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Sulphur dioxide leak leads to evacuation


Happy ending credited: ,"

to empl oyee s quick tin 'king 1, - .


By PAMELA HOLT
P,', Gali.c u iiffSrWriitr
Sometimes a wrench, along
with determination, can save
lives.
Milton Wastewater,
Treatment Plant Manager Ricky,
Hinote and Operator Jesse
Owens responded to a potential
hazard Thursday: .a sulphur
dioxide leak. It could have
affected citizens, due to the
close proximity of residenual
areas,. according to Milton Fire
Chief John Rebel.
He contends their sacrifice,
responding to the chemical haz-.
ard, sent the two men to Santa
Rosa Medical Center Thursda�,
afternoon.


The Wastewater Treatment
Plant has undergone a major
upgrade. according to CitI
Manager Donna Adams. With
this ne"\ installation. came a
leak detection alarm s% stem
Hinote says. after [he nets
sulphur dioxide c cylinder inistal-
lation on Nlonday. Oskens
began the start up process.
Hinote says Owens. on a
trip from one side of the plant to
the other. walked by a leakN
\alke and detected the scent of
sulphur dioxide.
O\\ehs alerted Hinote and
the tvwo men worked to find the
leak. Hinote Says he- and
O0\ens performed an "ammo-
nia'" es.t ; whichh consists
S SeeLEAK, Page 3A.


Expect tougher


code enforcement


By PAMNELA HOLT
pt S_ G .i.tt Stin it\ ii . _
The Citm of Milton is being
restructIred And it's all begin-
ning with the Planning and
De\elopmerat Department.
In accordance with the
City's desire to improve service
to its citizens, the department
underwent an assessment of its.
operaioilns by Randy L.
Jorgenson of the NAmericarn
Institute of Certified Planners..
Jorgenson "hadov.ed' employ-
ees for a % eek. but it is noted he
has two years of history with
the Department in a variety of.
po-itins. J-irgeiisoi's analysis'
included re-earch in compre-'
hensive planning, land use, and
paper work management.
At City Council Tuesday
night, Jorgenson's, determina-
tion of the Planning. and
Development Department
showed the dcp.rtirent with a
budget of 'I13411.1iio. but said'
only 4.7 percent was spent on,
planning and development. I
"You have more money
spent on landscaping than you
do on -this department," says
Jorgenson.
His report recommended
improvements in staff
resources,; a refocus on
'approach to community servic-
es, enhancements to the ability
of the department in coordinat-
ing activities with other units of
government, and 'improvement
of.the City's ability , to manage
growth.
Mayor Guy Thompson says
he is emphatic ,on improving.
;code enforcement. He says the
City -is implementing the
enforcement plan previously
adopted before Hurricanes Ivan
and Dennis.
"Code. Enforcement needs
to be more diligent in its
efforts," says Thompson, "and
we haven't, been doing the job

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we need to be doing."
Thompson says it is e\ ident all
through the city's neighbor-
hoods.
Thompson says the Piggly
\\iggly building and B\ Pass
E\xon gas station ha'e immedi-
ate priority.
Thompson says he's
cjismi a m I 'r c''de nf'i fOicein.nti
to travel about the cit,, and take
note of \ violations. which are,
frequent throughout city limits.
According to Thompson,
the workload on code, enforce-
ment "isn't hat' strenuouss"
although he realizes it's a "tax-
ing job, and it is increasihgil.
more and more so."
Thompson says there's
plenty of money in Planning
and Development to move it.
forward.
"Some employees won't
like being under a microscope,
but it makes them better'
nemplo, ee. " says Thompson:
Both Jorgenson and-
Thompson agree to deal .' ith
the continued rro tih of the
city, re-structuring is essential.

VFW Post

to support

MIAs/POWs
The Veterans of Foreign
War Post 4833 and the Ladies
Auxiliary will be hosting a
POW/MIA ceremony to show
support for "comrades missing
or still held prisoner of war.
The.ceremony will be held
at the Post home on Saturday.
September 16 at 2 p.m.
The post is located off
Avalon Blvd., appro\iimatel.\
1/2 mile before H.~ . 10.
(Travelers on Interstate 10
should get off on the Avalon
Exit.)
Jack Oyster, a veteran of
the 34th Bomb Group, who was
shot down and held POW at
Stalag Luft #4, will be the guest
speaker.
The group is extending an
invitation to the members of the;
community to attend this event.

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(To the right) The American Bald
Eagle stands guard over Santa
Rosa's new Veteran's Memorial
Park. The park includes tributes
to all branches of the military
and will, in the near future,
boast a Purple Heart Memorial
to those injured in service to
their country.
Press Gazette
file photo


Milton firefighters return to their vehicle after clearing a sulfur-dioxide leak at Milton sewage treatment plant Thursday. Officials are credit-
ing two employees of the plant wnh the rapid containment ot what Milton Fire Chief John Rebel says could have been "a substantial event."
Area residents were evacuated early in the incident and the. community has now received the all clear.
Press Gazette photo bvyBill-Gamblin



County plans moratorium on landfills


B3 LYNNE HOUGH
Pi,:.' Ga:itt att. i t ui te,
In the ,.ake of allegations
over the health concerns of res-
idents near, the Coyote Landfill,
Santa Rosa Countit
Conmrissioners\ ill be placing
a sin-month micraioriuni on the
perritming of an\ etFe
Constructioii and Demoii'lition
iC-&D landfills in Santa Rosa


Counil\.
At Thursday' ; regular corn-
nmission meeting. several mem-
bers of the public offered sup-
port of the count', K decision.
Last month, neighbors of
the Coyote C&D L.indfill
showed up at a 'Counmt
Conimi',i:mn meeting to com-
plain ol ph\ sical ailmenita The
health oncernH behaL-i. accord-
ing to residents, follio inia fire


at Colote' L.andlill laij t fall..
Respirator,, 'problems were
reported as x widespread, .iccord-
ing to a sur\ee circulated by
residents-affecting appro'xi-
matelk 21ii people.
Some residents ere tested
at their own expense and d is-
co% ered benzene and h.\drogen.
sulfide in their s, teams. '
The results nf the testing.
along \i thi well water testing


and. other .:ccurrences.,led to
the filing ot a la' suit b\ those
who say their health has been
affected.
.When residents complained
about the alleged health issues
'surrounding contnmiriates in
the air and afterr . Health
Department officials. along
Sit[h the Count\ Conmiiission.
were quick t' come up u ith
Ste LANDFILLS. Pace 5A.


BABYLAND:

Many stillborns and newborns

swaddled by earth of cemetery


By LYNNE HOUGH

The Milton ccmciert i.s
filled with history-long-silent
voices of people who came and
went long before many living
today were born.
A large number of those
buried just off Berr', hill RJ and
Stewart St. stillhave family\
here- descendants-proud to
say they have history and fami-
ly ties to this area.
But within the cemetery,
there is'a place that never really
had a voice-where few visit
and even fewer claim ties.
Babyland.
The infants buried there
were either stillborn or only
lived a day or two.
In at least one section of the
cemetery, there is a dedicated
area, surrounded by a short con-
crete barrier. The word
"Babyland" is permanently
engraved in the concrete, at the
entrance. Between 20 and 30
babies are buried there-most
of the graves in this particular
area are dated in the late 1960s
or early 1970s.
Generic grave markers
identify the individual infants-
the kind of marker often used
by funeral homes until a family


places a marble headstone for
the deceased.
Only most of these graves
never received a marble head-
stone, or even a statue. Almost
every grave. marker only bears
the last name, of the infant and
the year of death on the original
funeral home marker.
There are few flowers on
these graves. No family mem-
bers are buried nearby. It's not
really a family plot.
Or maybe it is.
> Bubba Fisher took care of
the Milton Cemetery for 25
years. He says there is more
than one Babyland in the
Milton Cemetery, As a matter
of fact, it is common practice in
cemeteries around the country
to bury infants together when
family plots do not exist. The
name "Babyland" is universal
in referring to these locales.
Fisher. says the first
Babyland in Milton Cemetery
.began to form around the time
of World War II.
He says, in the case of
Milton's Babyland, he believes
100% of the infants are military
babies whose parents were sta-
tioned here when an influx of
training occurred at Whiting
Field.
See BABYLAND, Page 5A.






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Who's parked outside your house?


Wireless Internet thieves


do their hacking in the air


By PAMELA HOLT
Press Gazette Staff Writer
There's a new thief in the
neighborhood.
He's quiet,...and powerful.,
There's no trace he's had access
in your home. He's sitting right
outside in his car...with a lap-
top computer.
He's a wireless thief and
he's wardriving.
Wardriving is the term
hackers use for stealing your
wireless signal by driving
around in suburbia, hanging
around parking lots and access-
ing the Internet for free.
Jupiter Research reports at
least' 14% .of wireless network.
owners-- have accessed their
neighbors' connection either by
choice or accident. A typical
connection can transmit up to
150 ft. from the computer,
router or access point.
John Marshall, owner of
Milton Computers says its like
someone stealing radio. "The
signal is out there, you don't
consume the signal like you do
with cable,"' says Marshall:
"Cable has a' physical line with
measurable draw--with wire-
less, no feedback, no measure."
sa.s Marshall.
Marshall believes \ wireless
access should be free. "You c-an
increase commerce b3 making
dok onto'. n a hot spot.", explains
Marshall. ,
NlMa\or Gu' Thompson
agree,_ v. ith Marshall. h
"ITd like to see Riverwalk
and Carpenter's Park become a
hot spot." sa\ s Thompson.
But with new problems,
existing ' i.ti the popularity of
wireless networks, law enforce-
ment isn't sure how to deal with
the silent foe.
With 'inrtuall untraceable'
access to the Internet, thieves
can access identity, credit card
fraud, send span, and snoop-
collect ,private information via
documents or emails without
your krim ledge
Detective Earl Griffin,


The axiom says an
ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure, and if pre-
vention is currently the only
deterrent for wireless theft,
education is what's needed,
says Detective Earl Griffin
of the Santa Rosa Sheriff's
Office.
To prevent wireless
theft:
*Buy devices with either
WPA . (Wi-Fi protected
access), or, WEP (wired.
equivalent privacy), encryp-
tion technology . Quickly!
install these features as soon
as-you're on-line. ' '
*Read manuals and take
ad vantage of 4all security
measures the. manufacturer
suggests.
*Change Nour password
from the' teniporary manu-
facturer's default passv.ord.
*Disable wireless when
it's not being used.-
*Add a personal fire-
wall, which officials say is
affordable 'and 'easy to
install.
*Change \our bank and,
credit card password if the\
are not different from 'iour
e-mail pass ord.
'Keep the nima.imuni
number of IP addresses the
same as the number of com-
puters available in \sour
home. ...
SS:,,.iy I written by Painela'
Holt. Reach her at:
holt@sr-pg.com


Santa Rosa Counts Sheriff's
Office, says prevention is key to
keeping your computer 'routers'
safe from hackers.
"Because IP addresses
change so often, it is difficult to
say who was accessing your
router 6 months ago," says
Griffin. "It is best to set up your
router with encryption security.
Most just buy the thing, plug it


in and use automatic set up.
Setting up security makes peo-
ple work harder, but it will
make the hacker work harder,,
too."
Griffin says you can drive
through a typical neighborhood
and find 10 to 12 homes with
Wireless Internet, but only one
will be encrypted. Having an
open wireless connection
makes you vulnerable to virus-
es. Griffin suggests assigning a
specific number of IP addresses
to your router where your com-
puter will not allow any more
access beyond the number
you've assigned.
"Then," says Griffin,
"you'll know when you sign on
your computer someone, else is
accessing your computer."
SGriffin says, if you, see.
'See WIRELESS, Page 3A.


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County Government

COUNTY COMMISSION
* District 1: Tom Stewart, Pace, FL 32571; Phone: 932-1340.
* District 2: Bob Cole, 8651 Riverstone Rd., Milton 32583; phone 983-1877.
* District 3: Don Salter, 6000 Chumuckla Hwy., Pace, 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 Count\ Commission meets, at 9:00 a.m. on both the second and fourth,
Thursday of.each month. The leaders meet in committee at 9:00 a.m. on Monday's proceeding,.
the Thursday meetings. Meetings are held in commission chambers of the Administrative
Complex on Highway 90. Phone 983-1877 for information or to reach commissioners in their"
offices. S a

State Government


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

Federal Government

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
* Rep. Jeff Miller: 324 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515; phone (
local) 479-1183; (DC) (202) 225-4136; E-mail: www.house.gov/jeffmiller
SENATE
* Senator Mel Martinez: P.O. Box 536176 Orlando,FL 32853-6176. phone (407) 897-3130 fax'
(407) 897-8595
* Senator Bill Nelson: Room 571, Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20510; phone;i
:(202) 224-5274, (fax) (202) 224-8022.
WHITE HOUSE
* President George Bush: The White House. 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.,, Washington, D.C..20500;
phone 12021 456-1414. Email at president@it hitehouse.Lov.
* Vice President Dick Chene\: Office of the Vice President, White House. 1600 Penns\l\ania
.A\ e., Washington, D.C., 20500: phone 20212) 456-1414.


School Government


SCHOOL BOARD
* District 1: Kenneth Smith, 5700 Camelia St., Milton 32570, 623-4395.
* District 2: Hugh Winkles, 5684 Nicklaus Lane, Milton 32570, 623-6299
* District 3: Diane Coleman, 9400 Octavia Lane, Navarre 32566, 939-2661.
* District 4: JoAnn J. Simpson, 5059 Faircloth Street, Pace 32571, 994-5446
* District 5: Edward Gray III- 1 Gray Oaks Lane , Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 850-932-6287
The Santa Rosa County School Board meets at 6:30 p.m..on the 2nd and 4th Thursday at
Canal St., Milton. Phone: 983-5000.


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Continued From Page One.
of putting ammonia in the air
where you suspect sulphur
dioxide, if it's detected, white
smoke will appear in the air.
"White smoke appeared
before we brought it anywhere
close to the valves," says
Hinote. As the leak intensified,
the northeastern wind contin-
ued to carry fumes away from
the men working to find the


leak.
"I've worked at the plant
for 34 years and have never had
a sulphur dioxide leak. I know,
after time, the leak intensifies
rapidly. We had been holding
our breaths trying to find the
leak. When it became difficult,
I made the decision to call 911.
"During that time, I knew I
had to .make an evaluation,"
says Hinote. He explains, with-


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(Above) Milton Fire Chief John Reble explains to returning construc-
tion workers (back from lunch) why,they could not re-enter the
Milton Sewage Treatment Plant area. (Below) Other workers stand,
waiting for the all-clear, to return to work.
Press Gazette photos by Bill, Gamblin"
ii ' *


in three to five minutes, Owens
took a wrench and tightened the
valve fittings on the connection
to the cylinder and stopped the
leak.
The municipal drives of
Henry and Elmira were isolated
during the emergency by city
police. The leak was stopped by
the time two firefighters in full .
breathing apparatus arrived to
assess the situation.
Rebel says a detection
alarm alerted Hinote and
Owens.
"It didn't take long before
the situation was under c.on-
trol," says Reble.
Emergency Medical
Services took .the two men,
Hinote and. Owens, to Santa
Rosa Medical Center, Rebel
was concerned about their loca-
tion when the leak started.
Hinote and Owens had symp-
toms of burning eyes and sore
throats.
' Both were treated for high'
blood pressure and lo%% le% els of
oxygen in their blood and-.
received several e.e\tashes.
S"My throat fell like .it had a
iwad of cotton in it," says
Hinote.:
Other personnel were
assessed and released at the
site.
"The, leak was from aone-
ton sulphur dioxide cylinder."
,says Rebel. He explains there
is no way to tell ho 1 much
chemical \'as released into the
atmosphere because it came.
from a valve leading into a large
cylinder. There is no gauge
indicating a loss.
Rebel says there s no cause
for alarm to the community
because the chemical has. dissi-
pated into the atmosphere. He.
notes :the enmergenc\ had the
potential to become a substan-
tial event and, a larger area
would've been evacuated .had-
the need cropped up.
S "As it \\as, it wasn't ahaz-
.ard to the general public," he
says.
Adams says she knows
Hinote and Owens took steps to
present an, harm to any of the
plant personnel and to the sur-
rounding residents.
"I'm proud of them," says
Adams.'.
According to the Material
Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), sul-
phur dioxide is toxic in high,
concentrations and is a severe
respiratory irritant at lower con-
centrations. The typical expo-
sure limit is two parts per mil-
lion, a level which can readily
be exceeded in confined spaces.
It may lead to bums to the skin


Wireless
Continued From Page One..'
someone you can't identify in a
car outside your house, and
you're suspicious he's likely
stealing your signal, call the
police.
"If things happen like
they're supposed to, they'll
send tech-based investigators;
we'll get to the bottom of it and
we can trace their usage," says
Griffin.
Story written by Pamela
Holt. Reach her at:
holt@sr-pg.com


or eyes if exposed to moisture.,
Last June, in another area
of the county, a hydrogen sul-
fide release turned fatal as two
men were working on a piece of
equipment when a pocket :of
hydrogen sulfide escaped..
According to the MSDS,
there are no similarities
between hydrogen sulfide and
sulfur dioxide. Although simi-
lar in name only, the two chem-
ical compounds are dramatical-
ly different.
. In wastewater treatment
plants, sulphur dioxide is gener-
ally used to neutralize excess
chlorine before water is dis-
charged; hydrogen sulfide is
produced during the -refining
process. The June incident ;ias
at Blackjack Creek refinery.
Story written by Pamela
. Holt. Reach her at:
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Money is tight,

make budget work
With the anti-tax mood of the citizens of Santa
Rosa County and the fact most are facing higher
property assessments, soaring insurance premiums
and cost of living increases, i.t might be wise for
county leaders to tighten their financial belt buck-
les.
As commissioners mull over their $117.6 mil-
lion 2006-07 budget-and after voters rejected
their plan for a penny sales tax increase to subsi-
dize road improvement-this might not be the
time to be so generous with what department heads
want for the upcoming year.
While it might not be practical to follow all the
suggestions from Commissioner Gordon Goodin
(like dens ing deputies a $2,000 raise, or totally
axing funding .to complete the new Pace Library)
we agree it might be time for the county to "feel
some -of the pain" citizens are feeling.
In all, Goodin is recommending cutting about
$2.3 million from the budget to offset the
increased tax bills property owners have seeing
based on a 30 percent increase in property-value
assessments caused by the housing spike from
recent hurricanes.
Goodin also wants to hold off on hiring 12 new
employees in several county departments, and he
was the lone "no", vote among the five commis-
sioners when it came time to tentatively approve
the budget as presented. The new budget includes
the 6.6175 millage property rate, which is the same
rate as this year.
What fellow commissioners did do was to ask
county staff to anal\ ze how, most of Goodin's'
requests might work and report at the budget's,
final public hearing, Sept. 19. But Commnissioners
Don Salter, Tom Stewart and Bob Cole said they
would not support eliminating the $2,000 pay raise
for sheriff's deputies.
And, we probably\ agree ith their position:'on
that one in light of the fact these deputies certain-
ly deserei to be paid a fair %age based on what
neighboring counties are paying.
As we've pointed out in a previous editorial.
Santa Rosa's starting salary for a deputy is the
lowest in the area, about $27,000. Escambia pays
new deputies $28,000, and in Okaloosa County,
deputies are paid $30,000.
Sheriff Wendell Hall's request should stand,
but commissioners should-look at re rising other
added expenses such as the estimated $2 million to
demolish the old jail/ construction of a new court-
room.
And they may want to rethink the $1.25 mil-
lion for new parking lots at Navarre Beach as well
as spending $31,520 for a mosquito control blow-
er-truck driver. The question, that 'appears here:
how is it the county iswilling to pay $31,520 for a
mosquito control blower-truck driver and only
$27,000 for a deputy?
A bullet stings more than a mosquito's snout.
Making outgo., match income is never an easy
task-whether it is in a home budget, one of a
business, or a giant budget like that of a govern-
ment.
Nevertheless, it is something that must be
done. It would have been nice to have had the sales
tax pass and have plenty of money for roads. But
since we do not, we must put many projects on the
back burner and work to live within our means.
Before final budget approval, these expenses
need to be seriously reconsidered.

SEPTEMBER 16, 2006



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VOL. 99, NO. 49
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EDITORIAL & OPINIONS


A look at Constitution Day


B WVALTER \1ILLIAMS
,Spfwcial to Santa Rosa s Press Gazette
Each Near since 2004. on Sept. 17. \e conunem-
orate the 178'i s7nirnc of the U.S. Constitution b. 39'
American statesmen. The legislation creating
Constitution Da�\ "as fathered
_by Sen. Robert Bi rd and requires
federal ag ncies and federal
funded schools, including uni-
versities. 't have some kind of
educational program on the
C: onshttution.
I cannot think of a piece of
le slatiion that makes greater
mockery of the Constitution. or a
more cnstu!utionally odious per-
son-to father it ,aSen. B rd. a
person who is know n as, and
proudly wears the label, "King WALTER
-f Pork." The onlh reason that , WILLIAMS
Constjution'Da\ hasn't become
a laughingstock is because most Americans are total-
ly ignorant of, or ha'e contempt for, the letter and
spirit of our Constitution.
Let's examine just .a few statements.by the
framers to see just how much faith and allegiance
toda\'s Americans give to the U.S. Constitution.
James Madison is the acknowledged father of the
Constitution. In 1704, \hlen Congress appropriated
$15,000 for relief for French refugees who fled from
insurrection in San Domingo (now Haiti) to Baltimore
and Philadelphia, James Madison said disapprovingly,
"I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of
the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of
expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of
their constituents."
Today,, at least two-thirds of a $2.5 trillion federal
budget is spent on '"objects of benevolence." That
includes Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, aid to
higher education, farm and business subsidies, wel-
fare, etc., ad nauseam.
James Madison's vision was later expressed by
Rep. William Giles of Virginia, who condemned a
relief measure for fire victims. Giles insisted that it
was neither the purpose nor a right of Congress to
"attend to %that oenerositi and hunmanit. require, but
to what the Consitittion and their dut' require."
Some presidents had- similar constitutional


Cable TV news is bad for us
FM: JASON SALZMAN
Dear Editor:
In 2002, Phil Donahue was one of the most
famous liberals in America. His TV talk show, "The
Phil Donahue Show," had ended six years previously,
after a 27-year run, and Donahue had used his retire-
ment to stand up for peace, gay rights, feminism, and
other issues embraced by left-leaning political advo-
cates. As Donahue 'crashed around the country bash-
ing conservative views, MSNBC was losing the rat-
ings war to cable competitors CNN and Fox.
MSNBC executives were looking for TV talk
show host who could help their flagging network beat
Bill O'Reilly at his own talk show game-and do it
,during the same time slot.
Donahue was articulate, charismatic, and, you'd
think, the perfect guy to launch a successful TV talk
show-again-and walk all over O'Reilly. That's
exactly what the cable network MSNBC thought
when they put Donahue on the air in July 2002.
MSNBC's Donahue initially matched Fox, but its rat-
ings quickly began to slide and, in less than eight
months, MSNBC had cancelled the show. The incred-
ible inside story explaining the rise and crash .of
Donahue has been told by Jeff Cohen in his new book,
"Cable News Confidential." A lefty talking head him-
self and a trusted friend of Donahue, Cohen was hired
by MSNBC as a senior producer for the ill-fated show,
so he has an insider's view of what happened.
As Cohen tells the story, MSNBC was desperate
for a successful talk show but clueless about how to
nurture the growth of one.
Cohen believes that MSNBC made an initial mis-
take by casting Donahue, a passionate liberal advo-
cate, to referee shouting matches between extreme
conservative and liberal guests. With the show sliding,
MSNBC execs refused Cohen's advice to let Donahue
be himself and advocate liberal views-just*as Bill
O'Reilly is allowed to spew his conservative views on
Fox. This would have allowed Donahue to develop a
liberal audience, just as O'Reilly has a conservative
following.
Such a liberal show, with the famous Donahue at
the helm, might have caught the attention of liberals,


respect. In 1I54, President Franklin Pierce vetoed a
bill to help the mentally ill. sa\ ing. "I cannot find any.
authority in the Constitution for public charir."
adding that to approve the measure would d be con-
trarn to the letter and the spirit of the Constitution and
subersie to the %\hole iheor. upon which the Union
of these States is founded."
President Grover Clei eland vetoed many con-
gressional appropriations,: often saying there was no
constitutional authority 'for such an appropriation.
Vetoing a bill for relief charity. President Cleteland
said. "I can find no warrant for such an appropriation
in the Constitution. and I do not behe\e that the
po�%er and dut\ of the General Goernmient ought to
be extended to the relief ot indi\ idual suffering \\ which
is in no manner properly related to the public -ern ice
or benefit."
Constitutional ignorant people might argue that
the. Constitution's "general \% el fare" clause justifies
today's actions by. Congress. Here's what James
Nladison said: "If Congress can do Nwhate\'er in their
discretion can be done by mone3, and % ill promote
the General Welfare, the Government is no longer a
limited one, possessing enumerated powers. but an'
indefinite one, subject to particular exceptions."
Thomas Jefferson echoed, in a letter to Pennsylvania
Rep. Albert Gallatin, "Congress has not unlimited
powers to provide for the general welfare, but only
those specifically enumerated."
James Madison explained the constitutional lim-
its on federal .power in Federalist Paper No. 45: "The
powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the
federal government are few 'and defined .... [to] be
exercised principally on external' objects, as war,
peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce."
Here are my questions to you: Has our
Constitution been amended, to authorize federal
spending on "objects of benevolence"? Or, is it plain
and simple constitutional contempt by Congress, the
president, the courts and, worst of all, the American.
people? Or, am I being overly pessimistic and it's
simply a matter of constitutional ignorance?
\\ alter E. Williams is a professor of economics at
George Mason University. To find. out more about:
Walter E. Williams and read features by other
Creators S. indicate writers and cartoonists, visit the
Creators S\ indicate Web page at wwww.creators.com.
COPYRIGHT 2006 CREATORS SYNDICATE, INC.


whose hunger for news and talk-surged as President
George Bush was moving the country toward war
with'Iraq.
But MSNBC executives, fearful of liberal views,
insisted on trying to reach a middle-of-the-road audi-
ence, telling Cohen that a liberal show would conflict
with MSNBC's slogan, "fiercely independent." This
justification was silly to begin with when you look at
the partisan shows, like O'Reilly's, that are successful
on cable. Partisanship is the nature of the medium.
But MSNBC's position that Donahue should
restrain his true: progressive voice became surreal
later, when management dictated that Donahue move
to the right-to try to "outfox Fox News," as Cohen
put it. That's when Cohen was pushed away from the
show by MSNBC bosses, and not long after, Donahue
was cancelled, ostensibly due to poor ratings.
But actually, Donahue was doing better than other
MSNBC shows.
" The real reason Donahue was cancelled, accord-
ing to Cohen, is that MSNBC was hoping the upcom-
' ing Iraq War could be used as a platform to boost the
network's ratings. The Iraq war would allow MSNBC
to "reinvent itself," using the "anticipated larger audi-
ence who will tune in during a time of war," accord-
ing to a memo by network executives quoted by
Cohen. Donahue, who was strongly against the war,
would be a liability for MSNBC, and so he was
dumped.
Cohen's depressing story of the rise and fall of
Donahue is actually only one of series of oh-my-God-
what-is-happening-to-journalism stories he tells in his
excellent 200-page book. Cohen takes you through
his stints as a talking head at Fox, where he was a reg-
ular, and CNN. It's a personal account, with plenty of
light-hearted anecdotes from his various talk show
appearances. The book's humor sits alongside devas-
tating critiques of the toxic journalism pervading the
cable industry.
After reading Cohen's book, cable news will
never look the same to you, as you'll understand the
formula of fake "breaking news," false debates, and
journalistic gutter-feeding that add up to, as Cohen
puts it, "disinfotainment."


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You Spoke Out,

Santa Rosa...
. 1Wednesda'. 5:01'p.m.
This is Eddie. I just paid my'
taxes, on line, for the :first time
and I just wanted to"'say the Tax'
Collector's website is phenome-'
nal. All the other county depart-'
ments should,take nonce Thank


Wednesday, 4:11 p.m.
This is Fred., I found the lady
in the bucket truck that used to be;
on Highway 90 in Pea Ridge. She
is now up in East Milton. lust past '
Ward Basin Road. She's suill \ aI-
ing and smiling. Just thought.
folks " o:muld like to krino.

