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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2007


Students dig their


new school plans


Ann Spann I Cre.rx i se New. Bulletin
Students from Southside Elementary School took part in the
groundbreaking ceremony for the new elementary school that will
replace their current building.


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"I gave everything

I have to the city

of Crestview.

Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CREST\IE\V - Though rumors
had circulated for several weeks that
Crestyvew city councilman Samuel
Haves was planning to resign his
council seat. his resignation
announcement still sent a jolt through
the assembly\ ot nearly .SO people
gathered at a Tue-da\ reception in his
]honor.
Cit officials. farnil members, and
invited guests at the Cre-.t~iew
Community Center saluted the
Sb-\ear-old decorated hero of three
wars former White House chef and
retired educator.
\Vith his wife Florence. at his side,
Ha% es and his accomplishments were
lauded b\ Crestriew Mayor Da\vid
Cadle. who proclaimed Tuesda\
Samuel H. Haves Da\. Senator Bill
Nelson sent a congressional recogni-
tion of Hayes service.
Crestview City Council president
Chip Wells, presenting the .council's
certificate of appreciation, noted "It's
not unusual to hear, accolade upon
accolade piled on someone of Mr.
Hayes' stature."
In the .U.S. House,,, of'
Representatives, Florida
Congressman Jeff Miller read into the
Congressional Record a review of
Hayes' accomplishments, saying,
"Our nation is a better place because
of people like him."
When given the microphone,
Hayes expressed his gratitude for the


recognition and honors, he
received.
"I gave everything I have to the
city of Crestview. I certainly have
enjoyed being your servant,"
emphasizing, "I am your servant
and you are my boss."
And then came the announce-
ment that surprised few, yet was
still a disappointment to most.
"I am not going to retire," said
Hayes. "I am resigning from the,


By BRIAN HUGHES
Florida Freedom Newspapers
CRESTVIEW - The sun glinted
off ot shovels as more than 15
Southside Elementary students -
some three to a shovel - turned
the first batches of earth for


Cresthiew's fifth and newest ele-
mentary school.
The students, some of whom
will still be Southside Tigers when
their new school opens, relished
their ta-sk. "Kids like to make
See STUDENTS, 3A


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Ann spann I Lreist\e'i\w Niews5
Sam Hayes shed a few tears as he spoke to the crowd gathered in his honor at the
Crestview Community Center on Tuesday.-


city council.".
Hayes, who continues to recu-
perate from last summer's bypass
surgery, said, "I am resigning on
account of my health." His resig-
nation came on the advice of his
doctor.
One of the area's few black
politicians, Hayes was quick to
state that he has never found race


Get a glimpse of
former councilman
Sam Hayes
through the years.


See LIVED, 3A


Community

honors

Samaritan
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
LAUREL HILL - One after the
other, a parade of Mabel Jean
Morrison's friends, family mem-
bers and former colleagues rose to
the podium Saturday afternoon to
extol the virtues of Laurel Hill's
2007 Citizen of the Year.
In a venue apropos to the career
of the retired educator, more than
100 people came to,.Laurel Hill
School to pay homage to the town's
lifelong citizen.
Her brother, James Morrison, led
the accolades.
"She's a shining example of the
values bur parents instilled in us,"
he said. His daughter, Morrison's.
niece, praised her aunt's 4etermi-
nation. -
"She is not one to sit back and let
the chips fall where they may," said
Debbie Jean Morrison, "but takes
an active role in making them fall
where she wants."
Speakers included Morrison's
1944. Laurel Hill School classmate
William Hurston; Betty Lou Joanos,
representing Florida State
University; former Laurel Hill
School principal (now deputy
superintendent of Okaloosa
County Schools) Rodney Nobles;
former Laurel Hill city council-
woman Christene Jowers; and
Sterling Bryant, Morrison's princi-
pal during her first teaching assign-
ment after graduating from FSU in
1948.
"You are a priceless treasure,"
said Jowers to Morrison. "You
always leave things better than you
found them."
As Mayor James Dunn present-
ed Morrison with her Citizen of the
Year plaque, he said, "When her
name comes up, you hear all the
good things you'd want to hear
about any citizen of Laurel Hill."
"Her love of her fellow man has
translated into action," said
I MacDonald Campbell, the town's
second Citizen of the Year, fellow
retired educator and member of the
Laurel Hill Presbyterian Church.
"She is truly a Samaritan,"
Campbell ., added. "She is well
known for seeking out those who
are'less fortunate, particularly chil-
dren, and trying to help them."
When at last allowed a few

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LOCAL


WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2007


SBig crowds for Big Daddyat Cruisers car show
Flor Bill Gamblin , . *
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Thousands of car fans flocked to Main Street on
Saturday for the annual Spanish Trail Cruisers Cruise-
In.
With sunny skies above and dozens of shiny autos
parked along the street, the crowds "oohed" and
"ahhed" their way down the center. of town, many
stopping to pose for pictures beside a special vehicle.
And while the cars, the music and the food were a
big draw, it as clear that the main attraction on Main
Street was a drag racing legend.:
"Big Daddy" Don Garlits fulfilled an earlier prom-
ise when he brought Swamp Rat VIII to Crestview.
"I made them a promise I would bring a car here a
few years back and I was finally able to make good on
that promise today," said Garlits. who at 75 years of
age stays as busy as he wants to with appearances
despite making his last trip down the quarter-mile in
2003.


Many of the antique vehicles on display, like this beauty, carried spectators
down memory lane.


Photos by Ann Spann,
Florida Freedom Newspapers


"Big Daddy" Don Garlits is shown with his
Swamp Rat VIII in downtown Crestview on
Saturday.


These Little Miss Crestview beauty queens
added to the day's excitement,.


Don Garlits spent several hours taking drag racing with fans like Bob
Eisenberg, a member of the Spanish Trail Cruisers, during the club's
annual Cruise-In on Saturday.



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STUDENTS
mud," said student Erin
Saueressig. "We like to dig."
For more than three years
the Okaloosa School Board
has been searching for the
right plot of land to build
Crestview's new school.
"We see Crestview boom-
ing at the seams," said Cathy
Thigpen, the county's north-
ern representative on the
School Board. "It's been a
three-year process but it feels
like it's been a lot longer.
"This is a miracle," she
said. "It's a dream come true.
Once they start the bulldoz-
ers going I'll be able to pinch
myself and know it's real."
Southside principal
Donna Holloway will
become principal of the new
school. Going from


, continued from 1A
Southside's tight location,
squeezed between State
Road 85 and several side
streets, to the new site "is a
dream!" she said.
Gesturing at the site's
expanse of open field with a
stately live oak spreading its
shade in the center,
Holloway praised "the
appearance of all this land.
Just think of the opportuni-
ties we'll have with all this
space!"
When it opens, the $29
million school's 56 class-
rooms will accommodate
approximately 800 students,
including Southside's stu-
dent body. It is anticipated
that Southside Elementary
will then became school
board offices.


LIVED, continued from 1A


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Sam Hayes was greeted by Mike Wing, the city's Director of Administrative Services and
City Council President, Chip Wells at a reception honoring him for his contributions to
the City of Crestview and the local community.



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along the road
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and queen
Clowns on a golf cart, a
heavy load
Colors of red, yellow,
blue and green
Plants in bloom, yellow
pine and the bark

Clue Number 3:
Don't trample the flowers
at City Hall
Be kind to the bushes at
Twin Hills Park
Don't get hit by a foul ball
Because you've really
missed the mark
Park and walk the walk.


After the new school's
projected August 2008 open-
ing, work is expected to
begin on a neighboring mid-
dle school. It will be located
on a slight rise west of the
elementary school site.
While guests at Tuesday
morning's groundbreaking
stepped carefully around
prickly pears and ant nests,
the location east of town off
Okaloosa Lane near
Redstone Avenue will soon
be bustling with anticipated
development.
"We're counting on being
ahead of the growth" by
opening the new schools
where the city's expansion is
considered to be most likely,.
said Deputy Superintendent
of Schools Rodney Nobles.


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After the students had
shoveled their spades of dirt,
it was their parents' turn to
shovel. They were followed
by school district officials
including Alexis Tibbetts,
superintendent of schools,
Thigpen, and the principals
from Bob Sikes, Antioch,
Southside and Nprthwood
elementary schools.
When the contingent f6f
local dignitaries, including
Crestview Mayor Dave
Cadle and Councilwoman
Linda Parker, took their turn;
at the shovels, Les Rose, an
engineer from Jacobs/Titan,
the Niceville contractors that
will build the school, com-.
merited to a colleague, "If
they keep this up they'll have
dug the foundation."




to. be an issue in the fulfill-
ment of his duties.
"It has been a pleasure
working" with the city coun-
cil members, mayors and offi-
cials with whom he has
served over the la.i two
decades. "I never see discrim-
ination," he said emphatical-
ly. "I just see people."
According , to the
Crestview city . charter, a
majority of the council must
vote to appoint Haves'" suc-
cessor to fulfill the remaining
two years of his term. The
council is expected to hold a
workshop meeting on
Thursday to discuss the qual-
ifications of potential replace-
ments. Candidates must live
in Hayes' Precinct 2 West.
However, Chip Wells
summed up the feelings of
many in the room when he
told Hayes, "You can never
be replaced."



SAMARITAN,
continued from 1A
remarks of her own.
N ornrion pronounced
the honor and the acco-
lades "a very beautiful,
humbling experience."
The recognition event,
organized by Tracy
Curenton, concluded
with a reception for
Morrison. at which
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4A OPINION & EDITORIAL


WEDNESDAY
May 2, 2007


LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR


No to special

interests
Dear Editor,
Recently, the Florida legis-
lature 'said "no" to labor
unions, trial lawyers and the
NRA's Tallahassee lobbyist.
The House of Representatives
rejected a bill that would have
dramatically trampled the pri-
vate property rights of prop-
erty owners in Florida. On
behalf of property owners, the
Constitution and advocates of
less government regulation,
we applaud this bold and
courageous vote.
Unfortunately, the NRA
has reacted to this defeat in
the legislature by attacking
Florida businesses and legis-
lators for doing the right
thing. I have spoken to many
disappointed NRA members
who feel lied to by their asso-
ciation upon hearing the facts
surrounding this issue.
Floridians have realized that
no problem exists in Florida
today that warrants the dra-
conian, anti-freedom, big gov-
ernment solution the NRA
lobbyists were selling.
Again, we applaud the leg-
islature for protecting the sta-
tus of the second amendment
while simultaneously protect-
ing private property rights.
Saying "no" to special inter-
ests is a sign that the legisla-
tive process is working in
Tallahassee. Now let's hope
the process works the same to
reduce our property taxes.

Mark Wilson
Executive Vice President
Florida Chamber of Commerce


What's Your
Opinion?

Mail it to us at:
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New editor, sports editor joining the Bulletin


Things are moving fast here at the
Crestview News Bulletin.
I am learning something new every
day about the newspaper business. One
of the first things I've learned is that it's
a heck of a lot easier to be. a general
manager or publisher if you have a good
editor working with you.
For the past few weeks, the editor I've
been working with has been me, and
trust me, I leave a lot to be desired.
That's why I'm so excited to introduce
you to the Bulletin's new editor, Robbyn
Brooks, who joined our team on
Tuesday.
Robbyn got a real baptism by fire her
first day, since it was a busy news day
and the day we go to press for our
Wednesday edition. But she remained
calm, cool and collected under fire, and
I'm certain that she's going to be a won-


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derful asset to our team.
I'm hoping that many of our readers
will have an opportunity to meet
Robbyn as she joins me at different
events in the community. I know you'll
like her.
A native of Andalusia, Ala., Robbyn
graduated from Troy University and is
one of the smartest young journalists
I've ever had the pleasure of working
with. In addition to being an excellent
writer and editor, she has a great deal of
experience reporting for Web sites. She
has plenty of great ideas for improving
crestviewbulletin.com, which is current-
ly a work in progress.


You can contact Robbyn here at the
Bulletin at 682-6524, or by e-mail at rob-
byn@crestviewbulletin.com. Be sure to
contact her if you have a story idea, or
want to share some feedback on the
Bulletin.
And while you're getting to know
Robbyn, get ready to meet our new
sports editor, Robert Young. That's an
appropriate name for our newest staffer,
since he IS young (he's a brand new
graduate of the University of Central
Florida). But he has a love for sports that
I think you'll soon discover on our
sports pages. I'm looking forward to
welcoming him to the fold.
You can reach Robert here at the
Bulletin after May 7.
So stay tuned. The next few weeks
and months are going to be exciting
ones here at your hometown newspaper.


Speaker's actions defeatist and obstructive


Last
Miller week, Army
General
Report David
Petraeus
Jeff personally
Miller briefed any
interested
members of
the House of Representatives and the
Senate on current operations in Iraq.
General Petraeus is responsible for all
military forces in Iraq, and is
implementing the new plan to secure
Baghdad and the rest of the country.
The brief was a members only brief
given at the highest possible security
classification in order to give us better
insight into what specifically is going on
in Iraq.
Soon after giving the brief, the
general prepared to return to Iraq. I am
personally grateful he traveled to
Washington from the war zone to
discuss these important issues with
myself and other elected officials.


Due to the classification of the mate-
rial, I am not able to get into specifics,
but I would like to address some
general issues about his brief and also
discuss some troubling events that
surrounded his trip from Iraq to
Washington. The general was not
biased in his assessment, but stated the
facts. He also let the Congress know
that the current surge will buy us time
but is not the only solution.
I commend my nearly 220
colleagues who attended the brief, but I
must express my strong disappointment
and surprise at the Speaker of the
House. It was widely reported that
Nancy Pelosi initially declined to even
meet with General Petraeus, and that
her office, along with the Democratic
leadership of the House Armed Services
Committee, of which I am a member
also, initially declined to even allow the
general to speak to. the House of
Representatives. They allegedly stated
they were "too busy."
It was only after intense public


criticism due to the reported refusal to
meet with the general that the House
meeting was reluctantly scheduled by
Nancy Pelosi and her Democratic allies.
Adding insult to injury, Nancy Pelosi
and her allies then scheduled a series of
votes at the exact time General Petraeus
was to be speaking to Members of
Congress. Once again, only after public
criticism and media attention did the
scheduled votes mysteriously get
suspended.
Our national security, our nation's
general officers and our military are too
valuable to be used for political
gamesmanship. I understand that some
in the opposing party believe their
standing will continue to increase with
every American killed in Iraq and
therefore welcome continued chaos, and
in fact passed judgment on the brief
General Petraeus gave before he gave it
and in some cases, did not even attend.
I will not support such a defeatist
position and will continue to keep you
informed of the facts as I know them.


Hats Off to Veterans program asks you to honor a hospitalized veteran


Civilians coping with the demands of
everyday life often forget the sacrifice of'
our soldiers. As we pay the rent and go
shopping and raise our children, we take
for granted our relative security and
prosperity compared to the rest of the
world. Soldiers, however, know all too
well the chaos and turmoil of trouble
spots because they witnessed it first-
hand. May is National Military
Appreciation Month and a fitting time to
recognize the sacrifices American service
members and their families make for
freedom.
Furthermore, our veterans deserve,
and many desperately need, continuing
confirmation of the value of their service
as they cope with the aftermath of war.
If the United States wishes to remain a
society of justice and opportunity, we
must continually find ways to support
the people who laid their life on the line
to preserve it. In addition to providing
adequate health care, and educational
benefits we must tend to psychological


needs as well. Faced with budget' cuts
and swelling admissions, VA Medical
Centers are not always able to fully
address these psychological needs on an
individual, veteran-by-veteran basis.
Furthermore, a chasm exists between
veterans with needs and independent
citizens who are willing to pitch in, but
don't know how.
On the one hand, many veterans
would like to participate in special out-
reach programs but are unable to find a
sponsor. On the other, individuals and
groups would like to help a veteran, but
are often limited in the forms of assis-
tance they can provide.
To bridge this gap, Manhattanville
College created a program called Hats
off to Veterans. Hats Off promotes recog-
nition to veterans, especially those home
or hospital bound due to injury while
serving our country. When a person
enrolls in the Hats Off program, they
agree to mail or deliver a respectful
greeting and note of encouragement to a


hospitalized veteran. They sign up at
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information, guidelines for letter writing
and optional care package preparation, a
My Soldier bracelet (to wear in support
of veterans and American servicemen
and women) and a specially designed
My Soldier baseball hat to include with
the greeting they send to their veteran.
The program and kits are free to all who
register, but donations are appreciated.
Participation is not limited to
Manhattanville College, but is open to
the public. In fact, it is the goal of the
program to have participants from all 50
states. We hope every American registers
to use Hats Off to honor, support and
thank a veteran. It's an easy way for
anyone to do his or her part to recognize
and cheer a hospitalized veteran.


