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Juveniles HCPL to host charged in Bonifay burglaries book signing Staff Report

[PHOTO CREDIT: ESTO FIRE & RESCUE] BONIFAY - Two Bonifay Book signing for Nancy Springer- juveniles have been charged for Enola Holmes mysteries author breaking into a school. Holmes County Sheriff’s Jaws of Office made contact with the By Diane M. Robinson Bonifay Police Department life used Times Advertiser | @HCTA_Diane during the course of investigat- [email protected] ing a missing juvenile last week, a HCSO news release stated. to extract BONIFAY – The Holmes County Public The BPD officer advised that Library will be hosting a book signing for the missing juvenile, along with local author Nancy Springer. a 14-year-old female juvenile, driver Springer, who is an internationally were believed to have broken renowned mystery writer, as well as the into Holmes County High No serious injuries composer of the Enola Holmes series. School earlier that same morn- reported The series is set to be made into a movie ing. Interviews with the teens – or a series of movies – produced by and reveled that they were responsi- Staff Report starring Millie Bobby Brown, a star of the ble for several other burglaries in Netflix series “Stranger Things.” the city and county, the release ESTO - No serious inju- The author’s newest book, “The Odd- stated. The teens were charged ries were reported after one ling Prince”, was just released earlier this with several counts of burglary person was pulled from her month. Springer first released the series and criminal mischief by both car with the jaws of life. Books of Isle in 1977 in the genre of fantasy Bonifay Police Department In a statement last week, and over the course of the years moved into and Holmes County Sheriff’s Esto Fire and Rescue reported mysteries, children’s books and young Office. More individuals are also a car was hit by a semi-truck adult literature. Prince, she says goes back believed to have been involved shortly after 10 a.m. May 22 to her earliest novels. with some of the burglaries, at the intersection of High- “This book is a flashback to my very Beginning with her first novel in 1977, and charges against additional way 2 and 79. earliest fantasy novels,” said Springer. “I Springer has written over 55 books, won subjects are forthcoming, the The impact caused the car was away from that forum for a long time. numerous awards and is an international release stated. to spin of course into a store This is a late in life book, I am writing for best seller. Holmes County Sheriff parking lot and into a con- the joy of it.” Springer came full circle with her writing John Tate said in the release he crete pole. The story, set in Scotland, is about two when she ventured back into fantasy with appreciates the investigative The driver, who was not brothers Aric and Albaric and their love “The Oddling Prince.” partnership with the Bonifay named in the release, was and loyalty to each other and how it with- The Oddling Prince was included in Police Department that led to trapped in the front seat and stands war and hatred. Publisher's Weekly Top 10 list of science/ the solving of the burglaries. extracted out of the vehicle Springer says Prince goes back to her fiction/fantasy/horror for Spring 2018. “This is a fluid example of within two minutes, accord- earlier works where she had two heroes in A book signing for the book will be held two agencies working together ing to the statement. her stories. from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. on June 5 at the to solve crimes in both jurisdic- “This book has two heroes and the heart Holmes County Public Library. tions,” Sheriff Tate said. on the cover is like the love that binds them For more information on Springer and See DRIVER, A2 together,” said Springer. her work visit www.nancyspringer.com See JUVENILES, A2

Counties to develop policy for indigent dead

By Diane M. Robinson Should the anatomical board not accept the remains then two cases in each county in up.” The News | @HCTA_Diane it is up to the board of county commissioners to arrange as many years. Both counties however [email protected] for burial or cremation. The county commission may by Washington County recognize that the defini- law set up policies and procedures for fi nal disposition of Administrator Jeff Massey tion of indigent is a very gray WASHINGTON AND unclaimed remains. says it is a priority for the area and the statute does not HOLMES COUNTIES – county to set up a procedure clearly define it. When people die most people in the matter. “A person who has a next most have a family that loves “It is important that we of kin that can claim them is them and will have a funeral county must follow down board not accept the remains develop a program that not indigent,” said Massey. for them, but what happens to the amount that is to be then it is up to the board of works best for our county,” “Indigent in regards to when there is no one to take budgeted but there are many county commissioners to said Massey. “We are work- health care has been defined care of a person? gray areas in this particular arrange for burial or crema- ing toward developing a as below the poverty level,” By Florida Statute 406.50 statute. tion. The county commission policy and procedure to bring said Marsh. “But when it is the county’s respon- Even the definition of indi- may by law set up policies to the board for approval for talking about disposal of sibility to dispose of the gent is unclear. and procedures for final the future.” remains, it is very unclear.” person’s remains but that it The statute states that any disposition of unclaimed Holmes County Coordina- In most cases, counties will where it starts to get hazy. unclaimed remains are to be remains. tor Joey Marsh echoed that make use of funeral homes in Nontheless, both Washing- reported to anatomical board Neither Washington or sentiment. their jurisdiction for disposal ton and Holmes Counties unless they are decomposed Holmes Counties have such “This has been on the radar of the unclaimed remains by are expected to have proce- or mutilated by wounds, an policies in place currently for several months now,” cremation. dures in place by the end of autopsy has been performed, due to not having a large said Marsh. “We are now to The remains are kept for a the year. they contain a contagious demand for these types of the point where we have to length of time in the case that Statutes for the most part disease or are a veteran. services. come up with a procedure for a family member comes for- lay out the requirements a Should the anatomical There have been less than handling this when it comes ward to claim their person.

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* ** A2 Wednesday, May 30, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser Tourism boost sought after Alberto blows through

By Jim Turner News Service Florida

TALLAHASSEE — As winds and rains let up from Subtropical Storm Alberto, Florida officials Tuesday were quickly spinning ways to draw tourists to areas that may have missed out on Memorial Day crowds. State Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis and Gov. Rick Scott, during an appearance at the Walton County Emergency Opera- [ESTO FIRE & RESCUE] tions Center in DeFuniak Springs, expressed a need stated the wreck occurred for Visit Florida, the state’s DRIVER after the first vehicle ran public-private tourism arm, a stop sign while traveling to emulate post-Hurricane From Page A1 westbound on Highway 2. Irma promotional efforts The semi-truck, which for the Panhandle and other many tourists show that hurricane season, which was traveling north, had parts of the state. day. They’re tied to tips and begins Friday. The semi-truck came to a attempted to avoid hitting “This weekend should things like that. So, we have Few roads were impacted rest in the ExpressLane park- the car but still ended up have really been the second to get the tourists back.” by flooding, with Panhandle ing lot, slamming against the hitting the back drivers side busiest weekend of the Stephen Lawson, a officials telling Scott that back corner of the store. door, sending the car spin- whole year,” said Patronis, spokesman for Visit Flor- almost all roads, bridges No serious injuries were ning into the store parking whose family runs Capt. ida who is unrelated to Ken and beaches were open reported. Esto Fire officials lot. Anderson’s Restaurant in Lawson, said even though Tuesday morning. Offi- Panama City. “We, the there was little on social cials were waiting to see restaurant, we did 40 per- media from Florida travel- total amounts of rain that Wells agrees the joint effort cent of what we should have ers about Alberto, steps are Alberto dumps into rivers JUVENILES illustrates two agencies work- done.” Scott said he would being taken “in an abun- in Alabama. ing toward the mutual goal of call Visit Florida President dance of caution” to show The storm also appeared From Page A1 serving the community. and CEO Ken Lawson. locations across the Pan- to cause relatively few “The Bonifay Police Depart- But before the half-hour handle remain unfazed by power outages. At 3 p.m. ment is glad to have worked appearance at the emer- the storm. Monday, 9,861 electricity with the Holmes County gency operations center “We’ll be spotlighting the customer accounts in the “I would like to thank the Sheriff’s Office in this inves- was complete, Lawson Panhandle across our social state were without power, Bonifay Police Department for tigation, and we are also glad called Patronis, who handed channels later this week to according to the Florida their efforts and assistance.” to have solved these break-ins the phone to Scott. show that they are 100 per- State Emergency Response Bonifay Police Chief Chris for our citizens.” “The Legislature gave us cent open for business,” Team. That total indicates $76 million again this year Lawson said. 99.91 percent of all power (for Visit Florida), and part A Facebook live event will customers had electricity. of that money is to work on also be held from Sandestin By 9 a.m. Tuesday, just when we have something later in the week. over 1,000 accounts had The teens were charged with several counts of like this, to let people know The promotional effort not been restored. burglary and criminal mischief by both Bonifay we’re back open for busi- won’t require a special ad Scott noted that since Police Department and Holmes County Sheriff ’s ness,” Scott told reporters campaign similar to the $5 Hurricane Hermine hit the Offi ce. More individuals are also believed to after the appearance. “A lot million spent to highlight Big Bend, including Tal- have been involved with some of the burglaries, of people are very depen- the Florida Keys after Irma. lahassee, in August 2016, and charges against additional subjects are dent on tourism here. And Otherwise, officials called utilities have done a better forthcoming, the release stated. a lot of people are getting Alberto a good tune-up for job working together to paid just based on how the six-month Atlantic restore power outages.

* ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, May 30, 2018 A3 Chipley man arrested 74-year-old found for sale of oxycodone By Staff Report the transac- guilty in shooting tion. When he BONIFAY – An undercover was arrested, Jury fi nds Danny knowingly caused great to Mrs. Swinesburg,” Jef- purchase of narcotics led to Snowder was Underwood not bodily harm, permanent coat told jurors, saying her the arrest of a Chipley man found to be in guilty of aggravated disability or permanent dis- incessant need to report on May 21. possession of battery charge figurement to Gage; or, used information about what’s Holmes County Sheriff’s Snowder a bottle con- a deadly weapon. happening at her neighbor’s investigators conducted taining more By Jacqueline Bostick The jury charged him property was “not reason- the purchase of Oxycodone Oxycodone pills, a marijuana The News with two counts of aggra- able or prudent in any way.” in Bonifay from Michael D. pipe and a set of digital scales. 850-630-6167 | @_JBostick vated assault with a deadly The Sept. 4 conflict began Snowder, 45, of Chipley. Snowder is charged with [email protected] weapon without intent to to heighten when Swineburg According to reports, sale of a controlled sub- kill and three charges of called law enforcement on Snowder exchanged 10 Oxy- stance and possession of CHIPLEY — A jury has shooting into an occupied her neighbors because she codone pills for cash during paraphernalia. found Danny Underwood vehicle. had heard gunshots — some- guilty of a number of charges Attorneys for either side thing she admitted to hearing stemming from the Sept. 4 of the case were not imme- on a somewhat normal basis shooting last year that left a diately available Tuesday due to common sport shoot- local 19-year-old man with morning and midday. It was ing in her neighborhood. Threats made against presumably lifelong health not immediately clear how According to police, she had complications. many years each conviction called on the same neighbors Bethlehem School employee However, the jury found held. at least twice before on other the 74-year-old not guilty Day one of the two-day occasions. By Staff Report subject and other concerns, of two of the seven charges trial was wrought with Defense Attorney Kerry he was detained and taken — including aggravated bat- State Attorney Shalla Jefcoat Adkinson responded with BETHLEHEM – Threats to in for involuntary evaluation tery on the victim, Walter showing physical evidence of depictions of an overly an unspecified faculty member as outlined under Florida Gage Hallman. the crime scene and calling dramatic, trouble-seeking of Bethlehem School as well statutes. “I’m just glad there’s a nine witnesses to testify to mother Angela Joyner and as employees at the Geneva, Holmes County Sheriff’s little closure behind it all,” the events as they unfolded. daughter Cheyenne Joyner, Alabama based company Reli- Office then notified Bethle- said Walt Hallman, Gage’s She described Underwood Gage’s girlfriend — and able Metals were reported to hem School administration father. “But it is a little bit and his wife Delores Swine- Underwood as an elderly the Holmes County Sheriff’s and Geneva County Sheriff’s disappointing that the most burg as “nosey neighbors” man who wanted to stand Office from a third party. Office of the incident. important count, he was who were constantly anx- his ground and protect Deputies then made contact Additional deputies will be found not guilty on.” ious to report whatever was his elderly wife Swines- with the subject, who denied present on Bethlehem School The conviction for the going on at their neighbor’s burg from possibly being making the statements; how- campus out of caution. charge would have meant Gap Boulevard property in physically overpowered by ever due to some alarming The investigation is still Underwood would have Sunny Hills. Facebook posts made by the ongoing. had to intentionally or “Everything is a big deal See TRIAL, A5

