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2017 Wausau Possum Festival Program

Created in 1970 by Wausau, Florida resident Dalton Carter, the Wausau Possum Festival, occurring the first Saturday every August, celebrates the Opossum, a nocturnal marsupial.

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August <strong>2017</strong><br />

Welcome to ‘One of the Most Unique <strong>Festival</strong>s in America’<br />

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Dedicated To The Memory of Maidelene “Maidy” Carter<br />

Maidy was born April 11,1937 to the late George and Tom Taylor of the Bonnett Pond<br />

Community, graduating from Vernon High School in 1954. Maidy married Dalton Carter<br />

on December 20, 1955, and they had four sons, Dennis (Debbie), Travis (deceased),<br />

Randy (Julie) and Jackie Wayne (Karen) as well as six grandchildren and eight great<br />

grandchildren. Maidy owned and operated Ideal Beauty Salon for over 40 years, practicing<br />

Cosmetology amd gaining a multitude of friends. She served on the Board of Trustees<br />

for the Washington County Hospital and was a member of the <strong>Wausau</strong> Assembly of God<br />

Church, working in the Sunday School Department for over 25 years.<br />

Maidy was community-minded and believed in trying to make her town a better place<br />

in which to live. She was a member of the <strong>Wausau</strong> Community Development Club and<br />

supported the Masonic Fellowship, the <strong>Wausau</strong> Volunteer Fire Department and <strong>Wausau</strong><br />

Recreation fundraisers for the needy. She was a dedicated supporter of <strong>Wausau</strong> Funday<br />

and <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong>. Maidy was a loving, caring and compassionate person, and loved<br />

everybody, greeting them with a smile. Her love for her family was her life, and her greatniece<br />

Mary Rosalyn Taylor described Maidy when she said. “She always made you feel<br />

like you were someone special”. Maidy’s family wishes to express sincere thanks and<br />

appreciation to the <strong>Wausau</strong> Volunteer Fire Department for dedicating this year’s <strong>2017</strong><br />

Funday and <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> program in her honor.<br />

Photos contributed by family members.<br />

Dedicated To The Memory of Greg Schliebener<br />

Greg Schliebener was born on Feb 29,1959 in Ft Lauderdale FL<br />

to George and Faye Schliebener and had one sister, Lisa. The<br />

family resided in Margate FL until relocation to <strong>Wausau</strong> when<br />

Greg was a teenager. As a young adult Greg became a father to<br />

Scotty, Terri, Hope and Joey. He worked multiple jobs including<br />

several years with Trawick Construction before finding his home<br />

in the log woods. Greg was injured while logging, becoming<br />

disabled, at which time he joined the <strong>Wausau</strong> Volunteer Fire<br />

Department. He drove the water tanker, flagged traffic, cooked<br />

his famous Boston butts for multiple fundraisers and whatever<br />

else his physical limitations would allow him to do. Once again<br />

he felt like his life had purpose and he thoroughly enjoyed being<br />

a member of the fire department, loving his fellow firefighters like<br />

family. Greg was a good man who was always willing to help a<br />

person in need.<br />

Photos contributed by family members.<br />

Terri and Hope would like to thank the <strong>Wausau</strong> Volunteer Fire<br />

Department for welcoming their Daddy with open arms. They<br />

truly believe that his life would have been much shorter had he<br />

not had his fellow firefighters to lean on during the difficult times.<br />

‘Thank ya’ll for keeping him in line and thank ya’ll for always being<br />

there for him and thank y’all for being there for us when we had<br />

to say goodbye to him on August 7, 2016’, say Terri and Hope.<br />

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Dedicated To The Memory of William E. “Woody” Bollinger<br />

Chaplain William E. “Woody” Bollinger was<br />

born in Altoona, PA on January 20, 1951 and<br />

died November 23, 2016 at Flowers Hospital<br />

in Dothan, Alabama. He was a member of<br />

East Mount Zion Methodist Church in Holmes<br />

County.<br />

The <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> <strong>Program</strong><br />

