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Man accused of sexual battery takes plea


BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER
SFLORIDAN STAFF WRITER
A man initially accused of commit-
ting lewd and lascivious battery upon a
fellow Boy Scout pleaded guilty to an.
amended charge Monday.
Robert "Robby" Brehm II, 20,
pleaded guilty to aggravated battery,
instead.-
Both offenses are second-degree
felonies. Brehm could have drawn a
15-year prison term if the case had
gone to trial and he had been convicted
as originally charged. '.
Based on the terms of the plea deal,
Judge Bill Wright withheld adjudica-
tion of Brehm, a decision that will


leave his record clean. He will not, for
instance, have to disclose the matter on
job applications.
Brehm will serve four years proba-
tion and pay court fees of $1,420,
along with $20 a month for his proba-
tion supervision.
Brehm was 17 when he was first
accused of holding a knife to the throat
of a 12-year-old fellow Boy Scout and
demanding that the boy perform oral
sex upon him.
The incident took place when the
Sarasota-based troop was on a cam-
pout at Florida Caverns State Park in
2007. Brehm was a senior patrol leader
in the troop.
Prosecutor Russ Wilson said


Monday that Brehm gave a taped
statement with both his defense attor-
ney and the prosecution present on
Monday, behind closed doors, prior to
the sentencing hearing in open court.
As part of his plea, Brehm agreed to
testify truthfully in any subsequent
court action. A civil suit is pending in
the matter.
The victim's father, Will Wright,
has said he is pursuing a lawsuit
against the troop, its regional associa-
tion, the national Boy Scouts of
America organization, and the church
that sponsored the troop.


Vet needs help to attend games


Melvin Henderson.has won 34 medals in various events while competing in the:National Veterans Wheelchair Games over the
last 13 years. Mark Skinner/Floridan

Former Cottondale athlete has won more than 30 medals


BY DEBORAH BUCKHALTER
FLORIDAN STAFF WRITER
Jacob resident Melvin Henderson was an
avid athlete in his high school and military
days.
A basketball player at Cottondale High
School and track team member in his youth,
Henderson also took part in sports during
his stint in the Army.
But four years after Henderson finished
his military tour in the early 1980s, he was
injured in an accident on U.S. Highway 231
near his parent's home.
He was left with a brain injury and multi-
ple physical disabilities. He is confined to a


wheelchair, with severely limited mobility.
The accident threatened to permanently,
sideline him from sports.
But 13 years ago, Henderson found a new
opportunity in athletics the National
Veterans Wheelchair Games.
He has won 34 medals over 13 years par-
ticipating in the games.
This summer, the 51-year-old veteran
hopes to put a few more around his neck.
Over the years, he's won gold, silver and
bronze medals in a number of events, such
as shot put, discus, table tennis, air rifle and
bowling, along with several races such as
the 400 and 100 meter dashes and the 800
meter team relay. Last year, he won gold in


the 200-meter and the slalom, which
involves an obstacle course, He made the
highlight reel in 2010. In two of the last 13
years, he won medals in all five events he
entered.
This year, he's participating in the 400,
100, the 800-meter relay and the slalom.
His parents, Samuel J. and Annie
Henderson, are the backbone of his support
system, along with son Quinton Henderson,
who is a former Marine, -and daughter
LaToya Lowe. His eldest son, Edwin
Wayne Johnson Jr., died in Afghanistan sev-
eral years ago while serving in the military.

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arrested
STAFF REPORT
A Jackson County cou-
ple spent part of Valentine's
Day weekend in jail, after
allegedly fighting in the
street and outside a night-
club early Saturday morn-
ing.
Dennis Cleavonte
Speights, 31, and Marvene e s
Chendrelle Garrett, 25, Speights
were each charged with
battery-domestic violence in the case.
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office
was called to Club Secrets at 2:40 a.m.
Saturday on reports of a fight in the park-
ing lot of the club, located
off Forehand Lane just out-
side the Marianna city lim-
its.
Before deputies could
get there, the persons
involved in the altercation
had left the area. Officers
issued an alert for an Marvene
orange four-door car asso-
ciated with the qase, which Garrett
police believed was headed into.the city of
Marianna.
,At,roughly 2:50 a.m., patrol officers in
the city located the car on Orange Street.
SIt was in the middle of the road, and
police reported Speights and Garrett were
outside the vehicle, fighting in the street.
The two were taken to the, Jackson
County jail and both were released
Sunday to await court appearances in their
cases.



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will begin


$6.5M


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Jackson Hospital announced.Monday it
will begin a $6.5. million expansion and
renovation that will include major
changes to the first floor of the hospital
and the emergency room.
The renovation and expansion is
expected to begin Feb. 25, and be com-
pleted in March 2012.
"Jackson Hospital is growing to better
meet the needs of our community," said
Larry Meese, chief executive officer. "We
have expanded key services and now have
30 board-certified physicians on staff, and
we need to better utilize the space we have
in order to accommodate the increased
number of patients coming to Jackson
Hospital."
A groundbreaking ceremony, open to
the public, is scheduled for 4 p.m. on Feb.
23, at the front of the hospital, located at
4250 Hospital Drive in Marianna.


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Comi

Tuesday, &b. 15
St. Anne Thrift Shop, 4287 Second Ave.,
Marianna, is having its February Sale: Half-
price women's/children's shoes and women's
purses; buy one, get one free on
women's/children's clothes; and select
cups/glasses, four for 50 cents. Shop hours:
Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Malone Joy Club meets at 10:30 a.m. for
a covered dish meal. Officers, arrive one hour
early for a board meeting. The Club's regular
meeting has moved from every third Monday
night to every third Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
Chipola Regional Arts Association's
monthly program meeting at Jim's Buffet &
Grill in Marianna features highlights from
Chipola Theatre's upcoming musical, "Little
Shop of Horrors." Public welcome. Door
prizes include tickets to Chipola College the-
ater, Artist Series events. A Dutch-treat lunch-
eon begins at 11:30 a.m., the program at
noon. Call 718-2277 or e-mail pricea@chipo
la.edu.
Optimist Club of Jackson County meets
every first and third Tuesday, at noon, at Jim's
Buffet and Grill, Marianna.
Christine Gilbert teaches free quilting, cro-
cheting or knitting classes, 1 p.m. at the
Jackson County Senior Citizens Center, 2931
Optimist Drive, Marianna. Call 482-5028.
Jackson County Cattleman's Fed Steer
Show begins at 2 p.m. (calf sale begins at 6
p.m.) at the Jackson County Agricultural
Center on Hwy. 90, west of Marianna. .
Teresa Carver teaches free Latin dance
classes, 2 p.m. Tuesday at Jackson County
Senior Citizens Center, 2931 Optimist Drive,
Marianna. Call 482-5028.
Free Tai Chi for Arthritis class, 3:15 p.m.
at Jackson Couhty Senior Citizens Center,
2931 Optimist Drive, Marianna. Wear flat
shoes and loose, comfortable clothing. Call
557-5644.
Jackson Hospital presents a free Quit
Smoking Now! class series that begins today
(5 to 6 p.m.) and runs for six consecutive
Tuesday in the hospital's ground-floor board
room, 4250 Hospital Drive, Marianna. Free
Nicotine Replacement Therapy available for
participants. Call 482-6500 to register.
The Pannidle Public Library Cooperative
System boat meets at 6 p.m. iirthe PPLCS
office, 4439 Marion St., Marianna. Call 482-
9296.
Jackson County Quilters Guild Marianna
Sit-n-Sew is Tuesdays, 6 to 8 p.m. in the First
United Methodist Church Youth Hall, Clinton
Street, behind the Marianna Post Office. Call
272-7068.
Alcoholics Anonymous (open meeting), 8
to 9 p.m. t the First United Methodist
Church, 290" Catedonia St., Marinna, in the
AA room.
Wednesday, Feb. 16
AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax preparation
and e-filing to low- or middle-income persons


