By DOTTY NIST
"There was no money to
pay them," said Bill Imfeld
regarding almost $23,000 of
outstanding United Volun-
teer Fire District bills from
last fiscal year which were
recently presented to the
county finance office.
The United Volunteer Fire
District serves the Woodlawn
area.
Imfeld, Walton County fi-
nance director, provided a
brief report on the indepen-
dent fire district's financial
status at the Nov. 8 Walton
County Board of County
Commissioners' (BCC) meet-
ing.
Since last month, county
administration and legal ser-
vices and Eddie Rivers, Wal-
ton County fire manager. had
been working with United
Volunteer Fire District to
remedy a situation that be-
came apparent with the in-
dependent fire district's au-
dit for the fiscal year ending
Sept. 2004. The commission-
ers viewed a copy of the au-
dit on Oct. 25.
-The auditors' report indi-
cated that district manage-
ment "could not locate sig-
nificant portions of its ac-
counting records" and that

FINAN-
CIAL IS- ...
SUES of the
United Volun-
teer Fire Dis-
trict have
been much on
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cials and oth-
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United Fire District

reportedly 'insolvent'

therefore auditors could not
perform auditing procedures
on the district's "basic finan-
cial statements" or provide
an opinion on these financial
statements.
The absence of records was
attributed by the district
management to the death of
former United Volunteer Fire
District Treasurer Jackie
Malone, who had kept most
of the documents in her home
office. Malone was found
murdered in her home by the.
hand of a renter in Sept.
2004, and much of the fire
district paperwork was said
'to have been lost during suh-
sequent law enforcement in-
vest igations.

Among other deficiencies,
the auditors found that the
district did not comply with
Florida Statutes' 'require-
rments to maintain an :ad-
equate record of its property.
A physical inventory of all
property was recommended,
along with other measures..
The auditors' report also
noted that in'August 2005
the fire district was subpoe-
naed to furnish "various fi-
nancial and operational
documents" to the assistant
state attorney for purposes of

an investigation.
About $93,000 had been
budgeted by the county for
funding of the United Volun-
teer Fire District for the new
fiscal year. However, because
of the unresolved issues re-
lated to the audit and be-
cause, according to Imfeld,
the Florida secretary of state
lists the fire district as "in-
active," the commissioners
opted on Oct. 25 not to trans-
fer the funds.
Instead, pending resolu-
tion of the situation, the fire
district was directed to sub-
mit expenditures to the
county finance office for pay-
merit.
Following the Oct. 25 deci-
sion. District 3 Commis-
sioner Larry Jones stressed
the BCC's commitment to
"provide for the needs of the
fire district and its citizens.
He noted that there would be
no attempt to coerce the fire
district to become part of
Walton County Fire Rescue,
since this was not the desire
.of.the community.
The United Volunteer Fire
"District opted to remain
separate from Walton
County Fire Rescue when
several fire d..rpartmehts
merged last year into the

new combined fire protection
organization.

In an Nov. 8 follow-up re-
port on the United Volunteer
Fire District, Imfeld told the
commissioners that since
last month the fire district
had presented about $3,000
in current year bills, along
with, more problematically,
$22,911 worth of unpaid bills
from the previous fiscal year.
No funds were available to
pay the latter, he told.the
commissioners.
Imfeld recommended that
the county ask the fire dis-
trict "how they will overcome
this insolvency."
Jones asked staff to let the
citizens know that the county
would deal with the situation
so that, fire protection would
be maintained in the
Woodlawn area.

County Commission Chair-
man suggested inviting a
representative of the fire dis-
trict to address the BCC re-
garding the unpaid bills is-
sue at its next meeting,
which is set for 4 p.m. on Nov.
22 at the South Walton
Courthouse Annex. Staffwas
directed to contact the fire
districtfor that purpose.

By BRUCE COLLIER
Walton County Sheriff's
Office (WCSO) investigators
are looking into what ap-
pears to be the second of two
incidents involving murder
and suicide in Walton County
in as many days.
The first incident occurred
on November 11 near Mossy
Head. The second took place
on the afternoon of Novem-
ber 12, on West.Edgewater
Drive in Freeport's Creekside
subdivision.
Capt. Danny Glidewell of
WCSO reports that 34-year-
old Daisy May Bell and her
husband, 32-year-old
Geronimo Santiago, were
discovered by a fellow resi-
dent of the house.
The person contacted law
enforcement authorities,
who arrived to find Santiago
already dead.
Bell was taken to Sacred
Heart Hospital on the Emer-
ald Coast, where she died
shortly afterward.
A preliminary autopsy re-
ported indicated that
Santiago shot Bell in the
torso and head, then shot
himself in the head. A'single
handgun was found at the

Two dead, one -nju,,

Apparent

murder/suicide

in Mossy Head

By BRUCE COLLIER
A shooting that took place
on the m morning of Novem-
ber 11 near Mossy Head left
a man and a child dead, and
a woman in the hospital.
Walton County Sheriff's
Office (WCSO) deputies and
investigators were called to
172 Tiger Lily Lane. Living
at that address were Lesley
Sword, 29, and her daughter,
Chelsey, 11.
According to the investiga-
tion, Lesley's estranged hus-
band, 38-year-old Joseph
Sword, fatally shot Chelsey,
then shot his wife in the
throat.
Joseph then killed himself
with the same gun, identified
as a 12-gauge shotgun.
, Lesley reportedly went to
a neighbor's house. She was
airlifted to Sacred heart Hos-
pital in Pensacola.
A neighbor recalled several
prior incidents involving Jo-
seph Sword standing outside
of the house, shouting and
waving a firearm.
Joseph had also reportedly

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SWORD

bitten Lesley on the face at a
restaurant, in DeFuniak
Springs, an incident wit-
nessed by other customers.
Sword served a 30-day jail
sentence for assaulting his
wife.
At the time of the shooting,
Lesley had filed for a divorce
and for a domestic violence
injunction against Joseph.
As of Tuesday, Lesley re-
mained in Sacred Heart Hos-
pital, where she is listed in
fair condition.

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.scene.
Bell and Santiago had two
preschool children. Glidewell
confirmed that they were in
the house at the time of the
shooting, but could not say
whether they were witnesses
to it.
The Florida Department of
Children and Families is re-
portedly looking after the
children.
Glidewell reported that the
couple had had a domestic
dispute shortly before the
shooting.
WCSO investigators are
searching for any other evi-
dence of a history of domes-
tic violence with the couple.

A Fountain of Kindness

West DeFuniak Elementary remembers Anna Kay Drake

By ROBIN NEWTON
Family, friends, and co-
workers gathered at West.
DeFuniak Elementary to
dedicate a fountain in the
memory of Anna Kay
Drake. Originally, it was to
be in honor of her retirement,
The water fountain demon-
strates Anna Kay's passion
for reading. The statue is a
young girl, sprawled out.
with a book opened in froit

.

ANNA KAY DRAKE, as
many remember her, prepar-
ing for class.

of her. One can only imagine
the places that she will go
when she ventures into the
first chapter of the book.
Anna Kay knew the impor-
tance of reading, not just for
education, but for pleasure as

well and she was always
reading, always learning.
Rhonda Ingle and Kathy
Friend created a beautiful
setting for the fountain.
They have become the unof-
ficial gardeners and caretak-
ers of this lovely spot at the
entrance to the school. The
flowers they have planted
offer a reason for passersby
to smile.
Carlene Anderson, Walton
County Superintendent of
Schools, explained "many
people touch our hearts and
dedicate their lives to educa-
tion," but, Anna Kay was
"kind, loving, and passionate
about children."
Anna Kay Drake passed
away during the 2'}'-2004
school year. The typical biog-
raphy for her would state
that she was in the Walton
County School District for 20
years, beginning as an aide
at Maude Saunders, teaching
sixth-grade at the Middle

IN LATER YEARS, Anna .'
Kay was a familiar face for A"4, rsL -. a .:,.i' _
children and parents in West
DeFuniak Elementary SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICIALS, family and friends of Anna Kay Drake gather near
School. the new fountain at West DeFuniak Elementary School that was dedicated in her honor.

Shooting in Freeport

appears to be an-

other murder/suicide

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New artwork on display at tax collectors

The Walton County Tax
Collector's office joins theArt
in Public Places (AIPP) pro-
gram as the sixth public lo-
cation by displaying an origi-
nal commissioned artwork by
the 2005 Artist of the Year,
Justin Gaffrey.
The donated piece captures
the spirit of the
Choctawhatchee River,
showcasing the natural sur-
roundings of Walton County,
and currently adorns the
walls of the Walton County

Tax Collector's office, adja-
cent to the Walton County
Courthouse.
"We are pleased to partici-
pate in this wonderful pro-
gram promoting the arts in
Walton County. Justin's
acrylic painting of the
"Choctawhatchee River" has
been well received by the
many citizens who enter our
office for government ser-
vices," said Rhonda Skipper,
tax collector for Walton
County.

Currently AIPP locations
include the South Walton
Tourist Development Coun-
cil, the Wesley Mansion in
Eden State Park and Topsail
Hill State Preserve. Coastal
Branch and Freeport librar-
ies have public art on display
by various local artists.
For more information in
participating in the AIPP
program by either becoming
a display location or by do-
nating artwork, contact Erin
LaGrosse, new product de-

velopment n
WCTDC at

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green tomatoes and southern down home cooking. Additionally, Murray's Cafe offers tux-
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Murray's Cafe is located at 660 Baldwin Avenue in DeFuniak Springs and is open Mon-
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Reach Out,
Walton County

Reach Out, Walton County
is a non-profit organization
that was established to lend
a helping hand to people in
their time of need.'Their goal
is to show that a community
can pull together and help
friends and neighbors.
Their first mission is to
host a fundraiser to benefit
the victims of Hurricane
Katrina and Rita.All prof-
its will be donated to the
American Red Cross.
SOn December 10, 2005, the
organization will be having
a fundraiser at the Walton
County Fair Grounds.
They're planning on having
many live bands, from south-
ern gospel, contemporary
Christian, Southern rock to
country music. Country
singer Shane Owens will be
performing as the finale that
evening, and food will be of-
fered.
Reach Out Walton County
need sponsors. It will only.
take $100 to be a sponsor.
To show their appreciation,
a sign will be made with
sponsors name and phone
number and all sponsors will
be mentioned and thanked
during breaks in band sched-
ules.
For more information con-
tact Melissa Bishop or Amy
Bell at (850) 892-0997 from
8 a.m. -- 4 p.m. The dead-
line to be a sponsor is No-
vember 30.

Workshops
available for
better readers
Families Building Better
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,,: in kindergarten through 3rd
grade.
FBBR provide parents
with simple activities to do
with their children to im-
prove reading performance,
and to provide parents with
resources that will help im-
prove their children's lit-
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The workshop will be an
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Funiak Elem; Nov. 29 at
Freeport Elem: Dec. 1 at
Maude Saunders Elem; Jan.
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MAYOR HAROLD CARPENTER (seated at center), with
church representatives, signs Bible Week proclamation at
City Hall, November 15.

Mayor proclaims

Bible Week in

DeFuniak Springs

By BRUCE COLLIER
In a ceremony on Novem-
ber 15 at City Hall, DeFu-
niak Springs Mayor Harold
Carpenter signed a procla-
mation marking November
20 27, 2005 as "Bible Week"
in DeFuniak Springs.
This proclamation was
made as part of National
Bible Week, a 64-year-old
tradition, sponsored by the
National Bible Association.
The proclamation, read
aloud by the mayor, recog-
nizes the Bible as "a constant
source of moral and spiritual
guidance," an influence on
"art, literature, music, and

codes of law," and a motiva-
tion to "acts of compassion
and charity."
Attending the ceremony
were pastors and representa-
tives of the First Baptist
Church of DeFuniakSprings,
Southwide Baptist Church,
the Community Holiness
Church, Oak Grove Baptist
Church, Paxton Baptist
Church, New Life Worship
Center, Friendship Baptist
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR *. '

PERSONAL COMMENTS ; I I

Editor's Comment

The darkest hour ByRonKelley

Ancient Egyptians believed that upon death they would
be asked two questions and their answers would determine
whether they could continue their journey in the afterlife.
The first question was, "Did you bring joy?" The second
question was, "Did you find joy?"
In the space of little more than a day, Walton County suf-
fered two similar tragedies that left four people dead and
another grievously injured. Four families were horribly shat-
tered and many friends were left grief-stricken and numb
with pain and loss.
As we struggle to make sense of the senseless, we find
that there are no quick balms, no wise sayings and few words
that offer any real comfort.

For those that are left behind, there are only days to be
endured and time to be measured, with the hope that the
future will one day bring a chance to live again, a day when
the pain of our loss is bearable, a day when we might again
find a way to bring joy to someone else's life and, in so do-
ing, find a measure of joy in our own.
Today, that moment is far away, a distant speck on the
horizon. Today, there is only sorrow. Today, all we can do is
to be near these families that are left behind. Let us draw
close and remind them that they are not alone and that
they are surrounded by love and hope and faith. Let them
know that, even in their darkest hour, our prayers are with
them always.

LETRTOTEEITOR

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Available from Commercial News Providers"

Editor,
My fellow senior citizens, this writer has made every ef-
fort to share with you the information that was as accurate
as possible. We also wish that our federal government would
have done the same thing, rather than having them legal-
ize the prescription drug plan that is next to impossible to
decipher. As best as we can tell, the largest portion of the
budgeted funds will end Up in the hands of the corporations,
rather,than the senior citizens.
This writer has made very effort to furnish the senior citi-
zens with only the true facts, so that the senior citizens could
make the best choice, regarding the prescription drug plan
that begins in 2006.
Prior to the Hoover depression of 1929, the only health
care available was purchased from for-profit insurance com-
panies or they had to pay the provider of health care, re-
sulting in most citizens not having health insurance until
1965, when Congress and President Lyndon Johnson estab-
lished the Medicare law that provided for senior citizens.
They made every effort to make certain that Medicare
would be simple and understandable and, for the most part,
they succeeded. Unfortunately, beginning with the Bush
administration, a part (D) was added to Medicare. If had
they wanted to provide a simple and understandable and
affordable prescription drug plan, they needed only to fol-
low the above.
The following is an example of part (D). "Senior citizens
will purchase drugs from a pharmacist, and the pharmacist
will send a copy for the invoice to the purchaser and to the
Medicare contractor that will seek payment of the deduct-
ible in the amount of $250, assuming the drug invoice
amount exceeds the deductible amount else pay the lesser
Seamount. The same method would apply to the coinsurance
and or copayin the amount of $500. The next $1.500 will be
"paid by a Medicare contractor with the pharmacist selling
the drug for $2,250 to the senior citizen. The next $3,600
purchased by the same senior citizen for one purpose only,
to insure that any purchases made of the $3,600 will be
sent to the Medicare contractor to be recorded. It is only
when the additional $3,600 is purchased and recorded, so
that we senior citizens will be eligible for drugs at the 95
percent rate."
Th following is a recap of the above. You should under-
stand JIP. when the first $2,250 is spent for drugs under
this pl ,. which, Medicare will pay $1,500 and the senior
citizenn i-h )end $750 for deductible, plus copay, coinsur-
ance, p1'- 7 '44 for a year's premium. Medicare will pay
nothing -- tL next $3,600.
The following was taken from page #53 of'the Medicare
handbook of 2006. "If you already have a Medigap policy
with prescription drug coverage, you can keep that policy
with drug coverage or you may want to join a Medicare pre-
scription drug plan to save money and limit high out-of-
pocket cost for prescription drugs. You pay all the cost for
your Medigap drug coverage, but, if you join a Medicare
prescription drug plan, Medicare pays most of the premium
for standard coverage. Medicare prescription drug coverage
is also better than the drug coverage in most Medigap plans.
If you keep Medigap prescription drug coverage and don't
join a Medicare drug plan by May 15, 2006, you will have to

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pay a penalty if you choose to join later and your cost will be
higher.
We find the paragraph above (page #53) misleading and
untrue. In particular, out-of-pocket-cost, saving money, Medi-
care paying most of the premium, Medicare prescription
drug is better than the drug coverage in most Medigap plans
and then threatening to penalize! Not one of these can be
supported!
Pages 97-97F are supposed to provide us with informa-
tion that is understandable. These pages have no relation-
ship to page #53, which is the only legal and understand-
able.page of the so-called prescription drug plan.
We had hoped that the federal government would provide ,
us with a prescription drug plan, Part D, that would equal,
or be better than Part A and Part B. Unfortunately they
were worse, therefore, we cannot, and do not recommend to
anyone the Part D plan!
The one thing they did is place senior citizens in the
"dammed if you do and dammed if don't." Our only hope is
change our state and federal governments by letting them
know where we stand, for the benefit and future of our chil-
dren and grandchildren.
cc: President George W. Bush; cc: Governor Jeb Bush
Angus M. Douglass
DeFuniak Springs

Editor,
I have two children who attend Paxton Elementary and
High School. I, like other parents became concerned when,
we learned our children's health might be at risk from the
past bat infestation. I and my husband attended the "Spe-
cial Bat School Board Meeting" held on September 29, 2005
and I prepared myself before hand researching facts on bats
and Histoplasmosis.
I no longer feel my children's health is at risk. If they
were exposed to the Histoplasmosis disease, they show no
signs now, although my children were sicker than normal
last year, but two families were not so lucky, their children
may have serious lifetime problems. These children and their
families need the support of our school board members and
they need to take responsibility for these children's pain and
suffering.
I feel all our children's health was compromised by the
superintendent's actions during her direction when the prob-
lem became known to her. Her delay while consorting with
her experts is inexcusable. She never advised to test the drop-
pings of the bats during the time when droppings were
present. I'm sure her experts explained this was important.
She claims because the droppings no longer exist, there is
no need to test now. Well, I think the need was there last
year and overlooked.
Our kids were sick; the parents who have kids who were
exposed know. We know our kids stayed home or missed
more days of school than they normally did. My son has got-
ten certificates in the past for never missing a day of school,
last year he missed more days from school than he ever did.
He was also taking classes in these rooms of concern.
But there are other concerns my children complain of from
their trying days of school. The construction going on at
Paxton has hindered problems in the middle of this bat mad-
ness. Our once grade "A" school falls to a "C" rated school in
one year. Bats, construction, demolishing, has taken its toll
on our children and our superintendent, Carlene H. Ander-
son, seems to just want to cover her tracks.
I have written a letter to Governor Jeb Bush and I encour-
age every parent and loved one of a child who has suffered
through Paxton Elementary and High School's past year's
troubles to do the same. Superintendent Carlene H. Ander-
son must take responsibility for her actions.
Kerry Trossbach
DeFuniak Springs

Editor:
Joni Williams is again due kudos for casting light on a
societal problem. (Poverty is everyone's Problem; Nov. 9, 05).
The failure of non-custodial parents to pay child support
stays below the public's radar. The courts and systems, es-
tablished to protect the most vulnerable, seem oblivious to
the burdens placed on custodial parents through failure to
enforce payment of court ordered support.
The custodial parent, usually the mother, retains the re-
sponsibilities associated with being head of household,
parenting and finance. In addition, they must cope with the
mundane chores of housekeeping, laundry, transportation,
homework, etc. Many of these parents are working two jobs
while juggling everything else. Most employers have lim-
ited tolerance for frequent absences for family emergencies.
This often places further financial strain to pay for child
care. Add to this a lack of reliable transportation and the
parent has an impossible burden. Often, the non custodial
parent is abusive or manipulative. Refusing to provide sup-
port allows them to continue the abuse and control of the
custodial parent. The current system assures a continued
cost to society. At the very least, an easier avenue to gain
the court's attention should be provided to custodial par-
ents.
Gene Ryan
DeFuniak Springs

Editor,
When my husband and I returned to my birthplace and
Moved into our home on the Circle, no one prepared us for
the "trick or treaters" at Halloween. Although "All Hollows
Eve" was one of our favorite holidays, last year was a night-
mare! No matter how much candy we bought, more than a
hundred dollars worth to start, the complaints were livid.
Trick or treaters, especially beyond costume age, were down-
right rude. Their disgruntled comments included: "only five
houses on the circle are handing out candy," "Only one piece,"
"when will your husband be back with more candy," (he made
three trips for additional candy), and very few "thank you."
This year was a different story.
Thanks to the DeFuniak Springs Women's Club, busi-
nesses outside the downtown area, were invited to join the
home ov.-wnr- to celebrate Halloween. Their effort to make
the Ciicle fun for the "trick or treaters" and more enjoyable
for the home owners was a huge success. Business owners
were delighted to be a part of the celebration. Paula Glenn,
of Clary-Glenn Funeral Home, responded, "We'd love to par-
ticipate in this community effort. We appreciated being
asked."
Amazingly, over twenty sites were manned around the
lake by resident, businesses, and high school service clubs.
Even though traffic was a problem at times, around 1,500
youngsters were delighted with this participation as they
walked around the circle in their holiday costume. No one
minded standing in line and the faces of delight and squeals
of excitement proved the event's success.
The best part of the entire night was that DeFuniak can
say that Halloween 2005 was a community effort. One where
the local churches with their harvest festival and "trick a
trunk" as well as the Halloween Happening sponsored by
the DeFuniak Springs Business and Professional Associa-
tion made an effort for our city. Our community owes a great
big thank-you to the women's club and all the participating
sponsors and volunteers in making this year's Halloween a
rousing success. This evening demonstrates what can be
accomplished when the community comes together for the
benefit for all involved, the tricksters as well as the treat-
ers. Thank you!
Dale Yount
DeFuniak Springs

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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

Dumping site

discovered

by PATRICK CASEY
An area north of the inter-
section of Walton Road and
North 20th Street has been
discovered as an illegal
dumping ground for house-
hold trash.
The DeFuniak Herald was
given a tip by a concerned
citizen that persons unknown
have apparently been using
the dirt road opposite of
North 20th Street as an ac-
cess site to dump trash ille-
gally instead of carting the
items off to the Walton
County Landfill.
The site, which is located
west of Maude Saunders El-
ementary School, is open
enough to allow trash and
debris to be hauled back to a
location and illegally dumped
without passers-by being able
to see the culprits from
Walton Road. The path is
surrounded by trees to both
sides that can hide vehicles
once they get deep enough
down the path.
Walton High students have
used the same road at times
to gather near campus after
school as the property is un-
developed.
* Turning Point Properties,
L.L.C. is the owner of the
property according to local
tax rolls, but has been unable

Freeport Little
League sets meeting
Freeport Little League
will meet at the former
post office on Wednesday,
Oct. 12 at 6 p.m. Anyone
interested in becoming a
board member or in coach-
ing for the upcoming sea-
son should be in atten-
dance. All board members
will be voted on.

Bruce Naylor
Owner-Broker

to be reached for comment or
notification at this time.

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Florida Department of Health

recognizes American Diabetes Month

The Florida Department of
Health (DOH), the American
Diabetes Association (ADA),
the American College of Car-
diology (ACC), and the Cen-
ters for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC) join to ob-
serve American Diabetes
Month. People with diabetes
are at high risk for a heart
attack or a stoke. Their heart
attacks tend to be more seri-
ous and can happen early in
life. In fact, two out of three
people with diabetes die from
heart disease or stroke. Both
women and men are at risk.
"About 8 percent of Florida

Spanish for
Health Care
Workers
offered
A "Spanish for Health
Care" course will be offered
Thursday nights at 6:30 p.m.
starting Jan. 5, 2006 at the
Okaloosa-Walton College
Robert L.F. Sikes Center in
Crestview.
The 3-credit course, SPN
1030, is designed specifically
for those working or major-
ing in a health-related field.
The class focuses on the
vocabulary needed for the
workplace. Grammar is
taught as task-based practi-
cal skills as students conduct
interviews, fill out medical
forms, write letters, and
read medical articles and
brochures. The cost is $166
and fees may be covered by
Employer reimbursement.
Individuals may enroll
Nov. 21 to Dec. 16 by web or
SDec. 5 to 16 in-person at any
OWC location. Call the OWC
Communications Depart-
;sment at 729-5:390 for more
''information.

Adults have been diagnosed
with diabetes and an addi-
tional 300,000 to 400,000
adults have diabetes but
have not been diagnosed",
said DOH Secretary M. Rony
Francois, M.D., M.S.P.H.,
Ph.D.
Francois recommended
managing the ABCs of diabe-
tes.
A is for AlC-This is a blood
glucose (sugar) check that
shows the average blood glu-
cose for the past two to three
months. The goal is less than
7 percent. Check it at least
twice a year.
B is for Blood pressure-
When your blood pressure is
high your heart has to work
harder than it should. Diabe-
tes and high blood pressure
increase the risks of heart
attack, stroke as well as eye
and kidney disease. The ideal

BP for people with diabetes
is below 130/80. Check you
blood pressure at every
doctor's visit.
C is for Cholesterol-The
cholesterol numbers tell you
the amount of fat in your
blood. Check it at least once
a year. LDL cholesterol can
clog your blood vessels and
lead to heart disease keep
it below 100. HDL cholesterol
can help protect your heart -
keep it above 40.
Eat less saturated fat, like
that found in fatty meats,
butter, whole milk and ice
cream. Choose fats that will
help lower cholesterol, such
as olive and canola oils.
Eat at least five servings of
fruits and vegetables each
day and choose lean meats,
low fat or fat-free dairy prod-
ucts, and fish such as alba-
core tuna..

Pediatric

Dental l

Clinic
Serving Medicaid-eligible Children
Services offered: Okaloosa County Health
Examinations Department has opened
X-rays a Dental Clinic in
Cleaning Crestview to serve the
Fillings needs of Okaloosa and
Fluoride Application Walton County children
Sealants 4-18 years of age who
Extractions are
Oral Hygiene Medicaid eligible.
Instruction
i '" Service available at:
Okaloosa County Health Department
810 James Lee Boulevard
Crestview, FL 32536
For Appointments or more
information: 850-689-7808

Increase physical activity,
but always consult your
health care provider before
beginning an exercise pro-
gram. Start with five min-
utes and gradually add more
time. Work toward doing a
total of 30 minutes of aero-
bic exercise, such as brisk
walking, most days of the
week.
Ask your doctor about the
medications available to help
reach the ABC targets and if
daily low-dose aspiring
would help lower your risk of
heart attack. Francois also
suggested quitting smoking.
Any health care provider
can suggest ways to help you
quit. Joining a support group
or smoking cessation pro-
gram can also help.
For more information, visit
the DOH Web site at
www.doh.state.fl.us.

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Tuesday evening, Nov. 29 at 7:PM
Call 892-7061 for reservation
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You arte cordially in\,iied to attend an

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Monday, November 21

12:00-2:00 p.m.

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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

Peaden honored by AHEC

State Senator Durell
Peaden (District 1, Bay,
Escambia, Holmes, Oka-
loosa, Santa Rosa, Walton,
Washington counties) was
honored by the Florida Area
Health Education Centers
(AHEC) Network for his

many contributions to im-
proving health services for
the people of Florida.

"Senator Peaden has a long
history of fighting for first
class health services for the
people of Florida and espe-

cially for the medically
underserved and rural com-
munities within our state"
said Art Clawson, president
of the Florida AHEC Net-
work. Clawson further stated
that "without Senator
Peaden's ongoing efforts

many of Florida's residents
would not have adequate
health services available to
them."

The Florida AHEC Net-
work is composed of the five
medical schools in Florida

and ten regional not-for-
profit AHEC Centers that
provide services in all of
Florida's 67 counties. The
network is major component
of Florida's safety net strat-
egy for ensuring the delivery
of primary care health ser-
vices to medically needy com-
munities and populations
throughout the state.
Senator Peaden was hon-
ored with the network's Dis-
tinguished Service Award for

his exceptional record of ser-
vice as a state legislator in
both the Florida House and
Senate and for his outstand-
ing commitment, leadership
and contributions to improv-
ing health care access for
Florida's underserved popu-
lations in rural communities.
The award was presented
at the Florida AHEC Net-
work State Conference in
Panama City Beach on No-
vember 3, 2005.

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READY FOR DONATIONS, Northwest Florida Blood
Center's Bloodmobile waits outside of Professional Products
in DeFuniak Springs.

Community-wide blood drive

Proffesional Products

host local blood drive

By BRUCE COLLIER
Professional Products in
DeFuniak Springs was the
site of a company and com-
munity-wide blood drive last
week.
The Northwest Florida
Blood Center's distinctive
red, white, and blue bloodmo-
bile was stationed near the
parking lot. Employees and
members of the public came
and went all day.
Professional Products rep-
resentatives Charity Prescott
and Meredith Allred directed
operations. Professional
Products allowed its employ-
ees to give blood on company
time, without clocking out.
"We hope to be able to do

this two or three times a
year," said Prescott.

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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

A special yuletide event

Annual Tour of Homes

When it comes to the holi-
day season, DeFuniak
Springs puts on a spectacular
show each year. Anyone vis-
iting this little town during
the holidays is sure to be
pleasantly surprised to see

the widespread community
involvement for promoting
the holiday spirit. One of the
special yuletide events that
usher in the Christmas sea-
son in DeFuniak is the An-
nual Tour Of Homes, spon-

scored by Partners in Progress.
The 2005 tour is scheduled for
Saturday, Dec. 3.
This year's tour truly has
something for everyone, with
sites running the gamut from
vintage Victorian through the

Ministry plans New Year's Eve event

Christ's Way Restoration
Ministries, Inc., a 501c3 or-
ganization, is planning a
huge event on December 31
for the youth, not only in De-
Funiak Springs, but all sur-
rounding cities, in conjunc-
tion with the Underage
Drinking Task Force in Wal-
ton County. CWRM is asking
all of the board of directors

of the ministry be present
and bring anyone that would
be interested in the details of
this event.

The event will be held on
New Year's Eve' from 8 p.m.-
to 12:30 a.m., with the ball
dropping at midnight at the
Walton' County Fairgrounds.

Please plan to attend this
meeting on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 22, 2005, at 5:30 p.m., at
World Evangelism Church,
across from Union Springs
Church on Hwy. 90W. For
more information, contact
Minister Doreatha Pretlow-
Tucker at dptuckerl
@earthlink.net or call 850-
892-6954, or 850-699-7769.

Ingle warns of jury duty scam

Has anyone called recently missed jury duty? Warning
letting you know that you it could be a scam, said Wal-

DeFUNIAK SPRINGS

POLICE REPORT
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Officers of the DeFuniak Springs
Police Department arrested the follow-
ing people during the week ending
November 13, 2005:
Michael Paul Fullwiler, 25, DFS,
Possession of drug paraphernalia,
poss. of cannabis -20 grams, poss w/
intent to manufacture cannabis, un-
lawful sexual activity with minor,
Patricia Cano, 45, DFS, DUI re-
fused test,
a Keisha Dukes, 26, DFS, Grand
theft, forgery, uttering a forged check,
exploitation of elderly person,
Kevin Settles, 20, DFS, DWLSR,

Charles Majors Jr., 19, Graceville,
Warrants (Holmes and Washington
Co.),
Jeorge Ramerez, 20, DFS, Bur-
glary, grand theft,
J.C., 17, DFS, Possession of co-
caine,
Ralph Robinson, 31, DFS, Pos-
session of cocaine, contributing to de-
linquency of minor,
*Tabatha Carmichael, 24, Forgery,
Helena Jones, 21, DFS, Warrants
x15,
Melinda Home, 35, DFS, VOP,
Joey Woodman, 47, Warrants x2,
DWLSR, no tag light.

ton County Clerk of Court,
Martha Ingle.
Some states are reporting
that a person claiming to be
a clerk's office employee is
calling people telling them
that a jury summons in their
name has gone unanswered,
and that an arrest warrant
has been issued. The caller
then suggests he or she can
verify the arrest warrant if
the unsuspecting person will
provide.some personal iden-
tifying information, such as
social security number, birth
date, or credit card number.
Much of this information can
easily be used to commit iden-
tity theft.
"While this scam has not
reached Walton County, ifyou
ever experience this type calls
hang up and call my office
immediately," said Ingle.
"The Clerk's Office does not
call summoned jurors. Please
do not give out your personal
information over the phone,"
Ingle said.
This scam has been re-
ported in many states, and
many more victims could be
at risk if they are not aware
of this threat.