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Photos contributed by family members.<br />

Woody was a true ‘Professional Volunteer’<br />

and a man that gave to others anyway that<br />

he could. He was a prayer warrior, and if<br />

someone asked to be put on a prayer list,<br />

he would stop whatever he was doing and<br />

pray with them, no matter where he was at<br />

the time.<br />

Woody loved Emergency and Fire Services<br />

and volunteered with several fire departments<br />

over the years as Chaplain. The last<br />

department was <strong>Wausau</strong> Fire Department but<br />

prior to <strong>Wausau</strong> he volunteered as Chaplain<br />

with Holmes County Fire Department, where<br />

he formed a Chaplain Corps, Panama City<br />

Fire Department and he served as Chaplain<br />

with the Florida Fire Marshals Association.<br />

He also, volunteered with the American<br />

Red Cross, helping fire victims, Emergency<br />

Management in Washington and Walton<br />

counties, ans as Disaster Director for 7<br />

counties with the United Methodist Church.<br />

After 9-11 he was Civilian Chaplain at the<br />

Navy base in Panama City and he also<br />

served as Hospital Chaplain with various<br />

hospitals in Holmes and Bay Counties. We<br />

will miss you, Woody.<br />

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<strong>Wausau</strong> Celebrates Northwest Florida Beauty with ‘Miss Funday’<br />

One of the highlights of the <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> is the ‘Miss Funday’ Pageant<br />

(not to be confused with the ‘<strong>Possum</strong> King & Queen Contest’, held on the Friday<br />

evening prior to the actual festival). The pageant is held on Saturday evening, one<br />

week before the festival, and this year entertains a ‘Denim & Plaid’ theme. There<br />

seems to be an unlimited supply of local beauties (and handsome young men) in<br />

the area, and this pageant event draws several hundred attendees, all vying for the<br />

coveted trophies, ribbons, crowns and bragging rights in several categories. Entire<br />

galleries of these photos, as well as video clips and interviews from the last several<br />

years, can be viewed at www.<strong>Wausau</strong><strong>Possum</strong><strong>Festival</strong>.com.<br />

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<strong>Wausau</strong> Celebrates Northwest Florida Beauty with ‘Miss Funday’<br />

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<strong>Wausau</strong> Celebrates Northwest Florida Beauty with ‘Miss Funday’<br />

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Welcome to the 48th Annual <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />

Commencing in the early morning hours with a pancake<br />

breakfast , progressing to a parade of seldom-seen size,<br />

feature or quality, then moving to musical entertainment,<br />

food and craft vendors and the world-famous <strong>Possum</strong><br />

Auction, the <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> literally offers<br />

something for everyone. Enjoy the history of the <strong>Possum</strong><br />

<strong>Festival</strong> in several photo galleries and video clips online at<br />

www.<strong>Wausau</strong><strong>Possum</strong><strong>Festival</strong>.com.<br />

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<strong>Wausau</strong> Quilters Contribute to the <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />

Here is the showpiece quilt produced by the <strong>Wausau</strong> Quilters (shown in photos at RIGHT) as part of the <strong>2017</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> fundraising effort.<br />

Each year our Washington County Property Appraiser Gil Carter bids on and typically wins the prize-winning quilt, so help us out and bid<br />

against him this year- amd you can be sure that all proceeds go for a great cause!<br />

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<strong>Wausau</strong> Quilters Contribute to the <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS AUGUST 5, <strong>2017</strong><br />

6:00 - Pancake Breakfast at <strong>Wausau</strong> Masonic Lodge (<strong>Wausau</strong>, FL)<br />

9:00 - Invocation and Welcome (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

9:15 - 10:15 - ‘Faithful Servants’- Tifton, GA (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

10:00 - Big 48th Annual Fun Day Parade- (Downtown <strong>Wausau</strong>)<br />

10:15 -11:30 - Corn Pone Baking- Winners Announced (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

11:30 - 12:00 - Flag Raising and National Anthem- (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