nunity C endar

(with emphasis on seniors over 60) at) e ested in partnering witl
Jackson County Agriculture offices, 2741 Habitat for Humanity to b
Penn Ave. in Marianna, Wednesdays, 9 a.m. at 6 p.m. in the First Unite
to 1 p.m.; and Thursdays, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Youth Center on Caledonia
Appointments only. Call 482-9620. 482-2187.
Jackson County Habitat for Humanity The Jackson County
Warehouse is open a.m. to 3 p.m. meets at 6 p.m. in thi
Chipola College business instructor Lee Commission board room.
Shook and student volunteers provide free tax Alcoholics Anonymou
preparation and free electronic filing for sion), 8 to 9 p.m. at the Fir
individual tax returns only Wednesdays, Church, 2901 Caledonia S
10 a.m. to 2 p.m., through early April. Other AA room. Attendance limi
times may be scheduled by appointment (call a desire to stop drinking.
718-2368). For faster refunds, bring a per- Friday, Feb. 18
sonal check with routing information. Staff and and internal
Alcoholics Anonymous (open meeting), ers of the Jackson Cou
noon to 1 p.m. at the First United Methodist Learning Center invite the
Church, 2901 Caledonia St., Marianna, in the at the Marianna branch, 2
AA room. to 10 a.m. for Internationa
One Stop Career Center offers the free skills event where learners can
workshop, "Budgeting Stretching Your in conversational English
Dollar," 3 to 4 p.m. at 4636 Hwy. 90 in Marianna. ers. Light refreshments
Anyone looking to improve workplace skills is 482-9124.
welcome. Call 718-0456, ext. 114. One Stop Career Cer
Thursday, Feb. 17 skills workshops,
St. Anne Thrift Shop, 4287 Second Ave., Marketplace," 10 to 11 a
Marianna, is having its February Sale: Half- Etiquette," 3:15 to 4:15 p.
price women's/children's shoes and women's in Marianna. .Anyone lo
purses; buy one, get. one free on workplace skills is welco
women's/children's clothes; and select ext. 114.
cups/glasses, four for 50 cents. Shop hours: Celebrate Recovery hi
Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. meetings to "overcome
The Early Learning Coalition of Northwest hang-ups in a safe envirc
Florida Executive Committee convenes a Worship Center, 2645
meeting,at 9 a.m. Join the conference callat Dinner, 6 p.m. (free for
1-888-808-6959 (guest code: 7475102). For meeting, 7 p.m. Child care
more information, call 850-747-5400, ext. 7856 or 573-1131.
107 or visit www.elcnwf.org. The Sixth Annual Wine
Marianna's Gathering Place Foundation Jackson Hospital Foundat
conducts line, ballroom and singles' dance at the Jackson Coui
classes at 3 p.m. each Thursday. Donations Commerce, 4318 Lafaye
accepted; proceeds Jund area charitable Presented by the Marianr
endeavors. Call 526-4X1 for class location, the Foundation. Tickets:
AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax preparation $37.50 per person. Call 71
and e-filing to low- or middle-income persons Alcoholics Anonymous
(with emphasis on seniors over 60) at the to 9 p.m. at the First
Jackson County Agriculture offices, 2741 Church, 2901 Caledonia S
Penn Ave. in Marianna, Wednesdays, 9 a.m. AA room.
to 1 p.m.; and Thursdays, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 19
Appointments only. Call 482-9620. The Panhandle Pionee
The Graceville Garden Club Table Garne ed in Blountstown's Sam
Fundraiser is 6 to 9 p.m. at the Graceye ents a Sacred Harp Sing
Civic Center. Games include Mexican a.m. The non-denomina
Dominos, Hand and Foot, Canasta, Bunko, musical event emphasizes
Bridge and others. Light refreshments served; admission to the Sing. Ca
door prizes awarded. Donation of $10 per The Black History -Pi
person is required. Calling 263-3951 by Feb. a.m. (line up at -9 a.m.)
14 for reservations. No walk-ins. Proceeds Blountstown High Schoo
benefit Graceville beautification projects. Historical Site on River Str
Chipola College Fellowship of Christian which is also the locat
Athletes presents a free concert by.ie History Festival that follow%
Christian rock band Remedy Drive, 6 p.m'Tn 850-674-8683 or 850-674
the Chipola Fine Arts Center. Local contempo- Alcoholics AnonymoL
rary Christian band Flying Backwards will 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at
open the show. Call 526-2761. Methodist Church, 29C
An orientation meeting for families inter- Marianna, in the AA room,


h Jackson County
uild a house begins
d Methodist Church
a St., Marianna. Call

Democratic Party
e Jackson County
Call 482-5943.
us (closed discus-
st United Methodist
St., Marianna, in the
ted to persons with


ional English learn-
nty Public Library
public to join them
929 Green St., 8:30
Il Chat 'n' Sip, a free
practice new skills
with native speak-
will be served. Call

enter offers the free
"Employ Florida
.m., and "Business
m. at 4636 Hwy. 90
cooking to improve
me. Call 718-0456,

osts adult and teen
hurts, habits and
onment" at Evangel
Pebble Hill Road.
first-time guests);
e available. Call 209-

e Tasting Benefiting
tion is 7 to 10 p.m.
nty Chamber of
itte St., Marianna.
ia Rotary Club and
$75 per couple;
18-2601.
s (open meeting), 8
United Methodist
St., Marianna, in the


r Settlement, locat-
Atkins Park, pres-
beginning at 9:30
national community
s participation. Free
II 850-674-2777.
Irade begins at 10
i and travels from
I to the Clay Mary
reet in Blountstown,
ion for the Black
ws the parade. Call
-3449.
is (open meeting),
the First United
I1 Caledonia St.,
1.


Getting it
Right!

The Jackson County
Floridan's policy is to cor-
rect mistakes promptly. To
report an error, please call
526-3614 Monday-Friday.


POLICE ROUNDUP


MARIANNA POLICE
The Marianna Police
Department listed the fol-
lowing incidents for Feb.
13, the latest
available --
report: One --' -'
accident, one .
physical dis-' CRIME
turbance,
one verbal
disturbance, one armed
robbery, one robbery
alarm, one report of shoot-
ing in the area, 18 traffic
stops, one larceny com-
plaint, one criminal mis-
chief complaint, one juve-


nile complaint, three public
service calls and one
threat/harassment com-
plaint.
JACKSON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
The Jackson County
Sheriff's Office and county
Fire/Rescue reported the
following incidents for Feb.
13,' the latest available
report: One drunk driver,
three accidents, one hos-
pice death, two abandoned
vehicles, two reckless driv-
ers, three suspicious vehi-
cles, one suspicious inci-


dent, one report of illness,
two mentally ill persons,
two verbal disturbances, six
fire calls, 11 medical calls,
three traffic crashes, three
burglar alarms, two panic
alarms, 22 traffic stops, one
criminal mischief com-
plaint, one 'civil dispute,
one trespassing complaint,
three found/abandoned
property reports, two
assists of other agencies,
one public service call and
one patrol request.
JACKSON COUNTY
CORRECTIONAL


FACILITY
The following persons
were booked into the coun-
ty jail during the latest
reporting periods:
Joshua Knotts, 21, 779
Highway 69, Grand Ridge,
battery on a law enforce-
ment officer.
Marjoune Johnson-
Dean, 20, 560 Highway 90,
Chipley, possession of
marijuana with intent to
distribute, possession of
drug paraphernalia.
Marvene Garrett, 25,
2877 Pontiac Loop,
Cottondale, battery-domes-


tic violence.
Dennis Speights, 31,
3070 Carters Mill Road,
Marianna, battery-domes-
tic violence.
Jimmy Lewis, 52, 4133
Old U.S. Road, Marianna,
driving while license sus-
pended/revoked.
JAIL POPULATION:'209

To report a crime, call
CrimeStoppers, at 526-
5000.
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Educators home school A '
group had its Valentine's
Day party at Kindel Lanes
Amusement Center in
Marianna on Feb. 11.
Along with exchanging
Valentine's Day cards with
each other, the children
enjoyed bowling, rock
climbing, and playing putt-
putt golf. ''
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Kindergartener wins Golson PTO Valentine's Drawing


F.M. Golson Elementary Schoolkindergartener Alexia McKay stands with herprize: a child's red Chevy Camaro convertible. She won it in
Drawing held Friday, Feb. 11. Alexia is in Kendall Braxton's class. The prize was donated by Rahal-Mille. Contributed photo


Graceville grad wraps up
basic Air Force training


SPECIAL TO THE FLORIDAN

Airman Florian Litim
graduated from basic mil-
itary training at Lackland
Air Force Base, Sanr
Antonio, Texas.
The airman' completed
an intensive, eight-week
program that included
training in military disci-
pline and studies, Air
Force core values, physi-
cal fitness, and basic war-


Ifre principles and skills.
'Airmen who complete
basic training earn four
credits toward an associ-
ate in applied science
degree through the
Community College of
the Air Force.
; He is the son of Soraya
and Mike Bollig, of
praceville.
, Litim graduated.' in
2009 from Graceville
High School.


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Chipola's 'Little Shop ofHorrors'


Chipola hosts regional Phi'Beta Lambda event


SPECIAL TO THE FLORIDAN
Chipola College recently
hosted the regional competi-
tion for the Phi Beta
Lambda business organiza-
tion.
Students from Chipola,
Florida State University and
Taylor Technical Institute
competed in 27 performance
events and objective exams,
testing their business knowl-
edge and skills.
Chipola College winners
included Michael McArthur,
first place, Accounting
Principles; Tracy Scott, first
place, Accouriting Analysis
and Decision Making; April
Jackson, first place,
Business Communications
and first 'place, HospitalityO
Management; Lisa Jenkins,
first place, Business Law;
Zach Gilmore and Tabatha
Melzer, tie for first place,
Computer Applications;
Jordan Hatcher, first place,


Management Concepts;
Ethan Thonas, first place,
Statistical Analysis and first
place Word Processing; and
Tabatha Melzer, first place,
Public Speaking
"It was exciting to see the
students preparing case
studies, doiqg presentations
and taking tests on many
areas of business and tech-
nology," Dr. Jim Froh, direc-
tor of the Business and
Technology Department,
said..
FBLA-PBL is the premier
student business association.
The purpose of the group is
to bring business and educa-
tion together in a positive
working relationship
.through innovative, leader-
ship and career development
programs. Chipola's PBL
group recently hosted the
high school Future Business
Leaders of America compe-
tition. Ten high schotbls and
90 students' competed in


events, including business
case studies, job interview-
ing, public :$peaking, parlia-
mentary procedure, and
computer skills. FBLA
members'and their families


will return to Chipola, Feb.
17, for an awards ceremony
in the Arts Center.
For information on PBL,
contact Vikki Milton at mil
tonv@chipola.edu.


