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NEWS

BRIEFS

$7-S widening
is back on track
Chipley-Earlier this year,
Florida Department of Trans-
portation (FDOT) officials
announced they were being
forced to drop the multi-laniing
of a segment of SR 87 from the
work program.due to a funding
increase. The 3. 5 mile section
referred to as "segment 3" runs
from north of Five Forks Road
to the Eglin AFB3 boundarN.
Based on local interest and
conversations with the Florida-
Alabama Transportation'
Planning Organization (TPO), a
request was submitted 'to
FDOT's Central Office regard-
ing the feasibiliry of funding
Segment 3 prior to Segment 4,
as the area around Segment 3 is
'.developing more rapidly.
This week, it was
announced that Segment 3 has
been placed back in the work
program ahead of segment four
and will be funded in 2011.
Segment 4, from the Eglin AFB
boundary to CR 184 is consid-
ered for funding in the future,
but is nm in the five-year work
program. Four-laning SR 87
from LUS 98, to US 90 is ongo-
ing. A section from 98 to Five
Forks is nearing completion
and a construction on a section
from Hickory Hammock to US
90 is in progress.
ZOO lists 2006
camp dates, times
Looking for something,
e\cihing for children to do on
school breaks? The ZOO has
announced dates for ZOOcamp
2006.
ZOO campers will meet all
of The. Zoo's newest animals,
including the baby hippo, Niles;
'and Australian 'roos and emus!
They will learn how to handle
animals like snakes, lizards, and
birds. Event statistics:
Ages: 6-11; Time:
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Dates: March
13 17 (Spring Break for Santa
Rosa County), May 22-26, June
5-9, June 19-23, July 3-7, July
24-28, May 29-June 2, June
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Target coming to Pea Ridge?

Plans show unnamed 124,000 square foot retail outlet for Highway 90

By JIM FLETCHER
PG Assistant Publisher
It's been talked about for
years, but may be on the verge
of reality. Is the Pea-Ridge area
about to become home to
Target?

Likely, many are saying.
Officials with Pace Water
System have received formal
plans for "The Santa Rosa
Commons"'-a major develop-
ment set for High%' a) 90, just
west 'of The Home Depot (on
the south side High%\a% 90.i

While, rumors are running
rampant that the complex will,
include a Target store, officials
\ ith Target did not immediately
return calls Friday.
The plans, 'do, however.
denote several retail outlets for'
the project. Among the build-

ings to be constructed, a
124.000 square foot retail facil-
ity. A facility of that size does
meet the requirements of a
"super store." And many local
watchdogs say it is highly
unlikely \al-mart would build
such a facility just blocks a%\\a

Sacred Heart's new facility in Pace is open for business. A ribbon-cutting, open house is slated for February 28.

Sacred Heart
. Sadred Heart Health Matthew Kinzeh
System is inviting residents Mark Josephson a
of Santa Rosa County to obstetrician/gynec
attend an Open House on Dina Navarro an
Tuesday, Feb. 28 at its new Rao.
Sacred Heart Medical Park "Sacred Hi
on Highway 90 in Pace, System is making
Tours of the facility will Santa Rosa Count
be provided from 4:30 to 7 receive outpatient
p.m., with a brief blessing ices in one con
and ribbon cutting ceremony, tion," said Patri
at 5 p.rim. Refreshments with president and CI
a Mardi Gras flavor will be
served.
The new Medical Park -.
has been adding health care
servicess since early
December, when Sacred
Heart Rehabilitation first
opened it doors for physical
therapy patients. Since then, i
Sacred Heart has opened its ,
laboratory and diagnostic "
imaging services (including
MRI and CT scanners) in the
three-story building. "
Sacred Heart Medical
Group is the latest to move in
and opened its offices -
Monday. The group includes
family practice physicians
Dr. Laura Harrison, Dr. A view inside the
Daniel Hickman, Dr. A vi planned.

File photo

Medical Park opens

manl and Dr.
is well as two
ecologists, Dr.
id Dr. Rama

heart Health
g it easier for
y residents to
medical serv-
venient loca-
ick' Madden,
EO of Sacred

Heart Health S.stemr. ."We
invite the community to come
Feb. 28 to meet our doctors and
staff, and to see the advanced
imaging technology available at
this new facility."
' The new $11 million facili-
ty is -open Monday through
Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
Sacred Heart facility has 60,000
square feet and is located on the
north side of U.S. 90 in Pace,
between Woodbine Road and

Chumuckla Highway.
Johnson Development
of Birmingham, a firm that
specializes in the develop-
ment of medical offices and
outpatient facilities
throughout the Southeast, is
the developer of the facility.
For more information
on Sacred Heart Medical
Park in Pace, call 416-5800
or visit www.sacrg.d-

lobby of the new Sacred Heart Medical Park in Pace. A February 28 Open House

from its current store.
Confirmed outparcels
include a Chili's Restairant,
Sonny's Barbeque. and at least
one other restaurant.
.Behind the development,
more than 180 homes.
SSee TARGET, Page 3A.

Should

we

build?

LO Group forms to
weigh options for
courthouse.
BI DEBORAH NELSON
Press Gazette Staff Writer
To build or not to build.
When it comes to Santa
Rosa's Courthouse, that has,
indeed, become the question.
County officials, civic
groups, and the public get the
chance to address the conun-
drum, and other future spending
issues, at Monday's Capital
Facility Workshop .
The meeung happens at 10
a.m., in the Caroline St.
Administrative .Complex
Boardroom.
Officials say .they hope to
see a good public turnout.
"We'd appreciate as many
people being in attendance for
that as possible," notes
Commission Chair Bob Cole,
Officials will go over future
capital expense needs, like
toads and courthouses, along
with possible ways to pay for
them.
The newly formed advoca-
cy group Citizens for a New
Judicial Center plans to address
Santa Rosa's growth judicial
space needs.
Retired Judge, Colie
Nichols, who chairs the group,
says now's the time to find the
right property.
"Sites are disappearing."
says Nichols. "We need to do
something while there's land
available. Especially if it's
going to stay in the City of
Milton."
"Space is a problem,"
Nichols observes. "We cannot
fit everybody in the [current]
facility who need to be in the
See GROUP, Page 3A.

Rhodes fifth-grader wins State essay contest

By JEFF EVERTS
Press Gazette Staff Writer
Florida Governor Jeb Bush
was. so taken with a Milton
youth's writings recently that
he announced the young man
winner of a statewide essay
contest.
In honor of February being
Black History Mdnth, Governor
Bush held a contest for all
school-aged children in the
state to submit essays on the
subject.
Virginia Moss, a fifth grade
teacher at W.H. Rhodes
Elementary in Milton, knew she'
had a student who could write
an essay worthy of the contest.
So she made a suggestion to,
10-year old Amir Kelker to put
pen to paper and submit an
entry.
"With his superior writing
abilities, I knew it would be a
win-win situation if he received
a college education from win-
ning," Ross said.
Kelker immediately accept-

ed the challenge and knew the
subject on which he wanted to
write, a story about his cousin
Clifford Larkins who was a
player in the old Negro
Baseball leagues.
"I was very interested in.
writing about' Clifford and
thought it would make a good
story," Amir says.
"So I did a lot of research
using books and the Internet."
Amir found out so much
information during his research
'on Larkins he had to condense
it for his essay.
"We were limited to 500
words for the essay, but I had
much more information than
that," Amir states.
At his teacher's urging,
Amir wrote his essay shortly
after Christmas and submitted it
for the contest.
Larkins, who was born and
raised in Milton, was quite a
baseball player and soon caught
the attention of the Detroit Stars
of the Negro League.
During his play for the team

Amir Kelker poses beside the grave of his grandfather-who served as
the topic for Kelker's winning state essay. The event was in honor of
Black History Month.

in 1937, Larkins was hit in the
head by a, line drive and died
soon after.
He is buried in the family
cemetery-a short distance
from the Kelker home.

Press Gazette photo by Jeff Everts

"My grandfather has told
me stories about Clifford and
that's what got me interested in
writing about him," Amir said.
Amir's father, Harold, was
a little reluctant at first to let his

son write an essay about a fam-
ily member.
"We don't like to seek pub-
licity about the family so I had
to think about it for a while,"
Harold says.
"But we decided to let him
do it and are very proud he
won."
Once the Governor had
chosen the winners, his office
called Harold to let him .know
his son had won.
"We found out a week ago
he had won, but we were under
strict orders not to tell anyone,"
Harold says.
"It was excruciating to keep
that kind of news under lock
and key."
The Governor's Office
asked the older Kelker to make
sure his son would be available
for a phone call from the
Governor himself at 5:30 that
afternoon.
"The Governor called and
said.. .hello Amir, do you know
you just won the African-
See WINNER, Page 6A.

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Pan2 9-A

Leaders take wishes to State

Cole. who spoke to dele-
gates about roadw\ay and other
Santa Rosa needs, sa\s local
voices are getting through in
Tallahassee.
"It's happened already," he
notes. "Hw\. 87 is back in the
five year plan."
Florida's Department of
Transportation, last fall,
dropped that project from the
current five-year planning
budget 12007 to 20111. citing
cost concerns.
The project ktill %widen 3.5
miles of Hwy. 87 between Fi\e
Forks Rd. and Eglin Air Force
Base.
It's part of a larger hurri-
cane evacuation route improve-
ment.
The DOT had hoped to pick

By DEBORAH NELSON
Pre s s Go ette Staff 'rit r
"I think they're paying
attention."
That's Commissioner Tom
Ste art's assessment of
Northwest Florida's State elect-
ed officials.
Santa Rosa officials trav-
eled to Tallahassee. Wednesday.
to meet with legislative dele-
gates, and spotlight local needs
for this year's legislative ses-
sion.
"It as nice to see us as a
counts so organized and
focused," observes Commission
Chair Bob Cole
"It's good for legislators to
see us down there in force."
Ste-\ art adds.

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the project back up in 2012.
But after a flurry of negoti-
ations, the DOT. earlier this
week, announced it had
restored the project to the
agency's five-year work pro-
gram.
It will be funded in 2011.
Officials say the outlook is
good for other Santa Rosa fund-
ing requests.
"I don't think they're
falling on deaf ears." says Cole.
Panhandle lawmakers are
slated to move into influential
committee and oversight posi-
tions in coming years.
That could help advance
local interests.
"Over the next fe%% Nears
%%e're going to be seeing a lot
happening in the Panhandle."
Cole predicts.
Among those possibilities:
hurricane shelter funding, bio-
diesel development opportuni-
ties, and of course, road%%aN
money.
Topping that list. the return
of money to expand Avalon
Blvd, and money for hurricane
shelters.
DOT has delayed funding
Aalon's northern segment
from 2009 to 2011.
Officials fear if money is
not restored to the project's
northern segment. $14 million
in Federal dollars. earmarked
for the southern part, could
expire and be lost.
'"We all worked hard to get
Federal funds and we don't
want to lose them." Cole notes.
"I'd love to see them do
something about state roads and
federal highways in Santa Rosa
this year." 'adds Stew art.
The legislature is currently
working on a bill to raise trans-
portation dollars through gener-
al revenue bonds.
That would co\er state and
some Federal roadwa. s.
But Santa Rosa has numer-
ous local roads in need of atten-
tion.
"We're going to do our part,
and I think they're trying to do
their part;' Stew'ant notes.
County officials have said
they'll introduce a one-cent

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sales tax referendum to public
vote this year.
Commissioners have indi-
cated those monies will go
toward roadway needs.
Suggestions that some be
used toward a new courthouse
have also been floated.
Leaders %%ill review that
and other issues at next
Monday's Capital Funding
Workshop, scheduled for 10
a.m. at the Commission
Chambers.
This %week's \isit wasn't all
about roads.
Officials urged law makers
to look hard at hurricane prepa-
ratllon
requests.
"'.We'veV
asked them
to give us

considera-
L on to get
those
[requests]
throu h. I '"
Ste war
notes.
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real need
that help in TOM
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prohde a
place for people to sta during
The shelters would do dou-
ble duty ...as cornmunit. cen-
ters.
Those are community
assets that can be used every
da\,'" Ste\nart points out.
"'I ha'e a good feeling w e'll
get some of them on the budget
for this \ear."
Santa Rosa has requested
money for a number of emer-
gency preparedness projects.
The list includes 5850.000
for a storm%%ater master plan.
and $4 million in community
shelter projects.
Officials requested $2.8
million to strengthen the
Chumuckla Community Center
and construct shelter/communi-
ty center and shelter/gym facil-
ities in Pace. Projects also
include a similar Nlid'\ay facil-
iy.

Chamber of Commerce and
economic development repre-
S sentatives also traveled to
Tallahassee this week.
"I \Santa Rosa has requested
$5 million for a proposed 260-
acre aviation and commerce
park abutting NAS Whiting
Field.
This year's requests for
state money also include $2.8
million for a Milton skate park.
a covered horse arena in East
Milton. and a swimming pool
facility in Milton.
And commissioners asked
for $475.000 toward a dental
clinic for the medically needy.
Northwest Florida's
Legislative Delegation includes
4t1 District Senator Charlie
Clars iRi, Ist District Senator
Durell Peaden, 3rd District
Representative Holly Benson.
1st District Rep. Greg Evers,
2nd District Rep. Date Nlurzin.
and 4th District Rep. Ray
Sansoim.

Story v, rten by Deborah
Nelson Reach her at:
VNelsona sr-p.g.com

County Government

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

State Government

* Representative Greg Eiers: 5224 Willing St.. Milton 32570 ,
983-5550 Email e\ers.greg@leg.state.fl.us
* Senator Durell Peaden Jr.. 598 N. Ferdon Blvd. Suite 100,
Crestvie\., 32536. 850-689-0556 sun com-675-7930
* Governor Jeb Bush: PL05 The Capitol. 4-100 S. Monroe St...
Tallahassee, FL ,. 32399 1850i 488-4441. Email:
fL governor, lnyt.florida.com

Federal Government

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
* Rep. Jeff Miller: 324 Cannon House Office Building.
Washington. D.C. 20515: phone i local 1 479-1183: iDCi (202).
225-4136; E-mail: %\\ v i.house.gov/jeffmiller
SENATE
* Senator Mel Martinez: P.O. Box 536176 Orlando.FL 32853-
6176 phone 1407 897-3130 fax 1407 897-S595
* Senator Bill Nelson: Room 571. Hart Senate Office Building.
Washington. D.C.. 20510: phone 1202) 224-5274. ifaxi i21.)2i'
224-8022.
WHITE HOUSE
* President George Bush: The White House. 1600 Pennl, I'ania-,
Ave., Washington. D.C. 20500: phone 12021 456-1414. Email.
at:president @' hitehouse.go\.
* Vice President Dick Cheney: Office of the Vice President':
White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.. Washington. D.C..'
20500: phone 202i 456-1414.

County Government

SCHOOL BOARD
District 1: Kenneth Smith. 5700 Camelia St.. Milton 32570.,:
623-4395.
District 2: Hugh Winkles. 5684 Nicklaus Lane. Million 32570-.
623-6299
District 3: Diane Coleman. 9400 Octavia Lane. Na`arre-:
32566, 939-2661. 0
District 4: JoAnn J. Simpson. 5059 Faircloth Street. Pac:-,
32571. 994-5446
District 5: Edward Gra\ Il- 10 Gilmore Dr Gulf Breeze. FI:
32561 850-932-6287
The Santa Rosa Count\ School Board meets at 6:30 p.m. of'.
the 2nd and 4th Thursday at 5086 Canal St., Milton. Phone:
983-5000.

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Group
'Continued From Page One.
. facility." .,,
That problem is especially
noticeable on jury selection
Sdys, or %when dockets are par-
ticularly full.
-'Passersby' wondered what,
w.as going on several months
ago. when courthouse lines
stretched domi n the street on just
such a day.
"'Witllh [coming] grow tlh, the
space needs will get worse,"
says Nichols.
Judicial officials .and
employees alike, including
Judges Paul Rassmussen and.
Robert Hilliard,. have echoed
-those sentiments. ,
'-: ;Currently, Countk Clerk,
State's Attorney and Public
Defender offices are aniong
those for which the county is
renting space. a%%ay from the
main courthouse.
S.,'"The Clerk's employees
being elsewhere is a real prob-
lepm for the judiciary." Nichols
points out.
Santa Rosa County niay get
another Circuit Judge next year,
with attendant office space
needs.
Officials also point to the
current courthouse's security
issues, along e ith water dam-
age. leaks, and general dilapi-
dation as problematic.
Nichols says the preference
is' for the Center to remain in
Milton i the Count\ seat i. As far
as'specifics, he. notes, that's up
to the Commission.
Nichols acknowledges one
difficult challenge wiull be con-
\incing the public of the need to
build a neo\ judicial center.
"There is a real need there."
he.notes. "I do see that a. one of
our roles."
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Target
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"I can confirm there is some
type of huge development slat-
ed for that area," says Pace
Water System General Manager
Ted Dotson.
"On one side. there is a gro-;
cery store. In all, the plans call
for a strip center, that 'includes
14 stores," Dotson sa'vs.
Such a s.inp center e\ists at
both Target stores in Pensacola
and, in fact, the Target near

Cordova Mall includes an out-
parcel that is home to Chili's.
In addition, Dotson says he
has had an inquiry, on the parcel
of property between Wal-mart
and the Ridge theatre from a.
developer in Birmingham. That
inquiry was for' a major grocery
store .
Many Santa Rosa residents"
ha'e talked of a desire for a,
Target for man. Nears.
Target describes itself as

offering, "more great design,
more choice, more conven-
ience, .more service and more
clothes, housewares and
designer-created items that
you'll never find anywhere
else."
Target's first store opened
in Roseville, Minnesota in
.1962. Its on-trend merchandise
at affordable prices launched a
newk era in discount retailing
That "T- 1" store is described by

In the lower left-hand corner of these plans, you can see the designation for Retail spot "A". It shows a
124,162 square foot facility. Rumors are circulating that the spot will be home to a Target, but officials
with the Target Corporation did not immediately return phone calls Friday to confirm or deny the possi-
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Target officials as having been
"easy to shop, attractive and
always clean.. It served as the
prototype for every Target store
opened since."
Today, Target operates
more than 1,300 stores in 47
states including 140
SuperTarget stores that add an,
upscale grocer) shopping e\pe-
rience. SuperTargets also
include an in-store bakery, deli,
meat and produce sections.
The company says it stays
active in supporting the com-
munities in which its stores are
located. Last year. for example,
Forbes Magazine named Target
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Compan\."And BamTon'smaga-
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the "'Most Respected
Company."
The red Target "bull's eye"
is said to be the thidurd most rec-
ognizable logo-behind the
Apple Computer Apple and the
Nike "-siwoosh"
There %were no immediate.

time tables available Friday for
the construction of the ne"w cen-
ter, but at least one source said
the .developers had already
secured the necessary permits
to begin construction.

Story n linen by Jim
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"fletche,1@s --pg.comI

SPJC offers special,
courses in March
The PJC Institute is offer-
ing several special courses for
the community ne\t month
Among them:
Correcting Performance
Problems. 4 hours 'on March 1,
$79.
Excel. Leel I. March 6 &
8, $79. .
Beginning Course in
Computers. March 7 & 9, $79.
NIS Word. Lekel II, March
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PACE WATER SYSTEM BOARD ELECTION
The Election for Board of Directors will be held
February 16. 2006 at Pace Water System Office
located at 4401 Woodbine Road. Voting will be in the
board room from 7am to 7pm.
THE CANDIDATES ARE:
DISTRICT 1
TIMOTHY R. FENDLEY
RODNEY (.SPEEDY) VAUGHN
DISTRICT 2
ROBERT J. GENTRY
(ELECTED NO OPPONENT)
DISTRICT 3
iMAX R. GODWIN
(ELECTED NO OPPONENT)

NOTICE: PACE WATER SYSTENI. INC.:
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18th. Registration M-F will be at the office of Santa Rosa Christian
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January 28th & February 4th, 11th. 18th will be at the Santa Rosa
Christian School 9:00 A.M. Noon. Here are the programs Gospel
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family values, and good, wholesome fun. Don't miss the action
this Spririgl Call 623-4671 for additional information.

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No rush to spend
After a lengthy legal battle between Santa
Rosa Property Appraiser Greg Brown and the free-
loading Navarre Beach leaseholders, it now
appears Brown's efforts are paying off... with big
dividends.
And our elected county commissioners are
already biting at the bit over the $7.5 million wind-.
Sfall. '
All the excitement comes on the heels of a,
recent Florida Supreme Court refusal to hear the
leaseholders' appeal challenging Bron's 2001
decision to le\ y property taxes.
We're told Brokn's efforts could bring $7.5
million in back taxes into Santa Rosa County cof-
fers and another $11 million to our county's school
district.
Since Brown took the helm of our tax apprais-
er's office. he has diligently pursued collecting
property taxes on Navarre Beach.
And now, after numerous suits and court bat-
ties, it appears Brownn % ill become the elected offi-
cial credited with "bringing home the bacon"-not
only for Santa Rosa, but for counties across the
state.
Like vultures swarming o\er a recent road kill.
many leaders are ready to gobble up some of the
millions. School leaders have their thoughts and
county leaders are thinking of building aI new
courthouse.
While there is certainly a need to replace our
aging and problematic judicial building that is
almost 80 years old. county taxpayers are clearly
divided on the issue.
In 2002. a whopping 75 percent of county -ot-
Sers soundly rejected a sales tax increase to build a
$30-plus million replacement on the existing site.
Since voters rejected commissioners' request,
the topic has been something elected officials
shied away from due to its political unpopularity.
That is until no\\.
Commissioner Gordon Goodin seems to be
playing ball N% ith this political hot potato.
Goodin, whose district includes Navarre
Beach, says he doesn't see what correlation there
is between the Navarre Beach taxes and a new
courthouse. And. Goodin says. he doesn't think
any property taxes-especially Navarre Beach
property. taxes-should be used for the courthouse.
He suggests a tax rebate to citizens.
,.Is Goodin the fly in the ointment? Or is he
simply playing politics with his Navarre Beach
c constituents who have been freeloading for
decades? Or does he have a unique vision?
A Our main question to our elected officials is:
\wh\ bring up such a controversial issue at a time
when they are about to ask taxpayers for an
increase in their local sales taxes for localroad
needs'? Citizens seem read\ to accept the tax if it
w ill all go to roads.
Throwing the courthouse into the mix at this
late date maybe the kiss of death to any attempt at
raising local taxes. It seems an unnecessary rush to
spend the;money Brown has fought so hard for.
The people of Santa Rosa County want the
attention of their elected officials focused on
growth and road needs...as promised. Taxpayers
S want their mone\ earmarked for critical trans-.
portation projects now and not after the foundation
has been laid for a new courthouse.
We know a courthouse is needed. We don't
need to be sold on the idea. We just don't think
now is the time. Let's solve our transportation
problems, get the county back on a smooth track
and then. and only then, discuss our courthouse.
FEBRUARY 11.2006
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FM: R. CARTER
Dear Editor:
On Friday,. January 13, I was on my way to the
credit union and decided to take. West Magnolia
Street..
Immediately after I turned left onto Byrom Street,
there were two vehicless in front of me, side-by-side
(opposite directions) that, appeared'to be socializing
with each other.
.Then I saw one female give .the second female
some .money through her car window in exchange for
a small wrapped package.
Both individuals did not act as if anything they
were doing was out of the ordinary and maybe
because it was a regular occurrence.
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FM: RAYMOND JOHNS
Dear Editor:
I asked this question of a group of people one day:
If a nman or woman commits suicide. will he or
she go to Hea% en?
The\ ans\\ered 'no' and I believe that ,is correct,
however, I went on to suggest, if a man or woman
lives 'an ungodly life, they are living a suicidal
lifestyle because the "wages of sin is death."
So, if we live in sin, we are inflicting death upon
ourselves, Suicide is to cause or carry out death on
one's self by physical assault or other aggressive
action, be it body or spirit. Holy is the Lord God and
holy we are to be also.
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You Spoke Out,

Santa Rosa...
Wednesday. 7:56 p.m.
You just can't seem to get it
right Old Highway 90 does not
go through Bagdad as you hake
writtenn in editorials. Then. you
got it wrong when I called in
Also. it is regarding. not "in
regards to."

Wednesday. 4:58 p.m.
I think it is a good idea to
look at giving mone\ on the 113
route. A lot of people on the w"st
side use that route more than they
would e'er use the other orje.
Thank -ou for the opportunity to
noice my opinion.

Wednesday. 4:26 p.m.
I ha\ e a beef \ ith the county.
The corrnussioner that thinks we
should gite $200.000 to
Escambia for an evacuation route
is nuts. Anyone that thinks we
should give our money to another
county is nuts. too. This is Cartnr.

Wednesday. 7:38 a.m.
This is Ron Scott in Bagdad.
The caller that keeps calling-.mn
sa ing Old Bagdad Highvwa- does
' not go through- Bagdad 'is a'con-
fused person. Old High\way 90 is
the one that goes south of Milton.
Old Bagdad Highwuay is south of
Pond Creek and dead ends on
Forsyth Street just north of the
Bagdad Post Office right in
Bagdad-just as you have said. It
runs in front 'of the County
Complex for buildings and main-
tenance. That's Old Bagdad
Highway. Glad you didn't take it
at her word.

Tuesday. 9:04 a.m.
This is Kenneth. I think we
ha\e forgotten \we are only corn-
mon people. We must learn that
what is %wrong for the common
people is not wrong for the
President. He must be free from
all. rules. His is a high a lonely
destiny.

Monday 11:08 a.m.
My name is. Jim. The recy-
cling dumpster has been removed
from the "East Milton Fire
Department and I'd like to know
w hy. Has the ser\ ice been discon-
tinued there?

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Fourity refuses first request to walve mpact fees
d eldic Island Style Retail Commissioners, Thursday, impact fee for a reason."

