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meeting Oct. 24. energy-efficient. The council also approved of in BRIEF City seeks better “This is the second time this The council approved to use not including water meters in the week that we’ve got businesses grant money to replace five of their water line replacement grant be- Chipley Trunk solution to broken and citizens to go without water.” heating and cooling units for more cause the request was denied by or Treat Hawkins asked Attorney Kerry energy-efficient ones and to use the state. utility lines Adkison if there was a billing policy the old ones to temporarily replace The American Wrestling Fed- CHIPLEY — The they could come up with so every other, less functional units until eration requested a chance to re- Merchants of Historic By Cecilia Spears time contractors hit a utility line, more grant money can be secured turn to Vernon for a fundraiser to Chipley will be holding Staff Writer they would have to pay. to upgrade those as well. benefit the city. their annual Trunk or [email protected] “We can help them find these The council also approved of “They said they’ve got quite the Treat from 4-6 p.m. lines, but talking doesn’t seem to a grant to repair some of the city fan base here and would love to put Oct. 29 at the Historic VERNON — Vernon is on its sec- be working anymore,” Hawkins hall’s roof and to use liquid latex to on a fundraiser event to help the ond boil water notice in the last Chipley High School said. “Maybe if they had to pay insulate it. city,” Hawkins said. “They would week alone, and council member each time they hit a line, they’d be Hawkins requested that Baker love to help the city, and they love Track on Railroad Trey Hawkins says enough is a little more careful.” look into splitting up the bids in an doing what they do.” Avenue. enough. Adkison agreed to look into effort to save money: one bid for The council approved of al- Children must be “We’ve got to do something what the city could arrange. the roof work and the other for the lowing the wrestling company accompanied by an about these contractors con- City Grant Writer Nolan Bak- latex coating. Baker said he would to return. One possible project adult. Parking will be tinually hitting our utility lines,” er sought permission to contin- present his findings to the council the money could go toward is available at Pals Park, Hawkins said during the Vernon ue to seek more energy grants during a special called workshop the old Chipley High City Council’s regularly scheduled needed to make city hall more at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 1. See VERNON A2 School parking lot on Second Street and the parking lot at the corner of Fifth Street Fall EVENTS and Railroad Avenue. A free trolley will be Fall Festival at Sunny Hills running to and from First Baptist Church the event. Bags will be SUNNY HILLS —First Baptist furnished by Chipley Church of Sunny Hills will have Piggly Wiggly and its Fall Festival from 5-8 p.m. Dollar General. One Saturday, Oct. 29. There will be bag will be given to food, fun and games. The church each child 12 years is at 1886 Sunny Hills Blvd. of age and younger. For more information, Fall Festival at Noma contact Barbara James Assembly of God at 638-1347. NOMA — Noma Assembly of God will have a Fall Festival from Fall Festival at D.D. 1-4 p.m. Saturday. There will be Eldridge Park games and prizes. WESTVILLE — A free Sunland Fall Festival Fall Festival sponsored by Hickory Hill Baptist MARIANNA — The annual Sunland Fall Festival will be Church and West Saturday at the Jackson Pittman Baptist Church County Sunland will be Sunday, Oct. Environmental Park 30, at D.D. Eldridge in Marianna. For Park on Highway 181. details, call 482-9373. There will be food, games, candy, an Photos Special to the News Evergreen Baptist obstacle course and hay rides. Church Fall Festival WESTVILLE — Evergreen Baptist Church will have a Fall Festival from 4-6 p.m. Oct. 29 at Westville City Park. There will be lots of Tiger triumph fun, food and games. Chipley defeated Bozeman during CHS’ Homecoming Game on Oct. 21. A Splash of Spirit Kyndall Whitson was crowned CHS DeFUNIAK SPRINGS — An evening Homecoming Queen during the game. of Dixie Land, jazz and old INDEX Read more on Page A9. favorites will be provided by clarinetist Richard Thomas and Arrests...... A2 pianist Tommy Kelley from 6-8 Opinion...... A4 p.m. Saturday. A $10 donation Outdoors...... A8 includes heavy hors d’oeuvres. Sports...... A9 United Way campaign reaches out Wine and soft drinks will be Extra...... B1 available. Costumes are optional. Faith...... B4 By Cecilia Spears paign from September through year, from respite to companion Tickets are available at November. During the workplace and personal care. They serve Southeby’s Antiques, Nook and Obituaries...... B5 Staff Writer [email protected] campaign, employees are asked more than 170 seniors, with more Cranny, Hotel DeFuniak or from Classifieds...... B6 to donate to their favorite non- than 24,650 meals served. any member of St. Agatha’s Editor’s note: Names have profit organization through pay- Catholic Charities assisted Church. Call 892-5610 for tickets been changed to protect resi- roll deduction. Holmes County with rent, utili- or more information. dents’ privacy. “As I travel about in our outer ties, water and gas through the counties, I am asked many great Homeless Prevention and Rap- East Mt. Zion questions about our agencies As United Way begins to wrap id Re-Housing funds, totaling 5th Saturday Sing Phone: 850-638-0212 up the year’s campaign, Ron and their impact in those mar- $47,158.41 from Oct. 19, 2009, to Sharpe, Regional Director of Re- kets,” Sharpe said. “Last year, June 14, 2011. This help went be- — East Mt. Zion Web site: chipleypaper.com GRACEVILLE source Development for United through the partnership from yond just emergency assistance, United Methodist Church on Fax: 850-638-4601 Way, continues his efforts to com- our 54 agencies, we have served involving comprehensive case County Road 173 in Graceville municate local agencies’ need for over 155,000 citizens or over 55 management through a social will have its 5th community involvement. percent of or total population in worker who is local to Holmes Saturday Sing from Each year, businesses in Bay, our six-county area.” and Washington counties. Many 6-9 p.m. Nov. 5. Calhoun, Holmes, Gulf, Jack- Washington County Council on of the contacts with individuals Refreshments will son, and Washington counties Aging provided more than 21,200 be served. participate in a workplace cam- hours of in-home services last See United Way A2
Follow Us Connect With Us On Facebook 24/7 @WCN_HCT Get breaking news, And videos, expanded stories, Mobile photo galleries, opinions Too! www.chipleypaper.com & more... A2 | Washington County News Local Wednesday, October 26, 2011 VERNON UNITED WAY from page A1 from page A1 and families were home vis- living in the home with extended same home, continues to work United Way, such as for every its. For just electric assistance, family for more than six months two jobs to make ends meet, and dollar given to Meals on Wheels, replacing Christmas decora- $11,836.60 was provided to 37 Hol- by the time she applied for as- she has maintained the stabil- they can get $9 in matching fed- tions that go on the light poles mes County residents to turn or sistance. Catholic Charities was ity garnered through this assis- eral money; for every dollar giv- every season. keep their lights on. able to assist Jane with depos- tance. She is very proud of her en to PVK, there’s $16 in match- Hal Kirk was present to dis- “Regarding Holmes County its for her water, electricity and children who, through the crisis, ing funds; and for every dollar cuss an injunction placed on families helped through the housing. Jane was working two kept their grades up at school given towards Life Management, him concerning Wayside Park. HPRP program, the one that jobs when she applied for assis- and continue to be frequently on there’s $40 in matching funds; Adkison said there was an is- immediately comes to mind is tance. Later, when one of the jobs the honor roll. that’s just to name a few local sue with a wire barrier being Jane,” said Jody Shafer, the so- ended, she found yet another job. “People have a common mis- agencies,” Sharpe said. “Your placed, preventing access to cial worker who provided HPRP “After the initial financial as- conception that when they give little bit can go a long way.” the park. assistance in Holmes County. sistance Catholic Charities pro- money to United Way that it goes A new service available Kirk denied that there was “When Jane contacted Catholic vided Jane and her family, the to a single entity,” Sharpe said. through United Way is the dis- a barrier and said if there is, Charities for assistance, she had social worker was able to assist “But with United Way, you choose count prescription card. it wasn’t by his doing and he relocated to Holmes County with her through case management. not only the county you wish your “For those without medical didn’t approve of it. her young children. Jane was in Jane remained in contact with money to impact, but you can insurance this will allow them 20 Adkison said if they were in a domestically violent situation her HPRP case manager on a also choose a specific agency in percent off brand name drugs and agreement that there shouldn’t in south Florida and made the regular basis. This comprehen- which to help.” 40 percent off of generic,” Sharpe be a barrier, then the injunction decision to leave her partner/fa- sive case management approach Sharpe said a little mon- said. “It’s just another way for us would be lifted, and if there was ther of her children and move to went further in linking Jane to ey could go a long way with to assist our community.” a barrier, it would be removed Holmes County to be near her additional resources and assis- agencies. To learn more about United by the city. family. tance within the community. “There are matching federal Way, visit www.unitedwaynwfl. “If there was a barrier ever “Jane and her children were “Jane continues to live in the money for every dollar spent with org. placed, it would’ve only been out of concern for those kids that go down there,” Kirk said. “There’s no telling when some- Arrest Report News Briefs thing’s going to happen to one The following arrests were made Oct. 10-17 in of them because of the horrible • Picture identification for every Washington County. Rental program shape that park’s in.” household member over age 18 During the Oct. 11 meet- James Boatwright, 19, Dothan Ala., driving while seeking landlords • Social Security cards for every ing, Kirk had requested the license suspended or revoked, fleeing and eluding, The Tri-County Community household member. council consider releasing the aggravated battery on law enforcement officer, Bay Council, Washington County’s • Birth certificates for every city’s deed to Wayside Park County warrant for robbery-carjacking, operating a Housing and Urban Development household member so he could take ownership of motor vehicle without valid driver license Section 8 Rental Assistance • Proof of all household income the property. Kirk presented David Cannady, 32, Long Beach, operating a motor Program, is seeking landlords with • Most current tax return deeds to the property and dis- vehicle without a valid license suitable, affordable housing units in • Medical expenses cussed his plan for improving Autumn Crews, 20, Glen St. Mary, violation of county Washington County. • Divorce papers the park. probation on affray If a HUD Section 8 Voucher • Asset verification The council approved of the Fran Edenfield, 37, Panama City, violation of state holder is interested in you unit, • Full-time students 18 years city putting out for bid to buy probation on theft contact us at 638-4520, or drop by or older should bring registration a floor buffer for no more than Mario Keith, 32, Chipley, resisting an officer without the office at 623 Highway 273 in forms, Pell Grant receipt, etc. $500, and if the buffer could be violence, possession of cocaine with intent, fleeing and Chipley, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information, call Steve bought, then bidding out to buy eluding Monday through Thursday to learn Henderson at 638-4520, ext. 25. buffer pads for no more than Kevin Lee, 26, Ebro, violation of state probation on the advantages of renting through $200 for an assortment of pads uttering the HUD Section 8 Program. AMIKids update for buffing, cleaning, sanding, Justin Lipford, 24, violation of controlled release on BONIFAY — Board member polishing, etc. disorderly intoxication and criminal mischief Rental program Wayland Fulford and Executive Also approved was the con- William Parrish, 44, Cottondale, worthless check applications available Director Ron Boyce outlined sent agenda, which includes Michael Sellers, 50, Bonifay, driving while license achievements of AMIkids West CDG engineering contract for suspended or revoked The Tri-County Community Florida at the Marianna Optimist energy grant; Fred Fox En- Joshua Sewell, 23, Geneva, Ala., driving while Council Inc., Washington County’s Club meeting on Oct. 18. Board terprise contract for adminis- license suspended or revoked Section 8 Rental Assistance members Catherine Wynne tration of energy grant; funds Brandon Taylor, 28, Panama City, possession of Program, is taking applications and Fulford, along with Boyce, $25,000 from City Hall to Water a controlled substance without a prescription (two on Wednesdays for its waiting list. attended the annual AMIkids Sewer Fund; payment of past counts), possession of marijuana less than 20 grams Applications are taken by interview board of trustees meeting in due funds, $18,644.22 to Waste Dzesmion Teague, 22, Dothan, Ala., Bay County appointments only. Tampa recently, where the new Management; payment of past warrant for robbery-carjacking Eligibility for assistance is based strategic plan was discussed. The due funds, $4,260.60, to CDG Jeremy Windsor, 28, Caryville, failure to appear on on income, legal citizenship or an boys helped work on nature trails Engineering; $700 for candy for violation of probation for reckless driving eligible immigrant status, criminal at the Audubon conservation tract Trick or Treat on Saturday, Oct. Larry Wright, 43, Vernon, resisting an officer without history and other criteria. To apply, south of Bonifay this past weekend. 29 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.; and Fire violence, bond revoked on grand theft you will need to bring verification to This has become a monthly Chief’s agreement. the interviews such as: activity. Washington-Holmes Northwest Florida Technical Center Community Hospital is pleased to announce David Taing, MD Candy & Careers as the newest member of our Health Care Team. David Taing, M D is board certified in Family Practice and Sports Festival Medicine. He is a member of American Academy of Family Physicians and the American College of Sports Medicine. Monday, Ocober 31st Dr. Taing worked as a Sports 4-6 p.m. Medicine Physician with the Atlanta Falcons in 2007, served as a team physician with Alba-
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Candy Career & Fun WHTC better than 757 Hoyt St Information We Treat You Like Family Chipley 638-1180 Northwest Florida Community Hospital 1360 Brickyard Road • Chipley, Florida www.nfch.org Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Local Washington County News | A3 8 Panhandle counties to meet for tourism summit By Felicia Kitzmiller bring together tourism ex- — agratourism, ecotour- from Visit Florida to pro- liance on future sizable in- development for more than Florida Freedom Newspapers perts and economic develop- ism and cultural or heri- mote sustainable economic vestments, RWSAC project 100 years … but there are ment players in Washington, tage tourism — and all are development. manager Sharon Liggett still so many things in Flor- BLOUNTSTOWN — There’s Holmes, Calhoun, Franklin, available in the six-county “Rural tourism is consid- said. It relies largely on ida’s interior that people more to Florida than white Gadsden, Gulf, Jackson and region, said Jim Brooks, ex- ered a sustainable economic businesses that already ex- don’t know about,” Liggett sand and emerald green Liberty counties this week ecutive director of the Hol- development program be- ist but need help marketing said. The summit will begin water, and RiverWay with the hope of expanding mes County Development cause it depends on natural their services. Places like at 8 a.m. Friday at the Pan- South Apalachicola Choc- the number of visitors to Commission. resources to raise per capita bed and breakfasts, small handle Pioneer Settlement tawhatchee is trying to bring Florida’s tucked-away gems The summit will include income,” Brooks said. eateries, historic loca-tions, on State 20 in Blountstown. attention to the great re- along the Apalachicola and presentations on program- Rural tourism is low-im- natural attractions and eco- The cost is $15 and guests sources offered inland. Choc-tawhatchee rivers. ming, public relations and pact, meaning it does not logical guides. can register at www.rwsfl. The 2011 Rural Tourism There are three primary promotion and is partially require a heavy investment “Tourism in Florida has org up until the day of the Development Summit will categories of rural tourism funded through a grant in infrastructure or the re- been a staple for economic event. Bay unemployment rises By Randal Yakey Regional Florida Freedom Newspapers unemployment PANAMA CITY — Sisyphus pushed the rock up the hill, and it rolled back down. Sept. Aug. Sept. How Many Times Has Your That myth, where every gain is followed County 2011 2011 2010 by a loss, mirrors the unemployment rate Bay 9.7% 9.5% 10.4% for Bay County, which rose from 9.5 to 9.7 Insurance Been Cancelled? percent in September. Calhoun 8.5 9.1 9.0 “I think we are in a holding pattern,” said Franklin 7.8 8.1 8.1 Kim Bodine, executive director of the Gulf Gulf 10.1 10.3 10.6 Trust in your local Farm Bureau agency. Coast Workforce Board. “We’re not doing any better, but we’re not doing any worse.” Holmes 8.0 8.3 8.4 We have been here for 60 years Randall Holcombe, a Florida State Uni- Jackson 8.5 8.9 8.2 versity professor of economics, said factors Walton 7.1 7.1 7.9 and are here to stay. keeping unemployment from dropping in- clude policies at the federal level regarding WashingtonSAVE10.6 10.9 11.3 ON HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE taxes, the Obama administration’s health care policy and costs of regulations on the cleanup efforts, but if we go back to the business. 2009 season, we are about 1 percent higher “Unemployment benefits were increased in unemployment year to year,” Bodine said from 26 weeks to 99 weeks, which keeps peo- in a release. “Overall, Florida job growth ap- ple from looking for jobs,” Holcombe added. pears to be trending in a positive way. We Holcombe did say he thought the econ- are hopeful that we will steadily move in that omy was on the upswing, especially in direction at the local level.” Florida, where 23,000 jobs were created last The unemployment rate in Florida has month were in Florida. dropped to 10.6 percent, the lowest since The good news for Bay County is the un- May. Unemployment in Florida from June employment rate has dipped from 10.4 per- through August stood at 10.7 percent. cent in September 2010 to 9.7 percent a year Earlier Friday morning, Gov. Rick Scott later. announced the state gained an estimated But Bodine cautioned about reading too 110,300 private-sector jobs since January. much into the employment numbers. Scott was positive about the job gains, tout- “Comparing this season to last year’s ing that the unemployment numbers have season is not a great indicator of a trend due dropped 1.3 percent since he took office in to the effect of the oil spill on our tourism in- January. Since April, the state unemploy- dustry and the jobs that were in play due to ment rate has dropped 0.2 percent.
