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Spinal injury forces CHS principal to step down

* Superintendent of Schools Alexis Tibbetts said Tuesday
that she hopes to appoint Andy Johnson's replacement at
the Jan. 22 School Board meeting.

Steve Andrews
Managing Editor
After spending more than eight
years in the principal's office, a
recent spinal chord injury is send-
ing Andy Johnson home from
school.
Johnson, 53, will retire from his
post as the top administrator at
Crestview High School in January.

"If's been an extremely satisfy-
ing career and a very enjoyable
experience," he told the ,News
Bulletin on Monday. "I enjoy work-
ing with people andlhelping people
work through problems, whether
big or small. And I feel like that's
the position that I have been fortu-
nate enough to be placed in."
Johnson has served as a teacher,
guidance counselor and adminis-

trator in Okaloosa County for more
than 30 years, the last five as
Crestview's principal.
Now he will turn his attention
away from students and focus on
getting himself healthy, before pos-
sibly returning to the school system
in some capacity.
Due to no particular injury,
Johnson had two discs that pene-
trated his spinal chord, causing
core damage to the chord. He
underwent successful neck surgery
in August and has had to wear a
neck brace 24 hours a day since
then.

But with
doctors saying
that it could
take at least a
year to deter-
mine, if Johnson
is completely
out of harm's
way, he made
the decision in
JOHNSON September to
step aside and take it easy for a
while.
"I had lost much use of my
hands and feet, due to numbness
and things like that," he explained.

"They went in and took out parts of
three vertebra, added some new
bone tissue and basically screwed it
all back together."
Although he is not currently suf-
fering much pain, the discomfort of
the neck brace is taking its toll and
he still has numbness in his fingers.
"I'd love to stay here through all
of this, but I just had to make a deci-
sion," he said. "After giving a lot of
thought and spending a lot of time
"P prayer, I'm convinced the thing
for me to do is step aside, to allow a
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Parad of te Season

Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin
Carla Standridge with My Fathers House Cleaning spent Tuesday stringing the lights on the float her business is entering in Saturday's Christmas
parade on Main Street Her 3-month-old friend, Sport Middlebrook, was supervising her. The parade is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m.

Christmas festivities to begin Saturday on Main Street

Ken Nielsen
Crestview News Bulletin
According to parade organizers,
this weekend' Christmas parade on
Main Street promises to be the
biggest and best Christmas parade
to date.
This is the 48th year that the city
has opened the holiday season
with a parade.
"It grows every year," said
parade organizer Grace Ferdon.
"And that's the way it should be.
The bigger the better."
This year's parade has 70 floats,
46 cars and trucks, nine walking
units, five school marching bands,
two cheerleader groups, two ROTC
marching groups, and 11 fire

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trucks.
"Of course Santa Claus will be
there too," added Ferdon.
"During the first few years there
were only a few cars, and one or
two floats," said Santa Claus in an
exclusive interview with the News
Bulletin. "Before then I would come
to town in an airplane at the old
Bob Sikes Airport that was located
in a field next to where Winn-Dixie
is now. All of the children from
town would come out there to greet
me."
Claus said that he recalled the
first parade on Main Street was in
1958, and cosponsored by' the

Chamber of Commerce and the
city.
"It was during the day time, in
the afternoon," said Claus.
Santa said that he prefers the
evening parade.
"It was back in about 1988 or so
that the parade was moved from
the daytime to evening. I think the
advent of portable generators had a
lot to do with it," said Claus. "I pre-
fer.it because it's just a beautiful
event with all of the colorful
lights."
Parade organizers are encourag-
ing all entrants to pay cose atten-
tion to the information packet that

they received when they registered.
"All floats are to report to a stag-
ing area in the parking lot at the
Central Baptist Church beginning
at 3:15 p.m.," said Ferdon. "And we
ask that entries please have their
floats decorated before they
arrive."
Crestview police suggest that
those coming to watch the parade
come early.
"Access to Main Street from
Ferdon Boulevard and Wilson
Street will be completely cosed to
vehicles except parade entries,"
said Crestview Community Police
Officer Jason Oury.
Spectators should plan on park-
ing along Wilson Street and walk-
ing over to Main Street.

Local man

arrested for

sexual battery

Adam Ziglar
Crestview News Bulletin
A Crestview man has been
arrested for holding a woman cap-
tive in his home for four days.
Pablo Barron, 32, allegedly beat,
raped and sexu-
ally assaulted a
female victim in
his home at 757
South Bay Street
over., the
Thanksgiving
we ek end,
according to.
Crest vi ew
,police officials. BARRON
The victim
and Barron were acquaintances,
the police report said.
Barron was arrested at his house
behind the Eglin Federal Credit
Union Sunday and booked .at the
Okaloosa County Jail. He is
charged with sexual battery, aggra-
vated battery and false imprison-
Sment.
On Nov. 22, the victim reported
that she was walking near South
Wilson Street when Barron physi-
cally attacked her and forced her
into his home. She escaped Sunday
morning and later fled to the
Crestview Police Department.
"It was obvious that she had
been in an altercation," said
Crestview Police Lt. Jamie Grant.
"She had a lot of face trauma.
SShe had some bruising to the neck,
she was missing some teeth and
had broken teeth."
According to the victim's state-
ment, she had attended a party at
Barron's house earlier Wednesday
evening.
"According to her, he started
drinking," Grant said
That's when she left his home
and went to a nearby residence
where she was staying. Barron,
however, followed her there and
convinced her to walk with him.
While walking, an argument
ensued and he forced her to go to
his house, Grant said.
"It leads me to believe that alco-
hol was big factor in that," Grant
said.
There were no signs indicating
that she had been tied up or
drugged, Grant said.

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the First Assembly of God's production of Scrooge. The 2-hour music extravaganza open's Dec 15.

'Scrooge'to take center stage

Ken Nielsen
Crestview News Bulletin

The music Department at
the First Assembly of God
has spent the past three
months putting their own
new twist in the Charles
Dickens holiday classic, A
Christmas Carol.
The church's drama
department will be perform-
ing a full fledged 2 hour
musical extravaganza enti-
tled Scrooge on Dec. 15, 16, 17
in the church sanctuary.
"It's based on the original
play, but this version has a
little gospel twist to it," said
Cory Black, the church's chil-
dren's minister and co-direc-
tor with his wife Nancy of
the production.
- "It'will be a treat that the
entire family canf ~ine toit
and enjoy," said Black.
The cast is made up of
more than 70 church mem-
bers, including most of the
choir.
They have been building
sets, designing costumes and
rehearsing roles since the
beginning of October.
The church purchased the
script, score, and license to
perform the play after the'
Blacks attended a perfor-
mance of it in Iowa.
"I believe that we're the
only church in this area
licensed to perform the musi-
cal this year," Black said.
At the first general casting
call, dozens of church mem-
bers showed up, anxious to
get involved.
"I was surprised by the
turn out that first night," said
Black. "In addition to those
who have performed in prior
productions at the church,
we had a lot of people come
out that had no previous
drama experience."
Black said because of the
response, filling all of the
leading roles was not diffi-

Ken Nielsen/I ne News Bulletin
Michael Smith, who plays the role of Scrooge, goes over
his lines with another cast member, Debbie Waltman.

Scrooge will be played by
Michael Smith, who was sur-
prised when the Blacks cast
him in the role.
"My acting experience has
really only been in small bit
roles here at the church in
other programs," said Smith.
"Actually I was hoping for
something small, maybe hid-
den in the background."
As Scrooge, Smith will be
in nearly every act, and sings
three solos.
"This role is absolutely
overwhelming. I pray about
it a lot. I ask God to give me
strength and the memory to
recall all of my lines."
Smith said he's at ease
though about opening night.

"God has always provid-
ed a way for me to make it
through things and I am
completely faithful that he
will guide me through this
too," Smith said.
After all, the whole theme
of this production is the sal-
vation message.
"I think it's awesome that
God could use me and an age
old traditional story like "A
Christmas Carol," that every-
one knows and loves, with a
little twist, of course, to reach
out to people during this hol-
iday season."
Anyone who attends one
of the three scheduled per-
formances will be amazed at
the detail in the set and even
more so in the elaborate cos-

tuming.
"The costuming plays a
huge part in the realism of
any production," said Black.
"God has had his hand on
that too. We actually have a
member of our church,
Mischele Stringer, that's a
seamstress and specializes in
historical costuming."
Stringer assembled other
women volunteers fromnthe
church and has for the past
10 weeks been fashioning
authentic- looking costumes
from two periods of the
1800's.
"Because Scrooge is por-
trayed as a young boy during
one of the scenes, we had to
come up with several cos-
tumes from early 1800. Then
in' most' bf' tlhe their scenes
Scrooge is older, some 50
years 'hlter, so we had to
design clothes that people
were wearing then. The
change is quite dramatic,"
said Stringer.
Without the use of any
patterns, using books of his-
torical fashions that Stringer
has collected over the years,
the wardrobe department
has taken donated jackets,
shirts and dresses and
incredibly transformed them
into clothes from 200 years
ago.
"We cut a little here, and
add some trim and lace
there," said Lessie Green, one
of the volunteer seamstress.
"Mischele is really knowl-
edgeable in this type of work,
and it's been a lot of fun
working together with her,"
said another seamstress, Tma
May.
Each night for the next
two weeks the cast will
assemble in the church for
full rehearsals.
There will be four perfor-
mances of the production,
Dec. 15 at 7:p.m., Dec 16, at 6
p.m., and Dec 17 at 10a.m.
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Robbery attempt at KFC being investigated

Ken Nielsen
Crestview News Bulletin
A Crestview teen, who
admitted to taking a toy gun
into the Kentucky Fried
Chicken restaurant on north
Ferdon Boulevard Friday
night and demanding
money, turned himself over
to authorities Monday after-
noon.
The teen, who had been
employed at the restaurant
for 11 months, told investiga-
tors that he was simply play-
ing a joke, but the prank
went bad when the police got
called.
He said when he realized
his actions had turned into a
serious situation, he left the
scene. No one was injured
and no money was taken.
The Crestview Police
Department is understand-
ably on high alert as this was
the second report of an
armed robbery in less than a
week.
A lone gunman walked
into the Pizza Hut
Restaurant at the Northview
Plaza on Dec. 17 and
demanded the clerk give him

Advanced Auto Parts also the apparent target of armed robbery

Crestview police were called to the Advance Auto Parts store, located at 2575 South
Ferdon Boulevard, Sunday night after the store clerk dialed 911 and reported a man
walked into the store and robbed her. According to officers at the scene, a lone man
walked into the store and demanded money from the clerk. He then fled on foot. Police did
not say if the suspect had a weapon, or actually got any money. This was the third time in
less than eight days that police have responded to a local business for an armed robbery.

money. He fired his weapon
in the store and then fled out
the back door.
When officers responded
to the KFC restaurant they
were under the impression
that a similar crime had just

occurred.
"We want him charged
with everything that they can
be charged with," said KFC
Market Manager Gail
Gilmore. "He may have
thought it was funny, but it

scared our employee to
death. She didn't think it was
a joke."
At this time no arrest has
been made. Grant said that
the incident is still under
investigation.

Future school site annexed into city

Officials anticipate
construction on two
new schools to begin
in January.
Adam Ziglar
Crestview News Bulletin
Two more north Okaloosa
County schools will now be
within the Crestview city
limits.
The Crestview City
Council approved annexa-
tion of a parcel of land that is
the future site of two new
county schools.
The 66-acre parcel is locat-
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Avenue and QkaloosaLaie,
,east of State Road -5. stingg
roughly--$3.8 million, or
$55,000 an acre, the property
was one of five area parcels
that the Okaloosa School
District negotiated with own-
ers for several months.
Known as the "Palmer
property," the land will have
two schools that will replace
Southside Elementary and

Richbourg Middle School.
The school district expects
to close on the property in
early January. Construction
should begin soon after. The
district approved a measure
to purchase the property in
October.
"We're doing the design
work as we speak," said
Tommy Kranz, chief officer
of educational support ser-
vices. "From a construction
standpoint, we're ready to
move."
The school buildings -
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WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 29, 2006

It's never too late to do.
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the right thing
In a little over a month, Crestview will again
repeat what is what I feel one of it's most embarrass-
ing annual ventures (other than the ability to alleviate
traffic problems). January is the month that the City of
Crestview's Dixie Youth Baseball and the Crestview
Little League Baseball in Garden City begin their reg-
istration drives. In a city the size of Crestview, there is
absolutely no good reason to have two competing
youth baseball programs in the same area,
Crestview's City league baseball used to affiliate
with Little League Baseball. However, Little League
Baseball, which is the only U.S. government chartered
youth sports program in America, revoked the city's
charter due to financial accounting problems. So the
city then aligned with the Dixie Youth Baseball orga-
nization. Dixie Youth is a fne organization, but it does
not have the national reputation that Little League
Inc. has had for over sixty years, nor its structure.
Several parents then created a new Little League
program that at first played behind the hospital. A
few years later a $200,000 grant was acquired by these
Little League parents to build the new park in Garden
City. This is how the separate leagues came to exist.
Two years ago I became involved with the Little
League program in Garden City as a volunteer
umpire. Having been involved with several Little
League programs in various states, I was shocked to
see how few players were involved with Little League
Baseball in a city this size. It was then that I learned of
the two competing leagues.
I then contacted City Councilman Chip Wells, who
seemed very eager to look into solutions to this prob-
lem. Mr. Wells set up a meeting between myself and
Mr. Wing and Mr. Powell from the city's recreation
department. The city expressed interest in creating a
"site based" program. This meant that the city would
provide the facilities but a parent board would oper-
ate the league. Mr. Wells told me that the city was
going to have a new recreation advisory council
formed soon and that I would be invited to make the
proposal to combine the two organizations. The in\i-
tation still hasn't come and to the best of my knowl-
edge this committee never met.
I was elected President of Crestview Little League
last year and raised over $15,000 in sponsorships from
local businesses and had local business sponsors for
all IS teams in our league. Registration fees were sixty
dollars. With the help of County Manager Jim Curry I
was also able to get the county to complete the
$100,000 parking lot and playground paving that was
three years overdue.
I believe there would be no limit on the amount of
success that one Little League program in our commu-
nity could have when all the parents have one voice
and the community embraces it with the pride and
passion that so many other cities andl,towns across
this land do every spring. .
-. A pareeletede Bbard'~4Directo"ren cooporti' :-''
Si\th dty and county offdials is the best way to oper-
ate, and Little League Baseball provides guidance and
rules for this purpose. Additionally, both the Durrell
Lee and Garden City facilities could be utilized. If the
leagues were reunited, the volunteer base would dou-
ble and registration fees could be reduced significant-
ly and eventually be eliminated.
Little League Baseball was the first youth baseball
program to allow girls to participate in 1976. Since
that time so many girls have participated that Little
League created a new softball division that should
also be induded. Other advantages of Little League
are mandatory play (every child must play in every
game), and insurance is provided free of charge in the
event of accident or injury.
All Star teams are selected at the end of the season
and get a chance to compete in the Little League
International Tournament. Wouldn't it be great if our
dity sent a team to the Little League World Series in
WillimT sport, Pennsylvania! I hope our high school
athletic director and coaches like Matt Brunson, Tim
Gillis and others will support this proposal. It will
only provide them with more and better prospects in
the future.
If you are like me and you only want the best pro-
gram with the best facihties for our youth then please
join me in letting every city councilman and Mayor
WIutehurst know that it is time to reunite these pro-
grams for the betterment of our community.
Little League founder Carl Stotz wrote these
words in 1938 to describe his philosophy of why we
need quality youth sports programs. "From the ranks
of youngsters who stand now on the morning side of
the hill will come the leaders, the future strength and
.- character of our nation." It's never to late to do the
n ght thing. Let's get this right for 2007.

Eric Zimmerman
Crestview Little League

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m ready to participate in the Christmas parade

I'm ready to participate in the Christmas parade

In just a matter of
days, the "rotund one,"
jolly old St. Nick him-
self, will find his way'
into Crestview, amid
marching bands, gala
floats, candy and bead
tossers, and all the
splendor that can be
generated.
It goes without saving
that Main Street will be
all aglow, that the streets
will be lined with kids of
all ages, and that he who
reputedly resides some-
where around the 90
degree north latitude line
will be welcomed by all
as he makes his tri-
umphant trip to his
"house" on the.court-
.house sq.uae,, .,., r
SIt was the first'
Saturday in December,.
1996 that I strolled the
sidewalks along the
"main drag" and
observed the Mardi Gras
atmosphere as candy
was thrown by folks
accompanying virtually
every parade entry, and I
resolved to do two
things. First, for some
unknown reason, I
decided that I wanted to
be a part of these festivi-
ties, and I haven't missed

My
Opinion

Bob
Allen

being a parade partici-
pant, in one form or
another, since. But, more
importantly, I wanted to
find out why it is that lit-
erally hundreds of
pounds of assorted can-
dies and bubble gum are
strewn along the parade
route.
Ten years have
passed, and I haven't
found the answer!
.Perhaps we did things
Abit differently from -
where I caine. I do not
recall ever having a
"Christmas parade" in
my hometown. The rea-
son for that is under-
standable, for in all prob-
ability marchers would
be slogging through
slush, or sliding on ice,
not to mention that
trumpet valves would be
freezing! But if we'd had
such a gala in my youth,
would we have cast all
those delicacies upon the
streets? Obviously, the

answer to that burning
question would be in the
negative.
I have no problem
with what is done,
although the question,
the "why?" continues to
bun within my cranium.
Perhaps I'll never get a
reasonable explanation,

not wish to dampen the
spirit of anyone, but it is
my opinion that we need
to give to others
throughout the entire
year. Look around you!
We have homeless in our
midst; we have a never-
ending need for food-
stuffs for those without

and I will have to accept them; we have lonely.
."when in Rome, do as folks who need compan-::
the Romans do." But, if ionship and a simple
somebody can give me a helping hand; we have
rational reason, please people with physical dis-
enlighten me! abilities who can use
I say all of this simply assistance to enjoy a bet-
to preface the crux of this ter quality of life.
column. Eleven months The Holy Bible tells
South of each year we go the Christmas story, but I.
about our business, feel that the real
doing whatever it is that Christmas story that we.
xrnwe do, and then,all of a..,> ty.to&euln ate is found
sudden, we stop and, elsewhere.here it is
think of others. For a written, "God so loved
couple of weeks, we the world that He
become benevolent, giv- gave...." At this time of
ing of ourselves and our year, isn't this the real
resources to family and reason for all our frivoli-
friends. We even give to ty? Is this not why we
folks who we do not give? Let us all share
know! We don our sea- ourselves with others. ,
sonal best and party, and And, enjoy the
party, and party! We parade!
have a grand time, exud-
ing the "Christmas spir- Bob Allen is a resident of
it"! the Crestview area and a

But, what about those
other 11 months? I do

retired member of the
United States Air Force.