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Short on men, retirement home hires dance partners


BY MATT SEDENSKY
ASSOCIATED PRESS

BOCA RATON Hewitt
Bruce extends his hand to a wait-
ing lady pining for a dance -
and someone with whom to
share it. He twirls and waltzes
and makes exacting steps; she
has become the woman to envy.
And as one song fades to anoth-
er, he is off again, never far from
making his next sweetheart a lit-
tle less lonely.
The shortage of men at
Edgewater Pointe Estates is a
perennial fact of life at. retire-
ment communities and nursing
homes around the country, where
women often outnumber men 3-
to-1. Forget finding a mate -
finding a man to dance with is
tough enough.
Edgewater's solution? Hire
them.
Bruce and another dancing afi-
cionado, Nick Zaharias, are paid
to make sure the surplus of
women have a chance for a spin
on the dance floor. The complex
also brings in volunteers from a
local college fraternity.
"When you bring a smile to
someone's face and you help
them to remember what it was
like when they were younger and
they were able to dance with
their significant other or their
husband, of course it's uplift-
ing," Bruce said. "You're really
bringing hope to people."
On this night, a Valentine's
Day celebration just ahead of the
holiday itself, the ballroom at
Edgewater Pointe is adorned
with balloons while candles


flicker and the disco ball turns. A
musician sings and plays the
keyboard, cracking jokes about
Engelbert Humperdinck along
the way. And with precision,
Bruce and Zaharias weave sepa-
rate paths through the room,
inviting women for a dance.
"At home, I dance with a
broom," said Victoria Schabel, a
90-something resident who has
kicked off her shoes to ease her
sore feet and whose sparkling
gold skirt and blouse shimmered
as she danced with Zaharias.
"This is better."
The escorts make small talk
with their guests as they sway,
and wide smiles often spread
across. wrinkled faces. Some
women, widowed or single and
eager to enjoy the music, dance
with girlfriends instead. Some
are too limited by disability to
dance; others try anyway.
"OK, who's next?"' Zaharias
asks a table full of women, his
arm outstretched.
Zaharias, 72, is a retired prod-
uct designer who's taken too
many ballroom dancing lessons
to count. Bruce, 58, is a retired
clinical psychologist whose
training in dance led to his gig at
Edgewater, and jobs as a dance
host and instructor on cruise
lines.
Both men are single. Their
employment as dancers, while.
not a norm at retirement commu-
nities, points to the demographic
imbalance of such homes.
Edgewater Pointe is part of a
23-home chain whose roughly
9,000 seniors are about 70 per-
cent female, the result of longer
lifespans among women and less


likelihood they'll live alone.
Elsewhere, the numbers are even
more lopsided, including the Los
Angeles Jewish Home, where
men account for just 10 percent
of residents.
"I had to live to be 86 years
old before I got odds like that,"
said Ellis Simon, a retiree there.
Simon has grown used to hear-
ing his name repeated by admir-
ing ladies as he walks through
the dining room. At one time; he
boasted three simultaneous girl-
friends, but two have since died.
"I don't see how he keeps
from getting killed," said Brett
Fielder, the home's chief operat-
ing officer.
Still, men don't always find
what they're looking for. And
women find themselves frustrat-
ed with such a small pool to pick
from.
Paul Hartman, 90, lives at The
Hebrew Home at Riverdale in
the Bronx, where he has trouble
finding someone who meets his
requirements of being "50 to 70
with sex appeal." He goes to
beading classes and has made
dozens of pieces of jewelry, but
has no one to give them to.
"I'm outnumbered and I'm
still lonely as hell," he said.
"There's not a decent woman to
talk to here."
Just outside the city at Atria'
Lynbrook on Long Island, 88-
year-old Mary Palmeri, a retired
nurse, is quick with a joke and
wouldn't mind finding a man
who shared her sense of humor
and a bit of intellect. But no
luck.
"There's nothing to get excited
.about," she said. "There's no


In this Feb. 8, 2011 photo Millie Steinert, center, and Lois
Rosenman, right, dance together at Edgewater Pointe Estates
retirement community in Boca Raton, Fla. Women often so greatly
outnumber men in retirement communities that Valentine's Day can
be a lonely time. But one development has found a solution to its
perennial shortage of men at its dances: They're importing them.
- AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee


love material." .
Back at Edgewater, the lights
are dim and the gold balloons are
shaped into a giant heart. Just a
few men are sprinkled about, and
most of them are married. The
ones who aren't have learned
they hold newfound appeal in a
place where they're so outnum-
bered.
"All of a sudden, you're the
most popular guy in, the world'.


You're eligible," said 83-year-
old Richard Stock, whose wife
died about three years ago. "All
my life I wanted that attention."
Stock wasn't sure he'd ever set
his eyes on another woman
again, but he met Dee Bardo
about two years ago and they fell
in love. The song winds down
and he leans in for a kiss. And
when it's time to .go, they walk
away with hands clasped,


Man robbed by gambling 'buddies' during game of dice


Victim does not want to pursue charges; lost Cash, cell phone


STAFP REPORT


A Marianna resident was
allegedly robbed by a gambling
buddy and another man Sunday
after playing dice with one of the
two outside Marianna Garden.
Apartments. The victim, howev-
er, has told police he does not


want to pursue charges.
Police said that without a vic-
tim willing to assist them, they
have little choice but to set the
matter aside at this point.
The victim told Marianna
police officers he had been gam-
bling with several individuals


outside of Building F in the com-
plex. When he started walking
toward his apartment, one of the
players approached him from
behind and put a gun to his head.
Another man with a gun soon fol-
lowed. One of the two demanded
that the victim empty his pockets


and give him everything he had.
The victim complied.
One of the suspects then
racked his gun and began fol-
lowing the victim back to his
apartment, where, police said,
the gunman thought the victim
might have more money stored.
However, as the victim was
being escorted back to his apart-
ment, one of the suspects saw


several people standing outside
the apartment building. Police
said the men apparently aban-
doned the follow-up robbery
because one thought some of the
witnesses could identify them.
The two hold-up men then left
the area in a maroon Chevrolet
Malibu. An undisclosed amount
of cash was taken, along with
the victim's cell phone.


Driver charged with
possession near Cottondale


STAFF REPORT

A Chipley resident was
arrested Sunday on drug
charges in Jackson County,
after a traffic stop led to the
discovery of marijuana in
the vehicle he was driving.
A Jackson County
deputy pulled over a white
Chevrolet Blazer around
7:40 p.m. for an unspeci-
fied traffic infraction,
according to a press
released from the Jackson
County Sheriff's Office.
The traffic stop took place
on U.S. Highway 231 north
of Cottondale.
When the deputy
approached, he smelled the
odor of marijuana emanat-
ing from. the vehicle,
according to the release.
The deputy obtained
information from the driver
to complete a warning cita-
tion for the traffic violation,
and also asked for consent
to search the vehicle. The
driver did not give consent.


While the deputy was
'completing the warning
citation, a canine deputy
arrived and deployed his
sniffer dog. The dog "alert-
ed to the odor of a sched-
uled substance emanating
from the vehicle," accord-
ing to the release.
A subsequent search of
the vehicle revealed 17
grams of marijuana pack-
aged separately with intent
to distribute, according to
the release.
The search also revealed
small jewelry bags and dig-
ital scales. These items are.
commonly used in the dis-
tribution of illegal sub-
stances, the press release'
noted.
The driver, 20-year-old
Marjoune Johnson-Dean,
was arrested and charged
with possession of marijua-
na with intent to distribute,
and possession of drug
paraphernalia. He was
booked into the Jackson
County jail.


Athlete
Continued From Page 1A


Henderson has enough
mobility that he can operate
a van with hand controls.
But he is without his own
transportation currently
because he recently wrecked
his van.
That loss has added to the
challenges Henderson faces
as he prepares for the
upcoming wheelchair
games.
Lining up someone to'
drive him to and from the
airport, however, is the least
of his worries.
Henderson has to finance
his trip to the games on his
own. In years past, he's had
help from the American
Legion Post 100 and others.
He is hoping individuals will
reach out and help this time
around, as well.
The games are in
Pittsburgh this year.
Henderson estimates it will
cost him about $4,500, with
airfare, meals and hotel stays
all figured in.
He said the games mean
quite a bit to him, for many
reasons. He hopes his partic-
ipation inspires others.
"I love the games," he
said. "First and foremost, I
thank God for giving me this
opportunity to still be an ath-
Slete. I was always a sports


fanatic, and I still am. This
gives me something positive
to do with my life and show
others with disabilities that
.life goes on.
"With me, I look at it like
this; I got knocked down, but
I didn't get knocked out.
There are a lot of us that
don't let our injuries stop us.
We're still doing something
positive."'
Henderson welcomes
opportunities to talk to any
group he can about the
games, his life and his expe-
riences in the military.
"I love life, love the mili-
tary, love people," Henderson
said. "I try to be an example
to young people, and young
men in particular. I try to
show them some of the ways
they can go about becoming
young men the community
can be proud of, young men
who can be leaders."
He is president of the
Brotherhood Club at New
Birth Missionary Baptist
Church in Marianna, where
he also teaches a youth
group.
Henderson has to register
for the summer games in
April and needs to raise the
majority of his money by
then. He can be reached at
263-6850.


Plea
Continued From Page 1A
Wilson said Brehm, in agreed with the plea deal
his taped statement, in order to spare his son
agreed that the incident the trauma of a trial.
occurred while he and the "My son has been to
victim were alone in a tent several therapists, and I've
together. Wilson also said been told by more than one
that Brehm stated he lured that a criminal trial like
the victim in on the pre- this would traumatize him
text of playing cards, as much as the actual rape,
while others in the party or molestation call it
were getting ready for what you will and that I
dinner, should avoid trial at all
The victim disclosed costs," Will Wright said.
the incident about nine "My sonwent from being
months after it happened. a bright, intellectually curi-
The case against Brehm ous child, an articulate,
was initially dismissed straight-A student, to a
because of the speedy trial withdrawn, tearful, sad
rule, but prosecutors and suicidal child. I don't
appealed and it came back know if he will ever be
to court. able to function in the
The appeals court ruled world the way he might
that the speedy trial rule have before all this hap-
was ;,moot, since the opened "
defense had asked for Wright said he plans to
continuances in the cases pursue the civil suits and
before filing for its dis- will do all he can, within
missal on grounds that the legal means, to make sure
state's time had lapsed. people know about
Will Wright said he Brehm.


Miami Beach investigates
porn video shot in public


THE ASSOCIATED PRSS

MIAMI BEACH -
Miami'i Beach's lawyers
are reviewing whether
laws were broken when
a porn video was filmed
without permission in a
public area in broad day-
light.
The video was shot at
Monument Island the
man-made island near
Miami Beach that fea-
tures a 110-foot obelisk
honoring Florida pio-
neer Henry Flagler.
Assistant city manager
Hilda Fernandez notes


that it is not "an unin-
habited island miles off
the coast. It's in the mid-
dle of a very busy bay."
But an attorney for
Reality Kings, which
produced the video, says
his clients didn't break
any rules. Lawrence
Walters says no one was
around the island at the
time of the filming,
except the actors and
crew.
Legal or not, local his-
torian Seth Bramson
says any sequels need to
be filmed elsewhere:
"It's hallowed ground."


