Investigation shows employee altered papers, took $84,348 ¢ THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY } 50 includes tax Twin Oaks case manager arrested for fraud, larceny OURNAL CLJNews.com W ednesday Office in Bristol, FL by Teresa Eubanks, Journal Editor J May 14, 2014 A woman whose job it was to oversee youthful Vol. 34 No. 20 offenders’ transition back into society while working with the court system has been charged with stealing $84,348 from her employer, Twin Oaks Juvenile Development (TOJD). Emma Rushinal, 31, of Crawfordville was arrested Monday and charged with 146 counts of uttering and forging an official document, organized fraud and larceny. Rushinal, who began work with Twin Oaks in January 2006, managed to escape notice for her actions for so long because “her position was one in which great trust was placed upon her by her supervisors,” according to the investigation by the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office. The theft was discovered in February when the company’s grants director, Jeff McSpaddin, found that documents that she was responsible for had been fraudulently altered over a Man caught coming out of three and a half year period, according to a report from the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office. bank window at 2:40 a.m. EMMA RUSHNAIL McSpaddin was examining by Teresa Eubanks, Journal Editor took the towel the man had used to a restitution payment made on A man who triggered a motion alarm hide his face as well as a pair of socks behalf of one of the company’s at-risk juveniles in their at Cadence Bank in Altha was arrested covering his hands. Clenney, who was treatment program when he noticed some discrepancies. after he was spotted inside the bank wearing flip-flops, had several cuts When he asked Rushinal for documentation showing on his left big toe from stepping on the payment was made to the Clerk of Court, she told around 2:40 a.m. Saturday. him the boy’s file had been lost. When Deputy Nate Jordan arrived broken glass. Rushinal later contacted McSpaddin and admitted at the bank at 25463 N. Main Street, A meat clever and a butcher knife that she never sent the money order to the clerk’s office. he looked through the front doors and were found near the broken window She said she cashed it in her name instead. saw a man with a pink towel covering inside the bank. It appeared the clever According to the sheriff’s office, Rushinal said that his face. was used to break an exterior security when she received an approved check request from the The deputy called for backup and light above the window and then used program administration, she would alter it to show an then went to the rear of the bank. He to chop through a sheetrock wall in an JOSHUA CLENNEY inflated number of days worked by the youth while looked inside a second time and saw effort to get to the safe, according to increasing the amount of restitution owed. When she the same man running across the lobby. a statement from the sheriff’s office. received the money order for the inflated restitution Clenney told investigators that he was trying amount, she would cash it in her name, keep the extra The deputy was waiting with his gun drawn as money and send the required amount to the clerk’s the suspect crawled out of a broken window on to provide for his mother, who was terminally ill office. the north side of the building. and had only two months to live, according to An internal audit of the work programs involving Joshua Clenney, 27, of Marianna was taken Sheriff Glenn Kimbrel. every Twin Oaks youth from July 1, 2010 through into custody without incident and later charged Kimbrel noted that a family member of Jan. 31, 2014 showed that Rushinal had altered the with burglary of a structure and criminal mischief. Clenney’s told him no one in the family knew information in 120 of the 147 cases which resulted in After he was secured in a patrol car, the deputy anything about his mother being ill. her receiving $84,348. Two file for superintendent’s job; more delare intent to run in Calhoun

by Teresa Eubanks, Journal Editor she said. 20 to get in the superintendent’s race. Hunt and Clifford Edenfield. LIBERTY COUNTY Two new candidates have come Alvin B. Battle has added his name The Liberty County elections forward so far. Kathy Nobles filed her CALHOUN COUNTY to the list of candidates who hope to office has received several calls intent to seek the superintendent’s job Former Clerk of Court Willie D. win the District 4 spot on the Calhoun from citizens indicating interest in Tuesday afternoon. Later that same Wise has thrown his hat in the ring County Commission. Others vying for the School Superintendent’s job day, Greg Solomon, filed his intent to run for the District 2 seat on the that seat include incumbent Willie T. following incumbent Tony Anderson’s and will run without party Calhoun County Commission. Grant, Clifford Jackson and Dennis announcement last week that he was affiliation. He filed his intent to Jones. dropping out of the race. Those who want to run on Monday. He One candidate has dropped his “There have been five or six file by petition have is joining the race plans to seek office. On Monday, candidate information packets that have until noon Monday, with three other Kevin O’Bryan notified Elections gone out,” said Elections Supervisor May 19. After that, declared candidates Supervisor Margie Laramore that he Gina McDowell. At least three of candidates must so far, including was withdrawing from the District 2 those requesting information indicated pay the $5,380.68 incumbent Darrell School Board race “due to promotion interest in the superintendent's job, qualifying fee by June McDougald, Earl potential with full time employment.” Commission moves Bristol man dies in 40-ft. Tony Anderson female inmates to withdraws fall installing billboard from School by Teresa Eubanks, and hit the bucket, Superintendent’s Journal Editor causing him to fall to Jackson County Jail A Bristol man was the ground. race in Liberty killed when he fell by Teresa Eubanks, Journal Editor Glenn Kimbrel. Crane operator PAGE 3 from the bucket of a “This is not a move we re- William Nichols The Calhoun County Com- crane suspended 40 ally wanted to do,” the sheriff said Bramblett told mission voted unanimously feet in the air during a said before pointing out there him that if anything to turn over the housing of billboard installation were several reasons for mak- happened he would female inmates to the Jack- in Orlando last week. ing the change: cut the strap that son County Jail at their May The fatality was 6 meeting. • There had been no contract ild connected the basket W identified as 29-year- KEITH BRAMBLETT to the pipe he was The next day, the Jackson with the Liberty County Jail flower old Keith Bramblett, County Jail sent a van to pick and Calhoun County since working on and let ALERT who worked with the the pipe fall. up eight inmates. 2011. Kimbrel said he sent a Marianna-based company, PAGE 5 Nichols said after Bramblett Commissioners signed a proposed contract to Liberty Superior Structures. three year agreement with the County Sheriff Nick Finch on was in place, the pipe started According to a report from to fall to the left and pulled jail. While Calhoun County April 10 but never heard back JIM McCLELLAN’S will pay the same $39-a-day from him, although “some of the Orange County Sheriff’s the crane he was operating fee per inmate as they did his personnel did talk to my OUTDOORS Office, Bramblett was part of a toward another larger crane. in Liberty County, they will captain about it.” Kimbrel had Down South crew installing a large billboard Nichols said he turned his save a significant amount of hoped they could negotiate a Any fisherman next to SR 408 around 3:45 crane to the left to give money by not having to pay lower rate. During that same would understand... p.m. last Wednesday, May 7. Bramblett time to cut his strap. for transportation and am- time, the Jackson County Jail It’s all about He was working on a large Bramblett managed to cut the bulance service, according submitted a contract proposal PRIORITIES! metal pole that holds up the strap but the basket broke billboard. The pole shifted away from the crane, hit the to Calhoun County Sheriff that the board signed at last PAGE 11 See INMATES MOVED continued on page 2 See BRISTOL MAN KILLED continued on page 3

Sheriff's Log...... 2 Arrest Reports...... 2 Two couples celebrate Golden Anniversaries.....7 Postal customers respond to food drive...... 3 Cancer survivor donates to Locks of Love...... 10 Food stamp use up in Liberty County...... 4 Scholarships.....8 Delinquent Tax Roll .....12-15 Page 2 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014

ARREST REPORTS compiled by Journal Editor Teresa Eubanks Man charged with biting four-year-old A 28-year-old Blountstown man had been charged with child abuse after bite marks were found on a four-year-old. Erin Goodwin, Kerri Koani, Judge Wright, Renee Martin, Kayla Whitehead and Aundrea Sellars. A joint investigation between the Department of Children and Families and New Guardian Ad Litem volunteers sworn in the Blountstown Police Guardian ad Litem volunteers go Trained volunteers were recently pley, Marianna and Calhoun coun- Department resulted in the to court and speak for abused and sworn in by Circuit Judge William ties. Volunteers are needed. For arrest of Christopher Brian neglected children who are currently L. Wright. training dates and more information, Butler for child abuse Friday. going through court proceedings. Training classes are held in Chi- please call (850) 747-5180. According to the police CHRISTOPHER BUTLER department, bite marks were found on the upper left thigh week’s meeting. INMATES MOVED held. and back of the right leg of the • Commissioners were continued from the front page “I don’t think it hurts youngster. The teeth marks were visible for several unhappy with a $670 us,” Finch said, “but days. ambulance bill they got cide cell for inmates that that revenue. I don’t think Calhoun During an interview with investigators, Butler for transporting an in- display suicidal tenden- He said the commis- County is going to save admitted biting the child. mate from the jail in cies as required by Flori- sion has held out around one penny by doing what His bond was set at $10,000 for the child abuse Bristol to the hospital da Model Jail Standards. $170,000 from his bud- they’re doing.” charge but he is being held without bond due to a in Blountstown. They • Calhoun County dep- get each of the past two He said the change probation violation. later voted not to pay it. uties will no longer have years when in fact, “I will inconvenience those According to Kimbrel, to transfer inmates back think $130,000 was the wanting to see their commissioners felt that to Blountstown to be most we ever generated loved ones during jail Woman arrested after expense was included in released from custody. in a year from Calhoun visitations since they the cost of housing fe- Kimbrel said his depu- County.” will now have to make 16 baggies of marijuana male inmates based on ties stayed busy escort- He said he didn’t know a round trip to Marianna the previous contract. ing the inmates to and what the commission did each time. found during traffic stop Liberty Ambulance Di- from the jail in Bristol. with the funds they with- A traffic stop resulted in rector Melissa Brown That won’t be the case in the arrest of a Blountstown said Calhoun County Jackson County, where woman for possession of had previously paid the the staff will oversee SHERIFF’S LOG marijuana with intent to bill when their inmates transporting the women. sell, possession of drug were transported the When their time has CALHOUN COUNTY paraphernalia and driving May 5 seven mile distance. been served, inmates while license suspended “We charge a base rate will be released from •Curt Larson Johnson, VOP, CCSO. •Donald Alvin Cheuvront, violation of injunc- or revoked. depending on the level Jackson County and not Lucy Walker Mathews, of care plus $10 a mile,” have to go through the tion, CCSO. May 6 35, was on SR 71 North she said pointing out, process again at the jail •Brandon Ray Evans, VOP (Gulf County), around 8:44 p.m. on May “The jail and the am- in Blountstown. CCSO. 7 when Blountstown bulance service are two “We wanted to contin- •Christopher Brian Butler, child abuse, VOP, Police Officer Anthony LUCY MATHEWS separate entities, when ue to house our female CCSO. Golden II pulled her over. they take a ride, some- inmates at the Liberty •John Joseph Berry, VOP, CCSO. During the traffic stop, the found 16 individual body has to pay for it.” County Jail, but it just May 7 officer discovered she did baggies of marijuana in • Kimbrel said there didn’t work out this go •Buck Jamar Jones, VOP, CCSO. not have a valid license. the center console. were concerns over round,” Kimbrel said. •Lucy Walker Mathews, possession of mari- During a search of her She was booked into juana with intent to sell, possession of drug medical care at the jail He said the county Dodge pickup, the officer the county jail. and issues over how commission made the paraphernalia, driving while license suspended medication had been decision primarily due to or revoked with knowledge, BPD. distributed. He acknowl- the cost savings, noting May 9 Charges pending after •Joseph Kilby, criminal registrant, CCSO. edged that things have that they will no longer •William Jason Mills, criminal registrant, “improved some” with be paying extra for trans- motorcycle crash Monday CCSO. the hiring of a new jail portation and ambulance A Blountstown man injured in a motorcycle crash •Brandon Charles Carpenter, no valid drivers Monday afternoon was reported in stable condition administrator. service. license, CCSO. • The Liberty County Liberty County Sher- later that night at a Tallahassee hospital. May 10 According to a report from the Blountstown Police Jail is not compliant iff Nick Finch said lost •Joshua Grady Clenney, burglary of a struc- Department, Cardonial Belafonte Thomas Jr., 29, was with Florida Model Jail income from the female ture, criminal mischief, CCSO. Standards by failing to inmates from across the May 12 eastbound on Azalea Drive at a high rate of speed provide a female correc- river will have little im- •Jamie Dawn Cook, VOP, CCSO. around 4:50 p.m. when he lost control of his 1993 tions officer around the pact on his office since •James S. Wilson, VOP, CCSO. Yamah. clock when female in- the Liberty County •Stephen Paul Nichols, VOP, CCSO. Thomas was taken by Life Flight emergency mates are in custody. Commission already de- •Shawn Lee Reddick, VOP, CCSO. helicopter to Tallahassee with serious injuries. • The Liberty County ducts money from his Charges are pending against Thomas, who does not LIBERTY COUNTY Jail does not have a sui- budget in anticipation of have a motorcycle endorsement and has an expired tag May 5 that was issued to a different motorcycle. •Chase Tipton, lewd and lascivious battery (sentencing), LCSO. May 6 •Avionce Brye, VOP, LCSO. •Lakin Leavins, holding for Gadsden County, GCSO. Bristol •Valerie Loranger, holding for Gadsden Every insurance policy County, GCSO. Dental Clinic •Joshua Cook, VOP, battery, LCSO. should come with a living, •Jarrod Copeland, VOP, LCSO. •Michael Gibson, VOP, LCSO. May 8 breathing owner’s manual. •Lara Jackson, warrant (sale of meth within 1,000 feet of a child care facility), GCSO. May 9 •Alvardo Obdulio, serving weekends, LCSO. •Crest Morrison, holding for Gulf County, GCSO. •Cameron Moore, dealing in stolen property, grand theft, LCSO. Laban Bontrager, DMD May 12 Monica Bontrager, DMD •Emma Rushinal, uttering and forging an official instrument, 146 counts organized fraud DENTURE LAB ON PREMISES more than $50,000, larceny over $20,000 Same-Day Service on Repairs & Relines under $100,000, LCSO ccepting ew atients A N P Listings include name followed by charge and identi- 12761 NW Pea Ridge Rd., Bristol, FL 32321 fication of arresting agency. The names above repre- TELEPHONE 643-5417 sent those charged. 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by Teresa Eubanks, Journal Editor longtime school custodial 17 following her arrest on including standards and mandates from Liberty County School Superintendent worker Larry Dawson “kind charges of grand theft, official the Dept. of Education.” He said the Tony Anderson announced Thursday of reminded me of my misconduct and failure to next superintendent, “Is going to have morning that he is ending his campaign mortality,” he commented. “I disclose information in a to have the wherewithall to meet those for superintendent. know Larry had been having public records request. challenges.” Anderson, 60, of Bristol, took on the some health issues,” he said, Uzzell avoided trial He said he decided to step down from duties of interim superintendent last adding that the loss has had when she signed a deferred the race when he did because he had yet October. On March 3, he filed his intent an impact on school staff prosecution agreement with to draw any opponents and the timeline to seek the remaining two-year term in as well as students. “He’s the state attorney’s office to qualify by petition was nearing. a special election. a person in the community after agreeing to several “Whoever does run will have to get “I’ve made a personal decision everybody expects to see at conditions, including a ban ready to go wide open,” he said. “The that I am going to withdraw from the corner convenience store on seeking a job with the interesting part is that it’s only for a two the superintendent’s race,” Anderson every day, talking to people.” Tony Anderson school district. year term. There are a lot of factors to announced last week. “I’ve thought long • • • • • • • • • • be considered in this particular election and hard about it.” Anderson said he feels he He said he doesn’t rule out helping the year.” He said he had some health issues accomplished what he set out to do as school district in some part-time capacity He has urged his staff to guard against and “I want to look out for my own interim superintendent by establishing in the future. letting their morale get low, explaining, well-being.” stability and credibility in the school What would he advise the next school “I want them to keep moving forward Anderson said, “I’ve been wrestling district after an investigation into the superintendent to do? and for everybody to do their job.” with what’s best for me and what’s best misuse of a school district credit card “That’s a good question,” he He admitted his short time in office for the school system. I really enjoy what led to the former superintendent’s arrest. responded. “My evaluation of the school had been challenging. “We’re going in I’m doing but in the end, your personal Anderson was appointed by Gov. Rick system at this point is that we have a lot the right direction,” he said, and added, health and well-being has got to override Scott to fill the remaining term of School of very talented teachers. There are a “When you’re guiding a ship with a the job.” Superintendent Gloria “Gay” Uzzell, lot of complicated issues that they and small rudder, it takes a long time to turn Last week’s unexpected death of who was removed from office July the administration have to deal with, that ship in a different direction.”

