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partment is working on a very tight Wausau’s fi nancial health hing- rates every year. IN BRIEF Auditor: Wausau budget. es on the performance of its water The town received grants last Hilton Galloway of the CPA fi rm department. year that infl ated the 2012 revenue Miss Firecracker needs to build Carr, Riggs & Ingram LLC of En- “The town has so much wrapped streams. “It’s hard to put your Pageant Saturday terprise, Ala., told the Town Coun- up in assets; you need to address arms around the fi gures of 2012 cil on Thursday the town showed that,” Galloway said. “I understand and get a real good idea of what VERNON — The annual up reserves $75,000 in assets and $32,000 in you raised water rates last year, you really had,” Galloway said. Miss Firecracker defi cits for a balance of $42,000 in and you will need to address that The water department ended Pageant will be at 2 By RANDAL SEYLER unassigned funds. again this year. You cannot go to the year with a $183 defi cit, which p.m. Saturday at the 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT “You’re right where you should sleep on the water department.” Galloway said was “not enough to Vernon Community [email protected] be, but you should think about try- Rate increases will help keep say or do anything about.” Center. ing to build up some reserves,” the balance sheets in the black, With the current rates, the wa- Sign-in will be at 11 WAUSAU — An audit of Wausau’s Galloway said. The water depart- but Mayor BJ Phillips said he ter department is taking in just a.m. Attire is formal. fi nances shows the town’s fi nances ment revenues covered the depart- hopes the town can get ahead to ment’s expenses, but just barely. the point it doesn’t have to raise See A2 All winners will are improving, but the water de- AUDIT receive a sash, crown and trophy except for Baby Miss, who will PANHANDLE WATERMELON FESTIVAL receive a bib, crown and trophy. Council To compete in the photogenic category, the application and hires photo must be turned in 24 hours before the pageant. Photos must be at least a 4x6 new city but no larger than an 8x10. For more information, call Vernon City Hall attorney at 535-2444 or Laura Brewer at 326-8738. Tagert chosen to Graceville Mt. Zion to have Saturday represent Vernon Sing By RANDAL SEYLER GRACEVILLE — The 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT public is invited to the [email protected] Fifth Saturday Sing at VERNON — With practically 6:30 p.m. Saturday at no discussion by the members, East Mt. Zion United the Vernon City Council voted Methodist Church. to hire Chipley attorney Mi- Refreshments will chelle Blankenship Tagert as RANDAL SEYLER | The News be provided, and the new city attorney. musicians and singers Children enjoy the watermelon roll at the 2012 Panhandle Watermelon Festival. The watermelon roll, Tagert wasn’t the fi rst per- welcome. seed spitting contest and other fun activities will return to Pals Park on Friday night with the opening son nominated for the job, of this year’s Watermelon Festival. however. Councilman Tray Hawkins School Board to made a motion that the city meet Thursday reinstate former city attorney Kerry Adkison, but the motion CHIPLEY — The died for a lack of a second. Washington County Let the good times roll Chairwoman Tina Sloan School Board will have said Adkison had sent an email a special meeting “This type of quality entertain- community to the festival,” Peel to the council asking to be re- at 4 p.m. Thursday, Andy Griggs, Joe Diffi e ment is really special,” Festival said. considered for the position of June 27, at the district Chairman Colby Peel said Thurs- Gates will open at 5 p.m. Friday city attorney. administration building. to perform free concert day at the Washington County at Pals Park, and the event is free At the June 17 city council Chamber of Commerce meeting. and open to the public. workshop, Panama City at- By RANDAL SEYLER Peel said he has received nu- Andy Griggs is an American torney Charles J. Stafford and 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT merous calls from surrounding country music artist. He has re- Tagert both submitted propos- [email protected] communities asking how it is pos- leased three albums for RCA Re- als for service to the city of Ver- INDEX sible for Washington County to put cords Nashville — “You Won’t Ever non, and both attorneys made CHIPLEY — The 57th annual Pan- on such an event for free. Be Lonely,” “Freedom” and “This presentations to the council. Opinion ...... A4 handle Watermelon Festival kicks “For a community our size to be I Gotta See” — and a fourth, “The Tagert offered to serve the Outdoors ...... A6 off Friday, June 28, at Pals Park able to bring in acts like this and Good Life,” for Montage Music city for a $500 monthly retainer, Sports ...... A7 with concerts by Andy Griggs at 6 have the event free really says a Extra ...... B1 p.m. and Joe Diffi e at 7:30 p.m. lot about the commitment by this See WATERMELON A2 See ATTORNEY A2 Faith ...... B4 Obituaries ...... B5 Classifi eds ...... B7 Business coach: ‘Health and happiness’ also parts of success

small business owner can use in his Raciappa said. Having employees “When you reach a milestone, Seminar planned for own working life, said certifi ed busi- to whom tasks can be delegated even a small one, you should cel- Phone: 850-638-0212 ness coach Mark Raciappa. can go a long way toward improv- ebrate it,” Raciappa said. That goes July 17 in Chipley Raciappa is a business coach chipleypaper.com ing the quality of life for a business for business as well as life, and Web site: with ActionCOACH of Tallahas- owner or supervisor. while supervisors may be quick Fax: 850-638-4601 By RANDAL SEYLER see, and he was the guest speaker “There are a lot of defi nitions of to compliment or praise an em- 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT at Thursday’s Washington County success, but health and happiness ployee, they should also be able to [email protected] Chamber of Commerce meeting. are two of the most important,” Ra- commend themselves on a job well Small business owners tend to ciappa said. Dividing up work not done.” CHIPLEY — Leverage is dividing work harder and longer hours than only multiplies the results, it frees Raciappa will present a seminar up work to get greater results — most people, and they also tend to up the business owner or supervi- and leverage is a tool the average work more than their employees, sor to have free time to enjoy life. See BUSINESS A2

Winners and Finalists 2013 Announced YOUNTCTRI- Inside Today! WASHINGTON I ofHOLMES I JACKSON 5016835 A2 | Washington County News Local Wednesday, June 26, 2013 AUDIT from page A1 ATTORNEY from page A1 enough to operate. “Eventually, you are City Clerk Margaret Riley also present- which would include attendance at two done. The city’s insurance provider, the going to need to make repairs, or buy ed the council with an advertisement for meetings and two hours of legal service Florida League of Cities, denied the claim, equipment,” Galloway said. “That is when approval. The town will be searching for a per month. Services beyond the two hours saying the city was not responsible for the you will really need to have some reserves new city clerk, and Riley suggested they would be billed at $150 per hour. damage. in the water department.” begin advertising as soon as possible for Stafford offered to attend two meetings In the June 17 workshop, City Clerk The auditor recommended the council her replacement. Riley announced her in- a month for a $500 monthly retainer and Dian Hendrix advised the council that the members remain diligent. “You have to be tention to retire in September during the would bill the city at $200 per hour for le- League of Cities recommended they not cognizant of what the water department is June 13 town council meeting. gal services. Travel expenses were nego- pay for damages the insurance company doing each month,” Galloway said. “You “It looks like a large job description, tiable, Stafford said. found them not responsible for paying. “It almost have the perfect storm in operat- but it’s a large job,” Phillips said. “We defi- After the motion to rehire Adkison died, would set a bad precedent,” Hendrix said. ing by taking in just exactly what you need nitely want to find someone who is well Councilman Joey Brock made the motion She reiterated it on Monday. to operate the system.” qualified.” to hire Tagert. Only Hawkins voted against “They recommended against us doing hiring the Chipley attorney. anything,” Hendrix said. Resident Bill Dobbins asked the coun- “We can understand where you’re com- cil to reconsider their decision. “I think the ing from,” Hawkins told Brown, “but we city is making a huge mistake,” Dobbins have to do what’s best for the city.” WATERMELON from page A1 said. Hendrix provided Brown with contact “I’m sure you hired a good attorney, information for the city’s insurance pro- Group. These four albums have accounted for 13 and Mr. Stafford would be a good attorney vider so he could pursue an appeal. singles on the Billboard country charts, of which FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS too, but Adkison is already up to speed on Mayor Michelle Cook reminded every- the highest are “You Won’t Ever Be Lonely” and Friday the city’s pending litigation. I think you are one of the July 4 celebration planned in “She’s More,” both of which peaked at No. 2. He 5 p.m.: looking at spending a whole lot of money,” Vernon, which will begin with a parade at also charted “Grow Young With You,” a cut from Pals Park Opens Dobbins said. 4 p.m. and end with fireworks at 9 p.m. the soundtrack to the film “Where the Heart Is.” 6 p.m.: Andy Griggs Stafford was the only attorney present There will be food, vendors and enter- Joe Diffie is an American country music singer 7:30 p.m.: Joe Diffie at Monday’s meeting. known for his ballads and novelty songs. Diffie has tainment by Gilley’s Family Opry. charted 35 songs on the Billboard Hot Country Saturday Resident Ronnie Brown returned to The Miss Firecracker Pageant will be the council to discuss damage to his son, Saturday in Vernon, and the starting time Songs chart, including five No. 1 singles: his debut 7 a.m.: Pancake breakfast Gavin Brown’s, automobile wheels. Brown has been changed to 2 p.m. because the release “Home.” “If the Devil Danced (In Empty at Shriners Club, off Pockets),” “Third Rock from the Sun,” “Pickup said the damage was caused by a utility Watermelon Festival also is taking place Brickyard Road. Tickets at cut on the roadway that was improperly Saturday, the mayor said. Man” and “Bigger Than the Beatles.” door. In addition to these cuts, he has 12 other top 10 7:30 a.m.: Hot Trot Road singles and 10 other top 40 hits on the same chart. He also co-wrote singles for Holly Dunn, Tim Mc- Race at Washington Holmes Graw and Jo Dee Messina and has recorded with Technical Center, Hoyt Mary Chapin Carpenter, George Jones and Marty Street. Front entrance to BUSINESS from page A1 Stuart. register. for Chamber members from 9 to 11 a.m. On Saturday, the festival begins with a Pancake All day: Vendors at July 17 at the Northwest Florida Commu- Breakfast at 7 a.m. hosted by the Shriners Club and Washington County nity Hospital Specialty Center, and atten- the 35th annual Hot Trot 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run at Agricultural Center. Call dance is free for members. 7:30 a.m. at Washington-Holmes Technical Center. 638-6180 for information. One of the topics will be Raciappa’s SYSTEM, an acronym for Saving You There is a fee for both the breakfast and the run. All day: Antique Car There will also be a car show all day at Washing- Stress Time Energy and Money. ton Holmes Technical Center in conjunction with Show at WHTC. Call John “Leverage is all about SYSTEM,” Ra- the festival. Ostrowski at 638-7370. ciappa said. The program is based on The Watermelon Festival Parade is at 10 a.m. All day: Horseshoe Pitch Bradley Sugars’ book “Instant Systems,” in downtown Chipley on Saturday, and at 11 a.m. behind ag center. Entries which “educates entrepreneurs on the festivities continue at the Washington County Agri- welcome. Call John benefits of systemizing work processes cultural Center, beginning with a concert by Cross- Claghorn at 638-1625. within their businesses so that the en- roads at 11 a.m. The queen introduction will be at 10 a.m.: Parade. Lineup terprises can function without the direct 11:45 a.m., and the annual watermelon auction be- starts at 9 a.m. at Old High interference of the business owner,” ac- gins at noon at the ag center. School Stadium. Call Greg cording to the website instantsystems. Bluegrass group Dailey and Vincent will per- Hutchin at 638-1180. net. form at 1:30 p.m. to conclude the event. There will Sugars is a business coach, author 11 a.m.: also be arts and crafts vendors set up at the ag cen- Crossroads and CEO of ActionCOACH, which is “the ter on Saturday. Admission to all ag center events Gospel Quartet at ag center world’s number one business and execu- is free. auditorium. tive coaching firm — home to more than “We’re trying to also provide more attractions Noon: Big Watermelon 1,000 offices in 26 countries,” according to Randal Seyler | The News for kids,” Peel said. In addition to the perennial Contest and Auction at ag the website. favorites of watermelon rolling and seed spitting center auditorium. “Focus on making one improvement Certified business coach Mark contests, there will be bounce houses, face paint- 1:30 p.m.: Dailey & Vincent in your life a week,” Raciappa said. “A Raciappa makes a point while ing and, of course, free watermelon at the festival in concert at ag center journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single Washington County Chamber of on Friday. “It’s going to be a big weekend, and auditorium step. If you make one goal a week, even Commerce Executive Director Ted we’re all looking forward to it. Come out and enjoy; a small one, and you do that every week, Everett looks on during Thursday’s there’ll be something for everyone.” there’s no limit to how far you can go. Chamber meeting. You’ll be amazed.” Chamber Executive Director Ted Ev- active and support each others’ events,” erett also invited members from Holmes Everett said. and Jackson County chambers to attend Call the Washington County Chamber the seminar. “We need to be more inter- of Commerce at 638-4157 to register.

