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SATURDAY

May 3, 2008


Panthers protest change


By JENI SENTER
jsenter@srpressgazette.com
On Wednesday after-
noon about 35 to 40 Milton
High School students
walked out of class in protest
to the change in high school
start times for next year.
The Santa Rosa County
School Board, faced with
serious shortfalls in next
year's budget, had some
tough decisions to make in
I


order to conform to the
financial deficits.
One of the changes
voted on by the board was
the transition to a three-tier
bussing system. This system
required modifying the start
times of schools in order to
allow busses to transport ele-
mentary, middle, and high
school students in consoli-
dated bus routes.
Elementary start times


will be at 7:15 a.m. for most
schools, most middle
schools will start at 8:15
a.m., and most high schools
will start at 9:15 a.m.
The main issue of the
students have with the
change in scheduling is the
conflict with their jobs, for
those who work, and the dif-
ficulties resulting from those
who are involved in sports
and other extracurricular


activities after school.
Milton High Principal
Buddy Powell says the
administration at the school
found out about the planned
protest a few minutes before
it occurred and they were
able to have staff standing
out in the halls to stop the
students from leaving cam-
pus.
"We had about 35 to 40
kids walk out of class in


protest of the school start
times for next year.
"We found out 'about
their [students] plans and we
were able to be ready to turn
them around and send them
back to class.
"About 95 percent of the
students did return to class
with no further issues.
"The kids were not dis-
respectful to anyone, really,"
says Powell.


Powell says the incident
actually gave him the oppor-
tunity to open dialogue with
the students on Thursday
morning.
"I addressed the student
body this morning on the
intercom system and I
explained the situation with
the school board's decision.
"'I told them that Florida
was in a desperate situation
See PROTEST Page 4A


Mother


returns


to court

E Prosecutors still
investigating until
Wednesday's date
By JENI SENTER
jsenter@srpressgazette.com
Erin Brittany Markes is
anxious to see what will hap-
pen Wednesday when she
appears in court at 9 a.m. for
arraignment on felony
charges of neglecting her 4-
year-old son.
Markes, 19, has been a
mother since she was 15. She
is in the process of divorcing
her son's father, 23-year-old
Adam Markes. Her own bio-
logical father is long absent,
her mother is dead and doc-
tors say soon her son will
also die.
"I keep telling myself he
won't be suffering and he'll
be in a better place," she
says.
Markes says it was clear
within days of her son's birth
that something was terribly
wrong with him.
Three weeks after his
birth, Markes says doctors
used genetic testing to diag-
nose the child with Miller-
Dieker Syndrome. They told
Markes her baby would like-
ly die soon.
Markes currently lives
with her stepfather Mark
Roadman, who has been a
constant support for her.
Markes was arrested
March 28 after the Santa
Rosa County Sheriff's
Department and Department
of Children. and Families
(DCF) alleged she neglected
her son, who weighed about
See COURT Page 4A

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Counties


hold joint


session
ByJENI SENTER
jsenter@srpressgazette.com
The Santa Rosa County
Board of- County
Commissioners and the
Escambia County Board of
County Commissioners held
a Joint Meeting at the
Palafox Place Board
Chambers in Pensacola on
Tuesday morning.
First on the agenda was
the tanker project.
The Northrop contract
will create 2,000 high-pay-
ing jobs in Florida, includ-
ing about 400 at its
Melbourne facility.
Most of the final assem-
bly work will occur in
Mobile, Ala., which will
mean jobs for residents in
nearby Northwest Florida.
"This is a terrific victory
for our region. We are
always trying to attract busi-
ness into Northwest Florida,
but with this project so geo-
graphically close to us, the
spillover into our economy
will be significant. This has
the potential to be the cata-
lyst for a sustained job
growth trend along the
entire Gulf Coast," said
Florida Congressman Jeff
Miller in a press release sup-
porting the Air Force deci-
sion.
Tanker Program
Chairman Steve Nodine said
it is going to take a regional
effort to make this venture
successful.
"When the city and the
See COUNTY Page 4A


Emerald Coast Honor Fli


Emerald Coast Honor Flight a success


By BILL GAMBLING
bgamblin@bellsouth.net
Veterans and volunteers
gathered Wednesday morn-
ing at Pensacola Regional
Airport as the inaugural trip
of the Emerald Coast Honor
Flight left at 6:30 a.m. for a
non-stop flight * to
Washington, D.C.
Over 100 World War II
veterans will be on this flight
including 25 who live in
Santa Rosa County.
One of the local veterans
is liomer Little of Milton.
"I am feeling good this
morning," said Little, who
was a tail gunner in a B-17
until 1944 and then became a


crew member on a B-29.
"This was going to be about
the only opportunity I would
get to see the memorial."
Since getting out of the
military, Little has never
flown.
"I have no desire to fly
since then," said Little. "But
it will be pretty embarrassing
if I get air sick today after
flying all those times and
never getting sick before."
Little lost a brother
Henry in World War II, but
he had plenty of family sup-
port this morning.
"Today is very exciting,"
said Little's daughter
Barbara.


As this day has drawn
closer, Little has talked a
more about his experiences
when he served in the Army.
"He has talked about the
war just a little more," said
Little's son Willie. "I think
he is hoping to see his broth-
er's name at the monument."
The morning got off to a
very early start for organiz-
ers and volunteers, but the
See FLIGHT Page 4A
Homer Little of Milton waits
his turn to pass by TSA
Screeners prior to leaving on
the first Emerald Coast Honor
Flight from this area.
Press Gazette photo
by Bill Gamblin


FDLE joins the search for missing teen


By JENI SENTER
jsenter@srpressgazette.com
On Tuesday afternoon, a
wildfire blazed in the 13,000
block of Munson Highway.
The fire was located in the
densely wooded area where
Santa Rosa County Sheriff's
Office Deputies searched for
missing teen Leah Rain
Ammons, 14, on Monday.
Ammons has been missing
for 16 days.
Ammons has been miss-


ing since April 18. She is
believed to be with a Milton
man, Ricky Spears, 43, who
has an extensive criminal
history including armed rob-
bery, burglary and narcotics
violations.
Ammons and Spears are
believed to be hiding in the
woods off Munson Highway,
across the road from the
Spears' residence.
Florida Division of
Forestry Firefighters


responded to the wildfire
with bulldozers and extin-
guished the fire.
The incident is under
investigation by the Florida
Department of Agriculture
and Consumer Services
Division of Forestry. Fire
Investigator Donna Faulkner
says the incident may be
related to the disputes arising
from the missing persons
case.
"I am actively investi-


gating the cause of the fire
and I am looking at every
possibility to determine the
cause of the fire," she says.
Sgt. Scott Haines of the
Santa Rosa Sheriff's
Department says he did not
respond to the fire.
"We didn't even go out
there, there is nothing to
connect the two cases," says
Haines. "We have no reason
to believe the fire is linked to
the missing persons case."


When Mark Ammons,
the father of missing teen
Leah Ammons, was
informed of the fire, he said
he hoped his daughter was
safe, "It may make it easier
to search the area after the
bulldozers were in there," he
says.
Leah Ammons grand-
mother Betty Stewart says
the fire is "more than likely
related to the situation with
See TEEN Page 4A


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Prayer

(Above) Hundreds of people from across Santa Rosa
County gathered at the Santa Rosa Courthouse in
Milton to take part in the National Day of Prayer on
Thursday. Prayers were said for not only the country, but
national, state, and local leaders as well. (Right) Don
Little, Maxine Linton, and Cal Linton join hands during
a prayer. Milton Mayor Guy Thompson made special
note of the efforts of Georgia Swain and Rev. Fred ,
Rogers for the many years they dedicated to this event.
Press Gazette photos by Bill Gamblin J


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~_____ __Obituaries


SPEAK



OUT


-Un


Thursday, 11:21 a.m.
Hi, this is Carolyn. I
just wanted to commend
and thank the City of
Milton and the landscaping
crew for the beautiful row
of trees on Dogwood
Drive. What a nice addi-
tion to the city. Thank you.

Wednesday, 4:32 p.m.
I am not attacking a
business either, but this is
for Gerry about your Gulf
Power bill.
And he is correct. I
called Gulf Power and they
said it depends on the
county you live in. I can go
to Escambia County and
they don't have all of these
service charges. An energy
charge, fuel charge, I also
have a lighting charge
which they charge a sepa-
rate service charge for fuel
charge, growth charge,
franchise fee for Santa
Rosa County. Yes I think
something needs to be
done about this. This is
ridiculous. .


Wednesday,


12:07


p.m.
Hi, this is Leila. I was
wondering about this girl
Leah "Rain Ammons. Why
hasn't a group in the com-
munity started looking for
her like we see in other
communities on televi-
sion? There, people look
until they find the girl. I
don't know why someone
hasn't stepped up?

Tuesday, 7:27 p.m.
This is Jack. I have a
partial solution to this
county's problem. Since
the taxpayers pay all the
politicians salaries, I think
we should reduce their
salaries by half.
-Editor's note: Salaries
are set and mandated in
Tallahassee.

Tuesday, 6:12 p.m.
Hi, this is Fred. I am
concerned about this miss-
ing girl in the woods.
I would like someone
to tell me why law enforce-
ment cannot find a girl and
this man in the woods, but
when it comes to finding
and getting rid of marijua-
na plants and crops they
appear to be some of the
best people in the world
when it comes to walking
and finding small things in
the woods?


You may Speak Out
any time, day or night. Just
call our Speak Out line at
623-5887 and leave your
message.


Goldrup, Loyce
Johnson

Mrs. Loyce Johnson
Goldrup, age 76, of, Santa
Rosa County, passed away on
Thursday evening, April 24,
2008, after a lengthy illness.
Mrs. Goldrup was born in
Munson, Florida, to Everett
Johnson and Martha Ellen
Wiggins Johnson, who now
precede her in death. She is
also preceded in death by a
son-Frank Weekley.
Mrs. Goldrup is a mem-
ber of the Echota Cherokee
Indian Tribe of Florida
(Aniwodi Clan)
She is survived by her
husband of 37 years-
William "Bill" Goldrup of
Pace; three children-
Suellen Goldrup Douglas of
Pace; Paul L. Weekley of
Pace, and Earl Glen Weekley
of Pace; three brothers-
Gene Lamb, Jimmy Johnson,
and Ray Lamb; nine grand-
children, and six great-grand-
children.
Funeral Services was
held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday,
April 30, 2008, at the Lewis
Funeral Home in Milton with
Pastor Ronnie Christian of
Pace Community Church
officiating. Burial followed
in the Elizabeth Chapel
Cemetery with Indian Burial
Rites, and Lewis Funeral
Home directing.
The family received
friends from 6 until 8 p.m. on
Tuesday, April 29, 2008, at
the Lewis Funeral Home in
Milton.

Bradberry, Susan
Gail

Susan Gail Bradberry
passed away at her home in
Mobile, Alabama. Susie was
born on February 16, 1946 in
Chicago, Illinois, to Duane
Mason Ward of Whittier,
California, and Margaret
(Simmons) Ward of Milton,
Florida.
Susie grew up in
Chicago, Illinois, and Castle
Rock, Colorado, where her
father was based as a Pilot for
United Airlines. She attended


Junior and Senior High
School in Milton, Florida,
and later resided in Florida
and in Mobile, Alabama,
where she worked in the legal
field.
Susie was blessed with a
quick wit and sharp intelli-
gence, artistic talent, and
extraordinary courage. She
was gifted in painting, music,
crocheting, and had a passion
for classic films as well as a
love for animals, particularly
her cat, Shadow.
Susie was preceded in
death by her father, Duane
Ward; her older brother, Mike
Ward; her daughter, Jennifer;
her maternal grandparents,
Walker and Hazel Simmons,
and her paternal grandpar-
ents, Mason and Anna Ward.
Susie is survived by her
son-Paul Bradberry of San
Francisco, California; grand-
daughter- Emmy Marshall
of Milton, Florida; her moth-
er-Margaret Bertram of
Milton, Florida; her sister-
Jill Ward of Farmington, New
Mexico, her brother-Jim
Ward and his wife, Marlene
of Cumming, Georgia and
Overbrook, Oklahoma; her
nephew, Scott Ward of
Atlanta, Georgia; and her
Uncle Dale Simmons and
wife Gerta of Milton, Florida.
A memorial service was
held in Castle Rock,
Colorado, Overbrook,
'Oklahoma, and Mobile,
Alabama. A graveside memo-
rial service will be held on
Tuesday, May 6, 2008 at 10
A.M. in Milton, Florida at the
Milton Cemetery, Berryhill
Road and Stewart Street, with
Pastor Darrell Kelly officiat-
ing.
Lewis Funeral Home,
Milton Chapel has been
entrusted with local arrange-
ments.
Let the family know you
care. Sign the guest book
under news/obituaries at
www.srpressgazette.com.


Byrd, Emory
1913-2008

Emory Byrd, a longtime
resident of Milton, Florida


died on Monday, April 28,
2008. He was in hospice care
at the time of his demise.
Emory was born in
Kissimmee, Florida and
graduated from Hillsborough
High School in Tampa. He
and his late wife, Irene Byrd,
owned the Florida Caf6 in
Milton for many years. Their
business was very successful
from 1948 until 1975. Emory
was noted for his love of
treasure hunting and stock
market research.
Emory leaves his son-
James Emory (Joanne) Byrd;
daughter-Mary (Norman)
Ard; three grandchildren-
Jamie Dubose, Wade Byrd,
and Travis Byrd; and six
great-grandchildren.
Interment will be at
Serenity Gardens in Milton
with family members pres-
ent.
Lewis Funeral Home,
Milton Chapel has been
entrusted with arrangements.
Friends may share mem-
ories and condolences at
www.lewisfuneralhomes.net
Let the family know you
care. Sign the guest book
under news/obituaries at
www.srpressgazette.com

Stewart, II,
Clayton Hamilton
1957 - 2008

Clayton Hamilton
Stewart, II,, age 50, of
Makaha, . Hawaii, passed
away in Honolulu on Sunday,
April 20, 2008, after a
lengthy illness. He was born
in Milton, Florida on August
7, 1957.
He is survived by his
father-James P. (Lei)
Stewart of Milton; 2 sisters-
Lisa Stewart and Kris (Larry)
Campbell, both of Honolulu.
Funeral services were
held Tuesday, April 29, 2008
at St. Ann's Church in
Kaneohe, Hawaii.
Memorial services will
be held in Milton at a later
date.
Let the family know you
care. Sign the guest book
under news/obituaries at
www.srpressgazette.com


Pig roast tickets are now


available at St. Augustine's


Mark your calendars
today! The whole communi-
ty is welcome to come pig
out at St. Augustine's.
Saturday, May 10 is the date
of the 7th Annual St.
Augustine's Pig Roast. This
fellowship event is a great
opportunity to get to know
the St. Augustine family in a
fun atmosphere, listen to
great music and enjoy some
of the best smoked pork
with all the fixings to go
with it! As in past years, we
will be selling meal tickets
and tickets to purchase
whole roasts in advance, at
the church office and on
Sunday after the 8 a.m. and
10:30 a.m. services. While
we encourage pre-purchas-
ing tickets, there is always


plenty of food, so if you, find
yourself suddenly available
on May 10, we will have
walk-up sales as well!
"As St. Augustine's new
rector (and as one who is
also new to the Navarre
community at large), I am
greatly looking forward to
this annual event of our
parish - to become better
connected all the way
around," said the Rev. Betsy
Powell.
This is a fellowship
event with the goal of hav-
ing a great time. We will
gather at about. 2 p.m. to
enjoy fellowship, refresh-
ments, and the music and
dancing of our own
Hamamura family with their
group, Northwest Florida


Ohana. Dinner will be
served at about 4 p.m.. The
prices will be the same as in
the past few years, with
adult meals at $7.50 and
children at $4.00 with a fam-
ily maximum of $25.00. We
will also sell whole pork
roasts (8-10 lbs.) for $30.00
each. The pricing of the
meal tickets is set to cover
the costs of the event. Any
profits made form the whole
roasts will be donated to the
church.
This always proves to be
a fun event, so plan to come
early, stay late, and Pig
Out!!
If you have any ques-
tions or would like to volun-
teer .to help, please call the
church at 939-2261.


County Government


COUNTY COMMISSION
* District 1: Tom Stewart, Pace, FL 32571; Phone: 932-
1340.
* District 2: Bob Cole, 8651 Riverstone Rd., Milton
32583; phone 983-1877.
* District 3: Don Salter, 6000 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace, EL.
32571; phone 994-6426.
* District 4: Gordon Goodin; 6467 Avenida De Galve$,
Navarre, 32566; phone 939-4949.
* District 5: John Broxson, 6495 Caroline St. Suite MI
Milton 32570, phone 932-1340.
The Santa Rosa County Commission meets at 9:00 arm.
on both the second and fourth Thursday of each month.
The leaders meet in committee at 9:00 a.m. on Monday's
proceeding the Thursday meetings. Meetings are held, in
commission chambers of the Administrative Complex- on
Highway 90. Phone 983-1877 for information or to reach
their offices.

State Government


* Representative Greg Evers: 5224 Willing St., Milton
32570 983-5550 Email evers.greg@leg.state.fl.us *
* Senator Durell Peaden Jr., 598 N. Ferdon Blvd, Suite
100, Crestview, 32536, 850-689-0556 - sun com-675-
7930
* Governor 'Charlie Crist: PL05 The Capitol, 400 S.
Monroe St., Tallahassee, FL 32399 (850) 488-4441.
Email: fl_govemor@myflorida.com

Federal Government


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
* Rep. Jeff Miller: 1535 Longworth House Office
Building, Washington, D.C. 20515; phone ( local)
479-1183; (DC) (202) 225-4136; toll free: (866) 367-
1614; E-mail: www.house.gov/jeffmiller
SENATE
* Senator Mel Martinez: P.O. Box 536176 Orlando,FL
32853-6176 phone (407) 897-3130 fax (407) 897-8595-
* Senator Bill Nelson: Room 571, Hart Senate Office
Building, Washington, D.C., 20510; phone (202) 224-
5274, (fax) (202) 224-8022.
WHITE HOUSE
* President George Bush: The White House, 16,00
Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. 20500; phone (202)
456-1414. Email at:president@whitehouse.gov.
* Vice President Dick Cheney: Office of the Vice
President, White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Aye.,
Washington, D.C., 20500, phone (202) 456-1414.

School Government

SCHOOL BOARD
- District 1: Diane Scott, 5710 Munson Highway, Milton
32570, 983-0413.
* District 2: Hugh Winkles, 5684 Nicklaus Lane, Milton
32570, 623-6299
* District 3: Diane Coleman, 9400 Octavia Lane, Navarre
32566, 939-2661.
* District 4: JoAnn J. Simpson, 5059 Faircloth Street, Pace
32571, 994-5446
* District 5: Edward Gray III- 1 Gray Oaks Lane , Gulf
Breeze, FL 32561 850-932-6287
The Santa Rosa County School Board meets at 6,30
p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Thursday at 5086 Canal St,
Milton. Phone: 983-5000.


City Government

* Milton City Hall, Mayor Guy Thompson, 6738 Dix'on
Street, Milton, FL 32570. (850) 983-5400. City Manag.er,
Donna Adams.
* Gulf Breeze City Hall, Mayor Lane Gilchrist, 1070
Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL. 32561. (850) 934-5100.
City Manager, "Buzz" Eddy.
* Town of Jay, Mayor Kurvin Quails, 3822 Hwy: 4, Jaty,
FL 32565. (850) 675-2719.

