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Thursday, November 1, 2012 WWW.APALACHTIMES.COM VOL. 127 ISSUE 27 50¢ xxxxxOut to see Island Lights benefi t Thursday At 6 p.m. today, Sometimes ELECTION 2012 Its Hotter, 112 E. Gulf Beach Drive, St. George Island will host a fundraiser for the annual Island Lights Early voting celebration. A $5 donation per plate is requested. Wine and beer available. Kids and strong as dogs on leashes welcome. For information, call 927-5039. Oyster roast election Friday night The eighth annual nears Downtown Oyster Roast on Water Street in Apalachicola By DAVID ADLERSTEIN will be 6-9 p.m. Friday, DAVID ADLERSTEIN | The Times 653-8894 | @ApalachTimes Nov. 2, sponsored by the King Retsyo Smokey Parrish and Miss Florida Seafood Christina Collins. Dadlerstein@starfl .com Apalachicola Bay Chamber of Commerce. Dinner features Franklin County has oysters, soup, shrimp, blue echoed the voting patterns of the rest of Florida with a crabs, salad and desserts. strong show of early voting. Joe Hutchinson will provide A queue of registered vot- live blues. For tickets, call ers greeted Supervisor of 653-9419 or email info@ ‘A WAY OF LIFE’ Elections Ida Elliott on Sat- apalachicolabay.org. urday at the Apalachicola of- 49th Florida fi ce as early voting began. A Big Lanark yard sale total of 289 voters cast their ballots that day, 150 in Apala- Saturday Seafood Festival chicola and 130 at the Carra- The Ladies Guild of Sacred belle annex. Heart Church, 2653 U.S. 98, this weekend On Sunday, the numbers Lanark Village, will have its declined to 76 in Apalachicola annual yard sale Saturday, By DAVID ADLERSTEIN and 40 in Carrabelle, but they Nov. 3, beginning at 8 a.m. 653-8894| @ApalachTimes picked right back up on Mon- with coffee and goodies. Brats dadlerstein@starfl .com day, when 134 cast ballots in and hot dogs served for lunch. Apalachicola and 105 in Car- Just one year shy of its golden Thousands of items for sale, rabelle. On Tuesday, 114 voted anniversary, this weekend’s 49th in Apalachicola and 61 in Car- and there will be a 50/50 annual Florida Seafood Festival is drawing. rabelle, bringing the total up going to light up Apalachicola like through Tuesday afternoon never before. to 818, 474 in Apalachicola Boston Butt “We expect it to be one of the and 344 in Carrabelle. best,” said John Solomon, presi- “Everything’s running sale Saturday dent of the nonprofi t that oversees ERIC WELCH | Special to the Times smoothly,” Elliott said. Thomas Lee and crew will the affair. “It’s shaping up to be Lee Brice will headline this weekend’s Seafood Festival with Early voting runs through cook Boston butts at C- a very good one. There’s a lot of Saturday, Nov. 3, in Apala- Quarters Marina in Carrabelle growth and interest this year in the a performance Saturday evening. chicola and in Carrabelle, on Saturday, Nov. 3. Sale festival.” with the choice of president starts at 8 a.m. A donation of As proof of his assertion, Solo- highlighting the ballot. Those $20 helps support the many mon cited Saturday evening’s who want to vote early can charities supported by the headline entertainment, country Brice’s music easy to love do so in Apalachicola or Car- American Legion. Come early star Lee Brice, whose hit song rabelle annex, from 8:30 a.m. before they’re all gone. “Hard to Love” has reached No. 1 By DAVID ADLERSTEIN to say I can get to the woods if I to 5:30 p.m. today and Friday, on Billboard’s country chart. 653-8894 | @ApalachTimes can fi nd time. Just being home, and 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Two days before he steps on dadlerstein@starfl .com just getting home and being Saturday. Trinity seafood stage, Brice will be at the Country there for a few days, and being Elliott said she doesn’t luncheon Saturday Music Awards, striding the red car- It’s going to be a busy week- at the house, my stress kind of expect Saturday to do much pet with his fi ancée as he waits to Trinity Episcopal Church will end for Lee Brice, starting to- decompresses.” business in Apalachicola, learn whether he will take home night with the Country Music Back home in Nashville, Lee with the parade fi lling up host a seafood luncheon from the honor of being selected Best 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Awards. has the chance to spend fam- downtown sidewalks. “We’ll New Artist of the Year. be here,” she said. “I think Nov. 3. For information, call Which is probably why he ily time with his fi ancée, Sara But more than even music, burnt off some steam last Thurs- Reeveley, and their 4-year-old everybody’s going to have 617-899-4457. the festival is about the rich, and day before his concert at Cain’s son, Takoda. “I want him to have one thing on their mind, and stressed, bounty from the sea Ballroom, a classic cowboy club a stable thing at home; stabil- that’s the festival. There’s go- Plein air painting that has made Franklin County in Tulsa, Okla. He had dragged ity is a big thing for kids,” Lee ing to be a lot of traffi c. They workshop Nov 8-10 renowned. some mats in from his tour bus said. “My little boy requires a lot, may do well in Carrabelle, I Selected as King Retsyo this to do a little jiu-jitsu and boxing so when I’m there, I have to be don’t know.” Plein Air artist Bill year is County Commissioner exercise. there. Elliott said she expects Farnsworth will hold a Smokey Parrish, and he’ll be es- “My stresses have to be pri- “Luckily this thing doesn’t the county to see an 80 to 85 three-day painting workshop corting his queen, Franklin County oritized,” said Lee, a 33-year-old happen overnight. I’ve been able percent turnout, bettering Nov. 8-10 at Apalachicola’s High School senior Christina Col- country singer-songwriter on to slowly adjust to this,” said Lee, the 79.3 percent turnout four History, Culture and Arts lins, the student-athlete selected course for a remarkable break- whose second album “Hard 2 years ago. The county has Center. For information, call from among robust competition at out year, playing more than 200 Love” was released in April and 7,451 registered voters, of 617-899-4457. an August pageant for the honor of tour dates across the country, already has spawned the plati- these 4,986 Democrats, 1,753 Miss Florida Seafood. including an 8 p.m. concert Sat- num hit “A Woman Like You” and Republicans and 712 either xxxxx Index Collins, daughter of Cindy Col- urday night in Apalachicola to the gold “Hard To Love.” unaffi liated or with other lins and Johnny Collins, has plans to highlight the 49th annual Florida “I’ve done a lot of things, been parties, according to the su- Opinion ...... A4 study mathematics at Florida State Seafood festival. on the road for seven years,” he pervisor of elections website, Society ...... A12 “I try to separate music from home,” he said. “I’m always one Faith ...... A13 See FESTIVAL A10 See BRICE A11 See VOTING A8 Outdoors ...... A14 Tide Chart ...... A14 Sports ...... A15 Classifi eds ...... A17-A19 Former Apalachicola sailor missing at sea xxxxxContact Us By LOIS SWOBODA of “Treasure Island” and “Pi- the ship were aware of,” Simo- 653-1819 | @ApalachTimes rates of the Caribbean: Dead nin said. Phone: 850-653-8868 lswoboda@starfl .com Man’s Chest.” The vessel left Connecticut Web: apalachtimes.com The Bounty, which since has on Thursday with a crew of 11 E-mail: dadlerstein@starfl .com The Coast Guard is search- acted as a training vessel and men and fi ve women, ranging Fax: 850-653-8036 ing off the Carolinas for a for- museum, is owned by New York in age from 20 to 66. Everyone Circulation: 800-345-8688 mer Apalachicola sea captain businessman Robert Hansen. aboard knew the journey could who was swept off the deck of a According to a Facebook page be treacherous. tall ship by Hurricane Sandy. for the ship, Walbridge was try- “This will be a tough voy- Robin Walbridge, 63, is the ing to skirt the outer edge of age for Bounty,” read a posting captain of the 180-foot, three- Hurricane Sandy to safe har- on the ship’s Facebook page masted schooner HMS Bounty, bor in St. Petersburg. showing satellite images of the DEADLINES FOR NEXT WEEK: a replica built from the plans of In a press conference Mon- storm. School News & Society: 11 a.m. Friday the original 18th century wood- day, Tracie Simonin, director of She began to sink at around JERRY PARISI | Special to the Times Real Estate Ads: 11 a.m. Thursday en ship in Nova Scotia to use in the HMS Bounty Organization, 6:30 p.m. Sunday, about 90 miles Legal Ads: 11 a.m. Friday Robin Walbridge was swept fi lming “Mutiny on the Bounty” said the ship tried to stay clear southeast of Cape Hatteras. Classifi ed Display Ads: 11 a.m. Friday overboard the HMS Bounty by with Marlon Brando in 1962. It of Sandy’s power. “It was some- Classifi ed Line Ads: 5 p.m. Monday Hurricane Sandy and remains missing. later also appeared in a version thing that we and the captain of See MISSING A8 A2 | The Times Local Thursday, November 1, 2012

LOIS SWOBODA | The Times MUSEUM OF FLORIDA HISTORY LOIS SWOBODA | The Times Above, according to Don Ashley, this open area was once fi lled with cypress markers now just a dim memory. At center is a German prisoner of war. At right, this old tombstone is decorated with a Palm Sunday ornament showing that Cow Creek is an active burial site. Cow Creek Cemetery fading on the Ochlocknee

By LOIS SWOBODA single “Woodmen of the More than 2,500 Germans tablished two ferries, one at nee River bridge at low tide. ager back in the ’60s. It 653-1819 | @ApalachTimes World” memorial in the form spent time at the camp. Be- the present-day site on the In Wakulla, the traffi c seems there was a teacher lswoboda@starfl .com of a standing log, a stone cause the U.S. adhered to Ochlocknee River bridge be- crossing the river included who lived in Apalachicola marking the grave of a World the Geneva Convention, tween Franklin and Wakulla horse-drawn buggies and in the 1800s. She lived in a Editor’s note: This is the War I veteran and what ap- POWs at the camp received counties and one farther wagons and in later years, cabin with her bedridden fourth in the series “At Eter- pears to be the faded head- the same food and accom- north in Liberty County. cars and trucks. The most mother. nal Rest.” stone of a Confederate war modations as the American A 5/8-inch steel cable was unusual operation was the One morning, she got up veteran of the War Between GIs. Some made friends in stretched across the river ferrying of a large circus and dressed for work. She On the moss-shrouded the States amid a handful of the civilian community, and and secured on each side of across the river in 1926. fed her dear mother and banks of the Ochlocknee low granite markers. after the war, many remem- the river bank. Two chains, This was also the main made sure she had water River is a peaceful memo- Ashley said Rowell told bered Carrabelle fondly and attached to either end of the exit route for anyone from and enough food until she rial park, slowly slipping out him a German prisoner of even dreamed of returning. barge, were attached to steel Franklin County seeking came home from teach- of memory. war is buried here, who died Bay City Lodge was com- rings, allowing the barge to urgent medical help in Tal- ing. She kissed her mother Cow Creek Cemetery is while incarcerated at Camp mandeered for the duration be secure against the cur- lahassee or points farther goodbye and left the cabin. on private land, and though Gordon Johnston, although of the war as a club and rent of the river and at the north. Rowell told Ashley She had to walk through Florida law requires that no marker for that grave is conference center for high- same time to slide along the she believed the cemetery a short stretch of woods. close relatives be given ac- in evidence. ranking offi cers at Camp cable back and forth across was founded to accommo- It was a beautiful day, the cess to family graves, this Hermann Blumhardt, Gordon Johnston. We will the river. Power to move date patients who didn’t sun was shining and a cool breeze came from the bay. quiet retreat is not open to who was a POW at the never know why he is bur- was provided by a long pole survive the journey. the public, even though it camp, told Linda Minichiel- ied at Cow Creek or if there placed against the riverbed All of a sudden, she felt is still in use as an active lo, director of the Camp Gor- was a memorial service. No- and pushed by hand. like she was being watched. burial site. don Johnston Museum, that body recalls and no record The Langstons lived on She turned back to look, Don and Pam Ashley, who at least one German died remains. the east side of the Ochlock- A true scary story and there about 20 feet live nearby, said they fi rst here, victim of a murder. At Cow Creek Cemetery nee River, about a half-mile Editor’s note: This is from her was her mother, became aware of the grave- the time, it was thought he is next to the site of the from the west river bank. In the last in a series of ar- fl oating about three feet off yard when they purchased might have been killed by old Langston Ferry dock the early days, there were ticles dealing with local the ground, and she could the old Bay City Lodge. another POW. that carried vehicles be- no regular scheduled trips. burial sites and published see through her, then she It is uncertain how many Blumhardt said most tween Franklin and Wakulla Travelers wishing to cross in the Times in October vanished. The teacher, with souls rest in Cow Creek. soldiers were not members counties. alerted them day or night by 2010 through 2012. We hope her heart in her throat, A handful of stone mark- of the Nazi party, and when In an online article at banging a metal rod hung at you have enjoyed them. In turned and ran back to the ers, some very new, are a Nazi was captured and www.CLJNews.com, Red- the ferry dock or blowing a the Halloween spirit, we cabin as fast as she could. visible, but Don Ashley imprisoned, he was not al- dick Langston wrote that his cow horn or conch shell. close the series with a ghost When she got to the cab- said Amelia Rowell, former ways welcomed by his coun- grandfather, also Reddick Later, traffi c was so story written by Troy Wil- in, she threw open the door, owner of Bay City, told him trymen. At the time of the Langston, moved to Wakulla heavy that two ferrymen liams Sr. and originally ran to the foot of her moth- the fi eld once was crowd- death, there was an inves- in 1870. In 1876 or 1877, part- manned the site during the published in the Times on er’s bed and yelled “Moth- ed with cypress memori- tigation, and all the POWs ners in both Franklin and day and one at night. Oct. 31, 2002. er! Mother!” Her mother sat als, all of which have now were “punished,” Blum- Wakulla counties completed The wreck of the last up, looked at her, smiled and disintegrated. hardt said, but the murderer a road through the then Langston Ferry still can be An old man told me this said, “I scared you didn’t I?” What does remain is a never was identifi ed. virgin forest. Langston es- glimpsed from the Ochlock- story when I was a teen- Then fell back dead.

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STANDING UP FOR OUR COASTAL COMMUNITIES Bill Montford has been a tireless advocate for the local fishing and oyster industries. With the fisheries at an all time low following the BP oil spill and various storms throughout the area, Bill has committed to assist the local fishermen and oystermen. He has aided in helping them apply for any and all federal and local programs available.