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Extension Office CHIPLEY — Chipley resi- dent Miles Anderson went Special to The News Natural Resourc- before the Washington es and will in- County Board of County CHIPLEY — Mark clude agronomic Commissioners on Thurs- Mauldin recently crops, forages, day to lodge a complaint joined the fac- livestock and the about the way he was ulty of the UF youth animal sci- treated at the county plan- IFAS Washington ence program. ning commission meeting County Extension “Mark’s edu- on June 4. Office. Mark cational qualifica- Mauldin Anderson, a veteran Mauldin is tions and practical who spoke to the planning a University of experiences will commission earlier in the Florida graduate with a make him an outstand- month regarding a pos- Bachelor of Science de- ing addition to our office. sible move of the AMVETS gree in Animal Science With the Watermelon Fes- Post 7 from inside Chipley and a Master of Science tival next week, he’ll have city limits to a site out in in Agricultural Educa- the opportunity to meet the county. tion and Communica- many of his extension cli- Anderson was asking tion; he also holds minor entele,” stated Julie Pig- the planning commission Randal Seyler | The News degrees in Agronomy ott Dillard, County Exten- about the zoning of a prop- Miles Anderson speaks with Commissioner Charles Brock at the Washington and Food and Resource sion Director. erty that had once housed County Board of County Commissioners meeting on Thursday. Economics. To contact Mauldin, a fraternal organization. Mauldin’s program call 850-638-6180 or email The property was zoned He also said that the area is Agriculture and him at [email protected]. low density residential Planning Commission Chairman Al county’s recording of the according to the county’s planning commission Future Land Use Map, but Keowan agreed with Hagan and asked meeting was inadequate, Anderson was under the Anderson to address all questions to which Anderson said was impression the property a violation of the Florida was commercial. the chairman. Anderson objected to the Sunshine Laws. Caryville man arrested Anderson told the com- “My brother was a missioners that due to a change in procedure mid-discussion. member of this commis- communications disability, sion, I know how he was on porn charges he had requested accom- commissioners had ad- Anderson also said after chosen” Anderson said. modations to speak to the opted a set of procedures he left, the commissioners Anderson said his planning commission un- and asked if the discussion talked about him and his friends and family warned were present. Children From Staff Reports der the American with Dis- should not go through the ADA request. him not to go before the aged 11 and 13 saw the abilities Act. “I have trou- chairman. “I hold this commis- county commission. “My CHIPLEY — A Caryville material on several dif- ble expressing myself as Planning Commis- sion responsible for these wife is afraid of you,” he man was arrest- ferent occasions, my frustration level rises,” sion Chairman Al Keowan people,” Anderson told the said. “My brother said, ed on charges of according to the Anderson said. agreed with Hagan and county commissioners. ‘don’t do it.’ They are porn distribution, report. He also asked the coun- asked Anderson to address “You appointed them.” afraid we will be retaliated according to a The sheriff’s ty commissioners for more all questions to the chair- Anderson said he want- against for speaking out.” Washington Coun- office executed a than the standard three- man. Anderson objected ed to know how people “I feel like my rights ty Sheriff’s Office search warrant minute time limit to speak to the change in procedure were chosen for the plan- were violated,” Anderson report. of the suspect’s because it takes him longer mid-discussion. ning commission. He had said. “The Department of Matthew home at 4414 to express his thoughts. Anderson also said that requested from the county Justice is over the ADA Thomas McCar- Matthew Chambers St. in “I was not told of any Commission Vice Chair- the list of applicants for and I reserve my rights to thy, 21, of Caryville Thomas Caryville. Dur- rules prior to the meeting man David Morris was planning commission but seek legal counsel.” was charged with ing the search, McCarthy beginning,” Anderson said. “combative” in his ques- had not received one. “I “I appreciate you bring- three counts of investigators said At the beginning of the tioning of Anderson about would like to know why ing this issue to us,” Com- distributing obscene ma- they found several porno- meeting, Anderson was ad- the property, which was there has never been an missioner Charles Brock terials to minors. graphic DVDs described dressing all the members not identified during the African-American resident said. “This is something The sheriff’s office was by the victims as the ones of the commission. How- meeting, but Senior Plan- appointed to the planning we have needed to look at alerted to the incident by they had viewed, accord- ever, as the meeting with ner Mike DeRuntz divulged commission,” Anderson for years. I really admire a neighbor of the victims, ing to the report. the planning commission the general area of which said. “There is no minor- you for taking a stand and who observed porno- McCarthy is being held continued, Commissioner Anderson was speaking by ity representation on the you can be sure something graphic materials being at the Washington County Roger Hagan said the pointing it out on the map. board.” good will come out of this.” displayed while minors Jail.

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The Prattler must turn Pageant, directed by were Austin F. Townsend, to his crutch “Setting It Pat Balboni and, later Walker Hughen, Henry Straight” to correct an Aldine Adams, was a main Hargrove, V. J. Collins, error of last week. The attraction. Andrew (Andy) Griffi n correct date of death for South Alabama- and Farrell Nelson. Now John Julius Fussell, is Northwest Florida days, we depend upon June 10 and the date of the Horseman’s Approved prison inmate labor to funeral is June 12. Horse Show was staged at do the grass cutting Traditionally, my topic the Agri-Center Arena, and and landscaping of the for “Perry’s Prattle” just was chaired by Washington grounds at the Agriculture prior to the week-end of County newcomer, Dick Center in preparation the watermelon festival, Kneiss. The third event for the yearly festival. In is devoted to the festival was the Big Watermelon earlier times, Maxwell event. In the Contest and Hudson, an employee of column’s eleventh Auction, with melon the county, had those year of existence, games for children, duties, plus other details of the big question plus serving carrying out the massive in the writer’s refreshing red ripe custodial chores of staging mind is: “just sweet watermelon the festival, plus the clean how much more to our guests. up that followed. He was can be written Secondary fortunate to have a young about the gigantic PERRY’S activities included family, mostly girls, whom watermelon event PRATTLE a Free Fun Night he enlisted to assist him which, without Perry Wells on Friday night in the task of carrying out Perry Wells, Chairman rides in his 1988 Chevrolet Pick Up Truck with question, has put preceding the the watermelon festival. improvised signing and without the colorful, sprawling umbrella, which became Chipley and Washington big day. Credit is given They were not paid for his trademark covering from the heat many years ago. His wife, Hester, is County on the map?” to Lamar Townsend for their labors, and it has shown as his driver. It seems that history providing the improvised been my privilege to buffs want to know that the stage for this fun event personally thank them for order to bring suffi cient ample money to pay all broader coverage with the upcoming festival is the and to Dalton Carter, who their voluntary and faithful money to pay better known the expenses of the event, watermelon festival’s own 57th one and the “buffs” could take a small budget assistance so many years talent to our event, thus the fi gure of $10,000 was web page has produced still want to know its of $150 and provide quality ago. attracting more visitors. revealed. over 220,000 “hits” with origin. J. E. (Red) Davis. musical entertainment to The brochure This is the year that For the past seven the festival more than a longtime Washington fi ll a full evening of exciting advertising the we hired the IBMA years, this fi gure pales to week away, according to County Agriculture fun and frolic. The Shrine watermelon festival in Entertainer of the the total expenditures of Chairman Colby Peel. Extension Agent, was Club Pancake Festival, the 1978 and 1979 was printed Year, The Del McCoury $35,000 now required to Entertainment and the fi rst chairman of the 5K road race and the big on a legal size sheet of Band, which produced a attract and pay all the top wholesome fun and festivities and remained parade through downtown colorful paper. It was record turnout in the air quality entertainment that festivities is the order of in that job 20 years. The Chipley, joined in the personally typed in the conditioned auditorium the present leadership the two day event, June 28 “prime movers” in the festive occasion early in its Agriculture Center Offi ce for a stellar concert that is continues to bring to and 29, 2013 and I hope all earlier days include Ross history. and duplicated on copy still being talked about to the historic watermelon of you are making plans to Deal, on whose property After my departure as machine available at that this day. Dr. Shane Collins, festival. Where can you attend. the fi rst event was held, chairman seven years ago, time. Later, the advertising of WPAP Radio Fame in receive a full weekend The Washington County which later evolved into county judge Colby Peel, fl yers were more Panama City, was the MC of fabulous talent, Historical Society Museum today’s mammoth two day agreed to take the reins professionally printed and for this mammoth year of performing free and in at 685 7th. Street will be extravaganza. and, as the late journalist folded for easy handling top entertainment. an air conditioned facility, open Friday, June 28 and Your writer was and national newscaster, and for mailing. As chairman, I told the with organizers furnishing Saturday June 29 from 10 “drafted” into the job of Paul Harvey would report, This style of promoting committee that I was not free slices of delicious, a.m. until 2 p.m. expressly chairman in 1976 and chairman Peel is presently the festival returned to the ready to make public the sweet and cool watermelon for selling the Heritage of served for 30 years. The carrying out “the rest of full length, legal size paper price required to attract for you the visitor to enjoy? Washington County Books activities of the daylong the story.” in 2003, when advertising this popular bluegrass/ A new style, colorful in a “last call” effort to event in those years Other key people was sold for the fi rst time bluegrass gospel group promotional fl yer was close out sales of the 4th. were confi ned to three involved in the humble to businesses, lending to our festival. After introduced by the current Printing. main events. The Beauty beginnings of the festival agencies, and others in it went well, and with chairman this year. A See you all next week.

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Food For The Hungry Once we broke down state level. Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Local Washington County News | A5 Gun shop instructor: Education is 1st priority

By CECILIA SPEARS use it,” Porter said. “It is well being of the people he which include schools, post Dothan, Ala.,” Porter said. “We get quite a few peo- 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT an unfortunate reality that serves and protects. We’re offices, city councils, board “They have what’s consid- ple from other counties be- [email protected] there is violence happen- here to do anything we can of county commissioners, ered a concealed firearms cause we are one of the few ing everywhere. It’s our job do to help you better protect etc. and any bars where permit and only recognize places that care,” Porter BONIFAY — Lead instruc- to take those who want to yourself and advise you on they sell alcoholic bever- Florida’s permit if you are said. “We’re not just in it for tor and owner of Impact defend themselves out and your next gun purchase and ages. Now if this is a restau- in possession of a firearm. If the money, we want to make Firearms Curtis Porter teach them what they need concealed weapon permit.” rant with a bar, you can be you have a concealed weap- sure you know how to shoot was the guest speaker at to know. The more training Porter said some would in the restaurant, but you ons permit and a gun, you and we want to make sure the Bonifay Kiwanis Club’s you get, the better off you’re be surprised at the num- can’t be anywhere near the are safe in Alabama; howev- you learn something.” June 19 meeting, and he going to be.” ber of residents in Holmes bar.” er if you have a pocket knife Classes are a standard spoke on the importance of The range Porter uses County who have a con- He said 33 states recog- with a blade over 3 inches, fee of $75 plus ammunition gun safety. is courtesy of the Holmes cealed weapon permit. nize the Florida concealed you will be arrested, and and are held from 9 a.m. to 3 “Two of the most dan- County Sheriff’s Office. “The law is complicated weapon permit. The states trust me, they are looking p.m. on Saturdays, however gerous people are those “Sheriff Tim Brown al- on where you are permitted closest to Florida that do for Florida state tags and times will change for sum- who have a gun and don’t lows us to use their range,” to have a concealed weapon, not are Illinois and Nevada. any excuse imaginable.” mer due to the heat. know how to use it and he said. “That’s a big deal but there’s a simple way of “My biggest concern Porter said people come For more information, those who have a gun and when a sheriff is that in- breaking it down,” he said. is anything to have to do from outside Holmes Coun- call Impact Firearms at think they do know how to vested in the safety and “No government buildings, with Alabama, especially ty for firearms education. 547-2051.

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and group arranger) Jason 4515084 Clark, and daughter (vocal power-house), Amber Nelon Thompson this is a full-circle moment as she reflects on the countless 2091940 nights she shared the stage with her Hall of Fame Father, Rex Nelon. Nationally known speaker David Ring will be speaking. Born in Jonesboro, Ark., David was deprived of oxygen for 18 minutes at birth leaving him with cerebral palsy. Orphaned at the age of 14 after both parents died of cancer, he was cast from family to family with nowhere to call home. He endured constant physical pain, humiliating public ridicule and constant discouragement. Yet he chose to be victorious rather than a victim. After surrendering his heart and life to Jesus Christ, he learned self- respect and acceptance of his physical challenges. To most, physical challenges of this magnitude would prove to be a tombstone. For David Ring, this coming of age was and remains a milestone. Although difficult at first to understand, Ring quickly captures his audiences with his quick wit and warm personality. He always focuses on an individual’s need to conquer the personal challenges and adversities of life. As one who has not been stifled by 5016912 Send your Outdoors news to A [email protected] Section UTDOORS Page 6 Owww.bonifaynow.com | www.chipleypaper.com Wednesday, June 26, 2013 BAY SCALLOP HARVEST ZONE Fish found belly-up

By BOB WATTENDORF Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

HOLMES COUNTY — Recently, north Florida anglers and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commis- sion (FWC) fi shery biologists were heartbroken to see the white bellies of numerous fi sh fl oating in Lake Victor. Lake Victor is a popular, 130-acre FWC-managed impound- ment in Holmes County. Since the impoundment was constructed, the FWC has stocked fi sh, man- aged vegetation, provided boat- ing access, created fi sh attractors and spawning beds and otherwise strove to create quality fi shing. Bay scallop season So, what happened, and could it happen to a lake near you? Un- fortunately, it seems like a case of nature taking its course and, yes, it starts July 1 happens throughout the state each summer. In this case, it appears Special to Halifax Media slightly in Steinhatchee. that heavy rainfalls fl ushed organic The St. Marks average de- matter into the lake and the organic It’s that time of year creased substantially from matter began to decompose, result- again to unfurl the dive June 2012, which was most ing in a low-dissolved-oxygen (DO) SPECIAL TO HALIFAX fl ag, put a mask on and likely due to effects from fi sh kill. As in most such cases, the Numerous fi sh turned up dead on Lake Victor recently. head to the coast to collect Tropical Storm Debby. die-off did not kill all of the fi sh, and some bay scallops. The rec- Be safe when diving for when the water cleared and the sun demand on oxygen comes from de- mental Protection and that FWC reational season is open in scallops. Be sure to stay came out, oxygen levels recovered composition of dead plant and ani- staff accompanied investigators Gulf of Mexico state waters within 300 feet of a prop- and biologists observed numerous mal tissue (organic matter). from the Department of Agricul- (shore to 9 nautical miles) erly displayed divers-down surviving fi sh. Area residents first contacted ture to inspect the lake during the from the Pasco-Hernando fl ag when scalloping in This type of fi sh kill is pretty the FWC about the fish kill in Lake fish kill. There was no visual evi- county line to the west open water and within 100 much a natural occurrence. They Victor on April 17, after seeing dy- dence of chemical pollution, toxic bank of the Mexico Beach feet of a properly displayed are especially prevalent in summer, ing fish floating. Fisheries biolo- algal blooms or signs of disease Canal in Bay County start- divers-down fl ag if on a when a number of factors can come gists responded immediately and among the dead fish. ing July 1. The season will river, inlet or navigation together to deplete the oxygen that determined the DO level in much “This is something all of us, in- remain open through Sept. channel. Boat operators is dissolved in the water. Fish ab- of the lake with pea-green water cluding the residents around the 24, with the fi rst day of the traveling within 300 feet of sorb this oxygen from the water us- was 0.0 to 2.0 ppm, enough to cause lake and our own fisheries manage- closure on Sept. 25. a divers-down fl ag in open ing their gills. the kill. Often, descriptions of lakes ment staff, wish never happened The bag limit is two water or 100 feet of one A healthy lake or river normally being pea-green relate to algal but in time the lake will recover,” gallons of whole bay scal- on a river, inlet or naviga- has approximately 7 to 9 parts per blooms, which are another insidi- Paxton said. Once oxygen levels lops or one pint of meat tional channel must slow million (ppm) of oxygen, which is an ous response to nutrients (decay- build back up, the FWC will restock per person, per day, with to idle speed. ideal level for most fi sh. When the ing plant material, or organic fer- the lake with fingerling sport fish. a vessel limit of 10 gallons Done for the day? Help water temperature is lower, more tilizers flushed from yards or crops Bream and crappie populations of whole bay scallops or a FWC’s scallop researchers oxygen dissolves into it. When tem- by rain). These blooms block light can respond within one to two years half-gallon of meat. Scal- by completing an online peratures rise, DO levels naturally to rooted plants so they do not pro- but it may take three to four years lops may be collected by survey at http://svy.mk/ drop due to reduced solubility. If duce as much oxygen. When algae for significant bass populations to hand or with a landing or bayscallops. Harvesters the level drops below 5 ppm, many die, they further increase the bac- rebuild. FWC biologists will moni- dip net. can indicate where they fi sh start showing adverse impacts, terial bloom. tor the lake and consider all fish- Scallops cannot be tak- harvest scallops, how many and below 2 ppm it can be lethal, if it Biologists visited daily for sev- eries management tools that may en ashore outside of the they collect and how long it lasts very long. Some species of fi sh eral weeks, documenting the num- quicken the lake’s recovery. open area. takes to harvest them. Par- are better adapted to low DO con- ber of dead fish and concluded that The good news is there is no evi- There is no commercial ticipants can email Bay- ditions, such as bowfi n or gar, but few adult game fish survived. How- dence of any form of contamination harvest for bay scallops in [email protected] to most of our freshwater sunfi shes ever, they observed some schools that would prevent the lake from Florida state and federal ask questions or send ad- (bass, bream, and crappie) are less of fingerling bass and bream from recovering. In addition, reduced waters. ditional information. tolerant. the spring spawn and a few bass on competition often allows young The average number of Learn more by visiting Aquatic plants produce most of beds. sport fish to grow rapidly after kills scallops observed during MyFWC.com/Fishing and the oxygen in lakes through photo- “We know there was over 19 of this type. pre-season surveys dou- clicking on “Saltwater,” synthesis, which occurs when green inches of rain in the area from To learn more about fish kills bled in Homosassa and St. “Recreational Regula- (chlorophyll) cells convert light into January to April, and the lake got and what you can do to help pre- Joseph Bay and increased tions” and “Bay Scallops.” energy. However, at night or when its share of rain and runoff,” said vent them, visit MyFWC.com/Con- there is inadequate light, plants use Chris Paxton, the FWC’s fresh- tact. Although most summer fish oxygen and give off carbon dioxide. water fisheries administrator for kills relate to natural processes, Additional oxygen enters the water northwest Florida. He said the the FWC requests your support in from the atmosphere by diffusion. FWC was in constant contact with reporting fish kills to the FWC Fish In addition to fi sh using oxygen and the Florida Department of Health Kill Hotline at 800-636-0511 or at Gag grouper recreational plants removing it at night, a major and the Department of Environ- the above link. harvest opens in most Gulf waters; closes in Spearfi shing to be allowed in Collier 4-county region County state waters starting June 30

