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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008


SHospital Week
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American Legion Post #75's annual "Flanders Field" tribute to active, retired, fallen and missing servicemen was
erected on Saturday in front of the post's East James Lee Boulevard home. Erected in time for Armed Forces
Day, it will remain up through Memorial Day weekend.


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Crestview News Bulletin

Local Armed Forces Day
events planned for Saturday will
honor the men and women in
uniform who serve the nation,
and their spouses and the civil-
ians who support them.

Military Appreciation
& Recognition Day
Music, marchers, demonstra-
tions and informational booths
will highlight Crestview's salute
to the armed forces Saturday
from 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. in
Old Spanish Trail Park.
The free celebration is open
to the public and will begin with
a performance by the "Silver
Wings" U.S. Army Band.
Musical guest performers
also include the High Steppers
and Emerald Coast Pipes &
Drums.
Information booths and dem-
onstrations will be presented by
the U.S. Air Eorce Reserve, Army
Recruiters, the Patriot Guard Rid-
ers, Fisher House of the Emerald
Coast, the Florida National Guard


Special to the News Bulletin
Dakota Waters, a Cub Scout with Pack 799, helps plant poppies in the
American Legion's "Flariders Field" on Saturday.


and the U.S. Coast Guard.
Check out the Crestview Police
Department's patriotic Humvee
show vehicle and S.W.A.T. team
and its equipment. See a demon-
stration by Max, the bomb-sniff-
ing dog, and a drug dog demo by
Discover K9. The Crestview and
Dorcas fire departments will be
on hand to demonstrate equip-
ment and answer questions.
Organizers encourage you to


wear your red, white and blue.
"And bring a lawn chair," said
organizer Bob Lynn. "Seating is
on your own!"

Magnolia Day
With May being the Month
of the Military Spouse, Armed
Forces Day is the perfect time

See SERVICES A4


Crestview City Council to fill vacancy May 19


Kyle Wright
Crestview News Bulletin

It will take a special
meeting to replace a spe-
cial person.
The Crestview City
Council will hold a spe-
cial meeting at 6 p.m. May

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19 to fill the vacancy on
the council created when
Brenda Bush passed away
April 23.
The council will select a
person to complete Bush's
term as Precinct 3 council
representative.
The council spent time


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during its regular meet-
ing Monday reviewing
the process for selecting
Bush's successor.
The council can.select
any eligible person who
resides in Precinct 3, cov-
ering all city limits north
of U.S. Highway 90. A
nominee must receive a
majority of votes from the
council to be selected.
"The charter is not spe-


cific on how this process is
to be carried out," Admin-
istrative Services Director
Mike Wing told the coun-
cil. "Short of breaking the
law, the council can carry
this process out in any
way it chooses."
Citizens living in Pre-
cinct 3 interested in filling
the vacancy are invited to

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Ann Spann / Crestview News Bulletin
Crestview firefighters put water on the blaze at the Elks
Lodge early Tuesday morning.


Blaze damages the


Elks Lodge building


Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin

The Crestview Fire De-
partment responded to a
blaze in a two-story va-
cant building located at
481 W. Pine Ave. at 1:09
a.m. Tuesday. The build-
ing, owned by the Har-
vest Vineyard Mission,
was totally engulfed in
flames, which extended to
the adjoining Elks Lodge
building when firefight-
ers arrived.
An estimated $150,000
in total property damage is


attributed to the fire, with
the Elks Lodge receiving
extensive smoke and wa-
ter damage.
The cause of the blaze
is currently under investi-
gation by the Florida State
Fire Marshal's office.
The Crestview Fire De-
partment was aided by
the North Okaloosa Fire
District, Baker and Dor-
cas Volunteer Fire Depart-
ments, and the Eglin AFB
Fire Department.

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Special to the News Bulletin
Brooke Brown took this photo at the Tampa Bay Breast
Cancer 3-Day last year. She is training for the 2008 event.