* ** A4 Wednesday, May 30, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser OPINION Remember the fallen emorial Day is the traditional, if unofficial, start of summer. For most, it’s a time to relax M — or worry about sub tropi- cal storms as was this case this year. But Monday also should have been a time to reflect — on the sacrifices that secured our freedoms and made such opportuni- ties for leisure possible. Although Memo- rial Day pays tribute to those who died in service to their country, in recent years it has morphed into a kind of second Veterans Day, honoring those who have served, and are serving. And that’s OK. They deserve to be thanked beyond one day in November. But if storm worries and family respon- sibilities stopped you from setting aside a few moments Monday to meditate on those who didn’t return home, or who arrived in a flag-draped casket, it Happy Corner by Hazel Wells Tison is never too late and they deserve it. Memorial Day initially was established seed. Potatoes are one of the beans with hambone, stewed to honor the Union dead of the Civil War earliest crops harvested in the squash and onions and a big (the former Confederate states set aside spring along with green beans baker of pone cornbread. And a separate day in remembrance of their and squash. Ours were usu- Sweet Tea.That was our main fallen soldiers). After World War I, it was ally dug with a shovel, a few menu for the remainder of the expanded to include all of America’s war hills at a time to allow the other spring until the peas and corn deaths, which total more than 650,000. Hazel Tison plants to continue to grow. came in. Most people today America’s last surviving World War I No scratching underneath a have learned to eat new pota- veteran died in 2011. According to the U.S. plant for a mess and allowing toes with the skins on and we do Department of Veterans Affairs, of the 16 have never heard anyone the remainder to grow. Daddy too. My children liked it when million Americans who served say, back when people didn’t believe in doing it that I cooked a boiler of the little during World War II, fewer than 560,000 are I actually scraped potatoes, way. When they had ceased to tiny ones. They called them alive today, and we are losing 362 each day. that they just loved to scrape grow and the ground was well marble taters. Some people like Please join them in honoring the 405,399 those little red orbs which love cracked around the plants, then to cook them in the pot with Americans who died in service from 1941-45, above all to stain your fingers it was time to plow them all up. green beans, with or without as well as those veterans who remain with us. a dirty brown. When I was That was the time where we the skins. I really prefer to Observe a moment of silence for growing up on the farm, Val- children came in as we crawled have them scraped and cooked the 36,516 killed in Korea, and the entine’s day was not a day to along the plowed row picking like my Mama did them, but 58,209 who died in Vietnam. exchange lacey red and white up the potatoes and placing I seldom fix them that way as This year marks the 50th anniversary cards containing romantic them in short hampers to be today’s fast pace doesn’t allow of bloodiest year of the Vietnam War: words. It was a day to plant toted to the barn where they’d time for such extravagance. 16,529 Americans were killed in 1968. seed potatoes which we called be spread on dry straw to dry Too, the scraping is only pos- More recently, more than 6,700 Ameri- Irish potatoes to distinguish out. This was when potato wars sible when the potatoes first can servicemen and women have died them from sweet potatoes. (If broke out as Daddy left us in the come out of the ground. As in Afghanistan and Iraq since 2001. the weather was too wet and potato field to work unsuper- they dry the skins don’t come The Military Times has a website, Honor cold for the soil to have been vised. That was not the end of off easily and then peeling is the Fallen, that documents each and prepared, not to worry. The my involvement with the potato required or cook with the skins every death in those theaters. Click on proper seasoning would arrive crop, however. Every day, it on. With genetic engineer- those faces. Study them. So many exhibit soon.) The seed potatoes had seemed to me, I was assigned ing, maybe they will soon youth, enthusiasm and confidence. already been cut in chunks, a to take a bucket, go to the barn develop a potato that is skin- They aren’t cold statistics. They job which our Dad reserved for and get enough new potatoes less. Or perhaps they already are individuals, each with a story. himself, but we liked to sit at for the noon meal. First I had have. Thanks to our son Hiram If you didn’t make it to one of the Memo- his feet as he performed this to wash them well; then, I’d for new potatoes, beans and rial Day ceremonies held at area and cem- task. It was important to get cover them with clean water squash. Since we set out to be eteries and pay public tribute to the fallen, at least one good eye per cube in a shallow pan and begin the blueberry growers, our garden- please at least take a private moment to of potato and no one could do unpleasant task of scraping. ing has fallen by the wayside. solemnly contemplate on the tremendous that as successfully as he did. A short paring knife was the We look forward to our normal human cost of the nation’s wars and the Some people would cut off best instrument for this hateful summer menu of field peas, dedication to service of those who fought skimpy pieces of potato con- job. I liked the way my Mama genetically engineered sweet and died. Discuss the meaning of the holiday taining the eyes and reserve the cooked them, boiled in salty corn that stays sweet for days with your children, so they can understand remainder to cook and eat for water till tender. Then, she instead of hours, fried and and appreciate what it took to secure these themselves. Not at our house. would drain most of the water, boiled okra, corn bread, and blessings that we as Americans enjoy. Daddy believed in the prin- add butter and cover with fresh home-grown tomatoes. And From Yorktown to Gettysburg, the ciple of sowing and reaping, to milk or cream, and put them on Sweet Tea. A bit of bleach or Marne to Guadalcanal and the Ardennes him that sows sparingly shall the back of the wood-burning a scrub with a lemon rind will Forest, Inchon to Khe Sanh to Fallujah, reap sparingly. So the whole range to stay warm until serv- rid your fingers of the stains the nation should be eternally grate- potato was cut up and used for ing time. We usually had green caused by new potato scraping. ful for those who sacrificed — not just on Memorial Day, but every day.

Have something to say? Vacationers of a certain age

Letters to the editor and comments on Web ver- because we’ve already made who are shocked that the lyrics of sions of news stories are welcomed. love 36 times since we arrived one Johnny Mercer song aren’t, Letters are edited only for grammar, spelling, clar- at the shuttle station. Ha ha.”) “You’ve got to accentuate the ity, space and consistency, but we ask that they Tourist-mecca restaurants are positive/Eliminate the nega- be limited to 300 words where possible. Letter especially adept at reminding me tive/Latch onto the affirmative/ writers are asked to provide a home address and of the tightrope I walk. The harsh And kill any cop who harasses daytime telephone number (neither is printed) for Danny Tyree lighting in the bathroom makes you for slapping your (exple- verifi cation purposes. me look half-past Tutankhamun, tive deleted) and her sister!” Letters may be sent to 1364 N. Railroad Ave., Chi- but at most eateries I’m still two At my age, “girl watching” now pley, FL 32428 or emailed to news@chipleypaper. y family has just fin- to seven years away from being consists of observing standard- com. Please specify if the letter should be printed ished an Orlando-area qualified to sit at the Big Kids issue 4-year-old tykes handle in the Washington County News or Holmes County M vacation, and while my Table and get a senior discount. the roller coasters with a lot less Times-Advertiser. Questions? Call 638-0212. wife is several years younger Speaking of the lighting, I no screaming and nausea than I do. than I, it’s more blindingly longer feel compelled to buy I wish I could hang around to obvious than ever that I’m at stuffed animals twice the size see how strong their stomachs HOLMES COUNTY PUBLISHER Nicole P. Barefi eld an awkward age as a tourist. of my son; but I do find myself are when they finally draw their imes INTERIM EDITOR I’m in that “no man’s land” buying bottles of sunscreen twice first Social Security check! T Jacqueline Bostick Advertiser PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR between pushing a stroller the size of my FIRST CAR. Tourists older and younger Cameron Everett and riding a motorized cart, Unlike shortsighted tour- than me may grab theme- The Times-Advertiser is SUBSCRIPTION RATES between ringing the arcade bell ists 20 or 30 years my junior, I park 3-D glasses with glee, published on Wednesdays by In county Out of county GateHouse Media LLC at 112 E. 13 weeks: $13.30 $17.70 with a hammer and employ- don’t automatically scoop up but my heart-stopping first Virginia Ave., Bonifay, FL 32425. 26 weeks: $19.90 $26.50 ing a ball peen hammer to open every single overpriced souve- impulse is “Does my com- 52 weeks: $32.00 $43.00 Periodicals postage paid at Home delivery subscribers may a child-proof pill bottle. nir that catches my eye. Older pany vision plan cover this?” Bonifay, Florida. be charged a higher rate for I don’t need oxygen tanks or and wiser, I just want to find a If my car breaks down on holiday editions. Copyright Notice: The entire pacemakers, but neither am I good wholesale lumber yard on the road, I can’t quite give contents of the Holmes County CONTACT US one of those insufferable young my travels, so I can purchase a a mechanic the old “fixed Times-Advertiser are fully Publisher: Nicole Barefi eld protected by copyright and nbarefi [email protected] adults who always sets off theme cheap two-by-four to prop up income” story. And some- cannot be reproduced in any Interim Editor: Jacqueline Bostick form for any purpose without [email protected], park metal detectors even with- my sagging bookshelf of “De- how “I’ll have to suck up the expressed permission of 850-638-0212 out keys and pocket knives. (“Ha clutter Your Home” books. to my boss and some GateHouse Media LLC. News, sports, opinion: [email protected] ha! It’s just my ABS OF STEEL! I’m spry enough that the more overtime” doesn’t The views expressed here are Classifi ed: Oops, I’d better put them to swing music played at Dis- have quite the same ring. not necessarily those of this 850-638-0212, paper or GateHouse Media. [email protected] use. My slender blushing bride ney’s Hollywood Studios was I’m old enough to have Circulation Customer Service: accidentally passed between the already relegated to OLDIES my own mortgage paid, but Postmaster: 1-850-522-5197 Send address change to: molecules of the glass enclo- stations when I was in col- young enough to slave at Holmes County Times-Advertiser P.O. Box 67, Bonifay, FL 32425 © Copyright 2018, GateHouse sure of the snake exhibit. Guess lege; but I’m not as young as the helping a motel conglomer- USPS 004-341 Media LLC. All Rights Reserved. she was a little light-headed baggy-pantsed whippersnappers ate pay off its indebtedness. * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, May 30, 2018 A5 NATION&WORLD

One still missing in Maryland fl ooding

By David McFadden city’s Main Street, told Some people reported The Associated Press The Baltimore Sun that hearing a blaring alarm she watched as gushing during the flooding. ELLICOTT CITY, Md. waters swept three or Others said they gathered — One man remained four parked cars down in the second story of a missing after flash flood- the street. building and anxiously ing tore down historic “It’s significantly watched the seething Main Street in Ellicott higher than it was waters. One sight during City, Maryland, and left a before,” she told the the flood: a handmade, community heartbroken newspaper, comparing white flag hung from an at seeing severe damage the floodwaters to those upper story of a Main less than two years after of 2016. Street building bearing another devastating Mike Muccilli, a meteo- the letters SOS. flood. rologist with the National “If you are trapped, we Howard County Exec- Weather Service in Ster- are coming,” the Howard utive Allan Kittleman said ling, Virginia, said Sunday County Department of Monday morning that it was too early to make Fire and Rescue Services his priorities are find- comparisons between tweeted at one point. ing the missing man and the two floods. But he said Ellicott City has been assessing the condition Residents gather by a bridge Monday to look at cars left crumpled in one of the both were devastating. rebuilding since the of buildings that house tributaries of the Patapsco River that burst its banks as it channeled through historic In the July 2016 storm, 2016 flooding damaged shops, restaurants and Main Street in Ellicott City, Md. Sunday’s destructive fl ooding left the former mill town Ellicott City received 6.6 and destroyed busi- families. heartbroken as it had bounded back from another destructive storm less than two years inches (17 centimeters) of nesses. Local officials “We’re certainly ago. [DAVID MCFADDEN/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] rain over a two- to three- recently said 96 percent making every effort to hour period. On Sunday, of the businesses were locate that individual,” when raging, brown damaged at all two years “They say this is a the community received back in operation and he said. waters ripped through ago terribly damaged this once every 1,000-year nearly 8 inches (20.32 more than 20 new busi- Howard County police the town. time.” flood and we’ve had two centimeters) of rain over a nesses had again opened identified him Monday as The area remained At a news conference of them in two years,” six-hour period, but most in the Main Street area. 39-year-old Severn resi- blocked off Monday, even Sunday night, Kittleman Hogan said. of it fell during an intense, Just two weeks ago, dent Eddison Hermond, to residents and business and Gov. Larry Hogan Sunday’s flooding three-hour period, Muc- Hogan announced that an active member of the owners, as Kittleman vowed to help people swept away parked cars in cilli said. the Federal Emergency Army National Guard. surveyed the debris. rebuild their lives again. the city, which sits along “In a normal heavy Management Agency Hermond was reported “If you look at the dev- “We will be there for the west bank of the Pata- rain event, you wouldn’t had awarded the state missing to police about astation and the damage, them as we were in 2016,” psco River, about 13 miles see this amount of flood- and county more than $1 12:30 a.m. Monday, but I would certainly say Kittleman said. (20 kilometers) west of ing, where you see cars million to pay for projects has not been seen since it’s worse than 2016,” Hogan promised “every Baltimore. floating down the road,” aimed at reducing the about 5:20 p.m. at the he said. “We’ve had bit of assistance we pos- Jessica Ur, a server at Muccilli said. “This was a flood risk in areas around height of the flooding, areas that were not even sibly can.” Pure Wine Cafe on the true flash flood.” Main Street.

