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TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015 $1.00 Vol. 92 No. 113 River patrol results in 31 arrests

Officers also made six drug arrests, Patrols have been used periodically confiscated a gun, collected whiskey and at the landings since May 2011, when Force will be checking popular other alcohol and issued 11 citations for the Jackson County Commission funded violation of the county’s glass-container the fi rst special patrol at those landings. ban. Saying the county is trying to cut down Chipola landings again on July 4 Jackson County Sheriff Lou Roberts on littering and violation of the county From staff reports rial Day weekend, and, with the help of made the report public about a week af- ordinance which bans glass and Sty- beverage agents, rounded up almost two ter the patrol, saying officers will be post- rofoam-style containers, and to deter The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office dozen young people charged with being ed at county landings again on July 4. underage drinking/possession of alcohol posted reserve deputies to the Spring in possession of alcohol while under the In the news release about the patrol, he Creek and Magnolia landings on Memo- age of 21. did not name the arrested parties. See RIVER, Page 3A

A SPOT OF COLOR freshly bloomed daylily stretches Atoward the sky in search of rain and sun. MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN According to this week’s People crowded along the shore of forecast it should be get- Sneads City Park to watch drag boat racing Saturday. ting some of both. There is a chance of thunderstorms through Friday with tem- Drag peratures staying in the mid-80s. Temperatures will be going into the low boat race 90s for Friday and Satur- day but rain isn’t being forecast. draws a crowd BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER dbuckhalter@jcfloridan.com

Sneads Town Manager Connie Butts said Monday that last week- end’s drag boat race went so well that she’s going to ask the town council to declare it an annual event on the fi rst weekend in June, as long as the organization hosting it still wants to be there. The boaters involved in the Southern Outlaw Drag Boat Asso- ciation event were pleased with the venue, she said, as Sneads hosted its fi rst-ever such event. “We feel it went really well for a fi rst-time situation,” Butts said. “There were around 1,000 people in the crowd. We sold 690 arm- bands, for anyone over 10, and we think there were probably 300 or so kids under that age who had free admission (and therefore weren’t counted in the armband sales).” Two water slides, a bouncy house, a “train” ride, and JackieWilkinson’s volunteer booth for hair and face MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN painting kept the children pretty well occupied, she said. She said 21 boats in about a RACE SUMMER BASEBALL See , Page 3A Accidents kill two children From staff reports

Two children were killed in north Florida accidents last Friday and Saturday. In the fi rst, on June 5 in Walton County, 7-year-old Taylor Siebern died at Sacred Heart Hospital sev- eral hours after a crash on Inter- state 10. The Florida Highway Patrol re- ported that the child, of Navarre, was a passenger in an eastbound Chevrolet Equinox that drifted from its traffic lane onto the south shoulder of the road, where the vehicle struck a large pine tree. The impact caused the vehicle to spin counterclockwise. It came to rest between two large pine trees. The driver, Dedtra Lee Siebern, 35, and 5-year-old passenger Au- MARK SKINNER/FLORIDAN gust Siebern both received seri- neads’ Michael Weeks and Turner Gainer chill out at third base as Marianna switches pitchers Thursday ous injuries in the 1:15 p.m. crash. They were taken to Sacred Heart during a Summer League baseball game. Hospital in Pensacola for S See ACCIDENTS, Page 3A

