SSOCCER: PACE NETS WIN, MILTON TIES



eSanta Dosa's Press


SPORTS, A8


oxmIk (D2


Tweet us @srpressgazette and friend us on facebook.com


Saturday, January 7,2012 Find breaking news at www.srpressgazette.com 75cents




Navarre woman booked on 56 drug counts


Press Gazette Staff Reports

A Navarre woman was
arrested on New Year's Day
in Navarre and charged
with 56 counts of obtaining
a controlled substance by
fraud and eight counts of
trafficking of opium.
The charges, all felonies,
put 29-year-old Amanda
Hoffman behind bars on a
$1,080,000 bond.
The charges stemmed
from an investigation put
on by the Santa Rosa Coun-


ty Sheriff's Depart- area.
ment from March According to
10, 2011, to Aug. 17, the report, several
2011, in which they doctors, including
found that a hand- Dr. Timothy Tuel of
ful of prescriptions Navarre, said they
for Hydrocodone, had not prescribed
and other drugs AMANDA anything to Hoff-
that can be used to HOFFMAN man for months or
manufacture meth- HOFFMAN had not prescribed
amphetamine were alleg- prescriptions at all to Hoff-
edly called in by Hoffman man. Officers asked Tuel
and doctor's offices in the and the other doctors to
south end of the county to complete a forged prescrip-
several drug pharmacies tion affidavit.
in the Santa Rosa County Deputies also contacted


two other doctor's offices
in regards to what they be-
lieved were fraudulent pre-
scription refills made out to
Hoffman's family members
and found that both offices
had not seen Hoffman or
the alleged patients for
months and had not filled
out prescriptions for those
people.
Deputies then spoke
with Johanna Moore, Hoff-
man's mother and April
Bynum, Hoffman's sister
whose names were on


some of the prescriptions
that were called in at local
pharmacies. Both subjects
stated they were not living
in the state of Florida while
the prescriptions were
called in to local pharma-
cies, and had not had any
prescriptions filled under
their name.
According to the report,
Hoffman allegedly took
possession of 19 fraudu-
lent prescriptions including
some in her sister's name
and her mother's name at


the CVS pharmacy in Gulf
Breeze during a six-month
period.
Deputies also found that
Hoffman was illegally in
possession of more than 25
grams of Hydrocodone on
eight separate occasions
throughout the six-month
period.
According to the report,
in that time period, Hoffman
took possession of 28 fraud-
ulent prescriptions and one
fraudulent prescription for
amphetamine salts.


By Bill Gamblin
news@srpressgazette.com
The Santa Rosa County
School District received
its high school grades for
the 2010-11 school year and
each high school graded out
ata B.
The reason for the B
given by the Florida De-
partment of Education as
the final grade was because
each high school was pe-
nalized in one of two areas,
which dropped them a letter
grade.


, CR09 THE BOARD


Penalties were handed
out to Central, Jay and Gulf
Breeze high schools as stu-
dents in the lowest 25 per-
cent did not make signifi-
cant improvement in learn-
ing gains in reading, while
Pace, Milton and Navarre
were penalized for gradua-
tion rates of at-risk students
identified in the eighth grade
for reading in math.
"Santa Rosa District
School is extremely proud of
the success of our students
and the high performance
of our high Schools," said


Santa Rosa County School
Superintendent Tim Wyros-
dick. "As we analyze the
performance of each school
we are reminded of the dili-
gence of teachers and ad-
ministrators in serving the
needs of our students. "
Some of the successes
Wyrosdick pointed out fol-
lowing Wednesday's an-
nouncement by the Florida
Department of Education
included the significant
success and improvement

See SCHOOLS A6


ii --------~


HIGH SCHOOL
GRADES


, -I


The following are the
grades the Santa Rosa
County high schools have
made in 2011, 2010 and
2009 respectively.
Central B, B, B
Gulf Breeze B, A,
A
Jay B, A, A
Milton B, A, D
Navarre B, A, A
Pace B, A, B


Gutted home two weeks away from completion


By Mathew Pellegrino
mpellegrino@srpressgazette.com
A house that was once flooded
by inches of raw sewage back
in September is almost move-
in ready as construction crews
wrap up finishing touches to the
home.
The home, located at the 6000
block of Applegate Street in Mil-
ton, was flooded by raw sewage
four months ago after a tree root
punctured a sewer line, causing
the line to flood the home with
nearly four inches of raw sew-
age.
The city determined the break


was not the responsibility of the
homeowner Eleanor Bennett,
and paid for the initial cleanup of
the home.
Initially, city officials were
concerned about the coverage
they would get from the Florida
League of Cities, who is the City
of Milton's insurance provider on
the clean-up effort.
Originally, the city's insur-
ance policy did not want to pay
for the damage, but later dished
out money to help pay for the
initial clean up of the home. The
city later put Bennett in a tempo-
rary apartment while her house
was cleaned and gutted. Back in


December, the city had already
spent roughly $25,000 of its own
money to help Bennett out.
City manager Brian Watkins
announced T'esday that the total
cost to clean, replace valuables
and temporarily house the owner
came to a total cost of more than
$55,000 so far.
That cost included furniture
that the city rented for Bennett's
temporary living space and what
the owner claims was over $17,000
in damaged personal belongings
affected by the sewer line break.
Watkins said he submitted that
number to an insurance claims
adjuster.


"Our insurance provider has
paid for over $6,000 in costs, and
they have indicated they will pay
for costs for the secondary clean-
up."
Watkins said Bennett should
be able to move back into her
house on Jan. 20, and that the
apartment the city has rented out
for her would be paid up until the
end of January.
In December, the city said a
hygienist had walked through
Bennett's home and approved it
to be move-in ready. Construc-
tion crews are still working on
installing cabinets and new floors
for the home.


Man faces


six counts


of lewd


behavior

By Bill Gamblin
news@srpressgazette.com
A Colorado man was ar-
rested on Dec. 30 on six counts
of lewd and lascivious behav-
incidents that
occurred in
three different
locations, two
of which were
in the Florida
panhandle.
Michael An- MICHAEL
thony Hayes, HAYES
20 of Aurora,
Colo., has been charged with
three counts of lewd and las-
civious behavior involving the
molestation of a victim of 12
years of age or younger and
three counts of lewd and las-
civious behavior where the
offender was over 18 years of
age and the victim was less
than 16.
Hayes remains lodged in
the Santa Rosa County Jail un-
der a $300,000 bond.
The suspect was picked up
on a warrant issued by the San-
ta Rosa County Sheriff's Office
and will be picked up on the
charges in Santa Rosa County.
Hayes is suspected of lewd
and lascivious behavior in Fort
Walton Beach, Fla., Gulf Breeze
and Thornton, Colo.
Officials in Adams County,
Colorado held Hayes on the
warrant until the District At-
torney's Office filed charges of
assault and child prostitution
with a victim under 15.
Those charges were later
released and Hayes was trans-
ferred to Santa Rosa County.
Hayes is charged in connec-
tion with his actions involving a
game of "Truth or Dare" with a
minor child when he was 18.
Hayes allegedly photo-
graphed the victim's privates
as well as had the victim touch
him and he touched the minor
victim as well.
These incidents originally
were believed to have occurred
in Colorado, but according to
the Santa Rosa County Sher-
iff's Report started in 2009 in
Colorado and continued in 2010
through 2011 in Okaloosa and
Santa Rosa County, Fla.
According to Michele Nich-
olson with the Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office, they expect to
have their own charges to file
against Hayes at a later date.


Jim Fletcher
Publisher
623-2120


' Printed on
recycled
paper


news@srpressgazette.com


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Obituaries .....................................A2 Opinion ........................................ A4
Speak Out..................................... A2 Sports............................................ A8
Sudoku....................................... A2 Classifieds..................................... B5


FREEDOM I IIIIII
F L 0oR I DA
NEWSPAPERS-INTERACTIVE
Volume 103 Issue 2 6 2694 0019 2


*


I~


0






A2 I Santa Rosa's Press Gazette


Local


Saturday, January 7, 2012


Vernon C.
McKee, 88,
passed away
suddenly on Jan.
2, 2012.
McKee was
born Sept. 22,
1923 in Eclectic,
Ala. He was the VERN
son of Rev. Carl MC
and Eula Mae
McKee.
He resided in Pace,
Fla. for the last 25 years
and was a member of
Avalon Baptist Church.
McKee was a decorated
WWII veteran and also
retired from NARF, NAS
Pensacola as an aircraft
electrician.
McKee was preceded
in death by his parents;
his brother, Aree McKee;
his sister, Dorthy
Carldean Watson; his
grandson, Geoffrey W
Merritt; and his best
friend and fishing buddy,
Homer Hardy.
He is survived by
his wife of 57 years,
Opal Shell McKee; his
son, Larry R. McKee
(Gina Brazell, fiance')
from Houston, Texas;
his daughter, Donna L.
Hardy (Gary) of Milton,
Fla.; and grandchildren,


Jernigan and Doug
(Dawn) Elliott;
three daughters,
Lore (Rick) Conway,
Melissa White,
and Sue Jernigan;
5 grandsons and
WALKER LEE numerous nieces,
nephews, family
JERNIGAN members and


friends.
A private family
service will be held at a
later date.
Let the family
know you care. Sign
the guest book under
news/obituaries at www.
srpressgazette.com


- Charity Merritt,
Cody Merritt, and
Dylan Merritt from
Milton, Fla.. He
is also survived
by several nieces,
nephews and
cousins.
ION C. The family
KEE received friends
from 5 8 p.m.
on Thursday, Jan. 5,
2012 at Avalon Baptist
Church in Milton.
Funeral services were
held at Avalon Baptist
Church on Friday
Jan. 6, 2012 at 10 a.m.
with Reverend Brian
Stephens officiating.
Burial followed in
Memory Park Cemetery.
National Cremation
and Burial Society has
been entrusted with the
arrangements.
In lieu of flowers,
the family request a
memorial donation be
made to Family Promise
of Santa Rosa County or
the building/parking lot
fund at Avalon Baptist
Church.
Let the family
know you care. Sign
the guest book under
news/obituaries at www.
srpressgazette.com


Rob Williamson, Owner
ISA Certified Arborist FL-5736A

A Full Service
Tree Company
Since 1992
Licensed and Insured







(850) 939-9979 T


In Like us! Trles
facebook/lLikeTreesPlus Pl
www.TreesPlusOnline.com '* 11






Our Obituaries


Are Priced


With The Family o


In Mind.


Just $20.

Please provide a color photograph if possible.
All information must be typed.
Wednesday's paper please submit by Friday at 3pm.
Saturday's paper submit by Wednesday at noon






S623-2120


City votes to insure


high school event


Walker
Lee Jernigan
was born Nov.
16, 1936, in
Bagdad, and
passed away
Thursday, Dec.
15, 2011.
He was
a U. S. Navy


city manager.
City coun-
cil member
Grady Hes-
ter said the
fire wouldn't
be the only li-
ability issue if
the school were
to host the bon-


VOTI


By Mathew Pellegrino
mpellegrino@srpressgazette.
comr
The city has agreed
to insure a Milton High
School event that involves
the school starting a bon-
fire for the school's Student
Government Association.
At their Tuesday night
board meeting, members
voted to allow Milton High
to host a bonfire near the
Milton Community Center.
However, questions
arose as to who would help
insure the event if anyone
were to get hurt, or if the
blaze were to set anything
or anyone on fire.
"The school doesn't
want to take the liability,"
said Brian Watkins, V.


Speak OUT


If you have a short comment you
would like to make, call the Speak
Out line at 623-5887.

Monday, 12:51 p.m.
Yes, this is not the right thing.
This young, 23-years-old girl is living
by herself. She is lucky that when
her grandmother died, she left her
house to her. She is a handicapped
girl, and she said she doesn't make
very much money. When she pays
disability and everything, she only
has $25 for groceries at the end of
the month. That's sad. She can't get
anything from the health department
or food or stamps or anything. And


COUNTY GOVERNMENT
COUNTY COMMISSION
District 1: Jim Williamson, 4351 Berryhill
Road, Pace, FL 32571; phone 983-1877. E-mail is
comm-williamson@santarosa.fl.gov
District 2: Bob Cole, 8651 Riverstone Road,
Milton, FL 32583; phone 983-1877. E-mail is
comm-cole@santarosa.fl.gov
District 3: Don Salter, 6000 Chumuckla
Highway, Pace, FL 32571; phone 983-1877. E-mail
is comm-salter@santarosa.fl.gov
District 4: Jim Melvin, 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, FL; phone 983-1877. E-mail is comm-
melvin@santarosa.fl.gov
District 5: Lane Lynchard, 6495 Caroline
St., Milton, FL 32570; phone 983-1877. E-mail is
comm-lynchard@santarosa.fl.gov
The Santa Rosa County Commission meets at
9 a.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays. The
leaders meet in committee at 9 a.m. Monday
preceding the Thursday meetings. Meetings are
held in commission chambers of the Administrative
Complex on U.S. 90. Phone 983-1877 for
information or to reach their offices.

STATE GOVERNMENT
Rep. Doug Broxson: 2990-C Gulf Breeze
Parkway, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563, phone 916-
5436. E-mail is Doug.Broxson@myfloridahouse.
gov
Sen. Greg Evers: 5334 Willing St., Milton,
FL 32570, phone 983-5550. E-mail is Evers.Greg.


0
Santa Rosa's Press Gazette
6629 Elva St. Milton, FL 32570
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
All offices ............... 850-623-2120
Classifieds ................ 850-623-2120
Fax ................... 850-623-2007

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One year(in county) ....................$39
Sixmonths(in county)................. $19.50
13weeks (in county).....................$9.75
One year(outof county).....................$62
Sixmonths(outofcounty).................$31
13weeks(outofcounty)..............$15.50
Senior Citizen (over 62)
Oneyear (incounty).................... $32
Sixmonths(incounty).................. $16
13weeks (incounty).................... $8
Home delivery subscribers may be
charged a higher rate for holiday editions.


then you have people from all over
here that get everything for free. I'm
going to call President Obama and
get his people to help. Thank you,
this is Maria.

Wednesday, 11:23 a.m.
Yeah, my name is Bill, and I was
wondering how the city of Milton
spends their money on the stuff
like the red light cameras. Some of
these streets are in terrible shape
and haven't been touched in 25
years. Beats up the vehicles when
they drive on them. It's crazy they
make this money when they can be
spending it on their citizens.


Elected OFFICIALS


S02@flsenate.gov
Gov. Rick Scott: PL05 The Capitol, 400 S.
Monroe St., Tallahassee, FL 32399; phone 488-
4441. E-mail is flgovernor@myflorida.com

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Rep. Jeff Miller: 2439 Rayburn House Office
Building, Washington, D.C. 20515; local phone is
479-1183; D.C. Office phone (202) 225-4136.
Pensacola office address: 4300 Bayou Blvd., Suite
13, Pensacola, FL 32503. Toll free number is 866-
367-1614. Website: http://jeffmiller.house.gov

SENATE
Sen. Marco Rubio: B40A Dirksen Senate
Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510; phone
202-224-3041; fax 202-228-0285.
Sen. Bill Nelson: Room 571, Hart Senate
Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510; phone
202-224-5274; fax 202-224-8022 Website:
http://billnelson.senate.gov

WHITE HOUSE
President Barack Obama: The White House,
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. 20500;
phone 202-456-1414. E-mail is president@
whitehouse.gov
Vice President Joe Biden: Office of the Vice
President, White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Washington, D.C. 20500; phone 202-456-1414.


Tuesday, 12:07 p.m.
This is Tim. They ought to tear
that old abortion clinic down in
Pensacola.

Wednesday, 5:16 p.m.
Yeah, my name is Bobby. I
called a while back about the
crossword being printed in the
middle of the fold, and I see you
still haven't hired anybody to work
the crossword because you put
the same one in Dec. 31 and Jan.
4. Once somebody works one, they
really don't want to see the same
one. Have a good day.


SCHOOL GOVERNMENT
SCHOOL BOARD
Superintendent: Tim Wyrosdick, 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL
32570; phone 983-5000. E-mail is wyrosdickt@mail.santarosa.
k12.fl.us
District 1: Diane Scott, 5710 Munson Highway, Milton, FL
32570; phone 983-0413. E-mail is scottdl@mail.santarosa.kl2.
fl.us
District 2: Hugh Winkles, 5684 Nicklaus Lane, Milton, FL
32570; phone 623-6299. E-mail is winkleseh@mail.santarosa.
k12.fl.us
District 3: Diane Coleman, 9400 Octavia Lane, Navarre, FL
32566; phone 939-2661. E-mail is colemanmd@mail.santarosa.
k12.fl.us
District 4: JoAnn Simpson, 5059 Faircloth St., Pace, FL
32571; phone 994-5446. E-mail is simpsonjj@mai.santarosa.
k12.fl.us
District 5: Scott Peden, 3156 Pins Lane, Gulf Breeze, FL
32563; phone 934-0701. E-mail is pedenst@mail.santarosa.kl2.
fl.us
The Santa Rosa County School Board meets at 6:30 p.m. the
second and fourth Thursdays at 5086 Canal St., in Milton. The
Santa Rosa School Board phone is 983-5000.

