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Southside Elementary experiences temporary lockdown
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Kelly Humphrey
Florida Freedom Newspapers

Cool heads and a highly trained
faculty and staff were put to the test
Tuesday during a temporary lock-
down at Southside Elementary
School.


"The Crestview Police
Department notified us at 10:07 this
morning that a man with a gun had
been spotted in our neighborhood,"
Southside Principal Donna,
Holloway reported on Tuesday. "We
immediately went into lockdown
mode."


Officers from the Crestview
Police Department, along with the
school's resource officer, secured the
school's perimeter within minutes.
"Everything went just the way it
was supposed to," Holloway said.
"The teachers and the students han-
dled everything beautifully. The


man was never actually on our cam-
pus, but we wanted to take all neces-
sary precautions."
The school remained under lock-
down for approximately 20 minutes,
until police were able to determine
that the gun in question was actually
a pellet gun.


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Crestview High School Key Club students donated 964 canned food items to Sharing & Caring, a local food pantry. Students passed out
fliers to 1,000 residents two weeks ago. After using the fliers to petition help from the community, the students returned to the homes on
Friday and collected the cans.


Adam Ziglar
Crestview News Bulletin


They didn't sell raffle tickets or
reap heaps of cash, but one student
service project paid off with big div-
idends.
Students in Crestview High
School's Key Club began a cam-'
paign on Feb. 10 to collect canned
goods from area residents.
They delivered 1,000 fliers to res-
idents living in area neighbors.
Through the fliers, the students
requested that residents donate
canned goods and other non-per-
ishable foods.
The instructions were simple:,
People could leave the food on their
front porch and the students would
return the following week and reap
the harvest.
On Friday, the students split into
groups and returned to the neigh-
borhoods a total of about five
subdivisions.
"I was really excited when every-
body started pulling up with their
trucks full of food," said Dustin
Keith, the club's faculty adviser. "I
didn't know what kind of draw we
were going to get. It seems like we
did really well."
In all, the students collected 964
cans and a number of other items
like cereal boxes and powdered
baby formula. The food was donat-
ed to Sharing & Caring, a local non-
profit food pantry located on
Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue.


"About one in five houses
,responded," Keith estimated. "We
almost doubled what Sharing &
Caring had in the food pantry."
On Tuesday morning, the
shelves at the food pantry were
swollen with canned goods and
other non-perishable food. A volun-
teer swept the ramp leading to the
building and customers waited in
the lobby for their turn to get help.
Dorothy Hobbs, vice president of
Sharing & Caring, was thrilled to
get the club's support.
"Kids don't think about things
like this until they're involved in it,"
she said. "They need to be aware
that people need help."
Keith said the project's impact on
the community far exceeds the
amount of the time the club of 44
students spent carrying it out.
"Its great that these high' school
kids are out there doing something
like this," Keith said. "It shows
adults what can be done with a
minimal effort."
The food pantry recently became
a member of the Bay Area Food
Bank, a regional non-profit food dis-
tribution company that provides
food and disaster relief to area food
pantries.
While joining the regional pantry
offers the promise of food at lower
costs, the local pantry is still waiting
to-. complete the lengthy paperwork
process.
Annually, the regional bank
delivers more than two million


Dorothy Hobbs, vice president of Sharing & Caring, stands in one
of the food pantry's storage rooms. The shelves are full since the
Key Club donated nearly 1,000 canned goods on Friday.


pounds of food to four Panhandle
counties.
Joining the food bank, offers
promises to the local pantry that
volunteers had only dreamed of,
before when they had to purchase
all of their food at area grocery
stores -- at the same prices ever
consumer pays. But community
support is still lacking, Hobbs said.
"Contributions like this one reaf-
firm that people really want to
help," she said. "These students
Were able to do something good for
their community."
Many of the students who partic-
ipated in the food drive were
enlightened by the community's


needs.
"It was a good feeling to help
people," said freshman Aaron
Stringfellow. "We know we made a
difference. The shelves were almost
completely empty when we got
there. When we left, the floor was
covered with bags of food."
Brittany Fleming, a senior mem-
ber, had hoped that more residents
would have responded to the fliers
and would have contributed more
food.
"Some neighborhoods weren't as
responsive as I thought they would
be," she said. "But the people who
did give gave a lot. It was a lot of
fun."


"They- questioned the guy, and
they determined that he'd been out
squirrel hunting in the area," said Lt.
Jamie Grant, a spokesman for the
Crestview Police Department. "It
isn't against the law to possess a pel-
let gun, so there won't be any
charges filed."


Employees


struggle to

recover from

stabbing

incident
Adam Ziglar
Crestview News Bulletin
Cathy Hill never expected to
deal with tragedy in such a person-
al way when she began working as
the manager of the Family Dollar
store in November.
But after the attempted murder
of a clerk on Feb. 5, Hill has reex-
amined her role as the store's man-
ager.
"I have four new workers that
I'm training and I'm trying to run
the store," she said, explaining that
her staff quit immediately after the
incident. "I'm ad-libbing every
day."
Jonnie Kennedy, a cashier at the
store located at 410 West James Lee
Boulevard, was stabbed repeatedly
around 6:50 that night by a masked
assailant who entered the store
and demanded money.
Wielding a knife, the assailant
entered the store and rushed
Kennedy, who was standing at a
register about 12 feet from the,
front door.
Wearing black pants, a mask
and a green jacket, a black male
around six feet tall demanded that
she give him the store's money.
Kennedy did hot have a key to
access the safe beneath the register.
"Everything was in a split sec-
ond," Hill said. "He gave her no
option to try to get the keys. He
just went crazy."
Crestview Police Lt. Jamie
Grant said the department is still
working the case, but progress is
slow.
"We are waiting on some lab
results, but \we don't have any con-
clusive e\ idence as of vet." Grant
said.
There are no security cameras in
the store and there were no eyewit-
nesses who could directly corrobo-
rate what Kennedy saw.
Hill was not at the store on the
night of the incident. Her assistant
manager, who requested .that her
name not be mentioned, was
working.
When the incident occurred, the
assistant manager hit the panic bar
on the store's back door.
When depressed, the panic bar
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BAKER More than a
decade ago, a group of locals
desiring to preserve
Okaloosa County's history
gave birth to the North
Okaloosa Historical
Association (NOHA) and the
Baker Block Museum.
On Saturday, the NOHA
honored two of those co-
founders, Jeanette and
Charles Henderson, by dedi-
cating the museum's new
heritage park to the couple.
"If there's anyone that
deserves to be recognized
it's these two, and we're
proud to be part of it," said
NOHA President Larry
Bulger, standing on the front
porch of the park's log cabin.
Knowing how humble the
couple is about their volun-
teer work, however, the ded-
ication was kept secret until
the moment the park's
future sign was revealed by
Bulger and state Rep. Greg
Evers.
"Without them, this here
(park) wouldn't have been
possible," said Evers, who
was instrumental in legislat-
ing to get the museum its
additional acreage to build
the park.
The unveiling brought
Jeanette, the museum's
director, to tears.
"Oh no." she said, cover-
ing her mouth upon first
glimpse of the park's new
name.
From hence forth, the
park will be called the
Jeanette and Charles
Henderson Heritage Park.
"W\e don't deserve this,"
said Jeanette, hugging Evers.
"There are so many others
who deserve this more."
Daughter Rebecca
Watkins said her parents
have such a humble loyalty
to the museum that they
probably wouldn't have
shown up for the dedication
if they knew they would be
honored in such a way.
"I have no comment,"
said Charles, also taken back
by the honor. "There's been


)ark dedicated


tte Henderson are pictured during Saturday's dedication of the
heritage park at the Baker Block Museum.


too much said already."
But the NOHA felt the
recognition was long over-
due and well deserved, said
Bulger.
"I just can't believe we
were able to keep it a secret
for three months!" he added.
Bulger said the
Hendersons have been more
dedicated to expanding the
museum and preserving the
area's history than anyone
he knows because their vol-
unteer efforts don't stop
when the museum closes for
Sthe day.
"When they go home,
you'll find Jeanette on the
phone or on the computer
(researching) and Charles
doing repairs for the muse-
urn," said Bulger.
But the only paycheck the
couple has received in the
last 10 years is simply the
pride and pleasure of serv-
ing the community.
"They're very passionate
about \what they do with pre-
,ierving our history for
future generations," said
Watkins.
And while the couple has-
n't taken a single dime for
their hard work, they have
made several contributions
of their own toward the


Okaloosa County Commissioner Bill HoDerts
congratulates the Hendersons during the dedication of
"The Jeanette and Charles Henderson Heritage Park" at
the Baker Block Museum.


museum's growth.
Their passion has not
gone unnoticed, said Evers,
who happily obliges the
Hendersons' frequent invites
to see the museum's newest
additions.
"When you get a phone
call from the Hendersons,
you can't say no," said
Evers.
"You can't begin to thank
them for everything they've
done," said Okaloosa
County Commissioner Bill


Roberts. "When they say
they don't deserve this,
that's the farthest thing from
the truth."
Other significant contrib-
utors to the museum were
also recognized at the dedi-
cation: Morris and Katrina
Dilmore, Joyce :1 'Blalocky
Danny and Claudene Hall,
the Okaloosa County Board
of Commissioners, the First
National Bank of Crestview
and the First National Bank
of Florida.


STABBING, continued from 1A


* triggers a resounding alarm.
"He quit when the back
alarm went off," Hill said.
"That saved her life."
She then exited the build-
ing and went for help. After,
retrieving help from a near-
by home, the assistant man-
ager returned, called 911 and
applied pressure to
Kennedy's wounds to stop
the bleeding.
According to lawmen, the
assailant fled on foot.
Kennedy, afraid that the
attacker might return for
her, locked herself in the
store's bathroom.
The store's employees
quit the day after the inci-
dent. One employee who


had worked at the store for
11 years said she would
think about staying if the
Family Dollar company
would install surveillance
equipment.
Hill would not release the
former employees' names
because they are still emo-
tionally scarred from the
incident.
"They're supposed to be
putting all kinds of stuff in
here," Hill said, referring to
Family Dollar's plans to
install- cameras, alarms and
other surveillance equip-
ment.
Kiley Rawlins, a Family
Dollar spokesperson, said
the store should get surveil-


lance equipment soon, but
she was hesitant to say
when.
"We should have surveil-
lance set up in that store
pretty soon," she said. "We
certainly want folks to feel
safe in our stores. In cases
like this, we look to see what
we could do better. Cameras
really help the police. But
unfortunately, they don't
have a lot of deterrent
value."
The store has been in
business for about 20 years.
According to Hill, it was
burglarized in July 2006.
More than $5,000 was stolen
and no arrests have been
made in that case.


Hill, formerly an emer-
gency room nurse, said
Kennedy lost about half of
the blood volume in her
body. Hill returned to the
store the day after the inci-
dent to clean up the trail of
blood that led from the reg-
ister to the bathroom.
On, that same day,
Kennedy was released from
West Florida Regional
Medical Center in Pensacola.
She could not be reached for
comment on Monday.
"If we had had surveil-
lance it might not have
stopped this freak, but it
could prevent the next one,"
Hill said. "He just terrorized
her."


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Pollution not

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papers Miller
Wednesday Report
morning that
due to an ice Jeff
storm, the Jeff
House Miller
Subcommittee
on Energy and
Air Quality cancelled its committee hear-
ing on "Climate Change: Are Greenhouse
Gas Emissions from Human Activities
Contributing to a Warming of the Planet."
Shortly after reading that, I was sho veling
ice and snow off the sidewalk in front of
my townhouse in Washington.
Not only in Washington was this ironic .
scene to be found, but Maryville
University in the St. Louis area had to can-
cel its premier screening of Al Gore's doc-
umentary, "An Inconvenient Truth," duLie to
a snow storm.
Debates on global warming are always-
very passionate, with respected scientists on
each side of the argument. I believe global
warming or climate change to be cyclical in
nature and not entirely man-made. Aside
from monitoring the emission of carbon
dioxide or others classified as "greenhouse
gases," we should recognize that there are
patterns to our changes in temperature.
Scientists have studied weather patterns
throughout history and examined the com-
position of materials from deep beneath the
ocean floor, all to search for trends.
Research shows temperature changes took
place long before the Industrial Revolution.
We have seen a warming trend since the last
Ice Age, which took place some 20,000 years
ago, and temperatures peaked in 1998 with
El Nino. We are continuously in a state of
peaks and valleys., and the next extreme
change could be tens of thousands of years
from now.
I believe in protecting our environment.
I also understand that some things are out
of our control. We will have powerful hur-
ricanes, fierce tornadoes, and other such
natural disasters regardless ot the regula-
tions we place on industry. I am not sug-
gesting we shouldn't make conscious
efforts to maintain environmentally friend-
ly business practices in our ventures
toward market competitiveness. I am sug-
gesting that the future temperatures of the
planet do not rest on the shoulders of Al
Gore, the Kvoto Protocol. or the combus-
tion engine.
One thing is quite clear: the United
States cannot save the env ironment alone.
WVe need other developing countries to be
proactive and work diligently to enforce
environmental standards. In my travels to
Korea, China, and Egypt. I visited cities
where the pollution is so severe that it was
necessary for some to wear a mask over
their nose and mouth to avoid breathing in
the putrid air. America can set the prece-
dent, but unless other countries contribute,
our efforts may not produce the desired
results and instead be more costly in the
business arena-leading to more outsourc-
ing of American jobs.
Our climate has always changed and it
always will; the best thing we can do is to
prepare for it. For the good of the environ-
ment and American job security, let's hope
the new majority takes a sensible approach
when creating legislation to combat cli-
mate change.

U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller was sworn in as the
Congressman of the First District Congressional
District of Florida in October of 2001. He is a
member of the House Armed Services Committee
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The British report part


I had the opportunity
a few months ago to par-
ticipate in the Congress
to Campus UK version
with Congressman Tom
Downey (D-NY 1974-
1992).
Professor Phil Davies,
head of the Eccles Centre
for American Studies at
The British Library, was
the coordinator of the
trip. As usual, Phil did a
superb job. The U.S.
Embassy in England was
also involved. We had
five 14-hour days, which
included meeting stu-
dents from over 20 high
schools and seven col-
leges. We met with The
!European-Atlantic
Group in the Committee
Room of the House of
Commons chaired by
Jeffrey Clinton Brown,
MP. We had a dinner
debate in front of the
general meeting of The
European-Atlantic
Group, chaired by Lord
Dykes. We did press
interviews and were on
the BBC Radio station in
Leicester.
It was a privilege to
do this with
Congressman Downey.
Tom was an outstanding
Member of Congress for
many years. He is now
one of the key Democrat
players in Washington,
and heads a major lobby-
ing firm. I have known
Tom for some time, as he
was elected in 1974 as a
Watergate baby at the


age of 25. He is honest,
decent, intelligent, and


has
strong
feelings
on the
issues,
which
in some
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different from mine.
However, we were
able to discuss these dif-
ferences with mutual
respect and let people
know that you can differ
without being disagree-
able. As Justin Glass, the
Director of The
European-Atlantic
Group, said in a letter to
me:
"The whole occasion
worked very well and
much goodwill has been
done in the minds of
those present in terms of
how America is per-
ceived to say nothing of
your own party. The
transcript of what you
said will enhance our
journal and website to
constructive purposes.
As I am writing to Tom
Downey, this was alto-
gether a meeting which
all agreed was in the
finest tradition of the E-
AG and is no small part
due to your expertise
and oratory. The tele-
phone lines here have
been positively hot with
people ringing to say
how much they appreci-
ated it all."


This reaction to our
many appearances was
in sharp con-
4ide trast to the feel-
ings of most we
g ress met regarding
President Bush
OU and the Bush
rey Administration.
The President's
policies are
highly unpopular, with
many in England feeling
that the problems that
have erupted in England
are caused by their
involvement with us in
Iraq. The more serious
issue is that the
President is personally
disliked and demonized
in the press.
This is also true of
Prime Minister Tony
Blair, who is being
attacked by cabinet offi-
cers in his own party.
The press loves to show
cartoons of Blair as a
poodle of Bush, being
led around by President
Bush without any idea of
what he is doing. They
also feel we are not even
handed in dealing with
Israel and the PLO but
favor Israel.
The approach we fol-
lowed for the seminars
was that a professor
would pick a particular
topic and speak for ten
minutes. Tom and I
would then speak about
five minutes on that
topic, and then open it
up to questions, which
invariably started with


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Iraq. We were impressed
with the knowledge of
the professors about the
political issues in
America, and even more
impressed with the
knowledge of the many
students with whom we
talked. In many cases,
they knew as much or
more about our system
than many of the young
people in the United
States, who get very few
courses on Civics in ele-
mentary, middle and
high schools. There is a
general feeling that the
United States has been
arrogant in its approach
to many issues including
Iraq, Iran, global warm-
ing and the Kyoto Treaty.
It appears to many stu-
dents that it is either "the
U.S. way or the high-
way".
I pointed out to the
students time and time
again that we are not
comfortable being the
world's policeman and
that we are poor imperi-
alists. I suggested that
maybe they may want to
take over this job, as they
had a lot more experi-
ence than we had in both
areas.

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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To the editor:
Ted Mathis will get
my vote and support in
the upcoming city elec-
tion on March 13. I
remember quite well
how active he was in
organizing and support-
ing our neighborhood
crime watch program.
His positive actions
were clearly demon-
strated with hands on
attention. He provided
us with a patrol car, jack--
ets, radios, workspace
and a police officer for
legal guidance.
Most of our walks
and security checks
were conducted during
the late afternoon and
night. Mayor Mathis
would check on us sev-
eral times during these
patrols.
I found Mayor Mathis


to be an honorable man,
a .person that listened
and reacted to the citi-
zens' needs. Let's all
vote and support Ted
Mathis for mayor.

Mrs. Ulysses Coleman
Past president of the
Concerned Citizens Group

Mrs. Catherine Dortch,
President
Concerned Citizens Group



To the editor:
As political clouds
form over our city, pos-
sibly raining drops of
confusion, such as the
person who is truly
qualified to be our com-
mander in chief, our
trusted mayor, I will
come forth with the one


who deserves my
choice. It is Ted Mathis,
first -and foremost. A
noble man, if ever there
has been one.
My son is a Navy
Seabee, presently serv-
ing his country overseas,
where every single day
is very dangerous, and I
certainly do know the
proud history of the
Seabees. I know Ted is a
retired naval officer, a
Seabee, who willingly
served his country in a
distinguished manner
while commanding
many different Seabee
units. He was selected
by the regimental com-
mander to be officer in
charge of weapons train-
ing at Fort Jackson, S.C.,
and at Fort Blanding,
Fla. He was also selected
as the OIC for


Construction Battalion
14 Headquarters at
Jacksonville Naval Air
Station.
These honors certain-
ly demonstrated his
keen engineering
knowledge and leader-
ship skills. Such an out-
standing record proves
beyond any doubt that
he is fully capable of
handling safety and
security matters.
Again, as political
clouds form over our
city, please, all voters,
let's support Ted Mathis,
and give a little back to a
wonderful man who has
served us so well all of
these years, so success-
fully.

