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imesHOLMES COUNTY School Board talks T bus driver safety education dvertiser A5 Wednesday,A MARCH 20, 2013 www.bonifaynow.com Volume 122, Number 49 50¢ For the latest breaking news, visit BONIFAYNOW.COM BOCC: County dirt for county only

county dirt on private property, county needs. Whitaker’s absence at that board IN BRIEF paid or otherwise. Parish requested Goodman meeting. Board also At the request of the board, At- write an identical agreement for Holmes County Auditor Hilton Woman’s Club plans torney Jeff Goodman wrote a poli- rock. Galloway led an Audit Exit Confer- Game Night discusses cy restricting the use of county dirt “Hauling rock is no different ence, explaining there were a few on private property. from hauling dirt,” Parish said. discrepancies, but the overall au- BONIFAY — The Bonifay “We’re not in the dirt hauling Goodman agreed to write the dit was very positive. Woman’s Club will have business,” Commissioner Bill Par- policy and present it before the “One issue was that you chose its annual Game Night audit, signage ish said. “This is in no way to pun- board at the next meeting. not to fi nd out what the county is fundraiser 6-8 p.m. ish people; it’s just expensive to The Paid Time Off Abuse Poli- committing to future county re- Thursday, March 21 at By CECILIA SPEARS haul and opens the county up for cy the board had considered died tirees,” Galloway said. “As for the the Holmes County High 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT so much liability.” for lack of a second, but Goodman county’s budget, it is very well School Library. [email protected] Board Chairman Monty Mer- agreed to bring it before the board balanced. The investments are Games will include chant said with the county being at the next meeting. short-term, which avoids inter- bridge, Bunco, hand and BONIFAY — The Holmes County “freed up” from the private sec- “I just think Commissioner Da- est rate risks, reduced quite a bit foot, canasta, Mexican Board of County Commissioners tor, it will have that much more vid Whitaker should have a say train dominoes and passed a policy during its March time and resources to focus on as well,” Parish said in regard to See BOCC A2 others. Tickets, S10, can 12 meeting restricting the use of be purchased from club members. For information, call Jane Segrest at 547- 3741 or Doris Spears at Kiwanians 547-2080. DOWN HOME Two-Toe Tom Beauty Pageant learn about ESTO — The Two-Toe ‘Dukes’ star, Tom Festival Beauty Pageant will be April hospital 5-6 at the Graceville performers Civic Center. The entry fee is $50. Contestants By CECILIA SPEARS may participate in the highlight 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT photogenic competition [email protected] for an additional $10. Application deadlines are festival BONIFAY — Several were pres- March 22. Participants ent on behalf of Doctors Memo- must be between 0 and Special to the Times-Advertiser rial Hospital to give a presenta- 20. For more information, tion at the Bonifay Kiwanis Club’s call Teresa Bush at 263- BONIFAY — Classic cars, March 13 meeting. 4744 or Darlene Madden including the General Lee “We are a community hospi- at 263-3201. The Two- from “The Dukes of Hazzard,” tal,” said DMH Patient and Public Toe Tom festival will be 8 bluegrass music, and black-eyed Relations Director Brenda Blitch. a.m. to 4 p.m. April 13 peas combined to equal loads “That means we are invested in at John W. Clark Park in of fun this weekend when it all the community, and we’re gov- Esto. came together for the fi fth annual erned by the community.” Down Home Street Festival in Blitch said DMH has a Board Senior Expo slated Bonifay on Friday and Saturday. of Trustees, a fi ve-member board The festival featured Sonny of local citizens appointed by CHIPLEY — The Shroyer, who played Deputy Enos Florida’s governor each serv- Washington County in the TV series “The Dukes of ing a four-year term, and a Doc- Council on Aging will Hazzard.” Shroyer, who also was tors Memorial Hospital Founda- have its annual Senior featured in several Burt Reynolds tion, which raises money for the Expo from 9 a.m. to movies as well as “Forrest PHOTOS BY CATHRINE LAMB| Times-Advertiser hospital. 1 p.m. April 10 at the Gump,” also had his own TV Sonny Shroyer, right, who She gave a quick history of Washington County series, “Enos,” in the ’80s. played Deputy Enos in the the new Doctors Memorial Hos- Agricultural Center. Shroyer, who lives in Valdosta, pital, starting with purchasing Information will be TV series “The Dukes of Ga., was accompanied by his wife, Hazzard,” signs a fan’s handed out by hospitals, Paula, and engaged the crowd home health agencies, General Lee “01” shirt See HOSPITAL A2 all weekend, as he joined WMBB during the Down Home Street hospice agencies, state Chief Forecaster Jerry Tabatt for Festival at Veterans Park. The SHINE program, nursing the “Black-Eyed Pea Contest,” ON THE WEB home, funeral homes, a cake auction and autograph event featured music, food, the Washington-Holmes sessions and even sang to a entertainment and a car For more information Technical Center and group of grandmothers. show. At left, Shroyer shows about Doctors Memorial many more. Other groups performing off his Zumba skills. For more Hospital, visit www. photos, see Page B1 and doctorsmemorial.org. See DOWN HOME A3 visit bonifaynow.com. INDEX Arrests ...... A3 Opinion ...... A4 Outdoors ...... A8 Beekeeper Cutts receives Folk Heritage Award Sports ...... A9 Extra ...... B1 By RANDAL SEYLER Blaine Q. Waide, state folklor- rying on his family heritage, as Classifi eds ...... B7 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT ist with the Bureau of Historic well as the state of Florida’s rich [email protected] Preservation. beekeeping traditions. The ceremony will be at 6:30 “He has traveled worldwide TALLAHASSEE — Washington p.m. at Mission San Luis, 2100 W. to share his knowledge, exper- County’s premier beekeeper, Tennessee St. It is open to the tise and family stories about the Laurence Cutts of Chipley, will public. traditional art of beekeeping. I Phone: 850-547-9414 receive a Florida Folk Heritage “Laurence Cutts embodies have met nobody more deserv- Web site: bonifaynow.com Award today in Tallahassee in the spirit of a Florida Folk Heri- ing of this award, the highest Fax: 850-547-9418 recognition of his achievements tage Award,” Waide said. “These honor of its kind in the state. Mr. perpetuating the traditional awards recognize outstanding Cutts has spent his lifetime pro- art of beekeeping and honey folk artists for their longstand- moting and perpetuating bee- production. ing contributions to Florida’s keeping in Florida.” Cutts is one of three peo- traditional heritage. A third-gen- Based on recommendations ple receiving a Florida Folk eration beekeeper, Mr. Cutts has LAURENCE CUTTS Heritage Award this year, said devoted nearly 75 years to car- See CUTTS A3 Connect with us 24/7 Get breaking news, videos, expanded stories, photo imes galleries, opinions and more... TAdvertiser bonifaynow.com @WCN_HCT A2 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Local Wednesday, March 20, 2013 BOCC from page A1 HOSPITAL from page A1 of debt and accumulated no son the authority to identify the land in 2002 and continuing to ovarian cyst, adhesions, tonsillec- plans open on Oct. 11 and end on new debt last year. It was a signs that are stolen, relo- the groundbreaking ceremony on tomy and hemorrhoidectomy. Dec. 7, so take your time in choos- pretty good year in utilizing cated or unauthorized by 911 Valentine’s Day 2007. “We do 95 percent of our lab work ing. Remember to ask the impor- your resources.” and work with the attorney “What a celebration we had that in house,” Blitch said. “And that in- tant questions, like what your re- Commissioner Kenneth to have a letter sent out and day,” Blitch said. “We did something cludes cardiac markers, chemistry sponsibility will be and what do they Williams said the board be reinforced by law enforce- that was never thought possible. panels, liver function tests, potas- cover.” chose not to conduct the ment as a second-degree With a lot of hard work and perse- sium, protime, urine culture, drug DMH doctor and Chief of Staff study because it would cost misdemeanor. verance, we made it happen.” testing for employment, complete Patrick Hawkins spoke on how ap- $8,000 to $10,000 just to get an After a public hearing, the On April 1, 2008, the hospital had blood count, lipid profi le, thyroid preciative he was of DMH. estimate. road abandonment was ta- its grand opening. testing, hemoglobin A1C, routine “I grew up in Bonifay and eventu- “The cost has been great- bled after local resident Tom Blitch said the hospital has seen urinalysis and rapid strep. We also ally went to school at Florida State ly reduced since then,” Gal- Smith said abandoning the a 133 percent increase in patients have a Wound Care Center, which is University,” Hawkins said. “That’s loway said. “It’s now around road would mean cutting off since its opening. a chronic problem with those who a lot of student loans, and on top of $3,500 and only has to be access to his property. “We’ve got a rehabilitation de- have diabetes.” that, while I was in college I decided done every three years, but “This is the fi rst I’ve heard partment now,” Blitch said. “We’ve She thanked the DMH Auxiliary, to get married, which meant more this really has been an issue of this,” Goodman said. “Let got acute therapy, swingbed reha- which contributes time and funds debt. During my second year, Doc- across the country. Govern- me look into the matter and bilitation and outpatient therapy.” for special projects. tors Memorial Hospital gave me a ment agencies everywhere bring it before the board at She said acute therapy is good “We love our volunteers,” Blitch scholarship and took a huge burden have no idea how to project the next meeting. We won’t for falls, orthopedic pain, after said. “They make such a differ- off me, and they’ve been a huge that amount mainly due to need to hold another public surgery and COPD issues, and ence and raise the hospital around support.” the Baby Boomers making it hearing, and if this is cleared swingbed rehabilitation is good $10,000 a year.” Hawkins said it was “amazing to unforeseeable.” up, then we’ll just need to for a short-term stay at the hospi- DMH will have a Golf Scramble see that we offer a lot of services and County employee Hubert publish after adopting it, and tal when medically stable after an and Golf Ball Drop on April 12 at the much more than anyone realizes. Hendrix asked the board after 30 days it will be made acute stay. Dogwood Lakes Golf Club. “It was revolutionary what we about its sign-making policy, effective.” “Swingbed rehabilitation us- “We’re also celebrating our fi fth could do with what we had. Elec- saying the county had start- At the board’s Jan. 16 age has increased by 240 percent,” anniversary on Monday, April 1,” tronic charting was really nice for ed making signs for itself meeting, resident Jeffery Blitch said. “We also have a physi- Blitch said. “We’ll have a Customer sending and receiving information and local agencies 10 years Johnson had raised the re- cal therapy gym and physical ther- Appreciation Day with free lunch to and from facilities with such ago to save money but now quest to properly vacate a apy pool. We offer aquatic therapy and screenings. We usually have ease. It greatly improved the qual- is getting requests from local street that dead-ends next and occupational therapy.” important people like Marti Coley ity of care.” towns for parks. to a piece of property he She said they have received so show up; she spent last year with He said that DMH had “all you “We save a lot of money by purchased recently from many good reviews of the aquatic us.” needed from a large hospital right making it ourselves, because Collette. therapy because it “accelerates re- Blitch said the hospital provides here at home.” if we were to purchase them, “It’s 8.5 acres of usable habilitation while increasing range many free services to the com- “I’m very proud of our hospital, it would cost us four times land, but if that piece of street of motion with less pain.” munity, such as free screenings and I’m very proud of our commu- as much per sign,” Hendrix was properly vacated it would “It takes the weight off the in- at events, educational luncheons, nity,” Hawkins said. “You’d be sur- said. “And as much as we be 10.6,” Johnson said. jured area, and the patients love the awareness events such as the prised at what we can offer.” have to replace some signs, Landowner Daniel Col- therapeutic properties of the warm Heart Walk and tours for students, DMH Administrator JoAnn that’d be very expensive very lette said the board’s old res- water,” Blitch said. “Occupational giving them information on what Baker asked for the community’s quick. I just want to know if olution didn’t include the low- therapy gives you the strength to it takes to become a doctor, nurse, support. we should be dealing with er half to be properly vacated, go back to doing the simple, every- technician, etc. “You should be very proud of local towns, and if so, how but that he was ready to sign day things required with work at “We feed the children every your hospital,” Baker said. “We much are we going to charge the required paper work and home or on the job.” year at the Holmes County Public need your support and your input. them?” pay the $500 to place up the The hospital’s Digital Mammog- Library’s end-of-the-year celebra- You might think we’re magicians Goodman said his concern sign. raphy Department does an aver- tion,” she said. “That’s just to name the way we put $2.5 (million) into re- is that the county is staying “We’ve got to run an ad age of 1,200 mammograms a year, a few of the services provided to the lieving debt to our patients and still within state guidelines for and hold a public hearing at she said. community.” be able to continue on, but this is a signage requirements for all the next meeting in March,” DMH also has a Prodigy Primo This biggest service, she said, is community hospital, and if it wasn’t mandated signs. Goodman said. Lunar Bone Densitometer, which called Bad Debt and Charity. for the support of the community, Parish said he “didn’t be- The board approved of measures bone density and helps “This is where we forgive bad we wouldn’t have been able to make lieve the county should be in Hendrix’s request to pur- in the diagnosis of osteoporosis, debt for our customers,” Blitch all that go away.” the sign-making business.” chase an air compressor for “which is very common in women,” said. “In 2007, we gave back $1 mil- Baker asked that if anyone Hendrix said he would $2,400 using FEMA funds. Blitch said. lion in debt, and in 2012, we gave had any questions, comments or contact the state to make The board also approved The hospital also offers mobile back $2.5 million. If we were a typi- concerns to contact the hospi- sure all the specifi cations are to raise the preference for nuclear medicine, a “non-invasive cal business, that kind of expenses tal through Human Resources at up to code. using a local vendor for pur- study to determine disease in many would’ve done us in, but we’re about 547-8004. After much discussion, 911 chases from 3 percent to 5 bodily organs and bone structure the community.” “We’re your community hospital, Director Clint Erickson said percent. using less radiation then an X-ray DMH’s Donna Burroughs spoke and we love you,” Baker said. not only is there a problem This means if there is a or CT scan,” and mobile MRI. on the difference between HMOs They wrapped up with the video with people stealing and relo- 5 percent or less difference Their general and laparoscopic and PPOs: HMOs allow you to pick they did for the Pink Dance Com- cating signs, but there is also between bidded items, then surgical procedures include gall- your physician, while a PPO has a petition for MedLine, which Blitch a growing problem of people the county can choose the bladder, colonoscopy, hernia, biop- group of physicians to choose from. said was done by the hospital in putting up personal signs. local vendor over the lowest sies, scopes, carpel tunnel, hyster- “Always ask questions when honor of one of its nurses who was The board gave Erick- bidder. ectomy, mastectomy, tubal ligation, choosing,” Burroughs said. “These diagnosed with breast cancer.

