MORE Gables. Florida 33134, on orJudge Hon. Thomas R.
AND FOR SANTA ROSA Lindsay, Andrews A Leonard, AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE before February 18, 208 or San m
PROBAT, DIVISION PA. OF DEATH IS BARRED. 30 days from the First publico-
Case No. 57-2008- D SIOCP-3 5218 Willin Street The date of first publication of tion date, and file the original IN RE: FORFEITURE OF A
Case No. 57-2008-CP-3 Milton Florida 32570 this notice is January 12, 2008. with the Clerk of this Court ei- 1987 CHEVROLET CELEB
I8501 623-3200 ther before service on Plaintiff's RITY
IN RE: ESTATE OF Florida Bar No. 487236 Attorney for Personal Represent- attorneys or immediately there- (VIN No.
THOMAS L DOBBS SR.alive: after; otherwise, a default will 1G1AW51R5H6259307)
THOMA L DOBBS S. Persona l Representative /s/Jack Locklin, Jr. be entered against you for the COMPLAINT
Deceased /s/Derrellienkins Jack Locklin Jr relief demanaed in the Com- NOTICE OF COMPLAINT
eease. 6341 Park Avenue Florida Bar No. 243167 olaint.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Milton, Florida 32570 Locklin Jones & Saba, P.A. Dated on the 14 day of Janu- TO.ANY AND ALL PERSONS
6460 Justice Avenue arvy, 2008. WHO CLAIM AN INTEREST IN
The administration of the 011208 Milton, Florida 32570 THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL
esate ofadmi aion asof the011908 Telephone: (850) 623-2500 MARY M. JOHNSON PROPERTY:
Dobbs, Sr. whose date ofs iL. Clerk of the Court
Debas, wse dae br.uy Personal Representative: CIRCUIT COURT SEAL A 1987 CHEVROLET CELEB-
2004, is pendir Legal 1/52 s/Jack C. Gibson By: J.iWatkins RITY,
Circuit Court FIr Jaantason IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ac C. Gibson Deputy Clerk G1AW51R5H6259307
Rosa County, Florida Pro- .5135 cod...ihTrAvi
bate Dvison File N umber AND FOR SANTAROSA Pace, Floria 32571l In accordance with The Ameri-NOTICE is gven pursuant to
UNTY, FLORIDA cans with Disabilities Act, per- Sections 32.703 and
dre 8f Ch s chesSanta File No.:57-2007-CP-366 011208 sons needing a special accom- 932.704, Florida Statutes
dress of which I anta Division: 011908 modalion to participate in this 12006) that the Department of
Rosa County Courthouse, 1/53 proceeding should contact Su- Highway Safety and Motor Ve-
SBox 472, Milton, Flor- IN RE: ESTATE OF san Land not later than seven hides Department acting
da 327adress Thes names Be r--TE D Lg a 4og s d ior to the proceeding through iIs division, e Florida
sdnal presentativ n CONSTANCE BUTTERFIELD, Legal 1/54 at 685 d aroline Street, Milton Highway Patrol, seized the
stnal representative and I Florida. Call 904 63-013 above-described motor Vehicu
te personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ES#10i" or 1-800-955-8770 on October 4, 2007, in Santo
reprsette orney cease. AND FOR SANTA ROSA Ivoice) via Florida Relay Serv- Rosa County, Florida, and is
All other -itoa of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ivo...ice)
NTICE TO CREDITORS COUNTY FLORIDA holding the vehicle pending the
A other creito of ther PROBAT DIVISION outcome of forfeiture proceed-
decedent an father per- The administration of the estate CASE NO. 011908 inas. A complaint forforfeiture
ans, who have claims or of Con57stance Buerie e 007-CP-307 012608 ofthe vehicle to the Deartment
demands, against ceased File Number DIVISION:"_1/58 was filed in the Circuit Court of
ecedent's estate, ncelud- 200CP 366, s ondin in _the First Judicial Circuit, in and
r unmatured ontngent /the Circuit Court' for ant osa IN RE: ESTATE OF Legal 1/59 for Santa Rosa County, and
orunl ae c County Florida Probate Divi-. HAROLD LEON JESTER, service was effected on the reg-
nd wo hve been sion te address of which is DECEASED. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN istered owner on December 19
served a com st fi this lno,- 6865 SW Caroline Street, M NOTICE lAND FOR SANTA ROSA 2007. Hereafter, the Depart-
tie t ims ton, Florida 32570. The estate TQCREDITRS COUNTY FLORIDA meant will be taking the steps
with tis court THIN is testate and the date of the dmistraion of CASE NO.: 07-1308 CA necessary to complete the for i-
THE LATTEROF THREE D3 decedents Will ana d an Codi Te sradm Estate DIVISION: ture action and effect all right
MONT THE FS UHEBD'Ia- In is March 19, 2001 The or HAROLD LEON JESTER, De- and title to he vehicle in the De-
TION OF THIS NOTICE R names and addresses of e ceased 30File Number jp MORGAN CHASE BANK, apartment. Any persons or enti-
THIRTY. (30) DAYS AFTER personal representative and the r7-200'-C.p307 is oenin1 in AS TRUSTEE, etc., ties who believe they have a e-
TE 'ATH E F 'SERVICE OF personal representative's ator- he Circuit Crt for Sana os Plaintiff, gal interest in the vehicle would
A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ev are se forth be'ow. County Floria, Probate Divi- need to appear in the forfeiture
S OPY OF THIS NOTICEEM At creditors of the dcedent t address owh is vs. action prior to its conclusion.
i r. fr i heandsother uerson matving claims s
ce'er cl ritor ofh e or demon aaanst dcedent's Florida 32572. The nane and JON R. LONGWELL, et. al., Dated: January 14, 2008.
oeceaenT ana Dn er perp t te incluclin u mat red aaaress at the rersonau eprO- Defendants.
sons who have claims or tngen o un iate n tative .oad he Personal Respectfully submitted,
emans aais t contingent oepr
1dent's .a. ates i tlu claims on whom a cop of this ReTresetative's attorney are set NOTICE OF ACTION B C C
een ese iclud- notice served must file their b BILLMcCOLLUM
.or u r claims with this court WITHIN All creditors of the decadent TO: Jon R. Longwell Attorney General
Ot u'i tI lr' ms C I THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AF and other ersons ang clms as Known Address
court WITHIN r TH TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST or deman&a a9nst cedens 2220Goria Cr#153 ALBERT J. BOWDEN, III
RE1 court WeITHI THRE RTInclud
(31 MO.uNTHS AFTE' THE PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- estate. g umatr Pensacola, FL 32514 Seor Assistan Attorney Gen-
Vt3E MONTHS TAF PVr IH TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE contingent or unliquidatd eeral
ATIO OF THFIRSNE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY claims, on who a cop ofthis YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an a Florida Bar No. 0802190
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ABOVE ANY CLAIM ,A Eatud, con ing nt 30unSqlu-I EO, AFTER THC