INVESTING IN EDUCATION Bill has dedicated his life to education to make a real difference for Florida children. He is widely recognized for his commitment to education and to improving the lives of Floridians.

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Political advertisement paid for and approved by Bill Montford, Democrat, for State Senate, District 3. A4 | The Times Opinion Thursday, November 1, 2012 Tax collectors: Privatization plan would reduce service Special to the Times mail and Internet orders, since commissioned Capital Analytics the private vendor would add the LLC to evaluate the effects of Florida’s tax collectors, local charge for all tags. In addition, the DHSMV plan and under the officers directly accountable to she said, customer service would leadership of Coburn, a former the public, have warned that a suffer dramatically if such an state budget director, it cited sweeping plan to change the way important process is stripped numerous instances of incorrect Florida’s license tags are issued from responsive, local public assumptions underlying will create a host of unanticipated officials and turned over to a the DHSMV proposal about problems for drivers including private, for-profit vendor. Maloy revenues and the tax collectors’ delays, lack of accountability, said the tax collectors have ability to handle distribution of 15 higher costs to consumers and enjoyed a long and cooperative million tags next year. reduced customer service. relationship with DHSMV “The state has experienced At an Oct. 17 news conference, and trust the department to a number of serious setbacks Florida’s 67 tax collectors voiced recognize that improvements in implementing complex, concerns about proposals that to the existing system are statewide systems in recent would eliminate the state’s in their concerns by the state’s Collector Doris Maloy, president preferable to eliminating a years,” the Capital Analytics current system for fulfilling mail foremost consumer advocate and of Florida Tax Collectors Inc. “If system that has served the report says. “If there are serious and online orders at the local a coalition of organizations that the state plans to reissue every public well. problems with implementation level and urged the governor fear the new system will fail to tag in Florida within two years, Walter Dartland, executive or ongoing operation, the tax and cabinet to carefully review meet car purchasers’ and fleet we are prepared to accomplish director of the Consumer collectors will have already any proposal to privatize and owners’ need for speedy issuance that with an emphasis on Federation of the Southeast, given up much of their capability centralize that function. of vehicle tags. In addition, a new outstanding, local customer said the effects on the consumer to step in and deliver these In discussions with the report by Capital Analytics, a service.” must be foremost in deciding services. A replacement vendor tax collectors, Department policy research company headed DHSMV recently announced on such a sweeping change. who can pick up immediately of Highway Safety and Motor by longtime government budget plans to redesign Florida’s Dartland praised DHSMV and is unlikely to exist. Clearly, this Vehicles Executive Director director David Coburn, finds license tags using a flat plate the tax collectors for working in scenario is not far-fetched. Julie Jones has been responsive that the plan to issue tags from technology, which it says will partnership in recent years to We see no indication that to these concerns and agreed a centralized location would not make the tags more readable make tag and license services contingency planning has to separate consideration of the produce the savings projected by by tollbooth and red light more consumer-friendly. been considered at all by the distribution method from plans the state. cameras. The department also “Sometimes the most department.” to redesign all vehicle tags. “Our issue is not with has proposed turning production important question to ask is Capital Analytics has noted But the tax collectors want the change in the plates. and distribution of many tags not what a proposed change annual savings, estimated clearer assurances the state will Our concern is with the idea to a single private company, would save, but what it would by DHSMV at $123,000 per not go to a privatized, centralized of scrapping a system that removing the tax collectors cost consumers,” Dartland year, would be offset by some distribution system and offered currently works well for the from their public service role said. “If taxpayers are losing $400,000 in startup costs recommendations that would people of our counties and distributing convenience tag time, local customer service and including development of bid make the current system more replacing it with a system renewals. accountable oversight, that’s a requests, vendor selection efficient and generate more that hurts customer service, Maloy said the proposal will steep price with no real benefit and independent contract savings than the proposed costs drivers more money and cost consumers money in the 16 for consumers.” monitoring. Production of new changes. provides no real benefit to the counties that currently add no Florida Tax Collectors Inc., tags will cost an estimated $31.4 The tax collectors are joined people,” said Leon County Tax service charge when fulfilling the elected officials’ organization, million.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Carrabelle market Profit is fine, just make a huge profit, but area, eliminating not only inhabitant was again current proficiency status it didn’t work because of the natural resources becoming dissatisfied. of specific subgroups and start ‘slow but not at community’s the economy. I remember through dense population How could this be? The establishes a minimum hopeful’ expense when you could ride along growth and contributed changes so eagerly sought proficiency target for the road and actually see pollution, but a way of life and generously promised each of these subgroups On Saturday, Oct. This is in response to the beach; now you have for thousands. just were not working out. over a six-year horizon. 27, there was a slow, Francis L. Giknis’ letter to go to a special parking Roxanne Christie Please, will the reader The board determined but hopeful, start to the to the editor in the Oct. 18 lot and walk down just finish the story … (Author it was important to Carrabelle Market. In the Times paper regarding to see the beach. We do unknown, but is one wise know how students newly finished lot/pavilion Tony Shiver’s comments not want that here in The ant and the person.) are performing in each at the corner of State (“Jackel’s knowledge of Franklin County, do we? subgroup since they Road 67 and Avenue B real estate an asset,” grasshopper, retold Frank Venable This is what Tony Shiver Eastpoint examined current N.W., vendors came to sell Page A4). First off, it is is fighting against. The ant went about his data that shows an without charge. Chase not about making a profit, Tony Shiver is here business every day, out of unacceptable student Gray brought several but how the profit is made to preserve our history necessity because there All students must be achievement gap. While tables of inexpensive and the consequences and protect our future. was no one else to do the six-year target beautiful items. Penny L involving the profit. He is not adverse to his work for him. He dug at grade level proficiency levels are Anderson displayed her There is not anything progress, but his type of his tunnels, thoughtfully Editor’s note: aggressive, they reflect original watercolors and wrong with making a progress would benefit deciding where to place The following is a acknowledgement by the spread enthusiasm to profit. But when the profit this community in a chambers for storing letter written last board that none of the young artists. Vicki Harris is made without regard way that our history is winter food as well as month by Florida’s demographic subgroups contributed a sample of to the consequences not destroyed. Franklin other chambers for living. new commissioner will achieve 100 percent the works from “Shop by of compromising County is a place that He believed in individual of education to all proficiency by the end of the Sea,” normally opened the landscape and people come to enjoy responsibility, had no of the state’s school this period; however, the weekends next to the the ecosystem while the peace, beautiful self-pity and as a result, superintendents. board continues to move “Smallest Police Station.” disregarding the will of scenery, our wonderful created a good life for forward each year with Even though I was the majority, then you seafood, quaint shops and himself. At its Oct. 9 meeting its strategic plan and hoping for locally grown have a problem. Let’s take wonderful restaurants. The grasshopper the State Board of the gap will be reduced produce sellers, I am Panama City Beach as We do not need people to watched how well the Education adopted a until all subgroups are on pleased that this space an example. Remember come to our county and ant was living and not strategic plan to guide the grade level by 2022. The is available and, for now, when there were tell us how to run our lives only became envious, Florida Department of state board set higher free of charge. Hopefully amusement parks, mom- when they themselves but felt quite strongly Education’s work through expectations for the rate the “big” market (every and-pop establishments, are only here part-time something just was not 2012-18. In reviewing the of growth in proficiency Saturday) and in-between and everything was not and do not ever plan on right. There was too much current status of Florida’s levels for those weekends (still open to a rat race? Look at it living here permanently. difference between the students, the data show subgroups with the lowest vendors) will encourage now: The big developers Mr. Shiver’s referral to meager comforts and that students in certain percentages of students local growers and come in, and now all you improvements were for limited quality of life, so subgroups are achieving currently performing at entrepreneurs to get have are high-rise condos additional services and he decided to call a press less than others. grade level. involved. up and down the beach. businesses that would conference. NBC, ABC, Our vision and mission This is part of an Pamela Bowne They thought they could benefit the community as CNN, NPR were all there is to ensure 100 percent intentional strategy to Carrabelle build these condos and a whole, not just a few. to give their full support of students achieve at or challenge our schools to As to the comment in telling this important above grade level. The eliminate the achievement about Mr. Shiver’s story of economic overall vision of the board, gap among subgroups family making a profit, injustice. The grasshopper stated clearly in the plan, and will be reflected in if you had researched gave a full account of his is that Florida have a school accountability the area’s past, you entitlement demands; the world-class education policies required by would have found that bureaucratic agencies system that engages and the board during this Mr. and Mrs. Armistead must use their authority prepares all students to period. Contrary to some helped put the very to make the ant share his be globally competitive misunderstandings, this first auction for the St. wealth, as it was mostly for college and careers. plan does not in any way George Island Volunteer ill-gotten anyway. This means 100 percent set lower standards for USPS 027-600 Fire Department in Steadily the wheels of of students scoring at or any student or subgroup. Published every Thursday at 129 Commerce St. place. They were and bureaucratic government above grade level in the It does, however, set Apalachicola, FL 32329 are still big supporters turned. Freddie Mac core subject areas. expectations for moving and Fannie Mae decided The approved plan Publisher: of the chili cook-off that those subgroups that are Roger Quinn benefits the St. George the ant’s housing includes one measure furthest behind toward Editor: Tim Croft Island Volunteer Fire must be shared with that breaks down student 100 percent proficiency at POSTMASTER: PERIODICAL RATE Department as well as the grasshopper. EPA achievement goals by an accelerated pace. This Send address change to: POSTAGE PAID AT the SGI First Responders. found the ant to be in subgroup. The strategic is the only way to close The Apalachicola Times APALACHICOLA, FL 32329 They also were very active noncompliance, therefore targets established the achievement gap and P.O. Box 820 WEEKLY PUBLISHING in bringing the First DOJ saw grounds to bring for the six-year period make sure all students Apalachicola, FL 32329 Baptist Church to the a federal lawsuit against covered by the plan can reach grade level Circulation: the ant. Phone 850-653-8868 1-800-345-8688 island as well. represent a more rapid proficiency. All the businesses run The pressure was too rate of improvement Formerly The Apalachicola Times While this is a heavy by the Armistead family much, The ant moved in the percentage of lift, we must not waiver in provide a valuable service out, and the grasshopper students proficient in SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE our commitment to move to the island as well as moved into a much more English language arts, IN COUNTY all students to perform on the community, unlike comfortable lifestyle. science, and mathematics $24.15 year — $15.75 six months grade level and I ask for condos that only benefit However, it was just a OUT OF COUNTY than has ever been your help in reaching this the owners and a handful matter of time before the $34.65 year — $21 six months experienced in any prior goal. lack of maintenance and Home delivery subscribers may be charged a higher rate for holiday editions. of paid employees. These six-year period in the Sincerely, same developments upkeep caused the new history of this state. For TO ALL ADVERTISERS would push the current housing to show serious the first time, the plan Pam Stewart In case of error or omissions in advertisements, the publishers do not working class out of the deterioration and its new specifically reports the Commissioner of Education hold themselves liable for damage further than the amount received for such advertisement. THE APALACHICOLA TIMES @ApalachTimes The spoken word is given scant attention; the printed word is thoughtfully weighed. The spoken word barely asserts; the printed word thoroughly Find us Follow us convinces. The spoken word is lost; the printed word remains. on Facebook on TWITTER Thursday, November 1, 2012 Local The Times | A5 LanternFest mixes magic, culture and survival skills

By Joan Matey Sopchoppy thatcher Nelson Special to the Times Martin demonstrated the process of creating a woven An enchanting array palm roof for a shelter. of more than 1000 colorful Mary Bower of Satsuma lanterns transformed the wove wisteria into useful Crooked River Lighthouse gathering baskets, as well Park into a magical venue as intricate vessels made last weekend. from coiled pine needles. The old maritime Two very talented landmark celebrates its This “fierce fish” was one musicians, Ralph “Master 1895 birthday at this event, Chief” Peltier and Rick with a lantern for every year of the many lanterns. Ott set a happy tone of its age. The aerial view for strolling around the in the Florida wilderness. from the top of the tower park. Artistic fish- shaped Ken Horne of Tallahassee was well worth the climb. lanterns that were created displayed amazingly strong Activities started off at the workshop on Friday ropes and nets, patiently with three craft experts, were hung from the trees, presenting skills that hand- twisted from bear and Two Al’s Restaurant Photos by ROD GASCHE | Special to the Times grass, palm fibers, as well would be very valuable to served some tasty gumbo, as animal skins and sinew. Donnie Denig brings to life his one-act play. know if one was ever lost jerked chicken and the best local burger around. The entertainment drew a good crowd of around a plump pumpkin 300 folks. The talented Tallahassee Community College Dance Company, which has fallen in love with Carrabelle, gave their second annual performance designed specifically to cause everyone watching to say: “Wow!” Dressed totally in black and using brilliant spheres, rods and glowing gloves they created dancing The TCC dancers mesmerized the audience with arcs of vivid color with amazing arcs of light. precision movement and The Carrabelle fantastic music. Can’t wait A man-of-war lantern to see what they’ll add to it Lighthouse Association has next year! lights up the eerie night. been gradually acquiring In keeping with the equipment to enhance “survivors” theme, the in the play were Will Morris live performances and original one-act play “Last and Jim Smith. As the is seeking experienced of the Lost” was written by final scene of the play, the writers, actors and directors local actor Don Denig. This audience entered the dark to create nautical-themed is his second play written and foreboding bilge of the productions. Themes about for the lighthouse’s Wooden ship, where a transparent local maritime history are Ship Stage, an actual 70-foot spirit, caught in a spiral preferred, and children’s long playground ship that of the last moments of his plays are also welcomed. adapts beautifully for play life, reached out for help. Please call the lighthouse performances. Spooky... and a very clever office at 697-2732 if you are Sopchoppy thatcher Denig gave a convincing illusion. interested in developing a Nelson Martin about to DAVID ADLERSTEIN | the Times and compelling portrayal The lighthouse staff and show. And don’t miss next make a woven palm roof Apalachicola’s Jamie Fox smiles with the giant of the final survivor of volunteers will continue to year’s Lantern Fest! for a shelter. Check our website www. 90-pound pumpkin she won last week in a a shipwreck. The poor utilize our wonderful ship for future hauntings in the spirit crookedriverlighthouse. need volunteers for all our raffle at the Gulfside IGA. Fox scooped out the bloke slowly goes mad, has conversations with a of Halloween, but Lantern org or like us on Facebook fun activities. insides, fed the wet stuff to her chickens, and rat, and is taunted by two Fest will always maintain for a schedule of future Joan Matey is the kept the seeds for next year. Then she added the illuminated ghosts played an air of delight and programs and events. curator/program director jack-o-lantern face that was sure to delight trick- by Melanie Humble and enchantment in recognition We will be showing more of the Crooked River or-treaters Wednesday. Richard MacLean. Other of the first lighting of the vintage maritime movies Lighthouse museum, gift talented community actors tower over a century ago. in the park again soon. We shop and park.