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Ropes, hypothermia

cited in cave deaths


THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

LaFAYETTE, Ga. -
Walker County Sheriff
Steve Wilson says rescue
workers believe that two
University of Florida stu-
dents who died in a north
Georgia cave were trapped-
by their rappelling ropes in
a frigid waterfall.
Wilson says the two, 20-
year-old Grant Lockenbach
and 18-year-old Michael
Pirie, apparently died of
hypothermia in Ellison's
Cave. Coroner Dewayne
Wilson says autopsy results
are expected Monday after-


noon.
David Ashburn, director
of Walker County
Emergency Management,
says Lockenbach, Pirie and
eight other students from
Gainesville, Fla., entered
the cave Saturday morning
to explore it.
Witnesses told officials
that Lockenbach rappelled
into a pit to retrieve a bag
but-got tangled in his ropes
and cold water poured over
him.
They say Pirie went
down to help but also got
stuck. The bodies were
recovered hours later.


Marianna Chapel
Funeral Home
3960 Lafayette St.
Marianna, FL 32446
526-5059

Rev. Joel A.
White

The Rev. Joel A. White,
90, of Cottondale passed
away Sunday, Feb. 13,
2011, at his home.
The service for Rev.
White will be 10 a.m. Wed-
nesday, Feb. 16, in the Ma-
rianna Chapel Funeral
Home, with the Rev. Bobby
Thompson officiating. In-


terment will follow in
Alford Cemetery.
There will be a time of re-
membrance, 6 to 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 15, in the
Marianna Chapel Funeral
Home.
In lieu of flowers, dona-
tions may be made to Cov-
enant Hospice of Marian-
na, 4215 Kelson Ave., Ste. E,
Marianna, FL 32446.
Expressions of sympathy
may be submitted online at
www.mariannachapelfh.co
m.
Marianna Chapel Funer-
al Home is in charge of ar-
rangements.


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TUESDAY


MHS softball swats Hornets


. .
Marianna's Hali Stout pitches against the Lady Hornets
in Cottondale Thursday.- Mark Skinner/Floridan


BY SHELA MADER
FLORIDAN CORRESPONDENT
The Marianna High
School Lady Bulldogs soft-
ball team cruised to their first
victory of the season
Thursday evening with a
solid 21-1 victory over coun-
ty rival Cottondale.
Marianna was not so for-
tunate Friday, falling to 1-1
after a 2-0 road loss to
Mosley High School Friday
evening.
In Thursday's game, Hali
Stout and Mallory Dean
combined for the win, with
Stout taking the first three
innings, giving up one run
on one walk. Dean came on
for the final two.innings, giv-
ing up no runs, no hits and
striking out four of the six
batters she faced.


Offensively, the Lady Dogs
were solid at the plate. Stout
helped herself out at the
plate, leading the Lady Dogs
going 3 for 4, with three runs
scored and five runs batted
in.
Jennifer Cramer showed
why she's a Chipola signee,
going 2-for-5 with three runs
scored, followed by Whitney
-Lipford, who was 2-for-5
with a run scored and two
RBI.
Following the game,
coach Scott, Wiggins, in his
first year at the helm, was
very pleased with his team's
performance.
"Well, we played well,
executed and put the ball in
play," Wiggins said. "With
runners in scoring position,
we got, players home and
scored a bunch of runs. We
did the little things that we


are supposed to do to win
games and it showed in the.
scoreboard. Thursday was a
great start, it's just we have
to continue to do these things
when we play the better
teams, do the little things to
win in the big games."
In Friday's road loss,
Stout was again in the circle
for the Lady Bulldogs and
went the distance. She
allowed five hits through six
innings, while striking out
three, issuing no walks, and
giving up two unearned runs,
Errors plagued the Lady
Bulldogs Friday, accounting
for runs crossing the plate.
Offensively, the Lady Dogs
were held off the board, with
only two Lady Bulldogs
picking up hits. Dean was 1-
for-2, while Cramer picked
up the other Lady Bulldog
hit.


On the night, the Lady
Dogs were fanned 12 times.
Behind the plate, Cayce
Griffin was solid, throwing
out both base runners that
attempted to steal.
Wiggins was obviously
disappointed with the loss.
"We played a pretty good
ball team and we just didn't
execute and do things on
offense you know we need to
do to win," he said after
Friday's game. "The girls
played hard, but we just did-
n't do enough to win or com-
pete offensively anyway.
But defensively we played
pretty good, even behind the
couple of errors."
The Lady Bulldogs will
be back in action tonight for
their first home game of the
season, as they host the Port
St. Joe Lady Sharks. First
pitch is slated for 6 p.m.


MHS


takes


road


victory

BY SHELIA MADE
FLORIDAN CORRESPONDENT
The Marianna High
School Bulldogs baseball
team bounced back from a
7-3 loss Friday to defeat
Godby 9-3 in Tallahassee
Saturday..
Senior Alex Bigale start-
ed on the mound for the
Dogs, with Mason Melvin
at first, Brandon Burch at
second, Bradly Middleton
at short and Zac Davis at
third. Jae Elliott started the
game in left field, with J. T.
Meadows in center and
.Tyler Hampton in right
field.
Middleton led off, but
was out on a ground out to
short. Rooks then singled,
but was left stranded when
Bigale and Burch both flied
out. Bigale allowed a lead
off single in the bottom of
the first, but a double play
and a strikeout ended the
inning with no runs cross-
ing the plate.
In the second inning,
Marianna was three up,
three down with Melvin fly-
ing out to center, Elliott
grounding back to the pitch-
er and Meadows going
down swinging. A dropped
ball in centerfield was the
only base runner for Godby
in the second, with a strike-
out and a pair of caught fly
balls ending the threat.
Marianna got their bats
going in the third inning,
plating four runs on five
hits. Davis led off with a
single, but was out on a
fielder's choice. A fly out to
first by Middleton put two
quick outs on the board.
Rooks and Bigale strung
together a pair of singles,
both picking up an RBI
before Burch took advan-
tage of a dropped ball in
centerfield to score. Melvin
joined the hit parade with
an RBI single before Elliott
went down swinging to end
the inning. Bigale had a
three up, three down inning
in the third.
The Dogs added two
See BASEBALL, Page 2B >


Cottondale falls in district finals


Cottondale's Darien Pollock takes the ball down court against the Holmes County Blue Devils in the championship game of the District 2-2A
Boys Basketball Tournament Saturday. The Blue Devils won 56-38.- Mark Skinner/Floridan


Marlins' manager says he's never felt more ready


BY TIM REYNOLDS
AP SPORTS WRITER
MIAMI Florida manager Edwin
Rodriguez cannot wait for opening day.
He's already thinking about filling out
the first lineup card of the season, seeing
a jampacked stadium, being part of all
the pageantry.
He'll do it all in 2011.
He'd prefer to do it in 2012. And
beyond.
Rodriguez is getting what essentially
amounts to a one-year chance from the
Marlins to prove himself as a manager,
getting a contract for 2011 after Florida
went 46-46 last season following the fir-


ing of Fredi Gonzalez. The Marlins have
predictably high hopes this season, and
Rodriguez who'll be in charge of a
spring training for the first time is
eager to start trying to show he merits the
job.
"I'm going into the best time in my
professional career," Rodriguez said
Monday at a team luncheon. "Putting
together the whole spring training along
with Brandon Hyde, my bench coach,
going player-by-player, analyzing play-
er-by-player, putting together all the
options, the lineup, defense ... I can't
wait to get on the field."
The Marlins start formal workouts in
Jupiter, Fla. later this week. Pitchers and


catchers are due to report by Friday;
position players are expected by Feb. 21.
Rodriguez took over last June, and an
impromptu celebration broke out about a
week later before Florida played in
Puerto Rico his homeland when
owner Jeffrey Loria announced that he
would finish the 2010 season.
Rodriguez says some of his friends in
Puerto Rico are still celebrating the fact
that he became their first countryman to
manage in the major leagues. His play-
ers, who expect to be factors this season
in the NL East race, are equally thrilled.
"He's a really good players' manag-
er," said right-hander Ricky Nolasco,
who went 14-9 with a 4.51 ERA last


season and was rewarded over the win-
ter with a three-year contract. "I think
everybody's excited for him. We want to
help him out and do everything that we
can to make him succeed. It's going to
be fun from the beginning and should be
exciting."
This season will be Florida's last at
Sun Life Stadium, the home for the
Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes
football teams. Construction is ongoing
at a new downtown ballpark set to open
in April 2012, and where the first seat
will be ceremonially installed on
Tuesday.
Rodriguez's goal is to be there for the
first pitch.


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Wait is over; Clowney picks Gamecocks


BY PETE IACOBEL
AP S'oRTS WRITER

ROCK HILL, S.C.-
Jadeveon Clowney's new
coordinator at South Carolina
was most impressed by what
he didn't hear from his signee
as the two spoke Monday.
When Clowney called Ellis
Johnson after picking South
Carolina there was no self-
important, look-at-me style
comments like, "Did you
watch?" or "I told you," the
Gamecocks defensive leader
said.
"It was, 'Coach, I'm going
to be ready,"' Johnson said.
Clowney ended an extra 12
days of signing suspense
when he picked the
Gamecocks' hat off a table
that also had caps from final-
ists Alabama and Clemson.
South Carolina coach Steve
Spurrier had known for a
while Clowney would take
additional time before decid-
ing. But it became even a bit
more nerve-racking as the 6-
foot-6, 250-pound senior
waited for the go-ahead from
ESPN, which carried his
announcement live to a
national audience.