Special to Halifax Media in Franklin, Wakulla, Jef- Special to Halifax Media waters off Collier County targeting freshwater spe- pompano, permit, triple- ferson and Taylor counties, (from shore to 9 nautical cies; within 100 yards of a tail, lobster and many Gag grouper will open but boats with gag grouper Starting June 30, salt- miles). public swimming beach, species of ornamental for recreational harvest in aboard may not stop and water species can be The Collier Board of any commercial or public tropical fish such as sur- most Gulf of Mexico state must have gear stowed targeted with a spearing County Commissioners fishing pier or any part geonfish, trumpetfish, waters and all Gulf federal while traveling through device in Collier County sent a letter to the FWC of a bridge from which angelfish, butterflyfish, waters July 1. The same state waters in that region. state waters for the first in February requesting public fishing is allowed; porcupinefish, cornetfish, day, the season will close in (See maps.) time in more than 60 these repeals shortly af- within 100 feet of any part squirrelfish, trunkfish, state waters off the coast of The four-county re- years. ter the Jan. 13 hook-and- of a jetty that is above the damselfish, parrotfish, Franklin, Wakulla, Jeffer- gion includes all waters of The recent repeal line capture of the first water’s surface except pipefish, seahorse, puff- son and Taylor counties. Apalachicola Bay and Indi- of rules that prohibited lionfish to be documented for the last 500 yards of ers and triggerfish, with The gag grouper recre- an Pass, including those in spearing should facilitate in state waters off the a jetty that extends more the exception of gray and ational harvest season in Gulf County, and all waters the harvest of nonna- county. than 1,500 yards from ocean triggerfish. Gulf of Mexico state and of the Steinhatchee River, tive invasive lionfish that The ban on spearing the shoreline; in Monroe A recreational fishing federal waters, not includ- including those in Dixie are negatively impacting and using a light while County from Long Key license is not required ing Franklin, Jefferson, County. The FWC manages Florida’s native fish and spearfishing or gigging north to the Dade County for anyone targeting lion- Wakulla, Taylor and Mon- marine fi sh from the shore wildlife. was put in place in the line; and in any body of fish with hand-held nets, roe counties, will remain to 9 nautical miles in the Spearfishing is among early 1950s, before the water under the jurisdic- a pole spear, a Hawaiian open through Dec. 3. State Gulf of Mexico. the most effective meth- development of current tion of the Department of sling or any spearing de- waters off Franklin, Wakul- The FWC is working ods for lionfish control statewide spearfishing Environmental Protec- vice that is specifically la, Jefferson and Taylor with Florida’s anglers to and removal, along with regulations, and are just tion’s Division of Recre- designed for harvesting counties were open from rebuild gag grouper popu- the use of hand-held a few of the many Special ation and Parks. lionfish. April 1 through June 30 lations in the Gulf of Mex- nets. Acts of Local Application Using powerheads, All other spearfishers and will not be open during ico back to strong, sustain- These changes were that were put in place by bangsticks and rebreath- must have a recreational the July 1-through-Dec. 3 able levels. approved by the Florida the Florida Legislature, ers is also not allowed. fishing license, unless season. Monroe County The gag grouper recre- Fish and Wildlife Con- prior to creation of the The following spe- otherwise exempt from is also excluded from the ational harvest minimum servation Commission FWC and one of its prede- cies cannot be speared: the requirement, and all July 1-through-Dec. 3 sea- size and bag limits are 22 (FWC) at its April meet- cessors, the Marine Fish- billfish, spotted eagle regulations apply, includ- son because it is included inches total length and two ing when Commission- eries Commission. ray, sturgeon, manta ray, ing seasons, bag limits in the Atlantic rules for gag gag grouper per person. ers repealed a rule that All current statewide sharks, bonefish, tarpon, and size limits. grouper. To learn more, visit prohibited spearing and regulations on the use of goliath grouper, snook, Learn more about Gag grouper caught in MyFWC.com/Fishing and another rule that prohib- spears will apply in state blue crab, Nassau grou- Florida’s spearing rules federal waters during the click on “Saltwater,” “Rec- ited using an artificial waters off Collier County. per, spotted seatrout, red at MyFWC.com/Fishing July 1-through-Dec. 3 sea- reational Regulations” and light while spearfishing Spearing is not allowed drum, weakfish, stone by clicking on “Recre- son may be taken ashore “Gulf Grouper.” or gigging in Florida state in freshwater or when crab, pompano, African ational” and “Spearing.” A PORTS Section Wednesday, June 26, 2013 S Page 7 www.bonifaynow.com | www.chipleypaper.com Young volleyball players sweep older competition By JASON SHOOT in the USA Volleyball Beach High Perfor- Halifax Media mance Program, an intensive program intended to develop players for collegiate PANAMA CITY BEACH — Sisters they are and international play. not, but Eden Hawes and Casey Justice Hawes will train with a select group of swear they can read each other’s mind. 15U players from across the nation, and “We call it twin telepathy even though she will head to California next month for we aren’t related and don’t look alike,” that before pairing up with Justice again Justice said. at junior nationals. The teenagers clearly enjoy some kind “I am very jealous,” quipped Justice, cerebral connection on the court as a who narrowly missed the age cutoff for the highly successful beach volleyball team. elite program. They’ve collected fi ve tournament titles “I’ll be lonely,” Hawes added, trying to and a pristine 33-0 record since March, console her friend. “By the fourth day I many of those victories recorded against think maybe I’ll have a friend or two.” players considerably older. Justice and Hawes admitted that if they They are set to travel to the west coast were given a choice, they would prefer to next month and will compete in a pair of play under the sun on a sand court rather tournaments, most notably the AAU Ju- than under the lights indoors. nior Olympic Beach Volleyball Champion- “When you’re indoors you have to stay ships in Hermosa Beach, Calif., on July in your little space,” Justice said. 27-30. Rest assured, though, they will suit up Justice is 14 and Hawes is 13. The girls, for Arnold next season. Wesley said she is both of whom are 5-foot-6, are enrolling “looking at them on the varsity level.” at Arnold as freshmen in the fall. They “They love the game,” Wesley said. still can count on one hand the number of “They walk into the gym and go pick up a years they’ve been playing volleyball. But ball. We’ve been doing morning workouts their progression in the sport has been at 7 a.m., there’s an open gym, there’s remarkable, particularly since they didn’t beach training. They do all of that in one team up on the beach until two years ago. day. They are absolutely in love with vol- Hawes and Justice have dominated ev- leyball whether it’s beach or indoors.” ery event they’ve entered this year. They Wesley said the two young players can were crowned 18U champions in a local ju- expect to grow in coming years, both in nior tournament in May, won the 14-under HEATHER LEIPHART | The News Herald terms of height and development. Justice title at an AAU tournament in Orlando, Casey Justice, left, and Eden Hawes are 33-0 since March in fi ve tournament and Hawes said they train on the sand claimed the 16U championship at the Gulf victories. with local beach player Kevin Jones. Coast Region Tournament, and won the “Kids have dreams, and right now their doubles title in the 16U age group in a Fud- gether?’ said Hawes, who turns 14 next director Karisa Wesley: “They’re actually dream is to play beach volleyball at the puckers tournament. They even slipped in month. “We’ve been playing together two very advanced. ... They went to Orlando college level,” Wesley said. “They work a four-man title at that Fudpuckers event. years. We try to play older teams. That’s and went to the 14-under division and beat with the beach coach at Florida State (as- “We were at a camp in Tampa and got what (three-time Olympic champion) Ker- everyone very easily. They try to play up a sistant coach Brian Corso). They’ve got a lot of questions like, ‘How old are you?’ ri Walsh did. That’s what we try to do.” level for the competition.” exposure at the collegiate level and with and ‘How long have you been playing to- Confi rmed Arnold coach and athletic Hawes has been selected to participate those coaches as well.” Local players go to Major League Baseball By BRAD MILNER Karsten Whitson (Chipley, dent Atlantic League — .235 (3/29/90), C, Palm Beach H, 19 R, 12 ER, 17 BB, 28 K. K. Statistics with the Tucson Halifax Media Group Florida), Washington, 37th avg., 81 AB, 18 R, 19 H, 4 2B, Cardinals (St. Louis Cardi- Jaye Chapman (Mosley, (Ariz.) Padres, Triple-A Pa- round (1,126th) 4 HR, 10 RBIs. Statistics with nals), Single-A Florida State Chipola), 6-0, 180 (5/22/87), cifi c Coast League — 1 G, 1 Logan Quimuyog (Mos- the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre League — .000 avg., 3 AB. RHP, Iowa Cubs (Chicago GS, 0-0, 8.10 ERA, 3.1 IP, 7 H, 3 Prospects from the high ley), New York Mets, 39th RailRiders (New York Yan- Statistics with the Peoria Cubs), Triple-A Pacifi c Coast R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 4 K. school, junior college and Di- round (1,166th) kees), Triple-A International (Ill.) Chiefs, Single-A Mid- League — 4 G, 0 GS, 0-0, 17.05 Zach Jadofsky (Chipley, vision I baseball levels high- The following is a list League — .167 avg., 54 AB, west League — .296 avg., 71 ERA, 6.1 IP, 14 H, 12 R, 12 ER, Enterprise State, West Flor- lighted the area selections in of area athletes who have 6 R, 9 H, 2 2B, 1 HR, 4 RBIs. AB, 13 R, 21 H, 2 2B, 6 RBIs, 4 BB, 4 K. Note: Chapman is ida), 6-3, 210 (6/17/90), RHP, the Major League Baseball played or are currently play- Note: Johnson was released 4 SB. on the disabled list. Rome (Ga.) Braves (Atlanta Draft on June 8. ing professional baseball this by the Yankees May 10 and Clete Thomas (Mosley, Pat Corbin (Chipola), 6-3, Braves), Single-A South At- Karsten Whitson was se- season and their statistics as signed by the Revolution Auburn), 5-11, 195 (11/14/83), 165 (7/19/89), LHP, Arizona lantic League — 21 G, 0 GS, lected for the second time of June 14. May 20. OF, Minnesota Twins, MLB Diamondbacks, MLB Na- 4-1, 2 SV, 4.11 ERA, 35 IP, 38 H, since departing Chipley. He Position players Brandon Jones (Wewahi- American League — .250 avg., tional League — 13 G, 13 GS, 18 R, 16 ER, 12 BB, 39 K. was taken No. 9 overall by Jose Bautista (Chipola), tchka, Tallahassee), 6-1, 215 20 AB, 1 R, 5 H, 2 2B, 2 RBIs. 9-0, 2.28 ERA, 86.2 IP, 71 H, 23 John Mariotti (Gulf Coast, San Diego in 2010, but he 6-0, 190 (10/19/80), 3B, Toron- (12/10/83), OF, Kansas City Statistics with the Rochester R, 22 ER, 22 BB, 67 K. Coastal Carolina), 6-0, 225 turned down a reported $2.1 to Blue Jays, MLB American (Mo.) T-Bones, American (N.Y.) Red Wings, Triple-A Ryan Fraser (Gulf Coast, (8/19/84), RHP, Brantford million signing bonus and at- League — .267 avg., 225 AB, Association of Independent International League — .296 Memphis), 6-3, 190 (8/27/88), (Ontario) Red Sox, Indepen- tended Florida, where he had 42 R, 60 H, 12 2B, 15 HR, 36 Professional Baseball — .162 avg., 125 AB, 17 R, 37 H, 8 2B, RHP, Binghamton (N.Y.) Mets dent Intercounty Baseball a stellar freshman season on RBIs, 5 SB. avg., 99 AB, 16 R, 16 H, 3 2B, 2 9 HR, 25 RBIs, 6 SB. (New York Mets), Double-A League — 3 G, 2 GS, 1-0, 2.07 the mound. Inconsistency Steve Clevenger (Chipo- 3B, 1 HR, 8 RBIs. Andrew Toles (Chipola), Eastern League — 3 G, 0 GS, ERA, 13 IP, 11 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 plagued him his sophomore la), 6-0, 195 (4/5/86), C, Iowa Adam Loewen (Chipola), 5-10, 185 (5/24/92), OF, Bowl- 0-0, 5.40 ERA, 5 IP, 4 H, 5 R, 3 BB, 17 K. year and he missed last sea- Cubs (Chicago Cubs), Tri- 6-6, 235 (4/9/84), OF, New ing Green (Ohio) Hot Rods ER, 3 BB, 4 K. Statistics with C.J. Riefenhauser (Chipo- son after having shoulder ple-A Pacifi c Coast League Hampshire Fisher Cats (To- (Tampa Bay Rays), Single-A the St. Lucie Mets, Single-A la), 6-0, 180 (1/30/90), LHP, surgery. — .333 avg., 30 AB, 6 R, 10 H, ronto Blue Jays), Double-A Midwest League — .324 avg., Florida State League — 5 G, Montgomery (Ala.) Biscuits Whitson was taken by 5 2B, 5 RBIs. Statistics with Eastern League — .226 avg., 253 AB, 37 R, 82 H, 16 2B, 9 0 GS, 0-0, 4.15 ERA, 4.1 IP, 5 H, (Tampa Bay Rays), Double-A Washington in the 37th the Chicago Cubs, MLB Na- 146 AB, 18 R, 33 H, 5 2B, 7 HR, 3B, 1 HR, 36 RBIs, 38 SB. 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 0 K. Southern League — 28 G, 0 round. He likely will return to tional League — .125 avg., 8 20 RBIs, 4 SB. Statistics with D’Andre Toney (Gulf Bryam Garcia (Gulf Coast, GS, 1-0, 8 SV, 0.63 ERA, 43 IP, Florida for a redshirt junior AB, 1 R, 1 H. the Buffalo (N.Y.) Bisons, Tri- Coast), 5-10, 170 (1/24/92), OF, FIU), 5-10, 190 (11/16/88), 23 H, 10 R, 3 ER, 9 BB, 34 K. season. Adam Duvall (Chipola, ple-A International League Greeneville (Tenn.) Astros RHP, Rome (Ga.) Braves (At- Will Smith (Gulf Coast), 6- Gulf Coast’s Tyler Dial Louisville), 6-1, 205 (9/4/85), — .000 avg., 3 AB. (Houston Astros), Rookie lanta Braves), Single-A South 5, 215 (7/10/89), LHP, Omaha was the fi rst selection with 3B, Richmond (Va.) Flying Russell Martin (Chipola), Appalachian League. Note: Atlantic League — 17 G, 0 GS, (Neb.) Storm Chasers (Kan- area ties on the fi nal day, go- Squirrels (San Francisco 5-11, 200 (2/15/83), C, Pitts- Greeneville opens the sea- 5-0, 4.30 ERA, 29.1 IP, 22 H, 16 sas City Royals), Triple-A Pa- ing to San Diego in the 15th Giants), Double-A Eastern burgh Pirates, MLB National son June 23. R, 14 ER, 16 BB, 29 K. cifi c Coast League — 13 G, round and 448th overall. He League — .285 avg., 123 AB, League — .251 avg., 179 AB, Rene Tosoni (Chipola), David Herndon (Mosley, 10 GS, 4-3, 3.06 ERA, 61.2 IP, joined teammate Tevin John- 22 R, 35 H, 10 2B, 3 3B, 6 HR, 24 R, 45 H, 11 2B, 7 HR, 20 6-0, 185 (7/2/86), OF, Hunts- Gulf Coast), 6-3, 230 (9/4/85), 58 H, 23 R, 21 ER, 19 BB, 68 son, who was chosen in the 22 RBIs. RBIs, 2 SB. ville (Ala.) Stars (Milwaukee RHP, (New York Yankees). K. Statistics with the Kansas 31st round by Pittsburgh. Steve Felix (Rutherford, Jeff Mathis (Marianna), 6- Brewers), Double-A South- Note: Herndon is fi nishing City Royals, MLB American Logan Quimuyog was Troy), 6-1, 210, (4/21/88), OF, 0, 185 (3/31/83), C, Miami Mar- ern League — .242 avg., 207 rehabilitation after having League — 1 G, 1 GS, 0-1, 9.00 the lone area high-schooler Normal (Ill.) CornBelters, In- lins, MLB National League AB, 26 R, 50 H, 10 2B, 2 3B, 6 Tommy John surgery in ERA, 4 IP, 7 H, 6 R, 4 ER, 1 taken Saturday. The Mosley dependent Frontier League — .114 avg., 35 AB, 1 R, 4 H, 1 HR, 27 RBIs, 4 SB. 2012. BB, 5 K. graduate was taken by the — .209 avg., 86 AB, 15 R, 18 H, 2B, 2 RBIs. LeVon Washington L.J. Hollins (Chipola), Austin Wright (Chipola, New York Mets in the 39th 3 2B, 3 HR, 19 RBIs, 3 SB. Carlos Moncrief (Chipo- (Chipola), 5-11, 170 (7/26/91), 6-3, 185 (7/31/91), RHP, Hag- Mississippi), 6-4, 235 (9/26/89), and next-to-last round. TylerFlowers (Chipola), la), 6-1, 210 (11/3/88), OF, Ak- OF, Lake County (Ohio) Cap- erstown (Md.) Suns (Wash- LHP, Reading (Pa.) Fightin Former Chipola star and 6-4, 245 (1/24/86), 1B, Chicago ron (Ohio) Aeros (Cleveland tains (Cleveland Indians) ington Nationals), Single-A Phils (Philadelphia Phillies), Florida State closer Robby White Sox, MLB American Indians), Double-A Eastern — .351 avg., 77 AB, 13 R, 27 South Atlantic League — 1 Double-A Eastern League Coles rounded out the area League — .222 avg., 158 AB, League — .268 avg., 227 AB, H, 10 2B, 2 3B, 9 RBIs, 9 SB. G, 0 GS, 0-0, 4.50 ERA, 2 IP, 3 — 7 G, 7 GS, 1-3, 9.12 ERA, picks with a 28th-round selec- 16 R, 35 H, 8 2B, 6 HR, 16 35 R, 65 H, 10 2B, 7 HR, 28 Note: Washington is on the H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 1 K. 25.2 IP, 26 H, 26 R, 26 ER, 26 tion by the Mets. Coles joined RBIs. RBIs, 6 SB. disabled list. 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Special to The News Cooperative. He received board member of the Wal- of Bristol, is the former Di- with Superior Bank. He Marianna, is retired. He his bachelor’s degree in ton County Economic De- rector of Appointments in received his bachelor’s de- was a member of the U.S. TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Rick marketing from the Uni- velopment Alliance and the Executive Office of the gree in finance from Troy Army Medical Corps. Scott announced three versity of Phoenix. Clark the Holmes County De- Governor. She received University. Padgett has previously appointments and two re- served on the Washington velopment Commission. her bachelor’s degree in Lassmann has served served as a Jackson Coun- appointments, including County school board for 12 He received his bachelor’s political science from Flor- on the Jackson County ty Commissioner. He is residents from Chipley years. He is reappointed and master’s degrees in ida State University. She Chamber of Commerce. reappointed for a term be- and Ponce de Leon, to the for a term beginning June civil engineering from Au- succeeds Mark Plummer He succeeds Wilton Craw- ginning June 24 and end- Chipola College District 24 and ending May 31, burn University. He suc- and is appointed for a term ford and is appointed for ing May 31, 2014. Board of Trustees on Mon- 2015. ceeds Robert “Bob” Jones beginning June 24, 2013, a term beginning June 24 The appointments are day, June 24. Nolan Baker, 48, of and is appointed for a term and ending May 31, 2014. and ending May 31, 2015. subject to confirmation by Gary Clark, 45, of Chi- Ponce de Leon, is an engi- beginning June 24 and Thomas “Tommy” John Padgett, 82, of the Florida Senate. pley, is the vice president neer with CDG Engineers ending May 31, 2015. Lassmann, 41, of Marian- of West Florida Electric & Associates. Baker is a Hannah Causseaux, 28, na, is a commercial banker