12:00 - 12:30 - Big <strong>Possum</strong> Auction and Quilt Auction- (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

12:30 - 12:45 - Political Guests - 3 minutes each (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

12:45 - 1:45 - ‘Trugrass” - Pensacola, FL (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

1:45 - 2:15- Hog Callin (adults & kids) (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

2:15 - 3:15 - ‘Faithful Servants’- Tifton, GA (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

3:15 - 4:15 - Billy Lipford - Marianna, FL (<strong>Possum</strong> Palace)<br />

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE<br />

Founder: Mr. Dalton Carter<br />

Chairman: Mr. Joe Tharp<br />

Parade ChairPerson: Mrs. Margaret Riley<br />

W.V.F.D. Chairman: Mr. Sam Rudd<br />

Arts & Crafts Contact: (850) 638-1781<br />

Entertainment Chairman: “Bunk” Corbin (850) 638-5023<br />

Information at www.<strong>Wausau</strong><strong>Possum</strong><strong>Festival</strong>.com<br />

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Welcome to the <strong>Festival</strong>!<br />

Welcome to the 48th Annual Funday and <strong>Possum</strong><br />

<strong>Festival</strong>. The <strong>Wausau</strong> Volunteer Fire Department<br />

and the <strong>Wausau</strong> Development Club celebrates yet<br />

another year of the festival that was conceived by<br />

Dalton Carter in 1970. This year we add another<br />

feature as we take a step back to a more relaxed<br />

time and enjoy a ‘Denim & Plaid’-themed pageant<br />

on July 29, the Saturday before the festival<br />

activities. This adds another element to the ‘retro’<br />

effort of the festival, reviving some of the former<br />

attractions of the event, from greasy pole to sack<br />

racing to cross-cut saw competition. Woman’s Day<br />

Magazine named the <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> ‘One<br />

of the ten most unique festivals in America’ and<br />

we have garnered national attention. We have<br />

been joined by Florida Governors, including most<br />

recently, Rick Scott. We have been fortunate to<br />

be highlighted in media- both print and electronicand<br />

people are getting to know and recognize our<br />

small town with the BIG festival, held on the first<br />

Saturday of August.<br />

The Funday Committee provides a wholesome<br />

family event, with entertainment and all the fixin’s,<br />

at absolutely no cost to our guests and we want<br />

all who attend to feel welcome. More importantly,<br />

we want you to leave with an appreciation for<br />

our volunteers. All profits go directly to the<br />

<strong>Wausau</strong> Volunteer Fire Department and <strong>Wausau</strong><br />

Development Club, both non-profit organizations,<br />

and our activities include the Little Miss Funday<br />

Pageant, <strong>Possum</strong> King And Queen Contests and<br />

much more.<br />

The Fire Department uses these funds to improve<br />

fire equipment and provide fire service to the<br />

citizens of Washington County and the City of<br />

<strong>Wausau</strong>. The <strong>Wausau</strong> Development Club primarily<br />

utilizes the funds it receives to award scholarships<br />

to deserving students in Washington County. We<br />

want to thank the Washington County Sheriff’s<br />

Office for their help, as well as all our volunteers<br />

and sponsors. We especially thank you, as our<br />

guest, because without you there would be no<br />

festival. Again, welcome and thanks for attending!<br />

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More Than You Need To Know About <strong>Wausau</strong>, Florida<br />

The small town of <strong>Wausau</strong>, Florida, population just over<br />

400, holds a very big title- ‘<strong>Possum</strong> Capital of the World’. To<br />

celebrate this ubiquitous animal, the town holds an annual<br />

Fun Day and <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong>, a totally free event on the<br />

first Saturday in August, and the world is invited.<br />

You’re likely to see local, regional and even national political<br />

figures at the <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong>, especially during<br />