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AFTR THE DECDENT claims wtt s court WITHIN 3 F OTCE O BK 1609 PG 475 012308
DATE OF DEATH"Ii MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF Al DIoer creditors of thead 1/61
BARRED.o THIS NOTICE. claim or emandc ag Oins WELL6 --
THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI-- decedent's estate,Incudiinau9- EXHIBIT A
CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED nature, contingent 'iun iqui- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
January 12,W2008. WILL BE atFOREViER i BARRED oted cl rsTs, must Ie teir TOGETHER WITH ALL IM- THE Ist JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IS/ Samuel W. Bea this Notice Is January MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OBSTRUCTED UPON AFFIXED COUNTY
20062 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TO OR LOCATED UPON Dfei. CA#
FloHiMda Bar No. 216127v THIS NOTICE. .. .. TH N ABOVE DESCRIBED B IY'n # e
820 N. 12th Avue uN O E TH0 ABOVE DESCRIBED Un nu
AND F S ALaE8lAttorneyR e for Personal Representa-.LiLCeM RERAL PROPERTY, INCLUD-o
,e..saco,)43-1"Floriaa 32 t fwor e p WILLIE FO NSVER B OFIRED, ,fING WITHOUT LIMITATION Deutche Bank National Trust
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Representative sa d d 2008 LOCATED THEREON Rece s Trust 2005-4
ReresentP.A .N s Oy Reins P 1OWHICHDWELLINGISOK Plaintiff,
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S DS Milton, FloriTa 32570 Tive, "MANUFACTURED HOM
S50623-3200 ThomasC. Staples BUT WITH RESPECT TO Anthony G. Moree and Cyntha
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01190Bar No 228291 STAPLES, ELLIS + ASSOCIATES WHICH NO CERTIFICATE known Parties In Possession #1;
Jim PersA.onamereseat PA EXISTS AND WHICH MAN- n nOpn Parties in PoFscr sion
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(850) 43-4143 MA : ERED A namLed Deendant(s) who are
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT/IN 011208- M"ODE:L7-GRANDVIEW notlknown to be dead or alive,
A R SNT RSA 011908 Personal Reresentative: SERIAL:#14718532 whether said Unknown Parties
RCUNTY, FLORIDA /s/ Juonlta T iJester may claim an interest as
File No.: 57-2008-CP-4 Juanita T Jester has been f ed against you and Souses Heirs, Devisees,
Division: 1078 Tate Road you are reue t rvue y rantees, or Other Claimants
IN RE: ESTATE OF Legal 1/53 Cantonment, FL 32533 copy of ouwrittendeens sT sen Nt
IN THE E011208 ny, aintlffs Lattorncey Pau/Cw osnTeNDED NOTICE OF
FOR SANTA ROSA '.L5 P.A., 1723 BlndCln ToeFORar
WILIN PEARLNKNS R THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ge 3i M T 0
Deceased, .. SCOUNTYCFLORIDA PRO-.LO a ~ NOICE aSHERB -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS WRPM..57;2007-CP-3811 It I y 5 o aOrerel ur
Division "B" Legal 1/58 r e It ate a ubcatin reclosuresale dated January
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Wii PeaI Jenkns, e- INRECUT origl wit
c iend teCrolnSuGibsnIN AND FOR SANTA ROSA Court ellTr before service on ik, I
57-2008CF- is pending in the rlyn Lo n Gibsn COUNTY, FLORIDA IetL PlaintIFF tte or e- RCounty l O wherein
Circuit Court for Santa Rosa a.. Caroyn Gison GENERAL JURISDICTION tel re o e an T rustee r Enore
County Forad Probat whichas or e n rompan as ruteearn
sion aress of which sNOTICE TO CREDITORS DIVISION o or w lI rust 20054 Pn-
6865 SW Caroline Street Mi- 07.1.26 .rBhetreief e anoin iG
ton, Florida 32570. The state e administration aof the estate amBANK aint or petition. ICyn n oreeaHal
as estae and te ae oe ofhe Crolyn e Gibson a.k. BANK NATIONAL AS T FOR DATED n ths 11 day of J- nd seto
dcedenl's Will an any Codi. Crolyn Gion, dec eased, GCIATION ER EQUITY TRUST arED 2008. y iNr AT HETHE NOie FRONTo
cis is December 18, 1981 The wse date o death was No- IT R2006-y, TTH
200%CAM TSNDS WTHE SNTHF RO AT
names and addresses o te emer 15, 2007, s pending MARY MJOHNSON D06R OF THE SANTA ROSA
personal representative and the in the Circuit Court for Santa R. OF THE COURTN. COUNTY COURTHOUSE LO-
personal rtprsnt.Rvene's attar- Rosa County,Florida, P, a twle vs-C. S FTAESNACO UCATED AT 6865 CAROLINE
n are laet at95 sw o Division the address of wnichnisNT COUNTY, FLO STREET MILTON FLORIDA AT
3 3 2' A U1,L CA N TUA LLA., JR., e a l. lIDo S ST nEl M IL O N FLO R D A T
creditors of the deHdent 6865 arolidn Stree Suite N Defen TUL s. C CUIT COURT SEAL 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL STAND-
and oter persons having aim Milton, Foria 3570-07URT SEAL ARD T Februar 12
or demands aaainst decedent's The names and addresses atof heNOTICE OF ACTION Del e following described prop-
estate incle rng unmCatred personal representative and he NOTICE OF ACTION Depty rr as set in said Final
contingent or uniquate personal rpresentive's attar TO: AUL ANTUAL JR. res- Lance Paul Cohen EsJument, to-it:
claims, on wham a cop of this arejettorthTbelow., ,CANTUALLA,J d one EqUiR e gt. ,
ms'onw aAenqefunknown, Oi alve, and. if COHEN &8 TURTONK .A. PORT OF SON
notice is served must tile their AcraNitors ofa te aecqdant .ead t is cla ming in- 1723 B ani .g Boulev rd, Suite TOW N T ,T N
and other persons having laims 102 O TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANG
Jacksonville, Florida 32210 29 WEST, SANTA ROSA
904/388.o5l0 COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING
Attorney for lintiff MORE PARTICULA8LY DE-
^ ^-' _% ,.__- -^" ^ GRSCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
0 11908 C :A COMMENCE AT THE NORTH-
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9 | ;| SOUTHEAST ONE QUARTER
SFOF SECTION 14 TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH RANGE 29 WEST,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF GREE 36 MINUTES 00 SEC-
THE 1IST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ONDS WEST ALONG THE
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA WEST LINE THEREOF 5.15
COUNTY, FLORIDA FEET-; THENCE SOUTH 88 DE-
GENERAL JURISDICTION GREES 19 MINUTES 00 SEC-
DIVISION ONDS EAST 200.00 FEET TO
PA I G CASE NO: 07-1017 CA THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF
C E WAY LINE OF ALEFF ROAD
U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- (50 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY)D
CIATES AS TRUSTEE FOR AU- THENCE SOUTH 01 DEGREE
ConceteRORA LOAN SERVICES FFMLT 36 MINUTES 00 SECONDS
Concrete Leber's Paint & 2005-FFH2 WEST ALONG SAID WEST-
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Plaintiff,
vs.