Walton County Sheriff's Deputies
arrested the fllowioing people during
the week ending iNovember 13. 2005
*Travis James Cox, 27, SRB, DUI,
Randy Ralph Holly, 30, Panama
City, FTA,
Lashawnee Martin, 26, No ad-
dress given, MVOP,
Frankie Martin, 41, DFS, FVOP,
*Thomas William McDonald, 33,
SRB, DWLSR, Possession of can-
nabis -20 grams, poss. of parapher-
nalia,
Rita Faye Holmes, 35, PDL, FTA,
*Tara Leigh Sprague, 26, Destin,
DUI,
Kevin E. Mayo, 27, Bonifay, FVOP,
Frances Poole Burnham, 36,
Destin, Possession of marijuana -20
grams, poss. of paraphernalia,
Jimmy Lewis Winston, 56, Dothan,
FVOP,
Harry Justin MacFike, 35, SRB,
Possession of marijuana -20 grams,
poss.of paraphernalia, poss. of pre-
scription meds. w/o prescription,
Christina Marie Mullis, 38, Destin,
Worthless checks x2 (Okaloosa Co.),
Timothy Dwight Millender, 38,
DFS, DWLSR, attached tag not as-
signed,
William Jeffrey Wesley, 43,
Panama City, FVOP,
SWesley Blake Holsonback, 22,
Miramar Beach, Contributing to delin-
quency of minor, possession of mari-
juana -20 grams, poss. of drug para-
phernalia,
Cynthia Dubec, 49, FWB, FTA x3,
Damian Matthew Andrews, 23,
Crestview, FVOP,
Christopher Bobus, 22, Shalimar,
MVOP,
David Joseph Franklin, 50,
Niceville, MVOP,
Richard Joseph Humpert, 31,
Freeport, MVOP, DWLSR, leaving
scene of accident,
Jeremy James Odom, 18,
Crestview, Battery domestic,
Richard Randdll Alford, 40,
DFS,Aggravated battery 'w/deadly
weapon,
David Walker, 49, Freeport,
MVOP,
*Bocephus Scott Yon, 19, Freeport,
SPossession of methamphetamine w/

intent to sell, poss. of cocaine w/in-
tent to sell, poss. of cannabis -20
grams, poss. of drug paraphernalia,
Jimmy Lee Freeman, 19, Free-
port, Possession of methamphet-
amine w/intent to sell, poss. of cocaine
w/intent to sell, poss. of drug parapher-
nalia, criminal mischief w/firearm,
poss. of firearm w/serial number re-
moved,
Joseph Allen Durso, 19, Freeport,
Possession of methamphetamine w/
intent to sell, poss. of cocaine w/in-
tent to sell, poss. of cannabis -20
grams, poss. of drug paraphernalia,
R.L. Thomas, 21, Westville, Theft,
Kelly Jane Dingel, 39, Panama
City Beach, MVOP,
Merri Holland, 36, Freeport, FTA,
bond revocation,
Kevin Edward Scott, 34, Freeport,
FTA, FVOP, bond revocation,
Steven Daniel Hurst, 21, Freeport,
FVOP,
Adam David Sinclair, 22, DFS,
DWLSR,
Steven Thorne Trotter, 44, Free-
port, DUI refused test,
Matthew Cobble, 25, Miramar
Beach, Battery,
Ryan Matthew Lee, 25, San An-
tonio, TX, Warrant (Pinellas Co.),
Taunia Lutz, 36, Wichita, KS,
DWLSR,
Daniel Winkler, 29, SRB, FTA,
Jeremy James Larnce, 32, DFS,
DWLSR,
Montie Holmes, 42, DFS, FVOP,
Ryan William Hood, 21, Bonifay,
DUI refused test,
Jamie Joseph Hopkins, 25, DFS,
FVOP x2,
Eric Clayton Miller, 19, Bonifay,
DUI,
George Jonathan Harrison, 24,
Westville, DUI,
Jodie Lynn White, 45, Freeport,
Battery,
Elmer Leroy Johnson Jr., 29,
Decatur, MS, DWLSR,
Jason Hickman, 21, SRB, Viola-
tion of injunction,
.o Catherine Stanacano, 27,
Crestview, DWLSR,
Charles Eugene Metheny, 46,
Macon, MS, DWLSR,,
Oscar Antonio Quezada, 30,
Westville, DUI refused test.

arts and crafts movement to
contemporary Greek Revival
and contemporary Victorian.
Seven homes are featured.
They include one home in
Pine Shores subdivision, one
on Crescent Street, one on
Minnesota Street, one on Flo-
rence Street, and three on
Circle Drive. Only one of the
homes, Verandas on Circle'
Drive, participated in last
year's tour.
Tickets are $15 plus tax, per
person, and will be on sale the
day of the tour, Dec. 3, from 8
a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Visi-
tors Center on Circle Drive
and The Big Store on Baldwin
Avenue. Homes will be open
from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Profit from the tour will be
used for participation in
projects designed to benefit
heritage tourism in DeFuniak

DRAKE

'West Florida. More than
likely, it would end with the
recognition as Teacher of the
Year at WDE for the 1997-
1998 school year.
Carlene Anderson was the
principal at WDFE when
Anna Kay was a teacher. At
one point, she recalls having
to move Anna Kay from
teaching fifth-grade to fourth-
grade. Apparently, the move
was not what Anna Kay had
in mind. Carlene explained
that the fourth-grade stu-
dents really needed strong
writing and reading skills
and Anna Kay was passion-
ate about those subjects.
Pam Beck, a fourth-grade
teacher at WDE, probably
knew Anna Kay better than
anyone else. Anna Kay had
been her teacher at Sunday
school and when she was fin-
ishing up her college degree,
Pam's own daughter was
privileged to have Mrs. Drake
as her fourth-grade teacher.
Pam explains how she had
once told Anna Kay that the
move from fifth to fourth-
grade was probably her
fault. Pam was to begin
teaching fourth-grade at
WDE and had been praying
for Anna's guidance. Anna
Kay wias more than a friend
and co-worker for Pam, she
became her mentor.
When Anna Kay became ill,

Springs.
"Everyone is encouraged to
come support this popular
event and help welcome th,
many out-of-town visitors
who will be in DeFuniak for

the tour," said Brenda Ray,
spokesperson.

For more information, call
892-2448, 892-60 r- 892-
4237.

THE ELEGANT CONTEMPORARY GREEK REVIVAL
HOME at 150 Lakeside Drive returns to the annual Tour of
Homes this year after a long absence. Truly a showplace, the
home and its elaborate Christmas decorations are a must
see.

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of her illness, Anna Kay had
received a bouquet of flowers
with a note attached which
stated simply, "Thanks to you,
I love to read." A former stu-
dent, then in 11th-grade at
Ponce de Leon High School,
had sent the flowers. Drake
recalled how Anna had shed
tears over that particular stu-
dent in her efforts to help him
learn to read.
Anna Kay's reward was im-
mense. In the words of Henry
Adams, "A teacher affects
eternity; he can never tell
where his influence stops."
What a typical biography
will not tell you is how Anna
Kay Drake touched hearts
and'lives. Family, students,
parent, '*co-wo:rkers,' and
friends they all have their
own piece of Anna Kay, a
piece she gave freely.

she was intent on going over
papers and keeping up with
her students' progress. Pam
would bring the schoolwork
to her on a regular basis.
Anna's particular concerns
were that of her students'
preparedness for testing.
During the final weeks of her
illness, when she knew she
would not be returning to the
school to teach, she still
wanted to see the work of her
students.
Anna is remembered as an
innovative teacher. She loved
the Internet and all that com-
puters could offer. She was
always coming up with new,
exciting ideas to inspire not
only her students, but the
teachers around her.
This innovative teacher,
who welcomed the technologi-
cal age into her life and her
classroom, was an inspira-
tion, a role model. As an
adult she discovered a talent
buried deep within her; she
began to paint. Combining
the love of painting with tech-
nology, she scanned her work
and used it to create personal
greeting cards. Anna Kay was
always learning, seeking, and
understanding the world
around her..
As David Drake'stood 't'the
podium to say a few words
about his late wife, he re-
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WALTON COUNTY

SHERIFF'S REPORT
REPORTt i

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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

Community Calendar

WALTON COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB meets on
the first Monday of each month at the EOC on Davis Lane,
DeFuniak Springs at 7 p.m.
For more information, call 951-2881.
THE CANCER CARE CENTER at Fort Walton Beach
Medical Center in conjunction with the American Cancer
Society will host the Man-to-Man support group on Thurs-
day, Nov. 10, from 7 9 p.m. Participants learn about pros-
tate cancer and discuss topics relating to its treatment, side
effects and how to cope with the disease.
To register, call the American Cancer Society office at 850-
244-3813 or Anthony Roberts at 863-2056.

HEALTHMARK OF WALTON COUNTY RURAL
HEALTH CARE CLINIC announces a program called
'Healthy Eating for the Holidays: A Time for Diabetic In-
dulgence.' The program will be held every Thursday in Nov.
and Dec. except for Thanksgiving from 5:30 until 6:30 p.m.
in the cafeteria in Healthmark Hospital. The course will
taught by Tina Bell, R,D.N. and Laurie Gerhard, A.R.N.P.
For more information or to register, call 951-4556.
THE ANNUAL MISS HOMETOWN CHRISTMAS PAG-
EANT will be held Dec. 10 at the Walton Senior High School.
Age divisions are 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-12. 13-15, and 16 and up.
For more information, call 859-1058.

FAMILIES BUILDING BETTER READERS (FBBR) is a
workshop for parents of children in kindergarten through
third grade to provide parents with simple activities to do
with their children to improve reading performance, and to
provide parents with resources that will help improve their

children's literacy throughout life.
The workshops will be held November 17 at West DeFu-
niak Elementary, November 29 at Freeport Elementary,
December 1 at Maude Saunders Elementary, January 12 at
Van R. Butler and Bay Elementary Schools, and January
19 at Paxton School.
All workshops will have sign-in and snacks beginning at
5:30 p.m. Opening session begins promptly at 6 p.m. Work-
shops will conclude at 8:30 p.m. Childcare will be provided.
Parents will receive "tool kits" to aid them in 'building' bet-
ter readers in their home. Door prizes will be awarded at
closing session.

"CHRISTMAS FOR THE BIRDS" is an annual happen-
ing at the Coastal Branch Library on U.S. 331 in south
Walton. Children gather to make Christmas tree ornaments
which can be eaten by the birds.
Santa arrives in a fire engine and members of the fire
district help the children hang the ornaments on a large
tree outside the library.
The children also enjoy a story time and refreshments.
All children of the community are invited to bring their par-

Practice horse

show to be held

The Walton County 4-H
Livestock Club will be hold-
ing a practice horse show on
Monday, Nov. 21, at 6 p.m.
at the Walton County Fair-
grounds. The horse show is
open to students ages 8 18
years. Horses must have a

negative coggins and riders
must wear helmets. Classes
will be held in showmanship
and western pleasure.
There will also be some
timed events and some dem-
onstrations. Call 892-8172 to
register.

ents to the library at 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 3. There
is no cost. The party will last approximately two hours.
For more information, call Susie Arnold at 267-2809 or
622-9796.

THE RED DOOR GROUP of Alcoholics Anonymous meets
Monday evenings at 7 at 144 Circle Drive in DeFuniak
Springs. Meetings last about an hour, and are open to any-
one with a desire to stop drinking. No dues or fees.
"If you want to drink, that's your business. If you want to
stop, that's ours."
For more information, call AA at (850) 244-2421.

1996 GRADUATES OF PONCE DE LEON HIGH
SCHOOL is planning a ten year reunion. Graduates or any-
one with information on a graduate is asked to contact Jes-
sica Burgess at 855-0465 or email information to
jessica4160@yahoo.com.

NOTICE
An application was filed with the Federal
Communications Commission, Washington, D.C. on,
October 28, 2005, to assign the license of Station
WGTX(AM), DeFuniak Springs, FL, from Beebe
Communications, LLC to The Sportzmax, Inc.
WGTX operates on 1280 kHz. The officers, directors
and persons holding more than 10% of The
Sportzmax, Inc. are Stephen G. Riggs, III and Warren
L. Howell. A copy of this application and related
papers are on file for public inspection during normal
business hours at the WGTX studios, located at 40.S.
5th Street, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435.
3tp: 11-10,17,24

T IR COLLECTPU S)ION PROGRAM

Walton

High

senior class

to host

barbeque
The WHS Senior Class is
hosting a barbeque dinner
Friday, Nov. 18 from 10:30 -
2 p.m. in the Thrift-Way
parking lot. Plates are $6 and
include bbq pork, baked
beans, cole slaw, bread, and
dessert.
Delivery is available for
five or more. Call 892-1270,
extension 4485. Proceeds
from the sale benefit Walton .
High Senior Class trip to
Southern California.

North Walton

Mosquito Control
operates a free old-tire
recovery program
during the months of
November February. ." V -,00
Old tires hold water and
.r. breed several species of mosquitoes,
some of which are linked to diseases.

If you want old tires collected please call our office

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NOTICE OF INTENT TO ENACT ORDINANCE

Notice is hereby given that the City council of the City of Freeport, Florida, shall con-
sider for adoption at the meeting scheduled December 13, 2005, at 7:00 p.m., at City
Hall in Freeport, Florida, an Ordinance providing for the annexation of two parcels of
land which adjoin the East boundaries of the city limits of the City of Freeport, Florida.
A map showing the areas to be annexed is set forth below. A complete legal descrip-
tion by metes and boundary of the properties to be annexed may be obtained from the
office of the City Clerk at City Hall, Freeport, Florid?..

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A copy of the proposed Ordinance is available at City Hall or inspection m and all inter-
ested persons may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the proposed
Ordinance.
Note: If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the Council with respect to
any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, such person will need a record of
the proceeding and that, for such purpose, such person may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and
evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
CLAYTON J.M. ADKINSON, CITY ATTORNEY
2tc: 11-17,24

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years, thousands of veterans, citizens, 1 .
S' students and school officials have filled
"' : the gymnasium at Walton Middle School -,'-
in DeFuniak Springs to listen, to learn -a,," ..- ..
.and to honor those who have served in
the United States armed forces. Over the .-
[ years, speakers from every branch of ,
service and from every war fought dur-
ing the last century and the beginning '
of this one have stood at a podium and ...
to talk about their experiences and de- "
"A ""' scribe what it meant to them to be a vet-
Sf eran.
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was no exception. Vietnam War veteran ,
Charles Heath, described being / .
i wounded in action repeatedly and the .
S' .bravery of his comrades, many of whom, ,
: like him, were Native American Indians.
Heath, a disabled veteran living in
Milton, was the keynote speaker, but the
,, ,^ program featured three young cadet
O groups who presented the colors, folded NM -' ,
5_-',v.. the American Flag and retired the col- '. '"''- "..
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as well as lots of special music. WMS
A.^: ",Student Council officers Rhavann -
Perkins, Shelbie Standland, Lesa King "
and Gloria Kesper took part in the pro-
gram, as did numerous WMS faculty
members, including Principal Russell
Hughes. ..
GUEST SPEAKER CHARLES HEATH, a Vietnam Veteran
As three school board members looked on, Superintendent of School Carlene Anderson told and Creek Indian, talked about his experiences in south-
students and the audience that she was especially proud of Walton Middle School because it was east Asia and what it means to fight for one's country.
a school that recognized the value of teaching patriotism to generations of children and was
helping to instill in them a sense of pride and respect for veterans and the sacrifices they have .
made so that we might all live free.

ALL BRANCHES of the U.S. armed services were represented
VETERANS ANVD CITIZENS joined the faculty and siaffof Walon MAliddle School for the annual during the celebration.
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birth of daughter
Billy and Margie Butts, along with big brothers Austin
and Jacob Butts, welcomed Emily Ragan Butts on August
23, 2005 at 5:45 p.m. at the North Okaloosa Medical Cen-
ter in Crestview, FL. Ragan weighed 8 pounds and three
ounces and was 21 1/2 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Wilford and Teresa Carroll,
of Ponce de Leon, FL, and the late Patricia Ann Carroll, of
Ponce de Leon. Paternal grandparents are Weldon and
Dorothy Butts ofWestville, FL.

ARTAND JANCIE HATTEN
Art and yanice latten

celebrate 50th anniversary
Art and Janice Hatten of DeFuniak Springs celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary on October 21, 2005.
They were married on October 21, 1955, at the Methodist
Parsonage in Repton, AL.
Commander Hatten enlisted in the United States Navy
in 1952 as a hospital corpsman, received a commission in
the Medical Service Corps in 1962, and retired after thirty
years of service in September 1982 after serving as the di-
rector for administration at the Naval Aerospace and Re-
gional Hospital, Pensacola, FL. He received many awards
for his service and is a Vietnam veteran.
He was the administrator of Valley Springs Community
Hospital in DeFuniak Springs for four years. The hospital
received Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Hospi-
tals certification for the first time during his tenure. He re-
tired from the state of Florida, after serving ten years as
the director of environmental health for Walton County in
1997. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in business man-
agement and a Master of Arts degree in the administration
of higher education.
Jan was voted as Miss Repton, AL, and served as valedic-
torian of her senior class. She was very active in scholastic
and social activities as well as community service as a vol-
unteer at several naval hospitals, the Red Cross and sev-
eral Navy Officers' Wives Clubs. Jan's work in these activi-
ties was recognized by the Surgeon General of the Navy.
The couple has two children, a daughter, Trena Henson,
of Orange Park.-FL, ard son, Daryl of-Rockvyile, D, and
three grandchildren, Callie, Abijah and Jcrdan;'
Mr. and Mrs. Hatten celebrated their anniversary with a
week at the Sunterra Greensprings Resort, Williamsburg,
VA, which was a giftfrom their children.

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And whatever you do in DeFuniak Springs
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Colossians 3:17 50- 924528

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reunion, november 19

Erin, Richard,Grover,
Claudie, Wilson and all those
related to, the Burnham
family are invited to gather
together on Saturday, Nov.
19, at 11 a.m. in the Freeport
Lions Club, located on Hwy.
20 west of Freeport, to cel-
ebrate the lives of these origi-
nal pioneers.
If anyone has family mem-
bers that live out of our area,
please let them know of this
event. All relatives are in-
vited to bring a favorite food
or dessert and photos/history

'In the spirit of Christian oy
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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

Noma Hopkins

celebrates 90

years of life

Noma Padgett Hopkins cel-
ebrated her 90th birthday
with five generations of her
children, attending a lunch
buffet at the Civic Center on
November 12, 2005 with fam-
ily and friends. Noma was
born on November 10, 1915,
in Leonia, FL, to Link and
Carrie Padgett, and livedher
childhood in Walton County.
She was married to Ray
Hawkins, ofDothan, AL, and
Tom Hopkins, ofTallahassee,
FL. Both are deceased.
She has one daughter,
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children, Sherry Griswold
and Larry Griswold; four
great-grandchildren, Wanda
Ammons (John), Jerry
Bishop, Bobbi Griswold and
Keri Griswold; four great-
great-grandchildren, Price
and Kylie Bishop and Seth
and Shawn Ammons, all of
Jacksonville, FL.
Noma was the eldest of
eight children, four boys,
Rupert Padgett (Anna), of
Bonifay, FL, Leon, Junior
and Payton, all deceased;
three sisters, Cumi P. Cobb,
Sarah Zula Roberts, both de-
ceased, and Ola Ruth Spann,
of Milton, FL.
Noma retired from the
state of Florida in Tallahas-
see, FL, in 1980, then moved
back home to DeFuniak
Springs, where she has lived
since.
She is a member of the
First Baptist Church of De-
Funiak and was an active
member in the hospital'aux-
iliary, where she received her
3,000 hours pin for voluntary
work in the 15 years that she
was there. She was an active
member in the Garden Club
and Woman's Club. She was
a board member of the ARC
for many years.
Rev. Jerry Chumbley, pas-
tor of the First Baptist
Church of DeFuniak Springs
gave the devotional at the
celebration and Dr. Larry
Tyson, of Panama City, enter-
tained guests with his violin.
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FIVE GENERATIONS
celebrated the birthday of
Noma Hopkins, 90, in De-
Funiak Springs.

THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

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"MAINSTREET," SINGING, DANCING, ACTING FAMILY TROUPE. (Left to right) Brit-
tany Wilharm, Sharon Wilharm, Fred Wilharm.

"Mainstreet" troupe

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message to audiences

By BRUCE COLLIER
"Mainstreet" is a three-per-
son troupe of performers,
based in DeFuniak Springs.
Mainstreet is on a double
mission, to entertain and to
bring a Christian message to
its audience..
The company consists of
husband and wife Fred and
Sharon Wilharm, and their
daughter, Brittany. All three
have varying talents and,
skills, useful of both sides of
the stage.
Fred has been a musician
for over 30 years. He sings;
and plays guitar, banjo, har-
monica, and keyboard.
Fred also has his own video
production company, produc-
ing commercials, music vid-
eos, documentaries, and fea-
ture-length films. ,
Fred's educational back-
ground is in communications,
and he has extensive experi-
ence with'voice-overs and as
a sound technician.
Sharon has brought her
background in education, as.
well as experience in Chris-
tian music and drama min-

istry, to the Mainstreet mix.
In addition to experience in
videos and stage productions,
Sharon has been a choir and
drama director.
Daughter Brittany is the
youngest member of the
troupe, but her stage experi-
ence stretches as far back as
six months old, when she
played the baby Jesus.
Brittany has done several
children's theater produc-
tions at Florida Chautauqua
Theatre, and is a member of
the Solid Rockers puppet
team at Southwide Baptist
Church, of which she and her
family are members.
The idea for Mainstreet
came when Sharon had just
completed training in Chris-
tian leadership and speak-
ing.
"I always wanted to travel
and speak," she says, "but I
didn't want to work alone."
A family decision led to the;
formation of Mainstreet,
which made its debut at
Southwide in September of
this year.
The typical Mainstreet

show lasts 40 minutes, and
consists of songs, music, and
sketches, linked .together by
whatever Christian theme or
lesson is to be conveyed.
Fred says he has written
"some" songs, but most are
old-time traditional songs,
what Sharon calls "obscure,"
such as "The Preacher and
the Bear."
Sketches include parodies
of TV shows, songs, and
"man-on-the-street" pieces,
in which the performers play
a variety of roles.
Since its debut, Mainstreet
has been picking up gigs
here and there. Both Fred
and Sharon are learning how
to manage the booking and
business side of the enter-
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and its website, the company
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We Give Thanks
For friends and family
food and shelter too,
Dear Lord we praise and
give thanks to you.
For the harvested grain
in fields that wave,
for our country's freedom
and the road it paves.
For the season of Autumn
and the colors it brings,

for the sun and the stars,
and the birds that sing.
For our majestic forest
that stands so tall,
for all your creatures,
whether big or small.
For the right to worship
on our prayerful knees,
dear Father in heaven
we're thankful for these.
Mary Ann Whiddon

EUCHEEANNA APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST is having a youth bake sale. Place orders for home-
made desserts for Thanksgiving Day. Orders will be taken
at 259-1649/259-0760 or drop it by Thriftway Supermarket.
Orders will be taken until Nov. 16.
Pickup dates are Tuesday, Nov. 22 and Wednesday Nov. 23
from 10:00 a.m. until noon at Thriftway. Desserts recipes

from regular steak suppers. Cakes (9" four layers) $15 $25
each and pies (9 inch) $8 each.
All proceeds go to the church youth department.
DEBATE ANNOUNCEMENT Nov. 17. There will be a
religious debate on Thursday, Nov. 17 at the community
center in DeFuniak Springs, Florida. The proceedings will
begin at 7 each evening. The agreed upon propositions are:
Proposition #1: "The New Testament Scriptures are the sole
authority for Christian faith and practice." Affirm John T.
Polk, II-Christian; Deny: Robert Sungenis -Roman Catho-
lic.
Proposition #2: "The scriptures and Apostolic Tradition
as handed down by the Roman Catholic Church are our sole
authority for Christian faith and practice." Affirm: Robert
Sungenis; Deny: John T. Polk, II.
Messengers Polk and Sungepis have sought to establish
a cordial relationship in their pre-debate arrangements, and
will maintain their mutual respect for the other's sincerity.
This discussion will deal with doctrine, and not personali-
ties, and should be conducted on a high plane. Polk is spon-
sored by the College Avenue Church of Christ.
This debate will be open to the public at no charge. There

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By Dr. Robert M. Jaye

The only place where this
Greek word daily appears is
in Matthew 6:11. Some
translators believe it should
say, "Give us bread for the
coming day." Yet it is for daily
bread for which we are in-
structed to ask of the Lord.
It calls for absolute depen-
dence on God from day to day.

God is concerned about hu-
man need. Our Lord did not
pray, "Give us this say our.
daily cake." We are to ask for
the necessities of life, not the
luxuries. Bread is the staff
of life.
Many people are living de-
feated lives.. They believe
that no one cares. God knows
all about the working of this
universe, and He can help us

through any ordeal. He d
knows that we have grocer- s
ies to buy, mortgages to meet,
school expenses, and other
bills to pay. Thus, He prays
for us to meet them by being
wise ourselves from day to
day.
We are totally dependent
on God for spiritual and
physical needs. In this
. prayer we pray, "Give us." We
are hereby indicating that we
do not have what we need,
and must ask God for our
needs. When seed is planted
for bread, God gives us sun
and water for it to germinate.
.We must separate the grain
from the husk, and grind the
grain into flour. Theie are
some things we can do, and
others where we must depend
on God for the total supply of
all our spiritual and physical
needs.
We find happiness when we
live a day at a time. Today is
the day you worried about
yesterday. We must depend
on God, plan for the' future
and leave the outcome to
Him. Newman, a poet, once
wrote, "Keep Thou my feet: I

THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

.o not ask to see/ The distant me." God is not a searchlight, leads us step by step, and we
cene; one step enough for but He is a footlight. Christ must follow him.

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You're invited to attend:
"Coping with the Holidays following a loss"

Date: Thursday, November 17, 2005
6:!00 8:00 PM (light refreshments)
Hosted by Clary-Glenn Funeral Home and
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Place: The Chautauqua Building
Circle Drive
DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32435

Normal Grief Reactions, Coping Strategies for the Holidays, and Supporting Children and
Adults in Grief thrdogh the Holidays will be the topics presented. Please come and join
us, and bring a friend!

Please RSVP by November 14, 2005 to Joel & Paula Glenn at (850) 892-2511

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BALDWIN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH invites you to attend Sunday School
9:45,.Worship Service 11:00, Discipleship Training 5 p.m., Sunday Evening
Service 6 p.m., Wednesday Prayer Service 6:30 p.m. Come and be a part of
an awesome ministry herein your community..
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Highway 331 N., Freeport, Fl. Independent, Fun-
damental Standing for the Blobd, The Book and the Blessed Hope. Services:
Sunday at.10 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Thursday at 7 p.m.,.WZEP Radio
Sunday, at 8:05 a.m., 1460 AM on your dial. Pastor James Roesch phone
892-6252.
BLACK CREEK UNITED METHODIST "The church in the wildwood" in-
vites you to come worship and fellowship with us on Sundays and .'.edne.;-
days. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m., followed by Worship Service at 11,
a.m. Children's church begins at 1.1:30 a.m. Choir practice is on Sunday af-
ternoon at 5:30 p.m. followed by the evening Worship Service at 6:00 p.m.
A covered dish fellowship dinner is enjoyed on each first Sunday following
the worship service. Wednesday Bible Study begins at 6:30 p.m. Black Creek
UMC is located 5 miles east of Freeport, FL at 278 Memorial Lane. Please call
835-1881 or 835-2521 for directions. Pastor Lavelle Enterkin, (850-871-4142)
and the congregation invite you to "come as you are" with an expectant
heart to receive a blessing.
COMMUNITY HOLINESS CHURCH is located at 971 W. Live Oak Ave. in
DeFuniak Springs. Pastor Howard Taylor and congregation welcomes you to
join Spirit filled worship services where we'll treat you in so many different
ways, you will have to like some of them. Service each Sunday at 10:00 a.m.
and 6:00 p.m., Wednesday night prayer meeting at 7:00 p.m. All are cor-
dially invited and welcome. For a ride to church contact 892-0706 or 892-
4704.
CORNERSTONE CHURCH Come as you arel Hear old-fashioned Gospel
c.rc a.hing Experience The-pr~tst`~ te f'G dfirst-hand Surda Worship 10
5 m and '..'cdIrda,,, 7 p m. CORNERSTONE CHURCH is an equipping
ministry designed to demonstrate, teach, train, impart and activate follow-
ers of Jesus Christ in the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. Sunday services include:
CHILDREN'S Church from Nurser,' through 12 years of age. TEENS meet on
Wednesday evenings and' Friday nights. We also offer Bible based K 12th
grade, coupled with a Christian Academy / Preschool. Cornerstone Church
is located on Hwy. 83, two miles north of DeFuniak Springs.
DAMASCUS PENTECOSTAL MINISTRIES, 922 W. Bayloop Road, Freeport,
FL. Executive Pastor Charles Carlton Sr. Senior Pastor T.C. Moon. Moving Wor-
ship 1 1:30 a.m.; Sunday evening 6 p.m. Wednesday night service 7 p.m.,
Kids K' wer -our 7 p.m., Youth 7 p.m.
EAS, .-IST CHURCH Real answers for life's tough questions. Come
join a sr. ch with a loving heart for God's word. Sunday School be-
gins at 9:30 a.n with ourworship service beginning at 10:30 a.m. Wednes-
day Evenii Ser :es begin with a meal at 6:00 p.m.; Prayer and bible study
begin at o: ..0 p.r... astor Dean Whitaker and congregation welcome you to
joir js at 10 Bay Avenue in DeFuniak Springs. For more information, call,
892-2324.
EUCHEEANNA APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, 6068 CR 280E,
6.5 miles east of DeFuniak Springs, '.ouid Io.e for ,ou to come and experi-
ence true Pentecostal worship and anointed preaching! Sunday begins with
prayer at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, 10 a.m. Sunday evening begins with
prayer at 5:30 p.m. and then worship service at 6 p.m. Our Wednesday
Midweek service begins with prayerat 6:30 p.m. and service at 7 p.m. Pas-
tor Gary Jones and the congregation extend a very warm welcome to all.
Come istr. cr make us, our church home. For more information, prayer, Bible
studies, please call church 892-9338. We hope to see you soon!! Come
expecting a Holy ghost move!
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH We are a mission church dedicated to teach-
ing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We invite you to join us for Sunday services at
1200 Circle Drive, DeFuniak Springs. Worship service only at 9:00 a.m. with
Pastor Delvin Bender. Pastor Bender can be reached at 537-4120 or call Ruby
Pfahlert at 892-3265. We welcome visitors and new members.
FIRST APOSTOLIC CHURCH at 440 Orange Ave. Church attendance
doesn't have to be dull, mundane and a burden to your life! When was the
last time you attended a'church where there waSa spirit of excitement and
an abundance of the Spirit of God? This church family at the First Apostolic
Church would love for you to come and experience the kind of worship
Sand relationship -hat the Apostles enjoyed.having when the Christian church
was first birthed!'Our Sunday services start at 10a.m. for Sunday School for
the children and worship and preaching service for the adults. Sunday.
Evening begins with prayer at 5:30 p m and then worship service follows
at 6 p.m. Our Wednesday night Bible Study begins at 7 p.m.-We have prayer
meetings on Thursday Evenings beginning at 6 p.m. Come and experience
the Holy Ghost power the way God intended church to really be!. If you
have any questions or need ministry assistance, feel freeto call the church at
892-7882. Rev. David W. King, Pastor.
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD of DeFuniak Springs, located on 461 Van Buren
Avenue, would like to extend an invitation for all to come join us as we
celebrate the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ through Spirit filled worship
& annointed preaching!! Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m., followed by
Morning Worship at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday evening service is at 7 p.m. Youth
Ministry Services are held everyWednesday evening at 7:00 p:m. Pastor is
Adam Peterson, Associate Pastor, Joel Davis. Please come and worship with
us. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Donna Lorenz
between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. at.892-8045 or after 3:30 p.m. at 892-6859.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.OF DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, 216 East Live Oak Av-
enue. We cordially invite you to join our "Fellowship of Encouragement"
and come for Worship and Bible Study at the following times: Sunday Bible
Study (9:15 a.m.), Morning worship (10:30 a.m.), discipleship studies (5
p.m.) and evening worship (6:30 p.m.) You are also encouraged to join us
for prayer meeting at 6 p.m: on Wednesdays, and come early for fellowship
dinners. Call the church office, (850) 892-2722, for details.
The members of FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH warmly invite you to worship
with us this Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Then stay for refreshments and Adult Bible
Study and children's Sunday School. Our Pastor, Reverend Jack Betz, speaks
from the Gospel each Sunday of Jesus' love for each of us. We are known
throughout our community as a friendly and serving Church that welcomes
newcomers. We are located on Route 331 very near the Florida line [24213
5th Avenue] in Florala, Alabama. If you wish, call us at 334-858-3515 for
more specific directions.
Thursday, November 17 10 a.m. Mary Martha Circle meets to work on
picture books; Friday, November 18 7 p.m. Choir Practice at the-Keelers';
Saturday, November 19 10 a.m. pre-confirmation Bible Class.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of DeFuniak Springs, 1063 Circle Drive,
invites you to join us throughout the week for worship, fellowship, study
and service. A Men's Fellowship group and Presbyterian Women meet
monthly for'fellowship and Bible study. Sunday (nursery is provided from
9:30 a.m. to 12:00). 9:30 a.m. Sunday School for all ages, 11:00 a.m. Momin
ing Worship. Monday 6:30 p n-l. ,c.uth adultt Bible Study and. Felli.-.sriip
(high school grads, 20'x & 30's). Wednesday POWER HOUR! 3:,00 p.m. KIDZ
CLUB (1st-5th grade) Light supper for both roups. 5 00 p.m. Youth Con-;
nection (6th-12th), 6:30 p.m. Char.-:el Ch.oir rehearsal First Sunday -
Churchwide covered-dish luncheon after church. Second Friday -'Pairs.and
Spares. Dinner' 6:00 p.m.
First Presbyterian is a community of disciples of Jesus Christ who are :
committed to being an inclusive faith community where persons from all
walks of life feel comfortable worshiping and working together.. If you're
looking for a church home, we invite you to come visit us. Church office.
phone number 892-5832; email: fpcdfs@earthlink.net
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, located at
88 Circle Drive,. Rev. Ken Autrey, staff and congregation wishes'to invite you
to join our family for activities on Sunday beginning with Contemporary Wdr-
ship Service in sanctuary at 8:30 a.m. with continental breakfast and fellow-
ship after; Traditional Worship Service and Children's church (Pre-K.to third
grade) at 11 a.m.; Vesper Service at 5:30 p.m. in the Chapel. Communion is
observed at both morning services on first Sunday and Sunday School for
all ages at 9:45 a.m. Other opportunities on Sunday include: UMYF Fellow-
ship at 3 p.m., 4:00 p.m. Jr. UMYF and Children (HIS Kids club). Ladies Bible
.Study "Women of Faith" each Thursday, 7:00 p.m. and Food Pantry every 3rd
Sat. 7-9 a.m. For more information, call 892-5332 or 892-5640.
FREEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday's, Bible study school at 9 a.m.,
morning worship at 10 a.m. and evening worship at 6 p.m. Wednesday
Bible Schppl at 7 pm. Free Bible corresp.o.rnderin courses Evervone is in-
vited. Location: just past the -ir, limn- ; .:o n r I S H...y. :31 -.".uth
FREEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 340 St. Hwy. 20 E., POB 287, Free-.
port, FL 32439, phone and fax 835-2447. Bible Study is at 9 a.m. and Morn-
ing Worship is at 10 a.m. with Communion being served the first Sunday of
each month. The Rev. Gene Harris will deliver the morning message. Fellow-
ship immediately follows the worship service. All are cordially invited and
welcomed. The following events are held in the church Fellowship Hall -
,Women of the church meet the second Tuesday of each month at 10:30
a.m. Boy Scout Troop 751 and Cub Scout Pack 751 meets everyTuesday at
6 p.m. Small Group Activities are.held each Wednesday at 6 p.m.
FREEPORT UNITED METHODIST, 174 Harrison Street, (comer of Ba, loop
& -Harrison St.) Freeport, FL,'850-835-2261. Dr. Charles Satterwhite, pastor
Sunday school 8:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Worship Service 10 a.m. Singing
5:15 p.m. Sunday E.enirng Worship Service 6 p rr, Pra.,er Mecting Wednes-
day.6 p.m. Please come worship with us.
-GLENDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Pastor. Keith Andrews and the con-
gregation of Glehdale Presbyterian Church invite you to worship each Sun-
day morning at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School for all ages begins at 9:30 fol-
lowed by a time of fellowship at 10:30. A Community Men's Bible Fellow-
ship meets in the church :ellc.... ship Hall on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m.
All men-are invited. GPC is located on Hwy,. 83 about 9.5 miles north of
DeFuniak Springs. We are a church for today with historic roots. Find out
more on thei .-.eb at Nww.glendalechurch.org. Call 859.0080 for more infor-
mation.

GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH is located one mile north of Higr...a, *'0
on Laird Road. Laird Road is west of Mossy Head just before the Okaloosa,
County line. Grace Community-is a church committed to historical Southern
Baptist principles and believes that the Church is called, not to reflect its
culture, but to shape it. We believe that faith must be lived as'well as af-
firmed, therefore, right living derives from right believing. We hold to a high
view of Scripture believing the Bible as our final authority and that it "stands
in judgement of us, never do we stand in judgement of it." Sunday morning
worship begins at 9:45 a.m. with Sunday School at 11:00 and evening bible
study at 6:00. Wednesday night prayer meeting at 6:30. If you are tired of
playing church, come help us shape the culture where we are "learning
God's will one verse at a time."

GREATER ST. JOSEPH AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 117
Graham Avenue, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32433 invites you to come worship
with our church family each Sunday. Church school begins at 9:30 a.m. Wor-
ship service begins at 11 a.m. We are located at 117 Graham Ave. Adult
Breakfast & the Bible at 8:30 a.m. every Sunday morning. Rev. Cecil Williams
and the entire congregation extends an open and warm welcome to each
and everyone to come and worship with us. You are encouraged to come
join us at any of our services. You may call for more information at 892-2009.
HISTORIC SAINT AGATHA'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH'is located at 144 Circle
Drive in DeFuniak Springs. Sunday Eucharist, Rite II, is celebrated at 10:15
a.m. The Eucharist is also celebrated on Wednesdays at 6 p.m., followed by
a "bring your own supper" and a teaching on the Bible or some other source
.of Christian learning: All are welcome. The Church belongs to the diocese
of the Central Gulf Coast, the Rt. Rev. Philip Duncan II is the Bishop. The Vicar
(Priest-in-Charge) is The Rev. Ashmun Brown, D. Min. St. Agatha's is the home
of the Lakeside Concert Series. For information, call (850) 892-9754.
INDIAN CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, Highway 280-A, 4.5 miles south of De-
Funiak Springs, cordially invites you to come and worship with us in Sun-
day School at 9:45 a.m. and Sunday Worship services, at 10:45 a.m. and 6
p.m. Choir Practice is'Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. and church training study
at 5 p.m. Wednesday night Bible study is at 6:30 p.m. The congregation
extend a very special welcome to come visit or make us your church home.
We practice "Love one another". A nursery is provided.
EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it, Jesus, Love, and Care and Now Faith
ministries. We need sponsor, to help support the needy, please send dona-
tions to 142 Roosevelt Ave., DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435. Contact Evangelist
Benson at 850-892-0662.

JESUS LOVES YOU JUST THE WAY YOU ARE ... SO DO WE at WESTSIDE
BAPTIST CHURCH, 295 Hwy. 331 N., DeFuniak Springs, FL 32433. 850-892-
7112. PASTOR: Randy Nelson 892-2721. Sunday School 9:45 AM, Church
11:00 AM, Sunday Evening 6:00 PM, Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM.
NEW BEGINNINGS CHURCH, A Trauma Center for the hurting. 1564 State
Hwy. 20 West., P.O. Box 1022, Freeport FL 32439, Office 835-5111, Fax 835-
0123. Our services and activities are as follows: SUNDAY SERVICES: Adult.
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship and Children's Church 10:30
a.m.; Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. MIDWEEK SERVICES: Bible Study & Prayer

CHURCH SERVICES DIRECTORY

and Youth Services, Wednesday 7:00 p.m. ,\.id.. eck Pra,,er Service, Tues-
day 7:00 p.m./Daily Prayer, Mon.-Fri. 5:30 a.m. We provide a nursery for our
Sunday Worship Services. Pastor Louis Taunton and congregation would
like to invite anyone wishing to experience the love of God to come join us
for any of our services.
NE'..' BIRTH FELLC .'. SHIP CHURCH, located 1045 E. Hwy. 90. Pastor Henry
T. Beach welcomes all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m..and Sunday Morning
v. worship at 11:00 a.m. Bible study, Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.

NEW LIFE WORSHIP CENTER SBC at 1113 Hwy. 90 West, Suite 3. Sun-
Sday School at 9:45, Morning Worship at 10:45, Wednesday Bible study at
6:00 p.m. Call 892-2327 for information.
OUTREACH FOR CHRIST CHURCH, 6753 State Hwy. 2 East, Darlington,
FL. -'e are reaching out to the lost, hurting, hungry, and naked. Pastor Rev.
Curtis Manning and his congregation would like to invite you to attend ser-"
vices with them. Sunday School for all ages is at 10 a.m. Children's Church
and Sunrja, rn-crnirig .:.orship is at 11 a.m. Wednesday night prayer and
teaching is at 7 p.m. Nursery is provided for all services if needed. Gospel
Sing every first Saturday. Come enjoy our anointed praise arnd worship,
and be encouraged with Holy Ghost filled preaching and teaching of God's
Word. For more information call: (850) 892-2048.
PLEASANT RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH, DeFuniak Springs "Celecbr.atin the
Love and Glory of Christ." You are invited to experience a.personal relation-
ship with God and join in worship to the Almighty God. Sunday services
include age-gradc.e small group Bible studies at 9:00 a.m..and Morning
Worship time beginning at 10:30. Encouragement continues Sunday eve-
nings with Discipleship Training classes at 5:00 p m and Worship at 6:00.
Wednesday evening activities begin at 6:00 \ .ith ch.ir practice, followed
at 7:00 with G-Force for children, activities for youth and a Bible study and
prayer time for adults. The church, is located 2-1/2 miles west of US Hwy.
331, and 1 mile south of Bob Sikes Road on Pleasant Ridge Road. Call the
church office '; 50' .892-3500 for more information ....
SOUTHWIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 1307 Hwy. 2"? ,,;', ?,urci- ;Loop)
DeFuniak Springs, FL. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.; ..'.rship Service: 11:00
a.m.; Sunday Evening Service: 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Evening Service: 7:00
p.m. EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
SPIRIT AND THE BRIDE WORSHIP CENTER Are you one of so many
people that are tired of going to church andleaving the.same way.you
came in (hungry and hurting)? Do you feel like you are so far away from
God, in a time that you need Him the most? That maybe if you could just
get to Him, so many things in your life would change? Have you been. hurt
by so called Christians, and now you won't even go into the house of God?
i Do you have so many questions and no answers? There is a church you can
,come to and not be judged by what you'-e '. earin 3 or whatmistakes you've
made. Jesus says to.come as you are, not come when you're perfect; If any
of these things apply to you, we invite you to come and get the answers
you need, come and get to Jesus. After all, you are hungry, aren't \ t:.u T.5 c
Hwy. 90 E. to Ponce de Leon, turn right onto 181A, th.: church is right
across from Ponce de Leon Springs. Sunday: 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday:
.7 p.m. Call 548-9425.

S ST MARGARET CATHOLIC.CHURCH, 247 U.S. Highway 331 N., P.O. Box
590, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435, Phone: (850) 892-9247. Mass Schedule:
SMonday Friday, 8:30 a.m.; Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Vigil Saturday at 5 p.m.;
Sunday, 11 a.m.; Holy Days of Obligation 8:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. Rev. Rich-
ard Dawson, pastor.
THE.SOLID ROCK COMMUNITY CHURCH and its congregation cordially
invite you to attend services with us: Sunday School is at 10 a.m. Sunday
Evening Ser.',ces are at 6pm .'.edrnesda, Ser. ces are at 7 p.m. The church
is located at'4592 Hwy. 83, (old Baker's Sporting Goods Building).Our Pas-
tor is Rev. Larry Murphy. Please come ready to worship and expecting, a
Blessing!
VICTORY LIGHTHOUSE ASSEMBLY OF GOD,'Highway 90 at the Mossy
Head Community Center across from the Mossy Head general store. We
:wouldlike to extend to all an invitation to come and join.us and be blessed.
We are a church dedicated to serving Jesus and spreading his wonderful
word. Let us share the light of God's word with you. Sunday School begins
at 9:45 a.m., followed by Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Each Sunday we
have a fellowship lunch on the grounds, all are invited. Sunday afternoon
service begins about 1:30 p.m. Friday evening service 7 p.m. prayer,
Royal Rangers, Missionettes andAdult bible Study followed by prayer time.
Pastor is Thomas Adamson, Children's Ministries Kevin Chilcutt. For more
information call 892-3817 or 652-4610. Website www.victorylighthouse
church.org.
WAY OF LIFE UNITY CENTER, 1797 Hurlburt Road, Ft. Walton Beach, FL:
Office: 864-1232, Hours: By appointment. Metaphysical Bookstore: 864-
5945, Open Sundays 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Dial-A-Thought: 864-9139. Min-
ister is Rev. George A. Schmidt, Ph.D. Time for Sunday Services: 9:30 a.m.
and 11 a.m. Celebration Services. All arewelcome. Special Events: A Course
in'Miracles Study Group meets Mondays at 7 p.m. An AA group forwomen
only meets each Friday at 7 p.m. The "Sparkle" AA group meets on Sunday
evenings at 7 p.m.
.,. E~iE / MEMORIAL Ur JITED METHODIST CHURCH, corner of Live Oak
and 21st Street, DeFuniak Springs, FL. "Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open
Doors". Pastor David Wilson. Sunday School 9:00 a.m., Morning Worship
10:00 a.m. The small church by the side of the road with a Cross over the
entrance, longing to extend the love and peace of God to any wayfarer or
pilgrim seeking a rest from this world of strife and despair. A place where
common people can assemble for simple worship and experience the
Presence of God in their midst. "For where two or three are gathered to-
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Hedger
Eleanor Esther Browne
Hedger was born February
26, 1922 in Kingston, New
York. Hedger passed away
October 28, 2005 at
Greenville Memorial Hospi-
tal in South Carolina.
She was preceded in death
by her father, Louis Lincoln
Browne, her mother, Jenny
Sayles Browne, and her
brothers, Martin and Louis.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Eugene Hedger, of
Piedmont, SC, and her
daughters, Priscilla Cox, of
Longview, TX, Martha
Habeck, of Warner Robins,
GA, Cathy Ryberg, of
Belleville, IL, and Judy
Kliewer, of Piedmont, SC.
During her life she was
blessed with eight grandchil-
dren, as well as four great-
grandchildren.
Hedger and her husband,
Eugene, were residents of
DeFuniak Springs from
1943-1993 where they served
as missionaries with the
Children's Bible Mission and
had a ministry in area pub-
lic, schools telling Bible sto-
ries. Hedger also graded hun-
dreds of Mailbox Bible les-
sons, helping area children
earn their way to Camp Vic-
tory.

Jernigan
Dorothy "Dottie" Elizabeth
Jernigan, 78, of DeFuniak
Springs, FL, passed away
Friday, Nov. 11, 2005. She
was born Dec. 11, 1926 in.
Sarasota, FL, to Ira and
Stella Knowles Walker.
Jernigan had lived in De-
Funiak Springs since 1982,'
moving from F.,, Walton
SBeach, FL. She was Protes-
tant by faith.
Jernigan was preceded in
death by her father 'and
imither. daughter at birth,.
brother, Ira Lee Walker Jr.,
and sister, Louise Ramey.
Jernigan is survived by
special friends, the Harold
Carpenter family, of DeFu-
niak Springs, and Romona
AMcMillian. of,DeFuniak
Springs.
Graveside services were
conducted at 3 p.m., Tuesday,
Nov. 15, 2005 at Magnolia
Cemetery, with Reverend
Joel Glenn officiating.
The family placed their
confidence in Clary-Glenn
Funeral Home to handle the
arrangements.

Sword
Joseph Ray Sword, 38, of
DeFuniak Springs. FE.,
passed away Friday, Nov. 11,
2005. He was born Oct. 19,
1967 in Trenton, MI to Percy
andCarol Smith Sword.
Sword was a resident of
DeFuniak Springs since 1979,
moving from Michigan. He
was Lutheran by faith. He
worked as a foreman in the
stucco industry for 15 years,
and was very talented at his
wprk. He enjoyed motorcycle
riding, hunting, working in
the, yard and fishing and
spending time with his chil-
dren.
Sword was preceded in
death by his father; one
brother, Daniel Sword; and
daughter, Chelsey Sword.
Sword is. survived by his
nmother.. and 'step-father,
Carol Sword Reynolds and
:Paul Wesley Reynolds;. wife,
Lesley Sword; son, Brian
Sword, both of DeFuniak
! Springs; brother, Rick J.
Sword and wife, Nancy, of
Belleville, MI, and sister,
Sandy Graser, of DeFuniak
i Springs.
Funeral services were con-
ducted at 3 p.m., Wednesday,
Nov. 16, 2005 at the Chapel

of Clary-Glenn' Funeral
Home, with Rev. Joel Glenn
officiating.
Pallbearers were David
Foreman;Brian Sword, Chris
Sword, Olin Stanley, David
Mitchem, and Rick Sword.
The family placed their
confidence in Clary-Glenn
Funeral Home to handle the
arrangements.

Hobbs
SDora Mae Hobbs,
passed away Friday, Nov
2005, in DeFuniak Spri
FL. Hobbs was born on
17, 1917 in Florala, AL
Isaiah Gomillion and Ad
Courtney Gomillion.
Hobbs spent most of
life in the New Harm
Community. She was Bap
by faith and a member ol
New Harmony Bap
Church.
She was. preceded in d(
by her husband, Fl
Hobbs; her .father
'mother, Isaiah and Ad
Gomillion; two broth
James E. Gomillion and C
Gomillion; and one sis
Myrtis Kirkland.
Hobbs is survived by
three sons, Darrel E. He
and wife, Jewel, of New I
mony, Clarence Hobbs
wife, Audrey, also of I
Harmony, Ronald E. He
and wife, Helen, of Jas
FL; two brothers, C
Wayne Gomillion and
Betty, of Opp, AL, J
Gomillion and wife, Gwy
of Lockhart, AL; three
ters, AnnaMae Sauls
Fernadina Beach, FL, M
Lou Hickox and husba
Wiley, of Callahan, FL,
Jean Smith ofCrestview,
She is also survived by se
grandchildren, and ele
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were 1
Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2005, at
New Harmony Bap
Church, with Revere
Tucker Alpin and Rever
Larry Sweat officiating.
Pallbearers were B
Fickle, Jack. Hunt,
Biggers; Walton Bell, Wil
Hunt and Gary Hunt.
Burial followed in the I
Harmony Cemetery,
The family has pla
their confidence in Cla
Glenn Funeral Home
handle' the arrangement,

Harris,
'William Anderson Har
Sr. 74, of Santa Rosa Bea
FL, passed away Sund
Nov. 13, 2005 in Destin,
He was born Nov. 26, 193
Andalusia, AL to Roberta
Lillie Harris.
Harris had lived in Sa
Rosa Beach since 1965 m
ing from Pensacola, FL.
was Baptist by faith an
member of Cross Point B
tist Church of Santa R
Beach, FL. He worked a
deputy for the Walton Cou
Sheriff's Department.
also worked as the Fire Ci
for the Santa Rosa Bea
Fire Department for ov.d
years. He was a member'
the South Walton Lions Ct
He owned and operatedt
own roofing business as
roofing contractor. He
joyed fishing and working
the garden. He served a
little league coach for,
Freeport Little League
four years, coaching t
South Walton Lions Gl
Team. He was always wili
to lend a helping hanr
those in need.
Harris was preceded
death by his father a:
mother, and one grads
Josh Spaid..: .:
Harris is survived by]
three daughters, Dora Da)
and husband, Alvin Grein
Greenville, AL, Donna Ma:
Hinson, of Freeport, FI4 a
Sheila M. Wilson andi/h
band, Neal, of Freeport; t'
sons, William A. Harris
and wife, Gina, of Choct-
Beach and Rickey Alan Ha
ris, of Choctaw Beach, F
sister, Gertrude Hanilton.
Greenville, AL, alsosurviv
by 16 grandchildren, a:
seven great-grandchildren
Funeral serviceswere he
Wednesday, Nov. !6, 2005
New Beginning Church
Freeport, FL, with Re
Louis Taunton officiating.
Burial followed in t
Black Creek Cemetery.
The family placed th
confidence in Clary-Gle:
Freeport Chapel Funer
Home to handle the arrange
ments.

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Jones
Alice Catherine Fitzpatrick
Jones, 62, born September
23, 1943 in Springfield, MA,
died on November 12, 2005
in Healthmark Regional
Medical Center, DeFuniak
Springs.
She is survived by her
husband, William "Bill"
Jones; two sons, Patrick and
Allen; mother, Catherine
Fitzpatrick; -two brothers,
Chuck and James
Fitzpatrick; two sisters,
Mary Brassard and Ann
Fitzpatrick; three grandchil-
dren, Dean, Korina and
Bailey.
A memorial service will be
leld Thursday, November 17,
W005, at 10 a.m. at First Bap-
tist Church, DeFuniak
Springs.
Time of visitation will fol-
ow the service.
Memorials may be made to
First Baptist Church Build-
.ng Fund or First Baptist
Church Christian School
Fund.

Card of

Thanks

Thank You
We would like to thank Dr.
Blankenship and his staff
and Convenant Hospice for
the wonderful care our father
received while he was still
with us.
We would also like to thank
First Baptist Church, Pleas-
ant Grove Baptist Church,
Clary-Glenn Funeral Home,
and our wonderful commu-
nity for all of the prayers,
calls, visits, food, flowers, and
especially the charity dona-
tion given in honor of our be-
loved father. Words will
never be able to express how
we have felt the outpouring
of love shone to us during this
time.
God bless everyone.

The family of
Robert Clinton Andrews Sr.

I Church Events [

iife, DARLINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH invites everyone to
,oel come and be a part of a Sunday morning celebration on Nov.
ynn, 20 a.m. with Blue Ridge at 10 a.m. followed by Thanksgiv-
sis- ing dinner. Everyone is welcomed.
, of
[art THIS IS JESUS, LOVE AND CARE, and now Faith Min-
inc istries at your service. 142 Roosevelt Ave., DeFuniak Springs,
ant FL. Thank's Giving and Christmas list. We are asking for:
FI. can goods (any kind), turkeys, fruits, toys, clothes, and what-
vae soever you want to give to help support the needy. Let it be
vei clean, and in good conditions please. We will be giving out
the Thanksgiving Boxes or Bags. The Saturday before
hed Thanksgiving. We will be giving out Christmas gifts on Dec.
tiee 17 on a Saturday. We are asking churches, organizations,
tist agencies, public and friends to please help support is with
ed church vans. Please send donations to Jesus Love and Care,
end and Now Faith Ministries, 142 Roosevelt Ave. DeFuniak
Springs, FL 32435. Please drop off toys, furniture, clothes,
Sale and can goods to the above address. Contact Evg. Benson at
Leei 850-892-0662 for further information.
.bur!.
S THE WOMEN'S ECUMENICAL CHOIR rehearsals are
Nev, on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 in sanctuary of First UMC at
88 Circle Drive. Ladies from all denominations are welcome
ced' to come sing. The Christmas program itself will be on Mon-
aryl day, Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call Nancy
Itd Donaldson at 859-2395 or 892-5332..,
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THE ANNUALL CHRISTiLAS STORE, hosted by WMU,
and the Walton Baptist Association, will be held at the:
SChautauqua Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on Decem-
ber 14, 2005 at6 p.m. The public is invited to bring gifts to
the Walton Baptist Association by December 12. Come and
help share the spirit of Christmas. Carolers and gift wrap-
rrs, pers needed.
adi,
Dy, FAITH WORKS MINISTRIES and Leanne Quante, re-
IL. port that during the months of August and September,
Oin they received donations of clothing and non-perishable food
apd that went to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina and also
to help here locally. The ministries now need to replenish
ita the clothing and non-perishable food. Contact Leanne
itv- Quante at 147 S. 23rd Street. DeFuniak Springs, or 951-
'Ie 0451.
d a CENTERRIDGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH will
lp- be having a special festival of the candles service on Sun-
osa day, Nov. 27, at 6:30 p.m. This is a specialservice because it
s a is the beginning of Advent. The offering will supplement
aty the Christmas Food Basket Program. The church is located
He east of Hwy. 83 on C.R. 1883.
iief For more information, call Rev. Nancy Snyder at 859-
ich 2464.
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ub. with them on Sunday, Nov. 20 at 11 a.m. to 3 pm. The church
his will be celebrating their harvest. The church is located at
Sa 330 Joe Campbell Rd. in Freeport. ,
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Sa Ground, Nov. 19, 2005 at 6 p.m., featuring Bloodbought,
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The Franklins will be sing-
ing at Otter Creek United
Methodist Church, Saturday,
Nov. 19, at 7p.m.

The church is located four
miles north of Ponce de Leon
off Hwy. 81. Everyone is in-
vited.

Dearest Chelsey,
Our friendship can never be erased by
one horrible Veteran's Day morning.
From the "Powerful in Pink" field day
and John Deere polka dotted faces in
Mrs. Goodman's class to the Raggedy
Ann and Sandy costumes we wore for
the W-IMS Halloween to the funny songs
we recorded that last night, you have
and will always be a part of who I am
and who God will help me become.
You are my November 11th hero, my 0
reminder that America's most tragic
battlefield is close to home and its casu-
alties innocent blonde haired angels
with quiet smiles.

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First Baptist Church
216 East Live Oak Avenue
DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32435
Phone: 850-892-2722 Fax: 850-892-2381
e-mail: fbcdfs@earthlink.net
Jerry R. Chumley, Pastor
J.C. McLendon, Associate Pastor
Greg Hollis, Minister of Music/Education
Lonnie Cook, Minister of Youth
Jacob Williams, Youth Intern
Mary Hollis, Director of Children's Ministries

BLUE RIDGE QUARTET

Gospel Concert

this Sunday, November 20, at 7:00 PM

Everyone is invited to join us!!
The concert is FREE!
No love offering will be taken.

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PAGE 8-B

THE TALENTED STUDENTS sand a patriotic song as WMS faculty school board members, Superinten-
dent Anderson and Principal Hughes look on.

ROSEMARY GARNER, sang
the Toby Keith song, "American
Soldier"for the crowd of veterans,
citizens and students.

WMS ASSISTANT PRINCI-
PAL Vivian Howell detailed the
history of the Purple Heart
medal, which is given to all who
are wounded in battle.

.
'AN -

WMS PRINCIPAL Russell
Hughes introduced the speakers
andpresided over the 34th Annual
program.

THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

SCon Brio Trio

Gives chamber music

concert at Saint Agatha's

By BRUCE COLLIER
Saint Agatha's Episcopal
Church on Circle Drive in
DeFuniak Springs provided
the setting for a chamber
music concert on November
13.
The Alabama-based Con
Brio Trio entertained theau-
dience with a program of six
pieces and one encore.
The members of the irio
are Dr. Jean Johnson, phy-
ing organ and piano, Ing-id
Schimnoski,, on violin, amd
Lenorah McKee, on flute:
McKee acted as master of
ceremonies, and introduced
each piece, along with a ho-
graphical thumbnail sketch
of the composer.
The first half of of the con-
cert featured works from tie
late 16th to the mid-19th cei-
turies.
The first piece was "Ara
and Variations" by Girolano
Frescobaldi, who lived front
1583 to 1644.
Next came a sacred song byr
Georg Phillip Telemanri

1681 1767. Telemann origi-
nally wrote the piece for
flute, tenor voice, and harp-
sichord. The Con Brio Trio
arranged the song for flute,
violin, and keyboard.
A longer work, the "Con-
certo in D Minor" by Antonio
Vivaldi, 1678 1741, ended
the first half of the concert.
Following a short intermis-
sion, the trio moved into the
19th and early 20th centu-
ries. Johnson, who had been
playing on Saint Agatha's
historic pipe organ, moved
over to a piano.
The first piece was by Rus-
sian composer Cesar Cui,
1835-1918. The work, "Five
Pieces, Opus 56," consisted
of five parts, each evoking
such images as conversation,
evening birdsong, and a
waltz.
Next was a work by Span-
ish violin virtuoso Pablo de
Sarasate, who lived from
1844 to1908. Sarasate, a
highly successful touring
violinist, wrote a "Spanish

dance" named after the prov-
ince of Navarre.
Schimnoski did a beauti-
ful job conveying the skill
and showmanship involved
in playing this concert piece.
"Sarasate on tour was
treated something like a
modern rock star," said
McKee.
The program closed with a
selection of Scottish fiddle
music, written by Nathaniel
Gow and J. Scott Skinner,
and arranged by Watson
Forbes.
The three pieces were a
slow air, "Coilsfield House,"
a barcarolle, "The Cradle
Song," and a reel, "Angus
Campbell."
The audience gave the trio
a well-deserved standing
ovation, then sat again to lis-
ten to the trio's encore piece,
"Londonderry Air," popu-
larly known as "Danny Boy."
A reception was held after-
ward for the audience and
performers, in the church's
Fellowship Hall.

I SCHOOL SUPERINTEN-
DENT Carlene'Anderson praised
THE CIVIL AIR PATROL, the Naval Sea Cadets and Military WMS for its devotion to teaching
Cadets of Walton ceremoniously folded the American flag as each patriotism to students throughout
step was explained, the years.

THE WMS BAND, under the direction of Kamber Harvey, played a selection from Dvorak's New
World Symphony.

THE CON BRIO TRIO TAK4S A BOW, (Left to right) Lenorah McKee, Dr. Jean Johnson,
and Ingrid Schimnoski, at S': Agatha's Episcopal Church concert.

NOTICE OF

WORKSHOPS

The Freeport Plaining Department will host a series of
Workshops in orde' to achieve the following objectives:

1. To identify and preserve the history of Freeport
2. To identify and enhance the character of Freeport
3. To create travel routes which are attractive, inviting
and pedestrian-riendly

The workshops will be held in the Anchor Room of the
Freeport Community Center on the following dates:

1. October 20, 2005 7:00 pm
"Introduction/Goals and Objectives"
2. November 3, 2005 7:00 pm
"Historic Structures and Events/Freeport's Character"
3. November 17, 2005 7:00 pm
"Landscaping/Architectural Elements/Signage
4. December 1, 2005 7:00 pm
"Wrap-Up/Scheduling for Planning Board Review &
Recommenation/Discussion of Process

The outcome of these workshops will be presented to
the Freeport Planning Board for review and recommenda-
tion to the Freeport City Council.

This workshop series is being supported by the Freeport
Town Planters, the Freeport Business Association, the
Freeport Planning Board and the Freeport City Council.
The public is invited to attend.

The City of. Freeport adheres to the Americans with
Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for
access to this meeting upon request. Please call Latilda
Henninger at (850) 835-2322. Request must be made at
least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to allow
the city time to provide the requested service.
4tc: 10-19; 11-2, 16,30

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Notice of Land Use Change
Walton County proposes to authorize transmittal of a response to a portion of the 2/4/05 ORC report and the
entire 7/19/05 ORC report;

Text Amendments to support adoption of the FLUM amendments based on data and analysis developed to
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ser pond to DCA's Obje d

momentss report and to adopt the f
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ments to its Comprehensive Plan by ordinance:

Text Amendments

LSA 05-01 A.1.

LSA 05-01 A.2.

LSA 05-01 A.3.

LSA 05-01 A.4.

LSA 05-01 A.5.

LSA 05-01 A.6.

LSA 05-01 A.7.

Amend the Walton County Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Element Policy L-1.A, North
Walton County to include a new land use category, the North Bay Neighborhood Planning Area
(NB/NPA).

Amend the Walton County Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Element Policy L-1. A., North
Walton County Land Use Categories and L-1.C., North and South Walton County Land Use Cat-
egories, to include Borrow Pits as a special exception in the Large Scale and General Agriculture
land use categories.

