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Arrests in burglaries
Chipley Police Department
has announced arrests in two
burglaries. The information
came in a press release from
CPD Tuesday.
Chief Kevin Crews reported
that some time during the night
of Oct. 24, the clothing store,
New York's Finest located on
U.S. 90 was burglarized. Persons
unknown stole numerous items
such as clothing, shoes, jewelry.
and some cash, valued at over
$20,000.
Some time during the night of
Oct. 29, the sporting goods store,
Coach's Sporting Goods located
on South Blvd. fell victim to bur-
glary. Again. persons unknown
stole several clothing items, val-
ued at approximately $1.000.
After a three-week investiga-
tion both cases have been cleared
with the arrest of several indi-
viduals.
Arrested and charged with
burglary of the Coach's Sporting
Goods Store were four juveniles,
ages for one was 13, and the
other three were 14 (three males,
one female).
Arrested and charged with bur-
glary of New York's Finest Store
were four juveniles, ages were
13. .15. 16, and 17 (four males).

Toys for Kids news
Toys for Kids will hold two.
fund-raisers in the coming
weeks. The first %\ill be sale of
barbecue sandwiches in Chipley
and Bonifay. Plates (sandwich,
chips and a drink) will be $5. and
sandwiches \\ill be $2.50.
They will be sold in Chiple-
at the city parking lot behind the
old BP station at the intersec-
tion of Hwys. 77 and 90, and
inBonifay at the intersection of
Hwys. 79 and 90.
Boston Butts prepared by
Chipley Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment will also be on sale. These
must be ordered and will cost a
$20 donation. For information
or to order, please call Chipley
VFD or see any firefighter, or call
Joey Tharp at 260-5493.
Tharp said that Toys for Kids
will be serving more kids'than
expected, so additional fund-
raising is needed.

Blood drive
Southeastern, Community
Blood Center will hold a blood
drive from 8 to 11 a.m. Monday,
Nov. 20. at PAEC. 753 West
Boule ard in Chipley.
Those who would like to do-
nate. should call Neal Mixon at
638-6131. ext 2328, for an ap-
pointment.
Donors must present a picture
ID at the time of donation.
All registered donors will re-
ceive The Holiday Sampler, an
interactive CD with components
that allow them to .play cheerful
holiday music in any audio CD
player.
Anyone with questions regard-
ing medication, medical history
or donating blood, should call
the Marianna branch, (850) 526-
4403 or visit \\w' w.scbcinfo.org.

Students and their floats head around the track at Kate NI. Smith Elementary School Friday
morning at the annual Veterans Day parade. Coverage of Veterans Day inside, more coverage this
weekend.

Vernon Hwy. 277 land declared surplus

JAY FELSBERG
Managing Editor
Vernon City Council approved
City land on Hw \. 277 as surplus..
Action was taken at the regular
Council meeting Monday night.
The proposed sale was sub-
ject of a public hearing prior to
the regular meeting. City Clerk
Sherry Cobb reported that adja-
cent property owners had been
informed of the hearing.,
During the hearing it was
learned that an unnamed con-
crete firm was interested in the
property, and Bob Hightower
said he would present an offer
from that company if the land
were declared surplus. Council
voted 4-1. with Councilwoman
Cheryl Withrow opposing, to
declare the property surplus and
to put it on the market.
The property was originally
purchased as a site for a new
city hall, but Council has since
decided to renovate old Vernon
High School as the new city hall.
The present city hall is being va-
cated for the four-laning of Hwy.
79 through downtown Vernon.

Council also agreed to a land
swap with the school district at
Monday's meeting whereby the
City %would swap certain prop-
erty adjacent to new Vernon
High School in return for the old
high school property. All of the
old school property would be ob-
tained except for the maintenance
building (see related article).
In other business. Council:
*Heard Fire Chief Richard
Woodham report that the fire
department has answered five
calls since last Council meeting.
including a wreck at Bryant Bay
and Commanche on Saturday.
Training was under a\ that night
at the fire station, "160" training
is being done three or four nights
a week. There are 11 firefighters
actively involved in training.
Council also approved begin-
ning the process of purchasing
a new first-response truck. The'
4x4 vehicle would have a 250-
gallon water tank, foam capabil-
ity, a portable generator, a winch
and space for extraction tools
and other equipment. Estimates
of about $55,000 have been

received from a truck manufac-
turer.
The new vehicle, if purchased.
would replace the old rescue
truck (an offer of $5,000 has
been received for it once it is de-
clared surplus) and the old Con-
tinental truck. Council approved
advertising for bids contingent
on availability of funding.
A list of some surplus equip-
ment was submitted and another
list is being prepared.
*Heard a request from Public
Works Director William Land for
a full-size 4x4 work truck with a
utility body to pull a generator
and a dump trailer. Other older
vehicles and equipment would
be declared surplus and sold to
provide funding toward the new
vehicle. Council approved be-
ginning the process and getting
prices off state bid.
*Heard from Project Manager
Robert Simmons of Baskerville-
Donovan. Inc.. the City's en-
gineering firm, about progress
on the $5.5 million wastewater
See LAND, page 3A

VETERANS DAY 2006

Brock honored in Vernon

Acting Vernon Recreation Director Buddy Baxley and Randall
Truettee congratulate former County Commissioner Charles
Brock as he accepts his award at the recreation banquet.

Members of the local sports
community met last Saturday
night to honor a man who dedi-
cated a significant portion of his
life to Vernon area children. Ran-
dall Truette introduced Charles
Brock as the recipient of a spe-
cial award.
"It is with great respect and
admiration for his many years
of service to the community that
we pay honor tonight to a man
who has spent countless hours
over the years dedicating himself
to the youth of this community,"
Truette said. "He supported all
sports with tireless enthusiasm
. .. and influenced many 'of our
lives by showing us honor, integ-
rity and respect. He has been a
forerunner in the community for
the sports that we now enjoy and

sometimes take for granted... so
it is with great pleasure that the
Vernon Recreation Department
and Vernon City Council award
Mr. Charles Brock with the Life
time Achievement Award. We
thank you, Mr. Brock."
Truette's proclamation was met
with a standing ovation from the
packed old Vernon High School
auditorium. Adults and children
alike stood to acknowledge the
dedication of this Washington
County icon.
Brock was overcome with
emotion as he thanked those in
attendance. "What an honor;
what an honor," he said. "Seeing
all these kids here brings back
many memories. A lot of kids
See BROCK. page 3A

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School Board,

Council approve

Vernon swap

JAY FELBSERG
Managing Editor
Washington County School
Board and Vernon City Council
approved a property swap Mon.
day night that would deed old
Vernon High School to the City
of Vernon in return for property
contingent to new Vernon High
School, as well as use of facili-
ties by the school district. The
Board approved the swap at its
regular Monday meeting, and
Council gave approval at its
meeting later that night.
Under the agreement, which
would need deeds and property
descriptions to be completed and
interlocal agreements to be ap.
proved, the following would be
done:
*Old Vernon High School
would be transferred to the City
of Vernon. This would include
the gym and cafetorium and all
property on the city block. It
would not include the mainte-
nance building property, which
is still being used by the school
district. Provisions would be
made for storage space for the
JROTC, probably in the old math
building.-
*.The school district would
receive the property where the
water tank is located at new VHS
and the City's pairtof property
west of new VHS jointly owned
by the City and Washington
County. Facilities Supervisor Joe
Taylor said the County has no
problem with, the arrangement.
Total amount of property would
be: 17 acres.
*There would be an interlocal
agreement between the school
district and the City for the gym
at the old high school. The dis.
trict would rent the gym for $1
a year and would be responsible
for all upkeep.
*There would be an interlo-
cal agreement about use of the
Sportsplex on Moss Hill Road by
the schools.
A great deal of old equipment
has been removed from the old
school, and the district is look-
ing into what could be used at
other schools. The district plans

See BOARD, page 3A

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Wednesday, November 15, 2006, Washington County News, 3A

Angel Tree
Save the, Children
Christian Center will hold
its first Annual Angel Tree
Gift Jam Oct. 15 through
Nov. 15. Register your
children at Save the Chil-
dren Christian Center and
Salvation Army, both lo-
cated on North Main Street
in Chipley. Names must -- -
be on file by November 15. [ i
Individuals will pull angels ;- -
from a tree located at Ra- :..|'
dio Shack in Washington I
Square, South Highway 77,
Chipley. I
Residents are urged to -
choose an angel from the
tree and help make the _
Christmas holiday happier ... ..
fora child. I --

Chipley Mayor Linda Cain signs a proclamation des-
ignating the week of Nov. 17-23 as National Farm-City
Week. Looking on is Washington County Farm Bu-
reau President Bruce Christmas. The proclamation
urges citizens in rural and urban areas to celebrate
the achievements of those who, working together, pro-
duce and supply our community and nation with an
abundance of agricultural products.

Farm City Week
,"American farmers and ranchers literally help feed the
world by producing a bounty of agricultural products,"
Chipley Mayor Linda Cain said this week. "To do this,
they rely on essential partnerships with urban and sub-
urban communities to supply, sell and deliver finished
products across the country and around the globe. Rural
and urban communities working together have made the
most of our nation's rich agricultural resources as they
contribute to the health and well being of our country and
the strength of our economy."
Cain and Commissioner Jerry Sapp signed proclama-
tions Friday morning naming Nov. 17723 National Farm-
*City Week. '
"Agriculture employs more than 24 million workers.
including farmers and ranchers, shippers, processors,
'marketers. retailers, truck drivers, inspectors and oth-
ers.who annually contribute more than 1.3 trillion to our
gross domestic product," added Sapp, who represented
Washington County Commission at the proclamation
signing.
"As we welcome new: opportunities for trade, the
hard work and successful cooperation between farmers
and city workers will continue to play a vital role in our,
nation's future." the officials said.
County Extension Director Andy Andreasef recently
announced the annual Farm-City banquet 49iih'-'ill be
held 6'p.m. Thursday. No16 6,',t Wasntiflnt county -
Agricultural Center. Several superlative awards will
be presented following the meal, including Washington-
;County Farm Family of the year. Other awards will be
2006 Outstanding Conservationist of the Year and Agri-
cultural Service Award for 2006.
"This week, as we gather with family and friends
around the Thanksgiving table, it is fitting that we count
among our blessings the vital farm-city partnerships that
have done so much to improve the quality of our lives,"
said Cain.
Bruce Christmas is president of Washington County
Farm Bureau.

Guardian ad Litem
The Guardian ad Litem Program is seeking volunteers
to represent the best interest of abused and neglected
children in our community.
Volunteers are need in Jackson, Calhoun, Holmes and
Washington Counties.
Please call 482-9127, 674-2799, or 638-6043.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Planning Commission of the City of Chipley,
Florida, will conduct a Public Hearing in the City
Hall Council 'Chambers, at 1442 Jackson Avenue,
on Thursday, November 30, 2006 at 5:15 p.m. The
purpose of the hearing is to review and consider
the following, request:
1. Request for Variance: Requested Use: Split
single family lot into three single family lots. Par-
cel ID#: 00-2959-0002. Location: 482 2nd Street.
Petitioner: Mike Muldownev.
The subject property is more specifically desig-
nated in the map reflected herein:

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Ss 0 .40 720 ft
i;All citizens and interested parties are encour-
Saged to attend the public hearing. Any inquiries
Regarding the hearing or any person requiring a
special accommodation because of a disability or
Physical impairment, including speech or hearing
; impairments, should contact the City Administra-
i tor's Office at least (3) calendar days prior to the
Shearing.
Jim Lassiter
Engineer Inspector

BOARD
Continued from page 1A
tion off surplus equipment in
the future.
Council members said that
deeds, property descriptions
and other paperwork needs
to be in hand by December
1, if at all possible, so the
City could apply for grants
to renovate the old school.
Grant applications are due by
December 15.
The City must vacate the
current city hall by Septem-
ber 2007 'for the four-laning
of Hwy. 79,. so renovation'
work must begin as soon as
possible.
SThe Board also said good-
bye to two members Monday
night, with plaques of ap-
preciation being presented by
Superintendent Calvin Ste-.
venson to outgoing Chairman
Gary Clark and Board Mem-
ber Francis Hinson. Clark
was defeated for re-election
after 12 years on the Board
and Hinson retired after eight
years.
"This was probably the
most enjoyable 12 years of
my life serving the kids of
Washington County." Clark
said. "I wish Susan Roberts
and Terry Ellis (the incoming
Board members, who will be
sworn in Tuesday, Nov. 21 at
,4p.-m (he bet." C.Ia;-sfsI
built was his greatest plea-
sure. "We left it better than
when we found it,". Clark
said.
"I appreciate the opportuni-
ty, Hinson said. "Everybody
was part of a team. I enjoyed
it and appreciate it."
The Board also introduced
new WHTC Director Tommy
Smith from Haney. Board
member Wayne Saunders
was one 'of Smith's college
professors, and, he worked,
under Bud Riviere of
Chipola College for a number
of years. He was serving as
assistant principal at Ever-
ett Middle School when he
was hired, and has extensive
background in, vocational
training. "I'm real excited at
this opportunity," Smith said.,
In other business, the

Board:
*Approved the consent
agenda.
*Approved the PAEC pack-
age.
*Approved renting with op-
tion. to purchase Caterpillar
equipment for the training/
program at Holmes Correc-
tional Institute. Under this-
Washington-Holmes Techni-
cal Center program, which
has been underway for about
a month and a half, inmates
preparing for release receive
heavy equipment training.
This consists of 30 days of
classroom work, 30 days of
simulator work and 30 days
at a work site. Caterpillar
provided free material, which
was noted by Board members
as one reason to go with Cat-
erpillar.
*Approved reviewing a tri-
al plan whereby the day cus-
todian at Vernon Elementary
School was living in a trailer
at the school and providing
after-hours security. Steven-
son reported that vandalism;
trespassing and theft have
dropped tremendously. The
trailer does not have elec-
tricity or plumbing, but does
have heat and air.
*Heard Jack Baker report
that AEDs are installed in,
all schools and at the central
office and training was pro-
vided by' the health depart-
ment. The. protocol! for their
u se hoirl -.,'
*Heard Baker report that
the Department of Education
accepted recommendations
on work to be done at VES,
including taking down some
buildings to renovate the
entire facility. Baker recom-.
mended further study on how
to proceed with the proposed
project, which could include
tearing down two outlying
wings and designing around'
that. Further study and DOE:
approval are needed before
any major plans could be
made for Kate M. Smith El--
ementary.
With current school con-
struction estimated at about,
$200 a square foot, Clark
'said that a sales tax initiative,
could provide enough funds
for a $12-15 million bond is-
sue for major school work.

My name is, Eddy Holman.
You, the. wonderful people
of Washington County, have
chosen me to act as your
next District 4 County Com-
missioner. I appreciate your
confidence in choosing me,.
a newcomer, to work for
you in this capacity and look -- -- l -
forward to serving you.
My wife, Mary, and I sin- A I
cerely thank you for this
interesting and welcome opportunity. We love this
county and have felt for a long time that we made the
right decision about making it our home. We can see
continuous growth and progress taking place here.
The attitudes and values of the people we met while
campaigning were all uplifting and positive. This co-
incides with the way we both feel about the future
successes of Washington County.
You have my solemn word that I will work.tire-
lessly and with great resolve to satisfy the needs of
the county, as well as achieve the goals that move it
forward. This county is not only beautiful physically, it
is. geographically the natural hub between two large
cities, and thus has great potential.
I thank each and every voter who chose my name
on the ballot, for taking the time to go out and vote
for the person of their choice. Together, we can be
part of the future greatness of Washington County!
Sincerely, Eddy Holman
Political advertisement paid for and approved by Eddy G. Holman, Republican,
For County Commissioner, District 4.

BROCK
Continued from page 1A
didn't have no way to go.
They just had coach."
The honoree then re-
counted a 1987 trip to Lake-
land where his team was
able to see Catfish Hunter
pitch for the Detroit Tigers.
"Later the kids got to see
him start the All-Star game
and win two World Series,"
he explained.
He also remembered that
the little team from Vernon
made quite a reputation
for itself in South Florida.
"Vernon had a name," said
Brock. "They knew we
came to play and to win!
"I had a lot of good times
with the kids. Thank you a
lot; may God bless."
After the presentation,

LAND
Continued from page 1A
ect. The project has been
certified as complete and
demolition of part of the
old facility is underway.
Council approved using
some leftover money to
purchase sod to put at the
new facility and accepted
low bid of about $ 1,200.
*Approved allowing pay-
ment of the most recent
disbursement package by
4-1 vote with Withrow op-
posing.

I am humbled by the votes ,---------
that I received this past Tuesday
when you elected me your County
Commissioner in District 2. I am
looking forward to serving each of
you in the best way that I can by .
doing the Job in such a way that
we will all benefit. Thank You so
much for your Vote of Support.
To my loving wife, Shirley, I
say without you I could not have made it at all. You
never stopped encouraging and sometimes prodding me
,to get it done. Thanks a lot and I really love you. To myi
-wonderful son Clint and hlis'-fatfil, 'Alice. Hannah and'
Anthony you eppbed'in aihgbtV i hone, Thanks Bud-
dies. Thanks also go out to the Gadsden County Contin-
gent of the Family Rita Pate Ventry, son Hunter for
helping and husband Frank for being understanding.
This race was hard fought on the issues and it was a
long run. I want to commend Commissioner Lynn Cope
for not only his eight years of service to this County,
but for being a friend. I think we had a good-spirited
clean race that each.be proud of and we should proceed
forward.
My prayer is that we can make a difference in the
County and take it to a new level of service. With your
help I believe that we can do so for all the people re-
gardless of where you live in the county. Thanks so
much for what you have done so far and remember the
job is not done yet. Let's stay focused and work for a
better Washington County.
Thanks so much and God Bless each and every one
ofA vA and WasQhin-tnn Co n intr

I Political Advertisement Paid or and ADDroved BV Joel Pate. HeDublican.

For Countv commissioner district 2 I

I've been campaigning for this seat since early March and' it
seems almost bitter sweet that the trail ends now. The real task
ahead, however, is serving you from the District Five seat on the
Washington Co. School Board. This is the most important goal
and my focus for the next four years.
To my campaign contributors, who gave of themselves in
various capacities, you made "wearing your green" an amazing
experience. You did your part through campaign donations, wav-
ing signs on street corners (even in the rain), making calls, passing
out flyers, telling people about me, etc. Your efforts, from day one,
helped to ensure this was a success.
To my friends, who were with me every step of the way, I
say thank you! You kept me going and optimistic when the days
seemed to never end.
:To my family, I've never been more proud! You never stopped
supporting, encouraging and believing in me and I love you! I
thank you for the tireless hours spent on my behalf, both near and
far, and in different ways. I share this win with you!
To Bert, my husband, my campaign manager, my voice of
reason and my chauffeur, you worked hard and stood with me
every step of the way. You made sure I dotted I's and crossed T's
and helped me leave no stone unturned. I love you!
To Margaret and Dow Gilmore, I thank you for a positive
campaign. Running against a friend is never an easy task. Aren't
we glad this is over?
Finally, to Everyone! I'm committed to working for. what's
best for our children and our schools in Washington County. This
has been my promise all along, and I will work ever so diligently to
"make good" on this pledge. 2

Political advertisement paid for and approved by Susan G. Roberts, Non-Partisan, for School
Board District 5.