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Mark Shannon Flynt, 52, driving from the Dance Center of Bonifay, the Troy of the Disney Village when shot in Disney while license suspended or revoked Dampier Band, the Holmes County High World,” Shroyer said. “These are real Jason Robert Booth, 29, failure to Justin Footman, hold for Polk School and Bonifay Middle School Choir, people, and we have having a ball here this appear on issuing worthless checks County Jayme Bryan, Dancing in the Streets with weekend.” Jason Bruner, 40, driving while li- Teresa Lavon Godwin, 41, public Angela, AFGT Praise Band, Robert Couch Bill Jones from Panama City Beach, cense suspended or revoked assistance fraud and the Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ. accompanied by his family, spent the day Emory Lee Brunson, 44, cruelty to Irene Elizabeth Harris, 33, driving Students from Bonifay Taekwondo U.S.A. admiring the classic cars while his wife animals under the infl uence with serious bodi- performed a demonstration of their skills, and children enjoyed the amusements and Forrest David Cline, 56, hold for ly injury, child cruelty and students from the Holmes County High musical entertainment. prison transport service Eric Shane Hatfi ll, 28, grand ve- School JROTC were on hand to help keep “This is a great car show by itself,” Jones Riva Cripes, 27, domestic battery, hicle theft the festival running smoothly. 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A few for Malzie Wells Smith a bed of the pickup truck. days ago, few months ago, held at Upon leaving the Harrells the Prattler Campground Cemetery with Luvern in Columbus, received a north of Westville, Mrs. the peach seekers went telephone Steverson and Mrs. their way to load up with call from Smith, associated with the peaches. We were to Joyce Gordon and Oakley Smith drive back to Luvern and Williams PERRY’S families, spoke kind words Hubert’s for the night Stanfi eld, regarding my writings in before proceeding home PRATTLE a Holmes the Holmes County paper. to Washington County. Perry Wells County At the recent Wild Hazard number two native who explained she Game Dinner at Poplar overtook us after the truck had read and enjoyed my Springs School, Gwen was loaded with fresh article concerning my Young and husband, peaches. An overload great uncle, Jasper Green John Young, parents of spring gave way, dropping Wells, and his family. local attorney, Brandon the full load down to the The caller told me Young, told me of their axle, thus disabling our that my kinsman lived readership of the “Prattle” movement. Suffi ce to say, it on Montana Avenue in and especially appreciated was approaching midnight north Bonifay and she had the historical nature of my when we made it back to enjoyed many visits sitting material. Mrs. Young is the Hammond home. Very and talking with my uncle a retired Holmes County little is remembered about and wife, Aunt Linnie teacher and taught with the overnight stay except Baker Wells, as they all sat sister, Hazel Tison it was rather crowded on the front porch of the When talking to the with all the additional Wells home. Mrs. Stanfi eld lady in Griffi n, Ga., I people converging on the told me her family moved immediately surmised household. Refl ections to Columbus, Ga., and that her family moved to down through the years later to Griffi n, Ga., where Columbus from Bonifay has told me of the obvious she still makes her home. seeking employment in imposition such a venture This call again called to the cotton mills. I did not brought to the young my attention the numbers inquire if this was the couple, who attempted to of people who have told case, and my guess may be be gracious hosts even me how much they enjoy strictly conjecture. though ill-prepared to having the “Prattle” The call has caused handle seven additional column being printed me to refl ect on the people thrust upon them. in the Holmes County many, many families I All the combined Times-Advertiser. recall of having relocated experiences has brought Among those making to Columbus for work my mind to another Jim comments about my in the textile industry. and Jesse protest song articles include Shawn Some remained for a titled “Cotton Mill Man,” Ingram, who was lifetime and some gave written by a man named associated with this father, up and returned to this Langston and recorded by Mr. Carl Ingram, in the area seeking different SPECIAL TO TIMES-ADVERTISER the duo in 1985. long-time operation of livelihoods. The lyrics: “I was born the Western Auto Store One Holmes County Jim and Jesse and The Virginia Boys: Dave Sutherland, Allen Shelton, Jim in the shadow of a cotton in Bonifay. Roy Messer family, Otho Consford Buchanan and Don McHan. mill smoke stack down in and wife, Donna Land and wife, Odell Barber pastures. Whether true desperation, the couple In one of Hugh Wells’ Alabama’s bottom land, Messser, residents of Consford, remained in or not, I cannot fully moved to Columbus for many efforts to provide for where my grand pappy Holmes County, told me the county until their attest, but reportedly work in the cotton mill his large family, he hauled broke his back pulling several months ago they children, Willard and Otho was unhappy with industry. After several peaches from the Georgia on a cotton sack, to raise read and enjoy my weekly Wilma, had fi nished high the move and looked for months of disillusionment, area, peddling them along my Pa to be a cotton narratives in the papers. school before making the an opportunity to move they returned home and his favorite established mill man. I’ve got lots of At the funeral service move looking for greener back south. Upon seeing tried their hand at many route. In the early 1940s, memories — government he would not likely return other endeavors but never the entrepreneur planned commodities — when all HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY? to Holmes County, he left the area again. a peach run to the our meat came in a can. reportedly told his family My fathers’ cousin, Columbus area. It ended While the boss man on the Letters to the editor and comments on Web versions that in case he did not get Luvern Harrell, oldest up being an opportunity hill bought his steak and of news stories are welcomed. to leave Columbus before daughter of O. D Brock for our Aunt O.D., along ate his fi ll – then called Letters are edited only for grammar, spelling, dying that his request was Harrell and W. Alto with young daughters upon to clean his grill the clarity, space and consistency, but we ask that they for his body to be placed in Harrell, married Hubert Janie and Myrtle, to cotton mill man. I saw be limited to 300 words where possible. Letter writers the Chattahoochee River Hammond. They soon join our dad, Hugh, our my woman cry when her are asked to provide a home address and daytime where he could fl oat as sought employment in the granddaddy, Tom Wells, baby daughter died. Why telephone number (neither is printed) for verifi cation far as possible back to his factories of Columbus and and with Perry and Jim the doctor never came, purposes. native homeland. lived in housing provided Wells being allowed to “tag the lack of money was to Letters may be sent to 1364 N. Railroad Ave., When my dad’s sister, for employees by the along.” blame.” Chipley, FL 32428 or emailed to news@chipleypaper. Virginia (Jenny) Wells, company. Their living The fi rst hazard of the Then the lament: “Lord, com. Please specify if the married Arthur Hinson arrangement was the only trip was some serious don’t let my son grow up letter should be printed in the in 1934, the country one observed by the writer sunburn to the four to be a sweaty cotton mill Washington County News or was still in the throes of of those who moved to youngsters who made the man!” Holmes County Times-Advertiser. the Depression Era. In Columbus. trip standing in the open See you all next week. Questions? Call 638-0212. TimesHOLMES COUNTY Whoever invented Spring Break? dvertiser It’s Some wholesome things them. I also saw on the peanut harvest, but I don’t A March, and also happen during spring TV news where a group recall any short session schools and break, though. For my were building a home in in the spring to harvest Nicole P. Barefi eld, Publisher colleges are granddaughters, just being Calloway which had been produce which was our Randal Seyler, Editor all having home with family and destroyed by fi re. So not all biggest crop. Cameron Everett, Production Supervisor spring friends, going shopping, activities are hedonistic. Here in Florida, Spring The Times-Advertiser is published on Wednesdays by Halifax vacations. even visiting aged But to answer my Break gives a big boost Getting grandparents or a day trip Media Group, 112 E. Virginia Ave., Bonifay, FL 32425. 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The school expressed permission of Halifax Media Group. wall, nearly nude bodies Reach use their school the garden. Later after the break is good for those hold beer cans or funnels vacation to visit Panama children were established who undergo the stress of coming from a keg into City Beach and share elsewhere, we enjoyed a the present-day classroom. POSTMASTER: SUBSCRIPTION RATES several mouths. It is not their Christian testimony. visit to Southwest Florida I am happy for the IN COUNTY Send address change to: a scene where I would They offer bus rides to where our daughter lived, opportunity to have family 13 weeks: $12.61; 26 weeks: Holmes County want my grandchildren to and from any destination; and we could fi sh on members visit, especially $18.90; 52 weeks: $30.45 be. Fortunately, although restaurants, clubs, parks, Babcock Ranch. I would this year to help me get Times-Advertiser OUT OF COUNTY most of my seven are near shopping centers. 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Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Local Holmes County Times-Advertiser | A5 School Board talks bus driver safety education By CECILIA SPEARS Dixon explained that it Chairman Rusty Wil- 547-9414 | @WCN_HCT was a personnel issue and liams thanked the City of [email protected] couldn’t be placed on the Bonifay and the Bonifay agenda until Dixon had a Fire Department for their BONIFAY — Holmes County recommendation and that recent honoring of the Hol- District School Board mem- wouldn’t be done until the mes County High School’s bers discussed on Monday regular hiring over the boy’s basketball team for increasing bus driver safety summer. winning state. education to biannual in- “The only definite an- “It was a wonderful stead of annually. swer we can give you right presentation honoring School Board member now is that it’s being looked our boys,” said Williams. Jason Motley initiated the into,” said Dixon. “We’re “The City of Bonifay held discussion of bus safety by looking at every avenue, a parade and ceremony asking for the curriculum for instance we’re trying to for the boys and the Boni- involved in the annual bus Cecilia Spears | Times-Advertiser see if a position has to be fay Fire Department pro- driver workshops. Holmes County School District Board members discussed bus safety education for created or if we can use an vided a great lunch. They Superintendent Eddie already existing position to were very generous and Dixon said it included CPR bus drivers on Monday. fill that need; not necessar- I want everyone to know training, conflict resolution, ily saying that the person how much we appreciate the referral process, etc. a year with possible dis- Resident and teacher put on the agenda to get would come from within them.” “I just want to make cussion and input from the at Bethlehem High School this started. We’ve got over our existing staff but that The next scheduled sure that our bus drivers drivers.” Tamra Kriser was pres- 700 signatures from 700 in- we won’t have to create a board meeting is set for are being educated in how Dixon said that he ent to ask the board about dividuals that want to see new position. We love what 9 a.m. on April 2 at the to deal with confronta- would look into what was the progress of Bethlehem this happen.” Holmes County Choir has Holmes County District tions, much like the one required to get something High School’s upcoming Kriser requested that done; it’s a wonderful pro- School Board located at bus driver had sto face in like that set up. art and music classes once she be placed on the agen- gram and we’d love to see 701 East Pennsylvania Ave. Midland City,” said Motley. “We do have certain again. da April’s meeting and that at all of our schools.” in Bonifay. “We need to get a little pro- state requirements that “The Holmes County active until the state gives must be followed by state Choir came to Bethlehem us instructions on what to but it wouldn’t hurt to ex- and put on an amazing do. 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By JACQUELINE BOSTICK the Australian shepherd stray was adopting her through ARC, adding fi cation process that includes the 747-5081 picked up by Bay County Animal “she looked a lot like our dog that submission of veterinary records, [email protected] Control on July 23, and fi ve days died and we were looking for an old photos and an accurate de- later, Animal Rescue Control be- Australian shepherd.” scription of the pet. PANAMA CITY — It was the most gan screening her for adoption. Stormy was not a perfect match “It’s kind of hard for us to say, grueling four hours of waiting she When selecting animals for for the Wilkinson family, but Wilkin- ‘You can’t have your dog back,’ ” he had ever experienced. adoption, in addition to general son soon received a phone call said, adding microchipping and ID Eventually, though, Animal animal shelter and foster home from ARC informing her someone tags are an asset for such cases. Rescue Control of Bay County availability, the agency conducts else wanted Stormy. After Julian proved the dog called Holly Julian of Chipley with temperament testing to see if “the “Everything that happened once belonged to her, Cromer SPECIAL TO THE TIMES-ADVERTISER no doubt “that their Stormy was dog seems to have personality,” was an amazing story; it was just linked Wilkinson with Julian, and Abby the Australian shepherd our Abby,” Julian said. said Charles Cromer, president of meant to be,” Wilkinson said. Julian was reunited with Abby on was reunited with her family in Before her disappearance, the ARC, a local all-volunteer organi- Cromer said after he learned March 4. dog was part-time inside, part- zation that helps local animals fi nd the Wilkinsons had decided “We had her since she was 4 Chipley after being found by time penned outside and part-time homes. against keeping Stormy, he posted weeks old, so we are really adjust- Animal Rescue Control of Bay loose outside. Cromer said Abby is an Ausi- a photo on Facebook, hoping to ed to her personality,” Julian said. County after being missing for “She would wander a little in Ausi mix, “intelligent, very people- fi nd another pet foster parent. “We got our Abby back.” 8 months. the neighborhood but would never oriented, easy to train and normal- “It was kind of amazing that the She said she knew Abby disappear,” Julian said. ly pretty outgoing.” day that we were re-homing — the recognized her and her son, Timo- Wilkinson said although she is But near the end of July last Leslie Wilkinson of Monticello adoptive family was needing us to thy, and daughter, Megan. still looking for an Australian shep- year, Abby wandered away. thought the same. re-home Stormy — the original “As soon as we got there … herd to adopt, she is happy Abby “Several weeks later, we de- “They are probably the smart- owners saw a post on Facebook,” and we said ‘Abby’ and she came was reunited with her family. cided something had happened est dogs on the planet, and they’re Cromer said. running,” Julian said. “She was “I am so glad Holly found her to her and she’s never coming also loyal,” Wilkinson said. ARC’s policy is if the pet was bouncing back and forth between dog again; I can imagine that she home,” Julian said. She said she found Stormy a stray, the original owner can the kids and myself. … We were all was so distraught. Stormy is such What they didn’t know was that online and began the process of reclaim it after undergoing a veri- in tears, including Leslie.” a great dog,” she said.

