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New theater complex coming to Crestview

NEWS &
NOTES

Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin
Wayne Harris (left), director of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce,
met with Gene Oliver, creator of Destination Heartland in Crestview recent-
ly to go over plans for the new family entertainment center.

Almarante

has serious

emergency

Fire district faces
tough decision ahead.
Ken Nielsen
News Bulletin Reporter
The Almarante Fire District has an
emergency to respond to like no other in
their history.
The fire chiefs of the four North
Okaloosa fire districts; Dorcas, North
Okaloo7,'tliiarel Hill .id Blrckinln,i oti-
fied the Almarante Fire District Board of
Commissioners in a letter dated January
20, of some serious concerns. The letter,
which is published in its entirety this week
as a paid advertisement on Page 3B of The
Crestview News Bulletin, stated, "grave
concerns about the serious public safety
situation that persist in the Almarante Fire
District."
According to Jeron Long, Laurel Hill
Fire Chief, the Almarante Fire Department
has not been able to respond to emergen-
cies in their district.
S "We have been not only assisting
them," said Long, "but making their calls
for them. In fact about two weeks ago their
truck would not start and we had to cover
an automobile wreck for them. It's time
something is done."
Residents who live in the fire district
are livid over what they say is total incom-
petence from the fire district's board of
commissioners. Hazel Harper lives in the
Almarante Fire District, and attended the
recent board meeting when the letter was
given to the commissioners.
"I'm real concerned," said Harper.
"There is a real risk that someone could
die." Harper says that after the recent meet-
ing the board went outside and tried to start
their fire trucks. "One would not start, and
the other sputtered bad," said Harper.

See SERIOUS, page 8A

Ken Nielsen
News Bulletin Reporter
Thanks to a group of local investors and the
efforts of Wayne Harris, director of Crestview
Area Chamber of Commerce, a new eight-screen
movie theater is coming to Crestview.
It is scheduled for completion in November.
The complex, named "Destination
Heartland" will be much more than just a movie
theater. The creator and president of the
Destination Heartland concept, Gene Oliver,
refers to the project as a film, family, entertain-
ment and dining experience.
Under one roof patrons will find eight movie
screens, four food courts, a restaurant, coffee
shop, community center, and child care area.
"This is not just a movie theater," boasted
Oliver, sitting with a big smile in the Crestview
Chamber of Commerce board room Saturday,
"There is not another place like it in the coun-
try."
Oliver's family has been in the motion pic-
ture business since its early days in the 1930's.

His father traveled the Midwest with a portable
projector and screen which he set up in corn
fields. He eventually purchased theaters in
Texas, and became quite successful, and well
connected in the motion picture industry.
Oliver says today's construction costs of
mega-plex facilities are not designed for small
communities like Crestview.
Oliver has taken a small fortune and two
generations of theater ownership experience to
design something specifically to meet the needs
of a small community. He believes that small
communities need more than just a modern
movie theater.
"Communities need a central location where
they can come together, and do the things that
communities do," explained Oliver. "Building a
community room along with the theater just
makes good sense. The community conference
room will offer the latest in teleconferencing
technology, and opens the door for civic groups
and educators to gather, and for businesses to

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Regular monthly fire drills at Davidson Middle School paid off last week as students had to evacuate the smoky build-
ing during an actual alarm. A faulty regulator at a nearby substation caused a light ballast to short out in one of the rooms.

Davidson students forced out by smoke

Ken Nielsen
News Bulletin Reporter
Two north Okaloosa schools had to evacuate their students
last week due to smoke filled buildings.
According to Gulf Power spokesperson Lynn Erickson, the
problems were attributed to a bad regulator at the substation on
Airport road that caused power overloads sending a surge of
electricity through power lines leading to the two schools, and
other locations in that substations area.
"We had a loss of power from one of the legs of Gulf Power
service," said Crestview Fire Chief Joe Traylor, standing just
outside the smoke filled wing at Davidson Middle School. "The
surge from the power apparently caused an overload to short

out one or more of the ballasts in the fluorescent lights."
Smoke from the ballast filled one entire wing of Davidson
Middle School. All 937 students were evacuated from the build-
ing while emergency personnel and Gulf Power crews used
state of the art thermal imaging equipment to pin point the
source of the smoke.
"The response from the fire and police departments was just
remarkable," said assistant school superintendent, Wayne
Ansley. "They covered this school like the dew covers Dixie."
Students were relocated to other parts of the school not
effected by the smoke while the problem was repaired.
The widespread power surges caused similar problems at
Our Lady of Victory pre-school, and the Tom Thumb store at
State Road 85 and Airport Road.

News Bulletin moves to new offices

Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin
The Crestview News Bulletin has moved its offices into this building at 295 W.
James Lee Blvd., the former location of Gilliland/Award Chevrolet.

Steve Andrews
Managing Editor
After nearly 30 years at 301 N. Main
St., in Crestview, Okaloosa County's sec-
ond oldest newspaper has found a new
home.
The Crestview News Bulletin moved its
offices last week to 295 W. James Lee
Blvd., the former location of
Gilliland/Award Chevrolet.
"I believe that the new facilities will
help us produce a high quality newspaper,
one which this community deserves," pub-
lisher and co-owner Jim Knudsen Jr. said.
"I feel it shows the community that we are
definitely here to stay, and we are prepared
to match the growth of this area."

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The newspaper was established by Allen
and Roger Robinson in July 1975. It began
as The Okaloosa Consumer Bulletin, a
weekly free-to-the-public, tabloid-sized
See BULLETIN, page 8A
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BAGGETT

Baggett promoted to
lieutenant with CPD
James Baggett has been pro-
moted from sergeant to lieu-
tenant with the Crestview Police
Department. Baggett a 26-year
veteran in law enforcement, has
been with the Crestview Police
Department for nearly 16 years.

Emmanuel Baptist group
to hold yard sale Feb. 5
Members of Emmanuel
Baptist Church will be holding a
big yard sale on Feb. 5 in front of
The Crestview News Bulletin.
Items will include furniture,
household items, clothing, toys
and much more.
The money raised will be used
to assists area families in need.

FREE MEDICAL CLINIC:
There will be a free clinic held on
Sunday, Feb. 6th from noon until 3
p.m. There will be several doctors,
nurses and health professionals
will be available to assist people
with medical problems. These ser-
vices are offered free of charge to
those who do not have the benefit
of medical coverage.
The THAILAND-LAOS-CAM-
BODIA (TLC) BROTHERHOOD,
INC. is seeking members from all
branches of the military U.S.,
foreign and civilian occupations
(Air America, USAID, State
Department, etc.) for membership
in the organization. For more infor-
mation, contact Woody Freeman
at (850) 729-8081 or visit the web
site at www.TLC-Brotherhood.org.
ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER
INFORMATION: Located at 132
Butler Avenue at the fire tower site,
the Hub City Environmental
Center offers a free opportunity to
learn about native plants and ani-
mals.
To reserve the park for your
group, call the Leisure Services
Department at 682-4715.
S10TH ANNUAL BLUEGRASS
MUSIC COMPETITIONS:' The
GCBMA will be holding the 10th
Annual Bluegrass Music
Competitions on January 29, start-
ing at 4:30 p.m. at the PJC-Milton
Campus, 5988 Hwy. 90, Milton,
Florida in the Life Center
Gymnasium. Tickets are $8 and
kids 12 and under get in free.
Registration is from 1:30 3:30
p.m. There will be cash prizes for
1st, 2nd, and 3rd places.
Don't forget to read
and recycle. It's good
for the community
and good for the _
environment.

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FREE MEDICAL CLINIC: There local
will be a free clinic held on Sunday, Feb. to Val
6th from noon until 3 p.m. There will be W
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Services reminds residents who are still reside
displaced from Hurricane Ivan and in the av
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County Health Department is accepting Cente
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or may be faxed or mailed by calling with
888-540-KIDS (888-540-5437). Arrow
MOPS COOKBOOK: MOPS addict
(Moms of Preschoolers) of Crestview refer
has collected the best recipes from wide
group members, family, and friends and going c
; compiled them into an attractive keep- TI
sake cookbook. They are currently sell- inform
ing their one-of-a-kind cookbooks for help i
$10. They may be purchased from any your
member of the organization. All pro- visit
ceeds will go to MOPS of Crestview. spons.
The cookbook contains 250 well-loved (850)
recipes including appetizers, and main BA
dishes, desserts and many others, you a
Recipes include the contributor's name, facts,
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OAD CLOSURE IN
STVIEW: Reinke Drive in
view will be closed at Piney
.s Creek until further notice for
repairs. The road will be open for
traffic only from Overview Drive
ley Road.
VATER USAGE LIMITATIONS
L IN EFFECT: The department
iblic Services issued a statement
g city residents to use an odd-even
od for outdoor watering usage.
allows city utility customers to
kle their yards based on how the
is numbered. The restriction at its
;g was until further notice, and it
ot been lifted. It is still in effect.
ease remember to conserve water
for the month of January as your
;ntial sewer rate will be based on
average of the gallons of water used
g these months, combined and
ged, for the succeeding 12 months.
iblic Services apologize for any
venience this may cause. Further
es will be provided should condi-
change. Thank you for your coop-
n.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
iteer Organizations Active in
ters (VOAD) needs volunteers to
in the Emergency Operations
r (EOC) assisting county person-
the event of any natural or man-
disaster affecting Okaloosa
iy.
OAD has the lead role in coordi-
g the processing and operations of
teers and donated goods.
teers will be asked to perform
like setting up binders, laptop
nuters, supplies, phones, and food
ilunteers.
kaloosa County Public Safety will
the EOC, located at the Okaloosa
:y Courthouse in Shalimar, when a
er occurs. There will be a need for
ntry volunteers.
r more information, please con-
Yvonne Earle at (850) 863-1530,
sion 230.
ARCONON ARROWHEAD: If
r someone you know is struggling
an addiction call Narconon
head today. Narconon offers free
:ion counseling, assessments, and
als to rehabilitation centers nation-
by calling 1-800-468-6933 or log-
onto www.stopaddiction.com.
HE MARCH OF DIMES: For
nation on grants and how you can
n the fight or save babies, contact
local March of Dimes office or
www.marchofdimes.com. For
worship and ticket information call
432-5014.
AKER BLOCK MUSEUM: If
re looking for local history, arti-
photos, and a good selection of
newspapers .
ours are Tuesday Friday from 10

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a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and the third Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with special
tours available upon request. For more
information, call the museum at 537-
5714, Jeanette Henderson at 850-537-
4401, or send an email to bakermuse-
um@aol.com.
MARINE CORPS LEAGUE
LOOKING FOR MEMBERS: FORT
WALTON BEACH On the second
Thursday of each month at the American
Legion Post 235 in Fort Walton Beach,
the Marine Corps League Detachment
915 meets at 7:30 p.m. Any former or
retired Marine interested in joining
should contact Jack Howell at 683-0412
or Tom Burns at 682-3992.
DAV NEEDS VOLUNTEER DRI-
VERS: Volunteers are needed to drive
the DAV van, which takes veterans to
their appointments at the VA Outpatient
Clinic in Pensacola. You would only
drive two days per month. For further
information, contact the local Veterans
Service Office at 601-A North Pearl
Street, or call 689-5922.
FRIENDS OF SHELTER
HOUSE: It takes about $1,600 a month
to maintain the transitional shelter for
domestic violence victims in Crestview.
To learn how you can become a Friend
of the Crestview Shelter, through either
financial contributions or volunteer
work, call Cam Caley at 689-1393.
ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER
INFORMATION: Located at 132
Butler Avenue at the fire tower site, the
Hub City Environmental Center offers a
free opportunity to learn about native
plants and animals.
To reserve the park for your group,
call the Leisure Services Department at
682-4715.

EVENTS
NOISE ANNOUNCEMENT: On
Wednesday, January 26th, residents in
surrounding communities of Eglin's
western ranges may hear a loud sonic
boom from a test mission being con-
ducted. The event will occur sometime
between 8 and 10 a.m. If needed there is
a back-up mission scheduled for
January 27th between 7 and 9 a.m.
ROBERT L.F. SIKES PRO-
GRAMS: Celebrate Groundhog Day at
the Robert L.F. Sikes Public Library on
the January 27th Storytime at 10:30 a.m.
There will be groundhog stories, funny
finger plays and silly songs.
The Feb. 3 the Storytime Program
will be IVAN, which was cancelled in
September. Bring your favorite stuffed-
animal pet at 10:30. Listen to pet tales,
sing pet songs, and make a fun pet craft.
Each pet will receive a special prize.
The Infant and Toddler Lap Sit
Program will meet on Feb. 8 for
Valentine's Day program introducing
children to books through reading,
rhymes, and music.
Please call Patricia for more infor-
mation at 682-4432 or 683-8776.
Preschoolers, age 3-6.
REPUBLICAN CLUB
INSTALLING OFFICERS: The
O~ iia~l-' iiitiy t;pbli-fcu b will

install the 2005 Officers on Thursday,
Jan. 27th. The installation will take
place at the American Legion Hall at
105 W Hollywood Blvd, Fort Walton
Beach, Fla.
The incoming officers will hear the
official requests of what is wanted from
them by the county's elected officials.
The public is encouraged to attend. For
reservations call Ginny Mills at 609-
1179. A social will start at 6:15 p.m.,
dinner at 7 and the installation at 7:40
p.m. Dinner is optional with a cost of
$10. For more information, call Bill
Readdy at 897-3322.
FREE SENIOR BINGO: Senior
bingo will be held on Feb. 17, 2005 at
Our Lady of Victory Church Hall, locat-
ed across from Bob Sikes Elementary
School. Bingo starts at 10:30 a.m. and
lunch will be provided. All senior citi-
zens are invited to attend. Bingo is spon-
sored by The Ladies Aux. of the Knights
of Columbus. Call 682-4622 for reser-
vations or for more information.
ZETA DELTA 2005 MISS
SWEETHEART PAGEANT: On
Saturday, Feb. 12 at 5 p.m., the Zeta
Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will
host its 2005 Miss Sweetheart Pageant
in the Crestview High School auditori-
umn.
There is a $25 entry fee for contes-
tants ages 0 months through 18 years
old, with an additional $5 fee for photo-
genic entries.
The final registration and practice
session is on Friday, Feb. I1 at 6:30 p.m.
in the auditorium. One photograph for
the Photogenic section, no larger than 8
x 10, All applications must be received
via mail or telephone by Wed., Feb. 9. A
$5 late fee will be charged for all entries
received after Wednesday, and no
entries will be accepted after Feb. 11.
Admission to the pageant is $3 for
adults and $1 for children. Proceeds go
toward the Ellen Thigpen Memorial
Scholarship Fund. For information call
Tonia Lawson at 217-3507 or leave a
message at 689-4433. Applications may
be picked up at local schools or via
email. Mail them to Zeta Delta, 591
Ridge Lake Road, Crestview FL 32536.
SCOUT-O-RAMA TICKET SALES
BEGIN: Saturday, February 12th kicks
off fundraising efforts for the Cub and
Boy Scouts. They will be selling Scout-
O-Rama tickets for the April 2nd event.
The tickets sell for $2 and contain over
$20 in coupons. The public is welcome
to join for fun with games, crafts,
demonstrations, and more. Children
under 12 get in free, and all activities are
free. Food is available for a reasonable
cost.
4TH ANNUAL SWEETHEART
BEAUTY PAGEANT: The pageant
will be held on Saturday, Feb. 5, 2005, 2
p.m. at the Crestview High School
Auditorium and rehearsal is Feb. 4th, 6
p.m.. Admission is $4 for adults, $2 for
children, and free for 3 years and under.
Contestants 0 19 years of age may
participate. The entry fee is $50,..with
.I f ih.rgedl for entries received. after
Jam 28th. The attire is pageant dress,

pageant hair and age appropriate make-
up (no hair pieces or false eye lashes).
Contestants may enter one photo and
extras are $5 each. All photos must be
turned in by rehearsal.
For information, call 689-3563 after
6 p.m., or visit the website at www.pan-
handlepageants.com.
GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE
UNDER WAY: Local Girl Scouts began
taking orders for America's favorite
cookies on Jan. 21. The annual Cookie
Sale continues through March 20, in
Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and
Walton counties. Be on the lookout for
Girl Scouts outside your church, school
or grocery store working to meet the
demand for the more than 200 million
boxes sold each year. Cookie delivery
and booth sales begin the week of Feb.
28.
This year's varieties include Thin
Mints, Caramel deLites, Shortbread,
Peanut Butter Patties, Peanut Butter
Sandwich, Lemon Pastry Cremes,
Animal Treasures and Pinatas. The
Pinata is made without milk, eggs or
peanuts; Peanut Butter Patties and
Caramel deLites are trans fat free; and
Lemon Pastry Cremes are reduced fat.
All Girl Scout cookies are made without
artificial preservatives and are kosher.
Each box of cookies sells for $3 and
proceeds from the Cookie Sale remain
in the local community to support Girl
Scout programs.
LIBRARY ART EXHIBIT: The
January/February Art Exhibit at the
Crestview Robert L.F. Sikes Public
Library will feature the "Sailors'
Valentines" collection of Lillian and
Wallace Brodeur. Please stop by to see
these beautiful shell mosaics."
STAMP SHOW: The Panhandle
Philatelic Society will host
STAMPFEST I. The first of four shows
in 2005 on Saturday, January 29. The
show will be held at the Knights of
Columbus Hall, 205 Carol Ave. (next to
Home Depot) Ft. Walton Beach, Fl.
Show hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission and parking are free.
Collectors of all levels of expertise,
as well as interested non-collectors are
invited to come to see, trade, buy or just
browse among the thousands of stamps
and other items on display. Many deal-
ers will offer informal, verbal appraisals
of stamps and stamp collections. For
additional information, please call Fred
Brafford at (850) 651-2770.
SIKES LIBRARY FIRST TUES-
DAY SERIES: Robert L.E Sikes Public
Library First Tuesday Series start at
10:30 a.m. at 1445 Commerce Drive
(behind the Post Office). Call 6824432.
The February 1st First Tuesday
Lecture at the Crestview Robert L.F.
Sikes Public Library will be "The
History of African-American Praise
Dance." Minister Darlene Wilkerson of
the Mount Zion AME Church will pre-
sent information on worshipping with
dance and music and demonstrate tech-
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Sites" by local author Elizabeth Powell
Crowe.

MEETINGS
EGLIN RETIRED OFFICERS
WIVES CLUB: The Retired Officers
Wives Club will meet Thursday,
February 17 at the Eglin Officers Wives
Club. Social will begin at 11 and lunch
will be served at 11:30. The program
will be Bingo with Joan Haggstrom,
Chairwoman. Please call Marchia
Penney by February 10 for reservations
at 609-0725.
HOLT FIRE DISTRICT BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS: The Holt
Fire District's Board of Commissioners
hold their regular scheduled meetings
every third Thursday of the month at
490 W. Hwy 90, Holt, in the community
building at 6:30 p.m. The public is
encouraged to attend.
HOLT FIRE DEPARTMENT
TRAINING: The Holt Fire Department
holds its regular training meeting the
second and fourth Thursdays from 7
p.m. at the fire station located at 490 W.
Hwy 90 in Holt. Persons interested in
joining the department are welcome to
attend.

CLASSES
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
TRAINING AT CRESTVIEW
LIBRARY: Whether you want to search
for articles on a particular topic, find fic-
tion books similar to a favorite author,
title, or series, practice for a test, or do
genealogy research, your library has
electronic resources you may use at.the
library or access remotely at home.
Various electronic resources are
available through the Florida Electronic
Library, the Okaloosa County Public
Library Cooperative, and member
libraries. To help familiarize are resi-
dents with these electronic resources
and databases, the Crestview Robert
L.F. Sikes Public Library provides train-
ing on the third Thursday from 6-7 p.m.
Training dates currently scheduled are
Feb. 17, Mar. 17, and Apr. 21.
(Beginning computer students are
encouraged to take the beginning com-
puter class on the first Thursday of each
month before registering for the elec-
tronic resources class.) Call 682-4432
for more information or to reserve a
seat.
NORTH OKALOOSA MED-
ICAL CENTER CLASSES: The
NOMC is offering these free classes to
the public: Childbirth Education Class
- one-day Saturday class designed to
prepare expectant mothers, and their
partners, mentally and physically, for
delivery. Recommended attendance
after the 28th week of pregnancy. Held
at both NOMC locations: the Health
Resource Center, 125-B East Redstone
Ave., Crestview, and the Gateway
Medical Clinic, 931 US Hwy 331,
DeFuniak Springs. Call 689-8340 to
register, or for further information
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Teen arrested for burglaries

Ken Nielsen
News Bulletin Reporter
A man wanted for breaking into more than a half
dozen homes is in custody at the Okaloosa County
jail following a chance rendezvous with law
enforcement officers.
Robert L. Waters, age 19, Kansas City, Mo., is
charged with four counts of burglary to a dwelling.
Waters' crime spree began on January 7 and lasted
exactly two weeks. Investigators with the sheriff's
department also are considering Waters as a suspect
in at least four more burglaries in the north
Okaloosa area.
According to Okaloosa Sheriff Department
spokesman Rick Hord, the investigation began to
speed up over the weekend as leads developed.
"It was one of those things," explained Hord.
"Investigators were working on the case when all of
the sudden some things came together in a relative-
ly quick order and we were able to identify Waters
as a suspect, in addition to a description of his car."
On Friday Okaloosa County Sheriff Charlie
Morris assigned additional unmarked cars to the
north Okaloosa area where Waters had been com-
mitting the crimes.
That morning around 10 a.m. a Crestview
Police officer, Sergeant Mark Oliver, noticed a vehi-
cle matching the description of the suspect's travel-
ing west on Airport Road approaching State Road
85.
"It was really just plain luck," said Oliver. "I just

happened to be in the right place." Oliver calmly
called in the license tag to dispatch and immediate-
ly the police radio frequencies lit up with chatter.
"When the suspect got to the light at Airport
and 85 he had his right turn signal on," continued
Oliver. "I was directly behind him, not knowing
which direction he would choose."
Waters surprisingly turned into the parking lot
of the Tom Thumb convenience store at Airport and
85. Oliver followed Waters into the parking lot and
positioned his patrol car so as to block Waters' car
from escaping.
"I jumped out of my car, unholstered my
weapon, and told Waters to put his hands where I
could see them," said Oliver."
At that same time multiple law enforcement
agency vehicles swarmed into the parking lot from
every direction.
People at the pumps getting gas stood stunned
by what had so rapidly developed in front of them.
"Wow, that was really awesome," exclaimed
Darrell Hanlin, as he stood by the gas pumps. "That
was just like in the movies."
Waters surrendered to lawmen and was swiftly
whisked away to the county jail for questioning.
Hanlin wasn't the only person impressed with
the arrest. For the rest of that day Officer Oliver was
receiving congratulatory calls on his cell phone and
radio for his role in the arrest.
Hord said that so far many of the stolen items
have been recovered, and investigators hope to
recover the majority of the other stolen loot.

Crestview Aerospace's Shanklin

awarded new car by employees

Tara Grant/The News Bulletin
This car was awarded to Chuck Shanklin by his employees at Crestview Aerospace.

Tara M. Grant
News Bulletin Reporter
Crestview Aerospace employees
awarded the owner, Charles E.
Shanklin, with a brand new Chrysler
300 touring sedan.
Shanklin was summoned to attend
an award ceremony in his honor held
at CAC. He did not expect to receive
the car.
"He was expecting a certificate of
thanks, or a plaque," said Ann
Shields, Vice President of Corporate
Relations. "He was very surprised."
The hangar was packed with
almost all of the 776 employees at
CAC. The Chrysler was parked
inside with a large bow on top of it.
When Shanklin walked in, he was
greeted with the new car. The 2005
Chrysler 300 was a step-up from the
1995 Chrysler Lebaron he had been
driving.
Ann Shields explained why the
owner of a $50 million corporation
drove a $5,000 car.
"He is a very unselfish person.
Whatever he earns, he puts back into
the business. In the 15 years he has
owned Crestview Aerospace, he has
never paid himself back."
In 1991, CAC downsized and laid
off some people. Currently, CAC is
rapidly growing. The goal is to bring
in $80 million in sales by next year.
"Lately we've been profitable. We
started out small, but now that we
have the money, we want to award
the employees for their hard work,"
said Shields. "Even though we're
growing larger, we want to remain
close with our employees."
This year, $750,000 was divided
up between the 776 employees and

given as a Christmas bonus. The
employees received money based on
their salary or hourly pay. Some
employees were hired mid-year and
therefore did not contribute in earning
profits for the entire year. To solve
that problem, people in accounting
decided to give those employees
$100 in cash.
Although the money could have
gone into his pocket, Shanklin gave it
to his employees.
"He respects the people who work
for him,'" said Shields, "Working is a
large part of his life. At 17, he wanted
to be an attorney, but his dad didn't
support the idea of going to college.
So, he worked in a cafeteria and
became an attorney in 6 years. He
knows exactly what it's like to work
from the bottom up."
Myra Josey, a program manager,
believes the profit sharing bonuses
will keep people motivated through-
out the year.
"We have seen people become
more conscious about wasting mate-
rials and scrapping parts." Scrapped
parts result from a mistake made in
the manufacturing process. Those in
manufacturing are well aware of the
loss of profits due to scrapped parts,
and have since put forth extra efforts
to prevent profit loss.
Verell Hill reminds her employ-
ees in the shipping and receiving
department of CAC that their efforts
will be rewarded at the end of the
year.
"I tell them, the more money we
get out the door today, the more
money we'll get back in our profit
sharing."
Jennifer Jemigan is one of Hill's
employees and has been with CAC

for two years. "I'm definitely more
motivated because I know that check
is coming at the end of the year."
In August, Shanklin also hosted
Employee Appreciation Day at CAC.
He allowed every employee to
remain on the clock while they
attended a cook-out from 11-2:30
p.m.
Before Thanksgiving, he gave
each employee a gift card worth $15
at Publix.
Many employees had never heard
of Employee Appreciation Day or
profit sharing. Some of them received
over $700 in profit sharing. They
wanted to thank him, so a buzz began
around the plant to raise enough
money for Shanklin to be able to ride
in style.
Each employee made a small con-
tribution to raise enough money to
pay for the car. They collectivley
agreed upon the color of the car,
which is royal blue.
"Mr. Shanklin has given many
people in the area the opportunity to
have a meaningful job, and advance
in their career," said Mikel Bolger
who works in inventory control in the
shipping and recieving department.
"He genuinely cares for each and
every associate out here. It was a way
for every associate to say thanks for
all he's done for us."
Shanklin takes time out to get to
know the employees at CAC.
"He's very normal," said Whitney
Peacock, who also works in shipping
and recieving. "He walks through
here and says 'Hi!' and talks to you.
People think if you own a big corpo-
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VIEWPOINT AND C-OMENTARY

VIEWPOINT AND COMMENTARY

'NOTE: Stei'e Andrews'column will return
next week. The phone number for Bill
Kirkpatrick was incorrect as published last
week. His information has been updated.