Richard A. Berman, President
Manhattanville College


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& GOVERNMENT


* The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FOR ACTIVE & RETIRED FEDERAL
EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION CHAP-
TER 1428 gets together once a month
for 11 a.m. lunch and a 12 p.m. meet-
ing at Barnhill's in Fort Walton Beach.
For more information, call 678-5678.
* MAIN STREET CRESTVIEW
ASSOCIATION holds regular meetings
open to the public. For information ,
call 689-3722.
* The DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE Voter registration assis-
tance is available. For details please
call 682-6909.
Pat Rice,Editor of Northwest
Florida Daily News, will speak at the
next meeting. The meeting will be
held May 14 at 6 p.m.
For information call 862-9969.
* The BAKER FIRE DISTRICT
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS now
meets the first Thursday of each
month at 7 p.m. at the Baker Area
Public Safety Building, located at 1375
19th Street in Baker. The public is
encouraged to attend. If you have any
questions, please call 537-2487
* HOLT DISTRICT BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS holds their regular
scheduled meetings every third
Thursday of the month at 490 W.U.S.
Hwy 90, Holt, in the community build-
ing at 6:30 p.m. The public is encour-
aged to attend.
* HOLT FIRE DEPARTMENT holds
its regular training meeting the second
and fourth Thursdays from 7 p.m. at
the fire station located at 490 W.U.S.
90 in Holt. Persons interested in join-
ing the department are welcome to
attend.


* The DORCAS FIRE DISTRICT
holds monthly meetings at 4418
Poverty Creek Rd. The public is invited
to attend.
* The LAUREL HILL VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT holds its regular
monthly meetings on the second Friday
of each month at 7 p.m. in the Fire
Department office located in the Laurel
Hill City Hall.
Public is always welcome to attend.
* The NORTH OKALOOSA FIRE
DISTRICT meets on the third Thursday
of each month at the fire station 83,
located at 5241 Highway 4 in Milligan.
Each meeting begins at 7 p.m. The reg-
ular scheduled meetings for April, May
and June have been changed to 7 p.m.
on the third Monday of the month.
* The OKALOOSA - WALTON
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
ORGANIZATION normally meets on the
third Thursday of the month at the
Niceville Community Center, 204 North
Partin Drive at 3 p.m. To confirm the
meeting date and location, call 1-800-
226-8914 ext. 231.
* The LAUREL HILL CITY COUN-
CIL meets on the second and fourth
Thursday of each month at City Hall
on State Road 85N in Laurel Hill. Each
session starts at 7 p.m.
* The ALMARANTE VOLUNTEER
FIRE DISTRICT holds their monthly
business and commissioners meeting
on the second Thursday night of each
month at the fire station.
* The NORTH OKALOOSA
REPUBLICAN CLUB holds its monthly
meetings on the third Tuesday of each
month at Hideway Pizza in Crestview at
6:30 p.m.


For more Information, contact
Barney L. Bailey Jr. at 689-3773 or 865-
0475.
* The CRESTVIEW CITY COUNCIL
meets every second and fourth Monday
of each month at Crestview City Hall on
Wilson Street in downtown Crestview.
Each session starts at 6 p.m.
* The BLACKMAN FIRE DISTRICT
holds their monthly board meeting on
the first Monday night of each month at
the fire station. The meetings begin at 7
p.m.
* The OKALOOSA BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS meets on
the first and third Tuesday of each
month. Each meeting alternates in loca-
tion between the county courthouse in
Crestview, and the water and sewer
building in Fort Walton Beach. Morning
meetings begin at 8:30 a.m.; nighttime
meetings begin at 6 p.m. Be sure to go
online at http://www.co.okaloosa.fl.us
and check for the most recent calendar
of events.
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Air Force Base. Its hours of operation
are Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday of each week from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Walk-ins are welcome, or call 882-
2720 for an appointment or additional
information.
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OKALOOSA, FEDERATED meets at
Two Trees Restaurant in the clubhouse
of Fort Walton Beach Golf Club.
* The DEMOCRATIC WOMEN'S
CLUB meets monthly. If you would like
more information, please call Mary
Grace Evors at 864-5275.


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Pat Gates
Pat Gates, age 48, of Crestview, Fla., passed away
Friday, April 27, 2007. Pat was born on April 30, 1958 in
Homestead, Fla. and had lived in Crestview for the past
35 years. She had worked in many manager positions
during her career and was a member of the New
Beginnings Church.
Survivors include her mother, Vera Bentley of
Crestview; two children, Jennifer Lee and Mike Smith of
Dallas, Texas and Josh and Casey Hall of Fort Walton
Beach; two sisters, Sara J. Bentley of Crestview and
Sherry M. Hall of Valparaiso.
A memorial service were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, May
1 at the New Beginnings Church with Pastor Raymond
Williams officiating. Brackney Funeral Service,
Crestview, was in charge of the arrangements.

Lee Ann Bryant
Lee Ann Bryant, 63, of Navarre, Fla., died
Wednesday afternoon, April 25, 2007 at her son's home
in Crestview, Fla.
Mrs. Bryant was a native of Muncie, Indiana and had
been a resident of Navarre since 1989, coming here from
Huntsville, Ala. She was a medical assistant at Dr.
Michael Foley's office in Crestview. She was a member of
Calvary Chapel Church in Gulf Breeze.
Survivors include her son, Richard Gough and wife
Tina, daughters, Paula Booth and her husband, Greg and
Kin Withers, eight grandchildren, and two great-grand-
children.


Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 28 in the
Lewis Funeral Home, Navarre Chapel. Burial was in the
Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Muncie. Visitation was at
the Lewis Funeral Home, Navarre Chapel, Saturday
from 1 p.m. until the service began. Lewis Funeral Home
directed with Ballard and Son Funeral of Middletown,
Indiana conduction the balance of the service. Flowers
were accepted in Indiana, or donations may be made to
her favorite charity, Safe Harbor Women's Resource
Center, 903 N. 12th Ave., Pensacola, FL 32501.

Barbara Ann Best
2940-2007
Barbara Ann Best, formerly of Crestview, Fla., passed
away Friday, April 28, 2007. She was preceded in death
by her daughter, Terry Hayes.
She was born August 21, 1940 in New Orleans, La. to
George and Pearl Roots.
She was a beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother,
and great-grandmother. She moved to the Florida pan-
handle area from Miami in 1972. She worked as a
CNA/LPN in the area for over 20 years.
Barbara is survived by her husband, Jerry Best; her
children, Kim Hayes and Troy Peltier; brothers, George
Dennis and Clay. Also surviving are five wonderful
grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and a host of
other relatives and friends. She was extremely proud of
her family and enjoyed her retirement years.
Services were. held at Rose Lawn Funeral Home in
Gulf Breeze on Tuesday, May 1, 2007 at 1 p.m.


Saluting for the last time


John Parrott
Crestview News Bulletin

Eglin Air Force Base's
Armament Museum has
been the backdrop for
dozens of high-level meet-
ings, celebrations and dedi-
cations.
But none was more emo-
tional than the one held
April 29.
"Amid Scotland the
Brave," and ruffles and
flourishes provided by the
Emerald Coast Pipes and
Drums, longtime Okaloosa
County Judge, and United
States Army Reserve Brig.
Gen. N. Patterson Maney
was welcomed home after
more 'than a year recuperat-
ing from injuries sustained
in a roadside bombing in
Afghanistan in August 2005.
State Sen. Don Gaetz
was the keynote speaker and
reminded, Maney of the
changes which had taken
place since they had last seen
each another.
Some of his remarks were
light-hearted. But others
were more somber and
reminded the audience that
war takes it toll on every
home in America.
"Pat Maney is not the first
person from Northwest
Florida to leave his family
and go to war," Gaetz said.
"Every school, neighbor-
hood, church and circle of
friends knows someone,. or
has someone in blue, white,
olive drab or camouflage sta-
tioned somewhere in the
world.
Every mom and dad, and
every person who waits for
them, is precious, cherished
and valued, and so is Pat
Maney." Gaetz added.
Maney, called to active
duty to serve in a judicial
capacity, was sent to
Afghanistan to help democ-
ratize the country of the
elected government of
Hamid Karzai.
While in Kabul, the capi-
tol of Afghanistan, Maney


and two U.S. Embassy
staffers were seriously
wounded.
Gaetz made a comparison
to Maney's volunteering for
active duty to remarks made
by famed aviator Jimmy
Doolittle. "There is nothing
stronger than the heart of a
volunteer."
"Pat Maney volunteered
to go to Afghanistan to help
create a constitutional sys-
.tem that would prevent the
type of tyranny that it had
faced for generations. For
his service he won a chest
full of medals. But he also
received wounds that endan-
gered his life. His injuries
would leave him hospital-
ized month after month after
month. But through his
extraordinary wife, Caroline,
and his communities
prayers, and doctors skill, he
returns to us today."
The scars are still visible
and the step is not as sure as


it once was. But Maney
stood tall and spoke passion-
ately.
"I would not be here
today if it were not for your
prayers," Maney said from
the podium, at times his
voice quivering.
"I am aware in a commu-
nity such as this, there are
many men and women
deployed in the military and
service to pour nation, and I
want to salute each of you
for your sacrifice.
I ,im homei.., and I am safe
and, I ask that each of you
continue to pray for those in
harm's way. I especially
ask that you lift up our
national leaders because it
has been 2,016 days since
Sept. 11 and the hunt for ter-
rorism continues," the retir-
ing general said, as his voice
broke with emotion.
"God bless you and God
bless the United States of
America."


John Parrott I News Bulletin
U.S. Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Pat Maney speaks to
crowd and thanks them for their love and support in his
emotional homecoming and retirement fareweill address.


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Maney presents a floral tribute to his wife, whom he thanks for helping him through the
difficult recovery process.


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"You don't fly in an air-
ship," wrote Zeppelin histo-
rian Douglas H. Robinson,
"you go voyaging."
Sunday, May 6, marks the
70th anniversary of the
demise of the airship
Hindenburg. The tragedy at
Lakehurst, N.J., has long
overshadowed the grandeur
of Zeppelin travel and
eclipsed the scores of
uneventful voyages of the
Hindenburg, the Graf Zeppelin
and their predecessors.
So spectacular was the
disaster that despite air trials
already underway aboard
the DZR-German Zeppelin
Company's-newest airship,
Graf Zeppelin II, the world's
most elegant mode of trans-
portation was abruptly
ended. By 1940 the two
remaining graceful giants
had been dismantled.
Airship departures from
Frankfurt, Germany, usually
began at sunset, a rosy hue
painting the ship's silver
skin. Music played as pas-
sengers - who paid $400 for
one-way tickets (nearly
$6,000 today when adjusted
for inflation) - ascended the
fold-down gangways and
entered the ship's spacious
two-deck interior.
Unlike guests on the Graf
Zeppelin, whose accommoda-
tions were in a large gondola
below the body of the ship,
passengers aboard the
Hindenburg and Graf Zeppelin
II traveled inside the hull.
Following the Hindenburg's
1936 maiden season, passen-
ger capacity was increased
from 50 to 72 berths. Her 16
gas cells were inflated with
hydrogen due to an
American embargo on the
world's helium supply.
The Hindenburg's public
rooms included a lounge,
dining room, writing room
and a small bar in a sealed
smoking room. " (Personal
matches and lighters were
not permitted aboard.
Lighters in the smoking
room were attached to the


BORDER
CROSSINGS
Brian Hughes


Revisiting the golden age

of airship travel


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
This full-size recreation of the Hindenburg's public areas at the Zeppelin Museum show
how spacious and airy the airship's accommodations were.


walls.) Guest cabins and toi-
lets were on both decks, with
shared showers on "B" deck.
Walls in the public spaces
were beautifully decorated
with murals by renowned
artist Hans Arpke 'under the
watchful eye of leading inte-
rior designer Fritz August
Breuhaus.
Daily onboard life cen-
tered around the bright, spa-
cious, public rooms on "A"
deck.
Outer promenades with
wide windows and benches
provided spectacular views.
The ships' mighty
Mercedes-Benz diesels,
mounted in external nacelles
far astern of the passenger
accommodations, provided a
comforting background
murmur. From the open win-
dows, their sound was so
insignificant that barking
dogs and cheering Zeppelin
enthusiasts on the ground
could clearly be heard.
Sumptuous cuisine, pre-
pared in an all-electric galley,
included dishes such as fat-
tened duckling Bavarian
style with champagne cab-
bage. Venison cutlets
Beauval with Berny potatoes,
mushrooms and cream sauce
were also on the menu.
The ships' wine cellars
offered more than 15 selec-
tions, plus cocktails and spir-
its.
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was provided by officers,
crewmen and sometimes the
passengers themselves, and
included sing-alongs, recitals
and talent shows.
During its first season, the
Hindenburg's lounge featured
a 350-lb. Bltithner grand
piano made of duralumin, a
lightweight aluminum alloy.
It was featured on a "concert
in the air" radio broadcast.
Passengers, particularly
those prone to motion sick-
ness, praised the stability of
the Hindenburg and her sis-
ters. "We rolled and rocked
but little," wrote Ladies
Home Journal editor Beatrice
Blackman Gould following
her 1936 voyage. "No china
skidded on the dinner table
and no passengers were air-
sick."
Indeed, Zeppelins were so
steady that no crockery rails
were needed on the tables,
and apart from built-in
berths and sinks in the cab-
ins, all furniture was move-
able.
In the DZR's decades of
regular Zeppelin service,
only 13 passengers ever lost
their lives-all of them
aboard the Hindtnburo on
that tragic May 6th.
For 60 years, airship pas-
senger travel lay dormant.
Then, in the summer of 1997,
the revived DZR launched
the newest generation of pas-
senger Zeppelin, the


Zeppelin-NT (new technolo-
gy), the world's largest air-
ship. As aboard the earliest
Zeppelins, its passengers
ride in a gondola suspended
below the hull. Its gas cells
are inflated with non-flam-
mable helium.
Scheduled flights are
presently limited to excur-
sions from the DZR's home-
port of Friederichshafen,
Bavaria, lasting from 20 min-
utes to two hours. Fares
range from �145 (about $200)
to �715 (nearly $1,000).
But the exhilarating feel-
ing of soaring flight that
swept through early
Zeppelin passenger comple-
ments is no less diminished.
At last, after more than 60
years, people can voyage
again.

TO VOYAGE BY ZEPPELIN
* Friederichshafen is easily
reached by train from Munich.
For NT flight times and reser-
vations, visit www.zeppelin-
flug.de and click on the British
flag for English language
pages.
* To relive life aboard the
Hindenburg, visit the fascinat-
ing Zeppelin Museum at
Friederichshafen's harbor. A
life-size recreation of the
ship's public areas is a central
feature. Visit www.zeppelin-
museum.de for details.


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ORDINANCE
Pursuant to Article 4, Chapter 102 of the City Code and Section
166.041, Florida Statutes, the Crestview City Council proposes to
adopt the following Qrdinance set forth by title as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 1333
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
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PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
The public hearing in conjunction with the second reading of the
ordinances will be held on Monday, May 14, 2007 at 6:00 p.m., in
the Council Chambers, 198 North Wilson Street, Crestview, Florida.
All citizens and interested parties are encouraged to attend the
City Council meeting and to provide written and/or verbal com-
ments on the matters under consideration. The ordinances are
available for public inspection during normal business hours at the
Administrative Services Department, City Hall, 198 North Wilson
Street, Crestview, Florida from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday.
The City Council of the City of Crestview, Florida does not dis-
criminate upon the basis of any individual's disability status.
Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation as provided for in
the Americans With Disabilities Act to insure access to and partic-
ipation in the meeting should contact the Office of the City Clerk at
(850) 682-6131 at least five (5) calendar days prior to the meeting
to make appropriate arrangements.
If a person decides to appeal any decision made- bythe City
Council with respect to any matter considered at this meeting or
public hearing such person will need a record of the proceedings
and for such purpose, such person may need to insure that a ver-
batim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes
the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be
based.
The City of Crestview supports "Equal Opportunity Employment,
Housing and Providing Handicap Access".