Buddy Baxley, Vernon rec
creation director, assembled
youth football players and
cheerleaders on stage by age
group for presentations of
trophies and special awards.
Athletes were recognized
for special achievements for
everything from "hot dog'
to most improved.
The three most valuable
player awards in the Vernon
league of' the Panhandle
Youth Football Association
went to Dicarius Davis, pee.
wee division; Joey Giminez.
junior division and Alan
Giminez, senior division.
Following the ceremo-
nies, the crowd enjoyed a
meal of fried chicken, bar-
becue, baked beans, potato
salad and numerous covered
dishes provided by those at.
tending the festivities.

*Approved advertising
for a wastewater and water
operator.
*Approved advertising
for a recreation director.
*Approved the new per.
sonnel policy. Copies are
available at City Hall.
*Denied a request to put
a large billboard on Hwy.
79 within City limits. The
proposed structure would
have been 39 feet off the
ground and 36 feet wide.
City Attorney Kerry Adki.
son will research sign or.
dinances and other related
matters.

Ed ITORIAL

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If you're not a conservative when you're old, then you have no brain.

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Habitat roast
The fourth annual Celebrity Roast Dinner hosted by
Habitat for Humanity of Washington County will be
held 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, at the Agriculture Center
in Chipley. It will feature Carol Finch Griffin with Perry
Wells as master of ceremonies. Tickets are $15 each.
"We expect this to be a very interesting and enjoyable
evening that will include a delicious steak dinner," said
Debbie McCrary. "This is a great way you can help those
in need."
Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with people
from all walks of life, to develop communities for people
in need, by building houses so that there are, decent
homes in decent communities in which every person can
tv experience God's love and can live and grow into all that
i' God intends. Tickets for the roast are available by calling
McCrary at 638-4436 or Rebecca Harris, 638-1753. They
f may also be picked up at several local businesses. Call
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SNov. 18, starting at 10 a.m. Prizes will include turkeys
and hams Participants will be allowed to use 12 gauge,
20 gauge, and 410 gauge shotguns. Shells will be pro-
vided at $2 per shot.For more information call, 548-4707
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There will be free Pickin' and Grinnin' jam sessions
'A held at the Chipley Farmers' Market at 685 Seventh
n Street. This event will be held the first and third Sat-
urdays of each month at 2 p.m. Contact Rick Kent at
'(850)638-0577.

;Honieniakers needed
S,,- Washington County Council on Aging is recruiting
Shoemakers. If you have a few hours hours on your
"; hands, enjoy cleaning houses, are friendly, dependable,
want to make a difference in the life of an elderly per-
n son, and need extra income pick up an application at the
Council on Aging, 1348 South Boulevard in Chipley.
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ers license and auto insurance. Drug testing and a back-
J' ground check will be done. EOE positions available to be
A filled immediately.
SFree food
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munity merchants and various state and local politicians,
will sponsor a food give-away beginning at 11 a.m., Sat-
,urday, Nov. 18.
An 18-wheeler will be at Grace and Glory Worship
7' Center, 7th Street and Railroad Avenue in Chipley.
a Everyone is encouraged to go and receive free food.

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b 5 and 7, 6 to 9 p.m.; Health, Safety and Nutrition, Feb.
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RM/H EEANS AY

Veterans enjoyed breakfast before the Veterans Day ceremony at. Chipley High
School and Roulhac Middle School. Here, a number of veterans enjoy the cer-
emony in the auditorium. /

The Roulhac Middle School Band under the direction of Mr. Williams performed
a medley of patriotic music, including a special composition just for veterans. The
band gave an excellent performance.

A 'veterans quilt' was on display in the auditorium.

Veteran and Chamber Ambassador Wayne Taylor was
on hand with his granddaughter, Taylor Cushman.

Chipley JROTC Color Guard presented the colors at
the ceremony. The JROTC was out in full force Sat.
urday at the AMVETS Veterans Day Parade..

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Veterans formed a receiving line to give students an opportunity to meet them.

Veterans 'sounded off' with name, time of service and branch of service.

ARREST EPORT

Washington County
Sheriff's Office arrest
report dated November
6 through November 13,
2006.

Bradley Beck, w/m, 7/
20/82; Chipley; failure to
appear; arrested 11/12.
Cody Birge, w/m, 11/
20/80; Chipley; resist ar-
rest without violence, vio-
lation of parole; arrested
11/6.
Robert Birge, w/m, 8/1/
72; Vernon; possession of
meth; arrested 11/9.
Bertina Cassidy, b/f, 9/
30/75; Pensacola; violation
of probation, and resist
officer without violence;
arrested 11/08.
Christopher Daniels,

w/m, 2/20/84; Alford;
possession of meth, pos-
session of paraphernalia;
arrested 11/10.-
George Davis, w/m, 4/
2/68; Cottondale; violation
of probation; arrested 11/8..
Candy Goodwin, w/f,
8/18/64; Bonifay; driving
while license suspended or
revoked; arrested 11/10.
Johnson Hobby III,
w/m, 11/3/85; Southport;
violation of probation; ar-
rested 11/9.
Mittie Hood, w/f, 9/9/
46; Bonifay; Bay County
warrant for fraud; arrested
11/8.
Toby Howell, w/m, 2/
1/51; Vernon; possession
of marijuana, child abuse,
possession of controlled

substance without pre-
scription, possession of
paraphernalia, possession
of meth, and violation of
probation; arrested 11/8.
Colen Hutchinson, w/
m, 8/17/43; Chipley; grand
theft;, arrested 11/7.
Christine Johnson,
w/f, 3/19/70; Florial City;
worthless check; arrested
11/9.
Ernest Johnson, b/m, 2/
.24/78; Marianna; violation
of probation; arrested 11/8.
Mario Keith, b/m, 7/20/
79; Chipley; violation of
probation; arrested 11/7.
Gregory MacCartney,
w/m, 4/1/76; Chipley;
violation of injunction; ar-
rested 11/10,(
George Matterson IHI,

w/m, 3/31/80; Tallahassee;
Leon County Warrant for
fraud; arrested 11/10.
Wendy Morris, w/f,
11/3/68; Chipley; battery;
arrested 11/11.
Jason Lee Mount, w/m,
5/18/76; Chipley; aggra-
vated battery; 11/9. -
Donald Roche, w/m,
11/25/55; Vernon; aggra-
vated assault with weapon
without intent to kill; ar-
rested 11/12.
Latoya Shine, b/f, 10/
19/82; Pensacola; driving
while license suspended or
revoked; arrested 10/10.
Glen Stewart, w/m, 6/
21/79; Chipley; violation
of injunction; 11/9.
Jonathon Taylor, w/m,
7/27/77; Navarre; attached

tag not assigned, driving
while license suspended or
revoked; arrested 11/10.
Randell Taylor, w/m,
1/31//63; Wausau; pos-
session of paraphernalia,
violation of probation/ ar-
rested 11/11.

Kris Kringle
Market
Geneva County Ala-
bama Historical Society
will sponsor the Kris
Kringle Market at Geneva.
County Farm Center on
Hwy. 52 (Geneva/Hartford
Hwy.) in Geneva. The
market will be open, Satur-
day, Dec. 9, from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 10
from 1-5 p.m. Admission

is free.
There will be arts and
crafts along with Santa and
Christmas music to enjoy.
Any vendors inter.
ested in setting up a booth
should contact; Geneva
County Alabama Histori-
cal Society, 406 S. Com-
merce Street, Geneva, Ala..
36340. Include your name.
business name, category
(arts/crafts, food), and ad.
dress.
Vendor booths are $15
per day. No refunds, no
guaranteed sales, no judg:
ing. Event to be held rain
or shine. Set up time starts
at 5:30 a.m. on Saturday.
For more informa.
tion, contact Rhonda
at 334-684-6725 or

Disadvantaged farmers
The USDA/Farm Service agency (FSA) has a loan
program available for socially disadvantaged (SDA) in-
dividuals who want to purchase or operate a family-size
farm.
SDA members include women, African Americans,
American Indians, Hispanics, Asian and Pacific Islanders
and Alaskan Natives. You may find the local FSA office
listed under the blue or government pages of your local
telephone directory.

WASHINGTON COUNTY
TRANSPORTATION DISADVANTAGED
COORDINATING BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2006 10:00 A.M.
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
Commissioner's Meeting Room
1331 SOUTH BLVD. CHIPLEY, FLORIDA
PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERI-
CAN DISABILITIES ACT, REASONABLE MODIFICATIONS TO ACCESS
MTG. UPON REQUEST- CALL D. MCKENZIE 850-595-8910/48 HRS.
ADVANCE.

(DICK)
6-06-65 to 11-16-99
In memory of our loving
father,
Forever is how long
we'll love you,
It's a word to let you
know how long we'll care.
Beyond every missed
season, past every sunrise,
and each moment of our
life.
In whatever tomorrow holds, you'll be held
in our hearts.
Warm within our hearts and sweetest of all
our memories.
Love Always,
Mitchell, Mary, Miranda, Milton and Mom

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Saturday, November 18
2:00 4:00 p.m.
Orange Hill Fire Station
Political advertisement paid for and approved by Eddy G. Holman, Republican, For County Commissioner, District 4.

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From Monday, Nov. 6,
to Friday, Nov. 10, JROTC
celebrated National Veter-
ans Awareness Week.
On Monday through
Thursday, each day started
off with a member of
JROTC saying the Pledge
of Allegiance over the in-
tercom; 1SG. Bradford on
Monday, Amanda Madore
on Tuesday, Tony Mead-
ows on Wednesday, and
Alex Anderson on Thurs-
day. During SSR from
Tuesday through Thursday,
JROTC played a video, Ar-
lington, Eternal Vigil, for
the students.

On Friday, the day
fore Veterans Day, JRO
held a Veterans Day
emony from 8:10 to
50 a.m. at Vernon H
School, and were guest;
Vernon Middle School
their ceremony from 9
10:35 a.m.'

Transportation
Transportation is being
made available to seniors
in Sunny Hills, Greenhead,
and Wausau areas. Wash-
ington County Council
on Aging has arranged
for transportation one day
per week, depending on
how many riders need the
service. Call 638-6217 or
638-6216.

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Managing Editor
Flu season will soon
be here, and the flu vac-
cine is available through
a number of outlets. Dr.
Warren Bailey, director of
the Pharmacy Department
at Doctors Memorial Hos-
pital in Bonifay, was on
hand recently to provide
information.
Bailey said that now is
the time to get the flu shot
before flu season arrives.
February is the "top month"
for the flu, so getting the
vaccine in the fall is most
appropriate.
"It's never really too
late," Bailey said.
The flu, or influenza,
lasts about a week or
two. A victim is actually
infectious the day before
showing any symptoms,
and remains infectious for
about five days after they
disappear.
Someone can pass on
the flu without showing
symptoms.
Flu is spread by air
when someone sneezes and
by physical contact with
someone with the flu or by
things a flu victim touches.
Therefore the best way to
keep from spreading the
flu is by not sneezing in
the open ("sneeze in your
sleeve" or use a tissue or

547-303

handkerchief to cover your
mouth) and by washing
your hands regularly.
Another way is to get the
flu vaccine. "The in-state
vaccination rate is gradu-
ally increasing," Bailey
said. At present 64-68 per-
cent of Florida residents
are vaccinated depending
on the year, with a goal of
90 percent.
About 226,000 people
are hospitalized with flu-
related problems, with 63
percent being 65 or older.
There are about 36,000
flu-related deaths annually,
with about 90 percent age
65 or older.
Therefore, people age 65
or older or residents of or
workers at nursing homes
are at the top of the list of
who should get vaccinated.
Next are those age two to
64 with medical problems,
pregnant women, and chil-
dren ages six to 23 months.
Next are children ages 24-
59 months and all health
care workers.
Others who should be
vaccinated include contacts
with a high health risk ages
50-54, people with chronic
heart and lung problems,
people with HIV/AIDS,
and people with blood dis-

orders, including anemia.
"The vaccine is 50-60
percent effective in pre-
venting hospitalization,"
Bailey said, "and 80 per-
cent effective in prevent-
ing death among high-risk
patients."
Bailey said not to get
the vaccine if you have
a severe reaction to eggs
(the vaccine is grown in
eggs), a severe reaction to
components of the vaccine
or previous adverse reac-
tion to the vaccine.
The flu shot has very
minor affects, Bailey said,
"and you cannot get the flu
from the vaccine," he said.
Bailey said DMH does ev-
erything possible to make
sure patients get the flu
shot before they leave.
"It is very underutilized,"
Bailey said. "It is cost ef-
fective and safe."
Contact the health de-
partment at 547-8500 for
more information. Also
contact your health-care
provider to get vaccinated.
Several locations for flu
shots are in this week's
paper.

Fax news to
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006, Washington County News, 7A
I Governor salutes Veterans Day
"Today, Columba and I join all Floridians in expressing
our appreciation to the men and women who have served
in our nation's armed forces. The commitment to wear
our nation's uniform in its defense is the noblest express.
sion of patriotism. Today, in theatres across the world.
American servicemen and women continue to carry the
banner of freedom to those trapped in tyranny.
"Many of our sons and daughters now serve in Iraq.
Afghanistan, and other foreign posts around the world.
They carry forward a grand tradition of unwavering ser-
-.y vice since our nation's founding."
Flu vaccine clinics scheduled
Washington County Health Department has scheduled
the following flu vaccine clinics in December:
STuesday, Dec. 5, at Wausau Town Hall from 9 a.m.
S-12 p.m.
-Wednesday, Dec. 6, at St. Theresa Catholic Church in
Sunny Hills from 9 a.m. 12 p.m.
*Thursday, Dec. 7 at Vernon City Hall from 9 a.m. 12
p.m. and Ebro Town Hall from 2-4 p.m.
Everyone in the household should receive a flu shot
in especially if someone is the home is 50 years or older.
has chronic health conditions such as asthma, lung or
heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and immune deficiencies.
Anyone employed in a longterm care facility, pregnant or
an out-of-home caregiver, and infants age two through
19 receiving long term aspirin therapy should also have
j a shot.
Infant shots are available and the Washington County
TC Health Department. Flu vaccine appointments are also
cer- available at the health department. Your Medicare will
8:cer- be billed. For all others there will be a $30.52 charge for
igh each shot.
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006, Washington County News, 9A

VETERANS AY AT M

Woman's Club of Chipley report

Desert Storm,
Iraqi Freedom vet
teaches students
Platoon Sgt. Troy
Wright of the Army Na-
tional Guard was on hand
last week to teach Roulhac
Middle School students
(including his daughter,
Erin) about the military.
Wright is a veteran of
Panama, Operation Desert
Shield, Operation Desert
Storm and Operation Iraqi

Freedom.
He had a display of
medals, uniforms, gear and
other items (including Sad-
dam Hussein's eyeglasses)
to help fifth-grade students
learn about the Army and
Army National Guard.
Wright told the students
that their number equaled
the number of soldiers in
a platoon.
Wright told the students
that the Army National
Guard is taking up much
of the burden of the regu-

Hospice of the Emerald Coast
Hospice of the Emerald Coast needs you. Brighten
someone's day in your community by becoming a Hos-
pice of the Emerald Coast volunteer. Hospice of the Em-
erald Coast is a not for profit organization that provides
services to patients and their families with a life limiting
illness. Hospice volunteering provides opportunities for
you to meet new people, explore new career options,
networking or just to do something useful for your com-
munity. Call 850-526-3577 or 866-219-6439 to get more
information on an upcoming training.

lar Army. "Every one of us
volunteered," Wright told
the students, and 'knew
what we were getting into."

The Woman's Club of
Chipley met on Wednes-
day, November 8 with
President-elect Liz Corbin
presiding.
Arts and crafts created
by club members were on
display, with the follow-
ing awards announced:*
blue ribbons-Liz Corbin,
for her teacup bird feeder
and turkey-style dinner
bell; Marjorie Sangaree for
a photograph of an Irish
landscape; Dorothy Clarke
for a Christmas tree skirt;
Linda Anderson for her
lighted pine cone basket;
Debbie Kent for a beaded
angel; and Tracey Kent's
photograph of a white ti-
ger; and red ribbons; Ann
Christmas for her two
landscape photographs.
Joann Slay, chairman
of the International Af-
fairs Department, accepted

$U

Flowers and Plants For All Occadions
GIVE USA CALL FOR
ALL YOUR HOLIDAYNEEDS.
WE DEIVER

shoe boxes that members
had filled with gifts to be
mailed to the Operation
Christmas Child program.
Announcement of the
Anniversary Tea to cel-
ebrate the 85th anniversary
of the Woman's Club to be
held on Sunday, Nov. 19,
and of the club's annual
Christmas Tour of Homes
scheduled for Dec. 3.
. New members, Blair
Martin and Connie Steiger,
were welcomed into the
club.
Special 'guests of the

club were Olga Erdniyeva.
an exchange student from
the Republic of Kalmykia
in southeastern Rus7
sia, and Karma Cook of
Chipley, whose family is
hosting Olga while she is
in the United States. Olga
presented a power point
program of Russian scenes
and told of her life in Rus.
sia. She was selected by
FLEX (Future Leaders Ex.
change) as one of the seven
chosen out of 320 students
from her home town who
applied for the program.

Fax news to 850-638-4601

JERUSALEM MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Will Celebrate its Pastor's
29th ANNIVERSARY
on Sunday, November 19, 2006 at 11:00 A.M.
The Guest Speaker Will Be
ELDER ROBERT E. BAKER
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
Blountstown, Florida
You Are Invited To Worship With Us.
\ Rev. Price Wilson, Pastor (

Cemetery P

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Starting At
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10A, Washington County News, Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Will you~ please allow
the "prattler" to indulge
in reporting a little. more
on his recent travels in
his never-ending effort
to "place" the Heritage of
Washington, County book
in the welcoming hands of
new owners?
My readers know that,
in the past, your writer has
depended on a dear friend,
Lois Ruth Haiden, to tell.
him when it is time to back
off of a particular subject.
There has been no recent
word from Lois Ruth, but
now it is my wife, Hester.
reminding me by asking:
"Perry, don't you think you'
have about exhausted the,
Heritage Book topic?
Lois Ruth's niece. Sarah
Franklin, and her husband,
Ed Franklin, have recently
moved to Chipley from St.
Joe Beach. They have been
'prattle" readers while liv-
ing in Gulf County. Maybe
they. too. can assist in
keeping the column mov-
ing forward with new ma-
terial.
Sarah and Ed are now
the proud owners of a
Heritage of Washington
County book, and I know
they will find much good
reading. Some of the sto-
ries and pictures include
Sarah.
I have already used the
word "indulge." Maybe
the more appropriate term
. is, "'will you dear readers
please "suffer" one more
report on the distribution
of the book?" Thanks. I
thought you would.
On Sunday. Oct. 15.
the "prattler" was honored
with an invitation to attend
the long-standing Gainer
reunion held at the beauti-
* ful and historic Econfina
Springs on Econfina Creek
in Bay County. Ellen
Gainer Wright extended
the written request for
c my presence at her family
S gathering with the express
instruction to bring the
Heritage of Washington
County book.
Ellen wrote Gainer
Family History in the
book. as well as stories on
other family members. Her
cousin. Brian Chambliss,
assisted in carrying out the
legendary family reunion.
He. too. welcomed the
"prattler" with open arms.
NMy welcome to the
Gainer family event was
a warm and friendly one
throughout the day. The
beautiful Heritage Book
was immediately perused
by many of those in at-
tendance. Sales could be
described as "brisk." in
that seven books were in,
the hands of proud new
ow ners before the day was
over.
Darnell Potter and wife,
Joan, of Lynn Haven were
the first to purchase a book.
He has ties in Washington
County to the Joel Potter,
family. The article in the
Heritage Book showing
Joel Potter sitting on the.
porch of the old Potter
family log cabin was of
special interest to. them.
Their daughter, Suzanne
Potter Vann is married
to Shane Vann, who was
recently elected to county
judge in Bay County. That
entire family was exceed-
ingly cordial to the "prat-'
tier."