away from his wife,” of the case included: The shooting resulted in unfolding of the case. I feel for all the people TRIAL Adkinson told jurors in his there was a verbal alter- him being life flighted to “Ultimately, (Under- involved in it.” closing statement, noting cation between Angela the hospital on that Sept. wood’s) family is going to The Hallmans will From Page A3 the shots were an effort to and Cheyenne Joyner, and 4 day. lose a grandfather, a dad seek a civil suit due to “scare” off the Joyners. Swinesbug, Underwood May 7 was his third — I hate it for his family the life-long health “He was acting in self did shoot his .22 revolver surgery, in which a colos- also,” he added. “There’s complications Gage will the mother and daugh- defense; he is not guilty,” resulting in Gage Hallman tomy bag was removed. nothing good going to face that resulted out of ter during the roadway he later said. being hit, and Gage’s role According to the sur- come out of all of this. the conflict. argument. Jefcoat responded in her in the altercation: he had geon’s testimony, the He noted several times, closing statement, saying, tried to diffuse the conflict projectile went through after leaving their resi- still, Underwood reacted by verbally and physically Gage’s rectum and blad- dents, the Joyners, in unreasonably. guiding the Joyner ladies der and was centimeters separate vehicles, had “You can’t say just back to their vehicles. away from hitting a stopped in front of the because they’re elderly, All-in-all, witness tes- major artery. He will be Underwood and Swines- they can shoot at anyone timonies and a recorded susceptible to hernias burg property, exited their that yells at them or any- statement of simple throughout his life. vehicles to argue with body that yells at his wife, remorse by Underwood, “Him being such a good Swinesburg, who was at he can go out there and proved Gage had been hearted person is what or near the roadway by shoot at them,” she said a near bystander in the got him in that bind,” her property. moments later. “That is conflict and was unfor- Hallman said, noting his “(Underwood) was not what the law states.” tunately caught in the son had upheld a positive trying to get them people Some undisputed facts crossfire. outlook throughout the

* ** A6 Wednesday, May 30, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser

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SALT LAKE CITY BRUSSELS Senator who freed Holt urges Venezuela dialogue

The chairman of the Senate Foreign Rela- tions Committee is urging engagement with Venezu- ela’s socialist government after he traveled to the South American nation to bring home a Utah man jailed for two years with- out a trial. Joshua Holt is scheduled to return to Salt Lake City on Monday night after receiving medical care and visiting President Donald Trump in Washington. He was released over the weekend following secret, backchannel negotiations between members of the U.S. Congress and Ven- ezuelan officials. Republican Sen. Bob Polish Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz, left, speaks Corker of Tennessee trav- with Spanish Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis Quecedo eled to Caracas on Friday to during a meeting of EU foreign ministers Monday at seal the deal with President the Europa building in Brussels. The European Union Nicolas Maduro that would is seeking to shield the bloc’s strategic and economic bring Holt home. interests in Iran in the wake of the U.S. withdrawal from MEXICO CITY the international nuclear deal, as the EU foreign policy Mexico train robberies chief insisted Monday that the unity of the member states rise as thieves block was unquestioned. [VIRGINIA MAYO/AP] tracks KINSHASA, CONGO Freight train robbers in Mexico are increasingly blocking tracks or loosen- ing rails to stop trains and steal the contents, causing increasing danger. The federal rail agency said Monday the number of cargo thefts increased from 532 in the last quarter to 561 in the first quarter of 2018. While that’s only a 5 percent increase, thieves are using more dangerous ways to stop the trains. In the past they often triggered the brakes on freight cars or uncoupled them. But thieves blocked tracks with rocks or vehi- cles over 250 times, a 42 percent increase . And they loosened or stole rail clips or other pieces of track 222 times, almost triple the fourth quarter total. REDDING, CALIF. A health care worker takes the temperatures of Flight school employees passengers at Ngobila Beach, Thursday in Kinshasa, accused of kidnapping Democratic Republic of Congo. Offi cials began vaccinating health workers and others on Monday in Two employees of a Bikoro, where Congo’s current Ebola outbreak was fi rst Northern California flight declared. Congo’s Health Minister Oly Ilunga traveled school were arrested on to oversee the Ebola vaccinations of at least 10 people suspicion of kidnapping a in Bikoro, where at least fi ve of 12 Ebola deaths have student pilot and trying to happened. [JOHN BOMPENGO/AP] send him back to his native China, authorities said. MADRID Jonathan McCon- key, general manager at IASCO Flight Training, and his assistant, Kelsi Hoser, were taken into custody May 25 at the municipal airport in Red- ding, police said. Tianshu Shi, a trainee in the United States on a stu- dent visa, sustained minor injuries , investigators said. McConkey and Hoser showed up at Shi’s apart- ment the evening of May 24 and told him he was going to be “shipped back” to China the following morning, said Redding Police Corporal Rob Peterson. NOBLESVILLE, IND. Teacher who stopped attack says he had to save students

A suburban Indianapolis Former Popular Party’s treasurer Luis Barcenas arrives to teacher who was shot while the National Court, Monday in Madrid. Spain’s parliament tackling and disarming a agreed Monday to subject Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy student inside his classroom to a vote of no confi dence this week in the wake of graft said Monday that his swift convictions of businesspeople and offi cials tied to his decisions “were the only conservative Popular Party. Among those convicted was acceptable actions” to save Barcenas, who was sentenced to 33 years behind bars his seventh-grade students. and a fi ne of 44 million euros ($51.1 million). [FRANCISCO Seaman is credited with SECO/AP] stopping an armed student who entered his classroom LAS VEGAS Sugars’ girl was born at Noblesville West Middle Shooting survivors name May 18, the same day the School. Witnesses said the baby after Vegas hockey Golden Knights beat the 29-year-old former college player Winnipeg Jets to advance football player ran toward to the NHL Stanley Cup bullets as he tackled the A couple who survived playoffs, KLAS-TV student. Seaman was shot the October shooting at a reported . three times, according to Las Vegas country music The Las Vegas couple his brother. festival has named their originally had Austin in “I want to make it clear newborn after one of the mind as their daughter’s that my actions on that Vegas Golden Knights name, but decided to go day, in my mind, were the hockey players, saying with Riley — named after only acceptable actions I the team brought posi- Knights player Reilly could have done given the tivity into their lives after Smith. circumstances,” Seaman the tragedy. said Monday. Lauren and Brad The Associated Press * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, May 30, 2018 A7 Meff ord receives Mayo award

Special to Times Advertiser On June 15, 1988, the Mayo positions including the bat- Non-Commissioned Officers talion’s training and operation On April 25, 1980, Tech- Professional Military Educa- officer. He helped the Blue nical Sergeant Joel C. Mayo, tion Center at Holloman Air Devil Battalion to successfully a member of the Holmes Force Base was named in complete numerous missions County High School Class his honor. Mayo is buried in and also assisted the JROTC of 1964, was one of ninety Arlington National Cemetery. program in maintaining honor servicemen who composed Technical Sergeant Joel C. unit with distinction during a specially trained com- Mayo is a true American hero. his tenure in JROTC. He has mando group that flew into To honor Joel’s memory and always been respectful and a Iran to rescue the fifty-three to recognize character and role model for discipline. Americans who had been held service in a graduating senior, Dellian has enlisted with hostage by Iran since Novem- the HCHS Class of 1964 initi- the United States Army and ber 4, 1979. ated the Joel C. Mayo Service will be starting basic training On that dark evening at an Award in 1983. The 2018 on June 6, 2018. The Mayo abandoned air strip in Iran, winner of the Mayo Award is Award consists of a check for Air Force Technical Sergeant Dellian Mefford. $500, a certificate of recogni- Mayo, at 34 years of age, was Dellian was a member tion and Dellian’s name being one of eight men who gave of the JROTC program for engraved on the Mayo Award Pictured from left: Dellian Mefford, recipient of 2018 Mayo Award, their lives for their coun- four years. During his time Plaque that resides in the Brenda Alford, member of HCHS Class of 1964, and First Sergeant try when they were killed in in the program he excelled trophy display case at Holmes Randy Burlew, JROTC Instructor at HCHS. the aborted rescue attempt. in numerous leadership County High. [SPECIAL TO TIMES - ADVERTISER]

COMMUNITY EVENTS

If you would like your — Kid Safety Expo will be held 850-638-9113, Monday- Nancy Springer's Enola Holmes School. The program is part of events included in this from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the fol- Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to Mysteries novel series. the 2018 FLYP Summer Pro- list, email information to: lowing Saturdays: at the June 2 noon. gram. For more information [email protected] and June 16; at the Lynn Haven 2018 Panhandle Watermelon call 850-547-3573. Walmart on June 9 and June HCPL to host book signing Festival Pageant to be held WCCOA to host 30. The expo will also be at the Wausau to host cake auction Panhandle Watermelon Festi- BONIFAY — Holmes County CHIPLEY — The 62nd photography exhibit val Saturday, June 23. For more Public Library will hold a book Annual Panhandle Water- CHIPLEY – The Washing- information call 850-638-1858 signing with Holmes County melon Festival Pageant will be WAUSAU — Wausau Public ton County Council on Aging or 850-326-9109. author Nancy Springer from held at the Washington County Library and the Town of Wausau will hold a cake auction from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Agriculture Center, located at will host a photography exhibit at 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, June 1. Tickets on sale for June 5. Springer will be sign- 1424 Jackson Avenue (High- 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 7 in the Bids can be made via Facebook The Hallelujah Girls ing and selling her latest book way 90) in Chipley at 6:30 Town Hall located at 1607 2nd or by coming into the Coun- "The Oddling Prince". She is a p.m. Friday, June 8 and at 6:30 Avenue, in Wausau, Florida. cil. All bids start at $15. Cakes CHIPLEY - Tickets are on member of the Holmes County p.m. Saturday, June 9. For Avery Wood, who grew up in that are being donated for the sale for The Hallelujah Girls, Friends of the Library group and more information call Teresa the Wausau area, has spent many auction need to be delivered directed by Tina Goodman. the proceeds from the sell of Bush at 850-263-4744 or 850- years photographing local people no later than 8 a.m. on the The show takes the stage her book will go to the Holmes 263-3072 or 850-415-0692 or and their surroundings. There day of the auction. If you win Friday, June 1 through Sunday, County Public Library. This Melissa Miles at 850-260-4323. will be a display of his work a cake they may be picked up June 3. Show times are at 7 new book, The Oddling Prince and a short slide presentation from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at p.m. on Friday and Saturday was included in Publisher's Library to host Mrs. Kate during the exhibit. Those inter- WCCOA. For more informa- and at 2 p.m. Sunday. Tick- Weekly Top 10 list of science/ Singin’ and Smilin’ ested in people and homesteads tion call 850-638-6216. ets are $12 for adults and $10 fiction/fantasy/horror for of old Wausau are encouraged for seniors (65+) and military Spring 2018. Legendary Enter- BONIFAY — The Holmes to attend. There will also be Kid Safety Expo (with active or retired ID). tainment has made a deal with County Public Library will Wausau Fun Day slides from announces dates To purchase your Emmy-nominated Millie Bobby host Mrs. Kate Singin’ and the 1980s. Help is requested to tickets visit www.spanish- Brown to star in and produce a Smilin’ at 9 a.m. Thursday, identify faces of those who par- CHIPLEY/ LYNN HAVEN trailplayhouse.com or call feature film series based on June 14 at the Bonifay K-8 ticipated in those events.