Trust 2006 WMC1 Mortgage
Pass-Throuqh Certificates Senes
2006 WMC I,
Plaintiff,
vs.-
Amanda Michele Parise and
James Thomas Parise, her hus-
band; Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Synsems Inc., as nomi-s
nee for WMC ortage Corpo-
ration; Camp-Out, Inc.; Marcos
Martel; Un nown Parties in
Possession #1; Unknown Parties
in Possession #2; If living, and
all Unknown Parties claiming
by, through, under and against'
the above named Defendant(sl
who are not known to be dead
or alive, whether said Unknown
Parties may claim an interest as
Spouse, Heirs Devisees, Grant-
ees, or Other laimants
Defendant(s).
OTICE OF ACTION FORE-
PROCEEDINGS-PROPERTY
TO:
Amanda Michele Parise;
Residence unknown, if living, in-
cluding any unknown spouse of
the said Defendants if either
has remarried and i either or
both of said Defendants are
dead, their respective unknown
heirs, devisees, grantees, as-
signees, creditors, lienors, and
trustees and all other persons
claiming by, through, under or
against the named Defendant
AMANDA MICHELE PARISE;
and the aforementioned named
Defendantlsand such of the
aforementioned unknown De-
fendants and such of the afore-
menlioned unknown Defendants
as may be infants, incompetents
or otherwise nol sui juris.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action has been com-
menced to foreclose a mort-
gage on the following real prop-
erty, lyino and being and situ-
ated in Snta Rosa County, Flor-
ida more particularly described
as follows:
LOT 5, IN BLOCK D, OF VILLA
GARCON, A SUBDIVISION OF
A PORTION OF SECTION 14
TOWNSHIP 1 SOUTH, RANGE
28 WEST SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF,
AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
C, AT PAGE 114, OF THE PUB-
LIC RECORDS OF SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
more commonly known as
2145 Mykell Drive, Milton, FL
32583.
This action hal been filed
against you and you are re-
quired to serve a copy of your
written defense, if any, upon
SHAPIRO & FISHMAN. LLP, At-
trneys for Plaintiff hose ad
aress is 2424 North Federal
Highway, Suite 360, Boca Ra-
ton, Flonda 33431 within thirty
3d) cays after the first publica-
tion of f notice, February 14,
2008 and file the original with
the clerk of this Court either be-
fore service on Plaintiff'ts attar-
ny or immediately there after;
otherwise a deaut will be en-
tered aans you for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.