1~

I

Jimmy and Ann Zediker
of Panama City took a
treasured book home with
them. We knew the Zediker
families during our years
of living in Bay County. I
think I am correct in saying
Ann is connected to the Ira
Carter family in Washing-
ton County.
Jimmy's mother. Inez
Zediker, was Hester's
long-time hair dresser. His
aunt, Helen Zediker, oper-
ated a private kindergarten
on Frankford Avenue in
Panama City, teaching all
four of our sons.
From my Vernon High
School days, it was good
to see a long-time acquain-
tance, Robert A."Bob"
Jones, brother of Douglas
Jones and Frances Jones
Prevost. Frances and hus-
band. Harry Prevost, along
with daughter. Julie. also
were in attendance and my
lunch was mainly from the
delicious dishes brought
by this family.
I also enjoyed some
fresh, hot mullet cooked
on the scene. Bob and
wife, Helen, who now
have a Ponce de Leon ad-
dress, bought a book. Their
mother was Sallie Gainer
Jones. a direct descendant
of the noted Gainer family.
Sue Rushing of DeFuni-
ak Springs also purchased
a copy of the book. She
recognized me as she knew
my brother, Clyde Wells.
She still has association
with Clyde's wife. Esteena,
in DeFuniak Springs.
JoAnn Gainer Walsing-
ham and young sone- --
Michael, became the proud
owners of a Heritage book.
She lives in Chipley and
is the daughter of Mike
Gainer of the noted Gainer
family and a well-known
school bus driver in Wash-
ington County in earlier
years.
Closing out the day's
sales at the Gainer re-
union were the two books
purchased by Linda R.
Curenton of Panama City.
She told me one was for
her and one for her mother.
Mrs. Pomeroy.
All purchasers wel-
comed the "prattler" to
do a personal autograph,
which he gladly did.
Before leaving for the
Gainer reunion on Sunday,
Bessie Alma Marshall.
called me from Vernon
requesting that I hold two
books for her. She and
husband, Buddy Marshall.
came by our home on
Monday and it was my
privilege to autograph one
book to Bessie Alma's son,
Larry Pippin, and his wife,
Susie, and one to Buddy
Marshall and Bessie Alma
Marshall.
Among my most inter-
esting placement of books
in the past few days were
to Francis Gainer Johnson
Hiley, Eugene Toole and
wife, Doris, Lee Earnest
and Nancy M. Keel of Do-
than, all with autographs.
Three books were mailed

Vendors needed
We are looking for artists/crafters, vendors for the Sec-
ond Annual Holiday Festival to be held Saturday, Dec. 9,
Main Street, Hwy. 79, Vernon from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
For information, call 859-251-9126 or 850-535-9880.

Flu shots scheduled
Washington County Health Department will be giving
flu shots from 5-7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 21 at the Health
Department. Flu shots are for infants, six months to 36
months of age, and children up to 18 years of age.
Parental consent is required for children under 18
years of age. There will be no charge for these vaccina-
tions as the vaccine is available from the VFC program.
For more information, call 638-6240.

KMS students collecting box tops

taken on a worthwhile project for the 2006-07 school

en t 5 J ra tl e8 year. They are saving Box Tops for Education to earn
money to purchase outdoor equipment for the school.
r l"This year, the school has set a goal of earning $1,000
through box tops to purchase picnic tables," a spokesman
said. "If you'd like to help the students at Kate Smith
reach their goal to buy picnic tables, there are several
easy ways to get involved," the spokesman explained.
A,, "'Collect Box Tops from hundreds of familiar, participat-
S, ing products and send them to Kate M. Smith,"Attention

SGBJ] Alderman, Box Tops coordinator," at 750 Sinclair
iii+Street, Chipley, FL 32428.
S "You can also sign up on the Box Tops website at
boxtops4education.com. Designate Kate M. Smith El.
ementary School as the one you wish to support." she
added. "At the Box Tops website, you'll learn more
IIF about all the easy ways you can choose to make a differ
ence all at no additional cost to you."

Wausau ClliStinas Pai-ade
SWausau will hold its annual Christmas Parade on Sat.
urday, Dec. 9 at 10 a.m. Following the parade, Santa will
Greet the children at the Possum Palace. Anyone wishing
to enter the parade should contact Margaret Riley, Town
Clerk, at (850) 638-1781 or (850) 260-5740.

---Vernon Cluistmas Paiade

... Vernon will host its annual Christmas parade on
Saturday. December 9. The parade is scheduled to be.
Ailene Tiller Gray, "Mama Gray," holds the plaque gin promptly at 1 p.m. and proceed down Main Street
honoring her as the oldest of the Gainer clan attend- Lineup for the parade will begin at 12:30 p.m. at the
ing the reunion this year. She was accompanied by track behind the Old Vernon High School. Immediately
Shirley Dedge and Cheryl Gainer McCall of Chipley. following the parade. Santa Claus will be at the City Hall
Thanks to Cheryl for the photograph. to visit with the children. For more information, and for

to Marion Walsingham in tier" at $64.20. Yes. I wy.ill those wishing to participate in the parade. contact Becky
to Mar... Wa,-ingh er,, aiin... 0. Y...f.. Ir the at City Hall at (850) 535-2444.

rainama l .ity. isi 1s te
wife of Alvin Walsingham.
The supply of Heritage
of lWashington County
books is definitely becom-
ing depleted, notwithstand-
ing the time-worn phrase
"limited supply" which the
"prattler" has used all too
frequently.
As of this writing, my
computations show that
approximately 1.000
books have been distrib-
uted. leaving no more than
170 to be sold.
The books continue to
be available at Chipley
Library and from the "prat-

mai on111 e ri tol y u Lot/i tli
additional $5 shipping and
handling fee.
I have not been told of
plans for another printing
of the current book. nor
of any definite plans for a
second edition. Again, the
caution: get yours while
the supply lasts.
Maybe I will do one
more final wrap-up on the
sales and availability of the
book. but I hereby promise
Hester. Lois Ruth, and all
of you that I will find other
topics to write on after
that.
See you-all next week.

Council on Aging invites seniors
Washington County Council on Aging is encouraging
senior citizens in the community, 60 years of age or older
who are interested in playing cards, board games, enjoy.
ing new activities and getting together with other seniors
to call them. For more information on these and other
services offered by the Washington County Council on
Aging call 638-6216 or 638-6217.

Free smoke alarms
The Chipley Fire Department is offering free smoke
alarms to local residents. Applicants must stop by the
Chipley Fire Department at 1430 Jackson Avenue and
pick up a form to request the smoke alarm. Fill out the
form and return it to the fire department.
For more information. call(850) 638-6301 or fax (850)
638-6300.

A

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FOUR.
TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY
CASE NO 06-346
JAMES GOLLEHON and MAR'Y
PORTER GOLLEHON. rhis wile.
Plalnilti_.
VS
LARRY YATES, CLINTON YATES.
CHARLES RANDALL BIELiNSKi
anro JULIE BIELINSKI r, wile
Duiendanft,
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO CHARLES RANDALL 81E.
LINSKI
LasIKr.onwrAdre;s, 3650Ur.lon
Hill Rooa
Bonriay. Flonda
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFiED
tIna ian acllon h.ae been Iiled
against you and you are required
Io .ars a copyy ofl our intlen
ae-leir.a it any to ROY LAKE
Plainlins' Atiorney who:e ad-
dress il 202 North Weukesha
Steel Borilay. Florida 3RJ3 .,
or. or before Nov 30. ?2006.. ar.
tli Ihe orlngir.l with Ihe Clerk l01
This Court. P Bo' 647. Cr.lpie.
Florida 32428. either oetore
sarnice or. Plainlihs Aftorney
or imreaiateliy mereaner II you
tail to oo o0. a delcauii .as, ea
enleraed aqaini you ior Ine iellel
demanded in the Com.plaini.
Couples oi all court aocumenls
ir., his case. including, ordari
are ,avalable at Ine Clerk ol the
Circ.Jil Court B ofica You emay
review Ihese documents upon
request
'You mu beap The GClark otl me
Circull Cour s ohice notifiecia o
your current address Future pa-
pers in IhlI lawnull .ill be mailed
o Ine address on record al rIn
Clern's oatic
WITNESS rrmy hand and seal of
tIhl court on i1023' 200uE
LNDA COOK CLERK
K.McDanle'
DEPUTY C.ERK
As published in Ire Wasninqion
County News Noverr.aer 1. 6.
15.22. 2006
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOUR.
TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIiT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR WASHINGTON
COUNTY
IN RE: Estael c-I
HUEY PAUL SABLAN. JR
Deceased
PROBATE DIVISION fI
CASE NO 67-0E6 CP-'159
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tr.1 admir.i atrenah ot Ina asie l
Hue) Paul Sablan Jr.deCeaEatd.
whose dale 1 rde.jtrn was July 10
2006, and whose Social Security
Number Is 593-24-8984, Ispend-
ing in the Circuit Court for Wash-
ington County, Florida, Probate,
Division, the address of which
Is RO. Box 647, Chipley, Florida
32428. The names and addresses
of the Personal Representative
and the Personal Representatlie"
attomuy are se lorth below.
All creolors ol the decedenri and
other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's
Sestate,0onwhomacopyofthisno-
tice is required to be served must
file their claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
(3) MONTHS AFTER THE TIME
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY
(30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All othercreditors ofthedecedent
and other persons having claims
or demands against decedent's
estate must file their claims with
the court WITHIN THREE (3)
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
STHE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET
FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF
THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME

PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE.
ANY CLAIM FILED TWO 121
YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT 5 D.-TE OF DEATH
13 BARRED.
Thu dale ci rMe firsl puDlica.
tir, el' i r I Noice Il3 l4 irr.Doar
6 2'006
HARRISON. SALE MCCLOY.
THOMSON A DUNCaN. CHTD
s H Alar. Th-umpon
H Alan Thor.mponr E'Q
304 Ma.gnolia Avenue
P 0 BOK is
Panama Civ FL 32401
Florida Bar No -96i93
T+i ,nrio, na 1155'- ,9 .9 33.
Fa. lt8ii ,ail9-6121
P.ronal Re re-entalla.
sFRGoln dablar,
Rroin Sa3olin
5121 K .illr, Trail
Chiplu. FL 32428
As puDli:rid Ir. Ihe Washinator,
Count/ News. f,,enmbier 8,
15. 2006

fN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOUR-
TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
THE STATE OF FLORIDA iJlAND
FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY
PROBATE DIVISION
File 140o CP. iF.i
IN RE ESTATE OF CLEO SCOTT
HARCUS
DECEASED.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
irne a.'ri.niisraivor, of the -elare
of Cieo S:ont Harcus aecea ed.
File Number 67.06.CP-160 is
pending in the Cicuilt Courl lor
Washingtor. County. Florida._
Prc.bal. Division The aaaress
ol vnicr, is Pot OfIca Bo x .7.
Clh'pleI. iorld 3f2428 The naier
ano acdreas or the Personal
Repre anaillve and ihe Personal
Raprabenlaiva's atnorne ara set
lorti, below
All creditors ,I Ihe oec6aenr and
otrer persona having claims or
derr.ar.dn againsI Decadent's
estal,. irncludlrg unmatured. corr.
lingerie or unliquldated claims,,
on whom a copy ofr Irni Notice is
served rr.uI Tile Ir,.lr claims wi rr,
Ihi Court WITHIN THE LATER
OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FiRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS iNOTCE OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COFPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
Al olr&I r : credrlorm ol Ie oecedant
and other persons having claims
or aemanda against aoe:danl s
e-tala, including r.rr.atured. con.
tlngeri or unilquioaled cilirrs.
mual filk etrlir claims *lir, ihis
C.-.urt WITHIrJ 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLIC.
CATION OF THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED,
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
The date of the first publication of
thIs Notice s No_ 2006 -
"er-onal Repre5nniaI .
SeIr ma Harrus Bryan
17819 Sunrise Drive
Lutz, FL 33549"
Attorney for Personal Repre-
sentative:
Jack G. Williams .
Florida Bar No. 159127
502 Harmon Avenue
Post Office Box 2176
Panama City, Florida 32402
Telephone: (850) 763-5368
As published In the Washington .
County News November 8, 15,
2006.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY, FLOR-
IDA
PROBATEDIVISION
Fle No.: 67-06-CP-141
Division:, -
IN RE: ESTATE OF.
IRENE BALDRIDGE
Deceased." .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate
of Irene Baldridge, deceased,
whose date of death was March

J. 2006. is per.ding irn Ine Circunt
Court lor Washingior. Country
Florida Prooate Division. lhe
adare.s al wnich is PosI 0f-
lice Bo> 647 Chiple.v Fionda
32-26S-0647 The nnea and
acar;..-:s45 ol Ir, prEor, al rap.
r,6enlal.le and Ine p-i.onai
repicei.iral, t':. artlome are meA
forh -bel. A
All Cre.c.rdltor, 0 e Ic -. -i ai na
oiner persons having claims or
demanas agalr. t decaen aer
estate on wr.c.rn a copy ot Ir
noc is requrequlred to c-e zeredl
muai f.li. inner claims win ir,
court WITHIN THE LATER OF
3 MONfTHS AFTER THE TIME
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM
All olhEr credtlor, Ol Il-he oca-
arnt ana other persons having
claims or demands again'
decaeni's estate must file their
claims wllth hli court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILEDWiTHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
IN SECTION 733 70? OF THE
FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE
ANY CLAIM FILED TWO 121
EARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH
IS BARRED.
The dale of IlisI pulicallion
of thris, nrotce I- tioemoer 6.
2006
Anorney and Personal Repre-
senlaelle
Timothy H Walli
Flonda Bar lo 559806
Posa Offica Box 155
Ec.nllay Florida 324?5-0155
Telephorna 16501 547-3644
Az puDIlaned In the Washinglon
County News Noember 8.
15 2006

Nolice of Heanr.g to Reviae
The Stuorat ProrpssAIn Plan
Washinrgqlon Countv Scnool
Boaro
December 11. 2006
5 30 p.m
Police i hIereby gian final on
Monday, December 11 al 5 30
PM Ine Wasningion County
S.:nool Board will review Iha
Sluaaer Progression Plan lor
nme Wahmin1on County Scnool
District
Tr.e revised plan, as well as H'3
purpose ard specific legal au.
thority under which its adoption
is authorized, and a summary of
the estimate of economic impact
of the proposed procedures on
all affected persons, Is given.
Development of School Pro-
cedures
Purpose,
To revise the Washington County
School Board Student Progres-
sion Plan to reflect changes as
prescribed by law.
Legal Authority ,
The Washington County School
Board is authorized under Chap-
ter 1000 through 1003 of the
Florida School Code to develop/
revise policy and procedures.
Economic Impact
The cost of promulgating the-
Student Progression Plan is
approximately $5.00 per docu-
ment.
Individuals wishing to obtain a
copy of the proposed proce-
dures may contact the Super-
intendant's Office at 652 Thirds
Street, Chipley, Florida.,
As published In the Washington
County News November11,15,
and December 2, 6,2006,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington County District
School Board will accept bids r
on a New Hydraulic Press Brake.
Specifications are available at

Ilne Scnool Boara office. 652
Thiro Street Cr..ply. Flonda Bids
will be accepted no later h3an
1 00 PM Decemoer 7. 2006,
in nme Scnool Board office and
will be awarded ai tte January
board mealing Mail or bring
biod in 'a e aled en% elopa marked
Sealed Bidas lor New Hydraulic
Plea t Baka, Bid 06-13' 10
Lhe acove adareaa The School
Er3ard reserves the nght to accept
or reJent any or all Did:
As published in mne Washington
County News November 15.
22. ?006
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR WASH-
INGTON COUNTY. FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 67-2006-CA-332
DIVISION
CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO
CHASE MANHATTAN MORT-
GAGE CORPORATION,
Plaintif.
0s
TIMOTHY CARROLL. st al.
Delandanilsi
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Juagmern
of mortgage Foreclosure date
November 06., 2006 arid entered
in Case No 67-2006-CA-332 of
Ihe Circuit Court 01 the FOUR-
TEENTH Judicial Circuit in ana for
WASHINGTON County, Florida
wnerein CHASE HOME FINANCE
LLC. SUCCESSOR BY MERG-
ER TO CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTGAGE CORPORATION,
is The Plailntiff na ndTIMOTHY
CARROLL: TANYA CARROLL:
TENANT 11 NiK/A JOHN DOE.
TENANT e2 N/i/A JANE DOE
are the Delendants, I will sell
to Ihe higher arnd best bidder
ior cah ai FRONT STEPS OF
THE WASHINGTON COUNTY
COURTHOUSE at 11 00AM. on
Lne 18 ay oel Dec 2006. the lol-
lowing described property as sel
forth in said Final Judgment:
THE SOUTH I,. OF THE NORTH
1,'2 OF THE NORTHWEST 1!4
OF THE SOUTHEAST 1O4 OF
THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SEC-
TION 24, TOWNSHIP t NORTH.
RANGE 13 WEST, WASHING-
TON COUNTY. FLORIDA A.K/A
ESTATE NUMBER 14. BLOCK 8
OF SILVER LAKE ESTATES PLAT
TOGETHER WITH THAT CER-
TAIN MOBILE HOME LOCATED
THEREON. SERIAL NUMBERS
11439675A & 11439675B
A.K,'A 4054 SINGER ROAD,
YOUNGSTOWN, FL 32466
Any person claiming an interest in
the surplusfrom the sale, If any,
other than the property owner as
of the date of the Lis Pendens
must file a claim within sixty (60)
days after the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal
of this Court on 11/6/, 2006;
Linda H. Cook
Clerkof the Circuit Court
By: K. McDanlel
Deputy Clerk
As published In the Washington
County News November 15,
22,2006
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY, FLOR-
IDA ,
CASE NO. 67-06-CA-431
VERNON B. ANDERSON and
DOLLY E. ANDERSON,
Plaintiffs,
V
MALGORZATA PITALA, and oth-
ers Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: John Murzanski
614 Dalton Place
Northbrook IL 60062-3906
Sophie Dykas
3641 S. Walcott
Chicago IL 60619
Malgorzata Pitala
ul. Narzymskldego 4
31-463 KRAKOW

POLAND
Ludwik Dykas
Romana Garbacik Kalita
Eugeniusz Carmac.k
Arnna Garoacik
Zofra GarD3GIK Garbien
Mana Garoacil Gill
Eminia Garback
EuQeriiuz2 GarbaciK
Jozefa Jurusik
Feiis Garbaclk
Jan Fransciszek Garoaclk
Taoeusz GaroacIK
Edward GaroaclK
Zofia Garbacik WypaseK
Czerlaw Carbacik
FranciszeK GsrbaclK
Bozena Sickiawcz Hendzil
Andrzej Slopklewlcz
AndrzeA Garbacik
Anna Garbacik '
Krystyna Garbacik Mazun
C/o General Consulate for Ihe
Republic o tPoland
1530 North Lake Snore Dnve
Chicago, illinois 60610
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action to quiel title to real prop-
erty on the following property in
Washington County, Florida.
Lot I, Block D, according to Oak
Hill Unit One, a subarvislor. ol pan
of Section 27, Township 2 North,
Range 14 Wesl, as shown in Piat
on file recorded in Plat Book 3.
Page 158. Public Records of
Washinglon County, Flornda
has been filed again you ana
you are required to serve a copy
ol your wntien defenses, 11 any.
to it on Timothy H. Wells, plain-
nffs' attomey, whose address i3
Post Office Box 155, Bonilfay,
Flonda 32425-0155 on or before
December 15, 2006. and file
the original with the clerk of this
court either before service on
plainnfs altorrey or immediately
thereafter. otherwise a default will
De entered against you for the
relief demanded in Ithe complain
ol petition
Dated November I, 2006.
LINDA H COOK
Clerk ol trie Circuit Court
By- K. McDanie
As Deputy Clerk
As puolisheo In the Washington
CountyNews Novemoer.15., 22,
29, and December 6. 2006
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
INVITATION TO BID
Cellular Service Bid 406-12
The Panhanale Area Educational
Consortium (PAEC) located ai
753 West Blvd.. Chipley, Florida.
whose fiscal agent Is Washing-
ton County School Board, will
be accepting bids on up to 50
cellular lines with rhmultiple year
pncing The deadline for submit-
ling ruas is Friday, December 15.
200i6,2:00pm CST. Complete bid
specifications and the response
requirements may be viewed at
the PAEC websate: www.iec
ori/AboutPAEC/erate.aspx Bids
will be opened Monday, Decem-
ber 18, 2006,i10:00am, at the
PAEC office located at 753 West
Blvd. Chipley, Florida. Bids may
be delivered or mailed In a sealed
envetooe marked "Sealed bid
for cellular service, Bid #06-12."'
Awarding of the bid is contingent
on funding and e-rate approval. A
requestforapproval will bemade
at the January 8,2007, Washing-"
ton County School Board meet-
ing. PAEC reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
As published In the Washington
County News November 15,
22,2006.