Amend the Walton County Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Element Policy L-1.1.4. and
various policies within the Conservation Element to make the Comprehensive Plan consistent with
Florida Statutes and Federal Emergency Management Agency regulations as they relate to flood
damage prevention, to adopt the Northwest Florida Hurricane Evacuation Study (1999) as the
basis for hurricane evacuation standards, and adopt new hurricane clearance standards.

Amend the Walton County Comprehensive Plan Housing Element Policies H-2.1.11-12. and Trans-
portation Element Policy T-1.5.3. to add an affordable / workforce housing traffic concurrency ex-
ception under certain conditions.

Amend the Walton County Comprehensive Plan Transportation Element and Capital Improve-
ments Element to add a Transportation Capital Improvements Schedule and Projects Map, and
adopt new levels of service for transportation facilities.

Amend the Walton County Comprehensive Plan Resources Element Policy L-1.3.5.3., to change
the buffer requirement for historic and archaeological sites from twenty-five (25) feet to fifty (50)
feet, making the Comprehensive Plan internally consistent and consistent with Florida Statutes.

Amend the Walton County Comprehensive Plan Transportation Element to adopt right of way
dedication standards for future transportation corridors.

THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

Map Series

LSA 05-01 A.8. Map Series: Tidal Surge, Public Lands, Conservation Lands, General Flood, Soils, Historic Sites,
Vacant Lands, Coastal High Hazard, Wetlands, Land Use.

Future Land Use Map Amendments: See map series for North, Central, and South Walton County
Note: Each FLUM Map Amendment has Individual Numbers.

The Walton County. Board of County Commissioners will hold a public adoption hearing for adoption of the
proposed Text, Map Series and Future Land Use Map Amendments Monday, November 28, 2005, beginning at
5:00. p.m. The meeting will be held at the South Walton County Courthouse Annex 31 Coastal Centre Blvd.,
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. This hearing may be continued as may be necessary.

All interested parties wishing to be heard with regards to these amendments may appear at the above mentioned
meeting.

In accordance with Section 286.26, Florida Statutes, whenever any board or commissioner of any state agency or
authority, or of any agency or authority of any county, municipal corporation, or other political subdivision, which has
scheduled a meeting at which official acts are to be taken receives, at least 48 hours prior to the meeting, a written
request by a physically handicapped person to attend the meeting, directed to the chairperson or director of such board,
commission, agency, or authority, such chairperson or director shall provide a manner by which such person may
attend the meeting at its scheduled site or reschedule the meeting to a site which would be accessible to such person.

In accordance with Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, all persons are advised that if a person decides to appeal any
decision made by the board, agency, or commission with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing,
he or she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal
is to be based

Please be advised accordingly.

SEE ADDITIONAL MAP PAGE 16B

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TO: Coastal Center

B.2.2 35.45 FROM: NPA/RP
TO: Coastal Center

B.23 37.00 FROM: Coastal Center
TO: NPA/RP

B.2.5 20.00 FROM: Coastal Center
TO: Public Facilities

B.2.6 3.00 FROM: CCMU
TO: NPA/RP

B.2.7 15.90 FROM: NPA/RP
TO: Coastal Center

B.2.8 25.00 FROM: Coastal Center
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TO: NPAInill
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TO: Public Facilities
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PAGE 12-B

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WALTON'S CHELSEA ROBINSON dashes around a
Paxton's Breezy Zorn and inches her way closer to the goal.
The Braves fell to the Lady Bobcats on the first day of the tour-
nament, 58-19.

Walton Braves
Tip-Off Basketball Classic
Walton High School
Thursday, November 17, 2005
4:30 p.m.
Malone vs Ponce de Leon
6 p.m.
Rocky Bayou vs Holmes County
7:30 p.m.
Walton vs Panama City Bay
Admission is $5.

Sports News

tes

Notes

FREEPORT'S KAYCEE JONES goes the three-point shot
against the Lady Pirates. Freeport fell to Ponce de Leon in the
opening day of play, 65-36.

PAXTON'S COURTNEY DA'IDSON finds an open
player and passes the ball to
set up the play for another
two- point shot. .

by PATRICK CASEY
Volleyball season wrapped
up at the high school level
last week and North Florida
was once again left out of the
championship mix. Tallahas-
see Chiles' and Liberty
County were the only two
teams from the Panhandle-
Big Bend area to make it to
state competition and both
lost out. Chiles made it to the
championship match before
losing while Liberty County
was ousted in the semifinals.
North Florida schools have
claimed only 7 of 149 state
championships in volleyball
with Tallahassee Maclay and
Laurel' Hill owning 3 titles
apiece with Pace capturing
one.
South Walton placed both
the girls and boys cross coun-
try teams in state competi-
tion over the weekend. The
Seahawks .boys squad fin-
Sished 7th overall at the Class
A meet at the Little Ever-
glades Ranch in Dade City on

Saturday morning while the
girls squad finished 18th. Joe
Leach led the boys with an
18th place finish while Drew
Taylor placed 31st and Devin
Pate 35th. Kasce Terry led
the girls team with a 34th
place finish with Julie
Williamson finishing 83rd.
The OWC women improved
to 4-0 on the young season as
they claimed a pair of victo-
ries at the Pensacola Junior
College Classic. OW beat
Faulkner State 76-53 and
Rend Lake 76-60. The OW
men took care of Enterprise-
Ozark 84-75 to improve to 3-
0 on the year.
Emi McCullough, daughter
of Chipley basketball coach
Rick McCullough, has signed
a letter of intent to play for
UlNC-Charlotte next season.
Emi, who will be the starting
point guard for the Tigers, is
a senior at Chipley 'High
School this season. Her
brother, T.J., plays basketball
at Gardner-Webb.

Basketball gets kicked-off"

By CHUCK HINSON strongest looking team in the Paxton 58

Local teams, including
Rocky Bayou, Freeport, Wal-
ton, Paxton, Ponce De Leon
and Laurel Hill, all got a look
for the first time this season
at girl's area basketball as
they played in the kick-off
tournament at Freeport
High School.
Once again, the girls
teams from Ponce de Leon
and Paxton seem to be the

area, but all teams say this is
just the kick-off and there is
plenty of room for improve-
ment on all levels for this
upcoming season.
.The following are scores
from the games played on
Nov. 8 and 10:
Nov. 8
Rocky Bayou 17
Laurel Hill 33

Walton 19

Freeport 35
Ponce de Leon 65
Nov. 10
Ponce de Leon 51
Walton 21 '
Freeport 56
Laurel Hill 62

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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

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THE WALTON COUNTY BOWLING TEAM are Gaye
Wambles, Christine Whatley, Linda Hatfield, and Kimberly
Roughton are pictured with Coach Patrica King. They re-
ceived fifth place ribbons

Walton Special Olympics

:1i Special Olympics Florida
Held the 2005 State Fall
Classic in Bradenton, FL, on
Nov. 4 5.
Special events included:
Opening Ceremonies (featur-
I ing various circus perform-
ers, professional baseball

2005 high

school

basketball

districts
Class A
(98 schools)
(1-193 students)
District 1
Central
East Hill
Laurel Hill
Paxton
Rocky Bayou
Ruby Gainer (Boys only)
Escambia Charter
(Boys only)
District 2
Bethlehem
Graceville
Grand Ridge
MUaldone
Poplar Springs -

Class 2A
(73 schools)
(194-453 students)
District 1
Baker
Jay
Freeport
Pensacola Christian
(Boys only)
District 2
Ponce de Leon
Cottondale
Bozeman
Vernon

Class 3A
(78 schools)
(454-1038 students)
District 1
SWalton
o, South Walton
Northview
Pensacola Catholic
District 2
Chipley
Marianna
Holmes County

players, motivational speak-
ers, etc.)
Olympics Village (activi-
ties, treasure, pirates, enter-
tainment, etc.)
Healthy Athlete Initiatives
(hearing and sight screen-
ings)
Family Reception
Closing Ceremonies
Victory Dance
The Walton County Bowl-
ing Team includes Gaye
Wambles, Christine Whatley,
Linda Hatfield, Kimberly
Roughton with Coach
Patrica King. They received

WALTON COUNTY SOFTBALL SKILLS TEAM are
Amanda Anderson, Shelby Rollins, Jennifer Rollins, Tracy
Dayton, Amanda Potter (kneeling), Ashlia Johnson (kneel-
ing) and Desmond Porter (not photographed). The team won
Silver Medals using the coaching skills of Coach Thomas
Copeland.

fifth place ribbons.
Walton County Softball
Skills Team consists of
Amanda Anderson, Shelby
Rollins, Jennifer Rollins,
Tracy Dayton, Amanda Pot-
ter (kneeling), Ashlia
Johnson (kneeling) and
Desmond Porter (not photo-
graphed). The team won sil-;
ver medals using the coach-
ing skills of Coach Thomas

This Week's Basketball Schedule:
Thursday. November 17

P.C. Arnold @
West Gadsden @
Paxton Girls @
Freeport Girls @

Fri
Rocky Bayou @
Paxton Girls @

Mc
Walton Girls @
PDL Girls @
PDL Boys @

South Walton Girls
PDL Girls
Crestview
Laurel Hill

iday, November 18
Freeport Girls
Walton

monday, November 21
Bay
Holmes County
Holmes County

-.... ::.,.....-. 1 Tuesday, November 22
Vernon @ Walton Girls
Freeport Girls @ South Walton
Rocky Bayou @ Paxton Girls
Spring Garden @ Walton Boys
Paxton @ PDL Boys
South Walton @ Freeport Boys

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6:45
7:15
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7:30
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Copeland.
The powerlifters were Lane
(Hutch) Weeks and Greg
Floyd. Both received silver
medals. The scores were cal-
culated from squats, bench
presses; and deadlifts. The
skaters were Tiffany Shan-
non and Alex Bryant. They
competed in the 100 meter
race, 300 meter rad'e, 500
meter race, and the 2X100
meter race. Tiffany won two
gold metals (100 m and
2X100 Relay) and silver
(300m). Alex won a two gold
metals (300m and 2X100
Realy) and silver (500m).
Sport competitions were in
bowling, roller skating, soft-
ball, and power lifting.
Business that provided the
competition venues were
AMF Bradenton and
Sarasota Lares (bowling),
Manatee High School
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Wheels (roller skating), G.T.
Gray Park (Palmetto, Fl.)
and Manatee Civic Center
(Palmetto Fl.).
They also thank Walton
County local supporters.

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Elementary's Student of the
Month for November David
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eleven-year-old son of Paula
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PAGE 14-B THE DEFUNL

Thriller weekend brings more changes to top 25

By CHUCK HINSON
As I sat there and watched
the numerous games this
weekend, and pegging nine'
out of 10 games, it was excit-
ing to see how the big boys
played the game, how the
losers walked off the home
field and how my friends lost
their minds at every play and
call. Okay, I was the loudest
of them all, yelling for my
favorite team.
Yes, my team was one of the
teams that fell this weekend.
No. 1 Southern Cal contin-
ued their winning streak
with their 35-10 win over
California. This past
weekend's win extended
their streak to 32 games.
The Trojans are followed
closely behind by Texas in the
No. 2 .spot, and the No. 3

Madison

County,

Cowboys

eliminates

Walton

Braves 41-7

By PATRICK CASEY
Madison County amassed
more than 500 yards of total
offense and scored on their
first.six possessions of the
game as the #1-ranked team
in Class 2A eliminated the
Walton Braves from the play-
offs with a 41-7 win.
The Cowboys used their
superior speed and balanced
offensive attack to keep
Walton off balance on defense
as Desmond Gee scored two
touchdowns and Vincent Lee
added 100 yards rushing to
lead the way. Senior quarter-
back Fred Johnson threw for
193 yards and a TD as the
Cowboys raced to a'.;4-00 lead.
Walton had a chance to get
back in the game latein the
first quarter trailing 14-0, but
was stopped on a critical 4th-
and-3 play at the Madison
County 11-yard line as Josh
Nettles was stopped inches
shy of a first down on a
sweep.
The Cowboys piled on 20
more points in the second
quarter to put away the game
at the half. Madison County
used 10 different backs to
carry the ball during the
game and wore down the
'Walton defense with several
time consuming drives in the
first half.
Walton's only turnover of
the night came on their first
possession of the third quar-
ter as freshman quarterback
Terrell Bramlet was inter-
cepted by Bernard Brent.
Brent returned the errant
.pass to the Walton 20-yard
line, setting up Chris
Thompson's 8-yard run for
the Cowboys final score of the
game.
Josh 'Nettles scored
Walton's only touchdown of
the night on a 29-yard scam-
per late in the third quarter
to cut the margin to 41-7
heading into the final stanza.
Nettles ends his career as
one of the top rushers in
Walton history with 3,674
career rushing yards and 46
rushing TDs in four years of
play on the varsity. Nettles
also leaves the school with
the longest touchdown run
from scrimmage, a 96-yard
jaunt against Gulf Breeze in
2004.
Walton played hard despite
the early deficit on the road
as nearly 100 fans made the
183-mile drive to Madison
County for Walton Head
Coach Frank Sorrells' final
game: with the Braves.
Sorrells, who was notified in
October he would not be re-
tained, led Walton to the
playoffs in three of his four
seasons and compiled a
record of 28-15 during his
stay.
Walton(5-6) will begin
searching for a new head
coach to lead the program
and hopes to have someone in
place by January.

team, Miami is closing in
quickly, but thanks to the
Labor Day lost to Florida
State, the Canes are watch-
ing and waiting to see if
Texas and USC follow the
pattern and fall to the side-
lines.
Speaking of Florida State,
the Seminoles once again lost
another one to an unranked
team. They fell to Clemson,
35-14. To make it a little more
painful for the Seminoles fan-
base that is remaining loyal,
they lost to Bobby's son in the
battle of the Bowdens.
A reporter interviewed
Ann Bowden, wife of Bobby
Bowden and mother of
Clemson head football coach
Tommy Bowden, and she was
dressed in FSU attire. But,
the comment was that the

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4

other son in the booth, Jeff
Bowden, was her baby.
Fans and the media have
made it clear to the FSU crew
that a change will be made
after this season. What that
exactly means, remains to be-
seen.
The other Florida team
that seemed to get a rude
awakening was the Florida
Gators, who made their way
to South Carolina to take on
the Gamecocks and former U
of F head coach Steve Spur-
rier. This game was not be-
tween family members, but
was about a coach that
seemed to have turned his
back on his swamp team.
South Carolina and Steve
Spurrier got the victory for
the Gamecocks for the first
time in 66 years with a 30-22

WALTON 0 0 7 0 7
MADISON CO. 1420 7 0 41
SCORING SUMMARY
MC- Gee 38 run (Bellero kick)
MC- Lee 62 run (Bellero kick)
MC- Gee 3 run (kick failed)
MC- Jackson 27 pass from Johnson (Bellero kick)
MC- Brown 7 run (Bellereo kick)
MC- Thompson 8 run (Sanders kick)
WAL- Nettles 29 run (Wilson kick)
TEAM STATISTICS WAL MIAD
First Downs 11 18
Rushes-Yards 31-146 33-334
Passing Yards 63 193
Comp.-Att.-Int. 6-14-1 10-16-1
Plays-Total Offense 45-209 50-527
Return Yards 121 46
Punts-Average 4-32 0-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0
Interceptions-Yards Ret 1-12 1-20
Penalties-Yards 2-10 7-55
Time Of Poss 25:25 22:35
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing: WAL- Fayne 7-61, Nettles 15-56, Gibson 7-22,
Bramlet 2-7.
MC- V.Lee 3-100, H.Reddick 7-86, Brown 7-60, Gee 5-53,
Thompson 5-24, C.Johnson 1-5, F.Johnson 1-4, T.Reddick 2-
4, Edwards 1-0, J.Johnson 1-(-2).
Passing: WAL- Nettles 3-4-0-45, Bramlet 3-10-1-18.
MC- F.Johnson 10-14-0-193, Sapp 0-2-1-0.
Receiving: WAL- Smith 2-14, Cotton 1-18, Fayne 1-18,
D.Hogans 1-7, Nettle 1-6.
MC- Jackson 4-64, Gee 2-47, Thompson 2-46, Brown 1-28,
L.Lee 1-8.

win. Not only did the loss
come as a slap in the face for
Florida, Spurrier also
spoiled any chance of the
Urban Meyer Gators ad-
vancing to the Dec. 3 SEC
championship.
If you saw the game, Spur-
rier still adorns the visor, but
this time it bleeds the red of
South Carolina colors.
The games to watch this
past weekend, had to have
been the teams from Ala-.
bama.
LSU was poised and ready
for a win over the Tide. Their
perfect season was too much
for the Bengal Tigers to
swallow and they were de-
termined to bring it all to an
end for the Tide and Mike
Shula.
The neck-and-neck game
came down to overtime and
that is when Alabama felt
the sting of defeat as LSU
got the winning field goal
and won the game 16-13.
The game was heavily on
the defensive side as both
teams were quick on 'the
lines. But, instead of
Alabama's spotlight quar-
terback, Brodie Croyle, it
was all about LSU's sopho-
more JaMarcus Russell and
his impressive playing that
has silenced almost all the
critics and has LSU back in
the running for the BCS
title.
On the flipside of Alabama
football, Auburn-and their
troubled, but yet victorious
kicker, John Vaughn, saw
the upset between the
hedges come true in the last
six seconds of the game. The
field goal put the Tigers
ahead of the Georgia Bull-
dogs and gave Auburn the
31-30 victory.
This'came after Auburn
ran the football in for a
touchdown on a Tiger 4th
and 10 play. The ball was
fumbled and recovered in
the endzone by an Auburn
player, but the touchdown
was recalled due to the offi-

AK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

cials saying that it was a
forward fumble and the
touchdown was no good.
But Auburn waited for
their turn and got the ball in
field goal range. It was all up
to John Vaughn and the
kicker pulled it out and got

the win on the road.
Georgia, if they beat Ken-
tucky this weekend, will face
Alabama, if the Tide can de-
feat the Tigers, in the SEC
championship on Dec. 3.
This can only happen in
college football.

2005 STANDINGS
CLASS A, DISTRICT 1

District
W L PF

Port St. Joe
Wewahitchka
Freeport
West Gadsden
Liberty Co.
Jay
Sneads

217
179
126
86
119
59
71

Overall
W L PF
10 1 358
8 3 266
5 5 188
3 7 94
6 4 294
3 7 111
1 9 132

Last Week's Scores
Mayo Lafayette 14 Wewahitchka
Port St. Joe 28 Hilliard

This Week's Game
Mayo Lafayette @ Port St. Joe

Northview
South Walton
Baker

CLASS 2B, DISTRICT 1
District Overall
W L PF PA W L
2 0 87 19 6 4
1 1 35 41 4 7
0 2 12 74 0 9

PA
93
186
230
243
163
276
292

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141
266
390

Last Week's Scores
Vernon 39 Northview
Blountstown 40 South Walton

Pens. Catholic
Walton
Marianna

CLASS 2A, DISTRICT 1
District Overall
W L PF PA W L
2 0 79 '48 '7 4
1 1 46 54 5 6.
0 2 20 43 4 6

Last Week's Scores
Pens. Catholic 24 Taylor Co.
Madison Co. 41 Walton

This Week's Game
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190

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211

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SAP Top 25
1) Southern Cal
S 2) Texas
3) Miami
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5) Penn St.
6) Notre Dame
. 7) Virginia Tech
8) Alabama
9) Ohio St.
10) Oregon
11) Auburn
12) UCLA
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14) Georgia
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17) Michigan
18) Lousville
19) South Carolina
20) Florida
21) Texas Tech
22) Florida St.
23) Boston College
24) UTEP
25) Wisconsin

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10
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Miami 47, Wake Forest 17
LSU 16, Alabama 13
Penn St. (OPEN)
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Virginia Tech (OPEN)
Auburn 31, Georgia 30
Ohio St. 48; Northwestern 7
S. Carolina 30, Florida 22
Oklahoma St. 24, Texas Tech
17
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W. Virginia (OPEN)
Clemson 35, Florida St. 14
TCU 51, UNLV 3
Iowa 20, Wisconsin 10
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Michigan 41, Indiana 14
Iowa St. 30, Colorado 16
Louisville (OPEN)
Virginia 27, Georgia Tech 17

USA Top 25
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5) Penn St.
6) Virginia Tech
7) Notre Dame
8) Alabama
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11) UCLA
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14) Georgia
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20) Florida
21) S. Carolina
22) Florida St.
23) Boston College
24) Wisconsin
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5) Penn St.
6) Notre Dame
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8) Alabama
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DID YOU KNOW?
5 Sports Facts

1. Nathan Vasher had a 108-yard missed field goal
return for a touchdown for the Bears in Chicago's 17-9
win over San Francisco on Sunday, the longest play for
a touchdown in NFL history.
2. No team in NCAA history has ever won five straight
football contests after going winless the previous sea-
son.

3. Alabama is only 13-28 all-time against Top 5 ranked
teams in college football.

4. Josh Nettles finished his 4-year career at Walton
with 3,674 rushing yards and 46 career rushing touch-
downs, the most career yardage and touchdowns in the
last 17 seasons for Walton.

5. Blountstown posted its 4th shutout of the season
with their 40-0 victory over South Walton on Friday,

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THE WALTON HIGH SCHOOL ANCHOR CLUB honored Walto'n High School faculty
members and their immediate family members who 'have served in the military at a recep-
tion on Thursday, Nov. 10. In conjunction with this project, Anchors and shipmates of the
WHS Media Productions paid tribute to these veterans all week during the morning show.
The Anchor patriotism committee also took pictures of the "WHS family of veterans" and
completed a display in the main hall of the school for faculty, students, and community to
enjoy. Anchors would like to extend an invitation to the community to come by and enjoy the
display during the month of November.
VETERANS PICTURED (back row l-r) Lance Corporal Artie Dwain Rodriquez, United
States Marines; Corporal Harry Patzig, United States Marines; Captain Charles Paulk,
Jr., United States Army; Private First Class Lyndell L. Davis, United States Army Corps
of Engineers; Master Sergeant Gerald Shoaf, United States Air Force; Lieutenant Colonel
Robert T Shoaf, United States Air Force; Commander James R. Langely, United States
Navy; Sergeant Kahl Edwards, US Army; (front row l-r) members of the Anchor Patrio-
tism Committee Jesse Tucker, Chelsea Adams, Lauren Boland, Sarah Barto, Angela
Saltsman.
VETERANS NOT PICTURED BUT HONORED AND REMEMBERED -- Master Ser-
geant Walter K. Palama, United States Air Force; StaffSergeantAhmal R. Campbell, United
States Army; Sr. Airmen Seth A. Hoppe and Staff Sergeant Rebecca M. Hoppe, United
States Air Force; Master Sergeant John M. Kilmer, Sr., United States Air Force; Seaman
First Class Arthur D. Hafford, United States Navy; Chief Petty Officer Joseph G. Stephenson,
United States Navy; Private First Class Raymond Ray Beadle, Sr., United States Marines;
Specialist Brett J. Collinsworth, Army National Guard; Private First Class Marion K.
Bosenberg, United States Army; Private First Class Morgan M. Mosely, United States Navy;
Corporal William J. Brock, United States Army; Master Sergeant Earl Turvin, United States
Air Force; Szaman First Class James Burks, United Sates Navy; Seaman First Class
Marion Webster; United States Navy; Master Sergeant Thomas Webster, United States Army;
Lance Corporal Dennis Hoppe, United States Marines; Specialist Melissa Baker, Army
Na ion a I Guard; Master Sergeant John E. Poss, United States Army; Staff Sergeant Charles
Paulk. Sr., United States Air Force; Private First Class Dewey Matthew Lassiter, United
States Army; and Lance Corporal Paul Nixon, United States Marines.

RED RIBBON WEEK CELEBRATED AT WALTON HIGH SCHOOL. The Anchor Club
at Walton High School promoted Red Ribbon Week by sponsoring a door-decorating con-
test. Classes were encouraged to be creative in displaying the theme of being drug free.
Instructor Dam Bump's class won and was treated to breakfast from Burger King.

WMS LITERACY WEEK POSTER contest winners. (Pictured l-r) Russell Hughes, WMS
principal; sixth-grade, Katie Wilcox; seventh-grade, Abby Johnson. Not pictured eighth-
Igrade, Jessica Day.

'WALTON MIDDLE WALTON MIDDLE WALTON MIDDLE
SCHOOL Student of the SCHOOL Student of the SCHOOL Student of the
U:.:l Eighth-grade, Lindsey Week. Seventh-grade, Lynn Week. Sixth-grade, D.J. Fisel.
P-s.... Paulk.

4tc: 11-17, 24; 12-1,8

NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM

METHOD OF COLLECTING NON-AD

VALOREM ASSESSMENTS

Walton County, Florida (the "County") hereby provides
notice, pursuant to section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida Statutes,
of its intent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad
valorem special assessments to be levied within the incor-
porated areas of the County, for the cost of providing road
improvement services commencing for the Fiscal Year
beginning on October 1, 2006. The County will consider the
adoption of a resolution electing to use the uniform method
of collecting such assessments authorized by section
197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a pubic hearing to be held at
4:00 pm, or soon thereafter, on December 13, 2005 at the
Walton County Courthouse located at 571 US Highway 90,
DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Such resolution will state the
need for the levy and will contain a legal description of the
.boundaries of the real property subject to the levy. Copies
of thle proposed form of resolution, which contains legal
description of the real property subject to the levy, are on
file at the Office of the Walton County Clerk, DeFuniak
Springs, Florida. All interested persons are invited to
attend.

In the event any person decides to appeal any decision by
the County with respect to any matter relating to the consid-
eration of the resolution at the above-referenced public
hearing, a record of the proceeding may be needed and in
such an event, such person may need to ensure that a ver-
batim record of the public hearing is made, which record
includes the testimony and evidence on which the appeal is
to be based. In accordance with the Americans with.
Disabilities Act, persons needing assistance contact the
County Administrator at (850) 892-8155, 7 days prior to the
date of the hearing.

Please be advised and governed accordingly.

Kenneth Pridgen, Chairman
Walton County Board of Commissioners

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Braves

THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

win home season

opener

The Walton High School boys soccer team won
their home season opener against Freeport High,
Nov. 14. The Braves scored 3 goals within the first
five minutes against the visiting bulldogs and went
on to win 7-1.
Isarael Baza had four goals. Nick Wilson, Michael
May, and Urial Baza all added one each for the
Braves in the back of the Bulldog net. The Braves
outshot the Bulldogs 36-2 for the evening.
The Braves host another group of Bulldogs on
Tuesday, Nov. 15 when they took on Marianna. The
junior varsity team played their first game of the
season at 6 p.m. followed by the varsity at 8 p.m.
The Braves are 3-1 for the season and 0-0 in the
'district at this time.
Last week, the Walton Braves traveled to Memo-
rial Stadium in Chipley to took on the Tigers with
the Braves missing five key players due to the foot-
ball team being in the play-offs. Even with younger
talent on the field, the Braves were able to take the
victory over the Tigers, 2-1.
Walton scored their first goal when Rosendo
Medrano made a dominating kick from the 45-yard
line and the Braves went to half-time leading 1-0.
After half-time the Braves came out ready to put
another one in when Michael May crossed' to Urial
Baza who sunk it in the back of the net.
With only 10 minutes left in the game the Braves
allowed the Tigers to score their only goal of the
evening. The Braves outshot the Tigers 29-9.

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SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS, Bobby Beasley discusses
the voting process.

Beasley visits

WMS 8th grade
Supervisor of Elections. tem of government and our
Bobby Beasley, recently vis- local and state elected offi-
ited the eighth grade Ameri- cials. He answered questions
can History classes at Walton of how to register to vote and
Middle School to discuss the requirements that must
voter rights and responsibili- be met in order to participate
ties and to demonstrate the in the election process.
new electronic voting ma- Differences between pri-
chines. mary and general elections
Students from Jason and political parties were dis-
Campbell, Delores Ennis, cussed.

and Jodi Howell's classes
were treated to a special
demonstration of the new
voting machines and were
allowed to complete a mock
ballot.
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how one vote could determine
the outlook for our county,
state, or nation.

BOBBY BEASLEY demonstrates new voting machines to
WMS students.

WHS fun night set

Join the students at Wal-
ton High School for a fun
night with Erick Kand Com-
edy Hypnotist Show. The
show will be on Saturday,
Dec. 3, at 7 p.m.
Master hypnotist Erick
Kand told Walton High se-
niors, "You can expect to have
a lot of fun, a lot of laughs,
and to see your friends par-
ticipate on stage! This year's
program is non- stop laughs,
and I'm excited to be present-
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Erick Kand, who recently
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Florida said,."The state of'
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St. Joe project halted

Injunction on Corps

regional permit ordered

By DOTTYNIST
The filling of about 61
acres of wetlands in St. Joe's
WaterSound North project
has been halted by a court
injunction which will also
prevent the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers from approving
wetlands fill permits for the
time being through a re-
gional general permit issued
in June 2004.-
The injunction, ordered by
United States District Judge
Timothy J. Corrigan on Nov.
10, was in response to legal
action challenging the Corps
regional general permit
(RGP). Lawsuits had been
filed early this summer by
the Natural Resources De-
fense Council and the Sierra
Club. Suits filed separately
by the two parties were sub-
sequently combined into one.
The U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers (ACOE) regulates
filling and other impacts on
wetlands.
The RGP was approved to
streamline Corps permitting
for. work,.on wetlands con-
tained in 48,150 acres being
contemplated for develop-

ment in Bay and Walton
counties. Over three-quar-
ters of the property covered
by the permit is owned by the
St. Joe Company.
Developed in a series of
meetings between ACOE of-
ficials and St. Joe, the RGP
was touted as a means of pro-
viding a cohesive, environ-
mentally sound approach to
wetland permitting as op-
posed the less effective
"piecemeal" approach ofindi-
vidual fill permits that would
otherwise be required. Large-
scale mitigation is a compo-
nent of the approved plan.
Critics called the RGP "as-
sembly-line environmental
permitting," warning that it
would accelerate runaway
growth in the area and com-
plaining that it would inor-
.dinately cut down on review
of individual projects and
public notification and input
prior to approval of projects.

Under permit conditions,
development was to be al-
lowed on a maximum of 30
percent of the 48,150 acres
covered by the RGP, with a

maximum of approximately
1,500-2,000 acres of wetlands
in the permit area allowed to
be filled.
Original objections filed
by the Sierra Club referred
to RGP approvals in connec-
tion with a commercial retail
outlet and a 300-unit resi-
dential development. On
Sept. 27, the ACOE also is-
sued an approval in connec-
tion with WaterSound North,
St. Joe's planned 1,400-plus-
acre residential and commer-
cial development north ofU.S
98 in eastern Walton County.
In response to the latter
approval, the plaintiffs re-
quested urgency, concerned
that the filling of the over 60
acres of wetlands planned as
part of the development
would have "severe negative
impacts on Lake Powell," an
Outstanding Florida Water
bordering the WaterSound
North site.
Deeming it not the court's
function to rule on the "pub-
lic policy wisdom" of the RGP,
Judge Corrigan limited his
decision to whether or not it
met legal requirements.

His conclusion was that it
did not.
Corrigan's decision was
based on Congress' direction
that general permits involv-
ing filling of wetlands be au-
thorized only if the activities
under consideration were
"similar in nature," would
cause only "minimal adverse
environmental effects when
performed separately," and
would have "only minimal
cumulative effect on the en-
vironment."

The court injunction en-
joins the ACOE from issuing
any new authorizations un-
der the RGP and also orders
no further progress on the
wetlands fill work authorized
in i connection with
WaterSound North.
The judge's order states
that nothing associated with
the injunction prevents the
approval of individual wet-
lands fill permits by the
ACOE.

Final oral arguments on
the lawsuit are scheduled for
Feb. 16 in Jacksonville.

Saving children, helping families

Children's Volunteer Health NetworK
Healthy Happy Kids!