Lynn Gann
,Office Manager

Kyle Wright
Sports Editor

Ken Nielsen
Reporter

Frey Symposium Immigration Part IV

Immigration attorney
Dennis Care feels that
the global economy, so
eloquently written about
by Thomas Freidman, is
here arid impacting the
immigration debate. For
instance, last year 400,000
U.S. corporate tax returns
were prepared in India.
The Chinese trend
toward capitalism is hurt-
ing the economy of the
U.S. with competition for
business, oil, etc. There is
a great need in the U.S. to
recruit talent, especially
in research development
and engineering, and to
counter the brain-drain
occurring in the U.S.
today. You can look at
our colleges and gradu-
ate schools, especially in
the science area, and find
that immigrants are
excelling.
Furthermore, the
Bureau of U.S.
Citizenship and
Immigration Service,
now part of the
Department of
Homeland Security, has
failed to present a system
that can be understood.
They are not meeting the

Inside
Congress

Lou
Frey.

demands of the business
community or of the
immigrants. Attorney
Clare pointed out that
when the Mexican
Undersecretary spoke he
did not use the word
"immigration," but used
the word "migration,"
underscoring the differ-
ences in attitude between
Mexico and the U.S. The
Mexican population here,
both legal and illegal,
sent $9 billion to their
families in Mexico in
2004. In 1997, legislation
was passed which says
that if you are here ille-
gally and leave, you can-
not come back for anoth-
er ten years. What this
legislation has done is
force people to live in the
shadows. They are afraid
to come out in case they
would be discovered and
deported. Clare feels that
there are not 12 million

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illegals here, but dose to
20 million, and one of the
biggest problems is how
to get these people out of
the shadows. Keeping
them in the shadows
means they are afraid to
assimilate into society.
Finally, he feels that
this issue cuts across
party lines, religious
lines, and raises the ques-
tion of what is best for
our country to compete
in the global:marketplace
we face today.
Bishop Thomas
Wenski, head of the
Catholic Diocese of
Orlando, wants President
Bush to veto the recent
enforcement bill. He says
that if Columbus arrived
today we wouldn't let
him in without a visa.
He feels immigration is a
labor issue, not only here,
but also worldwide.
Immigrants will con-
tinue to come here
because this is where the
jobs are. Twenty years
ago, immigrants were in
six large states, but now
they are in all 50 states.
The bishop said that ille-
gals make the best kind .

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of immigrants, because
they have made a deci-
sion, they are willing to
take a risk to come here,
and have no sense of
entitlement
Three thousand people
have died on the border
in the last few years,
mostly women and chil-
dren who tried to cross
the border to be reunited
with their husbands and
fathers. He feels they
come here to help those
who are left behind, and
this can be a powerful
voice in American cul-
ture.
They can be another
example of the American
Dream. Today in the
U.S., legals and illegals
are mixed together. The
problem is the broken
system and the need for
comprehensive legisla-
tion in the Congress.

Lou Frey, Jr. is a former
member of Congress (FL
'69-'79), Past President,
Former Members of
Congress, Partner,
Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster,
Kantor & Reed, P.A.,
Orlando, Florida.

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What: "In Bethlehem Inn," a dinner theater
production presented by First United Methodist Church
When: Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
Where: FUMC, 599 Eighth Avenue
Cost: $10
Contact: 682-2018

Adam Ziglar
Crestview News Bulletin
The First United
Methodist Church will host a
comedy dinner theater
Sunday night at 6:30 p.m.
The evening will be filled
with comedic relief and a
holiday feast.
Actors dressed as shep-
herds, servants and other
characters that predated the
birth of Christ will meander
throughout the church's fel-
lowship hall and reveal an
amusing yet inspiring story
about the calamity faced by
the wise men who searched
for baby Jesus.
There will also be interac-
tive moments where the
crowd will have to lay aside
the savory baked chicken
and desserts to participate in
scenes.
"The dinner will take
place in the midst of the
drama," said Bryan
Hawkins, contemporary
-worship leader for the
church.

of a violin trio.
The play, titled "In
Bethlehem Inn," places atten-
dees in the inn the night
Jesus was born, all the while
revealing the Christmas story
coming to life.
"I just felt like we needed
to do something different. I
wanted to do a dinner the-
ater to bring some variety
into the Christmas season,"
Hawkins said. "It's going to
be a neat experience."
Seating is limited. Tickets
are $10 and may be pur-
chased at the church office at
599 Eighth Avenue. To find
out more, call the church at
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Dorcas Fire Department to hold Open House

Ken Nielsen
Crestview News Bulletin
The Dorcas Fire District
invites the public to come
and tour their new fire sta-
tion, located on Poverty
Creek Road just one mile
west of Highway 393.
There will be free hot dogs
and hamburgers, games and
prizes for the kids, and free

smoke alarms to the first 700
people.
"We are really proud of
this new facility and the
opportunity that it allows for
us to better serve the Dorcas
community," said Fire Chief
Jimmy Gatlin. "It belongs to
the community and we invite
them to come, tour and see
their new fire station."
The new Gulf Flight

Medical Rescue helicopter
will be on hand for the com-
munity to meet its crew and
tour this state-of the-art air
ambulance.
The festivities begin at 10
a.m. and will continue until
2 p.m., at which time the
firefighters will join the rest
of the community at the
Crestview Christmas
parade.

BATTERY, from page 1A
However, she did try to his bedroom.. "They were acquain-
leave Friday, but Barron The victim was treated for tances. In most cases like
stopped her and violently injuries at the North this, it's because two people
assaulted her again. Okaloosa Medical Center. are in a relationship; the rela-
Barron has three room- Barron's bond was set for tionship goes bad and one
mates. However, according $55,000 and his first court doesn't want to let go of the
'"to Gitt, the Hispanic' ein "a appearance will be Dec., ,p., ,,,, ther,... Grant .aid. "There's
"stayed 'to themse1 ''ahi' "' Grant stressed that. the ,, sPe :other, factors that lead
were not aware that Barrori crimes were not random acts to this. It's rare, but it' does
had the victim captured in of violence.' happen."

PRINCIPAL, from page 1A

school this size to have a
leader that can run the race
that needs to be run."
Johnson is known for
being a people person and
maintaining a solid staff and
student body.
"I think he does a greatjob
and he leads by example,
allowing people under him
to do their jobs," said
Crestview football coach
Matt Brunson, who had
Johnson as a history teacher
at Baker two decades ago
and has worked under him
for the past five years.
"He's a great man of char-
acter and integrity, and
always has the kids' interest
at the forefront. I think he's
been great for Okaloosa
County."
Johnson, a 1971 graduate
of Baker, went on to earn his
teaching degree at the
University of West Florida.
This past June marked the
30th anniversary of his career

as an educator. He spent 25
and a half years in various
capacities at Baker, including
three and a half years as prin-
cipal.
"I had considered at one
time retiring after 30 years
anyway, but the last five
years that I've been here at
Crestview High School have
been extremely enjoyable for
me," he said. "I've enjoyed
working at this high school.
We have great students and a
great faculty."
As Johnson sat behind his
desk Monday, he reminisced
about the school's successes
during his tenure. He point-
ed to a plaque that depicted
the football team's trip to the
state championship game in
2002. Then he beamed with
pride as he looked at photos
of the band's performance
during last year's Macy's
Thanksgiving Day Parade.
"This school is just phe-
nomenal," he said. "Great
extracurricular activities,
strong academic programs,
the fastest growing
(advanced placement) pro-
gram in the district."
New Superintendent of
Schools Alexis Tibbetts
worked closely with Johnson
over the past few years while
she was the principal at Fort
Walton Beach High School,
and knows he will be missed.
"I really appreciate Andy
and the contributions he has
made to our district,"
Tibbetts said Tuesday after-
noon. "He has worked hard

and he is a very kind and
generous man.
"But, on the other side of
that, I want our employees to
know that their health and
well-being is very important
to me."
Once Johnson completes
his retirement papers, which
is expected within the next
two weeks, the job will be
advertised for 10 days. After
an interviewing process,
Tibbetts expects to appoint a
new principal at the Jan. 22
School Board meeting.
Once his health allows,
Johnson would consider
returning to the education
arena, possibly as a teacher
or guidance counselor.
"I'd love to get back into
education at some point," he
said. "I see myself sitting out
for a little while, then coming
back and being a team player.
"I've worn a lot of differ- '
ent hats and there is no sub-
stitute for the classroom
experience."
Johnson and his wife of 25
years, Debbie, have two
grown children, Jeremy
Johnson and Megen Steele.
They also have one grand-
son, Devin Johnson.
"First and foremost, I
want to concentrate on get-
ting healthy again," he said.
"But it will also give me
more time to spend with my
family and spend in my
church.
"It's all about having a
strong faith, and I have that.
No doubt about it."

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Hawkins foretold the
evening's plot.
This' will be the tradition-
al story with a comedy theme
of Mary and Joseph coming
to Bethlehem looking for a
room," he said. "There's con-
stant interruption through-
out the dinner with the
excitement of the star over
the inn.
"It continues to build
around the theme of Mary
delivering Jesus in the sta-
ble."
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2006 LOCAL

6A | Crestview News Bulletin CRIME

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2006

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No more tailgate
parties
Recently, a Crestview
woman reported to lawmen
that someone broke the tail-
gate on her pickup.
That's right. Someone
broke one of the hinges on
the truck. It may not sound
like a big deal, but latches
are expensive. According to
the report, the latch is val-
ued at $300.
No physical evidence
was found at the crime
scene, but if you see an eye-
bolt or a washer laying
around somewhere you
may want to give the cops a
call.

Another part missing
Recently, another area
resident called local law-
men to report that his
license plate was missing.
He was washing his car
one afternoon when he
noticed that the tag had
mysteriously disappeared.
The bolts holding the tag
were also missing.
Here's a theory:
Somewhere there's a thief
stealing parts from area
vehicles so he can build the
ultimate car. So if you see a
strange conglomeration
that vaguely resembles a
car, call the police.

Biscuit bandit
Crime in Milligan usual-
ly consists of .domestic dis-
putes and dogs tipping
over trash cans. But recent-
ly, the deputies got a little
more action when one man
stole some biscuits and Jack
link sausages.
The man took two
sausages from the warmer
,--and asked the attendant
how much they were.
Apparently that were five
cents too expensive, so he
put one back and took the
other to the bathroom
where he ate it.
When he exited, a

POLICE

BLOTTER

Information taken from actual law
enforcement reports, compiled by
ADAM ZIGLAR.

deputy sheriff was waiting.
The deputy searched
him. His left jacket pocket
had a "knife-shaped" bulge.
Nope, it was sausage.
While in the bathroom,
the man downed the bis-
cuit, some energy pills and
two energy drinks.
Apparently, this guy does-
n't get enough sleep at
night.
He was arrested and
most likely had the shakes
by the time he was checked
into the county jail.

'Redacted'
"Redacted" is a -word
often used by lawmen
when they want.to remove
the names of victims,
minors or helpless crazy
people involved in some
type of crime. Though the
word literally means "to
touch up," or "edit," law-
men place the word where
names, key places or swear
Words belong.
Here's a recent example:
"On the above date
'redacted' and 'redacted'
were talking about the food
at 'redacted.'
'Redacted' said that he
liked the food, but 'redact-
ed' disagreed, The disagree-
ment turned into a food
fight, but 'redacted' mistak-
enly grabbed a fork and
hurled it at 'redacted.' The
sharp points hit 'redacted'
in the head and he yelled
'redacted' you 'redacted,
redacted' several times
before 'redacted' told him
to 'redacted.'
'Redacted' and 'redact-
ed' then respectively
dropped their mashed pota-
toes and coleslaw and start-
ed fighting .ith-theu4egi
'Redacted"' hit 'reda&ted
several times before 'redact-
ed' ran toward 'redacted
and called 'redacted.'
OK, enough. You're
ready to redact this article,
aren't you?

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City of Crestview crime reports
9/30; Joel David Holifield, age 20, of 706 East Chestnut Avenue,
Crestview, was charged with possession of marijuana and posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia.
10/4: Phillip William Ragsdale, age 26, of 1715 Osceola Bay
Avenue, Niceville, was charged with possession of cocaine and pos-
session of drug paraphernalia.
10/28: James Christopher Green, age 21, of 386 Brown Place,
Crestview, was charged with resisting arrest without violence.
11/18: Robert L Williams, age 55, address unknown, was
charged with trespass to an unoccupied structure.
11/19: Joseph L Henderson, age 30, of 222 Henry Street,
Pensacola, was charged with driving while his license was sus-
pended. Eric J Mathis, age 21, of 321 Ray Avenue, Crestview, was

charged with obstruction by disguised person.
11/21: Foster Adam Capps, age 27, of 5261 Cavalier Drive,
Crestview, was charged with two counts of uttering a forged instru-
ment.
Okaloosa County Sheriff's reports
11/15: A 14-year old juvenile, of Crestview, was charged with
burglary to conveyance and theft.
11/16: A 16-year old juvenile, of Crestview, was issued a capias
on the offenses of larceny theft, burglary of an unoccupied structure
and criminal mischief. Hope Leann Chalmers, age 33, of 7871
Peggy Lane, Milton, was charged with prescription fraud.
11/20: A 15-year old juvenile, of Crestview, was charged with
conspiracy to commit felony battery. A 15-year old juvenile, of
Crestview, was charged with conspiracy to commit felony battery.

Beware of putting bills in home mail boxes

Residents in the north end items out of mail boxes in directly to the Post Office.

of Okaloosa County need to
take extra precautions when
putting bills in the mail
boxes in front of their homes.
The Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office is receiving
reports of someone stealing
bills, credit cards, and other

Crestview and outlying
areas.
Residents should bring in
their mail promptly whenev-
er possible. You can also take
your bills and any other mail
containing personal informa-
tion like account numbers

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It's also always advisable
to keep a close tab on your
credit card report and your
bank accounts. Please report
any suspicious activity to the
Okaloosa County Sheriff's
Office immediately by call-
ing 689-5650 or 651-7400.

Brown encourages Floridians to update emergency contact information

New DHSMV Program Keeps
Emergency Information Keyed to
Drivers License

DeFuniak Springs The
Florida Department of
Highway Safety and Motor
Vehicles announced the.,
implementation of a new
emergency contact informa-
tion system. This system
allows Floridians to voluntar-
ily provide, emergency con-

tact information online, giv-
ing law enforcement immedi-
ate access to this information
and making it easier for them
to speak with someone quick-
er in cases of emergency.
"This new system will
help everyone involved in an
emergency," said Brown.
"Not only will law enforce-
ment be able to contact a per-
sons' friends or family more
quickly in the event of an

accident to assist them in
their investigation, but the
victim's family now has a
better chance of being noti-
fied more quickly if some-
thing has happened to a
loved one so that they can
take steps to be with them or
help."
Tracking down a loved
one can sometimes be an
issue for law enforcement
and this new tool will be a

great one to have. To date
there have been 31,450 people
to input their data.
Those with a Florida dri-
ver license or identification
card that want to input their
information can go online to
www.hsmy.state.fl.us and
enter their emergency contact
information. This informa-
tion will be immediately
available to law enforcement
officials.

Fugitives wanted by Crime Stoppers

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1999 homicide
of Kimberly Ball
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10 at home
ahe wa i scheduled to clean on
Holday Isle Her purse andr their
conmerld of the Cie had apparently
not been dlarlrbe,
A $1,000 reward isn offered for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the persons)
responsible for her murder.

Howard case
Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers will
p str l e and some.d its wr n anonymous
dlerm the presidec. sscimation that
heir! Ihe Cie tmea Fcl,.er Deparlment
th Eam r Ch'ameden Sneder said H d,
an Jt]i A6. 20,"t he mniered body
:f hlell,,a Hc,.ad .a lafound in her
residence: Them appears to have.been a
struggle and some items were stolen
from the residence. Associate Medical
Examiner Cameron Snider said Howard
was repeatedly stabbed in thi neck and
showed signs of blunt force trauma to
her head.
Anybody with information about
this incident should contact
Inveltgaloi Nicks hlei,. with the
Cresthiei FPl>,ce Department at 682-
21301 eml 126. Emiel.d Coast Crime
Sl.:pperi al Bd3.TIPF'5 6 .-f' l" .)
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A code number system is used to pay
cash rewards without compromising the
tipster's identity.

Hit & run incident.
Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers will
f ad c c.uh i.uard i. -1. ari IT',mniu.
cailet Uh, leads the Fi.:nda Ht,^hay,
PFlril Tothe Idn cil 1' a i thinl Ilt.
,n.-T aad killed ,l,-e H,.l.,xk ,.- r-c
tllilTpltd h> I, .s lh, ,i'. : I:.Tr I.
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Holbroolk a,. cie-ing Bieal Streer
on hI.] ithee.rcneeled bicicle a ine
.nlci e cllor :.I' '. mel Diir h.:.rtly
before 930 p.m. when he was struck
by an unknown southbound vehicle.
The vehicle continued without stop-
ping.
The hit and run vehicle is described
as possibly a four-door mid-size silver,
gray or pewter colored. It should have
moderate to extensive front end dam-
age. Law enforcement officers encour-
aE lI .ali adi: ut-. dy shops to report any
;dapllicali Laurdt4

Pharmacy burglary
Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers will
pay a cash reward to the anonymous
caller who helps authorities identify the
burglars) who took several controlled
substances from the Health Smart
Pharmacy at 5809 North State Road
189 in Baker at about 5:30 on the morn-
ing of Sun., Feb. 15, 2004.
The burglar entered the business by
f.:-.:ed ent;r 1 hb e fii 1 :'.. azi,. ial
ing the alanrr.. and l<-k .-eAc tl ::.lar..
eli oi pies i.tplian icilicail.:-r.i
The burglar is described as a white
male wearing a ball cap, jacket and blue
jearis. Witnesses noticed a gray extend-
ed cab pickup truck parked in front of
the pharmacy at the time of the burgla-
ry.

Meadors hit & run
Cash will be awarded to the anony-
mous caller who leads authorities to the
driver of a vehicle that struck and killed
and 15-year-old girl in Destin.
An additional $5,000 has been
raised by the victim's mother as a bonus
reward.' Okaloosa Sheriff Charlie
Morris has. also offered a $1,000
reward.
On Aug. 10, 2002, Michelle
Meadors 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 it as a full size pickup truck
with extended cab, and pulling a small
boat on a trailer.

'C.1 ht. .au M-tall B in,
02-13-g 6'01" 180 lbs.,
Black brown eyes. Fel: lewd
& la s exhibition.lewd and
1 nestaion, sexual perform-
y a child, showing pomog-
toa minor & contributing to
the delinquency of a minor.

David Randall Bessent W/m 10-
19-56. 49 years old, 5'11" 180
pounds Brown Hair Brown Byes.
Fel: FTA- Trafficking in Stolen
Property

Sialt:

Dominique Lawrence White,
W/m 02-27-73 32 years old.
6'01" 174 pounds Black Hair
Dark E.e Fl e ':'F.Fal.e
Impi' ..rn.',rel L ..anl

S-.r., lt.a bcIlt. Lirdet. \.1l I I-
14-81 24 years old, 5'08' tall
Brown Hair. Fel: Poss., of
Cocaine with Intent to Distribute.,
Possibly in the Mary Esther Area

Heather Noel Edmonds, W/f 06-~
10-1976 27 30 years.old. 5'06"
130 pounds Blonde Hair Green
Eyes. Fel: VOP-Smuggling
Contraband into Detention
Facility. LKA: Crestview.