Community briefs ® Angel’s Haven evening 8500 ext. 249. You may keep For information, call Greg all proceeds you make at Patterson 850-547-2065 Auto • Home • Life of entertainment the event. The charge to BONIFAY — An Angel’s participate is one pack Breast Cancer Haven will host an of diapers. You may drop evening of entertainment them off at the Health support group Local Agents. to showcase the talent of Department or bring them MARIANNA — The children ages 5–18 from day of the event. Breast Cancer Support the surrounding counties We will have Group meets Thursday, Local Offices. and communities, on Nov. information available to Nov.17, at 5 p.m., in the 5. If your child or a child the community regarding Education Classroom you know would like to Kidcare, Family Planning, ground floor of Jackson participate in this event in Medicaid, Chronic Hospital, 4250 Hospital Local Service. the categories of dance, Disease, Healthy Start and Drive, Marianna. This drama, music, modeling or other children’s services. group is open to anyone art, please call Darrell at There will also be face who has or had breast (850) 768-1855 to register. painting, fun for the kids, cancer or breast health Best Value. free haircuts and much issues. No cost to attend. more. For more information, Baby Bash 2011 1361 Jackson Ave. BONIFAY — The Holmes contact Kathryn Jordan, County Health Department North Bay Clan Community/Staff Educator Chipley 638-1756 will be sponsoring Baby Of Lower Muscogee at 718-2661. Ruled Bash 2011, a community [email protected] A+ Superior Creek Powwow Providing yard sale, on Saturday, Sunday Afternoon You With Quality by AM Best Nov. 5, from 8 a.m. to noon WASHINGTON COUNTY — & Service At A 1108 N. Waukesha St. at the First Baptist Church Nov. 10 – 13, the North Bay with the Arts Rating Annex. This yard sale is for Clan will hold its bi-annual MARIANNA — Dothan, Fair Price Bonifay 547-4227 baby and children’s items powwow. Food, crafts, Ala., photographer Donald [email protected] only. dancing, drumming some Stanton, is the first exhibitor If you would like to story telling, bow and arrow for the 7th annual Sunday sell your unwanted baby/ shoot and raffles, etc. 9 a.m. Afternoon with the Arts at children’s clothing or other to sundown on 1560 Lonnie Chipola College. items at this event you can road in Washington co. Just The public is invited to pick up a registration form south of Chipley, about 3 see his work at the Chipola Don’t Wait Until It Gets Cold! at Holmes County Health miles on Highway 77. Signs Arts Center during the Department to reserve you will be out on Highway Annual Reception on Nov. 6 Come By Now And Get Your table by Oct. 28, or call 547- 77. Everyone welcome! from 1-5 p.m. Heater & Fireplace Sets
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TILL 12 NOON A4 | Washington County News Opinion Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Harmony Primitive predates Bethel For at least five years, Strict discipline, known your writer has wanted to be an attribute among to write about Harmony primitive Baptist churches, Primitive Baptist Church was also observed and of Christ, located in the practiced at harmony city limits of Bonifay church. Non-attendance somewhere near the by church members was former not taken lightly, and a Blitch’s committee was usually Restaurant, appointed to determine the the town’s cause of those found to be newest consistently violating the Mexican scriptural commandment, eatery. Special to The News “fail not the assembly of Having your selves together as This photograph, identified in the “Heritage of Perry’s been reared the manner of some is.” prattle in the Holmes County” book as the first school in Bonifay, Usually the erring member Perry Wells Primitive is thought to also be the meeting place of Harmony acknowledged “the error CHS alum Zach Jadofsky Baptist Primitive Baptist Church. of his ways,” asking Church Faith, along with forgiveness of the church, parents and grandparents, of Harmony Church. record. which was accepted, and receives championship ring the prattler had heard of The following is the Additional members full fellowship continued. the church and always wording of the Covenant include J.A. Whipple, The offense of denying Special to The News bunch of guys and winning assumed that it came into extracted from the first Bessie Whipple, Penny the faith was regarded this championship, what being before the founding minute: “Those professed Williams, C.M. Smothers, more seriously and PENSACOLA — The more could you ask of Bethel Primitive Baptist believers in the Lord B.A. Pate, Fanny Pate, J.W. usually involved a minister 2011 NCAA Division II for? It’s not every day and had no idea of when it and Jesus Christ whose Bush, S.F. Bush, N.L. Cook, preaching a “heresy” or National Champion West that you win a national ceased to exist. names appear in the A.J. Levins, D.L. Levins, some lay member actually Florida baseball team championship, and to It is rather ironic that Covenant and having J.T. Cook, A.E. Cook, J.D. joining another order was recognized during be part of this is just this column is being been constituted as we Mears, Willie Mears, J.L. or denomination. The the UWF annual alumni amazing. ... I will wear this written on Harmony trust into a church to Chitty and S.U. Stephens. investigating committee weekend Oct. 20-22. ring with pride.” Church just three keep house for the Lord It is also noted that almost always brought Chipley High School After the UWF baseball weeks short of the do hereby covenant and many of the ministers a recommendation of graduate and pitcher Zach season, Zach joined the 99th celebration of its mutually agree that while serving as pastor of “testing fellowship” and, Jadofsky was an integral Valley Baseball League constitution. Old Minutes, we sojourn here that we Harmony had also served with a unanimous vote, part of the UWF national in the Shenandoah Valley presently in possession will give our selves to one in that capacity at Bethel brought exclusion from the championship team. in Virginia, a collegiate of Bethel Church, are another and to the Lord Primitive Baptist, six miles body. Jadofsky finished with a 4- summer baseball league still in fair condition, to look over each other to the south, which was After about 14 years 0 record but proved most with players from around easy to read with much for good, to edification constituted May 7, 1887. of faithful meetings valuable in numerous the country. In his first of the handwritten and in love exhorting and They include Elders R.A. and seemingly growing innings of relief in the game with the Woodstock record presented in the admonishing one another Luke, D.J. Parker, S.T. in membership and postseason tournaments. River Bandits, he was interesting Old English to good works and that we Sheffield and J.W. Bush. attendance, the old record Jadofsky pieced together spotted by an Atlanta style, consistent with other will not seek our own but J.A. Whipple and wife, book showed breaks in three appearances in the Braves scout and signed writings of that era. each the others welfare Bessie Whipple, came to the church having their postseason for 11.1 innings as a free agent. For the Harmony Primitive praying with and for each Harmony by letter from a regular assigned weekend with no runs scored, but rest of the summer, Zach Baptist Church was other and to look after Bethel Church in Brooks meeting. There were most impressive was the pitched for the rookie-level constituted on Nov. 16, the general good of each County, Ga., in a church incidents where a few 3.2 shutout inning while Atlanta Braves team in 1912, with the record other both spiritually letter dated Aug. 29, 1912, members met with some surrendering just one hit Orlando. Currently, he book expressly stating and temporally with and signed by Elder E.R. lay member conducting and fanning two batters is back home substitute it as being located in trust in the Lord to keep Rhoden, Moderator and the service and no minister to earn the win in game teaching in Chipley and Washington County. us steadfast in this our W.T. Hiers, C.C. Whipple present. three of the World Series. Vernon, taking classes Within three years, constitution.” was the clerk of the church On Aug. 10, 1926, “This past year has online and conducting minutes of meetings were The constitution at Harmony and was Harmony Church agreed just been unbelievable,” his off-season workout specific in reporting the presbytery consisted of succeeded by B.A. Pate to dissolve the church, Jadofsky said. “Going to program in preparation meeting place as Holmes Elder D.J. Parker, Elder Jan. 17, 1915. granting members “letters a great school, playing for the upcoming season County, Fla. There was J.T. King and Elder R.A. Harmony Primitive of dismission,” and asked baseball with a great with the Braves. no mention that the Luke, with Elder Luke Baptist Church became Bethel Primitive Baptist boundaries of the two selected as pastor and J.A. one the nine churches Church to allow this counties had been changed Whipple as church clerk. comprising the Chipola minutes as well as the full Have something to say? in 1915 with the county The church met on one Primitive Baptist records of the church be line set back southward designated Sunday, and the Association. Each placed with them. This Letters to the editor and comments on Web versions approximately five miles. Saturday before, of each participated in hosting action resulted in Bethel of news stories are welcomed. It appears that four month. Church records the three-day annual now having two complete Letters are edited only for grammar, spelling, male members, J.J. Hicks, indicate that Harmony associational meeting on histories of defunct clarity, space and consistency, but we ask that they A.C. Hicks, W.C. Smothers Church immediately a rotating basis. Sending churches in their files be limited to 300 words where possible. Letter writers and E.M. Smothers, began receiving new messengers to general as High Hills Primitive are asked to provide a home address and daytime along with three female members, and the roster meetings and association Baptist Church made the telephone number (neither is printed) for verification members, Indianna Raley, of “brothers” and “sisters” meetings was diligently same request in November purposes. Della Paul and Amy Sims, joining the church by letter carried out by this body of of 1926. Letters may be sent to 1364 N. Railroad Ave., were the original founders or baptism are in the aging believers. See you all next week. Chipley, FL 32428 or emailed to news@chipleypaper. com. Please specify if the letter should be printed in the Washington County News or Holmes County Times-Advertiser. Questions may be addressed Bethlehem students learn their heritage to Managing Editor Steve Liner by Bethlehem Elementary School’s calling 638-0212 or via email at fifth-grade students recently completed [email protected]. a unit on heritage, studying a variety of cultures and countries including Russia and Africa. Students were then asked to do a project from their own heritage such as Washington County constructing a family tree, collecting recipes that had been handed down from generation to generation, making a family crest, or writing and illustrating a story about their family. The students thoroughly enjoyed participating in these heritage projects, and the products they made were displayed at the school. Fifth-grade teacher Shelly Nicole P. Barefield,Publisher Smith said she was especially proud of her Cameron Everett, Production Supervisor Billy Hudson students and the projects they completed. Haley Mitchell
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Local Washington County News | A5 Holt helps it look a lot like Christmas By Jessica McCarthy about getting all their stuff Florida Freedom pulled out and decorating the house again,” he PANAMA CITY BEACH — said. “I’ve done this show Though the annual candy for 14 years. … I’ve had saturation isn’t over just people come every year yet, it’s already time to start because it helped them get planning for Christmas motivated.” decorations, according to Holt said people can a prominent area floral avoid a lot of the stress designer. associated with holiday Kirby Holt, owner of decorating by planning Blossoms in Chipley, is a ahead and keeping the member of the American decorating fun because, Institute of Floral Designers other than the issue of (AFID), which requires storage, the most common three years of testing and a challenge people have thorough screening process with decorating is getting for admission. AIFD started. members work on projects “One of the keys, I think, like the Rose Bowl, the if people really want to Miss America pageant and decorate, start early. A lot of presidential inaugurations. people put the tree up after Holtgave a decorating the Thanksgiving meal,” showcase demonstration he said. “Why not put it up at Woodlawn Methodist a week before that? Do it Church on Tuesday at before the season gets so the Holiday Decorator’s crazy.” Showcase put on by the Bay Point Women’s Club. In about an hour It is their first fundraiser of Tuesday, he decorated the club’s new year, but last four Christmas trees, from year they raised enough to lights to toppers, and gave donate more than $37,000 tips and tricks on how to to various Bay County make the process easier charities. and faster. Holt used some Holt recommends of the same ideas when he beginning holiday created the table and door decorating in mid- arrangements during the November so the view can showcase. Photos by ROBERT COOPER | Florida Freedom One of the best ways be enjoyed the entire month Kirby Holt, owner of Blossoms in Chipley, demonstrates holiday decorating ideas at Woodlawn Methodist of December. It’s also to speed up the tree- beneficial to complete your decorating process is using Church on Tuesday. The session drew a crowd of about 50 women who not only bought completed projects decorating before all the what Holt calls swag — pre- that Holt created; they also bought supplies to make their own. parties and shopping start, made arrangements of which take up so much ribbons, leaves, birds or plant material and ribbons, fill the tree up with those He also said using items Holt plans similar time. other items — and placing the tree is full before you elements, it takes not such as ribbons, foliage demonstrations early “That’s one of the things them around the tree ever put ornaments on it. nearly as many ornaments and vines are one of the next month during Deck this show does; it gets before hanging ornaments. You almost don’t have to to get this look and it’s a lot secrets to designer-style the Palms at the Palms people’s motors revved up “With permanent floral, have ornaments. If you quicker,” he said. trees. Conference Center.
Yvette Pavone, Pamela Leonard and Linda Mugglin stand to get a better look during last week’s Holiday Decorator’s Showcase at Woodlawn Methodist Church in Panama City Beach. The event was the Bay Point Women’s Club’s first charity fundraiser of the club’s new year. Last year, the club raised more than $37,000 that was donated to various Bay County charities. Event chairwoman Carol Proctor along with other club volunteers planned, organized and implemented the event. The Bay Point Women’s Club sold tickets throughout Bay County. Hasty Heating & Cooling Serving the Tri-county area for 18 Years Kay Keebler leaves with armfuls of holiday themed merchandise to use in decorating her home. Fast, friendly and reliable service. Services include: Sales • Service • Repair • Installation Maintenance Agreements Petals -n- Presents REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Duct Cleaning. Unique Gifts & Home Accessories SOLID WASTE COLLECTION 10% OFF Service & Repairs Janice Everett, Owner 105 Main Street • Chipley, FL • 850-299-4052 334 W. Lawrence Harris Hwy. (Hwy. 52) • Slocomb, AL The City of Vernon, Florida is seeking 334-886-2312 proposals for solid waste collection Come Join Us In Celebrating Our services. Any firm desiring to furnish 24th ANNIVERSARY a proposal for services must contact November 3, 4 & 5 • 9am-6pm City Hall, 2808 Yellow Jacket Drive, EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Vernon, Florida 32462 or by calling 20% OFF 850-535-2444. Specifications and in- Sorrelli and Mariana Jewelry structions for proposal submittal will be are included in this storewide sale. provided by the City Clerk.
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The shelter will County Health Department “Pilates for Pink” classes. occasion is the only gift the invited to attend. No Basketball League be closed as we will all be Annex. The class will teach Classes are open to anyone couple desires. cost to participate. BONIFAY — Sign ups will at the festival. Please make parents and caregiver of in the community Classes For more information, be held Saturdays Oct. 29, plans to attend and enjoy small children “Positive will consist of a one-hour Chipley High School contact Kathryn Jordan, Nov. 5, 12 and 19 in front of the day with us. Discipline Techniques, class that focuses on toning, community/staff educator the Memorial Football Field without shaking, hitting, or relaxation and controls JROTC BBQ Sale at 718-2661. from 9 a.m. until noon each Beef/Forage Day spanking.” exercises. Must be 16 years CHIPLEY — The Chipley Saturday. Registration will Session 1 will include of age or older. High School JROTC has GREENWOOD — Beef cattle Chipley Garden Club be $30 per child and include parenting information Classes will be offered kicked off their 2011 BBQ producers find them selves CHIPLEY — The a game shirt and trophy. concerning baby’s 0- every Tuesday and Sale. They are asking that challenged by rising input November 2012 meeting Ages are 6 and older. All 12 months, such as Thursday during October. on Oct. 28-29, that you allow costs. Given the magnitude of the Chipley Garden games will be local. If you responding to crying, Class times on both days them to full fill you BBQ of increased expenses, Club will be held at have any questions please redirecting baby’s will be from 4-5 p.m. and needs by buying a BBQ producers are intently Shiver’s Park in Chipley on call Aleesta 850-768-0548 or curiosity, and connecting 5:15- 6:15 p.m. Mats will be plate or slab of ribs. They focused on the bottom Wednesday, Nov. 2. Kristen 850-373-3095. We to baby. provided while supplies are also asking that if there line while seeking both Following the luncheon had a great season last year Session 2 will include last. are any activities taking economic and production and business meeting, and look forward to an even parenting information Class will be at Bonifay place in the local area on efficiencies. In response, the the two club members better one this year. concerning setting safe Elementary School Oct. 28-29 that you allow University of North Florida who live on 5th Street will limits, easing mealtime building, located by the them to supply your event Research and Education be sharing their home struggles and handling playground area. The with BBQ. The Peel reunion Center (NFREC) is hosting gardens. biting. room is on the right when The plates will consist their 2011 Beef/Forage Day They will also be CHIPLEY — The Peel Session 3 will include pulling up to the front of of BBQ ribs, baked beans, on Oct. 28, at the NFREC sharing their own personal Reunion will be held on Oct. easing bedtime battles, the school. A $3 minimum coleslaw, or potato salad, Beef Unit located North of gardening ideas. Anyone 29, starting at 11 a.m. The responding to aggression, donation is requested. All desert, bread and a drink Marianna, one mile west interested in gardening is reunion will be held at the and dealing with defiance. donations will go to support for only $6. You can also buy of Greenwood, on Highway invited to join us. Earlie Vea Peel Farm House You may attend as the Holmes County “PINK” a slab of ribs for $15. The 162. Registration starts If you would like more on Highway 77, 3 miles many of the sessions as Program (Protection Is In JORTC will deliver or you at 8 a.m. followed by the information about the South of Chipley, turn right you choose. Healthy Start Knowledge). This program may go by the JORTC room program at 9 a.m. After Chipley Garden Club or on Houston Road. For more is excited about providing was established in 2006 at Chipley High School from lunch, participants may need directions, please information, call 326-9109. this new and up to date to assist uninsured, low 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. join a tour of the NFREC call Karen Roland, Club parenting education for income women between 28-29. to view current ongoing President, at 638-9968. families in Holmes County. the ages of 35-49 to receive The JORTC is raising experiments, with Beef/ Partners for Pets We are looking forward to a screening mammogram. money so they may take the Forage Day concluding at participating at seeing you. To sign up for Please call Traci Corbin at teams to state. If you have Fall Festival 3 p.m. the c lass, or if you have 547-8500 EXT 249 with any any questions, or would like Bethlehem’s annual Sunland’s Fall Festival questions, call Healthy questions. to place an order please Start at 547-8684 ext.18 or Fall Festival, presented MARIANNA — Partners for Free parenting call the JORTC at 638-6100 by the Junior Class, will Pets will be participating ext. 19 and ask to speak ext. 503 or Mrs. Sherrie at Classes to Glenna Padgett RN or Dr. and Mrs. R. be held on Tuesday, Nov.1, at Sunland’s Fall Festival 726-0052. from 6-9 p.m. Cost for HOLMES COUNTY — Free Valery Lawton HSCI, or Carrol Hammack this Saturday, Oct. 29 held admission is 50-cents with parenting classes will Gabriel Sanders LPN. at Sunland’s Facility in 50th Anniversary costume and $1 without available at Health Parkinson’s Marianna. The shelter will costume. Department Annex. The celebration have a food booth at the support group This year’s attractions festival and will be selling parenting class will consist “Pilates for Pink” GRACEVILLE — The MARIANNA — The include a haunted hayride, hot dogs, chili dogs, chili, of three sessions, and they HOLMES COUNTY — children and grandchildren Parkinson’s Support Group inflatable 50-foot obstacle popcorn, candy apples, will be held on the first, In celebration of Breast of Dr. and Mrs. R. Carrol meets noon Monday, course, and a variety of sodas and hot chocolate. second and third Thursday Cancer Awareness Month, Hammack request the Oct. 31 in the Education games and activities for The shelter will have of each month from 10- Holmes County Health pleasure of your company Classroom on the ground all ages. In addition, there at the 50th Anniversary floor of Jackson Hospital, will be a dance during the SM celebration of their parents 4250 Hospital Drive, festival for all middle and Smart Lenses on Saturday, Oct. 29, from Can produce clear vision without glasses, at all distances Marianna. Lori Franklin high school students. Cost 2-4 p.m., at the Cypress RN, Director of Case for the dance is $5. "Freedom from Eye Glasses, Church in Heritage Village Management Jackson Hamburgers and hot at The Baptist College of Now a reality for many." Hospital, will provide dogs will be sold, plus Florida. detailed information many festival favorites. Dr. R.C. Hammack on Advance Directives Please come out and serves as the Senior Vice and a brief overview support Bethlehem High President at the Baptist of the purpose of Case School’s Junior Class for FREE College of Florida, and Management. Lunch good food and family fun. 