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Community Calendar TUESDAY, JUNE 9 work on your project. Also help with quilting, knitting linda14/ » Seeking Volunteers — St. Anne Catholic Church or any sewing project that has you perplexed at no » Summer Reading Program — 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. Publisher — Valeria Roberts Thrift Store, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Interested par- cost. Call 482-0097 for more information. The Gallery in Campbellton. Preschool and school vroberts@jcfloridan.com ties contact Cathy Helms call 569-2844 or 557-0490. » Autism Support Group Meeting — 6 p.m. to age. Books, stories, movies, projects and super hero 7:30 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church fellow- side training camp so bring your mask and cape Circulation Manager — Dena Oberski » Sunday Afternoon with the Arts Poster ship hall, Marianna (Clinton Street entrance). Family and join the fun. For more information or to reserve doberski@jcfloridan.com Contest — The Artist Guild of Northwest Florida Inc. poster contest for the benefit of the 11th annual Sun- members, caregivers and service providers welcome. your spot call the Jackson County Public Library at CONTACT US day Afternoon With the Arts. Deadline to enter July 1. Special presentation: Missy Sword Lee. She will be 482-9631. Telephone: 850-526-3614 No entry fee. $350 winning award. Deliver entries to discussing the SAMHSA grant. Call 557-7146 or 272- » Art Classes — 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. the Art Factory FAX: 850-482-4478 The UPS Store, 4415-C Constitution Lane, Marianna. 6099 for more information. Framing & Gallery. For more details or to register visit Email: editorial@jcfloridan.com For guidelines and more information contact Vicki » American Legion Smith-Kelly Post 100 Meet- www.TheArtFactory.gallery or call 526-1930 or stop Street Address: Fuqua at 482-8029 or [email protected] or ing — 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 3627 W. U.S. 90, Marianna. by. Space is limited. 4403 Constitution Lane visit www.tagnwfl.org Guest speaker: Marianna police Chief Hayes Baggett. » Grief Support Group Luncheon — 11 a.m. Marianna, FL 32448 He will speak on different facet of his life, current » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 a.m. to Emerald Coast Hospice, 4374 Lafayette St. Marianna Office Hours: police needs and the status of the proposed move noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Panhandle If interested in attending or have questions call the Weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to the Pelt building. All veterans welcome. Post will arts and crafts every Saturday. 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Everyone with a desire your spot call the Jackson County Public Library at $92.24 for six months; and $184.47 for one — Noon at Jim’s Buffet & Grill, 4329 Lafayette St., to stop drinking is welcome. 482-9631. year. Marianna.Will have roundtable discussion between the church and state. Will look at First Amendment THURSDAY, JUNE 11 All subscriptions to the Jackson County WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 and tax exempt status for churches. Please come Floridan include delivery on Thanksgiving » Seeking Volunteers — St. Anne Catholic Church and bring someone with you. Call 352-4984. » Seeking Volunteers — St. Anne Catholic Church Day for which there is a premium charge. Thrift Store, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Interested Thrift Store, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. Interested par- » Sewing Circle — 12:30 p.m. at Jackson County parties contact Cathy Helms call 569-2844 or ties contact Cathy Helms call 569-2844 or 557-0490. ADVERTISING Senior Citizens, 2931 Optimist Drive in Marianna. 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Deliver entries to The UPS Store, 4415-C Constitution Lane, Marianna. which the error occurred, whether such error and cape and join the fun. For more information or The UPS Store, 4415-C Constitution Lane, Marianna. For guidelines and more information contact Vicki is due to the negligence of the publisher’s to reserve your spot call the Jackson County Public For guidelines and more information contact Vicki Fuqua at 482-8029 or [email protected] or employees or otherwise, and there shall Library at 482-9631. Fuqua at 482-8029 or [email protected] or visit www.tagnwfl.org be not liability for non-insertion of any » Movie Time — 5:30 p.m.Jackson County Public visit www.tagnwfl.org » Marianna City Farmers Market Open — 7 a.m. to advertisement beyond the amount paid for Library, Marianna. Free movie: Teenage Mutant Ninja » Benefit Lunch for Cancer Patient Melinda noon at Madison St. Park. Now featuring Panhandle such advertisement. This newspaper will not Turtles. Sorrells — 10 a.m. Corner of Hwy 79 & 90. Serving: arts and crafts every Saturday. knowingly accept or publish illegal material » Sew-N-So Meeting — 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at steak sandwich, chips and dessert for $7. For more » St. Anne Thrift Store — 9 a.m. – to 1 p.m. St. of any kind.Advertising which expresses Jackson County Extension Service, 2741 Penn Ave., information contact Pam or James Radney 373-8925 Anne’s Catholic Church, 3009 Fifth St., Marianna. preference based on legally protected per- Marianna. Enjoy fellowship and conversation as you or 373-8514 https://www.facebook.com/TeamMe- Call 482-3734. sonal characteristics is not acceptable. 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, HOW TO GETYOUR email editorial@jcfloridan.com, fax 850-482-4478 or bring items to 4403 Constitution Lane in Marianna. NEWS PUBLISHED The Jackson County Floridan will publish news of general interest free of charge. Submit your news or Community Calendar Police Roundup events via e-mail, fax, mail, or hand delivery. Fees may apply for wedding, engagement, MARIANNA POLICE one missing endangered adult, JACKSON COUNTY dar St., Marianna, burglary with anniversary and birth announcements. DEPARTMENT one abandoned vehicle, six CORRECTIONAL FACILITY battery. Forms are available at the Floridan offi ces. reckless drivers, » Tanya Henry, 37, 2158 Main Photographs must be of good quality and The Marianna Police Depart- two suspicious The following persons were St., Marianna, grand theft auto. suitable for print. The Floridan reserves the ment reported the following vehicles, one booked into the county jail dur- » Steven Russell, 33, 1984 right to edit all submissions. incidents for June 7, the latest suspicious inci- ing the latest reporting periods: Proctor Lane, Grand Ridge, bat- available report: Two traffic dent, two suspi- » Roger Matthews, 23, 7752 tery-domestic violence, posses- CORRECTIONS stops, one abandoned vehicle, cious persons, Old Spanish Trail, Sneads, fl ee- sion of marijuana-less than 20 In a Sunday feature story about Abbie Burde- two suspicious persons, one two highway obstructions, ing and attempting to elude, grams. shaw, who recently retired as director of the highway obstruction, one two reports of mental illness possession of marijuana-less » Shawn Williams, 29, 5371 Senior Citizens program in Jackson County, burglary, one physical distur- with violence, three verbal than 20 grams. Sink Creek Lane, Marianna, a fact about current Senior Citizens Center bance, one verbal disturbance, » Randy Jones, 39, 4748 Pintail employee Josephine Curry was incorrectly disturbances, one prowler, one violation of court order. stated. The story indicated that Burdeshaw one burglar alarm, one larceny complaint regarding burn- Drive, Tallahassee, driving while » Glenn Williamson, 53, 2886 had broken a string of more than 20 rejected complaint, one civil dispute, ing, one power line down, 25 license suspended or revoked, Flamingo Lane, Marianna, vio- job applications for Curry when she hired her. two accidents, two juvenile medical calls, one grass fi re, one driving under the influence. lation of court order. Curry clarifies here what she actually was complaints, two noise distur- medical transport, two medical » George Jordan, 48, 2833 St. » Diquan Long, 19, 4052 Old trying to convey in her interview. She states bances, three nonresidential stand-bys, one medical alarm, Johns St., Marianna, sentenced Cottondale Road, Marianna, that her application to the Senior Citizen’s property checks, two assists three burglar alarms, one power to 30 days. violation of court order. program marked a personal milestone in of other agencies, three public line down, 11 traffic stops, » Jerry Smith, 49, 838 Faith » Paige Miles, 24, 455 City that it was the 26th time over her lifetime service calls, 18 home security four larceny complaints, one Ave., Graceville, non-child Square Road, Alford, violation of that she had applied for a job with service checks and one fi eld check. criminal mischief complaint, support. court order. agencies of a similar sort. She never had a » Samone Little, 26, 5350 15th » Reginald McNealy string of rejections as was indicated in the one civil dispute, one garbage , 31, 3457 original story. JACKSON COUNTY complaint, two assaults, one St., Malone, failure to appear. Flat Road, Greenwood, driv- SHERIFF’S OFFICE suicide threat or attempt, one » Willie Walton, 51, 2825 ing while license suspended or “Superintendent‘proud’of schools, scores” noise disturbance, one animal Chipola St., Marianna, sen- revoked. (page 1A, Sunday, June 7, 2015) incorrectly The Jackson County Sheriff’s complaint, one sex offense, six tenced to 30 days. » Charles Hartford, 22, 2666 stated that local K-2 students took the Flori- Office and county fi re/rescue property checks, two assists of » P. J. Blizzard, 49, 2099 Main Leland Road, Marianna, viola- da Standards Assessment. They do not take reported the following inci- the FSA, only the Stanford 10 assessment. motorists or pedestrians, one St., Marianna, sentenced to 30 tion of court order. In the“Mean Scale Scores”chart associated dents for June 7, the latest retail theft attempt, one patrol days. with that article (page 9A), the second score available report: One armed request, three threat/harass- » Michael Lee, 46, 4522 Dick- JAIL POPULATION: 173 listed for“Sneads Elem”under the MATH, and dangerous person re- ment complaints and one viola- son Road, Greenwood, sen- To report a crime, call CrimeStoppers FIRST GRADE heading should have been ported, two accidents, three tion of injunction. tenced to 30 days. at 526-5000 or a local law enforcement listed under the SECOND GRADE heading. dead persons (natural causes), » Adrian Gibson, 25, 4296 Ce- agency. JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com FROM THE FRONT & STATE TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015 ◆ 3A Obituaries Scientists hunt for sea sponges that fi ght cancer $!A+90-*A<)90 $&V[ +7XX7&W T> CV@&[6] '=A90!) &;C9 !XTP7[&] O@V& KQ *P722 &V[ The Associated Press 6@,8 &+1/:!7 >4 (!.D M@V[P&*P722 $T29 T> ^P&V[ #A9!<.? 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Jackson County Vault &Monuments Quality Service at Affordable Prices Come Visit us at 3424 West Highway 90 850-482-5041 4A ◆ TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015 LOCAL & STATE JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com Covenant Hospice names Volunteer of the Year The Washington County 4-H nate. Over the past three years that the patient was not able Fire Ants Home School Club is they have been yard angels to to prepare for themselves. As a Covenant Hospice Volunteer of numerous Covenant patients, group, the club prepares a large the Year. This club is made up sewn lap robes for patients, meal, and then portions it in 50 of a special group of children and presented many patients containers that will serve two and teens from age 5-18, their with our “We Honor Veterans” people. parents, and their leaders Lori certificate and pen. They The club has made a huge Brooks and Karen Owen. This have assisted with commu- impact on the quality of life club is all about service, wheth- nity outreach, serving at many for patients and their fami- er it is a Covenant Hospice senior citizen luncheons, and lies by providing a delicious patient or a member of their fundraisers. home-cooked meal, giving the community. This group began In 2013 the club prepared caregiver more time with their volunteering with Covenant 20 meals for Covenant Hos- loved one. “It is a joy to see Hospice in May of 2012. pice patients and caregivers. children volunteering and be- SUBMITTED PHOTO The individuals of the group In September 2014, the club ing of service to others” Nathan Kelley and CJ Young will participate in the FFA Agricultural always demonstrate a willing- applied for a grant to enable said Donna Meldon, volun- Electrification Finals in Orlando. ness to help others and show them to provide patients with teer and community relations Students will participate compassion to those less fortu- healthy, home-cooked food manager. in state FFA Agricultural Britt graduates with Doctor of Medicine Dr. Geami Amanda Britt degree in Science-Biology graduated from Florida State’s and was summa cum laude, Electrification Finals College of Medicine on May all while playing Division 1 16 in Tallahassee. She is the basketball. After graduation The Cottondale Middle School sive research and focus. Both daughter of Gene and Amity she was accepted into the FFA chapter’s CJ Young and Na- students made it to the top 10 Britt of Campbellton. Geami is Bridge Medical Program at than Kelley participated in the fi nalists and will compete in the an alumnus of Graceville High Florida State University where Agricultural Electrification Essay. Agricultural Electrification fi nals School. She graduated in 2006 she earned a Master’s Degree The Agricultural Electrification to be held on Tuesday, June 30 at from Graceville High School of Science in Biomedical Sci- Essay CDE is designed to stimu- the 87th Florida FFA State Con- earning an athletic scholar- ences. The Britt family and late understanding of energy vention in Orlando. The students ship to Northwest Florida State friends are extremely proud of saving measures and devices will participate in an interview College. She graduated from all her hard work throughout that can be applied around the process at state convention. Northwest Florida State the years. Geami will continue home and within the agricultural Each of the fi nalists will be asked College with an Associate of her medical career as she has industry. Nathan Kelley’s and CJ several impromptu questions Science Degree and earned accepted a residency posi-