Michael Travis Findley, Wim 07-
03-75 30 years old 5'11" 285
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP- Felony Criminal
Mischief. LKA: Defuniak
Springs

Daniel Carlos Medina, Wim age
unknown, 5'08" 180 pounds
Black Hair One Brown Eye &
One with a Bluish Tint. Fel:
Aggravated Battery with a
Firearm. Considered armed &
dangerous. LKA: Crestview

William Andrcr FPX.lc;,., .>T,m
10-07-1965 age 40, 6'02" 180
pounds Blonde Hair Brown Eyes.
el: Aggravated Battery & False
Imprisonment. May be using
aliases of Andy Rhose or William
Rhose. LKA: FWB

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All., Ju-161 C i, ,. as sa Lt. .
81 24 years old, 6'02" 211 MacrinoSagastume-Garcia. H/m
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes. 10-30-1978 27 years old, 5'06"
Fel: VOP Poss. of Cont. 140 pounds Black Hair Brown
Substance with Intent to Eyes. Fel: Aggravated Battery
Liri..ir & Poss. of,Cocaine, with a Deadly Weapon. LKA:
LKtA Frb FWBr

Herbert Eugene Morgan, W/m
03-11-1945 61 years old, 5'08"
Brown Hair Brown Eyes. Fel:
GrandTheft LKA: Destin

Kenneth Charles McCoy, W/m Jorge Joaquin Gomez. W/m 06-
11-01-57 47 years old, 6'0" 260 21-62 43 years old. 5'06", 250
pounds Brown Hair Blue Eyes. pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Lewd & Lascivious Fel: Grand Theft.& Fraud. LKA:
Acts upon a Child. LKA: FWB Baker

Richard Charles Nunn, Jr. W/m
Russell Wayne Stephens, W/m 05-11-76 29 years old. 6'02"230
07-05-7530 years old, 6'08" 240 pounds Shaved Head Blue Eyes.
pounds. Brown Hair Blue Eyes. Fel: Poss. of Controlled
Fel: VOP-Burglary of Structure Substance & Poss, of Marijuana
& Grand Theft & PCP with Intent to Sell

Michael Aaron-Anderson, W/m
09-22-1971 34 years old, 5'08"
175 pounds Brown Hair Hazel
Eyes. Fel: Worthless Checks &
FTA for DWLSR. LKA: Destin

Dennis Raymond Lewis, B/m
10-15-1971 34 years old, 6'01"
217 pounds Black Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: Several Counts of
Grand Theft.

James Edward Tanner, Wim 08-
08-1951 55. 6'04" 235 pounds
Gray Hair Blue Eyes. Fel: FTA-
Driving on Suspended License
with Prior Convictions, DUI,
Narcotics Violations

Ricky Joe Hawkins, B/m 10-29-
1974 31 years old, 5'08", Black
Hair Green Eyes. Aggravated
Battery with Great Bodily Harm.
LKA: FWB

Talena Joe Cox. W/f 01-13-72 33
years old. 5'01" 100 pounds
Blonde Hair Green Eyes. Fel:
VOP-Poss. of Controlled
Substance & Poss. of
Paraphernalia LKA: Laurel Hill

Jamil Mahdeen Hampton, B/m
04-17-71 35 years old, 5'10"
200 pounds Black Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: Distr. Of Cocaine and
Resisting Arrest. Suspect is
known to carry a firearm. LKA:
FWB

Mohammed Samir Qureshi. HKm
10-11-1974 31 years old, 6'03"
200 pounds Black Hair Brown
Eyes. Escaped from Eglin
Federal Prison in October 2003.

Kris Z nne Pugh, Wf 04-14-
19 /years old. 5'02" 160
SBlonde Hair Hazel Eyes
VOP-Poss. of Cocaine.
LKA: Navarre

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Adam Tuerrell Pond, Wim 01-
27-1975 31 years old, 6'0"
Unknown Hair Unknown E)es
Obtaining Property by False
Impersonation & Grand Thef..
LKA FWB

Donald Lawrence Scott, W/m
06-09-72, 33 years old, 5'08"
132 pounds Brown Hair Blhe
Eyes. Fel: VOP- Possession of
Controlled Substance. LKA:
Crestview

Jason D. Jones. B;M, black hair.
brown eyes 27 years old (06-06-
78), 6 ft. tall, 175 Ibs. Violation
of probation on original charge
of arson

Donald Ray Alford. W,. n 01-27-
66 39 years old, 5'07" 180
pounds Brown Han IGreenl Hcs
Fel Aggravated B;llicl\ &
Resisting Arrest atlho
Violence I.KA Cfrcs tve\

Anta Sue I'lnlo- XglllaIr. f (W
19-1963 y.ears-ki'd. 5ti' 1211
Eric J. Dupontl Wim 07-25- pounds Blonde HaIr 1tiron ic,
1953, 53 )ears old. Brown Hair Fel Tampering 011h Fludence
Brown Eyes. Fel: Grand Theft May be drisinrg a 2iXl5 'tl\cr alu
Auto. LKA: Creslviews minen Toolm, pckup I n"k

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What is up with my:
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unit and it works great
except sometimes it "pees"
on the floor. I have
removed the bottom "bulk
bin" from the freezer and
there seems to be no
obstruction. What's the
problem? '
Darla

Dear Darla, -
Though it may not seem
like the worst home
improvement problem, no
one should have to live with
a leaky fridge! Major appli-:
ances can be pretty expen-
sive, an: we expect them to
work properly, especially
when we rely on them so
heavily.
To your question: refriger-
ators vary drastically from
model to model. When it
comes to appliances, it's
always best to call the ,man-
ufacturer directly as prob-
lems can be unique to your
particular fridge. So, since
we don't know the specifics
of your fridge, here is what
we know from our own
experience:
The tubing in the.back
that feeds your ice
machine-assuming you
have one-could be leaking.
Carefully pull your fridge
out. We strongly suggest
first putting down card-
board or something to pro-
tect your floors from scratch-
es or tears!

Jane Tip: Many refrigera-
tors have balancing legs that
will need to be "screwed
up" first so that you can roll

your fridge forward.
Check the water feed tube
for any cracks or see if it has
come loose. If you think it is
damaged or defective, call
the manufacturer to order a
new tube. They may send
you a new one for free if the
fridge is still under warran-

Another possible cause
could be the condensation
collection tube (if you have
one) has become disconnect-
ed or damaged. Like above,
you will need to order a new
one from the manufacturer.
Check the sides and the
edges of your doors for a
build up of condensation.
Yoii may need to replace the
rubber gaskets that sur-
round the opening of the
door if you see a problem
here. If there are no cracks
or tears in the gaskets,
debris caught within the
gasket itself might be pre-
venting a tight seal around
the door. So, just clean them
with a combination of dish
soap and warm water.
Other things to note: Are
tlere any noticeable rust
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areas? Does water appear in
one specific area? Is the
water leak only on the out-
side of the fridge, or also the
inside? Also, be sure the leak
is not damaging the floor
underneath! You may want
to keep a tray or towel
underneath the leak location
to prevent floor damage.
Just be sure to empty the
tray or replace the towel
every few days.
If you find after your
troubleshooting session
you're still having a leak,
you may want to consider
calling in a repairman.
Preferably one who special-
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of appliance.
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Prep Time: 10 min. Cook Time: 40 min. ~." -'-. -
Makes: 24 bar cookies -

Non-Stick Aluminum Foil
CRUST:
1 1/2 cups flour
1/2 cup powdered sugar ,:
3/4 cup butter, softened
FILLING:
4 eggs
1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
1/2 cup fresh key lime juice OR 1/4 cup
lime juice plus 1/4 cup lemon juice
2 tablespoons flour
2 to 3 teaspoons grated lime peel

PREHEAT oven to 350SF. Line a
13x9x2-inch baking pan with Reynolds Wrap
Release Non-Stick Aluminum Foil with non-
stick (dull) side toward food; set aside.
COMBINE crust ingredients; press into
foil-lined pan.
BAKE 20 minutes; remove from oven.
COMBINE filling ingredients; spread
over baked crust.
RETURN to oven and CONTINUE BAK-
ING 15 to 20 minutes or until filling is set and

bars are light brown around the edges. Cool
completely on a wire rack. Sprinkle with addi-
tional powdered sugar. Use edges of foil to
lift bars from pan. Place on a cutting board.
Pull back edges of foil for easy cutting.
REYNOLDS KITCHENS TIP: Line pans
with Release Non-Stick Foil before you cook
to avoid scrubbing pans afterwards. To line
pans easily, turn the pan upside down and
press a sheet of foil around it with non-stick
(dull) side down toward pan. Remove foil.
Flip pan upright and drop foil inside. Non-
stick side should be facing up toward food.
Crimp foil edges to rim of pan.

HEARTY VENISON POT PIES

Prep Time: 25 min. Cook Time: 25 min.
Makes: 8 servings

Reynolds Oven Bag, Large Size
1/4 cup flour
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon dry mustard
1/2 teaspoon chili powder
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4, cup chili sauce
2 tablespoons vinegar ',:
1 tablespoon honey
2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
3 pounds venison stew meat, cut in
cubes
1 can (16 oz.) diced tomatoes
1 medium green pepper, coarsely
chopped
1 large onion, coarsely chopped
2 cups diagonally sliced carrots
1/2 package (10 oz.) pie crust mix

PREHEAT oven to 325=F. Shake flour
in Reynolds Oven Bag; place in a 13x9x2-
inch baking pan.
ADD salt, dry mustard, chili powder,
pepper, chili sauce, vinegar, honey and

Worcestershire sauce; squeeze oven bag
gently to mix ingredients.
ADD venison, tomatoes, onion, green
pepper and carrots; turn oven bag to mix
ingredients. Arrange ingredients in an even
layer.
CLOSE oven bag with nylon tie; cut six
1/2-inch slits in top. Tuck ends of bag in
pan.
BAKE 2 1/2 hours or until venison is
fork tender. Divide stew equally among 4
aluminum tart pans or small oven-safe
casseroles; set aside.
PREHEAT oven to 4000F. Roll out pie
crust dough on lightly floured sheet of
Reynolds Parchment Paper. Cut out
four 5 1/2-inch circles; top each pie with
one circle. Carefully press edges with
tines of fork. Cut slits in center to vent
steam.
BAKE 20 to 25 minutes or until golden
brown.
REYNOLDS KITCHENS TIP: Freeze
game in Reynolds Freezer Paper.
Convenient freezer storage chart is found on
each carton. Find additional recipes on
www.reynoldskitchens.com.

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LOCAL NEWS

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2006

,'-: .'.
Okaloosa County '...
marriage licenses
10/1: Eric Preston Adams,
26, and Peggy Amanda;,
Casper, 21, both of Holt.;*-
10/2: Stephen Christopther-
Blackburn, 37, and Laurde.,
Anna Deaton, 46, both-of.
Crestview.
10/14: James Michaeii.
Thomas, 41, and C
Raelynn Hayes, 30, both. -fi
Crestview.
10/20: Patrick Jan.,
Kineses, 22, and Sarah^
Denise Pileggi, 23, boHf'_;l'
Holt. .
11/3: Jason Chad Sandem;, :
29, and Christina Nicole.'
Herrington, 29, both ,-:
Crestview.
11/9: David Alien Harriss;
39, and Ashley Nicole .RiC9r,
19, both of Crestview" '.
Morritz Mailandt, 26_-,
Aachen, Germany. i
Rosaline Harriet .Rta,
Noris, 36, of CrestvjMe- i
11/10: Millage GOre;g
Cadenhead, 59, ,and.rand
Shirlene Madden, 49;-bo
Crestview. o Steven'P
Warsheski, 29, and LOW
Charlotte Aiello, 23, bot
Crestview. o Jeremy ::
Stephens, 29,
Lawrenceville, GA and.i
Michelle Morgan, 24,.'-'.,
Cresiview
11/11: Stacy Corde,
Crooks, 20, and April MA'
Godwin, 19, both --.'.
Crestview. o Michael :
Hardman, 29, and
Kay Bean, 25, bof.j
Crestview.
11/12: Aaron, :ki
Stewart, 20, and '-2
LeiLani Herbert, 21, b
Crestview. .,
,

American Legion Post 75 donates school supplies

Members of American Legion Post 75 unload school supplies from a truck American Legion Post 75 members and Mrs. Cunnlngham's 2nd grade class
at Southside Elementary. (photo submitted) at Southside Elementary. (photo submitted)

The American Legion
Post 75 of Crestview
recently brought a

truckload of school sup- included were writing
plies to Southside paper, pencils, pens, hand
Elementary. The supplies soap, folders and writing

tablets.
Mrs. Cunningham's
grade class received

supplies, which were
2nd shared with the entire
the school. (story submitted)

Ss &Y CHS's Dunn Teacher of the Week

Mrs. Strlckland and Mrs. Russell's third graders proudly display the dictionaries donated by the
Rotary Club. "Thanks to Rotary President Dawn Helms, and all of the Rotary Club members for
giving back to our youths. It is wonderful to know we have such caring community members,"
said Mrs. Strickland. (photo submitted)

Congratulations to Crestview High School's Band Director,
Jody Dunn, for being selected the Z96 Teacher of the
Week by radio station WZNS. Mr. Dunn was nominated by
one of his band students, Lauren Edwards. Photographed
is Blanca Gomez from Z96, Jody Dunn, and Lauren
Edwards. (photo submitted)

COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS

Please turn in your community
news briefs to the News Bulletin
by 5 p.m. on the Thursdays
prior to publication.
NOVEMBER
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS
STREES: This year the American
Red Cross has teamed up with their
friends across Okaloosa County to
bring you a Christmas Tree lot in
ppestview, North Okaloosa County.
'teil have Frasier Fir ChrisTmas
I ree' from the mountains 'of North
Carolina, wreaths, a beverage
station for hot chocolate and cider.
Shhh- there will also be visits from
special holiday friends. Make it a
family event and go buy your tree
there!
The lot opened Nov. 24th. Hours
are Monday Friday 3:00 p.m. -
7:00 p.m.; Saturday 10:00 a.m. -
7:00 p.m.; Sunday 12:00 7:00
p.m.
HOLIDAY EVENING IN OLDE
SEVILLE SQUARE: Bring your
family and friends for a very special
Holiday. Evening in Olde Seville
Square, filled with caroling by
candlelight and joyous holiday music
from 6:30-9 p.m. on Thursday, Nov.
30 at Seville Square in downtown
Pensacola. Continuing an old
tradition, the Pensacola Heritage
Foundation will also light the Seville
Square Christmas tree. This family
evening is made possible by Baptist
Health Care and WEAR-TV 3.
The annual Christmas event is.
organized by the Pensacola
Heritage Foundation, which also
provides free concerts in Seville
Square every Thursday evening

during the summer season. The
organization has worked for more
than 40 years to preserve the
architecture and heritage of the
Seville Square district.
For more information, call the
Pensacola Heritage Foundation at
(850) 438-6505.
DECEMBER
"WINTER WONDERLAND":
The Fort Walton Beach Community
Chorus completes its 32nd year of
providing family entertainment to the
community with its Christmas
production of "Winter Wonderland'.
SPerformances will be at the Fort
Walton Beach Municipal Auditorium
on Friday, Dec. 8th at 8 p.m.;
Saturday, Dec. 9th at 3 p.m. and 8
p.m.; and on Sunday, Dec. 10th at 3
p.m. Seating is limited, so make
your plans and ticket purchases
early for this most enjoyable
entertainment opportunity.
Ticket pnces.are adults, $10,
seniors and children under 12 years,
$8. For additional information,
contact Jean Hodgins. Director, at
850-863-2775.
BREAKFAST SEMINAR: The
Greater Fort Walton Beach
Chamber of Commerce Health Care
Committee cordially invites the
community to attend a breakfast
seminar on "Understanding and
Managaing stress".
The seminar will be held at
Westwood Retirement Resort, Fort
Walton Beach, on Tuesday,
December 12, 2006 at 7:30 a.m.
Donations of can goods and non-
perishable items will be accepted for
Sharing and Caring. Items such as
socks, shawls, small personal

hygiene items will be donated to
Home Instead for seniors in the local
area.
Please RSVP to the Chamber by
Dec. 8th at (850) 244-8191.
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE:
Crescent Park Village Assisted
Living Facility is celebrating five
years of service in the Crestview
area. Those residents, staff, families
and friends who have been a part of
the facility during the past 5 years
;are, encouraged, Jt jojP.,. the
celebration at a Holiday Open
House on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m.
"The Silver Thread" senior dance
troupe will share their version of
"Christmas Around The World."
Refreshments will be served. For
more information call 683-3997.
NORTHWEST FLORIDA
BLOOD CENTER: Monday
December 4 Cope Inc. Davis
Lane DeFuniak Springs 9am to
2pm / Tuesday December 5 -
Crestview High School 7.30am to
1.30pm / Wednesday December 6-
L-3 Crestview Aerospace 7am to
4pm / Thursday December 7 Eglin
78 PMEL and 46th Test Squad -
8.30am to 3.30pm / Friday
December 8 Professional Products
- DeFuniak Springs 8am to 2pm /
Saturday December 9 Wal Mart -
Crestview 10am to 3pm / Sunday
December 10. Christ Our
Redeember Church Niceville 8am
t9 1pm
PANCAKE BREAKFAST: A
Multi-family yard sale and pancake
breakfast sponsored by Concord
Lodge # 50 will be Saturday, Dec. 2
from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the York
Rite Masonic Center. Come in,shop,
and have a bite to eat!