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VERNON — In spite of the colder weather, fans cheered on the Ver- non Yellow Jackets as they defeat- ed the Graceville Tigers during their home game on Oct. 21. The Yellow Jackets ended the first quarter with a tie of 6-6, and then in the second quarter Yellow Jacket Casey Bourkard intercept- Photos by Cecilia Spears | The News ed a Tiger pass and ran a 91-yard The teams line up for a Graceville play. BELOW: The teams found touchdown for a score of 12-6 with themselves in a bit of a pile-up. 6:52 left in the first half. A two-point conversion was attempted but did point conversion making the score lowship at the 4:30 event. not succeed. 34-12 with 2:06 left in the game. To accommodate the returning Yellow Jacket Cody Harmon The Tigers managed to get one players, cheerleaders and others, ANDREW WARDLOW | Florida Freedom Newspapers more touchdown in, with Chad ran a touchdown with 1:02 left in the Vernon Historical Society Muse- Kobe McCrary rushed for 310 yards and scored the first half with an attempt at a Stevens taking it into the end zone um kept them warm till the event. five touchdowns for Chipley on Friday in the 62-25 two-point conversion that didn’t with 32 seconds left in the game, The following is a list of those succeed, ending the first half with and with an unsuccessful attempt 1951 honorees, both living and de- homecoming win over Bozeman. a score of 18-6. at a two-point conversion, the game ceased, to be honored: Yellow Jacket Hunter Dobbs ran ended with a score of 34-18. a 35-yard touchdown with 12:04 left Both teams gave up their half- in game and completed a success- time show to allow Vernon High Cheerleaders McCrary, Chipley ful two-point conversion, making School to honor its first football Kathleen Miller Simmons (cap- the score 26-6. team on its 60th anniversary. tain), Ann Spears, Johnnie Brock Tiger Allante Oliver-Barnes ran All players, cheerleaders, and Banks, Miller Kelly McComb, De- overpower Bozeman, a touchdown with 7:04 left in the families of that 1951 team were lores Miller and Shirley Tyler. game making the score 26-12, af- guests at a tailgate/reception in ter a failed attempt at a two-point the Vernon Community Center be- Team Members conversion. fore the game. James Parish, Howell Parish, clinch regional berth Dobbs ran a 7-yard touchdown Distinguished alumnus and re- Floyd Owens, Carlos Miller, Ken- and completed a successful two- tired judge Perry Wells led the fel- neth MeFatter, Earnest Marshall, By Brad Milner drive with a 3-yard run with Robert Lee, Jerry Kelly, Bruce Florida Freedom Newspapers 5:24 left in the first quarter. Brannen added a 1-yard Hasty, Gary Hall, Kenneth Givens, CHIPLEY — Bozeman run on Bozeman’s sec- Eudon Davidson, Charles Carter, couldn’t keep up with Chi- ond possession to pull the Jack Calhoun, Wayne Bush, Emory pley on Friday night. More Bucks within 14-12. (Tater) Bruner, Tennyson Brock, accurately, the Bucks That was as close as Kelly Brock, W.C. Padgett, Cole- couldn’t keep up with Kobe they would get the rest of man Register, William Howard McCrary. the way, as Chipley held a The Chipley running Roche, Paul Russ, Jimmy (Skeet) 42-18 lead at the half. The back rarely had any resis- Simmons, Junior Strickland, Burl Tigers failed to score on tance as he rushed for 310 Waller, John Huey Waller, Max only one of seven series, yards, the majority coming Wells, Walton Wells, Carnette Ad- and that one ended inside in the first half, and scored kison, Joe Miller, Richard Haskins, the Bozeman 5 as time ex- five touchdowns in the Ti- Coach Henry Brock and Coach J.B. pired in the half. gers’ 62-25 rout on their Ward. McCrary made short Homecoming night. The work of a Bozeman run de- victory pushed Chipley to fense that had previously 6-1 overall and 2-0 in Dis- played well in close defeats trict 1-3A, while Bozeman’s against Holmes County and Players, playoff hopes are over after Liberty County, both heavy cheerleaders, and falling to 2-5, 0-2. ground offenses. families of the 1951 Chipley clinched a play- Ryan McIntyre and Jor- first football team on off berth with the win and dan McKinnie also scored Holmes County’s victory its 60th anniversary twice to further gash the over South Walton. The trying to stay warm Bucks, who gave up 435 teams will play for the dis- as they watched the yards on the ground. Mc- trict title in Chipley Nov. 4. game. Intyre added 150 yards on “This is big, we haven’t eight carries. been in the playoffs since “They’re really good the seniors were in eighth and I think some of our grade,” said McCrary, a bumps and bruises caught sophomore. “We wanted to up to us,” Bozeman coach get there.” Loren Tillman said. “Plus McCrary had plenty of we have to put shoulders room and few defenders on those guys. We can’t be in front on TD runs of 84, arm tackling because that’s 26 and 38 yards in the first what happens.” quarter. He added a 50- Jacob Martinez paced yard run midway through Bozeman with 83 yards the second quarter to stake rushing and two second- Chipley to a 35-12 lead. He half TDs. He was 7 for 20 rushed for 209 yards at that passing for 128 yards and point and added a 49-yard two interceptions. score with less than three His output wasn’t nearly minutes to go in the half. as dominant as what Mc- “I just trust in my line Crary displayed. On a night and when I see the hole that grew colder by the middle school football championships I just go,” said McCrary, minute, McCrary was any- who had 295 yards in the thing but. The Panhandle Middle School first half and finished with “My legs feel like they Conference Football Championship 17 carries. “I couldn’t even could run for another 310 games were held Oct. 18 at Phillip imagine having that many yards,” he said. Rountree Stadium. The first game yards.” Chipley is at Freeport featured Blountstown Middle and Bozeman responded next week. Bozeman is with scores following Mc- Bonifay Middle Schools. The at Wewahitchka, another Crary’s first two TDs. Joey second game featured Roulhac team with a potent running Brannen capped a 60-yard Middle School and Tolar Middle attack. School(Liberty County). 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About this time of the year, most of us receive catalogs from every gun, rod, clothes and bullet manufacturer imaginable. If we bought all the stuff they say we need to hunt and fish. we would have to own at least two pickup trucks and a trailer to haul it to the woods. The state already expects us to own at least an 18-foot boat to haul all its requirements around. You need a fire extinguisher, a life jacket for everyone in the boat, a throw cushion, some flares, a noise maker, a tag on the boat, a tag Florida Freedom on the trailer — and the last Emily Hopkins of Franklin, Tenn., landed this 11-plus pound sheepshead while fishing with Capt. Daniel Pike on the Inshore two items have Angler last year in Destin. Sheepshead tend to gather near pilings this time of year, while divers can go beneath the surface for to be purchased fish like this red snapper. Outdoor every year. Let’s Life not forget the Scott Lindsey boat registration, which must be captainlindsey@ knology.net kept on board Cold weather means along with a fishing license. After you buy all that, you CATFISH don’t have money to put gas in the boat. Of course, you don’t need a fire extinguisher if more peaceful fishing you are on a boat of less than 26 feet. It seems those boats never catch fire, but if the boat By David Adlerstein is less than 26 feet and has a Florida Freedom Newspapers double hull, outboard motor If you are looking to flavor your fish- and customers for hire, now ing experience with a touch of peace and you need one. The idea behind FLOUNDER quiet, cold weather is the time to take to This is just a really this is that fuel can become the water. trapped between the double With hunters readying their rifles for good time to fish right now when hull and catch on fire. In a game and the bustling tourist season ebb- 16-foot boat, you don’t need a ing away, fall and winter offer an opportune the weather starts to get cool.” throw cushion either. I guess time to enjoy the serenity of Panhandle no one has ever fallen out of rivers and bays. Scott Krause such a small boat. Rex Pennycuff, owner of Fisherman’s Bluewater Outriggers Let me clue you in on Choice in Eastpoint, said colder weather something. If gas is trapped MACKEREL eventually drives the trout and redfish between a double-hulled boat, deeper in the river, while catfish, pompano “ by the time you know you and mackerel begin moving farther off- When fishing grass flats and oyster are on fire and find the fire shore and into less shallow waters. beds with lures close to the surface, Rob- extinguisher, you will be blown Until water temperatures drop off inson recommends using a mullet imita- halfway to Cuba. And if you strongly, there’s plenty of good fishing to tion lure. He likes the brand MirrOlure. He are fishing by yourself and fall be had, in a less frenetic atmosphere to also recommends using a quarter-ounce overboard, just who is going to boot. Johnson’s weedless gold spoon. throw you the throw cushion? Scott Krause, a staffer at Bluewater For deeper fishing, in waters about 2 to But if you are fishing alone and Outriggers in Port St. Joe, said trout and 10 feet deep, Robinson recommends us- don’t have one it’s a $50 fine. redfish will continue to be biting through ing a jighead from ¾ ounce to ½ ounce in Go figure. POMPANO November, right around the time whiting weight and using shrimp imitation lures. It seems the most important begins to show up in the surf. His favorite is the Berkley Gulp. “No thing you can have on a boat of “That’s what the snowbirds love to fish matter how many different ones I try, I al- any size is an anchor, but this for down here,” Krause said. “They’re real ways go back to that,” he said. is never mentioned in what good eating.” In addition to the weather, fishing in you have to have and what you Pennycuff said sheepshead can be colder weather is much more dependent don’t have to have onboard. If found more abundantly around pilings this on the tides than at other times of the year, you break down, you want to time of year. Pennycuff said. “It’s best around high tide, stay exactly where you are on “With sheepshead and whiting you pret- where it’s warmer and they feed,” he said. the water. That way someone REDFISH ty much have to use shrimp,” said Chris Pennycuff said among the best times to looking for you will have a Robinson, who runs Robinson Brothers fish are when it’s a high tide in the morn- reference point to start looking. Guide Service, an inshore fishing charter ing hours, from 7 to 10 a.m., or from 6 p.m. If you are broken down in in Apalachicola. to dusk. the Gulf and the wind is out When fishing around structures like It’s best to fish in the morning in low of the south and blowing you bridge pilings and rock jetties, he recom- light, since low light equals early morning to the beach. an anchor could mends a 1-0 circle hook, which he said bite, Robinson said. Plus it’s important to save the day and keep you is good for catching both flounder and make sure the water is moving while fish- out of the surf. I would say sheepshead. ing, and to be on the lookout for current you might need a paddle, but Pennycuff said live shrimp don’t give flow. in most boats, this would be fishermen an advantage unless it’s harsh “A lot of people don’t understand, but useless unless you are trying to SHEEPSHEAD weather, with fresh and frozen usually do- you should always make sure the water is kill a snake. ing the job. And the colder the weather moving,” he said. “Check the water flow.” When they say make a gets, the more likely it will be that these To go after kingfish offshore, Krause checklist before you leave, baits will be all that is available. suggests lots of bait on a buoy line. “This they really mean it. Whatever Krause said whiting and pompano love is just a really good time to fish right now happened to the good old days what some call “fish bites,” an artificial when the weather starts to get cool,” he when we just jumped into bait. said. the boat and went fishing? “I say the best thing for winter fishing Be careful: Big Brother is in general would be to use an artificial Valerie Garman contributed to this watching. TROUT lure,” Robinson said. story. HOOK & HARVEST Special to Florida Freedom Jesse Hightower, 7, of Springfield displays a 35-pound amberjack caught aboard the Lady Kelley.
Special to Florida Freedom Special to Florida Freedom Toby Caroll of Atlanta caught a blackfin Carlton Wilson of Macon County, Tenn., reeled in a tuna with Capt. Billy Archer on the Seminole sailfish on the Lady Kelley. Wind out of St. Andrews. A ports Section Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Swww.chipleypaper.com Page A9 Undefeated Holmes County continues to roll By Tina Harbuck 175 yards and a touchdown. to make any excuses.” Holmes County went Ty Russ for a touchdown and had to punt. Holmes Florida Freedom Newspapers Jacky Miles picked up 88 The Seahawks (0-7, 0-2) right back down and scored and 20-7 lead. County scored on a catch yards on nine carries, in- hung with the Blue Devils on a 21-yard pass from Just before halftime, and run with Jonathan Wil- BONIFAY — The Holmes cluding a touchdown. in the first half and trailed Ethan Russ to Dustin Ja- South Walton put together liams zigzagging for a 36- County Blue Devils rolled Not only did the Blue only 20-14 at intermission. nas. Kodi Russ ran in a 2- a seven-play drive with Joe yard score. up more than 500 yards of Devils get it done on the After the Blue Devils point conversion to give the Kopald, who had 82 yards They scored twice more, total offense to remain un- ground, but quarterback scored on their first pos- Blue Devils a 14-7 lead. rushing, capping it with a once on a 4-yard run by defeated on Friday, down- Ethan Russ completed 12 session, the Seahawks an- In the second quarter, 3-yard plunge. The extra Miles and the other on a ing winless South Walton, of 20 passes for 179 yards swered with a touchdown South Walton attempted point kick was good for a 9-yard run by Kodi Russ. 42-21 in District 3-1A. and three touchdowns. as Drew Pfeiffer scored on a 47-yard field goal that 20-14 game at the half. The Seahawks put up an- The Blue Devils (7-0, 2- “They’re a good team,” a 4-yard run and Jonathan fell short. Holmes County In the third quarter, other touchdown midway 0) were led by Kodi Russ, South Walton coach Bill O’Hara booted in the point came back with another the Seahawks sputtered through the fourth quarter who rushed 20 times for Wiles said. “I’m not going after for a 7-6 lead. strike from Ethan Russ to on their first possession on a 7-yard run by Kopald.
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VERNON — In spite of the colder weather, fans cheered on the Ver- non Yellow Jackets as they defeat- ed the Graceville Tigers during their home game on Oct. 21. The Yellow Jackets ended the first quarter with a tie of 6-6, and then in the second quarter Yellow Jacket Casey Bourkard intercept- Photos by Cecilia Spears | The News ed a Tiger pass and ran a 91-yard The teams line up for a Graceville play. BELOW: The teams found touchdown for a score of 12-6 with themselves in a bit of a pile-up. 6:52 left in the first half. A two-point conversion was attempted but did point conversion making the score lowship at the 4:30 event. not succeed. 34-12 with 2:06 left in the game. To accommodate the returning Yellow Jacket Cody Harmon The Tigers managed to get one players, cheerleaders and others, ANDREW WARDLOW | Florida Freedom Newspapers more touchdown in, with Chad ran a touchdown with 1:02 left in the Vernon Historical Society Muse- Kobe McCrary rushed for 310 yards and scored the first half with an attempt at a Stevens taking it into the end zone um kept them warm till the event. five touchdowns for Chipley on Friday in the 62-25 two-point conversion that didn’t with 32 seconds left in the game, The following is a list of those succeed, ending the first half with and with an unsuccessful attempt 1951 honorees, both living and de- homecoming win over Bozeman. a score of 18-6. at a two-point conversion, the game ceased, to be honored: Yellow Jacket Hunter Dobbs ran ended with a score of 34-18. a 35-yard touchdown with 12:04 left Both teams gave up their half- in game and completed a success- time show to allow Vernon High Cheerleaders McCrary, Chipley ful two-point conversion, making School to honor its first football Kathleen Miller Simmons (cap- the score 26-6. team on its 60th anniversary. tain), Ann Spears, Johnnie Brock Tiger Allante Oliver-Barnes ran All players, cheerleaders, and Banks, Miller Kelly McComb, De- overpower Bozeman, a touchdown with 7:04 left in the families of that 1951 team were lores Miller and Shirley Tyler. game making the score 26-12, af- guests at a tailgate/reception in ter a failed attempt at a two-point the Vernon Community Center be- Team Members conversion. fore the game. James Parish, Howell Parish, clinch regional berth Dobbs ran a 7-yard touchdown Distinguished alumnus and re- Floyd Owens, Carlos Miller, Ken- and completed a successful two- tired judge Perry Wells led the fel- neth MeFatter, Earnest Marshall, By Brad Milner drive with a 3-yard run with Robert Lee, Jerry Kelly, Bruce Florida Freedom Newspapers 5:24 left in the first quarter. Brannen added a 1-yard Hasty, Gary Hall, Kenneth Givens, CHIPLEY — Bozeman run on Bozeman’s sec- Eudon Davidson, Charles Carter, couldn’t keep up with Chi- ond possession to pull the Jack Calhoun, Wayne Bush, Emory pley on Friday night. More Bucks within 14-12. (Tater) Bruner, Tennyson Brock, accurately, the Bucks That was as close as Kelly Brock, W.C. Padgett, Cole- couldn’t keep up with Kobe they would get the rest of man Register, William Howard McCrary. the way, as Chipley held a The Chipley running Roche, Paul Russ, Jimmy (Skeet) 42-18 lead at the half. The back rarely had any resis- Simmons, Junior Strickland, Burl Tigers failed to score on tance as he rushed for 310 Waller, John Huey Waller, Max only one of seven series, yards, the majority coming Wells, Walton Wells, Carnette Ad- and that one ended inside in the first half, and scored kison, Joe Miller, Richard Haskins, the Bozeman 5 as time ex- five touchdowns in the Ti- Coach Henry Brock and Coach J.B. pired in the half. gers’ 62-25 rout on their Ward. McCrary made short Homecoming night. The work of a Bozeman run de- victory pushed Chipley to fense that had previously 6-1 overall and 2-0 in Dis- played well in close defeats trict 1-3A, while Bozeman’s against Holmes County and Players, playoff hopes are over after Liberty County, both heavy cheerleaders, and falling to 2-5, 0-2. ground offenses. families of the 1951 Chipley clinched a play- Ryan McIntyre and Jor- first football team on off berth with the win and dan McKinnie also scored Holmes County’s victory its 60th anniversary twice to further gash the over South Walton. The trying to stay warm Bucks, who gave up 435 teams will play for the dis- as they watched the yards on the ground. Mc- trict title in Chipley Nov. 4. game. Intyre added 150 yards on “This is big, we haven’t eight carries. been in the playoffs since “They’re really good the seniors were in eighth and I think some of our grade,” said McCrary, a bumps and bruises caught sophomore. “We wanted to up to us,” Bozeman coach get there.” Loren Tillman said. “Plus McCrary had plenty of we have to put shoulders room and few defenders on those guys. We can’t be in front on TD runs of 84, arm tackling because that’s 26 and 38 yards in the first what happens.” quarter. He added a 50- Jacob Martinez paced yard run midway through Bozeman with 83 yards the second quarter to stake rushing and two second- Chipley to a 35-12 lead. He half TDs. He was 7 for 20 rushed for 209 yards at that passing for 128 yards and point and added a 49-yard two interceptions. score with less than three His output wasn’t nearly minutes to go in the half. as dominant as what Mc- “I just trust in my line Crary displayed. On a night and when I see the hole that grew colder by the middle school football championships I just go,” said McCrary, minute, McCrary was any- who had 295 yards in the thing but. The Panhandle Middle School first half and finished with “My legs feel like they Conference Football Championship 17 carries. “I couldn’t even could run for another 310 games were held Oct. 18 at Phillip imagine having that many yards,” he said. Rountree Stadium. The first game yards.” Chipley is at Freeport featured Blountstown Middle and Bozeman responded next week. Bozeman is with scores following Mc- Bonifay Middle Schools. The at Wewahitchka, another Crary’s first two TDs. Joey second game featured Roulhac team with a potent running Brannen capped a 60-yard Middle School and Tolar Middle attack. School(Liberty County). 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Photos by Bitoy Awit | Washington, Doctors Memorial Hospital Holmes at a glance Ebro Community Fall Festival EBRO — The fifth annual Ebro Community Fall Festival will be Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Ebro Community Center. Come join us for food, fun and fellowship.
Vernon Trick or Treat VERNON — Vernon Trick or Treat will be 5:30-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29. T H E Pumpkin EXPERIENCE OUTBREAK Decorating Contest By Cecilia Spears that it isn’t your typical Staff Writer ghouls and goblins,” WASHINGTON COUNTY [email protected] said event coordinator — The Washington Brenda Blitch. “This County Public Library BONIFAY — More is far more frightening is hosting its seventh than 800 visitors because it’s something annual Pumpkin have already been that could very well Decorating Contest, terrified by the Doctors happen.” for children in grades Memorial Hospital With more than kindergarten through Foundation’s fundraiser 60 people working 12. This year’s theme this Halloween season, every evening and Outbreak: Experience $3,000 invested in is “Favorite Book the Epidemic, during supplies by the DMH Character.” The first- their grand unveiling Foundation, Blitch said place pumpkins will Oct. 20-22. it has become more of a be displayed at Trunk The old hospital, 401 community project. or Treat. The use of E. Byrd Ave., has been “We’ve got over 50 paint markers, crayons, turned into ground zero, student from Holmes glue-on eyes, hair, etc., where a plane carrying County High School will be allowed. No top-secret biohazardous involved and receiving carving or punctures chemical has crashed, credit hours toward success this first weekend, it without them,” she will be allowed. subjecting the city of scholarships, Holmes with over 800 visiting and said. Bonifay to a monstrous County Emergency over 350 for Saturday night Come by any library The event continues virus. Now the hospital Management Services, alone.” this weekend, Oct. 27-29 branch and pick up is reopened to help employees, staff and Blitch thanked the and Halloween, Oct. 31. a copy of the contest treat and contain those several volunteers HCHS students and the Doors open at 7 p.m. rules and an entry infected by the outbreak. from throughout the drama director, Ricky each night. Tickets form. Pumpkin entries “What makes this community,” she said. Ward, for all of their help. will be sold at the door. may be dropped off even more frightening is “It has been more than a “We couldn’t have done Admission is $5 per at your Washington person on Thursdays County Library Branch and $7 per person on no later than 2 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Oct. 27. Halloween night. Kids who show up on Halloween night in a costume will receive a treat at the end of the tour. All funds will be given to the DMH Foundation to purchase necessary North Bay Clan Fall equipment or aid in future community Harvest Evening events. CHIPLEY — On For more Saturday, Oct. 29, the information, call North Bay Clan will 547-8193, visit hold a Fall Harvest doctorsmemorial.org or Evening from 5-8 p.m. find Doctors Memorial Hospital on Facebook. There will be games, hay rides and other activities. The event will be on the clan grounds at 1506 Lonnie Road, just south of Chipley off State Road 77.