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Lucas Dykes 6- MARIANNA — Rutherford TOUGH BREAKS 4, 6-1, No. 2: Grey Talkington avenged an earlier loss def. by Mathew Bruhn 4-6, as Heath Holmes pitched 6-1, 7-5, No. 3: Seth Koller four innings in the mercy def. Zack Boone 6-4, 6-0, rule win. Holmes yielded Photos by RANDAL SEYLER } THE NEWS No. 4: Reed Maddox def. six hits but didn’t walk a TOP: Wallace Bailey performs a Adam Zawahry 6-0, 6-0, No. batter, a key according to board break, fl ying over four fellow 5: Brandon Wachtseitl def. Rams coach Jon Hudson students (At Left) Lina Teck, Pedro Chris Booker 6-0, 6-1. whose staff has been Teck and Steven Pinnella, all Tiny Doubles — No. 1: plagued by wildness. Tigers from Bonifay Taekwondo Bennett-Talkington def. Seven Rams hit safely U.S.A., demonstrate their extreme Dykes-Bruhn 8-4, No. 2: with Dondrell Harris with form at the fi fth annual Down Koller-Maddox def. Boone- one hit, two RBIs and two Zawahry 8-3. runs scored. Dallas Davis Home Street Festival in Bonifay on Girls had two RBIs and Nick Saturday. RIGHT: Wesley Wing, Mosley 6, Bay 1 Nelson had a double and a 6th degree taekwondo master, Singles — No. 1: Holly two RBIs. breaks four boards with a jump Scott def. Chloe Harris 6-0, spinning kick while blindfolded. 6-2, No. 2: Ashley Sheffi eld University School 8, def. by Marley Peters 7-6 Bozeman 1 (7-3), 6-3, No. 3: Rachel SAND HILLS — The Bates def. Mary Higby 6-0, Memphis, Tenn., school 6-2, No. 4: Sam Snodgrass scored four runs in the def. Elizabeth Allen 6-1, 6-2, fi rst inning on Bucks’ No. 5: Jana Miles def. Tara starter and loser Reed McCormick 6-4, 6-3. Ruddick. Bozeman, 7-3, Doubles — No. 1: Scott- had two hits, but Alec Sheffi eld def. Harris-Peters Aleywine and Logan 8-2, No. 2: Bates-Snodgrass Strausbaugh. Brandon def. Higby-Allen 8-1. Suttles had an RBI for the Bucks. Softball Holmes County 6, Port St. Joe 13-13, PDL 4 Myrtle (Miss.) 3-3 PONCE DE LEON — Jenna PORT ST. JOE — Chase Sellers allowed six hits Wilder struck out four and in a complete-game win. allowed two hits for the Prescott was 2 for 4 with a Tiger Sharks in the opener home run and three RBIs of a doubleheader sweep. Celebrating the and Courtney English had a Tyler Worley was 2 for 3, Resurrection of Jesus Christ! hit and two RBIs. Bryce Godwin 2 for 4, Cole Cryderman 2 for 4 and Rutherford 5, Bay 1 Ricky Pennington 2 for 4. Celebrating the Easter Sunday Service SPRINGFIELD — The Rams Port St. Joe won the 8:15 a.m. improved to 8-2 as Curtin second game by the same Taylor struck out 10 and score behind Cryderman, Grace Lutheran Church allowed seven hits. who struck out three and Resurrection! 3309 Highway 90 East Abbie Barron had yielded one hit. Worley Bonifay, FL 32425 two singles and a double was 3 for 3, Godwin 2 for 4, (850) 547-9898 and two RBIs, Micah Tucker Smith 2 for 4 and Pledger had two singles Darkeice Davis 2 for 3. and a double and Paige Williamsen doubled for Blountstown 8, South Rutherford. Walton 7 BLOUNTSTOWN — The Easter Week Blountstown 24, West Tigers remained unbeaten Gadsden 0 at 12-0 as Tanner Peacock scored the winning run on Services GREENSBORO — a wild pitch in the bottom Blountstown exploded for 19 of the seventh inning. March 28 runs in the second inning of Colby Mullins was the Service of Tenebrae a game shortened to three winning pitcher in relief 6:30 pm innings to improve to 3-8. and was 3 for 4 at the plate. Josh Taylor was 2 For the Tigers, Courtney March 29 McFarland had four hits and for 4. four RBIs, Taylor Stalnaker Good Friday and Jordan Herndon each Altha 10, Ingomar 3 12:00 pm had three hits and two ALTHA — Justin Waldroff RBIs, Sarah Liffi ck two was 2 for 3 with a double, March 31 hits and four RBIs, Lauren two runs and an RBI as Easter Service Blackburn two hits and the Wildcats defeated the Easter Sunday three RBIs and Chelsey Mississippi school. Hunter 10:45 AM Weiler, Randa McCroan, Baggett had a bases- Cierra Brown and Hope clearing double and Jacob March 31, 2013 Jerkins all had two hits. Ratliff had a double and First United Methodist Church Holmes County 12, RBI. Winning pitcher Cody 202 N. Oklahoma St., Bonifay • 547-3785 Freeport 7 Barfi eld went the distance. First Baptist Church Bonifay FIRST WIN Passion Play 2013 .BSDItt First United Methodist Church of Chipley Friday - 7 p.m. Holy Week Services Monday-Friday at 12:00 noon Good Friday Stations of the Cross, March 29 at 6:30 p.m. Visual Saturday - 5 & 7:30 p.m. reenactment of the days leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion perfomed Easter Sunday - 7 p.m. by our group on the stage in our new John Wesley Building. Free early seating tickets Sunday, March 31 at 9:00 and 11:00 am available Celebration of the Risen Lord. Message by Rev. Jerry May. 850-547-2420 or All are invited to bring a friend and come rejoice with us. [email protected] Holmes Creek Baptist Church Easter Schedule Sunday March 24 at 10:30 AM Chipley Easter Cantata Friday, March 29 at 6:30 PM Easter Morning Celebration Tenebrae Service Worship Service – 8:30am, 9:45am, 11:00am Sunday, March 31 at 10:30 AM Sunday School – 9:45am, 11:00 am SPECIAL TO THE TIMES-ADVERTISER Easter Service 1300 South Blvd. • Michael J. Orr, Pastor On March 9, Layne DuBoise won his fi rst heat and No Evening Services on Easter Sunday (850) 638-1830 • www.firstbaptistchipley.com feature win at the Tri-State off Road Park in Clarksville. A10 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Local Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Prough wins Walmart Bass Fishing League Bulldog Division on Lake Seminole Special to the Times-Advertiser $1,387 15-10, $555 8th: Daniel Buswell, 4th: Jim Windham, Bo- 10th: David Millsaps, Newnan, Ga., four bass, 11- BAINBRIDGE, Ga. — Chad naire, Ga., fi ve bass, 18-8, Ranger, Ga., fi ve bass, 15-9, 0, $312 Prough of Chipley weighed $971 $486 9th: Patrick Watson, a fi ve-bass limit totaling 5th: Terry Stevens, Mari- Complete results can be Newnan, Ga., three bass, 10- 22 pounds, 8 ounces Satur- anna, fi ve bass, 17-6, $833 found at FLWOutdoors.com. 12, $278 day to win the Walmart Bass 6th: Jayme Rampey, Lib- Tyler Morgan of Co- 10th: Richard Noel, Pi- Fishing League Bulldog Di- erty, S.C., fi ve bass, 16-13, lumbus, Ga., weighed a netta, three bass, 10-1, $231 vision event on Lake Semi- $763 fi ve-bass limit totaling 15 10th: Ken Wheeler, Mar- nole. For his victory, Prough 7th: Brandon Cobb, pounds, 8 ounces Saturday tin, Ga., fi ve bass, 10-1, $231 earned $4,163. Greenwood, S.C., fi ve bass, to win $2,082 in the co-angler The next BFL Bull- File Photo by CATHRINE LAMB The remaining top 10 16-9, $694 + Evinrude Bo- division. dog Division tournament Two white deer and an African deer were stolen pros were: nus: $300 Rounding out the top 10 is scheduled for May 4 on from the home of Milton Peel on Friday. A $5,000 8th: Chris Blair, Newnan, 2nd: Mike Reid, Perry, co-anglers were: Lake Sinclair in Milled- reward is being offered for information leading to Ga., fi ve bass, 16-6, $625 2nd: Walter James, Ho- geville, Ga. After the last Ga., fi ve bass, 21-11, $2,082 the return of the animals. 3rd: Mark Holloway, 9th: Howard Poitevint, schton, Ga., three bass, 14-0, divisional tournament is Madison, Ga., fi ve bass, 21-1, Bainbridge, Ga., fi ve bass, $1,041 complete, the top 40 boat- 3rd: Frank Jordan, Bain- ers and 40 co-anglers based bridge, Ga., fi ve bass, 12-8, on point standings will $692 qualify for the Oct. 17-19 White deer stolen 4th: Mic Miller, Buena Regional Championship on From Staff Reports Oak Terrace Vista, Ga., three bass, 12-3, Lake Hartwell in Lavonia, $486 Ga. Boaters will compete CHIPLEY — A $5,000 reward is being offered for infor- 5th: Ronnie Green, Tam- for a top award of a Ranger mation leading to the return of two white deer stolen Apartments pa, four bass, 12-1, $416 Z518 with a 200-horsepower from a Chipley resident’s home on Friday. 6th: Guy Jordan, Gaines- Evinrude or Mercury out- The twin white deer, along with an African deer, 100 OAK TERRACE LANE ville, Ga., three bass, 11-9, board and a Chevy Silvera- were stolen from the home of Milton Peel on Friday at BONIFAY, FL 32425 $364 do, while co-anglers will fi sh about 8 a.m. The animals were taken from their nurs- 6th: Nick Sperounis, Law- for a new Ranger Z518 with ery and play pen. (850) 547-4941 renceville, Ga., four bass, 11- a 200-horsepower Evinrude If you have any information, please call 326-9109 or APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED AT THE SITE OFFICE 9, $364 or Mercury outboard. call the Washington County Sheriff’’s Department. WEDNESDAY 8 A.M. UNTIL 4:30 P.M. 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Game Night BONIFAY — The Bonifay Woman’s Club will hold their annual Game Night Caleb Simmons of Ponce fundraiser from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, at de Leon, a big fan of the the Holmes County High School Library. General Lee, was at the Games will include Down Home Street Festival Bridge, Bunco, hand and foot, Canasta, Mexican to see the cars. The event train dominoes and others. Door prizes will be given featured music, food, and refreshments served. entertainment, a car show, Tickets are S10 and can be purchased from club and even a celebrity — members. Sonny Shroyer, who played Advance ticket purchases by March 18 Deputy Enos on “The are recommended. For PHOTOS BY RANDAL SEYLER | information or tickets, call Dukes of Hazzard” was on Sonny Shroyer, who played Deputy Enos in “The Dukes of Hazzard,” Extra Jane Segrest at 547-3741 or hand to sign autographs. was signing autographs and visiting with folks at the Down Home Doris Spears at 547-2080. Street Festival. He also served as a judge in the Bakin’ Wars contest and even tried his hand at Zumba. Chamber Clay Shoot CHIPLEY — The Washington County Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a Clay Shooting Event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on Friday, March 22. The event will be at Hard Labor Creek Shooting Sports, 2131 Clayton Road in Chipley. The event will consist of 10 stations, each giving a different type of target presentation, where each shooter will attempt to break 10 targets. The person or team that breaks the most targets Students of the Dance Center of Bonifay performed during wins. Lowest score on Saturday’s festival at Veteran’s Park. the team will be dropped. The Bonifay Elementary School Drummers performed Shooters may walk or ride Saturday morning. a golf cart or ATV through the course. Participants may bring their own cart or reserve a cart for $10. Nothing larger than 12 guage shotguns may be used. The maximum load is 1-1/8 ounce of shot and the largest shot size allowed is #7.5. The deadline for registering is today, March 20. There will be team prizes and individual prizes with two award categories, one for youth and one for adults. Registration is $40 per person and $140 for a 4 person team and may Free black eye pea and cornbread was available, Laurel Murley, a member of the Holmes County High be done online. Fees served by the Miss Black Eye Pea Pageant royalty. School JROTC, handed out tickets and programs and can be paid by cash, assisted visitors to the festival. check or Paypal through the Chamber Store at waschomall.com/shop/ index.php. INDEX Society ...... B2 Faith ...... B4 Obituaries ...... B5 Classifi eds ...... B7

A vendor shows off some of his colorful arts and crafts at Saturday’s festival. A variety of food was available at the festival, and the weather was excellent. B2 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Washington County News Extra Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Les Jolie Dames Civic Club to sponsor gospel/spiritual workshop

Special to Extra Everyone is invited to Constance received a spe- Choir, Crossroads Gospel New York City. participate and learn while cialist degree from Nova Choir, Greater New Zion The joy of her life is her CHIPLEY — The Les Jo- having a grand time. South Eastern University Primitive Baptist Church family. She is the wife of Mr. lie Dames Civic Club will The church is at 419 and her National Board Men’s Choir, organizer James Poitier, associate di- sponsor a gospel/spiri- Martin Luther King Blvd. Certification in music edu- of gospel/spiritual music rector of banda and arrang- tual workshop at 5:30 p.m. in Chipley. cation within two weeks of workshops throughout the er for the Bethune-Cook- March 29 and at 9:15 a.m. Constance is a proud each other. state, a frequent soloist and man University Marching on March 30, with a conti- graduate of Chipley High Noted in several editions member of the Crossroads Band. A family of artists nental breakfast at Grant School Class of 1973, she of Who’s Who in America, Baptist Church. She is also is her first contribution of Tabernacle A.M.E. Church. attended Bethune Cook- Constance is proud to be an associate trustee at America. Her daughter, The workshop will culmi- man College (now uni- deemed a hometown hero Bethune-Cookman Univer- Carla Du Pont Huger, is a nate with a concert on Sat- versity) and received her of Daytona Beach. She is sity and will graduate from songwriter, author and part urday at 5:30 p.m. bachelor’s degree in music a member of the Zeta Phi Crossroads Bible Institute owner of Sugar Rush Bath The workshop and con- Constance Harris Poitier education in 1977. Her mas- Beta Sorority, National this spring. Co. and mother of pride cert will be conducted by ter’s degree in nusic edu- Council of Negro Women, On Feb. 19, 2012, Con- and joy grandson, Chase Constance Harris Poitier of granddaughter of the late cation was awarded from NAACP, just to name a few. stance was invited to be Alexander Huger. Connie’s Daytona Beach, formerly of Mrs. Mable Parker. She is Florida Atlantic University She is the director of the Or- the premier soloist for the son, Carl Franklin Du Pont Chipley. the niece of Mrs. Martha with a concentration in mu- mond Beach Middle School Jackie Hairston’s debut of Jr., is an accomplished Connie, as she is af- Boston and the goddaugh- sic therapy from Florida Chorus, Bethune-Cookman her “Joie de Vevre” at the singer, artist, director and fectionately known, is the ter of Mrs. Sallie Johnson. State University in 1983. University Community historic Carnegie Hall in composer of music.