WITNESS my hand and seal of
this Court on the 9 day o Janu-
ary, 2008,
MARY M.JOHNSON
Circuit and County Courts
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Angea DDunn
DeputynClerk
011908
012608

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IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 1ST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOR-
IDA IN AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY
e #:07 1319 CA (C)
UNC:
T rusmark National Bank,
Plaintiff,
-vs.-
Corey M. Kaplan and Ashley R.
Kaolan his wife; American Gen-
era Home Equity, Inc.; Un-
known Parties In Possession #1;
Unknown Parties in Possession
#2 If Living and at l Unknown
Parties claiming by, trough, un-
der and agains theabove
named Defendant(s who are
not Known to be dead or alive,
whether said Unknown Parties
may claim an interest as
Spouse Heirs Devisees, Grant-
ees, or Olher Ilalmants
Defendant(s).
NOTICEOF ACTION R

TO:
Ashley R. Kaplan;
Residence unknown, if living, in-
Iguding any nknown spouse of
the said oefenaants, if either
has remarried and if either or
both o said ODefendants are
dead, their respective unknown
heirs, devises, grantees, as-
signees, creditors, lienors, and
trustees, and all other persons
claiming by, through, uner orI
against the named Defendant
ASHLEY R. KAPLAN; and the
aforementioned named Defend-
ant(s) and such of the aforemen-
tioned unknown Defendants and
such of the aforementioned un-
known Defendants as may be
infants, incompetents or other-
wise not sui juns.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action has been com-
menced to foreclose a mort-
gage on the following real prop-
erty, lyina and being and situ-
ated in Santa Rosa County, Flor-
ida more particularly described
as follows:
LOT 9 BLOCK C, GRAND
RIDGE SUBDIVISION' BEING A
PORTION OF SECTION 30 &
31 TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH,
RANGE 28 WEST SANTAI
ROSA COUNTY FLdRIDA AC-
CORDING TO PLAT RE-
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 9,
PAGE 6, OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF SAID COUNTY.
more commonly known as
1249 Grand Ridge Circle, Gulf
Breeze, FL 35263.
This action has been filed
against you and you are re-
quired to serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any, upon
SHAPIRO & FISHMAN. LLP, At-
torneys for Plaintiff, whose ad-
dress is 2424 North Federal
Highway, Suite 360 Boca Ra-
ton Florida 33431 within thirty
(30 days after the first publica-
tion of this notice, February 1i,
2008 and file the original with
the clerk of this Court either be-
fore service on Plaintiff's attor-
ney or immediately there after
otherwise a default will be en-
iered aaainst you for the relief
WITNESS my hand and seal of
this Court on the 7 day of Janu-
ary, 2008.
MARY M JOHNSON
Circuit and County Courts
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: J. Watkins
Deputy Clerk
011908
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Legal 1/65
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY FLORIDA
CASE NO: 07-876-CA
COUNTRYWIDE BANK FSB
COUNTRYWIDE BANK NA


UNKNOWN HEIRS OF GREG-
ORY N YOUNG; UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF GREGORY N.
YOUNG; PENNEY YOUNG;
and UNKNOWN OCCU-
PANTS TENANTS, OWNERS
AND OTHER UNKNOWN PAR-
TIES including if a named de-
fendant is deceased, the per-
sonal representatives, the surviv-
ing spouse, heirs, devisees
grantees, creditors, and all
other parties claiming by,
through, under or against that
defendant, and all claimants,
persons or parties, natural or
corporate, or whose exact legal
stats is unknown, claiming un-
der any of the above named or


described defendants
WILLIAM M. RANDALL; KATH- Defendants
ERINE G. RANDALL UN-
KNOWN TENANT I; NOTICE OF SUIT PROP-
UNKNOWN TENANT II, and T
any unknown heirs, devisees,
grantees, creditors, and other TO: UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
unknown persons or unknown GREGORY N. YOUNG
spouses claiming by, Ihrouh UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
and under any of Ie GREGORY N. YOUNG
above-named Defendants. Residence: Unknown
Defendants. Mailing Address: Unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
MNE NTICE that an action to foreclose a
FO E SUREM ALE mortgage on the following prop
erty in Santa Rosa County, Flor-
NOTICE is hereby given that ida:
the undersigned Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Santa Rosa A PORTION OF WALLACE AC-
Counly, Florida, will on the 14 RES AN UNRECORDED SUBDI-
day of February, 2008, at VISION. COMMENCE AT THE
12:00 o'clock PM. at 6865 SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE


Hioned overseas. The
cell phones are sold to
a company that recy-
cles them and the
money is used to ur
chase calling cards hat
are sent to our troops.
We are proud to be a
part of this effort.