Paul W. Cook
David M. Cook
Crestview


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Make your voice heard


It's hard to miss the
fact that campaign sea-
son is under way in
Crestview, Laurel Hill
and other Okaloosa
County municipalities.
The signs literally[
- are everywhere,
from local residents'
front yards to the
right-of-ways along
thoroughfares.
Another sign of the
times can be found on
today's editorial page.
Letters to the editor in
support of political
candidates are a time-
honored tradition, and
the Crestview News
Bulletin encourages
our readers to utilize
this venue to express
their opinions.
To keep things fair
for all concerned,
however, we ask that


you follow a few sim-
ple ground rules.
Because we want to
avoid any last minute
accusations that can-
not be answered in
print prior to the elec-
tion, we're setting a
deadline for the publi-
cation of all election-
related letters to the
editor. The last of
these will be printed
on Wednesday, March
7, just a little less than
a week shy of the elec-
tion on March 13.
In order to prevent
a mass mailing by one
individual, we're also
instituting a limit of
one letter per person
prior to the election.
This doesn't mean that
we're limiting the
number of letters in
support of any partic-


ular candidate, how-
ever. As you can see by
today's sampling,
some candidates' sup-
porters are more likely
to write letters than
others.
There's nothing sin-
ister about that. We
will show no'
favoritism in whose
letters are printed, as
long as they are not
slanderous or contain
unsubstantiated alle-
gations.
The Bulletin
reserves the right to
edit letters for length,
clarity, AP style, and
grammar and spelling
errors. Letters should
not exceed 250 words.
And while letters to
the editor are a great
way to show your sup-
port for a particular


candidate, don't forget
to attend the upcom-
ing Crestview City
Council and Mayoral
Candidate Forum on
March 3 at 6 p.m. at
the Crestview
Community Center. Be
sure to visit wxvw.nwf-
dailynew's.'com to sub-
mit your question for
the candidates.
Click on the
Crestview city seal,
and you'll be directed
to a form where you
can submit your ques-
tion.
The upcoming elec-
tion is too important to
ignore. Don't sit on the
sidelines make your
voice heard.


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The Convergence Coffeehouse opened Saturday. Run by Convergence Church, volunteers say
they hope the shop will serve as a gathering place for conversation and community service. From
left to right, Todd Sterner, Samantha Sterner and Tamara Quarrier enjoy a cup of coffee.

Community gets a jolt of goodwill


New downtown'coffee
shop promises to be hub
of community outreach
Adam Ziglar
Crestview News Bulletin
A new coffeehouse in
Crestview is carving a niche
that is new to most businesses.
Everything in the store -
fresh, hot coffee and wireless
Internet service is free.
Convergence Coffeehouse
opened its location at 498 N.
Wilson Street on Saturday and
launched a concept nearly 10
years in the making.
The quaint coffee shop,
complete ,with plush leather
sofas and tepid earth-toned
walls, is an extension of
Convergence Church, a non-
denominational fellowship
that meets at Davidson


Middle School on Sunday
nights.
The mission, according to
the folks who attend the
church, is to be a hub of con-
versation spiritual or other-
wise and to be a gathering
place for those interested in
serving the community.
"Frankly, you don't have to
be a Christian to come here,"
said Adam Duckworth, a
"spokesman" for the church,
who was suddenly nominated
to the position as an interview
began.
The shop opened its doors
Saturday. The smell of freshly
brewed coffee mingled with
the tangled lace of conversa-
tions, the pluck of guitar
strings and the mellow tap of
conga drums.
The shop, run by church
volunteers, is rich with oppor-


tunities to serve.
The shop's goals are tc
serve as an extension for area
organizations, including the
United Way, Sharing & Caring
and the American Red Cross.
Volunteers also hope to cre-
ate a community board, where
area citizens' needs lawn
care, trips to the doctor and
other needs can be met.
"Right now, we're just play-
ing it by ear," said Paul
Quarrier, a volunteer.
Currently, the shop is open
from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. or
Saturday and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
on Monday. Volunteers plan
to extend the shop's hours as
interest grows.
To learn more about the
shop, or to volunteer to help,
call 398-5712, or visil
www.convergencecoffee-
house.org.


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Florida Hiking Trails .Month


4,000 miles of trails
offer scenic route to a
healthy lifestyle
TALLAHASSEE -
Recognizing February as
Florida Hiking Trails Month,
the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection is
joining the Florida Trail
Association to encourage
Floridians to enjoy a healthy
lifestyle by taking advantage
of Florida's extensive trail
system.
"February is the perfect
time of year to encourage
outdoor recreation on one of
Florida's award-winning
trails," said DEP's Office of
Greenways & Trails Director
Jena B. Brooks. "Florida's
greenways and trails pro-
mote environmental .stew-
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lifestyle for our citizens as
well as economic opportuni-
ties for local communities."
A match for any fitness
plan, Florida boasts more
than 4,000 miles of trails for
walking, biking, hiking or
riding. Initiated by .the
Florida Trail Association,
Florida Hiking Trails Month
emphasizes fun and fitness
along scenic and diverse
trails, including paved rail-
trails, urban trails through
cityscapes and wilderness
trails through Florida's
award-winning state parks.
The largest in the state,
the Florida National Scenic
Trail is a path that will ulti-
mately extend 1,400 miles
from the Gulf Islands
National Seashore in the
Panhandle to the Florida
Keys. As one of eight con-
gressionally designated
scenic trails in the United
States, this national treasure
includes loop and linear
trails on public lands
throughout Florida. The sec-


tions were built and main-
tained by volunteers from
the Florida Trail Association,
in cooperation with the U.S.
Forest Service, and include
areas such as the Cross
Florida Greenway and the
Lake Okeechobee Scenic
Trail.
The Office of Greenways
& Trails manages eight state
trails, including the Marjorie
Harris Carr Cross Florida
Greenway, Florida's longest
green corridor, stretching
110 miles from the St. Johns
River near Palatka to the


Gulf of Mexico. It also main-
tains five rail-trails, which
are railroad tracks restored
and converted to recreation-
al trails for hiking, biking
and skating. Through
Florida Forever, the state's
premier land acquisition
program, $4.5 million are
spent annually to purchase
land for future trail areas,
additions and maintenance.
For more information
visit the Web site at
www.floridagreenwaysand-
trails.com or www.florida-
trail.org.


Crestview Manor

crowns 2007

king & queen


The Crestview Manor celebrated its yearly
Valentine's Day tradition, by crowning a
new queen and king Thursday. Pictured left
to right are queen Edna Kold and king Joe
Armstrong. The tenants voted for their
king and queen.


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Potent jealousy


FOR THE RECORD


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2007


* OBITUARIES


Recently, a
Crestview man was
arrested after firing
a BB gun at a Q,
woman's house,
hitting her car, win-
dow on the home
and the vinyl sid-
ing.
In all, the man's BB gun
tirade caused more than
$3,000 in damage.
Apparently, the man has a
history with the victim and
her fiancee.
According to the police
report, the woman heard
what she described as sever-
al popping or dinging
sounds against her house.
She looked out of one of the
home's windows and saw
the defendant standing next
to a neighbor's house. One
shot pierced through a win-
dowpane.
The man then ran to his
car and concealed the gun
that looked like a rifle. He
got in his car and left.
After being arrested, the
* man said he was shooting at
squirrels in the direction that
were in the same general
direction as the woman's
house. He denied ever shoot-
ing directly at the house.
Apparently, the squirrels
hopped from the car to the
side of the house to the win-
dow those squirrels are
notorious for teasing angry
BB gun wielding hunters.
The woman also has sur-
veillance video that shows
the man on her property
throwing something on the
front lawn.

Front yards are
scary places
Recently, a Crestview
man's daughter was threat-
ening to kill him.
The two were standing in
the man's front yard. A


L POLICE

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l, Information taken from actual Ic
enforcement reports, compiled b
5J Adam Ziglar


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deputy was present. The
daughter threatened to burn
down the dad's house.
Apparently, the entire dis-
pute began when the dad
picked up the daughter, who
was using drugs at a guy's
house.
The dad brought her
home and refused to let her
take his car and go back to
the house and continue to
use drugs.
The girl threw a fit that
spilled into the front yard.
Though the father and
two deputies tried to subdue
the girl, she threatened to kill
herself by burning down the
house while still inside.
Deputies arrested her and
she was charged with a
number of offenses, includ-
ing battery on an officer.

Elusive job hunter
Recently, a local woman
let her 17-year-old son bor-
row her Volkswagen Beetle
to look for a job.
Apparently, he forgot to
tell her that he was going to
look for a job in California.
Or he could have trekked up
the east coast, too.
Four days after he left to
look for his elusive "job," the
mother reported the theft to
the sheriff's office, who have
yet to apprehend him.
Sounds like he planned a
road trip instead. When he is
caught, it's going to be very
disappointing if we find out
that he never left the county.
Some road trip. Buy a
map, kid!


Beulah Sutton
Beulah Sutton, age 49, of Baker, Fla., passed away Friday, Feb.
16, 2007 at her home. Beulah was born in Choteau, Montana on
Sept. 5, 1957. She had been a long time resident of Baker and did
some substitute teaching at Baker School for several years. She
was a member of Outreach Christian Center in Pensacola. Her
husband, Jerry Sutton, father, Warren Jones, and a sister, Karen
Jones, preceded Beulah in death.
Survivors are her son, Juston Sutton of Tallahassee, Fla.;
daughter, Katie Sutton of Baker; sisters, Lida Deonarine of
Crestview, Fla., and Theresa Stewart of Pensacola, Fla.; grand-
daughter, Jeri Nicole Richmond of Baker, Fla.; mother, Frances
Hargraves.
A celebration of Beulah's life will be held on Wednesday, Feb.
21 at the chapel of Whitehurst-Powell Funeral Home at 6 p.m.
with Rev. Tony Hill officiating. A time of visitation will be held
with the family beginning at 5 p.m. A private family burial will
take place at a later date. Whitehurst-Powell Funeral Home is
entrusted with services.
Tommy Lynn Standridge
Tommy Lynn Standridge, age 69, of Crestview, Fla., passed
away Feb. 14, 2007 at his home. He was born in Gainesville, Fla.
on July 6, 1937. He moved to Crestview from Tallahassee and
has lived in Crestview for the past .18 years. He was employed
with the Talquin Electric in Tallahassee as a linesman. He was a
member of Santa Clara Baptist Church and Living Faith Baptist
Church. He loved to fish and was a die hard FSU fan.
Mr. Standridge is preceded in death by his parents, Jesse and
Eunie Standridge, and his sister, Alma Melton. He is survived by
his wife, Joyce Standridge of 49 years; sons, Jeff Standridge and
Ann of Augusta, Ga., and Steve Standridge of Crestview, Fla.;
daughters, Tina Standridge of Quincy, Fla., Rhonda Jones and
Gary of Quincy, Beth Logan and Julian of Gibson, Ga., and
Marcy Albertson and Guy of Lula, Ga.; brothers, Elmer
Standridge' and Loiselle of Dothan, Ala. and Earl Standridge and
Rita of Gainesville, Fla.; sister, Karen Hicks and Billy of
Gainesville, Fla.; 16 grandchildren, and five great-grandchil-
dren.
A time of visitation was held Friday, Feb. 16 from 6 to 8 pm.
at Whitehurst-Powell Funeral Home. The funeral service was
held Saturday, Feb. 17 at Santa Clara Baptist Church in Quincy
with Rev. Tommy Batson officiating. Burial followed at Polar
Branch Cemetery in Greensboro, Fla. Whitehurst-Powell
Funeral Home was entrusted with arrangements.


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City of Crestview
crime reports
2/13: Steven F. Dearwent,
48, of 510 Hyde Park Drive,
Crestview, was charged with a
DUI.
2/14: Carl W. Casey, 19, of
5172 Lake Drive, Crestview,
was charged with possession
of an open container, liquor
possession by a person under
21 and speeding. David J.
Roberson, 18, of 334 Peggy
Drive, Crestview, was charged
with driving while his license
was suspended.

Okaloosa County
Sheriff's reports
2/7: A 16-year-old juvenile,
of Crestview, was issued a
notice to appear on the
offense of theft. A 15-year-
old juvenile, of Crestview, was
charged with possession of a
firearm on school property.
2/9: Preston E. McLean,
28, of 980 Hard Times Lane,
Holt, was charged per capias
with failure to appear. *
Everett Lamar Johnson, 27, of
4689 Cahokia Run, Crestview,
was charged with violation of
probation per a warrant on the
original offenses of posses-
sion of marijuana under 20
grams, possession of drug


without prescription and crimi-
nal mischief.
2/10: Bryant David Pate,
32, of 403 McClelland Street,
Crestview, was charged with
violation of probation per a
warrant on the original offense
of driving while his license
was suspended. Earl Ray
Watson, 21, of 6176 Old
Hickory, Crestview, was
issued a notice to appear on
the offense of possession of
marijuana.
2/13: David Andrew
Steele, 24, at. large, was
charged with aggravated bat-
tery with a deadly weapon and
violation of domestic violence
injunction. A 14-year-old
juvenile, of Baker, was
charged with burglary of an
unoccupied structure, damag-
ing fire suppression equip-
ment and criminal mischief. *
Sloan Mortan, 43, of 110
Palmetto Drive, Crestview,
was charged, per a warrant
from Santa Rosa County, with
battery. Christopher
Upchurch, 44, of 224 Walker
Circle, Crestview, was
charged with shooting/throw-
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inal mischief. Mark Anthony
Brooks, 43, of 1529 Hwy 90,
Holt, was charged with viola-
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Sherrif's office unveils



special needs program


Rachel Kyler
Florida Freedom Newspapers

The Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office on Tuesday
unveiled a new program for
people with special needs.
The Take Me Home data-
base enables deputies to
assist local residents who are
unable to identify them-
selves.
It's going to expedite the
process of getting such indi-
viduals "back to a safe envi-


ronment," Okaloosa County
Sheriff Charlie Morris said.
The program is a joint
effort of the Bridgeway
Center, the Mental Health
Association of Okaloosa-
Walton Counties and the
Okaloosa County School
District.
A strictly voluntary pro-
gram, residents of all ages
suffering from disorders that
affect communication, such
as autism, Alzheimer's or
mental disorders, are encour-


aged to participate.
The database will contain
information on each individ-
ual, including a physical
description, age, sex, contact
number, referral agency, med-
ication, a photo and a bracelet
identification number.
Partnering agencies are
responsible for referring par-
ticipants.
"This is a wonderful bless-
ing," said Okaloosa County
Superintendent of Schools
Alexis Tibbetts.


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The following ad valorem tax exemptions are available to qualifying
properties, individuals, and institutions. To receive an exemption this
tax year, proper application must be made in the Property Appraiser's
Office no later than March 1,2007.

Homestead Exemption
Additional Homestead Exemption for those 65 years of age
and older with a household adjusted gross income of $24,214
or less. Social Security income may not count (call for details)
Widows, widowers, and blind persons exemptions
Exemption for total and permanently disabled persons
Exemption for certain total and permanently disabled veterans
and their surviving spouses
Exemption for disabled veterans with 10 percent or greater
service connected disabilities (also applies to surviving spouses)
Exemption for disabled veterans confined to wheelchairs
Charitable, religious, scientific, and literary exemptions
Historic property exemption
Hospital, nursing home, and homes for special services exemptions
Nonprofit homes for the aged exemption
Proprietary continuing care facility exemption
Low-Income housing property exemption
Educational property exemption
Labor organization property exemption
Charter school exemption
Community center exemption
Economic development exemption
Not-for-profit sewer and water company property exemption


For additional information, call -.. '
the Exemption Department in
Fort Walton Beach at (850) 651-7240;
or in Crestview at (850) 689-5900;

or visit our web site at www.okaloosapa.com


Pete Smith, OFA
Okaloosa County
Property Appraiser


John Parrott
Crestview News Bulletin

There are some not-for-
profit organizations that
make it extremely difficult to
find out what they actually
do, or even how they spend
their money, but then there
are organizations such as the
Military Order of the Purple
Heart (MOPH) that have
such high, demanding stan-
dards that rumors of corpo-
rate misconduct, or financial
irresponsibility are unheard
of.
One of the reasons for this
level of success is the selec-
tion criterion. The Purple
Heart is awarded only to
members of the armed forces
of the U.S. who are wounded
by an instrument of war in
the hands of the enemy and
posthumously to the next of
kin in the name of those who
are killed in action or die of
wounds received in action. It
is specifically a combat deco-
ration, which makes it one of
the highest decorations in the
land. It is also one of the'
hardest to get.'
The first MOPH was
awarded in 1932, but its his-
tory goes much further back
to General George
Washington, who personally
designed a patch to be worn
by his beleaguered, under-
paid soldiers whom he was
unable to promote.
Nevertheless, Washington,
still wanting to recognize his
soldiers bravery and heroics,
came up with the purple
cloth tag to be worn on the
uniform sleeve.
Since 1778, the MOPH has
morphed into a distinctive
heart shaped device and has.
been awarded to more than 1
million men and women
since World War I.
Currently there are about
43,000 living members of the
MOPH.
Nationally, it is. divided
into six regions covering all
52 states,- its territories,
including Guam and Puerto
Rico. Each state is further


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NICEVILLE Okaloosa-
Walton College announces the
Fall Term 2006 graduates. Four
hundred nineteen (419) individu-
als graduated from the college for
the fall semester.
* Students earning Highest
Honors, a grade point average of
4.0, include: Associate of Arts
Degree Crestview: Brenda Carol
Barberree; Associate of Applied
Science Degree Crestview: Joshua
E. Rose; Certificate Crestview:
Michelle Marie Cook, Ginger D.
Stetson; Educator Preparation
Institute Baker: Lisa Michelle
Roy.
Students earning High
Honors, a grade point average of
3.8 to 3.99, include: Associate of
Science Degree Crestview:
Demetrius L. Hatten; Certificate -
Laurel Hill: Todd 0. Tucker;
Educator Preparation Institute -
Crestview: Mary M. Lee, Jean
Porrata.
Students earning Honors, a
grade point average of 3.5 to 3.79,
include: Associate of Arts Degree -
Crestview: Bonnie M. Cisco,
Sinserria H. Collazo, Kevin Jon
Fields, Peggy Joan Jackson, Sara
Michelle Pyle, Ryan Charles


divided into chapters.
Here in Northwest
Florida, MOPH Chapter 566
represents the four most
western counties of
Escambia, Santa Rosa,
Okaloosa and Walton.
There are about 100 mem-
bers. The chapter is com-
manded by retired US Army
Command Sgt. Major Bill
Everett of Baker.
The crowning achieve-
ment of Chapter 566 this past
August was the dedication of
the Purple Heart Monument
now on permanent display in
front of the Air Armament
Museum in Okaloosa
County.
"We are really happy
about how this project came
about," Everett said recently.
"There are several more
projects lined up," Everett
added. "We have to take it
one step at a time."
One current project that is
drawing national attention is
erecting a Medal of Honor
Monument for Florala, Ala.,
native Sgt. Rodney Evans,
who died in the jungles of
Vietnam in 1968.
Through his selfless hero-
ism, Evans saved the lives of
a dozen members of his pla-
toon when he threw himself
on a landmine, and for that
act he was posthumously
awarded the Medal of Honor.
"I knew Rodney, and he
and I went into the army
about the same time," said
Chapter 566 Vice
Commander James Bryan of
Laurel Hill. It is this sort of
heroics that Everett, and
Bryan, want recorded and
remembered.
Another hallmark was the
erection of the Walton
County Purple Heart
Monument, which sits at the
entrance of the South Walton
Courthouse Annex. The
$10,000 monument was com-
pletely funded by the Walton
County Commission.
"We can't thank them
enough," said Bryan, who
was instrumental in the per-
suading the commissioners


to fund the project.
The MOPH is also a dedi-
cated service foundation that
also raises money for the
JROTC Scholarship program,
and nationally hundreds of
thousands of dollars in schol-
arships are awarded each
year. Another important
function of the MOPH is
Veterans Affairs volunteer
service. It is one of the
strongest arms of the MOPH.
Locally, veterans can
thank the MOPH and its
effective, gentle arm-twisting
tactics for helping to get a
Veterans Administration
clinic approved for Eglin Air
Force Base.
The MOPH is open to
anyone who has been honor-
ably discharged and been
combat wounded in service
in the United States military.
For additional informa-
tion about membership,
please visit the MOPH Web
site at www.purpleheart.org,
or phone Bill Everett at 537-
8553.

