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Freeporteeport be beatsats Malone Bailey, Bryant discussdiscuss boys, girls 1B 3A animal pr otection THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5, 2015 $1.00 Vol. 92 No. 219 Man accused of drug and license violations BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER officers familiar with him and tampered with. been linked to suicide and heart ban by the U.S. Food and Drug dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com the suspension of his license saw On closer inspection, officials attacks among users. Administration, and is classified him driving a red determined that one of the ciga- The drug is easily obtainable in Florida as a Schedule 1 drug, A man caught driving on a Dodge truck on rettes was laced with a crystal- from online suppliers, often as are heroin, marijuana, LSD, suspended license wound up in Jefferson Street. lized substance that was subse- from China. Flakka has a simi- peyote, psilocybin (mushrooms) more trouble with the law when After he was quently identified as Flakka. lar chemical makeup to anoth- and Ecstasy. the arresting officers found him arrested on the Flakka, a street name for the er drug called “bath salts” and Allen was taken to the MPD in possession of a cigarette laced driving offense, synthetic drug alpha-PVP, can comes in pink or white crystal- for processing and then on to with a drug commonly known as officers discov- be eaten, snorted, injected or lized form. the county jail, where he was Flakka. Allen ered an open pack smoked in a vaporizing elec- Authorities say it has begun to booked on charges of driving Michael Allen, 60, was pulled of cigarettes in tronic cigarette device. It can displace crack cocaine in the il- with a suspended license and over just after midnight on Nov. the truck and determined that cause hyper-stimulation, para- legal drug market. with possession of a controlled 3 by Marianna police when they appeared to have been noia and hallucinations, and has Flakka is under a temporary substance.

CITY OF MARIANNA Afternoon with theAr ts

ANGIE COOK/FLORIDAN A plaque reading “For 25 years of dedicated service to the Marianna Fire Department” sits on the fl oor of City Hall, where fi refi ghters celebrated the retirement of Capt. Sean Collins on Wednesday in Marianna. Capt. Collins retires after 25 years of city fi re service BY ANGIE COOK Capt. Sean Collins was acook@jcfloridan.com describing his fellow fi re- fi ghters, who gathered MARIANNA — After in City Hall Wednesday 25 years of service, Capt. to celebrate his retire- Sean Collins has worked ment. But after hearing his last shift with Mari- the heartfelt remarks and anna Fire Rescue. gentle ribbing his con- “When it comes to sav- temporaries delivered, PHOTOS BY MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN ing someone’s life or do- it was clear that Collins Mary Ann Cruz and William Crews look at some the pieces on display at the Sunday afternoon with the Arts. ing something nice for had played a key role in someone, these guys don’t Music set the groove for the event think twice.” See FIRE, Page 5A BY DEBORAH BUCHALTER dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com

ome young and established artists walked away with hon- Sors after last weekend’s Sunday Afternoon With the Arts event at Chipola College. Hosted by The Artists Guild of Northwest Florida (TAG), the event included entertainment by the Wil- liams Sisters band, and art of many descriptions, including canvas oils, watercolors, acrylics, along with wood carving and glass pieces. TAG representative Michele Kimbrough said the event was a big success, despite fears that a rainy weekend would keep people away. “It was just a great turnout,” Kim- brough said. “People came and they stayed to interact with each other. I think the wonderful music from the Williams Sisters held them there. There was a lot of positive response to that music. It was music from the folk era, classics that a lot of us there FILE PHOTO knew. We were all singing along, The city of Marianna is planning to make some improvements and it was really a terrific day.” to the boat landing at Yancey Bridge on Caverns Road. Guest artists for the day included watercolor painter William McK- eown and author Janet Burroway. Upgrades planned for Graceville artist Lillie Clark kept children occupied with their own bridge boat landing creative endeavors with some hands-on art opportunities in BY ANGIE COOK boarding dock. painting and drawing. acook@jcfloridan.com » Paving and the cre- Kimbrough said there was only ation of 14 parking one disappointment associated MARIANNA—Citycom- spaces. with the event. “Last year we had missioners have cleared » Erosion and slope a whole bunch of high school stu- the way for planned im- stabilization. dents participate and not so many provements at the public Commissioner John this year. We’re hoping that they’ll TOP: Mark Powell (left) shows some of his other sculptures to Inka and Leon boat ramp under Yancey Robertsaskedifpublictoi- come back next year in big num- Bobryk-Bartkowiak during Sunday Afternoon with the Arts. ABOVE: Maryann Bridge. lets were part of the plan. bers. We like to see and encourage DeVuyst looks at a painting by Keith Martin Johns on Sunday. At Tuesday’s commis- City Manager Jim Dean young people in the arts, so that’s Schrenker for “Chloe” (Marianna sion meeting, the city of said they were not, not- going to be a goal for us in 2016.” HS) Marianna was granted a ing that the site is prone The following artists won honors » Third Place: Elijah Isabella for major development or- to fl ooding. Conceptual at the event: “Smooth Jazz” (Home School) der for the roughly 1-acre drawings reviewed Tues- People’s Choice Awards Kathy J. Wycoff Memorial Award site, which sits south of day had previously been Adult Category: (chosen by exhibiting artists) the Chipola River, west of approved by the board. » First Place: Carol Yoder for “Silk » First Place: Suzanne Payne for Caverns Road. Dean added that some Ribbon Roses”a “Inspiration by Sunset” The City Planning & improvements to the » Second Place: Rena Woolover for » Second Place: Dave Wentz for” Zone Board met Oct. 26, boat ramp are planned, “Indian Dancer” Riding in the Wind” reviewed development but that work would be » Third Place: Kay King for » Third Place: Keith Martin Johns plans and recommended done by the Florida Fish “Remembrance” for “Mangrove Cove” approval for a plan that and Wildlife Conservation High School Student Category One of the more unusual entries in the includes: Commission, the agency » First Place: Natalie Milton for Sunday Afternoon with the Arts exhibit » Repairs to the existing that awarded the munici- “Caribbean Child” (Marianna HS) were Rob and Bob, a pair of robots boat ramp. pality a grant to fund oth- » Second Place: Madison crocheted by Renata Brown. » Adding a walkway and er aspects of the project.