. DEBORAH NELSON
rt.s Gazeute Sital Writer
. Santa Rosa's Board of
.r-ommissioners. Thursday.'
gatheredd the first challenge 10
he county's new impact fee
ordinance...and they did it
w without cracking.
The Board declined to grant
Gulf Breeze resident Jim Elbert
a waiver on the fees. Elbert
owes $20,000 for a planned
south end shopping complex

Center.
Impact fees charge devel-
opers and builders for part of
the public's costs created by the
new construction.
Elbert had already obtained
a development order for the
project, but had not received a
building permit before the new
ordinance went into effect
January 1.
He told the board Hurricane-
Ivan had delayed the project.

ruled they'd make no excep-
tions to that deadline.
"One of the most important
things that comes out of any of
these requests is consistency,"'
notes Commissioner Gordon
Goodin.
"It seems if we break the.
dam here and let.the water flow,
we'll have a lot more problems
than we originally thought,"
adds Commissioner John
Broxson. "We passed this

Sheriff to honor local hero'

By JEFF EVERTS
Press Ga:..ne Stt-aft rirer
The Santa Rosa County
Sheriff's Office will be holding
an awards ceremony on Friday
at 10:30 a.m to honor a local
hero.
Robert K. Gnffith placed
his own life on the line to sa\e
others from probable death,
officials say.
On July 27, 2005 Griffith
,.came upon a burning car that
Shad been involved in a traffic

accident on the Pensacola Bay
Bridge.
Griffith then. officials saN.
put his own life at risk to pull
two victims Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Hooprich of Gulf
Breeze, from their car to safety.
Mr. Hooprich had been
knocked unconscious from the
collision and his wife was left
dazed and unable to get herself
or her husband out of harm's
way.
The Hooprich's car had
burst into flames after the acci-

dent due to a ruptured gas tank.
Griffith was able to get the
lwo out of the car just as the
flames reached the front com-
partment of the vehicle.
His quick thinking at the
scene and his actions to save the
couple spared their lives.
Sheriff Wendell Hall says. His
staff %% ill publicly recognize
Gnffith for his heroism at the
ceremony.
St.-i1 written by Jeff
Everts. Reacht him at:
I'ertsI sr-pg.cc 'i

-.Florida Attorney and candidate for Governor, Charlie Crist, was in town Tuesday to stump. The candi-
.,.date took the opportunity to stop by Rhodes Elementary where he spoke to students and received a tour
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Broxson pointed out that
coming development will bring
major new infrastructure
requirements.
r The county will use impact
fee money 10to help pay for those
needs, which will include a
plethora of roadway expenses.
If we start wai ing these
[impact fees]., we won't have
enough money. to do it,"
Broxson pointed out.
Officials have also indicat-
ed theN'll ask the public to
approve a one-cent sales tax to
pay for future infrastructure.
But Ebertn %on't have to pay
the full amount up front.
"You are authonzed to pa%
over seven years."
Commissioner Tom Stewart
reminded 'him.
Story' wriieni by Deborah
Nelson Reach her at:
Nelson @ sr-pg.com

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American Essay Contest?"
Amir says.
"I said...'no I didn't. I am
very excited and honored.'"
Harold said his son was so
happy about winning, he was
concerned the boy might dam-
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"He was leaping for joy and'
almost, started breaking things
in my house," Harold said.
Ross said when she heard
her student had won, she was
thrilled at the news.
"Oh my gosh, every time I1
think about it I getgoosebumps.
I am just so proud of him," Ross

says.
As part of winning, Amir
received an invitation to the
Governor's Mansion for a ban-
quet, which \\as held this past
Monday night.
During the banquet. Amir
had the opportunity to both.
meet and speak in front of the
Governor and. .First Lady
Columba Bush.
During his, visit to.
Tallahassee. Amir %\as meeting
w ith several of the State's elect-
ed officials as well as taking a
tour of the Governor's Mansion
and seeing an African-
American Art display.
Amir and his father give a
lot of credit for his winning to
the staff at Rhodes Elementary.
"Ms. Streeter and Mr.

Kennel have given us an excel-
lent environment where stu-
dents can excel," Harold said.
"Ms..Ross is only a first-
year teacher at the school, but
she is excellent.' All the teach-
ers do a fantastic job at
Rhodes."
Amir says he is still
shocked and overwhelmed by
his winning.
"I am the first-ever winner
from the Panhandle and it gi\es

me a good feeling," Amir stat-
ed.
"The best part of winning,
though, was meeting the
Governor."
Amir said that writing may
still be in his future, but he has
a bigger dream he wants to pur-
sue by taking advantage of one
of his prizes.
"I won a four-year scholar-
ship for college and I \ ant to go
to the University of Florida and

study to become a large animal i
veterinarian," Amir says. ..
Amir is also eagerly await-
ing the arrival of a personal
computer; which was the other
part of his prize for %+inning the
essay contest.
He plans to put the comput-[
er to good use in helping with.
his future writings and studies.
Story written by Jeff
E er is. Reach him at:
;:. ':'.' -e\'rts@ si-pg.com.

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leaves and modw the grass.
SMorton Cemeteri is located
just outside of Milton. Florida,
and it is the place where all of
mn family is buried, all the way
back to slaver.. One of the best
things about going to the ceme-
Sten is that I hear all of my fam-'
ily's stories about those that
lied before. I learn about my
great-great grandmother Susan
Kelker, who %\as enslaved in
Santa Rosa County on the"
Morton plantation and lived to
be about 107 years old. I also
learn about the slaveholder
. Jackson Morton, who was a
General in the Confederate
Army and a U.S. Senator. The
'stor3 I like to hear the most is
the story of my 7th cousin
Clifford Larkins.
Clifford Larkins played
baseball and \a- s so good that
,he played for the Detroit Stars
in the Negro Baseball Leagues.
The Negro Baseball Leagues
were a collection of profession-
al baseball leagues with all
black teams. African Americans
were not allowed to pli\ base-
ball in the major leagues. ;.o
they formed their' own leagues.
The leagues were popular in the
192.0s through the 1940s. They
ended the leagues in 194s when,
Jackie Robinson became the
first Black player in the Major
Leagues.
Clifford Larkins was born
in Milton, Florida on
September 25, 1914. As a L o)
he loved to play baseball.
Clifford's position was.catcher,
and he was so good that the
word spread that he was the
best Negro catcher in Florida.
The word soon got to the

ssay...

Detroit Stars. After that.
Clifford began playing for the,.
Stars, %which was a dream come'%
true. He pla\ ed ith one of the
greatest baseball players of all
time. Norman "Turke\"
Stearnes. Stearnies was known,
for his outstanding speed and ii
hitting power. Ironically. while:,
playing in a game in California. '
Clifford k\as hit by a line dri\e'
ball and died. Clifford Larkins,
died on July 3, 1937, and it isi
said that Clifford died doing:.
\%hat he lo\ed, pla ing baseball.,:
SThe story of Clifford:!
. Larkins is not only a part of mn
familJ history, but also a part of *
American history It is the story
of a man \who lived his dream ofG
pla. ing baseball at the highest;
level possible for an African i
American at that time. Clifford,
Larkins inspires me to always',.
do my best. He teaches me to10
rise above an\ situation and put,
my best foot forward.
This is a lesson that I will
take with me for the rest of my
life. Clifford's life also inspires
me to live my dreams. My
dream is to become a %eterinar'
ian and help my dad on outr
farm, and maybe someday
become a professional baseball i
player.,If I do become a profes-
sional baseball player, I would
have athletes like Turkey
Stearnes, Jackie Robinson, and
my cousin Clifford to thank for
their hard work and sacrifice.

This is the essay Kelker
entered into the state competi-I
tion. With it, he garnered the
first such win for the,
Panhandle area.

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I will start off my
report by "sincerely thanking"'
everyone who participated in
our Annual Pace Area Chamber
Banquet. It was a great success,.
as a fund raiser and everyone
enjoyed the fellow ship and fun.
This \\as the first of our four
major fund raisers planned for
2006. The Pace Area
Chamber's Annual Golf
Tournament is scheduled on
April 7th at the Moors Golf
Course which is the 2nd of our
fund raisers. Please call the
chamber if you are interested in

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participating.
In continuing to be
the -;Voice of the Pace
Community the, Pace Area
Chamber- Executive Committee
has asked our Vice-President
Jim Waite to chair a committee
on Community Affairs. Mr.
Waile "ill be making' his rec-
ommendations to the Board of
Directors at our next meeting
on appointment of members to
this committee. Their first
assignment will be to explore
and make recommendations on
the best use of the Na%\'s

A %er. Big congratulauons to
exertone %who contributed and
participated in our 7th Annual
Pace Area Chamber Banquet.
The Banquet was a great success
because of our loyal sponsors.
our dedicated workers and our
invoked Membership. We had a
very large turnout and everyone
has a great time. Thank you to
e\ erone... and a special thank
lou to Sand\ Wyatt. The Sa\ mill
Band and the staff of The
Farmers' Opry in Chumuckla for
providing The Chamber with a

Spencer Field, a mile square of
land located in the middle of the
Pace Area, to the Chamber
Board and County Commission
when it becomes available to
the Counts. The Community
affairs committee will *'be
charged with having the next
Town Hall meeting for the Pace
Community to obtain input
from the area residents on this
and other important issues that
affect our community. If you
are interested in ser\ ing on this
committee, please contact
Cindi at the Chamber Office.
994-9633.

location for the eent.
The last tmo years ha'e been
an ongoing test for most busi-
nesses and residents of the area
but 2006 promises much better
times. Your Pace Chamber is'
here to ser'e you in any \\ay
possible. Our plans for 2006
include several events through-
out the Near. We in% ite each of
you to participate in anm wa\a
you can in support of your
Chamber. (See announcements
in this issue.. We have a major
membership drive undermsaN.

Ted Dotson

Our goal is to acuheve a mem-
bership growth of at least 30c
in 2006. We ask that you bring
at least two members into the
Chamber this year. (See Contest
details in thus issue. With Nour
help, we can achieve these
goals.
There are so many \\ays \ou
can become involved in Nour
Chamber. Please call or come in
today and let us know \what your
individual interests are. Your
Chamber needs, and welcomes.
your help.

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Name of Business: Milton
'Anfimal Hospital
Owners- Sandra & Steven Sisk
Address: 4282 A\ alon
Boulevard
Milton, Florida 32583,
Phone#: 850-623-6780
Fa.x#: 850-626-3527

Date of Ribbon Cutting:
January 19, 2006, '
at the offices of Luis Ghiglino, M.D.,
F.A.A.P., located at 5962 Berryhill
Road, Milton, .

Dr. Ghiglino received his medical
degree from the National University
of Lima, Peru. He completed his res-
idency in one of the largest pediatric
centers in the United States; SUNY
Children's Medical Center in
Brooklyn, New York. It was there
that he was asked to serve' as Chief
Resident during his final year. He has
practiced pediatrics since during his
final year. He has practiced pedi-,
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Visit our Pace office located at 4586 Hwy 90 .
Office Hours:
Lobby: M-Th. 9am-5pm Fri. 9am- 5:30 pm
Drive-up: M-Th. 8:30am-5pm Fri. 8:30am- 5:30pm
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laser surgery. dental care, full
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Date of Ribbon Cutting: Januar\ 21,
2005 ,
,Time: 10 A.M.
Name ol Business Granni Nannies
Name of O0\ ner Dorothy Myers and
Lynda H\land
Address- 400 High%\\a. 90, Suite G
Pace, Florida 32571 -
Phone. 850-995-0599 Fax: 850-
.995-0554

Ser\ ices Pro' ided: Granny nannies
is a nursing agency that specializes
in providing care b\ certified nurs-
ing assistants, Home Health Aides
and Homemaker Companions for
the elderly or individuals of any age
w ith Special needs. Our caregivers
are available 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.

Northern New York. While- in
upstate New York, terms such as "Ice
- Storms and "Lake Effect Snow"
.became a chilling reality With win-
ters lasting up to 6 months long, thp
cold weather became a bit much. In
October of 2005 Dr. Ghiglino relo-
cated to Northwestern Florida with
his wife, Tricia, their toddler and
new born. He has recently opened
excited to be here and eager to put
his experience to work. His office
hours are .8-5, Monday through
Friday with offices closed from 12 -
1:30.for lunch. Dr. Ghiglino is also
affiliated with Sacred Heart Hospital
and Santa Rosa Medical Center.

Attention Members!! If you have not been receiv-
ing emails from your Chamber office we have
found, it is possible our enmails are being consid-
ered as Spami mail and your spam blockers are
rejecting our emails. To correct this, please add our
e-mail address. pace@pacechamber.com to your
contact list. This \will ensure that 3ou will receive
future updates on events with the Chamber. After
you have made this correction and do not receive
our emails please contact your Chamber to make
sure we have your correct email address.

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Saturday February 11, 2006

I The Santa Rosa Press Gazette

Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl
Every year Milton High School faculty) otes for an outstanding senior boy and girl. .
This year congratulations go to Ridley Jones and Andrew Bean for receiving this honor. -
Pictured are (1-r) Mike Thorpe, Student Affairs/Technology, Andre%% Bean, Lewis LN nn, .
Principal Ridle, Jones. Danny Retherford. Assistant Principal -_. e-.
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FCAT Explorer: Free FCAT

Practice on the Internet

It's a fact: to graduate high school, all 10th graders must pass the FCAT.
Fortunately, therefs the FCAT Explorer.

The FCAT Explorer is a free. online practice program from the Florida Department
of Education. It features twxo practice programs created especially for 10th graders:
Reading Timeline and Math Timeline.

Both programs offer practice for the skills tested on the FCAT and feature lots of
stuff to help you get the most out of your'study time. Reading Timeline is packed with
23 reading passages and over 200 practice questions to help you do your best on the
-FCAT. It also includes eight lessons that focus on reading skills identified as being the
most challenging for 10th grade students. Math Timeline contains over 140 math ques-
tions and features an online calculator and handy formula reference sheet.

Best of all, the_FCAT Explorer is online, which means you can use the FCAT
Explorer on any computer connected to the Internet: at school, at the library, eken at
Home. After school sessions are held in the MHS Media Center from 2.30 3:30
Monday through Thursday.

Whether you're retaking the FCAT or taking it for the first time. your performance
on the test will benefit from the extra time you spend studying math and reading on the
FCAT Explorer. To get Vour free FCAT Explorer sign-in name and password, see your
media specialist, or visit the Web site at www.fcatexplorer.com. Log on today!!

MHS Mighty Black & Gold Band

MHS Mighty Black and Gold Band had a number of students who have been selected
through an audition process to participate at different honor bands across the Southeast.
They are:

Troy University 'Southeastern United States' Honor Band (Feb. 2-4 at Troy University)
Melanie Haggard 11th Flute
Megan Couey 12th Clarinet
Chris Forester 11 th Tenor Saxophone
Thaddeus Loewen 10th -Tuba

Auburn University Honor Band (Feb. 10-12 at Auburn University)
Melanie Haggard 11 th Flute
Justin Meyers 12th Trumpet
Tre' Hellwig 12th Trumpet

Santa Rosa All-County Honor Band (Jan. 19-20 at Milton HS)
Melanie Haggard 111h Flute
Sarah Stephens 12th Flute
Cassey Whiting 10th Flute
Megan Couey 12th Clarinet
Brittany McBryant 10th Clarinet
Seth Moorman 12th Alto Saxophone
Chris Forester 11th Tenor Saxophone
Steven Cowart 11th Baritone Saxophone
Jameson Branch 9th Trumpet
Justin Meyers 12th Trumpet
Matt Mason 9th Trumpet
Tref Hellwig 12th Trumpet
Eliel Rivera 10th Trumpet
Russell Greene 10th French Horn
Nash Ware 10th Trombone
Hope Hayman 10th Baritone
Matthew Barnes 10th Baritone
Thaddeus Loewen 10th Tuba
Vincent Dofita 10th Percussion
Chris Winskey 11th -Percussion
Nick Gray 10th Percussion
Anna Harman 12th Mallet Percussion

MHS is very proud of the band and especially the students that received this recogni-
tion!!

Congratulations!

Student Council News
On lanu'ar 12th. the junior and senior members of Student Council had the privilege of
coming to Pensacola Junior College to hear the morit\ational speaker Greg McFarlin speak about
his life. Mr. McFarlin told ho\\ he %%ent blind at the age of two and hNow he began wrestling at
the age of seen. The members of Student Council enjoNed attending this event.

Afterwards. the students went to La Hacienda for lunch and celebrated a fellow council
members birthday.

/ Important Phone

Numbers for MHS
Main Office: 983-5600;
Main Office Fax 983-5610
Guidance: 983-5609
Guidance Fax: 983-5618;
Attendance :983-5608;
Attendance Ans.
Machine-983-5658; Band: 983-5611
Weight Room: 983-5606;
Chorus:983-5613;
M. Rutledge: 983-5616;
Athletic Fax: 983-5614
or visit us at
\ www.santarosa.k12.fl.us/mhs/ /

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SCommunity

Barnes & Noble donate books to East Milton Elementary School

Each year during the holi-
day period, Barnes & Noble.
Booksellers accepts donations.
of new books that they give to
area schools. This is a nation-
wide program that the stores
are involved in with the local
stores determining who
receives the books. Customers
and store employees are all
willing to donate to this wor-
thy cause.
East Milton ES was one of

the lucky beneficiaries of sev-
eral hundred new books for the
media center. Chumuckla ES,
Warrington MS, and Montclair
ES also received gifts of
donated books. According to
Bridget McGinn-Toothman,
Community Relations manag-
er for Barnes & Noble, the.
Pensacola store collected a
total of 1,009 books.
Nationwide nearly a half of
one million books were col-

elected.
Media., specialist., Becky.
Whitfield and her entire staff
were o'er-joyed with the gen-
erous gift. Among the books
donated were all of the popular!
titles and authors that the
young readers enjoy. There
were books for all ages and
reading skills, and MNrs.
Whitfield knows they won't sit
on the shelves in the library.
The students and staff at

East Milton ES want to thank
everyone who made this gift of
books possible. Learning to
read and, getting caught up in
the adventure of a good story
is a pleasure that the\ 'will
remain with these )oung read-
ers. For those \\ ho browse and
shop and Barnes & Noble, take
the time to thank the staff for,
sharing their gift of literacy
with the community. !

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Hundreds of new library books are now on the shelves at East
Milton Elementary School.

Carter receives prestigious membership in
Milton photographer Tom zation. an engraved crystal Naiarre Beach. FL; the
Carter received a prestigious statuette was given to Carter. Grand Canyon, AZ: Eureka'
life membership and service Tom is a portrait and wed- MO; and 2 Tennessee water-
award from the Northwest ding photographer working ii .1falls.
Section of Florida Milton, Pensacola. Ja\. The\ have numerous state
Professional Photographers Bre%%ton. and the Ft. Walton: and national merit prints and
recently. The award \as pre- Beach area. He and his have merited 4, Storibook
sented by outgoing presi- wife-Gloria. especially albums. 2 of whichh were 1st
dent-Janeene Hollv of Ft. enjoN creating unique pictori- place winners.
Walion Beach. at a meeting of al bridal portraits in the Tom is especial\ proud to
the organization in Pensacola Northwest Florida area. as hold the Florida Degree of
Tuesday. Commemorating 30 well as such diverse places as Photographic Excellence in
\ears of ser' ice to the oraani- ia special one in Bagdad. FL,_ Portrait and \\eddinc

organization
Photograph one of only t.o
in the Northwest Florida area!.
The Carters are the parents .
of 2 daughters-Heidi Carter .
-And\ i DeGuire of Toledo,',
OH, arind Keena Carter
(Travis) Oran of Milton.
The\ are the proud grand-. ,
parents oft 3 grandsons--Joe.
Danny and Johnn) DeGuire .
of Toledo. A. granddaughter is
expected in April .

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Tom Carter is recognized for his photographic skills

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WALNUT HILL
RURITAN CLUB
32nd Annual Farm
Equipment Auction
Open Sale
Saturday. Feb.25 9:30a.m.
For Consignment, Call,
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8 miles south of Atmore
on Hwy 97 at the
Walnut Hill Community Center,

Pea Ridge Students ot the \Weel lanuar, 9 -13 2100 '.xerr-
(Kindergarieni Hector Alvarez, Keleigh Odom. Megar To-..nsend
Hunter \Vhite, Simeon Thies, Ca(eb R3amsaN Justin Pane, Brianna-
' Radle: (lst Cradei Richard Fisher, R.J. Guinn, Madison Hill, Kara
Cheatham. Jesus Delgado Danielle Brook' Kinsc, Carison. Colb,
Cox, lake Kelle\ 12nd grade us-hleee Hobbs, Jessica Richards
Chastain Ramsa\ Jordan Rabinooitz Seth Faass, Tyler Peterson,
Courtne\ Lo\\e, Matthew Caudell, Dexter Burgess; (3rd grade) Trey
Bradley, Nathaniel Thies Quentin Campbell Dallas Cole, Vaness
Padgett, And\ Pierce Kr, steal Cranston Corrie Tate- 14th grade' l',ler
Martin, Jamie Kirkland Doug Carpenter Cod\ Lo.,\e. HurnterCarrasco
Destiny Cook; (5th grade Scott Dunn, Ernile \allie. Antonne Smintih.
Katelynn Nelson, Charlie Clary, Coty Lowety and Bryan Coffee.

Pea Ridge Student io the \V-ek Janu.ar, 2 6, -2ito u\ere:
iKindergartenl-Brianna Racidne\ Zac:i Scruggs isaiah Oddo, Tori
McDonald Gerald \'\'assmer I \\. Cl'apman i lt ;rade.-Leland Knoch
Al\ssa Couillard Rachel Trimble Brittan, Thomas loseph Br.z IellI
Sa',annah Loce, ShelLb, I.icGotren ( 2nd grade -Shelib, Bund, Karlyn
Waters, Sarah Jacox, Maegan Emery, Nicholas Adamek,,Josh Hallford
Tannery Wood Courtne', beMiarcu.- 13rd grade.l-Morgan Hall, Gage
Baggeti. Eugene Bov\rnrn Brand. Allen, EBar, Ngu\en- 14lh grade)-
Br,,an Fuller, Michael \\'esrle,, Ashll Holland \ ltoria Perez -lexi-
.Gomez, Destinie Massey, (5th grade)-Christina Spivey, Sara Taylor,
T\ler Petreskv, Jordan Currev, and Nick Breland. ,

Natural Health Corner
By Jimmie D. Hill, N.D., Ph.D.
.The A'Iaral Heailthli Cori ,nr i, ti',dd ,-,lel 'i it formatioinal and edu-
cational piiipoS'E d Lii-is ei iini',.l advctc Please consult a medical
or health care prof.'ssci'",/a t \' lJ questions about your health.

Diets -Which
one is right for you?

The Low-Carb 'diet by far has been the most
popularduring the past ftev. )ears This high-protein
low-carb diet is actually four diets, according to
Robert' C. Atkins, M.D., author of New Diet
Revolution. First there is a very strict induction
period followed by ongoing weight lo.s, pre-main-
tenance, and maintenance. At each stage there is the
addition of some carbohydrates.
The South Beach is a variation on the low-carb
diet.Arthur Agat.ton,. MD.. deeloperof the South
Beach Diet,.describes the diet as "using the good
fats" Mediterranean oils'- Olive Oil, Canola Oil,
The Omega 3-Fish Oils and the oils found in almost
all nuts, along with the good carbohydrates, which
are the vegetables, the whole-grain breads and
whole fruits. That, combined with strategic,snack-
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occur to so many Americans shortly after they fin-'
ish a meal!! This diet makes the most sense to me.
The Low-Fat diet is most closely associated with
the late Nathan Pritikin and Dean Ornish, M.D.,'
author of Eat More. Weigh Less. The Pritikin Diet
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amounts of sugar and white flour.
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advocates a balanced diet. This regimen is com-
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hunger-inducing insulin as much as a low-fat diet
that is top-heavy with carbs.
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from; there is also Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig,
and many others. Just remember which ever diet
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Baseball signups are
underway at E. Milton
The East Milton Youth
Association baseball and softball
season is approaching offering T-
ball, coach pitch, player pitch
and softball.
Registration will be every
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
,through Feb. 25.
, Cost for registration is $65
for the first child adn a $5 dis-
count for each additional child.
East Milton Youth
Association is also looking for
coaches and sponsors.
For more information or
directions contact baseball direc-
tor Bryan Hutchinson at 626-
4677, Dan Melvin at 525-9395 or
visit them online at
www.myspace.com/eastmilton-
ballpark.
PARA registrations are
now through Feb. I Ith
PARA Baseball and Softball
Registration will be held every
Saturday beginning until Feb.
Rthegistrations will be held
from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the
Teener Complex in the center of
the Santa Rosa SportsPlex on
Ghumuckla Highway.
Registration fee is $95.00
until Feb. 11 and then will
increase to $110 after February
11th if openings remain available
in the respective leagues.
For further information visit
our website at www.parayouth-
sports.com or call 994-8757.
Milton Power tryouts
to be held Feb. 25
The Milton Power All-Star
Cheerleading tryouts will be held
Feb. 25 from 9 a.m. to noon at
the Milton Community Center on
Byrom St.
These tryouts are for male
and females who are in the third
grade or older as of the 2006-07
school year..
There will be a $3 tryout feel
and those wishing to try out need
to be dressed in shorts, t-shirt,
and tennis shoes.
For more informaiton please
contact the Milton Community
Center at 983-5466 and ask for
John Norton.
Tickets on sales now for
Milton football banquet

The Milton High Football
Boosters will hold their annual
football banquet on Feb. 13.
The banquet will begin at
6:30 p.m. and will be held at the
First Baptist Church in Milton.
Everyone is invited to attend
and tickets will be $10 per person
at the door.
jay rec association to
have sign ups Feb. I I
The Jay Recreational
Association will be having base-
ball, softball, and T-ball registra-
tion from 8:30 a.m. until noon on
Feb. 11 at the Jay High School
Gym.
All participants need to bring
their birth certificates.
:' For more information call
W675-3300.
Anyone who is interested in
umpiring for the 2006 baseball
-and softball season is to call 675-
'3300 or call 572-9292 to make
your interest known.
Future Stars Clinic
at PARA on Feb. I I
Future Stars Softball Clinic
will be held at the Pace Area
'Recreational Association on Feb.
11.
The clinic, which costs $30,
will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 3
p.m.
Registratons will be taken
,the day of the clinic and players
will ned to bring their equipment
and lunch.
For more information con-
tact Susan Williams at 623-8807
or 393-4281.
Futbol Santa Rosa sign
up for soccer underway
Signups for Futbol Santa
,Rosa's spring soccer season is
underway.
The season will run from
March 25 and run through May
13.
Age groups are U-6 through
'U-18 with fees ranging from $50
to $70.
For more information go to
www.fcsantarosa.com

Crowe set to prowl D-I soccer fields

E Pace defender signs scholarship with Birmingham Southern University

By BILL GAMBLING
PG Sports Editor

Kasey Crowe was the cen-
ter of attention at Pace High'
School, which is something this
soccer defender is not use to.
But it has been five years
since a Lady Patriot signed to
play for a Iivision-I soccer
program.
On Thursday Crowe signed
her letter of intent to play for
the Lady Panthers of
Birmingham Southern of the
Big South Conference.
Crowe settled on
Birmingham Southern after
looking at the soccer programs

Kasey Crowe
Pace HS Soccer
Signed with:
Birmingham Southern

at the University ;of. West
Florida and University of South

Alabama.
"It is a really good campus
and the coaches were very
nice," said Crowe, who. scored
three goals this season despite
being a defender. "I am excited.
about the program and have
alreadybeen looking at the Big
South website a few times to
see who will be on our' sched-
ule." ,
The Lady Panthers soccer
program is coached by Keidane
McAlpine, a Birmingham
Southern soccer player in his
fifth season as head coach fin-
ishing 8-12-1 in 2005 .
During that time

Birmingham Southern has won
the Big South Conference title.
a NCAA Division I tournament
appearance, and being declared
the coach of the year.
Prior to joining Division I
the Lady Panthers claimed the
TranSouth title in 2000 and the
NAIA Region XI title and a
National Tournament berth
2000 under Coach Lorrin Etka-
Shepherd.
For McAlpine the addition
of Crowe is just one of seven
signing in 2006.
"Kasey is a fantastic ath-
lete," McAlpine said "She's
strong in the air and hard in the

tackle and will be a valuable
asset to our defense this sea-
son."
Other signees for McAlpine
and the Lady Panthers are Lydia
Rice, Erin Carter, Ruth Hanks,
Claire Hooten, Katherine
Konker, and Brittany L ons.
"As a freshman I never
thought about. going to a col-
lege," said Crowe. "Now we are
here and it seems like the foui
years ha'e gone by really fast."
One exciting fact about
Birmingham Southern is she
could be playing a new position
when she joins the squad this
See. CROWE. Pg. 3B

in Mrilton is the

lone sur ivor

U Playoffs take toll on area

Santa Rosa County teams

Milton's Maurice Lantry had a tall object to shoot over in Navarre's Jeff Van Camp. The Panthers proved
to be -very patient offensively as the Milton defeated the Raiders 59-33 to advance 'in the District 1-4A
basketball playoffs being held at Washington High School in Pensacola.
Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin

Girls' teams are one and done

1 Jay and Central fall in

By BILL GAMBLING
PG Sports Editor ,, ,, .