City of Crestview
.Mayor George Whitehurst
682-3812

i ty Council
689-1619 or 689-1618
I'nance Department
City Clerk Janice Young
682-1560
FAX 682-8077

Finance Director Patti Mann
689-2014
FAX 682-8077

Leisure Services Director
Mike Wing
682-4715
FAX 682-1754

Public Works Director Junior Cox
682-6132

Administrative Services Director
Brenda Crosson
689-1618
FAX 689-4575

Main Street Director
Bill Kllpatrick
689-3722

Crestview Police Chief
Travis Gilllhan
682-3544
FAX 689-2175

Crestview Fire Chief Joe Taylor
682-6121
FAX 689-2009

City Engineering Firm
Baskerville & Donovan
(850) 438-9661
FAX (850) 433-6761

City Attorney Ben Holley
682-2336 or 682-3559
FAX 682-2779

Crestview Housing Authority
Sam Brunson
682-2413 or 682-5025
FAX 689-4559
Okaloosa County Officials
County ComMlslAVn Chairman
Cu yPaula RIggs
729-1400 or 651-7105

Sherry Campbell
689-5030

Elaine Tucker
729-1400 or 651-7105

Bill Roberts
729-1400

County Manager Chris Holley
651-7515

Okaloosa County Sheriff
Charlie Morris
651-7410

Administrative Services Director
S Jim Curry
689-5007

Planning & Inspection
651-7180

Road Department
689-5770
County Engineering
Danielle Slaterpryce
689-5772
Okaloosa County
School District
Superintendent of Schools
Don Gaetz ,
833-3110 or 689-7259
.Cindy Frakes, Howard Hill, and
Cathy Thigpen
833-3101

A new chapter in national and international life

We have begun the next chapter in
national and international life of the
country. Despite the grand speeches
of "freedom for everyone" and
changes in the tax code/social
security. Those of us old enough to
Remember many of these grand
S, speeches know only too well that it
usually means more of the same so
get used to it.
Let's hope that "every man,
S woman and child should expect and
have freedom," doesn't mean
Mary Jones America at perpetual war to give it to
them. If they really want it, they will
fight for it themselves. Of course may apply only to those
living in countries with vast oil supplies.
As for the tax code changes, let's hope there is an
- amendment to the code change in the last 4-year regime that
gave special exemptions to those making more than
$200,000 is changed. Taxpayers realize of course that the
pension for ex-presidents is $200,000 a year, but like those
making $20,000 a year, ex-presidents should pay income tax
on his pension.
Remember, politics is not a profit-making business (or
shouldn't be) so salaries and pension payments are paid for
by the taxpayer maybe the new code should deal
specifically with such double dipping.
The social security changes proposed should be dropped.
If people want to invest in the stock market they can do it
without government help. Government is a big enough
gamble these days without embellishment.
Send it to the wage-earner so they can put it in a trust
fund of their own choice banks can use the extra
investments and have stricter rules governing it's care than
the stock market does.

If politicians had as much contact with the really needy as
church workers and help organizations do, they would
understand that fortune makes enough changes in people's
life without government help. Trying to make the country.
over in the image of some other countries we know simply
won't work.
But the new year means more than watching, and
worrying, about what Washington will do, there's plenty
going on here at home.
Growth is predicted -nay expected- as people and
businesses move into our land-available area. We need to
help local government decide how to hand the growth and
what are the needs to better serve us and the newcomers.
We need a by-pass around Crestview, and probably Laurel
Hill since it is growing by leaps and bounds also. There's
space and routes we simply need to decide which to use
and work toward early completion. A shorter route to the
Gulf will also benefit tourism, which benefits all of the
country in one way or another.
We need more recreation facilities in the north county
area particularly in the summer keeping the population
busy (especially the youngsters and teenagers) in free time.
We need more shopping facilities closer to the north end
population to help control the horrific traffic problems
plaguing residents and visitors in the Gulf tourist areas.
Local government has a full slate for at least a year and
we shouldn't have to take time off to deal with government
projects out of the country.
Our growth is the healthy kind we need to support it
and the government bodies that have to deal with the
particulars of making it happen.

Mary V. Jones, a local resident, is a veteran newspaper
editor, columnist, and reporter. She has worked for local,
regional, and national newspapers, magazines, and wire
services.

Dan Rather & CBS

The recent report by CBS over the more important than Dan Rather and CBS, and that is the
incident now termed by some as place and position of a free press in our society. From the
"Rathergate" has some interesting very start, the press was critical to our freedom. Amendment
ramifications. The first is that CBS One to the Constitution, which became effective on
should be congratulated for December 15, 1791, says: "Congress shall make no
conducting its own investigation, law...abridging the freedom of speech or of the press..."
even though it should have gone a lot This was the first amendment to the Constitution, and
further than it did. I have followed freedom of the press has remained one of the key elements
Dan Rather for many years, and to in keeping this nation free through some pretty traumatic
paraphrase Senator Lloyd Bentsen in times. The problem I am concerned with is how the press
his exchange with Senator Dan has fallen in terms of public trust. Depending on which
Quayle, "He's no Walter Cronkite." survey you look at, the press isn't rated much better than
I remember when President Nixon politicians or used car salesmen.
made one of his last major public It's true that today we have many additional sources of
.'LO. *mou-. "'appearaiices myr nydisfnit in F]oriha.tihe news. We niow'hfave conservativetaEloliows and the Fox
It was hard for me to believe that any network to offset the liberal press, which I app~iud.
person, including a reporter, could be so rude to the However, it appears that people watch or listen to the
President of the United States. In my opinion, his dislike for stations that they feel leans more toward their personal
the Republican Party has continued these many years and views. I don't think this is healthy for our country. I think we
finally caught up with him when he couldn't wait to jump on need a press that is respected and fair. I think we need a
the alleged negative information about President Bush and press that is going to take its time to make sure it's right,
the National Guard. rather than be first. I think we need a press that becomes less
It seems somewhat unfair that high level executives at emotionally involved in the parties, the candidates, and the
CBS have been given the ax and Rather was allowed to issues than presently exists. If this partisan trend continues,
resign without any censure from CBS. We're supposed to the press soon will be viewed merely as propaganda arms of
believe that he was tired and stressed from covering the the particular parties whose positions they seem to endorse.
Republican convention and hurricanes and wasn't his normal It is my hope that this Dan Rather/CBS incident will give
objective self. Nonsense! It's also telling that Rather did not everybody a chance to rethink what they are doing and really
have the courage to go on CBS News the day that the report how important a free and responsible press is to our future.
was filed and the story broke. He was somewhere else. He
certainly was able to dish it out over the years, but Lou Frey, Jr. is a former member of Congress (FL '69-
apparently isn't very good at taking it. '79), Past President, Former Members of Congress,
I guess you can't put me down as "neutral" on my Partner, Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A.,
feelings about Rather. However, there's an issue that is much Orlando, Florida.

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elections coming up,
what kind of
changes would you
like to see?

FRANK CARR
Crestview

"I like the existing
councilmen. Running a city is
like running a big business;
very complex. They're doing a
great job at it."

Jim Knudsen
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Mayor
George
Whitehurst

Group 1
Linda
Parker

Group 2
Ellis
Conner

Precinct 1
Chip
Wells

Precinct 2
Sam
Hayes

Precinct 3
Brenda
Bush

To contact your representative, please call the Mayors office at 682-3812 or dly council represntatfies at adminlstratve sevces, 689-1618.

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To contact the Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners, please cal 729-1400,689-5030, or 651-7105.

JEFF MYERS
Crestview

"I think they should do more
to alleviate the traffic
problem."

FRIEDA SPENCER
Crestview

"I would like for them to
make a big effort to keep the
county seat here, and not
move.W Skalimar. --...

MARGARET SMITH
Crestview

"They need to try to get the young
kids off the street. Maybe we could
get a city swimming pool, or more
sportsfor them."

CHARLES HOHMON
Crestview

"I'm pretty happy with the
way things are."

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Scott Tenzycki
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A DeFuniak Springs man is dead
after a crash north of Baker on
Monday.
Donald Spence MacDuff, 32,
was pronounced dead by an
Okaloosa County EMS crew at the
scene. According to Florida
Highway Patrol Trooper Cary
Hurst, the accident occurred at
12:32 p.m. at the intersection of
State Highway 189 and County
Road 4A.

MacDuffwas travelling north on
189 when his 1992 Ford Escort col-
lided with a 1993 Chevrolet pickup
driven by Baker resident Clay
Allison Bolton, 42. A witness told
officers that Bolton was heading
east on 4A and failed to stop while
crossing 189 to Holloway Road.
The front of the truck struck the left
front of the Ford. Both vehicles
came to rest on the east side of 189.
An EMS crew arrived on scene at
12:48 and declared MacDuff dead
within minutes; he is believed to
have died instantly.

A passenger in MacDuffs vehi-
cle, 31-year-old Donald Bruce
Fenton, was not injured; nor was
Bolton. In addition to OCEMS and
the FHP, the crash was attended by
units from the Baker Fire
Department, the North Okaloosa
Fire Department, the Okaloosa
County Sheriffs Office, Blackman
Fire Rescue, and the Florida
Department of Transportation. As
of press time, the accident is being
investigated by the FHP.
"Charges are pending the comple-
tion of the investigation," said Hurst.

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used by the U.S. military since the Vietnam conflict. It is also produced in a civilian version,
the Bell Jetranger, which is popular with police and news agencies. It is not known where or
why they were being transported.

THANK YOU!
For your Trust & Confidence.
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CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN / CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005

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I'd like to offer a quick salute to
Johnny Carson, who died on
Sunday at the age of 79. His class,
wit and charm set the standard for
anyone who aspires to write or per-
form comedy and satire.
Then again, I won't be wasting
my time with class, wit or charm.
Get ready for some hammer-sharp
attempts at humor, delivered blunt-
ly with a ham hand.

Who threw a gun away?
The owner of a lawn care com-
pany called the Sheriff's Office on
Sunday, Dec. 26, to report that he
had found a pistol in a yard next to
a convenience store.
The gun was a Lorcin .25-cal-
iber compact pistol. It was silver
with a pink marble handgrip.
Hey, gangster: If you threw a
pistol with pink grips away, please
call the Sheriff's Office right away
to retrieve it.

New Year's Eve is so
glamorous
Let's get one thing straight:
Drunk driving is absolutely wrong.
There's no excuse for it.
That said, you'd think that peo-
ple would get better at it the more
they did it.
Not so! On New Year's Eve, less
than an hour before the ball
dropped, a 51-year-old man was
driving erratically when spotted by
a sheriff's deputy. After the deputy
stopped him, he had to open the
guy's door because the guy didn't
know to open his window. The
deputy was immediately awash in a
boozy aroma the driver had just
spilled a beer all over the floor.
The man admitted that his dri-

Drinking makes you

smarter and stuff

very's license had been taken away a
long time ago. Hie failed every
sobriety test except for one, the
one-leg stand. He said that he
couldn't do that one because of bad
knees and a sore back.
Well, he still went to jail. When
the party arrived, the guy refused to
submit to a breathalyzer test, which
is a crime.
It turns out that the guy has
refused the test four times in the
past. He was charged with driving
while license revoked and refusal to
submit to a breath test; he received
both as a habitual offender. Maybe
it's time for a new hobby.
Our second New Year's story
takes place several hours after the
ball dropped. A deputy saw a 24-
year-old Defuniak Springs man dri-
ving all crazy and stuff. The guy
quickly pulled into the parking lot
of a closed business on Highway
90. He told the deputy that he was
visiting his friend there (at three
a.m.). When asked what his friend's
name was, he said he didn't know.
Fair enough. The dude smelled
like booze. He told the deputy that
he had been drinking at a Crestview
bar, but that he was kicked out after
getting in a fight with his girlfriend.
He even told the deputy that he
"had gotten him."
Pop quiz: Whose fault was it
that the dude was in trouble for dri-
ving drunk?
Answer: The deputy's!
The dude asked to be given a
break. All he needed, he said, was
for the deputy to let him go and fol-
low him home, or to drive him
home and then drive his truck home
for him, as well. You know, like a
cab driver. He further stated that the
deputy had cost him his job, his

girlfriend, his kids, and his whole
life.
Do you buy it? The deputy did-
n't: He arrested the dude for driving
drunk. Oh, and the guy refused to
take a breath test.
Crestview police were busy, too.
First off: How stupid do you have to
be to punch the person who's dri-
ving the car you're in?
This stupid the CPD respond-
ed to a convenience store around
dawn to deal with some domestic
violence. The 31-year-old man in
the relationship hit his girlfriend
while she was driving.
A sympathetic clerk jumped in
to stop the fight, and she was
punched in the face, too. She locked
the doors to the store with herself
and the girlfriend safely inside.
When officers arrived, he was
still there. He was also drunk and
covered with her blood.
Not only is that a stupid thing to
do, but it's a really stupid thing to
do. He went to jail.
In a strikingly similar incident,
CPD officers responded to a man's
home after he hit a guest with both
his hands and feet. It took place
within minutes of the previous inci-
dent and yes, the two had been
drinking.
Our man tried to escape, but
made it no further than his work
truck, which happened to be parked
at the residence. Once again, have
fun in jail!

Painful Miscellanea
*It's tough when someone you love
is involved with someone you don't
like. Especially for this guy: A 49-
year-old Crestview resident called
the Sheriff's Office on Dec. 26 to
report that a vandal had damaged

his truck (criminal mischief, my
second-favorite crime).
The vandal had scratched "I
HATE Y" on one side and "U
JACK ***" on the other. The victim
believed that his niece's boyfriend
had done it. Apparently, the two had
gotten into it over the unstable
nature of the romance. The
responding deputy even saw the
boyfriend drive by the home, but
couldn't catch up with him to dis-
cuss the incident.
Really, though that's just lazy:
"I HATE Y." If you're going to van-
dalize, take a hint from graffiti
artists and make it something to talk
about, like "J-RAZZ ROCKS THE
MIC RIGHT" in Olde English let-
tering.
*On New Year's Day, a deputy
responded to a disturbance at a
Laurel Hill home. The 42-year-old
homeowner said that he and his 39-
year-old friend were arguing
because the friend was drunk. The
friend wanted to drive the home-
owner's car and he wouldn't let
him.
The friend struck the dude, caus-
ing a cut to his eyebrow. The home-
owner did not wish to pursue
charges, though. Actually, he
sounds like a pretty good friend.
The fighting' drunk dude ran off
somewhere, not to be found until
one of the homeowner's relatives
found the guy hiding in his work
truck, a tractor-trailer. He didn't
want him in there, so he called the
sheriff's office.
The deputy arrived to find the.
guy lying in the sleeper compart-
ment of the truck. This time he did
go to jail: He was charged with bur-
glary to a conveyance, a felony.

North Okaloosa Crime Reports

POLICE
BLOTTER

SInformation taken fm actual lai
enforcement reports, compiled by
Scott Tenzycki

Okaloosa County DOC
stats 1/17/05
Total week admissions = 178. Total
week releases = 192. Average inmate
population for week = 684. Average num-
ber of juveniles per day = 2. Average
number of female inmates per day = 142.
Average number of male inmates per day
= 542. Average number of maximum
security inmates = 6.

Crestview Fire Dept.
dispatches
Motor vehicle accidents = 14. Fire = 1.
EMS Charlie 1. EMS Delta (medical) =
1. Fire alarm = 4. Structure fire = 3. Total
=24.

Okaloosa County
Sheriff's reports
1/4/05: Scott Allen Robinson, DOB
9/25/77, of 3159 Audry Drive, Crestview,
was arrested for scheme to defraud and
grand theft.
1/6/05: Mary Lou Turner, DOB
11/12/59, of 553 Texas Pkwy, Crestview,
was arrested for worthless check. Henry
Wallace Locke, DOB 1/28/47, of 3679
Central Circle, Laurel Hill, was arrested
for grand theft auto.
1/8/05: A Crestview juvenile was
arrested for grand theft auto and grand
theft from a motor vehicle. John Patrick
Henry, DOB 3/17/51, of 176 Cross Drive,
Crestview, was arrested on a warrant for
violation of probation on the original
offenses of permitting an unlicensed
minor to drive and driving under the influ-
ence.
1/9/05: Teniqua M. Bryant, DOB
4/12/81, of 120 Laurel Oak Terrace,
Crestview, was arrested on a warrant for

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charge of worthless check. A Crestview
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out violence.
1/10/05: Bobby C. Lawler, DOB
9/28/46, of 7646 Lawler Lane, Milton, was
arrested for the unauthorized use of a
hunting dog. Terry Lee Robinson, DOB
4/29/72, of 2591 Livingston Street,
Crestview, was arrested on a warrant for
violation of probation on the original
charge of driving with license suspended
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12/2/69, of 226 Third Ave., Crestview, was
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DOB 4/30/68, of 444 Cooper Lane, Holt,
was arrested on a warrant for violation of
probation on the original charge of
domestic violence/battery.
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10/25/82, of 866 School House Lane,
Holt, was arrested on a warrant for viola-
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possession of a controlled substance
without prescription. A Crestview juve-
nile was arrested for the possession of a
weapon. Kimberly Anne Grice, DOB
12/17/81, of 5160 John Jones Rd., Holt,
was arrested on a warrant for violation of
probation. William Carnell Burrell, DOB
10/21/62, of 197 Ratliff St., Crestview,
was arrested on a warrant for violation of
probation on possession of parapherna-
lia. Bobby Lee Thomas, DOB 8/10/51, of
298 W. Robinson Ave., Crestview, was
arrested for failure to appear.
1/12/05: Julius Martello Wilks; DOB
11/21/82, of 1200 E. James Lee Blvd.,
Crestview, was arrested for failure to
appear. Tammy Lawayne Langford,
DOB 12/16/67, of 8873 SR 189, Baker,
was on a warrant for violation of proba-
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005

CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN / CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA

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Happy birthday Estelle P.R!

U p on' around the able. Forty-plus vendors occu- Laurel Hill Grill. No
corner. This py the remaining floor space, Linda Rowan has a hand i
th ill 'time last where you are certain to find get-away!
the Hill year our something to please you and The annual Laurel

Reports from the weather-
man say snow is falling up
north and unbelievable temper-
atures. We have our sniffles and
S sunshine so don't think I will
complain! Our shovels are for
garden use and spring is just

community
was given
rene wed
hope for the
future as we watched the reno-
vation of what we call today
The 1905 Gallery! Rose Peacock
owns the corner shop,
Methusalem's Attic, where
friendly service and beautiful
antique furniture, dishes and
the unusual are always avail-

your wallet. For more intorma-
tion call 652-3660 or 652-3606.
Word gets around fast, and I
have heard that next month
several cars filled with wallets
and ladies from Georgia will be
ending a ladies retreat in
Destin, returning via The 1905
Gallery. Clues: It will be on a
Saturday and they are looking
forward to good food at The

doubt
in this
Hill

School sponsored 2005 Alumni
Benefit Committee welcomes
you to all meetings. For more
information call Billie Jo Lyons
at 537-8279.
Golden Age neighbors will
meet at 10:30 a.m., Feb. 15, at
First Baptist Fellowship Hall to
celebrate life and living. These
young at heart ladies enjoy
cooking a special dish to place

on the banquet table and share
with neighbors. For more infor-
mation call Helen Reeves at
652-4485.
The Laurel Hill graduating
class of 1945 has lost another
member, Wyvetta Senterfitt
Wade. Our sincere condolences
to the family.
Special Happy Birthday
wishes to one of the younger-
senior citizens, Estelle Pridgen.
She will proudly tell anyone her
age and brighten your day with
her ready smile. Just a clue...she
is a little past 85 and always on
the go!
Happy birthday to Estelle
Pridgen, Pamela Baber, Renee

Matthews, Jacqueline Kenyele
Williams, Gunnie Mae
Matthews, Kaleb Ferguson, Jan.
27; Idelle Strickland Pilcher,
Alma Tinall, Jack Birge, Jan. 28;
Caryn Riley, Justin Clark Glass,
Taryn Micaela Braun, Jan. 29;
Doug Rogers, Jan. 30; Kyle
Justin Harden, Aria Steele,
Charles Gilley, Jan. 31; Bill
Edwards, Deborah Reeves, Feb.
1.
"The eyes of the Lord are in
every place, keeping watch on the
evil and the good. A gentle tongue
is a tree of life, but perverseness in
it breaks the spirit. Proverbs
15:3-4

Banks completes
basic Air Force
training

Joshua Luke and Kristin Rodgers.

Larry and Kathi Ridge of Crestview are proud to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Kristin Anne Rodgers to Joshua Roy Luke, son of
Terry Luke of Laurel Hill and Cheryl Kolb of Crestview. They are to wed
in late October,2Q05, vv -11 vI I

Community Events

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at Okaloosa-Walton College.
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recently cited as one of America's Best Up & Coming Conductors by
CityBeat magazine, an arts publication in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.
Fuller proudly unveils a season repertoire that will feature not only
the talent of the NFSO but also several exciting guest artists.
To order tickets or request a brochure, call The Arts Center Box
Office at 850-729-6000 or purchase tickets in person at the box office
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The box office is located at
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Specialists Michael Richter, Guy Boykin, and James Varnum departed Thursday for a tour of
duty in Iraq.

Local soldiers leave for Iraq

Spc. Michael Richter, Spc. Guy Boykin, and Spec. James Varnum have been deployed to Iraq in
support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Former members of Alabama National Guard Unit, Company
C1-131, they are now members of the guard's Brigade Combat Team of Mississippi. The three sol-
diers left Mississippi for Kuwait last Thursday.
Guy, who lives in Enterprise, Ala., is the son of Charles Boykin Jr. of Hattisburg, MS and Robbie
Lynn Boykin of Crestview. Mrs. Boykin says her son is very sociable, and likes to be with friends
and family.
She is "nervous about him being in Iraq, but I know that it's something he feels must be done."
Guy graduated from Crestview High School in 1991. He works at Fort Rucker as a civilian and has
r'signed on with the Nationati'gard for Vi' yearVs.
S- afiie A ite1s'^on 6ffi A#tet:.'Varnum 6f Dothiani; Ta. ana Eila Virnum of El Salvaao, Calif. H'
resides with is wife Gladis and son James in Anniston, Ala.
Michael, the son of Lester Richter of Rockford, Ill., and Barbara Richter of Springfield, MO. He
resides in Florala, Ala., with his wife Kathleen, who says of him, "He is my hero...I ask the com-
munity to remember what we all as a country went through on 9/11...we, the families of the sol-
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afraid. Please keep them in your prayers."
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Jim Knudsen, publisher and co-owner of The Crestview News Bulletin, sits inside his new office on
Tuesday beside a framed copy of the first Okaloosa Consumer Bulletin, dated July 2, 1975.

BULLETIN, from page 1A

news publication.
In 1977, it was bought by Jack
Becklund and renamed The North
Okaloosa Bulletin.
A year later, Becklund sold the
publication to Jim Knudsen Sr.,
who in turn transformed it into a
community-based newspaper,
focusing on classified advertising
and including features such as "The
Bulletin Kid of the Week."
After Knudsen's death in 1988,
his wife, Patricia Jean, took com-
mand of the newspaper. She sold the
business to her son, Jim Jr., in 1990.
"My father worked until the day
that he died, and I wanted my mom
to be able to retire and still have an
income," Knudsen said. "By buying
it from her I was able to support her
for 10 years of retirement."
Shortly after The Okaloosa
News Journal the county's oldest
newspaper at the time closed its
Crestview operation in December
1992, Knudsen transformed the
Bulletin into The Crestview News
Leader a broadsheet publication

bring their clients here to
Crestview."
As one of Crestview's leaders in
bringing new businesses into the
area, Wayne Harris agrees with
Oliver, and flew to Dallas recently
to market the city of Cxestiaew..to
OliHer's. Minatiot ,HbattIand
'dbveltpment 'sttff, Which includes
theater designer Sheldon Oxner of
CRR construction and John Shaw, a
36-year veteran of the motion pic-

that focused on local news and
events, and required a paid sub-
scription.
"That was a huge decision," he
said. "I knew at the time that the
community deserved a full-fledged
newspaper, and I felt that I was bet-
ter suited to fulfill that obligation
than anybody else around here.
because of my experience in the
newspaper industry.
"I was afraid of somebody com-
ing in from out of town and not
knowing the people in town, and
possibly not giving the community
a fair shake."
Knudsen sold the newspaper's
assets in 1994 and became co-
owner with Ricketson Publications,
Inc. He continues to maintain day-
to-day control of the operation.
"My background at that time
was completely in the free paper
business," Knudsen said. "The
Ricketsons are very good people
and they have shared a wealth of
knowledge with me on how to make
our paper a better community paper.

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"I have been working on bring-
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Oliver was in Crestview this
past week to meet with investors
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"They've given financial sup-
port, moral support and they've
educated me on the role of a pub-
lisher and the role of a community
newspaper to its people. And they
are firm believers that we are here
because the community allows us to
be here."
In 2000, Knudsen renamed the
newspaper The Crestview News
Bulletin, and also began producing
The Crestview News Extra, an
advertising publication delivered
weekly to residents in north
Okaloosa County at no charge.
Knudsen is excited about the new
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that he has mixed emotions about
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"It's traumatic," he said. "When
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their own district and unable to
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"I'd like to know if there are
any certified firefighters up here at
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dispatcher's going to call
Almarante. If Almarante can't
respond to the call, what's going to
happen? I'm really concerned!"
Almarante fire commissioner
Keith Free acknowledges that there
may be some issues that need to be
addressed.
He also insists that there are
things mentioned in the letter that
are not accurate, for example insur-
ance.
"We have insurance, and we've
had insurance," said Free. He feels
that the letter was not good for the
fire district or the community, and
questions the legitimacy of the
other fire chiefs' authority to write
the letter.
Free says that Almarante has an
agreement similar to other fire districts

"I'd like to know if there are any certified
firefighters up here at all. If I call 911, the
dispatcher's going to call Almarante. If Almarante
can't respond to the call, what's going to happen?
I'm really concerned!"
Edna Long
resident of Almarante Fire District

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vice given by other fire districts.
"We're not unlike many other
small fire districts," said Free. "I
agree that we have some short falls
and may have for a while, but it's
simply not true to imply that we
don't care."
The letter also references the
other four fire districts' serious con-
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no one has perished," stated the let-
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Other issues addressed in the let-
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be a requirement by the state.