LEGALADVERTISEMENT
INVITATION TO BID, .
Fiber DS-3 Service, Bid #06-11
The Panhandle Area'Educational
Consortium (PAEC) located at

753 Wesl Blvd.. Chipley. Flonrida.
whose fiscal agenl is Wasning-
Ion County Scnool Board, will
be accepting bids on a liber
DS-3 telecommunications cir-
cun The deadline lor submitting
ia-d is Friday, December 15,
2006,2:00pm CST. Complete bid
speclflcatior and the response
requirements may be vlieaed at
the PAEC weosite" wiaw.pa0e.
orgAboutPAECerate asox Bids
will Do opened Monday, De-
cember 18. 2006, 8-30am, at
the PAEC office located at 753
West Blvd. Chipley. Florda Bids
may be delivered or mailed in a
sealed envelope marked -Sealed
bid for Fiber DS-3 Service, Bid
a06-11."Awarding ofl the bld is
contingent on fundring and a-ra1e
approval. A request for approval
will be made at the January 8,
2007, Washington County Scrnool
Boara meeting PAEC reserves
the nghl to accept or reflect any
or all bids.
As published in the Washington
County News November 15,
22. 2006.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate,
for Ihe project to Construct
Hangars at the Tn-County Airport
will be received by the Tn-County
Airport authonty until 4 p.m De-
cembar 13 2006 local time. at
the offices ol URS Corporation,
1367C South Railroad Avenue.
Chipley. Fionda 32428. All pro-
posals received will be publicly
opened and read aloud during
the Tn-Cournty Airport authonty'
regulany schedule monthly meet-
ing nela on december 14 2006
al 7.00 m.m al Ihe Tri-Counry
Airport terminal building. To pur-
, chase plans and speclfications,
or for more information please
call 850-638-8700
As published in me Washington
County News November 15.
22, 2006.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate.
for the project to Conslruct
Commercial Hanger. Apron, and
Taeiiane at theTn-County Airport
will be received by the Tn-County
Airport Authority unhl 4 p.m. De-
cember 13. 2006. local time, at
the offices of URS Corporation,
1367C South Railroad Avenue,
Chipley, Florida 32428. All pro-
posals received will be publicly
.opened and read aloud during
the Tn-Counly Airport autnorty's
regularly schedule monthly meet-
,ng held on December 14 2006
at 7-00 p.m. at the Ti-County
Airport Terminal building. To pur-.
chase plars and specifications
or for more information please'
call 850-638-8700.
As published in the Washington
County News November 15;
22, 2006.

Sealed proposals, In duplicate,
for the Partial Parallel Taxiway at
Tn-County Airport will be received
by the Tri-County Airport Author-
ity until 4 p.m. December 13.
2006. local time, at the offices of
URS Corporation, 1367C South
Railroad Avenue, Chipley, Florida
32428. All proposals received
will be publicly opened and
read aloud during the Tri-Coun-
ty Airport Authority's regular.
schedule monthly meeting held
on December 14 2006 at 7Z0
B.m.at the Tri-County Airport
Terminal building. To purchase
plans and specifications, or for
more Information please 'call
850-638-8700;
As published in the Washington
County News November 15,
22,2006.

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Turkey shoots
*Caryville Fire Depart-
ment Turkey Shoot will
be held Saturday, Nov. 18,
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. be-
side Caryville Town Hall,
Hwy. 90 West.
All ages welcomed to
participate. Participants
may use 2, 16,20, and 410
shells will be provided at
$2 per shell.
Barbecue sandwich
plates with a drink and
chips will be available for
$4 a plate.
*Gritney Fire Department
will host a turkey shoot on
Nov. 18. starting at 10 a.m.,
Prizes will include turkeys
and hams. Participants will
be allowed to use 12 gauge,
20 gauge, and 410 gauge
shotguns. Shells will' be
provided at $2 per shot.
For more information call,
548-4707 or 373-8036.

City Council
Chipley City Council
will hold a regular coun-
cil meeting on Tuesday,L
November :21, at 6 p.m.,
in the City Hall Council'
chambers located at 14421
Jackson Avenue. Chipley.

Five Points
Crime Watch
Due to conflicts with the.
regular Five Points Crime
Watch meetings, there will
be no meetings for the
months of November and
December.
For more information or
questions, call Jerry Havi-
land at 638-6217.

Kiwanis fruit sale
Chipley Kiwanis mem-
bers are conducting a.
fundraising drive through
November 30. They are
selling ....Nayel oranges.
ruby red grapefruit. and

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tangelos in 20 to 40 pound
boxes and assorted boxes
of fruits. To place an or-
der, contact David Solger
or any Kiwanis member.
Delivery will be Decehiber
14 and 15.

Tour of Homes
The annual Christmas
Tour of Homes in Chipley
will be held Sunday, Dec.
3, from 1-5 p.m. Tickets
are $5 and may be pur-
chased in advance from"
a Woman's Club member.
o:r by calling 638-8889 or
638-5550.
Chipley Woman's Club"
is sponsoring the tour
which begins at their club-
lhouse located at 607 Fifth
Street. Tour maps and
refreshments will be, avail-
able at the clubhouse.
Tickets may be pur--
chased at the clubhouse the
day of the tour.

Farm-City
Banquet
Washington County cel-,
ebrates Agriculture with'
the Annual Farm-City
Banquet at the Washington
County Agriculture Center.
6:00 p.m., Thursday. Nov.
16. The Farm-City Ban-
quet is a special time for
town's people and farmers
alike to come together and
recognize those w\ho make
significant contributions to
agriculture in Washington
County.
Our own Judge Colby
Peel will serve as master
of ceremonies. Recogni-
tions %\ill include Con-
servationist of the Year.
Distinguished Agriculture
Service Award, and of
course "Farm Family of-
the Year."
For more informa-
tion contact Washington
County .Extension at 850-

638-6180.

Christmas
Creations
Washington County
library will conduct its
fourth annual Christmas
Creations at the Library
for first through fifth grade
students. Classes will be
held Nov. 29, Dec. 6 and
Dec. 13., from 3-5 p.m
each day. The students will
make a decoration a week.
Pre-registration is re
quired. plus $1 per child
per week to be paid at the
time of registration.
Registration deadline
is Nov. 28. Sign up the li
brary. Class size is limited
to 20 children.

Plat Books
Washington County Plat
Directory) Books. are ready,
They are on sale for $40
each at the Washington
County appraiser's office.
The books will be made
available at other locations
within the county at a later
date.
The plat directory is
sponsored by Chipley
Kiwanis Club. For more
information. contact David
Solger at 638-1276.
Transportation
Disadvantaged
Coordinating
Board meets
Washington County
Transportation Disadvan
taged Coordinating Board
will meet Tuesday. Nov.
21, at 10 a.m. at the Wash
ington County Administra
tive Building, 1331 South
Boulevard. Chipley.
For additional informa
tion or questions, contact
Julia Pearsall at 1-800-226
8914. ext. 231 ort e-mail
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
CLOSED: Wausau Library, Vernon Library.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Holmes Council on Aging provides hot
meals and socialization.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley)
senior lunches, for reservations call 638-6217, donations ac-
cepted.
12 noon-Bonifay Kiwanis Club meeting. held at Blitch's
Restaurant in BonifaN.
7 p.m.-Depression and Bipolar Support Group-meets at
First Baptist Church educational annex building in Bonifav.
Call 547-4397.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. held at Ponce de Leon
Methodist Church, located on Main Street in Ponce de Leon.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16
7:30 a.m.-Washington County Chamber of Commerce
breakfast.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Vernon Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Holmes Council on Aging provides hot
meals and socialization.
10:30-11 a.m.-Chipley Library preschool storytime.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley)
senior lunches, for reservations call 638-6217. donations ac-
cepted.
1 p.m.-6 p.m.-Wausau Library open.
2 p.m. Hospice of the Emerald Coast grief support group,
held at Jackson County Public Library, 2929 Green Street,
Marianna.
3 p.m.-Vernon Garden Club meeting.
6 p.m.-TOPS meeting, held at Mt. Olive Baptist Church, located
three miles north of Bonifay on Hwy. 79.
8 p.m.-Narcotics Anonymous meeting, held at Blessed Trinity
Catholic Church in Bonifay.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held at New Hope Vol-
unteer Fire Station, located on Highway 2 in Holmes County.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17
8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Vernon Library open.
9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10 a.m.-5 p.m.-Wausau Library open.
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Homes Council on Aging provides bingo,
exercise, games, activities, hot meals and socialization.
10:30-11 a.m.-Wausau Library preschool storytime.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley.
senior lunches, for reservations call 638-6217, donations ac-
cepted.
7 p.m. Slocomb VFW dance until 10 p.m. Music by the
Country Boys. Admission $3: Children 12 and under free with
parents. No smoking or aIcohol. Door prizes and 50/50 give-
awa) ys.Refreshments available. .. ..- ..-...
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous-open meeting. held at Presby-
terian Church in Chiplev. i
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18
CLOSED: Wausau Library.
8 a.m.-12 noon-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-12 noon-Vernon Library open.
9 a.m.- 12 noon-Chipley Library open.
7-10 p.m. Geneva Senior Citizens Dance at Geneva Com-
munity Center, North Iris St., every Saturday for those 21 and
older. country music by the Flat County Band. Admission is

With the 2006 Pig Skin Picks contest winding down
and a weekend packed with upsets and surprises this
week's contest had only three'entries with two loses and
the top prizes being split between two people.
This week's winners of the combined top two prizes
were Lemual Suggs of Vernon and Oswald Vann of
Bonifay. Both entries had two losses and both had guess-
es of 38 points for the tiebreaker game between Tennes-
see and Arkansas. Arkansas won by the score of 31-14.
Both winners will earn $20 for the entries.
Third prizes goes to Dean Wilson of Bonifay. Wilson
also had two losses, but had a guess of 35 points.
Be sure to look in next week's paper for the final con-
test of the 2006 football season.

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8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held at Bethlehem
Masonic Lodge. located on Hwy. 177 in Holmes County.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19
8 p.m.-A.coholics Anonymous meeting, held in the board room
at Graceville Hospital in Graceville.
4-6 p.m.-Conversational English classes for internationals, held
at Shiloh Baptist Church. Contact church office. 638-1014 or
Karma Cook. 638-8418.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20
CLOSED: Holmes County Library, Wausau Library. Ver-
non Library.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Holmes Council on Aging provides bingo.
exercise, games, activities, hot meals and socialization.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in Chipley)
senior lunches. for reservations call 638-6217. donations ac-
cepted.
6 p.m 7:30 p.m.-Salvation Army Domestic Violence and
Rape Crisis Program (SADVP) \%ill be hosting a domestic

violence support group each Monday. The meeting will be
held at the SADVP Rural Outreach office at 1461 S. Railroad
Avenue, apartment one, in Chipley. Call 415-5999.
6:30-8:30 p.m.-Conversational English classes for internal
tionals, held at Shiloh Baptist Church. Contact church office
638-1014 or Karma Cook. 638-8418.
7 p.m.-Esther Masonic Lodge #144. Bonifay.
8 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. held at Blessed Trinity
Catholic Church, located on Hwvy. 177A. Bonifay.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21
8 a.m.-5 p.m.-Holmes County Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Vernon Library open.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Chipley Library open.
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.-Wausau Library open.
11 a.m.-Washington Council on Aging (located in ChipleN)
senior lunches, for reservations call 638-6217. donations ac
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6 p.m.-Holmes County School Board meeting.
8 p.m.-Narcotics Anonymous meeting, held at Blessed Trinit)
Catholic Church in Bonifay.

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Five generations
Five generations of the Curry Family got together recently at a luncheon at Iza-
gora Congregational Methodist Church. Pictured with Lady B. Curry (far right)
are her daughter Diane Brown, her granddaughter April White, her great-grand-
daughter Danielle Carter holding great-great-granddaughter, Alyssa Carter.

Cotton-Hutchinson wedding
Amanda Faye Cotton became the bride of Daniel
Ruben Hutchinson at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, in a cer-
M emony performed at Washington County Courthouse: r
fThe bride was attended by her mother. Teresa Cotton,
who gave her in marriage.
Amanda graduated from Crestview- High School in
2005, and Hutchinson is a 2000 Chipley High School
graduate. They plan to make their home at 6.16 Ray's
Place in Chipley.

Afterschool at the Library
Afterschool at the Library will host a program for,
grades one through five -on Wednesday. Nov. 15, be-
ginning at 3 p.m. at the Washington County library in
'Chipley. Olga Erdnieva is an exchange student from Rus-
sia. She will be discussing her homeland.

Bridge-A-Rama
The new season of play in Bridge-A-Rama will start
soon. Anyone interested in scheduled play of social
bridge, about once a month, is welcome to join.
The program benefits the Washington County Library
through a tax-deductible donation. Play is hosted at party
pair's homes at mutually agreeable times for seven con-
tests. "Join the group and help the library with needed
items," Fred Lavender urges bridge players.
Those interested should call Lavender at 638-1612 to
join, or for more information.

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Special prices on bulk orders.
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NAACP meets
The monthly meeting
of the Northwest Florida
Branch of NAACP will be
7 p.m. Monday,. Nov. 20, at'
New Bethel AME Church,
Highway 90 East, Bonifay.
This branch, No. 5486, in-
cludes Holmes, Walton and
Washington counties.
All members are, in-
vited to attend. Officers
will be elected, as well as
executive members for
2007-2008. Non-members
are invited to be there and
observe the workings of the
branch.
Fees foi adults who
would d like to join the local
NAACP are -$30 per year.
A lifetime membership is
a one-time fee of $750 (or.
$75 per year for ten years.
Youngsters, 17 and younger
can join for $15, with a Cri'-
sis magazine or $10 without
*a Crisis magazine.,
For more information,
call (850) 535-2573. Ray-
mond Jackson is president
of Branch 5486 and George
Vann is first vice president.,

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Cumbie-Gray engagement,
Patricia' Cumbie along with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cumbie, all of Apopkka, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Allison to Zach Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gray of Bonifay.
Patricia is a graduate of Central Florida Community
College. She is employed with a local hospital as a reg-
istered nurse.
Zach is a graduate of Chipola Community College
where he earned an Associate Degree of Nursing. He is
employed with a local hospital.
The wedding is planned for Saturday, Nov. 25, at 10
a.m., at Robert Fowler Park in Geneva. Ala. A recep-
tion will follow at Oak Grove Pentecostal Ministries in
Bonifay. No local invitations will be sent, all family and
friends are invited to attend.

'Coping With the
Holidays'
If you would like to
leamn more about how to
cope with the holidays and
gain: insight into the griev-
ing process, Covenant
.Hospice is offering a free
"Coping with the Holidays"
program from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. Thursday. Nov. 16 at
the First, United Methodist
Church located at 207 East
Virginia Ave: in Bonifay.
, This program is for any
# ad1t.A- coping with the loss
of a friend or family mem-
ber through death, military
deployment. divorce or
any number of losses.

Participants will learn
about the grieving process
and normal grief reactions,
coping strategies for the
holidays, supporting some-
one who is grieving and,
much more. To register.
please call (850) 482-8520
or (888) 817-2191.

'Christmas
on the Square'
"Christmas on the
Square will be held in
Blountstown, Magnolia
Square on Saturday, Dec. 2
beginning at 9a.m.
There will be arts and
crafts booths, food ven-
dors and all type of activi-
ties and entertainment for
children and family.
Enjoy the annual Christ.
mas parade scheduled to
begin at 6 p.m., then stay
for a free street dance af.
terwards. Everyone are
invited for a wonderful
shopping and family time.

Cancer Support
Group meets
Doctors Memorial Hos.
pital is hosting a Cancer
Support Group each Mon.
day at 5:30 p.m. during
November in the dining
room of Doctor's Memo.
rial Hospital in Bonifay.
The purpose of the
group is to provide sup.
port for cancer patients and
their families as they deal
with their individual type
of cancer.
Anyone affected by can-
cer is invited to attend one
or all the Cancer Support
Group meetings. For more
information call Diane
Little, 510-3779; Sharon
Garner, 547-1120 ext. 252;
or Madeline McFatter, 547.
2376.

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Wednesday, November 15, 2006, Washington County News/Holmes County Times-Advertiser, 3B

The thrill
Saturday, Nov 4. over
100 children and adults at-
tended the first Head Start
soccer tournament, spon-
sored by Tri-County Head
Start. Children ages three
and four from Holmes.
Washington, and Walton
' counties participated in
several games at the park
in Caryville.

Kennith
Lee Vaughn
Kennith Lee Vaughn
turned three on Oct 30. He
is the son of Willie and
Kathee Vaughn.
Kennith celebrated at
with a pizza party at a local
restaurant with his parents
r.jand' big brother. He also
enjoyed a trip to Dis-
ney World with his Aunt
Debbie. Uncle Carl. and
two cousins. Holly and
Heather.

Chipola Regional
Arts Association
Daniel Powell. Chipola
College music instructor
will be the guest speaker at
the Chipola Regional Arts
Association's Dutch-treat
luncheon at Jim's Buffet
in Marianna at 11:30 a.m.
on Nov. 21. The public is
invited to attend.

'One-People-
One-Voice'
"One-People-One-Voice"
Conference will be held
Nov. 30. Dec. 1 and 2. at
the Graceville Civic Cen-
ter. Activities will include
Youth Explosion, a semi-
formal mother/ daughter
luncheon, and youth,
men's, and women's work-
shops. For tickets or for
more information call 850-
415-1600.