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Caroline Street, Santa Rosa WEST HALF OF THE NORTH-
County Courthouse in Milton, EAST QUARTER OF SECTION
Florida, offer for sale and sell at18, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,
public outcry to the highest and RANGE 29 WEST SANTA Get Covered
best bidder for cash, the ROSA COUNTY FLORIDA Run your ad STATE-
followin-described properly sit- THENCE PROCEED NORTH WIDE! You can run your
uate in Santo Rosa County, For- 90' 00 MINUTES 00 SEC- cIssified ad in over 100
ida: ONDS WEST ALONG THE cass
SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH. Florida newspapers for
Commence at a 4 inch EAST QUARTER OF SAID SEC- $475. Call this newspa-
square concrete monu- TION 18 A DISTANCE OF e r (866)742-1 373
ment at the Southwest 420.00 FEET TO A POINT ON per or 664
corner of Lot 29 Block 36 AN EXTENSION OF THE tor more details or visit:
of the Second Addition to WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY www.florida-classifieds.
Navarre, being also the LINE OF A COUNTY ROAD cam
intersection of the North- (APPARENT 60'
erly right-of-way of La- RIGHT-OF-WAY) ; THENCE
re o 160' R/W) and the PROCEED NORTH 00 00
Easterly right-of-way of MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST
Frontera 160' R/W); thence TO AN ALONG SAID WEST
run North 08 degrees 03 ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE A
minutes 17 seconds East DISTANCE OF 374.18 FEET What Destroys Relation-
along said Easterly TO THE POINT OF BEGINN- ships? A71
right-of-way distance of ING THENCE CONTINUE ships? Answer p8 371
549.13 feet to the Point of NORTH 00 00 MINUTES 00 Buy and Read Dionetics
Beginning; thence con- SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID by L. Ron Hubbard Send
tinue Nor'th 08 degrees 03 WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY $00t Hubrd
minutes 17 seconds East LINE A DISTANCE OF 509,37 $20.00to: HubbardDia
along said Easterly FEET; THENCE DEPARTING netics Foundation, 3102
riqht-of-way distance of SAID WESTERLY N. Habana Ave., Tampa,
80.63 thence depart said RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE PROCEED FL33607
Easterly Right of way NORTH 89 53 MINUTES 20 .
South 81 Degrees 56 min- SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE 813872-0722
utes 43 seconds East a OF 275.65 FEET; THENCE
distance of 200.00 feet to PROCEED SOUTH 09 37 MIN-
the East line of said Lot UTES 00 SECONDS EAST A --
24; thence run South 08 DISTANCE OF 147.38 FEET-
degrees 03 minutes 17 THENCE PROCEED SOUTH
seconds West along said 00 55 MINUTES 13 SEC-
East line of lot 24; and the ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF
East line of said Lot 25 a 363.52 FEET; THENCE PRO-
distance of 80.63 feet; CEED SOUTH 89 44 MIN- / ^ 1
thence run North 81 de- UTES 58 SECONDS EAST A
grees 56 minutes 43 sec- DISTANCE OF 256.87 FEET / \
onds West a distance of TO THE POINT OF BEGINN-
200.00 feet to the Point of ING- THE ABOVE DESCRIBED \ f
Beginning. PARCEL OF LAND IS SITUATED
IN SECTION 18 TOWNSHIP 2 1 7 t .
pursuant to the Final Judgment NORTH, RANGE 29 WEST,
entered in a case pending in SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLOR- .lf 9 "
said Court, the style of which is IDA.
indicated above.
LESS AND EXCEPT THE FOL PETS & ANIMALS
Any person or entity claiming LOWING: 10 .
an interest in the surplus, if any, 2100 Pets
resulting from the foreclosure A PORTION OF WALLACE AC- 2110 Pets: Free to
sale olher than the property RES (AN UNRECORDED SUBDI58- .
owner as of the date of the Lis VISION) MORE PARTICULARLY Goa d Hme
Pendens, must file a claim on DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 2120 Pet Supplies
same with the Clerk of Court COMMENCING AT THE 2130 Farm Animals/
within 60 days after the foreclo- SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE Supplies
sure sale. WEST HALF OF THE NORTH- Supply.
EAST QUARTER OF SECTION 2140 Pets/Livestock
WITNESS my hand and official 18 TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH Wanted
seal of said Court this 14 day RANGE 29 WEST, SANTA 2150 Pet Memorials
of January, 2008. ROSA COUNTY FLORIDA;
THENCE GO NORTH 90 DE-
If you are a person with a disa- GREES 00 MINUTES 00 SEC-
biJty who needs accommoda- ONDS WEST ALONG THE
lion in order to participate in SOUTH LINE OF THE
this proceeding, you are enti- NORHTEAST QUARTER. OF
tIled, at no cos to you, for the SAID SECTION 18 A DIS- /TS
provision of the certain assis- TANCE OF 420.00 FEET TO A -
lance Please contact Court Ad- POINT ON AN EXTENSION 2 U
ministration at 6865 Caroline OF THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF
Street Milton Florida 32570, WAY LINE OF A COUNTY
Telephone [850) 623-3639 ROAD (APPARENT 60' RIGHT
within 2 working days of your OF WAYI ; THENCE GO ,
receit of this document. If you NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MIN- A f d
are nearin or voice impaired, UTES 00 SECONDS EAST TO r1ri"iI
call 1-800-955-8771. AND ALONG SAID WESTERLY .
RIGHT OF WAY LINE A DIS- v T P .|
Mary M. Johnson TANCE OF 374.18 FEET TO AKC Toy Poodle
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT THE POINT OF BEGINNING; &. CKC Cocka-
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL THENCE CONTINUE NORT & CKC oc poo
By: Angela K. Dunn 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES 00 Pups
Deputy ClerkSECONDS EAST ALONG SAID healt
WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY vet checked, health certif-
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF LINE A DISTANCE OF 169.57 icates, shots, wormed,
Frank Albert Reder FEET- THENCE DEPARTING groomed, non-shedding,
BUTLER & HOSCH ,P.A. SAID WESTERLY RIGHT OF 11oal renic
3185 S. Conway R WAY LINE GO NORTH 88 DER- YP- g -
Suite E GREES 51 MINUTES 57 SEC- Sltydog er@bellsouth.net
Orlando, FL32812 ONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF for photos or more info.
