imesHOLMES COUNTY MINDDRIVE T visits WHTC on Coast-to-Coast dvertiser Tour | A8 Wednesday,A June 27, 2012 www.bonifaynow.com Volume 122, N u m b e r 1 1 50¢ For the latest breaking news, visit Murder/suicide investigation ongoing BONIFAYNOW.COM CECILIA SPEARS “The autopsies are done but the 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT in brief [email protected] reports have yet to be finalized.
Church slates BONIFAY — The investi- The toxicology report won’t be back candidate forums gation is still ongoing in the in for quite sometime.” WESTVILLE — West recent tragedy that left two Pittman Baptist Church dead at 2707 Tup McWaters will hold two more Road in Bonifay on Thurs- Holmes County Sheriff’s Capt. Harry Hamilton candidate forums day, according to Holmes with Holmes County County Sheriff’s Capt. Har- “The autopsies are done quite sometime.” candidates at the church ry Hamilton. but the reports have yet According to Hamil- at 1603 Bradley Rd. in Found dead early Thurs- to be finalized,” Hamilton ton, as of now it’s apparent Andrew Wardlow | The News Herald Westville. The forums day morning were Billy Ray said. “The toxicology re- are open to the public. Coatney, 47, and his wife, Billy Ray and Tammie Coatney were found dead in this port won’t be back in for The first forum was Tammie Renae Coatney, 41. See investigation A2 house on Tup McWaters Road in Bonifay. Saturday and featured candidates for clerk of court and sheriff. The second fourm is July 7 and will include Lawsuit: candidates for property appraiser, tax collector, superintendent of school Watermelon and school soard. On City must July 28, the final forum will include candidates for the Board of County Commissioners and turn over state representative. For information, call sweethearts Pastor Eddie Eaton at transcripts 956-4100 or 527-3995 (cell). By ALI HELGOTH Smyrna School 522-5118 | @AHelgoth reunion [email protected] BONIFAY — Former CHIPLEY – The Wash- students and friends ington County News won a who attended Smyrna legal victory Tuesday when Country School will meet Vernon was given 10 days to at 11 a.m. on Saturday turn over a transcript of an at Simbo’s, which is now April executive session. Scott Thompson’s Town Circuit Court Judge House. He is setting up a Chris Patterson ruled the buffet just for us at noon. city violated the state’s Sun- shine Laws during the exec- utive session held on April Registration for 23 to update new city council Bonifay Bulldogs members and the mayor on pending litigation. Peewee Football “The bottom line is the BONIFAY — The whole purpose of govern- Bonifay Bulldogs Pee ing in the sunshine is so the Wee Football Association public knows what is hap- is a non-profit pening with their governing organization. Our mission officials,” Patterson said. is to provide the youth Photo by Randal Seyler | Times-Advertiser Although elected officials in our area a positive Miss Holmes County Keltcee Berry and Little Miss Holmes County Harley Owens ride in the 56th are allowed to go into execu- and safe football and annual Panhandle Watermelon Festival parade on Saturday in Chipley. The annual two-day tive session for the reason cheerleading experience event drew thousands to Washington County over the weekend in spite of threatening weather. cited by the city’s attorney that develops their For more photos see Page 1B and visit www.bonifaynow.com. Kerry Adkison, the law out- individual skills, physical lines strict regulations for how the session must begin, See in brief A2 and it requires the govern- ing body to reconvene in public and formally end the Auditor: Bonifay in good finances, improving executive session. INDEX Randal Seyler, manag- Arrests...... A3 CECILIA SPEARS them to mature. work going on to the water lines.” ing editor of the Washing- Opinion...... A4 547-9414 | @WCNHCT “This gives you a chance to actu- The council approved to recent ton County News, testified ally be able to wait until they come to their contract bid to Royal American Outdoors...... A6 [email protected] he doesn’t know whether full maturity so that you can receive Construction for the CDBG Water the meeting ever actually Sports...... A7 BONIFAY — City Auditor Hilton full benefits of the investment,” said System Improvements project due to ended. Extra...... B1 Galloway of CRI gave the City of Boni- Galloway. “It helps that you’ve re- previous complications in the bidding Patterson said he was Faith...... B4 fay a positive report on Monday, in- ceived more money in grants than in process. moved by that statement, Obituaries...... B5 forming the council that the city is in payouts and you have no violations When the bids were first placed, and asked rhetorically if the Classifieds...... B7 good financial standing and is looking in grant compliance. I can’t say that Gulf Coast Utility Contractors was the meeting was ongoing. to improve over the next year, if not the city is completely healthy, but its lowest bidder and would be the obvi- The Sunshine Laws also longer. one of the few cities that can say they ous bid for Bonifay, but a last minute require a transcript of the “The city has got the huge ben- aren’t in a state of deteriorating finan- adjustment made Royal American meeting be filed within a efit of a lot of grant revenue for city cial condition.” Construction the lowest bidder. Af- reasonable amount of time. improvements,” said Galloway. “Not Galloway said the only concern ter much discussion Royal American The transcript becomes Phone: 850-547-9414 to mention you should be set for the was that the funds they were receiv- Construction was approved of as the public after the pending liti- Web site: bonifaynow.com next 40 to 50 years with the new sewer ing for water and sewer was only at 71 lowest bidder. gation ends. The city has not Fax: 850-547-9418 treatment plant as well as money percent, when it should be at least at The city was then met with re- filed a transcript. saved from the cost of repairs to the 90 percent. taliation from Golf Coast Utility Con- Patterson said he had to water and sewer lines.” “We won’t know what’s causing that tractors, who threatened to begin strictly interpret the state’s Galloway also praised the coun- for sure until the new sewer treatment a bid protest pursuant to Florida open meeting law, and based cil on their wise and sound financial plant and system is complete,” said Administrative Rule 28-110.003 and on evidence presented the investments through government Galloway. “For all we know it might bonds with more then five years on be contributed by the continual repair See Auditor A2 See lawsuit A2 Connect With Us 24/7 Get breaking news, videos, expanded stories, photo galleries, opinions and more... And Mobile Too bonifaynow.com @WCN_HCT A2 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Local Wednesday, June 27, 2012 investigation from page A1 Auditor from page A1 Florida Statutes Section Council member Roger 120.57. Brooks first motioned that City Attorney Lucas Tay- the police chief remove the lor advised that the council goats and then he rescinded rescind the bid, reject all the vote to request that the other bids and then rebid attorney look into a nui- the project, which the grant sance ordinance they could allowed. enforce. For the cost of $2,000 the Brooks also requested Council approved to reject that Varner Street be re- all bids and then re-bid the paired because it was “sink- project at no cost to those ing in the middle.” who’ve already placed their David and Vicky Guthrie bid to the project once again of Healing Palms Hyperbar- that Coatney, 47, shot and and giving new bidders 14 ics requested reprieve from killed his wife, 41-year-old days to place their bids, put- the city for the impact fees Tammie Renae Coatney, ting the end date at July 13. billed to them, which was and then shot and killed A Bonifay resident came $900 for water tap and hook- himself. in complaining about his up fees and $1,800 impact Authorities reported neighbor’s goats. fee for sewer. that a juvenile witnessed “What with the hot sum- The owners attributed the murder-suicide. mer weather coming and their inability to pay to the Records from the Hol- there’s these goats with all poor financial situation mes County Courthouse their feces in the back yard they’ve found themselves in do not reveal a history of Andrew Wardlow | The News Herald and their natural goat smell due to lack of revenue and domestic violence and fam- Law enforcement officers work the scene where two people were shot and the odor alone is unbear- offered to pay the $900 for ily and neighbors described killed in Holmes County on Thursday. able,” he said. “If she’s al- the water tap and hook-up. the couple to be “quiet” and lowed to keep goats I should The council approved “easy going.” the boy; his mom and dad are late wife knew them well. Christ in Caryville, with be allowed to have a cow waiving the sewer impact Facebook condolences both gone. Right now he’s A resident of the area the Rev. Edward Williams to eat my grass, give me fees for two years and then flooded onto the wall of surrounded by people try- for 33 years, Albury said officiating. Interment fol- milk and pull me around in bill them $900 a year for Tammie Coatney’s children ing to show him some he has seen the neighbor- lowed in the Caryville my wheelchair. Something two years for the remaining on Thursday afternoon, re- love.” hood change slowly over City Cemetery with Peel needs to be done, because $1,800. membering Tammie as Flowing Well Road resi- the years. Funeral Home of Bonifay there’s more then just The next Bonifay City “a wonderful woman who dent Wayne Albury heard a “We’ve had some prob- directing. Family received goats, its cats and dogs and Council meeting will be held could always make people shot when he was out pick- lems here,” Albury said. friends from 5 to 7 p.m. all those feces together is at 6 p.m. on July 9 at the laugh” and someone who ing peas in his garden. “You know, kids, drugs. You Sunday at Peel Funeral just unbearable.” Bonifay City Hall. could always make any- “I only heard one bullet,” can’t seem to stay away Home. one feel welcome at the Albury said. “Next thing I from that these days.” Memorial services for Caryville Baptist Church. saw the police and the am- Funeral services were Billy Ray Coatney included The Coatneys “were bulance go by.” held for Tammie Renae cremation with Peel Fu- in brief from page A1 close friends,” said a neigh- While Albury didn’t know Coatney at 3 p.m. on Mon- neral Home in charge of fitness, competitive sprit, 90 the Ben G.Watts bor. “I’m just worried about the Coatneys, he said his day at Church of Jesus arrangements. sportsmanship and ability Highway will be held at to contribute as part of a 10:30 a.m. on Thursday at team. It is the intent of our the Washington County organization to provide Agricultural Center. lawsuit from page A1 the participating child The portion of U.S. 90 an opportunity to play from the Jackson County city did not follow those regulations. council did not take any official action, within 10 days. He is giving an addi- competitive tackle football line to the Holmes County “We appreciate Judge Patterson’s the executive session did not consti- tional 10 days for Adkison to argue in a safe, structured and line will be designated in recognition of the importance of pub- tute a meeting and was not subject to why the information should not im- enjoyable environment. honor of Watts. The public lic record laws that are intended to the Sunshine Laws. He also suggest- mediately be made public. Register you child from is invited to attend. generate confidence in workings of ed the discussion should be covered Adkison said after the hearing he until July 1 for $30. After government and in the application by attorney-client privilege. is going to comply with the judge’s or- July 1 registration will be in this case of the city of Vernon and Patterson disagreed the meet- der to turn over the transcript, but no $40. For more information Firecracker Day not complying with those laws,” said ing was exempt from the law, but he decision has been made about wheth- call Coach Bo at 768-1855. VERNON — Washington County News Publisher is giving Adkison the opportunity to er he will argue against making the Firecracker Day will Nicole Barefield. “Access to public re- argue the transcripts of the meeting document public. be held on July 4 at the cords and governing in the sunshine contain privileged information. The lawsuit was filed in late May Highway dedication Vernon Sportsplex on are the foundation for trust and ac- He ordered the transcripts be after weeks of failed attempts to get Thursday Moss Hill Road in Vernon. 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Hwy. 90 W. • Bonifay, FL 850-547-1520 MONDAY-FRIDAY AS 8 AM TILL 5 PM Propane & Appliance Center KING KOOKER Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Local Holmes County Times-Advertiser | A3 HC school board refines student travel regulations CECILIA SPEARS to compete at National Scott inquired about us- the new travel arrange- should arrange to hold fer Stephanie Williams 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT Junior Beta Convention in ing personal vehicles for ments pending that all the evaluations with all the from Bonifay Elementary [email protected] Greensboro, N.C. school-sanctioned trips. required measures have schools to see how our pol- School to BMS; maternity Due to financial rea- After much discussion been met to do so. icies are being enforced.” leave for Anna Taylor, a sons, the Poplar Springs they found that personal Discussion continued The board also ap- teacher at Poplar Springs, BONIFAY — The Holmes Beta Club was unable to vehicles were allowed and on to sports travel as well proved the hiring of two beginning Aug. 10 and end- County School District secure a charter bus to covered under the school as after school activities. technology assistants, Lee ing June 10, 2013; resigna- board discussed student this year’s National Ju- board’s insurance as long “We want to be consis- Gilley and Shane Schil- tions from Aileen Mork, travel regulations during nior Beta Convention, so as each vehicle meets the tent in all our policies,” ler, to work from July 9 to teacher at BES and effec- their regularly scheduled the parents volunteered school’s requirements as Superintendent Gary Gal- Aug. 9, to be paid by the tive July 31, Cheryl West, meeting on June 19 be- to provide transportation a safe and insured vehicle loway said. “This was an RTT Grant; the hire Mary teacher at Bethlehem cause of last minute travel and requested that the and all the proper docu- excellent opportunity for Dady for ESE Summer High School. changes to the already HCSD approve the travel mentation has been filed us to evaluate our policies School; the transfer Odell For more school board approved Poplar Springs changes. before the trip. from a practical stand- Paul from GAP to Bonifay meeting information, visit Beta Club overnight trip Board member Gary The board approved of point, and now I feel we Middle School; the trans- www.chipleypaper.com. Florida Department Holmes County receives second safety award of Health Washington Safety committee scores safety awards for County – Rabies two consecutive years Special to the Times-Advertiser Credit Programs to be eligible. Holmes County Advisory HOLMES COUNTY — Hol- won the award compet- mes County was re- ing with 47 other coun- From Staff Reports attention immediately. Re- cently presented with ties and cities. This is port the bite to your county the “Best Overall Safety the second year in a row WASHINGTON COUNTY health department and ani- Performance Award for that Holmes County has — This public service an- mal control agency. 