By LEAH STRATMANN
A seemingly innocent
spark ignited a fire in the
mind of Tricia Carlisle-
Northcutt several months
ago. The fire has developed
into a four-alarm group
called the Children's Volun-
teer Health Network, Inc.,
currently located in Grayton
Corners.
"There was this kid who
came to the after school pro-
gram at Point Washington
United Methodist Church,"
Northcutt recalls.
"He needed help. He
needed braces so badly-he
was teased by other children,
shunned at school by the
other kids, got in fights and
was trouble in school. This
kid's needs kept me awake at
night. I kept thinking there
should be some help for kids
like this.
"So I set about to find some
dentist to help him and
called Dr. Amber Weibe, vho
agreed to see him and fix his
teeth so he could get braces.
Then I called Dr. Scott Run-
nels, who put the braces on
his teeth. This is not the kind
of thing I do, but I felt really
strongly that kids should get
help like this when they need
it."
Northcutt's tenacity paid
off for the troubled child who

is now a well-adjusted pre-
teen and who was the inspi-
ration for the formation of
'the Children's Volunteer
Health Network, which offi-
cially opened its doors on
Aug. 22 of this year.
Northcutt and her band of
volunteers have now re-
cruited 19 physicians and
dentists who agree to treat
uninsured children on the
cuff. Most of the referrals
come from schools and what
began as a Walton County
project has now been ex-
panded into Okaloosa
County as well. "We modeled
the program after one in
California and we work with
C.O.P.E. and all the area
agencies, but it is the whole
community who is doing
this," she noted.
*The organization works
with a board of directors and
has only one paid employee
in the form of Susan Gongos,
the executive director, who
drastically changed her ca-
reer course to take on this
task. Gongos began vnrking
with the program f, october
of 2004 and is inspired by the
success of the group's efforts.
"We have only had two phy-
sicians say no to us," she said.
"Flexibility is the key and
each physician decides what
will be offered to us time-

wise. We also have a relation-
ship with Sacred Heart Hos-
pital," she said.
The non-profit agency tries
to match the needs of the
child and volunteers fre-
quently drive the children to
appointments with doctors.
"A sick child has a ripple
effect on a family. A parent
will often have to stay home
from work to care for them
and the sick child infects
other children in the house.
If a sick child can receive
prompt medical attention,
the less disruption to a
household," Northcutt noted.
Information on the
organization's website states,
"The problem with health
care services in Walton
County is not one of avail-
ability,. but of affordability
and accessibility. The great-
est obstacle to good health is
poverty. Approximately one-
third of the children living in
Walton County have no form
of health insurance, includ-
ing access to Kid Care. The
majority of children under 18
enrolled in Kid Care live in
an area of town, which claims
the lowest per capital income,
and the greatest concentra-
tion of poverty. Our organi-
zation facilitates the delivery
of comprehensive direct
medical, dental and mental
health services to low income
school children throughout
the greater Walton County
and surrounding communi-
ties. We are a network of phy-
sicians, dentists .and
healthcare providers that
give services at no charge to
the children. These providers
are supported by the efforts
of community volunteers, in-
house volunteer case man-
agement staff and coopera-
tion of the area schools."
SNorthcutt considers the
organization's efforts to be

God-driven. "Whenever we
have needed something, we
have all prayed about it and
it has been delivered. We are
faith driven, but we are not
here to judge anyone. We are
here to help. We don't say no
to anybody," she said.
Gongos said that right now
the needs of the organization
include more health care pro-
viders in the north part of the
county, and more volunteers
who are willing to submit to
a background check for crimi-
nal activity to help transport
children to appointments.
Other areas of need include
funding and fundraisers,
grant writers, committee
chairs, speakers to help edu-
cate community at large,
physicians, dentists, medical
personnel, pharmacies, office
equipment, clerical help and
office space, public relations
and an advertising assistant.
For more information or to
offer services, call 231-9900.

RANDYHARELSON, a seven-year resident ofPoint Wash-
ington, was one of many from the small community who at-
tended the Nov. 8 county commission public hearing on the
Oaks at Eden, a subdivision proposed for CR-395 in Point
Washington. Harelson announced the recent creation of the
Historical Point Washington Association, dedicated to "cel-
ebrating the historic center of Point Washington" plus pre-
serving and protecting the old settlement area, which dates
back to the 1880s. Many of the organization's members at-
tended the Nov. 8 hearing to call for changes to plans for the
Oaks at Eden to make the project more compatible with ex-
isting land uses.

Barnhill appears before

planning commission

By LEAH STRATMANN
he last meeting of the Wal-
ton County Planning Com-
mission featured 14 agenda
items, two of which were re-
quested by petitioners to be
tabled until the December
meeting.
Of the remaining 12 items,
all were approved with the
endorsement of planning and
development staffexcept one.
T and T Enterprises and
Barnhill, Barnhill and
Barnhill requested approval
of a major development con-
sisting of 35 industrial build-
ings on 41 acres with a land
use designation of light in-
dustrial. The site is located
south of State Highway 20
and approximately four
miles east of the intersection
of U.S. Highway 331 and
Hwy 20 in Freeport.
Darrell Barnhill addressed
the commission stating that
the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection.
had investigated the site and
found it free of contaminants.
However, Billy McKee of the
planning and development
staff recommended a phase
two investigation of the area
to include soil samples, citing
the area full of leaking paint
cans. "This would be in the
best interest ofpublic safety,"
McKee said.
Barnhill said DEP found
no basis for a phase two in-
vestigation and asked the

commission to move the item
on to the Board of County
Commissioners pending
resolution of the problem.
"We are making it a habit
of sending things along with
deficiencies and it is not help-
ing the BCC. We are just
handing them our problems,"
said commission member
Tom Terrell.
The phase two environ-
mental investigation could
take as long as 90 days to six
months to be completed and
there is another issue with
right of way crossing CSX
owned property. In the end,
it was decided to continue the
agenda item for 60 days to
see if the deficiencies could
be resolved by that date.
"We definitely want jobs in
Walton County," Terrell said,
"but we can't just push this
along."
The request by Ron Rommo
and Andy Wiggins to convert
a home located on the north
side of CR-30A, west of
Maple Street to a 1,995
square foot office complex
was approved provided the
builders construct a privacy
fence.
A request by Spinnaker
Development and Seaside
Engineering and Surveying
concerned a projecting con-
sisting of building 11 single-
family homes on 1.38 acres

see BARNHILL page 4C

SOUTH WAL-
TON HIGH
* SCHOOL re-
cently crowned
its 2005 Home-
coming King and
Queen, Taylor
Boswell and
Tina Rodkey.
Taylor is the son
of James and
Linda Boswell of
Santa Rosa
Beach. Tina is
the daughter of
Linda Rodkey of
Destin. The
Seahawk foot-
ball team won an
exciting overtime
homecoming
game over
Sneads High
School 21-20.

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Roll Call
Walton County Board of County Commissioners
Nov. 8 regular meeting
A yes vote was to approve the proposal.
Request by Bill Imfeld, Walton County finance di-
rector, to move $195,000 from contingency funds for previ-
ously approved land expenditures, one ten-acre parcel and
one 20-acre parcel adjacent to the Lang property.
A motion for approval by Commissioner Cuchens
carried unanimously. Brannon-yes; Cuchens-yes;
Jones-yes; Meadows-yes; Pridgen-yes.
Request by John Johnson, public works director,
for approval of eight capital projects.
A motion for approval by Cuchens carried unani-
mously.
Request by Johnson for approval of agreement with Rob-
ert Barley to pave Fairfield Drive, with Barley to pay for
asphalt and county to include project at bottom of current
budget year paving list.
A motion for approval by Cuchens carried unani-
mously.
Request by Johnson for approval of a joint participa-
tion agreement between the state Department of Transpor-
tation and Walton County for the construction of a south-
bound turn lane on U.S. 331 at Rock Hill Road, with the
county to receive up to $475,000 in state funding.
A motion for approval by Cuchen carried unani-
mously.
Request by Johnson to convert three public works posi-
tions to manager positions, one for each maintenance zone
to oversee projects, and create an engineering services man-
ager position to be filled by current right-of-way specialist,
with a new right-of-way specialist to be hired. The proposed
changes were connected with the BCC's authorization this
spring for five new public works positions.
A motion for approval by Cuchens carried unani-
mously.
Regarding the new county animal control facility
in the Rock Hill Road area, a motion by Cuchens to proceed
on with the facility was approved unanimously.
Request by Bill McRae of Paxton for the BCC to seek
grants/funding for a bike and walking trail on the Florida
side of Lake Jackson.
A motion for approval by Cuchens carried unani-
mously.
Proposal by Ronnie Bell, county administrator, to can-
cel the Dec. 27 BCC meeting.
The proposal was approved unanimously.

Proposal by Jones to limit inclusion of comprehen-
sive plan amendments for the year's second cycle to those
that are consistent or supported by recommendations from
the state Department of Community Affairs, with amend-
ments already in the process to be prioritized.
Motion for approval by Jones carried unanimously.
Request by Meadows to waive insurance require-
ments for the South Walton Turtle Watch volunteers in or-
irgil.t iffiOV' ti'impedinment to the volunteers being reim-

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A motion for by Cuchens to waive the insurance re-
quirements was approved unanimously.
Motion by Meadows for approval of abandonment
of 33-foot easement in connection with Beach Ridge devel-
opment proposal with the inclusion of conditions proposed
by the neighboring community.
The motion was approved unanimously.
Motion by Meadows for approval of abandonment
of 33-foot easement in connection with Gulfside Village de-
velopment proposal with the inclusion of conditions proposed
by the neighboring community.
The motion was approved unanimously.
Motion by Meadows for approval with conditions of
Beach Ridge subdivision, a 17-lot subdivision with pool
amenity area on a 2.26-acre site at the end and on the south
side of Fox Lake Drive.
The motion was approved unanimously.
Motion by Meadows for approval with conditions of
Gulfside Village subdivision, a major development with 31
residential lots on a 4.92-acre site on Seaview Drive, north
of Bunker Place Drive.
The motion was approved unanimously.
Motion by Brannon to continue the Oaks at Eden, a
29-lot residential subdivision on a 4.55 acre-site on the east
side of CR-395 in Point Washington until Nov. 22 to allow
time for the community and the developers to work out is-
sues.
The motion was approved 4-1: Brannon-yes; Jones-
yes; Meadows-yes; Pridgen-yes; Cuchens-no.
Unanimous approval of the following development
proposals: Grande Pointe West, a 24-lot subdivision on a
3.67-acre site at the northeast corner of North Walton
Lakeshore Drive and Holly Leaf Lane in Inlet Beach; Grande
Pointe Estates, an eight-lot subdivision on a 1.35-acre site
at the end of Walton Palm Road at the Walton/Bay County
line; Bay View Estates, an 18-lot subdivision on a 2.57-acre
site on the south side of Walton Way; the Preserve at Inlet
Beach, a 68-lot residential subdivision, clubhouse and swim-
ming pool on a 13.08-acre site along North Wall Street north
of Pinewood Lane in Inlet Beach; Beach Nest PUD, a con-
ceptual plan for a nine-lot subdivision on a 1.26-acre site on
the west side of Satinwood Drive in Santa Rosa Beach; Mack
Bayou Center, a major development with 9,600 square feet
of commercial on a .76-acre site on the north side of Mack
Bayou Loop; the Weatherall Building, a major development
with a 1,872-square-foot building containing and art gal-
lery on a .21-acre site on the north side of CR-30A, .7 miles
east of the CR-393 intersection; and Satinwood Place sub-
division,, a nine-lot residential subdivision on a 1.16-acre
site on the northwest corner of the Satinwood Drive/CR-
30A intersection.

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Judicial Nominating

Commission seeks

applicants for Judge

SThe First Circuit Judicial
Nominating Commission is
now accepting applications
for the Circuit Judge position
in Escambia County vacated
by the retirement of Judge
John Parnharm and the
County Court position in
Santa Rosa County vacated
by the appointment of Joel
Boles to the Circuit Court in
Escambia County. Appli-'
cants must be a registered
voter and a member of The
Florida Bar for the past five
(5) years. County Court ap-
plicants must be a resident
of the county by date of of-
fice:
Applications are available
from the Florida Bar Website
(www.FLABAR.org), or from
the Chair of the Commission,
Drew S. Pinkerton, by pick-
up from his law office at 909

South Walton Fire]
District Report
for Nov. 6 Nov. 12
Automobile accidents-7;
beach related/non-water-0;
beach related/water-1; mis-
cellaneous-0; fire-5; Hazmat-
2; fire alarm malfunction-4;
medical-40; non-emergency
transfers-23; mutual aid-0.

Mar Walt Drive, Suite 1014,
Fort Walton Beach, FL
32547, between 8 a.m. and 5
p.m., Monday through
Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 12
p.m on Fridays.
An original plus nine cop-
ies of the completed applica-
tions must be received by Mr.
Pinkerton no later than 4
p.m., Friday, December 2,
2005, at 909 Mar Walt Drive,
Suite 1014, Fort Walton
Beach, FL 32547. Applicants
need to indicate whether or
not they desire consideration
for both positions. Only one
application is necessary.
Applicants interviews will
take place Wednesday, Janu-
ary 4 and Thursday, January
5, 2006 at the Clark
Partington Hart Larry Bond
& Stackhouse Law Firm in
Pensacola, FL.

The November 21st regu-
lar school board meeting
has been changed to Tues-
day, Nov. 22, @ 4:30 P.M.
At 4:00 P.M. on Tuesday,
Nov. 22, the Board will
hold a special.meeting for
the purposes of reorgani-
zation (elect chairman/
vice-chairman and set
regular meeting dates/
times forthe coming year).

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TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Now ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR COMMITTEES .
The Walton County Tourist Development
Council is accepting applications for
committee members for
November 2005- October 2006 on the
committees listed below.
Arts & Culture Committee
Nature Based Tourism Committee
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION IS
November 28, 2005.
For committee-guidelines and application
please contact Stacey Infinger
at 850-267-1216 ext. 123.

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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

Walton County upcoming events

DAWN AND RON Moliterno are welcomed by Walton
County Chamber of Commerce Chairman Rick Severance
and wife Gretchen at a reception held in the Moliternos' honor
on Nov. 10 at the Burnt Pine Country Club. Dawn is the new
CEO/president for the Walton Chamber, and Ron recently
assumed duties locally as president for Regions Bank. The
reception was well-attended, and Dawn expressed her ap-
preciation for the "outpouring" of welcome that the couple
had experienced from the community. After visiting the Em-
erald Coast for years and loving the area, the Moliternos
S recently made the decision to relocate here, and employment
fell into place for them in their areas of expertise. "I thank
God every day that I landed on the job that was made just
for me," Dawn enthused at the reception.

Seaside Repertory

Theatre, Nov. 25

S"Jacob Marley's

Christmas Carol"

opens next week

at Seaside Theatre

Charles Dickens' "A Christ-
mas Carol" gets a new twist
in a one-man play opening
November 25 at Seaside Rep-
ertory Theatre (SRT).
"Jacob Marley's Christmas
Carol," written by Tom
Mula, is the familiar tale of
Ebenezer Scrooge and his
redemption. However, this
version is retold by Scrooge's
deceased business partner,
Jacob Marley.
Marley, facing an eternity
in a very bad place, agrees to
return to earth on Christmas
Eve in a seemingly hopeless
attempt to make Scrooge
mend his ways ., .. ..

SRT's artistic director,
Craige Hoover, plays Marley
and everyone else in this two-
act adaptation, directed by
Laley Lippard.
"Jacob Marley's Christmas
Carol" opens on Friday, No-
vember 25, at the Seaside
Community Hall. The play
will run Fridays, Saturdays,
and Sundays through De-
cember 18.
Friday and Saturday per-
formances are at 7:30 p.m.,
Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.

For information on tickets
and reservations, call SRT
at-231-3033, or 231-0733.

By Walton County Citizens Services
Thursday, November 17, 2005
3:00 PM Okaloosa- Walton Transportation
Planning Organization (TPO)
Niceville Community Center.
The TPO has three advisory
committees: the Citizens Ad-
visory Committee (CAC), the
Tech Technical Coordinating
Committee (TCC), and the
Bicycle/ Pedestrian Advisory
Committee (BPAC). The advisory
committees also meet on the third
Thursday of each month. The
CAC meets at 9:30 a.m., the
BPAC at 11a.m. and the TCC at
1:30 p.m. All meetings are held in the
Niceville Community Center.
6 p.m. Code Enforcement Board- SW
Courthouse Annex. Normal month-
ly meeting.
7 p.m. South Walton Community
Council Annual Meeting- Coast-
tal Branch Library, 437 Green-
way Trail, Santa Rosa Beach
www.southwaltoncc.org or call
(850) 314-3749. SWCC will elect of
ficers and new board members.
The meeting is open to the public
and refreshments will be served.
This is not a county event.

Friday, Nov. 18
9a.m

Saturday, Noven
6a.m.

10 a.m.

Monday, Novemi
6 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 22
2 p.m.

4 p.m.

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Coastal Dune Lake Adviisory
Board- SW Courthouse Annex.
Normal monthly meeting.

Trek for the Coast Event in
Rosemary Beach (parking in
Carillion Beach Winn Dixie with
shuttles to Rosemary Beach).
This annual TDC Autumn Tides
event includes a 5K and 1-Mile
Family Fun run. The event be
gins and ends at Rosemary Beach.
Canine Carnival- Gulf Place,
SantaRosa Beach, care@dfsi.net.
Annual event sponsored by the
Community Animal Rescue Ef-
fort (CARE) from 10a.m. to 3.
p.m. This is not a county event.
ber 21
Walton School Board Meeting-
Walton School District Offices,
145 Park Street, DeFuniak
Springs. Normal meeting.
BCC Special Meeting- South
Walton Courthouse Annex, 31
Coastal Centre Blvd., Santa
Rosa Beach. Walton County
Board of Commissioners will
meet with District Three Secre-
tary Ed Prescott with the Flor-
ida Department of Transportation,
and Matthew Click with the DOT
Turnpike office, to discuss the U.S.
331 bridge. This meeting will be
prior to their regular meeting at 4
p.m. at the same location.
BCC Meeting- SW Courthouse
Annex, 31 Coastal Centre Blvd.,
' "'. Santa Rosa Beach. Regular meet-
ing agenda is available at
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www.co.walton.fl.us on the Thurs-
day before the meeting.
Wednesday, November 23
10 a.m. Community Traffic & Safety Team,
Emergency Operations Center,
Davis Lane in DeFuniakSprings.
Normal monthly meeting.

BUILDING A ROAD to bypass downtown Freeport and
connect with U.S. 331 is in progress. Wide enough to accom-
modate four lanes, the bypass will actually be a two-lane
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BARNHILL FROM FRONT

in an area with a land use is located on the north side of
designation of neighborhood Walton Rose Lane and west
planning and infill. The site of the intersection with U.S.

Charitable gifts from

IRA new opportunities

seminars planned

Bart Fleet, a local tax and
estate attorney, will present
an overview of new tax law
which temporarily lifts the
restrictions on contributions
from Individual Retirement
Accounts (IRAs) to chari-
table and nonprofit organiza-
tions.
The seminars will discuss
how the limited window for
making such gifts, which
ends Dec. 31, can benefit both
charitable groups and pro-

vide significant tax benefits
for the donor.
The seminars will be of-
fered Monday, Nov. 21 at 11
a.m. at the Okaloosa-Walton
College/University of West
Florida Fort Walton Beach
Campus auditorium and at 6
p.m. at the Tyler Recital Hall
of the OWC Arts Center on
the Niceville campus.
For information or direc-
tions, contact the OWC Foun-
dation at 729-5357.

.

THE WINNERS were Keith Shipes, Charles Lawske, Kevin
Borello and Cory Shipes.

SECOND PLACE TEAM was composed of Winston
Pittman, Gordon Saunders, Bill Wyrough, and Fred Riley.

THIRD PLACE TEAM was composed of John Cory, Mike
Green, Ed Lea and Larry Creekmore.

Highway 98.
Francis Bright, who owns
property adjacent to the pro-
posed subdivision, had some
concerns that the 30-foot veg-
etative buffer between the
properties be undisturbed.
She also asked if a privacy
fence was part of the pro-
posed construction. Bright
was assured the vegetation
would remain and privacy
fences constructed.
Will Snell who resides in a
RV park adjacent to a devel-
opment named Driftwood
Drive Town homes and lo-
cated along the west side of
Driftwood Drive, at the inter-
section of Driftwood Drive
and Payne Street, expressed
four area of concern about the
project.
He asked that a wall of at
least 10 feet of concrete be
installed the western edge of
the water retention area, say-
ing the present plans only
called for a foliage barrier. He
was concerned that the water
from the retention area would
all be flowing south. He also
asked the builders if the bal-
conies facing the RV Park
from the three-story town
homes would be enclosed and
if there would be sidewalks on
all three sides of the project.
The builders said there
were presently no plans for a
privacy fence, but all balco-
nies would be enclosed. They
assured Snell there are no
plans for short-term rentals.
of these units, and it is
planned as long-term rental
use only. Further, the build-
ers said the retention area
would be from 1-foot to 1- feet
deep surrounding the prop-
erty and all drainage would
be contained with the prop-

Sandestin

Lions Club

holds

fund-raiser

golf tourney

On Oct. 16, the Sandestin
Lions Club held the 23rd An-
nual Golf Tournament at the
Santa Rosa Golf & Beach
Club.
The weather was great and
all enjoyed the round of golf
on a course that was well pre-
pared for the event.
The funds raised from this
event will go to support Sight
Programs such as the North
Florida Eye Bank, The Lions
Camp, The Conklin Center
for the Mutlihandicapped
Blind as well as those in the
local area in need of eye ex-
ams and or glasses.
Recently the club supplied
over a dozen pair of glasses
to those evacuated to this
area from areas devastated
by Katrina.

WALTON COUNTY SNOWBIRD NEWS

By NANCY GEHRKE

'Those of us living in the
Miramar Beach area and
points east are citizens of
Walton County. As such we
inherit a rich past, the area
having been founded on Dec.
29, 1824, and a promising
future that is oozing with
growth and abundance.
Sometimes we say we live
in Destin just out of conve-
nience, and in some cases we
qualify for that designation,
but for the most part, we find
our government services
right here in the county. We
are 'a man without a city' but
make up for it by being part
of a glorious county, Walton
County.
Speaking of, I am hoping
that permanent residents of
this area will respond to our
current need. Presently, we
hold numerous functions at
Faith Assembly Church on
Geronimo Avenue. As Janu-
ary approaches, this need
grows abundantly as this fa-
cility houses our monthly
meetings of 600 1,000+
people. Due to Mother Na-
ture (and Wilma and Rita
and the rest of the gang),
Faith Assembly has so gen-
erously been collecting used
and new furnishings for
those whose homes and lives

have been uprooted.
The generosity of the area
has caused them to outgrow
their storage space, and use
the meeting room where we
snowbirds were to roost. Dis-
tribution of the surplus fur-
niture is not something that
can be done hastily, so this
may be just a temporary dis-
placement. However, we are
looking for a nest that would
be able to take care of our
needs. Our at- large meetings
are held on the second
Wednesday of the month. If
anyone has information that
would lead us in the right
direction for renting a facil-
ity, please notify President
Marilyn Barnard at 654-9129
or the author of this article,
and we would be forever
grateful.
Storage pick-up for the
coming month is from 3'to 4
p.m. on Fridays, Dec. 2, 16,
and 30 at Affordable Storage
just past Good News Meth-
odist Church on 98.
Social bowling at the Hur-
ricane Lanes begins on Fri.
Dec 2 at 1 p.m., $2 per game
with free shoe rental. League
bowling will begin on Jan. 6.
Don Wade at 865-0835 can
give further information.
We will be enlightened and
entertained by Dr. David Ott
on Dec. 14 at 10 a.m.

Computer Club is ongoing,
meeting on the second and
fourth Tuesdays of the month
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at FaithAs-
sembly. Hugh Barnard at
654-9129 can share details.
The first. registration for
membership is every Monday
from 8:30 to 11:30 beginning
Nov. 28 at Faith Assembly
Church. Paid membership is
a pre-requisite for participa-
tion in the organization's ac-
tivities.
Recreational golf, which
meets every Monday at the
Golf Garden at 9 a.m., pro-
duced the following winners
this week: first place Ken
and Judy Smith, Jerry and
Ginny Dohr; second place -
Don Tilk, Patti Hand, Karen
Dahl, and Al Francis. Third
place Don Gehrke, Bob
Zimmermann, and Barb
Becker.
Verlin Jackson is our con-
tact for arranging fishing ses-
sions and can be reached at
654-1425, ext. 61206 or at
verjenl@aol.com.
We hope we are inundated
with suggestions for our
much needed space, and ap-
preciate any and all opportu-
nities.
For more information on
Walton County Snowbirds,
call 837-9937 or online at
nagehrke@yahoo.com.

erty.
Other approved projects in-
clude Laurel Woods, a devel-
opment of 33 single-family
residential lots on 9.94 acres
of land located on the west
side of Harstvedt Road, north
of Chat Holley Road; Costa

ECPRO
November
meeting
"Your local United Way ...
What's Happening?" will be
the topic at the November
meeting of the Emerald
Coast Public Relations Orga-
nization (ECPRO).
Ronda Davenport, director
of resource development,
campaign and marketing at
United Way of Okaloosa-Wal-
ton counties, will talk about
holiday needs in our commu-
nity. Margie Collins, United
Way's Long Term Recovery
Organization director, will
give a report about Hurri-
cane Katrina recovery efforts
in which the United Way has
been involved.
The meeting will be held at
Angler's Beachside Grill on
Okaloosa Island beginning at
11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov.
22.
Cost of the lunch is $12 for
members and $15 for guests.
For more information, con-
tact Joe Purka at 897-0525 or
Kathy Grimes at 651-0645 or
visit www.emeraldcoastpr.
org.

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A friendly and caring
receptionist is
welcomed at our
healthcare facility.
Full or part time
available. Please fax
resume to:
850-267-4539

Carina Subdivision, a devel-
opment of eight single-family
lots on 1.27 acres of land lo-
cated along the east side of
North Winston Lane, approxi-
mately 300 feet north of CR-
30A in Inlet Beach; Seaview
Trace Subdivision, a develop-
ment of seven-single family
lots on 1.11 acres located
along the south side of Helley

Leaf Lane, approximately 200
feet east of the North Walton
Lakeshore Drive and Holley
Leaf Lane intersection, and
Topsail Walk Subdivision, a
development of 24 single-
family residential lots on 9.73
acres of land located on the
west side of East Hewitt
Road, approximately 1.5
miles north of Hwy 98.

AGENDA
A SPECIAL MEETING
SCHOOL BOARD OF WALTON COUNTY, FLORIDA
Tivoli Administrative Complex, 145 Park Street, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435
Tuesday, November 22, 2005
4:00 p.m.

50 REORGANIZATION OF BOARD -
50.01 Elect Chairman
50.02 Elect Vice-Chairman
50.03 Establish Regular Meeting Place, Dates, and Times
99 ADJOURNMENT -
99.01 -Adjournment
NOTE: If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the School Board with
respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, such person will need a
record of the proceedings and, for such purpose, such person may need to ensure that
a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.

K a A E W_ www.kayakexperience.com
Kayak Experienfe
Quality Kayaks for Sale or Rent
Accessories Charts
SMaps Magazines
Chaco Sandals now in stock
SMon. -Fri. 10AMto5 PM
F Sat. 10AM to 4 PM
qt 600 Hwy 98 E.5 837-1 577
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Washing Machines

A w ashine machine is the second largest water user in
\ our home. with toilets being the first. A traditional
\washing machine uses approximately 41 gallons per load.
The best wat to low er this usage is to buy a high
efficiency washing machine. These machines use 35-50c-
less water and 5(6) c less ellergy per load. This \\ ill sa\ e
S\ou money on both your w after and \our energy bills.

No matter \ hat kind of w ashing machine you have, here
are some basic tips that can reduce w aterr use fr washing
clothes.

Operate the washer w ith full loads only even if the
machine has an adjustable setting. A full load is the
most efficient w ay to w ash clothes.

If your washer has a variable water volume setting,
select the minimum amount required per load.

Pre-treat stains to avoid rehashing.

SUse the shortest wash cycle for the lightly soiled
loads.

Check your washing machine hoses regularly for
cracks that would result in leaks.

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Choice Award nomi-
nations were re-
!leased on Monday
Evening and now the
public chooses the
winners. Many con-
sider these awards
the groundwork for
| the ultimate prize,
the Emmy.

The computer age was
alive and well over the past
S few weeks as the nominees
names were totalled and
made ready for public knowl-
edge this past Monday.
Among those nominated were
Angelina Jolie, Oprah Win-
frey and Brad Pitt just to
name a few, and all were
voted on by the public.
The People's Choice
Awards are considered the
first awards presented that
are usually viewed as given
to those performers, televi-
sion shows, producers and so
on, that will probably be
walking the red carpet to
receive their Emmy Award.
This year's nominees range
from best actor in a movie
series, to best reality show.
The following are a list of
categories and nominees for
the Jan. 10, 2006 awards
show:
Female movie star: Sandra
Bullock, Angelina Jolie and
Nicole Kidman
Male movie star: Nicolas
Cage, Johnny Depp and
Samuel Jackson.
Leading lady: Cameron
Diaz, Reese Witherspoon
and Renee Zellwegger.
Leading man: Jamie Foxx,
Brad Pitt and Adam Sandler.
Female action star: Jen-
nifer Garner, Angelina Jolie
and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
SMale action star: Matthew
SMcConaughey, Brad Pitt and
The Rock.
On-screen match-up:

EVENTS

Book Store hosts signing:
Author Lon Prater will be
signing copies of his new
book, "Darkglass," on Nov.
26 at the Book Store on Bald-
win Avenue in downtown De-
Funiak Springs. He is a win-
ner in the internationally ac-
claimed L. Ron Hubbard
Writers of the Future Con-
test for new and inspiring
writers of speculative fiction.
Holiday Market: The 2005
Rosemary Beach Holiday
Market returns on Nov. 26,
from 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Artists
and crafters are now being
sought for this event in the
media of scultpure, painting,
pottery, metal works, hand-
crafted items and holiday
gift and decorations.
For information and booth
space reservations, call Hill-
top Productions at 951-2148.
Canine Carnival: C.A.R.E.
is currently looking for ven-
dors for their annual
C.A.R.E. Canine Carnvial
that will take place on Nov.
19 at Gulf Place. Booth
spaces are $10 and can be
reserved by calling 267-
3123.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
in "Mr and Mrs. Smith;"
Chris Rock and Adam San-
dler in "The Longest Yard;"
and Vince Vaughn and Owen
Wilson in Wedding Crash-
ers."
Female performer: Kelly
Clarkson, Faith Hill and
Gwen Stefani.
Male performer: Toby
Keith, Tim McGraw and
Usher
Group: Black-eyed Peas,
Destiny's Child and Green
Day.
New TV comedy: "Every-
body Hates Chris," "How I
Met Your Mother," and" My
Name Is Earl."
New TV drama: "Com-
mander in Chief," "Criminal
Minds," and Prison Break."
TV Comedy: "Everybody
Loves Raymond," The 70's
Show," and" The Simpsons."
TV drama: "CSI: Crime
Scene Investigation," Des-
perate Housewives," and
"Law & Order: SVU."
Reality Show: "American
Idol," "Fear Factor," and
"Survivor."
Realty Show Other: "Ex-
treme Makeover: Home Edi-
tion," and "Supernanny."
Late-night talk show
host: Jay Leno, David Let-
terman and Conan O'Brien.
Daytime talk show host:
Ellen DeGeneras, Regis
Philbin & eKelly Ripa and
Oprah Winfrey
Female TV star: Jennifer
Garner, Teri Hatcher and
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Male TV star: Ray Romano,
Charlie Sheen and Kiefer
Sutherland.
Comical female star: Drew
Barrymore, Ellen DeGen-
eras and Queen Latifah
Comical male star: Chris
Rock, Adam Sandler and
Will Smith.
Audiences can go on line
and vote for their star, per-
former or show by logging on
to www.pcavote.com. Re-
sults will be announced on
Jan 10 when the program
airs live from the Shrine
Auditorium in Los Angeles.

THE .-LASUAL HOLIDAY
ALARKET returns Nov. 25 to
Rcstriarv Btach. More than
70 artists arid crafters will
fill the la'wnts with paintings,
pottery, 'yard art, hand-
crafttd lirniture and an ar-
roa of/ holiday decorations
and gifts.
For more information, call
951-2148.

