Former Resident Facing Charges in Three Counties

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010 ■ 104th Year, No. 3 ■ BLOUNTSTOWN, FLORIDA 32424 ■ 50 CENTS (Including Tax)

TRAGEDY CRIME Local Former resident facing man injured charges in three counties

BY KELLI PEACOCK DUNN intent to defraud. account. Two days later, 2008. News Editor In addition, Calhoun she deposited a check writ- Investigation revealed County has an outstanding ten on a Bank of America the Regions account had a in fire A former Calhoun warrant for Hall on account registered to her balance of $973 at the time County resident is facing BY KELLI PEACOCK DUNN charges of two counts of business in the amount of Hall wrote the check to News Editor several felony charges in criminal use of personal $2000. SunTrust and the Bank of three counties following an identification information After making the two America account had been A Clarksville man is in investigation by the and one count of violating deposits, Hall withdrew closed since Dec. 3, 2007. critical condition at Shands Florida Department of the Florida $1100 from ATM In the second Jackson Hospital following a house Law Enforcement Communications Fraud machines and spent County case, SunTrust fire last week. (FDLE). Act. She is also facing around $1128 in purchases took another loss from Hall Terry Chambers, 41, Angela Hall, 32, who charges in Leon County for over a seven day period. in the amount of $1919.39 was at home when a grease left Blountstown for grand theft. ANGELA HALL Problems arose when the for a series of bad checks fire erupted on the stove Houston, Texas, back in According to one of two Bank of America check deposited in her personal checks. She allegedly last Thursday afternoon. the summer of 2008, is affidavits for arrest filed in was returned to SunTrust account in December deposited a $1950 check Firefighters managed to being held in the Jackson Jackson County, SunTrust on Jan. 7, 2008, with a 2007. Dec. 31, 2007, into a contain the blaze to the County Jail, accused of two Bank took a loss of notation that the account According to FDLE, SunTrust account regis- kitchen area of his famiily’s counts of bank fraud and $1924.63 back in was closed. The Regions Hall appeared Dec. 12 at a tered to her business. The Chambers Road home. five counts of cashing or February 2008 after Hall check was returned for check was written on her After the fire was extin- depositing an item with wrote two worthless insufficient funds on Jan. 9, guished, Chambers’ sister, personal Regions Bank See HALL CASE, page 2 Michelle Lytle, says she noticed her brother might POLITICS need medical attention. “He was walking around, but I knew he didn’t look Two local that great,” she remarks. Chambers was taken to Calhoun-Liberty Hospital, then airlifted to Shands races set where he is being treated for internal burns to his lungs, throat, and nasal passages. for Nov. 2 See CHAMBERS FIRE, page 6 election ONLINE EDITION BY KELLI PEACOCK DUNN News Editor

The County The Calhoun County Supervisor of Elections Record office is gearing up for the November 2 general elec- ONLINE tion. Candidates on the ballot www.thecountyrecord.net in local races include: ✔ County PHOTO COURTESY OF LSU Commissioner, District 2 - SEE A PHOTO YOU LIKE? Lee Alday (NPA), Earl BUY IT ONLINE! Hunt (D), and Darrell McDougald (NPA) ✔ Blountstown City Council Member, Ward 1 - Clifford Jackson, Roy Pickron, and Beverly EAUX YAN Veress G , R ! Watch your mail - sample ballots are coming soon! RIVER FORECAST Former Blountstown Tiger Ryan Baker started on Saturday for the LSU Tigers at Remember, no discussing politics at the polls after you linebacker. A 2008 BHS graduate, Baker made some big plays for the Tigers in receive your ballot (according to elections officially, it’s their nationally televised win over Vanderbilt with six tackles, including one sack. actually against the law). But you can bring your sample ballot for reference. For more election infor- SCHOOLS COURT mation, stop by the APALACHICOLA RIVER Supervisor of Elections Sept. 15...8PM... 1.2’ office in the basement of the Trial is on Calhoun County Sept. 17...8PM... 1.0’ Courthouse, check out their Sept. 19...6AM... .11’ website at www.votecal- hold after houn.com, or call 674-8568. defendant fails to show BY KELLI PEACOCK DUNN News Editor Quesadilla A trial was set for this week in the Calhoun County Combo courtroom, but it was postponed after the defendant failed to show. Large 1-Topping Jury selection was set to begin Monday in the trial of Pizza, Chicken C.L. Capps, Jr., charged with Shop-Vac dealing in stolen property or Steak 6 Gal. Pro Series Michael Leonard is national and grand theft. According to the State Attorney’s Office, Quesadilla & Wet/Dry Vac Capps failed to appear at a With Accessories. 2223394 finalist for proficiency award pre-trial hearing a week prior and Circuit Judge Hentz 2-Litre Drink 99 The National FFA Entrepreneurship/Place The proficiency $ McClellan issued a warrant Organization (FFA) has ment. Leonard is one of awards recognize out- 29 for his arrest. When Capps announced Michael four people chosen to standing student achieve- After $10 Mail-In Rebate didn’t show up for jury selec- Hampton Leonard of compete for this award at ment in agribusiness Limit 1 Rebate tion Monday, the trial was $15.99 Blountstown was select- the national finals to be gained through establish- temporarily postponed. • APPLIANCES • PAINT • LUMBER ed as a national finalist held this October during ment of a new business, • BUILDING MATERIALS • TOOLS Anyone with information • FLOOR COVERING & MORE for the National FFA the FFA national con- working for an existing on his whereabouts is asked DINE IN OR Proficiency Award in vention in Indianapolis, to call the Sheriff’s Office at Outdoor Recreation - Ind. CARRY OUT WALDORFF See LEONARD, page 9 674-5049. 19838 SR 20 West ACE HARDWARE Blountstown, FL 25615 N. MAIN ST., ALTHA, FLA. 762-3228 Serving Blountstown and Calhoun County Since 1907 674-3838 The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 2 2nd Annual Airport Fly-In

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CALHOUN & LIBERTY COUNTY SHERIFF'S LOG Point your mouse CALHOUN COUNTY Sept. 3: Simon Hathaway, breach of peace, disorderly conduct, fighting; John Young, breach of peace, disorderly conduct, fighting; Joshua Savell, breach of peace, disorderly conduct, fighting; Ryan Malchaw, grand theft Sept. 4: Donnie Whitfield, battery, domestic violence, criminal in our direction! mischief, escape; Rodney Adkison, disorderly intoxication, damages, criminal mischief Sept. 7: John Mills, DWLSR with knowledge; Anna M. Nichols, exploitation of the elderly, uttering a forged instrument, grand theft, forgery, counterfeiting of checks Sept. 8: Brandon Hatcher, criminal registrant; Jerry Gates, VOP; Keith Jones, disorderly intoxication; Christopher 20,000 Pageviews per Crutchfield, VOP; Michael Knight, failure to appear; Roger Middleton, VOP; Michael Cook, child support Sept. 9: James Livington, failure to appear; Jerry Gates, VOP Sept. 10: Harry Lewis Patrick, VOP month and growing Sept. 11: Arlon Keith Burke, DWLSR; John Arthur Finney, tam- pering with utility service

LIBERTY COUNTY Aug. 30: Arleen Adams, holding for CCSO Sept. 3: Carl Smith, writ of attachment Sept. 5: Matthew C. Hilliard, hold for Gadsden Co. Sept. 6: Juan Raymond Nava, county VOP; Michael Thomas, hold for Jackson Co. • Local News • Sports • School News • Obituaries Sept. 7: Lucio Perez, serving 3 days; Kristina Pestle, false police report; Antonio Brown, holding for Gadsden Co. The above individuals were booked into the Calhoun or • Classifieds • Legals • Crime Report Liberty County Jail over the past week. Although they have been charged with a crime, they are considered innocent until proven guilty. • Calendar of Events • Weather • Wedding Dates The County Record • Photo Reprints • Solunar Tables • Moon Phases The Voice of Calhoun County Since 1907 USPS 135-060 Published every Wednesday by • River Readings • Archives • Public Comments Calhoun Publishing Co., Inc. 20311 Central Avenue West Blountstown, FL 32424 PHONE: 850-674-5041 •FAX: 850-674-5008 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.thecountyrecord.net Periodicals postage paid at Blountstown, FL Post Office POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THE COUNTY RECORD P.O. Box 366, Blountstown, FL 32424 $21.00 in Calhoun & Liberty Counties $26.00 Elsewhere www.thecountyrecord.net Robert A. Turner Publisher/Editor/Advertising Sharon Turner Bookkeeper/Circulation Kelli Peacock....News Editor Somehow, largely through the Grace of God, devoted loyalty, and the vast pride on the part of many people, The County Record has never missed an issue. The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 3 Settlement TORREYA GARDEN CLUB’S seeks vendors Yard & Grounds of the Month for craft fair The Panhandle Pioneer Settlement is seeking vendors for a Craft Fair on Saturday, Nov. 13. Whether you make handmade quilts, jewelry, woodworking, knives, leather works, needle point, pottery, soap making, soap- stone carving or whatever your craft is, you are invited to participate. Tables will be set up at the Frink Gym. Please call 674-2777 to reserve your table by October 15.