Chapter 566 of the Military
Order of the Purple Heart
has several activities
planned for the month of
February. They include:

Thursday, 11 a.rm. a
Pensacola Veterans
ir racial Park a mTrarial
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Graham- Aaa.

Monday, 9:50 artm. at dee Air
rrxce Armament Museum,
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set will are as a kidrf
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rairpn to rai fitr f- 3 a
rAlitar y working ogs


Monday, 10:30 a.m. at tl
Air R ce Armanent
M1Nerm, d,- rDNrP will pay
7t11rtn tir late eaj. M.
Talcr, .o w kiUlii in Ir3q
in jau.ry.


I term graduates
Venable; Associate of Applied Kennedy, A n t h o n
Science Degree Baker: George Michael Kolarick, Matthev
Randall Joiner II / Crestview: Wayne Lawrence, Sarah Madden
Yoan Ante, Ben L. Geer, Gina. E. Kimberly A. McDonald, Paul.
Hendriks, Bernard John Lynch; Christine Miller, Emma Natal
Certificates Crestview: Nina Rae Lacey Nichole Price, Ahsai
Ailster, Brenda L. Schindler, Rasheed, Benito C. Rios Jr.
Wanda Gail Simmons, Stephanie Jennifer Lynn Schaefer, Jillian M
Lee Sims, Cameron M. Howard, Sims, Christina J. Thompson
Steven C. McKosky. Sandra Trekell / Laurel Hill
Students who completed the Barbara Bridges Demara
requirements for degrees and cer- Associate of Applied Science Degre
tificates include: Bachelor of Baker: Lisa Michelle Wall
Applied Science Degree Baker: Crestview: Andrea J. Archer
Lisa Michelle Wall / Crestview: Daniel Duane Bainbridge, Travi
Michael Espeseth, Daniel Lee Matthew Brown, Michae
Grantham, William H. Hallett, Espeseth, Robert A. Grappone
Kristin Monique Myricks William H. Hallett, Melvin Jone
Thurman, Todd Alan Yarger; Jr., Marina A. Kats, Wintress Joy
Associate Of Arts Degree Baker: Lassiter, Jewel M. Pryor, Edwin
William Randy Anglin Jr., Auna Rivera, Kerrie Lynn Stillman
Katherine Brunson, Tracy Clark Rickey Whitfield, Terry Lynn
Gordon, Daniel Tyler Matthews, Winkles, Todd Alan Yarger
Cara Leane Spence / Crestview: Certificate Crestview: Nina Rae
Scott Austin Bailey, Alexander Ailster, Georgetta E. Crews
David Ballweg, Tamara Brady, Carolyn Michelle Lee, Brenda L
Jenny Marie Case, Brian Joseph Schindler, William D. Allen
Cheek, Michael Andrew Sandra Blackburn, Robert Boddy
Cross, Janie D. Dardon, Sherry M. Heath B. Hehl, Brian Devalli
Dubose, Tammy Lee Dye, Daniel Johnson, William R. Lantz, Ger
Embury, Lindsay Grayson, J. McCarthy, Mildred A. McGhee
Michelle Ivonne Harshbarger, Carl Keith Miley, Christopher A
Valerie Jean Helms, Angela L. Pittman, Holly L. Trost;


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12 servings


PREP TIME 15 Min
COOK TIME 1 Hr 30 Min
READY IN 1 Hr 45 Min


6 slices Sara Lee Soft and Smooth 100%
Whole Wheat Bread, cubed
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 cup finely chopped onions
1/2 cup chopped celery
1 small green bell pepper, chopped


3 cloves garlic, minced
4 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
1 teaspoon Creole seasoning,-or to taste
1 teaspoon file powder
salt and ground black pepper to taste
1 1/2 pounds extra lean ground beef
3/4 pound sliced turkey ham, diced
1 pound baby shrimp
1/2 cup chicken broth
6 large green bell peppers,
halved and seeded
1/2 cup plain bread crumbs


PREHEAT oven to 325 degrees F. Toast bread cubes on baking sheets until golden brown.
HEAT OIL in a large pot over low heat. Cook onion, celery, and green pepper in oil for 5
minutes. Stir in garlic, and cook for 2 minutes. Season with parsley, Creole seasoning, file
powder, and salt and pepper. Increase heat to medium high, and add ground beef. Cook until
beef is evenly browned. Stir in ham, and cook for 5 minutes. Add shrimp, and cook for 2 min-
utes. Remove from heat, and stir in toasted bread cubes and chicken broth.
STUFF EACH bell pepper half, and lightly sprinkle with breadcrumbs. Place stuffed bell
pepper halves in a baking dish coated with cooking spray.
BAKE in preheated oven for 1 hour.


Weeky Caenda


If your organization has a regu-
larly scheduled standing meet-
ing that you would like to see in
our calendar, please mail it to
the Crestview News Bulletin,
295 West James Lee Blvd.,
Crestview, FL 32536; FAX it to
682-2246; or e-mail us at
okpublishing @crestviewbul-
letin.com. Please label all cor-
respondence: "Attn Weekly
Calendar."
HEALTH

NORTH OKALOOSA GAS-
TRIC BYPASS SUPPORT
GROUP: will have monthly meet-
ings at Body-B-Healthy, 2227
South Ferdon Blvd., Crestview, on
the second Thursday of every
month from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Hours
are subject to change with holi-
days. E-mail Donika at
mamadonika@yahoo.com to con-
firm.
Meetings are open to anyone
who has had the surgery, wants to
have it, or is just interested in
learning more about it. For more
information call Donika at 826-
1177.
LA LECHE LEAGUE of the
Central Panhandle (serving Walton,
Okaloosa, and south Santa Rosa
Counties) now meets on the third
Friday of each month at 10 a.m. in
Niceville. Call Sarah at 420-3900
for more details.
Free breastfeeding classes
taught by Sarah Leatherman, an
accredited La Leche League
Leader. Classes held most
Thursday evenings from 6 8 p.m.
at First United Methodist Church,
Chandler Building, Room 800 in
Niceville
LUPUS SUPPORT NET-
WORK LSN meets every third
Friday of the month at NOMC's
Senior Circle Classroom in
Crestview. For more information
call 1-800-458-8211.
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SUP-
PORT GROUP meetings are open
to those Who have MS, their fami-
lies, and those who care about
them. Meetings in the Fort Walton
Beach area are held at 10:30 a.m.
on the second Saturday of each
month at the Bob Gates Welcome
Center located at the Bob Hope
Village in Shalimar. For more infor-
mation or to receive our monthly
newsletter please call Tina in
Crestview at 423-1193.
The ALZHEIMER'S SUP-
PORT GROUP meets on the sec-
ond Tuesday of every month at 11
a.m. in the Covenant Hospice
Community Education Room at 370
W. Redstone Drive in Crestview.
Guest speakers, group discussion
and support from friends are all a
part of it.
COVENANT HOSPICE ON-
GOING GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
Covenant Hospice invites anyone
who has suffered the loss of a
loved one to attend this free on-
going grief support group on the
first and third Wednesday of each
month from 11 a.m. to Noon at its
Crestview office located at 370 W.
Redstone Drive.
The bereavement specialist will
present current information on
growing through grief, the impact of
grief, and renewal after loss.
"Dutch" lunch follows the meeting.
For more information, please con-
tact Charlotte at 682-3628, ext.
235.
The Twin Cities Hospital and
the National Headache Foundation
invite you to attend the monthly
HEADACHE SUPPORT GROUP
meetings. Call Susan at 897-0542
for more information and to RSVP.
EATING DISORDER SUP-
PORT GROUP (ANAD) meets
each Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Fort
Walton Beach Creative Senior
Center, 31 Memorial Parkway SW.
Nationally affiliated; local advisory
board. Call 796-3277 for informa-
tion.
WEIGHT WATCHERS meets
every Thursday at the First United
Methodist Church, 599 Eighth
Avenue, Crestview. Room 212.
Registration and weigh in begins at
5 p.m., meeting follows.
LUPUS SUPPORT NET-
WORK meetings are held on the
third Saturday of every month at
the Crestview Public Library in the
Conference Room.
These support groups are spon-
sored and conducted by Lupus
Support Network. There is no
charge for the meetings and every-
one is welcome.
For more information please
call Lupus Support Network at 800-
458-8211.
SENIOR CIRCLE is an out-
reach organization committed to
enriching the lives of seniors thru
wellness and exercise programs,
seminars on current issues of inter-


est, friendship, and social gather-
ings. To learn more about Senior
Circle or to register for events,
please call 689-8409.
HOLT FIRE DISTRICT BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS holds their
regular scheduled meetings every
third Thursday of the month at 490
W.U.S. 90, Holt, in the community
building at 6:30 p.m. The public is
encouraged to attend.


HOLT FIRE DEPARTMENT
holds its regular training meeting
the second and fourth Thursdays
from 7 p.m. at the fire station locat-
ed at 490 W.U.S. 90 in Holt.
Persons interested in joining the
department are welcome to attend.
DORCAS FIRE DISTRICT will
hold its monthly meeting on
Thursday Feb. 22, at 7 p.m. This
meeting will be held at the New
Station #41, located at 4418
Poverty Creek Rd. The public is
invited!

SOCIAL

PEANUT PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION would like to
announce the 32nd Annual
Membership meeting to be held
Thursday, Feb. 22 at the Jackson
County Agriculture Conference
Center in Marianna. Registration
will begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by
the traditional smoked steak dinner.
ELDER SERVICES OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY meets
every Thursday for Game Day at
10 a.m. and the Quilting Club
meets every Wednesday at 10 a.m.
TRI-COUNTY BEEKEEPING
ASSOCIATION meets the last
Saturday of every month in the
Agriculture Extension Building in
Crestview. Contact 682-8390 for
more information.
PASSIONATE PAINTERS
CLUB meets every second
Monday evening of the month at
Hughes Cabinet Shop. Social starts
at 6 p.m. For more information call
Deb at 682-2555 or Darliene at
217-0869.
FRIENDS OF THE
CRESTVIEW LIBRARY meetings
are on the third Thursday of
January, March, May, July,
September and November at 10:30
a.m. at the Robert L.F. Sikes
Library. The Friends welcome new
visitors and new members.
The GENEALOGICAL SOCI-
ETY OF OKALOOSA COUNTY
(GSOC) wants to help you keep
your New Year's resolution to begin
or be more involved in researching
your Family Tree. GSOC, the
Heritage Museum, Valparaiso
Library, H2U and LDS Family
History Center are working together
to help you make your Family Tree
dream come true. GSOC purpose
is to help people research their
ancestors, whether they came from
other states, or locally. The
Genealogical Society of Okaloosa
County meets the second Saturday
of each month. ,, .
The DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
GARDEN CLUB will present Felder
Rushing, renowned horticulturist
and author, on Saturday, Feb. 24
from 9 a.m. noon. The tickets will
be $25 including a garden picnic
lunch. For more information con-
tact Dara Dobson 859-0096 or e-
mail
wildflowersmatter@defuniak.com.
DOGWOOD GARDEN CLUB
meets the 1st Monday of each
month from September through
May at 7 p.m. at different mem-
bers' homes. For more information
please call 682-2691 or 682-3639.
EGLIN OFFICERS WIVIES
CLUB will meet Thursday, Feb.
22, 2007, at the Eglin Officers
Club. Social will begin at 11 a.m.
and lunch will be served at 11:30
a.m. The program will be Bingo.
Please call Marilyn Bassett at 897-,
2369 by Feb. 15, 2007 for reserva-
tions .
ADVENTURE CLUB meets
several times a month. For more
information call Clarice Habinck at
581-4591 or e-mail
freklzl00@cox.net.
Thursday, Feb. 22, 3 p.m. Bike
ride in Valparaiso. Meet at the strip
mall at the intersection of John
Sims Parkway and Hwy. 85.
Saturday, Feb. 24, 10 a.m.
Participate in the "Step Up Florida
program with a bike ride on the
Blackwater Heritage Rails-to-Trails
path in Milton. Meet at the trail-
head behind the Truly Spokin'
Bicycle Shop on Highway 87 North
in Milton. Lunch afterwards at the
Texas Roadhouse. Tuesday, Feb
27, 3 p.m. Participate in the Step
Up Florida program with a bike ride
in the Gulf Breeze/Tiger Pointe
area. Meet at the Naval Live Oaks
Visitors Center on Highway 98 in
Gulf Breeze.
The GOLD WING ROAD RID-
ERS ASSOCIATION (GWRRA),
Chapter FL 1-0, meets at the
Ryan's steakhouse on North
Ferdon Blvd. in Crestview, across
from Wal-Mart. Every third
Saturday morning for breakfast at 8
a.m. and business at 9 a.m.
Dedicated to the group motto
"Friends for fun, safety, and knowl-
edge," members enjoy the freedom
of belonging to a nonprofit, nonreli-
gious, and nonpolitical organiza-
tion. There are over 80,000 mem-


bers worldwide, and all motorcycles
and owners are welcome to join.
For information, call Wes Davis at
892-0318 or Jack Birge at 682-
3650.
WESTERN GATE CHAPTER,
FLORIDA ASSOCIATION: For
more details on any events, visit
the group's Web site at http://west-
aate.florida.ora or call 932-5469.


Third Thursday meetings are
held at 7 p.m. at First Christian
Church located at the corner of
Langley and Goodrich Avenues,
Pensacola.
Sunday, Feb. 25, at 8 a.m. Join
the Western Gate Chapter of the
Florida Trail Association for a hike
on the Juniper Creek Trail. Free.
Details: (850) 484-9111.
PENSACOLA VOLKSMARCH
CLUB Walking & Social Club.
Meetings take place at 7 p.m.
every third Tuesday of the month at
Founaris Brothers Restaurant.
Visitors welcome. Details: 474-
9012 or on the Web site at
www.angelfire.com/trek/pensaco-
lafl/.
HAPPY HOMEMAKERS HCE
CLUB is one of the oldest volun-
teer groups in the U.S., although
the name has changed from
"Extension Homemakers." Home
and Community Education mem-
bers are volunteers in the Family &j
Consumer Sciences program of the
UF/IFAS Extension program in
Okaloosa County. Helping Florida
families meet the practical chal-
lenges of daily life remains one of
the goals of the organization.
Members enjoy educational pro-
grams, community service work,
leisure arts, and fellowship. They
are also involved at the county, dis-
trict, and state level. Meetings are
available to all persons without
regard to race, color, sex, age,
handicap, religion, or national ori-
gin. For more information call Nita
at 682-3118.1
The SONS OF CONFEDER-
ATE VETERANS hold meetings at i
Sonny's in Crestview. The public
may attend. Call Jack Bonham at
862-3891 for information.
The SONS OF AMERICAN
REVOLUTION holds meetings at
Neighborhood Cafe in Mary Esther.,
The public is invited to attend. For:
more information call John Cahoon
at 862-5078.
The MOMS CLUB OF
CRESTVIEW: The MOMS Club of
Crestview meetings are held every'
third Friday of the month at the
Epiphany Episcopal Church, 424
Garden St. at 9:30 a.m. Open to
Crestview mothers of all ages Call*
758-6187 or e-mail
Joelle96@cox.net for details.
MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOL-
ERS OF CRESTVIEW meets the
first and third Thursday of each
month from 9:15 a.m. 11:30 a.m.
at Emmanuel Baptist Church in
Crestview.
You do not have to be a mem-
ber of the church to attend the
meetings. The group Web site
address is www.MOPS.org. Call
682-9416 for information.
MOMS OF MANY SEASONS
is a group for moms of all ages.
The meetings are on the second
Tuesday of each month at the First
Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
across from the Crestview
Courthouse.
For more information contact
Penny Byrd at 682-2544.
The CRESTVIEW COMPUT-
ER CLUB workshop will be held
every 2nd Thursday of the month
at OWC Rm. 303, U.S.90 East,
from 2-4 p.m. Every third Thursday
of the month will be a business
meeting and workshop at New
Bethel UMC, 5894 Hwy 85, from 7-
9 p.m.
Beginners and experienced are1
welcome to join. For more informa-
tion, contact Bill at bill358@earth- :
link.net or at 537-8341.
BLOSSOM GARDEN CLUB ;
You may call Hilda Ard (537-4642) i
or Amarene Griffith (537-3791) for '
more information.
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY t
OF OKALOOSA COUNTY For
more information, contact Chuck ,
Licari at 243-6696.
The EMERALD COAST PAR-,
ENTS OF MULTIPLES meetings
are held on the third Monday of the
month at the First United
Methodist Church in Niceville at 7
p.m. Brunches meet at different ;
locations around the county at 9:30
a.m. on the second Saturday of
each month. For more information
please contact Carol Strom at 682-,
4556 or e-mail to Carol@allabout-
dots.com.
THE DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
DANCE ASSOCIATION has line
dance classes for beginners on
Monday nights at the DeFuniak
Springs Community Center from
6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. for beginners,
and from 8 to 9 dancing only (no
teaching). For more information
contact Rodney Ryals at 892-2562,
892-8284 (recorder at both num-
bers), or e-mail him at opvnkv-
rakko@gdsys.net.

GOVERNMENT

The DEERLAND MUNICIPAL '
BENEFIT UNIT COMMITTEE will


hold a meeting on Feb. 22, at 6
until 7:30 p.m. at the Emanuel
Baptist Church Field House,
Crestview.
The meeting is open to the pub-'
lic. For more information contact
Deerland MSBU Chair Mike
McClard, 689-2221, or Public
Works Coordinator Zan Fedorak,
689-5772.











WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2007


BUSINESS


Crestview News Bulletin I 9A


Okaloosa Center offering help with opioid dependence


Opioid dependence is
increasingly a problem in
many communities.
Furthermore, an estimated
20% of more of individuals
interested in getting help for
their dependence avoid seek-
ing treatment because of the


stigma attached to the condi-
tion and limited treatment
availability. For this reason,
Okaloosa NeuroPyschiatric
Center has become trained in
office-based treatment of opi-
oid dependence and have
begun offering this service to


patients in our office located
at 4100 S. Ferdon Blvd., Suite
Al, Crestview.
Because the medication
used is available by prescrip-
tion, office-based treatment is
often more flexible and con-
venient than other treat-


ments. Other benefits include treatment is advantageous
strict privacy and rigorous because it treats the biological
confidentiality and conve- basis of opioid dependence to
nient take-home dosing. The decrease the patients' crav-
use of the buprenorphine ings and withdrawal symp-


toms.
For more information or to
schedule an appointment,
contact the office at 683-8040
or okaloosacenter@earthlink.net.