INDEX Society...... B2 Faith...... B4 Obituaries...... B5 Classifieds...... B6 B2 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Washington County News Extra Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Weddings & ENGAGEMENTS October Coloring Contest winners We would like to thank all those who participated in the coloring contest! Because this is our first contest, we’ve decided to publish all participants. Be on the lookout for a new coloring page in the Nov. 2 edition of the paper, where we’ll include a new picture and prizes.
Cleveland-Morrell wedding Pam and Jesse Durrance of Graceville and Greg and Deanna Cleveland of Chipley are pleased to announce Alya Gilbert, 5 the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Kristi Cleveland, to Bryant Morrell, son of Tate and Cindi Morrell of Chipley and Sharon and Curtis Porter of Bonifay. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Paul and Zelda Rhodes and George Cleveland, all of Chipley, and Norma and John Kelly of Bonifay. The groom is the grandson of George and Gloria Nelson of Bonifay, Angie and Randy Short of Bonifay and the late Obie Morrell. The wedding will be held at Dogwood Lakes Country Club on Oct. 29 at 5 p.m. Friends and family are invited to attend.
Dylan Baldwin, 6
Claudia Monk, 11
Hadleys’ 50th anniversary Carl and Betty Hadley, from Bonifay, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Gully Springs Church on Oct. 15 with a dinner provided by their children. They estimated about 75 guests attended. After dinner, they all gathered in the sanctuary for singing, and then back Georgia Ann Fletcher, 9 in the fellowship hall for cake. The Hadleys have three sons, nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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Searcy-Howell wedding Kristofer Elton Searcy and Sherina Natasha Howell are excited to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding at 3 p.m. Nov. 5 at Grace Assembly in Chipley. They would like to invite all friends and family to attend and join them in this special day. Ava Grace Harris, 7 Kiera Howell, 2 H H NOW OPEN H H SMOKERS DEPOT Cigars • Pipes • Dip • Bulk Tobacco Electronic Cigarettes Our TOBaCCO COnTains nO Chemicals • nO additives nO Fillers • nO Fire safe Paper 200 Rolled Smokes in 8 Minutes (on average) $25.95 and up ROGERS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Bring this ad in for an extra $2 off 1396 Jackson Ave.,Chipley, FL • (850) 638-1805 Good only for rolled tobacco and not valid with any other offers “Serving You Is Our Most Important Product” *Property Insurance is not available in the state of Florida from Auto-Owners Insurance. 1691 Main Street • Chipley In front of Walmart Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Extra Washington County News | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | B3
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If you understand its part in history, and you can Thyatira, the pagan church of the the meaning of these see the influence that each of dark years of 590 through 1517, a two words, “pagan” and these have had on the church time in history when the state had “church”, then you know as we know it today. And begun to pay the bills of the church. they do not, or should since the Bible tells us that So in order to please the state, they not, be words that appear each believer is the Temple brought certain pagan practices together, because they are of the Lord (2 Corinthians from the pagan Roman temples opposites. Even though a 6:14-16, Ephesians 2:21), we right into the churches and all kinds lot of buildings have signs From the can also examine ourselves of off-the-wall doctrines entered the on them proclaiming they heart to see which of these seven church. They even began to deny are a church, it is not the Tim Hall churches you and I are as the finished work of Jesus Christ proper use of the word, even an individual, to hear the on the cross of Calvary. The church though it can be the place where warning and blessings from the Lord became filled with paganism and the “church” assembles. For, in my that the Lord had for us. with sin and shame. It had very humble opinion, the word “church” With the holidays soon little resemblance to what the Bible represents individuals who have approaching, especially Halloween teaches. Actually the church began become slave servants to the Lord and Santa Claus (Christmas), it to look more like the world than a Jesus Christ, thus living according to seems that we should look at the people dedicated to serving Christ. His Word, and allowing Him to direct church that many have called And because the church no longer their lives (Romans 1:1, Jude 1, John the pagan church, the church in resembled that which Christ had 14:15; 23-24). But on the other hand, Thyatira, found in Revelation 2:18- died for, many of the cults of our the word “pagan” represents that 29. This church had followed the day were formed as a revolt against which is opposed to the Lordship of church of Smyrna of Revelation pagan Christianity. Christ and His Word, the Bible. 2:8-11, which was the persecuted One of the places to see paganism Yet, in the book of The Revelation church of A.D. 100-313. Satan in the church is to look at what you Blessed Trinity Catholic of Jesus Christ, God describes for thought he would destroy the church celebrate. us what can be interpreted as a through great persecution, but the Yes, some holiday observances Church joins 7,515 in 2011 pagan church. As one begins to church grew stronger, in spite of we have might be good, especially as study the book of The Revelation of his efforts. So, Satan decided he people become grateful for the many Jesus Christ, we soon discover that would join the church, which he blessings we enjoy here in America, National Rosary Rally it was written for the purpose of did at the church of Pergamos of and the opportunity that Christians revealing Christ. The first chapter Revelation 2:12-17, a time in history have to remind the world that God Special to Extra people are turning the tells of the things that Christ has around A.D. 313, when Constantine sent His Son to this world to redeem it. supernatural solutions: done, as He came to the earth. began to patronize the church. In As the holidays approach, may this be BONIFAY — Blessed The Fatima message of Chapters two and three tells of 378 A.D., Theodocius, the Roman a time that the world will see a Christ Trinity Catholic prayer and penance, and things that are now taking place, in Emperor went as far as to declare like church, not a pagan church. Church and Knights the Holy Rosary of the what is called the age of grace or the that everybody was now a Christian. (Please be advised that my articles of the Columbus Blessed Virgin Mary. church age. Chapters four through Even today you can ask people if are purposely meant to be challenging sponsored this year’s The Public Square the remainder of the book tell us they are a Christian, and they will and at times, controversial. They National Rosary Rally Rosary Crusade has of things that are yet to take place, answer, “for sure, I’m an American should no way reflect negatively on at Veteran’s Park in grown ever since 2007, things that will take place after the aren’t’ I?” Of course, I know that the paper in which you read it) Bonifay on Oct. 15. when there were 2,107 church has been removed. those reading this know you are not As the world situation rallies; in 2008, 3,500; in The churches that are named in a Christian because you are born Tim Hall is senior pastor of Gully becomes increasingly 2009, 4,337; and in 2010, chapters two and three are actual in America, or born into a Christian Springs Baptist Church, 2824 U.S. threatening, the idea of 5,963. churches that existed in the time home. Salvation is a personal Highway 90 in Bonifay, three miles holding a Rosary in a In 2011, there were of Paul, in what we now call Turkey. relationship between you and the west of the light at State Road 79. public place has become 7,515 Public Square The problems that Paul makes Lord Jesus Christ, after one has He can be reached at timhall_2000@ more popular. As human Rosary Rallies held reference to in each church actually repented their sins and received yahoo.com, timothyjhall.org or c/o efforts fail to solve our across the United States existed. But as you study history, Him as their Lord and Master (Acts Gully Springs Baptist Church, P.O. growing economic, as well as in 22 other you can see how that these churches 3:19; 26:20, Romans 10:9-10). Box 745, 2824 Highway 90 West, social, moral and countries across the represent the church as it has played That brings us to the church at Bonifay, FL 32425. spiritual troubles, more globe. Faith briefs The great choreographer Martha Graham said, “I of Music. believe that we learn by practice. Whether it means Revival Mt. Ararat First Cow Pasture Jam to learn to dance by practicing dancing or to learn Missionary Baptist Church COTTONDALE — The Tate Family presents an old fashioned Cow Wausau Assembly of God to live by practicing living, the CHIPLEY — Mt. Ararat First Pasture Jam featuring, Echoing principles are the same. In each, Missionary Baptist Church in Church Sing Angels, The Resound, Bridge and Chipley will be holding a three- WAUSAU — The Wausau Assembly it is the performance of a dedi- the Cottondale Praise Band. The night revival on Oct. 26–28 at 6 p.m. of God Church will be having a sing cated precise set of acts, physi- event starts at 5 p.m. There will be nightly. The speaker will be the Rev. with the Henderson family on Oct. cal or intellectual, from which a full evening of family fun including Sylvester Robinson, the pastor of 30, at 6 p.m. The church is located a bonfire, games, food, drinks and comes shape of achievement, a St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church on Highway 77 in Wausau. For more door prizes. This is a free event sense of one’s being, a satisfac- in Quincy. He is a dynamic speaker information call 638-0883. being held on Oct. 29, at the Tate tion of spirit. One becomes, in with great insight into the scriptures Farm located at 1678 Penny Road some area, an athlete of God.” and captivates the attention of all in Cottondale, at 5 p.m. For more New Bethany Assembly of in attendance. He is also a very (Martha Graham, This I Believe, information call 638-9990. National Public Radio) Two talented, soulful singer. The church God 5th Sunday Sing things are particularly noteworthy about this state- is located at 1233 Old Bonifay Road VERNON — New Bethany in Chipley. Gospel meeting at Chipley Assembly of God, located at Hinson’s ment. One is the dedication and discipline necessary Church of Christ Crossroads in Vernon, will be having to bring about significant achievement, whether in their 5th Sunday Sing on Oct. 30 art, or sport, or life. The second thing worth noting Sing at Lighthouse CHIPLEY — You are invited to a Gospel Meeting on Oct. 23–28, at featuring The Hendersons. is how this achievement will define one’s being and Assembly of God the Chipley Church of Christ. The Lunch will be served in the lead to a satisfaction of spirit. There is no denying DOTHAN — Lighthouse Assembly speaker will be Gary Sandusky, and fellowship hall at 12:30 p.m. For more the incredible satisfaction that comes with achieve- of God will be holding a Sing on Oct. the topic will be Wisdom For Young information, call Bro. Leon Jenkins ment, and especially virtuosity. Most of us will never 30, at 5 p.m. The sing will feature the People, lessons from Proverbs 1-9. at 773-3003. know the satisfaction of being a prima ballerina or a Brady’s from Dothan, Ala. For more Sunday class will be at 9:30 a.m., professional athlete, but that doesn’t mean we can’t information, call Pastor Michael Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. and Blessed Trinity Catholic Church Presley at (850) 585-5939. reach a level of excellence appropriate to our own Sunday night service at 5 p.m. The weeknight services will be held at 7 annual yard sale capabilities. And it’s not just about achieving excel- p.m. at 1295 Brickyard Road, Chipley. The Ladies Circle of Blessed lence in some artistic or athletic endeavor. It’s about Bus Ministry Drive being held For more information, call 638-2366. Trinity Catholic Church will hold achieving excellence in life, as a good human being. for Grant Tabernacle their annual yard sale on Friday and We should ask God each and every day to help us in Four Calvary to perform at Saturday, Nov. 4-5, from 8 a.m. to 3 the practice of life and strive to become an athlete A.M.E Church p.m. Proceed will go to the Ladies Calvary Baptist Church Prayer Quilt Ministry. of God. CHIPLEY — The Pastor, members, and friends of Grant Tabernacle BONIFAY — The gospel quartet, This Message Courtesy Of A.M.E Church are having a drive Four Calvary, will be singing at Beulah Anna Baptist Church to continue our Bus Ministry. Calvary Baptist Church in Bonifay Therefore, we are turning to our on Sunday Oct. 30 beginning at 6 homecoming BROWN community for help. p.m. In September, Four Calvary LEONIA — Beulah Anna Baptist Bus Ministry is a very important released a new CD entitled “I Church, located at 1334 Coursey FUNERAL HOME part of our program in providing Believe.” Four Calvary will be Road in the Leonia, community, 1068 Main Street, Chipley Hwy. 77 S, Chipley • 638-4097 spiritual development to the singing many new songs from the will celebrate homecoming on 638-4010 Hwy. 79 S., Bonifay • 547-9688 community. We have selected CD plus some of the old favorites. Sunday, Nov. 6. Services will begin several couples to compete in Calvary Baptist is located on at 10:30 a.m., with special music becoming Mr. and Mrs. Grant Son in Law Road, which is south of by The Staffords. Bro. Jim Wells, Washington County News First Baptist Church Tabernacle to be crowned at our Bonifay next to the Waffle House. former interim pastor who recently Holmes County Times-Advertiser “come as you are” culminating activity on Nov. 20, at Brother Ike Steverson invites returned from a mission trip in Peru, Mike Orr, Pastor 4 p.m. You are invited to help us everyone to attend this service. will deliver the sermon. Lunch and 1364 N. Railroad, Chipley • 638-0212 1300 South Blvd. - PO Box 643 celebrate this grand occasion. Four Calvary members are fellowship will immediately follow Chipley, Florida We would appreciate your help in Hayward Syfrett, Eli Leavins, Ricky the morning service. Pastor Mahlon 112 E. Virginia, Bonifay • 547-9414 (850) 638-1830 a donation of your choice for these Ward and Corey Webb. LeCroix and the entire Beulah Anna candidates: Bro. Morris Bellamy congregation welcome everyone Place your message Stephen B. Register, and Sis. Charity Reedy; Bro. Hosea Gully Springs Baptist Church to join this celebration of Christian Brown and Sis. Vivian Morris; fellowship. here for only $8.00 CPA Bro. Darwin Reed and Sis. Shawn Presents Heirs of Grace per week. 1552 Brickyard Road Pompey. Please make your check BONIFAY — Heirs of Grace will be Cornerstone Pentecostal Chipley, FL • 638-4251 payable to Grant Tabernacle AME in concert at Gully Springs Baptist Church. Church in Bonifay, the church is Ministries camp meeting You may purchase an ad or be a located on Highway 90, 3 miles West But when the holy Spirit GENEVA — Camp meeting at patron to be included in our program of the red light at the intersection of Cornerstone Pentecostal Ministries comes upon you, you will be Place your message booklet. Please send you ad or Highway 79 and 90, on Oct.30. The in Geneva, Ala., will be held on Nov. filled with power, and you here for only $8.00 patron list to, P.O. Box 370, Chipley concert will begin at 6 p.m. and will 13-18, with Sis. Linda Baughtman at will be my witnesses... FL 32428, before Nov. 10. be followed by a reception to honor 10 a.m. and Bro. Keith at 7 p.m. For Good News Bible Acts 1:8 per week. Ads will cost as follows: Whole Fran Amerson, who has faithfully more information, please call (334) Page: $50; Half page $24; ¼ page $15. served for 10 years as the Minister 684-9537 Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Obituaries Washington County News | Holmes County Times-Advertiser | B5 James H. Dyson Floyd Whitaker Mr. James In addition and husband, Christian, Floyd Whitaker daughter and son- Laverne Williams (Devon), “Jimmy” Herbert to his parents, of Dallas, Ga.; four great- of Enterprise, in-law, Sharon Valparaiso. Dyson, 82, of Mr. Dyson was grandchildren, Jacob Inge, Ala., passed away Talton (Robert); Funeral services were Mableton, Ga., preceded in death Ansley Inge, Zander Dyson Friday, Oct. 14, in son and daughter- held at 2 p.m. Sunday, passed away Oct. by 13 siblings, Coy, and Sebastian Dyson; two Enterprise. He in-law, Jeff Oct. 16, 2011, at Red Hill 16 at his home. Beauna, Bill, Clara, brothers, Alton Dyson was 84. Floyd was Whitaker (Lisa) all United Methodist Church, He was born Claudia, Leon, and wife, Laura Mae, of one of 11 children of Enterprise, Ala.; Bonifay, with the Rev. Nov. 25, 1928, in Etta, Elza, Luther, Bonifay and Joe Dyson born to J. J. and five grandchildren, Sean Rezek officiating. Holmes County to James H. Wale, Eddie, Bedie and wife, Roseann, of Bannion Whitaker. Floyd Krystle Weems Burial followed in the the late Alison C. Dyson and Myrtle. Cocoa; two sisters, Mary He was retired Whitaker (Chris), church cemetery with and Maude Eve Jimmy is Dell Collins of Pensacola from the U.S. Enterprise, Robert Searcy Funeral Home Dickerson Dyson. Jimmy survived by his wife, and Nell Austin and Army as a sergeant after Talton, Rehobeth, Tori and Crematory directing. was a native of Holmes Betty Jane Metcalf Dyson husband, Ed, of Pensacola; 22 years of service and Whitaker, Tucker Whitaker The family received County. He spent most of Mableton, Ga.; three and several nieces and retired from the USDA as and Mia Whitaker, all of friends one hour before of his adulthood running daughters, Beria Dyson, nephews. a food inspector. Enterprise; two great- the service at the church. heavy equipment and Kathy Dyson and Wanda Funeral services were He was preceded in grandchildren, Raedyn You may sign the register building highways with Hostick and husband, held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, death by a son, Gary and Harlynn Weems; two book or send condolences Thurman Construction Dale, all of Mabelton, Oct. 19, at Peel