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Saturd May 3, 2008 ,


CiChurch Directo


"AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ZION
Isaiah Chapel AME Zion Church
5038 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Drive, Milton

A.FRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
-Greater Bethlehem AME
5299 Richburg St., Milton

ANGLICAN
-Trinity by the Fields
4980 West Spencerfield Road,
Pace

APOSTOLIC
-First Apostolic Church
5574 E. Highway 90, Milton
_,Pace Apostolic Church
,4763 Old Guernsey Road, Pace

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
"-'Bagdad 1st Assembly of God
'4513 Forsyth Street, Bagdad
-East Milton Assemby of God
5 f74 Ward Basin Road, Milton
-Ebenezer Assembly of God
Ebenezer Church Road, Jay
-Faith Chapel Assembly of God
205 South Airport Road, Milton
F' irst Assembly of God
6163 Dogwood Drive, Milton
-Harold Assemby of God
10495 Goodrange Rd, Milton
-New Harvest Fellowship
-Assembly of God
E. Highway 90, Pace
'-Jay First Assembly of God
400 S. Alabama Street, Jay
-McLellan Assembly of God
6050 Three Notch Trail, Milton
-New Hope Assembly of God
9550 Chumuckla Hwy, Pace
-Pace Assembly of God
3948 Hwy 90, Pace
"Welcome Assembly of God
:8581 Welcome Church Road,
Milton

BAPTIST - ABA
-Berryhill Road Baptist-ABA
-3095 Berryhill Road, Milton
-Bethel Missionary Baptist -ABA
,6178 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton
-Fellowship Baptist Church ABA
5223.Hwy. 90, Pace
-First Baptist Church-ABA
.of East Milton
8178 S Airport Rd., East Milton
',Eirst Missionary Baptist -ABA
3949 Pace Road, Pace
'-Galilee Missionary Baptist-
.ABA
Hwy 90, West Milton

BAPTIST
-Avalon Baptist
4316 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-East Side Baptist
,4884 Ward Basin Road, Milton
--Faith Baptist
6423 Hamilton Bridge Rd,
"Milton
-First Baptist of Harold
-10585 Goodrange Drive, Milton
-Liberty Baptist Church
6763 Margaret Street
Milton, FL 32570
-Mount Pilgrim Baptist
5-503 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Street, Milton
.-St. John Divine Missionary
Baptist
5363 St. Johns Street, Milton

BAPTIST- INDEPENDENT
-Bible Baptist Church of Pace
4001 Vern Street, Pace
-Rible Way Baptist Church
,'59.76 Dogwood Drive Milton
-Brownsdale Baptist Church.
Chumuckla Hwy. Jay
,-Joy Bible Baptist
$613 Hwy. 90, Milton
'Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist
5550 Econfina Street, Milton
-Solid Rock Baptist
6760 East Gate Road, Milton
-Trinity Baptist
5301 Highway 90, Pace
W-"Victory Baptist
4000 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-West Florida Baptist --
5621 Hwy 90, Milton
S-Fil Am Baptist Church
5240 Dogwood Drive, Milton


BAPTIST -SOUTHERN
-Avalon Baptist
4316 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-Berrydale Baptist Church
6730 Hwy. 4, Jay
-Billory 1st Baptist of Holley-
Navarre
Highway 87 North Holley
-Blackwater Baptist
11689 Munson Hwy., Milton
-Calvary Baptist
Hwy. 89, Allentown
-Cora Baptist
12953 Hwy 197, Jay
-East Side Baptist
4884 Ward Basin Road, Milton
-Ferris Hill Baptist
6848 Chaffin Street. Milton
-First Bagdad Baptist
4529 Forsyth St., Bagdad
-First Baptist of Garcon Point
1780 Garcon Point Rd., Milton
-First Baptist of Milton
6797 Caroline St., Milton
-Florida Baptist Convention
3418 Ashmore Lane, Pace
-Floridatown Baptist
3851 Diamond Street ,Pace
-Harold First Baptist
10585 Good Range Dr, Milton
-Harmony Ridge Baptist
5536 Hwy. 90 W, Pace
-Hickory Hammock Baptist
Hickory Hammock Rd, E.Milton
-Immanual Baptist
4187 Hwy. 90, Pace
-James Street Baptist
6658 James Street, Milton
-Jay First Baptist
214 S. Alabama Street, Jay
-Living Truth Church
(Contemporary)
Meeting at S.S. Dixon
Intermediate School, Pace
-Mount Calvary So. Baptist
5300 Berryhill Road Milton
-New Bethel Baptist.
10995 Chumuckla Hwy., Jay
-New Life Baptist
6380 Bayberry Street, Milton
-Mount Pleasant Baptist
6151 Dogwood Dr., Milton
-Olivet Baptist
5240 Dogwood Drive Milton
-Pine Level Baptist
3300 Pine Level Church Road,
Jay
-Pine Terrace Baptist
6212 Pine Blossom Road Milton
-Pleasant Home Baptist
8500 Pleasant Home, Munson
-Santa Rosa Baptist Asso.
6820 Hwy. 87 North Milton
-Spring Hill Baptist Church
9214 Munson Hwy. Milton
-Wallace Baptist Church
6601 Chumuckla Hwy.
-Woodbine Baptist Church
4912 Woodbine Road Pace

BAPTIST -MISSIONARY
-Mt. Bethel Baptist
175 Limit Street Milton
-New Macedonia Baptist Church
4751 Chumuckla Hwy. Pace
-New Providence Missionary
Baptist
4175 Popcorn Rd., Milton
-First Missionary Baptist Church
3949 Pace Road, Pace

CATHOLIC
-St. Rose of Lima Catholic
Church'
6457 Park Ave. SW Milton, FL

CHARISMATIC
-Sheperd House Ministry
5739 Stewart St. Milton
-New Hope Community Church
Meeting at Russel Center at
Locklin Tech,, Berry Hill, Milton

CHURCH OF CHRIST
-Bagdad Chuch of Christ
4413 Garcon Point Hwy.,
Bagdad
-Berryhill Church of Christ
3679 Berryhill Rd Pace,
-Jay Church of Christ
E. Highway 4, Jay
-Margaret Street Church of
Christ
6745 Margaret Street, Milton,
-McLellan Church of Christ
Munson Hwy Milton
-Susan St. Church of Christ


PACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PCUSA

4587 Woodbine Road
Pace, FL 32571
Ph 995-4553 .-I

Rev. Shuford White, Pastor

9:00am Sunday School 10:30 AM: Worship s


Chumuckla United Methodist Church
Praise & Worship - 9 am
Traditional Worship -11 am
Wednesday Night Worship - 6:30 pm

Pastor Clive Knights
Stephen Ainmster: Donna Lee * 994-0870
9475 Chumuc'kla HwN. * Jay. FL 32565
995-4261


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600 Susan St.Milton
-West Milton Church of Christ
5300 Highway 90, Pace
-Pea Ridge Church of Christ
4400 Bell Lane, Pea Ridge

CHURCH OF GOD IN
CHRIST
-Ferris Hill Church of God in
Christ
909 N. Alabama St., Milton
-World Church of God
Milton Worship Center
5177 Stewart St., Milton
-Community Chapel Church of
God, 4300 Pace Lane,
South of Wal-Mart
-Church of God in Christ
5887 N. Stewart St., Milton

CHURCH OF GOD
-Covenant Church of God
4645 School Ln., Pace
-Church of God of Prophecy
600 Glover Lane, Milton, FL

COMMUNITY OF CHRIST
-Community of Christ
6656 Raymond Hobbs
St.Milton

CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
-Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter day Saints
5737 Berryhill Rd., Milton
-Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter day Saints
2828 Harvest Rd, Jay
-Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter day Saints
1753 Sea Lark Ln, Navarre

EPISCOPAL
-St. Mary's Episcopal Church
6842 Oak St. Milton

FULL GOSPEL
-Milton Victory Ministries
7235 E. Hwy 90 Milton
-Living Faith Church
7400 Reformation Rd Milton
-True Grace Fellowship Church
5178 Willard Norris Rd., Milton


FIL-AM BAPTIST CHURCH
meeting at Olivet Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
5240 Dogwood Drive, Milton, FL 32570
Tel. No: (850) 981-8642
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Sunday School............................. 4:00 p.m.-
Rev. Bert U. Solis Sunday.-W orship ................................5:00 p.m.
SPastor Tuesday Discipleship Training..........6:00 p.m.
(sO346-4576 Thursday Prayer Meeting.................6:00 p.m.
(held at different locations, call for direction)
"CHRIST IS THtE REAL ANSWER TO ALL PROBLEMS"

.Wald4k# 4 14e Aaat

Bagdad Church Christ
4413 Garcon Point Rd.
Please join, us fot wotiskip at the. fo&tlowing tiMes:
Sunday Bible Classes / Worship: 10:00AM/11:00AM
Sunday Evening Worship Services: 6:00PM
Wednesday Evening Bible Classes: 7:00PM
Ladies' Bible Class: Tuesday 10:30AM
www.bagdadCofC.org Office: 626-4554


W .91 k 5�t f L�, jrzian C/iwito
soft l" 5203 Elmira Street
Milton, Florida 32570

Rev. Joan Wooten

623-2510

Sunday School: 9:45 Worship: 11am r
. .3. .. ,,
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Hickory Hammock
Baptist Church
Pastor Carl Gallups (since 1987)
Worship & Children's Church 8:30 & 10:00 am (- \ 'IT
Sunday School 9:00 & 10:00 am u
Bible Study For All Ages 5:00 pmi -:-
Wednesday Worship 6:30 pm "
Preschool - All Services
8351 Hickory Hammock Road, Milton :* <': * .* * r,,.i M t . . .
Dynamic Worship * Music * Drama * Children & Youth Ministries and lots m6oe!l


of your choice this Sunday,


,tend the church


HOLINESS
-Hollandtown Holiness Church
1851 Pineview Church Rd, Jay
Contact: Hansel Prescott 675-
4346
-Cobbtown Holiness
4700 Greenwood Rd
Jay, FL 32565

INDEPENDENT
-Grace Bible Church
623 Chestnut,. Milton

INTERDENOMINATIONAL
-Ken Sumerall Ministries
4901 Forest Creek Dr., Pace

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
-Jehovah's Witnesses Milton
Congregation
5696 Berryhill Rd, Milton'

LUTHERAN
-Eternal Trinity Lutheran
Church
6076 Old Bagdad Hwy , Milton

METHODIST
-Christ United Methodist
Church
5983 Dogwood Dr., Milton
-Chumuckla United Methodist
Church
9475 Hwy. 197, Chumuckla
-Elizabeth Chapel United
Methodist
Church
8008 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace
-1st United Meth.Church of
Pace
4540 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace
-Woodbine United Methodist
Church
5200 Woodbine, Pace
-Bagdad United Methodist
Church
4540 Forsyth St., Bagdad
-First United Methodist Church
6830 Berryhill Rd., Milton
-Jay United Methodist Church
300 South Alabama- St., Jay
-Mae Edwards Memorial United
Methodist Church
5052 Mulat Road, Milton, FL ,
-Pineview United Methodist
Church


1400 Pineview Church Rd. Jay,
-Wesley Memorial United
Methodist Church
4701 School Ln, Pace, FL
-Woodbine United Methodist
Church
5200 Woodbine Rd., Pace

NAZARENE
-First Church of the Nazarene
5162 Avenida Del Fuego, Pace

NONDENOMINATIONAL
-Christian Life Church
4401 Avalon Blvd., Milton
-Church of the Living God
3375 Garcon Pt. Milton
-New Hope Community Church
Locklin Tech, Berryhill, Milton
-New Testament Church
5277 Glover Lane, Milton
-Shepherd House Ministries
5739 N. Stewart St., Milton
-Word Alive Christian Church
5707 Stewart St., Milton
-West Milton Church of Christ
5300 Highway 90, Pace

PENTECOSTAL
-Gospel Lighthouse Church
10001 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace
-United Pentecostal
Church of Berrydale
7580 Hwy. 4, Jay

PENTECOSTAL- HOLINESS
-Mount Zion Pentecostal Holiness
Church
5532 Osceola St., Milton
-Chumuckla Pentecostal Holiness
Church
2841 Hwy. 182, Jay
-New Vision Worship Center
5573 Stewart St. Milton
-Roeville Holiness Church
Munson Hwy., Milton


Come find your place with Us!
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church


Sunday School - 9 a.m.
Worship Service - 10 a.m.
Pastor Mark Dees
4701 School Lane
994-6213


EPISCOPAL St Mary's
CHURCH
Episcopal Church
The Rev. John Wallace
Services:
Sunday Holy Eucharist: 8:00 & 10:00 am
Sunday School: 9:45 am
6849 Oak Streetednesday Holy Eucharist: 6:00 pm
6849 Oak Street
Milton, Florida 32570 Nurseryprovided for Sunday service
Phone (850) 623-2905 www.stmarysmilton.com o

SFirst United Methodist
Church of Milton

6830 Berryhill Street 623-6683
Worship Service @ 8:30 & 11:00
Sunday School @ 9:45
Youth Fellowship @ 5:00
Small enough to care, Large enough to serve!


Celebrate with us!

Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.
Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Opportunities available
'for all ages 6:30 p.m.

5983 Dogwood Drive, (Hwy 89), Milton
Church Office: 623-8820 John Edwards, Pastor

Celebrate Recovery!!
Thursday @ 7p.m.
Harmony Ridge
Baptist Church
5536 Hwy. 90, Pace
Call 994-2426
A biblically based program that can help you overcome
your hurts, habits and hang ups
through the 12 Steps and 8 Recovery Principles.
Email us: recoveryhelp@bellsouth.net


Pace Community Church

Reaching Seekers, Building Believers

Features...


* Live band, contemporary music
* Exceptional children's & teen ministry,
* Safe, clean nursery & preschool classes
* Small Groups & Seminars

Affiliation...
* Non-denominational & Bible based
* Purpose Driven
* A member of the Willow Creek.Association

Where? 4310 North Spencerfield Rd. * Pace * 32571
When? 2 Great Services on Sunday at 9:30 am & 11:00 am


994-4310


www.PaceCommunityChurch.com


Ronnie Christian
Pastor


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-Cobbtown Holiness Church
4700 Greenwood Road (Hwy
,164)
Jay, FL 32565



PRESBYTERIAN - PCA
-Westminster Presbyterian
Church PCA 6659 Park Avenue,
Milton


PRESBYTERIAN - USA
-First Presbyterian Church of
Milton
5206 Elmira St. , Milton, FL
-Pace Presbyterian Church
4587 Woodbine Rd., Pace,.FL

PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
-Bethlehem Primitive Baptist
Church
5339 Zero Ln., Milton, FL
-Mount Zion Primitive Baptist
Church
603 4th Av., Milton, FL

PROTESTANT
Milton SDA Church
5288 Berryhill Rd., Milton

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
-Milton Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
5288 Berryhill Rd., Milton

UNITED PENTECOSTAL
-First Pentecostal Church of
Bagdad
4636 Forsyth St., Bagdad

VINEYARD
-Bay Area Vineyard Church
Milton Community Center
5629 Byrom Street, Milton










Local


Protest County


Continued From Page One
with the budget and some-
thing had to be done.
"I also told them I
understood why they had
done what they did, but
there is a right way and a
wrong way to handle things.
They chose the wrong way
and there are consequences
for doing things the wrong
way," says Powell.
"I told them, If you want
to do this the right way, I
will do what ever I can to
help you to be heard, I will
even have the board and
other district personnel on
hand to listen."
Powell says the students
will be disciplined accord-
ing to the code of conduct.
The students face punish-
ment for leaving class with-
out permission.
"I understand some peo-
ple getting involved in this
aren't even attending school
anymore, some are alumni-
former Milton High
Students," says Powell.
He also said the students
were using Myspace to plan
the protest.
Powell says he backs the
school board in its decision.
"I know every person
sitting on that board and
every one of them cares
about our students. They
made the best decision they
could make and I support
them," says Powell. "We are
fortunate to have members
of the school board who
care about our kids and
make the best decisions for
the kids."
Principal of Pace High
School Frank Lay says so
far his school is not experi-
encing any discipline prob-
lems as a result of the sched-
ule changes.


Continued From Page One
county and the state come
together, we have great
things," Nodine said. "With
the tanker project we are get-
ting 1,500 high paying
jobs."
Leroy Barnidge of
Northrop Grumman says,
"There is a lot of competi-
tion out there and stuff in the
media about a protest."
"I spent 32 years work-
ing with America's finest,"
Barnidge said. "This tanker
program is a big deal.
Florida alone is looking at
1,576 jobs., You are at the
epicenter of the most explo-
sive growth opportunity .of
the aviation."
SAt this time Seattle,
Washington and Europe
have the only two aerospace
manufacturers in the world.
Batnidge says there is a
chance we can be the third.
Some of the commis-
sioners had. expressed the'
feeling that the panhandle is
often left out on these types
of economic boosts.
Commissioner Mike
Whitehead spoke with the'
Governor about the econom-
ic impact potential for the
panhandle.
"About three weeks ago
I spoke with Gov. Crist
about this project," says
Whitehead. "He is commit-
ted to this. He is on board. I
walked away satisfied that
he knows what this project
means."
Commissioner Don
Salter says he fully supports
this project, as well.
"You are wise in recog-
nizing that the panhandle
has been left behind," Salter
said. "We will be promoting
the tanker project, in
Mobile."


Flight

Continued From Page One
day is all about the greatest
generation in Americas histo-
ry.
"It will feel great tonight
with the homecoming," said
Sheilah Bowman, who is the
District Director with
Congressman Jeff Miller's
Office in Pensacola. "Today is
not about us or the
Congressman, but it is about
our veterans, period.
"We are very fortunate to
do this for our veterans and
their safety today is priority
one." . /
Not all of the veterans
were excited about going, but
they arrived at the airport at 5
a.m. to prepare for their depar-
ture.
"My husband: .(L.T.
Money) must of backed out'
three or four times," said
Fannie Mae Money. "ie didn't
want to go because I couldn't
go. We have been married for
62 years and we.. have never
been apart except for an emer-
gency."
L.T. Money will be look-
ing at this trip to the World War
II Veterans Memorial as an
early birthday present since he
will be turning 86 on Thursday.
Efforts in Santa Rosa
County are continuingg to help
ensure other veterans from
Santa Rosa County will get the.
opportunity to go.
Last report had the fund
raising effort at just over
$14,000, but much more is
needed.
If you would like to donate
to help support sending area
veterans on this flight, dona-
tions, are being accepting at the
Santa Rosa County Veterans
Memorial Plaza and please
note on your donation it is for
the Emerald Coast Honor
Flight.


Teen

Continued From Page One
my granddaughter."
Shane Ammons, the
uncle of Leah questions the
calling off of the search and
the lack of an active search at
this time.
"I don't understand how
it can be much harder to look
for a little girl than it is to
look for pot.
"When the law is look-
ing for pot, they bring in all
the dogs and police they can
get their hands on, helicop-
ters and airplanes;,. four
wheelers, you name it. They
will stay' in the woods 'for
days to find a pot plant,'but
they complain about the
%oods being too thick to
look for my niece?" says,
Ammons.
The Florida Department
of Law Enforcement stepped
in to assist local law enforce-
ment on Tuesday.
Pete Warren of the FDLE
Missing Children Division
says they were asked to
assist with the search for
Ammons by a family mem-
ber.
"We [FDLE], as an
agency, have to be asked to
become involved with a case
such as this. We were asked
to step in on Tuesday morn-
ing and now we are officially
assisting in this case," says
Warren.
"I am not sure what
search efforts are being coor-
dinated at this time [in Santa
Rosa County].
"I can say that I was
unbelievably impressed with
the Santa Rosa County
Sheriff's Department and the
way they are handling the
case," says Warren.
Haines says there is no
update at this time on further
search efforts.


Court


Continued From Page One
10 pounds when he was
admitted to Sacred Heart
Hospital in Pensacola on
March 12.
On April 16, the State
Attorney's Office asked the
court for a continuance on
Markes' arraignment.
"Our investigation is
ongoing, we have yet to file
formal charges [on Markes].
Because we haven't com-
pleted the investigation, we
are asking the arraignment
be continued for about four
weeks until we can complete
it," said .Assistant State
Attorney Will Nelson during
the hearing.
After the continuance,
Nelson explained the request
for more time to investigate.
"'We have to remain open in
this case due to the Unique
situation. We will continue
the investigation until we
have looked at all of the
facts of the case and we have
assurance that the child is
not at risk," said Nelson. "If
we didn't exhaust all possi-
bilities and pursue the inves-
tigation to the fullest extent,
we wouldn't be doing our
job."
Assistant State Attorney
Will Nelson said on
Wednesday afternoon the
State Attorneys office is still
investigating the allegations
of abuse, but taking into
consideration the unique
medical situation of the
child.
"The arraignment is still
scheduled for May 7. We are
still investigating the case
and we have not, as of today,
made a charging decision yet.
"We are being diligent in
speaking with the attending
physicians and the physi-
cians who were involved in


the original evaluations."
"The office of the State
Attorney wants to be sure to
make a careful and measured
decision."
Nelson continues, "I
would rather make the cor-
rect decision and take as
much time to do it as is
needed. I do not want to
make a hasty decision. We
have to do what is right no
matter if it takes longer than
the scheduled arraignment
date."
Nelson says he cannot
accurately predict iti the
office of the State Attorney
will be ready to officially
charge Markes at the
arraignment or if the investi-
gation will actually be com-
plete by then; he can only
say "as of today, we are still
actively engaged in the
investigation."
Markes' child is current-
ly receiving treatment for his
illness at West Florida
Hospital.
Markes has unlimited
visitation and spends her days
at the hospital with her son.
Markes fears she is los-
ing time with her son when
he needs her most due to the
ongoing court dates and
investigation by the
Department of Children and
Families and the State
Attorney's Office.
"I just wish they would
drop the charges and give
me my child back," she says.
"In a way, if they're not
going to drop the charges,
I'm glad they keep pushing
it back, because I get to
spend more time with my
son," she says.
Andrew Gant of the
Northwest Florida Daily
news contributed to this
report.


/


Adam Willis, R.N., House Supervisor at Santa Rosa
Medical Center, understands how long the days and
nights can be for patients - especially those with ,,
chronic conditions who are frequently admitted.
And so it was for Lillian.

Lillian had a chronic lung condition, and was
admitted more than a dozen times over 18-months.
Adam was often assigned to care for Lillian, and soon she
began requesting that he be her nurse. As her breathing became
increasingly labored, Adam would often stay with her during her
respiratory therapy treatments, reassuring her. He knew she .was
scared and would talk with her about other things, hoping to make
the treatment a little easier.


If you have a nurse you'll always remember, please write to Aleta Hc
Santa Rosa Medical Center, 6002 Berryhill Road, Milton, Florida 3
call 626.5113.


/

One day, Lillian told Adam that this would be her last hospitalization
in Milton and that she was moving closer to her daughters. She then
turned to a beautiful floral arrangement in her room that had two
small curly willow seedlings in it. Lillian took one of the
willow seedlings and handed it to Adam. She told him
that she would keep one, and she wanted him to keep
the other as a reminder of their friendship and as
- ** a thank you for all that he had done for her.

In the back yard of Adam's house, the willow
seedling has now grown into a nine-foot tree, and each time Adamr
looks at it, he is reminded of Lillian and what it truly means to be a
nurse. For Lillian and her daughters, Adam is the nurse they'll always
remember.



oodles, SANTA ROSA
2570 or MEDICAL CENTER


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Local__ _ _ _


Essay

The motto of the Santa
'Rosa County Retired
'Educators Association is
"To serve and not to be
served." It recently served
'students in the Santa Rosa
'County schools by partic-
ipating in the statewide
"'grandparents essay com-
'petition for fifth graders
'and also awarding a
-scholarship to a senior in
-one of the local high
schools.
Alice Guidy, chairper-
-son of the Community
'Service Committee
'attended the school board
"meeting on March 25,
"2008, to deliver the
"awards for this year's
'winners. Superintendent
'-:John Rogers and Joann
'Simpson, school board
member, presented the
-"certificates and award
'money to the winners.
'The 1st Place winner was
Brittany Cole, Oriole
S"Beach Elementary School
Swho received $75.00.
Austin Shores, Jay
'Elementary School
"-received $50.00 as the
'2nd Place winner; and the
'--3rd Place winner was
-Dolan Ward, Chumuckla
-Elementary School who
received $25.00. The first
place winning essay was
"forwarded on to the dis-
trict level for competition


contest winners honored


Amelia Barr, a senior at
Central High School, won the
Santa Rosa County Retired
Educators Association
Scholarship.
Submitted photo
there.
Each year the
SRCREA awards a schol-
arship to a senior in one'
of the high schools in the
county. One of the quali-
fications for this award is
that the recipient must be
planning to enter the field
of education. The scholar-
ship is given on a rotating
basis throughout the


Joann Simpson and John Rogers honor essay winners, Brittany
Cole, Dolan Ward and Austin Shores who were recognized for
their work in the statewide grandparents essay competition,
which was held for fifth graders.
Submitted photo


county. This year's win-
ner was Amelia Barr from
Central High School. She
is eligible for the scholar-
ship for one more year.
She plans to go to
Pensacola Junior College
and then to the University


of West Florida. Peggy
Helton, Scholarship
Committee chair, intro-
duced her to the members
at the April meeting
where she graciously
thanked everyone for this
award.