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Community Calendar TODAY College Cultural Center. Guest speaker: Mark Wilson, » Hooks and Needles — 10 a.m. at the Jackson » Guardian ad Litem Volunteer Training begins President and CEO of the Florida Chamber of Com- County Public Library, Marianna Branch. New and Publisher — Valeria Roberts —Volunteers speak before a judge regarding the merce will present “Securing the Future.” experienced handcrafters welcome to create, share, vroberts@jcfloridan.com best interest of children who have been removed » Getting Started With Apple Device Workshop learn or teach favorite projects. Call 482-9631. from their homes. Volunteers are needed in Jackson — 4-5 p.m. at the Jackson County Public Library, » Toys for Tots Application Hand-Out — 10:30 Circulation Manager — Dena Oberski County. For more information, call 482-9127. 2929 Green St., Marianna. Free workshop to learn a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Jackson Community Services/ doberski@jcfloridan.com » Jackson County Master Gardeners’ Annual how to use your Apple phone or tablet to stay con- Big Bend Community Based Care Office, 4120 Jireh Daffodil Bulb Sale — 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the nected to everything that matters. Preregistration is Court, Marianna.Applicants must provide copies CONTACT US Jackson County Extension Office, 2741 Penn Avenue, required. Call 482-9631. of photo ID, proof of residency and children’s birth Telephone: 850-526-3614 Marianna.Available varieties/cost: Bridal Crown » Provident Living Class — 5:30 p.m. at Church certifi cates, Social Security cards, and if guardian FAX: 850-482-4478 10/$5, Carlton 10/$5, Ceylon 6/$5, Erlicheer 6/$5, of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 3141 College is not the parent court-ordered custody papers Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com Ice Follies 10/$5 and Monel 6/$5. For more informa- Street, Marianna. Guest speaker Beth Medlock will required.Application turn-in deadline is Friday, Dec. 4, 12 noon. Street Address: tion, call 482-9620. present “Meals In A Jar.” For more information, call 4403 Constitution Lane » Chipola College Spring registration for cur- 526-4645. » Chess Club — 6-8 p.m. First United Methodist Church on Clinton St. in Marianna. Sponsored by Marianna, FL 32448 rent students with 1+ hours — 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For » VFW & Ladies Auxiliary Meeting — 6 p.m. at Marianna Optimist Club for students 8-18 years of Office Hours: more information, call 718-2211 or visit www.chipola. 2830 Wynn St., Marianna. Covered-dish supper fol- edu. lowed by a 7 p.m. business meeting. Call 209-1797. age in Jackson County. All students and their parents Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. are welcome. Players of all skill levels including » Chipola College Spring registration for cur- » Family History Workshop — 6:30 p.m. at the beginners are welcome. Call 693-0473. MISS YOUR PAPER? rent students with 1+ hours — 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For Family History Center of the Church of Jesus Christ more information, call 718-2211 or visit www.chipola. of Latter-Day Saints, 3141 College St. in Marianna. » Celebrate Recovery — 7 p.m. at Evangel Worship You should receive your newspaper no later edu. Connect to your ancestors using the largest online Center, 2645 Pebble Hill Road in Marianna.Adult than 6 a.m. If it does not arrive, call Circula- and teen meetings to “overcome hurts, habits and » International Chat ’n’ Sip — 8:30-10 a.m. at the genealogical database in the world. Workshop is tion between 6 a.m. and noon, Tuesday to for beginners to experts. For more information, call hang-ups.” Dinner: 6 p.m. Child care available. Call Jackson County Public Library, 2929 Green St. in 209-7856, 573-1131. Friday, and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The Marianna. Learning Center staff and their inter- 276-2672. Jackson County Floridan (USPS 271-840) national English learners invite the public for the » Chipola College Theatre Presents “Cat On » Chipola College Theatre Presents “Cat On is published Tuesday through Friday and exchange of language, culture and ideas in a relaxed A Hot Tin Roof” — 7 p.m. Not recommended for A Hot Tin Roof” — 7 p.m. Not recommended for Sunday mornings. Periodical postage paid environment. Light refreshments served. No charge. audiences under age 13. Tickets: $8 for adults, $6 audiences under age 13. Tickets: $8 for adults, $6 for at Marianna, FL. Call 482-9631. for ages 18 and under. For more information, call ages 18 and under. For more information, call 718- 2420 or visit www.chipola.edu/boxoffice. » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. St. 718-2420 or visit www.chipola.edu/boxoffice. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. » William Dunaway Chapter national Society SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Home delivery: $11.78 per month; $34.51 Call 482-3734. Sons of the American Revolution Meeting — 7 for three months; $65.40 for six months; » Marianna Woman’s Club and Chipola Family p.m.Jim’s Buffet and Grill, Marianna. Dutch treat » Cottondale FFA Yard Sale Fundraiser — 6 a.m. and $130.16 for one year. All prices include Ministries Community Wide Food Drive — 10 a.m. meal at 6:30 p.m.The object of the society is to be to 1 p.m. at Tractor Supply in Marianna (corner of patriotic, historical and educational and to perpetu- Highways 90 and 71). applicable state and local taxes. Mail to 2 p.m. in the Woman’s Club parking lot (corner of Clinton and Caledonia Streets). For more informa- ate the memory of those Patriots who served and subscriptions must be paid in advance. Mail » Veterans of Foreign Wars Yard Sale (weather tion, call 569-2227. sacrificed during the ward of the American Revolu- subscriptions are: $46.12 for three months; permitting) — 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2830 Wynn Street, tion. Prospective members are welcome. For more Marianna. Something for everyone. Space available $92.24 for six months; and $184.47 for one » Story Time — 10-11 a.m. at the Jackson County Library Graceville Branch, 5314 Brown St. Stories, information, call 594-6664. for rent, $10. For more information, call 693-5776. year. poems, songs and arts and crafts are waiting for » Alcoholics Anonymous — Closed discussion, 8-9 » Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting — 8 a.m. preschool age children to enjoy. For more informa- p.m., First United Methodist Church, 2901 Caledonia in the AA room of First United Methodist Church, All subscriptions to the Jackson County tion, call 482-9631. St., Marianna, in the AA room.Attendance limited to 2901 Caledonia St. in Marianna. Floridan include delivery on Thanksgiving those with a desire to stop drinking; papers will not » Free Caregiver Support Group — 10:30 a.m. » Annual Toys for Tots Motorcycle Ride — 10 a.m. Day for which there is a premium charge. be signed. to noon at First Presbyterian Church, Marianna in at Beef O’Brady’s, Marianna. Entry fee is $20 for bike Social Hall.All caregivers welcome. Support group and rider, additional $10 donation for second rider. ADVERTISING empowers caregivers with knowledge and informa- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Ride will cover approximately 80 miles in Jackson The advertiser agrees that the publisher tion through fellowship and sharing likeminded » Jackson County Master Gardeners’ Annual County, ending at Madison Street Park. Park event shall not be liable for damages arising individuals who are caring for loved ones. For more Daffodil Bulb Sale — 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the from 1-4 p.m. will include live music, door prizes, information, call Recie Culpepper 566-2553. out of errors and advertisements beyond Jackson County Extension Office, 2741 Penn Avenue, raffles and food provided by Madison’s Restaurant the amount paid for the space actually » Toys for Tots Application Hand-Out — 10:30 Marianna.Available varieties/cost: Bridal Crown when bikers fi nish their ride. occupied by that portion of the advertise- a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Jackson Community Services/ 10/$5, Carlton 10/$5, Ceylon 6/$5, Erlicheer 6/$5, » Chipola College Theatre Presents “Cat On Big Bend Community Based Care Office, 4120 Jireh ments in which the error occurred, whether Ice Follies 10/$5 and Monel 6/$5. For more informa- A Hot Tin Roof” — 7 p.m. Not recommended for Court, Marianna.Applicants must provide copies of tion, call 482-9620. audiences under age 13. Tickets: $8 for adults, $6 such error is due to the negligence of the photo ID, proof of residency and children’s birth cer- » AARP Smart Driver Course — 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. for ages 18 and under. For more information, call publisher’s employees or otherwise, and tificates, Social Security cards, and if guardian is not at the Jackson County Extension Office, 2741 Penn 718-2420 or visit www.chipola.edu/boxoffice. there shall be not liability for non-inser- the parent court-ordered custody papers required. Avenue, Marianna. Cost: $15 for AARP members, tion of any advertisement beyond the Application turn-in deadline is Friday, Dec. 4, noon. » Rodeo and Dance — 7 p.m. at Circle D Ranch, $20 for non-AARP members, registration fees 3121 Dryden Drive, Marianna. For more information, amount paid for such advertisement. This » Chipola Civic Club Meeting — Noon at The Oaks collected day of the course. Preregister by calling call 209-4035. Vendors welcome. newspaper will not knowingly accept or Restaurant, U.S. 90 in Marianna.The CCC’s focus 482-9620. publish illegal material of any kind. Advertis- is the local community, “Community, Children & » Wiregrass Singles Club Meets — 7 p.m. Doug » Veterans, New, Small Farmer Workshop — 9 Tew Recreation Center, 300 Garland St., Dothan, ing which expresses preference based on Character.” Call 526-3142. a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jackson County Agricultural Ala. (just behind Dothan High School). Live band legally protected personal characteristics is » Marianna Kiwanis Club Meeting — Noon at Complex, 2741 Penn Avenue, Marianna. Free work- for dancing. Singles age 25 to senior citizens are not