CITY GOVERNMENT
Milton City Hall, Mayor Guy Thompson, 6738 Dixon St., Milton,
FL 32570, phone 983-5400. City Manager is Brian Watkins
Town of Jay, Mayor Kurvin Quails, 3822 Highway 4, Jay, FL
32565, phone 675-2719
Gulf Breeze City Hall, Mayor Beverly Zimmern, 1070 Shoreline
Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561, phone 934-5100. City Manager is
Edwin "Buz" Eddy


Jim Fletcher
Publisher
850-393-3654
jfletcher@srpressgazette.com

Carol Barnes
Office Manager
850-623-2120
cbarnes@srpressgazette.com


Miss a paper?
Circulation
Jim Fletcher
850-623-2120

Want to subscribe?
850-623-2120

To buy back issues
850-623-2120

To place a classified ad
850-623-2120


COPYRIGHT NOTICE and cannot be reproduced in any form
* The entire contents of Santa Rosa's for any purpose, without prior, written
Press Gazette, including its logotype, are permission from Santa Rosa's Press
fully protected by copyright and registry Gazette.


Bill Gamblin
Editor
850-377-4611
bgamblin@srpressgazette.com

Debbie Coon
Field Service Rep.
850-393-3666
dcoon@srpressgazette.com

AT YOUR SERVICE
To buy a display ad
Debbie Coon
850-623-2120

To buy a photograph
850-623-2120

Internet
www.srpressgazette.com

Office Hours
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Monday through Friday


* Santa Rosa's Press Gazette (USPS
604-360) is published twice weekly
on Wednesday and Saturdays for $39
per year (in county) by Florida Freedom


Abe Clark
Field Service Rep.
850-910-0902
aclark@srpressgazette.com

Tracie Smelstoys
Account Retention Specialist
850-623-2120
tsmelstoys@srpressgazette.com


To get news in the paper
Bill Gamblin
850-623-2120 or 850-377-4611
E-mail: news@srpressgazette.com
Short items: news@srpressgazette.com

Church News:
church@srpressgazette.com

Weddings, engagements
and anniversaries:
news@srpressgazette.com

Sports: sports@srpressgazette.com

Newspapers Inc. Periodicals postage paid at
Milton, Florida. POSTMASTER: Send address
changes to: Santa Rosa's Press Gazette,
6629 Elva St., Milton, FL 32570.


*


Obituaries


Walker Lee Jernigan 1936 2011


fire.
City attorney Roy An-
drews said that there
would be Milton firefight-
ers on hand along with City
of Milton patrol officers to
monitor behavior at the
event.
"I assume we are go-
ing to be supervising," An-
drews said. "If something
goes wrong, this would fall
under negligence against
the city."
Milton mayor Guy
Thompson said he felt con-
fident enough to insure the
event since the fire and po-
lice departments would be
there to monitor the situa-
tion if anything were to go
out of control.
The city voted to
allow the SGA to
host the
V event near
the Milton
Community
Center and to
allow for the
city's insurance
E provider to cov-
er the event. The
vote passed 7-0.


Veteran and
retired from Monsanto
with more than 30 years
of service.
Jernigan is survived
by his loving wife of 23
years, Marie Jernigan;
brother, Bennie Jernigan;
two sons, Greg (Carlee)


Vernon C. McKee 1923 2012


www. Sudoku-Puzzles.net
Sudoku, Kakuro & Futoshiki Puzzles

Sudoku 9x9- Very hard (138753601)


2 4 7

8 1 5 7 9 4

1 2 9 4



4 9 6 3

5 6 9 7 3 8

2 1 4


www sudoku-puzzles net


SOLUTION FIND US ONLINE

6 CV 9 Z L Check out Santa Rosa
9 z 6L V s L CZ6 Press Gazette on
Z L9 L 6 V9s Facebook, or tweet us
9 Z L 9 9 6 V L @srpressgazette
9 P 6 Z 1 9 91; 9
9 6 9 L 8 Z
C L S 8 9 6 L
L 8 Z 6 9 E 1 v


SANTA ROSA'S PRESS GAZETTE STAFF


~YI





Saturday, January 7, 2012


Local


Santa Rosa's Press Gazette I A3


I PAID ADVERTISEMENT


World's Top Coin Collectors in Town Next Week to


Purchase All Types of Coins!


By KEN MCINTOSH
STAFF WRITER


ICCA will be placing ads in newspapers, radio
and running television spots this week asking
people to bring in any old silver and gold coins
made before 1970. Those that bring in their coins
will be able to speak with collectors one on one
and have their coins looked at by a specialist.
With the help of these ICCA members, offers will
be made to those that have coins made before
1 970. Offers will be made based on silver or gold
content and the rarity of the coins. All coins made
before 1970 will be examined and purchased
including gold coins, silver coins, silver dollars,
all types of nickels and pennies. Those that decide
to sell their coins will be paid on the spot.
If you are like a lot of people you might have
a few old coins or even a coffee can full lying
around. If you have ever wondered what they are
worth now might be your chance to find out and
even sell them if you choose. They could be worth
a lot according to the International Coin Collectors
Association also known as ICCA. Collectors will
pay a fortune for some coins and currency for their
collections. If it is rare enough, one coin could be
worth over $100,000 according to Eric Helms,
coin collector and ICCA member. One ultra rare
dime, an 1 894S Barber, sold for a record $1.9
million to a collector in July of 2007. While that
is an extreme example, many rare and valuable
coins are stashed away in dresser drawers or
lock boxes around the country. The ICCA and
its collector members have organized a traveling
event in search of all types of coins and currency.
Even common coins can be worth a significant
amount due to the high price of silver and gold,
says Helms. Washington quarters and Roosevelt
dimes can be worth many times their face value.
Recent silver markets have driven the price up on
common coins made of silver. Helms explains that
all half dollars, quarters and dimes made before
1965 contain 90% silver and are sought after
any time silver prices rise. Right now it's a sellers
market he said.
The rarest coins these collectors are looking
for include $20, $10, $5 and $2 1/2 gold
coins and any coin made before 1850. These





COINS
Any and all coins made before 1970, rare
coins, entire collections, Silver Dollars,
Half Dollars, Quarters, Dimes, Half Dimes,
Nickels, Three Cent Pieces, Two Cent Pieces,
Cents, Large Cents, Half Cents and all others.
JEWELRY
Gold Jewelry, Silver Jewelry, Gold Buillion
Diamond rings, bracelets, earrings, loose
diamonds, all gem stones, scrap gold, broken
jewelry etc.
PLATINUM
Anything made of Platinum.
GOLD COINS
Including $20, $10, $5, $4, $3, $2.5,
$1, Private Gold, Gold Bars, etc.
INVESTMENT GOLD
Kruggerands, Canadian Maple Leafs,
Pandas, Gold Bars, U.S. Eagles and
Buffalos, etc.
PAPER MONEY
All denominations made before 1934.



Also Buying

I Antiques

S War Memorabilia

Costume Jewelry

Guitars


coins always bring big premiums according to the
ICCA. Silver dollars are also very sought after
nowadays.
Other types of items the ICCA will be
purchasing during this event include U.S. currency,
gold bullion, investment gold, silver bars, silver
rounds, proof sets, etc. Even foreign coins are
sought after and will be purchased.
Also at this event anyone can sell their
gold jewelry, dental gold or anything
made of gold on the spot. Gold is currently
trading at Record Highs. Bring anything you think
might be gold and the collectors will examine, test
and price it for free. If you decide to sell, you will
be paid on the spot it has been an unknown
fact that coin dealers have always paid more for
jewelry and scrap gold than other jewelers and
pawn brokers.
So whether you have one coin you think might
be valuable or a large collection you recently
inherited, you can talk to these collectors for
free. If you're lucky you may have a rarity worth
thousands. Either way there is nothing to lose and
it sounds like fun!
For more information on this event visit
WWW.INTERNATIONALCOINCOLLECTORS.COM





COIN COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION


PAID $1,800


SW,,


PAID $2,800


PAID $250


* Gather items of interest from your
attic, safe deposit box, garage,
basement, etc. There is no limit to
the amount of items you can bring
* No appointment necessary
* You will be paid on the spot for
your items
* You get 100% of the offer


with no hidden fees


SAYING
SH FOR
THING
ERLING
SILVER


1.;


GOLD & SILVER

"EXPRESS PASS"

NO WAITING IN LINE


GOLD
S TRADING AT ALL TIME HI
OW IS THE TIME TO CASH


Bring this pass and beat the lines
Don't miss your chance of cashing in
at these Record High Gold & Silver
Prices

ALL JEWELRY ACCEPTED


*


CA
!FRE _, ADM ISS..ilON/ 1














AN
ST
JANUARYTH-14TH
HAMPTON I1NN1 &.SUlITE

NAVARRE-:11 IFl.I32566



MON FRI 9M-PM AT9A-]



HL:[]IDAY dINN1,E1XPR:ESS


ORE I] INFOt: (217) 787- 7767]]] I]:


R C t~]rL lI IL :i
lcn F~ llinds] [: ]/l'i


By KEN MCINTOSH
STAFF WRITER


7.77
Amp 'I F


~YI










A4 I Santa Rosa's Press Gazette


I Love Greed


What human
motivation gets the most
wonderful things done?
It's really a silly question,
because the answer is so
simple. It turns out that
it's human greed that
gets the most wonderful
things done.
When I say greed,
I am not talking
about fraud,
theft, dishonesty,
lobbying for
special privileges
from government
or other forms MIN
of despicable VIEW
behavior. I'm Walter
talking about
people trying to get as
much as they can for
themselves. Let's look
at it.
This winter, Texas
ranchers might have to
fight the cold of night,
perhaps blizzards, to run
down, feed and care for
stray cattle. They make
the personal sacrifice of
caring for their animals to
ensure New Yorkers can
enjoy beef. Last summer,
Idaho potato farmers
toiled in blazing sun, in
dust and dirt, and maybe
being bitten by insects to
ensure New Yorkers had
potatoes to go with their
beef.
Here's my question:
Do you think Texas
ranchers and Idaho
potato farmers make
these personal sacrifices
because they love or care
about the well-being of
New Yorkers? The fact
is, whether they like
New Yorkers or not, they
make sure New Yorkers
are supplied with beef
and potatoes every day
of the week. Why? It's
because ranchers and
farmers want more for
themselves. In a free
market system, in order
for one to get more for
himself, he must serve
his fellow man. This is
precisely what Adam
Smith, the father of
economics, meant when
he said in his classic "An
Inquiry Into the Nature
and Causes of the Wealth
of Nations" (1776), "It is
not from the benevolence
of the butcher, the brewer,
or the baker, that we
expect our dinner, but
from their regard to their
own interest." By the
way, how much beef and
potatoes do you think
New Yorkers would enjoy
if it all depended upon
the politically correct
notions of human love and
kindness? Personally, I'd
grieve for New Yorkers.
Some have suggested
that instead of greed, I
use "enlightened self-
interest." That's OK, but I
prefer greed.
Free market
capitalism is relatively
new in human history.
Prior to the rise of
capitalism, the way people
amassed great wealth
was by looting, plundering
and enslaving their fellow


I





0
NP
1\
O


man. Capitalism made
it possible to become
wealthy by serving one's
fellow man. Capitalists
seek to discover what
people want and then
produce it as efficiently
as possible. Free market
capitalism is
ruthless in
its profit and
loss discipline.
This explains
much of the
W hostility toward
free market
)RITY capitalism; some
POINT of it is held by
Villiams businessmen.
Smith recognized
this hostility when he
said, "People of the
same trade seldom
meet together, even for
merriment and diversion,
but the conversation ends
in a conspiracy against
the public, or in some
contrivance to raise
prices." He was hinting
at government-backed
crony capitalism, which
has come to characterize
much of today's
businesses.
Free market
capitalism has other
enemies -- mostly among
the intellectual elite and
political tyrants. These
are people who believe
that they have superior
wisdom to the masses and
that God has ordained
them to forcibly impose
that wisdom on the rest
of us. Of course, they
have what they consider
to be good reasons for
restricting liberty, but
every tyrant who has ever
lived has had what he
considered good reason
for restricting liberty. A
tyrant's agenda calls for
the attenuation or the
elimination of the market
and what is implied by
it -- voluntary exchange.
Tyrants do not trust that
people acting voluntarily
will do what the tyrant
thinks they should do.
They want to replace the
market with economic
planning and regulation.
The Wall Street
occupiers and their media
and political allies are
not against the principle
of crony capitalism,
bailouts and government
special privileges and
intervention. They share
the same hostility to
free market capitalism
and peaceable voluntary
exchange as tyrants.
What they really want is
congressional permission
to share in the booty by
looting their fellow man.
Walter 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 Syndicate
writers and cartoonists,
visit the Creators
Syndicate Web page at
www.creators.com.
COPYRIGHT 2012
CREATORS.COM


SHAREYOUROPINIONS

We want you to share your views on the
above topic(s) or any topic with other
Santa Rosa's Press Gazette readers. Your
views are important, too.

Send your letters to :

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
6629 Elva St.
Milton, FL 32570

Fax: 850-623-9308

Letters must be typed and may be edited for
content for to fit the available space. For a letter to
be published, you must sign your name and include
your phone number and address so we may contact
you for verification, if necessary.


M/


r


Man's best friend
could also be his
worry
Mat, I am by no means
an animal hater, despite
my allergy to some, but I
have to draw a line when
it comes to the tactics of
some officers and their
K-9 cohorts.
When I first saw
dogs being used in law
enforcement, I realized
their importance, but as I
have grown older and, as
you call me, more cynical,
I also can see the need for
caution.
I would hate to know
an officer decided to let
his K-9 roam around my
home. And, if he hits on
something, he suddenly
has cause to enter my
home for a search.
Mind you, I have
done nothing wrong,
but the dog has hit upon
something inside my
home. Did the previous
owners leave it there? A
recent guest? An enemy?
If I knew this would
only cause problems for
the bad guys, I'd say move
forward at light speed.
In many cases, officers
of the law obtain a
search warrant through
legal means, but what
our justices will be
considering is how some
are letting the dogs
virtually become the
search warrant.
Could you imagine the
K-9 hitting on your home
Mat? Then the officers
want to come inside to
search and rip your home
apart because the pooch
patrol believes it caught
wind of some odd aroma.
I understand their
use for drug searches in
schools, vehicles and even
cars suspected of being a
mule.


Opinion


iT P BILL








Topic: Police dogs


I can even see the dog
being used by officers
with a legally-executed
search warrant signed
by a judge with probable
cause.
But that is not the case
before our legal system,
now.
Some officers and
members of our law
enforcement community
are using the dog in hopes
of a hit outside the home.
This, they hope, will then
allow them to enter the
home and go on a hunting
expedition.
Mat, before you go
into all the highly trained
senses and skills of these
dogs, I understand that.
And before you tell me
I am "for" the drug dealer,
I will let you know these
people rank right up there
with murderers and child
molesters in my book.
The key to this case
is we are guaranteed
protection from illegal
searches and seizure by
our constitution from
our government and its
agents.
While I would like
to see all drug dealers
behind bars forever, I
cannot allow a fellow
American's rights to be
violated.
I expect the officers
to present an ironclad
case to the prosecuting
attorney so we can not
only get these people
locked up, but maybe,
some day, get these drugs
off the streets.
And taking a shortcut
like this one, which is
being debated by our
Supreme Court, is just a
bad idea.
Yes, without the nose of
a dog being given search
warrant power, many
drug dealers will escape
capture and prosecution.
Then again, our entire


legal system is based on
what has been summed
up in the Blackstone
Formulation: "Better that
ten guilty persons escape
than a single innocent
suffer."
Let's keep it that way!