(407) 381-5200 254,13 FEET' THENCE GO 850-623-9008
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 55 MIN .
011908 UTES 13 SECONDS WEST A 850-221-8100
012608 DISTANCE OF 173.50 FEET;
16 T THENCE GO SOUTH 89 DE-
GREES 44 MINUTES 58 SEC-
Legal 1/66 BONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF
256,87 FEET TO THE POINT
9OF BEGINNING. THE ABOVE
m iN T SAT DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND ..
RSA BAY BRIDGE AP- IS SITUATED IN SECTION 18, 8..
THORITY TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE
29 WEST, SANTA ROSA 2
The Santa Rosa Bay Bridge COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Aulhority will conduct Kts regular
monh/y meeting at 5:30 ?.m., has been filed against you UN-
We nesdy, January 23, 2008 KNOWN HEIRS OF GREGORY
n t ae Florida Deartment of N YOUNG AND UNKNOWN ADGA registered Nu-
Transportation (FDPT) Confer- SPOUSE OF GREGORY N bian kids, males & fe-
ence Room C, late d at 6025 YOUNG, and you are require males, good milk lines.
'ld Bagdad Hiphway Milton, serve a copy of your written ..
FRlda for futer information defenses if any to it on te Sweet pets. Colorful,
call (850) 981-2718 Plaintiff's attorney, whose name healthy, Call 537-8207
~ and address is ENRICO G.
011908 GONZALEZ, PA., 6255 East
011908 Fowler Avenue Termplie Terrae,
"/6i___ Florida 33617, a d file the
Legal 1/67 original wih e cer of the
Leg1 "/o7 above-styled Court no later than
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ? 0 o frtrom e oatie of t
AND FOR SANTA ROSA rst pu ic ton of the ice of
COUNTY FLORIDA Acti' oterwse, a ugm nt
= i,,f' r.l l<;l t may be entered against you tar
Case No. 2008-CP-16 there ief demande'lln the Cam-
Division plaint or Petition,
IN RE: The Estate of: WITNESS m hand and the
RONNI NED COX seal said Court on January
Deceased. 14,2008.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS C o CJohr nson
The administration of the estate CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
at RONNIE NED COX, e- Y rrrs
ceased File Number eputy Cer3100 Antques
2008-P-16, is pei In the In accor'onc with the Amen- 3110-Appliances
rcuit Counrt inarnar S enla ns wlt Disabilities Act, per- 3120-Arts & Crafts
Division 4t adlresso son needing a special accom- 3130-Auctions
VSmoan nation ty a oticipate in this 3140 Baby Items
Harg Csnol r te 3150 Building Supplies
S a I e rs ee than seen 7 ayprr the 0 Business
ee e native' s atorey aret set 0 0 3170 CollectIbles
orth below, 011908 3180 Computers
All T. f the dec dent 012608 3190 Electronlcs
dand car persons having caims 020208 3200 Firewood
or demands against decedent's 'os90 s3220 Furniture
esate o,.'scnswhomaEDy'othis is 03230 -Garage/Yard Sales
notice is served withn three 3240 Gu
months after the dale of the first 3240 Guns
publication ofa this notice must ________________ 3250 Good Things to Eat
tile their claims with this Court 3260 Health & Fitness
WITHIN THE LATER OF 30 J r/Cti
THREE MONTHk AFTER r 3270 Jewelry/Clothing
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- s 3280 Machinery/
CATION OF THIS NOTICE 1110Equipment
OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER 3290- Medical Equipment
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF Publsher 39 MedialEupe
A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Notice 3300- Miscellaneous
ON THEM. re Notice mu- 3310 Musical Instruments
All other creditors of the dece- Freedom Communica- 3320 Plants & Shrubs/
dent and persons having claims tions inc. tDa oanta upplie
or demands against decedent's Rosas Press Gazette and R ant/H
this Court WITHIN THREE t Se Santa Rosa Free 3340 Sporting Goods
MONTHS AFTER DATE OF Press) reserves the right 3350- Tickets (Buy & Sell)
THE FIRST PUBLICATION to censor, reclassify, re-
OF THIS NOTICE,. vise, edit or reject any
ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS advertisement not meet-
AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO ing its standards of ac- m
FILED WILL BE FOREVER cetance. Submission of AUCTION
NOTWITHSTANDING THE advertisement does not
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH constitute an agreement 3130
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED to publish said adver-
TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE pisement Publication of
AFTER THE DECEDENT'S tsement. Publication of
DATE OF DEATH IS an advertisement does Absolute Auction I Devel-
BARRED. not constitute an agree- oper close-out sale. New
The date of the first publicationpub- 1, 2 & 3 bedroom
of this Notice is January 19, cation, condos in Viera Beach,
2008. FL. 20 left from 250+. 10
Atorney/Personal Representa ar E e rur od 10 atO-
JOHN P WELCH Esquire 1 m era iday Inn.
Florida bar # 185233 1120 Ho 1137.Ve 33iday Inn.
900 North Palafox Street w-w----shaC \L
Pensacola Florida 32501 www.MarshaWolak
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THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- 3150 ]
CUIT OF THE STATE OF For Soldiers
FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY Cell Phones for Soldiers Christopher
Case No.: 07-1357 CA hopes to turn old cell Barbara Christopher
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6100
Milton Office Space
for lease .
4-Offices, various sizes
$350 & up includes utili-
ties. 850-255-4004
Milton Warehouse
Space Available, Huge
Building can
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App. 600 sq ft for $250
App. 900 sq ft for $375
App 1400 sq ft for $575
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A 3000 sq ft for
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255-4004
Milton
Warehouse space:
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ft. spaces available. Fork-
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6110
$397/Mol 4BR/3BA
HUD Home!l 5% down
20 years @ 8% apr)
More Homes Available
from $199/Mol For list-
ings call (800)366-9783
Ext 5669.