BRISTOL MAN ational etter arriers KILLED N L C continued from the front page billboard and plummeted to FOOD DRIVE the ground as he was thrown out. A witness driving past the scene reported seeing the basket swinging violently before breaking away from the crane. An employee from a neighboring veterinary clin- ic ran to the scene and at- tempted to give CPR. She said she never found a pulse. He was transported to Florida Hospital East where he later died from his inju- ries, according to the report from the sheriff’s office. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the accident. A construction worker at the scene told deputies he had warned his co-workers not to strap the bucket to the large column because the FROM LEFT: Lisa Sewell, Deanna Parrish, Postmaster Ricky Brown, Sheila Sirmons, crane was not built to with- Sandy White and Renee Silcox. JOHNNY EUBANKS PHOTO stand that much weight. Bramblett was the father of two young boys and is The National Association of Letter Carriers held their “Stamp Out Hunger” annual survived by his parents, his food drive on Saturday, May 10. Local postal employees collected nonperishable stepmother and two brothers food items from customers’ mailboxes on their routes. Donations filled than two of as well as extended family the large sorting hampers used at the Bristol Post Office. The food collected will be members and friends. His donated to local organizations to help with community needs. complete obituary appears on page 18.

Covenant Hospice offers new volunteer training in Marianna on May 28 Covenant Hospice is istrative support in a Cov- seeking individuals who enant office, serving as an are interested in making outreach Ambassador and a difference in the lives much more. of patients and families Volunteers who choose facing end-of-life issues to volunteer with patients and in supporting the and families are asked to organization. commit to 50 hours of A volunteer workshop service annually, or a little will be held from 9 a.m. to more than 4 hours each 5 p.m., Wednesday, May month. 28 at Covenant Hospice, No special background located at 4215 Kelson or experience is required Avenue, Suite E. The to volunteer for Covenant, workshop is free and open just a desire to make a to the public. Food and difference. Time commit- drinks will be provided. ment is flexible and based Patient and Family Sup- on volunteer availability. port Volunteer Training Retired and working pro- will provide an overview fessionals are also needed of hospice care, including to share their expertise and Covenant’s programs and experience with patients Wednesday May 14th - Saturday, May 17th services and the special and families. roles that volunteers fill. To register or to learn This training prepares more, call Donna Meldon individuals to volunteer at (850) 482-8520. in a variety of ways. Volunteer choices in- Covenant Hospice is clude visiting and com- a not-for-profit organi- PHONE (850) 762-3228 panionship for patients, zation dedicated to pro- 25615 N. Main Street supporting family mem- viding comprehensive, Waldorff Hardware Altha, FL 32421 bers by offering emotional compassionate services support and practical help, to patients and loved assisting with fundraising ones during times of life- events, providing admin- limiting illnesses. Page 4 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014 Use of Food Stamps rises in Liberty County by Emily Guerin trim about $8 billion and Tim Marema from SNAP over the The use of food next decade. Back- stamps in Liberty ers of the cuts said County increased dur- the program had ex- ing the recession, panded too much in assisting families in recent years and was stretching their food creating too much re- dollars, contributing liance on government to local spending and assistance. SNAP ex- helping spark a na- penditures increased tional debate about the 135 percent between future of the federal 2007 and 2011. nutrition program. USDA reports that each $5 in SNAP U.S. Rep. Eric The proportion of Liberty County benefits generates $9.20 in spending. Cantor (Va.-R) backed a measure residents receiving food stamps hit SNAP benefits start to circulate that would have removed SNAP 16.9 percent in 2011, according to in the economy quickly. Participants from the farm bill entirely. the U.S. Department of Agricul- spend nearly all their food stamps “While [SNAP] is an important ture (USDA) Food and Nutrition within one month of receipt, accord- part of our safety net, our overriding Services. That’s an increase of 8.1 ing to a study by the University of goal should be to help our citizens percentage points since 2007, the New Hampshire Carsey Institute. with the education and skills they year the recession started. Grocers say they feel the impact need to get back on their feet so that Across Florida, 17.2 percent of of SNAP and other USDA nutrition they can provide for themselves and residents in 2011 received support programs like Women, Infants and their families,” Rep. Cantor said from the Supplemental Nutrition Children (WIC). during congressional debate. Assistance Program (SNAP), as “Without SNAP and WIC, we Food stamps have been part of the food stamp program is officially wouldn’t be able to make it,” wrote the farm bill for the past 50 years. known. Nationally, 14.8 percent the owner of the Mill City Market in The legislation’s combination of of the population receives SNAP the small town of Mill City, Ore., in farming and nutrition programs has benefits. a survey of rural grocers conducted helped ensure the bill receives broad Places like Liberty County, which by the Oregon Food Bank and Kan- backing from farm-country repre- We're your one-stop are located outside metropolitan ar- sas State University Rural Grocery sentatives and more urban-based eas, tend to have a higher percentage Initiative. members who support anti-poverty TIRE STORE! of the population receiving SNAP Owners know they have to stock programs. benefits. That’s because incomes are Why wear out your new tires (and the shelves to prepare for more That alliance was tested but waste time) driving from the tire store generally lower in non-metropolitan business when SNAP benefits hit held with the passage of the 2014 counties. to the parts place and then to a service the streets, said David Procter with farm bill. station to get it all put together? The inflation-adjusted median the Rural Grocery Initiative Data for this article came from household income in Liberty County It’s not just the mom-and-pop USDA Food and Nutrition Services, CITY TIRE IS YOUR in 2011 was $38,783, compared to stores that see a bump from food- the Bureau of Economic Analysis ONE-STOP TIRE SHOP! the Florida median of $45,830 and stamp spending in small towns and and the U.S. Census. The data was the national median of $52,306 (in rural areas. Walmart reported in compiled and analyzed by Roberto •Oil Changes 2013 dollars). a recent Securities and Exchange Gallardo, Ph.D., associate Exten- GOODYEAR •Balancing Food stamps may play a larger Commission filing that a decrease sion professor with the Mississippi DUNLOP •Brakes role in the local economy in rural in SNAP benefits last year could State University Extension Service. BFG & More •Shocks areas and small towns, according affect the retail giant’s bottom line. Funding for this report came from "Volkswagens to semi's, we handle them all" to federal data. In Liberty County Average SNAP benefits nation- the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and SNAP benefits are 1.1 percent of ally fell about $30 a month per fam- the John S. and James L. Knight personal income. Nationally, the ily in November after a temporary Foundation. The Daily Yonder figure is 0.6 percent. increase that was part of the 2009 (www.dailyyonder.com) is an inde- CITY TIRE CO. In 2011, residents of Liberty economic stimulus package. More pendent rural news site published MV5496 Hwy. 20 West • Blountstown • 674-8784 County received a combined funding decreases are on the way. by the nonprofit, nonpartisan Center $2,105,605 in SNAP benefits. The This summer, Congress agreed to for Rural Strategies. MAY 14, 2014 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL Page 5

Calhoun County 4-H to hold Art SKULLCAP Contest for Learning Gardens No green thumb? No problem! Cal- Entries will be submitted at the 4-H ildflower alert houn County 4-H welcomes everyone Learning Garden on Monday, June 9 W by Eleanor Dietrich, to the 4-H Learning Gardens, regardless from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. (CT) and from Florida Wildflower Foundation of their gardening abilities for the 2014 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. In May, along the open moist road- Big Bend Garden Art Contest. Entries will be judged on Monday, sides, nice patches of this lovely blue This contest is designed to give fami- June 9. Entry pickup will be on Friday, flower will be seen blooming in Liberty lies, schools, businesses, churches, and August 1, time TBA. County. It has a stalk around 8 inches community members from Calhoun and Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, tall with numerous flowers on it. surrounding counties the opportunity to and 3rd place in each division. Its common name is Skullcap be- show off their creativity in designing and For more information please call cause at the base of the flower there is constructing a garden art masterpiece. (850) 674-8323 or drop by the Calhoun a cap-like structure that persists after Whether it’s a life size scarecrow, a County Extension Office located on the blossom has fallen off. Its botanical wildly painted lawn flamingo, a 15-foot Hwy. 20 in Blountstown. name is Scutellaria which is Latin for dinosaur, or a sharply dressed garden You can also visit our website: www. dish or saucer. It is a member of the gnome, we can’t wait to see what you calhoun.ifas.ufl.edu. mint family and if you look at it closely, come up with. 4-H is open to ALL youth, ages of 5-18, you will see it has the square stems that Entries will be exhibited in the Cal- regardless of race, color, creed, nationality, are characteristic of mint plants. houn County 4-H Learning Gardens on ethnicity, gender, or disability. Persons with If you pull onto Forest Road 105 SR 20 from Monday, June 9 to Friday, disabilities requiring special accommoda- tions need to contact the 4-H office at least Aug. 1, so they need to be sturdy and or 117, off of SR 65, you will see many of these flowers growing by the edge of the 10 working days prior to the program so able to withstand the elements. road. But remember, in the national forest, all of the flowers and plants must be that proper consideration may be given to left to grow in peace. The entry fee is $5 per entry. the request (850) 674-8323.