2012” from Public Risk received a safety award. nouncement is to advise Keep rabies vaccina- Management. Last year they received that there have been in- tions up-to-date for all Sherry Snell, admin- the Most Improved Safety Performance award. creased cases of wild ani- pets. istrative assistant/insur- Keep your pets under The safety commit- mals with rabies. In April ance and safety coordina- direct supervision, so they tee members are Sherry and May, two cases of tor, accepted the award at do not come in contact with Snell (safety committee rabies in raccoons were a recent conference that wild animals. If a wild ani- secretary), Willie Sewell, confirmed. she attended on behalf of mal bites your pet, seek vet- Albert Jordan, Eddie The two raccoons were the County. erinary assistance for the Whitehurst (safety com- found around the Wausau The award is for the animal immediately and mittee chairman), Jeff area. Last week, a fox at- preferred member who contact your local county Whitehurst (safety com- tacked two people in Ver- has shown an overall de- non, biting one, who will be- health department. The mittee vice chairman) crease in frequency and gin receiving rabies shots numbers are listed above. Greg Barton and Gerald severity of claims for all this week. Bay County has Do not handle, feed or Truett. lines of insurance cov- been under a rabies alert unintentionally attract wild Special thanks to the Special to Times-Advertiser erage for the last three Holmes County Board of for most of the past year. animals with open garbage The safety committee members include Sherry years. Commissioners who have Anyone who has been cans, litter, or pet food. Members must utilize supported the monthly Snell (safety committee secretary), Willie Sewell, bitten, scratched or had Never adopt wild ani- all PRM Loss Prevention training programs that Albert Jordan, Eddie Whitehurst (safety committee mucous membrane con- mals or bring them into Services and participate the committee maintains chairman), Jeff Whitehurst (safety committee vice tact (such as eyes, nose, or your home. in Drug Free Workplace that resulted in this great chairman) and Greg Barton. Not pictured is Gerald mouth) with a raccoon, fox, Teach children never to and Workplace Safety honor. Truett. or other wild animal should handle unfamiliar animals, contact the health depart- wild or domestic, even if ment in their county (Wash- they appear friendly. ington County Health De- Unusual acting animals partment 638-6240, Holmes should be reported to the Dogwood Inn of Bonifay going tobacco-free County Health Department Washington County Animal 547-8500). Control at 638-6306. Any- The following are steps one bitten or scratched by Special to the News gram to develop and implement a For tobacco users, Dogwood Inn you can take to protect wild animals or stray dogs new and improved tobacco use pol- will provide free tobacco cessation yourself and your loved and cats should report the BONIFAY — The Holmes County To- icy. As a multi-unit housing facility, materials and training for any ten- ones against rabies: incident to their doctor im- bacco-Free Partnership, “Tobacco Dogwood Inn is striving to improve ants or employees. The Holmes If you are bitten by an mediately, and the animal Free Holmes,” continues to partner the health of tobacco users and non- County Tobacco Prevention plans animal, wash the wound control agency and the with Holmes County citizens and lo- tobacco users alike. on partnering with Big Bend AHEC thoroughly with soap and county health department cal employers to provide resources The updated tobacco use policy (Area Health Education Center) water and seek medical in their area. for individuals who desire to quit us- will require all tenants and guests to to provide cessation classes at the ing tobacco products. use tobacco products in a specific to- Dogwood Inn. These classes would Dogwood Inn, one of Bonifay’s bacco use area away from the gener- also be open to the public. assisted living facilities, is helping to al living areas. This will reduce and To learn how to “Quit Smok- lead the way to a healthier Holmes eliminate the health risks of second ing Now,” participate in Big Bend Marriages and divorces County. and third-hand smoke from smok- AHEC’s free, upcoming cessation Management at the Dogwood Inn ers and also keep high traffic areas classes at Doctor’s Memorial Hospi- Holmes County Marriages and Divorces recently partnered with the Holmes more sanitary with the reduction in tal starting at 5 p.m. on July 11. Call June 18 – June 22, 2012 County Tobacco Prevention Pro- smokeless tobacco usage. 482-6500 to sign up today. Marriages Brady Karey Dearden 6-23-1985 of Clarksville and Stefanie Nicole Barker 12-11-1987 of New Brockton Divorces dba Brett K. Furr and Jacqueline Furr HAVE CAR, WILL TRAVEL Arrest Report LET ME COME TO YOUR HOME TO EXPLAIN THE REVERSE MORTGAGE PROGRAM Holmes County hold for Okaloosa Anthony James arrest report Manganelli, 19, recommit Don’t make this important decision by phone or by mail. Call today for your personal appointment. June 10 – June 16, 2012 Amanda Gayle Miller, 26, Jim Boswell’s Reverse Mortgage great pride in the opportunity to give their home without having to sell, Nicholas Alexander, 25, violation of probation, now specialists know that often it can be homeowners a lifetime income and give up the title or take on a new hold for Miami Dade in compliance with court hard for people in their senior years funds to use at their leisure without monthly mortgage payment as long Jeffery E. Balderrama, order to get around, so he will come to ever having a monthly payment as as you live in your home. To obtain 38, driving while license Aaron Archie Moore, 23, you. long as they live in the home. a Reverse Mortgage, there is no suspended or revoked hold for court Jim takes the application in the A Reverse Mortgage is a HUD/ income, employment, medical or habitual, failure to register Terrence Moore, 28, hold comfort of your home and returns FHA Program that allows homeown- credit score qualifying restrictions motor vehicle for court to the privacy of your home to close ers, age 62 and older, to receive a and homeowners can use the money Shannon Lindsay Barto, Amy Rachel Owens,, 21, your Reverse Mortgage. He takes tax-free loan based on the equity in however they want. 29, hold for Hillsborough failure to appear on battery County domestic violence Vernon Bobby Bowden, Charles James Radford, NOW OFFERING NO ORIGINATION FEE! 48, violation of probation 68, driving while license Q1. Will the bank take my house? proceeds in excess of the amount on driving while license suspended or revoked No. The title to the property owed to the lender belong to your suspended or revoked Kelvin Nicholas Redmon, remains in your name. You must heirs. You only pay for the funds Robyn Ashley Boyles, 35, 20, cultivation of marijuana keep the taxes and insurance you used plus interest. hold for Hillsborough Julian E. Sanders, 21, current on the property. Q6. What if I don’t use all the money? Joshua Douglas resist officer, fleeing, no Q2. Does my home have to be free You and yours heirs are required to Campbell, 18, possession of valid driver license and clear? pay back ONLY the outstanding paraphernalia, possession Julian E. Sanders, 21, No. Many people get a Reverse balance that is due. Any money of controlled substance hold for court Mortgage to pay off their current remaining after the mortgage is with intent to distribute, Stacy Lynne Stephens, mortgage or equity thereby paid, regardless of the home value, possession of marijuana 33, batter domestic dating eliminating those monthly goes to your heirs. Ian Devin Carmichael, violence, child neglect payments. Q7. Can I be forced to sell or vacate my 18, possession of marijuana Tod Redman Stewart, 37, Q3. How much money can I receive? home if the loan amount exceeds the with intent to distribute value of my home? hold for Hillsborough Three factors are taken into Tucker Lee Chapman, No. The FHA mortgage insurance Derek Henry Swann, 38, consideration: Date of birth of the 21, grand theft auto guarantees they pay the difference hold for Hillsborough youngest person on the title, your Richard Martin Chotiner, zip code and the value of your to the lender. You cannot be forced Kenneth Alan Thomas, Jim C. Boswell NMLS# 162258 52, hold for Hillsborough home. to sell your home if the loan 26, violation of probation Jeremy Wayne Call today for an appointment Q4. Is the money I receive taxable? exceeds its value. If you have any Jeremiah Hub Ward, Christenson, 26, violation of Offi ce: (850) 863-1600 No. The IRS treats these funds as other questions or would like 28, battery domestic probation Cell: (850) 217-7500 borrowed money. This is a loan, to know more about the Reverse Joel Dennis, 34, violation dating violence, child not income. Mortgages, please call Jim Boswell of probation on worthless abuse battery, child abuse Or Call Toll Free: (800) 561-1552 Q5. What happens to my home when I pass at 850-863-1600 or 1-800-561-1552. checks, hold for Jackson aggravated assaults www.reversemortgagefl .com away? Call for an appointment today County Dwayne Wilson, 40, hold The loan is repaid to the lender and Jim will meet you in the Travis Leonard Gangi, for Hillsborough through the sale or refinancing of convenience and privacy of your 29, hold for Hillsborough Raymond Robert Zeliadt, your home by your heirs. Any home. Alberto Jose Lopez, 27, 66, hold for Hillsborough 2067661 A4 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Opinion Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Watermelon Festival Bicyclists provide ‘Corner’ this week soggy but fun Grandfather-father-son trio pass through local blueberry farm
I got my All in all, the Sometimes, when and Todd, a high fi rst taste of festival seemed I don’t have a story, school chemistry watermelon, to move along a story comes to me. teacher, had biked Panhandle-style without a hitch, Many times, about the entire distance this weekend, and which is a great Thursday of the from Chattanooga I have to say I was testament to the week, I am thinking since last Friday impressed. men and women about what I will (six days ago), I wasn’t crazy who volunteer write for my Friday but Alex had RANDAL HAPPY CORNER about the humidity behind the scenes. deadline and often, contracted a Friday night, but SEYLER Something as Hazel Wells Tison Editor I draw a blank. With “bug” the fi rst in spite of the wonderful as blueberry season day and had to be weather I thought the Watermelon in full swing, this week I picked up so he rejoined the 56th annual Panhandle Festival doesn’t just was seriously considering the ride on the fi fth day. Watermelon Festival was a happen. It takes dozens emailing the editor and Mr. Roland fi rst visited great event. of volunteers working saying, “Pull one from the Panama City Beach in SPECIAL TO THE TIMES-ADVERTISER I was impressed by the for months in advance to archives.” 1965, and the family has Paul Roland and his grandson Alex Roland are riding musical performances make an event like the But then, I drove up to been visiting there for their bicycles from Chattanooga, Tenn., to Panama on Friday night, and also festival happen. And for the blueberry shed with many years, where they City Beach. impressed by the large it to happen so smoothly, some U-Pickers on the hold a large family reunion number of people who well, that takes an expert golf cart, and there was every two years. But their braved the weather to hand and lots of hard work. my story. Two guys looking extended family come regularly on Schwinn passed. No one shouted come enjoy the festivities. Washington County very hot and exhausted every year to visit, and for combination road and insults or threw trash at Between tropical storm Judge Colby Peel, were wiping sweat and the past 10 years, Tison mountain bikes, but Mr. them. Debby and the typical chairman of the festival, purchasing a carton of Blueberry Farm has been Roland’s was a Giant speed Their nights have summer humidity, and his volunteers blueberries. My husband one of their regular stops. bike. been spent in motels. everyone looked fairly deserve a big thank you said, “These two have When asked what For their trip, they used After traveling from Troy, soggy after an hour or so for their efforts, so the ridden their bicycles all prompted them to light back packs and saddle Ala., Thursday, they were at Pals Park Friday. And next time you see one the way from Chattanooga, attempt the bike journey, bags on the bikes, keeping to spend the night in a soggy though they might these volunteers be sure Tenn.” I said, “Oh, great! grandfather Paul said it the weight to ten pounds, Bonifay motel then travel have been, most festival to thank them for their There is my story.” was Alex’s idea. However, mostly water. on to the beach on Friday. goers also looked happy. efforts. They cooled off a bit Alex, who will be in 10th One mistake they made, They expected to be there while I got my camera and grade next year, said it he said, was passing up an in time to have lunch with LETTER TO THE EDITOR writing pad. The two were was kind of a challenge he opportunity to get water their wives who were Mr. Paul Roland and his made to his dad. He said when they were maybe half already there. Dear Editor: grandson, Alex Roland. that his dad was always empty. Then, they ran out We expect to see them I would like to take this opportunity to thank The third member of suggesting preposterous of water on a long stretch on their return trip by everyone who came out and supported us in our their party, Paul’s son things that they should of highway where none automobile the end of fundraiser (fi sh fry and grilled chicken plates) this and Alex’s dad Todd, had try to do, but bicycling to was available. They were next week. Through the past Saturday, June 23. left his backpack at the Panama City Beach was so thirsty, they pulled into years we’ve met a lot of We had a very successful event thanks to the Florida state line above something that he saw that someone’s yard. The kind interesting people through support received from our community. If I tried to Esto when they stopped they could actually do, so gentleman invited them the blueberry business. thank everyone individually I would surely miss to make pictures of their he dared the two older men into his home where it was Though we never travel someone, but the key people I would like to say reaching Florida. He had to give a go. cool to refi ll their bottles. far from home, the world thank you to for the donations received are the backtracked to pick up his I asked if they trained He said that all along has been brought to our local businesses in Bonifay and the New Hope Fire backpack. (Hope he hadn’t for the trip, and the the way, there were no yard through the blueberry Department for loaning the decorations. ridden too far when he grandfather admitted that unpleasant incidents. business. Also, thank you to the ladies and men in the remembered it and that it he had been training for Drivers had been very Too bad I haven’t kept a community who gave of their time to supply the side was still there.) about two months. The courteous, giving them journal so that I could write items as well as the desserts and to all the volunteers Paul, a retired actuary, son and grandson ride plenty of room as they about more of them. who gave of their time to cook the fi sh, chicken. Again thank you! Sincerely, Alfred Sellers Assistant Chief Pittman VFD Bonifay
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By RANDAL SEYLER to see the canning center reopened, ers to consider funding the center 638-0212| @WCN_HCT and I have been researching what it with a $5,000 budget line-item next [email protected] would take to make that happen.” year. The BOCC used to send money Lanham said the center was last to Tri-County earmarked for the can- open for an entire season in 2009, ning center, she said, and the money CHIPLEY — The Washington County under the direction of the Tri-County could be used to reopen the center. Community Canning Center might Community Council. In 2010 the cen- “I plan on going to the city coun- be down, but don’t count it out. ter was open on a limited basis, and in cils in Chipley, Wausau, Vernon and Annette Lanham, a master food 2011 it was by appointment only. The Ebro and asking them for funding, volunteer who works with the county center’s boiler is no longer function- too,” she said. The city of Vernon extension office to teach pressure ing, and the expense to repair it is es- owns the canning center building, but canning and food preservation class- timated at being more than $30,000. the building currently has no liability Bruce Pelham es in Washington and Holmes coun- An estimate from the naval facility insurance coverage. The city is look- ties, is working to reopen the center in Panama City, where the center had ing into adding the facility to its mu- under the auspices of the extension hoped to find an economical replace- nicipal coverage, Lanham said. office. ment boiler, turned out to be about Tri-County has also taken equip- Local author tells Lanham addressed the Washing- $17,000, Lanham said. ment from the center, but they have ton County Board of County Commis- “I have researched options for re- agreed to return most of it if the sioners Thursday and presented her moving the boiler altogether, replac- center can be reopened, Lanham plans for the canning center. ing the steam canners with conven- said, including a pea-sheller and a of life with MS “It is too late to do anything this tional stove-top canners and operat- potato-peeler. year, but I hope we can have the cen- ing the canning center on propane,” “I’ve been looking for a pea-shell- By RANDAL SEYLER ter open for 2013,” Lanham told the Lanham said. “Removal of the boiler er,” Sheriff Bobby Haddock said. “I’d 638-0212| @WCN_HCT commissioners. will alleviate the requirement to have like to see if we couldn’t work some- [email protected] “In each of the five classes we’ve a trained boiler operator on-site. Ret- thing out that would be beneficial to taught this year, students have asked rofitting costs would be considerably both the center and the county.” BONIFAY — In 1992, about the status of the canning cen- less than the $37,000 boiler replace- “There you have it,” Chairman Tallahassee attorney and ON THE WEB ter, expressing an interest in utilizing ment estimate.” Hulan Carter joked. “The sheriff is Bonifay native Bruce Pel- the facility,” she said. “It’s my desire Lanham asked the commission- going to fund it.” ham received frightening Bruce Pelham’s news — he was diagnosed website is with Multiple Sclerosis. www.my With the onset of the MScure.com disease, walking 150 feet was a struggle and re- quired Pelham to rest before moving on. Speech was Energy program to save WHTC $2 million difficult, and MS also caused daily fatigue, sensitivity to heat, short-term memory loss and an interruption of the thinking process. As a result of the disease, Pelham ap- Special to the News “By teaching the be better than finding a practical peared to be drunk while walking, even being stopped way to help our students learn while once by a policeman in a mall. NEW YORK — ABM, a leading pro- students how to make improving our facility?” Now, 20 years later, Pelham is mostly symptom free, vider of integrated facility solutions, Key renovations ABM is set to and he attributes his healing to exercise and prayer. To announced June 19 its ABM Building their school more provide the 15 buildings on campus get the message out about his struggle with MS, Pelham Solutions division is partnering with include retrofitting light fixtures has written a book — “I’m Not Drunk… I Just Have MS.” Washington-Holmes Technical Cen- efficient, safe and with new high-efficiency T-8 fluores- The book is available on the author’s website and also at ter in Chipley to provide the higher sustainable, we are cent lamps and ballasts; renovating A Plus Health Mart Pharmacy in Bonifay. education institution with major en- exhaust systems in certain buildings Pelham was born in Geneva, Ala., and raised in Boni- ergy upgrades through its Bundled helping to develop for improved air circulation; instal- fay. He graduated from Holmes County High School