For Jay they were excited to
be. in the game after the first
quarter.
But then a sleeping giant
awoke as Ponce de Leon went
on to defeat the Lady Royals
64-23 in the opening round of
the girls 2A Region 1
Quarterfinals.
"We felt real good at the
end of the first quarter since we
were only down 12-7," said Jay
Head Coach Becky Holley.
"Then we got hammered by
their big girl in the second and
third quarters.
"She is 6-2 or 6-3 and she
scored 21 points in the second
and third quarters alone."
As Ponce de Leon went to

their big girl they outscored Jay
46-12.

By BILL GAMBLING
PG Sports Editor
The Milton Panthers set
several goals for this season.
but they are still a long way
from achieving them.
On Wednesday the Panthers
came one step closer with a 59-
33 win over Navarre in the sec-
ond round.of the District 1-4A:
tournament.
Milton will have faced off
on Friday against Woodham. a
75-58 winner over Gulf Breeze,
to see who will play in tonight's
district final at 7 p.m.
The game started a little
slow for some as the Raiders
implemented a zone defense in
hopes of slowing down
Milton's Adam Allen.
It might have slowed them
down a little as the Raiders
were able to get early rebounds,
but it did not work for long.
"We took our time and set-
tled down to. get use to what
they were doing," said Tolbert.
"As we ran our offense we
picked it up and picked up the
energy level."
Milton took a 10-8 lead at
the end. of the first quarter
thanks to Jeremy Millar trey to
start the game.
The Panthers were very
deliberate in their offense and
took care of the basketball as
they committed only three
turnovers for the entire night.
In the second quarter
Milton went on a 15-9 run as
started to open things up
Tolbert hit two three pointers in
the final minutes of the second
quarter.

"Coach Short said to make
a big play and that is what I
did," said Tolbert, whose two
baskets extended a five-point
margin to 11.
Milton continued on and
slowed started building on the
lead as Adam Allen and
Navarre's Jeff Van Camp went
to war underneath.
"There was a lot of beating
and banging going on tonight."
said Allen "I know one guy hit
me twice in a row."
Allen was not fazed by the
physical play as he quietly
scored a game high 21 points
for the Panthers.
Tolbert and Bender were
next for Milton with nine points
each, while Millar added eight.
"We didn't play great
tonight," said Milton Head
Coach Tim Short. "But we
played better.
"We still could be a 22-5
team that gets beat and not have
See, BOYS, Pg. 4B

Krista Autry drew the task
of shutting down Ponce de
Leon's big girl in the middle.
"She is a very strong and
big girl," said Holley. "Ponce de
Leon itself has enough girls on
the team they could field four
different teams.
"And they get to play bas-
ketball all year long since they
are not a football school."
After gaining their fourth
win of the season in the District
1-2A opening round, Jay earned
the chance to extend their sea-
son.
"Tonight we just got out-
manned," said Holley. "But we
fought hard and had a strong
end of the season.
"I knew we were capable of
See, GIRLS, Pg. 3B

Baseball season is underway and the excitement is evident by this
close play at third base during the first game of the Milton Pre-
season Tournament between Navarre and Pace. The Patriots
Chris Sorce avoided the tag at third and would eventually score.
The 2006 baseball preview is on Page 4B of today's Santa Rosa
Press Gazptte. Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin

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Sports

Testing your athletic future

By BILL GAMBLING
'G Sports Editor
I never dreamed of going to
college when I first began high
school.
And athletics at the college
level cduld best be described as
a fantasy larger than my waist-
line today.
But I can say the best friend
I didn't realize in high school
was my guidance counselor.
He was the only one who
could imagine me in college
and all he %%anted to talk to me
about was taking the NEDT, the
ASFAB, ACT, SAT, and every
imaginable test which was mul-
tiple choice. -
I don't know where Mr.
Ireland, Ms. Davenport, and the
S est of the guidance counselors
are toda\. but I wish they could.
bend the ear of today's, high
school athletes.
Colleges are becoining very
selective because of what the
kCAA is trying to do. with
graduation rates and other stan-
dards.
If the respective colleges do
not meet these standards they
could be faced with sanctions to
include the loss of scholarship
dollars, exclusion from post
season pla\. and worse yet the
stoppage of the program alto-
' gether.;
I don't agree with some of
their methods in calculating
this, but I understand their.
"desired plan. w'hich.is to keep
hill\ from going to college and
corning out with nothing.
College athletics do not.
need another Dexter Manley.
For those who don't
remember, Manley -is the for-
mer Washington Redskins
-defender %t ho admitted publicly
that he couldn't read.
How can a young man like.
S Manley get through high school

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and college, yet still not be able
to read.
That is what the NCAA is
out to eliminate no matter how,
bad their tactics appear. '
Because of these standards
there are young men "who will
be taking test as we speak in an
effort to qualifN.
Speaking as a person who
has paid for: and sweated
through these tests .armed with:
a fist full of No. 2 pencils don't
wait until the last minute to take
these tests.
Thanks. to the people Imen-
tioned earlier and some high
school coaches who felt I had
'some promise they stressed I
needed start taking tests like the
SAT and ACT.
Just recently the high
school graduates. of 2005, 06,
and 07 must have 14 core.
courses to be eligible, to. prac-
tice. pla\, and receive: financial
aid at a Division-I or Di\ision-
II school. .
In 2008 you must have 16
core courses under the follow -
ing breakdown: four years of
English. three years of math
iAlgebra I or higher), two years
of natural/ph\ sical science (one
must be a lab science ., one year
of additional English, math, or
science, two years. of social

studies, and four years of addi-
tional core courses (from for-
eign language, nondoctrinal
religion, or philosophy).
Feel overwhelmed yet?
I don't know what is harder
after looking at the NCAA ini-
tial-eligibility clearinghouse,
qualifying to play college
sports or becoming a parent.
And I haven't even tried to
comer the requirement for the
ACT or SAT.
Since moving to Santa Rosa
County amrnproud to say I do
not know of a single young per-
son who has failed to qualify
through the clearing house.
But some fans of schools
like Florida. Florida State.
Mississippi. Mississippi State,'
MNiami. and other football
schools in this categorN started
the month wonderingg who will
sign w ith their school.
Now they are %wondering of
those %who signed, how many
\ill qualify so the%\ will be eli-
gible their freshman year.
I am not trying to scare you.
but trying to help a talent rich
group of high school students.
Please don't wait until your
senior \ear to worrN about qual-
if) ing for college.
Plan like \ou are going and
\when that opportunity\ arises
,\ou w ill be all the better for it.
And those tests, which,
sound more like the letters in
my bowl of alphabet soup, will
riot only help )ou qualify for.
college, but will help. you' on.
that other test which echoes
each spring -FCAT.
Ma\be I might be craz\
about caring. but I learned the
hard kway that opportunity real-
IN onl\ knocks once.

S", Story written b;Y
Bill Gamblin. Reach him
at sports@ srpressgazette.com

Kasey Crowe (center) signs to play soccer at Birmingham Southern College while her dad Warren Olson
and mother Debra Crowe-Olson look on. Also watching from the back row (left to right) are Pace prin-
cipal Frank Lay,- Pace soccer coach Joey Goodwin, brother Kieran Crowe, and soccer coach Louie Sahin.
., Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin

Crowe

Continued From Page One
fall.
"Coach NMcAlpine moves
people around to % here they are
confident in what the\ are
doing." said Crowe. "So this
fall I could be playing a whole
new position and I am excited
to eet started %with a newt team
and meet new friends."
Probably\ the only person
saddened b\ this news is Pace
gtrls head coach Joey Goodwin.
-"KaseN is a true leader and
has w worked very hard to achieve
what she has today." said
Goodwin. "She has been a four
\ear starter for us and by get-
ting this opportunity to play
Division-I soccer is an inspira-
tion to our upcoming seniors."
Crowe is the first Lady
Patriot 10o sign a, Divisioin-
scholarsuhp since Sarah Htighes
signed a soccer scholarship
With the University of Central

Girls

Contined From Page One .
getting this far and the girls
did the work to do it."
Ta)lor Doler led Ja % with
seven points followed b\
Amanda Barlotw with four.
while Joy Gand\ and Tiffany
Odom added three points each.
Holley will be losing three
girls from what w\as a 'ern
young and inexperienced
squad as seniors Jessica Ellis.
Odom,'and Hannah Doughrt
Will be graduating.
"Our younger pla\ ers defi-
iitely got a lot of pla ing ime
to help them towards next
year,' said Holley. "We ne\er

.kne, .%ho %would stand up and
start
"But that was a good thing
for us as eter\one got a good
bit of playing time."
On Thursday the girls"
basketball season also came to
a close for Central High as the
Lady Jaguars.
Central lost to Malone 55-
26 in the girls A Region I
Quarterfinals.
No other details were aaitl-
able at press time.

Story \\'riiteii by'
Bill Gamblin. Reach hin
at sports@'srpressga:elte.coint

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'"I think this will get the
other girls excited," said
Goodmtin. '"I think the other
players t ill see that b' working

hard they too can play soccer
after high school."
Story written by
Bill Gamblin. Reach himd
ait sports @stpressga:ete.coin

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Monday Ladies League
Oops Alley
Feb. 6, 2006
High Game Women: Terrie
Hicks 168
High Game Team: Puddi-Cats -
.452 .
High Series Women: Terrie Hicks
- 439
High Series Team: Puddi-Cats -
119 2 :. '
League Standings: 1. PuddiCats
17-7; 2. Three Blind Mice 15-9; 3.
JBowling Sassys 13-11; -1. WVildcats
1,3-11; -5. Prowlers 12-12; 6.
Bowling Chicks 12-12;. 7. Hit-n-
Miss, 9-15; 8. Garfield Pets 4-20

W.U.M.1 Church League
Oops Alley
Feb. 7, 2006
High Game Men: Ke in
Glydewell -202
High Game Women: Sherrie
Kopinski 1-72 '

High Game Team:
Sweepers 637
High Series Men:'
Glydewell 524
High Series Women:
Pinkston 490 '. '
High Series Team -
Sweeoers 1825

Lane

Kevin

Vicki.

Lane

League Overall Standings: 1. Pin
Droppers 15-5; 2. On Strike 12-8;
.3. Pace Community #2 11-9; 4.
Lane Sweepers 10-10; '5. Pace
Community #1 10-10; 6. Holy
Rollers 9-11; 7. Turkeys 8-12; 8.
Jokers 7-13

Stonebrook
Ladies Association
Belle of the Month: Carol
Lehman
A-Flight: Gross- 1. Charlotte
Wheeler, 2. Bonnie Cook, 3. Sue
colyer. Net- 1.. Carol' Leh,man. 2.
Audrey Belanger, 3. Linda
Reddish
B Flight: Gross- 1. Joann Doman,
2. Nancy Stevens, 3. Joann
Quesinberry. Net- 1. Liz Giles, 2.
Jamie Trombley, 3. Joyce Parazine
Birdies: Carol. Lehamn #15,
Bonnie Cook at #12, Audrey
Belandr on #8, and Kateri Baker
on #3
Chip-ins: Dianne Johnson
Roller Hockey
Feb. 1
Black Hawks 3, Panthers 2
Blackhawks Goals: Matt
VanGemerden (2),e Bradonr
Parrish. Assists: Sean Ennis.
Panthers Goals: Andrew Parrish'
(2).

Black Hawks 4, Lightening 4
Black Hawks Goals: Matt
VanGemerden (3), Sean Ennis.
Assists: Brendan Peters'.
Lightening Goals: Grant Wilson
(2), Austin Parkinson (2).-Assists:
Levi Leet, Natalie O'Donnell.

Feb. 4
Sharks 5, Lightening Two 3
Sharks Goals: isaiah Wilhite (2),
Ryan Spink (2), Hunter Dellinger.
Assists: Wilhite (2), C.J. Ortiz.
Lightening Two Goals: Brandon
Kron (2), Zack Stock. Assists:
Kron, E.J. Troup, Robert
Goodspeed.

Tigers 2, Bulldogs 2
Tigers Goals: Alex Nicholas, Joe
Stephens. Assists: Jack Nicholas
(2).
Bulldogs Goals: Sean Nichols,
Lee Benton. Assists: Jesse Parson.

Feb. 6
Beavers 3, Sharks 2
Beavers Goals: Chris Rawson
(2), Chandler Posey. Assists: Keith
Wilbur.

Sharks Goals: Terr\ Ead\ Kein
Long. Assists: Bobb\ Turle\ Mike
Kmetz. .

Brawlers 4,.Hard Targets 2
Brawlers Goals: Ramsey Cox
(2). Mike McDuff (2). Assists:
Ethan Taunton (2), Jim Pruss (2).
Hard Targets ,- Goals: Jonathon
Pulaski (2). Assists: Tony Lund

Roller Hockey Points Leaders
10 & under
1. Davis VanGemerden 15 points
(13 goals, 2 assists), 2. Matt
VanGemerden 9 points (9 goals),
3. Brannon Smith 7 points (3
goals, .4 assists), 4. ,Brendan
Peters 7 points '(4 goals, 3
assists), 5. Sean Ennis 6 points (4
goals, 2 assists), 6. Andrew
Parrish 5 points (4 goals, 1 assist,
- Austin Parkinson 5 points '4
goals, 1 assistt. 8. Grant \\ilson 4
points 13 goals. 1 assist I, 9 Jacob
Bradle' 2 points ( 1 goal, 1
assist, 10. Leti Leet 2 points (1
gqal, 1 assist). 11. Kayce Bradley
1 point (1 goal), 12. Brandon
Parrish 1 point (1 goal), 13.
Natalie O'Donnell 1 point (1
goal), 14. Michael Turpin 1 point
(1 assist).

11 &up
, 1. Lee Benton 7 points (5 goals, 2
assists), 2. Jack Nicholas 6 points
(4 goals, 21 assists), 3. Isaiah
Wilhite 6 points (4 golas, 2
assists), 4. Alan Mitchell 5 points
(3 goals, 2 assists), 5. Brandon
Kron 5,points (2 goals, 3 assists),
6. Joe Stephes 4 points (4 goals),
7. E.J. Troup 4 points (2 goals, 2
assists), 8. Cooper Stock 3 points
(3 goals), 9. Ryan Spink 3 points
(3 goals), 10. Hunter Dellinger 2
points (2 goals) 11. Sean Nichols
2 points (2 goals), 12. C.J. Ortiz 2
points (1 goal, 1 assist), 13. Blake
Busbee 1 point (1 goal), 14.
Tiffany Boisvert 1 point (1 goal),
15. Jon Gibson 1 point (1 goal),
16. Kris King 1 point (1 goal), 1 7.
Davis VanGemerden 1 point (1
assist), 18. Levi Leet 1 point (1
assist), 19. Robert Godspeed 1
point (1 goal), 20. Zack Stock ,1
point (1 goal), 21. Alex Nicholas
1 point (1 .goal), 22. Jesse
Parsons 1 point (1 goal).

Adult Hockey League
1. Terry Eady 10 points (6 goals,
4 assists), 2. Mike McDuff 10
points (5 goals, 5 assists), 3. Mike
Kmetz 9 points (5 goals, 4
assists), 4. Ramsey Cox 7 points
(7 goals), 5. Jim Pruss 7 points (4
goals, 3 assists), 6. Jonathan
Pulaski 7 points (5 goals, 2
assists), 7. Chris Rawson 6 points
(5 goals, .1 assist), 8. Ethan
Taunton 6 points (2 goals, 4
assists), 9. Davo Majzun 6 points
(3 goals, 3 assists), 10. Tripp
Jordan 5 points (5 goals), 11.
Ronnie Hornbrook 5 points (3
goals, 2 assists), 12. Kenneth
Long 4 points (2 goals, 2 assists),
13. Keith Wilbur 3 points (1 goal,
2 assists), 14. Bobby Turley 2
points (1 goals, 1 assist), 15.
Kevin Garcia 2 points (1 goal, 1
assist), 16. Tony Lund 2 points (1
goal, 1 assist), 17. Lee Benton 2
points (1 goal, 1 assist), 18. Tom
Paux 2 points (1 goal, 1 assist),
19. Dave Weber 2 points (1 goal,
1 assist), 20. Jason Thomas 2
points (2 goals), 21. Pat Pulaski 1
point (1 goal), 22. Matt Welch 1
point (1 goal), 23. Sal Lopez 1
point (1 goal), 24. Chandler
Posey 1 point (1 goal), 25.
Heather Calloay 1 point (1
assist), 26. Jeff Snow 1 point (1
assit)

yadrutaS February 11, 2006

Page 3-B

Sports

Batter up, boys of spring

E Milton and Pace are ready for

of goals and

By BILL GANIBLIN
PG Sports Editor
Batter up!
Young men across Santa
Rosa County have begun dig-
ging in to take their hacks this
season.
For Milton they are* very
/optimistic and young in num-
bers. while Pace is filling just a
few' holes and have that rare
combination of speed, power.
and good pitching.
,, On Thursday both teams
took to the field in a preseason
tournament with Pace facing
Navarre and Milton hosting
Catholic in the nightcap.
Pace showed its programs
depth %with a 16-3 w'in over
Navarre
In this preseason game the
Patriots had \irtually the same
squad except for catcher, first
base, second base. and nght
Field.
", 'e pretty much ha`e the
same team," said Pace Head
Coach Charlie Warner, whose
squad went 23-5 last season
S 'hlMe claiming the District 2-
4A tide. "Our only new player
is at first base.
"'. The rest of them ha'e seen
S action at some point at the posi-
tions they are playing."
Firsi base is the position
vacated by former Patriot right
hander Glen Desposito. \\ho is
: in his freshman year at South
- Alabama.
For Milton they have sever-
al experienced players, but
youth will be called upon as the
Panthers look to get their first
district title since 2004. when
the Panthers claimed the
District 2-4A tide.
Last season the Panthers hit
hard nimes going 10-16
S "We are soung in num-
bers." said Milton Head Coach
Brian Howell. "We vill ha'e
: eight sophomores dressing out
and '%ill be keeping 7 later in
the season on \arsity.
"Also on the roster are six
seniors. \'ho all '\ill be start-
ing."
Last season the Panthers
S bats would come to life in
spurts, but this season How ell
and his group hope to have that
behind them.
-"We have really tried to
-.zoom through the basics and
ork on contact hittingg" said
Howell. "The key for us \niU be
no strike outs and pla\ small
ball.
"That \ill include us
bunting and execuung at the
plate."
For the Patriots. get ready
to see the bats sw' inging from

season

challenges ahead in '06

Pace Varsity

Schedule

@ Ft. Walton
Tate
,@.Nice ille
Crestview
@ Choctaw
Ft. Walton
@ DaVtona Beach
@ Daytona Beach,
@ Tate
Catholic
Niceville
Powerade Classic
Tournament '
Nike Inditational
Tournament
Gulf Breeze
@ Crestview
Choctaw
Milton
Pine Forest
Catholic

the left side of the plate.
"Our top four batters can
run and all four s" ing from the
left side of the plate." said
Warner. "We will be utilizing
out speed and power."

Milton Varsity
Schedule

2/14
2/17
2/23
2/24
2/28
3/3'
3/7?
3/10
3/13
3/16
3/17
3/21
3./23
3.24
3,28
4.. 3
4 !4
45
4 .'6
4,
4 11
4113
4 18
4,2 0

* Woodham "
@ Pensacolpa
Gulf Breeze .
.Pensacola
. @ Woodham -
@ Washington
@ Pirie Forest
@ Gulf Breeze
@ Navarre
@WSCC, Al.
*@ Hoover, Al.
Donaldson Academ\
Tate
Na arre
Crestview Tournament
TBA (K\.I
Harrison, K\.
TB \ K\.I
TBA Kv'.)
TBA I Kv
West Fla. Tech
Escamnibia
@ Pace
@ Tate

That could be %ery impor-
tant for Pace since Dismtrct 1-5A
is probably one of the toughest
around with a defending state
champion in Tate i2005 4A
Champion) along 'with 2005

Ethan Rodgers is the lone senior pitcher this season for the Panthers
who will be looking for a major contribution from six sophomore
arms this season.

(Above) Members of the Pace baseball team watch intently as they play their first game of the season in
the Milton pre-season tournament on Thursday. (Below) Milton third baseman Casey Smith takes a lead
before stealing third in the second game as the Panthers played the Crusaders of Pensacola Catholic.
Press Gazette photo by Bill Gamblin

tournament participants in
Nice' ille. Crest% iew. and
Chociaw.
"The only team in our dis-
trict that didn't play in the post
season in our district is Ft.
Walton Beach," said Warner.
"All the schools in our district
will be ver\ competitive with a
chance of the district seedings
coming down to the last game.
"So that will make our dis-
trict very exciting and challeng-.
ing."
Warner then paused before
adding, "And with our reputa-
tion I doubt if we will sneak up
on anyone.
".The'tournament will come
down to who is hot."
The hot team will not be the
only factor as the District I-5A
schedule is set so teams will
need to develop a third pitcher.
"There are times when you
will pla) back to back district
games on a Thursday and
Friday,' said Warner. "So hav-
ing that number three guy read
will be \ery important for your
success in the regular season.
Pace has PJC signee Chris
Sorce penciled in at tiumber
one, but the two and three spots
will come down to Ryan Sorce,
Wade Sheppard, and Caleb
Gindl, while Matt Lew is is
expected to see some innings
when necessary.
"We aren't projecting Matt
to be a regular pitcher for us:.
said Warner. "But he could see
some innings when we need a

fill in.
"The 'second and third
sports 'will come down to the
three, but it is a nice thing to
have that many arms available
to choose from."
. For, Milton their pitching
situation could come down to
some sophomores most do riot
know.
Ethan Rodgers is the lone
senior in the rotation, while jun-
iors Adam Allen and Weston
Lundsford are expected to see
action, but a majority of the
pitching arms are in the form of
six sophomores.
"This season's the sopho-
mores will play a huge role as
the season could rest upon their
shoulders," said Howell. "We
can use them as we need to and

pitch ,vith three, tour. or fi\e
guys going two innings.
"Last %ear \we were pitch-
ing .without a lot of depth,
w which is a different story this
year.".
District 1-4A w% ill be differ-
ent, which has Howell very
excited.
S"Last year Pace separated
itself and the rest -\ere battling
for second," said How ell. "This
year I like our chances.
"It is something to be able
to be competitive."
Howell is also excited
about the fact his Panthers will
be heard on 90.5 FM this sea-
son except for their games in
Alabama at this time.

Boys

Coniiniued From Page One
the season %w e had hoped for."
Milton did show\ more
patience especially in the sec-
ond half, Nwhich %was something
missing in twio late season dis-
trict losses at home to
Pensacola and Woodham.
"There were a couple of
shots I thought w'e rushed in
the second half," said Short.
"But for the most part w e came
out and made eight to 10 pass-
es and ended up with a two,
foot shot.
"So I was pleased for the
most part \with the patience %we
showed as a team."
In other district action-
involving local teams across
Northwest Florida
Pensacola Christian 44.
Jay 40
"No matter how\ hard \ou
will the ball to go it. the ball
has a will of its own "
That one comment sized
up Jay's 4-41. loss to Pensacola
Christian Academi on Tuesda.\
in Freeport
PCA took a 10-6 lead at
the end of the first quarter and
extended its four point lead to
five by halftime, 20-15.
But that lead quickly w\ent
away in the third quarter a, the
Royals tied the game 27-27 b',

the end of the third quarter.
So with eight minutes,
remaining the problem was
getting the ball in the hoop as
the Warriors outscored Ja\ 17-
13.
"W\\e had our chances." said
JaN Head Coach Lance
Youngblood. "We just couldn't
get a shot to fall and gain the
momentum.
"I thought %we took good
shots, but we probably starting
pushing a little and the ball had
a will of its ow n."
This was the sixth game
this season where the Royals
fell b\ four points or less.
"If a couple of these games
\when the other wa\% we might
have had a different season."
said Youngblood "But I am
not disappointed in this season.
"'I hase been pleased bh
our senior leadership and
pleased hok% our younger kids
got better as the season %went
along."
In their final cames at Ja\.
'senior lerem\ S. ick led the
Rosals v. ith 15 points [ hlule
Michael Wade was next with
14.
\Wade had lust come back
the last couple of games after
suffering an ankle injur\. w while
Sw ick stepped it tip at the end

of the season.
"Michael really played
%well at the end of the Near and
didn't show" any effect of the
ankle injury despite the pain."
said Youngblood. "He basical-
Il put the team on his back.
"And Jeremy did a real
good job stepping up and scor-
ing when 'we needed it at the
end of the season."
Youngblood is sad to lose
his t'wo seniors, but excited
about the future of his pro-
gram.
"You hate to lose Nour sen-
iors." said Youngblood. "But I
am happy because of hows our
young players ha'e stepped up
"So I am really looking
forward to what next season
holds for us."
Niceille 52, Pace 39
Pace took control earl\ on
in the first round of the District
1-5A tournament in Crest\ iew.\
but the third quarter got the
Patriots who lost to Nicesille
52-39.
Nice\ille trailed 19-17 at
halftime, but came out and put
Pace on the defense earl'
with a 21-8 run in the third
quarter to take an 11 point lead
3S-2"'.
Pace hung with the Eagles
in the final quarter but it the\

could not overcome the margin
from the third quarter.
"We played well in the first
half." said Pace Head Coach
Jim Sessions. "We killed our-
sel'es at the free-throw line.
"We w'ent 9-of-22 on the
night and a couple of those
were the front ends of the one
and bonus."
Jackson Moore led the
Patriots with 10 points fol-
loswed by Michael Loftin with
nine.
The Patriots will only lose
tw[o seniors Loftin and Alex
Fruge. whilee the rest of the
rosier \'ill feature returnees
including 10 w\ho 'were juniors
this Near
".As for next %ear 'we are
going to look to improve in all
areas." said Sessions. "We
were young this year so w%\ith
the experience that we ha\e
gained this Near \we will look
to ha\e a productive summer."
Central lost their first
round game to Paxton High
School in Paxton. but the score
or any addition information
\%as not available at press
time.