Baker graduate to take

part in breast cancer walk


Special to the News Bulletin

Baker High School grad-
uate Brooke Brown will join
thousands of other dedicat-
ed women and men at the
Tampa Bay Breast Cancer
3-Day benefiting Susan G.
Komen for the Cure and Na-
tional Philanthropic Trust.
After months of training and
fundraising, participants
will walk 60 miles during
three days to raise aware-
ness and funds for critical
research and community
outreach programs.
Brown, now a Navarre
resident, participated in the
Breast Cancer 3-Day last
year and has since decided
to make the journey again.
She will be accompanied
this year by her sister-in-
law, Stephanie Barrow, wife


of 1998 Baker
High School
graduate, Dr.
Brian Barrow.
Her uncle,
Mark Reeves,
also of Baker,
is considering
Brooke participating
Brown in the walk
and has com-
mitted to helping her train.
Brown's mother, Sandra
Barrow, will be traveling to
Tampa Bay with her, which
she says makes the journey
more fun and memorable.
"We decorate the car with
pink ribbons, balloons, and
a lot of pink window chalk,
crank the radio, and drive
all day. It's so much fun and
I can't wait until October,"
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008


NOMC celebrates Hospital Week 'a


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

There was a time, not so
long ago, when hospitals
were scary places where,
folks believed, you went
to die.
Then they became plac-
es synonymous with bed-
pans, needles, unrecog-
nizable pureed foods and
embarrassing gowns that
revealed too much of your
worst assets.
Fortunately, hospitals
today have evolved into
centers that don't just tend
to the wound, but to heal-
ing the entire person.
A major step was the
designation of National
Hospital Week.
"Hospital Week is ac-
tually pretty cool," said
North Okaloosa Medical
Center's Lynn Yort. "It
started in 1920 when a
magazine editor realized
how terrified people were
of hospitals. This led to
an open house that gave
the community a chance
to tour their local hospi-
tals."
Yort, NOMC's director
of business development
and marketing, believes
awareness of local health
care facilities made possi-
ble by Hospital Week led
to the concept of commu-
nity health education.
On Monday, the lo-
cal community hospital
kicked off National Hos-
pital Week with a cook-
out for employees hosted
by the medical center's
management and admin-
istration.
"The entire team of
North Okaloosa Medi-
cal Center has great ac-
complishments of which
to, be proud during the
2008 celebration of Hos-
pital Week," said David
S. Sanders, NOMC's chief
executive officer, in a
statement.
"The relationship built
among the physicians,
hospital staff and admin-
istrative leadership has
greatly and positively in-
fluenced our growth as a
medical family," Sanders
said.
"We continue to look
forward to the growth in
facilities, technologies,
and caregivers over the
next several years," he
added.
NOMC has made or
begun many capital im-
provements and advanc-
es in technology since last
year's Hospital Week,
Sanders said.
To proclaim Hospital
Week in Crestview, Mayor


Brian Hughes / Crestview News Bulletin


Burgers and hot dogs were grilled for NOMC staff by members of the hospital's
management team, including assistant CEO Casey Robertson, cardiopulmonary director
,Russ Morgan and director of Environmental Services Mike Schilz.


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Mayor David Cadle, right, proclaimed Hospital Week in Qrestview, presenting a city
certificate to Chief Nurse Nina Perez and Dr. Pam Meadows, chairman of the NOMC


Board of Trustees.

ABOUT NORTH OKALOOSA MEDICAL-CENTER
Beds: 110-bed
Staff: 625 employees
Doctors: 130 physicians on staff
Service area: Okaloosa and Walton Counties
Services offered: 24-hour emergency services,
cardiology, general surgery, orthopedics, pediatrics,
cnhi,'iirtri and more.
For more information:-visit www.northokaloosa.com


David Cadle, who serves
on the hospital's board of
trustees, was on hand for
the kickoff event.
"I appreciate this hos-
pital so much," Cadle
said. "When I had three
boys growing up here, we
kept the emergency room
in business for several


years. I always appreci-
ated the great service we
receive here."
After the mayor's re-
marks, hospital staff load-
ing up plates of grilled
burgers and plump Co-
ney Island hot dogs.
"This is great," the
mayor commented to Dr.


Pam Meadows, chairman
of the Board of Trustees.
"The hospital is doing so
many wonderful things.
"Morale builders like
these are so important."
Other staff activities
during Hospital Week
include yesterday's man-
agement-prepared break-
fast, a banana split social
today, and, fittingly af-
ter all those food-related
events, a health and well-
ness fair Thursday.
Friday, employees
will receive a special gift
to thank them for their
dedication to serving the
medical needs of the com-
munity.