Who are you
brown-nosing?
Bill, we all know a
police officer wouldn't
want to go into your house,
but with a few bribes, a
police dog might insist
on going into your house
whether you had drugs in
there or not.
If they really wanted
to check your house, the
dog would have a fiesta
on his hands. Old, half-
eaten cheeseburgers,
waffle fries and a pancake
might be the only things
that dog would find in
your house and we all
know these dogs aren't
trained to track down
cheeseburgers. They are
trained to track down
drugs. In other words,
they are trained to track
down something that has
become a big problem not
only nationwide, but even
in our own home town.
And here you come Bill,
waving your American
flag in my face yelling
"freedom, freedom,
freedom." Yes, we all
want our freedoms, but
without police dogs and
emergency personnel like
these, we wouldn't have
anything to begin with. It
would all be taken from
us. "How?" you ask. If the
police had no reason to
search a car with hidden
bags of cocaine, drug
crimes would be rampant.
The longer you keep
that stuff on the street, the
more problems it causes,
and the more crime goes


up. Obviously, that's what
you want Bill: for crime
to just keep going up.
Somehow, we should get
our police men and women
to get a heightened sense
of smell so they can do the
job themselves.
If you have nothing to
hide in your car, and there
is a police dog sniffing
around, what do you care?
You shouldn't be
nervous, that dog doesn't
care about those year-old
ketchup packets you have
wedged in between your
seats. And if he catches
some kind of scent and
police search your car, you
have nothing to hide. So
the ultimate question is:
Why do you care, if you
have nothing to hide?
All this boils down to
is the fact that there are
people out there who do
drugs who don't want
dogs sniffing around their
home or cars because they
would be caught, tried and
jailed.
Drug dealers and users
are pretty smart most
of the time, despite the
amount of brain cells that
have been deteriorated
from their little skulls.
They know where police
look: in areas that are well
hidden and out of sight,
in the spare tire holder,
under the seats and in
places like that.
Don't ask me how I
know these great hiding
spaces Bill, but they are
there. And they can't
be seen with even the
keenest eyes.
And don't even let
me get started about
the hiding places inside
a house. There are too
many to even count on two
hands and two feet.
Yet you think we should
have pity on people?
Come on Bill.


LETTER TO THE EDITOR


Former SRC Democrat
responds

As a former card
carrying Santa Rosa
Democrat, I am moved to
reply to the letter from the
SR Democratic Executive
Committee on Dec. 31,
2011.
Yes. The Gulf Power
rate increase should not
happen in a perfect world.
But look at the history. In
January of 2008, candidate
Obama said his policy "...
will bankrupt coal fired
power plants and rates


would skyrocket." He
then chose the radical
environmental activist
Lisa Jackson to head the
EPA to carry out his plan.
In the 32 years that I have
lived here, I have seen Gulf
Power invest more than a
billion bucks in scrubbers
at the Christ plant. Still
not enough apparently.
This is the same EPA that
obstructs and delays the
permitting process for new
power plants. Meanwhile,
the administration has
fast-tracked turkeys such
as Solyndra and the Chevy
Volt, which has a Chinese


battery and is "coal fired."
As for not being able
to confront Gulf Power at
a stockholder's meeting
regarding the rate
increase, Gulf Power is
owned by the Southern
Company in Atlanta. This
is why you need to own
stock in the Southern
Company and attend
THAT stockholder's
meeting. For this same
reason, you cannot buy
Chevrolet shares, you
must invest in GM.
The Executive
Committee's letter
suggests that only the rich


elite will profit from a rate
increase. I respectfully beg
to differ. Gulf Power has to
pay those penalties before
they are passed on to us as
a rate increase. Also, many
mutual funds invest in both
Southern Company and
GM stock and these funds
are found in most IRAs,
retirement and 401.k plans.
They are in mine and I am
far from an elite. I am just
a middle class retiree and
rate payer. Thanks, Mr.
President.

Bob Dingley
Pace, Fla.


-*Z


Saturday, January 7, 2012









A5 | Santa Rosa's Press Gazette


African Methodist
Episcopal Zion, Isaiah
Chapel AME Zion
Church, 5038 Dr.
Martin Luther King
Jr. Drive, Milton
African Methodist
Episcopal, Greater
Bethlehem AME, 5299
Richburg St., Milton

Anglican
Trinity by the Fields,
4980 West Spencer
Field Road, Pace

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

Assemblies of God
Assembly of God,
New Harvest, 4289
Berryhill Road, Pace
Bagdad 1st Assembly of
God, 4513 Forsyth St.,
Bagdad
East Milton Assembly of
God, 5174 Ward Basin
Road, Milton
Faith Chapel Assembly
of God, 8080 South
Airport Road, Milton
First Assembly of God,
6163 Dogwood Drive,
Milton
Harold Assembly of
God, 10495 Goodrange
Road, Milton
New Harvest Fellowship
Assembly of God, E.
Highway 90, Pace
Jay First Assembly of
God, 400 S. Alabama
St., Jay
McLellan Assembly of
God, 6050 Three Notch
Trail, Milton
New Hope Assembly of
God, 9550 Chumuckla
Highway, Pace
Pace Assembly of God,
3948 Highway 90,
Pace
Springhill Assembly
of God, 9190 Munson
Highway, Milton
Welcome Assembly of
God, 8581 Welcome
Church Road, Milton

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

Baptist
Avalon Baptist, 4316
Avalon Blvd., Milton
East Side Baptist,
4884 Ward Basin
Road, Milton
Faith Baptist, 6423
Hamilton Bridge
Road, Milton
First Baptist of Harold,
10585 Goodrange
Drive, Milton


Liberty Baptist Church,
6763 Margaret St.,
Milton


Mount Pilgrim Baptist,
5103 Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. St.,
Milton
St. John Divine
Missionary Baptist, 5363
St. Johns St., Milton

Baptist -
Independent
Bible Baptist Church
of Pace, 4001 Vern St.,
Pace
Bible Way Baptist
Church, 5976 Dogwood
Drive, Milton
Brownsdale Baptist
Church, Chumuckla
Highway, Jay
Joy Bible Baptist, 8613
Highway 90, Milton
Pine Grove Baptist
Church, 7280 Pine
Grove Road, Jay
Pleasant Hill Missionary
Baptist, 5550 Econfina
St., 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 Highway 90,
Milton
Fil Am Baptist Church,
5240 Dogwood Drive,
Milton

Baptist Southern
Avalon Baptist, 4316
Avalon Blvd., Milton
Berrydale Baptist
Church, 6730 Highway
4, Jay
Billory 1st Baptist of
Holley-Navarre, Highway
87 North Holley
Blackwater Baptist,
11689 Munson
Highway, Milton
Calvary Baptist,
Highway 89,
Allentown
Cora Baptist, 12953
Highway 197, Jay
East Side Baptist, 4884
Ward Basin Road,
Milton
Ferris Hill Baptist, 6848
Chaffin St., Milton
First Bagdad Baptist,
4529 Forsyth St.,
Bagdad
First Baptist of Garcon
Point, 1780 Garcon
Point Road, Milton
First Baptist of Milton,
6797 Caroline St.,
Milton
Florida Baptist
Convention, 3418
Ashmore Lane, Pace
Floridatown Baptist,
3851 Diamond St.,
Pace
Harold First Baptist,
10585 Good Range
Drive, Milton
Harmony Ridge Baptist,
5536 Highway 90 W,
Pace
Hickory Hammock
Baptist, Hickory
Hammock Road, E.
Milton
Immanuel Baptist, 4187
Highway 90, Pace
James Street Baptist,
6658 James St., Milton
Jay First Baptist, 214 S.
Alabama St., Jay
Living Truth Church
(Contemporary),
Meeting at S.S. Dixon
Intermediate School,
Pace
Mount Calvary So.
Baptist, 4636 Highway


90, Pace
New Bethel Baptist,
10995 Chumuckla


Church


Highway, Jay
New Life Baptist, 6380
Bayberry St., Milton
Mount Pleasant Baptist,
6151 Dogwood Drive,
Milton
Olivet Baptist, 5240
Dogwood Drive,
Milton
Pine Level Baptist, 3300
Pine Level Church
Road, Jay
Pine Terrace Baptist,
6212 Pine Blossom
Road, Milton
Pleasant Home Baptist,
8500 Pleasant Home,
Munson
Santa Rosa Baptist
Asso., 6820 Highway 87
North Milton,
Spring Hill Baptist
Church, 9214 Munson
Highway, Milton
Wallace Baptist Church,
6601 Chumuckla
Highway
Woodbine Baptist
Church, 4912 Woodbine
Road, Pace

Baptist -
Missionary
Mt. Bethel Baptist, 175
Limit St., Milton
New Macedonia
Baptist Church, 4751
Chumuckla Highway,
Pace
New Providence
Missionary Baptist, 4175
Popcorn Road, Milton
First Missionary Baptist
Church, 3949 Pace
Road, Pace

Catholic
St. Rose of Lima Catholic
Church, 6457 Park Ave.
S.W Milton

Charismatic
Shepherd House
Ministries, 5739 Stewart
St., Milton
New Hope Community
Church, Meeting at
Russel Center at
Locklin Tech, Berry
Hill, Milton

Church of Christ
Bagdad Church of Christ,
4413 Garcon Point
Highway, Bagdad
Berryhill Church of
Christ, 3679 Berryhill
Road, Pace
Jay Church of Christ, E.
Highway 4, Jay
Margaret Street Church
of Christ, 6745 Margaret
St., Milton
McLellan Church
of Christ, Munson
Highway, Milton
Susan St. Church of
Christ, 600 Susan St.,
Milton


West Milton Church of
Christ, 5300 Highway
90, Pace
Pea Ridge Church of
Christ, 4400 Bell Lane,
Pea Ridge

Church of God
in Christ
Ferris Hill Church of
God in Christ, 909 N.
Alabama St., Milton
World Church of God,
Milton Worship
Center, 5177 Stewart
St., Milton
Church of God in Christ,
5887 N. Stewart St.,
Milton
Community Chapel
Church of God (of
Anderson), 4300 Pace
Lane, south of
Walmart

Church of God
Covenant Church of God,
4645 School Lane,
Pace
Church of God of
Prophecy, 600 Glover
Lane, Milton

Community of Christ
Community of Christ,
6656 Raymond Hobbs
St., Milton

Church of Jesus
Christ
of Latter-day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints, 5737
Berryhill Road,
Milton
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints, 2828
Harvest Road, Jay
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints,
1753 Sea Lark Lane,
Navarre

Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, 6842 Oak St.
Milton

Full gospel
Milton Victory
Ministries, 7235 E.
Highway 90, Milton
Living Faith Church,
7400 Reformation
Road, Milton
True Grace Fellowship
Church, 5178 Willard
Norris Road, Milton

Holiness
Hollandtown Holiness
Church, 1851 Pineview
Church Road, Jay.
Contact: Hansel
Prescott, 675-4346.
Cobbtown Holiness,


Celebrate with us!
Sunday School 10:15 a.m.
Morning Worship 9:00 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 Ronnie Bearden, Pastor


PACE COMMUNITY CHURCH

A Place for You to Belong

Service Starts at 9:30 a.m.
Non-denominational
4310 North Spencer Field Rd., Pace
994-4310

PaceCommunityChurch.com


Saturday, January 7, 2012


4700 Greenwood
Road, Jay

Independent
Grace Bible Church, 6331
Chestnut St., Milton
World Alive Church,
4200 Ebenezer
Church Road, Jay

Interdenominational
Ken Sumerall Ministries,
4901 Forest Creek
Drive, Pace

Jehovah's Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses
Milton congregation, 5696
Berryhill Road, Milton

Lutheran
Eternal Trinity Lutheran
Church, 6076 Old
Bagdad Highway,
Milton

Methodist
Christ United Methodist
Church, 5983 Dogwood
Drive, Milton
Chumuckla Community
Church, 8008 Chumuckla
Highway, Pace
1st United Methodist
Church of Pace, 4540
Chumuckla Highway,
Pace
Woodbine United
Methodist Church, 5200
Woodbine, Pace
Bagdad United Methodist
Church, 4540 Forsyth
St., Bagdad
First United Methodist
Church, 6830 Berryhill
Road, Milton
Jay United Methodist
Church, 300 S. Alabama
St., Jay
Mae Edwards Memorial
United Methodist Church,
5052 Mulat Road,
Milton
Pineview United
Methodist Church, 1400
Pineview Church
Road, Jay
Wesley Memorial United
Methodist Church, 4701
School Lane, Pace
Woodbine United
Methodist Church, 5200
Woodbine Road, Pace

Nazarene
New Faith Church of
Nazarene, 5162 Avenida
del Fuego, Pace

Non-denominational
Christian Life Church,
4401 Avalon Blvd.,
Milton
Church of the Living
God, 3375 Garcon Pt.,
Milton
New Hope Community


Church, Locklin Tech,
Berryhill, Milton
New Testament Church,
5277 Glover Lane,
Milton
Shepherd House
Ministries, 5739 N.
Stewart St., Milton
Word Alive Christian
Church, 5707 Stewart
St., Milton
West Milton Church of
Christ, 5300 Highway
90, Pace

Pentecostal
Gospel Lighthouse
Church, 10001
Chumuckla Highway,
Pace
United Pentecostal
Church of Berrydale, 7580
Highway 4, Jay

Pentecostal -
Holiness
Mount Zion Pentecostal
Holiness Church, 5532
Osceola St., Milton
Chumuckla Pentecostal
Holiness Church, 2841
Highway 182, Jay
New Vision Worship
Center, 5573 Stewart
St., Milton
Roeville Holiness
Church, 6648 Munson
Highway, Milton
Cobbtown Holiness
Church, 4700 Greenwood
Road (Highway 164),
Jay

Presbyterian PCA
Westminster
Presbyterian Church PCA,
6659 Park Ave., Milton

Presbyterian USA
First Presbyterian Church
of Milton, 5206 Elmira
St., Milton
Pace Presbyterian
Church, 4587 Woodbine
Road, Pace

Primitive Baptist
Mt. Zion Primitive
Baptist Church, 6930
Chaffin St., Milton

Seventh-Day
Adventist
Milton Seventh-Day
Adventist Church, 5288
Berryhill Road, Milton

United Pentecostal
First Pentecostal Church
of Bagdad, 4636 Forsyth
St., Bagdad

Vineyard
Bay Area Vineyard
Church, 5163 Dogwood
Drive, Milton


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

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


'Praise be to God, the Lord of all the Worlds'


Baha'i' Faith
Devotionals
Wednesday and Fridays
7 pm Milton
623-5315 396-7959


http:llemeraldcoastbahais.org/


*






A6 I Santa Rosa's Press Gazette


Local


Saturday, January 7, 2012


GPS triggers several charges against Pace man


By Bill Gamblin
news@srpressgazette.com

A Pace man was arrest-
ed on a conditional release
violation after the tamper
alarm went off on his global
positioning system.
Daniel Lee Hicks, 26,
of Pace was arrested and
charged with a conditional
release violation on Dec. 28
after officers observed he
was not residing in Santa
Rosa County.
According to Hicks' ar-
rest report, investigator
Edward Vincent contacted


him regarding a
GPS monitoring
violation.
Hicks informed
Vincent he was
working and could
come in around
4 p.m. on Dec. 28.
Shortly after the DANI
conversation, Hicks HIK
started contacting Detec-
tive Burris, who stated
Hicks went from being
scared to irate over a short
timespan that included sev-
eral calls.
Before Hicks was ex-
pected at the GPS office,


his strap tamper
alarm went off at
1:58 p.m.
After officers
directed him to
come to the sher-
iff's office, the GPS
EL LEE equipment stopped
working and Hicks
IKS hung up on Detec-
tive Brooks.
Hicks contacted Brooks
and told him he was on
Ward Basin Road and
would be at the Santa Rosa
County Sheriff's Office in 10
minutes since he knew he
was going to jail and had to


take care of some personal
business.
According to the report,
Hicks did not show up.
Around 4:33 p.m., Hicks'
GPS equipment reported a
new series of positions in-
cluding historical activity
and that he was nowhere
near nor had he been near
Ward Basin Road.
As of 5:30 p.m., Hicks
had not reported to the
Santa Rosa County Sher-
iff's Office or contacted
them and was in violation
of conditions of his release
for failing to comply with


GPS officers or not allow-
ing them to inspect the
ankle monitor.
Efforts to locate Hicks
were unsuccessful and a
warrant was issued for his
arrest, which occurred on
Dec. 30.
Hicks was also served
warrants for his arrest in-
volving a series of burglar-
ies on Dec. 25 and Dec. 26
on Indian Hills Drive, Abl
Avenue, Sussex Lane, Ar-
gyle Drive, Copperhead
Circle and Riverview
Place. These locations are
in subdivisions off Wood-


bine Road.
In the eight burglaries
being investigated by the
Santa Rosa County Sher-
iff's Office, he was charge
with 11 counts of burglary
of unoccupied conveyance
unarmed, three counts of
larceny grand theft $300
less than $5,000, four counts
of larceny petit theft first
degree $100 less than $300,
and two counts damage
property criminal mischief
over $200 under $1,000.
Hicks remains in the
Santa Rosa County Jail
without bond.


