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For the latest breaking news, visit Election 2014 CHIPLEYPAPER.COM in brief Voters choose Judge Fensom, Bell, Kent in primaries By CAROL KENT seat. Bell carried 40.73 percent tural Center, Chipley’s National Labor Day Fest 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT of the votes, followed by Gay at Guard Armory, and tied with CHIPLEY — There will be [email protected] 37.36 percent and Vernon City Gay at Greenhead’s New Vi- a Labor Day Fest, from Clerk Carnette “Keith Adkison sion Church. Gay carried most WASHINGTON COUNTY — Vot- with 19.01 percent. voters at Hinson’s Crossroads, noon to 5 p.m., Saturday, ers narrowly chose Lora C. Precinct by precinct, Bell Courts of Praise, Gilley’s Place, Sept. 1, at the Shiners Bell over Peggy Gilmore Gay in carried the Caryville Town Hall, the Orange Hill Fire Station, Club in Chipley. There Tuesday’s Republican Primary the Five Point Community Cen- Washington County Recycling is a $3 cover charge. Election, keeping Bell in the ter, the Sunny Hills Fire Station, Judge JAMES Lora Charles Food and drinks will be running for the Clerk of Court Washington County Agricul- See election A2 Fensom C. Bell Kent available. There will be a kids’ dance contest, face painting, inflatables, kid’s games and much more. For more information, Courthouse sneak peek call Rachel or Twan at FDOT’s 511 849-6129. KMS PTO, open house service to ease CHIPLEY — Open House and a meeting of the Kate Smith Elementary School Labor Day PTO is at 6 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 11 at the school. For more information call 638-6220. traffic Superheroes chili sale Staff Report CHIPLEY — There will TALLAHASSEE — Travelers can expect be a Superheroes Chili heavy traffic this Labor Day weekend sale from 9 a.m. until it is with 34.7 million travelers projected to gone, Saturday, Sept. 20, hit the road. This is an estimated 1.3 at Tractor Supply. The chili percent increase from Labor Day traffic will be $5 and will include last year, according to AAA. The Florida a bowl of chili, crackers Department of Transportation (FDOT) encourages those traveling this holiday and a drink. All proceeds weekend to use the 511 Traveler Informa- go to the American Cancer tion System to stay up to date on crashes, Society. To pre-order your congestion, construction and more on all Superheroes Chili call Vicki of Florida’s interstates and toll roads. at 326-3319, Cathrine at There are four convenient ways for 326-0121 or Cecilia at motorists to receive traffic updates: 658-4038. Call 511 toll free for updates in Eng- lish and Spanish. Visit FL511.comfor interactive road- way maps showing traffic congestion and "" ! crashes, travel times and traffic camera Special to The News views. Download the free Florida 511 mo- CHIPLEY — Jim Roberson, president of JRA Architects recently gave local residents a sneak bile app available on Google Play and peek at the firm’s plans for the new Washington County Courthouse. The proposed structure iTunes. will incorporate many of the current building’s historical features, such as its iconic columns, as well as the existing cornice over the entryway. See fdot A2 Get your free copy now Washington County emergency responders: Can E-911 find you? Inside By CAROL KENT meric addresses,” Erickson numbers on their homes, 638-0212 | @WCN_HCT said. “God forbid we have to too. [email protected] send am ambulance to your “We just have no way of INDEX home and not be able to knowing which home needs WASHINGTON COUNTY find you due to something help. Our system will only NASCAR...... A7 — Can Washington County that simple. Every second pick up numerics. We en- Classifieds...... A10 emergency responders eas- counts in an emergency courage residents to call ily locate you in the event of situation and can mean the our office to confirm what an emergency? If your resi- difference between life and address we have on file, so dential address isn’t clearly death.” that we may assign them a displayed or contains a let- Many roads have mul- numeric-only address,” Er- Phone: 850-638-0212 ter behind its numerics, the tiple homes bearing the ickson said. Website: chipleypaper.com answer may be no. same numerical address, A county ordinance has Fax: 850-638-4601 E-911 Coordinator Clint followed by a letter designa- in place — but seemingly Erickson says not being tion. While these addresses largely ignored - requiring Carol Kent | The News able to find residences is are often posted on the 3 inch numbers identifying Many Washington County roads have address that the number one cause of mailbox for the postal ser- the address to be placed at delay for responders. vice to find, responders say the driveway and also on are used for multiple homes, making it difficult for “One major problem is residents take a gamble by responders to know which residence they should our system only reads nu- not clearly displaying their See e911 A2 respond to in an emergency. Connect with us 24/7 Get breaking news, videos, expanded stories, photo galleries, opinions and more...
CHipleypaper.Com 87 87 1 0 We bring it home! @WCN_HCT 5 A2 | Washington County News Local Saturday, August 30, 2014 e911 from page A1 the home if its located more “You have to keep in than 75 ft. away from the mind that we’re not driv- county road. ing these roads at 55 mph,” But poorly addressed said Erickson. “We’re driv- homes aren’t the only ing at a snail’s pace, con- problem the department is firming addresses and facing. sometimes going back to Roads have been re- re-check information.” named throughout the Washington County was years with little or no com- just awarded a $200,000 munication with the E-911 grant through the De- department. partment of Management “Roads have just been Services to upgrade the arbitrarily added and some- department’s decade-old times re-named,” Sheriff technology, which Erick- Bobby Haddock said. “I’m son says will be a base to not sure how it’s happened, build upon as technology but over the years, it’s been develops. done without going through “Soon, the public will be a specific process, and as a able to send text messages result, there are roads out to E-911, and when that there not on record with out happens, we will be ready,” E-911 system. Our ability to he said. respond is only as good as The new system is I.P. the information we have.” based and will serve as a Erickson and his staff foundation for those future are currently re-mapping enhancements. the county’s E-911 system To be assigned a numer- - a process Sheriff Had- ic only address, or to con- dock says can take up to firm what the department two years and involves has in their system for a staff driving all Washington specific residence, contact County’s estimated 1,900 the E-911 office at 638-6325. miles of roadways.
Special to The News E-911 has begun re-mapping the county, but has barely scratched the surface. The areas shaded in yellow are those which have been completed. fdot from page A1 election from page A1 Follow one of the 12 • @FL511_Panhandl long trips to avoid driving are searching for missing Center, and Country Oaks hope they will continue to statewide, regional or • @FL511_Central while fatigued. adults or citizens with cog- Baptist Church. Adkinson support me in November,” roadway-specific feeds on • @FL511_Tampabay • Always wear a safety nitive impairments, includ- was the top choice for vot- Kent said. Twitter. • @FL511_Southeast belt. ing Alzheimer’s disease or ers at Vernon City Hall, Kent will now face Dem- In addition to traffic in- • @FL511_Southwest • Don’t drink and drive. other forms of dementia. Shepherds gate Church, ocrat Leigh Cope in the formation on Florida road- • @FL_511_I4 Law Enforcement Officer and Ebro City Hall General Election. ways, travelers also can • @FL511_I10 Florida 511 Features (LEO) Alerts notify the “I am overwhelmed and In state and regional transfer to public transit • @FL511_I75 public when law enforce- so thankful for the support,” races, Brad Drake defeated agencies, airports and 511 • @FL511_I95 • Traffic information ment officers are search- Bell said. “I welcome any opponent Jan Hooks in the systems in Georgia and • @FL511_Turnpike on all interstate highways, ing for an offender(s) who support in November and Republican primary for Louisiana. toll roads and many other has seriously injured or want to also thank Peggy the District 5 State Repre- metropolitan roadways. FDOT reminds all trav- killed a law enforcement Gay and Keith Adkison for sentative seat, and voters Safety Tips • Commuter travel elers to check 511 before officer.) their professionalism and a chose Judge Jim Fensom • Call 511 before driving times and reports on traveling, have a passen- • Travel information, clean primary race.” over challengers Shalene or have a passenger call to crashes, congestion and ger check 511 or pull over traffic camera views and Bell will now face lo- Grover and Gerard Virga avoid using a phone while construction. to avoid distracted driving. free personalized servic- cal school teacher Melissa for the 14th Judicial Circuit driving. • Public transit, airport es, including customized Whitson and retired Florida seat. • Customize your trip and seaport information. travel routes and email, Department of Transporta- This was the first time Traffic Updates on at FL511.com before leav- • AMBER, Silver and text and phone call alerts, tion employee Steve Whit- Fensom had been chal- ing to minimize time spent LEO Alerts (America’s available on FL511.com. tington in the November lenged since being appoint- Twitter on the phone. Missing: Broadcast Emer- • Voice-activated and General Election. Whitson ed to the judgeship by Gov. For traffic updates via • Leave yourself ample gency Response (AMBER) touch-tone navigation is and Whittington are both Jeb Bush in 2005. Twitter, FDOT encour- time to reach your des- Alerts notify the public of available when calling running without party af- “We had over 350 people ages travelers to follow the tination to avoid feeling the most serious child-ab- 511. The 511 phone call filiation. The winner of that to help with the campaign - FL511 Twitter feeds: rushed. duction cases. Silver Alerts and FL511.com website race will take office effective volunteers, contributors and • @FL511_State • Take regular breaks notify the public when law available in English and nearly immediately to fill so forth - in all six counties,” • @FL511_Northeast and rotate drivers during enforcement agencies Spanish. the unexpired term of for- Fensom said. “The first mer clerk, Linda Cook, and thing I want to do is thank will have to run again when them for their support.” the term is up in 2016. The 14th Judicial Cir- Republican Joel Pate lost cuit includes Bay, Calhoun, his bid for re-election to the Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, and Board of Commissioners Washington counties. District 2 seat to challenger Former Governor Char- Charles Kent who garnered lie Crist also won the Dem- 64.23 percent to Pate’s 34.18 ocratic nomination and percent. will challenge Republican Kent was the top choice Governor Rick Scott in No- for voters at all but two of vember. Voters also favored the county’s 16 precincts, George Sheldon over Perry with Pate carrying polls at Thurston in the Democratic the Caryville Town Hall and primary for Attorney Gen- Ebro City Hall. eral. Sheldon will face Re- “I’d like to thank every- publican incumbent Pam one for their support and Bondi in November. 9 11 19