Mears Family Calhoun Extension to host Emergency Reunion set Preparedness Expo The UF/IFAS Extension Calhoun May 24 & 25 County office is organizing a free The 2014 Mears family reunion Emergency Preparedness Expo on will be held at the Panhandle Pioneer Saturday, June 7. Settlement on Memorial Day weekend. The severe weather and flooding Join us on Saturday, May 24 from 9 rains we recently experienced serve as a.m. to 2 p.m. (CT). Bring your sports a reminder of just how critical emer- equipment and meet at the ballpark, Wednesday, May 14 gency preparations are for individuals, west side. We also ask that you bring families, and businesses. a covered dish, hamburger meat or BIRTHDAYS The goals of this expo will be to hotdogs. Karen Joiner Moran, Kitte provide attendees information on top- On Sunday, May 25 from 10 a.m. to ics such as: 2 p.m., bring family photos, mementos, Hosford Carter, Milo Brown, •drinking water collection and historical documents, etc. to share in the Sheri Tucker and Wayne Beck safety, Frink Gym. Also, bring a covered dish. •food preservation and storage, There will be a business update and •building outdoor cooking fires, we will give out door prizes. Thursday, May 15 •alternative cooking methods, For more information please call •preparing 72 hour emergency kits Yalanda Roberts at (850) 768-2450 Altha School •acquiring and using weather alert or Etta M. Parker at (850) 674-2485. warning systems Dessert Concert at Altha Church Liberty Co. School Board We will have free demonstrations, of God at 6 p.m. meeting room at 7:30 p.m. resource materials, and displays as well. The UF/IFAS Disaster Educa- BIRTHDAYS ~ Miriam Ritter, Drew Ramsey & Lindsay Anders tion Trailer will be there along with MEETINGS the Red Cross. Wednesday, May 14 For more information, call (850) • Boy Scout Troop 200, 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 16 674-8323 or email judy.ludlow@ufl. (ET) at the Mormon Church in Bristol. edu. Phone (850) 643-2373. BIRTHDAYS Thursday, May 15 DAWG DAYS Brooke Goodman, Main Street meets • Mossy Pond VFD, 7 p.m. (CT), Mavis Willis, Judy Sexton Fire House. Phone (850) 762-4388. Family Appreciation to nominate officers • Alzheimer’s Project support at W.R. Tolar & Samantha Johnson All are invited to attend the next group, 4 p.m. (CT), Calhoun Liberty School, 5:30 p.m. Blountstown Main Street meeting on Hospital. Phone (850) 386-2778, Thursday, May 15 at Rivertown Mer- ext. 102. Saturday, May 17 cantile at 5:30 p.m. (CT) • American Legion Hall Bingo night, This is an important meeting, as 6-9 p.m. (CT) BIRTHDAYS officers for the upcoming term will Kristy Terry, Saturday, May 17 on Blountstown be nominated. • American Legion Hall Live Band, Greenway, Allie Bailey, The Blountstown Main Street or- 8-12 p.m. (CT) in Blountstown. Phone at 8 a.m. Harriet Brady Military Personnel ganization is hoping to reinvigorate (850) 890-8918 or (850) 447-3639. & Loretta King visit Veterans Railroad the organization. Cherie Mayorga is LCHS Class Reunion 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday, May 19 the new manager and has met with Class of 1968 to 1970 • Altha Girls Scout Troop #39, 6:15 Tupelo Honey Festival the state Main Street directors, as well p.m., Altha Church of God. Phone at Veterans Memorial Civic Center 6-10 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. in Wewa, Lake Alice Drive as attended trainings on downtown (850) 447-5405. • Panhandle Creative Crafters “Bi- revitalization. zzie Bees”, 5-8 p.m. (CT), W.T. Neal Sunday, May 18 Civic Center, Blountstown. Beekeepers Club •AA, 6 p.m., Altha Community Center. Phone (850) 674-1363. Attend the Church BIRTHDAYS meets Thursday •Altha Boy Scouts, 7 p.m., Altha Fire of your choice Elam Stoltzfus, Billy Blackman, The Calhoun – Liberty Beekeeping Department. Phone (850) 762-3718. this Sunday Club will meet Thursday, May 15 at Marci Rankin, Kayla Phillips, Tuesday, May 20 the Calhoun County Extension Office • Calhoun Children’s Coalition, 9 Alexis Butler & Teresa Hudson at 6:30 p.m. (CT). a.m. (CT), W.T. Neal Civic Center. Join us, share your knowledge and • Calhoun Chamber of Commerce, beekeeping experiences, and hear what 12 p.m. (CT), Senior Citizens Center. Monday, May 19 other beekeepers in the area are up to. Phone (850) 674-4519. For more information contact Judy • Calhoun Commission, 6 p.m. BIRTHDAYS J.K. Newsome, Jerry Orama & Lavaine Williams Ludlow at (850) 674-8323. (CT), Ag. Bldg., Conference Room ~ across from Courthouse. Phone (850) for KG HAPPY Petition 674-4545. at W.R. Tolar ANNIVERSARY Deadline • Mossy Pond VFD Auxiliary, 6 & Hosford Steve & Sharon for 2014 Schools Election p.m. (CT), Fire House. Phone (850) McMillan 762-1948. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Candidates 5,180 • AA Meeting, 6 p.m. (CT), Grace That’s how many copies United Methodist Church, Hosford. Tuesday, May 20 Phone (850) 544-0677. of The Calhoun-Liberty • Dixie 109 Masonic Lodge, 7 p.m. BIRTHDAYS ~ Shawn Wood, Gretchen Dees, Journal were distributed KG Registration (CT), Dixie Lodge in Blountstown. Vicki Fowler, Ricky Brown, Michael Morris, last week, ensuring plenty continues Phone (850) 643-5742. Alex Reisoglu, Brittany Johnson, of coverage for your • Hosford-Telogia VFD, 7:30 at W.R. 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CLJNews ADS: [email protected] Summers Road Page 6 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014 COMMENTARY Late Night Laughs A RECAP OF RECENT OBSERVATIONS BY LATE NIGHT TV HOSTS.

During his visit to the White House, the President of Uruguay lectured President Obama about the dangers of smoking. Then, when Obama said “Oh, I quit,” Hillary Clinton ran past him into the Oval Office. — SETH MYERS

Dr. Dre may become the world’s first hip-hop billionaire. So maybe my mom was right. I should have become a doctor. — CONAN O’BRIEN

Donald Sterling did an interview with Anderson Cooper of CNN. The interview was conducted at Sterling’s sprawling Triple-K ranch. — DAVID LETTERMAN

It was so hot that Clippers owner Donald Sterling went to a Magic Johnson theater for the air conditioning. — CRAIG FERGUSON

The Chicago Cubs recorded their 10,000th loss over the weekend. And that’s just this season. — SETH MYERS

Thursday is the deadline for Iran to meet a series of measures to delay its nuclear program. Then Iran said, “Do you mean ‘DEADLINE deadline’ or ‘Sign up for Obamacare deadline?’” — JIMMY FALLON Their prayer may Some NFL players actually criticized Michael Sam for kissing his boyfriend after getting drafted. Apparently NFL players aren’t supposed to be in a gay relationship until they’re sent to prison. Then not be your prayer it’s fine. — CONAN O’BRIEN WASHINGTON – was a Scientology I think you all know this by now. Donald Sterling In another narrowly prayer? What if is the NBA’s first openly bigoted owner. decided 5-4 ruling, WASHINGTON the prayer strayed — DAVID LETTERMAN the U.S. Supreme MERRY-GO-ROUND from the main- It’s a great day for Michael Sam, the first openly Court opened the stream of Chris- gay player drafted by the NFL. But the struggle door to more prayer by Douglas Cohn and Eleanor Clift tian religion and isn’t over. We still face other challenges. We still in public settings. spoke to Muslims, have to get a straight guy a job on Broadway. That Justice Anthony or Mormons? has to happen next. ­— CRAIG FERGUSON Kennedy, writing for the conservative major- Those who are cheering the Court’s decision The first openly gay player has been drafted by ity, sided with local officials in Greece, a town should be careful what they ask for because the the NFL. If you saw it on ESPN, Michael Sam of some 94,000 people in upstate New York. He latitude granted by the ruling could get out of celebrated by kissing his boyfriend. This is historic. This is the first time anyone has celebrated being said the practice of opening town meetings with a hand as various advocates make the case for their drafted by the St. Louis Rams. — CONAN O’BRIEN prayer does not violate the Establishment clause religion’s prayer. Christians are not monolithic. of the Constitution as long as it is in keeping There aren’t many Southern Baptists who would The Cubs are so bad that the last time they won a with past tradition in Congress and state legis- World Series, the team photo was an oil painting. advocate for a Methodist prayer. At the heart — JIMMY FALLON latures, does not discriminate against minority of these cases that make their way through the faiths that might wish to offer a prayer, and does courts is an assumption that the side favoring How about this weather, ladies and gentlemen. not “coerce participation with non-adherents.” more religion in the public sphere has their It’s 81 and cloudy, just like Donald Sterling. The prayer at the center of the controversy is — DAVID LETTERMAN prayer in mind, not the prayer offered up by a a Christian prayer, as it typically is when these marginalized minority or a sect that Christians Piers Morgan and Larry King have been getting cases come to public attention. Christian con- are not particularly comfortable with. into a nasty war of words. They are fighting with servatives embraced the Court ruling as a big Justice Sotomayor wrote the dissent, say- each other. It’s the first time Larry’s taken shots win. The religious right traces various societal at the British since the Revolutionary War. ing the prayer practices in the town of Greece ills back to the day in 1962 when the Supreme ­— CRAIG FERGUSON violate the concept of religious equality, “the Court ruled prayer in schools unconstitutional. breathtakingly generous constitutional idea A recently discovered Norman Rockwell painting Conservatives have systematically chipped that our public institutions belong no less to is expected to sell for more than $2 million at away at the legal barrier erected 40 years ago, auction later this month. The painting is so the Buddhist or Hindu than to the Methodist or and this latest ruling in Greece versus Galloway valuable because it’s a rare self-portrait of Episcopalian.” That doesn’t mean forums like Rockwell burning the American flag while kicking is a major victory. those held in Greece need to be “religion-free a dog. — SETH MYERS It’s not worth getting up on a soap box and zones,” she wrote, but Greece’s board “did noth- lecturing the Christian Right about separation In Colorado a man was accidentally released ing to recognize religious diversity.” of church and state, and how important that from prison 90 years too soon. In a related story, It’s hard to see how the gulf between right everyone in Colorado is high. — CONAN O’BRIEN concept was to the Founding Fathers. A better way to point out the dangers inherent in relax- and left on the Court can be bridged on this and They are reopening the Washington monument. ing the ’62 ruling is to explain what happened many other issues. Waiting in the wings is the The thing has been shut down for the last two challenge to the Affordable Care Act’s contra- years — like the Obama administration. in Greece, N.Y., and where it might lead. The — DAVID LETTERMAN plaintiffs, Linda Stephens and Susan Galloway, ception mandate. The same group that provided said they repeatedly challenged the town’s prac- the resources for the defendants in the town It was so hot that David Hasselhoff ate a fudg- tice of opening each town board meeting with prayer case is backing the challenge to the ACA. esicle off the floor. ­— CRAIG FERGUSON a prayer, requesting the prayer be modified and The Alliance Defending Freedom organization A new report says that global warming could made more inclusive. works with a network of conservative groups to cause Boston to end up completely underwater. In the past, the town council opened meetings restore religion to what they believe is its proper Bostonians say, “We’re OK with that as long as place in the U.S. As long as Christianity is be- it happens when the Yankees are in town.” They with a moment of silence, switching to prayer hate them that much. — CONAN O’BRIEN in 1999. The assumption in this small, mostly ing elevated, they’re happy. In an increasingly homogeneous community is that there would diverse America, the Court opened a door they The St. Louis Rams made history on Saturday be no pushback, that everyone would be happy should have left closed, and those who opened by drafting Michael Sam, making him the first openly gay player in the NFL. Yep, an NFL play- with the prayer offered by the presiding officer. it may discover that the prayer they want may er who’s never been with a woman — or as Tim But what if the prayer offered up at the meeting not be the prayer they hear. Tebow put it, “Eh, it’s been done.” — JIMMY FALLON MAY 14, 2014 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL Page 7 Florida Caverns State Park Golden to hold Musvogee-Creek Anniversaries Indian event this Saturday The Florida Caverns State Park in Marianna, along with Nene Hutke Ceremonial Grounds of Chatta- hoochee, is staging a unique Muscogee-Creek Indian event on Saturday, May 17 at the park. The Muscogee (Creek Indian) Rendezvous is a teaching event de- signed to be interactive with the public invited to join in. There will be Muscogee dances, games, food, craft demonstrations, and short teaching classes where the public may actually participate. This event is not a Pow Wow. Neither is it a sacred or ceremonial event. Instead it will be a fun filled social affair designed to teach some of the actual, authentic, and true history, culture, and life ways of the Muscogee Creek people. Three long Stomp Dance demonstrations and teaching sessions will be featured in the center of the grounds throughout the day. McAlpine, Barker will The Muscogee (Creek Indian) Rendezvous will be held at the Florida Caverns State Park on Saturday, May 17, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. (CT). Admission is free. exchange vows June 7 There is no charge for vendors of quality handmade Kevin and Patricia McAlpine of Talahassee are Muscogee or Indian crafts to set up a booth. pleased to announce the upcoming wedding of their Tommy & Linda Duggar For more information contact Dale Taylor at dale@ daughter, Kelsey Marie McAlpine to David Barker. nenehutke.org, (850) 545-0124 or Regina Blackstock David is the son of Joyce Jacobs Barker of Bristol. celebrate 50th wedding at [email protected]. Kelsey is a graduate of Florida State University and will receive her Master Degree in January 2015. David anniversary on Sunday is currently employed by Southern Wine and Spirits Tommy and Linda Duggar celebrated FROM with plans of advancement. their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, NEWS The wedding will be held at Honey Lake Plantation May 11. They were married in Bainbridge, on Saturday, June 7. GA in 1964. THE The couple will reside in Tallahassee. They enjoy fishing, hunting and spending PEWS time with their grandson, Thayne. They have West Gadsden Historical one son, Tommy Duggar, Jr. Linda is a retired teacher and coach from Cornith Baptist will Society to meet May 18 Liberty County High School. The West Gadsden Historical Society will meet There will be a country-style anniversary Sunday, May 18 at 3 p.m. in the Patricia Fletcher Vice party on Saturday, May 17 at Lake Mystic celebrate 143 years Meeting Facility at the Greensboro Depot, 115 Duffle Baptist Church from 4 - 6 p.m. (ET). We will be celebrating our 143rd Homecoming Ave. in Greensboro. Please be sure to note the change of All family and friends are invited, so put Weekend at Coernith Baptist Church Saturday, May date for this meeting due to the Memorial Day holiday. on your favorite pair of jeans and come help 17 through Sunday, May 18. The meeting will be the 3rd Sunday in May, rather than us celebrate! The weekend will kick off with a musical concert the usual 4th Sunday. on Saturday, May 17, starting at 7 p.m. (ET), by award Robert “Bob” Hurst, Vice-President of the Historical winning singer/songwriter/Evangelist, Big Mo (Milton Society of Bay County in Panama City, will be the guest Ostrander), from Enterprise, Alabama. speaker. He will present a review of his tracing of the As a singer, Big Mo has been nominated as favorite 465 miles long Spanish Road, El Camino Real, across male vocalist, sang on most every major concert stage northern Florida from Pensacola to St. Augustine, that in America, including the gospel portion of The Grand took him through Gadsden and other nearby counties. Ole' Opry. The El Camino Real is the oldest road in Florida and He has been honored as being one of the top soloists was first used by the Spanish beginning about 1565 in the nation as voted on by the fans. Big Mo is a Dove for commerce and military defense. Even though this Award Nominee. His singing ministry has garnered road is of great historic significance, little recognition many awards and has earned him a spot in the hearts has been given to it in modern times. In many places, of countless people. it has totally diminished from the scene and it is virtu- On Sunday, May 18 starting at 10:30 a.m. (ET), Big ally unable to track. Mo will be singing and delivering the Homecoming There will be many photos on display as well as a message. replica of a British cartographer’s 8-foot long drawing Immediately after the service, lunch will be served of the old road. Come and hear about some surprising at the church. Don't miss these two exciting opportuni- evidence he found in our surrounding area. ties to hear Big Mo. For further information, contact WGHS at info@ Corinth Baptist Church is located at 15816 NE gadsdenhistory.org, (850) 442-6434, or P.O. Drawer Moore Street in Hosford. For more information call D, Greensboro, FL 32330 for further information. (850) 379-8522. Jack & Linda Green Family & Friends Day in Blountstown Sunday mark half century of Dr. C. L. Wilson, Pastor/Teacher, will be celebrating Family and Friends Annual Day on Sunday, May 18 at happiness with trip 11 a.m. (CT) at Saint James Missionary Baptist Church. Jack and Linda Green of Blountstown Pastor Betty Richardson will be our guest church. celebrated their 50th anniversary on March It will be an honor for you to come fellowship with 28 by taking another of their many trips to us as we lift up praises to God. Everyone is welcome the Smokey Mountains. and we look forward to seeing you there. They were married by Judge Deese in Dinner will be served immediately after worship Bainbridge, GA on March 28, 1964. service. The couple have three children, Mike Thanks in advance to Evangelist Patricia Mosley, Green of Blountstown, Steve Green of Chairperson and Deaconess Annie Bryant, Co-Chair- Pensacola and Serena Cook and her husband person. Jimmy of Hartford, AL. They are grand- Saint Mary Missionary Baptist Church is located at parents to Tylor Green, Matthew Cook and 16345 SE River Street, Blountstown, Florida 32424. Joshua Cook. For information please call Evangelist Mosley @ 850-718-3710.