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* ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, May 30, 2018 A9 FOOD

FLASH IN THE PAN No ordinary omelet Whipped egg whites, creamy yolks and a spinach nest make this meal unique

By Ari LeVaux While that is going, work on the More Content Now eggs. The fresher the eggs are, the better. Separate the yolks from the ecently at the farmers whites of two eggs, storing them in market, I scored spinach separate bowls. Don’t let any yolk or in many forms. A sack of water get into the whites. And if you baby spinach at one stand, wash your hands after separating the R eggs, make sure they are very dry sturdy and juicy tiny leaves that were painstakingly harvested from before proceeding. Using an egg- young plants. Elsewhere, I acquired beater or similar tool beat the whites a bundle of spinach plants, bunched until they are stiff, with no liquid together like at the supermarket but whites in the bowl. Pour cream into with no broken stems, ripped leaves the yolks and beat them with a fork or festering pieces of slime stuck until fully combined. Put both egg bowls closest between. I also got some beefy leaves in the fridge until it’s time for the magic. to you, from a crop that was seeded last fall folding it in and got an early start this spring. When the pan goodies are done, add a half over the egg. Every leaf would go in ser- little soy sauce and garlic powder, and As you try to lift from vice of an extra-puffy inside- stir it around to mix and absorb. Remove under with the spatulas it will out spinach omelet. half from the pan and set aside. Spread try to slide away from you. Keep it up, around the portion that remains in the gently, until it hits the side of the pan Puff y Inside-Out Spinach pan so it’s evenly dispersed. Add butter and is trapped. Turn off the heat and let This omelet puffs up like a Omelet Souffl e or oil if the pan isn’t very oily, then begin it sit there, puffy, and serve. souffl e and is somehow folded arranging the spinach leaves. All of the in half. [ARI LEVAUX] • 2 eggs stems should be parallel, with about half If you suspect the egg is underdone, add • Fresh spinach, in bunches or bags of the leaf tips facing one direction, and ¼ cup water to the pan and cook with • Bacon, cheese, garlic, mushrooms, half the other. Those stems will be like the lid on until the water steams off. herbs, greens — stuff to fry for a fi lling rings around the rolled omelet, holding • 2 T butter (at least) it together. Atop that matrix you can can Serve it with coffee and some hot sauce. • ¼ cup cream (or half-and-half or milk) toss in more leaves haphazardly, fi lling in • 2 T olive oil (or more) any gaps, covering pan and crustings. • Soy sauce (to taste) • Salt, garlic powder, pepper, other Set the heat on low-ish, and remove spices the egg bowls. Using a spoon or rubber spatula, gently fold the egg yolk into the We begin by preparing the stuffi ng, stiff whites. Don’t mix completely. Leave which doubles as pan crusting, browned areas of pure white, and let the yolks run bits of goodness that stick to the outside around and gather at the bottom a little. of the omelet. This is the one spot in the recipe where I won’t be micromanaging Carefully spoon the egg mixture onto you, so now is your chance to get cre- the spinach, in a line across the middle ative. Bacon, chopped into little pieces, of the pan, directly perpendicular to is a classic thing to include here, as it the orientation of the stems. The runny contributes its wonderful fat. If I can get yolk will fi nd its way through the cracks good stuff I use it. Otherwise, butter and between the leaves and grab onto the mushrooms and some kind of cheese. pan crustings. I like cheese curds because they fry nicely, as do chunks of semi-hard cheese. Carefully arrange the goodies in the Chèvre or similar soft goat cheese is middle, letting them sink into the eggs. amazing in this dish. If using soft cheese, Now is the time to add soft cheese if it gets added later. using, also atop the egg foam.

Fry the browned bits slowly, never burn- As it heats it will puff, and soon will get ing, adding oil if necessary. Add chunks so big you will wonder how to wrangle of garlic if you wish. It will sweeten if it. Two spatulas is the way to go. Let it cooked slowly. When the browned bits cook about fi ve minutes, during which of goodness are nearly done, consider the spinach will steam the egg from the adding greens here. I had some water- bottom. Go around the pan with a knife cress, which added a nice spice to the to loosen any egg on the side, and slide fi lling. Another time I used baby bok a spatula under the omelet to free it choy. from the pan. Grab the other spatula and use them both on the side of the omelet

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The Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Godwin Kelly & Ken Willis have covered NASCAR for NASCAR THIS WEEK nearly 60 years combined. godwin.kelly@ news-jrnl.com [email protected]

SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we had to ask ourselves Compelling questions ... and CHARLOTTE maybe a few actual answers Which driver, not named or , is next to win a Cup race? THREE THINGS WE LEARNED Danica insists she’s done. Do you GODSPEAK: Give me Ryan 1. One-car track believe her? Blaney at Pocono. After his car burned up at Charlotte, Charlotte Motor Speed- Yes and … maybe. Right now, she he will top the charts this way’s Coca-Cola 600 is retired, having completed her week. proved once again it is a “Danica Double-Trouble” — crashing KEN’S CALL: I’ll stick with the one-car race track. Kyle out of the Daytona and Indy 500s. Kyle theme and say Larson, Busch led 377 of 400 laps But let’s say a couple of years from but not until Michigan in two and turned this marathon now, her post-racing career needs weeks. into a snorefest. Charlotte a jolt, and perhaps some sports-car has a recent history of team could use some star-power Where does “Will Power” rewarding the car and for, say, the Rolex 24, can we see rank among all-time best driver with the right bal- that happening? Absolutely. Maybe racer names? ance. Bring on the ROVAL! not. But maybe. How’s that for an GODSPEAK: It is defi nitely in answer? the top fi ve all-time, but I am 2. Johnson forever a man. wants win Who’s the next fi ve for the Hall of KEN’S CALL: It’d be a better Fame? fi t for a triathlete, so I’m (no laps sticking with the Speed boys led) has gone a year with- is a lock, while Buddy — Lake and Scott. out winning a Cup race. Baker and Joe Gibbs seem likely. His last win was June 4, But , 2017 at Dover. He nabbed and Greg Biffl e will become eligible FEUD OF THE WEEK a fi fth-place at Charlotte. next year, so a lot of votes will be “It feels good, but damn spread around. I’m still confused KYLE BUSCH VS. KEVIN I want to win,” Johnson Kyle Busch tosses his son Brexton in the air as he as to why doesn’t HARVICK: Busch won the said. “I’m tired of running celebrates winning the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte. get more recognition for his four Coca-Cola 600 and Harvick fi fth; I’m tired of running [AP/CHUCK BURTON] championships as ’s fi nished dead last in the race. whatever it is.” crew chief. No matter. These are the two drivers who will be feuding 3. Big bang theory crashing out of the Indy seemed around, went — Ken Willis, ken.willis for the Cup championship 500. “I’m not really sure around. @news-jrnl.com this year. Meanwhile, on the north what happened,” she said GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: Since side of the Ohio River, of her single-car spin in — Godwin Kelly, there was no confl ict on the closed Turn 2. “It just seemed godwin.kelly@ CUP STANDINGS track at Charlotte, we are out her racing career by to come around.” What news-jrnl.com taking the long view and it 1. Kyle Busch 573 is shaping up as a two-man 2. 506 fi ght from here to Home- 3. Kevin Harvick 485 stead. Both are hard-headed 4. 437 drivers. 5. Martin Truex Jr. 430 THREE THINGS TO WATCH 6. 429 6. 429 GODWIN’S PICKS 1. Think again 8. 421 FOR POCONO 9. 382 If you think you know who 10. 376 WINNER: will win Sunday’s NASCAR 11. Ryan Blaney 375 REST OF TOP 5: Kurt Busch, Cup Series race at Pocono 12. Jimmie Johnson 327 Kyle Busch, Kyle Larson, Brad Raceway, better think 13. 314 Keselowski again. Why? Because 11 14. 299 FIRST ONE OUT: different drivers have 15. 296 DARK HORSE: won races in the last 12 15. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 296 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Pocono races. The only 17. Paul Menard 263 Blaney gets his second career driver to score two wins 18. Daniel Suarez 245 victory where he got his fi rst in that time frame was 19. 244 career victory. Dale Earnhardt Jr., who 20. Jamie McMurray 231 swept both Poconos in 2014. The list includes MOTOR MOUTHS retired , almost WHAT’S ON TAP PODCAST retired , plus Ryan Blaney climbs from his burning car at Charlotte. This fi rst-time winners Chris Sunday he hopes to climb into Victory Lane at Pocono. [AP/ CUP SERIES: Pocono 400 We recap the big week- Buescher and Ryan Blaney. AMANDA NEWMAN] SITE: (2.5-mile, end and take dead aim on triangle shaped) summer. 2. Box-checking missing a win at . those tracks, including a TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox “The fi rst one to check off whopping nine triumphs at Sports 2, 11:30 a.m.), qualifying (Fox Tune in online at Kyle Busch did something all the tracks and get it all Phoenix. He has two boxes Sports 2, 4 p.m.). Saturday, practice www.news-journalonline. Sunday in the Coca-Cola done,” Busch said, quickly to check in order to make (Fox Sports 1, 11:30 a.m.). Sunday, com/daytonamotormouths 600 no other driver in adding, “I don’t want to go it a clean sweep. He has race (Fox Sports 1, coverage begins NASCAR’s modern era had to any new ones.” never won at Kentucky, at 12:30 p.m.; green fl ag, 2:15 p.m.) ever done — win at every which has held only seven active race track on the 3. Where’s Harvick? Cup races, or Pocono. At XFINITY: Pocono Green 250 Cup Series. He checked the 2.5-mile Pocono tri- SITE: Pocono Raceway the last box by winning at A total of 23 race tracks angle, Harvick is 0-for-34. SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox Charlotte Motor Speed- host 36 Cup races each Sports 2, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.). Satur- way. Even the great Jeff season. Kevin Harvick has — Godwin Kelly, godwin. day, qualifying (Fox Sports 1, 9:30 Gordon could not do that, won multiple races at 11 of [email protected] a.m.), race (Fox Sports 1, 1 p.m.)

KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

KEVIN KYLE JOEY MARTIN CLINT DENNY KURT BUSCH KYLE BRAD JIMMIE HARVICK BUSCH LOGANO TRUEX JR. BOWYER HAMLIN Three-time LARSON KESELOWSKI JOHNSON Hold on #1 Is it his turn Rarely good Sniffi ng a 0-for-24 at Current win- Pocono Middle name Five straight Quietly might be to win three at Pocono victory Pocono less streak winner is Miyata top-fi ves at rounding into tenuous straight? at 24 Pocono decent form 12345678910