election cycles, and the event was recently highlighted by<br />

Women’s Day Magazine as one of the ‘world’s most unique<br />

festivals’.<br />

Admittedly one of the most unusual festivals you are likely<br />

to attend, this event celebrates the <strong>Possum</strong>, a marsupial<br />

which thrives in this part of Florida and which helped the<br />

local population survive the Great Depression in the early<br />

20th century.<br />

Drawing attendees from all over the Southeast United<br />

States, the event is always held the first Saturday in August,<br />

and the scheduled entertainment includes Bluegrass,<br />

Country and Gospel performers.<br />

Arguably the hottest day of the year, the event includes a<br />

large parade, arts and crafts, food (try the possum stew and<br />

possum ice cream) and a <strong>Possum</strong> Auction. The annual<br />

<strong>Possum</strong> King and Queen Contest is held the evening<br />

prior to the <strong>Festival</strong> and this is something that you have to<br />

experience to believe.<br />

<strong>Wausau</strong> is in Washington County, Florida, United States,<br />

about 9 miles south of Chipley and Interstate 10. <strong>Wausau</strong><br />

has a total area of 1.1 square miles, all of it land, and<br />

there are approximately 170 households, and 110 families<br />

residing in the town. This equates to a population density of<br />

around 352 people per square mile with a racial makeup of<br />

94.47% Caucasian, .50% African American, 0.75% Native<br />

American, 0.25% Asian, 0.50% from other races, and<br />

3.52% from two or more aces. Hispanics or Latinos make<br />

up 2.51% of the population.<br />

The population consists of 26.9% under the age of 18, 8.3%<br />

from 18 to 24, 24.1% from 25 to 44, 24.1% from 45 to 64,<br />

and 16.6% 65 years of age or older. The median age is 37<br />

years and for every 100 females there are 94.1 males. For<br />

every 100 females age 18 and over, there are 89 males.<br />

The median income for a household in the town is $21,000,<br />

and the median income for a family was $23,000.<br />

The per capita income for the town is $10,722 and about<br />

25% of families and 29.2% of the population were below<br />

the poverty line, including 35.2% of those under age 18 and<br />

19.7% of those aged 65 or over. <strong>Wausau</strong> has an elevation<br />

of 85 feet above sea level.<br />

All these (very dry) statistics aside, however, the reality is<br />

that <strong>Wausau</strong>, Florida, along with the rest of Washington<br />

County, offers what we like to call ‘The Real Florida’- a<br />

pristine, unspoiled slice of a very relaxed lifestyle and a<br />

quality of life sometimes all too hard to find. So enjoy your<br />

time here as our guest during the <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong>, but<br />

make plans to visit us again soon. You will find that there is<br />

a quality of life, accompanied by a laissez-faire attitude that<br />

is appealing and a refreshing change from urban or highpressure<br />

areas. You’ll find that this area is a great place to<br />

raise a family, relocate a business or to retire.<br />

For more information about <strong>Wausau</strong>, Florida and to view<br />

more photos, video clips, and interviews, visit us on<br />

Facebook at Real Florida Magazine, or listen to interviews<br />

on FPTC radio, the voice of Florida Panhandle Technical<br />

College at www.FPTCRadio.com.<br />

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A Unique Feature of a Unique <strong>Festival</strong><br />

One feature of the <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> that<br />

truly remains ‘one of a kind’ is the annual ‘King and<br />

Queen Contest’ held on the Friday evening prior<br />

to the festival. Competition is fierce as characters<br />

come from all over the region to compete for the<br />

trophies, bragging rights and cash prizes awarded<br />

to ‘<strong>Possum</strong> King’ and ‘<strong>Possum</strong> Queen’. See more<br />

photos along with video clips and interviews at<br />

www.<strong>Wausau</strong><strong>Possum</strong><strong>Festival</strong>.com.<br />

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It’s unusual that we can get them all together and slowed down enough to capture a photo, but here are some of our core <strong>Wausau</strong>, Florida<br />

Fire Department members. If you see them, thank them for their dedication and hard work as they not only put on this festival, but as they<br />

tirelessly work to improve their abilities tp provide emergency services yo this area.<br />

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Welcome to the 48th Annual <strong>Wausau</strong> <strong>Possum</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />

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