Funeral Joseph Whitaker. sisters, Mattie Lou Moore to the family at www. Company. He loved Ga.; three grandchildren, Home Chapel with the Rev. Survivors include his (Hubert) of Bonifay and searcyfuneralhome.com. gardening and sharing his Allison Inge and husband, David Lauen officiating. vegetables with neighbors. Jason, of Powder Springs, Interment followed in the Stephen M. Burleigh He leaves behind a legacy Ga., James Dyson and Bonifay City Cemetery of honest hard work and wife, Joy, of Austell, Ga., with Peel Funeral Home of Stephen were his parents, the United States Army, love of family and friends. and Leigh Anne Blades Bonifay directing. Michael Burleigh, Harold Burleigh Bryan Burleigh with son 57, was placed Sr. and Clara Cameron, both families of Mary L. Minchin into arms of the Turner Burleigh Old Town; brother, Herbert Lord on Sept. 21 in of Gulfport; son Burleigh of Wausau Wis.; Mary Leavie Catherine many activities, including her. For the last six-plus Clearwater. Steve Stephen Burleigh brother, Harold Burleigh Brownlee Minchin, went traveling with her friends, years of her life, she spent was born on Sept. Jr. (infant) with Jr. of Louisville, Ky.; home to be with Jesus on painting at the Council on half her time in Gainesville 5, 1954, in Rome, first wife, Marie aunt, Deanna March and Sunday, Oct. 16. She passed Aging and quilting with with her eldest son and his N.Y. He lived in the Stephen M. Maracchioni, of husband of Rome, N.Y.; away at North Florida the ladies in Wausau. family. Pinellas County Burleigh Rome, N.Y.; sister, niece, Joyce Andrews; and Regional Medical Center She had a penchant for She was predeceased area in Florida for Donna Burleigh niece and nephew Lisette in Gainesville. She was 93 photographing any event by her husband, Robert most of his life. He worked and Joseph LaVecchia of and Wilford Collins Jr., years of age. Leavie was she attended and was well Edward Minchin, Sr.; and as a master machinist. He Bonifay; sister, Gloria Jean both families from Bonifay. born in Lawrenceville, Ga., known for sharing her her infant son, James Allen was a member of the NRA. Burleigh and husband, Funeral services to Guy and Essie Brownlee, photos with many people. Minchin. He loved the outdoors, J.W. Brown; and nephew, were held in Clearwater, the second of 11 siblings. In addition, she found much Survivors include target practicing with his Ronnie Andrews, all of with Pastor Eddie Lamb Determination was one joy in serving others. Her her son, Robert Edward guns, going to flea markets Bonifay. Officiating. He then was of her strong points, and time was often spent in Minchin, Jr. and wife, and yard sales, going Survivors include his transported to Bonifay and she exhibited this trait baking her famous yeast Susan, and their children, to knife and gun shows, wife, Jo Ann Wallace, finally laid to rest with the early on as she worked bread to give to others, Bob, Minch, Joy and loved animals of all kinds, and her children from a rest of his family on Oct. 2, her way through school driving her friends to Joshua, all of Gainesville; hunting with his family up previous marriage, all with a beautiful graveside to receive her degree in doctors’ appointments son, Malcolm Guy Minchin, in Bonifay, and loved to of Clearwater; Jessica service with our Brother, home economics from and visiting with many Sr. and wife, Beth, and play pranks. Every time Burleigh and husband, Pastor and friend Lindsey Berry College in Rome, Ga. in nursing homes and their children, Matt and he smiled at you, you knew Lance Adrian, with their Martin officiating. You Education was her chosen hospitals. She loved her Mary Beth of Chipley and you were loved. children Dolan and Have Not Left Us, You Will career and remained church, First Baptist of Macc and his wife, Becka, Preceding him in death Devin; E-4 Specialist in Always Be In Our Hearts! important to her all of Chipley, where she taught of Gainesville. She leaves her life. After graduation Sunday school for many behind many friends in this from Berry, she moved years. area also. Gertrud E. Baumgaertner to Florida, where she In later years, she Funeral services were Gertrud a serviceman of on home improvement and taught secondary school was a member of the held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Elisabeth the United States remodeling projects. in Monticello, Mayo and Fidelis Sunday school Oct. 19, at First Baptist Baumgaertner, Air Force. She first She is survived by son, Aucilla before moving to class, Triple L and WMU. Church of Chipley with 76, of Ponce de lived in Milwaukee, Henry Baumgaertner of Chipley to serve as the Her membership in the Rev. Michael Orr Leon, passed followed by Miami, Chipley; and daughter, Washington County Home the Washington County officiating. Interment away on Oct. 13 and then moved Silke Kapella and her Demonstration Agent. It Historical Society and followed at Glenwood at Healthmark to Ponce de Leon husband, Jeff, of New was in Chipley that she met Washington County Retired Cemetery in Chipley. The Regional Medical 30 years ago. She Mexico. and married confirmed Educators also meant family received visitors Center. She Gertrud E. was employed Arrangements are bachelor Robert Edward much to Leavie. She dearly and friends on Tuesday, was born on Baumgaertner by Professional under the direction of Minchin, Sr. loved her family, who were Oct. 18, from 6 to 8 p.m. Dec. 3, 1934, in Products Inc., Davis-Watkins Funeral Leavie went on to teach her pride and joy. Being a at Brown Funeral Home Schmiedeberg, Germany, to located in DeFuniak Home and Crematory. To for over 20 years at Kate member of the “greatest Brickyard Road Chapel. In the late Anton and Frieda Springs. Gertrud loved her share memories, express M. Smith Elementary generation,” Leavie loved lieu of flowers, the family Schoenherr. Gertrud came golden retriever, Lady. In condolences and sign the School and influenced her country and felt blessed requests that honorariums to the United States in 1959 her spare time, she enjoyed guestbook, please visit many students during to live in Chipley for over be made to First Baptist after meeting and marrying working with power tools www.daviswatkins.com. that span of time. In her 60 years and to have so Church Building Fund of retirement, Leavie enjoyed many friends that cared for Chipley. Juanita Cook Miss. Juanita Cook Cook, and three sisters, Funeral Home with the of Geneva, Ala., passed Myrtice Armstrong, Valita Rev. Nathan Carroll away Sunday, Oct. 16. She Cook and Abbie Jean Cook, officiating. Burial followed was 93. Miss Cook was all preceded her in death. in the Brown Family born May 2, 1918, in Noma Survivors include Cemetery with Sorrells to the late Charlie and several nieces and Funeral Home of Geneva Lorean Brown Cook. She nephews, special friends directing. The family had lived in Geneva for and caregiver, Betty and received friends at the more than 65 years and Fulton Yancey, Westville. funeral home Wednesday was a member of Devco Funeral services beginning at 1 p.m. and Baptist Church. were held at 2:30 p.m. continuing until service In addition to her Wednesday, Oct. 19, in time. The family asked parents, a brother, Charlie the chapel of Sorrells that flowers be omitted. Judy D. Dalton Judy Dianne “Dee” offices and law offices with of Vernon; mother-in-law, Dalton of Ocean Springs, which she dealt, and she Paula Dalton of Vernon; Miss., passed away at her held those friendships her long-time friends Pat home on Monday, Oct. 17, close. She will be dearly and Paula; as well as many after a courageous battle missed by many and never other friends and family. with cancer. She was forgotten. In addition, she will be only 52. Born in Panama Dianne left this life to dearly missed by her three City on Feb. 2, 1959, she join her parents, James Boston terriers, Dancer, married her childhood and Eloise Gordon; and Georgia and Annie. Find Obituaries. sweetheart and dedicated her grandparents, Tommy Visitation was held her life to traveling with and Mamie Gordon and Tuesday, Oct. 18 at Share Condolences. him and raising a family Woodrow and Ellen Bradford O’Keefe Funeral as he served in the Armed Thames. Home in Ocean Springs, Forces. During that time, She leaves to cherish Miss. Wednesday, Oct. she lived in Alaska and her memory husband and 19, she was taken home Celebrate a Life. Hawaii before they were best friend of 36 years, to Florida for burial. Upload your Legacy guest book photos now for FREE! transferred to Keesler Air Paul Dalton; son, Michael Visitation took place at Force Base and settled Dalton and wife, Amanda, Peel Funeral Home Chapel With your paid obituary, family and friends will now in Ocean Springs 24 of Caryville; daughter in Vernon on Thursday, have unlimited access to uploaded photos free of charge. years ago. Dianne loved Amanda Upchurch and Oct. 20, at 1 p.m., followed gardening, fishing, animals husband, Mike, of Ocean by funeral services at 2 and being with family and Springs; six grandchildren, p.m. Pallbearers included On the IMPROVED obituary section friends. She also loved her Destin, Avery and Addison Bobo Cook, Scott Duke, of www.chipleypaper.com or work. Known as “Dee” by Dalton, Tyler, Dade and Jimmy Gainey, Gary bonifaynow.com, you can: everyone she worked with, Aeryn Upchurch; sisters, Harris, Donald Herring • More easily search the most timely and she spent 19 years as a Cindy Gordon of Marianna and Richard Pipkin. complete online resource for newspaper dedicated administrative and Lisa Gordon of Burial was at the Vernon legal assistant in Gulfport, Birmingham, Ala.; niece Cemetery, where she was obituaries Miss. During those years, Brittany Gordon and laid to rest near her father- • View and sign the new online she made many friends nephew Jason Maggard; in-law, Powell Ernest Guest Books in the various clerks’ stepmother Vitana Gordon Dalton. • Online access will also allow you to attach a candle to your love ones name Kenneth E. McFatter along with your message. Kenneth Earl McFatter, Kenneth McFatter Nolan of the UK; and three 55, of Chipley passed away (Geraldine) of DeFuniak grandchildren. Oct. 19 at his residence. Springs; three daughters, Graveside funeral Find obituaries, share condolences and He was a lifelong resident Christie Yeash (Ed) of services were held at 2 of Chipley, where he Mt. Laurel, N.J., Tiffany p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, at celebrate a life at www.chipleypaper.com or bonifaynow.com graduated from Chipley Johnson of Bonifay and Glenwood Cemetery with For further information or questions call 638-0212 High School’s Class of 1974. Kelsey Spears of Toccoa, the Rev. Ben Hull officiating He was also a member of Ga.: two brothers, Mike with Obert Funeral Home the First Freewill Baptist McFatter of Chipley and of Chipley directing. Family In partnership with Church in Chipley. John Nolan (Valrie) of received friends from 5 to ® He is survived by his DeFuniak Springs; two 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, at .com mother, Shirley Barefoot sisters, Tina Williams (Rob) the First Freewill Baptist Legacy of Chipley; father, James of Panama City and Cheryl Church in Chipley. B6Wednesday, | Washington October County 19, News2011 Extra WashingtonWednesday, County October News| 26, 2011 B6 pet talk: many people think that Guinea. According to Dr. It may have heard the re- “As they are social ani- a high quality pellet. They their care is similar to J. Jill Heatley, associate frigerator door open and mals, guinea pigs enjoy should also have continual Guinea pigs that of a hamster or rat. professor at the Texas close, and this is its way having at least one com- access to hay. Additionally, However, guinea pigs have A&M College of Veteri- of begging you to bring its panion,” says Heatley. “A guinea pigs cannot manu- You see them frequent- their own special require- nary Medicine & Biomedi- food quickly. A ‘rumble’ guinea pig living by itself facture vitamin C, and ly in the pet store: inter- ments that differ vastly cal Sciences, they are is a purring sound that will be lonely and can be- store-bought pellets will esting, oblong-shaped from those of the other actually native to South usually happens when a come depressed. There- not supply an adequate creatures, generally larg- small animals around America. male is courting a female. fore, it is a good idea to amount to meet their er than the other rodents them. “Guinea pigs were do- Purring can also happen if have a large cage that needs. This is because vi- they are grouped with. Guinea pigs, or cavies, mesticated by the ancient your guinea pig is enjoy- can house two compatible tamin C is very heat sen- Housed in the same loca- are not actually related South American people as ing being stroked. A quick, guinea pigs together.” sitive and will rapidly de- tion as smaller rodents, to pigs, nor are they from a source of food,” states short purr, followed by Female pairs and male/ grade in less than a month Heatley. “The ‘pig’ part in the guinea pig going still, female pairs work well, of shelf storage at a con- their name likely refers to means that it just heard although males need to trolled room temperature. Crossword SOLUTION their appearance, as they a noise that it is afraid of. be neutered before being Therefore, sufficient sup- have shorter legs and A ‘shriek’ is a very high- housed with females to plementation is required.” large heads.” pitched wheek that usually prevent reproduction. Two This can be achieved Generally docile and is a call of alarm or a cry of males can also be cage by feeding your pigs fruits inquisitive, guinea pigs pain or fear. If a guinea pig mates, but extra caution and vegetables that are can make great pets. Most chatters its teeth, it is very needs to be taken when high in vitamin C, such seem to enjoy human in- angry. This is a warning to introducing them. Guinea as parsley, bell peppers teraction. They are usu- other guinea pigs or hu- pigs occasionally like to (remove seeds first), kale, ally fairly quiet, but if they mans that the guinea pig have some alone time, so kiwi, and strawberries. hear the sound of their wants to be left alone.” they will appreciate the Feed fruit sparingly, as it food being prepared, they Guinea pigs can weigh largest size cage you can is high in sugar and can can respond with shrill up to two and a half pounds manage. A minimum size cause obesity if fed too squeaks and boisterous and can reach a length of of seven and a half square frequently. Offering a mix- leaps around their cage. under a foot. 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Plaintiff’s Summary Fi- 89°14’40’’W along OWNER AS OF THE TO: UBALDO R. ME- date of the first publica- NOTICE OF LAND- proxy shall be entitled Orlando, Florida 32817. IN THE CIRCUIT nal Judgement of Mort- South lines of said forty DATE OF THE LIS DINA RODRIGUEZ and tion of this notice of ac- to nominate persons Any person requiring COURT OF THE 14TH OWNERS MEETING gage Foreclosure en- 322.0 feet for Point of PENDENTS MUST FILE MARLON A. tion; otherwise a de- SUNNY HILLS UNITS for the position of Su- special accommoda- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN tered in the above Beginning, continue A CLAIM WITHIN 60 RODRIGUEZ DIAZ, res- fault will be entered pervisor and cast one tions at this meeting AND FOR WASHING- 12-15 DEPENDENT styled cause now along same line 440 DAYS AFTER THE idence unknown, against you for the re- DISTRICT vote per acre of land, because of a disability TON COUNTY, FLOR- pending in said court, feet , thence run North SALE whose last known ad- lief demanded in the or fractional portion or physical impairment IDA CIVIL DIVISION Notice is hereby given that I will sell to the 542.95 feet, more or DATED SEPT 28, 2011 dress is CALLE STA. Complaint filed herein. to all landowners within thereof, owned by him should contact the Dis- highest bidder for cash less to South line of Linda Hayes Cook RITA #10 ILUSION, In accordance with the the Sunny Hills Units or her and located trict Office at (407) CASE NO: at the Wash Co. Clerk County Road 440 feet, Clerk of the Circuit CIUDAD OJEDA, VEN- Americans With Disa- within the District for 382-3256 at least 67-10-CA-139 12-15 Dependent Dis- Office on the Front more or less, thence Court EZUELA, if alive, and if bilities Act, persons trict (the “District”), each person nomi- forty-eight (48) hours Steps of Clerk Office run S 00°38’ 00’’W By: K McDaniel dead, their unknown with disabilities need- which covers approxi- nated for the position prior to the meeting. If REGIONS BANK, an Al- on the 14th day of Nov, 528.44 feet. more or Deputy Clerk spouse, heirs, devi- ing a special accom- of Supervisor. A frac- you are hearing or abama banking corp., mately 3,668.88 acres 2011 at 11:00 a.m., in less, to Point of Begin- Attorney: sees, grantees, credi- modation to participate generally located in tion of an acre shall be speech impaired, Plaintiff accordance with Sec. ning; AND Commence Caridad M. Garrido, tors or other parties in this proceeding treated as one acre, please contact the Flor- vs. Sections 1, 11, 12, 13, 45.031 of Florida Stat- at the Southeast corner Esq claiming by, through, should contact the indi- 14, 23, 24, 25, 26, 35, entitling the landowner ida Relay Service RICHARD L. WIL- utes, the following of the NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 2800 Ponce de Leon under or against them vidual or agency send- to one vote with re- 1-800-955-8770, for aid LIAMS, A/K/A RICHARD and 36, Township 2N, property: EXHIBIT “A” of Section 26, Town- Blvd., Ste 190 and all other persons ing the notice at Range 13W, Washing- spect thereto. Platted in contacting the Dis- LEROY WILLIAMS, a Commence at the ship 4 North, Range 13 Coral Gables, FL 33134 claiming any right, title Charles E. Berk, P.A., lots shall be counted trict Office. Each per- single man, UN- ton County, Florida, Southwest corner of West, Washington Tel: 305.447.0019 or interest in the real P. O. Box 5056, Ocala, advising that a meeting individually and son who decides to ap- KNOWN SPOUSE OF the NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 of County, Florida,and run Email:cary@garri- property described be- Florida 34478, (352) rounded up to the peal any action taken RICHARD L. WIL- of the landowners will Section 26, Township 4 N 89°14’40’’W along the dorundquist.com low. YOU ARE HEREBY 629-1155, not later than be held for