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Larry Jerome Dawson would upperware have celebrated his 58th birthday onIn Monday, Maymemory 12. T Larry was a valued employee of the Liberty Need a new A/C? Let us help! FUSION MASTER County School System for more than 35 years, Prepare craft burgers and retiring in December 2013. He took great pride in marvelous meals with the being selected as the Grand Marshal for the 2013 Low interest Fusion Master™! The easy- Homecoming and Christmas parades. He was a or symbol of citizenship for Liberty County. to-use, turnhandle mincer He enjoyed spending a great deal of his time No interest helps you prepare after retirement making his rounds by visiting the or healthier food while businesses throughout Bristol, where he would greet fusing it with unique, the customers, drink coffee, talk “Liberty County No Credit fresh flavors like Football” and sell his watermelons during the sum- herbs, veg- mer months. His favorite food was sweet potato pie. Check Required gies and fruit. In his casual conversations, he always had a kind This innova- and encouraging word for everyone and a hug for Give us a call or visit on the web. tive product also a child. He made every person feel like they were (850) 762-8666 includes a sausage insert his favorite. Larry also enjoyed taking care of and for creating customized raising his hunting dogs, pedigree or stray. www.jemisonhvac.com sausage, filling pastas Larry would have joyed in the fact that everyone and stuffing vegetables. has a “Mr. Larry” story. He enjoyed touching lives through the school system and community and he will certainly be missed, especially at the football Call Beth Eubanks games. BOOK YOUR PARTY TODAY ~ Happy Birthday Larry. We will miss you! at (850) 643-2498 or (850) 570-0235 Page 8 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014

STAMPEDE FOR SCHOLARSHIPS—The First Annual Stockyard Stampede was held recently at Sam Atkins Park in Blountstown. Money raised from the 5K will help fund two-year scholarships to Chipola for Calhoun County students through the Take Stock in Children program. The Calhoun County School District provided t-shirts. Blountstown Piggly Wiggly donated fruit and water. Chipola College contributed the awards. Chipola Foundation offers scholarships for qualified college students MARIANNA - The Chipola Col- To be eligible for a particular schol- 4 p.m. (CT) on Thursday, June 5. Ap- 3094 Indian Circle, Marianna, Florida lege Foundation will award more than arship, students must satisfy all of the plicants who require assistance with 32446. The applications for scholar- $500,000 in scholarships for qualified requirements outlined in the scholar- the application process are encouraged ships awarded through other organiza- students who attend the college during ship description. Scholarships awarded to apply early and contact the Chipola tions are mailed to the addresses indi- the 2014-15 school year. through the Chipola Foundation are Foundation office staff for help prior to cated in each scholarship description. Scholarships are available for a va- supported by private donations with the deadline week. Applicants who are awarded scholar- riety of majors. The Fall Application scholarship criteria set by the donors. Completed scholarship packages for ships will be notified by mail. Deadline is Thursday, June 5. Visit To apply, complete the scholarship scholarships offered through the Chi- For questions, contact the Founda- www.chipola.edu/foundation for a list- application(s) and submit the required pola Foundation may be delivered or tion at (850) 718-2445 or e-mail oli- ing of scholarships. attachments listed on the application by mailed to: Chipola College Foundation, [email protected].

Senator Bill Montford announces that Liberty County THE was awarded the following allocations:

DESCRIPTION FUNDED BEE Liberty County - River Park, Ph I $50,000 Hosford Water System $75,000 HOUSE TOTAL: $125,000 15447 NW CR 12 • BRISTOL FDOT Road Projects Total: (850) 643-2929 Check out our full line of bee supplies! SR 12 from SR 20 to Gadsden County Line $992,596 SR 20 from East of SR 12 to CR 1641 Dempsey Road $3,600,000 SR 65 from FDOT Park & Ride to CR 67 $44,087 Burnt Bridge Road from CR 67 to Pooge Road $985,123 Chester St. from Tom Love Road to Woodman St. $324,000 BUY, SELL & TRADE Freeman Road from Pea Ridge Road to SR 12 $427,865 BY PLACING AN AD IN Old Post Road from Hoecake Road to SR 20 $508,072 Liberty County Transit Section 5311 Non-Urbanized Area $97,290 The JOURNAL TOTAL: $6,979,033 GRAND TOTAL: $7,104,033 The **All Line Items are Subject to the Governor’s Veto Oaks Restaurant LLTHE OAK STATION SHOPPING CENTER Delicious Southern Home Cooking

Legislative report from Jumbo Angus Beef FULL MENU Shrimp AVAILABLE Senator Bill Montford 850-526-1114 • 4727 Hwy 90 E., Marianna from Senator Bill Montford’s Office ing them next year,” said Montford. istration fee. This alone will save TALLAHASSEE—The 2014 •Maintaining the Florida Retire- drivers between $20 and $25 each. Legislative Session was produc- ment System and State Employee •Rural Areas of Critical Econom- tive and meaningful for the State Health Insurance: Senator Mont- ic Concern (RACEC): The Legisla- May 14 - May 20 of Florida. Senator Bill Montford ford is well known in the Senate as an ture passed legislation to help cities (D-Tallahassee) was an active part advocate and voice for state workers in RACEC communities avert the Calhoun in passing many bills that will help and as such he helped to maintain the cost of removing or relocating utility WEDNESDAY HM cheese pizza, taco salad w/ WG the hardworking communities of current, sturdy Florida Retirement lines on the State Highway System BREAKFAST: Grits w/ ham cubes, chips, baked potato wedges, sliced to- sweet potato muffin and assorted juice. mato/lettuce and fruit. North Florida. System that faced many challenges in certain circumstances, by allow- LUNCH: Corn dog nuggets*, buffalo MONDAY Senator Montford maintained throughout the 2014 Session. He ing FDOT to pay for such costs. In chicken wrap, chef salad w/ WG bread BREAKFAST: Egg and cheese biscuit, stick, french fries, easy baked carrots potato rounds and assorted juice. strong advocacy for the needs of his was also instrumental in defending addition, the legislation will allow and fruit. LUNCH: Chicken nuggets* w/ WG eleven counties; Calhoun, Franklin, the well-managed health insurance municipalities within a RACEC or a THURSDAY roll, cheeseburger on WG bun, cae- BREAKFAST: Waffles w/ syrup, turkey sar chicken salad w/ WG bread stick, Gadsden, Gulf, Hamilton, Jefferson, policies for state workers. RACEC community to compete for sausage and assorted juice. mashed potatoes, green beans and Leon, Liberty, Madison, Taylor and •Preservation of the Instructional project funding using Small County LUNCH: Parmesan chicken w/ WG fruit. Wakulla. Materials Process: Senator Mont- Outreach Program (SCOP) criteria. pasta, catfish fillets w/ cheese grits, TUESDAY chicken caesar salad w/ WG bread BREAKFAST: Scrambled eggs w/ grits, When asked about the 2014 Ses- ford was pivotal in the preserva- •Flood Insurance Legislation: stick, steamed broccoli, carrot sticks w/ buttered toast and assorted juice. sion Senator Montford said, “The tion of the statewide instructional Legislation was also passed to ranch and fruit. LUNCH: Turkey and cheese sandwich FRIDAY on WG bread*, ranch chicken wrap, country can easily look to Florida materials process, which will not establish a private flood insurance BREAKFAST: Sausage biscuit, potato chef salad w/ WG bread stick, baked as an example of how common- only maintain cost savings for local market in Florida, which will hope- rounds and assorted juice. potato wedges, carrot sticks w/ ranch sense and principled answers can school districts but also give parents fully lower flood insurance rates for LUNCH: Cheeseburger on WG bun*, and fruit. be found on both sides of the aisle more opportunity for input in their Florida Citizens. The proposal is and quite frankly in the middle of child’s learning materials. aimed at addressing the federal flood iberty the aisle. We have and will continue •Effective Timeline for School insurance crisis caused by the rising L to work together, Senate and House, Accountability: As a long time edu- rates being imposed by the National WEDNESDAY LUNCH: Cheese or pepperoni pizza, BREAKFAST: French toast sticks, romaine salad, corn and a banana. Democrat and Republican to do what cator, Senator Montford advocated Flood Insurance Program. sausage patty and banana. MONDAY is best for Florida.” for a realistic timeline to ensure •Budget Items: In recognition of LUNCH: BBQ chicken, glazed BREAKFAST: Sausage patty, WG In the 2014 Session, Senator the proper implementation of the the importance of acting this year carrots, collard greens, frozen peach biscuit and frozen peach cup. cup and corn bread. LUNCH: Chicken tenders, ham- Montford helped to shape the fol- many facets in the Public School on Florida’s springs, the legislature THURSDAY burger steak, sweet potato wedges, lowing legislative decisions: Accountability program including funded $25 million for spring’s res- BREAKFAST: Biscuit w/ sausage green peas, applesauce and WG •Springs Protection: Senator technology and testing. toration plus another $1.7 million gravy and grape juice. roll. LUNCH: Grilled chicken sandwich, TUESDAY Montford co-sponsored legislation •Local Pharmacy Choice: Com- for springs monitoring. sweet potato wedges, green peas BREAKFAST: Pancake puffs and with four other Senators in a bi- munities will now be able to choose The legislature recognized the and pears. frozen strawberry cup. partisan effort that became known their local pharmacies or mail-order importance of improved learning en- FRIDAY LUNCH: Sloppy Joe’s, baked potato as the “Springs Bill”. It addressed when ordering prescriptions on the vironments for children and funded BREAKFAST: Manager’s choice. wedges, broccoli and a banana. the many water issues that the State State Group Insurance PPO (Pre- $14 million dollars for public school * Each breakfast includes a choice of assorted cereal, whole grain buttered toast and juice or choice of milk. of Florida is facing. While the bill ferred Provider Organization). construction in Senator Montford’s MENUS SPONSORED BY: passed the Senate, it did not make it •Tax Cuts: The Florida Legis- district. The Senate and the House out of the House. “We started very lature came together this year to agreed on $6,937.23 per student, Bristol important and dire conversations offer many hard working Floridians public school funding which is $176 about the state of our invaluable and much needed tax cuts totaling $500 more dollars per student than last Dental Clinic Laban Bontrager, DMD, irreplaceable springs in Florida and million. It included reduced annual year, and totals $18.9 billion towards Monica Bontrager, DMD we have every intention of continu- motor vehicle license renewal reg- public schools. Pea Ridge Road in Bristol, Phone (850) 643-5417 SCHOOL NEWS MAY 14, 2014 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL Page 9