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business. Owner retiring.
380-0060


6110 | 61.406170
Avalon Blvd. Milton Milton
2/1 $299 to move in 3/2 1350 sq ft. privacy Smoke free 2/BR
lus deposit. No dogs. fence, tile floors tire 1/BA large lot. Need 3
Nasher/dryer room, place and nice back references & deposit.
J/w. 712-9968 2eck. $900/mth 850-623-6606
$600/dep. 255-2590 _0
Downtown Milton Milton North Milton
2BR/1BA Apt. $650 3/2 860 LA, Berryhill 2/2 quiet & clean.
Call Janet Coulter Realty distric. 2 acre fenced, CH/A cathedral ceilings,
206-3666 formal L/D room, fire place, covered
SGreatroom, Large porch, nice home. 3 per-
$299 Milt OVE IN kitchen. Available now. sons max. $475/mth in
299 MOVE IN $925/mth $925/dep. cludes water, arbage &
lus deposit 1-BR/BA 20cc pets on approval, sewer. $475/deposit.
urnished or unfurnished non-smoin home. Janet 623-9902
no dogs. Water paid. Coulter Realty
.aundry room, pool, 850-206-3666 Pace
walking distance to 2-Mobile Homes, nice,
stores, restuarants, etc. Milton clean & quiet. No pets.
Emerald Sands 3/BR 2/BA New $475/mth
712-9968 ances & heat pump. $400/damage deposit.
SCH&A Great location. Help with the 1 st mths
Milton Fenced yard. $850/mth rent 995-1717
$299 MOVE IN $500/deposit.
plus deposit. 2-BR/1-BA 623-9553 Pea Ridqe Area
Sdogs. Water paid. Milton 2/1 Mobile Home in
laundry room pool quiet rk, water & arbage




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walking dirstaance to large kitchen, laundry furnished. ient



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Emerald Sands den, livingroom, lots of $250/dep.- TotaElectric,
stora closes car- no pet. By Crest Real
712-9968port. $50/mth 994-7918
Milton i26-2606 West Milton
$299 MOVE IN Milton2/2 Mobile Home on
plus deposit. 3BR/1BA, den, laundry privase- lot. 5072Total electric, no dges.
antilitid Rd. room & fenced bacn tow locator. id lot. 5 Ridg.
2/BR 2/BA with laundry 6452 Gaynell Rd.ld $55reBl Bvd. Total Electric.
o sores, resuaranok up.. Water Skline.And ilableFese re By Crest Realty
included No dos. s$69479180/
Sands 72-99 68 $650/dep. 438-1660 994-7918
Milton Milton West Milton



$399 MOVE IN 6416 Misty Lake Dr. 3/BR 2/A on private
plus deposit. Efficiency 3B2BA-Aelectricse lot. Total electric, npets.
All utilities paid. No clued in town location. 5112 Rid




Laundryroom pool, walk- Milita clause honored.
dng d iance t store e NO PETS. References $625/mtA /dep.
to stores, restuarants etc and lease reay restealty
Laundryroom, around quired.$800+$600 Sec. 994-7918

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Sands 79968 850-53601Ho
Weekends only call




Milton 850-71Milton8-6644
$399 MOVE IN Milton/Pace
plus deposit. 1/BR fur- Like New- Commercial



n5/shed, partial electric 3/BR 2/CA, double car
carpet/tile.No does. Available now.
Laundryroom, pooi, walk- Military lause honored.
ingar dise ince to stores, $800/mth R$00/ Eep. o AR
restaurants. F50 -U23 or 7100- H OmeS
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377-6787 or 626-8959 99'4-7918 10 inwte t
712-9968 529-7899 7110 Beach Home/



Milton North Milton Property
2/BR I/BA near Whit- 3/BR 2/BA 7120- Commercial
in Field $505arenth 6573 Sinclair St. Total 7130 Condof-Townhouse
05/security Water & Electric, CHA noets. 7140 Farms & Ranches
oon Cmbie Realty Baili- y Crest Realty 7160 Mobile Homes






on:1 7170 Waterfr onlt
377-6787 or 626-8959 994-7918 7170 Waterfront


1-1816710 374 0-. $ Investment
Milton Pace Property
Large ap artment for 2/BR CH & A, garbage 7190 Out-of-Town







&deposit. It no answer $179,
rent, $750.00.2 bed- furnished. 994-5023 Real Estate



room 12 Bath. All utili- Pace 7200 Tmeshare

ties paid (electric, water, 3578 Acy Lowery Rd.
tras 40, cable A liable FeSpacious brick home with F list-
850-623-6287 or a large, enclosed pool.




418-1816 3.5 acres. br/4.5
Milton baths; 3,614SF. $1850.
SMioke per month. Call 3/2 1739 sq ft. Living
Smoke free Senionly 478-4607 Eric Gleaton area.



2/BR 1/BA. References Realty nc 2-lice. ar rage.
Sdoeposit. I no answer $900/dep. $179,00.
leave message. Pace 675-1568 0
850-623-6606 4B3D/2BA behind 651







Pea Ridge Elementry.
ea $875ger Emonthy. 3BR/2BA Foreclosurel



S8 1, $872e & atr. m25,0001 Only m
850-2-9700$199/Mol 5%0down 20
'- 140 Pace years @ 8% apr. Buy,
Available Feb. 1st. 4/BR $397/Mo l For list-
*2/2 Home 7867 3/BR 2/BAn privacy i (800)366-9783 Ext