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March 6 Laurel Hill Home 300 MARCH 6 & JAY 5:00
March 21 EastHill A2aq 3:00 I MARCH 7 EASTHILL 3:30
March 27 Paxton Home 4:00 p MARCH 10 LAUREL HILL 4:00
March 30 Rockq BaqoU Awaq 4:00 p MARCH 21 ROCKY BAYOU 6:00
April 4 Rocky Baqou Home 4:00 0 MARCH 23 : PAXTON 5:00
I April 6 Pensacola Christian Academq Awaq 3:45 MARCH 24 MILTON 3:30
April 10 Paxton Awaq 3:00 P MARCH 28 EAST HILL 4:00
April 11 East Hill Home 3:00 P MARCH 30 ROCKY BAYOU 4:00
April 13 Laurel Hill Awaq 4:00 P MARCH 31 @ MILTON 3:30
April 17 Northview Awaq 5:00 P APRIL 3 4 NORTHVIEW 4:00
April 20 Pensacola Christian Academq Home 5:00 APRIL 4 PAXTON 4:00
April 21 Jaq Home 5:00 APRIL 6 @ LAUREL HILL 4:00
April 24-27 District Championship OWJC TBA APRIL 10 PACE 6:00
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AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL ZION
Isaiah Chapel AME Zion Church
503S Dr Martin Luther King, Jr
Dnre. MNilion

AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
Greater Bethlehem AME
5299 Richburg St.. Milton

ANGLICAN
Trinity by the Fields
S-:'980 West Spencerfield Road. Pace

APOSTOLIC
First Apostolic Church
5574 E High\as )0. Million
Pace Aposiolic Church
4763 Old Guemrnsey Road. Pace

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
Bagdad Ist .Asembly of God
4513 For'ith Srreei. Bagdad
East Milton Assemby of God
17 54 Ward Basin Road. bMilion
Ebenezer Assembl, of God
Ebenezer Church Road. J.aa\
Faith Chapel Assembl, of God
205 South Airport Road. Million
Fust Assembly of God
6163 Dogwood Dnse. Million
Glad Tidings Assemby of God
E. Highway 90. Pace
ia% First Assembl, of God
S 4-1100 S .Alabama Street. Ja\
*. McLellan Assembly of God
60150 Three Notch Trail. Million
Ness Hope Assembly of God
9550 Chumuckia Hay. Pace
Pace AssembiN of God
3948 Hs's 90. Pace
True Grace Fello'Aship Assembl. of
* God
517S Willard Norris Rd Million
welcome Assembl. of God
S 858 I Welcome Church Road, Mthlon

BAPTIST -ABA
Bern hill Road Baptist-ABA
3095 Berr.hill Road. Million
Bethel Missionarn Bapiist -ABA
617S Old Bagdad H\%. Milton
Fellowship Baputti Church ABA
5223 Hky. 90. Pace
S First Nssionanr Baptis t -ABA
S3949 Pace Road. Pace
Galilee Missrionary Bapust-.ABA
: :. H\ '90. Wet Milion

BAPTIST
At alon BapistL
4316 Asalon Bld Milton
East Side Bapust
4884 Ward Basin Road. Million
Faith Baptist
6423 Hamilton Bridge Rd. Milton
S First Baptist of Harold
S 1055 Goodrange Drie. Million
.. Mount Pilgnm Bapiusi
S5103 Dr Martin Luther King. Jr
Street, Mitlion
St John Diine Missionarn Baptist
5363 St Johns Street. Milton

BAPTIST INDEPENDENT
Bible Bapist Church of Pace
4.1ii:'01 ern Street. Pace
S' Bible Wa\ Baprist Church
: 59 6 Dogwood Dne Militon
Broansdale Baptist Church
Chumuckla H"i) Jay

Joy Bible Bapisti
8613 Hwy. 90, Miltonri
Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist
5550 Econfma Street, Milton
Solid Rock Baptist
6760 East Gate Road, Milton
Trinity Baptist
5301 Highsway 90. Pace
Vicior Baptist .
4000 A'.'dlon Blsd.. Million :.
West Florida Baptist
5621 Hwy 90, Milton .
Fil Am Baprist Church
5240 Dogwood Drie, Mtlion
BAPTIST -SOUTHERN
Aialon Baptist
4316 Aalon Bl'd.. Mtltn +
Bern dale Baptst Church
6730 Hyv 4. Ja,
Billon Isi Bapnst of Holle.-Na arre
SHighway 87 North Holley
Blackwater Baptist
11689 Munson Hw\ ilon n
Calvary Baputsi
Hsv,. S9. Allenlow n
Cora Baptist
12953 Hsy 197.Ja:,
East Side Baptist
4.884 Ward Basin Road, Milon
Ferris Hill Bapntist
S648 Chaffin Street Milton
First Bagdad Bapust ,
4529 Forsyth St, Bagdad
First Bapust of Garcon Point
1'80 Garcon Point Rd.. Million
First Baptist of Milton
6797 Caroline tS. Milton
Flonda Baptist Consennon
34 i1 Ashmore Lane, Pace
Flondaiown Bapsit
3851 Diamond Street Pace
Harmon\ Ridge Bapuist
5536 H\s. 90 \V, Pace
Hickory Hammock Baptist
Hickory Hammock Rd, E.Milion
Irrimanual Baptst
4187 Hws 90. Pace
lames Street Baptist
106 W\. James Sneel Milion
Iay First Baptist
214 S Alabama Street. Jay
Lis ing Truth Church iContemporar)
Meeting at S.S. DLxon Intermediate
School. Pace
Mount Cal'ary So Bapust
5300 Berr3 hill Road Milton
New Bethel Bapust
10995 Chumuckla Hwy Jay
New Life Baptist
6380 Bayberry Street. Mlton
Mount Pleasant Bapntist
6151 Dogrood Dr.. Million
Olivet Bapust
5240 Dogwood Drne Milton
Pine Lelei Baptist
3300 Pine Leel Church Road. Ja.
Pine Terrace Bapust
6212 Pine Blossom Road Ml ion
Pleasant Home Baptist
.S500 Pleasant Home. Nlunson
Santa Rosa Baprinst Asso.
6820 Huy. 87 North Milton
Spring Hill Bapust Church
9214 Munson Ha). Milton
Wallace Baptist Church
6601 Chumuckla Hwy.
Woodbine Bapnst Church
4412 W\oodbine Road Pace

BAPTIST -MISSIONARY
Mt. Bethel Bapust
175 Limit Street Milon

,il Eternal Trinity Lutheran Church
--Il- LC iIS

ll Rev. Daniel Thies, Ph.D. Pastor

Worship Services: Sunday 8:00 & 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School 9:15 a.m.
Clearly leaching God's unchanging Word

6076 Old Bagdad Hwy
http://eternaltrinity.org

Office Phone: 623-5780-
E-mail: Info@eternaltrinity.orgl

.Ne,, Macedonia Bapnst Church
-4751 Chumuckla H%%y. Pace
New Providence Missionary Baptistv
4175 Popcorn Rd.. Million

CATHOLIC
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
6-157 Park ,Ae SW Milion, FL

CHARISMATIC
Sheperd House Ministry
5739 Stesart St Mblion

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Bagdad Chuch of Chriti
-1413 Garcon Point Hwy Bagdad
Berrn hill Church of Christ
3679 Bern hill Rd Pace.
Church of ChnstL
301:11 Margaret St Milithon.
Jas Church of Chnrist
E. Highway \ 4.Jay
Margaret Sneet Church of Chnist
, 6745 Margaret Sueet, Miltion.
McLellan Church o Christ
Munson Hwy Milton
Susan St. Church of Chnst
600 Susan St Milton
West blilon Church of Christ
5300 Highs\ai 90, Pace
Pea Ridge Church of Christ
4400 Bell Lane. Pea Ridge

CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Ferris Hill Church of God in Christ
909 N. Alabama St Million
Hope MNiriitr, -Church of God in
Christ, Inc
113 Willing Street. Million
World Church of God
Milton Worship Center
5177 Steart St.. Million
Commnunjit Chapel Church of God.
430i)i Pace Lane,
South of Wal-Mart
Second Chance
Church of God in Christ
5887 N. Stewart St.. NMlion

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

COMANINITY OF CHRIST
Community of Christ
6656 Raymond Hobbs St Milton

CHURCH OF IESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DY SAINTS
Church of Jesus Chnst of
Latter da\ Saints
5737 Berryhill Rd.. Million

EPISCOPAL
St Mar,n's Episcopal Church
6842 Oak St Milton

FULL GOSPEL
Milton \ victory Mminstries
S7235 E Hu. y90 Milton
Living Faith Church
74100 Reformation Rd Milion

HOLINESS
Hollandtown Holiness Church
1851 Pineie, Church Rd. Jay
Cobbtlosn Holiness
471i(1 Green,,. ood Rd
Ja., FL 32565

INDEPENDENT
Grace Bible Church'
623 Chestnut, Milton

INTERDENOMINATIONAL
Esangel Chmstian Church
6763 Margaret St. NMilion
Ken Sumerall Mtrustnes
49011 Forest Creek Dr. Pace

IEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Jehoiah's Wimesses Milion
Congreganon
5696 Berrshill Rd. Million

LUTHERAN
Elernal Trinmty Lutheran Church
601.16 Old Bagdad H,., Nilion

METHODIST
Christ United Methodist Church
5983 Dogv.ood Dr Milton
Chumuckla United Methodist Church
9455 Hwy. 197. Chumuckla
Elizabeth Chapel United Methodist
Church
81.1)8 Chumuckla H%:, Pace
Ist Lnited Meth Church of Pace
4540 Chumuckia H'..y Pace
Woodbine United Meihodist Church
520011 Woodbine. Pace
Bagdad United Meihodist Church
454.10 Forsvth St.. Bagdad
First Liinned MeLhodist Church
6530 Berr, hill Rd Million
lai, Uruied Methodist Church
3si0 South Alabama Si ia,
Mae Edrard: N emonal Linited
Methodist Church
5052 NMulat Road. Milton. FL
Pine, lets United Methodist Church
1400 Pine\tew Church Rd Ja.s.
\\ele' Memeonal United Methodist
Church
-1701 School Ln. Pace. FL
Woodbine LiUned Methodisti Church
5200 Woodbtne Rd Pace

NAZARENE
First Church of tie Nazarene
5162 Asenida Del Fuego. Pace

NON-DENOMNINAT IONAL
Chrisuan Life Church
4401 Asalon Blvd Milion
Christian Life Church
4401. Avalon Blvd Million
Church of the L ming God
3375 Garcon Pi. Million
Net, Testament Church
52"' Gloer Lane, Milion
Shepherd House MNinismes
5739 N. Sie art Si Milton
Word Alive Chnsuan Church
5707 Stewart St.. Million
West Milion Church of Christ
5300 Highway 90. Pace

PENTECOSTAL '
Gospel Lighthouse Church
10001 Chumuckia Hw\ Pace
United Pentecostal
Church of Berr,.dale
7580 Hwy. 4,'Jay

PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
Mount Zion Pentecostal Holiness
Church
5532 Osceola Si Milorn
Chumuckla Pentiieosial Holness
Church
2841 H,,.) 182. 1ay

SCovenant Church of God
4645 School Lane Pace, FL 32571
"'Preaching the Gospel publicly and from
House to house." Acts 20:20

God is Moving!

Benny M. Turner, Pastor Service Times
Phone: 850-994-1273 Sunday 10:00 AM Worship
Fax: 850-995-1737 Wednesday 7:00? PM Study

Committed to excellence as we serve Jesus.
Come grow with us!

Hickory Hammock
Baptist Church i
Pastor Carl Gallups (since 1987)
Worship & Children's Chuich 8 30 & 10:00 am h-, .
Sunday School 9.00 & 10.00 am 0" .
Bible Sludy Foi All Ages 5.00 pm ,.
Wednesday Worship 6:30 pm -"
Preschool All Services
: 8351 Hickory Hammock Road. Million 623-8959* www.hickoryhammockbaplisl.org
Dynamic Worship Music Drama Children & Youth Ministries and lots motel

Pace Community Church

Reaching Seekers, Building Believers

Features...

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

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

1114- 06

994-4310

Www.PoceCommunityChurch.com

Future Plans...
* New worship facility now
under construction on 25
acre campus

Where? Currently meeting at Pace High School, 4065 Norris Road, Freedom Hall Ronnie Christian
When? 10:00 A.M. Sunday .Pastor,

Living Word Worship Center
557'3 Sie'.,an St. Milt,,n
Roe, ile Holiriess Chuirch
Munson Hwy., Milton
Cobbt[:i\on Holines4 Church
4700 Greenr.'ood R.:oad i H 164)
Ta\,FL 32.56?

PRESBYTERIAN PCA
\\esrimster Prehb,.tenan Church
SPCA,
66599 Park -Venuee. NMilihon

PRESBYTERIAN UISA
Fust Pirebyvtenai Church of MNliori
5206 Elmira Si Milton. FL
Pace Pres\ irenin C htich
45S' \\,-dit.lne Rd Pace FL

PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
Bethlehem Prirruille B.apipi Chur-ch

5339 Zero L liiiri, FL.
Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church
603',4thAv., NMlion. FL
PROTESTANT
Milton SDA Chuich
5288 Berrnhill Rd 1Mlion

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST

S Milio:n Seerth-Da',
S Adl.enist Church
52S, Bern, hill Rd Ntl ion

UNITED PENTECOSTUL
Firit Peniteosial Church o! Bagdad
4i 1o3 For,,th Si Bagdad

INEiVARD
Ba, Area \ near Church
i M.n Co,.mnmurir., Center
.. 5')" B,.romi Streer. Milton

Looking for individuals or groups more
interested in loving people and winning them
to the Lord Jesus Christ than they are in
buildings, entertaining, large numbers of
members or getting rich. Objective: Bible
study, prayer, praise and fellowship.
Please contact Hugh. Phone numbers
home: 850-626-4217 cell: 850-723-8046

Acts 8:35-38 Philip preached unto the eunuch. les". the eunuch _aId.
"See. here is u' after. hat dcoth hinder me to be baptized"' Philip said. "If
thou belieeth nith all [hine heart. thou ma\est And he ansv.ered and
said. I believe that Jesus Chrii is the Son orf God Arid he commanded the
chariot to stand tllnd he, 'en dov.n both into the ...amer, both Philip
and eunuch: and he baptized him "

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Welcome West Milton Church of Christ 994-6088

EPISCOPAL St. Mary's
CHURCH

Episcopal Church
The Rev .John Wallace
Services:
Sunday Holy Eucharist: 8:00 & 10:00 am
Sunday School: 9:45 am
StreetWednesday Holy Eucharist: 6:00 pm
6849 Oak Street
Milton, Florida 32570 Nursery provided
Phone 18501 623-2905 for Sunday service

Pace Assembly of God -5 vo n."''
-. Pace Assembly Minislries, Inc. i,, L ?. 4.i:,,
P, 1. LV n 4
3948 Highway 90 Fi. i. .:
".. '-Pace, Florida 32571-1998
Pastor Glyn Lowety.Jr. *,Cim .m"irn .. H .,;,u .:rI ,i.:,
Sunday School 9:45 am 'AF,'I T'.' T unr., :' aam
Morning Worship 10:45 am WHBRTV33 Mondays 9:00 pm
Campmeeting Servicq 6:00 pm

V' W ,n,.:1, 3.Tu.J, The Word 7.- p. ', c, c. mpT ., -' ti.rH .
T.iT 4,) 1 Ft.1 ..tF a 1 .
"A Church That Makes No Apology For, Te Old-Time Religion"

Celebrate with us!

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

CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
5983 Dogwood'Drive, (Hwy 89), Milton

Church Office: 623-8820 Robert West, Pastor

YOU'RE INVITED

CHURCH LIKE IT USED TO BE1

Come Visit Us!
Grace Bible Church
6331 Chestnut Street
Milton. FL 32570

623-4671

Dr. Dayton Hobbs, Senior Pastor
Rev. Tod Brainard, Pastor

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Morning: 11:110 a.m.
Sunday Esening: 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 7:110 p.m.

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.r First United Methodist:

Church of Milton

6830 Berryhill Street 623-6683

Worship Senrice @ 8:30 & 11:00
Sunday School @ 9:45
Youth Fellowship @ 5:00

Small enough to care, Large enough to serve!

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90 ANNOUNCEMENTS
92 AUCTIONS
94 MEETINGS
96 PERSONALS
98 TRAINING
EMPLOYMENT
102 DRIVERS
104 GENERAL HELP
106 HOME BASED
BUSINESS
108 HOTEL/MOTELS/
RESTAURANTS
110 LABOR
112 MANAGEMENT
114 MEDICAL
116 OFFICE WORK
118 PART TIME
120 PROFESSIONAL
122 RETAIL
124 SALES/
TELEMARKETING
126 SKILLS/TRADE
128 POSITIONS WANTED
GARAGE SALES -
STYLES SECTION-WED.
202 GARAGE SALES-SAT.
SERVICES
305 AUTO
310 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
315 BUSINESS SERVICES
320 CHILD CARE
325 DOMESTIC
330 EQUIPMENT REPAIR
335 FINANCIAL SERVICES
340 HOME REPAIR
345 LAWN CARE
350 SENIOR CARE
355 SEWING/ALTERATIONS
360 MISCELLANEOUS
SANTA ROSA
REAL ESTATE-RENT
402 APARTMENTS
404 COMMERCIAL
406 HOMES
408 LAND
410 MOBILE HOMES
412 ROOMS FOR RENT
414 ROOMMATES WANTED
416 VACATION/RESORT
SANTA ROSA
REAL ESTATE-SALE
502 APARTMENTS
504 COMMERCIAL
506 HOMES
508 INVESTMENTS
510 LAND
512 MOBILE HOMES
514 VACATION/RESORT
PETS/ANIMALS
702 BOARDING
704 LIVESTOCK
706 LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES
708 PETS
710 PET SUPPLIES
712 LOST PETS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
802 ANTIQUES
804 APPAREL
806 APPLIANCES
808 ARTS & CRAFTS
810 COMPUTERS
812 FARM EQUIPMENT
814 FURNITURE
816 JEWELRY
818 LAWN EQUIPMENT
820 LUMBER/HARDWARE
822 MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
824 OFFICE EQUIPMENT
826 SPORTING GOODS
828 ELECTRONIC
(STEREO;TV/VCR)
830 MISC./SALE
832 MISC./WANTED
834 LOST MERCHANDISE
TRANSPORTATION
902 AUTO SUPPLIES
904 CARS
906 BOATS
908 FARM EQUIPMENT
910 MOTORCYCLES
912 MOTOR HOMES
914 RECREATIONAL
916 SPORTS UTILITY
VEHICLE
918 TRUCKS
920 VANS
922 OTHER"

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DRIVERS
EXCITING move
HOGAN VAN n98%
no Touch Lots of
drop and Hook
U decide to run at
night. $2500-$5000
sign on bonus. Sin-
gles teams. 0/0
EOE CLASS A 877-
754-4320.

CNA/HAA/COMPANION NURSE
REGISTRY LOOKING FOR
CARING AND
COMPASSIONATE PERSONNEL
TO PROVIDE ONE-ON-ONE
CARE FOR CLIENTS IN
ESCAMBIA & SANTA ROSA
COUNTIES. FLEXIBLE HOURS--
GREAT PAY. CALL 995-0599

* :. 4

.ie

S: SATURDAY

.February 11, 2006

hgs

HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED
FULL TIME SMALL ENGINE
REPAIR/ SERVICE PERSON
NEEDED. MUST HAVE CLEAN
DRIVING RECORD AND
KNOWLEDGE OF DIESEL AND
GASOLINE ENGINE REPAIR/
SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE.
PAY DOE. APPLY IN PERSON AT
CRESTVIEW READY RENT. 311
JAMES LEE BLVD. CRESTVIEW, FL

Tne Sania Rosa Press Gazene will soon nave an opening in
the post-press department. Tiis position involves inserting the
sections of the paper together and placing ad circulars into
those sections.
This part-lime lob is a good opporunilly Ior extra cash ior
these who lust need a little spending money or some weekend
"mad" money
Hours %vary. out are normally Tuesdays and Fridays from 10
a.m. until 6 p.m.
If you're the type of person that others enjoy Deing around, if
you can take a job and make it enjoyable., i you understand
the importance of a newspaper making iI to people's homes
on lime.. then this lob may De ior you and you may just be the
person we're looking for.
The Press Gazetie is a drug-iree workplace and an equal
opportunity employment. Drop y Monoay through Friday 8
a.m to 5 p.m. to fill out an application. Call 623-2120 for more
details.

102
Drivers
EVERGREEN
TRANSPORTA-
TION needs drivers.
to run the 13 SE
states with both
weekly and week-
end hometime*. We
offer good pay and
benefits. Company
pays $1000. sign-on
bonus. If you are at
least 23 with a good
driving record with a
HAZMAT endorse-
ment please come
by our terminal lo-
cated at 300 Hwy.
95A,. Cantoment,
Florida across from
IP paper mill or call
850-968-1702.
FFE, THE F/S is
higher here' $1.11
Avg. $2.000 sign-on
$2.600 Relerral Bo-
nus Base Plate pro-
vided. No truck no
Problem. Low. pay-
ment with short
lease. (8001569-
.9298.
NOW HIRING
No CDL required.
Truck driver with
tractor trailer and
forklift experience a
must. 623-5385.

104
General Help
'ALL ABOUT YOU"
Now hiring stylist,
nailtech, etc. Excit-
ing new salon in Mil-
ton. Opening soon.
Call 983-1500. Ask
Mary.
ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS
for part lime
Toll Collectors for
Garcon Point
Bridge.
Musl be able to
work any
and all shifts and
weekends and Holi-
days.
For more
information call;
Mon Fr.
936-4600.
AMERICA'S DRIV-
ING ACADEMY
JACKSONVILLE'S
CDL SCHOOL AN-
NOUNCES ITS
GRAND OPENING!
"Financing Available
Call For Details
'8661889-0210.
I PLACE YOUR I
AD HERE
COOK NEEDED for
Bayou Cafe. Mon-
day-Friday. Call
994-9232.

104
General Help
AVERAGE POST-
AL EMPLOYEE
EARNS $57,000/YR
Minimum Starting
Pay $18.00/ir. Ben-
efitsiPaid Training
and Vacations. No
Experience Needed
(800)584-1775 Ref
45600. ,
I PLACE YOUR
I AD HERE
BECOME A Mystery
Shoppers ,
GAPbuster
is currently recruiting
mystery 'shoppers.
Get paid to shop
and improve cus-
lomer service. Apply
now at: www.gap
buster.com/xec.
EXPERIENCED RV
TECHNICIAN Wanl-
ed! Dealership in the
heart of Race Coun-
try needs quality, ex-
perienced RV
Techs. Great Bene-
fits. Pay based on
.experience. Hourly
shop. Fax Resume
Only to (704')455-
1439. No phone
calls please. Tom
Johnson Camping
, Center.

Drivers:

Dedicated!
Dedicated!
Dedicated!

Dedicated Customer Out of Pensacola.
No Back Hauls
Paid Odometer Mileage
Loaded & Empty
$50,000
or More Per Yr.
Plus Benefits
& HOME WEEKENDS
Call 866-592-7006
Ask For Bill or Neal
CDL-A w/1 yr. min.
Exp. required g

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104
General Help

LEARN
TO DRIVE
Tractor Trailers

15 DAY LOCAL
CDL TRAINING
a Full ana Pan Timj Cid.'o.
|.:,, ,'a n r r; rlri .3 r. *:lj
T ulll:.rr i :l'.,:u II qu llill 3
For over 29 years-
we've been training
America's Truckersl
CALL TODAY!
Truck Driver Institute
5750 Milton Road
Milton, FL
800-709-7364
CLEANING PER-
SON Needed.
Serious long, term
employment
applicants only.
Must be' relia-,
ble & dependable.
Must have own
car. Call 994-
1785.
NOW HIRING cash-
ier for Baileys Penny
Pantry 3840 Hwy
90, Pace. 994-7801..

APPLICATION BEING
ACCEPTED FOR PART
TIME OFFICE -
ADMINISTRATION
POSITION. CONTACT
DEBBIE COON M-F 8-5
623-2120

STEAK-OUT
STEAK-OUT
CHARBROILED DELIVERY
LOCATED AT 6404 N. 9TH
AVE. PENSACOLA IS
NOW HIRING FOR
DELIVERY DRIVERS
IMMEDIATELY. EARN AN
AVERAGE OF $13-$15
PER HOUR!
EXCELLENT LOCAL
COMPANY! APPLY IN
PERSON ANYTIME. OR
CALL 850 476-4444

104
General Help
DRIVER- NOW HIR-
ING QUALIFIED
DRIVERS for Cen-
tral Florida Local &
National OTR posi-
tions. Food grade
tanker, no hazmat,
no pumps, great
benelils, competitive
pay & new equip-
menti Need 2 years
experience. Call By-
num Transport Ior
your opportunity to-
day. (800)741-7950.
EARN UP to $550
WEEKLY .Working
through the govern-
ment. PT No Experi-
ence. Call Today"!
(800)488-2921

Ask lor Depariment
.i r ,

PT & FT
DIETARY AID
positions available
No experience
Necessary.
Apply in person at
Santa Rosa Health
and Rehab
5386 Broad St.
in Milton EOE
Drug ,Free
Workplace

104
General Help

HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
TRAINING FOR
-EMPLOYMENT

Bulldozers, Backhoes,
Loaders, Dump Trucks,
Graders, Scrapers,
Excavators
Next Class: Oct. 3rd
Train in Florida
-National Certification
-Financial Assisiance
-Job Piaemrrienl
800-383-7364
Asi.0,ialed Tdiriiri, btrvice
w, alsrisi:h1oIli comrn

Gas Service Technician I City of Milton:
Reqs: St.of FL Drivers Licenses, Class "A"
CDL required w/in 3 mos. Prev utility
installation exp an asset. Salary range
$16,494.00 $27,788.00 Annually.
Excellent paid benefits. This is a full time
City of Milton position. Contact Landrum
Staffing Svcs, P.O. Box 15700 Pns. FL
32514 (6723 Plantation Rd, Pns) or call
(850) 476-5100. Aps will be accepted thru
February 17, 2006. The City of Milton is a
Drug Free Workplace and EOE/AA
08 0

WAYSTOPACEANAD

I ~ 7 II Iu
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PRIVATE

PARTY ADS

$4.00/WK

up to 30 words
.25 PER WORD
per PUBLICATION
OVER 30
$1.00 OFF FOR
3RD WEEK
MUST BE PRE-PAID

GARAGE

SALE ADS

$5.00

up to 20 words
.25 PER WORD
OVER 20
PRE-PAYMENT
REQUIRED

COMMERCIAL

ADS

$11 .00/1 st week
$1.00 OFF EACH
ADDITIONAL WEEK
up to 30 words
.25 PER WORD
per PUBLICATION
OVER 30
SUBJECT TO
CREDIT APPROVAL

lassi

SALES PERSON
$320 Salary, bonus,
benefits, advancement.
Key Auto Liquidation
4340 Avalon Blvd.
Milton, Fl..
Ask for Coach Gordon
850-983-3000

A A

-THE NAVY EXCHANGE AT NAS
WHITING FIELD SEEKS A
DEPENDABLE BARBER TO PERFORM
A VARIETY OF BARBERING SERVICES
FOR AUTHORIZED MILITARY AND
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL. MUST BE A
GRADUATE FROM AN ACCREDITED
SCHOOL OR BARBERING OR
COSMETOLOGY & POSSESS A VALID
STATE DRIVER LICENSE. BARBERING
EQUIPMENT PROVIDED. COMMISSION
OPPORTUNITY, ELIGIBLE FOR HEALTH
CARE INCLUDING MEDICAL/ DENTAL/
VISION, LIFE INSURANCE, VACATIONS.
SICK LEAVE, PAID HOLIDAY, 401K, &
PENSION. APPLICATIONS AND
RESUMES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THE
EXCHANGE, BLDG. 3044, ON
BOARD NAS WHITING FIELD
FEB 8-11 FROM 8AM-3PM

Need Extra Cash?

Phone it in
"andUM" r
Visa or MasterCard.
2. Bring"ad in to 6629 Elvd St.,
Milton, FL 32570.
3. Fax your ad
to us at
(850) 623-2007
hours).
nce
in placing
your ad', call
(850) 623-2120.