Christi Justice and Drew Whitfield ‘Yard of the Month’ award goes Justice, Whitfield to to Grant and Regina Williams speak vows Sept. 25 With an abundance of shrubs, and flowers, that their garden not only relax- hard work and love, Regina this landscape is low main- ing, but fun and a way to Donna Justice of Quincy and Virgil Justice of and Grant Williams have tenance. Aztec grasses, "de stress". This is an Tallahassee announce the final wedding plans of done a remarkable job with blooming crepe myrtle, active, energetic, and pro- their daughter, Christi, of Tallahassee to Drew their front yard. They have azaleas and daylilies in sea- ductive family unit. They Whitfield, of Blountstown. dramatically changed an son -- all help make this a contribute in many valu- The prospective bride is the granddaughter of area that some ten years pleasing and well balanced able ways to a community Earl and Cutine Waugh of Tallahassee. ago looked more like a tree setting. A variety of trees they grew up in, know well, The prospective groom is the son of Steve and The farm than a residential set- offer diversity in texture appreciate, and love. Their Vicky Whitfield of Blountstown. His grandparents ting. and height, and give further presence in our town is are Linda Faye Whitfield and Curt Seymour of Diamond It is hard to believe, as balance and flow in design. much appreciated, and Blountstown, Donnell and Bernice Whitfield of one glances at the colorfully Grant and Regina find especially do we always Bristol. mulched beds of grasses, yard work and tending enjoy the view as we ride or The wedding will be an event of September 25, Corner 2010, at 5:00 p.m. CT, 6:00 p.m. ET, at the First Methodist Church of Blountstown. A reception 20634 Central Ave. E will follow at the W.T. Neal Civic Center in Blountstown, FL 24th Annual Goat Day festival Blountstown. Dress is formal. 850-674-8801 set for Oct. 16 at Atkins Park ‘Art from the Heart’ exhibit e a r t o f A m Don’t miss GOAT DAY H e 2010 as the Blountstown at the library s r Rotary Club presents the s i c 24th annual festival The Blountstown Public i a Saturday, Oct. 16th, at Library is hosting ART M FROM THE HEART, a “A Pageant Sam Atkins Park in With A Blountstown. GOAT DAY children’s art show, Sept. 2011 WT Neal Purpose” is one of the largest arts and 20-25. Calhoun Community crafts show in North The Heritage Room will County Center Florida and attendance has come alive with a rich dis- Preliminary become an honored tradi- play of creations from Blountstown tion in Calhoun County. Calhoun, Liberty, Gulf, and This year’s event will Franklin Counties. Dr. Saturday, September 18, 2010 feature favorite vendors Tamaria Joyner is proud to to Benefit from years past and also share the works of her stu- Calhoun Liberty Ministry Center new first-time vendors spe- dents as she brings this show to our area. On cializing in handmade goods For More Information or to and crafts. Craft and food Saturday the 25th, she has vendor applications are still prepared a time from noon REGISTER TODAY visit our website being accepted. to 2 p.m. for us to MEET www.missheartofamerica.com/calhouncounty Applications and details of THE ARTISTS, enjoy the event can be found on refreshments, and listen to or Contact a Director the Blountstown Rotary music performed by her Sherry Crews - 334-684-6051 website – www.blountstown choral group. Carol Doxey - 850-859-2742 rotary.com. The exhibit will take “Swift Water” will pro- place during regular library ioned games, food and fun WILL BE FREE OF We are not Glitz. Every pageant is a food drive. vide live entertainment on hours Monday through for the family. General CHARGE. Featuring: Divisions range from Baby Miss (0-23 mos.) the main stage, as well as Store will also be open so pony rides, train rides, hay Thursday from 9 a.m. until 5:30p.m. and Saturday 9 to Ms (24+) other local acts. Another you can shop early for the rides, inflatable jumping STILL TAKING REGISTRATIONS highlight of the 2010 festi- holidays! activities, coin dig, greased a.m. until 3 p.m. so stop by val will be new kids’ activi- Gates open at 9 a.m. pig chase, chicken chase, and feast your eyes! ties including an animal and vendors will be present face painting, moon walk, presentation by Zoo World! until 3 p.m. Cost: $5 per and new games! Just across the park at person with children under For more information, the Panhandle Pioneer 1 admitted free. Please call 850/674-5449 or visit Settlement will be Pioneer note that ALL CHIL- www.blountstownrotary.co Day featuring music, DRENS’ ACTIVITIES m/goatday.htm. Support the Blountstown demonstrations, old fash- Settlement hosting Pioneer Day in conjunction with Goat Day fest The Panhandle cabins. The event will take out of Blountstown. Look Settlement comes alive place on Saturday October for signs for Sam Atkins with the pioneer way of life: 16, from 9AM (CT)— Park. Turn North at Tours, demonstrations of 3PM. Lindy’s Fried Chicken traditional crafts, black- Pioneer Day is in con- (Silas Green St.). Follow smithing, goat petting and junction with the the signs. hay rides, entertainment Blountstown Rotary Club’s The Panhandle Pioneer and old fashion activities. Goat Day. Settlement is a nonprofit Something for the whole The Panhandle Pioneer organization dedicated to family! Volunteers will be Settlement is located in the preservation of rural life cooking biscuits and mak- Sam Atkins Park, about 1 in the Florida Panhandle. ing crackling bread while mile west of the intersec- For further information musicians pick their instru- tion of Hwy 71 and Hwy on the Settlement call: 850- ments on porches at various 20. Follow Hwy. 20 West 674-2777 Wear A Tiger T-Shirt Friday Night Youth & Adult Sizes Short Sleeve...Starting at $13.95 Long Sleeve...Starting at $16.95

Jon Plummer, Pharmacist 20370 Central Ave. West, 850-674-2222 Blountstown, FL The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 4 VFW hosts family picnic

Apalachee Valley VFW Post 12010 hosted a Patriots Day picnic for veterans and their family members from Calhoun and Liberty Counties Saturday. The event was held at the Veterans Memorial Park in Bristol. In addition to a delicious cookout, families were treated to free train rides.

VFW honors PFC Thompson at Saturday’s family picnic PFC Robert L. After the capture of the Thompson was honored at “dam” the division contin- the VFW Family Picnic ued to the east using the Saturday. “dam” as a roadway. The Thompson, US 34 910 division arrived at 133, enlisted in the U.S. Ludendorf Bridge near the Army at Camp Blanding, town of Remagen in time to FL, January 5, 1944. He use it for crossing the Rhine then traveled to Fort River. Jackson, SC, then to Fort The sun is setting on the summer season, but we’re just McClellan, AL where he Thompson was one of completed basic training. the last men to cross before warming up. Watch us outshine the competition with After basic training he trav- the bridge was blown up. eled to Camp Pickett, VA, The 78th Division contin- red-hot deals on a huge selection of used vehicles. where he joined the 78th ued to the east along the (Lightening Division) Sieg securing the left flank 2009 CHRYSLER 2009 KIA RIO LX Infantry Division. Once the of the U.S. 1st Army. The PT CRUISER 4 Dr Wagon, division completed their division then swung to the TW CD,Great M , CC, PW DLW, PG, training, they traveled to north crossing the Seig CD, Sat, 46K, Clean, #34779 Camp Kilmer, NJ. River and, in about 11 #34719 The division boarded a days, the division consoli- $ $ ship there for South dated a position vicinity of 9,985 11,985 Hampton, England. Later, Wuppertal where they the division crossed the were located when the war English Channel and land- ended. ed in France. Within a short While on these combat 2006 NISSAN FRONTIER SE 2009 PONTIAC VIBE period of time the division, operations, Lee unknow- 4 Cyl, 49K M V6 iles, arrived in Belgium and ingly saved a childhood CD, 26/32 M Tow Pkg PG, entered Germany in the friend from a tank by #67892 OnSTAR & More vicinity of Aachen to begin destroying it with a #34669 combat operations. bazooka. Later, they deter- $ $ PFC Thompson was a mined they had actually 13,985 13,985 member of Company A, 1st communicated during this Battalion, 311th Inf Regt, action without the other 78th Inf. Div. when he was knowing who he was talking 2010 CHEVY IMPALA LS wounded in early March with. His friend was Lewis 2009 NISSAN ALTIMA Only 20K M iles, V6, 3.5 1945 near the “dam” at a Fenn, assigned to another Litre, Full Pow Pow er, TW town named Schmidt from Regt. Before the war Lu er Package, CC, CD, ABS & , CD more, an exploding artillery shell. (Lewis) had a band in , Spoiler, Sporty 20K, Balance of Factory #34679 He was awarded the Orange, Florida, named Warranty #34729 Purple Heart in accordance “Lu and the Florida River $ $ with GO #103, HQ, 78th Ramblers” including Lu, 16,985 16,985 Inf Div APO 7845 and was Lee, Willard, Delois, awarded the Combat Darcie Mae, and fillers as Infantry Badge. needed. 2010 FORD FUSION SE 2009 BUICK LACROSS

Loaded, Alloys, M CXL M P3, odel, Leather, Power Pkg, Pwr Pkg, Alloys, Hall case continued Why Buy New??? Keyless, Luxury at it’s Best #34469 SunTrust Bank branch with April 2, 2008, using her $ #34539 $ an $1800 check from her daughter’s name and per- 18,985 19,985 Regions Bank business sonal information, but account, depositing $1500 changed the child’s birth- and getting $300 back in date to make it appear she cash. Two days later, she was an adult. 2008 CHEVY 4X4 2008 CHEVY Z71 returned with a $2000 The Bank of America Local check written on the same credit card account was Extended Cab, Pow Trade, er Clean, CD account and deposited closed in Jan. 2009 with Pkg, , Pow er Tow Pkg, Very, Package, Very Clean #68231 Toolbox, $1800, while getting $200 $2556 owed. The Capital #682222 back in cash. Four days One account was closed in $ $ went by and she returned April 2009 with an unpaid 21,985 22,485 to the branch, this time balance of $825. with a $2000 check from A U.S. postal inspector her Bank of America busi- and an FDLE agent went ness account. Two days to Hall’s Texas home in 2010 DODGE RAM 2010 LINCOLN TOWNCAR later, she was back with a February of this year to Signature Lim $2200 check written on the interview her about the Power Package, CD ited! , Leather, Pow Keyless, O nly 16K M er Bank of America account, credit cards. Hall admitted iles, Package, 6 D WHYBUY N isc CD , depositing $2000 from that to using both her informa- EW? Loaded #34789 check into the SunTrust tion and her daughter’s on #34609 account. one of the applications, but $ All four checks written denied attempting to obtain 22,985 $AVE over that eight day period credit in the child’s name. were returned. The Three weeks later, Regions account showed investigators enlisted the “insufficient funds” as the help of Hall’s mother-in-law reason and the Bank of who placed a recored phone 4909 Hwy. 90E•Marianna America account had been call to her and inquired if REBATES AS HIGH AS closed since Dec. 3. she had opened a credit (850) 526-3456 In Calhoun County, Hall card in her daughter’s is wanted for allegedly name. Hall was recorded $ (800) 944-6726 obtaining two credit cards admitting she had opened 6,5007,000 via the internet using her one card in the child’s name eight-year-old daughter’s and said she realized she social security number. had “messed up” her According to the arrest daughter’s credit. warrant, a federal grand No details were avail- jury subpoena was issued to able at press time on the Capital One and Bank of Leon County warrant other Guaranteed Credit Approval America recently for than the fact the charges “Bad, Good, Little, Too Much records on possible victims pending are for grand theft. … It Doesn’t Matter … Approval In 5 Minutes!” of identity theft by Hall. Hall remains in custody Records revealed Hall had at the Jackson County Jail www.hopkinsgmc.com applied for credit cards without bond on a hold for Check Us out On Facebook! from both companies on Calhoun County. ON SELECT NEW TRUCKS The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 5 Free Peanut NOTICE OF ANNIVERSARY Boil at the Settlement PROPOSED TAX Sept. 25 Come and join us for our INCREASE Annual Peanut Boil at the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement on Saturday, September 25th, at 5:30 The Calhoun County Board of County p.m. Adults and children alike Commissioners has tentatively adopted a will enjoy this. We will have games for kids of all ages. Live Music, FREE Boiled measure to increase its property tax levy. Peanuts, other food and drinks available for a dona- tion. Last Year’s property tax levy: Enjoy music performed by Neysa Wilkins, Jim A. Initially proposed tax levy ...... $ 3,589,540 Hunt and the Easy B.Less tax reductions due to Company Band with Charles Morris and broth- Value Adjustment Board and ers at the Wells Cabin on the Settlement. other assessment changes...... $ 16,099 HAPPY "50th" WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, Come and enjoy the sites DAVID "TOOTIE" & CHERYL WOOD!! and sounds of the evening. C.Actual property tax levy...... $ 3,573,441 September 6, 2010 Admission is free. Love, your family The Panhandle Pioneer Settlement is a living muse- This year’s proposed tax levy...... $ 3,678,173 um documenting rural life in NW Florida since the early 1800’s. It is located in BIRTHDAYS Sam Atkins Park, about 1 All concerned citizens are mile west of the intersection of Hwy 71 and Hwy 20. Follow Hwy 20 West out of invited to attend a public Blountstown. Look for signs for Sam Atkins Park. Turn North at Lindy’s Fried hearing on the tax increase Chicken (Silas Green St.). Follow the signs. For more information, to be held on: contact the Settlement at 850-674-2777 For further directions and information on the historic buildings at the Monday, September 20, 2010 Settlement go to: www.ppmuseum.org 5:01 PM Central Standard Time DVDS of patriotic Calhoun County Board Room He’s the great 48 and still cutting up like an ape! program honoring (Agriculture Bldg. - across the Happy Belated Birthday, Derry!! Edwards available We love you!! street from Courthouse) Love, Janet and your family If you missed the August 21 event sponsored by the local Woodmen of the World 20816 Central Avenue, East honoring Lt. Col. Ty BIRTHDAY AND BIRTH Edwards and all military Blountstown, Florida forces, you missed a great ANNOUNCEMENTS night. But you can still see $10 WITH PHOTO the program. A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and DVDs of the event are DEADLINE MONDAY NOON available at Blountstown the budget will be made at this hearing. Drugs.