Young’s essays were based on relating to his or her essay. The another athletic scholarship to tion in Mobile, Alabama at the SUBMITTED PHOTO electrical energy conservation. winners will be announced on Campbell University in Buies University of South Alabama Dr. Geami Amanda Britt celebrates Participation in this essay Wednesday July 1 at the state Creek, North Carolina where concentrating in Obstetrics and with her parents Amity and Gene competition includes exten- convention. she completed her bachelor’s Gynecology. Britt. Gilbert honored by Law enforcement classes forming at Chipola College The Chipola College Criminal nal Justice Standards and Train- all applications will be July 7. FAMU College of Law Justice Training Center will of- ing Commission, upon becoming Applicants must have a standard fer an evening Law Enforcement employed with a law enforcement high school diploma or its equiva- A local attorney and cur- Academy and a Corrections to Law agency. lent and must undergo a medical rent FAMU College of Law Enforcement Cross-over class be- Prior to admission, all candidates physical examination, background Alumni Alliance president, ginning July 13. Classes will meet must earn a passing score on the check and drug screening. Finan- was recently recognized at weeknights from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 Criminal Justice Basic Abilities Test cial assistance is available based the school’s inaugural Dis- p.m. offered at the Public Service Build- upon need and eligibility. tinguished Alumni Awards Completion of either of these pro- ing every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. The For information regarding in Orlando. The award, grams will prepare candidates to next opportunity to take this exam the application process, contact presented by the Director take the State Board Examination, will be on Tuesday June 2. The cost Steven Stewart, Law Enforcement of Alumni Affairs, was for and become certified by the Crimi- of the test is $45. The deadline for Coordinator, at 718-2286. LaDray Gilbert’s dedica- tion and service to the law school. The award State Briefs was the fi rst of its kind Budget woes leave The governor also want- with a memo outlining ual offender or predator given by the FAMU ed to exempt textbooks the changes, which were box is checked, a window College of Law since it Scott’s agenda in from state sales taxes. implemented three weeks pops up asking, “Is this reopened at its Orlando tatters That proposal appears ago. correct?” location. SUBMITTED PHOTO Attorney LaDray Gilbert TALLAHASSEE — Flor- unlikely to pass. Under the changes, The family of a Jackson- Since graduation, Gil- Another proposal that the drop-down box ville man whose license bert has established a bar was presented with the ida Gov. Rick Scott wants Distinguished Alumni Award appears doomed is Scott’s checked for sexual of- was mislabeled reached a prep scholarship at the deep tax cuts, record by FAMU. campaign promise to in- fenders has been moved $20,000 settlement after law school and that schol- money for schools and to make textbooks cheaper crease per-pupil funding away from other boxes he died. arship is given each year ship between the law to record levels. that are checked if the A Lake County woman to a deserving student as school and the Florida for college students. But the Florida Legis- driver wants to donate an also has threatened a a resource to help them Legislature. He served as organ or is dependent on lawsuit. cover expenses during the the law school alumni’s lature is rejecting most DMV changes license of what the Republican insulin. bar exam. Also, Gilbert representative at this info to stop sex Additionally, if the sex- From wire reports regularly volunteers to year’s Hooding ceremony governor asked for earlier predator mistakes participate as a mock in Orlando along with this year. Florida Lottery trial and oral argument civil rights icon and FAMU Legislators are holding a ORLANDO — The special session this month Florida agency that is- CASH 3 PLAY 4 FANTASY 5 judge for students on the alum, attorney John Due. Mon. (E) 06/08 2-5-9 4-3-1-9 Not available Orlando campus. At the inaugural Alumni to pass a new budget. sues driver’s licenses has Mon. (M) 7-0-7 0-6-9-1 Elected president of the Awards, he was tasked Scott wants lawmakers changed how clerks enter school’s alumni organiza- to speak on the program to set aside money for his information into the com- Tue. (E) 06/02 9-2-8 5-8-2-2 4-12-23-29-30 tion this year, Gilbert has directly after FAMU’s cur- top priorities, including puter system after two Tue. (M) 9-8-9 2-3-0-6 participated in events in rent University president, nearly $700 million in tax people were given licenses Wed. (E) 06/03 2-4-0 1-7-7-1 17-18-26-27-35 cuts. But legislators are that wrongly labeled them Boston, Houston, and Elmira Mangum, Wed. (M) 7-8-8 1-1-2-8 using some of the money sex offenders or predators. most recently New York and present the Alumni Thurs. (E) 06/04 4-0-0 5-5-4-8 2-5-11-16-19 Scott wanted for his tax An agency spokesman City. In addition, Alliance’s annual schol- Thurs. (M) 4-7-6 8-9-3-6 Gilbert has worked to arship to a law school package to avoid deep on Monday provided cuts to hospitals. The Associated Press Fri. (E) 06/05 4-7-0 7-8-6-5 5-11-21-35-36 strengthen the relation- student. Fri. (M) 8-9-6 1-0-2-8 Sat. (E) 06/06 0-2-6 9-7-2-8 5-12-18-24-25 Sat. (M) 0-1-1 6-5-2-2 Doctor tied to NJ Sen. Menendez remains jailed Sun. (E) 06/07 8-5-8 2-3-0-6 4-14-19-28-31 The Associated Press kins said he needed to know the val- knowing that he would have substan- Sun. (M) 5-4-1 1-7-5-1 ue of properties and bank accounts tial assets to fl ee to and for his family E = Evening drawing, M = Midday drawing WEST PALM BEACH — A federal held by Dr. Salomon Melgen in his to ultimately benefit from.” POWERBALL judge pressed for details Monday on native Dominican Republic before Hopkins ruled last month that Mel- Wednesday 06/03 6-8-13-37-40 PB 11 xtra 2 the foreign assets of a Florida doctor determining an appropriate bond. gen should be held until he stands Saturday 06/06 8-13-18-27-43 PB 15 xtra 4 charged with corruption alongside “The property in the Dominican trial in the Medicare fraud case, LOTTO New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez, put- Republic is an important ingredient which is separate from the corrup- Wednesday 06/03 12-16-33-36-46-47 xtra 5 ting off a decision on his bond. in the equation,” Hopkins said. “It tion charges he faces with Menendez U.S. Magistrate Judge James Hop- gives the defendant incentive to fl ee, in New Jersey. 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College Athletics NCAA approves shot clock change for men’s hoops

The Associated Press The most notable change will be when a player fouls out and officials trimming the shot clock to 30 seconds, will be instructed to start play more INDIANAPOLIS — College basket- the fi rst modification since it was cut quickly following timeouts. If a team ball is undergoing a major overhaul from 45 seconds to 35 for the 1993-94 does not comply, it will be given a next season. season. warning. Men’s teams will use a faster shot The panel also approved cutting Each additional offense will result in clock — 30 seconds instead of 35 the number of timeouts each team a one-shot technical foul. seconds — and have fewer timeouts, can use in the second half from four The arc underneath the basket will while women’s teams will play four to three and eliminating some of the be extended out another foot, from 3 10-minute quarters instead of two 20- extra stoppages by using any timeout feet to 4 feet, after data showed it re- minute halves. called within 30 seconds of a media duced the number of collisions. All of it became official Monday timeout as the scheduled break. Com- Other changes the men’s game when the NCAA’s Playing Rules Over- mittee members are hoping that will include: sight Panel approved a series of chang- eliminate the occasional double time- » Allowing refs to use replay reviews es that everybody hopes will improve outs that occur when there is no natu- for potential shot clock violations on the game. ral break around the 16-, 12-, 8- and made baskets throughout the entire It’s hardly a surprise after the men’s 4-minute marks. game and to penalize players for fak- and women’s rules committees made Coaches will no longer be allowed ing fouls; separate sweeping recommendations to call timeouts during live ball situa- » Making Class B technical fouls in May. tions and with only a few exceptions, such as hanging on the rim and delay The men’s committee had spent teams will get just 10 total seconds to of game one-shot infractions instead months debating how to increase advance the ball past half-court in- of two; » scoring and speed up play, especially stead of resetting the clock if there was removing the prohibition on dunk- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS late when fl urries of fouls and time- a stoppage. ing during warmups; The NCAA’s Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved Mon- outs made games seemingly drag on Teams also will have 15 seconds, » And eliminating the fi ve-second day that men’s college basketball teams will play with a endlessly and needlessly. instead of 20, to make a substitution rule when a player is dribbling. 30-second shot clock and fewer timeouts next season. All-AmericanCOLLEGE BASEBALL NFL

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Dolphins defensive lineman A.J. Francis wants to help the Dolphins make the playoffs, but this offseason he has other destinations in mind- he’s working as an Uber driver. Dolphins player tackles second job