I PAGE 8B THE SANTA ROSA PRESS GAZETTE FEBRUARY 11, 2006

104
General Help
MOVIE EXTRAS,
ACTORS & MOD-
ELS! Make $75-
$250/day. All ages
'and faces wanted
No exp. Required.
SFT/PTI (800)714-
7564.
NOW HIRING for
02006 Postal Posi-
tions $17.50-
| $59.00+/hr. Full
0 Benefits/Paid Train-
ing and Vacations
No Experience Nec-
essary (800)584-
1775 Reference #
"5600.
PLUMBING &
'HVAC.'R Jobs. Ex-
perienced PLUMB-
ING or HVAC/R
people needed. To
apply for HVAC/R
Jobs online-
www.hvacagent.com
-, PLUMBING Jobs-
www.plumbing-
agent.com or fax re-
sume toll-free
(866)396-4833.

PLACE YOUR

AD HERE
PUBLISHER'S
NOTICE
Milton Newspapers,
Inc. (dba The Santa
Rosa Press Gazette
and The Santa Rosa
Free Press) re-
serves the right to
censor, reclassify,
revise, edit or reject
any advertisement
not meeting its
standards of accept-
ance. Submission of
an advertisement
does not constitute
an agreement to
publish said adver-
tisement. Publication
of an advertisement
Does not constitute
an agreement for
continued publica-
ion.

SANTA RO

HUMAN R

EMPL(

.ANNOUl

ATTENTION:
given on ',our app
evaluated against
fications of the jo
;. length of related
training and educ
your application.
consideration in t
and selection prol
cations are evalu;
be placed on the
ranked according

Other than this
further notific

Surveying Techn
I
9.23 per hour
**02/13/2006 0
Note: All expert
tional requirement
documented on
qualification for
mined.
Minimum Qualifi
Anained Before t
HS/GED. LICE
must have a valid
Driver's License
and maintain said
employed in this
TIONAL: Prefe
for field surveying

Surveying Techr
Range: 12
**02/13/2006 (
Note: All expert
tional requiremer
documented on
qualification for
mined.
Minimum Oualifi
Attained Before t
HS/GED. (2) yrs
ing work. LICE
must have a valic
Driver's License
and maintain saic
employed in this

Veterans Service
Range: 22
33,886.01 DOQ
**Re-advertisen
those who previo
will NOT need t(
**02/13/2006 (
Note: All experi
tional requiremer

104
General Help
STEAK-OUT
CHARBROILED
Delivery located at
6404 N. 9th Ave.
Pensacola is now-
hiring for delivery
drivers immediately.
Earn an average of
$13-$15 per hour!
Excellent local com-
panyl Apply in per-
son anytime. or call
850 476-4444
THE NAVY ex-
change at NAS
Whiting Field seeks
a dependable
barber
to perform a variety
of barbering serv-
ices for authorized
military and civilian
personnel. Must be
a graduate from an
accredited school or
barbering or cosme-
tology & possess a
valid slate driver li-
cense. Barbering
equipment provided
commission oppor-
tunity, eligible for
health care including
medical/denlal/vi-
sion, life insurance,
vacations, sick
leave, paid holiday.
401k, & pension.
Applications and re-
sumes will be ac-
cepted at the ex-
change, bldg. 3044,
on board NAS Whit-
ing Field Feb 8-11
from 8am-3pm

PLACE YOUR

AD HERE

WANTED CLASS
8,7,6 Diesel Me-
chanics with Certifi-
cation in CATS,
Cummins or Detroit.
Must have 5 years
experience. Excel-
lent pay and contin-
ued training.
(863)668-9525.

ISA COUNTY

RESOURCES

)YMENT

NCEMENT

The information
plication %\ill be
the minimum quali-
ob description. The
work experience.
action described on
will be an important
he entire application
cess. After all appli-
iated, sour name %will
employ ment list:
l1v.

announcement, no
ation will be sent.

tician I (6080)
lange: 10 $

12/20/2006**
ence and/or educa-
its must be clearly
application before
employment is deter-

cations (Must Be
lie Closinq Date)

:NSE: Applicant
d State of Florida
at the date of hire
I license while
position. ADDI-
rence will be given
g experience.

nician H (6082)
$ 9.70 per hour
D2/20/2006**
ence and/or edpca-
its must be clearly
application before
employment is deter-

cations (Must Be
the Closing Date
s exp in field survey-
NSE: Applicant
I State of Florida
at the date of hire
1 license while
position.

e Officer (6015)
$ 30,699.05 $

lent** Note: For
usly applied- you"
o re-apply
02/20/2006**
ence and/or educa-
its must be clearly

104'
General Help
WESLEY MEMORI-
AL UMC is search-
ing for a pianist for
Sunday mornings &
Wednesday ,eve-
nings. This is a paid
position. For more
information, call
994-6213.
WANTED
HANDYMAN. no-
experience
necessary. 626-8973
_, 6

114
Medical

THE HERITAGE OF
SANTA ROSA
"Committed to
Caring"

CNA
11-7

RN
11-7 shift

LPN/RN
3-11 shift

Cook

5530 Northrop Road
Milton. Florida
32570
(850) 983-8888
EOE

124
Sales &
Telemarketing.

LIBERTY
NATIONAL
Life Insurance Co
Is expanding its
operation and is
looking for people
to fill insurance
sales & service
positions. Average
annual earnings
$48,554. Fringe
benefit package:
2 retirement funds,
health insurance,
paid vacation.
convention trips &
many others.
No experience
necessary. We
have on the job
training. Contact
Don Wiggins at:
983-7576 or
Fax
resume to:
850-682-1523
Liberty National
is an EOE

305
Auto
CATS CARS Auto
Repairspecializ -
ing in electrical
work, lights, swit -
ches. alternators,
window motors &
regulators, etc.
Call Perry @
686-0061 for appt.

310
Business
Opportunities

ALL CASH CANDY
ROUTE Do you earn
$800/day? 30 Ma-
chines, Free Candy
All for $9,995.
(888)629-9968
BO02000033. CALL
US: We will not be
undersold!

documented on application before
qualification for employment is deter-
mined.
Minimum Qualifications (Must Be
Attained Before the Closing Date I
Bachelor's degree and (I1) yr of exp
counseling, inter iee ing, or assisting
veterans their survivors or depen-
dants: OR associate's degree and i2i
3rs of exp counseling,, interviewing,
or assisting veterans, their survivors
or dependants. In accordance with
Florida Statutes 292.11 "A county or
city veteran service officer must be a,
veteran \\ho served as a member of
Sthe Armed Forces of the United
States during a period of \\ar. as
defined in Title 38. U.S.C.; who :
served at least 18 months' active dutN
in the Armed Forces: and %%ho was
separated from such service under
honorable conditions, or the surviv-,
ing spouse of any such veteran.

Technical Services Librarian (3308)
Range: 30 $ 45,572.90 $
50,303.97 DOQ
**Open Until Filled**
Note: All experience and/or educa-
tional requirements must be clearly
documented on application before
qualification for employment is deter-
mined.
Minimum Oualifications (Must Be

Attained Before the Closing Date)
Master's degree in Library Science
from a University accredited by the
American Library Association and (1)
yr exp in technical services work in a
multi-library system, or (2) yrs in a
single library system..

Library Manager (3303)
Range; 28 $ 41,286.79 $
45,572.90 DOQ
**Open Until Filled**
Note: All experience and/or educa-
tional requirements must be clearly
documented on application before
qualification for employment is deter-
mined.
Minimum Qualifications (Must Be
Attained'Before the 'Closing Date)
Baccalaureate Degree from a four
year college or university, supple-
mented by an advanced degree from
an accredited School of Library
Science; (2) yrs exp in a library, (1)
yr must have been in a supervisory
capacity. **NOTE: Applicants with
public library experience will be
given preference over other appli-
cants.

Planner I (6037)
Range: 23 $ 32,253.19 $
35,601.49 DOQ
**Open Until Filled**
Note: All experience and/or educa-

310
Business
Opportunities
BANKCARD r
SALES $49. Lease=
$1440.7 $59.= 1791
Lifetime Vested Re-
siduals 1.65% +
19.50 -1009a above.
(888)637-2426 X
226 Exp Req.
.a ] .

-
COSMETOLOGIST
BE a part of a 210
Salon chain in Flori-
da, Make $$$, Ca-
reer Options. Hair

Cutlery (800)ASK-
Job1 EOE.
JOIN A LOG HOME
LEADER Original
Old Timer Log
Homes. Seeks Rep-
resentatives Great
Earning Potential.
High Quality Prod-
ucts Contact Mr.
Vesler (800)467-
3006 www.oldlimer-
loghomes.com.
PROFESSIONAL
VENDING Route -
No Bubble Gum
Here! Real snack.
soda, water. juice, li-
nancing available
with deposit. Great
equipment. Great lo-
cations. (877)843-
8726. BO#2002-
037: www.snackso-
davendingroutes.co
m
WANT TO make
money? Like easy
research? Travel to
your local court-
house property re-
cords office to look
things up & make
copies. Will Train!
Call Stephen or
Laura (877)571-
7900.

315
Business Services

AA HANDYMAN
SEMI-RETIRED
WISCONSIN
BUILDER
Seeking carpentry,
remodeling, ceram-
ic lile & small ma-
sonry jobs. Barry,
(850) 686-1100.

ABOVE & Beyond
Tree Service Li-
censed and Insured.
Free Estimates.
Don't wait until its
too late. We also of.
fer stump grinding
and Bobcat serv-
ices. Kevin Frey
(850) 983-7820. Call
us...or pay more!
ACCIDENT IN-
JURED All Personal
Injury "WRONGFUL
DEATH "AUTO
"MOTORCYCLE
"TRUCK "PREM-
ISE/PRODUCT "AN-
IMAL BITES 'SLIP
AND FALL "PEDES-
TRIAN A-A-A Attor-
ney Referral Service
(800)733-5342 24
Hours.
ARTIE KELLER
STUCCO. Licensed
and Insured. Con-
ventional and Syn-
thetic Systems. No
job too big nor to
small. Call 698-8327
or 626-9164.
AWESOME ON-
LINE Business Op-
ponunity!! Brand
NEW all natural vita-
min formulation
brought to you by
Don Lapre! Check
this out NOW at
hllp:i/www einco-
mewebsiie.com.
BUDGET HOUSE
Painting- Insured &
Licensed. Call Andy
@ 850-304-9680.

tional requirements must be clearly
documented on application before
qualification for employment is deter-
mined,
Minimum Oualifications (AlMust Be
Attained Before the Closing Date)
Bachelor's degree in Urban and
Regional Planning. Environmental
Science, Architecture. Landscape
Architecture, or related field and (10
yr of relevant planning and zoning
exp. OR Master's degree in Urban\
and Regional Planning or related
field and no experience. LICENSE:
Applicant must ha\e a valid 'State of
Florida Driver's License at the date
of hire and maintain said license
while employed in this position.

Testing \% ill be held on Thursday,
February 23. 2006 for
Communications Dispatcher 1,
Communications Specialist Trainee
and Communications Specialist I.
The APPLICANT must contact
Human Resources at 850-983-1948.
to receive their assigned testing time
for the date above. All applications
and supporting documents must be
received on or before February 13,
2006 at 4:30pm in order to obtain a
Testing time.

**NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE
MADE ON DATE/TIME**

FOR EACH POSITION APPLIED
FOR, ALL SUPPLEMENTAL
QUESTIONS AND ALL
REQUIRED SUPPORTING DOC-
UMENTS (i.e. diplomas, tran-
scripts, and/or certificates) LISTED
ON THE JOB DESCRIPTIONS,
MUST BE SUBMITTED BY THE
CLOSING DATE/S NO LATER
THAN 4:30pm. DOCUMENTS
MAY BE DELIVERED BY US
MAIL, FAX, EMAIL, OR IAND
DELIVERED.

If the required supplemental ques-
tions and supporting documents
are not in by the close date. your
application will not be submitted
for consideration. In an effort to
further assist applicants, we offer the
ease of applying online at www.san-
tarosa.fl.gov. Complete job descrip-
tions and applications are also avail-
able at the Santa Rosa County
Human Resources Office, 6495
Caroline Street, Suite H, Milton, FL
32570, phone (850) 983-1948, Fax
(850) 981-2003. Veteran's
Preference will be given in accor-
dance with Florida Statutes.

A Drug Free Workplace/EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

315
Business Services

Residential,
Commercial &
Industrial
New & Existing
Construction
Installation,
Service & Repair
Of All
Natural Gas
Appliances &
Piping Systems
Call Today For All
Your Gas Services
Needs

Lic#MG2008/
Insured
LACKTOPPAV
ING, residential &
commercial, tree es-
timates, one day
service on drive-
ways, senior citizen
discount. 1-850-436-
0500

PLACE

YOUR AD

HERE

BORDER TO Bor-
der Fence and Deck
Company. All types
ol fencing installed
and repaired. Spe-
cializing in privacy
fencing and wooden
decks. Our privacy
fences are built with
SCREWS. Free Es-
rtmates. 485-2532
C &S FENCE
Quick Service, Iree
estimates Cnain link
specialist, or wood
lence. Call 291-
4591. Local Li-
censed and insured.
BBB registered.
CALL ME for all
your mortgage
needs. "Even it your
credit isn't perfect"
Purchase, ReFi.
1000 Loans, No In-
come Verification.
Easy... Fast... De-
pendable. Bill Tim-
bie 850-380-0220
General Mortgage
Consultants, Inc
2160 Creighton Rd.
Pensacola, FL,
32504. www.billtim-
bie.com 850-479-
1665 lax 850-479-
.1908-
CELL, .PHONE
stores- WE FIND
LOCATIONS" Flori-
da $79K, Turnkey
start-ups all, inclu-
sive Complete
Training :*, 'Huge
Profit. Quick Re-:
turn* High Volume
'All Carriers Call
1954)796-0000.
COKER'S LAWN &
TRACTOR Service,
from trimming to,
tractor work. Clean
ups. raking, hauling,
mowing; bushhog-
ginhg; dirt work. Rea-
sonable rates, free
estimates 18501
529-0434 or (850)
623-0493. Licensed
& insured.
COMPANY AND
0/0O Needed 87
cents per mile all
Dead head paid +
fsc. Call Don Salts-
man CTC Trucking
Inc. (321)639-1522.
D&D REMODELING
INC. General Con-
tractor All Types
Home Maintenance;
Roofs to Floors,
Renovations, Decks,
Tile, Plumbing, Etc.
Evictions, Move-
Outs, Construction
Cleaning, Pressure
Washing, Painting,
Tree work, & Etc.
Locally owned.
FREE ESTIMATES.
Lic.#4710-0037952
CELL#261-1173
CELL#261-3598
DAN'S TRACTOR
works. Licensed and
insured. Bush-hog-
ging. Discing. Front-
end loading. Debris
removal. Dan Fran-
cisco, owner. Cell
(850) 529-8718
Home (850) 623-
8697
DIRT. CHEEP

Cleaning Service.
We Furnish Sup-
plies. Senior dis-
count with ad.
Homes, condos, offi-
ces. Call 384-2388
DIVORCE $275-
$350*COVERS chil-
dren, etc. Only one
signature required!
*Excludes govt.
fees! Call weekdays
(800)462-2000, ext
600. (8am-7pm) Alta
Divorce, LLC. Estab-
lished 1977.

315
Business Services
DOUBLE "B" Land
Clearing. Backhoe
Work. Licensed and
Insured. Bryen Bal-
lard. (850)994-5740"
or (8501232-1581.
EXPERIENCED
SITTER will, watch
your loved one in
nursing home set-
ling or at their home.
Call Katrhie 626-
8088.
G&E LANDSCAP-
ING AND TREE
SERVICES
Free- estimates,
credits 'card ok.
Grading. mulching,
weeding, trimming,
new beds, old beds
redone, clean ups.
clearing stump
grinding, iree remov-
al. 850-529-5650

HANDYMAN
CARPENTRY.
painter, plumber.
and lawn care.
Free Estimates.
reasonable rates
623-8271

IMMEDIATE
CASH!!! US Pen-
sion Funding pays
cash now for 8 years
of your future pen-
sion payments. Call
(8001586-1325 for a
FREE, no-obligation
estimate. www.us-
pensionfunding corn

IRENE'S PET Care
Pet Sitting
Boarding
Dog Walking
19 yrs. in Rescue
Million, Flonrida
18501981-1007

J&L HOME Im-
provement Services
We perform an as-
sortment of jobs.
Everything Irom the
exterior of your
home Io the interior.
Call today 983-3428

JANITORIAL BUSI-
NESS for Sale
grossing $120K.'yr.
Equipment & Sup-
plies incl. $33 250
850-479-8815

JESSIE TEEL'S
Cleaning Service
Jessie Teel
Owner/Operator
5512 Walker Rd.
Milton, Fl. 32570
(850)983-1436
Cell: 1850)516-6588
Free Estimates
Residential
Business

JOINER DUMP
truck and tractor.
Bobcal and iracior
work Driveways,
culverts, light, land
cleaning. Site prep
aid clean up. Fill
dirt, brown dirt and
limerock hauling.
Michael Porter,
1850)983-9888.
; Tony Joiner
(850)573-0669
LAND CLEARING/
Dozer/Tractor 'work
Specializing in col-
vert installation &
Driveways. Leveling.
. root raking, bushog-
ging, disking. Equip-.
ment and material
transport available..
By the Job or by the
hour. Call for esti-
mates. Call Billy
Rogers. 850-957-
4952 ,or Cell 850-
261-8407.
LOCAL HOME Re-
pair. Paint, drywall,
trim & tile. Fence re-
pair & installation.
10 years experi-
ence. Contact Paul
McMullen 850-723-
9767.
LOWEST PRE-
SCRIPTION PRI-
CES Less than Can-
ada. Better than
MedicareD. Fosa-
max 70mg $16.00,
Plavix $41.00, Lipi-
tor20mg..$37.00/mo
nth.Viagra
100mg..$2.75/pill.
Global Medicines
(866)634-0720
www.globalmedi-
. cines.net.

MARTIN'S

COMPLETED
TREE & Stump
Removal. Mobile
Licensed & Insured
(850) 417-3085
MOBILE HOME
Brokers. Major and
minor repairs. Re-
roof, patio covers,
screen rooms, level-
ing, locally owned,
operated. Free esti-
mates. 100% Fi-
nancing WAC. Call
857-1051.

315
Business Services

MIKE KAYLOR
Cement Mason
*Patios
*Walks
'Driveways
Free estimates.
no job too small.
Quality work 'at
affordable prices.
994-0897.

NEED A LAWYER"
A-A-A ATTORNEY
REFERRAL SERV-
ICE "Divorce "Cus-
tody "Restraining
Orders "Visitalaon
"Properry "Modifica-
tions 18001733-LE-
GAL 1800-733-
5342). -

NEW CONCRETE
Construction
Patios Driveways
Slabs. Screen
rooms
Also Tearout &
Replace damaged
concrete
Concrele workers
and Masons needed
nave transportation
(8501221-8715
NEW HOPE PAINT-
ING & WALLPA-
PERING "Drywall
repairs & patchwork
"Pressure cleaning
homes, decks, pa-
tios, driveways &
sidewalks) "Carpen-
Iry work crown
molding, paneling.
Inm base & case. iln-
stall cabinets & build
decks I Residential
Interior.Exterior.
Family owned busi-
.ness, over 30 years.
Call The Ericksens
ioday' (8501723-
2550 or 623-6034
PARTNER WITH
doctor's- Earn a
doctor's income Full
training & Support
Call 800) 311-9365
24 hours

PET MERCHAN-
DISE new or use for
consignment shop.
Opening soon.
Taking
Consignments
Contact 292-0492

FREEI Ipire (.ll I'fr
%..rklhtl i514.1434-7524
1851) N. '" St.
iI bIlk..N. I. j Nlarki li
PROFESSIONAL
VENDING Route:
Snacks, Soda. Wa-
ter, Juice Healthy
Snacks. All Brands,
Excellent Equip-
menitService iFi-
nancing Available
w'$7500 Down.
(877)843-8726:
AIN#2002-037.

PLACE

YOUR AD

HERE

STAY HOME and
Enjoy Life! Work a
Little and Get Paid a
Full Time Income. I
Do and I'll Show
You How. (800)311-
9365 24 hours.
STUMP-EASE
STUMP Grinding.
Most removals
'$35.00.. Discount for
multiply removals.
Backyard Adcessible
Licensed & Insured.
Local Contractor.
Retired USN. 232-
8746.
TAX SEASON is
,,HERE! Need help
on your taxes?
Please call me for
quick results at fair
prices. Lisa Bender
Bookkeeping and
Tax ,Service. Cell,
346-8563.
TNT CARPORTS
R.V. & Boat covers
Buildings,
Garages.
Portable Sheds
CARPORTS
Single $595
Double $695.
12 X 41-$1295
24 X 31 $1990
Galvanized Steel
Many sizes/colors.
Financing Available
Free delivery & setup
(850)983-2296 or
Pager 505-1867
VICKERS FENCING
"Making good neigh-
bors one fence at a
time." Specializing in
wood fences. New
installations and re-
pairs. Competitive
pricing. Licensed
and Insured. Free
estimates. 994-7585
or 791-0198.

320
Child Care
GROWING PRE-
SCHOOL needs
full time infant
teacher & part-
time afternoon.
teachers. Call
623-4930 or apply
at 4996 Glover
Ln.. Milton.

RED CROSS
Babysitter Course
Certified Teen
Available ror
Babysaiting. 14
years old, Mature
and Responsible.
$5.00 per hour up
to three children
Call 525-1737.

325
Domestic
DEPENDABLE
HOUSEKEEPER
TEN YEARS EXPE-
RIENCE REASON-
ABLE RATES CALL
994-6236
335
Financial Services

CREATIVE FI-
NANCING for ALL
your business
needs! Equipment
Leasing,. Specialty
Truck Financing,
Medical Working
Capital Loans, SBA
Loans, A,R Financ-
'ing. Business Ac-
quisition Financing.
18771452-1725
www.bluefinarcial-
services.com.

ERASE DEBT at
last' Stop collections
and finally gel
ahead. Proven suc-:.
cessiul program.
Slash monthly bills
Call now tor a FREE
Consultation.
(8001781-0830.

345
Lawn Care

CLARK'S LAWN
Care and General
Maintenance & All
Types of Tractor
Work. Licensed &
Insured. Call Mike
Clark at 626-2428

EMERALD COAST
Lawn Services
. ECL, LLC
' Mowing, edging,.
Sodding. Bush
trimming, Debris
cleaning-ups Local
Company'
Commercial and
Resideriial. Owner
Operated Licensed
and Insured
Icell 324-4035

PAGE'S TREE
SERVICE Trim, cul
& remove. Call, 626-
2159- w no answer,

FIREWOOD $50 a
load and up.

350
Senior Care

GRANNY NANNIES
Anfordabie Home,
Care Services.
SHighly Qualified
Personal Care
Givers Includes
CNA and HHA
available up to 24
hrs a day/7days a
week. Serving San-
ta Rosa and Es-
cambia Counties,
Quality Home
Health Care Since
1990.
"A Helping Hand
and A Gentle Heart'
995-0599 ,
Lic#NR30211252

VISITING
ANGELS
SENIOR CARE
*- ,In home
-iI Companionship
-*- Meals
Light housework
Errands
477-3858

355
Sewing &
Alterations

JUST JUDY'S
SEAMSTRESS
YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE,
FAIR PRICES.
Alterations
Dress-making
Repairs
*Weddings
*Formals
JUDY HARVEY
5901 Castle Drive
Milton, FL
626-6349

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360
Miscellaneous .
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Criminal Defense
Felonies...Misde-
'meanors, State or
-Federal
Charges...Parole...P
i roboaon.. DUI...Tral-
"fic Tickets. .Bond
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ATTORNEYS
-STATEWIDE 24
HOURS A-A-A AT-
TORNEY REFER-
RAL SERVICE
(800)733-5342..

EARN DEGREE on-
line from home.
'Medical, 'Business,
'Paralegal. "Com-
puters. Job Place-
Sment Assistance.
-.-Computer & Finan-
cial aid if qualify.
(866)858-2121
www onlinetidewa-
ienech.com.
FREE PUBLISHING
Guide. Have you
written a book? Pub-
.lish your book in
weeks and have it.
available for sale
S worldwide.
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,.ext.1738 or
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Stag, Whitetail. Buf-
S falo, Wild Boar. Our
s.'eason: now-
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phy in two days No-
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Milton Florida
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us
1850)206-9626
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MU' ROS

402
Apartments
1 BEDROOM tur-
nished apartment
with central heat &
c air. No pets. $400.
monlh, $250. dep..
.-Call-for appointment.
... '994-7246 "
S 2 BDRM/ 1 baih,
Central H;AC. water;
sewer, garbage- in-
cluded. $400
m o.$350 deposit.
Triplex- center unit
o ;on Dearborn SI.
S.(corner Dearborn &
Peachtree in Milton)
Drive by, then leave
a message. 712-
7513.
2/1 APARTMENT
S800+sqft $625, $625
Water view must
have rental history
554-8138
DOWNTOWN
MILTON-1 BR 1BA
includes urilies.r'lon-
smoking environ-
ment, no pets.
$675/mo. 572-7773
or 516-6848
MILTON
BRICK
.. duplex 2 bdrm/1
bath, stove, rerigera-
tor laundry, sewer
and water/garbage
included. All ceramic
tile. Non-smoking
envt. $545 626-
2928.
MILTON NEAR
Whitting Field. 2bed/
1bath. Total electric
central heat and air.
washer and dryer
hook-ups. Huge
yard, no pets. $500
mo $350 dep 850
981-1834.

The All New!
Jay

Apartments

FULLY RENOVATED ONE, TWO, AND
THREE BEDROOM UNITS NOW
AVAILABLE W.AC.

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$99
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404 406
Commercial Homes
COMMERCIALL NEW HOME lor
'ROPERTY for rent- 3/2 all brick.
Base. 750 sq.h. built in "05. 6250
wly remodeled, Starhill Drive ( Mil-
ntrally located in ton) 981-3261 or
Mvilon, $550 a 206-9298.
ionlh. Call 623- STONEBROOK IN
39 or 384-951. Pace- patio home on
WLY REMOD- golf course, 2/2,
ED Office Spaces large patio. Ready
liable for rent now. $1K. 994-8322.
0-$250 WATERFRONT-
veniently located 3,000 s.f. 4 BR/3BA,
)ss the street LR/DR/KIT Fam.
n Santa Rosa Rm., appliances,
inty Courthouse dock/boat house;
850-623-0208 non-smoking envi-
details ronment $2,200. mo.
FICE FOR lease, 572-7773.
e location. 995- 408
4. Land

.406 LAND FOR SALE
Homes Refer to
2BR/2BA ClassificaLion
CELLENT condi- #510
with deep water
k. Blackwater MOBILE HOME lots
,very secluded & lor rent including
Dt neighborhood. R.V's. FEMA wel-
5/mo. $500/se- come. Eastgate Mo-
ty. 994-0667. bile Home Ranch.
626-8973.
BEDROOM, 1
h, CH/A, stove, 410
gerator, carpet, Mobile Homes
e fenced -lot. 2 BDRM/1 bath,
0 month, $300 fronl kitchen, on
osit. 623-5981. Avalon Blvd. 626-
,ILABLE NOW- 8973.
rally located 2 BED 1 bath nice
n brick home. and clean. Pace
ee bedroom, one area, central heat.
n, C H/A. stove &area central hea
geraior Fenced 995-171 3
2 TO 3 bedroom
k iard. Ren0 rentals. Jay. Million
5, deposit 500 and Pace. $400 to
$650. per month.
Call 994-5703, leave
FOR RENT' message
FOR RENT 2 bed 1
Home bath East Gate Mo-
5 Stewart St. bile Home Ranch.
0" Call 626-8973
home FOR SALE- Double-
home. o s wide mobile home
n5Oak Meadows on 1,14 acre. 3/2.
n 1150 1,600 s.f.. lip,
$79,900. Will do
Some e, owner financing
CedaRige, wi$20K down. Call
Barbara Cumbie
377-6787 or 626-
nta Rosa Realty 8959.
623-0077 .
SRENT 3bed 1 NICE, QUIET, clean
R RENT 3bed 1 park. Includes waier,
carport fenced garbage & lawn
kyard, no inside rvice Two new
s. $600 mo $600 service Two new
- 00 m$i60 2bd,' 2ba. from $500
Available to $600. No pets
chist. 5493 By-,: 255-7772 pets ,
Si. Milton. 637- .
7 412
USE UNFUR- Rooms For Rent
HED for reni. PACE, FURNISHED
.d/2Ba, inside room for z rent,'
ty room, energy $450.00 per month,
;ient, washer and all utilities included.
r hook-ups, all Non smoking envi-
zinc. lenced yard. ronment. 995-8310.

ceiling ians, non-
smoker, no pets, no
HUD, must have ac-
ceplable credit.
$850'$900. Call
748-3046
HOUSES FOR
RENT- -Milton' &
Pace- 3/2, double
car garage. fenced
yard. $925 a
month, $700 depos-
it. No pets. Call 981-
0495.