Weatherization
Program
Tri-County Community
Council's Weatherization
Program is designed to
help reduce the energy
burden on low-income
-residents by installing cost-

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of victory at Head Start soccer

A number of dads and
moms. grandparents, aunts
and uncles helped the staff
coach, and assisted will the
teams and the tournament.
Everyone had a great
time. Although no scores
were recorded, an onlooker
would not have known it
by the cheers and shouts
from supporters and chil-

dren. Lunch was provided
after the games. Awards
were presented to coaches
and children. Each child
who participated in the
soccer program received
a certificate and a soccer
ball that seemed to be the
highlight of the day.
Plans are under way for
T-ball season, and Head

Start hopes to plan other
activities that will continue
to encourage adult in-
volvement in the lives and
education of the children.
For more information
about Head Start, or other
services offered, call the
Head Start Administration
office at 548-9900 or visit
a Head Start Center.

National Hospice Month and Veterans Day
Covenant Hospice recently held an open house to celebrate National Hospice
Month and Veterans Day. Keynote speaker Master Sgt. John Brewer, Air Force
Reserves. (above right) assisted in the presentation of pins and certificates to Cov-
enant Hospice'staff and volunteers who served m the military. The open house was
attended by dozens of community members and included an all-American lunch
and patriotic songs sung by the Riverside Elementary "Beaver" Chorus of Mari-
anna. Special guest and hospice patient, Former Washington County News writer
Lester Riley (above left) closed the ceremony by reading a touching poem he au-
thored about the heroic men and women fighting overseas for our freedoms.

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their safety.
These measures in-
clude. window, exterior
door. weather stripping
and threshold replacement,
minor floor and ceiling
repairs as well as attic and
waterline insulation.
For more information
on this program, contact
Carol Edwards at (850)
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Players sought
The Panama City Lady
Lighting is seeking elite
girl's fastpitch softball
players for their upcoming
spring season ages 10-12.
Please contact 850-276-
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For more on the Lady
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Community
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Washington/Holmes
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GED testing site. The GED
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once each month. Prep
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Pictured from left, are: Chipola sophomore Beverly
Pollock, US Rep. Allen Boyd and Chipola freshman
Savannah Whigham.

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Two Chipola College students gave testimonials
recently about help they received from Chipola's Edu
national Talent Search program. The students addressed
college and public school officials and Congressman Al-
len Boyd who were attending Chipola's annual Superin.
tendents and Principals Breakfast on Oct. 19.
Savannah Whigham was in the Talent Search Program
at Ponce de Leon High School. She graduated in 2006
and is now a freshman nursing major at Chipola with a
part-time job at the college. She plans to earn a BSN and
MSN at FSU. Whigham said, "I just don't know where
I'd be today without all the direction that I was given
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Chipola College
Chamber Chorus
All singers are invited
to join members of the
Chipola College Cham-
ber Chorus in singing
the Christmas portion of
Handel's Messiah.
The performance is set
for Sunday, Dec. 3, at 2
p.m., in the Chipola Arts
Center.
Rehearsal times are 6:30
to 8:30 p.m., Monday, Nov.
20; Tuesday, Nov. 28; with
a dress rehearsal on Satur-
day, Dec. 2, from 8:30 to
10:30 a.m. Rehearsals will
be held in the McLendon
Fine Arts Building, Room
11108.
Chipola's new Choral
Instructor, Lenore Hample,
will lead rehearsals and
direct the Messiah per-
formance. Hample has
a bachelor's degree in
organ performance and a
master's degree in choral
conducting. The College
Chorus is accompanied by
Dr. Josh Martin, Chipola's
newest piano faculty pro-
fessor.
Female chorus' mem-
bers will dress in long
black skirts or dress pants
and long-sleeved white
blouses.
Malemembers willwear
black dress pants, long-
sleeved white .dress shirts
and-black ties.
Messiah scores and
rehearsal CD's of voice,
specific parts are available
from the Fine Arts Office.
For additional infor-
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at the home of longtime friends Otis
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With Halloween as the theme, all mem-
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guests, were decked out in their costume
finest.
The bride's mother and stepfather,
Cheryl and Charles Withrow, who dressed
as a hobo couple, gave Amanda in mar-
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As spooky music played, Charles
walked Amanda down a jack-o-lantern-
lined aisle to an arbor decorated with or-
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The bride wore a red and black taffeta
gown with a full-length, black-lace shrug
and matching black-veiled hat topped
with a large spider. She carried a bouquet
of black and red silk roses.
The groom took a page from the Blues
Brothers, as he dressed up as Jake, com-
plete with shades and large ears.
Attendants included maid of honor,
Misty Hall, dressed in black leather
\ith heavy makeup; best man, Ronald
'"Bulldog" Wood, who came as a girl:
the groom's sister, Jazmyn Campbell.
stunning as a Grecian goddess and the
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Tabitha Peavy also served as a flower
girl. She looked quite pretty dressed as a'
genie and throwing the same leaves.
Joseph Kuechler, son of the bride, car-
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powers afforded him from the costume
he wore for the evening, while Bradley
Peavy,, dressed as Count Dracula, handled
the groom's ring.
Becky Baxley, dressed all in black with
exquisite red wings protruding from her
floor-length cape. performed the civil
ceremony.
The reception, presided o er by the
groom's mother, Jackie Campbell; aunt,
Debbie Snell and grandmother, Lunett
Black\\ell provided the guests with hot
and cold hors d'oeuvres arid a variety
of beverages as well as an unusual three-.
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spider \\ebs.
A honeymoon at an undisclosed loca-
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under the Delayed Entry Program. The program gives
young men and women the opportunity to delay entering
active duty for up to one year.
McDuffie has reported to Fort Benning, Columbus.
Ga., for active duty. He is the son of Gregory and Eliza-
beth McDuffie of Highway 185, Westville.
Brandi L. Helms has joined the United States Army
under the Delayed Entry Program. The program gives
young men and women the opportunity to delay entering
active duty for up to one year. Helms will report to Fort
Jackson, Columbia, S.C., for basic training on August 21.
2007. She is the daughter of Maggie Heelan of Adams
St., Laurel Hill, and Lance Helms of Helms St., Vernon.
Jacob W. Kelly has joined the United States Army
under the Delayed Entry Program. The program gives
young men and women the opportunity to delay entering
active duty for up to one year. Kelly, a 1996 graduate of
Holmes County High School, Bonifay, Fla., will report to
Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga., for active duty on Novem.
ber 16. He is the son of Mary J. Land of Moss Hill Road.
and Hilton P. Kelly, both of Vernon, Fla.
Army Pvt. Andrew B. Ramsey recently graduated
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Holmes County Times-Advertiser
Wednesday November 15, 2006

Chipley shocks undefeated

Chiefs in opening round, 20-14

MERLE EASTMAN
Sports Correspondent
The possibility of a FH-
SAA Class 2B state cham-
bionship became a stronger
* possibility on Friday night
as the Chipley Tigers trav-
elled to Bratt and defeated
the undefeated Northview
Chiefs in the regional
semifinals, 20-14.
* The game began with
Chipley winning the toss
and deferring to the second
half. Northview received
the opening kickoff and
Travion Lockett returned

Chipley's running game
was held in check, but the
passing of Hunter Park
was the difference in the
game.

the kick 85 yards, weav-
ing through Tiger would-
be tacklers for the game's
opening score. The PAT
attempt was good and the
Chiefs led 7-0 with on 16
seconds off the clock.
The Tigers, led by the
passing of senior quar-
terback Hunter Park, re-
bounded from this opening
shocker to lead the Tigers
to a 14-7 half time lead.
Both offenses were held
in check by the defenses,
until Park connected with
Zack Lee for a 46-yard
touchdown pass.
The PAT by Brandon
Sikora was good and the
Game was tied at 7-7.
The scoring drive fea-
tured six consecutive
completed passes and con-
sumed three minutes off
the clock.
Later in the second quar-
ter, following a Chief punt
that rolled out of bounds at
the 49-yard line, Park led
a scoring drive that was
finalized with a four-yard
touchdown .pass to Zach
Schaubhut. The PAT by

Sikora was good and the
Tigers lead 14-7 at the half.
Northview's came back
in the second half with a
game tying drive as Lock-
ett scored from two yards
out. The PAT was good for
the tie with 1:15 left in the
third quarter.
The ensuing kickoff was
taken by Denzell Everett
at the 20-yard line and re-
turned to the Chiefs' 44.
The drive was highlight-
ed by a fourth-down con-
version to keep the drive
alive. Joe Green capped it
off with a two-yard touch-
down run to give the Tigers
the lead. The PAT was no
good and the score was 20-
14, Chipley.
Following the kickoff,
the Chiefs drove to the
Chipley nine-yard line,
where Green intercepted
a pass for the Tigers and
ended the Chiefs threat.
Park ran out the clock,
securing the win and the
Tigers advancing to the
next round.
Hunter Park finished the
game with over 160 yards--

The possibility of a.FHSAA Class 2B state championship became a stronger pos-
sibility on Friday night.as the Chipley Tigers travelled to Bratt and defeated the
undefeated Northview Chiefs in the regional semifinals, 20-14.

passing and two touch-
downs.
Schaubhut led the team
with eight catches for 68
yards and one touchdown.
The team was held in
check with only 38 yards
rushing.
"We played hard, we

had some injured starters
down. Our starting tail-
back was not there which
explains our running game.
But overall I was proud of
our effort," said Chipley
Coach Dilly Webb.
The Tiger defense was
led by seniors Shane Kriser

and Cody Deschenes with
seven tackles each. All the
seniors stepped up for this
big win for the Tigers.
Chipley will travel to
Blountstown for a rematch
of the game that Blount-
stown won three weeks
ago.

Graceville cruises in opening-round win over John Paul II, 64-20

GAIL MOUL
Sports Correspondent
Graceville's Tigers
hosted the John Paul II
Catholic High School
Panthers Friday night
in the first round of the
District 1-1B playoffs.
Graceville played like
district champs this night,
beating the visitors deci-
siyely'64-20. .. '.
Graceville, now 5-4,
will travel to Tallahas-
see this Friday to face
the FAMU High School
Baby Rattlers.,
Things happened, so
fast in Graceville during
Friday's game that the.
announcer said, "The
two-point conversion is
good," when actually the
Tigers were scoring an-
other touchdown.
I will attempt to ex-
plain. In the first quarter
at the 4:01 mark, the
Tigers led 28-0. That's
right, four touchdown's
n eight minutes. And
John Paul had two pos-
sessions as well.
. Graceville received the
opening kickoff and was
forced to punt from their
owni 35 at the 9:20 mark.
At 6:53, a Panther fum-
bled and Chris Moore re-
covered at the John Paul
24. Jay Jay Laster got 19
yards to the five.
He was stopped on
first down, but. scored a
touchdown on second-
and-goal.
Tissi Robinson's kick
vwas good. On the kickoff
a, Panther fumbled near
his 10. Darnel Laster
scooped it up and scored.
The kick was good and
the score was Tigers 14,
John Paul 0.
At 6:59 there was
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ing at the three. Leron Chris Mills stood in his
Hoover scored. Robinson end zone to punt. It was
kicked and it was 21-0. blocked, and Montrez
Time 6:41; 7:14, 6:59, 6: Bullock caught the ball in
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The Tigers got pos- the touchdown. The kick
session again at the 4: was no good.
32 mark. Lee Steverson The Tigers were up
completed a pass to 37-0 at the 2:31 mark and
Courtney Robinson for going into halftime.
a' one-yard touchdown at In the third quarter the
the 4:01 mark. Panthers got on the score-
The kick was good and board on a 52-yard pass
the Tigers led 28-0 as the from Andrew Kilpatrick
first quarter finally came to Robert Chambers. The
to a close, two-point attempt was. no
On the first play of good.
the second quarter, Tissi The visitors scored
Robinson kicked a 39- again 'at the 3:52 mark
yard field goal. Tigers as Dale Harrison went in
31-0, time 12:00. from the two. This two-
Graceville was sub- point pass play was good
bing freely now. Chris and the score was Tigers,
Moore and Darnel Laster 31 Panthers, 14.
were in the backfield. At The Tigers would
the 4:34 mark, Stephen not be outdone. Jay Jay
Burdeshaw's punt pinned Laster ran 21 yards for
the Panthers at their the touchdown at the 2:

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Lady Lightning wins World Series

Just four months ago the
Panama City Lady Lightning
14U fastpitch softball team
won the United States Fast-
pitch Association (USFA)
World Series held at Frank
Brown Park on Panama City
Beach.
Mary Elizabeth Pippin of
Bonifay and Jessica Bush of
Chipley were members of
the World Series Champi-
onship team. However, one
World Series Championship
wasn't enough for Pippin
and Bush. Last weekend
they combined with six
other players from Bonifay
and two from Panama City
to win the high school divi-
sion of the USFA Fall World
Series for the Panama City
Lady Lightning.
After winning the World
Series in July, Lady Lightning
President Bubba Hill recruit-
ed Kelly Pippin of Bonifay
to coach the Lady Lightning
High School division in the
Fall Season. Coach Pippin in
turn recruited Scott Bush of
Chipley to assist him.
Pippin said, "It was only
logical for Scott to help me.
His daughter, Jessica, is one
of the best pitchers in the
area and if she was going to
be one of my pitchers, who
better to call her pitches than
her dad?"
Pippin said he used ap-
proximately 15 different girls
through the course of the fall
season, which consisted of
four tournaments. "The ros-
ter was never the same from
one tournament to the next",
Pippin said. Bubba Hill was
very instrumental in round-.
ing up players from Panama
City and Stephanie Pippin,
who coaches the JV softball
team at Holmes County High
School, recruited HCHS
players as needed.

The Fall World Series
team was no exception. As
it turned out, seven of the
ten players on the Lady
Lightning's roster for the
Fall World Series also play
softball for HCHS.
The World Series Cham-
pionship team consisted
of Mary Elizabeth Pippin,
Rachel Gavin,. Crystal
Thompson, Anna Keen;,
Sierra Jackson, Mikaela
Strickland, Lacey Russ (all
from HCHS), Jessica Bush
(Chipley High School), Nan-
cy Bottoms (Mosley High
School) and Haley Brannen-.
(Arnold High School).
Though there weren't
as many teams in the Fall
World Series as there was in
the Summer World Series,
Pippin said the competition
was equally intense. The
Lightning began the tourna-
ment Saturday with two pool
play games and then moved
on to the double elimination
bracket.
In pool play they defeated
the Tallahassee Sidewinders
5-1 behind the pitching of
sophomore Jessica Bush.
Bush pitched all five innings
striking out 13 while walk-
ing four and allowing just
two hits. Offensively, Sierra
Jackson hit a triple and a
single, Anna Keen added a
pair of singles While Crystal
Thompson and Rachel Gavin
each contributed singles.
In the second pool play
game against an older very
talented Dothan Patriot team,
Pippin turned to sophomore
Rachel Gavin to handle
the pitching duties. Gavin
pitched all five innings
striking out 10, walked
none and allowed four hits
and two runs in the 2-0 loss.
The Lightning only managed
to get singles from Mary

Elizabeth Pippin and Haley
Brannen.
When the Lady Lightning
began play in the elimina-
tion round Pippin called on
his daughter, Mary Elizabeth,
in game onei
In a blind draw the
Lightning again drew the
Tallahassee Sidewiiders.
The Lightning defeated the
Sidewinders 15 0. Pippin
pitched a no-hitter in the
complete game win that %\as
shortened to three innings b
the mercN rule.
The Lightning were faced
with a very good High Inten-
sity team from Niceville in
game two of the elimination
round which began Sunday
at noon.
Pippin again called on
Mary Elizabeth Pippin to
handle the pitching .duties.
Once again Pippin % as up to
the challenge as the Light-
ning defeated High Intensity
in a game that required two
extra innings to decide the
winner.
After four complete in-
nings the time limit had
expired with the game dead-
locked 0 0. Each team then
placed their last out from the
previous inning on second
base and tried to push across
the run.
Neither team managed to
score the, run after the first
extra inning nor was High
Intensity able to score in their
half of the sixth inning.
However, in the bottom
of the sixth, the Lightning
placed Nancy Bottom on
second base. Coach Pippin
then called on Lacev Russ
to bunt Bottoms over to
third, With one out. Mikaela
Strikland was asked to bunt.
which she did perfectly for a
hit but Bottoms was tifiable
to score. With two out and

The World Series Championship team consisted of Mary Elizabeth Pippin, Rachel
Gavin, Crystal Thompson, Anna Keen, Sierra Jackson, Mikaela Strickland, Lacey
Russ (all from HCHS), Jessica Bush (Chipley High School), Nancy Bottoms (Mosley
High SchoolI and Haley Brannen (Arnold High School).

runners on second and third.
Jessica Bush lined a shot in
deep left-center field that
scored the winning run.
With this victors,, the
Lightning was catapulted
into the championship game
with no losses.
High Intensity would have
to beat the Lightning tw ice or
the Lightning would capture
the title.
In the championship game..
Pippin called on Bush to
perform the pitching duties.
Bush pitched four innings
and struck out 4 while allow -
ing one hit and tIwo w alks.
The Lightning was ahead 2
0 after four innings. In the
top of the fifth Bush %walked
the lead-off batter and the
next batter hit a flair to right
field that fell for a hit.
With runners on second
and third and no outs Coach
Pippin relieved Bush with
Rachel Gavin. The first pitch
to the next batter crossed
up the catcher and the ball
bounced away and the run-
ner on third darted for home.
As the catcher tossed the ball
toward Gavin at the plate,
the ball hit the runner's foot

and was kicked toward the
first-base dugout allowing
another run to score.
With the score tied 2 2,
Gavin got the batter to pop
up to the catcher and struck
out two other batters to end
the inning. In the bottom of
the fifth, Mikaela Strickland
led off with a single. Lacey
Russ was used to pinch-run
for Strickland. Russ stole
second base and third base.
She was later knocked in
for the go ahead run by Jes-
sica Bush %\ho hit a shot off
third-base's glove that was
deflected down the third
base line for a base hit. With
a one-run lead going into the
top of the last inning, Pippin
knew his team was in the
driver's seat.
Sure enough, Gavin got
the first batter to fly out to
Russ at second, struck out
the next batter and got the
last batter to fly out to Jack-
son in center field to clinch
the USFA Fall World Series
Championship.
"There wasn't a doubt
in my mind that Rachel
wouldn't close the deal.
She's that good. You know

she's in total command when
she's in the circle. I have that
kind of confidence in all of
our pitchers. They're among
the best high school pitch-
ers around, and they're all
only sophomores. I also had
Crystal Thompson, who is
a junior, at my disposal if I
would have been in a situa-
tion where I just had to have
her pitch for me.
"But, i promised her
I would let her rest and
wouldn't make her pitch,
but I know she would have
if I would have asked her. So,
I really had four of the top
pitcher's around on my team,
what a luxury for a coach,"
said Pippin.
In the Championship
game the offense was led by
.Bush who had a double and
a pair of singles, Anna Keen
had a triple and a single.
Sierra Jackson had a pair. of
singles, Crystal Thompson
had a double and Mikael.i
Strickland had a single.
The World Series wrapped
up the Lady Lightning's fall
ball. They will start back
up for summer travel ball
around March.