Baseball
Continued From Page 1B
more runs in the fourth
inning. Davis and
Hampton both took
advantage of Godby
errors, with Davis scoring
on a sac fly by Middleton.
Rooks singled, and Bigale
doubled to score the sec-
ond run of the inning,
before a ground out to
short by Burch ended the
inning. Bigale gave up a
leadoff walk in the bottom
of the fourth before being
relieved by Chris Godwin.
Rooks picked off the run-


When given the signal,
Clowney spoke: "I'm going
to' the University of ..." he
said, then reached for the
Gamecocks' cap to the cheers
of friends, family, South
Pointe High students and
teammates.
Clowney's choice capped a
wild signing period. On Feb.
2, the first day players could
sign a letter of intent and
when most did a Georgia
recruit announced his deci-
sion with the help of a bull-
dog puppy and another
prospect's mother faxed in a
letter to the school she want-
ed her son to attend instead of
his selection.
But it was hard to match
the scene at South Pointe's
auditorium.
SDozens of TV cameras set
up a semicircle pointed up to
the lectern and table, where
Clowney sat with parents
Josenna Clowney and David
Morgan. A documentary film
crew followed Clowney as he
entered the auditorium. A
Columbia television station
carried the drama live, the
sports anchor stalling, until
Clowney got the green light
to speak.


ner, with Godwin fanning
the next batter and induc-
ing a ground out to end'
the inning.
Marianna plated their
final three runs in the top
of the fifth. Melvin led off
with a walk, and moved to
third on a single by
Elliott. Following a
strikeout to 'Godwin,
Davis doubled home
Melvin. Hampton went
down looking, followed
by an RBI double by
Middleton. Rooks drew a
walk, but a fielder's
choice by Bigale ended
the inning. Godwin gave
up one run on a pair of
walks and two hits before


Students and Stallions
football players on mid-
morning break shouted
"Happy Birthday" to
Clowney, who turned 18
Monday. Everyone watched
the auditorium's flat screen
TVs until a picture of
Clowney, in his South Pointe
jersey, popped up on ESPN.
"This has got me so nerv-
ous, man," Clowney said to
friends before taking the
stage.
Finally, he let everyone
know and a large smile
crossed his face.
"I'm happy," he said. "I
wish I had done it on the
2nd."
So why didn't he? Blame
Clowney's agreeable nature,
said his mother.
"He has a hard time say-
ing, 'No,"' she said.
Recruiting analysts
thought Clowney had long
favored the Gamecocks.
Former teammates Stephon
Gilmore and DeVonte
Holloman have started in the
secondary got South
Carolina, and South Pointe
linemate Gerald G. Dixon
signed there earlier this
month.


being relieved by
Madison Harrell, who
ended the fifth inning
with no further runs
crossing the plate.
Marianna was unable to
take advantage of base
runners in the top of the
sixth inning. Adam
DeWitt ground to the
mound, followed by
Melvin drawing a walk.
Heath Roberts went down
swinging, with Harrell
being issued a walk
before Strauss was out on
strikes. Two runs scored
in the bottom of the sixth
inning on two hits and one
hit batter.
In the top of the seventh


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Jadeveon Clowney puts on a USC hat, Monday, Feb. 14, 2011, at South Pointe High
School in Rock Hill, S.C., after announcing that he will play football for the University
of South Carolina next season. -AP Photo


inning, Hampton drew a
lead off walk, followed by
a single by Middleton. A
fly to first was followed
by a caught fly ball in
center that got Hampton
off the bag at third.
DeWitt took the mound in
the top of the seventh, in
his first.start since shoul-
der surgery last summer.
DeWitt fanned the first
batter he faced, before
walking the next two bat-
ters. A single followed,
but a pick off got the run-
ner at second out. DeWitt
got out of the inning on a
fly ball to center field
with no runs scoring to
end the game.


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Franklin Pierce Adams, a columnist and wit best known for
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ances as a panelist on radio's "Information Please," said, "I find
that a great part of the information I have was acquired by look-
ing up something and finding something else on the way."
In bridge, we often learn something that leads to another con-
clusion as in this deal. South was in two spades. West led
the heart ace and followed with a second heart. East took that
trick with his king, cashed the ace-king of clubs, and played a
third club to dummy's queen. How did declarer continue?
After East's opening bid of one heart was passed around to
North, he made a takeout double, promising short hearts and
length in the other three suits. East rebid two hearts to show his
sixth heart and extra values. South was happy to compete with a
two-spade bid. West was tempted to bid three hearts, but he let
the prevailing vulnerability dissuade him. (The curious may like
to work out how North-South can defeat three hearts. It is easy
after a club lead, but harder otherwise.)
As West had shown up with four points (the heart ace), but
passed his partner's opening bid, East was marked with the dia-
mond queen. South drew two rounds of trumps, cashed
dummy's diamond ace, and played a low diamond toward his
hand. When the queen popped up, declarer conceded just five
tricks: one spade, two hearts and two clubs.
Sometimes a pass can be more informative than a bid.


new husband was still fanning the flames with
Nadia, let alone his sexuality issues. And
apparently, his family doesn't know he's mar-
ried. Do we have an obligation to tell his fam-
ily and his new wife, or is this a keep-it-
zipped situation? We don't want to hurt any-
one. Treading Water in the Pacific
Dear Treading: You don't know the circum-
stances of this marriage or even if it's true. It
is not your place to inform his par-
ents or wife. We know you want
to do the right thing and prevent
a catastrophe, but frankly, it
; will be hurtful no matter what
r you say, and it won't change a
thing. Mr. Hawaii needs to
handle this on his own.
Dear Annie: My wife passed
p / away three weeks ago. We
V \were married for more than
40 years. Is there any set rule
about how long I should wait
to get in the dating scene again? Arizona
Widower
Dear Arizona: There is no set rule.
Widows and widowers can begin dating
whenever they are ready. Keep in mind, how-
ever, that friends and relatives often expect
the newly widowed to wait at least six
months before dating, so you may get some
flak from them if you start sooner. But it is
entirely your choice.


HOROSCOPE
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
19) If you knuckle down on all
your responsibilities without
allowing frivolous interests dis-
tract to you, what you produce
will be extremely productive
and rewarding. Stay busy as an
obsessive/compulsive bee.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
- You don't have to be part of a
big group in order to feel ful-
filled and/or to thoroughly
enjoy yourself. The quantity of
your companions isn't what
matters; it's all about the quali-
ty.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) -
Get back to working on those
few unfinished things that have
been patiently awaiting your
attention. It'll be both a joy and
relief to not have to look at
them any longer.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -
Although you usually like
things to be structured, you
could become a bit restless and
resentful if something has to be
taken care of before you can
pursue personal interests.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -
You may not think so, but
financial situations and/or mat-
ters are actually your strong
suit, so don't hesitate to take
care of matters that could con-
tribute to your financial securi-
ty.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) -
Don't put it off any longer:
focus your attention on taking
care of an awkward develop-
ment that is only getting worse
with time. More than a few peo-
ple will appreciate your input.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If
you'll let it, your intuition will
reveal something important
that your logic has completely
missed. Give credence to any
insight that crosses your mind,
especially if it is persistent.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -
You. could be in for a big sur-
prise if you aren't afraid to
strive for a huge goal that
seems to be unreachable. Even
if you don't think you can make
it to the finish line, at least try.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -
Without realizing it, you are
likely to possess an aura of
authority free from pretense
and pressure. This will attract
certain people who never paid
you any attention to you before.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
- Simply being nonjudgmental
attracts favorable attention to
you wherever you go. You
aren't likely to be awed by the
attributes of others nor put off
by anybody's shortcomings.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) It isn't always so, but for
some reason you'll effectively
utilize all the resources that are
at your disposal. As 'a result,
projects you undertake will be
very successful.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) Use your gift of diploma-
cy and tact to ward off any
abrasive complications that
pop up in your. dealings. They
are your two best assets and
will serve you well.


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Humidifier: QVC brand used great condition $20
850-272-1842


Prom gowns: 2 red, 2 pink, 2 purple, 2 white, 2
red, sizes 4-12. $25-$75 850-272-1842


V Diamond Cluster Pendant, 1KT, Tear Drop V
Shaped on 18 inch gold chain. Paid $999 new
at Kay's, Will Sell For $600 cash firm.
Serious Inquiries Only. Call 334-790-4892
Wanted: Old Coins, Gold, Diamonds, Guns, And
Tools West Main Jewelry & Loan 334-671-1440.
DO 11144
Watch: Ladies Fossil Watch, new in box. Needs
Battery $45 850-272-1842


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than 1964, or Coin Collections. 850-200-6665
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FOUND: Small black & white dog near Sea Shut-
ters on Hwy 71 call 850-526-1940
Rescued dogs for very loving home-
lab mixes, terriers, pit-bulls, great dane
mixes and more. All need responsible and
loving pet owners. Call 334-791-7312
Shih-tzu puppies, two boys, one girl. Girl is
black and white, males are brown and white.
$250 cash only. Puppies were born Jan. 16th.
Will be available in 10 weeks. [March 27th].
Please call in advance. 334-714-5600. Mother is
brown and white. Father is black and white. DO
11110
V Valentines Babies Are Ready! V
Pomeranians Shih-apoo, Chorkie, Morkie,
Chinese Crested Powder Puffs and Malti-poos.
Now Taking deposits on Yorkies 334-718-4886


'. 17yo trained/shown
'' youth/adult western
Spleasure/english/trail
horse, no special needs/
-, feed, no health issues,
15'1 hands, Doc O'Lena
granddaughter, has lots of go left, $2000 obo
334-889-9024 DO 11126
FREE: To good home, 14 month old Donkey, not
kid friendly 334-695-7354 leave message

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Local Sales Manager

WRBL-TV, the CBS affiliate in Columbus,
GA is looking for a local Sales Manager
to manage, train and motivate a staff of ac-
count executives in order to meet or exceed
local revenue goals. Successful candidates
should be dynamic leaders with a minimum
of three (3) years television sales experi-
ence (preferably in management), including
some rep firm experience. This position will.
be involved in all aspects of the sales opera-
tion with an emphasis on new business
development. Must be highly organized,
with excellent communication skills and a
working knowledge of Matrix, IBMS (Pilat)
and Sharebuilder.
Please apply online or
send resume and references to:
WRBL-TV Human Resources,
1350 13th Avenue, Columbus, GA 31901
or email to Ithomas@alsmg.com.
Please mention "Local Sales Manager"
on any submission. EOE M/F/D/V
Pre-employment drug test and background
screening required. e-Verify is used upon
hire to confirm eligibility for employment in
the U.S.