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"Mr. Haves is a nice
guy with strong
convictions."
Ellis Conhinr, former Crestview City Councilman


Sam Hayes pictured in his World War II uniform
soon after entering the Army in early 1942.


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a lifetime of memories


"The things we started on the council for the
city, Sam Hayes and the council that followed
us, they didn't slack."
- Samuel Allen, former Crestview City Councilman


"He's serious about whatever he
does. H puts his whole heart in it."
- Rev. Dwight Baggett, Samuel Ha s' pastor


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of the Carver Hill Historical Society in about 2002.
"He was a great council 1...
There are a lot of improved ents
Hf around Crestview due to I i."
- George Whilehurst, former Crestview Mayor ----- -......
Sam enjoying deep sea fishing about four
years ago.


Samuel H. Hayes
Born June 15, 1920, in Blackman, Fla.,
to Rosie and Al Hayes. He had eight sis-
ters and three brothers and is married
to retired educator Florence Hayes.
Hayes entered the U.S. Army in 1941
and served in World War II. He partici-
pated in battles in North Africa and
Italy.
He served 31 years, including time
spent in Korea and Vietnam.
Hayes was awarded the Bronze Star,
Meritorious Service Medal, World War
II Victory Medal, Purple Heart Army
Commendation Medal, National
Defense Medal, Vietnam, and Korean
Service Medal.
He received the Army Best Mess
Award while running the mess at Fort
Richardson in Alaska.
Hayes was the personal chef to
President and Mrs. Dwight
Eisenhower.
He was elected to the Crestview city
council in 1975 and served more .than 25
years as a member, vice president and
president.
He was involved with the Florida
League of Cities and was recipient of
the 2002 Northwest Florida League of
Cities Elected Official of the Year
Award.

"Mr. Haves is a nice guy with
strong convictions."
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Sam Hayes is pictured receiving the Bronze Star during the
Vietnam Era.


Hayes in his cap and gown, graduated
from OWCC in 1982.


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JROTC cadets honored


John Parrott
Crestview News Bulletin
BAKER - A large, over-
flowing crowd of proud par-
ents, distinguished guests
and visitors looked on as
more than 80 individuals
were presented awards and
decorations at the Baker and
Crestview high schools
JROTC awards ceremony.
Master of ceremonies for
the event was Baker High
School senior and JROTC
Cadet Lt. Col. Kayla Adams,
who was among those
receiving individual
awards.
The U.S. Army, which has
administrative and financial
responsibilities for the
JROTC program, rewards its
cadet units and individuals
for outstanding service to
their respective school, com-
munity and the nation.
Contrary to popular
belief, JROTC programs are
not designed to turn high
school students into military
warriors. Instead, the pro-
gram is designed to teach
high school students the
value of citizenship, leader-


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Baker High School senior
and JROTC Cadet Lt. Col.
Kayla Adams gives keynote
address and introduces
guest presenters.


ship, service to the commu-
nity, personal responsibility
and a sense of accomplish-
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them self-esteem, teamwork
and self-discipline.
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may earn are for individual
and group participation in
athletics, academics, com-


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growth and achievement.
Local organizations hon-
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MAY
REPUBLICAN WOMEN: Dr.
Jennifer Fortune will address
. H Silver Sands Republican Women
on Monday, May 7 at the
Bluewater Bay Restaurant in the
Golf Clubhouse at 5:30 p.m. She
will speak on disaster manage-
ment, and is known for helping
some of the thousands of lost
and homeless 'pets after
Hurricane Katrina. Dinners are
$10 and $12. Call 678-2182 to
make reservations or for details.
MAGNOLIA DAY MAY 12:
Registration is now open for
Magnolia Day (for Army, Air
Force, Navy, Marine, Coast
Guard & Reserve spouses -
erilisted, officer, active duty and
retired and Department of
Defense civilian employee
spouses.) It is designed to
enrich, empower, and motivate
military spouses in their roles as
partners, parents, professionals
and community leaders.
Workshops include salsa danc-
ing, makeovers, wine tasting,
cooking with a local fabulous
chef, and much, much more, as a
way of saying "Thank you!"
Magnolia Day has a registra-
tion fee of $10, which reserves
your space. Forms are available
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TRANSPORTATION
PLANNING MEETING: The
Okaloosa-Walton Transportation
Planning Organization Meeting
will be Thursday, May 10 at 3
p.m. at the Niceville Community
Center.
The public is invited to
attend.
DORCAS BAPTIST
CHURCH EVENTS: The Youth
Group is having a 7 a.m. - 1 p.m.
car wash/yard /bake sale on
Sat., May 5 at AutoZone, in
Crestview. They are raising
funds for a World Changers
Missions Trip to Huntington,
W.V. in June. For details, contact
Tim Bowden at 974-5091, Amy
Bowden at 830-1782, or Debbie
Bowden at 682-2301.
Homecoming for the church
is May 6. Everyone is invited for
special music and dinner begin-
ning at 10 a.m.
FIRE FIGHTER FUND-
RAISER: The first annual Texas
Hold 'Em fund-raiser will be
held May 11 at Beef 0' Brady's in
Sandestin from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The tournament is to raise
money for the South Walton
Professional Fire Fighter
Association. It is a $50 buy in; no
cash prizes will be awarded.
Prepaid Credit Cards and gift
cards will be used for first


through fifth place winners, with
prizes depending on the amount
of people playing.
Make reservations by the
March 9 deadline by calling John
at (850) 259-3567. The tourna-
ment is sponsored by South
Walton Professional Fire
Fighters Association and Beef 0'
Brady's.
PATIENT CHOICE
AWARD: Once again, the
Patient Choice Award will recog-
nize the quality care, comfort
and compassion offered by the
nurses at North Okaloosa
Medical Center, honoring one
nurse in particular. This program
solicits input from the communi-
ty and will culminate with one
nurse at North Okaloosa
Medical Center receiving the
Patient Choice Award during
Nurses' Week, May 6 through
May 12.
E-mail nominations to
kim willis@chs.net or mail to:
Kim Willis, Marketing Director,
North Okaloosa Medical
Center, 151 E. Redstone Ave.
Crestview, FL 32593, Fax: (850)
689-8487.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST:
The Kiwanis Club of Crestview
will hold their Pancake breakfast
on Saturday, May 12 at the new
Coach-N-Four Restaurant at 114
John King Road. Breakfast will
be served from 7 until 11 a.m.
Admission is $5 per person, and
tickets can be purchased from
any Kiwanis Club member.


I would like to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to
everyone who expressed both sympathy and condolences
for the loss of my wife, Thelma. A special thank you for the
beautiful floral arrangements, visits, and phone calls.
Another thank you to my Magnolia Baptist Church family
for the wonderful meal the ladies prepared for family and
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CHARITY BINGO: The
Crestview Elks 2624 will host
charity bingo starting on May 2
and every Wednesday thereafter.
The doors will open at 5:30 p.m.,
quarters at 5:45 p.m., lightning at
6:30 p.m. and the regular session
at 7:15 p.m.
There will also be bingo on
Sunday, May 6 and May 20. The
doors will open at 1:30 p.m.,
quarters at 1:45 p.m., lightning at
2:30 p.m. and the regular session
at 3:15 p.m.
The Elks 2624 is located at 127
Pine Street. For more informa-
tion call 682-2110.
LHS REUNION, CAR
SHOW: The Laurel Hill School
Class of 1957 is having their 50th
reunion on May 5 at 6 p.m. in the
Laurel Hill School Cafeteria. For
information call Sue Nixon at
537-8533 or Mavis Vickers at 682-
3956.
* Car Show - Laurel Hill resi-
dent and country singer Jim
Hubbard, and Samantha
Purvine, fiddler and Laurel Hill
student, will be featured at a 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. car show in the
school gym. The $10 admission
fee will be donated to the school.
The event also includes karaoke
singers, food and door prizes,
and the chance to socialize with
old friends. It is open to the pub-
lic.
For details call Frankie
Johnson at 758-1639 or Charles
Carroll at 546-1385.
BLOOD DRIVES: The
Northwest Florida Blood Center
will be hosting the following
blood drives in the Crestview
area:
Wednesday, May 2 -
Okaloosa County Sheriff
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Medical Center - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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held Thursday, May 3, from
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The public is
invited and encouraged to
attend this gathering of support-
ers who wish to end the cycle of
domestic violence in Okaloosa
and Walton Counties. Survivor
stories, musical entertainment
and, a gift basket raffle will take
place. Sunset Charlie's is locat-
ed at 1096 Scenic Gulf Drive,
Miramar Beach, 837-9834.
Tickets are $20 in advance by
calling Shea at 243-1201. After
April 27, tickets will be $25 and
available at the door on the day
of the event. For additional infor-
mation, please log on to our web
site, www.shelterhousenwfl.org.
SPANISH TRAIL PARADE:
The 51st Old Spanish Trail
Festival Parade will be held May
5 at 2 p.m. The parade will pro-
ceed south down Industrial
Drive. For more information or
an application, please call 305-
8153 or 682-0031. All schools;
churches and walking units have
free entry. For all others there is
a $25 entry fee. Deadline for
entry is today..
FASHION SHOW: The race
is on now to attend the GFWC
Woman's Club of Crestview's
annual fashion show to take
place on Saturday, May 5 from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the First United
Methodist Church.
Fashions will be shown this
year exclusively from Crestview
retailers. The best derby hats
win prizes!
'Tickets are $20 and available
from any club member or by
calling 683-9117.

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seeking an undergraduate
degree and have at least 2 years
of college, or will have 60 hours
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POPS CONCERT: "Picnic
with Pops," a free concert featur-
ing the Northwest Florida
Symphony Orchestra of
Okaloosa-Walton College will be
held at 3 p.m., Sunday May 27,
Memorial Day weekend, at the
Mullet Festival grounds in
Niceville. The concert is geared
for the whole family and will
feature a collection of musical
favorites including tunes from
Broadway plays, old time patri-
otic Americana favorites, march-
es by Souza and more. During
intermission, local "Bluegrass"
favorites "The Sandy Bottom
String Band" featuring 2004
Fiddle Champion Matt Miller
will entertain.
THE ARISTOCATS!: Mark
your calendars now so that you
won't miss The ' Florida
Chautauqua Theatre's spring
production of Disney's The
AristoCats! on May 4 and 5 at 7
p.m. and May 6 at 2:30 p.m.
Thirty-four young performers
will take the stage in DeFuiniak
Springs, ready to sing, dance and
strut their stuff!
Ticket prices are $12 for
adults and $10 for children/stu-
dents 22 years and younger. The
theatre is located in downtown
DeFuniak Springs. Call 892-9494
for more information.
BILLY BOWLEGS POKER
RUN: Sponsors are needed for
the ABWA Billy Bowlegs Boat
Poker Run on May 19. With the
generous support of the commu-
nity through sponsorship of this
event,.ABWA has been able to
award thousands of dollars in
scholarships to local high school
and college students over the
past years. If you would like
more information about being a
sponsor or donating food, please
call Jeanne Rief at 685-8027.
If you would like to register
for this year's event, please call
Shareen Ketchem at 863-9082.
You may visit the Web site at
www.abwa-ec.org for a registra-
tion form. Mail your check soon
as the first 100 boats to sign up
get a free T-shirt. Pick up your
Captain's Packet on Friday, May
18 between 11a.m. and 6 p.m. at
the Shalimnar Yacht Basin show-
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Center open - 9 a.m. to 1.p.m. *
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BINGO TOURNAMENT:
Anyone who loves bingo will
have a special opportunity to
participate in an upcoming tour-
nament while supporting the
Okaloosa County Meals on
Wheels program.
The bingo tournament will be
held Saturday, May 5, from 5
until 9:30 p.m. at the Knights of
Columbus Hall, located at 205
Carol Avenue in Fort Walton
Beach. The cost to participate is
$20 per packet, which includes a
limited number of cards per
game. The event is open to the
public at any age, and refresh-
ments will be available for sale.
This is a non-smoking, non-alco-
holic event, but there will be a
designated smoking area outside
the building.
Prize and cash donations for
the tournament are being accept-
ed. For pickup or information
on delivery, call 833-7462.
REMEMBRANCE CELE-
BRATION: Covenant Hospice
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munity who've endured the loss
of a loved one, to attend a special
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p.m. on Sunday, May 6. The
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Crestview.
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HERITAGE CRAFT CLASS-
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NEWS &

NOTES

Swing for the Y
The North Okaloosa Family
YMCA is hosting the Fifth
Annual Swing for the Y golf
tournament on Saturday, May
12 at Adara Country Club.
Sponsorships and individual
and team space are available.
For more information, contact'
James Wheat at 305-0265.

Roy Jones Jr. Golf
Classic
The Fourteenth Annual Roy
Jones Jr. Golf Classic is sched-
uled for Friday, May 4, at The
Moors Golf Club on Avalon
Boulevard in Milton.
Roy Jones Jr. will host the
four-person scramble. All pro-
ceeds from the tournament
benefit more than 900 children
and adults with developmental
disabilities who are served at
ARC Gateway.
There are two tee times - 8
a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Entry fee is
$100 per player Fee includes
two mulligans, cart, greens fee,
tee bags full of giveaways,
awards, prizes and food.
For player information, con-
tact Carol Beede at 434-2638
or go on line to www.arc-gate-
way.org. The registration dead-
line is May 2.

2007 'Round the
Island' multi-hull
race
The 'Round the Island'
multi-hull sailboat race will be
held June 15 - 17. This annual
event, hosted by the Fort
Walton Yacht Club, began in
1980, and has featured a virtual
Hall of Fame, with national and
world-class competitors. These
include Carlton Tucker, Randy
Smyth, .Brian Lambert and
Hans Geissler.
This year's race continues
the tradition of challenging
competitors to test their skill
and endurance with the 100-
mile circumnavigation of Santa
Rosa Island. For more informa-
tion and registration call 243-
7102 or visit www.fwyc.org.

Spring Scramble
The Fraternal Order of
Police, North Okaloosa Lodge
#146, will host their 12th annual
spring scramble on May 5 at
Foxwood Country Club in
Crestview. Show/signup time is
from 7 to 8 a.m., and the shot-
gun start is at 8 a.m. It is a four-
person scramble in Florida Low
Ball format, with one A, one B,
one C and one D player per
team.
The entry fee of $50 per per-
son or $200 per team includes
a mulligan, a door prize ticket,
free food, and nonalcoholic
beverages. Additional door
prize tickets and mulligans can
be purchased.
Contact Travis Robinson at
609-2027, Ralph Garrett at
689-5658, or Foxwood Country
Club at 682-2012. You may also
contract North Okaloosa Lodge
#146, P.O. Box 476, Crestview,
FL 32536.