SCHOOLS from page Al


found in the graduation
rate of most of the district's
schools and that all high
schools improved in the
high school acceleration
participation indicating
more students are not only
participating in Advanced
Placement and dual enroll-
ment courses, but also are
excelling in these classes
as well.
Last year, Milton led the
way as five high schools
in the county received As,
while Central received a B.
Milton showed signifi-
cant improvement, as it
went from a D school in
2009 to an A in 2010.
This year the gradua-
tion rates of those at-risk
students was the biggest
issue when the grades
were announced as Santa
Rosa County Schools were
aware of the penalties for
the learning gains in read-
ing, which befell Jay, Cen-
tral, and Gulf Breeze.
"Last year our gradu-
ation rates for at risk stu-
dents were 88 percent at


Milton and 80 percent at
Pace and Navarre," said
Bill Emerson, Assistant
Superintendent of Instruc-
tion with the Santa Rosa
County School District.
"This year those numbers
fell to 69-percent at Milton,


68-percent at Pace, and 72- second year."
percent at Navarre. Wyrosdick and Emerson
"I will bear part of the pointed out the schools will
responsibility for this as focus heavily on the low-
we far exceeded the per- est 25 percent of students
centage in year one and we based on the FCAT and to
might not have emphasized make sure there is ade-
the importance on this the quate progress of students


)-fa.e Y -{ealdK%~ Ynev 2ear


Joyce Nichols,
A.R.N.P.


rA











Joshua Davis, M.D.
Family Medicine


Family Medicine
Same Day Appointments
Acute Walk-In Care

Hours:
Weekdays 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

30+ Years Experience
in Pace

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS


Pat Hill,
A.R.N.P.


BAPIS 374Hw.90 Pceo5.99.4244


who are identified as "at-
risk."
Emerson pointed out
that one or two at risk stu-
dents at schools the size of
Milton, Pace, Navarre, or
Gulf Breeze might not be
as significant in the grade,
but it can be costly to the
smaller schools like Jay
and Central.
"What is done with this
data is as important as the
grade itself. Schools will im-
mediately examine servic-
es provided to students and
make certain that curricu-
lum needs are met so we
can continue the excellent
performance and shore up
areas we need to improve,"
Wyrosdick said. "I am ex-
cited to see the continued
high stakes performance
of our high schools. Each
is committed to providing
an excellent education and
supporting our students as
they prepare for the world
of work or post-secondary
education."
Statewide, 78 percent
of Florida's high schools
received either an A or B,
which is up from the 71 per-
cent last year.
These grades are based


NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT, UPDATE OR CORRECT POLICY OF SCHOOL BOARD FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
The Santa Rosa County District School Board, acting through the superintendent of schools, hereby gives notice of its intent to enact, update or correct School Board Policy.
A complete version of each policy being effected is available at the main School Board office located at 5086 Canal Street in Milton between the hours of 7:30 am and 4 pm.
Monday Friday excluding holidays.
POLICY SUMMARY Specific Authority Estimate of
NUMBER Specific Statutory Authority Costs
2.28 Schedule for Legal Advertisements revises III. based on revision to 1011.03, FS; revision recommended -0-
3.18 School Calendar adds citation, 6A-1.045111, FAC; adopted 05/03/10; revision recommended -0-
3.22 Opening and Closing of Schools adds citation, 6A-1.045111, FAC; adopted 05/03/10; revision recommended -0-
3.701 Visitor Identification Measure adds II. adds citation 856.022, FS; reformats policy; revision recommended -0-
4.14 Adult Education adds II. regarding fee schedule; revision recommended -0-
4.22 Educational Media Materials Selection Adds II D. dealing with on-line media. Submitted by C.Carnley, Dir.MS, for revisons. -0-
4.71 Participation of Home Ed & Private revises title of policy; adds II. regarding participation of private school students in -0-
School Students in X-curricular Activities athletics; revision recommended
5.18 Children of Military Families implements the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children; -0-
5.341 Use of Time Out, Seclusion and Physical adds IX.D. consistent with revision of 1003.573, FS; deletes 6A-1.0404, FAC rule -0-
Restraint for Students with Disabilities repealed 10/25/10; revision recommended
5.810 Drug and Alcohol Testing of Student Changes reference to procedure from Student Health Services Manual to Student -0-
Athletes Code of Conduct. Correction submitted by R. Mason, Std.Svcs.
6.10 Employment of Personnel adds citation 1012.335, FS; new statute 2011; revision recommended -0-
6.18 Contracts: Instructional and revises I.A.1. and adds I.A.2. based on creation of 1012.335, FS; adds citation -0-
Administrative Personnel 1012.335, FS; revision necessary
6.37 Suspension and Dismissal revises IV. consistent with 1012.33, FS; FS; adds citation 1012.335, FS new -0-
2011; revision necessary
6.40 Assessment of Employees revises II. and IV. based on revision to 1012.34, FS; reformats policy; recom. -0-
6.91 Salary Schedules replaces II. due to the revision of 1012.22, FS; adds citation 1012.27, FS; necess. -0-
7.10 School Budget System adds IV. regarding posting budgets on district website based on revision to 1011.03, -0-
FS and creation of 1011.035, FS; reformats policy; revision recommended
7.20 Accounting and Control Procedures adds III. regarding adherence to GASB No. 54; revision recommended -0-
7.33 Petty Cash Funds/Change Funds deletes 6A-1.057, FAC rule repealed 11/26/08; reformats policy; citation correction -0-
7.65 Antifraud adds citation 1001.421, FS; new statute 2011; revision recommended -0-
7.70 Purchasing and Bidding adds citation 1001.421, FS; new statute 2011; revision recommended -0-
8.60 Telecommunication Plan and Electronic adds IV.H. regarding sexting; HB 75 created unnumbered section of Florida Statutes -0-
Communication Use that becomes effective 10/01/11;revision recommended;
9.85 Community Service Revises eligible scholarship programs and deletes reference to number of required -0-
hours. Submitted by M.Darby, Std.Svcs.
The text of the proposed policy changes may be obtained without cost from the office of the Superintendent of Schools. Adoption of these proposed policies is anticipated to
be considered at the regular School Board meeting on January 26, 2012 at 6:30 pm in the board room at 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL. Pursuant to the provisions of the
Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodation to participate in this hearing is asked to advise the agency at least 48 hours in advance by
contacting the board's secretary at (850) 983-5010. Any person substantially affected by the proposed policy(s) who wishes to challenge the validity must file a petition with
the board's secretary (12 copies) in conformity with section 120.56, 2007 Florida Statues, not later than 10 days prior to the meeting of the board, as set forth above. The
hearing is open to the public.


Timothy S. Wyrosdick, Superintendent of Schools
Santa Rosa County, Florida


on the high school grading
formula that was used for
the first time in the 2009-10
school year.
"It's great to see more
of Florida's high schools
trending upward," said
Gov Rick Scott. "Educa-
tion is critical to improving
lives, preparing students
for a job and attracting em-
ployers."
Statewide, the greatest
average increase in high
school grade component
points earned in 2010-11
was for student perfor-
mance on accelerated
coursework measured by
AP, IB, AICE and industry
certification examinations,
as well as dual enrollment
courses.
"I want to commend
Florida's students, teach-
ers and school leaders for
their hard work in helping
students achieve academi-
cally," said Education Com-
missioner Gerard Robin-
son.
"Florida's strategy of
raising expectations and
expanding opportunities
for academic growth con-
tinues to yield success-
ful outcomes for our high
school students. The $1
billion in education fund-
ing proposed by Governor
Scott would give school dis-
tricts additional resources
to help students perform at
even higher levels."
Of Florida's 474 graded
public high schools (includ-
ing combination schools
serving high school grade
levels) earning "A" through
"F" grades for the 2010-11
school year:
147 earned an "A" (31
percent), compared to 145
schools (31 percent) last
year.
224 earned a "B" (47
percent), compared to 188
schools (40 percent) last
year.
72 earned a "C" (15
percent), compared to 69
schools (15 percent) last
year.
25 earned a "D" (5
percent), compared to 57
schools (12 percent) last
year.
6 earned an "F" (1
percent), compared to 11
schools (2 percent) last
year.
The expanded high
school grading system,
first used for the 2009-10
school year, focuses on a
broader set of student out-
comes, including gradua-
tion rates and student par-
ticipation and performance
in advanced coursework.
The high school grade is
earned based on two major
elements: 50 percent from
the performance of each
school's students on the
FCAT, and 50 percent from
factors that include the fol-
lowing:
The school's gradua-
tion rate.
The performance and
participation of students in
Advanced Placement (AP),
International Baccalaure-
ate (IB), Dual Enrollment,
Advanced International
Certificate of Education
(AICE), and industry certi-
fication.
The postsecondary
readiness of high-achiev-
ing students as measured
by the SAT, ACT, or College
Placement Test (CPT).
The high school grad-
uation rate of at-risk stu-
dents.


* *


~YI


I





Saturday, January 7, 2012


Local


Santa Rosa's Press Gazette I A7


Tide REPORT


Pensacola Bay


East Bay


Blackwater River


Navarre Beach


Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
6:04 AM CST Moonset
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
8:27 AM CST Low tide -0.73 Feet
4:46 PM CST Moonrise
5:04 PM CST Sunset
10:01 PM CST High tide 1.28 Feet
Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
1:32 AM CST Eill Moon
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
6:49 AM CST Moonset
8:58 AM CST Low tide -0.72 Feet
5:05 PM CST Sunset
5:46 PM CST Moonrise
10:40 PM CST High tide 1.23 Feet
Tuesday, Jan.10, 2012
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
7:31 AM CST Moonset
9:25 AM CST Low tide -0.66 Feet
5:05 PM CST Sunset
6:47 PM CST Moonrise
11:21 PM CST High tide 1.12 Feet
Wednesday, Jan.11, 2012
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
8:10 AM CST Moonset
9:46 AM CST Low tide -0.53 Feet
5:06 PM CST Sunset
7:49 PM CST Moonrise


Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
6:03 AM CST Moonset
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
9:43 AM CST Low tide -0.87 Feet
4:45 PM CST Moonrise
5:03 PM CST Sunset
10:44 PM CST High tide 1.54 Feet
Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
1:32 AM CST Eill Moon
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
6:49 AM CST Moonset
10:16 AM CST Low tide -0.87 Feet
5:03 PM CST Sunset
5:45 PM CST Moonrise
11:25 PM CST High tide 1.48 Feet
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
7:30 AM CST Moonset
10:43 AM CST Low tide -0.79 Feet
5:04 PM CST Sunset
6:46 PM CST Moonrise
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
12:06 AM CST High tide 1.34 Feet
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
8:09 AM CST Moonset
11:04 AM CST Low tide -0.64 Feet
5:05 PM CST Sunset
7:48 PM CST Moonrise


Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
6:04 AM CST Moonset
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
10:13 AM CST Low tide -0.87 Feet
4:45 PM CST Moonrise
5:03 PM CST Sunset
11:40 PM CST High tide 1.54 Feet
Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
1:32 AM CST Eill Moon
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
6:49 AM CST Moonset
10:46 AM CST Low tide -0.87 Feet
5:03 PM CST Sunset
5:45 PM CST Moonrise
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
12:21 AM CST High tide 1.48 Feet
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
7:31 AM CST Moonset
11:13 AM CST Low tide -0.79 Feet
5:04 PM CST Sunset
6:46 PM CST Moonrise
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
1:02 AM CST High tide 1.34 Feet
6:46 AM CST Sunrise
8:10 AM CST Moonset
11:34 AM CST Low tide -0.64 Feet
5:05 PM CST Sunset
7:48 PM CST Moonrise


Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
5:55 AM CST Low tide -0.53 Feet
6:03 AM CST Moonset
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
4:44 PM CST Moonrise
5:02 PM CST Sunset
7:37 PM CST High tide 1.25 Feet
Monday, Jan. 9, 2012
1:32 AM CST Eill Moon
6:26 AM CST Low tide -0.51 Feet
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
6:48 AM CST Moonset
5:03 PM CST Sunset
5:45 PM CST Moonrise
8:14 PM CST High tide 1.23 Feet
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
6:49 AM CST Low tide -0.43 Feet
7:30 AM CST Moonset
5:04 PM CST Sunset
6:46 PM CST Moonrise
8:45 PM CST High tide 1.16 Feet
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012
6:32 AM CST Low tide -0.30 Feet
6:45 AM CST Sunrise
8:09 AM CST Moonset
5:05 PM CST Sunset
7:48 PM CST Moonrise
9:14 PM CST High tide 1.03 Feet


= a-- Business Network

mmm m mInternational





Tri cities chapter meets
every Thursday at 7am
at Oops Alley
3721 Hwy. 90, Pace, Florida 32571
Any questions contact
Debbie Coon at

393-3666
www.tricitiesbni.com




A New Year, a New You


Lose Weight

SafSlim As seen on Dr. Oz. Up to 9.4% belly fat loss
according to a 16-week Ohio State University study.
Available in delicious Berry or Tangerine flavor.

3-Day Diet Cleanse Jumpstart your weight loss,
supercharge your energy level and flush away toxins and
waste. Berry Energize liquid in the morning and Citrus
Eliminate liquid at night.
Fat & Sugar Detox Boost metabolism of fats and sugars
with a detoxifying blend of 29 whole herbs.

Quit Smoking!

Smokers' Cleanse 3-part herbal internal cleanse to help
reduce your desire to smoke.

Stop-it Smoking 2-part homeopathic to reduce tobacco
cravings, calm nervous tension, relieve irritability and detoxify.

Angel Hill, Ph.D. is now conducting
Natural Health Assessments.






ALTERNATIVE HEALTH

FOOD STORE '--

"Where educated natural health choices are made."

Jimmie D. Hill, Ph.D., Natural Health Consultant
Angel Hill, Ph.D., Natural Health Consultant
Dennis Reynolds, M.Ed., Herbal Information Specialist
DeAnn Hammond: Natural Health Advisor
5533 Hwy. 90 Pea Ridge 994-3606
Mon.-Fri.: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sat.: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Ir Find us on
Facebook
*


Help Restore the Gulf
Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Draft Phase I Early Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment
PUBLIC MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
I,-, .I.I , ,, I .- I Ir I L r- I l., l 1, 1 I' ,I I II ,l ,, l ,. l,-, I. .

1,,- h .. i r ,,l',, ., ,, -.., ,. 1 I',, -,d,,, .,- l',,-, ,- ,,- s h ,,l ',l I .- l
FLORIDA PUBLIC MEETINGS
Jn. I I 01 : 5 U 00 PIl OllI-i.. ,:_., E1i.-rI.J :..-:I ... 1.hh-h7 ,-l lIr
7 U0 9 U0 PI I I_ 1- 0 I hr l ,l'.: iIIr.,. Pk *,E
J :.. 1 :u 6 00 7 00 P I 0 ,- I.:.. I.I. .:.I vv FL ,.:..lr i..:- .lr
7 00 -900PI II 1 T I _l" 1 1000 1.,, rrl, P ,rk ,

To learn more aboul Early Reslorallon. reviei,,i and comment on Ihe dra[l plan. visil
i,,",Al-.gulIspillrestoralion.noaa.gov or i,-,",A-.dep.slale.fl.usideepi,, alerhorlzon. For more information by
phone. please conlacl. Krislin Lock. Florida Departlment of Environmental Proleclion. 850.245.2112. or
rianciann Regalado. Dept. of Ihe Inlerior. 678.296.6805.


EXPRIECEOUANTRUS


DeRamus

Hearing Aid Centers












SPORTS


A
Section


Saturday, January 7, 2012 w w w. sr p r e s s g az e t t e. com Page 8

V.


Pace nets win ,-
0 0-



while Milton ties



By Bill Gamnblin
,1 I [ 1[ l -I t't i( Iil

Pace got 2012 off to a strong start on Tuesday
by defeating Escambia County 5-1 at Escambia
High.
Jacob Breland recorded a hat trick for the Pa-
triots who improved to 7-4 on the season, while
Chandler Castleman finished the games with two
goals.
Ryan Santoso finished the game with five saves.-.
in the win.
At Milton High School, the Panthers battled the
Washington High Wildcats to a 1-1 tie.
After a scoreless first half, Carby Lohr scored
for the Panthers in the first 10 minutes of the sec-
ond half. The Panthers are now 5-7-2 on the sea- Photos by BILL GAMBLIN I Press Gazette
sonMilton goalie Quinton Dobbs finished the game Top, Milton defender Avery McNeal tries to slow down a
with six saves. Washington High attack in the first half of Tuesday's game at
In girls soccer action on Monday, Gulf Breeze Milton High School.
shut out Milton 4-0 on Monday night. Top left, Milton's Austin Fryer disrupts a Washington High attack
Jenna Wade recorded 10 saves in the loss for near midfield on Tuesday night at Milton High School.
Milton who fell to 7-10 on the season. Bottom left, Milton goalie Quinton Dobbs looks down for an
Caroline Gibble, Hannah Rodgers, Laura Har- open teammate in Milton's 1-1 tie at home on Tuesday against
pole and Sam Welsh all scored goals for Lady Washington High School.
Dolphins.