Pd. Pol. Ad. A6 | The Times Local Thursday, November 1, 2012 Arrest REPORT The following report is provided by Joseph H. Pool, 33, Eastpoint, the Franklin County Sheriff ’s Offi ce. violation of probation (FCSO) Arrests in this week’s report were made by offi cers from the Apalachicola Police OCT. 27 Department (APD) and the Franklin Joseph E. Hunnings, 32, Apalachicola, County Sheriff ’s Offi ce (FCSO). All attempted armed robbery with a deadly defendants are to be considered weapon, aggravated battery with a innocent until proven guilty in a court deadly weapon and principle in the fi rst of law. degree (FCSO) Amy E. Anderson, 33, Apalachicola, OCT. 16 possession of a controlled substance with Arsenio S. Sims, 24, Port St. Joe, intent to sell, possession of a controlled failure to appear and violation of substance, maintaining place where probation (FCSO) controlled substance is used, possession of paraphernalia and sale of a controlled OCT. 23 substance (FCSO) Gerald J. Cassell, 30, Eastpoint, Savannah K. Shiver, 18, Apalachicola, violation of probation (FCSO) principle in the fi rst degree (FCSO)

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Don’t Disadvantaged appeal any decision made impairment, contact Vanita as Robert Montgomery Inc., and Norris, 52, of miss the eighth annual Coordinating Board will by the board with respect Anderson at the Apalachee and Stephen Norris, and Port St. Joe, co-owner Downtown Oyster Roast meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday, to any matter considered Regional Planning Council, the appointments of Scott of Classic Coastal from 6-9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2, Nov. 14, at the Franklin at this meeting, he/she will 20776 Central Ave. E., Suite Gaby and Gordon Construction Inc. in Apalachicola. Sponsored County courthouse need to ensure a verbatim 1, Blountstown, FL 32424 Sprague to the Northwest Gaby, 60, of by the Apalachicola Bay annex courtroom, 33 record of the proceeding is at least fi ve working days Florida Transportation Crawfordville, executive Chamber of Commerce, the Market St., Apalachicola. made, which includes the before the meeting date. Corridor Authority. Each vice president of Wakulla events will feature roasted In addition to regular testimony and evidence of the terms began Oct. Bank, and Sprague, 74, oysters; oysters on the half business, the agenda will from which the appeal is to Sanders reappointed 24. of Gulf Breeze, retired shell; creamy artichoke, include the Community be issued. Sanders, 57, of mutual fund money oyster and thyme soup; Transportation Coordinator For additional to corridor authority Carrabelle, was manager from AIM, were fresh local shrimp; blue selection process, the information, a copy of the Gov. Rick Scott last reappointed for a four- appointed to terms also crabs; salad greens; and actual expenditure report agenda or if you require week announced the year term ending Aug. 10, ending Aug. 10, 2016. fantastic desserts. Dine under the stars next to the Apalachicola River. Joe Hutchinson will provide entertainment. For tickets, call 653-9419 or email info@ apalachicolabay.org. Dance Saturday night at senior center A dance will be at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 3, at the Carrabelle Senior Center, 201 N.W. Ave. F, at the corner of First Street in downtown Carrabelle. Admission is free, with music provided by local disc jockey Ron Vice, serving up a lively mix of Big Band dance tunes and mellow pop hits. For more information on the dance and other activities at the center, visit www. CarrabelleSeniorCenter. com. Tobacco-free partners to meet Wednesday There will be a Tobacco- Free Franklin Partnership Coalition meeting from 5:30- 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the Franklin County Health Department, 139 12th St., in the second-fl oor conference room. Bridge maintenance work continues Periodic lane restrictions run through Wednesday, Nov. 7, at the following locations in Franklin County, as Bridge Masters perform routine bridge maintenance work: State Road 30, U.S. 98 Tillie Miller Bridge in Carrabelle, over the Carrabelle River; and State 30, U.S. 98 Porter Bar Creek Bridge, 2.5 miles west of State 65 All activities are weather-dependent and may be delayed or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. Motorists are reminded to pay attention and use caution when driving through the work zone. For more Florida Department of Transportation District Three information, follow us on Twitter @ MyFDOT_NWFL. Historical society plans Nov. 10 election A general meeting of Apalachicola Area Historical Society Inc. will be at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 10 at the Carriage House to elect offi cers for the coming year and other matters of interest. FCSWA to meet Nov. 12 The Franklin County Seafood Workers Association’s regularly scheduled monthly meeting will be at 6 p.m. Nov. 12 at the fi rehouse in Eastpoint. We will be discussing further information regarding bay issues and sharing possible new information as we receive it. Please continue to follow us on Facebook for any updates, new information or details. Contact FCSWA Secretary Jennifer Millender if any further details or information is needed. Transportation board to meet Nov. 14 The Apalachee Regional Planning Council announces a public meeting A8 | The Times Local Thursday, November 1, 2012 VOTING from page A1 MISSING from page A1 http://votefranklin.com, where cumbent Democrat Bill Montford Amid 40 mph winds and 18-foot Navy vessel. you can also review a sample is running against Republican seas, Walbridge ordered his She said he was also pivotal ballot. John Shaw. crew to abandon ship after an in the rescue and renovation of There are no countywide rac- Running for state attorney in engine failed and the Bounty be- the Bounty. “He was completely es or school board races, and of the 2nd Judicial Circuit are in- gan to take on water faster than and totally devoted to the Boun- the fi ve county commission dis- cumbent Democrat Willie Meggs pumps could remove it. ty,” Capt. Randy Mims said. tricts, only two are on the ballot. against Republican challenger Crew members were outfi t- “It was by his efforts the ship In District 1, which includes Pete Williams. In the race for ted in bright red survival suits. stayed maintained. He was one St. George Island and most of circuit judge of the 2nd Judicial Capt. Jerry Weber of Apalachic- of the best square rigger sailors Eastpoint, incumbent Republi- Circuit, a nonpartisan race, Jo- ola said these suits mask hu- left in the world, and that is a dy- can Pinki Jackel, 54, of St. George sefi na Tamayo is running against man scent from predators, fi ght ing art.” Island, is facing a challenge from Barbara Hobbs. hypothermia and often contain Anderson said he helped Democrat Tony Shiver, 52, St. Voters throughout the state EPIRB tracking beacons or a with the Governor Stone when SPECIAL TO THE TIMES George Island. will decide whether to retain fl are. According to reports from it was based in Apalachicola. In District 5, which encom- three members of the Florida the scene of the Coast Guard HMS Bounty “I spent one of the best days of passes portions of Eastpoint east Supreme Court and four from the rescue, one crew member was my entire life with Robin on the to Carrabelle, Democrat Wil- District 1 Court of Appeals. Elev- spotted fl oating alone in the wa- mer described as 30-foot waves. Governor Stone. Two couples liam Massey, 52, of Carrabelle, en amendments to the Florida ter because of a strobing beacon Walbridge still is missing and from St. George Island wanted is squaring off against Hank Constitution are before voters, attached to his gear. the subject of an ongoing Coast to go to Little St. George. When Garrett, 48, of Eastpoint, who is with each needing at least 60 per- Fourteen members of the Guard search. they showed up on the dock, it running without party affi liation. cent support for approval. crew successfully launched in Kristen Anderson of Apala- was clear the women were not Massey defeated longtime incum- Also, Democratic incumbent lifeboats, but Walbridge and two chicola knows Walbridge well. pleased with spending all day on bent county commissioner Bevin Florida Sen. Bill Nelson is squar- female sailors were swept over- She said he came to Apalachic- the boat. Conditions were abso- Putnal in the August primary. ing off against Republican chal- board by a wave. One woman ola in the early 1990s and taught lutely perfect. It was so beauti- In Congressional District 2, lenger Connie Mack. managed to reach a lifeboat. a captain’s course here that she ful,” she said. incumbent Steve Southerland, R- Elliott said absentee ballots The second woman, First Mate attended. “The Stone heeled over a little Panama City, is facing a challenge can be picked up during offi ce Claudene Christian, 42, was “He was a big boon to the bit and went to work like a good from Al Lawson, D-Tallahassee. hours, and all must be returned recovered from the water late community and helped a num- horse. Later, when we were out In the race to fi ll the Florida to the Supervisor of Elections of- Monday, but rescuers were un- ber of local captains become on the bay, one of the wives said House District 7 seat, vacated by fi ce no later than 7 p.m. on Elec- able to revive her. She has been qualifi ed to take on charter pas- to her husband, ‘Why don’t you Leonard Bembry, Liberty County tion Day. called the fi rst North American sengers,” she said. “He was the get rid of that boat you’ve got Clerk of Court Robert Hill is run- Heading the items on the bal- casualty of Sandy. captain who trained the captain and get something like this?’ ning as a Democrat against Talla- lot is the race between Demo- All 14 crew members initially of the USS Constitution,” refer- “Robin was a sailor,” Ander- hassee nurseryman Halsey Bes- cratic incumbent President evacuated were airlifted by the ring to the refurbished schooner son said. “And if you’re a sailor, hears, the Republican candidate. Barack Obama, and Republican Coast Guard on Monday morn- originally launched in 1797 that when time’s up, that’s the best In Florida Senate District 3, in- challenger Mitt Romney. ing amid what one rescue swim- is the oldest commissioned U.S. way for a sailor to go.”

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(Pd.Pol.Ad.) TONY ALTON SHIVER, SR. PUBLIC MEETING OF FRANKLIN COUNTY CANDIDATE FOR FRANKLIN CANVASSING BOARD AND CANVASSING COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 OF THE ABSENTEE BALLOTS FOR THE NOVEMBER 6, 2012 GENERAL ELECTION

I would like to take a few minutes of your All meetings of the Franklin County Canvassing Board are open to the public and will be conducted time to thank each and every person I for the General Election at the Supervisor of Elections Office located at 47 Ave. F, Apalachicola, have had the pleasure to speak with about FL. who I am and what I would like to see for Sealed absentee ballots received prior to 10:00 a.m., Monday, November 5, 2012 for the General the future for Franklin County. I am running Election will be available for public inspection from 8:30 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. on Monday November for County Commissioner District 1, but I 5, 2012. am also running for Franklin County as a whole. The Franklin County Canvassing Board will meet at 10:00 a.m. on November 5, 2012 at the Franklin County Supervisor of Elections Office located at 47 Avenue F, Apalachicola, Florida. This meeting I would like to start by talking a little about is open to the public. The absentee ballots will be canvassed and processed through the ballot our home and what it means to me. I was born and grew up here, as part of tabulator; however, not tabulated. a fourth generation family. At the age of 12, I worked alongside of my father from the deck of a boat, learning early on to love the bay and its surrounding beauty Sealed absentee ballots received prior to 1:00 p.m., Tuesday November 6, 2012 for the General as if it was a part of me. I grew up in Eastpoint, graduated from Carrabelle Election will be available for public inspection from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday November High School, lived in Apalachicola 8 years, and since 1990, I’ve resided on St. 6, 2012. Immediately afterwards; those absentee ballots will be opened and processed; however, George Island. I attended Lively Law Enforcement Academy and later Gulf not tabulated. Coast Community College while working for the Franklin County Sheriff’s The Canvassing Board will reconvene at 1:00 p.m. on November 6, 2012 to continue the canvass of Department and later with the State of Florida Department of Corrections. absentee ballots for the General Election. Any absentee ballots received after 1:00 p.m. November Since the late 90s, I have worked alongside my wife in her family’s businesses. 6, 2012 will be available for public inspection until opened. Those wishing to inspect absentee I’m fresh to politics, but with me come fresh ideas to better our community. ballots received on November 6, 2012 must be present throughout the time referenced. Shortly I would like to see a five year plan put into place as to the how the County after receipt, those ballots will be opened and processed; however not tabulated. Tabulation of all absentee ballots will not begin until after 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday November 6, 2012. should be run in regard to spending and reserves. We need this in order to plan ahead in protecting the future of Franklin County. It’s time to stop Pursuant to Section 101.68 (2), Florida Statutes, if any elector or candidate present believes that being reactive to problems and to start being pro-active by keeping an ever an absentee ballot is illegal due to a defect apparent on the voter’s certificate, he or she may, at any watching eye on our home and those things that impact it. We have to start time before the ballot is removed from the envelope, file with the canvassing board a protest against identifying and dealing with problems before they materialize so to minimize the canvass of that ballot, specifying the precinct, the ballot, and the reason he or she believes the confusion, response time and prevent as many problems as we can. Also, I ballot to be illegal. A challenge based upon a defect in the voter’s certificate may not be accepted think the County needs to be ran as our home budget is run, with every dime after the ballot has been removed from the mailing envelope. efficiently used and accounted for. The Canvassing Board will canvass precinct returns and provisional ballots cast for the General I believe in Franklin County and I want to preserve our history and protect Election November 6, 2012 following the receipt of results from each precinct. The Board will also our future. Franklin County is a place that people come to enjoy the peace, be conducting a random selection of a precinct and a contest in order to conduct a manual audit of beautiful scenery, our wonderful seafood, quaint shops and wonderful restaurants. I the voting system. The Canvassing Board will reconvene on November 16, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. if want to help this County progress, but my type of progress would benefit this necessary, to canvass absentee ballots from overseas voters and perform any other duties prescribed by law. If Necessary, the Canvassing Board will reconvene on Wednesday November 7, 2012 at community in a way that our history is not destroyed. The progress I refer 10:00 a.m. to complete the canvass of precinct returns and canvass provisional ballots. to is additional services and businesses that would benefit the community as a whole. The Franklin County Canvassing Board will convene at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, November 9, 2012 Lastly, I believe in you, the people, who will see that your County Commissioners at the Supervisor of Elections office located at 47 Ave. F, Apalachicola, FL to conduct the manual audit of the voting system. If it is necessary for the canvassing board to reconvene to canvass overseas are overseers to run the county as it should be. I want to hear your comments, ballots on November 16th, a new date and time for the audit will be posted at the office and website both good and bad, so I can be a better representative of you. As you know, of the Supervisor of Elections. every vote counts, so I am asking you to come out to vote on this coming Tuesday, November 6th and vote for me, Tony Shiver, Candidate for District It may become necessary for the Canvassing Board to reconvene after November 7, 2012. If so the 1 County Commission. time and date will be posted at the office of the Supervisor of Elections and the Franklin County Courthouse and announced at the conclusion of the November 6, 2012 meeting. Thank you, In accordance with the Sunshine Law of Florida, all Canvasing Board meetings are open to the public.