acceptable. Jim’s Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., Marianna. shop presented by Farm Credit of Northwest Florida, welcome for fellowship and dancing. Cost is $7 per Call 482-2290. USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, and person. No alcoholic beverages or smoking. For HOW TO GET YOUR » Chipola College Workforce Advisory Council more. Registration required for lunch preparation, more information, call Betty Strait at 415-2052 or Bo NEWS PUBLISHED Annual Meeting — Noon to 1 p.m. at Chipola call 526-4910 or 718-5511. Bowskill at 334-701-3321. The Jackson County Floridan will publish The submission deadline for this calendar is two days before publication. Submit to: Community Calendar, Jackson County Floridan, P. O. Box 520, Marianna, FL 32447, news of general interest free of charge. email editorial@jcfloridan.com, fax 850-482-4478 or bring items to 4403 Constitution Lane in Marianna. Submit your news or Community Calendar events via e-mail, fax, mail, or hand delivery. Fees may apply for wedding, engagement, Police Roundup anniversary and birth announcements. Forms are available at the Floridan offi ces. MARIANNA POLICE The Jackson County Sheriff’s tion, one garbage complaint, Golden Road, Cottondale, grand Photographs must be of good quality and DEPARTMENT Office and county fi re/rescue one juvenile complaint, two as- theft of a motor vehicle. suitable for print. The Floridan reserves the reported the fol- saults, one animal bite reported, » Michael Allen, 60, 2852 right to edit all submissions. The Marianna Police Depart- lowing incidents 29 property checks, four assists Bertram St., Marianna, driving ment reported the following for Nov. 3, the of motorists or pedestrians, one while liscense suspended or re- incidents for Nov. 3, the latest latest available retail theft, two assists of other voked (knowingly), possession GETTING IT RIGHT available report: Three traffic report: Two agencies, two public service of a controlled substance (PVP). The Jackson County Floridan’s policy stops, two abandoned vehicle stolen vehicles, calls, one 911 hang-up, two K-9 » TemakaBrunson, 30, 2940 is to correct mistakes promptly. To reports, one suspicious person, two abandoned vehicle reports, deployments, two routine trans- report an error, please call 526-3614 one escort, one report of illness/ one reckless driver, four suspi- Milton Ave., Marianna, affray. ports, one Baker Act transport » LeonoraEvans, 28, Albert Monday-Friday. subject down, fi ve verbal dis- cious vehicles, two suspicious and one threat/harassment Street (numeric not provided), turbances, one burglar alarm, incidents, three escorts, two complaint. one panic alarm, one larceny physical disturbances, two ver- Marianna, affray, possession of complaint, one accident, one bal disturbances, two prowlers, a controlled dangerous sub- follow-up investigation, one sex two drug offenses, 21 medical JACKSON COUNTY stance and drug paraphernalia. offense, six property checks, calls, four traffic crash reports, CORRECTIONAL FACILITY one assist of a motorist or pe- four medical transports, three The following people were Jail Population: 188 destrian, one assist of another medical alarms, one residen- booked into the county jail dur- agency, two welfare checks and tial fi re alarms, 17 traffic stops, ing the latest reporting periods: eight home security checks. three larceny complaints, one To report a crime, » James Willis Jr., 30, 2778 call CrimeStoppers at 526-5000 criminal mischief call, one Carol St., Marianna, violation of or a local law enforcement agency. civil dispute, one trespass com- JACKSON COUNTY state probation. plaint, one follow-up investiga- To report a wildlife violation, SHERIFF’S OFFICE » Diallo Martin, 22, 4606 North call 888-404-FWCC (3922). JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com LOCAL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2015 ◆ 3A Malone Middle and High School announces honor rolls Malone Middle and High » All A’s — Reilly Bligh- » A/B — Cassie Brown, School announces their ton, Trent Martin and Kai- Jesse Harris, Kaylee Hatch- Honor Rolls for the fi rst tlyn Williams. er, Cydney Hewett, Eboni 9-weeks. » A/B — Ian Baxley, Han- Ivory, Devon Southwell Sixth Grade nah Hart, Takiya Jackson, and Kyle Tillman. » All A’s — Kyan Gibson. Amari Leslie, Jonathan Eleventh Grade » A/B — Ethan Baxter, Proctor, Jarrod Southwell » All A’s — Sara Bryan, Makenna Bishop, Breanna and Austin Winget. Kendra Clayton, Emma Edwards, Max Harkrider, Ninth Grade Sawyer and Yakira Taylor. Trista Jackson, Aislinn » All A’s — Diondria » A/B — Dashawna Col- McKinstry, Janaisa Murff, Beckwith, Baylie Calloway, lins, Storm Floyd, Dwannie Melissa Newsom, Hector Isaiah Glasper, Kyle Mor- Huff and Zachary Malone. Pacheco-Rodriguez, Dillon gan and Aliyah Wilburn. Shelton, Trevor Shelton » A/B — Laney Baxter, Twelfth Grade and Vashon Symonds. Ellicia Bradford, Logan » All A’s — Kristin Cham- Seventh Grade Burch, Elizabeth Carnley, bliss, Chelsea Edenfield, » A/B — Jadee Barber, Coleman Duraso, Krista Hannah Kleinpeter and Allison Baxley, Clint Klein- Hasty, Cole Jordan and William Quattlebaum. SUBMITTED PHOTOS peter, Ocasio Murff, Kayla Wesley Rogers. » A/B — Victoria Curl, Here, Billy Bailey, Florida Caverns State Park Specialist, presents zoological remains. Richardson and Carissa Tenth Grade Caroline Floyd, Jared Hen- Winget. » All A’s — Dellon drix, Chancellor Lockett Eighth Grade Barber. and Kazarieya Williams. Submissions MHS HOSA PET for program are being SUPPLY DRIVE accepted The Florida Depart- UNDERWAY ment of Health is ac- cepting submissions for the third annual Healthy Weight Community Champion Recognition Program. Last year, 65 cities and counties were recognized by the Florida Department of Health for their efforts to increase physical activity and im- Dianna Sue Bryant, Wildlife Rehabilitator and Big Bend Wildlife Sanctuary Volunteer, holds prove nutrition as part a red-tailed hawk. of the Healthiest Weight Florida Initiative. “I am encouraged to see Florida’s local govern- Bailey and Bryant discuss ments become ambas- sadors of health in their communities,” said State animal protection at Chipola Surgeon General and Secretary of Health Dr. Ecosystems, biodiver- information to the stu- prohibits a return to the John Armstrong. “The de- sity, endangered species, dents. Bryant exemplifies wild. partment is proud to rec- protection and preserva- a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Bryantencourageshunt- ognize innovative health tionwere themesoftwore- mandate to get animals ers not to use lead bullets, efforts by county and cent interactive zoological back into the wild. Only encountering Bald Eagles municipal governments presentations for Chipola those animals with per- near death after ingestion. that will help to achieve College Environmental manent disabilities are For those who encounter the goal of becoming the Science. Billy Bailey, Flori- protected on her property an injured wild animal, healthiest state in the da Caverns State Park Spe- where they become part she recommends contact- nation.” cialist, presented zoologi- of the educational pro- ing local veterinarians Local governments can cal remains—skulls from gram for visiting schools who will refer you to her. implement a variety of beaver, bobcat, possum, and public events. She urges people not to at- policies that help people raccoon, alligator; turtle Bryant brought an tempt to care for injured, become more physically shells, owl feathers, hornet Eastern Screech Owl, a wild animals at home. active and encourage bet- nests; insect exoskeletons, Great Horned Owl and a Bryant is a protégé of ter nutrition. The Healthy snake skins, rattlesnake Red-Tailed Hawk (Ceytan Betsy Knight, who found- Weight Community rattles, to teach ecologi- Magi, meaning Spirit of ed the Big Bend Wildlife Champion Recognition cal concepts of keystone the Hawk), holding the Sanctuary in 1988. She Program recognizes these SUBMITTED PHOTO species, niches, adaption, animals on her arm, and was known for holding best practices. Examples n recognition of National Health occu- parasitism and habitat teaching the students funerals for birds killed of criteria for the recog- destruction. about their behavior and in the wild. Bryant is one nition include whether a pational Students of America Week, Nov. For each artifact, Bailey care. The animals were of fi ve rehabilitators in jurisdiction maintains a 1-7, The Marianna High School HOSA stressed the importance, hit by vehicles, and are Florida, and among 1,500 system of parks, provides I and in some cases, the now partially blind, which nationwide. Club will be holding a Pet Supply Drive. MHS incentive programs to perturbation of the or- attract grocery stores to HOSA Club is asking the community to assist ganism to the ecosystem. underserved neighbor- them in collecting items to benefit Partners Examplesinclude: beaver hoods and prioritizes keystone species, found personal safety in areas For Pets. Needed items include: Cleaning in Caverns Park, creating where people can in- supplies, canned pet food, toys, leashes and ponds from creeks, there- crease physical activity. collars, cat litter, etc. HOSA wants to help by increasing the biodi- Thanks Matt Deese! All of Florida’s 411 ac- versity; the armadillo, an tive municipalities (cities, MHS help the Dawgs, and cats. Donated exotic invasive species, Youare the Best! towns and villages) and items can be dropped off at Marianna High pushing the skunk out of Inever have alate or missed paper. 67 counties are eligible School through Wednesday, Nov. 18. For more the ecosystem; and the to submit best practices. Suwannee River Cooter, Katherine Thomason Submissions will be ac- information call 482-9605 ext. 265. Pictured consumed to near extinc- cepted through Nov. 13. are Angela Smith, President; Kiera Garret, tion, hunting crustaceans The best practices will be in the ecosystem. posted and communities Photographer; Priscilla Finch, Treasurer; Dianna Sue Bryant, will be recognized on Jan. Jackira Saffold, Secretary; Binny Gocool, Vice Wildlife Rehabilitator 4. Information for sub- President and Lauren McAllister, Reporter. and Big Bend Wildlife missions can be found Sanctuary Volunteer for on the Healthiest Weight HOSA Club Sponsor Annamarie Johnson is “Sacred Earth Wildlife website. not pictured. Refuge,” also presented

