The County Record, SEPTEMBER 20, 2006, Page 3

'Keep Rolling, Bloom, Branch Out!'



Torreya Garden Club will



meet Oct. 2, Extension Ofc.


 Eric Coleman Norris and Cristina Lee Buchanan


Norris, Buchanan


will wed Dec. 15'


 Cristina Lee Buchanan of
Blountstown and Eric
Coleman Norris of
Blountstown are proud to
announce their upcoming
wedding on Friday,
December 15, at 7:00 p.m.
(CT) at the W.T. Neal Civic
Center.
 Cristina is the daughter of
the late Cathy Buchanan of
Blountstown. She is the,
granddaughter of Laverne
Faircloth of.Zephyrhills, Ray
and Christine Carver 6f'
Bristol, and Barbra Stark of
l Milwaukee, WI.
 Eric is the son of Bill and


Jena Norris of Blountstown.
He is the grandson of the late
Frank Norris of Foley, AL, the
late Camilla Norris of
* Chattahoochee, and the late
Coleman and Irene Johnson
of Blountstown.
 Cristina is a 2002 gradu-
 ate of Blountstown High
 School and is currently in the
 Nursing' Program at Chipola
 College. Eric is a 2001 grad-
 uate of Blountstown High
 School and is employed by
 West Florida Electric
 Cq9perative.
 All friends and family are
 welcome to attend.


Dr. Boland receives


his recer tifcation


 The American Board of-
-Family Medicine is pleased to
announce the s, -i '- -Iul
completion of its
lRecertification Examination
by Dr. Jerry Boland.
 Board certification confers
a standard of excellent in
knowledge and practice to
physicians wVo not only cer-
tify \-ia the examination
process, but who also work,
diligently onr the maintenance
of .these skills during the
seven-year cycle between
examinations. Dr. Boland is
the, Medical Director of the
Calhoun County Health
Department. .
 The American Board of
Family Medicine (ABFM), one
of twenty- four Member
Boards of the American
Board of Medical Specialities,
is the second largest medical
specialty board in the United
States. Founded m 1969. it
is a voluntary. not-for-profit,
private organization whose
purposes include improving
the quality of medical care
available to the public, estab-
lishing and maintaining
standards of excellence in the
specialty of Family Medicine;
improving the standards of


medical education for train-
ing in Family Medicine. and
d t,~l n-riinrn I'y e\ .jlLi.Liatiluna
the fitness of specialists in
Family Medicine who apply
for and hold certificates.
 To achieve recertification
by the ABFM, a fanfily physi-
cian must verify the comple-
tion of 300 hours of accept-
able continuing medical edu-
cation over the past six years;
possess a full and unrestrict-
ed license to practice medi-
cine in the United States; ,and
successfully complete a-one
day, written examination of
cognitive knowledge and
problem-solving abilities.
This examination covers the
disciplines of. the specialty
including, but not limited to:
adult medicine; care of new-
borns, infants, infants, chil-
dren, and adolescents;
maternity and gynecological
care: community medicine;
care of the older patient; h
human behavior and mental
health; and care of the surgi-
cal patient.
 Additional information
regarding the American
Board .of Family -Medicine
may be obtained from its
website at wvww.theabfm.org.


Cong. Boyd rep in


town September 28


 A member of Congressman
Allen Boyd s (D-North
Florida) staff fwill be visiting
Blountstown on the .fourth
Thursday of every month so
the people. of Calhoun,
County have the opportunity
to personally discuss issues
concerning them.
 The nex-t visit is set for
Thursday, Sept. 28, from
9:30 to 11 a.m. at the
Calhoun County Courthouse
in Blountstown.
 Congressman Boyd's staff


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is trained to assist con-
stituents with a' variety of
issues relating to various fed-
eral agencies. It.is important
to the Coneressman that his
staff is available for those
who are not able to travel to
either his Panama City or
Tallahassee offices.

Woman's Club

meets Sept. 21

at Civic Center
 The Blountstown Woman's
 Club will meet Thursday,'
 September 21, 2006, at
 11:45 a.m. in the Board
 Room at the W.T. Neal Civic
 Center.
 As usual members will
 bring a "Brown Bag" lunch.
 Dessert and drinks will be
 provided by the hostesses.
 Pres. Jessie Mae Price will
preside.
 We look forward to seeing
everyone at this first meeting
of the 2006-2007 Club year.
 See you Thursday at the
Civic Center at 11:4511


 Torreya Garden Club
members met Monday,
September 11, at 6:30 p.m.
at the County Extension
building. Pres. Sandra
Parrish presided.
 Pres. Parrish welcomed
everyone to the Club's first
meeting of the 2006-07 year.
She also introduced two
guests from the
Marianna Garden Club -
District 2 Director Mrs.
Juanita Sanson and Mrs.
Betty Pettis, Awards
Chairperson and "Calendar
Girl."
 Mrs. Sanson updated the
clubwomen on the summer
activities and the future
plans and projects for
Florida's Garden Club. In


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closing, Mrs. Sanson urged
members to invite other civic-
minded women to join
Torreya Garden Club. Her
slogan is: "Keep Rolling,
Bloom, Branch Out!"
 Mrs. Pettis gave detailed
information on the various
awards local clubs can win.
Check with your Awards
Chairperson and apply. As
"Calendar Girl" Mrs. Pettis
displayed the calendar
designed and arranged by
FFGC District Directors.
Calendars may be purchased
at the end of the meeting.
 Alice Williford gave the
Devotions. she read, "I
believe in the sun even when
it does not shine. I believe in
love when it is not shown. I


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believe in God when he does
not speak." She closed with a
prayer after which James
Williford led the group in the
Pledge of Allegiance.
 Hostesses Fran Mayo and
Doris Traylor served deli-
cious refreshments from the
buffet table beautifully deco-
rated in autumn colors plus a
lovely vase of fall flowers.
Everyone efljoyed the tasty
"goodies" and the orange-col-
ored punch.
 Sandra displayed the
Club's Yearbook which will be
distributed later.
 Mildred Guilford was
elected Parliamentarian to
replace Brenda Stallworth.
 The District 2 Fall Meeting
will be held at the Graceville


Civic Center Thursday,
October 12th. Contact
Sandra about attending.
 Club members voted to
continue maintenance of the
courthouse flower bed which
they installed years ago.
 Sandra thanked the
guests speakers for their
interesting talks, all the
attendees, and the Hostesses
for the tasty food.
 We compliment Sandra orn
the well-organized and effec-
tively conducted meeting
 The next meeting will be at
the County Extensio4
Building on Monday, Octobet
2, at 6:30 p.m.
 SUBCRI ETOD.


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