Music & Theatre

AROUND THE SOUTH

Ponce de Leon: Jimmi Wiz
and Friends will be playing
at the Flutes and Vegetables
bar in Ponce de Leon, Nov.
18.
For more information, call
836-9996.
Niceville:
*The Singing Christmas
Tree: Dec. 8, 9 10 and 11,
First Baptist Church of
Niceville
eJazzy Christmas at OWC:
-Dec. 1: The Raideris of the
Lost Art Jazz Band
-Dec. 2: The OWC Soundsta-
tions
-Dec. 3: The OWC Madrigals
Destin:
69th Annual Sounds of the
Season, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m., Vil-
lage Baptist Church
Fort Walton Beach
*First Arts Concerts
-Ara Saxophone Quartet:
Dec. 2
-QuinTango: Jan. 27
Pensacola
-Mazaika: Feb. 24
-Three Inspirational Tenors:
March 11
For more information, call
863-2436.

At The Al

Crestview Cinema 3
789 N. Ferdon Blvd.,
Crestview, 682-3201
Saw II (R)
Chicken Little (G)
Dreamer (PG)

Tallahassee
*Dolly Parton, Dec. 8,
TLCCC
*Bill Gaither Homecoming
Tour, Jan. 20, TLCCC
Atlanta
*U2, Nov. 18 and 19, Philips
Arena
*Kayne West, Nov. 20, Phil-
ips Arena
*Bon Jovi, Jan, 17, Philips
Arena
*Motley Crue, March 15,
Philips Arena
*Drivin' n' 'Cyin, Nov.: 25,
Roxy Theatre
eSteven Curtis Chapman:
Dec. 16, Gwinnett Civic Cet-
ner
Birmingham
*B5 and Chris Brown, Nov.
23, BJCC Arena
*Dolly Parton, Dec. 3, BJCC
Arena
*Steven Curtis Chapman,
Dec. 17, BJCC Arena
St. Petersburg/Tampa
*U2: Nov. 16, Times Forum
Jacksonville
*Joel Olsteen, Nov. 18, Vet-
erans Arena
*Nickel Creek, Nov. 20, Flor-
ida Theatre

MOVIES

Twin Cities Cinema
1047 E. John Sims Pkwy.,
Niceville,
678-3815
Saw II (R)
Chicken Little (G)

AROUND THE SOUTH

Fantasy in Lights: The
famous golf resort turns on
the holiday spirit and lights
when they present their
annual Fantasy in Lights,
Nov. 18-Dec. 31, Callaway
Gardens, in Callaway Geor-
gia.
For more information, or
reservations, call (800) 225-
5292.
Belmont Bizzare: The
Belmont Arts and Cultural
Center in Pensacola, is now
accepting applications for
their arts and crafts show on
Dec. 10. The one-day show
will be held at the arts center
in downtown Pensacola.
SFor more information and
booth reservations, call 429-
1222.
Annual Tour of Homes:
The 2005 Tour of Homes will
take place Dec. 3, from 9 a.m.
- 4:30 p.m. The tour features
seven DeFuniak Springs.
homes representing various
architectural and decorative
styles, all adorned for the
holiday season.
Tickets will be on sale at
the Visitors Center on Circle
Drive and the Big Store on

Baldwin Avenue, the morn-
ing of the tour, from 8 a.m. 3
p.m.. The cost is $15 plus tax
per person.
For more information, call
892-2448 or 892-4237.
*Christmas Reflections:
The annual event celebrates
the holidays as hundreds of
thousands of lights are
strung from trees, bushes,
cartoon characters, various
cut-outs and other struc-
tures around Lake DeFu-

Jacksonville:
*The Nutcracker: Dec. 17,
Florida Theatre
Birmingham:
eDragontales Live: Dec. 1-3,

Birmingham-Jefferson Civic
Center
*The Nutcracker: Dec. 10
and 11, BJCC
*42nd Street: Jan. 10 15,
BJCC
*Hair Spray: March 14-17,
BJCC
Atlanta:
*Radio City Christmas Spec-
tacular: Nov. 17-30, Fox
Theatre
*The Nutcracker: Dec. 9-30,
Fox Theatre
*David Copperfield: Jan. 13-
15, Fox Theatre
*Cats: Jan. 17-22, Fox The-
atre
*Annie: Jan. 25-29, Fox
Theatre

Send Your Social News,
Events, and photos to
POB 1546, DeFuniak Springs,
FL 32435
herald@dfsi.net

JAZZ RECORDING AISTS PETER WHITE will be on
stage with Mindi Abair and Rick Braun on Dec. 10, 7:30p.m.
at the OWC Arts Center. For more information, call WSBZ
106.3 at 267-3279, or for tick ets, call the OWC box office at

729-6000.

*Cyndi Lauper, Nov. 27,
Florida Theatre
*Alison Krauss and Union
Station, Dec. 5, Florida The-
atre
*A Peter White Christmas,
Dec. 13, Florida Theatre
*Jim Brickman, Jan. 1S:

Florida Theatre
*Steven Wright, Jan. 25,
Florida Theatre
*Vince Gill, Jan. 28, Florida
Theatre
*Michael McDonald, Jan.
29, Florida Theatre

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ATTENTION
CHRISTMAS VENDORS

DFS WOMAN'S CLUB CHRIST-
MAS BAZAAR, Crafters and Vendor
space available, $20 per space, for
more information call Diane @ 951-
1984. itc 11/17

FOR SALE

*SAVAGE 270 CAL. rifle w/scope
.and gun case. $240.
* Fiberglass dog box for ATV $120.
* 14 ft ladder tree stand. $50
*4 ea alum spoke 5 lug wheels for
jeep or Ford pattern. $80.
* Soft top for jeep. $100.
892-2522
Itp 11/17
BARLEY'S TRADING POST
Computer desk-work stations, file
cabinets, office chairs-used refrigera-
tors-stoves-washer/dryer. All with
warranty!!
We buy used appliances & furniture.
Located Hwy. 90 E Across from
Perdue's Feed Mill.
Wed -- Sat. 10Am- 5 Pm.
8tp 9/29-11/24

ALICE'S ANTIQUE,
collectibles & furniture.
Open Tues. -- Fri. 10-5. Sat. 12-4
2374 S. 2nd St. (280-A)
DeFuniak Spring, Phone 892-4074.
Shop now for Christmas, Lots of
Beautiful glassware, china, teapots,
cookie jars, jewelry, vintage linens,
furniture, & lots more...very good
prices. Must see!
tfc 10/27
19 wds

ELLIOT PECANS will be available
at McLains Restaurant
850-419-0809.
MINI ROUND BALES
OF PINE STRAW
Mulch hay.
BAND SAW LUMBER
Cut any size you want.
Call 850-419-0809.
Leave Message. 29wds
FILL DIRT, '
clay, rock, top soil-' :
masonry sand, driveway material.
All delivered.
Spreading available.
Driveways built.
Anything hauled.
REDS HAULN.
892-0503
FILL DIRT
$80 8 yd load.
We also haul clay, and gravel.
Spreading available.
We do driveways and backhoe
work, And small land clearing jobs.
Free estimates 892-3873.
FIREWOOD SEASONED
SPLIT OAK
Place order early. Delivery avail.
415-6226/326-5351
3tp 11/3-11/17

WHOLESALE PRICES for in shell
& cracked pecans.
Zorn Brothers Pecan.
Lockhard Blvd.
Hwy 55,
Florala, AL.
Call 334-858-7465
Open M-F, 8 am 4 pm.
11tp 11/3-1/10

$Q95
From 99 PER SQUARE
MANUFACTURED TO
DESIRED LENGTHS
ROLL UP & SLIDING DOOR SYSTEMS
CUSTOM DESIGNED TRIM ACCESSORIES.
STEEL PURLINS- INSULATION
GOLDIN METALS, INC.
Gulfport, MS 1-800-777-6216

HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
TRAINING FOR
EMPLOYMENT

Bulldozers, Backhoes,
Loaders, Dump Trucks,
Graders, Scrapers,
Excavators
Train in Florida
National Certification
Financial Assistance
-Job Placement Assistance
800-383-7364
Associated Training Services
www.atsn-schools.com

CLEAN, WELL FERTILIZE
Coastal Hay for sale
Square bales. $3.50
Rolls $33.00
Delivery Available.
850-569-2337.
72tp 8/15-3/15

GOATS, MALE for sale. Ready for
Butchering. 850-859-2310. 2tp 11/1-
11/17
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL BLOOM-
ING shrubs, Rose of Sharon, Philip-
pine Violet Gardenia, Hawaiian Gin-
ger, Weeping Willow Trees. Very rea-
sonable. 892-4879. ltp 11/17
Washer & dryer $175 for both.
Clothes dryer $70. Also stove, fridge
and windows for sale. 334-858-7501
or (850),834-4301. tfc 4/11

GE SUPER capacity washing ma-
chine. $125. Good condition. Gas
stove with electric igniter. Real good,
works good. $75. 892-2744 or 892-
0821. 1tp 11/17
PERENNIALIPEANUT HAY for
horses & goats. $5 a bale. 834-3881.
tfc 3/11
LARGE CAPACITY GENERATOR
FOR SALE, was used on poultry
farm, very few hours on it, asking
$7,000 or will trade for work or some-
thing of equal value, call (850) 892-
3217, after 2:30 p.m. 1tp 11/17
WHITE BEACH SAND
$20/CY, 21 CY Load,
10 Load minimum.
Jim Keeler, 850-834-2974.
tfc 9/15

DRYWALL TEXTURE SPRAY.
EQUIPMENT- Trailer mounted, or-
ange peel, knockdown, popcorn tex-
ture. 835-2138. 2tp 11/17-11/24

WANTED

Antique furniture, depression glass,
china collectibles.
Bring it to Southebys Antiques
Downtown DeFuniak
892-6292.

PETS'
HAPPY JACK KENNEL SPOT
Strongest flea and tick protection.
Quicker kill, longer residual. Con-
tains NO growth regulators!
FRANK'S CASH & CARRY (835-
4221) www.happyjackinc.com. 4tc

BRANDI'S ATTIC
SELF-SER\ ICE MINISTORAGE
1 835-2850
1/2 Mile N. of Bay Bridge on
331 or 5 Miles S. of Freeport
5x10 $20 to 10x20 $60
Well Lighted & Secure Area
Manager Lives On Location

93 CHRYSLER LEBARON CON-
VERTIBLE- Brand New top-Good
tires, Needs some work-$700. OBO.
892-6640. tfc 8/4
WANTED: 1965 OR LATER
CORVAIR project car. Call 865-8289.
tfp 10/20
96 NISSAN XC-4x4, 85,933 miles.
$7,500. 1 Stop Auto Shop. 951-1137.
tfc 6/9
1999 CHEVROLET 2500 pickup, ex-'
tended cab, third door, 4x4, 6.0 liter
engine, auto, air, loaded, leather,
105,000 miles. $14,000. OBO Call
334-858-6642 after 5 p.m. tfp 11/17

1993 FORD ECONOLINE CON-
VERSION VAN. Seats 7 people.
Back seat makes into bed, has TV.
Call 835-2789 for more info. tfp 10/
1982 OLDSMOBILE Excellent
Condition: Actual mileage 72K 850-
859-2310. 2tp 11/10/11/17

2002 FORD F150 King Ranch Se-
ries Quad Cab. Every option. Ex-
cellent condition. $16,500. OBO
850-859-0470. 1tp 11/17

RV/CAMPERS

2004 BRECKENRIDGE 40' park
model. 38'Aluminum awning. Fully
loaded. Must see! $31,900. OBO.
Call 850-951-0106. Cell 850-499-
6737. 4tp 11/10-12/1

LYLE'S
AUTO SALVAGE & RECYCLING
We Buy:
ALUMINUM, COPPER,
STAINLESS STEEL,
BRASS & JUNK CARS
892-0123
2226 US Hwy. 90 W., DeFuniak Springs, FL 342433

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$679.00
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DeFaniak Springs 892-6035
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MANUFACTURED
HOMES

WE NEED TRADE INS! Replace
your old home with a brand new one
with no money down. Call today for
details. 850-864-5517.22wdstfc10/
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LAND OWNERS- No money down
on a new manufactured home. Ex-
cellent rental units. Call for details.
864-5517. tfc 10/13 19 wds
12 x 56 MOBILE HOME 2/1.5 ex-
cellent condition Zone 2. Skirting and
tie downs included buyer moves.
$6,500. 836-4221. 2tp 11/10-11/17

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717 Acres Divided
20 Tracts from 5 to 285 Acres

Thurs NOV 17 11 AM
Selling Onsite
Long Round Bay Rd (Off CR 177-A)
BONIFAY, HOLMES Co, FL

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"The Telephone Man"

Business & Residential Installations & Prewire
Business Systems All Majo Brands!
Cat 5 Cabeling
*Fiberoptics
Networking
Voicemail
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Sales, Lease & Repair
Local telephone e Service Up-
Authorized Shipping Outlet

NEW-TEL Communications
23 South 7th Street
DeFuniak Springs, FL
32433 E.

(850) 892-2934
1-800-827-2934
Fax: (850) 892-6357
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Wooded Tracts
Merchantable Timber
V* 1 Mile Road Frontage
* Manufactured Home
& Equipment Shed
Great Location
5 Minutes North
of Bonifay @ 1-10

NOW LEASING

Scott's
MINI-WAREHOUSES
1504 US HWY 90 W
For Reservations or Info
Call 892-3612
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TEa&sy Tayments,
(850)836-4545
or 836- 4455
Hwy 90
Ponce de Leon, FL
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CHILD CARE
SERVICES
CHILD CARE
Very Dependable & Experience Day
& Evening. All ages are welcome. M-
F Call 892-1097. 2tp 11/0-11/17
REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS
now being accepted for child care in
a loving Christian Home. Structured
days, meals (850) 859-0497 after
.6:30 p.m. or leave message. 2tp 11/
17-11/24

SERVICES

ASIAN LADY HOUSECLEANING
weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. Call
the best, 892-3685. 4tp 11/17-12/8

VANN CARPENTRY & HOME RE-
PAIRS- LLC Licensed a and insur-
ance. Will do the small and big jobs.
We also do mobile homes. Call for
an estimate anytime. 835-2978. 8tp
10/6-11/29
JRB TREE SERVICES. For all your
tree needs. Call Jeff at 334-858-
5420 after 4:30 p.m. tfc 10/6
TRACTOR WORK-DISC. Bushhog
lime/fertilize, spread, food plots, gar-
dens driveways rocked. 892-2522.
SMART CARE LAWN SERVICE-
Fall- Wintercleanup, Pressure wash-
ing & Brush work. Free Est, 892-
5756. tfc 11/3.
SASNETT ENTERPRISES Inc. Ma-
sonry, Tile, Carpentry & General
Handyman. No.job t6oosmall. Li-
censed & Insured, 892-5523/699-
5348. pd 6/9

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Prestige
Home
Center,

Cail us or stop by ITOAY
while RATES are still LOW
233 N.E. Racetrack Rd., Fort Walton Beach
850-864-5517 888-837-5517
Manv Lnts Tn Chnna Frnmm

MOSLEY LAWN CARE-Complete
lawn care. Estimates available. 859-
2177 or 850-305-0423. Ask for D.J.
HANDYMAN AVAILABLE, very ex-
perienced, has references, call (850)
892-3217. ltp 11/17
REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
TRAINEE looking for a position with
a reliable company, 23 years expe-
rience in Real Estate, 10 years. Mort-
gage Broker, Notary, 6 yrs. income
tax specialist, and worked for a con-
tractor for 7 years; if you are inter-
ested in acquiring my services call
(850) 892-3217. Itp 11/17

YARD SALES

LARGE 2 FAMILY YARD SALE
Nov. 19- 8 am until 1 pm.
Craig's Car Wash
Hwy 90 W-DeFuniak Springs
A little bit of everything.
1tc 11/17
--------,
TOTAL LIQUIDATION SALE AT
Florida Antique Mall. Everything
must go! Do your gift shopping here.
30-40% off entire stock. Continues
through Dec. 24. Across from Re-
gions on 90 W 892-7282. tfc 11/3
30WDS

For Sale By Owner

$72,000

254 Vanderhiede Road. DFS
2 BR/2 BA mobile hi.,meI, 12 acre water view lot,
remodeled 1989 mobile-home, ne\ ceramic uile and
carpel, appliances included. \a1uitid ceiling.
Juniper Lake area. Read, tQ mo'.e in.
892-2019 or 865-0740

AMERICAN REALTY
Judy REALTOR
Fontenot 850-865-5839 ER .

A very well maintained home with a
beautiful view of Lake Juniper!
2 Lots 270 x 130, 1946 Square Feet.
3 Bedroom / 2 Bath. Large deck, 2 car over
sized garage. Wood burning fireplace, wall to
wail carpet. Appliances included, water filtering
system, doubled paned windows.
For more information please call
Judy Fontenot at 850-865-5839 [R;

GARAGE SALE
SAt. Nov, 19-- 8 am to 3. pm
88 LaGrange Rd.
Freeport off 331 S.
Antiques, primitive, webbed grills,
binimi boats supplies, utility trailer,
tools, Aerator. misc.
HUGE YARD SALE-Fri & Sat. Nov.
18 & 19. 8.am until ?? Ten Lake Es-
tates. 683 Pinewood Dr. Itp 11/17
YARD SALE Teelinville off Bob
Sikes. 7 am. Cherry wood dining set
with e.ienri:in. 4 to 8 people. $325
OBO. 892-1366. Many items. ltp 11/
17

HUGE YARD SALE
Fri & Sat. 2856 RM Ward Rd. PDL.
Everything must go. Follow signs from
Hwy 90.373-8523. ltp 11/17
YARD SALE ITEMS, help me clean
up my shed, if you own a thrift store I
will sell all items in bulk, cheap call
(850) 892-3217. Itp 11/17
MOVING SALE-577 KING LAKE
BLVD. Sat Nov. 19th. ltp 11/17

SThe Proven Professionals

iNaylor
REALTY
S.i:7."776 BALDWIN AVENUE
Bruce Nayior 951 2488- .
Owner-Broker: a.www.bru.ena lorr com MLS.
OAKWOOD HILLS.. 3 lc.l Sepiic tank installed. Community
water available ...... ...... ..... .. $59.000
SPRING LAKE..;Waterfront 3 acre parcel. Dock. Covenants.
Almost 400 feet of waterfront...................................$250,000
HIDDEN LAKES ESTATES.,. Waterfront homesite.
SCovenanis. Priced below market..................................$69,500
ACREAGE... 28 acres located in North Walton County.
Pasture, woods, and pond. Paved road......................$175,000
TEELINVILLE... Affordable housing. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom,
S1152 s.f. Fireplace. Close to town and priced
right! :......................'......................... ... ............... .................. $158,000
FREEPORT... Beautiful home in Cross Creek Shores. new
roof. 1650 sf....................................... ....................$299,500
SOUTH WALTON HOMESITE...Minutes to Sandestin. Best
buy in south W alton........................... ..................... $150,000
GREAT RENTAL INVESTMENT... 2 for the price of one! 1014
sf and 641 sf needs a little TLC. Only..........................$74,900
COMMERCIAL... 1 acre. Paved Frontage. South of I-
10............................................... ........ $175,000
MAGNOLIA LAKE...Lot in one of the newest subdivisions in
DeFuniak Springs. Covenants, dock, gazebo..............$55,000
PONCE DE LEON...Attractive 40 acre parcel in North Holmes
County. Great Place to build your new home!.............$175,000
NEED TO SELL? CALL NAYLOR REALTY!
NOW LICENSED IN THE
STATE OF ALABAMA
TO MEET YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS.
NOW ISTE IM TOISTAYOUR JO -j

Rock Solid in Real

NEW
LISTING
(R-1236)
Manufactured home built in 2003 -
3 BR/2 BA with family room 8x1 2 deck -
paved road. Excellent price!

$79,900

BEST BUY ON MARKET
(R-1216) Large 3.BR block home with 1600 sq. ft.
Open, kitchen, great living room, carport and fenced
yard.
$94,500

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CUSTOM LIVING
(R-1167) Spacious, custom built manufactured
Springs. Includes 24x30 detached garage,
30x30.steel building, fish pond, fountain, decks
and sidewalks adjoining all buildings.
Lots of extras! Reduced...
$344,900
$344,900.

Estate

LAKE HOLLEY ESTATES
(R-1133) 11.28 acres with country home just 4
miles north of DeFuniak Springs. Beautiful oak
floors throughout home, CA/H, metal roof.
Huge oaks & magnolias plus many flowering
shrubs. Property is part of Lake Holley Estates.
$299,000

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PARADISE ISLAND DRIVE
(R-1182) Waterfront 3 BR/2 BA luxury manu-
factured home on King Lake. Fireplace, break-
fast nook, garden tub, screen room, new dock,
and workshop. Tons of Extras!
$227,500

WE CURRENTLY HAVE OVER 150 LISTINGS TO CHOOSE FROM.

Prudential

682 Baldwin Avenue, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435
Phone (850) 892-9650 Toll Free 1-888-892-9658
Fax 850-892-9651 Website: prudentialmprealty.com

Menifield & Pilcher

Realty
SELLING WALTON COUNTY _. S

Sally R. Merrifield,
Broker, Owner
850-865-0640

Ronnie Jones
850-585-8204

Dawne Miller
850-225-7710

Terry J. Pilche
Realtor/Owne
850-865-254
Debbie Jones
850-865-2541

Christa Merrifield-Mitchell
Realtor, Owner
850-978-2973

Jack Cole
850-585-6707

Judi King
850-951-1951

Beth Johnston
Office Manager
850-892-4645

Mac Work
850-333-0315

Kevin Hulion
850-419-1870

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COMMERCIAL

BUILDING
1 (C-1237)
Located in. downtown DeFuniak Springs
just a 'o s 'e street from Lake
DeFunilk.131156 sq. ft., display win-
dows, zoned C-1.

$275,000

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PERSONAL

LISTEN TO THE Country Store.
Mondays-Saturdays at 9:15 a.m. on
AM 1460 WZEP to buy, sell or trade,
lost & found. BE LISTENING WZEP
AM 1460 offers FREE yard sale
signs. Listen to THE COUNTRY
STORE for details or stop by 449
North 12th during office hours. Mon-
Fri. tfc

UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
No court appearance.
Including children, property,
missing spouse.
1.-877-244-2230.
FloridaDivorceByMail.com
15wds 11/10

FOR RENT

RENT-TO-OWN 2/2 Trailer. Home
on rented lot. Combined payment
$475/month with $3,500 down. Go
east Hwy 90; left on N. Davis Lane,
go to stop sign, Left to 483 German
Club road. 892-2284. tfc 10/13-
33wds

HILLTOP TERRACE APTS. 600 N.
4th St., Florala, AL. Affordable
housing for the elderly. 1 bdrm,
center. heat & air. stove refrigerator,
free laundry facilities, planned ac-
tivities. Based on income. Come by
or call (334) 858-4655, Leave mes-
sage. Equal Opportunities Housing.
tfn 3/31

Grab the American Dream-
Home ownership-It's your time!
We will finance a manufacture land/
home package with zero down. Call
for details. 850-864-4886. tfc 10/
13-24wds

SPRINGS EAST APARTMENTS,
INC. For rent 1, 2 and 3 Br apart-
ments. Water, sewer and garbage
Pickup included. Phone 892-7012,
685-2255. NO PHONE CALLS
AFTER 6 PM. tfc 6/24

COMPLETELY FURNISHED mo-
bile home for rent. 892-7424. itc
11/17

APARTMENTS FOR RENT-NICE
1 bd apt. 859-0044. tfc 11/17

PRIME HUNTING LAND

FOR SALE BY OWNER
51 acres bordering Pea River in Geneva Co., AL
Approx. 40 to 50 miles from beach.
Excellent deer and turkey hunting.
Great place for father and son team. -
$4500 per acre.
Call 334-726-1401

IlBL ILAND &HLU I I

HAVE A HAPPY AND HEALTHY THANKSGIVING
2-140 Approximately 1 acre lot in Ten Lakes Estates on
Please allow me to help with your
,Real Estate needs .
.-850-428-1904..
raymoran @ earthlink.net

HAVE A HAPPY AND HEALTHY THANKSGIVING
2-140 Approximately 1 acre lot in Ten Lakes Estates on
Hwy. 83 N. $97,500,00.
3-501 5.9 acres on Tract 39 Lakewood Plantation, wooded.
$147,500.00.
3-502 5 acres, 286 Moultrie Drive, Elmwood Plantation.
$75,000.00.
2-139 1 acre lot off 331 N in Juniper Lake Estate on
Oakridge Rd. on right just before Franck Drive $40,000.00.

ARMBRUSTER REALTY, INC.
-..- P.O. Bx 635, 257 US Hwy. 90 East
MLS. DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435 ..

Jack Cole, Realtor
Contact me today lor details on these and other properties.
850-585-6707 jcole@prudentialmp.com
Large Commercial Building with paved Parking Lot........................$575,000
Off Hwy 90 E. and S. 10th Street, Not many like this on the market!!
5+ acres on HWY 20 W (Priced to move) $799,900
This is a great location, just west of new upcoming developments.
5 & 10 acres within miles of Historic DeFuniak........................from $100,000
Privacy, yet convenient to town. not many locations like this left!
Reduced: Approx. 2000 sft. 3 BD/2 BA home........................reduced $99,500
Waterview with too many amenities to mention, must see!
"Starter home" or Investment property..................(motivated seller) $68,750
3 BD/1 BA East of DeFuniak; many possibilities with this property
Call me for a free, no obligation
Comparative Market Analysis of your property!!
Si Prudential
Menifield &Pilher Really 0[
682 Baldwin Avenue DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435 i

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HWY 331
PRIME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
ON 331 3.5 MILES SOUTH OF 1-10
(WITH NO WETLANDS)
8 ACRES WITH 417' OF FRONTAGE ON
HWY 331.................$1,250,000
9.5 ACRES WITH 175' OF FRONTAGE ON
HWY 331.................$1,550,000
FREEPORT
GREAT SUBDIVISION PROPERTY:
60 ACRES, HWY 20,2 MILES FROM HWY 331/HWY
20 INTERSECTION SITE PLAN FOR 140 LOTS,
2000' OF FRONTAGE ON HWY 20.........$8,000,000
BAYFRONT LOT 75' ON BAY............$799,000
SANTA ROSA BEACH
LOT IN VILLAGE OF BLUE MOUNTAIN BEACH.....$299,000
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
.OAKWOOD HILLS UNIT 5 SHAKESPEARE COURT
1 ACRE LOT $30,000

COUNTRY MANOR ESTATES
2 ACRES .................$65,000
GAIL POWELL; BROKER
..... 850-622-0975 850-830-3722 -I

FOR RENT two bedroom/two bath
mobile home. 892-9748. 1tp 11/17

LEASE/With OPTION TO BUY!
S3 bd/1.5 bath on 1/4 acre. Carport.
Fenced yard. Pets OK. $950/mo.
ID#2080
* Coming soon! 3bd/lba-+ bonus
room. 1/2 acre, fenced yard, Close
to Walton High ID#2323
24 Hour info 800-641-0187.
2tc 11/10-11/17
34wds

TAKING APPLICATIONS: 3 bd home
for lease, available Dec. 15th, $700
deposit plus $650 per month, 12
months lease available, must have
references and good credit. Call (850)
892-3217 ask for Pat. 1tp 11/17

1800 SQ. FT. Office space. Excellent
for Doctors office's or real estate of-
fices. Call 974-5010 or 951-2244 for
more information, tfc 2/24

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***DeFUNIAK SPRINGS***
*Lake Rosemary Estates -
Lakefront! Beautiful lot. Great
view. Cleared and ready for home!
manufactured homes welcomed.
Reduced. $58,go90
*Juniper Lake Estates 4
BR/3 BA triple wide mobile home.
Quiet cul-de-sac location. Just
minutes away from Historical
Down Town DeFuniak Springs.
$119,000
***FREEPORT LOTS***
*Creekside a waterfront com-
munity on Black Creek. Nice
wooded 1/2 acre lot. Mobile
homes welcomed. Access to 2
docks on Black Creek. $89,900oo
*LaGrange Shores -Oversized
lot, deeded water access, restric-
tive covenants, paved streets, city
water/sewer. $113,900
*Magnolia Baye Lot is cleared
with water/septic and power pole.
Ready for house or mobile home.
$70,000
DESTINYI N COMMERCIAL***
Coastal Center Zoning -
Many Possihilities wvih this par-
cel. Currently hask C32MH on
property which could be converted
to office or shop. $499,900
***BRUCE COMMERCIAL***
l 3 acres with 3 BR/2 BA home
located on Hwy. 81 near busy
intersection of Hwy. 20. Minutes
from new proposed new
International airport in Bay
County. $650,000.

(850) 835-4153

DEFUNIAK SPRINGS for six months
DFSprings Furnished 2 bedroom 2
bath mobile home Central air/heat
and wooden deck. quiet beautiful
setting. @ $650 a month plus
deposit for 2 persons 859-9943.(6
months).
DFSprings-Furnished 2 bedroom
house Air/heat across from Lake
DeFuniak @ $600 a
month plus deposit for 2 people (in-
cludes cable TV) (6 months) 54wds
1tc 11/17

RENT-TO-OWN Trailer (Does not
have to be moved) 2 bedroom/1 bath.
Combined payment and lot rent $300/
month with $1,000 down. Unit #6
Seminole Park. Look on Seminole
Drive behind Cherokee Park on S.
19th Street in DeFuniak. Go look then
call 892-2284, tfc 10/13-40wds

LOCATION-LOCATION
LOCATION
DeFuniak Springs
Business Complex
US 331 & Hwy. 90
across from OWC
LANDMARK LOCATION
5 business suites and
6 luxury apartments
Private laundromat
Shown by appointment only

COMMERCIAL 2 STORY
BUSINESS COMPLEX
Corner of US 90
and Smith Rd.
Brand New -Never occupied
Call for additional info.

JUNIPER LAKE ESTATES
1 acre wooded lot
$35,000.00

OAKRIDGE RD
3/4 acre lot
Well, Septic & Power
on property
$55,000.00

MOSSYHEAD
1 plus acre on June Lake
Fenced, septic, city water
2 mobile homes.
Reduced $120.000.00

MOSSY HEAD
1 acre wooded lot
City Water
$45,000.00

1 ACRE COMMERCIAL LOT
Just off Hwy 83 N. on
Spradlin Rd.
City, water available.
$95,000.

COPPERLEAF CORP
LICENSED REAL
ESTATE BROKER
MICHAEL A. ARMBRUSTER
850-892-2940 PHONE/
892-5734 FAX'
892-1620 MOBILE
email-maa@gdsys.net

KING LAKE REALTY, INC.
43 LAIRD ROAD
CRESTVIEW, FL 32539

10 Acre Tracts DeFuniak Springs Area..................$70,000
Owner Financed at $700 down & $700 mo.
1/2 Acre Tracts Caswell Rd $15,000
4 Acres in Mossy Head $75,000
1/2 Acre Lakefront Lot on Lake Rosemary.............$80,000
10 Acres with Creek Triple G Ranch..................$110,000
10 Acres Corner Lot, DeFuniak Springs area......$120,000

10 acres Boy Scout Rd., South of 1-10 financed...$150,000

(Other properties available all Owner Financed!)
Call today for information!
Call Bonita Vereen for details
(850) 892-2103 OR (800) 741-5253
Open Mon. Fri. 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Sat. By Appointment

GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES!

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I BUY HOUSES RESORT MEMBERSHIP

I buy Houses!
Any area, any condition.
Also lots, land and mobile homes.
Avoid foreclosure.
850-830-1014/334-858-2911.