in Energy Solutions Program. lation of a campus-wide, web-based 1963, then went to Tallahassee to Florida State Univer- The initiative is expected to save leaders within the next HVAC control system, allowing the sity. After working as an accountant, he returned to FSU Washington-Holmes Technical Cen- generation of field school to better manage energy use to attend law school, and had a successful career in real ter an estimated $2 million. as well as notify appropriate staff estate and law. ABM’s Bundled Energy Solu- technicians.” should any problems arise with the “Early on after I was diagnosed, I called a woman in tions Program has been designed as equipment; and 63 HVAC units will Cleveland, Ohio, I had read about who had MS. She was a financial solution to meet clients’ be replaced with high-efficiency a vice president of a university, and when I got her on technical facility needs. ABM’s goal Scott Giacobbe equipment that exceeds a Seasonal the phone she said she had just spent four hours shovel- is to drive costs out of clients’ oper- President of ABM Building and Energy Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) of ing snow,” Pelham said. When asked how she was able to ating budgets in a manner that al- Solutions 15. shovel snow when she had been severely limited by MS, lows them to reallocate funding for Additionally, ABM will be install- she replied, “I prayed each day, saying that when God other facility enhancements. ing a high-efficiency 10kW solar pan- was ready, he would take this from me.” The project, which is scheduled el system that is being donated by lo- Pelham adopted her prayer, but added his own line: to be completed by August of this cal utility provider Gulf Power Com- “In the meantime, let me know what I need to do to facili- year, will reduce energy consump- note potential alterations that are pany, headquartered in Pensacola. tate the process.” tion on Washington-Holmes Techni- code compliant, and create solutions “Through our partnership with Another key to his recovery was exercise, Pelham cal Center’s 26-acre campus by over alongside ABM to improve the cam- Washington-Holmes Technical Cen- said. “When I was first diagnosed, my general practi- one million kWh per year. pus’ efficiency. ter, we are able to provide the stu- tioner told me to walk three or four times a week for at Along with significant utility and “This is a wonderful opportunity dents a unique learning experience least 30 minutes,” Pelham followed his doctor’s advice, operating savings, ABM is set to of- to provide our students with career by involving them in the energy-ef- although it wasn’t always easy. fer students in the school’s building and technical training that can bet- ficiency improvements,” President “When I started I could barely walk 150 feet. After 18 trades program hands-on experi- ter prepare them for a competitive of ABM Building and Energy Solu- months, I walked a mile without resting.” In the inter- ence with the project. This innova- workplace,” Martha Compton, direc- tions Scott Giacobbe said. “By teach- vening years, Pelham says he has walked about 8,000 tive concept was a compelling bonus tor of Washington-Holmes Technical ing the students how to make their miles, walking as much as 16 miles in a stretch. He still for the Washington-Holmes admin- Center, said. “The students are an school more efficient, safe and sus- walks 3 miles every day. istration, as students will be allowed intricate part of the process and will tainable, we are helping to develop MS is a disease that is difficult to diagnose. There to walk through ABM’s tested and benefit greatly from this learning leaders within the next generation of are many symptoms and often no two cases are alike, proven solutions. The process will experience. It is this type of outside- field technicians.” Pelham said. He developed small scars over his brain, include a field survey to challenge the-box thinking that we must pro- For more information, visit www. which appeared in MRI scans. The scars interfered with students to identify opportunities, mote moving forward. What could abm.com. the way the brain was able to communicate with the body. But by 2002, the scars had disappeared from the MRI scans. “The doctors had no experience like it, nor did the specialists they talked to in Europe,” Pelham said. One thing Pelham did not do was take the MS medica- tions his doctor prescribed. “I explain why in the book, but the medications have many serious side effects.” “I decided to write the book to encourage people not to give up,” Pelham said. Three years ago he had been accepted to the University of Florida’s Master of Law and Taxation program, but he decided to write his book instead of pursuing the advanced degree. “Exercise is so crucial to health, but so is prayer and attitude,” Pelham said. “My book is not a recipe for a cure, but it is the story of my struggle with MS, an explanation of how it was for me.” Now although Pelham is apparently healthy, he still I have been specializing in the suffers some symptoms when walking in extreme heat, and his doctors continue to monitor his health. Still he said he feels he has come a long way since his diagnosis in 1992. “Prayer played a huge part in my recovery, my belief in God made a huge difference in my life,” he said. ‘Mommy and Me’ classes start soon From the Holmes County Health tems between mothers and Department provide a time for mothers to bond and share their BONIFAY — Beginning experiences of mother- July 6 the Holmes County hood with each other. This Healthy Start program will month, the topic is “Baby offer “Mommy and Me” Yoga” and “Couponing.” classes for women and chil- Gabby Sanders LPN will dren who are Healthy Start be teaching the class. participants. To sign up for the class, to The education provided inquire about dates and times, will be a different topic each or if you have questions, call month. This class will be in Healthy Start at 547-8684, a relaxed atmosphere and ext. 18 or 19 and ask to fun filled. speak to Glenna Padgett, The goal of this class RN, Valery Lawton, HSCI or is to increase support sys- Gabby Sanders, LPN. Send your Outdoors news to [email protected] A UTDOORS Section Wednesday, June 27, 2012Owww.bonifaynow.com | www.chipleypaper.com Page A6 Hooked on Outdoors
It’s no fun getting old, but the alterative isn’t so good, either. This week I SUMMER reach the big 6-5. When I was in my teens I thought anyone over 30 was old, and anyone in their 60s was discovered in an Egyptian tomb. How times have changed. Now anyone in their 80s is considered old SAFARI — or should I say lucky. By JESSICA BASHAM THERRIAULT live just below the surface of the sand I was trying to fig- Special to The News Herald where the waves roll in. Tides carry ure out just and deposit them along the shoreline, what the ad- Not everyone has a green backyard where they feed on microscopic organ- vantages of with bushes and trees. Florida is a isms in the sand. They are a dazzling reaching 65 peninsula, with the longest coastline sight with wonderful colors, like tiny were aside of all states in the continental United jewels. Sometimes you don’t need to from get- States. Most of Florida’s almost 19 mil- dig because incoming waves will un- ting coffee at lion residents live less than 60 miles earth them. Watch as they furiously McDonald’s from the Atlantic Ocean or the Gulf of dig, seeking cover and food as each Outdoor for 60 cents Mexico, making the beach, sand and wave rolls back out to sea. a cup. Well, salt water their “backyards.” Mole crabs are small and do not look Life there are all So let’s go on a summer backyard like a typical crab, nor do they look like a Scott Lindsey beach safari. mole. They are fast and will bury them- captainlindsey@ sorts of bar- knology.net gains if you Begin your treasure hunt by shell- selves quickly in an effort to hide. To fi nd are willing to ing. Take a walk along the water’s one, dig gently in sand near the water, weed them edge, and you will discover hundreds just as if you are looking for coquinas. out. of varieties of shells hurled onto the As you dig, they might bury deeper into One is that you don’t beach by waves that roll or crash onto the sand but if you can get underneath need a saltwater fishing the shore. one, then you can scoop it up. They license once you turn 65. Seashells once were living organ- might tickle you, but don’t worry; they Mine was about to expire isms. The shell is the hard, protec- do not bite. Be gentle, because they are and I thought I had better tive outer part of an animal, usually a soft and fragile. When you are fi nished get one before snapper mollusk. Mollusks are animals such observing the crab gently place it back season. Then I found out I as scallops, snails, clams and oysters. into the soft, wet sand. didn’t need a license after These creatures make their own shell. Bird-watching is another fun ac- I reached 65. When the animal dies or gets eaten by tivity. Gulls live on the beach and are It just so happened my another creature, the empty shell stays known to swoop in to steal your food. license expired a month empty or becomes a home to other sea Pesky as they might be, they are still before my birthday and critters like hermit crabs. fun to watch. Other birds to watch at snapper season opened Shelling provides hours of fun while the beach are pelicans. Pelicans glide June 1. I figured it was looking for that one-of-a-kind, color- just above the water’s surface, and a shame to shell out the ful treasure. Before you keep a shell, then SPLOOSH! They dive into the money to fish a year and make sure there is nothing living in it. water head-fi rst to grab a fi shy meal. to have it in force for only Otherwise you need a special license It’s also fun to look for bird tracks a month. I asked at the tag to keep it. in the wet sand. Can you identify the office if there was any kind Another activity is digging in the tracks you fi nd? Do not chase the birds of exemption in such cas- sand for coquinas (“Ko-KEE-nahs”) to make them fl y. Simply watch and ad- es, and sure enough there and mole crabs. It’s easy to spend mire their behavior. is one — as long as you hours getting lost in the color While on your safari, be sure to only fish freshwater. and movement of coqui- wear sunscreen so you can avoid sun- Anyway, other advan- nas and the squirms of burn, and have fun this summer. tages of reaching 65 in- mole crabs. Coquinas clude never having to buy are tiny clams that Contact [email protected] a hunting license again, or get a $25 quota permit to hunt wildlife management areas. I’ll never have to purchase another fresh- water fishing license. I’ll never have to buy another turkey stamp or a black powder permit or another bow permit. As a matter of fact, the only permit I would have to buy is a federal duck stamp and I don’t intend to ever hunt another duck. So, there are advan- tages to reaching 65. My friend added that on top of those I also can draw Social Security. I had to think about that one for a minute. No, I don’t think so. That’s no great prize. Jackson and other ‘perched’ lakes functioning normally
By STAN KIRKLAND Floridan Aquifer. By Tuesday, al- permanently removed. On Mic- Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation most all the water in the middle cosukee, they have been tempo- Commission area of the lake went down Por- rarily removed to allow the lake ter Sink. bottom to dry out. It’s something that’s hap- Hill said Lakes Jackson, Ia- “What people didn’t under- pened countless times over the monia and Miccosukee are all stand is when you stabilize the ages, but Lake Jackson is al- perched lakes, which means water levels, enormous amounts most dry. About 18 months ago, the lake basins are above a thin of organic matter settle on the the 4,000-acre lake north of Tal- limestone layer and the Flori- bottom and this muck affects fi sh lahassee began falling and little dan Aquifer. He said the sinks, reproduction and depresses the water now remains, except in including Porter Sink and less- amount of oxygen in the water, isolated pools. er-known Lime Sink on Lake which game fi sh need,” he said. Jackson last went dry in 2006, Jackson, are areas where the Natural lake fl uctuations before that in 2002 and 1999. The limestone far below the lake bed keep the lake bottoms free of ex- culprit, if you want to call it that, has simply dissolved or given cess muck and function another is simple: lack of rainfall, ac- away. important way. “When the lake cording to Michael Hill, a fi sh- “When there’s lots of rain bed is exposed for any time you eries biologist with the Florida and the water table is high, the get a lot of plants that germinate Fish and Wildlife Conservation sinks are still there in all of these and grow. When lakes refi ll, that Commission. perched lakes and functioning covered vegetation fuels an in- “The Tallahassee area was as a conduit to the Florida aqui- credible growth in microscopic about 6 inches below normal fer,” Hill said. plants and animals, which fi sh rainfall in 2010, about 20 inches in In 1938, he said those want- utilize,” Hill said. 2011 and this year we’re already ing to stabilize the lake level in “That’s the reason you have down 5-6 inches,” Hill said. Iamonia placed a dam around such spectacular fi shing on Just more than a week ago, the primary sink. In the 1950s these refi lled lakes.” he said there were about 10 the same thing was done on Although people want to im- JESS VAN DYKE | Contributed photo acres of water in the middle part Lake Miccosukee in Jefferson prove on Mother Nature, Hill By the morning of June 19, remaining water in Lake Jackson went of the lake, which connects to County. Since then, the gates said it’s best to wait for more down Porter Sink and to the Floridan Aquifer. Porter Sink and directly to the to the Iamonia dam have been normal rainfall patterns. Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Local Holmes County Times-Advertiser | A7 Bowyer wins fi rst road course CATHRINE LAMB Sprint Cup 3.Ron Fellows 7. Clint Bowyer -67 638-0212 | @catspitstop Toyota/Save Mart 350 4.Max Papis 8. Denny Hamlin -73 [email protected] 1.Clint Bowyer 5.Sam Hornish Jr. 9. Martin Truex Jr. -76 2.Tony Stewart 6.Jacques Villeneuve 10. Brad Keselowski Clint Bowyer dominated in 3.Kurt Busch 7.Brian Scott -106 wine country in the Toyota/Save Mart 350 on Sunday. The win at 4.Brian Vickers 8.Kurt Busch Sonoma gave him two fi rsts. 5.Jimmie Johnson 9.Cole Whitt Nationwide It was his fi rst career win 6.Jeff Gordon 10.Justin Allgaier 1. Elliot Sadler during a road race, and it was 7.Greg Biffl e 2. Austin Dillon -11 his fi rst win of the 2012 season. 8.Marcos Ambrose Standings as of June 24 3. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. -23 Bowyer lead 70 of the 112 laps, 9. A.J. Allmendinger Sprint Cup 4. Sam Hornish Jr. -34 holding off Kurt Busch for 10. Joey Logano 1. Matt Kenseth 5. Cole Whitt -75 most of the race. Bowyer and 2. Greg Biffl e -11 6. Justin Allgaier -76 Busch held this placing until Nationwide 3. Dale Earnhardt Jr. -14 7. Michael Annet -103 the last lap under a green/ Sargento 200 4. Jimmie Johnson -25 8. Mike Bliss -153 white checkered, when Tony 1.Nelson Piquet Jr. 5. Tony Stewart -63 9. Brian Scott -178 Stewart took the second place 2.Michael McDowell 6. Kevin Harvick -64 10. Danica Patrick -180 slot from Busch. This was the second 48 came and went, it marked Truck Series will be racing on Brad Keselowski. The Feed straight week Stewart won the longest race time without June 28, at 7:18 p.m. The race the Children 300 will be shown second. Jeff Gordon’s luck was a caution. The fi rst caution is being held at the Kentucky on ESPN. just the same as it has been for didn’t come until lap 82 when Speedway in Sparta, Ky., The The Sprint Cup Series will the last several weeks — bad. Tomy Drissi crashed. The winner of last years UNOH 225 be racing on June 30 at 6:45 This week it wasn’t due to second and fi nal caution came was Kyle Busch. p.m. The race is being held engine problems or anything as Kyle Busch, Juan Montoya The Nationwide Series will at the Kentucky Speedway in major, he simply ran out of and Paul Menard spun out on be racing on June 29 at 6:45 Sparta, Ky. The winner of last gas. Gordon managed to get the track. There were three p.m. The race is being held years Quaker State 400 was a sixth-place fi nish. Maybe his rounds of green fl ag pit stops at the Kentucky Speedway Kyle Busch. The Quaker luck will change in Kentucky. the fi rst was on laps 34-37, in Sparta, Ky. The winner of State 400 will be For the second week in a row, then again on laps 49-52, the last year’s Feed The Children shown on TNT. Marcos Ambrose was the pole last round of green fl ag pit 300 was sitter at the start, and he fi n- stops were on laps 69-76. ished eighth. This weekend’s race With only two caution fl ags, schedule is as the race wasn’t what some follows: NASCAR fans wanted to see. The On lap 42, Josh Wise spun out Camp- but was able to save it without ing bringing out a caution. As lap World
CECILIA SPEARS | The News Discovery Dome Planetarium coming to library Children enjoyed Skyping with p.m. Thursday and Friday. Astronaut Adrew From Staff Reports The Louisiana Art and Science Museum Feustel, asking BONIFAY — Children enjoyed taking will be providing a portable full-dome theater many questions their pictures in an actual NASA space to surround children with soaring planets about space suit and Skyping with Astronaut Adrew and spaceships, starry nights displaying the at the Holmes Feustel at the fi rst event for this year’s moon and planets, meteor showers and the County Public Florida Library Youth Program “Summer International Space Station. Library during Program 2012” held at the Holmes County For more information about HCPL’s their Florida Public Library. Florida Summer Youth Program, visit Summer Youth The next attraction to come is the Dis- http://www.myhcpl.org or call the HCPL Program. covery Dome Planetarium at 10 a.m. and 1 at 547-3573.