CALHOUN COUNTY ELEMENTARY DISTRICT WINNERS LIBERTY COUNTY ELEMENTARY DISTRICT WINNERS

CALHOUN COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT WINNERS LIBERTY COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT WINNERS Calhoun & Liberty County announces District Tropicana Speech winners Florida 4-H is very proud to offer the 4-H Tropicana Public Speak- Martinez, Honorable Mention: Samantha Lopez, Kortney Kincaid ing Contest again this year. Working with youth in grades 4-6, and Joshua Goodman. this contest helps thousands of young people annually learn Calhoun County Elementary District Winners how to write and deliver a speech. More than 150,000 young FROM LEFT: Carleigh Mayo (2nd place, Carr School), people in over 50 Florida counties in grades 4-6 participated Meredith Barber (1st place, Blountstown Elementary in the contest on an annual basis. School), and Addison O’Bryan (3rd place, Altha School). Teachers are provided with 4-H curriculum to teach students Calhoun County Middle District Winners the fundamentals of writing and delivering a public speech. FROM LEFT: Abby Ham (2nd place, Altha School), Carson Students then compete in a judged classroom speaking Hatchett (1st place, Blountstown Middle School - Carson contest. Classroom winners compete at a school-wide was the Elementary Division winner last year), and Karah competition. First place winners from each school and grade McDouglad (3rd place, Carr School). go on to compete at the County Contest. Participation in this OTHER CONTESTANTS AND WINNERS INCLUDE: program helps students acquire the ability to organize their Blountstown Elementary School thoughts and ideas into a written speech, express ideas effectively, 1st place - Meridith Barber, 2nd place - Reagan Hall, 3rd place - Kase and show poise and confidence while giving a timed public speech. Tropicana has Hill and Honroable mentions, Brayden Hand, Catherine Lewis and Anna Jo Hall. sponsored the contest since 1969 and provides classroom materials for teachers, W.R. Tolar School certificates of participation, medallions for school winners, trophies for county Elementary Division: Hansen Geiger - Professional Procrastinator, Brett winners, summer camp scholarships and Tropicana orange juice refreshments Thompson - Major League Star and Emma Wade - My Sister, the Beastly Brat for county contests. Close to 2 million students have participated in this program Middle School Division: Joshua Goodman - Big Brother, Lupe Martinez - since its beginning. Horror Movies and Samantha Lopez - I Have a Dream Liberty County Elementary District Winners Hosford School FROM LEFT: Honorable Winners: Hansen Geiger, Sydney Sewell, Emma Wade, Elementary Division: 1st place - Jacob Day, 2nd place - Evy Peddie and Syd- 3rd place - Brett Thompson, 2nd place - Evy Peddie and 1st place - Jacob Day. ney Sewell Honorable mention. Liberty County Middle District Winners Middle School Division: 1st okace - Justin Day, 2nd place Helaman Shuler FROM LEFT: 1st place - Justin Day, 2nd - Helaman Shuler, 3rd place - Lupe and Kourtney Kincaid Honorable mention.

Monica Reeves’ third grade welcomes ‘Bernadette’ to class by Monica Reeves The grant provides a free habitat for your Back in January, I began pet and several coupons to cut down the brainstorming ideas of how I cost of having a classroom pet. The cool could motivate my students to part of the story is I began seeing a big achieve their goals and behave change in my students! with strong character in and Our hamster, Bernadette, brings ex- outside the classroom. citement and learning into our room every I had heard about the day. We have learned the importance of Pets in the Classroom taking care of a pet and treating all ani- program from one of my mals with respect. We all look forward co-teachers and the idea to coming in to see her each morning. was born. I decided to Even though she sleeps most of the day, allow my students the op- she gets excited when we come to class portunity to earn a class in the morning so she comes out to greet pet. I applied for the grant us each day! This is our favorite part of and received it soon after. the day. W.R. Tolar’s ‘Dawg Days of Summer’ this Friday LCHS WEIGHTLIFTING W.R. Tolar School will sign up their children for with free popcorn, hot- The event will kickoff be hosting a family ap- summer camps, get safety dogs, and Coke products. at 5:30 p.m. (ET), giving preciation night for Tolar tips for summer activities, Participate in a school you enough time to visit parents and students on visit with Smokey the wide scavenger hunt and the booths and participate Friday, May 16 at our Bear, and learn about other enter to win any of the in the scavenger hunt be- “Dawg Days of Summer” activities available during many door prizes includ- fore show time at 6:30 p.m. event. the summer. ing Walmart and Target Come celebrate with Parents will be able to A movie will be shown gift cards, a summer spon- W.R. Tolar as we welcome sorship to a 4-H day camp, in the “Dawg Days of Muffins for Moms Friday Bulldog gear and more! Summer”! On Friday, May 9, BES hosted our BES places 1st overall in annual Muffins for Moms breakfast. county wide Track Meet This year it was for On Monday, mile run, run- 2nd and 3rd grade May 5, BES ning long jump, Moms. Moms and competed in the pull ups, flex Liberty County High’s very own Austin Johnson their children were County Wide arm hand and competed in the FHSAA State Weight Lifting meet served a variety Track Meet held many more. in Kissimmee. He qualified for this event by being of muffins, orange at Altha Public BES stu- one of the top 16 lifters in his weight class. During juice, and coffee. School. dents competed the event Austin hit his personal best with a 370 Thanks to every- Some of the in these events pause bench and 275 clean and jerk. This was one who came out events were the and came away his first year on the weight lifting team and we are and enjoyed muf- 1,200 yard relay, with 1st place looking for great things from him next season. fins with us. 50 yard dash, the overall! Page 10 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014 Cancer survivor Amber Finch donates hair to ‘Locks of Love’ Amber Finch, age 17, visited Myrlene’s removed. Since that time, Amber has lived Beauty Shop on Friday, May 9, to cut her long, her childhood to the fullest by playing soccer, beautiful strawberry blonde hair and made the making good grades in school, playing the decision to give her wavy locks to “Locks of clarinet in band, and even leading The Sound of Love” in hopes that her very own hair will be Liberty marching band in 2012 as drum major. worn by another future survivor. Amber and her family will make their yearly Amber, who is the daughter of Nick and trip to MD Anderson Cancer Center at Arnold Angela Finch of Bristol, was diagnosed with Palmer Hospital for Children in June for an a brain tumor (oligodendroglioma) at age three MRI and follow up with her neuro-oncologist, Amber is shown above at the on May 17, 2000. The tumor was surgically Dr. Amy Smith. During last year’s visit, Dr. age of three when she under- removed at that time, and she remained tumor Smith said that once she reaches the ten year went her first surgery for a brain tumor. She is pictured at left free until she was eight years old. In 2005 the mark of being tumor free in 2015, then she will just after cutting her long hair tumor recurred and was once again surgically no longer need to return for yearly check-ups. on Friday.

Liberty County Commission April 10 meeting Official minutes from the April 10, 2014 regular and carried. tion to table this discussion until the next regular by local governments. This grant request is due meeting of the Liberty Co. Commission as Motion to approve Lakeside Lane change or- meeting was made by Phillips, seconded by Bar- by June 6, 2014. recorded by the board secretary der #1 in the amount of $98,764.80 was made by ber and carried. Motion to approve Harold and Barbara Sande Phillips, seconded by Barber and carried. J.T. Hathaway discussed the fuel bids. The contingent upon County Attorney approval stay- The meeting was called to order by Chairman Motion to approve Aspalaga Road change or- low bid was Eubanks Oil Company. Motion to ing in their RV at the Veterans Park six month out Jim Johnson. Present at the meeting were Com- der #1 in the amount of $112,587.12 was made award the bid to Eubanks Oil Company was made of the year in exchange to do handy work at the missioners Scott Phillips, Davis Stoutamire, De- Barber, seconded by Stoutamire and carried. by Phillips, seconded by Barber and carried. park was made by Branch, seconded by Stou- wayne Branch, Dexter Barber, Attorney Shalene Motion to approve Resolution # 2014-06 to The Board agreed that we should use the tamire and carried. Grover, Clerk Kathleen Brown, and Deputy Clerk continue to support construction of SR 12 North ethanol fuel which would give us a 30 to 50 cents Motion to approve Proclamation 2014 pro- Charla Kearce. sidewalk with Transportation Alternative Program a gallon savings. claiming April 13th through the 19th as National Prayer was led by Tony Anderson. funding was made by Branch, seconded by Stou- Bids on the Zero-Turn Rider Mowers were Library Week was made by Stoutamire, second- Pledge of allegiance was led by Aaron Elkins. tamire and carried. opened. 1. Altha Farmers Coop. bid Hus- ed by Phillips and carried. Motion to approve the minutes of the regular Motion to approve Resolution # 2014-07 to tler X-One 22HP KAW 48” 2 @ $8,000.00 Motion to approve Irvin Widner to serve on meeting held March 6, 2014 was made by Stou- continue to support construction of Chester Street each $16,000.00 and One 27 HP KAW 60” @ the Library Board was made Barber, seconded by tamire, seconded by Branch and carried. sidewalk, phase 2 with Transportation Alternative $9,000.00 each $18,000.00 a total of $34,000.00. Branch and carried. Motion to add Marina Pennington to the Program funding was made by Branch, seconded 2. Holley Outdoors bid Bobcat Predator 34 HP Motion to approve $200.00 donation for the agenda was made by Branch, seconded by Phil- by Stoutamire and carried. 61” ., 2 @ $9,187.00, $$18,374.00, 29HP 2 @ 2014 Project Graduation was made by Phillips, lips and carried. Motion to approve Resolution # 2014-08 to $8,700.00, $17,400.00, 22 HP 48” 2 @ $7,800.00, seconded by Branch and carried. Motion to add Harold and Barbara Sande to continue to support construction of Rex Lumber $15,600.00. 3. Sun South bid John Deere Motion to approve amendment to State Aid to the agenda was made by Stoutamire, seconded turn lane with Transportation Alternative Program Z920M 60” deck 2 @ $7,400.00 each a total of Libraries was made by Stoutamire, seconded by by Branch and carried. was made by Branch, seconded by Stoutamire $14,800.00 and Z920M 48” deck 2 @ $6,795.00 Branch and carried. Commissioner Dewayne Branch told the and carried. a total of $13,590.00. Motion to award the bid County Attorney discussed insurance to cov- Board pursuant to Florida Statute 112.3143 that Motion to approve Resolution # 2014-09 to to Sun South, Dothan, AL for 2 John Deere 60” er riders in county vehicles would cost $300.00 to he abstained from voting on whether to award a continue to support construction of W.R. Tolar deck $14,800.00 and 2 John Deere 48” deck $400.00 per year. contract to C.W. Roberts at the March 6, 2014 be- turn lane with Transportation Alternative Program $13,590.00 was made by Barber, seconded by Motion to approve advertising ordinance to cause he is an employee of C.W. Roberts. was made by Branch, seconded by Stoutamire Phillips and carried. amend $65.00 Ordinance # 2004-04 by includ- Kristin Brown with Preble Rish, Inc. told the and carried. Rhonda Lewis discussed Search and Res- ing the assessment fee in Juvenile Delinquency Board that C.W. Roberts had the low bid on Chat- There was discussion on a request from Reg- cue. Motion to pay Wewa Search and Rescue Cases was made by Stoutamire, seconded by tahoochee Circle paving. Motion to approve the gie Faircloth about the drainage problem from $4,506.82 was made by Barber, seconded by Branch and carried. Notice of Award and contract to C.W. Roberts Turkey Creek Road. No action was taken. Branch and carried. Motion to send request to State to name a was made by Stoutamire, seconded by Barber Phil Coale discussed his garbage bill. Mo- Rhonda Lewis said the class mates of Curtis portion of Highway 12 North Daisy Philpot Road Anders would like to install a bench looking over was made by Phillips. Motion died. the river in memory of Curtis Anders. All Board Motion to pay the bills was made by Stou- Members were in approval of this. tamire, seconded by Barber and carried. April 30 emergency meeting of Aaron Elkins said the Hosford School meter is Motion to adjourn was made by Branch, sec- not working and would cost as much to repair as onded by Barber and carried. the Liberty County Commission a new meter. Motion to request bids for an ultra Official minutes from the April 30, lips, Davis Stoutamire, Dexter Motion to adjourn was sonic meter was made by Phillips, seconded by Warrant List & Numbers 2014 emergency meeting of the Barber, Dewayne Branch, Clerk made by Branch, seconded by Branch and carried. Payroll Fund 34529 - 34565 Liberty County Commission as Kathleen Brown and Deputy Stoutamire and carried. Motion to purchase the ultra sonic meter at a Operating Fund 9195 - 9391 recorded by the board secretary Clerk Charla Kearce. cost of $3,289.97 was made by Branch, second- SHIP Grant 4127 - 4138 Motion to approve Resolu------ed by Stoutamire and carried. Phillips voted no. The meeting was called to tion # 2014-11 declaring a state Motion to resend the motion to request bids ------order by Chairman Jim John- of emergency due to flooding Kathleen E. Brown, for an ultra sonic meter was made by Branch, son. Present at the meeting was made by Branch, second- Clerk of Court seconded by Barber and carried. Kathleen E. Brown, Clerk of Court were Commissioner Scott Phil- ed by Stoutamire and carried. Jim Johnson, Chairman Urban Planner Marie Pennington discussed Jim Johnson, Chairman technical assistant funds available for planning SERVICE TERMITE & PEST CONTROL CONTACT Jeremy Ridley or Dee Ridley DIRECTORY (850) 674-9038 or (850) 832-9649 STUMP Margie’s NISSLEY’S GRINDING Florist Lawn Mower Repair Reasonable Check out our prices. Rates & Proudly serving For ALL Your One Calhoun, Liberty and FREE STOP Florist NEEDS Estimates! surrounding counties! Call Chris Nissley Hwy 71 South on J.P. Peacock Rd, Altha. at 674-8081 or DAY OR NIGHT Call (850) 674-3911 Call 762-8127 or 272-5693 643-8561 (Cell) 16609 SE Pear Street • Blountstown