Insurance liabilities and cost to the
taxpayers were also mentioned in
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"I'd like to know where all the
money that this district collects is
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"I have been trying since
November to get the board to
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26. 2005

CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN / CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA

he second inaugura-
tion of President Bush
has come and gone. I
am not very gung-ho about sec-
ond inaugurations for any pres-
ident. They cost millions of dol-
lars (this one $40 million), and
that sounds a tad much for this
Scotsman. However, as Hank
Williams sang, "If you got the
money, honey, I got the time." I
understand that all of the $40
million came from private
donations. This was good, and
with this news, I could enjoy
the inauguration more. Every
American-Democrat,

K

SIf you got the money, honey...

Sunday

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given for the occasion by every
American wouldn't be too
much for such a demonstration
of how we Americans do
things. But, you and I got to
keep our sixteen cents. Certain
individuals always give for us.
They had the money, honey.
Now, you and I have got to
have the time.
There should be time now
for prayer. Paul said to young
Timothy, "I exhort therefore,
that, first ofall, supplications,
prayers, intercessions, and giv-
ing of thanks, be made for all
men; for kings, and for all that
are in authority; that we may
lead a quiet and peaceable life
in all godliness and honesty.
For this is good and acceptable
in the sight of God our Savior"
(I Timothy 2:1-3). Pray for
President Bush, Vice President
Cheney, the Cabinet, Congress,

Republican, or Independent-
should enjoy every inaugura-
tion with gratitude to God.
Some might feel no gratitude,
because their man didn't win.
The gratitude that all of us
should feel, however, should be
for a political system and a
Constitution that places people
into office in an orderly, non-
violent manner.
Coup d'etat is the method of
operation in many countries of
our world. The French phrase
means literally, a "blow of
state." It is the sudden seizure
of power from a government.

for "all that are in authority,"
for former Presidents Bush and
Clinton as they join together to
raise money for the tsunami
victims, and for any official on
T.V. that you either support or
get mad at. They all need our
intercessory prayers.
We ought to have the time to
be informed on the issues of
government. How can we be
good Christians, expected to
vote on issues, and know very
little about the issues? Turn off
"Temptation Island," or the
"How-They-Get-The-Sports-
Illustrated-Swimsuit-Issue-
Models" Show, or "Desperate
Housewives," and listen to
some of the talk shows where
there is real debate: Chris
Matthews, Hannity and
Colmes, Joe Scarborough, Bill
O'Reilly, and others where they
give both sides. Read newspa-
pers and watch news, but don't
swallow everything. Read the
comments made in your
denominational paper about

moral issues. Learn something
and have some convictions.
These "undecided" people, two
days before an election, haven't
taken'the time to become
informed. I'd be ashamed to be
sitting in a group of fifteen peo-
ple on television identified as
"undecided." Why, I'd hide my
face. I'd wear a burka. I'd put
on dark glasses. I'd have a fake
mustache. I'd wear a Donald
Duck mask. Come on
Christians-learn to decide!
And finally, we ought to
have the time to register and
vote on the next set of officials.
Get stirred up. Enlist in the
Cultural War. Love your coun-
try. Wave the flag. Wear that
patriotic pin. Learn what the
candidates stand for. Map out
strategy. Do the work. Be
involved. If somebody commits
the money, honey, we ought to
commit the time.

Mark McClard is the director
of Cornerstone Ministries.

Church Services

Please turn in your church news-
briefs to the News Bulletin by 5
PM on the Thursdays prior to
publication.

Apostolic
Apostolic Life Tabernacle's con-
gregation invites you to attend and expe-
rience the Good Life with them. Sunday
School 10:00 a.m., followed by Worship
service; Sunday evening revival service
at 6:00 p.m.; Monday evening Family
prayer at 7 p.m.; Tuesday morning
Ladies prayer meeting at 10:00 a.m.;
Wednesday evening Bible study at 7
p.m.; Youth service and fellowship on
the second Friday evening of each
month at 7:30 p.m.; Warriors & Soaring
Eagles (30 years and UP!), the last
Friday evening of each month.
Apostolic Life Tabernacle is located
at 3136 Pinewoods Drive, Crestview,
Florida. For more information call the
church at 689-2422.

Assemblies
Campton Assembly of God
Church is located at 6924 Hwy 85
North in Laurel Hill.
The Sunday service is at 10:30 AM
Youth services are on Wednesdays at
6:30 PM Adult Bible Study is also on
Wednesday at 6:30 PM.
For more information call the church
at 652-4581 or Pastor Kelly at 423-
0375.
First Assembly of God: 8 AM
early morning worship, 9:30 AM
Sunday School; 10:30 AM morning
worship; and a 6 PM evening service
officiated by Pastor Mark.A. E4gllshl r
Wednesday Family Night begins at 7
PM with Royal Rangers and
Missionettes for children ages 3-12, and
X-treme Youth for children ages 12-18.
Call 682-3518 for more information.
North Central Assembly of God: at
158 Woodlawn Drive in Crestview. Due
to damages done by Hurricane Ivan, all
services except morning worship service
have been cancelled until further notice.
The morning worship service will be
held at the Woman's Club next door to
the church at 11 AM. "Whosoever will
may come"
Shady Grove Assembly of God:
Sunday services begin at 9:45 AM with
Sunday School, followed by 10:45 AM
and 6 PM worship services. Wednesday
services begin at 7 PM with Family
Night: Adult Bible Study, Missionettes,
and Royal Rangers. Shady Grove is
located at 1189 Shady Grove Church
Road in Baker, just off Hwy. 189.
Welcome Assembly of God located
on Hwy. 393 in the Dorcas community,
invites you to join them for Sunday ser-
vices including Sunday School at 9:45
AM and worship services at 10:45 and 6
PM.
Women's and men's ministries meet
2nd and 4th Thursdays, with a 6 PM
meal. Call 682-1683 if you need direc-
tions.

Baptist
Beaver Creek BC services: Beaver
Creek Baptist Church, located six miles
West of Baker, has Sunday School at
10:00 AM, morning worship at 11:00
S AM, and Children's Church at 11:15
AM.
Central Baptist Church: Sunday
School is at 9:30 AM, and the Sunday
S morning service is at 10:45 AM The
Sunday night service is at 6 PM, and

Wednesday night service, AWANA for
kids and 4-12 youth ministry beginning
at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call
the office at 682-5525 or visit the church
web site at www.centralcrestview.com.
Emmanuel Baptist Church is
located at 3252 East James Lee Blvd. in
Crestview.
Celebrations services: Saturday at 6
PM; Sunday at 8 AM and 10 AM;
Sunday evening celebrations from 5:30
to 7:30 PM Wednesdays from 6:14 to
7:44 PM Sign language is available dur-
ing the 10 AM service. Emmanuel's
Teaching Pastor is Mark Seagle. The
church email address is ebc@ebc-
crestview.com.
Evelenar Baptist Church: 2820
Carver Avenue, Crestview. Rev.
Benjamin T. Randolph. Sunday Services
9:30AM Sunday School, 11 AM morn-
ing worship, and at 5 p.m. every 1st
Sunday is the Hour of Power.
Wednesday Bible Study and prayer is at
7 p.m. Phone: 682-2218.
First Baptist Church of Crestview:
798 N. Pearl Street (across Hwy. 90
from courthouse, behind Burger King.
Pastor Alan Kilgore. Phone 682-2544.
Sunday services 8:45 Welcome
Center opens/9:00 Sunday School/10:30
morning worship, children's worship/
4:00 Student Leadership; Youth Choir /
5:00 Youth discipleship; Youth
Ensemble; Ladies, Men, Children and
Preschool Bible Studies; Book Club/ 6
PM evening worship.
Wednesday: 9:00 Media Center
opens/3:00 Youth Activities/5:30
Children's Book Club/6:00 Youth
i hhouse/6:30 Prayer Meeting;
C h etrn's nd Pr-eschool Bible Studies.
First Baptist Church of Holt: PO
Box 38, 532 Hwy. 90 West, Holt, FL.
32564. Phone 537-6170. Pastor David
Wheat.
Sunday services: 9 AM Small Group
Bible Study. 10:15 AM Praise and
Worship Service. 6 PM Evening Praise
and Worship Service.
Wednesday Services: 6:00 PM 8:00
PM AWANA for kids and Body
Builders for youth, 6 7:30 PM Adult
Bible Study in Mark. 7:30 8 PM Adult
Prayer Time.
Live Oak Baptist Church, located
off Hwy. 85 South near Shoal River
Country Club. Rev. Bill White.
Regular Sunday services are Bible
study at 9:45 AM, morning worship ser-
vice at 11 AM. An additional Bible study
class is at 5 PM, followed by evening
worship at 6 PM
On Wednesday at 6:45 PM are Adult
Discipleship Training and Preschool
through Youth Mission organizations.
For more information on other min-
istries, please call 682-5160.
Living Faith Baptist Church: 837
West James Lee Blvd., Crestview.
Pastor Chaplain David Pettis. Sunday
services Sunday School 10 AM and
worship at 11 AM Discipleship Training
6 PM, and evening worship 7 PM
Children's Church Sunday morning.
Phone 682-4371.
Magnolia Baptist Church: Located
at 3198 Hwy 602, Laurel Hill. Pastor
Roy Mooneyham.
Sunday School at 10:00 AM, Sunday
Morning Worship, 11:00 AM, Evening
Worship 6:00 PM. Wednesday Night,
Youth at 5:00 PM and Prayer Service,
6:30 PM. For further information, call
652-3149.
Valley Road Baptist Church (for-
merly Oakdale Baptist Church):

Sunday School 9:45 AM. Morning wor-
ship 11 AM. Discipleship Training 5
PM. Evening worship 6 PM. Wednesday
activities, Youth Meeting 7 p.m. Prayer
Meeting 7 p.m. Choir practice 8 PM.
The church is located at 1018 Valley
Road in Crestview. Call 682-4513 for
information. Interim Pastor is Bob
Chase.
Palm Chapel Primitive Baptist
Church: 201 Cadle Dr., Crestview.
Elder Michael Green, Jr., Pastor. Sunday
10:30 AM and Wednesday 6 PM. Call
689-3383 for more information. Come
worship with us!
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church: 5595
Hwy. 4 South, Baker, FL 32531-0341.
Phone (850) 537-9221. FAX (850) 537-
6798. Pastor, Dr. Jerry Haley.
Sunday services: Bible study 9:45
AM, morning worship 11 AM
Discipleship training 6 PM, evening
worship 7 PM Wednesday night prayer
groups and mission organizations, 7 PM
Woodlawn Baptist located at 824
N. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview, welcomes
Tom Kyzer as Interim Pastor.
Sunday School meets at 9 AM with
morning worship at 10:30 AM. A service
for the hearing impaired is also offered
on Sunday morning. Sunday evening
service is at 6 PM, and the Youth Choir
meets at 5 PM.
Wednesday services are at 6:30 PM
Call the church at 682-2924 for informa-
tion.

Catholic
Our Lady of Victory Catholic
Parish in Crestview welcomes you to
join adltl uinguirys~sjipn, egpdcted.opi
Wednesday nights at 6:30 PM '
If interested, please contact the
parish office at 682-4622 for registration
information.

Church of
McDonald Street Church of
Christ: at 744 South McDonald Street
in Crestview, with Minister Bro. Henry
Herbert and Youth Minister, Bro. Daniel
Jackson. 10 a.m. Bible class on Sunday,
followed by 11:15 a.m. worship.
Evening worship at 6 p.m. on Sundays.
Also Bible classes are held on
Wednesday at 7 p.m. For more infor-
mation, call 682-6230.
Church of Christ Airport Road:
Sunday Bible study at 9 AM, worship
services at 10 AM, Sunday worship at 6
PM, Wednesday Bible study at 7 PM.
Listen to the "Know Your Bible" radio
program Monday through Saturday on
WAAZ 104.7 at 5:45 AM. Minister
Jason Green.
Crestview Church of God, Pastor
Larry Collins. 9:30 10:30 AM Sunday
school; 10:30 AM-12 PM morning wor-
ship; and 6-9 PM evening service on
Sunday, and 6 PM Family Training on
Wednesday. Call 682-3045 for more
information.
Church of New Covenant, Pastors
Charles, Sr., and Maxine Whisnand
invite you to attend their services, locat-
ed at 3191 North Newman Avenue in
Crestview.
Sunday services include Adult Bible
Study and Children's Church at 10 AM,
followed by Praise Hour at 11 AM
Wednesday, a Family Stew/Study ser-
vice is held at 6 PM.
The church also has a radio ministry
broadcast every Sunday at 7:05 AM on
WTJT, 90.1 FM. Call 689-8999 for
more information.

Church of the Resurrection: 66 8th
Street, Shalimar FL. The Rev. Canon
Michael G. Carr. Sunday services at 10
AM, morning prayer on 1st, 3rd, 5th;
and holy communion on 2nd and 4th
Sunday.

Episcopal
Church of the Epiphany: Located
at 424 Garden St., Crestview behind the
Teachers Credit Union.
Children's Sunday school 9:15 a.m.
Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m. Adult Sunday
School 10:30 a.m. on the 3rd and 4th
Sunday each month. Nursery is avail-
able. The first Sunday of the month
there will be a Potluck Brunch following
the service. Epiphany Men's Group
meets each Thursday at 8 a.m. at
Cracker Barrel.
Interim Vicar is the Rev. George
Gilbert, Jr. Office hours are Tuesdays 9
a.m. 4 p.m. Call 689-1410 for more
information. All are welcome.

Lutheran
First Lutheran Church of Florala:
at 24512 5th Avenue (US 331) in Florala
AL, pastored by Rev. Jack Betz. 9:30
AM worship on Sunday. Fellowship
Hour (10:30 AM) and Sunday school for
all ages (11 AM) follow the service.
Phone (334) 858-8357. On Route 331
very near the Florida line in Florala, Ala.
Call (334) 858-3515 for more specific
directions.
Our Savior Lutheran Church: Our
Savior Lutheran Church is located at
178 W. North Avenue in Crestview. Rev.
Vance G. Tech Bible studies at 9 and ser-
vice of word and sacrament at 10:30 AM
on Sunday mornifigs. The 'sacrAment of
the altar is served every Sunday.
Lutheran Women's Missionary
League every 4th Saturday at 10 AM
Adult Choir 7 PM Wednesday. Adult
catechesis Wednesday at 9 AM and
Thursday at 7 PM.
Ash Wednesday Service is February
9th at 7 p.m. Mid-Week Lenten Services
are Wednesday evenings (16th and 23rd)
at 7 p.m.
Call Dee McCain at 682-3154 for
more information.

Methodist
Baker First United Methodist:
located just north of the traffic light in
Baker. The Rev. Calvin N. "Bud"
Harrub is pastor. Sunday School begins
at 10 a.m., worship service is at 11 a.m.
You will be warmly welcomed here! For
more information, call the pastor at 682-
8608.
First United Methodist: 599 Eighth
Avenue, Crestview, The Rev. Bruce
Sheffield is Senior Pastor (FUMC).
Sunday services: 8:30 AM -
Traditional service, Christ Chapel; 9:30
AM Sunday School; 11:00 AM,
Traditional service, Main Sanctuary.
For information, call 682-2018, dur-
ing normal.business hours.
Mount Zion African Methodist
Episcopal (AME) Church, 502
McDonald Street, in Crestview. Rev.
Matthew Ewing. Regular services
include: Sunday- church school 9:30
AM, praise service 10:45 AM, and wor-
ship service 11:00 AM; Tuesday ser-
vices include: 6 PM prayer meeting, and
men's bible study at 7 PM; Wednesday
Kiddie College, 5:45-7:45 PM. All are
welcome. For information, call 682-
7799.
New Bethel United Methodist

Church, located at 5894 Hwy. 85 North.
Services held Wednesday nights are the
6 PM fellowship supper and 7 PM Bible
study. Sunday services are 10 AM
Sunday School, and 11 AM and 6 PM
worship.
St. Mark United Methodist
Church: located at 2250 P.J. Adams
Pkwy. in Crestview, offers the following
services: Sunday School, 9 AM, Sunday
morning worship, 10 AM. Wednesday
Bible study for the entire family at 6:30
PM. A nursery is available for all ser-
vices. Clergyman is Rev. Glenn McCall.
Children's Church for ages 4-5. Call
682-5280 for more information.

Nazarene
Aplin Church of the Nazarene:
Pastor Thomas Farley and Associate
Pastor Rev. Clarence Lykins invite
everyone to attend the following ser-
vices: Sunday School 9:45 a.m.;
Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Sunday
evening service at 6 p.m. Wednesday
6:30 P.M. (Bible study and fellowship).
The church is located at 395 Aplin Road
in Crestview, telephone 682-7995.

Nondenominational
Mount Olive Community Church:,
Pastor D.L. Lyons invites all interested
to Sunday Services at 10 a.m., Tuesday
Ladies' meeting at 7 p.m. with Marie C.
Lyons, and Thursday Bible study at 7
p.m. with Pastor Dennis. The church is
located at 5661 Mt. Olive Road in
Crestview. Directions approximately 7
miles east on Hwy. 90, turn left on Mt.
Olive Road, 2 miles. Call 682-6218 for
more information...

Pentecostal
First Pentecostal Church of Jesus
Christ: Sunday services for First
Pentecostal are at 10 AM and 6 PM
There is also a Wednesday service at 7
PM Pastor Wilbur Hawkins. They are
located at 997 East Chestnut Ave. in
Crestview. Call (850) 682-3497 for
more information.

Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church: 492 N.
Ferdon Blvd., Crestview, pastored by
Rev. Joan Wooten. Sunday School, 10
AM; worship 11 AM; youth meeting 5
PM; Wednesday supper 6 PM, and choir
rehearsal 7 PM. For more information,
call 682-2835.

Unitarian
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
of the Emerald Coast (UUFEC): locat-
ed at 1295 Bayshore Drive, Valparaiso,
Florida. Minister: The Reverend Rodney
Debs. Service is held at 10:30 AM each
Sunday. For further updates, check
http://www.uufec.com, the Verbal
Chalice, Wick, or please call the
Fellowship at 678-7197, or 243-5247.

Unity
Way of Life Unity Center: Pastor
Rev. George A. Schmidt, Ph.D., the Way
of Life Unity Center is located at 1797
Hurlburt Road in Fort Walton Beach.
Sunday services: 9:30 AM and 11
AM Celebration Services. Youth
Education programs along with child-
care are only provided at the 11 AM ser-
vice. All are welcome.
For information, call the office at
864-1232 (hours by appointment). There
is also a Metaphysical Bookstore (864-
5945) open Sundays from 9 AM to 1
PM, and the Dial-A-Thought line, 864-

9139.

Other
Eglin Air Force Base Chapel:
Protestant .-Sunday Worship
Services/Religious Education 0800
Traditional in West Gate Chapel; 0930
Traditional in West Gate Chapel; 0930
Gospel in Chapel Center; 1230
Contemporary in Chapel Center;
Sunday School classes are available for
ages 3 through adult. Call 882-8527.
Protestant Holy Communion mid week
worship service is every Wed., 1100
hours at the Eglin Hospital Chapel. For
more information, call Chaplain Sarah
Shirley at 883-9736.
Eglin Air Force Base Chapel:
Catholic Weekend Mass Schedule -
1700 hours, Sat. in the West Gate
Chapel; 0745 hours, Sun. in the Chapel
Center; 1115 hours, Sun. in the West
Gate Chapel. For Religious Education,
call 882-7320. RCIAWed. at 1900 hours
in the Chapel Center.
All military and their families are
invited to join us at our many diverse
services. We have services for Catholic,
Protestant, Jewish and Islamic faith
groups, as well as activities for all ages.
Call the chapel at 882-2111 for times
and locations.
Christian Life Center: Pastor Jason
Palmer. Prayer is held Sunday at 2 PM,
with Sunday services and Sunday
School at 2:30. Bible study is held
Wednesday nights at 7:30 PM Christian
Life Center is located at 410 Wingard
Street; call (850) 305-0198 for more
information.- -
Healing Stream Ministries: Pastor
Jonathan Griffin. 10-AM- for Sunday
School, Sunday morning worship at
10:30. The ministry is located at the cor-
ner of E. Robinson and Church Street in
Crestview. Call Pastor Griffin at 682-
5455 for more information.
The Chapel, an independent wor-
shipping community, has services every
Sunday morning at 7:30 AM with
Chaplain Hayward Chapman, and at 9
AM with Chaplain Chuck Chapman.
Services are held at 1093 S. Ferdon
Blvd. in Crestview, next to Domino's
Pizza. Phone: (850) 682-9887 or (850)
423-0526. "Come as you are."
The Awakening Ministries, Inc., a
not-for-profit Christian music ministry,
meets every Saturday from 2-7 PM
under the pavilion, Kit Drive, Crestview.
Their phone number is 689-1259.
All amateur, semi-professional, and
professional Christian music groups and
individuals are invited to attend for
practice, auditioning, fellowship, and
prayer. Spectators and other interested
parties are also welcome. For more
information call or email awakening-
ministries@praize.com.
Iglesia Hispana Bethel: Te inbita a
los servicios de adoracion a nuestro
senior Jesus.
Ordon de servicios: Martes oracion
7:00 PM; Viernes servicio evangelistico
7:30 PM; Domingo escuela Dominical
11:00 AM; Domingo servicio evangelis-
tico 6:30 PM
Estamos uvicados en la 544 Main
Street, Crestview FL, 32536. Telefones
(850) 423-0325 y cellular 543-4292.
,New Beginnings and Rev. Jeffrey
Earl Mills invites the public to join in
their regular Sunday worship service at
4 PM at their temporary location, the
Niceville American Legion Hall (VFW).

"Just the Facts"

Tuesday, 7 p.m., Ladies, Women,
Girls, there is a place for you
near to the Heart of God. Our
Search Light Women of 2005 are
looking for you, please
come...Seek and you will find.

Thurs., 7 p.m. All are welcome.
Special teaching on how to read
and study your bible. Emphasis
on End-Times of our soon com-
ing Lord...Are you prepared?

Sunday, 10a.m. A time of wor-
ship and gathering of God's peo-
ple and those who are searching.
Pastor D.L. Lyons teaches us
how to "walk the talk," with
illustrated white board teachings.
We are here for you. Come, take
one step closer! We are non-
denominational and a mission
outreach for Voice of the
Martyrs.

Mt. Olive
Community Church
5661 Mt. Olive Road
7 miles east on Hwy. 90 from
Crestview. 682-6218.

With one military "blow"
power changes hands, and with
the change comes uncertainty
and insecurity. Defenders of the
old regime are sometimes sum-
marily executed. Many times a
country's finances collapse
overnight after one of these vio-
lent overthrows. We are blessed
beyond words to have never
experienced such a coup in our
lives. Our inaugurations are
huge demonstrations before the
world of the civility, and order-
liness, security, and "domestic
tranquility" that the American
Constitution gives its people.
Democrats and Republicans
march in the parades of every
inauguration. Democrats and
Republicans salute whatever
president is being honored.
Democrats and Republicans
always sing the patriotic songs.
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Obituaries

Kerri Williams
Nov 22, 1967 -Jan. 15, 2005
Kerri Williams, age 37, of Monticello, Florida, passed away
Saturday, January 15, 2005. She was born on November 22, 1967 in
Frankfurt, Germany. She had lived in Crestview before moving to
Monticello two years ago. Kerri was a graduate of Crestview High
School.
Survivors include her father, Otis Stafford of Crestview; mother,
Martha Johnson of Monticello; husband of 20 years, Mickey
Williams of Monticello; son, Marc Williams of Monticello; daughter,
Maddi Williams of Monticello; step-daughter, Misty Williams of Fort
Walton Beach; three sisters, Sara Franklin, Darlene Stafford, and
Amy Scheerer; one grandchild, Chloe.
Visitation was held from 6 until 8 p.m., Thursday, January 20 in
the chapel of Brackney Funeral Service with a memorial service at
7:30 p.m. A private burial was held in Union Hill Cemetery.
Brackney Funeral Service, Crestview, was in charge of arrange-
ments.

Zelna King Louras
April 28, 1922 January 17, 2005
Zelna King Louras, age 82, of Crestview, Florida passed away on
Monday, January 17, 2005 at Shoal Creek Rehabilitation Center. She
was born on April 28, 1922 in Pleasant Home, Alabama and moved
to Crestview in 1998 from Dallas, Texas.
She is preceded in death by her husband Alex J. Louras; parents,
Frank and Minnie King; and daughter Gina Kim.
Survivors include her daughters, Anita Louras and Alecia Louras,
both of Dallas; sister, Valera Guisasola of Crestview; grandchildren,
Natalie, Brittney, Theresa, and Stephen; great-granddaughter,
Whitney, Mitchamore.
A time of visitation was held on Thursday, January 20, 2005 at
Whitehurst-Powell Funeral Home from 5 to 7 p.m. Funeral services
were conducted from the Chapel of Whitehurst-Powell Funeral
Home on Friday, January 21, 2005 at 3 p.m. with Reverend Tommy
Batson officiating.
Whitehurst-Powell Funeral Home was entrusted with arrange-
ments.

Linda Senterfitt Wade
May 11, 1925 January 16, 2005
Linda Senterfitt Wade, age 79, of Okaloosa County, Florida
passed away Sunday, January 16, 2005 in Waynesboro, Mississippi.
She was born on May 11,,1925 in Laurel Hill, Florida. Linda was a
member of Southside Baptist Church.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Ralph Edwin Wade;
parents, James and Maude Senterfitt; and brother, Austin Wade.
Linda was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
to those who survive her.
Survivors include sons, James "Jim" Wade of Palm City, Fla., and
William "Butch" A. Wade and wife Lisa of Crestview, Fla.; daughter,
Cheryl A. Mozingo and husband Ben of Waynesboro, Ms.; three
grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and numerous extended
family.
Funeral services were conducted from the Chapel of Whitehurst-
Powell Funeral Home on Wednesday, January 19, 2005 at 3 p.m. with
Dr. David Ward officiating. A time of visitation was held from 2 to 3
p.m. on Wednesday. Burial followed at Liveoak Park Memorial
Cemetery.
Whitehurst-Powell Funeral Home was entrusted with arrange-
ments.