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PHOTOS BY ANGIE COOK/FLORIDAN FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Fire Chief Nakeya Lovett (left) poses for a photo with newly promoted Capt. Brent Caraway on Tuesday in Marianna City Hall. Following a party to commemorate his retirement from the city fi re department, Capt. Sean Collins and his wife Kimberly bow their heads in prayer on Wednesday in Marianna. Capt. Sean Collins holds one the retirement gifts he received from his fellow City of Marianna fi refi ghters Wednesday. The framed holds mementos of Collins’ 25 years of service. Jackson County Vault &Monuments Quality Service at Affordable Prices Come Visit us at 3424 West Highway 90 • Marianna, FL 32446-1806 • (850) 482-3964 850-482-5041 6A ◆ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2015 NATION JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com GOP views Kentucky election as victory over health care law The Associated Press the decision to embrace the marketplace would Medicaid expansion. continue to get subsidized LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The But the expansion health insurance, but they election of a conservative added 400,000 people to would do so through the outsider as Kentucky gov- the state’s Medicaid rolls, federal website Health- ernor has given Republi- more than twice what offi- Care.gov. cans a laboratory to show cials had predicted. Com- On Medicaid, it’s unclear the rest of the country how bined with the existing how far Bevin would push they’d replace President Medicaid program, Ken- for changes. He has said Barack Obama’s health tucky taxpayers now pay he would reverse the ex- care law. for the health insurance pansion “immediately,” Three years into a cov- of a quarter of the state’s and his campaign website erage expansion that has population. The state will says the Medicaid expan- brought the share of un- begin paying for the ex- sion “should be repealed.” insured Americans to his- pansion in 2017, and costs But Bevin has tried to walk torically low levels, Matt could surpass $300 million back those comments Bevin’s lopsided victory by 2020. when confronted with the underscores how political- “(Bevin) is the one who fact that a complete roll- ly divisive the law remains. has received the mandate back would mean 400,000 But experts say slamming here. We have to do some- people losing coverage. the brakes in a state al- thing different,” said Re- Robert Stivers, president ready deeply entrenched publican state Sen. Ralph of the Republican-con- in the Affordable Care Act Alvarado, a doctor who trolled state Senate, said would cost lots of time and opposes the Affordable lawmakers are preparing money, testing the new Re- Care Act. “The legislature to fi nd an extra $75 million publican administration’s and the governor needs to to pay for the expansion in ability to rein in costs. follow through. It’s clear 2017, plus another $175 Kentucky has been one on what voters are telling million the following year. of the health care law’s us they want to do.” He said he has already had success stories. The share Outgoing Democratic discussions with Bevin of uninsured state resi- Gov. Steve Beshear initi- about how to replace the dents has been slashed ated both the insurance program. from about 20 percent exchange and the Medic- “I believe we can develop in 2013 to 9 percent by aid expansion by execu- a system where they will the middle of this year, tive action. Bevin has said have health insurance,” according to the Gallup- he’d dismantle the insur- Stivers said. “We think we Healthways Well-Being ance marketplace, which can develop a plan that Index, a major indepen- would revert to federal op- will not expose us to $400 dent survey. Experts credit eration. Kentucky would million of cost but still THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that to a synergy between become the fi rst state to provide health insurance TOP: University of California, Merced student Justin Dick (right) hugs his sister Kristen as Kentucky’s state-run in- do so for political reasons. and health care for those his parents Beth and Keith look on following a stabbing in Merced, Calif. on Wednesday. An surance marketplace and Residents covered through individuals.” assailant stabbed fi ve people at the rural university campus in central California before police shot and killed him, authorities said Wednesday. Justin was one of 15 students in the core class where the incident took place Wednesday morning. ABOVE: Students leave the University of California, Merced campus after it was placed on lockdown following the stabbing. 4 stabbed, attacker killed at central California university The Associated Press Coba, a student govern- podcast, and there was a ment representative, said break in talking, and I just MERCED, Calif. — A numerous students told hear a gunshot,” he said. student stabbed and him that the stabbings He said police and fi rst wounded four people as started inside a classroom responders fl ooded the classes got underway at and continued outside be- scene. a rural university cam- fore campus police shot “You see this stuff all over pus in central California and killed the attacker. the news and stuff and you before police shot and Lensy Maravilla, 19, a see it happen to all these killed him, authorities said fi rst-year student, said other schools,” but you Wednesday. she was in a biology class don’t expect it to happen Two students, one staff on the second fl oor of the at your school, said Lopez, member and a vendor same building, when a fe- 21. On Veterans Day,weremember the brave men were attacked at the Uni- male student ran in. The university about 120 versity of California, Mer- Maravilla said the stu- miles south of Sacramento and women who have fought to protect our ced, but were expected to dent “was crying hys- in the farm-rich San Joa- country’sfreedoms at home and overseas. We recover, the school said on terically and came in and quin Valley was locked itsverifi edTwitteraccount. said that she had seen down for about an hour invite you to help us honor these American heroes Campus officials reported somebody get stabbed, or and a half after the stab- on Veteran’sDay by submitting their photo and earlier in the day that fi ve slashed, in the throat and bings. The lockdown was people were stabbed. she ran.” lifted, but classes were military title using the form below.All entries will All the victims were con- Maravilla did not have canceled and entrances to appear in our special Veteran’sDay scious when paramedics other details but said that the campus were blocked reached them, Assistant shortly afterward someone off. page on Wednesday,November 11. Vice Chancellor Patti Waid came in the class and said Campus officials said said. Two of them were classes were canceled. the university, which has taken by helicopter to Student Itzel Franco, 18, about 6,000 students, also Your Name:______hospitals in Modesto, but said half of her dorm re- would be closed Thursday Your Phone: ______their conditions were not mains evacuated because and urged the community immediately known. The it is close to the site of to seek counseling services Your Address:______three others had injuries where the assailant was that were available. that were minor enough shot. She said it happened The campus in the city City: ______State: ______Zip:______that they could be treated in an area known as the of Merced opened a de- on campus, Waid said. “passing bridge.” cade ago and is the newest Veteran’sName: ______Campus officials said Authorities have not college in the University of Title: ______the assailant was a student confirmed those accounts California system. but had not confirmed his and have said the attack It was erected in the Submission Deadline:Friday,November 6, 2015 -5:00 p.m. identity or provided a mo- occurred outside a build- state’s farm belt in re- tive for the attack. Officials ing as students went in to sponse to the burgeoning Send an optional photo along with your complete submission to: said they were still work- class shortly after 8 a.m. enrollment in the nine oth- ing out a timeline of events Student Alex Lopez was er University of California Attn: Veterans Day Salute leading up to the stab- heading to class when he campuses. Regents also Jackson County Floridan bings, and it wasn’t clear realized something was felt the mainly agricultural how the attack played out. wrong on campus. region was unrepresented 4403 Constitution Lane, Marianna, FL 32448 University senior Phil “I was listening to a by higher education.