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Santa Rosa Births


Brandy M. Hood &
Ronald L. Knauff, a daugh-
ter, Patricia Lynn Knauff.,
born Friday, April 4, 2008.
* Jennifer N. &
Christopher E. Bartley, a
- son, Christian Matthew
* :Batley, born Friday, April
:,4, 2008.
Michelle M, Vasquez, a
Sson, George Anthony
Flore , born Friday, April 4,
:2008.
: Stacy & Tim Smith, a
'; daughter, Madison Grace
,.Smith, born Tuesday, April
::8, 2008.
, Victoria & Matthew
1McMillan, a daughter,
-Lillian Marie McMillan,
born Tuesday, April 8, 2008.
Nicole M. Howell, a
Daughter, Arrianna Marie


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A look at the

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Commodities sell aff
sharply after dollar rally
intensifies /
Last week the first sig(s of
a reversal in the dollar's dbwn-
4 trend were seen when econom-
ic data out of Europe showed
additional signs of slowing
economic growth and talk sur-
faced that the Federal Reserve
may soon stop its series of rate
cuts. At the time, traders
undoubtedly began to wonder
if this might be the end, or at
least a temporary correction, to
the years-long bull market in
commodities.
Soon after the start of this
week, traders no longer had to
wonder. Market action early in
the week took the dollar
sharply higher, only to sell-off
on Wednesday following the
Federal Reserve's decision to
cut interest rates another 25
basis points. Though the cut
was widely expected, a consen-
sus had been building for a few
days that the Fed's policy state-
ment might indicate that further
rate cuts were not guaranteed.
Instead, the policy statement
was little changed from previ-
ous statements, making some
-( - ;believe that another rate cut
was possible. Had the state-
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Howell, born Tuesday, April
8, 2008.
Annie Carnley &
Nicholas Burgett, a daugh-
ter, Brook Leeann Burgett,
born Tuesday, April 8, 2008.
Melissa A. Mitchell &
Taylor D. Owens, a daugh-
ter, Anna Marie Owens,
born Wednesday, April 9,
2008.
Brittney & Jeremy
Nolan, a son, Bret 'Daniel
Nolan, born Thursday, April
10, 2008.
Sarah & Michael Pablo,
a daughter, Nevaeh Autumn
Pablo, born Friday, Apri'l 11,
2008.
Nikcole Mack ;' &
Ronald Mack III, a daughter,
Peyton .ean Mack. born
Tuesday, April 15, 2008.
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Jessica & Robert
Caraway, a daughter,
Brooklynne Makennah
Caraway, born Wednesday,
April 16, 2008.
Jennifer & Michael
Albro, a daughter, Hannah
Makayla Albro, born
Wednesday, April 16, 2008.
Julia & Eric Riley, a
daughter, Avery Nicole
Riley, born Wednesday,
April 16, 2008.
Laura C. Barnhill &
Fred W. Barnhill, Jr., a
daughter, Rylee Christine
Barnhill, born Monday,
April 21, 2008.
Kaci R. Sloan &
Richard A. Sloan, Jr., a
daughter, Alison Faye
Sloan. born Tuesday, April
22, 2008.


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ment made clear that there would be no more cuts, currency
investors would have had to believe that the dollar's slide was
near its end. Instead, the dollar sold off sharply at the possibil-
ity of further cuts. However, by Thursday, consensus changed
again and traders started to believe that the statement was lit-
tle changed simply to provide the Fed with flexibility .at its
next meeting. As a result, the dollar rally resumed and intensi-
fied Thursday. By midday Thursday, a Euro was fetching just
$1,5425, down from $1.5612 on Monday and more than $1.60
during the previous week.
As traders had predicted, the commodity sell-off was
quick and severe. Seemingly nothing was safe from the rush
to get out of the commodity markets. The widely watched
energy markets were some of the first to react and some of the
hardest hit. After touching a high of just under $120 per barrel
on Monday, crudeail sold off hard and was trading just above
$110 by midday Thursday. Gasoline, of particular interest to
consumers as we enter the summer driving season, sold off
sharply as well. From Monday's high above $3.06 per gallon,
gasoline fell 7.8% by midday Thursday to trade around $2.82
per gallon.
Even the fundamentally sound grains saw losses this
week, despite further delays in corn plantings and tightening
food supplies around the world. Corn lost just 1% on the week
through midday Thursday, primarily because of the planting
delay news. However, wheat prices fell 7.5% and soybeans
lost 8% from their respective Monday highs. Many traders
fear that additional strength in the dollar will make food
imports even more expensive for foreign countries and, in
effect, prompt food conservation and a sharp drop in demand.
Whether or not this occurs remains to be seen, but what is cer-
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Jim Flseter, Publisher
Carol Bames, Office Manager
Bill Gamblin, Editor


Viewpoints


6A Saturday, May 3, 2008 The Santa Rosa Press Gazette Milton, Florida


OUR VIEW


Time for a


.s


Civics class

What has happened to education today?
Students walked out of school to protest a decision
made by the Board of Education to switch to a three-tier
system.
Why the switch?
Of course the concern was budgetary.
The school leaders were looking at changing the
schedule earlier this year, but decided to hold off unless
budgetary concerns forced the issue.
They did.
Students, as most parents, waited until after the fact
to object to the board's decision.
Has the political system been forgotten or have we
grown weary of fighting systems which seem to be well
established?
Maybe a few students who are really interested in try-
ing to change what is going on around them should read
the writings of Thomas Payne.
Especially his pamphlet titled, "Civil Disobedience."
Payne's work could provide some guidance.
We have talked to some students and we've had con-
versations with some parents.
Their concern seem to be the "backward appearance"
of the new bus schedule.
Primary schools are transported first, followed by
middle school youth, and finally, those enrolled in high
school.
The protesterss" note many high school students have
jobs. They say they need these jobs to help pay for items
like a car, food, clothes and, in some instances, to help
their family.
Since child labor laws limit how late a teen can work
on school nights, getting out of school at 4:30 does not
bode well for those who want to work.
Most work for fast food restaurants and note they
should already be at work by 4:30 so they can prepare for
the evening rush.
Extra curricula activities compound the time crunch.
Varsity games will end later that they once did.
Students have a point, but so does the school board.
Everyone can understand the problems caused by gaso-
line hovering at nearly $4 per gallon. Still, two wrongs
don't make a right.
Walking out of class is not the proper way to. get a
point across.
Through such actions, the students have switched the
matter from a "valid complaint" to a "disciplinary issue."
Instead of placing a true point of contention on the table
for discussion, these youths may have, instead, forced
educators to consider punishment for walking out of
class.
Challenging the status quo and thinking outside of the
box is a great thing for those few who do it, because it's
getting pretty crowded inside the box.
Wasn't it Thomas Jefferson who noted, "Every gener-
ation needs a new revolution"? ,
In fact, students could 'have used Jefferson to make
their point regarding a new system that prevents them
from working. "A wise and frugal government," Jefferson
said, "which shall leave men free to regulate their own
pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take
from the mouth of labor and bread it has earned-this is
the sum of good government." Making such a presenta-
tion to the Board might have raised some eyebrows,
shown the youth are learning something in school, and
led to a constructive dialog on the issue.
High school students in Santa Rosa County are upset
and have every right to voice their displeasure. We only
question their methodology.
Too bad, as a society, we are too afraid to educated.
our youth in the best ways to voice their opinions. Such
education could teach them how to make their points
known without suffering consequences.


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Expression of Thanks
FM: Venetta Schang
Hobbs Middle School
Milton, Fla.

Dear Editor,

I am writing to commend
Expressions of Santa Rosa
Floral Design in Milton and its
owner, Rick Hallford, for the
wonderful job they do to sup-
port our local schools.
To complete a unit on
plants, I recently did a flower
dissection lab with my seventh
grade students at Hobbs
Middle School. All the flow-
ers used were graciously
donated free of charge by Mr.
Hallford. The students
enjoyed doing the lab and will
always view flowers a bit dif-
ferently having seen all the


parts first-hand for themselves.
It is refreshing to see local
businesses that are willing to
devote materials, goods, or
time to help out our public
schools. It sets a wonderful
example for students to share
and help others. Mr. Hallford
and his florist shop are an asset
to our community and, as such,
deserve to be recognized.

Transportation woes
FM: Sonya Wilkinson
Milton, Fla.

Dear Editor,

I am writing in regards to a
serious problem in Santa Rosa
County concerning the
Veterans and the Senior
Citizens. There are approxi-
mately 22,158 vets in the
county and countless seniors.


The problem that I have
run into is there is NO trans-
portation for these people who
do not have family or good
friends. Some of these people
are critical care, wheel chair or
bed bound, or have mobility
problems.
One of the vets that I try to
help as much as I can, with a
full time job, is wheel chair
bound. His caretaker has tried
to get transportation to medical
appointments but keeps having
a deaf ear turned towards her.
She has called the commu-
nity transportation in Pensacola
to get a short ride to his
appointment but they claim to
be out of funds. The com-
mander at the fleet has said it
is not his problem.
If a vet or senior tries to get
a taxi to Pensacola for the VA
clinic, Navy hospital or even a


doctors appointment it will ;:
cost any where from $18 to
$55 one way. The VA Clinic
has a voucher system for the
vets but is is hard to impossi- "
ble to contact the person that is ,
in charge of this system.
Many of these vets and
seniors are on fixed incomes
barely making ends meet and
quite a few are homeless.
I find it very odd that the
neighboring counties,
Escambia and Okaloosa can
transport these people to and
from their counties to the VA
Clinic, Navy Hospital in
Pensacola, and a hospital in
Mobile, Ala., and even to the
VA Hospital in Biloxi, Miss.
The reason I say this is
because one of the vets has had
four appointments and only
once was any transportation
accessible for him.


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'Pageant 6 p.m. auditorium
May 7 aP Cafus Test
May 8 4erff Jnes rep. taking ring
orders aol tkree lunes in eaf
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May 9 4erfF Jones rep. taking ring
orders oalLthee m n ees in eaf
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May 1ssenir l reakfast 8:15 caf
Senior 4earbooks distributed,
44ooding Ceremon 1:90 -
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May 14 GP. jglisk xam
May 15 Student Council elections
May 1 Oawards Day Praoties - 4tk
period- gym
Cap and Gowns given out
May 17 Proms at MySpoe inPensaeola
Moy 20 O wAdsDOy8:90 o-1 00-o-G
FuLDjy for Seniors
May 29 NJROTCO wards Day 8-
11:90 a.m. - audtorium
May 24 Bandt aquet - OCaeteria
May 28 Memortal Day - No ScehOt
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May 29 Seniot Exams 1 st and 2rd
Baalaurete- 7 p.m.

May 90 Mandatoryt Graduation
Practtie 8 a.m.
Last Day for Seniors
Graduation 8 p.m. in stadium
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Guidance: 983-5609
Guidance Fax: 983-5618;
Attendance :983-5608;
Attendance Ans. Macliine-983-5658;
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Football: 983-5606;
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Cancer Society's Relay
for Life to fund cancer'
research. Dura-Med was
again the big winner, col-
lecting the most money
for cancer research.
Yvonne Coffey won
the drawing for the trip
to Portofino Resort &
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food and beverages. In
.the evening a meal is
served to the survivors of
cancer. A special pro-
gram is done for the sur-,
vivors and door prizes
are given away. After the
Survivor's walk, a group
picture was taken. Then
live entertainment is pro-
vided. When the sun.
goes down, there is a
Luminaria Ceremony,
called the Ceremony of
Hope. Each candle repre-
sents a name and a story
of one who has lost the
battle with cancer, and
those who are still in the
battle, and for those who
have won.


Jay Hospital honors Bond

Debra Bond was named
Employee of the Quarter at Jay
Hospital. Bond is an X-ray operator fly'
in the radiology department. She has '
been with the hospital for 17 years.. .
Bond earned the recognition for'
embodying the Baptist Health Care
values of teamwork, vision, integri-
ty,, innovation, stewardship and
superior service. She exceeds the
expectations of patients and co-
workers, and she generously and
reliably responds to weekend calls . , ,
from home. Always eager to assist, . .
Bond is appreciated by her team for 'i
the extra effort she gives everyday. V. .

Happenings in Jay


Jay Pro Rodeo
The Jay Pro Rodeo
was held April 25 - 26, and
was a success. There was a
larger crowd this year,
according to Vicki Laney
of Jay, who is with the
Friends organization. Last
year it rained on the sec-
ond night, which lessened
the attendance that night.
The sponsors of the
Jay Pro Rodeo are the Jay
High School. Quarterback
Club, JHS Student
Government Association,
Friends Organization, and
the Ted May Arena.


Proceeds from this event
go to fund youth pro-
grams.
Legion Meeting
The American Legion
Edeker-Dubose Post 121,
Jay and its Auxiliary Unit
121 will hold their monthly
meetings Monday, May 5 at
7 p.m. at the Legion post,
Highway 4.
The Legion will hold a
- Flag-Burning ceremony the
same evening at 6 p.m.
Following the flag-burning
ceremony, supper will be
served. Meetings will then


follow.
Chamber Meeting
The Jay Area Chamber
of Commerce will also meet
Monday, May 5, beginning
at noon with lunch being
served.
Come and join the
Chamber. We need your
help. Our new officers will
be taking over this meeting.
We need new ideas.
Town Council
The Jay Towii Council.
will meet Monday, May 5 at
6 p.m. at Jay City Hall.


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SRC Democrats to
hold Pot Luck
SDinner & Meeting

"2" Santa Rosa County
Democrats will hold their
May Pot Luck Dinner and
Meeting at Gulf Breeze High
School Cafeteria, 675 Gulf
Breeze Pkwy. (Hwy. 98),
,Gulf Breeze, on Tuesday,
,May 13. The dinner will
begin at 6:00 p.m. and the
program at 6:45 p.m.
:Members of the public are
invited to attend and bring a
potluck dish of their choice.
The guest speaker will
be Tony Henderson, Santa
::.;Rosa County native and
:`_-Democratic candidate for
;-. Public Defender. Following
his presentation, there will
f�- be a question and answer
- session. In addition, there
will be door prizes.
Reservations for car
pooling can be made by con-
tacting Seegar Swanson for
the Navarre area, 936-8704,
-and Harold Webb for the
Milton/Pace area, 572-6029
._,or 623-8040. Seegar
'-Swanson, DEC Secretary,
936-8704, may be contacted
for additional information
about the meeting.

Boys & Girls
:` Clubs seeking
donated cars for

fundraiser

Boys and Girls Clubs are
joining together throughout
Florida to raise funds for
their programs by seeking
donated cars.
Now that the price of
scrap metal is at a high level,
the clubs can accept most
.* any car. The cars are sold at
auction. People who would
� *', like to donate a car and sup-
port the Boys and Girls
Clubs may call 1-800-246-
: :' 0493.

Notice of meeting
date change
Bagdad-Garcon
Point Water
:System

Customers of the
S Bagdad-Garcon Point Water
System, Inc., have a meeting
. date change. It is canceled
for Tuesday, May 8th and
'. instead will be Tuesday, May



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13th. If any customer has
questions, call 623-8508.

Cheerleading
registration to
begin soon

East Milton Youth
Association announces
"cheerleading registration"
to be held Saturday, May 10
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the
East Milton Ball Park.
Registration fee is $75. For
more information you may
contact Jessica Phillips at
850.723.7493.

SRC announces
Kindergarten
registration

Santa Rosa announces
registration for Kindergarten
at the following schools.
May 6 & 7 - Oriole
Beach ES; (May 6 - 8:15 to 5
p.m.), (May 7 - 8:15 to 1
p.m.)
May 6 & 7 - Gulf Breeze
ES; 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
May 7 4 8 - Berryhill
ES Wed. (May 7) 8 a.m. to 3
p.m., May 8 (Thurs.) 8 a.m.
to 3 p.m.; & 5 to 7 p.m.
May 7 & 8 - Pea Ridge
ES, 8 to 2 p.m.
May 13- Bagdad ES, 8
a.m. to 1 p.m.
May 13 -'Russell ES,
7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

PJC 2008 Spring
Commencement

Pensacola Junior
College s spring commence-
ment is Tuesday, May 6,
with about 1,700 students
who have earned associate's
degrees, diplomas and cer-
tificates participating.
The graduation ceremo-
ny is 6 p.m. at the Pensacola
Civic Center.
PJC President Tom
Delaino is commencement
speaker..
Named PJC's fifth presi-
dent by the Board of
Trustees in September 2002,
Delaino retires at the end of
May. Known for his long-
time community involve-
ment, he was recently hon-
ored with the Pioneer Award
at the 48th annual PACE
Awards. Sponsored by the
Pensacola Bay Area
Chamber of Commerce, the
annual event recognizes con-
tributions by the area's busi-


ness, corporate and civic
leaders.
Communities in Schools
of Northwest Florida hon-
ored Delaino in November
2007 for his dedication to
students in Escambia and
Santa Rosa counties at the
CIS Champions Dinner. For
more information about
commencement, call 484-
1689.

Mosaic Art
Workshop

Mark Schmitt will offer
a Mosaic Tile Art Workshop
at the Dragonfly Gallery.
This 2-day workshop will be
May 4th, from 1 to 4 p.m.
and May 10 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Participants will create a tile
stepping stone and candle
holder.
Mark is a local artist and
has lived in Pace since 1996.
He is now a Career and
Academic Advisor at PJC
part-time, which allows him
time to work on a unique art.
Class size is limited.
Please contact the gallery at
981-1100 to register or for
further details. The gallery is
located at 5188 Escambia
Street in downtown Milton.
It is a mission of the Santa
Rosa Art and Culture
Foundation, Inc.
www.sracf.org.

Healthy Coalition
meeting is May 12

The Healthy Start
Coalition of Santa Rosa
County, Inc, will hold a gen-
eral Board meeting on
Monday, May 12 at 4 p.m. at
the Berryhill Complex, 6751
Berryhill Street, Milton. All
meetings are open to the
public. For further informa-
tion, call 626-6751.

Fibromyalgia
support group
meeting

The Fibromyalgia sup-
port group meets every sec-
ond Thursday of, each
month. This month the day is
May 8, and will meet at
Locklin Technical Center,
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customers
welcome

The Bagdad, Florida
Post office reopened in
March. Hours of operation
are Monday thru Friday,
8:30 to Noon, and 1 p.m. to
4:30 p.m., and Saturday -
9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Donna Watson
Transplant Fund

A medical disaster trust
fund for a kidney transplant
for Donna Jones Walston has
been established at First
National Bank of Florida,
4104 Hwy. 90 West, Pace.
Donna will be receiving
a kidney transplant from a
living donor at Shands
Hospital, at the University of
Florida in Gainesville, FL.
The donor is her sister,
Jeanine Paschal, also of
Pace.
You may make contribu-
tions at the bank under the
above titled fund. Make
checks payable to Donna
Walston Transplant Fund.
The fund will be used to pay
for costs for anti-rejection
medicines not covered by
Medicare Part D and
Medicaid. It will also be
used to help pay for travel to
and housing at Gainesville.
Donna will have to stay in
Gainesville for at lest 10
days after her surgery.
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994-8975, Jeanine Paschal,
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SATURDAY

Sorts May 3 2008
IMA I^ Section B


Baseball Postseason


Small


ball the


key for


Jay win
By BILL GAMBLING
:sports @srpressgazette.com
JAY - The Jay Royals
;did the little things necessary
.to win the first round of the
'Class 2A FHSAA
tournament over the Deane
�Bozeman (Panama City)
IHigh Bucks 11-1 in six
innings.
Little things translated
into big events as Jay turned
just six hits into a huge win
as the No. 2 ranked Royals
improved to 18-4.
DBS Coach Jeff Patton
knew it was the little things
that ended his team's season
at 22-5 on the year.
"This is the same thing
that happened to us against
Altha in the district champi-
onship," said Patton. "We
got some of our guys in scor-
ing position and struck out in
key situations.
"Jay didn't swing at a lot
of curve balls in the dirt
tonight and we did."
Bozeman's only run of
the game came in the top of
'the second when Nick
Peterson reach on a error and
would later score on a single
-by Mason Bennett over the
out stretched glove of Tyler
DeGraff.
Jay would battle back to
tie the game in the bottom of
the second, but it would be
the third inning where the
Royals took some momen-
tum.
Starting Royals pitcher
Miles Hammac, who was
struggling on the mound,
loaded the bases with one out
as he issued back-to-back
walks.
' Then he bared down to


Rush Hendricks, the Jay catcher is almost a blur as he round
third to head for home the the Royals 11-1 win in six innings
over Bozeman Tuesday.


strikeout Peterson, before
Jace White hit a short infield
pop up the Royals first base-
man made a dramatic diving
catch on.
"I was opening up really
bad tonight at the start," said
Hammac. "I think I just had a
bad case of the nerves in the
beginning.
Alabama signee Brandt


s Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin
Hendricks hit a deep fly to
left center that fell to the
ground as Bennett and
Dustin Duncan miscommu-
nicated.
With Hendricks on third
with one out, Royals first
year coach Jorey Diamond
rolled the dice and called for
a suicide squeeze with
See JAY Page 2B


Pace


top the


'Fins


in five

By BRAD MILNER
Florida Freedom Newspapers
LYNN HAVEN-
Momentum in baseball is as
precious as air. On Tuesday,
Pace left
Mosley gasping for it.
The Patriots jumped on
Dolphins' ace Justin Hess
early, and the only thing that
stopped them was the run
rule in the fifth inning of a
17-1 victory in their Region
1-5A quarterfinal. Pace
advanced to play Niceville,
which defeated Rutherford in
extra innings.
A spirited Mosley crowd
at Harry A. Frank Field was
supportive throughout, but
only had one highlight to
truly cheer about when
Lucas Tdcker scored on an
error in the bottom of the
first inning.
Hess wasn't sharp, with
two walks and a hit batsmen
to load the bases with no outs
in the top of the first. Pace
scored four runs in the frame,
keyed by Ryan Parazine's
two-run double.
Pace (20-8), which was
shutout by Niceville in last
week's District 1-5A cham-
pionship game, rapped 12
hits, including seven off
Hess, and punctuated the
outcome with nine runs in
the fifth. Mosley (19-7) was
held to two hits by Pace
starter Ryan Sorce, who had
seven strikeouts and no
walks.
Jason Robbins was the
only other Mosley batter to
reach base on an error by
Pace's Chad Baxley.