NOTICE NOTICE ARRESTED? The Holmes District School Board will The Holmes District School Board THE LAW OFFICE OF accept sealed bid proposals for con- will accept sealed bid proposals for tracted services for Behavior Interven- contracted services for Physical Ther- Ben Bollinger CRIMINAL TRIAL ATTORNEY tion/Mental Health Counseling for the apy for the 2012-2013 school year un- 2012-2013 school year until 3:00 p.m., til 3:00 p.m., July 4, 2012. Bids will Practicing in all areas July 4, 2012. Bids will be opened July be opened July 10, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. of criminal defense 10, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the Holmes at the Holmes District School Board Drug Offenses • AssAult & bAttery District School Board office located at office located at 701 East Pennsylva- DuI • DOMestIC VIOlenCe 701 E. Pennsylvania Avenue, Bonifay, nia Avenue, Bonifay, FL 32425. For frAuD • theft • WeApOns Florida 32425. Details about the servic- prObAtIOn VIOlAtIOn es and contract terms may be obtained more information, please contact the VehICulAr hOMICIDe by contacting the ESE Department at ESE Department at 547-6674, ext. 236. Holmes District School Board 547-9341, ext. 236. Holmes District 315 East 4th Street • Panama City, FL 32401 • (850) 763-8003 reserves the right to waive formali- School Board reserves the right to waive 24 HOUR HOTLINE formalities and to reject any or all bids. ties and to reject any or all bids. 850-763-8003 NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all property owners, taxpayers and citizens of the Town of Ponce de Leon, Florida that the Mayor and Ponce de Leon Town Council will meet in public session at 6 PM on Thursday, July 12, 2012 at the Town Hall with the following ordinance to be considered: Buy One, Get One AN ORDINANCE BY THE TOWN OF PONCE DE LEON 50% OFF AMENDING THE PONCE DE LEON CODE OF ORDINANCES TO REPEAL ORDINANCE 11-01; TO ADOPT A NEW All Gift Items and Jewelry ORDINANCE, TO ADOPT FLOOD HAZARD MAPS, TO DESIGNATE A FLOODPLAIN ADMINISTRATOR, TO ADOPT PROCEDURES AND CRITERIA FOR DEVELOPMENT IN FLOOD HAZARD AREAS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES; TO We have the this saturday in ADOPT LOCAL ADMINISTRATIVE AMENDMENTS TO THE largest selection of FLORIDA BUILDING CODE; PROVIDING FOR APPLICABILITY; MARIANA JEWELRY REPEALER; SEVERABILITY; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. in Northern Florida
Copies of the proposed ordinance can be inspected by the public at and the Town Clerk’s office in the Town Hall, 1580 Hwy 90, Ponce Pharmacy Drugs • Drive-Thru Window de Leon, FL 32455. All interested parties may appear at the Huge selection of collegiate meeting and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. gifts and jewelry King’s Discount Drugs TOWN OF PONCE DE LEON 1242 Main Street • Chipley BY: P B PETERSON, TOWN CLERK 638-4875 A8 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Local Wednesday, June 27, 2012 MINDDRIVE visits WHTC on tour By CECILIA SPEARS 547-9414 | @WCNHCT WHAT IS MINDDRIVE [email protected] A non-profi t organization whose mission CHIPLEY — Driving from statement is to inspire at-risk teens to want to coast to coast in an elec- learn by expanding their vision for the future, tric car built by the hands and to transform and sustain the urban work of at-risk high school teens force. sounds like a risky proposi- The expanded mission includes working tion, but that is the purpose in urban communities with teens on green of MINDDRIVE. technology and innovation through critical MINDDRIVE made thinking and experiential learning. a presentation at the Washington-Holmes Techni- Projects include building unique electric cal Center on June 20. The cars, teaching effi ciency dynamics and project is an after-school innovative aerodynamics, integrating with program to teach at-risk school curriculum in math, science and history, high school teens the “pro- counseling students on career paths, and cess of applying creative securing positions for them in like-minded thinking to design projects industries within their urban community. and connecting to the real As a not-for-profi t organization, world of business.” MINDDRIVE aims to create partnerships with They started their jour- corporations that have similar goals, values and ney on June 11 in San Diego and drive an average of 250 community outreach connections. miles per day. They arrived An important aspect of the class is the in Jacksonville on June 21. proprietary student/mentoring program. The offi cial name of their MINDDRIVE uses a one-on-one mentor to tour is “Project Lotus.” student ratio. Mentors work with the students in “These kids took a 1984 educational and socio-economic ways, creating Lotus Esprit and totally a bonding relationship that is critical to both the converted into an electric learning process and the enhancement of the vehicle,” said Richard Ste- student’s vision for their future. phen Rees, DeLaSalle Au- Steve Rees founded the organization after tomotive Studio instructor teaching a class at DeLaSalle Education Center, and mentor. “Her body has been modifi ed to make her a charter school in Kansas City for three years. more lightweight and aero- Linda Buchner and Tom Strongman are partners. dynamic and is powered by 30 Lithium Ion batteries totaling 96 volts and has a chain-drive motor.” According to Rees, in spite of what people may think about electric cars, this car can travel at “con- servative highway speed,” and their hope is it will achieve maximum energy conservation effi ciency. “So far we’re averaging over 400 miles to the gal- lon, if we were to compare gasoline to electricity us- age per mile,” Rees said. “If we could have electric CECILIA SPEARS | Times-Advertiser refi lling stations similar to a Top: Visitors look at the MINDDRIVE electric car Sonic drive-in set up across at Washington-Holmes Technical Center on June the country, imagine the positive impact electric cars 20. The hand-converted Lotus Esprit is traveling could make not only on the across the country. Above left: WHTC students environment, but on the fuel and visitors examine the electronics of the modifi ed economy too. MINDDRIVE vehicle. Above right: The power “Our goal is to give the source of the modifi ed Lotus Esprit used in the students the tools to pro- MINDDRIVE program is shown. cess creative thinking, see that it pairs an experienced reading and history. Rees said. “I attribute much the potential for realizing automotive mentor with “MINDDRIVE will con- of the program’s success to source, Rees explained. proven ultra strong passen- dreams in a successful and each student.” tinue the principle objec- the astounding principles “They are learning to un- ger envelope of the racing practical future and instill Rees said at the core of tives that primarily taught provided by our program’s derstand and breakdown the car.” a greater desire to learn by the program are highly ap- the process of applying mentors.” creative process and learn Rees said the project re- connecting the process to plicable education concepts creative thinking to design He said the main focus how to communicate as a quired “minimum modifi ca- real life skills,” Rees said. such as science, technology, projects and connecting to of MINDDRIVE is about team to make progress in an tions to the platform with “The program is unique in engineering, mathematics, the real world of business,” the educational experience effi cient way to meet sched- primary work related to the that can be provided for the ules,” Rees said. “In the end, design of an electric pro- students. the work will be evaluated pulsion system and a light- “The teaching process to see how it met its chal- weight exterior skin turning is unique, pairing one stu- lenge and how scientifi cally the open wheeled racecar % dent to one adult mentor, it performs.” into a full-bodied car. 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Financing for Months* $0 0 60 not always one on one, but Rees said that all of the “The car was designed to or Valuable Customer Instant Rebates** in a way that allows the stu- mentors in their program travel at 60 miles per hour at dents a direct connection have experience as youth a maximum and be able to It Pays to Own Orange to individual adults,” Rees educators, whether through operate for an hour between said. “The highly capable, schools or through activities charges,” Rees said. “It’s a well educated adults who like coaching sports and Boy single seat urban alterna- MX5100 work carefully to create Scouts. tive energy vehicle and be- ‘windows’ that the students “They all understand cause of its minimal weight can work within to make the project is that of the stu- of 1,300 pounds it shows how decisions themselves in de- dents and that they are but simplicity and lighter weight L3800 signing and fabricating the enablers,” Rees said. can infl uence performance project vehicles. The work Their project before and energy conservation.” has been focused to two pri- Project Lotus was Project For more information on mary directives: the design Lola, which was the design MINDDRIVE, for regular of the ultra light body and and fabrication of a working blogs on the coast-to-coast the electrical propulsion automobile. trip or photos of past and system.” “The design is based on present projects, visit www. This project also connects using a rolling platform of minddrive.org. the students with the real a 2000 Lola Indy Car, and For photos of their visit world by working on impor- the platform has a working to the Washington-Holmes tant environmental issues suspension, working brakes, Technical Center, visit the Kubota already sets the bar for and the future increased de- steering and structural tub,” photo gallery at www.chipley well-engineered, high-performance mand for an alternative fuel Rees said. “The tub is a paper.com. compact tractors. 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Wednesday, JUNE 27, 2012 Washington County News Holmes County Times-Advertiser PAGE 1 Washington, Holmes at a glance Ministerial Association plans fi reworks display BONIFAY — The Holmes County Ministerial Association will present its eighth annual fi reworks display on Sunday at the City of Bonifay Recreation Park Fields. Gates will open at 6 p.m. as local churches offer free refreshments, games and singing. Fireworks will begin at 9 p.m. For more information, call 547- 5170 or 547-2420. Washington County Council on Aging taking a cruise The Washington County Council on LET THE GOOD Aging will take a cruise Thursday on the Lady Anderson. The cost is $45 per person. Call and reserve now, as TIMES ROLL seating is limited. They will leave Chipley at 4:30 p.m. and return to Chipley at 11 p.m. Watermelon Festival takes over Chipley For more information or to register, call 638- PHOTOS BY RANDAL SEYLER | Extra 6216, 638-6217 or At top, watermelon rolling contests 638-6231. were “afoot” at the Panhandle Watermelon Festival. Above, 2012 Northwest Florida Miss Watermelon Olivia Guettler Community Hospital waves to the crowd during the festival Parade on Saturday in Chipley. to hold blood drive CHIPLEY — NFCH will hold a blood drive with the Southeastern Community Blood Center from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday. To donate you must show ID and weigh at least 110 pounds. Come out and donate and receive your Save a Life T-shirt. For more information, call Above, the crowd listens to Chad Street, left, perform at Heather Shelby at the Friday night Watermelon Festival concerts in Pals 415-8119. Park. Several hundred people turned out despite the humidity to enjoy music, food and children’s Political rally competitions. BONIFAY — The Holmes County Dixie Youth 9- and 10-year- old boys will sponsor a political rally at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Holmes County Recreational Complex. They will sell fi sh and chicken plates for $6. Speakers will begin at 6 p.m. This event will help raise money for the baseball team as they head to the AAA Above are the watermelon seed spitting competition at State Tournament in the festival on Friday and Junior Miss Chipley Haylee Sebring. Everyone is Williams waving and throwing candy during the invited to attend, and Watermelon Festival Parade. Below, a young supporter of your support is greatly Sheriff Bobby Haddock contemplates the crowd during appreciated. the parade down Main Street. See more photos at www. chipleypaper.com. INDEX Society ...... B2 Faith ...... B4 Obituaries ...... B5 Classifi eds ...... B7
Above, Tiny Miss Washington County Jadyn Pettis takes a break from her royal duties to get her face painted, and Miss Tri-City Hospitality Alyssa Willey rides in the parade. B2 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Washington County News Extra Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Weddings and ANNIVERSARIES
Lee and Medina to wed The engagement of Anna Michalene Lee and Angel Manuel Medina Jr. is proudly announced by her parents, James W. (Bill) Lee and Frances M. (Mike) Lee. The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of the late James Quincy Lee and the late Gertrude M. Lee, both of Bonifay, Francis B. Hays and Juanita Hays of Chipley and the late Mellie V. Hays of Chipley. Anna graduated from Holmes County High School in 2009. She is enrolled at the University of Southern Roberts and Lovering to wed Mississippi obtaining a master’s degree in speech Robby and Barbie Pettis of Chipley, announce the language pathology. engagement of their daughter, Ashley Nicole Roberts, to Steversons celebrate 50 years The prospective groom is the son of Angel and Brandon Tabb Lovering, son of Randy and Jane Lovering Mr. and Mrs. Dwight (Ike) Steverson will Robin Medina of Florence, S.C. (formerly Marianna). of Colquitt, Ga. Ashley is also the daughter of Craig be celebrating their 5th wedding He is the grandson of the late Felecita Hernandez Roberts of Chipley. anniversary on July 1, Medina and the late Alfonso Medina, both from Ashley is a 2005 graduate of Chipley High School and a between 2 and 5 p.m. Cidra, Puerto Rico. He is the grandson of Florence 2012 graduate of Florida A&M University with a Doctorate at the Holmes County Dorohovich and the late Robert Dorohovich of of Pharmacy degree. She is employed by CVS Pharmacy. Agriculture Center Jeannette, Penn. Angel graduated from Marianna Brandon is a 1999 graduate of Southwest Georgia in Bonifay. All High School in 2001. He then attended Chipola Academy and a 2004 graduate of Georgia Southern friends and family College. He is employed with the Federal Bureau of University with a Bachelor of Science degree in are invited to Prisons in Pensacola. A wedding is planned for Jan. 5, marketing. He is employed by Regions Bank. attend this special 2013. A September 2012 wedding is planned. occasion.
Birth ANNOUNCEMENT Millers welcome baby boy Kalen Thomas Sterlin Miller was born to the proud parents of Kalen and Shayla Miller on June 16, 2012, at Gulf Coast Medical Center, at 12:17 p.m. He weighed 5 pounds, 6.2 ounces and was 19½ inches long. Proud grandparents are Ray and Teresa Chapman and William and Selene Cooley of Bonifay. Kalen’s great- grandparents are Sterlin and Cathern Leavins SPECIAL TO EXTRA of Bonifay; the Holmes County Emergency Medical Services personnel participating in Relay late Tommy and for Life include Jim Cloud, Betty Scott, Tami Stafford, Shay McCormick, Charles Nadova Miller, also of Bonifay; Florence and Broward Chapman and Ruth Pope of Bonifay; and the late Samuel Grantham of Liberty County. He is also welcomed by Clayton, Terry Thomason, Greg Barton and Phillip Hayes. many aunts and uncles. EMS supports Relay for Life Funding available to assist Special to Extra captain. Because of the enthusiasm of the Holmes County EMS employees, BONIFAY — This was the fi rst year we won the Spirit of Relay trophy and Holmes County Emergency Medical raised more than $500 for the American elderly with home energy Services participated in The American Cancer Society. Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. Homes County Emergency Medical Betty Scott, EMS administrative Services has started raising funds income must be within 150 percent of From Staff Reports assistant, was this year’s team captain for 2013 Relay for Life and hopes the poverty ($16,755 maximum per year for with EMS Director Greg Barton as co- community will support our efforts. The Area Agency on Aging in North an individual; $3,960 for each additional Florida Inc. announces the availability of household member) and the utility funds to assist eligible households with bill for the applicant must indicate the home energy crisis in the following a past due or immediate threat of counties: Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, disconnection. Other assistance may SUNSHINE STATE YOUNG READERS Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, be provided, according to program Above, Kate M. Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, guidelines, such as cooling unit repairs Smith Elementary Taylor, Wakulla and Washington. and connection fees/deposits. third-graders To be considered eligible for this For more information or to determine participating eligibility for assistance, please contact program, the applicant household must in the Sunshine have at least one individual who is 60 the Aging and Disability Resource years of age or older, the household Center/Elder Helpline at 800-963-5337. State Young Readers Award this school year Looking for the best in hearing care? included, from Look to Beltone left, Jay-lyn Jennings, KMS Only Beltone offers the exclusive Media Specialist BelCare™ program, our ongoing Penny Edwards, commitment to customer satisfaction, Hannah Hilty (top providing you with benefits such as: reader for the Allen Barnes school), Gabe )"4#$)*4 Jimenez, Lara Free Annual Hearing Evaluations 21 Years Experience Beltone - Ranked #1 in Patient Care Fleener, Matthew Free Lifetime Instrument Care Whitehead, Caroline Hatcher, - Free cleanings and adjustments for as long as you own your Beltone hearing Caleb Meredith instruments and Nadia Kent. And, our 1500 locations nationwide serve you no matter where you live Below, fourth- or travel! t5IFXPSMETTNBMMFTU graders who t5JOZMJHIUXFJHIU 3*&)FBSJOH*OTUSVNFOU participated were & ultra comfortable TRUE WIRELESS Dylan Bragg, Leo t4QFDJBMMZEFTJHOFEUPFYDFM t7JSUVBMMZ*OWJTJCMFXJUI 15% when it’s noisy 8JSFMFTT5SBOTNJTTJPO Pan, Ashleigh t"XBSEXJOOJOH HEARING AID SYSTEM advanced technology t%JSFDU57-JOLBOE OFF Hicks, Hanna %JSFDU1IPOF-JOL Gidney, Victor Fisher and Fallon 4P DBMMPSDPNFJOUPEBZ Standland. No other company offers the same level of commitment you’ll find at Beltone. WE’RE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD!