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H.S. SOCCER ROUNDUP

MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN Emolie Straw passes the ball during Malone’s game against Freeport Tuesday night. Freeport beats Malone boys, girls BY ROLANDO ROSA rrosa@jcfloridan.com MONDAY High school girls Malone soccer program, Ford, in his fi rst season ping both contests, Ford on this level,” Ford said. High school boys which is back after a one- coaching soccer, was saw plenty of positive “Overall I was proud of soccer season hiatus. excited to hit the fi eld with signs. how both teams played in soccer Freeport 3, Malone 0: In Malone home matches his team. “Both teams played their fi rst game.” Freeport 3, Malone 1: Jose Malone’s season opener at will be held at Johnny Wil- “It was OK,” Ford said. good defense but we need Malone hosts Rocky Castillo scored Malone’s home, goalie Victoria Curl liams Park. “It made it easier with the to get more physical. We Bayou on Thursday Nov. goal in the season opener tallied 10 saves. The Malone soccer group of players I have just need more experience 5, with the girls match at 5 at home, with the assist by Greg Ford is in his fi rst teams are comprised of playing.” since most of our players p.m. followed by the boys Torres Jackson. season at the helm of the sixth-12th graders. Despite Malone drop- had never played soccer match at 7 p.m.

H.S. Basketball Sports Briefs High school » IMG Academy at Chipola, 7 p.m. football Saturday Marianna gets Friday » Cape Fear Com- » Graceville at munity College at Marianna, 7 p.m. Chipola, 7 p.m. » West Gadsden at standout guard Sneads, 7 p.m. Chipola women’s basketball High school Milton Johnson volleyball Classic Williams back Class 1A State Friday Semifinals » Georgia High- Commits to Louisiana-Lafayette Saturday lands College at » South Walton at Chipola, 5 p.m. BY ROLANDO ROSA environment. They have Sneads, 2 p.m. Saturday rrosa@jcfloridan.com great fans. The way they play » Florida State at Louisiana-Lafayette fi ts my High school boys College (Jackson- The Marianna High School game perfectly.” soccer ville) at Chipola, 5 boys basketball team bol- The 6-foot-2 Williams sus- p.m. stered its already promising tained a meniscus tear in his Thursday outlook when shooting guard left knee on a dunk right be- » Marianna at Bay, Marianna Elite Herman Williams decided to fore halftime of the Bulldogs 4/6 p.m. AAU Basketball make a pit stop home for his 62-50 victory last season on » Rocky Bayou at senior season. Nov. 28 at East Gadsden. Malone, 7 p.m. A parent/player Williams, who left for Olds- In April, Williams trans- Friday information session mar Christian Academy (FL) ferred to Oldsmar Christian » Walton at will be held at 10 in April, rejoined the Bull- Academy (FL), a member of MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN Malone, 5 p.m. a.m. Saturday at the dogs two weeks ago and on the SIAA (Sunshine Indepen- Herman Williams looks to pass during Marianna High School Saturday Marianna Middle Wednesday night committed dent Athletic Association), basketball practice Wednesday night. » East Gadsden at School gym. to the University of Louisi- which were 35-4 while win- Malone, 1 p.m. Play will be in the ana-Lafayette, a Division I ning its conference regular and friends. I was homesick Dec. 10 then at home on Jan. following age divi- program in the Sun Belt Con- season championship and you could say. It feels great to 19. Marianna hosts Graceville High school girls sions: 17U (16-17), ference. ranked as high as No.17 in the be back in Marianna.” on Jan.4. soccer 15U (14-15), 9U Among the other Division I nation at one point according Williams is 75 percent re- Former Graceville head (7-9) teams interested in Williams to Max Preps. covered from the injury and coach Matt Anderson is in Thursday Any player wishing were Florida International, As he yearned for the com- will have his minutes moni- his fi rst season at the helm » Rocky Bayou at to participate in the South Florida, Murray State fort of home for his fi nal year tored early on in the season. for Marianna. Anderson was Malone, 5 p.m. 2016 AAU season and South Alabama. of high school,Williams deliv- Marianna hosts North released after four seasons at should bring copy of Williams visited Louisiana- ered the difficult decision to Florida Christian on Monday Graceville despite registering Chipola men’s birth certificate. Lafayette this weekend and Oldsmar head coach Jordan then Maclay on Thursday in a 22-6 record and trip to the basketball Meeting is for par- was immediately convinced Fair, who is also the coach of the preseason. regional semifinals last year. ents and players. Sunday it was where he wanted to his AAU squad, Team Break- Marianna begins the regu- Anderson’s predecessor An application fee » continue his basketball ca- down. lar season at home on Nov. 17 Travis Blanton resigned in Chipola at Bro- of $10 is required. reer. “I loved it there,” Williams vs. Cottondale. The Bulldogs April after 14 years at Marian- ward College, 1 p.m. Call Coach Jer- Milton Johnson “It feels so much like home,” said of his brief stint at Olds- also play at the Hornets on na. Last season the Bulldogs emiah Blount for Classic Williams said. “Just the atmo- mar Christian. “I just wanted Jan.28. Marianna plays Malo- additional informa- Friday sphere and the small-town to be home with my family ne twice, fi rst on the road on See HOOPS, Page 1B tion at 850-557-8227 2B ◆ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2015 SPORTS JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com College Football Receivers make Atlanta, Santa Clara, New Orleans to host steady gains for college title game

The Associated Press This season’s champion- Florida State ship game will be held Jan. The Associated Press because he’d never done Atlanta, New Orleans 11 at University of Phoenix it,” coach Jimbo Fisher and Santa Clara, Califor- Stadium in Glendale, Ari- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — said of Whitfield’s develop- nia, were selected to host zona, the home of the NFL’s For Florida State to pull off ment. “You know the di- College Football Playoff Cardinals and the site of the upset of third-ranked rection as to where you’re national championship the Fiesta Bowl. Next sea- Clemson, the Seminoles going. If you know, you can games from a group of son’s championship game need the same major con- go real fast. If you don’t, nine cities and regions. will be played at Raymond tributions from their wide you’re stopping at every The Atlanta Falcons’ James Stadium in Tampa, receivers they’ve recently sign, looking and turning new stadium, which will Florida, the home of the been getting. and guessing.” open in 2017, will be the NFL’s Buccaneers . The 17th-ranked Semi- While Whitfield has ex- site of the championship Each of the fi rst six cham- noles (7-1, 5-1 ACC) have celled on the short routes, game scheduled for Jan. pionship games will be had a 100-yard receiver Rudolph has become a 8, 2018. Levi’s Stadium in held in different states. in two of the past three deep threat. Santa Clara, the home of “I think it’s important games in Kermit Whitfield His 75-yard touchdown THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the San Francisco 49ers, that fans in as many parts and Travis Rudolph. against Syracuse was Florida State wide receiver Travis Rudolph goes up for a will host the January of the country as possible “It has all started in prac- Florida State’s longest pass touchdown catch in the second half of a game against 2019 title game. The New get a chance to see this tice. If practice goes good play of the season. Later in Syracuse in Tallahassee, Fla., on Saturday. Florida State beat Orleans Superdome will event,” Hancock said. then we are going to play the fi rst quarter, Rudolph Syracuse 45-21. be the site of the Janu- Though none of games good in the game,” said caught a 45-yard touch- receiver and is averaging a touchdown last year. In ary 2020 championship will be played in northern Whitfield, who came into down from Sean Maguire 4.4 catches and 12.2 yards the fi ve years that Fisher game. cities. Hancock said they the season with 16 recep- as he got position in one- per reception over the past has been Florida State’s The playoff manage- were given serious con- tions for 234 yards and no on-one coverage. fi ve games. Wilson is the head coach, the backup ment committee, com- sideration, but there were touchdowns in 28 games. Rudolph, who leads the only returning receiver quarterback has started prised of the FBS confer- logistical stumbling blocks Through eight games this Seminoles in receiving with extensive playing time three games against the ence commissioners and for both Minneapolis and season, the junior leads yards (501) and touch- against Clemson with four Tigers. Notre Dame’s athletic Detroit. the Seminoles in recep- downs (six), has shown the receptions for 56 yards in During the open part of director, also considered Minnesota is hosting the tions (37). Whitfield has 26 ability to bounce back after last year’s 23-17 victory in Tuesday’s practice, Golson bids from South Flori- Super Bowl in 2018 and the catches for 331 yards and tough games. In the Oct. overtime. was doing all the drills. da (Sun Life Stadium), NCAA men’s basketball Fi- a touchdown in the past 24 loss to Georgia Tech, Florida State’s passing Running back Dalvin Houston (NRG Stadium), nal Four in 2019 and there four games. he stepped out of bounds game will be going up Cook, who also missed last Minneapolis (U.S. Bank was some concern among A big reason for Whit- on a sure touchdown against a Clemson (8-0, week’s game, was also a Stadium), Detroit (Ford the management commit- fi eld’s emergence is he and had a pass in the end 5-0 ACC) defense that is participant and was doing Field), Charlotte, North tee about placing the game has learned to make plays zone bounce off his hands 11th nationally against the his work without an ankle Carolina (Bank of Ameri- in a city that was coming without the ball. He has which led to Golson’s fi rst pass. Cornerback Cordrea brace. can Stadium) and San off two straight years of developed a better under- interception of the season. Tankersley leads the con- “They like to spread it Antonio (Alamodome). hosting major events. standing of running routes “When we’re executing ference in interceptions out some. I’m sure Golson “A ny of the nine could Hancock said Detroit’s and creating space to get and we’re on, we’re on. No with three. will be back and no doubt have hosted this event,” bid for the 2019 game was open. He showed that dur- matter who it is we can line Who will be the quarter- Cook will be back,” Clem- College Football Playoff hampered by the city’s ing the Louisville game up with anybody in the na- back remains a question. son linebacker Ben Boul- Executive Director Bill convention center not be- by taking a short rollout tion,” Rudolph said. “I just Golson was held out of ware said. “Even if they Hancock said. ing available because of an pass from Everett Golson have to be more detailed in last Saturday’s game due play Maguire, they’d be Bidding communities auto show. 70 yards for the go-ahead everything I do — blocking, to a concussion and Ma- fi ne. He’s obviously a good were guaranteeing be- Atlanta (Peach Bowl) and touchdown. catching, running routes.” guire has experience go- player. He beat us last year. tween $13 million and New Orleans (Sugar Bowl) “It was hard for him to Jesus “Bobo” Wilson has ing against Clemson, as They’re pretty even with $18 million to the College already host bowlsas part play fast without the ball been the most consistent he threw for 304 yards and what they do.” Football Playoff. of the playoff semifinals.