the purpose nearest whole acre. at these meetings is LIAMS, A/K/K RICHARD North, Range 13 West, South line of said forty As published in the NOTIFIED that an ac- seven (7) days prior to The acreage of platted advised that person will LEROY WILLIAMS, DA- of electing one Supervi- Washington County, 762.00 feet to the Point Washington County tion to foreclose a the proceedings. If sor to the District’s lots shall not be aggre- need a record of the VID S. WILLIAMS, Florida, thence run of Beginning, thence News October 12, 19, mortgage on the fol- hearing impaired, gated for determining proceedings and that A/K/A DAVID three-member Board of East 545.62 feet, continue N 89°14’40’’W 2011 lowing property in (TDD) 1-800-955-8771 Supervisors. The date, the number of voting accordingly, the person SCOTTWILLIAMS, a thence run North along said forty line Washington County, or Voice (V) units held by a land- may need to ensure single man, UN- time, and location of 542.95feet to the South 22.20 feet, thence de- IN THE CIRCUIT Florida: Lot 7, Block 1-800-955-8770, via owner or a landowner’s that a verbatim record KNOWN SPOUSE OF this landowners’ meet- side of a 40 foot road, parting said forty line N COURT OF THE FOUR- 202, of SUNNY HILLS Florida Relay Service. proxy. At the landown- of the proceedings is DAVID S. WILLIAMS ing is found below. thence run West along 00°45’29’’E 542.44 feet TEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- UNIT 4, according to WITNESS my hand and ers meeting, the land- made, including the A/K/A DAVID SCOTT Date: November 4, the South side of said to the South right-of CUIT, IN AND FOR the Plat thereof, as re- the Seal of this Court, owners shall select a testimony and evi- WILLIAMS, STATE OF 2011 road 114.95 feet, more -way line of a 40 foot WASHINGTON corded in Plat Book 2, this10 day of October, person to serve as the dence upon which FLORIDA, CAPITAL Time: 2:30 P.M. CST or less, thence run R/W Coutny road, COUNTY, FLORIDA at Pages 42 through 2011 meeting chair and who such appeal is to be ONE BANK (USA) N.A., Place: “Old” Emer- South 15.3 feet, thence thence S 89°10’37’’E NOTICE OF ACTION 54, of the Public Rec- LINDA HAYES COOK, gency Operations Cen- shall conduct the meet- based. AMERICAN EXPRESS run West 430.67 feet, along said South ords of Washington CLERK OF COURT, ing. The landowner’s Joe MacLaren BANK, FSB, ter 1331 South Blvd more or less, to the right-of-way lilne 21.02 CASE NO: County, Florida. has WASHINGTON meeting is open to the District Manager SOUTHTRUST BANK Chipley, Florida 32428 west side of the NE 1/4 feet, thence departing 67-10-CA-470 been filed against you COUNTY, FLORIDA Each landowner may public and will be con- As published in the OF ALABAMA, N.A., of the NW 1/4, thence said right- of- way line and you are required to By: K McDaniel ducted in accordance Washington County PREMIER REALTY DE- vote in person or by run South along the run S 00°38’00’’W THE DELTONA COR- serve a copy of your CHARLES E. BERK with the provisions of News October 12, 19, VELOPMENT AND written proxy. Proxy West line of said forty 542.42 feet to the Point PORATION, CIVIL DIVI- written defenses, if any, As Deputy Clerk Florida Law. The meet- 2011 SALES, INC., A Florida forms may be obtained 528.3 feet to the Point of Beginning; being a SION A DELAWARE to Charles E. Berk, Es- Attorney for Plaintiff ing may be continued corp., UNKNOWN TEN- upon request at the of- of Beginning: AND Be- part of the NE 1/4 of CORPORATION, quire, the Plaintiff’s at- P. O. Box 5056 to a date, time, and ANTS #1, UNKNOWN fice of the District Man- ginning at the South- the NW 1/4 of said Sec- Plaintiff, torney, whose address Ocala, Florida 34478 place to be specified TENANTS #2 ager, located at 12051 east corner of the NE tion 26. ANY PERSON vs. is P. O. Box 5056, Phone: (352) 629-1155 on the record at such Defendants Corporate Blvd., Or- 1/4 of the NW 1/4/ of CLAIMING AN INTER- UBALDO R. MEDINA Ocala, Florida 34478, As published in the meeting. A copy of the NOTICE OF JUDICIAL lando, Florida 32817, Section 26, Township 4 EST IN THE SURPLUS RODRIGUEZ and file the original with Washington County agenda for this meeting SALE BY CLERK NO- (407) 382-3256. At said North, Range 13 West , FORM THE SALE, IF MARLON A the Clerk of the above News October 19, 26, may be obtained from TICE IS HEREBY meeting, each land- Washington County, ANY, OTHER THAN RODRIGUEZ DIAZ styled Court no later 2011 the District Manager at GIVEN that pursuant to owner or his or her Florida, and run N THE PROPERTY Defendants. than 30 days from the 12051 Corporate Blvd., ✳ ✳ ✳ Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Washington County News | B7
WITNESS my hand and and you are required to ment of Foreclosure DAYS OF YOUR RE- said Block 18 for 60.00 B&B Furniture 1342 CITY OF CHIPLEY DIABETIC seal of said Court on serve a copy of your entered on October 14, CEIPT OF THIS SUM- feet; thence run COLOR North RR Avenue, NOTICE OF PUBLIC the 21 day of Oct, written defenses, if any, 2011, by the above en- MONS. IF HEARING S47°13’23”E for 50.00 Chipley. We pay cash TEST STRIPS HEARING SELLS! 2011. to Charles E. Berk, Es- titled Court in the IMPAIRED, (TDD) feet to said southeast- for clean, quality furni- AMENDMENT TO CITY Get Your Classified NEEDED In accordance with the quire, the Plaintiff’s at- above styled cause, the 1-800-955-8771, OR erly line; thence run ture. 850-557-0211 or CODE Ad in I Buy sealed, unexpired Americans with Disabil- torney, whose address undersigned Clerk of VOICE (V) S42°45’01”W along said 850-415-6866. Ask for The Chipley City Coun- COLOR! . Boxes (850)710-0189 ities Act, persons with is P. O. Box 5056, Court or any of his duly 1-800-955-8770, VIA southeasterly line for Pasco or Carolyn disabilities needing a Ocala, Florida 34478, authorized deputies, FLORIDA RELAY 60.00 feet to the Point cil will conduct a PUB- Call now for details special accommoda- and file the original with will sell the property sit- SERVICE. of Beginning; in Bay LIC HEARING regard- and be noticed! tion to participate in the Clerk of the above uated in Washington DATED on 10/14/, County, Florida; ing adoption of the fol- 638-0212 this proceeding should styled Court no later County, Florida, de- 2011. Parcel 3: Lots 17, 18, lowing ordinance on or Tuesday, November 8, 547-9414 contact Court Admin- than 30 days from the scribed as: LINDA H. COOK and the South Half of WANTED; Musical In- istration at P. O. Box date of the first publica- A portion of Lots 16 Clerk of Circuit Court Lot 16, Block 47, Bunk- 2011, at 6:00 p.m., at Big Yard Sale the City Hall Council struments of any kind 1089, Panama City, tion of this notice of ac- and 17 of the P.O. Box 647 ers Cove, H. L. 1086 Main St. Noma in any condition. Piano, Florida 32402, tele- tion; otherwise a de- McGeachy Subdivision Chipley, FL 32428 Sudduths Fourth Addi- Chambers, 1442 Jack- Oct 28th & Oct 29 son Avenue, Chipley, Publishers banjoes, drums, gui- phone (850) 747-5327, fault will be entered of Chipley, Florida, as (S E A L) tion to Panama City, tars, amps. LESSONS. Florida. Big Yard Sale Friday not later than seven (7) against you for the re- recorded in the Office BY:K McDaniel according to the plat Notice Covington Music, Chip- ORDINANCE NO. 909 & Saturday days prior to the pro- lief demanded in the of the Clerk of the Cir- Deputy Clerk on file in Plat Book 1, Oct 28 & ley. 850-638-5050. ceeding. If hearing im- Complaint filed herein. cuit Court of Washing- As published in the Page 72, Public Rec- AN AMENDMENT TO 29. 1004 N. Varner St. paired, (TDD) In accordance with the ton County, Florida, de- Washington County ords of Bay County, ORDINANCE 834 “SCAM “ 8 a.m.-until. 1-800-955-8771, or Americans With Disa- scribed as follows: News October 26, No- Florida. The successful RENEWING AND EX- Voice (V) bilities Act, persons Commencing at a re- vember 2, 2011 bidder at the sale will TENDING THE To avoid possible 1-800-955-8770, via with disabilities need- bar and cap (PSM be required to place NON-EXCLUSIVE scams, it is recom- Florida Relay Service. ing a special accom- 2142) marking the in- the requisite state doc- FRANCHISE TO mended that con- CLERK OF THE CIR- modation to participate tersection of the North umentary stamps on WASTE MANAGE- Chipley, 587 5th Street IN THE FOURTEENTH sumers should verify CUIT COURT in this proceeding right of way line of the Certificate of Title. MENT, INC. OF FLOR- Sat, Oct 29th 7:30-until JUDICIAL CIRCUIT caller information By: K McDaniel should contact the indi- Watts Avenue with the DATED this 21st day of IDA FOR THE COLLEC- IN WASHINGTON when receiving calls Yard Sale Deputy Clerk vidual or agency send- East right of way line of October, 2011. TION AND DISPOSAL COUNTY, FLORIDA regarding credit card Christmas items, As published in the ing the notice at North Pear Street; HON. LINDA H. COOK OF RESIDENTIAL AND payments. roll-away-bed, rocking Washington County Charles E. Berk, P.A., thence N 00E00’00” E, CLERK OF COURT COMMERCIAL SOLID Consumers should chair. Shadow boxes News October 26, No- P. O. Box 5056, Ocala, along said East right of Washington County, WASTE COLLECTION; CASE NO. also contact the lo- and lots of other items! vember 2, 2011 Florida 34478, (352) way line of North Pear Florida AND PROVIDING AN 67-11-CA-028 cal company them- Text FL83391 to 56654 629-1155, not later than Street, 184.0 feet to a By: K McDaniel EFFECTIVE DATE. selves instead of giv- seven (7) days prior to rebar and cap (PSM Clerk/Deputy Clerk Adoption of this ordi- HUGE MULT-FAMILY CENTENNIAL BANK, ing this information the proceedings. If 2142), said rebar being As published in the nance will amend or- YARD SALE Friday & Plaintiff, to individuals whom IN THE CIRCUIT hearing impaired, the POINT OF BEGIN- Washington County dinance 834 by renew- Sat 8am -until. Across vs. are contacting them COURT OF THE FOUR- (TDD) 1-800-955-8771 NING, thence continue News October 26, No- ing and extending the from the Wausau Fire ADMINISTRATIVE TEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- CORY M. KEHL, BARE- non-exclusive franchise directly. Dept at 2739 Jackson or Voice (V) N 00E00’00” E, along FOOT BUILDERS, LLC, vember 2, 2011 CUIT, IN AND FOR to Waste Management, St Wausau. 527-1913 Tri-County Commu- 1-800-955-8770, via said line a distance of and BLUEWATER WASHINGTON Florida Relay Service. 74.00 feet to a rebar Inc. of Florida for the nity Council, Inc., is CONSTRUCTION & Notice of Public Huge Multi-family COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and and cap (PSM 2142); collection and disposal accepting MAINTENANCE Hearing to yard sale NOTICE OF ACTION of residential and com- . Sat. Oct. 29. applications for a the Seal of this Court, thence S 89E03’38” E, SERVICES, LLC, Adopt/Revise School mercial solid waste col- 8:00 a.m. until-. Hwy Temporary this10 day of October, a distance of 145.00 Defendants. Board CASE NO: lection. All citizens and 177-A. Past Dogwood Office Assistant 2011 feet to a rebar and cap NOTICE OF SALE Policies/Procedures Advertising that 67-10-CA-470 interested parties are Lake on right. Look for for the Admin Office LINDA HAYES COOK, (PSM 2142); thence S NOTICE IS HEREBY and Student Code of Works. Put your ad in encouraged to attend signs. in Bonifay. CLERK OF COURT, 00E00’00” W, a dis- GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- Conduct Washington Over 100 Papers THE DELTONA COR- the public hearing and PRIMARY DUTIES: WASHINGTON tance of 74.0 feet to a nal Judgment of Fore- County School District throughout Florida for Ladies Circle of PORATION, CIVIL DIVI- to provide written Assist the COUNTY, FLORIDA rebar and cap (PSM closure dated October 652 Third Street – one LOW RATE! Call Blessed Trinity Catholic SION A DELAWARE and/or verbal com- accounting By: K McDaniel 2142); thence N 18 , 2011, and entered Chipley, FL 32428 (866)742-1373 or visit: Church Annual Yard CORPORATION, ments on the matter department in daily CHARLES E. BERK 89E03’38” W, a dis- in Civil Action No. November 14, 2011 at www.florida-classifieds.co Sale Fri/Sat, Nov. 4 & Plaintiff, under consideration. activities. As Deputy Clerk tance of 145.0 feet to 2011-028-CA of the Cir- 5:30 pm Notice is m 5, 8-3p.m-Bonifay. vs. Any person requiring a QUALIFICATIONS: Attorney for Plaintiff the POINT OF BEGIN- cuit Court of the Four- hereby given that on Clothing, kitchen appli- UBALDO R. MEDINA special accommoda- High School diploma P. O. Box 5056 NING at public outcry teenth Judicial Circuit Monday, November 14, ances, books, toys, RODRIGUEZ tion at this hearing be- (GED); 6 months Ocala, Florida 34478 to the highest and best in and for Washington 2011 at 5:30 pm., the Christmas items, glass- MARLON A cause of disability or related experience. Phone: (352) 629-1155 bidder for cash on No- County, Florida, Washington County ware, lots of misc. RODRIGUEZ DIAZ physical impairments Must be computer As published in the vember 1, 2011, at the wherein the parties School Board will items, home baked Defendants. should contact the City literate with Washington County front steps of the were the Plaintiff, CEN- adopt/revise School goodies. Take a TO: UBALDO R. ME- at (850) 638-6350, 48 Childless, young, suc- knowledge of Excel. News October 19, 26, Washington County TENNIAL BANK, and Board chance to win a quilt. DINA RODRIGUEZ and hours prior to the hear- cessful woman seeks Must have Current 2011 Courthouse, 1293 the Defendants, CORY Policies/Procedures MARLON A. ing. For further infor- to adopt. Will provide Lamb’s Flea Market driver’s license and Jackson Avenue, Chip- M. KEHL, BAREFOOT and the Student Code RODRIGUEZ DIAZ, res- mation pertaining to loving home/doting will reopen Thurs., Oct proper vehicle ley, Florida 32428, be- BUILDERS, LLC, and of Conduct. The pur- idence unknown, the proposed ordi- grandma. Large ex- 6th. Will be open insurance coverage. ginning at 11:00 A.M., BLUEWATER CON- pose and specific legal whose last known ad- nance, contact Dan tended family. Excel- Thur-Fri. 8-3, Sat. 8-12. Must comply with subject to all ad STRUCTION & MAIN- authority under which dress is CALLE STA. IN THE CIRCUIT Miner, City lent support. Financial Clothes half price. Eve- background valorem taxes and as- TENANCE SERVICES, School Board RITA #10 ILUSION, COURT OF THE FOUR- Administrator.As security. Expenses rything else reduced. screening. sessments for the real LLC, I will sell to the Policies/Procedures CIUDAD OJEDA, VEN- TEENTH JUDICIAL published in the paid. Jessica or Adam. Located Hwy 79, Esto. For additional property described highest and best bid- are authorized, and a EZUELA, if alive, and if CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Washington County 1-800-790-5260. (850)263-0161 information and above. der, for cash, at 11:00 summary of the esti- dead, their unknown IN AND FOR WASH- News October 26, 2011 Bar#0150789 qualifications call ANY PERSON CLAIM- a.m. (Central Time) on mate of economic im- spouse, heirs, devi- INGTON COUNTY Saturday 10/22 & LeaAnn, Personnel ING AN INTEREST IN the 1 day of Dec , pact of the proposed sees, grantees, credi- CIVIL ACTION 10/29. Hwy 90 West, Tech or visit THE SURPLUS FROM 2011, on the front steps policies/procedures on tors or other parties Bonifay, next to com- www.tricountycommuni- THE SALE, IF ANY, of the Washington all affected persons, claiming by, through, CASE NO. PUBLIC SALE puter store. Variety of tycouncil.com. OTHER THAN THE County Courthouse, are given. under or against them 2009-000529-CA PROPERTY OWNER Tharp & Sons Mini merchandise. 8 a.m.-2 Applications must be and all other persons Chipley, Florida, the Purpose 1. T o p.m. AS OF THE DATE OF adopt/revise School Storage in Chipley , Fl. submitted to any claiming any right, title UNITED STATES OF following-described THE LIS PENDENS Boardwill hold a sale on Tri-County or interest in the real AMERICA, acting real property as set Semiannual, 9 mile MUST FILE A CLAIM Policies/Procedures to these units for Community Council property described be- through Rural Devel- forth in said Final Judg- community yard sale, WITHIN SIXTY (60) reflect policy and statu- non-payment of rent in office by October 31, low. YOU ARE HEREBY opment, formerly Farm- ment of Foreclosure: Saturday, November 5. DAYS AFTER THE tory changes. Pro- accordance with the 2011; 4:00 p.m. NOTIFIED that an ac- ers Home Administra- Parcel 1: COMMENCE 7a.m. 5 miles south of SALE. IN ACCORD- posed New Policies Fl. Statue Act Successful applicant tion to foreclose a tion (FmHA), United AT THE SW CORNER New Hope, Hwy 2 & 8 ANCE WITH THE 3.48+ Service 83-801-83-809. Tenants will be subject to a mortgage on the fol- States Department OF THE NW 1/4 OF miles north of Westville AMERICANS WITH Animals will have until Novem- pre-employment lowing property in of Agriculture (USDA), THE NE 1/4 OF SEC- on Hwy 179A DISABILITIES ACT, 5.18+ Children of Mili- ber 3 , 2011 to pay in drug test. Washington County, Plaintiff, TION 32, TOWNSHIP 2 PERSONS WITH DISA- tary Families Proposed full. No checks are ac- Upcoming Estate Sale EQUAL Florida: Lot 7, Block vs. NORTH, RANGE 16 BILITIES NEEDING A Revised Policies cepted. 1. Kimberly Fri. Nov. 4 & Sat. Nov 5 OPPORTUNITY 202, of SUNNY HILLS SHIRLEY A. WAT- WEST AND RUN EAST SPECIAL ACCOMMO- 2.28 Schedule for Legal Knight Chipley, Fl 2. House & Barn contents EMPLOYER AND UNIT 4, according to FORD; and FEDERAL ALONG THE FORTY DATION TO PARTICI- Advertisements Unknown. to be sold. Further info DRUG AND SMOKE the Plat thereof, as re- HOME LOAN LINE 952 FEET TO PATE IN THIS PRO- 2.29 Authority to Op- as published in the next week. FREE corded in Plat Book 2, BANK OF ATLANTA, THE POB; THENCE CEEDING SHOULD erate PAEC, WHTC, Washington County at Pages 42 through Defendants. N14°52’33”E 110.07 Yard Sale Fri & Sat WORKPLACE CONTACT THE OF- One Stop Career Cen- News October 19, 26, . 