holley retires Anniversary

Special to Extra Angel Messer, from left, Rachel Allen, Jake Wangle, and Jake Bell took place in the FFA land judging contest in Bonifay. Pippins celebrate golden wedding anniversary Royce and Gwen Pippin celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on March 13. They were married on March 13, Poplar Springs FFA places 1963, in Donalsonville, Ga. The couple has four children, Alan Pippin, Kelly Pippin, Special to Extra Jennifer Glover and Dawn Sellers and 10 grandchildren, Dr. 2nd in land judging contest Gerald Holley recently retired as board attorney Jerrid Pippin, Hannah Pippin, Mary Elizabeth Pippin, Sar- for the Chipola College District Board of Trustees ah Pippin, Seth Pippin, Dustin Harris, Ethan Harris, Kellan Special to Extra well and came in second after 25 years of service. Here, Chipola president Sellers, Shelby Sellers and JennaRaye Sellers. place out of the district Dr. Gene Prough (left) presents a plaque of Royce is retired from the Florida Department of Trans- POPLAR SPRINGS — The contest. Most of the appreciation to Holley. portation while Gwen is enjoying her retirement from the FFA land judging contest students on the team were Florida Department of Corrections. was held in Bonifay on new to the contest and Over the years, they have spent countless hours watch- March 7. did very well. “I am proud ing their children play sports, as they rarely missed a game. The Poplar Springs of them,” Lowell Hudson After they had grandchildren, they continued this trend as FFA students competed FFA Advisor said. they have logged many miles traveling to games all over the Southeast. When they are unable to attend games in person, they follow along online. Royce and Gwen have always been selfless parents and Graduation grandparents always doing whatever they could for their children and grandchildren. Sellers graduates from Navy Birth basic training Navy Seaman Bryant Sellers, son of Ronnie and Dawn Sellers and Kristie Munne recently completed US Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, North Chicago, Ill., on Jan. confidence they need 5. He is a 2012 graduate to succeed in the fleet. of Holmes County High “Battle Stations 21” is School. designed to galvanize the During the eight-week basic warrior attributes program, Seaman Sellers of sacrifice, dedication, completed a variety of teamwork and endurance training, which included in each recruit through classroom study and the practical application Mancill and Williams welcome baby practical instruction of basic Navy skills Duke Crowned Little Miss Black Eyed Pea Dylan Mancill and Donna Williams are proud to on naval customs, first and the core values aid, firefighting, water of honor, courage and Hanna Duke, 7 years old of Chipley, was crowned announce the birth of their son, Abel Lee Mancill. He was safety and survival, also commitments. Its distinct Little Miss Black Eyed Pea on March 2 in Bonifay. The born at Jackson County Hospital in Marianna on Jan. 21, shipboard and aircraft Navy flavor was designed pageant is held each year as a part of Bonifay’s Down 2013. safety. An emphasis was to take into account what it Home Street Festival. Hanna received a crown, banner He weighted 6 pounds, 1 ounce and was 21 inches also placed on physical means to be a sailor. and trophy for her on stage efforts in the pageant and long. The grandparents are Jwayne and Becky Marsh fitness. The capstone After completing “A” also received an additional crown for being chosen as of Bonifay, Doug Williams of Chipley along with Brandy event of boot camp is school in Great Lakes, Most Photogenic. Hanna is the daughter of Scott and Mancill of Bonifay and Reggie Bowers of Westville. The “Battle Stations 21”. Chicago, he will continue Chastity Duke of Chipley and the granddaughter of great-grandparents are L.W. and Bonnie Smith along with This exercise gives his commitment to the U.S. Danny and Jan Duke of Caryville and the late Marvin Eugene and Kathy Mancill together they all welcome this recruits the skills and Navy. and Judy Reno of Wausau. beautiful bundle of love and joy.

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Area ROTC teams compete in quiz bowl

VHS JROTC Aid; Foundations for Success; Chipley JROTC Geography and Earth Science; CHIPLEY — Cadets C/MAJ Regan VERNON — On March 13, the and Character and Leadership Walls, C/SGT Michelle Fuston, C/1LT Vernon High School JROTC Development. Brittney Sanders, C/CPT Stephen hosted and competed in the Quiz All six categories pertain to Kauffman and C/2LT Michael Laurie Bowl competition with Holmes skills and knowledge they learned from Chipley High School competed County High School and Chipley in the classroom. Our team in the Academic Bowl on March 13 High School. consisted of Cadet 1st Sgt. Destiny at in Washington County. Vernon, Chipley and Holmes Brady, Cadet Col. Carolyn Poppell, These cadets performed County were quizzed on six Cadet Sgt. David Lee, and Cadet exceptionally well, returning to categories: Citizenship and Gregory Keister. Chipley took first, Chipley with a first place certificate. American History; Leadership Vernon took second and Holmes We are very proud of our cadets and Theory and Application; County took third. We thank all the their accomplishment. Wellness, Fitness and First teams for their hard work. Maintain your pet’s dental health Keeping our teeth clean is tissue if it accumulates, liver and kidney. As the severity of vital to our health and well- which leads to infection in the gum disease increases, so does being, and that is no different the bone surrounding the the damage. for our pets. teeth. The best way to ward off potential “Ideally, you should If the surface of the tooth oral disease in your pet is by keeping brush your pet’s teeth daily,” does not stay clean, tartar your pet’s teeth clean and checkups said Dr. Johnathon Dodd, begins to form within a regular. clinical professor at Texas few days. The unbrushed Your veterinarian and local SOLUTION ON PAGE B6 A&M’s College of Veterinary Pet Talk tooth provides a surface pet retail stores should carry Medicine & Biomedical that boosts further plaque toothbrushes and toothpaste for your Sciences. “Make sure you are using accumulation. If plaque is allowed pets. Different flavors of toothpastes special toothpaste that is made for to accumulate, tartar is difficult to are available for dog and cats. pets and is safe for them to swallow. remove without dental instruments. A helpful guide to go by when They cannot spit or rinse like we For our pets, gum disease means considering your pets’ oral health is do, so our pets need specific kinds bad breath and painful, irritated the Veterinary Oral Health Council of toothpaste that is not harmful if gums that can lead to bleeding, loss website. They have a compiled list ingested.” of appetite, and the loss of teeth if the of products that are intended to Gum disease is the most common roots have been affected. help reduce the buildup of plaque disease occurring in pets today. There is also the possibility and tartar on the teeth of animals It results from the build-up of soft that the bacteria surrounding the and have created the VOHC seal of dental plaque on the surfaces of the root of the tooth gains access to approval. To see the full list of VOHC teeth around the gums. The bacteria the bloodstream, which can lead to approved products, visit www.vohc. in dental plaque irritate the gum microscopic damage of the heart, org. B Section AITH Page 4 www.bonifaynow.comF | www.chipleypaper.com Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Faith BRIEFS A proper way for everything Mount Zion to present The services will begin each day at noon in the sanctuary and will conclude Not everybody realizes is humanly impossible This plan of mine The Bowling Family with a soup and sandwich lunch in how important it is to follow to eat without getting worked for several months the John Wesley Building. As is the ESTO — Mount Zion Independent protocol. Many Philistines something on your shirt. but came crashing down tradition, each service will consist of Baptist Church will welcome The in our society do things so No matter how careful, I this past week. I had special music and a short devotional Bowling Family at 7 p.m. Friday, March haphazardly that always drip hot indulged in a very delicious given by a different pastor each day: 22. This is sure to be a wonderful it is a real affront fudge on my shirt. strawberry sundae and March 25: the Rev. Kermit Soileau, evening full of praise with Mike and to those of us who The cleaner the thought I had gotten away pastor of New Prospect Baptist Church. Kelly Bowling and Terah Crabb know better. shirt, the bigger the with it. When I got home, March 26: the Rev. Ward Clarke of St. Penhallow. Pastor Steve Boroughs I will be the smudge. my wife looked at me and Matthew’s Episcopal Church invites everyone to enjoy some great fi rst to admit that, It is for this then said, “What is that March 27: the Rev. Mike Orr of the Southern gospel singing about our throughout my reason that the stain on your shirt?” First Baptist Church risen Savior, Jesus Christ. This is a lifetime, I have Gracious Mistress Knowing that if I confess March 28: the Rev. Clint Ellis, pastor of free concert, though a love offering not always been of the Parsonage I had an ice cream sundae Holmes Creek Baptist Church DR. JAMES will be accepted. The church is at committed to has laid down some I would be in deep trouble, March 29, Good Friday: the Rev. Vince L. SNYDER 3205 Highway 2 in Esto. For more civilized behavior. It very strict rules the thought occurred to me Spencer, New Life Fellowship Assembly Out to Pastor information, call 547-5302. took me a long time when it comes to until I took my chance. of God Church. to realize what civilized ice cream sundaes: No ice “I think it’s lipstick,” I The service and luncheon will be behavior really was. Before cream sundaes! Period! said with a smile on my Red Hill to have Mission Supper timed so participants can attend both I got married, I had an idea For the most part, I do face. BONIFAY — Red Hill United Methodist the service and luncheon and still of what I thought civilized not let her catch me eating “Oh, I thought it was Church will have its Fourth Friday return to work by 1 p.m. There is no behavior was. Unbeknownst an ice cream sundae. It strawberry syrup,” she Mission Supper at 5 p.m. Friday, March charge, though an “Agape Plate” will to me I had wandered about is more for her good than said. 22. The menu will be catfi sh fi llets, be placed at each end of the altar to in sheer ignorance. for mine that I keep this I am not sure what that smoked chicken, baked beans, cole slaw, allow contribututions to the Ministerial After getting married, I a secret. Whenever she means, but I did not want cheese grits, hushpuppies, dessert and Association’s Benevolent Fund, which realized just how uncivilized discovers I have had an ice to pursue the subject at the tea. We are a small church having a provides lodging for distressed travelers. by behavior had been up cream sundae, it affects time. good time in the Lord. Donations will First United Methodist Church to this point. Fortunately, her blood pressure, not I am learning that some be accepted. For directions, call Linda is next to the Washington County for me, my bride was more to mention the wear and things are not worth the Yarbrough after 5:30 p.m. at 334-684-3106. Courthouse at the top of hill on U.S. 90, than willing to take up the tear on her vocal cords. (I effort. The apostle Paul 1285 Jackson Ave. For more information, challenge of nurturing me will not even mention my thought this too. call the church offi ce at 638-0010. FUMC Choir to perform to a more civilized behavior. eardrums.) “All things are lawful for CHIPLEY — First United Methodist I would not say she I have tried everything me, but all things are not Church of Chipley invites you to FUMC Youth to present has been overwhelmingly under the sun to master the expedient: all things are celebrate Palm Sunday with us on Stations of the Cross successful in this attempt; etiquette of properly eating lawful for me, but all things Sunday, March 24. The Sanctuary however, I am a lot more an ice cream sundae. No edify not” (1 Corinthians Choir of First United Methodist Church CHIPLEY — The Youth Fellowship of civilized today than I was matter what I do or try, the 10:23 KJV). will perform “It is Finished … Paid in Chipley First United Methodist Church prior, which has to count for result is always the same: There is a proper way of Full.” This musical interpretation of will present the Stations of the Cross at something. some little smidgen of fudge doing everything, and some the events leading up to and following 6:30 p.m. March 29. The Stations of the One of the things she on my clothing somewhere. things are not worth doing the crucifi xion of Jesus Christ will be Cross is a visual re-enactment of the attributes to civilized I recently came to a at all. given, one time only, at 11 a.m. on Palm days leading up to Jesus’ crucifi xion. behavior has to do with milestone in my pursuit Sunday. This performance will be given cleanliness, in particular, of ice cream sundaes. Rev. James L. Snyder is For additional information, call the on the stage of the new John Wesley clean clothes. This brings It went simply like this. pastor of the Family of God church offi ce at 638-0010. Building. Chipley United Methodist me to the subject at hand: Because a hot fudge sundae Fellowship, PO Box 831313, Church is at 1285 Jackson Avenue, next the proper etiquette for usually drips on my shirt Ocala, FL 34483. He lives to the Washington County Courthouse eating an ice cream sundae. evidencing the fact that I with his wife, Martha, in FUMC Holy Week events at the top of the hill on U.S. 90. The It appears, so I am told, that indulged in the forbidden Silver Springs Shores. Call CHIPLEY — The First United community is invited. 