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The Cheer Zone is hosting
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and up will compete at the
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See News & Notes, 3B


Former Bulldog to lead new team

Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin


Crestview native and former
Bulldog football standout Ty
Parker has been named head
football coach at the new
Wekiva High School in Apopka,
Fla.
Parker has spent the last six
years as an assistant coach at
Apopka High School, with most
of his time spent as defensive
coordinator. He was recently
named to the head coach posi-
tion by Elise Gruber, who will
serve as the new school's princi-
pal when the doors open in
August.
"I know they take football
pretty serious in the Panhandle
and they take football pretty
serious here too," said Gruber.
"Mr. Parker came prepared
with a plan and a vision; he
understands football in our
community and he understands
the students," explained
Gruber.
The new high school is
expected to reach its 2,800-stu-
dent capacity by the second
year. There will be no seniors
the first year, since they will be
allowed to graduate from their
current schools.
"Ty Parker impressed us
most by his vision for the stu-
dent athlete, with the student
coming first. His focus is not
only on the scoreboard at the
end of the game, but the score-
board down the road, helping
these students to become a pro-
ductive member of society and
good human beings", stated
Gruber.
"Ty Parker is all about
integrity and doing the right
thing."
"I'm excited, it's a great


Coach Ty Parker, an alumnus of Crestview High School, gives directions to his team during the first round of the
Class 6-A playoff game between Apopka and Orlando Timber Creek. (Photo courtesy of John Peery, Apopka Chief)


opportunity for me, said
Parker.
"The new school is a chance
to establish and build a pro--
gram where everything is your
own thoughts and ideas and
everything is fresh."
Parker admits that there is.'
an overwhelming amount of
things to accomplish; such as
ordering 150 to 180 uniforms
and finding a place to store


them, but quickly adds that the
benefits outweigh the chal-
lenges. "
VWeki a High School athletic
director Lamarr Glenn mir-
roxed Gruber's remarks about
their new head coach.
."'Co.ach P.arker v.as definite-
ly our best candidate. He has
done a fantastic job at Apopka
High and I really felt like he
was the best choice to get the


job done. He is definitely a man
of character," said Glenn.
The Wekiva High Mustangs
will start their first year with a
full varsity schedule in 6A.
District 4 football. They will
face some tough opponent_.
, such i_ Apopl, a. West Orange,
East Ridge, and Olympia.
Ty Parker's football roots
began with the Crestview City
League Program at Twin Hills


Baseball is on my mind


Scott McKinney
Syndicated Columnist

Notes, quotes and an opinion
or two while thinking about col-
lege baseball ...
It still amazes me that college
baseball coaches are able to field
a team, much less a competitive
one, given the fact that the
NCAA allows only 11.7 scholar-
ships for baseball. Coaches are
forced to split up the scholar-
ships among 35-40 players,
which means the average college
baseball player receives 29 per-
cent of a scholarship and is
forced to pay the rest out of his
own pocket.
The NCAA cites Title IX and
gender equity as the reason that
college baseball must suffer, but
honestly that is mostly hogwash.
Women's softball coaches have a
right to complain, too. They are
given only twelve full scholar-
ships.
The problem, according to the
NCAA, is football. Since football
is allowed 85 scholarships, there
is not a women's sport that can
equal that number. The real issue
is that there will never be a
women's sport that will offer
that many scholarships.
While attending the Ole Miss-
Mississippi State baseball series
last weekend in Oxford, Miss., I
was amazed that more than
21,000 fans turned out for the
three games. Simple math says
that an average ticket of $5 per
person generated more than
$100,000 in revenue. Now con-
sider that for most SEC schools,


this is pretty common for five-to-
six weekends per year, and you
realize baseball becomes a large
moneymaker for the schools.
Yet, the NCAA can find a way
to justify allowing more scholar-
ships for the sport.
Eight of the 12 SEC schools is
likely to earn a bid to the NCAA
Tournament this year, and the
NCAA will realize a profit of
more than $3 million from the
regionals, super regionals and
the College World Series.
Doesn't really seem fair, does
it?
Our prayers go out to the
family of St. Louis Cardinal relief
pitcher Josh Hancock, who was
killed in an auto accident in St.
Louis last week. Hancock played
his college baseball at Auburn,
and his little brother Jon-Jon
played at Ole Miss. The Hancock
family is one of the nicest you
would ever want to meet, and
when senseless things like this
happen, it just leaves you
scratching your head.
Carol Ross resigned as the
head coach of the Ole Miss
women's basketball team last
week after a very successful
four-year run in Oxford. Ross, a.
former player for the Lady
Rebels, led her alma mater to the
Elite Eight during this year's
NCAA Tournament. She had
previously coached at the
University of Florida, where she
was also extremely successful.
Look for a stint in the WNBA in
her future after a little R&R time
at the beach.
There could be a change


forthcoming with the University
of Florida baseball program. The
Gators are struggling this season
and were recently swept by
Vanderbilt in Nashville.
Although the Commodores are
the nation's top-ranked team,
sources in Gainesville are saying
that head coach Pat McMahan's
job is in jeopardy.
. It doesn't help that the
Florida football and men's bas-
ketball teams have won national
championships this year, placing
a huge amount of pressure on
McMahan and the baseball pro-
gram.
Speaking of coaches feeling
the heat ... first-year LSU base-
ball coach Paul Mainieri is find-
ing out how much Tiger fans
love their baseball. Although
LSU is fielding one of the
youngest teams in the SEC,
loaded with freshmen and soph-
omores, the Tiger faithful have
been voicing their concern over
the program on Baton Rouge
area sports talk radio shows and
by not showing up at Alex Box
Stadium for the games.
Remember, however, that
during Nick Saban's first year in
Baton Rouge as the leader of the
liger football program, things
were so bad that Tiger fans
placed a "For Sale" sign in his
front yard after the team lost its
Homecoming game to UAB. We
all know what happened from
that point.
If there is a better hitter in the
SEC than Mississippi State catch-
er Edward Easley, then I want to
see him. Easley has been near the


top of the conference batting race
all season long, and is one of the
best clutch hitters I have ever
seen. The Olive Branch, Miss.,
native is destined for a long
career in major league baseball.
Speaking of future major lea-
guers, according to one MLB
scout we spotted at a recent jun-
ior college baseball game, there
are no less than 75 major league
prospects playing in the SEC this
season.
Word on the street is that the
city of Jackson, Miss., could be
planning to make a push to host
the SEC Baseball Tournament in
the future. The new Trustmark
Park in Pearl is the home of the'
Mississippi Braves, the class AA
farm dub of the Atlanta Braves
and is considered one of the best
new stadiums in the country.
The Hoover Met near
Birmingham has served as the
host site of the tournament for
nearly 20 years, but a change.
could be forthcoming.
As much as I personally like
the Hoover Met facility, I do
think it's time for other cities to
be given a shot at hosting, much
like the SEC has done with its
annual basketball tournament.
Other cities that could possibly
host the baseball tournament
include Memphis, New Orleans,
Atlanta and Nashville.

Scott McKinney is the host of
Southern Sports Tonight, a syndi-
cated radio show heard across the
South each Monday through
Friday. He can be reached at
scott@southernsportstonight.com.


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where he graduated in the
Class of 1991.
Parker played college foot-
ball at what was then known as
Northeast Louisiana, now
known. as the University of
Louisiana at Monroe.
Ty is the son of Linda and
Bill Parker of Crestview.

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SPORTS


WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2007


Richmond International Raceway
Track length: .75 miles
Year completed: 1951 L
Banking in turns: 14 degrees ,A R E R
Banking on frontstretch: 8 degrees
Banking on backstretch: 2 degrees
Seating capacity: 112,029


A LOOK AHEAD:
* What: Crown Royal Presents
the Jim Stewart 400
* When: 7 p.m. ET Saturday
* Where: Richmond International
Raceway
* TV: Fox


Oh, what a



MOUTH


For better or worse,
former Cup champ isn't
afraid to speak his mind

By RICK MINTER
Cox News Service
I ony Stewart is back in
ASCAR's doghouse.
The latest trip came after
he set off a firestorm of con-
troversy with his comments
last week about NASCAR's
use of caution 1tags and the
officiating of races.
Stewart said on his Sirius
radio show that NASCAR of-
ficials were calling caution
periods for "debris" on the
track when the real motive
was to tighten the field and
therefore make the racing
better He con pared
NASCAR to pro wrestling
and said NASCAR hadn't
fairly officiated a race all
year
, NASCALR executives
steed for several days. then
summoned Stewart to a 6
a.m. meeting at Talladega
Superspeedway. Only after
the hour-long session was
Stewart's crew allowed to
unload his No. 20 Chevrolet
He also was fined $10,000 and
placed on probation for the
rest of the season. The offi-
cial reason given was that
Stewart failed to meet with
the media after the Phoenix
race, as the top three finish-
ers and top rookie are re-
quired to do
Soun after the early morn-


ing meeting at Talladega,
Stewart walked into the
media center and basically
recanted everything he said
on his radio show. But the
damage was done, and the
debate was on.
Many fans - and other
drivers - have felt for years
that NASCAR sometimes
manipulates races to spice
them up. Jeff Burton, who
also has complained about
"debris" cautions, said-
Stewart should have thought
before speak ing
"The conversation about
cautions is OK to have."
Burton said. "But I think
Tony made a mistake.... I
think he exaggerated when
he made the comparison [to
wrestling] which inflamed
the issue more than it need
ed to be inflamed."
Many racing purists
would like to see NASCAR
let the races plav out howev-
er the action dictates. But
others say the sport already
is artificially spiced up, and
there should be a syvstenm in
place to provide regular.
designated breaks.
Unlike the early days
of the sport, the field
now is bunched up after
the caution flag [lies be -
fore any driver can
enter pit road. which
wipes out any advan- ".
stage the leaders have f
built. And the "lucky
dog" rule that allows the
frust driver one lap or 01
more down to gain a lap at
each caution period is a rel-
atively new' procedure
*IT SANDERLIN Cox Newj Service


What remains to be seen is
how NASCAR officials react
to the unwanted exposure
they've gotten from Stewart,
a two-time champion and
one of the sport's biggest
stars, and whether the sport
loses credibility with fans.
Stewart admitted he has
hurt the sport's reputation.
"I'm sure I did hurt the in-
tegrity of it - and unfairly,
after talking with those, .
[NASCAR] guys," he said.
Defending Nextel Cup
champion Jimmie Johnson
said he doe-sn't believe
Stewart has caused any ap-
preciable damage to the
credibility of NASCAR.
"It's not one person that's
going to damage the sport,"
Johnson said. "Our sport's
bieaer than that. Tony may
have hurt his credibility and
his situation with his team
and his sponsor, but Idon't


think it could affect the
sport."
And Johnson said that in
the end, Stewart may have
caused such a fuss that
NASCAR quietly changes its
strategy on caution flags,
which officials have main-
tained are thrown only for
safety reasons.
"We'll have to wait and
see," Johnson said. "It's to be
determined."
And it will be interesting
to see whether Stewart,
Johnson and others with
radio programs are more I
careful what they say on the.
air. Johnson said he some-
times doesn't realize how I
many people are listening to
his on-air comments.
"You've got to recognize I
that and try to be responsi-
ble," he said. "It's a catch-22
because a lot of the.fans real-
ly want to hear what you're I1
thinking, and that's why
these companies -' 're get-
ting involved with are giving
us shows.s
"At the same time, you've
got to be smart and recog.
nize the fact that you're a
part of the media at that
point, and you have a re-
-. sponsibility to do it "


UP AND COMING

A look at some of the younger drivers on the horizon


Hooters
The Hooters
Pro Cup Series,
which runs cars
similar in appear-
ance to those used
in NASCAR's
Nextel Cup and
Bhsch Series, has
become a prime
development
ground for young
racing talent.
Shane Huffman used h
the Hooters circuit to sec
ing the No. 88 Chevrolet i
Series for JR Motorsport
owned by Dale Earnhard
has fielded cars in the Ho
Now Hufffman's longti
rival, Clay Rogers, the re:
Hooters champion, is poi
his own move to one of ti
NASCAR divisions.
He drove the Key Moto
Chevrolet in last week's
Truck Series race at Kan
finishing 21st, and he hoi


champ Rogers reach
eral more races for the team t h is year
In the meantime, he's still campaign
ing in theHooters Northern Division.
where he's a constant front runner.
Rogers has shown great potential in
several occasional runs in Busch and
the Craftsman Truck Series He fin-
ished fourth in a truck race at New
Hampsh ire International Speedway in
2005 and was eighth at Texas.
ROGERS He also finished 14th in the Busch
race at Homestead that year, and he's
is success in the most recent winner of the
rure a job driv- Snowball Derby at Five Flags
n the Busch Speedway in Pensacola, Fla., a race
s, which is that is generally regarded as the most
It Jr., who also prestigious in Late Model racing.
otherss circuit. So far, his resume has gotten him ad-
me Hooters mirat ion from his peers, but it hasn't
signing led to the big career break he needs.
ised to make "I've got respect no matter what
he three elite garage I walk in, and everybody's pay-
ing more attention to the Hooters
rsport Series," he said. "They understand
Craftsman how hard it is to win the championship
sas Speedway: in that deal, but it hasn't helped to pro-
pes to run sev- pel me into a full-time Busch or Cup


dy to step up
ride the way I hoped it would,"
Surprisingly: his biggest ally in the
NASCAR garage is Huffman, the driv-
er with whom he has waged dozens of
door-to-door duels over the years in the
Hooters Series.
"It's been a friendly rivalry," Rogers
said. "Shane and I came into the
Hooters Series as rookies the same
year, and we've pushed each other to be
better. He drove the No. 40 truck last
year, and he was pretty adamant about
getting me in there."
But as is often the case in NASCAR,
money outruns talent, and some races
that Rogers was supposed to run this
summer may instead go to a young
driver who can bring sponsorship.
Neverthele-is, Rogers knows that at
age 26. he has not passed his racing
prime, and he sees other drivers in
their early 30s, like Huffman and Tim.
McCreadie, getting breaks in
NASCAR.
"I like to see that," he said. "But I
also like to see Denny Hamlin run good
because we're the same age."


Rick Minter's

OBSERVATIONS


Some key story lines as the Cup Series heads to Richmond.
Tough place to play
Jeff Gordon picked a tough place -. Talladega Superspeedway - and
a tough day - one that would have been the late Dale Earnhardt's 56th
birthday- to pass the "Intimidator" on the Nextel Cup circuit's career-
victories list.
But in a style reminiscent of the NASCAR icon his name is now asso-
ciated with, Gordon did it anyway knowing full well the 100,000-strong at
Talladega wouldn't like it.
And they didn't. Despite being asked by Dale Earnhardt Jr. and
warned by Talladega Superspeedway President Grant Lynch to show
some respect to Gordon should he score career victory No. 77, the beer
cans flew as Gordon led the pack to the checkered flag.
But in a move that likely would have evoked admiration from the late
Ea rnhlardt. Gordon showed that he couldn't be intimidated, even by a
bunch of rowdy fans. After taking the checkered flag, he pulled his car
up to the frontstretch fence and did a brief burnout as beer cans
bounced off, his car.
Gordon did get a little emotional reflecting on the historic moment
and acknowledged that he had mixed emotions about overtaking
Earnhardt at Talladega.
"On one side, I want to jump up and down and be fired up about get-
ting No. 77 here at Talladega where you know three-quarters of the
grandstands are pulling against us," he said. '"And then on the other side,
I respected Dale so much and learned so much from him, and today


being his birthday and knowing how many of
those people up there would have loved to have
seen Dale Earnhardt Jr: win this race, it's tough.
' "But we come out here to win"
.He now trails only Richard Petty David
Pearson, Bobby Allison, Cale Yarborough and
Darrell Waltrip on the all-time victories list and
could easily take third place in a season ortwo if
he ca n maintain his c currentt performance level.
Allison and Waltrip are tied for thud with ,84 vic-
tories each Petty leads with 200 victories, and
Pearson is second with 105.
Hendrick dominance


NEXTEL CUP
STANDINGS
1. Jeti Gordon
1,521, leader
2. Jeff Burton
1,318; behind. -203
3. Matt Kenseth
1,292: behind. -229
4. Jimmie Johnson
1,290; behind: -231
5. Denny Hamlin


NASCAR'-( Car of Tomorrow returns tothe 1, 19: oenina --332
track Satuirday night at Richmond International 6. Tony Stewart
Raceway, and one of the big questions will be 1,078; behind: -443
whether anyone can derail the Hendrick 7. Jamie McMurray
Motorspo:rts express. 1,059; behind: -462
The Hendrick powerhouse has swept the first 8. Kyle Busch
three COTraces, with Kyle Busch winningat 1.054; behind: -467
Bristol, Jimmie Johnson at Martinsville and 9. Kevin Harvick
Jeff Gordon at Phoenix. 1,052: behind: -469
Johnson said he believes his competitors are 10. Kurt Busch
catching up in a h urry 1,038; behind: -483
"When look around, Iseealotof other teams 11. Clint Bowyer
that are very very close," he said, pointing out 1.021: behind: -500
that the Joe Gibbs Racing entries of Tony 12. Carl Edwards
Stewart and Denny Hamlin have been fast 1,004: behind: -517
enough to win in the first three COT races. And
he pointed out that no matter what kind of car is raced, the sport's top
teams will be the ones to be reckoned with.
-"It's kind rjf the way the sport is." he sa id. "The cream still rises to the
top." . ... . "
Two-team triumph
Bobby Labonte's dramatic, last-lap victory in last Saturday's Busch
Series race at Talladega Superspeedway likely will wind up helping two
race teams.
It's obviously a big boost for the Kevin Harvick Inc. team that fielded
the No. 77 Chevrolet that he was driving when he sped past Tony Stewart
at the fini-h line. And it will help Petty Enterprisesi Labonte's employer
in the Nextel Cup Series.
Petty Enterprises Vice President Robbie Loomis was all smiles Sunday
morn ing at Talladega. knowing his entire organization was energized by
its lead driver's first win in any NASCAR division since a Craftsman
Truck Series victory at Nlartinsvillle Speedway two years ago.
And Labonte said his confidence is much higher now that he has an-
other trophy for h is cabinet.
"You can beat yourself more than the competition beats you some-
times," he said. "When you win, it gives you encouragement."
The slow go
With more than 50 teams showing up at Nextel Cup races each week
trying for one of the 43 starting spots,-there are a lot of disappointed peo
pile in -he garage- once qualify ing is over.
� At Talladega. the losers included the Wood Brothers race team, which
failed to qualify for the first time since April 2000, also at Talladega. It
was a bad day all around for the Woods, who also saw their two Busch
Series drivers, Marcos Ambrose and Jon Wood, crash in the Aaron's 312,
while one of their CraftsmainTruck Series drivers fell out at Kansas
with a blown engine
Also missing out were Nlichael Waltrip, who has started just one race
this year, and Dave Blaney, who has had the fastest of the Toyota Camrys
at most tracks this year. Surprisingly Blaney stayed over until Sunday
anyway and watched the race from pit road.
He said he did that, rather than taking a day off, as somewhat of a mo-
tivational tool.
"I Want to remind myself of what I'm missing, be as miserable as pos-
sible," he said.