2018 SCHEDULE AND WINNERS April 29: Geico 500 at Talladega (Joey Logano) Aug. 12: Pure Michigan 400 Feb. 11: Clash at Daytona (Brad Keselowski) May 6: AAA 400 at Dover (Kevin Harvick) Aug. 18: Night Race at Bristol Feb. 15: Can-Am Duel at Daytona (Ryan Blaney and May 12: Go Bowling 400 at Kansas (Kevin Harvick) Sept. 2: at Darlington Chase Elliott) May 19: All-Star Race at Charlotte (Kevin Harvick) Sept. 9: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Feb. 18: (Austin Dillon) May 27: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte (Kyle Busch) Sept. 16: Las Vegas 400 Feb. 25: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta (Kevin Harvick) June 3: Pocono 400 Sept. 22: at Richmond March 4: Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas (Kevin Harvick) June 10: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan Sept. 30: Bank of America 500(k) at Charlotte road course March 11: Camping World 500(k) at Phoenix (Kevin June 24: /Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Oct. 7: Delaware 400 at Dover Harvick) July 1: Chicago 400 at Chicagoland Oct. 14: Alabama 500 at Talladega March 18: at Fontana (Martin Truex) July 7: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona Oct. 21: at Kansas March 26: STP 500 at Martinsville (Clint Bowyer) July 14: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Oct. 28: First Data 500 at Martinsville April 8: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas (Kyle Busch) July 22: New Hampshire 301 Nov. 4: April 15: Food City 500 at Bristol (Kyle Busch) July 29: Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono Nov. 11: Can-Am 500(k) at Phoenix April 21: at Richmond (Kyle Busch) Aug. 5: 355 at the Glen, at Watkins Glen Nov. 18: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead * ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, May 30, 2018 A11 SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF Unlike ATLANTA Djokovic, Braves place Acuna on DL with mild ACL sprain past champ The Atlanta Braves have Wawrinka placed left fielder Ronald Kingdom Acuna Jr. on the 10-day dis- loses early abled list with a mild ACL sprain in his left knee and bruises to his knee and lower By Howard Fendrich back. come The Associated Press The team announced Acu- na’s MRI results during the Another NBA Finals brings another PARIS — Like Novak first game of Monday’s dou- huge challenge for LeBron James Djokovic, Stan Wawrinka bleheader against the New is a past French Open York Mets. champion still working his Acuna’s leg buckled while way back into form after running out a grounder Sunday surgery. in Boston. He fell on his back Like Djokovic, Waw- after crossing the bag, then rinka is ranked lower rolled over on his front side than he has been in more with what looked to be a grue- than a decade. And like some injury. The 20-year-old Djokovic, Wawrinka surprisingly walked off the dia- recently reunited with a mond, declining a wheelchair. coach who helped guide him to success earlier in FOXBOROUGH, MASS. his career. Yale beats Duke 13-11 for Both men were in first- NCAA lacrosse title round action at Roland Garros on Monday, but Jack Tigh scored 36 sec- unlike Djokovic, who won onds into the game for his first in straight sets, Wawrinka of three goals in the opening could not summon and half, and Matt Gaudet scored sustain the sort of high- four goals as Yale beat Duke Cavaliers forward LeBron James celebrates as his team pulls away from the Celtics near the end of the level play that has carried 13-11 on Monday to win its first fourth quarter in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference fi nals Sunday in Boston. [ELISE AMENDOLA/THE ASSOCIATED him to major titles in Paris NCAA lacrosse title. PRESS] and elsewhere. Return- The third-seeded Bulldogs ing to a place where he (17-3) scored the first three won the title in 2015 and goals of the game and struck By Brian Mahoney made it back to the final first in all four quarters while The Associated Press a year ago, Wawrinka holding off the three-time bowed out with a 6-2, national champion Blue Devils. BOSTON — LeBron James 3-6, 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 loss Ben Reeves had a goal and will get a couple days to catch to 67th-ranked Guillermo three assists and Jack Starr his breath, then make his Garcia-Lopez of Spain. made nine saves for Yale, annual June journey to Golden “I won three Grand which led 10-5 midway State or down to Houston to Slams in my career, and through the third period and face a team far better than his. I know what it takes to never let Duke (16-4) get closer His eighth straight NBA do it,” said Wawrinka, than two. Finals sets up as one of his who was seeded 23rd and most difficult, flanked by is ranked only 30th, ter- COLLEGE PARK, MD. a largely unheralded set of ritory unfamiliar to him Maryland forward Fernando to teammates who force him to since April 2008. “And return do much more at 33 than most my goal is to get to my other players are ever asked. top. Sooner or later, I Maryland forward Bruno But James keeps showing he will.” Fernando has decided to return can do it, and he can’t wait for Wawrinka only recently for his sophomore season after his chance to win another ring. returned to the tour after testing his viability in the NBA Dare count him out? Cavaliers forward LeBron James soars to dunk in front of Celtics missing three months to draft. “At the end of the day, forward Al Horford (42) and forward Marcus Morris (13) during the rest his left knee, which The 6-foot-10 Fernando the game is won in between fi rst half Sunday in Boston. [CHARLES KRUPA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] was operated on twice averaged 10.3 points and 6.5 the lines, and we have an last August. He’s played rebounds and was named to opportunity to play for a 11 matches in 2018, going the All-Big Ten Freshman championship,” he said after would be if James can summon in the East, never developing 4-7. team. Sunday’s 87-79 victory his highest level, the kind that the necessary cohesiveness As Monday’s match Fernando says he received over Boston. “That’s all that perhaps no other player can required to be even a medio- stretched to 3½ hours, a “great deal of feedback over matters.” reach — and then do it three cre defensive team, let alone Wawrinka was hindered the past six weeks that has James dragged an injured more times. a championship-caliber one. by the physical strain of been beneficial in making this and inconsistent Cavaliers The Celtics have seen him They still can surrender open playing in a fifth set for decision.” team out of the Eastern Con- do it, after he averaged 33.6 shots everywhere, a flaw that the first time since his Coach Mark Turgeon thinks ference and back to the NBA points, 9.0 rebounds and 8.4 seems fatal against the 3-point French Open semifinal Bruno “learned a lot during this Finals, where they will be an assists to eliminate them in happy Rockets or Warriors. victory over Andy Murray process, and it will only make underdog against whichever the East finals for the second The only obvious advantage a year ago. But that wasn’t him a better basketball player.” team wins Game 7 in the West straight year. the Cavaliers have is James, the the biggest impediment to on Monday. “I think we’ve played now kind of player who can win a success. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. But after playing all 48 min- until May 25th and May 27th Game 7 in Boston with a team “It was more the dif- John Elway fails to qualify for utes in his 100th game of the the last two years, and we that was without its other All- ficulty of continuing to US Senior Open season, punctuating one of the started on Sept. 25th,” Celt- Star because of a concussion go for it mentally,” he greatest series a player has ever ics coach Brad Stevens said. and couldn’t shoot straight explained. John Elway will still be a had with 35 points, 15 rebounds “That’s every day. Every day deep into the first half, with The owner of one part of the 2018 U.S. Senior and nine assists, he sure looks that you’re totally focused on Cavaliers other than James of the prettiest one- Open . He just won’t be playing capable of more. this, and he’s gone past that missing their first 10 3s until handed backhands in the alongside the likes of defending And the Cavaliers will need eight straight times. It’s ridic- J.R. Smith hit one with 2:54 sport, Wawrinka — who champion Kenny Perry. every bit of it. They had to play ulous, and he does it at this remaining until halftime. is again working with The Broadmoor’s notori- seven games just to get out of level and with the pressure, “I mean, the bigger the coach Magnus Norman ously knotty east course got the first round, and seven more with the scrutiny. Doesn’t stage, the bigger the player, — only managed 12 win- the best of Elway in his Memo- to finish a climb out of 2-0 matter. It’s just unbelievable.” and he’s been doing it for us ners, compared with 35 rial Day attempt to qualify for deficit against a younger, more This was the year James’ since we’ve been here,” Cavs unforced errors, with that the 39th Open championship, athletic Celtics team. They finals streak looked over. coach Tyronn Lue said. “The shot. He finished with 72 where he’ll serve as the tour- have to be tired, and that’s no Kyrie Irving had been traded great quote from the great Doc unforced errors in all, 32 nament’s honorary chairman way to go into a series against to Boston in the offseason, Rivers is you always want to go more than Garcia-Lopez, next month. Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry Isaiah Thomas, Dwyane Wade into the Game 7 with the best who never has been past Playing Monday for one of and the Warriors, who blew and Derrick Rose weren’t the player, and we have the best the fourth round at a two qualifying spots, Elway, Cleveland away in five games answers as his replacement, player on our team going into major tournament. who is a 1.4-handicap golfer, last year, or James Harden and Kevin Love missed signifi- a Game 7. I like our chances.” “There is no frustra- shot a 10-over 80 on a drizzly and a Rockets team that can cant time with injuries. And he’ll like them again tion. It’s just tough,” said and cool afternoon on the daz- be every bit as potent on one And even after the Cavaliers starting Thursday even if the the 33-year-old Waw- zling but demanding course. end and lock teams down on remade their team at the Feb- oddsmakers don’t. The Cava- rinka, who’s been as high That left him tied for 18th. the other. ruary trade deadline, it didn’t liers were probably far better as No. 3 in the rankings. The only way it would appear look good enough. Cleve- last year and could only get a “But I’m on the right way. The Associated Press Cleveland would have a chance land had finished just fourth game from the Warriors. It was very close today.”

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* ** Holmes County Times-Advertiser | Wednesday, May 30, 2018 B1 CELEBRATE

Washington County Troop 3013 took part in the Christmas Parade and showed their Girl Scout pride. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] Girl Scouts: Building leaders since 1912

By Diane M. Robinson troops by setting up booths The News | @HCTA_Diane at area festivals, and open [email protected] houses. Washington’s troop has 13 active member while WASHINGTON AND Holmes has eight. Zedra HOLMES COUNTIES – Hawkins and Carissa Boy- Empowering girls to be ette lead Washington while leaders has been the top pri- Misty Erickson and Susie ority of the Girl Scouts since Powell lead Holmes. its inception in 1912. The girls in each troop have When people think of the a variety of reasons why they Girl Scouts most think of love the Girl Scouts. cookies and, while we all “We get to be honest and love them, there is so much fair and kindful,” said Isabella more to being a Girl Scout Erickson of Troop 3021. than cookie sales. “Cookies! I like cookies,” Teaching girls to release said Kali Graham of Troop their inner G.I.R.L. (Go-get- 3013. ter, Innovater, Risk-taker, “Getting to do crafts and Leader) is what the Troop be with my friends is what I Leaders in Washington love most about being a Girl County Troop 3013 and Scout,” said Holmes County Holmes County Troop 3021 Troop’s Lacee Music. do at every meeting they “I enjoy working on earn- hold. ing badges and learning new Troops use a curriculum to things like first aid,” said teach lessons on a number of Washington County Troop’s topics such as first aid, camp- Mina Graham. Michelle Kelley from Washington County EMS came to teach the girls fi rst aid techniques to help them ing and sewing. The meetings The Washington County earn that badge. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] are ‘girl led’ meaning the girls Troop 3013 meets at First in the troop start the meet- Presbyterian Church in ing with the Girl Scout Law, Chipley every Tuesday at 5:30 Pledge of Allegiance, followed p.m.. by activities and lessons on The Holmes County Troop the topic for the meeting. 3021 meets at the Holmes Although both troops are County Public Library Annex relatively new –Washington every Friday at 5:45 p.m. County started in October If you are interested in 2017 and Holmes in March signing your daughter up or 2018- both are working becoming a leader or in help- toward growing their troops ing in any way, contact the with new girls as well as troop Girl Scout Council in Panama leaders. City at 1-888-271-8778 or Annie Anderson learned a quick lesson in static Misty Erickson and Suzie Powell conduct a Each county is putting visit their website at www. electricity at a Holmes County Troop 3021 science experiment for their troop to learn about in the work to expand their girlscouts.org. meeting. [DIANE M. ROBINSON | THE NEWS] static electricity. [DIANE M. ROBINSON | THE NEWS]

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BRIEFCASE Experts: Starbucks training European RIO DE JANEIRO Free market debate at heart stocks drop of Brazil truckers’ strike a fi rst step in facing bias amid Italy Brazilian cabinet min- uncertainty isters on Monday called By Terry Tang on truckers to end a crip- The Associated Press By Kelvin Chan pling eight-day strike The Associated Press that has led to major Starbucks, trying to put to shortages and disrup- rest an outcry over the arrest HONG KONG — Euro- tions in Latin America’s of two black men at one of its pean stock markets fell largest nation, saying stores, is closing more than Monday after small the government had gone 8,000 stores for an afternoon gains in Asia as investors as far as it could to meet of anti-bias training, a strategy digested political uncer- their demands. some believe can keep racism tainty in Italy, while The ministers spoke at bay. crude oil fell further amid in Brasilia hours after After the arrests in Phila- expectations for output President Michel Temer delphia last month, the coffee increases. Markets announced a series of chain’s leaders apologized and remained closed for holi- measures aimed at get- met with the two men, but also days in the U.S. and U.K. ting truckers back to reached out to activists and The euro was volatile, work. Late Sunday, experts in bias training to put touching a six-month Temer said the govern- together a curriculum for its low after Italy’s presi- ment would subsidize a 175,000 workers. Demonstrators protest April 15 outside the Starbucks cafe in dent vetoed a euroskeptic 10 percent drop in diesel That has put a spotlight Philadelphia where two black men were arrested three days earlier for candidate for economy prices for 60 days. on the little-known world of waiting inside without ordering anything. Today, the company plans to minister proposed by He also said measures “unconscious bias training,” close more than 8,000 stores nationwide to conduct anti-bias training, leaders of two populist were being crafted to which is used by many corpo- a move intended to show how serious the company is about living up parties trying to form a cut tolls for truckers rations, police departments to its now tarnished image as a neighborhood hangout where all are government. and establish minimum and other organizations to welcome. [RON TODT/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] President Sergio Mat- freight rates, both key help address racism in the tarella said Sunday he was demands. workplace. Walmart and Target said they and rapper/activist Common. refusing to appoint Paolo The training is typically already offer some racial bias From there, employees will Savona, whose policies ATLANTA designed to get people to open training. Target says it plans “move into a real and honest could rattle nervous mar- Delta adding ‘Passport up about implicit biases and to expand that training. Nor- exploration of bias” where, in kets and further inflate the Plum’ hue to its uniforms stereotypes in encountering dstrom has said it plans to small groups, they can share country’s staggering debt people of color, gender or other enhance its training after issu- how the issue comes up in their load. Instead, he named The color authorities at identities. ing an apology to three black daily work life. an economist, Carlo Cot- Pantone declared violet The Perception Institute, teenagers in Missouri who Starbucks has described it as tarelli, to lead the country the color of 2018, and a consortium of researchers employees falsely accused of a “collaborative and engaging until new elections. While Delta Air Lines is follow- consulting with Starbucks, shoplifting. experience for store partners to avoiding a populist gov- ing suit, quite literally. defines implicit bias as atti- Anti-bias sessions can learn together.” “ ernment that investors The Atlanta Journal- tudes — positive or negative incorporate personal reflec- Developed with feedback had worried about, the Constitution reports the — or stereotypes someone tions, explorations of feelings from the NAACP Legal Defense move means more politi- Atlanta-based airline has toward a person or group and mental exercises. But one and Education Fund, the Per- cal uncertainty. The euro has added a new option without being conscious of it. expert says training of this kind ception Institute and other fell to $1.1627 from $1.1652 dubbed “Passport Plum” A common example, accord- can have the opposite effect if social advocacy groups, the on Friday. to its signature red and ing to some of its studies, is a people feel judged. four-hour session will give The dollar slipped to blue hues for new uni- tendency for white people to According to a video pre- workers a primer on the history 109.32 yen from 109.40 forms rolling out Tuesday. unknowingly associate black viewing the Starbucks training, of civil rights from the 1960s to yen late Friday. The people with criminal behavior. there will be recorded remarks present day. Workers will also pound was roughly flat at The Associated Press Many retailers including from Starbucks executives view a short documentary film. $1.3309.