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Okaloosa County
building permits
2/7: Rodney and Sue
Jones, 7007 Henderson Road,
Laurel Hill, burglar/fire alarm by
Advanced Control Concepts. *
Brian Campbell, Hwy 4, Baker,
electrical, plumbing and manu-
factured building by homeown-
er. Phillip and Rosita Knaust,
3004 Windsor Court,
Crestview, plumbing by Juan
Lopez. William Martin, 505
Brooks Road, Baker, electrical
by DB Electric. Henry
Company Homes, 6201 Flash
Lane, Crestview, electrical by
Richardson Enterprises. *
Edwin Henry, 2675 Corner
Creek Road, Crestview, electri-
cal by Richardson Enterprises.
2/8: Terry 'and Carol
Weimortz, 6063 Blueberry
Lane, Crestview, building addi-
tions by Mike Josey
Construction. Westerheim
Homes, 4583 Durbin Lane,
Holt, single family dwelling by
homeowner. Ralph and Jane
Robinson, 3018 Aplin Road,
Crestview, electrical by Thor
Electrical Contracting. Becky
Bagget, 5788 Normandy Road,
Crestview, mechanical by
Hilton's Heating, Ventilation
and A/C. Jeanette Jordan,
5612 Hwy 4, Baker, fire protec-
tion system by Advanced Fire
Protection Service. Watree
Construction, 6107 Old Hickory
Road, Crestview, single family
dwelling by Brent Acree
Construction. Dwight and
Tammi Dunford, 1650 Dunford
Place, Baker, accessory struc-
tures by Patrick Vinson. *
Christopher Daggs, 6400 Silver
Street, Crestview, accessory
structures by Patrick Vinson. *
Stephanie Tate, 113 Pointer
Lane, Crestview, accessory
structures by Patrick Vinson. *
Ralph and Jane Robinson,
3018 Aplin Road, plumbing by
King Mobile Home Services. *


Okaloosa Community Dev.
Corp., Lot 23 and 25, Eagle
Way, Crestview, single family
dwelling by Unlimited
Renovations. James Watts,
3650 Grady Lane, Crestview,
electrical by homeowner. *
Sammy Collingwood, Zach
Avenue, Crestview, single fam-
ily dwelling and plumbing by
homeowner.
2/9: Lori Haas, 2809 Atoka
Trail, Crestview, general build-
ing permit by CTG
Improvements. North
American Turbines, 5582
Fairchild Road, Crestview,
electrical and mechanical by
Casey Electric. Okaloosa
Community Dev. Corp., 4643
and 4647 Eagle Way,
Crestview, plumbing by A-1
Plumbing. Georgiann Moore
and Q. Thames, 6024 Sand Hill
Road, Crestview, mechanical
by Anderson's Heating & A/C. *
Henry Company Homes, 6201
Flash Lane, Crestview,
mechanical by Advantage Air. *
Brad Parker, Penny Creek
Road, Crestview, electrical by
The Buyer's Advantage
Finance Company. GW and
Betha Hawkins, Highland
Avenue, Crestview, plumbing
and electrical by homeowner. *
Jack Jr. and Tracy Rhoades,
5725 Fairchild Road,
Crestview, plumbing and
mechanical by homeowner. *
Christopher and Amy Holloway,
1560 Hester Church Road,
Baker, electrical by Crestview
Electric Company. Airport
Church of Christ, 2845 Airport
Road, Crestview, mechanical
by Ned Stewart Mechanical.
2/12: OKLCO, 5208 Moore
Loop, Crestview, electrical by
Richardson Enterprises. *
Thomas and Kristi Whalen,
1000 Lonesome Pine Street,
Holt, single family dwelling by
Holland Development. K
Courington and Carson
Sweeney, 78 and 80 Old


Milligan Road, Crestview,
demolition by K Courington
Construction. Mary Edwards,
143 Palmetto Drive, Crestview,
plumbing by Juan Lopez. *
Charles Brown, 1220 Sunshine
Drive, Crestview, plumbing by
Juan Lopez. Southeastern
Consulting, 3202 Heritage
Plantation Blvd., Laurel Hill,
electrical by M&M Electrical. *
Judy and Dale Allen II, 3425
Morning Glory Lane, Laurel
Hill, plumbing by Skip's
Plumbing & Repair Service. *
Okaloosa Community Dev.
Corp., 4647 Eagle Way,
Crestview, electrical by
American Electric Service. *
Randy and Margie Trent, 2990
Windsor Circle, Crestview,
electrical by.homeowner.
2/13: Robert David, 6530
Torry Pines Terrace, Laurel Hill,
single family dwelling by
Southeastern Consulting &
Development. Anthony Slee,
Hiawatha Street, Holt, plumb-
ing by Faith Mechanical. *
Ryan Thayer,, 4643 Bobolink
Way, Crestview, plumbing by
Faith Mechanical. Tim
Tarpley Construction, Mary
Lane, Crestview, single family
dwelling by homeowner. *
Daniel and Anglea Foradori,
2809 Shawnee Circle,
Crestview, irrigation by A Cedar
Oak Landscaping Co. Brian
Campbell, 6096 Hwy 4, Baker,
mechanical by Advantage Air. *
Timmy and Cristi Armstrong,
5915 Oak Hill Road, Crestview,
accessory structure, electrical,
plumbing and mechanical by
homeowner. Onshore
Homes, Hiawatha Street, Holt,
single family dwelling by home-
owner. OKLCO, 5211 Moore
Loop Crestview, single family
dwelling by Centennial
Development Corp. Edwin
Henry, Corner Creek Road,
Crestview, single family
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Leader Mary Ann Vincek by Chapter Member Laura Evans
(right). Ms. eVans made the arrangements for Ms. Maylor of
Physicians Medical in Crestview, who gave an informative pro-
gram on strength training. TOPS Chapter #325 is grateful for her
excellent presentation. (photo submitted)

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,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2007


Crestview News Bulletin I 11A


Daggs tagged as a top


performer for Star Fest 2007

Angie Toole s p pr
Florida Freedom Newspapers ;a


CRESTVIEW Saundra
Daggs has taught for 18 years
in local schools. She's served
Sas the spokeswoman for her
family business, Hub City
Ford, in television commer-
cials. And, she's entertained
people countless times in jazz
performances throughout the
area.
Now her talent and that of
her friends will be showcased
to help raise money for
United Cerebral Palsy of
'Northwest Florida.
Star Fest, the organiza-
tion's signature fundraising
event, is a telethon featuring
performers and auctions.
This year, Star Fest 2007:
All Jazzed Up was taped in
advance in the WSRE Jean
and Paul Amos Performance
: Studio on the Pensacola
Junior College campus. The
telethon will be broadcast on
WEAR from 7-9 p.m. on
i March 8.
Daggs was one of the per-
'formers, as well as helping
,host the event. Others per-
,formers include local jazz
favorites like pianist Bobby
yan Deusen, the Lillian
.Connection and Kim Cannon,
;who recently played at the
'White House.
' This isn't the first year
pDaggs has helped out.
, "I've belonged to different
civic organizations and do
community works for many
;different groups, so one year I
*was talking to Pat Windham,
'who is involved in a civic or-
'ganization with me," she said.
"We're also on the opera
board together. That's how I
:got into it the first
:year, she called ,
'and asked if I Star
would help host." 20
Her reasons go All Jaz
:deeper than just wil
,agreeing to help
when asked, broad(
though. WEAF
She has had
two people with 7
cerebral palsy Mar(
touch her life.
,. When she took
fier mother to Sacred Heart
or treatment years ago, the
hostess who escorted them to
the floor had cerebral palsy.
"This young lady just radi-
,ted pride and joy as she
pushed her button on her




tDITORS NOTE: This is the final
Installment of a three-part series
4n Carver-Hill School.

By ISAAC SABETAI
;Florida Freedom Newspapers

| A bitter taste
As Lewis stood before the
cburt, the judge admonished
heim that he was grown up
and should get over losing his
.chool. At times, Lewis has
questioned whether his devo-


When complexion doesn't

matter, forgiveness brings change


Saundra Daggs will perform during Star Fest 2007


wheelchair and escorted us to
where we needed to go,"
Daggs said. "She had cheerful
buttons on her sweater and
always had a smile. I was
always impressed that she
had this job, this sense of
independence, this opportuni-
ty to be productive in soci-
ety."
Acnmir


Fest
07:
zed Up
I be
cast on
R from
).m. on
ch 8.


As a musicL
teacher Daggs
taught at both
Baker and
Southside
Elementary she
had a student with
cerebral palsy who
came "to her music
class.
"She really
made me realize
that I wanted to
do this, to work in


this telethon, so I could help
children like her," she said.
According to the United
Cerebral Palsy organization,
the term CP refers to any one
of a number of neurological
disorders that appear in ,


infancy or early childhood
and perma-nently affect body
movement and muscle coor-
dination but don't worsen
over time.
The most common early
signs of cerebral palsy are a
lack of muscle coordination
when performing voluntary
movements (ataxia); stiff or
'tight muscles, and exaggerat-
ed reflexes (spasticitiN walk-.
ing with one foot or leg drag-
ging; walking on the toes, a
crouched gait, or a "scis-
sored" gait; and muscle tone
that is either too stiff or too
floppy.
Some children also have
cerebral palsy because of
brain damage early in life:
brain infections like
encephalitis or head injury
from a motor vehicle accident,
a fall or child abuse.
UCP has existed for 55
years, and the local group
based in Pensacola has a
range of programs from after
school care to art and music
classes.


Adam Ziglar
Florida Freedom Newspapers

The date was July 3, 1970.
My parents had just left Pilgrim Rest
Baptist Church in Baker, where they were
married.
*Driving away, cans tied to strings and
nearly invisible fishing line clapped against
the hot asphalt like the feverish cheer of
. cowbells at a ballgame.
With a wedding dress lying across suit-
cases in the trunk, my dad and mom sat in
the front seat wearing comfortable attire for
a long ride.
My dad, like most men on their wed-
ding day, remembered to say all the right
words while declaring his love for my
mom in front of the congregation.
He did forget one minor detail. On the
busiest weekend of the summer, he forgot
to make hotel reservations.
Driving to nowhere particular, the cou-
ple made their first stop at a hotel in
Pensacola.
The city was teeming with tourists,. The
city was preparing for the following ,
evening's fireworks festivities. Like typical
Northwest Florida summer evenings, the
humidity was so thick and syrupy that area
pyrotechnicians worried that the fireworks
would die quietly like falling stars. .
The newlyweds stood in a short line. An.
attendant stood behind a desk that was the
right height for a pair of elbows. The fami-
ly in front of my-parents a black family
asked for a room.
My dad overheard the attendant telling
them that there wasn't an empty room.
Like stranded Galileens traveling to pay
their taxes, there was no room in the inn.
He then approached the counter and
asked if what he heard was true. To his sur-
prise, the attendant gave him a room key to
a second-floor spot with a view. The rooms
weren't full; they never have been.
In 1970. the racial strife was still perme-
ating the South more than 100 years after


* Abraham Lincoln out-
lawed slavery with the
13th Amendment to'
the Constitution.
Each year around
Black History Month,
we draw our gaze --
upon civil rights lead-'
ers like Martin Luther
King Jr., Medgar Evers
and Rosa Parks. We
relish in their sacrifices '
and assume that the Adam Zigiar
hardships they faced .
and the battles they fought weie won by
some daring, singular sweep of moral reck-
oning.
But it's easy to forget that many of these
people died for their beliefs. Many of them
were strangers to the promises they
preached neverhaving seen the fruits of
their labor.
It's also easy to forget.the contributions
made by area black leaders.
As our series comes closer to its conclu-
sion, I think about those I've met. Their
belief in forgiveness and restoration is
inspiring.
"I'm black 24-7," one local leader recent-
Iv told me, assured that there was nothing
particularly remarkable about the color of
his skin other than mine was white and his
* was black. "And the one thing'I don't have
a problem with is the complexionof my
skin."
For him, skin complexion.- whether
black, white or purple is not an issue to
divide people.
Sometimes I wonder how things have
changed since my parents' honeymoon.
Then I think of people that I've met in
recent weeks as I've attended events at the
Carver-Hill School and other places.
"One thing I don't have a problem with
is my skin, complexion."
Those words stick with me. When I hear
them and see the loving faces of those I've
met, I know things have changed.


Carver-Hill: 'More than a school'


tion to Carver-Hill is good for
him.
"I don't know if I'm rob-
bing myself," Tommie Lewis
said. "Maybe we should just
move on."
But Lewis can't bring him-
self to let go of Carver-Hill.
The school is a fraction of a
mile from his house, and
years of camaraderie cannot
be given up.
"You made lifelong
friends," he said. "Even
though you might not see


them for years, it seems like
when you saw them it was
yesterday. It was more like
family ties that go deep."
So much to
be proud of
As it became apparent
Carver-Hill would close, its
alumni association formed the
Carver-Hill Memorial and
Historical Society to keep the
school's memory alive. Their
first task was to find a place
to display all the memorabilia
from the school.


In 1975, May Day was cel-
ebrated for the first time since
1969. This time it was the
adults, not the students, lead-
ing the day. Money was
raised to preserve anything
related to Carver-Hill.
Alumni used May Day as
an opportunity for a reunion.
People filtered in to Crestview
from all over the country.
They cheered as the first
Carver-Hill Museum opened
in the old lunchroom that was
once a military barracks. Soon


trophies, pictures and books
filled the small building locat-
ed in Fairview Park, which is
a short walk from the school.
May Day became an annual
celebration again.,
In 1982, the society gained
access to the lunchroom at
Carver-Hill for meetings. By
then the school was fenced off
and being used as an admin-
istrative building for the
School Board.
In 2002, the society., moved
into its new home next to the


older building at Fairview
Park. The new building
housed a larger museum and
computer rooms.. It was one
of the more historic days for a
group that prides itself of
keeping the past alive.
"You can see what the
lives of people were like and
what the school was like,"
Allen said. "If you trace the
people who went to school,
you find success stories.
There's so much to be proud
of."


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Page 3B


CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN


TODAY


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Scott
McKinney
tells tale of
second chance


S Page 3B


DNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2007


Crestview Softball


NEWS &
NOTES


Flinchum
finishes on top
The University of the
Cumberlands men's wrestling
team traveled to St. Charles,
Missouri to wrestle in the 2007
Eastern regional tournament
hosted by Lindenwood
University. The Patriots ended
the tournament with a third
place finish as a team, falling to
Lindenwood University (175.0)
and runner-up Campbellsville
University (138.0) with a team
score of 113.0 The Patriots
returned home with seven
national qualifiers and one
regional champion.
At the 285 lbs class, Eric
Flinchum, of Crestview, finished
"on top, winning the heavy-
weight class and claiming the
.only first place finish for the
Patriots
The 2007 NAIA National
'Tournament will be held March
2-3, 2007 in Sioux City, IA.

Hole-in-One
Marie Lyons, of DeFuniak
Springs, got a hole-in-one on
Monday, Feb. 12, 2007 at
Foxwood. Driving the distance
of 135 yards, Marie used a
7-wood on hole 8 to get her
hole-in-one.

Foxwood
Country Club
stats
Sunday Lowball Feb. 11
First place (12
under) Steve Whiddon,
Jerry Maughon, George
Holland, Howard Mitchell
Second place (11
under) Bill Ward, Bo
Belanger, Tom Prier,
Larry Fordyce.
Third place (9 under)
- Mike Bouchard, Dona
Bouchard, Brian
Middleton, John Krause.
Fourth place (9
under) Brad Gutnik,
Jerry Devoy, Jim Fischer,
Norm Hullinger.
Fifth place (8 under) -
Don Kearney, Don
Widmaier, Jesse Dennis,
Ron Boisjolie, and Hal
Jellison.

Thursday Lowball Feb. 8
First place, (6 under)
- Fred Heiler, Jesse
Dennis, Howard Mitchell,
David Smith.
Second place (5
under) Patrick Shatney,
George Bonner, Bill
Hughes, Norm Hullinger.
Third place (5 five
under) Melvin Cox,
Jimmy Johnson, Mike
Rees-Evans, Glenn
Mashburn.
Fourth place (4
under) Claude Stile, Jim
Fisher, Fred Schneider,
Jerry Devoy.
Fifth place (4 under) -
Aaron Danile, Neil Locke,
Glenn Boutwell, Barry
Taylor.


INSIDE THE


Car of Tomorrow
making news
today

Page 2B


***********/Special to the News Bulletin
Kelly Jernigan (center) finishes her fourth and final year as a Lady Bulldog under Crestview coach Keith White before moving
on to play college softball under Alabama Southern coach Elaine Covin (left).




JERNIGAN'S JOURNEY


:restview standout

signs on to play at

Alabama Southern


Leslie Fike
Florida Freedom Newspapers

CRESTVIEW Playing softball for a
junior college with high academic stand-
ing and a small town feel is where Kelly
Jernigan wants to see herself after grad-
uating this May.
Last Friday, the Crestview High
School senior set the course for her
future by signing a national letter of
intent to play softball for Alabama
Southern (ASCC).
"She'll be a great assessment to
Alabama Southern," said Crestview
coach Keith White, who's watched
Jernigan's softball skills become white
hot since freshman year.
"Baseman, catcher, outfielder :.. she
can take command of every position but
pitcher," said White.
But she claims third base as her home
sweet home.
When White informed ASCC's girls'


softball coach, Elaine Covin, of
Jernigan's interest in attending the junior-
college, Covin decided to catch a game.
"Kelly is just so dam smart and she's
fearless at third base," Covin said Friday
at the signing. "I saw her make the pret-
tiest dive and catch the other night you
have ever seen. It was awesome."
"That's what we look for (at Southern
Alabama)," she added. "My kids have to
be willing to get dirty and Kelly doesn't
hesitate."
Covin has headed the girls' softball
program at Alabama Southern since it
began 11 years ago. Next fall, Jemigan
will prove her skills by playing in the
program's 30 exhibition games, from
which players earn their starting posi-
tions for the spring.
"I'm just very proud of my daughter,"
said George Jemigan, watching from the
sidelines.
The deal is equivalent to a $10,000
scholarship over a two-year period.
Jernigan said she's undecided on a
major at the moment but can't wait to
play the sport she loves at a higher level.
The 17-year-old took up softball as a
fourth-grader and hasn't taken a break
from the game since.
"I'm very excited," she said. "I love
small towns and the small community
and they're a great academic school."


"Kelly is just so darn
smart and she's fearless at
third base."
- Elaine Covin, Alabama
Southern softball coach

Jernigan works hard at everything
she does on the field as well as in the
classroom and is going to bring a lot of
excitement and motivation to her new
team, said White.
"She really is a steal for them," he
added.
The senior begins her fourth and final
year of high school softball by leading
the lady Bulldogs into a new season as
senior captain.
"I'm going to miss them, but some of
them may come with me," said Jernigan,
explaining that a few teammates may
be signing their own letters of intent
soon.
"I did not make a mistake (in signing
Jemigan)," said Covin. "She is awesome.
If she continues (performing) like she is
now, she's going to see a lot of playing
with us her freshman year."


White


excited


about


Bulldogs


Crestviewcoach
has reason to
believe his teamrn
will be good again

Jared Macarin
Florida Freedom Newspapers

Crestview lost just two
players off last year's team
that reached the District 1-
5A semifinals.
The Bulldogs had their
pitcher coming back, and
many of their top hitters.
They moved some peo-
ple around in the off-sea-
son and welcomed in some
talented youth. Put it all
together and it's the reason
why Cre-itview- softball
coach Keith whitee is excit-
ed about this year.

See Bulldogs, page 3B


Nick Tomecek /Florida Freedom
Newspapers
Crestview's Shasta Tew
pitches last Friday against
Choctawhatchee High
School.


Bulldogs' wrestler Miller is turning some heads


Jared Macarin
Florida Freedom Newspapers

One glance at Crestview
wrestler Kyle Miller's per-
formance at the Class 2a state
finals might draw a "So
what?" from some.
Yes, the junior 125-
pounder was done on the first
day with a pair of losses.
On the surface, that may
not look like a big deal. It is.
It's a huge deal because
Miller has another year of
school left. It's a big deal
because even spending one
day at the state tournament
should give him tremendous
motivation for the next year.