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When the time comes unconditional love of a pet. visit assisted-living and having their nails filed and be greatly beneficial to “After children are for a family member “People in nursing nursing home facilities. “It ears cleaned.” the health of the older grown and maybe a spouse to move into a nursing homes usually face a lot of is always very rewarding Some retirement population,” said Dr. Karen has passed, a person home or physical challenges, and to see a person smile or communities and assisted- Snowden, professor at may feel isolated and retirement having a pet live with them talk about their pets when living facilities allow their the Texas A&M College inessential,” Snowden community, is not an option,” said Kit one of my APWAP-certified residents to have pets of Veterinary Medicine said. “Having to care for many worry Darling, infection control dogs like Dexter or Daschle live with them. In these and Biomedical Science a pet provides a sense their loved coordinator at the Texas visits a nursing home communities, the residents (CVM). “A pet can provide of need, and having ones will A&M College of Veterinary facility,” Darling said. usually have an apartment companionship and social regular interactions with begin to feel Medicine and Biomedical “Each animal involved and must be physically able opportunities for the a pet has shown to lower lonely and Science (CVM). “But many in APWAP has passed a to care for their pet’s daily elderly population, as well blood pressure, decrease unneeded Pet Talk nursing homes now will temperament test and needs. The pet must also as physical, psychological anxiety, increase physical as time allow personal pets to visit receives regular veterinary be friendly toward other and emotional health activity and enhance social goes by. Fortunately, or may schedule pet visits care with parasite control people and animals and benefits.” opportunities.” thanks to people such as with an animal-assisted and vaccinations in order to should have regular visits Kit Darling and Dr. Karen therapy group.” be a part of the program,” with its veterinarian to Snowden and their work Aggieland Pets With A Darling said. “It is also ensure it is healthy. There Crossword Puzzle with organizations like Purpose, or APWAP, is a important for the animals may also be restrictions on Aggieland Pets With A non-profit animal-assisted that visit to be healthy and the type and size of pets Purpose, many elderly therapy organization. clean, so all of our animals allowed depending on the residents are getting the APWAP members and their have a bath within 24 hours facility. chance to experience the pets, usually dogs or cats, prior to a visit, including “Having a pet can