Happy 5th Birthday, Lizzie! Lizzie turned 5 on Saturday, Sept. 11, and cele- brated with a helicopter ride at the Calhoun County Fly In. She is the daughter of Kristy and Adam Terry of Blountstown.

Happy Birthday, Tony Webb! It’s great to be 40! Love, Your Family

Volunteers sought to help protect rights of elderly Florida’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program needs volunteers to join its corps of dedicated advo- cates who protect the rights of elders residing in nursing homes, assisted living facili- ties and adult family care homes. The program’s local councils are seeking additional volunteers to identify, investigate and resolve residents’ concerns. Special training and certification is provided. All interested individuals who care about protecting the health, safety, welfare and rights of long-term care facility residents -- who often have no one else to advocate for them -- are encouraged to call toll-free (888) 831-0404 or visit the program’s Web site at http://ombudsman.myflori- da.com. The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 6 BPD hosting National Take Back Initiative Drop off expired, unwanted, unused medications Sept. 25 The Blountstown Police will be made. No questions syrups should remain in Department will be a host or identification will be their original container. of the National Take Back asked. Ensure that the cap is tight- Initiative set for Saturday, Participants may dis- ly sealed to prevent leak- Sept. 25. pose of medication in its age. Intravenous, solu- The Blountstown Police original container or by tions, injectables, and Department will be a drop removing the medication syringes will not be accept- off location for all expired, from its container and dis- ed due to potential hazard unwanted, or unused pre- posing of it directly in the posed by blood-borne scription and non-prescrip- disposal box. All individu- pathogens. tion medication. Drop off als are encouraged to If you have any further times are 8:00 a.m. till remove any identifying questions you can contact 12:00 p.m. CT. The pro- information from the pre- the BPD at 850-674-5291. gram is anonymous and all scription label. All solid efforts to protect the dosage products and liquids WWW.THECOUNTY anonymity of individuals will be accepted. Liquid Volunteers needed for new disposing of medications products, such as cough RECORD.NET Calhoun County 4-H Clubs Pet of The Week 4-H is a “learn-by- expand our program by to be an expert to lead a doing” educational pro- adding two new clubs. club! Additionally, we are gram for youth ages 5-18. Ideas for clubs include, gar- always looking for youth While the principles have dening, arts and crafts, and adult volunteers to remained constant, the sewing, needle work, scrap- help our club leaders, teach activities and projects have booking, jewelry making, classes or workshops, kept pace with the times to sports and recreation, gar- organize events, help raise appeal to a new generation dening, culinary arts, ento- funds, etc. of youth. mology, varied interests, 4-H is not just a pro- etc. If you are interested in Support the Tigers! gram for farm kids, but for As you can see, the sky volunteering with Calhoun everyone. It has been a is the limit! In order to County 4-H, please contact Get Your New Tiger T-Shirt tradition in Calhoun reach our goal, we need Whitney Cherry at the Nana is a Dachshund, and Wear It to the Game County for nearly 100 volunteer leaders for these Calhoun County Extension heartworm positive but taking years, and we are working clubs. Clubs typically meet Office. (850) 674-8323 treatments, housebroken and Friday Night. Go Tigers! hard continue that tradition at least once a month and “The Foundation for the for our youth. During this have between six and fif- Gator Nation” an Equal is a feisty, loving senior dog. 4-H year, we are trying to teen youth. You don’t have Opportunity Institution. She is available at the Partners for Pets shelter in End of Summer Marianna. The facility is located at 4011 Maintenance Clearance Sale LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dr., and is open Monday through Friday, 8:00a.m. - 3:00 p.m., and on Saturday, Continues Family thankful to those who 8:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. Please call 482-4570 for more New Fall Gift Items information, or you may visit helped after daughter’s wreck www.partnersforpets.petfind- Arriving Daily er.com Letter to the Editor, the Trailblazer, I was very thoughtful with handling of 17324 Main St. N., On Saturday, thankful to the Lord that this ordeal. My wife (Jan) Blountstown, FL September 4th, while sit- all 4 teenagers were able to and I also want to thank all Archery tourney ting home with my 10 year walk away from the crash the other professionals that 674-4557 old daughter Kenzie, I with only 2 of them receiv- helped with this crash. set for Saturday received the phone call that ing minor injuries. I want to We would also like to is every parent's night- take this time to thank the thank all the family and at Atkins Park mare. My 16 year old FHP Trooper P.S. friends that arrived at the daughter Megan lost con- Spaziante. He handled scene and who helped us An Archery Tournament trol of our Chevy himself very professionally with this ordeal. Most of will be held Saturday Trailblazer which resulted and he very gently and all we would like to thank September 18, at Sam in the total loss of the vehi- thoughtfully guided my the Lord Jesus for keeping Atkins Park behind the COUNTRY LUNCH cle. We were blessed in the daughter through this trau- all of our kids safe and horse arena at 3:30 CST. fact that the call was from matic ordeal. I also want to allowing all to walk away Entry fee for adults is $20 Megan telling me that she, thank the Sheriff Deputy from this crash. and 14 and under $10. For further information, please and her 3 other passengers, (whom I can't remember SERVED DAILY, 10:30 A.M. UNTIL 2:30 P.M. were ok. his name) that was the first We can't thank you call Teddy- (850) 445-5002 On arriving at the scene, to arrive on the scene. He enough, Rusty- (850) 447-2238, Rickey (850) 272-5763. DINE IN and seeing the condition of was very professional and Duane and Jan Brown $ 99 with tea & salad ...... 7 + Tax Chambers fire TO GO Parents grateful for help with $ 99 “He has pneumonia and + Tax was on a ventilator, but was drink not included...... 7 able to come off it on their daughter’s safe return Monday night,” Lytle $ 99 reports. “His lungs are heal- with salad ...... 8 + Tax To the Editor: our daughter home safely. However, there are a ing. We’ve been praying 12” Chocolate Chip Cookie We are most grateful to Thank You, Regina few things that a parent is everything goes good and so Plain $12.50 • with nuts or decorated $15 far it has. He has no exter- God and the prayers of (Anchorage Childrens still up against and hopes to WHOLE CAKES & PIES AVAILABLE nal burns which is a mira- people in the community, Home)-Panama City, for find answers to: cle.” that the phone call that we checking and recognizing • What is a parent to do Chambers is a familiar The received on 09/08/10 was that she was a runaway, as when it is not against the face to many in the commu- that our youngest daughter well as the time spent with law to runaway? nity, serving as the produce was found safe. But we all her until I could get there. • What is the law to do manager at Harvey’s. RESTAURANT know that it very well could We are sure that there when they have no options have been a different out- were other staff involved but to return the child con- Hwy. 20, Bristol • 643-2264 come. and we want you to know tinuously back to the par- SUBSCRIBE TODAY! We commend the that we appreciate every ent? Calhoun County Sheriff’s individual that put forth • What is the parent to Call 674-5041 Department, Bay County any effort to bring her Sheriff’s Department and home. We can not believe See LETTER, page 10 Vanessa Dellahay (Florida the man hours that were Sheriff’s Youth Ranch) spent during these days, from the beginning of from 09/03/10 to 09/08/10 everything, all the way to trying to find our child, and bringing her home. prior to that another run- THANK YOU, Vanessa away day on 07/28/10 Dellahay (Florida Youth when you brought her Ranch) and Lt. Adam home within hours, and Terry, and Major Roman began the process of getting Wood for being with us on her an interview and later this from the beginning, learning that she had been never hesitating to take our accepted into the Florida 20454 NE Finlay Avenue • (850)674-2221 Ext. 100 call (even the days you Sheriff’s Ranch and was on were off duty), always the waiting list before her ACROSS FROM THE HOSPITAL making us feel that resolv- last run on 09/03/10. Board Certified Internal Medicine ing the situation was priori- THANK YOU, Judge Iqbal A. Faruqui, MD We Accept ty and knowing that you Grover, for being a judge Arlena C. Falcon, ARNP Walk-Ins were going to great links to that made it clear that he and Call-Ins do what had to be done. wanted to hear both sides Dorcas Goodman, ARNP When Possible The same goes for Sheriff of the story, recognizing David Tatum, Tony what was going on when an Shoemake (Truancy over zealous case worker WE ARE ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS Officer), Sgt. Nichols, and admittedly decided to take last but not least, the dis- my child from our home Our Services Include: patchers who have con- with NO PROBABLE Non-Complicated Pediatric Care, Comprehensive Adult, & Elderly Care stantly listened to our con- CAUSE because we Women’s Healthcare including Family Planning cerns and pleas for help refused her services. Much Free Mammograms & Female exam for Eligible persons with our daughter and got THANKS to your staff as the right people on the job. well. Physicals, Sports, School, pre-employment, & DOT Thank you, Sheriff While we still have hur- Blood work, EKG, PFT, Allergy & B-12 injections. David Tatum and Sheriff dles to go through, includ- Cancer & Diabetes Screenings Frank McKeithen, who ing, finding and prosecuting Call us today to get your appointment scheduled took call after call regard- the person who picked her ing this situation. Enough up from her grandfather’s, can not be said for the as well as prosecuting the We are PPO providers for BCBS, United Healthcare, & Cigna entire staff of the Calhoun person that interfered with Also Accept Vista, Healthease, Medicare, Medicaid County and Bay County us finding her sooner than Now accepting VISA & MASTERCARD Sheriff’s Department for we did, we THANK YOU the way these two counties from the bottom of our OFFICE HOURS; Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.; 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. worked together to bring hearts! The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 7 Soccer Signup Time It’s time for soccer! The Calhoun County Youth Soccer League will be holding signups for the 2010 season this month. Stop by the Calhoun County Extension Office (next to the old courthouse) to signup on Saturday, Sept. 18, from 8 a.m. to noon. Registration fee is $45 for the first child and $20 for any additional children in your family. The league is open to youth ages 4 to 16. Coaches and volunteers are needed, as well as sponsors. If you can help, call Frank Snowden at 643-6020. And check out the league’s page on Facebook! J.V. Tiger football team opens with Meet the Tiger Cross Country Team wins over Chipley, Liberty County