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His weekends are booked until retirement Farm Bill Program pays to establish easements It’s all about priorities for conservation sites I just want to put with the grass. I’ve USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service everyone on notice agreed not to fertilize is now accepting applications for its new Agricultural that I’ve made plans it and it has agreed Conservation Easements Program (ACEP) that pro- for every weekend for not to grow knee-high vides financial assistance for farmers, ranchers and the rest of my work- in a week. forest landowners to establish conservation easements. ing life. If you need For her part, Mary The deadline for applications is Friday, June 6. me, I’ll be fishing or has learned how to Two components comprise the program. Agricul- hunting or otherwise fish and knows that tural easements protect land devoted to food produc- spending my time in JIM McCLELLAN’S she’s welcome to tion. Cropland, rangeland, grassland, pastureland and the woods or on the come along any time nonindustrial private forestland are eligible. Wetland water. Obviously, I’ll OUTDOORS she wants. Most of the reserve easements restore and enhance wetlands and make exceptions for time, though, she’s improve habitat. Eligible lands include farmed or urgent events, but Down South happy to do her own converted wetlands that can be successfully and cost- otherwise I’m offi- Calhoun County native Jim McClellan grew up hunt- thing with friends and effectively restored. cially booked right ing, fishing and hanging out in the same Apalachicola family and leave me The ACEP combines NRCS’ former Farm and Ranch up until the day I can River swamp that five generations of his family has to my “redneck ac- Lands Protection, Grassland Reserve and Wetlands enjoyed. He lives in Pensacola. His columns can tivities” as she calls retire. also be found on his blog, outdoorsdownsouth.com. Reserve programs. (In the unlikely them. Applications are available at local USDA Service event that day ever Next weekend will Centers and at www.nrcs.usda.gov/GetStarted. Agree- comes, I plan to do The house was another issue be a good example of ments will be evaluated starting in late August. those same things every day.) I had to contend with. Whose how this all works out. That’s For more information on agricultural easements The reason I’m making this idea was it that we needed to when our exceptionally sweet, contact Nina Bhattacharyya, (352) 338-9554. Contact announcement is because I’ve live in subdivisions with yards smart and talented niece Sarah Crenel Francis, (352) 338-3508 for information about come to the conclusion that full of short, green grass? Not will graduate from Pensac- wetland easements. I’ve had my priorities screwed mine for sure. Yet I spent hun- ola Catholic High School. I up for several years now. See, dreds of hours over the years couldn’t be more proud of the I used to wait until I had a free putting chemicals on my lawn young lady she has become. USDA surveys to provide weekend to plan fishing or to make the grass grow, then And I know it will be a price- hunting trips. Because of that, cruelly mowing it down when less moment for her and her insight on 2014 agriculture my opportunities were very it did just that. parents as she walks across the USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service limited. Add to that birthday par- stage and accepts her diploma. (NASS) will spend the first two weeks of June sur- veying thousands of farmers in Alabama, Florida, First it was Reserve duty ties, family get-togethers, tight I certainly intend be there for Georgia and South Carolina to get a clear indication that I had to plan around. That budgets, occasional sickness her . . . in spirit, of course. As of the production and supply of major commodities for took at least one weekend each and bad weather. I was lucky for my physical body, I intend 2014. NASS will compile information collected across month and it turns out that “the to find one or two weekends for it to be fishing at Iamonia the country into publically accessible reports to ensure a year when I was actually Lake because it looks like the fish were biting” wasn’t a good the confidentiality of individual farmer information. free to fish and hunt. And if enough excuse to miss drill, at river might finally be right. These surveys are among the largest and most im- least not in my commanders’ that happened to be when the Does that make me a bad un- portant conducted by the USDA NASS and serves as eyes. fishing was slack and hunting cle? Maybe. But, as I’ve gotten a primary source of agricultural information. These Then came marriage and season wasn’t in, well that was older, I’ve come to understand surveys will provide accurate and reliable data about kids. Mary was a stay-at-home just too bad. that it isn’t always our actual 2014 planted acreages of major crops, grain stocks, and mom and she had this crazy Things are different now. Af- presence at family gatherings livestock in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina idea that after five days of car- ter 15 years or so, I was hon- that makes those moments spe- and the United States. ing for our three little ones, I orably discharged from my cial. Producers rely on the survey results to make produc- was supposed to help out with Reserve duties. My kids are all I hope Sarah realizes that, tion, marketing, and investment decisions. Congress them on the weekends. I took (legally) adults now and I’ve sometimes, what’s of more val- utilize the information to design better regulations and them with me a lot, but it’s not discovered they now appreci- ue is the love and guidance her farm program.s Industry analysts, extension agents, the same when you have to ate my ATM more than my relatives have given through farm organizations, and agricultural lenders use the change a diaper on a boat seat. TLC. the years. data in a variety of ways to directly benefit the grower. Also, they were incredibly We’ve also moved into a That and the envelope full of Growers across the South will be contacted during noisy in the woods and a little much smaller house with a tiny cash I’m sending with her Aunt the coming weeks to obtain data regarding their opera- gun shy for the first few years. yard and I’ve declared a truce Mary. tions. These data will be collected by mail, phone, and personal interviews. 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BOX 878 OR 143/694 OR 187/682 1.250 AC OB0095P0268 LYING IN SE 1/4 OF SEC 1 BRISTOL, FL 32321 MARIANNA, FL 32446 ALDERMAN, JOE & DEBBIE BEGIN @ 3/4" PIPE MARKING SEC. 15-2S-8W LOT LOT 9 SEC 33-2S-8W 2.97 AC COM 201 R0515900 $110.79 37042 SW COUNTY ROAD 379 NE COR OF LOT 1 BLK C BLK 3 ESTIFFANULGA UNIT # AT SE COR OF NW1/4 OF SEC 002-3S-8W-02622-000 BRISTOL, FL 32321 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 1. O.R. BK. 64, P. 536 33 RUN N 89 DEG 16 MIN W .229 AC OB0206P0198 SEC 20 4S 8W 1.25 AC TH N O.R. BK. 101, P. 474 LOT 743.42' TO POB TH N 71 WARD, JOSEPH AND 328.258' OF NW1/4 OF 215 R0565100 $64.72 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) JESSICA WARD NW1/4 OF SE1/4 OF SEC 20 024-4S-9W-02969-000 17 GIBSON RD ALSO ALL OF THE N 2.000 AC 187 R0496100 $234.02 194 R0507700 $121.28 APPALACHICOLA, FL 32320 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) ROBERTS, MILDRED L. 015-2S-8W-02500-002 033-2S-8W-02558-017 SEC. 2-3S-8W LOT LOT 2 P.O. BOX 844 .224 AC OB0190P0606 1.500 AC BLK J ORANGE S/D. O.R. 209 R0542200 $60.53 WEWAHITCHKA, FL 32465 KEITH, GEORGIA ANN HINSON, R.L. JR. BK. 30, P. 07 OR. BK. 009-5S-8W-02793-019 SEC 24-4S-9W 2AC BEGIN SE 21036 NW LANDING ROAD P.O. BOX 6216 107, PG. 114 OR 206/198 1.280 AC OB0191P0109 COR SEC 24 RUN N70 YD BRISTOL, FL 32321 MARIANNA, FL 32447 MURRAY, WILLIAM E., III W140 YD S70 YD E140 YD TO SEC. 15-2S-8W LOT LOT 9 SEC 33-2S-8W 1.5ACCOM ST 202 R0518000 $273.39 38096 SW FOREST ROAD 123 POB L. C. JOHNSON'S SE COR OF NW 1/4 OF SEC 002-3S-8W-02642-000 UNRECORDED PLAT. O.R. BK. 33 TH N 89 DEG 16 MIN W 3.634 AC OB0153P0540 78, P. 642 OR 190/606 743.42' N 89 DEG 45 MIN E TUCKER, ROBERT R. & ALESA (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) P.O. BOX 518 LIBERTY COUNTY 2013 DELINQUENT 188 R0496900 HX $419.57 EASTPOINT, FL 32328 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX 015-2S-8W-02503-002 195 R0508900 $441.95 SEC. 2-3S-8W LOTS 8 THRU 1.212 AC OB0185P0220 033-2S-8W-02559-001 14 INC. BLK M ORANGE SUBD Notice: All personal property taxes are drawing interest at the rate of 18% REDDICK, AUSTIN LEE AND .970 AC OB0205P0001 O.R. BK. 79, P. 083 OR (percent) per year and unless the delinquent taxes are paid, warrants will be LAUIE REDDICK DAUGHTREY, LILLIE 126/477 OR 129/219-220 issued thereon pursuant to s.197.413 and the tax collector will apply to the JOINT TENANTS 25386 NW COUNTY ROAD 333 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) circuit court for an order directing levy upon seizure of their personal property 22067 NW COUNTY ROAD 333 BRISTOL, FL 32321 of the taxpayer for the unpaid taxes. BRISTOL, FL 32321 SEC 33-2S-8W .97 AC COM 203 R0519700 $100.89 3 P0007700 $6181.51 SEC 15 2S 8W LOTS LOTS AT THE SW COR OF NE1/4 OF 002-3S-8W-02658-000 1 P0001200 $423.30 00071-001 1,2,3,6,7,8 BLK C SW1/4 OF SEC 33 WHICH PT .211 AC 00009-000 SAPP BROS. CONTRACT- ESTIFFANULGA S/D O.R. BK. LIES IN THE R/W OF CR 333 HAMPTON, PERRY A. JR. AND BUNKLEY'S QUALITY CABI- ING, L 39, P. 428-430 OR 184/544 (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) SHAWN D. NET 13139 NW HOECAKE RD (ADD'L LEGAL SEE TAXROLL) 55 ACE HIGH STABLE ROAD 196 R0511500 $482.51 CRAWFORDVILLE, FL 32327 16249 NE SHULER ST BRISTOL, FL 32321 HOSFORD, FL 32334 189 R0497000 HX $173.01 002-3S-8W-02580-000 SEC. 2-3S-8W LOT 9 BLK Q 4 P0012300 $206.63 015-2S-8W-02503-005 1.081 AC OB0201P0057 ORANGE SUBDIVISION #2 2 P0003900 $281.10 00152-002 .192 AC OB0108P0206 STEVENS, BONITA AND O.R. BK. 61, P. 502 00033-002 WHITFIELD STEEL RECY- KEITH, GEORGIA ANN LOGAN BARBEE, AS JOINT TE NORTH FL ICE VENDING CLING 21036 NW LANDING ROAD 17015 NW ANGLE STREET 204 R0522300 $110.79 221 W. HIBISCUS BLVD. P.O. BOX 909 BRISTOL, FL 32321 BLOUNTSTOWN, FL 32424 005-3S-8W-02679-001 MELBOURNE, FL 32901 BRISTOL, FL 32321 SEC 15 2S 8W LOT LOT 1 SEC. 2-3S-8W LOTS LOTS 4.000 AC OB0158P0098 BLK A ESTIFFANULGA S/D 1,2,3,4,5, BLK B ORANGE HATCHER, JIMMY & PUBLICHeard the buzz? AND LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF Sheriff’s Office, located at 12499 DIVISION: THENCE RUN NORTH 210 FEET, com INVITATION TO BID SHERIFF’S SALE NW Pogo Street, Bristol, County of BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- 5-7, 5-14 Liberty, State of Florida, on May 27, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA- NING. TOGETHER WITH A MO- The Calhoun County School Board ------NOTICE is hereby given that pursu- 2014 at the hour of 1 p.m. at pub- TIONAL ASSOCIATION, BILE HOME LOCATED THEREON will receive sealed bids until 3:00 Plaintiff, AS A PERMANENT FIXTURE ant to a Writ of Execution issued in lic auction and will sell the same, p.m. CT, Tuesday, June 10, 2014, AND APPURTENANCE THERE- INVITATION TO BID the Circuit Court, of Liberty County, subject to taxes, all prior liens, en- for the purchase of the following: vs. TO, DESCRIBED AS 2003 CAVA- Florida, on the 20th day of March, cumbrances and judgments, to the Sealed bids will be received by the LIER MOBILE HOME ID #CV03A- Milk Products (Low Fat 1% and 2014, in the case wherein Florida highest and best bidder for CASH Calhoun County School Board until REGINA BELL, et al, L0453004A, TITLE #89147614 Fat Free Unflavored, Fat Free State Credit Union was plaintiff IN HAND. The proceeds to be ap- 3:00 p.m. CT, Tuesday, June 10, Defendant(s). AND # CV03AL0453004B, TITLE Flavored-Chocolate and Straw- and John H. Green was defendant, plied as far as may be to the pay- 2014, for the purchase of the fol- ______/ # 89147505. berry) for use in the school caf- being Case No. 13 CA 84, in said ment of costs and the satisfaction lowing: eterias for the bid period of July of the above described execution. Court, I, Nick Finch of Liberty Coun- NOTICE OF SALE A/K/A 20579 NE ADAMS SPEARS 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015. 4-30 T 5-21-14 Gasoline and Diesel for use in ty, Florida, have levied upon all the PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 LN BLOUNTSTOWN FL 32424- the operation of public vehicles, right, title and interest of defendant, 4473 Bread Products (Whole Grain ------school buses and school plants. John H. Green in and to the follow- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Rich hamburger buns, wiener ing described (real or Personal), to suant to a Final Judgement of Any person claiming an interest in buns, sub buns and sandwich IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LP Gas for use in lunchrooms wit: Foreclosure dated April 22, 2014, the surplus from the sale, if any, loafs) for use in the school caf- OF THE FOURTEENTH and schools of Calhoun County. and entered in Case No. 07 2013 other than the property owner as eterias for the bid period of July 2006 CHEVROLET SILVERADO JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND CA 000159 of the Circuit Court of of the date of the Lis Pendens must 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015. Any additional information or bid VIN# 2GCEK19B561130816 FOR CALHOUN COUNTY, the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit in file a claim within 60 days after the forms required may be obtained at COLOR: GREEN and for Calhoun County, Florida sale. Any additional information or bid FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION the Office of the School Superinten- in which JPMorgan Chase Bank, forms required may be obtained at dent, 20859 Central Ave. E., Rm. I shall offer this property for sale, at National Association, is the Plaintiff Dated in Calhoun County, Florida the Office of the Superintendent, CASE NO. 07 2013 CA 000159 G-20, Blountstown, Florida. Bid and Regina Bell, Citifinancial Equity this 22nd day of April, 2014. 20859 Central Avenue East, RM- the front door of the Liberty County forms must be used by each bidder UMBLE EE RAPS Services, Inc., Ronnie J. Terry, Any G20, Blountstown, Florida 32424. B B T submitting a bid. Otherwise bids will And All Unknown Parties Claiming If you are a person with a disability Each bidder submitting a bid must $10.00 not be considered. by, Through, Under, And Against who needs any accommodation in use bid forms, otherwise bids will AVAILABLE AT THE The Herein named Individual order to participate in this proceed- not be considered. Any bid submitted after the speci- PANHANDLE PIONEER SETTLEMENT’S Defendant(s) Who are not Known ing, you are entitled, at no cost to “POST OFFICE & GENERAL STORE.” fied hour and date will not be To Be Dead Or Alive, Whether Said you, to the provision of certain as- Any bid submitted after the speci- Heard the buzz? opened or considered. The Board Unknown Parties May Claim An In- sistance. Please contact the ADA fied hour and date will not be accepts no responsibility for mailed terest in Spouses, Heirs, Devisees, Coordinator by mail at P.O. Box opened or considered. The Board proposals that arrive at the Super- Grantees, Or Other Claimants are 1089, Panama City, FL 32402 or by accepts no responsibility for mailed intendent’s Office after the above defendants, the Calhoun County phone at (850) 747-5338 at least proposals that arrive at the Super- BUMBLE stated time, even though the enve- Clerk of the Circuit Court will sell to seven (7) days before your sched- intendent’s Office after the above lope may reflect a postmark prior to the highest and best bidder for cash uled court appearance, or immedi- stated time even though the enve- the above date. in/on, Calhoun County, Florida at ately upon receiving this notification lope may reflect a postmark prior to BEE 11:00 a.m. CST on the 29th day of if the time before the scheduled the above stated date. The Board reserves the right to ac- May, 2014, the following described appearance is less than seven (7) cept or reject any or all bids. The property as set fourth in said Final days. If you are hearing impaired, The Board reserves the right to ac- decision of the Board will be final. Judgment of Foreclosure: please call 711. cept or reject any or all bids. The No bid may be withdrawn by any TRAPS decision of the Board will be final. bidder for a period of thirty (30) BEGINNING AT THE NORTH- Carla Hand No bid may be withdrawn by any days after bids are opened. EAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH- Clerk of The Circuit Court bidder for a period of thirty (30) WEST ONE-QUARTER OF THE days after bids are opened. $15 Ken Speights, Chairman AVAILABLE AT NORTHWEST ONE-QUARTER by: Laura Flowers Calhoun County School Board OF SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 1 Deputy Clerk THE PANHANDLE Kenneth Speights, Chairman NORTH, RANGE 8 WEST, CAL- Calhoun County School Board ATTEST: PIONEER HOUN COUNTY, FLORIDA, ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Ralph Yoder, Superintendent THENCE RUN WEST 420 FEET, Albertelli Law ATTEST: SETTLEMENT’S Calhoun County Schools FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING, P.O. Box 23028 Ralph Yoder, Superintendent 5-14, 5-21, 5-28, 6-4 ‘POST OFFICE & FROM POINT OF BEGINNING; Tampa, FL 33623 Calhoun County Schools GENERAL STORE’ THENCE RUN WEST 400 FEET; (813) 221-4743 THENCE RUN SOUTH 210 FEET; (813) 221-9171 facsimile ------5-14, 5-21, 5-28, 6-4 BUMBLE BEE TRAPSTHENCE RUN EAST 400 FEET; eService: servealaw@albertellilaw. $10.00 AVAILABLE AT THE PANHANDLE PIONEER SETTLEMENT’S “POST OFFICE & GENERAL STORE.” Page 16 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014