* Sybil Harrison is the widow of John W. Harrison. Mrs. Harrison's first name was spelled incorrectly in the May
7 and May 10 editions of the Crestview News Bulletin.
* Charlotte Eschmann is the person in the photo on Page 2 of the May 10 edition of the Crestview News Bulletin.



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Crestview News Bulletin I A3


Heather Nitzel
Youth Services Librarian

BIRTHDAY CLUB
Children age 10 and
under can sign up for
the Birthday Club all
year round, regardless
of your birth date. Come
to the front desk and
one-of us will give you
a shape. You'll write
your name and birthday
on the shape, and Ms.
Heather W. will put it
on the Birthday Club
bulletin board. Any
time during the month
of your birthday, you
can come in, take your
shape off of the bulle-
tin board, and bring it
to the front desk for a
birthday treat!


PROGRAMS
We invite children 3
years old and up to join
us at Story Time today
for a celebration of our
amphibian friends. We
will read frog stories, sing
a frog song, and make
a fabulous frog to take
home! Hop on in between
10 a:m. (when sign-in
begins) and 10:15 a.m.
(when the stories begin)!
Family Library Time is
designed for families with
elementary and middle
school children, but all
are welcome. Experience
the magic of Beau Broo-
mall. This mysterious, de-
lightful, and professional
entertainment begins at 7
p.m. May 20. Please visit
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COMMUNITY EVENTS


From staff reports

CRESTVIEW

ABWA MEETING:
The'American Business
Women's Association will
meet on Thursday at Coach
n Four on John King Road
in Crestview. It won't be
complete without you.
Bring a friend.
Special dinner prices.
Early networking and new
membership information at
5:15 p.m., followed by the
meeting at 6 p.m.
HEALTHY WOMAN
PROGRAM: Free seminar
Thursday at 6 p.m. at
Woodlawn Baptist Church,
824 N.-Ferdon Blvd.,
Crestview. Reservations
required. Call 689-8446. A
light dinner will be served.
FRIENDS OF THE
CRESTVIEW LIBRARY
will meet Thursday in the
library's meeting room
on Commerce Drive in
Crestview. Rae Schwartz,
a volunteer with Okaloosa'
Volunteer Art Lessons, will
discuss the program and its
benefits to children. You are
cordially invited to.attend.
Meetings are on the
third Thursday of May, July,
September and November
at 10:30 a.m. at the Robert
L.F Sikes Library. The
Friends welcome new
visitors and new members.
CHURCH BLOOD
DRIVE: Our Lady of
Victory Catholic Church
will have their annual
blood drive Saturday from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the
Knights of Columbus Hall
at 701 E. James Lee Blvd. in
Crestview. Please give the
gift of life to someone.
FUND-RAISER: The
Davidson Middle School
Cheerleaders will be having
a multi-family yard sale
fund-raiser on Saturday,
May 17 at 7 a.m. at the
Premier Community Bank
on U.S. Highway 90, next to
Wings of Fire.
MOMS CLUB: If you're
a stay-at-home mom
'living in Crestview and
are looking for summer
activities for your kids,
come check out MOMS
Club of Crestview on May
16 at 9:30 at the Epiphany
Episcopal Church as they
welcome multiple guest
speakers to explain a
variety of locally offered
summer programs.
Call 826-1517 for more
information!
RED OAK BC
HOMECOMING: May
18, with services beginning
at 10 a.m. Special singing
and speaking by Rev.
Harold Morris will be
part of the event. Lunch
follows the services. The
church is on County Road
180 in the Escambia Farms
community. Details: 537-
6723 or 537-3204.
SENIOR AWARDS
DAY: will be held at 7:30