Blountstown High School is pleased to introduce the Tiger Cross Country Team. Members The Blountstown J.V. conversion failed, putting touchdown run. The two include (front row, from left) Elizabeth Koonce, Casey Fox, Heidi Jeppson, Amber Burch, Tiger football team is off to the score at 6-0. point conversion failed Andrew Bennett, Genny Starr, (back row) Chelsey Weiler, Kristen Jenkins, Alfonso a great start, opening with In the second quarter, Hernandez-Flores, Casey Johnson, Josh Williams, Jerry Brown, Roger Abbott, and Alex wins over Chipley and Jesse Hall had a six yard See J.V. TIGERS page 9 Wroblewski. Liberty County. The Tigers traveled to Chipley on Thursday, Sept. 2, and returned with a 24- 0 win. In the first quarter, Jesse Hall scored on the first play AUTO from the scrimmage on a 70 SALES, INC. yard run. Hunter Jordan got the 2 point conversion to make it 8-0. Jordan then 19984 Central Ave. W • In Front of Alco scored on a QB sneak and ran in the 2 point conver- We Trade for Anything of Value! sion for a 16-0 lead. On the last play of the ‘09 Chevrolet HHR 52K half, Chipley threw a pass $11,500 and it was intercepted by 2000 BMW 3 Series 328 I Jordan and returned 50 4 Door, Clean, Extra Nice yards for a TD. Ryan Hathcox ran in the 2 point $6,995 conversion for a 24-0 lead 03 Chevy S10 Ext Cab, Low MIles ... and the final score. $9,995 The JV Tigers had good 07 Dodge Charger blocking all night up front with Hank Girardot, Jay Reduced...$14,900 Williams, CJ Hiers, NEW ARRIVALS Tommy Futch and Cole 04 Toyota Tacoma...Sharp! Taylor. Running backs 09 Dodge Caliber...Clean! Marquel Comer, Ryan 08 Hyundai Tucson... Low MIles Hathcox and Jesse Hall 10 Chevrolet Impala..Clean! each had big plays on the Your Hometown WeatherKing Portable Bldgs Dealer night. The defense played Rent to Own • Free Delivery (within 50 miles) great, not allowing Chipley 12 x 36...$5074...$252.51 per month 10 x 18 Lofted Cabin...$206.53 per month Road Runners compete in first event in the end zone all night. CAROLINA CARPORTS Next up was Liberty 18 x 21 x 5’...$795 plus tax...10% Down The Blountstown Road As individuals, they Bryant, Thomas Howell, County Thursday, Sept. 9 Don’t Search All Over... Runners competed in their placed as follows: Thomas Caleb VanLierop, Cole with BHS celebrating a 20- first event this past Saturday, Howell - 2 (12:29), Derek Skipper, Will McClellan, Kyle 8 win. Just Call the the Panhandle Cross Eberly - 4 (12:41), Joshua Skipper, Joshua VanLierop, In the first quarter, GROVERS Country Jamboree in VanLierop - 7 (14:08), Tristen Wood, Derek Eberly. Jordan threw an 18 yard 850-237-2424 or Marianna. It was a 2 mile Drew Bryant - 8 (14:28), Not pictured Gabe touchdown pass to Tanner 850-899-0979 course made up of grass, Will McClellan - 10 McClellan. Peacock. The two point pavement, and dirt. (14:41), Tristen Wood - 12 The club consists of 3 (15:03), Kyle Skipper - 15 fifth graders, 5 seventh (15:50), Caleb VanLierop - graders, and 2 eighth 16 (15:57), Cole Skipper - graders. There were a total 17 (15:59). Gabe of 10 clubs represented in McClellan did not attend. their age division, and their Great job guys! team placed first. Pictured left to right: Drew It’s amazing, Volleyball coed tourney Sept. 25 at the Altha High School gym The Altha volleyball flschools.org. All proceeds it’s powerful team will be hosting a 4 on from this event will benefit 4 co-ed volleyball tourna- the Altha Volleyball ment on Saturday, Program. September 25, beginning at In conjunction with this (and it’s a better 8 AM as a fundraiser. event, we will also be sell- New! Teams may be coming smoked boston butts for prised of all female or a $20. Butts may be picked deal than cable) male/female combination as up on Saturday, September long as no more than 2 25, 2010 beginning at 11 males are on the court per AM at the Altha Gym. See team at a time. Team regis- any Altha Volleyball Player tration fee will be $40. To to order. register for this event Your support of our local please call Altha School, schools and their sports 762-3121 or email programs is greatly appreci- leanna.hall@calhoun- ated. Digital TV from FairPoint

by Blountstown Tiger Head Coach Greg Jorda n The newest, most evolved television delivery system Tigers to host Chipley Q 190+ channels of great entertainment, including local programming Q More than 20 free HD channels (over 25 total, with more to come) The varsity Tigers had our open week this past Friday. We are sitting at 1-0 on the year with a tough Chipley Q Optional DVR that allows you to record shows, pause live TV and more team coming to town this week. Chipley is coming off a very impressive 42-0 win over Wewa. Our coaches scouted several area opponents during our open week. I went to the Chipley game to see our next 95 two opponents playing each other. Chipley has a very tal- Digital TV + Internet + Phone – as low as $74 a month* ented football team with excellent skill players and better than average sized lineman. Chipley is 1-1 on the year, los- Q Expanded Tier (also Basic Tier), HD Free Tier and one set top box ing to Vernon week one then defeating Wewa last week. We had a good week of practice during our open week Q Standard high-speed Internet in preparation for our upcoming opponents. The best thing we may have done last week was staying healthy for Q Phone with 120 minutes of long distance and three calling features another week. Q I would like to take a moment to thank everyone that Other packages available, including bundles with unlimited long distance participated in our rib sale on Friday. A big thanks to Calhoun Corrections and the Blountstown Police Dept. for the use of the cookers. A big thanks to Major Rodney Smith for all his help with the cooking. Hope all the ribs To learn more call 1.877.342.9394 were good and everyone enjoyed them. Don't forget to sup- or visit www.FairPoint.com port the Tiger Booster Club on game night with their pre game meals that are being prepared fresh that afternoon. Quick note on our JV football team. They are now 2-0 HIGH-SPEED INTERNET PHONE TELEVISION on the year with impressive wins over Chipley 24-0 and Liberty County 20-8. This week they also play at home against Sneads Thursday at 6:00. Come out and support * Bundle price reﬂects a $15/mo. bill credit for six months with a 12-month term commitment. Digital Television is available to residential customers in selected areas only. For customer to access HD programming, service must reside on the JV Tigers as they try to improve to 3-0 on the season. an HD television. Package price does not include other applicable fees, taxes and charges. Digital Television service will support up to two SD channels and one HD channel running simultaneously at your location. An active SD or HD DVR recording is counted as one of the three simultaneous channels. Prices based on Standard High-Speed Internet service. FairPoint high-speed Internet and phone service required to receive Digital Television. Early termination fee of This will be the first of three straight home games to finish $99 applies. Unlimited Long Distance: Minutes available on one phone line only. Excludes 900, international, directory assistance, operator services, and dial-up Internet calls. Residential voice service only and applies to calls terminat- ing in the United States, its territories or Canada. If subscriber decides to upgrade, that term will begin on the date of the change in service. If the customer does not renew or upgrade the customer will be automatically charged a month- out the JV season. Hope to see you Thursday and Friday to-month rate. Upon cancellation of service, customer will be responsible for the return of equipment within 5 days or equipment charge equal to the retail value will be applied to your account. Materials, labor or additional equipment at Bowles Field! GO TIGERS!!! purchased from the company will be included on the customer’s bill.Available to residential customers in selected areas only.Additional terms and conditions apply. ©2010 FairPoint Communications, Inc.All rights reserved. 674 CR/TCN The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 8 Altha School News

Dayspring Christian Academy holds Sept. 11 memorial event Mrs. Myers’ 5th Grade class at Dayspring Christian Academy held a Remembrance of September 11th event. In attendance for this recognition were Ssgt. Michael Mears with Marianna Police Department, Lt. Davis and Lt. Col. Thomas with 144th Transportation Unit, Capt. George Gay and Firefighter Chase McClellan Marianna Fire Department and Lt. Marcus with U.S. Navy. The students able to explore the equipment associated with each of these honored careers. After this presentation the students enjoyed hearing from MSGT David M. Justiss of U.S. AirForce. Pictured are (front row, L to R) Mack Williams, Brandon Shumaker, Ethan Sapp, Tyler Justiss, Lance Peterson, Gunnar Nebel, Cassie Brown, Nathalie Yoder, (second row) Henry Knowles, Len Nobles, Olivia Wester, Kayla McKinnie, (back row) Ssgt Mears, Lt Marcus, Lt Col Thomas, Lt Davis, Firefighter McClellan, Elaine Myers (teacher), and Capt Gay.