Wednesday, 1:27-p.m.' 1;
Hello, my name is Joel. I am'
calling about the surplus in:
nione\ the\ have in the county. It
seems the leaders want to turn
thote dollar, into buildings and
roads. Don't spend it. You hae a
surplus. Go home and don't come.,
back until next year

Monday, 12:59 p.m.
I just want to say I agree 1 ilt
the email I read in Saturday'si.-
paper. The writer said surely\ all
the new $200,000 homes were
generating plenty of money. The
fellow who sent that knew exactly
what, he was talking about. I also:
voted against incumbents.

'Thursday, 12:03 p.m.
Hi, this is Chuck. One reason;
the road proirani as defeated
was that their had the , ord "main-
tenance" in there. It the) had just.
said 100% to road construction, 1
think it would ha', e passed. ,

Thursday, 10:11 a.m.
This is Al. Being a native oC
Santil Rosa, I feel qualified to;
comment on the failed sales tla
If it had passed, all the people
would have paid. Nov,. jut prop-,
erty owners will pay. When out
millage rate goes up, don't whine"
or cry foul. Remember, you won't
get to. vote on the property tax:
increase.

Thursday, 9:17 a.m.
I am a senior citizen and i
registered voter and I appreciate
the right to vote. We see candi-
dates on TV and hear them on
radio, but now they are calling us
on our home phones and I think
that is an invasion of our right to
privacy. "






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SContillued From Page One.
"tnances to pay for testing. In
a~ddiion. Coyote Landfill
pledged $5.000 from its own
pocket to help paN for the study,
as long a- it looked at all possi-
ble locations of contamina-
tion-not just Coyote's site.'
While it has, been..noted
other landfills in the area ma\
have contributed to problems.
the focus has remained on
Co ote.
Commissioner Gordon
G6odin w\as critical of the way,
the fire at Coyote Landfill was
fought last year. Hesaid the fire

Babyland
Continued From Page One.
They. were people who
knew they were leaving here.
The\ suffered the loss of a ne \-
born or sullborn bab\ and
w wouldd leave it in the hands of
the funeral home to take care of
the remains.
In Milton. that resulted in
the "Babylands" being formed.
Though he has long turned
Soer the care of the cemetery to
others. Fisher says it happened
More than once that families
would sho%\ up in Santa Rosa
Count\ decades after the.\
trained at Whiting and left.
They Nwere looking for the babN


department used water, which
only washed:contaminates fur-
ther into the community. He
said the. fire was controlled
more efficiently once a foam
fire retardant was sprayed onto
the blaze. -
When commissioners were
asked if the Co6ote Landfill.
manager %as doing his job in
the right when the alleged con-'
tamination occurred, the board
said there was no .Standard
Operating Procedure for C&p
landfills in Santa Rosa County.,
Commissioners say the
next six months will be used to


they never knew.: .
"They told me the\ realized
'it wasn't just a fetus. It %%as
their child." Fisher said through
tears.
One couple came here
years ago from Arizona.
according to Fisher, to find their
infant's ,rate. Grass mowers
had inadvertently destroyed the
marker placed by the funeral
home. but Fisher says the\
found enough of the right mark-
er and words to kno I[ %it\'as
their baby by mo ing the din
around and finding broken
pieces.
"The\ \%rote and said the\


This grave marker in Babyland at the Milton Cemetery was com-
monly used for most infants whose families were not planning to stay
in the area. Very fe' e\er received sturdier headstones.
Press Gazette photo by Lynne Hough.


compare notes with other coun-
ties and make choices about
safety and health issues sur-.
rounding C&D landfills. .
Commissioner John.
Broxson and Goodin told those
present, "'There will be C&D
landfills in this county, we need.
them." Governing those land-
fills has become the focus on an
effort, to prevent problems
before they happen.
.Making County standard
tougher than Florida State stan-
dards in operating C&D land-
fills is the goal. according to
commissioners.


were coming." he recalls. "They
brought an Episcopal minister
and he performed a service at
the gravesite.
"The mother told mine she'd
recendy heard a minister speak
in Arizona about life and she
said. "I realized that \\as inmy
baby.'"
Fisher remembers the same
scene repeatnmg itself 10 or 12
umrnes and he often found his
duties included helping parents
find correct graves.
But he says those days are
long gone for him. Around the
\ear 2000. Fisher says he knew\
he ,\as done caring for the
cemetery. but couldn't find any -
one to take the job.
He ran an ad in the Press
Gazci stating after January 1.
he w would no longer be responsi-
ble for the Milton Cemetery.
"There were four of us.
originally. They began to die off
and leftnie \\with it," he laughs.
Some residents \with a gen-
uine concern for the cemetery
stepped in. He says his duties
were turned o'er to \ hat is cur-
rently known as the Milion
Benevolent Cemeten Board.
"The people \\ho ha'e it
now, they 're doing a terrific
job," he notes. "I praise them
for what they are doing.
"I'm ver-y pleased."

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"We want to be one year
ahead of the State,"- Goodin.
noted. '
Commissioners stressed the
moratorium ceases the accept-
ance of any applications for
C&D landfills. It has nothing to
do %with land use changes or
plarunng and zoning.
"We're not going to issue
an\ more permits for six
months to give ourselves time
to study problems with existing
pits:" says Broxson.
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extended if necessary to ensure
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Milton firefighters train during downtime


City of Milton Firefighters were found training at Sanders Street Park earlier this week. Lt. Lee Devines
says a part of the training for new firefighters involves knowing water pressure ratios for specific fire sizes.
Pictured: (in no particular order) Lt. Lee Devines; Milton City Firefighters John McLeod, John Ward and
Geoffrey Freeman.
Press Gazette photos by Lynne Hough.


E*iE r% ~ I R A11R1R1A IM1


DUPJ


TOWN OF JAY


CASH BALANCES BROUGHT FORWARD


- FISCAL YEAR 2006-2007


GENERAL
FUND

5,000.00


WATER & SEWER
FUND


1500.00


GAS
FUND


3,000 00


TOTAL

9,500.00
- / .' '


ESTIMATED REVENUES:


TAXES:
AD VALOREM TAXES
Franchise Taxes
Utility Taxes
Licenses & Permits,
Intergovernmental Revenue
Charges for Services
Miscellaneous Revenues
Other Financing Sources


Millages:
2.000


TOTAL REVENUES AND OTHER
FINANCING SOURCES
TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES
AND BALANCES
EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES
General Governmental Services
Public Safety
Transportation
Culture & Recreation
Debt Services

TOTAL EXPENDITURES/EXPENSES


RESERVES


TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES
AND RESERVES


87,059.93
17,000.00
10,000.00
2,500.00
210,327.39 ',
1,000.00
57,482.68
62,000.00


447,370.00

452,370.00


372,870.00
21,500.00
30,000.00
23,000.00
0

447,370.00


5,000.00


452,370.00


: 0 '
'0
0
0i

218,500.00
1,500.00
0


220,000.00


221,500.00


199,000.00
0
0
0
21,000.00

220,000.00


1,500.00


221,500.00


S0
0
0


359,000.00
1,000.00
0-


360,000.00

363,000.00


360,000.00
0
0


360,000.00
3,000.00


'363,000.00


87,059.93
17,000.00
10,000.00
2,500.00
210,327.39
578,500.00
59,982.68
62,000.00

1,027,370.00


1,036,870.00


931,870.00
21,500.00
30,000.00
23,000.00


1,027,370.00


9,500.00


1,036,870.00


THE TENTATIVE ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE
OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD.


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Saturday September l u. LuuU I it Ol, dnua a- UL.L
Community


Review
Committee to meet
The City of Milton's
Ordinance Review Conmittee
Sill meet on Wednesday.
September 20, 2006, at 9:00
a.m. in Conference Room B at
Milton City Hall, 6738 Dixon
Street. For further information
on, the meeting, contact the
City Manager's Office at 983-
5 411.

Cancer Society
schedules meeting
The American Cancer
Society's Milton Relay For
Life Steering Committee will
" meet at 6 p.m . Tuesday,
;-
. September 19 at Berryhill
Elementary School. 4900
Berr hill Road The meeting is
open to any volunteer h ho
\t'ould like to help plan and


organize Relay activities, This
year's event is scheduled for,
April 27 and 28 at the.
Pensacola Junior College
Milton Campus. For more
-information, contact
Chairwoman Leann McCombs
at 293-1299 or
mccombsl1h @mail.santarsa.kl 2.

Clean-Up is today
The Santa Rosa Count%
portion of the Coastal Clean-
Up will take place this
Saturday . September 16 from 8
am through 11:30 am. The
meeting spot %\ill be at the
Navarre Beach public parking
lot at the foot of the Navarre
Beach Bridge. Volunteers are
encouraged to bnng hats, sun-
screen and gloves. They will be
provided %ith trash bags and
data cards.


This year's event is spon-
sored by Waste Management.
The trash totals.and data card
summaries will be sent to the
national office to determine
trends and help determine pro-
grams to help fight the trash on
our beaches. For more infor-
mation. please call the Clean
Community Office at 623-
1930.

Personnel
Committee to meet
The City of Milton's
Personnel . Committee will
meet on Thursday, September
21,. 2006 at 8:30 a.m. in
Conference Room B at City
Hall. 6738 Dixon Street.
Milton, FL. For further infor-
mation on the meeting, contact
the Cit- Managers Office at
9S3-5411.


Sickle Cell annual

fund raising campaign planned


Sickle Cell is common and
dften life-threatening disease.
Occurring in approximately one
ip e'ery 400 African-American
infants born in the United
States each year. Perhaps you
:inow of someone who has the
Sickle Cell Disease. Most of
tthe medical care of Sickle Cell
- Disease involves prevention
and treatment of complica-
tons. Early identification can
lielp prevent some of the sen-
� us medical problems associat-
4 d \ith the disease. With the
proper care and treatment., indi-
viduals w.%ith Sickle Cell
Disease most times can lead a
productive life. That's %\h% we
S hope that \ou till join others
in support of Sickle Cell bN
sending a monetary gift todae.
, Your tax-deductible dona-
pion supports , educational
' 4"areness, and social dexelop-
ment programs. counseling,
screenings. client support ser' -
ices, financial assistance for
-ntedications and other emer-
: ency needs. as well as com-
munity education and aware-
ness programs. We need your
support to continue our nilssion
and many programs and servic-
es. 'Your donation of any
amount \vill mean so much to
people with Sickle Cell
Disease in this community\.
. You can also support sickle
* :ell b\ purchasing the Dr.


Martin Luther King. Jr. "Live
the Dream" specialty tag for
\our car. This beautiful tag is
currently .being sold for a mod-
est additional cost. In support
of Sickle Cell. we encourage
you to purchase the "Lixe the
Dream" specialty tag for your
car.
September is National
Sickle Cell month. The follow -
ing is a list of our 2006 activi-
ties. We need hour support!
Please join us in our efforts.
Saturday. September 16-
Fashion Show. Apollo Club at
8:00 for a $5.00 donation.
Sunday, September 17-
Sickle Cell Disease
Awareness Church Sunday.
Area churches are asked to
raise awareness and contribute
a donation for Sickle Cell
Disease.
Friday. September 22-3rd
Annual Banquet. Pensacola
Junior College Student Center.
Time 7:00 p.m. Tickets $25.00
per person.
Saturday. September 23-
18th Annual Golf
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Legal Notices


hT S t R a Press Gazette Saturday September 16, 2006


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO. 2006-CA-000472
DIVISION NO: "A"

DAVIDE.LARSENandPAUL -
S LARSEN
. Plainnlins,

CHARLES M THOMAS and
LORI D THOMAS,


S: NOTICE OF ACTION

TO: CHARLES M. THOMAS
and ' '
LORI D THOMAS
S5057 Guaerisay Road
Pace, FL 3257 1

, YOU ARE NOTIFIED tmat a
Canorr.-plan w3s mied iri the
Santa Rosa County Court
Clerk (the "Clerk") on
November 9,'2005..
-You are required to file the the orig-
inal of your written defenses, if
an, upon the unoeisigned
S Clierk c-n Seplembe,' 25. 2006
illnu 30 dJay. 0o Ilhe lirSl put
S hcation .-f Lnnr Nc.l,.ci and iotr
S ,aro a copy li same IO Ine
aotirr nay Ior inr e Pilanhitf
Rcnaia M BecRish Jr.
Eaduire LDueni & As,,ciales
. PA al4i0 South PaIlliV Pace
, ' Sun.e 50C' Peai:ola. Flortida
* 2?.u2. Failure to erae ard rile
W o re-n dterenie as ie-quirea
M'ay result in a ludgmenl or
ordir ior te relael den-rianna in
.- tne pl adinrg. winoul rurnhea

- '. DATED on his trna 15 d.a, of
SAugu 2006

MAR' JOHNSON
CLERK OF COURT
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Angela Dunn
S Deputy Clerk '



093e006
100706 "


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR SANTA
S ROSA COUNTY. FLORIDA
JUVENILE DIVISION
CASE NUMBER 05-DP-212

.. . IN THE iNTEREST OF

D.W. 10107/1993
' J.M.JR. 08119/1997
L.M. 07/23/1999

- MINOR CHILDREII

' TO: Jerome Harris, Putative
' Falher of D.W.. a minor child
Address and whereabouts
unknown

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
thaI a Petition under oath has
been filed In the above styled
Court for the termination ol
parental rights ol D.W. a
female child born on Ine 7th
Sday ol October, 1993, in
Escambia County, Florida. by
the Department of Children
and Family Services, tor sub-
sequent adoption, and you
are hereby commanded to be
S and appear before the
Honorable Marci L.
Goodman, Judge ol the
Circuit Court In and lor Santa
Rosa County. Florida. at Ihe
S Santa Rosa County
S Courthouse. 6865 Caroline
Street. Million, FL 32570. on
' , - the 21st day of September.
2006. at 9:00 a.m. You must
either appear on the dale and
S at Ihe lime specified or send
S a written response to the
.. ,'. Court prior to that time.

YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR
OR RESPOND SHALL BE
TREATED AS A CONSENT
TO TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS AND
, YOUSHALL PERMANENTLY
LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS
AS A PARENT TOTHE CHILD
NAMED IN THE PETITION
' . FOR TERMINATION OF
S PARENTAL RIGHTS.

WITNESS my hand as the
Clerk or sail Court and the
Seal thereof, this 16 day of
' August, 2006. : ,

CLERK OF COURT
SANTA . ROSA. COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL'
By: Linda Willis ,
Deputy Clerk

091606' -
092306
093006 .
100706
8/662

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO. 2006-CA-0004 72 -
DIVISION NO: "A"

DAVID E. LARSEN and PAM L.:
' LARSEN,


CHARLES M. THOMAS and
LORI D. THOMAS,
Defendants.

AMENDED NOTICE OF
ACTION

TO: CHARLES M. THOMAS
and ,
LORI D.THOMAS
5057 Guemrnsey Road
Pace, FL 32571

YoU ARE NOTIFIED that a
Complaint was filed with the
Santa Rosa County. Courtf
Clerk (the "Clerk") on June 7,
2006.

You are required fo file the orig-
inal of yoUr written defenses, if
any, upon the undersigned
Clerk on October 2, 2006,
(within 30 days of the first pub-
lication of this Notice) and for-
ward a copy of same to the
*attorney for the Plaintiffs,
Richard M. Beckish, Jr'.,
Esquire, Liberis & Associates,
PA., at 40 South Palafox Place;
' Suite'500, 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 28 day of
August, 2006.

MARY JOHNSON
CLERK OF COURT
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: J. Watkins
Deputy Clerk

090206
090906
091606
092306
9/688


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No.: 57-2005-CP-334
Division: Probate

IN RE: ESTATE OF
WILLIAM G. BOSWELL
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate
of William G. Boswell
deceased, whose date of death
was July 17, 2005, Is pending ir
the Circuit Court for Santa
Rosa County, 'Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which


is 6n.95 Caiolie Streel Millnno
Florida 32570 Tr.a name i arnd
Saddareases orI me personal ,'ep-
resentative and the personal.
representative's attorney are'
set forth below.

All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having,
claims or, demands against
decedent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is required to
be serd rrsl Ius e tihe;r claims
wnn inrns court WITHIN THE
SLATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DA'PS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
.COPY, OF THIS NOTICE 014
THEM. . .

All oinaer credior" of Ihr d-ji-e-
dent anid oprer persons na.,ng
' clas" ,,r demands againai
aeceounia' e-aIC mud T file iner
clamii aslh Inrs court WITHIN S
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
SOF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION
.33702 OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREvER BARRED
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE Atf' CLAIM FILED
TWO 121 EARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED

The date 01 firs puoDlcaion 01
Ir15 notice ,- Seplem'ber 9
2,)06

Aitorne lorf Pesc onal
Repieceniaive
,n.KENNETH R FOUtiTAIi
Kenneth R. Fourfain
AlStomey fvo licc le W.rtr,
Fior.aa Bar r.:. itJ :,c':'?
FOUNTAIlN LAW FIRM PA
uc(45 Fournain Proles..:-rnai Ci
SSut,- A
rNavanr Fiorda 32615
": Telicph.:.rne i')i 939-3536

Fir-.cna R.pi'e,;ertlaii.e
'.z NtICCLE WiRTH
i.,:o ie Winre




09 d1 IF-
9/696

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No.: 57-2005-CP-319
Division: Probate

IN RE: ESTATE OF
LOREN PAUL POST
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Trn iadrri-iiiraiionr o ina ae .Ile
or L'reni Paul Po i- de&Ceaed
Anr-:. dalie .1 sealh 'a, Juli'
21 :ciuS ,s p-enoarg rin Me
lir.:u- Ce.un lor Sanirra .'a
Cour.r.r/. Flur da Proai
U-nvion.M ihe adOre: o,,r , hch
S F.~ C ar-jir.. Srreer i i. c-n
Fieor,.a " '57, : Trie narr,.:s ani
adoTre:-o ,iM inh rerac-r.l rep-
rem.irnia i r.. and in. p.i-r:rna
repr sen alivres anome. are
retl onr t r.,-ow

A ireadnc,- a-t inr, ac.:deni
Sana ioheir person , harnq
clan,, ur amie ndm aqa'n.[
, Is . r ,a e noer,,'ld. o nh ,r. a
i:cop, ai in.,. r,. :i. ' ,.' reu& r-d h.',
bB :errs d ,Tu u.T Iul' tie ncr c:la'rr,-
ar.n Irn. ccunr WITHII' THE
LATER OF 3 MDI ITHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FIRST
PUBLIC ATDON OF THIS
NOTICE CH 3:-' DA C- AFTER
THE EDATE OF SER.iCE ,'F 5
NCO F C'F THIS RJOTiC:E l
THEM.- �

Al.. .ofmf & .: e
All n-ith're,:'r oi.j .. * ihe dece-
dent d .i me-r per ons nra..rn.
claim; oiJ demsands aga.rini
d Ciat, ' sialr I .iumi llf ihr %.r
Rosan-' ar, in..- cFioiri Wi Tit I
t.1OrITHS AFTER THE DATE
CF THE FIRST PUBLIC ATifON
OF THIS rjOTICE

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
WITHIli THE TIME PEHIOD'C
SET FORTH ib SECTwOIN
-" OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED

T NOTWITHSTANDING THE
STiME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABO..,E Altm' CLIM FILED
TWO li ,EARS OFR. MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENIT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED

Tre IAlc E O lirt pubic'aYlier o
I .ns n.i] ..s Sep. e ic.. . a

rli-r,.n ha,' Pers:r.i
- 'KEIIIETH FOUNTAIN
Krnn-err. R F.:.unr lir
' AncirnE, i.:.,r r1,arn nn Pc.si
S Fl,'ri.aa Bar fio '00.656
: FOUTITAinrJ LAW FIRM pa
'-IS F.:.uni Ir,:.les-.:.nil l

Navarre, Florida 32566
.- Telephone: (850) 939-3535

Personal Representative:
: /s/MARYANN POST,.
Maryann Post
'33 z-earnpeDO, D..!


� .090906 -" "
091606
9/697
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY.
FLORIDA ' , '
PROBATE DIVISION-
File No.: 57-2005-CP-370
Division: Probate

IN RE: ESTATE OF
JACK TURNER MCLAUGH-
LIN
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-

Tn- drin-:l.r,,s1ralch c', i,: - . 'atl
I1 I511 Turn 1,.1i: L .ugrilnli
i , a'_- ia nc ,r,.:..i .alle.-..l .-i an
Aas: JJlj I-. 2,0' ,. 1i pn.dn.j in
the Circuit Court for. Santa
Rosa County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of which
i' i6 4j C ar-sehr.e, Cit-lel hIlt;lon
Fl.::,dia l-',' Tre nvr1,Cni. and
addresses of the personal .rep-
resentative and the .personal
representative's attorney are
set forth below.

All creditors of the decedent
and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate ot 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 SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
R THEM.

All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons having
claims or demands -against
decedent's estate must file their
claims with this court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILE
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
l SET FORTH IN SECTION
, 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA
h PROBATE'CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH


ABOvE Allt CLAIM FILED
TWO l2) r EARS OR MORE
'AFTER THE DECEDENTS
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.

The date of first publication of
this notice is September 9, .
2006.

.Attorney . for. Prsonai
Represeialresrva
i i.KEIRIIETH R FOUNTAIN
Kennerh R Founiairn
Atlorney lor Richard A
McLaughrl.n
SFlonida Bar No 0'4a8569
FOUINTAIN LAW FiRM RA
S2,45 Forunla.n Prolas.i-nai Cr
Suile A
Navarre. Fiowna 32566
Telepn.one t16501 939.3535

Personal Reprasenlaiue
F.'LRICHARD A MCLAUGHLIl
Ricnard A M.cL augniir
3oAS Grnger LIna
Nravasne FlonBa 3T566

O')906 . ' .

9/698

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No.: 57-2006-CP-124
Division: PROBATE

IN RE: ESTATE OF
PATSY R. CORMIER BELL
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Trie adrrinmisiralor or the ailtia
ol Palo/ R. Cormier Bell.
da'ceiadiWa Whoe daala ol de.-aIr
*as May ' 2i61)4 I: pending ,n
ire [racui Court lot Santa
Rosa CouLInt Flonrida Probate
D':. on. Irn address or r.r.:h
r-C'5 Carlrine Sir leal Ml.iion.
Florida '2'72 Tne namna- anr.
addret i,:- ."' in. personal rep.
r sental..e and ini p-er.:.nal
repre. ernal, .- : anorr,-ey ari
.:i lonrn r.lo*

All creJ.r.,rs C-I ine decedeni
and inner pii orn r.a. .r,
tivun-us or .-iiTiands against
diCedenrl ''a-'i c-n r n.ri a
cop, ofl Inr. notice i: re qusreu li.:
be marvCd iTu.l rllair ,.laian,
aitt inn, cct.un WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MOtiTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATIOIJ OF THIS
. rIOTICE OR 3)0 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A

THEM

Ail oltiir ciedilir. 0o1 thn d c-c-
i dr anr orher person having
claim's or demands against
decedarnl a eaelee musliff. their.
claims ir. Ihi' courl WITHIi 3
MO.fNTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIOIi
OF THIS NOTICE

ALL CLAIMS HOT FILED
WITHIN THE TIME' PERIODS
SET FORTH IN SECTION
733 70? OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED

jOTWITHSTAIiDIPG THE
TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
ABO-E AllNY CLAIM FILED
TWO 12 '.EARS OR MOPE
AFTER THE DECEDENT S
D4TE OF DEATH IS BARRED

The dale , 1 irl pur.laOli ,on Oi
Ir:- rinl.ce 6, S&plrinDer 9.


Al.,'ron,, for Peronarl
6 R pre.in er .l .a' e5 u.
r/s/KENNETH R. FOUNTAIN
Keruneir., R Fo-jrla-n
Asnorney ,ii- Curis B Bell
Flr.od3 Ba' 1i:, 4a6569
2041 Fr,.u,-,amn Pro re: ional Cl


Telepre.:.n 1 i6 01 93'-.353-.

Pearonal Reprep.erniaiae
,.CURTISr B BELL . - .
Curhn. B Boil
PO Box 5219 . .
Ila.arre, Flrida 3- r.o6 . -

- 091609 ' * *.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 57-2006-CP-234 '
SDivision

I. RE ESTATE OF
H,:.,n Hahe- FPreitcrn Sr


NOTICE TO CREDITORS

c-i R.:-c-rn Hane. Pre-tn inSr.
dc.:aede' esno.e -imt fie death
vla- rar.:rn 71 �03' " pend,',.
iW Ir.h 1,ir.:ul C.:-un l Iof Saia
R';.a Counr, Fior.au, PiObaei-
D '',r.s in.c ie addre: c-i Arncr,
la fiN C 'lre IE Sirel Sui1t Sr
r, Olin. Fl.'-id,3 3�570 0D7-
Trhe names oan a . uddlar-.": el
Ina person l fpreP=iersal',.C
ana irie -rn-,nal repir i-erta-
Inue : animh-, aria :l ICrlh


All creditors f the" decedent
and other persons having
cal.imt aor ialT9andr4 ga3 n
;- ceA.dni l raie ', n .A hor, a
c:-p,a �0 icn' nc,vic requ i Ieu'e
p,- ry..ed muI Ilale ineir clainr,
auth. ins .:our WITHIIj THE
L, TER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FiR5T
PLUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR ", DA- S AFTER
. THE D.,TE OiF SERvIsE OF A
[' CF, OF THIS NOTICE ONi
THEM

All other'creditors of the dece-
, dent and other persons having
claims or demands against
decedent's estate must file their -
Iai-rr,.: ,.'i i -., C: urt W ITHlIi I
h.tC'IiTH' AFTEM THE ',ATE
OF'.-'HE FiR'T FuBLI,. ATiCti
OF-HI. htOTIn'E

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS
' SET FORTH IlN SECTIOn'
-' 37'',2 '-F THE FLCORIDa
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED

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

The date of first publication of
this notice is September 9,
2006.

Attorney for Personal
Representative:
/s/ANGELA J. JONES
Angela J. Jones
Florida Bar No. 096441
Locklin & Jones, P.A.
6460 Justice Avenue
Milton, Florida 32570
Telephone: (850)623-2500


Personal Representative:
/s/JOHN FOSTER PRESTON
John Foster Preston
5312 Hamilton Bridge Road
t Milton, Florida 32570

090906
091606
9/700
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
) COUNTY, FLORIDA
S Case No. 06-710-CA

IN RE: The Forfeiture of:

One 1994 GMC Yukon
VIN# 1GKEK18KORJ767872;

DEFENDANTS/CLAIMANTS:


ASHLE' RAWLS

.NOTICE OF FORFEITURE ,
PROCEEDING

TO: Ashley Rawls, 6625 Park
Avenue M.ior. Florida 32570'
r.d all person no0 cla.m, an
r ieresi ,n one 1994 CMC
Yukon, , VIN
1GKEKI6KORJ767872 artich
was seized on or aDout July 3
2006 horml 6625 the inlarsect on
or Mary Street and Highway 90
SIn ae cT/ ot Minor in Saeia
Rosa C:-unrv Said property rv
ir inte' curIody ol ire Sania
Rosa Cc'untry Snann'a Office in
Santa Roa County Fionia
and a Complainl ort Final
judgment ol Forfeiture pertaln
ing ihereic, na3s be, n f,led n ihne
ar.o.e ar/JIed claue

Daled in.: I 17tr, da ol Augui
, 2005 .

../s/LAURAJ: NYE.
ALLEN W LINDSAY JR
Fiorda B3r Na 104956
LAURA JOY''ER NVE
Flonida Bar No. 487236
L Enday ArIdreaI. & Lenard
PA
5�18 Wiingrq Sleaat
Mrc.n Fic.nda 32570
16501 6S3 3I00
Anorne, lor Pla3rith

09 16':16
09230X


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO: 06-0303-CA-01

EMC MORTGAGE CORPO
RATIOII
PLAIN It IlTIFF


jIMMIE C BLACK IF LIVING
AND IF DEAD THE
UNKlOWnPI SPOUSE. HEIRS
DEViSEES GRAINTEES
ASSIGNEES LIENORS
CREDITORS TRUSTEES
AIiD ALL OTHER PARTIES
CLAIMINrG Alt INTEREST BY
THROUGH UIDER OR
AGAINST JiMMIE C BLACK
ALiNIE L BLACK IF LIVING.
ANIID IF DEAD THE
UNKNOWIi SPOUSE HEIRS
DEViSEES. GRANTEES
ASSIGNEES LIEIiORI
CREDITORS TRUSTEES
AND ALL OTHER PARTIES
CLAIMING AN INTEREST B'(
THROUGH UNDER OR
AGAINST ArNiE L BLACK
MORTGAGE ELECTROnIC
REGISTRATIOIl SYSTEMS
INC JOHII DOE AND JAIIE
DOE AS uNKIEOWlI TEN-
ANTS IN POSSESSION
DEFENDAPiTS)

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

NOTICE IS HERE' GIVtEN
pursuant lto a Sumnarv Finalr1
Judgerr, ai Foreclosura daredl
Seplambor 6. 2,06 entered in
Ciil Cae nin i -o 0-0'30 CA-01
CT ine Circuad CuSl o ihei lST
Judicial Crcuil ,In arind aor
SANTA ROSA CGurir Miloon
Fic.na I . ill e l. Ir e n.'ignran
and re:. bddoer ror ca-n al THE
NORTH FRONT STEPS al Ltn
SAPITA ROSA Caunry,
CounnouSne lcia.sde al f665,
Car.,ine Sireetl n M-n ilon
FIc.ndia al 11 OI) am or. In , e l
a- v ol Ocic.e. ;206 ine ol:.,-
,rng deq:cribei property a3 :el
ronh m. rsa un-rmarry Final
SJudgment;, to-wit: . . .