Pace's Chad Baxley, top, pumps his fist while scoring a run
ahead of Mosley catcher Jason Robbins during the fourth
inning of his team's 17-1 win during their Region 1-5A baseball
quarterfinal at Mosley in Lynn Haven Tuesday.
Florida Freedom photo by Terry Barner


"Coming into this game
we were hoping we would be
the ones to jump out early,"
Mosley coach Mike
Williams said. "Instead they
were the ones who had the
momentum and they really
swung the sticks well."
Hess' troubles followed
him from the first inning,


when he gave up two hits, to
the third, when Parazine
homered to right field.
Parazine was 3 for 4 with
four RBIs and three runs
scored.
C.T. Bradford stroked a
two-run home run in the
fourth and Hess' night was
See PACE Page 2B


Pace suffers defeat



from unlucky bounce


By BILL GAMBLING
sports@srpressgazette.com
It Lady Patriots of Pace
High found the bump in the
road they have been trying to
avoid as they fell Tuesday
night at home to Bartram
Trail 2-0.
Neal, who has signed
with South Alabama,
allowed only four hits and
two balls to reach the out-
field.
But that was the Bears
needed to keep the Lady
Patriots from a chance of
defending their 2007 5A


State Title.
"Any loss is tough to
take especially in the play-
offs when it makes your sea-
son come to an end," said
Pace head coach Curtis
Williams. "We had been
playing well the last week of
the regular season and the
game we had played in the
post season we were making
the plays, getting good pitch-
ing and hitting the ball.
"Bartram Trail put
together three hits in one
inning to score their two
runs. Two of the hits did not


leave the infield, but hap-
pened to be in the right loca-
tion."
Opportunities seemed to
be the operative word in this
contest, as Pace did not get a
runner to second base all
night long.
Bartram Trail pitcher
Molly Manning scattered
three hits early in the con-
test, but after the fourth
inning she was able to shut
the Lady Pats down.
"The few ties we had a
runner on first base we were
See FINALS Page 3B


Campbell inks with JDCC


By BILL GAMBLING
sports @srpressgazette.com
When Logan Campbell
and the Central Jaguars lost
to Paxton in the District I-A
semi-finals 62-49, the
Jaguars' big man thought his
basketball career was over.
On Wednesday,
Campbell realized he has
two more years on the hard-
wood after signing a scholar-
ship to play basketball for
the WarHawks of Jefferson
Davis Community College
in Brewton, Ala.
Campbell is the first
Jaguar to sign a basketball
scholarship since Ray
Marse, who signed with
Faulkner State in 1999


before transferring to Jeff
Davis.
"I am excited about this
opportunity," said Campbell.
"The school is close to home
and they have a good basket-
ball program where I feel
like I will be a good fit.
"It will be difficult, but I
will work as hard as I did in
high school."
Campbell had some
other suitors for his talents
like Okaloosa Walton
College and the University
of Mobile.
But WarHawks head
coach Allen Gainer is very
excited about Campbell join-
ing his team.
"I am really excited


about signing Logan," said
Gainer. "He is an outstand-
ing rebounder and I love left
handers because they are
hard to guard."
Gainer was surprised to
work with Campbell and see
the range he has as a shooter.
"I knew what he could
do during the season playing
here at Central," said Gainer.
"But I have pleasantly
learned he has some range
with his shot.
"I am hoping he can
transition to small forward
since at 6-6 he will not be the
biggest guy on the team or
biggest guy in the lead. It
will be a different world for
See LOGAN Page 3B


'Spring has sprung


Spring football drills got underway on Thursday at Milton and Pace high schools. More
photos from the first day of spring practice are on page 3B.
Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin






Saturday-May 3, 2008


Santa Rosa's Press Gazette

Sports


Sports


Santa Rosa Kid's
House Golf Tournament:
Faitcirn l Ordei ci if Police
Lodge #123 is hosting a
chariui, golf t[urnai enrt ait
Tanele"wood Golt and
Country. Club MNja 9th to
benefit the Santa Ro-sa
Kids House
s hotgun start for this
fotir-person scramble ill
get under\ at I p m n.ith
regi strat.ion iand lunch
he'i2nning at II 3Iai m.
Entr\ fee i-s i$511 per
person and includes lunch.
and free range balls,
Muliignas and Reg Tee
Busters "ill be available
Team sponsor packages
and tee sign sponsorships
are also available.
Prizes "ill be a"\arded
to both the scratch and lo"
handicap winners.
There \%ill be a closest
to the pin on all par threes
and door prizes.
For more information
call 206-5126 or 623-6923.
Pace Library Sports
Raffle: Friends of the
Pace Libara\ \\ll be raf-
fling offt variouss sports
itmes to add a children's
activity room to the Pace
Library.
Some of the items you
could win include a Eli
Manning signed Giants
football, an Emmitt
Smith signed Cowboys
helmet, a Travis Fryman
signed -baseball, Boo
Weekley signed hat and
picture, Haley Millsaps
signed hat and picture,
Danny Woerffle signed
mini-helmets, and much
more.
Ticket sales are under-
way for $10 each or six for
$50. The raffle ends Nov.
29.
Blackwater Saddle
Club Monthly Speed
Show: The Blackwater
Saddle Club will hold
their monthly speed show
May 10 at 5 p.m. at the
East Milton Arena.
Registration gets
underway at 4 p.m. for
competition in five differ-
ent events - pole bending,
Texas barrel weave,
Blackwater T, barrel race


and arena race.
Competion %"ill be in
:i\ different classes: pee
"ee. beginner, ,ntermedi-
aie junior. senior, and
Jack Benn\ eass rider.
Thee eas\ rider class is
for the training of horse
and or the rider
The public is invited
to %% watch
For further informa-
tion \ si.t their website at
" \ " black" atersadd le -
club.corn
Panther Baseball
Camp: The Milton
Panther Baseball program
is offering tm o camps this
summer
The first camp "ill be
for ages 7 to 11 and the
second camp "ill be for
plaNers age 12 to 15.
Each camp is designed
to teach the fundamentals
of baseball - hitting.
fielding. throt ing, base
running, and situational
pla\
Camp instructors %ill
include the Milton High
baseball coaches and
players
Camp dates are June 9
through June 12 and the
fee is $100.
Each camper will
receive a camp T-shirt
and a personal viedo of
themselves hitting, field-
ing, and throwing.
For more information
call the baseball office as
983-5600, ext. 143.
ABATE Bears event
and poker run: The Gulf
Coast Champer of ABATE
of Florida will have their
annual bears event and
dealer appreciation poker
run on May 10.
Registration is at 9
a.m. with the first bike
out at 11 a.m. and last
bike in at 2 p.m. at Harley
Davidson of Pensacola.
The cost to particiapte
is $10 and one new suffed
animal per person.
This event will benefit
Sacred Heart Chgildren's
Hospita. West Flrodia
Hospital, various fire
departments, and Big
Brothers/Big Sisters.
The stuffed animals


%ill eb given to variouss
agencies for pro hiding
comfort to small children
in the community in times,
of need and crisis.
Milton Summer
School Registration:


Milton High School %ill
ha'e summer school reg-
istration on Nla\ 5. MaN
12. Mal 22. and Mal 31
Sign-ups "ill be held
in the cafeteria for the
first three sign-up dates.
starting at ( p nt
The final sign-up date
%%ill be Mala 31 in the g�im
from S a m to 10 a m.
Registration for sum-
mer school is $75
For more information
contact Milton High
School at 983-5600.
Futbol Club of
Santa Rosa Adult
Soccer Registration:
Registration is current.
under\\a) for Adult 6%6
soccer Online registra-
tion is available at the
FCSR website
%% % c.fcsantarosa.com.
The registration fee %will
be $70 for the 10 w1 eek
season, with games on
Monday evenings. For
more information please
check the FCSR website
or call 994-KICK.
VFW Golf Tourney:
The Milton Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post 4833
will be hosting a golf
tournament on May 17
at Tanglewood Golf and
Country Club.
This four-man
scramble is $50 per
person with prizes
awarded to the top
three places along with
a cash prize for closest
to the pin and longest
drive.
Also you can spon-
sor a veteran for a $50
donation with their
name and yours on a tee
sign.
The deadline to
enter is May 12.
An awards dinner will
immediately follow the
tournament at the VFW
Post on Carroll Road in
Milton.
For more information


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Pace's Ryan Sorce makes a first-inning pitch during his team's
17-1 win during their Region 1-5A baseball quarterfinal at
Mosley in Lynn Haven Tuesday. Sorce had seven strikeouts nrid
no walks during the win.
Florida Freedom photo by Terry Barnmer


Pace


Continued From Page One
over after one batter in the
fifth. Chad Pearson took one
for the team, giving up five
more hits and the final eight
runs of the game.
"We knew that playing
well early would be big,"
Pace coach Charlie Warner
said. "That things would be
dictated by the team that
was on top early."
Daniel Quinn was 2 for
2 with two runs, Sorce 2 for
3 with two RBIs and Baxley
doubled for the Patriots,
who lost every starter from
last year's team and head


into Friday's regional semi-
final with bolstered copfi-
dence.
Tucker and Taye Larry
accounted for Mosley's two
hits.
Williams said a better
showing would have been
nice, but the loss did noth-
ing to take away from a
turnaround season. Mosley
won its first district champi-
onship since 2003 and the
Dolphins will return most of
their team next season.
Williams said he expects
next season to be even more
productive.


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Reggie Esans
Southeastern .lam: The
Southern Youth Sport.
Association " ill host the
Reggie E ans
Southeastern Jam Nla\ 23
through NlMa 25.
This tournament ill
be open to Bo\s and girls
team Li-10 to Li- 1 7 ith
three games guaranteed.
Featured guests % ill
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June 22 to August 6.
Fi\e different camps
are being offered co\ei-
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shooting, and position
For dates and more
Information you can con-
tact Stetson University at
386-822-8101 or visit
them on the web at
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scamp.
Central Florida
Fastpitch Camp: Central
Florida University is
holding three different
fastpitch softball camps.
These camps will run
frm June 8 to June 19 and
cover pitching/catching,
offense/defense. and a
general day camp.
For more information on
this camp call 407-823-4298
or visit them on the web at
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More activities can be
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Look for the box called
'Things to Do'.
There you can check
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or activity. And you are
also more than welcome
to enter your events there
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In the sixth inning Pafton
went his bench and called:on
Dustin Duncan to keep .the
Bucks in the game.
Things didn't go exactly
at Patton had planned as he
walked four and was credited
with seven runs scored off of
just three Royals hits in'the
inning.
The final blow came
when Jordan Hobbs came in
with the bases loaded and
gave up a single off the fence
to put Jay up 11-1 causing
the mercy rule.
Before the final run of
the game Hammac drove in
his third run of the gamrle
with a single and DeGraff
drove in two runs with a sip-
gle.
Two more runs would
score in the final inning on
Bozeman's third error of the
game.
Bozeman's only other hit
of the game came in the third
inning when Laine Hall sih-
'gled.


Jay starter Miles Hammac might have gotten off to a rough
start, but he held the Bozeman Bucs in check and finished
with three RBI's in the win.
Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin


Jay

Continued From Page One
Hammac at the plate.
"I knew he was close,"
said Hammac about the hard
charging Hendricks coming
from third. "I had to reach
out for the ball since he pitch
was outside.
"He felt like he was right
there as I left the batters
box."
For Diamond his charges
finally executed the small
things he has been teaching
them for this season's play-
off run since Jay does not
have as explosive of an
offense as they did last year.
"We hadn't done that
well recently and we have
really started working on our
bunting, base running and
sacrificing to do the key
things in the right spot," said
Diamond. "I was expecting a
really close game tonight and
Register did a great job."
Jay would score two,
more runs off register in the
fifth inning.


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adrutaS y-May 3, 2008


SSorts


ComntySot


Stonebrook Golf Club
Stonebrook Ladies Golf
Association
Mystery Nine
April 29, 2008
First Flight Gross: 1. Joane
�Kelley, 2. Glenda Daniels, 3.
Kateri Baker.
First Flight Net: 1. Flora
Kyle, 2. Kae Dressen, 3.
KarenFeliciano
Chip-ins: Joanne
Quesinberry No. 4

Opps Saturday Youtth
League
Oops Alley
April 19, 2008
z:ltoys Division 1 Scratch
<-ame: Ryan Vinson - 257
-Boys Division 1 Scratch
'Series: Ryan Vinson - 640
�Boys Division 2 Scratch
Game: Tyler Griffis- 153
Boys Division 2 Scratch
Series: Tyler Griffis - 413
Bow� Division 3 Scratch
.Game: Zachary Randolph -
173
BoNs Division 3 Scratch
Series: Zachary Randolph -
'429
Roys Division 4 Scratch
7.2Came: Dameion Skelton -
S149
"'Boys Division 4 Scratch
Series: Dameion Skelton - 388
-:Boys Division 5 Scratch
Game: Miles Skelton - 129
Boys Division 5 Scratch
-Series: Miles Skelton - 371
Boys Division 6 Scratch.
. ,Game: Gabe Tomey - 69
- Boys Division 6 Scratch
'Series: Gabe Tomey - 187
Girls Division 2 Scratch
'.Game: Stephanie Heitman -
'177
'Gids Division 2 Scratch
-Series: Stephanie Heitman -
435
-Girls Division 5 Scratch
.Game: Aerial Viars - 124
"'Girls Division 5 Scratch
Series: Aerial Viars - 275


Overall League Standings: 1.
Strike Force 44-12, 2.Strike Inc.
34-22, 3. Fantastic Four 29-27,
4. Strike Force Kids 27.5-28.5,
5. Patriots 27-29, 6. Pin
Crushers 5.5-50.5.

Monday Night Mixed
Oops Alley
April 21, 2008
High Game Men: Danny
Thompson - 277
High Game Women:
Stacey Eaton - 212
High Game Team: Three
Gents and Queen - 817
High Series Men: Danny
Thompson - 745
High Series Women:
Tonya Nevins - 541
High Series Team: Three
Gents and Queen - 2237
Overall League Standings:
1. Three and One 41-19, 2.
Fun Bunch 39-21, 3.
Incredibles 38.5-21.5, 4.
Split Happens 37-23, 5.
Dave's Gang 35.5-24.5, 6.
it Doesn't Matter 34-26, 7.
D.I.L.L.I.G.A.S 34-26, 8.
Dang's Crews 34-26, ,9.
Three gents and Queen 32-
28, 10. Super Friends 31.5-
28.5, 11. New Recruits 30-
30, 12. Pin Action 28-32,
13. Damn 10 Pin 27-33, 14.
Fantastic Four 27-33, 15.
We Wuz Robbed 27-33,
16. Strike Force 27-33, 17.
Strike Force II 22-38, 18. M
and J's 21-39, 19. The
Wabbly Balls 18-42, 20.
The Broken Balls 16.5-43.5.

Tuesday Night Inner
Church League
Oops Alley
April 15, 2008
High Game Men:
Brandon Sasport - 235,
High Game Women:
Brenda Gilley - 199
High Game Team: Lucky
Strikes - 705
High Series Men: Bob


Veit - 647
High Series Women:
Renee VunKannon - 531
High Series Team: Lucky
Strikes - 1991
Overall League
Standings: 1. The Strike
Force 75-49, 2. Lucky
Strikes 70.5-53.5, 3.
Unpredictables 69.5-54.5,
4. Extrimists 68-56, 5.
Optimists 65-59, 6. Just
One Drop 60-64, 7. The
Strike Team 57.5-66.5, 8.
Mattinators 56-68, 9.
F.O.G. 51.5-72.5, 10.
Under' the Influence 47-
77.
Leagues Notes: Sign-ups
are currently underway for
a summer league that
starts-May 20 at 7 p.m.

Alley Cats
Oops Alley
April 16, 2008
High Scratch Game: Fran
Gordon - 185
High Scratch Series: FRan
Gordon - 496
High Scratch Team: Three
Peas in a Pod - 480
High Handicapped
Game: Pat Livingston -
234
High Handicapped
Series: Fran Gordon - 640
High Handicapped
Team: Three Peas in a Pod
- 1794
Overall League
Standings: 1. Back Alley
Cats 79-49, 2. Three Peas
in a Pod 72-56, 3. Almost
Should Been 62-66, 4.
Three Stooges 62-66, 5.
Honey Bears 57.5-70.5, 6.
Darlings of the Morning
49.5-78.5.
Leagues Notes: Sign-ups
are currently underway for
a summer league that
starts June 6 at 9:30 a.m.

Twilighters League


Avalon Bowling Center
April 17, 2008
High Game Men: Ron
Grimes - 279
High Game Women: Dot
Zugg and Brenda Gilley -
191
High Game Team: We Try
Hard - 809
High Series Men: Steve
Huges - 693
High Series Women:
Charlotte Coppedge - 507
High Series Team: We Try
Hard - 2262
Overall League
Standings: 1. Two and
Two 39.5-20.5, 2. Jane's
Crew 38-22, 3. The Big
Quarters 37.5,22.5, 4.
We Try Hard 36.5-23.5, 5.
Trouble Again 36.5-23.5,
6. Strike Force 36-24, 7.
U-Bang-E 34.5-25.5, 8.
Split Happens 33-27, 9.
Family Affair 32.5-27.5,
10. E-N-V-Y 32-28, 11.
Sliders 32-28, 12. Spit Fire
31-29, 13. Cables 31-29,
14. Family Matters 27-33,
15. M and J's 27-33, 16.
Damn 10 Pin 27-33, 17.
Happy Four 26-34, 18.
Yee Haw 26-34, 19. We
Wuz Robbed 25-35, 20.
The Striking Four 25-35,
21. The Dream Team 24-
36, 22. The Last Team
21.5-38.5, 23. Blue Jays
21-39, 24. Incredibles
20.5-39.5.

Gospel Project Standings
As of April 26, 2008

Pre-Tee League
East W L T
Pandas 4 4 0
Joeys 3 4 1
Kits 2 6 0
Ponies 0 8 0
West W L T
Pups 6 0 2
Tigers 5 2 0
Tads 4 2 2


Colts


East
Noles
Wildc
Jagua
Cane
Troja
West
Tides
Dawg
War
Vols
Gato


Pro-Tee Le

s
cats


4 3 1 Mets 4 3 0
Padres 3 4 0
ague Angels 0 7 0
W L T Homeruns: Jacob W.
5 2 1 (Phillies) 1, Danniel
5 3 0 (Diamondbacks) 1.


irs 4 2 1
s 4 3 1
ns 1 70
W L T
6 1 1
gs 5 2 0
Eagles 5 3 0
2 60
rs 0 8 0


Tee Ball League
American W L T
Bengals 8 0 0
Jets 7 1 0
Chiefs 3 5 0
Titans 1 7 0
Raiders 1 8 0
Nationals W L T
Cowboys 6 2 0
Bears 4 4 0
Rams 4 5 0
Seahawks 3 4 1
World W L T
Ravens 6 1 0
Dolphins 5 2 1
Bucs 5 2 0
Broncos 1 7 0
Saints 1 7 0
Homeruns: Josh (Bengals)
3, Zach (Bengals) 1, Logan
(Bengals) 1, Christian
(Dolphins) 1.

Minor League
W L T
Red Wings 5 0 1
Stingrays 4 2 0
Patriots 4 3 0
Lightning 1 4 1
Warriors 1 6 0

Little Major League
American W L T
Phillies 6 1 0
Diamondbacks 4 3 0
Expos 4 3 0
Reds 1 6 0
National W L T
Marlins 6 1 0


Dizzy Dean

White Sox
Yankees
Blue Jays
Red Sox
Tigers
Pirates


Freshman
W LT
6 1 0
6 20
5 2 0
4 40
2 60
0 80


Dizzy Dean Sophomore
W L T
Diamondbacks 6 1 0
Angels 6 2 0
Cubs 5 2 0
Red Sox 4 4 0
Braves 1 7 0
Astros 2 6 0
Homeruns: C. Jimenez
(Angels) 1, Brad (Braves) 1,
Ryan (D-backs) 1.

Girls Minor League
W L T
Larks 6 2 0
Pelicans 6 2 0
Robins 5 3 0
Hawks 4 4 0
Jays 2 6 0
Kiwis 1 7 0


Dizzy Dean Junior
League


Liberty
Monarchs
Storm
Freedom
Power
Sparks

Girls Major

L. Arabians
L. Buckskins
L. Broncos
L. Mustangs
L. Palominos
L. Stallions


W L T
7 00
5 20
4 30
2 50
2 50
1 6 0

League
W L T
7' 0 0
5 1 0
2 4 1
3 40
2 50
0 5 1


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'Lbogan Campbell signed a scholarship on Wednesday to play basketball at Jefferson Davis
Community College. Joining him at the signing at the table are Jefferson Davis Coach Allen
SXainer, father Scott Campbell, mother Lisa, and sister Bristie. Standing from left to right are
central assistant principal Buddy Hinote, Campbell's grandfather Mike Campbell, Central
!;Basketball Coach and Athletic Director Tony McDonald, and Central Principal Kenneth Owens.
Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin


'logan

-i .Continued From Page One much knew it." chance to compete for some
'fim coming from a small Last season the major playing time."
School to the league." WarHawks made it to their For Campbell at times it
'2- Central Head Coach and District Tournament despite has been hard since sitting
2,?'thletic Director Tony a rather small team. on the bench was not only
[*34cDonald is ecstatic about "Last year we had a lot Coach McDonald, but also
*: 4gan's new opportunity. of guys not come to school his father Scott, who served
- "He has been on the var- last year," said Gainer. "We at McDonald's assistant.
..y team since he was a struggled at times, but we "It gets hard at times to
.-rinth grader," said did make the district tourna- watch him play, but you not
'N2cDonald. "We rebuilt our ment. only try to look at it as a dad,
3)tasketball program through "I think Logan with the but a coach as well," said
-.iim and everybody pretty right work will have a Scott.


Finals


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not able to advance that
runner into scoring posi-
tion," said Williams. "A
lot of that had to do with
their pitcher, she made
some quality pitches at the
right time to shit us
down."
In the past Pace was
able to win these types of
games as they finish the
Pace senior pitcher Katy Neal
allowed only four hits
Tuesday night, but that was
all Bartram Trail needed to
stop the defending Class 5A
Champions at home 2-0. Neal
struck out the first nine bat-
ters she faced from Bartram
Trail and a two was the only
hit to score any runs.
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season at 25-4.
"We have been in
many game similar to this
one all year and have
found a way to take the
lead or when we had the
lead to keep it," said
Williams. "With us having
the number of returning
players back the state
championship season we
drew high .expectations
from within and outside.
"This team did not live
off last year's accomplish-
ments."
The hit that doomed
Pace was a Kristen
Bernard hit a Neal pitch
that deflected off Lizzie
Gunter's glove at first into
foul territory.