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1108513 1111625 1111628 1111619 1111630 1103448 1103450 1103456 1111617 Wednesday, June 26, 2013 Extra Washington County News | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | B5 Obituaries Peggy A. Pettis Amy R. Owens Norman Abbott Peggy Ann and Terry Foust of Amy Rachel Owens, 22, Cynthia Lee Baxley Norman Abbott, 51, Ann Abbott of Chipley; Pettis, 70, of DeFuniak Springs; passed away Sunday June Owens; sister, Amber of Chipley, passed away sons, Dylan Abbott of Wausau, passed three daughters, 16, 2013, in Santa Rosa Nicole Leeann Owens; on Friday, June 21, 2013, Bonifay and Jeremy Abbott away Thursday, Teresa Weathers County. Amy was born maternal grandmother, after a courageous battle of Chipley; stepchildren, June 20, 2013, and husband Mike May 16, 1991, in Panama Joan Baxley; paternal with cancer. He was of Sharon Davis of Chipley in the Jackson of Wausau, Evelyn City, to John Stanley grandparents, John D. the Baptist faith and had and William Davis of Calif.; Hospital in P. Turnage of Owens and Cynthia Lee Owens and Imogene lived in Chipley since 1976, brothers, Todd Abbott and Marianna. Peggy Wausau and Naomi Baxley Owens. Her home Everitt Owens; uncle, moving here from Garden wife Ginger of Chipley was born Sept. 7, Peggy A. E. Canoy and was Bonifay. Amy was a Joey Baxley and Aunt Grove, Calif. Norman was and Gary Abbott and wife 1942, in Washington Pettis husband Thomas of member of First United Lynn and Cousins Jojo an avid NASCAR fan and Tammy of Graceville; sister, County, to the Wausau; one sister, Methodist and baptized and Patrick; uncle, Chris enjoyed spending time Kimberly Ann Pate and late Dewey and Naomi Ruth Fielding of Chipley; November 10, 1991. She Baxley and Cousins on his computer. He was husband Alfred of Chipley Inez (Shumaker) Parker. nine grandchildren and six was a member of Holmes Brittany and Brigham; born on June 22, 1961, in and granddaughter Kay She had been a life- long great grandchildren. County High School uncle, Phillip Shores and Oakland, Calif., to Hughey Davis. resident of Washington The family received Class of 2009. Amy loved aunt Sabra and cousins and Shirley Abbott. Services for Norman County and was a friends Sunday evening, music, playing piano and Bethany and Bryon; He is preceded in death were on Monday, June member of the Wausau June 23, 2013, from 5 to singing. She enjoyed the uncle, Dan Tracy and by his father, Hughey 24, 2013, at 10 a.m., in the Assembly of God Church 7 p.m., at Brown Funeral outdoors, swimming and Aunt Sheila, cousins Garfield Abbott; paternal First Free Will Baptist in Wausau. Peggy loved Home, Brickyard Road fishing, especially with Ambers and Crystal grandparents, Hughey and Church of Chipley with the her family, especially her chapel. Funeral services her favorite fishing buddy Brande Carter and uncle, Beatrice Abbott; maternal Rev. Ben Hull officiating. grandchildren and great were Monday, June 24, Dustin Davis. Amy loved Jake Swindle and cousins grandparents, Norman Interment followed in grandchildren as well as 2013, at 10 a.m., in the to laugh and laughing was Jacob and John. Moll and Jewel Cutright Glenwood Cemetery, fishing. Wausau Assembly of God easy in her company. Funeral services Moll and step-grandmother Chipley. Visitation was In addition to Church with the Rev. Amy was predeceased were at 4 p.m., Monday, Ann. on Sunday, June 23, 2013, her parents, she is Danny Burns and the Rev. by her maternal June 23, 2013, at First Survivors include his from 5 to 7 p.m. in the predeceased by her Danny Jackson officiating. grandfather, Harvey D. United Methodist Church loving wife, Stacie Abbott Marianna Chapel Funeral husband of 47 years, Ross Interment followed in Baxley Sr.; uncle, Harvey of Bonifay with the of Chipley; mother, Shirley Home. Pettis. Barfield Cemetery in D. Baxley Jr.; uncle, Rev. Dan Godwin and Survivors include three Wausau. Friends and Craig Baxley; uncle, Jim speaker Mallory Parrish James A. Yates, Jr. sons, Robert Earl Pettis of family may sign the online Brande, and cousin, Jason officiating. Honorary Mr. James Archie Yates, Marianna; one brother, Wausau, Danny Foust and register at www.brownfh. Brande. contributions may be Jr., age 48, of Campbellton, Keith Yates; niece Brandy wife Sheryl of Pensacola, net. Amy is survived given to The Lovelady died June 16, 2013, after Yates; nephews, Justin by father and mother, Center 7916 2nd Ave South a short illness. Mr. Yates Yates and Josh Yates Stanley Owens and Birmingham, Al 35206. was born Dec. 14, 1964, in all of Graceville; special Thomas E. Snellgrove, III Bonifay. His family lived in friends the Villeda family Thelma H. Phillips Vernon, until 1975 before and Macalister/Waddell Thomas Elias Haygood of Graceville; settling in Cottondale. Mr. families of Campbellton. Snellgrove III, 69, passed six grandchildren, Dustin Thelma Hewett husband of 57 Yates was a farmhand and Funeral services were away Sunday, June 23, Haygood, Jayci Haygood, Phillips, 92, of years; her parents; beekeeper throughout his at 11 a.m., Wednesday, 2013. Thomas was born Lane Watson, Camrie Bonifay, went two brothers, Lee life. June 19, 2013, at Pleasant March 26, 1944 in Dothan, Conner, Kylie Jackson and home to be with Hewett and Joseph Mr. Yates is Hill Free Will Baptist Ala., to the late William Kaleb Jackson and one her Lord and Hewett and three predeceased by his father, Church with the Rev. Thomas Snellgrove and sister, Maureen Utter of Savior on Monday, sisters, her twin James Archie Yates, Sr. Arlester Macalister and Daisy Gwynes. He is Greenwood. June 10, 2013. She Velma Padgett, and a brother, James Allen Speaker Lamont Ennis a lifelong resident of A Graveside service passed away at Edna Phillips, and Yates. officiating. Interment the Marianna area and was held Monday, June the home of her Thelma H. Loyce Hicks. He is survived by his followed in the Pleasant worked as a Maintenance 24, 2013 at 2 p.m., at Noma daughter Carolyn Phillips She is survived wife, Tammy Catron Hill Cemetery with Peel Inspector for the State of Cemetery with the Rev. Cooley, surrounded by four daughters Yates of Campbellton; his Funeral Home of Bonifay Florida. Steve Welch and the Rev. by family. Mrs. Phillips and sons-in-law, Altha and mother, JoAnn Reeder directing. Visitation was Thomas is survived Wendell Bell officiating. was born Nov. 11, 1920, to Simon Curry of Bonifay, Yates of Marianna; one held one hour prior to by his wife, Robin Brown Funeral Home is in Marion Celonia Hewett Carolyn and Jerry Cooley sister, Kathy and Rusty the service. Memorial Snellgrove; two charge of arrangements. and Susan Ann Flowers of Bonifay, Joy and Dr. Holmes; niece, Brittany donations may be given to daughters, Misty Watson Friends and family may Hewett in Westville. She Jerry Galloway of Geneva, Holmes Wilkins and Josh; Hospice of Emerald Coast, and husband Kevin sign the online register at graduated from Holmes Ala., and Sue and Tim nephews, Tommy Holmes 4374 Lafayette Street, of Bonifay and Sherie http://www.brownfh.net/ County High School in Markham of Gulf Breeze; and Bobby Holmes all of Marianna, FL 32447. 1940 and shortly after grandchildren, Greg married Clarence Gable Curry, Scott (Christi) Glen D. Pickron Renne G. McDougald Phillips. The couple Curry, Simona (Steve) initially settled in Virginia Mayo, Anthony (Rachel) Gunnery Sergeant Mayberry, and Deanna Mrs. Renne G. Elaine, Eileen and Jill but returned to Holmes Cooley, Amy (Joe) Frix, (retired U. S. Marine) Glen Michelle Humphries, McDougald, 60, of (deceased and many other County after seven years. Jared Galloway and D. Pickron, 70, of Noma Jasper, Ala.; brother, Jay Chipley, passed away in relatives and friends. Mrs. Phillips looked after Brandi Markham and passed away Tuesday, Frank Pickron; sister, the Northwest Florida A memorial services their home and in the great-grandchildren, June 18, 2013, at his EulaMae Pickron, Geneva, Community Hospital on was at 1 p.m. on spring worked with her Sabre (Steve) Vassallo, residence following an Ala.; seven grandchildren; June 15. She was a native Saturday, June 22, at husband at their family Skyler Mayo, Austin, Zach, extended illness. Glen was five great grandchildren of Bay Shore, NY, and the Kingdom Hall of business, Holmes County Clayton, and Caleb Cooley born Nov. 10, 1938, to the with one on the way and resided in Chipley a large Jehovah’s Witnesses in Milling Company in and Phillip Curry. late Thomas and Leonia close friend John Seay, number of years. She was Chipley, with Brother Bonifay. She was a devout Funeral services were Williams Pickron. After Slocomb, Ala. a CAN and a LPN. John Brown officiating. Christian, a Bible scholar, Friday, June 14, 2013, at 19 years of service in the Graveside service were Survivors include Memorialization was by and a “prayer warrior” for Mt. Olive Baptist Church U.S. Marine Corp, Glen at 10 a.m., Friday, June 21, her loving husband, cremation. The family her family and community. in Bonifay with the Rev. retired in August of 1975. 2013, at Noma Cemetery Jeronnie McDougald; received friends from 6 She was a great influence Eddie Eaton officiating. During his military career with Bro. Raymond two children, Wendy Byrd to 7 p.m. on Friday June on her children and Mrs. Phillips was then laid he served two tours in O’Quinn officiating, with and Lance Simmons; two 21, at the Cooper Funeral grandchildren as she to rest beside her husband Vietnam receiving several Military honors by the grandchildren, Elijah and Home Chapel. Cooper shared her faith with in the Mt. Olive Baptist medals including a Purple U.S. Marine Corp, James Emaani; siblings, Debra, Funeral Home of Chipley them through her godly Cemetery. Pallbearers Heart. He was a member & Lipford Funeral Home Kimberly, Ralph, Dollie, directing. example. She was a were Greg Curry, Scott of the VFW. in Graceville directing. faithful member of Mt. Curry, Anthony Cooley, Survived by his beloved Family received friends Olive Baptist Church for 66 Jared Galloway, Steve wife, Donna Jo Pickron, at the funeral home Alfred L. Vetzel, Jr. years and loved teaching Mayo, and Joe Frix. Noma; children, Glen Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. Alfred L. Vetzel Jr., 74, held on Saturday June 22, children through Sunday Memorial donations may Allen Pickron, Glenda Sue Expressions of sympathy of Brooksville, passed away 2013, from 2 to 4 p.m., with school classes, Sunbeams, be made to the Florida Croft, Theresa Ann Taylor, can be made at http://www. June 18, 2013. Service to commence at and Girls Ambassadors. Baptist Children’s Home Graceville, Leigh Ann jamesandlipford.com/ He is survived by his 3 p.m. at the Brooksville She also had a passion (1000 Chemstrad Rd., wife Bobbie; two daughters, Chapel Brewer & Sons for mission work and was Cantonment, FL 32533) or Pamela M. Ugas and their spouses; four Funeral Home. See active in the Women’s Mt. Olive Baptist Church Pamela Mae Ugas, 47, of at the Black Community grandchildren; one sister, full obituary at www. Missionary Union. (c/o Paul Strickland, 1945 Bonifay died June 23, 2013. Center in Black, Ala. Peel and four step-siblings. brewerfuneral.com to leave Mrs. Phillips was Whitehead Road, Bonifay, A memorial service Funeral Home in charge of Memorial service was your condolences. preceded in death by her FL 32425). will be held June 29, 2013 arrangements. Nancy M. Trammell Mrs. Nancy M. death by her husband, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Find Obituaries. Trammell of Westville, Martin Luther Trammell; Funeral services passed away Wednesday, two sisters, Lillie Robbins were at 2 p.m. Saturday, Share Condolences. June 19, 2013. She was 90. and Dovie Roland and June 22, 2013, at Midway Mrs. Trammell was born one brother, Will Morrell. United Methodist Church. in Washington County, on She is survived by Burial followed at Celebrate a Life. Sept. 15, 1922. Prior to her daughter, Rosa Mae Midway United Methodist her retirement she was a Price of Geneva, Ala.; Church Cemetery with textile worker for many two grandchildren, Todd Pittman Funeral Home Upload your Legacy guest book photos now for FREE! years at the Geneva Cotton Price of Troy, Ala., and of Geneva directing. The With your paid obituary, family and friends will now Mill. She also worked Caldon Price and wife, family received friends have unlimited access to uploaded photos free of charge. on the farm and loved Tracy of Tuscaloosa, prior to the service on gardening. Ala., and great grandson, Saturday, beginning She was preceded in Riley Cameron Price of at 1 p.m. On the IMPROVED obituary section of www.chipleypaper.com or Carleth E. Taylor bonifaynow.com, you can: • More easily search the most timely and Carleth Edward ‘Bill’ complete online resource for newspaper Taylor, 87, of Bonifay, died obituaries June 22, 2013. 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From Staff Reports dia Group, which also owns “unbelievable” beauty of ed Way of Cleveland Coun- annual event, more than Ethics Fellow with the the Shelby Star. “We looked the region and its newspa- ty. He was also named most 200 volunteers signed com- Poynter Institute in St. Pe- Skip Foster, a veteran across the country and pers. outstanding volunteer on mitment cards to help one tersburg, Fla., and helped publisher and Florida na- found that the best candi- “I am honored to lead the 2007 United Way cam- of the more than 50 agen- write Poynter’s “Journal- tive, will be the next date was one of our such a tremendous team paign and the 2010 volun- cies that help children. ism without Scandal” re- publisher of the own. in this growing and vibrant teer of the year for the or- Foster has also served port in 2003. Northwest Florida “He has a prov- market,” Foster said. “No ganization. on the board of the Cleve- A native of Lakeland, Daily News and en track record of one provides better content In 2009, Foster found- land County Chamber and Foster began his career as oversee weekly not just leading and better marketing solu- ed “Connect, Commit to the legislative committee of a sports writer in Hickory, newspapers in award-winning tions than The Daily News. Change,” a community the N.C. Press Association. N.C., in 1988, after gradu- Milton, Crestview, newspapers, but “I can’t wait to get to event which brings togeth- He has served two stints on ating from the University Destin and Walton of making a news- know this community,” he er two groups: agencies the vestry of the Episcopal of the South in Sewanee, County. Skip Foster paper — and him- continued. “My favorite which help children and Church of the Redeemer Tenn. He moved to The Friday morning’s self — an integral part of being publisher is new volunteers. The effort and is a member of the Gaston Gazette in Gas- announcement followed a part of the community it connecting the newspaper was launched in the wake of Shelby Rotary Club. tonia, N.C., in 1989 and nearly two-month search serves.” with readers, businesses a shooting death in Shelby, At The Star, he helped eventually was promoted that drew candidates from Before assuming the and organizations in the after which a Star reporter launch and sustain a con- to managing editor. across the country and end- publisher’s role at the Shel- markets we serve.” heard a young child mat- tent innovation project Foster is married to ed with the hiring of Foster, by Star, Foster served as its Foster leaves a legacy of ter-of-factly ask “Who got that earned the paper in- District Court Judge Anna publisher of the Shelby Star editor for 10 years. During community involvement in killed?” Foster wrote a col- ternational attention. In F. (Dina) Foster, who will in Cleveland County, N.C., that time it was part of the Shelby. umn asking the community 2007, Foster was invited be resigning her seat to since 2007. chain of newspapers that Just this month, he was to commit to doing more for to speak in Paris, France, relocate to the panhandle. “I’m excited,” said Rog- included the Northwest awarded the H. Eugene the community’s children. about The Star’s forays They have three children: er Quinn, central regional Florida Daily News, giving LeGrand Lifetime Achieve- A board was formed and into multimedia journal- Mary Frances, 18; Mat- publisher for Halifax Me- him familiarity with the ment award from the Unit- last year, during the now- ism. Foster was a 2002 thew, 15; and Will, 11. Washington, Holmes Counties Community calendar Library hours Sunny Hills Library County Public Library, Wausau Library Monday: 1-6 p.m. Chipley Branch thank Florida leaders for working Monday: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday: Closed 8 to 10 a.m.: Church Tuesday: 1-6 p.m. Wednesday: 1-6 p.m. Fellowship Breakfasts at to end the R-word in Florida Wednesday: Closed Thursday: Closed Around the Corner Grill. Thursday: 1-6 p.m. Friday: Closed Breakfast provided. All Special to the News ing to pass the Intellectual that promotes negative Friday: Closed Saturday: Closed denominations welcome. Disabilities Bill. Senate stereotypes of people with Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes CHIPLEY — Self-advo- Bill 142 was sponsored by intellectual disabilities. Sunday: Closed Council on Aging cates in Washington-Hol- Sen. Thad Altman (R-Mel- The American Association MONDAY provides hot meals and mes Counties are thanking bourne.) The House ver- on Intellectual and Devel- Holmes County Library socialization. Gov. Rick Scott for signing sion of the bill, House Bill opmental Disabilities and Monday: Closed 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes 11 a.m.: Washington Senate Bill 142, the Intel- 1119, was sponsored by American Psychiatric As- Tuesday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Council on Aging provides Council on Aging lectual Disabilities Bill, Rep. Janet Adkins (R-Fer- sociation changed their Wednesday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. bingo, exercise, games, (Chipley) senior lunches; into law last week in Tal- nandina Beach.) official diagnoses from Thursday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. activities, hot meals and for reservations, call lahassee. The bill, which “Governor Scott and the “mental retardation” to Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. socialization. 638-6217. Donations was passed unanimously Florida Legislature are to “intellectual disability.” Saturday: 8 a.m.-noon 11 a.m.: Washington accepted. by the Florida Legisla- be commended for taking a Federal health, edu- Sunday: Closed Council on Aging Noon: Chipley Kiwanis ture in April, removes the stand against the R-word,” cation and labor policy (Chipley) senior lunches; Club meeting. phrase “mental retarda- said Sandy Pritchard, ex- statutes were changed Washington County Library reservations, call 638-6217. Noon: Alcoholics tion” from state statutes ecutive director of Arc of in 2010 when Congress Monday: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Donations accepted. Anonymous open and replaces it with “intel- Washington-Holmes Coun- unanimously passed and Tuesday: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 6-7:30 p.m.: Salvation meeting, New Life lectual disabilities.” The ties and board member of President Obama signed Wednesday: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Army Domestic Violence Assembly Fellowship changes take effect on The Arc of Florida. “This is “Rosa’s Law.” The Social Thursday: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. and Rape Crisis Program Hall, Chipley. July 1. a significant step forward Security Administration Friday: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (SADVP) hosts a domestic 5 p.m.: BINGO at St. The Arc of Washing- in the fight to end bullying recently announced its in- Saturday: Closed violence support group at Joseph Catholic Church ton-Holmes and The Arc against people with intel- tent to make the change to Sunday: Closed the SADVP Rural Outreach games start at 6:25 p.m. of Florida, a non-profit or- lectual disabilities.” its official “Listing of Im- office, 1461 S. Railroad Ave., Call Peg Russ at 638-451 ganization that advocates “Mental retardation” pairments.” Vernon Library Apartment 1, in Chipley. 6 p.m.: Holmes County on behalf of individuals was once considered a val- For more information Monday: Closed Call Emma or Jess at Commission meets with intellectual and de- id medical term, but over on the End the R-word in Tuesday: 1-6 p.m. 415-5999. second Tuesdays. the years, it was twisted Florida campaign, visit velopmental disabilities, Wednesday: 1-6 p.m. 7 p.m.: Narcotics into a hurtful slang word spent three years work- http://www.norword.org. Thursday: Closed Anonymous meeting, Friday: 10 a.m. -3 p.m. TUESDAY Blessed Trinity Catholic Saturday: Closed 8 to 9 a.m.: Tai Chi Church on County Sunday: Closed Class at the Washington Road 177A. Community events Hospice ‘Meet-N-Eat’ attending are encouraged eighth grades at 3 p.m. on to call ahead at (850)526- June 27. MARIANNA — Gino Mayo, 3577, or (850)638-8787. The Sam Mitchell Chaplain of Emerald Coast Branch will host the Hospice, will be holding a program on July 2. The “Meet-N-Eat” at 11 a.m., VHS Class of 1978 Sunny Hills Branch will Wednesday, June 26, at VERNON — Vernon High host the program on June Emerald Coast Hospice School graduating class 26. Week one will be titled Office in Marianna, located of 1978 will be meeting Just Dig It-Burrowing In. at 4374 Lafayette St, to begin making plans There is a whole world Marianna, FL 32446. Ernie for their 35th Class right under your feet Gray, Chaplain, will also Reunion, at 6 p.m. on that awaits investigation. be hosting this event in June 29, at Calvary Hill Week two will be titled Dig our Chipley office on the Pentecostal Church Into the Past-Let’s Rock. same day at the same time fellowship hall located Participants will read located at 1330 South Blvd across from Vernon boos about dinosaurs, play in Chipley. Elementary School. For games, do crafts and have The purpose of more information call Jody a ‘rockin good time. Week this luncheon is to Calloway Bush at 535-0003. offer education and three will be titled Digging bereavement support for Treasure. for any individual in the ‘Dig Into Reading’ You never have to dig community suffering a CHIPLEY — Join Mrs. very deep to find trouble loss. This is open to the Zedra at the Washington if you’re looking for it public. Emerald Coast County Library this (and sometimes even if Hospice is a not-for profit summer for the program, your now). What’s below organization serving “Dig Into Reading.” the surface of the water? patients in the Jackson, The Chipley Branch Mermaids? Shipwrecks? Calhoun, Holmes, and will hold the program for Sharks? Come to the Washington County areas. Pre-K to second grades summer reading program Individuals interested in at 10:30 a.m. and third to and find out. Obits from page B5 Mildred H. Johnson Mildred years, retiring Fisk of Jacksonville; Howell from Barnett Bank granddaughter, Lindsay Johnson, 84, of in Jacksonville. Dunivant of Gulf Jacksonville, She enjoyed Breeze; step-daughter, passed away making a gracious Linda Hemphill of peacefully on home, collecting Jacksonville; sister, Wednesday, antiques and had Evelyn Overman of June 12, 2013, a flair for always Panama City; niece, at St. Vincent’s Mildred H. looking stylish. In Cheryl Overman (Bill Medical Center Johnson retirement, she Sedgwick), and nephews, in Jacksonville. especially enjoyed Robert Lee (Debbie), Mildred was born on reuniting yearly with Mark (Donna), Chris and Aug. 8, 1928, in Bonifay college friends, Mary, Bruce Overman. to the late Houston and Alice, Marjorie and sis A memorial service Mae Howell. Mildred Evelyn at Mary’s North will be at the Howell graduated from Holmes Carolina mountain home. Burial Plot, Bonifay County High School and She was preceded Cemetery, Bonifay, on attended Florida State in death by husband, Sunday, June 30, 2013 at University. She played Eugene S. Johnson, 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, flute in her high school Jr.; newborn, Marylynn memorial donations may band and later in the Johnson; brothers, be made to Community FSU Marching Chiefs Houston Howell, Jr. Hospice of NE Florida, band and the university and Dr. Ralph (Danny) 4255 Sunbeam Rd. symphony orchestra. Howell. Jacksonville, Fl., 32257,