50 Come ask your Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Receives National Accreditation questions and see for Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement Efforts if the answers you Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center has received accreditation for 2014 as a seek can be found! skilled nursing facility actively performing Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement activities. Do you have questions about various issues This accreditation signifies that Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center (WRNC) is and topics such as: committed to continuously improving the care that they provide based on feedback from • Why does evil exists ? residents and families,” says Dr. Andrew Kramer, Providigm CEO, and international expert on • What happens to a person when he/she measuring quality of elder care. “We congratulate WRNC on their commitment to improve dies ? the quality of life and care given to our elders.” • Are heaven and hell real places ? “We are extremely proud of the work our care team has accomplished to achieve this • If God is real, why do horrible events accreditation,” said Bret Brown, CEO and Administrator at Washington Rehabilitation happen in the world such as tornados, and Nursing Center, We take quality seriously. We strive to give our residents the quality earthquakes, and hurricanes ? of life and level of dignity they deserve.” For more about Washington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, visit www.washingtonrehabandnursing.com. For more • Can I know if God is real? about the Providigm Embracing Quality Awards and Accreditation, visit http://www.providigm.com/recognition/ • Is there more than one way to get to heaven ? 879 Usery Road 28 202 Where: Hickory Hill Baptist Church Washington Rehab Chipley, FL 32428 50 (850) 638-4654 When: September 6, 2014 6:00 p.m. and Nursing Center washingtonrehabandnursing.com Speakers: Dr. Robin Jumper, Academic Dean The Baptist College of Florida Dr. James Newell, Professor of Old Testament The Baptist College of Florida Free dessert with coffee/tea after the service. Everyone welcome! Saturday, August 30, 2014 Local Washington County News | A3 Outdoors education Conservation-based Chipola yearbooks, newspapers online Special to The News 2014, the Chijuco college oyster harvest changes yearbooks were added to Chipola College the collection. yearbooks and student The Chipola materials Special to The News possession limit all to 5 newspapers are now are on the Florida Hidden gallons of oysters in the available through the Treasures database The Florida Fish and shell (previously two bags college website. hosted by PLAN. A Wildlife Conservation per day; a bag is equivalent To find the materials, multi-library cooperative, Commission has to 60 pounds or two 5- visit www.chipola.edu and PLAN is composed of implemented conservation gallon buckets); click on the Library link members from public, measures in an effort to • Closing commercial in the My Chipola box. academic, special and help the Apalachicola Bay and recreational oyster Chijuco yearbooks from Special to The News school libraries in 17 oyster population recover harvest on Fridays, 1948 to 1983 and Papoose From left, Chipola Librarians Renee Hopkins and Panhandle counties. from the effects of low Saturdays and Sundays. student newspapers The development of Jane Stephens, and staff assistant Nell Donaldson, river flow. Apalachicola • Closing two other from 1948 to 2007 are the website was funded Bay oyster populations shellfish harvesting areas accessible in the online look over the old yearbooks and newspapers. To under the provisions of have significantly declined (Area 1601, also known as database. Materials also find the materials, visit www.chipola.edu and click the Library Services and in recent years because Porters Bar and Platform are searchable by student on the Library link in the My Chipola box. Technology Act, from of the lack of sufficient Bar, and Area 1611, which names. the Institute of Museum fresh water flows in the includes Bayou Flats and Chipola Librarians the Panhandle Library made the digitization and Library Services, Apalachicola River. This Pickalene Bar), if the Renee Hopkins and Access Network to of these resources administered by the new suite of conservation Florida Department of Jane Stephens, and prepare the materials for possible. The Papoose Florida Department of measures enhances those Agriculture and Consumer staff assistant Nell digitization. student newspapers State, State Library and the FWC put into place Services (FDACS) Donaldson, worked with Two grants from PLAN were digitized in 2007. In Archives of Florida. for the 2013 winter and determines the area known 2014 summer seasons. as Cat Point (Area 1642) The FWC will continue should be closed to harvest to assess the health of due to water-quality the bay to make sure this concerns. Altrusa donates to Chipola Foundation critical natural resource is FDACS regularly protected. monitors shellfish Special to The News applied toward tuition, books and These changes will be in harvesting areas for water- items required for coursework. effect from Monday, Sept. quality standards and Altrusa International of The club also awards a 1, through May 31, 2015, in closes and reopens these Marianna recently donated renewable scholarship to Apalachicola Bay, including areas based on whether $2,500 to the Chipola College a returning woman who is all waters of Indian Lagoon standards are met to Foundation for the club’s annual majoring in a literacy-related in Gulf County. safely harvest shellfish for scholarship awards. Altrusa field such as English education Changes effective consumption. sponsors an annual award to a or elementary education. These Monday include: All other harvest female student from Jackson scholarships are made possible • Closing commercial regulations remain in County who is returning to through the fundraising projects and recreational harvest effect. Chipola in an effort to secure of the Altrusa Club that include of oysters in the area Learn more about advancements in her chosen an annual golf tournament and commonly known as East commercial oyster harvest career. The scholarship can be biannual yard sales. Hole; by visiting MyFWC. • Lowering the daily com/Fishing and click on Special to The News recreational harvest “Saltwater,” “Commercial” Rose Cavin, right, chairman of the vocational committee of Altrusa International of Marianna, presents a per person, vessel and and “Oyster.” $2,500 check to Julie Fuqua, Chipola Foundation director, for Altrusa’s annual scholarship awards. Florida Department of Transportation State Road 77 Multi-lane Reconstruction Project Washington County Public Information Meeting, Tuesday, September 16, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. CDT Shepherd’s Gate Church Fellowship Hall, 1915 Ferguson Road, Chipley Two segments featured: Segment 4: from north of County Road 279 to north of Sunny Hills Boulevard Financial Project Identification Number: 217909-4-32-01 Segment 5: from north of Sunny Hills Boulevard to south of Ben Road Financial Project Identification Number: 217909-5-32-01
MyFWC Research Flickr | Special to The News Meeting Information Project Information Above is a close-up view of staghorn coral (Acropora cervicornis) spawning at Dry Tortugas National Park. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) The intent of these two projects is to widen eight invites you to attend the second public information miles of S.R. 77 from C.R. 279 to Ben Road from meeting concerning proposed improvements on two to four lanes, improve drainage, and construct two segments of State Road (S.R.) 77 from north various safety upgrades along the corridor. Both FWC, partners see of County Road (C.R.) 279 to south of Ben Road projects are funded for right-of-way acquisition in Washington County. and construction within the FDOT Five Year Work success in coral Maps, drawings, and other information will be Program. on display. There will be no formal presentation; For More Information however, representatives from FDOT will be available to discuss proposed improvements, reef-building answer questions, and receive comments. Should you have any questions regarding the proposed project or this meeting, please contact Special to The News recovery coordinator Those wishing to submit written comments may the FDOT General Consultant Project Manager: for the Conservancy in do so at the meeting or by mailing them to the Researchers at the Florida. “This spawning FDOT General Consultant Project Manager Segment 4: Florida Fish and Wildlife event shows that Eric Saggars, P.E., 777 Main Street, Building A, Eric Saggars, P.E., at (850) 415-9010 Conservation Commission outplanted corals have Chipley, Florida 32428. All comments must be or via email at [email protected] observed transplanted the ability to reproduce postmarked on or before Friday, September 26, nursery-raised staghorn just like a natural colony coral (Acropora and furthers our goal 2014. Segment 5: cervicornis) spawning for of creating breeding Sandra Lamb, P.E., at (850) 638-2288 the first time this month colonies of coral that can or via email at [email protected] at Tropical Rocks, just repopulate reefs on their over 4 miles offshore of own.” You may also contact Ian Satter, District Three Marathon. These corals The FWC and the Public Information Director, (850) 330-1205 or via were supplied by the Coral Conservancy are email at [email protected]. Restoration Foundation reseeding coral reefs in and Mote Marine Lab efforts to aid recovery of Public participation is solicited without regard nurseries and outplanted wild staghorn populations. by the FWC. The project Staghorn coral contributes to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, was made possible by the significantly to reef disability, or family status. Persons who require American Recovery and growth, island formation special accommodations under the Americans Reinvestment Act via The and coastal protection with Disabilities Act or persons who require Nature Conservancy. while providing essential translation services (free of charge) should The FWC, in habitat for a number of contact the FDOT General Consultant Project collaboration with the important reef fish. Manager Eric Saggars, P.E., at (850) 415-9010, Conservancy and other “Together we boosted American Recovery threatened staghorn at least seven days prior to the meeting. and Reinvestment populations and realized Act partners, began the ultimate goal of the construction on the Middle project: spawning,” Follow us on Twitter@MyFDOT_NWFL Keys coral nursery in late said Kerry Maxwell, 2009 but suffered setbacks coral researcher with because of a coldwater kill the FWC. “Even though and, later, a warm-water the project backed by Like us on Facebook at bleaching event. The goal the American Recovery Four-Lane Rural Typical Section www.facebook.com/MyFDOTNWFL of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and Reinvestment Act is complete, I anticipate project was to expand the we will all continue to current nurseries, develop collaborate toward the new nurseries and outplant common goal of coral reef high numbers of nursery- restoration.” grown corals throughout To learn more, visit the Florida reef tract and MyFWC.com/Research the U.S. Virgin Islands. and select “Habitat” “This is the first then “Coral Reefs.” To time that we have seen learn more about the The Florida Department of Transportation complies with various non-discrimination laws and regulations, including Title VI of the Civil staghorn coral spawning at Conservancy’s efforts to Rights Act of 1964. Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, or family status. Persons wishing to express concerns about Title VI may do so by contacting John Smith, Florida Department of Transportation District the reef tract that included protect Florida’s coast, Three Title VI Coordinator, at 1074 Highway 90, Chipley, Florida 32428, toll-free at (888) 638-0250, extension 1520, or via email at john. corals grown as part of including coral reef [email protected]. You may also contact Jacqueline Paramore, Florida Department of Transportation State Title VI Coordinator, Equal our nursery program,” habitat, visit www.nature. Opportunity Office, at 605 Suwannee Street, MS 65, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0450, at (850) 414-4753, or via email at jacqueline. said Caitlin Lustic, coral org/floridacoast. [email protected]. 