It's a big deal because it
showed others on the Bulldog
roster that they, too, could
make it if they work hard.
After looking at it, it's a
very big deal.
Kudos to Miller (and the
eight other locals) for making
it that far. It's not easy.
Wrestling is one of the
hardest sports to train for, and
it requires a great deal of
focus, determination and self-
motivation. To just make it to
state is no joke. Heck, to make
weight for some of these guys
is no joke.
I won't call it cutting
weight, because that has a
negative connotation, but in


The Way
I see it


order to maintain
these wrestlers m
very strict regime
weights, running
wrestling in orde
their desired weiE
you are a heavy
doesn't matter as
But that is not
as a member of a
weight class mus
body into a light
maintain enough


not be just light. You need
lean muscle, and not just in
Jared your upper body. Wrestling
Macarin tests your whole body, and
it's not something any athlete
can just walk off the street
and do. It takes a lot of train-
weight, ing because the technique
iust have a involved is often so subtle it
'n of can be missed. And that tech-
and nique is what makes the best
r to stay at wrestlers the best. It's those
ght unless subtle moves, a weight shift, a
eight and it hand in the wrong place,
much. which often lead to a victory
Miller, who or defeat.
smaller Miller has shown he is
t sculpt his among the best in the state by
weight, yet advancing that far once. I
strength to would bet he would be disap-


pointed if he didn't make it
father next year. I am sure
the other Bulldog wrestlers
who went to regionals, com-
peted and saw Miller move
on, are motivated for next
season.
So while it may not look
impressive that Miller was
knocked out on the first day
of competition, the effects of
advancing to state for the first
time won't be seen until next
year with him or his team.
It's an experience he won't
soon.forget. And he should-
n't, for being there, and what
happened there, will affect
what he wants to happen in
the future.


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NOTICE OF SPECIAL REFERENDUM
FOR CITY OF LAUREL HILL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Laurel Hill, Florida, has called
for a special referendum to amend the city charter by Ordinance No. 286, approved at a
legally advertised meeting held on January 11, 2007. The referendum on the charter
amendment is to be placed on the March 13, 2007, ballot during the regular Laurel Hill
Municipal Election.
The referendum question shall be voted upon only by registered voters whose residence
lies within the boundaries of the City of Laurel Hill. Voters must be registered no later than
Monday, February 12, 2007, to be eligible to vote in this election. The polling place at
Precinct 5, First Baptist Church of Laurel Hill, 3972 2nd Avenue, Laurel Hill, shall be open
from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. on election day.
The referendum shall be composed of the following question:
NEW CHARTER AMENDMENT FOR CITY OF LAUREL HILL, FLORIDA
Providing for the change of one regular council meeting, to two regular council
meetings each month; to be held the second and fourth Thursday night of each
month; and providing an effective date.
YES for approval
NO for rejection
Absentee ballots may be obtained from the Supervisor of Elections office as provided by
law. Early voting will be held February 26, 2007 March 10, 2007, Monday through
Saturday, from 8:30 am 4:30 pm at the Supervisor of Elections offices, located at 101
James Lee Blvd E, Rm 1, Crestview, and 1804 Lewis Turner Blvd., Suite 404, Fort Walton
Beach.


February 7, 2007
February 21, 2007


Patricia M. Hollarn
Supervisor of Elections
Okaloosa County FL


Inaugural YMCA poker run set


to ride through North Okaloosa


Leslie Fike
Florida Freedom Newspapers

CRESTVIEW The
North Okaloosa Family
YMCA is inviting residents
to celebrate the Irish holi-
day next month by partici-
pating in the county's first
YMCA poker ride.
"The reason we're excit-
ed about this is it's a new
adventure for us," said Jean
Hummel, director of the
North Okaloosa Family
YMCA.
On March 17, St.
Patrick's Day, the
Crestview branch will host
a Leprechaun Run Poker
Ride for motorcyclists.
"We know there is a com-
munity of bikers that enjoy
doing this sort of thing and
we want to tap into that
community because they do
a lot of good charity work,",
said Hummel. "They can
have fun, enjoy a beautiful
ride, weather permitting,
and raise money for a wor-
thy cause in the process."
James Wheat 'and other
event coordinators have
already received a huge
response in rallying for
local riders' participation.
More than 100 bikers have
already unofficially regis-
tered for the poker ride,
said Wheat, who is also
chairman of the North
Okaloosa Family YMCA


FOR MORE
INFORMATION

WHAT: The North
Okaloosa Family YMCA
Leprechaun Run Poker
Ride
WHEN: March 17, St.
Patrick's Day
WHERE: North
Okaloosa Family YMCA
on Wilson Street
TIME: Registration
begins at 9 a.m. with first
rider out at 10 a.m.
REGISTRATION FEE: $10
per rider


Board of Directors "These
bike riders are really great,"
he added. "When we asked
them to help support this
they didn't even hesitate."
The poker ride will bene-
fit the North Okaloosa
Family YMCA Strong Kids
Campaign.
"Our intent is that this
will become an annual
event around St. Patrick's
Day that will grow year
after year," said Hummel.
"We want this to be an
event that the community
will look forward to each
year."
Participants are encour-
aged to flaunt their Irish
heritage with kilts, hats,
jewelry, their family's coat


of arms and anything green
for the costume contest.
A prize will also be given
for the best decorated
motorcycle. The more flam-
boyant, the better.
In keeping with poker
run tradition, the route of
the ride is a secret until the
actual day.
"That's just how the
poker rides are done," said
Wheat.
Riders will stop at vari-
ous destinations along the
route to collect playing
cards. Whoever has the best
poker hand at the end of the
ride wins. A consolation
prize will be given to the
rider with the worst hand.
St. Patty's Day is going
to be the perfect time for
this fund-raiser, assuming
the weather cooperates,
said Wheat. If by chance it
rains, the poker ride will
be rescheduled for the
same time the following
day.
The leprechaun run will
start at the North Okaloosa
YMCA on Wilson.
Registration begins at 9
a.m. with the first bike out
at 10 a.m. The entry fee is
$10. Live entertainment
will be provided along with
food vendors.
For more information,
contact James Wheat at
(850) 305-0265 or Rick Goff
at 682-8635.


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Softball, from page 1 B
"This is the most together we've
been since I have been here," he said.
Now, White and the Bulldogs are
just looking to make things click on a
consistent basis. This season, Crestview
has opened with three district oppo-
nents (Fort Walton Beach,
Choctawhatchee and Niceville) and is
1-2. The Bulldogs were on a tear offen-
sively against the Vikings, blasting 13
hits. In the next two, they had eight
total. The Bulldogs' defense also strug-
gled a little against the Indians, but
was solid against Niceville.
White is hoping his squad can just
put it all together.
"We're there," he said. "We just
need to find what it takes to win. Once


that light comes on, we'll be fine."
Softball usually depends a lot on a
pitcher and the Bulldogs are returning
one of the area's best in junior Shasta
Tew. The left-hander came on strong at
the end of last year and is one of many
players returning whom White is
depending on.
Another pair who have a lot of
responsibility are Autumn Norris and
Tera Gainer. Norris is the team's lead-
off hitter, while Gainer is the Bulldogs'
power hitter and one of five seniors.
The other seniors are Kelly Jernigan -
an Alabama Southern signee Megan
Eason, Tiffany Starr and Jessica Ernst.
"We've got a good group of seniors
and some good young ones stepping


up," White said.
While he returned a solid nucleus,
White said the team tinkered with the
positions of numerous players. Now,
it's just a matter of settling in and mov-
ing forward.
"We're trying to find that continu-
ity," he said. "We moved a lot of peo-
ple around."
And with everyone settled, White
has set the bar high for his fourth sea-
son at the helm.
"We have real high expectations," he
said. "We want to compete for the dis-
trict title. People may be taking us
lightly, but we're coming after them
and we're going to play hard every
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February 15


1ST DIVISION
Hit Men
Jaguar's
Stars & Stripes
Stray Dogs
Black Widows
Toss My Salad
HIGH IN STATS
Bob Birch
120
Ellen Hashek
HIGH OUT STATS
Kevin Johnson
Judy Fitzgerald
SEASON HIGH IN
Bob Birch
120
Ellen Hashek
SEASON HIGH OUT
Kevin Johnson
Judy Fitzgerald
2ND DIVISION
Wonderers


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Devils
Al Riders


Rodney Brackett
Jenny Montford


Jack Jackson
94 Walt Montford
Misty Forsythe


Rodney Brackett
Jenny Montford


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114
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114


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Jack Jackson 70
94 Walt Montford 70
Misty Forsythe 40
58 ANNOUNCEMENTS
32 DIv I Low Ton Al Zimmerman 101 High Ton
Eddie Norris & Chi Nguyen 140. DIv II Low
Ton Jonathan Haggard & Rodney Brackett -
11 120 High Ton Richard Wesche 140


MEN'S MVP POINTS & TONS,
1ST DIVISION
NAME MVP TONS
Bob Brich 36 7
Eddie Norris 28 4
Bobby Gainey 26 1
Jack Jewell 23 2
Scott Decker 21 0
Mike Miller 19 2
Steve Hinrichs 19 0
Jack Miller 18 1
Al Zimmerman 16 2
Adam Kelley 14 1
Kevin Fitzgerald 13 1
Kevin Johnson 13 2-
Chi Nguyen 12 3
Russel Carroll 12 1
Brooks Taylor 11 1
Darryl Brooks 9 1
John Hashek 9 0
John Montford 7 2
Mark Benoit 6 1
Lee Holland 6 0
Brian Soals 3 1
WOMEN'S MVP POINTS & TONS, 1ST DIVISION
NAME MVP TONS
Judy Fitzgerald 19 1


Ellen Hashek
Lydia Benoit


MEN'S MVP POINTS & TONS,
2ND DIVISION
NAME MVP TONS
Ron Meyer 21 2
Rodney Brackett 21 2
Richard Wesche 20 2
Bill Brambaugh 19 1
J.D. Way 14 2
Jack Jackson 13 1
Walt Monfford 12 0
Jon Burds 11 0
Jonathan Haggard 7 1
Gary Easterwood 7 1
Billy Becknell 0 0
WOMEN'S MVP POINTS & TONS,
2ND DIVISION
NAME MVP TONS
Misty Forsythe 12 1
Jenny Montford 12 0
Emily Wesche 5 0
Jewel Boutwell 4 0
Bea Spence 3 1
Dixie Way 2 0


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the difference they make in
the lives of their students,"
said Tim Hill, director of spe-
cial programs for Disney
Destinations. "We encourage
everyone to nominate an
educator and give them a
chance to enjoy the royal
treatment."
The winning educator and
four guests will receive a
complete vacation package
including round-trip airfare,
a three-night Disney resort
stay, Magic Your Way multi-
day tickets with Park
Hopping and the Cinderella
Castle Suite stay. The
Cinderella Castle Suite was
created as a part of The Year
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long event at Walt Disney
World that celebrates the
dreams of Disney guests. A
part of The Year of a Million
Dreams is the Disney
Dreams Giveaway, where
guests are randomly award-
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as a $500 Disney shopping
spree, a gourmet dining
experience, or the opportuni-
ty to spend the night in the
Cinderella Castle Suite -
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Other "Random Acts of
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN
AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 07-DR-379

IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF:

EMORY CHARLES DANIEL,
Petitioner

and

RUSTI LENORA DANIEL,
Respondent.

NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS-
SOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

TO: RUSTI LENORA DANIEL
421 South Endicott
Spearman, TX 79081

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action has been filed against you
and that you are required to serve
a copy of your written defenses, if
any, to it on Emory Charles
Daniel, whose address is 1249 E.
First Avenue, Crestview, Florida
32539, on or before March 3,
2007, and file the original with the
clerk of this Court at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse, 1250 N.
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, FL
32579, before service on the peti-
tioner or immediately thereafter. If
you fail to do so, a default may
be entered against you for the
relief demanded in the petition.

Copies of all court documents
In this case, including orders
are available at the Clerk of
Circuit Court's Office. You may
review these documents upon
request.

You must keep the Clerk of
Circuit Court's Office notified of
your current address. (You may
file Notice of Current Address,
Florida Supreme Court
Approved Family Law Form
12.915.) Future papers in this
lawsuit will be mailed to the
address on record at the clerk's
office.

WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida
Family Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain automatic dis-
closure of documents and Infor-
mation. Failure to comply can
result in sanctions, including
dismissal or striking of plead-
ings.

DATED: January 26, 2007
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
BY: Beth McDonald
Deputy Clerk
01/31/07
02/07/07
02/14/07
02/21/07


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 07-CA-529-C

SELVA JEAN CORBIN HOL-
LOWAY, RANDALL HUSTUS
CORBIN,
PLAINTIFFS,

V.

HEIRS of 0. O0. HUGHEN and the
HEIRS of C. E. EVANS,
DEFENDANTS.

NOTICE OF ACTION

If you ar an heir of HEIRS of 0.
0. HUGHEN or C. E. EVANS
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a com-
plaint has been filed against you in
the Circuit Court of Okaloosa
County, Florida to quiet title on
certain real property which was
formally owned by C. E. Evans
and 0. 0. Hughen, and that you
are required to serve a copy of
your written defenses to said com-
plaint, if any, to:

Mark Welton, Attorney for Plaintiffs
WELTON & WILLIAMSON, L.L.C.
1020 Ferdon Blvd. South
Crestview, FL 32536

on or before March 16, 2007, and
to file the original with the Clerk of
this Court, at the Okaloosa County
Courthouse, Crestview, Florida,
either before service on Plaintiff's
attorney or immediately thereafter,
or a default and final judgement
will be entered against you for the
relief demanded in the complaint.

WITNESS my hand and seal of
this court on this 2nd day of
February, 2007.

Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
By: Kitty Sims
As Deputy Clerk

02/07/07
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 07-DR0054-S

IN RE: The marriage of

ANDRE DOMINGOS DE SOUZA,
Petitioner,

and

MARISEL GONZALEZ,
Respondent.

NOTICE OF ACTION FOR
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

TO: Marisel Gonzalez
Respondent's last known address:
2901 Ravenwood Lane
Kissimmee, FL 34741

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
action has been filed against you
and you are required to serve a
copy of your written defenses, if
any, to it on Andre Domingos De
Souza, whose address is 8997
NW 13th Court, Coral Springs, FL
33071, on or before March 12,
2007, and file the original with the
Clerk of this Court at Okaloosa
County Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, FL 32579, before service
on the Petitioner or immediately
thereafter.lf you fail to do so, a
default may be entered against
you for the relief demanded in the
Petition.

Copies of all court documents-
ments in this case, including
orders, are available at the Clerk


Dated this 1st day of February
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
As Clerk of Court

By: Tiffany Gardner
As Deputy Clerk
02/07/07
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Macwest as holder of the following
certificate, has filed said certificate
for a Tax Deed to be issued there-
on. The certificate number and
year of issuance, the name in
which the property is assessed
and the description of the property
is as follows:
Certificate # 2088 of 2004
Assessed to: Richard L Pawlik
Description: Homewood S/D Lot
15 BlkA
Parcel ID#: 10-2S-24-3020-000a-
0150, Opening Bid: $59,067.95
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Plymouth Park Tax Service as
holder of the following certificate,
has filed said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of
issuance, the name in which the
property is assessed and the
description of the property is as
follows:
Certificate # 2071 of 2004
Assessed to: Masonic Lodge No
37
Description: Sylvania Hts S/D Lot
10 BIlk 7
Parcel ID#: 09-2S-24-244A-0007-
0100, Opening Bid: $5,291.09
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Plymouth Park Tax Service as
holder of the following certificate,
has filed said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of
issuance, the name in which the
property is assessed arid'the
description of the property is as
follows:
Certificate # 1817 of 2004
Assessed to: Gregory & Debera
O'Dell
Description: Holiday Isle Lot 35
Blk E
Parcel ID#: 00-2S-24-2186-OOOE-
0350, Opening Bid: $193,844.65
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Plymouth Park Tax Service as
holder of the following certificate,
has filed said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of
issuance, the name in which the
property is assessed and the
description of the property is as
follows:
Certificate # 1773 of 2004
Assessed to: D S & J M Wilford
Description: Holiday Surf &
Racquet Club Unit 504
Parcel ID#: 00-2S-24-1285-000B-
0504, Opening Bid: $9,799.71
all of'said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.


PUBLIC NOTICES


MRl I ('rpcn uipaw, NewsQ PBulle Itin


assessed and the description of
the property is as follows:
Certificate # 2413 of 2004
Assessed to: Margaret A McCoy
Description: Beg 660 ft N & 660 ft
W of SE Cor of NE1/4 of SE1/4 N
263.5 ft W 165.3 ft S 264.5 ft E
165.3 ft to Beg 990-613
Parcel ID#: 20-3N-24-0000-0006-
0090, Opening Bid: $2,872.44
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Shannon H Bums as holder of the
following certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed to be
issued thereon. The certificate
number and year of issuance, the
name in which the property is
assessed and the description of
the property is as follows:
Certificate # 3324 of 1999
Assessed to: J Richard Staley
Description: Corn NW Cor of Sec
S401.2 ft to Beg E191 ft S150 ft
W56.53 ft alg curve of Cul-de-sac
130.90 ft W41 ft N175 ft to POB -
Lots 343 & 344
Parcel ID#: 10-2N-25-0000-0006-
1350, Opening Bid: $1,158.67
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007,

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Matthew J. Dillon as holder of the
following certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed to be
issued thereon. The certificate
number and year of issuance, the
name in which the property is
assessed and the description of
the property is as follows:
Certificate #-2004 of 2311
Assessed to: Staff's Restaurant
Inc
Description: Corn NW Cor E411 ft
S to ROW N100 ft E100 ft to POB
E50 ft S to ROW W50 ft N103.6 ft
to POB
Parcel ID#: 24-2S-24-0000-0009-
001A, Opening Bid: $8,823.89
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Plymouth Park Tax Service as
holder of the following certificate,
has filed said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of
issuance, the name in which the
property is assessed and the
description of the property Is as
follows:
Certificate # 2100 of 2004
Assessed to: Christopher
Thompson et al
Description: 2ND ADD BEL AIR
Lot 24 BIk G
Parcel ID#: 11-2S-24-0202-000G-
0240, Opening Bid: $48,685.85
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that Jaguar
Tax Services as holder of the fol-
lowing certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed to be
issued thereon. The certificate


of the Circuit Court's office. You
may review these documents upon
request.

You must keep the clerk of the
Circuit Court's office notified of
your current address. (You may
file Notice of Current Address,
Florida Family Law Form 12.915.)
Future papers in this lawsuit will
be mailed to the address on
record at the clerk's office.

WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida
Family Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain automatic disclo-
sure of documents and informa-
tion. Failure to comply can result
in sanctions, Including dismissal or
striking of pleadings.


number and year of issuance, the
name in which the property is
assessed and the description of
the property is as follows:
Certificate # 320 of 2004
Assessed to: Victor J & Ann D
Fangio
Description: Emerald Dunes
Condo Unit 105
Parcel ID#: 00-2S-22-0973-0000-
1050, Opening Bid: $25,034.82
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at


DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Columbus Tax Services as holder
of the following certificate, has
filed said certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The certifi-
cate number and year of issuance,
the name in which the property is


the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that Milton
Sirotta as holder of the following
certificate, has filed said certificate
for a Tax Deed to be issued there-
on. The certificate number and
year of issuance, the name in
which the property is assessed
and the description of the property
is as follows:
Certificate # 1281 of 2003
Assessed to: Raymond J Daigle
Description: Beg SE C Sec W
551.05 ft N45 Deg E 300 ft N36
deg E 100 ft for Beg N36 deg E
100 ft W 216 ft to River S 42 deg
W 107.85 ft E 228 ft to Beg -
OR1105-1932
Parcel ID#: 14-3N-23-0000-0022-
0020, Opening Bid: $1,788.60
all of said property being In the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described In the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Matthew J. Dillon as holder of the
following certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed to be
issued thereon. The certificate
number and year of issuance, the
name in which the property Is
assessed and the description of
the property is as follows:
Certificate # 3316 of 2003
Assessed to: Thomas W McCaleb
Description: Casa Loma 1st Add
Lot 19 Blk 1
Parcel ID#: 16-2S-25-0351-0001-
0190, Opening Bid: $3,672.08
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Plymouth Park Tax Service as
holder of the following certificate,
has filed said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of
issuance, the name in which the
property is assessed and the
description of the property is as
follows:
Certificate # 1679 of 2004
Assessed to: Yvonne Boling
Description: East Wright S/D Lots
7 & 8 BIk B
Parcel ID#: 35-1S-24-0720-OOOB-
0070, Opening Bid: $46,181.48
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described In the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007,

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk .
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Plymouth Park Tax Service as
holder of the following certificate,
has filed said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of
issuance, the name in which the
property is assessed and the
description of the property is as
follows:
Certificate # 1679 of 2004
Assessed to: Yvonne Boling
Description: East Wright S/D Lots
7 & 8 BIk B
Parcel ID#: 35-1 S-24-0720-000B-
0070, Opening Bid: $46,181.48
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse


Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that
Plymouth Park Tax Service as
holder of the following certificate,


has filed said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and year of
issuance, the name in which the
property is assessed and the
description of the property is as
follows:
Certificate # 467 of 2004
Assessed to: Craig & Clara
Plummer
Description: Indian Oaks 2nd Add
Lot 18 BIk C Ex E 2 ft Life Estate
Parcel ID#: 00-2S-22-4522-OOC-
0180, Opening Bid: $3,627.98
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that Dana
Cook as holder of the following
certificate, has filed said certificate
for a Tax Deed to be issued there-
on. The certificate number and
year of issuance, the name in
which the property is assessed
and the description of the property
is as follows:
Certificate # 4221 of 2004
Assessed to: D T & Elizabeth
Fontenot
Description: Sandpiper Cove
Phase #3 Unit 1060 Bldg 23
Parcel ID#: 00-2S-22-213L-0023-
1060, Opening Bid: $7,167.77
all of said property being in the
County of Okaloosa, State of
Florida.

Unless the certificate is redeemed
according to law, the property
described in the certificate will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's Office at'
the Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida at 10:00
a.m. on March 21, 2007.

Dated this 31st day of January,
2007.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS

By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
02/14/07
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

The Crestview Housing Authority
is requesting proposals from quali-
fied contractors (individual or
firms) to submit proposals for the
following renovation, installation
and replacement work at the
Authority.

1. Renovation of Bathrooms
2. Installation of Steel Roofing

Bid packets may be obtained by
contacting Mr Sam Brunson,'
Executive Director @ 1-850-682-
,413, -4 Cr-.;tvi-w Hou;sinrg
Aurnc.ry 371 W HCKOIy Avrnue.
Crestview, Florida 32536

A Pre-Bid conference will be held
on March 1st, 2007 @ 10:00 AM
at the Housing Authority offices.
Bids will be received until 10:00
AM on March 15, 2007 (CST)

The Crestview Housing Authority
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids and to waive any irregulari-
ties and formalities in the bidding.
02/10/07
02/14/07
02/17/07
02/21/07'
02/24/07
02/28/07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.: 06-CP-001638

IN RE: THE ESTATE OF

JOHN WESLEY HART,
a/lka John W. Hart
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS OR DEMANDS
AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE:
The administration of the estate of
JOHN WESLEY HART, a/k/a
John W. Hart, deceased, File
Number 06-CP-001638, is pending
in the Probate Court, Okaloosa
County, Florida, the address of
which is:
Clerk of Circuit Court
Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex
1250 Eglin Parkway
Shalimar, FL 32579

The names and addresses of the
personal representative and the
personal representative's attorney
are set forth below.

ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:

All Creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or
demands against the decedent's
estate, on whom a copy of this
notice, must file their claims with
this court, WITHIN THE LATER
OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR-
TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.

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

ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS


NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV-
ER BARRED.

The date of the first publication of
this notice is February 14, 2007

Attorney for Personal
Representative:
ROBISON R. HARRELL & ASSO-
CIATES, P.A.
SALLIE Y NORRIS
3 Clifford Drive
Shalimar, Florida 32579
(850) 651-1111
Florida Bar Number 0023840

Personal Representative:
Patricia Hart Eldridge
2707 Gawain Drive
Huntsville, AL 35803
02/14/07


02/21/04

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO. 2006-CP-001616-C

IN RE: ESTATE OF
VIRGINIA JEAN MORGAN
Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
VIRGINIA JEAN MORGAN,
deceased, whose date of death
was December 3, 2006, and
whose Social Security Number is
N/A, is pending in the Circuit Court
for Okaloosa County, Florida,
Probate Division, the address of
which is Post Office Drawer 1359,
Crestview, Florida 32536. The
names and addresses of the per-
sonal representative and the per-
sonal representative's attorney are
set forth below.

All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's
estate on whom a copy of this
notice is required to be served
must file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3
MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.

All other creditors of the decedent
and other persons having claims
'or demands against decedent's
estate must file their claims with
this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN
THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH
IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE
FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.

NOTWITHSTANDING THE PERI-
ODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY
CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS
OR MORE AFTER THE DECE-
DENTS DATE OF DEATH IS
BARRED.

The date of the first publication of
this Notice is February 14, 2007.

Attomey for Personal
Representative:
BEN L. HOLLEY
P.O. BOX 1238
CRESTVIEW, FL 32536
(850) 682-2336
FL BAR # 0036838

Personal Representative:
LOUISE STURM
453 Peppertree Terrace
Pensacola, FL 32506
02/14/07
02/21/07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 05-CA-4464-S

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK,
N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR THE C-
BASS MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST ASSET BACKED CER-
TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-RP1,
Plaintiff,

vs

BRYAN D. HUGHES. et al.
Defendantss.

, NOTICE OFRESCHEDULED, ...
FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to an Order Rescheduling
Foreclosure Sale dated February
5, 2007, and entered in Case NO.
05-CA-4464-S of the Circuit Court
of the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and
for OKALOOSA County, Florida
wherein JPMORGAN CHASE
BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR
THE C-BASS MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST ASSET BACKED CER-
TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-RP1, is
the Plaintiff and BRYAN D. HUGH-
ES; BRANDY L. COLLINS; are the
Defendants, I will sell to the high-
est and best bidder for cash at IN
FRONT OF CLERK'S FRONT
DOOR OF SHALIMAR ANNEX at
11:00AM, on the 5th day of March,
2007, the following described
property set forth in said Final
Judgement:

LOT 15, BLOCK "C", MAG-
NOLIA PARK, PHASE 2,
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RECORDED
IN PLAT BOOK 18 AT PAGE
61, OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.

A/K/A 150 Bent Arrow Drive,
Unit 15, Destin, FL 32541-
2587

Any person claiming an interest
in the surplus from the sale, if
any, other than the property
owner as of the date of the Lis
Pends must file a claim within
- sixty (60) days after the sale.

WITNESS MY HAND and the seal
of this Court on February 8, 2007.

Don W. Howard
Clerk of Circuit Court

By! Tiffany Gardner
Deputy Clerk

Publish in Crestview News Bulletin
Invoice To: Echevaria, Codilis &
Stawiarski
P.O. Box 25018
Tampa, Florida 33622-5018
F05020286
LITTON CONV B -sklawiter
*See Americans with Disabilities
Act

IMPORTANT

In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act, persons with
disabilities needing special accom-
modation to participate in this pro-
ceeding should contact Court
Administration at 101 James Lee
Boulevard East, Crestview, FL,
32536-3515; telephone number
(850) 689-5000, Extension 7497,
prior to the proceeding, or
Shalimar (850) 651-7497

IMPORTANT

In accordance with the Americans


with Disabilities Act, persons with
disabilities needing special accom-
modation to participate in this pro-
ceeding should contact Court
Administration at 1250 N. Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar, FL, 32579;
telephone number (850) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
02/14/07
02/21/07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NUMBER 2007-CP-000084

IN RE: ESTATE OF
MYRTLE NOBlE WARD,


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 20Q7


Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The administration of the estate of
MYRTLE NOBIE WARD,
deceased, File Number 2007-CP-
000084, is pending in the Circuit
Court for Okaloosa County,
Florida, Probate Division, the
address of which is P.O. Drawer
1359, Crestview, FL 32536-1359.
The names and addresses of the
personal representative and the
personal representative's attorney
are set forth below.

ALL INTERESTED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT:
All persons on whom this notice is
served who have objections that
challenge the validity of the will,
the qualifications of the personal
representative, venue, or jurisdic-
tion of this Court are required to
file their objections with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.

All creditors of the decedent and
other persons having claims or
demands against decedent's
estate on whom a copy of this
notice is served within three
months after the date of the first
publication of this notice must file
their claims with this Court WITH-
IN THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.

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

ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED..

The date of the first publication of
this Notice Is February 14, 2007

'Attorney for Personal
Representative:
AARON B. WENTZ
1817 Lewis Turner Boulevard
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547
Telephone: (850) 863-8006
Florida Bar No: 0065810

Personal Representative:
DAVID ALLEN THOMAS
2678 Deer Run
Pace, FL 32571,

02/14/07
02/21/07

NOTICE OF SALE
The following vehicle will be sold
at public auction, per FL Stat
713.585 at 10:00 AM on March 9,
2007 at Lienor's address to satisfy
a lien against said vehicles) for
labor, services and storage
charges. No titles, as is, cash only.
1985 Chevy Van
VIN 2GBJG31M7F4158676
Cash sum to redeem vehicle:
$4725.87
Leinor Daniel's Automotive
Services
523 Highway 90 West
Holt, FL 32564
Phone: 850-537-3828
Notie, to owner or lienholder that.
'he has a right to a hearing any
time prior to sale.date by filing with
....the-clerk.of the court,.Qvwer has
right to recover vehicle by posting
bond in accordance with FL Stat
559.917. Net proceeds from sale
in excess of amount claimed by .
lienor will be deposited with the
clerk of the court. Interested par-
ties, contact: State Filing Service,
Inc. (772) 595-9555

02/21/07

NOTICE OF AUCTION

Pursuant to Section 713.75, Florida
Statutes, there will be a public auc-
tion MARCH 5, 2007 at 8:00 AM for
-the following described vehicles:

1998 Dodge P/U
VIN # 3B7HC13Y2WG100056

1993 Ford Tempo
VIN # 1FAPP36X5PK223204

1990 Lincoln
VIN # 1LNLM81F2LY741464

The auction will be held at 861 W.
JAMES LEE BLVD., CRESTVIEW,
FL. Danco Transmissions has the
right to turn down any and all bids.

02/21/07

NOTICE OF AUCTION

Pursuant to Section 713.75, Florida
Statutes, there will be a public auc-
tion March 5, 2007, at 9 :00 AM for
the following described vehicles:

1993 Ford F150
VIN # 1FTEF15Y5PNA31914

The auction will be held at 956 W.
JAMES LEE BLVD., CRESTVIEW,
FL. Crestview Paint N Body has the
right to tum down any and all bids.

02/21/07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO. 2006-CA-004843

NOVASTAR MORTGAGE, INC.,
Plaintiff,

vs

MELVIN BRUNDIDGE, BESSIE
K. BRUNDIDGE; STATE OF
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
REVENUE
Defendants.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur-
suant to a Final Judgement of
Foreclosure dated February 15,
2007 and entered in Case No.
2006-CA-004843, of the Circuit
Court of the First Judicial Circuit in
and for OKALOOSA County,
Florida. NOVASTAR MORTGAGE


, INC. I IS PLAINTIFF AND
MELVIN BRUNDIDGE, BESSIE K.
BRUNDIDGE; STATE OF FLORI-
DA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE,
are defendants. I will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash
AT THE FRONT SOUTH DOOR
COURTHOUSE STEPS,
OKALOOSA COUNTY COURT-
HOUSE ANNEX, 1250 N. EGLIN
PARKWAY, SHALIMAR, FLORIDA,
at 11:00 a.m., on the 22nd day
March, 2007, the following
described property as set forth in
said Final Judgement, to wit:

LOT 8, BLOCK 1, SYLVANIA
HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK
2, PAGE(S) 48, OF THE PUB-
LIC RECORDS OF


I


UJA3


OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
A person claiming an interest in
the surplus from the sale, if any,
other than the property owner as
of the date of the lis pends must
file a claim within 60 days after the
sale.

Dated 15th day of February, 2007.

DON W. HOWARD
As Clerk of Said Court

By: Tiffany Gardner
As Deputy Clerk
This notice is provided pursuant to
Administrative Order No. 2.065.
In accordance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act, If you are a
person with a disability who needs
any accommodation in order to
participate in this proceeding, you
are entitled, at no cost to you, to
provisions of certain assistance.
Please contact the Court
Administrator at 1250 Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar, FL 32579,
Phone No. (850) 651-7259 within
2 working days of your receipt of
this notice or pleading; if you are
hearing impaired, call 1-800-955-
8771 (TDD); if you are voice
impaired, call 1-800-995-8770 (V)
(Via Florida Relay Services)
Submitted by:
Kahane & Associates, P.A..
1815 Grriffin Rnoad Suite 200


Dania Beach, FL 33004
02/21/07
02/28/07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
PROBATE NO. 07-CT-208

IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
IVY L MASON,
DECEASED.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS OR DEMANDS
AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE.

YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that the -
administration of the THE ESTATE
OF IVY L. MASON, DECEDENT,'}
File Number 07-CT-208 is pending
in the Circuit Court for Okaloosa
County Courthouse, Crestview,
Florida 32536. The'personal rppre
sentative is TERRY L. HOLSTINE1
whose address is 1300 PASA
TIEMPO, LEADER, TX 78641.
The name of the Personal '
Representative's attorney are set
forth below:

All persons having claims or
demands against the estate are
required WITHIN THREE
MONTHS FROM THE .DATE OF I
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk
of the above court a written state-1
ment of any claim or demand they
may have. Each claim must be in I
writing and must indicate the basiq
for the claim, the name and
address of the creditor or his
agent or attorney and amount
claimed. If the claim is secured the
security shall be described. The
claimant shall deliver sufficient
copies of the claim to the clerk to I
enable the clerk to mail one copy I
to the Personal Representative.

All persons interested in the estate
to whdm a copy of this notice of i
administration has been mailed I
are required, WITHIN THREE '
MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF -
THE FIRST PUBLICATION O &
THIS NOTICE, to file any objec-
i.,ri mr y rr. 3, raje Ir.al .:nalirng,3
Irae sl.,,Ty 01M Ir dc aE-C rJr T ill
the qualifications of the personal..
representative or the venue or !
jurisdiction of the court. I

ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.

PuOi.ca.ro *l I.n;s nrc..c. r.aa
t.egur. Dale ol the first pubiicai.oi
ofthis notice of administration,
February 21, 2007

TERRY L. HOLSTINE
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
OF THE ESTATE

CHARLES A. WADE, ESQUIRE
Attorney for Petitioner
PO Box 785
Crestview, Florida 32536
Ph No: 850-682-9600
Fax No: 850-682-8227
Florida Bar No: 083926
02/21/07
02/28/07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 07-DR-598 t

IN RE: The Marriage of
ERIN LEIGH BLANKENSHIP,
Petitioner/Wife,

and

JOSE'A. ZAPATA-CASTILLO,
Respondent/Husband

NOTICE OF ACTION OF
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE'

To: Jose' A. Zapata-Castillo

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that an action for dissolution of
marriage has been filed against
you and you are required to serve
a copy of your written defenses, if
any, to Erin Leigh Blankenship,
Petitioner, c/o Mark S. Rubin,
Esq., RUBIN LAW FIRM, 173 NE:
Eglin Parkway, Fort Walton Beach,
Florida 32548, on or before Marcli
14, 2007, and file the original witfl
the clerk of this court at the
Okaloosa County Courthouse
Annex, 1250 N. Eglin Parkway,
Shalimar, FL 32579, before ser-
vice on Petitioner or immediately
thereafter. If you fail to do so, a
default will be entered against you
for the relief demanded in the peti'
tion.

Copies of all court documents in
this case, including orders, are
available at the Clerk of Court's
office. You may review these docdi-
ments upon request.

You must keep the Clerk of the
Circuit Court's office notified of
your current address. (You may
file Notice of Current Address,
Florida Supreme Court Approved
Family Law Form 12.915) Future
papers in this lawsuit will be
mailed to the address on record at
the clerk's office.

WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida
Family Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain automatic disclo-
sure of documents and informa-
tion. Failure to comply can result
in sanctions, including dismissal or
striking of pleadings.
Dated: February 7, 2007 '

CLERK OF COURT
By: Teresa Fleming
Deputy Clerk
02/21/07
02/28/07
03/07/07
03/14/07










'WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2007


EDUCATION


Crestview News Bulletin I 7B


Aviator Academic Team

SwIJ ^i J* k6


Learn about OWC health care

degree & certificate programs at

Health Careers Information Fair


The academic team from Antioch Elementary School recently participated in the Knowledge
Master National Competition. Their overall score placed them third in the county and sixth
in the state of Florida. The team members included Anthony Quesnette, Kristen Bufkin,
Russell Peters, Jordan Linzy, Jarrod Miller, Justin Witt, Victoria Stringfellow, Emily Ward,
Shelby Critcher, Vincent Sabarre, James Adams, Meagan Clark, Blake Williams, Foster Lux,
Rylee Hritz, Taylor Pierce, Matthew Gileau, Jordan Saeugling, Shaan Parikh, and Jacob
Anderson. (photo submitted)


TOTAL BUSINESS

SOLUTIONS
Family owned business, your hometown people.



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Walk-ins welcome.
If needed drop-off or call for
an appointment.

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.Crestview, FL


Monday Friday 8-6
Saturday 8-12 or by appointment


The Nursing
and Allied
Health pro-
grams at
Okaloosa-
Walton College
will host a
health careers
information fair
on Tues., Feb.
27 from 5:30 to
8:00 p.m. at the
Niceville cam-
pus for those
interested in
learning more
about admis-
sions to OWC
programs in
D e' n t a 1
Assisting,
Paramedic,


OWC accepted its class of Paramedic students in Fall 2006. (photo submitted)


EMT, Surgical
Technology, Radiography and
both the associate degree and
bachelor's degree Nursing pro-
grams.
There will be an overview at
5:30 p.m. on financial aid, acad-


GOT QUESTIONS?
WANT ANSWERS?
GOT PROBLEMS?
WANT SOLUTIONS?
Stop by and talk with me on March I, and March 8, 2007,
6-9 p.m. at Sonny's BBQ (light refreshments provided)
and then on March 13, 2007:


VOTE *


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emic advising and OWC sup-
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again at 7:00 p.m., participants
may attend in-depth informa-
tion sessions on the programs
of their choice for specific
admissions information, tours
and more. The event will be
held in the Nursing and Allied
Health building E on the OWC
Niceville campus in Room
101. For information, contact
the OWC Nursing office at
729-6400.
Potential students are
encouraged to attend the
entire program to learn about
the various health career train-
ing options available at OWC


and how to prepare a more
competitive admissions appli-
cation. Certain programs will
award points toward meeting
admissions criteria for those
who attend the information
sessions.
All OWC health degree and
certificate programs are now
accepting applications for new
students and, each program has
a limited number of admissions
slots. Programs generally uti-
lize a competitive point system
to determine admissions and
most programs admit students
only once a year. Individuals
may apply for admission to
more than one program.