Catching up with ...



RAY EVERNHAM


Ray Evernham, owner of the
Dodges driven in Nextel Cup by
Kasey Kahne, Elliott Sadler and
Scott Riggs, talked with several
members of the media, including
Rick Minter of Cox News Service,
about his organization's struggles
this season:
On the problems getting both
a new Charger body and the Car
of Tomorrow up to speed:
"They're two completely different
programs with not as many re-
sources as we should have. ... If I
had it to do over, I would have had
to hire 50 more people and have
other programs going on. We got
off base with the '07 Charger aero-
dynamically We followed a path
that was misleading for us, and
we've got to go back to where we
were last year and start over. With
the Car of Tomorrow, we missed
something with the front-end
geometry and the bump stops,...
It's just not working. We're trying
to fix this '07 car and work on the
Car of Tomorrow, and there's only


so much time and so many people.
If I want to catch up to [Hendrick
Motorsports], I've got to hire 50 peo-
ple tomorrow, but I can't. I've got to
find more resources."
On whether the Car of
Tomorrow will eventually level
the playing field among large
and small teams, as NASCAR
has hoped it would: "Whoever's
got the most resources is going to
push the envelope faster. As long as
[NASCAR] doesn't keep changing
[the rules for the car], the rest of us
will get there. It should keep costs
from rising sharper than they
would if they didn't do anything.
Right now, the gap between the
haves and the have-nots is going to
be big until the rest of us catch up."
On putting his personal me-
chanical expertise to use at the
race shop, even though he has
other duties as team owner: "I
have to find the time. I've been back
on the competition side more in the
last seven days than I've been in the


Team owner Ray Evernham (shown at right, answering
questions with driver Kasey Kahne), has suffered some
setbacks and disappointments with his Dodge program in '07.


last two years. I've got to get back
over there. I've got great people, but
I have got to help them when I can."
On the possibility of having to
give up much of the control of
his race team to a financial part-
ner: "I don't care. I want to win the
Cup. I don't care if I have 100 per-
cent or 1 percent. My goal when I
started this thing was to win the
Cup, and I'm going to do whatever
it takes to do that."
On whether racing is still fun
to him: "It hasn't been. What takes


the fun out of it is there are a lot of
things out of our control. Certainly
the stuff that happened to us at
Daytona [team directors suspended
and drivers docked points for rules
violations] ... I've still got a little
craw in my side over. That took a
lot of wind out of our sails all year.
When you're running bad, you feel
responsible, and I am. It's not the
drivers' fault. It's not the crew
chiefs' fault. It's not the engineers'
fault. It's my fault. I own the team.
But when you're the guy in charge,
it's not supposed to be fun every
day. It's a job."


NUMERICALLY
SPEAKING


42


Lead changes in last
week's Aaron's 499 at
Talladega Superspeedway.


8 Victories by Chevrolet
drivers in the nine Nextel
Cup races this season.


Nextel Cup
victories at
Richmond
International
Raceway by Dale
Earnhardt Jr. (left)
and Tony Stewart,
tops among active
drivers. (Richard
Petty is the
all-time leader with
NASCAR 13.)


2 Caution periods for debris
during the Aaron's 499 (of a
total of eight).


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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2007 SPORTS


C"AudeuL Pk'4w'A Ita'


Baker softball dominates Port St. Joe


Adam Pruiett
Florida Freedom Newspapers

BAKER - The Baker soft-
ball team has been navigat-
ing into uncharted territory,
and the Gators don't intend
to look back.
After capturing their first-
ever district championship,
the Gators are now within
one victory of heading to the
state tournament after
defeating third-ranked Port
St. Joe 4-0 in the Class 2A
region semifinals on Friday.
"This is great because I
don't think Baker's ever
made it this far, and we're
making history this season,"
said Whitney Boutwell, who'
had a key two-run double for
the Gators.
Baker heads to
Wewahitchka on Tuesday for
the regional championship
game. Wewahitchka
advanced with a 10-0 win
over Jay.
Baker (16-11) 'used timely
hitting and a sensational
pitching effort by freshman


Lauren Griffith to upset the
Sharks.
Griffin allowed a lone hit
- a leadoff single by Kayla
Minger in the sixth inning -
and struck out three in a
dominant outing that exhib-
ited her development this
season.
"She's shown a lot of
maturity out on the mound
as opposed to where she was
at the beginning of the sea-
son," Baker coach John
Carlisle said.
Baker quickly took control
of the game when. Candace
Williamson followed Chelsea
Combest's single with an RBI
double to center. The Gators
then tacked on two more
runs in the third inning when
Boutwell found the right cen-
ter gap with a double that
brought home Lindsey
Marelli and Combest.
Baker added another
insurance run in the fourth
inning as Marelli drove in
Allyson McCranie with a line
drive single to right.
"Since the district tourna-


ment we've just been riding a
crest of people coming up
and getting key hits,"
Carlisle said.
Combest was 2-for-3 with
two runs scored for the
Gators, while Whitney
Boutwell, Sydney Boutwell,
Williamson, Griffith and
Marelli had one hit apiece.
"I told them all three
phases of the game -
offense, defense and pitching
- and we won all three,"
Carlisle said.
The Gators showed the
type of. fight that Carlisle
expected.
"We've scratched and
clawed all year long," he
said. "They're just a bunch of
resilient, no-quit, never-say-
die girls."
Those girls are now just
one victory away from a
berth in the state tourna-
ment.
"It was wonderful,"
Griffith said. "It's the first
time we've made it this far
and it's just great to pitch it
and get the win."


NeWS & Notes, continued from lB


donation to compete. All competi-
tors will get a participation certifi-
cate.
Each division winner will win a
gift basket, and the person who
raises the most funds over $500
will win a trampoline grand prize.
Donors get a St. Jude T-shirt
for $35 or more, and a St. Jude T-
shirt and duffel bag for $75 or
more.
Call 689-0707 for details or
visit the Cheer Zone at 482 N.
Wilson Street in Crestview to pick
up a sponsor form.

DMS cheerleaders
golf tourney
The Davidson Middle School
cheerleaders are hosting their sec-
ond annual golf tournament fund-
raiser on May 12 at 1 p.m. The
entry fee is $50 for members, and
$50 for nonmembers of Foxwood
Country Club; It includes cart,
green fee, food. a T-shirl, and


other prizes.
The best ball format (four per-
son scramble tournament) . will
have a shotgun start, with check-in
scheduled at 12:30 p.m. First, sec-
ond and third place cash prizes
will be awarded. For more informa-
tion call Melissa Waits at 398-1982
or Chris Moore at 682-4151.

Golf benefit
A golf tournament for Sgt.
Bruce Bankston will be sponsored
by the city of Fort Walton Beach on
Saturday, May 12 at 1 p.m. at the
Fort Walton Beach Municipal Golf
Club. Sgt. Bankston, a 27-year
veteran of the city's police depart-
ment, has been diagnosed with
terminal cancer. Funds will be
used to assist him and his family
with the numerous financial obliga-
tions they now face.
The registration fee of $40 cov-
ers golf, cart, drinks on the course
and refreshment after play. Please
make checks payable to Bruce


Bankston Benefit and mail to
Carole Jones, City of Fort Walton
Beach, P.O. Box 4007, Fort Walton
Beach, FL 32549. Contact Carole
at 833-9504 or Ginger at 833-
9527, Ext. 0 for more information.

Ten Star All Star
Basketball Camp
Registration is now open for
the Ten Star All Star Summer
Basketball Camp. The camp is by
invitation only, and boys and girls
ages 10 to 19 are eligible to apply..
Players from all 50 states and 17
countries attended the 2006 camp.
College basketball scholarships
are possible for players elected
the All-American team. Camps are
held at several locations through-
out the United States. .
There is also a summer camp
available for boys and girls ages 6
to 18 of all skill levels. For a free
brochure on these summer camps,
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2007 SPORTS


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Nick Tomecek I Flonrda Freedom Newspapers
Baker's Ashton Hale is safe at third base in the fourth inning against Jay's Tyler deGraaf
on Friday (left) during the Class 2A championship in Baker.


Nick Tomecek I Florida Freedom Newspapers
Baker's D.J. Livingston pitches Friday against Jay during the Class 2A championship in
Baker. (Florida Freedom Newspapers/Nick Tomecek)



Baker boys fall to Jay


Adam Pruiett
Florida Freedom Newspapers

BAKER - The Jay base-
ball team didn't waste any
time making a statement on
Friday in the District 1-2A
tournament finals.
The top-seeded Royals
racked up eight runs
through three innings and
equaled that output in the
fourth inning of a 16-2 victo-
ry over second-seeded Baker.
The Gators (6-17) already
had sealed a berth in the
region tournament and will
face District 2 champion
Bozeman at 7 p.m. Tuesday
in the quarterfinals at Gulf
Coast Community College.
"I feel good about our
chances in the next game,"
Baker coach Gary Taylor
said. " ... I'm really just
excited to be in the playoffs
as a first year coach."
Jay spoiled Taylor's first
district title game at Baker.


The Gators committed an
error to start the game and
the miscue opened the door
for three Royal runs.
Jay scored three more
runs in the second inning, as
walks and stolen bases
helped lead to Baker's steep
deficit. The Royals needed
only four hits to score their
first eight runs - they
tacked on one in the third
inning.
Baker showed signs of life
in the fourth inning when
Ashton Hale and Colton
Henry both singled and
moved up on a throwing
error. Preston Nixon drove
them both home with a sin-
gle.
But things quickly turned
bad again for the Gators.
Brant Hendricks led off the
bottom half of the inning by
swatting a home run, and his
round-tripper was the first of
five extra base hits in the
eight-run inning.


For the latest scores from Tuesday's
game, visit crestviewbulletin.com.
Hendricks, Dillon Smith
and Josh Marshall combined
to go 7-for-9 with nine RBI
for the Royals.
Miles Hammac took care
of the rest for Jay by notch-
ing the victory with a com-
plete game effort that includ-
ed eight strikeouts. Brian
Fieck took the loss for Baker
after lasting a little more
than one inning before D.J.
Livingston came on to pitch.
Henry had two hits for
Baker, while Hale, Nixon
and Josh Yost added one
apiece.
"We played a tough team
tonight," Taylor said. "We're
a young team and it
showed."

Baker 00020-252
Jay 341 8x - 16 111
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Panhandle player picked for pros


Bill Gamblin
Florida Freedom Newspapers
Prior to his senior season
Brannon Condren had the
words "With God all things
are possible" tattooed on his
right bicep.
Ironically, the message
proved true on Sunday
when the two-year Troy
University starter was draft-
ed in the fourth round by
the defending Super Bowl
Champion Indianapolis
Colts.
"I knew there was a
chance, but the Colts was'
not one of the teams I
expected to draft me," said
Condren, who was taken
with the 131st pick of the
draft. "Right now it doesn't
seem real, but I am definite-
ly glad they selected me.
"It is an awesome feeling
to be going to the Super
Bowl Champions."
Sunday was a very quiet
day until Chicago was on
the clock with the 130th
pick.
"My cell phone rang and
it was the Indianapolis
Colts," said Condren, an
All-Sun Belt Conference
player who led Troy this
past season with a career
high 98 tackles. "I put it on
speaker phone, but it was so
crazy in the house I had to
go to another room.
"That is when I got to
hear Coach (Tony) Dungy
tell me,
'Welcome to our team.' "
Not everyone was there
since Condren felt he had a
good chance of going in the
first three rounds, but it was
still crazy.
"Two of my friends were
at my house along with my
dad, (Milton businessman
Jimmy), and his girlfriend,"
said Condren. "My mom,
Cathi, went to church to
pray for me, while my sister
went to work."
Now Condren is looking
forward to next week's
mini-camp for the Colts.
". You have got to go full
speed up there all the time,"
said Condren, who played
high school football at Tate.
"If you slack off a second
you are toast and could get
cut."
But Condren is not one to
go slow, as evidenced by his
performance in the New
Orleans Bowl this past sea-
son when Troy blew out
Rice 41-17.
Since he was selected
Condren's cell phone has
not quit ringing,
"I guess I have gotten 100


Darren Payne, MD

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Troy University football player Brannnon Condren has been drafted to play for the
defending Super Bowl Champion Indianapolis Colts.


phone calls and 100 text
messages since I was select-
ed," laughed Condren.
"Some of the calls have been
from friends and team-
mates, while others are from
people I haven't talked to in
10 yEPrs.
"But everyone I have spo-
ken to is really happy for
me."
So what does Condren
expect his role to be with the
Colts?
"I will be looking to do
my part to earn a spot in the
secondary or on special
teams," said Condren, who
checks in at 6-foot-1 and 208
pounds. "I just needed the
chance and the Colts have
given me that opportunity.
"It is going to be awe-
some to line up with the
likes of Bob Sanders and the
rest of the Colts defense."
The Colts were looking to
fill some holes in the sec-
ondary with the departure


of Nick Harper and Jason
David since winning the
Super Bowl.
Condren is very confi-
dent in his ability and is
ready to prove it.
"I knew I should have
went in the third round,"
said Condren. "I knew there
were a couple of guys who
went ahead of me. that I was
better than.
"But when the Colts
called all that worrying
came to an end and made it
better."
On his Pro Day at Troy
Condren wowed scouts
with a 4.44 time in the 40-
yard dash, a 43 and a half-
inch vertical jump, 24 reps
at 225 pounds, and a broad
jump of 11 feet and three
inches.
"I have always believed
in myself," said Condren.
"Now I have a chance to
prove what I am capable of
doing in the NFL."