Excellent opportunity at the Federal Correction
Institute, Marianna, FL 30 hours a week, Mon-
day Friday. Must have 6 months experience
in a clinical setting and completed a min 12
week lab program. Must have current CPR.
Fax resume to 877-471-2502

Food Service Worker
Must have a high school diploma or GED
with 1-2 years of institutional experience in
preparing food for large numbers of.
people. Salary: $17,236.00/yr.
Custodial Supervisor
Must have a high school diploma or GED'
with some experience in custodial work
and maintenance.
Starting salary: $15,558/yr.
Submit employment application to the
Jackson County Human Resources Dept.
2864 Madison Street, Marianna, FL 32448.
Deadline to apply is 02/21/2011.
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on Golf Course. $1300/mo includes lawn care.
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4' 850- 526-3355 4=
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on Blue Springs Rd, newer carpet and
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patio,nice shaded yards and plenty of room for
kids $650/mo and $500 deposit, 1 yr lease. Call
718-6019
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water/garbage/lawn included. 850-569-1015
2/2 clean Dbl-wide, no pets or smoking, lyr
lease, family of 3, $500 + dep 850-718-8158 *
2/2 Mobile Homes in Marianna, No pets, secur-
ity and references required. $400 & $500 per
month. 850-482-8333
2 & 3 bedroom mobile Homes in Cottondale.
$500 and up. H20, garbage, sewer included.
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850-258-4868/209-8847
2&3BR MH's in
Marianna & Sneads
(850)209-8595.
3/2, 2/2 in Cottondale, no pets, CH/A $425-
$500 850-258-1594 leave message
3/2 Double wide on Lake Seminole in Sneads,
$600/mo, water included. 850-526-2183
3/2 Mobile Home on Ham Pond Rd in Sneads
CH/A, lawn care incl. $550 +dep. 850-592-4625
Edgewood Apartments in Cypress Area. Quiet,
Furnished 1BR 1BA.Cable &'laundry included.
$440/mo + deposit. 850-209-13514
Large 3/2 $550/month. Quiet, well maintained.
water/sewer/ garbage/ lawn included.
Monthly RV Lots $200+elec.
Joyce Riley RE 850-209-7825 4
Rent to Own: 2 & 3BR Mobile Homes.
Lot rent included. For details
850-557-3432 or 850-814-6515
RESIDENTIAL
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BEST BUY!!! 196 J SAUNDERS RD.
3BR/1.5BA, Move in ready, Newly
Remodeled and 1 year Home Warranty,
$69,000, Yes Only $69,000!
Call Cathy 334-714-9099
Owner/Agent Re-Max Southern Properties



Roommate Wanted. Furnished room $375 + 1/2
utilities. Located in Cottondale 850-209-5550

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ATV Yamaha '09 Grissley 350, 4x4, camo, new
condition, adult owned, new price $6000. sell
for $4500. 334-441-5580 DO 11129
Honda'02 XR250R Dirt Bike. Excellent condition
$2200 Firm. Please Call 8PM-11PM 334-684-9129
Honda '08 TRX250 4-wheeler Red. Excellent
condition. New cost $4,399. Will sell $2,500.
334-798-2337
Honda 2007 TRX 90 Youth 4 wheeler.
Almost New! Elec. Start, Red, Low hrs,
Garage Kept. $1,500. OBO. 334-796-3721
Honda '97 TRX90 4-wheeler Like New Cond.
$1300. 334-792-8018 DO 11023
Kawasaki'08 Kfx 90 ATV Kid's model 36345
(334)726-2168 jqwcpa@live.com $1500.00
Polaris 500, '06 4x4 Automatic, low hours &
miles, $4,200. 850-482-8717.
Yamaha '04 Bruin- 4wd, extra low hours, cam
ouflage. $4,000. Call 334-795-6743
Yamaha '08 Grizzly 700 ATV- Red, chrome rims,
wench, stereo, only 200 hours, power steering
must see!! $6000. Call 334-726-4361 DO 11052

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feet with beveled edae. $350 each 850-593-5361 tion $50 850-272-4305 serious inquiries only


2 Sets of full size bed railings $35 each
850-272-4305 serious inquiries only
Adult 3 wheel bicycle, needs chain $20 850-573-
5997
Antique white Dresser /vanity/desk. Lift up top,
new hardware. $85. 850-592-2927
Baby Strollers, $25 & $35 850-592-2881


CARPET FOR SALE:

4 850-526-3614 4
Chest of Drawers, 4 drawers, lite tan color $25
850-592-2881
Coffee & Tea Set, 7 piece, Sterling Silver, $250
850-573-5997
Double Bowl S.S. Sink, never used $20 850-593-
9987
Double Dome Skylight, 4x3, fixed $35 850-593-
9987 after 6pm
Electric trimmer, $30 OBO. Leave a message
850-482-7966.
Full size bed with mattress & box springs, $50
850-272-4305 serious inquiries only
Glider Rocker, brown cloth, $35 850-592-2881


Full size mattress $10. 850-272-4305 serious
inquiries only
HANDICAP SCOOTER 3 Wheels $450 334-687-
6863, 334-695-2161 DO 11156
HP 6005 Desktop w/22"LCD mon. Great for
work/gaming. $500.Call for specs.334-790-5981.
Koehler Toilet, Complete $40 850-593-9987 af-
ter 6pm
Large Dog House, Any Color, Shingle Roof,
S Will Deliver. $120, 334-794-5780
Ottoman, burgandy, for end of bed or chair $50
850-526-4425
Piano, Wurlitzer $500 850-718-6299
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Porch/Lawn Swing With Chains,
L Will Deliver. $80 334-794-5780
Slider Window, 3'x2' insulated, E glass, never
used $45 850-593-9987 after 6pm
Vynil Blinds, 391/ x 15, 3 pair, $25 850-593-
9987 after 6pm
Wall hung sink, white, complete, $15 850-593-
9987 after 6pm
Wingback Chair, burgandy, oak legs $125 850-
526-4425


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16FT GLASS STREAM BOAT 28HP Johnson,
trolling motor, depth finder $2,300
232-4610 DO 11168
24' Pontoon Boat '95- Runs great, $7,500 OBO
Call 850-573-1920
Bass Tracker '09 Pro 160
__. l.:.. I16 ft. 30HP Mercury with
i' p~rower trim, trolling motor,
depth and fish finder, only 5
-ho urs on motor. Is in like
new condition. $8,300. Call 334-493-7700
Chinew- 14 ft. with 4HP motor and new trailer.
Excellent condition, $1,450. 334-596-1738
CHRYSLER '78
Fihin-Sk;, 15ft,40HP
S -_'.. Chry-ler motor, $1,500 OBO
334.687-6863. 695-2161 DO
11156
Fisher '01 Hawk- 18 'ft Class 2, with 115 Mercu
ry outboard motor with trailer, 2 fish finders,
trolling motor, access ladder, Bemini, AM/FM
radio, on board charge, cover, very well kept in-
door shelter. $14,000. Call 334-685-7319
Gheenoe Camo 13' with trailer 2HP motor. 32 #
thrust trolling motor. $1,500 Firm. 334-793-3432
Night: 334-677-5606
Sailboat '76-Catalina 30' 2
,.' ', cycle Yarmar diesel engine.
Very low hours; less than
: 250. Roller furling, bimin,
-,,. head. micro, fridge. Good
condition Docked @ Snug
Harbor slip B-6.334- 673-0330. REDUCED to $12K
Seacraft, '89,20 ft- Center
-. -.... cloriole., '95 225HP Johnson,
dual a\le trailer w/brakes.
S.-q Great condition, very clean.
$5,500.334-791-4891 DO 11020


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Seado RXP'05 Jet Ski, 60 hrs. Very clean, life
jacket and cover included. $5,500. 850-527-4455
STRATOS '00 22FT Tournament Ready, 225 HP
motor. Kept inside, $11,900 Must see! Call 229-
321-9047


2006 Wildcat 5th Wheel Super Slid e, 2 Bed-
rooms, 4 Bunks, Lots of storage, Excellent con-
dition. $19,500 Call 334-792-1109 DO 11032
27 ft. Jayco 08' only used 1 time. NEW, large
slide out, large shower by it's self.cable hook-
up, lots of extras. $10,500. 334-393-1558
Copper Canyon'07 34' 5th
w heel, excellent cond. rear
... living room, 2-slides,
i~ awning,cabinets galore,
M- dinette, kitchenette, large.
bedroom, private bath,
super deal to serious buyer.334-792-0010 or
805-0859
Dutchman '02 Sth Wheel- 2 slides, like new,
many extra, $16,000 Call 334-794-4917 DO 11027
Dutchmen 40 ft. Travel Trailer
--i ~. '06, 38B-DSL, Sleeps 8, has 2
I .- slideouts. Loaded, Like new.
$18,750. Call 334-406-4555

FLEETWOOD '05 Prowler AX6, 5th wh, 36ft, 4
slides, large shower, 30/50AMP. $24,000 OBO
334-695-4995, 334-687-7862 DO 11065
Fourwinds '06,30' Travel trailer Double slide-
out 2BR, microwave, stereo, CH&A., Loaded.
Like new. Must sell immediately, $11,500 OBO.
Cell: 585-269-0244
Jayco '08 Flight 27' with super slide, large bath,
used 2 times, $10,500. 850-482-8717
._.. JAYCO '09 35 ft., Like New, 2
** .. slides. 27" flat TV, loaded,
am '" very nice, $19,000. 334-687-
R3606, 334-695-1464.DO10976
Sunny Brook 5th wheel'02 2750SL 28' w/slide
out. Q-bed, Like New, kepted under shelter
compare to showrm. price $30K, Will sell $12K
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i Like New, 23K miles, Easy
to drive and Easy to park.
$21,500. 334-791-5235
S DO 11145