LOT 17, BLOCK 8 OF VIZ-
CAYA SECOND ADDITION.
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK C, PAGE 143, OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SANTA. FROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA. ,
Arn. c.er.'n.r:lsaim an inite r-[
Sin in a surplu' from me alat It
any. Olhier mTan irie oroperr
c Sner es .a1 inm dati C ine I11
pend n . mu -usi file a c .lailm rlh.-
in o05a.&, aher itme ale

ale-1 I, :I. 1 I , -ay ,
S0-pien'ber u'"c

SMARY M nlOHNlSON
Ciern' ol Ine Circuit Curt
CIRCGuT COURT SEAL
B5 J Wairk.ns
DeDurv Clcri

THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID
J STERN PA . AITTORIE'
FOR PLAINTIFF
601 S UrA-SrEirE nT NTe Sule
500
Plantation FL .3324

'6.530'68 EMC
iN ACCORDAIICE WITH THE
AMERICAr-S WITH DISABILI
TIES ACT person: Awir, .l ab
rue.s rnaednr-g a sr.cl.ia' l aC :um.
Deed a crits nc.uia l . lI
COUIJRT ADMINIiSTRATIONI al
rine SANT. RC.'SA Cnuri,
C.:urnnuas C at , 'O-e-
8771 iTDDe .:.r '1-60 ,0-95
.$T770, . via, Florida RiAa,
Service. ' . '

091606' ,
092306 ' . "
9/707

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO. 06-0479 CA 01 ,',

WEST COAST REALTY SERr
vICE'S INC A CA CORPO-
RATIOIN As TO AN UIlDidiD-
ED 50% INTEREST. WEST
COAST CAPITAL GROUP,
tIC I_ CA CORPORATIOn
�S TO A51 IJTDlv'DEE, :'. 2
IrJTERE' T ,LEnrNrO,.Hnr, AS
TO Alt uiDjn IDE.ED 'A'.
INTEREST, ALL AS TENANTS
IN COMMON

Plaintiff, -.



BEN J: DROWEINGA A/K/A
BENJAMIN J. DROWEINGA;
KELLI M. " DhtOWEINGA;
UNKNOWN PERSONS) IN
POSSESSION OF THE SUB-
.JECT FROPERT,.

Defendants.

RENOTICE OF FORECLO-


* NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN
� pursuant to an Order
Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale
dated September 6, 2006, and
entered in Case No. .06-0479
CA 01, of .the Circuit Court of
the 1st Judicial Circuit In and for
SANTA ROSA Courty, Florida.
' WEST COAST REALTY SER-
VICES, INC., A CA CORPO-
RATION AS TO AN UNDIVID-


ED 50% INTEREST, WEST
COAST CAPITAL GROUP,
INC., A CA CORPORATION,
AS TO AN UNDIVIDED 25%
INTEREST, GLENN OHNO, AS
TO AN UNDIVIDED 25%
INTEREST, ALL AS TENANTS
IN COMMON is Plaintiff and
BEN J. DROWEINGA A/K/A
BENJAMIN J. DROWEINGA;
KELLI M. DROWEINGA;
UNKNOWN PERSONS) IN
POSSESSION OF THE SUB-
JECT PROPERTY; are lefen-
dants. I, will sell to the highest
Sand best bidder for cash AT
THE NORTH FRONT STEPS
OF THE COURTHOUSE., AT
6865 CAROLINE STREET,
MILTON, IN SANTA ROSA


in 60 days after the sale.

Dated this 8 day of September,
2006.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit Court
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: J. Watkins
Deputy Clerk

THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID
J. STERN, PA., ATTORNEY
FOR PLAINTIFF
801 S. University Drive Suite
500
Plantation, FL 33324
(954)233-8000
06-54358(SLHM)FM

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE


v


COUNTY FL a1 11 00 3 m . on
in,- 10 dal ol G,-l,1er 2006
the following d escned proper.
ry as sel tortr. In said F.nal
Judgment lo-W. .

SEE EXHIBIT "A"

EXHIBIT"A". .

BEGIN AT A POINT WHERE
THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY
LINE OF A COUNTY ROAD
INTERSECTS THE EAST
RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF AN
EXISTING COUNTY ROAD
511 5 FEET SOUTH AND 25
FEET EAST OF THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
THE NORTHWEST QUARTER
OF SECTION 16 TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH RANGE 27 WEST.
THENCE NORTH 2i0"
THENCE EAST 2-:, FEET
THENCE SOUTH ;1001 FEET
THENCE WEST 200 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
A person clIiTin.g an ,nerat ,in
in.e surplus liur o trise ale. it any.
o:irner inan Irne property ca'rner
ac o In e dale oi Irne it: penden,
but file a claim C vnnin 6 0 day
aner ine sale

Dalea Inis 7 day i SeptemDer.
2006

MARY M JOHNSOtJ
As Ciarx 1 C rai Court
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By J Wa ilins
As Deputy ClIrk.

Tnii notice is pric. ded put-
.uan3l to Admir.isriaire Order
r.1o 2 G64'

ir accordancr.e iln Ine
Amerncican ir. ODn-ai i ; Ad
.1 you are a person r, a3 di;.
atbdiT'/ an needs ant arccorr-
rrm..jal.or in ordert I parlr.:c.rie
r.in r.i proCeiaa.nrg ',:.u ar enri.
lie,1 . at ro at -. l ,. vOu IC pro.-
iuoni .:.I lrnanr s ian;e
Please Cor ac Ine Court
AdcTini.atiralor &t 6865 CarcInr-e
SItret Milton. FI 2"570. Phone
rIc. 1850i62'Tin 35 enen-ror,
101: rlhrn 2 working days C1
v,.:.ur racepl o1 Iris nolrtiie or
pleading it you ara n.ar.rng
impaired ,:all 1 .0-950. 4 T6771
I TODI. it you are voice
irnpairad call 1 800-995.8770
iVl IVia Florida Relay


091606
9/708

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY. FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO: 06-458-CA 01 MTG
A

ABIJ AMRO MORTGAGE
GROU9 INC
PLAINTIFF
VS

TERRY BAIN, IF LIVING. AND
IF DEAD THE ULIKNOWII
SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES
GRANTEES, ASSIGNIEES
LIENiORS CREDITORS.
TRUSTEES AIID ALL OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMING ANl
INTEREST BY THROUGH.
UNDER OR AGAi'IST TERRY
BAIi. IRiS BAIi A.,K/A IRIS L
BAiN. iF LIVING ANIJD IF
DEAD, THE UNKNOWN
FPOuSE, HEIR; DEVISEES
GRANITEES ASSIGNEES.
LiENiORS. CREDITORS.
TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER
PARTIES CLAIMItNG AN
INTEREST BY THROUGH
UNDER OR AGAINST IRIS
BAlit rK A IRiS L BAIN
JC'HtJ DOE AIID JANE DOE
aS LnIKlJOWtr TEItNANTS Ih
POSSESSION
DEFENDAiTITS)

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVE
puruauni to a Summary Final
Judgment c Foreclo ure 0-.aled
Seplerrear 8. 2006 centered ir,
Cimi CasGe Ii T'6-458lCA i'I
.ITG A o Ire Circuit Court 'o
lha lsi JudiCialCircuil ina 0n ior
SANTA ROSA Ccu,-rr1 tMilron
Fi.rida I aldl , 1110 ire n arneilI
arid beal 'lOer lor ca h at IrE R
Norin Front Sieps al Ire
SANTA ROSA Cour.ty
Counrnouse icRcaied at 6865
Caroin- Strei, in rJ-iton
F.lr'da at I1 0) a 'T , C rnirali
T.mw il a2" 00 ( ri Eamierr Timel
onr ihe 1iC' d.ay ,, Clber. ,":r6
In a oit'.iwlng in ias.:rbed proper.
ry a ,el ritorth n . ad Suimmary
Final Jurigmiri i i o-'i1

LOT 36 BLOCK A AUTnJMll
RUt N NORTH PHASE TWO A
SuBD VISOt i0jIF A PORTION
OF SECTIOll 31 TOWirSHIP
2J NORTH RANGE 29 WEST.
SANTA ROSA CO-uNTr,'
FLORIDA AS RECORDED II
PLAT BOOK E . PAGE 'G 5 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SAID [CO'U T,
LESS AND EXCEPT THE
FOLLOWING
COMMEtNCE AT -IJl EXIST.
SINGrCOIjCRETE tMONUMEIIT
WITH BRASS DISK R L S u
S75 BEnlIG THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF LOT 14.
BLOCK A AUTUMNt RUIi
NORTH PHASE TWO BEIIJG
A SUBDIVISION OF A ,POR-
TION OFSECTIpN 31 .TOWN-
SHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 29
T,' FLORIDT A - RECORDED
Ir PLAT BOOK E AT PAGE
OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF SAID COUI-T' THEICE
GO IIORTH 00 DEGREES 6
MINUTES 5i9 SECOiDS
EAST ALONG THE R.lC iU-
MENTED . WESTERLY
, BOUJIAR,' LiIiE S l' SUB.
DEIVINSI W FOR F DISTArICE
OF OeF 0') FEET TO THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
LOT 35, BLOCK "A" OF SAID

BEING THE POINT OF
SBEGisrIluiG THEIiCE C, i.
TIIIUE NORTH 0i,' DEGREES
y MIIIrUTEhS SECOrID;-
EAST ALONG SAID WESTER-
L'r BOUnDAR'.' LIiE FOR A
DISTAnCE ['F a0: li FEET.
THEhiCE GO SOUTH 69
DEGREES 't.t MiNuTES 0i1
SEC.OriDS EAiT FOR " DnS.
TAIiCE OF .:4 FEET
THENCE GCO SOUTH 'xC
DEGREES 5- MINIIUTES c~'c
SECONDS WEST FOR A DIS-
TANCE OF 109.99 FEET;
THENCE GO NORTH 89
DEGREES 01 MINUTES 01
SECONDS WEST FOR A DIS-
TANCE OF 3a29 FEET TO ,A
POINT OF BEGINNING.

Any person claiming an interest
in the surplus from the sale, if
any, other than the property
owner as of the date of the lis
pendens, must file a claim with-


BANKERS TRUST COMPaNY


Rosa County Courthouse, in
MILTON, Florida, at 11:00 a.m.
on the 10 day of October, 2006,
the following described proper-
ty as set forth in said Final
Judgment, to wit:

LOT 3, BLOCK 8, SECOND
ADDITION TO SKYLINE
HEIGHTS, A SUBDIVISION
OF A PORTION OF SECTION
28, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH,
RANGE 28 WEST, SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA,
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF, RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK B PAGE 69, OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SAID COUNTY.

ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN


inTEREST ill THE SURPLUS


I


FL 32570.

091606
091606
9/717

NOTICE OF PROPOSED
ORDINANCE ENACTMENT

TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
CERN:

Please be advised that on the
10TH day of October, 2006 at
5:01, p.m., CDT, at the City
SCouncil meeting room at the
City Hall at 6738 Dixon Street,
In the City of Milton, Florida,
there will be proposed for
enactment an Ordinance
whose title Is as follows:


AMERICANS WITH DISABILI-
TIES ACT per-sons air i .ns-
" sies neeadng a special accom-
moasiaOn anould contact
COURT ADMINISTRATION, al
the SANTA ROSA County
Courthouse at , 1-800-955-
8771 (TDDOO) or 1-800-955-
,8770. via Florida -Relay
' Service .. - - .

,091606
092306


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
Civil Division
CASE NO.: 57-2006-CA-
000280
DIVISION

Frea Douglas varner and
Barbara J Van-icr. Huios&na
and WIa
Pla ti, n-, - - .

vs. -* '

Brianr Connoiily a married mar.
deceased anda ais unknown
:pouue any unkhnc.iir,n eir,
de..aee. granireec udgrmner
criedrlors anrd all oirr fpane.s
claiing Dy. through unier. or
against them, anrd al unkn'tAn
natural persons .1 al.,i arand -I
dead or noi Knc.wr ic. e deaa
or alivca. hair saerai and
res-pacivae unknown spouses.
-heirs aeaisies, granoaes and
ludgmuani creallra. or oirer
pari e- claiming by through. or
undar IMoss unknown natural
person. andri all claimants pal-
5. r5 rfnic , na ursl Or corrap-
rale. cr an'fe eraci la.l saI a
lu" is unhr noir cia .ng unaer
arn il truIe aDoe named or
ae.lr.red dcrrarela nir par-
lie- or c larring rany ngn ltIle
or ieril aei in ir, prop-rT.y ial ti
llie -.urblea -1 In'- . ,on

Dleredarnl s

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

lN..liee us hereby g,~ei irna3 ina
unders.argned Mary M Johno.n,:,r
ClarK o1, fhe Cr.:u-I Cour ci
Sari3i Rosa Cunry Fic-raa
will on Inea I1 day 0o Oclouar.
2006, at Ihe nou. on 11i 00' a fT
orn he ironi step or ine Santa
Rc,:a Cunry Ciunnr.oue in rte
,Ciy m ,.31Mlllo.rn Fiorudia uninr lor
zaic anrd siall al puC.lc ,auICrv l
ihe n.gnei mand pe .t -didjar trr
,cah lne rhullO'a.i. dec. red
properrv ,siuated iin Sarla Rom a
Cour.ry Flonrda I-ih-1

Lot 2 Block 1B
C.:.n-r-nce at inhe l.nriaC'i
,:urr. l rGoanrneC..l LC. 4
Secli..'r. T, n'nri.p I S.oulh
R-angr 28 We-I Sania Rosa.
Cuuly Florida iri-.ce run
Soulh 004-12'38 Wc'-r1 aioni lh6
Welt line ol .aid Saectir. 1,1
601 0uc tacei tI ine Siuln rignli 01
way lcne ol a court1, rcad
tih-n e run. Soulh
67-i54T. 3'Eas along a.-i ngnri
01 way line tor 252'a leal
inernce run Soulh
r00-'2n23'Weil aiorg mha Easi
ir, e or a piopi:A .60 rtgni or
Was lor 139 6, letI, ithnce:a
run Scuih B9'i' 37TEa.l ftor
134 91) I6 le o the FPoinr oi
Beginning lhr.e.ncae onhirue
Souitr 8S9 37 Ea': ior
10000 liel Inrince runr. Souir
Ur4223W.c-iI .;r' ;6m6 36. iree
inernc trun iornn
5.6'5riQi Wost tor' 11645 ire
'nenc ' ruan tor1r.
0.:042 23 Earl lur 19 '38 leal l
ire Polm ol B..ginn.n,.
Loi 3 Block B
Cunmmance al he P oa rrwesl
ccrnoar of Goi.er.rr-er LCI 4
Si-,tion I To rneI .p I S-uil.
R.nange . W-6 m ia3mal R,. a
Ccu, aly Fin ida irence runr
Sculn 003'42 36 WeI al srng Me
Wet iire o C said Seitc.n tor
65 02 reel to InE Soulth rignr 1l
wa.. line ct a counrn,' road
hence run Souli
754.1'53 Easi al.:.ng a.d righ
c.I Way lin e lor 3: .'5 a tfa l
Iar.nca run Sculn 042'-:33 Weas1
e.ir.q Ine Ea:i lIni 1e a pro-
posCd 60 reel rigni o cawy uot
l'.98 56 etaa. inence run Soulh
6ar5il77E3ai Ior -.-34 90 le.eaeiOC
ine PorI C.i Begunnrt . n ier,na
c.-cilinue Sourth 9'l 7 ,37Easi
Ionr 1'0 00 feel i-n, 6: run
S,:.ulr. 00;4'221 Wes.t ioi
31 i 63 al irnence run Norln
56e5301-We.sI maor 116431 felil
ihear ce fur. irin
0''f42 243 EaL rOr i6-3 "36 w eI Io
fr.e Fo.n1 or Beg.ng .

:uruar.a lotinre Summarv Final
jud,.memni -.I Forc:io.ure
entered ,n .a aE prcn.i.ng inr
r.Ud [Cu. urni-' lhe ab-.-A
-:aplr.n ani .oceel nuivTirer
Tn- u. l..ilu i r.gh bidder ii
oiher man irn PianFia'lli i, .nail
.,:.- i wn. lhe, Clerk a aep.'iil
equal io p:erceni t,.i he n , ial
tIi al ir.e limo I trih -sale Tnh.-
.8alanc neail e pad t. . mi-
Cleo wilnl,,n i ;ne prsc.:rbd li-ce
pi-r.d CiHrena'i'c, ir- Cler
rnail re;a.d.en . e i Sale and
pa, all CO L5 Oi i A - s.al. Iar t.r
,h depocl Any remnanring
� lur _r cnrali b. a3ppiec t i iard
Ithe |udJqmen T m e aJ,:,e.;lul .
h" n o e..I Sh ll C., e�,i.lu:.i' 05
in.: Cler N. :-. ipir, Ri and i:,c
uTianlar,' stanm CN ir a
C en.hcaie ..I Tall

In accordance with . the
SSme.icanr DisabililE.; Ai pe.ri
i:,rn n-aong 3 :p-,.;il accom.
ni,.:.,all,,n Id partI ',,.: ae inl tn ,s
pr.Cceaedlnq ,.oul,- -.:'nracl i .
* dl.l..idu 0a e or ai6r,, a, ndinr.)
ith, n,.:,lle nii hate," Iran seen'
I 'ida'I ..r plitr to ire p.0-'.seedinr.
at tne addre:. g,..r .On inC
n,,ic;e Telephonr, e 6-,5'vi 5't.-
4 1 30. i'7.BI,"',," 9*5'8.6Ti ,TODi
'or 1-(800) 955-8770 (V), vla
Florida Relay Service.

Wirhi-Si my hand and, the offi-
,:am ti-al of this Honorable
Court this 8 day of September,
2006.

M..ar/ M J. ,r'.,n.h ' .' - '
C ol the Lii, ':uil C:sun
5aisRca.. Counrt Filrida
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By:J. Watkins
. Deputy, Clerk .

" EDIiJriD W. HOLT, FL BAR

tI ).-A r1.12th Ave.
Pensacola, Florida 32501
(850) 434-7694,

091606
092306


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
: CASE NO.: 06-0454CA01

DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST


BANKERS TRUST ,"OMPAA'I
AS TRUSTEE i, Ir, Pia.lr.ltl
ara STELLA A MALAMO PPR
LYONS PRiDE COISTRuC-
TION SAILWIND COcNDO.
MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC,
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
STELLA A MALAMO JC.IHN
DOE JANE DOE AS
L*UNKNOWN TEINANTT ijSi
POSSESSION OF THE SUB-
JECT PROPERTY are aaer.n
dants I will sell to the highest
arid be-i Ddder B cr -ca . al the
NORTH FRONT STEPS OF
COuRTHOUSE at Ir,5 SatIa
RoCra Cc.ury Courir .Orj:e in
MILTOJ F-lOriAD l I Ti' 0 Ta '
or. irne 10 day or Octob'er "0',
rr.e toui r i,.g de. icraed proper.
hi a; atl ionn i , : ai Finral
Ju.idmenrt t0 ail
UNIT NO. K. BUILDING 1 OF
SAILWIND. A CONDOMINI-
UM, ACCORDING TO THE
DECLARATION OF CONDO-
MINIUM RECORDED IN OFFI-
CIAL RECORDS BOOK 545,
PAGE 4, AND ALL EXHIBITS
AND AMENDMENTS THERE-
OF. OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA

Arli PERSON CLAIMING AN
INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS
FROM THE SALE iF AlN'
OTHER THAN THE PROPER
rT OWNlER AS COF THE DATE
OF THE LI PErjDErIS M.uiST
FILE A CLAIM WITHIrN 6,
DAYS AFTER THE SALE
It .eu are a person iailh a
DrDIailties WiO rineeri any
aLcirmu.ialihn in order to10 par
ripale in Iri.: proreairiq vou
are eritl.ld t al r.6 c It . i.u 10
ire prc,.,lcnr, lcarenarn .ai .
lanl pleasecornlal; I .U 3sur Land
al 655,:666, CaruIhr- ireel
l Aioan FL 3257,0 8.L5096-
1 .12 airn i r. C, ring d an O
I : receipi ot in; :locienr lII
,uu are raarfr,, Cr '.v.:.ICa
rrin-pared call 1 ,00�5".,' , I
Daied min 8 day I Seoicbrnile


MAR,' t J JOHNSON
Cleorke C The Cir:uit Cun1
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
ByEv J.Wall-rns
DeipuTr' CleIr


09r.,306
91711

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE 110O. 57-06-CA-535
DIVISION

WELLS FARGO EANIF R,
Plir.li.n

GEORGE FRAIJKLIN HER.
RINGTOrJ ill r al
C-'terndai.lls l

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEIi
purse u ari IO a F inal Juri rie 1 .31
r.t.igaqge F.:.re:..h:,ure i3ald
Sepl.ember :I 08:06 arid
Tr-.d Irn Ca NoN.:' 5 N'" *CA'
A. *:1 ir, Crcui Caun ca Irn"
FIRST Iu.u-,cial C[,cui '- anr d lor
SA1NTA ROSA Counr t Fr.nda
afaereir WELLS FARGO
BAIK INA i .;n Plarul.n ran
GEORGE FRANKLItN HER
RIrJGTOrl III LC'RRIE C HER-
RIIGCTOi l CITIFIrIIJCIlL
tACOTiAGE COMFPANr' ilJC
TNKA ASSOCIATES HOME
EOQITr' SERVICES uriC ara
ihe rliendarnts I w i all I'.I It iIn
rgr.nel and e.=i buidder lor
,-a.n at STEPS OF THE
C,".RTI-i'TUSE ai 1 ,,M.1
n:or it 1 a, t O -.lbur 2Ivw
Ina rc .ll �.ang *jA,:rD.d proper-
ry a: Sal l,.r ir . 5a' Final
Juagmerani
LOT 22, 1ST ADDITION AVAL-
ON BEACH, BEING A POR-
TION OF SECTION 36.TOWN-
SHIP 1, RANGE 29 WEST.
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA ACCORDING TO
PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK A. PAGE 29 OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID
COUNTY.

A/K/A 3172 HARRISON
STREET, MILTON. FL 32583

Any person claiming an Inler-
est in the surplus from the
sale, if any., other than the
property owner as of the date
ol the Lis Pendens must file a
claim within sixty (60) days
aller the sale.

WITNESS t1 T' HAljD an1 i-
.al c.l It. Coin .E n epleiT i. ir :
0 -0IJU1

R.lar, 1.1 J.-.nr ic.r
Cii. 01 irIn Cir-.uil C'Ourn
By: Angela Dunn.
Deputy Clerk

"091606
91712 0E,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE. 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND, FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE iNO.: 06-503CA

MArIUFAC TURERS AriD
TRADERS TRUST COMAPArir'
AS TRUSTEE Orl BEHALF
SOF THE HOLDERS OF THE
. COriTIrORTGAGE HOME
ECOUITr LOti TRUST 199(. '
CERTIFICATES ,i
pI ,airilitf,

RONALD THOMAS A/K/A
RONALD G. THOMAS, et al,
Defendants..

NOTICE FORECLOSURE
SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pi.s- unani 1C a Fiinr, jiigrTierit d.I
.'5e,.5uiw -inal-0 thre a day Ct.
S"eplewber ":'"i :r,and erileri,
in ,r, ai, 1i. ''.. 5I, CA c.t re
* Cir.:'l, C,:.,r - 1 in , Ie tT Juijv ldIa
Circuit in and for Santa Rosa
County, Florida, wherein MAN-
UFACTURERS ' AND
TRADERS TRUST COMPANY,
AS TRUSTEE, -ON BEHALF
Lu THE HOLDERS OF THE
, T. oTIt.IORT,-,E HCiI.lE
EQUITY LOAN TRUST 1996-3
CERTIFICATES is the Plaintiff
and RONALD THOMAS A/K/A
RONALD G. THOMAS;
UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF
RONALD THOMAS A/K/A
RONALD G. THOMAS; JOHN
DOE; JANE DOE 'AS
UNKNOWN TENANTS) IN
* POSSESSION OF THE SUB-
JECT PROPERTY are defen-
� dants. I will sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash at the
NORTH FRONT STEPS OF
COURTHOUSE at the Santa


INTEREST III THE SURPLUS
FR02M THE SALE IF AtN1
OTHER THAII THE PROPER
T/ OWrER AS OF THE DATE
OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST
FILE A CLAIM' WITHIN 60
DAm'S AFTER THE SALE

if you are a pearson aith a "
DirabilIie-s Whto neO- any
a.:,InTmm.ITodailln .n order iO par.
l:i panle in inns . proeeding /Ou
ra enrhleJ al no costl T yo-u To
tie pruriionisoh carlauri aiis-
lani p leae coraaci Susan Land
al 650-E665 Caroline Slreel
.IUton FL 325-7'. 6SE -aL8:
10) t Cinlr,, 2 a ,or .r: da. O
in..; re.:'.p.' C I rni i.CuTernir II
'/Ou ar nearing or v'.ice
uTiTpairedcall 1 t-800 955-671t

Daled in.- 9 da c.i Sepimlr,:rr. ,
201106 .

MAR, ' U JOHNSON
Clerk Oi The Circuni C-un r
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL .
By Angela K Dunn
DCipur/ Clerk
0311,'-'6

9/713

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY. FLORIDA
JUVENILE DIVISION
CASE NO. 04-DP-135

IIr THE INTEREST OF

N.T.
06/08/2004
MIrNOR CHILD
TO: Richard Owens
I/k/a 712 North Wentworth
Road
Pensacola, Florida 32505

Putative Father of N. T.. a
minor child

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a Petition under oath has
been tiled in the above styled
Court for the termination ol
parental rights of lN.T.. a male
child born on Ihe 8th day of
June 2004. In Escambia
County, Florida, by the
Department of Children and
Family Services, tor subse-
quent adoption, and you are
hereby commanded to be
and appear before the
Honorable Marci L.
Goodman. Judge of Ihe
Circuit Court in and for Sanla
Rosa County. Florida, al the
Santa Rosa County
Courthouse, 6865 Caroline
Street, Milton, FL 32570, on
the 26th day of Oclober. 2006
. at 9:00 a.m. You must either
appear on Ine date and al the
lime specilied or send a writ-
len response to the Court
prior Io Ihat time.

YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR
OR RESPOND SHALL BE
TREATED AS A CONSENT
TO TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS AND
YOU SHALL PERMANENTLY
LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS
AS A PARENTTOTHE CHILD
NAMED IN THE PETITION
FOR TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS.

WITNESS my hand as Ihe
Clerk of said Court and the
Seal Ihereof, Ihls 61h day of
September. 2006.
CLERK OF COURT
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
BY: M. Smith
Deputy Clerk



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9/'714 . J ;..
Notice of Public Sale

PursuanrT I.5 r "13 Smici
8950 i . D.:nna Cao'-:. a;
auln..na TiItlei Spea.c I:.r
TrAr,nr Sa ,i.:. ai cii . rIin ol.