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PHONG13 QUN 10 HO CHI Quarter of Section 33 Town- of this Court at SANTA ROSA owner as of the date of the lis hereby aives notice of a public If you area person with a Disa- THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
MINH CITY ship 2 North, Range 26 West County Florida, this 9 day of pendens must ile a claim sale to'he highest bidder for abilities who need any accommo- PLAT BOOK 10 PAGES 11
t A VIETNAM Santa Rosa County, Florida; de- April, 008. within 61 days after the sale cash only on 1-_,I ay 16. motion in order to participate in AND12, OF THEPUBLICREC-
'_ -- ^f t i scribed as follows: ' '2008 at (Time ,I,,., AM in this proceeding you are entitled ORDS OF SANTA ROSA
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac- MARY M. JOHNSON Dated this 8 day of April, accordance wit the Florida Self at no cost to you to the provi- COUNTY, FLORIDA.
t ion has been filed against ou Begin at the Northwest corner CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 2008. Storage Facility Act Statutes sons of certain assistant please
O11 ANS and that you are required to ofaMeadowbrook Subdivision COURT (section 83.801-83.809) Seller contact Susan Land at 6865 Any person claiming an neres
ANNOUNCMENS erve a copy of your written de- as recorded in Plat Book B, at CIRCUIT COURT SEAL MARY M. JOHNSON reserves the right o' withdraw Carine Street Milton, FL in the surplus from the sale, i
lT enses if any, to it on ROBERT Pae 13 of the Public Records BY: Brandy Norris Clerk of the Circuit Court property from sale at any time. 32570, 850-983-1012 within any, other than the property
1100- Legal Advertising EDWRD PAQUETTE, whose of anta Rosa County Florida; DEPUTY CLERK CIRCUIT COURT SEAL This property is being sold to 2 working days of this receipt owner as of the dale of the lis
1110- Clssed NoIces address is 7213 Lavon Rd Mil- thence West 122.53 feet to an By: Angela Dunn satisoly a landlord lien. of this document. If you are pendens must file a claim within
110 li Noices ton Florida 32583 on or before iron pin; thence Southwesterly LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. Deputy Clerk hearing or Voice impaired call 60 days after the sale.
1120 - Public Ntices/ May 19, 2008, and file the with an angle 65' to ,the left STERN Property includes contents of the 1-800-955-8771.
Announcements original with the clerk of this from preceBing line 184.42 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID spaces of the following tenants. TNESS my hand and the se MARY M. OHNSON
1130-Adoptions Courtat6865CarolineSt.,Mil- f e e t 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND J. STERN P.A., ATTORNEY WITNESS my hand and the sea As Clerk a theCourt
1140- Happy Ads ton, FL. 32570, before service, to North boundary of Outer ROAD SUITE 400 FOR PLAINTIFF Unit # Tenant Name Con- of this Court this 18 day of CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
1150Perpsonass on Petitioner or immediately Drive; thence Southeasterly PLANTATION2 FL 801 S. University Drive Suite tents April, 2008. By: Angela Dunn
1150: Personthereafter If you fail to do along the North boundary of 33324-3920-3920 500 As Deputy Clerk
1160- Lost so, a default may he en- said street with a radius of 180 07-27283 WACNW Plantation, FL 33324 117- Linda D. Bevill- comforter, Mary M. Johnson
1170- Found tered against you tar the eet for a distance of 6249 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 9542338000 box, fishing rod/reel AsClerkof theourt Dated this 16 day of April,
relief demandedin the pe- eet; thence continue South 45� AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- 7-9 267(HCNW) 253 - Theresa Bonoyer - motor- CIRCUIT COURT SEAL 2008.
tition. East 37.51- thence North 45� TIES ACT, persons with ized wheelchair, craft light, Lg. ByJ. WoTkins 2.
Copies of all court docu- East 187.59 feet- thence'North disabilities needing a special IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE zel carrier coffee maker, aby As Deputy Clerk IMPORTANT
ments in this case, in- 0'45" East 96.65 feet to Point accommodation should contact AMERICANS WITH DISABILI Mattress, table, fan, chair, sui-In accordance with the Ame
cludina orders are avi a- of Beginning. COURT ADMINISTRATION, at TIES ACT, persons wit case, Twin bed frame swiffer, 042608 In accordance with the Ameri-
Ible atthe Cleric of the Cir- the SANTA ROSA County disabilities needing a special aprox. 40 Boxes, plastic 050308 cans with Disabilities Act per-
cuit Court's office. You This parcel also known as Lot 2, Courthouse of, accommodation should contact es, 3 plastic bas, drawer 4/44 sons needing a reasonable ac-
may review these docu- Block 1 of unrecorded DIANA 1 8OO-955-8771 JTDD)',or COURT ADMINISTRATION, o file 'cabinet, box ofVHS's commodation to participate in
. 1,'04 - ments upon request GARDENS PLAT 1-800-955-8770, via Florida the SANTA ROSA County Legal 4/443 this proceeding should, no later
You must keep the C ALONGk Relay Service. Courthouse a , 554Angela M. Jacobs 2 vac- THE CIRthan seven 7r ofdys rior, con
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20YU ARE Nast IFIEDthat GENERAl. JURISDICTION Be in at the N ord hwestner GRANTES OR OHER CLAIM ent, twit: against Division: E CUSTODIAN BY SAXONUBDI- dead er respective unknown
Complaint ha s been filed D SION of eadowbroo Subdivision ANTS BAHAMA BAY CLUB ASSOCATON, INC of ou MORTGAGE SERVICES INC d ot n
est a distance 88.57 fleet erty 1 secos Eas TOWNHOMES CONDOMIN CITIBANK FE PL SAVNGTHEREOF Maria Cerrao, F/K/AMERITECH MOGAGE be deRLY claimin or live, wheundher said
heekatoagrelosethemocae subdivision i a ion of Sec. IUM ASSOCIATION OF GULF BANK 1ST CHOICE HOME Petition er S ERV ICES INC. AS ITS ATTOR. Unknown Parties may claim an
on the following describedreal RESI DENTIAL FUNDING LAND ion r33 T ofwnshi 2 North BREEZE, INC TSCSGENERAL BOOIMPRVEMENTS IN the.; NEY IN ACT, is the Plaintiff interest aesor Other Claim
roperis sity located in Santa Rosa PANY LLC, Range S 8 West, Santa Ros CONTRACT I HERENC OF IMPACT ORDETN BOF SAN A ROSN/K/A Cnd and MARK WOLVERTON see Grof the
county, Florida, to- witWes, CPUTIFF, County, Florida; as recorded in FUNDING c OFFRPATIONWHIUNTYFLORIDA viewL BANKse GLADYS WOLVERTON; ants
vs. Flat Book B Pacy 13of the pub- JOHN DOE AND JANE DO JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE Elvin 0. Cerrafo, PRIMEQUITY, LLC; are the De-
See Exhibit "A" Attached ltc records said county AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN Respondent. fendants, I will sell tothe hihestDeendnt(su.
PO SS ESSO a ieS o� li ca ofe said Dcn t; PSO N POSSESSION 3 ND DEs nu
Hereto ELWIN DUPLANTIS ET AL. Thence run North 89 deree s DNANT DEFENDANTS) OTICE U A TION FO anCE OF OTN OE
S DEFENDANTSS, " 58 minutes 31 seconds West DEFENDA NTa(S) D EE s F R STEPS OF THE SANTA ROSA O E O NOR
























Justice Avenue, Mi Ion, Flrida COUNTY, FLORIDA. ��Ii ne7 8 tLo 'La She PURTENANT THERETOC AS Florida Suapee Court Ap- SbUTHWEST CORNER OF mencUd to foreclose a mort
Commence at the Northwest distance of 132.11t eat to the NONT FINC O ECLDOM Daed this 20 day of MarchC EE FCOUNTY OURTHOUSEeal EEao-
corner of the Southwest Quarter NOTICE oF ACTIn Northwest corner ofa Lot 3 Af aRn SOTICN OF FCRCO URrE R 11:E p0 0nAM o dE A t o p r l ig r n d rd
of the Northwest Quarter of CKe reui CED unrecorded subdivision known ALEs SLm o eurte Mcaye 20d8, the following E de-
Section 15, Townshi 1 North, as Diana Gardens; a subdivi-n CE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu Osci toes od property as set forth in TO
Range 28 West nta Rosa TO: JOYE BETH- DOLLARD sion o portion of said Section suant a Summary Final Judg- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 19805 5W. 114 Ave. Apt. said FinaJudgment: h R I
County Florida, t hence go AND ELWiN DUPLANTIS 33. Then ce run South 25 deTment Foreclosure dated April JuUgmentt o mmary mat 314 Miami FL 33157 Michelle Lister HOSE RESI-
North 9 de trees 55'19" East whose residence is unknown if es 05 minutes 31 seconds ,7 08 2008 entered in CivilCaselosure dated YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac- A PORTION OF A PAR CEL DENCE IS: f 048 Woodlore
along the oirth line of the he /hey and estlon a the East line of said Noae . 070 2CAOI of the Cr March o s entered in II OFILANDI A S BOKE en N PesuB eIoL 32563,
aforesaidnSouthwest Quarter of he /ey be Miv te Lot3adisnce of 1841b o feet coil Court atfhe 1 ST Judicial o C iv iC ofdsure, require07 0 CA n hdg t OFFICIAL RECORDSA BOOK UnknON Pt i POssiN
the Northwest Quarter a dis- known defendants who may be to the Southeast corner f said Circuit in and for SANTA ROSA M F the rcu urt oF and that you are require o 445 AT PAGE 680 OF 1THE 1 WHOSE RESIDENCE IS:
Stance of 108143 f c spouses,, heirs, devisees grante- Lot 3 said point lying in acurve County MILTON Florida, I will the st Judicial Circuit in and. ervea copy of your written de-PUBLIC RECOR 1048 Woodlore Circle, Gulf
ao esou n d - on t NortherlyRhtfW sell to the highest and best bid for SANTA ROSA county, Tenses, if any, ai on Maria SANTA ROSA COUNTY ee
aigns c ey R ,der for cans t THE NORTH ilton, Florida, I wi sll eltothe Cerraro, whose address is ANT R A OTiFLORIDAPBES ING MORI W E Possession #2












2AR M FONON ( or)dandfl then 1Aori, l i gera rie hois o d Undv e rsity Drive Suite PARTA in TaAs 0 8 TNCEOO T DS EO U IDEN CE I S :Cr
1s a d stance of 80.00 fee tars, trustees and all parties fine of Outer Drivet 0 , FRONT STEPS a he SANTA and best bidder tar cash 8340 Calvert St Pensacola Ulor- L AR L DEI BE WHOSE RESIDENCE IS: 1041
tlo the Point of Beinning, thence claiming an interest by, through Thence run Southeasterla ROSA CouEt Courthouse I- a north front steps at the ida 32514 n PARTICULARLYDESCRIBED ore Circle, Gulf Breeze,
continue South SL degrees 20' under or against the Defen' the arc of a curve to t e righ aS 0 8hous nto i 5n 8o and fl e org eTOL FL 32563OF A OuBrz
55" West ordistance of 77.00 ants, who are not known to be end along said Northerly coted at 616 CAROLINE S,)ANT.A ROSA, Cut 05N26/08, and Pile the originalS CO
Sa distance of STREET in MILTON Florida at courthouse octe at 681 wit the clerk of this Court a BEGIN AT AN EXISTING Residence unknown, if livingin-
feet thence go Norh 89 de.-dead or alive, and all parties RihtofW0y line a distance Caroine Stree Milton, 6865 Caroline S IC ., Milton, F H A DIAMETER c un
grees 55' 19" East a distance having or claiming to have any 62.50 feet to a point of tan- 11.000a.mOn the 4 doy ofCrloed n unknown spouse of
of 18857 feet to the West right riht title or interest inthe pro ency said cuvhaving raJune 208 the fllow d Florida, at 1100 am.on he 32570, before services n PeltMETAL PIPE AT AN INR-n
of01288wayfieto cty r oad:eri tydesibedin the mplarntge dutacntr scribed property as sethosrh in 22 day of May, 2008 the tioner orCimmediately thereafUer SEC TIO N WOIT THEde t, s duf











041908ln eiiof: Sa minty1oad:ne re rimmrein. loO M 20 e ac ICANSI WITHOC C OUT LT CO IaNSCE re- l.ui anytero
thence ,o North 01Ddegrees being foreclosed herein. angle of 19 degrees 83 minutestsaid i:na Judgment settwforth iescaid ummaryp[terna fault ye nterpca IN Oth o sa t

said West rht of way line a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 0d deia in the petition. AN UNRECORDED SUBDI- dead their respective unknown
distance of 77.00 feet, thence that an action to foreclose a 62.19 feet; and a chord bear- CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO. A2dCBOK RD- Cpesa l or VISIONI KNOWNsTATES, MILTON signees,i creditors,gratenors, andas
a f ingpop- Sth 54 degrees 50 B20 BUILDING B-illd LOT 1 &i 2 B E MAG- IATURE ESTES MILTON ts actors been filed
, South 89 degree a 55'19" mortgage on the followingprop- ingl 0/ 43 CAS. 0 AHAMCLB A c mNOUTAHAREBO R doc u-P6i 5 KO NOEN40 8e al/46
est a dist once a 188.57 feet'ertyo S minutes 51 seconda EaMstEABA D EEO Dpesf C le o LON S R caginby.thr ouh under or.
SON AON N INGRO ments in this case, incld- E A LOPMENT AND THE uiedA tAo er pder or






















CROSA South FR ten E TA NO ODE vi REC OF n ROSA MALONE 0ROAD E eaD m antioned nAmy e
-------------- o LThe RH A C ETAE AN C T C ng neDOMINlUM ACCORDING A REC0 RD5ED5 N A, n Fin o r7e0 aARIGHT-OF RO2wAY GLINEOE Oshenamedefendant(s)
is stuaed in Section 15 Town- SITUATE IN SANTA ROSA South 4 dereesO 10 minute TH OF A MALONEROAD an ed
hp Nrth Rnge2West, C STA O- 9 s E a stNDOMINIUM THEREOF RECORDROSA fi eYoue Rn e nts) and such of th
Soanta osa countyy Florida. IDA TOE- LOT 1 BLOCK 37.6? feet to the Southwest cor RECORDED IN OFFICIAL COUNTY, FLORIDA. view these documents S IPE LYING NOT oremen tioned unknown De-
E, ROBLEDIAL ESTATES ner ofLot 1 of said Diana ar- RECORDS BOOK 581 , upon request 26 DEGREES 19 MINUTE ndants and such of the afor-
copy of your written defenses if THE PLAT T REOFIS N arD r t - P ATRECORDSOF SANTA ROSAy 50l tE ioYs must2L T Eh O 19 EU1Tas maybe infants, incompetents


























THREFFO B CCS RE- s R6DON theNF;'S dof fe d DATHE ARCi COUT Es io aac EEOF R2 N Ns 02d.19 FEOEN
any, t the Complaint onthe CORDED IN PLAT OOK C early Rightof D Way line and run COUNTY FLORIDA. TO- a others rm o A Circit ourtsoca TANDe SO 9 DE FEET orothrwiseno sui juris.
lai'ntisff attorney, Angela J. AT PAGE 84, OF THE PUB- North 44 degrees 58 seconds GETHER WiTH AN UNDI- er a I Is noted a your currta 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
Vones, whose address is 6460 UC RECORD SANTA ROSA 30 i seconds East alona the West VIDED INTEREST IE sAm I OA ad ress (Y u mal' ise EAST A ODISTANCE OFN
Justice Avenue, Milton Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA. line of said Lot 1 a islance of COMMON ELEMENTS. AP- wlin 0 ds ot e Notice or Current Adress, T OF that an action has been coD
Florida u n oh WEST CNM, EO | AS ORNER OF menaced to foreclose a mart-
SNOTIE H B L SET FORTH IN ThE DELA- Doted this 20 day of March, roved amy w Forn SOUTHWESTO COR Me on the flowing real Aop-
2008, and fle the originawithhas been filed against you and corn er 5TO O C8CDof said Lot 80 Thence8 run E. 29 e , er: Dn C TI O W8 N D
















theClerkodfthis INr THEe be-U youR oe r d tN se a is lawsuit wn e ma CORNER RoN SH PL t -ed in Santa Rosa County, Flor-
fore service on the plaintiffs' at copy ofyour written defenses if 45 sc st a distance of IUM. MARY M JOHNSON to the a res I A Or ANORTH RANGE 27 WEST Ed m at uy criT
lr , by t- '0 96.gi Fn. ROSAI COUNT dint more priual descr' ibe d
torney or immedia Fely thereof- any to t on DAVID J. STERN, 96.43 eeO to e Point o Be ny erson claiming n intrt Clerkt the CircuitCourt at the cer's office. THENCENORi asows:
t; otherwise a default will be ES6. Plaintiff's attorney, whose ninA. Said parcel being in areaA FLORIDA; E ORT1 a als
entered aga ns you for the r----address is 900 ,Saouth 'Pine In- T acres, more or less, on bep-in t uus am-h a it CIRCPUITneIs- COURTsSL.2o 2DEG EES 1 NT 1 RE UD us
entered against y o r^ th e a 4/432 CASE NO: 08t63CA K SPBUS FT Y: and' hri s o WARMING: ule 1 34 SECOND EAT ALESUBDIVISION OF
lief demanded in tlhe land Road #400, Planlation, FL ing known as Lot 2er ena torn a s 1 22, DR S 1 Block1UTofanoth
0Florida Fomibi oa Rules 34rcuitNDS EAST ALU O the LOTru r 11,oR S BDIVIN
Complaint. 333243920 on or before Ma an unrecorded subdivision ownerJt C Uas a eo s D C of Procedure, require ct SAID APPARENT WEST- W RSUBDIVISION OF A PORTION
29, 2008, ,(nolater than 30 known as Diana Gardens. endens, must rtileacfn ou su e B WAY INE I
within 60 days after the THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID in automatic disc nr A DISTANCE OF 314,65 OF LOT SECTION 31
publication a this notice of ac- Any person climina an interest D ate hEi A SlTR PA,, A R - E on dcmu en andi inr 3FEET- THENCE RUN NORTH TOWNSHIP E SOUTH, RANGo
MARY M.08 JOHNSON lion) and0 e the or l wh in tE sDated this Bdayaf A6pri, F OR PLAINTIFF ' motion. Failure to comply 63 6EGREES 37 MINUTES 28 WEST, SANTA ROSA
Clerk of Circuit C.ourt the clerk of this court either be-N -ny.otert ohath e. 2C - . 80 5 Uneityrivit cAn sL i sti 31 SECONDS WEST A DIS- COU N PLoRIDAOA RE
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL fore service on Plaintiff's otor- owner as a Ihe olte o e I5MA0cudNSN Pdisai TANCE OF 400.00 FEET- CORDED IN FLAT BOOK "C"
BY: Brandy Norris ne y or immediately the pendens, must tile a cla MARY M. JOH Plantation, FL 33324 ingSTHENCE RUN SOUTH 2 AT PAGE 38 OF THE UBIC
Deputy Clerk oerwisea default wI within6days after the sale. Clerk of the Circuit Court (954)233-8000 DEGREES 20 MINUTES 31 RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY
-abeen:CIRCUIT COURT SEAL u7-06500(ASCF) Dated: 4-21-08. SECONDS WEST A DIS-3 COmmSOnynAwNTas
041208 tered against the relief de-D te sBy: Brandy Norris TE D A NE ST If mor
041208 " manded in the complaint orpe-Dated tbis 10 day of Aprl, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT TANCE OF 314.76 FEET TO ore dreConley known a,
041908 titian filed herein. p 2008. D t er AMERICANS WITH COURT THE SOU " TH NE OF SAID Breeze, FL 32563
042608LOT 2 THENCE RUN
050308 WITNESS my hand and the seal MARY M. JOHNSON THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID DISABILITES ACT, persons with CIRCUIT COURT SEAL SOUTH 63 DEGREES 38 Thiala has been filed
4/3Yof this Court at SANTA ROSA Clerk of the Circuit Court J. STERN P.A., ATTORNEY disabilities needing a special By: Brenda Lambrisky M 3 D i
County, Florida, this 11 April, CIRCUIT COURT SEAL FOR PLANTFF accommodation should contact Deputy Clerk AST ALONG SAI SSOUTH against you and you re rele
2008.' By: Brandy Norris 801 S. University Drive Suite COURT ADMINISTRATION, at UNE OF LOT 28 A DIS- quired to serve a copy of your
Deputy Clerk 500 the SANTA ROSA County 042608 TANCE OF 400.09 FEETTO written defense if any upon
8.tCourthouse at S050308 THE POINT OF BEGINN- SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, 'LLP, At-
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE 942338000 1-800-955-8771 (TDD or 051008 NG. SAID PARCEL BEING torneys for Plaintiff, whose ad-
COURT AJORION O A SRDNE WITH DA N E ACCO C1800-955-8770,a-8-OTA Florida u051708 A PORTION OF LOT 28, s ioeabin
A T R S - Y CLO R K O F THEW CR CT AM ERIC A N S W ITH DISA BIU- V -B 74 C M, oS F A 'P O P OSSE T 2a C d ess is 10004 N . D ale M abr y
CR iCUITTIES ACT, persons with IN A 4 ANC1 WITHTHE Relay Service. 4144- MINIATURE ESTATES. H'h3y,18S uitei12rty 0as
BY: BrCTd Norris disabilities needing a special AMERICANS WITH DISABILI-20 _3661 within thirty (30) days
Legal 4/406 DEPUTY LERK accommodation should contact TIES ACT, persons with 042608 A/K/A 7998 MALONE ROAD, after the first publication aof this
SaCOURT ADMINISTRATIONu eat disabilities need ing a special 50308 l egal 4/442 MITON, FL 32570 notice and file the original with
heSNARSCTIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OANTRA ounat accommodation should contact 4/438 the clerk of this Court either be-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J Courthouse at NAOS C COURT ADMINISTRATION, at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Any person claiming an fore service on Plaintiff's attor-
CAND FORI SANTA ROSA TT E FOR 1-800-955-8771 (TDDO the SANTA ROSACoun THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT interest in the surplus ney or immediately there after;
COUNTY , FLORIDA AORNY PLAINTIFF Legal/439IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA from the sale, if oterwise a default will be en-
JUVENILE DIVISION 900 SOUTH PINE ISLAND 1-800-955-8770, via Florida Courthouse a, n
CASE NO. 07-DEP-73 ROAD SUITE 400 Relay Service. 1-800-955-8771B TDDO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT' Fother than t o ered
08-31527PLI L801 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE Relay Service. FOR SANTA ROSA
IN THE INTERESTOF: 083UNtheLITenDAdensmustOfilb CWTNESSmyhandand
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SUITE 500 PRO 57-2008-CA-393 claim within sixty (6 thiCourt on the 18day of
M.LS. DOB: 10/11/1990 AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- PLANTATION, FL 33324 042606 BAEDnN08caim wn' si
TIESbACTT personscwith 9541 233-8000 � 050308 File No. 57-2008-CP-136 SUNTRUST BANK,
MINOR CHILD disabilities needing special ac- 110 FNM) 4/434 IN RE: ESTATE OF Plointin, WITNESS MY HAND and the MARY M.JOHNSON
commodation should contact ROGER1S.1GOLDEN A/KAvs.seal of this Court on April 17, Circuit andCounty Courts
TO: Charles Sullivan, natu- COURT ADMINISTRATION at 042608 RNLG E N ONiERS. GOLDEN A/K/A 2008.COURTSEAL
ral father the SANTA ROSA Cony 050308 Legal 4/435 Deceased. ROGER SEAN GOLDEN, et al,tBy J leWk
Courthouse at, NONE. r4/43Defendants.MaryM. Johnson Deputy Clerk
Parent oh. M.L.S., a minor 1800-955-8771 '(TDDoJ0IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF ACTION CIRCUIT COURT SEAL 042608
child 1-800-955-8770, via Florido
DOB: 10/11/1990 Relay Service. ' IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA The administration of the estate TO. By: Brandy Narris
COUNTY, FLORIDA of RONALD GENE PINYON, ROG Deputy Clerk
YOU ARE HEREBY"NOTIFIED THIS NOTICE SHALL BE PUB- GENERAL JURISDICTION deceased, whose date of death ROGER S. GOLDEN A/K/A
that a Petition under oath has LISHED ONCE A WEEK FOR DIVISION was March 20 2008- File ROGER SEAN GOLDEN 042608 L
been filed in the above styled TWO (2) CONSECUTIVE Legal 4/433 CASE NO: 07 1179CA Number 57-2008-CP-16, i LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 050308 Legal 4/446
Court far the ferminLaion ofpal WEEKS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF, DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COM antas County,Flor VAR R E 3 AINTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF
rentalnriahtsRofM.L.S.,a4female THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, PANY AMERICAS AS TRUSTEE Probate Division, the addass ALSO ATTEMPTE73SERVICE AT.4THE 1st JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
County, Florida, by the Depart- 050308 IN AND FOR SANTA ROS PLAINTIFF which is6495 Caroline StreetABLV 32566
ment of Children and Family COUNTYFLORIDA vs.o 472, Milton, , NAVARRE, FL 3 SANTA ROSA COUNTY
GENRA JUIsubONquentThnme and ad- 7338 GRAND NAVARRE IN THE cIRcuIT COURT OF Case #: 07 1369 CA (C)
icesfDIVISION TOMMY HINSON; UN- dresses of the personalreprtejBLVD. FL 32566 M A E FI DA IN D
moe, and you are hereby com- CASE NO: 08-63CA KNOWN SPOUSE OF'TOMMY sentative and the personal CURRENT MAILINGAADDRESS, FlT FR SATJIA RSIA UN C
fore the Honorable Marci L. HINSONW IF ANYE NOLIA representative's altorney are set 32566 1IS UN O 07-C A-17 U N a n
Goodman, Judle of the Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF WCORPORATION, NS CATHERIN4 E HILE N F/K/Al iors b of� COUNTY
Court in and Tat Santa Rosa THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PLAINTIFF, F/K/A NOLIA C HINSON and other persons having claims KNOWN
RosaCounty Courthouse, 6865COUNAN FLORDAN UNKNOWN SPOUSE 0& or demands against decade' UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL Plaintiff,
CoarColnetreetMilton, F6 L GENERAL JURISDICTION NOLIA CATHERINE ALLEN estate, on whom a copy Of this ROGER SEN GOLDEN ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE vs



