1091654 She worked as an She is survived by or the charity of your accountant for many her daughter, Paula choice. Wednesday, JuneJune 26, 26, 2013 2013 Extra WashingtonWashington County County News/Holmes News | Holmes County County Times Times-Advertiser Advertiser | B7 Community Community calendar Library hours Chipley. Call Emma or Jess at Commerce breakfast every 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes events Wausau Library 415-5999. third Thursday Council on Aging provides Monday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 9-11 a.m.: Amazing bingo, exercise, games, Tuesday: 1-6 p.m. TUESDAY Grace Church USDA Food activities, hot meals and Hospice ‘Meet-N-Eat’ Wednesday: Closed 8-9 a.m.: Tai Chi Class at Distribution every third socialization. MARIANNA — Gino Mayo, Chaplain of Thursday: 1-6 p.m. the Washington County Public Thursday (Holmes County 11 a.m.: Washington Emerald Coast Hospice, will be holding Friday: Closed Library, Chipley Branch Residents Only) Council on Aging (Chipley) a “Meet-N-Eat” at 11 a.m., Wednesday, Saturday: Closed 8-10 a.m.: Church 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Money senior lunches; for June 26, at Emerald Coast Hospice Sunday: Closed Fellowship Breakfasts at Sense at Goodwill Career reservations, call 638-6217. Office in Marianna, 4374 Lafayette Around the Corner Grill. Training Center; call 638-0093; Donations accepted. St., Marianna, FL 32446. Ernie Gray, Holmes County Library (Bonifay) Breakfast provided. All every third Thursday 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: On Chaplain, will also be hosting this event Monday: Closed denominations welcome. 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes third Fridays, Washington in our Chipley office on the same day at Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes Council on Aging provides hot County Council on Aging the same time located at 1330 South Blvd. Wednesday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Council on Aging provides hot meals and socialization. (Chipley) will have a plate in Chipley. Thursday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. meals and socialization. 10:30 a.m.: Chipley Library lunch available to anyone as a The purpose of this luncheon is to Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 11 a.m.: Washington Council preschool story time. fundraiser for our local senior offer education and bereavement support Saturday: 8 a.m. to noon on Aging (Chipley) senior 11 a.m.: Washington Council citizens. Plates are $6. Must for any individual in the community Sunday: Closed lunches; for reservations, call on Aging (Chipley) senior make reservation at 638-6216 suffering a loss. This is open to the 638-6217. Donations accepted. lunches; for reservations, call or 638-6217. public. Emerald Coast Hospice is a not- Washington County Library Noon: Chipley Kiwanis 638-6217. Donations accepted. 3:30: Bead Class every for-profit organization serving patients (Chipley) Club meeting. 11 a.m.: Care Givers second Friday at Laurden- in Jackson, Calhoun, Holmes, and Monday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Noon: Alcoholics Support group meets third Davis Art Gallery call 703-0347 Washington counties. Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Anonymous open meeting, Thursdays at the First 5 p.m.: Red Hill Individuals interested in attending are Methodist Church Mission Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. New Life Assembly Fellowship Presbyterian Church at 4437 encouraged to call ahead at 526-3577 or Supper 4th Friday of every Thursday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hall, Chipley. Clinton St. in Marianna. 638-8787. month January – September. Friday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 5 p.m.: BINGO at St. Joseph Noon: Alcoholics Anonymous open meeting at 6-8 p.m.: Washington Saturday: Closed Catholic Church games start New Life Assembly Fellowship County Council on Aging VHS Class of 1978 Sunday: Closed at 6:25 p.m. Call Peg Russ at Hall, Chipley 50+ dance club for more VERNON — Vernon High School 638-451 Vernon Library 1 p.m.: Caregivers Meeting information call 638-6216 graduating class of 1978 will be meeting 6 p.m.: Holmes County Monday: Closed at Washington County Council 6-8 p.m.: Marianna’s to begin making plans for its 35th Class Commission meets second Tuesday: 1-6 p.m. on Aging in Chipley for more Gathering Place Foundation Reunion at 6 p.m. on June 29 at Calvary Tuesdays. Wednesday: 1-6 p.m. information call 638-6216 has a get-together for 50+ Hill Pentecostal Church fellowship hall, 7 p.m.: Narcotics Thursday: Closed 2 p.m.: Writers Group senior singles, widowed or across from Vernon Elementary School. Anonymous meeting, Blessed Friday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. meets the first Thursday of divorced on last Fridays at For more information, call Jody Calloway Trinity Catholic Church on Saturday: Closed each month (unless a holiday) Winn Dixie in Marianna. Bush at 535-0003. County Road 177A Sunday: Closed at the Chipley Library Come join the fun for games, 4 p.m.: Holmes County prizes and snacks while you ‘Dig Into Reading’ Sunny Hills Library WEDNESDAY Historical Society 2nd get your shopping done. Monday: 1-6 p.m. 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes Thursday of each month. For more information, call CHIPLEY — Join Mrs. Zedra at the Council on Aging provides hot Washington County Library this summer Tuesday: Closed 6 p.m.: TOPS meets at 7 526-4561. Wednesday: 1-6 p.m. meals and socialization. p.m. with weigh in at 6 p.m. at 8 p.m.: Alcoholics for the program, “Dig Into Reading.” 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.: The The Chipley Branch will hold the Thursday: Closed Mt. Olive Baptist Church Anonymous open meeting at Vernon Historical Society program for Pre-K to second grades at Friday: Closed 6 p.m.: The Holmes County Chipley Presbyterian Church. Museum is open to the 10:30 a.m. and third to eighth grades at 3 Saturday: Closed Historical Society meets first public from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 27. Sunday: Closed Thursdays at 6 p.m. The public SATURDAY p.m. Meetings are fourth The Sam Mitchell Branch will host is invited to attend. The Holmes County Wednesdays at 2 p.m. the program on July 2. The Sunny Hills MONDAY 6 p.m.: Washington Community Health Clinic 11 a.m.: Washington Council Branch will host the program on June 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes County Council on Aging located at 203 W. Iowa Street, on Aging (Chipley) senior 26. Week one will be titled Just Dig It- Council on Aging provides Line Dancing Class for more Bonifay, will be open from 9 lunches; for reservations, call Burrowing In. bingo, exercise, games, information call 638-6216 a.m. until 1 p.m., the first and There is a whole world right under activities, hot meals and 638-6217. Donations accepted. 6:30 p.m.: T.O.P.S. Mt. Olive third Saturday your feet that awaits investigation. Week socialization. 1 p.m.: Line dancing, Baptist Church on State Road The Alford Community two will be titled Dig Into the Past-Let’s 11 a.m.: Washington Council Washington Council on Aging 79 North. Health Clinic will be the 2nd Rock. Participants will read books about on Aging (Chipley) senior in Chipley. 7 p.m.: Narcotics and 4th Saturdays of each dinosaurs, play games, do crafts and lunches; for reservations, call 7 p.m.: Depression and Anonymous meeting, Blessed month, from 10 a.m. until the have a rockin’ good time. Week three will 638-6217. Donations accepted. Bipolar Support Group meets Trinity Catholic Church on last patient is seen. be titled “Digging for Treasure.” 6-7:30 p.m.: Salvation Army at First Baptist Church County Road 177A You never have to dig very deep Domestic Violence and Rape educational annex building in SUNDAY to find trouble if you’re looking for it. Crisis Program (SADVP) Bonifay. Call 547-4397. FRIDAY 8 p.m.: Alcoholics What’s below the surface of the water? hosts a domestic violence 6 a.m.: Men’s Breakfast Anonymous meeting in the Mermaids? Shipwrecks? Sharks? Come support group at the SADVP THURSDAY and Bible Study at Hickory board room at Graceville- to the summer reading program and find Rural Outreach office, 1461 S. 7:30 a.m.: Washington Hill Baptist Church in Campbellton Hospital in out. Railroad Ave., Apartment 1, in County Chamber of Westville. Graceville.