TEEN BAGS DEER ON FIRST HUNT


SPECIAL TO THE PRESS GAZETTE
Alex Cummings, 13 of Milton, took his first buck on Jan. 1. Cummings was
using a 284-caliber Browning rifle when he bagged his first deer while
hunting with his Aunt Misty Watkins in Alabama. The eight-point buck
weighed in at 211 pounds. Cummings attends King Middle School and now
proclaims hunting as one of his favorite activities along with football, baseball
and fishing.


BIG NIGHT FOR BOWLING


PHOTO SPECIAL TO THE
PRESS GAZETTE
Ken Green
bowled a 279
game with 1 1
strikes in a row on
Oct. 13, 2011.
Christian La
Jaimie presented
him with his
USBC bronze
statue for this
accomplishment.


Gospel Projects
Baseball Registration
Registration for Tee
Ball, Girls Fast-Pitch
Softball, and Boy's
Baseball will begin Jan.
17. You can register at
Santa Rosa Christian
School from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m. Monday Friday and
from 9 a.m. to noon on
Saturday. Gospel Projects
Youth Athletic Club
provides programs for
children ages 3-and-a-half
to 14 and beginning this
spring will be affiliated
with USSSA Recreation
play.
If you would like


SPORTS SIDELINE
more information or are
interested in coaching,
umpiring or sponsoring
a team, contact Tod
Brainard at 623-4671.
All returning players
from last year must
register this year. GPYAC
reserves the right to
close registration in any
league prior to the Feb.
18 deadline if numbers
dictate.

Pace High School
Patriot Alumni Day
Pace High School will
host its fourth annual
Patriot Alumni Day and
30-inning game on Feb.


4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at the Pace High School
Baseball Stadium. There
will be an alumni home
run derby, 30 innings of
baseball, and home run
derby for the kids with
prizes. Admission is $5
for ages 13 and up, while
Pace students are free
with a Student ID

Patriot Yard Sale
Pace High Baseball
Booster's will have a
yard sale Saturday, Feb.
4, starting at 8 a.m. until
everything is gone. The
sale will be at the left field
entrance to the ballpark.


Hoops heat up 2012


By Bill Gamblin
sports@srpressgazette.com
Milton High School is
continuing the roll it started
in Panama City at the Mar-
lin Holiday Invitation and
stopped one of the teams
it needed to Tuesday in a
critical district match-up at
home.
The Panthers (10-3; 6-1 in
District 1-6A) stopped Pine
Forest 59-48 at home.
Milton trailed at one point
8-4 in the first quarter before
going on an 11-2 run to take
control of the game.
Haylen Washington led
Milton with 22 points in
the win while Isaiah Jones
added 13 as the Panthers
front line dominated despite
Jones picking up his third
personal foul in the second
quarter.
Milton would lead at in-
termission 22-19 and contin-
ue that momentum to lead
43-30 heading into the fourth
quarter.
Jay also got a key district
win by beating Baker 45-43
at home.
The Royals lead at inter-
mission 17-12 and used a 15-
7 third quarter run to build
a 13-point lead the Gators


could not overcome.
Eric Trevino led Jay
with 17 points as the Roy-
als improved to 6-4 on the
year while Tyler Prescott
grabbed 11 rebounds to go
with his eight points.
Pace traveled to Pen-
sacola High and lost to the
Tigers 44-26.
The Tigers put the game
away with an 11-2 run after
halftime.
Deon Nelson led Pace
with 14 points.
Also in Pensacola on
Tuesday were Central Jag-
uars.
The Jags visited Pen-
sacola Catholic where they
dropped at 66-55 contest.
Central made a late
charge in the fourth quarter
by outscoring the Crusaders
23-9, but could not get any
closer.
Nick Waters led Central
with 22 points while Gavin
Richardson chipped in 17.
In girls action, Jay de-
feated Pensacola Catholic at
home on Tuesday 38-25.
The Lady Royals jumped
out to a 10-0 lead and never
looked back as they extend-
ed its advantage to 21-4 by
halftime.
Hillary Hendricks led Jay


with 16 points while Becca
Calloway added 12 in the win
as Jay improved to 9-5 this
season.
On Monday Jay defeated
Northview 33-28 in Century.
Tessa Hendricks led the
way with 17 points.
Central put up a
game battle against
Baker at home Tuesday
before falling 44-34.
The Lady Jags (7-7) kept
the game close in the first
half as they trailed 7-6 at the
end of the first quarter and
kept it close at halftime as
the Lady Gators led 19-15.
Baker put the game away
in the fourth quarter out-
scoring Central 20-13.
Makayla Simmons led
Central with 17 points while
Sarah Forsythe added 13.
On Monday the Lady
Jags dropped another close
one to Gulf Breeze 44-42.
Forsythe score 18 while
Simmons added 14 in the
loss.
Pace fell to Pensacola
High 68-25 on Tuesday in
Pensacola.
The Lady Tigers jumped
out to a 21-4 lead and never
looked back.
Rachel Moorer scored
six points to lead Pace, while
Taron Bright added four.


*








LIFESTYLE


B
Section


Saturday, January 7, 2012 w w w.srpressgazette.com Page B1


IC67


I; -


III


BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
1998 Tennessee over Florida State 23-16
1999 Florida State over Virginia Tech 46-29
2000 Oklahoma over Florida State 13-2
2001 -Miami over Nebraska
2002 Ohio State over Miami
2003 LSU over Oklahoma
2004 USC over Oklahoma 55-19*
2005 -Texas over USC 41-38
2006 Florida over Ohio State 41-14
2007 LSU over Ohio State 38-24
2008 Florida over Oklahoma 24-14
2009 Alabama over Texas 37-21
2010 Auburn over Oregon 22-19


*title was vacated


Flu" '


af~l


S Lout Unv* 1 CVbt
.1.,. -,1, u ",;<- ';:
1 .,2 ..--:--- -1 .---- .- "


\17_
-- _7 ,,- '"I
o *;, .: SU
I- --t .-'IH L "- ;' "


*


---_',..,,.I.. ~....._


- '"-;.;::.: --


I3av I
YR iq


I#f






B2 I Santa Rosa's Press Gazette


Local


Saturday, January 7, 2012


Community EVENTS


City of Milton
meetings
Milton's Technology
Committee will meet Jan.
9 at 8 a.m. in Conference
Room B at Milton City
Hall.
*The City of Milton
Administration Committee
will meet Thursday, Jan 9
at 10 a.m. in Conference
Room B of City Hall.
*Milton City Council
will meet in regular
session on Jan. 10 at 5 p.m.
in the Council Chambers.
*Local Board for
Emergency Food and
Shelter Rinding will meet
on Jan. 12 at 2 p.m. in
Conference Room B at
Milton City Hall.
*Milton's Public Works
Committee will meet on
Thursday, Jan. 16 at 8 a.m.
in Conference Room B of
City Hall.
*The Milton Finance
Committee will meet Jan.
19 at 10 a.m. in Conference
Room B at Milton City
Hall.
*The City of Milton
Ordinance Review
Committee will meet on
Thursday, January 19, at 8
a.m. in Conference Room
B at Milton City Hall.
*The City of Milton
Parks and Recreation
Committee will meet on
Monday, Jan. 23 at 8:30
a.m. in Conference Room
B of City Hall.
*Milton's Benevolent
Cemetery Board will meet
on Monday, Jan. 23 at 3
p.m. in Conference Room
B of City Hall.
For more information,
contact the city manager's
office at 983-5411. All
meetings are open to the
public.

Free Christmas Tree
Mulch Now Available
Many people in Santa
Rosa recycled their
Christmas trees this year
and they have now been


ground and the mulch is
available on a first come,
first serve basis at the
Green-Up Nursery at 6758
Park Avenue in Milton.
The mulch is located in
the parking lot, and people
must bring their own
trailer, container or pick-up
to get it along with a shovel
or pitch fork to load with.
For more information,
please call the Santa Rosa
Clean Community System
at 623-1930 or visit www.
srclean.org.

Computer crime
and Internet Safety
workshop
Dixon Primary School
is hosting an important
parent workshop and
extending the invitation
to parents from their
feeder school of Dixon
Intermediate. Santa
Rosa County Sheriff's
Det. Melissa Spratt will
be educating parents on
computer crimes and
providing tips on internet
safety for children. The
workshop will be held at
Dixon Primary School
cafeteria on Tuesday, Jan.
10 at 6 p.m. Contact Stacey
Lowe, Guidance Counselor
at Dixon Primary School
at 995-3660 ext. 5 with any
questions. Because of the
content of this workshop, it
is available to adults only.


Milton Great Books
Dinner and
Discussion Club
Saturday, Jan. 14 the
Milton Great Books Dinner
and Discussion Club will
discuss a short story by
Noble Prize in Literature
winner, Nadine Gordimer.
The setting is South Africa
and the meal will feature
South African cooking.
Call Connie O'Connor 564
0498 for directions to 5736
Zinnia in Milton.


Autism Pensacola
announces Kids for
Camp application
period
On Jan. 17 at 6 p.m.,
Autism Pensacola(API)
will host an informational
meeting to begin the
2012 application period
for Kids for Camp. This
meeting will be held at the
Pollak Training Center
of Arc Gateway, 1000 E.
Fairfield in Pensacola at
the corner of 10th and
Fairfield. Childcare is
available for children of
all ages, including teens
and young adults, with
reservations. Please
email reservations
autismpensacola.org with
the subject line January
meeting childcare no
later than January 14th
to reserve a spot. Kids
for Camp is a 6 week
summer learning lab
for children with autism
and their friends ages
3-22. This day camp is
held in partnership with
Escambia County schools,
Sacred Heart Autism
Training Center, UWF
and other area agencies.
Applications for camp will
be available at the meeting
or online after Jan 17. All
applications are due
Feb. 21.
For more information
please contact API at
434-7171 or Susan Byram,
Executive Director, at 450-
0656.


Dogwood Circle,
Milton Garden Club
Soup and Salad Friday
The Dogwood Circle,
Milton Garden Club will
host its 20th Annual Soup
and Salad on Jan. 13 from
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 5256
Alabama St. in Milton.
The Circle's cooks are
making their tasty soups,
Traditional Potato Cheese,


Chili, Chicken Tortilla, and
Minestrone served with a
crisp salad, tea/coffee and
homemade desserts. You
and your friends will enjoy
this lunch so don't miss it
as it happens once a year.
There will be lots of door
prizes, which are given
away to the lucky drawn
ticket numbers. The cost
is, $7 adults, $3.50 children
ages 3-12 and under 3
eat free. Take-out orders
available for you to pickup,
just call 626-2003.

English as a Second
Language Classes
Santa Rosa Adult
School is offering English
as a Second Language
(ESOL) classes to aid the
growing population of non-
native English speakers
in the area. Classes will
provide life skills that are
needed in reading, writing,
and speaking English.
The program's goal is to
help students function
effectively in their daily
routines.
Classes are $30 per
term with proof of Florida
residency for the last 12
months. The classes are
$120 per term without
proof of residency. Classes
are from 8:30 11:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Wednesdays,
and Thursdays. The next
term begins January 23,
2012. However, students
may enroll at any time
during the term.
All classes will be held
at the Adult Learning
Center, 6751 Berryhill
Street, Milton. For more
information, call 983-5165
or 983-5710.

Electronics Recycling
in Santa Rosa County
On Jan. 21, the Santa
Rosa Clean Community
System will host
Electronics Recycling at
Navarre Park on Highway
98 in Navarre. The event
will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
All electronic items will
be accepted, with a $10


charge for televisions and
$3 charge for computer
monitors. The charge
is because of the toxic
materials in those two
items. E-Covery will
collect and dispose of the
items, recycling nearly
everything and disposing
of anything toxic in the
proper way.
For more information,
please contact the Santa
Rosa Clean Community
System at 623-1930 or visit
our web site www.srclean.
org.

Florida's District
One Local Emergency
Planning Committee
(LEPC) Meeting
The District One Local
Emergency Planning
Committee will hold its
next meeting on Jan. 25,
2012 at 10 a.m. at the Santa
Rosa County Emergency
Operations Center on Pine
Forest Road in Milton.
At this meeting, the
LEPC will meet to discuss
regional hazardous
materials planning and
training issues for the
seven counties that
compose District 1, which
are Escambia, Santa Rosa,
Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes,
Washington and Bay
counties. Agenda items
include the Hazardous
Materials Awareness Week
and upcoming training
opportunities. Preceding
the LEPC meeting will be
the Training Subcommittee
meeting at 9 a.m..
Additional Subcommittee
meetings will be held via
teleconference on Jan. 18.
Links to the agenda
for the LEPC meeting are
located on the LEPC web
calendar located at http://
www.wfrpc.org/lepc and all
meetings and workshops
are open to the public.
Interested parties may
call 850-332-7976 ext. 210.

WFCCC Board
Meeting


There will be a
Governing Board
meeting at West Florida
Community Care Center,
5500 Stewart St., in Milton
on Thursday, Jan. 26 at
9:30 a.m. in the Treatment
Team Room of the facility.

Country and
Western Dance
Country and Western
Dance at the Hadji Shrine
Center in Pensacola on
Saturday, Feb. 4, 7-11 p.m.
Entertainment will be
provided by the C and L
Express Band. The cost is
$7 per person and tickets
are available in advance
or at the door. For more
information, call 623-5550
or 476-9384

Gulf Coast
Stitchery Guild
The Gulf Coast
Stitchery Guild will hold
its bi-annual Needlework
Exhibit beginning Feb.
1 and running through
March 4. The exhibit will
be at St. Mark's Methodist
Church on 12th Avenue
in Pensacola, Monday
through Thursday from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Guild will be
stitching on site on
Monday mornings.
There will be over 100
needlework pieces on
display. In addition, the St.
Mark Art group will have
their artwork, including
watercolor, oil and other
media up for show at the
same location and times.

AI-Anon meetings
Al-Anon meets every
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
portable behind Woodbine
United Methodist Church.
They also have a Spanish
meeting at St. Rose of
Lima Church every Friday
at 10 a.m. in Room 2 of the
Educational Building. Al-
Anon is a support group for
family members of people
who have alcohol abuse
issues.


y c94MSct6





agj,(Yaoomii^, Qa4


We are currently paving in your area.
With our crew and equipment close by, we are offering prompt service and rea-
sonable rates to all area residents for a short time. Please call immediately if you
are interested in having any asphalt paving done this year.


WE DO: HOUSE DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS FARM LANES
LONG LANES DRIVEWAYS PRIVATE ROADS
PATCHWORK NEW HOMES GRADEWORK
SEAL COATING BASEWORK ASPHALT MILLINGS

Maybe you have a big area you would love to have blacktopped
but you can't afford to pave the whole thing right now. We
install partial driveways. We can pave an area by your house
just big enough to park your vehicles, or we can install as little
as one load for you.

Tired of a Dust Bowl in the Summer and a Mud Hole in the
Winter? Don't Fuss ... CALL US!

Free Estimates Fast Service Quality Work
Full-Service Asphalt Paving



Donohue Asphalt

Office 800-566-7182
Mobile 850-524-0823


Submitted photos
The Jay High School FCCLA Club and
Jay High Cheerleaders recently crowned
the 2011 Miss Jay. Kathryn English was
crowned as Miss Jay is Kathryn English
with her court consisting of 1st Runner-up
Abby Raney, 2nd Runner-up Tori Reid, and
3rd Runner Carly Owens. The winner of the
Physical Fitness portion of the pageant was
Tori Reid. The winner of the Talent portion
of the pageant was Abby Raney. The
contestants performed a physical fitness
routine, each had a talent showcased, a
brief introduction to the judge and the
evening gown competition. The pageant
was a success, many in the audience
commented that it "was the best pageant
ever"; "the girls really showed their talents
off" and "what an enjoyable night." Project
Graduation held a Cake Auction during
breaks and raised over $500.