$40 fnced yeard Really nice.
Airport Rd. E Mil- $900/mth $900/dep. BANK S
ton $825* 698-8337 BANK FORECLOSURES!
Homes from $10,0001
2/1 Home 4641 Geri -, 1-3 bedroom available
St. Milton $800* Repos, REOs, HUD, FHA,
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House 6737or Rent 994-8865sell. Far listin2-car s call
ton. 3br, 2balvd Milton 3 br, 2 ba MH on 1 (800uded, 4251620 Ext
$400acre near Holt $700 42 3.
SataRacReat mo+dep. &bref. 'lSection 8
23Santa Rosa Realty accepted 850-499-6787412 Milton
3BR2BA Foreclosure o3-0077850 537-6222 2/BR 2/BA CHA,
dad1001 On Milremodeled Excellent ino-
$2/Mol 5down 20 2/R 1/BA water & cation. 5405 Alabama
years @ 8% apr.A garba includrnished. No Street minut$58000 firm
4/BR $42/Mol For list- ets. 23-605/mth 850-23-nd the beaches81 This
Milton Milton
2643 Clea 30th Ave Milton, 2/1 Clean, remodeled. Oak Meadows new
FL $395/mth plus deposit. construction. 1745 Soft
House for Rent 994-8865 2-car garage, 3/2 Abinet
2643 30th Ae, M ilton kitchen appliances in-
ton. 3br, 2ba, lae lot H c e d Milt ti onhe
fireplace tile, ouble 2/1 Mobile Home near clouded, tile & carpet.
e, 50/800 Whitin 2/1 Field $400/mth, opportunity to see or









20366-983 Ext 2557772 own this lovely home.
850-232-4286 Don Cumbie ealt
85 CalBarbara 3776787 offered at onvarre
3BR/2BA Foreclosure! or 626-8959 Beautiful and well main-
32,100ay/Milton/Pace Milton taMobile Mobil ed all brick home in
238/M 5 down 20 2/BR /BA water&otally the heart of Navarre.-
years @8% pr. Buy garbage included. No Just minutes to the base
4/BR $421/Mol IFor list- pets $425/mth and the beaches.- This
ins800)366-9783 Ext. $300/deposit. home offers 1582 sqft
57 675-6614 with 3BR and 2BA and
Available now: Milton 2 car garage.- You
Clean, newly painted 3/2 Doublewide mobile will find a very open
setting in the city. CHt Court. $650/rent w magnificent kitchen fea-
washe/ren heoqty.C $300/dep. Total Electric during beautiful appli-
r ent hook~up no pets, private lot. ances (including refrig-
lenta$775r$500Rde-eay erator) and tons of
osit CallayresReal counter and cabinet
Milton ter island.- There is
HUD HOMESI 4BR/3BA Quiet Clean Park also a very large back-
$397/mol 3/BR Rent includes water, gar- ard that is fully
Foreclosu.el $1.9/m. l bage and lawn service. 'enced.- You will not
Stop Rentingl 5% dw, 20 No Pets, want to miss out on the
yrs @ 8%ap_,rFor Listings 2/1 for $475/mth, opportunity to see or
(800) 366-7 83 Ext Call 255-7772 own this lovely home.-
5853al.o Offered at only
Milton "$194 900. MLS



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Greenville, SC Own a
Beautiful, New 3BD/2BA
Home for only 5% down
& Owner Will Finance.
Monthly pmts. From
$695.00 Call
(888)579-0275


KENTUCKY FARM LAND
75 Acres+/-Approx. 35
acres of open land, big
creek, paved road, city
water. Located in Owsley
County. $150,000-
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1997 Olds Aurora
Black, All power, leather
interior. Many new fea-
tures. Asking $2500.
Low miles. Must see!
623-0154 or 686-9744


Police Impounds for Sale!
93 Honda Civic $6001
94 Toyota Corolla $8001
For listings call
S800T366-9813 Ext
,2 71.


1992 Jeep Wrangler 4
cylinder, cood condition.
$4000. 12-5445






1996 Chevy Silverado
V-6, standard shift. Runs
good and looks good.
Call: 957-0813 or
393-2375


1999 Chevy Silverado
LS 1500 X-Cab, V-8.
103K, one owner, main-
tence records. Excellent
Condition. $8000.00
623-8032




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1990 Chevy Astro Van
Asking $1350.00 obo
Runs great. A good work
van. 910-0406


Avalon Beach
4 lots on Canopy St.
Owner finance, 140ft x
200ft. 626-9910


North Allentown
10 acres, all cleared,
paved road landscaped
home site, 4" Deep well,
dug pond, fenced,
game-lush pasture.
$145,000-
850-626-9639


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Green Camper Top with
light for full size pickup
bed. Excellent condition.
$350. 994-7008


1 8210
1983 Fast Tracker Boat
35 hp Merc engine. Fully
loaded, excellent
condition. $2300
512-5545


S 8220 I
2001 Polaris Voyager
TX Jet Ski
35 hours, like new,
trailer, 2 Polaris life vests.
Intertube with rope. Only
$3900. 850-686-2694
Looking for
Dead 2000 Yamaha
GP800 waverunner (or
compatable year) to rob
or buy parts off. Please
call 864-5745. Leave
message if no answer.


| 8240
7.5 Mercury outboard,
electric start motor; long
shaft excellent condition
$556. 512-5445



2006 Gulf Stream Cava-
lier 32 ft. No holding
tanks. $6000 Call:
850-623-8119


8340
1985 33' Holiday
Rambler, gas engine &
generator, sleeps 6 to 7,
refri erator, microwave,
roofa/c & heat. Inside
renovated, new carpet &
upholstery.
Excellent mechanical
condition. This motor
home is owned by The
Master's Men Quartet.
Asking $7,900.00 obo
For more information
lease call Eddie Smith
50-232-7809









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