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SCHOOLS & SOCIETY Jack Davis Award TRIVIA GUY film backed with sound? “Singing Fool,” “Lights recipients announced of New York,” “The Jazz Singer,” “Wings” 3. Who was the first U.S. Staff Report secretary of the Treasury? WWilsonilson CaseyCasey Jefferson, Hamilton, HOLMES COUNTY - The Hancock, Franklin Jack Davis Memorial Award 4. Which country has the winners for outstanding male “Trivia Fun” with most movie theaters? and female athletes were Wilson Casey, Guinness China, U.S., India, recently presented at Holmes World Record Holder Canada County High School, Ponce from Woodruff, S.C., is 5. When was Popular de Leon High School, Bethle- published in more than Mechanics magazine first hem High School and Poplar 500 newspapers across published? Springs High School. the country. Comments, 1902, 1929, 1941, 1963 The recipients are as fol- questions or suggestions? 6. From surfing lingo, lows: Bethlehem High School [email protected] what’s a young surfer known - Jake Zauner and Daya as? Jackson; Holmes County 1. South Dakota and which Mushy, Freddy, Grom- High School - Caleb Cooley other are not among the met, Turtle and Laura Jones; Ponce de contiguous 48 states served Leon High School - Taylor Ponce de Leon High School seniors Taylor Hudson and Devyn by Amtrak (rail service)? ANSWERS: 1. Wyo- Hudson and Devyn Butorac; Butorac were named the 2018 Jack Davis Memorial Award winner for Maine, Montana, Idaho, ming, 2. “The Jazz and Poplar Springs High outstanding athletes. [PHOTO CREDIT: ANDRIA WARD] Wyoming Singer,” 3. Hamilton School - Colton Gillespie and 2. From 1927, what was (Alexander), 4. China, 5. Robin Tate. Times-Advertiser was program. Students are the first complete feature 1902, 6. Grommet The award is sponsored presented recently at the selected by the their respec- by the Holmes County schools' senior awards tive schools.

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Holmes County High School seniors Caleb Cooley and Laura Jones were named the 2018 Jack Davis Memorial Award winner for outstanding athlete. [JACQUELINE BOSTICK | TIMES-ADVERTISER]

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Poplar Springs High School seniors Colton Bethlehem High School seniors Jake Zauner and Gillespie and Robin Tate were named the Daya Jackson were named the 2018 Jack Davis 1. About Andes 34. Experiencing a sudden sense of 2018 Jack Davis Memorial Award winner for Memorial Award winner for outstanding athletes. 2. ESPN hostess danger outstanding athlete. WCN/HCTA Publisher Nicole WCN/HCTA Interim Editor Jacqueline Bostick 3. Cerumen 35. Taxable (center) Barefi eld presented the awards. [PHOTO (center) presented the awards. [SPECIAL TO TIMES- 4. Perceived 36. Alternative credit investment firm CREDIT: SAMANTHA ANGERBRANDT] ADVERTISER] 5. A right related to property 37. Ho-__ 6. Blessed with 38. Gold 7. Mendelevium 40. Will not (obsolete) 8. Of I 41. Supposes without proof 9. Viscous liquid 42. Rapper __ Hammer 2018 - 2019 HOLMES COUNTY SCHOOL CALENDAR 10. Suffix 44. Split lentils 13. Bromine 45. Carried out systematically 14. Beverage 46. Condition June Non-Instructional Personnel 15. Level in an organization 47. Without restraint out) February 20. Star Trek character Laren 48. Produces reproductive cells 1: End of second semester 30: Classes Resume 21. Bad grades 50. One of Washington stateÕs student early release day/Pro- 18: Students and all Personnel 22. Mars crater Tri-Cities fessional development November out/Paid Holiday for teachers 23. Small amount 51. Spielberg film 27. Froth on fermenting liquor 4 – 6: Post-school for teachers 52. Elliptic function 29. Bachelor of Divinity 54. Pearl Jam song ÒHail __Ó and non-instructional working 19-23: Students, Teachers and March 30. Follows sigma 55. People in a film teachers 10 Month Non-Instructional 31. Human foot 57. Lethal dose Personnel Out 15: End Third Grading Period 32. Commercial 61. Root beer maker July 22: Paid Holiday for Teachers 21: Report Cards Go Home 33. Company that rings receipts 62. Tellurium 21-23: 12 Month Personnel out 25-29: Spring Break (Students 4: All Personnel Out and All Personnel Out) August December 1: Pre-School Begins for Teach- April ers and Non-Instructional 21: End fi rst Semester Student working teacher days Early Release Day/Professional 1: Classes Resume 10: Classes Begin for Students Development 24-Jan. 4, 2019:Students, May September Teachers and 10 Month Non- Instructional Personnel out 20: Ponce de Leon High School 3: Labor Day (Students and All 25: Paid Holiday for Teachers Graduation Personnel Out/Paid Holiday for 24-Jan 1, 2019: 12 Month Per- 21: Poplar Springs High School Teachers) sonnel out Graduation 23: Bethlehem High School October January 2019 Graduation 24: Holmes County High School 5: Students and All Personnel 7: Classes Resume for Students Graduation Out and all Personnel return to 24: End of Second Semester/ 12: End of First Grading Period work Student Early Release Day/Pro- 18:Report Cards Go Home 10: Report Cards Go Home fessional Development 26 – 29: Fall Break (Students, 21: Students and All Personnel 27: All Personnel Out/Paid Holi- Teachers and 10 Month out/Paid Holiday for Teachers day For Teachers * ** B4 Wednesday, May 30, 2018 | Holmes County Times-Advertiser FAITH

OBITUARIES CONTINUED ON B5 FAITH EVENTS

If you would like to HCSO, WCSO and JCSO specialist with the Depart- RICHARD EUGENE MURREN include an event in this list, to host a Faith ment of Children Families email information to: in Recovery event Northwest Region. This Richard Eugene Murren 26 great-grandchildren [email protected] event is an opportunity for passed from this life on May and two great-great BONIFAY – The Holmes the faith community and 19, 2018. He was born in grandchildren. Knights of Columbus County Sheriff’s Office, professional community Mason City, Iowa on Oct. On June 1, 2018, a memo- Fish Fry Washington County Sher- to unite and create a uni- 4, 1925. He leaves behind rial service will be held at iff’s Office, Jackson County fied message and mission to his wife Imogene, one sister the Tallahassee Memo- BONIFAY - The Knights Sheriff’s Office and the Flor- share within the recovery Majorie, children Mary Kay rial Cemetery with full of Columbus are hosting ida Department of Children communities served and to Whitten (Mike), Dixie Bodie military rights at 10 a.m. a monthly Fish Fry on the and Families will host a Faith empower youth. There will (Brian), Shelley Fredrick- central standard time in June 1 from 4 to 7 p.m. in Recovery Event from 5:30 be a meal provided door son (Ron), Brad Murren, Tallahassee. at Blessed Trinity Parish to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June prize and networking. For Judith Wilen, Dennis Nolin Visitation for Mr. Murren Center, 2331 HWY 177A in 28 at the Holmes County more information call Missy (Denise), Richard Murren will be held from 5 to 7. on Bonifay. Council 10513- Agriculture Center. The Lee at 850-251-7350. Jr. (Pat), Ben Jordan, Scott June 1, 2018 at White Pond Infant of Prague. All you key note speaker will be Jordan (Crystal) sister in Baptist Church in Alford. can eat is $10 and carry- Sean Wyman, a Tallahas- Bluegrass Sing laws Inell Reeves, Irene A memorial service will out is $7. All you can eat see Police Officer, trauma Lipford (Jimmy), Illeta be held on June 2, 2018 at for children is $7 and $3 for informed care speaker and a Caryville Baptist Church Tadlock (Randy), and a 10:30 at White Pond Baptist carry-out. On the menu: best selling author. Special will hold a Bluegrass Sing special cousin John Gorski. Church in Alford with Rev. fried catfish, fried/baked guest will be Rafe Lamb, on June 1 at 6 p.m. For He had 14 grandchildren, Mark Fejes officiating. white fish, sides, tea, youth pastor at Grace Fel- more information, con- coffee and desserts. lowship Christian Church tact Blondell Freeman at and Jennifer Williams a peer 850-548-5504.

JONATHAN D. COOK

Jonathan D. Cook, age 55 Jordan Cook of Vernon, FL; SUMMER CAMPS AND VBS of Vernon, went home to be two brothers: Michael Cook with the Lord on May 26, of Temple, TX, Phillip Cook If you would like to see will be provided each day Sunday, June 24 through 2018 at Northwest Florida of San Antonio, TX; two your summer camp or by WCSO and camp spon- Friday, June 29, be held Community Hospital in sisters: Debra Johnson and vacation bible school on sors. Those attending will at Caruth Camp in Inglis Chipley, Florida. Donna Cook both of Vernon, this list email them to be CPR certified at the (Levy County). Caruth Jonathan was born on FL. news@chipleypaper. completion of camp. Call Camp will feature activities November 14, 1962 in Graveside funeral services com 850-638-6111 and speak such as kayaking, canoeing, Chipley, Florida to Winfred will be held 11A.M. Friday, to Daryl White, Program swimming, archery, and and Joann (Goodson) Cook. June 1, 2018 at Weeks Ceme- WCSO to annual host Director, to pre-register a other outdoor recreation. He worked as a Correc- tery in Vernon, Florida with summer camp spot for your child. The camp also offers free tions Officer for the State Rev. Milton Brown officiat- transportation through a of Florida and had been a ing. Obert Funeral Home of CHIPLEY – The Wash- Florida Sheriff’s Youth Ranch designated pick up and drop resident of the Florida Pan- Chipley, Florida directing. ington County Sheriff’s to host summer camp off location in the Pan- handle since coming from The family will receive Office will hold their handle, to be announced San Antonio, Texas in 1982. friends for visitation annual summer camp INGLIS - Summer is just later. FSYR does require an He was preceded in death 5-8P.M. Thursday, May 31, Monday, June 4 through around the corner, and the application, and spots will by his father, Winfred Cook; 2018 at Obert Funeral Home Friday, June 8. The camp is Florida Sheriff’s Youth be filled on a first come, first son: Justin King. in Chipley, Florida. designed for boys and girls Ranch, Inc. is offering a served basis. To apply for He is survived by his loving Flowers are accepted or ages 13 to 18. WCSO would free summer camp featur- camp, visit wife of 28 years, Carolyn donations may be made in like to see all the familiar ing numerous recreational https://floridasheriffs- Cook of Vernon, FL; mother: his honor to the Wounded faces and some new faces activities. The camp is camps.campmanagement. Joann Cook of Vernon, FL; Warrior Project at wound- this summer. There is no designed for children ages com/enroll or call Caruth two sons: Joshua Cook and edwarriorproject.org. cost for the camp. Lunch 10 to 15. Camp will be held Camp at 352-447-2259.