LARRY JEROME DAWSON OBITUARIES RHONDA COLLEEN YON BRISTOL - Larry Jerome Dawson, 57, of Bristol, BLOUNTSTOWN - Sergeant Rhonda Colleen Yon, passed away Tuesday, May 6 in age 52, of Blountstown, passed away on Tuesday, May Tallahassee. “NORMA” ELAINE EUBANKS YON BLOUNTSTOWN - “Norma” Elaine Eubanks Yon, 6, 2014 in Panama City. Survivors include his mother, Survivors include her father, 88, of Blountstown, passed away on Sunday, May 11, Lilma Sanders of Manhattan, NY; Jessie Yon and his wife, Nancy 2014. She was born on Feb. 5, 1926 in Blountstown, three brothers, George “Boo” of Winter Haven; son Emile to the late Bennett T. and Lois Brantley Eubanks. Sanders of Manhattan, NY, John Yon and his wife, Rashauna of She was a loyal, loving and dedicated wife, a lov- Dawson and his wife, Angela, Atlanta, GA; two adopted broth- ing mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, Jonathon Joe Dawson and his ers, Freeman Baker of Atlanta, successful business woman and friend to all and part wife, Uthenia, all of Bristol; three GA and Francis Baker and his of the greatest generation. sisters, Maple Spears of Bristol, wife, Kathryn of Blountstown; In 1948 she and her husband became entrepreneurs Yvonne Sanders of Manhattan, two adopted sisters, Jaqueline and purchased a clothing store previously owned by her NY and Elaine Sanders of Hack- Baker White and her husband, dad. The name of the new business was the T. E. Yon ensack, NJ; four aunts, Eleanor Ben and Akwete Baker Jackson Department Store located in downtown Blountstown. Monroe and her husband, Bernard of Ft. Lauderdale, and her husband Chris, both of Blountstown; four aunts, In 1952, they built their home for a life time. Though Bettye Dawson, Helene Presha and her husband, Sarah Baker Lee of Blountstown, Julia King and her they expanded into several business ventures throughout Woodrow and Angela Donar, all of Bristol; one uncle, husband, Edward of Atlanta, GA, Chaffer Johnson and the years, their primary success story was the depart- James Dawson and his wife, Veldina of Bristol; devoted Jane Tate, both of Cleveland; one grandson, Kingston ment store, the Merle Norman Studio and later the bail cousin, Martha Smith of Bristol along with a host of Yon of Atlanta, GA; and a host of nieces, nephews, bonds business. Her duties included buyer, marketing, nieces, nephews, family and friends. cousins, other relatives and many dear friends. sales, bookkeeper and financial manager. Services will be held Saturday, May 17 at 1 p.m. (ET) Family will receive friends on Friday, May 16 from She spoke often of her dad and the upbringing he in the Liberty County High School Gymnasium. Inter- 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. (CT) in the sanctuary of the Saint Mary provided and admittedly missed him dearly. She spoke ment will follow at Watson Cemetery in Sweetwater. Missionary Baptist Church. fondly of her sisters and brother and special occasions Family will receive friends immediately following Services will be held on Saturday, May 17 at 11 a.m. such as dressing up for Easter and family trips. She the service at First Baptist Church of Bristol. at the sanctuary of the St. Mary Missionary Baptist took great pride in her dress and appearance. In her last Crawford and Moultry Funeral Home is in charge Church, 16345 SE River Street, Blountstown, Florida years she was a dedicated care giver for her husband, of the arrangements. 32424, with Reverend Dr. C. L. Wilson officiating. Inter- Terrell and was proud of his military record. ment will be in the Magnolia Cemetery in Blountstown. She put family first. She was small in stature but big Vann Funeral Home in Marianna is in charge of the HENRY W. BARBER in heart. While always responsible but often concern- arrangements. BLOUNTSTOWN - Henry W. Barber, 85, of Blount- ing, she maintained the heart of a little girl and laughed stown, passed away in Panama City, Thursday, May often. She was a proud American. Her performance 8, 2014. He was born in Fowlstown, GA on Oct. 27, here on earth was outstanding. She will forever be JAMES RUSSELL ROBERTSON 1928 to the late Hardie Hinton and loved and missed. BLOUNTSTOWN - James Russell Robertson, 83, Daisy Pelham Barber. He served She was preceded in death by her parents and her be- of Blountstown, passed away Tuesday, May 6, 2014 in the United States Navy during loved mother and father-in-law, Lillie Mae and Bill Yon. in Holiday. He was born in Buffalo, NY and worked World War II and later retired from Survivors include her husband, Terrell E Yon, Sr.; in department store sales. He also served in the United Orange County School Mainte- two sons, Terry Yon, Jr. and Kenny Yon, Sr. and his States Army during the Korean nance Department as supervisor. wife, Ellen; one daughter Nancy E. Yon Johnson and Conflict and he was an avid church He moved to Blountstown in the her husband, Jeff; two sisters, Eloise Gholson and goer at River Town Community year 2000 and was a member of Betty Ann Cayson; one brother, Ben Eubanks and his Church. Victory Hill Pentecostal Holiness Church. wife, Faye; brother-in-law, Billie Yon and his wife, He was preceded in death by He was preceded in death by his parents; three Bobbie; Marilyn Yon; Charles Gainey; six grandchil- his parents; one son, Terry Raush- brothers, Emmett Barber, Jurnal Barber, Jr. and Charlie dren, Terra, Ken Jr., Trey, Sean, Kim and Shelbie; five enburg; three brothers, Donald Morgan Barber; three sisters, Ruby Clemmons, Trudy great-grandchildren; a host of nieces and nephews. Robertson, Frank Robertson and Fred Robertson and Barber and Lily Gunn. Family will receive friends Friday, May 16 one hour one sister, Harriett Robertson. Survivors include his loving wife - “The Love of His prior to service time at the church. Survivors include his wife, Dolores of Tallahassee; Life”- Eloise Waldroff Barber; his best fishing buddy Services will be held Friday, May 16 at 11 a.m. (CT) one son, Jeffery Raushenburg and his wife, Laurel of Tal- and grandson Jay W. Bruce and his fiancée, Carolyn at the First Baptist Church of Blountstown. lahassee; two daughters, Rosie Raushenberg of Alford Reeves; one daughter, Dawn Ussery and her husband, Peavy Funeral Home in Blountstown is in charge and Bertha Burg of Clarksville; 11 grandchildren, Chad John; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. of the arrangements. Masters, Kristie Kaplan, Travis Raushenberg, Casey He also leaves behind his children “by choice”: two Raushenberg, Jessica Flanders and her special friend, sons, Gary Henderson and David Henderson and his DEBRA ANN MATHERS Danielle Folkman, Erica Flanders, Bradley Lewis, Mat- wife, Susan; three daughters, Susan H. Barfield, Gaylan CHATTAHOOCHEE - Debra Ann Mathers, 58, of thew Raushenberg, Marcus Flanders, Robert Shaw and H. Henson “The Rock” and her husband, John, and Chattahoochee, passed away Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at Siegfried Danzinger; five great-grandchildren, Tristan Darlene H. Tolbert and her husband, Dewayne; nine her home. She was a graduate of Blountstown High grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Folkman, Elaine Barfield, Logan Barfield, Isabel Flan- School and worked at C&L Bank of Blountstown for ders and Mika Raushenberg. Services were held Saturday, May 10 in the Chapel many years. She later retired from Florida Department at Adams Funeral Home. Interment followed in Sunny Services were held Friday, May 9 at Adams Funeral of Corrections as an accountant. She attended River Home Chapel. Hill Cemetery near Altha with full military honors. Town Community Church in Blountstown. Adams Funeral Home was in charge of the arrange- Adams Funeral Home was in charge of the arrange- She was preceded in death by her father, Harold Dean ments. Online condolences may be made at adamsfh. ments. Online condolences may be made at adamsfh. Weeks, and her husband, William Melvin Mathers. com. Survivors include her mother, Mary Jeter of Blount- com. stown; two sons, Jacob Mathers of Chattahoochee LUERENE LARKINS and Billy Mathers and his wife, Erica, who was like BLOUNTSTOWN - Luerene Larkins, 78, of Blount- a daughter to her, of Panama City; three sisters, Cyndi stown, passed away Friday, May 9, 2014 in Blount- Taylor of Panama City, Sherrie Bowers and her hus- OBITUARIES stown. She was born Feb. 5, 1936 in Holmes County continued on page 18 band, Mel of Bainbridge, GA and Jo Ann Bridges and and had lived in Blountstown for most of her life. She her husband, Ronnie of Blountstown; four brothers, worked at the Sewing Factory for a number of years Ricky Stone of Tallahassee, Ronnie Stone and his and retired from the Piggly Wiggly in Blountstown. wife, Terrie of Blountstown, Harry Mathers and his She was a member of the Blountstown First Pentecostal wife, Stephanie of Grand Ridge and Johnny Mathers Holiness Church. and his wife, Linda of Havana; three grandchildren, She was preceded in death by her husbands, James Kaleb, Summer and Hailey; a host of nieces, nephews Carlton “Kitty” Goodman and H.G. “Teddy” Larkins; and other extended family. one son, Timothy Goodman; two great-grandchildren, Services were held Saturday, May 10 at Adams Madchen Ryan Cook and Courtney Ryan Cook; her Funeral Home Chapel. parents, William Owen Harrell and Nancy Ardel Arrant Adams Funeral Home was in charge of the arrange- Harrell; her stepfather, Eulace Mancil Holliday; three ments. Online condolences may be made at adamsfh. half-sisters, Glenda Earl Searcy, Geraldine Smith and com. Bessie Lee Hall. Serving Calhoun, Survivors include two sons, David Goodman and his Liberty and wife, Betty and John Michael Larkins, all of Blount- ROY PETERSON Surrounding Counties stown; two daughters, Shelia NeSmith and her husband, ALFORD - Roy Peterson, 80, of Alford, passed Lee of Bristol and Latrenda Larkins of Blountstown; away Sunday, May 11, 2014 at his home. He was born two brothers, Mancil Holliday and his wife, Lois and in Ponce de Leon on Dec. 29, 1933, to the late Angus 674-5449 Manuel Holliday and his wife, Doris, all of Blountstown; Jay and Fannie Gibson Peterson. He was a retired heavy or 643-5410 three sisters, Ilene Parrish of Blountstown, Ella Mae equipment operator. Visit us online: www.adamsfh.com Griffin of Red Oak Community and Margie Land and He was preceded in death by one son, Roy Peterson, her husband, Franklin of Kentucky; four grandchildren, Jr.; two brothers, Clinton and Angus Peterson, Jr.; two Tonia Borders, Jennifer Light, Shannon Carlson and sisters, Jenine Peterson and Lineasa Juanita Peterson. Casey Schoenbek; seven great-grandchildren, Chelsea, Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Ann Amison Abbie, Alana, Ethan, Trevor, Bradley and Micah Peterson of Alford; one sister, Wavine Filmon of Bar- Peavy Funeral Services were held Tuesday, May 13 at the Blount- tow; two grandchildren, Micah and Becky Peterson. stown First Pentecostal Holiness Church with Reverend No services are planned at this time. Memorializa- David Goodman, Reverend Dale Folsom, Reverend Jim tion will be by cremation. Home & Crematory Carlson and Latrenda Larkins officiating. Interment Adams Funeral Home is in charge of the arrange- followed in Pine Memorial Cemetery in Blountstown. ments. Online condolences may be made at adamsfh. Peavy Funeral Home in Blountstown was in charge com. of the arrangements.