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Marler Mr. Cecil Jones, of Seminole; one Chapel; 230 Park Avenue; Ms. Brenda as well as her family and friends. age 79, passed son, Zachery Ray DeFuniak Springs, Florida Louise Weeks grandparents, Funeral services were away Friday, March Jones and wife 32435. Funeral services Marler of Sandspur Malcolm and Cora held at 2 p.m., Thursday, 15, 2013. He was Juanita of Holmes were held at 10 a.m., Road, Westville, Lee Weeks and March 14, 2013 in the born May 25, 1933 County; two Tuesday, March 19, 2013 passed away Shelby M. and chapel of Sorrells Funeral in Geneva County, daughters, Belinda at Clary-Glenn Funeral Tuesday, March Eunice Seay all Home in Geneva with Ala., to Sidney Jones Smith and Home Chapel; 230 Park 12, 2013. She preceded her in the Rev. Ben Barton and and Addie Smith husband Dave of Avenue; DeFuniak Springs, was 52. Brenda, death. the Rev. Clyde Smith Jones. Mr. Jones CECIL JONES Freeport, and Nikki Florida 32435. Pallbearers affectionately BRENDA L. Survivors offi ciating. Burial followed was a resident Jones Vaughan and were his grandsons, known as “Candy MARLER include her father in the Leonia Baptist of Seminole. He was a husband Scott of DeFuniak Michael Newman, Sam Lady” was born and step mother, Church Cemetery with veteran of the Korean Springs; one brother, Ray Newman, Josh Jones, Nov. 11, 1960 in Geneva James Coleman, Sr. and Sorrells Funeral Home Confl ict and the Vietnam Jones and wife Margie Kodi Sniezko, Quinton County, Ala. She loved the Ruth Weeks, Westville; of Geneva directing. The Era serving his country in of Holmes County; fi ve Jones and Ryder Newman. children at church and was three sisters, Janet Marie family received friends the United States Air Force grandchildren, Michael Honorary pallbearer very devoted to her family Hewett (William), Ponce at the funeral home as a Sergeant with over Newman, Sam Newman, will be Jarrett Sniezko. and friends. She was a de Leon, Sharon Weeks Wednesday, March 13, 2013 22 years of service before Josh Jones and wife Kellie, Floral arrangements are member of the World Wide (Jimmy), Coffee Springs from 6 to 8 p.m. Sorrells retiring. He enjoyed fi shing Kodi Sniezko and Jarrett being accepted. Burial Evangelist Outreach. and Patricia Ann English Funeral Home of Geneva, and especially enjoyed Sniezko and fi ve great followed in the Limestone Her mother, Annie (Ferrell), Westville; one 334-684-9999, is in charge being a grandfather. grandchildren, Ryder Cemetery, with Military Pearl Seay Kersey, a step brother, Michael of arrangements. Express Mr. Jones is preceded in Newman, Jacob Newman, Honors. You may go online brother, James C. Weeks, Yeagley, Darlington, and your condolences in death by his parents, and Zoë Newman, Quinton to view obituaries, offer Jr., two half-brothers, several special nieces, our guest book at www. one great grandson, Zane Jones and Madison Jones. condolences and sign guest Wayne and Jerry Powell, nephews, other extended sorrellsfuneralhomes.com. Newman. A time of visitation was book at www.clary-glenn. Mr. Jones is survived by held from 66 to 8 p.m., com. Clary-Glenn Funeral Verlin C. Harris his loving wife of 57 years, Monday, March 18, 2013 at Home is entrusted with the Verlin Charles years, Pamela in-law, June Wagner; one Nelva Dean Barker Jones Clary-Glenn Funeral Home arrangements. “Charlie” Harris, June Harris; sister-in-law, Dea Miller age 35, of Westville, parents, Anthony and six nieces and four Donald Y. Dowling passed away and Ellen Harris; nephews. Mr. Donald Young preceded in death by his and numerous relatives. March 6, 2013 at three brothers, A memorial service Dowling, age 68, of Bonifay, sister, Mellorae Dowling A memorial service was Fort Walton Beach Anthony Harris, Jr. was held Saturday, March passed away March 14, and sister-in-law, Shelia held at 10 a.m., Tuesday, Medical Center. and wife Regina, 16, 2013 beginning at 1 2013 at his home. He Dowling. March 19, 2013 at Calvary He was born on LaWayne Harris p.m. at Sweet Gum Head Aug. 18, 1977, in VERLIN C. and wife Nicole, Church of Christ, 1283 was born Dec. 24, 1944 in Mr. Dowling is survived Baptist Church with the HARRIS Hartford, Ala., to the late by his wife of 47 years, Rev. Ike Steverson and Bonifay, to Anthony and Jake Harris Highway 185, Westville, Otis and Gerona Donnell Joan Manuel Dowling the Rev. Phillip Barnes and Ellen Harris. and wife Felina; FL 32464. Flowers are Dowling. Mr. Dowling of Bonifay; two children, offi ciating. Peel Funeral He received his GED one sister, Katie Ard being accepted. Memories served four years in the Donald Wayne Dowling Home is in charge of from Okaloosa-Walton and husband Gene; and condolences may be United States Marine and wife Rhianna of arrangements. In lieu Community College. two step-sons, Michael shared with the family at Corps and served one tour Marianna, and Brandi of fl owers memorial Charlie was employed and Seven Crafton; fi ve www.daviswatkins.com. in Vietnam from 1964-1968. Dowling Jordan and contributions may with A.J.’s Plumbing of grandchildren, Xavier Arrangements and services He retired in April of 1997 husband Scotty of Bonifay; be made to Covenant Freeport. Womble, Eve Register, are under the direction after working 32 years as four grandchildren, Don Hospice, 4215 Kelson Charlie is survived Gabe Womble, and Riley of Davis-Watkins Funeral a Wildlife Specialist with Young, Tucker, Eli and Avenue Suite E, Marianna, by his loving wife of 17 and Lydia Crafton; mother- Home and Crematory. the Florida Game and Fish Jamie; two brothers, FL 32446 or American Commission. Gerald Dowling and wife Cancer Society, P.O. Box Lucy Sowell In addition to his Helen of Cottondale, and 22718, Oklahoma City, OK Lucy Sowell, 78 of Proceeded in death by Ga.; four grandchildren, parents, Mr. Dowling was Jimmy Dowling of Orlando 73123-1718. Graceville passed away her husband, Johnny; fi ve Jennifer Bell Stout, Justin Tuesday, March 12, 2013, brothers, Ralph, Alton, Ivey, Sowell, Jamie Sowell, and Eunice Rushing at Campbellton-Graceville Elvin, and Fred, and sister, Diane Sowell and fi ve great Mrs. Eunice Rushing Jenkins A time of visitation Hospital following a brief Shirley Watson. grandchildren. Rushing, age 92, and Polly Rushing was held from 6 to 8 p.m., illness. Ms. Lucy was born Survived by daughter, Funeral services were went home to be McGarigle; three Tuesday, March 19, 2013 in Graceville on Sept. Judy Bell (Charlie), held at 2 p.m., Thursday, with her Lord and grandsons and two at Clary-Glenn Funeral 20, 1934 to the late Carl Graceville; three sons, March 14, 2013 at Pleasant Savior on Saturday, granddaughters. Home Chapel; 230 Park and Nellie Payne Carter. Donnie Sowell, Graceville, Grove Baptist Church with March 16, 2013. She Mrs. Rushing Avenue; DeFuniak Springs, Retired from the Van- Wayne Sowell (Pam), the Rev. Jack Faircloth was born May 27, is survived by her Florida 32435. Funeral Heusen Corporation, Ms. Dothan, Ala., and Lamar offi ciating. Burial followed 1920 in DeFuniak loving children, Nita services will be held at 2 Lucy loved spending time Sowell (Donna), Daphne, in the church cemetery Springs to Allen EUNICE and Terry Lane of p.m., Wednesday, March with her family, friends and Ala.; brother, Charles with James & Lipford and Anna Lou RUSHING Crestview, Cheryl 20, 2013 at Clary-Glenn working with her fl owers. Carter, Lawrenceville, Ga.; Funeral Home in Graceville Farrior Sutton. Mrs. and Richard Bailey Funeral Home Chapel; 230 She was a member of two sisters, Bonnie Creel directing. Family received Rushing was a resident of Ponce De Leon, Jimmie Park Avenue; DeFuniak Pleasant Grove Baptist (Roy), Winter Haven, and friends at the funeral home of Walton County. She Lou and Carlos Griggs of Springs, Florida 32435 with Church. Lucille Green, Logansville, Wednesday, from 5 to 7 p.m. was Baptist by faith and a Ponce De Leon, Evelyn and the Rev. Rodney Infi nger member of the Knox Hill Fulton Rushing of Ponce and the Rev. Mike McVay Richard Leo Bednar Baptist Church. She was De Leon, Roy Rushing offi ciating. Those asked Richard Leo in one’s he had one brother, Joseph a devoted wife, mother, of Ponce De Leon, Joe to serve as pallbearers Bednar, Sr. age made. In addition Bednar Jr. of Dade City grandmother, great and Barbara Rushing of are Roy Rushing, Jajuan 73 of Sunny Hills, to loving his family, and fi ve grandchildren, grandmother, and great- Argyle, and Bill McGarigle Griggs, Dillon Groce, Don passed away he loved bowling Jessica Warner, Kevin great grandmother. She of DeFuniak Springs; Hoffmann, Rodney Bailey Saturday, March at Regal Lanes Bednar, Stephanie Munoz, was known by her family three sisters, Nannette and Brandon Mitchell. 16, 2013 at his Bowling Seniors Ryan Munoz and Rachel as an angel on earth. She Tapan of DeFuniak Honorary pallbearers home, surrounded and loved fi shing, Bednar. shared her love through the Springs, Yvonne Sinclair will be Matthew Lane, by his loving family. Survivors The family held private endless prayers and her gift of DeFuniak Springs, Lenny Kendall, Mack Richard was born RICHARD LEO include his loving memorial services. In of crocheted blankets for and Eloise McLean of Bailey and Chuck Jones. Nov. 12, 1939 in BEDNAR wife of over 51 lieu of fl owers, the family her family and friends. Horseshoe Beach; one Floral arrangements are Meadville, Penn., years, Faith requests donations in his Mrs. Rushing is brother, Leslie Sutton of being accepted. Burial will to the late Joseph Sr. and Bednar of Sunny Hills; two name to Emerald Coast preceded in death by her Stuart; three sisters-in-law, follow in the Euchee Valley Vera (Bundy) Bednar. A sons, Richard Bednar Jr. Hospice, 1330 South Blvd. parents, Allen and Anna Norma Sutton, Abbie Jones Cemetery. You may go former truck driver for and wife Robin of Tacoma, Chipley, Florida 32428. Lou Farrior Sutton; her and Alma Richardson; 27 online to view obituaries, moving and storage, he Wash., and Ron Bednar Brown Funeral Home of loving husband of 23 years, grandchildren; 51 great offer condolences and sign had been a resident of and wife Valorie of Tampa; Chipley is in charge of the Matthew Joe Rushing; grandchildren; 48 great guest book at www.clary- Sunny Hills for the past 13 two daughters, Alicia arrangements. Friends four brothers, Bobby, great grandchildren and glenn.com. Clary-Glenn years, coming from Tampa. Bednar of Sunny Hills, and family may sign the Josh, Frank and Bruce many nieces, nephews, Funeral Home is entrusted He was an avid golfer and and Amanda Munoz and online register at www. Sutton; two daughters, Lois friends and her bird April. with the arrangements. very proud of the four hole husband Gary of Tampa; brownfh.net. Gary M. Steverson Jr. See OBITUARIES B6 Mr. Gary Marshall Mr. Steverson is held at 4 p.m., Saturday, Steverson Jr., age 43, passed survived by his father, March 16, 2013 at Northside away March 9, 2013 in Fort Marshall Steverson and Assembly of God Church Walton Beach. He was born Gerry of Bonifay; his with the Rev. Ed Bell, Find Obituaries. May 27, 1969 in Graceville. mother, Donna Jenkins the Rev. Chris Steverson He was preceded in McDowell and John of and the Rev. Chuck Glass Share Condolences. death by his paternal Niceville; one brother, offi ciating. Peel Funeral grandparents, Mila and Chris Steverson and Pam Home directing. 