COURTESY OF TROY UNIVERSITY driving for Uber Troy’s Reid Long was named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American team. Long, a native of Marianna, had The Associated Press lowed to stifle capitalism.” a .275 batting average with eight home runs and 30 RBIs. Because of his studies and the DAVIE, Fla. — Word on the Dolphins’ offseason training Marianna native Long receives collegiate honor street is Miami Dolphins reserve schedule, the fl exibility Uber of- BY ROLANDO ROSA defensive tackle A.J. Francis has fered was appealing to Francis. rrosa@jcfloridan.com Long batted .317 with a .529 slug- for the Bulldogs. Long was also good acceleration, an excellent He tries to work at least three ging percentage. named Perfect Game All-Ameri- motor and a high ceiling in his days a week, in shifts of four Long was the only position can as a member of the Marian- 2014 Dodge Charger. to fi ve hours. He said he’ll stop Marianna High School alum- player selected from the Sun Belt na High School baseball team. He’s an Uber driver. driving for pay once training nus and Troy outfielder Reid Conference. Long led the con- A left-handed pitcher, Long Francis is under contract to camp starts. Long was highly rewarded for ference with six triples and was went 8-1 record during his junior earn $510,000 this year in his NFL veterans who worked in his outstanding fi rst collegiate tops among all league freshmen season at Marianna, with a 0.95 third NFL season, but pay- the offseason were common season. in home runs. Additionally, Long ERA, along with 62 strikeouts checks don’t start coming un- a few decades ago, but in an The freshman outfielder was was seventh in slugging percent- and 17 walks in 44 1/3 innings. til July, and it’s uncertain he’ll era when even bottom-of-the- chosen as a Louisville Slugger age in the conference. Long was the best batter for the make the team. He wanted roster players make half a mil- All-American by Collegiate Base- While playing at Marianna Bulldogs his senior season, with some extra spending money, so lion dollars a year, Francis is a ball Newspaper. High School, the 5-foot-11, 165 a .345 average, 29 hits, and 19 in April he became a driver for throwback. Long, a native of Marianna, pound Long was team MVP all RBI, which was tied for the team hire with Uber, making $40 to No Uber rider has recognized had a .275 batting average, as four seasons under head coach lead. $50 an hour. the 6-foot-5, 330-pound Francis well as eight home runs, plus 30 Carlan Martin. Long was a pitch- Long is the son of Frankie and “I’m not putting all my eggs as a professional football player, RBIs for Troy. In conference play, er, outfielder, and fi rst baseman Kim Long. in one basket,” Francis said which doesn’t surprise him. He following the Dolphins’ offsea- was undrafted out of the Uni- son practice Monday. “Where versity of Maryland, has spent MLB Draft I’m from, when you have a job, much of his pro career on prac- where are you when that job is tice squads and has yet to play over?” in an NFL game. Arizona selects Vandy’s Swanson No. 1 Team officials have voiced “People just think I’m some no objection regarding Francis’ big dude in a nice car,” he said. The Associated Press moonlighting. “I tell them at the end of the in- “Yeah, I was kidding him terview who I am, and the shock SECAUCUS, N.J. — The Ari- about Uber or Yuber or what- on their face is really funny.” zona Diamondbacks selected ever you call it,” defensive co- Tatiana said friends and fam- slugging Vanderbilt shortstop ordinator Kevin Coyle said. “It’s ily are also surprised when they Dansby Swanson with the No. 1 a little outside the box, but so is learned of her husband’s offsea- pick in the Major League Base- he.” son job. ball draft on Monday. The outgoing Francis said the “I admire him for it,” she said. Swanson, who helped lead job suits him because he enjoys “You always have to have a hus- the Commodores to the College meeting people. He hopes to tle, you know? Football is some- World Series earlier in the day, is pursue a broadcasting career thing that doesn’t last forever.” the fi rst college shortstop to be after football, so he polishes Tatiana said Francis is a good chosen with the top selection in his interviewing skills by vid- driver, and he agreed, saying he the draft since Brown Universi- eotaping conversations with has never been ticketed. ty’s Bill Almon in 1974. passengers, and posts them on “Just like I’m a world-class ath- The pick at MLB Network stu- YouTube. lete, I’m a world-class driver,” dios marked the fi rst time the “He’s a talker,” said his wife, he said with a grin. “If I wasn’t THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Diamondbacks had the No. 1 The Arizona Diamondbacks selected Vanderbilt’s Dansby Swanson with the Tatiana, who married Francis 330, Tony Stewart should watch selection since they took Justin fi rst pick in the 2015 Major League Baseball draft Monday. in March. “He’ll talk your ear off out.” Upton in 2005. about anything.” Uber jobs have taken Fran- It’s the 50th anniversary of overall pick. from second base to shortstop Francis recently fi nished his cis from Boca Raton to South the fi rst draft in 1965, and the Colorado made it 3 for 3 on this season as a junior. He was third semester studying for a Beach, and he has waited in fi rst for new Commissioner Rob shortstops by taking Florida high the College World Series’ Most master’s degree in international vain for the chance to drive Manfred. schooler Brendan Rodgers at No. Outstanding Player last year, security and economic policy, someone to another state. He With the second pick, Hous- 3 overall. Rodgers was the fi rst helping the Commodores to the and he sounds like an econo- would love more time to chat ton took LSU’s Alex Bregman — of four players in attendance to national championship. Swan- mist talking about Uber’s im- up a passenger. marking the fi rst time shortstops have his name called by Man- son is a fi nalist for the Golden pact on the market. He has given lifts to a couple have gone with the fi rst two se- fred, shaking hands with the Spikes Award and Howser Tro- “Everywhere Uber is, it of his teammates, and has been lections since Shawon Dunston commissioner while slipping on phy, given to college baseball’s thrives,” he said. “The resis- teased by most of them. Pro (Cubs) and Augie Schmidt (Blue a Rockies cap and jersey. top player. tance comes from taxi drivers Bowl defensive end Cameron Jays) were drafted in 1982. “I really have no words right He also is the fi rst shortstop who don’t want to get beat out, Wake said he has yet to hire The Astros, who also select now,” Rodgers said. “I’m in awe — college or high school — to go because they know they can’t Francis as a driver. fi fth, received the pick as com- right now. This is a dream come No. 1 since Houston took Carlos compete. Which is funny to me, “I have a car, so I probably pensation for not signing pitcher true.” Correa of the Puerto Rico Base- because in no other aspect of wouldn’t,” Wake said. “But I Brady Aiken, last year’s No. 1 Swanson seamlessly switched ball Academy in 2012. American culture are you al- can’t knock anybody’s hustle.” scoreboard TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015 ◆ 6A