MARGARET KATHERN HERR ALTHA - Margaret Kathern Herr, 79, of Altha, passed Charles McClellan away Thursday, May 1, 2014 in Marianna. She was born on Aug. 19, 1934 in Brooksville, and had lived in Funeral Home Altha for over 30 years, coming from Brooksville. She Charles K. McClellan Your hometown funeral home since 1994 was a homemaker and a member of the Baptist faith. Licensed Funeral Director Funeral Services with Dignity, Survivors include one son, Robert Stewart of 42 years experience Marianna; three daughters, Elizabeth Kaufman and Caring and Professionalism. her husband, Vincent, Frances Burns and her husband, Call us — Let us explain how we can Timothy, all of Altha and Julia Foster of Bristol; 14 conveniently handle arrangements Marlon Peavy grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. in Liberty County. A Hometown Funeral Director No services are planned at this time. Memorializa- Butler-Morgan/Morgan-McClellan Funeral Home You Can Trust and Depend On! tion will be by cremation. Building at 15 S. Jackson St., Quincy, 32351 Peavy Funeral Home in Blountstown is in charge Phone: (850) 627-7677 or 643-2277 Telephone (850) 674-2266 of the arrangements. MAY 14, 2014 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL Page 17

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18 positions - Temporary/seasonal work plant- ing, cultivating, and harvesting vegetables, fruits POSITION AVAILABLE and flowers on a diversified crop farm. From HUMAN RESOURCES RECRUITER 6/5/2014 to 9/15/2014 at Witten Produce Patch, Lowell, Portland & Waterford, OH. Three months RESPONSIBILITIES of previous experience required in the job de- •Leading recruiting processes ment team. scribed. Saturday work required. Must be able •Timely coordination and processing of all •Completing daily Human Resources ad- to lift/carry 60 lbs. $11.63/hr or applicable piece applications ministrative duties. rate depending on crop activity, or current appli- •Reporting for advertising effectiveness •Assists department in carrying out vari- cable AEWR. Raise/bonus at employer discre- tion. Workers are guaranteed ¾ of work hours •Applicant Tracking System maintenance ous human resources programs and pro- of total period. Work tools, supplies, equipment and support cedures for all company employees. supplied by employer without charge to worker. •Completion of reference and background •Maintains Human Resource Information Housing with kitchen facilities provided at no checks System records and compiles reports cost to only those workers who are not reason- ably able to return same day to their place of •Completing phone screens to qualify from database as needed. residence at time of recruitment. Employer offers candidates for open positions •Performs other related duties as required transport from pick up point to Portland worksite •Scheduling final interviews with Manage- and assigned. for all workers on any day work is performed in Portland. Return trip only from Portland to pick QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WILL POSSESS: up point is compensable for workers who elect to •Thorough understanding of HR Adminis- and maintain confidentiality use employer-provided transport. Transportation trative functions •Strong written and verbal communication and subsistence expenses to work site will be paid to nonresident workers not later than upon •Excellent ability to organize and commu- skills completion of 50% of the job contract. Interviews nicate concepts both written and verbal •Microsoft Excel, Access, Word and Out- required. Apply for this job at nearest State Work- •Multi-task, prioritize and own/drive proj- look skills force Agency in state in which this ad appears, or ects to completion •Effective time management skills One Stop Career Center, 16908 Northeast Pear St., Ste. 2, Blountstown, FL 32424. Provide copy •Exercise sound judgment, common sense •Strong attendance of this ad. OH Job Order #OH571328. Please fax your resume to (850) 633-1600 PO BA3140 5-14-14

6 positions - Temporary/seasonal work planting, 24 positions - Temporary/seasonal work plant- cultivating, and harvesting vegetables on a farm, ing, cultivating, and harvesting vegetables on a IT’S VERY from 5/27/2014 to 11/1/2014 at Brenckle Farms, farm, from 6/16/2014 to 11/1/2014 at Brenckle Inc., Hartville, OH. Three months of previous Farms, Inc., Hartville, OH. Three months of pre- WISE TO experience required in the job described. Satur- vious experience required in the job described. day work required. Must be able to lift/carry 60 Saturday work required. Must be able to lift/carry lbs. Employer-paid post-hire upon suspicion and 60 lbs. Employer-paid post-hire upon suspicion ADVERTISE post-accident drug testing required. $11.63/hr or and post-accident drug testing required. $11.63/ applicable piece rate depending on crop activ- hr or applicable piece rate depending on crop ac- in the Calhoun-Liberty ity, or current applicable AEWR. Raise/bonus at tivity, or current applicable AEWR. Raise/bonus employer discretion. Workers are guaranteed ¾ at employer discretion. Workers are guaranteed of work hours of total period. Work tools, sup- ¾ of work hours of total period. Work tools, sup- plies, equipment supplied by employer without plies, equipment supplied by employer without JOURNAL charge to worker. Housing with kitchen facilities charge to worker. Housing with kitchen facilities - and - provided at no cost to only those workers who provided at no cost to only those workers who are not reasonably able to return same day to are not reasonably able to return same day to Call Email: their place of residence at time of recruitment. their place of residence at time of recruitment. us at the Transportation and subsistence expenses to Transportation and subsistence expenses to journal work site will be paid to nonresident workers not work site will be paid to nonresident workers not (850) CLJ later than upon completion of 50% of the job con- later than upon completion of 50% of the job con- 643- @fair tract. Interviews required. Apply for this job at tract. Interviews required. Apply for this job at point nearest State Workforce Agency in state in which nearest State Workforce Agency in state in which 3333 News this ad appears, or One Stop Career Center, this ad appears, or One Stop Career Center, .COM .net 16908 Northeast Pear St., Ste. 2, Blountstown, 16908 Northeast Pear St., Ste. 2, Blountstown, FL 32424. Provide copy of this ad. OH Job Or- FL 32424. Provide copy of this ad. OH Job Or- der #OH571297. PO KT156 5-14-14 der #2772954. PO KT179 5-14-14 Page 18 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014

Friends, family mem- Coming together for Kellibers and those who know the battle patients face once they are diag- nosed with a serious ill- ness gathered Saturday to help Kelli Peacock Dunn raise money to help with her mounting expenses as she begins treatment for Stage 4 breast cancer. The final tally was around $3,400, according to the event’s organizer, Erin Pierce. Tables of sale items were placed around the American Legion Hall as visitors stopped in to say hello to Kelli and make a donation by buying a cookbook, a t-shirt or some tasty baked goods. Several local pageant queens volunteered their time to sell and ap- ply temporary tattoos to folks of all ages. Mayor Wes Johnston, a retired Navy veteran, said, “The Legion Hall is more than a place for people to get together for dancing and drink- ing. We do good things here and we are willing to support the commu- nity in any way we can.”

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OBITUARIES continued from page 16 BRIAN KEITH BRAMBLETT WILLIAM HOUSTON “SHORTY” TAYLOR BRISTOL - Brian Keith Bramblett, 29, of Bristol, passed away BLOUNTSTOWN - William Houston “Shorty” Taylor, 57, of Blountstown passed away Wednesday, May 7, 2014. He was born Sept. 26, 1984 in Marianna Tuesday, May 13, 2014 in Blountstown. He was born Sept. 26, 1956 in Dothan, AL and had to Henry and Carolyn Bramblett. He lived most of his life in Bristol lived in Blountstown for most of his life. He worked as a hardwood floor installer and was of and was a graduate of Liberty County High School. He worked for a the Methodist faith. billboard sign company and was of the Pentecostal faith. He was a 1974 graduate of Blountstown High School. He truly loved and enjoyed the out- doors, especially being on the river. His favorite saying was “live for today.” Survivors include his father and stepmother, Henry and Carla Bram- He was preceded in death by his parents, Woodrow Houston Taylor and Bernice Marie blett of Bristol; his mother, Carolyn Bramblett of Bristol; two sons, Smith Taylor; and one brother, David “Tinker” Taylor. Jacob and Kaleb Bramblett, both of Bristol and their mother, Allyson Survivors include one daughter, Tiffany Taylor and her finance, Joey Jeter of Dellwood; two Douglas of Sydney, OH; two brothers, Michael Bramblett of Dothan, sisters, Annie Lou Gregory and her husband, Jack of Blountstown and Bernie Wood Hanley AL and Daniel Bramblett of Bristol; several aunts, uncles and other of Poway, CA; one grandchild, Joseph William Jeter II. extended family. Family will receive friends one hour prior to service time at the funeral home. Services were held Monday, May 12 at Word of Truth Church in Memorial services will be held Thursday, May 15 at 4 p.m. (CT) at Peavy Funeral Home Blountstown with Reverend Ron Baker officiating. Chapel with Reverend Jimmy Wright and Reverend Robert Rentz officiating. Memorializa- Adams Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Online tion will be by cremation. condolences may be made at adamsfh.com. Peavy Funeral Home in Blountstown is in charge of the arrangements. WSTARSCOPEW MAY 14, 2014 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL Page 19 Week of May 14 - May 20, 2014 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL

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FOR RENT 5-7, 5-14 5-14, 5-30 LAND LAND LAND 2/3BR 1BA Home Liberty and 4BR 3BA Home Bristol Ideal for commer- surrounding counties ‘04 located on cial or residential. Hoe Cake Rd. on OWNER FINANCING • Mobile home lots $250 deposit AVAILABLE 2 acres with 2400 • 3BD doublewide sq. ft., open floor $500 a month Anything from choice home First and last month’s sites and commercial oppor- plan, detatched Blountstown rent plus deposit due tunities to hunting and fishing garage. $160,000. at signing. For more locations. Call • 1 room efficiency, utili- call Robin Hatcher: (850) 643-7384or ties included (850) 447-2372 (850) 643-2261 UFN • 2 BD, 1 1/2 BA Town- (850) 643-7724 houses FOR RENT • Commercial, Old Even small Liberty County Mexican Restaurant LAND FOR SALE ads get a lot of Blountstown 643-7740 OWNER FINANCED attention in WITH SMALL 5BR 2BA Town The Journal! DOWN PAYMENT House , 16608 SR 71. Buy, sell & trade with OR CASH DISCOUNT $ an ad in The Journal 600/month Call 643-3333 TRI-LAND, INC. 1st month + Security for information. BROKER deposit. Call Kathy: WANTED: (813) 253-3258 340-0868 [email protected] 5-14, 5-21 REAL ESTATE

Will buy 10 to FOR RENT M & W Self For Rent 1,000 acres, Bristol Storage Rentals in ALTHA reasonably priced. 7 days a week service Immediate closing. • 3 BR 1BA Very NICE *2 & 3 BD trailers. House on nice lot. $ Call for info 5’ x 10’ ..... 27 With lawn 10’ x 10’ ....$43 For more NO service 544-5441 DEPOSIT $ information call: 10’ x 20’ .... 70 10’ x 25’ ....$90 762-9555, 447-0871 570-0222 Call 762-9555, 643-6646 or 762-8597 5-7, 5-14 447-0871 or 762-8597UFN Shirt sales help family with cancer battle

A trip to the ER ended with a shocking diagnosis for Kelli Peacock Dunn: Stage 4 breast cancer. Family and friends are rallying around her as she begins treatment.

Orders are being taken for shirts that read: “I wear pink for Kelli” and are being sold to help raise money for the many expenses she and her husband, Jason, are facing.

Sizes (which includes onesies!) up to 1X are $10. Sizes 2X - 5X are $12. To place an order, call Carla Peacock at (850) 209-1515, email Erin Pierce at [email protected] or call her at (850) 890- 8918. The shirts are also available in blue and gray. Page 20 THE CALHOUN-LIBERTY JOURNAL MAY 14, 2014