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Community Center Meeting Room, 1 Bay Avenue, Apalachicola, Florida to discuss and receive citizen comments on a special look at it.” Speaking of constituencies, Parrish said he was proud exception request relating to proposed business use of the structure on the parcel located at the corner of Hwy 98 and 5Th Solomon said Saturday’s 10 to stand besides Collins in a.m. parade through U.S. 98 St (O/R Office Residential), more specifically described as Block 9, Lots 6- 8 pursuant to the official zoning map of the city. A their roles. “I think she’s go- in Apalachicola has a boat- Special Meeting will immediately follow. ing to be great representing load of politicians in it, three The following special exception request item will be discussed and considered: the county. She’s very intel- days before the election. a) The applicant is interested in opening a Christ Community Academy providing quality Christian child care ligent and speaks well. She’s On Friday, it’s party time going to present Franklin at the festivities, with lots of services within the O/R (Office Residential) zoned area. County and the industry rides and amusements and The Apalachicola Land Development Code allows for such use if special exception approval is granted. All interested parties well, representing our heri- music from 5-10:30 p.m. are encouraged to attend and be heard with respect to this request. For further information, contact the Apalachicola tage and way of life.” There’ll be the usual Administrative and Community Development Office, 1 Avenue E, Apalachicola, Florida850-653-9319. The seafood industry is tables of organizations, the cradle in which Parrish vendors and artists spread was born 51 years ago in through Battery Park. Ex- Pascagoula, Miss., while his pect a surprise or two, like a dad was fishing off the coast. huge wooden chair made by Married to wife Angela, Don Lane and Bill Cox. with three sons, Billy, 31, “Arts and crafts is com- Smokey Jr., 27, and Dalyn, pletely stacked full again,” 15, and a granddaughter Solomon said. “We couldn’t Keelee Bray, 3, Parrish now get another one in there if works for Ward and Sons we tried. We have 25 non- Seafood, one of the county’s profit groups in the park and oldest and most respected 13 nonprofits on food row.” seafood processors. The festival continues at “I got in on the process- the crack of dawn Saturday, ing end rather then the fish- with a 7 a.m. registration for ing end,” said Parrish, who the Redfish Run on the front shrimped with his dad on steps of the Gibson Inn. summer vacations begin- Runners take off on the 5K ning at age 7. at 8 a.m. After graduating from At 10 a.m. the gates open Apalachicola High School in for the festival. It takes a $5 1979, Parrish attended Gulf admission charge to get in, Coast Community College and that covers everything, for a while and then worked including the 8 p.m. show a year in construction be- by Brice. Kids under 12 are fore establishing a seafood free. industry career. He now is “We don’t allow glass one of the county’s most bottles into the park, and no listened-to experts on the dogs,” Solomon said. The industry and how it can be county humane society is helped during these turbu- doing dog watching at the lent years. Bay Avenue gate for those “I think it’s an honor to who are interested. represent the seafood in- After what will be an dustry and try to promote enormous parade ends, the the seafood industry with all festival gets into full gear. the battles we’re facing,” he From 1-5 p.m., there’s Blue said. “With the state of the Crab races, at the top of bay as it is, they wanted a each hour, for kids under 12. strong spokesman to speak Winners get prizes; losers out for the seafood industry can search for a faster crus- and who had a great amount tacean for next year. of knowledge and how to ad- At 1 p.m. there’s the dress the problems we’re oyster shucking contest, facing at this time. including Mike Martin, the “We’re facing a lot of Panama City shucker and difficult regulations,” he returning champion, who said, as he drove back from last month won his third a meeting of the Florida consecutive national cham- Commission on Oil Spill pionship in Maryland. Response Coordination. At 1:15 p.m., your taste “Basically we’re on a down buds will be royally twisted cycle as far as freshwater by the Oyster Eating Con- notice of change of land use we need, and with FDA test, where contestants eat regulations, there’s a mul- as many oysters as they notice of zoning change titude of problems right can in the allotted time, or now hitting the seafood to their stomachs’ displea- notice of replatting of south shoal industry from all different sure, whichever comes first. angles. Understandably, there is no subdivision and notice of intent to “Being a resilient people, entry fee. adopt an ordinance rescinding the we just have to push forward Music is all day on the and try to bring seafood in- main stage, beginning at south shoalpud ordinance #2004-36 dustry back to what it once noon with Ashley Carroll. At was and bring economic 2 p.m., entertainment con- revival back to our commu- tinues with Living Waters nity,” Parrish said. Church, Eastpoint Church The Franklin County Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing, pursuant In addition to savoring of God youth band, Highway to Section 163.3184, Florida Statutes, to consider adopting proposed changes to the Franklin fresh, locally caught sea- 67 and Lisa Shaffer. County Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map Series on 7.44 acres in Section 6, Township food, festival goers will have At 11 p.m. the park clos- a lot to enjoy, beginning Fri- es. The way of life continues, 7 South, Range 1 West, Franklin County, Florida, at Alligator Point, as shown in the map below, day night when the festival indefinitely. from Commercial to Residential. The Franklin County Board of County Commissioners further proposes to consider changing the zoning on the same piece of property from South Shoal Village Planned Unit Development to R-1 Single Family Residential. The Franklin County Board of County Commissioners also will consider a proposed replat of the South Shoal Subdivision to contain seven one-acre lots and adoption of an ordinance rescinding the South Shoal PUD ordinance 2004-36, entitled: an ordinance rescinding the south shoal pud ordinance nuMber 2004-36 and providing an effective date.

A public hearing on the proposed changes will be held on Tuesday, November 20, 2012, at 10:00 a.m. at the County Commission meeting room in the Franklin County Courthouse Annex, 34 Forbes Street, Apalachicola, Florida. More information can be obtained and the proposed changes may be inspected at the Franklin County Planning Department, 34 Forbes Street, Suite 1, Apalachicola, Florida, 32320 (telephone 850-653-9783). A copy of the ordinance is on file at the office of the clerk of court, and may be viewed by the public at 33 Market Street, Apalachicola, Florida 32320. Persons wishing to comment may do so in person at the public hearing or in writing to the Franklin County Board of County Commissioners, 33 Market Street, Suite 203, Apalachicola, Florida 32320. Transactions of this public hearing will not be recorded. Persons who may wish to appeal any action resulting from this hearing should make the necessary arrangements to ensure that a verbatim record is made, including testimony and evidence, if any, upon which the appeal is to be based. Those persons with disabilities who require special assistance to attend this public hearing must contact Michael Moron, deputy clerk, at 850-653-8861, x100, at least three business days prior to the public hearing. Thursday, November 1, 2012 Local The Times | A11 BRICE from page A1 said. “It’s starting to feel this might play the piano growing up in Sum- which he said encompass every- Brice, however, is making it had,” Brice said. “I really like them be our year, that we’re here and we ter, S.C., and then was taught his thing from gospel and country, es- back on Saturday morning for the raw.” matter. Rubbing shoulders with fi rst guitar chords by his mom’s pecially Garth Brooks, to Eminem, wedding of a longtime college bud- Concertgoers can expect some- everybody, it feels good.” brother, Carlyle Lewis, known as Foo Fighters, Guns ‘N Roses and dy, a fellow engineering student at thing special Saturday night, from Not only does it feel good, but Uncle Boy for being the only boy Coldplay. Clemson, who met his bride after a talented performer and songwrit- it looks good, and tonight at the among all sisters. “I’ve been infl uenced by every one of Brice’s concerts. er whose “Crazy Girl” was named County Music Awards, Brice and “He taught me chords, and then genre there is,” he said. “On my the most played song of 2011, who Reeveley will radiate some of that from there I taught myself,” Brice next album, there’s defi nitely a lot WEDDING SATURDAY MORNING has written hits for Garth Brooks, hot look at his being nominated said. more music I want to share.” “We’re sitting at the bar after Tim McGraw and more, and who for “Best New Artist,” along with The burly baritone with gentle Brice’s journey to Nashville one of my shows, and ice starts holds Billboard’s record for the Hunter Hayes, Brantley Gilbert, grey-blue eyes sang in church and came after he indulged the other getting thrown and we fi gure longest charting country song Thompson Square and Love and wrote his own songs, including one great love of his boyhood: football. they’re throwing it at me. Come to with “Love Like Crazy,” named the Theft. in his sophomore year, “I’ve Grown The inside linebacker and offen- fi nd out this beautiful bombshell is most played song of 2010. “I love it for Sara. She gets to to Love You,” that won him a talent sive lineman on a 17-player team directly hitting Bert with this ice,” “I have an unbelievable band. get dolled up and I get to take her contest. that won the lower state champi- Brice said. “Now they’re getting They’ve been with me for a long out. It’s almost like a date,” Brice “I had my cowboy hat, two-tone, onship his junior year, Brice “was married, and I’ll play a song at the time, since the very beginning,” said. “It’s a big deal for her to walk button-down, long sleeves on, and pretty damn good at it,” he said. wedding. I promised him.” Brice said. “That’s kind of rare.” the red carpet. I like it enough, but I won, and won every year after Recruited to play for several Di- Those vocals will be at the mar- “I couldn’t do this if I just hired I’d rather be in a fi eld hunting. that,” Brice said. vision I schools, Brice was invited riage of Bert Bagley and Jolene guys to come out. I wouldn’t have “I’m proud to be even nominat- He and his friends had a band to walk on at Clemson and played Weikel in Thomasville, Ga., that af- the same show,” Brice said. “You’ll ed for that,” Brice said. “The 12 Bridges,” named for a there for a year before an injury, ternoon, and then Brice is “hauling see the difference; they’re not Brice and Sara are getting mar- road right down from the two-mile and the lure of Nashville, sidelined butt up to the show.” hired guns to stand there.” ried in April, and then he wants stretch where they were all from. the gridiron dream. He said he plans to savor some “We’re just working hard, and more kids. “We need to wait until They played locally, everything “I went and visited Nashville of Apalachicola’s oysters and see while the iron’s hot, I want to we get married, and then as soon from Hank Williams Jr. to Aeros- and knew immediately,” he said. “I how they compare to the ones he strike,” Brice said. “The iron’s hot as we get married …” Lee said. mith, half of them covers and half thought ‘Well, I’ll move here for the had at the Oyster Fest Block Party for us, we have a song sitting at Two big passions coursed originals. summer.’ There was no turning he played at Shaw’s Crab House in number one and it’s great for us. I through Brice’s own childhood: That range of musical tastes is back, and I never made it back to Chicago three weeks ago. want to push my shows as far as I music and football. He learned to in keeping with Brice’s infl uences, Clemson.” “I ordered all the oysters they can push it.”

PUBLIC NOTICE FRANKLIN COUNTY LANDFILL

The Franklin County Board of County Commissioners is seeking applications HOSTS HOUSEHOLD from county residents interested in serving on the Franklin County RESTORE Act HAZARDOUS WASTE ROUNDUP Advisory Council. The Board is seeking one citizen representatives from each of the following unincorporated communities: Alligator Point, Lanark Village, Eastpoint, and St. George Island. There are 4 additional at-large seats and these 4 Friday, November 9, 2012 Franklin County Landfill will hold it’s seats may be filled by residents from any area of the county. The Board will select Fall household hazardous waste roundup located at 210 the community representatives as well as the at-large. There are additional seats Highway 65 Eastpoint. Items allowed Paint, household on the RESTORE Council and they will be filled by appointments from various chemicals, fluroescent tubes, oil, batteries, electronics and Boards already in existence in the county. computers will be collected and disposed of at no charge. The purpose of the RESTORE Council is to assist the Board in selecting projects Hours of Collection and programs that will be submitted to the federal government for potential funding from any fines levied against BP because of the Deep Horizon Oil Spill. The RESTORE 9:00 a.m. til 12:00 p.m. Council will be subject to “Sunshine” rules and selected members will be required For more information contact: to fill out a Financial Disclosure form with the Ethics Commission. Franklin County Solid Waste & Recycling Department Persons interested in applying should contact Ms. Amy Kelly at 850-653-9783, 850-670-8167 ext. 167, or her email address is [email protected] or come by the Planning Office in the Courthouse Annex to pick up an application.

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BACK TO MS. KELLY BY THE END OF BUSINESS DAY ON FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 2012.