WANTED HOMES

CINDY HAS BUYERS FOR homes
with land in North Okaloosa, and
Walton counties. Cindy Cook,
Coastal Living Realty 850-428-3311
or 334-804-1074 Licensed AL, FL,
Broker. 25wds tfc 10/27

FOR SALE

HOLLEY KING LAKE RESORT
Re-sale of membership for sale.
Call Alton or Betty Fennel
Largo, FL.
(727) 585-5185
Member No. #20338.
tfc 11/10

LOTS/ACREAGE

FOR SALE

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850-269-4060 Phone
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850-246-4298 Cell
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NORTH & CENTRAL WAL NNOUNTt
\ .TERFRONT IN FREEPORT B.thrr,.ue D[.,k. .cj .ill
\\eII, Sepnc & Eikcincc. Airead) m pflace..........................$189,900
1 ACRE IN FREEPORT 2 Rental Units, 2 Lots of Record
W ill Subdivide ...........:. ................$350,000
Huge Trees, VERY PRIVATE................ ........................ $187,500
SOUTH BAYGROVE ROAD Excellent Buy! BAYVIEW
(60 x 150), First street north of 331 Bridge $209,000
BRUCE 4+ Acres on State Hwy 20 & CR 3280 Commercial
Corner in Bruce High Traffic Area. SALE or LEASE........$660,000
CORNER SR 20 & SR81- .9 Acre "Triangle", Bruce, Commercial
High Trafficand Great Visibility...................................Lease Only!
BLACK CREEK- .58 Acre Lot. Subdivision offers two deep
water docks on Black Creek. Boat launch ...............................$75,000
FISH & HUNT PARADISE- 6.67 Acres, 3 Lakes.
In Jackson County $65,000
HWY 20 FRONTAGE -2.35 Acres Across from Entrance
at Windswept Estates, Near Freeport ...............................$275,000

A FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE COMPANY

HOMES
Magnolia Lake Estates... New construction
2400+ total sf 4BR/2BA brick home.....................$285,000
2500+ total sf 4BR/3BA brick home.................$300,000
Hwy 83 N...Hilltop country estate featuring a 2200+ total sf
3BR/2BA home with a pool and deck, pond, fenced corral
and covered outbuilding on 77 acres................$1,200,000
Hwy 331 N ..2900+ total sf 4BR/2%BA recently renovated
brick home with a small barn on 2 acres............$247,500
Deer Run W...1500+ total sf 3BR/2BA brick home with a
large outbuilding, partial fencing and a creek at the back of
5 acres...... ............ ... ..... .. .. ................ $189,000
13th Street...2400+ total sf 2BR/1BA home with separate
1 BR/1BA apartment over a 2-car garage close to the lake
yard in DeFuniak Springs.....................................$235,000
Oleander Drive...4 mobile homes on 5 lots in Oakwood
Hills Unit 1. Great rental opportunity..................$225,000
Anchors Lake Drive...3300+ total sf 3BR/2BA home on
Lake Anchors near the Santa Rosa Golf & Beach Club and
within a mile of the Gulf ............................... $990,000

LAND
Hwy 331 N...202 acres close to DeFuniak Springs ideal for
a large scale subdivision. Slightly less than 2 miles of
frontage on 2 paved roads, approximately 2000' frontage
on Lake Holley and 5000' frontage on a 40 acre private
lake. Current land use is 2 units/acre.............$10,000,000
Penn Williams Rd...50 acres northof DeFuniak Springs.
Ideal for country retreat or hunting preserve.........$500,000
Old Possum Ridge Rd...302 acres close to Crestview
currently going through a land use amendment to 2 units/
acre............. ......... ..... ......... .. ......... $5,285,000
Buck Ward Rd...70 acres west of Crestview....$2,500,000
11.6 acres............... ....... ...... ...................$330,000
Lowell Mason Rd... 1.75 acre lot east of Crestview off of
Clint Mason Rd ........................................... $47,500
Girl Scout Rd...31 lots in Country Club Manor S/D which
should convert to 8 buildable lots.......................$200,000
.42 acre lot Oakwood Hills Unit 1......................$17,500
.23 acre lot Oakwood Hills Unit 1......................$18,000
3 lots on Bayou Circle...2 at .25 acre and 1 at .35 acre
close to the bay in Freeport........................$145,000 ea

Tom Hecker
850-830-1851

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John Weeks, Owner/Broker
850-585-2019

1850-951

REAUOR'

Michele Roof Laura Spence McNew Philip Spires
850-415-0183 850-585-3481 850-305-2186
uane Timmons Doug Goodhart Monica Farris
850-865-2500 850-240-3690 850-865-5656
1184-A Circle Drive, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435

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FREEPORT 1/2 ACRE LOT.
Growing area very close.
in Black Creek boat ramp.
Water Tap in Place. Survey &
Owner financing available.
ID #2536
24 Hour Info. 800-641-0187.
2tc 11/10-11/17
27wds

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Beautiful Bay Front lot in South
Walton-priced reduced. $700,000.
Also 80 acres planted pines
North Walton. $960,000.
1-850-834-2550
4tp 10/27-11/17

1.89 ACRES located on
Red Barn Rd and Bay Loop.
Invest Now! $369,000.

S1/2 acre in Happy Hollow.
Beautiful high and dry on CR 3280.
$175,000.

Call Jincy Swett at
850-650-5901.
21st Horizon Real Estate.
4tc 11/17-12/8
33wds

ACRE FOR SALE in unit fire
Oakwood Hills. City water available,
$37,000. 850-865-3465 Bobbie. 1.tp

FOR SALE BY OWNER, lot in
Oakwood Hills, 80'x125', level, high
and dry. Mostly cleared, some trees,
off paved road, asking $18,500. May
trade for boat, construction work or
something of equal value, call Pat at
(850) 892-3217 after 2;30 p.m. (seri-
ous inquiries only) 1tp 11/17

REAL ESTATE
DREAM HOME ON SPRING FED
Clear Lake. 5bd/3.5ba Private
Not secluded, operating horse
ranch- 73 acres-rolling woods,
pasture. Must See! $2.5 million.

WATER FRONT HOME
Ten Lake Estate 3/2.1,736 S.F..
Garage, Large beautiful lot.
$225,000.

Janie Lindsey, Inc.
892-3978.
1tc 11/17

CONSTRUCTION, INC.

COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICES
REMODEL* REPAIR -REROOF
NEW CONSTRUCTION
*60 : t o .,o ,,.

HOUSE FOR SALE
294 PINE SHORES RD.

PINE SHORES SUBDIVISION
-$319,000
BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS BRICK HOME ON
APPROX. 1 ACRE WOODED LOT
* APPROX. 2000 SQ. FT.
* 2 CAR GARAGE
* 16X32 WORK SHOP (INSULATED & ELECT. POWER)
* HOME VERY WELL MAINTAINED AND UPDATED
* QUALITY UPGRADES THROUGHOUT
CALL: D. BROWN REAL ESTATE SERVICES
850-624-1749

WILL SELL OR TRADE-All or part
on Hwy 69-S near Kountze, TX.
$40,000.
10.3 acres in Beaumont Colony Es-
tates near Beaumont, Texas on Hwy.
69-N. $100,000.
3 houses at 2415 Park St. in Beau-
mont, TX, $40,000. Cash for all three,
need lots of work, will trade all or
part for land this area. Al Le Blanc-
850-837-3428. 2tp 11/17-11/24

OPEN HOUSE
Nov. 19, 2005 Saturday
9 am noon.
25 Ten Lakes Dr.
New construction 3 bd/2ba, 2 car ga-
rage, 2760 sq ft. Located In Ten
Lakes Subdivision, approx 5 miles N
on Hwy 83, DeFuniak Springs. Cus-
tom Kitchen cabinets, Whirlpool Gold
Appliances wired for stereo surround
sound, central vacuum, 9 ft ceiling,
tile floors; 20x24 back deck. Must see
all the extras to appreciate,
$325,000. 850-585-5111 / 850-892-
6259.2tp 11/10-11/17

10 SECLUDED, WOODED, acres,
gated, fenced, landscaped, 2 br mo-
bile, deep well, $150,000.956-4520.
4tp 11/17-12/8

GLENDALE AREA 27 Acres Planted
pines, creek $7,500 per acre. 859-
2073. 4tp 11/10-11/17

LAND OWNERS- No money down
on a new manufactured home. Ex-
cellent rental units. Call for details.
864-5517. tfc 10/13 17wds

4.6 ACRES ON MOSSY HEAD ON
HWY 90 $100,000. Leave message.
850-678-3409 or 907-229-4503. 6tp
10/13-11/17

CINDY HAS BUYERS for homes in
the Paxton, FL, Florala, and
Lockhart, AL areas. Cindy Cook,
Coastal Living Realty 850-428-3311
or 334-804-1074 Licensed AL, FL,
Broker. 26wds tfc10/27

REAL ESTATE www.TeamWalton.com

Btv lark Jiremy Frtwell Donna Arnold Kathryn Brigman Shane Supple
850-699-0199 850-830-3008 850.978-2790 850-622-1504 850-585-5765

Brand New Home located on paved road! Never
been lived! Sitting on .362 acres of cleared, beauti-
ful property. Very close to town. Survey available.
Many upgrades over typical mobile home. 20 year
warranty shingle roof with overhang, steel doors
with dead bolt, built in microwave and dishwasher
ceramic tile backsplash throughout kitchen and
bathrooms, freeze proof outside water spigot, solid
wood doors on all cabinets, lights by all exterior
doors, Formica counter tops, water cutoffs (factory
installed) at every sink and toilet. $79,900

Walk to the beach from this sturdy home which
has withstood the many storms and came through
with shining colors. Located in the prestigious 30-A
area of the beautiful south Walton beaches, This 3
bedroom 1 bath gem won't last long at $795,00

A bargain, priced to sell at $157,000.
Lowest priced lot in this area. Located on a paved
road in nice area of Freeport. Doublewide mobiles
or homes.
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14 South 9th Street
DeFuniak Springs, FL
32435

FOR SALE BY OWNER
TRAILER & LOT-Oakwood Hills
2BD/1 BA SW-10X18 added room
screened porch, fenced yard, septic
/well, Call 892-5729/974-1041-4 ;?
11/10-12/1

BY OWNER-
JUNIPER ISLAND
Waterfront lot with very rentable
Singlewide trailer.
$149,500.
130 Juniper Island Drive.
892-2284.
17wds tfc

FOR SALE 3BR FRAME HOUSE,
Large barn, chain link fence. 1/3 acre,
zoned commercial. 1/2 block off Hwy
90 in Downtown DeFuniak call 850-
485-0466 or 892-2488, ltp 11/17

1 BUY HOUSES,
Lot$ and Acreage.
No HA$$LE$. Quick closing$
Call now 892-2284.
tfc 3/10

WATERVIEW LOT.
.6 acres on S 2nd St./280A
in DeFuniak "s.
$48,00'
Call Blue Mounr &:' "tyv,
C ones.
..7585.
u/13-11/30

E-Z QUALIFY
NO BANKS NEEDED
Solid Brick Home
3 bed/1.5 bath on 1/4 acre
Carport fenced yard.
ID# 2552

COMING SOON
3 bed/1.5 ba + bonus room.
1/2 acre. Fenced yard.
Close to Walton High.
ID #2323
24 Hour Info. 800-641-0187.
2tc 11/10-11/17
40wds

"Vour Satisfaefion Is Ou # 1 Goal"

NICE HOME

on slightly less than 40 acres in Ponce
de Leon, Cypress pond on property.

..$450,000.00

'" .MLS #388343

MOBILE HOME
on 2 lots, includes 30x60 metal
Building with roll-up doors.

.$185,000.00
' ij,, r MLS #407816

=TBEAUTIFULWATERFRONT

fenced lot with a dock on
Lake Juniper.

$135,000.00

MLS #392228

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7 ACRES
and 2005 Mobile home in the
hottest area in north Walton
County. High, dry and level.

$250,000.00
MLS #405450

ABSOLUTELY
BEAUTIFUL
1.945 corner lot in Juniper
Lake Estates.
Can be split into 2 lots.
Bonus in-ground pool on
1 lot.
$80,000.00
MLS #402690

2 LOTS

in Oakwood Hills unit 3.
Nice lots in a fast
growing area.

$25,000.00 ea.

MLS #397837

20 ACRES

with small creek, and large
creek. Nice oak trees in
Liberty.

$160,000.00

MLS #405957

21.5 ACRES
on Rock Hill Rd. Property is
fenced and cross-fenced.
Seven stall barn and 3 out-
buildings. Natural spring on
property and 16x80 mobile
home with porch.
$550,000.00

MLS #404943

2-WOODED TRACTS
OF LAND

9.6 acres and 9.7 acres.
Near DeFuniak Springs

$105,000.00 ea.
MLS #390349
MLS #390325

1147 HWY. 90 W. DEFUNIAK SPRINGS 6

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Business
HOMES, LAND, COMMERCIAL
Dave Burnis Gillis Gayl Elizabeth Lynn [j g
Brotherton Watson Douglass Brotherton Brannon Chesser
850-865-1562 850-830-1286 850-865-5942 850-865-2636 850-585-8016 850-585-1098

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3 bedroom 2 bath, 1.530 Square Feet
2- Acres, DeFunlak Springs L.P.: $274,900
3 bedroom 2 bath, 1.225 Square Feet
Townhome. Miramar Beach L.P.: $299,900

8.45 Acres, Highway 83
Juniper Lake Road............. L.P.: $139,500

4 Acres, Mossy Head Area
L.P.: $59,900

1/4 Acre Lots
Mossy Head Area, Each L.P.: $25,000

Waterfront Lot
Pretty Pond. 3 miles North of DeFuniak Springs
L.P.: $82.500

Dune Allen Beach
70 x 140 Lot L.P.: $599,000

Waterfront Lot
Mallet Bayou L.P.: $415,000

To Speak With An Agent With
The Burgess Team
Call (850) 85-0662

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EMERALD COAST,
An Independent Member Broker

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HELP WANTED

BUY OR SELL
AVON
Call Angela ISR
892-7269
tfc 11/10

FRONT DESK POSITION
DAY'S INN IN
S DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
S Fax resumes to 892-0707.
(prefer that you fax it)
or call 850-892-6115.
tfc 11/3

NOW HIRING IN MAGEE INDUS-
TRIAL PARK. 4 full time positions
w/benefits available (M-F 8-5) No ex-
perience necessary, will provide
training. Located at 9646 Hwy. 20.
W. between Portland and Choctaw
Beach. Call 835-6822 and ask for
-Ava to set up interview. EOE. tfc 12/
30-40wds

EXPANDING COMPANY seeking
applicants to learn the truss building
trade. Paid on-the-job training, bi-
weekly bonuses. For appointment
please call Arban & Associates from
7 am to 3 pm @ 850-836-4362. 4tc
11/17-12/15

HANDYMAN NEEDED.-Electric &
plumbing. Parttime 865-0417 ltp 11/
17

EXP PAINTER WANTED- Also help
needed for final cleanup. Call Dave.
Day 305-2558 Nights 892-9927. 2tp
11/10-11/17

\NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS for
General laborers and Forklift Opera-
tors. Apply in person at Superior Roof
Tile. 50 N. Hugh Adams Dr. DFS.
32435. tfc 11/3 22wds

PIANIST/ORGANIST for Freeport
Presbyterian Church. Contact
Teresa Gomillion. 835-2867. 4tc 11/
3-1124

The UPS STORE
WATERCOLOR CROSSING
(next to Publix)
Co Hwy 395.
One enthusiastic, team member/
sales associates. Candidate must
have a positive attitude. Be customer
service oriented & computer savvy.
This is a full/part time opportunity.
Call 850-231-3505.
3tc 111.0-41/24- ........"-

NOW hiring MIG Welders in Laurel
iitlH-Monday thru Friday 8 am 5 pm.
Drug Free-Workplace EOE. (850)
652-5252. 3tc 11/10-11/17 .

MANUFACTURING MACHINE
SHOP
Crestview area
Experienced CNC Machinist/ Op-
erators
QC Inspection/ist shift experi-
enced in mechanical inspection
Shop support/experience with shop
floor maintenance and tools
Machine Operators (entry level po-
sition available)
Competitive pay, benefits, & climate-
controlled environment, Interested
parties fax resume: 682-3543 or call
for appointment 682-8033. 4tc 11/
17-12/8- 45wds

TRI-COUNTY COMMUNITY
COUNCIL,Inc. is accepting applica-
tions for a driver for the Walton
County Transportation Program.
Requirements: Must have good com-
munication skills and be computer
literate. Must be 23 years of age and
have at least 5 years driving experi-
ence without violations. Must have at
least a Class C drivers's license,
agree to annual physical and back-
ground screening.
Duties: Transport riders to a pre-de-.
termined schedule. Use two-way ra-
dio.
Applications may be obtained at any
of the Tri-County Community Coun-
cil Inc., offices and submitted by Mon-
day, Nov. 21,2005, at 4:30 p.m. For
information call Sharon Kent, Admin-,
istrative Coordinator, (850) 547-
3689.
Successful applicants will be consid-
ered.
Equal Opportunity Employer and
Drug and Smoke Free Workplace.
itc 11l17-113wds

ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL

help needed.
Small company w/great benefit.
Yr. Round employment.
Call.toll-free (866) 794-2665
office located in N. Walton Co.
4tc 11/3-11/24

LANDSCAPE FOREMAN
NEEDED.
Immediate employment. Above av-
erage pay and benefits. Call 622-
1115 between 7 am and 4 pm. M-F
or apply in person at 105 Commer-
cial Parkway, SRB, FL. tfc 7/28

CRYSTAL BAY AT
SANDESTIN hiring
Resident Assistant
or CNA's
We pay shift differentials! Day's
Nights, and weekends. No experi-
ence needed. We offer benefits and
a great working environment. Please
apply in person at 2400 Crystal Cove
Lane or call 267-1600.
2tc 11/17-11/24

BUSY VACATION RENTAL OFFICE
in Santa Rosa Beach looking for
Reservations/Guest Serviees Repre-
sentative. Experience preferred but
not necessary. Great pay and ben-
efits offered. Please call 888-267-
2121 or fax resume to 850-267-3759.
2tc 11/17-11/24

Food Service
Crystal Bay
at Sandestin hiring:
SFt & Pt dietary positions.
Cooks
Wait Staff/servers
No exp. required. We offer benefits
and a great working environment.
Please apply in person at 2400 Crys-
tal Cove Ln, Sandestin or call 267-
1600. 2tc 11/17-11/23

MYSTERY SHOPPER NEEDED in
Santa Rosa Beach to shop business.
Apply online at
www.secretshop.net.com or call 403-
261-2500. ext 449. 4tp 11/10-12/3

DRIVER TRAINEES NEEDED
NOW! No experience required.
Werner Enterprises has immediate
openings for entry-level semi drivers.
Our avg. drivers earn more than
$36K first year. 60% of our drivers
get home nightly/weekly. 15-day CDL
training available in your area. Call
today 1-866-280-5309. 4tc 11/3-24

BUTCH CHAPMAN is putting to-
gether new framing crew. We need
a supervisor with at least 2 years ex-
perience in leading a crew. He must
have experience in all aspects of
framing including reading blue prints,
outside trim. Also must have depend-
able transportation. Also we are
needing framers. Only exp need ap-
ply. For more info call 685-0679 or
892-0381 tfc 6/9-58WDS

FLOORING INSTALLERS
NEEDED- Now hiring. See Joe or
Scott at Evan's Carpet City. 24 S.
9th St. DeFuniak Springs, FL. Phone
892-0839. tfc 4/14

"ARE YOU TIRED OF SEASONAL
JOBS that leave you unemployed
half of the year? If so, Gulf Stream
Plastics has a solution for you. Learn
plastics blow-molding while working
for the fastest growing company in
the area. Great benefits, paid vaca-
tions, company cook-outs, and more.
Opportunities for advancement
around. No experience necessary,
We will train you. We are looking for
10 men and women to work full time
on our three shifts. Part time oppor-
tunities also available. Apply at 9646
Hwy 20 W or call Lauren @ 835-
6822.. tfc 3/2 87 wds

READY MIX DRIVERS
Competitive wages. Class Aor B CDL
license. Hiring for the Point Washing-
ton and Panama City Beach plants.
Contact Mike at 850-596-0690. Drug
Free Workplace tfc 2/17

HELP WANTED, Auto Cad opera-
tor for civil engineering. Send re-
sume and salary requirements to:
Office manager, 21323 Caribbean
Lane, PCB, FL 32413. No phone
calls. tfc 1/13

PART-TIME HANDYMAN NEEDED
for mobile home repairs. Must be
trustworthy and have own tools and
transportation. Knowledge in all dis-
ciplines helpful. Call 892-2915. tfc 9/
16

DEPT. OF HEALTH
WALTON COUNTY
HEALTH DEPT.
Comm. Health
Nursing Supervisor
Position # 64002131
Closing date 11/28/05
Starting salary: $1624.42
Bi-weekly
This position responsible for School
Health, Healthy Start, Reporable
Disease and Disaster Preparedness
Programs, with a strong community
outreach focus. No fax apps. Ac-
cepted. Car valid driver's license,
background check, finger printing,
emergency duties required. Submit
application online at
www.myflorida.com

DEPT. OF HEALTH
WALTON COUNTY
HEALTH DEPT.
Coastal Branch
Health Support Tech
Position # 64002088
Closing date 11/28/05
Starting salary: $781.85

This is a Health Support for the clini-
cal operations of the Coastal Branch
office in Santa Rosa Beach. No
faxed apps. Accepted. Car, valid
driver's license, background check,
fingerprinting, emergency duties re-
quired. Submit application Online at
www.myflorida.com
*54wds .

HELP WANTED
Part time strong dependable helper
for installing granite counter tops.
Call 850-305-3842. Ask for Richard.
2tp 11/17-11/24

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
The Walton County Code Enforce-
ment Board will hold their regular
meeting on November 1T),26l'i, I:..-.
ginning..at.6:00 p.m.-to. be-held at,
the South Walton ,purthouse
Annex located at 31 Coastal Cen-
tre Boulevard, Santa Rosa Beach,
Florida 32459. The following vio-
lations of the Walton County Ordi-
nance 97-28, Land Development
Code will be heard...
Case Updates
In accordance with Section 286.26,
Florida Statutes, whenever any
board or commissioner of any state
agency or authority, or of any
agency or authority of any county,
municipal corporation, or other po-
litical subdivision, which has sched-
uled a meeting at which official acts
are to be taken receives, at least
48 hours prior to the meeting, a
written request by a physically
handicapped person to attend the
meeting, directed to the chairper-
son or director of such board, com-
mission, agency, or authority, such
chairperson or director shall pro-
vide a manner by which such per-'

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107 Rodney Dr Canal front home in Freeport.
Steel Framed m Tray Ceilings m Built '04
3BR/2BA m 1472 SF m .55 Acre a $479,000

Bear Creek Cottages New Freeport s/d
off Highway 3280 with a community swimming pool,
.26 acre homesites, starting at $139,000

Lot 59 Mallet Bayou Rd Freeport covenant
protected s/d, payed roads, .64 acre lot, $129,900

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son may attend the meeting at its
scheduled site or reschedule the
meeting' o a site which would be ac-
cessible to such person.
In accordance with Section 286.0105,
Florida Statutes, all persons are ad-
vised that, ifa person decides to ap-
peal any decision made by the board,
agency or commission with respect
to any matter considered at such
meeting or hearing, he or she will
need a record of the proceedings, and
that, for such purpose, he or she may
need to ensure that a verbatim
record of the proceedings is made,
which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the appeal
is to be based.
Please be advised accordingly.
4tc: October 27 & November 3, 10,
17,2005 #430E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR WALTON COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN PROBATE
FILE NO. 05CP000239
In Re: The Estate of
A. G..HEWETT,
Deceased.
/
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: RAYMOND HEWETT
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a petition for summary admin-
istration on the following property in
Walton County, Florida:.
NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 and East 1/2 of SE
1/4 of NE 1/4, Section 6, Township 2
North, Range 19 West; AND West
1/2 of SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 and 2 acres.in
SE corner of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4, Sec-
tion 6, Township 2 North, Range 19
West; EXCEPT the following: Com-
mence at SE corner of NE 1/4 of SE
1/4, Section 6, Township 2 North,
Range 19 West, running West 128
feet to road line; thence 150 feet NE
on road line to East line of NE 1/4 of
SE 1/4; thence South 125 feet to
Place of Beginning, being all land
lying East of road right-of-way in NE
1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 6, Township 2
North, Range 19 West;
has been filed, and you are required
to serve a copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on William H.
Green, Attorney at Law, whose ad-
dress is Post Office Box 609, DeFu-
niak Springs, Florida 32435, on or
before November 28, 2005, and file
the original with the clerk of this
court either before service on attor-
ney or immediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demanded
in the complaint or petition.
DATED this 21st day of October,
A.D. 2005.
MARTHA INGLE
... Clerk of Circuit Court

By Tina Potts
As Deputy Clerk
SEAL
4tc: October 27 & November 3, 10,
17,2005 #434E

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR WALTON COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 05CA000436
ROSE C. CRAFTON,
Plaintiff,

Pre-sales of
Nes Subdivisio
Bear Creek
Prices Start $125

New Home/Lot Pac
In Oakn oods La
Estates
Prices Start at $14

# 5 ... 9

Freeport Offic
Ton j Bonds,
\ ickie Beard
Chris Beard
Beverly Johnson
Nlichael Hatfield
Jamie Landreneau

850-835-13

DeFuniak Offic
Lisa Ruby
John Danilow

850-951-21

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v.
ISIDORE SKLAR, if alive, and if
dead his unknown spouse, heirs,
personal representatives, devisees,
grantees, assignees, lienors, credi-
tors, trustees, and all others claim-
ing by, through, under, or against
him, and LILLIAN SKLAR, if alive,
and if dead her unknown spouse,
heirs, personal representatives, de-
visees, grantees, assignees, lienors,
creditors, trustees, and all others
claiming by, through, under or
against her,
Defendants.
/
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: ISIDORE SKLAR, if alive, and
if dead his unknown spouse, heirs,
personal representatives, devisees,
grantees, assignees, lienors, credi-
tors, trustees, and all others claim-
ing by, through, under, or against
him
LILLIAN SKLAR, if alive, and
if dead her unknown spouse, heirs,
personal representatives, devisees,
grantees, assignees, lienors, credi-

tors, trustees, and all others claim-
ing by, through, under or against her
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action to quiet and confirm
title to the following property in
Walton County, Florida:
Lots 1 thru 13, inclusive, Block 3,
Country Club Manor, according to
the plat thereof as recorded in Plat
Book 3, Page 15, of the public
records of Walton County, Florida;
has been filed, and you are required
to serve a copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on William H.
Green, Attorney at Law, whose ad-
dress is Post Office Box 609, DeFu-
niak Springs, Florida 32435, on or
before December 5, 2005, and file
the original with the clerk of this
court either before service on attor-
ney or immediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demanded
in the complaint or petition.
DATED this 31 day of October,
A.D. 2005.

MARTHA INGLE
Clerk of Circuit Court

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3-503 15+ acres. $145,000.00.
2-138 level wooded lot $38,000.00.
2-132 Oakwood Lake Estates has one level lot with community water available.
$35,000.00.
2-130 Level wooded building lot in Oakwood Lakes Estates. Entrance to the subdivi-
sion is newly paved and city water is available. $35,000.00.
We have several lots that are 1/4 acre each for $19,500.00 each. Community water is
available.
3-496 Hwy. 331 S. property with a gorgeous 2+ acre pond on south side. Owner has
had the property surveyed. 18.844 acres that is currently zoned estate residential.
$950,000.00.
2-119 Lovely wooded corner lot with paved frontage. Mobile homes are allowed.
$28,000.00.
2-121 Corner lot, irregular on' Donatello Lane. Zoned residential single family.
$49,900.00.
2-124 Nice one-acre lot in a fast developing subdivision on Bach Dr. $40,000.00.
P.O. Bx 635, 257 U!i Hwy. 90 East DeFunlak Springs, FL 32435
.- Ph. (850) 892-2115 (850) 892-2010 Fax (850) 892-9097
MLS. armbrusterrealty.net .

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*1.5 Ac. w/3 Bdrm/2Ba Mobile Home #383717 $175,000
S2 Bdrm/lBa Cottage, renovated #387415 (Owner Financing Available)... $95,00
S3Bdrm/2Ba New Home 1,300 sq. ft. #391756 $296,000
*Great House on 4 Ac., Rob Roy Road #390587.. $449,000
*3Bdrm/2Ba, renovated Mobile Home, very nice #400347.........$139,900
*Pine St., 2Bdrm/lBa 1684 Sq. Ft. #399952(Owner Financing Available).$199,900
*Redfish Rd., 2Bdrm/2Ba Mobile Home #384450.......................$124,90C
*Shady Lane, 3Bdrm/lBa, Huge oak trees #383882....................$350,000
T *3Bdrm/2Ba, 2000Sq. Ft. & Apt., on water #407201...................$625,000
Nc. *3Bdrm/lBa, in Freeport Commerc. Possibilities #396048.........$249,900
*Bay Grove Road, Boathouse/Lift, 3/2, 1931SF #407552...........$849,000
* *McDaniels Fish Camp Rd. .75 Ac., 2/2 #409204.......................$349,000
*2000SF, 4/2, 1/2 Ac.Lot, FP, Good Location #365476...............$225,000
*3Bdrm/2Ba Mobile Home, Trout Cir. #403967..........................$158,000
VACANT LAND
tn *3 Acres on J. W. Hollington Rd. #380054.................................$199,900
*4 1/2 Acre Lots, Bay Loop Area #382975......:...................Each $129,000
,0400 ,East Bay Loop Rd., Lot .62 Acre #382963.................................$169,900
SCross Creek Shores Lot 15-C #383253...................................... $154,900
-2 lots, 1.84 acres total, Black Creek Blvd. #384387...............$389,000
*2.3 Ac. 200 ft. fronting Hwy 331 #381059.................................$975,000
S10 Ac,, Hatcher Cemetary Rd. #376334..................................$1,000,000
S *19 Bayside Dr., 46 Ft. open Bayou views #379647.................$499,000
*LaGrange Shores, .52 acres, paved streets #385041..................$125,000
*Sandy Pines Lots 24 & 25................................................. Each $99,900
*Southwood Circle, 2 Ac., great Spec houses #387865..............$240,000
ckages *2 Ac. Bay Loop Area w/deeded bay access #393490...............$499,900
*kes *5 Ac. Bay Loop Road.#394753..................... ........... $725,000
makes .14.6 Ac. Canary Lane #387399...........................................$495,000
*11 Ac., J.W Hollington Road #383715.......................................$560,000
5,000 .Bay View Lots on Bay Grove Rd. #394141...............Starting a $150,000+
*9.5 Ac., W. C. Currington #395048........................................$119,000
*.88 Ac., Corner Lot in Freeport #402088.................................$145,000
*9.32 Ac., Bay Loop Area.....'.....#400630....................................$765,000
*1.67 Acres, Old Santa Rosa, Paved Road #400345....................$299,900
*.40 Acre Lot, W ooded #396356...............................................$99,00
*Lot 34 Lake Rosemary Cir., 1 Ac. Lakefront #403949..................$99,900
*Stillwater Road, .28 Ac. #408813............................................... $75,000
e: -Shadow Lane, .88 Ac, Corner #402088.................................... $145,000
"Bay Harbor Lot, Backs to preserve #402906...............................$349,900
*Black Creek Lodge Road, 53 x 173........................................... $75,000
*20 Ac., in flood zone X off Hwy 20 #404487.............................$390,000
*Lots in Magnolia Baye Subdivision....................... Each $75,000
WATERFRONT
*4 lots, on deep water canal, #373180................................Each $145,000
*2 Mallet Bayou waterfront lots #382883............................Each $450,000
*Lake Holley Cr. 3 Bdrm/3.5 Ba, 3480 Sq. Ft. on lake................$535.000
31 *170 Ft. on River, Lot 29 & 30 #394640......................................190,000
S3 120 Ft. on water w/dock, lift and seawall #397810....................$599,000
1 Ac. with 120' on the Deep water #408309..............................$279,000
:e: *2/1 with 84' on the water #409595 ........................................... 75,000
*Bayfront Lot 85 x 322 #406371 ..................... ........................$650,000
DEFUNIAK
S10 Acres off 331 near Paxton, pond footage #380840..................$84,000
S30 "3 Lots Renoir Rd., 85 x 170 each #387186..................................$80,000
S 87+ Acres, Cleared, Fenced, on 3 major roads #389588...........$1,200,000
*Lots 18 & 19 Oakwood Hills............................ ............ ..........$22,500
.48 Acre, Lakeview, wooded #397814.........................................$55,000
S1.46 Acres, Lakeview, wooded #403767................... ...........$95,000
MiLS. *2 Lots across street from Lake Topez #408038.........................$35,000

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THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

PAGE 12-C

By Kim Anderson
As Deputy Clerk
SEAL
#458E
4tc: November 3, 10, 17, 24, 2005

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR WALTON COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 05CA000435
ROSE C. CRAFTON,
Plaintiff,
v.
MARTIN GOLD, as the last direc-
tor and trustee of JAY MANORS,
INC., a dissolved Florida corpora-
tion; MILTON I. MARKOWITZ, if
alive, and if dead his unknown
spouse, heirs, personal representa-
tives, devisees, grantees, assignees,
lienors, creditors, trustees, and all
others claiming by, through, under,
or against him, and SANDRA
MARKOWITZ, if alive, and if dead
her unknown spouse, heirs, personal
representatives, devisees, grantees,
assignees, lienors, creditors, trust-
ees, and all others claiming by,
through, under or against her,
Defendants.
/
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: MILTON I. MARKOWITZ, if
alive, and if dead his unknown
spouse, heirs, personal representa-
tives, devisees, grantees, assignees,
lienors, creditors, trustees, and all
others claiming by, through, under,
or against him
SANDRA MARKOWITZ, if alive,
and if dead her unknown spouse,
heirs, personal representativesde-
visees, grantees, assignees, lienors,
creditors; trustees, and all others
claiming by, through, under or
against her
YOUARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action to quiet and confirm
title to the following property in
Walton County, Florida:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 17, 18 34, 35, 36, 37,
38, 39, 44, 45, 47, 48, 51, and 52,

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the public records ofWalton Co:mty,
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has been filed, and you are required
to serve a copy of your written de-.
fenses, if any, to it on William H.
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dress is Post Office Box 609, DeFu-
niak Springs, Florida 32435, on or
before December 5, 2005, and file
the original with the clerk of this
court either before service on attor-
ney or immediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be entered
against you for the relief demanded
in the complaint or petition.
S DATED this 31 day of October,
A.D. 2005..
MARTHA INGLE
Clerk of Circuit Court
By Kim Anderson
As Deputy Clerk
SEAL
#459E
4tc: November 3, 10, 17, 24, 2005
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR WALTON COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN PROBATE
FILE NO. 05CP000267
In Re: The Estate of
MAMIE STORRS,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration ofthe Estate
of Mamie Storrs, deceased, whose
date of death was March 24, 2005,
is pending in the Circuit Court for
Walton County,.Florida, File No.
05CP000267; the address of which
is Walton County Courthouse, 571
U.S. Hwy. 90 East, DeFuniak
Springs, Florida 32433. The name
and address of the personal repre-
sentative and the personal
representative's attorney are set
*forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and

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puter use, preferably Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)
and.GIS mapping. Must be able to read and interpret
technical design drawings for posting to the GIS
maps. Must be able to work in a team environment as
well as alone. Must be able to sit or stand for pro-
longed periods and able to lift up to 25 pounds. Work
hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday with
occasional overtime.