FLORIDA LEGISLATURE
PUBLIC HEARING: Members of
Okaloosa County's state legislative
delegation will hold a public hearing
on Tues., Dec. 19 from 5:30 to 6:30
p.m. at Okaloosa-Walton College in
Niceville to hear proposals for the
2007 regular session of the Florida
Legislature. It will take place in the
Gallery Room of the K Building.
The legislative delegation
consists of Rep. Don Brown, its
chairman, Representatives Marti
Coley and Greg Evers, and
Senators Don Gaetz and Durell
Peaden Jr. To request a spot on the
agenda for the hearings, individuals
should contact Representative Don
Brown's office in DeFuniak Springs
at 850-892-8431 not later than 5
p.m., Friday, December 15.
"HOLIDAY TREASURES -
UNLOCK THE MAGIC": is the
theme for the 2006 Fort Walton
Beach Christmas Parade. This
year's event, is scheduled for
Monday, December 4, 2006 at 6:30
p.m. Mayor Mike Anderson will
serve as the Grand Marshal in this
annual event, which kicks off the
Holiday Season along the Emerald
Coast.
As always, the last float in the
parade will feature Santa Claus
accompanied by his elves which will
be dispersing Christmas candies to
the children, both young and old.
To obtain a parade entry
application, or receive additional
information on the Christmas
Parade, please contact Linda
Sinwelski at the Parks & Recreation
Department at 833-9576. The
deadline to submit your parade
application is November 29, 2006 at

5:00 PM.
"CHRISTMAS ON 'THE
COAST": The Pensacola Children's
Chorus' presents its annual
production of -Christmas on the
Coast" December 7, 8 & 9 at 7:30.
p.m., and will offer a new matinee
performance this year at 2:30 p.m.
on Sunday, December 10. All
performances take place at the
Pensacola Saenger Theatre. in
downtown Pensacola.
"Tickets are0o o' sale"atiltte
Saenger Theatre Box ,Offide,atrall
TicketMaster outlets, and at
www.ticketmaster.com, or charge by
phone by calling 850-434-7444.
Prices are $26.00,;$23.00 and
$12.00. The price includes a $2.00
facility fee and tickets are also
subject to an additional box office
processing fee at the time of
purchase.
CHRISTMAS IN CRESTVIEW
TOUR OF. HOMES: The GFWC.
Woman's Club of Crestview, Inc.'s
Annual 'Chrislmas in Crestview Tour
of Homes will be held on Sun., Dec..
3 from 2 to 6 p.m. Four local homes
will be beautifully and lovingly'
decorated for the holidays. Every
home will be unique and inspiring,
and refreshments will be served at
the Clubhouse Building at 150
Woodlawn Drive, Crestview (behind
Woodlawn Baptist Church).
Tickets are $10 for adults and $5
for children under' 12. For
information or tickets, please call
683-1963, 862-1777, or 683-9117.
Proceeds will go to club charities. :.
SENIOR CHRISTMAS PARTY:
Elder Services of Okaloosa County
will be holding its Annual
Countywide Senior Christmas Party

Wednesday, December 13, 2006 at
the BPOE Elks Lodge, Okaloosa
Island.' Reservations are limited to
the first 150 guest and may be made
by calling 833-9165 The event will
include a traditional holiday meal,
entertainment, door prizes and
special guests.
The event is supported by the
BPOE Elks Lodge, Niceville ROTC,
Sand Gulf Power Companies. Call
today to make a reservation.
CHRISTMASqPA8ADE1 vT-e
"2006 Downtown ~.9rqsyew
Christmas Parade" will be on
Saturday, December 2 at 5:30 p.m.
SThe parade will follow the traditional
(south to north) route through
downtown Crestview. Santa Claus
will ride in the parade and will greet
and hear about wish list items
immediately following the parade.
A record number of area
businesses, churches,
organizations, school groups, bands
and individuals are expected to be in
the parade this year. Plaques will be
awarded to first and second place
float entry participants.
Volunteers are still needed. If
you would like to participate, please
call Kim Gerhardt at 758-7536 or
Mickey Rytman at 974-4369.
CALL FOR ARTISTS: The
GFWC Milton Women's Club needs
artists for its Christmas on the River
event.Dates and times are Dec. 1,
.11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Dec. 2, 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. at South Riverwalk
Park and Willing Street in downtown
Milton. Arts and crafts vendors are
.invited to participate. The booth fee
is $50. For an application call 850-
,983-8310 or email:
COTRO6@aol.com.

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Crestview News Bulletin I 9A

Okaloosa County Master Gardener program receives state awards
Larry Williams
Extension Agent, Horticulture

Okaloosa County
Extension brought home i
numerous awards from the A .
26th Annual Florida Master ,
Gardener Continued Training 4 &
Conference held recently in *. .
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NOTES

Schedule
Thursday
Boys basketball
Baker at South Walton, 6:15 p.m.
Walton at Crestvlew, 7;30 p.m.
Girls basketball
Freeport at Baker, 6:4e p.m.
Middle school basketball
Davidson at Richbourg, 5 p.m.
Middle.school soccer
Ruckel at Davidson, 5 p.m.
Liza Jackson vs. Richbourg, 5 p.m.
at Crestview High School
Friday
Boys basketball
Bozeman at Baker, 6:15 p.m.
Niceville at Crestvlew, 7 p.m.
Escambia Charter at Laurel Hill, 7
p.m.
S Girls basketball
Crestview at Choctawhatchee, 6:30
p.m.
Men's college basketball
Panhandle Shootout, Okaloosa--
Walton College. vs. Santa Fe, 6 p.m. at
Chipola
Women's college basketball
Florida JUCO Tournament,
Okaloosa-Walton College vs. Santa Fe,
7 p.m. at Gainesville

Photos
More photographs of local
sporting events can be seer
on the Internet at www.pic-
tureu2.dotphoto.cdm.

College football
Troy kept its Sun Belt
Conference championship
hopes alive with a come-from-
behind 21-20 win at Middle
Tennessee State on Nov. 25.
The Trojans (6-5, 5-1) scored
two touchdowns in the final.
2:19 to swipe the victory.
Shawn Todd, a 2003
Crestview High School grad-
uate, started at right defen-
sive end and made a solo
tackle for Troy. Richard
Bortner (Crestview. '04)
played on the offensive line
for the Blue Raiders.
t- rro y wii claim the Sun
Belt Conference's automatic
bid to the New Orleans Bowl
with a victory at winless
Florida International on
Saturday. MTSU (7-5, 6-1)
goes to the New Orleans
Bowl if the Trojans stumble.
Brian Reynolds (Crestview
'03) started at nickel back as
Sthe Delta State football team,
defeated North Carolina
Central 24-17 on Nov. 25 in
the NCAA Division II round of
16. The Statesmen (11-2) play
S at North Alabama (11-0) on
Saturday in the Southeast
Region championship game.'

OWC sports
The Okaloosa-Walton
College men's basketball
team suffered its first loss of
the season when it fell 72-67
at home on Nov. 24 against
No. 11 Georgia Perimeter on
the first night of the OWC
Rick Flores Clasic. The,
Raiders (7-1) bounced back
Nov. 25 with an 83-80 win.
against Chattahoochee
Valley, the No. 1 community
college team in Alabama.
The Okaloosa-Walton
College women's basketball
team (7-2) extended its win-
ning streak to five games with
two wins in the Rick Flores
Classic. The Raiders beat
Wallace 66-53 on Nov. 24.
OWC topped Hillsborough
66-37 on Nov. 25.

Little League
Registration for the 2007
season at Crestview Little
League will be held Saturday
at HideAway Pizza on Main
Street, and Dec. 9 at Ace
.Hardware and Walgreen's.
Registration is from 10 a.m.-
2 p.m. on both days.
The league will also have
registration on Jan. 20, Jan.
27 and Feb. 3.
Children ages 5 to 16 who
live within the Crestview
Little League boundaries are
eligible to enroll to play base-
ball or fast pitch softball.
Registration is required even
if the child played previously.
Parents can find more
information online at
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Laurel Hill's Nylece Underwood (left)
looks to throw an outlet pass around
Baker's Courtney Fountain.

Brunson: Late-season

struggles came against

tough competition

Crestview football coach Matt
Brunson sat down with News Bulletin
SSports Editor Kyle Wright to review the
Dawgs' 2006 season. Crestview finished
7-4 and reached the Class 4A playoffs
Sfor the second straight season. The
Dawgs started 7-0 and cracked the top
10 in the state rankings before losing
their last four games.

Kyle Wright: After a few days to
reflect on the year, how would you
sum up the season in-a few words?---
Matt Brunson: A great start. Our
kids gave great effort. We didn't fin-
ish as well as we would have liked
to. But overall, a successful year.

KW: What were the things that
went right this season? What were
the most pleasant developments
this year?
MB: You always see kids develop.
We've got two or three kids who
might be the most improved kids
I've had in the program. You have
guys come on like Brett Edwards
who played his first varsiht season
this year and started at defensive
tackle and had a great year. We had,,
two new offensive linemen Brian
Duran and Austin Moser who :: ''
stepped up and had good years..
There are success stories like that in
every group.
Several of our guys performed at
high levels. (Quarterback) Joe
Thigpen finished up his career by
Throwing for over 1,200 yards.
Defensively, we recorded three
shutouts and averaged giving up
less than 10 points per game, which
is a great stat for those kids who
played defense. Defensively, going
into the year, we had several ques-
tion marks. Those guys stepped up.
and played well. Our defensive
coaches did a great job.
We also had some great games
offensively. We had a couple of
games where we were down at the
half and came out and had a great
second half. We averaged 23 points
per game and gave up less than 10,
and that is being successful.

KW: What were the things that
went wrong this season? What
were the not-so-pleasant develop-
ments this year?
MB: When we got down to the
latter part of our schedule against
some good teams, we struggled a lit-
tle bit offensively. One of our goals
was to win the district, and we were
runner up in the district. Then we
wanted to advance further in the
playoffs than what we did (in 2005),
and we failed to do that. But I don't
think it was because of lack of effort.
Our kids did a great job getting up
for each and every week. Our

Gators wear down Hoboes, 56-25

Many players contribute

to Baker's victory

Kyle Wright
News Bulletin Sports Editor

BAKER Kali Flanders already
made a name for herself with her
running talents.
Turns out Flanders can block out,
jump and shoot a basketball pretty
well, too,
Flanders' rebounding and hustle
points helped Baker's girls basket-
ball team build an early lead
Monday, night against visiting
Laurel Hill. The rest of the Gators
heated up in the second half as

-- Girls basketball

Baker (2-1) pulled away for a 56-25
victory.
"Kali balanced us," Gators coach
Kathy Combest said. "She was
guarding someone who was smaller
than her, and then she jumps well
and is quick and reads the ball. She
did a good job."
Flanders, the reigning county
champion in the 400-meter dash,
scored all eight of her points and
grabbed most of her 12 rebounds in
the first half. The rest of the Gators
missed 20 of their 27 shots during
the first 16 minutes, but -Flanders'
efforts helped Baker build a com-
fortable lead.

"I just tried to get
the ball back for us
and put it back up if
anyone missed,"
Flanders said. "We
got intense after the
first half and all
played together pret-
FLANDERS ty well."
Flanders' team-
mates found their shooting touch in
the second half. Chelsea Combest
drilled three straight 3-pointers in the
third quarter on her way to a game-
high 16 points. Kendria Young scored
nine of her 11 points in the second
half.
See GATORS, page 5B

S2006 RESULTS
Ite Team
25 Jay
I Woodham
15 at Pace
22 Lake City Chnstian
29 at Choctawhalceree
/6 Holmes County
/13 Fort Walton Beach
/20 Milton
/27:: Navarre
/3 at Mosley
Region 1-4A quarterfinal
/10 at Milton

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Crestviei
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DISTRICT 2-4A FINAL STANDINGS
District
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2006 STATISTICS

Name
Stephon Thrash
Calvin Slier
John Robinson
Tyler Rollo
Eric Reynolds
Joe Thigpen
Kyle Harrington
Austn Beiry
Gaoe Goodson
Rhys Polk
Totals

Name
Joe Thigpen
Totals

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Crestview High School football coach Matt Brunson surveys the action during
the Dawgs' Kickoff Classic against Niceville on Aug. 18.

offense slowed down a little bit in
the latter part of the year as we
faced some good teams.

KW: As fans and sportswriters,
we tend to get blinded by the wins
and the losses. As a coach, did you
see any difference in the perform-
ances in the seven wins compared
to the four losses?
MB: The level of competition had
a lot to do with that. We probably
played our best offensive football
game the night we played
Choctawhatchee (a 31-7 win at
Choctaw on Sept. 29). Offensively,
we might have peaked too early.

KW. What do you see as the next
step for the program?
MB: We finished the year with 23
seniors and a bunch of two-year and
three-year starters. Wd are definitely
going to have some holes to fill
come spring training and next fall.
But we've got some great young tal-
ent coming and we are excited about
the future."

KW: Different programs empha-
size different things in their offsea-
son programs. What will be the off-
season emphasis for your team?

MB: We work out on the weights
three days a week and work on
speed two days a week, so definitely
our goal is to get bigger and
stronger and faster.

KW: We know the FHSAA won't
let you officially start drawing up
your 2007 schedule until January,
but do you have an early idea of
what your schedule will look like
for next year?
MB: We are waiting to see what
they do with Woodham (the
Pensacola school is projected to
close) and the districts. We will start
scheduling when they lock down
our district.

KW: With the way the city of
Crestview has been growing, is
there a chance you will get moved
up to Class 5A?
MB: No. Our student population
is 1,900. Right where it has been.

KW: Give us an early idea of
what you expect your 2007 team to
look like.
MB: We've got some good, athletic
skill guys coming. We are going to
have to find a quarterback. But I think

See BRUNSON, page 3B

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Name
Kyle Harringlon
Johnathan Peacock
Rhys Polk.
Shaun Cobb
Randy McKee
Eric Reynolds
Calvin Slier
Josh Edwards
Others
Totals

Rushing
Al
10
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5
3
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4

37
Passing
Comp-Att
83-152
83-152

Results
W, 28-0
W, 31-13
W, 21-3
W, 42-0
W, 31-7
-W, 49-0
W, 10-7
L, 7-6
L, 21-7
L, 35-25
L, 10-3

Overall
W-L
7-4
7-4
3-7
1-8

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9 646
5 515
8 262
8 224
7 152
7 94
5 33
7 24
4 11
4 4
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Yds TDs
1,247 5
1,247 5

Receiving
Catches .
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11
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4
2
2
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6
83

Tackles
ISacks kept separately ana Ihen adaaa to lolall
Name Solos Assists Total-
J.L. Thomason 30 78 116
Kyle Harrlngton 38 64 102
Nathan Johnson 22 44, 74
Brett Moore 18 54 72
Randy McKee 15 30 52
Brett Edwards 10 29 43
Ryan Hooper 10 30 43
Stephon Thrash 22 21 43
James Amos 23 15 38
Tysean Thrash 20 10 30
Caleb Powell 4 26 30
Bobby English 7 24 32
Kyle Hutto 5 15 20
Kevin Walle 10 16 27
Damell Marion 2 8 13
Richard Moore 1 19 23
Josh Edwards 4 6 10
Gabe Goodson 1 7 9
Shaun Cobb 1 6 7
Johnathan Peacock 3 1 4
Matt Sanders 1 2 4
Tyler Rollo 1 1 3
Brian Duran 1 2 3
Austin Berry 0 3 3
Michael Herbergs 0 3 3
Darius Robbins 0 1 2
Eric Reynolds 0 1 1
Totals 249 516 807
Sacks
8 J.L. Thomason, Nathan Johnson; 7 Randy
McKee; 4 Brett Edwards; 3 Ryan Hooper, Damell
Marion, Richard Moore; 1 Bobby English, Kevin Walle,
Tyler Rollo, Matt Sanders, Gabe Goodson, Darius
Robbins.
Fumble recoveries
3 J.L. Thomason; 2 Nathan Johnson, Brett
Moore; 1 Randy McKee, James Amos, Bobby English,
Shaun Cobb
Interceptions
3 James Amos, Tysean Thrash; 1 Brett Moore

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Crestview football: Season in review

'Overall, a successful year'

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BRUNSON, from page 1B

we've got some good young
talent that will be moving up
into the backfield, and hope-
fully a couple of receivers
will emerge out of that
group. We've got a couple of
good linemen coming back.
We've definitely got to shore
up those positions up front.
But overall, I think we
should be fine. We've just
got to get a guy at the quar-
terback position who can
make things happen.

KW: Every team in the
program, from middle
school through the varsity,
had at least a .500 season.
Talk about the seasons for
your younger players.
MB: The freshman team
was 8-0 and the JV was 6-1.
The success they had at that
level is important. Those
guys get used to wining
and expect to win.
Hopefully when they move
on to the varsity level, if
they get bigger, faster and
stronger, we'll be able to
keep the level of success up.

KW: What is the happi-
est memory you will take
away from this season?
MB: Of course we liked
beating Choctawhatchee

"Weive got to get out of the first round. We've got
to get over the hump of beating Milton. We'll worry
about our district first, and we'll worry about get-
ting Crestview ready. But (Milton) is a hurdle
we've got to overcome."

MATr BRUNSON
Crestview coach on his goals for the 2007 season
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and Fort Walton Beach, our
in-county rivals. But we-
went over to Pace (on Sept.
15) and had a pretty good
night and won 21-3. That
win over Pace had been
long awaited. So that was a
good memory."

KW: What are your early
goals for the 2007 season?
MB: We want to win the
district, make the playoffs,
and we've got to get out of.
the first round. We've got to
get over the hump of beat-
ing Milton. (The Panthers
have eliminated Crestview
from the playoffs in each of
the last two years). We'll
worry about our district
first, and we'll worry about

getting Crestview ready. But
(Milton) is a hurdle we've
got to overcome.

KW: What is your off-
season message to
Crestview fans?
MB: As sophomores, this
senior class was 2-7. As jun-
iors, those guys won a dis-
trict championship and went
7-3. Then as seniors this
year, we were runner-up in
the district and we were 7-4.
Those guys have been suc-
cessful two years in a row.
We wish those.guys well.
There are some great kids
and great young men in that
group and I think they will
do well and be successful in
whatever they try.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHEERLEADING FUNDRAIS-
ER: The Davidson Middle School
cheerleading squad is selling raffle tick-
ets to raise money for its trip to a com-
petition in Jacksonville in January. Top
prize is a set of Sorrelli jewelry. Second
prize is a day spa package valued at
$250. Tickets are $5 per chance. To pur-
chase a ticket, contact any Davidson
cheerleader or mother, or contact spon-
sor Melissa Walts at the school at (850)
683-7500 x703.
MGA GOLF: The Men's Golf
Association will hold a tournament
Dec. 9 at Foxwood Country Club.
Shotgun start is at 8 a.m. Players must
sign in by 7:45 a.m. Format is for man
teams international points. Points based
on two net scores per hole. Teams
drawn by the tournament committee.
SPlayers must sign up by 4 p.m. Dec. 8.
Entry fee is $10 plus $2:for a skins
game. Players must. be members of

Foxwood Country Club and the Men's
Golf Association, and must have a ver-
ifiable USGA handicap.
PACEMAKERS GOLF: The
Pacemakers Christmas Golf
Tournament will be held Dec. 11 at
Foxwood Country Club. Shotgun start
at 9 a.m. Format is 10/20/30. Players
must be age 50 or older to compete.
Four flights, including Super Seniors.
Entry fee is $30. For details, call.(850)
682-2012 or (850) 826-2012.
LITTLE LEAGUE: Registration
for the 2007 season at Crestview Little
League will be held Dec. 2 at
HideAway Pizza on Main Street, and
Dec. 9 at Ace Hardware and Walgreens.
Registration is from 10 a.m.-2 p.m, on
both days. The league u il also have
registration on Jan. 20, Jan. 27 and Feb.
3. with times and locations to- be
announced at a later date. Children ages
5 to 16 who live'within.the Crestviewp
Little League boundaries are eligible to
enroll to play baseball or fast pitch

Softball. Registration is required even
if the child played previously. Parents
can find more information online at
www.crestviewlittleleague.com or call
423-1011 and leave a message.
CLUB VOLLEYBALL: A
Crestview club volleyball team is hold-
ing open gym from 4-6 p.m. on
Sunday. The club hopes to draw
enough players to form teams in the
17U, 15U and 14U divisions. For
details, contact Nicki Batson. at
Crestview High School at (850) 689-
7177.
CHALLENGER BASEBALL
REGISTRATION: Challenger
Division Registration for District 1
Little League Baseball will take place
Dec. 9 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Ruckel
Middle School in Niceville.
Prospective players should bring a birth
certificate copy 9or;ome other proof pf
age. For more information, contact
Diane Covey at (850) 678-0753.