Lena Louise Ward
June 6, 1929 January 19, 2005
Lena Louise Ward, age 75 of Baker, passed away Wednesday,
January 19, 2005. She was born on June 6, 1929 in Garden City,
Florida and was a lifelong resident of Okaloosa County. Mrs. Ward
was a member of Blackman Church of Christ.
Mrs. Ward was preceded in death by her husband Charles
(Buster) Ward.
Survivors include her two sons, Jim Ward of Baker, Fla., and Don
and Angela Ward of Milligan, Fla.; one daughter, Michal Ward of
Baker, Fla.; one sister, Betty Glodgett of Orleans, Vermont; numerous
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m., Saturday, January 22, in the
chapel of Brackney Funeral Service with Minister Mike Ray and Rev.
Mark English officiating. Burial followed in Pyron Chapel Cemetery.
The family received friends Friday from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the
funeral home.
Brackney Funeral Service, Crestview, was in charge of arrange-
ments.

Janet Pitts
Janet Pitts, loving wife, mother, sister, and grandmother, went
home to be with her Lord on Jan. 8, 2005 after a short but courageous
battle with cancer. Janet was 59 years old.
Born on October 5, 1945 in Bonifay, Fla., Janet was a career secre-
tary, working over 20 years at Vitro Services, and eventually serving
as personal secretary to the CEO of the company. Over many years
she also served as church secretary in several local communities.
Janet loved needlepoint, and she crafted many beautiful items to
give to her family and friends. She also loved to go fishing with Jim.
Janet will be loved and missed by everyone she came into contact
with.
Family survivors include her husband of 41 years, James W. Pitts
of Holt, Fla.; mother, Ellen J. (Peterson) DeStaven of Mary Esther,
Fla., daughter, Deborah J. Moyer and husband Tim of Fort Walton
Beach, Fla.; son, James Gregory Pitts of Poinciana, Fla.; sister, Cheryl
A. DeStaven of Mossy Head, Fla.; brothers, James III, and wife
Sharon and Joseph M. DeStaven and wife Lisa, all of Fort Walton
Beach; grandsons, Braeden and Dillon Moyer; and several nieces
and nephews.
The family also offers their sincerest thanks and appreciation to
Dr. Morrison Groves and staff at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in
Houston, Texas. The care and hope they gave our family will never
be forgotten.
Visitation was at Emerald Coast Funeral Home, Ft. Walton Beach,
on Monday, Jan. 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. The funeral took place at
Milligan Assembly of God Church at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 11.
Officiating pastors were Rev. Wayne Johnson and Chaplain Edward
Peterson. Burial followed at Campground Cemetery, Westville, Fla.
Emerald Coast Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

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City of Crestview building
permits
1/12/05: Leo Ross, 224 N. Main
Street. Frame over existing by 2nd
Generation Construction, $12,500. *
Jimmy Huckabee, 115 Grand Prix Dr.
New single family dwelling by H&B
Plumbing, $100,000. Richard Ballard,
178 Nun Dr. Install pipe by Okaloosa
Gas District, $1,125. Bank of
America, 3351 S. Ferdon Blvd. Install
security by ADT, $500. *Clyfton Hayes,
1007 Quigley Drive. Install security by
ADT, $300. Michael Richardson, 337
Egan Drive. Install security by ADT,
$300. Justin Snyder, 240 Trish Drive.
Install security by ADT, $300. Carl
Zahn, 236 Westview Drive. Install
security by ADT, $300. Lumie Cade,
207 Grimes Avenue. Install security by
pJT, $300. Thomas Home Corp, 402
Swift Fox Rn:-~lew. single family
dwelling by Thomas Home Corp.,
$175,000. Thomas Home Corp., 410
Swift Fox Run. New single family
dwelling by Thomas Home Corp.,
$110,000. Thomas Home Corp., 414
Swift Fox Run. New single family
dwelling by Thomas Home Corp.,
$171,800. Thomas Home Corp., 534
Vulpes Sanctuary. New single family
dwelling by Thomas Home Corp.,
$171,050. Thomas Home Corp., 503
Vulpes Sanctuary. New single family
dwelling by Thomas Home Corp.,
$170,000. Thomas Home Corp., 717
Fennec Fox. New single family
dwelling by Thomas Home Corp.,
170,000. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 3351
S. Ferdon Blvd. General remodel by
ACS Construction, $400,000.
1/13/05: Doug and Gina Goodman,
410 Northview Lane. Reroof by owner,
$2,000. Ray Womack; 115 Eloise
Place. Reroof by Terry Sowell Roofing,
$12,022. Earl Hallman, 143 Oak
Terrace Dr. Reroof by Britton Brothers,
$7,880. John and Victoria, 2871 Aplin
Road. Reroof by owner, $1,500. *
Renay Hankins, 103 Campbell Ave.
Reroof by Northcross Construction,
$4,000. Jack Jemigan, 502/520 N.
Main St. Replace front awning by
owner, $4,000. Shiela Clyde, 130 W.
Third Avenue. Reroof by W.E. 3
Construction, $4,453.
1/14/05: LCG Crestview, LLC, 3381
Ferdon Blvd. Install 3 by Smith Sign
Shop, LLC, $18,000. Steve Martin,
117 Trenton Avenue. Reroof by owner,
$7,000.* J&G House LLC, 263 Walnut
Ave. Replace shingle by Jake House,
$1,200. J&G House LLC, 1002 N.
Brett St. Replace shingle by Jake
House, $1,600. J&G House LLC, 202
Griffith Ave. Replace shingle by Jake
House, $1,575. Steve and April, 511
Hillview Circle. Reroof by Tommy B.
Moody, $5,280. Jeffrey Wagener,
2002 N. Pearl Street. Install 24x36 by
owner, $12,000. Diana Leaf, 302
Strawbridge. Enclose portion by owner,
$900.
1/18/05: Leonard Einhorn, 186 Nun
Drive. Reroof by R.A. Rhoads
Remodeling, $4,000. Brian Rix, 1227

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Pelican Real Estate:

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Scott Tenzycki
News Bulletin Reporter

With so much development
going on, now is the time to buy
or sell property in the local area.
Your first step should be to
call Pelican Real Estate and
Development. Locally owned
and operated by Broker William
Smith, the company was voted
Number One in the Real Estate
category of Emerald Coast
Magazine's Reader Choice Poll.
Realtor Grace Ruud-
Papadopoulos says that
Pelican's staff is Number One
because they put the customer
first.
"I think the main reason is
the service we provide," she
said. "We're always accessible."
The dedication shows; more
and more people are choosing

Pelican. Sales have tripled since
they opened in August of 2002!
In fact, the team is getting ready
to build a brand new office in
their current location to handle
the influx.
Another Pelican strong point
is the expertise of the staff. Each
one is a specialist in a different
field, whether it is single family
homes, subdivisions, new con-
struction, acreage, foreclosures,
or commercial real estate. They
offer residential and commercial
properties, including vacant
land, vacation properties, and
rentals.
"Our knowledge and experi-
ence make us a full-service com-
pany," said Grace. "We cover all
the areas."
Pelican is a member company
of the National Relocation
Network, better known as Relo.

This is an international network
that assists people who are mov-
ing from one place to another.
Whether you plan on leaving the
local area, or you're thinking of
moving to Okaloosa County,
Pelican has the resources to get
you exactly what you need!
Pelican Real Estate and
Development Company, Inc. is a
member of the Crestview Area
Chamber of Commerce.
Bilingual staff is on hand to help
Spanish-speaking customers.
Visit the Pelican office at 5210
South Ferdon Boulevard in
Crestview, near the Shoal River.
Call them at 682-9227 or fax
them at 689-7508. Ask to speak
to one of the agents: Grace
Ruud-Papadopoulos, Chad
Wilkinson, Angie Michels, Mel
Weir, or Martha Trau.

Gabrielle Drive. Reroof by Roof Claims
Specialists, $7,155. Ace Hardware,
702 N. Ferdon Blvd. Install face sign by
Okaloosa Signs, $125. Richard
Triese, 206 Foxchase Way. New single
family dwelling by Chessher
Construction, $225,000. S&J
Construction, 241 Tiffot Court. New sin-
gle family dwelling by S&J
Construction, $100,650. S&J
Construction, 238 Tiffot Court. New sin-
gle family dwelling by S&J
Construction, $101,000. Penney
Creek Corp., 105 Kyle St. New single
family dwelling by Senterfitt
Corporation, $95,000. French Wright,
1254 Sioux Circle. Install fence by
Harris Fence Installation, $4,708. *
Robert Myers, 119 Hollow Cove.
Reroof by Thomas Brand Siding,
$6,300. Terry Garner, 1239 Gabrielle
Drive. Reroof by owner, $1,800. *
Douglas Savage,>rl,206 'Ego'Drive.
Reroof by Metal Roofing, $5,320. *
William D. Madden, 143 Villacrest
Drive. Reroof by Reroof America
Corporation, $10,193. Keith Gardner,
105 Palmetto Drive. Reroof by Reroof
America Corporation. James K.
Grooms, 223 Southview Drive. Reroof
by Reroof America Corporation,
$5,288.
Okaloosa County building
permits
1/12/05: Benjamin Jr. and E.G.
Martin, Tom Page Lane, Baker. Single
family dwelling by Tim Tarpley
Construction. Crestview Acquisition
Corp.., 5486 Fairchild Rd., Crestview.
Reroof by Amnat International. Wade
Hatten, 1010 Shoal River Drive,
Crestview. Reroof by Concept
Dynamics. Don Cosseaux, 3329
Berrywood Trail, Laurel Hill. Electrical
by American Electric Service. *
Whitworth Builders, 6320 Havenmist
Lane, Crestview. Electrical by
Richardson Enterprises. Donald and
Carmin Snyder, 4661 Browning Ct.,
Crestview. Reroof by CQ Construction.
* Howard and Sybil Garrett, 5516
Poinsettia St., Crestview. Fence by
Harris Fence Installation. George
Senterfitt, 3279 Little Silver Rd.,
Crestview. Electrical and plumbing by
homeowner. Bryan Rogers
Construction, 6004 Dorchester Place,
Crestview. Pool by Pools Plus. Dustin
Glenn, 806 Hwy 90, Holt. Home occu-
pation. Farrell and Dolores Stanley,
6363 Bethany Dr., Crestview. Gas by
Zachary's Gas Services. James and
Fawn Willis, 6046 Bluebird Lane,
Crestview. Electrical by Casey Electric.
1/13/05: Jason 'Hunter, 4350
Cooper Lane, Holt. Mechanical, electri-
cal and plumbing by homeowner. *
Ronald Bell, 7690 Four Flags Rd.,
Laurel Hill. Electrical by Tim Robbins
Jr., Inc. Carolyn Brackney, 3141
Bayridge Dr., Crestview. Reroof by
homeowner. James Denton, 5066
Keyser Mill Rd., Baker. Electrical by
homeowner. James and Fawn Willis,
6046 Bluebird Lane, Crestview.
Mechanical by Florida Mobile Home

Supply. Randy and Tammie Baker,
5987 Ridgecrest Rd., Crestview.
Electrical, plumbing and home addition
by homeowner.
1/14/05: Edward and Cynthia
Eschbach, 2852 Atoka Trail, Crestview.
Reroof by Ates Roofing. Ancil Lindley
III, 1 Lindley Rd., Crestview. Electrical
by Gaskin Electric. James and Patsy
Moulton, 106 Golf Course Dr.,
Crestview. Single family dwelling of
Mike Moulton Construction. Iris
Dunston, 7902 Hwy 85 N., Laurel Hill.
Mechanical by homeowner. Genaro
and Barbara Sanchez, 5124 Blue
Springs Cove, Baker. Electrical by
Crestview Electric Co. Timothy and
Debra Hulion, 5698 Seminole Dr.,
Crestview. Detached garage/all car-
ports. Tyrone Faulkner, 6219 Shire
Lane, Crestview. Burglar/fire alarm. *
Michael and Faith Jones, 294
Timberline-Dr., Crestview. Mechanical
by Gordon A/C & Associates. Key
Lime Homes, 2925 Murray Lane,
Crestview. Electrical by McCullough
Plumbing, Electric, & Heat; same at
2836 Pear Orchard Blvd., Crestview. *
Christopher and Heather Hughes, 380
John King Rd., Crestview. Window
change out by Majors Home
Improvement.
1/18/04: American Building and
Remodel, 2474 Bell Ridge Dr.,
Crestview. Gas by Zachary's Gas
Services; 2405 Moonstone Drive,
Crestview. Mark and Melissa Davis
5808 Mosley Lane S., Crestview. Gas
by Zachary's Gas Services. Jake D.
Jr. House, 5817 Roberts Road,
Crestview. Mechanical by Hilton's
Heat, Ventilation, and A/C. Michael
Black, 5805 Old Bethel Rd., Crestview.
Reroof by homeowner. Michael and
Faith Jones, 294 Timberline Dr.,
Crestview. Burglar/fire alarm by
Custom Elect. Westco Security. *
Michael Carter, 6706 Hwy 85 N., Laurel
Hill. Reroof by homeowner. Robert
Holifield, 6236 Turkey Trak, Crestview.
Home occupation.. KG II
Development, 4419 Parsoni Loop,
Crestview. Plumbing by Faith
Mechanical. Roger Riley, 3005
Cabela Lane, Crestview. Electrical and
mechanical by King Electric. Don
Cleveland, 4788 Poplar Head Church
Rd., Holt. Electrical and mechanical by
King Electric. Benjamin, Jr. and E.G.
Martin, 5570 Tom Page Lane, Baker.
Electrical and mechanical by King
Electric.
1/19/05: Darrell and Sabrina
Boyles, 1463 Greenwood Rd., Baker.
Electrical by Brad M's Electric. Robert
Ozmon, 106 Oakcrest Dr., Crestview.
Reroof by Reeves Construction Co. *
Ben and Pamela Holley, 4 Ponce de
Leon Rd.,,Crestview. Reroof by
Marietta Construction. Haywood and
Sue Nixon, 1673 Lady Lane, Baker.
Mechanical by Anderson Heating and
Air Conditioning. Young and Son,
1625 Eunice Lane, Baker. Mechanical
by Anderson Heating and Air
Conditioning.

National discount real estate
franchise Assist-2-Sell
announced that its
Crestview/Niceville, Fla. fran-
chise office placed in the Top
10% of 321 offices nationwide
for November 2004. The total
number of homes sold ranks the
offices.
Owner Randall Hummitzsch,
USAF retired Chief Master
Sergeant, and Broker Cheryl
Hummitzsch opened the local
franchise office in 2000. "It's
exciting to see Assist-2-Sell's
consistent growth," Mr.
Hummitzsch said. "Our "Full
Service with savings' program
gives home sellers great service

PHC hon

Parthenon Healthcare of
Crestview is proud to announce
its honorees for the month of
January.
Sonia Brown, Cook/Tray
Aide, was selected as PHC's
Employee of the Month, and
Joann Eadie as their Resident of
the Month.
Sonia was born on November
8, 1957 in Vallejo, California.
Sonia is engaged to Alden
Pickney and she has one daugh-
ter and three grandchildren. She
has been employed at PHC of
Crestview for six years and
works as the part-time cook and
tray aide. In her spare time she
enjoys spending time with her
family, and dancing.
Sonia stated what she liked
most about her job is helping
residents that are not able to care
for themselves. Parthenon
Healthcare of Crestview staff
and residents want to thank
Sonia for her hard work and
dedication to PHC.
Joann was born in Concord,
North Carolina on September
21, 1928. She worked as a secre-
tary for a large department store
for many years. Joann has four
children who she is very proud
of. Mrs. Eadie was a Sunday
school teacher and also the
WMU President at her church.
She has been a resident at PHC-
Crestview since May 2002.
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material will be provided. Reasonable accommodations for
persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two
weeks in advance.

Agricultural loans
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) through the
Farm Service Agency (FSA) makes farm ownership/operating
loans to qualified socially disadvantaged applicants, including
but not limited to women, African-Americans, American
Indians, Alaskan natives, and Asian and Pacific Islanders. For
more information, contact Wayne Davis at (850) 682-2416 or
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Environmental Quality Incentive
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Farmers, ranchers and other can receive financial assis-
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through the application of conservation practices developed by
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Practices designed to assist landowners in reducing soil ero-
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pipelines, and watering facilities are available. If you would
like to sign-up for assistance come by the NRCS field office of
the FSA office at 938 N. Ferdon Blvd., in Crestview.
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Steve Andrews
Managing Editor

The field has been narrowed to eight in
the race to become Baker School's next
football coach and athletics director.
The eight remaining candidates were
interviewed by the school's selection com-
mittee on Monday. The committee was
expected to submit the names of three to
five finalists to Principal Tom Shipp either
Tuesday or today.
Shipp told the The News Bulletin on
Monday that the process is going according
to schedule.
"I'm real pleased with the job the com-
mittee has done," Shipp said. "They have
been real positive and feel like they have
found some good candidates."
A pair of Baker assistant coaches, Brian
Wagner and Vernon Ward, are still in the
running.
Wagner is a Baker graduate and a 15-
year member of the coaching staff. He
served as the varsity defensive coordinator
until last season, when he became head
coach of the junior high team.

Just prior to press time on Tuesday afternoon,
Baker Principal Tom Shipp informed The
Crestview News Bulletin that the final three
candidates for the school's next football coach-
athletics director are Bob Kellogg of Navarre,
Lenny Jankowski of Fort Pierce John Carroll,
and Donald Jones of Columbus (Ga.) Carver.

Ward has been the Gators' offensive
coordinator, and coaches the track and field
team. He has also spent time on the football
staffs at Walton Beach and Navarre high
schools.
Current Navarre offensive coordinator
Bob Kellogg, who held the same position at
Crestview during the 1990s, was also inter-
viewed Monday.

Kellogg has spent the majority of his
career in Okaloosa County and still resides in
Crestview. He had brief stints as an assistant
at Fort Walton Beach and Niceville before
coming to Crestview, and served as head
coach at Springfield Rutherford in 1986.
The only other candidate from
Northwest Florida that was interviewed was
Pensacola Woodham head coach David

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Bradley, who led
the Titans to a 2-4
record last season,
his first as the
team's head coach.
Also inter-
viewed were
Tommy Keeler of
Seminole, Lenny
Jankowski of Fort
Pierce, John
Carroll, Donald
Jones of Columbus
(Ga.) Carver, and
Mike Ketchum of

Guilford (N.C.) College.
Keeler may be a familiar name to Baker
fans. He was a finalist for the position three
years ago before withdrawing his name for
personal reasons.
The job eventually went to Bill Sharp,
who announced his resignation last month.
Sharp plans to stay on staff until the end of
the school year to help the new coach with
the transition.
After starting with 51 original appli-
cants, Shipp said he is looking forward to

getting a new coach in place.
"Yeah, we need to bring some closure to
it so we can get on with other things," he
said.
"But having the committee doing the
groundwork for you takes a lot of the bur-
den off of the principal. They've been very
helpful."
The committee consists of Denise
Gronberg, school advisory council member;
Dan Henry, Quarterback Club member;
Rodney Free, faculty member; and Steve
Anderson, administrative member.
Shipp said he has met only briefly with
the committee at this point, just to see if
they had any questions or needs, but not to
discuss specific candidates.
"They pretty much know what their task
is," he said.
Once Shipp receives the names of the
finalists, he will then conduct his own inter-
views with them and do additional back-
ground checks.
He is hoping to select a new coach by
Feb. 7, in order to get it on the agenda for
approval by the Okaloosa County School
Board at its Feb. 14 meeting.

Dawgs

defeat

Gators

N The Crestview boys

basketball team has now

rolled off five straight wins.

Steve Andrews
Managing Editor

It appeared to be teams headed in opposite direc-
tions last Thursday night when the Crestview boys bas-
ketball team steamrolled north-county rival Baker 54-
35.
When they met on Dec. 2, Baker held its own, tak-
ing Crestview two classifications bigger to over-
time, before falling 54-52.
This time around, the Bulldogs held the Gators to
just three first-quarter points and never allowed them to
recover.
"As a team, we are just playing a lot better,"
Crestview coach Brian Humphrey said. "We've been
playing better defense and just playing a lot better as a
group.
"We're seeing things now that we didn't notice in
November and December."
The Bulldogs (10-6, 4-2) have now won five
straight games after defeating Gulf Breeze 57-46
Friday night.
In that game, senior Rodney Moore lit it up with a
game-high 20 points.
Moore, who moved in from Arkansas just before
the school year started, has given the Bulldogs a lift of
late.
"He was slow to catch on to things we were doing
because he missed our summer program, but he's
picked it up and really given us a big boost,"
Humphrey said.
With the District 2-4A Tournament looming in two
weeks, Humphrey is glad to see his team peaking.
"It's a good time to be playing well, and I hope
within the next two weeks that we can keep getting bet-
ter and we can get to the point where we can compete
when the district tournament starts," he said.
Crestview was slated to host the tournament, but a
scheduling conflict with the wrestling team may force
them to move it to another school.
Baker will host their district tournament, which
gives the Gators and Coach Mike Martello hope of fin-
ishing the season with some success.
Baker dropped to 5-13 overall after falling to
Holmes County 53-46 Monday night, but they have
suffered just one district loss, a double-overtime 68-65
defeat at the hands of Jay on Friday night.
Martello admits he had high expectations coming
into his first year at his alma mater, but realizes that a
lack of returning experience has slowed things down.
The Gators had been competitive, and even held the
lead, during the majority of their losses this season.
"I think it's just been a lack of team chemistry,"
Martello said. "We've also gotten into some foul trou-
bles, and that's been our biggest Achilles right there.
"But I think we've played our best team ball as of
late."
Baker has also lost two players. Sophomore Blake
Williams was suspended from the team for academic
reasons and senior John Davis left the team for person-
al reasons.
Williams was the team's leading scorer.
"It took away an aspect of our game that I think
other teams had to respect," Martello said of the loss of
Williams. "He was an outside penetrator and could go
inside as well. And now we don't have that big of
threat."
He has praised the efforts of his experienced guard
duo of Chase Combest and Drew Griffith.
"We still have everything to play for, and I've been
talking with our kids about that," Martello said. "The
road to the district championship still has to come
through Baker."

Omar Hart
at Tall Pine

Playing hard for charity

Tara M. Grant
"" "" News Bulletin Reporter

Tall Pines Christian
Academy raises money for
tsunami victims, and showed
their appreciation to
Crestview's public safety offi-
cials by hosting a friendly ganie
of basketball in the school's
gymnasium.
For the past month, the stu-
dents at Tall Pines have been
selling coupon books as a fund-
raiser for the Asian tsunami vic-
tims. The director at Tall Pines,
Mike Hinsoin, decided he would
up the ante and give the pro-
ceeds of last Thursday's game
to the American Red Cross.
"We believe the safest
organization to go through will
be the American Red Cross;
they're the most reputable and
have the lowest administrative
overhead," Hinson explained.
At the end of the night, they
raised $85. In addition to the
fund-raiser, Tall Pines collected
$955 for the tsunami victims.
Helping those in need is just
one of the values held by the
staff and students at Tall Pines.
They also feel it is important to
a support out local heros.
7-., Hinson and his good friend,
Doug Swing, started the games
S. three years ago. Swing is the
Z., .Assistant Fire Chief of the
'l Crestview Fire Department. He
approached his friend with the
idea.
"He came to me and said,
'Let's play,"' said Hinson. He
gladly opened up his gymnasi-
um to him and invited the stu-
dents and their families to
attend.
"We have a good time. The
_iS score doesn't really mean any-
thing. We mainly do this for the
public relations between the
".. ,community and our public safe-
ty workers." Hinson empha-
sized their importance by say-
,.. ing, "When you need them, you
need them now, right away!"
He feels such responsibility
should be rewarded more often
with events such as these.
The bleachers were packed
with spectators. Each paid a
7,.dollar to get in. The majority of
onlookers were Tall Pines stu-
'".. dents and their families.
"The kids that are here will
save their ticket stubs so they
can wear casual clothes tomor-
row, instead of their uniforms,"
Hinson explained.
There is not much notice
.A,.. before the game, even though
the public is welcome. The tim-
ing has to be right for Hinson
and Swing.
"We try to pick a day when
we feel like we can run the
length of the court without hav-
ing a heart attack," Hinson
joked. They weren't under
much stress or deadlines last
week, so they quickly rounded
up people to play.
The Tall Pines team consist-
... ed of their teachers and after-
"' school caregivers. There were
S : : f. Crestview Fire Department and
Police Department personnel
on the public safety team.
Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin "We just have a lot of fun."
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SPORTS BRIEFS

EVENTS
BAYA BASEBALL & SOFTBALL: Registration for players ages
4-16 and coaches will be held at the Baker School Gym on Saturdays
from only, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Dates are Jan. 22, and 29, and Feb. 5. Last
day of registration is Feb. 5.
The fee per child is $50 for 1, $45 for 2, and $40 each for 3 or more.
A copy of the child's birth certificate, a copy of their insurance card, and
3 proofs of residency are required for each child participant. Call 537-
4549 for more information.
CRESTVIEW LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL: Registration will
be held on Jan. 29, Feb. 5, and Feb. 12 from 10 a.m.-2p.m. at the field
concession stand located on Airport Rd. for Crestview Little League
Baseball. Fees are $60 for Little League (ages 5-12) and $80 for Jr. and
Sr. (ages 13-18). You can also register online, get directions and obtain
more information at http://eteamz.active.com/CrestviewLL/, For more
information call 423-1011.
ACTIVITIES
BAKER QUARTERBACK / ATHLETIC CLUB: Any parent,
grandparent, or person of the community is welcome to join the Baker
Quarterback/Athletic Club. Its goal is to assist boys and girls athletics at
Baker School. Fees are $10 per family.
GATOR SUPPORTERS. SIGN RENEWALS: The Baker
Quarterback/Athletic Club is currently in the process of accepting sign
renewals for the Gator supporters. They also have openings for new
Gator supporters. Anyone interested in advertising their business by pur-
chasing a new sign or renewing their sign, please contact Dan Henry at
537-3005, or Tom Patterson at 850-206-5000.

FLORIDA TRAIL ACTIVITIES: The Florida Trail Association,
Western Gate chapter and Choctawhatchee subchapter have scheduled
the following activities. These activities include hiking, camping, trail
maintenance and chapter and subchapter meetings. All activities are
open to the public. Please contact an Activity Leader for details for each
activity, as all activities require RSVP. Check the following web site for
other information: http://westgate.florida-trail.org/web/index.htm.
JOIN THE SEA SCOUTS: All over the country, Sea Scouts are
enjoying activities including sailing, power boating, and scuba diving.
The program is perfect for our area due to the waterways and climate.
This co-ed program is led by the youth members as they plan the direc-
tion their unit will take. Check out www.seascout.org.
Youths aged 14-20 and adults 21 and over are invited to join Sea
Scout Ship 555. For further questions call Dave Mason at 678-3664 or
Roy Evilsizer at (850) 934-4204. Come join the fun!