Altha was celebrating last week as the school was chosen by Walmart to receive funds FAMU Alumni meeting Saturday from the Teacher Reward Program. at Golden Key Club in Marianna Walmart donates $1000 to school; Northwest Florida next meeting on Saturday, Club at 4080 Gillette Lane Chapter of the FAMU September 18th, at 9:00 in Marianna. Alumni Association is in full a.m. the meeting will be If you are in Jackson, Cats’ Cuisine offers healthy menu swing and will be having its held at the Golden Key Bay, Gadsden, Holmes, A Healthy Makeover ets for classroom supplies, Help our school receive Washington or Calhoun For Cats Cuisine according to the American free equipment and you counties and are a FAMU By Olivia Edenfield Federation of Teachers. To could win free groceries and Hosford PTO will meet Alum or supporter, come Cats’ cuisine has always help offset rising expenses a chance to win an IPOD out and join us. excelled in presenting deli- for classroom supplies, Shuffle. If you have any ques- cious meals, but with Walmart, Sam’s Club and Thursday to plan festival tions or need more informa- today’s growing health con- the Walmart Foundation Calendar Hosford PTO will be this year’s Fall Festival. All tion, p lease call LaDray cerns they have decided to have joined together to Wednesday, September having a meeting on parents and teachers are Gilbert, Chapter President jump on the bandwagon launch Teacher Rewards, a 15, Early Release, 1 pm; Thursday, September 16, urged to attend. The Fall at 850-482-2223 or Travis and make healthier meals. new program that is provid- Club Day at 6:30pm in the media Festival has been set for Ephriam, Chapter Vice Many Americans are ing more than $4 million to Thursday, September center to discuss plans for Saturday October 23. President at 850-209-2943. not making healthy choices 40,000 teachers across the 16, Varsity Volleyball at these days, so the students U.S. John Paul II, 6 pm in Altha's Culinary classes Focusing on schools Saturday, September are all learning about whose needs are greatest, 18, Cross Country Lincoln healthy meal compositions. each participating location Invitational, Tallahassee This year Cats' Cuisine is selects one local kinder- Monday, September 20, focusing on keeping their garten through eighth grade Junior Varsity and Varsity Wake Up Muffins meals under five hundred school to take part. This Volleyball at Cottondale calories (excluding dessert). year Altha School was 5/6 pm 850-762-2324 The meals will also have to selected. Thursday, Tuesday, September 21, www.wakeupmuffins.com meet the requirement of September 9, representa- Middle School A-Team, having to be made up of no tives from our local Junior Varsity and Varsity Good For You Muffins Made From less than thirty percent of Walmart were on campus Volleyball at Port St. Joe, fat. While the meals will to give $100 gift cards to 10 3/4:30/5:30 pm Scratch...Delivered Fresh to You! lack calories, they will, lucky teachers. The win- Wednesday, September however, not lack flavor or ners drawn were Rhonda 22, See You at the Pole, Great Low Calorie Snacks Fresh Strawberry • Apple Walnut presentation. All meals Price, 2nd grade; Cindy 7:15 Open 24 Hours In Advance Bran • 10-Grain • Morning Glory chosen will be appealing Alday, 2nd grade; Winifred Thursday, September Banana Nut • Raisin Bran and eye catching. Also, all Waldorff, media specialist; 23, Middle School Breakfast, Snacks, Meetings, menus will feature calorie Laura Sullivan, elementary Volleyball vs. Hosford, 3:30 Parties, or Just On the Go! Pumpkin Cream • Pumpkin Honey counts for the main course ESE; Jessica Olson, 1st pm; Varsity Volleyball vs. and the dessert. Please grade; Charmian Register, FAMU 6 pm come and experience the 4th grade; LeAnna Hall, new and improved Cats middle/high school mathe- Cuisine. matics; Cathy Sumner, The first meal will be middle school language presented on September arts/social studies; Arthur 23. There will be two seat- Faurot, physical education; ings for this meal - one will and Dottie Wiltse middle be at 11:30 A.M., and school reading. another will occur at 12:30 P.M. the same day. Harvey's Shoppers Everyone is encouraged to help Altha School RSVP by Tuesday, by Cortney Harris September 21, but walk Once again, Altha ins will not be turned away. School is taking a part in To contact them you may the Harvey’s Hometown reach Mrs. Granger by Rewards contest. Harvey’s • Invitations telephone 850-762-3121 or Grocery gives out by the fax number 850- Hometown Rewards keys • Napkins 762-9502. The cost is $6 to its customers, and now • Accessories per person. they can help our school. The menu is as follows: Our school can earn credit • Programs Crispy Stuffed Chicken electronically when shop- • Notes Breast pers link their Hometown Garlic Potato/ Rewards Key to Altha • Place Cards Cauliflower Mash School. This program is Salad w/ Orange designed to help us earn • Bookmarks Vinaigrette educational and recreation- • Gifts Dressing al equipment for our school. Whole Wheat Yeast Roll This equipment will be • Anniversary (465 Calories for all of used by our students to fur- the above) ther enhance their educa- Dessert: Strawberry tion and we need your help! Roulade If you do not have a (166 Cal.) Hometown Rewards key, Sweet and Un-sweet ask for one at one of the Tea Harvey’ service counter or request one online at Altha Teachers www.harveys-supermar- receive Walmart kets.com. Log on to Teacher Rewards Harvey’s website today to On average, teachers request your Harvey’s spend more than $500 a Rewards Card and to link year out of their own pock- your card to Altha School. Message of Thanks Teacher extends appreciation to Red Level Masonic Lodge The Red Level Free Masonic Lodge of Altha went above and beyond in supporting my third grade classroom. They provided many of the school supplies that I couldn't The County Record afford at this costly time of year. I could not have started 20311 Central Ave. West the year off on a good note without the support from this organization. My appreciation goes beyond the words Blountstown, FL printed here today. Thank You for all the support this fine organization has provided me and my third grade class- 674-5041 room at Riverside Elementary. Sincerely, Holly Nichols The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 9 Perdue among semifinalists Blountstown for National Merit Scholarship

Blountstown High NMSC, a not-for-profit School’s own Harlea organization that operates High School News Perdue is among approxi- without government assis- mately 16,000 tance, was established in Semifinalists in the 56th 1955 specifically to conduct annual National Merit the annual National Merit BHS announces homecoming Scholarship Program that Scholarship Program. were announced by officials Scholarships are underwrit- of the National Merit ten by nmsc with its own Scholarship Corporation funds and by approximate- court; t-shirt sales end Friday (NMSC) this week. ly 450 business organiza- Outdoor Ed These academically tal- tions and higher education Mr. Terry Stone, ented high school seniors institutions that share Calhoun County Property have an opportunity to nmsc’s goals of honoring Appraiser, was invited to continue in the competition HARLEA PERDUE the nation’s scholastic speak to the Outdoor for some 8,400 National champions and encouraging Education classes last Merit Scholarships, worth several requirements to the pursuit of academic Tuesday, September 7th more than $36 million, that advance to the Finalist excellence. .Outdoor Ed has been will be offered next spring. level of the competition. studying Orienteering To be considered for a About 90 percent of the which test the skills of map Merit Scholarship® award, Semifinalists are expected Got News? reading and Mr. Stone’s Semifinalists must fulfill to attain Finalist standing, experience and knowledge and approximately half of Email us! in this area proved to be the Finalists will win a very educational! Students Scholastic National Merit news@thecounty learned about the Scholarship, earning the record.net American history of map- Merit Scholar® title. ping dating back to Thomas Book Fair Jefferson’s era and how Calhoun County found its NOTICE OF place on the survey maps. Property Appraiser Terry Stone spoke with students in the at Carr They also studied local Outdoor Education classes at BHS recently. He is shown here CALHOUN COUNTY maps, becoming familiar with Aaron Elrod and Elijah Boyd. next week with reading a survey map SUPER COUNCIL MEETING and learning the impor- Blountstown High School’s pricing guide). Carr School is hosting a tance and the responsibili- Homecoming Court. The Please notice that T- Scholastic Book Fair Notice is hereby given that the following ties of the Property child must be in kinder- Shirt sales end Friday, September 20-24, in the Appraiser. Coach Greg garten from Blountstown September 17th, so place media center. elected Boards will have an open meeting Jordan, the teacher for Elementary or Carr your order soon! Family Night is Tuesday, on Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2009 at 5:30 p.m. at Outdoor Ed, and the stu- School. To submit a child, What we offer: September 21, from 3-6:00 the Calhoun County Public Library in the dents would like to thank we need one picture, the T-Shirts P.M. The theme this year is Heritage Room. Mr. Stone for taking the child’s name, parent’s Long-Sleeve T-Shirts "Here's To Our Heroes! time to come and visit their name, and contact number Sweatshirts Reading Saves The Day!" class. submitted to the BHS Hoodies There will be a fantastic Board of Calhoun Main Office by Monday, *New* Zipper Hoodies - selection of the best books County Commissioners BHS Homecoming September 20, 2010. If you Zipper extends to the bot- at great prices as well as Calhoun County School Board 2010 have questions call 674- tom of the hoodie other educational activities. Blountstown High 5724. Shopping times are 8:00 Blountstown City Council School Student Body has Calendar of Events A.M.-3:15 P.M. Monday- Altha Town Council elected the 2010 2010 Tiger T-Shirts Wednesday, Sept. 15th, Thursday and 8-10:00 A.M. Homecoming Court: SGA is working hard to Early Release at 1:00 p.m. Friday. All Book Fair pur- The Boards will meet in joint open session to 9th Grade Attendants – prepare for the 2010 BHS Thursday, Sept. 16th, chases benefit the school. Breanna Jerkins and Homecoming. As you Volleyball, Away at Vernon For more information, discuss issues concerning Calhoun County. Andrew Bennett know, this is a historic (and @ 5:00/6:00; JV Football, call Linda Attaway at 674- 10th Grade Attendants generally special) school Home against Sneads @ 5395. A copy of the agenda is available at the – Bre Pybus and Harrison year for everyone in our 6:00 Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce Coley community. A big part of Friday, Sept. 17th, 11th Grade Attendants every school year, especial- Varsity Football, Home office, Calhoun County Clerk of Court’s – Krystal Yon and Jawon ly during homecoming, is against Chipley @ 7:00 SUBSCRIBE office, Calhoun County School Board office, Mosely the T-Shirts we wear to Saturday, Sept. 18th, Blountstown City Hall, and Altha Town Hall. 12th Grade Attendants show our Tiger Pride. Cross Country at the TODAY! Sept. 15, 22, 2010 – Chelsea Baker, Kelsey Homecoming is only a Lincoln Invitational Couch, Kate McFarland, few weeks away and SGA (Tallahassee), 9:00 A.M. Hayley Sumner, Cody would like to have the Monday, Sept. 20th, Baldwin, P.J. Buggs, Dillion shirts in by that time. If you Picture Day for students Shinberger, and Paul would like to purchase a and Senior Portraits; Mosley Tiger T-Shirt and you have Volleyball, Home against NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Queen Candidates – a child in school at BES, Marianna @ 5:00/6:00 Junicia Baker, Sierra BMS, BHS or Carr School, Tuesday, Sept. 21st, OF CHANGE OF LAND USE Chason, and Rebecca Pitts ask them for the form they Volleyball, Home against King Candidates – Eric received Thursday of last Holmes Co. @ 5:00/6:00 LARGE SCALE Jones, Dowling Lee, and week. If you do not have a Patrick Wilson child in school, or need an COMPREHENSIVE PLAN We invite you to submit extra form, they are avail- Leonard one boy or girl to be a nom- able in the BHS Main inee for Flower Girl and Office (along with a full company or otherwise gain- AMENDMENT Crown Bearer for ing hands-on career experience. The Outdoor Antique, show vehicles sought Recreation - The Calhoun County Board of County Commissioners have Entrepreneurship/Placeme scheduled a Public Hearing regarding the following nt Award is one of 47 profi- for BHS homecoming parade ciency program areas FFA Amendments to the Calhoun County Comprehensive Plan. The BHS homecoming parade is set for Friday, Oct. 8, at 1 members can participate in These amendments will affect the areas shown below: p.m. Since this is a very special year in the life of our school, to develop valuable experi- great efforts are going into making this the BEST PARADE EVER! ence and leadership skills at BHS has been on the site we are saying farewell to for over the local, state and national ORDINANCE NO. 2010-02 100 years and things have certainly changed during that time. levels. AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF We would like to represent some of those changes with auto- Leonard, a member of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF mobiles and tractors from each of the eras we have been on this the Blountstown Sr. FFA CALHOUN COUNTY, FLORIDA, site—1900’s ‘til today. Chapter, became eligible for ADOPTING A COMPREHENSIVE If you have any antique/show vehicles that you would like to the national award after PLAN AMENDMENT, AS REQUIRED have in the parade, please contact Sharon Leonard-McCrone at winning the Florida state BY CHAPTER 163, FLORIDA 850-674-5724 or [email protected] to FFA competition earlier STATUTES, DESIGNED TO AMEND line it up. All vehicles must be pre-registered to participate in the THE FIVE YEAR SHCEDULE OF this year. parade and we are looking for only one or two per decade. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS, DEADLINE TO ENTER PARADE IS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5. This award is sponsored AUTHORIZING THE TRANSMITTAL by Cabela's and National OF THE AMENDMENTS TO THE FFA Foundation, as a spe- FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF J.V. Tigers continued cial project of the National COMMUNITY AFFAIRS; PROVIDING FFA Foundation. In recog- FOR REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN again, putting the halftime Tommy Futch, C.J. Hiers, nition of being a finalist, CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING score at 12-8 after a Jay Williams, Cole Taylor, each of the four finalists will FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING Liberty County touchdown. Chase Curl, Hank Girardot receive a plaque and $500. FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Marquel Comer had an and Brett Bozeman did an The national winner of the eight yard touchdown run outstanding job blocking. Outdoor Recreation - in the fourth quarter. The The J.V. Tigers’ first Entrepreneurship/Placeme two point conversion pass home game is Thursday, nt Award will receive an These adopted amendments will update and revise the 5- was good from Jordan to Sept. 16, against Sneads at additional $500 during a Year Schedule of Capital Improvements . This new policy Hall, putting the final score 6 p.m. The J.V. Tigers have special ceremony at the at 20-8. home games Sept. 23 and language will update the Plan and make it consistent with national FFA convention. Offensive linemen 30 to wind up their season. current statutory requirements.