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Prior to the NFL draft
Condren visited Detroit,
Kansas City,; Seattle, Green
Bay, Indianapolis, Oakland,
Minnesota, Jacksonville,
New York (Giants), and
Houston. The Philadelphia
Eagles visited Troy to watch
him work out.
"When I went to Indy I
got to speak with their
director of player personnel
and .a couple , of people
when I went through my
physical," said Condren. "I
guess that was all they
needed."
So what would Condren
say if he got a chance to
speak with Troy Head
Coach Larry Blakeney?
"I would thank them for
the opportunity they gave
me in college," said
Condren. "It doesn't matter
if it is a big school or a small
school, Troy is one of the
reasons why I am where I
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IN TH CIRC
COURT, FIRST
CIAL CIRCUIT
AND FO
OKALOO0
COUNTY, FLO
CASE NC
07-DR-19
IN REt The Marr
MARK PATRICK
MCENANEY,
Petitioner/husban
and
MELISSA
MCENANEY,
Respondent/wife
NOTICE OF Ai
TO: MELISSA
MCENANEY
Last known addre
1501-C Greenac
Blvd., FWB, FL 32
Present Address:
Unknown
YOU ARE N(
that an actic
dissolution of n
has been filed
you and you are
0o serve a copy
written defenses,
to :
STEPHEN J RYA
QUIRE
RISEN & RYAN
436 Green Acres
Ft. Walton Bei
32547
ATTORNEY FO
TIONER
on or before may
2007, and file thi
nal with the Clerk
Court at the Okal


Do Something
For Tomori

RECYC

TODA


The administration of the
SEstate of H. MAXWELL
MELTON, also known as
Hubert Maxwell Melton,
and also known as H.M.
Melton, deceased, whose
date of death was De-
WUIT cember 26, 2006, is
r UDI- pending in the Circuit
IT, IN Court for Okaloosa
R County, Florida, Probate
SA Division File Number 07
DRIDA CP 448, the address of
Which is P.O. Drawer
70 1359, Crestview, Florida
32536-1359. The names
iage of and addresses of the per-
Ssonal representatives and
the personal representa-
d, fives attorney are set
forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
MARIE dent and other persons,
who have claims or de-
mands � against
decedent's estate, includ-
CTION ing unmatured, contin-
gent or unliquidated
MARIE claims, and who have
been served a copy of
.ss: this notice, must file their
ss: claims with this court
2547 WITHIN THE LATER OF
THREE (3) MONTHS AF-
TER THE DATE OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY
NOTIFIED [30Q DAYS AFTER THE
on for DATE OF SERVICE OF A
marriage COPY OF THIS NOTICE
against ON THEM.
reqyour All other creditors of the
if any, decedent and other per-
sons who have claims or
AN, ES- demands against the
decedent's estate, includ-
ing unmatured, contin-
s Road gent or unliquidated
ach, FL claims, must file their
claims with this court
R PETI- WITHIN THREE (3J
MONTHS AFTER TH
24, DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
e orii- LOCATION OF THIS NO-
Sof 'is TICE.
oosa ALL CLAIMS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED.
:God NOTWITHSTANDING
rOW THE TIME PERIODS SET
W FORTH ABOVE ANY
,,LE CLAIM FILED TfWO2)
YEARS OR MORE AFTER
Y ! THE DECEDENT'S DATE
Y! OF DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this notice is
May 2, 2007
El Attorney for personal
Representative:
William V. Linne, Esquire
Florida Bar No. 153430


County Courthouse An-
nex, Shalimar, Florida ei-
ther before service on
Petitioner's attorney or
immediately thereafter-
otherwise a default will
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
in the Petition..
WITNESS my hand and
Seal of this Court on this
24th day of April; 2007.
Don W. Howard
CLERK OF COURT
By: Tiffany Gardner


P.O. Box 12347
Pensacola, FL
32591-2347
(850)433-2224
Personal Representatives:
ALMA R. MELTON
HARRY MAX MELTON
MYRAN DORITY
P.O. Box 1466
Crestview,FL 32536
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
Legal# 100063


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TIN
THIS, NOTICE SHALL BE
PUBLISHED ONCE A
WEEK FOR TWO CON-
SECUTIVE WEEKS.
IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE AMERICANS
WITH DISABILITIES ACT,
persons with disabilities
needing a special accom-
modation should contact
COURT ADMINISTRA-
TION, at the
OKALOOSA , County
Courthouse at


WILLIAM L. KENNETH MICHAEL
MCANDREWS whose OLDSON,
residence is 29 Petitioner,
WOODHAM AVENUE.


FORT WALTON BEACH,
FL 32547.
and who is evading
service of process and
the unknown defendants
who may be spouses,
heirs, devisees, grantees,
assignees, lienors,
creditors, trustees, and all
parties claiming an
interest by, through,
under or against the
Defendant(s), who are
not known to be dead or
alive, and all parties
having or claimin to
have any right, titlPe or
interest in the property
described in the
mortgage being
forecTosed herein.
YOU ARE HEREBY
NOTIFIED that an action
to foreclose a mortgage
on the following
property:
LOT22 IN BLOCK E
OF RESUBDIVISION bF
A PORTION OF POINT,
ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS RE-
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK
1, AT PAGE 98C. OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
has been filed against
you and you are required
fo serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any,
on DAVID J. STERN
ESQ. Plaintiff's attorney,
whose address is 801 S.
University Drive, Ste
500 Plantation, FL
33324 on or before Feb-
ruary 22, 2007 and file
the original with the
Clerk of this Court either
before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or im-
mediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be
entered against you for
the relief demanded in
the complaint or petition
filed herein.
WITNESS may hand and
the seal of this Court at
OKALOOSA County
Florida, this 11 day ot
January, 2007
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
BY: K. Sims
DEPUTY CLERK
PUBLISH IN: CREST-


and
LUZIA OLDSON,
Respondent.
AMENDED NOTICE
OF ACTION FOR DIS-
SOLUTION OF MAR-
RIAGE
TO: LUZIA OLDSON
Johann Peter Limbourt
Strasse 12 Bitbaurg,
Germany, 54634
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action has been filed
against you and that you
are required to serve a
copy atof your written de-
feses Nif any, to it on
KENNETH MICHEAL
OLDSON, on or before
May 25, 2007, and file
the original with the clerk
of this'Court at Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
1250 N. Eglin Parkway,
Shalimar, FE, 32579 be-
fore service on Petitioner
or immediately thereafter.
If you fail to do so, a
default may be en-
tered against you
for the relief de-
manded in the peti-
tion.
Copies of all court
documents in this
case, including
orders, are available
at the Clerk of the
Circuit Court's office.
You may review
these documents
upon request.
You must keep the
Clerk of the Circuit
Courts office noti-
fied of your current
address. (You may
file Notice of Current
Address, Florida Su-
preme Court Ap-
proved Family Law
Form 12.915.) Future
papers in this law-
suit will be mailed to
the address on rec-
ord at the clerk's of-
fice.
WARNING: Rule
12.285, Florida Fam-
ily Law Rules of Pro-
cedure, requires cer-
tain automatic did-
closure of documents
and information.
Failure to comply
can result in
actions, including
dismissal or striking


of pleadings.
Dated April 13, 2007
Don W. Howard
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
BY: K. Sims
Deputy Clerk
4/18/2007
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
Legal# 100046


IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE
NO:2006-CA-5477-S
DIVISION:
DEUTSCHE BANK
NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY AS TRUS-
TEE UNDER THE
POOLING AND
SERVICING AGREE-
MENT SERIES ITF
INDX 2005-ART14,
Plaintiff,
vs.
ROBERT SIMAC, et al,
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: ROBERT SIMAC
60 Sand Prints Drive
Unit A7, Destin, FL
32550
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
ANY AND ALL UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY
THROUGH, UNfDER
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED IN-
DIVIDUAL DEFEND-
ANT(S) WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE
DEAD OR ALIVE,
WHETHER SAID UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
MAY CLAIM AN IN-
TEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS DEVISEES,
GRARTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action to foreclose a
mortgage on the follow-
ing property in
OKALOOSA County,
Florida:
THE CONDOMINIUM
PARCEL KNOWN AS
APARTMENT NO.
101, OF THE VALEN-
CIA CONDOMINIUM,
A CONDOMINIUM
ACCORDING TO THE
DECLARATION OF
CONDOMINIUM
THEREOF, AS RE-
CORDED IN OFFICIAL
RECORDS BOOK 746
AT PAGES 169-228
AND AMENDED IN
BOOK 1183, PAGE
766, BOOK 1439,
PAGE 107 BOOK
1542, PA4E 900
AND BOOK 1543,
PAGE 853 OF THE
PUBUC RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA COUN-
TRY, FLORIDA TO-
GETHER WITH AN
UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN THE COMMON EL-
EMENTS IF ANY, AP-
PURTENANT
THERETO, SUBJECT
TO AND IN ACCORD-
ANCE WITH THE
CONVENANTS, CON-
DITIONS, RESTRIC-
TIONS, TERMS AND
THEIR PROVISIONS
F SAID DECLARA-
TION, AND TO-


GETHER WITH ANY
AMENDMENTS
THERETO.
has been filed against
you and you are required
to serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any,
on or before May 30,
2007, on Echevarria,
Codilis & Stawiarski,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address is 9119 Corpo-
rate Lake Drive, Suite
300 Tampa, Florida
33634 and file the origi-
nal with the Court either
before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or im-
mediately, thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be
entered against you for
the relief demanded in
the Complaint or petition.
This notice shall be pub-
lished once each week
for two consecutive
weeks in the Crestview
News Bulletin.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of this Court on
this 18 day of April,
2007.
By: K. Sims
As Deputy Clerk
Invoice to & Copy to:
Echevarria, Codilis &
Stawiarski
P.O. Box 25018
Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
F06022644
INDYMAC-CONV-R-
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please call 683-9145



If you need a clean house
andlive in Crestview area. I will
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Professional
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driveways, sidewalks,
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stain and coloring, 25
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Disabilities Act
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
Disabilities Act, per-
sons with disabilities
needing special ac-
commodation to par-
ticipate in this pro-
ceeding should con-
tact Court Adminis-
tration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East,
Crestview FL,
32536-3515; tele-
phone number (850)
89-5000, Extension
7497, prior to the
roceendi' or
Shalimar 50)o
651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
Disabilities Act, per-
sons with disabilities
needing special ac-
commodation to par-
ticipate in this pro-
ceeding should con-
tact Court Adminis-
tration at 1250 N.
EIlin Parkway,
Shalimar, FL 32579;
(850)651-7497,
prior to the pro-
ceeding.
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
Legal#100052


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work, big or small.
Foundations, patios, side-
walk, driveways,
tearouts, decorative con-
crete, etc. LLC Licenced &
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850-546-0368, Hm.
850-652-3111
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Driveways, Additions.
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every Lob. Also Bobcat
work. free estimates.
682-0137. Cell
826-1672



Handyman 30 years
construction experience
850-892-7051

Lasco Handyman
Inc. Licensed and In-
sured. Honest and de-
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Call Terry 902-3928

Pressure Washing &
Painting. Free Estimate
reasonable rates.
682-9220




Piano lessons 30 min-
ute sessions, be winners
and advanced. T have
several openings. Call
826-0527


NOTICE OF APPUCA-
TION FOR TAX DEED


Notice is hereby given
that Gazelle 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 prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the
property is as follows:
Certificate # 129 of
2004 Assessed to:
Donnell R Exum
Description: Palm Est Unit
#3 Lot 3 Blk 4
Parcel ID#:
17-2S-22-4002-0004-0030
Opening Bid:
$6,587.17 �
all of said property being
in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law the property de-
scribed in the certificate
will be soldhto 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 May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD


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LAWN CARE
Residential/ Commer-
cial Free Estimates. Call
Mike at 689-3079

Hendry's Lawn Service
& Pressure Wash. Li-
censed & Insured.
Also Concrete work, Pa-
tios Driveways and Side-
warks 682-9047
JIM'S LAWN CARE,
mow, trim, edge, clean
up. Competent service
you can count on. Free
estimate call 582-1165
Lorie Lawn Service
Shape u planting
Lic &Ins 826 2298
Lundys Landscaping
Sod, Dirt work, fill dirt,
site work. Full service
company. Ins, Free est.
850-918-6871 or
850-682-4279
McMillin's Lawn Serv
Responsible Lawn Service
from a Dependable Team
Mow & clean yard, weed
eat, edge & blow debris.
Free Est. Licensed. Call
Bobby or Tim
682-3654
Rasbury Lawn
Service General cleanup
mowing, trimming, prun-
ing. Lic & Ins. ReT availa-
ble. Free estimates.
682-1302 or 398-0687

Time to break out
the
Lawnmowers again
Need help? Callus
P&M Lawn Care at
689-3714 Nextel ID #
186*116*7525 or
183*436*6471


CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk .
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legal# 100054

NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given
that SASS MUNI, as
holder of the following
certificate, has filed sai '
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the-
name in which the prop-
erty is assessed and the'
description of the
property is as follows:
Certificate # 853 of,
2004 Assessed to:,
Amanda K Mullins
Description: Port Dixie'
Cam at SE car of Bik 34
W 135 ft to POB N 100'
ft W 22.5 ft S 120 ft E,
22.5 ft N 20 ft to POB '-
Parcel ID#:"
05-2S-23-20800034-00B8-'
Opening Bid:'
$3,302.19 n
all of said property being,
.in the County ort
Okaloosa, State of Flor-:
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to'
law, the property de-.


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Pand inting. Ceiling re-
spray, Fireand Availabler res-
toire & aon trim and rationale.
685082-1774
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Paying. Ceiling re-
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682-1774________.;
Lance Painting, Pres-
sure washing, sheet rock
ceiling matching, carpen-:
try, doors. 803-2221
MIKE GOLLES
PAINTING
Interior, exterior, also
pressure washing. Li- 4
censed & Insured. Free .
estimates. Ph. 682-5347.
Senior citizen discounts. ,
Stucco, Plastering,
Stone, Reairs, Errand
LLC, 850-892-7051



CABLE TV or phone out- .
lets installed on any wall. .
Call Richards Cable "
398-6304

Let me do your small.'
Engine Repair. Ralph
Formally with the Ready
Rent. I Il can help ive
me a call. 682-4892


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deputy ClerK IN THE CIRCUIT 9 y 4 - 6 5 1 - 7 4 9 7
COURT OF THE IST. 1-800-955-8771 .. (TDD)
5/2/2007 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN or 1:800-955-8770, via
5/9/2007 AND FOR Florida Relay Service.
5/18/2007 OKALOOSA
5/23/2007 COUNTY, FLORIDA LAW OFFICES OF DA-
Legal# 100064 GENERAL VID J. STERN, P.A.
JURISDICTION ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN-
DIVISION CASE NO: TIFF
IN THE CIRCUIT 2006-CA-004924-S 801 S. University Drive
COURT IN AND FOR Suite 500, Plantation, FL
OKALOOSA CITIMORTGAGE, INC. 33324
COUNTY FLORIDA PLAINTIFF 5/2/2007
PROBATE DIVISION 5/9#2007
CASE NO.: 7CP 448 VS. Legal# 100068
DIVISION: WILLIAM L.
IN RE: ESTATE OF McANDREWS ET AL
H. MAXWELL MEL- DEFENDANTS) IN THE CIRCUIT
TON a/k/a HUBERT COURT OF THE FIRST
MAXWELL MELTON NOTICE OF ACTION- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
a/k/a H.M. MELTON, CONSTRUCTIVE AND FOR
Deceased. SERVICE OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOTICE TO TO: WILLIAM L. CASE NO.
CREDITORS MCANDREWS; UN- 2005-DR-1699
S KNOWN SPOUSE OF .


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Wednesday, May 2, 2007




scribed in the certificate ida. in the County of
will be sold to the highest Okaloosa, State of Flor-


bidder at the front door
of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legals# 100056


NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that SASS MUNI, 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 prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the
property is as follows:
Certificate # 2529 of
2004 Assessed to: M J
Lee Est
Description: SE1/2 of
SE1/4 of NE1/4 &
N1/2 of NE1/4 of
SE1/4
Parcel ID#:
36-6N-24000000040000
Opening Bid:
$2,785.78 .
all of said property being
in the County et
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law the property de-
scribed 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 May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk -
LegaI# 100053
04/25/07
05/02/07
05/09/07
05/16/07



NOTICE OF APPLI-
CATION FOR TAX
DEED
Notice is hereby given
that SASS MUNI, 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 prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 221 of
2004 Assessed to: Doro-
thy J. Perry
Description: Baywinds
Golf Est Ph I Lot 3 BIk B
Parcel ID#:
00-2S-22-018A-000B-0030
Opening Bid:
$4,234.95
all of said property being
in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law the property de-
scri6ed 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 May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legal# 100055

NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that SASS MUNI, as
holder of the following
certificate, has filed saint
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the
name in which the prop-
erly is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 1321 of
2004 Assessed to: Jef-
ferson D and Gayle
Thames
Description: Morris Add
Crestview E1/2 Lot 61 &
Lots 62-72 Inc BIk 22
Parcel ID#:
21.3 N-23-16700022-0480
Opening Bid:
all of said property being
in the County oa
Okoloosa, State of Flor-


Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed 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 May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legal# 100057

NOTICE OF APPLI-
CATION FOR TAX
DEED
Notice is hereby given
that SASS MUNI, 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 prop
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 1626 of
2004 Assessed to:
Rodger 'R Glover Jr &
Joan E Glover
Description: Beg 849.35'
W & 680.72' N of SE
car Sec N 113.97' E
145' S 113.97' W 145'
to Beg as OR 1330 Pg
2006
Parcel ID#:
27-1 S-24-0000-0013-0000
Opening Bid:
$2,365.30
all of said property beinq
in the County or
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, 'the property de-
scribed 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 May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legal# 100058
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is h,-rb, li"en
that SASS fUNI'.. o:,
holder of the following
certificate, has filed saia
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the
name in which the prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 1947 of
2004 Assessed to:
Charlies Lawnmower Re-
Bescription: Schoolview
S/DLot21 BIkA
Parcel ID#:
02-2S-24-2200-000A0210
Opening Bid:
$4,157.68
all of said property being
in the County ot
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law the property de-
scribed 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 May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legal#100059

NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that SASS MUNI, 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 prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 1977 of
2004 Assessed to:
Kijkeow Alderton
Description: Old Town Ph
III Lot 48
Parcel ID#:
03-2S-24-1822-00000480
Opening Bid:
all of said property being


ida.


ida.


Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law the property de-
scribed in he 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 May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
4/2572007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legal# 100060
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that SASS MUNI, 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 prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 2284 of
2004 Assessed to: Pan-
handle Paint Supply Inc.
Description: Merchants
Four Unit 1
Parcel ID#:
16-2-245050-500000010
Opening Bid:
$12,082.27
all of said property being
in the County ot
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certificate
will be sold to the highest
bidder at the front door
of the Clerk's Office at
the Okailoosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on May 30,
2007.
Dated this 18th day of
April, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
4/25/2007
5/2/2007
5/9/2007
5/16/2007
Legal# 100061
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pursuant to Section
713.75. Florida Statutes,
there will be a public
auction May 18, 2007
at 8:00 A.M. for the fol-
lowing described vehi-
cles:
1994 Eagle
Vin#
2E3ED56T4RH297950
1993 Mazda
Vin#
1YVGE22A6P5123536
The auction will be held
at 861 W. James Lee
Blvd, Crestview, Fla.
Danco Transmissions has
the right to turn. down
any and all 'bids.
5/2/2007
Legal# 100037




The
Montessori
Children's
House is
enrolling for
their
Summer &
Fall Program
Call 682-3869
for more
information.




Single white male 70
5'8 170 retired from
Civil Service. Searching
for nice lady close to
same age for a serious
relationship. I hope there
is at leasf one lady out
there that is as lonely as i
am. I would love to hear
from you. Please write RB
P.O. Box 876, Crest-
view, FL 32536, or call
689-8038


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2140





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May
Refrigerator 25 cubic Across
I Feet, top freezer w/ Baptist
PETS & ANIMAS icemaker $200 85N.
ca11951-6166 ing.
- Pets: Free to Ron's Appliance & Parts Creslvi
Good Home appliance repair, all MultiF
- Pat Supplies brands we bu working Foxwo
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Supplies Main Street, Call 101I
- Pets/Livestock 689-1007. After hours kids/b
Wanted 682-2844 house
clothes

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21 3230 I 56;
3 Family large back-
Chihuahua pup- yard sale, Triday &
born March 7, 3 fe- Saturday 7- until, 2979 Desk,
s, adorable, 175, Stillwell Across from clothes
;rown dogs $100, Walker elementary. forms,
-537-8782 storage
3 Family Yard Sale, picture
Saturday May 5th,
7:00am - Till, 353 Ad- Crestvi
:Miniature" ams Drive, Crestview. Yard
her Pu yp's $500 day &
-685-9- 9 or 4 Family Yard Sale, theYV'
306-5092 Saturday, May 5th 7:30
till 1pm, 6005 Bud DeFuni
Moulton Rd, N85 off M
ale Lake Silver Rd, House & TO
iture Schnauzers, Patio Furniture, Kitchen
0 each. 689-2069 items, clothes, lost of misc
items S
5 Family Yard Sale!
- Saturday 7:30 until, Hwy English
90E, turn in Front of co ect
2110 Shoal River Ranch on Mt. yard t
-2 - Olive Rd, a mile on the and lo
left. Adult, teen, and
-kittens Adorable baby clothes, wooden
5585 baby cradle, bird cage.
_lots of other stuff. Cancel
if rainLaurel
; u L Baker 3975
SYard Sale, Saturday May 4
2120 I May 5th. 8am-?, "The lia- 5th,8
tie blue bIdl next to great
BAYA ball field" Hwy
py Jack Skin Balm BAYA ball " Hwy Multi
s scratching & gnaw- 189. Misc. items. SaS
Promotes heain & BIG YARD SALE Sat 5 401 V
growth due to iot May 7AM until, 2868 Entertc
s on dogs & cats Bama Lane (ust off Hous- baby
out steroids! ton Lane.) Wicker Furni- items a
loosa Grain Feed ture chest of drawers
e (682-9333) clothes dryer and antique MUL
,.estitch.com pieces. Ten tables full of SALI
all kind of stuff to select
from. Everything priced 8:




New
Crestview specie
May 5,' 2007: Beaver 682-4
MERCHANDISE Creek subdivision, off
John King Rd. 104 Mill Yard S
- Antiques Stone Cove. Brool
- Appliances Bordei
- Arts & Crafts Crestview - Clothe
0- Auctions 3 Family goods
0 - Baby Items ami of mis
- Building Supplies Yard Sale of ms
- Business Sat 7am - ? 7: -1
Equipment 7th Street
0 - Collectibles 7th Street u Yard
computers Plus size clothes, furni- th 7
0 - Electronics ture, household items, etc items
0- Firewood Crestview Drive.
- Furniture
0 - Garage/Yard Sales Garage Sale Yard
- Guns Sat. 8-noon 5806. Antler Saturd
0- Good Things to Eat Way ing,
0- Health & Fitness misc. 5
S- Jewelry/Clothing Crestview m
- Machinery/ Huge 4 Family Yard
Equiipment "ard Sale Maya
0 - Medical Equipment r ament
S- Miscellaneous Fri & Sat er/drn
S- Music cal Instruments May3rd & 4th clothe
S- Plants & Shrubs/ May 3rd & 4th clothe
Supplies 7- 11 egos,
0 - Restaurant/Hotel 1176 Farmer St rive.
0 - Sporting Goods 11 4 piece walnut bedroom
- Tickets (Buy & Sell) set, coffee & end tables,
furniture, lamps, kitchen -
ware, decorative items, L_
ladies clothes, kid's 2 48"
clothes & toys, appli- SCAC
3100 ances, crib set & m
bedding, and lots morel condii
Ty es of Watch & Crestiwfor b
k epair, grandfa- Crestview or
mantel, cuckoos, we Multi Family or 86
antiques, we do es- Sat 8 - 12 Vari
sales. C100 push
-l 007 C 3051 Craig sale.
Terrace sell ind
Children & adult's clothes vidual
and shoes, household 850-6
items, washer & dryer
curio cabinet, bikes, and
3110 much more.
more Heavy Duty Crestview-. -
her with many fea- Multi Family Full
S. Excellent condition, Yard Sale $75.
0. Kenmore Heavy Foxwood Estates uth
dr77 er, $2 Sat 8 - 12 $25. C


3310 1 I- 4100 - 4100 I
Baldwin Studio Piano Drivers
80 OBOfRC Call l |...


iew
Family Yard sale:
5, 7am-11am.
from Woodlawn
Church, on Hwy
A little of everyth-

ew
le family sale in
od Estates, off PJ
. Saturday, 8 to 2.
Eagle Dr. Many
abb items, toys,.
hold furniture,
and more.
ew
Sat 7 - 12
70 Old Bethel
Road
DVDs, lamps,
, medical uni-
sports collectibles,
e cabinets, linens,
s, and much morel
ew
Sale, 8 to 4, Fri-
Saturday. Behind
OCA.
ak Springs
JLTI FAMILY -
0 BIG FOR I
YARD
Sat., May 5
7:30 -??
i silver, teddy bear
ion, electronics,
ools, small furniture
ts of great stuff.
397 & 468
hidden Lakes
Trail
Hill

to 2. Great stuff,





2nd more.
prices!
Family Yard
V James Lee Blvd.
clothes , household
and more.
lTI-FAMILY YARD
E, FRIDAY ONLY
VMAY 4, 2007
00 UNTIL 2:00
rvice Storage Cen-
at 901 Industrial
rive, Crestview
IN OR SHINE
ERWARE
Catalog, monthly
l replacement or-
Call Jackie
305
Sale
c Estates 3110
es, Household
stuffed toys, lots
cellaneous, Satur-
5ay 5th
:00pm
Sale Saturday May
'am- 2, To many
to list, 105 Jacob

Sale Friday ,
lay, 7-'12, Baby sw-
iall crib, clothes,
5332 Monterry Rd.
Sale, LSaturday
5th, 7-11, Entertain-
Center, wash-
yer, oak desk, nice
s, fishing gear,
toys, 5408 Josh




hydro walk behind
SG mowers, new
s, good working
tion $3,000 obo
oth call 689-1491
5-3298
ous Riding and
mowers far
All for $300 or will
dividually. For indi-
pricing. Call
82-4182



size trampoline,
Graco infant to
bed, $100.
twin size mattress
Call 499-8674


682-5144




Plant Sale 8-12 May 4
& 5 $1 - $3 Nice Variety
of common Plants. Bring
20 empty pots (gallon or
Larger) get one free. 752
Rid gelake/off Old Bethel




3 Wheel Bicycle for
sale, in good condition.
$300 Please call
598-2789
Elderly lady needs
treadmill. Nothing fancy.
Please donate or very
reasonable price. Call
682-9449







EMPLOYMENT
4100 - Help Wanted
4110 - Restaurants/Clubs
4120 - Sales
4130 - Employment
Information



Administrative
Front Dest Asscociate
must be flexible nights,
weekends, holidays. Ap-
ply atJameson Inn at
51 Cracker Barrel Dr.
683-1778.
Administrative
Gordon Martial Arts
is looking for an Adminis-
trative Associate requir-
ing 15-25 hours a week.
This will entail assisting
in the daily operations o
a locally owned and op-
erated Martial Art
School. Duties will in-
clude date entry, cus-
tomer service, retaining
& recruiting members,
clerical office work, an-
swering the phone, and
other duties assigned.
Applicants should be fa-
miliar with Microsoft Of-
fice be organized, moti-
vated, cheerful, and with
excellent communication
skills. Apply in person be-
tween the hours of
3:30PM- 7:00PM Mon-
day through Thursday.
Located in the heart of
Crestview at 130 West
Oakdale Avenue behind
HideAway Pizza and
across the street from
YMCA.
Auto Mechanic
needed, apply in person
@ 900 W James ee
Blvd. Crestview, FL
32536
Automotive
Service Tech
Service Advirsor

Automotive dealership in
Crestview looking for ca-
reer minded individual.
Mon-Fri, paid vacations
& holidays, 401 K,
health, dental. Fax re-
sumes: 850-683-1658 or
schedule a confidential
interview 850-689-3018
ext 324. EOE, Drugfree
Workplace
See Our Job Posting on
emeraldcoastiobswest.com
Web ID #27734916

Can You Dig it? Heavy
Equipment School. 3wk
training program. Oper-
ate Backhoes, Bulldozers,
Trackhoes. Local [ob
placement. Start digging
dirt now call
866-362-6497 ' or
888-707-6886.


Driver trainees needed
nowl Werner needs entry

36k+1st yrl 60% home
nightly/weekly. CDL
training in your area.
1-866-280-5309
Drivers
New Pay Scalel
Owner Ops. Sin-
ales/teensl
8ocal/re.inal. CDL-A
w/2yr. Exp.
800-260-0173
Drivers/Flatbed
$1700
Sign on Bonus
HOME WEEKENDS!
Earn Up to .39/mile
Plenty of Freight
SUNBELT TRANSPORT
Min 23 yrs old & 1 yr
OTR Flatbed Exp req d.
Call Tim:
800-920-6004
www.PatriotTrans.com
Earn $800-$3200
Monthly to drive brand
new cars with ads placed
on them.
www.AdCarDrive.com
Education
Sylvan Learning
Center
of Ft Walton Beach seeks
certified Teachers for FT
Management positions.
Min. 2 yrs. teaching ex-
perience required. $aid
training. Email resume to
deneenhughes@aol.com
Education
Twin Hills Learning
Center has an opening
for Teacher. For more in-
formation call 689-1663
General
A Terrific
Opportunity!
Liberty National Life
Insurance Company
$100 000+ earning po-
tentia, benefits, pension,
401K, BCBS insurance
Call 1-800-257-5500
General
Aircraft Refueler
experienced in the gen-
eral aviation field. Apply
in person Sunshine Aero,
. 5545 John Givens Rd.,
Crestview, FL, Bob Sikes
Airport. 682-6811
General

Comfort
Keepers
Dedicated people
needed immediately to
assist our Seniors in their
homes. Flex. hrs. FT/PT
milea e pd $8hr
850-279-6294

General.
FWB Airport
Associates needed for
Quiznos/Euro Cafe @
Okaloosa Regional
Airport $8/hr. Call
850-651-6500 or
e-mail: okaloosa140@
hudsongroup.com
Drug Test/ Background
check required.


3BR/2BA Brick home. $149,500.
4BR/3BA & Bonus Room $355,000
4BR/3BA, Barn & 23 acres $550,000
4BR/3BA, Pool, Barn & 60 acres $1,200.000.
8 Acres inside city $1,200,000,

MkEpper, Go to www.northwestflahomes.com
and click on MY PROPERTIES.
EiNsl 865-7777 or 682-7718


--- -- --- --
Kenneth DINO SINOPOLI
Cadenhead (850) 974-7778 .
Sales Professional for I Email: dino@calldino.com I
Award Chevrolet, would CALL TODAY!

ECHEVI LET questions you may have *Residential Property *Acreage *Condo's
' about our quality vehicles. *New Construction *Relocation Assistance
FREE MARKET EVALUATION I

A w rd YourvradodqurterLollyOwnOpe Office: 850.974.7778 * Toll Free: 1.888.225.3072
S4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestvlew I RE/MAX Southern Realty * www.calldino.com
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Baker/Milligan. Beautiful 4BR/3BA/3CGA/3354SF
Details/Pictures See: www.forsalebyowner.com
Listing #20736756 "&" www.militarybyowner.com
Ad.#MB010548. 850-689-1088. bcpete(@earthlink.net


SOUTHERN

ELawn Care

Residential * Commercial * Free Estimates
* Quality Lawn Care * Reasonable Rates
* Dependable Service * Licensed and Insured


850.682.3098 * 850.259.1840


Buying or Selling Real Estate?


a Call Bud!
S i "What I Touch Turns to Sold"
Bud Rahal
Realtor iE
(850) 682-4300 OFFICE JME REALTY
: * (850) 499-3113 MOBILE
,1 ' 'brahal@jmerealty.com
^ 2514 S Ferdon Blvd� Crestview, FL 32536


Tree Service
PROFESSIONAL TREE &
STUMP REMOVAL
ALSO OFFERING PRESSURE WASHING & LAWN MAINTENANCE

682-9474


State LIoc.#CACO41174


1850-902-1,299


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Healthcare
Medical Office
Specialist
Need exp.'d front
office member for busy
Crestview & Niceville
medical offices. Must
have strong computer
skills & caring personal-
ity. Please fax resume
to 850 763-6665
See Our Job Posting
on
emeraldcoastiobswest.com
Web ID #27735063


Healthcare
Ophthalmic
Technician
Crestview / Niceville
Expanding practice has
opening for exp. tech.
Optica" / Optometric
exp. a plus. Please fax
resume in confidence to
the Mullis Eye Institute
850 763-6665
See Our Job Posting
on
emeraldcoastobswest.com
Web ID #27735055


Healthcare/Other
Office Manager
Busy Medical office
needs friendly outgoing
person. Strong computer
skills. Great pay & bene-
fits. Please fax resume to:
850 784-0222
See Our Job Posting on:
emeraldcoastjobswesf.com
Web ID #27735066


HealthCare/Social Srvs
Group Home
Supervisors
We are recruiting for 2
full-time supervisors that
will be needed at an
emergency shelter and
aroup home located in
Fort Walton, FL. The su-
pervisors will provide a
wide variety of duties
and functions related to
the nurturing of young
children, male and fe-
male, ages birth to 11, in
a group home environ-
ment.
Bachelor's Degree in So-
cial Work or related so-
cial service field from an
accredited college or uni-
versity required. Social
work licensure is a plus.
Paid experience as a so-
cial worker dealing with
families, children and/or
youth preferred.
Salary is commensurate
with experience and we
offer an 'excellent benefit
package.,
To apply, please submit
your cover letter, includ-
ing salary requirements,
and resume to:

Director of Human Re-
sources
United Methodist
Children's Home
P.O. Box 830
Selma, AL 36702-0830
www.umch.net


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Page BI0 I Crestview News Bulletin


Wednesday, May 2, 2007


CLASSIFIED


ON THE SPOT INTERVIEWS!
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HOUSEKEEPING/
RUNNER
Must have cleaning expe-
rience & Valid drivers
license to run errands.
Position available for
work in Crestview Office.
Hourly wage bases on
experience. Call Bayou
Mechanical Inc. at
850-682-2784. EEO
Employer-Drug Test Re-
quired.