AREA SCHEDULE The Poplar Springs Summer Varsity Horse Racing Girls Tournament TUESDAY 9 a.m. American Pharoah PDL (A) vs. Mosley Paxton vs. Marianna 10 a.m. Poplar (B) vs. Abb. Ch. PDL (B) vs. Northside a marketing ‘icon’ 11 a.m. PDL (B) vs. Marianna Paxton vs. Mosley ing to Ben Sturner, CEO Noon Owners seeking Poplar (B) vs. Northside of Leverage Agency, the PDL 9a) vs. Abb. Ch. to capitalize on fi rm Zayat hired to market 1 p.m. PDL (b) vs. Mosley American Pharoah. Similar Poplar (B) vs. Marianna Triple Crown feat apparel and merchandise 2 p.m. Paxton vs. Abb.Ch. deals with All Pro Champi- PDL (a) vs. Northside The Associated Press 3 p.m. onships and Steiner Sports South Walton vs. Graceville were announced. Freeport vs. Poplar (A) 4 p.m. NEW YORK — Ameri- But Zayat will be looking Chipley vs. Bonifay (a) can Pharoah’s owners and for more, and he has also Bonifay (B) vs. Sneads 5 p.m. thoroughbred racing now pledged to try to use the Bonifay (B) vs. Poplar (A) have a new race to run: A horse’s popularity to try to Freeport vs. Graceville 6 p.m. race to capitalize on the give thoroughbred racing Chipley vs. Sneads MARK SKINNER/FLORIDIAN South Walton vs. Bonifay (A) horse’s Triple Crown vic- a boost. The horse is ex- 7 p.m. Cameron Gray pitches for Marianna during a Summer League match Monday night against tory before the excitement pected to compete in a few Bonifay (B) vs. Graceville Sneads. Tonight’s baseball games are Marianna vs. Graceville at 3p.m., Graceville vs. Chipley vs. Poplar (A) fades away. more races this year, which 8 p.m. Wewahitchka at 5 p.m. and Marianna vs. Wewahitchka at 7 p.m. Summer League softball on As the fi rst winner of the will increase interest and Freeport vs. Bonifay (A) tap for tonight: Marianna vs. Altha at 5pm., Altha vs. Holmes County at 6:30 p.m. and Holmes sport’s Triple Crown in 37 attendance at the tracks South Walton vs. Sneads County vs Marianna at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY years, American Pharoah where he runs and help 9 a.m. Washington at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. querque (PCL). has a wealth of marketing drive television ratings. Marianna vs. Northside Miami at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. TV LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Sent RHP opportunities that could As the winner of a crown Graceville vs. Poplar (A) Chicago Cubs at Detroit, 7:08 p.m. Brandon League to Rancho Cucamon- L.A. Angels at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. ga (Cal) for a rehab assignment. 10 a.m. TUESDAY never have been imagined that went unclaimed for Bonifay (SA) vs. Paxton Seattle at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Placed RHP Bryan Houston at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Morris on the 15-day DL, retroactive by owners of the last win- so long that it seemed Sneads vs. PDL (A) COLLEGE BASEBALL 11 a.m. p.m. to Sunday. Recalled LHP Adam Conley 1 p.m. ner, Affirmed, in 1978. At it would never be won Sneads vs. Poplar Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. from New Orleans (PCL). ESPN2 — NCAA, Division I playoffs, Graceville vs. Northside Texas at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. NEW YORK METS — Optioned RHP the same time, horse rac- again, American Pharoah super regionals, teams and site TBD Noon NATIONAL LEAGUE Vic Black to Las Vegas (PCL). 4 p.m. ing has declined into a will without question sell Bonifay (A) vs. PDL (A) PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Agreed East Division ESPN2 — NCAA, Division I playoffs, Marianna vs. Paxton to terms with RHP Kevin Correia on a niche pastime that is fac- more merchandise and WL Pct GB super regionals, teams and site TBD 1 p.m. one-year contract. New York 31 27 .534 — 7 p.m. ing an aging demographic, attract more sponsorship Sneads vs. Northside SAN DIEGO PADRES — Sent OF Wil Washington 30 27 .526 ½ ESPN2 — NCAA, Division I playoffs, Bonifay (A) vs. Poplar (A) Myers to El Paso (PCL). a shrinking number of race deals than any horse in Atlanta 27 29 .482 3 super regionals, teams and site TBD 2 p.m. American Association Miami 24 33 .421 6½ 8 p.m. Graceville vs. Paxton AMARILLO THUNDERBIRDS — Traded tracks, and competition recent memory. Sturner Philadelphia 22 36 .379 9 ESPN — NCAA, Division I playoffs, Marianna vs. PDL (A) INF Zack MacPhee to Camden (Atlan- Central Division super regionals, teams and site TBD tic) for a player to be named. Released from new ways of betting dreams of bobble-head 3 p.m. WL Pct GB ABB.Ch vs. Chipley CYCLING C Chad Bunting. on sports. dolls, lunchboxes, “any- St. Louis 38 19 .667 — GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS Mosley vs. South Walton Pittsburgh 31 25 .554 6½ 1 a.m. “Marketing has changed, thing you can think of that 4 p.m. — Signed INF Stephen Rogers. Chicago 30 25 .545 7 NBCSN — Criterium du Dauphine, GRAND PRAIRIE AIRHOGS — An- PDL (B) vs. Freeport Cincinnati 24 31 .436 13 stage 2, Le Bourget-du-Lac to Vil- media has changed, and people will want to wear,” Poplar (B) vs. Bonifay (B) nounced RHP Dakota Watts signed Milwaukee 20 37 .351 18 lars-les-Dombes, France (delayed with Monclova (Mexican). how people consume the and a wide range of other 5 p.m. West Division tape) Poplar (B) vs. South Walton FOOTBALL product has changed,” sponsorships. WL Pct GB NHL HOCKEY Mosley vs. Chipley Los Angeles 32 25 .561 — National Football League says David Carter, a sports He says his fi rst call Mon- 6 p.m. San Francisco 32 26 .552 ½ 8 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed CB Tracy PDL (B) vs. Bonifay (B) San Diego 29 29 .500 3½ NBCSN — Playoffs, Finals, game 3, Porter to a one-year contract and WR business professor at the day will be to General Mills, ABB Ch. vs. Freeport Arizona 27 29 .482 4½ Tampa Bay at Chicago Ify Umodu to a three-year contract. 7 p.m. University of Southern Cal- to try to get the horse on a Colorado 25 30 .455 6 SOCCER Released LB Jamil Merrell. Poplar (B) vs. PDL (B) Sunday DALLAS COWBOYS — Released RB ifornia’s Marshall School of Wheaties cereal box. 4 p.m. Chipley vs. South Walton Cincinnati 4, San Diego 0 Synjyn Days. Signed LB Justin Jackson FOX — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta 0 and RB Lache Seastrunk. Business. “It’s one thing to “Forget about analytics group stage, Sweden vs. Nigeria, at Mosley vs. Freeport Philadelphia 6, San Francisco 4 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed WR Winnipeg, Manitoba drive notoriety, but it’s an- and demographics, this is ABB.Ch. vs. Bonifay (B) Minnesota 2, Milwaukee 0 Tommy Streeter. 7:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs 6, Washington 3 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Released other thing to get people to about making history, do- FS1 — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, BASEBALL Miami 3, Colorado 2, 10 innings LB Brandon Spikes. Signed DB Derek group stage, United States vs. Aus- part with their money.” ing something unique,” he N.Y. Mets 6, Arizona 3 Cox. tralia, at Winnipeg, Manitoba MLB St. Louis 4, L.A. Dodgers 2 HOCKEY American Pharoah’s says. “A merican Pharoah is 10 p.m. Monday National Hockey League AMERICAN LEAGUE FS1 — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, owner, Ahmed Zayat, has more than just a horse, he’s Milwaukee (Nelson 2-6) at Pittsburgh EDMONTON OILERS — Signed D Brad group stage, Japan vs. Switzerland, East Division (Burnett 6-1), late Hunt and F Andrew Miller to one-year already struck sponsorship an icon.” at Vancouver, British Columbia WL Pct GB Miami (Hand 1-1) at Toronto (Estrada contracts. deals with Monster energy Secretariat, the Triple New York 32 25 .561 — 2-3), late American Hockey League Tampa Bay 31 27 .534 1½ Philadelphia (Hamels 5-4) at Cincin- BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS drinks and a private-air- Crown winner in 1973, got Toronto 28 30 .483 4½ nati (Leake 2-4), late 9 p.m. — Agreed to terms with F Colin Marki- Boston 27 31 .466 5½ San Diego (Kennedy 3-5) at Atlanta son on a one-year contract. plane membership com- a postal stamp and was Baltimore 26 30 .464 5½ x-June 19: Cleveland at Golden State, (S.Miller 5-2), late 9 p.m. TORONTO MARLIES — Named Shel- pany called Wheels Up. featured on major maga- Central Division St. Louis (Lackey 4-3) at Colorado don Keefe coach. WL Pct GB Deals for merchandise are zine covers even outside (Hale 1-0), late TRANSACTIONS TENNIS Minnesota 33 23 .589 — Arizona (R.De La Rosa 4-2) at L.A. already in place, including of sports, remaining a pop Kansas City 31 23 .574 1 Dodgers (Bolsinger 3-1), late BASEBALL USTA — Appointed Bill Macatee to Detroit 30 28 .517 4 the USTA Foundation board of direc- Tuesday American League one with Fanatics, accord- culture touchstone. Cleveland 27 29 .482 6 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. tors. Chicago 25 30 .455 7½ CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned Washington at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. RHP Jose Ramirez and 3B Lonnie OLYMPIC SPORTS West Division Miami at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Chisenhall to Columbus (IL). WL Pct GB Chicago Cubs at Detroit, 7:08 p.m. USADA — Announced ice hockey Houston 34 24 .586 — HOUSTON ASTROS — Designated INF player Emily Field accepted a one- Sports Briefs Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Matt Dominguez for assignment. Texas 30 27 .526 3½ San Diego at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. year suspension for committing an Los Angeles 28 29 .491 5½ LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned anti-doping rule violation due to her Franklin, 2015 NJCAA San Francisco at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. OF Grant Green to Salt Lake (PCL). Jeff Johnson Seattle 25 32 .439 8½ St. Louis at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. failure to properly fi le whereabouts Coach of the Year Oakland 23 36 .390 11½ MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned SS information. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Danny Santana to Rochester (IL). baseball camp Sunday The camp is for grades Recalled 1B Kennys Vargas from COLLEGE N.Y. Yankees 6, L.A. Angels 2 BASKETBALL Chipola AD/baseball Toronto 7, Houston 6 Rochester. AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE kindergarten through National League Baltimore 7, Cleveland 3 NBA FINALS — Named Hali Oughton multimedia coach Jeff Johnson will of- eighth grade and runs Boston 7, Oakland 4 ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to terms coordinator and reporter. Detroit 6, Chicago White Sox 4 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) with RHP David Aardsma on a minor MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE — fer camps for area youth. from 9 a.m. to noon. Minnesota 2, Milwaukee 0 Golden State 1, Cleveland 1 league contract. Signed commissioner Jon Steinbrecher An Advanced Hitting Cost of the camp is $50 Kansas City 4, Texas 3 June 4: Golden State 108, Cleveland ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Op- to a three-year contract extension Tampa Bay 3, Seattle 1 100, OT tioned RHP Dominic Leone to Mobile through the 2019-20 academic year. Camp for ages 7-17 will per camper. For more (SL). Reinstated RHP David Hernandez Monday June 7: Cleveland 95, Golden State PATRIOT LEAGUE — Named Jennifer meet June 10-11. Cost is information, visit www. Miami (Hand 1-1) at Toronto (Estrada 93, OT from the 15-day DL. Sent LHP Patrick Heppel executive director. 2-3), late Tuesday: Golden State at Cleveland, Corbin to Visalia (Cal) for a rehab EAST CAROLINA — Named Dorian $100. chipola.edu. assignment. Houston (McCullers 2-0) at Chicago 9 p.m. Jackson director of creative services. A Skills Camp for ages White Sox (Sale 5-2), late Thursday: Golden State at Cleveland, CINCINNATI REDS — Released RHP FURMAN — Named Trent Johnson Kansas City (J.Vargas 4-2) at Minne- 9 p.m. Matt Magill. men’s assistant soccer coach. 7-17 will meet June 15-16. sota (P.Hughes 4-5), late Sunday: Cleveland at Golden State, COLORADO ROCKIES — Placed RHP GEORGIA TECH — Named John David Middle school Rafael Betancourt on the 15-day DL. Tuesday 8 p.m. Wicker senior associate athletic direc- Cost is $100. Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. x-June 16: Golden State at Cleveland, Recalled RHP David Hale from Albu- tor for operations. An Advanced Pitch- basketball camp ing Camp for ages 7-17 The second annual fi nishes up June 9. Cost Marianna Middle School NBA Finals for the two-day camp was Skills, Drills and Thrills $100. basketball camp runs Camp instruction July 6-8 at Marianna High LeBron’s return has Cleveland believing will come from Chipola School. coaching staff and play- The camp is for boys and The Associated Press bious nicknames like “Red city’s three pro teams and hang-in-the-air jumper ers. Youngsters will learn girls, ages 7-16. The camp Right 88,” “The Drive,” a hockey club that merged over Craig Ehlo, owner Art the fi ner points of vari- runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. CLEVELAND — High “The Fumble,” “The Shot,” with Minnesota in 1978 Modell taking the Browns ous skills of the game of daily above downtown, there’s “The Move,” and “The have completed 143 sea- to Baltimore or James an- through expert coaching Cost of the camp is $45 no visible evidence of a Decision.” sons without one fi nishing nouncing South Beach drills. and includes a T-shirt and painful 51-year profes- One man has trans- on top. would be his new home. For more information, lunch for each day. sional sports champion- formed that. James has Close calls and runner- Or it’s 1997, when cases of Ladson Montgomery, as- Final registration will ship drought — the longest made Cleveland believe. up trophies have scarred champagne and the World sistant baseball coach, at take place at the Marianna for any major U.S. city. From the moment the the locals. Something al- Seriestrophywere wheeled (850) 718-2243. Middle School gymnasium Atop Terminal Tower, Akron kid turned bas- ways cancels the parade. into, then out of the Indi- on June 15 from 5-6:30 42 stories over revitalized ketball king announced If not injuries, it’s Browns ans clubhouse when Jose Chipola p.m. Cleveland, heartbreak and he was returning home, quarterback Brian Sipe Mesa blew a save in Game The camp fee is non- curses don’t exist. Just a preaching togetherness to forcing a pass and getting 7 of the World Series. basketball camp refundable and due at the spectacular view. a fan base he spurned by intercepted by Oakland’s “I’ve only been around The 2015 NJCAA time of registration. Make Directly below the cen- leaving as a free agent for Mike Davis in 1981 (Red for 38 years of it,” said Na- Women’s Basketball checks payable to Mari- terpiece of Cleveland’s sky- Miami in 2010, a new posi- Right 88 was the play call). than Zaremba. National Champions Mini anna Middle School . line, the city is undergoing tive vibe has enveloped a It’s John Elway’s 98-yard “In Cleveland, you never Indians’ Basketball Camp For more informa- a modern renaissance place that often sees the march in the 1986 AFC quite have that hope, but runs June 22-25. The camp tion, call coach D’Leisha as heavy construction glass not as half full, but championship or Earnest we’re feeling pretty confi- features Chipola’s Evelyn Ephriam at 850-272-4611 equipment transforms broken. Byner’s muff at the goal dent,” he said. “We’re clos- Akhator , 2015 NJCAA or coach Tyler Wilson at Public Square in advance And although the Cavs line in Denver the next er than we’ve ever been. Player of the Year and Greg 850-272-9565. of the city hosting the lost All-Stars Kevin Love year. It’s Michael Jordan’s And, we’ve got LeBron.” 2016 Republican National and Kyrie Irving to season- Convention. endinginjuries,James’bril- We Hold Orange barrels line liance and gritty contribu- nearly every street. Pedes- tions from unlikely players FloridaShowcase Realty the Key to trians jam the sidewalks, like Matthew Dellavedova all seeming to wear some- and Timofey Mozgov have We Have7Agents Your Next thing with Browns, Indians the team within three wins Ready To Assist You! Sale! or Cavaliers written on the of an NBA title. 4325-B Lafayette St. ••MMarianna,arianna,FL 32446 front — or a LeBron James The Cavs are tied 1-1 with 850-482-7788 •www.chipola.com jersey. In the distance, the the Golden State Warriors sun’s refl ection dances off heading into Game 3 of the the windowed atrium of NBA Finals on Wednesday the Rock and Roll Hall of night. Fame. “Not only are we be- Behold a new, shining coming a destination that The Cleveland, once dubbed people want to come to, the “Mistake on the Lake.” but we potentially have The changes are more a championship team,” Milton than cosmetic. said Laura Kubinski, op- There’s been a star- erations director of Cleve- Ann Jones Team tling attitude adjustment land Clothing Company, a Owner/Broker,REALTOR® (850) 209-8013 850-209-9077 among skeptical and hip downtown store. “It’s [email protected] cynical Cleveland fans, our time. It’s about damn [email protected] who hope for the best, ex- time for Cleveland to win a 4540 Lafayette St. •Marianna, Florida 32446 pect the worst and have championship.” (next to RCC) agonized through painful Since the Browns won (850) 526-5260-office •(850) 482-0045-office sports moments given du- the NFL title in 1964, the www.floridashowcaserealty.com JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN ◆ www.jcfloridan.com ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015 ◆ 7A