MEETINGS
CRESTVIEW LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL: Fields located on
Airport Road in Crestview. Scheduled meetings for coaches, parents,
and board members will be held on Jan 27, Feb. 10 & 24 @ 6pm. Call
423-1011 for further information or directions.
Volunteers needed.
SHOAL RIVER MEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION MEETINGS:
Regular meetings of the Shoal River Country Club Men's Golf
Association are held on the first Saturday of the month at 6:30 a.m.
Association playdays are the first and third Saturdays of the month,
with check in at 6:30 and tee off at 7 a.m. For more information call 689-
2079, 682-4035, or 689-0438.

BASKETBALL STANDINGS

Standings,
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Team
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Hawks
Bullets
Pistons
Sonics
Tarheels

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Tarheels
Bulldogs
Pistons
Magic
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Jazz
Magic

VB Division
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Dawgs

Bulls
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Standings,
JVB Division
Team
Lakers
Hawks
Sonics
Bullets
Pistons
Tarheels

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Hawks

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Foxwood Lowball scores

Thursday Lowball results for Jan.
13 were as follows: 1st place, 2 under
- David Hinnant, Bryan Kozer, Gary
Heath, and Jerry Smyrl.
2nd place, 1 under Paul Coyne,
Les Gowdy, and Hal Jellison.
3rd place, 1 under Jerry Devoy,
Tom Sannino, and John Law.
4th place, 3 over George

Bonner, Jimmy Johnson, and Bud
Harrub.
Sunday Lowball results for Jan.
16 were as follows: 1st place, 8 under
- Bill Gutnik, Brad Gutnik, Barbara
Sannino, and Bryan Kozer.
2nd place, 8 under Ronnie
Crews, Jason Hetrick, Tom Patterson,
and James Rockwell.

3r4d place, 7 under Rance
Harrell, David Smith, Bob Bulson,
and Hal Jellison.
4th place, 6 under Terry Bays,
Larry Fordyce, Archie .Perez, and
Jerry Smyrl.
5th place, 5 under George
Holland, Howard Mitchell,
Lavaughn Dorman, and John

Cabillido.
In Sunday Lowball on Jan. 9,
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1st place, 12 under: Rauce
Harrell, David Smith, and Bob
Bulson.
2nd place, 10 under: George
Holland, Bill Chaudler, and Howard
Mitchell.

3rd place, 8 under: Chester
Highsmith, Don Kearney, and Jesse
Dennis.
4th place, 8 under: Janice
Cheatham, Lavaughn Dorman, Leon
Cunningham, Gary Fuller, and
Bobby Fuller.
5th place, 8 under: Steve Crinion,
Jesse Davis, Al Davis, and Brian

Davis.
6th place, 8 under: Brandon
Mobley, Bobby Kilpatrick, Roger
Leslie, and Walt Jackson.
7th place, 7 under: Jake Taylor,
Dean Martin, James Krouse, and Don
Widmaier.
Call 682-2012 for more informa-
tion and playing times.

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To: Almarante Fire District Board 6f Csommissioners
Subject: Mutual Aid / Auto Aid to Almarante

We, the Fire Chiefs of the four North Okaloosa County Fire Districts that border and directly support the emergency
operations in the Almarante Fire District, are gravely concerned about the serious public safety situation that persists
in the Almarante Fire District As a result, we will cease all emergency assistance to Almarante at 0000 hours on 01
February 2005.

We cite the following:
1. TIME. If this was a transient problem for a matter of days, weeks, or even a couple of months, it could be
understandable. However, the lack of effective emergency response and lack of a viable Almarante Fire
District Board of Commissioners has been going on unchanged for a number of years! Luckily, no one has
perished, but it's just a matter of time. Why has there been no action for so long?
2. PARTICIPATION. We would rate Almarante firefighter participation at emergency scenes unacceptable to
poor at best. For example, on 18 Jan 2005 at about 1900 hours, Almarante and its neighboring auto aid
departments (Blackman, Dorcas, Laurel Hill, and North Okaloosa) were called out to a chimney fire that may
have spread to the structure. All of the aid departments responded with manpower and apparatus. Almarante
responded to this structure fire incident with one firefighter and no apparatus or equipment. This is a typical
example of an Almarante Fire Department response. This lack of participation carries over to the Almarante
Fire Board as well, where the five member board has operated with as few as one active member for signif-
icant periods of time. Remember, it takes a minimum of three board members to legally conduct business,
make decisions and pay bills. Where are the checks and balances, and who has accountability?
3. TRAINING. The members of the Almarante Fire Department, and there are only a few, also severely lack in
training to cope with the typical emergencies that might occur in their district How many are trained First
Responders to handle medical emergencies or auto accidents? How many are trained at vehicle extrication?
How many are trained to fight interior structure fires and effect rescues? Untrained responders/firefighters
are a danger to themselves, other fire department personnel, and to the people they are trying to assist.
Untrained responders/firefighters should not be responding at alli The neighboring fire districts have all
attempted to include Almarante firefighters in training classes and sessions at no cost. These invitations
have for the most part been ignored. There is no longer any excuse for Almarante firefighters to respond to
an emergency without the proper training
4. QUALIFICATIONS. On Jan 1 2006, in order to enter and fight a structure fire or effect a rescue, all Florida fire-
fighters will have to be a Florida State certified FFI at a minimum. The other North Okaloosa County fire dis-
tricts are preparing for this with FFI classes. How many Almarante firefighters will be FFI by January 2006?
5. SAFETY. Untrained equates to unsafe in the emergency field, because safety is the focus of all emergency
training. When Almarante firefighters are on scene, knowledge, training, and safety are always in question.
Do the Almarante firefighters know enough to act safely and not endanger themselves, other fire crews, or
patients and bystanders at the scene? Why should mutual or auto aid crews assume this risk?
6. LIABILITY. Does the Almarante Fire District hold the proper Insurance to protect itself, its firefighters, and the
mutual/auto aid personnel assisting at its emergency scenes? Are its firefighters covered by workers comp
insurance, mandated by the State of Florida? Do the responding departments automatically assume a poten-
tial risk/liability when assisting at an Almarante emergency call?
7. COST. The taxpayers of Blackman, Dorcas, Laurel Hill and North Okaloosa have assumed the cost of running
emergency calls in Almarante and are receiving nothing In return. The assistance has been, and continues to
be, one way, using their fuel and equipment, while Almarante apparatus and equipment sits idle at the first
station on many of these calls.

It's time that the Almarante Fire District commissioners answer some of these Important questions, plus a
few more. The Almarante Fire District and Almarante Fire Department are tasked with fire protection within
Almarante's borders. Why have all the other fire districts in North Okaloosa County made great strides
toward this end, while Almarante has floundered? Why does Almarante apparatus and equipment continue
to sit idle or in disrepair? Why does an expensive, new vehicle, obtained with FEMA grant monies, continue
to sit outisde in the weather year round? Why do Almarante firefighters remain untrained when so many train-
ing opportunities have been offered to them? Why aren't the Almarante firefighters covered by proper insur-
ance when they potentially risk their lives and safety at every emergency scene? Why are the neighboring
districts paying to protect Almarante, and why should they continue to respond to Almarante at great poten-
tial risk with no compensation? Why should these districts continue to support a fire district that is unwill-
ing to support itself? Where are the Almarante tax dollars going? It certainly doesn't seem to be for fire pro-
tection.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

Signed,

Edward Cutler, Jr
NOFD Chief

Jeron Long
LHVFD Chief

Dennis Folkerts
DFD Deputy Chief

Scott Cook
BVFD Chief

This letter was unanimously
endorsed by the North
Okaloosa County Fire Chief's
Association at the January
2005 meeting.

Jeron Long, Association
President

Copies to:

Bob Sutera
Okaloosa County Fire and

Life Safety

Samuel Anderson
Chairman, North Okaloosa
Fire District

Sherry Campbell
Okaloosa County Board of
Commissioners

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CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN / CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005

* Public Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND
FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 05-CA-45-C

LIVEOAK BAPTIST CHURCH OF
CRESTVIEW, INC.
Plaintiff,

vs.
CATHERINE WILLIAMS, not
known to be dead or alive, and her
unknown heirs, devisees, grantees,
assigns, or any other parties claim-
ing by, through, under, or against
her,
Defendants.

NOTICE OF ACTION

TO: CATHERINE WILLIAMS
Address Unknown

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action has been filed against you in
the Circuit Court in the First Judicial
Circuit in and for Okaloosa County,
Florida for Complaint to Quiet Title
and you are required to serve a
copy of your written defenses to it,
if any, to:
JASON R. MOULTON
Attomey for Plaintiff
660-A N. Ferdon Blvd.
Crestview, FL 32536

on or before February 12th, 2005
and file the original with the Clerk of
this Court at the Okaloosa County
Courthouse, Crestview, Florida
either before service on Plaintiff's
attorney or immediately thereafter,
or a default will be entered against
you for the relief demanded in the
Complaint or Petition.

DON W. HOWARD
iBy: Kitty Sims
Deputy Clerk
January 6th, 2005

S 01/12/05
01/19/05
01/26/04
02/02/04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO. 04-CP-606-C

IN RE: THE ESTATE OF:
JAMES ARTHUR HELMS,
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the
estate of JAMES ARTHUR
HELMS, deceased, whose date of
death was March 29, 2004, File
Number 04-CP-606-C, is pending
in the Circuit Court for Okaloosa
County, Florida, Probate Division,
the address of which is Okaloosa
County Clerk of Circuit Court, 101
James Lee Blvd., Crestview,
Florida 32536. The name and
address of the personal represen-
tative and the personal representa-
tive's attomey is set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent
and other persons 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 30
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF'THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons having
claims or demands against dece-
dent's estate must file their claims
with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED
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 publication of
this notice is January 19, 2005.

Attorney for Personal
Representative:
Daniel C. Campbell, Esquire
P.O. Box 727
Crestview, Florida 32536

Florida Bar No: 0133033

Personal Representative:
Sheila Gwen Batson
698 E. Brock Avenue
Crestview, Florida 32539

01/19/05
01/26/05

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 04-CP-1354
Division Probate

IN RE: ESTATE OF
EVELYN MOUNT
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate of
Evelyn Elizabeth Mount, deceased,
whose date of death was March 10,
2004, File Number 04-CP-1354, is
pending in the Circuit Court for
Okaloosa County, Florida, Probate
Division; the address of which is
101 James Lee Blvd., East,
Crestview, Florida 32536. The
names and addresses of co-per-
sonal representatives and their
attorney are set forth below.
All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate
on whom a copy of this notice has
been served must file their claims
with this court WITHIN THE LATER
OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF
A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate
must file their claims with this court
WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS. NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME

PERIOD SET FORT ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE DECENT'S
DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED.

The date of first publication of this
notice is January 19, 2005.

Attorney for Personal
Representative
Wayne Williamson
Florida Bar No. 0115002
Welton & Williamson, P.A.
1020 Ferdon Boulevard., South
Crestview, Florida 32536
Telephone: (850)682-2120

Co-Personal Representatives:
Katie Sue Wooldridge
165 Adkinson Drive
Crestview, Florida 32536

Freddie Cecil Mount
6351 Dauphin Parkway
Mobile,AL 36605

01/19/05
01/26/05
NOTICE OF SALE

In accordance with Florida
Statutes, Dansher Mini
Warehouses, located at 1110 N.
Ferdon Blvd. in Crestview, Florida
will offer for sale to the highest bid-
der the household and other goods
stored in the below listed units of
Dansher Mini Warehouses. Said
goods are to be sold to recover the
rents not paid by the tenant.
Unit # A-30
John Polinsky
5744 Highland Hills Road
Crestview, FL 32539
Unit # B-6
Susan Orosco
122 Stephens Lane
Crestview, FL 32539

The sale shall take place February
11, 2005, at 9:00 a.m., in the
Dansher Mini Warehouses parking
lot.

01/26/05

02/02/05

NOTICE OF PROPOSED ENACT-
MENT OF AN ORDINANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ON Monday, February 14, 2005 at
6:00 P.M., at a Regular Council
meeting in the Council Chamber at
City Hall, 198 North Wilson Street,
Crestview, Florida, the City Council
of the City of Crestview proposes to
adopt Ordinance #1166 which is set
forth by title as follows:

ORDINANCE NO. 1166

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA AMEND-
ING ARTICLE XVIII OF CHAPTER
102, LAND USE REGULATIONS
OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES;
PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY;
PROVIDING FOR REVISION TO
SECTION 102-351, CONSTRUC-
TION PERMITS, TO PROVIDE
FOR ADOPTION BY ORDINANCE
OF A 20% YEARLY INCREASE OF
PERMITTING FEES, THROUGH
THE YEAR 2010, TO INCREASE
THE VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION
FOR WHICH A PERMIT IS
REQUIRED, TO INCREASE THE
MINIMUM RE-INSPECTION FEE,
TO IMPLEMENT A PROCESSING
FEE FOR ALL PERMITS AND
DELETE SEPARATE INSPEC-
TION FEES FOR SUBCONTRAC-
TOR PERMITS, TO CHANGE THE
PERMIT COST PER 100 SQUARE
FEET OF GROSS FLOOR AREA,
TO REVISE OTHER STRUCTURE
PERMIT FEE TO INCLUDE ADDI-
TIONAL TYPES OF STRUC-
TURES AND DELETE STORAGE
TANKS, PERMITTED SIGNS,
COMMERCIAL RANGE HOODS,
TO INCREASE FEES FOR
MOBILE HOMES, DEMOLITION
OF BUILDINGS, ELECTRICAL,
MECHANICAL, PLUMBING,
SEWER, FIRE SPRINKLER SYS-
TEMS, ALARM SYSTEMS, IRRI-
GATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER
PERMIT, AND DRIVEWAY PER-
MITS, TO ADD A FEE FOR TEM-
PORARY USE, SIGN PERMITS,
ELECTRICAL SUB PANELS,

EARLY POWER, FIRE SUPPRES-
SION SYSTEM INSTALLATION,
POLLUTANT/HAZARDOUS
STORAGE TANK INSTALLATION,
AND LANDCLEARING; PROVID-
ING FOR REVISION TO 102-352,
PLANNING BOARD REVIEW,
RECOMMENDATIONS, PRO-
CESSING AND FEES; PROVID-
ING FOR INCREASE OF REVIEW
AND PROCESSING FEES, AND
ADDITION OF REVIEW FEES
FOR SPRINKLER AND FIRE SUP-
PRESSION SYSTEMS, FIRE
PUMP PLANS, STANDPIPE
EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS,
ALARM SYSTEMS PLANS, LOT
SPLIT REQUEST/MINOR
REPLAT, MOBILE HOME PARK,
LANDSCAPING INSPECTION
AND TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE
OF OCCUPANCY OR CERTIFI-
CATE OF COMPLETION,
LICENSE INSPECTION AND ZON-
ING APPROVAL, RESEARCH AND
WRITTEN INTERPRETATION OF
LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULA-
TION OR CITY CODE,
RESEARCH FOR REQUESTED
FILES, APPEALS TO CODE
ENFORCEMENT BOARD AND
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, OUT
OF CITY WATER AND SEWER
REQUEST, PROVIDING FOR
ENACTMENT OF SECTION 102-
357, LIFE SAFETY ANNUAL
INSPECTION FEES; PROVIDING
FOR ENACTMENT OF SECTION
102-358, LIFE SAFETY ANNUAL
PERMIT FEES; PROVIDING FOR
PENALTY; PROVIDING FOR
REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDI-
NANCES; PROVIDING FOR SEV-
ERABILITY; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

A copy of the proposed ordinance is
available in the City Clerk's Office,
at City Hall at 198 North Wilson
Street in the City of Crestview,
Florida, where it may be inspected
by the public and interested parties,
and interested parties may appear
at the meeting and be heard with
respect to the proposed ordinance.

The City Council of the City of
Crestview, Florida does not dis-

criminate upon the basis of any
individual's disability status.
Anyone requiring reasonable
accommodation as provided for in
the Americans With Disabilities Act
to insure access to and participa-
tion in the meeting should contact
the Office of the City Clerk at (850)
682-1091 at least five (5) calendar
days prior to the meeting to make
appropriate arrangements.

If a person decides to appeal any
decision made by the City Council
with respect to any matter consid-
ered at this meeting or public hear-
ing such person will need a record
of the proceedings and for such
purpose, such person may need to
insure that a verbatim record of the
proceedings is made, which record
includes the testimony and any evi-
dence upon which the appeal is to
be based.

Janice F. Young
City Clerk

January 26, 2005

01/26/05

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File No. 2004CP1543S
Division

IN RE: ESTATE OF
KENNETH P. BERRY
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The administration of the estate of
Kenneth P. Berry, deceased, File
Number 2004CP1543S, is pending
in the Circuit Court for Okaloosa
County, Florida, Probate Division;
the address of which is P.O.
DRAWER 1359, CRESTVIEW, FL
32536-1359.
The names and addresses of per-
sonal representative and the per-
sonal representative's attorney
are set forth below.

ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE

NOTIFIED THAT:

All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's estate
on whom a copy of this notice has
been served must file their claims
with this court WITHIN THE LATER
OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30
DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SER-
VICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.

All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims or
demands against decedents estate
must file their claims with this court
WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER
THE DATE OF THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,
ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2)
YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE
DECENTS DATE OF DEATH IS
BARRED.

The date of first publication of this
notice is January 26, 2005.

Attomey for Personal
Representative
Samuel M. Peek
222 Govemment Street, Suite D
Niceville, Florida 32578

Co-Personal Representatives:
Katie Sue Wooldridge
165 Adkinson Drive
Crestview, Florida 32536

Natalie Stevens
26 Hillside Avenue
Milford, New Jersey 08848

01/26/05
02/02/05

* Community Calendar

THE CNB CALENDAR is $25 a year. For more information, call
243-4787 or 315-4669.
Ifyour organization has a regularly scheduled RSVP for the SIP Monthly Dinner is
standing meeting that you would like to see in not required, but if you need direction or
our calendar please mail it to the Crestview have any questions, call Jody at 240-
News Bulletin, 301 North Main Street, 7766 or email at Kiteflynjody@juno.com
Crestview, FL 32536; FAX it to 682-2246; or LA LECHE LEAGUE of the Central
e-mail us at okpublishing@earthllink.net. Panhandle (serving Walton, Okaloosa,
Please label all correspondence: "Attn and South Santa Rosa Counties) meet-
Weekly Calendar. ings are held the second Friday of each
Weekly Calendar" month at 9:30 a.m. In Crestview and the
fourth Tuesday of each month at 11:00
a.m. in Navarre. For more Information and
ORGANIZATIONS meeting locations, please call 850-683-
MOPS OF CRESTVIEW meets the 1712 or 850-936-8887.
first and third Thursday of each month M SHARING AND CARING, 298 W.
from 9:15 a.m.n- 11:30 a.m. at Emmanuel Martin Luther King Blvd., offers emer-
Baptist Church in Crestview. The contact agency food service to the needy from 9
person for more Information is Sheila a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday through Friday
Rodriguez at 689-9179. (closed on Thursdays).
SThe FEDERAL CIVILIAN RETIREE The DOGWOOD GARDEN CLUB
SERVICE CENTER is located in Room meets on the first Monday of each month
165A, Building 210 on Eglin Air Force at 7 p.m. Call 423-0436 for information.
Base. Its hours of operation are Tuesday, SPANISH TRAIL CRUISERS CAR
Wednesday, and Thursday of each week CLUB meets the first Tuesday of each
from,.ra.m. tdtltpmlWalk;irts-are-wel- --,. month at Sonny.s, Real Pit Bal:-E q s,y
come, or call (850) 882-2720 for an Ferdon Blvd., 'ust north o I-10, Ceiew
appointment or additional information. 6 p.m. to eat and 7'p.n. ineet.'Pay as yob
The GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS 9g, social time ahd 50/50.drawirigs
ASSOCIATION (GWRRA), Chapter FL 1- They also have a Cruise-In (Show &
0 gets together every third Saturday Shine) the second Saturday of each
morning for breakfast at 8 a.m. and a month beginning at 6 p.m., on Main
meeting at 9 a.m. In the Rec. Center at Street, in front of the Fox Theater,
Central Baptist Church. Dedicated to the Crestview.
group motto "Friends for fun, safety, and Throughout the year, they support
knowledge," members enjoy the freedom other local events, with their main event
of belonging to a nonprofit, nonreligious, being their Annual Sizzlin Summer
and nonpolitical organization. There are Cruise-In and Poker Run this coming
over 80,000 members worldwide, and all summer. For more information, call Joe
motorcycles and owners are welcome to Kearley at 682-6041.
join. For information, call Billy Mason at The AMVETS LADIES AUXILIARY
689-2280 or Jack Birge at 682-3650. meets on the first Sunday of each month
SThe OLD SPANISH TRAIL SHRINE at 7 p.m. at 105 John King Road in
CLUB (Hadji Temple), located at 971 Crestview. Call 682-8435.
West James Lee Blvd., has bingo games The THAILAND-LAOS-CAMBODIA
every Thursday night. The club also offers (TLC) BROTHERHOOD, INC. is seeking
three $250 jackpots. Call Larry Dumpert members from all branches of the military
at 683-0733, or stop by. U.S., foreign and civilian occupations
FORT WALTON BEACH MOPS (Air America, SAID, State Department,
meets the first and third Wednesday of etc.) for membership in the organization.
every month from 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at For more information contact Woody
S Cinco Baptist Church. For more informa- Freeman at (850) 729-8081 or visit the
ton call Angela McBroom at 678-4341. web site at w -w.TLC-Brotherhood.org.
The CONCERNED CITIZENS SINGLES POT LUCK DINNERS
GROUP OF CRESTVIEW will have its are held every Tuesday night, 6:00 p.m.-
monthly meetings every first Thursday at 6:45 p.m., at rst United Methodist
6 p.m. at Fairview Park on McClelland Church Fellhip located at 314
Street South Parti/ Drive i Niceville. The din-
The NORTH OKALOOSA FAMILY ners are imlrediatel followed by support
YMCA has openings for Shotokan class- group meetings fr 7:00-8:30 p.m. Free
es in Crestview. Classes are held every childcare is provide d. call Pam EIllsor or
Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6 Linda MArdle at -4411, ext. 18
p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA location The CRES IEW LIONS CLUB
on Wilson Street. The cost or the classes meets every fir and third Tuesday of
is $32.00 per month. For more informa- each month atoon at Hoiday Inn. For
tion on Shotokan, contact a representa- information ease call Steve Ford at
tive at the YMCA at 689-2999a. 682-0641 BJ Thomhave at 682-2012.
The CRESTVIEW COMPUTER KfGHTS OF COLUMBUS BINGO
CLUB workshop is held every second s o n to the general public. Join us on
Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the OWCC esday night. Early Bird bingo starts at 6
Crestviw am The se p.m. and regular bingo starts at 7:00 p.m.
o meeting is held every third T ay They're located on Highway 90
St atth t between Twin Hills Park and OWCC/Bob
om 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the New Bethel
methodist Church, 5984 N. Hwy. 85, Sikes Library. Call 682-7968 for hourly
Crestview. and daily rates.
Contact Dottle Shoaf at 682-1911 The GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
S (deedot41@bsc.net) or Virgil Talbott at OF OKALOOSA COUNTY meets the
682-6340 (mailman325@yahoo.com). second Saturday of every month In
BLOSSOM GARDEN CLUB You Crestiew, Fort Walton Beach, and
may call HildaArd (537-4642) orAmarene Valparaiso. The meeting begins at 10
Griffith (537-3791) for more information, a.m. with socializing, and guest speakers
The CRESTVIEW AREA CHAM- and business activities begin at 10:30
BER OF COMMERCE holds its monthly a.m. Call Ginny Traywick at 651-1106 or
breakfast meeting on the first Thursday of Flo Lembeck at 689-1535.
each month starting at 7:00 a.m. at the The CRESTVIEW ROTARY CLUB
Recreational Outreach Center directly meets each Wednesday at noon, at the
behind Central Baptist Church. Holiday Inn in Crestvlew.
The Crestview Craft Club meets The CRESTVIEW KIWANIS CLUB
every third Monday at 6:30PM at the meets each Wednesday at noon, at
Church of Christ Airlprt Road, located at Ryan's Steakhouse in Crestview.
2845 Airport Road Crestview. Come The CONCORD #50 FREE AND
\eam or share a craft with them. For fur- ACCEPTED MASONS hold their regular
their information emal crestviewcraft- meeting at 7:00 p.m. on the first and third
ciub@earthlink.net. Monday of each month at 404 Garden
\ GFWC WOMAN'S CLUB Meetings Street in Crestview. Call Marion Gobin at
Son the second Tuesday of each month 689-2409 formore Information.
S Setember May at 9:30 a.m. The club The ORDER OF THE EASTERN
ho se is located at 150 Woodlawn Drive, STAR, Crestview Chapter #203 holds
behind Woodlawn Baptist Church. Come their regular monthly meetings on the first
check us out, bring a friend. Call 850 423- and second Thursday of each month.
9977 for more information. Meetings are held at 404 Garden Street
\ ELKS LODGE meets first aid third and start at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday at 127 Pine Avenue in The NORTH OKALOOSA PROP-
Crestview-Phone 682-2110. ERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION meets
AMVETS POST 35 LADIES AUXIL- the third Monday of each month at 7 p.m.
IARY meets the first Sunday of at the New Covenant Church, located at
everV month at 3p.m. 3191 North Newman Avenue in
The NORTH OKALOOSA AMA- Crestvlew. Call 682-4833 or 689-8999 for
TEUA RADIO CLUB (NOARC) meets on more information.
the second Tuesday of every month.
Pleasejoin us at 7 p.m. in the Council on SUPPORT-GROUPS
Aging building, 198 S. Wilson St., The ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT
Crestvie*. Licensed hams and those ,.... at 11 a h
Interested in obtaining a license are wel- GROUP now meets at 11 am. the sec-
come. on Tuesday of every month at their
CRESTVIEW CRIBBAG CLUB new location, Covenant Hospice's
meets every Thursday at 6 a.n. at the Community Education Room, 370 W.
American Legion. Contat Emil ille at Redstone Drive in Crestview. Everyone
689-0818 for more Inforrttlon. I is welcome and no reservations are
SINGLES IN PARADISE (SIP) Is a required. There are guest speakers,
social club for area singles. ebershl group discussions and support from
-group discussions and support from

friends.
S The EMERALD COAST PAR-
ENTS OF MULTIPLES meets on the third
Tuesday of every month. For more infor-
mation on meeting locations and club
events call Carol Strom at 682-4556.
The Twin Cities Hospital and the
National Headache Foundation invite you
to attend the monthly HEADACHE SUP-
PORT GROUP meetings. Call Susan at
(850) 897-0542 for more information and
to RSVP.
A Crestview area cancer support
group, the PINK RIBBON PALS meets
every second Thursday of the month at 6
p.m. in the Health Resource Center, 127
Redstone Avenue, Suite A, in Crestview.
For more information please call Jody
Jacobson at 862-9747 or Betty Weeden
at 682-7848.
The Crestview branch of NAR-
COTICS ANONYMOUS. Sunday
evenings at 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church
on Cedar Avenue (behind Burger King) at
7 p.m.
Monday y 1,p~fm. f ,tha.irst United
SMethodlst Church at '599 8th Avenue. The
3rd meeting is held Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
*-EATING DISORDER SUPPORT
GROUP (ANAD) will meet each Thursday
at 7 p.m. at the Fort Walton Beach
Creative Senior Center, 31 Memorial
Parkway SW. Nationally affiliated; local
advisory board. Call 796-3277 for infor-
mation.
GRIEFSHARE RECOVERY SUP-
PORT GROUP meets at the HOPE
Center at 637 Bayshore Drive in Niceville,
the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at
6 p.m. Contact 689-0300 or 678-4621.
AMERICAN LEGION POST #75
hosts open-to-the-public bingo Sundays
from 12:30 to 5 p.m. The post is located at
898 James Lee Blvd. in Crestview.
The COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS,
a support group for parents and grand-
parents who have experienced the death
of a child, regardless of age, meets the
first Tuesday of each month at Holy Name
of Jesus Catholic Church,,. 1200
Valparaiso.Blvd., Niceville, Florida in
room #4 in the Religious Education
Building behind the Church. For more
information call Joan Young 243-6253 or
Sherry Benson at 897-9151.
Covenant Hospice invites anyone
who has suffered the loss of a loved one
to attend a free on-going Grief Support
Group which meets on the first and the
third Wednesday of each month from 11
a.m. to 12 noon starting in 2005.
Covenant Hospice is located at 370 W.
Redstone Drive. Call Charlotte (850-682-
3628) if you have any questions.

