The County Record, FEBRUARY 16, 2005, Page 14




Colonial Trade Faire planned Feb. 18-20


 The annual Colonial Trade
Faire will be held on Friday. Feb.
18 through Sunday, Feb. 20 at
Bradley's Pond. across from
Bradley's Country store, about 12
miles North of Capital Circle out
Centerville Road, Tallahassee.
The hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
each a day. Admission is $5.
Children under 12 free. On
Friday, seniors (65+) get in for
half price.
 The purpose of the Tallahassee
Colonial Faire is to create an 18th
Century historical experience. It
is a Living History event. Travel


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 Happy "4th" Birthday
* Aaron Chase Hobby!!
 Chase Hobby is turning 4 years old
February 22, 2005. He is the son of
Stephen Hobby and the grandson of
Maxine Hobby of Clarksville. He loves
hunting, playing video games, and fishing
with his dad.
* Happy birthday, Chase. We all love
you!
jycul f~n~<^-M^^^W


 Happy "2nd" Birthday!!
 Jack Wesley Hildebrandt was two
years old on Thanksgiving Day,
November 25. 2004. He celebrated his
birthday with family in Orange Park, FL.
'Jack is the son, of John and Tamrry Taylor
Hildebrandt and the brother of his twin sis-
ters, Taylor and Tiffany Hildebrandt. He is
the grandson of Darryl and Mary Lou
Taylor of Blountstown, the late Mary
Carolyn Hildebrandt and Earl Hildebrandt
of San Antonio, TX.


 Happy "3rd" Birthday!!
 Uile broMther Kaiden would like to
yvish his big sister Kendall a very happy
3rd birthday on February 21st ,. n':i.m
.'; celebrate her r: j-,) with a Care
Pear party with fam':t) and friends,
 Happy Birthday, Kaiden loves you and
,-, do we, Momma's baby. and Daddy's
, From. Kaiden, Mom. Dad, all your
grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and
God family!


 Happy "75th" Birthday
 S J.B. PORTER!!!
 February 20, 2005
Love your daughters, Windy, Lucy,
 Monle, & Frances


back in time to the 1700's. See
how our Colonial folk lived. Talk
to the craftsmen and traders and
find out what life was like back
then.
 Get away from the computers,
TVs and cell phones. See how


people of all ages dressed back
then. There will be demonstra-
tions, music, stores, great food
and so much to see.
 Colonial Trade Faires were
held in all the colonies. The
object of the faires were to get


Mask collection display


at Visual Arts Center


 The Visual Arts Center is
proud to present an exhibit of
masks from all over the world,
entitled The Harmuth Mask'
Collection.
 Scheduled in conjunction with
our other exhibit. Fables, Foibles
& Fairytales, this exhibit offers
and iiiirILn look at the cul-
tures and personalities from all
across the world. This exhibit is
on di<p'., through March 5,
2,L 5 in the Higby & Hallway gal-
leries.
 The Visual Arts Center of
Northwest Florida is a non-profit
art gallery located in beautiful
Downtown Panama City at 19
East Fourth Street. Hosting a
variety of art exhibits as well as
providing educational art classes
for all ages, khe Visual Arts
Center is the only facility of it's
kind in a 100 mile radius. The
VAC is open on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from
10am 4pm, Tuesday and
Thursday from 10am 8pm and
on Saturday from 1pm 5pm.To
contact us, call 850-769-4451 or
online at www.VAC.org.cn .





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 Alexander James Davenport
 Byron and Jeanna Davenport of
Atlanta, Georgia are proud to announce
the birth of their son, Alexander James.
Alexander was born November 30, 2004
at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in
Gainesville, GA. He weighed in at 5
pounds, 14 ounces and was 18.75 inches
long. The proud maternal grandparents
are Bruce and Adronna Kombrinck of
Blountstown. Alexander's great-grand-
parents are Edward Sumner and the late
Opal Sumner of Bristol and Rosa
Kombrinck and the late Irving Kombrinck
of Cincinnati, OH. Paternal grandparents
are Alex and Diana Davenport of
Tallahassee. His great-grandparents are
Inez Davenport and the -late James
Davenport of Tallahassee and Rosemary
Ryan and the late Robert "Pat" Ryan of
Winter Park, FL.


 Texas Monroe Cox-Stanton
 Tracy and Scott Stanton announce the
birth of their son, Texas Monroe Cox-'
Stanton on January 23, 2005. Tex was
born at Bronson Methodist Hospital in
Kalamazoo, MI and weighed 7 pounds, 15
ounces. Proud grandparents are Jimmy
and Peggy Cox' of Blountstown. Great
' M-ndp,3rni are Pauline Cox and. the
late Monroe Cox.


 Carly Allese McWaters
 Cathy and Bo McWaters of
Blountstown proudly announce the birth
of their daughter, CarlyAllese, on January
5. 2005 at 11:04 a.m. at Gulf Coast
Medical Center. She weighed 6 pounds,
13 ounces and was 20 inches long.
 Carly was welcomed home by her big
sister, Megan McWaters."

 Check out our
 website at:
www.thecountyrecord.net


 The annual Colonial Trade Faire, an 18th Century historical experience featuring demonstrations, music, stores,
great food and so much to see, will be held on Friday, Feb. 18 through Sunday, .Feb. 20 at Bradley's Pond in
Tallahassee.


people together, providing them
with a means to buy and sell
products of manufacture, live-
stock, produce and other sorts of
goods and merchandise.
Artisans, tinkers and mongers
would gather to hawk their
wares. Commanders of Forts
throughout the colonies would
organize faires in an effort to sup-
ply the men under them with the
personal items that were.not pro-
vided by government rations and


Dear Gadsden, Liberty & Calhoun
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for me:
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 *Having to come up' with $2000 to $3000
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to promote better well-being with
the civilians in and around the
outpost.
 The faires, generally lasting
three days, became home to itin-
erant entertainers, food vendors,
pickpockets, showmen and har-'
lots. When you add to these the
militiamen, aristocrats,, house-
wives and children; you create a
frontier celebration with. the
sights and smells unlike any
other activity.


 *Paying someone a $5000 $6000 profit
on a $10,000 automobile.
 Here's what we've done at Direct Automo-
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 *All vehicles are priced at the "Loan
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banks will loan you on this vehicle..
 *We require NO DOWN PAYMENT on any
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 This year's event will be extra
 special. We will have an 18th
 Century Conjurer (Magician), a
 Sword Swallower, Pirates, pony
 pulled wagons, jugglers and more
 all in a park-like setting.
 Participants will be lodged in can-
 vas tents and cook over open
 fires.
 For more information. go to
,www.t I lai h a s.ee t r3derai re.com
or call Kathryn Bradley Wilson at
850/386-8506.


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and you get a great deal!'
 Tfle best Part is we have family on the
lot, .NOT HIGH PRESSURE SALES PEOPLE.
 If Vpu don't.see the car of your dreams in
this a4 call us. We'll get you pre-approyed,
.tell yoa what it will cost and buy it for you.
 We appreciate you're supporting us. Come
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 Interest Rates.


 as low as 4.25%


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0 Down '00 Acura 3.2TL
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0 Down '04 Pontiac
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0 Down '00 Lincoln LS 4
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0 Down '03 Grand AM
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