2011-2012 MISS JAY
BEAUTY PAGEANT
CONTESTANTS
1. Victoria Raught
2. Caristyn Golden
3. Tori Reid
4. Carly Owens
5. Sara Abigail Raney
6. Sierra Mills
7. Cara Cassady
8. Dallas Belanger
9. Meaghan Makala Hall
10. Kathryn English
11. Anna Gibbs
1 2. Morgan Lewis









SaudaJaur 7 012Snt os' PesGaeteIB


Local


ANTHEL.K


5


G re t hin* reAlw a s H pp e ing a il o ig c oo !


2011 2012
Girl's Weightlifting Schedule


Opponent
West Florida Tech
Pace/Pine Forest
Tate/Navarre/WF Tech
Navarre/Pace/Gulf Breeze
District Qualifier

State Qualifier


Date Time
12/6/2011 4:00 PM
12/7/2011 4:00 PM
12/13/2011 4:00 PM
1/4/2012 3:30 PM
11-12 Weigh In
1/11/2012 1:30 Coach Meet
2:00 Meet Begins
8-10 Weigh In
1/25/2012 11:30 Coach Meet
12:00 Meet Begins


Site
Milton
Pace
Tate
Navarre
Milton

Gulf Breeze


Girl's Weightlifting Roster


Ard, Mariah
Bentley, Caylan
Clopton, Cherie
Davis, Jordan
Dowell, Whitney
England, Kelsea
Gillis, Taylor
Hancock, Haley
Hawk, Nisa
Jameson, Melanie
Jernigan, Kara
Lapalm, Molly


Lenzo, Brittany
Martin, Kelsey
Mock, Marta
Peoples, Madison
Pitt, Morgan
Robertson, Jessica
Straughn, Sashiana
Torres, Garnett
Vasquez, Emily
Velasquez, Desiree
Weekley, Dominique
Wilson, Abbie
Worley, Katie


Milton High School
1st Semester Exam Schedule 2011/12
12:00 Early Release

Tuesday, January 17
1st Period Exam: 9:15-10:25
Break: 10:25-10:30
2ld Period Exam: 10:30-11:40
Lunch: 11:40-12:00
Students with transportation released at 11:40
Buses Run: 12:00

Wednesday, January 18
3rd Period Exam: 9:15-10:25
Break: 10:2_5- 10:30
4"' Period Examin: 10:30-11:40
Lunch: 11:40-12:00
Students \\ith transportation released at 11:40
Buses Run: 12:00

Thursday, January 19
5"' Period Exam: 9:15-10:25
Break: 10:25-10:3(
,"' Period Exam: 10:30-11:40
Lunch: 11:40(-12:30
Students \\ith transportation released at 11:40
Buses Run: 12:00


The nlilton High School
African American Cultural Club Step Team
is Sponsoring a STEP CLINIC'


When: January 11-12
Performance: January 13, 2012
6--Where: Milton High School Auditorium
Time: 3:30 pm 5:30 pm


Pre-Registration Price: $45.00 per child.
Day of Clinic Price: $50.00 per child.


IMPORTANT
Main Office: 983-5600
Main Office Fax: 983-5610
Guidance: 983-5609
Guidance Fax: 983-5618
Attendance: 983-5608
Ans. Machine: 983-5658


4


PHONE NUMBERS
Band: 983-5611
Football: 983-5606
Chorus: 983-5613
M. Rutledge: 983-5616
Athletic Fax: 983-5614
www.santarosa.kl 2.fl.us/mhs


SNOW JAM


Senior Feature

Jose Parra is the son of Claudia Parra and Ramon Parra. On the MHS
campus, Jose is a part of the Chess Club in which he serves as President,
Spanish Club, and Platoon Leader in the NJROTC. Outside of his
academic and extracurricular involvement, Jose loves to play soccer. He
has trained in soccer since kindergarten. After high school he plans to join
the Navy and then attend college to become a business manager.

Your "good neighbor" agent Ken Kincaid
STATE FARM Ken Kincaid Insurance Agency, Inc.
5259 Stewart St. Milton, FL 32570
,NSURANCE Bus. (850) 623-9424 Res. (850) 626-7101
IState Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois


*


~YI


Saturday, January 7, 2012


Santa Rosa's Press Gazette| I B3






B4 I Santa Rosa's Press Gazette


Local


Saturday, January 7, 2012


WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ashlyn Shell and Eric Myers


SPECIAL TO THE PRESS GAZETTE
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Shell of Jay are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of
their daughter, Ashlyn Elizabeth to Eric Duane Myers, son of Mr. & Mrs. Duane Myers of Pensacola. The
couple will marry March 10 at Old Christ Church in Pensacola.

Amy Emmett and Seth Shell


.' -I
: .) -


/


SPECIAL TO THE PRESS GAZETTE
Jim Emmett of Jay and Peggy Henderson of Flomaton, Ala., announce the upcoming marriage of their
daughter, Amy Elizabeth Emmett to Seth Johnson Shell, son of Leroy and Mary Shell of Jay. The wedding
is planned for Saturday, April 14, 2012 at the Blackwater River in Milton.




Cadet McCurdy honored by Civil Air Patrol


Special to the Press Gazette

Cadet 2nd Lt. Danny
S. McCurdy, of the Civil
Air Patrol (CAP), was
recognized
recently for
receiving CAP's
General Billy
Mitchell Award.
Civil Air Patrol
Squadron
Commander Lt. L
Col. Douglas C. DA
Kelley and Lt. Col. M(
Collins H. Haines
presented the award
during the Air Safety
Seminar at Pensacola
State College.
The award is the
second in a series
of milestone Cadet
achievements and is
named after the late
Brigadier General
Billy Mitchell. General
Mitchell was a staunch
proponent of the use
of air power during the
early days of aviation
and an advocate for an
independent air force.


This achievement
denotes excellence in
the cadet program and
is accomplished through
aerospace education
and practical
S application
of leadership
fundamentals
The Award
brought with it
a promotion to
cadet second
INNY S. lieutenant and
CCURDY opportunities
for Cadet
McCurdy to experience
further leadership
challenges and greater
responsibility.
This award also
has benefits outside of
CAP Cadets enlisting
in military service are
awarded the grade of
E-3 (versus E-1). That
translates to increased
responsibility and greater
initial pay.
McCurdy's parents
were on hand for this
milestone award. The
CAP Cadet program is


a family affair for the
McCurdy's; Danny's dad,
mother, and brother are
all active members in the
Milton-Pace area CAP
squadron. Danny, who is
15, is homeschooled and
his goal is to attend the
Air Force Academy.
The Civil Air Patrol,
an auxiliary of the
U.S. Air Force, focuses
on development of
leadership skills and
discipline in youth
ages 12 to 21. The CAP
Cadet Program is
organized around five
elements: leadership,
aerospace education,
fitness, character and
community service
activities. The program
strives to instill in the
cadets the core values
of integrity, volunteer
service, excellence and
respect. Through the
guidance and influence
of its volunteer senior
members, the CAP Cadet
Program aims to foster
the development of


responsible citizens who
are inspired to become
tomorrow's leaders.
To learn more about
the Civil Air Patrol Cadet
and Senior Program visit
the CAP website at www.
gocivilairpatrol.com.
The Collins H. Haines
Composite Squadron
meets every Tuesday
from 6 8:30 p.m. at the
Naval Air Station Whiting
Field, Bldg. 1417.
If you are interested
in becoming involved
with the Civil Air Patrol
or have your questions
answered, you may
contact the Commanding
Officer, Lt. Col. Douglas
Kelley, 623-7166 for the
Whiting NAS squadron
and Capt. Sharon Pitts,
519-3380 for the Pensacola
cadet squadron. For those
interested in Pensacola
flying activities of the
Civil Air Patrol, please
contact the Senior
Squadron Commander,
Capt. David Hyden, 433-
4898.


Baptist Health Care's Healthy Living Expo planned


Special to The Press Gazette

The 17th annual Baptist
Health Care Healthy Living Expo,
presented by GoldenCare, will be
offered at Jay Hospital on Jan. 13
from 9 a.m. to noon.
Baptist Health Care kicks off
the new year with free health
screenings, wellness information,
seminars, refreshments, live
entertainment, door prizes and
more. Reservations are not
required.


This event is sponsored in
part by Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Florida, Council on Aging of West
Florida, Covenant Hospice and
Sight & Sun Eyeworks. Bring your
friends and family to receive free
membership in Baptist Health
Care's GoldenCare and Get Healthy
Pensacola wellness programs. The
free health screenings and health
information will include heart and
stroke risk assessments, balance
assessments, blood pressure
assessments, non-fasting total


cholesterol screenings, osteoporosis
(heel scan) screenings.
Exhibitors will include: A
Ticket to Ride Travel, Advanced
Diabetic Solutions, Blue Cross
Blue Shield of Florida, Council on
Aging of West Florida, Covenant
Hospice, Emerald Coast Hospice,
HealthSpring and Linda Mick
Designs.
The first 25 people to arrive at 9
a.m. will receive a special gift. For
more information on Healthy Living
Expo or GoldenCare, call 469-2356.


Forrest C. Rogers


graduates Air Force


Tim and Cindy Tockey
are proud to announce
their son Forrest
graduated from
Air Force Base
Military Training
on Friday, Oct. 28,
2011, at Lackland
Air Force Base
in San Antonio,
Texas. Forrest FOI
had the honor of R
being Guidon for
flight 681 which presented
the 50 state flags in the
graduation parade. He
is presently stationed at
Sheppard Air Force in
Wichita Falls, Texas for
his tech school training
in aircraft maintenance
specializing in hydraulics.


He will graduate from
Tech School on Jan. 27,
2012. After tech
school Forrest
will be home for a
few weeks in mid-
February before
he reports to his
first duty station
at McConnell Air
RREST C. Force Base in
OGERS Wichita, Kan. To
work on KC-135
in-flight refueler.
Forrest is a 2011
graduate of Milton High
School. His family and
friends would like to say
congratulations, and
express how proud we
are of the path that he has
chosen.


FDOT to hold meeting on


U.S. 98 resurfacing


Special to the Press Gazette

The Florida Depart-
ment of Transportation
(FDOT) will hold a public
information meeting re-
garding the resurfacing
of State Road 30 (U.S. 98)
from the Gulf Breeze Zoo
entrance to the Okaloosa
County line. The meeting
will be Tuesday, Jan. 10,
from 5:30 6:30 p.m. CST
at the First Baptist Church
of Navarre, 9302 Navarre
Parkway, Gulf Breeze. This
meeting will allow citizens
an opportunity to preview
the proposed design, ask
questions, and/or submit
comments concerning the
upcoming project.
The project is currently
funded for 2014. The prin-
ciple intent of this project
is to resurface the exist-
ing travel lanes, auxiliary
lanes and paved shoulders,


add new paved shoulders,
widen travel lanes, recon-
struct curb ramps to meet
current Americans with
Disability Act require-
ments and provide other
miscellaneous rehabilita-
tion and safety improve-
ments on U.S. 98.
Maps, drawings and
other information will be
on display. FDOT repre-
sentatives will be avail-
able to explain proposed
improvements and answer
questions. There will no
formal presentation or
public testimony period.
Public participation is so-
licited without regard to
race, color, national origin,
age, sex, religion, disability
or family status.
For more Florida De-
partment of Transportation
District Three information
,follow us on twitter @myf-
dotnwfl.


City preserving water


tower to avoid move


By Mathew Pellegrino
mpellegrino@srpressgazette.com
The City of Milton is look-
ing to preserve an old land-
mark as a way to keep earn-
ing revenue without tapping
into its own pockets.
The old Berryhill water
tank on Berryhill Road near
Windham Road in Milton is
being kept up even after a
new one was built to replace
it so the city can continue to
collect over $44,000 a year
in cellphone signal dollars
from antennas that have
been on top of the tower for
years.
The old water tower
houses two antennas, which
are owned by T-Mobile and
Verizon wireless compa-
nies.
At Tuesday's city council
meeting, board members
discussed whether they
should move the antennas
and if the old water tank
should be demolished.
City manager Brian Wat-
kins said to move the anten-
nas would be more costly
than just leaving them on
top of the tower.
"The city had originally
planned to demolish the old
tank," Watkins said. "But
we decided to keep it on the
maintenance schedule."
Watkins said the city
has six tanks that it pays a
total of $50,000 annually to
be maintained by a Chipley-
based company.
The company inspects
the towers annually, cleans


out the towers, and does
general maintenance on the
towers such as painting that
is required by the Depart-
ment of Environmental Pro-
tection.
The cost to put the tank
back on the maintenance
schedule will cost the city
approximately $6,900. That
cost was approved by coun-
cil members by a vote of
seven to zero at their Tues-
day night meeting.
"Just to move the two an-
tennas on to the new tower
would cost us $60,000, and
even then, we prefer not to
do so," Watkins said. "The
total to move the antennas,
even if we put them on a
free-standing tower would
cost us anywhere from
$75,000 to $100,000.
"We want to maintain the
integrity of our tank."
Watkins said the new
tower holds roughly 750,000
gallons of water where as
the old Berryhill water tank
held approximately 100,000
gallons. The old Berryhill
tank will still be used to hold
water.
Watkins said the annual
rental rate for the antenna
space goes up annually.
Last year, he said the city
acquired $44,500 between
the two companies for the
antenna space.
Watkins said the city
had looked at the potential
of building a free-standing
structure to house the an-
tennas on, but that would set
the city back a bit as well.


*


Read More


Online at

srpressgazette.com


~YI




Santa Rosa's Press Gazette I B5


+4"


4^


4


Start or extend your subscription


*


today!


It's the area's best news source delivered to you for only...


Name

Address


City

D Charge My Credit Card


State


Zip Code


Expiration Date


Security Code


Yearly
In County
23 00
Senior
Yearly -


62 Years
& Older
r Citizen
In County


You can fax us your subscription


order to 623-2007


or


Send payment to:
6629 Elva St.* Milton, FL 32570
623-2120


4


Saturday, January 7, 2012


Classifieds


$62oo
620Yearly Out
of County


x




B6 I Santa Rosa's Press Gazette


COVERING MILTON TO APALACHICOLA



YOUR FLORIDA FREEDOM CLASSIFIED CONNECTION


WE'RE AVAILABLE 24 /7
for all of your buying and selling needs.


TO PLACE AN AD


TODAY


Call Us:
850.623.2120
800.863.0320


OR


Visit Us Online:
emeraldcoastmarketplace.com


BUY ALMOST

ANYTHING
ON THE EMERALD COAST


seek
drive
.iales
'tes
-i

meant


- I


car & trucks
houses
rentals
garage sales
pets
furniture
appliances
jewelry
instruments
property
boats
electronics
motorcycles
services


- U K-


Find & Post
job related items:
> resumes & career opportunities <
relevant to the Florida panhandle


To place an ad, call 850.623.2120/800.863.0320
or go to emeraldcoastjobs.com/monster


II I


I


Classifieds


Saturday, January 7, 2012


articulate.