Applications will be accepted through November 18 at
CHELCO's DeFuniak Springs office. The application
can be accessed on-line at www.chelco.com, click on
the employment link to complete and submit, or pick
up application at any CHELCO office and return to:
CHELCO, Human Resources, P.O. Box 512 DeFuniak
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ACCEPTED ONLY IF ATTACHED TO
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other persons, who have claims or
demands against the decedent's es-
tate, including unmatured, contin-
gent or unliquidated claims, and
who have been served a copy of this
notice, must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THE LATER
OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OFACOPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons who have
claims or demands against the
decedent's estate, including unma-
tured, contingent or unliquidated
claims, must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THREE (3)
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO YEARS OR MORE AFTER
THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF
DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the fist publication
of this notice is November 10, 2005.
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive:
William H. Green
GREEN & GREEN
P.O. Box 609
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435
(850) 892-7213
Florida Bar No. 199397
Personal Representative:
William H. Green
P.O. Box 609
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435

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2tc: November 10, 17, 2005 #462E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
WALTON COUNTY, FLORIDA
FILE NO. 05-CP-000259
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JOHN W. WILKERSON,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate
of JOHN W. WILKERSON, de-
ceased, whose date of death was
September. 15, 2005 and whose So-
cial Security Number is 417-50-
4503, is pending in the Circuit Court
for Walton County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which is
Walton County Courthouse, 571
U.S. Highway 90 East, DeFuniak
Springs, Florida 32433. The names
and addresses of the co-personal
representatives and the co-personal
representatives' attorney are set
forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or de-
mands against the decedent's estate
on whom a copy of this notice is re-
quired to be served must file their
claims with this court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons having
claims or demands against the
decedent's estate must file, their
claims with this court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702
OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE

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CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO
(2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH
IS BARRED.
The date of the first publication
of this notice is November 10, 2005.
Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive:
Gary W. Huston
Florida Bar No. 044520
Clark, Partington, Hart, Larry,
Bond & Stackhouse
125 W. Romana, Ste. 800
P.O. Box 13010
Pensacola, FL 32591-3010
(850) 434-9200
Co-Personal Representatives:
/s/
LEAH ANN WILKERSON
Address: 15439 North Highway 331
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32433
/s/
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Address: 346 Fort Pickens Road
Pensacola Beach, FL 32561
2tc: November 10, 17, 2005 #463E

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A high school diploma or equivalent is preferred and
the following:
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Basic computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft
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Excellent customer service skills
A valid Florida driver's license with a good driving
record
Some strenuous physical exertion required, such as
walking over rough or difficult terrain; recurring
standing, stooping, climbing or walking; recurring lift-
ing of moderately heavy items weighing between 25
and 50 pounds. Normal work hours are from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Applications will be accepted through November 30
at CHELCO's,DeFuniak Springs office. The applica-
tions can be accessed on-line at www.chelco.com, click
on the employment link to complete and submit, or
pick up an application at any CHELCO office and
return to: CHELCO, Human Resources, P.O. Box 512,
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435, fax #850-951-2302.
RESUMES ACCEPTED ONLY IF ATTACHED TO
APPLICATION. Drug Free Workplace-EEO-M/F.

THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2005

S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
S THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR WALTON COUNTY

Case Number 04DR000898

IN RE: The Marriage of

BARBARA B. STRICKLAND
Petitioner/Wife,

vs.

MALCOLM STRICKLAND,
Respondent/Husband.
I
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Dissolution of Marriage dated Sep-
tember 1, 2005, and entered in Case
No. 04DR000898 of the Circuit
Court of the First Judicial Circuit
in and for Walton County, Florida,
wherein Barbara B. Strickland is
the Petitioner and Malcolm
Strickland is the Respondent, I will
separately sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash IN THE FRONT
LOBBY ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OF THE WALTON COUNTY
COURTHOUSE, 571 U.S. HIGH-
WAY 90 EAST, DEFUNIAK
SPRINGS, FLORIDAat 11:00 a.m.,
on the 23rd day of November, 2005,
the following described property as
set forth in the Final Judgment:

Parcel No. 1 The South 65 feet
of Lots 796,797, and 798, accord-
ing to the map of Lake DeFu-
niak, now DeFuniak Springs,
Florida on file in the Office of
the Clerk of Circuit Court, Wal-
ton County, Florida.

Parcel No. 2 Beginning 210 feet
west of the Northeast corner of
Lot 3, thence run west 45 feet,
south to the south line of Lot,
east along south line of Lot 45;
thence run north to north line
S of said lot to point of beginning.

WITNESS MY HAND and the
seal of this court on November 2,
2005.

HON. MARTHA INGLE
CLERK OF COURT

BY: Ralph L. Foreman
Deputy Clerk
SEAL

2tc: November 10, 17,2005 #465E

INTHE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
WALTON COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION

Case No.: 05CP000264

IN RE: ESTATE OF

MARGARET A. WILDAY,

Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

-The administration of the estate
S of Margaret A. Wilday, deceased,
whose date ofdeath was October 2,
2005, is pending in the Circuit Court
for Walton County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which is 571
U.S. Highway 90, DeFuniak
Springs, Florida 32435. The names
and addresses of the personal .rep-
S resentative and the personal
representa-tive's attorney.are set
forth below.

All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or de-
mands against decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice is re-
quired to be served must file their
claims with this court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.

All other creditors of the dece-
,dent and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate must file their
claims with this court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702
OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO
(2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH
IS BARRED.
The date of the first publication
of this notice is November 10, 2005.

Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive:

ANDREWS, DAVIS & SUTTON
Attorneys at Law
/s/
GLENDA K. SUTTON
Florida Bar No. 0509094
694 Baldwin Avenue, Suite 1
Post Office Box 705
DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32435
Telephone: (805) 892-5838
Facsimile: (805) 892-5837

Attorney for Barbara Wilday Allen

personall Representative:

s/
BARBARA WILDAY ALLEN
58 Bell Drive
DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32433

2tc: November 10, 17,2005 #474E

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
WALTON COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION

Case No.: 05CP000264

IN RE: ESTATE OF

MARGARET A. WILDAY,

Deceased.

NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
(Testate)

The administration of the estate of
Margaret A. Wilday, deceased, is
pending in the Circuit Court for Wal-
ton County, Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of which is 571
U.S. Highway 90, DeFuniak
Springs, Florida 32435. The estate
is testate and the date of the
decedent's Last Will and Testament
is dated May 5, 2004. The name and
address of the personal representa-
tive and the personal
representative's attorney are set
forth below.

Any interested person on whom
a copy of the notice of administra-
tion is served must object to the va-
lidity of the will (or any codicil),
qualifications of the personal repre-
sentative, venue, or jurisdiction of
the court, by filing a petition or other
pleading requesting relief in accor-
dance with the Florida Probate
Rules, WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THE NOTICE ON THE
OBJECTING PERSON, OR THOSE
OBJECTIONS ARE FOREVER
BARRED.

Any person entitled to exempt
property is required to file a peti-
tion for determination of exempt
property WITHIN THE TIME PRO-
VIDED BY LAW OR THE RIGHT
TO EXEMPT PROPERTY IS
DEEMED WAIVED. Any person
entitled to elective share is required
to file an election to take elective
share WITHIN THE TIME PRO-
VIDED BY LAW.

The date of first publication of
this notice is November 10, 2005.

Attorney for Personal Representa-
tive:

ANDREWS, DAVIS & SUTTON
Attorneys at Law
Is/
GLENDA K. SUTTON
Florida Bar No. 0509094
694 Baldwin Avenue, Suite 1
Post Office Box 705
DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32435
Telephone: (805) 892-5838
Facsimile: (805) 892-5837
Attorney for Barbara Wilday Allen

Personal Representative:

/s/
BARBARA WILDAY ALLEN
58 Bell Drive
DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32433

2tc: November 10, 17,2005 #475E

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING

:The Walton County Board bof
County Commissioners will hold :
their Regular Meeting on Tuesday,
November 22, 2005, at 5:00 p.m.
or as soon thereafter as may be
heard at the South Walton County
Courthouse, 31 Coastal Center Bou-
levard, Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
32459. The following items are
scheduled for this meeting:

FINAL PLAT APPROVAL FOR
BAY GROVE OFFICE PARK
PHASE 2
Type: 5-lot single commercial sub-
division
Location: Approximately 6 miles
north of Highway 98, located at the
intersection of Highway 331 and
SBay Grove Road in Section 34, Town-
ship 1 South, Range 19 West in Wal-
ton County, Florida.

FINAL PLAT APPROVAL FOR
PRESERVE AT INLET BEACH
Type: 68-lot single family subdivi-
sion.
Location: Inlet Beach area north of
US Highway 98 on Wall Street in
Section 25, Township 3 South,
Range 18 West, Walton County,
Florida.

REVISION TO LAND DEVEL-
OPMENT CODE An ordinance
amending the Walton County Land
Development Code to allow owners
of property to enter into negotiations
and contracts to sell lots and condo-
minium units prior to the platting
thereof; providing for severability;
providing for an effective date.

TINDLE INDUSTRIAL PARK T
and T Enterprises (Tim Tindle) and
Barnhill, Barnhill and Barnhill are
requesting approval of a major de-
velopment consisting of 35 indus-
trial buildings on 41 acres with a
land use designation of Light Indus-
trial. This site is located south of
Goodwin Road (just south of US
Highway 90, over the railroad tracks)
approximately 1 mile east of County
Highway 183.

LAUREL WOODS Charlie Ryan,
applicant, and Emerald Coast Asso-
ciates, agent, are requesting ap-
proval.of a major development con-
sisting of 33 single-family residen-
tial lots on 9.94 acres of land with a
future land use designation of

Neighborhood Planning Area/Infill.
The proposed site is located on the
west side of Harstvedt Road, north
of Chat Holley Road.

THE BEACH GROUP OFFICE -
Ron Romano & Andy Wiggins, Ap-
plicant, and Connelly & Wicker, Inc.,
Agent, are requesting'approval of a
major development consisting of a
1,994 square foot office on 0.207
acres of land with a future land use
designation of Neighborhood Plan-
ningArea/Residential Preservation
Area. The proposed site is located
on the north side of C.R. 30A, west
of Maple Street.

WAKJ RADIO TOWER- First Bap-
tist Church of DeFuniak Springs
(Zane Welch, Station Manager) and
Kermit E. George, P.E., (Agent),

Southern Engineering Group, PA
are requesting Conditional Approval
of a 200' FM Radio Tower Facility
on a 4.06 acre parcelof property that
will be leased from Southwide Bap-
tist Church. The proposed site is lo-
cated at 221 Millard Gainey Road,
DeFuniak Springs, FL and has a Fu-
ture Land Use Designation of Gen-
eral Agriculture (GA).

TOPSAIL WALK SUBDIVISION
- Redfish Development, LLC (Danny
Solomon), applicant, and Jenkins,
Stanford, & Associates (M. Scott
Jenkins, P.E.), agent, are request-
ing approval of a major development
consisting of 24 single-family resi-
dential lots on 9.73 acres of land
with a future land use designation
of Neighborhood Planning Area/
Infill. The proposed site is located
on west side of East Hewitt Road,
approximately 1.5 miles of north of
U.S. Highway 98.

COSTA CARINA SUBDIVISION:
Costa Carina, LLC (James L.
Barton, Managing Member) and
Seaside Engineering and Surveying
(Ross S. Binkley, P.E., agent) are
requesting approval of a major de-
velopment identified as Costa Ca-
rina Subdivision. The proposed
project consists of an 8 lot single
family subdivision on. 1.27 acres
with a future land use designation
of Neighborhood Planning Area/
Infill. This site is located along the
east side of North Winston Lane,
approximately 300' north of CR 30-
A in Inlet Beach.

GROVE AT INLET BEACH SUB-
DIVISION: Spinnaker Develop-
ment, LLC (Ridge Nye, Managing
Member) and Seaside Engineering
and Surveying (Tim Bowden, E.I.T.,
agent) are requesting approval of a
major development identified as The
Grove at Inlet Beach Subdivision.
The proposed project consists of an
11 lot single family subdivision on
1.38 acres with a future land use
designation of Neighborhood Plan-
ningArea/Infill. This site is located
on north side of Walton Rose Lane,
west of the Walton Rose Lane and
US Highway 98 intersection.

DRIFTWOOD DRIVE TOWN-
HOMES: SFB Investment, LLP
(Stephen F. Been, Jr., Manager) and
Moore Bass Consulting, Inc., (David
E. Smith, P.E., agent) are request-
ing approval of a major development
identified as Driftwood Drive Town-
homes. The proposed project con-
sists of a 20 lot townhome subdivi-
sion on 2.50 acres with a future land
use designation of Neighborhood
Planning Area / Infill. This site is
located along the west side of Drift-
wood Driire, at the.intersection of
Driftwood Drive and Payne Street.

SEAVIEW TRACE SUBDIVI-
SION: Spicy Noodle Holding Com-
pany, LLC (BiffTrudeau, Managing
Member) and Jenkins, Stanford and
Associates, (M. Scott Jenkins, P.E.,
agent) are requesting approval of a
major development identified as
Seaview( Tri' Suibdivii6n. The pro- -
posed project consists of a 7 lot
single family subdivision on 1.11
acres with a future land use desig-
nation of Neighborhood Planning
Area / Infill. The site is located along
the south side of Holley Leaf Lane,
approximately 200' east of the North
Walton Lakeshore Drive and Holley
Leaf Lane intersection.

BRUCE. FL 190P-A (NEXTEL
TOWER): Alan Crafton (President),
Crafton Communications and Jeff
Marshall (agent), Crafton Commu-
nications are requesting conditional
approval of a 250' telecommunica-
tions tower and ground equipment
shelter within an 80' x80' compound
area on a 40.69 acre parcel of prop-
erty with a future land use designa-
tion of GeneralAgriculture. The site
is located at 9875 State Highway 20
East, Ponce de Leon, FL.

In accordance with Section 286.26,
Florida Statutes, whenever any
board or commissioner of any state
agency or authority, or of any agency
or authority of any county, munici-
pal corporation, or other political
subdivision, which has scheduled a
meeting at which official acts are to
be taken receives, at least 48 hours
prior to the meeting, a written re-
quest byi' physically handicapped
persdn',to attend the meeting, di-
recte.,tc the chairperson or direc-
tor' fo uch board, commission,
agency, oi authority, such chairper-
son or director shall provide a man-'
ner by which such person may at-
tend the meeting at its scheduled
site or reschedule the meeting to a
site which would be accessible to
such person.

In accordance with Section
286.0105,. Florida Statues, all per-
sons are advised that, if a person
decides to appeal any decision made
by the board, agency, or commission
with respect to any matter consid-
ered at such meeting or hearing, he
or she will need a record of the pro-
ceedings, and that, for such purpose,
he or she may need to ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings
is made, which record includes the
testimony and evidence upon which
the appeal is to be based.

Please be advised accordingly.

2tc: November 10, 17,2005 #476E

PUBLIC NOTICE

Please be advised that the Walton
County Board of Commissioners will
meet at 2:00 pm CST on Tuesday,
November 22, 2005, prior to their
Regular Meeting at 4:00 pm, with
District Three Secretary Ed Prescott
with the Florida Department of
Transportation, and Matthew Click
with the DOT Turnpike office, to dis-
cuss the US 331 bridge. This meet-
ing will be held at the South Walton
Courthouse Annex located at 31
Coastal Centre Blvd., Santa Rosa
Beach, Florida 32459.

Please be advised accordingly.

District
e filled
or new

applying
ct: DR.
S(850)

Kenneth Pridgen, Chairman
Walton County Board
of Commissioners
By: Dede Hinote/Administration

2tc: November 10, 17,2005 #477E

PUBLIC NOTICE

Please be advised that the Walton
County Board of Commissioners will
hold a Special Meeting at 9:00 am
on Monday, November 28, 2005, to
award the bid for the Beach Nour-
ishment Project. This meeting will
be held at the South Walton Court-
house Annex located at 31 Coastal
Centre Blvd., Santa Rosa Beach,
Florida 32459.

Please be advised accordingly.

Kenneth Pridgen, Chairman
Walton County Board
of Commissioners
By: Dede Hinote/Administration

2tc: November 17,24,2005 #478E

WALTON COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
VACANCY NOTICE
#152-31

The Walton County School I
has a vacancy that may be
with an employee transfer
employment.
If you are interested in ap
for this position, please conta
JOHN HARO. PRINCIPAL
622-5026.

The deadline for accepting
cations is November 18. 200

LOCATION:
EMERALD COAST MI
SCHOOL

POSITION:
6th Grade Science / Reading

Itc: November 17,2005

ADVERTISEMENT F(
INVITATION TO BI

BID NO: 06-003
INTRODUCTION: Sealed b
the repair of all bike paths in
Walton will be received
Board of County Commiss
Walton County, Florida, here
referred to as "County" at t
dress shown below:
Central Purchasing
Glyndol Johnson,
Purchasing Agent
176 Montgomery Circle
DeFuniak Springs, Florid
32435
(850) 892-8176
Email:johglyndol@co.walton

An original and five (5) copie
be submitted in a sealed en
or package, clearly marked w
Vendor's name and address a
words "Repair of Bike Pat

BID DEADLINE: Decemb
2005 at 2:00 PM.
BID OPENING: Decemb
2005 at 2:15 PM.
MANDATORY PRE-BID: I
ber 7, 2005 at 9:00AM at the
Works Building, DeFuniak S
Florida 32435.

2tc: November 17, 24,2005

ADVERTISEMENT FOR
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

BID NO: 06-005
INTRODUCTION: Sealed proposals
for maintaining the grounds at the
South Walton GEC Annex, Nature
Trails; Coastal Branch Library, and
South Walton Health Department,
located in the South Walton area
will be received by the Board of
County Commissioners, Walton
County, Florida, hereinafter re-
ferred to as "County" at the address
shown below:
Central Purchasing
Glyndol Johnson,
Purchasing Agent
176 Montgomery Circle
DeFuniak Springs, Florida
32435
(850) 892-8176
Email:johglyndol@co.walton.fl.us

An original and five (5) copies must
be submitted in a sealed envelope
or package, clearly marked with the
Vendor's name and address and the
words "Maintenance GEC
Grounds in South Walton"

RFP DEADLINE: December 29,
2005 at 3:00 PM.
RFP OPENING: December 29,,
2005 at 3:15 PM.
MANDATORY PRE-BID: Decem-
ber 7, 2005 at 1:30 PM at the Public.
Works Building, DeFuniak Springs,
Florida 32435.

2tc: November 17,24, 2005 #481E

WALTON COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
VACANCY NOTICE
#151-7

The Walton County School District
has a vacancy that may be filled
with an employee transfer or new
employment.
If you are interested in applying
for this position, please contact:
Tammy Smith. Principal. Telephone
(850) 622-5041.

The deadline for accepting appli-
cations is November 22. 2005.

LOCATION:
Van R. Butler Elementary School

POSITION:
7 hr Lunchroom Worker

Itc: November 17, 2005

#482E

NOTICE OF SALE

Sara Madden

Unit #4

Items in Gandy's Storage, 5635
'Highway 331 South, DeFuniak
Springs, FL will be sold as whole
unit if not paid by November 30,
2005.

2tc:November 17,24, 2005 #483E

NOTICE OF SALE

Ron Daugherty

Unit #3

Items in. Gandy's Storage, 5635
Highway 331 South, DeFuniak
Springs, FL will be sold as whole
unit if not paid by November 30,
2005.

2tc: November 17,24, 2005 #484E

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
WALTON COUNTY, FLORIDA

Probate Division

File No.: 05CP000223

IN RE: ESTATE OF

MERRYELLEN HAYNES,

Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate.
of MERRYELLEN HAYNES, de-
ceased, File Number 05CP000223,
is pending in the Circuit Court for
Walton County, Florida, probate di-
vision, the address of which is P.O.
Box 1260, DeFuniak Springs,
Florida 32435. The names and ad-
dresses of the personal representa-
tive and the personal
representative's attorney are set
forth below.

g appli- All creditors of the decedent and
5. other persons having claims or de-
mands against'decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this notice has been
DDLE served must file their claims with
this court WITHIN THE LATER OF
3 MONTHS AFTER THE OF TIME
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
#479E COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
OR
D All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons having
claims or demands against
iids for decedent's estate must file their
South claims with this court WITHIN 3
by the MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
loners, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
inafter THIS NOTICE.
;he ad-
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,
da ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)
YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH
.fl.us IS BARRED.

s must The date of the first publication
ivelope of this Notice is November 17, 2005.
'ith the
nd the /s/
hs" Kevin M. Helmich
Florida Bar No.: 0986402
ber 29, P.O. Box 5499
Destin, FL 32540
er 29, Telephone: (850) 650-4747
Attorney for Personal Representa-
jecem- tive
Public
springs, Personal Representative:

Rodney R. Haynes, Jr.
#480E 193 Peachtree Circle
Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

2tc: November 17, 24, 2005 #485E

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION
OF PUBLIC HEARING

Due to the holidays the Walton
County Technical Review Commit-
tee (TRC) will not hold their meet-
ing on Wednesday, November 23,
2005, at the South Walton Court-
house Annex located at 31 Coastal
Centre Blvd., Santa Rosa Beach,
Florida 32459.

Please be governed accordingly.

ltc: November 17, 2005 #486E

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION
OF PUBLIC HEARING

Due to the holidays the Walton
County Zoning Board of Adjust-
ments (ZBA) will NOT hold their
meeting on Thursday, November
24, 2005, at the South Walton
Courthouse Annex located at 31
Coastal Centre Blvd., Santa Rosa
Beach, Florida 32459.

Please be governed accordingly.

Itc: November 17, 2005

#487E

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION
OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Walton County Design Review
Board (DRB) has cancelled their
regularly scheduled meeting on
Thursday, December 1, 2005, be-
cause there are no items for the
agenda.

Please be governed accordingly.

ltc: November 17, 2005

#488E

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that the De-
Funiak Springs Planning Board will
conduct a public hearing to consider
a Home Based Occupation Request
on December 5 2005, at 7:00 p.m.
at City Hall in DeFuniak Springs,
Florida.

Application has been made tq oper-
ate a deceased bodies transportation
service within a R-1 Single Family
Residential District.

PETITIONER: Eric & Tiffany Boyd

PROPERTY OWNER: Eric & Tif-
fany Boyd

LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
Parcel Number:
22-3N-19-19600-00A-
0060
PHYSICAL LOCATION:'
145 Timber Wind Dr;
DeFuniak Springs, FL
32433

Any person desiring to speak con-
cerning this request should be
present at'this meeting.

Any questions may be directed' to
the attention of the City Building
and Planning Department at fte
City Hall Annex, 35 US Hwy 90 W,
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32433, (850)
892-8571.

Larry Laird
Director, Building and Planning

ltc: November 17,2005

#489E

AGENDA

A REGULAR MEETING
SCHOOL BOARD OF WALTON COUNTY, FLORIDA
Tivoli Administrative Complex, 145 Park Street, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435

Tuesday, November 22, 2005
4:30 p.m.

NOTE: A detailed agenda of the items to be considered at this meeting is available
on the school district web site at http//www walton kl2 fl us/suptweb/.

INVOCATION: Donnie Richardson
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
OPENING AGENDA ITEMS
1 OPENING ITEMS -
1.01 Announcements
1.02 Approval of Agenda
1.03 Adoption of Minutes
1.04 Public Comments

OLD BUSINESS AGENDA ITEMS
NEW BUSINESS CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
1 OPENING ITEMS -
1.05 Approval of Consent Agenda Items
8 FINANCE Jim McCall
8.04 Budget Amendments
15 TRANSPORTATION Mac Work
15.01 -.Trip (Bus/Van) Requests
17 PROPERTY Terry Miller
17.01 Disposition of Property
19 FACILITIES / CONSTRUCTION Wayne Miller
19.07 Construction Change Orders

ACTION AGENDA ITEMS
9 PERSONNEL Sonny Nolin
9.01 Personnel Recommendations
19 FACILITIES / CONSTRUCTION Wayne Miller
19.10 Project Planning / Approval
19.28 Facilities Surveys
25 ADMINISTRATION -
25.20 School Board Member Salaries
25.35 Student Expulsions
25.40 Miscellaneous
89- ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA FOR INDIVIDUAL CONSIDERATION
89.01 Items Removed from Consent Agenda
90 CLOSING ITEMS -
90.01 Attorney's Report
90.02 Board Comments
90.03 Chairperson's Report
90.04 Superintendent's Report
99- ADJOURNMENT -
99.01 -Adjournment

See Additional Agenda pg. 4 C

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892-0466 (thru8/06)

EKAHI BUSINESS SERVICES
ACCOUNTING PAYROLL
BUSINESS & PERSONAL TAXES
NEXTELAUTH. REP.
16784 HWY. 331 S., FREEPORT,
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951-0707
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PLATTS APPLIANCE REPAIR
4410 US HWY 90 W
892-4670

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179 N. 9TH STREET, STE. 1
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL 32433
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BANKRUPTCY FAMILY
CIVIL MATTERS'* PROBATE
"The hiring of a lawyer is an important
decision that should not be based
solely upon advertisements. Before you
decide, ask me to send you free written
information about my qualifications
and experience."

BRYANS USED CARS
1133 HWY 90 W DFS
DEWITT BRYAN 892-7148

AAAUTO SALVAGE
442 CTY HWY 1087
MOSSY HEAD 850-892-3256

NATIONAL TIRE BROKERS
829 HWY. 90 WEST, DFS
892-5191

ROCKMAN'S AUTO CENTER
WRECKER SERVICE
BEHIND SUBWAY 892-5015

RANDEL'S BARBER SHOP
US HWY 83 DFS
892-1011 (PD 1.1.o05)

KEN S CUSTOM BUILT
OUTSIDE STRUCTURES
Cell 978-2109 Ph. (850) 892-3290

NEW & USED BOOKS TRADE-INS
DOWNTOWN ON BALDWIN & 6TH
M-SAT. 10-5,892-3119

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Keith's Backhoe & Bushhogging Service,
Land Clearing, Stump'Removal, Spread
Dirt, Reasonable Rates 892-4302

RV SITE,
WATER, ELECTRIC, SEWER, CABLE
892-7229

HICK'S CARPET CLEANING
FREE ESTIMATES
892-2623

NEW LOOK CLEANING COMPANY
JOHN & TOBY STONE, OWNERS
LIC. FREE EST. 892-4573 OR 259-585

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MORGAN'S CARPENTRY REPAIR, LLC
CUSTOM TRIM & CROWN, DRYWALL
REPAIRS & TEXTURES, CUSTOM
BUILT FIREPLACE MANTEL,
30 YEARS EXP. INSURED. PHILIP A.
MORGAN, OWNER 850-835-3250
(2TP: 10/13/05)

OKALOOSA WALTON CHILD CARE
HRS & UNITED WAY
892-8560

COMPUTER REPAIR
I FIX COMPUTERS, INC.
CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
892-0977

Construction WE SPECIALIZE IN
SMALLER JOBS. HAULING, BACKHOE
WORK, DRIVES. ETC. LAWRENCE & SON
892-3873

DONEL DAVIDSON CONSTRUCTION
CUSTOM HOMES REMODEL ELEC
& PLUMBING. LIC. INS. RD0048939
(850) 834-2017 (ctfn)

B&B EQUIPMENT RENTALS
HWY. 331 S. FREEPORT
835-4500

ODD JOBS, NONE TOO SMALL,
INSIDE& OUT. LICENSED & INSURED
850-836-4426 (ctfn)

NATURE'S HEALTH FOOD STORE
756-C BALDWIN AVENUE
892-2356

Home Repair

STAN'S HOME REPAIR
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REASONABLE RATES FREE EST.
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OVERSEED WINTER RYE GRASS
FREE ESTIMATE 974-6972 834-3925
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JOHNSON LAWN SERVICE
GENERAL CLEAN UP/REASONABLE
RATES. (850) 834-2200

QUALITY LAWNCARE
FREE ESTIMATES
850-333-0334 (27/o5)

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850-892-9504 (CTFN)

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STORE-RITE STORAGE
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892-3334 OR 7100
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
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THARP & SONS MINI STORAGE
HWY. 90 & NORWOOD
892-6035 24 HOUR SERVICE (CTFN)

GANDY'S STORAGE
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892-0528
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1154 US HWY 90 W
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ALL'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
REPAIRSkTUNE-UPSO0VERHAULS
FREE Pickup & Delivery 850-892-7887

Tre e Service

McDONALD TREE SERVICE
BUCKET TRUCK & STUMP GRINDER
FULLY LICENSED & INSURED
850-892-7380. THANK YOU DEFUNIAK
& SURROUNDING AREAS FOR 27
YEARS OF SUPPORT.

OBS ANGELO'S VINYL SIDING & SCREEN
0301 DRYWALL REPAIR/INTERIOR ROOMS/FREE EST., REFERENCES
S PAINTING, Wallpaper removal & installa- 892-4006, 585-4715
.. tion. References. FREE EST. 892-2519

JOHN'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS LLO
LIC. & INS, FREE ESTIMATES
865-0924

DIAL UP & BROADBAND
I FIX COMPUTERS
892-0977

COOPER CERTIFIED
MASTER FITNESS SPECIALIST.
IAN 1 ARRY HARRIS 3.c-9776

CLIFF GOBLE PEST CONTROL, LLC
SERVING SOUTH WALTON COUNTY
18 YEARS EXP., LIC. & INSURED
850-974-1963

HUGHES WELL DRILL
HVAC CLOSED LOOP SYSTEMS
PH. (850) 951-2555 FAX 892-6213

AUTO, BOAT, HOME OFFICE. REMOVE
OLD TINT, DECALS, GRAPHICS. 1171
US HWY 90 W. 951-1171, 642-8468

684 North 9th Street
DeFuniak Springs
FL 32433

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BUSINESS HERE!
CALL 892-3232
FOR INFO!

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