a.m. on May 22 in the
CHS auditorium. Honors
Night is on May 19 in the
auditorium at 6:30 p.m.
JOB FAIR SIGNUP:
The Career Resource
Center at Okaloosa-Walton
College will host a North
Okaloosa County Career
& Job Fair on June 11 at
the Crestview Community
Center, located at 1446
Commerce Drive. There are
limited openings for area
businesses whq would like
to participate. The deadline
to apply is May 30. For
mpre information, call 729-
.5227.
SWIMMING
LESSONS: The American
Red Cross is scheduling
. child and adult swim
classes for their "Learn
to Swim series." There
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SUMMER-RAMA: An
information and summer
program registration
night for Okaloosa
County youths will be
held May 15 at 6 p.m. at
the University of Florida
IFAS Okaloosa County
Extension Office, 5479 Old
Bethel Road in Crestview.
A second registration
night is on May 20 at 6
p.m. at the JobsPlus One
Stop Career Center, 406
NE Racetrack Road in Fort
Walton Beach.
BLOOD DRIVES: for
the Northwest Florida
Blood Center include:
Friday May 16, City of
Crestview, 198 N Wilson
Street - 10:30 a.m. to 3:30
p.m.
Knights of Columbus
Crestview, 701 E James Lee
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STAFF PICKS
"From the Mixed-Up
Files of Mrs. Basil E.
Frankweiler" by E. L.
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to run away, she planned
very carefully. She would
be gone just long enough
to teach her parents a les-
son in Claudia apprecia-
tion. And she would live
in comfort - at the Met-
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A couple of years ago,
when Isaac Howard was
one of my Story Time
kids (He's too old now),
he announced that mama
was going to have a baby!
I asked Isaac if it was go-
ing to be a baby brother
or a baby sister. Isaac
answered assuredly, "A
baby sister! We already
have a baby brother!"
Noah was the baby
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008


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to honor those unsung
heroes whose wives and
husbands are serving or
have served in the mili-
tary or are a Department
of Defense employee.
Magnolia Day will be
held at the Eglin Officers'
Club on Saturday from
9 a.m. until 3:45 p.m.
Spouses, both male and
female, are invited to en-
joy a day full of fun and
learning.
Events are open to
spouses regardless of
branch of service or active
duty status. Guests are
invited from all area mili-
tary bases.
Beginning with a light
breakfast, the day will
also include four seminars
and more than two dozen
workshops.
Area professionals, art-
ists, small business own-
ers and spouses will con-
duct. the workshops. Top-
ics range from basic car
repair and wine tasting to
salsa dance lessons, yoga
techniques and foods of
the world.
During lunch more
than 150 door prizes will
be handed out, along
with goodie bags for each
spouse attending.
Judy Wiseman, chair of
the Magnolia Day events,
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Judy Wiseman, chair of Magnolia Day 2008, Military
Spouse Appreciation Day, inventories door prizes
donated by area businesses.


Brian Hughes / Crestview News Bulletin
American Legion Post #75's annual "Flanders Field" tribute
will remain up through Memorial Day weekend.


are invited, both men and
women. She noted that two
men are on the Eglin Mili-
tary Spouses Board.


For details, call Judy at
(850) 897-5852. There is a
$10 registration fee to cover
lunch and the workshops.


MAY 17
* Magnolia Day
For spouses of active and
retired military person-
nel and DOD employees;
breakfast, lunch and choice
of four seminars and work-
shops. Eglin AFB Officers'
Club, 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.
$10 admission. Call (850)
897-5852 for information.
* Military Appreciation &
Recognition Day
Music, demonstrations
Sand information booths.
Old Spanish TrIil Park,
Crestview, 10:30 a.m. to
3 p.m. Free and open to
the public. Bring your own
lawn chair.


Flanders Field
In preparation for both
Armed Forces Day and
the upcoming Memorial
Day holiday, American
Legion Post 75, aided by
local Boy Scouts and Cub
Scouts, this past Satur-
day again planted its own
"Flanders Field" of gently
waving red poppies:
The display included
American and MIA/POW
flags, and white crosses, all
reverently erected in honor
of current, retired, fallen
and missing servicemen.


WALK continued from Al


Brown said.
Brown and Reeves plan
to train for the walk in Baker
and Crestview on the week-
ends, traveling through the
towns or making rounds at
the Baker High School track.
Because the participants
walk an average of 20 miles
each day, they will start out
with just a few miles and
gradually build up their dis-
tance.
You might see them
walking through Crestview
on Saturday anfd Sundays.
If you do, they encourage
you to honk to show your
support.
"The outpouring of sup-
port last year was amazing,"
Brown said. "I had to choke
back tears as we passed a
*man giving out water and
asking us to 'Take a piece of
his mother's memory'. He
told us his mother had died
of breast cancer and she
would have loved to see us
walking for her and anyone
else fighting the disease. It
really was a moving experi-
ence."