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s . o ot-161EHDR-01IdhrOh'A'Tan 1 E al H ,UN RNNE E O N O AnPORTG ON OF
2007-1616DR-01 . .sell tothe highest and best bid- ES. Plaintiff'sattorney,w-hosh LOT 25 BLOCK "B"' OF //William PG son, sA. Atorne o Plaintiff O VISION OF A PORTION OF
Division: E der for casTi at the NORTH address is 900 South Pine Is- TWIN LAKES ESTATES BE- A H RE I 10 AAIN ' KATH IN SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 1
FRONT STEPS of the Court- land Road #400 Plantation FL ING A PORTION OF'SEC- G.RPINtaNveIFS. LAUDERDALE L3 R AL'U NKNOWN ET IONOR T OWN SHIPET
ROBERT EDWARD PAQUETTE, use t SA ROSA P e pset ive THSTREETD 0 RANDALL UNKNOWN TEN NORTH RANGE 29 WEST,
house of he SANTA ROSA p3324-3920-3920 on or 'be- TION 18 TOWNSHIP I 11 PointViewPlace on.orAbERE Ma 6,3208tS ANASARCOR N FLAT
Petitioner ' County Courthouse, 6865 Car- tore May 23, 2008. no ater NORTH, RANGE 27 WEST, Cocoa, Far 2 ANT #1; 'UNKNOWN TEN SANTA OSARECOUNTY FLOR-
olineStreet Milton, Florida al than 30 days from te date of SANTA' ROSA COUNTY, FL3296 dataerwthiheirsw lictyAon will sell ho the highest and best BOOK B AT PAGE 150 OF
and 11:00am. on the29 d of the irs publication of this notice FLORIDA ACCORDING T 042608 days after the public bidder o cash a Santa Rosa THE UBLIC RECORDS OF SAID
May, 2008 the following de- of action) and file the original THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- 0 8038 this Notice in the (Pease publish County CourIthouse, 801 Cro COUNTY
TRAN THI BICH NGOC, scribed property as set forth in with the clerk of this court either CORDED IN PLATY BOOK 443 in THE PRESS GAZEE MIL line St Milton FI at 11 00 AM
Respndent said Summary final Judgment, before service on Plaintiff's at "D"PAGE 50 F THEPUB- TON and file the original with n Ma 21, , the follow ANY PERSON CLAIMING
towi: tourney or immediately hereaf LIC RECORDS F SAID the clerk of this Court eth be property as set AN INTEREST IN THE SUR-
NOTI E OF ACTI FR SEE ATTACHED er otherwise a default will be COUNTY. OF SAID l 4/440 ore service o a s l tt h d inaadm t, To NUSFROTHER THAN E
entered against you for the re NOTICEOF nay or immediately Ihereofler; T ANY OTHER THAN tHE
"EXHIBIT A" Legal lie and in the complaint Any person claiming an interest NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE otherwise a deul will be n 7 BLOCK F OF PLANTA. RO RTY OWNERAS OF
S or I hp F r tered against you tor the relief TION WOODS PHASE II AE C THE DATE OF THE LIS
TO: TRAN THI BICH NGOC A parcel of land in the South- r n t rt Storage oted at 4114 demand in the complaint. CORDING TO THEF LAT PENDENS MUST FILE A
149/IJ TO HEIN THANH west Quarter of the Southeast WITNESS my hand and the seal ny oher than the property Avalon Blvd. Milton, FL 32583 CORDING TO H PLA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS


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Defendant(s).,
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AFTER THE SALE.
DATED at MILTON, Florida, this
16 day of April, 2008.
MARY M. JOHNSON '
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
Santa Rosa County, Florida
By: J. Watkins . -
Deputy Clerk
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
SHAPIRO & FISHMAN, LLP. ,
10004 N. Dale Mabry High--,
way, Suite 112 2.
Tam l ,FL33618
b813 880-8B888
07-85499B
042608
050308

Legal 4/447
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 1st JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY .
Case #: 07 1148 CA
Division #: C
UNC: " '
HSBC Bank USA, N.A as Trus"
tee on behalf of ACE Securities "'
Corp. Home Eauity Loan Trust ".
and for the registered holders of
ACE Securities Corp. Home Eq-
uity Loan Trust, Series -'
2006-ASAP4 Asset Backed
Pass-Through certificates i,
Plaintiff, ,
vS.-
Rickie D. Halley and Tommy W. A
Halley his wife Mortgage Eaec- ,
ironic registration SysTems, Inc.,
as nominee for Home Loan Cen-n'. -
ter, Inc., D/B/A Lendingtree
Loan; Unknown Parties in Pos-
session #1 Unknown Parties in '
Possession #2; If living, and all ",
Unknown Parties claiming by,
through, under and against the ",
above named Defendant(s) who
are not known to be dead or,':,
alive, whether said Unknown,-
Parties may claim an interest as A
Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grant-, .
ees or Other Claimants
Def'endant(sf.
AMENDED NOTICE OF

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur
suant to an Order reschedulin
foreclosure sale dated April 15' .
2008 entered in Civil Case No.:
07 1148 CA (C) of the Circuit
Court aof the 1st Judicial Circuit
in and for Santa Rosa Count,
Florida, wherein HSBC Ban,
USA, N.A., as Trustee on behalf -;
of ACE Securities Cor. Home
Equity Loan Trust and for the-'
registered holders of ACE Secu-'
rities Corp. Home Equity Loan
Trust Series 2006-ASAP4, As-
set Backed Pass-Through Certifi-
cates, Plaintiff and Rickie D., "
Haoley and Toammy U. Holley.
his wife are defendantss, I will, _'
sell to the highest and -'t bid-
der for cash AT THE ],-:H
FRONT DOER OF THE :-i T-
ROSA COUNTY -,,.
HOUSE LOCATED AT 6865
CAROLINE STREET, MILTON,
FLORIDA AT '11:00 A.M. CEN- ',
TRAL STANDARD TIME, May
21, 2008, the following de-"2
scribed property as set forth in"
said Final Judgment, to-wit: ..
LOT 65 OF ARROWHEAD ES-
TATES ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED '
IN PLAT BOOK C PAGE 60, .
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF .
SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLOR-
ID4
ANY PERSON CLAIMING
AN INTEREST IN THE SUR--
PLUS FROM THE SALE IF
ANY, OTHER THAN HE
PROPERTY OWNER AS OF
OF THE DATE OF THE US
PENDENS MUST FILE A
CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS
AFTER THE SALE.
DATED at MILTON Florida, this '
16 day of April, 2008. -1 ,
MARY M. JOHNSON ', '
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
Santa Rosa County, Florida -
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Angela Dunn
Deputy Clerk '
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF:
SHAPIRO & FISHMAN , LLP
10004 N. Dale Mabry High- -
way, Suite 112 ' -
Tampa FL33618
98131880-8888
7-77150B
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SANTA ROSA' -
COUNTY, FLORIDA PRO--
BATE DIVISION ., .
File No.: 57 2007 CP 379
IN RE: ESTATE OF --
EDWIN JACK KNIGHT, SR.
a.k.a. JACK KNIGHT
Deceased. '.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate '
of Edwin Jack Knight, Sr. de- ,-
ceased whose doale of death
was october 7th, 2007, is'-
p ending in the Circuit Court for
Santao Rosa County, Florida "
Probate Division the address of ' ,
which is 6865 taroline Street,
Milton, FL 32570. The names '"
and addresses of the personal
representative and-the personal
representative's attorney are set
forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims
or demands against decedent's ' '
estate on whom a copy of this '
notice is required to be served , '
must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 '
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS '
TER THE DATE OF SERVICE -"
A COPY OF THIS NOTICE C -
THEM.
All other creditors of the dece- ',
dent and other persons having '
claims or demands against
decedent's estate must file their
claims with this court WITHIN 3 "
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF-
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED : '
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS - "
SET FORTH IN SECTION "
733 702 OF THE FLORIDA,.
PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- �,"
EVER BARRED. -,.'
NOTWITHSTANDING THE '*
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH "
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED '-
TWO (I2 YEARS OR MORE AF- "-
TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE ".
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of
this notice is Aprif 26, 2008. D 'B
Jill K. Satterwhite
Attorney for Personal Represent-
Florida Bar No, 0095478
Shell, Fleming, Davis & Mengqe .
PO. Box 183) , ."
Pensacola, Florida 32591
Telephone: 850-434-2411 1 .,
Jack Kniahj, Jr.,
Personal-Representative ,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 1 ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT :
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA ' ,
COUNTY, FLORIDA ' �
CASE NO. 05-68 CA 01
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC ,
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS '
INC,, as nominee for CHASE " .
HOME FINANCE, LLC succes- - .
sor by merger to CHASE MAN- -
HATTAN MORTGAGE CORPO-. '
RATION, successor to CHEMI- ,"
CAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE , '


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Santa Rosa's Press Gazette/ Free Press


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ment Scheduling Foreclosure pending in the Circuit Court for Defendant(s).
Sale entered on April 18, 2008 Santa Rosa County, Florida
in this case now pending in said Probate Division the address at NOTICE OF ACTION FORE-
Court, the style of which is indi- which is P.O. Box 472 Milton C L S U
cated above. FL 32572 The names and ad PROCEEDINGS-PROPERTY
I will sell to the highest and best dresses of the personal repre-
bidder for cash at the Front sentative and the personal TO:
North Courthouse Steps of representative's attorney are set Joseph H. Evans a/k/a Henry
the SANTA ROSA County forth below Evans; ADDRESS UNKNOWN
Courthouse6865Caroine All creditors of the decedent BUT WHOSE LAST KNOWN
Street, ilton, Florida and other persons having claims ADDRESS IS: 2912 Mossy
3257, at 11:00 A.M. on the or demands against decedent's Cove Lane, Navarre, FL 32566
27 day of May, 2008, the fol- estate on whom a copy of this
lowing described property as notice is required to be served Residence unknown, if living, in
set forth in said Order or final must file their claims with this eluding any unknown spouse of
Judgment, to-wit: court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 the said Defendants if either
' MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF has remarried and if either or
THE N 88.5' OF LOT 1, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF both of said Defendants are
BLOCK 3, LOTS 2 AND 6 THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- dead, their respective unknown
BLOCK 3, DAVIDSON'S TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF heirs, devisees, grantees, as-
SUBDIVISION ACCORD- A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON signees, creditors, lienors, and
ING TO THE PLAT RE- THEM. All other creditors of the trustees, and all other persons
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK A decedent and other persons claiming by, through, under or
PAGE 41 OF THE PUBLIC having claims or demands aginstthe named Defendant(s)
RECORDSOF SANTA ROSA against decedent's estate must and the aforementioned named
COUNTY, FLORIDA. ile their claims with this court Defendant(s) and such of the
WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER aforementioned unknown De-
ORDERED at SANTA ROSA THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- fendants and such of the afore-
County Florida, this 18 day of CATION OF THIS NOTICE. mentioned unknown Defendants
APRIL, 2008. ALL. CLAIMS NOT FILED as may be infants, incompetents
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS or otherwise not sui juris.
MARY M. JOHNSON SET FORTH IN SECTION
As Clerk Circuit Court 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
CIRCUIt COURT SEAL PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- that an action has been cam-
SANTA ROSA, Florida EVER BARRED. menced to foreclose a mort-
By: Brandy Norris NOTWITHSTANDING THE gage on the following real prop-
As Deputy Clerk TIME PERIODS SET FORTH erty, lying and being and situ-
ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED ated in Santa Rosa County, Flor-
042608 - TWO [MO YEARS OR MORE AF- ida more particularly described
050308 TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE as (allows:
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thisnotice is Apri26, 2008. CORDING TO THE PLAT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THEREOF, RECORDED IN PLAT
FOR SANTA ROSA Attorney for Personal Represent- BOOK C PAGE 155, OF HE
COUNTY FLORIDA. CIVIL native: PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA
D SION FLORIDA. /s/ Jason A. Waddell ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NO Attorney for Kathy Klager
5S72007CA00058XXXXXX Florida Bar No. 529362 more commonly known as
Waddell, Waddell F & 2912 Mossy Cove Lane, Na-
AURORA LOAN SERVICES, Breazeale P.A. varre, FL 32566.
AURORA LOAN SERVICES, 11 08-A Iqorth 12th Avenue
LLC, intiffPensacola, FL 32501 This action has been filed
ivst ' Telephone- (850) 434-8500 against you and you ore re.
Fin 91 oured t sere a c I' o 'vo,


LARRY J.MCALPINE, et al.,
Defendants.


Personal Representative:
s/ Kathy Klager
Kothy Klacer
N62 W 24172 Sunset Dr.
Sussex, Wisconsin 53089


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- 042608
suant to an Order or Summary 050308
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dated December 27, 2007 and
an Order Resetting Sale dated Legal 4/4
April 22, 2008, and entered in
Case NOD o.0
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the Circuit Court of the First Ju- like to
dicial Circuit in and for Santa after over
Rosa Couny, Florida wherein the Mito
AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC ea Ised
is Plaintiff and LARRY J, itchell,
MCALPINE; GENA P. colleague
MCALPINE; BRENTWOOD Waters C
OWNERS' ASSOCIATION Waters co
INC; OPTION ONE MORT- D, Mitch
GAdE CORPORATION- UN- andTI an
KNOWN TENANT N . 1; i"ndE a
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and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES avilale
CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, Oav La
THROUGH, UNDER OR GoverLn
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HAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR
INTEREST IN THE' PROPERTY Legal/
HEREIN DESCRIBED, are De-
fendants, I will sell to the highest IN THE I
and best bidder for cash at the THE 1ST
North Front Door of the Santa IN AND
Rosa County Courthouse, 6865 COUNTs
Caroline Street, Milton, FL GENERA
32570 in Santa Rosa County, DIVISIOI
Florida, at 11:00 a.m. CST on CASE NC
the 18 June, 2008, the follow-
ing described property as set CITIMOR
forth in said order or Final CESSOR
Judgment, to-wit: AMRO A
INC.,
LOT 26, BLOCK D OF PHASE PLAINTIFF
II, BRENTWOOD SUBDIVI- VS.
SION ACCORDING TO .THE
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED JOHN D.
IN PLAT BOOK 9 PAGE 54, DEFEND
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLOe- NOTICE
IDA.-
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN TO JOH
INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS UNKNO
FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, JOHN D
OTHER THATHER THAN THE PROPERTY whose re
OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF he/she/tI
THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A he/she/th
CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- known de
TER THE SALE. spouses,.
ees, assi
If you are a person with a disa- tars, trusi
bility who needs any accom- claiming
modation in order to participate under or
in this proceeding, you are enti- ants, whc
tiled, at no cost To you, to the dead or
provision of certain assistance. having or
Please contact the Clerk of the riahtitle
Court's at 850-623-0135 erly desci
6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL being fora
32570. If you are hearing or
voice impaired, call YOU ARI
1-800-955-8771. that an
mortgage
DATED at Milton,, Florida, on erty:
April 22, 2008. LOT1
MARY M. JOHNSON BAY 4T
As Clerk Circuit Court ING A I
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL TION 2
By: J. Watkins SOUTH,
As Deputy Clerk SANTA
FLORIDA
SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A. THE 5
Attorneys for Plaintiff THEREOI
PO BOX 11438 PLAT BC
Fort Lauderdale, FL OF THE
33339-1438 OF SAN
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CERTIFICATES, SERIES herein.
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CHARLES E. GRIX, et al, CLERK
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN our- LAW OF
suant to an Order Rescheduling STERN
Foreclosure Sale dated 1B ATrORNE
April, 2008 and entered in 801i .
Case NO. 2007-395-CAaof the SUITE 50
Circuit Court of the FIRST Judi- PLANTATI
cial Circuit in and for SANTA 08-30428
ROSA Countyh Florida wherein IN ACCr
U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- AMERICA
CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR TIES A'
BEAR STEARNS ALT-A TRUST disabilities
2006-3, MORTGAGEaccommo
PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- COURTcA
CATES SERIES 2006-3, is the te SANt
Plaintiff and CHARLES E' GRIX Courhou
LINDA JUAREZ-GRIX 8r0095.
PRITCHARD POINT 1-800-95
HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIA- RoSer-
TION INC.; MORTGAGE y
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 043008
SYSTEMS, INCORPORATED, 050708
AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRY- /
WIDE HOME LOANS, INC.
TAYLOR MARINE CON-
STRUCTION INC.; TENANT
#1 N/K/A PAUL' TENANT #2 Legal 5/4
N/K/A SHAUNET NICHOLAS
are the Defendants, I will sell to IN THE C
the highest and best bidder for JUDICIA
cash at STEPS OF THE SANTA IDA IN
ROSA COUNTY COURT- ROSA C
HOUSE at 11:00AM, on the 22 Case #:
day of May, 2008, the follow- Division
ing described property as set
forth in said Final Judgment UNC:
LOT 1 BLOCK C, D eutsche
PRITCHARD POINT SUBDI- Americas
VISION ACCORDING TO Banker's
THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- Trustee ai
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK E, gan
PAGE 22 OF THE PUBLIC 2007-NC
RECORDSOF SANTA ROSA Plaintiff,
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
A/K/A 2036 PRITCHARD
POINT DRIVE, NAVARRE, FL Lisa D. Ev
32566 ans.a/k
Husband;
Any person claiming an lissa A.
interest in the surplus Chase Bc
from the sale, if any, tion; Unkr
other than t.e pro rfy sion #1;
owner as o the ated of Possessio
the Us Pendens must file a Unknown
claim within sixty (60) through,
days after the sale. above noa
WITNESS MY HAND and the aliv wf
seal of this Court on April 21, Parties m
2008. Spouse, H
ees, or 0
Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit Court
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: J. Wlatkins
Deputy Clerk i____


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inounce his retirement
24 years of service to
n Community. He is
to introduce Dr. Eric
a long time friend and
, who is taking over
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onfidentlv recommends
ell to all his patients
yane in the community
chiropractic care. As
medical records are
upon request at 4891
. Milton, FL 32570



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PUBUC RECORDS
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filed against you and
required to serve a
our written defenses if
on DAVID J. STERN,
intiff's attorney, whose
is 801 S Universiy
500, Plantation
n or before A ri( 23,
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late of the first publica-
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iginal with the clerk of
either before service
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irereofter; otherwise a
mill be entered against
he relief demanded in
plaint or petition filed
S my hand and the seal
our1 at SANTA ROSA
Forida, this 17 day of
008.
OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT SEAL
la Dunn
CLERK I
FICES OF DAVID J.
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UNIVERSITY DRIVE
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ANCE WITH THE
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CT, persons with
s needing a special
nation should contact
ADMINISTRATION at
ITA ROSA County
,se at
55-8771 (TDD) or
5-8770, via Florida
vice.