Gobble Golf
tournament set
Holmes County Rec-
reational Association an-
nounces the Gobble Golf
Tournament, to be held on
Saturday, Nov. 18, at Dog-
wood Lakes Country Club.
The tournament will be a
four person scramble and
will begin at 9 a.m. Entry
fee is $50 per person and
includes: lunch, T-shirt, and
"Longes
t drive & Closest to pin"
contests. Mulligans will
be available for purchase.
Cash prizes for first, second,
and third place winners.
Special "Longest Drive
and Closest to Pin" Contest,
for kids 12 and under, im-
mediately following tourna-
ment. Cost is $10 for each
entrant 12 and under.
All entry forms may be

obtained at Dogwood Lakes
Country ,.Club. at loeal;'
bdtifiesses in' town. ort'_
contacting Melea Flanary at
(850) 547-2425 or Kristen
Nelson at (850) 638-551.
There are still have a few
sponsorship spots available.
Tournament is being held
for the "Take Stock in Chil-
dren" Scholarship Program,
benefiting a local recipient
at the end of the 2006/2007.
school year.
All support this impor-
tant fund raiser is greatly
appreciated.

Steak plate sale
Holmes County Lady
Blue Devils softball team
will be selling steak plates
on Nov. 17 from 11 a.m,
until.
They will be on the cor-
ner of Highway 90 and 79.
Pre-orders are being taken

at 547-9000. Plates will
include steak. bake' po-
Uito, green"beans roll and
desert. Price of plates will
be $10.

Little Indians
Club underway
The Chipola College
men's basketball team in-
vites boys and girls ages 6-
12 to join the Little Indians
Club.
Practices are: Nov. 16.
and 30, Dec. 14, Jan. 4. 18.
and 20 at 6 p.m.. .
The $20 membership
fee includes: Little Indians
t-shirt, instruction from
Chipola players and coach-
es, and the opportunity to
perform during Chipola
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Book sale
A book sale, sponsored
by the Chipley Friends of
the Library, will be held
Friday, Nov. 17, from 9
a.m. 4'p.m. and Saturday,
Nov. 18, from 9 a.m. until
noon at the historic library
on Fifth Street in Chipley.
Recent best sellers cost
as little as $1 and paper-
backs range from ten cents
to a quarter. Stock up now
on reading material for the
winter months ahead. Sets

of books maybe purchased
for $2. In some cases,
make an offer.
Anyone wanting to
donate books for the sale
should call the library or
Susan Roberts. "Donated
books can be brought
to the historic library or
Susan will pick them up,"
said Linda Norton.
All proceeds are used
to fund projects for the
public library in Chipley.
For more information, call
Linda Norton at 638-1314

or Susan Roberts at 638-
7995.

Fund-raiser
In conjunction with the
Holmes Correctional In-
stitution, the Bonifay Fire
Department Toys for Tots
effort has repaired and
refinished a one-of-a-kind
chopper style bicycle to be
raffled.
The Bonifay Fire De-
partment supplied the
bicycle as well as all mate-

rials to repair it. The labor
was graciously donated by
the Vocational Auto Body
class at Holmes Correc-
tional Institution.
Bonifay Fire Depart-
ment would like to thank
HCI for their assistance.
HCI completed this work
.expecting nothing mon-
etary or otherwise.
Anyone interested in
purchasing a ticket should
see a fireman, visit Jerkins,
or see Travis at The Bank
of Bonifay.

Literacy
Volunteers, Inc.
Literacy Volunteers of
Washington County, Inc
is seeking volunteers to
become Laubach Certified
Tutors and help an adult
learn to read. Call Linda
Marinaccio at 638-6317.

AWF wrestling
The American Wres-
tling Federation returns
to Chipley Saturday, No-

vember 18, 8 p.m. at the
T.J. Roulhac Enrichment
and Activity Center. Tick-
ets $6 general admission.
Card subject to last-minute
change. Proceeds ben.
efit the T.J. Roulhac Center.
Call 638-7183 for informa-
tion.
Mediation vols
Volunteers are being
sought for the County Me.
diation Services program
of the 14th Judicial Circuit.
Call (850) 914-6327.

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Billie Burress, 77
Billie F. Burress of
Panama City died Nov. 5
in a hospital there. She was
born in Fort Smith, Ark.,
and had lived in Panama
City Beach since 1994.
She was a military wife,
following her husband on
assignments all over the
world.
Burress was a member
of St. Andrew Baptist
Church. She had worked as
a volunteer for years at the
St. Andrew Benevolence
Center, and was involved
in the intercessory prayer
group at the church.
Survivors include
her husband of 56 years,
James Burress of Panama
City Beach; her children
and their spouses, James
and Deborah Burress III
of Acworth, Ga., Stepha-
nie and Gene Holley of
Chipley; one grandchild,
two step-grandchildren,
and a nephew.
Services were held Nov.
10 at St. Andrew Baptist
Church in Panama City
with Dr. Michael Claunch
officiating.
Burial followed at Ever-
green Memorial Gardens
with Kent-Forest Lawn
Funeral Home of Panama
City directing.
.-Memorial contributions
may be made to the St.
Andrew Baptist Church
Benevolence Center.
Ronald Miller Sr., 76
Ronald Eben Miller Sr.
of Bonifay' died Nov. 6 at
his home. He was born Oct.
5, 1930, in Walton County
to John Eben and Foye
(Mitchell) Miller.
Miller was of the Meth-
odist faith and was a mem-
ber of Vernon Methodist
Church. He was retired
from Stone Containers
as forest technician. He
was a member of Wausau
Masonic Lodge No. 39 in
Wausau, Shaddi Temple
and the Scottish Rites in
Panama City, and VFW
Post 10085 in Vernon.
Survivors include his
wife, Eamestine Miller of
Bonifay; two sons, Ron-
ald E. Miller Jr. and wife,
Faye, of Prattville, Ala.,
and John Randall Miller
of Lynn Haven; two sisters,
Geraldine Miller of Red
Bay and Royce Jean Wing-
ate of Pensacola, and two
grandchildren.
Funeral was Nov. 9 at
Vernon Methodist Church
with the Revs. Allen Shef-
field, Carlos Finch and
Roger Dale Hagan offici-
ating.
Burial followed in Hard
Lab. "-emetery with
P- vn Funeral Home of
y directing.
2. Best, 62
John Earnest Best of Al-
tamonte Springs died Nov.
8. He was born Dec. 14,
1943, in Graceville.
Best received his diplo-
ma from Georgia Military
College and his A.A. and
B.A. degrees from Chipola
College. He was a U.S.
Army Vietnam Veteran,
from which a Purple Heart
is pending. He was a tele-
communication engineer
with Bechtel Corp.
Survivors include his
wife, Audrey Best; parents,
John D. and Doris Best of
Chiplev; children, Michael

Sol and Megan Star Best;
stepchildren, Lee and wife,
Heather, James and wife,
Diane, Bo and wife, Angie
Guthrie, Rayanne Gainer
and Keandall Ferguson;
two brothers, Glenn and
Gene Best;' a sister and
brother-in-law, Lois and
Stafford Bell, many un-
cles, aunts, cousins, neph-
ews and nieces. <
Funeral was Nov. 11 at
Bethel Baptist Church with
the Revs. Jack Faircloth
and Kent Lampp officiat-
ing.
Burial, with full mili-
tary honors by Ameri-
can Legion Post 241 of
Sneads, followed in the
church cemetery. James &
Lipford Funeral Home of
Graceville was in charge'
of arrangements.
Mattie Register, 90
Mattie Bell Register of
Poplar Springs community
died Nov. 9. She was born
Aug. 16, 1916, in Geneva
County, Ala., to the late
L.M. and Annie Outlaw
Carswell.
She was a homemaker
and an active member of
Bethel Baptist Church.
Survivors include her
husband of 73 years, Park
Jackson Register; two sons,
Max"Register of Madison
Heights, Va., and Jimmy
Register of Bonifay; four
daughters, Nadine Tillery
of Graceville, Gertha Lea-
cock of Menasha, Wisc.,
Katie Ratcliffe of Amos-
ville, Va., and Charlene
Manes of'Rockham, S.D.;
four brothers, Leonard
Carswell of Graceville,
Marvin Carswell of Palm
Harbor, Lex Carswell
of Statesboro, Ga., and
Howard Carswell of West
Branch, Iowa; 19 grand-
children and several great-
grandchildren.
Funeral was Nov. 12 at
Bethel Baptist Church with
the Revs. Kent Lampp and
Chester Padgett officiat-
ing.
Burial followed in the
church cemetery with
James & Lipford Funeral
Home of Graceville direct-
ing.
Memorials may be made
to Covenant Hospice, 4440
Lafayette Street, Suite C,
Marianna, FL 32446
Jessie Hinson, 88
Jessie Lee Hinson of
Graceville died Nov. 8.
She was born Feb. 1, 1918,
in Calhoun County, Ala., to
the late Mose and Lela Tew
Ham.
She was a homemaker
and a member of Damas-
cus Baptist Church.
She was preceded in
death by a son, Donald
Hinson, and a grand-
daughter, Robyn Hinson
Campbell.
Survivors include her
husband, Joseph Lee "Joe"
Hinson; a son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Robert and
Ruby Hinson, daughter-in-
law, Gloria Hinson; and
sister, Ades White, all of
Graceville; four grandchil-
dren and four great-grand-
children.
Service was held Nov.
11 in the funeral home cha-
pel with the Rev. Chester
Padgett officiating.
Burial followed in Da-
mascus Cemetery with
James & Lipford Funeral

Home of Graceville direct-
ing.
Mary J. Wood, 89
Mary Julia (Herring)
Wood of Chipley died Nov.
10. She was born Nov. 8,
1917, in Lake City to Mr.
and Mrs. L.A. Herring.
She had lived in Chipley
since moving there from
Montgomery, Ala., in
1943.
She was retired from
Washington County School
System as guidance coun-
selor for Roulhac School.
She was of the Methodist
faith and a member of First
United Methodist Church
in Chipley.
She was a member of
Chipley Garden Club,
Woman's Club, Friends of
the Library, United Meth-
odist Women and the Delta
Kappa Gamma Society.
She was preceded in
death by her husband, Ed
Wood.
Survivors include two
sons, Scott Herring Wood
and wife, Jackie, of Menlo
Park, Calif., Ed Wood
III and wife, Linda, of
Chipley; a daughter, Mary
Delaney Wood Johnides
and husband, Steven, of
San Francisco; one brother,
Robert Harkness Her-
ring of Florence, S.C.;
six grandchildren, and six
great-grandchildren.
Services were held Nov.
14 at First United Method-
ist Church in Chipley with
the Rev. Jim Ross officiat-
ing.
Burial followed in
Glenwood Cemetery with
Brown Funeral Home of
Chipley directing. i
William C. Sallas, 68
William "Bill" Clayton
Sallas of Bonifay died Nov.
11 at his home. He was
born in Bonifay July 12,
1938, to B.C. and Virginia
Sallas.
He had worked with
Bonifay City Police De-
partment for many years.
In addition to his par-
ents, he was preceded in
death by his wife, Martha
Ann Sallas.
Survivors include two
sons, Johnny Stiles and
wife, Melissa, of Mont-
gomery, Ala., and Tommy
Stiles of Bonifay; five
daughters, Tudy Segers
and husband, Lonnie,
Jackie Dunn and husband,
Lindsey, Rhonda Adams
and husband, Glen, Deb-
bie Wyatt and Janice Mc
Swain, all of Bonifay; two
brothers, Don Sallas and
wife, Faye, Ralph Sallas
and wife, Twila, also of
Bonifay; six grandchildren
and two great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral was Nov. 14
at First Freewill Baptist
Church in Bonifay with
the Revs. Tim Schneider
and Mitch Johnson offici-
ating.
Burial followed in
Bonifay City Cemetery
with Peel Funeral Home
directing.
Hubert I. Smith, 91
Hubert Ivy Smith of
Bonifay died Nov, 6 At
Doctors Memorial Hospi-
tal there. A veteran of the
U.S. Army, he was a farm-
er most of his life. He was
a member of Bethlehem
Methodist Church.
He was preceded in

death by his wife of 70.6
years, Perry Lee Smith.
Survivors include two
sons, Daniel Smith and
wife, Macie, of Bonifay,
Don Smith and wife, Rita,
of Wicksburg, Ala.; a
daughter, Annette Jus-
tice and husband Jr., of
Bonifay; two brothers, J.D.
Smith and Junior Smith,
both of Geneva, Ala., eight
grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren.
Funeral was Nov. 9
at Bethlehem Method-
ist Church with the Revs.
Gary Armstrong and Henry
Moore officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery
with Sims Funeral Home
of Bonifay directing.
Paddie S. Sewell, 56
Paddie Sue Branton
Sewell of Graceville died
Nov. 9 following a lengthy
illness. She was born Feb.
3, 1950, in Columbus, Ga.,
daughter of Harold and
Mary Clyde Branton. She
had lived most of her life
in Florida.
She was preceded in
death by her father, Harold
Branton, and a brother,
Darrell Branton.
Survivors include her
husband, Glenn Sewell;
three sons, Scott Rich-
ardson, Brad Rich psol,
and ChadiWatts; a stepson,
Bobby Sewell; mother,
Mary, Branton; sister and
brother-in-law, Peggy and
Bob Glydon; two grand-
daughters, several nieces
and nephews.
Service was held Nov.
11 in the funeral home cha-
pel with the Rev. Tim Bush

officiating, and Roy and
Melony Rogers singing.
Williams Funeral Home of
Graceville was in charge of
arrangements.
Memorials may be made
to the American Cancer
Society.
Bettie Ryan, 75
Bettie Louise Ryan of
Bonifay died Nov. 8. She
was born Sept. 4, 1931, in
Birmingham, Ala., daugh-
ter of Bill and Ruby (Brat-
ton) Williams.
She was Baptist by faith
and was a member of Esto
Baptist Church.
Ryan was preceded in
death by a son, Donnie

Ryan.
Survivors are her
husband, Peter Ryan of
Bonifay; three sons, Alan
Ryan and Jamie Ryan,
both of Panama City, and
Roland Ryan of Mississip.
pi; two daughters, Gloria
Ryan of Panama City and
Gayle Davis of Birming-
ham, Ala.
SService was held Nov. 9
in the funeral home chapel
with the Rev. Ernest Skip.
per officiating.
Burial followed Nov. 10
in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Birmingham, Ala., with
Brown Funeral Home of
Chipley directing.

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car, white, 29,000 mi.,
leather, like n'ew.
$14,995.
638-1991
FOR SALE 1997 Silver
Camaro, T-Tops, 65K
miles $10,500. 547-
3545
34MPGtI!! 2005 FORD
Focus ZX3 SE, 2 door
hatchback, fully loaded,
1/2 of factory warranty
remaining, 34mpg,
$12,600. Call Robert or
Carolyn Berry (850)638-
4320
04 BUICK REGAL LS
Bronze 3.8 liter, V6, AC,
leather, cruise, tilt, AM/
FM/CD, power W/D/S,
new tires, 65,000.
$13,900. Evenings.
(850)547-4096; daytime
Janis (850)547-3651
93 MAZDA MX6 $1000
as is. 547-2401
92 CHEVY CAPRICE
Classic SW. Fully
loaded, seats 9. $2800
OBO. Ask for Karl. 547-
4465 /
1972 CHEV NOVA good
running condition, 8 cyl,
original papers, $1000
firm. 850-548-5547, cell
326-2243
93 OLDS REGENCY ex-
cellent motor, body, &
tires. 27mpg/hwy. load-
ed, leather interior. Ex-
cellent condition. Re-
duced $2695. OBO 547-
2091
1979 CORVETTE
Eveything brand newly
Must see to appreciate.
415-6820 $8000 or trade
for pick-up of equal
value.

1968 MERCURY COU-
GAR 289, V8, auto, runs,
many new parts, $3000
OBO. (8501849-6118
1998 PONTIAC TRANS-
PORT mini-van, 6-cyl,
seats seven, excellent
shape inside & out, cold
air, loaded $4900. 547-
9233
2005 BURGUNDY MUS-
TANG leather interior, six
CD layer, cruise, electric
seats & windows. Still
under factory warranty.
$16,500.obo (850)258-
4428
2004 CHEVY MALIBU
Classic 4 cyl, Very nice.
Well maintained. Red.
AM/FM/CD, alloy
wheels. Asking $9560.
(850)547-2986
98 CHEVY CAVALIER 4
cyl Standard, red, 2 door,,
good condition, $2200.
Call 850-373-7686, ask
for Gracie
2001 FORD EXPLORER
white, automatic, fully
loaded, 6 CD changer,
running boards, custom-
ized bra, $8000.
(334)588-3141, cell
(850)418-0031
87 MERCEDES 420SEL
new trans-Alt, recent
valve job. $6995. neg.
527-1722, leave mes-
sage.
1991 SEDAN DEVILLE
for sale. 638-1090 after
6pm.
1997 CHEVROLET
TRUCK ext cab: V6,
220,000 miles. $4500.
Call 547-5062 or
(850)527-4363.
1999 CADILLAC SE-
DAN Deville, pewter/bur-
gundy leather. Fully load-
ed. Lifetime lire balanc-
ing. Trailer hitch. 41,000
miles. Luxurious
$20,999. (850)547-3342
or 763-6872
FOR SALE 2004
Sedona Kia Ex. fully
equipped, still under war-
ranty. excellent condition
$10,500. Day 850-573-
7198. 547-5068
1998 GRAND PRIX 6
cycl, 146,000 miles,
$4200 obo. Excellent
condition, tires 5 months
old. (850)638-4987
LINCOLN LIMO & Lin-
coln Car for sale or trade.
547-3530 or 547-5244
89 CHRY 5TH Avenue,
120k miles, $750.
(850)774-8970
1998 BUICK REGAL
GS, red, gray leather in-
terior, 4.0L3800 Series II
Supercharged engine,
83,000 miles, air, $7000.
(850)260-1149
'86 CELEBRITY FOR
sale. Leather interior.
638-1645
93 PONTIAC SUNBIRD
new motor, tires & rims,
AC system, new paint
job, tinted windows,
sporty car. $3500 firm.
547-0958, leave mes-
sage.
2000 BRONZE CHEVY
Malibu. 55,000 miles,
AC, CD player, tinted
power windows, new
stock speakers. Like
new! $10,000. Call 849-
1143
1979 CAMARO motor &
transmission has been
rebuilt. Body needs
some work. Lots of parts!
$1000. 638-9871 after
6pm

ONLY $995
1984 Chevrolet utility
truck, as is. Call 547-
3496, leave message
NISSAN PATHFINDER
'95 XE-V6, 4-wheel
drive, automatic, security
system, Putham tow
package, CD/radio, cold
air. $3900.obo (850)638-
2002
2001 FORD EXPEDI-
TION miles 86,670, fully
loaded. 638-8376
96 FORD DULLY F350
gooseneck, brake sys-
tem, trim package,
bedliner, excellent condi-
tion $12,500. 535-2276
96 JEEP CHEROKEE
excellent condition, Chi-
pley area. Red, $3500
firm. Call anytime
(850)260-9706
2003 CHEVROLET
SILVERADO Z-71, ex-
cellent condition, white,
grille guard, toolbox, nerf
bars, bed rails, CD, cas-
sette, 54,000 miles. 260-
5914; 638-7511