5020266 A4 | Washington County News Local Saturday, August 30, 2014 Community events Noma Community annual Yarbrough more than just a fern can register online and on a Thursday.” The class will cove tips to use Reunion will be held in a hanging basket? At obtain information about production is general whether you are starting reunion Sunday, Aug. 31, at the the first meeting of the future hunter safety admission and allows with seeds or transplants NOMA — The annual Black Community Center 2014-15 club year, Chipley classes at MyFWC.com/ all theatre majors the and the Sept. 23 class will Noma Community reunion in Black, Ala. All friends Garden Club members HunterSafety or by calling opportunity to share their cover cool season crops. will be held today, Aug. and relatives are invited Edwina Showers and Hunter Safety Coordinator talent and many for the The cost for the course 30, in the Noma Town to attend and bring a Lyndal Pleas will share Will Burnett at the FWC’s first time. Tickets are $10 is $30 per person or $45 Hall building. The town well-filled basket, utensils ideas how to plant regional office in Panama and go sale beginning per couple. For more hall will open at 10 a.m. will be provided. Lunch and maintain hanging City at 265-3676. Thursday, Sept. 4, and information, call 638-6180 and lunch will be served will begin at noon. Come baskets. The meeting are available to purchase or 547-1180. at noon. All past and early and enjoy the will be held at 10:30 a.m., Picnic in the park from theater majors, at present residents and fellowship. Any old photos Wednesday, Sept. 3, at the Center for the Arts Senior health fair their friends are invited to of past generations will be the pavilion at Shiver’s PONCE DE LEON – Picnic box Office or online at attend. People planning to welcomed. Park in Chipley. They in the park will be held www.chipola.edu. The CHIPLEY — Northwest attend are asked to bring will also be suggesting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Showcase is a fundraiser Florida Community a well filled basket of their Labor Day fest plants that will keep your Saturday, Sept. 6, at Ponce to help Chipola theatre Hospital hold a Senior favorite dishes, also bring baskets looking great de Leon Springs. There students with their annual Health Fair, from 11 a.m. tea if that is the beverage CHIPLEY — There will and some interesting will be free entry into the trip to Atlanta where they to 1 p.m., Thursday, Sept. you prefer. Soft drinks, ice, be a Labor Day Fest, containers. The regular springs. There will be free will take a master class 25, at the hospital. The cups, plates and utensils from noon to 5 p.m. on business meeting will hamburgers, hot dogs, in improvisation and target audience is 55 and will be furnished. For Saturday, Sept. 1, at the follow a potluck luncheon. games and swimming. attend a performance with older. They will be offering more information, call Shiners Club in Chipley. Chipley Garden Club a professional theatre the Flu Vaccine, including Ludine Riddle at 974-8438. There is a $3 cover welcomes meeting Youth Livestock company. For more the high dose for those 65 charge. Food and drinks visitors and new members information, call 718-2420 and older, the hospital will will be available. There at anytime during the Project Workshop or visit www.chipola.edu. be accepting insurance Baxley family will be a kid’s dance year. If you would like CHIPLEY — Parents and Medicare payments reunion contest, face painting, more information about might have seen news with no out of pocket inflatables, kid’s games club activities, meeting articles and pictures of Bingo Fundraiser expense. There will also LEONIA — The William and much more. For more WESTVILLE — Pittman be a free spaghetti lunch Baxley annual family times and dates, or our youth winning with the information, call Rachel or exciting projects, call Club livestock projects at local Volunteer Fired to all attendees. For more reunion will be held from Twan at 849-6129. Department with be information, call 638-1610. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., today, President Karen Roland fairs. They might have at 638-9968 or email her at attended the Washington hosting a Bingo to Aug. 30 at Pleasant Ridge raise money for the fire Baptist Church. Bring a Holmes County blueorchidoasis@yahoo. County Youth Fair with Diabetic education com. their kids and thought, department at 6 p.m., well filled basket of food 4-H open house Saturday, Sept. 13. For classes enjoy a day with family “You know that might BONIFAY — The Holmes be good for my child” or more information, call BONIFAY — The Florida and friends. The church KMS PTO and Dottie Clark at 547-4040. is located five miles south County 4-H Program had their child ask them Department of Health of Leonia on Road 181. through the University of open house if they could raise a pig. will be holding Diabetic For more information, call Florida/IFAS Extension CHIPLEY — Open House But wanting to have a 2014 Northwest Education Classes from Dolly Polston at 547-2913 will hold an Open House and a meeting of the Kate livestock project and Florida Championship 3-4 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. or Edna Hill at 547-1602. for youth and parents on Smith Elementary School actually being ready to 15, Wednesday, Sept. 22, from 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, PTO will be held at 6 care for a large animal at Rodeo pageant and Wednesday, Sept. Sept. 2, at the Holmes home are two different 29. The instructor will p.m., Thursday, Sept. 11, BONIFAY — Sponsored Gillman family County Ag Center. This things. To help both be LPN LeAnn Jones. at the school. For more by the Holmes County event is free and open to parents and youth learn Participants who attend reunion information, call 638-6220. High School Blue Pride all youth ages 5-18. Youth more about the large all three classes will be Band Boosters will be LEONIA — The Gillman and parents will have the animal science projects eligible for a $25 gift card. held Saturday, Sept. 20 in family reunion will be opportunity to explore Guardian ad Litem with steers, heifers and For more information, call the HCHS Auditorium. held today, Aug. 30, in the different clubs that swine, an informational 547-8500. seeking volunteers Boys and girls ages 4-8 the fellowship hall at are being offered through workshop will be held CHIPLEY — Be a strong, will be held at 4 p.m., Leonia Baptist Church 4-H, meet and talk with by UF/IFAS Extension dependable voice in court girls ages 8-20 will be in Westville. Doors will current members and Washington County at 5:30 Pediatric death for abused and neglected held at 6 p.m. It is an open at 10 a.m. Bring a have their questions p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 9, in children from Holmes open pageant for girls bereavement training covered dish to share at answered by Niki the Washington County and Washington counties. ages 4-20, boys ages 4-8. CHIPLEY — The Sudden lunch. Tea, ice, plates and Crawson, 4-H Agent. A Ag Center East Wing Guardian ad Litem is Registration will be held Infant Death Syndrome utensils will be furnished. variety of fun, educational, to learn the basics of seeking volunteers to help at HCHS Auditorium, from (SIDS) Alliance will be All family and friends social, and engaging youth livestock projects, these children. Training 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 9, facilitating pediatric death are invited. The church activities are offered how to select the right is scheduled to begin in and from 10 a.m. to noon, bereavement training is at 1124 Gillman Road such as sewing, archery, animal, what to feed your Chipley in September. Saturday, Sept 13. Late from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Westville. For more science and technology, animal, the equipment Call 747-5180 for more registration will be held Tuesday, Sept. 30 at PAEC information, call 547-9268 robotics, and so much and facilities you’ll need information and an from 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, in Chipley. The training is or 956-2877. more. These programs and how to prepare for application. Sept 16. A $10 late fee will for professionals in social operate with volunteers to shows. The workshop be added after Sept 13. services/child welfare, teach the fundamental 4-H is for both 4-H and FFA Finch family reunion Rehearsals will take place law enforcement, EMT’s, ideal of practical, “learn member’s ages eight to SUNNY HILLS — The Certified Pile Burners during the registrations, hospital staff, pastoral by doing” experiences 18 years old and their Finch family reunion for Course instructions on where staff, home visitors, which encourages youth parents. To sign up for counselors and other descendants and friends CRESTVIEW — Florida to walk will be provided, to experiment, innovate the workshop, please professionals. of the late William Dallas Forest Service in lessons on how to pose and think independently. RSVP to at 638-6180 or This is a free training Finch will be held today, cooperation with UF/IFAS or pageant skills not Enrollment forms will by email to menacof@ufl. and lunch will be provided. Aug. 30, at the Sunny Extension is providing provided. Admission for be available for new edu. UF/IFAS Extension A lot of us deal with infant Hills Community Center, a Certified Pile Burners pageant will be $5 for ages members and those Washington County is and child deaths in the located on Challenger Course from 8:30 a.m. 10 and up and $2 for ages wanting to re-enroll in an equal opportunity work environment and Boulevard. Relatives and to 4:30 p.m., Friday, nine and under. If you the 2014-2015 4-H year. institution. this will help educate on friends are asked to arrive Sept. 12, at the Okaloosa have questions, contact Volunteer information how to support the family no later than 11 a.m. Bring County Extension Anda Justice by email at will be available for after a loss. Call Chipola a well-filled basket to feed Office in Crestview. 2014 soccer [email protected] those adults interested Healthy Start Coalition to your family and to share Pre-registration and or phone at 766-7569. in getting involved in the registration register at 482-1236. with friends. Lunch will be payment are required 4-H community. For more CHIPLEY — The City of served at noon. For more by September 5, space information, call 547-1108 Chipley will be holding Jacob city day information, call Kenneth is limited. To pick up soccer registration from JACOB — The city of 5K Bull Run Finch at 638-5307 or Ruth a registration packet 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., through Jacob has slated Sept. Creamer at 638-4310. Learn about hanging stop by the Washington and Fun Run Friday, Sept 12, at City 20 for its Jacob City Day County Extension Office. BONIFAY — The Bonifay baskets Hall. Any child between Celebration. This year For more information, Kiwanis Club will host Yarbrough reunion CHIPLEY — Did you the ages of 4-14 as of Jacob City will celebrate call Jennifer Bearden the annual 5K Bull Run BLACK, ALA. — The know you can plant Oct. 1 will be eligible to 30 years of being a city. 689-5850. and Fun Run at 8 a.m. participate. Teams will be The theme for this years Saturday, Oct. 4, at picked on Sept. 15; only celebration is “Through Middlebrooks Park in Free hunter safety head coaches will be aloud God, Forefathers’, Prayers Bonifay. The entry fees Washington County and Tears — Jacob City Internet-completion in the team draft. Practice will be as follows: if you will begin Sept. 22, if a is Celebrating 30 Years.” pre-register before Sept. course offered in coach has not contacted Events will include a 30 the cost will be $15; Washington County you by Sept 19; call Guy parade, entertainment, day of run $20. The fun Lane at 638-6348 or 658- food and activities for all. run is for children 12 and CHIPLEY — The Florida 2773. If payment is made The festivities will start younger only, and pre- Fish and Wildlife at 11 a.m., with a parade Nicole P. Barefield,Publisher before Sept. 12 the cost is registration is $10 and Conservation Commission $42, any one paying after along Jackson Road. Carol Kent, Editor race day registration is (FWC) is offering a free Sept. 12 the registration Other activities will take Cameron Everett, Production Supervisor hunter safety Internet- $15. For more information, is $47. All payments are to place at the Jacob City call 373-5003 completion course in be cash, check or money Park on Highway 162. The News is published every Wednesday and Saturday by Washington County. The Halifax Media Group, 1364 N. Railroad Ave., Chipley, FL order. For more information, course will take place 32428. 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Students must complete Tom Festival will be CHIPLEY — There will be Timberlands Scholarship the Internet course before holding a yard sale all day a Superheroes Chili sale Pageant is scheduled coming to class and bring Saturday, Sept. 13, at the from 9 a.m. until it is gone, for Saturday, Oct. 11, at Postmaster: SUBSCRIPTION RATES a copy of the final report Esto Community Center. Saturday, Sept. 20, at the Washington County Send address change to: IN COUNTY from the online portion The cost to rent a table Tractor Supply. The chili Agriculture Center inside will be $10 and to Washington County News 13 weeks: $20; 26 weeks: $28.70; of the course. The final will be $5 and will include in Chipley. For more 52 weeks: $48.60 rent a table outside the a bowl of chili, crackers P.O. Box 627, Chipley, FL report form does not information, email OUT OF COUNTY cost will be $5. For more and a drink. All proceeds [email protected], 32428 have to be notarized. An 13 weeks: $24.30; 26 weeks: $36.40; adult must accompany information, call Darlene will go to the American go to missflwoodlands. USPS 667-360 52 weeks: $60.70 children under the age of at 263-3201. Cancer Society. To pre- tripod.com or call 334-389- Home delivery subscribers may be charged a higher rate for holiday editions. 16 at all times. Students order your Superheroes 3927 or 256-306-4401. should bring a pencil and Chipola theatre Chili, call Vicki at 326- paper with them to take 3319, Cathrine at 326-0121 Cooking contactus wantmore? notes. 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Saturday, August 30, 2014 Local Washington County News | A5 Washington County teachers tour WHTC