54, of the Public Rec- NOTICE OF SALE FEET; THENCE RUN Oct 28-29, 8-4 at bait FICE OF THE COURT ter and DOE Contracts 2011 ords of Washington NOTICE IS HEREBY EAST 17.72 FEET; shop Hwy 90 & McGee ADMINISTRATOR, for County, Florida. has GIVEN that pursuant to THENCE N06°43’00”W Rd. “Free” clothes, EARLY HEAD (850)747-5370, WITHIN Dozier/Okeechobee been filed against you a Summary Final Judg- 4.46 FEET TO AN BULL For Sale shoes, pocketbooks, START CAREGIVER TWO (2) WORKING 3.18 S c h o o l EXISTING FENCE 5 1/2 year old regis- books, also misc. items Calendar LINE; THENCE tered Black Angus Bull, for sale. Tri-County S72°15’30”E ALONG 3.22* Opening and Travelers- New Design. Community Council, SAID FENCE LINE Closing of Schools Call 850-892-1093 Inc., is 149.8 FEET, MORE OR 3.51 Copying of accepting LESS, TO THE Public Records Incorrect applications WATER’S EDGE OF 3.701+ Visitor Insertion for the Early Head HOLMES CREEK; Identification Measure K&L Farm, Start Program in THENCE SOUTH- 4.71 Participation of Policy Walton County. WESTERLY ALONG Home Education and LLC Great benefits. WATER’S EDGE 92 Private School Stu- For Classified Green Peanuts Responsibility:Plan dents in Extracurricular and initiate class- FEET MORE OR LESS In-column Ad- for Boiling!! TO THE SOUTH LINE Activities 1567 Piney Grove room activities ac- OF THE SAID NW 1/4 5.343* Use of Time vertisers Rd in Chipley cording to Early OF THE NE 1/4; Out, Seclusion and Mon-Fri 8-6pm Head Start THENCE WEST Physical Restraints for All ads placed by Sat 8-4pm Standards. Minimum ALONG SAID SOUTH Students with Disabili- phone are read back 850-638-5002 Qualifications: Must LINE 123 FEET, MORE ties to the advertiser to 260-5003/527-3380 have a Child OR LESS, TO THE 6.10*+ E m - insure correctness. Development ployment of Personnel Associate (CDA) ALLIED HEALTH ca- POB; in Section 32, The newspaper will C&C Bookkeeping 6.11 Infant/ Toddler or reer training-Attend col- Newsome Lawn Serv- Township 2 North, assume correctness and Tax Service. Open Employment Defined have a degree in lege 100% online. Job ice NW Free estimates, Range 16 West, Wash- at the time of the 5 days a week. 8am to 6.13* Year of Service Early Childhood placement assistance. clean ups and small ington County, Florida; read-back procedure 5pm. Call Defined for Personnel FOR SALE Pro Forum Development; mini- Computer available. Fi- tree trimming Parcel 2: PARCEL “A”: unless otherwise in- (850)638-1483 6.18* C o n - Elliptical $ 250.00 pd mum of 1 year work nancial Aid if qualified. 850-547-5853 BEGIN AT the South- formed. tracts: Instructional $450.00 barley used related SCHEV certified. Call easterly corner of Lot 1, and Administrative Per- 850-956-2037 experience with (800)481-9409 Block 18, corrected sonnel infants and toddlers. www.CenturaOnline.com plat of Crescent Beach Please ;your ad. Unit No. 1, a subdivi- 6.37 S u s - Must have current Attend College Online sion as per map or plat pension and Dismissal driver’s license and Advertisers are re- Airlines Are Hiring - from Home. *Medical, thereof recorded in Plat 6.40+ A s - proper vehicle Train for high paying *Business, *Paralegal, Book 8, page 5, of the sessment of Employ- quested to check the insurance coverage. advertisement on the Wood-Mizer-LT40, Aviation Maintenance *Accounting, *Criminal For Rent first in Chip- Public Records of Bay ees Sawmill all Must comply with Career. FAA approved Justice. Job placement ley, Mini Warehouses. County, Florida; thence 6.91* Salary Schedules first insertion for cor- health and rectness. Errors electric-power and 18 program. Financial aid assistance. Computer If you don’t have the run N47°13’23”W along 7.10 School Budget inch planer. Call background if qualified - Housing available. Financial Aid room, “We Do” Lamar the southwesterly line System should be reported screening. For addi- immediately. (850)547-0956 or available CALL Aviation if qualified. Call Townsendof said Lot 1 for 50.00 7.20*+ A c - (850)326-4548. tional Institute of Mainte- (888)203-3179 (850)638-4539, north of feet; thence run counting and Control information and nance (866)314-3769. www.CenturaOnline.com Townsends. N42°45’01”E, parallel Procedures Your Florida Free- qualifications call with the southeasterly 7.33* P etty dom newspaper will LeaAnn, Personnel line of Lots 1 and 2 in Cash Funds not be responsible Tech (850)547-3689. 7.65+ Anti- for more than one in- Applications may be fraud correct insertion, nor CASH FOR CARS! obtained from any 7.70* Purchasing will it be liable for Any Make, Model, or Tri-County and Bidding any error in adver- Year. We Pay MORE! Community Council 8.60+ T e l e - tisements to a Frigidaire 18 cubic ft. Running or Not. Sell offices or from the communication Plan greater extent than Refrigerator/Freezer. Your Car or Truck TO- agency website and Electronic Com- the cost of the space Excellent shape. DAY. Free Towing! In- www.tricountycommunity- munication Use Pro- occupied by the er- $175.00. Bonifay stant Offer: council.com. posed New Procedures ror. (850)844-0658. Photos (888)420-3807 and 3.48+ Service on P.C. Craigs list, Oct. Sawmills from only submitted by USINESS UIDE Animals Any copy change, 21 listings. $3997- Make Money & October 31, 2011 at B G 5.18+ Chil- during an ordered 4:30 p.m. Save Money with your dren of Military Fami- schedule constitutes own bandmill- Cut lum- Successful applicant lies Proposed Revised a new ad and new ber any dimension. In will be subject to Procedures charges. stock ready to ship. pre-employment 3.701+ Visitor FREE Info & DVD: drug test. SCRAP METAL THARP & SONS Identification Measure We do not Firewood ! www.NorwoodSawmills.com/3 .Equal opportunity 8.60+ T e l e - guarantee position Seasoned or green. 00Nemployer and drug HAULING MINI STORAGE communication Plan of ANY ad under Cut to length.373-8012 (800)578-1363 and smoke free and Electronic Com- any classification. or 547-9291 Ext.300N workplace. munication Use Denton’s Recycling Hwy. 77 S., Chipley, FL 2. To revise the (850) 638-8183 Student Code of Con- NEWBERRY LANE, BONIFAY, FLORIDA duct to reflect policy Paying $250 & Up Hwy. 177A, Bonifay, FL and/or statutory WE BUY ALL SCRAP METAL $$$ changes. ALUMINUM, COPPER, BRASS, IRON, STOVES, Buying All Types (850) 547-0726 ——Student Disciplinary REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, DRYERS Of Scrap Metals 5x5 $25.68 Procedures and Junk Cars 5x10 $35.31 —-Sexting $ TOP $ PAID FOR JUNK CARS, —-Use of Tobacco and Trucks. 10x10 $46.01 —-Dress Code TRUCKS & FARM EQUIPMENT 10x20 $80.25 Legal Authority The Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Call For Sat. Hours 850-547-0224 Open 24 Hours, Self-Service, Washington County No Deposit, Units are Carpeted School Board is author- (850) 547-4709 Family Operated ized under Chapter 1001.43 of the Florida K-20 Education Code $2,999 to develop/revise policy NEW METAL Talk about a great deal, Advertise your and procedures. Eco- business or nomic Impact The cost ROOF advertise your Business or of promulgating these service here for revisions will be ap- for the Service here for only proximately $1.00 per Doublewide only document. Cost or benefit to those af- (up to 28x60) $18.00 fected: None Impact Licensed & Insured $10.00 on open market: None per week! per week Individuals wishing to obtain a copy of the Guyson 8 week minimum 8 week minimum proposed new or re- Construction vised Board Policies / See emeraldcoastjobs.com/monster to fi nd a job at the intersection of both. 638-0212 638-0212 Procedures and the & Roofi ng Student Code of Con- Wouldn’t you like a job where you can build something, including a better future? With Monster’s new fi ltering 547-9414 duct may contact the tools, you can quickly hone in on the job that’s right for you. So visit emeraldcoastjobs.com/monster, and you (850) 258-5856 547-9414 Superintendent’s Office might fi nd yourself in the middle of the best of both worlds. at 652 Third Street, Chipley, Florida or visit the District’s website at To Place An Ad Call 638-0212 or 547-9414 http://washingtoncoun- tyflschools.us ✳ ✳ ✳ B8 | Washington County News Wednesday, October 26, 2011
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Mobile Home For Rent in Wasau. 3 BDRM/1.5 Bath MONTH-END $400/month + security. Executive Call (850)258-3815. Office $ 475 Down 98 Pontiac Space for rent down- Mobile Homes For Grand Am 0% interest. town Chipley. All util. Rent. All well kept. In- Daylight Auto Financ- incl’d 638-1918 cludes water, garbage ing. 850-215-1769 and lawn service. All 2 9am-9pm Bdrm- some with 1 or 2 SUPER SALE bath. Diffferent loca- $ 575 Down 99 Chevy tions. No pets. Blazer. 0% interest. (850)547-4606 Daylight Auto Financ- Sale ends 10/31/11 Publisher’s ing. 850-215-1769 Mobile Homes in Cot- 9am-9pm ZERO DOWN WITH APPROVED CREDIT • GREAT DEALS Notice tondale on Sapp Rd, 8 miles E. of Chipley. $775 Down 98 Ford 28 YEARS OF SERVICE • NO GAMES, NO GIMMICKS • FRIENDLY STAFF All real estate advertis- 3br/2ba Doublewide & F150 0% interest.XCAB ing in this newspaper is 2br/2ba singlewide Daylight Auto Financ- subject to the Fair avail. Total elec. ing. 850-215-1769 GREAT PARTS & SERVICE DEPARTMENT • COMPETITIVE INTEREST RATES Housing Act which makes it illegal to ad- (850)-258-4868 or 9am-9pm COME CHECK IT OUT! vertise “any preference, 850-209-8847 limitation or discrimina- www.charlos $995 Down 02 Dodge tion based on race, countryliving.com Durango 0% interest.3/ color, religion, sex, rows Daylight Auto Fi- Great Deals on all NEW 2011 handicap, familial status nancing. 850-215-1769 NEW 2012 TOYOTA or national origin, or an 9am-9pm Remaining TOYOTA TUNDRA intention, to make any such preference, limita- $1395 Down 02 Chevy CAMRYS Double Cab, 5.7 Lt, V8, TRD, 4x4 tion or discrimination” 2011 NEW TOYOTAS Familial status includes Silverado 0% interest. children under the age X Cab. Daylight Auto In Stock Now IN STOCK SAVE $5,000 of 18 living with parents Financing. OFF ORIGINAL MSRP or legal custodians, 850-215-1769 Come Check It Out Come Get One! MODEL #8331 STK #9422 pregnant women and 9am-9pm people securing cus- tody of children under Got Bad Credit? 18. Ride Today! NEW 2011 TOYOTA NEW 2011 TOYOTA Buy Here/Pay Here Great Deals on all This newspaper will not AVALON LIMITED knowingly accept any $0 Down/1st SIENNA LIMITED NEW 2011 TOYOTA advertising for real es- payment Leather, Sunroof Navigation, Sunroof, Loaded tate which is in violation Tax, Tag & Title. COROLLAS, YARIS of the law. Our readers Call Steve SUPER DEAL – WAS $39,783 are hereby informed 800-809-4716 SAVE $4,500 that all dwellings adver- Restrictions apply. NOW $34,843 AND PRIUS tised in this newspaper OFF ORIGINAL MSRP OFF ORIGINAL MSRP are available on a equal MODEL #5356 STK #9356 IN STOCK! opportunity basis. To MODEL #3554 STK #9505 complain of discrimina- All prices and discounts after any factory rebate or factory to dealer cash. Excludes tax, tag, title and registration and includes dealer fees. Subject to presale. tion call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free number for the 1995 Ford Explorer hearing impaired is Sport. A/T, P/S, AC. 1-800-927-9275. Good rims & tires. Call PRE-OWNED VEHICLE SUPER SALE! after 5:00. (850)547-2176. DON’T MISS IT! $1800.00 OBO.
03 FORD 01 SUZUKI 04 MERCURY O6 CHEVY 09 DODGE 10 CHEVY For Sale 1997 F Super Duty 1 WINDSTAR XLT GRAND MARQUIS SILVERADO 1500 IMPALA Spacious ton 5 speed 227,000 original miles, 7.3 die- Mini Van Sport Utility Vehicle Only 45K Miles V8, Automatic, 4X4 4 Door Sedan, Auto One 28K Miles, Automatic sel.$ 5000 Bedroom Priced to Go Automatic Super Deal DON’T MISS IT SPECIAL Was $17,949 850-625-5629 $425 Stove & Refrigerator. $5,990 $5,990 $8,848 $12,848 $13,848 Now $13,848 Free W/S/G No Pets 10 CHRYSLER 05 DODGE 08 FORD 10 JEEP GRAND 10 NISSAN 08 LEXUS Convenient location EDGE Downtown Chipley SEBRING DAKOTA CHEROKEE MAXIMA RX 350 638-3306. FACTORY 4 Door, Automatic V8, 4x4, Ext. Cab Utility Vehicle, Auto Leather Seats, Loaded Leather Seats, sunroof Sunroof, Leather, Sharp Townhouse Apart- DIRECT Was $16,979 Low Miles Was $21,949 Was $27,949 Was $27,949 Was $32,949 ments COMPLETE PACKAGES Bonifay and Chipley FROM Now $13,848 $13,949 Now $17,888 Now $23,888 Now $24,848 Now $28,848 (850)547-2627 $4,995 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Plus tax, tag and safety inspection. Townhouse Apt For All Welded, Rent. 2BD/ 1 1/2 BA All Aluminum Boats 638-1918 3 Yr Old Custom Built Home. 3/2 on 1 acre. PRE-OWNED CERTIFIED VEHICLES Pioneer Rd between Xtreme Great selection of pre-owned Certifi ed Toyotas from Corollas to Sequoias Wausau & Vernon. Ad- ditional acreage op- Boats tional.$155,000. Banfill Ave. Bonifay Bonifay Florida 258-4684 or 638-5326 11 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 3-4 bedroom 1 bath www.xtremeindustries.com $550. a month $300. 4-RUNNER COROLLA LE TUNDRA SEQUOIA DOUBLE damage deposit No For Sale by Owner. (850) 547-9500 pets or smoking inside 3/Bdrm 2/bath 2040 Limited, Navigation, 4 Door, Automatic Double Cab, SR4, Limited, Navigation, CAB (850)956-2240 sq. ft. home on 2 Leather Seats, Power Package V8, Sharp Leather, Sunroof 1/2 acres. Large SR5, V-6 master BR suite Sunroof, 8K Miles SAVE! ONE OWNER For Rent 2 BR/ 1 BA SAVE! SHARP home in the country. w/tub shower and 10th Anniversary Sorry No Pets. Ph double sink, w/walk VETERAN’S 08 FORD 638-0699 in closets. LR 07 TOYOTA 08 TOYOTA 09 TOYOTA 08 TOYOTA 09 TOYOTA w/fireplace, dining Charity AVALONEDGE XLS CAMRY LE TACOMA For Rent: room, kitchen Poker Run FJ CAMRY LE 3 BR/1 Bath house w/large island. Phone November 5,2011 Leather,Utility Vehicle Sunroof 4 Door 4 Door 4x4 $325 per month, Registration CRUISER 2BR/1BA trailer, $250. (850)956-1290, cell Loaded Automatic SHARP Regular Cab (951)962-0489. 9:00-11:00 @ $17,888 a month, Katmandu/Buoy Bar 23K Miles COME GET IT! SAVE! PRICED TO GO! SHARP! Ponce de Leon area. Panama City Beach 850-269-5000 For more info 850 628-6149 0808 TOYOTA FORD 09 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 06 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA House For Rent VENZA VENZA 4BR/ 1.5BA A/C Chip- 4-RUNNEREDGE LANDCRUISER 4-RUNNER LTD Bank Foreclosure! Auto, Alloy Wheels ley. $700.00 Rent UtilitySR5, V6, Vehicle Sharp Auto, Alloy Wheels V8, 4x4, Leather, Sunroof Navigation, Leather, Sunroof $700.00 Deposit Florida Waterfront Stock #9490B Was $26,949 Was $28,848 Was $32,949 Was $41,949 638-7601 Condos! SW Coast! Brand new upscale 2 $17,888 Now $22,848 Now bedroom, 2 bath, $18,979 $24,979 Now $27,949 Now $36,888 1,675sf condo. Only $199,900! (Similar unit sold for $399,900) www.vnvusa.com • 160 Point Quality Prime downtown loca- • 7 Years, 100,000 Mile tion on the water! Call Sponsored by Limited Warranty** Assurance Inspection now (877)888-7571, X Vietnam Vets MC •7 Years, 100,000 Mile • Great Selection In 63 Legacy Vets MC Stock To Choose From 2 & 3 BR Roadside Assistance** $590 - $675 Greenhead Washer & Dryer Incl Some pets welcome 248-0048 Reduced Price! Two 8 acres on Bedie FOR SALE 2006 Rd, Two 9 acres on Honda 4- wheeler. 2 and 3 Bdrm Mobile Bedie Rd. Two 5 acres Electric start excellent Homes for rent in & One 10 acres on cond. Never left the Bonifay. No Pets. Buddy Rd. One 10 ac- yard, kept for grand- (850)547-3462. res on Gainer Rd. 10 children, taken very David Chris Travis Ronnie Steve Vance Steven Frank Jim Lester acres on Hwy 77. good care of.$3500 Cumbie Farrar Russ Allen Hughes McGough Adkison Guadiana Daniels Tinsley Owner financing For firm. 850-956-2037 Sales Mgr. Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Mgr. more info call Milton All prices and discounts after any factory rebate, factory to dealer cash plus tax, tag, registration, title and includes dealer fees. Subject to pre-sale. Peel @ 850-638-1858. Remember, If 2 br, 1 ba SW Mobile for rent You Can’t Come In Bonifay off of Hwy 2 Several Items For near 79. Clean and well Sale. 1994 Safari die- MARIANNA TOYOTA to Us, Just Give kept. $350/mo and only GA Land Sale 32 AC - sel 30 ft motorhome asking first and security $1,650/AC Perfect 49,864 original miles Us a Call, and moves you in. Call small hunting tract. good condition plus RV 2961 Penn. Ave., Marianna, FL 850-547-4029 Creek, hardwoods, shelter $15,000. 77 We’ll Drive planted pine. Visit our FORD XLT needs re- (850) 526-3511 • 1-800-423-8002 2BR Furnished Mobile website.storing 2000 miles on it to You! Home CH/A. Real stregispaper.com new motor, runs. www.mariannatoyota.com clean.$500/mth (478)987-9700 St.Regis $1500. Chest freezer $200/dep.850-638-1462 Paper Co. $ 150. OBO 638-8804 ✳ ✳ ✳ Wednesday, October 26, 2011 The Weekly Advertiser | 1