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Beef O'Brady's Fan of the Week. Each week the News Bulletin will be taking a photo of the
crowd at one of our local sporting events. We will randomly select someone in that photo to
be our top fan. This week's winner was at the Laurel Hill-Baker girls basketball game Monday
at the Baker School gymnasium. If you are our winner please call 682-6524 to arrange to
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Boys

Results
Nov. 21
Fort Walton Beach 63, Crestview 34
Nov. 25
Rocky Bayou 70, Baker 60

Schedule
Thursday
Baker at South Walton, 6:15 p.m.
Walton at Crestview, 7:30 p.m.
Friday
Bozeman at Baker, 6:15 p.m.
Niceville at Crestview, 7 p.m.
Escambia Charter at Laurel Hill, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 5
Crestview at Choctawhatchee, 7 p.m.
Baker at Ponce de Leon, 7:15 p.m.
Laurel Hill at East Hill, 7 p.m.

Leaders
(Through Monday) ';r:*i
Name Scoring average
Josh Rose, Baker 19.0.
Jeffery Reese, LHS 17.0
Chad Donley, Baker 16.0
Colton Henry, Baker 12.0
Demitrus Glover, CHS 9.0
Tyrell Mays, CHS 8.0
lan Glover, CHS 7.0
Zach Sledge, LHS 7.0
Skylar Armstrong, CHS 6.0
Daren Weekley, LHS 6.0
Austin McCart, Baker 6.0
Cory Wenrich, CHS 5.5
Austen Stucki, LHS 5.0
Chad Lawhon, Baker 5.0
Chris Pickett, CHS 4.0
Harold Bielec, LHS 4.0
Tony Womack, LHS 4.0
Timaria McKay, LHS 4.0
Richard Moore, CHS 3.5
Wyatt Lee, LHS 3.0
Tyler Maldonado, CHS 2.5
Isaiah Raite, LHS 2.0
Matt Colson, CHS 1.5
Napolean Sanguillen, CHS 1.5
Cortez Whatley, CHS 1.0

Results
Nov. 21
South Walton 50, Laurel Hill 35
Nov. 23
Moss Point (Miss.) 67, Crestview 58,
Choctaw Tourney quarterfinal
Nov. 24
Crestview 67, Forest 50, Choctaw
Tourney consolation bracket
Nov. 25
Crestview 45, Atmore (Ala.) 42,
Choctaw Tourney fifth place game
Nov. 27
Baker 56, Laurel Hill 25

Schedule
Thursday
Freeport at Baker, 6:45 p.m.
Friday
Crestview at Choctawhatchee, 6:30 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 4
Niceville at Baker, 6 p.m.
Walton at Laurel Hill, 7:15 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 5
Laurel Hill at East Hill, 6 p.m.
Crestview at Fort Walton Beach, 7 p.m.

Leaders
(Through Monday)
Name Scoring average
Chelsea Combest, Baker 15.3
Sally Feagins, LHS 15.2
Jamia Akins, CHS 12.7
Tera Gainer, CHS 12.3
Courtney Fountain, Baker 9.3
Mercedes Day, LHS 8.2
Nyiece Underwood, LHS 7.6
Shawntia Blackshear, CHS 7.5
Ashley Archie, CHS 6.7
Kendria Young, Baker 6.7
Liz Graham, CHS 6.2
Sophie Dimartino, Baker 4.7
Dee Thompson, CHS 4.0
Laqueatta Williams, LHS 3.8
Heather Chestnut, Baker 3.7
Shawn Josey, Baker 3.3
Kali Flanders, Baker 3.3
Katie Free, LHS 3.2

Boys District 1-5A
Team W
Fort Walton Beach 1
Choctawhatchee 0
Niceville 0
Pace 0
Tate 0
Crestview 0
Girls District 1-5A
Team W
Fort Walton Beach 1
Crestview 2
Niceville 1
Pace 0
Choctawhatchee 0
Tate 0

Game of the Week
Rocky Bayou 70, Baker 60
Nov. 25
Baker showed progress in its season opener,
despite the loss. Rocky Bayou beat the Gators by
29 points in the season opener last year. The
teams were tied at halftime, but the Knights took
advantage of some Baker defensive breakdowns
in the third quarter and built a double-digit lead.
The Gators' top three scorers were all freshmen.

Game to Watch
Walton at Crestview
Thursday 7:30 p.m.
Crestview's season-opening five-game
homestand continues with a game against a
program that reached -the' Class! 3Astate-quar-",-#
terfinals last season. Walton!s top players from -
last year now play for college programs in the
Panhandle, but the Braves still expect another
strong season. Walton is coached by former
Laurel Hill head man JerryHester. Tyrell Mays
was Crestview's most productive scorer during
the Dawgs' first two games.

Player of the Week
Josh Rose
Baker
Rose, a freshman point guard, followed up
his strong play in Baker's preseason games with
a 19-point outing during the Gators' regular sea-
son opener against Rocky Bayou on Nov. 25.
Rose's presence helped Baker score 27 more
points than it did against Rocky Bayou in the
2005-06 season opener.

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Girls

Game of the Week
Crestview 45, Atmore (Ala.) 42
Nov. 25
The Dawgs held off Atmore to claim fifth place
in the Choctawhatchee Thanksgiving tournament.
CHS outscored the Blue Devils 12-9 in the final
period to earn the victory. Liz Graham led
Crestview with 16 points. The Dawgs' frontcourt
duo of Shawntia Blackshear and Ashley Archie
combined for 22 points.

Game to Watch
Crestview at Fort Walton Beach
Dec. 5 7 p.m.
Crestview (4-2) will measure its progress with
a game against the reigning Region 1-5A cham-
pions. The Vikings defeated the Dawgs 59-41
on Nov. 17, handing CHS its first loss of the sea-
son. Tandra Milton and Lori Fletcher combined
for 29 points for Fort Walton Beach (2-2) in the
first meeting. Another intriguing matchup this
week pits Class 2A Baker against Class 5A
Niceville on Dec. 4.

Player of the Week
Jamia Akins
Crestview
Akins led the Dawgs with 41 points in three
games during the Choctawhatchee Thanksgiving
tournament. Akins poured in 25 points the high-
est total for any Crestview player this season to
help the Dawgs defeat Forest on. Nov. 24. Akins
also led CHS with 16 points during the Dawgs'
tournament-opening loss against Moss Point
(Miss.) on Nov. 23.

District standings
Boys District 1-2A
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Baker 0 I
Freeport 0 I
Jay 0
Pensacola Christian 0 i

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Boys District 1-1A
Team W
Laurel Hill 0
Central 0
Dr. Gainer 0
East Hill 0
Escambla Charter 0
Paxton 0
Rocky Bayou 0
Girls District 1-1A
Team W
Laurel Hill 1
East Hill 0
Paxton 0
Rocky Bayou 0
Central 0

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ENACTMENT

OF AN ORDINANCE

Pursuant to Article 4, Chapter 102 of the City
Code and. Section 166.041,, Florida Statutes;,
the Crestview City Council proposes to adopt
the folloWifnjodiinahce set forth by title as fol-
lows:
ORDINANCE NO. 1321

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CRESTVIEW, FLORI-
DA PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF LOTS 3 AND
4, BLOCK 104, TOWN OF CRESTVIEW, LOCATED IN
SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP.3 NORTH, RANGE 23 WEST,
FROM COMMERCIAL (C-1) DISTRICT ZONING TO SIN-
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ZONING; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY; PROVIDING
FOR UPDATE OF THE CRESTVIEW ZONING MAP;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

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conjunction
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December 11,
2006 at 6:00
p.m., in the
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attend the City Council meeting and to provide written
and/or verbal comments on the matters under consid-
eration. The ordinances are available for public inspec-
tion during normal business hours at the Administrative
Services Department, City Hall, 198 North Wilson
Street, Crestview, Florida from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.

The City Council of the City of Crestview, Florida does
not discriminate upon the basis of any individual's dis-
ability status. Anyone requiring reasonable accommo-
dation as provided for in the Americans With Disabilities
Act to insure access to and participation in the meeting
should contact the Office of the City Clerk at (850) 682-
6131 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 considered at
this meeting or public hearing 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 testi-
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HIGH SCHOOLS
BOYS BASKETBALL
Nov. 21
Fort Walton Beach 63, Crestvlew 34
Fort Walton Beach 11 22 7 23 63
Crestview 9 6 8 11 34
Crestview scoring Cory Wenrich 8,
Tyrell Mays 7, lan Glover 7, Chris Pickett 4,
Matt Colson 3, Skylar Armstrong 2, Tyler
Maldonado 2, Napolean Sanguillen 1.
Nov. 25
Rocky Bayou 70, Baker 60
Rocky Bayou 17 19 23 11 70
Baker 15 21 11 13 60
Baker scoring Josh Rose 19, Chad
Donley 16, Colton Henry 2, Austin McCart 6,
Chad Lawhon 5, Terry Cobb.2.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Nov. 21
South Walton 50, Laurel Hill 35
South Walton 8 8 15 19 50
Laurel Hill 9 10 5 11 35
Laurel Hill scoring Sally Feagins 10,
Nylece Underwood 10, Mercedes Day 7,
Laqueatta Williams 3, Katie Free 3, Megan
Tersegno2.
Nov. 23
Moss Point (Miss.) 67, Crestvlew 58
Moss Point 11 22 12 22 67
Crestview 9 10 21 18 58
Crestview scoring Jamla Akins 16,
Tera Gainer 15, Liz Graham 9, Dee
Thompson 6, Shawntia Blackshear 5, Ashley
Archie 4, Dominique Maisonet 2, Jordan
Thurman 1.
Nov. 24
Crestview 67, Forest 50
Crestvlew 16 19 16 16 67
Forest 9 18 8 15 50
.: Crestvlew scoring Jamia Aklns 25,
Tera Gainer 17, Shawntla Blackshear 6,
Jordan Thurman 6, Ashley Archie 5, Dee
Thompson 2, Uz Graham 2, Kayla Gregory 2,
Jazmin Shy 1, Dominique Malsonet 1.
Nov. 25
Creatvlew 45, Atmore (Ala.) 42
Atmore 10 12 11 9 42
Crestview 9 17 7 12 45
Crestvlew scorers Liz Graham 16,
Shawnila Blackshear 12, Ashley Archie 10,
Tera Gainer 6. Joraan Thurmian 1.
Nov. 27
Baker 56, Laurel Hill 25
LaurelHill 9 1 10 5 25
Baker 11 13 14 18 56
Laurel Hill scoring Nylece
Underwood 9, Sally Feaglns 7, Mercedes
Day 4, Katie Free 3, Laqueatta Williams 2.
Baker scoring Chelsea Combest 16,
Kendria Young 11, Courtney Fountain 9, Kall
Flanders 8, Shawn Josey 2, Samantha
Gronberg 2, Bethany Miesch 2, Hanna
McGraw 2. Heather Chestnut 2, Sophie
Dimartino 2

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Girls
basketball
Crestview (4-
2, 2-1 in District
1-5A) won two of three games
and finished fifth at a
Thanksgiving tournament at
SChoctawhatchee: ".' '
The Dawgs started the
tournament with a 67-58 loss
,against Moss Point (Miss.)
on Nov. 23.
S: CHS was victimized by a
37-point effort- from Moss
,Point's top post player, who
has interest from Duke and
other major college pro-
grams. The Dawgs also shot
just 12 of 31 from the free
throw line.
Crestview bounced back
With a 67-50 win against
Forest on Nov. 24. CHS
guards Jamia Akins and Tera
Gainer combined for 42
points in the Dawgs' win.

Crestview
Tate

1 4 0
0 2 0

GIRLS SOCCER
District standings
District 1-5A

Team
Niceville
Pace
Tate
Fort Walton Beach
Crestvlew
Choctawhatchee

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Crestview's Nakia Bradshaw brings the ball up the court dur-
ing the Dawgs' girls basketball game against Tate on Nov. 16.
Bradshaw and her CHS teammates finished fifth in a
Thanksgiving tourney hosted by Choctawhatchee last week.

WRESTLING
Nov. 21
Crestview 53, Pace 27
Tate 49, Crestview 28
Crestvlew 45, Choctawhatchee 34,
CHS results
103 Danny Johnson 2-1 (2 pins).
112 -Zach Carty 0-3.
119 Anthony Rivera-Rodriguez 2-1.
125- Kyle Miller 2-1.
130 Kenny Undros 2-1.
135 -Travis Barnhll 1-1.
140 Nate Johnson 3-0 (3 pins).
145 Eric Smith 1-2.
152 Nick Panucci 3-0 (3 pins).
160 Kyle Lusk 0-3.
171 -Aaron Dean 1-2 (12 pin).
189 -Artum Pazych 3-0 (3 pins).
215 Ryan Foust 1-2.
Hwt Daniel Winstead 1-2.

Crestview claimed fifth
place in the tournament by
outlasting Atmore (Ala.) 45-42
on Nov. 25.. Liz Graham (16
points) and Shawntia
Blackshear (12 points) both
posted season highs for the
Dawgs.
'We. :gqt better-as.we went "
along," CHS coacti Sarah;
King said. 'We will do one
thing well in one game and
another thing well in another
game. If we can put it all
together, we will look great."

Wrestling
Crestview opened its duals
season by winning two of
three matches during a quad-
meet held Nov. 21 at
Davidson Middle School.
The Dawgs (2-1) defeated
Pace and Choctawhatchee,
and fell against Tate. All four.
teams are part of District 1-2A.
"A great night," said Jeff
Fowler of the CHS coaching

Junior varsity
Daniel Home 1-1 with a pin; Colin Smith
1-0 with a pin; George Frye 1-0 with a pin;
Trevor Sauls 1-0 with a pin.
BOYS SOCCER
Nov.27
Fort Walton Beach 2, Crestview 1
Fort Walton Beach 1 1 2
Crestview 0 1 1
Crestview goal Ryan Jewell (David
Pyle assist).

District standings
District 1-5A
Team W
Niceville 3
Choctawhatchee 3
Pace 1
Fort Walton Beach 1

L T
0 0
0 1
1 1
2 0

staff. "The wrestlers compet-
ed with heart and determina-
tion. We are very young, so to
start off 2-1 is a very big deal."
CHS defeated Choctaw for
the second time in program
history and beat Pace for the
third time in program history.
Nate Johnson J(140&
-pourds), Nick Panucci (152)
and Artum Pazych (189) all
went 3-0 on the day, with all
three wins by pin. Johnson
now is 27 wins from 100 vic-
tories for his career.

Boys soccer
Crestview (1-4, 1-4)
dropped a 2-1 home decision
Monday against District 1-5A
foe Fort Walton Beach.
The Vikings scored late in
the match to claim the victory.
Crestview had tied it at one in
the second half when Ryan
Jewell scored off on an assist
from David Pyle.
The Dawgs' JV fell 2-1.

W

L

5 0
4 1
2 2
1 3
0 3
0 3

LOCAL SPORTS
FOXWOOD COUNTRY CLUB
Pacemakers 775
Nov. 20
1st place (7 under) Neil Schalble,
Bobby Barry, Louis Hale.
2nd place (6 under) Fred Schneider,
Jerry Devoy, Harry Kapp, Amie Radowicz.
3rd place (6 under) Dan Vollmer,
Andy Overturf, Dick Riley.
4th place (5 under) John Earnest,
Ron Leighton, Paul Willis, Norm Hullnger.
5th place (5 under) Mike Costablle,
George Bonner, Hal Jelllson.
The next Pacemakers outing is 10-20-
30 format on Dec. 11 at 8:30 a.m. Call (850)
682-2012 for details.
Thursday Lowball
Nov. 23
1st place (9 under) Skip Badger, Rick
Badger, Melvin Cox, David Smith.
2nd place (8 under) Johnny Ray,
Faye Thomas, Bo Belanger, Terry Thomas.
3rd place (6 under) Lou McCosh,
Paul McCosh, Liz Frazier, Bob Frazier.
4th place (6 under) Dee Fischer, Tom
Fischer, Harry Kapp, Ron Magruder.
5th place (6 under) Becky Shatney,
Pat Shatney, Dee Sparkman, Steve
Sparkman, Brian Kamrowski.
The next Thursday Lowball is
Thursday at 8 a.m. Call (850) 682-2012 for
details.
Sunday Lowball
Nov. 26
1st place (13 under) Don Kearney,
Jesse Dennis, Don Widmaier, Richard
Lawson, Andrew Lawson.
2nd place (13 under) Tim Stanley,
Dustin Stanley, Dave Campbell, Leon
Cunnlngham, Alan Parsons.
3rd place (12 under) Howard
Mitchell, Philip Weltin, Lavaughn Dorman,
Brad Gutnik.
4th place (11 under) Jerry Maughon,
Steve Whiddon, Tim Rudd, Bob Kllpatrick,
Hal Jellison.
5th place (11 under) Ron Magruder,
Aaron Daniel, Norm Hullinger, Jerry Devoy,
Mike Costabile.
The next Sunday Lowball is this
Sunday at noon. Call (850) 682-2012 for
details.

Baker

Boys
basketball
Baker
dropped its sea-
son opener 70-60 on Nov. 25
against Rocky Bayou.
rGatorscoach Mike Martello
said a string of defensive
breakdowns in the third quar-
ter made the difference. The
Knights outscored Baker 23-
11 in the third quarter to pull
away from a halftime tie.
Three freshmen led the
Gators in scoring. Josh Rose
led Baker with 19 points.
Chad Donley added 16 and
Colton Henry scored 12.
Stephen Shelley, Baker's
leading returning scorer,
missed the game with an
ankle injury sustained during
the Gators' practice on Nov.
24. Martello said Shelley
could see action during
Baker's games this week.

GATORS, from page 1B

Kathy Combest used 14
players in all 10 of them
scored as Baker wore
down the Hoboes. Laurel
Hill coach Scott Vamum had
just seven players on his var-
sity roster.
LHS (2-3) scored the
game's first five points and
trailed just 11-9 after one
quarter, but endured long
shooting slumps at the end of
both halves.

"We were still eating
Thanksgiving turkey," said
Varum, who gives his play-
ers plenty of time to spend
with their families during hol-
idays. "We had our legs under
us in the first quarter, but if we
are not in 100 percent condi-
tion, it is going to show. And it
told on us tonight."
Nyiece Underwood led
the Hoboes with nine
points.

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Laurel Hill's do-everything
guard Sally Feagins all over
the court.
Feagins came into
Monday's contest averaging
17.5 points through four
games. She scored just seven
points against the Gators,
and she needed 26 shots to
do it.

"We tried to put fresh peo-
ple on her all of the time,"
Kathy Combest said. "And
they all did their job."
Laurel Hill fell 50-35 on
Nov. 21 against South
Walton. The Hoboes led 19-
16 at halftime, but the
Seahawks pulled away in the
second half.
Feagins and Underwood
scored 10 points apiece for
LHS.