II. ,I rnr, rilgrj :i 1 ddir iup .l
"" r I ign e , eIder suclno rI
to any ien a nei rcprceed,
deciw.siid a*clewr 0 court per
- 136485 iolr lienruidets
r ,rl.Ir.:.i t a her.nrg er
713ttiS6i 651 ", to.ip-i
.-.nd pr 5pe"9c I re: rv.
N-ita redeem er vclrerie c.r
:'it r atcd u a ll '' ll a s, . elI.
ait',r or.e .nip-.:I W iN p.- '

C.r i'2-9z I I Salt, ale r i -tr,,,:.
irpm .A iC'4 E lir.,,- M .
R.j Pen-sacolaa. FL 3�524

S1) : 1999 Ford
I- - a-I 1 j 76' 7' I.r,
Iar.,:.r ier..,,. : rao.j c'a.lge
cr. riag a irn-r - t11,
Ir.-n" iC'r i LLi-e Ma, Ira.n,
J'' Lanc:e,. Slee Pa.:e FL
3,.I Cu:,imner Jerry Irwin,
vat, el'ra:" as above;
LIPrsaiebr I ne Lienor:
Andrews Ad arenced
San Tair Ro,, C ",� r, "Irn,: 4
Fl cr a i:. ' Pa:, FL,


* 0'- I .06 - . "' :
9715 1' 0 .J

Notice of Sale

Pursuaht't Subsection 5 of, FL




nand. ui-crl ato air fn: andh
encun-brr.nc .' re, ci lon:. ,
vehicles at 1:00PM on 10-9-06
Sat 104 E. 9 Mile Rd.,
'Pensacola, FL 32534:

11 .1999 r Plymouth
i'll Ir P3E Ja .,.e C '
Vehicles may be ,inspected 1
week prior, at lienor facility,
6023 Dogwood Drive, Milton,
FL 32570. '

091606
091606


Notice of Sale

Pursuant to Subsection 5 of FL
StatUte 7.1 3 6 Donn-a
Caiazzo, s. autc.ritc.i Tile
Specialist '.:r Ke" Retc...ar, e .n.,
Santa Rosa Ccunr1 cull '.e ;in 1
' the highest bidder for cash in
hand, subject to any liens and
encumbrances, the following
� vehicles at 1:00PM on 9-28-06
at 104 E. 9 Mile Rd.,
Pensacola, FL 32534:

1) 1990 Jeep
VIN#1J4FJ78LOLL204924

Vehicles may be. inspected 1
week prior, at lienor facility,
6023 Dogwood Drive, Milton,


CERN: ,'i

Please be advised that on th,
28th day of September, 2006 at
5:01 p.m., CDT, at the City,
Council meeting room at the
City Hall at 6738 Dixon Street,,
in the City of Milton, Florida,
there will be proposed fon
enactment an Ordinance'
whose title is as follows:

ORDINANCE NO. 1217-06
AN ORDINANCE ESTAB'
FISHING A BUDGET PROVIDE&
ING FOR THE PAYMENT OF,
THE EXPENSES OF ALL
DEPARTMENTS AND FUNC-
TIONS OF THE CITY GOVW
ERNMENT OF THE CITY OR
MILTON, FLORIDA, FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPI


ORDINANCE NO. 1221-06

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 1183-05, BY -
AMENDING SECTION 111-5.13;
(E) 8 (F) TO PROVIDE TIME
LIMITS ON MULTIPLE HOUS-,
ING SITES ESTABLISHED BY
FEMA: PROVIDING FOR SEV-
ERABILITY: REPEALING ALL,
ORDINANCES OR POR-
TIONS OF ORDINANCES
INCONSISTENT HEREWITH;
AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC-
TIVE DATE.

Tn.: Or.ir.nance i- on iu .r irh
Cir, Clein s ct..e Icr insp.et.r
rI,.n Any nrtereilad pa,'r ma -
app.ear al t.e meeting and1 e .
reard aisi re.r-'pe,-i Ic o . pro-
po-ed Oronarbn

Tn,i ne 31rr. da0 :1 l..
epi. r.ei r 206 *

Deawn Title"
Ciry Clerk.

i!60 8
('91606
('91 .6'
9/718

NOTICE OF PROPOSED,
ORDINANCE ENACTMENT

TO WHOM IT MAY CON-.
CERN:

Ple.aise be ad,.-ted inal .. rr.c-
2ir. day 01 Sep.-=mber, 20,)6 at
50p pm CDT al ihe Ciy
C.ur.c.i, m aelr.ng roC.:m at in-
City Hall al 67"3 Duor. Streil.
in Irea Cirv or Milon Flordaa
mere will bao prupoF-d eir,
enaCime-.tr an Ordar.': - Ir
'athaise 1t11e l. as i.f1.:iW5.

ORDINANCE NO 1220-06

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 1014, BY
AMENDING SECTION 15-15,
SCHEDULE OF LICENSE
FEES TO CLARIFY THE FEE
FOR INDEPENDENT SELL-,
ERS WITHIN GROUP SALE
ESTABLISHMENTS SUCH AS,
ANTIQUE OR CRAFT MALLS,.
PROVIDING FOR SEVER-
ABILITY: REPEALING ALL-
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT-
HEREWITH: AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Thi.s 'rOirna. , is on file .n Irr.
C11% Clem ricn n iv ir ,pe,.:-
1.xn Anr ,r&ler zied p,1i/ ni',
appir al Ir.n feeling and rc r
rneali , ir. re. -c':, l 10 re pr':- U
p, i-j OrGrinn.-.:

Tnri ir. 12 ':1 S-ple mber








NOTICE OF PROPOSED.
ORDNANCE ENACTMENT



r. trl rc.-. r. rner
I .,' aC l .pI m er 2 '6 a .






4')l cr'. .CDT ivi h'S





OVIDING p, CDFOR aT r.,T,
CourNEl rg rc...m.MSSIO al Nr,'
R.I' D Hall al 6 Do SrE l 1
.n Me- CIr, t i.l1110r-' FIor-a ';a
inere ',,1 eII prop,:.'ia ior^
c-ra--ir, n O'3n d'rl .:rl,n e,


ORDINANCE NO. 1219-06 ;'

AN ORDINANCE OF THE4
CITY OF MILTON. FLORIDA,'
PROVIDING FOR THE CRE-'
ATION OF THE PUBLIC GAS,
& ENERGY COMMISSION;
PROVIDING FOR THE Pow:,;
ERS AND DUTIES OF THE,
COMMISSION; AUTHORIZ-i
ING AN INTERLOCAL-
AGREEMENT WITH THOHER'
PUBLIC AGENCIES FOR THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE9,
COMMISSION AS A SEPA-
RATE LEGAL AND ADMINIS-';
TRATIVE ENTITY ON THEIR
BEHALF: PROVIDING CER-.'
TAIN OTHER DETAILS,
RESPECTING THE COMMIS-.'
SION AND THE INTERLOCAL
AGREEMENT: AUTHORIZING-
AN INITIAL ISSUE OF
BONDS TO FINANCE THE'
PREPAYMENT FOR GAS'
FOR PUBLIC UTILITY: PRO-
VIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.

Thrs th 'r-iaric of September,
C.r, C,,rik ua o e IC.. i
091606.3n An, r .iri lId P'aiT '-a,
appCCr atlas in meeihii an-i t-0
ri-ar-iar.j 6%. i-C 'p C. Th- prc.-'
pc-s'i Curdr.ar-.0'

This- the 13th of'September
- 2006.




091606 ,

9/720 ,

NOTICE OF PROPOSED ,
ORDINANCE ENACTMENT

TO WHOM IT MAY CON-'
CERN:

P5e.a'. Ce a M.',.i . al n Mr,. ir,'
:Aln a, or 'c.e em -r,,' ; - -ar
orn p CI'T al inr, C.,'
i . -:,un , I . i , ;|ir,,n re.: n, a l Ih , '
Cil; H ii atl r1 : 3 u,- ' , .. Si-,li
in the City of M;li.:r. Fio,;Jd'.
-there will be :,r.:,pc.-.d Ir'
rnacirnei-ri a"- ' dinancel,
*hor-. IiI- l ': . 1-.ilA ;1A : a.
ORDINANCE NO. 1218-06 .

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
THE CODE OF ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF MILTONS
AMENDING THE CLASSIFIED
SALARY TABLE OF THE CITY
OF MILTON: ADOPTING A'
NEW PAY RANGE SCHED,
ULE; PROVIDING FOR THE,
ANNUAL SALARY OF THE
CITY CLERK ANrD CITY MAN,
AGER: AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE . ,

This'Or. r.ans ,-e .. n fl I .n rr
City Cie'l .;,rliL. rc.r ,,,specl
tion. Any interested party may
a lpear at the meeting and b�,
heard with respect to the pro;m.
posed Ordinance ..

This the 13th of Septembers
2006. *

SDewitt Nobles
City Clerk

091606 -,
091606 ,



NOTICE OF PROPOSED'
ORDINANCE ENACTMENT ,

TO WHOM IT MAY CON


COMPANY AMERICAS, F/K/A
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY,
AS TRUSTEE,
Plaintiff,
vs.
STELLA A MALAMO, 6t al,
Defendants.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgment of
Foreclosure dated the 8 day of
September, 2006, and entered
in Case No. 06-0454CA01, of
the Circuit Court of the 1ST
Judicial Circuit in and for Santa
Rosa County, Florida, wherein
DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST
COMPANY AMERICAS, F/K/A








Sa~tu~rdav September 16. 2006


e hT Santa Rosa Press Gazette


Leaal Notices


TEMBER 30. 2007

T , .. G o.rj-'n.a.e 5 cr. Fe i .r. n he
C.Tr Ci-Ks 5 F.:ce for rape-.
to-r. Ar., ,inlerc ie ' rariT may
appear a1 Ine TM.ef.Ing and CIe
ncar.d ar n .re-p,:F 10 Ire pro-
p.r.d o,.'d.r.nce

Tr.,. ine 13In sol SepiemDae.
200N

DeAw.n Ntile
C.r, Cierp


091606
90722

In the Circuit Court of the
First Judicial Circuit of
Florida In and for the County
S. ol Santa Rosa
In Probate
Case No 2006-CP-238
Division

In r6 The eiale of
Cnane. R. Smar.
SDeceasea

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

-The a3rInr.,, -traI .r or tl ena ezimle
c-i Carne- R Smiin dc.SiS-ed
S 1I1 I Jayi Flo.r.,a wrc.Osi ale
'" dear. was .I3rcn 11 20F .
.- ia perdinr. ne C.rcu.i C.:uun
cl The F..-i .iudrJ,:,i C.r.:.Ji cl
s.ur . r, . -. Procel- Tr .:rerl r :
,r..r:n ,- Tr. H.:-.-., 1r , ', .1
jr.-. nr,.:n ania r,:, , C. :uil,
Cle-ik ,:l C,-,V n. P,, ir:, 4""
r.II.:.r, FLORIDI' - :.,--.,:.-"-
Th.. nar-m , anor ,oc r,s ::AC 01

cr,, ir,.e p er:.: ,-: rl s.pr.e en|, .
I'e I ,n.orl,",e are sr i lor. 5 In
e-l,-,W

An ..re.3c.ri or. li: e e ac er,.
a,,d ,:. r.er persons rna.,rg
clarrr .-or arnica, agairii
-cpciin -"AinancE Or. urrc.na a
',-), y O I Lh- nollCo i. requirrad hi
De ; re,"e, n'mu-r ile I.- r Ce.lia m :
win a-r,. courn WiTHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MOIITHS AFTER
THE TIME CF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COP't OF THIS NOTICE Ohi
THEM


Ali oiner c.eadloi-s or Irte deci--
deni arnd olrer r.i-.r.:.n ha,ing
clanm a or dermandi S.ianie
eciedenrsesale musir I.1 6menr
cla.m Ail lhts .-ourt WITHIIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION I
OF THIS NOTICE

ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
WITHIN THE TiME PERIODS:
SET FORTH IN SECTION,
733 7:? OF THE FLORIDA1
PROBATE CODE WILL' BE
FOREVER BARRED

NrOTWITHSTArDING THE
TIME PERIOD SET FORTH
ABOVE Arll' CLAIM FILED
TWO 121 ' EARS OR MORE
AFTER THE DECEDENT ,
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED

Tre ,ae :,I1 r.rl puDhclai.n .:.i
ih.s nolCIce .- SeFleTrer le
20',6

Ke,.r, Cnarlie Srmr.,
Persr-nai Repieser i;al.-
i5:. Nease FRc.a.
Abier,e-. Tei. as 9 7 0u1

Da..id LUb'6. W.:.Odar-l
Tra Flonma Bar rNo l i'i-0i
Tr..e Siai EB i of Te-am li.
219-*5&J0:'
Oii.tr.ri.a Bs. ,.:.i aT.-r, I I:. No

Tr.e La% OrC'i.:- Ol Da-.:dC
Lulner W:.:,-OdaT d F A
I 4 I L -ru. , -i R-..ad5
F:.i On..:e B:.- 4-175
F n; a.:.:.la F 33r.:.r l 25,',-'.-I

T.,i-pr..:,r.e c,) 55 .' J-.0'F,
E .r.1 n,
WV..:.: l � ,a e IS.utr,,-u ,er





IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SANTA ROSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO. 57-2006-CP-261
DIVISION

IN RE: ESTATE OF BEATRICE
ZAMBETTI
Deceasedi

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tr,.; adn'.,r,,ilra i'.:r .:.l irn- a.la l


ol Beatr.ce Zrrberlli.
dece S. , winose dale o deaIr.
Awa: June 26 i ?'pC6 . p.er.A.ng
.n Ine Cc,,'uil Couun lor S anr
Ro.f LCour-IV Fic.r .a Pr-bal,a
D vU..c,n. trick addi.,e,.I- 31 ri.:r,
i Ml.Il.-n Fiori.a Trne nameT.
a,,-,ni a i-ies, . ,:, IF in-a pe-',nS l
rep.i-r, r.iali an-i ir.s per-o;.r-
, .r repr arilal.e's anrForr..v are
�s-s.i t:.nr i b ,iw

All cr.,jllo rz i .1 ire :e.:e, derl
anI IrIT.C periSn: r.a~n.r.?
:is-rr.,i .e. srn-ivr againSl
d,e-irr'. enaTi e on. wr..eT a
:.:.py . irl.-s n ai.; ia requi.re-d 3
b e se-ra m.J: file ir-ier claimSn-
sir. Ith.. co.un WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
rJOTICE OR 30 DA' S AFTER
THE L-ATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPC OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM

All sr,.lr .e, alor-= l i he daee-
deai ana rolnr person ra5,r.g
Cri.Ti.6 ,r enarmids again l
aC-edrnil -" e1iwale rmusii Fie irier
:ia.Mn-," .in in., .:.,;jpr WITHINI 3
MOCJTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIONCF
OF THIS NOTICE

ALL 'CLAIMS I IOT SO FILED
WILL BE FORE -ER BARRED'

rjC'TWITHSTANcDIr.GC THE
TIME PERIOD SET F-ORTH
AB,.'E ll., CL.'lF.1 FILEDC
TWO 2-' .i'E-S FC'-R .1ORE
-FTER THE CECEDENIT '
C'TE CFF DEATH I-S BuRRED'

Tr,.- aie .:.r ih:t pubir : .si.'. :.r
irF.i r.nul. a I s.pC-iarri,.-r it


Anoirne, or Pers onal
Rsprelenlaer.,'e
.'-. Manhw 0 BE.:-rdeirn
lw.anri,e D BSor.,]Jor.
Fl,:r.da. esr rJI Co',2861
6,.ri-eilr,r A .:hulZ La, Firm,
PL
'7:1 Cull Breeze Parkv.ay
Gult Breaz- Fior:as.a i. ra
Telepr..on . i-:"0J 9.'J.I,':.,, '

F-.i--.jal RatpreSerila..e
siEd,aSrda A -amerIf.
Ed.w'ar-i A Zamrt,.ri,
48': J.ams. R'.er R.:-ad
G'hi E|-.ez FL 3';561


0C 2306
9W725

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 06-460-CA
DIVISION

NATIONAL CITY BANK OF
KENTUCKY,
Plaintiff,
vs.
BENJAMIN J. DROWEINGA,
el al,
Delendant(s).

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

IjOTICE IS HEREBY' GivEN
puruani Q a Fral JuagiTMerni .:.
Mortgage Foreclosure daled
September 06 2006 . and
er.leared .n Cas -No 06-460-CA
oF1 lho Ci.cu,T Coun or me
FIRST Ju,.cal Circu.i n an-d for
SANT& ROSA Cour.r, Flor.a.
where ir. NATIONAL CITY
BANriK OF KENTUCK INr.5
PFia,.rnii ard BEPIJAMI J
DROWEINIGA KELLI PM,
DROWEIfGA FIRST
FRAFIKLIII FIIJANCIAL COR.
PORATIOrC. TEIlAlIT i i KA
KELLi' DEII LER TEIJANT F2
IJKA JASON IjDINGLER ,r5
i he 1 Ie nr, alni- i I ;,11 cli t,:. i
r..re an.tasj s-i: F al r :II
c i-ar, 1 STEPS OF THE
i '-TA ROS, COUNTi
COURTHOUSE a 1 i1'A.1M
.:.r, ir,. . i ,.I ,, ,t ,C',c.c , r .':I, .
ire 1.ICo ws.in-g ide riloe-.d pri.pAr-
iy ais eT lorir .n s .i Fr,- l
.ludam.ar.i

BEGIN AT POINT WHERE
THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY
LINE OF A COUNTY ROAD
INTERSECTS THE EAST
RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF AN
EXISTING COUNTY ROAD
511.5 FEET SOUTH AND 25
FEET EAST OF THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
THE NORTHWEST QUARTER
OF SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP
1 NORTH, RANGE 27 WEST.
THENCE NORTH 200 FEET.
THENCE EAST 200 FEET,


THENCE SOUTH 200 FEET,
THENCE WEST 200 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING.

A/K/A 8624 Fields Road,
Million, FL 32583

Any person claiming an inler-
est in the surplus from the
sale, II any, other than the
property owner as of Ine date
ol the Lis Pendens must file a
claim within sixty (60) days
after the sale

WITNESS MY HAND ana r.e
S3al cl Ih's Coun on
September 1 ). ?',06

Mary M Jor.r.n.on
Clin o mIre C.rc'uit Cour
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
B5 J W ,k.-_:
Depur5 C lerk

091606
092306


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASE NO. 05-914 CA

ALLIE MORTGAGE i. FINAN-
CIAL CO P
Fl.,E.rln

DEBRA L Fi'ROWE an. WAR.
AErji F :L .EIJ
CI-lelr.3,.rgi

NOTICE OF SALE
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45

NOTICE i . HEREB- GI.'ElI
puri ur.i tc. ar. COr er ur F,nai
.iud imerl. :.1 F.,r.:lt.:.re d ,ls-3s
Seplerr.t.,,r 8 20'06 an5
erIeCe.ar. C-e rlo io91-i CA
:r rhe C,.'rcu C",uiri .. Irie F.rr
Ju.3.:ial C.'rr.:.l ir., ar. IDr C arn[a
RoF ; Co.urri,. Fl.-.rdS wh.reri
ALLIED MtRTGAGE .&
FFIAIICIAL CORP ., Pla.P-6ih
ana DEBRA L CROWVE ar.d
Wk.RREih F OL:.EIJ are
Del-er.~,r.is I .i , .-11I el r . he
i...ire a.r.oa t.ei ti .j r l.ri
,: r ..r. -.e. e rl.:. ;a Ccu-r9/
C,,un uric- e u r.', C r.i.r.e

HM.:a. Counrr Fi.;r.,.i i 1 (i0
oCilo.:. u M *:,-' ir.,e 9 , ,: .I
IJ..-.t,ber 0s'J Wi, e Ir-l.l- i. ring


di.�-crn-ed properr 1 loaI n rn
sa.a Oirer .or F.�-al JuddgTeini
to wi

LOT i.7 OF TIMBER CREEK
ESTATES PmASE 2 SUBDIVi-
SIDOF A SUBDIVISIOfNI
ACCORDING TO TirE PLAT
THEREOF RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK F. PAGE 49. ONr
FILE WITH T-HE CLERK OF
THE CIRCUIT COURT iNr AND
FOR SANTA ROSA COUNT-i
FLORIDA

Winr an aadire..: or l 512
T.mear Creek D'n.e Pace FL
32571

Any person claiming an Inter-
est In Ine surplus from the
sale. it any, other than the
properly owner as of the dale
of the tIs pendens must file a
claim within 60 days aher the
sale.

DaLe.:5 si M.lon Fiorida. Irns 11
day .cr Seertener 2006

MARY M. JOHNSON
A.- Ciark. Circuri Counr Srant
Roa Counly Fiornda
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
B'' .1 Walins
DEPUTr CLERK

Avierrney lor Piair..n
Jerlrey C R.:.in EEquire
Rori ,n Scrnoii
t]E e c.ulh DN.I. H.r,*ayi
Cc-.ril G -,le: FL - 1--e1


09 30�
9/727

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO: 05-947-CA

LAcALLE BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION' AS TRUSTEE
FOR CERTIFICATE HOLD-
ERS OF BEAR STEARIJS
ASSET BACKED SECURI-
TIES, TRUST 20,','-2 ASSET
BACKED CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2:i,5."
' Plan,,llt

LIFjDA HArIFORD .FOHI
PHILIP HAIFORD OFTiO.
OCIE MORTGAGE CORPO-
RATIOIN ar.d any, urnr.ow. -


hair .JCl ev.ie; g.irfi , .:r.C'-
.1-.r? and .:.lher unKnowr. p. .r-
,Srs o0r ..'r. - unA'' u :pU

C r,-, . r j rr. . , ',--' ,o
De e-r.-a i'r.s

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

NiOTtICE _: rnAre-., ,.4n thai
ir,e undr,qid r:.r.,a Cl il ,i Ir.e6
CIcu. Coun ri Esnia Ri:"ia
Cc-unry Flor lda 5 w,il O TIn, 1 1
day Of NIo.err.b.r 2006 al
11:00 o'clock A.M. airre ae86.
Ca ci,r, . Sireaci - :3r ia RH.-.
Cour/ C.:,unruou;e ,-, M ln.rr,
Flors .n�r or- alr a' n sell 1
pF,'lic o.jiir, I. re rr., r . I ard1
biil rjidd. r Fc.. s'r. [ne li'.li.A -
r.g des-.:ri.D a p.;r:.pr erTy i jai.
.r. Sinia R,;i Co.unrv Fjor..ri,

Lot 9. Block" E". CHANTILLY
WOODS. PHASE III. a
Subdivision of a portion of
Section 18. Township 1
North, Range 28 West. Sania
Rosa County. Florida, as
recorded in Plal Book "G".
Page 1, of the Public
Records of sard county.

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vnlieraej ina *:aIn 'a p r.-.n.ri) In
rde. , Coun i-e a5r , - * l r.r,,,rr,
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suresi l e

WITrNESS i n,-r, j ardo ,:.,f,.:,ai
ealo sal ,a C .un ir.., I 1 lday O


If you are a person with a dis-
ability who needs accommo-
dallion in oraer to participate
in this proceeding, you are
entitled, at no cost Io you, for
the provision of ine certain
assistance. Please contact
Court Administration at 6865
Caroline Street. Milton,
Florida 32570. Telephone
(850) 623-3639 within 2 work-
ing days of your receipt of
this document. II you are
hearing or voice impaired,
call 1-800-955-6771.

1.1ar,, 1.1 . :.nnr.:.r.
CLERK OF THE 'IFRCuIT
COURT
-IIRCUIT -,;OURT S EAL
B, ,,,nn.I C'Eu-r.
[-epur, '_Ci .

,T-iC'HIE , FOR F'LiIl|TiFF
Frank AlCt.i rA.i.j.r
Buiar &, H- ;.r, 1: "

Orla.r o F a:,r. -3



9/728 :

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE IST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CASE NO: 06-385-CA

ELLS FARGO BANK,
rNITIONIAL ASOC iATiOrj
PLAINTIFF

GLEN E ARIHE IF LI'.'1II,
AND IF DEAD THE
ujrKrjOwtI 'IPOUSE HEIRS.
DEi'SEES GR"irJTEE
,SSIGNIEE LIEIOR':.
,CREDITORS TRuSTEE',
AND -LL OTHER PFRTnE'"
':L'II.Fll.ll, C h IlTEHEzT i
THIFJiUGIH UIODER OR
GAiAnhIJ.T GLErJ E ARIIE
TRAC' rD ARHUE IF Lil',IC.
ArJD IF JDEA THE
LlIIKI'jll SFC-,LuSE HEiR
DEV/ISEES GRfIlTEE
ASSIGIEES LIEljORi
CREDITORS TRUSTEiES
AIND ALL OTHER FARTiE':
CLAIMtIhG All INjTEREET B.'
THROiUGH I JlLUNER OR
aGAIiST TRACK' D "RAIE
J'Hl DC'E sr..j .IA[JE D'--.E
AS UN.'hIJOWl ITEIJAFTTS II
POSSESSIC'ri
DEFENDANT.(S)

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE . . ' .

NOTICE r: HEREe ' Gi.EEli
purzsu arn .-. I u7. T-mm r,. .i'
Judgi-Cr e i :i FI- .,.:i.:,.;ie J. .j
repln r..=r It J''00 . r.'l ,3 11r,
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irme C.r.:uT C.ura r.I I.e -T
:l CLM C' r:-' r l:
Fi l RC ,S t ., .iu. r, Mi . I, r .:.ri

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r].:,rn Fr.:,n]t 5I , a] ir , e
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r:.urlri,:,u - ,i . ,k ss Fr.ii.-.
CI . Fr.,- *:icr e? ,r, 1iI .-.n


Page 9-A


NcOTICE OF PROPOSED


-TAX I INCREASE=

The Santa Rosa County Board of County

Commissioners has tentatively adopted a

measure to increase its property tax levy.-



Last year's property tax levy;



A. Initially proposed tax levy ------------------------............................$43,569,294



B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment

Board and other assessment Changes ...-..--... $ 54,262



C. Actual Property tax levy ...............................$43,515,032


-This year's proposed faxr levy . ::..--... 8 ----$5895,0.93,



All concerned citizens ire invited to attend ae

public hearing on the tax increase to be





IMoniday, September 1 9, 2006




6495 Caroline St, Santa ROSa, County

Administrative .Offices, Com missioner's

Board Roorn, IVIilton FL 32570

A Final Decision on the proposed tax

increase and the budget will be made at

this hearing.


BUDGET SUMMARY


SANTA ROSA COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS -


FISCAL YEAR 2006-2007

General Fund 6.6175

AD VALOREM TAXING FUNDS OTHER PROPRIETARY
GENERAL ROAD & FINE &, SPECIAL DEBT CAPITAL ENTERPRISE INTERNAL TOTAL
FUND BRIDGE FORFEITURE REVENUE SERVICE PROJECTS FUNDS SERVICE ALL FUNDS
ESTIMATED REVENUES:
TAXES Millage Per $1000:
AD VALOREM TAXES 6.6175 47,766,860 5,921,650 361,830 0 0 0 0 0 54,050,340
OTHER TAXES & FRANCHISE 1.242,600 3.878,570 0 5.044.790 0 0 0 0 10,165.960
LICENSES & PERMITS 3.329.750 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.329,750
INTERGOVERNMENTAL 10 886.720 3,004,860 0 202.960 0 0 0 0 14,094,540
CHARGES FOR SERVICES 1.416,820 0 1,077.300 593.380 0 0 4,830,750 2.631,740 10.549,990
FINES & FORFEITS 218.500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 218,500
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS 0 0 0 3.679,880 0 0 0 0 3.679.880
MISCELLANEOUS 475.950 213.750 0 673 170 0 0 380,000 7.772.620 9.515 490

TOTAL SOURCES 65,337,200 13,018,830 1,439,130 10,194,180 0 0 5,210,750 10,404,360 105,604,450
TRANSFERS IN 85.000 67,590 0 179.90 2.728.505 918.236 0 0 3.979.291
FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED 3.804.470 0 765 231.303 0 0 3.979.850 0 8.016.388
TOTAL REVENUES, TRANSFERS &
FUND BALANCES 69,226,670 13,086,420 1,439,895 10,605,443 2,728,505 918,236 9,190,600 10,404,360 117,600,129
EXPENDITURES
GENERAL GOVERNMENT 18.713.940 0 1.387 745 0 444,010 0 0 10.404 360 30.950.055
PUBLIC SAFETY 38 316 360 0 0 2 064,990 0 0 0 0 40381.350
PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT 1,333 915 0 0 373.498 993,989 0 8.862.350 0 11 563.752
TRANSPORTATION 1,371.470 12 877,980 0 1.333.502 472.101 0 0 0 16.055,053
ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 154.340 0 0 519.000 7.025 0 82,000 0 762.365
HUMAN SERVICES 4,548.580 0 0 213,400 0 0 0 0 4 761.980
CULTURE & RECREATION 3.724.335 0 0 0 811380 0 0 0 4.535.715


TOTAL EXPENDITURE/EXPENSE 68,162,940 12,877,980 1,387,745 4,504,390 2,728,505 0 8,944,350 10,404,360 109,010,270
TRANSFER OUT 622.230 0 0 3.357,061 0 0 0 0c 3979.291

RESERVES 441.500 208,440 52.150 2,743.992 0 918,236 246.250 0 4.610,568


TOTAL APPROPIATED EXPENDITURES
TRANSFERS & RESERVES 69,226,670 13,086,420 1,439,895 10,605,443 2,728,505 918,236 9,190,600 10,404,360 117,600,129




THE TENTATIVE AND ADOPTED BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD


Fi.:.,ia] a1 1 "1 06 a . Central
i I,,T, .i 1 . p E astern
T.r-.;i .:.r, Fr.- asy of
rj ei.-, iCper 2'200 . ir- . i.iowing
.e .:r.le, pr.,e,-rTy a a :-t forth
,r, ,d E',rrrm ar, Final
Ju,.gsiT er'l 1F:,- .1

PARCEL 4: COMMENCE AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP
2 NORTH. RANGE 26 WEST.
SANTA ROSA COUNTY.
FLORIDA; THENCE RUN
SOUTH 01 DEGREES 05
MINUTES 34 SECONDS
WEST ALONG THE EAST
LINE THEREOF, A DISTANCE
OF 1334 16 FEET TO THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
THE NORTH ? OF THE
NORTH * OF SAID SECTION
20; THENCE RUN NORTH 89
DEGREES 19 MINUTES 35
SECONDS WEST ALONG
THE SOUTH LINE OF THE
NORTH ? OF THE NORTH ?
OF SAID SECTION 20. A DIS-
TANCE OF 1116.25 FEET TO
A CAPPED IRON ROD
(x4882): THENCE CONTINUE
ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE
NORTH 89 DEGREES 19
MINUTES 46 SECONDS
WEST. A DISTANCE OF
178 48 FEET TO THE POINT
OF BEGINNING; THENCE
CONTINUE NORTH 89
DEGREES 19 MINUTES 46
SECONDS WEST ALONG
SAID SOUTH LINE. A DIS-
TANCE OF 69.14 FEET:
THENCE RUN NORTH 38
DEGREES 24 MINUTES 24
SECONDS WEST. A DIS-
TANCE OF 630.29 FEET TO
AN INTERSECTION WITH
THE SOUTHEASTERLY
RIGHT OF WAY OF U.S.
HIGHWAY 90 (STATE ROAD
110, 1.10 FOOT RIGHT OF
WAY); THENCE RUN NORTH
51 DEGREES 35 MINUTES
17 SECONDS EAST ALONG
SAID RIGHT OF WAY. A DIS-
TANCE OF 90.00 FEET:
THENCE DEPART SAID
RIGHT OF WAY SOUTH 35
DEGREES 02 MINUTES 43
SECONDS EAST; A DIS.
TANCE OF 675.52 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING.