PART-TIME Sales,
work from home. Nat'l
Health Co looking for
reps fro fast reg lional ex-
pansion. Info (866)
587-7507


Post Office
,now Hiring
Av. - pay $20/hour or
$57K annually including.
Federal Benefits and OT.
Paid training vacations.
PT/FT. 1-806-584-1775
Ext#2900 USWA


Cracker Barrel of
Crestview Now hiring
AM Dishwashers & AM
Cooks. Weekends re-
quired EOE 682-8804






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REAL ESTATE FORRENT
6100 - Business/
Commercial
6110 - Apartments
6120 - Beach Rentals
6130 - Condor/Townhouse
6140 - House Rentals
6150 - Roommate Wanted
6160 - Rooms for Rent
6170 - Mobile Home/Lot
6180 - Out-of-Town Rentals
6190 - Timeshare Rentals
6200 - Vacation Rentals



2086 SQ.Ft. Commer-
cial office for lease. Lo-
cated Hwy 90 West in
restview. Will be avail-
able approximately Au-
gust 1 st, for more infor-
mation call
850-682-3536
Commercial building
in prime location at
1108 North Ferdon
Boulevard. 900 sq.ft.
heated and cooled office
or retail space plus
900sq.ft warehouse
space. $1200 per
month. Call Dan at.
830-8411 or 682-0791




2br, 1 ba in quiet gated
complex,
$600mo/$550dep, 12
month lease required. No
pets. 585-1574
Crestview
bedroom apartment,
698 Kenneth Ave, fur-
nished including utilities.
No pets, 682-3T66
Crestview Bent Creek
Apts II Vouchers Ac-
cepted. Rental assistance
may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
HC & non-HC accessible
opts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Creslview FL Call 850
682-5563, TDD/TTY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity
CRESTVIEW INN
Motel $39 daily, $190
weekly, Furnished
efficiency $200 Weekly
682-4466
Crestview, Bent Creek
Apartments 1, Vouchers
Accepted. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
1 & 2 BR, HC & non HC
accessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Road
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5563,
TDD/TTY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity


682-4953 A Ofes Indpendeny
5170 South Ferdon Blvd.


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CRESTVIEW, FL
$289,900.00 460865

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For Rent, 2br,
Townhouse, Wash-
er/dryer, stove, Frig,
,$5,00o/$500dp, 110
Lake Street




2br, 2ba, 2cg home on
Lake Eufaulo. Rent by
week, month or year.
850-56-2553 or ear

3bdrm- 3104 Holl Dr.
$750rent/dd, 2 br 3110
Holly Dr. $550 rent/dd,
682-1972 more homes
at 830-2061

3/2 MH, Great Loca-
tion Like new No pets,
$725Dep, $/25mo, Ref-
erences Required,
902-0604
American Realty of
Northwest Florida, Inc.
682-4822 or 651-5717
EHO
5284 Clint Mason Rd,
2br, l ba, $550
615 Edney Ave. E, 2br,.
2ba $575
867 S.Brett St, 2br, 1.5
ba $650
5187 Azalea Ave, 3br,
2ba, $700
103 Blavlock St, 3br,
2ba $700
208 1 st AvesE, 4br, 2ba,
$750
117 Stephens Ln, 3br,
2514 Lake Silver Rd,
3br 2ba, $875
3br, 2.5ba, $900
424 Northview Ln 3br,
2ba $925
2940 Stillwell Blvd, 3br,
2ba, $950
309 Feldon Dr, 3br,
2ba, $975
2820 Taamiam Tr, 3br,
2ba $1050
5414 Josh Dr, 3br, 2ba
$1050
474 Jillian Dr, 3br, 2ba
$1100
3349 Shoal Creek, CV,
4br, 2ba, $1125
3115 Skyhawk Dr, 4br,
2ba $1175
144 Indian Tr, 3br, 2ba,
$1200
421 Hatchee Dr, 4br,
2ba $1195
1224 Gabrielle Dr, 3br,
2ba, $1200
3178 Border Creek Rd,
4br,.3ba, $1350
2468 Bell Ridge Dr, 4br,
2ba, $1350
715 Prescott St, 3br,
2.5ba, $1400
visit us at
www.era-american.com
Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
32536 (850)689-1515
or (850)682-5922
1 bd, 1 ba, 800 sf, $550,
Triplex
286-A Henderson St 2br.
1 ba, 796 sf, $575, end
unit
6197 Winstead CV 3br,
1.5ba 1025sf, $875,
pet w/owner approval
1562 Texas Pkwy 3br,
2ba 1109 sf, $875
washer/dryer incd
187 Salvadore Dr 3br,
2ba, 1053 s, $850,
back yard deck
308 John King Road 3br,
2ba, 1000sf, $950, new
Car pet +lPaint
34 Regent Rd, 3br, 2ba,
1418sme. $1025, Pet
w/owner approval
4815 Summer Creek CV,
4br 2ba, 1794sf,
$1075, pet wv/owner ap-
proval
2408 Mill Run Dr, 3br,
2ba, 1828 sf, $1200, 6
months & 1 day lease
term
353 Riverchase Blvd 3br
2ba 2348 sf $1250,
no pets allowed
for further information
visit www.cbjmeproperty
management.com


I 6160 3
Female Roommate
wanted $600 month in-
cludinqg utilities.
850-685-5983



Crestview- 4 br 2 ba
double wide. All new
hardwood floors, tile &
appliances. Very nice.
$75+ dd. 240-6771
Two 3br mobile homes
for rent, Baker area, off
Old River Road, Both like
new inside $650 Mo
Available for rent 05/15
850-225-3204
* 5-^&4 '*


Lic. & Insured

683-1203 * 758-9562


A, .OHNION
( 682-1800

2489 Lakeview Drive - Brand new 3 bd/2 ba home located in north
Crestview. Tray ceiling in mb; double vanities & walk-in closet in master
bath; large indoor utility room.

227 Lincoln Street - Affordable 2 bd/l ba home centrally located in
Crestview. The home is being sold "as is"; large fenced-in backyard; great
investment.

6353 Old River Road - Beautiful 17.98 acre parcel located in Baker.
The 1991 singlewide mobile home is being sold "as is". Call for more info!!

106 Trenton Avenue - Spacious 3 bd/2 ba home located in south
Crestview. New roof in September 2005; new a/c/heating unit in June 2006;
new laminate flooring in LR.

(850) 682-1800 828 N. Ferdon Blvd.
o Crestview, FL 32536
1 - S' # ,E 1 Q www.janetjohnsonrealty.com


7160
Crestview 2 br, 2 ba,
70x14. $17,000. nego-
tiable 5974 Cobbler
Lane (334) 792-1465
Dothan, AL




ARIZONA LAND
LIQUIDATION!
Near Tucson, 2Y2 foot-
ball field sized lots. $0
Down/$0 Interest, $159
/Month (18,995 total).
Free recorded informa-
tion. Money back guar-
antee! Toll free
1-800-682-6103 Op
#10


6140

Crestview - So. of 1-10
off PJ Adams Rd. New
brick 3 Br 2 Ba, 1 car
araae, unfurnished,
$975mo. + $800 SD.
No pets or smoking.
Available May 1st. Call
850-217-7344

Crestview 3 br brick.
CH&A and garage con-
verted bonus room at
298 Cross Dr. $700 mo
$700SD; refrigerator &
stove inc. 897-2237 or
850-376-7756

Crestview 3 br, 2 ba,
1 cI Avail Apr. 1st.
$1006 mo + $1050dd.
Pets OK w/dep. Call
682-7731, 8-4:30 M-F

Crestview- 3 br 2 ba
1500sf, fenced 'ard. S
of -10.. $1100imo+dd.
689-0273 or 582-4100

Crestview 3 BR, 2 BA,
fenced yard/ covered
porch. Pets OK, $1200
+ DD. 850-683-4104

Crestview. Auburn Rd
$875/mo, $500 dep.
Call 689-2831 or
682-6794




Crestview- new homes
3br, 2ba, no pets or
smoke Starting at $800
mo+dd. 850 835-0432



LOOK
Crestview
Rent/Rent to Own
2200sf 4br 3V2ba,
.50 acre, completely
remodeled $219,900,
or $1500 mo. Pets OK.
Call 585-2900


Crestview, 2 br, 1 ba,
CH&A section 8 ap-
proved. 740 Dixie Street,
$600mo, $500 dd.
683-892�

Crestview: 4br 2ba
fenced 2 acres, outside
pets and horses allowed
close to town. $1250
+dep. 902-1065

Crestview; 3 br 2 ba
1 cg, fenced yard
$850mo. New tile, paint
No pets. Call 864-3951

For rent 3br, 2ba, dou-
ble car garage, brick
home, 850-956-2553

House for rent 5br, 2
ba, 21 00sq.ft very spa-
cious large kitchen,
$1100mo/$700dep.a
Pets negotiable. Availa-
ble 5/T5/2007 Call
902-1299

JANET JOHNSON RE-
ALTY, INC
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
682-1800
120 Swaying Pine Court,
3bd, 2.5ba $900
341 Crooked Pine Trail;
$995
11 Holly Dr 3bd, 2ba
$1100
329 John Kind Rd.
$1000
2805 Wilson Lane 3bd,
2ba $1200

Laurel Hill spacious
4br 2V2ba near school,
$895mo. Short term ok.
Credit / req.. (404)
388-6862

New houses for rent
to own: Shoal River
Country Club and Page
Place 2500 - 2600 sf.
4br, 3ba. These are cus-
tom homes with lots of
amenities. One home has
gas & electric, the others
are all electric. NO PETS,
$1,395 per month, D.D.
$1,395. References and
credit check required. 1
year lease. Rent to own
option available: (850)1
683-0654

New houses, for
rent to own: Located
off Hwy. 90 East of Crest-
view f,385 - 1,425 sf.
3br, 2ba, 2 car garage.
All electric with Auburn
Water. .High ceilings,
fireplaces, garden, tubs
and ceramic tile. Very
Nice Houses. NO PETS
$995 per month, D.D.
$995. References and
credit check required. 1
Year Lease. Rent to own
option available. Call
(850)683-0654


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I
7100 - Homes
7110 - Beach Heme/
Property
7120 - Commercial
7130 - Condo/Townhouse
7140 - Farms & Ranches
7150 - Lots and Acreage
7160 - Mobile Homes
7170 - Waterfront
7180 - Investment
Property
7190 - Out-of-Town
Real Estate
7200 - Timeshare



Destin 2 br 2 ba 1 c,
in heart of Destin 1351s.
$225K. Call 368-4291

Creative/Owner
Financing
No Formal Qualifying.
Interesting trades con-
sidered. Several homes
available.
www.equity-investors.com
850-862-8372

Crestview
$295,000 Motivated
Sellers! 2681sq. ft, 3br,
2ba on 2 acres. Large
Florida room, above
ground pool. Call for ap-
pointment. 682-6532
Crestview 3 br 1.5
ba, 1400sf, lot 206x1o00
quiet street. Asking
143K. 850-375-2351
Crestview
4br, 2 ba on triple lot
asking $'110,000 call
Donna at 850-826-0044
DeFuniak by owner 2yr
old lake front cottage,
2br I ba on great fishing
lake with deck and ock.
$225,000. 585-8339
Laurel Hill spacious
4br, 22ba near school.
$170,000. Ask about
Zero down financing!
Call (404) 388-6862
NEW HOUSE; 1116 Sf.
3br,6 2a, 1 car garage,
in good area a? town,
lots of ceramic tile, cathe-
dral ceiling, great room
and kitchen. Builder pays
most closing costs.
$147,300. Call
682-1759 or 682-5321
Joseph 0. Barley Reg.
General Contractor.




Barn For sale,
48 X100Ft Must be
disassembled, Located in
Crestview, $12,000
OBO, 770-352-4990




1 Acre lot, cleared,
level, nice trees, on
Texas Pkwy by Bob Sikes
Elementary $85,000
682-8243
1 acre wooded lot Silver
Hills Road 150 x 300
$95,0000. Phone
585-8948
1.8 Acres, Partially
cleared, water meter on
property, Paved street
frontage, last appraisal
for $ 5,000 make offer.
Call 856-902-2426
4.5 Acres on Poverty
Creek Road
850-956-2553
6 Hilltop acres with a view,
High Ridge Rd., in Clear Creek
Es ates, Crestview, $153,000,
758-9254 -
Crestview 4 lots for
sale House free $40,000
498 N. Savage St. Call
682-6794
Horse Farml 38 Acres,
Baker- 3br, 1 ba $759K.
2068 Shockley Springs
Road. Below $20K/ac.
Beautiful land, pasture,
hardwoods, creek. Great
location. Call Clint
904-249-0438, owner/
broker
SUBDIVISION lots for
sale in Crestview on Old
Bethel Road $55,000
each 770-352-4996


I r.sEa.miun _.. -
8100 - Antique & Collectibles
8110- Cars
8120 - Sports Utility Vehicles
8130-Trucks
8140 - Vans
8150 - Commercial
8160 - Motorcycles
8170 - Auto Parts
& Accessories
8210 - Boats
8220 - Personal Watercraft
8230 - Sailboats
8240 - Boat & Marine
Supplies
8310- Aircraft/Aviation
8320 - ATV/Off Road Vehicles




a 7-- 811o
8330 - Campers & Trailers
8340 - Motorhomes



1994 Misubishi
Eclipse std transmission,
130k miles, aood shape
std, trans $1200 OBO
582-0716
2005 Ford Taurus SEL,
33,000 miles, $12,000,
or take over payments,
New tires, tinted
windows, loaded.
398-2840
Chevy Cavalier Wagon
'89, good around town
transportation, uses little
oil. Auto Trans. $300.
Call 682-3112 after 6pm
Ford Taurus
1994
A/C, auto, $2400 obo.
Call 259-2362
Honda Accord
2003
1 owner runs & looks
new. $10,500 firm. Call
240-6771
Mercury Grand
Marquis 2002
45,888 miles. $12,000
obo. 537-0340, Baker
MONTE CARLO Dirt
Track Car Street Stock,
Motor 356 Transmission
3 Speed Manual $1500
OBO (850)305-2467



2001 Nissan Frontier
new brakes $6800
259-6170
2003 Chevy
SilveradoKl500 Ex- -
tended Cab 4WD,
$12,000 Call
682-6524 and ask for
Kelly.

Chevy S-10
Blazer 1991
4x4, sunroof. Great
shape! Asking $4000
obo. Call 398-5710
For Sale Classic 1978
Ford Pickup, all original,
short wheel base step
side, outside has been re-
stored, including paint
job, and new wooden
bed. 6 cylinder, 300 au-
tomatic, runs great needs
inside paint |ob. Needs
seat cover and dash
cover, doors need adiust-
ing, all numbers match.
Must sell sell due to ill-
ness with wife. $3500
Cash. 537-8759 and
leave name and number
can be seen at 5378 W.
Dodson Rd in Baker.
Ford Ranger
Edge 2004
Extended" cab loaded,
premium sound. Excellent
condition. $13,500 :
850-368-8636


a 816o0
2004 600 VLX Deluxe,
7000 miles, Excellent
condition $3695 Call
830-6125


S 8210 1

2002 Action Craft
21' W/Trailer
$12,000 Call
682-6524 and ask for
Kelly

18' Suntracker/
Bass Buggy
w/trailer and '4.p mo-
tor w/power tilt. Runs
good. 4 life preservers &
all safety equipment.
$4500. 892-6840 -
Johnson outdoor water-
craft fishing boat, 10.2ft
with trolling motor, 4HP
stroke motor and trailer.
$2500. Quick sale ASAP
Call 650-5999
Must Selll 16ft. Boat,
50hp motor & trailer
$1200 OBO. Call
398-2478




32FT, 2004 Travel
Trailer New Awning,
Good Condition,
$10,500 OBO.
398-5683


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