Allegro'99 Bay with 330
Cummins on a Freightliner
Chassey 38' Superslide,
Weatherpro awnings,
in-motion sattelite, duel
ducted air, new hardwood
floors, new tires, 54k miles $47,500 Call Scott
334-685-1070 DO 11022
Concord Coachman '05 Motor Home- 23' long
2700 miles. Take over payments. 850-593-5103
Conquest 05' 29ft. sleeps 8,
lots of extras, 11K mi.
l [ Refinance 334-798-4462
B Warranty


Dixie RV SuperStores
FL's Newest RV Dealer
NOW OPEN!!!
*Store Hours*
Monday-Saturday
8:00am-6:00pm
21 Acres / 30 Brands New and Pre-Owned
Newmar Keystone Heartland c Jayco
Fleetwood m Prime Time Coachmen
Forest River

Service Department
Parts and Acces. Store
RV Collision Center

Located off 1-10 Exit 70 / SR285
328 Green Acres Dr.
De Funiak Springs, FL 32435
Sales and Service: 850-951-1000
www.dixierv.com DO 11108
R-VISION 2006 Trail Lite, 26
S ft., fully loaded, like new,
low mileage $35,000 OBO
334-616-6508


TRANSPORTAI l


Buick '98 LeSabre (BY OWNER) low miles,
leather, loaded, new tires, tune-up, new radf.
$3,495 OBO. 850-592-2832 or 693-6835
Chevy '74 Nova. 350 V8. Auto Tranny. California
car. 85% restored. 334-470-7260. $9500 obo. DO
11015


Mercedes 1983- Collector 240D in very good
condition, rare 4-speed manual transition,
very smooth shifting, a dream to drive, a
bargain at $6,800 Call 334-797-4883


1995 Nissan Infinity J30 Replaced motor, good
air/heat, new tires, runs good. $2,295 OBO, 334-
678-4819, DO 11132


'95 Jeep Rio Grande in good condition, tan in
color with dark brown soft top, 4 cyl, 5 speed,
144k miles, new tires, nice stereo system, AC &
heat $5000 334-797-8145 or 334-797-3802 DO
11166
1 .'P1 BMW'96 Convertible
NICE CAR! $6,995.
Call: 334-714-2700


Acura '97 RL. $5999.00 (CLEAN)!
2180 Montgomery Hwy. Call: 334-671-7720
or 334-714-2700. DO 11165
BMW'96 NICE CAR!
Trades Considered! $5,995.
Call: 334-714-2700


Buick'00 LeSabre Limited ,
loaded, 1 owner,
91K miles, LIKE NEW!,
Priced at $5800.
334-790-7959


Cadillac '05 CTS, loaded 149K miles., reliable
luxary transportation, below nada value at
$ 8995. OBO 334-678-5959 or 334-797-7293
DO 11102
Cadillac '99 Deville white with tan leather
interior, new tires, air & front end. good
condition $3,600. 334-774-5333
Cheverlot '11 Z71 LT- 4x4,4 door, 1850 miles,
5.3L V8, 6 speed auto, white truck, dark inte-
rior. Make offer Call 334-403-0249 D011061
Chevrolet '09 Impala LT- 4 door, power every-
thing, white, excellent condition $12,900.
Call 334-494-0460 DO 11070
Chevy '08 Impala Excellent Condition Loaded
28K Mi. 1-Owner Auto. V6 $11,900 334-237-1039 L


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Pai Chevrolet 71 Chevelle
~-' Malibu, New 452 HP
engine. 450 lbs of torque,
I Red with black racing
stripes. Very Good
Condition. Must See! 334-470-9828 DO 11161
Chevrolet 74 El Camino-
m' Good condition but needs
minor work. $5,500 OBO
334-699-1366 or 797-6925

SChevrolet '85 Camaro V6
-- Automatic transmission,
'runs good $2750 Call 334-
% OE. 791-4218 after 3pm or text
Sany time.
S Chevy'04 Impala
RUNS GOOD! Newly Built
Transmission! $3,950
Call: 334-714-2700.


Chevy '08 Corvette Convertible, Black, loaded,
excellent condition, garage kept $45,000.
334-692-5624
Chevy 97 Suburban- great condition, 1500
series, leather $3000. Call 303-906-3683
S --- .-f _T Chrysler '06 300C with
- Hemi. Custom Paint, Rims,
Sunroof, Rockford Fosgate
Stereo System.
334-494-7312 DO 11125
Chrysler '07 PT Cruiser Touring Edition- black
exterior with gray interior, 17k mi, $11,900
Call 334-648-1828 or 334-792-5151 after 5pm
Corvette '81- Automatic 350
(Silver). Willsell as is for
$4,900. OBO 334-774-1915


Corvette '92 Convertible 121K miles, extra
clean, $9500. 334-671-1430. DO 11091
Corvette '96 Collector Edition Silver, 2 tops,
Bose, 1381 made. Best offer. 334-677-7796
-FORD Mustang '98 GT
Automatic,
NICE CAR! $4,850.
Call: 334-714-2700

B Dodge '04 Grand Caravan,
Excellent condition $7300
850-526-2055 or 850-272-
8933 DO 11002

FORD -'03 Mustang GT, 96000 miles, CD,
leather, power locks, power windows. $8,500
334-494-6480
Ford '10 F150 XLT- 4 doors with all the toys
including tow package, beige with beige and
brown interior, 23k miles; $22,900. 334-494-0460
DO 11071
FORD '89 F150, 4wh, 4x4
Automatic $4,600 or reason-
able offer 229-334-8520, or
229-296-8171


Ford '98 Explorer
RUNS GOOD!
Priced at $2,195
Call: 334-714-2700
for more info


Honda Civic CLEAN NICE
CAR! RUNS GOOD! $3,495
Call: 334-714-2700.



I Hundai '04 Accent GT,
2 door, Auto, 4 cylinder,
1 owner, 69K miles,
excellent, Priced at $4995.-
M Call: 334-790-7959


S- Jeep 1979 CJ7- rebuilt 304
engine, new paint, mild
cam, headers, aluminum
intake 600 Holley Carb.,
rebuilt transmission, 1 ton
Chevy Axles with 456 Chevy gears in rear with
Detroit locker and Dana 60 in front Mickey
Thompson 16x12 rims with new 37x12.5 R16,5
LT tires $8,000. 334-266-5248
Land Rover '02 Discovery, Silver. Good condi-
tion, $6,500. Call 334-792-1109 DO 11033
Lexus '07 RX350 Bamboo
pearl color, V6, 4WD, fully
loaded, 50k miles. $26,000.
Call 334-333-1824
Lexus '07 RX400 Hybrid- Well kept and fully
loaded, has 62k miles, get 31 City & 27 Hwy
mpg, asking $28,000.334-308-1112 DO11112
Lexus '98 LS400 114K mi.
.- Gold with tan leather interi-
-or heated seats. Excellent
l condition $9,800. 334.333-
S. 3436 or 334-671-3712.
LINCOLN MKS 2009,4-door, red, 28K miles, Ex-
tra Clean 334-703-1210 DO 11151
Mazda'01 626 LX 158K Mi. Loaded! Pwr every-
thing, cd player, White, tan interior,
$3999. 334-692-4084 334-797-9290 DO 11057
Mazda '06 Miata MX5- Grand Touring Edition,,
blue with ground effects, one owner, garage
kept, only 7330 miles, Auto, Bose stereo/CD,
Like new. $15,900. Call 334-393-8864.
Mazda'07 Mazda3- Sunroof, gold, 120k miles,
$9000. Call 334-794-4917 leave message
DO 11026
Mazda'85 RX7 $1599.00 NICE CAR!
2180 Montgomery Hwy. Call: 334-671-7720
or 334-714-2700. DO 11164
Mazda '93 Miata convertible, excellent condi-
tion, sports package, fun little car $4500. 334-
699-7270 DO 11124
Mercedes 73 450 SL Convertible (hard/soft
top) $12,000 OBO. 904-368-1153 Leave message
Mercury '05 Grand Marquis LS white, leather
eats, wood dash trim, 170,780 mi. $5500. Call
Polyengineering, Inc. 334-793'-4700 ext. 134
Mitsubishi '09 Galant Fully loaded,
Pwr. window, pwr. doorlocks, cruisecontrol
C.D. Great Fuel Mileage, $300 down $250 per
mo. Call Steve Hatcher at 334-791-8243:
DO 11076
Nissan '05 350Z Convertible
Touring Edition. Auto. Exc.
Cond. $16,500 Pearl White
334-793-3686; 334-790-9431
e Nissan '05 Z350 Roadster
-Convertible. Nice Car!!!
Priced at $16,900. Call for
*. more information about
extras. 334-714-2700
i Nissan '06 Altima SE
r ,,- SUPER NICE CAR!
PRICED TO SELL!
$10,988.
Call: 334-714-2700

Nissan'06 Maxima, 121Kmi. loaded, leather,
heated seats, sunroof, new tires, excellent con-
_J edition, $11,500. 791-3081. DO 11029