TOGETHER WITH A 1996
DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE
HOME VIN1
nGMHGA1189611585A &
GMHGA1189611585B
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s- ', . daI , i..,I r i i - -1,

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Cl-r- ,ST ir. -e Cir 'Fl Cu.un
CIRCUIT COLRT :EAL
Bi, J Vi .'i,'
IJpuT, C irF

THE LAW OFFiE': OF
DAIC' J TERN Pi
ATTHORfIE. FORP LAINTIFF
1:1 i iu.5ni, sa.. Dr..c : iic.
500 ' .
Planiai.L.rn FL F ':;4 1 A
i 9 5.Ji-2;3.6,:,,:, . / -
(f . ,4 ;-lF.1iNCL

Ii a-CORuCl"?E WVTH THE
AI.ERICArjS, WITH Di.-ABILI
TiEE ACT pE.;.:,.r - , ir. -,i:-
EC. r.e -.rn.3 a pe.-ial
S,:.:,rro.i3iu'hri.:r, "r.Suld ran-
laci COURT ArMIrifi TRA.
TICOj 5 ir., SANTA RCi'-"
C..nrr;. Counr,.ou'. a3 1 F ',",'
: - * - n : i.D .-jr n .1 .: 5 ei
E,'.1 ..a Fi.:.r.aa F. i;
Ae.r. ,:e


092306 . '
i 9/729

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIR--
CUIT IN AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY. FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 57-06-CA-489
DIVISION

PROPERTY ASSET MAN-.
AGEl.EiT lFi C
' vs. - ' '
�.JOSEPH R. MCPHETRIDGE
Il.let, al, l* '- . " . " '
D .i- . .r . .

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

I'.j TiCEl IS HEREE. Gil'Eli
pufiuaI I .:r. , F. nal Jud, iner,.l
*:,l r,.T,:.nal , , -, F..r5,-:IOi'u.r 5 lFl, :

,rere.j.-.Cas-.e r J,*,:- 6,5 ' ,
-i-i or i .; Cr.ill . .' urn ,:, * nri-
FIR'a T Jud:,-.al C.'r,:u'I l r, .' -,,'i
I..r SiFNTa R.: C:ur.[,
Fl .:,r.. .-.r ,e.-, r PrC.FPEr-T,
':SET rI"lAJA�.EMfIT IIJC
F Ir,.: l iriTi .a.r, JCSEF - R �
I.M.PF'HETRITF -,E iii .lI T �
IMr P FHETRID,,.E I ',_-T.


GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS INCOR-
PORATED AS NOMINEE FOR
SOUTHSTAR FUNDING, LLC;
are the Defendants, Lwillsell to
the, highest and best bidder for
cash at STEPS OF THE
SANTA 'ROSA COUNTY
COURTHOUSE at- 1.1:00AM,
on the 10.day of October,
2_',, . ir,1 - . r 1i.:. Oirg L deI-, iet.d
pr.:.pert, a.; sef i.rt r. r, 5.d


LOT 13, THE OAKS FIRST
ADDITION, ACCORDING TO
THE MAP OR PLAT THERE-
OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK C. PAGE (SI 91, PUB-
LIC RECORDS OF SANTA
ROSA COUNTY. FLORIDA.

A/K/A 994 Great Oak Drive.
Gulf Breeze. FL 32563

Any person claiming an
interest in Ihe surplus liom
the sale. if any. other than the
property owner as of the
dale of Ihe Lis Pendens must
lile a claim within sixty (601
days after the sale.

WITIJE 3S Mr HAND an.a Ir.~
, "eal 'F ir..s Courr ,:.r.
SeptieT.er I 1 r 0 :066

Mar, F.1 .I.onn ior, "
Clirk ..i ire C.rcui CI oun
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
B, .I W Tks.ris
Depur, Clek-r



9/730

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SANTA ROSA
COUNTY. FLORIDA
Case No.: 57-.2006-CP-285
Division:

Ill RE Tr. E .lE; .ii
DONALD JEROME VANEK


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tre -. arr..r..;irair.,r -,1 Irie
eiSre . oi DONALD JEROME
VANEK aiece.-"d , rn,-,:.:
dale .:.1 ai.r, ua .Auguil I-
2:.6 .7 pe drj.-d . r. Itn C.rcu.l
C.oun .r. ro i.:. 5,ar.I , H. a
C-:urr Fir.,,da, Pro atCI.
D.'.,,,..r. Fr. samdr ,r .,r,,ch
, . Sania Ross C.:.unr,

Tre nan.-" , ar adre, .:.l
ire periorna i -pr-i.r.Iih.'-
ian3 ir,- r r.. .r al i ]. r.-: iri l -


ALL INTERESTED PER-
SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT,

.-It ,'i,- l,:,r. e-.l irn'.; Gc de,',l ,n
,.nIr, r i- :r i r..,rcg ,Ec I.-Ti, r

d r,. ri.r.: aianni[ d er.:ir.I r
e.,l, .,.,n w o'm c.:.r.p, ri in .


irc, I 1pu . Ir.. .r .:i ,m w r i. r.,
Coun WITHIN THE LATER OF
THREE MONTHS AFTER
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI-
CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A
COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.

All o-in,,.r c.sd'l-..rs ,:. Irn- , :e-
d',-i ,,a p1 ror.rr....ng
cla.iTi. . O d-,rrar.. 3qga.nsi Ire

their 15m': .." i 1r, ini CcoJrn
WITHIN THREE MONTHS
AFTER DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED
WiTHIIN THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH ItN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLORIDA-
PROBATE CODE WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED.

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

Ir. dai -., r , ir. ,i pjbi,: h:.. .
,:1 min rIJ l.:,l , : Sepl.1sT'-.r' 1


A tto r.ne y / Pie r-s o n al

J)HtPl F WELCH E-squ.jre


--- F A -...
5r.5 s.:-:.Fl Fl:.r.ja KY-c'aF


Personal Representative
-'..15RIE .1 W ILLI fl.l1 :',I "


9/72.1







Page 10-A The Santa Rosa Press Gazette

Obituaries


Saturday September 16, 2006,


.. 5020 Xffsieled . e 32570 .
."Care and Comnitment
Is Our Concern"
Ambry Manor is a locally owned assisted litng facility Located in
Milton. on a secluded seven acres, this 22 bed, all female facility\ offers a
warm. safe environment.
We can affordably offer our residents supponrie care by our highl\ qual-
ified staff.-
For more information and tour call 981-5452 'L.r.: '....0 ,




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Tri cities chapter meets every
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5063 Highway 90, Milton. We encourage area
business professionals to visit our networking
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www.tricitiesbni.com -


Skateland Skating Center
6056 N. Stewart St. Milton. FL 31570 (850) 6Z1-9415

�n soon-- man ,she,

great Exercise Lots of FUN





Cl 1 1ox- al1 aiii def*ct
New Public Skateing Session Times:
"Mondays Tiny Tot Stroll-n-Roll 1:00-9:00 p.m.
*Tuesday Nite 6:90-8:90 p.m. 2Z
"Wednesdays Tiny Tot Stoll-n-Roll 1:00-3:00 p.m. 13
/ . Friday Nites 7:00-11:00 p.m. 650
* Saturday Afternoo Z:00-5:00p.m. $50',
' Saturday Nites 7:00-10:00 p.m. 550
* Sunday Afternoons ) Z:00-4:00 p.m. S.00
www.skatelandmilton.coim


n,


Gerald
William Smith
1952-2006
Gerald William Smith, 54.
of Milton, passed away sud-
denly Wednesday, September
06; 2006, at his home. He was,
a native and lifelong resident of
Santa Rosa County. Mr. Smith
was a 1970 graduate of Milton
High School. and was a carpen-
ter by trade. He %%as a
Volunteer Ftre Fighter, ser ing
in the Lynn Haven and Harold
VFD. Gerald was a member of
the Bethel Baptist Church.
Mr. Smith is sur\ i\ed by his
soul mate. Ellen Bessete,. of
Milton; two sons. Dr. Gerald
Thomas Hoadley, of Mary land.
and Christopher tJerry) Smith
of Pace: his mother. Bobby
Jean Smith, of Milton; his
father, Gerald B. iBonniei
Smith of Lynn Halen: two
brothers. Allan D. Smith. of
Milton, and James B. (Debra)
Smith, of Milton; and his
uncle. William E. "Bill" Foster,
of Pensacola.
Funeral ser\ ices for Gerald
were 2:00 p.m. Friday.
September 8. 2006. at Lew is
Funeral Home Chapel %with
Re\. Donald Leavins, officiat-
ing. Burial followed, in


Do' i ke
Pay.Iingii Co mis1 i oni1Iis?11


MORGAN follow with full militarN honors
at Barrancas National
INVESTMENT Cemeterl with Lewis Funeral
Home directing. The family
SERVICES, INC. %ill receive friends at the
Lewis Funeral Home in Milton
F TNcT.n from 11 am to 12 noon. prior to
Fred T. I' or'a' ini,' A

. Santa Rosa County



si1 C,.Irlirne Su.eii. MIkr., FL ':'?- Library Card
on o.,50',6. 10!i,. Fax.s)5t 2307-1337 Sign-up Month 2006
S.,uiicl sOlOfered The Santa Rosa County
- through L.ri..:Pn,.,ie Ltdger Librar. System is sponsoring
r. 11an art contest in conjunction
- "-'t "ith" its Grand Opening
Celebrations. scheduled for
September 29 and 30 at all
Santa Rosa County Libraries.
II . _ a ..... .. _ j -. l/" i ,.,


utS dents in grades K-1 2
should create a piece of art


based on the theme. "So Much
to See. So Much to Do ,'a Your
LibrarN." Artwork should be
submitted on 8 1,'2" bI 11"
paper. On the back. the students
should write his or her name,
grade, and school. Entries are
due at an\ Santa Rosa County
Library by 8:00 on Tuesday.
September 26.
Eritries \ ill be judged on the
following criteria:
'L"realitity!,'6ri inality. relevance
to theme, use of color, and
quality of work. There will be
one winner per age group (K-2:
3-5: 6-8: 9-12) at each of the
four Santa Rosa Count\


.... I1 .." - ...
1,4537CiChanti(lty w'a I

|L.f S 1fi d vel kld P'iaza
f)- ' 983-9150
(L,. Mon-Sat 10am~-12pm
SClosed Sunday


BOB HAYWARD
BROKER , . , .
E-Mail: rhrealO714@bellsbuth.net'
Website: rhreal.com


PA-.o, �L 32E70






Floor Plan
1164SF
1281SF
1310SF
1330SF
1393SF



Floor Plan
1164
1310
1330


Floor Plan
1281
1310


Floor Plan
1164
1281
1310
1330
1393


1-Car
2-Car
2-Car
2-Car


$129,900
$143,000
$147,280
$148,600


3/2 2-Car $155,900
Pre-sale price Includes premium and corner lots.
Cox Road
East Milton Brick Homes
Bdrm/Bth Garage
3/2 1-Car
3/2 2-Car
3/2 2-Car
Ross Street
East Milton


Bdrm
3/2
3/2


Garage
I-Car
1-Car


North Milton
(Near Whiting Field)
Bdrm/Bth Garage
3/2 1-Car
3/2 - 1-Car
3/2 1-Car
3/2 -Car
3/2 2-Car


Jeanese Hayward
981-1555
. Broker Associate


After
-I..,u


$136,900
$150,000
$154,280
$155,600
$162,900



Price
$129,900
$145,650
$147,800


Price
$129,900
$132,900


Price
$120,000
$127,000
$129,000
$130,000
$137,000


NOTICE OF PROPOSED


TAX INCREASE


The Avalon Beach - Mulat Fire Protection

District has tentatively adopted a measure to

increase its property tax levy.



Last Years' property tax levy:

A. Initially proposed tax levy....... $232,957

B. Less tax reductions due to

Value Adjustment Board and

other assessment changes........$ 177

C. Actual property tax levy...........$232,780



This Year's proposed tax levy.......$326,211




All concerned citizens are invited to attend a

public hearing on the tax increase to be held

on September 25, 2006

at 7:30 PM

at the Avalon - Mulat Volunteer Fire Station

located at 5408 Mulat Rd., Milton, FL 32583.



A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase

and the budget will be made at this hearing.


(a (850) 981-1555 (we) 90a1-1555 Toll Free



East Milton
Brick Homes
Bdrm/Bth Garage Pre-Sale Price


Serenity Gardens with 'Lewis
Ftineial Home directing.
Pallbearers \were James B.
Smith, Christopher R. Smith.
.Allan Srruth, Aubrey (Bubbal
Thompson. William Foster.
and Mike Foster.
Honorary Pallbearers were
Charles Brewer, Mike Cooney,
George Toole, Fred Bailey, and
special friends, Bonnie Nelson.
Gennie Smith, and Beverly
Powell.

Phillips,.
Bobby Glenn
1941-2006
Bobby G. Phillips. age 64.
died Tuesday. September 12.
2006. in his home after a coura-
geous battle with brain cancer.
Bobb% \%as born in Harriman.
TN, in 1941. Bobby served in
the U.S. Navy for over 20 years
and retired in the Milton area.
He earned the Armed Forces
Expeditionary ' Award and
National Defense Service
Medal. He %was employed at L-
3 Aerospace at NAS Whiting
Field.
Bobby is survived by his
devoted w ife of 33 years. Rima
Phillips. of Milton: twvo daugh-
ters. Alena and Kai Phillips. of
Atlanta. GA: his sister, Carol
Farmer: and his brother. Chuck
Phillips. of Harriman. TN.
Funeral ser ices for Mr.
Phillips \ill be at 12:0) noon
on Monday. September 18.
2006 at the Le% is Funeral
Home in Milton w ith Re%. Rob
Hines officiating. Burial \ill


services on Monday.
Lewis Funeral Home of
Milton is in charge of arrange-
ments.

Gillman,
James Ronald
James Ronald Gillman, a
resident of Dothan. died
Friday. September 8, 2006 at
his residence following a brief
illness He was 69 Nears old.
Mr. Gillman was born
September 8. 1937 in Mobile.
Alabama and he lived the early
years of his life in Milton.
Florida. He resided in . Lake
City. Florida prior to moving to
Doihan in 1976. Mr. Gillman
was employed with Sony for
over twenty years as a data pro.-
cessing manager until his
retirement in 1998. He w\as a
pioneer in the computer indus-
try and installed mainframe
computer systems and wrote
several computer programs.
Mr. Gillman u\as a volunteer
with the Red Cross, a member
of the Auburn Alumni and the
Sports Car Club of America.
Survivors include three chil-
dren-Michael Gillman and
his " ife Pam from Denver. CO.
Nancy G. Sanmions and her
husband Scott from Atlanta.
GA. and James Gillman. Jr. and
his \ ife Kim from Den\ er. CO.
and two grandchildren-James
Ronald Gillman and Sophia
Gillman.
Memorial services were
held Wednesday, September
13. 2006 at By rd Funeral Home
Chapel with Dr. Law son Br an
and Re\. Den Irwxin officiating.
In lieu of flowers. memori-
als may be made to the
American Cancer Societ\.
2345 Suite 3. Dothan, AL
36303.


Langston,
Mildred E.
Mildred. E. Langston, 97,
longtime Lee Countr resident.
died Thursday,. September 7,
2006. at the Santa Rosa Health ;
and Rehabilitation Center in
Milton. Florida. A Lee County A
native, she was , born
September 16. 1908 to the late
William e. and Jeffie
Billingsley Easterling. She
worked as a sewing machine
operator in area garment man-
ufacturers and later in alter-
ations w ith McRae's
Department Store. She %\as a
member of Nit. Calv ary Baptist
Church in Florida. She enjoyed
gardening and being involved
in variouss church activities.
Her husband. 'John MerleI
Langston. preceded her in
death in 1989
Surlixors include one son,
William Lynn Langston of
Milton. Flonda: six grandchil-
dren. William Bigby of
Florida. Michael Bigby of
Georgia. Teresa Fry . of
Georgia. Lisa Bunker of Texas.
Patricia Hughes of Tupelo., and
Dawn Harrigill of Florida: 18
great grandchildren: 4 great-
great grandchildren.
She %%as preceded in death
by two brothers. Cole\ and'
Marcus Easterling. and a sister;-
NMar Frances Gurley.
Services were MNonday in
the Jefferson Street Chapel of-
W.E. Pegues with Rev. NMike
Price officiating. Burial \\as in
Lee MNiemonal Park.
Pallbearers were Tommy*"
Gurley. Btlly Easterling. Garn
Easterling. Eddie Hughes. Paul
Harrigill and Doug Dickey. Jr.
Richard Bunker served as'
honorary pallbearer.


Libraries: Navarre. Jay. Gullf'
Breeze. and Milton. A total of
sixteen winners \\ ill be chosen,"
Winners w ill be announced
on Friday morning. September.
29th at each of the libraries^
Artmork will be displayed at
the libraries to which they are
submitted during Open House
Celebrations on September
29th and 30th. . -.
Prizes for Grades K-2 and
3-5 m inll' include' a'paperback
book. Applebee's Free Kid's. -
Meal coupon, free butfet
coupon from CiCi's Pizza, and
a free Golf Admission ticket
from Tiki Island Golf and
Games. Prizes for Grades 6-8
and 9-12 %\ill be a paperback
book, ear buds. free buffet
coupon from CiCi's Pizza, and
a coupon for a dessert from
Sonic. For more information.,
contact MNargaret Chatra\,.
Children's Librarian, at 623-,
204
For further information
contact Linda Hendrix. Santa,
Rosa Countr Library System,
Director at S50-623-2043. \ isilt
the library website online at.
hitp:.,w w.santarosa.fl.go\.'lib
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BUDGET SUMMARY

AVALON FIRE RESCUE DISTRICT

FISCAL YEAR 2006-2007
THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURE OF THE AVALON FIRE RESCUE
DISTRICT IS 39.76% LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURE
Proposed Mileage - 0.8 Mils


Income:
Taxes (0.8 Mils)


Interest


Total Income


Expenses:
Vehicles
Insurance
Utilities
Professional Fees
Tax Collector Fees
Administration
Fire/Medical Equipment
Training/Retention
Building Maintenance
Capital Improvements
Total Expenses


The tentative, adopted and/or final budgets are on file in the office of the above
mentioned taxing authority as a public record.


$309,900
$ 1,500
$311,400

$28 1250
$26,350
$10,710
$11,000
$15,000
$ 4,250
$59,500
$21,500
$11,500
$123,340
$311^o00


Dance hosted
The first Saturday of every
month welcomes a night of fun
and dancing.
The fun begins at 7:30 p.m.,
when Jeanelle & Harvey
Kingn teach two or three easy
dances to the crowd. Then at
8:30 p.m. HarveN cranks off
some really good music for the
crow d to dance and.'or listen to
and keeps it going till 10:30
p.m. There's music for all kinds
of dancing: line dancing. cha
cha. w\altz's, su\ing, and some
good old slot dancing! If \ou
: don't hear uhai sou %ant. just
ask - Harn e ill pla it if he
has it!
This dance is for ALL
AGES. It's loads of fun for


'_____Community ,


at Milton Community Center
".".-. .


everyone! $5 donation 'at the
door. Cold drinks, water, and
candy % ill be available to pur-
chase.
In October the dance \�ill


be the FIRST Saturda), so go
ahead, and mark your calendars
for October 7th!
, Call the Kingry's with any
questions at 623-4235.


Preparing your lawn for when winter starts


By Theresa Friday
Gulf Coast summers offen
seem endless. Even though it's
still hot outside, now is the
time to think about preparing
your lawn for winter. The lawn
u ill look better in the spring if
you properly take care of it in
the fall.
First, scout for late sum-


rAl


mer and earl\ fall insect pests.
It's important to find pests
now because it's difficult for
grasses to recover from dam-
age once temperatures cool.
.Look for white grubs. sod
web%%orms. mole crickets and
chinch bugs.
Using high nitrogen fertil-
izers on law ns past September
can actually encourage dis-
eases like brown patch and
increase the chance of %\inter
kill. Late season applications
of nitrogen \ ill promote shoot
growth in the fall. when grass
growth and metabolism should
be slowing down. This will
deplete carbohydrate reserves.
%which helps the grass regrow
in the spring. It Uill also pro-
duce ne\. tender shoot growth
that is less able to tolerate
adverse environmental condi-
tions such as cold.
However, an application of
potassium maN\ enhance cold
tolerance and promote earlier
spring green-up of grass.
You ma% want to consider
a fertilizer that is relatively
high in potassium and lo\\ in
nitrogen and phosphorus. Read
the fertilizer bag carefully
before purchasing. The ele-
ments are listed in this order:
nitrogen, phosphorus and
potassium. If it is high in the


first two. it is not recommend-
ed for late-season 'fertilization"
in the Deep South.
Preemergence herbicides
form the basis for a chemical
weed control program in turf-
grass. The\ are used primarily
to control annual grasses such
as annual bluegrass.
Preemergence herbicides are
applied before weed seed ger-
mination. Timing is everything
w hen it comes to weed control.
For preemergence control
of winter annual \\eeds, apply
a herbicide when nighttime
temperatures drop to 55� to
60'F for several consecutive
da\s which is usually earl\
October for North Florida. If
the chemical is applied after
,teed emergence, preemer-
gence herbicides \\ill ha'e lit-
tle or no effect. This narrow
windo%\ of application timing
is a potential disadvantage for
man\ homeow ners. \\ho often
wait too late to apply the pre-
emergence herbicide.
Regardless of Iour type of
grass, appropriate mow ing,
fertilizing and watering in the
fall can help minimize cold
temperature damage.
If you have a question or
comment for Theresa see:
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.31 k, 'Ji, W ..

SRC golf scramble is
looking for players
Registrations are beine
accepted for teams to partici-
pate in the 13th Annual Santa
Rosa County Chamber Golf
Classic
This is a four-person scram-
ble to be held Oct. 6 at The
MNoors ith a shotgun start at I
p.m. Entr. fee is 1400 per team
and includes golf cart, range
balls. two beverage tickets.
after round dinner, door prizes.
goodie bag, tto mulligans. and
one tee buster per player.
For more information or to
register contact the chamber
offices at 623-2339.

programs for area youth
The Pensacola Sports
' Association and the Northeast
. YNICA \ ill hold youth
'" resting for ages kindergarten
through 12th grade.
This program is taught b%
Olmpic Coach Rob Hermann.
;: ho is currently coaches the
U.S. Nav\ wrestling g Team at
NAS Pensacola.
The Youth Wrestling
Program will begin No\. 6 and
meet each Monday from 4.30 to
6 p.m.
For more information or to
register you can contact the
Northeast YMCA at 478-1222.
Co-ed tormey to
ben Iefit E-Ma-Camee
Camp E-Ma-Chamee is
holding their first ever Co-
Ed Softball Slam at the East
Milton Recieaiton:il Park on
Oct. 7.
Cost to enter this tourna-
ment is $150 a team and pro-
ceeds %\ill help \with pro-
grams offered to the young
people at Camp E-MNa-
S Chamnee.
Games 'v ill get under a\
at 9 a il.
. During, the tournament
there \will be several activi-
ties for a day of family, fun
For more information or
to, register contact Bruce
Predmore or Meredith
NlcKnieht at 675-4512.
Registration deadline is
Sept. 28.
Baseball fall camp is
taking registrations
All-Pro Baseball Acadenmi
'will hold a fall instructional
-camp on Oct. 2.
The camp will be held. in
two sessions and broken down
into' third through fifth grade
and sith through eight grade.
Academy Instructors
include Mac Seibert of the
Tampa Bay Devil Rays, former
major leageer . Talmadge
N u n nari, and others.
For more information call
.572-3356.
Pensacola Power
tryouts announced
The Pensacola Power
,Women's Football Team has
announced four separate try-'
outs sessions starting Sept 24.
Registration will begin at
1:30 p.m. and they tryouts will
go from 2 to 4 p.m..
Tryout locations are Sept.
.24 and Oct. 8 at the John R.
Jones Sports Complex on Nine
Mile Rd. in Pensacola.
Locations for an Oct. 1 tryout
in Foley,.Ala., and Oct. 15 try-
out in Ft. Walton Beach have
Snot been confirmed at this time.
All females over the age'of
18 are welcome to tryout and
no prior football experience is
necessary.
All potential players will be
-required to register with the
NWFA and pay a one time $35
fee. Please come prepared to
practice and bring a photo ID
and proof of insurance.
Additional information can
be found at www.pensacola
power.org.


Earnhardt's the new Alabama Gang


�7Dale Jr., Kelley, and Kerr' join

forces for Alabama Motorsports Park


By BILL GAMBLING
PG Sports Editor
The Emerald Coast got a
surprise % visitor on Tuesda.N as
Dale Earnhardt. Jr. %islied
Mobile to announce a multi-
million dollar motorsports park
projected to open in 2009.
Gulf Coast Entertainment
announced plans to construct a
major motorsports and enter-
tainment park in southern
Alabama on one 'of three poten-
tial sites.
One site is located in Mobile


County across from the
ULimersiry of Mobile. while the
other rto sites are located in
Baldwin County - one on the
Foley Beach Express with the
other being located in central
Baldw in Count',.
This complex, which will
bear the name of Dale
Earnhardt. Jr., is expected to
include an asphalt speedway, a
road course, a drag strip, and a
dirt track.
Alabama Motorsports Park
features a diverse group of


in estors includ-
ing Earnhardt. Jr...
his sister Kelley
Ea r n h a r d
Elledge an
K e r r yN
Earnhardt. Earnhardt, Jr.
"Our farnlh
business is racing and it's been
our business ,for three genera-
tions." said Earnhardt. Jr.. who
just qualified this past Saturday
in the Chase of the NEXTEL
Cup. "Kelley. Kerry. and I %%ant
to continue the family business


v. ith hopes that the next genera-
tion of Earnhardt's will want to
be involved in the sport.
"This new venture with the
Alabama Motorsports Park pro-
vides Net another avenue in
which the Earnhardt family can
participate."
Earlier this Near Earnhardt.
Jr.. and fellow NEXTEL Cup
dnver Ken Schrader purchased
a track in Paducah. K\.. as he
has become more involved in
promoting grass roots racing.
"GroLing up, the race track
%was our playground on the
v\eekends." said Eanhardt, Jr
"So all of us look forward to
being involved on the ground
level of this project and being a


Fall Ball!