unknown natural per- parties claiming by, 1°15’ E, COUNTRYWIDE HOME WASHINGTON other than the property U.S. BANK, N.A. 24, 2013, at eleven sons if alive, and if through, under or 152.4 feet; thence S LOANS SERVICING, COUNTY, FLORIDA; owner as of the date of Plaintiff o`clock a.m., on the dead or not known to against them; and all 88°30’ W, 34.2 feet to LP, THENCE S00°04’15”E the lis pendens, must v. front steps of the be dead or alive, their unknown natural per- East boundary line of Plaintiff, ALONG THE EAST file a claim within 60 CHARLES E. Washington County several and respective sons if alive, and if State vs. LINE OF SAID NORTH- days after the sale. HINDMAN A/K/A Courthouse, 1293 unknown spouses, dead or not known to Road 279; thence FAITH L. MASON A/K/A WEST QUARTER OF Witness, my hand and CHARLES EARL Jackson Avenue, Chip- heirs, devisees, grant- be dead or alive, their Northwesterly along FAITH LEIGHANN MA- THE SOUTHEAST seal of this court on the HINDMAN; OLGA M. ley, FL 32428, to the ees and creditors, or several and respective said road line 158 feet SON; UNKNOWN QUARTER FOR 330.98 day of10 day of June, HINDMAN F/N/A OLGA highest bidder for cash, other parties claiming unknown spouses, to Point SPOUSE OF FAITH L. FEET; THENCE 2013. MARGARITA except as prescribed in by, through or under heirs, devisees, grant- of Beginning, being in MASON A/K/A FAITH N89°56’58”W ALONG CLERK OF THE CIR- SANCHEZ; JOHN DOE paragraph 4, in accord- those unknown natural ees and creditors, or Washington County, LEIGHANN MASON; IF THE SOUTH LINE OF CUIT COURT AS UNKNOWN TEN- ance with Section persons; and the sev- other parties claiming Florida. Less road LIVING, INCLUDING THE NORTH HALF OF By K McDaniel ANT IN POSSESSION; 45.031, Florida Stat- eral and respective un- by, through or under rights ANY UNKNOWN THE NORTHEAST Deputy Clerk JANE DOE AS UN- utes. known assigns, suc- those unknown natural of way. SPOUSE OF SAID QUARTER OF SAID THIS INSTRUMENT KNOWN TENANT IN Any person claiming an cessors in interest, persons; and the sev- You are required to DEFENDANT(S), IF RE- NORTHWEST QUAR- PREPARED BY: POSSESSION; AND interest in the surplus trustees or any other eral and respective un- serve a copy of your MARRIED, AND IF DE- TER OF THE SOUTH- Law Offices of Daniel ALL UN- from the sale, if any, person claiming by, known assigns, suc- written defenses, if any, CEASED, THE RE- EAST QUARTER FOR C. Consuegra KNOWNPARTIES other than the property through, under or cessors in interest, on the Plaintiff’s attor- SPECTIVE UNKNOWN 662.04 FEET; THENCE 9204 King Palm Drive CLAIMING BY, owner as of the date of against any corporation trustees or any other ney, PAUL V. SMITH, HEIRS, DEVISEES, N00°12’18”W ALONG Tampa, FL 33619-1328 THROUGH, UNDER the lis pendens must or other legal entity person claiming by, ESQ., whose address GRANTEES, ASSIGN- THE WEST LINE OF Attorneys for Plaintiff OR AGAINST THE file a claim within 60 named as defendant; through, under or is P.O. Box 2029, 4705 EES, CREDITORS, SAID NORTHEAST If you are a person with ABOVE NAMED days after the sale. 6-3266 and all claimants, per- against any corporation West U.S. Hwy. 90, LIENORS, AND TRUS- QUARTER OF THE a disability who needs DEFENDANT(S), WHO Dated at CHIPLEY, IN THE CIRCUIT sons, or parties, natural or other legal entity Lake City, Florida TEES, AND ALL NORTHWEST QUAR- any accommodation in (IS/ARE) NOT KNOWN Florida, this 12 day of COURT, FOUR- or corporate, or whose named as defendant; 32056, and file the orig- OTHER PERSONS TER OF THE SOUTH- order to participate in TO BE DEAD OR June, 2013. TEENTH JUDICIAL exact legal status is un- and all claimants, per- inal with the Clerk of CLAIMING BY, EAST QUARTER FOR this proceeding, you ALIVE, WHETHER Linda Hayes Cook CIRCUIT IN AND FOR known, claiming under sons, or parties, natural the above-named Court THROUGH, UNDER 330.403 FEET TO THE are entitled, at no cost SAID UNKNOWN PAR- Clerk of the Circuit WASHINGTON any of the or corporate, or whose on or before the 15 day OR AGAINST THE NORTH LINE OF SAID to you, to the provision TIES CLAIM AS HEIRS, Court COUNTY, FLORIDA above-named or de- exact legal status is un- of July, 2013. NAMED SOUTHEAST QUAR- of certain assistance. DEVISEES, GRANT- By: K. McDaniel Case No.: scribed defendants or known, claiming under IF YOU FAIL TO DO DEFENDANT(S); JOEY TER (HALF SECTION Please contact Court EES, ASSIGNEES, Deputy Clerk 67-12-CA-374 parties claiming to any of the SO, judgment by de- R. MASON; JOHN LINE); THENCE Administration at P.O. LIENORS, CREDI- Invoice to: have any right, title or above-named or de- fault will be taken DOE; JANE DOE; N90°00’00”E ALONG Box 826, Marianna, TORS, TRUSTEES, DOUGLAS C. ZAHM, THE BANK OF BONI- interest in and to the scribed defendants or against you for the re- Defendant(s) SAID LINE FOR Florida, 32447. Phone SPOUSES, OR OTHER P.A.. FAY, a division of lands and property parties claiming to lief demanded in the 662.813 FEET TO THE number 850-718-0026, CLAIMANTS; 12425 28th Street FIRST FEDERAL BANK hereinafter described, have any right, title or complaint. NOTICE OF SALE POINT OF BEGINN- E m a i l : Defendants. North, Suite 200 OF FLORIDA, a Bank- MAXINE JOHNSON interest in and to the WITNESS my hand and Notice is hereby given ING. BEING A PART [email protected]. St. Petersburg, FL ing corporation organ- RADFORD, and VIR- lands and property official seal, this 10 of that, pursuant to a Final OF “SEMINOLE PLAN- Hearing & Voice NOTICE OF SALE 33716 ized under the laws of GINIA P. ANDERS, hereinafter described. June, 2013. Summary Judgment of TATION” LOCATED IN I m p a i r e d : Notice is hereby given (727) 536-4911 phone the United States of a/k/a VIRGINIA PAUL- YOU ARE HEREBY NO- LINDA HAYES COOK, Foreclosure entered in THE SOUTHEAST 1-800-955-8771 at least that, pursuant to the Fi- (727) 539-1094 fax America, f/k/a FIRST INE ANDERS a/k/a TIFIED that a Com- Clerk of the Circuit the above-styled QUARTER OF SEC- 7 days before your nal Judgment of Fore- IF YOU ARE A PER- FEDERAL SAVINGS PAULA ANDERS, ET plaint to Foreclose Court cause, in the Circuit TION 23, T 1 N, R 15 scheduled court ap- closure dated April 25, SON WITH A DISABIL- BANK OF FLORIDA, AL, Mortgage has been Washington County, Court of Washington W, WASHINGTON pearance, or immedi- 2013, and the Order ITY WHO NEEDS ANY Plaintiff, Defendants. filed by the Plaintiff, Florida County, Florida, I will COUNTY, FLORIDA. ately upon receiving Rescheduling Foreclo- ACCOMMODATION IN v. THE BANK OF BONI- K. McDaniel sell the property situate TOGETHER WITH 2006 this notification if the sure Sale dated June ORDER TO PARTICI- RAYMOND AUSTIN, if AMENDED NOTICE FAY, in the Circuit By: Deputy Clerk in Washington County, MOBILE HOME VIN# time before the sched- 11, 2013 in this cause, I PATE IN THIS PRO- alive and if deceased, OF ACTION Court of Washington As published in the Florida, described as: RB06AL10237. uled appearance is less will sell the property sit- CEEDING, YOU ARE the Estate of RAY- TO: RAYMOND County, Florida, re- Washington County EAST 1/2 OF PLOT 29 To include a: than 7 days; if you are uated in WASHING- ENTITLED, AT NO MOND AUSTIN; and AUSTIN, if alive and if garding the following News June 19, 26, IN SECTION 23, 2006 RIVRB VIN hearing or voice im- TON County, Florida, COST TO YOU, TO SADIE AUSTIN, if alive deceased, the Estate of described real prop- 2013. TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RB06AL10237 paired, call 711. described as: THE PROVISION OF and if deceased, the RAYMOND AUSTIN; erty: RANGE 15 WEST, BE- 96065162 As published in the LOT 4, BLOCK 187 OF CERTAIN ASSIS- Estate of SADIE AUS- and SADIE AUSTIN, if Commencing at the ING PART OF PLAT OF at public sale, to the Washington County SUNNY HILLS UNIT TANCE. PLEASE CON- TIN, the decedents’ un- alive and if deceased; Northwest corner of the 6-3259 SEMINOLE PLANTA- highest and best bid- News June 19, 2013 FOUR, ACCORDING TACT JENNIFER known spouses, heirs, the Estate of SADIE SE ¼ of SE ¼ of Sec- IN THE CIRCUIT TION, WASHINGTON der, for cash, on the and June 26, 2013. TO THE PLAT WELLS, COURT AD- devisees, grantees, AUSTIN; the dece- tion 5, COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA; front steps of the THEREOF AS RE- MINISTRATOR, FOUR- creditors and all other dents’ unknown Township 3 North, FOURTEENTH JUDI- MORE PARTICULARLY Washington County CORDED IN PLAT TEENTH JUDICIAL parties claiming by, spouses, heirs, devi- Range 15 West and CIAL CIRCUIT OF DESCRIBED AS FOL- Courthouse, Highway 6-3272 BOOK 2, PAGE(S) 42 CIRCUIT, P.O. BOX through, under or sees, grantees, credi- running East along THE STATE OF FLOR- LOWS: 90, Chipley, Florida at IN THE CIRCUIT THROUGH 54, OF 1089, 301 McKENZIE against them; the un- tors and all other par- Forty line 498.7 IDA, IN AND FOR BEGIN AT THE 11:00 o’clock, A.M. COURT OF THE THE PUBLIC REC- AVENUE, PANAMA known spouses, heirs, ties claiming by, feet to the East bound- WASHINGTON NORTHEAST CORNER Central Standard Time, FOURTEENTH JUDI- ORDS OF WASHING- CITY, FL 32042 AT devisees, grantees and through, under or ary line of State Road COUNTY CIVIL DIVI- OF THE NORTHWEST on July 31, 2013. CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND TON COUNTY, FLOR- (850) 747-5327 WITHIN creditors of deceased against them; the un- 279 for Point of Beginn- SION QUARTER OF THE DATED THIS 10 DAY FOR WASHINGTON IDA. 2 WORKING DAYS OF persons, and all other known spouses, heirs, ing; CASE NO. SOUTHEAST QUAR- OF June, 2013. COUNTY, FLORIDA a/k/a 1779 SALEM YOUR RECEIPT OF parties claiming by, devisees, grantees and thence continue N 67-2009-CA-000240 TER OF SECTION 23, Any person claiming an CASE NO. DRIVE, CHIPLEY, FL THIS NOTICE; IF YOU through, under or creditors of deceased 88°30’ E along Forty BAC HOME LOANS TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, interest in the surplus 67-2009-CA-000254 32428 ARE HEARING OR against them; and all persons, and all other line 71 feet; thence S SERVICING, LP FKA RANGE 15 WEST, from the sale, if any, at public sale on July VOICE IMPAIRED,