Saturday, January 7, 2012


12/1040
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
724
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
PROPERTY DE-
SCRIBED IN OR BOOK
2368 PAGE 1180, LESS
OR BOOK 2385 PAGE
192 (#1.4, 1.5, 1.6),
LESS OR BOOK 2385
PAGE 191 (#1.7), &
LESS OR BOOK 2480
PAGE 127 (#1.8),
LESS PORT IN OR
BOOK 2635 PAGE
1766 (#1.9 BAY
POINTE HOMES)

Parcel ID:
07-1 N-27-0000-00100-000
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
BLACKWATER DEVEL-
OPMENT LLC

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
23 day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 13th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/17, 24, 31, 1/7
12/1040

12/1041
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
875
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
LT 20 BLK B, LEGEND
CREEK ESTATES, AS
DES IN OR BOOK 1439
PG 514, LESS 1/2 MIN
RTS

Parcel ID:
08-1 N-29-2308-00B00-020
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
DENNIS L MILLER
BONNIE L MILLER

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
23 day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 13th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/17,24,31, 1/7
12/1041

12/1042
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
1036


Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
PROPERTY DE-
SCRIBED IN OR BOOK
190 PAGE 760

Parcel ID:
10-1 N-28-0870-OOEOO-008
1

Name in which As-


I 1 ssoo |]

sessed:
GRACIE SUNDAY
ETTA EAST
WALTER LEE SLACK
LILLIE R O'LARRY

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
23 day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 13th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/17, 24, 31, 1/7
12/1042
12/1043
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
1332
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
PROPERTY DE-
SCRIBED IN OR BOOK
935 PAGE 52

Parcel ID:
13-1 N-28-0000-02202-000
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
ELI PRICE ESTATE
BERTA PRICE

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
23 day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 13th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/17, 24, 31, 1/7
12/1043
12/1044
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
1356
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
PARCEL DESCRIBED
ON EXHIBIT "A' IN OR
BOOK 2059 PAGE 802
(PARCEL DESCRIP-
TION IS ON PG 804 OF
DEED ONLY) LESS 1/2
MIN RTS

Parcel ID:
13-1N-29-0000-00611-000
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
J D HEMBREE TRUS-
TEE


All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
23 day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 13th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/17, 24, 31, 1/7
12/1044
12/1052
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
2408
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
PROPERTY LOCATED
IN 19-2S-27 DE-
SCRIBED ON DEED IN
OR BOOK 2404
PAGES 134 & 136
(BEING PARCEL 1
ONLY ON SAID
DEEDS-A/K/A PARCEL
B ON SAID DEEDS)

Parcel ID:
19-2S-27-0000-02800-000
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
BRITTON STAMPS
TIMOTHY K WALKER
MICHAEL R WALKER

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
30th day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 16th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

1224, 31, 1/7 & 1/14
12/1052
12/1053
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
2429
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
LT 34 BLK A, EAST
BAY HEIGHTS, AS
DES IN OR BOOK 1436
PG 1475

Parcel ID:
19-2S-27-1010-00A00-034
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
BEVERLY PALMER

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the


State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
30th day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 16th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

1224, 31, 1/7 & 1/14
12/1053
12/1054
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
2462
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
LT 17 BLK F, EAST
BAY HEIGHTS, AS
DES IN OR BOOK 2630
PG 423

Parcel ID:
19-2S-27-1010-OOFOO-017
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
SANDY BLANTON

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
30th day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 16th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

1224, 31, 1/7 & 1/14
12/1054
12/1055
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
2674
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
LT 9 BLK B, DA LISA
ESTATES, AS DES IN
OR BOOK 2408 PG
481

Parcel ID:
21-1 N-28-0820-00B00-009
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
WILLIAM LINTON
CHRISTA LINTON

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end


Classifieds




lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
30th day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 16th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

1224, 31, 1/7 & 1/14
12/1055
12/1056
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
1451
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
PROPERTY DE-
SCRIBED IN OR BOOK
605 PAGE 647

Parcel ID:
13-5N-30-0000-01207-000
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
THELMA (BRANSON)
LEE ESTATE

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
30th day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 16th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

1224, 31, 1/7 & 1/14
12/1056
12/1076
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
2839
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
LOT 202, WES VIC
HOLIDAY SANDS, AS
DES IN OR BOOK 2597
PG 1142

Parcel ID:
21-2S-27-5670-00000-202
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
CLAYBURN HOLLAND
JR

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
6th day of February,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 27th day
of December, 2011.


L A V

O B E


L L E


Santa Rosa's Press Gazette I B7


Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/31, 1/7, 14&21
12/1076

12/1077
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is


as follows:

Certificate
2840
Year of Issuan

Description of
LOT 203,
HOLIDAY S
DES IN OR
PG 1142

Parcel ID:
21-2S-27-567
0

Name in
sessed:
CLAYBURN
JR

All of the a
erty is locate
Rosa Coun
State of Florid

Unless such
shall be red
cording to
Property de
such Certific
sold to the
der, at the
lobby of
Administrative
at 6495 C
Milton, Flonri
6th day o
2012 at 12:00

Dated this th
of December,

Mary M. John
Clerk of
Court of
County, Florid

By: DEBBIE L
Deputy Clerk

12/31, 1/7, 14
12/1077
12/1078
NOTICE OF
TION

FOR TAX DE

NOTICE IS
GIVEN THA
ROSA COU


of the foil
Sale Certif
filed said
cate for the
to be issue
The Certifica
and year o
the Descriptic
erty, and
which it is
as follows:

Certificate
2841
Year of Issuan

Description of
LOT 204,
HOLIDAY S
DES IN OR
PG 1142

Parcel ID:
21-2S-27-567
0

Name in
sessed:
CLAYBURN
JR


All of the a
erty is locate
Number: Rosa Coun
State of Florid
ice: 2008
Unless such
)f Property: shall be red
WES VIC cording to
SANDS, AS Property de
BOOK 2597 such Certific
sold to the
der, at the
lobby of t
0-00000-203 Administrative
at 6495 C
Milton, Florin
which As- 6th day of
2012 at 12:00
HOLLAND
Dated this th
of December,
above prop-
ed in Santa MaryM. Johns
ty, In the Clerk of t
da. Court of S
County, Florid
d certificate
deemed ac- By: DEBBIE L
Law, the Deputy Clerk
described in
cate will be 12/31, 1/7, 14
Highest Bid- 12/1078
east end
the County 12/1079
e Complex NOTICE OF
;aroline St., TION
ida on the
f February, FOR TAX DEE
noon.
NOTICE IS
he 27th day GIVEN TH,
2011. ROSA COUI
of the foil
son Sale Certif
the Circuit filed said
Santa Rosa cate for the
la to be issue
The Certifica
AWSON and year o
the Descnripti'
erty, and
& 21 which it is
as follows:

Certificate
F APPLICA- 3071
Year of Issuan
ED Description of
LOT 407, B
HEREBY ROSA EST
AT SANTA DES IN OR
NTY holder PG 694


lowing Tax
icate has
Tax Certifi-
Tax Deed
ed thereon.


Parcel ID:
23-2S-27-4918-OODOO-407
0


ite Number Name in which As-
'f Issuance, sessed:
on of prop- DAVID ROBERT
Name(s) in RODRIGUEZ
assessed is
All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Number: Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.
ce: 2008
Unless such certificate
Property: shall be redeemed ac-
WES VIC cording to Law, the
ANDS, AS Property described in
BOOK 2597 such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
0-00000-204 Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
which As- 6th day of February,
2012 at 12:00 noon.
HOLLAND
Dated this the 27th day
of December, 2011.
ibove prop-
ed in Santa Mary M. Johnson
ty, In the Clerk of the Circuit
a. Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida
h certificate
deemed ac- By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Law, the Deputy Clerk
ascribed in
ate will be 12/31, 1/7, 14&21
Highest Bid- 12/1079
east end
he County 12/1045
e Complex NOTICE OF APPLICA-
aroline St., TION
da on the
f February, FOR TAX DEED
noon.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
he 27th day GIVEN THAT SANTA
2011. ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
son Sale Certificate has
the Circuit filed said Tax Certifi-
Santa Rosa cate for the Tax Deed
a to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
AWSON and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
&21 which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
APPLICA- 1354
Year of Issuance: 2008
ED Description of Property:
PROPERTY DE-
T HEREBY SCRIBED IN OR BOOK
AT SANTA 297 PAGES 182 & 248,
NTY holder LESS SANTA VILLA
lowing Tax GOLF & COUNTRY
icate has CLUB
Tax Certifi-
Tax Deed Parcel ID:
d thereon. 13-1 N-29-0000-00578-000
ate Number 0
I .... . .


SIssuancll e,
on of prop-
Name(s) in
assessed is


Number:

ce: 2008

Property:
3LK D, SE-
ATES, AS
BOOK 1542


CLUES ACROSS

1. Former CIA
4. Unhappy
7. Don't know when yet
10. Party men & women
12. A braid
14. A scrap of cloth
15. Calypter
17. Swiss river
18. A baby's father
19. House decor
22. Magical incantations
23. Thigh armor
24. Dick & Jane's dog
25. Ph pictures
26. Armed conflict
27. Expression of doubt
28. A collection of facts
29. Average golf scores



CLUES DOWN

1. Moonfish
2. Flies alone
3. Sags or droops
4. Short bouts
5. ___ Ladd, actor
6. Afghan language
7. Windows over doors
8. Scout acheivement insignias
9. Turkish leader titles
11. Noctambulists
13. Exam
16. On a boat or ship
18. Perturbations
20. Far beyond the norm


Name in which As-
sessed:
J D HEMBREE TRUS-
TEE

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the


[ 11oo
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
23 day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 13th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/17, 24, 31, 1/7
12/1045

12/1081
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SANTA
ROSA COUNTY holder
of the following Tax
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi-
cate for the Tax Deed
to be issued thereon.
The Certificate Number
and year of Issuance,
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in
which it is assessed is
as follows:

Certificate Number:
3101
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
NW/4 OF SW/4 OF
SE/4 OF 24-1S-28

Parcel ID:
24-1S-28-0000-01200-000
0

Name in which As-
sessed:
IDA DALKE

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
6th day of February,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 27th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

12/31, 1/7, 14 & 21
12/1081


+1+ +1+ +


31. Raised railroad
32. Vestment gown
33. Boats for Noah
35. Western state
37. Primp
39. Celestial body
41. Steps for limited space
45. Tee conical tents
46. Foray
47. Big-eyed scad genus
48. An automobile
49. Curved segment
50. e and Sensibility" by
Austin
51. Brew
52. Black or Mediterranean
53. A digital tape recording of
sound





21. Vietnamese currency unit
28. Hindquarters
29. St. __ girl, brand of beer
30. Communion tables
33. Earnest or urgent request
34. A very large body of water
36. Mended
38. Mediation council
39. Weaverbird genus
40. Ethiopian lake
41. Prevents harm to creatures
42. Bur joint sacs
43. Prong
44. Formerly (archaic)








B8 I Santa Rosa's Press Gazette




12/1075 2011. FRANKLIN
LAST ADDRESS UN-
IN THE CIRCUIT MARY M. JOHNSON KNOWN
COURT OF THE FIRST CLERK OF COURT CURRENT RESIDENCE
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN CIRCUIT COURT SEAL UNKNOWN


IN THE INTEREST OF:
C.B. 03/17/2005
C.B. 05/14/2007
J. C. 12/13/2009
MINOR CHILD

NOTICE OF ACTION
AND OF HEARING
FOR TERMINATION
OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS AND GUARD-
IANSHIP

THE STATE OF FLOR-
IDA

TO: GERALD
BOHLMAN, address
and whereabouts un-
known

A Petition for Termina-
tion of Parental Rights
under oath has been
filed in this Court re-
garding the above ref-
erenced child.

You are to appear be-
fore the Honorable
John F. Simon, Jr., at
the Santa Rosa County
Courthouse, located at
6865 Caroline Street,
S.E,, Milton, Florida
32570, at 2:00 PM., on
January 30, 2012. You
must appear at the
hearing on the date
and time specified.

FAILURE TO PERSON-
ALLY APPEAR AT THIS
ADVISORY HEARING
CONSTITUTES CON-
SENT TO THE TERMI-
NATION OF PAREN-
TAL RIGHTS TO THIS
CHILD (THESE CHIL-
DREN). IF YOU FAIL
TO APPEAR ON THE
DATE AND TIME
SPECIFIED YOU MAY
LOSE ALL LEGAL
RIGHTS TO THE
CHILD (OR CHILDREN)
WHOSE INITIALS AP-
PEAR ABOVE.

IF YOU ARE A PER-
SON WITH A DISABIL-
ITY WHO NEEDS ANY
ACCOMMODATION IN
ORDER TO PARTICI-
PATE IN THIS PRO-
CEEDING, YOU ARE
ENTITLED AT NO
COST TO YOU, TO
THE PROVISION OF
CERTAIN ASSIS-
TANCE. PLEASE CON-
TACT SHELIA SIMS,
CHIEF DEPUTY
COURT ADMINISTRA-
TION; 850-595-4400;
M.C. BLANCHARD JU-
DICIAL CTR., 5TH
FLOOR, 190 GOVERN-
MENTAL CENTER;
PENSACOLA, FL
32502, AT LEAST
SEVEN DAYS BEFORE
YOUR SCHEDULED
COURT APPEARANCE,
OR IMMEDIATELY
UPON RECEIVING
THIS NOTIFICATION IF
THE TIME BEFORE
THE SCHEDULED AP-
PEARANCE IS LESS
THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU
ARE HEARING OR
VOICE IMPAIRED,
CALL 711.

WITNESS my hand and
seal of this Court at Mil-
ton, Santa Rosa
County, Florida, on this
16th day of December,






We Deliver
& Install

HYDROSEED
Centipede
St. Augustine
Bermuda
Bailed Pine Straw

Call us first, Save Time
Call us last, Save Money
Hwy 87 So. Milton

020-8578


By: Suzanne Brooks
Deputy Clerk

12/31, 1/7, 14 & 21
12/1075

12/1057
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION

FOR TAX DEED


MARLYE EDWARDS
A/K/A MARLYLE R. ED-
WARDS
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS UNKNOWN
ADDRESSES AT-
TEMPTED AT: 5439
AVENIDA DE GOLF,
PACE, FL 32571; 6517
BROCK AVE, MILTON,
FL 32570 AND 831 W


NOTICE IS HEREBY AVNUL ULDE
GIVEN THAT SANTA MILTON, FL 325
ROSA COUNTY holder CURRENT RE
of the following Tax UNKNOWN
Sale Certificate has
filed said Tax Certifi- YOU ARE
cate for the Tax Deed that an action
to be issued thereon, closure of Mo
The Certificate Number the following
and year of Issuance, property:
the Description of prop-
erty, and Name(s) in SEE EXHIBIT A
which it is assessed is EXHIBIT A
as follows:


Certificate Number:
2742
Year of Issuance: 2008

Description of Property:
PROPERTY DE-
SCRIBED IN OR BOOK
2360 PG 629

Parcel ID:
21-2S-26-0780-00035-00
00

Name in which As-
sessed:
CARL FOUNTAIN JR
MARGARET M FOUN-
TAIN

All of the above prop-
erty is located in Santa
Rosa County, In the
State of Florida.

Unless such certificate
shall be redeemed ac-
cording to Law, the
Property described in
such Certificate will be
sold to the Highest Bid-
der, at the east end
lobby of the County
Administrative Complex
at 6495 Caroline St.,
Milton, Florida on the
30th day of January,
2012 at 12:00 noon.

Dated this the 16th day
of December, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Santa Rosa
County, Florida

By: DEBBIE LAWSON
Deputy Clerk

1224, 31, 1/7 & 1/14
12/1057
1/4

IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE 1ST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR SANTA
ROSA COUNTY, FLOR-
IDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO.:
2011-0691-CA

WELLS FARGO BANK,
N.A.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND OR BENEFICIAR-
IES OF THE ESTATE
OF MARGARET
FRANKLIN AKA MAR-
GARET LUGENIA
FRANKLIN, et al,
Defendants.

NOTICE OF ACTION

TO:
UNKNOWN CREDI-
TORS OF THE ESTATE
OF MARGARET
FRANKLIN A/K/A MAR-
GARET LUGENIA
FRANKLIN
LAST ADDRESS UN-
KNOWN
CURRENT RESIDENCE
UNKNOWN

UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND OR BENEFICIAR-
IES OF THE ESTATE
OF MARGARET
FRANKLIN AKA MAR-
GARET LUGENIA


Divorce'149 Wills130
Name Change 149
FREE Typing, Call for
Worksheet (850)434-7524
1850N."W" St
(1blk.N. of Flea Market)


NINff I F VrITAT A c


S LULI-,
71
RESIDENCE


NOTIFIED
for Fore-
rtgage on
described


Lot 2, Block B, Heritage
Farms (Unrecorded)

Description
Commence at the
Southwest corner of
Section 18, Township 1
North, Range 28 West,
Santa Rosa County,
Florida; thence run
N8944'12"E along the
South line of said Sec-
tion 18 for 224.09 feet,
thence NOO28'17"W for
473.20 feet; thence run
N7500'E for 42.24 foet;
thence run N1500W
for 50.00 feet to a point
of curvature; thence
run Northeasterly along
a curve concave to the
North (radius=484.40
foet) through a central
angle of 24'17'20" for
an arc distance of
205.26 feet; thence run
N5042'40"E for 90.38
feet to a point of curva-
ture; thence run North-
easterly along a curve
concave to the North-
west (radius=708.21
feet) through a central
angle of 09002'57" for
an arc distance of
111.85 feet; thence run
N4139'43"E for 190.45
feet to a point of curva-
ture; thence run North-
easterly along a curve
concave to the North-
west (radius=549.37
feet) through a central
angle of 10014'37" for
an arc distance of
98.22 feet; thence run
N3401'33"E for 179.40
feet; thence run
N0232'33"E for 141.95
feet; thence run
N0630'01"E for 99.59
feet; thence run
NOO07'44"W for 795.86
feet; thence run
S8952'16"W for 234.19
feet to the Point of Be-
ginning:


Thence run
S89 52'16"W for 249.59
feet; thence run
SOO07'44"E for 72.35
feet; thence run
S2335'00"E for 123.89
feet; thence run
N8952'16"E for 200.28
foet; thence run
N00O07'44"W for 186.00
feet to the Point of Be-
ginning, lying in said
Section 18, and con-
taining 1.00 acre, more
or less.