Clockwise are Gage Smitha, Eric Kroll and Chawn Messer, who
are seen participating in the fall baseball league workouts at
Pelican Park on the University of West Florida Campus. This
league offers young men who are not playing football a chance to
work on their baseball skills during the off season.
Press Gazette photos by Bill Gamblin


pan of the design team.
LocallN there is a great deal
of support for the track among
the track operators., w ho see this
as a .% a to help promote grass
roots racing.
"I think it is pretty exciting.
said Tim Bryant. operator of
Five Flags Speedway' in
Pensacola. "With %what they are
doing it is racing at a whole dif-.
ferent le\el.
"1 feel this will be a boost to
local racing and we should get a
little bit of the spill over, which
to me is not a bad thing."
In East Milton. Southern
Raceway is a track some
thought could be concerned
See. TRACK. Pg. 3B


Jay ties


Rocky


Bayou

By BILL GAMBLING
PG Sporit Eda r
Ram proved to be the biggest
obstacle as Ja\ and Rocks Ba onti
ied in the eirls" etenr. while Tate
took the top honors on the bo ss'
side
Ja\ and Rocks Bayou tied
Silh 36 points each. but due to the
sLith place finisher tor RBCS lin-
ishing higher that the Lady
Royals' sLxth place runner Ja.
\as: second o% erall.
Rounding out the four teams
%tere Milton with 814 points and
Tate o ith 4-1.
. "The course %as drenched
fioni all of the-,a"i'" -.Milton
girls coach Trac\ Hodges. "But
all of the girls seemed to have a
good time running in the cool
rain
On the bo\s side Tate barely
defeated Rocky Bayou 45-47.
Milton finished third with 54
points followed b\ Ja\ \ ith ')9.
Central participated in the
meet. but %with only four rumiers
they weren't able to post a team
score.
Leely Trevino, .who finished
third overall, led the Jay LadN
Royals \%ith her tme of 23 40.
which \\as a second better than
[eairmiate Trista Talbot..
Milton s .-riarunne Carr led the
Lads Pandhers % ith a si.\tLh place
finish in a time of 23.51.
Taylor Do\er and Gloria
Ranel tinjshed eighth and ninth
place respecriwiel for the Lady
Ro\ al.
"I thoutlhti %e ranl great con-
sidering the weather conditions,"
auid ja\ girls coach Beck.
Holley.
Panther Jackson Moore ran
aa,\ faithh the individual honors
on the bo,"s' side .ith a time of
19.02
Mooe's teanminate Mark Viau
finished simih \\tih a time of
2 i:31.
JaN \%as led b\ Dre\w Kenned\
'a ho posted a ime of 20 36. A while
Central's Darin Hov. ze finished
in 10'11 \ith a ume of 20.45.


Net action heats up with local volleyball

N Milton wins two in a row and Pace comeback falls short "


By BILL GAMBLING
PG Sports Editor
The mid point of the volley-
ball season has been reached
and the, excitement is growing
as teams are, now deeply
involved in their district sched-
ule.
On Monday Jay and Central'
took a break from district play
to renew its rivalry in Jay with
the Lady Royals sweeping the
match in three games 25-23,
25-18, 25-15.
After the match Jay coach
Karen Houser was very pleased


as her Lady Royals returned to
5-5 on the season.
"I think the team is starting
to gel," said Houser. "Our sen-
iors are doing a fantastic job
with leadership and our serves
tonight were fantastic."
Tamara Lewis led Jay with
28 assists in the game while
Jessi Johnson had 15.
Johnson led Jay (5-6) with
11 while Karen Brake and
Samantha Murphy recorded 10.
kills each.
"All the girls get the chance
to get to the ball," said Houser.


After the game a very deject-
ed Scott Campbell packed up
some things after addressing his
team.
"We played uninspired
tonight," said Campbell: "it
bothers me that a group of sen-
iors would not come ready to
play bothers me.
"I could handle the loss to
Laurel Hill because the effort
was there."
The first game was a close
back and forth affair, but after
that Jay dominated.
See, VOLLEY, Pg. 3B


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NASCAR goes Canadian,

with purchase of CASCAR


NASCAR announced on
Tuesday it had purchased.CAS-
CAR (Canadian Association for
Stock Car Racing) and has
formed a niew racing series.
The NASCAR Canadian
Tire Series will involve a multi-
year sponsorship deal between
NASCAR and the tire comppany
for a series that will get under-
way in May of 2007, with a 10
to 12 race schedule.
Tony Novotny founded the
CASCAR Series, which has
been featured some on SPEED,
back in 1981 and has run the
organization with his wife
Linda.


CASCAR was the first
major stock car sanctioning"
,body in Canada.
The reasoning behind the
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Hunter.
"It is no secret we have a
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Wilburn joins Petty Enterprises


Veteran crew chief Bill�
wilburn has been hired as cre'.\
chief for Kyle, Petty's No. 45
Dodge, while Paul Andrews
takes over the No. 43 Cheerios
Dodge that Todd Parrott left to
rejoin RobertYates Racing.
Wilburn has over 20 -years
of experience at the NEXTEL
Cup level and returns to Petty
Enterprises where he .was
employed for the 1986 and
1987 seasons.


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Driver Sterling Marlin
Owner Bobby Ginn
Points: 2037
Points out of 34th: 68
Points ahead of 36th: 14
Place Owner
33 Ray Evernham
34 FelixSabates.
35 Bobby Ginn
36 Kyle Petty
37 Cal Wells
38 Doug Bawel


Wilburn spent 14 years
with Penske Racing where we
worked with Rusty Wallace for
39 of his wins.
Most recently Wilburn
worked for Clay Andrews
Racing and driver David
Gilliland.
Wilbum led the team to one
of the biggest Busch Series sur-
prises of the year with a win
earlier this year at Kentucky
Speedway.


Sterling Marlin


Driver
Elliott Sadler
David Stremme
Sterling Marlin
Kyle Petty
Trayis Kvapil
Michael Waltrip


Points
2153
2105
2037
2023
1931
1778


And the race is on


Here is an upclose look at the 10 driv-
ers vyingfor this year's \EXT EL Cup
hved on points.

1. Matt Kenseth, No. 17 DeWALT
Power Tools Ford
Owner: lack Roush
.Crew Chief: Robbie Riser
2006 Highlights:
SFour wn s this

12`261, Doierh6'4h:
Michigan 8s/20i. and
Bnstol 18/26 1
A- .3 erage
Running Position si
0 Has ranked no %%orse than
third m the pounds standings since his
" in at Cahdorni:a
l- Ranked second in points for
13-straoight weeks and took the lead
after the Califorrua race on Sept. 3.
Career Highlights:
. 2 003 NENTEL Cup
Champion
El 2000 Ra', bestows Rookie of the
Year




2. Jimmie Johnson, No 48 Lo.\ e
Che, r'uIt
Owner: Rick Hendrick
Crew Chief: had Knau .
Caree2006 Highlights:






S2003 and 2004 Runner up s
th OFir ea fu - Daeaona
19: starts Las e
164Top fivadea finisher in all four
aand Indianapolis

'Running Position is
11.4
, E Has ranked no, worse than
third in the points standings the entire
season.
L " Ranked first in points .for 18
Career Highlights:
E 2003 and 2004 Runner up
COFurst full season 2002
U" Has 22 career kris in 173
starts
d, Top five finisher in all four
NEXTEL Cup seasons.


Track


Facts


.4.'. --


It.,


2005 Pole Winner
Tony Stewart, 131143 mph
2005 Race Winner
Ryan Newman - 95.891 mph
Track Qualifying Record
Ryan Newman - 133.357 mph
(2003)
Track Race Record
Jeff Burton - 117.134, mph
(1997)


3. Kevin Harvick, No. 29 GM
Good% rench Che\rolet
*Owner: Richard Childress
Crew Chief: Todd Berrier
2006 Highlights:
* Three wins this
Near - Phoenix 14/221
Watkins Glen S 13 1:
and Richmond 19.'9.i
L 1 Average
Running Posinion is
13 1as ranked..
no worse than third in the points
standings since Watkinms Glen.
* - No DNTs Lhis season
Career Highlights:
* 2(0)1 Busch Senes Champion
I0 21I01 Ray bestos Roolke of the
Year
* Has 8 career wins in 204 starts
E Took o'er dn'er duties after
the "death of Dale Earnmhardt at
DaN tona in 2001.
4. Kyle Busch, No. 5 Kellogg's.
Che. role i
Owner: Rick Hendrick
Crew Chief: Alan Guslalson
2006 Highlights:
0 One win tlus
year New
Hampshitre 17,16.
I] A,.erage
Running Position is
139

points since Daytona 17/1).
_l Only I DNT in 2006.
Career Highlights:
S'PCao victonaes his rookie year
at California and Phoenix
171 2? 5 Raybestos Rookie of the
Year
- Has 3 career vWins in 68 starts


5. Denny Hamlin, No. 11 FEX Ex'
CheVrolet
Owner: joe Gibbs
Crew Chief: , like Ford
2006 Highlights:
0 Two \ins thisF
year - Pocono (6/11l
and.si 231, -

Running Position is
13.4
0 Has 'ranked


Turn 3









Turn 4
120


no worse than eighth in the points
standings since Pocono 16.11 1.
Career Highlights;
.N 2006 Rookie of Year con-
tender
E NASCAR debut was in truck
series at IRP in 2004
.*Has 2 career wins in 33 starts

6. Dale Earnhardt, Jr., No. 8
Budweiser Che\ role
Owner: Teresa Earnhardt
Crew Chief: Ton, Eur,',
Jr
2006 Highlights:





top 10 in points all season except for
tr\o 'seeks
E Three DNTs this season
Career Highlights:
* 2004 Dayrona 500 champion
- 199S and 199v Busch Senesv
ChampRunni Position
* Has 17 career m ins in 2-15
starts .
7. Mark Martin, No. -season eept ford
Owner: lack Roush
.Crew Chiefe Pat Thsson

2006 Highlights:



Running Positiona 5) chamon
1* Has ranked 199 n







* in the top 10 since the second 'eek of
the season.
Crew No DNs h ths t eson.
Career Highlights:
* Four time series runner up
(1990, '94, '98,2002)
0 NASCo R Top- li inisherfor
12year. busaight seasons. p e





* Has 35 career wins in 664
starts
,8. jeff Burtbn, No. 31 Cinguilar
Wireless Chevrolet
Owner: Richard Childress
Crew Chief: ScAvn Millerage








2006 Highlights:
* Four top five finishes this ser ua-
0 Four too five finishes this sed-


Backstretch: 1,500 feet / 29


E Average
Running Position is
11.7
II Has ranked no
worse than tenth in theto '
points standings since
D arlington . li h
Career Highlights:
0 Career bes
finish in points is third (2000).
E Wo\n career best sis races in
1999 sejson.
* Has 17 career wins in 429
starts
9. Jeff Gordon, No.. 24 DuPont,
Che. role . ' '
Owner:,Rick Hendrick
Crew Chief. Steve Letarte .
.2006 Highlights:
* Two Seins CtS p
year - Sonomna i1 25'
arndClucago d 7' 0 .
Running Posmn on is e
11.2
. , ' Has ranked ;;
no Worse-than tenth in the points
standings, since Loudon. :
Career Highlights: :
* Four-time Series Champion
('95, 97, '98, and '01)
Eg 11 consecutive sears in
NASCARTop 10 1 994-20 -14 1.
M Has 75 career ins in 463 a
starts - seventh all-time

10., Kasey Kahne, No. 9 Dodge-
Dealers/UAV\ Dodge h,
Owner: Ra\ E ernhan-
Crew Chief: lenn, Francis

2006 Highlights:
0 Five ,%ins . this
%ear - Atlarta j13 191.
Texas 49: Charlone'
15/281: Michigan
6 '18, and Cahlifomria

Running, Position is
'13.7
S Has three DNTs t-ius season
Career Highlights:
- .2000 USAC N dgei :
Champion
E 0 2i:-04 Ra-, bestos Rookie of the
Year
M Has 6 career wins m 98 starts
S0 First win at Richmond '05


Thm2


Turn 2
120








Turn -1

120


Frontstretch: 1,500 feet / 2


I.


I RRTMR'

Iffis- !�ffitI .


After: Chevy Rock and Roll 400


Rank Driver
1. -- Matt Ken seth
2. -- Jimmie Johnson
3. -- Kevin Harvick
4. +1 Kyle Busck
5. +2 Denny Hamlin
'6. -- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
7. +2 Mark Martin
8. +2 Jeff Burton
9. -5 Jeff Gordon
10. +1 Kasey Kahne


Behind
Leader
-5
-10
-15'
-20
-25
-30
-35
-40
-45


After: Emmerson Radio 250
Rank Driver Behind
1. .-- Kevin Harvick Leader
2. -- Carl Edwards -619
3. -- Denny Hamlin -659.
4. -- Clint Bowyer -845
5. -- J.J. Yeley -902
6. -- Paul'Menard -1103
. 7. -- Kyle Busch -1223
8. -- Greg Biffle -1270
9. -- Johnny Sauter -1457
10. +2 Reed Sorenson -1524


After:O'Reilly 200
Rank Driver
1. - - Todd Bodine
2. -- Johnny Benson
3. -- David Reutimann
4. -- Ted Musgrave
5. -- Rick Crawford
6. +2 David Starr
7. -- Terry Cook
8. -2 Jack Sprague
9. - - Ron Homaday
10. +1 Mike Bliss


Behind
Leader
-154
-230
-244
-301
-329
-376
-378
-403
-423


After:SK Hand Tool 200
Rank Driver Behind
1. --. Frank Kimmel Leader
2. -- Bobby Gerhart -250
3. -- Billy Venturini -475
4. -- Ryan Howard -655
5. -- Blake Bjorklund -705
6. +1 Ryan Foster -870
7. -1 Todd Bowsher -880
8. -- Brett Rowe -1000
9. +1 Jason Hedlesky -1110
10. +2 Norm Benning -1190


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yadruteS September 1 6 2006


Sports


Volley

Continued From Page On;
"It was just an emotional let
down and hopeful. we won't
take anyone else lightly," snid
Campbell.
Channi.ng Morgan . led
Central in the match with seven
digs, four kills, and three
blocks, while Alesia Enfinger
had all five assists for the Lady


Jag Liars.
On Tuesday it was a turn of
events for both teams as Central
swepti Eai Hill in three games
for the match 25-14, 25-21, and
25-21.
Enfinger posted' 14 assists
x% hi le Katie Oakes led the LadN
Jags with six digs.
Central (5-3, 2-1 in District-


1-A) had 20 kills as a team led
by Morgan with nine and Krista
Adkinson with eight. .
Jay on the other hand fell to,'
0-3 in District 1-2A.play when
they lost their match to Freeport
in fiie games 22-25. 25-11, 24-
26. 25-20. and 15-13. .. :. : -,
Lewis posted 29 assists inm


team %k ith 12 kills.
Over at Pace the Lady
Patriots lost a five game match
at home to Crestvie", 27-25,
25-11. 23-25. 20-25, 15-10.
With the loss Pace fell to 3-5
on the season and 1-4 in District
1-5A pla\. while this marked
the first district win of the sea-


the match "while Johnson led he --,son for dGestview. :


The Lady Patriots started out
slow, but responded in games
three and four to make it a five
game match.
"I was rather unhappy at the
beginning, of our match,"
admitted Pace coach Jennhy
Condon. "But my girls showed
some guts in games three and
four.
"We just came up short in
gal4e five."
Tori Wheat lead Pace with
34 assists in the match while.
Katy Neal recorded 14 kills and
Lindsey McLellan had six aces.
Samantha Lewis led the
Lady Pats with 19 digs, while
McLellan recorded 16 on the
evening.
But the big issue for Pace on
the night was serving.
"We had several players
miss their serves at some key
points in the match," said,
Condon. "And our passing has
still got to-improve.
'"But this was the most
aggressive I have seen' the girls
play ,all season and I feel like
we will be all right."
For Milton the %week started
with a five game loss to,
Escambia at home 24-26. 25-
17. 25-19, 23-25., and 18-16.
but the week got better with
% wins over Woodham on
Tuesday and Escambia on
\Vednesda\.
Against Woodham. Milton
completed the sw-eep 25-14. 26-
24. and 26-24. \while Escambia
stretched the Lad\ Pantheis to


four games 25-8; 25-21, 15-25,
and 25-19.
Milton is now 4-8 overall
and 4-6 in District 1-4A action.
"Pensacola was a hard
'fought loss," said Milton head
coach Lori Erickson. "But I am
proud of. the w ay we battled
back the next day.'
"In game two against
Woodham we -%ere dow% n 14-20
and we talked about it at a time-
out and came back to win."
Winning" their last two
games and; being very close to
winning a third game this week
Erickson is, pleased with what
she is'seeing on the court.
"The girls are definitely
improving,'"said Erickson.."We
are playing much smarter and
making fewer mental errors
even in practice.
"I amr really starting to see
their confidence.grow."
Against Pensacola Jessica
Rushing led Milton with. 15
assists while Liz Steadman
recorded five kills and Kirby
Johnson was next with four.
KourtneN Kabel recorded
fi\e kills against Woodham
while Rushing led w ith wa)
w ith 11 assists and Star Florio
recording three aces.
In the %\in o'er Escambia
Florio . posted nine. aces,
Rushing had nine assists, ahd
Steadman posted seven kills.

Story writ'iiei b)
Bill Ganmblin. Reach Ii ini
(it spio ' s pri _al f t .ll '


Sn asI Bay rensacola Bay Navarre neacn BiacKwater niver
Sunday, September 17, 2006 Sunday, September 17,2006 .Sunday, September 17,2006. Sunday, September 17, 2006
2:01 AM Moon rise 2:03 AM Moon rise 2:01 AM Moon rise 2:01 AM Moon rise
'-- . 6:33 AM Sun rise 6:34 AM Sun rise 5:17 AM 1.74 Feet 6:34 AM Sun rise
8:30 AM 2.20 Feet 7:46 AM 1.84 Feet 6:33 AM Sun rise 9:26 AM 2.20 Feet
4:31 PM Moon set 4:32 PM Moon set 4:31 PM Moon set 4:32 PM Moon.set
6:51 PM Sun set 6:52 PM Sun set 5:00 PM 0.20 Feet 6:51 PM Sun set
8:16 PM 0.13 Feet 6:59 PM 0.11 Feet 6:50 PM Sun set 8:46 PM 0.13 Feet


Monday, Sept. 18, 2006 '
3:01 AM Moon rise *
6:34 AM Sun rise
9:31 AM 2.11 Feet
5:05 PM Moon set
6:49 PM Sun set
8:38 PM 0.28 Feet

Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2006
3:58 AM Moon rise
6:34 AM Sun rise
10:22 AM 1.95 Feet
5:35 PM Moon set
6:48 PM Sun set
8:44 PM 0.48 Feet

Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2006
4:54 AM Moon rise
6:35 AM Sun rise
11:10 AM 1.73 Feet
6:02 PM Moon set
6:47 PM Sun set
8:33 PM 0.70 Feet


Monday, Sept. 18, 2006
3:02 AM Moon rise
6:35 AM Sun rise
8:47 AM 1'.76 Feet
5:06 PM Moon set
6:51 PM Sun set
7:21 PM 0.23 Feet

Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2006
3:59 AM Moon rise
6:35 AM Sun rise
9:38 AM 1.62 Feet' �
5:36 PM Moon set
6:49 PM Sun set
7:27 PM 0.40 Feet

Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2006
4:55 AM Moon rise
6:36 AM Sun rise
10:26 AM 1.45 Feet
6:03 PM Moon set
6:48 PM Sun set
7:16 PM 0.59 Feet


Monday, Sept. 18, 2006
3:01 AM Moon rise
6:33 AM Sun rise.
6:41 AM 1.68 Feet
5:05 PM Moon set
5:43 PM 0.34 Feet
6:49 PM Sun set

Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2006
3:58 AM Moon rise
6:34 AM Sun rise
7:53 AM 1.60 Feet
5:35 PM Moon set
.6:12 PM 0.51 Feet
6:48 PM Sun set

Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2006
4:53 AM Moon rise
6:35 AM Sun rise
8:53 AM 1.49 Feet
4:37 PM 0.69 Feet
6:01 PM Moon set
6:47 PM Sun set
11:29 PM 0.84 Feet


Monday, Sept. 18, 2006
3:01 AM Moon rise
6:34 AM Sun rise
10:27 AM 2.11 Feet
5:06 PM Moon set
6:50 PM Sun set
9:08 PM 0.28 Feet

Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2006
3:58 AM Moon rise
6:35 AM Sun rise
11:18AM 1.95Feet
5:36 PM Moon set
6:49 PM Sun set
9:14 PM 0.48 Feet

Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2006
4:54 AM Moon rise
6:35 AM Sun rise
12:06 PM 1.73 Feet
6:02 PM Moon set
6:47 PM Sun set.
9:03 PM 0.70 Feet


Track

Continued d Finai Pa.e Oii
since the Alabama Mlotorsports
Park is scheduled to feature a
three-eights mile dirt track.
"We don't have any con-
cerns." said Sandra Arnold. of.
Southern Racew\). "Our clien-
tele are local people
"We feel like this will be a
g,:od thing for the sports worldd
and \ou ha\e to remember
Southern Racewa) is Southern
Racewas: we are not goinm
an\ where."
The next big announcement
concerning the Alabama
Motorsports Park is scheduled
for No\. 1. I\lich is %%hen they
are expected to announce an
official site.
"We are looking to finalize a
site and make it know to the
public on Nov. 1," said Tonia
Jackson, spokesperson for PSE-
3 in Raleigh. N.C. "We selected
this area because the whole
region is a tourist attraction and
this would just be one more rea-
son for people to come to the
Gulf Coast."
Jackson con firmed that there
has been discussion with racing.
sanctioning bodies, but on more
of an informational setting
instead of trying to get commit-
ments on specific race dates.
."We have met with the Indy
Racing League, National Sprint
Series, USAC '(United States
Auto Club),' 'and NHRA
(National Hot Rod Association)
in more of an informational set-
ting," said Jackson. "It is way
too early in.this stage to even
discuss' the possibility of dates.
"We were more or less try-
ing to educate the sanctioning
bodies on what we were look-
ing to do and are planned at the
track."
The main track itself is
expected to be a.,seven-tenths of
a mile D-shaped oval, which
would put it in a unique setting,


% ith a lone front stretch for
ample pit stalls and infield
garage capacity. '
Seating is, projected at,
,75,000 permanent seats and
expandable to 125,000.
"The asphalt track is kind of
an ,in between size," said
Bryant. "And \ ith that any-
thing is very possible.
"Two of the, more popular
tracks on the NEXTELCup cir-
cuit are Bristol and Richmond
and this track from what I can
tell .would fall right along tho.e
lines." : '
Other potential series, which
could look at the Alabama
Motorsports Park, is ARC.A
alone with NASCAR's NEX-
TEL Cup, Busch, and Truck
Series.
ARCA, based out of Toledo,
Ohio, normally runs in conjunc-
tion with other race dates like
they did this past weekend at
Chicagoland with the. IRL or
they do at tracks like Talladega,
Daytona, Pocono, Charlotte,
and Atlanta.
This year the ARCA. series
will conclude their 2006 race
schedule with a date at the new
Iowa Speedway, which was
built by former NEXTEL Cup
champion Rusty Wallace on
Oct. 15.
Story written by
Bill Gamblin. Reach him
at sports@srpressgazette.com


L S muiy Spot.eut


Monday Morning
Alley Cats
Oops Alley
September 11, 2006

High Game Women: Francis
Gordon - 167
High Game Team: SCATS - 429
High Series Women: Francis
Gordon - 444
High Series Team: Crazy Eights -
1942

League Overall Standings: 1.
Team #5 4-0, 2. The '3' Angels 3-1,
3. SCATS 2-2, 4. Fit For Life 2-2, 5.
Basket Gems 1-3, 6. Bye 0-0.

Tuesday Night
Church League
Oops Alley
September 12, 2006


High Game Men: Bob Kukuk
227
High Game Women: Stephanie
Brown - 186
High Game Team: PCC - 656
High Series Men: Bob Kukuk -
557
High Series Women: Rita Kukuk -
432
High Series Team:. Cinco Locos -
1804

League Overall Standings: 1.
Bulldogs 11-1, 2. P.C.C. 11-5, 3.
Cinco Locos 10-6, 4. Crazy Eights
9-7, 5. Misfits 8-8, 6.
Cheesebrugers 7-9, 7. The Bowling
Stones 7-9, 8. The REvalators 7-9,
9. The Chosen Ones 6-10, 10.
Spare Peaces 3-13.


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Saturday September 16, 2006


I The Santa Rosa Press Gazette


Gret4Tins Ae lwas appnin A4Mito9Hih ch9.f


Teacher


i Spotlight



Hank
Bunnell
N, Mr. Bunnell
; has a B.A. from
Og lethorpe
Lini ersiil in
:. t nta. G,-\.
English fromn
UW F. and a
NIaster of Fine

Wriain trom the ULnilersit\ of Alabama. A
I'" istor.Ni r. Btnnell \\rote \ as published in the
literary magazine. Colorado Reex 9e.
, Nir. Bunneil taught high school in Lo.
N ."ngeles for eight eari,. For the past tm o
\earsi he has been Fxorking a- an adjunct
instructor for both PJC and LUWF. teaching
English Composition cla..se,. His \ ife.
Jennifer is also a Lan__uae .A rt, teacher at
M ilton High and the\ ha\e been married for
tA.en \earA.


















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FPanthers kick off 2006


(Above) The Milton High Band is seen on the field for the first football game of the season against Washington. (Below) The team cap-
tains from Milton and Washington meet at midfield for the coin toss as the 2006 season got underway.


New
Jaybeettes


Ne% Jaybeettes Rachel
Lee and Katie Hardison
make a fashion statement
at the start of the school
year!!


Stand up; and cheer!








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-... I ii/t '.L
qA Here are some'
scenes from the
first pep rally of
the 2006 football
season. (Above)
The Class of 2007
shows they are
ready for the game.
(Right) Victor E.
t1 celebrate beach
S style. (Left) The
00 Milton students are
I ready to get things
started.


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I The Sa~nta Rosa Pre~ss Gfazette


Saturday September Imu. LuuuE11CCIG VO1100ULLU


I FRICAN METHODIST
.PISCOPALZION
- saJah Chapel AME Zion Church
.038 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
qDrive, Milton :- .

FRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
Greater Bethlehem AME
S299 Richburg St., Milton -

ANGLICAN
'rinity by the Fields
4980 West Spencerfield Road.
race

APOSTOLIC
S first Apostolic Church
S574 E. Highway 90, Midton
; ace Apostolic Church
4763 Old Guernsey Road, Pace

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
" agdad 1st Assembl3 of God
. .513 Forsyth Street. Bagdad
. ast Milton Assemby of God
174 ,Ward Basin Road, Miltoni
Ebenezer AssemblI of God
Ebenezer Church Road, Jay
faith Chapel Assembly of God
S 05 South Airport Road. Milton
: irst Assembly of God
i 163 Dogwood Drive. Milton
plad Tidings Assemb\ of God
E. Highway 90, Pace
; a\ First Assembly of God
100 S. Alabama Street. Ja3
klcLelUan Assembly of God
Wi050 Three Notch Trail. Milton
Ne%\ Hope Assembly of God
9550 Chumuckla Hw\. Pace
Pace Assembly of God
S 94S H' v 90. Pace
S rue Grace Fellowsship Assembly.
. 4f God -
178 Willard Norris Rd..,Milton
'Welcome Assembly of God
;8581 Welcome Church Road.
,lilton

BAPTISIT - ABA
err hill Road Baptist-ABA
3195 Berrvhill Road. Milton
PBethel Missionary Baptist -B.\
6178 Old Bagdad H"y.. Miltonr
�Fellowship Baptist Church ABA
.5223 Hw~. 90, Pace
FTrst Missionary Baptist -ABA
A3949 Pace Road. Pace
.Galilee MNissionar. Baputst-ABA
;Hw) 90. West Milton

APTfIST
A\ alon Baptst
-4316 Ajalon Bi\d., Milton
iEast Side Baptist
45 ;84 Ward Basin Road, Milton
- .Faith Baptist
S 6423 Hamilton Bridge Rd, Milton
SFirst Baptist of Harold
1105S5 Goodrange Dn\re, Milton
:Liberty Baptist Church
6)763 Margaret Street
S Million. FL 32570
S ilount Pilgnm Baptist
:5103 Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr.
:Street. Milton
,St John Di% ine Missionary
:Baptist
'5363 St. Johns Street, Milton

SBAPTIST - INDEPENDENT
.Bible Bapust Church of Pace
:4001 Vern Street, Pace
:'Bible %\ay Baptist Church
59 76 Dogi ood Drive Milton
, Brownsdale Baptist Church
*Chumuckla Hwy. Jay
,Joy Bible Baptist


8613 Hwy,90. Milton
Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist
5550 Econfina Street, Milton
Solid Rock Baptist
6760 East Gate Road, Milton
Trinity Baptist
5301 Highway 90. Pace
Victory Baptist
4000 Avalon Blvd., Milton
West Florida Baptist
5621 Hwy 90, Milton
Fil Am Baptist Church
5240 Dogwood Dri'e. Milon_

BAPTIST -SOUTHERN
A\alon Baptist
4316 A\ alon Blvd., Milton
Berrydale Baptist Church
6730 Hwy; 4, Jay
Billory 1st Baptist of Hole -
Navarre
Highway 87 North HolleN f:
Black" ater Baptist
11689 Munson Hw\.. Mtilon
Calvary Baptist
H"y. 89, Allentown
Cora Baptist
12953 H 'y 197. Ja\
East Side Baptist
4884 Ward Basin Road, Milton
Ferris Hill Baptist
6848 Chaffin Street. Milton
First Bagdad Baptist
4529 Forsyth St.. Bagdad
First Baptist of Garcon Point
1780 Garcon Point Rd., Milton
First Baptist of Milton
6797 Caroline St.. Milton
Florida Baptist Contention
3418 Ashmore Lane. Pace
Floridato% n Baptist
3851 Diamond Street .Pace
Harmony Ridge Baptist
5536 Hs y. 90 W. Pace
Hickory Hammock Bapust
Hickor\ Hammock Rd. E.Milton
Immanual Baptist
418 7 Hu v. 90. Pace
James Street Baptist
6658 James Street. Milton
Jay First Baptist
214 S. Alabama Street, Ja\
Li ming Truth Church
i Contemporary i
Meeting at S.S. Di\on
Intermediate School. Race
Mount Calvary So. Baptist
5300 Berryhill Road Milton
New Bethel Baptist
10995 Chumuckla Hwy.. Jay
Nes Life Baptist
6380 Bayberry Street. Milton
Mount Pleasant Baptist
6151 Dognood Dr., Milton
Olivet Baptiit
5240 Dogvood Drise Milton
Pine Level Baptist
3300 Pine Level Church Road,.
Ja\ .
Pine Terrace Baptist
6212 Pine Blossom Road Milior
Pleasant Home Baptist
8506 Pleasant Home, Munson-
Santa Rosa Baptist Asso.
6820 Hssy. 87 North Milton
Spring Hill Baptist Church
9214 Munson H\%. Million
Wallace Baptist Church
6601 Chumuckla H%\y
woodbine e Baptist Church.
4912 Woodbine Road Pace

BAPTIST -MISSIONARY
Mt. Bethel Baptist
175 Limit Street Milton
New Macedonia Baptist Church
4751 Chumuckla Hwy. Pace
New Pro% idence Missionary
Baptist


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4175 Popcorn Rd., Milton
CATHOLIC
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
- 6457 Park Ave. SW Milton, FL

CHARISMATIC
Sheperd House Ministry
5739 Stewart St. Million

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Bagdad Chuch of Christ
4413 Garcon Point Hwy., Bagdad,
Berr hill Church of Christ
3679 Berry hill Rd Pace.
Church of Chnst
300 Margaret St Milton,
Jay Church of Christ
E. Highway 4, Jay
Margaret Street Church of Christ
6745 Margaret Street. Milton,
S McLellan Church of Christ
S Munson Hwy Milton
Susan St Church of Christ
600 Susan St. Million
West Milton Church of Chnst
5300 Highway 90, Pace
Pea Ridge Church of Christ
4400 Bell Lane. Pea Ridge

CHURCH OF GOD IN
CHRIST
Ferris Hill Church of God in
Christ
909 N. Alabama St.. Milton
Hope Ministry-Church of God in
Christ, Inc.
113 Willing Street. Milton
World Church of God
Milton Worship Center
5177 Ste% art St.. Milton
Community Chapel Church of
God. 4-300 Pace Lane.
South of Wal-Mart
Second Chance
Church of God in Christ
n 5887 N. Ste%\art St.. Milton

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

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

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Church of Jesus Christ of
Laner day Saints
5737 Berryhill Rd., Milton

EPISCOPAL
St NMary'"s Episcopal Church
6842 Oak St. Milton

FULL GOSPEL
Mlilton Victory Ministries
7235 E H',y 90 Milton
n Li% ing Faith Church
7400 Reformaton Rd Milton

HOLINESS
Hollandtown Holiness Church


1851 Pine %iek Church Rd, Jay_
Contact: Hansel Prescott 675-
4346
Cobbtown Holiness
4700 Greenwood Rd
Jay. FL 32565

NDEPENDENT
Grace Bible Church
623 Cbestnut, Milton

INTERDENOMINATIONAL
Evangel Christian Church
6763 Margaret St. Milton
Ken Sumerall Ministries
4901 Forest Creek Dr., Pace


.JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Jeho\ah's Witnesses Milton
Congregation
5696 Berryhill Rd, Milion

LITHERAN
Eternal Tnnity Lutheran Church
6076 Old Bagdad Hv.y, Milion

METHODIST
Christ United Methodist Church
5983 Dogwood Dr., Milton
Chumuckla United Methodist
Church
9485 Hwy. 197. Chumuckla
Elizabeth Chapel United
Methodist Church
8008 Chumuckla H\ y.. Pace
Ist United lMeh.Church of Pace
4540 Chumuckla Hw\., Pace
%,oodbine United Methodist
Church
5200 Woodbine. Pace
Bagdad United Methodist Church
4540 Forsyth St.. Bagdad
First United Methodist Church
6830 Berry.hill Rd.. Milton
Jay United Methodist Church
300 South Alabama St.. Jam
Mae Edards Memorial United
Methodist Church
5052 Mulat Road., Milton. FL
Pine ie. United Methodist
Church
1400 Pine\ iew Church Rd. JaN.
Wesley Memorial United
Methodist Church
4701 School Ln, Pace, FL
Woodbine United Methodist
Church
5200 Woodbine Rd., Pace

NAZARENE
First Church of the Nazarene
5162 A\enida Del Fuego. Pace

NON-DENOMINATIONAL
Chnstian Life Church
4401 Avalon Blsd. Milton
Christian Life Church
4401 Asalon Blvd., Milion
Church of the Living God
3375 Garcon Pt. Milton
New Testament Church
5277 Glo\er Lane, Milion
Shepherd House Ministries
5739 N. Stev.art St., Milton


J Covenant 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!

"BC
Hickory Hammock
Baptist Church I
Pastor Carl Gallups (since 1987) .
Worship & Children's Church 8:30 & 10:00 am
Sunday School 9:00 & 10:00 am
Bible Study For All Ages 5:00 pm
Wednesday Worship 6:30 pm ,
Preschool - All Services
8351 Hickory Hammock Road. Milton * 623-8959 www.hickoryhammoldkbbptist.org
Dynamic Worship * Music * Drama * Children & Youth Ministries and lots more!


Pace Community Church

Reaching Seekers, Building Believers

Features...
* Live band, contemporary music
* Exceptional children's & teen ministry
* Safe, clean nursery & preschool classes Future Plans...
* Small Groups & Seminars * New worship fa<
under construct
Affiliation... acre campus
* Non-denominational & Bible based
* Purpose Driven
* A member of the Willow Creek Association


994-4310


w.PciceCommnunityChurch.com


cility now
ion on 25


I Where? Currently meeting at Pace High School, 4065 Norris Road, Freedom Hall Ronnie Christian
When? 10:00 A.M. Sunday Pastor
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Word Alive Christian Church
5707 Stewart St.,;Milton
West Milton Church of Christ
S5300 Highway 90, Pace.

PENTECOSTAL
Gospel Lighthouse Church
10001 Chumuckla H\ v.. Pace
United Pentecostal
-Church of Berrydale
7580 Hyv 4. Jay

PENTECOSTAL - HOLINESS
Mount Zion Pentecostal Hohness
Church
5532 Osceola St.. Milton
Chumuckla Pentecostal Holiness
Church
2841 H'%,. 182.Jay
New Vision Worship Center
5573 Stewart St. Milton
Roe dtile Holiness Church
SMunson H',.. Milton
Cobbtol n HoLness Church
4700 Greenwood Road (H\\y 16-4)
Ja,. FL 32565

PRESBYTERIAN - PCA
Westminster Presb tenan Church
PCA 6659 Park A\enue. Mlton


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

PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
Bethlehem Primitive Baptist
Church
5339 Zero Ln., Milton, FL
MNount Zion Primitive Baptist
Church
603 4thAv. Milton. FL

PROTESTANT
NMilion SDA Church
5288 Berr) hill Rd., Milton

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Mihlon Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
52SS Bern hill Rd.. Milton

UNITED PENTECOSTAL
First Pentecostal Church of
Bagdad
4636 Forsth St . Bagdad

\TNEYARD
Bay Area Vineyard Church
Nilton CommunirN Center
5629 Byrom Street. Milton


International Pentacostal
I Holiness Church (IPHC)
5573 Stewart St.
Milton, FL 32507
Sunday School 10:00 Sunday Worship 11:00
Pastor's Tracy & Radena Leggett

207-2729
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RESTORING 1ST CENTURY CHRISTIANITY IN THE 21b7 CENTURY


EPISCOPAL St. Mary's
CHURCH
SEpiscopal Church
The Rev. John Wallace
Services:
Sunday Holy Eucharist: 8:00 & 10:00 am
Sunday School: 9:45 am
6849 Oak Street Wednesday Holy Eucharist: 6:00 pm
Milton, Florida 32570 Nursery provided
Phone t850) 623-2905 for Sunday service


Pace Assembly of God
- =, Pace Assembly Ministries, Inc.
- 3948 Highway 90
- '-Pace, Florida 32571-1998
* * Pato Gly Loe r


Pastor Glyn Lowery Jr.
Sunday School 9:45 am '
Morning Wc.rsrhip 10:45 am
Campmeeting Service 6:00 pm


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FAX 165C1 91.936

Bus Service Available
Campmeeting Hour Telecast
/FGXTV35 Sundays 7:30 am
NHBRTV33 Mondays 9:00 pm


SWednesday Study The ord 7:00 pm Campmeeting Time Radio Broadast
Wednesday Study The.Word 7:00pL- 9. . 0.1FMM -F5p m
WTJT 90.1 FM M-F 4:45 pm
"A Church That Makes No Apology For The 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 John F. Edwards, Pastor


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Church of Milton

S16830 Berryhill Street 623-6683

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

Small enough to care, Large enough to serve!


Come Visi Us!
Grace Bible Church
6331 Chestnut Street
Milton, FL 32570


623-4671


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


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


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:90 ANNOUNCEMENTS
92 AUCTIONS
94 MEETINGS
.96 PERSONALS
. 98 TRAINING
EMPLOYMENT
S102 DRIVERS
104 GENERAL HELP
S106 HOME BASED
BUSINESS
S108 HOTEL/MOTELS/
RESTAURANTS
'110 LABOR
'112 MANAGEMENT
114 MEDICAL
F 116 OFFICE WORK
; 118 PART TIME
* 120 PROFESSIONAL
122 RETAIL
124 SALES/
. TELEMARKETING
12e SKILLS/TRADE
.128 POSITIONS WANTED ,
' GARAGE SALES -
STYLES SECTION-WED.
.202 GARAGE SALES-SAT.
'SERVICES
305 AUTO,
' 310 BUSINESS
3 OPPORTUNITIES
315 BUSINESS. SERVICES
32,0 CHILD CARE
325 DOMESTIC
330 EQUIPMENT REPAIR
335 FINANCIAL SERVICES
S340 HOME REPAIR
345 LAWN CARE
350 SENIOR CARE
. 355 SEWING/ALTERATIONS
" 360 MISCELLANEOUS
. SANTA ROSA
REAL ESTATE-RENT
402 APARTMENTS
' 404 COMMERCIAL
S406 HOMES
408 LAND
410 MOBILE HOMES
*'412 ROOMS.FOR RENT
414 ROOMMATES WANTED
P416 VACATION/RESORT
SANTA ROSA
REAL ESTATE-SALE
502 APARTMENTS
504 COMMERCIAL
506 HOMES
508 INVESTMENTS
510 LAND
512 MOBILE HOMES
,. 514 VACATION/RESORT
r PETS/ANIMALS
702 BOARDING
704 LIVESTOCK
706 LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES
708 PETS
' 710 PET SUPPLIES
712 LOST PETS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
. 802 ANTIQUES
804 APPAREL
t' 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
S832 MISC.!WANTED
834 LOST MERCHANDISE
TRANSPORTATION
902 AUTO SUPPLIES
904 CARS
S906 BOATS
908 FARM EQUIPMENT
910 MOTORCYCLES
S912 MOTOR HOMES
: 914 RECREATIONAL
916 SPORTS UTILITY
VEHICLE
918 TRUCKS
920 VANS
922 OTHER


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Experienced servers and
" staff. Interviewing
2PM - 4PM
Monday - Friday
623-3611


Part-time in Pace.
Hours flexible. Must know
payroll and general ledger.
Income tax knowledge a plus.
Excellent pay.
Fax resume to:
(850)995-8849


"1 ~SATURDAY

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, 2006


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Part time Sales Associate al
Nixon's
Clothing Store.
Retail experience
required. Apply at
5061 Dogwood Dr
in Milton.


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Prison Health Services
needs LPN's or CMA's, FT
12hr shifts, with excellent
benefits. Please call
Debbie at 850-983-1131 or
Sheree at 850-689-7942.



The Press Gazeite has an imme-


diate opening for post-press
inserter. This position involves
putting the sections of the paper
together. Tuesday and Fridays
S10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Call Jim
Fletcher @ 623-2120 or apply in
person.
Tine Piess Gazetre i.i an Equal Opp-ortunin
Employer and a dre-i.rre 'uorAplace.


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. .OVERHEAD DOOR
COMPANY
:: ' is now hiring for Overhead Door
Installers. Good pay and benefits,
Experienced and Beginner
Positions available.
983-2520


RN'S and LPN'S Needed
Immediately

'Daily Instant Pay "Direct Deposit
'401K "Flexible Schedules
*RN & LPN Contract Available
6400 N. Davis Hwy, Suite 5
Pensacola, FL 32504
(850)857-7797 (850)857-7880


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Assosicates, Full/Part time Night
Auditor and maintenance person.
Experience preferred. Must be
mature, responsible & dependable
with good customer service skills.
Only serious applicants may apply.
Apply in person at Holiday Inn
Express, 8510 Keshav Taylor Dr.,
Milton. (Intersection of Hwy 87
and 1-10 Exit 31). 626-9060.


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- u..i II.ULC I IIIsItULItUI Ir 1 Io a e Ii
blina'visually impaired in Santa Rosa,
Okaloosa. anO Walton Counties. $13.00 per
hour with Denelis. AS Degree or equivalent *
cenilication required. Fax resume to
(850)479-4025 or mail to : Independence
for the Blind
1302 Dunmire St.
Pensacola, FL 32504 aX
by October 6, 2006.
Include a Cover Letter.
See Web Site for details at:
"www lowest org"



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JUB UhPENINGtS:
A valid Florida LPN license required.
Position located in Milton.
F.T-7am-3pm Job # 10106
F/T-11pm-7am Job#10108
FT-Flex Float-Hours: Various/Rotating
Job#10136
Relief/On call-Various shifts.
5500 Stewart Street
Milton, FL


BORED? LADIES,
BE THE HOSTESS
OF AN EXCITING.!
LINGERIE PARTY,
AND RECEIVE
FREE GIFTS.
850-449-7592 OR
850-910-0123
CASH FLOW got
you down? Turn that
frown upside-down!
A loan with no fees
will put your mind @
ease!
Business, personal,
refinance.
1-866-577-4164
FOUND SET of keys
off of Chumuckla
Hwy. Heart key
chain with Faith on
it. Call'to identify the
rest. 675-2754
TRI COUNTY Com-
muniry Council has
moved it's office
trom 5576 Caroline
Street to 6860 Caro-.
line Street Suite 6,
across from the
Courthouse. Call
981-0036 , .


SANTA ROSA GUN &
KNIFE SHOW
Santa Rosa County.
Auditorium, Old
Bagdad Hwy, Milton
. September
16th & 17th
9am-5pm.
Buy, Sell & Trade
Admission: Adulls
$4, 12 & under free
Call Billy Rogers @
850-957-4952
for more info or for
Tables 35 (2-.days


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-LAND AUCTION*
200 Props Must be
Sold!
Low Down'E-Z Fi-'
nancing Free Cala-
log t8000937-1603
www.LANDAU-
CTION.com NRLL'
East, LLC Auction
Bus.
License:AB2509,
Mark Bulziuk Auc-
tioheer '
License:AU3448,
Jeff Johnslon Auc-'
tioneer. '
License:AU3449,
Stacey Mauk Auc-
Inoneer
License:AU344-7


AUCTION AD
Security Self Stor-
age 4391 Hwy 90,
Pace, FL 32571 will
sell at public auction
by competitive bid-
ding on Wednes-
day-September
20th. 2006 at 2:00
PM on premises
where said property
has been stored.


Purchases must be
paid for ai time of
purchase in cash or
credit card only..
All purchased items
are sold as is, where
is and must be re-
moved al the time of
the sale. Sale is
subject to cancella-
tion in ihe event of
settlement between
owner and obligated
party. Office number
850-994-0033.


102
Drivers
GULF COAST
REGIONAL
TRACTOR TRAILER
DRIVER
'CDL
'Clean MVR
*Fork Lifftexperience
*40 cents per mile
plus drop off
*Home at night

Call: 850-626-8578
PART TIME Hot
shot delivery driver
needed for Dothan
.' &


Mobile AL & Pana-
ma City. Must have
own truck/trailer.
Must be degenda-
ble, al least 25 yrs
old & have good
driving record.
If interested call.
850-981-1771


104
General Help
DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED NOW!!!
Werner needs entry-
level semi drivers.
No exp. required.
Avg. $36k+ 1st yr!
60% home
nightly/weekly. CDL
training in your area.
1-866-280-5309
FULL-CHARGE
BOOKKEEPER
.i Part-time in Pace.
Hours flexible must
know payroll and
general ledger. In-
come Tax knowl-
edge a plus Excel-
lent Pay. .
Fax resume to:
(850)995-8849
HANDYMAN EXPE-
RIENCE or no expe-
riende. East Gate
Mobile . Home
Ranch. 626-8973
HELP WANTED
Experienced weight
loss control counse-
lor. Call for an ap-
pointment. 994-6840


104,
General Help
HELP WANTED:
Roof Leak Repair
Specialist.
Pay pending experi-
ence. Send work ex-
. perience info., to:
Leakmaster
PO Box 842
Milton, FL 32572-
0842
NOW HIRING
Experienced servers
and 'staff. Interview-
,ing 2pm - 4pm, Mon-`
day through Friday.
623-3611
YARD HELP for
Landscape Supply
business. Good, val-
id drivers license &
forklift experience a
plus. Monday-Friday
8-5, Saturdays 8-12.
Call 850-626-8578.
SECURITY GUARDS
Wanted full or part-
time. Licensed or
Unlicensed.
850-438-


104"
General Help
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
Snot 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-
tion.


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114
Medical
HELP WANTED
Prison Health Serv-
ices needs LPN's or
CMA's, FT, 12hr
shifts, with excellent
benefits. Please call
Debbie at 850-983-
1131 or Sheree at
850-689-7942.
RN'S & LPN'S
Needed Immediately
(with hospital experi-
ence)
*Daily Instant Pay
*Direct Deposit
*401K *Flexible
Schedules * Rn & .
LPN Contract Avail-
able.
Swannee Medical
Personnel
6400 N. Davis Hwy,
Suite 5,
PensacolaFL 32504
(850) 857-7797
(850)857-7800-fax


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
Jonathan Jones at:
983-7576 or
Fax
resume to:
850-682-1523
Liberty National
is an EOEi
5, 0DC05398

126
Skills/Trade
CUSTOM DESIGN
Interiors
.Now hiring-top pay!.
General Laborer
Metal Polisher
Aluminum & S. Steel
Welder
Call' 850-995-4544,


128
Positions Wanted
HARD WORKING
cleaning person
needed long term for
growing cleaning
business. Call 994-
1785
HOUSEKEEPER
LOOKING for posi-
tion to include house,
cleaning, meal prep-
erations, shopping,
and etc.
Call 206-4248,



GARAGE SALE
Sat, 9/16 - 8am-?r
(Willard Norris Road
to Martin Road-on
right going west-1/2
mile to Morgan
Ridge 2nd'house'on
right) antiques, baby
items, etc.
HUGE ESTATE
Sale
555 Ridgelake Road
Sat. 9/16 & Sun
9/17
7am-2pm. No early
birds please. McCoy
pottery,depression
glass,lots of anti-
ques, lois of tools.
lots of furniture, dec-
orative items. To
much to list.


BAPTIST
- B ,Jay Hospital

RN's- Full-time & Part-time positions. Florida License required. RN in
ER Department. ACLS and PALS prelerred.

Radiology Technologist- Graduate of accredited ARRT program or
registry eligible. HRS operator. Day shift. Musl nave excellent patient
care skills and good communication skills

Physical Therapy Assistant - Full-time, Must have PTA License to
treat physical therapy out patient & acute care. Administer therapy treat-
ments as directed by PT. Sign on Bonus!
� , ''/
Swing,Bed Coordinator - HS graduate, CPR certified. Full-time. CPR
certified. Current CNA license. Ability to work efficiently arid effectively
with other healthcare team members.

Technical Assistant (Phlebotomist) - FT, HS/GED. Phlebotomy certi-
fication preferred. Must be proficient in Phlebotomy. Data entry, excel-
lent telephone etiquette and customer service skills required.

Jay Hospital offers and excellent benefit package- Applicants inter-
ested please contact Wendy Covert in Human Resources at 850-675-
8069 or fax application to 850-675-8173 or email to
wcovertl@'bhcons.org or apply in person at Jay Hospital 14114 Alabama,
Street, Jay FlorrJa .







Branch Manager
Laidlaw Education Services is looking fora
Branch Manager for the Navarre area.I


Qualifications
* Minimurp high school
diploma
* Management and charter
solicitation experience
* Strong verbal and written
communication skills
* Strong customer service skills


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* Medical/dental with company
contribution
* Voluntary vision plan
* 401(k) with company match
* Company-paid life/accidental
death insurance
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insurance
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Milton
850.983.5100
Navarre
850.936.6004
or rply . r . .i',,r ,,ri
6544 Firehouse Road


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310
Business
Opportunities
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315
Business Services'
LACEY
FENCING & Deck-
ing,INC. services in-
clude fencing, deck-
ing, and marine con-
struction licensed &
insured ALL WORK
GUARANTEED Call
us today for a free
estimate (850) 623-
,2541. .
ANN BARNHILL
TRUCKING
Din Work, Fill Dirt.
Crushed Asphal.,
Brown Dirt, Lime-
stone, Driveways.
Culverts & Mooile
Homes Pads
Call lor price:
(850) 623-3461
1850) 232-0670.
Free Estimates!
ANTHONY'S
COMPLETE
House Cleaning
Licensed, Bonded
and Insured. ',
Free Estimates
850-777-7157'
ARTIE KELLER
STUCCO. Licensed
and Insured.: Con-
ventional and Syn-
thetic Systems. NoI
job too big' nor to
small. Call 698-8327
or 626-9164
. ,: ,. , , ,-,., , , .


315
Business Services
B&B HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
25 years experience.
Free estimates
Licensed & Insured
Call anytime!
(850) 981-3936
"No job too small!"
BELINDA'S
CLEANING Service
You make the
mess....we do the
rest!!
Please Call:
206-6763
BORDER TO 'Bor-
der Fence and Deck
Company. All types
of fencing installed
and repaired. Spe-
cializing in privacy
fencing and wooden
decks. Our privacy
fences are built with
SCREWS. Free Es-
timates. 485-2532.
BROWN'S HAUL-
ING, INC.
Land clearing
Dirt work
Free Estimates
Brown fill or clay
$160.00 per load in
the Milton 'area.
850-983-1590 office
850-554-3507 cell
D&D REMODELING
INC. General Con-
tractor All Types
Home Maintenance;
Roofs to Floors,
Renovations, Decks,
Tile, Plumbing, Etc.
Evictions, Move-
Outs, Construclion
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


315
Business Services
DOUBLE "B" Land
Clearing. Backhoe
Work. Licensed and
Insured. Bryen Bal-
lard. (850)994-5740
or (850)232-1581.
GRANNY & NANNY
Old Fashioned
house cleaning with
old fashioned prices.
983-7394
HANDYMAN SERVICES
*DOORS
*WINDOWS
*SMALL HOME RE-
PAIR
FREE ESTIMATES
ROBERT WARNER
850-393-2032
LOCAL, HOME Re-
pair. Paint, drywall,
trim & tile. Fence re-
pair & installation.
10 years experi-
ence. Contact Paul
McMullen 850-723-
9767.
LORI'S LITTLE
RASCALS CHILD
CARE. Open Mon-
'day - Friday 24hrs
day. Excepting all
ages .and after
schoolers. No subsi-
dized please.- For
more information,
call 981-1875

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


MILTON GARDEN
Club Cenler
5256 Alabama St.
Historic District
Downtown Milton

Beautiful building &
surrounding
grounds provide an
ideal setting for
your celebration.
Rental available for
meetings, wedding
receptions;, anniver-
saries, birthday
parties, Christmas
Parties, etc.
Call 626-0059
miltorigardenclub @
, yahoo.com


Now Hiring! . EDUCATION SERVICES
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
The leading school bus transportation company has an
immediate career opportunity for an Administrative Assistant in


the- Navarre area.
Qualifications
* High "rho,.l diplorria or
-quivali-nt preterred
*3 to 5 vears eeut;ve
:ecretaral or adrrnnstraive
-.perience
* Typing (60 wpm) and
transcription skills, strong
working knowledge of
Microsoft Office.
* Ability to work independently
* High level of detail orientation
* .Excellent.
communica'tions/customer
service skills


* Responsibilities
* Comp,-. administrative
correspondence
and reports
* Research and prepare special
projects
* Handle routine clerical,
telecommunications and office
functions '
* Maintain reports, updates and
summaries


Competitive salary and excellent benefits package


Call Bob Williams at
Milton
850.983.5100
Navarre
850.936.6004
or apply in person at
6544 Firehouse Road


315
Business Services
MOVE 4 LESS
REALTY
Sell your home for
$2995. We do it all
we simply charge,
less! J. Scott Terry
686-2620 or
Shawna Carpenter
850-450-4091
Ask about our Buy-
ers Bonus Program
NEW HOPE PAINT-
ING & WALLPA-
PERING *Drywall
repairs & patchwork
*Pressure cleaning
(homes, decks, pa-
tios, driveways &
sidewalks) *Carpen-
try work (crown
molding, paneling,
trim base & case, in-
stall cabinets & build
decks) Residential.
Interior/Exterior.
Family owned busi-
ness, over 30 years.
Call The Ericksens
today! (850)723-
2550 'orZ623-6034
NO TIME or energy
to cook? Call me!!!
Healthy home
cooked meals, by
Christian Certified
Nutrilionist. 626-
6367 ask Ior Mary

Di,:rce 'llK.Ad,.prin 'dl
Namj Chane'? 5
FREEr )ping, Call [or
WVor khrrll850ll4.4-7524
1851lN...l"'St.
I blk. N. Flea Marketi
RELIABLE HOME
AND COMMER-
CIAL CLEANING.
Call Shelia:
626-2278
S & T Siding and
Windows
Windows, Doors
Siding & Soffit and
Storm Shutters
Owner: CRC. Todd
Griffitts
850-259-8474
850-537-8485
Free Estimates
SPICER POOLS
Vinyl liner replace-
,ment, repairs,
pumps, filters, etc.
Over 30 years expe-
rience. Licensed,
free estimates.
Call 623-4952 or
512-7211
STUMP-EASE
STUMP GRINDING
Most removals $35
Discount for.multiple
removals & Back-,
yard accessible.
Local Contractor
Retired USN
Licensed & Insured
232-8746
TUTORING FOR'
READING Grades
Pre-K through 7th.
Master's in reading.
Call: 221-0718.