WEIGHT LOSS
TOPS 325 CRESTVIEW meets
each Tuesday at 9 a.m. Weigh ins are at
8 a.m.
Meetings are held at the corner of 8
and Texas at First Methodist Church in
Crestview. Call 682-2133 for more infor-
mation.
TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY
has regular Tuesday night meetings in the
First United Methodist Church in
Crestview, located at 599 Eighth Avenue.
Weigh-ins are from 6:15 to 6:45 p.m., and
the meeting begins at 7 p.m. Call Elsie at
682-6040.

COUNTY, CITY &
POLITICAL ORGANI-
ZATIONS
The NORTH OKALOOSA REPUB-
LICAN CLUB meets on the second
Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at
Sonny's BBQ Restaurant in Crestview.
Call 689-3773 for additional information.
REPUBLICAN CLUB OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY meetings. The
group regularly meets on the fourth
Thursday of the month. If you have any
questions or comments please call Bill
Readdy at 897-3322.
The LAUREL HILL VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT holds its regular
monthly meetings on the second
Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. in the
Fire Department office located in the
Laurel Hill City Hall. Drills are at 9 a.m. on
the Saturdays following the meetings.
The NORTH OKALOOSA FIRE
DISTRICT meets on the third Thursday of
each month at the Firestation 83, located
at 5241 Highway 4 In Milligan. Each meet-
Ing begins at 7:00 p.m.
The OKALOOSA WALTON
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
ORGANIZATION normally meets on
the third Thursday of the month at the
Niceville Community Center, 204 North
Partin Drive (SR 285) at 3:00 p.m. To con-
firm the meeting date and location, call 1-
800-226-8914 ext. 213.
The CRESTVIEW CITY COUNCIL
meets every second and fourth Monday
of each month at Crestview City Hall on
Wilson Street in downtown Crestview.

Each session starts at 6:00 p.m.
The LAUREL HILL CITY COUNCIL
meets on the first Thursday of each
month at City Hall on State Road 85N in
Laurel Hill. Each session starts at 7:00
p.m.
The BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE BAKER FIRE DISTRICT meets
the first Thursday of each month at 7:00
p.m. at the Baker Fire Station, 5805
Monroe St., Baker.
The BLACKMAN FIRE DISTRICT
holds their monthly board meeting on the
first Monday night of each month at the
fire station. The meetings begin at 7:00
p.m.
The ALMARANTE VOLUNTEER
FIRE DISTRICT holds their monthly busi-
ness and commissioners meeting on the
second Thursday night of each month at
the fire station.
The OKALOOSA BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS meets on
the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Each meeting alternates in location
between the county courthouse in
Crestview, and the water and sewer build-
ing in Fort Walton Beach. Times also vary
between morning and evening meetings.
Morning meetings begin at 8:30 a.m.;
night time meetings begin at 6:00 p.m. Be
sure to go online at
http://www.co.okaloosa.fl.us and check
for the most recent calendar of events.

DANCING
The NORTH OKALOOSA FAMILY
YMCA has openings for Line dancing
classes in Crestview. Class sessions are
held every Monday evening from 8 p.m.
until 9 p.m. at the YMCA building on
Wilson Street. Classes are only $20.00
per month. For more information on this
program or any other YMCA program,
contact a representative at 689-2999.
MODERN SQUARES OF
CRESTVIEW, square dancing every
Thursday night at the Davidson Middle
School Cafeteria on Old Bethel Road at 7
p.m. Caller Berlon Graham. All dancers
and visitors welcome. Need more infor-
mation? Call 652-4414, 682-3414, or 682-

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2698.
THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS DANCE
ASSOCIATION will have line dance
classes for beginners on Monday nights
at the DeFuniak Springs Community
Center from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more
information contact Rodney Ryals at
(850) 892-2562, 892-8429 (recorder at
both numbers), or e-mail him at
ryals@gdsys.net.

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on Sunday, Jan. 23rd, at First United
Methodist Church in Crestview from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, call
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Goldrush Jewelry owners Keith and Sherri Lewis have purchased a

historical downtown landmark, but what happens next?

This is the way the bank looked during it's early years. Cox Hardware is now where
Granny's Attic is located. 16 year old Norma Jean Plyer stood behind the
"cage" as it was called back then. Plyer worked
at the bank 47 years until her retirement.

Looking at the past and future

Ken Nielsen
News Bulletin Reporter
rating and repairing valuable items is nothing new to Gold Rush jeweler Keith
S'ewib `tAA st Sfih ears, he has shapedail assembled the on, hiow'- ri.i:ipc,", 'h .'
V l(J 6V Sh|in^to a thnring con;rmeral center. ,- -: n. .
"Pucrlshoer was not something that I had planned when I came to
Crestview," explained Lewis. Native from Wing, Ala, Lewis leased space from the shopping
center owner for 7 years before the opportuni-
ty to purchase the plaza presented itself.
"It just sort of happened," said Lewis. The
I ~ man who owned the property wanted me to

Keith and Sherrie Lewis were deter-
mined not to see the bank torn down.

have it." An offer
was made that
Lewis couldn't
refuse, and in
2000 Lewis took
possession of the
deed.
What didn't
just happen was
Lewis's recent
purchase of the
original Bank of
Crestview build-
ing in downtown
on Main Street
from Southtrust.
It took more than
two years of deli-
cate negotiations
with SouthTrust to

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acquire the building.
Like C.B McLeod and other downtown Crestview visionaries
before him, Keith and his wife Sherrie are driven by a revitalizing
force to keep historic downtown Crestview a place for future genera-
tions to enjoy.
"When my wife and I walked into the old bank building for the first
time it was just like walking into history," said Lewis. "We just didn't
want the building to be tor down.
The Lewis's have plans to refurbish the building and relocate their
jewelry business downtown.
"My opinion is that downtown is the history of the city," said
Lewis. "It should be the heartbeat of the city; that's where it all start-
ed."
With the building situated not only on Main Street but also
Ferdon Boulevard, Lewis looks at the bank as embracing the best of
both worlds.
', "We have Main Street and we have State Road 85, so we have the
historical part, and we have all the new development right outside
Oiir back door," smiled Lewis. "If Sherry and I can preserve a piece
of history, and still look out the back door at the future, well we're
wide open."
Plans are to have an entrance to the retail center on both Ferdon
Boulevard and on Main Street. The Main Street entrance will main-
tain it's original appearance with the polished copper awnings
over the windows, and the back entrance off of Ferdon will have a
more modem look.
SMain Street Association president Grace Ferdon says she is very
excited about the Lewis' decision to keep the building's original
look.
"This was just great news for Main Street and the community,"
said Ferdon. "Now with the Bank of Crestview building, in addi-
tion to the old Fox Theatre, this is what the Main Street projects
across the country are all about."
The decision to re-open the bank building has a very special
meaning to Glenda Horst, who works for the Lewis' at Goldrush
Jewelry.
"I'm really excited about it," said Glenda Horst, who for
more than 26 years worked at the bank and was part of the
First Bank of Crestview family.
"Just to go back and look around, I'll probably cry,"
said Horst with a soft crackling voice. "Seeing the build-
ing restored, just thinking about going back and working
in it again will bring back a lot of memories."
Lewis thinks it will probably take a year to fully
restore the building and get it into the condition he would
like to have before opening its doors to the public again.

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A treasured memory downtown

Ken Nielsen
News Bulletin Reporter

1"rom 1922 until 1995 the Bank bf Crestview, and later the First Bank of Crestview was
the aritch6l5tf"('dfmunerc"iri'db~tWtf6Wfii C1'stviewThe banklopetneiftl918 with vision "'
i, i, aries like J.D.iG.Cabblnd L. MA eLegd at its-helm. --,' r--i .b "i .,l,-.i
McLeod, bom in Milligan, joined-thebikrfii'1928 with a salary of $1 per day. He and his
wife Virginia, fashioned the comer stone that the Bank of Crestview was built on. By the year
1983, the bank's assets had grown from $64,000 in 1918 to an incredible $30 million.
The bank had a reputation as the community's bank. On the second floor of the bank was
the board of directors meeting room. Commonly referred to as the community room, and was
the gathering place for community civic and social activities.
In 1969 as the First Bank of Crestview the bank in 1970. Glenda Horst began working there
a year later, and she remembers the way the bank opened its arms to the community.
"Women's groups would frequently hold teas in the community
of Crestview room," explained Horst. "Civic groups would meet there, brides would
s in the Rice hold their showers there. Anytime someone wanted to use the room the
Bank would have someone meet them there to unlock the door, and stay
ing. until the function was over to lock up."
moves from Crestview matriarchs like Gertrude Martin, Betty Thigpen, and Polly
g to the Main Clemmons would join Mrs. McLeod each month to play bridge in the
site. beautifully decorated board room.
For more than 65 years, many of the businesses that fueled
Crestview's economy, from automobile dealerships and oil companies to
eod joins staff. United States Congressmen, banked at First Bank of Crestview.
Loans would be given on a handshake, your word, or your grandfa-
elle Anderson their's word.
lte "I remember Mr. Clemmons had this tiny pad of paper," said Penny
staff Hartzog, who served as a Senior Vice President at the bank. "If a customer
came out of Mr. Clemmon's office, and Mr. Clemmons followed writing
ean Plyer joins on this tiny pad of paper, you knew the customer got the loan.
taff Following its first major renovation in 1950, the bank became the first
business in Crestview with air conditioning. Soon afterwards it's first
st majornight deposit location, was a shimmering solid brass safe in the exterior
t wall on Main Street.
program takes The bank was also for many Crestview residents the first, and only,
business job they ever had. Maybelle Anderson began working at the bank in 1927,
ew with air at which time she and McLeod were the only employees. Anderson
toning, retired 50 years later; as vice president.
Norma Jean Plyler joined the bank in 1944 at the age of 16. She retired
urglar alarm 50 years later, it was the only job she ever had.
lied McLeod was a visionary dedicated to keeping the economy of down-
town Crestview vibrant. Expressing his faith in the future of downtown
Crestview, McLeod once said of the Sea-Bee company he formed: "We're
Clemmons dedicated to helping improve the downtown area, and will continue to
s staff work for a revitalized and modem downtown."
The original safe dating back to the turn of the century is still in the

k becomes
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System

- 1962 Time and temperature
sign installed

<----1969 Name changes from
Bank of Crestview to First Bank
of Crestview

-.a-- 1983 First motorbank is put
into operation

-.....-- 1984 First automated teller
machine opens in Crestview

-.o ,-- 1990 Marland Wordell
becomes president and CEO

-a-- 1995 Bank is sold to South
Trust Bank of Northwest Florida

bank.
But new tenants Keith Lewis and his family won't have to worry about
any after hour intruders while they're gone.
Hartzog insists that Mr. McLeod's ghost still makes his regular rounds
checking to make sure all doors are secured, and that the bank is ready to
open for business.
Glenda Horst remembers the day "Mr. Mac," as she referred to Mr.
McLeod, passed away.
"Bobbie Bowen said she heard him laughing, and I swear I heard him
walking. He walked really fast, I had gotten so familiar with that walk
over the years."
In fact, a long time security guard for the bank, Charles Gage, remem-
bers one day in particular.
"I was always the first one at the bank in the morning," explained
Gage. "One morning when I arrived real early at the bank, I unlocked the
door, walked in, and right away I knew something was different. I found
the coffee pot making coffee, and the copy machine making copies."
Gage claims that not one other person was in the bank that morning when
he arrived.
"Ever since that day," Gage continued, "the ladies that worked there
insisted that Mr. McLeod's ghost still walked the floors of the bank."
Penny Hartzog recalls the affectionate memories from the days she
spent with her family of co-workers at the bank.
"We were more than just employees," explained Hartzog.
"We were a family, we were the community. Traditions like that just
don't exist in banking anymore."
Reflecting back, with a happy tear in the corner of her eye, Hartzog
smiled and said, "It was the very best of times, and we didn't even know
it."

Y.A. Clegorne, owner of the Pure Oil filling station
in Crestview, and close friend of C.B McLeod,
makes the bank's very first night deposit.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005

CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN / CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA

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Honor Rolls

Baker
A Honor Roll
First Grade: Alec Black, Ashley
Black, Sierra Brannon, Austin Carden,
Hunter Carnley, Kayla Cook, Troy Cope,
James Debord, Alex Devoid, Kip Fee,
Christina Goetzke, Bailey Hensley,
Bobby Hice, Brianna Hicks, Alan
Johnson, Cayla Johnson, Connor
MacDonald, Taylor Martin, Jacob
Melanson, Cameron Merritt, Alex
Nichols, Dillon Dixon, Jessica Queen,
Makenzie Randall, Samantha Sargent,
Anna Scott, Jaclyn Tipton, and Kayleigh
Williams.
Second Grade: Curstin Brown,
Rachel Carver, Haleigh Castonguay,
Tatum Edge, Seth Forehand, Jonathan
Gatewood, Ruth Gleissner, Alisha
Green, Hanna Lindsey, Austin Martin,
Brittany Weeks, and Jack Wilkinson.
Third Grade: Rachel Arzaga, Kristin
Caperton, Kais Daoud, Tiffany Fieser,
Jack Griffith, Malcolm Griffith, Destiny
Harlson, Avery Jernigan, Caitlin
Kennedy, Wilder Kersey, Bria
McDonald, Katie Merritt, Savannah
Risen, Julie Robertson, Alexandria Roy,
Jessie Sharp, Justin Shaw, and Richard
Stroheker.
Fourth Grade: Nathan Castonguay,
Bethany Chestnut, Brittany Cook, Adam
Crowson, Julian Engel, Stephen Frye,
Lindsay Gatewood, Haley Levins,
Haleigh Morgan, Alicia Morris, Blake
Phillips, Brittany Rock, Haley Wagner,
B.J. Weeks, and Katie Wickery.
Fifth Grade: Alex Bishop, Emily
Jones, Danielle Martin, Amanda
Ramella, Madeline Ray, and Matt Weed.
Sixth Grade: Jacob Allen, Paige
Dabney, Ralmy Engel, and Dylan
Kersey.
Seventh Grade: George Frye,
Colton Henry, Jaclyn Howell, Colten
Jernigan, Lydia Williamson, and
Jennifer Wood.
Eighth Grade: Preslee Maki and
Ryne Wickery.
Ninth Grade: Jessica Borsi,
Whitney Boutwell, Nathaniel Brown,
Leah Courtney, Deborah Debord,
Jonathan Evers, Tina Gross, Richard
Harris, Eli Jensen, Katie Jones,
Kayleigh Kinsey, Payge Lawhorn,
Allyson McCraine, and Michael Ross.
Tenth Grade: Kayla Adams, Mary
Allen, Ashlyn Crawford, Hanna Funk,
Robin Haertelt, Amanda Hill, Jessica
Jeter, David Langston, Chance
Lawhorn, Lindsey Marelli, Lauren
Morgan, Stacey Tew, and Kendria
Young.
Eleventh Grade: Bonnie Bodine,
Amanda Cook, Kelsie Culpepper, David
Fenwick, Amy Hession, Kristen Lawson,
Amanda Merritt, Christopher Shelley,
and Kelley Wheat.
Twelfth Grade: Ashley Armstrong,
Amanda Ates, Katie Bamhill, Nathan
Barrow, Brooks Barton, Kristi Berry,
Savanna Boyles, Auna Brunson, Matt
Card, Charles Cotton, Keely Culpepper,
Chelsea Denyes, Athena Dulle, Caleb
Forehand, Brittany Fortner, John Green,
Drew Griffith, Andrew Grundel, Adam
Henry, Cara Kilcrease, Chase Klein,
Ashley Miller, Travis Mongeon, Kathleen
O'Neal, Lora Peaden, Renee Phillips,
Angela Ranson, April Redmond, and
Marion Workman.
A-B Honor Roll
First Grade: Tyler Arne, Mariah
Bass, Michael Bell, Chris Brady, Allysa
Brewer, Justice Clifton, Whitli
Cunningham, Lena Daoud, BB
Dreading, Alexandria Dupree, Bubba
Ellis, Kaleb Ferguson, Dakota Fisher,
Ryan Frazier, Kari Gay, Bryce Giles,
Matthew Gray, Savannah Green, Desi
Heslar, Michael Holley, Amber Jordan,
Kaitlynn Knox, Natalie Leonard, Callie
Lollar, Amy McCranie, Mykala
McCranie, Kaytlin Stanley, Hanna
Stewart, Daemen Talbert, and Danny
Turner.
Second Grade: Jon Adams,
Candace Anderson, Emily Bishop,
Calvin Blankenship, Cheyenne
Brannon, Cortney Brunson, Isabella
Chunn, Tanner Cross, Montana
Dodson, Amanda Dotson, Ryan
Galaviz, Cameron Gordon, Autumn
Herndon, Chandler Holmes, Alex
Hubbard, Kyle Kilcrease, Alyssa Lee,
Jack Lewis, Ashley Martin, Morgan
Meeks, Michelie Mitchell, Alexis
Mitchem, Christina Morgan, Aubrey
Nichols, Ashley Nixon, Nick Schmidtz,
Eugenia Senterfitt, Jordan Smith,
Madisyn Ward, Andrew Wehrly, Gabriel
Westrup, and Sebastian Williams.
Third Grade: Amber Barrow, Eileen
Brown, Shara Brown, Dakota Campbell,
Ben Crowson, Rachael Gagner, Brittany
Grant, Hunter Harrington, Austin
Henderson, Maddie Hensley, Karlie
Holmes, Jocelyn Hunt, Morgan
Lewellen, Mason Lowery, Chassity
McCranie, Tyler McDonald, Caitlin
McLelland, and Tyler Meeks, Justin
Morgan, Ben Morrison, Galen Perkins,
Heather Ray, Lynsey Reeves, Brianna
Rolin, Dustin Roper, Hunter Seymour,
Ryan Smith, Jenna Stevenson, Josh
Taylor, and Jake Wheat.
Fourth Grade: Jake Atkins, Jessica
Bundy, Cody Chunn, Harley Darby,

Hannah Derrick, Kaylee Evers, Shaina,
Fedorak, Skyler Frazier. Kaitlan
Godwin, Kenton Harrington, Mathew
King, Rage Lafata, Falin Lawson,
Melody Maki, Micala Methews, Haley
Meeks, Logan Nixon, Andfrea Oglesby,
Kaitlyn Rickmon, Kayla Sapp, Justin
Smart, Victorfa Voorhees, and Macie
Wilde.
Fifth Grade: Aaron Niketa, Alex
Barrow, Michael Brace, Logan Conner,
Tim Cope, Rebecca Davis, Courtney
Ferguson, Joshua Griffitts, Gabe
Gunter, Falyn Hicks, Dillon Holley,
Nathan Holley, Colton Hubbard, Mary
Johnson, Victoria Kilcrease, Tiffany
Kruse, CJ McQuaig, Courtney Melton,
Taylor Morgan, Chris Nixon, lain
Persuad, Shane Sharp, Tyler Simmons,
Timothy Smith, and Danny Spicer.
Sixth Grade: Leanna Adams,
William Bailey, Jarrod Batson, James
Brunson, Cassandra Cooper, Ryan
Courtney, Michael Dingess, Robert
Evers, Kaitlyn Giles, Courtney Johnson,
Dillon Komula, Caleb Lindsay, Travis
Merritt, Gabriella Reber, Randy Rhoads,
Adam Royal, Mollie Royal, Jordan
Seymour, and Logan Wagner.
Seventh Grade: Kayla Adams,
Deanna Adams, Justin Barrow, Chase
Boals, Shanna Cobb, Jessie Davidson,
Austin Derrick, Chad Donley, Neill
Dotson, Talia Edge, Rachelle Fenton,
Kristen Finley, Lauren Griffith, Dakota
Hooper, Kaillin Hunter, J Wilson Jones,
Brittney Kilpatrick, Danielle Marelli,
Jessica Morgan, and Allan Moyer.
Eighth Grade: Marvin Aaron, Caitlin
Arzaga, Ryan Barton, Cynthia Bass,
Zachary Baxter, Kaleb Culpepper, Kara
Dingess, Alex Dorsey, Brittany Farris,
Kali Flanders, Jake Gamble, Jessica
Gilmore, Randey Hayes, Phillip Hayes,
Tyler Holley, Alysha Langley, Naomi
Langley, Michael Lundy, Bethany
Miesch, Chandra Persaud, Jennifer
Purvis, Isaiah Reeves, Cheyenne Rock,
Stephen Shelley, and Virginia Simmons.
Ninth Grade: Lauren Albaugh,
Norman Babbitt, Sarah Beasley, Joshua

Beck, Karen Bermes, Henry Booker,
Sydney Boutwell, Heidi Brunell, Autumn
Brunson, Heather Chestnut, Chelsea
Combest, Camaran Cook, Robert
Copeland, Apryl Crawford, Megan
Davis, Brandi Dellerba, Hunter Dubose,
Ryan Fowler, Emilia Fowler, Courtney
Gilmore, Brittney Griffin, Samantha
Gronberg, Erin Grundel, Dustin Harlan,
Jessica Hergesheimer, Lauryn Hetrick,
Joanna Higgins, Zackery Jackson,
James Kain, Justin King, Melinda
Lawson, William Mashburn, Thomas
Matthews, Adelia Mayfield, Nikki
Norville, Megan Renfer, William Russell,
Russell Scott, Skyy Trinkle, and Michael
White.

Tenth Grade: James Barfield,
Melanie Batson, Ashley Bermes,
Rebecca Brown, Sharon Brown, Erika
Cain, Jessica Castleberry, Danielle
Christensen, Robert Cobb, Jonathan
Cunningham, Jacob Denmon, Dylan
Dorsey, Morgan Dotson, John
Fenstemacher, Robyn Griffith, Ben
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Mary Hughes, Justin Jackson, Matthew
Jordan, Heather Lawson, Nicole Lucas,
Summer Lucas, James Matthews,
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Shooting incident
Crime Stoppers and Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission
(FWC) is seeking information about sub-
jects involved in a shooting incident on
March 22, 2004.
The incident began about 1:15 a.m.,
while Officer Jason Marlow was work-
ing in a wooded area of Santa Rosa
County, near the FWC-operated
Blackwater Fisheries Research and
Development Center.
The officer noticed a blue, late 1980s
or early 1990s model vehicle, possibly a
Chevrolet Cavalier, with at least two
male occupants. The license tag in the
rear window was not clearly visible.
Officer Marlow activated the blue
lights of his patrol vehicle in an attempt
to stop the car. The driver did not stop,
but continued traveling along the dirt
road through the woods and onto Bob
Pitts Road. The driver then stopped the
car. Marlow positioned his patrol vehicle
behind the car and stepped out, directing
the driver to remain in the car.
The driver, from inside the car, fired
several shots, probably from a handgun,
at Marlow. One bullet passed through the
left corer of the officer's blue light bar,
directly above the steering wheel.
Another bullet passed through the win-
dow glass of the open patrol truck door
beside Marlow.
Marlow, uninjured, crossed the road
to his left, firing five rounds as he
moved. He jumped over a metal pipe
gate, and took cover.

Pharmacy .burglar
Emerald Cost Crime Stoppers will
pay a cash reward to the anonymous
caller who helps authorities identify the
burglar(s) who took several controlled
substances from the Health Smart
Pharmacy located at 5809 North State
Road 189 in Baker at about 5:30 on the
morning of Sunday, February 15, 2004.
The burglar entered thLN busine s b
forced .entri-o the-ffeo-.doo-, atf'lug---
the alarm, and took several containers of
prescription medicanon. The burglar is
described as a hnre mail. \rearing a ball
cap. jacket and blue jeans. witnessess
nonced a gra\ extended cab pickup truck
parked in front of the pharmac\ at the
time of the burglar).

Meadors hit and

run information
Cash will be awarded to the anony-
mous caller who leads authorities to the
driver of a vehicle that struck a killed
and 15-year-old girl in Destin. An addi-
tional $5,000 has been raised by the vic-
tim's mother as a bonus reward.
Okaloosa County Sheriff Charlie Morris
has also offered a $1,000 reward, bring-
ing the total reward amount to $7,000 for
information that helps lawmen find the
driver ,of the hit and run vehicle.
On August 10, 2002, Michelle
Meadors of Louisville, Kentucky was
struck by a pickup truck that ran off of
U.S. Highway 98 in Destin and onto the
sidewalk. Michelle died from her
injuries the following day. The truck that
struck her continued eastbound and left
the area without stopping. Witnesses.
describe the vehicle as a full size pickup
truck with extended cab, and pulling a
small boat on a trailer.

Phillip Byron Cartee, W/M, bald-
ing on top, brown hair and brown
eyes, 46 years old (01-20-55),
6'1", 190 pounds. Larceny.