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Unless you fulfill your obligations, you will face consequences. Honor your end of the bargain if you want to be rewarded . CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Optimism will get you where you want to go. BORN LOSER BY ART AND CHIP SANSOM Nothing can hold you back once you have your mind set on accomplishment. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Developing trends will lead to an increase in your revenue. Prepare now so that you are able to make a smooth transition. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Your charm makes you BIG NATE BY LINCOLN PIERCE hard to resist. Social events will lead to possibilities, but mixing business with pleasure is likely to tarnish your reputation. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — You have a lot on your plate, so get started. You can complete your projects and still have time at the end of the day for rest. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. SOUP TO NUTZ BY RICK STROMOSKI 22) — There is information to be discovered at social events. Listen and learn in order to pick up pointers as to how you can fulfill your dreams. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Share your ideas. Getting together with people who share similar interests will set the FRANK & ERNEST BY BOB THAVES stage for a partnership. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Your work is pay- ing off. Stay on the right track in order to gain respect, satisfaction and recognition. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — You will learn a lot from those around you, but in the end, your instincts will show you the GRIZZWELLS BY BILL SCHORR best way to move forward. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Educate yourself in a variety of ways. Courses are valuable, but journeys to different destinations will play a role as well. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Don’t follow the leader when you can be- come the one at the helm. Joint ventures will not ARLO & JANIS BY JIMMY JOHNSON allow you to shine. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You can learn a lot if you have a dialogue with experts. The ideas you share will inspire you to start a new project.

Annie’s Mailbox ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER Dear Annie: Graduation is coming up, worry that I appear unkind, because this and I don’t know what to do. You see, is a low-income, troubled neighborhood most of the seniors aren’t qualified to and high school graduation means a lot graduate at all. Some of them have been to these families. I just don’t like what truant for half of the years they were here. I see as a deception because either the At least 15 seniors were absent from class parents haven’t made sure the kids go to for their entire senior year, and at least school, or the school lies to the kids and 20 percent lack grade-level reading and tells them everything is fi ne. writing skills. For some, college will be — TEACHER impossible. Dear Teacher: There is only so much you Every year, we have “alumni” who re- can do, and you are already doing it. We turn to school because they either gradu- understand that you don’t feel it is fair for ALLEY OOP BY JACK AND CAROLE BENDER ated without necessary credentials or kids to graduate when they haven’t done fl unked out of college and need academic the work, shown up for class or achieved help. I never give passing grades to kids the required standards. You are already who don’t show up to class, but if they giving these kids fl unking grades. But perform some token service, the school unless the other teachers and the school graduates them anyway. administration are willing to hold them Should I go to this year’s graduation back, they will graduate anyway. And your ceremony? I haven’t gone in two years, school is not the only one that operates in and when asked, I say why. Sometimes I this fashion.