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Near El Notice is hereby given Bill Goff and bers and okra. Leave a ing Consultant ployer tained. Includes W&D. ject to background home, on Holmes Val- Paso, Texas. 1-800- that Sunny Hills Utility message. Services Lawn maintance & Company (SHUC) has Hands of Hope investigations. The Tri-County Air- ley Road, near Vernon, 843-7537 www. (850)956-4556 or EXPERIENCED OTR water provided. filed an Application for Sponsored by Stream EQUAL port Authority is so- CHA, washer and sunsetranches.com (334)449-2083. Flatbed Drivers earn 50 850-547-2096. Approval of Transfer of of Life Hebraic Fellow- OPPORTUNITY liciting letters of in- dryer, large front up to 55 cpm loaded. the Water & Waste- ship EMPLOYER terest from qualified screened in porch, Prime Property. $1000 sign on to Quali- Chipley- 2 Bdrm/1Ba water System of Aqua Date: June 29, 2013 K&L Farm firms for the purpose large front and back Two 8 acres on Bedie fied drivers. Home duplex. Application Utilities Florida, Inc Time: 12:00pm Home grown General of providing Engi- yard, vinyl floors, pref- Rd, Two 9 acres on most weekends. Call: and employment (Aqua) in Washington Where: Brooks-Beal Tomatoes. Deliver Phone neering Services for erably no pets but de- Bedie Rd. 5 acres on (843)266-3731/ www. verification. County Florida to pur- Center 1000 Beal 1567 Piney Grove Books Tri-County Airport. pends. $600/mo and Hwy 77. Some owner bulldoghiway.com. (850)638-7128. suant to Section Parkway, Ft. Walton Rd in Chipley. Work Your Own These services will $300/Dep. financing For more info EOE 367.071, Florida Stat- Beach, FL, Oneg pro- Mon-Fri 8am-5pm & Hours. include, but not be 850-865-1978. call Milton Peel @ utes, and Rule vided after services. If Saturday 8am-4pm. Have insured FOR RENT 850-638-1858 or limited to, airfield For Rent 3BD/1BA 24-30.037, Florida Ad- would like to come, 850-638-5002 vehicle, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 1B/R apartment, con- 326-9109. and airspace plan- House $300/mo. ministrative Code. please RSVP by Thurs- 850-260-5003 & Must be at Least 18 Operator Career! 3 venient location in ning, aircraft and air- 2BR/1BA trailer, The Aqua water and day, June 27th 850-527-3380 yrs old, Week Hands On Train- Chipley. No pets. port operational $250/month.. Ponce De wastewater system pro- [email protected] Valid DL. ing School. Bulldozers, 850-638-4640 analysis, airport Leon area. vides service to the fol- No Experience Backhoes, Exca- master planning, Avi- (850)226-4656. lowing described terri- Necessary ation Layout Plan vators. National Certifi- Mandi Lea Apartments tory in Washington 1-800-518-1333 (ALP) development cations. Lifetime Job in Vernon, 1, 2, and Mobile Home 2BR. GEORGIA MOUNTAIN County, Florida: x 224 and support, Capital Placement Assistance. 3/BR. Financial Assis- Clean, great condition, BARGAIN! New 3BR, WATER AND WASTE- Like New Swisher www.deliverthephone- Improvement Pro- VA Benefits Eligible! tance available is qual- furnished, CH/A, car- 2BA, 1,200+ sqft WATER LEGAL DE- Trimmer $150; Sears book.com gram (CIP) and Joint 1-866-362-6497 ified. 638-4640. port, paved road, nice mountain log cabin kit SCRIPTION Riding Mower $600; Automated Capital area. NOT in park. with 1+ acre stream- Subdivision: Sunny ♥ADOPT♥: Electric Black Glass Healthcare/Medical Improvement Pro- MEDICAL BILLING Ridgewood Apart- $450/mthfront in Georgia’s Blue Hills Actor/Director & top stove $400; Grand gram (JACIP) devel- TRAINEES NEEDED! ments of Bonifay 850-638-7009. Ridge Mtns - only The lands located in Executive long for Father Clock $600; Box Medical office opment and support, Train to become a Studio and 2 Bd $52,800. Gorgeous set- Sections 7, 8, 15, 16, 1st baby to LOVE; of 8 pieces Some currently looking for general planning Medical Office Assis- Units ting, tremendous 4 sea- 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, Home cooking awaits! Oneida, Silver an ARNP/PA support to Airport tant. NO EXPERIENCE $350-500 son recreation, great 28, 29, 30, and 31, ♥1-800-552-0045♥ Plate/Silver $50, call to join our medical Authority, individual NEEDED! Online train- Includes City Util financing. Must see. Township 2 North , Expenses Pd FLBar42311 334-699-3382. team. planning project ing gets you Job ready (850)557-7732 Call now 1-866- Range 13 West, in Our office studies, project man- ASAP. HS Diploma/ 952-5303, x15 Washington County, Lots of stuff for sale: specializes in agement, engineer- GED & PC/Internet Florida Antiques, hand made Cardiology, Internal ing and technical needed! 1-(888) Subdivision: Sunny picture frames, blow Medicine & Family management ser- 374-7294 Hills horn. Ben Holland by Practice in Bonifay. vices and other engi- The lands located in Piggly Wiggly, Bonifay. Please fax resume & neering services nor- Sections, 25, and 36, (850)547-2719 references to mally associated 2 BR/1B, dishwasher, Township 2 North, Missing-Dogwood 850-547-5415, with general aviation refrigerator, laundry Range 14 West, in Lakes area of Bonifay: attn Kim Sasser. airports. room. Water included. Washington County, partially blind black 14 Qualified consultants $485/mo. Dogwood Florida yr. old Cocker Spaniel are encouraged to Lakes, Bonifay. mix breed, female. CONSTRUCTION (334)248-2573. WATER ONLY LEGAL The Holmes County submit a letter of in- DESCRIPTION $250/reward. Contact WANTED; terest by 4:00 PM (850)547-4597 Board of Commis- Subdivision: Sunny Musical Instruments of sioners is seeking Local Time on July 2, possibly 3/BDRM Hills any kind in any condi- applicants for a 11, 2013. Letters of house for rent in Boni- The lands located in tion. Piano, banjoes, Bridge Crew position Interest will be sub- fay. HUD approved. Section 1, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, drums, guitars, amps. at the Holmes mitted as attached (850)548-4747 12, 13, 14, 23, 24, 25, LESSONS. Covington County Road De- files to E-Mail to the 26, 27, 35 and 36, Music, Chipley. partment. The posi- Airport Authority at 3BR/1BA for rent. No Township 2 North, 850-638-5050. tion will be tempo- [email protected] pets. Deposit, & refer- Range 13 West in rary for 6 months and will be ences required. HUD Washington County, only. Interested per- composed of a sin- accepted. $595/mth Florida sons should submit gle file, not to ex- Chipley. 638-1918 Subdivision: Sunny an application with ceed 1 MB in size, in Hills PDF format PACKAGED CANDY 3BR/2BA House in 2 Houses for Sale. the Holmes County AND NUT DISTRIBU- The lands located in Board of County (unzipped), and will Chipley. Newly reno- Houses are located at Sections 13, 24, 26, 27, not exceed two (2) TORS OR ANYONE vated kitchen & bath- 202 West Kansas Ave. Commissioner’s of- LOOKING TO OWN 34, and 35 Township 2 fice at 107 E Virginia single sided pages room floors. Stove & and 501 North Wauke- North, Range 14 West, in length. The Letter THEIR OWN BUSI- refrigerator included. sha Street, Bonifay. To Ave, Bonifay, FL NESS CALL: 1-800- in Washington County, 32425. Salary will of Interest may also $700 a month. Call be removed or torn Florida be submitted by reg- 231-2018 OR VISIT: 850-547-3746. down. Call be $10.00 per hour www.marlowcandy.net Subdivision: Sunny with no benefits. ular mail or hand de- (850)547-7483. Hills (CELEBRATING 43 Please turn in com- livered to Jerry Coo- 3BR/1½BA, AC, For 2, possibly 3/BDRM The lands located in YEARS IN THE BUSI- pleted applications ley, Tri-County Air- Rent, Wausau, No house for sale on Sections 2, Township 1 NESS) to the County Com- port Authority, 1983 Pets, $650/MO and Wrights Creek, Bonifay. 2000 Ford Crown Vic. North, Range 13 West missioner’s office no Tri-County Airport $650/Dep. Reference, 1600 sq. ft. on 5.6 ac- Police interceptor. in Washington County, later than 11:00 am Road, Bonifay, Flor- 638-7601 res waterfront. Call Runs good, in good Florida on July 1, 2013 ida 32425. The se- (850)548-4747. condition w/spot light & Subdivision: Sunny lection of the firm will Bus/Strategic Mgmt Holmes County is a push bars. Hills Drug-Free be from the letters of Estate Property Sale $2500.00 OBO. The lands located in 2 Jersey Cows due to Workplace and interest. The Author- corner fenced lot, (850)263-7892. Sections 2 and 3, calf soon. 1 Heifer Equal Opportunity ity will select the firm 3BR/2BA Double Wide open. (850)956-2491 Township 1 North Employer. that, in its judgment, 2 Bdr/2B manufac- on 1.78 acres, 3275 Range 14 West in will be in the best in- tured home. Large Sears Road Chipley, Washington County, District terest of the Florida. Serious in- Install/Maint/Repair screened back porch. Florida Tri-County Airport Country setting on quires only. $36,000 For more information Manager Authority. Jerry Coo- OBO Contact Executor (Washington 177A. $300/sec. de- 2008 Toyota Tundra concerning this notice, ley, Chairman. posit, $550/mo. 352-316-2902. SR-5 Double Cab V8, please contact the Util- County) The Panama City (850)547-3795. For Sell by Owner tow package, dual ity at the address be- zone climate control, low for more informa- News Herald has DISPATCHERS WOULD EXTRA 3BR/2BA, new vinyl sid- openings for a Dis- ing and metal roof, .75 cruise control, fold up tion. AND MONEY EACH 3 BR/2BA Dou- rear seats. Great condi- trict Manager posi- blewide on Haley acre land, CHA, con- Any objection to the MAINTENANCE MONTH HELP YOU tion. 46,000 miles. said application must tion to work in the PAY OFF YOUR Drive, near veniently located. Washington County- Reduced to $65,000. $12,000 firm. be made in writing and TECHNICIANS DEBTS OR HELP town-Chipley. Big (850)326-5034. filed with the Office of Chipley district. The YOU REACH YOUR yard, screened in 850-481-5354 or Commission Clerk, District Manager DREAMS? CALL US. front and back 850-849-7676. oversees independ- National cleaning Florida Public Service and outsourcing 850-638-1647. porch, all electric. Nice 2Br/2B well kept Commission, 2540 ent distributors in the Call Lou Corbin at delivery of newspa- company needs ex- modern home. LR, DR, Shumard Oak Boule- perienced staff for (850)638-1911 or large den w/breakfast vard, Tallahassee, Flor- pers to subscribers (850)326-0044. within a defined geo- above positions for a nook. Nice kitchen, RV HOTLINE 1-800- ida 32399-0850, no large, luxury prop- large utility room. 262-2182 A’s, C’s, B’s, later than thirty (30) graphical area. Indi- viduals will handle erty in the Santa Executive 2BR/2BA MH in Chip- Chain link fence. Metal B+’s, TT, 5th WWW. days after the last date Rosa Beach area. ley. WD hookup. CH/A. storage bldg. Nice RVWORLDINC.COM that the notice was route management AIRLINE CAREERS - Office aspects such as 1 yr lease. No pets. trees. City R.V. World Inc. of mailed or published, Train for hands on Avi- Space for rent down- audits, analysis, and Dispatchers - $10 - $475/mth + deposit. water/sewage. Quiet Nokomis 2110 US41 whichever is later. At ation Maintenance Ca- town Chipley. contract negotia- $12 per hour, shifts 850-763-3320 or paved street. $99,500. Nokomis Fl I-75 Exit the same time, a copy reer. FAA approved 638-1918 tions. The ideal can- from 8am to 10pm, 850-774-3034. (850)638-4079 195W to 41N of said objection weekends required. program. Financial aid should be mailed to the didate will have a fo- if qualified - Housing cus on customer applicant whose ad- Maintenance Techs - available CALL Aviation dress is set forth below. service. High school Institute of Mainte- diploma or equiva- must be experienced The objection must $12 - $16 per hour, nance 866-314-3769 state the grounds for lent required. Prior newspaper ex- nights and week- the objection with par- ends required and AIRLINES ARE HIR- ticularity. perience in circula- tion as well as a some overnight ING - Train for hands Sunny Hills Utility Com- on-call shifts. Vol- on Aviation Mainte- USINESS UIDE management back- pany untary benefits avail- nance Career. FAA ap- B G 5320 Captains Court ground is preferred. Must be able to eval- able after 90 days. proved program. Fi- New Port Richey, FL Call Jennifer at (850) nancial aid if qualified - 34652 uate current and prospective Inde- 231-1422 or (850) Housing available As published in the 461-2854. CALL Aviation Institute Washington County pendent Contractors and provide feed- Web ID#: 34256011 of Maintenance 866- News June 26, 2013. txt FL56011 to 56654 314-3769 TROLLING back and a course D&G THARP & SONS of action: Basic computer skills 6-3270 MOTOR MINI STORAGE MOECKER AUC- (Excel. Word) a Painting & LEGAL ADVERTISE- TIONS Public Auction must. Must own and Hwy. 77 S., Chipley, FL MENT REPAIR BlueChip Power, LLC & operate a motor ve- Remodeling (850) 638-8183 Advanced Solar Pho- hicle. Must have The Washington Affordable service! tonics, LLC. Tuesday, valid Florida Drivers County District School Hwy. 177A, Bonifay, FL July 16 @ 10am 400 License, proof of car (850) 547-3805 Board is accepting Fast Repair! Rinehart Rd, Lake insurance, and must (850) 547-0726 bids for Housekeeping/ Refrigeration Technician Mary, Fl 32746 Solar successfully com- All types of Roofing, Most case one week Custodial Services for 5x5 $25.68 Panel Manufacturing plete a background the 2013-2016 school Painting and Remodeling Plant Equipment, check. Must have turnaround. 5x10 $35.31 years. When preparing 6,000+ Panel Solar ability to read and WANTED 10x10 $46.01 bids please include all Call Gene (850) 849-0736 Servicing Minn Kota Farm, Forklifts, Vehi- understand a road schools in Washington 10x20 $80.25 cles, Complete Ma- map. Excellent bene- or Dwayne (850) 849-7982 County, the Washing- & Motorguide chine Shop, Fixtures fits, drug-free Open 24 Hours, Self-Service, ton County Media Cen- • Must have 1 year of License #RC0067336 and more! Details at workplace, EOE 850-272-5305 No Deposit, Units are Carpeted ter and Washington www.moeckerauctions.com Send resume to commercial refrigeration County School Board (800) 840-BIDS [email protected]. Office. 15%-18%BP, $100 ref. No phone calls. experiences Bids must equal or ex- cash dep. Subj to con- Accepting ceed the specifications, Easy Care Lawn firm. Receivership Case applications until • EPA Certification or your bid will not be Hasty Advertise your No.:6:13-cv-00657-JA-KRS July 15, 2013. reviewed. The Wash- & Tractor Service AB-1098 AU-3219, Web ID 34256245 • Clean MVR Heating & Cooling business or ington County School Eric Rubin Text FL56245 to 56654 Board reserves the • Must be a self-starter Serving Washington, Holmes and Jackson service here for right to accept or reject Counties for 19 Years With only any and/or all bids. • Company vehicle & uniforms Friendly and Reliable Service! Bids are not to include any state or federal Lawn Care Electrical Installation, Services and Repair taxes. $10.00 Bid forms and specifi- All interested applicants Tree Trimming Electrician on Staff cations may be picked Debris Removal per week up at the Washington must apply online: Tractor & Bobcat Work Sales & Service on all Air Conditioner Brands 8 week minimum County School Board District Office, www.winndixie.com/careers Pressure Cleaning Sales For Residential & Commercial 652 3rd Street, Chipley, Licensed & Insured Commercial Refrigeration 638-0212 Florida, 32428; Monday 850-527-6291 through Thursday, 8:00 Click on Apply Now 638-3611 547-9414 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. 850-849-3825 Lic. #1814468, ER0013265, RF0066690, AL 03147 Please mark your bid –Logistics envelope as SEALED 1115104 BID FOR HOUSE- KEEPING/ CUSTODIAL SERVICES, BID #13-04”, to be opened Advertise your business or Advertise your business or Wednesday, July 3, C&C Bookkeeping 2013, at 10:00 a.m. For Rent first in Chip- service here for only service here for only and Tax Service. Open ley, Mini Warehouses. (CST), at the Washing- 5 days a week. 8 am to ton County School If you don’t have the 4 pm. Call room, “We Do” Lamar Board District Office. (850)638-1483 $18.00 $18.00 Bids will be opened at Townsend &DOORQHRIRXU this time for review and (850)638-4539, north of per week per week submission to the Townsend’s. §DGYLVRUV¨DQGSXWWKH 8 week minimum 8 week minimum Washington County School Board at the Call To Place An Ad &ODVVLILHGVWR July 8, 2013 Board CLEANING SERVICES 638-0212 638-0212 Meeting. Business or Home. In Classifieds. :25.)25<28 A mandatory pre-bid Retiring nurse desires Washington County 547-9414 547-9414 meeting will be held on to clean, Sun-Thurs. News 7
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Volume 51 Number 145 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2013 Your HOMETOWN Shopping Guide For Washington & Holmes Counties FREE TAKE ONE 5016957

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5017072 partially blind black 14 Piggly Wiggly, Bonifay. TIONS Public Auction To obtain an appli- yr. old Cocker Spaniel BlueChip Power, LLC & (850)547-2719 mix breed, female. cation, contact Hu- Advanced Solar Pho- man Resources at $250/reward. Contact tonics, LLC. Tuesday, (850)547-4597 [email protected] or July 16 @ 10am 400 Fresh from the Farm! call Erectile Dysfunction Rinehart Rd, Lake Butter beans, cucum- (850)718-2269. Can- Bill Goff and Mary, Fl 32746 Solar bers and okra. Leave a didates may be sub- message. Drugs May Be Dangerous To Your Health Hands of Hope Panel Manufacturing WANTED; ject to background Sponsored by Stream Plant Equipment, (850)956-4556 or investigations. (334)449-2083. Musical Instruments of FREE book by doctor reveals what the of Life Hebraic Fellow- 6,000+ Panel Solar any kind in any condi- EQUAL ship 2 Jersey Cows due to Farm, Forklifts, Vehi- tion. Piano, banjoes, OPPORTUNITY

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5017076 terest from qualified firms for the purpose of providing Engi- Bus/Strategic Mgmt neering Services for Tri-County Airport. These services will include, but not be limited to, airfield District and airspace plan- ning, aircraft and air- Manager port operational (Washington analysis, airport County) master planning, Avi- The Panama City ation Layout Plan News Herald has (ALP) development openings for a Dis- and support, Capital trict Manager posi- Improvement Pro- tion to work in the gram (CIP) and Joint Washington County- Automated Capital Chipley district. The Improvement Pro- District Manager gram (JACIP) devel- oversees independ- opment and support, ent distributors in the general planning delivery of newspa- support to Airport pers to subscribers Authority, individual within a defined geo- planning project graphical area. Indi- studies, project man- viduals will handle agement, engineer- route management ing and technical aspects such as management ser- audits, analysis, and vices and other engi- contract negotia- neering services nor- tions. The ideal can- mally associated didate will have a fo- with general aviation cus on customer airports. service. High school Qualified consultants diploma or equiva- are encouraged to lent required. submit a letter of in- Prior newspaper ex- terest by 4:00 PM perience in circula- Local Time on July USINESS UIDE tion as well as a 11, 2013. Letters of B G management back- Interest will be sub- ground is preferred. mitted as attached 5017071 Must be able to eval- files to E-Mail to the uate current and Airport Authority at prospective Inde- [email protected] pendent Contractors and will be TROLLING and provide feed- composed of a sin- D&G THARP & SONS back and a course gle file, not to ex- of action: Basic ceed 1 MB in size, in MOTOR MINI STORAGE computer skills PDF format Painting & (Excel. Word) a (unzipped), and will REPAIR Hwy. 77 S., Chipley, FL must. Must own and not exceed two (2) Remodeling (850) 638-8183 operate a motor ve- single sided pages Affordable service! hicle. Must have in length. The Letter Hwy. 177A, Bonifay, FL valid Florida Drivers of Interest may also (850) 547-3805 Fast Repair! License, proof of car be submitted by reg- (850) 547-0726 insurance, and must ular mail or hand de- All types of Roofing, Most case one week 5x5 $25.68 successfully com- livered to Jerry Coo- Painting and Remodeling plete a background ley, Tri-County Air- turnaround. 5x10 $35.31 check. Must have port Authority, 1983 Call Gene (850) 849-0736 Servicing Minn Kota 10x10 $46.01 ability to read and Tri-County Airport 10x20 $80.25 understand a road Road, Bonifay, Flor- or Dwayne (850) 849-7982 map. Excellent bene- ida 32425. The se- & Motorguide Open 24 Hours, Self-Service, License #RC0067336 fits, drug-free lection of the firm will 850-272-5305 No Deposit, Units are Carpeted workplace, EOE be from the letters of Send resume to interest. The Author- [email protected]. ity will select the firm No phone calls. that, in its judgment, Easy Care Lawn Accepting will be in the best in- Hasty Advertise your applications until terest of the & Tractor Service July 15, 2013. Tri-County Airport Heating & Cooling business or Web ID 34256245 Authority. Jerry Coo- Serving Washington, Holmes and Jackson service here for Text FL56245 to 56654 ley, Chairman. Counties for 19 Years With only Friendly and Reliable Service! Lawn Care Electrical Installation, Services and Repair $10.00 Tree Trimming Electrician on Staff Debris Removal per week Tractor & Bobcat Work Sales & Service on all Air Conditioner Brands 8 week minimum 5017068 Pressure Cleaning Sales For Residential & Commercial Licensed & Insured Commercial Refrigeration 638-0212 850-527-6291 638-3611 547-9414 850-849-3825 Lic. #1814468, ER0013265, RF0066690, AL 03147

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