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SPECIAL TO EXTRA Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Extra Washington County News | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | B3 PET TALK Plan ahead for equine evacuations during hurricanes
Evacuating when a behavior peculiarities (if hurricane hits the coast applicable), a first aid kit, is a stressful and scary cash, appropriate health experience, especially documentation, enough when evacuating with food and adequate, horses. Though tornadoes safe water supplies for give little warning for about four days, and any evacuation, hurricanes necessary medicine for can give enough lead time chronic or pre-existing to actually move people illnesses. and horses out of the Owners also need to Special to Extra storm’s expected path. ensure the appropriate Above, the theme of the American Classic Style at Red Hill United Methodist Church on June 16 was But even with that time, health documentation Hamburgers, Hotdogs & Hotrods and included a custom car show. Below, Wrights Creek Bluegrass performed. preparation can be crucial accompanies the horse. to the survival of horses. An up-to-date Coggins test Dr. William Moyer, is necessary, particularly professor and special if crossing state lines. assistant to the dean Moyer suggested making at Texas A&M College sure you have these Red Hill welcomes American classics of Veterinary Medicine papers organized before and Biomedical hurricane season. Special to Extra tion Cruisers from Geneva, Sciences, offers a series In addition to Ala., joined them and other of suggestions for required documentation, BONIFAY — Red Hill Unit- local car enthusiasts. evacuating with horses. vaccinations also are ed Methodist Church cel- An obvious huge hit ”Take the threat suggested. ebrated American classic among young and old alike seriously,” Moyer said. “Because evacuating style on June 16 in conjunc- was the General Lee, which “You need to make can be a stressful time, tion with a tribute to dads. was the backdrop for many the decision to leave vaccinations can help The theme of the day, photos taken throughout as soon as you can. If decrease the likelihood Hamburgers, Hotdogs & the day. Lunch was pro- you wait until the last of several diseases,” Hotrods, was quite evident vided, and numerous door minute, you’re placing Moyer said. “Mosquitoes with all makes and models prize drawings were held yourself and your horse can be a huge problem of classic cars and trucks for the dads while the in harm’s way. Over during hurricane season, lining the front parking lot sounds of bluegrass music 100,000 animals were lost and moving them around of the church on Highway by Wrights Creek Blue- during Hurricane Ike.” coastal areas can expose 2. grass filled the sanctuary. crafts. Pastor Matthew to the success of this fun- He suggested owners them to new areas of Christian Rods & Cus- The children enjoyed a Rich and the congregation filled day. Remember, you make sure their trailers infestation and diseases.” toms traveled from Pana- bounce house and created would like to thank every- are always welcome on the are road-worthy before Also, prepare current ma City, while River Junc- Father’s Day cards and one for their contributions Hill. hurricane season begins paper and electronic or identify someone copies of pictures of your with reliable trucks and horse for reclaiming Special to Extra trailers who can transport purposes, particularly if horses for them. the horse isn’t tattooed or Holmes County’s 7- and 8- Another important branded. year-old all star baseball team aspect of evacuating “Ideally, these would won the district championship horses is ensuring your include a picture of the in Vernon on June 4 and will horses are comfortable owner and the horse go to state in Marianna on with loading. Working with together to ensure June 30. Back row from left your horses ahead of time ownership,” Moyer said. are Coach Cal Sherrouse, is particularly important If you cannot evacuate Coach Don Hersman Jr., Coach if a neighbor or friend your horse or are forced James Plicher and Head Coach will be transporting your to leave part of your Randy McKeithen. Third row: horse because ill-behaved herd behind, some Lathon Blackmon, Joel Awls, horses can waste valuable precautions can help you evacuation time or refusal reunite with your horse. Trent Plicher, Trent Kerr, Dylan of transport. Keeping photographs can Hersman and Brennan Richard. Evacuation traffic is help, but also attaching Second row: Mason Ard, Devan often slow and crowded, identification information McKeithen, Carson Jackson and creating a dangerous to the horse’s body can be Cash Lewis. Kneeling by the situation for trailered useful. trophy are Carson Sherrouse horses. “Braiding information and Hunter Duncan. “You are often forced to wrapped in plastic to move quite slowly,” Moyer horses’ manes and tails said. “Filling up on gas can help. Livestock or diesel before entering paint works well to put Crossword Puzzle traffic is imperative identification information and can keep you out of on the body, and it’s situations where your waterproof. Or even animal might overheat taking a pair of clippers or become dehydrated and shaving your contact should you run out of information into the fuel.” animal’s hair can help you Moyer advised reunite with your horse identifying evacuation when you return.” destinations. In addition to preparing “While moving inland your horse for evacuation, during a hurricane is Moyer also suggested important, finding a preparing yourself. specific place to go is best. ”Have a personal During hurricane Ike, evacuation plan, too. we sheltered 166 horses You have to take care of Donate A Boat through a cooperative yourself first to be able to agreement with a local take care of your horse.” or Car Today! livestock arena operation. The degree of planning for Pet Talk is a service of resources, personnel and the College of Veterinary scheduling regular care Medicine & Biomedical “2-Night Free Vacation!” can be daunting.” Sciences, Texas A&M He suggested creating University. Suggestions an evacuation kit with a for future topics may be 1- 800 - CAR -ANGEL brief and well documented directed to cvmtoday@ www.boatangel.com health history, a list of cvm.tamu.edu. sponsored by boat angel outreach centers STOP CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN
SOLUTION ON PAGE B5 B AITH Section Wednesday, June 27, 2012 www.bonifaynow.comF | www.chipleypaper.com Page B4 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Faith BRIEFS Bethany Baptist Church to hold VBS Smith Chapel Assembly of The ministries are located at 2059 Recreation Park Fields. All who Highway 71 in Bonifay. For more have attended in the past proclaim BONIFAY — Bethany Baptist Church will be God to hold revival information, call 547-2168. it was the best they have seen. holding VBS from 5-8 p.m. today until Friday. There will be a closing program on Friday BONIFAY — Smith Chapel will The gates will open at 6 p.m., night following VBS. Children in grades K-12 are be holding a revival with the Rev. Fifth Saturday Sing as local churches will began free Dennis Tanton and the music refreshments, games and great invited to come. of Vessels of Clay from June East Mount Zion United singing. Fireworks will begin at 9 Transportation is provided if needed. 24-29. Services will begin 7 p.m. Methodist Church is having a Fifth p.m., so bring the family and enjoy. today through Friday. For more Saturday Night sing at 6:30 p.m. For more information, please ‘God’s Power’ Art Day Camp June 30. Come and enjoy food, call 547-5170 or 547-2420. information, call 956-4386 or The Chipley First Presbyterian Church is 547-5574. fellowship and music with us. The church is located at 1590 Hwy. 173. proud to announce “God’s Power” an Art Day For more information, please call Gap Pond Free Will Baptist Camp “Bible School 2012.” Come Together and Worship 263-4610. Church Gospel Sing The Day Camp will run from 9:30-11:30 a.m. on Aug. 610. Enrollment is limited to 20 students in BONIFAY — Spirit and the Bide SUNNY HILLS — Gap Pond Free Harvest Ministries will be hosting Holmes County Ministerial Will Baptist Church will be holding grades 3-8. Come Together and Worship, an Open Mic Gospel Sing at 6 p.m. Students must pre-register on or before July a free event at 7 p.m. June 30. Association fi reworks July 28. A potluck dinner will follow 15. Concessions will be available. BONIFAY — The Holmes County in the fellowship hall. The church is Registration forms are available in the church Performing this month will be Ministerial Association will present located at 1980 Gap Blvd. in Sunny office and at chipley1stpres.org. Creations Call, Redemption its eighth annual fi reworks display Hills. For more information, call For more information or questions, email the Begins and The Band Jayme. on July 1, at the City of Bonifay Sister Doris Burnsed at 265-3080. art camp director at [email protected]. Vote for me, I create lots of jobs
By Rev. James L. Snyder the opportunity to choose rakes in quite a bit of way to riches and fame. so many jobs for people. envelope further. between intelligence and money, but then I thought I hear these politicians I nodded, almost asleep, “Why do you think I have always thought good looks, and as anybody about what’s involved, and on TV and all they do is when the Gracious I would make a good about what it would be can see who has looked at I have ruled myself out. talk, talk, talk. They talk Mistress of the Parsonage politician?” like to be wealthy. Unless me, I chose the latter. If I I cannot week after so much my ears are startled me with a There is one thing you I win the lottery, of which I were a bank robber, I would week talk about nothing thumping, and they never comment. Occasionally she need to understand about never play, the opportunity have to hide my most but money, money, money. get around to saying does something like this, my wife. She will always tell for me to become wealthy valuable asset. What kind From my perspective, anything. I do not know any and usually, I am never the truth no matter whom is absolutely remote. I of nonsense would that be? there is more to life than group of people who can prepared for it. Such was it hurts, even if it is me. have a better chance of Another avenue to money. When you listen talk so much for so long the case here. “All these politicians being elected president of riches and fame, at least in to most of these TV and say so little. I see that “You know,” she said are promising they are the United States then to my thinking, was to become preachers, all they can talk they spend money as if it is rather gravely, “you should going to create jobs. Not become wealthy. one of those preachers on about is money, specifi cally, theirs. Wait a minute! It is run for some political one of them makes good I once thought being TV. Those old boys on TV sending them my money. not theirs. In fact, a slice of offi ce. You’d make a good on their promise. But you,” a bank robber would be must be wealthy. After all, I would feel terrible that is my money. politician.” and she paused here a the pathway to riches and all they talk about is money, getting on television and I do not want to be Well, this puts a different little too dramatically for fame. After some thought, money, money. Listening begging people to send me a bank robber, nor do I light on things. Maybe my my liking, “have them all I decided I would not to some of them, you would money and then promising want to be a TV preacher better half has come up beat on this issue. Nobody make a very good bank think you were listening to God will bless them. robbing people of money, with a better idea. For all creates more jobs around robber. I hate wearing a religious Donald Trump. I have been a Christian, and especially I do not the years I have known her, this house than you do. masks. Years ago, I had A television preacher after all, for over 50 years, want to be a politician who she has never been wrong, If you could take that and I know that is not spends everybody’s money much to my chagrin at skill to Washington, D.C., what the Bible says. To but theirs. times. Maybe she is seeing you could put the entire be a successful television I was deeply thinking something in me I have country to work.” Give Expecting Nothing preacher, I would have to about this the other night overlooked all these years. Jesus said a lot about in Return stretch the truth and at my and concluded none of She actually said, “You’d work. In one place He said, The saying “Beware of Greeks bearing gifts” is an age, I am not up for that these areas are worth make a good politician.” “I must work the works of old piece of wisdom which advises us to not trust kind of exercise. my pursuing. It looks as Well the smile on my him that sent me, while it our enemies, after the story in the Iliad of the Trojan My thoughts then though I will end my days face hit the walls on both is day: the night cometh, horse, a “gift” that ultimately destroyed the city of turned to politics. If only as poor as I started them. sides of the room we were when no man can work” Troy and its inhabitants. But there was also another I could be elected as a While watching TV sitting in. (John 9:4 KJV). senator, governor or even there was some politician It was then that I did Some people work reason to beware of Greeks bearing gifts, and that president of the United talking about if he was something to ruin the for riches. Some people was that they always expected something in return, States, I would be on my elected he would create whole aura of the evening. work for recognition and of comparable value. Gift-giving in ancient cultures I said something. I have honor. Jesus worked for was meant to been a husband long his Father in heaven. An be reciprocated enough to realize that example we should follow. and this carries “So when you give to the needy, Security Solutions when a husband opens his Rev. James L. Snyder is over to modern do not announce it with trum- mouth nothing good will pastor of the Family of God times. But, a true pets, as the hypocrites do in the ever come out of it. Fellowship, PO Box 831313, gift should be synagogues and on the streets, Locksmith “So,” I said rather Ocala, FL 34483. He lives something freely to be honored by others. . . . But arrogantly, “you think with his wife, Martha, in given without any when you give to the needy, do not 850 I would make a good Silver Springs Shores. Call expectation of re- let your left hand know what your 658-4118 politician.” him at 1-866-552-2543 or turn. If there is an right hand is doing, so that your So far, so good. If I only e-mail jamessnyder2@att. expectation of a giving may be in secret.” Serving this area for 18 years had stopped here, it would net. His web site is www. comparable return Matthew 6:2-4 Free Estimates • 24 Hr. Lockouts • Master Keying not have been so bad. jamessnyderministries. then we are really Safe Combinations Changed • Locks Rekeyed • Deadbolts Installed But no, I had to push the com bartering rather than giving. So, we should give with a spirit of genuine charity, not expecting any- thing in return. Test your ability to give in this spirit by giving anonymously, so that the recipient won’t ACUPUNCTURE know who it came from. This isn’t always practical, ONIFAY but can sometimes be done by sending someone an NursINg & rehAB ceNter anonymous gift through the mail or by arranging B OWENS for an intermediary to give the gift for you, perhaps even allowing the intermediary to take credit for the Kyle S. Chavers, M.D. gift. 