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L. CIRCUIT OF FLOR-
AND FOR SANTA
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i Bank Trust Company
formerly known as
Trust Company, as
id Custodian for Mor-
Stanley, MSAC
2,


'ans and Joseph H. Ev-
ia Henry Evans, Her
David Mohon; Me-
Mohan; JPMorgan
ink, National Associa-
nown Parties in Posses-
Unknown Parties in
n #2; If living, and all
Parties claiming by,
under and against the
med Defendant s) who
known to be dead or
whether said Unknown
ay claim an interest as
Heirs, Devisees, Grant-
'ther Claimants


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FOR SANTA ROSA .
COUNTY, FLORIDA PRO- :" ', '
BATE DIVISION
File No. 57-2008-CP-124
Division


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NOTICE TO CREDITORS St. Autgustine
The administration of the estate 1 1ari�� D)irect
of Donald Morell Brockett de- % \\ %" II)ll r
ceased, whose date of death i i.j
was December 17, 2007, is - i .


serv � y t your I
defense, i ny, upon
S& FISHMAN, LLP, At-
r. Plaintiff whose ad-
0004 N. Dale Mabry
Suite 112, Tampq, FL
within thirty (30) days
first publication of this
d file the original with
of this Court either be-
ce on Plaintiff's attor-
nmediately there after;
Sa default will be en-
inst you for the relief
d in the Complaint.

S my hand and seal of
t on the 25 day of
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AJOHNSON
id County Courts
COURT SEAL
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THE CIRCUIT COURT
R SANTA ROSA
ONTY, FLORIDA. CML
SION
E NO.
007CA000858XXXXXX
ORA LOAN SERVICES,
tiff,

Y J. MCALPINE, et al,
ndants.

SUA TT APTER

ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
t to an Order or Summary
Judgment of foreclosure
a December 27, 2007 and
Order Resetting Sale dated
23, 2008, and entered in
e * No.
007CA000858XXXXXX of
Circuit Court of the First Ju-
I Circuit in and for Santa
County, Florida wherein
eRA LOAN SERVICES, LLC
Plaintiff and LARRY J.
ALPINE; GENA P.
ALPINE; BRENTWOOD
NERS' ASSOCIATION,
. OPTION ONE MORI'
dE CORPORATION; UN-
)WN TENANT NO. 1
NOWN TENANT NO. 2-
ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES
MING INTERESTS BY
TOUGH UNDER Of
INST A NAMED DEFEND-
TO THIS ACTION OR
NG OR CLAIMING TO
E ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR
REST IN THE PROPERTY
EIN DESCRIBED, are De-
anis, I will sell to the highest.
best bidder for cash a6 the
h Front Door of the Santa


LEGALss^


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SAQ PRRTY
Notice is hereby given that the
Santa Rosa County Board of
County Commissioners will re-
ceive sealed bids for the pur-
chase of property located in the
Santa Rosa Industrial Park
SRIP). Approximately 11
Eleven) acres of land located at
RIP is up for bid. Maps depict-
ina the available land are avail-
able at the Santa Rosa County
Board of County Commissioners
Office, 6495 Caroline Street,
Milton, Florida 32570. Tele-
phone (850) 983-1877.
The use of said land will be lim-
ited to industrial/heavy commer-
cial use with the employment of
a minimum number of 25 new
employees, and paying above
average of the County's aver-
age wage rate as stated by En-
terprise Florida and have capori-
tal investment of in excess of $5
million.
All bids must be in writing and
delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or
mail to the Santa Rosa County
Procurement Department, 6495
Caroline Street Suite G, Milton,
Florida, 3257d and must be re-
ceived' b 10:o a.m. June 3
2008; ar which time bids will
be opened and read aloud. All
interested parties are invited to
attend.
Bids are to be sealed and
plainly labeled "BID - SALE
OF PROPERTY." Bids re-
ceived after the time set for the
bid opening will be rejected
and returned unopened lo the
bidder.
Santa Rosa County will retain
the right of first refusal in the
event the property is sought to
be sold. Santa Rosa County re-
serves the right to negotiate a
higher sales price with he high-
est responsive bidder. Santa
Rosa County reserves the right
to award more than one bid if it
determines such to be in the
best interest of Santa Rosa
County.
Each bidder will'submit a mini-
mum of $500.00 earnest
money deposit which will be
non refundable should such bid-
der be awarded the purchase.
The deposit will be credited
against the purchase amount.
Santa Rosa County reserves the
right to waive inlformalities in
bids with or without cause, to
reject all bids, or to accept the
bid that it determines to be in
the best interest of the County.


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vs.
RICHARD EILERT and FLEET FI-
NANCE & MORTGAGE, INC.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: Fleet Finance & Mortgage,
Inc.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac-
tion to foreclose mortgage in the
following property in Santa
Rosa County, Florida:


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seal of this Court on April 28,
2008.
Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit Court
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Brandy Norris
Deputy Clerk
050308
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1 104 , . ....-. 3.4...
- LINE OF BERGREN ROAD TIES including, if a named de-
(50 FEET R/W, THENCE fendont is deceased, the per-
SOUTH 21 DEGREES 32 sonal representatives, the surviv-
MINUTES 16 SECONDS ing spouse, heirs, devisees
EAST ALONG SAID WEST grantees, creditors, and all
RIGHT OF WAY LINE FOR other parties claiming by,
90.00 FEET, THENCE through, under or against that
SOUTH 68 DEGREES 27 defendant, and the several and
MINUTES 44 SECONDS respective unknown assigns,
WEST FOR 129.29 FEET TO successors in interest, trustees or
THE POINT OF BEGINN- other persons claiming by,
ING. through, under or against any
corporation or other tecal entity
A/K/A 2211 BERGREN named as a defendant, and all
ROAD, GULF BREEZE, FL claimants, persons or parties,
32563 natural or corporate, or whose
exact leaal status is unknown.


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Rosa County Courthouse, 6865
Caroline Street, Milton, FL
32570. in Santa Rosa County,
Florida, at 11:00 a.m. CST on
the June 24, 2008, the follow-
ing described property as set
forth in said Order or Final
Judgment, to-wit:
LOT 26 BLOCK D OF PHASE
II BRENTWOOD SUBDIVI-
SIGN, ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 9, PAGE 54,
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLOR-
IDA.
ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN
INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS
FROM THE SALE, IF ANY
OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY
OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF
THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A
CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AF-
TER THE SALE.
f you are a person with a disa-
ifity who needs any accom-
modation in order to participate
in this proceeding, you are enti-
tled, at no costTo you, to the
provision of certain assistance.
Please contact the Clerk of the
Court's at 850-623-0135
6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL
32570. If you are t'earing or
voice impaired, call
1 800-955-8771,
DATED at Milton, Florida, on
April 24, 2008.
MARY M, JOHNSON
As Clerk Circuit Court
CIRCUlt COURT SEAL
By: Angela Dunn
As Deputy Clerk
SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
POBOX 11438
Fort Lauderdale, FL
33339-1438


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN Any person claiming an
AND FOR SANTA ROSA interest in the surplus
COUNTY, FLORIDA from the sale, if any,
CASE NO. 08 000 339-CA other than the property
owner as of the dae o
THE WHATLEY LIVING TRUST the Lis Pendens must file a
Dated October 11, 2000, claim within siety (60)
Plaintiff, days after the sale.


Each bidder making a purchase
proposal agrees that if it is
awarded the bid, it will enter
into a purchase agreement de-
scribed herein within thirty days
of the bid event. The purchase
agreement may be assigned by
the successful bidder to an as-
signee approved by Santa Rosa
County at the County's sole dis-
cretion.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Santa Rosa
County, Florida.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT, IN AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO: 2008-463-CA
GREEN TREE
SERVICING-ALABAMA LLC,
F/K/A GREEN TREE FINAN-
CIALSEPVICING CORP.
3500 Blue Lake Drive; Suite
360
Birmingham, AL 35243,
Plaintiff,
v.
CATHERINE S. PARKER,
ROBERT E. JORDAN
TARGET NATIONAL
BANK/TARGET VISA, THE UN-
KNOWN SPOUSE OF KEITH L.
JONES, and THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF ALBERT PARIS
A/K/A ALBERT E. PARIS,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: CATHERINE S. PARKER,
ROBERT E. JORDAN,
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
KEITH L. JONES and
THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
ALBERT PARIS A/K/A ALBERT
E. PARIS
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you in the Circuit Court, countyy
of SANTA ROSA, State of Flor-
ida to foreclose certain real
property described as follows:
LOT 22, TEE-DON FARMS, A
RESUBDIVISION OF ALL OF
LOTS 35, 38 39 50, 52 AND
PART OF LOTS 34 AND 36 IN
A SUBDIVISION OF A PART OF
SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 2
NORTH RANGE 26 WEST
TALLAHASSEE MERIDIAN AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK A
PAGE 31- OF THE OFFICIAL
RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA
COUNTY FLORIDA ACCORD-
ING TO'PLAT RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK F AT PAGE 13 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID
COUNTY TOGETHER WITH
ONE 1998 PALM HARBOR 76
X 32 N476DW MOBILE
HOME, SERIAL NUMBER
PH232070ABFL.
You are required to file a writ-
ten response with the Court and
serve a copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on Timothy
D. Padgett, Plaintiff's attorney,
whose address is 2810 Reming-
ton Green Circle Suite A, Talla-
hassee Florida J2308, at least
thirty (h0 2 days from the date of
first publication, and file the
original with the clerk of this
court either before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or immedi-
ately thereafter; otherwise, a de-
faul will be entered against you
for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated this 28 day of April,
2008.
MARY M. JOHNSON
CLERK OF COURT
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Brandy Norris
Deputy Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff:
Timothy D. Padgett, Esq.
Timothy D. Padgett P.A.
2810 Remington Green Circle,
Suite A
Tallahassee FL 32308
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NOICE OF SUIT " PROP-

TO: WILLIAM H. CLINCH III
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WIL-
LIAM H. CLINCH Ill
UNKNOWN OCCUPANTS,
TENANTS OWNERS AND
OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES
Residence: Unknown
Mailing Address: Unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action to foreclose a
mortgage on the following prop-
erty in Santa Rosa Coun, Flor-
ida:
LOT 2 ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT OF SANTILLANA AS RE-
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK D,
PAGE 24 OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
has been filed aqainstyou, WIL-
LIAM H. CLINCH Ill, UN-
KNOWN SPOUSE OF WIL-
LIAM H CLINCH AND UN-
KNOWN OCCUPANTS TEN-
ANTS OWNERS AND OTHER
UNKNlOWN PARTIES, and you
are required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any to
it, on the Plaintiff's attorney
whose name and address is E'-
RICO G. GONZALEZ, P.A.,
6255 East Fowler Avenue Tem-
ple Terrace, Florida 3o 617,
and file the original with the
clerk of the above-styled Court
no later than 30 days from the
date of the first publication of
this Notice of Action otherwise
a judgment may be entered


Lot 21 Block T Round-Up Valley Legal 5/468 Any person claiming an
a subdivision as found recorded interest in the surplus
in Plot Book "B" Page 160 of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF from the sale, if any,
the Public Records of Santa THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- other than the pr [ero
Rosa County, Florida. CUlT IN AND FOR SANTA owner as of the daa of
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA the Lis Pendens must file a
has been filed against you and CIVIL ACTION claim within sixty (60)
you are required to serve a CASE NO. 07-732 CA days after the sale.
copy of your written defenses if DIVISION
any to if on Paul R. Green the WITNESS MY HAND and the
plaintiff's attorney, whose ad- BANK OF NEW YORK AS seal of this Court on April 28,
dress is 6850 Caroline Street, TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- 2008
Milton, Florida 32570 on or be- CATEHOLDERS CWABS,
fore May 28, 2008 and file INC. ASSETBACKED CERTIF- Mary M. Johnson
he original with the clerk of this ICATES SERIES 2006-11, Clerk of the Circuit Court
court either before service on Plaintiff, CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
the plaintiff's attorney or imme- vs. By: Brandy Norris
diately thereafter; otherwise a Deputy Clerk
default will be entered against MICHAEL MALLOY, et al,
you for the relief demanded in Defendant(s). 050308
Ihe complaint. 051008
DATED this 30 day of April FOEL M4SURE A L
2008 _______.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
MARY M. JOHNSON suant to an Order Rescheduling Legal 5/469
As Clerk of the Court Foreclosure Sale dated April
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL 28 2008 and entered in Case IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
By: Angela Dunn Nb. 07-732 CA of the Circuit THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
As Deputy Clerk Court of the FIRST Judicial Cir- CUlt OF THE STATE OF
cult in and for SANTA ROSA FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
050308 COUNTY, Florida wherein SANTA ROSA COUNTY
051008 BANK OF NEW YORK AS GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION
5/466 TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- Case No.VIN
CATEHOLDERS CWABS. INC. 57-2008-CA-000540
ASSETBACKED CERTIFICATES, Divin 8 00540
SERIES 2006-1 1 is the Plaintif ision B
-- - -and MICHAEL MALLOY; WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL
Legal 5/467 JENNY MALLOY- TENANT #1; SYSTEM FLORIDA, INC.
Legal 5/467 TENANT #2; TENANT #3 Plaintiff
IN THE CIRCUI COR TENANT #4 are the Defend-a
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ants, I will sell to the h iahest
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- and best bidder for cash at vs
CUlT IN AND FOR SANTA STEPS OF THE SANTA ROSA WILLIAM H. CLINCH Ill; UN-
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY COURTHOUSE at KNOWN SPOUSE OF WIL-
CIVIL ACTION 11 00AM on the 3 day of LIAM H. CLINCH Ill; WELLS
CASE NO. 007-CA-311 June, 2008, the allowingg de- FARGO FINANCIAL BANK;
DIVISION A scribed property as selt forth in and UNKNOWN OCCU-
WASHINGTON MUTUAL said Final Judgment: PANTS TENANTS OWNERS,
BANK, COMMENCE AT A 4 and OTHER UNKNOWN PAR-
Plaintiff, INCHES SQUARE CON-
CRETE MONUMENT
vs. (UNMARKED) LOCATED AT _ _
IJON. LA, etv T HE SOUTHWEST CORNER
JOHN P. LACEY, et al, OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF
Defendant(s). SECTION 17 TOWNSHIP 2
NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED SOUTH,A RAGE 27 WEST
FORECLOSUREAL FLORIDA, SAID MONU
MENT BEING THE NORTH- . B
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- EAST CORNER OF EAST
suant to an Order Rescheduling BAY HEIGHTS SUBDIVI-
Foreclosure Sae ted Apr SION AS RECORDED IN
28 2008 and entered in Case PLAT BOOK B PAGE 149
Nb. 2007-CA-311 of the Cir- OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
cult Court of the FIRST Judicial OF SAID COUNTY THENCE NIm e
Circuit in and for SANTA ROSA NORTH 00 DEGREES 25
County, Florida wherein WASH- MINUTES 00 SECONDS
INGTON MUTUAL BANK, is EAST AND ALONG THE ETW r F i,3 r
the Plaintiff and JOHN P. WEST LINE OF SAID
LACEY THE UNKNOWN SOUTHEAST 1/4 FOR
SPOUSE OF JOHN P. LACEY 1141.75 FEET TO THE
N/K/A DIANE LACEY; CAPI- POINT OF BEGINNING, -t..:ri' :.
TOL ONE BANK; are the De- THENCE CONTINUE NORTI4
fendants, I will sell to the highest O0 DEGREES 25 MINUTES
and best bidder for cash at 00 SECONDS EAST FOR -.i, ; '/ F'r:.
STEPS OF THE SANTA ROSA 13065 FEET THENCE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE at NORTH 89 DEGREES 83
11 00-AM on the 3 day of MINUTES 19 SECONDS ii I Fr.
June 2008, the following de- EAST FOR 85.94 FEET TO . i ' r
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against you for the relief de- et al, Leal 5/472 L INTERESTED PERSONS ARE
m minded n the Complaint or Pe. Defendantss. Legal 5/472 NOTIFIED THAT Jessie B. Bonam
titon. I All creditors of the estate of the Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN decedent and persons having
ESS hand and theAND FOR SANTA ROSA claims or demands against the NOTICE TO CREDITORS
sea c on a NOTICE IS HERECY GIVEN pur- Y FLORIDA estate of the decedent other
2008said court on April 25, to the Final Judgment en- .: 57-2008-CP-113than those for whom provision The administration of the estate
tered in this case now pendin Division: for full payment was made in of Jessie B. Bonam, deceased,
Mary M Johnson in said Court, the style f which N STAT OF the Order of Summary Adminis- whose date of death was Febru-
Cle[ o he Court is indicated above IN RE: ESTATE OF: traction must file their claims with ary 20, 2008, is pending in the
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL I will sell to the highest and best LULA BELLE CUPIT, this court WITHIN THE TIME PE- Circuit Court for Santa Rosa
By: Brandy Norris bidder for cash at the Front LULA BEE CU ' RIODS SET FORTH IN SEC- County Florida, Probale Divi-
Deputy Clerk North Courthouse Steps of D TION 733.702 OF THE FLOR- sion, 6e address of which is
the SANTA ROSA Counpty eceased. IDA PROBATE CODE. 6865 Caroline Street Suite N,
In accor ance with the Ameri- Courthouse 6865 Caroline N T^ ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Milton, Florida 32570-0472.
cans Wit Disabilities Act, per- Street Milton, Florida NOICE TO CREDITORS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- The names and addresses of the
sons in acom 32570 on the 18th day o m m a r Y EVER BARRED. NOTWITH- personal representative and the
modaion topartpate in this JUNE,2008, at 1100 a dmini., station STANDING ANY OTHER APPLI- personal representative's ator-
Hearing shoud onacte th e following described r, PERSONS HA CABLE TIME PERIOD ANY ney are set north below.
Hearing should contact the the owing descriMeIN rap owhTOiAL SO HAPVING CLAIM FILED TWO YE8AR OR
A.D.A. Coordinator nol later erty as set forth in said Order or CLAIMS OR DEMAND AMORE AFTER THE All creditors of the decedent
than days priortohe Final Judgment to-wit: AGAINST THEABOVE ESTATE: DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH and other persons having claims
rvic at"1-800-955- 8770. THE N 88.5' OF LOT 1, Yo e a be *. that IS BARRED. or demands against decedent's
BLOCK 3 LOTS 2 AND6 Y , ar ereby notifed that an The date of first publication of estate on whom a copy of this
050308 BLOCK 3, DAVIDSON'S Order oa Summary Administra- this Notice is May 3, 2008. notice is required to be served
051008 SUBDIVISION ACCORD- tion has been entered in the es- must file their claims with this
051708 ING TO THE PLAT RE- tote of Lula Belle Cu Pit", de Attorney for Person Giving No- court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
052408 CORDED IN PLAT BOOK A, ceased, Flce -u e be r t ae: MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
4 PAGE 41, OF THE PUBL 0 Court 1for Sana Rosa County s/Roy V. Andrews THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA Cocr ProSanto Rosa Counh, a V Andrews THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF-
COUNTYFLORIDA. Florida, Proate Divisi the Linsa & Andrews PA. TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF
YA PISON CLAIMING address of which is 6865 aro- Post Office Box 58*'' E A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- line Street, Milton Florida Milton FloridaC32572 THEM.
Legal 5/471 PLUS FROM THE SAC IF 32570. that the decedent's (8501623-3200
SANY OTHER THAN tHE IF date of death was December Florida Bar No.: 228291 All other creditors of the dece-
ANYIN THE CIRCUIT C OURT OF PRO THER THAN ASOF 23 2007; that the total value of dent and other persons having
IN THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THE DCOURT OF PTE OF THE S the estate is21 65238 and Person Giving Notice: claims or demands against
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA PENDENS MUST FILE A that the names ad adrens of / Larry Cupit decedent's estate must fle their
COUNTY, FLORIDA CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS those to whom it has been as- arry Cupilt claims with this court WITHIN 3
CASE NO. 05-68 CA 01 AFTER THE SALE. signed by such order re: MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
ORDERED AT SANTA ROSA 050308 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC COUNTY, FLORIDA, this 24NAME ADDRESS 051008 THIS NOTICE.
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS day of A0pril, 2008. Larry Thomas Cupitt 1 0 4 5/47
INC as nominee for CHASALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
HOME FINANCE LLC succes- MARY M. JOHNSON Steep Bank Drive WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
sorby merCer to HAE MAN- A Clerk Circuit Court Cary, NC 27518-8954 Legal 5/473 SET FORTH IN SECTION
HATAN MORTGAGE CORPO- SANTA iOSA, Florid 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
RATION successor to CHEMI CIRCUIT COURT SEAL Dennis Frank Cupitt 15906 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR-
CAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE By: Angela Dunn Ho Kn FOR SANTA ROSA EVER BARRED.
CORPORATION, As Deputy Clerk Houston, TX 77059 COUNTY, FLORIDA -PRO-
, BATE DIVISION NOTWITHSTANDING THE
Plaintiff, 050308 Carol Cupitt Parks 109 Peb- File No. 57-2008-CP-149 TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
vs. 051008 ble Brook Dr. Division "B" ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED
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TER THE DECEDENT'S DATE
OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of first publication of
this notice is May 3, 2008.
Attorney for Personal Represent-
ative:
/s/ Angela J. Jones
AngelaJ. Jones
Florida Bar No. 096441
Locklin Jones & Saba, P.A.
6460 Justice Avenue
Milton Florida 32570
Telephone: (850) 623-2500
Personal Representative:
/s/ Franklin Bonom
Franklin Bonam
16431 Hiahway 29 North
Brewton, Alabama 36426
050308
051008
5/473
Legal 5/474
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 2007-386-CA
DMIVISION: B
BANK OF NEW YORK AS
TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI-
CATEHOLDERS CWABS,
INC. ASSET-BACKED CER-
TIFICATES, SERIES
2006-12,
Plaintiff,


THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,
DEVISEES, GRANTEES, AS-
SIGNEES, UENORS, CREDI-
TORS, TRUSTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM-
ING BY THROUGH UN-
DER, OR AGAINST MON-
IA CARR, DECEASED , et
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tendants).
TWICE OF ACTION
*.THE UNKNOWN HEIRS,
DEVISEES, GRANTEES, AS-
SIGNEES, UENORS CREDI-
TORS, TRUSTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM-
ING BY, THROUGH UN-
DER, OR AGAINST, MON-
ICA CARR
DECEASED
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UN-
KNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS: UN-
KNOWN
ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES CLAIMING BY
THROUGH, UNDER AND
AGAINST THE HEREIN
NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE-
FENDANT(S) WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD
OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID
UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES
GRANTEES OR OTHER
CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: UN-
KNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS: UN-
;. KNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ac-
tion to foreclose a mortgage on
., the following' property in
SANTA ROSA County, Florida:
COMMENCE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF
SECTION 17 TOWNSHIP I
SOUTH RAGE 28 WEST
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA, THENCE SOUTH
00 SECONDS EAST ALONG
THE EAST UNE THEREOF
S1755.60 FEET- THENCE
NORTH 73 DEGREES 48
MINUTES 30 SECONDS
WEST 2569.51 FEET TO
- AN INTERSECTION WITH
THE CENTERLINE OF A
PAVED COUNTY ROAD (50
FEET R/W); THENCE
NORTH 48 DEGREES 31
MINUTES 26 SECONDS
WEST ALONG SAID CEN-
S TERUNE 1232.61 FEET TO
AN INTERSECTION WITH
THE CENTERLINE OF
LODGEPOLE DRIVE (50
FEET R/WO; THENCE SOUTH
39 DEGREES 33 MINUTES
40 SECONDS WEST
ALONG SAID CENTERUNE
OF LODGEPOLE DRIVE
770.0 FEET TO A RADIUS
POINT OF A CUL-DE-SAC,
THENCE SOUTH 82 DE-
GREES 25 MINUTES 28
SECONDS EAST ALONG
THE CENTERUNE OF SAID
LODGEPOLE DRIVE 496.26
FEET THENCE SOUTH 39
DEGREES 33 MINUTES 40
SECONDS WEST 30.02
FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY
RIGHT OF WAY UNE OF
SAID LODGEPOLE DRIVE
(50 FEET R/W), SAID
POINT LYING NORTH 39
DEGREES 33 MINUTES 40
SECONDS EAST 245.0 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINN-
ING- THENCE CONTINUE
SOUTH 39 DEGREES 33
-' MINUTES 40 SECONDS
WEST -245.0 FEET TO THE
NORTHERLY WATERS EDGE
OF RACCOON BAYOU BE-
ING ALSO THE POINF OF
BEGINNING; THENCE
NORTH 39 DEGREES 33
MINUTES 40 SECONDS
EAST 239.0 FEET TO SAID
S-SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF
WAY UNE, THENCE SOUTH
82 DEGREES 25 MINUTES
28 SECONDS EAST ALONG1
SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT
OF WAY UNE 90.0 FEET-
THENCE DEPART SAID
SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF
WAY UNE SOUTH 39 DE-
GREES 33 MINUTES 40
SECONDS WEST 257.0
FEET TO SAID NORTHERLY
WATERS EDGE- THENCE
NORTHWESTERLY ALONG
AND TOGETHER WITH THE
MEANDERINGS OF SAID
WATERS EDGE 90.0 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINN-
ING. BEING LOT 17,
BLOCK A, OF AN UNRE-
CORDED SUBDIVISION
KNOWN AS 'BAYOU
GRANDE
has been filed against you and
you are required to serve a
cop of your written defenses
within 30 days after the first
Publication, if any, on Florida
Default Law Group, P.L.
Plaintiff's attorney, whose ad-
dress is 9119 Cormorate Lake
Drive Suite 300 Tampa, Flor-
ida 33634sand file the original
with this tourt either before
service on Plaintiff's attorney or
immediately thereafter; other-
wise a default will be entered
against you for the relief de-
manded in the Complaint or pe-
tition.
This notice shall be published
once each week for wvo consec-
utive weeks in the Press Ga-
zWITNESS my hd and the seal
Sof this Couron this 23 day of
April, 2008.
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YARD SALE
5633 Treving Dr, Milton
Fri/ Sat 8-3. W. Tan-
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Estate Sale for summer jobs.
101 Eden Gardens Rd. 623-5457
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info. Needed for weekends
and occasion back up.
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Chiropractic office
1 3240 needs /PT reception-
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Gun ShOw preferred or train right
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Call for interview
477-8874.