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6B I Crestview News Bulletin LOCAL

b BUILDINGn PERMITS

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2006

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City of Crestview
building permits
11/13: Victoria D Bradford,
326 Sidewinder Loop, swimming
pool by homeowner. Wayne L
Adams, 300 Sidewinder Loop
and 196 Conquest Avenue, new
construction by Adams Homes.
11/14: First Baptist Church,

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11/21: Charles and Vicky
Strausbaugh, 103 Sioux Circle,
new construction.
Okaloosa County
building permits
11/15: Hubert Oglesby, 4579
Sugartown Road, Crestview,

plumbing by Amos Plumbing &
Heating. Raymond Brinkley,
Woolmac Drive, Crestview,
plumbing, electric and manufac-
tured building by B&B Mobile
Home Services. Janet
Shumate, Carver Avenue,
Crestview, electric by The
Buyers Advan. Finance
Company; mechanical by

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Advantage Air; and plumbing by
homeowner. William and Pearl
Wilson, 4650 Canary Way,
Crestview, gas by Zachary's
Gas Services. William and
Janet Johnson, 671 Ridge Lake
Road, Crestview, plumbing by
Hope Plumbing; electrical by
King Electric.
11/16: Jack and Shirley

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Dollar, Lake Silver Road,
Crestview, manufactured build-
ing and plumbing by B&B Mobile
Home Services. Robert Roles,
538 Pecan Lane, Holt, manufac-
tured building and plumbing by
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Jeffery Howe, Bone Creek
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Home Services. Ben and Flora
Kimbrough, 1688 Hwy C-180,
Baker, single family dwelling by
Kevin Fugua. Holiday
Builders, 2438 Cumberland
Way, Crestview, single family
dwelling by homeowner. Cox
Cable, 4280 and 3752 Poverty
Creek Road, 4301 Batten Road,
3939 Painter Branch Road and
6085 Clear Creek Road, electri-
cal by Kelson Electric Company.
* OKLCO, 5200 Moore Loop,
Crestview, plumbing by Always
Plumbing Company. George
Jr. and Shari Hall, 7150
Chatman Road, Laurel Hill, elec-
trical by Third Phase Electric. *
Alvie and Alicia Parris, 4761
Coronado Circle, Crestview,
general building permit by CTG
Improvements. Drill South
Supply, James Lee Blvd and
Newman Street, Crestview,
plumbing by Jack Dollar
Plumbing. Henry Company
Homes, Flash Lane, Crestview,
single family dwelling by home-
owner. Jimmie McGraw, Hwy
393, Crestview, electrical by DB
Electric.
11/17: Jimmie McGraw,
5521 Hwy 393, Crestview,
mechanical by Atlantic Service &
Supply. Cathy and CA
Gliesbert, 24 Hillcrest Drive,
Crestview, mechanical by
Emerald Air Services. Mrs. DC
Henderson, 5261 Cavalier
Drive, Crestview, electrical by
DB Electric. Donna Maylor and
James Wyland, Chestnut
Avenue, Crestview, electrical by
Samm Enterprises; 1216
Chestnut Avenue, Crestview,
mechanical by Atlantic Service &
Supply. Alice Georgieff, 4304
Sundance Way, Crestview, gen-
eral building permit. Jonathan
Bart Smith, 5925 Pineforest
Drive, Crestview, plumbing by
H&B Plumbing.
11/20: Terry and Jeanine
Castleberry, 156 Thurston
Place, Crestview, mechanical by
Gordon A/C and Associates. *
William Smith, 3070 Cosson
Circle, Crestview, 'electrical by
Barnes Electric Company. Ray
Maddow, 6507 Torrey Pines
Trace, Laurel Hill, mechanical by
Advanced Air & Heating. *
Holiday Builders, 2396
Cumberland Way, Crestview,
mechanical by John Boutwell. *
Holiday Builders, 2412 and 2438
Cumberland Way, Crestview,
electrical by Richardson Ent. *
Troyce & Debor' iGithtberf6244
Turkey Track Street, Crestview,
mechanical by Lunsford
Appliance Service. Jeffery
Howe, Bone Creek Road, Holt,
mechanical by Pollocks Heating
& A/C; electrical by The Buyers
Advanc. Finance Company. *
Billy Adams, 4709 Hardy Adams
Road, Holt, mechanical by
homeowner. Robert Roles,
538 Pecan Lane, Holt, mechani-
cal by Advantage Air.
11/21: Shante Person,
Santee Street, Crestview, single
family dwelling by Jacob Locke
Construction. Larry &
.Huguette Pitts, 5834 Old Bethql
Road, Crestview, plumbing by
Grandstaff Plumbing & Gas. *
Lawrence Looney Jr., 5692 John
Givens Road, Crestview, plumb-
ing by A-1 Plumbing. R&B
Construction, 2209 Lake Silver
Road, Crestview, electrical by
DB Electric. Susan Lucas and
Haisel Timber, 6738 Sarah Ann
Way, 6631 Spy Glass Mill Road
and 6735 Interlachen Way,
Laurel Hill, electrical by
McDonald Power & Services. *
Jerry and Jennifer Wayer, 6101
Staff Road, Crestview, electrical
by Crest Electric Company. *
Aaron and Colleen Logan, Log
Lake Road, Holt, mechanical by
Advantage Air. West Florida
Homes, Border Creek Road Lot
26, Crestview, single family
dwelling by homeowner; electri-
cal by Richardson Enterprises. *
Leo Whitworth Jr., 3089 Border
Creek Road, Crestview, electri-
cal by Richardson Enterprises;
single family dwelling by West
Florida Homes. Pauline Scott
and ME Sparks, 4267 Latham
Road, Crestview, mechanical by
American Residential Services.
Robert and Danya Kimm, 4727
Connor Drive, Crestview, plumb-
ing by Everson Plumbing. *
Larry and Lisa Jones, Buck
Ward Road, Baker, single family
dwelling, electrical, plumbing
and mechanical by homeowner.
Whitworth Builders, 3094
Border Creek Road, Crestview,
gas by Amore Plumbing
Company.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2006 LOCAL

COLLEGE CALENDAR

OWC News
SPRING REGISTRATION:
Registration for Spring Term at
Okaloosa-Walton College is now
in progress. Individuals may stop
by any OWC campus or center
for free academic advising, assis-
tance with financial aid, or to uti-
lize OWC computers to enroll on-
line for classes.
Returning OWC students may
enroll and pay fees through the
OWC website at www.owc.edu
now to January 3. New student
web registration is November 27
- January 3. In-person enrollment
at all six OWC locations is

December 4 to 14 and January 2
and 3. Extended hours during in-
person registration are 8:00 am to
6:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday
and 8:00 am to 4:30 p.m. on
Friday. OWC Spring classes
begin January 4 and February 26.
A complete course listing of
the hundreds of day, evening,
weekend and online classes
offered during Spring term is
available at OWC, area chamber
of commerce and city library loca-
tions. Course listings are also
available on the college website.
OWC courses are open to those
who wish to pursue a degree and

individuals who want to enhance
their professional skills or take a
class for personal enrichment.
OWC has an open door admis-
sions policy and there is no fee to
apply for admission to the col-
lege.
In addition to college classes,
OWC offers free courses for
adults who do not have a high
school diploma, including adult
basic education, preparation for
the GED high school equivalency
test, and English-as-As Second
Language.
For information, call 729-6922
or 689-7911 in Crestview or 892-

8100 in Walton County. support services available to stu-
UWF News dents on campus, details the
"CAREERS IN PSYCHOLO- keys to being successful in the
GY" COURSE: The Department major, introduces skills in informa-
of Psychology will continue to tion literacy and professional writ-
offer the totally online course Ing in psychology and encour-
"PSY 2023: Careers in ages students to plan their under-
Psychology," which gives stu- graduate 'course work and
dents considering psychology as extracurricular activities to
a major or just beginning their improve success in their career or
studies an overview of the pro- graduate studies after gradua-
gram and the career paths in the tion," said Claudia Stanny, associ-
field. Course registration is open ate professor of Psychology and
to admitted students. UWF open interim director of the Center for
registration began Nov. 20. University Teaching, Learning
"This course provides an: and Assessment.
overview of the many' student' The UWF Department of

Psychology offers bachelor's
degrees in psychology and a
master's degree program orga-
nized into three content areas -
Counseling, Industrial-
Organizational and general
tracks.
For more information, contact
Doug Friedrich, interim chair of
the UWF Psychology
Department, at (850) 857-6039 or
e-mail dfriedri@uwf.edu. For
more information on UWF admis-
sions, contact the UWF Office of
Admissions at (850) 474-2230,
(800) 263-1074 or e-mail admis-
sions@uwf.edu.

* PUBLIC NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk of the Circuit Court 14, 2006 and entered in Case NO. FL, 32536-3515; telephone num- You are notified and required to file OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME has been assigned by such order THE ABOVE ESTATE:
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 2006-CA-3105-S of the Circuit ber (850) 689-5000, Extension your answer, pleadings and written OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF are:
IN AND FOR OKALOOSA By:Tiffany Gardner Court of the FIRST Judicial Circuit 7497, prior to the proceeding, or defenses to said complaint with THIS NbTICE ON THEM. You are hereby notified that an
COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk in and for OKALOOSA County, Shallmar (850) 651-7497 the Clerk of the said Court and to George F. Wilkinson, Jr. Order of Summary Administration
CIVIL ACTION Florida wherein DEUTSCHE serve a copy thereof upon the All other creditors of the Decedent 297 W. Bowers Avenue has been entered in the estate of
CASE NO. 2006-CA-3137-S Publish in Crestview News Bulletin BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- IMPORTANT Whitney National Bank's attorney, and other persons having claims Crestview, Florida 32536 RONNIE C. MASON, deceased,
Invoice To: Echevarria, Codilis & PANY, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE Robert S. Rushing, Esquire of or demands against Decedent's File Number 06-1411; CPS-TTR;
Stawiarski FOR NEW CENTURY HOME In accordance with the Emmanuel, Sheppard and estate must ile their claims witn Melissa Parker by the Circuit Court for Okaloosa
BANK OF NEW YORK AS P.O. Box 25018 EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2005-4, is Americans with Disabilities Act, Condon, PA., 30 South Spring this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS 6519 Florida Avenue County, Florida, Probate Division;
TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 the Plaintiff and JOEL K. KEE- persons-wlth disabilities need- Street, Pensacola, FL 32502, no AFTER THE DATE OF THE Crestview, Florida 32536 the address of which is P.O.
CATEHOLDERS CWABS, INC., F06012472 TON, JR.; AMY E. KEETON; CITI- Ing special accommodatlon.to leatr han inrry (301 days after the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Drawer 1359, Crestview, FL
ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- COUNTRY CONV B/C R FINANCIAL EQUITY SERVICES, participate In this proceeding first publication of this Notice, NOTICE. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE 32536-1359; that the decedent's
CATES, SERIES 2005-7, vhargis INC.; are the Defendants, I will should contact Court which first publication'date was on NOTIFIED THAT: date of death was August 6, 2006;
Plaintiff, "See Americans with Disabilities sell to the highest and best bidder Administration at 1250 N. Eglin the 22nd day of November, 2006. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED that the total value of the estate is
Act for cash at IN FRONT OF Parkway, Shallmar, FL, 32579; otherwise a default will be entered WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. All Creditors of the estate of the $0.00 and that the names and
vs. IMPORTANT CLERK'S FRONT DOOR OF telephone number (850) 651- against you for the relief sought in decedent and persons having addresses of those to whom it has
SHALIMAR ANNEX at 11:00AM, 7497, prior to the proceeding. the complaint. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME claims or demands against the been assigned by such order are:
SCOTT P. HOLZ, et al, In accordance with the on the 9th day of January, 2007, This notice shall be published PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, estate of the decedent other than
Defendantss. Americans with Disabilities Act, the following described property as 11/22/06 once each week for two consecu- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) those for whom provision for full WILLIAM R. MASON
persons with disabilities need- set forth In said Final Judgment: 11/29/06 tive weeks in a newspaper of gen- YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE payment was made in the Order of 427 Sycamore Drive
Ing special accommodation to eral circulation in Okaloosa DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH Summary Adm.nisit,'.i n ,muSi fi Freeport, FL 32439
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE participate In this proceeding LOT 5, BLOCK "D", GULF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND County, Florida. IS BARRED. thaei caim *t0 Inii Count WITHIN
SALE should contact Court MANOR, FIRST ADDITION, FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH JERRY L. MASON
Administration at 101 James ACCORDING TO THE PLAT FLORIDA IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have The.date of first publication of this IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE 209 Cadillac Avenue
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Lee Boulevard East, Crestview, THEREOF AS RECORDED CASE NO.: 06-CA-0029Q0 hereunto set my hand anctafixed notice is November 22. 2006. FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. Niceville, FL 32578
suant to a Final Judgment of FL, 32536-3515; telephone num- IN PLAT BOOK 8 AT PAGE the official seal of said Court in.
Mortgage Foreclosure dated bar (850) 689-5000, Extension 9, OF THE PUBLIC DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL Okaloosa County, Florida, this Attory for Personal ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
November 15, 2006 and entered in 7497, prior to the proceeding, or RECORDS OF OKALOOSA TRUST COMPANY, AS 20th day.of October, 2006. Representative ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
Case No. 2006-CA-3137-S of the Shallmar (850) 651-7497 COUNTY, FLORIDA. TRUSTEE, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. All Creditors of the estate of the
Circuit Court of the FIRST Judicial Plaintiff Don W. Howard Dixie D. Powell decedent and persons having
Circuit in and for OKALOOSA IMPORTANT PARCEL ID#: 00 2S 22 1092 as Clerk of the Circuit Court of Florida Bar No. 603694 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME claims or demands against the
County, Florida wherein BANK OF 00dD 0050. vs Okaloosa County, Florida Powell, Powel & Powell PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, estate of the decedent other than
NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR In accordance with the 422 North Main Street ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) those for whom provision for pay-
THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS Americans with Disabilities Act, A/K/A 336 Oleander Avenue, CLAUDETTE M. RICHARDSON, BY: Teresa Fleming Crestview, Florida 32538 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE ment was made in the Order of
CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED persons with disabilities need- Destin, FL 32541 et al, Deputy Clerk t850) 682-2757 DECEDENTS DATE OF DEATH Summary Administration must file
CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-7, Ing special accommodation to Defendants. JS BARRED. their claims with this court WITHIN
is the Plaintiff and SCOTT P participate In this proceeding Any person claiming an interest in 11/22/06 Personal Representative :THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE
HOLZ; BETH M. HOLZ; are the should contact Court the surplus from the sale, if any, NOTICE OF ACTION 11/29/06 The date of first publication of this DATE OFTHE FIRST PUBLICA-
Defendants, I will sell to the high- Administration at 1250 N. Eglin other than the property owner as Cnarlotte L Gross notice is November 22, 2006. TION OF THIS NOTICE.
est and best bidder for cash at IN Parkway, Shallmar, FL, 32579; of the date of the Lis Pendens TO: CLAUDETTE M. RICHARD- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE. P.O Box 452
FRONT OF CLERK'S FRONT telephone number (850) 651- must file a claim within sixty (60) SON FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Hol. Florida 32564 Attomey for Personal ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS
DOOR OF SHALIMAR ANNEX at 7497, prior to the proceeding. days after the sale. aka CLAUDETTE L. RICHARD- AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,. (850) 537-8403 Representative NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV-
11:00AM, on the 15th day of SON FLORIDA ER BARRED.
December, 2006, the following 11/22/06 WITNESS MY HAND and the seal LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: CASE NO.: 06-CP-1380 1.. 1/22/0 .. DIxe D. Powell
described property as set forth in 11/29/06 of this Court on November 15, 3650 Scenic Highway 98, Unit #7 11/29/06 Florda Bar No. 603694 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME
said Final Judgment: 2006. Destin, Florida 32541 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Powell, Powell & Powell PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BILLY JOE GROSS, SR., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT'OF THE 422 North Main Street ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) OR .
LOT 3, BLOCK F, MIRAMAR FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CURRENT ADDRESS: Deceased. FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Crestvew, Florida 32536 MORE YEARS AFTER THE
ESTATES THIRD ADDITION, IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUN- Don W. Howard Unknown AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, (850) 682-2757 DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH
ACCORDING TO PLAT TY, FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE TO CREDITORS FLORIDA IS BARRED.
THEREOF ON FILE IN PLAT CIVIL ACTION FRANK F. RICHARDSON CAE NO.: 0-CP-1381 Personal Reipeorsenti,,,
BOOK 5, PAGE 33, IN THE CASE NO. 2006-CA-3105-S By: Vicki Jackson LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: The administration of the estate of THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA-
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF Deputy Clerk 3650 Scenic Highway 98, Unit #7 Billy Joe Gross, Sr., deceased. IN RE, THE ESTATE OF '. GEORGE F. WILKERSON, JR. TION OF THIS NOTICE IS
CIRCUIT COURT, Destin, Florida 32541 whose date of death was RHONDA KAY WILKERSON, 297 W Bo*ers Stree NOVEMBER 29, 2006.
OKALOOSA COUNTY, Publish in Crestview News Bulletin December 2, 2005, File Number Deceased. Creshtew. Fiorda 32536
FLORIDA. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL Invoice To: Echevarria, Codilis & CURRENT AQDRESS: 06-CP-1380, is pending in the Attomey for Person Giving Notice:
TRUST COMPANY, AS INDEN- .Stawiarski Unknown Circuit Court for Okaloosa County, NOTICE TO CREDITORS:. 11/22/06 Laurence P Van Houton
A/K/A 179 MIRAMAR TURE TRUSTEE FOR NEW CEN- P.O. Box 25018 Florida, Probate Division, the 11/29/06 Florida Bar # 207241
STREET, MARY ESTHER, FL TURY HOME EQUITY LOAN Tampa, Florida 33622-5018 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED address of which is 101 James TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 606 Powell Drive
32569 TRUST 2005-4, F06012430 that a cross-claim and third party Lee Blvd. East, Crestview, Florida. CLAIMB OR DEMANDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PO.Box189
Plaintiff, NEW CENTURY- CONV R claim to foreclose a mortgage has The names and addresses of the AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Niceville, FL 32588-0189
Any person claiming an Interest rduffy been filed in the above-entitled personal representative and the You are hereby notifiedthat an PROBATE DIVISION (850)678-6532 -
In the surplus from the sale, If vs. "See Americans with Disabilities court by Whitney National Bank personal representative's attomey Order of Summary Administration FILE NO. 06-1411
any, other than the property Act against you in a suit to foreclose are set forth below. has been entered in the estate of DIVISION CPS-TTR Person Giving Notice:
owner as of the date of the Lis JOEL K. KEETON, JR., et al, IMPORTANT the following described real and Rhonda Kay Wilkerson. Deceased. William R. Mason and
Pendens must file a claim within Defendant(s), personal property, to-wit: All creditors of the Decedent and. File Number 06-CP-1381, by the IN RE: ESTATE OF Jerry L. Mason
sixty (60) days after the sale. In accordance with the other persons having claims or County. Flonda. Probate Division, See addresses above.
Americans with Disabilities Act, Unit 7, Greenreef Townhomes, demandsagainst Decedept' the address of wnicn is 101 James RONNIE C. MASON,
WITNESS-Mi-'IAfandthe seal NOTICE OF RIBCEDUL'ED'- ". persons with disabilities need- Phase 2, a Planned Unit estate bn whom a copy of.this 'Lee Blvd. East; Crestview, Florida Deceased. -.. 11/29/06
.-. r,:. ,. .. ,.,, r.o. tu. i17, FORECLOSURE SJ.E ; ;,-ln tspeclataccofi6modatlon to- Development;according to the notice has been' ~rved must file "" ,32538; that the dededent'sdate of 12/0/06
,, participate In this proceeding Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book their claims with this Court WITHIN death was November 19, 2004; NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- should contact Court 7, Page 30, of the Public Records THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS that the total value of the estate is
suant to an Order Rescheduling Administration at 101 James of Okaloosa County, Florida. AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST $15,000.00 and that the names TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
Don W. Howard Foreclosure Sale dated November Lee Boulevard East, Crestview, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE and addresses of those to whom it CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NEED SPECIAL
PRAYER??
Call Rev. Don
McCurley at 850-
682-5546 from 9am-
5pm, Mon-Fri. All
calls confidential.