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ANGELITA CARRILLO BALKCOM JOANN BIRGE

Mrs. Angelita Car- and nephews. JUNE 24, 1957 for the family on Sun- rillo Balkcom, age 81, of Funeral services will — MAY 25, 2018 day’s and going on trips Bonifay, Florida passed be held at 2:00 PM to make fun memories. away May 19, 2018 at Tuesday, May 22, 2018, JoAnn, a loving wife, She was always avail- her home. She was born in the Peel Funeral mother and Nana, able at any time no August 2, 1936 in New Home Chapel with passed away on May 25, matter what. Braunfels, Texas. She Rev. Shelly Chandler 2018, at Flowers Hos- JoAnn is survived by was preceded in death officiating. pital surrounded by her her husband, Michael by her parents, Rosalio Interment will family. Birge; her children, Carrillo and Juana Diaz following in the Boni- JoAnn was a resident Danielle Suggs and Carrillo and several fay Cemetery with of Holmes County her husband Scotty and siblings. Peel Funeral Home entire life and made Josh Birge and wife Mrs. Balkcom is sur- one brother, Charlie directing. Westville her home. JoAnn lived her Jessica; five grandchil- vived by her husband of Carrillo and wife Delia The family will She graduated from life for her husband, dren, Kelby, Eli, Mason, 62 years, Archie Gerald of Freeport, TX; one receive friends one hour Ponce de Leon High Mike of 37 years, her Carter and Cash. Balkcom of Bonifay, FL; sister, Mary Rios of prior to the service. School and went on to children and grand- Funeral services one son, Jerry Balkcom Fort Worth, TX; four Memorial donations receive her Master’s children. Although she will be held 10:00 AM and wife, Connie of grandchildren, Ben may be given to Emer- Degree in Business was very proud of her Tuesday, May 29, 2018, Middleton, VA; two Balkcom and wife Brit- ald Coast Hospice, 1330 Administration from work achievements, her at Bethel Primitive daughters, Rosemary tany, Sarah Garris and South Blvd, Chipley, FL Western University. family is what mat- Baptist Church. Inter- Balkcom of Panama husband Chase, Melea 32428 or First Baptist She was employed at tered the most. This ment will follow in the City, FL and Eliza- Kirk and Zane Kirk; one Church Building Fund, Chautauqua Health was lived out daily by Bethel Primitive Baptist beth Kirk and husband great-grandchild, Colt 811 S. Waukesha St., Care Services, DeFu- putting them above Church Cemetery with Bryson of Bonifay, FL; Balkcom; several nieces Bonifay, FL 32425. niak Springs, Florida, herself. She could be Peel Funeral Home where she was recently found in the stands of directing. promoted to CEO. This every ballgame for all of The family will was an accomplishment her grandchildren and receive friends from HAZEL HARMON SHORES she was very proud to every school event. She 5-7 PM Monday at Peel achieve. enjoyed cooking dinners Funeral Home.

Hazel Harmon Great-Grandchildren Shores, age 93, died are Emily Broom, Cam- May 25, 2018 at the eron Cope, Addie Cope, MR. EDDIE LEE MOSLEY Northwest Florida Sy Seley, Oliva Cotton, Community Hospital in Mikayla Cotton, Enzlie Chipley, Florida, where Drewery, Ruby Drew- May 23, 2018 - Mr. May 26, 2018 from the she has been a resident ery and Aza Drewery. Eddie Lee Mosley of sanctuary of the St. for 14 years. Funeral services will Chipley, Florida, went Joseph A.M.E. Church She was born in be held Sunday, May home to be with the of Chipley, Florida with Alford, Florida on 27, 2018 at 3:00 pm at Lord on Saturday, May pastor, Rev. Linda Ellis, September 15, 1924 to Brown Funeral Home 12, 2018 in the Mof- Bishop Alec Richardson, Seley Davis and Addie Chapel in Chipley. fitt Cancer Center of Bishop Craig P. Riley, Bell Gilmore Gibson Chipley, Faye Cope Visitation will be one Tampa, Florida. He was Rev. Sinclair Forbes, Harmon. She was a (Lynn) of Chipley, hour prior. 72 years old. Rev. Larry Brown, homemaker known for Pam Brooks (James) The service will be Eddie was born on and Rev. Alice Clark, her no-recipe south- of Vernon, and Amy lead by Rev. Buddy November 27, 1944 to officiating. Commit- ern cooking, a fourth Pelham (Wesley) of Pennington. The the late Eddie W. and tal Services will follow generation resident of Bainbridge, Georgia, Grandsons and Great- Mary (Keith) Mosley of 51 years: Mary Lucille in the church cem- Washington County a brother, Sherman Grandsons will serve as in Ochlocknee, Geor- Mosley of Chipley, etery with Full Military and of the Baptist faith. Harmon of Orange, pallbearers. gia. He was a faithful Florida; two children: Honors performed by In addition to her Texas, and a sister, The family wants member of the St. Erika Mosley of Tal- the Ft. Rucker Honor parents, she was pre- Mary Nell Abbott to thank the staff on Joseph A.M.E. Church lahassee, Florida and Guard and the Cooper ceded in death by a son, (Frank) of Pensacola. the third floor of the of Chipley, Florida Erik Mosley & his wife Funeral Home of Chi- Gregory Allen Shores She was lovingly Northwest Florida where he served in Sandra of Pensacola, pley, Florida, directing. and a daughter, Myra known as "Memaw" by Community Hospi- many capacities until Florida; five grandchil- Public Viewing will Jean Shores, broth- her Grandchildren and tal for their care and his health began to fail dren: Aaron, Eddie III, begin on Friday, May 25, ers, Willard Harmon, Great-Grandchildren. love expressed during him. Eddie served his Elijah, Azavaughn and 2018 at Cooper Funeral Terrell Harmon, Loran The Grandchildren her time as a resident. country honorably in Savannah; one great- Home of Chipley, Harmon, Henry Leon are Michael Broom They would also like the U.S. Army fighting grandchild: Everett Florida from 10 AM – 9 "Teence" Harmon, (Kristi), Lynn (Jr.) to express their appre- in the Vietnam War. Jay; two sisters: Willie PM CST. half-brothers, Leonard Cope (Charlotte), ciation to Emerald After 20+ years of ser- Mae Garrett and her The remains will lie Harmon, Carl Harmon, Leigh Cope (Michele). Coast Hospice for their vice he retired and then husband Roy & Earlene in repose at the church Lloyd Harmon, and Nicole Seley (Allen), professionalism and became employed with Bell; along with a host on Saturday 1hr prior to Charlie Gibson. Allison Brock, Derrick comfort given to her the Washington County of other relatives and services. She is survived by Shores (Armindie), and the family. School District as a friends. Friends may sign the a son, Ricky Shores Brande Suttles (Ray), Family and friends School Bus Driver. A Celebration of guestbook online at of Newton, Alabama, Erika Drewery (Tim), may sign the online He leaves to cherish Eddie’s Life will be held www.cooperfhchipley. daughters, Mary Sara Beth Pelham and register at his memories his wife 11 AM CST, Saturday, com. Sue Broom (Paul) of Hunter Pelham. The www.brownfh.net

DARLENE GLYNIS WILLIAMS MICHAEL RILEY TORBETT

Mrs. Darlene Glynis Williams, age 60, of Bonifay, Florida passed away May Michael Riley Torbett, precious memories were 21, 2018. Funeral services will be held 2:00 PM Thursday, May 24, 2018 at age 17, of Marianna, FL, made with family and Bethlehem Baptist Church. Interment will follow in the Bethlehem Methodist met his Savior face- friends enjoying boat- Church Cemetery with Peel Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. to-face May 22, 2018, ing and water sports at following a fatal ATV Round Lake. accident. Though every He is preceded in member of his immedi- death by his maternal ate family bled garnet grandmother, Gloria and gold, Riley had no Porter Peacock, and trouble going against paternal grandmother, the grain, cheering for Diane “Doodle” Glaze. the Auburn Tigers. War Riley is survived by in Nicaragua, Central Eagle! his parents Rex & Dana America. In fact, he was Riley had plans to Torbett, two broth- to spend the summer in attend Troy University ers Austin & Caleb, Nicaragua as an intern as a Chancellor’s Award maternal grandfather for Project H.O.P.E., Scholarship recipient. Bill Peacock & wife, Inc. He planned to declare Cynthia, and paternal Riley was a serious a major in Biomedical grandfather Jack Tor- student and was to Sciences with the long- bett & wife, Murel, all graduate with honors range goal of becoming of Marianna, FL, Aunts May 24, 2018, fourth a physician specializing Stacey Schultz & hus- in his Class with a 4.0 in emergency medicine. band, Russ, of St. Louis, unweighted GPA. Some Celebration of Life MO, Christy Lemmons of his accomplishments service will be Satur- & husband, Mike, of include Distinguished day, May 26, 2018 at 10 Mills River, NC, Stacy Bulldog Award, Execu- a.m. at the Marianna Davis & husband, Scott, tive President of Student High School Gymna- and Uncle Kindall Government Asso- sium. Interment will “Buddy” Torbett & ciation, National Honor follow in Pinecrest wife, Janie, all of Mari- Society, Beta Club, Memorial Gardens with anna, FL. He is loved Marianna High School James & Sikes Funeral and will be missed by a Athletic Committee, Home Maddox Chapel magnitude of family and Captain of the Varsity directing. friends, especially the Soccer Team and 2018 The family will Marianna High School Offensive MVP. receive friends Friday, Bulldogs, Class of 2018. Riley was an avid May 25, 2018, from 5 to Riley had a fierce sports enthusiast. He 7 p.m. at Marianna High passion for Jesus and enjoyed soccer, cross- School Gymnasium. enjoyed the fellow- country, volleyball, They have requested the ship and community football, and more. One omission of flowers and of Evangel Worship would be hard pressed that memorial con- Center in Marianna. not to find him and tributions be made to One of his greatest joys his family at a baseball Project H.O.P.E., Inc., was serving the Lord, field for either school 1419 S. Enterprise Ave., over the past five years, or travel ball. Many Springfield, MO 65804 * ** B6 | Holmes County Times Advertiser Wednesday, May 30, 2018