Special to The News nursing assistants, EMT, ability to work part-time medical coding and phar- making a great salary. Washington County macy technology), building In the midst of WHTC Schools K-12 teachers were trades and manufacturing considering a “rebrand- surprised and impressed (welding, electrician, and ing” to a technical college, while touring WHTC pro- carpentry), transportation the feedback from the K- grams during teacher pre- careers (automotive ser- 12 teachers reinforced the planning days. Teachers vice, automotive collision idea. Once they realized from each school toured repair, heavy equipment the high technology and WHTC’s 40 programs and mechanic and heavy equip- skills training required to discovered a uniquely dif- ment operator) and finally complete the programs, ferent approach to instruc- those service industries they said it made perfect tion for specialized careers of law enforcement, cor- sense to rename the school in a global workforce as rections, culinary foods, a “technical college.” well as state-of-the-art and cosmetology. The K-12 Technical programs technology. “This is not the teachers were particularly are primarily focused on a ‘Vo-Tech’ of years passed,” interested to know that curriculum that will allow a Vernon Middle School most programs have ar- students to complete their Special to The News teacher said. “I’m totally ticulation agreements that training in one year,” said Cadets are pictured from left to right Sergeant Alex Mancill, Sergeant Zachary amazed by the variety of allow students to transfer Martha Compton, director Williams, Command Sergeant Major Becky Padgett, Lieutenant Colonel Blake high tech programs and industry certifications to of the Technical Center. Mancill, Lieutenant Colonel Destiny Martinez, Sergeant Morgan Thomas, advanced equipment and college credits for A.S., “If you have a clear-cut Second Lieutenant Remington Moran, Sergeant Alexis Snaidman, Sergeant technology.” A.A. and four year degree career goal and would like Nick Majors, and Second Lieutenant Harley Whitman Teachers visited with programs. to get into the job market each instructor who pro- Technical programs quickly, you probably want vided brief explanations vary widely in program to consider a technical about their programs, concentration, length of program. Traditional col- JCLC summer camp curriculums, skills train- programs, cost, and other leges provide a more broad ing, equipment and the characteristics, but they academic background and the cadets had to stay with an opportunity to sit and requirements for certifica- have one thing in common: are suitable for students Special to The News throughout the week. In relax for about 30-45 min- tion. They explained the an emphasis on training who are interested in be- Ten cadets left for JCLC the following days, the utes during meal times. Technical Center develops for a specific career. From ing exposed to a breadth of Camp Rudder at Eglin Air platoons did several train- Friday, July 18, the cadets and maintains programs welding to information subjects and can afford to Force Base, Sunday, July ing events. These events participated in a gradua- and courses according technology, career and attend college full-time for 13. Upon arrival, they were included the rock wall, tion ceremony. The 10 ca- to industry needs; iden- technical programs can four years.” in-processed and had the rappelling, land naviga- dets came back home with tifying the skills needed arm students with real- “We are excited that the opening ceremony. Each tion, water survival train- more knowledge and rank for today’s job market by world knowledge and skills school board, administra- of the cadets was put ing, leaders reactionary than they left with and will working closely with local in a variety of fields. Rath- tors, guidance counselors, into one of four platoons. course, and the dangers of be placed in leadership po- employers and industry er than taking general edu- support staff and teachers These were the platoons lightning. Each cadet had sitions this school year. professionals. cation courses in a variety took time from their very Over the years, WHTC of core subjects, at career busy pre-planning sched- has eliminated some pro- and technical colleges, you ules to visit with us. It grams that are no longer can pursue career-specific opened a lot of doors for in demand, but have added coursework right away. potential high school and others with recent advance- This can be a very good fit adult students now that Blackwater fisheries center banner ments in high technology for students with specific the K-12 system is more areas such: cybersecurity, career goals who are look- aware of the opportunities. networking, digital media/ ing for hands-on training, They will be a strong voice year benefits anglers, youth multi-media, and comput- job placement, and a quick of support for our train- er aided drafting. WHTC start to a great career. And ing programs,” Compton still offers high demand those who wish to continue said. “We look forward to Special to The News of excitement to anglers. tion exists and anglers are career programs in health their education have trans- serving our district and Plus, all these fish are now catching stripers in care (practical nursing, ferable credits and the communities.” Fisheries staff at the great eating,” said Dave excess of 20 pounds from Florida Fish and Wildlife Yeager, FWC fisheries -bi both rivers. Conservation Commis- ologist at Blackwater. For years, fisheries staff sion’s (FWC) Blackwater He said the hatchery have recognized that sur- Fisheries Research and not only produces lots of vival of largemouth bass WRNC receives national accreditation Development Center had fingerlings, more than 20 fry in Lake Talquin, near a banner year producing million since 1990 accord- Tallahassee, is often poor. Special to The News the quality of life and care given to our fish for stocking area lakes ing to records, but the Yeager said hatchery staff elders.” and rivers. facility is also used by a tagged and released thou- Washington Rehabilitation and Nurs- “We are extremely proud of the work Nearly 1 million large- number of area schools to sands of fingerling bass ing Center has received accreditation for our care team has accomplished to achieve mouth bass, striped bass, teach children about ecolo- in Talquin from 2000-2003. 2014 as a skilled nursing facility actively this accreditation,” said Bret Brown, CEO hybrid striped bass, black gy and fishing techniques. Surveys show that any- performing quality assurance and perfor- and administrator at Washington Reha- crappie, channel catfish While native Gulf race where from 17-40 percent mance improvement activities. bilitation and Nursing Center. “We take and several other spe- striped bass were once of the tagged fish survived This accreditation signifies that Wash- quality seriously. We strive to give our res- cies were produced at the found in all Panhandle and still contribute to the ington Rehabilitation and Nursing Center idents the quality of life and level of dignity Blackwater facility and rivers, the species virtu- fishery. (WRNC) is committed to continuously im- they deserve.” stocked in area waters in ally disappeared from the Anglers are also now proving the care that they provide based For more about Washington Rehabilita- the last 12 months. In pre- Blackwater and Yellow riv- routinely catching red- on feedback from residents and families,” tion and Nursing Center, visit www.wash- vious years they also pro- ers for reasons that remain breast sunfish in the said Dr. Andrew Kramer, Providigm CEO ingtonrehabandnursing.com. For more duced redbreast sunfish. unclear. Blackwater staff Blackwater and Yellow and international expert on measuring about the Providigm Embracing Quality “We know from previ- began stocking the two Rivers and hybrid striped quality of elder care. “We congratulate Awards and Accreditation, visit www.pro- ous releases these fish rivers annually with small bass in the Escambia Riv- WRNC on their commitment to improve vidigm.com/recognition. will be in these systems stripers in 1987, and today er as a result of stocking for years and provide lots a healthy striper popula- programs. Happy 1st Anniversary to David & Jessi Collins! May your love never fade, may you never take each other for granted, and when you are old may you be found, hand in hand, still thanking God for each other. 5020246
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The Washington County Planning Commission will be holding a series of Public Hearings throughout the County to discuss amendment to Washington County’s Future Land Use Map (FLUM) and amendments to the Land Development Code. The Public Hearings will be held on the following dates, times, and locations:
FLUM AND LDC AMENDMENTS - PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULE
DATE TIME LOCATION Sept. 9, 2014 6:00 PM Caryville City Hall, 4436 Old Spanish Trail, Caryville, FL Sept. 22, 2014 6:00 PM Vernon City Hall, 2808 Yellow Jacket Drive, Vernon, FL Oct. 9, 2014 6:00 PM Ebro City Hall, 6629 Dog Track Road, Ebro, FL Oct. 14, 2014 6:00 PM Chipley City Hall, 1442 Jackson Avenue, Chipley, FL We Trade Sowell Tractor Co., Inc. Financing Oct. 16, 2014 6:00 PM Wausau City Hall, 1607 2nd Avenue, for Anything 2841 Hwy. 77 North, Panama City Wausau, FL That Don’t 763-5441 • Toll Free: 866-448-9899 Arranged Nov. 6, 2014 5:00 PM County Annex Building, 1331 South Blvd., (WAC) Chipley, FL (PC Mtg.) Eat! www.sowelltractorco.com Dec. 22, 2014 9:00 AM County Annex Building, 1331 South Blvd., Chipley, FL (BCC Mtg.) Established 1974
If you have any questions, please contact Michael DeRuntz, Senior Planner, at 850-415-5093 or 26 202 Sowell and Kubota [email protected]. 50
Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special 40 Years of Trusted Performance accommodations to participate in these meetings is asked to advise the County at 850-638-6200 at least 48 hours before the meeting. “If any person decides to appeal any decision made by the board, agency, or commission, with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of the proceedings, and that for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based.” FS 286.0105 1131973 A6 | Washington County News Local Saturday, August 30, 2014 Faith events
If you would like your Thursday and Friday, church’s faith events Sept. 4 and 5 in the included in this list, email fellowship hall. The church the information to: news@ is at 1201 Waukesha St. chipleypaper.com. in Bonifay. For more information call 638-2027. Gospel sing First Free Will Church Bluegrass and of Bonifay will host a southern gospel sing gospel sing at 6 p.m. today, HARTFORD, Ala. — Victory Aug. 30. Refreshments Tabernacle will hold a will follow the sing. The bluegrass and southern church is at the corner of gospel sing at 6 p.m. Oklahoma and Kansas in Saturday, Sept. 6. Special Bonifay. guests will be The Shepherd Family from East Mount Zion fish Banks Ala., with host band Straight and Narrow. fry and cake auction The church is at 10005 GRACEVILLE — East East State Highway 52 in Mount Zion United Hartford, Ala. Methodist Church will host its fifth Saturday sing will be held at 6:30 p.m., today, Dinner and a movie Aug. 30. The church is at BETHLEHEM — Bethlehem 1590 County Highway 173, Baptist Church will hold Graceville. dinner and a movie at 6:30 For more information p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6. The call 263-4610. movie that will be showing will be God is Not Dead. The church is at 1572 New Bethany fifth Highway 177 in Bonifay. Sunday sing To RSVP, for tickets or for more information, call VERNON — New Bethany 326-2189. Baptist Church will hold a fifth Sunday Sing, today, Aug. 30 Lunch will be Back to school youth served in the fellowship rally hall at 12:30 p.m. For more information, WESTVILLE — Mt. call Brother Leon Jenkins Pleasnt Assembly of at 773-3003. God will host a Back to School Youth Rally at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13. Fifth Saturday sing The guest speaker will GRACEVILLE — East Mt. be Eric Gillis, Ministries Zion Methodist Church Director of Auburn YFC. will host a fifth Saturday Worship music will be lead Sing at 6:30 p.m. today, by Joyful Noise. Aug. 30. Refreshments will The church is at be served at 7:30 p.m. The 1996 Mt. Pleasant Road, church is on Highway 173 Westville. Food will be in Graceville. provided afterwards. For more information, RSVP, if possible call Jim Register at 547- at www.facebook. 