“Them winning six ball- NFL Marianna Boys Basketball games was really nobody’s Hoops fault. Obviously Coach From Page 1B 2015-16 Schedule (Tentative) Date Day Opponent Location Time Blanton has done a great 49ers sit QB were riddled with injuries, 11-9&12 M&Th Preseason Home 5:30/7 job in the past but when Tournament fi nishing 6-19 overall and 11-17 T Cottondale Home 5:30/7 you lose those guys that 11-20 F @ Bay Away 5:30/7 2-4 in the district with a 11-27&28 F&S McDonalds Tift County, Ga.TBA he lost there’s no way to re- fi rst-round loss to Pensac- Invitational cover from that,” Anderson 12-1 T Rutherford Home 5:30/7 Kaepernick, to ola Catholic last season. 12-4 F @ Taylor County Away 5:30/7 est said. “So we’ve had to get In his senior season last 12/8 T Chipley Home 5:30/7 them on a level of thinking 12-10 Th @ Malone Away 5:30/7 year, starting point guard 12-15 T East Gadsden Home 5:30/7 that they can win. They’re Shaquarious Baker went 12-18 F @ Florida High Away 5:30/7 est not the same team that 12-21 & 22 M&T Capital City Classic TCC TBA start Gabbert down with an ACL injury 1-1&2 F&S Bulldog Shootout Marianna TBA they were.” 1-4 M Graceville Home 5:30/7 The Associated Press at a non-contact football 1-8 F @ East Gadsden Away 5:30/7 est Anderson believes the “In no way is 2-6 all on practice. 1-11 M Bay Home 5:30/7 Bulldogs were talented Colin Kaepernick,” Tom- 1/12 T Florida High Home 5:30/7 Anderson feels fortunate 1-15 F Taylor County Home 5:30/7 enough to compete at a SANTA CLARA, Calif. sula said. “That’s all of us. for the steadying presence 1-19 T Malone Home 5:30/7 high level even before Wil- — Three years after Colin OK. That’s all of us. ... This 1-22 F @ Chipley Away 5:30/7 of the Williams as Marian- 1-28 Th @ Cottondale Away 5:30/7 liams returned. With Mari- Kaepernick took over as was just a decision that I na aims to improve on last 1-29 F @ Rutherford Away 5:30/7 anna hosting the district starting quarterback and wanted Colin to step back 1-30 S Hoop Exchange TBA season’s mark. Shootout Jacksonville tournament this year, the led the San Francisco 49ers and breathe and look at 2-2 & 5 T & F District Tournament Home 5:30/7 “That’s obviously a huge (Finals) 7 path to the state tourna- on a Super Bowl run, coach things through a different boost to get a college-level 2-11,16,20 Th,T, S Regional 1st, 2nd, TBA 7 ment could set up favor- Jim Tomsula decided that lens.” & Finals player back on any team 2-23-27 T-S State Tournament Lakeland TBA ably. his struggling quarterback Tomsula did not com- but for a team that’s young “Our goal is to get to needed a break and his mit to a long-term change, and inexperienced as ours Lakeland and see what dormant offense needed a saying only that Gabbert is it really just helps from eter as well as the interior,” to play fast so you can play happens when we get change. will start this week against a lot of different stand- Anderson said of Pollock, more people to take ad- there. We’ve tried to play Tomsula officially an- the Falcons. The 49ers points,” Anderson said. Rhynes and Anton Wil- vantage of that over other a schedule that we think nounced Wednesday that have a bye next week and “It helps with leadership liams. “It won’t bother teams.” will get us ready for the Blaine Gabbert will take then travel to Seattle on fi rst of all. He can just help us to put them on other Anderson said Marian- playoffs,” Anderson said. over the starting role at Nov. 22. those guys that hadn’t been team’s guards.” na’s poor luck with injuries “That’s the goal we’ve set quarterback from Kae- Gabbert, a former fi rst- there realize what level Anderson intends to use last season was as bad as early on. We didn’t set pernick this week as the round pick by Jacksonville, they need to get on.” his depth to his advantage he’s ever seen. Now that a those goals any differently Niners look for any kind has not started a game in In their initial discussion by trotting out ten players new season is upon them, without Herman. So then of spark they can get after more than two years and since he returned,Williams almost every night. Anderson is telling his when he came back obvi- failing to score a touch- has thrown just seven expressed a total team-first The starting lineup won’t players not to focus on the ously it has become even down three times in the passes the past two years attitude to Anderson. be itched in stone. Similar past. more realistic.” past fi ve games. as Kaepernick’s backup. Williams will be utilized to when he was coaching in a variety of ways offen- at Malone, where he guid- www.feitzfootclinic.net sively and defensively. 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Annie’s Mailbox ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER Dear Annie: I have been taking care facility or other assisted living place, of my mother since I was 17 and she but am having a hard time fi nding one was disabled from a car accident and that she can afford. unable to work. I am now 47, and Mom I want her somewhere safe, but I also is 72. want my life back. Her health is getting worse, so my I know this sounds awful of me. Any husband and I recently moved her in suggestions would be helpful. with us. — DRAINED AND FRUSTRATED My husband and I both work full time. I have caregivers who come in during Dear Drained: Being a full-time care- the day when we are at work, and we giver is a tiring job, and you’ve been at take care of her at night. it for most of your life. MONTY BY JIM MEDDICK Annie, I’m so tired. My husband and I It is perfectly natural that you are ex- can’t go anywhere overnight. hausted and ready to fi nd another place Our sex life has gone downhill, be- for Mom to live. cause we are both so exhausted. Most nursing homes will accept Mom has become mean and combat- Medicare when Mom’s money runs out. ive, which makes our lives miserable. Please call the Eldercare Locator at 1- She doesn’t sleep much at night, 800-677-1116 for information about the which means neither do I. There are no available resources in your area. other family members around to help. But fi rst ask about resources for re- I have tried to fi nd a skilled nursing spite care for yourself. You deserve it. THATA BABY BY PAULTRAP Bridge Baz Luhrmann, an Australian fi lm otherwise, West would know East does director, screenwriter and producer, said, not have a quick entry. Note that if “If Paris is the city of lights, Sydney is the declarer plays a trump at trick two, he city of fi reworks.” goes down. Instead, he must fi rst cash Today, England is the country of dummy’s spade ace and discard his sec- fi reworks because this is Guy Fawkes ond diamond. Then he can lead a trump, night. Guy Fawkes and his band tried ruff the second diamond high, draw to blow up the Houses of Parliament on trumps, and claim. Nov. 5, 1605. In the evening, an effigy of KIT‘N’ CARLYLE BY LARRY WRIGHT HERMAN BY JIM UNGER Guy Fawkes is burned on a bonfire and fi reworks are let off. This deal would make some players think of fi reworks. What happens in six hearts after West leads the diamond two? What do you think of the auction? In the bidding, South made a strong jump shift, showing either a long, strong heart suit or a two-suiter with hearts and diamonds (his partner’s suit). Typically, the responder would have 13-16 points: enough for game and asking opener to decide if it was a slam deal. Here, though, South was always planning to bid at least six hearts. West took the bull by the horns in jumping to four spades, which would have usually indicated at least an eight- card suit, especially when vulnerable. Finally, South gave up on seven and settled for the contract he nearly bid on round one. West’s lead is surely a singleton. And if so, it marks East with the heart ace; 4 B- Thursday, November 5, 2015 z Jackson County Floridan CLASSIFIEDS WIREGRASS CLASSIFIED