Malrik Cordale Boose, Jr., B/m
07-14-73 31 years old, 5'08" 160
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: Attempted Felony Murder &
Aggravated Battery. LKA: FWB

John Christopher Freese, W/m 10- Donald Lawrence Scott, W/m
28-65 38 years old. 6'014" 300 06-09-72 32 years old, 5'08" 132
pounds. Brown Hair Hazel Eyes. pounds Brown Hair Blue Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Aggravated Assault (2 Fel: VOP- Possession of
counts). LKA: Niceville Controlled Substance. LKA:
Crestview

John Robert Wentz, W/m 01-09-
56 47 years old. 5' 11" 180 pounds.
Brown Hair Blue Eyes. Fel:
Battery. LKA: FWB

James Earl Ponder. W/m 02-08-
65 39 years old. 5'04" 130
pounds Brown Hair Green Eyes.
Fel: VOP Possession of a
Controlled Substance. LKA:
DeFuniak Springs

Talena Joe Cox, W/f 01-13-72 32
years old. 5'01" 100 pounds
Blonde Hair Green Eyes. Fel:
VOP-Poss. of Controlled
Substance & Poss. of
Paraphernalia LKA: Laurel Hill

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Walter Lee Nickson, B/m 06-23-
51 53 years old. 5'07" 140
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP- Aggravated Assault
by Threat

Leroy J. Lindsay. W/m 06-20-49
53 years old, 6'0" 225 pounds
Brown Hair Brown Eyes. Fel:
Worthless Checks (Several
Counts). Fel: Failure to Return
Lease Property

Shera Cherlle Morris, B/f 04-03-
86 18 years old, 5'11" 110 pounds
Black Hair Brown Eyes. Fel:
VOP-Poss. of Cocaine & Poss. of
Drug Paraphernalia

Foster Adam Capps, Jr. W/m 09-
11-79 25 years old, 6'02" 250
pounds Blonde Hair Blue Eyes.
Fel: VOP- Grand Theft. LKA:
Crestview

Evon Pride, B/f 09-06-57 47 years Charles Leonard Ridge, Jr. W/m
old, 5'05" 130 pounds Black Hair 10-28-55 49 years old, 6'0" 220
Brown Eyes. Fel: History of Theft pounds Brown Hair Hazel Eyes.
and FTA on court dating back to Fel: VOP-Fraudulent Use of
1991. Giving False Identity to law Credit Card & Grand Theft. LKA:
Enforcement. LKA: FWB Pensacola

Janet Fay Overdurf, W/f 12-13- Kenneth Charles McCoy, W/m
67 36 years old, 5'02"117 pounds 11-01-57 45 years old, 6'0" 260
Brown Hair Brown Eyes. Fel: pounds Brown Hair Blue Eyes.
VOP-Grand Theft. LKA: FWB Fel: VOP-Lewd & Lascivious
Acts upon a Child. LKA: FWB

Russell Wayne Stephens, W/m
07-05-75 29 years old, 6'08" 240
pounds. Brown Hair Blue Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Burglary of Structure
& Grand Theft

Andre Luis Campos, W/m 05-30-
69 33 years old, 5'08" 155
pounds Brown Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Dealing in Stolen
Property by Trafficking

Robert Andrew Lewis, B/m 05-
05-68 36 years old, 5'07" 187
pounds. Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Sale of Controlled
Substance. LKA: Navarre

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Richard Charles Nunn, Jr., W/m
05-11-76 27 years old. 6'02" 230
pounds Shaved Head Blue Eyes.
Fel: Poss. of Controlled
Substance & Poss. of Marijuana
& PCP with Intent to Sell

Dominique Lawrence White,
W/m 02-27-73 30 years old,
6'01" 174 pounds Black Hair
Dark Eyes. Fel: VOP-False
Imprisonment. LKA: Destin

Terrell Lee Frost, B/m 08-18-80
23 years'old. 5'11" 150 pounds
Black Hair Brown Eyes. Fel:
VOP-Grand Theft. LKA: FWB

Derrick Lamont Newman, B/m
09-21-72 31 years old. 6'02" 180
pound Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP- Aggravated Assault &
Resisting Arrest without Violence

Tony Lee Locklear, W/m 06-18-
77 25 years old. 5'10" 140 pounds
Brown Hair Hazel Eyes. Fel:
VOP-Robbery & Battery. LKA:
Mary Esther

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Charles Lace Surry, W/m 01-15-
63 41 years old, 5'10" 195
pounds Brown Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Grand Theft.

Nicholas Cecil Maine, W/m 03-
21-83 21 years old, 6'0" 175
pounds. Brown Hair Brown
Eyes, Fel: VOP- Poss. of Cocaine

Additional $5,000 reward offered for bank robber

Vonsha Montrez Marshall, B/m 02-13-82 22
years old, 6'01" 180 pounds Black Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: Lewd & Lascivious Exhibition,
Lewd and Lascivious Molestation, Sexual
Performance by a child, Showing Pornography
to a Minor & Contributing to the Delinquency
of a Minor.

Emerald Coast Crime
Stoppers Needs Your Help...
Emerald Coast Crime
Stoppers will pay a cash
reward to an anonymous
caller who helps investiga-
tors identify the man who
robbed the Vanguard Bank
located at 4300 East State
Road 20 in Niceville at
approximately 11:00 a.m. on
Monday, November 29,
2004. An additional $5,000

reward has also been offered
for information that helps
lawmen find the robber.

The robber entered the
bank and stated to a bank
teller that a man was waiting
outside to blow up the bank.
He is described as a clean-
shaven white male with light
skin and a medium build,
between five feet four and
five feet six inches tall. He

appeared to be approximate-
ly thirty years of age and
was wearing a dark gray ski
cap, black sunglasses, and a
Hawaiian shirt with a gray
undershirt. No security pho-
tos are available.
Anybody with informa-
tion about this incident
should contact Investigator
Monty Easterday at (850)
609-2000 or may possibly
become eligible for a cash

reward by calling Emerald
Coast Crime Stoppers at
863-TIPS (863-8477),, or
toll-free at 1-888-654-TIPS.
Crime Stoppers callers are
never required to reveal their
identity nor testify in court.
A code number system is
used to pay cash rewards
without compromising the
tipster's identity.
Crime Stoppers pays cash
rewards of up to $1,000 for

information that helps solve
crimes, or leads to the loca-
tion of wanted fugitives, ille-
gal drugs, or recovery of
stolen property. Crime
Stoppers is a non-profit,
community organization; it
is not a government program
or law enforcement agency,
and no taxpayer dollars are
used in its reward fund.

Callers to Crime Stop)pers are never required to reveal their identity nor testify in court. A code number system is used to pay cash rewards without compromising anonymi-
ty. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards up to $1,000 for information that helps solve crimes, locate wanted fugitives, or leads to the recovery of stolen property or illegal
drugs. It is not a government program or law enforcement agency; no taxpayer dollars are used in its reward fund.

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CREWS NEEDED
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CITY OF
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February 04, 2005.
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Program that is
100% company
funded. Come work
for a company that
benefits you and
your family, offers
you a career, not
just another job. We
offer job security
and desire long term
employees. Resi-
dential, commercial,
& service electri-
cians needed imme-
diately. Call for inter-
view. 850-837-8474
$ ABSOLUTELY
THE BEST $
Temporary Staff-
ing Co. in this
area. Labor Find-
ers Needs Youl
Highest Pay, Best
Assignments.
$6.50-$12.00 per
hour paid daily.
Positions open
daily. Have A
Car? Earn extra
$$. Open 5:30A.M.
6-B Hollywood
Blvd., FWB. Never
a fee. 850-243-
2699

GENERAL LABORER
needed! Good pay &
benefits, will train.
Call 664-0620
LAST CHANCE! 5
openings left. No ex-
perience needed.
Paid training travel &
lodging furnished for
this fun job. No suits
or ties needed,
shorts & sneakers
preferred. Call 877-
632-9123

ESTABLISHED
LAWN SERVICE
now accepting resu-
mie' qualifications/
references. Must be
hard worker, Drug-
free and have good

than 2/28/05.

POSITIONS AVAIL-
ABLE at Elite Trail-
ers, Inc., 3741 New
Ebenezer Rd, Laurel
Hill, FL Monday-Fri-
day 8am-5pm. Apply
in person, EOE
Drug free Workplace

HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT

Bulldozers, Backhoes, Loaders,
Dump Trucks, Graders, Scrapers,
Excavators. Next Class: Feb 14"'
-National Certification Financial Assistance
Job Placement
800-383-7364
Associated Training Services
www.Equipment-School.com

104
' General Help ,,,
SOLID SURFACE
FABRICATOR & IN-
STALLER Excellent
wages & benefits,
including 401K and
health care plans.
We are looking for
permanent, long-
term employees.
Drug testing re-
quired. Applications
accepted between 8
a.m. and 4 p.m. M-
F. Kitchen & Bath
Center, 20 Ready
Ave., FWB Industrial
Park, 244-3996.
FULL-TIME SALES
person needed.
Apply in person @
Chandler's Furni-
ture, 2499 S. Ferdon
Blvd, Crestview

NEEDED:
EXPERIENCED
drywall hangers and
metal framers. Need
reliable transporta-
tion. Phone:
(850)510-4893 or
(850)574-3843
NOW HIRING for
2005 Postal Posi-
tions $16.20-$58/hr.
Federal Hiring with
Full benefits. No ex-
perience necessary.
Green card O.K.
Call 1-800-329-0801
Ext 360.

104
General'Help ;-:

HAMPTON IMPORTS
is one of the fastest
growing dealerships
in the panhandle!
We need innovative,
energetic sales pro-
fessionals immedi-
ately. If you are
committed to provid-
ing excellent cus-
tomer service and
being the best, we
may have a spot for
you! We offer a posi-
tive and supportive
work environment,
excellent benefit
packages, and un-
limited earning po-
tential. Experience is
not necessary! For
immediate consid-
eration, apply in per-
son to Ben Bondi,
Hampton Imports,
230 S.W. Hollywood
Blvd in FWB.
POSTAL
POSITIONS
$16.20-$39.00/hr, no
experience. nec/pd
Training & Benefits
877-265-2181 An-
nouncement #A10
HELP WANTED
Stock person P/T re-
quired age 16yrs,
work with plants,
customer service,
unload truck etc. Ap-
ply in person. The
Flower Basket 682-
9333
JANITORIAL PART-
TIME evening posi-
tions M-F. Call 864-
3737

DRIVER
INSTALLER
Position
Available one
hour North Opp,
Alabama. Class B
License Required.
Growth Opportunity.
Regional Deliveries.1-4
day Trips. Work 17 days,
at home 13 days a
month. Salary, bonus
and per-diem.

888-683-3767

104
SGehetrFilHelp

SATELLITE
INSTALLERS:
Immediate open-
ings. Great pay,
paid training & ins
benefits. Drug free
workplace. Must
be 21 years old
with good driving
record & must
pass background
check. Exp. helpful
but not required.
Call 800-610-6060
ext 363

STUCCO SUBS &
lathers wanted, top
dollar for quality
work. Contact Allen
at (850)533-0523
WAREHOUSE
DRIVER needed,
must have clean
driving record. Apply
in person @ Chan-
dler's Furniture,
2499 S. Ferdon
Blvd, Crestview
WORK FROM
HOME!! Using your
own computer. Full
training provided.
$500-$1500. Part
time. $1500-$5000+
Full time.
www.UltimateFreedom.
theOnlineBusiness.
corn/news

106
Home Based.
Business
$1,380 WEEKLY
Stuffing Envelopes
at home. FT/PT.
$50 Cash Hiring Bo-
nus! Guaranteed in
writing! 1-877-726-
1193
SIMPLE WORK Top
Pay Honest home
workers to assemble
refrigerator mag-
nets. Serious home
workers only! 1-570-
549-3640 (RC
#1034)
108
Hotel/Motel
& Restaurant
CRACKER BAR-
REL OF DESTINY
Now hiring all posi-
tions. Cooks, serv-
ers, cashiers. Apply
in person or call
269-3344. Located
at foot of Mid-Bay
Bridge. Good bene-
fits and up to 3 rais-
es in 1st year.

ONews 4: 00 P. M. Friday prior to publication date
Crestview News Bulletin Classifieds 10 A. M. Monday prior to publication date

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005 CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN / CR[STVIEW, flORIDA

CRESTVIEW

682-4440

Crestvlew
Homes And
Surrounding
Areas
BIG FAMILY? No
problem with this
2625sf brick beauty in
Mt. Olive Estates.
4/2 on acre comer lot
boasts formal areas,
family room, huge
kitchen with
breakfast bar and work
isle, 2 car garage,
fenced yard.
PRICE REDUCED!
This beautifully
refinished mobile home
looks like new
inside and out. New
wood flooring &
carpeting, new stove,
new electrical &
plumbing, Irg dining
area w/breakfast bar.
Now only
$49,900...hurry!
*4
ZONED
COMMERCIAL...
Large commercial
comer lot fronting Hwy
90, just
east ofthe.Hwy.90
85-io ersectinn
Outstanding potential in-
excellentlocntio
with easy access.
** ** **
WISE INVESTMENT
4044sfhome, currently
in use as rental units,
but holds
so many possibilities.
5BR/2BA, great
location for specialty
shop or eatery, handy to
Hwy 85N, zoned
commercial. $299,000
** *
MINUTES TO
EGLIN.. This nice
home in Shalimar has
3BR/1.5BA, new
countertops,
privacy fenced back
yard, gazebos, 1 car
carport Great starter at
an affordable price.
$135,500.
** ** **
DEVELOPMENT
POTENTIAL... The
serious
developer/investor
needs to consider
this 8 acre parcel
fronting Redstone.
Excellent location in
high growth area of
town. Near hospital,
handy to residential &
commerce. Easy access
toHwy 85N.

Outstanding Age3tL
ODuatodheg Results.

Agency One, Inc.
682-8309 or 678-8919
Toll Fre (800) 239-8309
301 S. Ferdon Blvd.
Crestvlew, FL 32536
S EACOFmunC
,4INDEPENDENTY OWNED
AND OPERATED
www.gerrihouse.com.

114
Medical

NURSES NEEDED

Now Hiring,
LPN,
for private duty
home health care.
Top pay benefits,
flex schedule. Call
936-0400.

114
Medical
EXPERIENCED
CNA'S Needed.
Please Call
423-1228

THE C.O.P.E. Cen-
ter, Inc, in DeFuniak
Springs, FL has the
following openings:

SC & FS Adminis-
trative Assistant:
Complete all paper-
work related to licen-
sure of Therapeutic
Foster Homes. To
assist with tasks to
.support Therapeutic
Foster Home coun-
selors. To assist
Specialized Children
and Family Services
Manager. Diploma &
3yrs related secreta-
rial experience. Min.
of intermediate level
working knowledge
of Microsoft Word &
Excetl'sftware pro-
i;>;io-"M;;i- O5
wptrr 'keybofarding-
speed. Good writing
& verbal communi-
cation skills.

Applications/re-
sumes accepted
Mon.-Fri. 8:00am to
5:00pm at our 3686
U.S. Hwy 331
South, DeFuniak
Springs, FL 32435
location or by Fax to
(850) 892-8074. No
Phone Calls.
EOE/Drug-Free
Workplace.

SERVICES

310
Business
Opportunities
ALL CASH Candy
Route. Do you earn
$800/day? 30 ma-
chines and Candy
$9,995. 1-800-807-
6485
ARE YOU making
$1,710 per week?
All cash vending
routes with prime lo-
cations available
now! Under $9,000
investment required.
Call toll free (24-7)
800-990-6702
START YOUR own
business. For less
than $2,000! Poten-
tial six and seven
figure income 1-
800-473-1963

315
Business Services

LAWSUIT LOANS.
Get cash now before
your lawsuit settles.
Fast approval. $500-
$50,000. 1-866-709-
1 1 0 0
www.glofin.com

315
Business Services
A+ POOL Heaters
Factory Direct: So-
lar, heat pump or
gas, complete do-it-
yourself pool heater
kits. Phone quotes,
installation available
in most areas. 1-
800-333-9276 Ext.
502; www.solardir-
ect.com (Lic.
#CWCO29795) In-
sured. Dealers In-
quires welcome.
A-1 CONCRETE
25yrs experience.
Driveways, patios,
tearouts. Reasona-
ble prices, free esti-
mates. Call 543-
6186

CROCHET CLASSES
offered. Call Lori @
689-241 :!for .mre
info. I

LC TREE Service,
10yrs experience
pruning and tree
removal. We spe-
cialize in danger-
ous, damaged
trees from storms.
Licensed and in-
sured. Free esti-
mates, no haul
price available, lo-
cally owned
(850)240-3941
(850)546-1584
(850)546-1585
Lee or Holley

MORTGAGE IN
foreclosure or be-
hind in payments?
We can help without
borrowing or bank-
ruptcy. Guaranteed.
800-478-0902
SEWING
MACHINE
&
VACUUM
CLEANER
REPAIRS
Call 682-3041 or
664-2245
VISA/MASTER-
CARD NEW Up to
$10,000 credit.
Guaranteed appro-
val. No deposit,
bankruptcy/bad
credit OK. 1-866-
761-CARD
WE MOVE Mobile
Homes... Cheapll
682-2075

317
Health & Fitness

Kreg Dabney

Home Repair Specialist, LLc
MODERNIZE Trim Vinyl Drywall MODERNIZE

Doors Windows

SSiding Etc.
YOUR HOME YOUR HOME

1069 Farmer Street
Crestview, Florida 32539 Cell: 305-6031

317
SHealth & Fitness
ALL NATURAL
Doctor approved
Weight loss pro-
gram. 30-day guar-
antee. 1-888-315-
6056 or www.herbal-
nutrition.net/4u
320
Child Care
ATTENTION
CRESTVIEW NEWS
BULLETIN
SUBSCRIBERS!
You now get 1
FREE Quick Cash
classified ad per
month. Limited to
merchandise for
sale under $250, the
price must be in the
ad.
Call 850-682-6524
to place your ad to-
day!! Quick Cash
Classifieds.
REGISTERED
CHILDCARE provid-
efedaily-elass-time-&
project, meals pro-
vided. $115 weekly.
#R010K0159 683-
1751
LICENSED PRO-
VIDER has open-
ings for infants and
toddlers. Call Bobbie
682-0603

ATTENTION:
All in home child care
providers are
required to be
registered or
licensed by the State
of Florida, if they care
for children from
more than one family,
other than their own.
It is highly
recommended that
parents/custodians,
who are seeking
childcare, contact the
Department of
Children and
Families,
Gwen Clark, at
850-598-8169,
to assure that a
provider is legally
operating.
For information
regarding
Okaloosa or Walton
County providers
contact
Deborah Martin at
833-3839.

325
Domestic

HOUSECLEANING
SERVICES Anytime:
Weekly, Biweekly, or
Monthly. Please call
689-8978
IF YOU need a
clean house, and
live in Crestview
area. I will be happy
to help you. Please
call 533-0520
LIVE-IN HOUSE-
KEEPER wanted in
Laurel Hill area.
$500 a month. Call
for details. 652-3473

325
Domestic
TAKE A BREAK!
Let Carefree Serv-
ices clean your
Home, Condo, Rent-
al or Business. Li-
censed & insured.
(850)240-9678

332
Watch & Clock
Repair
ALL TYPES OF
WATCH & CLOCK
REPAIR
Grandfather,
Mantel, Antique
Clocks Cuckoos
We buy Antiques
and old Clocks
Call 689-1007 after
hours 682-2844

335
Financial Services

ATTENTION
READERS
-Itlg filel;lt f f
companies doing
business by phone to
promise you a loan
and ask you to pay,
or furnish your credit
card before they
deliver the loan itself.
For free information'
about avoiding
advance loan fee
scams, call the
National Fraud Info
Center at
800-876-7060

iii financial"
We're Looking For
A Match Made In
Financial Heaven.
Some marriages just
seemed to be destined for
greatness. As a leading
provider in the consumer
finance industry, we're all
about helping individuals
meet their financial goals.
For employees, this
means offering the tools,
training and opportunities
to ensure career success.
So, if you seek
recognition for a job well
done, look no further than
CitiFinancial.
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Responsible for selling
loans and insurance
products, making
recommendations of
credit worthiness,
recommending solutions
to moderately difficult
delinquent accounts,
performing administrative
tasks, servicing accounts,
and working with
customers to help solve
account problems.
Requires a HS Diploma
and 1-2 years of directly
related work experience.
Must have a valid DL
license and ability to
work flexible hours.
Spanish Bilingunl
candidates encouraged
to apply.

To apply, please go to:
www.citifinancial.com
and please refer to job
reference #90186.
CitiFinancial is an equal
opportunity employer.
M/F/D/V

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MOUND SYSTEMS

PERK TEST AVAILABLE

DIRT HAULING

LOTS CLEARED

PACKAGE DEAL AVAILABLE

LICENSED & BONDED

'04 Chrysler Crossfire

Sale Price!
Must Sell!

STK#C4433

As Low As $29,552

save Over $6,000
$35,570 MSRP

'04 Chrysler

Sebring Coupe

2.4L 4 cyl ..
Fuel Injection

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As Low As $17,020* As LowAs $16,920*

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$22,585 MSRP
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5200 South Highway 85, Crestview, Florida 32536
Phone (850)689-3200 Fax (850) 689-4411 crestviewchrysler.com
This sale supercedes all other sales. No other offer can be used in conjunction with this sale.

337
Contractors
CONCRETE CON-
STRUCTION- Drive-
ways, Foundations,
& patios. Reasona-
ble prices, Free esti-
mates, 30 years ex-
perience. Licensed
& Insured 685-7488
HARDWOOD
FLOORS install, re-
pairs, refinish. Li-
censed & insured.
Call 682-2556

LATHAM
CONCRETE
Works Since 1977,
Robert Latham Ma-
sonry, Contractor-Li-
censed, Insured. All
Types of Concrete
Work. House Slabs,
Driveways, Addi-
tions. 3000 PSI Mix
Used on Every Job.
Free Estimates.
682-0137.

ROBERT ROLL
CONSTRUCTION
Home
Improvements
and
Handyman
586-0341
689-0686
Free Estimates
No Job Too Small

r--------------- -- ---------------
DINO SINOPOLI (850) 974-7778
Email: dino@calldino.com
CALL TODAY!
Residential Property, New Cons.ruction
Relocation Assistance, Acreage, Condo's,
Commercial or Investment Propertvly
FREE MARKET EVALUAfON )N
RE/MAX AGENCY ONE. INC.
www.calldino.com
301 S. Ferdon Blvd., Suite A
Crestview, FL 32536 d I
Office: 850.682.8309 I
Fax: 850.682.8279 ,. ]9 I
Toll Free: 1.800.239.8309
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340
Home Repair
CHUCK
HAMPTON'S
Power Washing-
Residential & Com-
mercial, Remodel-
ing, Painting, Etc.
Honest work. Refer-
ences available.
682-0011
WEBB'S
HANDYMAN
SERVICE
Quality home main-
tenance repairs and
improvements. Free
estimates. Licensed
and insured. 537-
9955/259-6170
HANDY D'S 25
years experience,
no Job too small.
Home repairs and
improvements, if you
want it done. Call
537-9066
MIKE GOLLES
PAINTING
Interior, exterior,
also Pressure
Washing. Licensed
& Insured. Free
estimates. Ph.
682-5347. Senior
citizen discounts.

RANDY LITTLE
PROGRESSIVE
PAINTING.
Interior, Exterior,
Free Estimates.
Specialize in
repainting. Will
beat all bids.
Pressure
washing service
Licensed & Insured.
682-7375/240-
8443.

340
Home Repair

Plumbing
and Repair
Service
Faucets, Toilets,
Vanities & Hot
Water Heaters
Robert
Brewer
Wetless Plumbing, LLC
682-8683
830-2631
State Licensed
& Insured
CRESTVIEW
CARPENTRY
Cabinets, additions,
remodeling. Quality
dependable work.
Custom wood work-
ing, 25 years experi-
ence. Licensed and
insured. Call Wes
689-1575 We also
do handicap ramps

342
Landclearing

FOR HIRE Bushog-
ging, leveling, back-
hoe, post hole drill-
ing, front end loader,
Will haul. Garden till-
ing 682-1045, day-
time 682-2880 after
5:30, Cell 978-0363

ARNETT

SEPTIC

PUMP OUTS REPAIRS

682-8882

342
Landclearing

NORTHWEST
FLORIDA
LANDCLEARING
Fill-Dirt, Leveling,
Site-work. Licensed
and Insured 537-
2142

345
Lawn Care

IMPRESSIVE
LAWNS
Licensed and Insured.
RESIDENTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
Complete lawn
maintenance year
round or one time.
General clean up, all
debris removed.
Mowing, Bagging,
Edging, Hedges,
Beds, Mulch and
more. Prompt, cour-
teous, professional
service. "Let us
make yours an Im-
pressive Lawn" Call
for a FREE ESTI-
MATE (850)537-
8106(850)902-2082
LAWN MAINTE-
NANCE, Clean up
Debris, Mow, Trim,
Remove trees, Pres-
sure wash, Build
custom decks, fen-
ces, Free estimates,
Very dependable,
537-9887 or 537-
7421
MOWING, WEED-
ING, edging, blow-
ing. Honest Relia-
ble Lawn mainte-
nance. Free esti-
mates, Call Lonnie
537-7593 or 978-
3943
3943

345
Lawn Care

J'S RESIDENTIAL
LAWN SERVICE
Reasonable rates.
call 865-8978

SOD
Farm
Direct
CentipedeBermuda
St. Augustine
Zoysia
Delivery& Installation
Call 244-6651
Suncoast Sod
Farms

WALKER LAWN
MAINTENANCE
Mowing, Trimming,
PruningOne time or
year round. Li-
censed and insured.
537-4419 Referen-
ces Available
DTTirect~ra

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'05 Dodge RAM

Hemi Power,
Quad cab

SSTK#C5187

As Low As $23,319*

Save Over $6,800
$30,180 MSRP
*Must Finance with Chrysler

'05 Dodge

Grand Caravan
Midnight Blue
SPearl

DEFUNIAK SPRINGS

892-7776

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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT

452
Apartments
BENT CREEK
Apartments I Vouch-
ers Accepted. 1 & 2
BR HC & non-HC
accessible apart-
ments. Water, Sew-
er, and Garbage,
provided. 209 Bent
Creek Rd. Crest-
view, FL Call 850-
682-5563, TDD 711,
Voice 800-955-8770
Equal Housing Op-
portunity.

452
Apartments

CRESTVIEW INN
MOTEL $37 dally
$195 weekly
Furnished efficiency
$225 weekly 682-
4466
BENT CREEK
APARTMENTS II
Vouchers Accepted.
Some rental assis-
tance may be availa-
ble. 1 & 2 bedroom
HC & non-HC ac-
cessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5563, TDD
711, Voice 800-955-
8770 Equal Housing
Opportunity.