2264 or D. B. Worley at com/mt.pleasantaog 547-9282. Awanas auction Four Calvary BONIFAY — Bethlehem BONIFAY — Four Calvary Baptist Church’s Awanas will be singing at Bonifay will be holding an auction a at First Freewill Baptist 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20. Church, at 6 p.m. Sunday Steak sandwich dinner Aug. 31 beginning. The plates will be available church is at East Kansas beginning at 5 p.m. and North Oklahoma in The church is at 1572 Bonifay. Highway 177 in Bonifay. For more information, call 768-2574. Harris Chapel homecoming Four Calvary CARYVILLE — Harris BCF kicks off new semester GRACEVILLE — Salem Chapel Holiness Church United Methodist Church pared for orientation and will hold homecoming Special to The News will host the Four Calvary the first day of class. services at 10 a.m. Sunday, Men’s Quartet at 6:30 p.m., Excitement for the new After the formal portion Aug. 31. The guest speaker Saturday, Sept. 27. Light semester swept across the of orientation was over will be the Rev. Earnest appetizers will be served campus as new students Thursday afternoon, stu- Hodge and the guest at 6 p.m. The church is joined by returning stu- dents were able to unwind singer will be Ron French. on Tri-County Road in dents arrived in Gracev- and greet representa- Local singers will also be Graceville. ille to attend The Baptist tives from local churches featured. College of Florida. As stu- that gathered to welcome The church is 8 miles dents successfully moved them. Gift bags filled with north of Caryville on Unity Baptist into their dorm rooms, various goodies and dorm Highway 179. For more homecoming they were invited to attend room necessities, deli- information, call Norman VERNON — Unity Baptist a game night activity in cious ice-cream, and infor- Harris at 548-5095. church will host its 133 the BCF Wellness Center mational fliers on worship homecoming at 10:30 a.m. where they could fellow- times were provided to the Special to The News Women’s ministry Sunday, Oct. 12, with Bro ship with one another and students with the purpose Forrest Smith as the guest begin developing friend- of helping them find a place BCF Students pose with Izzy the Eagle during the yard sale speaker. ships. Basketball, volley- of worship and service in BCM Amazing Race Competition. BONIFAY — Lighthouse The church is at 3274 ball and an assortment of the area. Several church- Assembly of God Women’s River Road in Vernon. For board games were just a es had students submit of the student body. Ac- Baptist College of Florida Ministry will host a yard more information, call few of the icebreaker ac- their names for drawings cording to Baptist Colle- has a wonderful Christian sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 535-4669. tivities as students pre- held during the festivities giate Ministries Director atmosphere where every- which enabled students to Jonah Powers, the goal one can be an example to leave the Wellness Center of the event was to help each other. They also en- with a myriad of treasures. familiarize students with joyed the chapel services New Business Leader- the campus as well as to and have enjoyed bond- SALES SUPPORT COORDINATOR ship Major Hollis Prange get to know each other a ing with their fellow dorm stated that she thoroughly little better. In the same mates as the semester has AN EXCITING SALES OPPORTUNITY IN THE NEWS HERALD, WORKING ON: enjoyed the church meet aspect, the BCF Pool Hop begun. and greet activity because brought many students to- “It feels a lot like home. she was able to gain tre- gether by visiting several It just feels like I am where mendous knowledge professors’ homes to take I am supposed to be,” stat- about the surrounding a dive into their swimming ed Tori Hebron, English community. pools. Not only was this Secondary Education Ma- New students as well as event a great opportunity jor from Thomasville, Ga. The News Herald is seeking a Sales Support Coordinator. The ideal returning students were to become acquainted with Students began their invited to participate in their dorm/classmates, courses for the fall semes- candidate will need: all of the welcome events but it was also an opportu- ter Aug. 18. To learn more that included the Amazing nity to meet several of the about The Baptist College › Strong communication skills, and very high attention to detail. Race (around the campus) BCF Professors. of Florida and the 23 de- › Excellent customer service, organizational skills and computer skills required. and the BCF Pool Hop. For The Napier (one of the grees offered on campus, › Must be process driven and be able to function effectively and independently, with the Amazing Race event, new student dorms) girls online and at distance assertive, innovative and persuasive personality to achieve sales objectives on a regular students came together Tori Hebron, Hannah Van- sites, call 263-3261 ext. 460 basis. for friendly competition Landingham and Christy or visit www.baptist against other members Lema all agreed that The college.edu. This position will work collaboratively with the assigned team to ensure exceptional customer service to company’s current and prospective advertisers by helping set appointments for sales team and taking calls from clients. To apply, send resume to [email protected]. Baptist College of Florida to host blood drive Candidates should have prior experience in a sales environment along with high school diploma or equivalent. “Save a Life” by donating blood. The News Herald offers a competitive benefit package including health, dental, life insurance, and 401(k) plan. Special to The News Candidate hired pending pre-employment drug screen and criminal background check. The SCBC Bloodmobile will be in the Representatives from the Southeastern parking area next to the BCF Wellness Cen- Community Blood Center in Marianna will ter from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 9, and be on The Baptist College of Florida cam- from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 10. 0 pus, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 9 and For more information on the Blood Drive, 26
31 10, to provide faculty, students, staff and the call 263-3261 ext. 474 or visit www.baptist 11 Graceville community the opportunity to college.edu. Saturday, August 30, 2014 Local Washington County News | A7
QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers
SPEED FREAKS HOT TOPICS: 3 ISSUES GENERATING A BUZZ A couple questions we had to ask — ourselves
Penske Power Getty Images/CHRIS TROTMAN Looking for answers, looking for speed, looking for a break … and Kasey’s hoping for a Chase ticket.
AP/WADE PAYNE How surprising is Kasey Kahne’s Who ordered express season of struggles? delivery of a HANS? When you look at the current stand- ings and see the guys who are battling What rating do you to make the Chase, his name defi nitely give Hamlin’s toss of jumps out at you. He was, after all, on his HANS? everyone’s list of championship con- GODSPEAK: It didn’t tenders entering 2014. Of course, all look like he did a com- of those opinions followed the words, plete windup, so I would “In case Jimmie Johnson doesn’t win have ruled it a balk. again …” So, yes, surprising, but not KEN’S CALL: No more exactly shocking. than a 5, but a HANS OK, why not shocking? is awkward to throw; should’ve chucked the Kasey Kahne’s numbers show that steering wheel. throughout his 11-year Cup career, just when you get accustomed to seeing Is Darlington regain- him as a real contender, he takes a ing its Labor Day step back. Won six times in ’06, none date a good thing? in ’07. Tenth in points in ’09, 20th in GODSPEAK: It is fan- 2010. Consecutive Chase berths and tastic. Certain races be- four total wins in 2012-13, and now long on certain holidays, this year’s fl op. and this is the right fi t How ’bout a disclaimer? for the Southern 500. You got it: Having said all that, Kas- KEN’S CALL: Yes, for ey Kahne can still become the 2014 the romantics, but re- Cup champ. A win in the next two member how hot it gets weeks, or a mild points rally, and he’s there? Remember to Chasin’, and once Chasin’, everyone pack the Gold Bond. has a chance (well, except Aric Almi- ONLINE EXTRAS rola and AJ Allmendinger). news-journalonline. com/nascar Ken Willis has been covering NASCAR for The Daytona Beach Getty Images/STREETER LECKA facebook.com/ News-Journal for 27 years. Reach nascardaytona Joey Logano, Brad Keselowski and, we’re guessing, a laptop tuned to a website that contains him at [email protected] the secret to racing momentum (“Go fast, turn left, repeat”). @nascardaytona The most impressive team of the 2014 NASCAR can do,” he said. “Do what we’ve been doing. (Crew FEUD OF THE WEEK FEEDBACK Sprint Cup Series may be Team Penske, which has Do you have questions or chief) Todd Gordon and myself have been working comments about NASCAR six wins and both of its drivers squarely qualifi ed very good together and communicating a lot with This Week? Contact Godwin for the Chase playoffs. Kelly at godwin.kelly@news- our race car. We’ve got a really good shot.” jrnl.com or Ken Willis at ken. Penske “twins” Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski [email protected] fl exed their motor muscles Saturday night at Bristol CAGE MATCH Motor Speedway by sweeping the top two positions. Logano matched Keselowski’s win total of three, It looks like Matt Kenseth will get into the Chase CUP POINTS and now some think the Cup Series championship on points since he is 41 points ahead of 14th-place 1. Jeff Gordon 845 could be decided between these young drivers. Ryan Newman. Greg Biffl e is 16th in points, but if 2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 818 DENNY KEVIN 3. Brad Keselowski 776 Keselowski won the 2012 title and liked the taste of a new winner emerges at Atlanta this Sunday, that HAMLIN HARVICK 4. Joey Logano 761 champagne (and his sponsor’s beer, of course). would bump him out of the Chase standings. If that 5. Matt Kenseth 751 “We’re entering the Chase strong in a lot of differ- Denny Hamlin vs. Kevin Harvick: 6. Jimmie Johnson 726 happened, then Clint Bowyer, Newman and Biffl e ent ways, and I think we’re both legitimate threats Hamlin was leading the race at Bristol 7. Kevin Harvick 721 — who are separated by just 16 points — would be when Harvick came along and wrecked 8. Carl Edwards 716 to win the championship this year, and I’m proud of slugging it out at Richmond for the fi nal Chase po- 9. Ryan Newman 710 that,” Keselowski said. him out of the race. 10. Clint Bowyer 699 sition, either by going for the win or gaining points “Hopefully we can keep that momentum rolling in Godwin Kelly gives his take: “Both 11. Greg Biffl e 694 on the drivers in this scramble. 12. Kyle Larson 668 weeks to come. As far as Bristol and the rest of it is these drivers are strong-willed . This 13. Kasey Kahne 661 concerned, running second is certainly something will either escalate or go away very 14. Austin Dillon 654 quickly. There’s no in between.” 15. Paul Menard 649 to be proud of.” DREAM WEEKEND 16. Jamie McMurray 634 Keselowski has been in the championship fi ght Ford had a dream weekend at Bristol. Ford 17. Kyle Busch 629 before and won. This will be new territory for 18. Marcos Ambrose 626 machines swept all three NASCAR races — Trucks, WHAT’S ON TAP? 19. Brian Vickers 621 Logano, who has excelled since leaving Joe Gibbs Nationwide, Cup. Ford hasn’t won all three national 20. Denny Hamlin 594 Racing. “I think he (Logano) has a tremendous shot series at the same track on a race weekend since SPRINT CUP: Oral-B USA 500 21. AJ Allmendinger 586 at winning the championship, and I don’t underesti- SITE: Atlanta Motor Speedway 22. Kurt Busch 582 2006, when Mark Martin and Matt Kenseth did mate him,” Keselowski said. “I don’t want to speak SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox 23. Casey Mears 561 it for Roush Fenway Racing at Bristol. Ford Rac- 24. Aric Almirola 559 for my competition and what they think; I’ll let them Sports 1, 2:30 p.m.), qualifying (Fox 25. Martin Truex Jr. 540 speak for themselves.” ing’s nine Cup wins this season are the most for Sports 1, 7:10 p.m.). Saturday, practice 26. Tony Stewart 537 the manufacturer since 2008, when it enjoyed 11 27. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 514 Logano said don’t overestimate or underestimate (Fox Sports 2, 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.). 28. Danica Patrick 462 his No. 22 Ford team, which seems to be hitting its victories. And just for the record, Logano’s win was Sunday, race (ESPN, coverage starts 29. Justin Allgaier 425 stride at just the right time. Ford’s 627th all-time Cup Series victory and the at 7 p.m., green fl ag at 7:46 p.m.) 30. David Gilliland 376 31. Michael Annett 370 “We’re gonna go out there and do the best we 35th by Team Penske with Ford. NATIONWIDE: Great Clips 300 32. David Ragan 353 SITE: Atlanta Motor Speedway 33. Cole Whitt 339 SCHEDULE: Saturday, qualifying (Fox 34. Reed Sorenson 320 GODWIN’S ATLANTA PICKS 35. Josh Wise 296 Sports 2, 4:00 p.m.), race (ESPN2, 36. Alex Bowman 295 7:30 p.m.) 37. Ryan Truex 181 Godwin Kelly is the Daytona Winner: Kasey Kahne Disappointment: Joey Logano CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS: Sil- 38. Michael McDowell 166 Beach News-Journal’s Rest of the top fi ve: Ryan New- First one out: Kurt Busch 39. Travis Kvapil 144 motorsports editor and has verado 250 40. Jeff Burton 87 covered NASCAR for 30 man, Greg Biffl e, Dale Earnhardt Don’t be surprised if: We see a SITE: Canadian Tire Motorsports Park 41. Terry Labonte 77 years. Reach him at godwin. Jr., Matt Kenseth 13th Cup Series driver get a win SCHEDULE: Sunday, race (Fox Sports 42. David Stremme 56 [email protected] Dark horse: Martin Truex Jr. at this fast, slippery track. 43. Bobby Labonte 54 1, 1:30 p.m.)