PERSONALS

SINGLE WHITE
male 70, 5'8 170.
I'm retired and own
my home and live
alone. I am search-
ing for a nice honest
lady close to my age
not much over-
weight for a serious
relationship.Please
write and or call
689-8038, RB, P.O.
Box 876, Crestview
FL. 32536

EMPLOYMENT.

102
Drivers
DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED NOW!
Wemer needs entry-
level semi drivers.
No exp. required.
Avg. $36k+1st yrl
60% home
nightly/weekly. CDL
training in your area.
1-866-280-5309.
DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED NOW!
Wemer needs entry-
level semi drivers.
No exp. required.
Avg. $36k+1st yr!
60% home
nightly/weekly. CDL
training in your area.
1-866-280-5309.
DRIVERS-Flatbed
GOT FREIGHT?
WE DO
HOME WEEKENDS
GUARANTEED
AL, GA, & FL Dis-
patch
$1700
SIGN ON BONUS
Earn Up to .39/mi.
BCBS Ins. 50% Pre-
loaded & Tarped
Loads
Must be at least 23
yrs old & 1yrOTR
Flatbed Exp.
SUNBELT
TRANSPORT
Call Herb:
1-800-494-8471
www.PatriotTrans.com

104
General Help

$ 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

PICISAV BAKER
Now hiring Full-time
meat cutter. Apply in
person at 1294
Georgia Ave. Baker,
FL
CLEANING BUSI-
NESS has FT/PT
positions with both
day/evening hours
available. Must have
your own transporta-
tion and be bonda-
ble. 850-345-
9335/376-31421
FAST GROWING
Company looking
for energetic people
to represent unique
product line, full or
part time. Good
commissions, train-
ing provided. Call for
an interview now
850-428-2029
JACKSON. HEWITT
TAX SERVICE 100+
positions -avail -9
area locations. Bilin-
gual a plus PAID
trainingll FT/PT flex-
ible hours. Call (850)
609-1020 for apple.
Or apply @ 1191-E
Eglin Pkwy, Shali-
mar, FL 32579
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
Pick-Up and Deliv-
ery Driver. Must
have current driv-
ers license with
clean driving re-
cord.
Assembly Person.
Need person to
set-up new equip-
ment.
Both positions are
full-time and re-
quire good physi-
cal condition. Ap-
ply in person at
Wise Equipment in
Crestview.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Post Office now
Hiring. Avg. Pay
$20/hour or $57K
annually including
Federal Benefits and
OT. Paid Training,
Vacations, PT/FT. 1-
800-584-1775 US-
WA Ref#P2900.

108'
Hotel/Motel
& Restaurant

CRACKER
BARREL
of Crestview
Now hiring pm
cooks and dish-
washers. OW stu-
dents welcome 682-
8804

FedEx Home Delivery, a member of the
FedEx family of companies, seeks TEMPO-
RARY DRIVERS to service Crestview and sur-
rounding areas.
QUALIFICATIONS:
* 21 yrs. or older Good driving record
* Background check required
* Drug screen and physical required
APPLY IN PERSON AT THE TERMINAL
Tuesday-Thursday, 10 AM-3 PM
408 Brookmeade Dr, Crestview, FL 32539
E_-maill: liz .ci-tronra&edeir *o-

FREE ESTIMATES

& RESURFACING LLC

CUSTOM CONCRETE ANDSCAE BORDER
S Color/Texture & Stamp Impressions Available
Specializing n Decorative Overlays Of New/Existing Concrete Of1e:
Pool Decks, Patios, Porches, 8
Driveways, Walks JOE MCCARTHY/OWNER 6828228
& So Much Me Licensed and Insured / Cell
& So Much More Reasonable Rates 217-2872 f
Residential & Commercial www.qualitycuurb.com 2172872
(CURB ,.,

108
Hotel/Motel
& Restaurant
CRACKER BAR-
REL of Crestview
Now hiring servers,
server assistants
and day hostesses
682-8804

110
Labor
HELP WANTED
Lawn Maintenance
Landscape experi-
ence preferred. Will
train. Drivers license
required Crestview
area. Call 259-7745
or 305-2319
114
Medical
PRIVATE HOME
Caregiver Hospice
sitting, errands, 10
years experience
682-0970 leave
message 334-858-
3169

118
Part Time

PAPER
INSERTER
NEEDED
PART TIME
All Day Monday,
Tuesday & Friday
evenings
Apply in Person at:
Crestview News
Bulletin
295 W. James
Lee Blvd

126
Skills/Trade
HELP WANTED
"Can You Dig It?"
Heavy Equipment
School. Operate
Backhoe, Trackhoe,
Bulldozer. 8wk Na-
tionally Certified
Program, Local Job
Placement, $0 down
financing call 1-800-
219-2352 or 1-888-
707-6886

SERVICES

310
Business
Opportunities

$NEED XTRA
Cash$ Work from
home business on-
line; See how Join
nowl www.Crown-
ingFreedom.com/?re
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WORK ONLINE AT
HOME 23 people
needed immediately.
Eam a part or full-
time income. Apply
FREE online and get
started! 800-807-
5 1 7 6
www.wahusa.com
Enter Ad Code 1808

315
Business Services

315
Business Services

AAA CRESTVIEW
HAULING
We Rent roll off
containers for con-
struction and de-
bris removal Call
(850) 683-5752
DUMP TRAILER
Don't tear up your
yard or crack your
driveway with a
dumpster. Get a
dumpster on wheels
from Lawn Tek
Call Brad @
865-3266
MOBILE HOMES
transports. Call 682-
2075..
NEED A
DUMPSTER?
Call 683-5752
AAA Crestview
Hauling, construc-
tion & debris re-
moval. We accept
Visa & Master-
card.
Sand or Dirt deliv-
ered no job too Big
or too Small 682-
2075
WHAT'S IT Shop
Hwy 85 North Lau-
rel Hill, lots of
Christmas ar-
rangements for
home and ceme-
tery, large selec-
tion of cement
cows and calves,
pigs and deer sets,
fountains and
benches, good se-
lection of antique
furniture. Sale
items through out
store, come early
for best selection.

320
Child Care
HAVE SPACE for 2-
3yr old in my regis-
tered home day care
689-2107
HOME DAYCARE
has 'openings for'
ages Birth to 5yrs.
Call 537-9566

325
Domestic
IF YOU need a
clean house, and
live in Crestview
area. I will be happy
to help you. Please
call 428-6023.
MCCURLEY
CLEANING Service.
Family owned and
operated. Licensed
and insured. Rea-
sonable rates. Resi-
dential and Con-
struction. Call for
appt. on estimate.
Holiday Special-Let
us do all the hard
work so all you have
to do is enjoy! 585-
5311 or 537-8925.
PLEASE CALL
Bella's Cleaning
850-826-1172. Now
booking, very hard
worker, honest and
reliable. Happy
Holidays!

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

SOUTHERN

Lawn Care

Residential Commercial Free Estimates
,.-f
* Quality Lawn Care Reasonable Rates
* Dependable Service Licensed and insured

850.682.3098 850.259.1840

337
Concrete
A-0 AAA
CONCRETE
25yrs Experience.
Driveways, patios,
tearouts, stamp
work coloring, Bob
Kat work, reasona-
ble prices,
Licensed/Insured
Free estimates.
God Bless America.
Call
850-685-9396
BARNHILL
CONSTRUCTION
INC.
Bamhill Construction
Inc Custom residen-
tial building Remold-
ing, door removal,
porches, decks. No
job too small, 25
years in the busi-
ness. 423-0255
CONCRETE CON-
STRUCTION- Drive-
ways, Foundations,
& patios. Reasona-
ble prices, Free esti-
mates, 30 years ex-
perience. Licensed
& Insured 685-7488
DOUGLAS
HENDERSON
Masonry 25 years
experience Long
time resident of
Okaloosa Co. Drive-
ways patios, brick
block, stone, & stuc-
co. 850-537-8932 /
546-0363
JD MATTHEWS ce-
ment work, big or
small. Foundations,
patios, sidewalk,
driveways, tearouts,
etc. LLC Licensed &
Insured. Cell 850-
546-0368, Hm. 850-
652-3111.
LATHAM
CONCRETE
Works Since 1977,
Robert Latham Ma-
sonry, Contractor-Li-
censed, Insured. All
Types of Concrete
Work. House Slabs,
Driveways, Addi-
tions. 3009,gSI Mix
Used-on Every Job.
Free Estimates.

682-0137.

HOME
REPAIR

340
Home.Repair

CHUCK
HAMPTON'S
Pressure Washing
(Hot & Cold) And
Painting and Re-
modeling Residen-
tial & Commercial,
Honest work. Refer-
ences available.
682-0011 or 259-
6998

LASCO
HANDYMAN
INC.
Licensed and In-
sured Honest and
dependable, refer-
ences. Call Terry
902-3928

MIKE GOLLES
PAINTING
Interior, exterior,
also Pressure
Washing. Licensed
& Insured. Free
estimates. Ph.
682-5347. Senior
citizen discounts.
HANDY D'S Repairs
and Improvements.
"We Do Most Any-
thing." Detailed. 25
years experience.
We show up. 537-
9066.

340
Home Repair

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
FANCY WORKS
flooring-ceramic
tile laminate floor-
ing. Call for free
estimates 334-
504-4697 or 334-
504-2825

FANCY WORKS
painting interior-
exterior, free esti-
mates, we aim to
please 334-504-
4697 or 334-504-
2825
HANDYMAN SERV-
ICEj-20 years expe-
rience, dependable,
honest, and reliable,
free estimates, li-
censed and insured
689-2944
KWC DRYWALL &
Painting. Ceiling re-
sprayyfire and water
restoration, trim and
tile 682-1774
RANDY LITTLE
PROGRESSIVE
PAINTING.
Interior, Exterior,
Free Estimates.'
Specialize in
repainting. Will
beat all bids.
Pressure
washing service
Licensed & Insured.
682-7375
240-8443

Plumbing
and Repair
Service
Faucets, Toilets,
Vanities & Hot
Water Heaters
Robert
Brewer
Wettess Plumbing, LLC
682-8683
830-2631
State Licensed
& Insured

342
Landclearing

NORTHWEST
FLORIDA
LANDCLEARING
Fill-Dirt, Leveling,
Site-work; Licensed
and Insured 682-
6317 or 978-2142

LAWN
CARE

208 Aza Place: 2040sqft, 3BR/2BA + Bonus room.
Upgraded kitchen, w/ Ref., Smooth-top stove, DW, Microwave.
One-car garage. New Roof, Siding, & Gutters. Walker School. Will
pay some closing costs. PCSing Must Sell!
$199,900 689-3658

345
Lawn Care
A-1 TREE service
tree trimming and
removal. Call for
free estimates. In-
sured-licensed 850-
652-3285 or 850-
398-0261
J&K TREE Service
reasonable rates.
call today. Free Esti-
mates. Licensed
and Insured. Call
537-7412.
LAWN TEK,
LLC
Lawn Mainte-
nance Land-
scaping Irriga-
tion Palm tree
installation *
Sod Dirt Work.
Free estimates.
Call
865-3266 or
682-7316
Licensed
Insured
Owner
Brad Overly

LOT CLEARING
and demolition.
Cheap! 682-2075.

TOP OF THE LINE
LLC
Lawn maintenance,
clean-ups, bush
trimming, all types of
lawn work, low cost,
dependable, li-
censed and insured.
685-9697
WALKER LAWN
MAINTENANCE'
Mowing, Trimming,
Pruning,One time or
year round. Li-
censed and insured.
537-4419 Referen-
ces Available

350
Senior Care
ELDERLY CREST-
VIEW lady needs
kind caregiver for
one 24hr shift each
weekend 850-622-
3352

355
Sewing &
Alterations
SEWING
MACHINE

VACUUM
CLEANER
REPAIRS
Call 682-3041 or
664-2245
360
Miscellaneous
CABLE TV or phone
outlets installed on
any wall. Call Ri-
chards Cable 398-
6304

360
Miscellaneous

COMPUTER RE-
PAIR all brands in-
cluding laptops, low
flat fee 682-3912.

I96 BMW
GOLD

Automaic, Sunrool
Dependable, runs good, good
tires & brakes, 192k.
$1,500
225-8734
an be mn at Cresmew News
BWletin pAtig6l
NEED DIRT!
Sand etc. and bull-
dozer work Call
Spuds Hauling 850-
902-5098
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452
Apartments For
Rent
2 BEDROOM $550
deposit $550 .rent
No pets. 650-7614
or 585-1574

2BR/1BA DUPLEX
Apt: $550.00mo
$550.00dd, some
utilities, no pets,
lease required 850-
834-4767.

2BR/1BA TOWN-
HOUSE Apt.
$550.00mo $550dd,
no pets, CH&A, 1 yr.
lease 850-834-4767.

FOR RENT 1BR
studio in Auburn
with w/d hookup and
lcg/storage. Sits on
1/2 acre. $450 plus
s/d. Rick Epperson
Realtor 850-865-
7777.

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.

EXECUTIVE HOME
IN HIDDEN SPRINGS

1801 WATERWAY DR. 4br/3br/3cg/3354sf. I acre
corner lot. Details & Pictures see -- www.forsaleby-
owner.com Listing # 20736756 ""OR"" ww.mili-
tarybyowner.com '- Ad. # MB010548.
bcpete@earthlink.net 850-689-1088

THIS WEEK'S
USTINGS

3/2 BATH ON I ACRE
with fireplace,
above ground pool
& workshop with
electricity. 104
Cardinal Court in
Grandview Estates.

IMMACULATE HOME
in Spring Hollow
Estates 3/2 with 2
car garage on
Twilight Drive. Lots
of upgrades.

SHOP No FURTHER!
This 3/2 home with
covered patio, soar-
ing ceilings & high
performance central
heat & AC. Just east
of Crestview in the
Pines S/D 4629
Bobolink Way

3000 CABELA LANE
3/2 with 2 car
garage: Privacy
fenced back yard
with nice screened
in back porch just
north of town..

4242 EDGE PERRY RD
3/2 with detached
garage sitting on
1.17 acres.
Surround sound sys-
tem, new driveway
and newly paved
road.

3911 HIGHRIDGE RD
3/2 on I acre just
northeast of town.
Side entry garage, 9'
ceilings through out,
woodbuming fire-
place & lots of
upgrades. New
construction.

Baylis *
Damis Ralty
Yotir Crestliew
Connection

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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.

',456** -
Homes For Rent
2,3 AND 4 BED-
ROOM Homes for
rent,. No Pets 682-
1972.
3BR/2BA 2CG new
Brick home in Laurel
Hill, $975.mo $975
DD Days 682-5533,
night & weekends,
682-4341.
3BR/2BA- DOWN-
TOWN .Crestview.
$950;mo, $950. de-
posit. No pets. Call
(850) 543-3522
3BR/2BA HOME in
Crestview on 5
acres with 7 stall
horse barn
$1500/mo 682-4341.
3BR/2BA PLUS, no
p e. ,t s
$800mo/$800dd.
References and
lease required 850-
682-8282 or 850-
830-3954. Leave
message.
3BR/2BA STEE-
PLECHASE Subdi-
vision, screened
porch, 2 car garage,
storage shed, avail-
able now
$1030mo/$900dd
682-8887.

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ASPHALT PAVING & MAINTENANCE
Commercial or Residential
+ SEAL-COATING
+ STRIPING + EXCAVATING
4 HAULING + DRAINS
Office: (850) 537-9702
Cell. (850) 499.7913
(850) 499-6357

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cell 546-1218 452
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Crestview
Homes And
Surrounding
Areas
A GREAT HOME FOR A
GREAT PRICE! 2 years
old on 1.17 acres. 3 Bd/2
Ba, 1270 Sq.Ft, interior
just re-painted. Hot tub
on patio, fruit trees,
goldfish pond.S178,000.

VERY NICE HOME CLOSE
to bases, shopping,
restaurants and located
in well established
neighborhood. Large
master suite with walk-in
closet, double vanity in
master bath. Tile in
kitchen with breakfast
bar. All this and priced to
sell! $185,000.

BEAUTIFUL HOMES
LOCATED CLOSE TO
TOWNI Tile floors
throughout this open
floor plan, 3/2, 2-car
garage. New dishwasher
recently installed. Great
started home for newly
weds or a small family.
$197,000.

THIS IS A NEW HOME
being built by Anders
Homes, Inc., north of
Crestview. Select you own
colors, flooring, cabinets;
just the way you want it;
slab already poured.
$178,000.

THIS 3.69 ACRE LOT
located near Holt just off
Wilkerson Bluff Road, is
priced to sell. Parcel can
most likely be split into 2
lots if you so desire.
Check it out today.
$60,000.

ROLLING HILLS WITH A
SPECTACULAR VIEW!
These 10 acres, located
only a few minutes from
Hwy 285, will be a great
place to raise your family.
2 crystal clear creeks on
property. Don't miss
checking this one out.
$120,000.

Outstanding Ag.enT
Omundting Results.

Agency One, Inc.
682-8309 or 678-8919
Tol Fen (800) 239-839
301 S. Ferdon Blvd.
Crestview, FL 32536
EACH OFFICE
INDEPENDENTLY
OWNED AND
OPERATED
www.gerrihouse.com

456
H_"nt,

JANET JOHNSON
Realty, Inc. Equal
Housing Opportu-
nity 682-1800
344 First Avenue W,
3BR/2BA $795
rent/$795 deposit
315 John King
Road,. 3BR/2BA
$850 rent/$850 de-
posit
101 Mill Stone Cove,
3BR/2.5BA, $1,000
rent/$1,000 deposit
134 Swaying Pine
Court, .3BR/2.5BA,
$900 rent/$900 de-
posit
HOUSE FOR lease.
North of Baker 3BR
1.5 baths. CA/H
Appls. Large fenced
yard. No pets. No
smoking. $700
month, $700 securi-
ty deposit. Rent in-
cludes curbside gar-
bage pickup and
once a month yard
mowing. Call 537-
2561. Credit report
and ref. required.
FOR RENT by own-
er 1555 Texas
Pkwy, 3BR/2BA,
1400 sqft. home w/a
split bedroom plan,
large kitchen
w/breakfast nook,
formal dining room,
fireplace, laundry
room, privacy
fenced yard w/2
storage sheds. No
dogs allowed.
$900mo/military dis-
count given. 758-
0767. Owner is a li-
censed Real Estate
Agent.
HOMEfor RENT,
3br/2ba/2cg, South
of 1-10, $885 mo.,
call 902-1770 or
689-1810

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section
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For an additional $15.00 you can park
your car, truck, boat, trailer on our lot for
the three week period.