MILTON, NEAR
Hamiliton Bridge
Road $750. Al-
most new, 3/2, high
& dry lot. Nice deck
off kitchen. Possible-
lease purchase for
credit worthy tenant.
Arnold Properties
221-5307.
NEW 4BR/2BA all
appliances included
lovely
neighborhood,
large lot. $1400 mo.
Call fo appointment'

416
Vacation & Resort
CRUISE- 7
NIGHTS, EASTERN
CARIBBEAN. Brand
new ship sailing .r/t
Irom Ft. Lauderdale
November 2006-
March 2007. >From
$499 (port taxes in-
cluded) with FREE
BUS! (800)741-
.1770, www.alla-
boardtravel.com.

506
Homes
3/2 1.5 acres, totally
renovated. Berryhill-
hobbs schools.
$153,000. Call 983-
8721
3/2. HOME with
1,575 s.f. and 1500
s.f
workshop.$ 189.900.
Owner finance
$10,000 down 7%.,
30 yrs. approx.
$1,190.89 P & Imo.,
Linda 983-3062.
BY OWNER/
AGENT 3bd,2ba.
Lakefront. The
Moors Goll & Rac-
quet Club.
$239,900. 380-
3660
FOR RENT three
bedroom house/one
bath large fronL'back
yard space/all new
heaing/aircondition-
ing system. Close to
four schools, malls.
and more. Great for
children. Pace area.
$85000 monlhilst
and last...
Call 994-8884 avail-
able 1st Marcn
HOME FOR Sale-
Morgan Ridge Sub-
division in Milton,
2,150 si. on .07
acres, corner lot.
3bdrm.'2.5 bath. ol-
lice. formal dining
'rm, marble, tile, 24 x
30 shed, privacy
'fence & more.
$275.000. Call 850-
981-0655
MARl GOMEZ
realtor
pool 1 acre, 3br, 2ba
off Avalon near 1-10
$165,000
MLS #285505
(850 ) 777-6586
(8501 939-5232
mgomez @jmerealty.
corn
www.jmerealty.com
NC MOUNTAINS-
LOG cabin $89,900.
Easy to finish cabin
on secluded site.
Million $$$ Views
Available on 1-7
acre parcels
$29,900-$79,900.
Free Info Available!
18280256-1004.
NEW WATER-,
FRONT Custom
home 1/2 acre lot,
fish off your own
dock. From garden
tub to' smooth top
stove. Utility build-
ing, well sprinklers,
covered porch,
NEAR 1-10 EXIT.
Call Richard Braz-
zeal, EXIT-NFI
850-255-1923 for al-
fordable waterfront
at $199.900

PACE- HOME with
attached apartment,
total s.f. 2,336 on
fenced acre.
$239,900. 5025
Serry Lane.' 994-
3249;
510
Land

LAND FOR RENT
Refer to
Classification
#408

510
Land

SECLUDED &
SERENE

NW of NAS Whit-
ing Field

20 Placid acres
zoned agricultural

Land prop. tax
value at $198,043

3 mobile homes,
garage, barn, shed

*$247,239

626-6767

512
Mobile Homes

MOBILE HOME &
lot, 2 bdrm, 2 baln.
983-4930.

NEED FINANCING
on a house or mo-
bile home? I may
can help. Also VA
available. Dorothy
Rogers -Easigale
Mobile Home Park
626-8973.
SECLUDED &
SERENE

NW of NAS Whit-
ing Field

20 Placid acres
zoned agricultural

Land prop. tax
value at $198,043

3 mobile homes,
garage, barn, shed

$247,239

626-6767

SECLUDED 6
acres Northeast ol
Milton, 10 minutes
from Blackwater
Slate Park.
2- 1999 Palm
Harbor modular
homes. 3B/ 2Bath.
front and back
porch on both,
shop, storage. fully
stocked fish pond.
Four acres fenced
pasture. Beautiful
family nomesite,
must selj or
medical reasons,'
$300,000 for all.
Call 850-957-8784
or 850-554-5237.

556
Homes
MURPHY, NORTH
CAROLINA AHH
COOL SUMMERS
MILD WINTERS Af-
fordable Homes &
Mountain Cabins
CALL FOR FREE
BROCHURE
1877i837-2288 EXIT
REALTY MOUN-
TAIN VIEW PROP-
ERTIES www.exii-
murphycom
SEEKING A QUALI-
TY LOG HOME
MANUFACTURER?
Dealers Needed
Original Old' Timer
Log Homes High'
Commissions, Sta-
bility, Support, Val-
ue. Contact Mr.
Henry (800)467-,
': 3006 www.oldtimer-
Ibghomes.com.

558
Investments
MOVE TO TEN-
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FOR LAKE LOTS,
LAKE HOMES,
LAND, FARMS,
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560
Land
A LOT OF LOTS
AVAILABLE IN
SOUTHWEST
FLORIDA. Cape
Coral, Lehigh and
Lake Placid. Waler-
front. Multi-family,
single family and
commercial.
www hmpproperties.
corn or call
(2391707-0888.
ADULT COMMUNI-
TIES and Other
Properties For Sale
Ocala Marion
County Team Real
Estate of Ocala. Inc.
Realtor Multiple
Listing Service
(888391-6658.
ASHEVILLE. NC
AREA HOMESITES
Own a private
mountain retreat.
Gated riverfront
community. Stun-
ning mountain
views. 1 to 8 acres
from the $60s. Four-
-season climate Call
1866)292-5762. Bear
River Lodge.
BEAUTIFUL
NORTH CAROLINA.
WINTER SEASON
IS HERE' MUST
SEE. THE BEALUTI-,
FUL PEACEFUL
MOUNTAINS OF
WESTERN NC
MOUNTAINS.
Homes, Cabins,
Acreage & Invest-
ments. Cherokee
Mountain Realty
GMAC Real Estate,
Murphy www.chero-
keemountainrealty.c
om Call for Free
Brochure 18001841-
5868. ..
COASTAL NC
DEEPWATER! Off-
season Special-
Save Big! 10 acres-
$139.900. Beautiful-
ly wooded, deep
boatable water, long
pnsline shoreline.
Access to ICW, At-
lantic, Sounds. Pow-
er, phone, perked.
Excellent Iinancing.
Call now (8001732-
6601 x 1458.
COASTAL SOUTH-
EAST Georgia
Large wooded water
access, marsh' view,
lake front, and golf
oriented homesites
from the mid $70's
Live oaks, pool, ten-
nis, golf.. (877)266-
7376. www.cooper-
spoint.com.

560
Land

PLACE
YOUR AD
HERE
E TENNESSEE
Lake Properties
Homes. /from
$200,000 L to
$1,00.0,000.. Lake-
front .lots from
$100,000 Lakeview
lois Irom $35,000
Call Lakeside Realty
(423)626-5820 or
visit www.lakesi-
derealry-In corn
EAST ALABAMA
Mountain Property
For Sale One hour
wesl. of Atlanta in,
Piedmont. AL Beau-
tiful .View 48 acres
$144,000 1. 14,400
down 11,087 per
month owner ri-
nanced. Call Glenn
(850)545-4928.
EAST TENNESSEE
PROPERTIES FOR
SALE- Sold by own-
er. Log Homes, Lots
& Acreage near Pi-
geon Forge- Gallin-
burg, Newporn &
White Pine. Call
Ricky Bryanl
(423)623-2537.
EASTERN TEN-
NESSEE MOUN-
TAIN HOMESITES
Gated lakeside com-
munity. 1 to 5 acre
wooded and lake
view sites irom thme
$40s. Planned
amenities. Minutes
from Cnattanooga.
Call today (866)292-
5769 Gates of the
River.
GEORGIA -
BLAIRSVILLE IN
THE NORTH
GEORGIA MOUN-
TAINS. Land,
Homes, Commercial
& Investment. "EV-
ERYTHING WE
TOUCH TURNS TO
SOLD" Jane Baer
Realty, (706)745-
2261, (800)820-
7829 www.janebaer-
realtyco. janeba-
er@alltel.net
GOV'T HOMES $0
DOWN' BANK RE-
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560
Land
TIRED OF Hurri-
canes? Buy the last
of Georgia Coast.
Waterfront, low
300's; Marshfront,
200's; Golf Course,
Mid 150's. Great
investment property.
Call Charlie & Part-
ners, (912)258-
4561.
WESTERN NC
MOUNTAINS North
Carolina Where.
there is: Cool Moun-
tain Air, Views &,
Streams, Homes.
Cabins & Acreage.
CALL FOR FREE
BROCHURE OF
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ERTY SALES
(800)642-5333. Re-
alty Of Murphy 317
Peachtree St. Mur-
phy, N.C. 28906.
www realtyofmur- :
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706
Livestock Supplies

HAY
FOR SALE
Coastal Hay. 623-
6769 or 336-2267.

WRAPPED
PEANUT HAY
Call 623-8237.

708
Pets
GERMAN SHEP-.
HERD, excellent
coat, 13 months, all
vaccination, obedi-
ent trained, ,$200
with accessories,
call 292-8765
KITTENS, ADORA-
BLE, playful, free to
loving home, litter,
box trained. Call
994-7733. ..
LOOKING FOR fos-
ter home for "Cham-
pion Line" akc Ger-
man Shepherd
dogs, the best ones
from all over the
panhandle area.'
Please call for an in-
terview 626-0255
SEEKING FEMALE
teacup Chihuahua:
Reasonable. 983-
3500.:
VALENTINE PUP-
PIES FREE!I 1
male; 1 female (mix)
born 01/01/06. 626-
6413 .: .
MIXED BREED
puppies, verysweet.
free to good homes
Must agree to be
neutered and first
shots. 623-9623

712
Lost & Found
PETS
LOST DACHS-
HOUND RED Fe-
male-Lost in Wood-
bine Area. Call 994-
8557.

712,
Lost & Found
PETS

FOUND-
BROWN & WHITE
Male Dog in the
Guernsy Rd. Pace
area. Call 995-
5746 or 261-3598
or 261-1173.
LOST 9 month old
white & black
medium hair dog,
look like a Sprin
ger Spaniel. Lost
in vicinity 'of
Stewart St..- Re
ward offer. 626 -
6444 or 516 .-
5445
LOST MALE CAT
No tail, creamy
white with gray
face and blue
eyes. 623-3519
LOST BEAGLES in
East Milton area
Right after Dennis
near the end of July.
1. male, 1 female,
Please call with any,
information 626&
2428 or 516-7983.

LOST YOUR PET?
Be sure to call
Santa Rosa
Animal Control
to report him
missing and to
be sure he's not
there waiting
on you to
pick him up!
850-983-4680

712
Lost & Found
PETS

I Missing

am. Blonae
Male Dog
501-9889

806
Appliances
FOR SALE- G.E.
profile side by side
refrigerator with ice
and water in door
blacK) like new
$350. 995-8730
S814
Furniture
FOR SALE China
Cabinet. $150.
. Please call 623-
4940
816
Jewelry
31.60 GRAM
Rare beveled
herring bone
chain necklace
14 karat gold. No
checks. $950.
Call850-3131885.

818
Lawn Equipment
FOR SALE- Murray.
12.5 h.p., 38 in. cut
riding lawnmower
w/dump ,cart. -New,
less than 20 hours
running time. $700.
983-2779.
822
Musical
Instruments
ALLEN CHURCH
Organ. AGO pedal
board,' 2 manual,
large detach speak-
. er. $1500 626-2539
OLD GUITARS
WANTED! Fender,
Gibson, Gretsch,
Martin, D'Angelico,
Slromberg, Ricken-
backer, and Mosrite.
1930's thru 1960's.
Top cash paid!
(800)401-0440.

830
Miscellaneous
.For Sale

ALL STEEL
BLDGS UPTO
50 "' OFF! Engi-
neered for Hurricane
Coast! Ship factory
director or quick deliv-
ery. 24 x 30 Up 10o
100 x 200 1 Call
Nowl 18001 499-
6401 Eddie.
FOR SALE- Yanmar
tractor, disk, & bush
rog. 20 np diesel
Price negioiable
For into call 626-
4558 after 6 p.m.

830
Miscellaneous
For Sale
BUILDING SALE!
"Beat Next In-
crease!" 20x26 Now
$3340. 25x30
$4790. 30x40
$7340. 40x60
$11,490. Factory Di-
rect, 26 Years. Many
Others. Ends/acces-.
sories optional. Pio-
neer (800)668-5422.
I WILL remove junK
,vehicles for free.
306-5397 or 957-
4761.
LIKE NEW V-121
SFolding transporta-
ble -power .wheel-
chair, includes J2
Deep Contour' w/
drop seat gel wheel-
chair cushion. Re-
tails for, $4,000..
asking $1,800 for
bolh. 626-8533.
METALROOF-
ING Save $$$
Buy direct' 'from
manufacturer. 20
colors in stock
with all access -
ries. Quick turn
around! Delivery
available Toll Free
(888)393-0335.

Centipede- |
St. A.Lugusine i
Farm Direct I
\Xe Deliver !
434-0066

830
Miscellaneous
For Sale

We Deliver & Install
Centipede
St. Augustine
Bermuda
Bailed Pine Straw
Call us first Save Time
Ca us lat Save Money
HLy. 87 So. Milton
626-85781

SIDE X side refrig
$200 OBO, micro-
wave/toaster $50,
new bedliner- fiber,
glass tool box $50
both lit Ford Ranger,
coffee maker $5.00
626-6413
832
Miscellaneous
Wanted
DEMO HOMESITES
WANTED NOW' For
the NEW Kayak.
SPool! The ., On-.-
Ground Pool wiai In-
ground Features'
unique Opportunity.
SAVE $$. Call
l8660348-7560
FREE ESTIMATES'
Financing.

GLASS CRAFTER
needs empty glass
soft drink bottles, (all
kinds. Not necessa-
rily collectors edi-
tions. Will pick up
983-8042.

832
Miscellaneous
.; Wanted
PAY CASH for junk
cars or trucks. Run-
ning or not. Call
983-9527
834
Lost & Found
MERCHANDISE
FOUND
Boating & Fishing
equipment left be-
hind at boat
launch at bridge
by the Riv-
erwalk. Please
call 983-8243 to-
identify.

LOST CITIZEN'S
Echo Watch at
David's Cat Fish
House on Thursday
12,22. Please
contact at
434-1292. Reward
is offered

904
Cars
94 NISSAN. needs
work. 94 Dodge
Shadow, runs line.
$1,000 boln. 516-
4220
914
Recreational
12 1/2 FT TRUCK
Camper, electric
jacks. air. lurnace.
$3.000.00 850-981-
1951

916
Sport Utility
Vehicles

,1993 FORD
Explorer XLT- As is.
$1,800.
Call 549-8817.

918,
Trucks
91' CHEVY S-10;
4.3 Liter, V-6.
$2,500. 994-7286
'98 CHEVY S-10
Vtec motor, 80,000
miles, good condi-
tion. $5,500. 623-
8415
SELLING HUS-
BAND'S truck 2002
Chev-fleet side load-
ed with everything
Alloy Wheels'towing
pk. 55,000 miles
looks new. $13,500.
995-8779. No call
after 9pm
TRUCK CHEV.72
short wheel', runs
sunroof, sliding back
glass. $900 or better
,offer. ,

922
Other
SMALL CAMPER
Dodge 318, stove.
ref. sink, potti and
low miles. Milton
$3,600 OBO
Rear window mid
90's Ford Ranger
pick-up $60 .
Call 623-0778

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Insured

Licensed

Painting

304-9680
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Also Removes
Roots, Bushes, Hedgerows
Backyard Accessible
* Local Contractor-Retired USN

BOBCAT AND TRACTOR WORK
Driveway. Culvert. Light Land hearing
Site Prep and Clean Up
Fill Dirt. Brown Dirt and
Limerock Hauling
Michael Porter
983-9888 or 393-8411
Tony Joiner
K (850)573-0669 )

Patios-Driveways-Slabs
Also Tearout &
Replace Damage Concrete
(850) 221 8715

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We Furnish Supplies
Senior Discount with Ad
Homes e Condos Offices
K 850-384-2388 j

All Types of Fences
New Installation and Repairs.
Specializing in Privacy Fences
.Our privacy fences are built with SCREWS
Fee Eslurinaies Locally Ownda
Lic-nsad & Insured
485-2532

'New Hope Painting
& Wallpapering
interior & Exterior Residential
Drywall
Pressure Cleaning
Wallpapering
Carpentry Work
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723-2550 623-6034

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E&E LANDSCAPING
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FOR FREE ESTIMATES CREDIT CARDS OK
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off Avalon near 1-10. __ _E
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5512 Walker Rd.
Milton, Fl. 32570
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Commercial Rental New Constructlon
Honney Rhodes owner

LAbove & Beyond
Tree Service
Don't wait until it's
too late
Senior & Military Discounts
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_e6 Backhoe Work '
\ Stump & Tree Removal
Hurricane Clean-up
Dirt Work
No Job Too Big or Small
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D&D
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All Types Home Maintenance
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Kenny Kens-
you always be my
Valentine's!!
Forever!
.. Love Mom ...

,.anny & Paw Paw Blocke.
Roses are red and
Violets are blue your the
L- best Grandparents and
-.^ I love you ..'

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THE WINNER OF THE LOVE LINE DR_..,
CHRIS HAGER. HE WILL RECEIVE." 'l..
TICKETS TO THE RIDGE AND A GIFT Ce
CATE TO LA HACIENDA. CONGRATULAfTI

k Happy 12th Valentine's
Day and Happy 10th
anniversary. May we hav.
m.many more together1.-
-...- I love You
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hank You for accepting
my first kiss! Happy
Valentine's to my
husband! I love you!
.. Jacquelyn ...
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My Little "V"
My Wife, My Life
My Dove, My Love
happy Valentine's Da-

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? Remember the night we met?'
The rain & the beach? It was
- wonderful and so are you.
... Happy Birthday &
%-. .Happy Valentine's Day!.-.
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Daddy's Little Pince
Will you be my
Valentine?
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Thanks for being a
great husband
and father!
We love you!
V. and A.J...

To: Grandma Owens,'
I love you lots!
-..Happy Valentine's Day!
-From: Ryan Schaffer.

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@ your

library

@ Your LibrarN
Milton Public Library
5541 Alabama St.. Milton,
FL 32570.623-5565
Library Hours: Monday,
Friday, Saturday 9:00-5:00
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday 9:00-8:001
Library Activities
Calendar
Gulf Coast Gardening
from the Ground UP! The
UF/IFAS Santa Rosa County
Cooperative Extension Office
and the Santa Rosa County
Master Gardeners Association
.\ill present this award-win-
Sning program at the'AMilton
'Library and the Na arre
Library on Saturdays at 1:30-
3:00 p.m.:
Program 2 "Trees \s.
Hurricanes" Na arre
February 11; Milton, February
'18
Program 3 "Vegetable
"Gardening" Na% arre
February 25; Milton. March 4
Program 4" Garden Design"
Na\arre March 11: Milton.
.March 18
Program 5 "Roses &
Amar llis" Navarre March
25; Milton April 1
Registration for each class
"\ill open at the respective
Slibran at 1:00 p.m. on the day
of the class.
IRS Tax Forms are no%%
available @ Your Milton
SLibrar)
AARP Tax Aid Program
February 7- April.15:
The AARP consultants offer
free IRS tax preparation ser% ic-
es @ Your Milton Librar3 each
Tuesday) and Thursday 9:00 -
'1:00. No reservations are
taken; attendees are assisted on
a first come. first serve basis.
Children's Programs-
Spring Themie:
Farm Animals and
ForestiWoodland A.ninals'
Group Story Time for Ages
.3-5 each Wednesday at
9:30-this is for caregiver
L groups appointment required
Preschool Storx Time for
Ages 3-5 each Wednesday at
10:30-Children should be able
to attend story time without a,
caregiver.

Children's Mardi
Gras/Slorybook Character
Parade: Saturday, February
25, 2006. Children of all ages
'(parents also) can dress in the
costume of a storybook charac-
ter and walk in the parade.
Prizes will be awarded for cos-
tumes in various age cate-
gories. Registration begins at
City Hall at 9 a.m. on the 25th.
Children and parents will. walk
or ride (in strollers, on bikes or
skates) from City Hall to the
Blackwater Heritage Trail
Visitor Center where refresh-
ments will be.served and sto-
ries read by the SRC Children's
Librarian.

After School Programs:
Wednesday, Feb. 15 3:00
p.m. Love Your Pet
Wednesday, Mar. 15 3:00
,p.m. Leaping Library
Leprechauns
Wednesday, Apr. 5 -
Celebrate National Library
Week
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Serving all communities of
central Santa Rosa County,
including Allentown, Avalon,
Bagdad, Chumuckla, Harold,
Milton, Munson, Pace, Pea
Ridge and all areas in between.

Frank and Deborah Randall and
Bill and Geri Brandenburg are.
proud to announce the marriage of
their children, Kristen Randall
and Nick Brandenburg.
The wedding was held
Saturday, October 15, 2005 at the
First United Methodist Church of
Milton. The reception followed at:
Collins Mill Creek apartments in
Milton. .
Sharing in the wedding party
was Jennifer Pinckard, Christina

McDonald, Nick's daughter Myah
Brandenburg. Jared Brandenburg
and Kiki Brandenburg.' Kristen's
father Frank Randall gave her
away.
After their honeymoon in
Daytona Beach Nick resumed
working as a carpenter for
McCaminmon Construction and
Kristen is awaiting the arrival of
their newborn baby due March
22 **

Mr and Mrs Nick Brandenburg

Millers

celebrate 46 years
Carl and Grace Miller celebrated their Fred Nobles of Pace. Annie Manint of
46th Wedding Anniversary on Februar) Mlande'ille. LA. Susie Reddoch of
11, 2006. Milton. Sarah Spicer of Atmore. Timmni
Carl is retired from the U.S. Na%\ and Nobles of Milton, Connie Maggard of
S-the Port of Pensacola. Munson. The\ hate 13 grandchildren
Grace is a retired Private Home and 14 great grandchildren and I more
Health Care giver. They ha\e 7 chil- due in August.
dren-Dianne Williams of DaMistille.

Carl and Grace Miller

Gilmer

celebrates 105th birthday

Elva Gilmer celebrated her 105th birthday this week. Elva has resided at
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The following students from
Jay Elementar) School
achieved Honor Roll status for
the 2nd Nine Weeks for
2005/2006. Congratulations!
AllA's:
Katie Baker, Makenzie Bray,
Paige Bray. Briana Brown,
Jeffrey Chen. Kolby Copeland,
Brooke Donahue, Camille
Driver, Lauren Dufilho,
Thomas Fischer, Aaron Floyd,
Anna Gibbs, Caristyn Golden,
Abby Harrison, Tessa
Hendricks., Sydney Lowery,
Haden McCaskill, Holden
McCaskill, Olivia Moore,
Zackary Nolan, Brooke Odom,
Colby Odom, Carly Owens,
Meredith Owens, Jody
Paramore, Hannah Roberts,
Logan Rowell, Rebecca Shultz,
Paige Smith, Satchel Starling,
BrayLee Strawbridge, Shelby
Thomas, Lora Watson, Dylan
Wolfe.
All A's & B's
.Sarah Adkinson, Eddie

entary announces honor roll students

Agrait, Kaitlyn Aguirre. Austin
Autrey, Brittan' Barnes. Sarah
Barnes, Sydnie Barnhill,
Danielle Belden, Justin Bethea,
Dana Blackmon, Allison Blair,
Katy Bodiford, Brandon
Boutwell. Crystal Brow' n. Cody'
Br\vant. Chandler Burgess., Cole
Burkhead. Eli Burkhead. Becca
Calloway, Travis Cooley, Abby
Copeland, Colby Diamond,
Lauren Diamond, Malloray
Diamond, Emily 'Dobson,
Kendra Duncan, Kyrah
Dunsford, Cody English, Erin
Fairall, Andrew Floyd, Justice
Garcia, Joshua Gay, Jeremy
Gibbs, Brittany Gillman, J. D.
Godfrey, Jackson Godwin, John
Daniel Golden, Garrett Greene,
Dalton Gunn, Tyler Hartjen,
Brianna Hawthorne, Hillary
Hendricks, Austin Herring,
David Herring, Diandra
Howard, Sawyer Hudson, Sean
Ivie, Jordan Jackson, Amberly
James, Mike Kelley, Taylor
Kelley, Jason Knight, Joseph

Lambeth, Morgan Lewis,
Crystal Low ry, Cheyenne
Mack, Dakota Mack, Daniel
Madden, Troy Mandris, Gena
May, Rachel May, Morgin
Mitchem, Taylor Moore, Haley
Mulford, Beverly Murphy,
Tyler Odom, James Paramore,
Justin Parker, Makala Paul,
Samantha Pearson, .Hannah
Pope, Tyler Prescott, Areil
Pyritz, Isaiah Pyritz, Abby
Raney, Tori Raught, Stephany
Rice, Alisha Roberts., Amy
Shroyer, Colton Sims, Dylan
Sims, Sabre Spray, Katelynn
Stetson, Brooke Tegenkamp,
Eric Trevino, Bayleigh Upton,
Tate Upton, Hunter Vaughn,
Katelyn Warrick, Ben Watson,
Sara Weaver, Kendra Wells,
Max Whitman, Maranda Wise

Citizenship:
Matthew Taylor, Dixie
Morrell, Zaxery Petitt, Brittany
Burnham, Christian Kent,
Angel Ard, Trisha Crapps,

Jeremy O'Brien, Cordale
Courtney, Tanner Macks,
Alexus Singley, Brandy
Lowery, Kayla Harrison,
Jordan Kent, Lee Acree, Miles
Whitman, Blake Reid, Allison
Woodard, Timmy Locklin,
Austin Gonzalez, K. C. Foley,
Reid Kelley, Jaden Moore,
Jorja Agriat Skye Donahue'
Megan Mulford, Lauren Gavin,
Matti Holt, Samantha
Campbell, Austin Boutwell,
Nolan Hawthorne, Hannah
Taylor, Kelsey Loper, Justic
Brewton, Isaac Pyritz, Morgan
Kelley, Bethany Murphy, Aaron
Campbell, Casey Zylstra,
Launa Burkhead, Alaina Smith,
A. J. Nash, Tanner Paul, Aimee
Bohannon, Ashley Freeman,
Cade Diamond, Colton Morris,
Steven Archer, Gage Holland,
Brittany White, Ally Settle,
Alisha Roberts, Luke Klavon,
Mathew Nowling, Dana
Blackmon, Emily Dobson,
Sheldon Flinn, Cody Burgett,

Paige Smith. Ben Watson,
Stephany Rice, Jessalyn Phelps,
Brandon Boutwell, Beverly
Murphy,. Travis Cooley,
Brittany Tegenkamp.Austin
Bohnert, Cody Freeman, Kyrah
Dunsford, T. J. Rice, Chanda
Hawthorne, David Herring,
Brittany Joiner, Morgan Lewis,
Jonathan Matthews, Megan
McGee, Hunter Kirkland,
Wesley Strickling, Mike Kelley,
Meredith Owens.