WEEKLY DRIVER RANKINGS — BASED ON BEHAVIOR AND PERFORMANCE JOEY BRAD JEFF JIMMIE JUNIOR KEVIN MATT CARL KYLE RYAN LOGANO KESELOWSKI GORDON JOHNSON EARNHARDT HARVICK KENSETH EDWARDS BUSCH NEWMAN On a serious Team Penske Not afraid of Quietly Shopping for Erased from Just as many PODS truck Nice time to See pre-Chase roll gets our top that Penske regaining sheet metal Hamlin’s wins this year will soon get crew chief Kenseth two spots power his footing “Framily” list as you replace hauler angry at you
BRISTOL REWIND Austin Dillon talks about gaining experience and looks ahead Austin Dillon is not only battling Kyle “If you look at us right now I would prob- self at the end of the year. for the entire year. I feel like I’m physically in Larson for Sprint Cup Rookie of the Year , ably say you are right as far as what the “You just have to take it to another level. shape … I think mentally the Cup Series is but he has only two more chances to make points look like. For me being a rookie, I There is always that level that you have to draining because of how long it is. You learn the Chase playoffs. The driver of the No. 3 don’t have much to lose. There has never push yourself to, and you don’t realize that that and how to cope with it. I feel like I’ve Chevy is 19th in points and 40 points behind been a rookie make the Chase. level — at least for me — until you have fi gured it out, but there is a lull section of our 16th-place Greg Biffl e. Dillon has to win at “Atlanta … I’m really looking forward to . I experienced a full year. series where you go through a lot of different Atlanta or Richmond, or gain serious ground don’t feel a huge sense of urgency. I hope we “I was able to come back and win champi- tracks and you have to stay focused during in points, to make the Chase. can put our Dow Chevrolet in the Chase .” onships in the other two series after our fi rst that era.” Dillon talked to the media before Satur- What are a few of the things you would year. I would love to be able to do that in the “Looking back, I could probably have day’s Cup Series race at Bristol. do differently if you had that chance? Cup Series. I think it’s a possibility. improved on some of those races, and now Are you feeling a sense of panic to win a “It’s such a long season. I did the same “You just have to reset and set goals high- having a notebook going back for those race? How are you going to approach the thing in Truck and Nationwide after the fi rst er and then, also I think, as far as keeping races is just going to help. Anytime you get last two races before Richmond? year. I sat down and had to re-evaluate my- your body mentally and physically in shape experience it is just better.” A8 | Washington County News Local Saturday, August 30, 2014 TM Mini Spy Mini Spy and Alpha Mouse are enjoying a great football game! See if you can find: q kite q pencil q broom q scissors q bandage q needle q book q word MINI q owl q sock q ladder q letter E
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from The Mini Page © 2014 Universal Uclick Meet Megan Fox Megan Fox stars as April in the new “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” How the Game Is Played movie. She has modeled and acted In football, the offense tries to put
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from The Mini Page © 2014 Universal Uclick mej) is an imaginary line where the TM football is placed. The offense lines up Marcus Mariota on one side, and the defense is on the Gus The name Marcus Mariota is already showing up other. Goodsport’s in a lot of record books. The junior quarterback for the Supersport University of Oregon Ducks achieved many feats in his first two seasons, including twice winning first-team all- league honors from the Pacific 12 Conference. In 2013, Marcus became the first Duck to amass 4,000 Scoring yards of total offense in a single season. His 77 career • Touchdown — A team scores the ball into the end zone again for 2 touchdowns at Oregon are tied with the school’s all-time Lewis 6 points if the ball reaches the extra points, instead of kicking it.
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from The Mini Page © 2014 Universal Uclick from The Mini Page © 2014 Universal Uclick TMMighty Funny’s Mini Jokes Wh ’s Wh on the Field All the following jokes have something in common. Can you guess the common theme or category? There are three units, or groups, on Offense Defense each football team. Nancy: How can you make the odd number • Center (C, OL) — the first person • Tackle (DT, DL) — two tackles line seven an even number? Offense: The offense tries to get the to touch the football; hikes, or snaps, the up to the left and right of the football; Ned: Take away the “s”! ball into the end zone for a touchdown. ball through his legs to the quarterback; they rush the quarterback, knock down Defense: The defense works to blocks defensive linemen. passes or try to slow down a running stop the other team’s offense. • Guard back. Nora: When do 2 and 2 make more than 4? (G, OL) — • Ends (DE, Nelson: When they make 22! Special teams: These units come left and right DL) — two on the field for kicking plays: kickoffs, guards block ends line up punts and field goal attempts. defensive outside the Nuala: What number is bigger when you turn it upside down? There are always 22 players on a linemen to defensive protect the tackles; they Nelly: 6 — it becomes 9! football field at once — 11 for each team. quarterback rush the Each player has a specific job to do. and create quarterback from The Mini Page © 2014 Universal Uclick In a game program, players’ names “holes” for and try TM Football may be followed by abbreviations for running to force backs to run runners to S N P I H S R A L O H C S S E their positions. Some abbreviations through.
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lineman” and DL means “defensive scr Linebacker B F C Y M H E E E D L I T O F lineman.” tackles block of (LB) — Try defenders e “inside” or T E C V B M C R L T B L C P E By the numbers for running Lin “middle” ’n’ O N O X D G A U G H J F O A D A college football player’s number backs; also responsible for protecting linebackers are behind the linemen; Find O S S Q N V U G O L T K R C N the quarterback’s “blind side” — an area “outside” linebackers move beyond the may help you identify his position. behind the thrower where he can’t see. ends; they may blitz, or run, into the F E G K C A B R E T R A U Q Y Professional numbering is similar. • Tight end (TE) — blocks like an backfield to disrupt the offense’s play; Words that remind us of football are hidden in the block above. Some words also defend short passes. are hidden backward or diagonally, and some letters are used twice. See if you • 1-49: Backs (quarterback, offensive lineman on running plays; can can find: AMERICAN, ATHLETE, COLLEGE, DEFENSE, DOWNS, FOOTBALL, running back, wide receiver, also catch passes. • Cornerback (CB) — two HELMET, OFFENSE, PLAYER, POINTS, QUARTERBACK, RUGBY, cornerback, safety, • Wide receiver (WR) — often very fast cornerbacks defend the left and right SCHOLARSHIP, SCRIMMAGE, SOCCER, SPORT, TEAM, TOUCHDOWN. and able to catch passes far down the field. edges of the defensive formation; usually linebacker) responsible for guarding the wide • 50-59: Centers • Running back (RB) — takes a from The Mini Page © 2014 Universal Uclick “hand-off” from the quarterback, or may receivers. • 60-69: Guards go out for a pass. • Safety (S) — one or two safeties are • 70-79: Tackles • Quarterback (QB) — the leader the last line of defense; “free” safeties Ready Resources (offensive tackle, of the offense; takes the snap from the guard areas down the field against long passes and running plays; “strong” The Mini Page provides ideas for defensive tackle) center and may hand off the ball to a safeties cover tight ends and help stop websites, books or other resources that will • 80-99: Ends running back or throw a pass; may also run with the ball. runners. help you learn more about this week’s topics. (tight end, defensive end) On the Web: • 40s and 90s: Special teams positions do special jobs • nflrush.com Kickers and punters • Place kicker (PK) — kicks the ball • Punter (P) — kicks the ball to the • bit.ly/1rLluQW off a tee to begin the game or after a other team on fourth down if the offense At the library: Next week, The Mini Page finds out all score; also kicks an extra point after a fails to get a first down and the ball is too • “Eyewitness: Football” by James Buckley Jr. about 3-D printing. touchdown, or a field goal for 3 points. far away to try for a field goal. • “Play Football Like a Pro” by Matt Doeden The Mini Page Staff • “All About Football” by George Sullivan Betty Debnam - Founding Editor and Editor at Large Lisa Tarry - Managing Editor Lucy Lien - Associate Editor Wendy Daley - Artist
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• the history of its making and the signers 5020770 Saturday, August 30, 2014 Sports/Local Washington County News | A9 Lady Jackets kick off volleyball season
Special to the News Wewahitchka Gators in better understanding of the hand, played best of five did away with all the first and I’m very proud of the their first regular season importance of fundamen- and came out on top with a game nerves, they were on fight they had from start to Vernon’s Lady Yellow game, which was also a dis- tals and communication,” big win for VHS. a roll the rest of the night,” finish. We also had a huge Jackets began the 2014 trict game, VHS Head Volleyball Coach “The first set was a little Coach Brinkmeier said. support system with all the volleyball season Tues- “JV lost their first two Heather Brinkmeier said. rough, but once the girls “Overall, the way the girls students and parents in the day night by hosting the sets, but we now have a Varsity, on the other picked up the intensity and played was outstanding stands.” GC volleyball’s Holton named conference’s top scholar-athlete
The News Herald Tuesday. Holton now attends collected honors as a first- league’s player of the year in Givens, who capped his the University of Montevallo team All-Panhandle selection 2013. juco career with a .334 batting PANAMA CITY — Nicole in Alabama and is pursuing a and a second-team NJCAA All- Former Chipola baseball average, 12 home runs Holton was as much a star in degree in exercise science. American. She posted 393 kills player Bert Givens was tabbed and 70 runs batted in, has the classroom as she was the Holton graduated in May last year and finished her career the Dale O’Daniel Panhandle signed a letter of intent to play volleyball court. with a 3.46 grade point average, with 623 kills, the second-most in Conference male scholar- baseball at Troy University Holton, a former standout and she earned Panhandle and program history. athlete of the year. Givens and will pursue a degree in on Gulf Coast’s volleyball team FCSAA all-academic honors. A native of Tallahassee, Holton graduated cum laude from chemistry. who graduated last spring, In 2014 she was selected was a two-time letterwinner Chipola in May with a 3.57 gpa, The Panhandle Conference’s was named the Mickey Englett unanimously as Gulf Coast’s in volleyball and a two-time and he earned all-academic five athletic directors Panhandle Conference female student-athlete of the year. selection to the Panhandle’s all- honors from the Panhandle voted to determine the award scholar-athlete of the year on As a sophomore, Holton conference team. She was the Conference and the FCSAA. recipients.