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A12 | The Times Society Thursday, November 1, 2012 Raevyn Jefferson, Stephen McLaughlin wed Bill Banks to Raevyn Trai-Joie McLaughlin, mother of Jefferson and Stephen the groom; sibling vocal Vaughn McLaughlin were and musical tribute by celebrate 80 years married in a Royal Wedding Bobby Wintons, Jr., brother on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012 of the bride, and Angel at The Potter’s House McLaughlin, sister of the International Ministries groom;, liturgical dance in Jacksonville. Bishop and solo duet by Michellita Vaughn McLaughlin, pastor Taylor and Shenette and father-of-the-groom, Howard; and musical send- offi ciated. off of “This Will Be” by The bride is the daughter Temolynn Wintons, mother of Temolynn White- of the bride. Wintons, of Apalachicola. The Royal Court The bridegroom is included bridesmaids the son of Vaughn and Clarissa Clark, maid of Narlene McLaughlin, of honor; Jessica Farley, Jacksonville. matron of honor; Angel The bride was escorted McLaughlin, Tsciena by her mother to “God White, Ke’Asha Dorsett, Has Smiled on Me,” pre- Tamara Robinson, recorded by the late Bishop Audreen Robinson, Dana Daniel White, grandfather of Washington, Stephanie the bride. She wore an ivory McCorvey and Valisa princess gown adorned Coleman. with beads, sequins, lace Groomsmen included and diamond accessories Gerald Kohn, Harry with a 12-foot train. She Coxsome, Bobby Wintons, carried a bouquet of lighted, Jr., Kenneth McLaughlin, bejeweled, freshly cut ivory Jr., Ken Owens, Jared roses. The groom wore a Jones, Tracey Tate, Deon black tail tuxedo with ivory Madison, Daron Collins, Hawaiian honeymoon, the House Christian Academy accessories. Nirobie Riley and attendant newlyweds will reside in and attended St. Johns The spiritual ceremony to the bride Jathan Martin. Jacksonville. Community College. He consisted of the salt Flower girls were Madison The bride is a graduate is currently employed covenant administered by Garland and A’Zari of Port St. Joe High with the Jacksonville Pastor L.D. and Bishop Coxsome. I’lan Bates School, Port St. Joe, and Impact House and is head Sheila Martin, of the Love & served as the ring bearer earned a masters in basketball coach at The William David Banks, also known to his friends Worship Center, uncle and and Zkhi Taylor as the bell business administration Potter’s House Christian as Bill Banks, will celebrate his 80th birthday on aunt of the bride; prayer for ringer. from Florida A & M Academy. Saturday, Nov. 3 the couple by Bishop Ella The wedding was University in Tallahassee. For photos and He was born in Fayetteville, Ga. on Nov. 3, 1932 to B. Speed, great-aunt of the followed by a grand She is the former 2003 video footage of The the late William Jewel and Lula Clifford Banks. bride; communion served reception in ministries’ Miss Florida Seafood. She Royal Wedding please There will be a party for him given by his daughter by Apostle Shirley C. White, youth sanctuary, during is employed with Fifth visit the newlyweds’ April Dalton from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. grandmother of the bride; which family and friends Third Bank. wedding website at www. 4 at the Eastpoint Pavilion. All friends and relatives the sanctity of marriage were entertained with The bridegroom is a raevynandstephen. are invited to come help us celebrate this wonderful taught by Lady Narlene live music. Following a graduate of The Potter’s wedsite.com occasion.

of the PET WEEK Adrienne Jones, Franklin County Humane Society Anthony Croom to wed Civilized SISSY! Adrienne Marion Jones and Anthony Jerome Croom, Jr. would like to announce their upcoming Sissy is a 3 year old Miniature marriage set for Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012. Pinscher mix. She is very well The ceremony will be at Lafayette Park and will behaved with beautiful manners. begin at 5 p.m., with the reception following at the She knows how to sit, she is house Apalachicola Senior Citizens Center. Adrienne is the daughter of Bubba and Reenea trained, walks well on a leash and Jones, of Eastpoint, and Keith and Lisa Saleh, of gets along well with other dogs. Port St. Joe. She has an intelligent expression Adrienne’s paternal grandparents are Marion and wants to please. This little girl and Helen Jones, of Fernandina Beach, and will be the perfect companion for her maternal grandparent’s are Quention and someone wanting an inside dog that has all the right stuff. Tillie Creamer, and the late Martha Creamer, of Volunteers are desperately needed to socialize all of our dogs and Apalachicola. cats. Anthony is the son of Anthony Croom, Sr., We are always looking for people willing to bring one of our animals and Tammie Ford, of Apalachicola. His maternal into their home to be fostered for various needs. Anytime you can grandparents are Christell and the late Richard Ford, and his paternal grandparents are Granville spare would be greatly appreciated. and Delores Croom, of Apalachicola, and the late Mattie Croom, of Miami. Call Karen at 670-8417 for more details or visit the Franklin County Humane Society at 244 State Road 65 in Eastpoint. You may logon to the website at www.forgottenpets.org to see more of our adoptable pets.

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Carrabelle, Thomas Lee “members only,” all events on Saturday, Nov. 10 from can still be a time of hope ready to hit the hay, Big yard sale. and crew will be cooking and fundraisers are open to 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will and of family, of love and of set your timepieces Members of the Boston butts. A donation of everyone. be handmade crafts, fresh connection to all the things back one hour. Ladies Guild of $20 each is required, and Two things that drivers baked goods, and a yard and all the people who have While you are at it, Sacred Heart will help support the many never use are the horn, sale. At noon, a service ever been important to us. check the batteries Church, 2653 U.S. charities of the American and the directional signals. will be held to honor For additional in your smoke 98, Lanark Village, Legion. They will be ready Let’s be more courteous our military veterans. information about alarms. will have their to go at 8 a.m. Take one out there! Following this will be a Big Bend Hospice’s Saturday, Nov. LANARK NEWS annual yard sale home and enjoy. Be kind to one another, lunch of homemade turkey bereavement services, please contact Pam 3 will be a very Jim Welsh Saturday, Nov. 3. During the week, at check on the sick and and dressing, dessert and Mezzina at 878-5310, busy day. Members The sale starts at 8 Camp Gordon Johnston house bound – and keep tea for only $7. Come up to ext. 799 or pam@ of the Lanark Village a.m. Coffee and goodies to American Legion Post smiling. You may not feel Wewa and enjoy the food, bigbendhospice.org. Golf Club will have a full get you started, and brats 82, we have Wednesday any better but everyone bargains, and fellowship. Registration information breakfast ready for you and hot dogs for lunch, night soup-and-sandwich else will wonder what The church is about six miles north of town on also available at www. at Chillas Hall. Starting with all the toppings, and 5 - 7 p.m. Donation of $5 is you’re up to. bigbendhospice.org. at 8 a.m., there will be thousands of items for sale, required. Friday night is Until next time, God Highway 71. Just look for pancakes/French toast, and 50/50 drawing. Come hamburger-and-chips from bless America, our troops, the red double doors! bacon, eggs, juice and and look around, there’s 5 - 7 p.m. Donation $6, and the poor, homeless and the Knights of Columbus coffee. Your donation of $5 bound to be something you Sunday is pizza, 5 - 7 p.m. hungry. Hospice service at pancake breakfast The Knights of veterans park Columbus cordially invite Big Bend Hospice all St. Patrick Catholic invites everyone to Church parishioners, the annual Service of visitors and neighbors to Card of Thanks Remembrance, at 10:30 come together and enjoy a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, at pancakes, sausage, coffee, The family of Betty Mae Braswell would Austin Lee, what a blessing... the Three Servicemen juice and good fellowship at like to thank everyone for the support and love And Mallorie Jones, thanks for the Statue, 230 Market St., St. Patrick Parish Hall. shown during our loss. memories. Apalachicola We look forward to Thank you to everyone who cooked, visited, To our church families at First Pentecostal The service is non- seeing you on Sunday, Nov. prayed and stayed with us. Holiness and Living Waters Assembly of God, denominational, to bring 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. To our pastors Bro and Sis Roach, thank what a blessing you have been to our family. To together those in the Donation $4 for all you can you for the service, prayers and support. Rev the pallbearers, so much thanks....Also to Holly community to honor the eat. Take out available. Craig Hicks, Scottie Lolley, Arthur Coulter, and Hills Funeral Home...for such a good job. memories of loved ones at Ricky Tedder, thank you for the thoughts and A very special thank you to our hospice this very special time of the prayers. nurses, you gals are angels in disguise… year. First Baptist to To Charlsey King, Edwina Paul, Joanne We had such an outpouring of love from Services include music present Veterans Crum, thanks for being there with us. friends and family in this community and we by music therapists and To David E Paul, Beth Terry, Jamie Martina, will always be grateful. words of encouragement Day program Danny Gay, Terry Tipton, Terri Pridgen, and The family of Betty Mae Braswell from chaplains, all part In recognition of of the Big Bend Hospice America’s nearly 25 million staff. Hospice grief and living, wounded and loss counselors will be handicapped veterans, available to talk. The those who have given Obituaries service concludes with their lives, their widows, a special candle lighting and the MIAs/POWs., the Gloria Houseman Jerry Phillips ceremony and passing First Baptist Christian of the candlelight in School would like to say Gloria Helen Buzier Houseman, of Apala- Jerry Glen Phillips home. He loved this area memory of loved ones. A ‘thank you” by inviting chicola, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012, in passed away Tuesday, and its people and made reception follows, hosted all area veterans and the Gulfport, Miss. August 21, 2012, at Big them a part of his family. by members from the community to the annual Mrs. Houseman was born June 8, 1928, in Bend Hospice House in A memorial to cel- county’s advisory council. Veterans Day program, at Franklin County to the late Costa and Esther Tallahassee. ebrate his life will be 9 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 12 Frances Buzier, Sr. Those who attend share Mr. Phillips was held on his birthday, in the church sanctuary She is preceded in death by her parents a common purpose — to born in Texas on Nov. Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012, at 46 Ninth Street in and a brother, Costa Buzier, Jr. honor and to remember a 10, 1941. He is sur- at 2 p.m. in Eastpoint at loved one who has died, to Apalachicola. She is survived by two children; a son, vived by his daughter, JERRY Marion Millender Park Dennis Carter Houseman, of Apalachicola, Michelle Bowes; son- PHILLIPS overlooking the bay he a daughter; Gloria Jean Houseman, of in-law, Larry Bowes; loved so much. Every- Gulfport, Miss., two grandchildren, Cliff Sut- grandchildren Jacqueline one is welcome to come be with THE ton, Jr. of Perkinston, Miss., and Eric Lynn Bowes and Aidan Bowes; his family and friends on his Trinity Episcopal Watkins, of Thomasville, Ga.; and fi ve great EPISCOPAL sisters Gwendolyn Willis and special day. Church grandchildren. est. 1836 She is also survived by two sisters, Loretta Brenda Lavergne; brother An extra special thank-you WELCOMES YOU CHURCH Ost, of Panama City, and Ollie Ruth House- James Taylor; and many is sent out to Weems Memorial man, of Apalachicola; and two brothers; friends. and Big Bend Hospice House of Rudolph Buzier, of Panama City, and Adolph Although born and raised Tallahassee for making his last Buzier of Apalachicola. in Texas, Mr. Phillips has been days as comfortable and digni- Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Thurs- a resident of Eastpoint for 20 fi ed as possible, not only for Mr. day, Nov. 1, and funeral is at 3 p.m. Friday, years. Mr. Phillips arrived in Phillips but also for his family. Nov. 2, both at Kelley’s Funeral Home in Eastpoint on a fi shing boat and These people are truly extraor- Apalachicola. then knew he had found his dinary in their caregiving. WELCOMES YOU First Baptist Church Welcomes You WELCOMES YOU St. George Island First Pentecostal Holiness Church Trinity Church 501 E. Bayshore Drive 379 Brownsville Road • Apalachicola Hwy. 98 & 6th St. Church 927-2257 Apalachicola of the R.R. Michael Michael Whaley, Waley, Pastor We’re excited about what God’s doing!!! 850-653-9550 Join us as we praise and worship the living Christ. 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PLEASE COME JOIN US FOR Christmas Open House SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2012 Locally owned and operated 10 O’CLOCK UNTIL 5 O’CLOCK EST Home • Business • Auto • Health • Workers Comp LOTS OF PRIZES lp Us Kick me He Off th 15%AND IN-HOUSEOFF ALL Co ay Sea e SPECIALS Holid son SERVINGCHRISTMAS LUNCHITEMS!* The United Methodist Churches FROM*EXCLUDES 12 WILLOW ‘TILL 2PMTREE EST ITEMS [email protected] of Franklin County Welcome You First United Methodist Church of Apalachicola Worship Service 11:00 a.m. every Sunday Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 75 5th St. Apalachicola - 653-9530 - [email protected] Pastor: Rev. Themo Patriotis Carrabelle United Methodist Church Worship Services 10:45 a.m. - Sunday School 9:30 a.m. SERVING LUNCH “Celebrate Recovery” Mondays 7-9 p.m. FROM 12 ‘TILL 2PM EST NurseryHealingHealing nowservice serviceprovided first firstTuesday for Tuesday Sunday each each Churchmonth-7 month Service p.m. 102 NE Ave. B Carrabelle - 697-3672 Pastor: AaronJulie Stephens Batey Eastpoint United Methodist Church Worship Service 10:009:00 a.m. every Sunday Prayer 9:15Sunday a.m. Waffles Brunch & 10Wisdom a.m. 11:15 a.m. HealingHealing Service serviceYouth every Groupevery first fourth FridaysTuesdays Monday of 6the p.m. Monthat 7:00 p.m.at 6:30 p.m. 317 Patton317 Patton Dr. (corner Dr. (corner of David of David St.) - 670-8825St.) Pastor:Pastor: Rev. Aaron Beth Batey White St. George Island United Methodist Church 9:00 a.m. Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Fellowship Hour 201 E. Gulf Beach Dr. 927- 4635 www.sgiumc.org Pastor: Rev. Themo Patriotis 328 Reid Ave., Port St. Joe, FL 850-227-1950 Email outdoors news to timesoutdoors @starfl .com A UTDOORS Section Thursday, November 1, 2012O www.apalachtimes.com Page 14