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Obituaries

The Santa Rosa Press Gazette

William "Bill"
Robert Land
1925-2006
SWilliam "Bill" Robert Land,'
age 80. of Milion died on
Friday February3, 2006 after a
lengthy and valiant battle with
multiple illnesses.
Bill was born November 13,
1925. the only son of Will and
Abbie Ard Land. His birthplace

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still stands as the oldest house
on Woodbine Road in Pace. He
was a descendent of four of
Santa Rosa County's pioneer
families. His paternal grand-
parents-Nathan and Susan
Barnes Land are buried in the
Bagdad Cemeter3. His mate'r-
nal grandparents-Greenberr,
and Ida Penton Ard, are buried
in the Ard Field Cemetery near
Chumuckla. He was preceded
in death by his parents and by
his beloved sister-Nellie V.
Norris. r 1.
, Bill attended Pace
Elementary and Milton High
Schools. While still in high
school, he was drafted into the
U.S. Arms, where his sern ice
was cut short b\ a severe
injury. Back in high school, he
married his best friend-Willa
Foxxworth. He drove a school
bus, and in his senior year
t1944-45), he did some teach-
ing and was named Playing
Coach of the Basketball Team.

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He attended the University of
Florida on an athletic scholar-
ship, where he lettered in both
football and basketball. He
earned his B.A. Degree in
Education in 1948, and his
NM.A. Degree in School
Administration in 1951, both at
the University of Florida.
Bill's career began at
Million High School in 1948,
%%here he taught math and sci-
ence, and coached football and
basketball for four) years. In
1952. he became Teaching
Principal at Harold School. In
1956 he became Principal of
Berry hill Elementary. In 1973
he then became Assistant
Superintendent for Personnel
and Chief Negotiator until his
retirement in 1979.
Bill "as a longtime mem-
ber of the Milton Lions Club.
He served in various profes-
sional organizations and with
Ray Helms officiated in many
area basketball games.
In the early 1970's he and
three other principals -
Lennice Burleson, Theodis
Jackson and Pasco Gibsoni set
up a corporation and built
Milton's first nursing home.
In retirement he enjoyed his
hobbies of woodworking, gar-
dening and fishing. In 1995 he
became one of the first
inductees into Milton High
School's Athletic Hall of
Fame. A devoted family man.
he lo\ed spending time with
his children and grandchil-
dren. teaching them about
activities in and around the
water, the \workshop. and the
fields and woods. He provided
loving care for all the elderly
members of our families, also

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for a continual succession of
cats and dogs.
Bill is survived by his "wife
of 62 years-Willa Land of
Milton; his children-Martha
Mason, and friend Dave
Norris. Robert and Terry Land.
Sharon and Bruce Powell, and
Bruce Land; his grandchil-
dren-Burke and Sarah Ritter,
Travis Ritter. Brandy and
Dean Ward. Kerry Land. Rorie
Land. and Jesse Smith; great
grandchildren-Becks Ward,
and Emily Ward: special
nieces and nephews-Gail and
J. C. Silcox, Nell lMcNeely.
and Pete and Helen Nichols.
He is also survived b\ a multi-
tude of other relatives and
friends.
Memorial Sen ices "ere
held at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday.
February 7, 2006 at the Lewis
Funeral Home Chapel in
Milton. Burial followed in the
Lew is Williams CemeterN
with Lew is Funeral Home
directing.
The family received friends
on Monday evening, FebruarN
6. 2006 at the Lew is Funeral
Home in Milton.
The family requests that in
lieu of flowers, memorials can
be made to the Scholarship
Fund. SRCREA. Attention:
NMaril_\n James. 6325
Blueberry Street. Milton,
Florida 32570.
The family wishes to
express our gratitude to the
staff's of Santa Rosa Medical
Center. The Health Center of
Pensacola, Coenant Hospice.
and also to Drs." Mayeaux,
Shoufis. Bouchard, and
Szymoniak. for their skillful
and compassionate care.

Phyllis Ann
Edwards
1943-2006
Phyllis Ann Ed'wards. age
62. of Pace. passed away on
Friday afternoon February 3.
2006. Phyllis was born in
Dothan, Alabama, and had
resided in the PensacolaPace
area for most of her life.
"'Mom enjoyed her life to
the fullest. She enjoyed being a
Wifee. mother, granny and
"GG". She traveled many
places and made many friends.
She was mom and granny to
many people. She lived her life
through and for her kids and
grandkids-to her there w\as
nothing more important. She
as know n and lo'ed for her
contagious laugh and lo\e of
casinos."
Phyllis was preceded in
death by her husband-ETCMN
(Ret) Thomas "Buddy"
Edwards. Jr.. and her mother-
Bonme.
She is survived bN her 3
children-Tamra i.Michael i
Cutts of Pace, Dana Hancock
of Belle ille. IL. and TroN
SiTaniai Ed\wards of Orlando.
, FL; -5 grandchildren-Heather
''(Adam i Motes, Erica Cults,
Rachel Cutts. Brandon
Ed\\wards. and Brittan\
Edwards: 1 great granddaugh-
ter-Maddie MNlotes; other fam-
ilv Annie Harris. and Bud
Neal: and her beloved "Bo".
Celebration of life services
for PhI llis ere held at 11 a.m.
on Nlonday. February 6. 2006
at the Lew is Funeral Home in
Milton.
The family received friends'
on Sunday evening. February
5,' 2006 at the Lewis Funeral
Home in Milton.

Gabbard, Pearl
Pearl Gabbard. age 76. of
Ja\, FL. died Tuesday. January\
31, 2006.
He was a long-time resident
of Ja\. He served in the Army
during the Korean Conflict and
received a purple heart. He \was
a minister and devoted daily
time to visitingg the patients at
Jay Hospital., there he would
sing and pray He \\as recog-,
nized bs WEAR. Channel 3'
News,,in the -segment \of
"Angels In Our NMist." fort is'
compassionate and uqrxlfish,
acts of kindness. He w\as a lot -
ing husband, father, grandfa-
ther, and great grandfather.
He %\as preceded in death
b\ his parents--Mack and
Effie Gabbard; granddaugh-
ter-Cristi King: 2' brothers
and 5 sisters. '
He is survived b\ his wife
of 52 years--Edith Gabbard of
Jay; sons-Donnie (Lynn)
Gabbard of Pace, Randy
i Karen) Gabbard of Jay, 'Tim
tRenee) Gabbard, Milton;
daughters -Linda .(Gary)
Boatright, Jay, Regina (Gerald),
King, Milton; a special nephew
from Kentucky-E.B. Smith;
14 grandchildren and 10 great-
grandchildren.
Funeral Services were held
at 11 a.m., Friday, February 3,
2006 at the Jay Funeral Home
with Pastor Joe Johnson offici-
ating. Burial followed at the
Eastern Gate Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
Donnie Gabbard, Randy
Gabbard, Tim Gabbard, Mike

Gabbard. Mark Gabbard, Gary
Boatright. Jr., Ryan Gabbard,
and Br.an Gabbard. Honorary
pallbearers are Gerald King,.
Gary Boatright, Sr., Johnny
Watson, and E.B. Smith.
The family would like to
extend a special thanks to. the:
Emerald Coast Hospice, The
VA at Biloxi, MS, True.
Worship Assembly of God
Church, Pace Assembly of God
Church. Dr. C. David Smith
and concerned friends.
Ja\ Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.

Long, Eunice Hill
1918-2006
I Eunice Hill Long, 87. of
4225 Indiana Circle in Pace
went to be \ith her Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ on January
25, 2006. She suffered heart
failure, but had suffered from
Dementia and Nlacular
Degeneration for several \ears.
NMrs. Long was a member
:of the First Presbyterian
Church of Milion and attended
church faithfully until she \\as
unable to do so.
r : s. Long was born on
September 3. 1918 in Jakin.
Georgia. She %%as the last of 12
children born to Joel J. and
Callie Easom Hill. She out-
lived all her brothers and sis-
ters.,
In 1936 Mrs. Long married
Clatt Lone of Bascom.
Florida and the\ had tvwo chil-
dren. Mr. Long passed aw'ay
August 27,. 191 ;1
Donalson ille, Georgia there
'they had retired.
Their first child, Gene
Larry Long, 'was born
February 24. 1939 and'died
June 1, 1975. Their second
child. L Lnda Ann Long
(Butter\ orthi w\as born August
27. 1943.
Mrs. Long lived \ith her.
daughter until her death.
Besides her daughter. Mrs.
Long is .survived b\ four
grandchildren. nine great-
grandchildren and one great
great-grandchild. She is also
tisur'ilecd by a special ex-
daughter-in-law. Linda W\right
of Tallassee. Alabama and
mani\ nephews and nieces.
:Funeral services \\ere held
Januar\i 29. 210016 at the Trahan
Funeral Home in Pensicola.
She %%ill be laid to rest at
Springield Cemeter) in Jakin.
Georgia at a future date.
The family asks \ou to do.
anything possible to help the
Alzheimer's .Association of
NWFlorida in helping to find a
Secure for this terrible disease

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Sal iday'February 11, 2006

Community

AARP Tax Aide, sites now open to public

As of February 1, all AARP
Tax Aide sites, are open -in
Escambia and Santa Rosa
counties. Volunteer.tax prepar-.
ers are located at the follow ing
locations at the times indicated:
SANTA ROSA County:
Avalon 'Beach Fire
Department-Monday and
'Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1:
p.m.
SMilton Library--Tuesday
and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m.

Gulf Breeze, Library-
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Navarre L ibrar' Thursday
and Friday from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m.
ESCAMBIA County:
Bayview Senior Center-
Monday through Thursday
from 12 noon to 4 p.m.
Felix Miga Senior Center-
Mqnday, Tuesday and,
Thursday. 12noonto4p:mr.and
Wednesday. from 2 p.m. to 4

p.m.
Hillcrest Baptist Church-
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from.9 a.m. to 1 p.m..
Pensacola Public Library-
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
from 9 a.m..to 1 p.m .
"South.%est Region Library-
Tuesda\ and ThursdaN from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m.
, Vickre, Communirty
Center--Tuesdav and Thursday
fronm9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
AARP Tax Ai.de is an all ol-

UWF SBDC will offer IRS Workshops

The Uni'ersit\ of West
Florida Small Business,
Development Center
'(Pensacol.i Location) will be
offering Internal Re\erue
Senrice Tax Series workshops
during the ,eek of Februarn
13. Fee for the entire series (5
workshops is $40. or work-
shops ma\ be taken indi'idu-
ally for $10 each. To reserve a
space. call i850-473-7830i or
register online at
S\\\ sbdc.uwf.edu. -
Small Business Tax
Workshop-
General workshop cover-
ing r pes of business organi-'
zations. record keeping.
accounting methods,. business
returns., net profit & loss.
deductions & credits, depreci-
ation. Schedule C. and
Schedule SE. Self
EmploNyment Tax, and
Estimated Tax Fee:.. $10.
FebruarN 13 9:00 a.m. until
noon. .
Employment Taxes
Topics of discussion \\ill
include worker classification.
hiring employees., ithhold-
ing requirements. Employer
Identification Number.,

Income Tax, Social Securit .
& Medicare Taxes. Federal
.Unemplo% ment Tax. & Form
'W-3 & 10(96. filing electroni-
cally depositing require-
'ments. and reporting require-
ments. Fee: $10. February 14
from 9:00 a.m. until noon.
Employer's Returns
General workshop co\er-
ing employment taxes.
employer's returns Forms
940/941 ). depositing require-
ments, and penalties Fee:;.
$10. FebruarN 15 from 9:00
a.m. until noon.
Business Use of the Home
Workshop covering qualifi-
cations, business percentages".
types of expenses, deduction
limits, and record keeping.
Fee: $10. FebruarN 16 from
9:00 a.m. until noon.
S-Corporation Workshop
-Workshop will corer char- .
acteristics. qualifications and
election process for S-corpo-
ration status, reporting
requirements, rules regarding
basis determinations and dis-'
tributions to shareholders, tax
triggering issues and other.
matters pertinent to S-corpo-
ration. status. Fee: 10.

February\ 17 from 9:00 a.m.
until noon.
All workshops %ill be con-
ducted at the U\VF Dow ntow. n
Center located at 401 E. Chase
St. Suite 100.
SBDC workshops, semi-
nars. and conferences pro\ ide
practical. up-to-date informa-
tion on business topics ranging
from the basics to more
advanced business manage-
ment skills. Instructors include
SBDC Certified Busines'
Anal.sts. faculty\ from higher
education. government
experts. and prikate-sector
professionals.
The Uni\ersit\ of \\est
Florida Small Business
Development Center is a part-
nership program \ith the U.S.
Small Business Development
Center Network. a non-profit
network of college and univer-
sily-based centers. The organi-
zation provides high quality
management counseling.
entrepreneurial training, and
information access and trans-
fer to area business people.
enabling them to maximize
their businesses' growth, com-
petitiveness. and profitability.

.unteer program sponsored by
the A.ARP Foundation and the
IRS with a goal of providing'
free tax counseling, tax prepara-
tion, and E-Filing for the target
-clients. The Ta\ Aide volunteers
are certified to assist taxpayers
of low and middle income with
reasonable\ straighrfori\ard tax
returns. ReserAations are not'
required. Cliefits are servedoin a
first come first served ,basis.
This service \\ill. continue
through April 17.

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ACT/SAT Works ops are scheduled

Due to the Test Dates.
Saturday. April 1 and May 6,
ACT. April 8 as well ,as'
Spring Break schedules for
Santa Rosa Count%. Escanbia
'and Okaloosa Counties, the
March workshopp dates hae
changed as below\.
\Workshop to assist stu-
Sdent's in the Santa Rosa and
SEscambia County High
Schools who will 'be takinmc
the April 1st SAT, Ma\ 6th
SAT and the April Sth ACT
test \%ill be. held in Gulf
Breeze. Alice Hart will con-
duct the classes; The work-
shop will provide approxi-
i lately 12 hours of instruc-
tion. This workshop will con-
sist of 5 sessions.
S Workshop Dates and*
Times are as follows:
Tues Mar. 21, 7 to 9;
Wed., Mar. 22, 7 to 9; Thurs-.,
Mar. 23, 7, to 9; Mon., Mar.,'
S27, '5:30 to ,8:30O Tues., Mar.
28,5:30(to 8:30
NOTE the different'
times!
Registrations for this
workshop must be post-
marked b March 8, 2006.
: Registration forms were
mailed to the area high
schools. All materials,

snacks, and drinks are fur-
nished. Students will .eed to
bring calculators.
If you have any, ques-
tions, please contact Mrs.
Hart ia email:
Amhartl966C-aol.com or call,
her cell (615)'585-2401 or

(850.i 932-9761. If sou call.
leave a clear message includ-
ing \our name, phone num-
ber. e-mail address and or fax
number so \o-ur call can be
returned or contact \our high
school Guidance Department.

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Legals

IN THE COUNTY COURT
FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
File No. 2005-CC-001182

MATT McKEEHAN d/b/a
MATT McKEEHAN BAIL
BONDS, INC.,

Plaintiff,

LAURA WHEELER
118 E.Yonge St.
Pensacola, Florida 32503
Defendant..

NOTICE OF ACTION

TO: LAURA WHEELER
118 E:Y6nge St.
Pensacola, Florida 32503

YOU ARE NOTIFIED 'that
Complaint has been filed in
this:court. The basis of the
claim is.a Promissory Note for
$5,000.00 which you signed
on November 24, 2004, on
behalf of Ricky Russo. You are
S' required to serve a copy of
your written defenses, if any,
on petitioner's attorney, whose
name and address are:

T. David Mann
P.O. Box 1191
Pensacola, Florida 32591

.on or before February 13, '
2006 and to fiie ie orig;r,nal of
the wtenr, c.EleAsnes wi in ..
cler1 ol ih.s coun eur.Ieti cefoe
s service O1 immedi.alely Iheiab
after. Failure to serve and file :
: '. written defenses .ds required
may result in a judgment ior
order for the :einf emanoela.
without further notice.

Dated on January 11, 2006,

MAR' M. JOHNSOni
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S By John' W.' Rogers,
Superintendent of Schools, .
Santa Rosa County

012806
020406
S.021106
1/65

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE ,NO: 57-05-1809-DR-
01-DM
DIVISION:l M"

IN RE:The Marriage ofz I

'THOMAS CHARLES HET-
FIELD,
Petitioner/Husband,'
and
ARAMINTA DIANE', HET-
'.FIELD,
Respondent/Wife,

NOTICE OF ACTION

To: Araminta Diane Hetfield
6984 Morning Side Dr.
House Springs, MO 63051

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a
Petition f6r .Dissolution pf
Marriage has been filed
against you in the above-
styled court and you are
.required to serve a.copy of
your written defenses, if any,,
on THOMAS CHARLES HET-
FIELD, 4477 EDGEWOOD
DR., MILTON, FL 32583, on or
before February 20, 2006, and
file the original thereof with.the
Clerk of this Court either
before service on Petitioner or
Immediately thereafter; other-
Swise a default will be entered
against you. for the relief
demanded In this Petition. '.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of this Court on the 19th
day of January, 2006.

MARY M. JOHNSON
Clerk of the Circuit Court
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Glenda Williams
Deputy Clerk

012806
020406
021106
021806
lf.1 ,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO. 2005-CP-000306
DIVISION: "C"

IN RE ESTATE OF:
DOROTHY LAWS LOCKE,
Deceased.

NOTICE OF ACTION

TO: COURTNEY RYAN
RISCHER
1402 Brethour Court
Sterling, VA 20164

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a
Formal Notice regarding the
Petition for Administration of
the Estate of Dorothy Laws
Locke, an Oath of Personal
Representative, Designation

of Resident Agent apd
Acceptance, and a Petition for
Admission of Lost Will to
Probate were filed with the
Santa Rosa County Court
Clerk (the "Clerk") on
November 9, 2005.
You are required' to file the
original of your written defens-
es upon the -undersigned
Clerk on March .4, 2006, (with-
in 28 days of the first publica-
tion of this Notice) and forward
a copy of same to the attorney
for the Petitioner, Richard M.
Beckish, Jr., Esquire, Liberis &
Associates, P.A., at 40 South
Palafox Place, Suite 50,'
Pensacola, Florida 32502.
Failure to serve and file written
defenses as required may
result In a judgment or order'
for the relief demanded in the
pleadings, without further
notice.

DATED on this the 27th day of
.January, 2006.

MARY JOHNSON
CLERK OF COURT
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By:' Hilda Volturo '
Deputy Clerk

020406
021106
021806
022506
2 -

IrI THE CIRCUIT COURT IrI
AriD FOR ,SAI]TA H-ijA
COUNT"' FLORID.
CATIE NO 0l.I6. .CA

COUNTRYWIDE HOME'
LOANS, SERVICING LP
Plaintiff,
vs. ,
ERIC B. NORDSTORM; VON-
NIE R. NORDSTROM;
UNKNOWN TENANT I
UNKNOWN TENANT 'i i
MOREQUITY; INC., and any
unknown heirs, devisees,
grantees, creditors, and other,
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AMENDED NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE

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RIDGE being a ponior o01
Saclion 22 Townsr.rp 1
Nonn, Range 29 West, Santa
Rosa Counti. Flori.aea.
according ro me plai record-
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at PuolD Records ol said'
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OLERK OF TIHE *:I,' jIT
COURT
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
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2/79 "

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT
COURT

Court of Santa Rosa County,
Florida; A..iI r,, F i, rur ,.
2006 be"- e .' r :.,r ..
1.1:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at
the front- door of the
Courthouse in Santa Rosa
County ir.i l.1i.:.-. Fi:.r,.a riN-
for sale, aindi : ai pub.I..: oui
'cry to thelhighest and best
bidder, the following described
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LOT, 31, LEGEND WOODS
ESTATES urjE:o HI:CEDI

COMMENCING' AT THE
INtTERSECTIOr OF' THE
,OLITH RIiHT OF WAY LINE
OF STATE ROAD NO., 399
(100' R/W) AND THE WEST
LINE OF THE EAST ONE
HALF.OF THE SOUTHWEST
QUARTER OF SECTION 3,
TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH,
RANGE' 27 WEST, SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA;
THENCE GO NORTH .47.,
DEGREES 41 MINUTES 27
'SECONDS EAST, A DIS-
TANCE OF'18.49 FEET TO A
POINT OF CURVATURE;
THENCE GO ALONG A
CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAV-
ING A RADIUS OF- 1383.59
FEET, ARC DISTANCE OF
1084.35 FEET (DELTA = 44
DEGREES 54 MINUTES 14
SECONDS, CHORD =
1056.81 FEET, CHORD
BEARING = NORTH 70
DEGREES 08 MINUTES 32
EAST TO A POINT OF TAN-
GENCY; THENCE GO
SOUTH 87 DEGREES 24
MINUTES 21 SECONDS
EAST, A DISTANCE OF
509.12 FEET; THENCE GO
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 168
MINUTES 57 SECONDS
WEST, A DISTANCE OF
291.07 FEET; THENCE GO
SOUTH 87 DEGREES 11
MINUTES 25 SECONDS
EAST, A DISTANCE OF
900.00 FEET FOR THE
POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH
87 DEGREES 11 MINUTES
25 SECONDS EAST, A DIS-
TANCE OF 69.24 FEET TO A'
POINT OF CURVATURE;
THENCE ,GO ALONG A
CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAV-

ING A RADIUS OF 40.00
FEET, AN ARC DISTANCE
OF 27.19 FEET (DELTA = 38
DEGREES 56 MINUTES 33
SECONDS, CHORD DIS-
TANCE = 26.67 FEET,
CHORD BEARING = SOUTH
67 DEGREES 43 MINUTES
09 SECONDS EAST) TO A.
POINT OF REVERSE CUR-
VATURE; THENCE GO
ALONG A CURVE TO THE
LEFT HAVING A RADIUS OF
50.00 FEET, AN ARC DIS-
TANCE OF 12.31 FEET
(DELTA = 14 DEGREES 06
MINUTES 29 SECONDS,
CHORD DISTANCE = 12.28
FEET, CHORD BEARING =

SOUTH .55 DEGREES 18
MINUTES ,07' SECONDS
EAST); THENCE GO SOUTH
.02 DEGREES 48 MINUTES
35 SECONDS WEST, A DIS-
TANCE OF 81.68 FEET;
THENCE GO SOUTH 02
DEGREES 34 .MINUTES 10
SECONDS WEST, "A DIS-
TANCE OF 106.51 FEET;
THENCE GO NORTH 02
DEGREES 48 MINUTES 35
SECONDS EAST, A DIS-
TANCE OF 116.00 FEET TO
T H E F ,'ilt T ,F S E, i- lliJIU J
THE UBO.E 'ES:RIBEDE
PARCEL OF LI.JL' I' ':iTL.
ATED i :-: Tich 3 TDjil.
SHIP 2 SOUTH; RANGE 27
WEST, SANTA ROSA COUN-
TY, FLORIDA.

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J.B. & N:, INC,
Plaintiff,

BERNARD S. C' IrE' JR.'
and .
TOPRINA R. CANES,
Defendants.

a-, the docket number odf

In accordance With the AMER-
l,:I." \IiTH -L'i ,-.1LITIEE:
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t..,,i ; ..ta i : ,,r 'Honorable
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2/81

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No 05-000421-CP

IN RE- ESTATE OF
LAWRENCE DALE BAuM-
GARTNER

.Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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THE LATER OF THREE i:'
MONTH? F-TiE THE CTE
',F THE l i-T l .IBELI':.
Ti,:ri .:F TI-I: ril,:,Ti.:TE 0 i
TH iRT. :V, I-'-. -' .FTElt
THE I:'TE 'F -ElF=i 'E ':'F
/, I .F HI., i -iO T '.E
ON THEM.

All other r- ;i.: -:. i, d.-- -:
dent and .:.T-.-, p ..-..' ..i..:.
have claims or demands
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:.u. '.I' THlT I TH IEE. I .
l.r-.IllT : -FTEFj THE L-TE
OF" THE FIRST PIIELICA-.
ITi:, CF THI- iJ:TiC:E

ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.

NOTWITHSTANDING' THE
TIt.E Fe l,'i:" :-ET FORTH I
C6; E 'l. -I.I FILLED'
T. I:, Ii-' ., E -R: LF rl '.RE
l-=TER THE i: FEC',ErT :
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED;

THE :C-TE .:.F FIRST PUBLI-
-Ti.'.rI CF THIS NOTICE IS:
FEBRUARY 4, 2006. .

Attorneys for Personal
Representative:

Kerry Anne Schultz
Florida Bar No. 563188
BORDELON ,& SCHULTZ
LAW FIRM, P.L.
2721 Gulf Breeze Parkway .
,"Gulf Breeze, Florida
(850) 934-1000

Personal Representative:
Maureen Baumgartner
6468 Gaynell Avenue
Milton, Florida 32570

020406
021106
2/83
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
Case No.: 57-2005-CP-382
Division: B

IN RE: ESTATE OF
MILDRED CAROLYN HOUSE
A/K/A MILDRED R, HOUSE,
Deceased.

NOTICF TO CREDITORS

The .administration of the
estate of Mildred Carolyn
House a/k/a Mildred R. House,
deceased, File Number 57-
2005-CP-382, is pending in
the Circuit Court for San1a
Rosa County,,Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which
Is 6865 Caroline Street
Milton, Florida 32570. The
names and addresses of the
personal representatives and
personal representatives
attorney are set forth below, .

ALL INTERESTED PER-
SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the decedent

and other persons having
claims or demands against
decadent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice Is served
within three months after the
date of the first publication of
this notice must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A
'COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-

COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.

All other creditors of the
Decedent and persons having
claims or demands against the
Decedent's estate must file
their claims with this Court
WITHIN THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS
AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.

dent and persons having
claims or demands against the
decedent's estate must file
their claims with this court
WITHIN THREE MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS
AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE. FOREVER
BARRED.

The date of the first publica-
i,:n ,:.. i Notice is February

/s/ Clyde P. House
Clyde R House
'F17 M gnolia Street

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rl.:.,r .'.r ." Personal

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020406
I li .F,
2,84
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO: 57 2006-CP-8
DIVISION: B

IN RE: ESTATE OF
GEORGE R McCOMBS.
a/ka GEORGE RUDOLPH
McCOMBS,

Deceased

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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TION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY 30 .DAY:S AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF
A COPY OF THIS NOTICE
ON THEM.

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THE LATER THNOF THREE t3)
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMOPY O THIS NOT FILED
WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
ON OTITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE.I ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO e 21YEARS .r ORORE
AFTER T HE DECEDENTS
D BARRE D .