The County Board of County Commissioners will hold a Special Board Meeting Public Hearing on the Amendments on TUESDAY, September 21, 2010, at 5:00 P.M. , in the Commission meeting room, to consider adoption of the amendments and The Calhoun County Board of County to consider transmittal of the amendments to DCA. A copy of Commissioners will hold a Special Board the amendments may be inspected by the public at the Office Meeting on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at of the Calhoun County Clerk. 5:01 P.M. in the Boardroom across the street from the courthouse to discuss the following: Please be advised that if a person decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter considered at this hearing, such person will need a record of these proceedings, Florida Recreation Development and for this purpose such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record Assistance Program Application includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is Hugh Creek Library Park to be based. Public Hearing Honorable Ruth Attaway, Clerk of Court September 8, 15, 2010 September 15, 2010 The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 10

OBITUARIES Deadline Church News Monday Noon VIVIAN J. COLE Myra, of Blountstown, Mrs. Vivian J. Cole, 77, Durwin Goodman and his formerly with Kevin of Altha, FL, passed away Homecoming at Wild game dinner wife (Doreen, deceased), of Spencer and as seen in the Saturday, September 11, A Thought Blountstown; one sister, Gaither Homecoming 2010, in Blountstown. Magnolia Baptist at Page Pond Carolyn Goodman Duggar, Choir. Their ministry is Vivian was born on The Men of Page Pond and her husband, James, of truly inspired. The concert December 21, 1932, in to Remember Magnolia Baptist Assembly of God will be Bristol; five grandchildren, is Saturday, September 18, Jackson County and had Church will be celebrating hosting a “WILD Game Sarah, Chesten, Chessa, at 7:00 p.m. CT. lived in Calhoun County all homecoming on Sunday, Dinner” on September Mary Hollyn and Weldyn; The church is located at of her life. She was a September 19th, with 16th at 6:30 p.m. till. It will sisters-in-law, Faye 19280 NE State Road 69, homemaker and also music by Swiftwater, begin- be located at the pavilion Goodman, Vivian Blountstown. For more retired from the Florida ning at 9:45 a.m. and wor- on the pond behind the Goodman, Edna Goodman information, call 674-5194. State Hospital in and Lillian Goodman; and ship service at 11:00 a.m. church. Tim Adams Following morning worship Come and be blessed! Chattahoochee with over Funeral Director a brother-in-law, John 20 years of service. She Allgood. service lunch will be served All men are invited to was of the Protestant faith. In a business where things Funeral services were in the fellowship hall. Free food Sept. 18 attend and we welcome Vivian was preceded in seemingly stay the same, a held Tuesday, September Pastor John Kusneriz young boys and teens who change has taken place. A and his congregation invite at Fresh Start attend with a male adult. death by her parents, 14, at 4:00 pm (CDT) at Fresh Start invites you Burdette and Thelma change that will raise the bar Peavy Funeral Home everyone to come enjoy You can prepare your God's blessings with us. to come by our new church favorite wild game recipe Howard; brother, Jack on the level of service a Chapel with Reverend location and get a free hot Howard; and three sisters, Chris Goodman and For more information, and bring it with you, or family can experience from a please call 762-8342. dog and hamburger on you can arrange for it to be Dorothy Allen, Mary Wise funeral home. Reverend David Goodman Saturday, Sept. 18, from 4 and Bobbie Jean Bailey. officiating. Interment fol- cooked for you by calling We’ve been planning this to 6pm. We are now locat- Survivors include three lowed in Nettle Ridge Gospel concert at one of the numbers below for a long time. We now have ed at 16970 NW 22nd St. and dropping it off in daughters, Phyllis Lord, Cemetery in Blountstown. Blountstown, behind and her husband, Mike, of new visitation rooms, and a All arrangements were Christian Home advance. Items we know Pastor Ron Burger and Chipola propane on Hwy that are already on the Altha, Didi Kitchen of special gathering place where under the direction of 20. Altha, and Gail Faust and families can have a meal Marlon Peavy at Peavy the congregation of menu include deer, fish, Everyone is welcome to and gator tail. husband, Larry, of Dawson, before or after the funeral Funeral Home in Christian Home Free Will Baptist Church invite you stop by Fresh Start For more information, GA; four grandchildren, service. Blountstown (674-2266). Assembly of the Saints Kelly Lord, Alicia Kitchen, to an evening of gospel contact Randy O’Bryan at The final phase of the music. In concert will be Church and come see what 850-557-6300 or James Ralph Smith, Jr. and Tina JAMES CALVIN God is doing. Faust; and three great- renovation will include a new MARTIN James and Starla Dean, Perdue at 850-762-4114. grandchildren. chapel that will seat 200+ and Mr. James Calvin Funeral services will be media streaming for family Martin, 68, of Tallahassee, held Wednesday, members that are unable to FL, passed away Thursday, Letter to Editor continued September 15, at 3:00 pm September 9, 2010, in attend the funeral service. do when the child is willing ship. Our world is going to throughout the (CDT) at Peavy Funeral Tallahassee. The final phase should be to go to any length to rebel, hell in a hand basket nation….leading to none Home Chapel with James was born on finished around the end of including calling DCFS and because of the lack of mod- other, but a rebellious gen- Reverend Clint Clemons November 27, 1941, in making false accusations on eling and teaching of eration of people, and ulti- officiating. Interment will October. Watch for our Open Miami, FL, and had lived the biological parent or respect for authority. mately the destruction of follow in the Mt. Olive House announcement. in Tallahassee, FL, since step-parent? Many of our services that this world. Cemetery in Altha. The 1973, coming from Miami. • What is a parent to do call themselves family serv- IT IS TIME WE TAKE family will accept flowers, He worked in computer ADAMS when they’ve found a pro- ices need to change their A STAND AND BE but anyone wishing may technology with the Unisys gram they can afford and name; because many times RESPONSIBLE FOR make contributions to FUNERAL HOME Company. James served in that would benefit the child they are no true service to HAVING AND IMPLE- Covenant Hospice, 4215 the United States Navy 674-5449 • 643-5410 and child is accepted, but the family, but in-fact a dis- MENTING LAWS THAT Kelson Ave. Suite E, www.adamsfh.com during the Vietnam refuses to go? service, trying to reverse BRING CHILDREN UP Marianna, FL 32446. Conflict. • Why isn’t there court the roles of the parent child TO KNOW THAT All arrangements are Survivors include one ordered consequences like relationship that God RESPECT FOR under the direction of wife, were owners and son, Michael Martin, of (Community Service) for a designed. When the AUTHORITY IS NOT Marlon Peavy at Peavy operators of Goodman Wewahitchka, FL; one child who runs away out of authoritative role is OPTIONAL…AT HOME Funeral Home in Cafe and Motel in grandson, Kody Martin, of rebellion and no just cause? reversed in families to OR OUTSIDE OF THE Blountstown (ph. 674- Blountstown for nine years. Wewahitchka; and his Not having things in something that God did not HOME. 2266). Chester was also owner of fiance, Illia Clark, of Perry, place to address these design……the authorita- Goodman’s Taxi in FL. issues leaves a parent who tive role will be reversed in Sincerely, Blountstown for a number Funeral services were can not afford an unrealistic the community and Michael and Julie Dunn of years. He was a veteran held Sunday, September fee for involuntary place- of WWII, serving in the 12, at 3:00 pm (CDT) at ment of a child with: United States Navy. Peavy Funeral Home •Bringing the child Chester was of the Chapel with Reverend Jim home and subjecting a fam- Methodist Faith. McIntosh officiating. ily member or someone to Chester was preceded in Interment followed in the Bristol false accusations of abuse; death by his wife, Mary Chipola Cemetery in Altha. • sending the child to Elizabeth (Lee) Goodman; All arrangements were live with another family Dental Clinic parents, James Marion under the direction of member or another family Goodman, Sr. and Clyde Marlon Peavy at Peavy Both options open the DENTURE Tew Goodman; his brothers Funeral Home in door for only more rebellion and sisters, Myrene Blountstown (ph. 674- LAB on and sends the message that Goodman Touchton, JM 2266). Goodman, Jr., Dowling the child is the one with the PREMISES Goodman, Phillip Broward power and authority, not Same-Day Goodman, LaVaughn Blountstown the Law and not the CHESTER NATHAN Goodman Allgood, Edwin Parent. Many man-hours Service on GOODMAN, SR. Earl Goodman, and are used up, family mem- Repairs and Comm. Church bers are accused falsely, Mr. Chester Nathan Hampton Goodman. Relines Goodman, Sr., 83, of Survivors include one extends thanks and tax payers dollars are Blountstown, FL, passed son, C. Nathan Goodman, spent, for a rebellious child away Saturday, September Jr., and his wife, Alicia, of Blountstown who did not get their way at Laban Bontrager, DMD 11, 2010, in Tallahassee, Blountstown; two daugh- Community Church wants home. Just as we must be FL. ters, Connie E. Palmer and to thank all who supported pro-active in preventing Chester was born on her husband, Harold, of their fundraiser for the food and addressing real child Monica Bontrager, DMD February 25, 1927, in Tallahassee, and Gilda C. pantry. A very special abuse issues, we must be FAMILY DENTISTRY thank you to Doobie Hayes just as pro-active in pre- Calhoun County and had Goodman of Tallahassee; 12761 NW Pea Ridge Road, Bristol, FL 32321 lived here all of his life. Mr. two brothers, Douglas for cooking the barbeque. serving and protecting Goodman, along with his Goodman and his wife, Thanks everybody. against the reversal of roles TELEPHONE: (850)643-5417 in the parent-child relation- Memorial Tribute Church Directory For Information On Listing Your Church, Call 674-5041