Youths can join FWC ONE FISH, NINE FISH, REDFISH, BLUEFISH Genee Heinke, who you may conservation team know from Special to the Times Another opportunity Apalachicola for youths is the $100 Ace Hardware, Even though young Gold Sportsman’s li- took the day off people are allowed to hunt cense, which authorizes Wednesday, and fi sh in Florida without the holder to take game Oct. 24, to go having to buy a license un- and freshwater or saltwa- fi shing with her ter fi sh and provides the til they turn 16 years old, fi shing guide deer, management area, a change in the license hubby David. system now makes it pos- archery season, muzzle- sible for youngsters to loading season, cross- This is one of voluntarily purchase their bow season, turkey, wa- nine redfi sh licenses early and start terfowl, snook and spiny she caught contributing today toward lobster (crawfi sh) permit fi shing out of conservation. privileges. Apalachicola. Youths younger than 16 For every year that years of age can now pur- passes until a youth turns chase their fi rst annual 17, the FWC will receive freshwater, saltwater or about $7 in matching hunting license, which will federal funds, which will remain valid until their be used to preserve and DAVID HEINKE 17th birthday, no matter manage the almost 6 mil- Special to the Times how young they are when lion acres of the state’s they buy it. All three types public hunting, wildlife of licenses are $17. management area system “You’re never too and the state’s saltwater young to start contribut- and freshwater fi sheries. Seahawk crew tackles plastic pollution ing to our great state’s Go to MyFWC.com/ hunting and fi shing heri- HunterSafety to learn to save the fi rst sign, “but it when to register a child By LOIS SWOBODA tage and protecting our 653-1819 | @ApalachTimes wasn’t a very good location,” wild habitats and resourc- for a hunter safety class. Lswoboda@starfl .com she said. es,” said Richard Corbett, The new hunting and fi sh- The Apalachicola Rotary a commissioner with the ing youth licenses can be A group of Franklin Club and the Apalachicola Florida Fish and Wildlife purchased at all outlets County high school students National Estuarine Re- Conservation Commis- that sell hunting and fi sh- and its mentor are taking search Reserve each donat- sion. “And this new ability ing licenses, such as the the problem of litter in hand, ed several hundred dollars to purchase a license cre- offi ce of Tax Collector literally. for the fi rst sign. Montgom- ates a wonderful opportu- Jimmy Harris. They also Students against Plastic ery said she is seeking funds nity to do just that.” can be bought at MyFWC. Pollution (SAPP) is on a mis- again or suggestions for Youths younger than 16 com. sion. Science teacher Heidi fundraisers. years of age will still have The youth license be- Montgomery and her stu- Other projects Montgom- to complete the state’s came available at the dents are working to raise ery would like to see funded hunter safety certifi cation same time the FWC awareness about trash, include a “bring your own before taking advantage launched its new Recre- especially in and around bag” incentive program at of this special license op- ational License Issuance Apalachicola Bay. local grocery stores, installa- portunity for hunting. The Services on Oct. 2. The Since the beginning of tion of a fi ltered water bottle classes are free. Safety license vendor is Brandt the school year, Montgom- fi ller for the school so kids LOIS SWOBODA | The Times classes aren’t required for Information Services of ery and about a dozen of her will have options other than Deborah Dempsey and Laura Gallegos display the fi shing licenses. Tallahassee. students have met twice a disposable water bottles Seahawks bracelet they collected on the beach. month to collect litter. Last and the sale of metal water term, they raised $1,400 to bottles and canvas shopping pier. seafood from a town that has WEEKLY ALMANAC post a sign on the Eastpoint bags with the SAPP logo to By far, the most common trash everywhere?” Date High Low % Precip waterfront for three months raise funds. litter was plastic and glass Several students won- Thu, Nov. 01 76° 53° 0 % reminding people that plas- By the way, the organi- beverage bottles. A single dered aloud if tougher en- Fri, Nov. 02 76° 52° 0 % tic pollution is a problem. zation doesn’t have a logo trash heap on the edge of forcement of litter laws and Sat, Nov. 03 76° 52° 0 % On Friday, the sign came yet and they are looking for the brush yielded 31 beer warning signs would stem Sun, Nov. 04 76° 54° 0 % down and the group is once an artist to design one pro bottles. Some other common the seemingly endless fl ow Mon, Nov. 05 74° 59° 30 % again seeking donations bono. items discarded were dia- of garbage. Tues, Nov. 06 75° 57° 10 % to post another billboard. On Saturday, Montgom- pers, rope, ice bags, plastic More unusual items dis- Wed, Nov. 07 76° 56° 0 % Montgomery said she was ery’s pollution police were motor oil containers, ciga- covered were a fi shing lure, disappointed they weren’t cleaning up the beach adja- rette butts, food containers a broken fi shing pole, a dis- TIDE TABLES MONTHLY AVERAGES able to raise enough funds cent to the Eastpoint fi shing of all kinds and snuff cans. assembled shoe and one of To find the tides of the following areas, subtract the Much of the litter had ob- the rubber pep bracelets indicated times from these given for APALACHICOLA: viously fl oated ashore, per- distributed by the Franklin HIGH LOW haps discarded by boats on County School this fall. Cat Point Minus 0:40 Minus 1:17 the bay. 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Javakiel Brigham led a balanced scoring attack with two rushing touchdowns and Hunter Jordan completed his two passes for scores to lead Blountstown to a 51-0 rout of Franklin County on Friday. Jordan tossed scoring strikes to Josh Taylor and Tripp Taylor to give the Tigers an early 21-0 lead. Brigham Franklin County High School rushed for 45 yards and scored twice in the fi rst half to propel senior Tevin “Buddy” Jones, who the Tigers to a 44-0 lead. Fabian had five tackles, including one Solomon added 41 yards and the game’s fi nal score in the for a loss, and one sack in fourth quarter. Alex Mayorga led Blount- Friday’s loss to Blountstown. stown with 75 yards rushing and he added a second-quarter DAVID ADLERSTEIN | The Times Congratulations, Tevin. touchdown. Bobby Andrews also scored on the ground and Here is the seniors’ winning fl oat in the Oct. 19 homecoming parade. the Tigers racked up 237 yards Bradley Spell, 6, holds rushing. up a coin he found Blountstown dominated during the Oct. 19 on defense, holding Franklin homecoming parade, as County to minus-63 total yards. brothers, Justus, 8, right, Ladarius Rhodes was the lone Franklin County rusher with and Aaron, 2, behind, positive yardage, as he fi nished divide up their candy. with 9 yards and the Seahawks’ The boys are the sons longest gain of 7. of Eastpoint’s Shalonda Blountstown (5-3, 2-1 District Tubbey, and grandsons 4-1A) hosts West Gadsden next of Panama City’s Jean week in its fi nal district game. Lee. Franklin County (2-6, 1-3) is off.