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ADULT SERVICES HEALTH PRODUCTS FARM & DAIRY PRODUCTS Buying Pine / Hardwood in your area. No tract too small Adult Caregiver and/or Housekeeper now tak- Serving the Community for 25+ years ing new clients Lic. & Insured, Ref. Avail. & 10 DIABETIC TEST STRIPS Now Open Jackson Farms @ Custom Thinning Yrs. Exp. Cooking, Cleaning, Appt. & Errands! Grand Ridge, Florida Free Consultation! Call 334-596-5893 or 655-0956 NEEDED I BUY SEALED/ U-Pick Tomatoes & Peppers Call Pea River Timber GENERAL& SPECIAL NOTICES UNEXPIRED BOXES Bring your own bucket! 7 days a week. r 334-389-2003 q r 850-592-5579 q û Ritcher Pecan Co. û CALL BOB (334) 219-4697 We are open to buy your pecans. OR (850) 710-0189 FRESH PRODUCE EMPLOYMENT Look forward to seeing you ! EDUCATION, TRAINING & LIBRARY 106 Jeffcoat Ind. Dr. r 334-792-3718 JEWELRY & WATCHES FRESH GREEN Wanted: Old Coins, Gold, û TOUR AMERICA û Diamonds, Guns, And Tools PEANUTS A CHRISTMAS COUNTRY TOUR West Main Jewelry & Loan 334-671-1440. Pigeon Forge, TN 850-352-2199 or 850-352-4423 4-nights, 5-days, 7-meals, 4-shows û PLUS 850-209-3322 or 850-573-6594 ✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮✮ DOLLYWOOD THEME PARK with 7-8 shows Peanut Shack 4128 Hwy 231 r Dec. 2nd - 6th 2015 CHIPOLA COLLEGE is accepting Rose Parade Pasadena, Los Angeles San Francisco, Calf. Red Wood Forest applications for the following positions: r Dec. 29th - Jan. 8th, 2015/2016 2- Cat Napper Recliners , med. brown, like new Information: Merita Stanley 850-594-9980 $375. for both. Q- Bed Head board and rails , Hewett Farms ∂ DEPARTMENTAL STAFF ASSISTANT has pecan finish $30. 850-482-8416. Fresh Shelled Peas Workforce & Economic Development YARD & ESTATE SALES ∂ DEPARTMENTAL STAFF ASSISTANT Ezgrasp Jig Saw Puzzles 40 Plus 300 Pcs. $4 ea; Several Varieties. Off hwy 90 between Facilities/Physical Plant 3957 Hwy 69 Two Egg X-Stitch B ooks, Hardback $2 ea. 850-482-4120 Cypress & Grand Ridge on Mayo Rd. ∂ DIRECTOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE & PUBLIC Fri. 6th & Sat. 7th (8-?) MULTI-FAMILY SERVICE GROUNDSKEEPER tools, H/H, clothes, small appliances, lamps, Bobby Hewett: end tables, bakers rack and more! 850-592-4156 or 850-899-8709 Position and application information are 4481 Jackson St. Close to court house available at: Sat. 7th (7-1) MULTI-FAMILY INSIDE www.chipola.edu/personnel/jobs tanning, bed, ceiling fans, cash register, kids SAWYER’S PRODUCE clothes, wrought iron chairs, plant stands HAS FRESH HOME GROWN PRODUCE Inquiries may be directed to r 4866 Donna Dr. (Dogwood Heights) PETS & ANIMALS Human Resources at Sat. 7th ( 7-12) FOR COLLEGE TUITION , in the [email protected] or (850)718-2402. back under carports, beanie babys, tbl. clothes, DOGS Candidates may be subject to background H/H, Christmas, books look for signs. investigations EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Estate sale. Rain or shine! Â FREE Rescued Dogs Shots & fixed 4940 Odom Drive, Marianna Black Labs, Beagle mix, Beautiful Pitts - black FridayNovember 6th &SaturdayNovember 7th. & white, Lab mixes, female Rottweiler GENERAL 7am to 3pm both days. Blood Dog & Shepherd mix 334-791-7312 Kitchen items, furniture, tools, wood, mechanics. Lg RedNose Pit Bull mix. Loving Girl, great with Humans. Only dog. Spayed. Free. 334-693-9097 Lg Lab/Pyrenees Mix. Cream color, Playful, NEWSPAPER LovesEveryone. Neutered. Free. 334-693-9097 Lab/Am. Bulldog Mix. White w/ golden spotted ears. Loving/Playful. Spayed. Free. 334-693-9097 Vine Ripe Tomatoes, Shelled CARRIER Handsome Brindle Bully Mix. Playful/Energetic Companion. Neutered. Free. 334-693-9097 Peas & squash and more! MATURE, DEPENDABLE 220 W. Hwy 52 Malvern BUSINESS-MINDED The DOTHAN EAGLE r 334-793-6690 is looking for persons with high energy and people SEEDS& PLANTS Bascom friendly to sell newspaper subscriptions in our market. Earn an average of BIG TREES •Must be able to find &securelocations 12 ft.tall 30 gal. $49.95 ea. $800 • BIG commissions Live Oaks and per month •Flexible hours Crepe Myrtle 334-692-3695 BE YOUR OWN BOSS - NIGHTS •Reliable transportation Ask about our with current DL and auto insurance $300 Sign-On Bonus! Must have dependable transportation, Contact Rufus Manora 334.712.7942 minimum liability insurance & valid driver’s license. DOTHAN EAGLE Real People. Real News. Jackson County Floridan 4403 Constitution Lane Sudoku Marianna, FL

Level: 1 2 3 HEALTHCARE Complete the grid so each row, column and CERTIFIED DENTAL ASSISTANT Expanded Function Certificate required, 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit experience preferred , knowledge of Dentrix 1 to 9. For strategies on how to solve Sudoku, software a plus, BLS certified. Salary DOE. visit This position is for someone who loves to www.sudoku.org.uk. work with children and special needs patients. Applicants must be dependable, Solution to Wednesday’s puzzle friendly, able to work well with others, and experienced. û Fax resume to: (850)526-3388 or e-mail to [email protected] DO NOT apply if you DO NOT enjoy working with children and special needs patients. Ben Saunders, D.M.D. Pediatric Dentistry

Family Intervention Specialist Full-time professional position to provide assessment and intensive in-home services to families in crises. Position covers the four- county area (Jackson, Calhoun, Washington, and Holmes Counties). Qualifications include a min. of bachelor’s degree in human services field; preference given to candidates with at least 2 years related experience. Position descriptions & applications at Habilitative Services, ©2015 The Mepham Group. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency. All rights reserved. 11/5/15 4440 Putnam St., Marianna.

      
 

           

      
       
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Only $57. to turn on power r 850-209-8847 q 334-794-9576 or 344-791-4714 Mercury 2001 Grand Marquis VT 750 C2 Honda Shadow , û 2 BR / 1BA For Rent In Alford Fl. 12 wide û very good condition, 164,000 1400 miles, liquid cooled, sep. dining rm. $380 Mo. + Dep. miles, has been kept in garage shaft drive, sissy Call 850-579-8882/850-209-1664/850-573-1851 and has had routine mainte- bar,windshield, mustang nance. The air conditioning seat, great condition. 2BR/1BA located between Grand Ridge and and heater work well. It has radio and CD $2900. CASH 334-714-9380. Sneads. $385 per month. Includes water and player. Has power windows and seats. garbage. Call/Text 850-573-0308. We are asking $2800.00 for the car. SPORT UTILITY 334-494-2959 or 334-389-7964. 2BR & 3BR Mobile Homes in Cottondale, Jeep Grand Cherokee NO PETS, CH&A, Starting at $400- $550 Mo. Mercury 2002 2008 Laredo , white in Call 850-258-1594 Please leave message. 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Quiet *ALL YOUR ROOFING NEEDS* Pine Tree Planting -Herbicide Spraying Mold &Mildew Removal neighorhood. $73,000. 850-593-6498. •Metal •Shingles •Flat Roofs •Insured Fire Line Plowing -Burning FREE Estimates! LC#: RC29027516 850-762-9402 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE Clay O’Neal Cell 850-832-5055 Call Chuck 850-573-1880 [email protected] Serving Jackson and Surrounding Counties 715-869-0321 1998 Fleetwood Dbl. Wd. 28x76, 5BR/3BA, must be moved, $29,500. OBO ADULT CARE 850-628-7286. (zone 2) Tindall Construction Home RepaiRs by HomeworkS “Beautification of Your Home” RECREATION •New Homes &Room Additions •Flooring •Painting Dot’sCaring Hands Carpentry/Painting Installations •Siding •Kitchen &Bathroom Upgrades Furniture Repair &Refinishing BOATS •Custom Ceramic Shower Specialist •Porches 850.482.1781 General Repairs •Insured Lic# RR 2822811487 850-573-1880 INSURED Dorothy Peacock, RN 1980 Boston Whaler Revenge , 1994 Mercury Owner,Manager Bill Long, Jr. (850)569-2903 200. 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QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE

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What’s your biggest take- away from Martinsville? That’s the big question for everyone regarding Sunday’s race, because there are two entirely different ways SPEED FREAKS to reflect on it. Which prevails, senti- A couple questions 3 THINGS WE LEARNED ment or sediment? The sentimental, we had to ask — ourselves obviously, was Jeff Gordon’s victory, which is big for the entire industry, Surprised at Jeff Gordon's win? AT MARTINSVILLE but maybe biggest of all for NBC, GODSPEAK: Mr. Gordon which just saw its Nov. 22 Homestead should send Mr. Kenseth a ratings head northward. The sediment thank-you note for eliminat- involves the decaying matter that ing Mr. Logano. Got that, once was Matt Kenseth’s professional mister? relationship with Joey Logano. KEN'S CALL: Most people will say no, but at this point Justified payback? in the season, it became apparent he wasn't going Sure, it’s old-school, rough-and-tum- to win a race. Well, until he ble, law-of-the-jungle stuff, but you did. can see where this goes if minimal restraints aren’t threatened (at least). It’s like the retaliatory knockdown Can he win it all? pitch in baseball — it has its place, GODSPEAK: I would have but you can’t let it get out of hand. scoffed at the notion a month ago. Now, the No. 24 Downside to Jeff Gordon’s ticket looks pretty good. KEN'S CALL: Any of the win? "final four" Chase drivers We no longer have the possibility of can win it all. So yes, and a winless champion for 2015. Ryan he doesn't have to win to Newman came oh so close last year, do it. and Gordon had the chance this year until, you know, he blew it for us at Where do you rank Matt Kens- Martinsville. Oh, well. eth's dumping of Joey Logano? GODSPEAK: Right behind the time Dale Earnhardt knocked Terry Labonte out of the way at Bristol. Yeah, Ken Willis has been big. covering NASCAR for KEN'S CALL: In a perfect The Daytona Beach Matt Kenseth (20) takes Joey Logano out of the race by whacking the race leader in Turn 1 at Martinsville. world, these things are News-Journal for 27 AP PHOTO/DON PETERSEN more subtle, but subtlety years. Reach him at ken. went behind the wall years [email protected] ago. 1. Exacting revenge 2. Messing with Joey 3. That other hit