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Supper 4th Friday of third Saturday 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Holmes Bipolar Support Group Noon: Alcoholics Thursday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every month January 10 a.m.: The Alford County Urgent Care Clinic. meets at First Baptist Anonymous open meeting – September. Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Community Health Clinic For more information call Church educational annex at New Life Assembly 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Holmes Saturday: 8 a.m. to noon will be open the second Sunday: Closed 547-8500. building in Bonifay. Call Fellowship Hall, Chipley County Urgent Care Clinic. 6 p.m.: Holmes County 547-4397. 2 p.m.: Writers Group For more information, call and fourth Saturdays of meets the first Thursday each month, until the last Washington County Commission meets second 547-8500. Tuesdays. of each month (unless a patient is seen. Library (Chipley) THURSDAY 6-8 p.m.: Marianna’s 6:10 p.m.: BINGO at St. holiday) at the Chipley 10 a.m. to noon: Children’s Monday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 7:30 a.m.: Washington Gathering Place Joseph Catholic Church Library Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. County Chamber of Foundation has a get- education day fourth games start at speedball 4 p.m.: Holmes County Wednesday: 9 a.m. to Commerce breakfast every together for 50+ senior Saturday of every month 6:10 p.m., early bird 6:20, Historical Society second 6 p.m. third Thursday singles, widowed or North Bay Clan Tribal session 6:50 p.m. Call Thursday of each month. Thursday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.: Amazing divorced on last Fridays Grounds, 1560 Lonnie Peg Russ at 638-7654 or The public is invited to Friday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Grace Church USDA Food at Methodist Youth Road. 638-7654 attend. Saturday: Closed Distribution every third Center in Marianna. Come 7 p.m.: Narcotics 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Holmes Sunday: Closed Thursday (Holmes County join the fun for games, Anonymous meeting, Residents Only) County Urgent Care Clinic. prizes and snacks. For SUNDAY Blessed Trinity Catholic Washington For more information call 8 p.m.: Alcoholics Vernon Library 9 a.m.: more information, call Church on County Road County Council on Aging 547-8500. Anonymous meeting in the Monday: Closed 526-4561. 177A Art Enthusiast 6 p.m.: TOPS meets board room at Graceville- Tuesday: 1-6 p.m. 8 p.m.: Alcoholics 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.: Money at 7 p.m. with weigh in at Campbellton Hospital in Wednesday: 1-6 p.m. Anonymous open WEDNESDAY Sense at Goodwill Career 6 p.m. at Mt. 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For more Syndrome (SIDS) class Council on Aging 8684 ext 16 or 18. information, call on the fourth Thursday of provides bingo, exercise, Also offering 10 a.m. to noon: Holmes 547-8684 ext: 16 or 18. each month at the Ponce games, activities, hot massages Council on Aging provides 850-658-4182 bingo, exercise, games, 24 activities, hot meals and 1343 BrBriicckkyyaarrdd RRdd,, Suite A 24 202 202 socialization. Chipley, FL 32428. 50 10 a.m.: Washington We're Celebrating Our (850) 676-4938 County Council on Aging (Chipley) exercise 11:30 a.m.: Washington 20th Anniversary Council on Aging (Chipley) COSMETIC, GENERAL AND FAMILY DENTISTRY senior dinning; for reservations, call 638-6217. Donations accepted. in Chipley!
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Florida, said Lot being Driver’s Wanted / CDL nant location, no pets. WASHINGTON ing described property in Block 18, according Gerald Mason CALL 1-800-605-0984 $29,600.00 as set forth in said Final License, Class-A/ 638-4640. 1203 Old Bonifay COUNTY, FLORIDA to the Mordt Map of www.masonauction.co Dump Truck / Cement 2/3/BR Mobile Homes CIVIL ACTION Judgment, to wit: Road, Chipley, Flor- Chipley on file in said m. Hunting Land for Tanker. Minimum 2 For Rent $500/MO up. CASE NO.: THE W 1/2 OF THE E Clerk’s office, and be- Publisher’s ida. Seller says to 1/2 OF THE S 1/2 OF Rent years experience re- Cottondale area. In- 672011CA000237CAAXMX ing East of and abutt- cludesbring all offers!!! DIVISION: THE NE 1/4, OF THE NE in Washington quired, Clean MVR, Notice Nice brick hoe in ing South Fifth Street in County. September Must pass DOT drug Garbage/sewage/lawn WELLS FARGO BANK, 1/4, OF SECTION 32, said City of Chipley. town. 3-bedroom, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, to April. 300 Acres, screen & physical. We All real estate advertis- service. Electric $57 NA, Located: 795 5th 1-bath is conven- Plaintiff, RANGE 13 WEST , 160 acres, 60 acres, are an EOE & Drug ing in this newspaper is turn on fee. Street, Chipley, FL www.charloscountryliv- iently located to vs. WASHINGTON 20 acres. For more Free Work Place. Ap- subject to the Fair schools and shopp- COUNTY, FLORIDA. 32428 information call ply in person at 2622 Housing Act which ing.com DESTYNI S. CIMINO, et and all fixtures and per- ing. Has an attached al, If you are a person with 850-638-1911 or North MacArthur Ave, makes it illegal to ad- 850-209-8847 sonal property located vertise “any preference, carport and nice Defendant(s). a disability who needs Chipley: 762 Dogwood 326-0044. Panama City, FL back yard. Call any accommodation in therein or thereon, Lane, head out of Chip- Web ID# 34298960 limitation or discrimina- NOTICE OF RESCHED- which are included as tion based on race, Stephanie Bradley, ULED SALE order to participate in ley towards Bonifay, Text FL98960 to 56654 security in Plaintiff’s SAFE STEP WALK- In color, religion, sex, Broker Tri-County NOTICE IS HEREBY this proceeding, you are right past Vernon Hwy, Professional Real mortgage. left on Dogwood Ln, Tub Alert for Seniors. handicap, familial status GIVEN Pursuant to an entitled, at no cost to or national origin, or an 2BR/1BA Mobile Estate 850-541-1099. Any person claiming an 2nd house on right. Bathroom falls can be Order Rescheduling you, to the provision of intention, to make any Home in Chipley interest in the surplus 8/30/14 8am until 12pm fatal. Approved by Ar- Foreclosure Sale dated certain assistance. thritis Foundation. such preference, limita- 1 Block to elementary July 14, 2014, and en- Please contact the ADA funds from the sale, if tion or discrimination” any, other than the Multi Family Therapeutic Jets. Less school. WD hookup, tered in Case No. Coordinator by mail at Than 4 Inch Step-In. Familial status includes CHA. No pets. property owner as of Yard Sale “Can You Dig It”? children under the age 672011CA000237CAAXMX of P.O. Box 1089, Panama Wide Door. Anti-Slip $425.00/mth+deposit. City, FL 32402 or by the date of the lis pend- Items Furniture, boys Heavy Equipment Op- of 18 living with parents the Circuit Court Floors. American 850-763-3320 or phone at (850) 747-5338 ens must file a claim and girls clothes, baby erator Training! 3 Wk or legal custodians, of the Fourteenth Judi- Made. Installation In- 850-774-3034. at least seven (7) days within 60 days after the items, and much more. Hands On Program. pregnant women and cial Circuit in and for cluded. Call 1-800- Washington County, before your scheduled sale. Bulldozers, Backhoes, people securing cus- In accordance with the LARGE ABANDONED 605-6035 for $750 Off. tody of children under 2BR/2BA MH in Chip- Florida in which Wells court appearance, or im- Excavators. Lifetime 18. Fargo Bank, NA, is the mediately upon receiv- Americans With Disa- GOODS SALE: Friday Job Placement Assis- ley. WD hookup. CH/A. PCB: 3br/2ba bilities Act, persons & Saturday, September 1 elementary school. Glades Subdivision, Plaintiff and Destyni S. ing this notification if the tance w/National Cer- This newspaper will not Cimino, are defendants, time before the sched- with disabilities need- 5th & 6th 2014. tifications. VA Benefits No pets. $475/mth + 2029 sqft, Open 8:00am-5:00pm. Lo- knowingly accept any deposit. 850-763-3320 the Washington County uled appearance is less ing special accommo- Eligible! 1-866-362- advertising for real es- Floorplan, Updated Clerk of the Circuit Court than seven (7) days. If dations to participate in cated on Maple Ave- 6497 tate which is in violation or 850-774-3034. Throughout, will sell to the highest you are hearing im- this proceeding should nue, Geneva, AL. near of the law. Our readers Enclosed Lanai & and best bidder for cash paired, please call 711 contact Court Adminis- courthouse. are hereby informed Pool $329,000 By tration at 425 North Or- AIRLINE CAREERS that all dwellings adver- Appt only. in/on, Washington or email Multi-Family Yardsale. ange Avenue, Suite begin here- Get FAA tised in this newspaper 850-814-0054 County, Florida at 11:00 [email protected] 1032 Brickyard Rd, 2130, Orlando, Florida approved Aviation are available on a equal A.M., on the 10th day of g. across from West 3BR/2BA Mobile 32801, telephone (407) Maintenance Techni- opportunity basis. To September, 2014, the Dated this 18 day of Point. Sat, Aug 30., Home in Chipley 836-2303, not later than cian training. Financial complain of discrimina- following described Aug, 2014. 8am-until. Sofa, 1 Block to elementary seven (7) days prior to aid for qualified stu- tion call HUD toll-free at property as set forth in (SEAL) 1-800-669-9777. The school. WD hookup, loveseat, clothes & dents. Job placement said Final Judgment of HARROLD BAZZEL the proceeding. If toll-free number for the CHA. No pets. more. assistance. Call AIM Foreclosure: CLERK OF THE CIR- hearing or voice im- hearing impaired is $475.00/mth+deposit. 866-314-3769 LOT 11, BLOCK 303 OF CUIT COURT paired, call 1(800) 1-800-927-9275. 850-763-3320 or SUNNY HILLS UNIT BY K. McDaniel 955-8771. 850-774-3034. 5 Acres on Hwy 77, 3 FIVE, ACCORDING TO As Deputy Clerk Dated at Chipley, miles South of Chipley. THE PLAT THEREOF AS Van Ness Law Firm, PLC Washington County, Drivers - CDL-A. NEW 3BR/1½BA MH in quite Has well, septic tank, RECORDED IN PLAT 1239 E. Newport Center Florida, this 26 day of Fresh From the REGIONAL RUNS! FL, 14x48 MH, front & back Drive Suite #110 park between Bonifay BOOK 2, PAGE(S) August, 2014. Employment TN, GA, AL, & MS. deck. 24x36 Pole Barn. Deerfield Beach, Florida Farm! and Chipley. W/G in- 55-59, OF THE PUBLIC Harrold Bazzel Mostly Out & Back. 638-1858, 33442 Okra & pinkeye purple Opportunity cluded. $450.00 plus RECORDS OF WASH- Clerk of said Circuit Exp. Solos - 40¢/mile. 850-326-9109. INGTON COUNTY, Phone (954) 571-2031 Court hull peas. The Holmes County 1¢/mile yearly pay in- Spacious deposit. 3BR/2BA MH FLORIDA. Fax (954) 571-2033 By: K. McDaniel Call 850-956-4556. Board of County Com- crease- NO CAP. Extra $450.00 plus deposit 547-4232, A/K/A 3481 VARSITY [email protected]. Any As Deputy Clerk missioners is currently Pay for Hazmat! 