FOR SALE 1999 Chevy
Suburban LT, 5.7 litre,
leather, CD, frontirear
AC, 153,000 miles. Ask-
ing $8950. Call 850-956-
1260
1998 Z71 ext cab, 3-
door. $9500. 263-3105
evenings.
1994 FORD RANGER 4
cyl., 5 speed, cold air,
excellent condition,
$3,500 obo, after 3p.m.,
726-0193
1990 CHEVY
SILVERADO one owner,
garage kept, 350 V8,
auto, air, pwr windows
locks, tow pkg, 127k,
good condition. 850-638-
0986
2005 CHEV UPLAN-
DER 4 door, LS, ISC
loaded, Silverstone me-
tallic, 16,000k, paid
$28,760+, sell for
$19,500. cash. (850)547-
5524 mornings
FOR SALE TAKE up
payments on 2003 Expe-
dition, 80K miles. well
kept, excellent condition.
$14,000. phone 850-
548-5453
1987 CHEVY CARGO,
van G-20 $1000. 547-
3934
FOR SALE 1999
F-150, low miles
$13,500. OBO. 100,000
mile warranty. 547-5960;
547-2228
1993 CHEVY Z71 great
hunting truck, needs
paint lob. new AC com-
pressor, runs good,
$4000 OBO (850)527-
8401 anytime
2000 SILVER DODGE
Dakota, SLT, automatic
Magnum V6, full power,
extended cab, toolbox,
and slide bars, $6900.
(850)535-9292
1998 FORD F150 good
condition, call for further
information. (850)535-
4945 ..
2003 CHEVY AVA-
LANCHE Z-71, one own-
er, sunroof, Bose stereo
w/6 disc cd, leather, new
tires, 72,000 Hwy miles,
clean. $21,500.00 OBO'
850-260-9324
1982 GMC SIERRA Die-
sel for parts or rebuild.
Engine no good. Good
condiiton forage. Can be
connected to gas. $500
firm. (850)547-2986
1987 1 TON Chev, 42k
miles, ex. government,.
$3500. (850)774-8970
1997 JEEP GRAND
'Cherokee LSI. fully
loaded. In excellent con-
dition. see to appreciate.
$4500 obo. 850-548-
5555. cell. 723-6255.
2000 DODGE 2500 Ram
Wagon V-8, PW. PL. ste-
reo, dual A/C, 23,000
miles, very clean, must
sell, make offer. 850-
773-7737
1999 F250 SD Ford
truck, XLT, X-cab, SWB,
7.3 power stroke,
160,000 miles, very nice,
$14,000 obo. 535-9800
86 CHEVY PICKUP 350
motor, built, large cam,
runs good, body has
some rust, show Its age
$1500. OBO. 547-0929
96 F-150 loaded, $4000.
547-2401
79 3/4 TON Chevy 4x4 V-
8 Granny 4,speed has
gooseneck hitch and
new trailer brakes good
cond. $3,500.00 850-
260-9324
1995 FORD
AEROSTAR passenger
van $1200. 547-3934
PEOPLESSOUTH
BANK WILL accept bids
on 2001 Lincoln Naviga-
tor loaded with over
106,000+- miles until
Nov. 17, 2006. Please
mark bids Bids on 2001
Lincoln. PeoplesSouth
Bank reserves the right
to accept or reject any
and/or all bids.

1974 CHEVY 99 runu.1ou AL ouper
CHEYENNE Super 20, Cab, AT, PS, PB, toolbox,
"a heavy duty toy hauler" new tires. 97,500 miles.
350/350, recent recondi- Asking $9000. 547-0150:
tioned ground up. $8700. 326-3123
773-1818, after 5pm 1996 GMC JIMMY 4.3
1999 ISUZU AMIGO V6, AT, AC, PW, 4-door,
Convertible, brand new very clean, $4500.
clutch, transmission, (850)260-1612
starter, timing belts. Ask- MOVING OVERSEAS
ing $6500. 773-5720, 1999 Grand Voyager
leave message mini-van, power windows
99 NAVY BLUE Chevy & locks, 120K miles, well
Astro Van, $5000. OBO. maintain. Asking $3900
Call (850)956-2367 OBO. Tires guarantee.
Call 773-3708 / 774-
2002 GMC YUKON XLT, a03 -37082/ 774-
loaded, front & side
airbags, sunroof, leather, 99,CHEVY BLAZER 4
third row seating, 17-21 door, green, 157,000
MPG, great buy $15,500. miles, very clean, really
OBO. (850)326-0911 or good truck! $4800. 850-
(850)773-2583 373-7686
2003 CHEVROLET FOR SALE 2001 Ford
SIVERADO Z-71, 4x4, Expedition XLT, loaded,
5.3 liter V8, all power, 64,000 miles, $12,000.
bedliner, bug guard, 547-4830 between 6pm
toolbox, tires P305/70 BF & 8pm only. No collect
Goodrich, Flowmaster calls.
mufflers, very nice, runs 1989 FORD F-150 PU,.
great, $20,995. 773- 115,000 miles, runs great
1960 $2000. 535-2608
2004 FORD F150 5.4 2000 CHEVY EXTREME
Triton 4x4 100 KMI Su- S-10 stepside, auto, AM/
per Cab White $14,500. FM/CD, cruise, radar,
(850)849-6118 ground-FX, 2 extra tires,
97 DODGE 4-wheel 58,500k original miles,
drive, '155,000 miles, sharp truck. $10,250.
looks and runs great 547-4527
$6500 OBO. 263-9711 FOR SALE 1996 Ex-
2000 HONDA ODYS- plorer XLT, V-8, 4 door,
SEY EX Mini-Van, V6, leather, loaded, custom
89,000.miles, good con- rims, Alpine stereo sys-
dition, gray cloth interior, tern, tinted windows
white, exterior, $13,000 $11.000. 547-2502
OBO. 547-0899 '2002 FORD EXPLOR-
CHEVY SUBIJRBAN 3/. ER XLT, excellent conda-
4 .ton, Heavy Duty, tow tion, fully loaded, keyless
package. 350 motor, AT, entry, leather, dark sage
PS, PB, new paint, parts green. 110,000 miles.
& battery, 850-547-0448 $9,200. Call 526-
1995 FORD F-150 XLT, 3619(w); 638-8104(h)
extended cab, V8, auto,
power window, locks,
toolbox, cab steps, rails, 1FO SALE
rims, AM/FM cassette,
$5000 638-9630 FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL
1987 FORD F250 4x4 r. .cpy BA bri9k
351 motor. Run home. owner financing.
great shape. $3800. rueond
(850)415-6301 ments for rent in Bonifay.
(850)547-5085
2002 FORD RANGER
king Cab, step side, 6 cd FOR SALE HOUSE that
changer, power windows must be moved, located
and doors, like new on Hwy/90 East in Chip-
S11.500 (pay off) 638- ley immediately! Beside
3700 Southeastern Surveying.
Please call for an ap-
1999 SS CHEVY Subur- pointment to inspect and
ban black, 11 of '151, make offer. 850-638-
80,000 miles. Leather, 0790
loaded, custom wheels,
$15,000 obo. 535-980 NEW CONSTRUCTION
2BR/2BA Stucco, stove,
2005 JEEP WRAN- refrigerator, DW, corner
GLER, black 4cyl, 25K, of Holley Ave. & 7th St.,
lift kit, soft top, 31" tires 100% financing to quali-
and rims.. Extra clean, fied buyer, $125,000.
258-1090' 535-0711 or 258-6018
99 FORD EXPEDITION 426 2ND ST Chipley.
100,000 miles, excellent 2BR/2BA, completely re-
condition. $12,000. modeled, new electric,
(850)579-2977 AC, plumbing, cabinets,
1995 EDDIE BAUER flooring. 1200 sq.ft. 3
Ford F-150 4x4, 97,000 acres, $189,900. Owner
miles. $8500 obo. Call (314)346-3303, possible
260-1678 financing.
1996 F150XL Extended 3BR/2BA BRICK
cab, bedliner, dual tanks, HOUSE 1200 sq ft, 1
120K, good condition acre chain link fence,
$7000. 547-9396 Hwy 177-A, North of Hwy
99 F350 DUALLY 2. 850-573-6389
worked. Beefed up LOVELY3BR/1BA 1350
transmission, 1000 mi, ft, brick home n Chip
everything tight. 113,000 l
mi., 7.4LPS/diesel. well ley, newly remodeled in-
kept. Looks/runs good. side & out. New carpet,
$11,500. (850)373-7459 tile, paint, counter top,.
1994 CONVERSION sinks, light fixtures, ex-
VAN V-6, cruise, power cellent condition,
windows, 106 k miles, $95,000. 638-8360
looks and runs good. 2240 SQ FT home for
547-2180 sale. Must be moved.
2005 CHEVY TRAIL- Make offer. Call 850-258-
BLAZER ext 4x4, 8,000 8247
miles, tan in color,
loaded, LT edition,.
$22,500. OBO. 547- H MS
0765, 527-4246 ,FO RN -
1997 FORD RANGER 5-
speed, runs good, good 2BR/2BA IN CHIPLEY
starter truck. $2000. no pets, $750/mo, first,
(850)638-7936 last, security, references
2003 DODGE RAM w/ required, CH/A.
Hemi 2500.7000+ miles, rqie,
loaded. $28,000. Must (850)773-0046
sell. (334)699-2382 2BR/1BA no pets, Hwy
1990 CHEVY 1/2 ton 77 South, 3 miles. Also,
Z71, SWB, reg cab, 3BR/2BA. Call Milton for
Silverado Package. New .
pts. $5500. Call Terry information. (850)638-
547-3646. 7am-5pm 1858

1 BEDROOM APART-
HOUSE FOR RENTlake MENT convenient loca-
front on Blue Lake, just 'tion in Chipley, no pets.
south of Chipley. 2BR/ 638-4640
2BA, 2 story w/base-
ment and possible third
bedroom, garage, dock II R.EUA E J
and large yard on 6
acres. $1250 per month.
Progressive Realty. 638-
8220
FOR RENT 5BR/3BA 2
story farm house with 15
acres. 8 miles north of A*
Chipley. Call 638-2363
after 5:30.
FOR RENT 3BR/2BA 111
convenient location, C 0 MM E R C I A L
large lot, references re-. OFFICE...Newlyremod-
quired, smoke free envi- eled Office 1136 sq. ft.
ronment, possibly cash Located at 510 South
sale. 547-2091 DepotSLt.........$127,000
3BR/1.5BA CH/A RE- ESTO LOT...1500+ sq ft
FURBISHED $625/mo., concrete slab. Paved
$625/dep., 1 yr lease, road, city water, septic.
references, no pets, 0.36 acre In the city of
smoke free environment. Eto.. $13500
638-0773 Esto.................. $13,500
CHAD FAISON.
U, amTII!muM, Cell: 850-768-321

2006 HOMES MUST go!

Hw.7 Not. Bn- a

All offers considered.
Cash discounts. Sil's 4.5 CLEARED ACRES
Home Center 850-482- well, septic tank, pond.
Home Cente$52,500. 535-0711 or
2880 258-6018
WHY RENT? You can PORTER LAKE GET-
,own your home with land AWAY Lakefront mobile
as low as $699/mo. Sil's home on 1 acre with
Home Center 850-482- dock. 124k OBO
2880 Overstreet Realty
288 (850)763-4459 or
MODULAR HOMES (850)832-5263
BUILT just for you!! Sil's MLS#357027
Home Center 850-482- MP ENTERPRISES
2880 Land Sale & Finance. 5
I AND/HOME 100?o FI- acres or more for houses
LAND/HOME 1000 Fl-only, wooded & pasture.
NANCING!! We have Ihe 3 miles Souih of Chipley.
land and nome lor you. Highway 77, Gainer Rd.,
Sil's Home Center 850- Houston Rd., Duncan
482-2880 Community Rd., Buddy
Rd. 14) Five acres (8) ten
acres (5) eight acres.
MOBILEHOMS Owner financing or cash.
FO Low down payment, low
monthly payments. Call
S Million Peel for intorma-
IN BONIFAY FOR rent lion 850-638-1858
nice travel trailer and 5th EXECUTIVE OFFICE
wheel. Starting $350 EXECUTIVE OFFICE
imonh and $ it.I SAE forw rent -down-
850-547-4 .3 4- __. ,.

FOR RENT 2BR/1BA
trailer in country setting
on Pioneer Road in
Vernon. $450, $200 de-
posit. 535-0368
MOBILE HOME FOR
rent. 2BR/1.5BA. 638-
4689 or:260-2813
14' WIDE 2 bedroom 2
full baths, 4101 Douglas
Ferry Rd. New carpet &
vinyl, references re-
quired. $395 547-4606
3 BEDROOM 2 bath
mobile home in mobile
home park, $450 with
$400 deposit, 3BR/1BA
mobile home; $425/mo;
$400/dep. near Boni-
fay Elementary School,
town & recreational area.
547-3746
2 & 3 bedroom mobile
homes for rent. Refer-
ences required. No pets.
Smoke, drug & alcohol
free environment. 535-
2237
3BR/2BA LIKE NEW
trailer, large addition, 2
acres totally fenced, all
electric, water and sewer
included, 1st, last & se-
curity deposit, refer-
ences, no pets, smoke
free environment, $600/
mo. 850-258-2086
CHIPLEY 2BR/1BA
HOUSE CH/A, water,
sewer, garbage included,
$550/mo., $300/dep.,
850-814-2625

1 BEDROOM APART-
MENT for rent in Bonifay
downtown $450 a month
including water, sewer,
and garbage pickup.
HUD approved. Please
call 850-547-3530.
GRACELAND MANOR
APARTMENTS Rental
assistance on 1, 2 & 3
BR. HC & non-HC acces-
sible apartments. Call
850-263-4464, TDDITTY
711. 5445 Brown Street,
Graceville, FL. Equal
Housing Opportunity.

""IE'S COUNTRY REALTY
*te BETTIE L SLAY, BROKER
C U intry. (Florida & Alabama)
205 E. North Ave., Bonifay, Florida 32425
(850) 547-3510

40 AC RANCH 2 HOUSES PASTURE BARNS $389,000--6 BR 2 BA HOME
10 AC POND $189,900-60 ACRES $199,900 -- 10 ACRES EDUCED
$65,000 46+ AC PASTURE, BARN, CABIN, POND $322,000 8 ACRES
& MOBILE HOME PARK $189,900 19.5 ACRES FRONTAGE 2 SIDES
$175,000-81.5 AC PASTURE FENCED, MH REDUCED $448,250-
- 28 ACRES $168,000 2 ACRES HWY. 77 SUNNY HILLS $225,000
--74 AC LAND 3 BR 2 BA DWMH $455,000-10 AC PRIVATE $225,000-
-25. AC 2 BR HOME, 1 BR APT. GARAGES, OUTBUILDINGS $24M,900--
NICE 3 BR, 2 BA ON LOT BONIFAY REDUCED $82,900-4 AC 3 BR 2 BA
OWMH CHIPLEY AREA $97,500 2 ACRES 1-10 MARIANNA $39,900 -.
10 ACRES WELL, SEPTIC, BARN, OLD MOBILE HOME $79,000-30 ACRES
WITH CREEK $150,000 5 ACRES 4 BR 3 BA BRICK HOME CHIPLEY
AREA $165,900 LOT DWL GOLF COURSE $8,900-4 BR, 2 BA RIVER
RETREAT $69,900 -. 6 ACRES WELL SEPTIC HWY FRONT $80000.
WE GET RESULITS- MATIONAIL. MIS
Va~n ANuj BAR0B S" 00'0" ii~a

FOR RENT STORE It
Mini Storage Buildings.
Location 279 & 280 be-
tweei Caryville &
Vernon. 535-1356

FRI & SAT., Nov. 17.& 18
1676 Buddy Rd., Cnip-
ley. 8am-until.
4-wheeler 90cc, auto-
matic; lots of girl clothes
sizes 10, 12, 14,
children's toys, misc.
items. 638-0690
YARD SALE TRAVEL
Allord Rd lo Kent Rd,
2041 Kent. 11-18-06.
Most items .500 or below.
Troybuilt Garden 'Tiller
$50;
GARAGE/YARD SALE
1351 Coleman Ave.,
Near Kate Smith School,
Chipley. Fri. & Sat., 8-3.
Sago Palms, ast. plants,
BB grill, light fixtures, TV,
good clothing, framed.
art, baskets, collectibles,
crafts, ceramics, seaters,
shoes, household, holi-
day items, etc...

I APARTME

"BEST PRICES AROUND"

NEW 07 GENERAL
28x64, 3BR/2BA
Stone Fireplace, Cabinet Doors All Wood,
Insulated Windows, Glamour Bath, Overhead
Ducts, Tongue & Groove Plywood Floors,
Heat Pump. Financing Available.
$54 900

99 Fleetwood 2x70,3 BR, BA..........$45,900
99 Peach State 28x70,5 BR,3 BA............ $39,900
99 Homes of Merit 24x6,3 BR,2 BA...... $36,900

98 Horton 28x56, 3 BR,2 BA..................... $34,900
98 Redmon 28x56,3 BR,2 BA..................$32,900
14x72,3 BR, 2 BA $17,900
00 Fleetwood 28x52, 3 BR,2 BA ............. $34,900
97 Fleetwood 28x74,4BR,2-12 BA........$39,900
97 Fleetwood 24x36,2BR,2BA ............$29,900
All Homes Include Delivery, Set4Jp, AIC, Steps, Plumbing & Skirting

FIXER-UPPER SPECIAL
24x54, 4 BR, 2 BA
$10,000-Save Thousands
ModyFia 8 I.- pm., S at.
10 *m-4 ,m

CAROLE CANNON REALTY
2229 Jim Bush Rd. Bonifay, FL
(8501547-4784 Cll (1850)1951-5682
Carole Cannon, Broker
Brown brick beauty, 3/2 on 3.43 acres, paved road,
new cabinets, newer appliances, metal roof, outbldgs
$169,900 17 acres, deep pond, mostly cleared,
ready for home, no restrictions $136,000 100
acres with deep pond, some planted pines, privacy
$420,000 Beautiful custom 3/2 golf course
home, newly built, Reduced $225,000 6.87
Acres, wooded, surveyed, ready for home $64,900
* Country Get Away, 21 acres with improvements
$130,000 60 acre wooded hunting tract, creek,
small pond, private, loaded with wildlife $180,000.
www.carolecannonrealty.com.