454 Commercial
3+ ACRES on 1-10
at exit 45 Holt, with
a 2400 sq foot office
& warehouse. 3ba
newly remodeled,
fenced, facing 1-10
ideal for RV or
equipment dealer-
ship. Call (850)477-
0044 OR (850)232-
9490
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
for lease, Crestview.
Prime location, busy
intersection, next to
Eglin Federal Credit
Union. 2426 sq-ft
building, Ferdon
Blvd. Available
2/1/05 (850)729-
3748 or (850)621-
nn4R

2005 G6 6'

MSRP
$25,425

Disc/* Rebate
($2,200)

Stk #5119

Your Price: 23225

|2005 PONTIAC SUNFIRE

_. MSRP
$17,195

Disc/* Rebate
($3,500]

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Your Price: .13,695

Moving sale coming soon, Watch for our advertising!

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313 James Lee Blvd., Crestview 850-682-2708
See Dealer for Details. "Payments do not include tax, tag & state fees. W.A.C. thru GMAC. Some rates are in lieu of
rebates. W.A.C. through GMAC. Includes all available rebates. Sale Prices Good through January 31, 2005.

We'll Sell Your Homefor Only $2,995!*
COMPARE COMMISSIONS. IF YOU SELL YOUR HOME FOR:
SALE **6% $2,995 SAVINGS
PRICE COMMISSION DIRECT-TO-BUYER TO YOU!
$100,000 $6,000 $2,995 $3,005
$150,000 $9,000 $2,995 $6,005
$250,000 $15,000 $2,995 $12,005
Call 423-0700 to Find Out How t
You Can Cut the Cost of Buying
or Selling Your Home!
GOODSENSEREALTY.COM '' == "-un"" 1 "
*Slightly higher for homes over $300,000.
"6% is used for comparison only. All commissions are negotiable. y s .

Signature Properties
Jenee' Rogers Realty, Inc.
Jenee' Rogers
Licensed Real Estate Broker
SALES, BUYING
& PROPERTY
j MANAGEMENT
S AVAILABLE.

Call 683-5311 Fax 683-0586
IBl 932 B North Ferdon Blvd. __
---- Crestview, FL 32536
-ILS-\ 1-888-459-8335

456
Homes
Commercial & Res-
idential Property:
682-2735
FOR RENT
2BR/1BA house,
$600/rent, $600/dep.
No pets. 682-1045
daytime 682-2880
after 5pm
FOR RENT
3BR/1BA, CH&A,
$700/mo. rent & DD.
682-9333 or 682-
8665
462
Rooms For Rent
UPSTAIRS ROOM
partially furnished,
utilities included
$125 per week by
GoldKist. Call
(850)261-9793
460
Mobile Homes
MOBILE HOMES
2 & 3-Bedroom units
in quiet park. Con-
venient to shopping
and schools. No
pets. 585-8192

460
Mobile Homes

1 ACRE lot,
3BR/2BA, 2 porch-
es, over 500sq-ft ex-
terior storage.
Holt/Baker area, fif-
teen minutes from
Hwy 85&90 intersec-
tion. $750/mo, de-
posit/ utilities/ no
pets. Available
2/15/05 537-4836

OKALOOSA
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

554
Commercial
#1 STEEL Building
Factory Direct Liqui-
dation save thou-
sands up to 70% off
MSRPI 19x30
$2990! 20x40
$3690! 30x40
$46901 40x50
$59951 40x100
$99901 Call ASAPI
877-425-7755, ext 1

554
Commercial

TIMESHARE RE-
SALES to buy, sell,
or rent a Timeshare
fast Call Now 1-
800-715-4862
www.condotrader.com

STEEL BUILDINGS
Factory Direct Liqui-
dation Sale! 25x30,
$3,700 30x40,
$4,850 40x60,
$6,900 50x120,
$14,900 1-877-728-
4807

556
Homes
3.31 ACRES on Os-
age Road. Great
homesitel Restric-
tive covenants ap-
ply. Mobile homes
allowed. Must see!
$39,900. #25646
ERA AMERICAN
REALITY OF
NORTHWEST
FLORIDA, INC. 682-
4822.
3BR/2BA on over 2
acres with spring fed
pond. $175,000.
#25677 ERA AMER-
ICAN REALTY OF
NORTHWEST
FLORIDA, INC. 682-
4822
BUILD YOUR OWN
HOUSE, Licensed
residential contrac-
tor will supervise
construction of your
new home on your
property for a flat
fee. Dan Keith-DK
Construction 689-
0445

556
Homes

AFFORDABLE
BRICK home on ap-
prox 1/2 acre.
3BR/1-1/2BA has
lots of room with 3
outbuildings.
$125,000 #25704
ERA AMERICAN
REALTY OF
NORTHWEST
FLORIDA, INC. 682-
4822

FREE GOVERN-
MENT Grants. No
credit check. Home
repairs, Home pur-
chase Education.
$5,000-$500,000. 1-
800-306-0873, 1-
800-416-0712, 1-
888-384-9608
www.capitolpublica
tions.com SASE
Government Publi-
cations 1025 Con-
necticut Ave. N.W.
Ste. 1012 Washing-
ton D.C. 20036
NEW HOME in Col-
ony Ridge! Estimat-
ed completion
March 2005. Up-
grades galorel
4BR/3BA with
2488sf. $323,900
#24913 ERA AMER-
ICAN REALTY OF
NORTHWEST
FLORIDA, INC. 682-
4822
SOUTH OF 1-10,
2442 SF 3BR/2BA
home on Golf
Course with solar
heated pool.
$400,000. #25741
ERA AMERICAN
REALTY OF
NORTHWEST
FLORIDA, INC. 682-
4822
NEW COMPANY
wants to buy or
lease houses, any
area, any condition.
Also stop foreclo-
sures. 850-892-5633
or 850-830-1014
WANT TO buy
house in Crestview,
will rent back to you
while you build your
new home. Call 682-
9619

Gordon Air Conditioning has
immediate openings for career-
minded HVAC service technicians
and installers. We are a progres-
sive, family-owned company serv-
ing the area since 1979. If you like
to be appreciated, challenged, and
enjoy your job, then we have a
place for you.

* Two years
min. experience
* Valid driver's
license

SEPA certification
* Excellent customer
relations skills

I Wht wereqire

* Friendly work
environment
' Competitive wages
' Vacation and
holiday pay
' Retirement plan
' Incentive programs
SUniforms

* Well-maintained
company vehicles
* Continuing
education
* History of zero lay-
-offs in over 25
years of business
* And much more!

Applications will be accepted Monday -
Friday from 8:00 until 5:00 at 3182 E.
James Lee Blvd. (3 miles E of the 85-
90 intersection), or e-mail your resume
to personnel@gordonair.com.
No phone calls please.
CONFIDENTIALITY GUARANTEED

556
Homes
WONDERFUL IN-
VESTMENT oppor-
tunity! 3br/2ba home
w/almost 1200sf. Lo-
cated south of 1-10.
Must see! $109,900
#25500 ERA AMER-
ICAN REALTY OF
NORTHWEST
FLORIDA, INC. 682-
4822

556
Real Estate Wanted

WE BUY HOUSES
AND LAND,
$$$ CASH $$$
Any condition or help
Swith-forpcIospurp! *
1-800-735-5092

558
Investments
CEDAR, CYPRESS,
Pine log home pack-
ages wholesale to
everyone Great low
prices! Nationwide
delivery! www.logca-
binhomes.com 1-
800-56-CABIN
560
Land
ARIZONA LAND
LIQUIDATION!
Near Tucson, 2-1/2
football field sized
lots. $0 Down $0 In-
terest, $119/month
($12,995 total). Free
recorded information
Money Back Guar-
anteel Toll Free 1-
800-659-9957
Op#20.
FOR SALE 1 acre
on Richardson Rd,
Laurel Hill., $6,000
OBO. Please Call
888-285-0008, refer-
ence 274478
FOR SALE 38
acres, prime farm
land. North Walton
County. $4,000 per
acre. Call Max
McKee Realty
(850)834-2847
562
Mobile Homes
635 OTAHITE Trail,
Baker, FL 3BR/2BA
M/H on 5 acres with
a creek. Previously
listed for $89,000,
now only $67,000.
The Power Broker,
licensed real estate
brokerage (850)439-
3500, robin@robin-
spence.com

PETS AND
LIVESTOCK

704
Livestock
2YR OLD
QUARTER
HORSE,
registered
with papers. $1,500
OBO. Must sell
ASAP. 683-1308,
leave message
706
Livestock Supplies

706
Livestock Supplies
44 BALE of good
cow hay in barn. $80
Take all. Call 537-
3609

HORSE QUALITY
Coastal Bermuda
Hay, $4.25 per bale
in barn. Call 682-
7887 for appt.
PERENNIAL PEA-
NUT hay for horses
and goats $5.00 per
bale (850) 834-3881
ROUND BALE
Hay for sale, shed
kept dry, Baker,
FL. All cut this
summer $15 per
bale, $$25 fortwo.
(850)582-1054

708
Pets
2 CHIHUAHUA pup-
pies, male $250, no
papers. Call after
5pm. 682-0371
ALL NEW Happy
Jack Kennel Dip II:
treats fleas, tick &
mange without ste-
roids. Contains NO
solvent. Biodegrada-
ble! Okaloosa
Grain Feed Store
(682-9333).
COCKATIEL SELL
OUT! Layaways,
free pens with two or
more while they last!
683-0748
NOAH PET
ADOPTION
CENTER
551 South Main St.
Crestview.
Adopt an orphan.
Thurs, 4PM-7PM
Sat. 10AM-4PM
SNAKES, KID
friendly, set-up,
$50/each. Call for all
the details. Hybrok-
ing, coral com, ball
python. 683-8779

NOTICE
Dogs & Cats
Offered
For Sale
within the state of
FL or being trans-
ported into the
state for sale must
be accompanied
by an official certif-
icate of veterinary
inspection certify-
ing compliance
with Section
585.95 of Florida
Statutes.
Also, no person
shall transport into
the state for sale
or offer for sale
within the state
any dog or cat that
is less than 8
weeks of age.

712
Lost & Found
PETS
LOST CAT, female
Calico. Airport Rd
area, near Stafford
Estates. Heartbro-
ken children. Please
call 682-1087 if
found

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005 CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN / CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA

NEW LISTING!!
A 1 acre level building lot in the
Holt area. $23,500 #378082

BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE
11 acres located on Dairy Rd.,
north of Baker. Horses Allowed.
$149,000 # 377091

SPACIOUS 4BR/3BA
ranch home located on a half
acre lot in a quiet northeast
Crestview subdivision.
$320,000 # 376087

Angle Michel.
GRI, RRS
Cell:(850) 259-0668
angiemichels@cox.net

Phone: 682-9227 Fax: 689-7508
Pelican 5210 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview
www.pelicanproperty.com

712
Lost & Found
PETS
LOST OR FOUND
A DOG OR CAT?
Check with Animal
Control!
737 N. Ferdon Blvd.
682-2222

GENERAL
MERCHANDISE

804
Apparel

A VERY NICE
JESSICA LONDON
DRESS,
size 18. Solid color
lavender, silk, excel-
lent condition, never
used. $20. Call 423-
0857

806
Appliances
4 SALE brand new
white GE applian-
ces, gas stove,
mounting microwave
& dishwasher. For
more info call 423-
0144 leave mes-
sage,
KENMORE DRYER,
cream color, runs
great. $45 Call 683-
8779
KENMORE HEAVY
DUTY Washer,- aod

7529 .
QUALITY USED
Appliances. Washer,
Dryers, Refrigera-
tors, & Stoves
w/warranty. Batson's
Appliances. PARTS
& REPAIR'209 N.
Main St. 682-1149.
RON'S
APPLIANCE &
PARTS
Appliance Repair,
All brands-
We buy working
appliances-
215 N. Main Street
Call 689-1007
After hours
682-2844!!!

810
Computers
COMPUTER $200
HP Pavilion w/ Moni-
tor, printer, scanner.
Call 682-0149
812
Farm Equipment
1963 FORD 5000
Tractor with many
extras. Runs on reg-
ular gas. Comes
with Owners Man-
ual, Howse Box
Blade, Rake, Disk,
and Root Harrow.
Starts and Runs
Great! Tractor and
all accessories only
$5400. 689-5412
8-IN METAL Lathe,
4 foot bed. 3000
Ford farm tractor.
Call 682-4761 after
5pm.

814
Furniture

BEDROOM ALL
new solid wood 5
piece set. Chest,
mirror, dresser,
nightstand and bed.
$995. Can deliver
850-418-2015

MEMORY FOAM
MATTRESS SET.
NEW, brand name,
in plastic, factory
warranty. Sacrifice
$595. Can deliver
850-418-5274

814
Furniture

CHINA CABINET
solid wood from
Rhodes Furniture.
Paid $1,600 will take
$1,000 682-8867
DISTRIBUTOR
MATTRESS
OVERSTOCK
New mattress sets
Brand name
Warranty, in plastic
PLUSH TOP
Queen $125
Full $95

PILLOW TOP
King $230
Queen $159
Full $140
Can deliver.
850-418-5274

FOR SALE Black
Metal Frame
Futon/Bunk Bed with
both mattresses, Ex-
cellent condition
$125, 689-0890
FOR SALE glass &
iron table with 4
chairs plus baker's
rack to match, 6mo
old. Cost $550 sell
$225. Coffee table &
2 end tables plus
corner entertainment
center cost $450 sell
$225. Call 682-2365
FULL SIZE Mat-
tress, box spring &
frame $225. Call
682-4785
LQESEAT ANID

Barely used. Green
and rose floral.
$250. Call 423-0436

bonau an nuH0
Top Desk. Good
Condition, Lots of
Space, Has File
Drawers Great
For Office
Asking $250 OBO
850-683-0361

828
Electronics
Stereo-TV-VCR
DONALDSON
SATELLITE
535 S. Ferdon Blvd.
Factory authorized
T.V. & VCR Repair
for Zenith, RCA, GE,
Phillips, Magnavox
Sharp & Emerson.
We buy working and
non-working Direct
TV receivers. 682-
4831
829
Garage Sales
515 E Robinson
Ave, Saturday 1/29,
9am-1pm. Crib, tod-
dler bed, high chair,
clothes, shoes, lots
of young children's
clothes and more.
YARD SALE 440
Shoal Lake Drive,
Saturday & Sunday,
January 29th, &
30th, 8AM.

V
MULTI FAMILY ga-
rage sale in Svea.
8164 Hwy 393, Lau-
rel Hill. 1/29, 7am-
2pm rain or shine.
Boys toys, electron-
ics, home furnish-
ings and much
more.
YARD SALE, 697
Green St, 7am Sat-
urday & Sunday

Ps

FREE

Basic

Computer
Classes

February 7,
2005
from 9:00am
to 11:00am
on

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and

Thursday

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DeFuniak

Springs

Jobs Plus

One-Stop

Career

Center
171 North
9th Street
DeFuniak
Springs, FL
32433

(850)

892-8668

829
MOVING SALE, fur-
niture, big screen
TV, tons of baby
items, crib, air com-
pressor & car parts.
114 Claire Dr 1/29
7am-until?

HUGE YARD Sale,
29-Jan., 211 Secre-
tariat (behind hospi-
tal). Furniture, Din-
ing room sets, Beds,
Collectibles, All new
stuff.

830 .
I Miscellaneous
For Sale

305 Cigarettes
$13.99 per carton
or $1.60 per pack
Romy cigarettes
$12.99 per carton
or $1.50 per pack.
Billy's What Nots
6056 Hwy 85 N.
Crestview
682-0290
Hours
Monday through
Saturday
9AM until 4PM
Closed on Sunday

830
Miscellaneous
For Sale

TUPPERWARE
NEW Catalog,
monthly special fund
raiser. Replacement
order. Call Jackie
682-4305.

TREADMILL FOR
sell, $75. Please call
689-0610
SPA! OVER-
STOCKED! New 7
person spa. Loaded
Includes cover. De-
livery & warranty
$2,999, was $5,999
1-888-397-3529

FIREWOOD
SEASONED
and fresh cut.
Big load $80. Stack-
ing $10. Wheel-bar-
rowing $10. Free de-
livery 652-4703

RECYCLE
HERE
.'-FOR THE
j~ST TE

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DECi ,INC.
48409i f
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689-i a
fencd NIdeck

2002 CHEVYCAVALIER
1998 FORD WINDSTAR LX
2000 PONTBONNEVILLE
2001 MERC GRAND MARQ
2002PONTGRANDAM
2003 FORD TAURUS SE
2002 FORD FOCUS
2004 CHEVY CAVALIER
2004 CHEVY CAVAIUER
2004 CHEVY CAVALIER
-200t4CHEVYCAVAUER
2003FORD FOCUS
2003 DODGE NEON
-2003 ODGEENEON
2000 AZDA MIA TA
2002 DODGEDAKOTA
2003MAZDA PROTtGE

830
Miscellaneous
For Sale
BLACK ENTER-
TAINMENT Center,
Kid's White enter-
tainment center,
Black leather Love
seat, Glass table
and coffee table, All
priced to sell. 682-
2817
TWO 12" Directed
sub-woofer with
truck boxes $350
w/o boxes $300.
OBO 682-8867
FREE CELL
PHONES! Samsung
flips loaded features!
FREE SHIPPING!
FREE satellite dish
FREE installation.
218-493-4673
FANTASTIC VAL-
ENTINE'S Gifti
1ctw. Tanzanite &
diamond ring, 10kt.
gold, Never worn
$250. (850)834-
2500 Laurel Hill

$7,995
$&995
$9,995
$9,995
$9,995
$10,995
510,995
$10,995
510,995
$10,995
510995
S10995
SIf995
510,995
510,995
$11,500
511.995

2004 CHEVYCAVAL
2004 CHEVY CAVALER
2003 FORD TAURUS
2003 FORD TAURUS
2003 FORD TAURUS
2003 FORD TAURUS
2003 MAZDA PROTtGt
2003 MAZDA PROTEG.
2003 FORD FOCUS
2002 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GT
2004 SATURN ION
2004 NISSAN SENTRA
2002 FORD WINDSTAR LX
2002 FORD EXPLORER
200 FORD RANGERSUPERCAB X
2002 DODGE DURANGO 4X4
2003 FORD ESCAPE

830 830
Miscellaneous Miscellaneous
For Sale For Sale

TWO 15" Rockford
Fosgate P2 punch
sub woofer with big
box $400 OBO 682-
8867

MURPHY
CEDAR
Hope Chest- Like
new $65; RV chair
"bolts to floor" $50;
LH Jack Nicholaus
3-PW Irons $95.
682-3634

ClippenDales

Grooming Baths Dips
Doggie Day Care
Doggie Supplies

Sherry & Gail (850) 689-0006
881-A James Lee Blvd.
Crestview, Florida 32536

832
Miscellaneous
Wanted

WANTED: RAIL-
ROAD TIES.
Please call 682-4758

TRANSPORTATION

904
Cars

89' MERCURY
Grand Marquis,
great shape $1200
OBO. Call Tosha
(850)225-2406 or
682-4908 after 7pm

$11,995
$11,995
$11,995
$11,995
$11,995
$11,995
$11,995
$11,995
$12,995
S13,995

$14,995
$14,995
$15,995
515,995
s5,ass5

904
Cars
1999 CHEVY Ca-
maro, 3.8 liter auto-
matic V6, 18,000
original miles, power
windows, seats, etc.,
16" chrome
mags/rims, $12,000.
Must see; Superb
condition! Call Jeff
at (850)225-3442.

905
Auto Repair

COMPLETE AUTO
Painting includes
body work and ma-
terial $400. Call 682-
2075
906
Boats

1986 BOSTON
Whaler 13ft "classic"
fiberglass hull, Ma-
hogany console,
open motor, trailer
included, needs
work $4000. 683-
1104

*Major &Minor
Repair
Engine
Overhaul Foreign
& Domestic M2
*A/C Services
Wrecker K
Service
Available
16 Years of Service -A
OANIEL'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

i 850-537-3828
523 HWY 90 WEST, HOLT, F-

2004 NISSAN ALIMA P44M $14895 -
2004 FORD FREESTAR 339 $18995
2003 DODGE PICK UP F69m $1,995
2002 GMC PICK UP 4X4 m3A $2,995
2004ACURA RSX 3 $20,995
2004DODGEDURANGOSLT .'T46A $21,995
2004 FORD MUSTANG GT RMil 21,995
2FORFROFIS0WaOEWXr 1nSmS 523,995-
20FWFORDs50UPER0tINAEWW1 Pn 24995
2Q03cFORF50sSUPEREWaAM PII ne $25995

.1-. F .mSUai 92w $231995
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910
Motorcycles

1999 HARLEY Da-
vidson Electra glide
classic, fuel injected,
low miles, custom
paint, new Samson
exhausts. $15,000
firm. 689-2051 after
3pm

908
Farm Equipment

FOR SALE 6' Bush-
og, good condition.
$500 OBO
(850)682-3198

916
Sport Utility
Vehicles

1992 CHEVY Subur-
ban, $6,000, all
power, 345,000
miles, 60,000 on
new engine and
transmission 682-
0791

1997
EXPEDITION
loaded, leather, cd
changer, 115/k
miles. Very good
condition. $9,900
OBO. 902-0604

918
Trucks

PICK UP 1/2 ton
4wd, 5 inch lifter, big
tires. Ready for back
roads. $950 974-
7011 days, 682-
1585 nights

918
Trucks

ROLL-N-
LOCK
STANDARD
TRUCK
BED COVER,
w a t e r
tight aluminum roll
up, like new. was
$1000, asking $400.
537-9798

920
Vans
97 VILLAGER, load-
ed, excellent condi-
tion. $4,000. Call
(850)855-4183

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906
Boats

55HP YAMAHA
Outboard, complete
install controls, runs
great, needs water
pump. $450 682-
1585 nights, 974-
7011 days
PEDAL BOAT for
lake or pond. Will
carry up to 5 people.
Great fun for the
whole family. Comes
with sun canopy.
Retails for $599 at
Boaters World
$350. 689-5412
12 FOOT aluminum
Jon Boat. Used rare-
ly and still in great
condition! $399.
689-5412

910
Motorcycles

2002
KAWASAKI
VULCAN
DRIFTER
800CC,
black with gold trim,
excellent condition,
less than 3500
miles, extended war-
ranty, windshield,
saddle bags, high-
way bars, floor-
boards, sissy bar, 2
seats and 2 helmets.
Must sell, asking
$7,500 689-2051
call after 3pm

2003 HONDA CVIC N410 $15,995
2003FORDRANGERSUPERCABXL R36 $159S95
2004 FORD MUSTANG R436 $15,995
2004 FORD MUSTANG R43n $15,995
2002 FORD EXPLORER R4384 $15,995
2002 FORD EXPLORER R4413 $15,995
2002 FORD MUSTANG GT 4ana $14995
2004 HONDA ELEMENT pas4 $14995
2004 MAZDA 6 P9 516995
2004 MAZDA 6 pam $16,995
2005 HYUNDAI SONATA ?3n 510,995
2002 FORD EXPLORER ReUo S16995
2005 OYOTA COROLLA Pwal .'19s9
2002 FORD EXPLORER u43a .:' $1S99
2002 FORDmNDSTARSEL M 4 .- 1.695
2004 FORDRANGER sli 'WPSi
2002FORDEXPEDIlONDDIBIAMUW aslt '. O.FJ

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SI '05 Equinox LS, 3.4 V6
S AUTOMATIC TINTED GLASS, CRUISE, 16" ALUM. WHEELS, AM/FM CD
S -MP3' LUGGAGE RACK, STK# 889100
FACTORY MSRP s22,605
DISC. & REBATES $2,100
*GM LOYALTY -S1,500
'MUST BE CURRENT GM VEHICLE OWNER

PRICE $19,005

'05 Silverado Reg. Cab
2WD, SHORT BED, 4.3, V6, LOCKING REAR DIFF., CRUISE, AM/FM
STEREO, SMOOTH RIDE SUSPENSION, STK#870800

FACTORY MSRP
DISC. & REBATES
"GM LOYALTY

s21,26!
83,705
-11,500

"MUST BE CURRENT GM VEHICLE

SALE PRICE

'04 Mnte Carlo LS '05 Colorado 2WD Reg. Ca
'-" Eb .lSO' BRAKES W/ ABS, AM/FM/CD CASSETTE, 2.8, 4CYL., 5 SPEED MANUAL, A/C, 15" ALUMINUM WHEELS, FOG LAMPS,
: SEAKER WITH AMR INSTRUMENT.GAGE PKG., STK# 804300 AM/FM;STEREO, STK#876700
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FACTORY MSRP 10,725
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15,405
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PRICE 13,905

Sa hort crew 1500
P TOED RANKS : DEEP TINTED GLASS, REMOTE. P
;Q R.LOCKS'& WINDOWS, LOCKING.DIFF., 17': CHROME C
TELS, FRONT FOG LAMPS, AM/FM RADIO STEREO, CD, 1
TRAILER PKG:. STK#8914 S

ACTORY MSRP s30,230
DISC. & REBATES '5,005
s25,225
*GM LOYALTY -s1,500
1ST BE CURRENT GM VEHICLE OWNER

ALE PRICE *23,725

'04 Chevy SSR
.IESS REMOTE, RUNNING BOARDS, REAR WINDOW DEFOGGE
/ .iGAULGE PKG., SATIN CHROME, CRUISE CONTROL, TRACTION
ASSIST, THEFT DETERRENT SYSTEM, AM/FM W/6DISC CD
CHANGER, BOSE PREMIUM SOUND, STK#8247
FACTORY MSRP S46,165
DISC. & REBATES L8,685
S37,480
*GM LOYALTY -S1,500
MUST.BE CURRENT GM VEHICLE OWNER

SALE PRICE

04 Impala LS Sedan
'dWER SUNROOF, TILT-SLIDING W/SUNSHADE, DRIVER & FRONT PASSENGER TEM
,ONTROS,' HEATED OUTSIDE REARVIEW MIRRORS, 4-WHEEL DISC BRAKES WAB
6" SPORT ALUMINUM WHEELS, XM DIGITAL SOUND SYSTEM, ONSTAR, AM/FM
TEREO RADIO, SEEK/SCAN, CD, CLOCK, STK#7844

FACTORY MSRP s28,0
DISC. & REBATES 54
S22,61
*GM LOYALTY -S1,51
'MUST BE CURRENT GM VEHICLE OWI

SALE PRICE

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