Anybody who follows NASCAR If you do Joey Logano wrong Earlier in the race, Danica Pat- FEUD OF THE WEEK racing knew that Matt Kens- on the race track, be prepared rick and David Gilliland were ONLINE EXTRAS eth would get his revenge on to handle the charging bull. bumping, banging and beating Joey Logano, but we didn’t see No, not Logano, but his father, on each other’s fenders. Gil- news-journalonline. this blatant takedown coming Tom Logano, who was ready liland spun Patrick into the com/nascar at Martinsville. We figured to charge at Kenseth and have wall on a bump-and-run move. Kenseth would go with a sly, it out with the 2003 NASCAR Later in the race, Patrick just facebook.com/ savvy move. It just shows Cup champ. The elder Logano went for the simple bump, but nascardaytona the emotion that flows inside had to be restrained in Joey’s ended up in the wall again. those helmets. hauler. LOGANO KENSETH @nascardaytona — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] JOEY LOGANO VS. MATT KENSETH: Every- Questions? Contact Godwin one pretty much knew this was coming, Kelly at godwin.kelly@news- THINGS TO WATCH Kenseth wrecking Logano, and it hap- jrnl.com or Ken Willis at ken. 3 pened at Martinsville. [email protected] 1. Where’s Gordon? points behind Gordon, while GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: Logano has Joey Logano, who limped two races to get into the Champion- You might be asking that SPRINT CUP POINTS home 37th, is 38 points in ship Round. Kenseth got his payback. question during the next two arrears. Both Penske drivers My worst fear is NASCAR steps in and weeks. Jeff Gordon got into need a win to assure playoff makes a new rule. No, please, no. 1. Jeff Gordon 4047 the Championship Round at advancement. 2. Kyle Busch 4039 Homestead-Miami Speedway 2. Martin Truex Jr. 4039 by winning at Martinsville. He 3. Way back yonder 4. Kevin Harvick 4037 will take “win and you’re in” WHAT’S ON TAP? 5. Carl Edwards 4030 to “won and done.” Gordon’s There is a points battle brew- 6. Brad Keselowski 4013 team will spend the next two ing way, way, way back in SPRINT CUP: AAA Texas 500 7. Kurt Busch 4011 weeks prepping the No. 24 the standings. Danica Patrick SITE: Texas Motor Speedway Jeff Gordon, 44, enjoys Martins- 8. Joey Logano 4009 Chevrolet they will take to is 24th in points, one point TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (NBC ville Victory Lane. Chances are 9. Denny Hamlin 2251 South Florida. The races at ahead of Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Sports Network, 12:30 p.m. EST), we won’t see much of Gordon the 10. Ryan Newman 2231 Texas and Phoenix will be and four up on Tony Stewart. qualifying (NBCSN, 6:45 p.m. EST). next two weeks as he preps for 11. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2221 little more than test runs for Obviously, this is strictly for Saturday, practice (CNBC, 11 a.m. Homestead. JONATHAN MOORE/ 12. Jamie McMurray 2201 the 44-year-old driver. winter bragging rights, but it EST), practice (NBCSN, 2 p.m. EST). GETTY IMAGES 13. Matt Kenseth 2197 could become an interesting Sunday, race (NBC, coverage begins 14. Jimmie Johnson 2193 2. Poor Penske after what happened in race triangle before the 2015 at 1:30 p.m. EST; green flag at 2:15 15. Paul Menard 2177 Martinsville. Brad Keselowski, NASCAR Cup season runs its p.m.) 16. Clint Bowyer 2124 Team Penske is in trouble who finished 32nd, is 34 course. 17. Aric Almirola 877 — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] XFINITY: O’Reilly Auto Parts 18. Kasey Kahne 872 Challenge 300 19. Kyle Larson 802 SITE: Texas Motor Speedway 20. Greg Biffle 796 TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (NBC 21. Austin Dillon 745 Sports Network, 2 p.m. EST). Satur- 22. Casey Mears 712 GODWIN’S PICKS FOR AAA TEXAS 500 day, qualifying (NBCSN, 12:15 p.m. 23. AJ Allmendinger 687 EST), race (NBC, 3 p.m. EST) 24. Danica Patrick 665 WINNER: Joey DARK HORSE: Kyle Godwin Kelly is the Day- 25. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 664 Logano Larson tona Beach News-Journal’s CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS: WinStar 26. Tony Stewart 661 REST OF TOP 5: Kurt DON’T BE SURPRISED motorsports editor and World Casino 350 27. Sam Hornish Jr. 657 Busch, Kyle Busch, IF: Logano rebounds has covered NASCAR for 30 SITE: Texas Motor Speedway 28. David Ragan 636 Brad Keselowski, from Martinsville years. Reach him at godwin. TV SCHEDULE: Friday, qualifying (Fox 29. Trevor Bayne 614 Dale Earnhardt Jr. mishap and gets [email protected] Sports 1, 4:30 p.m. EST), race (Fox 30. Justin Allgaier 537 FIRST ONE OUT: Paul back to his winning Menard ways. Sports 1, 8:30 p.m. EST)

WEEKLY DRIVER RANKINGS — BASED ON BEHAVIOR AND PERFORMANCE JOEY JEFF DENNY KYLE MARTIN CARL JUNIOR KEVIN BRAD MATT LOGANO GORDON HAMLIN BUSCH TRUEX JR. EDWARDS EARNHARDT HARVICK KESELOWSKI KENSETH We won’t No longer Chase done, Will he ever Somehow Three-time Second, fourth Turns 40 in a Done in by Mr. bump him just window but still win a Chase hanging in winner at the past two month Kenseth Excitement here dressing running well race? there Texas weeks shrapnel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Feb. 14 — x-Sprint Unlimited (Matt Kenseth) June 28 — Toyota-Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. (Kyle Oct. 10 — Bank of America 500, Concord, N.C. (Joey Logano) Feb. 19 — x-Budweiser Duel 1 (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) Busch) Oct. 18 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas City, Kan. (Joey Feb. 19 — x-Budweiser Duel 2 (Jimmie Johnson) July 5 — Coke Zero 400, Daytona Beach (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) Logano) Feb. 22 — Daytona 500 (Joey Logano) July 11 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. (Kyle Busch) Oct. 25 — Alabama 500, Talladega, Ala. (Joey Logano) March 1 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 (Jimmie Johnson) July 19 — New Hampshire 301, Loudon, N.H. (Kyle Busch) Nov. 1 — Goody’s Fast Pain Relief 500, Ridgeway, Va. (Jeff March 8 — Kobalt 400 (Kevin Harvick) July 26 — Brickyard 400 (Kyle Busch) Gordon) March 15 — CampingWorld.com 500 (Kevin Harvick) Aug. 2 — Pennsylvania 400, Long Pond, Pa. (Matt Kenseth) Nov. 8 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth, Texas March 22 — Auto Club 400 (Brad Keselowski) Aug. 9 — Cheez-It 355 at The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y. (Joey Nov. 15 — Quicken Loans Race for Heroes 500, Avondale, Ariz. March 29 — STP 500 (Denny Hamlin) Logano) Nov. 22 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead April 11 — Duck Commander 500 (Jimmie Johnson) Aug. 16 — Pure Michigan 400, Brooklyn, Mich. (Matt x — non-points race April 19 — Food City 500 (Matt Kenseth) Kenseth) April 25 — Toyota Owners 400 (Kurt Busch) Aug. 22 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, Tenn. (Joey May 3 — Geico 500 (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) Logano) DID YOU KNOW? May 9 — SpongeBob SquarePants 400 (Jimmie Johnson) Sept. 6 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. (Carl NASCAR racing in Texas used to mean Texas World May 15 — x-Sprint Showdown (Greg Biffle and Clint Bowyer) Edwards) Speedway in College Station. The 2-mile oval was host May 16 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race (Denny Hamlin) Sept. 12 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Richmond, Va. (Matt to USAC and NASCAR events between 1969-81. There May 24 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. (Carl Edwards) Kenseth) were eight Cup Series events there, with Richard Petty May 31 — Dover 400, Dover, Del. (Jimmie Johnson) Sept. 20 — MyAFibStory.com 400, Joliet, Ill. (Denny Hamlin) going to Victory Lane three times. Bobby Isaac won the June 7 — Axalta “We Paint Winners” 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) Sept. 27 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. (Matt Kenseth) first, in 1969, and Benny Parsons won the last, in 1981. June 14 — Quicken Loans 400, Brooklyn, Mich. (Kurt Busch) Oct. 4 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. (Kevin Harvick)