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B6 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Washington County News Extra Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Community EVENTS Realy for Life EVENTS Woman’s Club plans Game Night appointments are scheduled every month Washington County will be awarded to the Car Spears at 658-4038 or in each county. or Club who turns in the Cathrine Lamb at 326-0121. BONIFAY — The Bonifay Woman’s The parent or legal guardian must Team Meeting most donations from your Club will hold their annual Game Night provide permission for the child to entry. There is no charge fundraiser from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, WASHINGTON COUNTY participate in the screening. to enter your car. The club Cabin or Cottage March 21 at the Holmes County High — Washington County Screenings are scheduled by that enters the most card raffl e School Library. Relay for Life will hold a appointment only by calling the Child will receive a plaque from Games will include Bridge, Bunco, Team Meeting at 6 p.m. WASHINGTON COUNTY Find offi ce at 638-6131 ext. 2310 or toll free the American Cancer hand and foot, Canasta, Mexican train on Monday, March 18 at — The Gulf Power Relay 1-873-877-7232 ext. 2310. This offi ce serves Society in recognition of dominoes and others. Door prizes will be Pattillo’s on the WHTC For Life Team are selling Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Holmes, your club’s contribution given and refreshments served. Tickets campus. The Krafty Katz tickets for a Raffl e to be Jackson, Liberty, Walton, and Washington to a world with more are S10 and can be purchased from club will be sponsoring this held on April 13 at the Counties. birthdays. There is no members. meeting. Relay. Tickets are $5 or year, make, or model Advance ticket purchases by March fi ve for $20. The Raffl e limit to this show. There 18 are recommended. For additional Washington County will be for a three day, two Ribs For Relay will be food, drinks, and information or tickets, call Jane Segrest night stay in a cabin that kindergarten registration WASHINGTON COUNTY — entertainment available at 547-3741 or Doris Spears at 547-2080. will sleep up to 14 people in Kate M. Smith and Vernon Community South Credit to all who enter or attend. Pigeon Forge, Tenn., or a Elementary School will begin Union will be holding a Rib For more information three day, two night stay at Chamber Clay Shoot Kindergarten Registration will be held on Sell on Thursday, March contact Jimmy to register The Villas of Mexico Beach 21. Tickets will be available CHIPLEY — The Washington County April 8, for the 2013-2014 school year. You at 786-447-7440 or jim@ in a condo that will sleep Chamber of Commerce is excited to may stop by the school offi ce to pick up a March 1. Tickets must be bigjimssmokinbutts.com up to 10 people. For your announce they will be hosting a Clay registration packet. All requirements for purchased ahead of the chance to win contact any Shooting Event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on registration will be attached to the packet. sell. For more information Relay looks to honor Gulf Power Team Member. Friday, March 22. The event will be held All forms and proper documentation call Community South Credit Union at 638-8376. cancer survivors at Hard Labor Creek Shooting Sports, must be completed for child to be Tupperware raffl e 2131 Clayton Road in Chipley. registered. Children must be fi ve years of WASHINGTON COUNTY The Clay Shoot will consist of age on or before September 1, 2013. You Washington Rehab and — The Washington County WASHINGTON COUNTY 10 stations scattered through the course must provide: Certifi ed Birth Certifi cate Relay for Life is looking for — The Krafty Katz will where each shoot will attempt to break (not hospital copy), Social Security card, Nursing Jail and Bail survivors to honor at this be holding a Raffl e for 10 targets. Each station will give a Florida immunization record (can be WASHINGTON COUNTY year’s Relay for Life 2013 a basket of Tupperware different type of target presentation. The obtained at location shots were received), — Washington Rehab and event. If you are a cancer valued at $50. Tickets are object of the event is simple: the person Florida physical (must be dated within Nursing Center will be survivor your name, $1 per ticket or six for $5. or team that breaks the most targets one year of fi rst day of school) and proof holding a Jail and Bail on address and shirt size to The drawing will be held wins. In the team event the low score on of residency in Washington County. March 22, to raise money the following locations for at the Relay on April 13. the team will be dropped. Shooters may for the Washington County Relay updates, reservation To purchase a ticket or walk or ride a golf cart or ATV through Senior Expo Relay For Life. For more at the Survivors Banquet for more information call the course. Participants may bring their information or to put out and free survivor t-shirt: Vicki Lamb at 326-3319, own cart or reserve a cart from facility for Washington County Council on Aging a warrant for someone to to the Washington County Cecilia Spears at 658- $10. Any gauge shotgun, no larger than will be holding their annual Senior Exp be arrested call Christa News (ask for Cathrine), or 4038 or Cathrine Lamb at 12, may be used. The maximum load is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 10 at the Wesley at326-0785 or email call Connie Wheeler at 260- 326-0121. 1-1/8 ounce of shot and the largest shot Washington County Agricultural Center. at market2.washington@ 4073 . Or you can mail it size allowed is #7.5. The deadline for There will be food, and a grand prize signaturehealthcarellc. to the Washington County Team Atkins raffl e drawing. Information will be handed com. News, C/O Cathrine Lamb, registering will be March 20. You may WASHINGTON COUNTY out by hospitals, home health agencies, 1364 North Railroad Ave., register online at, http://www.washcomall. — Team Atkins will be hospice agencies, state SHINE program, Chipley, Fl., 32428 you may com/home/news/story.php?sid=918 Holmes County holding a Raffl e at Realy There will be team prizes and nursing home, funeral home pre-need, also send the email to on April 12 for a three individual prizes with two award Florida telecommunication, the Washing Team Meeting [email protected]. day two night weekend in categories, one for youth and one for Holmes Vo-Tech and many more. HOLMES COUNTY — Destin at the Residence adults. Registration is $40 per person and Bonifay Relay for Life will Scentsy raffl e Inn by Marriott Hotel. $140 for a 4 person team. Fees may be hold a Team Meeting at 6 Spring Plant Sale Tickets are $5 for one paid by cash, check or Paypal through the p.m. on Tuesday, March WASHINGTON COUNTY DOTHAN, Ala. — The Wiregrass Master or $20 for fi ve tickets. Chamber Store: http://www.washcomall. 26 at the Holmes County — The Krafty Katz will Gardener Association will be holding its Proceeds will go to the com/shop/index.php Chamber of Commerce. be holding a Raffl e for a annual Spring Plant Sale from 9 a.m. to 5 Washington County Relay For more information basket including a Scentsy p.m. on April 12 and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For Life. You do not have call DeAnna Oldham at Buddy (Penny the Pig) Kid Safety and Fun Expo on April 13. The sale will be held in the with a sent pack of your to be present at Relay master gardener nursery at the Dothan 850-768-2675. CHIPLEY — MPE and H&H will sponsor choice to be ordered after to win. Tickets may be Area Botanical Gardens located on a Free Kid Safety and Fun Expo from 9 Relay and other goodies purchased at the Atkins Headland Avenue in Dothan, Ala. Plants a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, at Miss Washington valued at $50. Tickets are Offi ce, located at 1141 to be included are: annuals, perennials, Wal-Mart in Chipley. The Easter bunny $1 per ticket or six for $5. Jackson Ave in Chipley vegetables, herbs, ground covers, vines County Relay will be making appearances at 11 a.m. The drawing will be held (next to the Westerner) and ornamental grasses, trees shrubs, WASHINGTON COUNTY and 1 p.m. There will be baby twin deer at at the Relay on April 13. or you may call Connie bulbs, house and tropical plants and — Come be apart of the the expo and much more. To purchase a ticket or for Wheeler at 638-2288 succulents. The Association will provide Miss. Washington County more information call Vicki or 260-4073 for more soil pH testing, kits for soil analysis, and Relay Beauty Pageant. Lamb at 326-3319, Cecilia information. Washington County libraries fi re ant control information. The pageant will be held Admission to the sale and the gardens at 6 p.m. on Friday night to closed for holiday is free and we encourage you to tour April 12, for ages 11 to 18 WASHINGTON COUNTY — All Washington the beautiful gardens while at the sale. and at 9 a.m. on Saturday, County Public Library branches will be Our plants are lovingly grown by master April 13 for age’s birth to closed on Good Friday, March 29. All gardeners and reasonable priced. 10 years old. Entry fee branches will reopen for regular hours on Purchase you plants from the gardens of is $50. You may pick up April 1. the masters and receive knowledgeable you entry forms at C & C planting information. Bookkeeping, Washington Two-Toe Tom Beauty Pageant For more information call Cheryl County News or by Hatcher at 334-798-1034. contacting Naomi Carter ESTO — The Two-Toe Tom Festival at ncrelayforlife@gmail. Beauty Pageant will be held on April com. You may also sign up 5 and 6, at the Graceville Civic Center. Two-Toe Tom Festival at the Northwest Florida The entry fee is $50 with all proceeds ESTO — The Second Annual Two Toe Community Hospital from going to the Two-Toe Tom Festival Tom festival will be held from 8 a.m. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on March 2 celebration. Contestants may participate to 4 p.m. on April 13 at John W. Clark in the Lobby. in photogenic for an additional $10. Park in Esto. There will be a Car and This is an open pageant. Application Truck Show on the day of the even with deadlines for the pageant are March 22. a 50/50 drawing and door prizes at 2 Race For a Participants must be between the ages p.m. Registration for the Car and Truck Cure Car Show of Zero and 20. For more information Show will be from 8 to 10:30 a.m. the call Teresa Bush at 263-4744 or Darlene cost to enter the show is $15 per vehicle. WASHINGTON COUNTY Madden at 263-3201. A Horseshoe Tournament will begin at — On behalf of the 10 a.m. with a 60/40 split. The cost to Washington County Relay enter the tournament will be $20 per for Life, we would like to Child Find Pre-K Screening offered team. invite you to bring your CHIPLEY — Washington County School There will be concerts through out favorite Hot Rod and show District and FDLRS/PAEC co-sponsor the day by The Springs, Ron French (All it off in out fi rst ever Race Child Find Pre-K screenings to identify Heart Music), Southern Chain Gang For a Cure Car Show. The children with disabilities and/or special and Big and Loud. There will also be show will be held at 9 a.m. needs. Eligible children must be: ages a dunking booth, a fi re truck exhibit, on April 13, at Pal’s Park 3 to 4 years old, suspected of having cakewalk, face painting and vendors in Chipley. Trophies will a disability, and not enrolled in public selling wood art, children’s cloths, be awarded on the Relay school. hand painted items, candles, arts and stage at about noon to Each child is screened in the areas crafts, food and much more. For more the fans favorite car, fi rst, of vision, hearing, speech, language, information call Darlene Madden at second and third place and and overall development. Screening 263-3201 or the Town of Esto at 263-6521. a Grand Champion trophy