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companion to live in
home with elderly lady.
Light housekeeping du-
ties, cooking, driving,
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Milton
Warehouse space
,$5o/mth 324-8337


Milton
Warehouse space
approx. 1200 s ft.
$500/mth 324-8337


Milton Warehouse
Space Available, Huge
Building can
accommodate:
App. 600 sq ft for $250
App. 900 sq ft for $375
App 1400 sq ft for $575
App 1700 sqftfor $775
App 2000 sq ft for $900
Ap3000 sq ft for
255-4004


1 Bedroom unfurnished aalrt-
ment Great for seniors S40O
month plus deposit. 626-0287
If no answer leave message.
2/BR All utilities
included.
Milton business district on
water. Large fireplace,
formal dinig room,
kitchen bar with butcher
block table. Approved for
any disabilities, com-
oletly furnished, cqble,
V, microwave, small ap-
plinces private parking.
$795.06 + deposit. Must
have references.
850-983-8195 App.
only,
Milton
Apartments. 3 different
locations. We have
efficiencies, 1 Bdrms,
2 Bdrms. $350 Dep.
1 st month rent only $400
for any apartment.
NO DOGSI Mention this
ad for discount prices.
712-9968
Milton
2/1 N. Milton Area
$525 month
341-8128
Milton
2-bedroom apartment
for rent on Grace St.
Fenced back yard. No
pets. Water furnished.
450/mth $250/dep.
Call 623-5734 or
626-0740
Milton
Newer 3 BR/1 BA
duplex. All ceramic tile.
Stove. Fridge. Inside
laundry room. Attached
shed. Nice neighbor-
hood. Non-smoking unit.
$675 month. 626-2928.
Milton
Newly refurbished du-
plex- 2 bedroom, 1 bath,
refrigerator, D.W., stove,
W/D hookups. 6463
Maddox Road, Milton.
$550 mth./$500 de-
posit. 623-1975
Milton
Unfurnished 2/BR
duplex $550/mth
$400/dep. No pets.
Call: 994-7246
Navarre- Waterfront
Large 1 br, 1 ba, private
pool W/D $650mo.
Call 850 516-5696
Pace
2/1 in Wal-Mart area.
$525. month/$300.
deposit. 623-5062


6140
*3/2 Home,
4821 Makenna Cir. in
Pace. $1,200.
*4/2 Home
7035 Marissa Point Rd.
in Milton. $1,400.
*3/2 Home
4981 Marcus Cir. in
Pace. $800.
*2/2 Home
7867 S Airport Rd. in
E. Milton. $825.
*3/2 Home
3868 Sun Valley Ct. in
Milton. $875.
Santa Rosa Really
623-0077

2 BR House in Berryhill
school district. $650
mth.
4 BR 2 1/2 Bath
Townhouse in Cottage
Woods. $950 mth.
Highway commercial.
East Milton 2,000 sq.
ft. $900 mth.
Blumac Realty, Inc.
981-1631
3 Bedroom Home
bedrooms have hard-
wood floors. Two
baths/tile floors,
living-dining combina-
tion/ carpeting. Large
family room/tile floor.
One-car
arage/washer-dryer
hook-ups. Fenced back-
yard. Berryhill Road, Mil-
tn. $9507Month. $950
deposit. 623-1975


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Now Accepting App
For I & 2 Bedr

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Call

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Pea Ridge
2/1 in Jab Court,
$450/mth $200/dep.
Total Electric, no
pets.Water and garbage
furnished
Bay Crest Realty
994-7918


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East Milton Roommate Wanted
3 bedroom 11/2 bath Must be dependable
home. 1 shady acre. 1 and have references.
car garage. $'50 m. Split rent and utilities on
$850 dep. 626-9844. 3 bedroom brick house.
Available in May. Ver nice place to lively
Linda 850-564-0810/
850- 572-6988. Please
Sr � leave message.
NEW A Roommate Wanted
Share house - $550.
East Milton, Florida month. Utilities included.
3/2 Brick Furnished or unfurnished.
Brick Chumuckla area. Enjoy
Home beautiful country living,
split floor plan, Trey 20 minutes to Pace.
Ceilings, Corner F/P, $250. deposit. Safe
converted garage/ bo- neighborhood good
nus room, det star- schools. 995-7803
age/carport, nearly 1
acre lot, private back- *
yard, excellent condi- *
ion $900/mtha6160
856-723-3499 l
SMilton
Glover Lane. Unfurnished
Milton room with bath. Refrig &
2 New brick homes microwave available. No
1,450 Sj Ft, 3BD/2BA, laundry facilities, pets, al-
oversized garage, cohol drugs. Must have
fenced bac y all cell pkone and
stainless steel appliances, vehicle.$75/wk Cell:
with refrigerator and 850)206-1299
W/D, wooden blinds, 1 am-11pm)
1 year lease negotiable
with military. $1,000mo Milton
/$850 dep, pet deposit; Large Room, includes
3 minutes Milto , 12 min- utilities, washer/dryer,
utes Pensacola. . share kitchen, near Kings
850-267-0440 or Middle School.
615-957-8999 $80-$100 per week
plus deposit. 626-2786
Milton or 982-3176
4/2/2 $1,275
Thousand Oaks, Avail. ,
June 15, 08.
850-826-0832 4-- 10
Milton 3/2, C/H&A, equipped
Small house for rent on kitchen, W/D hookup,
Cedar St. Great for sen- large fenced yard, quiet
rs. Rent $450, deposit and private, screened
$250. Caoil 626-0740 or back porch. Close to 110.
623-5734 No pets. $600 month. $600 de-
North Milton posit. Accepting appli-
North Milton tons. 20t6-2 1947
3/BR, 1/BA $650/mth cations.
$300/dep. or 3/BR Jay/Milton/Pace
2/BA $600/mth Rentals 2 & 3 bed-
$300/dep. No pets. rooms. $400-$650 per
675-6614 . month.Section 8/Hud ac-
----------cepted. Call 994-5703
W .� Tn fA Marlborough Villa ge
3 bedroom/2 bath. Nice
N - TOYard. $600 mth. $600
Pace Dep. 723-2532
3801 LUTHER Milton
FO R DR 1 Mile south of Whiting
S FOWLER RD Field. 2/BR, with air,
Great neighborhood covered entry & all elec-
3 and 1, 1700sq.ft, tric Just remodeled,
brick, 6 acres, accept ,
'10 $850/$85 washer hook up.
ets. $850/$ $400/mth $30/dep.
P7-1 190unfurnished. Includes gar-
Pacbae ick up. No pets.
2 Bedroom, 2 bath.
$675 mth.B appoint- Milton
ment. Mary Blair 3/BR 2/BA Dou-
626-0287 blewide 4226 Starwood
Court $650/mth
Pace $300/dep. No pets, to-
3/3 Large doublewide tal electric. Bay Crest Re-
1800 sq ft. Oak shaded al
yard, uet street, spot- 994.7918
less. $895/mth plus se--
curity. 877-511-0624 Milton
5113 Ridgway Blvd.
Pace 2/BR 2/BA total electric,
4 BR/1 office/Jacuzz private lo t. $525/mth
2.5 B, dishwasher, refrig- $300/dep. No pets. Bay
erator, w/d hookups. De- Crest Realty
tached shop and garage. 994-7918
No Pets. 1 year lease.
$800 mth. $500 dep. Milton
626-6872 ask for Cher- Marlboro Village
yll. 2/BR 2/BA, homernust re-
. modeled. Total electric,
Quiet and clean 2 covered entry. No pets.
bedroom office, sun- $450/mth, $350/dep.
room, 1 1/2 bath, ch/a, 626-6464 otter 5:00pm.
covered porch, work-
shop. 5381 Williams St. Milton
near MHS $795 mth. Quiet Park 2006
$695 dep. 623-9902 2/BR 2/BA. No Pets,
non-smoking. $545 per
Smonthplus deposit.
626-1552
as0 |North Milton
Quiet & Clean 3/2,
Milton CH/A Covered porch.
Roommate wanted to $525/mth, includes
share expenses in my water, garbae & sewer.
home (non smoking envi- $495/eposff.
ronment). $500. month - 623-9902
includes utilities.
850)686-2918 Off Avalon Blvd
(after 6:30 pm) 2/BR, covered entry, all
electric, CH/A, just re-
Milton/Munson modeled. Water & gar-
Long or short term. bage included.
Quiet, non-smoking $425/mth $300/dep.
environment - 3/2. No pets. 623-8753
Free Maid Service. P
$295. month. Pace
(573)303-2540 1/ in park. $435/mth
$200/dep. No
pets.Water and arboge
furnished. Bay Crest Re-
or Run -94-7918
Ilag Pace
11 g e :3/BR 2/BA dou-
blewide, 4832 Guernsey
Rd. $750/mth
'Ls* $500/dep. No pets, to-
|lications tal electric. BayCrest Re-
Ol 9
SAM 9994-7918


Milton
Best Buy in Cedar
Ridge Subdivision!
This (move in ready)
home has lots of eye
a I and very
cean. 3/BR 2/BA
open floor plan, fire-
place, all appliances
stay. New stone floors
in kitchen, dininmroom,
and both baths. New
roof '05. Lare 1 1x22
familyroom. New
12x1 6 metal shop
building. This beauty
was built in 98. Own-
ers have relocated.
Only $147,700. Bill
Wallace Realty
623-5330


NEw rDIOAY
Milton
REDUCED
3BR/2BA 1625sf home
on 1.5 fenced acres with
large in ground pool,
newer roof and AC/heat
pump, near 1-10 on
Audiss Road Drastically
reduced $139,000 Call
727-424-3417

, 'this,-, ':_,ti:
Navarre ~
2 story, 4 br, 2�2 ba,
2150s home on large
natural lot. 9' ceilings,
separate living & dining
rooms, eat-in Kitchen. Lg.
whirlpool tub and sepa-
rate shower in master
bath. Beautiful, quiet wa-
terfront -,ei;a t.:,rh.:.d
Priced to ell u 11 h
reduced price of
$248,750. Call 850
261-0322, or 685-8048
leave message.


in/Stewart St
$250,000.00
Commercial 2 Acres
cleared $260,000.00
Century 21 Danley Re-
alty, Inc
CALL LYNDA DAY
850-293-5339
Great agri-business
site with 8000 sq. ft. of-
fice and several green-
houses on 20 acres in
north Santa Rosa County.
Call 850-814-4307 for
more information.


71 SO
EAST MILTON
5.4 cleared acres, older
mobile home water, sep-
tic, power. $70,000.00
850-554-3507
HOME SITES
1/2 acre partially
c edred loft
$25,000.00
Waterfront lot 100 ft
on water
126,000.00
4 Acres Pace-mature
oaks $200,000.00
50 Acres north of Mil-
ton w/a Creek
$499,900.00
HCD LAND
Commercial 1 Acre
lot/cleared
$135,000.00
Commercial 2 Acres
cleared $260,000.00
Century 21 Danley Re-
alty, Inc
CALL LYNDA DAY
850-293-5339


8110-Cars
8120 - SpotsUilty Vehicles
8130 - Trucks
8140 - Vans' E
8150- Comercial 8210
8160 - Motorcycles
8170 - Auto Parts
& Accessories
8210- BeatsN W
8220 - Personal Watercraft
8230 - Sailboats
8240- Boat & Marine TERRIFIC BASS
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8310 - Aircraft/Aviation BOAT
8320 -ATV/OffRoad Vehicles 2003 Triton Bass boat
8330 -Campers & Trailers w/225 Yamaha VMax,
8340 - Motorhomes hot foot, Jack Plate, two
S fish/depth finders,
'Garmin GPS, new batter-
ies . $17,500,
silo.. 850)585-8237
Ford Mustang
2003
White with grey interior
94K miles. Great 8320 I
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,' Please call
240-4145 2006 Suzuki Z400
Cas fr~un-crs with low hours, in great
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or trucks. Running or not. 564-5960 or
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Ft. House for
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3BR, 3B 75 x 120 lot
Central H&A, Elec
Range, DW Sep. Din&
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May 10 May 9 May16 May 10
Darlington Darlington Charlotte Sparta, Ky.
Dodge Diamond Hill N.C. Lottery Kentucky
500 200 200 150


Schrader is now


a driver for hire


Dario Franchitti was re-
evaluated this week by his
doctors and will sit out this
weekend's Sprint Cup Series
race at Richmond
International Raceway.
NASCAR veteran Ken
Schrader will drive the No. 40
Dodge on Saturday for the
400-lap event.
"I had heard rumblings
[Monday] that we were on the
list to drive the No. 40,"
Schrader said Tuesday during
a break in a test session for
Haas at Nashville. "There's
such a great tradition at
Ganassi Racing. I'm glad
we're getting this opportuni-
ty."
The race will be
Schrader's first opportunity to
drive for team owner Chip
Ganassi, and the No. 40 will


be the 10th different car num-
ber he has driven in the Cup
Series. Schrader, 52, also will
compete in Sunday's
ARCA/ReMax Carolina 500
at Rockingham Speedway but
now must find another driver
to practice and qualify the
ARCA car.
Schrader qualified third
in Haas CNC Racing's No. 70
Chevrolet and finished 42nd
in Sunday's Aaron's 499 at
Talladega. Johnny Sauter is
slated to drive the No. 70 for
Haas this week.
Schrader is confirmed to
race in Richmond only.
Franchitti also will be in
Richmond with the No. 40
team. The No. 40 Dodge is
outside top 35 in owner points
and hence must qualify for
Saturday's race on SPEED.


Randy Moss forms


his own race team


Fresh. off a record break-
ing NFL season, New England
Patriots wide receiver Randy
Moss announced Tuesday the
formation of Moss
Motorsports, LLC with its
intended participation to begin
in the Craftsman Truck Series.
Moss anticipates that the
team will debut at some point
in the second half of the 2008
season and run selected races
through the conclusion of the
year. The partial schedule is a
prelude to a full-time cam-
paign in 2009. Sponsors and
manufacturer alignments will
be announced at a later date.
"We don't have all of the
details in place just yet, but I


Driver: Regan Smith
Owner: Teresa Earnhardt
Points: 659
Points out of 34th: 4
Points ahead of 36th: 61
Place Owner
33 Michael Waltrip
34 Roger Penske
35 Teresa Earnhardt
36 Felix Sabates
37 Margaret Hass
38 Jeffery Moorad


am very excited about Moss
Motorsports becoming a part
of NASCAR," Moss said. "I
am by nature a very competi7
tive person and this is an out-
let for me to compete at anoth-
er level. There are some pretty
awesome challenges in build-.
ing a program like this from
the ground up, but I am look-
ing forward to it.
"That's just another aspect
of the competition -- you want
to find the best people avail-
able and you're competing
with all the other teams out
there. We're starting to look at
who the best people are and
working on getting them to be
a part of our team."


Regan Smith
Driver Points
David Reutimann 670
Sam Hornish, Jr. 663
Regan Smith 659
Dario Franchitti 598
Johnny Sauter 584
J.J. Yeley 579


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Going for the Virginia Sweep


7 Denny Hamlin is looking for his own Indy


By BILL GAMBLING
sports@srpressgazette.com
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Denny Hamlin is looking for a
very unique sweep when the Sprint Cup Series cars take to
the paperclip short track known as Richmond International
Raceway.
Hamlin, who is a native of Chesterfield, Va., is looking
to complete the Virginia sweep with a win in the Crown
Royal Presents the Dan Lowry 400.
Completing the sweep for Hamlin, who drives
the No. 11 FedEx Toyota for JGR would be like
winning Indy.
"Really special, especially Richmond in particu-
lar, Martinsville is right there," said Hamlin. "I've got
more experience there than I do any track that we go to.
"But Richmond, I mean, that is in the woods of my
hometown right there, 15 minutes away. And so I'm
going to have a lot of friends and family out there. So
everyone knows that this is my Indy."
Last week at Talladega, Hamlin had the car need-
ed to push anybody in the field to the front and he
discovered this ability during practice.
"Actually, when we were the second ,,
fastest in I believe the first practice, I
pushed harder," said Hamlin. "And I
think our lap time was a good half a(sec-
ond faster than the third place guy. And it
was because I had latched onto his rear
bumper and sent him for a ride.
"So I discovered it in practice, and I just kind of
learned different ways to make
it work
and make
my car
stay con-
nected to
the car in
front of
me. And
it's just,- "
it's secrets


2007 Pole Winner (mph)
Jeff Gordon - 126.251
2007 Race Winner (mph)
Jimmie Johnson - 91.270
Track Qualifying Record
Bill Elliott - 126.499 m.p.h.
(1999)"
Track Race Record
Dale Jarrett - 109.047 m.p.h.
(1997)


that you don't care to tell people because you don't want to:
be the guy to give it all away, but eventually everyone is:
going to, figure it out."
In the last four or five races, Hamlin looks as if he has:
Sound something as he has now climbed to the fourth;
spot in the Sprint Cup Series driver points.
"Really, just the luck side of things," said Hamlin.:
"I mean, Daytona 500, I felt we had a race-winning car,:
ran up front and had an incident on pit road. In:
California we hit the water and were the first ones:
out. After that, we really ran well.
"In Atlanta I felt we had a shot to win, Kyle;
won that one, which is good, but we lost power
steering. And then after that we haven't finished,
outside of the top six."
Despite being fourth in points, Hamlin is,
almost the unnoticed driver at JGR with Tony.
Stewart's contract talks and the start of Kyle:
Busch. Does that bother him?
"No. It's just motivation," said Hamlin.
"When we don't get the press that I feel like we
deserve. I mean, yeah, Kyle, he's definitely won
a couple of races this year. We've won a race and
the last five races we've been the hottest team.
"So I'm fine with it. Write about somebody
else, because if you're not writing about us,
we're able to stay focused and keep our job
at hand."
He could quite easily lose
that obscurity if he takes the
checker's Saturday night to
complete his home
state short track sweep
with a win at
Richmond.
Denny Hamlin cele-
brates his win earlier this
season in Martinsville
and now is eyeing the
chance for a Virginia
short track sweep.


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Driver '
1. Jeff Burton
2. Kyle Busch
3. Dald Eamhardt, Jr.
4. Denny Hamlin
5. Jimmie Johnson
6. Kevin Harvick
7. Clint Bqwyer
8. Greg Biffle
9. Tony Stewart
10. Carl Edwards


Behind
Leader
-22
-79
-99
-102
-139
-165
-199
-210
-263


After Aaron's 312
Driver
1. Clint Bowyer
2. Carl Edwards
3. Kyle Busch
4. David Reutimann
5. Mike Bliss
6. David Ragan
7. Brad Keselowski
8. Jason Leffler
9. Mike Wallace
10. Bobby Hamilton, Jr.


After O'Reilly Auto Parts 250


-Behind
Leader
-27
-39
-129
-145
-153
-175
-200
-254
-372


Driver
Ron Homaday
Rick Crawford
Todd Bodine
Dennis Setzer
Johnny Benson
Kyle Busch
Matt Crafton
Chad McCumbee
Jack Sprague
Ted Musgrave


Behind
Leader
-61
-71
-109
-109
-130
-136
-142
-146
-148


After Kansas Lottery 150K
Driver Behind
1. Matt Carter Leader
2. Frank Kimmel -25
3. Justin Allgaier -30
4. Patrick Sheltra -80
5. Scott Speed -85
6. Tom Hessert III -90
7. John Wes Townley -95
8. Ken Butler III -120
9. Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. -130
10. Bobby Gerhart -180


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