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church St. Mary Missionary 850-674-4482 • Fax: 850-674-4483 Baptist Church 16345 SE River Street, Blountstown, FL We welcome you to worship with us as we follow the teachings of DR. C.L. WILSON, PASTOR Christ. If you would like to learn more about the Catholic faith, 850-674-8716 contact Fr. Chuck Collins, 447--0934. “We Minister To Needs Without Magnifying Faults” Sunday School - 9:30 AM • Morning Worship - 11:00 AM Sunday Mass - 10:30 a.m. • Spanish 6:00 p.m. 2nd & 4th week Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday - 6:30 PM General Mission & Brotherhood 2nd & 4th Saturday - 10 AM In Loving Memory of Shirley Blackman Meaningful Bible Study ...... 9:45 AM April 18, 1936 - Exciting Worship...... 11:00 AM Blountstown First September 16, 2009 Bible Study & Worship ...... 6:00 PM It has been one year since Wednesday Prayer & Bible Study ...... 6:30 PM the passing of my mother, Assembly of God Church Pastor David Throckmorton Shirley Blackman. She was Sunday Services Pastor, Shelton Kindig a very loving and out going Located two blocks south of the intersection Highway 20 and Main Street in Blountstown Sunday School...9:45 AM Hwy. 20 West, 13th Street person. She loved her Morning Worship...11:00 AM children, grandchildren and First Baptist Church Evening Worship...5:00 PM Blountstown, FL great-grandchildren. Shirley Helping people follow in the footsteps of Christ Wednesday Service...7:00 PM 850-674-4331 also loved her church and church family. She loved to crochet, watch movies and her church socials. Blountstown United Methodist Church For information on listing Momma will be missed by Located on Hwy 20 directly across from your church in this all of her family and friends. Sub-Way & McDonalds I love you, your daughter, Wednesday Bible Study...9:00 AM Macy Lee directory, please contact Sunday School...9:45 AM The County Record Sunday Worship...11:00 AM SUBSCRIBE TODAY! at 674-5041. Call 674-5041 Telephone: 674-8254 Email: [email protected] The County Record, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010, Page 11

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any pre 1978 built home will be required to COURTHOUSE at the CALHOUN County assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and Clerk of the Circuit Court Personal Representative: Legal Notice be a certified firm and employ at least one Courthouse located at 20859 SE Central all parties claiming an interest by, through, CARL HALL certified lead renovator. Avenue East in Blountstown, Florida, at under or against the Defendants, who are Personal Representative 11:00 a.m. CST, on the 30th day not known to be dead or alive, and all par- Legal Notice 8503 NW MLK Rd. BID NOTICE CALHOUN COUNTY IS /AN EQUAL ofSeptember, 2010 the following ties having or claiming to have any right, Bristol, FL 32321 STATE HOUSING INITAITIVES OPPORTUNITY/FAIR HOUSING COUN- described property as set forth in said title or interest to the property described in “SHIP PROGRAM” TY. Summary Final Judgment to-wit: the mortgage being foreclosed herein. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Derek B. Alvarez, Esquire - FBN: 114278 CALHOUN COUNTY, FLORIDA [email protected] The Calhoun Board of County PARCEL NO. 1: PROBATE DIVISION Anthony F. Diecidue, Esquire -FBN: Commissioners will accept sealed bids on Legal Notice THE NORTH HALF OF THE NORTH- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an 146528 behalf of its State Housing Initiatives EAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST action to foreclosure a mortgage on the File No. 2010-34-PR [email protected] Partnership “SHIP” Program for the rehab QUARTER OF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP following property: In Re: Estate Of: GENDERS•ALVAREZ•DIECIDUE, P.A. of houses and roof repairs until 12:00 p.m. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 14TH 2 NORTH, RANGE 10 WEST, IN CAL- WILLIE LEE SNEAD, 2307 West Cleveland, St. local time on Tuesday, October 5, 2010. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR HOUN COUNTY, FLORIDA. COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST Deceased. Tampa, Florida 33609 Bids may be delivered to the Clerk’s Office CALHOUN COUNTY, FLORIDA CORNER OF NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE Phone (813) 254-4744 Fax: (813) 254- in the Calhoun County Courthouse, GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION Any person claiming an interest in the sur- NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 31, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5222 Blountstown, Florida 32424. Bids must plus from the sale, if any, other than the TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 8 WEST; arrive before deadline. Bids will be opened CASE NO:07-2008-CA-000197 property owner as of the date of the lis THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 57 MIN- The administration of the Estate of at 2:00 p.m. or as soon afterwards as pos- pendens, must file a claim within 60 days UTES WEST ALONG THE NORTH LINE WILLIE LEE SNEAD, deceased, whose Legal Notice sible. Bids must be sealed in an envelope CITIMORTGAGE, INC. after the sale. OF THE AFORESAID FORTH 234.68 date of death was November 14, 2009; marked “sealed bid for ship rehab” and PLAINTIFFS, FEET, FOR THE POINT OF BEGINNING. and File Number 2010-34-PR, is pending identified by the name of the firm, and the Dated this 2nd day ofSeptember, 2010 FROM SAID POINT OF BEGINNING in the Circuit Court for Calhoun County, PUBLIC AUCTION date and time of the bid opening. -vs- THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 57 MIN- Florida Probate Division, the address of RUTH W. ATTAWAY UTES WEST ALONG SAID FORTY LINE which is 20859 Central Avenue, East, Mallory Towing and Recovery Inc., will A mandatory pre-bid conference will be SANDRA M. KELLY; UNKNOWN Clerk of the Circuit Court 150.0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 23 Blountstown, Florida 32424. The name hold a public auction on, September 17, held on Friday, September 24, 2010, at SPOUSE OF DEGREES 45 MINUTES EAST 210.82 and address of the personal representa- 2010 at 2:00 (P.M.) on a: 9:00 a.m. local time in room 117 in the SANDRA M. KELLY IF ANY; ANY AND FEET TO THE NORTH SIDE OF A 60.0 tive and the personal representative’s 1993 Ford, 2 Doors, Maroon in Color Calhoun County Building Department ALL Legal Notice FOOT STREET; THENCE NORTH 79 attorney are set forth below. Vin #1FMCU22X6PUA50536 located on the 1st floor of the Calhoun UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, DEGREES 46 MINUTES EAST ALONG All creditors of the decedent and other County Courthouse. Bid sheets and spec- THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE SAID STREET 28.0 FEET; THENCE persons having claims or demands 1996 Chevy, SW, Blue in Color ifications will be available at the meeting. It HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 14TH NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES against decedent’s estate on whom a copy Vin #1GNEC16R6TJ365619 is the responsibility of the contractor to DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR EAST ALONG SAID STREET 44.0 FEET; of this amended notice has been served purchase all permits deemed necessary. KNOWN TO CALHOUN COUNTY, FLORIDA THENCE NORTH 01 DEGREES 58 MIN- must file their claims with this Court WITH- 1995 Olds, 4 Doors, Blue in Color Bidders must provide proof of general lia- BE DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION UTES WEST 187.89 FEET TO THE IN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS Vin #1G3AJ5548S6332133 bility and workman’s compensation insur- UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID LAND AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- Auction will be held at Mallory Towing and ance in the bid package. The insurance INTEREST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, CASE NO:07-2010-ca-000043 BEING IN BLOUNTSTOWN, CALHOUN CATION OF THIS AMENDED NOTICE Recovery Inc., at 18114 State Road 20 must be in force at the time of the bid DEVISEES, COUNTY, FLORIDA. OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE TIME West in Blountstown, FL., 32424 Phone: opening. As an alternative to providing GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; BAC HOME LOANS SERVICING, L., FKA OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS 850-674-2869. workman’s compensation insurance, the FARM COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS SERVIC- has been filed against you and you are AMENDED NOTICE ON THEM. prospective bidder shall provide proof of CREDIT OF NORTHWEST FLORIDA, ING, required to serve a copy of your written All other creditors of the decedent and Mallory Towing and Recovery Inc., worker’s compensation exemption. Any ACA; LP defenses, if any to it on DAVID J. STERN, other persons having claims or demands reserves the right to reject any and all person claiming to be exempt shall be sub- JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS PLAINTIFF, ESQ. Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is against decedent’s estate must file their bids. ject to an on-the-job inspection for proof of UNKNOWN 900 South Pine Island Road #400, claims with this Court WITHIN THREE (3) exemption and license of all workers on TENANTS IN POSSESSION -vs- Plantation, FL 33324-3920 on or before MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE job site. DEFENDANT(S) October 1, 2010, (no later than 30 days FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS AMEND- SUSAN BARFIELD A/K/A SUSAN H. from the date of the first publication of this ED NOTICE. Minority contractors are encouraged to RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BARFIELD, ET AL., notice action) and file the original with the ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE LEGAL NOTICES participate. Calhoun County is an equal DEFENDANT(S) clerk of this court either before service on TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SEC- opportunity jurisdiction. The Calhoun Plaintiff’s attorney or immediately there- TION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PRO- County Board of County Commissioners NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to NOTICE OF ACTION after; otherwise a default will be entered BATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER Deadline Monday Noon reserves the right to reject any and all bids an Order Granting the Motion to CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE against you for the relief demanded in the BARRED. and to waive any informality. The signing Reschedule Foreclosure Sale dated complaint or petition filed herein. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERI- of the contract is contingent upon the August 31, 2010 entered in Civil Case No. TO: ALFRED EUGENE BARFIELD A/K/A OD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Please Email Your Ads to approval of and/or release of funds by the 07-2008-CA-000197 of the Circuit Court of ALFRED E. BARFIELD WITNESS my hand and the seal of this FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Florida housing finance agency. the 14TH Judicial Circuit in and for CAL- whose residence is unknown if he/she/ Court at CALHOUN County, Florida, this AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF [email protected] HOUN County, Blountstown, Florida, I will they be living; and if he/she they be dead, 2nd day of September, 2010. DEATH IS BARRED. Effective April 22, 2010 any contractor per- sell to the highest and best bidder for cash the unknown defendants who may be The date of first publication of this no faxes please forming renovation, repair or painting on at ON THE FRONT STEPS OF THE spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, RUTH W. ATTAWAY amended notice is September 8, 2010. BUSINESSBUSINESSBUSINESS DIRECTORYDIRECTORYDIRECTORY FOR SPECIAL RATES ON THESE SPACES CALL 674-5041 McPherson Pest Control CAPPS Howard Boyd, Sales & Service Connie’s Kitchen 7979 Shady Grove Road, Grand Ridge, FL 32424 Open Monday - Saturday 5 AM - Noon Cell: 850-447-1507 Across from Wakulla Bank Well Drilling Home: 850-237-1338 Mike Purvis, Owner [email protected] in Downtown Blountstown • 674-1988 LICENSED DRILLERS SALES & REPAIRS ACME APPLIANCE REPAIR Reasonable Rates/Friendly Service Warranty Service On GE • Hotpoint • Fridgidaire • Whirlpool • Maytag 850-639-2225 Office 674-8942 850-348-0351 Alltel Cell www.acmeappliancerepair.com