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Fannin Cas- lard Hare; two sisters, ald, 79, of Wausau went Ala., and Rolen Johns of Munson, age 62, Ky.; sister-in-law well, age 91, of Freeport Mae McCormick and home to be with the Lord Augusta, Ga.; two sisters, of Ponce De Leon Katherine Cad- passed away June 19. She Johnnie McCormick all on June 19 at her daugh- Roxie Ann Gordon and passed away dell and husband was born March 29, 1921, of Freeport; two grand- ter’s home in Laurel Hill. husband Gary of Fort Wednesday, June 13. Randy, Sr. of Wil- in Walton County, to John children, Tim Fannin and She was born July Walton Beach and Louise He was born July 9, liamsburg, Ky., and and Sarah Cooper Hare. William Fannin and one 14, 1932, in Washington Pettis and husband N.B. 1949, in Chicago, Ill. numerous nieces Mrs. Caswell was a life- great-grandson Nick. County to Dovie Rogers of Wausau; 11 grandchil- Mr. Munson worked and nephews. long resident of Freeport. A time of visitation was and Lloyd Johns. dren and 12 great-grand- as a supervisor in RICHARD A time of visita- She was Methodist by faith held from 6-8 p.m., Friday, She was a teacher’s children, and daughter- the medical indus- MUNSON tion was held from and a member of the First June 22, 2012, at Clary- aide and cafeteria worker in-law Vivian McDonald try for many years, 6-8 p.m., Wednes- United Methodist Church Glenn Freeport Chapel for the Washington Coun- of Chipley; having worked with Sacred day, June 20, at Clary-Glenn of Freeport. Funeral Home, 150 East ty School Board. Funeral services were Heart Hospital. He was a Funeral Home Chapel at She worked as a lunch- Highway 20; Freeport, FL She was also a mem- held 2:30 p.m., Saturday, very talented auto mechan- 230 Park Avenue, DeFuniak room worker at the Free- 32439. ber of Shiloh Baptist June 23, at Shiloh Baptist ic and he enjoyed riding his Springs, FL 32435. Funeral port Elementary School Funeral services were Church. Church with the Rev. Tim motorcycle. He also was a services were held at 10 for many years before re- held at 10 a.m., Saturday, She was preceded in Brigham and the Rev. veteran of the Armed Forc- a.m., Thursday, June 21, at tiring. She enjoyed read- June 23, at Clary-Glenn death by her parents; Troy Lee Walsingham of- es, serving his country in Clary-Glenn Funeral Home ing and working puzzles. Freeport Chapel Funer- husband Wallace Lloyd fi ciating. the United States Marines Chapel with the Rev. Ken- She was a loving wife, al Home with the Rev. “Cub” McDonald; step- Burial followed in for over 10 years as a staff neth Harrison offi ciating. mother, grandmother and Charles Satterwhite of- son Tommy Ray McDon- Wausau Memorial Gar- sergeant. Graveside services with great-grandmother. fi ciating. Burial followed ald; brothers, Tee Hicks dens cemetery with Ob- Mr. Munson is preceded military honors were held Mrs. Caswell is preced- in the Black Creek Cem- and J.D. Hicks, and sister ert Funeral Home of Chi- in death by his parents. at 2 p.m. Thursday, June ed in death by her father etery. Marie Boyett. pley directing. Family re- Mr. Munson is survived 21, at Barrancas National and mother; her fi rst hus- Floral arrangements She is survived by ceived friends from 1-2:30 by his loving wife Lisa M. Cemetery in Pensacola. band Robert Fannin; her are being accepted. You three daughters, Trisha p.m. Saturday at Shiloh Munson of Ponce De Leon; You may go online to second husband Ray Cas- may go online to view obit- Hicks and husband Bob Baptist Church. four daughters, Angel view obituaries, offer con- well and two sons, Earl uaries, offer condolences of Wausau, Donna Frame Flowers are being ac- Munson, Amber Munson, dolences and sign guest Fannin and David Fannin. and sign guest book at and husband Kenny of cepted or donations may Richelle Munson and Ash- book at www.clary-glenn. Mrs. Caswell is sur- www.clary-glenn.com. Huntsville, Ala., and be made to Covenant ley Hogan and husband com. vived by one son, Toby Clary-Glenn Freeport Terri Davis and husband Hospice, 4215 Kelson Av- Ricky, all of Ponce De Leon; Clary-Glenn Funeral Fannin and wife Ann of Chapel Funeral Home Dwayne of Laurel Hill; two enue, Suite E Marianna, brother-in-law Walter B. Home is entrusted with the Haughton, La.; two broth- is entrusted with the ar- brothers, Olen Johns and FL 32446. Powers, Jr. and wife Rober- arrangements. ers, Willie Hare and Wil- rangements. See OBITUARIES B6 Hazel B. Webber Ouida M. Andrews Mrs. Hazel Beatrice fay; a grandson, Gerald Ouida Marie An- nie) Wells and Dan- Webber, age 79, of Bonifay, Rogers; two brothers, drews, 78 of Pace, iel (Julie) Wells; her passed away June 21 at Kenzie Harris and Nathan passed away on great-grandchil- JULY 4th Southeast Alabama Medi- Harris and wife Darlene Sunday, June 10. dren, John, Ethan, cal Center in Dothan, Ala. both of Bonifay; one sister, She was raised Lydia, Josiah and She was born April 11, Ruth Lee and husband in Holmes County, Noah Bondurant, DEADLINES 1933, in Bonifay, to the late Gene of Bonifay. where she met and and Andrew and Emerson Edward Rus- Funeral services were married Freeman Bailey Wells; sis- Deadlines for all Wednesday, sell and Margaret Hewett held at 10 a.m., Saturday, Andrews in 1954. OUIDA M. ter, Melba Dukes of JULY 4 publications Russell. June 23, at Peel Funeral She later moved ANDREWS Niceville; brothers, In addition to her par- Home Chapel with the to Pensacola in William W. (Faye) DISPLAY ADS • NEWS • LEGALS ents, Mrs. Webber was Rev. Michael Goodson of- 1958, following her hus- Thomas of Caryville and preceded in death by her fi ciating. band’s career at Chem- James L. (Rhonda) Thom- THURSDAY, JUNE 28 • 5 PM husband Richard Webber; Interment followed in strand. Her family was her as of Samson, Ala., and son-in-law Jimmy Rogers; the Sellers Cemetery with life. a special niece, Ramona CLASSIFIED LINE ADS a daughter, Laura Web- Peel Funeral Home direct- Freeman preceded Faye (Lonzo) Hornsby of ber; two brothers, Vernon ing. her in death in 1993. Ponce De Leon. FRIDAY, JUNE 29 • 4 PM Russell and Huey Har- Family received friends Ouida is survived by her Funeral services were ris; three sisters, Louise from 9-10 a.m., Saturday. daughter, Freda (Gerald) held in Pace, Wednesday, Business offices Holtz, Sarah Spence and Memorial contributions Wells of Pace; known as June 13, with Wesley Ad- Irma Hewett. may be given to Union “Nannie” to her grandchil- ams of Bethlehem Baptist WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 Mrs. Webber is sur- Pentecostal Church, 2225 dren, Elizabeth (Jeremy) Church, Bonifay, offi ciat- vived by her daughter, Bonifay Gritney Road, Bondurant, David (Stepha- ing. Brenda S. Rogers of Boni- Bonifay, FL 32425. Bernice H. Jordan Mrs. Bernice Hen- and Arie Henderson. Perry L. Howard derson Jordan, age 95, of Mrs. Jordan is survived Mr. Perry Lonald How- June 22, at Grace Bap- Jacksons Gap, Ala., passed by one daughter-in-law, Te- ard passed away Tues- tist Church in Ponce de away June 20. She was resa Pilcher Jordan; two Crossword SOLUTION day, June 19, surrounded Leon, with the Rev. Paul born Dec. 13, 1916, in De- grandchildren, Charles Pat- by his loving family and Davis and the Rev. Wayne Funiak Springs, to Charlie rick Jordan, Brian Edward friends at the age of 65. He Brannon offi ciating. Inter- and Mary Wilkerson Hen- Jordan and fi ancée Nicole was born Sept. 30, 1946, in ment followed in the Hard derson. Mrs. Jordan was Burkett and one great- Holmes County to Vera Labor Cemetery in Wash- originally from DeFuniak grandchild, Taylor Jordan; Peterson and Harvey L. ington County with Peel Springs. She lived most of numerous nieces and neph- Howard. Mr. Howard was Funeral Home directing. her life in Marianna. She ews and special nephews a resident of Westville Family received friends was Baptist by faith. She Harley Henderson and wife and was loved by his com- from 6-8 p.m. Thursday worked at the Jackson Mindy, Charles Henderson munity. He was a man of at Peel Funeral Home. County courthouse for over and wife Carolyn, Richard strength and courage. Pallbearers were Harry 38 years before retiring. Jackson and Huron Hen- He had a big heart and Hamilton, David Tate and She was an avid gardener derson and wife Doris. was always ready to lend Ray Riley, all from Holm- and enjoyed the outdoors. Graveside services a helping hand to anyone es County Sheriff Depart- Mrs. Jordan is preceded were held at 11 a.m., Fri- in need. Mr. Howard was ment, Jim Hefl in and Bill in death by her father and day, June 22, at Gum Creek a faithful employee of Blankenship, both war mother; her husband E.B. Cemetery. You may go on- Century Link Phone Com- buddies, and Donnie Bush Jordan; son, Charles Ed- line to view obituaries, offer pany for over 30 years. from Century Link. Hon- ward Jordan; sisters, Eu- condolences and sign guest He served his community orary Pallbearers were nice Henderson Jackson book at www.clary-glenn. by volunteering with the Winston Hudson, Sheriff and Prenice Henderson com. Clary-Glenn Funeral Holmes County Sheriff’s Tim Brown and Ronald and brothers, Huron Hen- Home is entrusted with the Department as auxil- Bowers. derson, Harold Henderson arrangements. iary deputy sheriff for six years. He was a Vietnam veteran, serving his coun- J.D. Owens Carpet OUtLet try in the United States Find Obituaries. Army for many years. will save you money eVerYDaY!!! In his spare time he en- Share Condolences. joyed fi shing, hunting and gardening. He loved his AREA RUG SALE! children, grandchildren, Celebrate a Life. mom, dad, brothers and sisters greatly. Upload your Legacy guest book photos now for FREE! 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Counties to bring their children to Program Senior Group going on For more information CHIPLEY — ARC will be Orange Hill July 4th classes. CHIPLEY — Yes Lord De- or to pre-register for the holding their annual Asso- The education provided liverance Ministries will be Alaska Cruise program, please call Re- ciation Meeting to celebrate Family Celebration will be a different topic each participating in the Sum- WASHINGTON/HOLMES nae at 638-1314 or email re- 38 years of service to the CHIPLEY — The Orange month. This class will be in mer Food Service Program COUNTY — Senior Group will quests@wcplfl .com. citizens of Washington and Hill July 4th Family Cele- a relaxed atmosphere and during the month of July. be going on a cruise to Alas- Holmes Counties on June bration will be held July 4 at fun-fi lled. Nutritionally balanced ka and a tour of the north- Gods Vineyard 28. Dinner will be served the Orange Hill Volunteer The goal of this class is meals will be provided to west land from July 14-28. at 6 p.m. The event will be Fire Department. For more to increase support systems all children regardless of For more information, call Worship Center to held at the ARC center in information, visit www.face- between mothers and pro- race, color, sex, disability, Merita Stanley at 850-594- hold Overnight Camp Chipley. Dress is casual. book.com/ohvfd. vide a time for mothers to age or national origin dur- 9980. bond and share their expe- ing summer vacation when VERNON — Gods Vineyard riences of motherhood with breakfasts and lunches are Worship Center will be hold- Smyrna School Free childbirth classes each other. This month, the not available. All children Life at the Landings ing Overnight Camp, for Reunion available at the topic is “Baby Yoga” and 18 years old and younger, and Beyond ages 10-12 from June 21-23. “Couponing.” Overnight Camp for ages 13 BONIFAY — Former stu- if open site, are eligible for DEFUNIAK SPRINGS — Grit Health Department Gabby Sanders LPN will and up will be held on July dents and friends who at- meals at no charge, and & Grace, Inc. would like to be teaching the class. 30 to Aug. 4. The Overnight tended Smyrna Country Annex there will be no discrimi- invite everyone to their 2012 To sign up for the class, Youth Camp is a free camp. School will meet at 11 a.m. BONIFAY — Holmes Coun- nation in the course of the production of “Life at the to inquire about dates and Applications can be picked June 30 at Simbo’s, which ty Health Department’s meal service. The programs Landings.... and Beyond.” times, or if you have ques- up at Dee’s Restaurant in is now Scott Thompson’s Healthy Start program will are only approved for geo- Show times will be at 7 p.m., tions, call Healthy Start at Vernon. For more informa- Town House. He is setting offer a free child birth class graphical areas of need July 20 and 21 and at 2 p.m. 547-8684 X 18 or 19 and ask tion, call Vicky Wilson at up a buffet just for us at for any woman who is preg- where 50 percent or more of on July 22. Seating is limit- to speak to Glenna Padgett, 535-2471. noon. nant. Women are encour- the children qualify for free ed. Tickets are now on sale RN, Valery Lawton, HSCI or reduced-price meals dur- aged to bring their partners and can be reserved by call- or Gabby Sanders, LPN. ing the school year. with them to the class. The ing 270-7008 or by logging Wausau Fun Day and Registration for Starting on July 9 and class will consist of four on to www.gritandgrace. running through July 19, a Possum Festival Bonifay Bulldogs sessions held from 5:30-7:30 Arthur Cross art org. They may also be pur- supper meal will be served WAUSAU — The Wausau p.m., July 5, 12, 19 and 26, at chased at the door, 30 min- Peewee Football exhibit reception from 5-6 p.m. and a p.m. Fun Day and Possum Fes- the Holmes County Health utes prior to curtain call, if BONIFAY— The Bonifay The art exhibit recep- snack from 8-9 p.m. tival will be held Aug. 3-4 at Department Annex. The still available. Bulldogs Pee Wee Football tion for Arthur Cross will Meals will be served at the Dalton Carter Commu- class will teach pregnant Association is a non-profi t be at 6 p.m. Friday, July 6. 739 7th Street in Chipley. nity Center in Wausau. For women about what happens organization. Our mission The studio is located at 110 Washington County more information, call 638- to a woman’s body before is to provide the youth in W. Pennsylvania Avenue in 1781 or visit www.wausau- labor begins, relaxation and Washington County Library to hold fi rst our area a positive and safe Bonifay. Arthur Cross is a possumfestival.com. breathing, different stages football and cheerleading self-taught artist. He uses Library presents “It Adult Summer Read of labor, recognizing true la- experience that develops toothpicks to render his sub- bor verses false labor, mas- Pays to Read” 2012 Program Wallace Baseball their individual skills, phys- ject. The public is invited to ical fi tness, competitive sage during labor, different The Washington County The Washington County Showcase participate in his reception. Public Library will hold spirit, sportsmanship and positions for labor, episioto- Public Library will be hold- DOTHAN — Dothan will be Snacks and refreshments their fi rst Adult Summer ability to contribute as part my, care of newborn/ proce- ing “Dream Big” their 2012 hosting a Summer Baseball will be provided. Read Program “Between of a team. It is the intent of dures after delivery, breast- “It Pays to Read” summer Showcase on Saturday, Au- the Covers” starting June our organization to provide feeding and much more. reading program for Wash- gust 18 at 9 am. This show- the participating child an To sign up for the class, or 25th Annual Varnum ington County students. 5, and programs will be held case is for 2013, 2014 and opportunity to play compet- if you have questions, call Reunion Programs will be held at June 19, July 10 and July 2015 athletes. In attendance itive tackle football in a safe, Healthy Start at 547-8684 X the Chipley Library begin- 24. Events will be held at 6 will be junior college and CHIPLEY — The 25th an- structured and enjoyable 18 or 19 and ask to speak to ning on Thursday June 7. p.m. division 1 college coaches nual Varnum Reunion will environment. Register your Glenna Padgett, RN, Valery Programs will be held start- Come on June 5 to regis- along with professional be held starting at 11 a.m. child from June 1 to July 1 Lawton, HSCI or Gabby ing at 10:30 a.m. and at 2 ter and stay for the program scouts. on July 7, at the Blue Lake for $30. After July 1, regis- Sanders, LPN. p.m. For the Country Oaks to discuss the best romance If interested, please con- Community Center on High- tration will be $40. For more Branch, programs will start reads and watch a classic tact the Wallace baseball of- way 77 in Chipley. Bring information, call Coach Bo on July 12 at 10:30 a.m., and romance movie. fi ce at 334-556-2416. Please your favorite covered dish at 768-1855. “Mommy and Me” the Sunny Hills programs The fi rst 25 to register return registration form classes available at or dessert and, of course, a will be at 2 p.m. for older stu- at the event will receive a by Aug. 11. The cost of this healthy appetite. If you are dents. To have your name goodie bag. Refreshments showcase is $100 per ath- Firecracker Day health department able to attend, call Gloria entered in the drawing will be served. If you can’t lete. Please make all checks VERNON — Firecracker BONIFAY — Beginning Clark, daughter of Evelyn you must attend Thursday make it to the events, don’t out to Mackey Sasser. Walk- Day will be held July 4 at July 6 the Holmes County Varnum, at 638-3892. programs. It Pays To Read worry. Just register and ups are welcome. OBITUARIES from page B5 William G. Cooper William Gene Cooper, 48 of Chipley per (Ashley) of Americus, Ga., and Ashel passed away Tuesday, June 12, at the McQuaig of Chipley; three daughters, Jade Northwest Florida Community Hospital Cooper of Buena Vista, Ga., Gabi Cooper in Chipley. Gene was born Jan. 31, 1964, of Vernon and Annie McQuaig of Chipley; in Amarillo, Texas, to Bonnie Sue Stanley brother, Ed Cooper (Michele) of Chipley; and Howard Gene Cooper. He had lived in sister Donna Cooper Nall of Pensacola Chipley for the past 12 years, coming from and three grandchildren, India, William Lynn Haven. He was a plumber and was a and Nina Cooper. member of Shepherds Gate Church. A celebration of Gene’s life will be held He was preceded in death by his par- 2 p.m. Sunday, July 8, at his residence at ents and a brother, Stanley Cooper. 2928 Wild Rose Lane in Chipley with Obert He is survived by his loving wife, Debo- Funeral Home of Chipley in charge of ar- ra Cooper of Chipley; two sons, Sha’ Coo- rangements. Annie J. Brock Annie J. “Annette” Brock, 82, bright, Jonathan, Branden and of St. Petersburg passed away Kelsea Schaeffer, Brittney and peacefully at home, surrounded Tyson Brock; daughter-in-law I am quitting smoking by her loving family and caring Laura Krueger Brock and son- hospice staff, on Thursday, May in-law Wade Schaeffer along with 31. Annette was born in Chat- countless other friends and fami- for my family. tahoochee and moved to St. Pe- ly who were blessed to know her. tersburg in 1950. Annette was a A visitation was from noon un- The Big Bend Area Health Education Center lifetime member of Open Bible ANNIE J. til service time at 2 p.m. on Sun- (Big Bend AHEC) is offering FREE tobacco Tabernacle/Church where ser- BROCK day, June 3, at Open Bible Church, cessation classes in Holmes County and throughout vices will be held. 1200 30th Ave. N., St. Petersburg, She was preceded in death by her FL 33704. The family requests all dona- the Big Bend region. We know the challenges you face. husband, JC Brock and her daughter, tions be sent to Suncoast Hospice at 5771 We will help you develop the tools to succeed and we Margaret Talmadge. Roosevelt Blvd. Clearwater, FL 33760, Annette is survived by her sister John- the blessed people who gave such excel- will provide the support you need. nie Swearingen; brother Jimmy Dietz; lent care for Annette in her time of need her beloved children, James C. Brock Jr., or to Open Bible Church. For complete Patricia A. Schaeffer and Paul D. Brock; obituary and service information please For more information, call Big Bend AHEC at: treasured grandchildren, Stephen Al- visit www.andersonmcqueen.com.