THATA BABY BY PAULTRAP Bridge Noel Coward, the colorful English ing bid), and play another heart. But playwright, actor and composer who died West wins with his king and leads a low in 1973, said, “Trust your instincts. If you diamond. East takes the trick with his jack have no instincts, trust your impulses.” and returns a spade, which West ruffs to Unfortunately, at the bridge table, less defeat the contract. experienced players have certain impuls- Trust your instincts, but also stop to es that can be fatal — as perhaps in this analyze the deal. deal. South is in four hearts. West leads the diamond ace. What should happen? North was right to overcall one spade. KIT‘N’ CARLYLE BY LARRY WRIGHT HERMAN BY JIM UNGER To double fi rst, planning to bid spades on the next round, requires at least a very good 17 points. Then East made a pre- emptive jump to three diamonds. (With a good hand, he would have cue-bid two spades.) After two passes, North made a takeout double to show extra values and short diamonds. South, who had a much better hand than he might have held, cor- rectly jumped to four hearts. The fi rst key play comes at trick one. East must signal with his diamond queen under West’s ace, to show the queen and the jack. Then West must resist the impulse to cash his diamond king. He can see three defensive tricks in the heart king and two diamonds. But from where is a fourth winner coming? At trick two, West should shift to his singleton king. Declarer will win with dummy’s ace, lead a heart to his ace (he knows West has the king from his open- 8 A- Tuesday, June 9, 2015 z Jackson County Floridan CLASSIFIEDS WIREGRASS CLASSIFIED

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DOGS FRESH PRODUCE HAY& GRAIN ANNOUNCEMENTS Â FREE Rescued Dogs Shots & fixed Naturally Grown Blueberries ûTop Quality Coastal Bermuda Hay û ADULT SERVICES Black Labs, Beagles, Beautiful Pitts - black & 2015 Lg. Rolls Net wrapped, Fertilized & Weed white, Lab mixes, Sm. mixed breeds, U-Pick or I-Pick or We-Pick Control Freshly Rolled Are You Looking for Home Health Care? Hound Dog & Shepherd mix 334-791-7312 I Have Local reference. Background check. 334-714-4703 Located 52 W $40. per roll 850-209-9145 Valid Florida DL. 15 years experience. 3.3 mi. from circle turn (R) Look for signs. Will relocate up to 4 days. Call 850-593-0007 FARMER’S MARKET All you can eat while picking in the field SEEDS& PLANTS GENERAL& SPECIAL NOTICES FRESH PRODUCE CASINO CHARTERS SAWYER’S PRODUCE BIG TREES APLIN HAS FRESH HOME GROWN PRODUCE 12 ft.tall 30 gal. $49.95 ea. Have Fun BILOXI, MS Win Big FARMS Live Oaks and Crepe Myrtle ATMORE, AL Tomatoes, Peaches 334-692-3695 WETUMPKA, AL Okra, Squash, $$$$ EVERY FRIDAY Night Sweet Corn, Pink Eye & Depart Dothan, AL 6:00PM Fri. White Peas WANTED - FARM & GARDEN Return Dothan, AL 12:00 PM Sat. r Open Mon - Sat. ( 8 am - 5 pm ) Buying Pine / Hardwood in your area. Hwy 52 West to r Come and Join Us No tract too small / Custom Thinning 2729 N. Co. Rd 49 N. Or 334-792-6362 Call Pea River Timber 334-405-2060 (We accept S.N.A.P.) Vine Ripe Tomatoes & Greens HURRY! Seats won’t last long. Plenty fresh Veg’s & Fruit r 334-389-2003 q CreekWater Blueberry Farms 220 W. Hwy 52 Malvern Daylilies For Sale U-Pick $8. Gallon 334-406-4405 or 334-588-2708 3293 S. Rocky Creek Rd. Hartford - 2 mi. from 4-way stop r 334-793-6690 EMPLOYMENT 3354 E. Co. Rd. 16 Follow Signs Ashford EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT (CEO,COO,etc) Call 334-714-1039 or 334-714-4386 FRESH SWEET CORN Serving the Cmmunity for 25+years House Cleaning Reliable Service. May 14th - July 8th Now Open Jackson Farms Within 10 miles of Dothan area, GREEN CIRCLES FARM Grand Ridge, Florida I have 2 openings. For Free Estimate! U-Pick Tomatoes & Peppers r Call: 334-702-8560 Please leave message 233 Cooler Rd, Bainbridge , GA 229-246-1724 Bring your own bucket! 7 days a week. r 850-592-5579 q Machine Shop Closing!!! Many items for sale! Yellow, White and Bi-Color Seiki-XL Lathe with 2 chucks, etc., Bridgeport Mill, 2HP, Steel and Alum. Stock with racks, Varieties Available Market Price Miller CP300 Wire Welder, Horizontal Metal Band Saw, 5 Ton Bridgecrane with 225ft trav- SNELL FARMS els rails, Pipe Fittings and Cabinets, Bolt and Ozark @ 2652 Hwy 231 S. Immed. openings for an experienced FT Nuts with bins, end mills, drill bits, taps, Hendrix Farm Produce Skipperville @ 6928 Co. Rd. 33 PROPERTY MANAGER and 4000lbs Baker forklift, ball screws, motors, gears and much more. Call 334-718-4850 ∂ Peas - White, Pink Eye, butterbeans MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Slocomb Tomatoes ∂ Sweet Corn ∂ Okra ∂ Tomatoes at an apt community in Marianna. ∂ Snap Beans ∂ Squash ∂ Bell Peppers Prop. Mgr must have prev exp. HUD/Tax MERCHANDISE Credit exp preferred. Main. Sup. must have Hwy. 52 Slocomb Call 334-733-8289 We accept EBT. knowledge of A/C units and general HEALTH PRODUCTS [email protected] maintenance exp. Competitive salary & r 334-726-7646 q benefits package offered. DIABETIC TEST STRIPS Submit resumes to O U-Pick Blueberries $7. per gallon [email protected] NEEDED I BUY SEALED/ Julian Aplin 3 Clean Acres Big Bushes and Big Berries EOE and Drug Free Workplace Hwy 52 between Samson & Geneva at UNEXPIRED BOXES U-pick caution light turn (S) on Co. Rd. 65 CALL BOB (334) 219-4697 r Follow Signs Haynes Berry Patch INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Tomatoes Call 334-684-2706 OR (850) 710-0189 Ready Now Road Mart Tire Service of Marianna JEWELRY & WATCHES Looking for a Tire Technician, 1 yr experi- r 334-792-4775 q U Pick or We Pick ence preferred, but may consider training Wanted: Old Coins, Gold, Diamonds, Guns, And Tools the right candidate. We offer salary plus West Main Jewelry & Loan 334-671-1440. Tomatoes VEITCH’S BLUEBERRY FARM James Bedsole bonuses, benefits, 401K, BCBS, 2 weeks LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT 7772 Howell Rd., Sneads, FL 32460 vacation, most major holidays off. U-PICK BLUEBERRIES 334-886-2291 or 334-726-5895 For a confidential interview Wells Lawn Mower Opening 2 June Tues- Sun 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAY Ron Cox 850-526-1950 Taylor, AL. 334-702-9566 Sudoku We Buy Sale & Trade Lawn Mowers dailey. We have a good stock of used mowers. Level: 1 2 3 Call for prices. Complete the grid so each row, column and Matthew Ott See or call: 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit our Service Manager for your repair needs. 1 to 9. For strategies on how to solve Sudoku, We sell used parts also. visit www.sudoku.org.uk. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Solution to MondayFriday’s’spuzzlepuzzle LOTS of Contruction Equipment for Sale trailers, saws & scaffolding. 334-695-0765