Property address: 5433
East Avenida De Golf
Milton, FL 32571

has been filed against
you and you are re-
quired to serve a copy
of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it, on
Marshall C. Watson,
PA., Attorney for Plain-
tiff, whose address is
1800 NW 49TH
STREET, SUITE 120,
FT LAUDERDALE FL
33309 on or before
a date
which is thirty (30) days
after the first publica-
tion of this Notice in the
PRESS GAZETTE IN
MILTON and file the
original with the Clerk
of this Court either be-
fore service on
Plaintiff's attorney or
immediately thereafter;
otherwise a default will
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
in the complaint.

If you are a person with
a disability who needs
any accommodation in
order to participate in
this proceeding, you


- Centipee- |
6.. ^St. Augustine
Dependable Airlines are hiring. Farm Direct
Housekeeper Train for hands on Avi- We Deliver S
Over 20 years of aton Maintenance Ca- 4 -0066
experience! reer. FAA approved _434


Het. Available
995-0009




PAUL NELSON
DUMP TRUCK
SERVICE
*24 Hour Truck Rental
*Dirt & Rock Sales
*Fill Dirt/Clay
*Brown Dirt
*Driveway Materials
*Lawn Dressing
*We fill foundations
Phone 850-994-4458
Cell 850-698-4920
Owner Operator.




Airlines are hiring.
Train for hands on Avi-
ation Maintenance Ca-
reer. FAA approved
program. Financial aid
if qualified Housing
available CALL Aviation
Institute of Mainte-
nance (866) 314-3769


S.,. ,


program. F-inancial aid
if qualified Housing
available CALL Aviation
Institute of Mainte-
nance (877)741-9260
ALLIED HEALTH ca-
reer training-Attend col-
lege 100% online. Job
placement assistance.
Computer available. Fi-
nancial Aid if qualified.
SCHEV certified. Call
(8 00) 48 1 9409
www. Cent uraOnline.
com
Earn College Degree
Online. *Medical,
*Business, *Criminal
Justice. Job placement
assistance. Computer
available. Financial Aid
if qualified. SCHEV
certified. Call (877)
206-5165 www.
CenturaOnine.com




J&N
LAWN SERVICE
Complete Lawn Service
& Debris Removal
Call For Free Estimate
Very Reasonable Price
Licensed & Insured
850-791-0861


Classifieds


are entitled, at n
to you, to the pr
of certain assi
Please contact
Sims, Chief
Court Admin
Office of Court
istration at
595-4400 at the
Blanchard
Building, 5th
Pensacola, FL 32
least 7 days
your scheduled
appearance, or
diately upon re
this notification
time before the
uled appearance
than 7 days; if y
hearing or voice
paired, call 711.

WITNESS my har
the seal of this
this 27 day of
ber, 2011.

Mary M. Johnson
As Clerk of the Cou
CIRCUIT COURT S
By: Leslie Sparr
As Deputy Clerk


1/7 & 1/14
1/4

1/6

IN THE
COURT
ROSA CC
IDA
PROBATE I
File
57-2011-CF

IN RE: ESTP
Dasie Wale:
a.k.a. [
Shamn
Deceased.

NOTICE
TORS


E C
FOR
COUNTY

DIVISION

-264

ATE OF
s Shain
Daisy


1o cost 12/1080
provision NOTICE OF A
stance. TION
Shelha
Deputy FOR TAX DEED


PPLICA-


AND FOR
ROSA COUNT
IDA
JUVENILE
CASE
09-DP-64


Dated this the 27t
TO CREDI- of December, 2011.


The administration of
the estate of Dasie
Wales Sham a.k.a.
Daisy Wales Sham, de-
ceased, whose date of
death was August 22,
2011, is pending in the
Circuit Court for Santa
Rosa County, Florida,
Probate Division, the
address of which is
6865 Caroline Street,
Milton, Florida
32570-0472. The
names and addresses
of the personal repre-
sentative and the per-
sonal representative's
attorney are set forth
below.

All creditors of the de-
cedent and other per-
sons having claims or
demands against
decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this
notice is required to be
served must file their
claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER
OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF
A COPY OF THIS NO-
TICE ON THEM.

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

ALL CLAIMS NOT
FILED WITHIN THE
TIME PERIODS SET
FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE FLOR-
IDA 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 publi-
cation of this notice is
January 7, 2012.

Attorney for Personal
Representative:
/s/JACK LOCKLIN, JR.
Jack Locklin, Jr.
Florida Bar No. 243167
Locklin & Saba, PA.
6460 Justice Avenue
Milton, Florida 32570
Telephone: (850)
623-2500

Personal Representa-
tive:
/s/STEVEN WARRICK
Steven Warnck
Florida Bar No. 187089
Brooks, Warnrick & As-
sociates
6867 Oak Street
Milton, Florida 32570

1/7 & 1/14
1/6


Mary M. Johnson
Clerk of the
Court of Santa
County, Florida
By: DEBBIE LAWS
Deputy Clerk
12/31, 1/7, 14&21
12/1080


SANTA
FY FLOR-

DIVISION
NUMBER


Incorrect
Insertion
Policy

For Classified
In-column Ad-
vertisers

All ads placed by
phone are read back
to the advertiser to
insure correctness.
The newspaper will
assume correctness
at the time of the
read-back procedure
unless otherwise in-
formed.


Please Eyour ad.

Advertisers are re-
quested to check the
advertisement on the
first insertion for cor-
rectness. Errors
should be reported
immediately.

Your Florida Free-
dom newspaper will
not be responsible
for more than one in-
correct insertion, nor
will it be liable for
any error in adver-
tisements to a
greater extent than
the cost of the space
occupied by the er-
ror.

Any copy change,
during an ordered
schedule constitutes
a new ad and new
charges.

We do not
guarantee position
of ANY ad under
any classification.


Publisher's
Notice ,


"SCAM "

To avoid possible
scams, it is recom-
mended that con-
sumers should verify
I caller information
I when receiving calls I
regarding credit card
payments. Consum-
'ers should also con-
Itact the local com-I
pany themselves in-
stead of giving this
information to indi-
I viduals who areI
contacting them dil-
rectly.
I.-------------11


Are you pregnant?
Childless couple offers
unending love/financial
security. Stay-at-home
mon/devoted dad. EX-
PENSES PAID.
www.adoption-i s-love.
com. Lorraine & Daniel
(866) 944-4847 (HUGS)
Adam B. Sklar, Esq.
Lic#0150789



FOUND Small dog on
Hwy 98 near Gulf Is-
lands National Sea-
shore Park. Call to
identify. 623-2564



Pair of prescription bi-
focal lenses w/gold
wire frames. Found be-
tween Fort Storage and
Ken's Paint and Body
on Avalon. 626-0356


istr lul, NOTICE IS HE
Admin- GIVEN THAT S
(850) ROSA COUNTY
M.C. of the following
Judicial Sale Certificate
Floor, filed said Tax C
)502 at cate for the Tax
before to be issued th
court The Certificate Ni
imme- and year of Issi
cmme- the Description of
ceiving erty, and Name(
if the which it is assess
sched- as follows:
is less
/ou are Certificate Nu
:e im- 3138
Year of Issuance: 20C

nd and Description f Prope
Court LOT 5 BLK 3, N
ourt SHORES 1ST AD[
Decem- DES IN OR BOOK
PG 463
Parcel ID:
jrt 24-2S-27-2790-0030
EAL 0
Name in which
sessed:
SANDRA C. CIRESI
All of the above
erty is located in
Rosa County, In
State of Florida.
IRCUIT Unless such cert
SANTA shall be redeeme
FLOR- cording to Law,
Property describe
N such Certificate w
No. sold to the Highes
der, at the east
lobby of the C
Administrative Co
at 6495 Caroline
Wales Milton, Florida oi
es 6th day of Feb
2012 at 12:00 noon.


EREBY
SANTA
holder
Tax
has
Certifl-
Deed
ereon.
umber
uance,
( rop-
sed is

imber:
008

ORTH
)D, A
1999


00-005

As-


prop-
anta
the

tificate
d ac-
the
ad in
ill be
st Bid-
end
county
)mplex
St.,
n the
bruary,

h day


Circuit
Rosa

)N


3100 Antiques
3110 Appliances
3120 Arts & Crafts
3130 Auctions
3140 Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
Equipment
3170 Collectibles
3180 Computers
3190 Electronics
3200 Firewood
3210 Free Pass it On
3220 Furniture
3230 Garage/Yard Sales
3240 Guns
3250 Good Things to Eat
3260 Health & Fitness
3270 Jewelry/Clothing
3280 Machinery/
Equipment
3290 Medical Equipment
3300 Miscellaneous
3310 Musical Instruments
3320 Plants & Shrubs/
Supplies
3330 Restaurant/Hotel
3340 -Sporting Goods
3350 Tickets (Buy & Sell)



DIABETIC
TEST STRIPS
NEEDED
I Buy sealed, unexpired
Boxes (850)710-0189









4100 Help Wanted
4130 Employment
Information


Do Something

Good For

Tomorrow


RECYCLE


TODAY!


Saturday, January 7, 2012


SIM

Now Hiring!
Are You Making Less
Than $40,000 Per Year?
Covenant Transport
Needs Driver Trainees
Now! No experience re-
quired
*Immediate Jobs
Placement Assistance
*OTR, Regional, & Lo-
cal Jobs
CALL FOR MORE IN-
FORMATION
1-866-280-5309

UniHealth Post Acute
Care Santa Rosa
Immediate Opening:
3-11 LPN Full Time
11-7 RN Full Time
C.N.A. All shifts
Housekeeping
Laundry
Dietary
An immediate opportu-
nity at our 120 bed
Sub-Acute & Long
Term Care facility
Prefer 3-5 years long
term experience. Apply
in person, EEO 5530
Northrop Rd. Milton, FL
32570




Drivers: Run 5 State
Regional! Get Home
Weekends, Earn Up to
390 mi, 1 yr OTR
Flatbed exp. req'd
S U N B E L T
TRANSPORT, LLC
(800) 572-5489 ext 227

Drivers: Start out the

Weekly Home Time!
Single Source Dispatch
Van and Refrigerated.
CDL-A, 3 months re-
cent experience
required. (800) 414-
9569 www.
driveknight.com

Freight Up = More $ 2
Mos. CDL Class A Driv-
ing Exp (877)258-8782
www.meltontruck.com

Training/EducationWa
nt to be a
CNA?
Don't want to wait?
Express Training
Services is now
offering our
nursing asst. exam
prep classes in
DESTIN
Class for 1 week.
850-502-5521
expresstrainina
servicesco12
Next class 2/6/12


6110

Publisher's
Notice

All real estate advertis-
ing in this newspaper is
subject to the Fair
Housing Act which
makes it illegal to ad-
vertise "any preference,
limitation or discrimina-
tion based on race,
color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status
or national origin, or an
intention, to make any
such preference, limita-
tion or discrimination"
Familial status includes
children under the age
of 18 living with parents
or legal custodians,
pregnant women and
people securing cus-
tody of children under
18.
This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any
advertising for real es-
tate which is in violation
of the law. Our readers
are hereby informed
that all dwellings adver-
tised in this newspaper
are available on a equal
opportunity basis. To
complain of discrimina-
tion call HUD toll-free at
1-800-669-9777. The
toll-free number for the
hearing impaired is
1-800-927-9275.












3 BR 1 1/2 B, CH&A
Kitchen Equipted, W&D
Hookups Inside House,
Fenced Back Yard, No
Pets. $400 dep, $625
Rent. 994-0179

Milton Lexington Ave.
3 Br/2 Ba, carport,
fenced backyard, car-
pet & hardwood floors,
No Pets. Non smoking
environ. 623-8448




2 bedrooms, front
kitchen on corner lot
with sunroom. East
Gate Mobile Home
Ranch. 626-8973

3 Br, 1 ba, FEMA mo-
bile home. Also one
with wheel chair ramp.
East Gate Mobile
Home Ranch 626-8973




Available February 1st
doublewide 3 Bd/2 Ba
on Avalon 626-8973

Clean 2 br/1 ba, partly
furn. $350 mth/$300
dep. & 14x70 2 br/2 ba
$450 mth/$300 dep
Water & garbage inc.
No Pets. 675-6614

Milton (Bruce Lane)
Incl. water, garbage &
lawn service. 2/2 for
$450 month. 2/2 for
$350 month. Senior
Discount. 261-8193 or
698-4582


6se(nse


TO HIS FAMILY, HE'S A BUILDER.


S*-O 0i PH'SPH
^^^^^^^ OF EMPLOYEE YOU CAN BUILD AROUND.^^


Great employees are the lifeblood of any great
company. Finding them is the hard part, and
finding the time is even harder. With Power
Resume Search you 'll save both time and effort.
It uses Monster's 6Sense search technology
to deliver the best-qualified candidates sorted,
ranked and compared side-by side. So you get
better matches to yourjob opportunities with
unprecedented efficiency And that's something
you can build on.




-ronster

Find the right person for your job today
at emeraldcoastjobs.com/monster
or call 850-747-5019


Help Wanted

Account Executive -
Field Sales


JOB DESCRIPTION
Florida Freedom is looking fol an l
experienced sales executive to provide:
online and print advertising solutions
to Santa Rosa County area advei tisei s
to maximize the benefits of
advertising for our customers while
maximizing revenues for ouli
company. This position will focus
on soliciting print and online
advertising,on behalf of the
businesses and brands of Floi ida
Freedom Newspapers/
Interactive and Freedom
Communications.

Florida Freedom offers an
excellent benefit package
including health, dental, vision
and life insurance, 401 (k) plan,
vacation and sick leave.

Send resume to
jfletcher@srpressgazette.com i

Drug-Free Workplace EOE


6100 Business/
Commercial
6110 -Apartments
6120- Beach Rentals
6130- Condo/Townhouse
6140-House Rentals
6150 Roommate Wanted
6160 Rooms for Rent
6170-Mobile Home/Lot
6180- Out-of-Town Rentals
6190 Timeshare Rentals
6200 Vacation Rentals


S 6170
2/1, older mobile home
in good area. $350
month, $300 sec. dep.
377-6787
The Cadillac of mobile
homes. 16 X 83, 3 bed/
2bath. Garden tub, etc.
East Gate Mobile
Home Ranch. 626-8973








REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
7100 Homes
7105 Open House
7110 Beach Home/
Properly
7120 Commercial
7130 Condo/Townhouse
7140 Farms & Ranches
7150 Lots and Acreage
7160 Mobile Homes/Lots
7170 Waterfront
7180 Investment
Properly
7190 Oul-of-Town
Real Estate
7200 Timeshare



Former Milton Civic
Cntr. across from Car-
penter's Pk 4 bldgs apx
14,000 sf onl/2 city blk
poss owner fin.
$280,000 OBO 626-
2606 Realtors welcome




Andalusia, AL.
Beaurtiful country prop-
erty. 28 acres open, 32
acres wooded. Paved
frontage. $180,000
(334)222-7152
Text FL92406 to 56654


7190
7 ACRES WITH LAKE
FRONTAGE. Buy
Off-Season BARGAIN
only $39,9001 (was
$89,900) Wooded sett-
ing, dockable shore-
line, on 4 season recre-
ational lake! Boat, ski,
fish, camp, more.
Paved roads, power,
phone. Excellent fi-
nancing. Won't last,
call now(866)952-5302.
20 Acres-Live On Land
NOW!! Only $99/mo.
$0 Down, Owner
Financing, NO CREDIT
CHECKS! Near El
Paso, Texas, Beautiful
Mountain Views!
Free Color Brochure.
(800)755-8953. www.
sunsetranches.com



Your land or

family land is

all you need

to buy

a new home.

Call

850-682-3344


oFREEDOM Advertising
F L 0R3 I F- A Sales_
NEWSPAPERS*INTERACTIVE Sales

Santa Rosa Press Gazette, Milton, Florida
Do you want a career where you can
make a difference?
Are you a motivated sales associate?

If you answered yes and yes, take a look at Florida Freedom. We
want you! Freedom wants motivated Multi-media Advertising
Account Executives. You will have the opportunity to join a dy-
namic and energetic sales program and channel your initiative,
innovation, and competitive spirit to make an impact on our cus-
tomers, our organization, and your own career. You will touch on
all media platforms at Florida Freedom, selling print and online
ads. Leverage your creativity as you partner with customers to
create custom multi-media solutions, using our exciting and
ever-growing portfolio of advertising products. Your success in
this role could set you up to pursue a variety of career paths in
our organization or throughout our parent company, Freedom
Communications, Inc. (FCI), one of the nation's largest privately
owned media companies.
Send resume to jfletcher@srpressgazettte.com. Candidate
hired pending background check and pre-employment drug
screen.
EOE drug-free workplace


I


;pg