OBITUARIES from page B5 Donald R. Smith Ozie V. Pippin Donald Ray Smith, age of Vernon, Flora Nell Kerr Ozie V. Pippin, age one daughter, Emma 71, passed from this life of Fort Walton Beach, 99 of Dothan, formerly Jean Lane and husband Wednesday night March Jimmy Smith of Dunnellon, of Chipley, passed away Bill of Dothan; fi ve 13, 2013 at the Washington and Virginia Robinson of Tuesday, March 12, 2013 grandchildren and 10 County Nursing and Brandon. at her home. Mrs. Ozie great grandchildren. Rehab Center. Donald Family received friends was born May 21, 1913 in Funeral services were was born March 27, 1941 Friday, March 15, 2013, Chipley, to the late Henry held Monday, March 18, at Hinson’s Crossroads in for visitation at Brown Cleveland and Daisy 2013 at 2 p.m., at Blue this saturday in Vernon, to the late Sanford Funeral Home Main Street (Burch) Johnson. She had Lake Baptist Church and Christian (Anderson) Chapel from 6 to 8 p.m. been a resident of Dothan with the Rev. Rickey Smith. Mr. Smith is a Funeral services were since May of 1994, coming Plummer, the Rev. Retired Untied States Air held Saturday, March 16, from Chipley and was a Bill Lane and the Rev. Force Master Sergeant and 2013 at 2 p.m., at Brown member of Blue Lake Tim Evans offi ciating. worked as a Transportation Funeral Home Main Street Baptist Church in Chipley. The family received Coordinator for the Tri Chapel with Larry Justice In addition to friends one hour prior to and County Council. He is offi ciating. Interment her parents, she is services at the church. a member of Lake View followed at the Pleasant predeceased by her Interment followed in Methodist Church and Grove Cemetery at Hinson husband, Arthur Lee Blue Lake Cemetery. a member of the Vernon Crossroads, Vernon, with Pippin: three brothers, Brown Funeral Home of Masonic Lodge 164 and Masonic Honors and Brown Thomas D. Johnson, Chipley is in charge of the also the U.S.A.F. Sergeants Funeral Home directing. James P. Johnson and arrangements. Friends Association. Family and friends may John H. Johnson, and one and family may sign the Survivors include four sign the online register at sister, Cozie Brown. online register at www. cousins, Broward Padgett www.brownfh.net. Survivors include brownfh.net. Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Washington County News/Holmes County Times Advertiser | B7

owner as of the date of AS SERVICER WITH and file the Original A PARCEL LYING IN S SEC: 23 TWN: 05 wide roadway, utility tion 19, Township 6 the Lis Pendens must DELEGATED AUTHOR- with the Clerk of this ½ OF SE ¼ AS DES IN RNG: 16 and drainage easement North, Range 15 West. Wanted to Rent; file a claim within 60 ITYCourt either before OR 113/235 LESS 3.53 LOT 33, WRIGHT’S over and across the Name in which as- Farm land or pasture vs. HEATHER days after the sale. Plaintiff, service on Plaintiff’s at- AC DES IN OR 142/673 CREEK FARMS, AN Southerly 30 feet sessed: D.J. and Ruth in Chipley & Dated in Holmes PARKER; UNKNOWN torneys or immediately LESS 18.5 ACS DES IN UNRECORDED SUBDI- thereof. Name in which Dockery Trust. Said suroundding areas County, Florida this 21 SPOUSE OF HEATHER thereafter; otherwise a OR 149/538-545 OR VISION PER PLAT RE- assessed: JEAN ERIC property being in the for the year 2013. day of February, 2013. PARKER; Defendant(s). default will be entered 269/110. And being fur- CORDED IN OFFICIAL ANDRE. Said property County of Holmes, 850-718-1859. Clerk of the Circuit against you for the re- ther described as: A RECORDS BOOK 389 being in the County of State of Florida. Unless Court Holmes County, NOTICE OF ACTION lief demanded in the parcel lying in South ½ AT PAGE 533 Holmes, State of Flor- such certificate shall be Florida By: Diane Eaton TO THE FOLLOWING Complaint of SE ¼ as des in OR (FOR MORE LEGAL ida. Unless such certifi- redeemed according to Deputy Clerk. If you are DEFENDANT(S): UN- DATED on February 113/235 Less 3.53 ac SEE TAX ROLL) And cate shall be redeemed law the property de- a person with a disabil- KNOWN SPOUSE OF 22, 2013. Clerk of the des in OR 142/673 Less being further described according to law the scribed in such certifi- ity who needs any ac- HEATHER PARKER Circuit Court, HOLMES 18.5 acs des in OR as: Lot 33, Wright’s property described in cate shall be sold to commodation in order 733 RETREAT County149/538-545, Section 4, Creek Farms, an unre- such certificate shall be the highest bidder at to participate in this DR-RICEBORO,GA 201 N. OKLAHOMA Township 5 North, corded Subdivision per sold to the highest bid- the courthouse door on proceeding, you are 31323 UNKNOWN STREET BONIFAY, FL Range 15 West. Name plat recorded in Official der at the courthouse the 16 day of April, WANTED; entitled, at no cost to SPOUSE OF HEATHER 32425 By: Diane Eaton in which assessed: Records Book 389, at door on April 16, 2013, 2013, at 11:00 A.M. Musical Instruments of you, to the provision of PARKERDeputy Clerk. DARYL DOCKERY OR Page 533 and as at 11:00 A.M. DATED DATED this 26 day of any kind in any condi- certain assistance. 3010 HWY 2 - BONI- IF YOU ARE A PER- DARYL RAY DOCKERY amended by Joinder of this 26 day of February, February, 2013. tion. Piano, banjoes, Please contact the ADA FAY, FL 32425 SON WITH A DISABIL- Said property being in Plat recorded in Official 2013. Kyle Hudson, Kyle Hudson, Clerk of drums, guitars, amps. 3-5248 Coordinator by mail at YOU ARE NOTIFIED ITY WHO NEEDS ANY the County of Holmes, Records Book 390 at Clerk of the Circuit the Circuit Court LESSONS. Covington IN THE CIRCUIT P. O. Box 1089, Pan- that an action to fore- ACCOMMMODATION State of Florida. Unless Page 210, Holmes Court. Holmes County, Holmes County, Florida Music, Chipley. COURT OF THE FOUR- ama City, FL 32402 or close a mortgage on IN ORDER TO PARTIC- such certificate shall be County, Florida. Florida. As published in As published in the 850-638-5050. TEENTH JUDICIAL by phone at (850) the following IPATE IN THIS redeemed according to Name in which as- the Holmes County Holmes County Times CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 747-5338 at least seven property in HOLMES PROCEEDING, YOU law the property de- sessed: FRANSISCO Times Advertiser March Advertiser March 13, HOLMES COUNTY, (7) days before your County, Florida: ARE ENTITLED, AT NO scribed in such certifi- A. ONG JR. Said prop- 13, 20, 27, April 3, 20, 27, April 3, 2013. Call To Place An Ad FLORIDA CIVIL AC- scheduled court ap- EXHIBIT “X” COST TO YOU, TO cate shall be sold to erty being in the 2013. In Classifieds. TION CASE NO.: pearance, or immedi- COMMENCE AT THE THEthe highest bidder at County of Holmes, 4-5246 2011-CA-000042 ately upon receiving SW CORNER OF THE PROVISION OF CER- the courthouse door on State of Florida. Unless Washington County NOTICE OF TAX DIVISION: this notification if the NW 1/4 OF THE NW TAIN ASSISTANCE. April 16, 2013, at 11:00 such certificate shall be News DEED APPLICATION WELLS FARGO time before the sched- 1/4 OF SECTION 1, PLEASE CONTACT A.M. DATED this 26 redeemed according to NOTICE IS HEREBY (850) 638-0212 BANK, N.A., Plaintiff, uled appearance is less T6N, R15W, AND RUN HOLMESday of February, 2013. law the property de- COLOR GIVEN, That TC 10U vs. HAYWARD W. DA- than seven (7) days. If EAST ALONG THE COUNTY COURT Kyle Hudson, Clerk of scribed in such certifi- Holmes County LLC, the holder of the SELLS! VIS, et al, you are hearing im- SOUTH LINE OF SAID ADMINSTRATION, P O the Circuit Court. cate shall be sold to Times-Advertiser following certificate has Get Your Classified Defendant(s). paired, please call 711. FORTY 408 FEET TO BOX 826, MARIANNA, Holmes County, Flor- the highest bidder at filed said certificate for Ad in color! . (850) 547-9414 As published in the THE POINT OF BEGIN- FLORIDA 32447, (850) ida. As published in the the courthouse door on a tax deed to be issued Call now for details NOTICE OF RE- Holmes County Times NING; THENCE CON- 718-0026, Holmes County Times April 16, 2013, at 11:00 thereon. The certificate and be noticed! SCHEDULED SALE Advertiser March 20, TINUE EAST ALONG [email protected] Advertiser March 13, A.M. DATED this 26 number and year of is- 638-0212 NOTICE IS HEREBY 27, 2013. SAID FORTY LINE 760 rg AT LEAST 20, 27, April 3, 2013. day of February, 2013. suance, the description or GIVEN Pursuant to an FEET MORE OR LESS SEVEN (7) DAYS Kyle Hudson, Clerk of 3-5252 4-5244 of the property, and the 547-9414 order rescheduling TO THE POINT 146.73 BEFORE YOUR the Circuit Court, PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF TAX name in which it was Foreclosure sale dated FEET WEST OF THE SCHEDULED COURT Holmes County, Flor- Tharp & Sons Mini DEED APPLICATION assessed are as fol- February 21, 2013, and SE CORNER OF SAID APPEARANCE, OR IM- ida. As published in the Storage in Bonifay, Fl. NOTICE IS HEREBY lows: Certificate No. entered in Case No. NW1/4 OF NW1/4 MEDIATELY Holmes County Times will hold a sale for GIVEN, That TC 10L 266. Year of Issuance 2011-CA-000042 of the THENCE NORTH 440 UPON RECEIVING Advertiser March 13, these units for LLC, the holder of the 5/26/2010. Description Circuit Court of the FEET MORE OR LESS THIS NOTIFICATION IF 20, 27, April 3, 2013. non-payment of rent in following certificate has of Property: Fourteenth Judicial Cir- TO THE SOUTH R/W THE TIME BEFORE accordance with the FL filed said certificate for 4-5245 0819.04-001-000-022.000. A Childless Married cuit in and for Holmes LINE OF. HIGHWAY THE SCHEDULED AP- Statute Act a tax deed to be issued NOTICE OF TAX SEC: 19 TWN: 06 Couple seeks to adopt. County, Florida in NO. 2; THENCE WEST- PEARANCE IS LESS 83-801-83-809. Tenants thereon. The certificate DEED APPLICATION RNG: 15. LOTS 1 OF Financial security. which Wells Fargo ERLY ALONG SAID THAN SEVEN (7) will have until March number and year of is- NOTICE IS HEREBY AN UNREC SUBDIV Homestudy approved! Bank, N.A., is the Plain- SOUTH R/W LINE 800 DAYS; 30, 2013 to pay in full. suance, the description GIVEN, That TC 10U, BETTER DES IN OR Let’s help each other. tiff and Christina G. FT. MORE OR LESS IF YOU ARE HEARING No checks are ac- of the property, and the the holder of the follow- 167/130 OR 227/679 Expenses paid. Johnson, Hayward W. TO THE POINT DUE OR VOICE IMPAIRED, cepted. name in which it was ing certificate has filed OR 228/781 OR Carolyn & Ken. Call Davis, Holmes County, NORTH OF POINT OF CALL 711. As pub- 1. Eva Wilson, Bonifay, assessed are as fol- said certificate for a tax 236/542 OR 242/212 Sklar Law Firm 1-800- Florida, are defend- BEGINNING; THENCE lished in the Holmes Fl. lows: Certificate No. deed to be issued OR 224/128. And being 218-6311. Bar# ants, I will sell to the SOUTH 630 FEET, County Times Adver- 2. Jimmy Ryals, Boni- 489. Year of Issuance thereon. The certificate further described as: 0150789 highest and best bid- MORE OR LESS, TO tiser March 13, 20, 27, Accounting/Finance fay, Fl. 5/26/2010. Description number and year of is- Commence at the NE der for cash in/on at THE POINT OF BEGIN- April 3, 2013. 