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Finan- CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA 14th Judicial Circuit in CEASED, AND ALL JOHNSON are the De- A/K/A MARGO NASRI automatic disclosure of cial Aid if qualified. IN AND FOR HOLMES and for Holmes OTHER PERSONS fendants, I will sell to SHAW, Deceased documents and infor- SCHEV certified. Call COUNTY, CIVIL AC- County, Florida CLAIMING BY, the highest and best YOU ARE NOTIFIED mation. Failure to com- (877)206-5165 www. TION CASE NO. wherein CARLOS MAR- THROUGH, UNDER, bidder for cash at the that an action to fore- ply can result in sanc- CenturaOnline.com 2011-181CA TINEZ, CARIDAD MAR- AND AGAINST THE front steps of the close a mortgage re- tions, including dis- UNITED STATES OF TINEZ, AND JAMIE B. NAMED DEFEND- Holmes County Court- garding the following missal or striking of AMERICA, acting KUSHNER, are Plaintiff ANTS; THE UNKNOWN house, 201 North Okla- property in HOLMES pleadings. Dated June through the Gilbert Catfish Pond and SANDRO CHIFARI, TENANT IN POSSES- homa Street, Bonifay, County, Florida: 22, 2012. CLERK OF United States Depart- Closed Monday and is the Defendant. I will SION OF 3488 E. Florida, at 11:00 a.m. Commence at FND THE CIRCUIT COURT ment of Agriculture, Ru- Tuesday sell to the highest and WHITE ST., BONIFAY, on the 19 day of July, 4’X4’ lightwood stake By: Diane Eaton ral Development, f/k/a 2854 Highview Circle best bidder for cash at FL 32425, Defendants. 2012, the following de- and the Northeast cor- Deputy Clerk. Farmers Home Admin- Chipley, Fl 32428 the Court House front scribed property as set ner of the NE 1/4 of NE As published in the istration, a/k/a Rural Phone:850-638-8633 door/steps, located at NOTICE OF ACTION forth in said Order of 1/4 of Section 14, Holmes County Times Housing Service, 6-5099 201 North Oklahoma TO: THE UNKNOWN Final Judgment, to wit: Township 4 North, Advertiser June 27, Plaintiff, vs. IN THE CIRCUIT Street, Bonifay, FL HEIRS, DEVISEES, A PARCEL OF LAND Range 17 West, July 4, 11, 18, 2012. Meet singles right HARVEY G. RAD- COURT FOR HOLMES 32425, Holmes County GRANTEES, ASSIGN- LOCATED IN SECTION Holmes County, Florida now! No paid opera- CLIFF, et al., Defend- COUNTY, FLORIDA at 11:00 o’clock AM on EES, CREDITORS, 28, TOWNSHIP 4 and run S02°42’43”W tors, just real people ants. PROBATE DIVISION the 5th day of July, LIENORS, AND TRUS- NORTH, RANGE 17 along the Section line a like you. Browse greet- File No. 12-44PR 2012, ONE FOURTH TEES OF LOLA ST. WEST, HOLMES distance of 844.03 feet ings, exchange mes- NOTICE OF SALE Division Probate INTERESTS (1/4) IN CLAIR, a/k/a LOLA G. COUNTY, FLORIDA, to the Point of Beginn- sages and connect live. NOTICE IS HEREBY IN RE: ESTATE OF THE FOLLOWING DE- ST. CLAIR, DE- DESCRIBED AS FOL- ing (P.O.B.) thence COLOR Try it free. Call now GIVEN that pursuant to WILLIS CLINTON SCRIBED PROPERTY CEASED, AND ALL LOWS: COMMENCE continue S02°42’43”W a (888)744-4426 a Summary Final Judg- SELLS! WILSON Deceased. AS SET FORTH IN OTHER PERSONS AT THE INTERSEC- distance of 236.97 feet, ment of Foreclosure Get Your Classified SAID ORDER ON THE CLAIMING BY, TION OF THE NORTH thence N86°42’54”W a entered on May 23, Ad in color! . NOTICE TO CREDI- AMENDED FINAL THROUGH, UNDER, RIGHT OF WAY LINE distance of 174.02 feet 2012, by the above en- Call now for details TORS JUDGMENT, TO-WIT: AND AGAINST THE OF RAILROAD STREET to the Easterly titled Court in the and be noticed! The administration of Exhibit A Description of NAMED DEFENDANTS AND THE EAST LINE right-of-way line of above styled cause, the 638-0212 the estate of Willis Clin- Property: SEC: 25 YOU ARE NOTIFIED OF WHAT IS KNOWN Ennfinger Lane, thence WANTED; undersigned Clerk of or ton Wilson, deceased, TWN: 05 RNG:15 BEG that an action to fore- AS THE STOKES LOT; N18°52’24”E along said Musical Instruments of Court or any of his duly 547-9414 whose date of death AT SE COR OF SE 1/4 close that mortgage, THENCE SOUTH 65 right-of-way line a dis- any kind in any condi- authorized deputies, was November 14, OF SE 1/4 & RUN W originally in favor of DEGREES 57’01” EAST tance of 244.90 feet, tion. Piano, banjoes, will sell the property sit- 2010, and the last four 231 YDS, N 440 YDS, E Mortgage Electronic 118 FEET TO THE thence depart said drums, guitars, amps. uated in HOLMES digits of whose social 231 YDS, S 440 YDS Registration Systems, POINT OF BEGINN- right-of-way line and Publisher’s LESSONS. Covington County, Florida, de- security number are TO POB LESS COM AT Inc. as nominee for Fi- ING; ALSO BEING THE run S87°17’32”E a dis- Music, Chipley. scribed as: 4929, is pending in the THE SE COR STR nance America, LLC, POINT OF A CURVE, tance of 105.85 feet to Notice 850-638-5050. Commencing at the Circuit Court for 25/5/15 & RUN TH N dated May 7, 2004 and CONCAVE NORTH- the Point of Beginning SW corner of the SW Holmes County, Flor- 88 DEGREES 08 MIN- recorded on June 3, ERLY SAID CURVE (P.O.B.) being and ly- 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of ida, Probate Division, UTES 25 SECONDS W 2004, in Official Rec- WITH A RADIUS OF ing in Section 14, Section 35, Township 5 “SCAM “ the address of which is ALG THE S LINE OF ords Book 357, Page 192.42 FEET SUB- Township 4 North, North, Range 16 West 201 North Oklahoma SEC 25, 665.57’ TH 21, and assigned to TENDED BY A CHORD Range 17 West, and running N1°30’W To avoid possible FREE! FREE! FREE! Street, Bonifay, FL. DEPART SAID SEC Plaintiff herein by As- BEARING OF SOUTH Holmes County, Flor- along forty line 990 scams, it is recom- Oak Firewood, tree The names and ad- LINE & RUN N 01 DE- signment recorded on 77 DEGREES 24’18” ida. Containing 0.8 ac- feet, thence N90°00’E mended that con- down from lighting. dresses of the personal GREES 30 MINUTES July 13, 2011, in Official WEST, 75.43 FEET; res, more or less has 380 feet for Point of Be- sumers should verify You cut, you haul. 4657 representative and the 26 SECONDS E 28’ TO Records Book 478, THENCE ALONG SAID been filed against you ginning, thence con- caller information on 169-5 miles South of personal THE N R/W LINE OF Page 579, all of the CURVE AND SAID and you are required to tinue N89°00’E 283.5 when receiving calls Graceville. representative’s attor- CO RD 177A & THE Public Records of RIGHT OF WAY LINE serve a copy of your E-Z UP CANOPY feet; thence N1°00’W, regarding credit card ney are set forth below. POB TH DEPART SAID Holmes County, Flor- AND ARC LENGTH OF written defenses, if any, 8x8 Red, $200. Like 210 feet; thence payments. Consum- All creditors of the de- R/W AND RUN (FOR ida, encumbering the 75.92 FEET; THENCE to it on: FREDERICK J. new w/2 zipper side S89°00’W, 210 feet; ers should also con- cedent and other per- MORE LEGAL REFER following real and per- NORTH 28 DEGREES MURPHY, JR., Esquire, walls, storage bag, thence S1°00’E 190 tact the local com- sons having claims or TO TAX R) And being sonal property located 28’34” WEST, 41.16 Attorney for Plaintiff, quick release pins, feet; thence S89°00’W, pany themselves in- demands against further described in OR in Holmes County, Flor- FEET; THENCE Boswell & Dunlap LLP, weight bags, stake kit. 73.5 feet; thence stead of giving this B&B Furniture 1342 decedent’s estate on 383, Page 402 Begin at ida, to-wit: SOUTH 64 DEGREES 245 South Central Ave- Original cost: $875. S1°00’E, 20 feet to information to indi- North RR Avenue, whom a copy of this the SE corner of the SE Lots 1 and 35, and the 07’34” WEST 34.65 nue, Post Office Drawer Call (850) 638-1938. Point of Beginning, viduals who are Chipley. We pay cash notice is required to be 1/4 of SE 1/4 and run East Half of Lot 2 and FEET; THENCE 30, Bartow, FL 33831, Text FL14371 to 56654 Holmes County, Florida contacting them di- for clean, quality furni- served must file their West 231 yards; thence the East Half of Lot 34, NORTH 25 DEGREES within thirty (30) days at public outcry to the rectly. ture. and some appli- claims with this court North 440 yards: All being in Block M ac- 18’31” WEST, 203.20 after the first publica- highest and best bid- ances 850-557-0211 or WITHIN THE LATER thence East 231 yards; cording to Plat of FEET; THENCE tion of this Notice Of der for cash on July 850-415-6866. Ask for OF 3 MONTHS AFTER thence South 440 Noma, Florida, Section ALONG FENCE ROW Action, and file the 12, 2012, at the front Pasco or Carolyn THE TIME OF THE yards to the Point of 27, Township 7 North, N 2 DEGREES 00’00” original with the Clerk door of the Holmes FIRST PUBLICATION Beginning, being in Range 14 West, as re- EAST, 325.87 FEET; of this Court either be- County Courthouse, OF THIS NOTICE OR Section 25, Township 5 corded in Plat Book 1, THENCE SOUTH 20 fore service on 201 N. Oklahoma St, 30 DAYS AFTER THE North, Range 15 West. Page 10 in the Office of DEGREES 18’3” EAST, Plaintiff’s attorney or Bonifay, FL 32425, be- Advertise in Over 100 DATE OF SERVICE OF LESS & EXCEPT: Com- the Clerk of Circuit 370.10 FEET; SOUTH immediately thereafter; ginning at 11:00 A.M. Papers Throughout A COPY OF THIS NO- mence at the SE corner Court, Holmes County, 64 DEGREES 41’29” otherwise a default will Central Time, subject Florida. Call Advertis- 4 Family Yard Sale TICE ON THEM. All of Section 25, T5N, Florida. Together with WEST 39 FEET; be entered against you to all ad valorem taxes ing Networks of Florida Saturday June 30th other creditors of the R15W, Holmes County, Mobile Home: Year THENCE SOUTH 25 for the relief demanded and assessments for for statewide & regional 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 1004 decedent and other Florida and run thence 1993, Manufacturer DEGREES 18’31” in the Complaint or Pe- the real property de- advertising N. Varner St, Bonifay. persons having claims N 88 degrees 08’ 25” W Buccaneer, Model Buc- EAST, 180.00 FEET TO tition. DATED on this 18 scribed above. (866)742-1373 Furniture, household/ or demands against along the South line of caneer and VIN or ID THE POINT OF BEGIN- day of June, 2012. ANY PERSON CLAIM- www.florida-classifieds.co kitchen items, decedent’s estate must Section 25 a distance No. ALBUS17370A and NING. and commonly CODY TAYLOR ING AN INTEREST IN m. children’s clothes, etc. file their claims with this of 665.57 feet; thence ALBUS17370B, has known as: 1675 RAIL- Clerk of Circuit Court THE SURPLUS FROM court WITHIN 3 depart said section line been filed against you ROAD STREET, P. O. Box 397 THE SALE, IF ANY, Community Yard Sale. MONTHS AFTER THE and run N 01 degrees and you are required to PONCE DELEON, FL Bonifay, FL 32425 OTHER THAN THE If you like to play Mo’s Trading Post Banking DATE OF THE FIRST 30’ 26” E a distance of serve a copy of your 32455. IF YOU ARE A BY: Diane Eaton Dep- PROPERTY OWNER BINGO but can’t Every Saturday . 5157 One South Bank is PUBLICATION OF 28.00 feet to the North written defenses, if any, PERSON CLAIMING A uty Clerk. AS OF THE DATE OF handle the smoke, Hwy 77 Greenhead. now accepting THIS NOTICE. ALL right of way line of to SONYA K. DAWS, RIGHT TO FUNDS RE- As published in the THE LIS PENDENS come join us folks & Former location of applications for a CLAIMS NOT FILED County Road No. 177A Plaintiff’s attorney, MAINING AFTER THE Holmes County Times MUST FILE A CLAIM maybe have dinner. Papa Jack’s BBQ. Full time teller WITHIN THE TIME PE- and the Point of Begin- whose address is Quin- SALE, YOU MUST FILE Advertiser June 27, WITHIN SIXTY (60) Acrossfrom Wal-Mart 850-388-6535 Position”. Prior RIODS SET FORTH IN ning (P.O.B.); thence tairos, Prieto, Wood & A CLAIM WITH THE July 4, 2012. DAYS AFTER THE St. Joseph Catholic banking SECTION 733.702 OF depart said right of way Boyer, P.A., 215 South CLERK OF COURT NO SALE. Church. Every Tues- experience, THE FLORIDA PRO- and run N 01 degrees Monroe Street, Suite LATER THAN 60 DAYS 7-5106 REQUESTS FOR AC- IN THE CIRCUIT days. Open 5pm, professionalism, and BATE CODE WILL BE 30’ 26” E a distance of 510, Tallahassee, FL AFTER THE SALE. IF COMMODATIONS BY COURT OF THE 14th games start at strong customer FOREVER BARRED. 