TRU
UT

HOMES
FOR RENT

E--

TRI.-COUNTY

REALTY
1103 S. Waukesha St.,
Bonifay, FL

(850) 547-4480

Experienced
Trained Agents

John Alford....,547-2737
Doug Bush ......547-5457

James Wilson. 773-3655
(SUNNY HILLS)
Mar Coleman 547-3181
Andrea Lewis,, 547-5095
Stephanie Bradley 956-3040
Free Market Analysis

SUNNY HILLS 3934
Vistula Dr. Fri-Sat, Nov.
17 & 18. 8 to4. 1/4 mile
past main entry of Sunny
Hills on Hwy 77, turn left
on Voltarie, follow signs.
COMMUNITY YARD
SALE Leisure Lakes,
"Greenhead" Hwy 77.
Sat. 11-18-06. Gates
open at 8am to 12pm.
Chain Lakes Rd newly
paved.
NEW FLEA MARKET
between Bonifay & Chi-
pley. Need vendors &
need people to put things
on consignment. Call
ChipP 85Q-1773-2252.
8am & 5pm Fri., Sal.,
Sun.
YARD SALE SATUR-
DAY November 18,7am-
12pm, 1585 South Blvd.,
Chipley, toys, .250
clothes, infant-girls 10.
Women plus, means, fur-
niture, etc... rain or shine

ABSOLUTE AUCTION
HOUSE has been sold.
All contents must be auc-
tioned off. PC Brass
Oaks, Marianna. Nov. 18,
19, 25, 26. Big 4 days
auction. Contact Jerry
Johnson home 850-535-
4006; cell 850-258-5209;
Blue Moon Auction Com-
pany. FL Lic#362;
B u s # 2 0 5

EVERY THURSDAY
NIGHT Marianna Goat
and Sheep Auction
5pm. Misc., goats,
sheep, chickens, ducks,
guineas. Auction Drive,
Marianna. (850)535-
4006; cell 258-5209.
Jerry Johnson #AU362

Wednesday, November 15, 2006, Washington County News/Holmes County Times-Advertiser, 9B

SATE ID CASSI IED'

SBUILDINGSWI
IS NOW HIRING
QUALIFIED
FRAMERS
AND
METAL
WORKERS
Excellent Benefits .
including BCBS & 401 K
MUST APPLY IN
PERSON AT 7:00 AM
BETTER BUILT
BUILDINGS
1284 Jackson Ave.
Chipley, FL

METAL. ROOFING
COMPANY in need of
Supervisors, Journey-
men, Foremen. Top pay
depending on experi-
ence. Call 547-1001
MANAGEMENT
NEEDED AT Subway
restaurant.. Please call
850-638-9808. for more
details.
JERKINS INCORPO-
RATED IN Bonifay is
seeking a A or B CDL
Driver for the Redi Mix
Concrete and Building
Material Industry. Apply
at Bonifay store.
NEEDED TIRE TECH
Oil and Filter Technician.
Firestone in Defuniak
'Springs, FL. 850-892-
3613
IMMEDIATE OPENING
FOR HHA/CNA in the
Graceville area. Please
stop by at 4306 5th Ave.,
Marianna., 482-2770
EXPERIENCED HAIR
STYLIST & Nail Tech
needed. Apply. in person
at LaBella'Salon, 714 7th
St., Cnipley. (850)638-
8033 .
EXPERIENCED. DRY
CLEAN and Starch
Workers as well as Pro-
fessional Alterationist. Air
conditioned environ-
meni. Apply at James
Cleaners, 402 Hwy 90
East, Bonifay; FL.
DRIVERS-WANTED Tri-
County Community
Council, Inc., is accept-
ing applications for the
Washington County
Transportation Program
Great Benetit Package.,
Requiremenls- Musl be
23'years of age and nave
an Operators Driver's Li-
cense with at least 5
years driving experience
without violations Must
agree to annual physical
and background screen-
ing. Duties: Transport rid-
ers to a pre-determined
schedule. Use two-way
radio. Must be able to se-
cure wheelchairs (will
iraint: De a team player
assisting other drivers
when needed; enjoy
working with elderly,
disabled and olher riders.
Appiicaions may be ob-
tained at any of the Tri-
County Community
Council Inc., offices and
submitted by Monday,
November 20, 2006, at
4:30 p.m. Forinformation
call Sharon Kent, Admin-
istrative Coordinator,
(850)547-3689. Suc-
cessful applicant will be
subject to pre-employ-
ment drug test. Only
qualified applicants will
be considered. Equal op-
portunity employer and
drug and smoke free
workplace.
WANTED YOUTH orga-
nization has entry level
positions for full and part-
time employment avail-
able. Woud be working in
a residential setting serv-
ing young men ages 14-
18. Great beneftis pack-
age included. High
school diploma or GED
required. Must pass
background and drug
screenings. If you would
like to help make a differ-
ence in the lives of these
young men please call
Becky @548-5524 for
inrifo.
CLERICAL POSITION
for The Deltona Corpora-
tion in our Sunny Hills of-
fice. Must have good
communication skills,
sense of humor, and a
friendly, professional at-
titude. Experience with
computers necessary.
Full time position in-
cludes company bene-
fits. Must have reliable
transportation and be
able to work weekends.
Fax resume: 850-773-
2834; Call Brooke: 850-

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FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH of Bonifay is
accepting applications
resumes for the following
positions: Full-time Re-
ceptionist Secretary:
Duties will include an-
swering the telephone,
typing correspondence,.
and filing. Must be com-
puter literate and enjoy
working with people;
Nursery Preschool is
currently seeking quali-
fied applicants to fill part-
time positions in pre-
school age departments
(Sunday from 9am to 12
Noon) &
Full-Time Building Su-
perintendent.
Send resumes to or pick
up an application at First
Baptist Church, 311 N.
Waukesha St., Bonifay,;
FL 32425. Resumes ap-
plications must .be sub-
mitted no later than No-
vember 30, 2006
WANT AN OPPORTU-
NITY with a growing
company? Want to work
hard and be rewarded for
it? Reed Concrete &
Construction, Inc., in
Bonifay would like to talk
with you. 850-547-5767
NEEDED ARNP or PA
part-time position in an
established clinic in Boni-
fay, FL. Fax resume
(850)547-5415 or phone
(850)547-4284
LOG HAULERS
NEEDED $3/mile, $130/
minimum haul. (850)373-
6073. Contact J.T.
DELIVERY DRIVER AT
The Medicine Shoppe
Horizon Health Care.
Good, driving record re-
quired. Background
screening will be done.
Must be able to lift 50lbs.
Apply within. Phone#
850-638-4719
EMPLOYMENT OP-
PORTUNITY CHURCH
Secretary position avail-
able. Computer skills and
accounting knowledge
helpful. Contact Bonifay
Methodist Church. 547-
3785 '
SPORTS/GENERAL
ASSIGNMENT Reporter
needed. Photo and com-
puter skills, job ,experi-
ence necessary. Imme-
diate opening. Apply in
person. Washington
County News,, No phone.
calls. Drug free Work-
place, EOE.

EXPERIENCED PRESS
HELPER requires solid
mechanical knowledge
and basic knowledge of
web offset printing. Job
calls for moving heavy
paper rolls, general press
maintenance and clean-
up, paper handling and
other duties as assigned
by supervisor. Drug test-
ing during probationary
period is a condition of
permanent employment.
Apply in person at
Washington County
News, downtown Chi-
pley. No phone calls.
EOE, drug free work-
place.
SPORTS/GENERAL
ASSIGNMENT Reporter
needed. Photo and com-
puter skills, job experi-
,ence necessary. Imme-
diate opening. Apply in
person, Washington
County News: No phone
calls. Drug free work-
place, EOE.
AVON REPRESENTA-
TIVES NEEDED in Boni-
fay, Chipley, Graceville,
Wausau, Vernon,
Caryville, and Ponce de
'Leon. Ask about mini-kit.
Phone 850-547-1640.,
Dwayne Atkins ISR.
TRI-COUNTY
COMMUNITY Council,
Inc., is accepting applica-
tions for a.Center Assis-
tant for the Westville
Head Start Program.
Summary of Duties:
Maintain clean center;
assist teacher in all ac-
tivities as needed. Qual-
ifications: High school di-
ploma (GED); 1-3
months related experi-
ence or training. Current
driver's license and prop-
'er vehicle insurance cov-
erage. Must comply with
health and background
screening. Applications
may be obtained from
any Tri-County Commun-
ity Council, Inc., locations
and submitted by Nov.
20, 2006, at 4:30 p.m.
,For information and an
application, call Sharon
Kent. Administrative Co-
ordinator, t850)547-
3689. Successful applic-'
ant will be subject to pre-
employment drug test.
Only qualified applicants
will be considered. Equal
opporlunily employer
and drug and smoke free
workplace.

HEALTHMARK REGIONAL
MEDICAL CENTER
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435
Call (850) 951-4507
Registered Nurses
All Shifts
* Operating Room Supervisor
* Intensive Care Unit
*,Emergency Department
'Charge Nurse
* Licensed Practical Nurses
Persons interested in this position may
apply in person or fax resume to
(850),892-7079.
EOE drug free workplace

CHIPOLA COLLEGE is now accepting ap-
plications for the following Adjunct Instructor
positions for Spring semester 2007.
* Economics
* Political Science
* Geography
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
MIaster'u degree witi at least 18 graduate
semester hours in the subject area required.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Open Until
Filled
Interested applicants should submit a letter of
application, resume, references with current
addresses and telephone numbers and copies
of college transcripts to Chipola College, Hu-
man Resources, 3094 Indian Circle, Marianna,
FL32446.

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

CHIPOLA COLLEGE is now accepting ap-
plications for Educator Preparation Institute
Special/Elementary Education Coordinator.
This is a part-time, grant-funded position.
Continued employment beyond June 30, 2007
is contingent upon grant funding.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Master's degree in Elementarx Education dr
Special Education and 33 ear. teaching experi-
ence K-12 required; some computer skills and
excellent communications preferred.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:,
Development of course curriculum in
elementary education and exceptional student
education, orientation and follow up with
students enrolled in the EPI, coordination
with teacher certification offices and teaching
of courses in elementary education and ESE,
and other duties as assigned. Work hours are
flexible within program guidelines.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Open Until
Filled

Interested applicants should submit a letter
of application, completed Chipola College
employment application (available from
Human Resources), resume, list of references
with current addresses and telephone numbers,
and copies of college transcripts to Chipola
College, Human Resources, 3094 Indian
Circle, Marianna, FL 32446.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER,

RETIRED COUPLE
looking for furnished
house or trailer to rent in
Chipley area for the win-
ter. Call Carl at 850-773-
2958
WANTED FEMALE
COMPANION for
frienship, maybe more.
Non-smoker, social
drinker ok, no drugs.
Must like animals.
Please call and ask for
Earl, and let's talk!
(850)352-4519
WANTED TO BUY an--
tiques, collectibles, gold,
silver, dinnerware, collec-
tions, paintings, call Al
Schmidt 850-638-7304

FLOORING TILE IN-
STALLATION 17 years
experience. No job too
big or too small. Call 260-
1213 Or 260-1352
ELDERLY SITTING
AVAILABLE by experi-
enced caregiver. In-
cludes housekeeping,
cooking, companionship,
driving. Reasonable
rates with references
available. 547-4159
HEADLINERS &
VINYL Tops Mobile Unit.
I do .the work at your
home or workplace. Rea-
sonable rates on new vi-
nyl tops and auto carpet-
ing. Free estimates. Call
anytime, leave message.,
(850)638-7351,

FOR RENT first in Chip-
ley, Mini Warehouses. If
you don't have the room,
"We Do" Lamar
Townsend 850-638-
4539, north of
Townsends.
J&J CABINET shop. For
all your kitchen cabinets
& house repair needs.
Call James S. Howell.
(850)535-2839;
(850)260-1619
C&C CONSTRUCTION
Specializing in Architec-
tural Standing Seam
Metal Roofing. Installa-
tion and repair on Com-
mercial and Residential.
A 5 year warranty on
workmanship. Also pro-
viding Standing Seam
Metal to contractors and
metal for do it yourself
projects. Call 547-1001.
License #CCC1327331.
Wesley Hall Roofing
LLC. All types roofing &
repair. Metal roofs, flat
roofs, new roofs & tear
offs. We do it all! 638-
8335 415-5540
Lic#RC0066513
OAK FIREWOOD,
TREE Work & Brush
Clean Up. 263-0708
HOME MAINTENANCE
BATHROOMS, decks,
windows, doors, and
wood fencing. Really, no
job'too small. J&M Fam-
ily Renovations. 535-
7446

Maintenance Technician needed.
Preferred candidate will possess
the following:
*1-2 years Industrial Maintenance
experience with
*Technical Certificate/Degree or
3+.years experience in Industrial
Maintenance for equipment and
facilities.
*Experience with electrical and
mechanical controls and
pneumatics, hydraulics,
welding, plumbing, etc...in
manufacturing or distribution
environment.
Resume required.
Apply in person at Family Dollar
Distribution Center or the
One Stop Career Center
in Madannna. .

Bolay,ftiolmes Co.FL

Farm 1 57 Acres
1692 White Road, Bonifay, FL
* Beautiful Homesites
* Great Pastures & Cultivatable Land
* Connects To 200 Acre Lake
*Waterfront Lots
* Excellent Duck Hunting

Farm 2 229 Acres
Florida Hwy. 2, Holmes Co., FL
.4 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home
* Excellent Income Potential
* Good Cropland
* Beautiful Homesites
* 3 Ponds & 3 Wells

FL.

Myers Jackson, CAI, AARE, CES, Auction Coordinator
Rowell Realty & Auction Co., Inc.
800-323-8388
A 10% Buyer's Premium AU 479 AB 296

COMPANY, INC./
Are you an energetic and dependable
worker? If so, you qualify for an
opportunity to launch your career with a
growing company! You must be willing
to travel and have valid ID and SS card.
Come by, introduce yourself and fill out
an application. (EOE)

We offer great benefits to qualifying
employees such as 401k, group medical
and dental insurance, employee stock
purchase, vacation, life and LTD
insurance, uniforms and per diem.

"M tnYand4,9ence' LVouay

ince',1946"
We are now hiring
-Welders
-Mechanics
-Class A CDL Drivers
-Equipment Operators
-Construction Crew Laborers
www.trawickconstruction.com

1555 South Boulevard /IChipley, Fl
850.638.0429

SEWING MACHINE &
Vacuum Cleaner Repair,
guaranteed service on all
makes & models. Free
estimates. Western Auto,
216 N. Waukesha, Boni-
fay. 547-3910 .
LANDSCAPING ALL
KINDS of tractor work,
mulch delivered, yard
clean up and other re-
lated work, small dozer &
dump trailer available.
.Call John @ (850)260-
1342, Chipley
FILL DIRT TOP Soil,
roads, land clearing,
trucking & good rates.
547-5244 evenings, 547-
3530 days.
METAL ROOFING
CONTRACTOR Randall
R. Darby Roofing L.L.C.,
Metal & shingles. Home.
850-547-2672; cell 850-
326-3018; state
license#CCC1327260
CONCRETE WORK
FOUNDATIONS drive-
ways, patios, residential
& commercial. Call for'
free estimates. 30 yrs
experience. 850-258-
0605; 850-265-2120
TRINITY HORSE FARM
horse boarding, good
pastures, run-in sheds.
Chipley, FL.
www.trinityhorsefarm.com
850-638-1082
DRM PAINTING LLC
Pressure Washing, new
construction and repaint.
(850)896-1916,

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BUSINESS CARDS!
BUSINESS CARDS! Announcements
Business cards & all your
printing needs. What Destroys Relation-
Guaranteed best prices shi
& highest quality in the ps? Answer pg 446
area. 2 great locations to Buy and Read Dianetics
serve you. Call The by L. Ron Hubbard Send
Holmes County Times- $8.00 to: Hubbard
Advertiser, Bonifay (850) Dianetics Foundation,
547-9414 or the Wash- 3102 N. Habana Ave.,
ington County News, Tampa FL 33607
Chipley (850) 638-0212 (813)872-0722.
MINI STORAGE IN Chi-
pley. All sizes for rent. We Attorneys
furnish the lock.
(850)326-2399NEED A LAWYER?
PANHANDLE LAWN Protect Your Rights
SERVICE Quality work,
affordable prices. Senior Now! Criminal... Per-
Citizen Discount. Free sonal Injury... Bank-
Estimates 956-5070 or ruptcy... Divorce.. Labor
956-4758 Law.. Hurt.. Harassed..
C&C BOOKKEEPING & Job.. Immigration...
Tax Service. Open 5 Wills. ALL LEGAL
days a week. 8am to MATTERS A-A-A At-
5pm. Call 850-638-1483 tourney Referral Service

C&C CONSTRUCTION Private Trial Lawyers
Specializing in Architec- Statewide 24 Hours
tural Standing Seam (800)733-5342.
Metal Roofing. Installa-
.tion and repair on Com- Auctions
mercial and Residential.
A 5 year warranty on ONLINE AUCTION
workmanship. Also pro- MerryGro Farms In-
viding Standing Seam clues tractors, seis,
Metal to contractors and clues tractors, ,
metal for do it yourself van trailers, thousands
metaltfor do i yourself shi ca
projects. Call 547-1001. of shipping carts and
License #CCC1327331. nursery wagons, ware-
hnu t&Lj iUil lt. nt- t olq-

COLOR COPIES $1.
COPIES 1.50 Washing-
ton County News, down-
town Chipley,

nouse equipment, Uoos,
supplies and more. De-
tails at
www.westauction.com.

*LAND AUCTION*
230 Props Must be Sold!
Low Down / E-Z Fi-
nancing. Free Catalog
.(800)937-1 603
wwwLANDAUCION.om
NRLL East,
LLC:AB2509,
Buleziuk:AU3448,
Johnston:AU3449,
Mauck:AU3447.

Developers Closeout
AUCTION- 12/2/06 14
Residential Condomini-
ums, Pompano Beach,
FL, Financing and
Online Bidding Avail-
able 2% Broker Coop-
e r a t i o n
www.fisherauction.com.
L. Fisher AU93; AB 106
(80&)331-6620 x 16. In
Cooperation with Lauro
Auctioneers Sale subject
to all terms.

Absolute Real Estate
Auctions: Homes, Con-
dos, Commercial, Land,
Waterfront. All will sell
at Auction, Brokers &
Phone Bidding Wel-
come. Neal VanDeRee
Realtor/Auctioneer
(941)488-1500
Swww.vanderee.com.

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Saturday, Dec. 2,10:00 A.M., Holmes County, FL
Excellent short-term or long-term investment!
138+/- acres to be offered in 5 parcels:
Parcels 1-4 to be offered individually and as a whole.
Par. 1: 28+/- ac. with 660+/- ft. of frontage on Scott Rd. x 1800 +/- ft.
Par. 2: 28+/- ac, with 660+/- ft. of frontage on Scott Rd. x 1800 +/- ft.
Par. 3: 28.25+/- ac. with 660+/- ft. of frontage on Scott Rd. x 1825 +/- ft.
Par. 4- 28.75+/- ac. with 660+/- ft. of frontage on Scott Rd. x: 1850 +/-ft.
(Par. 1-4 have approx. 82 acres in large planted pine trees & 31 acres is open)
Par. .5: 25+/- ac. with approx. 275 ft. of frontage on Scott Rd.
This is really beautiful land that would be excellent for development!
Just 5 miles from downtown Geneva, AL on Scott Rd. just off Holmes Co. Rd. 163)
DIRECTIONS: From Geneva: At Jones-Baird Chevrolet, go south for a shot distance & turn left
on Hwy. 27 Go 1.5 mi. & turn left on Co. Rd. 31. Go approx. 2.3 mi. & turn right on Scott Rd. & go 3/4
mi. down Scott Rd, & look for.auction signs. (Geneva Co. Rd, 31 becomes Hwy. 163 in Florida)
FronrBonifay: Take Hwy. 79 North approx.'l.5num and turn left on Hwy. 177 Go approx. 10 mi. and
turn left on Hwy 2 Go approx. 11 mi. and turn right on Hwy. 163 Go 3 mi. and turn left on Scott Rd
Property is 3/4 mi. down Scott Rd. Look for auction signs.

nRITM m

Selling From Farm 1,
1692 White Road, Bonifay,

SERVICES

10B. Washington County News/Holmes County Times-Advertiser, Wednesday, November 15;,2006

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Diesel, 6K Miles, Balance
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05 TOYOTA
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10K Miles, Automatic,
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05 DODGE
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6-Disc CD, Chrome
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Balance of Factory Warranty

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	Section B: Extra
	Section B: Sports
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