ATTENTION.!!

TRANSPORTATION PLAN UPDATE

CITIZEN INPUT INVITED

We Need Your Help

The Okaloosa-Walton Transportation Planning Organization is updating its year 2030 Transportation Plan. What roadway, bicycle/pedestrian, and public transportation projects
should be cost feasible in the year 2030? Come and let us know what you think.


Place


Date


Walton County Coastal Systems Library
336 Loop Road
Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

Niceville City Hall Council Chamber
208 N. Partin Drive (SR 285)
Niceville, FL 32578

Destin Community Center
101 Stahlman Avenue
Destin, FL 32541

Fort Walton Beach Library
185 Miracle Strip Parkway, SE
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548

Charles M. Walthall Agricultural Building
5479 Old Bethel Road
Crestview, FL 32536


Time


Monday
February 26, 2007


Monday
February 26, 2007


Tuesday
February 27, 2007


Tuesday

February 27, 2007


Wednesday
February 28, 2007


6:00 p.m.



6:00 p.m.



6:00 p.m.



6:00 p.m.



6:00 p.m.


Purpose

You will be asked to review and comment on three Cost Feasible Plan alternatives for the year 2030; provide answers to the questions listed below; and complete a comment sheet.

Issues and topics to be discussed

Roadway Projects.
Public Transportation Projects.
Bicycle/Pedestrian Projects.
Intelligent Transportation System.

If you have questions about the 2030 Transportation Plan for the Okaloosa-Walton Transportation Planning Organization, please call:

Gary Kramer, Senior Transportation Planner
West Florida Regional Planning Council
3435 North 12th Avenue, Pensacola, Florida 32503
Ph. (850) 595-8910 Fax. (850) 595-8967 E-mail: kramerg@wfrpc.dst.fl.us Web Site: www.wfrpc.dst.fl.us/owtpo

The Okaloosa-Walton TPO will make reasonable accommodations for access to this meeting in accordance with the Americans with
Disabilities Act and for language requirements other than English. Please notify Ms. Ellie Roberts of access or language requirements
at (850) 595-8910 ext. 218 at least 48 hours in advance.


OWC Radiography student Danette Sanders of Crestview works
with staff at Twin Cities Hospital in Niceville as part of her
clinical training. (photo submitted)


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090 Announcements
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098 Training
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106 Home Business
108 Hotel/Motel/Restaurant
110 Labor
112 Management
114 Medical
116 Office Work
118 Part Time
120 Professional
122 Retail
124 Sales & Telemarketing
126 Skills / Trade
128 Positions Wanted
300 SERVICES
305 Auto
310 Business Opportunities
315 Business Services
320 Child Care
325 Domestic-
330 Equipmeni Repair
335 Financial Services
340 Home Repair
345 Lawn Care


350 Senior Care
355 Sewing & Alterations
360 Miscellaneous
450 OKALOOSA FOR RENT
452 Apartments
454 Commercial
456 Homes
458 Land
460 Mobile Homes
462 Rooms
464 Roommate Wanted
466 Vacation / Resort
550 OKALOOSA FOR SALE
552 Apartments
554 Commercial
556 Homes
558 Investments
560 Land
562 Mobile Homes
564 Vacation / Resort
700 PETS / ANIMALS
702 Boarding
704 Livestock
706 Livestock Supplies
708 Pets
710 Pet Supplies
"12 Lost & Found
800 GENERAL MERCH.
802 Antiques


804 Apparel
806 Appliances
808 Arts & Crafts
810 Computers
812 Farm Equipment
814 Furniture
816 Jewelry
818 Lawn Equipment
820 Lumber & Hardware
822 Musical Instruments
824 Office Equipment
826 Sporting goods
828 Electronics
.829 Garage Sales
830 Misc. For Sale
832 Misc. Wanted
900 TRANSPORTATION
902 Auto Supplies
904 Cars
906 Boats
908 Farm Equipment
910 Motorcycles
912 Motor Homes
914 Recreational
916 Sport Utility
918 Trucks
920 Vans
922 Olher
980 Tanning


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EMPLOYMENT


102
Drivers
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WE'VE GOT
FREIGHT!
HOME WEEKENDS
$1700 Sign on
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Earn up to 390/mi,
50% Preloaded &
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www.PatriotTrans.
com
DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED NOW!
Werner 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.


102
Drivers

BUS DRIVERS
Needed

Okaloosa County
School District
Transportation
Training classes
are currently be-
ing scheduled for
interested per-
sons, wanting to
become an Oka-
loosa County
School Bus Driv-
er.
*Paid Training
*Benefit Package
*Paid Leave
*Med/Dental Ins.
*Full/Part Time
*Immediate Open-
ings
833-3555, FWB
Office
833-4161, Nice-
ville
689-7301, Crest-
view
*Drug Free Work-
place


104
General Help
NEED LICENSED
real estate agent for
new construction
sales/model home
fax resume to 850-
435-1555
POST OFFICE
NOW HIRING. Avg.
pay $20/hour or
$57k annually in-
cluding Federal Ben-
efits and OT. Paid
Training, Vacations.
PT/FT 1-800-584-
1775 ext 2900 US-
WA
SEASONAL PLANT
Nursery Workers
Needed. Full time
7.50 hour, must be
able to lift 50
pounds. Apply in
Person only at
Crestview Nurseries
5908 Houston Lane
Crestview, Fla
WORK FROM
HOME ONLINEI PT
or FT around your
schedule. Great op-
portunity for stay-at-
home momsl Full
training & support
www.financlalwell-
nessathome.com


106 -,
Home Based
Business
BE YOUR OWN
BOSS. Seeking tup-
perware sales con-
sultants- who can
work pt/ft. Training
provided. Salary de-
pends on your sales,
fund raising, and re-,
cruiting other con-
sultants. Chances tq
win jewelry, trips, or
cars. Buy Tupper-
ware at discounted
prices. Call Wanda,
682-9043 for more
info.
WORK ONLINE AT
HOME 23 people
needed immediately.
Earn a part or full-
time income. Apply
FREE online and get
started! 1-800-807-
5 1 7 66
www.wahusa.com
Enter Ad Code 1808
116
Office Work
CUSTOMER SERV-
ICE Specialist- Front
Desk. This FT posi-
tion requires a per-
son who can multi-
task, possesses out-
standing customer
service, phone ex-
perience & a posi-
tive attitude. Position
also includes misc,
office duties. Com-
petitive Pay and
Benefits. Drug Free
workplace. Apply:
Casey Electric Inc.
225 N Ferdon Blvd..
Crestview, Fl
124
Sales &
Telemarketing
A TERRIFIC
OpportunitylLiberty
National Life Insur-
ance Company
$100,000+ Earning
Potential, Benefits,
Pension, 401 K,
BCBS Insurance
Call 1-800-257-5500
DISTRIBUTORS
WANTED to market
new product. If you
have Mary Kay or
Avon Experience
call us at 850-951-
0974. Good Income
potential.


124
Sales &
Telemarketing'
AVON REPRESEN-
TATIVES needed in
this area! $10 to
start. Up to 50%
earnings. Call Judy
682-8023

126
Skills/Trade
HELP WANTED
Carpenters and Car-
penter Helpers
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SERVICES


310
Business
Opportunities
BUILD A six figure
income No selling 1-
800-378-1169
I D#5456SO
$1995.00 start up
315
Business Services
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.


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315
Business Services

CRESTVIEW
PLUMBING
WATER HEATERS
FAUCETS- SINKS
TOILETS LEAKS
LEAK DETECTION
DRAIN CLEANING
VIDEO SEWER CAM
PIPE LOCATION
REPIPES-GAS LINES
689-0010
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Bath & Kitchen
Drywall Painting
Tile & Wood Floors
Doors Windows
Carpentry Moldings
Handyman Items
689-0010
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or too Small 682-
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* Reasonable Rates
* Licensed and Insured


317
Health & Fitness
HEART HEALTH
Month, Learn how
you can keep your
heart healthy. Free
information 685-
0041
PERSONALIZED
WEIGHT manage-
ment program. A
more natural, ap-
proach to good
health and hunger
control. Doctor for-
mulated. Free sam-
ples. 1-800-481-
1283 www.weight
down.net
32 5 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 operat-
ed. Licensed and
insured. Reasona-
ble rates. Residen-
tial & new construc-
tion, commercial &
clean outs. Call for
appt. or estimate.
585-5311


320
Child Care
LOOKING FOR
Child Care, Look no
more, I currently
have 2 vacancies at
my home. I offer low
weekly rates and
willing to help with
transportation. Ref-
erences available.
Call 850-398-3970
NOW. ACCEPTING
applications for em-
ployment- at Learn-
ing Tree Day
School, Inc., 201
Valley Road. Must
be 18 years of age.
Apply in person on-
ly.

332
Watch & Clock
Repair
ALL TYPES OF
WATCH
& CLOCK
REPAIR
Grandfather,
Mantel, Cuckoos
We buy Antiques,
we do estate sales
Call 689-1007

337
Concrete


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PROFESSIONAL TREE &
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ALso OFFERING PRESSURE WASHING & LA MAINTENANCE

682-9474


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CLASSIFIED


Crestview News Bulletin I 9B


There's never been a better time to buy a home!

FREE HOME BUYER'S SEMINAR


Date:
Time:
Place:


Teel&Wtr


Saturday, Feb 24th
9:30 11:30 am /
Teel & Waters Real Estate
499 N Ferdon Blvd
(Corner of Hwy 85 & 90)


No hard sales pitch .. .just information you can use!

Invest 2 hours of your time and you will learn:
'w ro.tan 100% financing, .

* Latest'ertga'po s.-hlndA. i U.I & Tips on.cleanng up your credit.
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* 10 things you should know.abdut a home-before Typical cipsing costs explained
you buy


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(Sorry, No Real Estmae .gents)

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THIS WEEK'S
LISTINGS
Very Open and Spacious Country
Home 3B2BA located on 110 acres
in Laurel Hill. Hew Dishwasher, Paint,
and other upgrades already in place,
including refinithed hardwood floors.
All for only $179,9.00 and Seller will
provide home warranty. Plus there is
additional acreage that can be pur-
chased. HS#424409m "
Immaculate Contemporary 3BI/2BA
all brick home. Screened Porch, 2-car
garage, smooth top stove &
microwave, beautiful breakfast bar
separating kitchen from the dining
room. Double doors into master bath,
with garden tub and separate shower,
creating your own oasis. Affordable
living in Spring Hollow for only
$185,000#438214md
Hew 3/2, with split floor plan, tiled
kitchen and bathrooms, Garden tub,
separate shower, double vanities &
walk in closet in the master bath.
Raised breakfast nook with a bay
window. $183,900 MIS# 441602md
Brand New All Brick, 3/2 split floor
plan: Kitchen has all new appliances
as well as many convenient details.
Sliding glass doors open out to a nice
patio. Spacious closets and very open.
This would make a great starter
be determined by buyer. $127,500
HLS#451206m
Beautifully Maintained brick home in
Aubum Acres with private back yard
and screened porch. Living room has
vaulted ceiling & French doors that
open onto the porch. Master bath
includes separate dressing area. This
is a beautiful home in a great loca-
tion with plenty of room for the chil-
dren to play. $160,500
MLS#44581 lmd
HOVE IN IuuAt" Great
Neighborhood. minutes from
Crestview. All brick, 30R72BA on nice
lot. Oversized garage with a covered
patio outback. 9-foot ceilings in
LI, .LIr.uu i'" LlI"II nl. ..
Sll to rlL.u 44t ,
Country Living just minutes from
town. 3/2 with, surround sound,
detached oversized garage, plus
much more. Newly paved road, and
driveway. Plenty of room for a swim-
ming pool since it sits on 1.17 acres
with plenty of trees. You can welcome
yourself home for only $169,900
MLS# 448017m
Newly Constructed 3BRI/2A with too
many bonus features to list including
treyed ceiling in the living room, as
well as9 ceiling throughout, built-in
entertainment center, and gas fire-
place. For $179,900 you can call this
home. MLS#444353m




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337
Concrete

H&L CUSTOM TILE
Ceramic restored &
cleaned, grout
reclaimed or colors
changed. 30 colors
to choose from. Free
Estimates 758-7088
LATHAM
CONCRETE
Works Since 1977,
Robert Latham Ma-
sonry, Contractor-Li-
censed, Insured. All
Types of Concrete
Work. House Slabs,
Driveways, Addi-
tions. 3000 PSI Mix
Used on Every Job,,
also Bobcat work
Free Estimates.
682-0137. Cell 826-
1672
ALL PHASES OF
CONCRETE, Cor-
crete coatings, Con-
crete repair. Deck
and Driveway addi-
tions Free esti-
mates, Low rates.
305-1957


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Are you an experienced Realtor looking for a change?
Are you new to the area? If so, PELICAN REAL ESTATE
may be right for you.

PELICAN REAL ESTATE is looking for agents to join
our Crestview team.

We are Gulf Coasts' largest locally owned real estate
company and have been named #1 in sales
transactions, with the Emerald Coast Board of Realtors,
as well as voted "BEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY OF
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PELICAN offers competitive commission splits, no desk -
fees, beautiful working facilities and an excellent team
of management/support staff.

Please call 850-650-2494, or toll free
888-267-2494, if you may be interested, in joining
the "PELICAN FAMILY".

PELICAN REAL ESTATE.....LEADING WITH STRENGTHt


Phone: 682-9227 Fax: 689-7508
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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.
Barnhill Construction
Inc Custom residen-
tial building Remod-
eling, door removal,
porches, decks. No
job too small, 25
years In the busi-
ness. 423-0255
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,


337
Concrete

CONCRETE CON-
STRUCTION- Drive-
ways, Foundations,
& patios. Reasona-
ble prices, Free esti-
mates, 30 years ex-
perience. Licensed
& Insured 685-7488


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Home Repair

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Painting. Ceiling re-
spray, fire and water
restoration, trim and
tile 682-1774 .

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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.
OUTDOOR CON-
TRACTING, All
Around The House
Pressure Washing,
Lawn Maintenance,
Handy Man Jobs.
Call for free esti-
mates 850-398-1169
Lisc#

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MCLEAN Construc-
tion LLC, Framing,
Remodeling, Free
estimates 305-6829
or 537-8239
CHUCK
HAMPTON'S
Pressure Washing
(Hot & Cold) And
Painting and Re-
modeling Residen-
tlal & Commercial,
Honest work. Refer-
ences available.
682-0011 or 259-
6998


340
Home Repair

CUSTOM
INTERIOR
COATING PLUS
Specializing in
Attention to detail.
Catering to High
end Construction
and Home restora-
tion. Creative, Ele-
gant painting, True
Custom Remodel-
ing, Locally owned
and operated. Call
for estimates. Li-
censed, Insured &
Bonded. Contrac-
tors Welcome
Call Tim 850-855-
0964 or nextel
86*36*30045, or
Joe 850-259-2428
or nextel
86*11 122801

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

CRESTVIEW
CARPENTRY
Cabinets, additions,
remodeling. Quality
dependable work.
Custom wood work-
Ing, 25 years experi-
ence. Licensed and
Insured. Call Wee
689-1575 We also
do handicap rampa


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Home Repair

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


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NORTHWEST
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Fill-Dirt, Leveling,
Site-work. Licensed
and Insured 682-
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Yard Maintenance,
complete cleaning of
yards, trimming,
weed eating, edging.
Licensed & Insured
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2338


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Lawn Care

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Licensed and
Insured
RESIDENTIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
Complete lawn
maintenance year
round. General
clean up, all debris
removed. Mowing,
Bagging, Edging,.
Hedges, Beds,
Mulch and more.
Prompt, courteous,
professional serv-
ice. If your Lawn
Man doesn't have
a Bagging System
during Winter
months, Maybe it's
time for a new
Lawn Man
"Let us make
yours an Impres-
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for a
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(850) 537-8106
J&K TREE Service
reasonable rates.
call today. Free Esti-
mates. Licensed
and Insured. Call
537-7412.

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LLC
Lawn Mainte-
nance oLand-
scaping Irriga-
tion Palm tree
installation '
Sod Dirt Work.
-Free estimates.
Call
865-3266 or
682-7316
Licensed
Insured
Owner
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LOT CLEARING
and demolition.
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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
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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
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PHONE! EVERY-
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tion? Call us we can
help you 1-888-568-
3530. NO FEES
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ES closed with the
Flea Market. We
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American Indian mu-
sic, herbs, crafts.
The Unique Gift
Shoppe, lizards, fair-
ies, touch lamps.
computers, much
more in both shops.
We accept Visa &
Mastercard. Gift cer-
tificates and lay-
aways also availa-
ble. Check us out
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FOR RENT


452
Apartments For
Rent

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.
2BR/1BA IN quiet
gated complex, total
electric, pest control
and washer/dryer
hookup provided, 12
mo lease
$600mo/$550dp call
585-1574 or 650-
7614


452
Apartments For
Rent

1BR, WATER, gar-
bage, gas, furn, W
'H i c k o r y ,
$500mo/$500dp, 1
year lease NO
PETS 850-834-4767
BENT CREEK
APARTMENTS II
Vouchers Accepted.
Some rental assis-
tance may be availa-
ble. 1 & 2 bedroom
HC & non-HC ac-
cessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5563, TDD
711, Voice 800-955-
8770 Equal Housing
Opportunity.

454
Commercial
Property For Rent

2400 SQ.FT 3+
acres, fenced, office
and warehouse on
110 at Holt exit, may
divide, call 850-477-
0044
MCLAIN OFFICE
Plaza, Office/Retail
Space for rent.
Suites with all serv-
ices included $400
per month. New
Building 1800 sq.ft
$2500 per month tri-
ple-net 682-0791

S456
Homes For Rent

2,3 AND 4 BED-
ROOM Homes for,
rent, No Pets 682-
1972.
2BD/2BA/2CG
HOME on Lake Eu-
faula. Rent by week,/
month, or year.
850-956-2553

3BR/2BA DOWN-
TOWN Crestview.
$900.mo, $900. de-
posit. No pets. Call
(850) 543-3522


3BD/2BA Approx 1700 sq. ft.
Newly Remodeled on I Acre
All New Appliances
$189,000 850-232-4883


New Listing! Excellent
starter home or rental invest-
ment in central Crestview.
Exterior features include mainte-
nance-free vinyl siding, corner
lot, privacy fenced back yard,
and plenty of shade trees in an attractively landscaped set-
ting. Interior features consist of an open kitchen/living area,
split B/R plan and laundry room with extra pantry space.
$139,000 ECAR #451791
This 2-Story home is located
off the 10th Fairway of Foxwood
Country Club. Seller will pay majori-
ty of closing costs with acceptable
offer! $229,000 ECAR#403817
Lakefront Property on 3
Acres! Enjoy the country life and be
within minutes to Crestview. There is
a doublewide manufactured home
with attached screen-in-porch, and
24x42 metal building w/ full bath and two-car garage, barn w/
utilities, and horses are allowed. $205,000 ECAR#438981
Featured Agent.. M e t W eir

850-240-4785
mel.welrOpellcanproperty.com


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Crestview
Homes And
Surrounding
Areas
Completely custom
all brick home; builder has
gone all out! Large foyer
with 9 ft. ceilings, huge
family room, double French
doors leading to nice back
porch. This listing has all
the amenities you'd look for
in a new home. $255,000.