888- One Bedroom DRIVE, CHIPLEY, FL* person claiming Clarfield, Okon, Salo- K&L Farm, accepting applications 928-6011 Drive4Total. 850-527-4911. Lot For Sale. 1.1 acre Apartment in Hidden Pine 32428 an interest in the surplus mone, and Pincus, P.L. LLC for the position of com $450.00 Any person claiming an from the sale, if any, 500 S. Australian Ave- ON CALL Bonifay. 3BR/1BA MH. Subdivision by Falling interest in the surplus other than the property nue, Suite 730 Green Peanuts PARAMEDIC $400.00/deposit, Waters State Park. owner as of the date of Two Bedroom $450.00/rent. Large $10,000.00. Call from the sale, if any, West Palm Beach, FL for Boiling!! EXPERIENCED OTR the Lis Pendens must AND EMT. $500.00 3/2, $600.00/rent. 3/4 850-866-8536. other than the property 33401 1567 Piney Grove Flatbed Drivers earn 50 file a claim within 60 For application, log on mile from elementary owner as of the date of (561) 713-1400 - Rd in Chipley up to 55 cpm loaded. days after the sale. www.holmescountyfl.org Stove/Refrigerator. school on 177A. Family the Lis Pendens must [email protected] Mon-Fri 8-6pm $1000 sign on to Quali- file a claim within 60 August 23, 30, 2014 and click on job open- Free W/S/G oriented park. Call August 30 and Septem- Sat 8-4pm fied drivers. Home Prime Property. days after the sale. ings. For complete job No Pets (850)547-3746. ber 6, 2014 850-638-5002 most weekends. Call: Two 8 acres on Bedie Dated inWashington 9-3529 description contact Convenient location IN THE CIRCUIT 260-5003/527-3380 843-266-3731 / www. Rd, Two 9 acres on County, Florida this 16th Greg Barton, EMS Di- Downtown Chipley Bedie Rd. 5 acres on day of July, 2014 COURT OF THE 14TH rector at the EMS Of- bulldoghiway.com EOE 638-3306. For Rent. Nice JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 2BR/2BA. Outside Chip- Hwy 77. Some owner Clerk of the Circuit Court fice, 949 East Hwy 90, financing For more info Washington County, AND FOR WASHING- ley on Rattle Box Rd. ADOPT- loving married Bonifay, FL 32425, or call Milton Peel @ Florida TON COUNTY, FLOR- call (850) 547-4671. Quiet area. Also IDA. couple seeks to adopt, 2BR/2BA on Corbin Rd, 850-638-1858 or By: K. McDaniel Now Open. Please turn in an up- 850-326-9109. Deputy Clerk CASE No.: will be hands on mom secluded area. Sorry no 2013-CA-000068 and dad. Financial se- U-Pick Grapes. dated resume & appli- pets. Day phone, Albertelli Law Muscadine cation to the EMS 2BR/1BA Remodeled Attorney for Plaintiff U.S. BANK N.A., AS curity. Expenses paid. Home in Vernon. 850-638-4630. Night TRUSTEE FOR THE Dawn & Domenick & Scuppernongs Director’s office no later phone, 850-638-1434. P.O. Box 23028 $5.00 per Gallon. than 4:00 pm on Sep- $500.00 + deposit. Call Tampa, FL 33623 REGISTERED HOLD- 1(855)985-4592, Adam 260-1873. ERS OF THE STRUC- Sklar #0150789 1304-A Clayton Rd. tember 5th, 2014. (813) 221-4743 7 Days aweek, TURED ASSET SECU- Holmes County is a Nice 2BR MH for rent (813) 221-9171 facsimile 7:00AM-7:00PM. RITIES CORPORA- Buy it! Drug-Free Workplace in a great location in eService: 850-638-2624. [email protected] TION, STRUCTURED Classified. and Equal Opportunity Chipley. Sorry no pets. We buy all vehicles m ASSET INVESTMENT Employer. 638-4640. with or without title. Any LOAN TRUST, MORT- Make your move condition, running or JR- 11-84545 U-PICK GRAPES 2BR/1BA House. Dog- GAGE not, bank liens- no If you are a person with to the medium $4.00/Gallon wood Lakes. $550.00 + PASS-THROUGH CER- Install/Maint/Repair problem. We pay top a disability who needs (850)547-2326 deposit. Call assistance in order to TIFICATES, SERIES that’s your number dollar. 813-516-0847, Follow signs on Hwy Maintenance & 850-777-0247. participate in a program 2003-BC9, 813-505-6939 one source of 177A to 1837 Prop. Management or service of the State Plaintiff, information about Flowing Well Rd., For mobile home park. 3BR/2BA two-story NO PETS 3BR/2BA in Courts System, you vs. Cottendale area. Call should contact the Court CYNTHIA E. DIAZ, RO- Bonifay. house. References and counrty Chipley area homes for sale! U-Pick 7 days, 850-209-8847 or email: Deposit required. Chip- $650. NO PETS White Diamond CTS Administrator’s office at: BERTO DIAZ, NANCY [email protected] (850) 747-5327, fax PADGETT AND JOSH For all your hous- daylight ley, No Pets. 638-1918. 2BR/2BA in Cottondale Cadillac, 4DR, loaded. (850) 747-5717 within PADGETT, ing needs - con- $450. LEAVE MESAGE 25,000 miles. One two (2) working days of Defendants. FOR CALL BACK owner, like new. receipt of this notice; if NOTICE OF SALE sult Classified - 258-1594. 326-9109. you are hearing or voice PURSUANT TO when it’s time impaired, please call CHAPTER 45 1-800-955-8771. NOTICE OF SALE IS to buy, The above is to be pub- HEREBY GIVEN pursu- it’s the resource Hay For Sale. Round & lished in the Washington ant to a Final Judgment square bales. Will de- County News of Foreclosure dated on which to rely. liver. Call 850-836-4223. Summer Job Coming August 23, 30, 2014 July 25, 2014, and en- Human Resources tered in Case No. 8-3509 2013-CA-000068 of the IN THE CIRCUIT Circuit Court of the To An End? COURT OF THE FOUR- 14th Judicial Circuit in TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR and for Washington General Dynamics IT is Hiring WASHINGTON County, Florida, Security COUNTY, FLORIDA wherein U.S. BANK Temporary Customer Service Representatives! CASE NO. N.A., AS TRUSTEE The Washington County Board of 2012-CA-000025 FOR THE REGIS- County Commissioners is currently Human Resources Director TERED HOLDERS OF accepting applications for THE BANK OF NEW General Dynamics offers company-paid benefi ts and Halifax Media Group is seeking a YORK MELLON FKA THE STRUCTURED Inmate Supervisor ASSET SECURITIES Human Resources Director based in THE BANK OF NEW position in the Parks and Recreation pays an extra 10 percent for night shifts and bilingual CORPORATION, Panama City, Florida. This position supports YORK, AS TRUSTEE Department. The primary function of an STRUCTURED ASSET (English/Spanish) skills! the east panhandle properties with FOR THE CERTIFI- Inmate Supervisor position will be to supervise INVESTMENT LOAN approximately 195 employees. CATEHOLDERS OF THE the Department of Corrections inmates in the TRUST, MORTGAGE CWABS, INC., performance of maintenance activities such as PASS-THROUGH CER- The position reports to the Central Region ASSET-BACKED CER- cutting brush, limbs, trees and other TIFICATES, SERIES Publisher and consistently works in TIFICATES, SERIES vegetation grown at roadsides; utilizing power 2003-BC9, is Plaintiff collaboration with the other Halifax Media 2006-11, equipment such as “boom” mowers tractors, and U.S. BANK N.A., newspapers in the region. As the Human Plaintiff, and chain saws; cleaning trash and debris, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Resources Director, the position conducts the vs. and/or moves trees or other obstructive ob- REGISTERED HOLD- We seek candidates who possess the following: recruitment effort for all exempt and DENISE DURAN F/K/A jects from County right of way and hauling ERS OF THE STRUC- nonexempt personnel and temporary DENISE HOOD, ET AL. debris for deposit at specified locations. TURED ASSET SECU- employees; conducts new-employee Defandents Salary is $10.00 hr. • A high school diploma or GED (or above) orientations; writes and places RE-NOTICE OF FORE- RITIES CORPORA- TION, STRUCTURED • Six months customer service experience advertisements. Other duties: Handles CLOSURE SALE Minimum Training and Experience: employee relations counseling and exit (Please publish in THE ASSET INVESTMENT • Ability to type a minimum of 20 WPM LOAN TRUST, MORT- Graduation from a standard high school interviewing; monitors performance evaluation WASHINGTON COUNTY or equivalent; program; participates in administrative staff NEWS) GAGE • Ability to speak and read English profi ciently PASS-THROUGH CER- Must possess a Florida Class E drivers meetings and attends other meetings and NOTICE IS HEREBY license; • Previous call center experience preferred seminars; maintains company organization GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- TIFICATES, SERIES 2003-BC9, are Defend- Must pass a background check through charts and employee directory. The nal Judgment of Fore- the Department of Corrections; • Ability to successfully pass a background check successful candidate will possess strong closure dated January ants, the Office of Linda Must attend and satisfactorily complete organizational, communication and 28, 2014, and entered in Hayes Cook, Washing- • Bilingual (Spanish) skills a plus Department of Corrections class for inmate computer skills (in particular Word, supervisors; Excel and PowerPoint). Carpentry skills preferred. The following positions are available: Qualifications: Applications may be accessed on-line at Temporary Customer Service Representatives A college degree in human resource www.washingtonfl.com. Applications and job management or business administration descriptions may also be obtained at the English and Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred, will substitute relevant work Washington County Board of County Commis- Apply Online: www.gdit.com/jobsearch experience. PHR certification is a plus or sioners’ office located at 1331 South Boule- must be willing to train and become certified. vard, Chipley, FL 32428. All interested appli- Job ID # 226219 (English) We offer competitive compensation and an cants MUST submit an Employment Applica- outstanding benefits package with the tion to the Human Resources Department in Job ID # 226145 (Bilingual English/Spanish) opportunity for professional growth and the Washington County Board of County development. Benefits include: vacation, sick Commissioners’ office by 4:00 PM on Septem- New hire classes starting throughout September Leave, 401(k) retirement savings program, Call To Place ber 5, 2014. All questions regarding this posi- medical, dental, and much more. An Ad In Classifieds. tion or other vacancies should be directed to Washington the Human Resources Department, If this sounds like the position for you please For Rent First in Chip- 850-415-5151. The selected applicant will be send resumes via email to: ley, Mini Warehouses. County News subject to a background check and [email protected]. Applications accepted If you don’t have the (850) 638-0212 pre-employment physical and drug screen. until September 10, 2014. room, “We Do” Lamar Holmes County Veteran’s Preference is accepted in accord- Townsend Times-Advertiser ance with FS 295.08. General Dynamics Information Technology is an equal opportunity/affi rmative Hiring is contingent on a background check (850)638-4539, north of and pre-employment drug screen.
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