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T.IE PERIODS SET FORTHsonal

SUZANNE. NY CLAWHIM FILES,
ESOUIEAR ORORE
. DEATH. IS BARRED.

, Attorney ..l for Plersona0 '

N ESQUIRE C
ANFID,,,, E N, .5 AR

OF5-r, 1:.5 FLORdA 3; 0,_

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Houston, TX 77009 .

020406 '
S071o06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
SAND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTfr. FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASENO 57-2006-CP-12
DIVISION B

IN RE: Estate of

EDWINA RUSSELL,

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA-
TION .
The 'administration of the
estate of EDWINA RUSSELL;
deceased, File Number: 57-
2006-CP-12, is pending in the
Circuit Court in and for Santa
Rosa County, Florida,.Probate
Division, the address of which
is Post Office Box 472, Milton,
Florida 32572.The names and
addresses ofthe personal rep-
reseptative and the personal.
representative's attorney are
set forth below. ,

ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:

All- persons upon whom this
notice is served who have
objections that challenge the
S validity of the will, the qualifi-
cations of the personal repre-
sentative, venue, or jurisdic-.
tion of this Court are required
to file their objections with this
Court WITHIN THE LATER OF
THREE MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE .OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY* OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM,.

All creditors of the Decedent
or other persons having claims
or demands against
Decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice Is served
within three months after the
date of the first publication of
this notice .must file their
claims with this Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A

1553.82 FEET.OF THE FOL-
LOWING DESCRIBED
PROPERTY:

COMMENCE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF
THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF
SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 1
NORTH, RANGE 27 WEST,
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA; THENCE SOUTH
89 DEGREES 25'03" EAST
ALONG THE NORTH LINE
THEREOF. 519.13 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING,
THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH
89 DEGREES 25'03" EAST

The date of first publication of
this Notice is: February 4,
2006.

/s/ for: T. Sol Johnson
JOHN L. MILLER
FBN: 655910
..:.nr.r n. GrC.cr, & Miller PA
66850 Cai..,re Sirea
Milton, Florida 32570
(850) 623-3841
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KErliETWH WORK. r .Ar
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020406
0211,:.6
2/86

iII THE CIRCUIT '"L.URT il
SlID FOR EilTA ROSA
,COiutITY FLORIDA
PROBATE DIc.'.iliO
CASE i']- 200', CP 29
DIvISI'..'I B

III RE ESTATE OF

ELLA LOUISE CHANDLER
WHITE CREEL
De,.: '1 ,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO. 05-577-CA-Div. A

WACHOVIA BANK, N.A:, AS
TRUSTEE .
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vs.

ELI.IER G RtING,etal.,
L'Ce.-r,, I a'li l '

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

NOTICE IS HEREPY G..'Eri
pursuant .ic. ar, C'r.,
Rescheduling Foreclosure
s iA i i d ,- iar. us, .31 3 006,"
,ar,.. a F.rl Ju.l.gm ni of
Foreloesure dated October 21
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05-577-CA Div. A, .:.I ir.-
- CIr.:u;i Court of the' FIRE;T
.'uid lai Circuit in 'and for
SANTA ROSA County, Florida
wherein WACHOVIA BANK,'.
N.A., AS TRUSTEE is Plaintiff
and ELMER G. RING, et al.,
ar.- Dl:.rijar.lI I ,l.ill i-ell 1j
-re r,..grh. T ar,. .e i b i.1.]e, tlor
cash at the Courthouse, in
MILTON ,' SANTA ROSA
County, Florida, 11:00 AM
o'clock on the. 7th day of
March, 006, the following
described property as set forth
In said Final Judgment, to wit:

SEEt LEGAL DESCRIPTION
ATTACHED HERETO AND,
l..IRKED EXHIBIT A,
TOGETHER WITH THAT
CERTAIN DOUBLEWIDE
MOBILE .HOME
ID#GAFL2AE40343558 and
il:, I ,"FL2'BE.I';i -34i;558 a a
O a Hi,' I. I M.ilad-:.-' .oAe
Milton, Florida 32583

EXHIBIT- "A"

COMMENCE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF
THE '.,,uiTH','-ET 1/4 OF
SECTION 3, TOWNSHIP 1
NORTH, RANGE 2- WEST,
SANTA ROSA COLiI T ,
:=LORIDA THENCE SOUTH
c'9 DEGREES 25'03" EAST
ALONG THE NORTH LINE
THEREOF 618.25 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING,
THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH
89 DEGREES 25'03" EAST
420.00 FEET, THENCE
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 3111"
WEST 519.00 FEET, THENCE
NORTH 89 DEGREES 25'03"
WEST 420,00 FEET, THENCE
NORTH 00 DEGREES 31'11"
EAST 51g,00 FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING.

TOGETHER WITH THE FOL-
LOWING DESCRIBED EASE-
MENT:

THE.EASTERLY 25 FEET OF
THE SOUTHERLY 1034,82
FEET OF THE NORTHERLY

and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice Is,required
to be served must file their
claims with this court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.

All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons hav-
ing claims or demands against .

The names and addresses of
the personal representative
and the personal- representa-
tive's attorney are set forth
below,

All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required
to be served must file their
claims wlih this court WITHIN
THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS

519.13 FEET; -THENCE
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 31'11"
WEST 1553.82 FEET;
THENCE .SOUTH 00
DEGREES 28'50" WEST
1098.40 FEET TO THE
SOUTH LINE OF SAID SEC-
TION 3; THENCE NORTH 89
-DEGREES 29'10" WEST
519.50 FEET; THENCE
NORTH 100 DEGREES 31 11
EAST EI 00 FEET THENCE
SOUTH 89 DEGREES 29'10"
EAST 271.30 FEET; THENCE
NORTH 00 DEGREES 31'11"
EAST 277.40 FEET; THENCE
SOUTH 77 DEGREES .-84?
WEST 27' 36 FEET
THENCE NORTH :89
DEGREES' 29'10" WEST
58.74' FEET; .'THENCE
NORTH 00 DEGREES 3111"
EAST 114wi 11 FEET
THENICE SOLITH 69
DEGREES 29 10 EAST 8,74 *
FEET THEtJCE NORTH I:I.
DEGREES 31 II EAST
-2I:.0i: FEET TO THE POINT
OF 6EGirjN4irG LESS "AD
EXCEPT THE IJORTHERLY
51,T0l'' FEET OF THE EAST.
ERLt 420,),j FEET THERE-
CIF

TOGETHER VVITH OnDe dou-"
biCe ,de :iirle nioTe ID
sGAFL.AE-1034'35.8 Title
i 06'r9- I I ID
nGAFL26E4034J:'55. Title .
"18069-60

DATED Ih. ii ,*a/' of
Fat-ruary 006 r,
MARf' 1.1 JOHIJSON '
.: C lil I 3,ld C.ourl
C.IRCulT COURT EAL
6, Fnrela Durr,
4. DOepur. Clerk

Cr- lc86

2/93

Notice of Sale

To I :- .' ,ilor ine i.r, Ad i.:.r
,:har.ge .:.:' Ie irjg aL: saour.
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10: ir.e ,,r.,r Ie .- er 1,5 1 e ,air,
ire Lern cr. Ih, ,.erci- Tinre
sail c ll De relo 3at C 'D
HR .:r....eru, y .I9 E O l rnad Dr
Milic.r, ,r, S ,ai R.:.. C runt.,
. iri S1arie oI Floria,

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GO.l P .- -FI -571

am ur. ni le.I i. i -. i
Li&n hwing M .. i2".i'
Sl..rag .e C i-ar.je C.I i,
a .oi Ft. 1r :I0'i0 6 lu:
12 Iii per a,', plu :" salle" Ia
The .; a 1, ll ill -1 I',er..w .:.r,
Feb a. '-:i0 i a 0':' "A.1

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Ad :l.A3 H.:.ui.Jr, T, -.0S5c
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Hcuil.r. i T .' .

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i.:.ragce .r.jar..e ; r.,"',
plui 1 i '' l c I tr 1 r lu : alle
I o Tr- S.i' 1 il i.ll be. rail,
,:.n Fet, 2- .,0r "0,' I ,1

II nme :..rn.r areaA Ia 1A.:5 .e
said .-erAM ie Ira, ma. rn rrn,
Ire .t-am ijunr i irhe .:ra.i-a' .n
,:C ir. orn, i b.er A'e Tin .ai c
ale Io C s D ReC-).r, an, rhe,
in.:e Ai t a u.i rrendO-r.e-3
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Tr-. al r. ..' : /

Notice of Sale ana Disposal

SOr M.:.nda, Ma.,',.r, 6 2006 .al
9"0, a m puruanil i1- r ilae
la,. ArCa-le Ci6 lStorage at
J.16. Lar, Lana Pa:.; FL
3e i e.il au.:,i.:.r kr rai
*,ar.., :,jt-.q u nilJnll, dIpse l
ire oriern.ii ir.e o llialrng
,ir..[ni .,n il.w r o -,oT 1, .r,
.r. lie r. ,

Unit # 3 Eadnr, Gerrene.
household items, '
Unit 5 1- Srha', .-, .I,:.,d r-
S :1.:.in. ,4 TV i
Unit # 17 Charles Layton-
r.j.iu:.r .:.i.3
Un.i 38 Karo.,ce 3arraiT.
hr,.:.u:erl.l m,"i,:
Uri] 4: L.or,nne F Roberts
Jr.- *,urniiur.e h u.ehold., tools
Unit a ta' Er.ar.::r. Henry-
misc: ..
Unit # 70 Kandyce Barrett-
household, risc. ,
Urn ilt 1 i j iar.n Frese-
r.u' ier.i.,l. i[nmS, furnilu.re
Urnit I 8 Gar Clajton-
household '
Unit .# 142 Pam, Mashburn-'
'.u..ehold
Jrii n 144' Chevon .Kelly-
household, furniture .
Unit # 217 David P. Walker-
h,.rr, fur,'iiure
I.Irt n I a.: rr,i Turner- fur-
r.IIuir ,i:lir,-C

,rrnii i r.l I ;e al .ii A.; c. r.
cal, da/ of t in ale alli unrnl:
.:.hld Ir, Irsir entirely ar,'d
goods must be removed on
the dayof the sale. The com-
pany. reserves the right, to
refuse admittance to any bid-
der, to reject any bid and to
Withdraw any Items from the
sale, All Items or units may not
be available on the date of the
sale. .

021106 .
021806

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 7-2006-CP-11
DivisIalon B

IN RE: ESTATE OF CLARICE
A. BURRELL
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the
estate of Clarice A. Burrell,
deceased, whose date of
death was December 19,
S2005, is pending In the Ciroult
Court for Santa Rosa County,
Florida, Probate Division; File
Number 57-2006-CP-11; the
address of which Is 6865
Caroline Street, Milton, Florida
32570. The names and
Addresses of the personal rep-
resentative and the personal
representative's attorney are
set forth below.

All creditors of the decadent

decedent's estate must file
their claims in ir,. 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
7.33702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREv'ER BARRED

riOTl-THSTANDirIG THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOvE AZ,- CLAI.1 FILED
TWO I i '.'EARS COR MORE
AFTER THE OECEDENIT ,
DATE OF DEATH iS E.&RRED

The oasie oCI i.r:1 ubi ..aor, .of
This rnlice I; F,Cr. ary I I,
.2006. ,. :,,

Attorney. for' Personal
Reprea erilu..e
'i-,ERALLC L ELRCWI .
Ge'ald L Bi',:.,r. El.q .:1
EMMIAIJEL SHEPPRFRD &
,:OtDON
Ai,:,rr.i-, .:.r P ,riconal
Rets. te"rilralite
Flr,.-a Bar lli.: 9o 9 3
3Ci SouIr. S ring Sireal
PO Dravi, 1071
PensI.lia FL ':.i1271i
Telepr.one ra1 '1 4,3 E.S i "

P.ar.,r.ol HA ,pre:er,1a1,.e
z'DOI GRAN.iTHArt.I
Dio Grar.ir.am .
2'991 E-carroi, A.e-r.u .
P.n-:acua FL ':-`',:,

i1'': ". '. "
0' 8': '. .. '

NOTICE OF PROPOSED
ORDINANCE ENACTMENT

TO jHHO IT MA, CCITI.
:ERII

liiae .- e ,,jCi.zed ir.l .:.r, Ih.
141r. -.a, ,:.1 : .sar. :r 0i:, ai
S 01l p i -SzT l It, C.It,
Cour..:i. mln-.ir.g r.:..:.rn-. al ir.A
Cir,1 Hail aMt r -' C .,..5r. S. lr
.n Ir.. C.j ,. 1 ,..i llC.r. Fl.:.r.5
irire ,i'll ..t pr:'.:. :-. .. c.r
e nai,:IIT.er[ ar ', r., r,.:
CrC.:r.5 IiI.I .u I i:,I S

ORDINANCE NO. 1198-06

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 1197-06
BY AMENDING SECTION IV-
3 3 DEFINITIONS TO
INCLUDE DEFINITIONS OF
FLOOD BOUNDARY AND
FLOODWAY MAP, FLOOD-
WAY FRINGE FREEBOARD,
HARDSHIP AND SPECIAL
FLOOD HAZARD AREA:
PROVIDING FOR SEVER-
ABILITY: REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES OR POR-
TIONS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.

Tr.O, r C nr.Iarr,.:e, ,.c., ii ir Ir- i
C I, C. l ri ; ,:.H.:e l.:r r-. pe:.: r
i:.r, Ar., m,r6I.,-i4.l pi r, T.a,
app-.r 51 Irhe Sei.,ri ar. d t.
r..,: r.1 ,.,ir, rA pe.: I... i, ie- .r:
Sp: '- OC'r ,a,'r.:.

This the 7th day of February,,'
,2006.

C'.B. P fJ.:,W :le ', '
C.ly Cle-rl

211,:,... .'.
211 '

NOTICE OF SALE

in 5,.::. r.an e ,. in 1 a ;.
Celieern ire lll.:. erua Fpar ,:.r:
nr.1 GhIi,er Luare Farl n'i.or
'ell i.: a, e t 61* n ,I,
Gio,e.-r Lar, t.; lic.-, FL'3-_T-
a puI,..: *,i prl.ei- air Cill re
conducted .ua 4646 a.T,.;.rtE
Plaza Dr. .l,iicn FL '326-3 l
8:00 ahm c.r. n ,2".' 0, ial
com'plles mitr, pa r a i :.i
Chapter 83I .i 1 Ir Fl.:.cia
.Statute,

FARKI,1ORE STORAPGE

,UNIT
TENNANT

C52
MARGARET SLACK,
C72
BRIAr BABBiTT
C77.
MITZI PAGE-THOMAS .'
J270 '
C ,,SIE LAIL

SHANNON CRUZ
J282
LORRAINE CATHEY
L305 .
ERMA MAE ADAMS
E 10,:
DEAIJIJI OLDHAI.1
Eli:
SARAH FITMAYER
E 1 1 8 '
JOSEPH.KREISER
F133
ZTEPHEIr EBARRGTtC'l

P-L'T PULII4ijO
F158
RICHARFD WALLACE
G208
CHRIS NORMAN
H235 .
DIANE PATTERSON

GLOVER LANE STORAGE

A2
LECIA CONKLIN
A30 ,
PAMELA PURCELL
C56
JASON JARVIS
D83
MELINDA ADAMS
G144
BARBARA ANDERSON
G157
BENJAMIN KING

GLOVER LANE SELF STOR-
AGE/PARKMORE STORAGE
4815 GLOVER LANE
MILTON,,FL 32570

021106
021506 *
021806

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No.: 57-2006-CP-26
Division: B

IN RE: ESTATE OF
ROBERT OWEN BAILEY
Deceased

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The admlnlstratlon of the
estate of Robert Owen Bailey,
deceased, whose date of
death was August 17, 2005, Is
pending In the Circuit Court for
Eacambla County, Florida,
Probate Division, the address
of which Is 190 Governmental
Center Pensacola, FL 32501.

AFTER THE DATE OF
VICE OF A COPY OF
NOTICE ON THEM.

All other creditors of the
dent and other persons h
claims or' demands a
decedeit's estate mus
their, claims with this
WITHIN 3 MONTHS A
THE DATE OF THE I
_ PI.IBLICATIODl OF .
IICTiC E
ALL CLAIMS. NOT I
WITHih THE Ti.E PER
.ET FORTH Irj :EC
3 7':s, 6F THE FL':
PROBATE CODE WIL
FOREVER BARRED.
"iCTu ICsCTH. TA t n'iurJ,
TIME PERiOCS, SET F
ABCO'V.E All', CL4I.f
m 2i '-I 'EAHtR oR t
AFTER THE DECEDE
DATE OF DE ,TH IS. BA

Thp date of first public
this notice is Februar

Aii ,rr-.',; I'.:.r Pe
ReFp, i a.
: Ja,' r, Vd ,au.IllI
Jason A.Waddell
Attorney for Roberta'

Fil,,,I Bar th:. :5i.'36C
Wadd,.ell l / e,3,.I1e F -
I iA =-F r1:.- h nII h l .;et -rn
Per,',.:,-.ia FL 235- i
Tel.V pr,.c.e E6 ii J 3-I'i

: Rc.eria I.,rn.n E le,'
Hi,:.C.- al Ly,'",' E 'l. ,I
S -c1i Bere a R.:.,.I
i tll r. F .:.r.. e '.f
. Ol rIj, "* ,.

SER- FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
dece- NOTICE ON, THEM.
having
against All other creditors of the dece-
st file dent and other persons having
court claims' or. demands against
.FTER decedent's estate must file
FIRST ir.n.r claims with. this court
THIS %wiTHIrJ 3 MONTHS AFTER
HTHE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF "THIS -
FILED NOTICE.

TiOll ALL CLAIti fiOT FILED
:,RIL.A WVITHiri THE TIME PERIODS
.L BE SET FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA ,
PROBATE CODE. WILL BE .:
THE FOREVER BARRED.
-.,RTH
FILE ,NOTWITHSTANDING THE'-
ICOiRE- TIME PERIOD SET FORTH.'
ENT F ABOC.'E, 4., CL-i.l FILED '
RAEC' C *T"O i-i ERE W OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDEiT 5
tion of. '[-TE Or DETHI. eSRRED
*y ;11,: /
The date of "ril put.i:ca:our. of
r this notice ,- Fer,uar, I. i,,
rsonal 2006.-

Attorney for Personal .
H pre, .-r rlai,,
Lynn. .i:> Lc :kIr. 11
J, .: Loc -.: J .Ir
Florida' BafNo. 243167.
L, L : ln. .lu ..csi PA,
.U- r r i0"r.. A .-,ia
M,5,,1 FI.Tr,3rIs 1; '],-0
9,rn T,:|l nr,,',re 1i''Ui 3'1:',)0

i 1r.:.r. e.l :r. ,r .i t'' .
,' F ,.-'hr, r..1 Tr.-, ,iao u *
Kristin'M. Thibodeau
Tr,,. .ir.u .
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,* 1.. ... .'. ,', : .' '. *
S21101

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
RT OF TraEniSewage Pump
RCUIT
ROSA Ij.:.i- r.ne.' r.in ir,al ir
Btc.ard .:.I C:,.ur.iy
', C.:.rim i- ;i.-.. I a a *a R,:.:
Ci:" i> -I .:..i.ja ..i II re.: .. ,,
Fel oe c.".a3 1 :,. :r..i 6'
Trash/Sewage Plmp.

All bids must be in .*,r,.r,: ad
I.1.TH :1.o h ri Hiar '.j .- *.:.r

P.: ,urm rniEr D-L.pa'ir:.rl ''

S. ll:.r .:.r,- 5 3 : '0 a-r
,, l t, ,s,:e.. .e,1 1' I' II' I
e n-.:r I. I:"':r .'l I .- *pe:p ]
W ELL ari ra.- Il.:.u- 1 IP ri le,.
pan.; ari .-r -. i.:. a I n-r..

1. Ar, B.. r.'.': -i l a ,. r,.-e rl,m
.r. .:.I ie|i=.:l". rr, I:,, ,p5 r. l.,l r.:,e
ir,:1, 0 ,, .. -,el r ,,,r r--lu, rr, .1
ur :.i 'r. .e,: I i.: r t .. i .

CHED si .:.r, I .: .. a.-,r, i, 'tat.'i

... i 'r. .: a 'ihT C"''u 'TI
F'Pr.:,.: r', n .-,r.t ei: .:i i 'i.I- 3I
)WING h. r,-:...- .,r. T.el.epn:.r.e
PROP- V,' 1i b. ., e.:e I.e.
G AND re r,'. ei I,. inrn C-I
TY O F .:.,:,.e...-.., .',l C- r. ":rI'1, -a-3
TE OF' .'luii.'e. unri.p.e,.-. : Iir.< t..
r .

FEET C',.ue- h ,. relai,,,,i i. :. inr..
IW EST e u,.pmer.i ;r.5.:. l. I:. 1..r-ci.d
OUTH. I:. 1.1. .Srrel "- ld, ,-, l lP ''p
ON 24., i.i -'
NORTH '
1ENCE The 'Board of County
RTH 1 C.:.mn',n .;,:.,l .-,.,r.-" ir.-
FEET. rar.I I.:. r. ,.e irr ,ul i ,i.;s .r.
5 FEET ti.,1 : re,-.:i ,r., :. all i0.1 ,
GREE. I.. Ir :.r .i-i..:.ul .: J :,, r. I;
FEET 5a, r.1 ir,.. iC. i ir, .1 ,T -h -
ING. mrrin i : 10 t.. ,r. l-te L l Irni.ere

)W ING .c o, ,,i :. i ,.:: n ."
PROP- ,i;.: mr.i -,i r rii.e t.-l' :.r
G AND r.a.: : il.:.r ril .:r l .:r,..r,
TY OF .- ,- iii..r, .a.- .:n, r.r,.
TE O F .: :,p '.1 i4 Iu; I r.er'I...:.,T,-i
Ir r., .. .:.rI- : e ,:

FEET. 'By order : ir.e .:.ar. of
OUTH- 'County C ': .r-,n-.. :.e r.- of
F THE 5.ar.,i F:.a ,C:urni,, Florida,
SEC-
HIP 2 021106
WEST,. 021106
FEET, 202
DEGREE
HENCE NOTICE TO BIDDERS
HENCE Patch Truck'
EST 75
3T 156 Notice 13 heraoy given that
TH 75 ime Board ol County,
BEGIN. Commissioners of Santa,'
Rosa County, Florida will
receive sealed bids for one
-ou ir-.3 F: i,.:r. Tru.: 133,00010 OGVWR
.' e- Tiuck wnrm Material Handling
te-.ses, Boay)
h al C.
ey for ,All bids must be original and
ess is ..-1, ir, ', hr. Fe-a E .r
TREET, rrl,a, r, :,i ia R.: :i C uri,
L A U D ,' .. r",7,: ri r,.:.,, |r .rr .-.il ,1.
on or '.'. C'u..T.n r. I irir t.ule I
a date r.,h.,:.r. F.:.r.. i, i-5-,-. anrd
I..11'.i : m uiU I ,.'- re,:eil. r.3 b, i' ij1i-3
r, .:. ir a.m., March 14, .2006, at
PRESS c.n,,,:r, C,, le h. ..pe,'e .
and file r..1 '. .- ,i.:.-u. 1 e e ,-:e el
;lerk of after the time set for the bid
e serv- opening will be rejected and
ney or returned unopened to the bid-
-.:-Pr. der. All interested parties are
,-,.i.,a.3 invited to attend. Bids are to
reei., be sealed and clearly labeled
laint. "BID -Patch Truck."

with a Specifications and bid form:
3d any may be secured from the
order to Santa Rosa County Website
feeding ... nia r.i 11'... .b;d .:i
cost to Ir.. : Ir,i H.:.; 5 uC.:.urily
certain Procurement Department at
contact the above address. Telephone
0-6865 (850) 983-1833.
on, FL '
within 2 Questions concerning this
ceipt of equipment should be
e hear- addressed to Tom Collins at
call 1- (850) 626-0191.
SS my
s Court The Board of County
2006. Commissioners reserves the
right to waive irregularities in
bids, to reject any or all bids
with or without cause, and to
L award the bid that it deter-
mines to be in the best Interest
of Santa Rosa County'

Santa Rosa County does not
discriminate on the basis of
race, color, national origin,
sex, religion, age, or handl-
COURT capped status in employment
)UNTY, or provision of service.

By order of the Board of
0 County Commissioners of
Santa Rosa County, Florida.

021106
021106
20fl3

RS
of the Check out
leekiey,
ate of
er 15, the
Circuit

6865 Classified!
l 6865

2/99

IN THE CIRCUIT COuF
THE 1ST JUDICIAL CII
IN AND FOR SANTA
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO : 06-52 CA

E.rI K OF Ar.lErIl.: A

AriTHi:Ij,. PHELL -
4 AITH,'IJI :,m.h
31

NOTICE OF ACTION
T(;.
RHONDA HE
iHR';iCe -,re U r,t .:... r.,

,OU RE IIC'TIFInEi
5.: l.:,5, .:.r I .:,,',: h.:, = u.
t.1.:.r i, .i e .: r, In e 1.:.l
Si.:. ted p:,r:.:. ,

SEE LEGAL ATTA
EXHIBIT-A

EXHIBIT .

TRACT I
THE FOLLC
DESCRIBED REAL i
ERTY, SITUATE. LYiNI
BEING IN THE COUNT
SANTA ROSA. STATE
FLORIDA TO-WIT

BEGINNING 699 84
NORTH OF SOUTtH
CORNER OF THE SC
EAST 1/2 OF SECTIC
TOWNSHIP 2 Ni
RANGE 29 WEST TiH
EAST 106 FEET NOR
DEGREE EAST, 75
NORTH THENCE 106
WEST SOUTH 1 DE
THENCE SOUTH 75
TO POINT OF BEGItIN

TRACT II
THE FOLLOW
DESCRIBED REAL
ERTY. SITUATE, LYINI
BEING IN THE COUN
SANTA ROSA STATE
FLORIDA TO-WIT:

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Notice. in THE :
GAZETTE IN.MILTON
the original with the C
this Court either before
ice on Plaintiff's attor
immediaile,, tre-anrer
"wise a ilaull *.,11ii ..
against ,*.:,u 'r inr.e
demanded in the comp

If you are a person
Disabilities who nee
accommodation .in or
participate in this proc
you are entitled at no
you to the provisions of
assistance please c
Susan Land at 85
Caroline .Street Milto
32570, 850-983-1012
working days of this rec
this document, If you ar
ing or Voice impaired
800-955-8771. WITNE
hand and the seal of thi
this 6 dayrof February,

Mary M. Johnson
As Clerk of the Court
CIRCUIT COURT SEA
By: J. Watkins .
As Deputy Clerk

021106
021806
21100

IN THE CIRCUIT C
FOR SANTA ROSA CCO
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 57-2006-CP-3
Division B

IN RE: ESTATE OF
Gena E.Weekley
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITOR

The administration
estate of Gena E. We
deceased, whose d
death was Novemb
2005, is pending In the
Court for Santa Rosa
Florida, Probate Dlvlsl
address of which Is
Caroline Street Su
Milton, Florida 32570
The names and addre
the personal represe
*and the personal repr
tive's attorney are se
below.

All creditors of the de
and other persons
claims or demands
decedent's estate on w
copy of this notice Is r
to be served must fi
claims with this court
THE LATER OF 3. MI
AFTER THE TIME O

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sses of
entative David or
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WITHIN
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