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Call To Place An AdWashington In Classifieds. Incorrect Semiannual, 9 mile Frigidaire 18 cubic ft. community yard sale, EARLY HEAD County News COLOR START CAREGIVER Insertion SELLS! Refrigerator/Freezer. Saturday, November 5. (850) 638-0212 Policy Excellent shape. 7a.m. 5 miles south of Holmes County Get Your Classified $175.00. Bonifay New Hope, Hwy 2 & 8 Tri-County Ad in (850)844-0658. Photos miles north of Westville Community Council, Times-Advertiser For Classified COLOR! . on P.C. Craigs list, Oct. on Hwy 179A Inc., is (850) 547-9414 In-column Ad- Call now for details 21 listings. accepting vertisers and be noticed! Upcoming Estate Sale applications 638-0212 Fri. Nov. 4 & Sat. Nov 5 for the Early Head or House & Barn contents Start Program in All ads placed by 547-9414 to be sold. Further info Walton County. phone are read back next week. Great benefits. to the advertiser to Responsibility:Plan insure correctness. Yard Sale Fri & Sat Firewood ! and initiate class- The newspaper will Oct 28-29, 8-4 at bait Publishers Seasoned or green. room activities ac- assume correctness shop Hwy 90 & McGee cording to Early at the time of the Notice Cut to length.373-8012 Rd. “Free” clothes, or 547-9291 Head Start read-back procedure shoes, pocketbooks, Standards. Minimum unless otherwise in- books, also misc. items Qualifications: Must formed. “SCAM “ for sale. have a Child Development To avoid possible Associate (CDA) Please ;your ad. scams, it is recom- Infant/ Toddler or BULL For Sale mended that con- have a degree in 5 1/2 year old regis- B&B Furniture 1342 Advertisers are re- sumers should verify Early Childhood tered Black Angus Bull, North RR Avenue, caller information K&L Farm, Development; mini- quested to check the Travelers- New Design. Chipley. We pay cash when receiving calls mum of 1 year work advertisement on the Call 850-892-1093 for clean, quality furni- LLC regarding credit card related first insertion for cor- ture. 850-557-0211 or Green Peanuts payments. experience with rectness. Errors 850-415-6866. Ask for for Boiling!! Consumers should infants and toddlers. should be reported Pasco or Carolyn 1567 Piney Grove immediately. also contact the lo- Must have current cal company them- Rd in Chipley driver’s license and Mon-Fri 8-6pm selves instead of giv- proper vehicle Your Florida Free- Sat 8-4pm dom newspaper will ing this information insurance coverage. to individuals whom 850-638-5002 Must comply with not be responsible 260-5003/527-3380 for more than one in- are contacting them health and correct insertion, nor directly. background will it be liable for Big Yard Sale screening. For addi- any error in adver- 1086 Main St. Noma tional tisements to a Oct 28th & Oct 29 information and qualifications call greater extent than FOR SALE Pro Forum LeaAnn, Personnel the cost of the space Elliptical $ 250.00 pd Tech (850)547-3689. occupied by the er- Big Yard Sale Friday $450.00 barley used Applications may be ror. Advertising that & Saturday Oct 28 & 850-956-2037 obtained from any Works. Put your ad in 29. 1004 N. Varner St. Tri-County Any copy change, Over 100 Papers 8 a.m.-until. throughout Florida for Community Council during an ordered offices or from the schedule constitutes one LOW RATE! Call (866)742-1373 or visit: agency website a new ad and new Wood-Mizer-LT40, www.tricountycommunity- charges. www.florida-classifieds.co Sawmill all m council.com. electric-power and 18 and We do not Chipley, 587 5th Street inch planer. Call submitted by guarantee position Sat, Oct 29th 7:30-until (850)547-0956 or October 31, 2011 at of ANY ad under Yard Sale (850)326-4548. 4:30 p.m. any classification. Christmas items, Successful applicant roll-away-bed, rocking will be subject to These tiny ads Childless, young, suc- chair. Shadow boxes pre-employment sell, cessful woman seeks and lots of other items! drug test. hire, rent to adopt. Will provide Text FL83391 to 56654 CASH FOR CARS! .Equal opportunity loving home/doting Any Make, Model, or employer and drug and inform for grandma. Large ex- Year. We Pay MORE! and smoke free thousands of tended family. Excel- HUGE MULT-FAMILY Running or Not. Sell workplace. YARD SALE Friday & families each lent support. Financial Your Car or Truck TO- security. Expenses Sat 8am -until. Across DAY. Free Towing! In- week. Let a little paid. Jessica or Adam. from the Wausau Fire stant Offer: NEWSPAPER Dept at 2739 Jackson Classified ad do a 1-800-790-5260. (888)420-3807 CARRIER NEEDED Bar#0150789 St Wausau. 527-1913 The News Herald is big job for you. DIABETIC seeking an individ- Huge Multi-family TEST STRIPS ual interested in pro- The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill hit Florida’s Gulf If you, or a loved one, has developed viding great yard sale. Sat. Oct. 29. NEEDED service to our 8:00 a.m. until-. Hwy Coast residents hard. Legal Services of North Florida I Buy sealed, unexpired customers in the 177-A. Past Dogwood BLADDER CANCER Boxes (850)710-0189 following area: can help with your BP claim or other civil legal Lake on right. Look for MARIANNA signs. After taking the Type 2 Diabetes medication Sawmills from only Individual must have needs. FREE of charge. If you need help, we’re here. TM $3997- Make Money & reliable transporta- Save Money with your tion and be able to Ladies Circle of own bandmill- Cut lum- 855.299.1337 | www.lsnf.org ACTOS Blessed Trinity Catholic work early a.m. ber any dimension. In hours. 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Take a while being your Contact us immediately if you have been injuries, defective medical products and chance to win a quilt. own boss. Interested parties afflicted in this way, as there are time limits medicines, environmental toxic torts and WANTED; Musical In- can pick up applica- regarding your ability to file a claim. others has given thousands of clients the Lamb’s Flea Market struments of any kind tions at The News Weitz & Luxenberg can help you confidence to entrust us with their most will reopen Thurs., Oct in any condition. Piano, Herald, Holmes understand your legal options. We are one serious legal issues. 6th. Will be open banjoes, drums, gui- County tars, amps. LESSONS. Times-Advertiser, of America’s largest trial law and products For a free consultation please call us Thur-Fri. 8-3, Sat. 8-12. Your advertising budget is Clothes half price. Eve- Covington Music, Chip- Washington County liability law firms representing injured today at 1-888-411-LAWS (5297). rything else reduced. ley. 850-638-5050. News. Call Luther Located Hwy 79, Esto. Moore, M-F @ (850)263-0161 850-547-9414 WEITZ LUXENBERG P. C. LAW OFFICES & ASBESTOS • DRUGS/MEDICAL DEVICES • ENVIRONMENTAL • NEGLIGENCE Saturday 10/22 & Progressive 700 BROADWAY • NEW YORK, NY 10003 We are also investigating Community Bank is in BRANCH OFFICES IN NEW JERSEY & CALIFORNIA 10/29. Hwy 90 West, TOO BIG FOSAMAX search of an Bonifay, next to com- 1.888.411.LAWS • www.weitzlux.com FEMUR INJURIES experienced lender in ® puter store. Variety of ATTORNEY ADVERTISING. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. We may associate with local firms in states wherein Washington/Holmes we do not maintain an office. Weitz & Luxenberg, PC is licensed by, and a member of good standing of the New York State Bar. merchandise. 8 a.m.-2 County market. Must p.m. LAWRENCE GOLDHIRSCH, Esq. NO RECOVERY, NO FEES OR COSTS have minimum 3-5 years experience in packaging, closing, & servicing business, ADVERTISING NETWORKS OF FLORIDA commercial & agricultural loans & be capable of developing new loans in a rural ADMINISTRATIVE market. Competitive salary & benefits Statewide adver sing—refreshing rates USINESS UIDE Tri-County Commu- package. Reply to B G nity Council, Inc., is Blind box, P.O. Box 7, accepting Bonifay, Fl. 32425. applications for a (866)742 1373 Temporary Office Assistant for the Admin Office SCRAP METAL THARP & SONS in Bonifay. PRIMARY DUTIES: www.florida-classifieds.com HAULING Assist the MINI STORAGE Freight Up = More $ 2 accounting Mos. CDL Class A Driv- Denton’s Recycling Hwy. 77 S., Chipley, FL department in daily ing Exp (877)258-8782 activities. www.meltontruck.com NEWBERRY LANE, BONIFAY, FLORIDA (850) 638-8183 QUALIFICATIONS: High School diploma Paying $250 & Up Hwy. 177A, Bonifay, FL (GED); 6 months WE BUY ALL SCRAP METAL $$$ Movie Extras People Buying All Types (850) 547-0726 related experience. ALUMINUM, COPPER, BRASS, IRON, STOVES, Must be computer needed NOW to stand REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, DRYERS Of Scrap Metals 5x5 $25.68 literate with in the background for a knowledge of Excel. major film Earn up to and Junk Cars 5x10 $35.31 $300 per day. Exp not $ TOP $ PAID FOR JUNK CARS, 10x10 $46.01 Must have Current and Trucks. driver’s license and REQ. CALL NOW AND TRUCKS & FARM EQUIPMENT 10x20 $80.25 proper vehicle SPEAK TO A LIVE PER- Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Call For Sat. Hours 850-547-0224 Open 24 Hours, Self-Service, insurance coverage. SON (877)435-5877 Family Operated No Deposit, Units are Carpeted Must comply with (850) 547-4709 background screening. $2,999 For additional Advertise your information and Talk about a great deal, qualifications call NEW METAL C&C Bookkeeping ALLIED HEALTH ca- business or LeaAnn, Personnel Newsome Lawn Serv- and Tax Service. Open reer training-Attend col- ROOF advertise your Business or Tech or visit ice NW Free estimates, service here for 5 days a week. 8am to lege 100% online. Job www.tricountycommuni- clean ups and small for the Service here for only 5pm. Call placement assistance. tycouncil.com. tree trimming only (850)638-1483 Computer available. Fi- Doublewide Applications must be 850-547-5853 submitted to any nancial Aid if qualified. (up to 28x60) $18.00 Tri-County SCHEV certified. Call Licensed & Insured $10.00 Community Council (800)481-9409 per week! per week office by October 31, www.CenturaOnline.com Guyson 8 week minimum 8 week minimum 2011; 4:00 p.m. Attend College Online Successful applicant Airlines Are Hiring - from Home. *Medical, Construction will be subject to a Train for high paying *Business, *Paralegal, 638-0212 638-0212 pre-employment Think Christmas, Start Aviation Maintenance *Accounting, *Criminal For Rent first in Chip- & Roofi ng drug test. Now! Own a Red Hot! Career. FAA approved Justice. Job placement ley, Mini Warehouses. (850) 258-5856 547-9414 EQUAL Dollar, Dollar Plus, program. Financial aid assistance. Computer If you don’t have the 547-9414 OPPORTUNITY Mailbox Or Discount if qualified - Housing available. Financial Aid room, “We Do” Lamar EMPLOYER AND Party Store From available CALL Aviation if qualified. Call Townsend DRUG AND SMOKE $51,900 Worldwide! 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New log house in &/$66,),('$' Fancy Gap, Virginia. Recession prices, 139k. 5 acres 42K. 2 & 3 BR Magnificent views, $590 - $675 creeks, waterfalls, Greenhead Paved, Mountain Top. '($'/,1(6 Washer & Dryer Incl Call (336)210-2999 or Some pets welcome visit 248-0048 mountainlandvirginia.com i>`iÊvÀÊV>ÃÃwi`Ê>`ÃÊ 2 and 3 Bdrm Mobile Upstate NY Farm Liq- Homes for rent in uidation! October 29th Bonifay. No Pets. & 30th! 3 to 41 acre (850)547-3462. lots, $12,900 - $49,900! Less than 3 hrs NYC! ÃÊ `>ÞÊ>ÌÊ£ÓÊ ÊvÀÊ Call to register! (877)352-2844. www.newyorklandand- 2 br, 1 ba SW lakes.com Ì iÊ7i`iÃ`>ÞÊ«>«iÀÃÊ>`Ê Mobile for rent In Bonifay off of Hwy 2 near 79. Clean and well kept. $350/mo and only asking first and security / ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ>ÌÊ£ÓÊ ÊvÀÊÌ iÊ moves you in. Call 850-547-4029 2BR Furnished Mobile Home CH/A. Real ->ÌÕÀ`>ÞÊ7iii`Ê `Ì° clean.$500/mth $200/dep.850-638-1462 2BR/1BA MH for rent. Water & garbage fur- nished. $375 plus de- posit. Call 547-4232. 2BR MH for rent with utility building, window $ Access Lawsuit air. 535-2657. Cash Now! $ As seen MARIANNA TOYOTA 2BR/2BA, 3BR/2BA on TV.$ Injury Lawsuit Dragging? Need MH for rent. on Pio- $500-$500,000++within neer Rd. Call 48/hrs? Low rates AP- 850-638-7315, PLY NOW BY PHONE! 850-849-6842 or Call Today! Toll-Free: 638-9933. (800)568-8321 2BR/2BA Chipley, www.lawcapital.com w/large addition on 2 acres, fenced. 2 stor- MONTH-END age buildings. Smoke free environment, no $ 475 Down 98 Pontiac pets. $500/month plus Grand Am 0% interest. deposit. Water & Sew- Daylight Auto Financ- age included. ing. 850-215-1769 850-258-2086. 9am-9pm 3BR/2 BA MH 3/4 mile from Bonifay $ 575 Down 99 Chevy Elementary School. On Blazer. 0% interest. Hwy 177A. Family Daylight Auto Financ- ;=8-:;)4- ing. 850-215-1769 oriented park. Call ZERO DOWN WITH APPROVED CREDIT • GREAT DEALS (850)547-3746. 9am-9pm For Rent $775 Down 98 Ford 28 YEARS OF SERVICE • NO GAMES, NO GIMMICKS • FRIENDLY STAFF Mobile home good F150 0% interest.XCAB location, No pets, one Daylight Auto Financ- GREAT PARTS & SERVICE DEPARTMENT • COMPETITIVE INTEREST RATES year lease. 638-4640 ing. 850-215-1769 For Rent: 2BR/1BA 9am-9pm Mobile Homes COME CHECK IT OUT! $300/month plus $995 Down 02 Dodge $300/deposit Durango 0% interest.3/ No pets. rows Daylight Auto Fi- Call 850-547-2043 nancing. 850-215-1769 Leave message. 9am-9pm Mobile Home For $1395 Down 02 Chevy Rent in Wasau. Silverado 0% interest. Executive 3 BDRM/1.5 Bath X Cab. Daylight Auto $400/month + security. Financing. Office Call (850)258-3815. 850-215-1769 Space for rent down- 9am-9pm town Chipley. All util. Mobile Homes For incl’d 638-1918 Rent. All well kept. In- Got Bad Credit? cludes water, garbage Ride Today! and lawn service. All 2 Buy Here/Pay Here Bdrm- some with 1 or 2 $0 Down/1st bath. Diffferent loca- payment tions. No pets. Tax, Tag & Title. (850)547-4606 Call Steve Mobile Homes in Cot- 800-809-4716 Publisher’s tondale on Sapp Rd, 8 Restrictions apply. Notice miles E. of Chipley. 3br/2ba Doublewide & 2br/2ba singlewide All real estate advertis- ing in this newspaper is avail. Total elec. subject to the Fair (850)-258-4868 or Housing Act which 850-209-8847 1995 Ford Explorer makes it illegal to ad- www.charlos Sport. A/T, P/S, AC. vertise “any preference, countryliving.com Good rims & tires. Call PRE-OWNED VEHICLE SUPER SALE! limitation or discrimina- after 5:00. tion based on race, (850)547-2176. DON’T MISS IT! color, religion, sex, $1800.00 OBO. handicap, familial status 03 FORD 01 SUZUKI 04 MERCURY 09 DODGE 10 CHEVY or national origin, or an For Sale O6 CHEVY intention, to make any such preference, limita- 1997 F Super Duty 1 WINDSTAR XLT GRAND MARQUIS SILLVERADO 1500 IMPALA tion or discrimination” ton 5 speed 227,000 Mini Van Sport Utility Vehicle Only 45K Miles 28K Miles, Automatic V8, Automatic, 4X4 4 Door Sedan, Auto Familial status includes original miles, 7.3 die- Priced to Go Automatic Super Deal Was $17,949 children under the age sel.$ 5000 DON’T MISS IT SPECIAL of 18 living with parents 850-625-5629 or legal custodians, $5,990 $5,990, $8,848, $,$12,848 $13,848, Now $13,848, pregnant women and people securing cus- tody of children under 10 CHRYSLER 05 DODGE 08 FORD 10 JEEP GRAND 10 NISSAN 08 LEXUS 18. SEBRING DAKOTA EDGE CHEROKEE MAXIMA RX 350 This newspaper will not 10th Anniversary Utility Vehicle, Auto knowingly accept any 4 Door, Automatic V8, 4x4, Ext. Cab Leather Seats, Loaded Leather Seats, sunroof Sunroof, Leather, Sharp advertising for real es- VETERAN’S Was $16,979 Low Miles Was $21,949 Was $27,949 Was $27,949 Was $32,949 tate which is in violation Charity of the law. Our readers are hereby informed Poker Run Now $13,848, $13,949, Now $17,888, Now $,$23,888 Now $24,848, Now $28,848, that all dwellings adver- November 5,2011 tised in this newspaper Registration Plus tax, tag and safety inspection. MORE TO CHOOSE FROM are available on a equal 9:00-11:00 @ opportunity basis. To Katmandu/Buoy Bar complain of discrimina- Panama City Beach tion call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The For more info PRE-OWNED CERTIFIED VEHICLES toll-free number for the 850 628-6149 hearing impaired is 3 Yr Old Custom Built Great selection of pre-owned Certified Toyotas from Corollas to Sequoias 1-800-927-9275. Home. 3/2 on 1 acre. Pioneer Rd between Wausau & Vernon. Ad- 11 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA ditional acreage op- tional.$155,000. 4-RUNNER COROLLA LE TUNDRA SEQUOIA DOUBLE 258-4684 or 638-5326 Limited, Navigation, 4 Door, Automatic Double Cab, SR4, Limited, Navigation, CAB For Sale by Owner. V8, Sharp Leather, Sunroof 3/Bdrm 2/bath 2040 Leather Seats, Power Package SR5, V-6 www.vnvusa.com Spacious sq. ft. home on 2 SAVE! ONE OWNER Sponsored by Sunroof, 8K Miles SAVE! SHARP One 1/2 acres. Large Bedroom master BR suite Vietnam Vets MC $425 w/tub shower and Legacy Vets MC 07 TOYOTA 08 TOYOTA 09 TOYOTA 08 TOYOTA 09 TOYOTA Stove & Refrigerator. double sink, w/walk Free W/S/G in closets. LR AVALON XLS FJ CAMRY LE CAMRY LE TACOMA No Pets w/fireplace, dining Leather, Sunroof 4 Door 4 Door 4x4 Convenient location room, kitchen Loaded CRUISER Downtown Chipley w/large island. Automatic SHARP Regular Cab 638-3306. Phone 23K Miles COME GET IT! SAVE! PRICED TO GO! SHARP! (850)956-1290, cell FACTORY (951)962-0489. DIRECT Townhouse Apart- COMPLETE PACKAGES 08 TOYOTA 09 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA 06 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA ments FROM 4-RUNNER VENZA VENZA LANDCRUISER 4-RUNNERLTD Bonifay and Chipley $ Auto, Alloy Wheels Auto, Alloy Wheels (850)547-2627 4,995 SR5, V6, Sharp V8, 4x4, Leather, Sunroof Navigation, Leather, Sunroof Bank Foreclosure! Stock #9490B Was $26,949, Was $28,848, Was $32,949, Was $41,949, Florida Waterfront All Welded, Townhouse Apt For Condos! SW Coast! All Aluminum Boats $,$18,979 Now $22,848, Now $24,979, Now $,$27,949 Now $,$36,888 Rent. 2BD/ 1 1/2 BA Brand new upscale 2 638-1918 bedroom, 2 bath, treme 1,675sf condo. Only X $199,900! (Similar unit sold for $399,900) Boats Prime downtown loca- Bonifay Florida tion on the water! Call www.xtremeindustries.com now (877)888-7571, X 63 (850) 547-9500 Banfill Ave. Bonifay 3-4 bedroom 1 bath $550. a month $300. damage deposit No pets or smoking inside Reduced Price! (850)956-2240 FOR SALE 2006 Two 8 acres on Bedie Honda 4- wheeler. Rd, Two 9 acres on Electric start excellent Bedie Rd. Two 5 acres cond. Never left the For Rent 2 BR/ 1 BA & One 10 acres on home in the country. yard, kept for grand- Buddy Rd. One 10 ac- children, taken very David Chris Travis Ronnie Steve Vance Steven Frank Jim Lester Sorry No Pets. Ph res on Gainer Rd. 10 638-0699 good care of.$3500 Cumbie Farrar Russ Allen Hughes McGough Adkison Guadiana Daniels Tinsley acres on Hwy 77. firm. 850-956-2037 Sales Mgr. Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Mgr. Owner financing For more info call Milton All prices and discounts after any factory rebate, factory to dealer cash plus tax, tag, registration, title and includes dealer fees. Subject to pre-sale. For Rent: Peel @ 850-638-1858. Remember, If 3 BR/1 Bath house $325 per month, You Can’t Come 2BR/1BA trailer, $250. Several Items For a month, Sale. 1994 Safari die- to Us, Just Give Ponce de Leon area. GA Land Sale 32 AC - sel 30 ft motorhome MARIANNA TOYOTA 850-269-5000 $1,650/AC Perfect 49,864 original miles Us a Call, and small hunting tract. good condition plus RV Creek, hardwoods, shelter $15,000. 77 2961 Penn. Ave., Marianna, FL House For Rent planted pine. Visit our FORD XLT needs re- We’ll Drive 4BR/ 1.5BA A/C Chip- website.storing 2000 miles on (850) 526-3511 • 1-800-423-8002 ley. $700.00 Rent stregispaper.com new motor, runs. it to You! $700.00 Deposit (478)987-9700 St.Regis $1500. Chest freezer www.mariannatoyota.com 638-7601 Paper Co. $ 150. OBO 638-8804 ✳ ✳ ✳ Washington-Holmes Technical Center Candy & Careers Festival Monday, October 31st 4-6 p.m.
Kids— wear your costume, collect candy & join in fun activities at each program!
Bring your mom, dad, sisters and brothers and friends for a great time at WHTC.
Tour Career Programs, Meet our instructors, Choose a new career!
Monday, October 31st 4:00 — 6:00 p.m. @ Washington-Holmes Technical Center Washington-Holmes Technical Center Washington-Holmes Technical Center
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Holmes County Fair October 27-29, 2011 Gates Open: 5pm Thursday and Friday • Noon on Saturday Midway Opens: 5pm Thursday and Friday • 2pm Saturday ADMISSION $5.00 Thursday, October 27 • Entertainment – 7-9:30pm • Door Prizes – 9:30pm Friday, October 28 KIDS NIGHT Kids 12 and under get in free with each paying adult. • Youth Market Lamb & Goat Show – 7pm • Entertainment – 7-9:30pm • Baked Goods Auction – 9:30pm All proceeds go to local 4-H • Door Prizes – 10pm Saturday, October 29 SeNIor NIGHT 65 and over get in FREE • Youth Dairy Show – 1pm • Youth Beef Show – 3pm • Steer Show – 3pm • Chili Cookoff – 3pm • Entertainment – 7-10pm • Door Prizes – 10pm Down Home Day Saturday 12-5pm Antique Tractors • Blacksmith • Turpentine Demo & more!