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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED Affordable 55+ Living 1 & 2 Bedrooms From $546 At Hatton House Apts r Call (850) 593-5777 HOLLY HILL APARTMENTS 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments Monthly rent from $590 + utilities Rental Assistance for Qualified Applicants For Rental Info & Applications Call: 850-482-7150 FENCING LAWN SERVICES WELL DRILLING & REPAIR Holly Hill Apartments Located at: 4414 Holly Hill Drive, Marianna Yard work, manual weeding, Water Well Drilling &     Mon-Fri, 9:00 AM-5:00PM transplanting plants, planting plants, deck sealing, LGD FencinG roof &gutter cleaning and more. Pump Repair Specialist Equal Housing Opportunity Provider & Employer 24-7 Repair and Installation on all type fencing Call Me For All Your Exterior •Fence Cleaning •NoJob too big or too small Yard &Home Cleaning Needs. •Satisfaction guaranteed •Licensed and insured 4681 850-557-2572 •Guaranteed lowest price (850) 482- Over Steven
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Located between Grand Ridge WANTED AUTOS Honda 2007 Accord:4 and Sneads. $385 per month. TRANSPORTATION cyl. 101,500 mi, in great Includes water, garbage and monthly pest maintenance. 850-573-0308 condition with 1yrold 1ST PLACE TO CALL FOR ALL OF 4 WHEEL DRIVE Michelin tires. Great gas YOUR TOWING NEEDS! 2BR & 3BR Mobile Homes in Cottondale, Jeep 1986 CJ 7:145k miles, mileage. Well maintained. NO PETS, CH&A, Starting at $450 - $500 Mo. V-6, new carb, black, needs $6,800. Call 850-272-7923 or Call 850-258-1594 Please leave message. anew top; $$6,500 334-367- 850-272-7931 9132 Nissan 2004 Altima, under warranty, must sell. 3BR/2BA Double wide Mobile Home in Sneads, $200 down, $279 per month. Call Ron Ellis 334- Contact Jason Harger at 334-791-2624 quiet neighborhood, good location $600 Mo + 714-0028. $600 Dep. Call 850-718-6525 AUTOS FOR SALE Pontiac 2003 Bonneville fully electric, keyless entry, cloth interior, AC, excellent Buick 2005 Lasabre , 4-door 158,00 miles, Wanted to buy Junk Cars, RECREATION condition $3500. 334-671-0435. clean & good condition. $2500. Trucks and Vans ATVS, GO CARTS, GOLF CARTS Call 334-493-1248 or 334-764-2268 Volkswagon 2007 Jetta Wolfsburg, silver with leather interior, alloy wheels, heated seats, We pay the most !! KTM and Kawasaki 2008 , silver in color, Cadillac 2001 SLS 32V Northstar power sunroof, 4 door, silver, 5 cylinder, cold Dirt Bikes:Motocross Dirt good condition, good tires, 4-door, 99,500 Hauled the same day as called. AC, excellent condition 850-272-5286. Bikes 50sxKTM $950; and miles, $4500. 850-526-2065. r Call Jim 334-379-4953 Kawasaki 80 green $1500; Yamaha 2007 Star 1300 , all factory extras, new excellent shape lowhours. Chevorlet Corvette 1987 Convertible , collector battery and tires, red in color, ready to ride, $2300 for both dirt bikes classic, gold in color, tan convertible top, it will not last long $6900. 334-406-2077 334-367-9132 saddle leather interior, AC, all power, 86K actual miles, no rain, no smoke, garage MOTORCYCLES We buy Wrecked Vehicles BOATS kept $24,000. 334-470-6482. 2002 Harley Davidson Running or not ! 1993 Hurricane deck boat with rebuilt trailer Ford 1999 Mustang Cobra Ultra Classic Electra Glide 334-794-9576 or 344-791-4714 and 50 HP mariner motor. $3500 firm, 334-695- Convertible:Triple Black, Garaged. Purple/black. 7331 or 334-687-4502 4.6 liter V8, 5speed Loaded. Chromed out. transmission, K&N air filter, 14,750 mi. Excellent condi- 2013 Bennington 22SFX Pontoon Boat 115hp Ya- powerconvertible top, tion. $11,500. 334-714-4548 LEGALS maha outboard motor; motor only has 24 hours new tires on factory Cobra 2005 Honda Goldwing on it! Dual axle galvanized trailer. Boat is in wheels. Clean Carfax, no GL1800 - Touring Edition, LEGAL NOTICES "like new" condition, has been covered and accidents. Adult owner. Awesome Must SEE! 65,962 miles, Excellent kept under a barn since purchased new! Only 85,000 miles. $12,500 obo. Call Scott for cosmetic condition. In L199854 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Asking only payoff of around $27,000 more or moredetails 334-685-1070. mint mechanical cond. PROJECT NAME: City of Marianna 2015 JPA less. Serious inquiries ONLY! Call 334-379-0880, Specially badged, 30th Anniversary edition, Airport Terminal Upgrades leave message. Chevrolet 2004 Classic:White, 4door, 4cylinder, 24 mpg average, working air No dents or dings, garaged kept, No road rash, 85% tire tread, $11,500 OBO. Call 334-790-3692 Sealed bids, submitted in triplicate, will be MUST SELL! for health reason . conditioner, electric windows,high mileage received by the City of Marianna, Florida , 80 Boston Whaler Revenge, 94 Mercury 200, (171,000), does not smokeorleak, good first 2:00 p.m. CT, June 25, 2015 üû 2011 ûü (Owner), until at Also comes with Tandem trailer , $10,000 OBO car or work car. $1500.00 firm 334-793-2683 the office of: Harley Davidson Call Ken 229-334-5723. Superglide Custom, Ford 2003 Ta urus extremely nice, low mile, new Jim Dean, City Manager factory original, garage Marianna City Hall CAMPERS& TRAVEL TRAILERS tires & brakes, dealership maintained, will kept. fog lights, wind- 2898 Green Street consider trading for nice truck. $4400. FIRM Dutchmen Sport 2004 shield, back rest, Marianna, FL 32446 Travel Trailer, extra nice, 334-774-3582. luggage rack, mint condition, 12K miles, 25ft. has everything a nice original owner. $12,500 Call 334-598-0061 q for the construction of the following described home has except Got Bad Credit? RIDE TODAY !! Project: BMW R1200CE , computer. See it at Hwy Bad Credit - Pass, REPO, silver in color, 73 & Missouri Rd. $5500. 850-209-1064. BK’S, SSI & VA OK This project consists of renovations of the ex- excellent condition, û SPEICAL OF THE WEEK! isting terminal building. Also as a part of this 3700 miles. project is the construction of a 36’x72’ equip- Jyco 2014 Swift SLX , 2011 Nissan Altima 2.5S, under Call: 334-790-5889. ment storage shed. 16 ft., LIKE NEW, USED 1 119K miles Asking $12,900 TIME. Stored under pole +TX’ Tag + Title Fee! Harley Davidson 2014 1200Z - Vance & Hines Plans, specifications, and contract documents barn REDUECED $9,500. r Call Steve Pope 334-803-9550 Call 850-526-2975 or pipes, disc brakes front & rear, amber whiskey, will be made available and open to public in- spection at the office listed above or may be 850-557-0230. total invested $13,000 Asking $10,500 Honda 2010 Accord LX, great gas mileage, real Call 334-596-8581 obtained from: nice family car. $250 down, $250 per month. MOTOR HOMES & RVS Call Steve Hatcher at 334-791-8243. Harley Davidson Sportster David H. Melvin Consulting Engineers 2006 XL1200R Attn: Jake Mathis, Project Manager FINAL PRICE REDUCTION!! Honda 2012 Civic EX, sun roof, great gas mile- racing orange, Vance & 4428 Lafayette Street 37 Ft. Class A 1999 Dolphin age. $200 down, $219 per month. Call Ron Ellis Hines - short shots, Marianna, Florida 32446 motor home with low mile- 334-714-0028. Mustang saddle. 15K (850) 482-3045 age and in great condi- miles, mint condition $ 100.00 tion. Has 2 slide outs. Hyundia 2013 Sonata GLS, very well equipped, $5,900. 334-790-4781 upon payment of per set which Senior owned. $21,000 low miles, great fuel mileage. $250 down, $250 amount constitutes the cost of reproduction Call 334-655-8462 or 334-655-8461 per month. Call Steve Hatcher at 334-791-8243. Honda 2007 Reflex : and handling. This payment will not be refund- PERFECT FORARELAXING ed. RIDE; 250 Honda Reflex Sport (Red); and 250 The Owner plans to open bids and publicly read June 25, 2015 2:00 p.m. Reflex (Silver), no gears, aloud on at or there- after, at the City Hall meeting room. just sit back and enjoy!! LowMileage (3,272miles The Owner reserves the right to waive any red), (2,320 miles on silver), garage kept and informalities or to reject any or all bids. Each Excellent condition. $2,320.00 per bike334-797- Bidder must deposit with his/her bid, security 0584 in the amount, form and subject to the condi- tions provided in the Information for Bidders. Kawasaki 2007 Vulcan Sureties used for obtaining bonds must appear 900. Low mileage, as acceptable according to the Department of excellent condition. Black Treasury Circular 570. in color, very sharp. $3995. 334-790-5889 No bid may be withdrawn for a period of sixty days after the scheduled closing time for re- Suzuki 2004 V-Strom DL650: ceipt of bids. Michelin tires front &rear, new chain and sprockets, Attention All Bidders: custom seat and HID This project is governed by State of Florida De- and LED ground effects partment of Transportation Joint Participation lighting. Adult owned and Agreement Requirements. The Bidder shall maintained. Never wrecked. thoroughly review these requirements and in- $3800 334-435-0459 sure adequate allowance is included in the bidder’s bid proposal and the bidders subcontractors’ proposals to fully comply with TRUCKS, BUSES, TRACTORS, TRAILERS all compliance, reporting requirements, and Dodge 1995 Ram 2500. MBE/WBE/Section 3 requirements. Automatic transmission, Attention of Bidders is particularly called to the Cummins Diesel, runs requirements as to conditions of employment good, new brakes front & to be observed and, Section 3, Segregated Fa- rear, white in color $3,900. cilities, Section 109 Executive Order 11246, and For more details call 334-894-2315. all applicable laws and regulations of the Fed- eral government and State of Florida, and Ford 350 2006 Super Duty Power Stroke , turbo bonding and insurance requirements.IN PAR- diesel, V-8, black in color, 85,900 miles, crew TICULAR, BIDDERS SHOULD NOTE THE RE- In Print and Online cab, fully loaded, with tool box, towing pack- QUIRED ATTACHMENTS AND CERTIFICATIONS age, fifth wheel trailer hitch, Michelin tires, TO BE EXECUTED AND SUBMITTED WITH THE JACKSON COUNTY FLORIDAN CLASSIFIEDS asking $20,000 334-687-0513. FORM OF BID PROPOSAL. 1-850-526-3614 or 1-800-779-2557 Mitsubishi Diesel Tractor, with 5’ Roto-Tiller & EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER turning plow, runs & operates great. $2000 Call HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE/FAIR HOUSING jcfloridan.com 334-200-5297 JURISDICTION