Beautifully laid out
open floor plan, great for
family enjoyment or
entertaining guests. Tray
ceilings in master bedroom
and dining room. Custom
cabinets, accent lighting.
$223,900.

Bring all offers! This
home is being sold "as is".
Older home but in great
condition. 2/I, would make
a great starter or investment
property. $135,000

Very nice home close
to shopping, bases,
restaurants, and I-10. Large
master suite with walk-in
closet and double vanity in
master bathroom. Tile in
the kitchen with breakfast
bar, dining area and foyer.
$185,000.

3.74 acres, located
within city limits, 700 ft.
frontage on E. Chestnut Ave.
Beautiful mature oak trees.
You could easily build 3 or 4
houses or several
multifamily units on this
property.$l 10,000.

Charming home on a
corner lot in a wonderful
neighborhood! What's
more, new carpet
throughout, new water
heater, new roof in '05, new
A/C in '03, and the seller is
still doing more upgrades!
See today. $164,900.


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301 S. Ferdon Blvd.
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456
Homes For Rent

3BD/1 BA 6008 Rob-
in Lane off of Au-
burn Re
$750mo/$750dp
689-4442
3BD/2BA ON extra
large corner lot, neai
library, 5669 Reinke
Dr. available 3/1/07
$1200 850-826-
2300
FOR RENT or Sale
new 3br/2ba 140C
sq.ft.(estimate) or
large lot. $165,900,
or $995mo rent, de-
posit, reference anc
credit required. Very
quiet, minutes frorr
schools & shopping.
In Auburn area 240-
0890
HOME FOR reni
1230 Ego Dr.
3BR/2BA 2CG avail-
able 2/1/07
$1000mo/$1000dc
no smoking, no pets
850-543-4742












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456
Homes For Rent
3BD/2BA 2 story
house w/pool for
rent on 1 acre lot in
Holt area. All electric
$1100mo/$1100dp
w/ references
(850)537-6222 or
850-499-7412
JANET JOHNSON
REALTY, INC.
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
682-1800

1090-A Farmer St -
2bd/1 ba; $675 mo.
206 Virginia St -
2bd/1.5ba; $750 mo.
126 Wildhorse Dr.-
3bd/2ba;$875 mo.
343 Crooked Pine Tr.
3bd/2ba; $875 mo.
133 Swaying Pine Ct
3bd/2.5ba; $900 mo
6451 Moonlight Lane
3bd/2ba; $995 mo
3219 Skynight Dr -
3bd/2ba; $995 mo
329 John King Rd -
3bd/2ba; $1,100 mo
11 Holly dr. 3bd/2ba;
$1,100 mo.
5442 East Brook Dr.
4bd/2ba; $1,200 mo.
2805 Wilson Ln -
3bd/2ba; $1,200 mo.
502 Jillian dr. -
4bd/3ba; $1,350 mo.
AMERICAN
REALTY
of Northwest Florida,
Inc.
682-4822
or 651-5717
Equal Housing
Opportunity
420 Alley St. Apt D
1/1 $200 weekly
210 James St 2/1
$700/month
219 Jones Rd. 3/1.5
$750.
103 Blaylock 3/2
$750
3036 Cabela Ln 3/2
$825
2856 Penny Ln 3/2
$850
409 Ashley Dr. 3/2
$825
4008 Painter Branch
Rd. 3/2 $850
1402 1st Ave E
3/1.5 $875.
374 Brackin St. 3/2
$900
127 PinOak Ct 3/2
$950
119 Cabana Way
3/2 $950
3008 Pine Lake Ct.
3/2 $950
5414 Josh Dr 3/2
$1050
474 Jillian Dr 3/2
$1100
1328 Jeffrine Dr 3/2
$1100
3115 Skyhawk Dr
4/2 $1200
346 John King Rd
5/3 $1200
104 Muskogee Tr
3/2 $1300
Visit us at www.era-
american.comr
NEW 3 & 4 bedroom
rental homes ready
for move in. Starting
at $850/mo. Range,
DW, and micro hood
included. Easy ac-
cess to Crestview
and Niceville. Sec-
tion 8 accepted. Call
850-689-2221 8-5,
M-F, 850-546-1253.
FOR RENT in North
Crestview 4br/2.5 ba
2800 sq.ft pool,
workshop $1350
South Crestview
4br/2ba 1930 sq.ft.
$1200 Property Pro-
fessionals 683-1714
FOR RENT North
Crestview 3/1 older
home, clean, great
l o c a t i o n
$675mo/$675dp no
pets 902-0604


456
Homes For Rent
COLDWELL
BANKER
JME
REALTY
117 Courthouse
Terrace
Crestview Fl. 32536
(850)-689-1515 or
(850) 682-5922
Equal Housing
Opportunity
116 Hampton Dr.,
2BR/1.5BA, 1000
sq.ft., $550, fenced
yard
5332 Vernon Taylor
Rd, Baker, Fl
2BR/1BA, 896 sq.ft
$550- Duplex
689 Valley Rd.,
3BR/1BA, 1,384
sq.ft., $775, pet
w/owner approval
6197 Winstead CV,
3BR/1.5BA, 1,025
sq.ft $875, pet
w/owner approval
301 Runnymeade Dr
3BR/2Ba 1,140 sq.ft
$825, fenced yard
1562 Texas Pkwy,
3BR/2BA 1,109 sq.ft
$875, washer/dryer
incl
5814 Reinke Dr 3
BR/2BA 1,180 sq.ft
$900, in ground
pool
187 Salvadore Dr
3BR/2BA 1,053 sq.ft
$925, back yard
deck
2140 Hagood LP,
4BR/2.5BA, 2,254
sq.ft, $1,250 brand
new constr.
353 Riverchase
Blvd, 3BD/2BA
2,348 sq.ft, $1295,
No Pets Allowed
812 Travis Ct.
4BR/3BA 2,558 sq.ft
$1,500, Pet w/owner
. approval
For further informa-
tion visit
www.cbjmeproperty-
management.com
CENTURY 21
Moulton Realty
(850) 682-3849
Rentals:
2918 Crescent Ave
3bd/2ba $700dp
$700.dp
211 Warrior St,
3bd/2ba $1495.rt
$1495.dp
902 Dixie, 3bd/2ba
$875.rt, $875.dp
5219 Griffith Mill
Road, Baker
2bd/1ba $475.rt,
475. dp
130 Dixie St
4bd/2ba $1200.rt
$1200.dp
COUNTRY LIVING
3/4 mile north of
High School.
3BR/1.5BA, $900.00
per month, $900.00
security deposit. No
pets. Call 830-8411
or 582-2722,
FOR RENT 3 bed-
room house
$800mo/$400dp call
682-3931
HOME FOR rent
3BA/1.5BA on quiet
street, easy access
to town. call 689-
2221 8am-8pm
Mon-Fri
HOUSE FOR rent
1695 N. Pearl St.
nice 2bd/1ba
$850/$850 826-1189
NEW 3BD/2.5BA
Townhouse, South
of 1-10
$1200mo/$1000dp,
available immediate-
ly 850-897-1736

460
Mobile Homes For
Rent


460
Mobile Homes For
Rent

2 BEDROOM 2 bath
on 1 acre $400 per
month and 400 de-
posit call 682-9643
or 582-5148
3BR/2BA IN Mossy
Head. Available im-
mediately
$850mo/$850sd.
Call 850-305-7796
daytime 850-682-
3951 after 7:30pm.
FOR RENT
3BD/2BA Mobile
home, 3BR/2BA
House, References
required. NO PETS!
No exceptions. 682-
1045 or 682-2880
after 5pm
NORTH CREST-
VIEW 3/2 16X80
MH, Very clean &
quiet park, $725.
/mo., $725./DD, No
pets 902-0604


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556
Homes For Sale

TEEL AND
WATERS
REAL ESTATE

5BD/4BA home on
1.36 acres just at
city limits. Abun-
dance of
storage/cabinets.
$294,900 MLS#
455339
3BD/2.5BA home
on 4.66 acres not
far from town with
awesome lakefront
and multiple out-
buildings
$ 299,000 #451593
3BD/2BA home on
2 acres close to
town. Updated most
everything, multiple
outbuildings, in
ground pool, & hot
tub. $350,000
#447596
.96 acre lot pave-
ment all the way!
$40,000 MLS
#450728
.51-.63 acre lots in
new subdivision.
Pick your lot to build
on. $64,900 each.
9.53 acres. Sellers
are motivated.
$120,000 MLS
#444247
.49 acre lot south
end of town.
$45,000 MLS
#450720
3.89 acres close to
downtown. Possibly
subdivide into 1/4
acre lots. Zoned
RGD with FLU LDR.
$221,000 MLS#
452511
For any further
information Call
Diana at Teel and
Waters Today!
682-6156 or
685-5135
NEW SPECIAL land
home financing
available for limited
or bad credit call
Clayton Homes for
details 850-682-
3344.
HOUSE FOR sale in
Crestview 3Bd/1.5
Ba, 140)0 sq.ft, Ask-
ing $143,000 850-
375-2351


556
Homes For Sale
4BD/2BA ON 1
Acre, Auburn Rd,
Newly remodeled
call Casey at Ameri-
can Classic Reality
850-585-2132
8 ACRES w/home
2bd/1.5ba in Laurel
Hill. Call for informa-
tion 652-3280
LAUREL HILL
4br/2.5ba, walk to
school, nice yard,
large kitchen, great
room $175,000 1-
404-388-6862

560
Land For Sale
1 ACRE wooded lot
Silver Hills Road
150x300 $95,000.
ph. 585-8948
1.25 WOODED
acres,. single wide
mobile home on Mt.
Olive Rd, $65k 689-
2029
3 LOTS for sale in
Crestview, Approx
2.5 acres each 850-
375-2351
3.4 ACRE home
site. Well, septic,
electric included.
Baker/Holt area.
Bone Creek Road
(paved) $100k 537-
4836
BAKER HOME-
STEAD Rd, 2 10
acre parcels
$100,000 each,
price negotiable
682-9036
LAND FOR sale
1286 Washington
street, Baker
50ftx100ft $30,000
call 1-386-255-2741
or 1-305-467-7696
LOT INSIDE CITY
LIMITS! Lot 3 Ratliff
St. A great value at
only $11,900, MLS#
453639. Call Patti
Griffin at (850) 758-
0133 or (850) 682-
6156 Teel & Waters
Real Estate.

562
Mobile Homes For
Sale
1995 16X80 fur-
nished mobile home,
3bd/2ba must move.
Central heat & Air,
Great Condition
$27,500 (850)259-
5547








PETS &
LIVESTOCK

708 Pets
15 MONTH Jack
Russell/Boston Ter-
rier mix puppy
needs loving home,
kids ok needs lots of
TLC 398-2946
HAPPY JACK Skin
Balm stops scratch-
ing & gnawing. Pro-
motes healing &
hairgrowth due to
Hot Spots on dogs &
cats without ste-
roids! Okaloosa
Grain Feed Store
( 6 82 9 3 3 3)
(www.estitch.com)
AKC CHIHUAHUA
puppies all ages
males and females,
make great presents
$175 850-537-8782
or 850-537-8019


708
Pets


Missing since 1/26/07
from Griffith Mill Rd.,
Baker, FL
MOJOO"
Htskie mix 2 yrs.
One blue eye/One brown eye
.Spade & microchip implant
Reward for information
leading to her return.
Call 537-4478 or 398-3255









GENER.P
MERCHANDISE


802
Antiques
RON'S ANTIQUES
Specializing in Anti-
que furniture, clocks
and clock repair. An-
tiques. Buy.Sell.Es-
tates. T-F 9-4 Sat. 9-
2, 211 N, Main St.
Crestview 850-689-
1007 305-2441
804
Apparel
TEEN PAGEANT
Dresses for sale,
white size 9/10 nev-
er worn $300, Red
Tiffany, size 8, worn
only once $300. Mint
Green, size 8, has
won best fashion
many times $250.
All very sparkly and
in great condition.
Call 682-6617
806
Appliances
QUALITY USED
Appliances. Washer,
Dryers, Refrigera-
tors, & Stoves
w/warranty. Batson's
Appliances. PARTS
& REPAIR 209 N.
Main St. 682-1149.

RON'S
APPLIANCE
& PARTS
Appliance Repair,
All brands-
We buy working
appliances-
215 N. Main Street
Call 689-1007
After hours
682-2844!!!

812
Farm Equipment






Alied









814
Furniture


814
Furniture
2 YR old Ashley
bedroom suite, dou-
ble bed, mattress,
chest, nightstand,
headboard, separate
rocker $495 865-
2593 .
3 TIER hanging
wood kitchen shelf
from Germany $250
OBO 218-5656
BOY/GIRL BED-
ROOM set, futon
bunkbed, dresser
w/mirror, chest $300
OBO 218-5656
TWIN BED with
drawers underneath,
matching dresser
$100 682-2281 or
978-3485
TWO CHESTS, cor-
ner desk with Hutch
$100 all, Day Bed
with mattress heavy
white wrought iron
$150, micro suede
sofa and love seat
dark taupe, both re-
cliners $800 deliv-
ered, Bassett dress-
er with mirror $140,
dark wood armoire
6' tall $300,. ma-
hogany antique ta-
ble, four chairs $300
OBO (more) call
682-0348

818
Lawn Equipment
2006 HUSTLER
MiniZ Zero turn
commercial mower,
19hp only 30 hours,
under warranty,
$3800 758-8199,
537-8828
OLDER MODEL
Cub Cadet model
1000 heavy duty rid-
ing mower in excel-
lent condition 42"
cut- new battery,
disc brakes, & tires.
$500 call 682-6551

824
Office Equipment
LIKE NEW Student
computer desk $25.
Pull out keyboard
area/space for CPU
(850) 902-0095
826
Sporting Goods
REMINGTON MOD-
EL 504.22 caliber
bolt-action target Ri-
fle new in box never
fired for $425 call
682-6551
828
Electronics
Stereo-TV-VCR
RCA 27 flat screen
T.V, like new $175,
Bookcase w/ secre-
tary $20, hutch $20,
689-1158
829
Garage Sales

TUPPERWARE
NEW Catalog,
monthly special Re-
placement order.
Call Jackie 682-
4305.
YARD SALE Fri-
Sat Feb 23,24 7am-
until 72 Old Milligan
Road.
830 Miscellaneous
For Sale
BEAUTIFUL FULL
length Mink Jacket
$200, Kodak Cam-
era Docker $25 682-
2676
BEAUTIFUL MA-
PLE cabinets, entire
kitchen, good quali-
ty, great condition.
$750 758-1110


830 Miscellaneous
For Sale
FABRIC EVERY-
DAY Margie's has a
selection of fabric.
40% off new beauti-
ful first quality fab-
rics arrive weekly.
Come see! Margie's
close to Foxwood
Country Club. Mon-
Sat 9-6 682-6920


















902
Auto Supplies
USED CHROME 20"
set of 4 tires & rims
for a six lug Chevy,
good condition, must
sell $950 423-9718

904
Cars
1983 BUICK Lesa-
bre under 50,000
original miles asking
$1500 OBO Call
758-1135
1986 MONTE Carlo
SS 97,000 miles T-
Top PW/PL This car
is clean $5000 OBO
850-374-1339
1989 LINCOLN, low
miles AC/Heat great
condition $700 OBO
423-9903
2005 MUSTANG
mint condition, low
mileage $16,000
689-2029
FOR SALE 96 Ford
Taurus GL, good
condition 537-9858


Bill Spears
Invites everyone to
stop by and talk
with him about the
great deals going on
now. Bill can help
SLET you to drive away in
CHEVR LET f, a new or used
SL vehicle today!

AANAllnERICEMOeniat
A ,__./ Your Silverado Headquarters Locally Owned & Operated
C E~vROLET 4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview
A WUUE U E6,82-2731


904
Cars

CASH FOR your car
dead or alive. We al-
so clear garage,
yard sale items,
rental clearing, no
job too small. 305-
1957
1993 ROADMAS-
TER BUICK s/wag-
on 9 pass runs
great, 20 mpg, ex-
cellent shape $3000
call 537-9493
1996 BUICK Regal
4dr, loaded low
miles A/C $3500
OBO 758-8126,
682-7006
1997 JAGUAR XJ6,
fully loaded 138,000
miles $8500 OBO
,850-374-1339
1999 LINCOLN
Town car Signature
Exc. condition, ex-
tended warranty,
dark grey. Call 652-
2815
FOR SALE 1985
BMW, 4 door, bur-
gundy w/black trim,
heat/ac, leather inte-
rior with no tear,
power windows,
power seats, new
tires. $2500 OBO
305-8650
COMPLETE AUTO
Painting includes
Body work and ma-
terials $400. Free
pick up and delivery.
682-2075.


AM/FM SI ItHtU UU LAYtH
FULL POWER 8-WAY SEAT
DUAL ELECTRONIC DOORS
NEW TIRES 105,000 MILES

$8,997 850.682.0470



DANIEl'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

ALL WORK GUARANTEED
MAJOR & MINOR REPAIR
SPECIALIZING IN ENGINE OVERHAUL FOREIGN & Dolts
WRECKER SERVICE AVAILABLE
Licensed & Insured

s"850.537.3828 "

523 HwY 90 WEST HOLT, FL

113 III AH'A& EI'IS I


910
Motorcycles
FOR SALE 1997
Honda Shadow Spi-
rit 10,300 miles
$4200 OBO 689-
2252 call after
3:00pm

916
Sport Utility
Vehicles

92 ISUZU Trooper,
4 wheel drive $3,000
OBO 689-4718
91 JEEP YJ 5 speed
straight 6 $3100 in
good- condition call
683-5109 ask for
Paul
NISSAN PATH-
FINDER 1998 3.3L
2WD, super clean,
all maintenance re-
cords $6200 850-
240-5995, 850-685-
1983
914 Recreational

2002
DUTCHMAN
CLASSIC


35' SRV 5th Wheel Camper
Toy Hauler
Excellent Condition
Call John or Kim Adams at
652-2195
$17,000 OBO


918
Trucks
1982 B2000 Sun-
downer P/U, Runs.
Needs some Carbo-
rator work. $500 firrr
826-0228
1994 FORD F1.5C
5.0 m.27922, green.
cd player PSPE
$5200 make offel
758-0379
S82 GMC P/U & 89
Toyota P/U. Nei-
ther runs but good
for parts or project
truck. Both for $400
OBO. 850-420-
1142 or 850-598-
0520 if no answer
leave message.

1999 FORD F-250
P/U TRUCK, 5.4 LI-
TER TRITON V-8, 4
WHEEL DR, LARI-
AT PACKAGEl
LEATHER TOW
PACKAGE 974'
4371
2000 CHEVY Silver-
ado extended cab
white V8 4x4
100,011 miles
$9500 call after 5pm
432-5621
2000 CHEVY Silver-
ado extended cab
white V8 4x4
100,011 miles
$9500 call after 5pm
432-5621
92 ISUZU Trooper.
4 wheel drive $3,000.
OBO 689-4718


PS, PB, AC, CD Player, Automatic
Call $ 500
305-8258 $ 500


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295 W. James Lee Blvd.
Crestview, Florida, 32536


Great Cold AC TV BED
Tow's up to 90001bs $5,000 OBO
682-4294 or 533-0643