378.79 feet; thence run 32301, within twenty YOU FAIL TO FILE A PERSONS WITH DISA- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 6:25pm service skills are NOTWITHSTANDING S 88 degrees 08’ 25” E (20) days, and file the CLAIM, YOU WILL NOT BILITIES If you are a AND FOR HOLMES AMMO- .410 Low Re- required. Excellent THE TIME PERIODS a distance of 230.00 original with the Clerk BE ENTITLED TO ANY person with a disability COUNTY, FLORIDA coil Snake Loads. benefit SET FORTH ABOVE, feet; thence run S 01 of this Court either be- REMAINING FUNDS. who needs any accom- , To Whom It May Shoot inexpensive 32 package.EOE. ANY CLAIM FILED degrees 30’ 26” W a fore service on AFTER 60 DAYS, ONLY Case No.: 12-174DR modation in order to Division: Concern: Cal Handgun ammo Qualified applicants TWO (2) YEARS OR distance of 378.79 feet Plaintiff’s attorneys or THE OWNER OF REC- participate in this pro- , Washington County through your Mosin please send resume MORE AFTER THE to the North right of immediately thereafter; ORD AS OF THE DATE Paula Ann Basford ceeding, you are enti- Petitioner and Animal Nagant battle rifle with references to DECEDENT’S DATE OF way line of County otherwise a default will OF THE LIS PENDENS Fletcher tled at no cost to you, , Re- Services did 30-30 .308 or 30-06. Br- Administrator DEATH IS BARRED. Road No. 177A; thence be entered against you MAY CLAIM THE SUR- Lee Basford to the provision of cer- spondent. impound a sheep in ing back the fun of tar- Officers, P.O Box The date of first publi- run N 88 degrees 08’ for the relief demanded PLUS. DATED at tain assistance. Please the area of Falling get shooting. Coming 610 Chipley, FL cation of this notice is 25” W along said right in the Complaint. WIT- HOLMES County, Flor- contact the ADA Coor- Waters Rd and the soon 9mm for your 35 32428 Deadline will June 27, 2012. of way a distance of NESS my hand and ida, this 14 day of NOTICE OF ACTION dinator, Bay County FOR Dissolution of Interstate on Whelen and 45 ACP for be July 6, 2012 Attorney for Personal 230.00 feet to the Point seal of this Court on June, 2012. Courthouse, 300 E. Marriage TO: Fletcher 6/15/2012. Unless the 45/70. Call John @ Representative: of Beginning, lying and June 6, 2012. CODY CODY TAYLOR, Clerk Fourth Street, Panama Lee Basford. YOU ARE you claim this animal CBL HandGun Train- Charles M. Wynn being in Section 25, TAYLOR, CLERK HOLMES County, Flor- Child Care Director City, Florida 32401, NOTIFIED that an ac- it will be sold at auc- ing. 850-260-1342 Attorney for Richard J. T5N, R15W, Holmes HOLMES COUNTY ida By: Diane Eaton needed to operate (850)747-5338, at least tion for Dissolution of tion in Graceville on Gilmore County, Florida, con- CIRCUIT COURT By Deputy Clerk child care facility. Must 7 days before your Marriage has been filed 6/28/2012. To claim Florida Bar Number: taining 2.0 acres, more Diane Eaton Deputy As published in the have current creden- scheduled court ap- against you and that contact Animal Ser- 0241695 or less. Clerk. As published in Holmes County Times tials. 850-849-7020. pearance, or immedi- you are required to vices at 638-6306 4436 Clinton Street Name in which as- the Holmes County Advertiser June 27, ately upon receiving serve a copy of your PO Box 146 sessed: Jamie B. Times Advertiser June July 4, 2012. Child Care now ac- this notification if the written defenses, if any, Fresh from the Farm! Marianna, FL 32447 Kushner, Sandro 27, July 4, 2012. cepting applications for time before the sched- to it on Paula Ann Okra, peas, sweet corn. Telephone: (850) Chifari, Carlos M. & 7-5103 loving person at child uled appearance is less Basford whose address Leave a message, I 526-3520 Caridad Martinez. Said 7-5102 IN THE CIRCUIT care facility. Must have than 7 days; if you are is 3264 Hwy 2, Bonifay, may be in the field. Fax: (850) 526-5210 property being in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOUR- 40 hour training.. Ex- hearing or voice im- Fl. 32425 on or before (850)956-4556 or E-Mail: County of Holmes, COURT OF THE FOUR- TEENTH JUDICIAL perience preferred. Call paired, call 711. July 24, 2012, and file (334)449-2083. [email protected]. State of Florida. DATED TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Are you pregnant? A (850)547-1444. DATED on June 7, the original with the Personal Repre- THIS 7 day of June, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IN AND FOR HOLMES young married couple 2012. CODY TAYLOR clerk of this Court at sentative: Richard J. 2012. Clerk of the HOLMES COUNTY, COUNTY seeks to adopt. Finan- K&L Farm, Clerk of Circuit Court P.O. Box 397, Bonifay, Earn Extra Income: Gilmore, PO Box 275 County Court BY: FLORIDA CIVIL CIVIL ACTION cial security. Let’s help P. O. Box 397 Fl. 32425 before serv- LLC Looking for working Bonifay, Florida 32425. Cindy Jackson As Dep- DIVISION Division No. CASE NO. 09-571-CA each other. Expenses Bonifay, FL 32425 ice on Petitioner or im- people who already As published in the uty Clerk. Section. UNITED STATES OF paid. Holly & Max. Ask Home Grown To- By Diane Eaton mediately thereafter. If have a job who want Holmes County Times As published in the CASE NO. AMERICA, acting for Adam matoes Deputy Clerk. you fail to do so, a de- to make an extra Advertiser June 27, Holmes County Times 30-2012-CA-000063 through the United (800)790-5260. Fl Bar 1567 Piney Grove As published in the fault may be entered $1000/mth.Please July 4, 2012. Advertiser June 27, ROSE ACCEPTANCE, States Department of No. 0150789 Rd in Chipley Holmes County Times against you for the re- call 850-326-3554 2012. INC., Plaintiff(s), vs. Agriculture, Rural De- Mon-Fri 8-6pm 6-5104 Advertiser June 20, 27, CHARLES JOHNSON, velopment, f/k/a Farm- lief demanded in the PUBLIC AUCTION Sat 8-4pm 2012. 7-5101 et, al. Defendant(s) ers Home Administra- petition. Copies of all 850-638-5002 The following vehicle IN THE CIRCUIT tion, a/k/a Rural Hous- court documents in this Healthcare/Medical 6-5105 260-5003/527-3380 will be sold at public COURT FOR THE NOTICE OF SALE ing Service Plaintiff, vs. case, including orders, IN THE COUNTY auction at Eastern Die- FOURTEENTH JUDI- PURSUANT TO MARGO NAYFEH are available at the Medical office COURT OF THE 14TH sel & Auto Wrecker CIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND CHAPTER 45 SHAW, a/k/a MARGO Clerk of the Circuit currently looking for JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Service Inc. 2005 S. FOR HOLMES NOTICE IS HEREBY N. SHAW, Court’s office. You may an AND FOR HOLMES Waukesha, Bonifay, Fl. COUNTY, FLORIDA GIVEN pursuant to an a/k/a MARGO SHAW, a review these docu- ARNP/PA COUNTY, FLORIDA at 8:00 a.m. on July 11, CASE NO.: Order or Final Judg- single woman; and ments upon request. to join our Medical CASE NO.: 11-157CC 2012 for towing and 2011-CA-000384 ment of Foreclosure HOLMES COUNTY, You must keep the team. CARLOS MARTINEZ, AIRLINES ARE HIR- storage. Vin # DIVISION: CIRCUIT dated June 12, 2012, FLORIDA, Defendants. Clerk of the Circuit Our office CARIDAD MARTINEZ, ING - Train for hands 1FTCR10A1LPB39972 CIVIL and entered in Case Court’s office notified of specializes in AND JAMIE B. on Aviation Mainte- 90 Ford Truck, Phillip VANDERBILT MORT- No.NOTICE OF ACTION your current address. Cardiology, Internal KUSHNER, Plaintiff, vs. nance Career. FAA ap- Dean Mullins, 1089 GAGE AND FINANCE, 30-2012-CA-000063 of STATE OF FLORIDA (You may file Notice of Medicine & Family SANDRO CHIFARI, proved program. Fi- Newton Rd., Bonifay, INC., a Tennessee cor- the Circuit Court of the COUNTY OF HOLMES Current Address, Flor- Practice. Fl. Eastern Diesel and Defendant(s). nancial aid if qualified - poration authorized to 14TH Judicial Circuit in TO: Any and all un- ida Supreme Court Ap- Housing available Please fax resume & Auto Wrecker Service, transact business in and for HOLMES known heirs, devisees, proved Family Law references to NOTICE OF SALE CALL Aviation Institute Inc. As published in the Florida, Plaintiff vs. County, Florida, grantees, assignees, Form 12.915.) Future 850-547-5415, Holmes County Times NOTICE IS HEREBY of Maintenance THE UNKNOWN wherein ROSE AC- lienors, creditors, trus- papers in this lawsuit (866)314-3769 attn Kim Sasser. ✳ ✳ ✳ B8 | Washington County News/Holmes County Times Advertiser Wednesday, June 27, 2012
The Holmes County Production/Ops 2 Bdrm/1 bath MH, Publisher’s Hwy 173 32’ x 52’ block 2008 Harley Board of County Drivers - HIRING building-has tin roof, Commissioners is EXPERIENCED/INEXPERI- Notice Graceville/Bonifay. Davidson $375/mo, depo sits on 1/2 acre 1 mile currently accepting ENCED TANKER from Bonifay city limits Street Glide applications for the DRIVERS! Great Ben- All real estate advertis- required ing in this newspaper is (850)393-3094. $33,000. position of On Call Press efits and Pay! New (850)768-0165. Non E/EMT. For ap- Fleet Volvo Tractors! 1 subject to the Fair Operator I Housing Act which 2 BR/1½ BA Mobile plication and com- Year OTR Exp. Req. - Home located at 225 &DOORQHRIRXU The News Herald is makes it illegal to ad- Lot for sale: 1st Ave, plete job description Tanker Training Availa- vertise “any preference, Hwy 77 N Chipley, contact Greg Barton, looking for an indi- ble. Call Today: limitation or discrimina- Esto, City water, ap- clean, w/d, stove, re- proved septic tank, §DGYLVRUV¨DQGSXWWKH EMS Director at the vidual to train to be a (877)882-6537 tion based on race, frig., d/w, a/c. Small EMS Office, Hwy 90 web offset press op- color, religion, sex, large concrete slab. Anniversay patio. Non smoking en- $7,600. Call &ODVVLILHGVWR East, Bonifay, FL erator. Duties in- handicap, familial status vironment, no pets. or national origin, or an (850)547-9291. Edition 32425, or clude handling rolls $550.00/ mth. $400.00 (850)547-4671. of paper, filling/ Drivers - New Refrig- intention, to make any 9,700 miles. Copper/ :25.)25<28 such preference, limita- deposit. Application, Black. In Excellent Please turn in up- cleaning ink foun- erated and Dry Van Reduced Price! tion or discrimination” backgroud, & credit condition w/Rinehart dated resume & ap- tains, placing/ re- freight. Daily or Weekly Two 8 acres on Bedie Familial status includes check. Avaialbe now. Exhaust, Power plication to the EMS moving plates for the pay! Quarterly Safety Rd, Two 9 acres on children under the age (850) 638-1272 & ask Commander, ABS, 7- /" Ê "1 /9Ê Director office no press, setting ink on Bonus! Flexible of 18 living with parents Bedie Rd. Two 5 acres for Chuck Security, Extra later than 4:00 pm black/ white/ color Hometime. CDL-A, 3 or legal custodians, & One 10 acres on 7- Headlights, 2 Seats, on June 28, 2012. pages, and com- months current OTR pregnant women and 3 BR/ 2BA MH CH/A. Buddy Rd. One 10 ac- many other options. nxä®ÊÈÎnäÓ£Ó Holmes County is a puter skills. High experience. people securing cus- Well & septic, new car- res on Gainer Rd. 10 tody of children under Always garage kept Drug-Free school diploma or (800)414-9569 pet. Sunny Hills area. acres on Hwy 77. 18. and well maintaned. Workplace and equivalent neces- www.driveknight.com $500/mth. Owner financing For Original owner. Only " -Ê "1 /9Ê Equal Opportunity sary. Must have ex- 850-535-9886 more info call Milton This newspaper will not $17,000, sold new Employer. cellent attendance Peel @ 850-638-1858. / - 6 ,/- , knowingly accept any 3BD/2BA Mobile for over $27,000. and good work advertising for real es- Drivers- Class A Home. In quiet Chipley 850-723-4642 nxä®Êx{Ç{£{ Install/Maint/Repair habits with mechani- tate which is in violation park. CH/A, W/D hook Flatbed -$- Home of the law. Our readers cal aptitude and up. No Pets. $475/mth computer skills, be Weekends, Run South- are hereby informed Diesel east US, Requires 1 Yr that all dwellings adver- plus deposit. able to lift 50 pounds tised in this newspaper 850-763-3320 or Mechanic and be flexible in OTR Flatbed experi- ence, & Pay UP TO are available on a equal 850-774-3034. SUMMER LAKE SALE With own tools, full hours available to .39¢/ mile Call opportunity basis. To 7 ACRES w/ time position. Extensive work. $10.00 per complain of discrimina- 3BD/2BA MH 3/4 mile (800)572-5489 x 227, DOCKABLE LAKE- light, medium, and hour to start. We of- tion call HUD toll-free at from Elementary SunBelt Transport, LLC 1-800-669-9777. The School. On Hwy 177A. FRONT ONLY $39,900 heavy equipment expe- fer a generous bene- NEVER BEFORE OF- rience required. For im- fits package includ- toll-free number for the Family oriented park. hearing impaired is Call (850)547-3746. FERED! Comps selling mediate interview send ing: 401(k), vacation 1-800-927-9275. for $100K & up! Beauti- resumes to Blind Box and sick leave, and MEDICAL OFFICE FOR RENT: Nice fully wooded homesite 3399 c/o The News life/ health/ vision/ TRAINEES NEEDED! 2BR & 3BR MH Cor- in spectacular, all wa- Herald, P.O. Box 1940, dental insurance. Train online to become bin RD Near Sapp terfront community. Panama City, FL 32402 Year-round employ- a Medical Office Assis- Community Church. Paved public roads, Web ID#: 34214643 ment. 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Available July 1, Mobile Home for Career Agent 2012 $650 per month Qualified Candidates Travel While Earning Rent. 3/2 Doublewide Big $$$. No Experience and $200 deposit. just S. of Bonifay on will have a current life No Pets. 638-1462 & health insurance li- Necessary. Paid Train- Pleasant Hill Rd. Availa- ATTN: DRIV- ing Transportation/ cense, excellent com- ERS…Apply Now, 13 For Rent 3BR/2BTH ble after 1st of June. munication skills, & self Lodging Provided. HIllcrest Circle, Vernon. Rent $600/ mth Secu- Driver Positions Top (877)646-5050. motivation to succeed 5% Pay, 401K, Great Hud Accepted! rity Deposit $500.00 in a commission based Insurance New KW 850-388-6535 638-8220 sales opportunity. We Conventionals 2 Mos FOR RENT. 3BD/ 2BA Wages Pond: Near * 1 offer leads, training and CDL Class A Driving house in Gilbert Subdi- Sunny Hills. SW 3br certification, & commis- Exp (877)258-8782 vision. $650/mth, 2ba, All appliances, sions paid twice weekly 9"1,Ê " *1/ , $650/depo. 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