315
Business Services
THE SCREEN MAN
Window Screen on
Site. Repair or Re-
placement.
995-0719,
Cell: 637-5611
Free Estimates
TRI-STATE ELECTRI-
CAL CONSTR,.INC.
"Your Total Electric
Contractor" Since
1974
Lightning Protection
*Generators * Land-
scape Lighting
Commercial * Resi-
dential
Office: 623-8087
Fax: 623-8083
320
Child Care
CHILD CARE in my
home in Milton. All
ages'. Please call
Valerie:
983-8043.
NEW DAY care
in East Milton has
openings for all
ages. Fun and edu-
calional enviromeni
after care welcome.
ENE school district.
Call 626-9844
REGISTERED
CHILD Care, have
room for newborns
up to '15 months.
Great references.
Call 994-0260 ask
lor Belh.
WANTED
PRE-SCHOOL
TEACHERS
With 45 hours of
ChildCare Training,
Certificates or CDA
preferred bul not,
neccesary.
- Now accepting Child
Care Vouchers.For
further Information
Contact Tender
Heart Learning
Center al-
626-0117
325
Domestic
DEPENDABLE
HOUSEKEEPER
Seeking additional
clients. Over 15
years of experience!
References avail.
upon request.'
Call: 994-6236
S345
Lawn Care
ALL TYPES of yard
work ,at, your 'con-
venience. Mowing,
edging, hauling of
small debris and
more. All work at
reasonable rates.
Call 626-9604 If no
answer leave a mes-
sage


SANTA ROSA COUNTY
GOVERNMENT
Accepting applications for the following:

* O[tfice Assistant
* Horticultural Technician
* Additional employment opportunities
online

Apply online at www.santarosa.fl.gov,
or visit Santa Rosa County Human
Resources,
6495 Caroline Street, Suite H, Milton,
FL,
Veteran's Preference will be given in
accordance with FL Statutes.
Drug Free Workplace
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER


345
Lawn Care
CLARK'S LAWN
CARE General
Maintenance & All
Types of Tractor
Work - Licensed &
Insured. Call: Mike
Clark at 626-2428
PAGE'S TREE
Service Trim, cut &
remove. 626-
2159 (if no answer,
please leave message)
Firewood $50. a
load and up.

Jon & Deb


Casey's


Nursery,

Super Specials

Igal Caladiums 2/$1.00
Select Group of 3 gal
Indian Hawthorn $5.00
3gal Hydrangeas $5.00

LANDSCAPERS

WELCOME

3851 AVALONBLVD
MON.SAT-8.5
(BEEN HERE 35 YEARS)':

850-623.8109
Bring Ad for
10% off
all other items 1



360'
Miscellaneous
WANTED ALUMI-
NUM, brass, copper
cash pd. will pick up.
626-8406




402
Apartments
2BD/1BA MILTON
& Pace. $575 & up.
All ceramic tile, nice
yards, stove, fridge,
diw & laundry nook-
ups. Non smoking.
. 626-2928
ANDORA DEER,
Run & Country Vil-
lage Apts. 4260 Hwy
90 in Pace are now
accepting applica-
tions for 1 & 2 BR
apartments.
FOR RENT
2/BR 1/BA 800+
sq'.ft. duplex. Avalon
area. ,1919 Lodge-
pole Dr. Milton.
$615/$615 deposit
850-554-81,38
MILTON 2BD/1BA
no pets. $645/$645
Call 995-4831


402
Apartments
FOR RENT
Milton- very nice
2/BR 2/BA duplex.
for rent. CompletelyS
remodeled, has fire-d'
place. Aprox 13001.
square foot. Very'
nice area. $700/mth'
$700/deposit.
995-4335

404 15
Commercial
COMMERICAL OF-
FICE building forq
rent, Dr's Park in
Milton. $2,500 .a,
month $2,500 de2i
posit. 850-255-3889"d
FOR RENT
Garage - 1500 sq. ft.w
2 bays, 1 lift on :1/2-
acre. Large com-.
pressor, 1 block off
Hwy 90. 626-7612
or 686-0090
GULF BREEZE
Commercial space,;
for lease in very
busy shopping cen-,
ter. 1500 square foot,
Great location with a'
variety of different
businesses. '
995-4335
MILTON OFFICE'
and warehouse tore
rent off. Stewart-
Street $600 a month:
$600 deposit. 850-
255-3889
MILTONICOMMERICAL i
OFFICE space fori
rent: Aprox 2000!
square foot on Stew-'
art Street in Milton.)
Perfect for Profes-i
sional Office Space'i
Very nice and clean.,
$900 miri $900 de-'
posit. 995-4335 :
OFFICE SPACE
FOR LEASE i
6061 Dr's Park. 3
1,800 sf, newly ren-"
ovated. 623-5618 5
406 ,
Homes -
2 BEDROOM 1 oath
home, Historical Mil-
ion near riverwalk
References i
required.
Phone # 255-3437-!
S2BR/1BA
CH &AC
New Carpet!.
Waier. Sewer. Gar-
bage Included.
$475, '$450.
Triplex-Dearborn &
Peachtree in Milton
1 block off Stewart-
(center apartment
facing Dearborn)
Drive by, then'leave
message.
Call: 712-7513
HOME FOR Rent
Milton 1 bd/ba Du-.
plex 1 Block West of
Milton Courthouse,
5189 Santa Rosa St,
$390/$390
Call:02514275
384-4361


EDUCATION SERVICES


JOB FAIR
FEATURING
PRODUCTION, CALL CENTER, CLERICAL,
CUSTOMER SERVICE, TRANSPORTATION,
HOSPITALITY, MEDICAL,TECHNICAL
& more!!
Local & Regional Employers ready to hire!!


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F:'rc>:s-cnIc.
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-Thursday Sept 21 st
9 am --3pm
ESCAROSA CAREER CENTER
3670 -A North L Street.
Behind Town & Country Plaza
Sponsored by:,
Escarosa Career Centers


BRING YOUR RESUME
Pensacola Century Milton
Phone: (850) 595-5200 Phone: (850) 256-6250 Phone: (850) 983-5325
Fax: (850) 595-5249 Fax: (850) 256-6255 Fax: (850) 983-5330
An AfmrrmrtivoAc.9s Pqual Opfprunity Er.aFnfoyrPrntkrerofl n AunxIuyAkks arnf arnvft'ms at SVMYeHaOlOpt requestt to jfletiv* stsel witfi Oafta~iRtUsa


ffEDUCATION SERVICES
EDUCATION SERVICES


We are seeking skilled medium-duty diesel
technicians to maintain our modern fleet of
vehicles. Positions are available immediately
in the Navarre area.

We offer excellent wages and benefits:
* Paid holidays
* Health and dental insurance
* Tool insurance
* Certified manufacturer training programs
* ASE certificate bonus plan
* Full-year (52 weeks) employment
* And more!
Call Richard Henry at
Milton 850.983.5100
Navarre 850.936.6004
or apply in person at
6544 Firehouse Road










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406
Homes
3, BD/2BA Newly re-
modeled, central
heat and air, carport,
excellent location,
near elementary
schools. $850
month-
... $500 deposit
623-9553
3BD 2BA 1 month
old house $1050 a
nrmonth. 626-3388

Waterfront 2, story
house with boat lift,
newly remodeled,
$1500 a month.
-626-3388
AVAILABLE NOW
, Centrally located
clean brick home.
Three bedroom, one
bath, C H/A, stove &
refrigerator Fenced
backyard. Rent
$725 Deposit $500
First and last month.
(850) 981-9695
BRAND NEW home
for rent $995/mo,
3Br/2Ba, 20-minutes
tb Pensacola. Call
384-9405
FOR RENT-

*3/2 Waterfront
Some. 5084 Sam
Miguel Milton $1450

3/2 Home, Miltpnr
" 4545 HayesRd.-.
$850 :

Santa Rosa Realty
S 623-0077.

FOR RENT:'
- 3/BR 1/BA, fresh
paint, new kitchen
cabinets, new appli-
ances, new air,
fericed.. backyard.
$850'mo $850'de-
posil. Call850-293-
6559
FOR RENT
-3000 sq. ft. 4 bed-
room, Office. 3 full
baths, new applian-
ces, new carpet, in-
ground pool. Immac-
ulate condition.
Great neighborhood.
At $1,300 per month
this wont last long.
478-3725

FOR RENT
,4/BR 2/BA Brick
home in Pace, very
clean 1980 sq. ft.
witn privacy fence,
1/3 acre, workshop,
hardwood and rile
floors. Convenient
location! $i050/mth"
Call Michellie at
Week's Realty 723-
0700 or 994-2989.
FOR RENT
Milton - Nice 4'BR
2/BA home. Close to
High School and in-
very nice area.
;,900/mih $900/de-
.posil 995-4335
:HOME FOR Rent
"Waterfront 3bd/3ba,
family room with tire-
-place. Central Heat
& Air, large shaded
yard. $1,200 ' a
month. Call 450-
9201 or 450-11008


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406 410
Homes Mobile Homes

FOR RENT 2/BR 1/BA off Ava-
Near Whiting Ion in Park.
r" � Water/garbage fur-
Brand New' nished $435/mth
lever Lived In $200/deposit. No
d/2ba/lgarage Pets. 994-7918
100 Sq. Feet. Baycrest Realty
880 a month 3/BR 1 1/2/BA Sin-
9 -0 4,2 glewide mobile
ntact 529-0429 home. 7916, Kamey
Sheffield & Court, East Milton,
Associates total electric. No
Associates pets.

SRENT $575/mo. $300 de-
Adams Home posit 994-7918
ace. 4/BR 2/BA, DOUBLEWIDE FOR
r garage, formal renl, total electric,
g and dining on corner lot. East-
is, great room, gate Mobile Home
kfast area, front Ranch Call:
h. 5327 Willow 626-8973
Dr (off East B FOR RENT
icer Field), 2/BR 1/BA Mobile
0mo. plus de-. Home $400mir,
t. Call: dep.& ref. Call:
)642-2121. 850-537-6222 or:
USE FOR Rent 850-499-7412.
-erryhill Road FOR RENT
d/2ba, privacy 3BD 1 .5 Bath. all
nce, 8x8 shed. electric, washer and
t 2005, approx. dryer hookup. 10x14
)0 sq. ft. $895 a deck. no pets, trash
ilh. Junction Re-. included.
y 626-7675 or $525 a month $500
572-7486 deposit.
USE FOR rent in Call: 623-1601
ice 3bd/1.5 ba, FOR RENT
e yard, nice area Clean 2.1 Mobile
50 month $850 Home, partly fur-
nished. Water/gar-
Dposit.850-255- bage included. No
3889 Pets. $425/mth
IORTH MILTON $300/deposil.
R 1/BA on pri- 850-675-6614
lot. Total Elec- FOR RENT IN
$0mth PACE 1IBR iBA
Mobile Home [or
0/deposit. Nol rent. Waler and gar-
3.994-7918 bage furnished in
crest Realty park $435/200. No
TON, 2BR/1 BA Pels. Baycrest Real-
mplele renova- ty. Call 994-7918.
mpleleFOR RENT
Washer, dryer, Very nice 2/BR 2/BA
frigerator.One Mobile Home
ock from boat $550,,mt $300/se-
Tp, elementary curity deposit. Credilt
:hool $725/mo Creck. 623-8565.
25 deposit 850- HOUSE FOR RENT,
983-9061 Eastgale Mobile
Home Ranch
,CE 3BD/2BA 3 Bd total electric,'
ier doublewide,, lenced in yard
ery clean, w/d 626-8973
okup. partially MARLBORO
nced. 2 decks, VILLAGE
non 2bd.l1a, deck,
joking, $700 a washer/dryer hook-'
:nth/ with early up. $400,$400,,
payment Call:723-2532
counl.$700 de- MOBILE HOME
t. Call- 623-8628 spaces for rent, can
accommodate all
TALS2to 3 BR sizes, East Gate
Jay. Million and Mobile Home Ranch
e. $400 to $650 626-8973
3r month. Call:
9945703onth. all: NICE, QUIET, clean
9945703 park. Renl includes
408 water, garbage.,
Land, lawn service. Two
2/br 2/ba,. no perts,
ND FOR SALE $450/mo.. & 3/br
Refer to 2,ba $550'mo.
Classification 698-4582
#510 Bruce Lane, Milton.'
N SELLING!
ord Farm Sub- 414
ion in Chumuck- Roommates
1.5 acre lots, re- Wanted
ted, curb'guner, ROOMMATE
erground utilit-
$45,000 per lot NEEDED. Milton
p. Call Kim 994- 850-449-4070
2/393-6042


414
Roommates
Wanted
ROOMMATE
WANTED
Mature roommate
needed. Waterfront
property in Pensaco-
la. Near Navy Base,
10 minutes from
Perdiao Key Beacn-
es: $450 security
deposit. $450 rent,
needed on or before
9/5/06. Call 626-
8959 or 377-6787
ROOMMATE
WANTED
to share apartment.
994-2715
416
Vacation & Resort
VACATION RENT-
AL Navarre Beach
1-bedroom town-
house - sleeps 4 -
'completely furnished
- pool soundside -
walk to the beach &
Gulf Best rate on
beach. $600 wkly or
$295'week-end.
Call 623-9553.





452
Apartments

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The All New!

Jay

Apartments

1`010 pa ,,,ii_, fil i ,o.-I
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850-983-6995





504
Commercial

1.5 AC Corner Lot
Hwy 98 Zoned HCD
Gull Breeze
$1.200,000

2.25 Ac VacanI Lot
Hwy 87 In Process
of Zoning lo HCD
Navarre $1,200.000

4 Ac Hwy 87 one
block N of 1-10 HCD
Milton $3,500,000

10.28 Ac Hwy 87
one block N of 1-10
HCD Millon
$7,500,000

Call Wanda Jordan
850-384-0925 or
John Jordan 850-
420-0133

rRE MAX Total
Properties 850-936-
7771
2 COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS
FOR RENT
Good location in
Milton: CallI
623-5500


506
Homes


the Bay- Garcon
Point $250,000
Waterfront Lot


2.38 Ac with mobile
home and (2) 12x24
workshops. Ameri-
can Farms- Millon
$95,000

1800 sq ft. 3/2
home. Fireplace, 3
car carport, all brick
metal rool, close to
downtown Milton
$190,000

Cal: Wanda Jordan
850-384-0925 or
John Jordan 850-
420-0133
RE/MAX Total
Properties.
Toll Free: '
1-877-936-7771
2BD/1BA NICE,
clean and quiet. All
utilities furnished.
Pace area, no pels.
Call 995-1717
BRAND NEW
3BD/2BA home.
brand new sub divi-
sion $149,900, Flori-
da Coast Reality,
two to choose from
850-225-9899
EAST MILTON
MLS#307964, 2 112
high and dry acres,
1996 Palm Harbor
Manufactured
Home, 2250 square
feet. 4,3 excellent
condition, $129,500.
fenced pasture,
bring horses.com-
munity water, well.
paved road, Howard
ERA Bill Wallace
Realty, 850-450- "
4104 or
850-983-3475
MAKE OFFER
'EAST MILTON
Own for less than
you can rent, 1 yr.,
new 4/BR on 1 acre
with all appliances :
and over size ga- ,
rage. 5 minutes to
'110. Holley Proper-
ities.$ 179,900 Call
V'VA Financing Avail-
able With Lease Op-
tion. Call: Tom:
449-2983' .
Owner Agent
FOR SALE .
6416 Misty Lake'
Drive
3/BR, 2/BA, all elec-
tric- new heal pump-
1330 healed/cooled,
cedar sided.
$169,900.
850-593-6015
after 5pm.
Realtor/Owner
FOR SALE BY
OWNER 2/BR 1/BA'
Concrete block on .1
acre land off of
Woodbine. Central
heat/ac new tile and
carpet. $120,000
obo. 554-2237 or
994-1266


506
Homes
HOME FOR Sale
or Rent.
New Conslruction
- 3bd/2ba, quiet
n-eighborhood, no
smoking and pels
with approval.
$1000/$1000
Call:360-672-5727

HOUSE FOR SALE
with 5 acres and a
barn. 3 bd/2 bath.
Very spacious.
Wooden and tile
floors, except in
bedrooms which
are carpeled.Beauti-
ful landscaping, with
sprinkler system and
well Much more Io
see, Must See to
believe. $259.000
Call: 623-0660 or
207-1163


NEWLY
REMODLED
3BDBA WatertronI
Home for Lease
$1200 Security.
Call 626-3388
510
Land
5 ACRES fenced
pasture for sale.
Located off Munson
Hwy. Indian Ford
Rd. Close to Cold
Waler Creek. .
$90 000 957-8784
or 554-5237
LAND FOR RENT
. ' ' .Refer to . '
Classification
#408

LAND FOR SALE
17 acres.Hwy 90
East MillonHarold
$235.000.
By The Sea Realty.
Call 642-4278
LAND FOR Sale
544 ac, Hwy 89
Nonnh of Milton, Re-
stricted. Call k850-
516-4377 7 '"
LAND FOR SALE
Two Acres on Hick-
ory Hammock Rd.
Approximately 180 ft
of road frontage and
zoned residential.
$30,000. Please call
in the evenings
12511575-3456
512
Mobile Homes
FOR SALE .�
1997 Fleetwood Mo-'
bile home. 2/BR
2/BA. 14 x 70, cov-
.ered porch,. shed, vi-
nyl siding, central
heat/air. All applian-
ces stay. Excellent
condition music 'sell -
immediately. Ridge-
way Blvd Milton.
reduced to $29,900
Call:983-9316.


512
Mobile Homes
FOR SALE
Very nice 14 x70
Mobile Home 2/BR
2/full baths, stove,.
refrigerator, new
clothes dryer, chest
freezer, 2 large patio
deck porches Cov-
ered patio awning.
skirting - like new
central neat/ac Pace
area. $10,500 obo
479-9252
MOBILE HOME For
Sale
2000 Horton 16x80
on 3.75 ac. very
nice. located'in Har-
old $94,900
850-723-3765

SECLUDED 6
ACRES NE ol
Milton - 10 minutes
Irom Blackwater
State Park
Two 1999 Palm
Harbor modular
homes 3BRi 2BA,
front/back porch
on both, shop,
storage, fully
stocked fish pond.
4 acres lenced
pasture beautiful
family nomesile
Must sell for
medical reasons
$300,000 for all
Call.
(850) 957-8784 or
18501 554-5237


514
Vacation & Resort

COAST TO COAST
Campground mem-
bership - home park
sunset King Lake
Resort, DeFuniak
Springs, Florida, on
sale $2000. Call
Mrs. Putt (850)994-,
9875 -
LATE SUMMER
Discounts and Free
Golfl Dale E Peier-
son Vacations. Nav-
arre, Okaloosa, Is-
land, Destih, South
Walton, Panama
City. www.desiinre-
sons com 1800)336-
9669.,


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706'
Livestock Supplies
FOR SALE
Combination Stock
Trailer - 1988 Circle
J, 10,OOOGVW, ex-
celleni condition.
$3,250.
850-529-7996.


708
Pets
AMERICAN
BULLDOG PUPPY
Beautiful. .
Will-be 100lbs plus..
$50 to a good home
only, 983-1469 or
748-3796
BEAUTIFUL MEDI-
UM hair sealpoint. 1
year old female cat.
Free Io good home
Call: 994-8241
FREE TO good
home
Black female Lab -
spayed. White le-
male Lab, mixed.
623-6602
MINIATURE
DASCHUND
puppies, parents on
sile. Black, tan and
red. Available 9,27
$250 Call 623-1719
710
Pet Supplies
2 HORSE Trailer,
needs work, $400
obo. Call after 1pm
623-2568
712
Lost & Found
PETS
LOST HORSE
Last seen 3 weeks
ago in Bagdad area
" Light tan witn spoi-
led rear. 981-5444
LOST PET
Small jel Russell &
Chihuahua mix.
Blac k/brown/while.
Last seen August 29
East Milton area
near airport.
981-0008

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

REWARD
*"BETSY"
S(She needs

tions Daily) Boston
Terrier 11 yrs olo.
Irniss.ng since Sept
11in. K.r.g r.1idale
Scrool area.
Betsy's
hearing is not gc..:,o
SBlack'in color V rlh'
wnile between eyes
ana around nose
chest is, wn.le Long
scar on righl hip
Call 850-626-1049
or 304-1242
an/ime


814
Furniture
CHERRY DINING-
ROOM set w/6,.
chairs, hutch, and
,drysirik. $2,500
OBO Call 995-4970


814
Furniture
FOR SALE
Living room furni-
ture, including
Kitchen table with 4
chairs, Love seat,
small entertainment
center, recliner in
good condition, bed-
rop'mfurniture, brass
floor lamp and chan-
deller, mirror and
pictures, bookcase,
ect.983-3879

820
Lumber &
Hardware
METAL ROOFING
SAVE $$$ Buy Di-
rect From Manufac-
turer. 20 colors 'in
stock with all Acces-
sories. Quick turn
around' Delivery
-Available Toll Free
(888)393-0335
826
Sporting Goods
FOR SALE
Boflex Moivalor II.
$500 obo. Nordic
Track cross country
$200 obo
619-322-7993

SANTA ROSA GUN &
KNIFE SHOW
Santa Rosa County
Auditorium, Old
Bagdad Hwy, Milton
September
16th & 17th
9am-5pm.
Buy, Sell & Trade
Admission: Adults
$4, 12 & under tree
Call Billy Rogers @1
850-957-4952
for more info or for
Tables $35 12-days)
For everyone s ,lerv. no
~ or.:.eleear ,r loaded ,gur.i
alo- ked by . l' rs i. ver .-
'or: Allg un. ru:il t
I bed '.:,[ri ai ail liffie

830 .;;
Miscellaneous
For Sale.





We Deliver & Install
Centipede
St. Augustine
Bermuda
Bailed Pine Straw
Callus firsL Save Time
Call usi astSave Money,
Hwy. 87 So." Midlon

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Miscellaneous
Wanted

GLASS CRAFTER
needs empty glass
soft drink bottles, (all
kinds). Noustit necessa-
rily collectors edi-
tions. Will pick up.
Call: '98328042
Call: 983-8042


832
Miscellaneous
Wanted

PAY CASH for junk)
cars or trucks. Run-.;
ning or not. Call1
983-9527
WANTED
OLD ROOFING TIN.'
Will tear down and
haul. 983-8042 or
393-9617


- 904
,Cars
91 PLYMOUTH
Voyager, runs good
right hand drive.
used for mail deliv-
ery, new engine,
new Iransmission.
$1500.:
Call 626-7879.

CARS FOR SALE.
1989 Cadillac Brah-
mas, leather, load-
ed, 131 K miles,
runs great, new w
pump, new tires,
new barlery., $500
Firm.

1984 Geo Storm
Red, runs great, cd.
player
$1400
Call 626-6149
MECURY SABLE
LS 1997 Stationr-
Swagon V-6 1 owneri
garage kept, new
transmission, ' 18-26
MPG. 60/40 foldinc
seals, luggage rack
Excellent Condition
133,000 miles. Ask-
ing $4.200. Call 476.'
8399 or 678-908-
8310






906
Boats
FOR SALE
16 ft. Bass Boat with
drive on trailer. 90hr
Jonnson needs
work. $1500 or trade
for equal value.
623-9464 or
418-2398
916
Sport Utility '
Vehicles
1996 MITSUBITSHI
MONTERO
4-door, 6 cyl., all
power automatic
4x4.$4500
626-2278

918
Trucks
1998 CHEVY Pick
Up, 1500 Series
Automatic, Air, Pow-
er brakes & steering
tilt wheel with cruise
conirol.94,000 mi.
excellent condition.
garage kept. $5995
Call 994-8865

920
Vans
91 ASTRO VAN
4.3 Automatic trans-
mission, runs good.
AC is cold. $2195


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1. " The Man
Down"
5. Certain tooth
10. "The Waltons"
creator Hamner
14. Hitchhiker's desire
15. Stood
16. Borden's product
17. Similar
18. Paris, __ (1984
film)
19. Heavy revelry event
20. Sewing kit items
22. Not positive (abbr.)
24. Club
25. It may be tin
26. "Gomer Pyle" star
28. Discovering
32. Unsorted meal
33. Piece out
34. Fixes socks
36. Dictation secretary
40. Tracy nee Trueheart
42. State sweepstakes
4. Tasteless fare
5. Undertake
47. On which bosuns
work
49. Heavy drinker
50. The Of War
(Forsyth novel)
52. Dusts off an old case
4. Command
7. Gridiron gp.
8. Bedouin cloak


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61,
65.
67.
69.
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71.


Singer Starr
True to fact
Song for myself
Philogynists' loves
Top drawer
Sneak a look
Giving the
once-over to
Big bag
Jet-setting jets
Foolish birds\
Pun or fun ending


DOWN
1. Muffin variety
2. Admire
3. Garfield's friend
4. Proceeded
5. Befitting, a mother
6. Galena and bauxite
7. __ and bagels
8. Straight __ arrow
(2 wds.)
9. Take umbrage
10. Breakfast item
11. Car rental name
12. Yardstick
13. Clues
21. Put down, as tiles
23. Passages through
shoals
27. Vampires, at times
28. Entertainment
29. Alibi man and
namesakes
30. Eliot or Loch


31. Part of GNP
�32. Active
35. Extreme degree
37. Alternative indicator
38. When a.m. becomes
p.m.
39. __ out (withdraws)
41. "Smooth Operator"
singer
43. Big nights on
Broadway
46. Actress Susannah
48. Like a marshmallow
51. Took small bites
53. Challenges for
ironers
54. Pants
55. Plaintive reeds
56. __ parking
60. "Walk the dog" toy
61. Comedian Jay
62. Essential part
63. Add to the pot
64. Wanton look
66. Approvals
68. Start for wife or life


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Please help support the Adopt-A-Pet Page, our local animal shelters and rescue organizations by sponsoring this page. Your
sponsorship ensures the exposure of many pets in need of finding homes as well as educating readers of proper care of their
beloved fiury ones. The Adopt-A-Pet page os published in the Santa Rosa Press Gazette each Saturday. Businesses can sponsor
for as little as $15 per issue or pre-payfor eight issues for only $100. Individual sponsors are welcome as well. If you would like
more information contact Tamnmy Enyeart at 623-2120 or email to: enyeart@sr-pg.com


Dental Health For Pets
p- i More than 85% of dogs and cats that are at least 4 years old have a condition in which bacteria attack the soft gum
tissue. This condition is called periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is the final stage in a process that begins
s, .. with the development of plaque on your pet's teeth. Plaque is a substance that forms when bacteria multiply on
the teeth and gums. Plaque mixes with saliva, hardens, and becomes the substances known as tartar and calculus.
Bacteria, plaque, tartar, and calculus irritate the gums, which become tender, red, and swollen. This stage of dental disease is called gin-
givitis. Eventually inflamed gums separate from the teeth, creating pockets that can trap more bacteria. These pockets deepen and bac-
teria may attack the roots of the teeth and the bony tissue of the jaw, causing teeth to loosen, the gums to bleed, mouth odor, and pain
when your pet eats. This is full-blown periodontal disease.
Bacteria from the teeth and gums can enter the bloodstream and may travel to major organs and begin infection there. Among organs
that are most often affected are the lungs, heart, kidneys, and liver. Parts of the nervous system may be affected as well. Although
these infections are usually treatable when caught at an early stage, they can cause serious damage to these organs and, if not caught in
time, may cause death.


Periodontal disease can be prevented and treated. The keys to your pet's oral health are professional veterinary dental care and good
care at home. Too few pets receive both and most don't receive either. You can change that today!
Step 1. Visit your veterinarian.
In addition to a physical examination and medical history, the doctor will examine your pet's teeth and gums. Recommendations muy be
made for cleaning, polishing, and other dental care in the hospital, or your veterinarian may suggest a program of home dental care.
Step 2. Professional dental care.
If your pet already has evidence of periodontal disease, a professional cleaning is in order. Depending on your pet's age and physical con-
dition, the doctor may request that blood analyses, radiography, or other diagnostic tests be performed to evaluate the heart, liver, and
kidneys for coexisting disease before proceeding with general anesthesia.
Once your pet is under anesthesia, accumulated tartar and calculus is removed by ultrasonic and hand scaling. Teeth needing fillings or
root canals can be repaired and teeth that are beyond repair can be extracted. Finally the teeth are polished to slow down formation of
new plaque, tartar, and calculus. If there is evidence of major bone loss or another serious oral condition, your veterinarian may refer
you to a veterinary dental specialist.
Step 3. Dental care at home.
For cats and dogs, regular brushing is an important part of any preventive dental program..A special toothbrush and toothpaste for pets
are recommended. Your veterinarian can show you the proper way to brush your pet's teeth.
Feeding your pet coarse-textured food may help prevent accumulation of plaque, tartar, and calculus. Ask your veterinarian -
to advise you as to the best diet for your pet.
Step 4. Return to your veterinarian for regular dental checkups every 6 to 18 months, or as recommended.


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Milton, FL 32583'

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Site Prep and Clean Up
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(850)981-3211


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