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Servicing, LLC, is the May 23, 30, 2018 [email protected] free water. Contact ing with good credit. IN THE CIRCUIT CASE NO. AN ARC DISTANCE OF at a Public Sale, the Plaintiff and m 850-547-5244. For Call Martha COURT FOR FOUR- 6-3584 18000054CAAXMX 75.72 FEET; THENCE Clerk shall sell the James A. Riley, Jr., Personal Representa- more information. (850)547-5085, TEENTH JUDICIAL IN THE CIRCUIT JPMORGAN CHASE DEPARTING SAID property at public sale Kristan Riley, Unknown tive: (850)547-2531. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR COURT FOR HOLMES BANK, NATIONAL AS- RIGHT-OF-WAY RUN to the highest bidder, Party#1 N/K/A Re- DEBORA S. WADDELL For Rent HOLMES COUNTY, COUNTY, FLORIDA SOCIATION, N 01° 027’ W 651.90 for cash, except as set becca Godbold, are 113 Holmes Ave 1, 2, and 3 bedroom FLORIDA File No. 18-67 PR Plaintiff, FEET TO THE POINT for the hereinafter, on defendants, the Bonifay, Florida 32425 apartments in Vernon. CIVIL ACTION Division Probate vs. OF BEGINNING, LY- June 21, 2018, at 11:00 Holmes County Clerk May 30, June 6, 2018 Clean, stove, refrigera- CASE NO. IN RE: ESTATE OF JOSHUA L. GREENE; ING AND BEING IN a.m. (Central Time), or of the Circuit Court will tor, central heat/air, 2015-CA-000192 MARY PEARL PAUL KAYLA C. GREENE HOLMES COUNTY, as soon thereafter as sell to the highest and convenient to Panama Rooms For Rent REGIONS BANK, a/k/a A/K/A KAYLA GREENE; FLORIDA. the sale may proceed, best bidder for cash City Beach, section 8, Plaintiff, MARY K. PAUL By Week. HOLMES COUNTY, A/K/A 2231 HWY 177A, at the front door of the in/on at the front door Rental assistance. v. Deceased. Comfortable rooms FLORIDA; UNKNOWN BONIFAY, FLORIDA Holmes County Court- of the Holmes County 850-638-4640 LINDA K. FLEMING, NOTICE TO CREDI- with microwave PERSON(S) IN POS- 32425 house, 201 N. Okla- Courthouse, Holmes Full Quota Liquor deceased, PHILIP T. TORS & refrigerator. SESSION OF THE has been filed against homa Street, Bonifay, County, Florida at License For Rent FLEMING a/k/a Philip The administration of All utilities paid. SUBJECT PROPERTY; you and you are re- Florida 32425, in ac- 11:00am on the 19 day In Franklin. Gulf and One Bedroom apart- T. Fleming, Jr., the estate of MARY Cable and internet. Defendant(s) quired to serve a copy cordance with Chapter of July, 2018, the fol- Bay County ments for rent in Chip- deceased,UNKNOWN PEARL PAUL a/k/a Pet friendly at extra NOTICE OF ACTION of your written de- 45, section 45.031, lowing described prop- ley. Convenient loca- SPOUSE, if any, of MARY K. PAUL, de- charge. To the following fenses, if any, to it, on Florida Statutes. erty as set forth in said tion. Stove and refriger- Linda K. Fleming, TEN- ceased, whose date of Economy Lodge, Defendant(s): Kahane & Associates, Any person claiming an Final Judgment of ator furnished. No Pets. ANT #1 and TENANT death was March 28, Bonifay. JOSHUA L. GREENE P.A., Attorney for Plain- interest in the surplus Foreclosure: Smoke free environ- #2, representing ten- 2018, is pending in the 850-547-4167. 2231 HWY 177A tiff, whose address is funds from the sale, if LOTS 7, 8 AND 9 IN ment. Call ants in possession, UN- Circuit Court for BONIFAY, FLORIDA 8201 Peters Road, any, other than the BLOCK 134, ACCORD- 850-638-4640. KNOWN HEIRS and Holmes County, Flor- 32425 Suite 3000, Plantation, property owner, as of ING TO THE MAP OR UNKNOWN PARTIES, ida, Probate Division, KAYLA C. GREENE FLORIDA 33324 on or the date of the Lis PLAT OF THE MAP OF of Linda K. Fleming, the address of which is A/K/A KAYLA GREENE before , a date which is Pendens, must file a BONIFAY DRAWN BY Publisher’s deceased, and Philip T. 201 N. Oklahoma 2231 HWY 177A within File No.: claim within 60 days af- G.W. BANFILL, A 850-386-7020 2/3/BR Mobile Homes Fleming a/k/a Philip T. Street, Post Office Box Notice BONIFAY, FLORIDA 18-00029 JPC thirty ter the sale. COPY OF WHICH IS www.beveragelawinstitute.com For Rent $500/MO up. Fleming, Jr., deceased, 397, Bonifay FL 32425 (30) days after the first Dated: May 21, 2018. UPON FILE IN THE OF- Cottondale area. including if defendants 32425-0397. The All real estate advertis- YOU ARE NOTIFIED publication of this No- Kyle Hudson FICE OF THE CLERK Includes Garbage/ are deceased, any un- names and addresses ing in this newspaper is that an action for Fore- tice in the HOLMES Clerk of the Circuit OF THE CIRCUIT sewage/ lawn service. known heirs, devisees, of the personal repre- subject to the Fair closure of Mortgage on COUNTY TIMES and Court COURT OF HOLMES Housing Act which Electric $57 turn on fee. grantees, creditors, sentative and the per- the following described file the original with the Holmes County, Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA, makes it illegal to ad- www.charloscountryliv- and all other parties sonal representative’s property: Clerk of this Court ei- By: Diane Eaton SAID PREMISES BE- vertise “any preference, ing.com claiming by, through, attorney are set forth LARGE ABANDONED COMMENCE AT THE ther before service on Deputy Clerk ING A PART OF SEC- limitation or discrimi- 850-209-8847 under or against that below. GOODS SALE nation based on race, NW CORNER OF THE Plaintiff’s attorney or In accordance with the TION 31, TOWNSHIP 5 defendant, and the sev- All creditors of the de- Friday and Saturday, color, religion, sex, NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF immediately thereafter; American Disabilities NORTH, RANGE 14 2BR/2BA Mobile eral and respective un- cedent and other per- June 1-2, 2018. 8:00AM handicap, familial status THE NE 1/4, SECTION otherwise a default will Act, if you are a person WEST. Home. Quiet country known assigns, suc- sons having claims or to 5:00PM. Located on or national origin, or an 27, TOWNSHIP 5 be entered against you with a disability who A/K/A 205 E WISCON- setting, garden spot, cessors in interest, demands against Maple Avenue, Ge- intention, to make any NORTH, RANGE 15 for the relief demanded needs any accommo- SIN AVE, BONIFAY, FL such preference, limita- ideal for retiree. No trustees or other per- decedent’s estate on neva, Alabama, near WEST, AND RUN N 88° in the complaint. dation in order to par- 32425 tion or discrimination” pets. Reference. sons claiming by, whom a copy of this courthouse. 33’ E ALONG THE This Notice is provided ticipate in this proceed- Any person claiming an Familial status includes $485.00/mth plus de- through, under or notice is required to be FORTY LINE A DIS- pursuant to Administra- ing, you are entitled, at interest in the surplus children under the age posit. Ponce deLeon. against any corporation served must file their of 18 living with parents TANCE OF 200 FEET tive Order No. 2.065. In no cost to you, to the from the sale, if any, 850-830-1505. or other legal entity claims with this court or legal custodians, TO THE POINT OF BE- accordance with the provision of certain as- other than the property named as a defendant ON OR BEFORE THE pregnant women and GINNING; THENCE S Americans with Disabil- sistance. Please con- owner as of the date of Bonifay, 3BD/2BA MH and all claimants, per- LATER OF 3 MONTHS people securing cus- 1° 27’ E 443.20 FEET ities Act, If you are a tact the ADA Coordina- the Lis Pendens must 3/4 mile from school on sons or parties, natural AFTER THE TIME OF Fresh From the Farm. tody of children under TO THE NORTH person with a disability tor by mail at P.O. Box file a claim within 60 18. Hwy 177A. Family ori- or corporate, or whose THE FIRST PUBLICA- New Red Potatoes, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE who needs any accom- 1089, Panama City, days after the sale. ented park. $600 exact legal status is un- TION OF THIS NOTICE Squash, Zucchini & OF STATE ROAD NO modation in order to Florida 32402 or by Dated in Holmes This newspaper will not rent/$600 deposit. known, claiming under OR 30 DAYS AFTER Cucumbers. 177A; THENCE participate in this pro- phone at (850) County, Florida this 9 knowingly accept any 850-547-3746. any of the THE DATE OF SERV- Call 850-956-4556 SOUTHEASTERLY ceeding, you are enti- 747-5338 at least seven day of May, 2018. advertising for real es- above-named or de- ICE OF A COPY OF tate which is in violation ALONG SAID LINE 360 tled, at no cost to you, (7) days before your Kyle Hudson scribed defendants, THIS NOTICE ON of the law. Our readers FEET; THENCE N 1° to the provision of cer- scheduled court ap- Clerk of the Circuit Defendants. THEM. are hereby informed 27’ W 652.17 FEET TO tain assistance. Please pearance, or immedi- Court NOTICE OF SALE All other creditors of that all dwellings adver- THE FORTY LINE, contact the ADA Coor- ately upon receiving Holmes County, Florida tised in this newspaper Notice is hereby given the decedent and other For Sale THENCE S 88° 33’ W dinator by mail at P.O. this notification if the By: Diane Eaton are available on a equal that, pursuant to a Final persons having claims Two acre plot and one 293.14 FEET TO THE Box 1089, Panama time before the sched- Deputy Clerk opportunity basis. To Judgment and Order or demands against AKC Lab acre plot in Jacob City, POINT OF BEGINN- City, Florida 32402 or uled appearance is less Albertelli Law complain of discrimina- on Report and Recom- decedent’s estate must Retreivers tion call HUD toll-free at FL. Call ING. LYING AND BE- by phone at (850) than seven (7) days; if Attorney for Plaintiff mendation on Plaintiff’s file their claims with this Chocolate and 1-800-669-9777. The 850-849-9338. ING A PART OF THE 747-5338 at least seven you are hearing or P.O. Box 23028 Verified Motion for court WITHIN 3 Black, male and toll-free number for the NE 1/4 OF SECTION (7) days before your voice impaired, call 711 Tampa, FL 33623 Summary Judgment, MONTHS AFTER THE female available. hearing impaired is 27, TOWNSHIP 5 scheduled court ap- or email (813) 221-4743 Highway 77 2 miles entered in the DATE OF THE FIRST Home raised, vet 1-800-927-9275. NORTH, RANGE 15 pearance, or immedi- [email protected] (813) 221-9171 facsim- south of Chipley above-styled cause on PUBLICATION OF checked and health WEST, HOLMES ately upon receiving ts.org. ile 4-8 acre tract Bedie May 16, 2018, in the THIS NOTICE. certificate. COUNTY, FLORIDA. this notification if the May 23, 30, 2018 eService: Road. Call Milton Peel Circuit Court of Holmes ALL CLAIMS NOT $550 - $650. AND time before the sched- [email protected] at 850-638-1858 or County, Florida, the 5-3567 FILED WITHIN THE Taking deposits, THAT PART OF THE uled appearance is less m 326-9109 Clerk of Holmes IN THE CIRCUIT TIME PERIODS SET $100+ SW 1/4 OF THE NE than seven (7) days. If CN - 17-027873 County will sell the COURT OF THE FORTH IN FLORIDA Available June 1st! 1/4, SECTION 27, you are hearing im- If you are a person with property situated in FOURTEENTH JUDI- STATUTES SECTION Call: 850-547-9291 TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, paired, please call 711. a disability who needs Holmes County, Flor- CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND 733.702 WILL BE FOR- RANGE 15 WEST, DE- WITNESS my hand and any accommodation in ida, described as: FOR HOLMES EVER BARRED. SCRIBED AS FOL- the seal of this Court order to participate in Description of Mort- COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTWITHSTANDING LOWS: this day 11 of May, this proceeding, you gaged Property CIVIL ACTION THE TIME PERIODS COMMENCE AT THE 2018. are entitled, at no cost Commence at the CASE NO.: SET FORTH ABOVE, NW CORNER OF THE KYLE HUDSON to you, to the provision Northeast corner of 30-2018-CA-000023 ANY CLAIM FILED NE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 As Clerk of the Court of certain assistance. Section 16, Township 5 DIVISION: TWO (2) YEARS OR Executive OF THE NE 1/4, SEC- By Jennifer Maples Please contact the ADA North, Range 17 West, PINGORA LOAN SERV- MORE AFTER THE TION 27, TOWNSHIP 5 As Deputy Clerk Coordinator by mail at Office and run West 1,109.20 ICING, LLC, DECEDENT’S DATE OF NORTH, RANGE 15 Publish: (Please pub- P. O. Box 1089, Pan- Space for rent down- feet along the center- Plaintiff, DEATH IS BARRED. WEST, THENCE N 88° lish in HOLMES ama City, FL 32402 or town Chipley. line of a county graded vs. The date of first publi- 33’ E 493.14 FEET TO COUNTY TIMES) by phone at (850) (850)638-1918 road; thence South JAMES A. RILEY, JR., cation of this notice is THE POINT OF BEGIN- Submitted by: 747-5338 at least seven 25.00 feet to an iron et al, May 30, 2018. Turn to classified! NING; THENCE CON- Kahane & Associates, (7) days before your Retail Store Space rod and the Point of Defendant(s). Attorney for Personal TINUE N 88° 33’ 00” E P. A . scheduled court ap- available.Main Street. For Rent First in Chip- Beginning; thence con- NOTICE OF SALE Representative: 64.82 FEET, THENCE 8201 Peters Road, pearance, or immedi- Downtown Chipley. ley, Mini Warehouses. tinue South 210.00 feet PURSUANT TO TIMOTHY H. WELLS S 01° 27’ 00” E 691.05 Ste.3000 ately upon receiving 850-638-1918 You can bank on If you don’t have the to an iron rod; thence CHAPTER 45 Attorney for Personal FEET TO A POINT ON Plantation, FL 33324 this notification if the room, “We Do” Lamar West 210.00 feet to an NOTICE IS HEREBY Representative THE NORTHERLY Telephone: (954) time before the sched- Park your car in Townsend iron rod; thence North GIVEN Pursuant to a Florida Bar Number: RIGHT-OF-WAY OF 382-3486 uled appearance is less (850)638-4539, north of 210.00 feet to an iron Final Judgment of 0559806 Classified and our bargains! STATE ROAD 177A Telefacsimile: (954) than seven (7) days. If Townsend’s. rod; thence East Foreclosure dated May Post Office Box 155 SAID POINT BEING ON 382-5380 you are hearing im- see it take off in 210.00 feet to the Point 8, 2018, and entered in Bonifay FL 32425-0155 A CURVE TO THE Designated service paired, please call 711. of Beginning, contain- Case No. Telephone: (850) the fast lane!

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