SERVING THIS AREA SINCE 1962 • GOODMAN • MANITOWOC Ice Machines WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED! • HOSHIZAKI Ice Machines Williams Home Improvements • NO MONEY WHITE'S AIR CONDITIONING, INC UP FRONT ROOFING AND REFRIGERATION • PAY UPON PROFESSIONALS Sales and Service of All Types Heating & A/C Units, COMPLETION Ice Machines & Cold Storage HONEST • DEPENDABLE FREE ESTIMATES HWY. 20 WEST -- BLOUNTSTOWN, FLA...... 674-8538 850-674-8092 • Cell: 573-0616 George White, Owner/Operator Res. Contractor Lic. #RR282811560 • Roofing Contractor Lic. #29027247 CERTIFIED MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR CMC1249448 • #ER0002898 • #MV-21777

State License Numbers FREE ESTIMATES #CCC1327976 Lighthouse Electrical Unlimited, LLC #CRC1329082 Williams Home Improvements • Service Work • Service Change Outs AFFORDABLE • New Construction • Remodels Serving Calhoun County Since 1990 Roofing & Building Contractors License# ER13014408 “No Job Too Big or Small” CONCRETE WORK Specializing In Metal Roofing Business: (850) 272-2918 LANDSCAPING E-mail: [email protected] Commercial ROYCE WISE PRESSURE CLEANING CERAMIC TILE & Residential Cell: 850-643-8701 “With God all things are possible.” SEAMLESS GUTTERS PAINTING SCREEN ENCLOSURES Need Something Printed? • NO MONEY UP FRONT WHALEY • PAY UPON COMPLETION Let Us Give You A Quote Heating, Air Conditioning & Insulation HONEST • DEPENDABLE • Serving This Area For 31 Years The County Record FREE ESTIMATES • Full Time Office and Sales Department Res. Contractor Lic. #RR282811560 • Roofing Contractor Lic. #29027247 20567 NW Depot Avenue BLOUNTSTOWN, FL 20311 Central Ave. West Lic.#RM0044558 Blountstown, FL 850-674-8092 • Cell: 573-0616 850-674-4777 850-674-5041 • [email protected] The County Record, September 15, 2010 Page 13

Deadline Monday Noon • FAX: 674-5008 • Phone: 674-5041 • E-mail: [email protected]

Auction mechanic shops, and 1 school, Clarksville area. Flower Beds storage building close to Call 674-1719. town. For more information PUBLIC AUCTION Need Work? call Jan Dickens at 580-541- Fence post wanted. Call Annual Fall Farm & Too Hot? Paul’s Wrecker 6241 anytime. 762-2147. Construction Saturday, September 18, Call a woman 2 bedroom mobile homes Wanted - someone to take Service 2010 who will love for rent in Bristol, near Tolar apart a mobile home. Call paulswrecker.com Hwy. 231 N. Campbellton, School. Call 674-8317 or 674-3264. FL & care for 643-7569. 24 HOUR SERVICE 8:00 A.M.EST your flower Wanted experienced cat Hwy. 231 Local Farm bed like it’s cage builder. Call 639- Dispersal’s, (2) Estates, For Sale Lockout/Jumpstart her own. 2712. Bank Repos, City, County, Gas/Flat Tire Plus Consignments Bowflex Extreme, like new, Dependable Service @ Affordable Price Mason Auction & Sales CALL all accessories, $495. Call Yard Sale LLC #642 674-3312. Campbellton, FL Yard sale Saturday, at 19844 SW South St. 850-263-0473 - Office 272-7891 Waterbed, brand new, 16587 SW Gaskin St., Blountstown, FL 32424 850-258-7652 Chad needs frame. Call 674- Blountstown, 7 a.m. until. 850-849-0792 - Gerald 3264. Furniture and clothes. Cell: 850-643-1965 www.masonauction.com new rebuilt transmission, good tires. $800 neg. Call Poulan Pro riding mower, 237-2635. 850-674-8697 Autos 18.5 hp, 42” cut, 2 years old, excellent condition, garage 1996 Chrysler LHS, needs STUMP GRINDING kept, runs great, $800 OBO; 1992 Chevy pickup, auto oil pump, everything else Sears Craftsman 100 amp • Reasonable Rates transmission, 2 wd, wrecked works good, great family arc welder w/ face shield, front end, recent head job, car, 4 door, leather interior, excellent condition, $125. • Free Estimates sunroof, $1,000 OBO. Call Call 674-1861. Call Chris Nissley Parthenon 237-1786, Carla. WhaleyWhaley Healthcare of Amana washer, like new, 674-8081 or Cell: For Rent $75; Emerson 21” tv, used Heating & Air Conditioning Blountstown very little, $65. Call 850- Mobile home, 1 & 2 bed- 447-0679. 643-8561 (59,&( 1,7 (3/$&(0(17 room on John F. Bailey 6 8 5 is now hiring: Road, SR 20 W, Now Hiring ),/7(56 $1< 6,=(&/($1 $1' &+(&.6 Blountstown. $100 to $145 weekly. Deposit required. Human Resource Hiring Locally This Week All utilities included. NO (850) 674-4777 Coordinator Liberty National Life PETS. Also RV for rent. Insurance Company Call 674-7616 or 850-214- FL LIC. # CMC1249570 Must have 2 years of HR Full Training Provided - 6203, leave message and Administration and Potential will return call. Closed Healthcare experience. of $60K+ Annually. 401K, (AA Degree in Business Sunday’s & Monday’s. BCBS Insurance & Pension Administration preferred but for those who Qualify. Call not necessary) Large lot, dead-end road, 1-800-257-5500 HAND-PICKED QUALITY Motivated, Creative and fenced yard. 2 bedroom, 2 Flexible to set up an interview. full bath, 14 x 70 mobile Computer Skills required home, C/A, refrigerator, stove. $400/month plus Home For Sale CARS & TRUCKS • Great Pay and Benefits cleaning deposit. No pets, • Health, Vision & Dental no children. Call 674-4011. 2 bedroom, 1 bath wood Please apply at: frame house for sale with 5 BEST DEAL IN THE TRI-STATE AREA! RV trailers for rent. lots of lands. Recent metal Parthenon SLOW CREDIT, NO PROBLEM! W.A.C Healthcare of Furnished water, electricity, roof and septic tank. Den lawn service, garbage, mail and dining room, large Blountstown service, and laundrymat kitchen with appliances and 17884 NE Crozier Street ALL TYPES service available. $85.00 - lots of cabinets, screened Blountstown, FL Ph: (850) 674-5464 $100.00 weekly. Couples or back porch with utility room INSURANCE Fax: (850) 674-9384 singles only. NO pets. Call and washer & dryer. AUTO • HOME • LIFE Toll Free: 1-888-740-8222 Email: [email protected] 674-4011. Located on John G. Bryant. • PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Call 674-3348 or 674-8681, For A Friendly Quote Call Bus: (850) 526-5254 • Res: (850) 762-3679 Drug Free Workplace 2 bedroom trailers for rent. leave message. Safe Minimal Lifting Environment 674-5333 EOE Garbage service, laundrymat available. Call 674- Pets for Sale Vickery-O’Bryan 4011 after 5:00 p.m. INSURANCE Summerlin Motors AKC registered toy 603 N. Main St., Blountstown, FL 3905 W. Hwy. 90 in Marianna Driver Trainees 2 bedroom, 1 bath house. dachshund, female, with Clean, good neighborhood, Needed Now at papers. First round of shots, no pets. $500/per month. bed, food, leash and collar Werner Call 674-5921 or 447-3331. Enterprises! all brand new purchased this week. For info contact 3 bedroom older mobile Need A Rubber Stamp? Earn up to $700 per 334-300-1671. Week after training. home, clean, no pets, good references required. Call Great Benefits! No 643-2992. Wanted Place Your Order With Us For Experience needed! Fast Service at Reasonable Prices Local 15-day CDL 1 bedroom, 1 bath mobile Looking for a 4L60E trans- Training available home in Blountstown . mission for a 1994 Chevy Recently remodeled. With TDI Z71. Call 674-1740, leave The County Record $300/rent, $300 deposit. message. 1-866-280-5309 Available October 1st. Call Between Hopkins and Badcock 643-6373. Looking for someone to 674-5041 babysit my child after 3 acres of land with 2

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