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A16 | The Times Sports Thursday, November 1, 2012 St. Joe golf tourney to benefi t WWII museum CHRISTINA CODEE ANNA CHENA KARLIE COLLINS CRUM LEE SEGREE TUCKER Special to The Times follow. Cash prizes for the tournament include $400 to the fi rst-place team, As part of a full weekend event at the $350 for second, and $200 for third. St. Joseph Bay Golf Club, a reception A hole-in-one challenge will offer a Franklin County will be held 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9 with $10,000 cash prize. hors d’oeuvres, and beer and wine, for The museum has been honored by a $10 entry fee. A cash bar for spirits Smithsonian Magazine for six straight will also be available, and live music by years and is dedicated to preserv- falls in playoffs George Boyer and Cletus Heaps. ing the memories of the amphibious A silent auction will take place, in- soldiers who trained at the camp in cluding items such as limited edition Carrabelle. The Franklin County Lady Se- Strong play by captain Chena Seg- prints of historic military and cultural The museum houses more than ahawks volleyball team wrapped up ree led to a 25-17 win to knot the events, and area hotel stays. Some of 10,000 square feet of artifacts, vehicles, their season at 8-12 last week, af- match at 2-2. But in a nip-and-tuck the items can be seen at www.Camp- photos, memorabilia and memories of ter they fell in three sets to Liberty fi fth game, the girls fell 11-15. GordonJohnston.com or www.stjo- the soldiers, sailors, and other mili- County in the opener of post-season Honored before the game were ebaygolf.com. tary, as well as civilian, personnel who play. seniors Karlie Tucker, Codee Crum, A benefi t golf tournament will then trained at the camp during the war The team fell 17-25, 15-25 and Christina Collins, Anna Lee and follow on Saturday, Nov. 10, with pro- years. 19-25 on Oct. 23 in the district Segree. ceeds to support the Camp Gordon Hole sponsorships and tournament tournament. Tucker was escorted by parents Johnston World War II Museum and registration information can be found The team, coached by Hilary Laurie and Scott Tucker, Crum by the St. Joseph Bay Golf Club. The club at www.stjoebaygolf.com, or by calling Stanton and assistant Tara Klink, parents Cathy and Tim Crum, Col- is open to the public and the tourna- 227-1751. wrapped up regular season play lins by parents Cindy and Johnny ment will be a four-player, scramble Special lodging packages are avail- against Altha at home on Senior Collins, Lee by parents Melissa and format, kicking off at 12:30 p.m. with able; call the Mainstay Suites at 229- Night Oct. 18. Timmy Lee, and Segree by parents a short ceremony to honor America’s 6246 for a reservation. The event is In a tightly fought contest, the Teresa and Brad Segree. veterans and a 1 p.m. shotgun start. being supported by the Gulf County Lady Seahawks lost the fi rst 24-26, A meal and awards ceremony will Tourist Development Council. then won 25-15 before falling 16-25. – By DAVID ADLERSTEIN Sports BRIEF Corn Hole tourney to benefi t softball The fi rst Corn Hole Tournament, a benefi t for Franklin County High School softball, will be held Saturday, Dec. 1. Registration forms will be available CERTIFICATE TO ROLL with Lisa Sweatt, Kevin Newell, and George Thompson. You can also register the day of the tournament from 8:30 to 9 a.m. at the FCS gym. 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Last Known Address P.C. lia Bay Homeowners APPURTENANT McCalla Raymer, LLC persons having claims SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, LOT 8 MILL POND 100 W. Cypress Creek Association, Inc.; THERETO, IN AC- 225 E. Robinson Street or demands against DATED this October P. A . CARRABELLE, FL Road, Suite 1045 Defendant(s). CORDANCE WITH Suite 660 decedent’s estate must 19, 2012. Attorneys for Plaintiff 323022 Fort Lauderdale, FL AND SUBJECT TO Orlando, FL 32801 file their claims with this PO BOX 11438 33309 NOTICE OF SALE THE MASTER DECLA- (407) 674-1850 court WITHIN 3 MARCIA JOHNSON Fort Lauderdale, FL UNKNOWN SPOUSE Phone: (954) 644-8704 RATION OF COVE- Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 2012 MONTHS AFTER THE As Clerk of the Court 33339-1438 NOTICE IS HEREBY NANTS, CONDITIONS, DATE OF THE FIRST OF LESLIE M. Fax: (954) 772-9601 90509T Phone: (954) 564-0071 GIVEN pursuant to an AND RESTRICTIONS, PUBLICATION OF By: Terry E. Creamer LARMON Oct 25, Nov 1, 2012 IN THE CIRCUIT November 1, 8, 2012 Order rescheduling RECORDED IN OFFI- THIS NOTICE. Deputy Clerk Last Known Address 89220T COURT FOR FRANK- foreclosure sale dated CIAL RECORDS VOL. November 1, 8, 2012 90629 LOT 8 MILL POND IN THE CIRCUIT LIN COUNTY, FLORIDA October 8, 2012 en- 879. PP. 373-541, AND ALL CLAIMS NOT IN THE CIRCUIT CARRABELLE, FL COURT OF THE SEC- PROBATE DIVISION 90731T tered in Civil Case No. DECLARATION OF FILED WITHIN THE COURT FOR FRANK- 323022 OND JUDICIAL CIR- File No. 12-00053-CP IN THE CIRCUIT 2010-CA-000447 of the CONDOMINIUM OF PI- TIME PERIODS SET LIN COUNTY, FLORIDA CUIT IN AND FOR Division: PROBATE COURT FOR FRANK- Circuit Court of the 2nd RATES LANDING AT FORTH IN SECTION PROBATE DIVISION YOU ARE NOTIFIED FRANKLIN COUNTY, LIN, COUNTY Judicial Circuit in and TIMBER ISLAND, RE- 733.702 OF THE FLOR- File No. 12-00059CP that an action for Fore- FLORIDA. IN RE: ESTATE OF PROBATE DIVISION for Franklin County, CORDED IN OFFICIAL IDA PROBATE CODE Division PROBATE closure of Mortgage on CIVIL DIVISION Dean S. Cambron File No: 12-000063-CP Florida, wherein RECORDS VOL. 879, WILL BE FOREVER the following described CASE NO. 192011 Deceased. Deceased CitiMortgage, Inc., PP. 373-541, PUBLIC BARRED. IN RE: ESTATE OF property: CA000394XXXXXX Plaintiff and Ronald J. RECORDS OF FRANK- JOSEPH K. KUSIAK, NOTICE IN RE: ESTATE OF Harper are defen- LIN COUNTY, FLOR- NOTWITHSTANDING Deceased. COMMENCE AT A BANK OF AMERICA, TO CREDITORS JEFFERY G. ZUCKER 89258 dant(s), I, will sell to the IDA. THE TIME PERIODS LITEWOOD HUB AND N.A., IN THE CIRCUIT highest and best bid- SET FORTH ABOVE, NOTICE A ST. JOE PAPER Plaintiff, The administration of NOTICE COURT OF THE SEC- der for cash AT THE has been filed against ANY CLAIM FILED TO CREDITORS COMPANY CON- the estate of Dean S. TO CREDITORS OND JUDICIAL CIR- WEST FRONT DOOR you and you are re- TWO (2) YEARS OR CRETE MONUMENT vs. Cambron, deceased, CUIT IN AND FOR OF THE FRANKLIN quired to serve a copy MORE AFTER THE The administration of MARKING THE whose date of death The administration of FRANKLIN COUNTY, COUNTY COURT- of your written de- DECEDENT’S DEATH the estate of JOSEPH SOUTHEAST COR- HOWARD M. GLASS- was January 11, 2012, the estate of Jeffery G. FLORIDA. HOUSE, LOCATED fenses, if any, to it on IS BARRED. W. KUSIAK, deceased, NER OF THE NORTH MAN; DIANE R. SALZ; is pending in the Circuit Zucker, deceased, CIVIL DIVISION ON HWY 98, IN APA- Shaterica N. Brown, whose date of death HALF OF THE UNKNOWN TENANT Court for Franklin whose date of death CASE NO. 192011 LACHICOLA, FLORIDA, Butler & Hosch, P.A., The date of first publi- was January 24, 2012, NORTHWEST QUAR- NO. 1; UNKNOWN County, Florida, Pro- was March 10, 2012; is CA000403XXXXXX AT 11:00 A.M. on Janu- 3185 South Conway cation of this notice is File Number 12- TER OF SECTION 9, TENANT NO. 2; and bate Division, the ad- pending in the Circuit ary 9, 2013, the follow- Road, Suite E, Orlando, October 25, 2012. 00059CP is pending in TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, ALL UNKNOWN PAR- dress of which is 33 Court for Franklin BANK OF AMERICA, ing described property Florida 32812 and file the Circuit Court for RANGE 4 WEST, TIES CLAIMING INTER- Market Street, Apalach- County, Florida, Pro- N.A., as set forth in said Final the original with the Personal Franklin County, Flor- FRANKLIN COUNTY, ESTS BY, THROUGH, icola, Florida 32320. bate Division; File Plaintiff, Judgment, to -wit: Clerk of the above- Representative: ida, Probate Division, FLORIDA; THENCE UNDER OR AGAINST A The names and ad- Number 12-000063-CP; styled Court on or be- Ella B. Speed the address of which is NORTH 89 DEGREES NAMED DEFENDANT dresses of the personal the address of which is VS. LOT 1, BLOCK B, fore 30 days from the 183 13th Street 33 Market Street, Suite 31 MINUTES 15 SEC- TO THIS ACTION, OR representative and the The Franklin County MAGNOLIA BAY, AC- first publication, other- Apalachicola, FL 32320 201, Apalachicola, FL ONDS WEST 357.46 HAVING OR CLAIMING personal representa- Courthouse, Apalachi- YICHUN HAN; LIPING CORDING TO THE wise a Judgment may 32320. The names and FEET TO A ROD AND TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, tive’s attorney are set cola, Franklin County, ZHANG; ZHAO HAN; PLAT THEREOF, AS be entered against you Attorneys for Personal addresses of the per- CAP LYING ON THE TITLE OR INTEREST IN forth below. Florida 32320. The UNKNOWN TENANT RECORDED IN PLAT for the relief demanded Representative sonal representative WESTERLY RIGHT THE PROPERTY names and addresses NO. 1; UNKNOWN BOOK 6, PAGES 21 in the Complaint SANDERS and the personal OF WAY OF COUNTY HEREIN DESCRIBED, All creditors of the de- of the personal repre- TENANT NO. 2; UN- THROUGH 22, OF THE AND DUNCAN, P.A. representative’s attor- ROAD NUMBER 67; Defendants. cedent and other per- sentative and the per- KNOWN TENANT NO. PUBLIC RECORDS OF WITNESS my hand and FL Bar No. 442178 ney are set forth below. THENCE NORTH 189 sons having claims or sonal representative’s 3; UNKNOWN TENANT FRANKLIN COUNTY, seal of said Court on 80 MARKET STREET DEGREES 28 MIN- NOTICE OF SALE demands against attorney are set forth NO. 4; UNKNOWN FLORIDA. the 17th day of Octo- APALACHICOLA, FL All creditors of the de- UTES 27 SECONDS PURSUANT TO decedent’s estate on below. TENANT NO. 5; UN- ber, 2012. 32320 cedent and other per- WEST 904.84 FEET CHAPTER 45 whom a copy of this KNOWN TENANT NO. ANY PERSON CLAIM- (850) 653-8976 sons having claims or TO A POINT LYING notice is required to be All creditors of the de- 6; and ALL UNKNOWN ING AN INTEREST IN If you are a person with E-Mail Address: demands against dece- ON THE CENTERLINE NOTICE IS HEREBY served must file their cedent and other per- PARTIES CLAIMING THE SURPLUS FROM a disability who needs [email protected] dent’s estate on whom OF A 60 FOOT WIDE GIVEN pursuant to an claims with this court sons, who have claims INTERESTS BY, THE SALE, IF ANY, any accommodation in t. 25, Nov. 1, 2012 a copy of this notice is ACCESS AND UTIL- Order or Summary Fi- WITHIN THE LATER or demands against THROUGH, UNDER OTHER THAN THE order to participate in required to be served ITY EASEMENT nal Judgment of fore- OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 90687T decedent’s estate, in- OR AGAINST A PROPERTY OWNER this proceeding, you must file their claims (SAWMILL TRAM closure dated Septem- THE TIME OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT cluding unmatured, NAMED DEFENDANT AS OF THE DATE OF are entitled, at no cost with this Court WITHIN ROAD; THENCE RUN ber 24, 2012, and en- FIRST PUBLICATION COURT OF THE 2ND contingent or unliqui- TO THIS ACTION, OR THE LIS PENDENS to you, to the provision THE LATER OF THREE ALONG SAID CEN- tered in Case No. OF THIS NOTICE OR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN dated claims, and who HAVING OR CLAIMING MUST FILE A CLAIM of certain assistance. (3) MONTHS AFTER TERLINE NORTH 17 192011CA0003 30 DAYS AFTER THE AND FOR FRANKLIN have been served a TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- Please contact Clerk of THE TIME OF THE DEGREES 19 MIN- 94XXXXXX of the Cir- DATE OF SERVICE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA copy of this notice, TITLE OR INTEREST IN TER THE SALE. the Court, 33 Market FIRST PUBLICATION UTES 20 SECONDS cuit Court in and for A COPY OF THIS NO- CASE NO.: must file their claims THE PROPERTY Street, Suite 203, Ap- OF THIS NOTICE OR WEST 220.00 FEET Franklin County, Flor- TICE ON THEM. 2009-CA- 000273 with this court WITHIN HEREIN DESCRIBED, If you are a person with alachicola, FL 32320 or THIRTY (30) DAYS AF- TO THE POINT OF ida, wherein BANK OF THE LATER OF THREE Defendants. a disability who needs call (850) 653-8861, TER THE DATE OF BEGINNING; THENCE AMERICA, N.A. is All other creditors of YALE MORTGAGE (3) MONTHS AFTER any accommodation in within 2 working days SERVICE OF A COPY FROM SAID POINT Plaintiff and HOWARD the decedent and other CORPORATION, a THE DATE OF THE NOTICE OF SALE order to participate in of your receipt of this OF THIS NOTICE ON OF BEGINNING CON- M. GLASSMAN; DIANE persons having claims Florida corporation, FIRST PUBLICATION PURSUANT TO this proceeding, you Notice. If you are hear- THEM. TINUE ALONG SAID R. SALZ; UNKNOWN or demands against Plaintiff, OF THIS NOTICE OR CHAPTER 45 are entitled, at no cost ing or voice impaired, CENTERLINE NORTH TENANT NO. 1; UN- decedent’s estate must THIRTY (30) DAYS AF- to you, to the provision call 1-850-653-2227. All other creditors of 17 DEGREES 19 MIN- KNOWN TENANT NO. file their claims with this vs. TER THE DATE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY of certain assistance. the decedent and per- UTES 20 SECONDS 2; and ALL UNKNOWN court WITHIN 3 SERVICE OF A COPY GIVEN pursuant to an Please contact the ADA Marcia M. Johnson sons having claims or WEST 223.35 FEET; PARTIES CLAIMING MONTHS AFTER THE THE UNKNOWN OF THIS NOTICE ON Order or Summary Fi- Coordinator; 301 South CLERK OF THE CIR- demands against the THENCE LEAVING INTERESTS BY, DATE OF THE FIRST HEIRS, DEVISEES, THEM. nal Judgment of fore- Monroe Street, Talla- CUIT COURT decedent’s estate must SAID CENTERLINE: THROUGH, UNDER PUBLICATION OF GRANTEES, ASSIGN- closure dated 2012, hassee, Florida 32301; file their claims with this RUN NORTH 82 DE- OR AGAINST A THIS NOTICE. EES, LIENORS, CREDI- All other creditors of and entered in Case (850) 577-4430 at least Terry E. Creamer Court WITHIN THREE GREES 15 MINUTES NAMED DEFENDANT TORS, TRUSTEES the decedent and other No. 192011CA000403 7 days before your Deputy Clerk (3) MONTHS AFTER 48 SECONDS WEST TO THIS ACTION, OR ALL CLAIMS NOT AND ALL OTHER PER- persons who have XXXXXX of the Circuit scheduled court ap- November 1, 8, 2012 THE DATE OF THE 1257.33 FEET; HAVING OR CLAIMING FILED WITHIN THE SONS CLAIMING AN claims or demands Court in and for Frank- pearance, or immedi- FIRST PUBLICATION THENCE SOUTH 00 TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TIME PERIODS SET INTEREST IN THE against the decedent’s lin County, Florida, DEGREES 29 MIN- ately upon receiving 90463T OF THIS NOTICE. TITLE OR INTEREST IN IN THE CIRCUIT FORTH IN SECTION REAL PROPERTY estate, including unma- wherein BANK OF UTES 08 SECONDS this notification of the THE PROPERTY COURT OF THE SEC- 733.702 OF THE FLOR- WHICH IS THE SUB- tured, contingent or un- AMERICA, N.A. is WEST 203.96 FEET; time before the sched- ALL CLAIMS NOT HEREIN DESCRIBED, OND JUDICIAL CIR- IDA PROBATE CODE JECT MATTER OF liquidated claims, must Plaintiff and YICHUN THENCE SOUTH 89 uled appearance is less FILED WITHIN THE are Defendants, I will CUIT OF FLORIDA IN WILL BE FOREVER THIS ACTION BY, file their claims with this HAN; LIPING ZHANG; DEGREES 15 than 7 days, If you are TIME PERIODS SET sell to the highest and AND FOR FRANKLIN BARRED. THROUGH, UNDER court WITHIN THREE ZHAO HAN; UN- MINUTES 48 SEC- hearing or voice im- FORTH IN SECTION best bidder for cash at COUNTY GENERAL OR AGAINST JERRY A. (3) MONTHS AFTER KNOWN TENANT NO. ONDS EAST 1326.18 paired, call 711. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 733.702 OF THE FLOR- the Front Door of the JURISDICTION DIVI- NOTWITHSTANDING SAMUELLS, DE- THE DATE OF THE IDA PROBATE CODE FEET TO THE POINT Franklin County Court- THE TIME PERIODS CEASED; JOHN DOE FIRST PUBLICATION NO. 2; UNKNOWN MARCIA M. JOHNSON SION WILL BE BARRED. OF BEGINNING, CON- house, 33 Market SET FORTH ABOVE, and JANE DOE, un- OF THIS NOTICE. TENANT NO. 3; UN- CLERK OF THE CIR- CASE NO.: TAINING 6.00 ACRES Street, Apalachicola, ANY CLAIM FILED known parties in pos- KNOWN TENANT NO. CUIT COURT Franklin 2010-CA-000065 NOTWITHSTANDING MORE OR LESS. FL 32320 at Franklin TWO (2) YEARS OR session, if any, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO 4; UNKNOWN TENANT SUBJECT TO A 60 County Florida NO. 5; UNKNOWN THE TIME PERIODS County, Florida, at SUNTRUST BANK, MORE AFTER THE Defendants. FILED WILL BE FOR- SET FORTH ABOVE, FOOT WIDE ACCESS 11:00 a.m. on the 29th DECEDENT’S DEATH EVER BARRED. TENANT NO. 6; and Michele Maxwell Plaintiff, ANY CLAIM FILED AND UTILITY EASE- day of January, 2013 IS BARRED. AMENDED ALL UNKNOWN PAR- MENT LYING OVER DEPUTY CLERK OF TWO (2) YEARS OR the following described vs. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTWITHSTANDING TIES CLAIMING INTER- AND ACROSS THE COURT ESTS BY, THROUGH, MORE AFTER THE property as set forth in The date of first publi- IN MORTGAGE THE TIME PERIODS DECEDENT’S DATE OF EASTERLY 30 FEET said Order or Final cation of this notice is FORECLOSURE SET FORTH ABOVE, UNDER OR AGAINST A Submitted By: ATTOR- JAKE T. BRYANT, DEATH IS BARRED. DESCRIBED Judgment, to-wit: October 25, 2012. ANY CLAIM FILED NAMED DEFENDANT NEY FOR PLAINTIFF: et al., THEREOF. TO: THE UNKNOWN TWO (2) YEARS OR TO THIS ACTION, OR SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & Defendants. The date of first publi- LOT 34, HOLIDAY Personal HEIRS, DEVISEES, MORE AFTER THE HAVING OR CLAIMING GACHE, LLP cation of this Notice is a/k/a LOT 8 MILL BEACH, UNIT NO. 1, A Representative: GRANTEES, ASSIGN- DECEDENT’S DATE OF TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, 2424 North Federal NOTICE OF November 1, 2012. POND, CARRABELLE, SUBDIVISION AS PER Susan Cambron Lundy EES, LIENORS, CREDI- DEATH IS BARRED. TITLE OR INTEREST IN Highway, Suite 360 FORECLOSURE FL 323022 MAP OR PLAT 1490 Pebble Creek Rd TORS, TRUSTEES THE PROPERTY Boca Raton, Florida SALE Personal THEREOF AS RE- Marietta, GA 30067 AND ALL OTHER PER- THE DATE OF FIRST HEREIN DESCRIBED, has been filed against 33431 Representative: CORDED IN PLAT NOTICE IS HEREBY Diane Cambron Jewell SONS CLAIMING AN PUBLICATION OF are Defendants, I will you and you are re- (561) 998-6700 DAVID J. KUSIAK BOOK 3, PAGE 12, OF GIVEN pursuant to a 125 Roberts Hill Drive INTEREST IN THE THIS NOTICE IS: sell to the highest and quired to serve a copy (561) 998-6707 13139 Superior THE PUBLIC REC- Consent Final Judg- Taylors, SC 29687 REAL PROPERTY Novemer 1, 2012 best bidder for cash at of you written de- November 1, 8, 2012 Southgate, MI 48195 ORDS OF FRANKLIN ment of Foreclosure WHICH IS THE SUB- the Front Door of the fenses, if any, to it, on COUNTY, FLORIDA. 89252T entered in Civil Case Attorneys for Personal JECT MATTER OF Personal Franklin County Court- Marinosci Law Group, Attorney for Personal IN THE CIRCUIT No. 2010-CA-000065 Representative THIS ACTION BY Representative house, 33 Market P.C., Attorney for Representative: ANY PERSON CLAIM- COURT IN AND FOR of the Circuit Court of SANDERS THROUGH, UNDER Eric Jay Zucker Street, Apalachicola, Plaintiff, whose ad- ABBY L. STEINBERG, ING AN INTEREST IN FRANKLIN COUNTY, the SECOND Judicial AND DUNCAN, P.A. OR AGAINST JERRY A. 11316 Hansen Bay FL 32320 County, Flor- dress is 100 W. Cy- ESQ. THE SURPLUS FROM FLORIDA Circuit in and for Frank- FL Bar No. 442178 SAMUELLS, DE- St. John, US Virgin Is- ida, 11:00 a.m. on the press Creek Road, FL Bar No. 816213 THE SALE, IF ANY, CASE NO: 12-000178- lin County, Eastpoint, 80 MARKET STREET CEASED; lands 00830 4th day of December, Suite 1045, Fort Laud- Abby L. Steinberg, P.A. OTHER THAN THE CA Florida, the Clerk of APALACHICOLA, FL 2012, the following de- erdale, Florida 33309 4300 N. University Dr. PROPERTY OWNER Court will sell to the 32320 Last Known Address: Attorney for Personal scribed property as set on or before thirty (30) B-104 AS OF THE DATE OF WELLS FARGO BANK, highest and best bidder (850) 653-8976 2314 Eisenhower Drive Representative: forth in said Order or days after the first pub- Lauderhill, FL 33351 THE LIS PENDENS N.A for cash at Franklin E-Mail Address: Tallahassee, FL 32310 Charles A. Curran, Final Judgment, to-wit: lication of this Notice in (954) 742-6626 MUST FILE A CLAIM Plaintiff, County Courthouse, 33 [email protected] and FL Bar No. 274380 the APALACHICOLA abby@thelawoffices WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- Market Street, Apa- t. 25, Nov. 1, 2012 5850 East Milton Road P.O. Box 549 LOTS 15 AND 16, CARRIBELLE TIMES ofabbysteinberg.com TER THE SALE. vs. lachicola, FL. 32320 in Milton, FL 32583 Carrabelle, FL 32322 BLOCK “Z”, LANARK file the original with the 90511T November 1, 8, 2012 accordance with Chap- (850) 697-5333 BEACH, UNIT 1, A Clerk of this Court ei- IN THE CIRCUIT In accordance with the WILLIAM F. HUSTON ter 45, Florida Statutes And any unknown cacurranlaw@gmail. SUBDIVISION OF ther before service on COURT FOR FRANK- PART OF SECTION 11, 89192T Americans with Dis- et al., on the 14th day of No- heirs, devisees, grant- com IN THE CIRCUIT Plaintiff’s attorney or LIN COUNTY, FLORIDA AND PARTS OF FRAC- abilities Act of 1990, Defendants. vember, 2012 at 11:00 ees, creditors and November 1, 8, 2012 COURT OF THE SEC- immediately thereafter; PROBATE DIVISION TIONAL SECTION 12, persons needing spe- AM on the following de- other unknown persons OND JUDICIAL CIR- otherwise a default will File No. 11-000055-CP 13, AND 14, TOWN- cial accommodation to NOTICE OF ACTION scribed property as set or unknown spouses CUIT, IN AND FOR be entered against you Division: PROBATE SHIP 7 SOUTH, participate in this pro- forth in said Summary claiming by, through FRANKLIN COUNTY, for the relief demand in RANGE 4 WEST, AC- ceeding should contact TO: Final Judgment, to-wit: and under the above FLORIDA the complaint. IN RE: ESTATE OF CORDING TO THE the Clerk of the Court DON MASSEY named Defendant(s), if CASE NO.: Willie Burghart Speed PLAT THEREOF, RE- not later than five busi- 332 PIRATES LANDING Lots 20 and 21, Block deceased or whose last 19-2012-CA-000218 This notice is provided Deceased. *Adopt*: ness days prior to the DRIVE “104”, each 50’ X known addresses are CORDED IN PLAT pursuant to Administra- Successful BOOK 2, PAGE 13 OF proceeding at the CARRABELLE, FL 199.5’, according to an unknown. BANK OF AMERICA, tive Order No. 2.065. NOTICE Business Owners, THE PUBLIC REC- Franklin County Court- 32322 unrecorded map of the N.A. TO CREDITORS at-home parents ORDS OF FRANKLIN house. Telephone 850- N.W. 1/4 of Fractional YOU ARE NOTIFIED Plaintiff, IN ACCORDANCE love awaits baby. 653-8861 or 1-800-955- JUDITH HUSTON MAS- Section 31,T8S, R6W, that an action to fore- COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITH THE AMERI- The administration of *Expenses paid* 8770 via Florida Relay SEY and which said lots are close a mortgage on vs. CANS WITH DISABILI- the estate of Willie *FLBar42311* Service. 332 PIRATES LANDING further described as the following real prop- ANY PERSON CLAIM- TIES ACT, If you are a Burghart Speed, de- *800-552-0045* ING AN INTEREST IN DRIVE follows: erty in Franklin County, LESLI M. LARMON; person with a disability ceased, whose date of *Patty & Sean* THE SURPLUS FROM DATED at Apala- CARRABELLE, FL Begin at a point, (LP, Florida: UNKNOWN SPOUSE who needs any accom- death was May 11, THE SALE, IF ANY, chicola, Florida, on 32322 stake), on the East OF LESLI M. modation in order to 2011, is pending in the OTHER THAN THE September 25, 2012. or boundary of the 100 Lot 12 and 13, Block LARMON; ANY AND participate in a court Circuit Court for Frank- PROPERTY OWNER 9895 BUCK POINT foot Jefferson Street, 82, ST. GEORGE IS- ALL UNKNOWN PAR- proceeding, you are lin County, Florida, Pro- AS OF THE DATE OF Marcia M. Johnson ROAD TALLAHASSEE, 1616 feet due South LAND GULF BEACHES TIES CLAIMING BY, entitled, at no cost to bate Division, the ad- THE LIS PENDENS Clerk of Court FL 32312 and 998.5 feet East NO. 5, according to the THROUGH, UNDER you, to the provision of dress of which is 33 MUST FILE A CLAIM from the N. W. Corner, map or plat thereof, as AND AGAINST THE certain assistance. Market Street, Apalach- WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- Michele Maxwell And any unknown (Concrete Monument), recorded in Plat Book HEREIN NAMED INDI- Please contact the Of- icola, Florida 32320. TER THE SALE. As Deputy Clerk heirs, devisees, grant- of said N.W. ¼; run 3, Page 16, of the Pub- VIDUAL DEFEND- fice of Court Adminis- The names and ad- ees, creditors and thence West 199.5 lic Records of Franklin ANT(S) WHO ARE tration at dresses of the personal In accordance with the SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, other unknown persons Feet; thence South 100 County, Florida. NOT KNOWN TO BE (850)577-4401, or at representative and the Americans with Disa- P. A . or unknown spouses feet; thence East 199.5 DEAD OR ALIVE, the Leon County Court- personal representa- bilities Act of 1990, per- Attorneys for Plaintiff claiming by, through feet; thence North 100 has been filed against WHETHER SAID UN- house, Room 225, 301 tive’s attorney are set sons needing special PO BOX 11438 and under the feet, along said Jeffer- you and you are re- KNOWN PARTIES S. Monroe Street, Tal- forth below. accommodation to par- Fort Lauderdale, FL above-named Defend- son Street, to the point quired to serve a copy MAY CLAIM AN IN- lahassee, FL 32301 33339-1438 ants, if deceased or of your written de- ticipate in this proceed- of beginning. All creditors of the de- TEREST AS within 2 working days Phone: (954)564-0071 whose last known ad- fenses, if any, to it, on ing should contact the cedent and other per- SPOUSES, HEIRS, of receipt of a notice Oct 25, Nov 1, 2012. dresses are unknown. Eric R. Schwartz, Es- Clerk of the Court not Any person claiming an sons having claims or DEVISEES, GRANT- compelling you to ap- quire, Weitz & later than five business 89248T interest in the surplus demands against EES, OR OTHER pear at a court pro- YOU ARE HEREBY NO- Schwartz, P.A., Plain- days prior, to the pro- IN THE CIRCUIT from the sale, if any, decedent’s estate on CLAIMANTS; UN- ceeding; if you are TIFIED that an action to tiffs’ Attorney, whose ceeding at the Franklin COURT OF THE SEC- other than the property whom a copy of this KNOWN SPOUSE OF hearing or voice im- foreclose Mortgage address is 900 S.E. 3rd County Courthouse. OND JUDICIAL CIR- owner as of the date of notice is required to be LESLI M. LARMON; paired, call 711. covering the following Avenue, Suite 204, Ft. Telephone 850-653- CUIT IN AND FOR the lis pendens, must served must file their UNKNOWN TENANT real and personal prop- Lauderdale, FL 33316 8861 or 1-800-955-8770 FRANKLIN COUNTY, file a claim within 60 claims with this court #1 IN POSSESSION WITNESS my hand erty described as fol- 30 days of the first pub- via Florida Relay Serv- FLORIDA days after the sale. WITHIN THE LATER YORKIE AKC OF THE PROPERTY; and the seal of this lows, to-wit: lication of this notice ice. CIVIL DIVISION OF 3 MONTHS AFTER PUPPIES UNKNOWN TENANT Court this 26th day of and file the original with Case #: 2010-CA- Dated this 18th day of THE TIME OF THE Sweet & Precious #2 IN POSSESSION September, 2012. THAT CERTAIN CON- the Clerk of this Court DATED at Apalachi- 000447 October, 2012. FIRST PUBLICATION 2 females. OF THE PROPERTY, DOMINIUM UNIT OF either before service on cola, Florida, on Octo- OF THIS NOTICE OR Will be approx. Defendants MARCIA M. JOHNSON PIRATES LANDING - Plaintiff’s attorneys or ber 23, 2012. CitiMortgage, Inc. MARCIA M. JOHNSON 30 DAYS AFTER THE 8-9 lbs when full As Clerk of the Court AT TIMBER ISLAND immediately thereafter, Plaintiff, As Clerk of the Court DATE OF SERVICE OF grown. 13 weeks old NOTICE OF ACTION COMPOSED OF UNIT otherwise a default will Marcia M. Johnson A COPY OF THIS NO- They come with Michele Maxwell NUMBER B-10, AND be entered against you As Clerk, Circuit Court vs. Terry E. Creamer TICE ON THEM. Health Certificate To the following As Deputy Clerk THE UNDIVIDED 1/48 for the relief demanded Deputy Clerk and 1st shots. Defendant(s): INTEREST IN THE in the Mortgage Fore- Michele Maxwell Submitted by: Ronald J. Harper; All other creditors of Asking $500 As Deputy Clerk COMMON ELEMENTS Attorney for Plaintiff closure Complaint. LESLI M. LARMON Marinosci Law Group, CitiBank, N.A.; Magno- the decedent and other 850-691-7016 ✳ ✳ ✳ A18 | The Times CLASSIFIEDS Thursday, November 1, 2012