3. Unknown of Property: suance, the description Corner of SE ¼ of NE the front door of the NING, CONTAINING 9. As published in the 4-5243 1317.01-001-000-032.000. of the property, and the ¼, run South 0 degrees Manager of Holmes County Court- 1 ACRES MORE OR Holmes County Times NOTICE OF TAX SEC: 17 TWN: 05 name in which it was 14 minutes 04 seconds Accounting house, Holmes County, LESS, IN HOLMES Advertiser March 13, DEED APPLICATION RNG: 16 assessed are as fol- West along the Section Florida at on the 25th COUNTY, STATE OF and Finance 20, 2013. NOTICE IS HEREBY ALL E ½ OF SE ¼ OF lows: Certificate No. line 2530.68 feet to the day of April, 2013, the FLORIDA LOST German Shep- Gulf Coast Electric Co- GIVEN, That TC 10U NE ¼ LYING SOUTH 282. Year of Issuance Point of Beginning; following described 3-5249 has been filed against ard. 3 Yr old female, operative is accepting LLC, the holder of the OF STATE ROAD 179 5/26/2010. Description thence North 58 de- property as set forth in IN THE CIRCUIT you and you are re- black & tan, goes by applications for the po- following certificate has OR 24 PG-270 DES OR of Property: grees 15 minutes 16 said Final Judgment of COURT FOR HOLMES quired to serve a copy “Littlebit”.Weighs app sition of Manager of filed said certificate for 180/426 LESS .50 AC 0829.00-001-000-12B.000 seconds West 1427.58 Foreclosure: LOTS 6, COUNTY, FLORIDA of your written de- 60 lbs, friendly & non- Accounting and Fi- a tax deed to be issued DES OR. (FOR MORE SEC: 29 TWN: 06 feet to the Easterly right 7, 8 AND 9, BLOCK N, CASE NO: fenses, if any, to it on aggressive. Last seen nance at Workforce thereon. The certificate LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL) RNG: 15 Tract # 12-B of way line of SR # IN NOMA, FLORIDA, 2013-CA-000006 DIVI- the attorney for the on Bonnett Pond Rd. In Center of Florida, 625 number and year of is- And being further de- COMMENCE AT AN 177A; thence South 28 LOCATED IN SECTION SION: UCN: Plaintiff: VESCHIO LAW area of Wolf Preserve. Highway 231, Panama suance, the description scribed as: All E ½ of IRON ROD MARKING degrees 16 minutes 55 27, TOWNSHIP 7 302013CA000006XXCICI GROUP, LLC If found please call City, Florida through of the property, and the SE ¼ of NE ¼ , LYING THE NORTHWEST seconds West along NORTH, RANGE 14 U.S. BANK, N.A. AS 2001 W. KENNEDY 773-7398 or Friday, March 29, 2013. name in which it was SOUTH OF STATE CORNER OF SECTION the right of way 330 WEST, HOLMES TRUSTEE ON BEHALF BLVD. 850-593-0307 For more information assessed are as fol- ROAD 179 OR 24, 29, TOWNSHIP 6 feet to the West bound- COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF MID-STATE TRUST Tampa, FL 33606 visit our website at lows: Certificate No. Page 270 DES OR (FOR MORE LEGAL ary line of NE ¼ of SE A/K/A 3473 E. WHITE IV BY GREEN TREE EMAIL FOR THIS FILE: www.gcec.com. Equal 318. Year of Issuance 180/426 LESS .50 AC SEE TAX ROLL) And ¼; thence South along ST., BONIFAY, FL SERVICING, LLC, A [email protected] Opportunity Employer. 5/26/2010. Description DES OR 186/742 LESS being further described said line 600 feet to the 32425-3521. FOREIGN LIMITED M Web ID#: 34245217 of Property: .50 AC OR 212/613 as: Tract # 12-B. SW Corner of forty; Any person claiming an LIABILITY COMPANY on or before March 12, Text FL45217 to 56654 0904.00-000-000-005.000. LESS .33 AC OR Commence at an iron thence East along said interest in the surplus AUTHORIZED TO TO 2013, or within 30 days SEC: 04 TWN: 05 239/570 LESS .33 AC rod marking the North- South line 1320 feet to from the sale, if any, BUSINESS IN THE of the first publication RNG: 15 OR 240/597 LESS .33 west Corner of Section the SE Corner; thence other than the property STATE OF FLORIDA of this notice of action, AC OR 231/354 LESS 29, Township 6 North, North 0 degrees 14 DRIVER TRAINEES .33 AC OR 241/265 Range 15 West, minutes 04 seconds NEEDED NOW! Learn LESS .33 AC OR Holmes County, Florida East along the Section to drive for US Xpress! 241/433 LESS .33 AC and run South 01 de- line 110 feet to the Earn $700 per week! OR 247/62 LESS .33 grees 34 minutes 54 Point of Beginning. No experience needed! AC OR 245/589 LESS seconds West along LESS AND EXCEPT OR Local CDL Traning. Job .33 AC OR 245/588 the West boundary of 170-163; OR 178-853; ready in 15 days! LESS .33 AC OR said Section 29, a dis- OR 206-425; OR (888)368-1964 USINESS UIDE 245/828 LESS .33 AC tance of 2683.61 feet to 207-364; OR 207-365; Free Kitten to a good B G OR 238/703 LESS .37 the Northwest Corner OR 207-366; OR home. 4 1/2 months, AC OR 244/844 LESS of the Southwest Quar- 208-49; OR 208-50; OR calico, short hair all Education Station .33 AC OR 249/698 ter of said Section 29; 208-51; OR 210-51; shots, but last group. (2) 10:30-5:30 positions LESS .37 AC OR thence North 88 de- OR 210-52; OR 210-53; Loves people. Call available and (1) 2-5:30 247/833 LESS .37 AC grees 32 minutes 13 OR 212-272; OR 638-3839 position available. Will SAFE OR 249/699 LESS .66 seconds West along 224-128; OR 227-192; be working with chil- THARP & SONS AC OR 248/105 LESS the North boundary of OR 227-679; OR dren of all ages. REOPENED ROOMS .33 AC OR 252/8 LESS the Southeast Quarter 228-781; OR 236-542; Call Kasey MINI STORAGE .33 AC OR 253/866 of Section 30, a dis- OR 240-869 and OR (850)547-4058. Blanchette LESS .33 AC OR tance of 145.61 feet to 242-212. All lying and Denton’s Recycling & Associates Inc. Hwy. 77 S., Chipley, FL 240/868 LESS .33 AC a point, thence leaving being in Section 19, NEWBERRY LANE, BONIFAY, FLORIDA CONCRETE MASONRY (850) 638-8183 OR 274/29 LESS .50 the North boundary of Township 6 North, LEATHER LIVING Golf Cart Mechanic HEAVY GAUGE METAL AC OR 275/319 LESS the Southeast Quarter Range 15 West Holmes ROOM SET, In Original Minimum 3 years WE BUY ALL SCRAP METAL $$$ Hwy. 177A, Bonifay, FL .66 AC OR 287/36 of Section 30, run County, Florida. Name Plastic, Never Used, experience. Growing DESIGN & BUILD (850) 547-0726 LESS .33 AC OR South 01 degrees 07 in which assessed: Org. $3,000, sacrifice company located in ALUMINUM, COPPER, BRASS, IRON, STOVES, $975.— CHERRY BED- CONSULTANTS 5x5 $25.68 235/90 LESS .33 AC minutes 52 seconds NORTH CENTRAL EX- Defuniak Springs. REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, DRYERS LAND DEVELOPMENT OR 259/206-207 LESS West a distance of PANDING COMMUNI- ROOM SET, Solid Long-term 5x10 $35.31 .33 AC OR 217/460 398.09 feet for the Point TIES INC. Said prop- Wood, new in factory opportunity. $ TOP $ PAID FOR JUNK CARS, Joe Blanchette 10x10 $46.01 LESS .33 AC OR of Beginning; thence erty being in the boxes—$895. Can De- Fax resume TRUCKS & FARM EQUIPMENT 850 532-2178 10x20 $80.25 216/603. All lying and from said Point of Be- County of Holmes, liver. Bill (813) (850)622-2004. [email protected] being in Section 17, ginning continue South State of Florida. Unless 298-0221. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Call For Sat. Hours Open 24 Hours, Self-Service, Township 5 North, 01 degrees 07 minutes such certificate shall be CGC#1510933 No Deposit, Units are Carpeted Range 16 West Holmes 52 seconds West, a redeemed according to Professional Engineer#74634 (850) 547-4709 County, Florida. Name distance of 266.63 feet law the property de- in which assessed: to a point; thence scribed in such certifi- &/$66,),('$' D.J. AND RUTH E. South 89 degrees 54 cate shall be sold to Easy Care Lawn DOCKERY TRUST OR minutes 18 seconds the highest bidder at '($'/,1(6 Hasty Advertise your D.J. DOCKERY AND East, a distance of the courthouse door on & Tractor Service Heating & Cooling RUTH E. DOCKERY 198.98 feet to a point; April 16, 2013, at 11:00 i>`iÊvÀÊV>ÃÃwi`Ê>`ÃÊ business or TRUST. Said property thence South 33 de- A.M. DATED this 26 Serving Washington, Holmes and Jackson service here for being in the County of grees 49 minutes 53 day of February, 2013. ÃÊ `>ÞÊ>ÌÊ£ÓÊ ÊvÀÊ Counties for 19 Years With Holmes, State of Flor- seconds East, a dis- Kyle Hudson, Clerk of Friendly and Reliable Service! only ida. Unless such certifi- tance of 439.98 feet to the Circuit Court. Ì iÊ7i`iÃ`>ÞÊ«>«iÀÃÊ>`Ê cate shall be redeemed a point in the centerline Holmes County, Flor- Lawn Care Electrical Installation, Services and Repair according to law the of a 60 foot wide road- ida. As published in the / ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ>ÌÊ£ÓÊ ÊvÀÊÌ iÊ Electrician on Staff $10.00 property described in way, utility and drain- Holmes County Times Tree Trimming such certificate shall be age easement, said Advertiser March 13, Debris Removal per week sold to the highest bid- point being on a curve 20, 27, April 3, 2013. ->ÌÕÀ`>ÞÊ7iii`Ê `Ì° Sales & Service on all Air Conditioner Brands der at the courthouse concave to the North- Tractor & Bobcat Work 8 week minimum 4-5247 door on 4/16/2013, at west; thence run in a Pressure Cleaning Sales For Residential & Commercial NOTICE OF TAX 11:00 A.M. DATED this Northeasterly direction 638-0212 DEED APPLICATION Licensed & Insured Commercial Refrigeration 26 day of February, along said centerline, NOTICE IS HEREBY 850-527-6291 2013. Kyle Hudson, having a radius of GIVEN, That TC 10U 638-3611 547-9414 Clerk of the Circuit 500.00 feet, through a 850-849-3825 LLC, the holder of the Lic. #1814468, ER0013265, RF0066690, AL 03147 Court. Holmes County, central angle of 27 de- following certificate has Florida. As published in grees 38 minutes 15 filed said certificate for the Holmes County seconds, for an arc dis- a tax deed to be issued Times Advertiser March tance of 241.18 feet, thereon. The certificate 13, 20, 27, April 3, (chord of said arc be- D&G number and year of is- 2013. ing North 38 degrees suance, the description Advertise your business or 00 minutes 20 seconds 4-5242 of the property, and the Painting & East, a distance of service here for only NOTICE OF TAX name in which it was 238.85 feet) to a point; DEED APPLICATION assessed are as fol- thence North 24 de- Remodeling lows: Certificate No. NOTICE IS HEREBY grees 11 minutes 13 $18.00 265 Year of Issuance GIVEN, That TC 10L seconds East along (850) 547-3805 May 26, 2010. Descrip- per week LLC, the holder of the said centerline, a dis- tion of Property: following certificate has tance of 230.61 feet to 8 week minimum Parcel No. All types of Roofi ng, filed said certificate for a point; thence leaving 0819.04-001-000-018.000. a tax deed to be issued said centerline, run Painting and Remodeling 638-0212 SEC: 19 TWN: 06 thereon. The certificate North 57 degrees 41 RNG: 15 1.96 AC OR Call Gene (850) 849-0736 number and year of is- minutes 02 seconds 227 / 192 LOT 18 AND 547-9414 suance, the description West, a distance of For Rent first in Chip- 19 UNREC SUBD or Dwayne (850) 849-7982 of the property, and the 436.46 feet to a point; C&C Bookkeeping ley, Mini Warehouses. TD-OR 361/314 CQC- License #RC0067336 name in which it was thence North 89 de- and Tax Service. Open If you don’t have the OR 426/37 (FOR MORE assessed are as fol- grees 54 minutes 18 5 days a week. 8am to room, “We Do” Lamar Certificate No. LEGAL SEE TAX ROLL) lows: seconds West, a dis- 5pm. Call Townsend 551 And being further de- . Year of Issuance tance of 312.72 feet to (850)638-1483 (850)638-4539, north of scribed as: 1.96 ac. 5/26/2010. Description the Point of Beginning. Townsends. OR227-192 Lot 18 and To Place An Ad Call 638-0212 or 547-9414 of Property: Subject to a 60 foot 1323.00-001-000-033.000. 19 unrec. Subd. Sec-

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HOUSE/CAMP. Must Now Hiring Fore- MEDICAL BILLING For Rent 2BR/1BA For Rent. Two, Healthcare/Medical be moved. 24x32. man & Laborers- TRAINEES NEEDED! Sunny Hills area. Very 2BR/1BA MH and one Open floor plan. Metal Bridge & Culvert Train to become a nice, good area. $ 3BR/1BA MH. All on Medical office roof. New eclectic, Construction, West Medical Office Assis- 575/ mth. Deposit & ref- Corbin Rd. Storage currently looking for plumbing, windows, Florida. Call or email tant. NO EXPERIENCE erences required. buildings, decks, all an doors, AC. Washer for application. D & L NEEDED! Online train- 850-258-3874 electric. On nice big ARNP/PA hookup, full bath, Contracting, LLC ing gets you Job ready lots. I furnish water, to join our Medical kitchen. $21,500.00. (352)542-8389. ASAP. HS Diploma/ FOR RENT: Dou- garbage, do lawn in team. 850-526-0114. dlcontracting@bell- GED & PC/Internet blewide MH, 3/2, Pleas- summer, spray once a Our office needed! (888)374-7294 ant Hill Rd, Washington south.net month and change AC Red Bay - Hwy. 81. specializes in Co just South of Boni- We pride ourselves in providing excellent customer service filters. For more info Large Brick Cardiology, Internal MEDICAL CAREERS fay. $600 per month to our guests and owners. Our motto is “AT YOUR SERVICE”. call Lou at 638-1911 or home-possible com- Medicine & Family Preschool needs begin here - Train with $500 security de- 326-0044. Sorry, no mercial. On approxi- Practice. loving, dependable ONLINE for Allied posit. No pets please. pets. mately 2 acres. We are looking for highly motivated individuals who believe in In Bonifay person to teach, play Health and Medical For immediate occu- (850)678-6090 Citizen’s excellent customer service to fi ll the following vacancies: Please fax resume & and love our 2 year Management. Job pancy. Progressive Re- Mobile Home For Real Estate or references to olds. 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