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Nissan 06' Maxima, white, loaded, leather,
moon roof, 86k miles, excellent condition,
$13,300 OBO 850-209-2358 DO 11101
S 'i Nissan '10 Rogue SL- Black,
excellent tires, power seat,
& windows, 4dr, 2wd, 15K
miles. Excellent condition.
$20,500 OBO. 334-791-6485
SPontiac'02 Montana Extend-
k ..- ed AWD Excellent Condition
Blue, leather interior,dvd,
tv, Fully loaded $7000
334-796-1602
Pontiac '07 G-6 GT- convertible, black, 31K
miles, all leather, loaded, garage kept.
$14,000. OBO 334-796-6613
Pontiac'08 G6 SUPER SHARP! LIKE NEW!
$200 down, $229 per month.
Call: Ron Ellis at 334-714-0028. DO 11080
TOYOTA '08 FJ CRUISER with 45000 miles.
Very nice SUV. Like new insie and out. Burgun-
dy exterior with dary gray interior. All standard
power options. All trades accepted. Please call
334-695-0953 OR 334-687-4400. DO 11131
Toyota '09 Corolla, auto transmission, red in
color, loaded. 34 mpg, 58K miles. $13,500.
334-794-2927. DO 11038
Toyota'09 Corolla Sport. Charcoal gray 31k
miles. Warranty. 5-spd. 16" wheels, power
locks, windows, CD, $12,000. 334-475-3370
or 334-464-1709.
Toyota '09 Corolla UNDER WARRANTY!
LIKE NEW! $200 down $249 per month.
Call: Ron Ellis at 334-714-0028. DO 11081
Volkswagen '03 Beetle Convertible Low miles,
Fully Loaded, Great fuel economy $200 down,
$200 per mo. Call Steve Hatcher 334-791-8243.
DO 11077
Wanted Junk- Vehicles top price, I also sell
used parts. Call 334-792-8664


1997 Kawasaki KZ1000 This Motorcycle would
be a great restore project for a collector. Need
to sell due to not having time to work on it.
Great bike and was a former California High-
way Patrol Bike. Very collectible and comes
with many spare parts that are chrome and
hard to find. 1000cc 4 cylinder. Needs radio
carrier for complete look but easy to find on
ebay. Call 912-306-0656 for more info! $2,000
OBO, DO 11149
Goldwing,'92 60k miles, Red. Excellent paint
and running condition. $7,000. Call 850-445-
2915 leave message
Harley 06 Sportser XL-
1200C, 3940k mi, 2 seat
screaming eagle, pipes,
windshield $6900
Call 334-806-6961
Harley Davidson '00 Electra Glide, short wind-shield,
solo & stock seats, very dependable, $8,500. 334-774-
2036 or 334-237-0677. DO 11059
Harley Davidson '02 Sportster 1200 custom 1lk
miles, chromed out, $6500. Call 334-691-3468
or 334-701-3855
Harley Davidson '06 883 Sportster 18,300 miles
With extras. $4000 334-803-7422 DO 11095
Harley Davidson '06 Sportser 1200, 13,400 miles
detachable windshield & back rest $6,000. 334-
685-3214
-. '"- Harley Davidson '08- Ultra
Classic Screaming Eagle An-
niversary Edition. Very low
miles $26900. 334-685-0380

Harley Davidson 1986 FLTC w/ side car. exc.
cond. $10,500. OBO 334-794-2665 or 334-805-
0810
Harley Davidson 1992 Sporster 1200 custom.
mid 50's K/KH exc. cond. $5,500. OBO 794-2665
334-805-0810
HONDA'06 Shadow, 2.8 miles, NEW dealer
road tested only, $5,200, 229-334-8520 or
229-296-8171
HONDA '07 CBR, 600, load-
ed, 4,000 miles,stretch low-
ered. 2 brother exhaust,
$6,000 334-695-5055, 334-
339-2352 DO 11146


Chevrolet'99 3500
Service body work truck,
V-8, automatic, 44K miles,
1 owner, Priced at $6500.
Call: 334-790-7959


Chevy '91 Cherokee pickup, lift gate
$1,500. 850-352-4724
Chevy '96 Silverado- 2500 V8, Auto air. Runs
great $2,800 OBO. 334-691-2987
Dogde Ram '03 1500 regular cab, excellent con-
dition, 92K miles, 4.7 engine, $8,000. OBO 334-
796-8174. DO 11073
Ford '02 FX4 F-150 Black, Chrome Toolbox,
Running Boards, Great Tires and.More Extras,
133k Miles,,$10,500 OBO 334-618-7502 DO 11153


Ford '06 Explorer Limited leather, 6 change CD,
3rd row seats, V8, chrome wheels, light beige
with tan interior, 50k miles, like new, $16,400
850-814-0155 DO 11109
Ford '95 Explorer
EXTRA CLEAN!
NEW TIRES! $2,950
Call: 334-714-2700


GMC'00 Jimmy, great condition, $4,200 OBO
Call 850-526-2491 ask for Tom. '
GMC'07 Yukon SLT- white with tan
leather interior, 63k miles $26,500 334-718-6836
Honda'04 CRV LX. Black, Excellent condition
77,800 miles. Power windows. $9,300 Negotia-
ble. Reduced!!! 334-333-2239
Jeep '06 Commander, black in color, 3 seater,
excellent condition, gray interior, back up sen-
sor. 91K miles, $13,000 OBO 334-268-0770.
DO 11051
Jeep '06 Wrangler, both tops, AC, automatic,
loaded, 22K miles $17,000 OBO. 334-726-1530
Jeep '95 Cherokee
NICE CAR!
PRICED AT $2,195.
Call: 334-714-2700


SJeep '95 Grand Cherokee
RUNS GREAT! Trades
Considered $2,950
Call: 334-714-2700


Nissan '03 Pathfinder SE, 110,990 miles, V6, 4
wheel drive, black leather interior, Bose 6 CD
changer, $10,900. Call Anthony 334-797-1342.
S Nissan '05 Murano
NICE CAR! MUST SELL!
$10.900 Call: 334-714-2700


Nissan '05 Murano
NICE CAR! MUST SELL!
l gii $10.900 Call: 334-714-2700




Chevrolet '85 K5 Blazer. Fully restored, 450 hp
engine, 411 rear end, 1000K miles since re-
stored. $12,900..407-353-3629


Honda '08 Shadow 750.
Excellent condition. Low
miles 5-year service plan
included. $5K OBO
334-701-2329


4 Honda 1962 C102 super
Scub 50, 4k miles, Black &
p&- white, good condition,
electric start 3 speed,
$2500. Firm. Call noon (M-
F) 334-347-9002
HONDA'98 Valkyrie Tourer all original,
low miles, runs great asking $5,900. OBO 334-
693-5454
Suzuki '05 Boulevard Black/Gray 2,000 miles on
it. Garage Kept. Lots of extras! $3,800. Call 334-
798-4751
Suzuki'08 BLVD S83 1400cc, Black, 1-owner.
Garage kept, helmet and jacket included, 900
miles $5,800. Asking $5000 OBO. 334-718-6338.
Yiit a .,- '' VW'02 Custom made VW
"IJ (.I power Trike. All chromed
~hi- ^/L' engine. Custom, one of a
"0 c kind paint job and wheels,
Adult ridden. Fire engine
red. 23K miles. New tires, garage kept, custom
cover, AM/FM CB. $19,995. OBO $44,000 invest-
ed. Call 239-410-4224 for more details.
Yamaha'05 V-star 650 Silverado, Saddle bags,
windshield, back-rest. 1K mi. Garage kept.
$3,750 OBO. 334-701-7552
YAMAHA'08 V-star 250, Burgundy,
Low miles! Like new!
* REDUCED $2,250.334-693-5454
Yamaha 2004 V-Star 1100 Classic. Black &
chrome, excellent condition. $4000 OBO
334-618-7525
SYAMAHA V-STAR 650'03,
S'blue w/silver flames, cus-
tom paint job, Vance Hine
pipes, windshield, 14k
miles, excellent cond.
$4,000 OBO 334-695-3488
DO 11154


Mojo '05 Motor Scooter, 200mi, Blue, $1650
850- 258-1638
1| M R1.s U.M. 08 250 cc. Seats 2, 2
helmets. Lg Scooter. 80mi
per gallon. 1000mi Fac.
Warranty $2000 OBO.
Call 334-445-6302



BMW '06 X5 WILL TRADE! $16,999.
NADA $26,150. 2180 Montgomery Hwy.
Call: 334-671-7720 or 334-714-2700. DO 11170
Eddie Bauer '07 Expedition EL 93K miles, white with tan
trim, leather interior, dvd player, satellite radio, navi-
gation system, 4 bucket seats & 3rd row automatic.
$26.900. 334-797-1855 or 334-797-9290. DO 11057
Ford '02 Explorer Sport Trac- 4 door, V6, 110k
miles, 2 wheel drive, am/fm, cassette, and CD
player, excellent condition $8900. OBO Call 334-
723-4066 after 6PM bailyfam@hotmail.com for
more info D011074


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FORD'02 LARIAT F250 Diesel, Crew Cab,
123K miles $16,000 334-687-9983
Ford '97 F350 Dually Diesel $4999.00
Rebuilt Transmission 2180 Montgomery Hwy.
Call: 334-671-7720 or 334-714-2700. DO 11169.
Ford '98 F150. Great condition, 165K miles. New
brakes, alternator and battery. Cold air,'elec-
tric windows & door locks. $4800 OBO. 334-701-
7552
Ford Tractor 600- New

i $3500 334-797-6925

Freightliner '01 FL60 Sport Chassis 4-dr.
leather interior, Allison auto transmission,
124K mi. $45,000. 334-791-7152
SFreight Liner'92 double
bunk, Detroit engine.
re-built 2 years ago.
$6.000. 334-691-2987 or
334-798-1768

IH 1440 Combine, Field Ready, Grain Head and
Corn Head. $9,000. OBO 850-415-0438



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Chevy '95 Astro Cargo Van 4.3 engine A/C, runs
good, white in color, $2000.334-718-9617.
DO 11127
S onda '96 Passport- V6, 5-
: speed, 134k miles, great
condition $2700.0BO0 Call
S334-691-2987 or 334-798-
1768 D011128


Wanted: Toyota Tacoma 2000-2004
automatic Call 334-793-6054 D011034


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