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✳ ✳ ✳ Thursday, November 1, 2012 CLASSIFIEDS The Times | A19 Employment Today emeraldcoastjobs.com Boost your chance of landing a seasonal job

By CAROLINE M.L. POTTER seasonal job seekers will be at work, know precisely what you Monster Contributing Writer the large discounters, like Target offer to a potential employee and Wal-Mart, which will be — and what you want in return. As soon as the calendar turns heavily favored by cost-conscious Determine what hourly rate is over to September, retailers will consumers this holiday season,” acceptable to you, what hours and know how much help they will Challenger said. days you are available, if you have need to handle the holidays. But be prepared to look the wherewithal for a particular The National Retail Federation past retail sales jobs for other position (some might involve predicts retailers will add opportunities. lifting heavy boxes or standing for 585,000 to 625,000 seasonal “The big-box stores need extra the greater part of your shift), and workers in 2012, which is workers on the floor, but they if the location is viable in terms comparable to the 607,500 also need extra workers in their of fuel costs and transportation seasonal employees hired last shipping facilities and overnight options. (Will you always have year. stocking positions,” he said. access to a reliable car or a “Recent consumer confidence “Opportunities also exist outside convenient bus line?) You do not readings have been relatively of retail, in areas like catering and want to make a commitment only weak and unemployment with shipping companies such as to leave an employer in the lurch remains stubbornly high,” John UPS and FedEx.” during the hectic holidays. Challenger, CEO of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, said in a Start early Be flexible statement. “The mixed picture is Employers already know how The best way to make sure you likely to compel retail employers many people they will need, so stand out from other seasonal to proceed cautiously when it start searching today. Even if a talent is to present yourself as comes to hiring extra workers job does not begin for another flexible — but only if you really for the holiday season. Look for month, it’s best to lock in an are. A hiring manager revealed many to start at last year’s levels opportunity sooner rather than that demanding a specific and hire additional workers only later. and a collared shirt. work in the U.S. legally, a resume schedule from prospective if strong sales early in the season Dress the part Be prepared if you have one and all contact employers is a sure way to warrant it.” information for your professional jettison your chances at landing If you want to get a distinct When you’re looking for any If you are stopping into references. Be sure you block a job. advantage over other would-be kind of job, show up dressed in an establishment to shop for off enough time to meet with Instead, advised Challenger, seasonal workers, plan your job business-casual attire, at the seasonal work, be prepared to fill a few supervisors should the “Temporary workers must be search carefully using these tips. very least. Even if the seasonal out an application and participate opportunity arise. prepared to be flexible, whether Know where to look work for which you’re applying is in an impromptu interview. Know what you want it is hours or type of work. Either outdoors (think Christmas trees), Bring your own pen, necessary can vary as the holiday season “The best opportunities for wear neat slacks, polished shoes documentation to prove you can If you are applying for seasonal progresses.” Featured Jobs

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✳ ✳ ✳ A20 | The Times Local Thursday, November 1, 2012 Ghost Walk haunts new highs

The Apalachicola Area Apalachicola engineer Historical Society’s annual George Core Ghost Walk outdid itself • Melonie Inzetta as Saturday night, as scores of Philomena Allen, a milliner visitors through Chestnut beset by an early tragedy, Cemetery helped bring who wore black for the rest in more then $1,500 for of her life as she devoted cemetery restoration. herself to the church. “It’s the largest crowd • Annette Fagan as we’ve ever had,” said pioneering black hotelier Delores Roux, one of Mary Fuller the walk’s founders and • Jeff and Caroline Ilardi current coordinator. as Robert and Mary Louisa Together with her Knickmeyer, a Confederate fellow organizer Susan soldier with a storied Clementson, Roux helped career and a huge family lead tours together with • Terry Gunning, from Barbara Smith, Ella Bond, Annapolis Md., as Victoria, Delores Roux, Caty Greene wife of Dominic Catanetti, and Donna McCoy. a boat pilot and head of the A baker’s dozen of pilots association deceased residents of the • Katherine Anne cemetery came to life as Shimonis as Anna Buzzett the sun set and the spirits Fry, her great-aunt, wife of rose. Capt. Bill Fry At the front entrance, • Tiffany Tiffi n and Fran Edwards, the daughter Olivia Monod as PHOTOS BY DAVID ADLERSTEIN | The Times society’s treasurer, offered Nellie Austin and Delores John Inzetta tells the life story of George Core readings from her crystal Taranto as a young girl ball as she sat dressed in a • Gene Smith as Alton gypsy’s costume. Pierce, a boat captain with Portraying characters a colorful life were: • Orman House Ranger • Eric Springer as the Mike Kinnett as the alleged outlaw John Cole entrepreneur J. E. Grady. Younger • John Inzetta as – By DAVID ADLERSTEIN Annette Fagan as Mary Fuller shows off a drawing of the Fuller Lynn Wilson quietly walked Hotel the cemetery grounds, as the Eric Springer embellished the life mysterious Coombs House ‘Lady in Fran Edwards tells fortunes at the of John Cole Younger Black.’ cemetery gate

PANHANDLE PLAYERS ARE ‘COMING BACK TO JERSEY’ The Panhandle Players are putting the fi nishing touches on their upcoming production of the comedy “Coming Back to Jersey,” written by Carl L. Williams and directed by Megan Lamb. Cast and crew include back row, from left, Frederic Kahler, Henry Kozlowsky, Bob Inguagiato, Katie McFarland and Kate Aguiar. Front row, from left, are Patrick Leach, Liz Sisung, Judy Loftus and Katie Maxwell. The show opens Friday, Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Dixie Theatre, and continues Saturday night, and Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. Tickets are $15 and available in advance at Downtown Books, Butler Agency, and Carrabelle Junction, or by calling 404-326-7791. The following weekend, the show will be part of a dinner theatre at the Crooked River Grille. On Friday, Nov. 16 and Saturday, Nov. 17, the show is at 6:30 p.m. with tickets $40, which includes dinner. On Sunday, Nov. 18, a brunch will be served from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., with the show at 2:30 p.m. Tickets for the brunch theatre are $32. Tickets available by calling Crooked River Grille 697-5050.

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