FORH ALE 11-8FT COBIA BOWRIDERl
115HP MERCURY OUTBOARD
GALVANIZED TRAILER
GOOD CONDITION 6
$3,500

This is the actual size of your ad
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your car, truck, boat, trailer on our lot for
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Highly visible, our lot offers none stop high traffic
visibility for a low ope time fee when you place your
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for more information.

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paid FSBO customer.

BEST BUYS! MelisaCove..$164,900.
Moss Drive... 1 8,900. : Steeplechase...
$1"9,900. Nun Dr....$186,500. Laurel
Hill...$210,000. Hagood Loop...$360,000.
Horn Hollow...$375,000. Old Bethel...
$400,000.
RickEpperson MOTIVATED SELLERS. CALL ME NOW!
Broker

865-7777 or 68277718
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456
Homes For Rent

COLDWELL
BANKER
JME
REALTY
117 Courthouse
Terrace
Crestview Fl. 32536-
(850)-689-1515 or
,(850) 682-5922 -'
Equal Housing Op-

2BR/1.5BA, 900
sq.ft.,' $550, fenced
yard
116 Hampton Dr.,
2BR/1.5BA, 1,000,
sq.ft., $550, fenced
yard
422 Spring :St.,
3 B R / 2 BA .:.
1,086sq.ft., $595, 1
car garage
2464 Kingston Rd.,
3BR/1.5BA, 1,080
sq.ft., $695, pet
w/owner approval
6106 Magnolia,
3BR1.5BA, 1,026.
sq.ft., $725, fenced
yard .
418 Brown PPI.,
2BR/2BA, 1.066
sq.ft., $725, pet
w/owner approval
414 Brown PI.,
3BR/2BA, 1,002
sq.ft., $775, pet
w/owner approval
689 Valley Rd.,
3BR/1BA, 1,384
sq.ft., $800, !pet
w/owner approval
5365 Monterrey Rd.,
3BR/1.5BA, 1,721
sq.ft., $800, Lead
Base Paint Disclo-
sure
118 Campbell Ave.,
3BR/2BA, 1,207
sq.ft., $850, fenced
yard
3267 Fairview Ave.,
3BR/2BA, 1,252`
sq.ft., $850, pet
w/owner approval'
105 Swaying Pine
Ct., 3BR/2BA, 1,415
sq.ft., $875, 1 car
garage
803 Aunt Polly PI.,
3BR/2BA, 1,702
sq.ft., $1,050, pet
w/owner approval
5814 Reinke Dr.,
3BR/2BA, 1,180
sq.ft., $1,150, pool
service provided
812 Travis Ct.,
4BR/3BA, 2,558
sq.ft., $1,500, pet
w/owner approval
137 Mill Pond Cv.,
5BR/3BA, 2,102
sq.ft., $1,500, in
ground pool
For further informa-
tion visit www.emer-
aldcoasthomeson-
line.com

COUNTRY LIVING
3/4 mile noith of
High School.
3BR/1.5BA, $975.00
per month, $900.00
security deposit. No
pets. Call 830-8411
or 582-2722.

Lot 15, Algonquin Place Buiealul 4 atn parcel. i bancs
up i a1 rge. r'.al clear reel. Perfct< homesie or woridreul ine.ils
m"el oppornunlry"
101 Golf Course (orr y I f6 ta home Iocail in lro, uOd
Country (Club [Esies. (ypr'c *.o.o l n110r... ad a lulll.l eraenim-
meni enlter n II KIrerirAd n tid potL & in uls lei dit~: sorag
shed.
136 Phillips Drive Well manCined I) bd/ bl hi l I'oied ir.
Adams Po-ell S/D Blreaf at bar & l rge p1nrr. wast.er & drer can
y ./ homfi evirc iront p rt, & rear dJ. le.ced.-a bl),l)r.d &
storage shed. ,,,., "--
4581 Scarlet DrNie -Spaii 4 bd/3 iom b e located south of I-
10 in Plantation Oak S/D. Brand new roof; wood& ceramic tile floor-
ing; new frieze carpet; garden tdb & separate shower in mb; screened-,
ia baci poer & shed -/elciricirr
(850) 682-1800 828 N.Ferdon Blvd.
k Crestview, FL 32536
www.janetjohnsonrealty.com

456
Homes For Rent

BEAUTIFUL. BRICK
3 b d /2 ba ,
washer/dryer, near
Bob Sikes School,
$985/mo plus secur-
ity. Now available-
call Mike 699-3833

NEW 3 & 4 bedroom
rental homes ready
formove in. Starting
at $850/mo. Range,-
DW, and micro hood
included. Easy ac-
cess to Crestview
and Niceville. Sec-
lion 8 accepted. Call
850-689-2221 8-5,
M-F, 850-546-1253.
NEW HOME 2400
sq.ft. 4bd/2ba/2cg
$1200/mo, $1200/sd
dishwasher and re-
frigerator included
683-5355(w),689-
0453(h),368-2392(c)
Sy Dang
FOR RENT Crest-
view North Hwy 90
3BR/2BA 1.527sqft.
1/2 acre, fence.
shed, 2 car garage,
$975 Property Pro-
fessionals 683-1714
FOR RENT Crest-
view South Hwy 90
3BR/2BA 1,645sqft.
,pool,, fence, large,
shed, 2 car garage
$975- Property Pro-
fessionals 683-1714
FOR RENT Crest-
view South 1-10 2
Townhomes 2BR/2
1/2BA 1220sqft. 1
car garage $900
Property Professio-
nals 683-1714
CRESTVIEW 3/1
large fenced yard.
.$675/$675, 4/2
2 0 0'0 s q f t .
$725/$725, 537-
9798 or 830-0409

CRESTVIEW NEWs
4BR/3BA/2CG,l
courtyard, 2,047sqft.
2161 Hagood
Loop/Lee Farm,
$1,350 plus deposit.
'No pets 496-1080

460
MobileHoMtes

TRAILER FOR reni
in Holt, newer mode
4BR/3BA $875mo.
Call Scott 546-1192

DOUBLE WIDE
Lockhart Alaba-
ma 21m, from
Crestview, very
nice 3BR/2BA
w/large add-on bo-
nus room,
$650+DD, referen-
ces required, no
pels 850-598-4806*

3BR/2BA IN Mossy
Head. Available iml
me d i at e' I y
$850mo/$850sd
Call 850-305-7796
daytime 850-682-
3951 after 7:30pm.

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

554
SCommercial
ANDALUSIA AL.
prime location 27
unit mini storage,
20 10x10, 7 5x10,
rented, $67,000.
(386)846-1957.
556
Homes For Sale

$110,000 3BR/1BA
single car garage, all
brick, new carpet,
move in now. Con-
tact Carolyn Myler
Coldwell Banker
JME Realty 850-
585-3627
NEW SPECIAL land
home financing
available for limited
or bad credit call
Clayton Homes for
details 850-682-
3344.

556
Homes For Sale

HOME IN Shoal Riv-
er Country Club
2000sq.ft. all brick
on 17th green, just
reduced to $229,900
4BR/2BA, Call Scott
Kearney at Dennis
Mann Realty 546-

708
Pets

FEMALE CHIHUA-
HUA puppy 4
months $250, as-
sorted older chihua-
hua's also. Prices
negotiable. Will hold
'til Christmas 850-
652-4122

810
Computers

CQMPAQ LAPTOP
P3 $250, HP Desk-
top P3 CD-RW
$100, Gateway
Desktop P3 CD-RW
$100, Boat $300,
Nail Desk $50, 699-
5883

I 2 CLIPPENDALE'S 812
HOME FOR sale by DOG grooming, Farm Equipment
owner cute 1400sf, baths, clips. Front-
3bd/1 5ba w/family line and Advantage
room, new root,Flea products, weAs A
home at end, of. also have jackets,
deadend street sweaters, party
$147,000 322 Forr- dresses, doggie
est Parkway, Crest- birthday cakes made
view. (850)375-2351 to order along with,
(850)375-2425. homemade treats
and much more.
HOME IN Popular New customers wel- -
Sugar Creek S/D come. Call for an
3 BR/2BA/2CG, appointment @ 537-
screened porch,. big. 4006.
fenced yard HAPPY JACK Skin
$187,900. Call Caro- HAPPY JA S
lyn Myler Realtor Balm stops scratch-
Coldwell Banker ing & gnawing. Pro-
--e rt motes healing & 8
JM rjaealty 850o hairgrowlih due Lro -11
62 HbI Spots ori dogs4&
JUST REDUCED. 'cats without ste-, JUMBO GREEN
Priced to sell. roidsi Okaloosa and boiled peanuts
;$79,900. In the mid- Grain Feed Store Holland farm 877-
die of town, -(6 82-9 3 3 3) 675-6876
2BR/1BA fenced .in' (www.estitch.com)
yard.perfect starter".- PECANS
home or rental:i'n- Elliot pecans al-
vestment. Call Scoftt ready cracked,

Kearney at Dennis 2.751b. Must go
Mann Realty 546- 423-1103 or 978-
1192 4558

560
Land For Sale

1 ACRE lot located
:at, Country Breeze
Estates in Crest-.
view, Flonda. Ask-
ing $40K call Lisa
.(850)773-2002
1 ACRE wooded lot
Silver Hills Road
150x300 $95,000.
ph. 585-8948
3 LOTS in Clear
Creek Estates, in'
Crestview, lot 1 2.88
-acres $80,000., lot 2
2.66 acres, cleared
area for home site,
water meter instal-
led, $95,000., lot 3
2.5 acres, $75,000.
Lots have been
bushhogged.
(850)375-2351 or
(850) 375-2425

3+ ACRES for sale
in Holt, FL off Coop-
er Lane, $25,000
OBO 850-546-1594
FOR SALE 4.5
acres on Poverty
Creek RD Crestview
682-4341

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PETS &
LIVESTOCK

708
Pets

CHIHUAHUA PUP-
PIES 7/wks, had 1st
shots, $150 689-
6640

PYGMY GOAT ba-
bies, pets, not regid-
tered $60-$75, lyr
old proven buck 18"
$100, 537-8207

GENERAL
MERCHANDISE

802
Antiques

RON'S ANTIQUES
Specializing in Anti-
que fumiture, clocks
and clock repair. An-
tiques. Buy and Sell'
Estates. M-F 9-5:
Sat. 9-2, 213 :N,
:Main St.. Crestview,
850-689-1007 305-
2441
806
Appliances

36" GE Profile gas
cook top w/sealed
burners $150 call
682-5210
FOR SALE Ken-
more 18cu. white re-
frigerator $150, Hot-
point washer $100,
upright freezer $80
398-6242
MAYTAG UPRIGHT
freezer 15 cu.ft. like
new condition
$125.00, 682-4496
N E W
WASHER/DRYER
$200, kitchen table
w/4 chairs very good
condition $75, 537-
6935 or 546-0040
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
Sappliances-
215 N. Main Street
Call 689-1007
After hours
682-284411!

814
Furniture

BUNK BEDS solid
wood made w/2x6's
w/2 twin mattresses,
sturdy, will last for--
ever, $100, 689-
1675
LA-Z-BOY ROCK-
ER swivel recliner
$100, Sealy sofa
$120, Pulaski dress-
er with mirror, two
nightstands with
vanity $320 all,
round oak pedestal
table, leaf, six chairs
$260, more 682-
0348
THOMASVILLE
BEDROOM set 6-
.piece, king head-
board,' 2 night-.
stands, dresser
w/mirror, chest of
drawers, $500, 682-
9693

818
Lawn Equipment

6.5HP CHIPPER
Shredder less than
4hrs running time,
like new, $350/OBO
902-3928
826
Sporting Goods

BOW-FLEX SPORT
$500 almost new,
Welder Pro 4250
Home Gym $300 7
pull 'stations full
body workout sys-
tem 537-0352/call
any time

GARAGE
SALES

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Garage Sales

108 RAYBURN St.-
12/1 and 12/2, dead-
end street Twin Hill
Park, lots of good
items
2-FAMILY, SAT
,12/2, 7-12:00pm,
Lowry Chord Organ
$500, lots of music
books, clothing,
Christmas decora-
tions, 4586 Scariette
Dr.
5 FAMILY, comfort-
ers, coca-cola col-
lection, tools, nik-
nak's, lots and lots
of clothes, baby
clothes, 2149 E 3rd
Ave., Thurs. 11/30
through Sat. 12/2
8am-3pm
BIGGER & BET-
TER! Adams Po-
well S/D 329 Po-
well Dr. 8:00am-
8 : 0 0 p m
Friday/Saturday.
Lg. storage on
casters, African
violets, men and
women's clothes
and shoes, house-
hold items and
more

COMMUNITY
YARD sale 12/2,
2nd Ave NE be-
tween Farmer and
Valley, Noritake chi-
na set, books, kitch-
en appliances, furni-
ture, lots of misc., no
checks

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Garage Sales

HUGE HUGE Yard
Sale Dec. 2,
7:00am-?? Furni-
ture, treadmill,
Christmas deco.,
toys, many collecti-
ble and rare, comic
books, misc. items.
108 Pointer Ln in
Dogwood Est.

HUGE SALE in Holt
4416 Main Street
Saturday December
2nd. Lots of furni-
ture, 4-chest of
drawers, desks, buf-
fet, curio, armoire,
corner cabinets etc.
Antiques, Christmas
decor., kids game
table, iron gates,
tools, over 100
5&100 items. Gates
open 8am till 3pm
MISC, FURNITURE,
clothing, 12/1 and
12/2, 7am-lpm, 107
Short Ave. Crest-
view
MULTI-FAMILY
12/2 8-12pm, 3239
Auburn Road,
Christmas decora-
tions, household
items, adult and
teen clothes, all
priced to sell!

12/1&12/2 8-
4:00pm,; chipper
shredder, baby
swing, etc. 110
Thurston Place
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829
Garage Sales

MULTI- FAMILY
12/2, 8:00-12:00pm
at Summerlin Metal
at the comer of Log
Lake Road and 1-10.
MULTI-FAMILY
YARD sale 7:00am-
?? 2941 Barton
Road, Saturday,
Nov. 11th.
MULTI-FAMILY,
12/2, 8:00-12:00pm,
404 Garden St. York
Rite Masonic Center
(behind ,Dansher
Mini Storage Units
on Hwy 85) Indoors
SAT. 12/2 A.M. Ton-
neau cover for
GMC, bicycle,
dishes, much more
6096 W. Dogwood
Dr.
TUPPERWARE
NEW Catalog,
monthly special Re-
placement order.
Call Jackie 682-
4305.

830
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FOR SALE 3 real
unused Elvis Pres-
ley stamps. Call
537-8759/leave
name & number,
make offer
"'REFRIGERATOR,
BIG 23 cubic feet,
works perfect $150
cash 902-2634

830
Miscellaneous
For Sale

ENTERTAINMENT
CENTER solid oak,
holds up to 38" t.v.,
glass doors, draw-
ers, CD and cas-
sette holder, paid
$700 take $200,
537-2422
GLASS DISPLAY
cases, all types and
sizes including verti-
cal rotating gun dis-
play case $200-
$350 ea. 902-2603
PROFORM 630
weight set w/4001b
weights, Kenmore
upright freezer,
39gal aquarium
w/everything includ-
ing fluval filter, 19"
Alero wheels w/tires
352-562-4226
SEASONED OAK
firewood for sale
652-4445

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Miscellaneous
For Sale
TRAILER 16FT.
high bed 32" above
ground $800, 4-ton
Porta-Power $80,
commercial load.
binder set, bolt on
ratchet style $250,
cash only please,
951-0299, 892-
4858.
832
Miscellaneous
Wanted
6X10 ENCLOSED
trailer. Prefer ramp
back door 830-8411.

TRANSPORTATION

902
Auto Supplies
4 ALUMINUM
wheels w/good tires
and lug nuts $100
(big lug pattern)
Ford 15" 537-5091

904
Cars
1992 5-SPEED
Mazda, best offer
758-8720121.
1995 CHEVY Geo
Prizm 4/dr 5/spd, ex-
cellent condition, cd
player, color beige
$4,000, 689-
6640/401-4276
CASH FOR your car
dead or alive. We al-
so clear garage,
yard sale items,
rental clearing, no
job too small. 305-
1957

Y .EVY. Cava-
904 h cd player,
Cars ^ xceent condition,
For Sale low mileage, $6000,
689-6640
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'06 Chrysler
300T

FULLY LOADED!!
Leather, All power,
18" wheels. Immaculate,
well cared for vehicle.
29,000 miles. Extended
Warranty included. Only
$24,600 683-0897

1995 Oldsmobile
Aurora

Fully Loaded!
V-8
Automatic
Transmission
$3,500
758-5349

COMPLETE AUTO
Painting includes
Body work and ma-
terials $400. Free
pick up and delivery.
682-2075.
'05 Scion XB

,SHOW CAR
42,000 miles
17" wheels 5 TVs
Visit: myspace.com/81757726
for pictures and information.
352-562-4226

2004 HD Super-
glide, exc condition,
many extras, 13,800
miles $12,000obo,,
826-0122.

**GO-CART**
Fiberglass Nascar
body, new condi-
tion $300, must
sell 689-2312

21'Jayco
M-M.

5th Wheel KV
with hitch
Excellent Condition
$7,200,(obo)
Must Sell
537-9717

1992 34' FLEETWOOD BOUNDER
Under 50,000 miles. Good condition, TV, VCR, new A/C.
$23,000 (obo) 758-5366

2001 Newmar

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5th-Wheel, 34ft, 3 Slides, LOADED, W/D, Satellite IV,
Ice maker, New leather Recliners, Corian counter tops.
Top condition. 26,000 must see to appreciate.
850-682-9103 cell 850-830-2551.

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Watm E~caxkl Beat O be6d
582-6656

918
Trucks
82 GMC P/U & 89
Toyota P/U. Nei-
ther runs but good
for parts or project
Struck. Both for $400
OBO. 850-420-
1142 or 850-598-
0520 it no answer
leave message.
CHEVY AVALAN-
CHE for sale, still
under warranty 2004
with 30,100mi, only
asking $22,500 firm.
Need to sell, it's
4WD and loaded call
*Scott 546-1192
RED 1993 Mazda
Miyata $4000, like
brand new, 1987
Starcraft Aluminum
Outboard with trailer
$400, refrigerator
with ice maker $100,
big t.v. $100 689-
2586

1995 F-250 X T

7.3 Diesel
35,000 miles
illeaU Exhtoal
Seat OIet
Sate Tsfade
582-6656.
920
Vans
1993 FORD Aero-
star van 4/dr, color
blue, $1500, 689-
6640/401-4276
HUGE SALE in Holt
4416 Main Street
Saturday, December
2nd. Lots of furni-
ture, 4-chest of
drawers, desks, buf-
fet, curio, armoire,
corner cabinets etc.
Antiques, Christmas
decor., kids game
table, iron gates,
tools, over 100
5&100 items. Gates
open 8am till 3pm

HUGE HUGE Yard
Sale Dec. 2,
7:00am-?? Furni-
ture, treadmill,
Christmas deco.,
toys, many cpllecti-
ble and rare, comic
books, misc. items.
108 Pointer Ln in
Dogwood Est.
RED 1993 Mazda
Miyata $4000, like
brand new, 1987
Starcraft Aluminum
Outboard with trailer
$400, refrigerator
with ice maker $100,
big t.v. $100 689-
2586

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