The County Record, FEBRUARY 16, 2005, Page 9


Chipola homecoming set


Blaze spreads on Turkey Creek Rd.
 A Bristol mobile home, shed, and several acres burned Friday after a blaze spread along Turkey Creek Road.
 Randy Stewart, who owns the property with his family, spoke with The County Record at the scene and said he was
 preparing about a 10 foot square area for a garden and was burning that section when the fire suddenly spread. "We
 weren't planning to burn the trailer or the land," he remarked with a laugh. He said he attempted to keep the fire
Sunder control, but it kept getting away from him. Volunteer firefighters, along with the Liberty County Sheriff's Office,
responded and juggled their efforts between several hot spots over an approximate quarter mile area. They even-
tually extinguished the fire, only to have it reignite later in the day at the mobile home. Fortunately, the home was
got occupied and no one was injured.


 Chipola College will celebrate
Homecoming 2005, the week of
Feb. 21-26.
 Student activities for the week
include a building decoration
contest and Homecoming Talent
Show. Chipola Alumnus of
the year, Dr. Wayne Blanton, will
address Chipola's Honors
Seminar on Friday, Feb. 25 at 10
a.m., in Jackson Hall. The public
is invited to attend.
 As part of Homecoming 2005
at Chipola College, members of
the 1978-1981 Baptist Campus,
Ministry organization are hosting
a BCM Reunion, Saturday, Feb.
26. The event will be held from 4
to 6 p.m. in the Continuing
Education Building Conference
Room (formerly the Old Athletic
Dorm) on College Street. Former
BCM members are asked to bring
a finger food, family, and fond
memories to enjoy this time of fel-
lowship.
 Homecoming Night, Saturday,
Feb. 26, begins with the Lady
Indians game against Tallahassee
Community College at 5:30 p.m.
An Alumni Reception hosted by
Chipola President Dr. Gene


Prough and his wife Priscilla,
begins at 6 p.m. in the Chipola
Appreciation Club Room. All
alumni and friends are invited to
attend the reception.
 Former Chipola Cheerleaders
are this year's special guests at
homecoming. All returning cheer-
leaders will be invited to join the
current squad in a routine to


"Devil in a Blue Dress."
-The Indians take on
Tallahassee Community College
in the men's game at 7:30 p m.
Chipola's 2004 Homecoming
Queen and Mr. Chipola will be
crowned during halftime.
 For more information 'on
Homecoming events, call the SGA
office at 718-2308 or 718-2314.


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 As a courtesy to'Prope'rty 0 1wners'in Calhoun County, the
 Property Appraiser's.Off ice would like to inomyuthat the
Automatic, Renewal Notices for Homestead Exemption and'


 the receipt. You vill be, au- tmatica.11yrenewed.


 If you p urchase'd."-p ope rty in 2004 and wish'to file for
 homestead 6xem'tion or greenbelt for 20,05, it will be
 necessary for you. to into the, off ice to, apply before
 M~larch 1, 2005.


 For Homestead Exemption on mobile homes,
Applicants must own the mobile-home and the land to';
 which the. mobile home is permanently attached..


 Attention: Senio~r Citizens

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Tjhe Seniorr CitizenAdditional Homestead Exemption is NOT:
 automatically renewed. An application MUST be signed
 .each year before March 1. There is a bouse~hold income
 limlitatidn to qualify' for this exemption.
 Please contact this office

 before March 1',2005.


 If you have any questions' or if you have, problems
 with transportation, please feeffree to contact the
 Property Appraiser's 'Office at 6741-5636'.


 Terrell L. Stone. P. A.
 Calho~un'Coun~ty Property Appraiser
 20859 Central Ave. East Room #112
 Blountstown, FL 32424


Key Club.Sweetheart,
 Natalie Bristol, the daughter Iof
Lisa and Cliff Bristol of Bristol, has
been elected the Key Ollub.
Sweetheart at Robert F. Munroe Day
School. Natalie has been a member
,of [he Anchor Club for three years.
She'-has also been a member of.the
Student Council for-four years and is
,this year's President. ,"Jata~lie is a
four-year member of Senior Beta, a
varsity cheerleader, and is the
Senior Class Salutatorian.


 The top a academicallyy ranked seniors a[ Robert F. Munroe Day School
were named this week. The announcement iof the, first five, ranks included
four. males and one female, a statistic that normally has been ,reversed. The
Valedictorian- for the senior class of 2005 is Ben Stewart, son of John aind
Jerri Stewart of Mt. Pleasant. The Salutatorian for the class i8,Natalie Bristol,
daughter of Cliff and Lisa Biristol of Bristol. The third ranked senior acts as the
class historian and is Tyler McKinnon, son of Howard and Elaine McKinn 'on,
of .Quincy. The class prophet, fourth ranked in. the class, is Andrew Gay), on
.of Andy and Kim Gay of Quincy. The class. lawyer, Samuel'lglesias, ranks
fifth and is the son of Carlos and Vera Iglesias of Greensboro. The first two
ranked students will be the speakers at Graduation, while numbers three,
four, and, five will each, speak at rClass Night on 'the Thursday before
Graduation which is on Friday, May 27, 2005, at the school gym.


.Greenbelt have been mailed.


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