ABOUT THE BREAST CANCER 3-DAY
Taking place in 14 ciit, nationwide, the Breast Cancer
3-Day is a three-day, 60-mile walk that provides an oppor-
tunity to educate tens of thousands of people about breast
health, including the importance of early detection. Breast
Cancer 3-Day ,. rt:i.: :r-t: commit to raising a minimum of
$2,200 and walking an average of 20 miles a day during
each three-day event. Proceeds from the Breast Cancer
3-Day are used for breast cancer research, education, and
community outreach programs. As the primary beneficiary
of the Breast Cancer 3-Day, Susan G. Komen for the Cure
receives 85 percent of net proceeds, and the remain-
ing 15 percent goes to the National Philanthropic Trust
Breast Cancer Fund. Please visit www.The3Day.org, or call
800.996.3DAY for more information.


Brown's grandmother,
lifelong Crestview resident
Rosalyn Woolley, gives her
time unselfishly to make
caps for chemotherapy pa-
tients who have lost their
hair. Brown hopes to honor
her grandmother's battle
again this year.
"As a Breast Cancer
3-Day participant, I have
an opportunity to celebrate
my grandmother's breast
cancer survivorship, honor
those who lost their lives to
the disease, and ultimately,


have an enormous impact
on awareness and funding
for breast cancer research
and community outreach
programs," Brown said.
"The Breast Cancer 3-Day
is challenging and fun, and
the memory of my personal
accomplishment will last a
lifetime."
The Tampa Bay Breast
Cancel 3-Day will start Oct.
31 and end with the Closing
Ceremony on Nov. 2. The
walkers will cover about 20
miles a day, traveling at their


own pace. The walkers will
be supported by hundreds
of volunteer crew members
who will provide meals,
liquid and snack stops, gear
transport, hot showers,
portable restrooms, safety
on the streets and 24-hour
medical services.
The actual journey
starts months in advance
when walkers start train-
ing and raising the $2,200
required fundraising mini-
mum. To learn how to help
1rown reach her goal, visit
http://08.the3day.ort/
goto/brookebrown, or visit
Jay's Guns and Accessories
at 366 South Main St. in
Crestview.
To learn how to partici-
pate or volunteer with the
Breast Cancer 3-Day, visit
www.The3Day.org or call
(800) 996-3DAY.

Want to see your story on
the front page of the Crestview
News Bulletin? Submit your
article and/or photo to kylew@
crestviewbulletin.com, or bring
it to the News Bulletin office.


Fire damages
vacant home
The State Fire Marshal
is investigating a fire
that damaged the back
end of an abandoned
house on State Road 85,
across from the Coastal
Car Wash, on Saturday
night.
Both southbound lanes
were closed as crews
fought the fire.
The Crestview Fire
Department was able to


knock down the majority
of the fire within five min-
utes of arriving on scene
and was able to extinguish
the remaining flames with-
in thirty minutes.
North Okalobsa Fire
District also responded to
the scene.
North Okaloosa later
was released from the
scene, but remained in the
area for city coverage.
Chayne Sparagowski
contributed to this report.


VACANCY continued from Al


submit a formal letter to
the City Clerk. The letter
should include a name,
address and a statement
of desire to serve the dura-
tion of the unexpired term,
through April 6, 2009.
Letters should be sealed
in an envelope, addressed
to the City Clerk, and la-
beled "City Council Va-
cancy." Applications will
be accepted until 5 p.m.
today.
A spokesperson at the
City Clerk's office said;
at least three people had
submitted letters express-
ing interest in the position
as of Monday morning..

Other business
* The council unani-
mously approved 15 of
the 16 items on the origi-
nal consent agenda. A
motion to allocate space
in the newly acquired
CitiChurch building to
the Crestview Police De-
partment was removed
from the consent agenda.
"I would like to see
some costs before decid-
ing who is going to occu-
py that building," council
member Chip Wells said.
Council member Lin-
da Parker asked- Wing to
compile a full list of de-
partments interested in
occupying the building.
The consent agenda
included a motion to
implement United States
flag code as the city's flag
code.
* The council unani-
mously approved a stip-
ulated settlement agree-
ment between the city
and the Florida Depart-
ment of Community Af-


The council's second
regular May meeting
has been moved back
to Tuesday, May 27.
The council's regular
meeting date falls on
Memorial Day.


fairs, to amend the city's
comprehensive plan.
* Mayor David Cadle
announced a blood drive
will be held from 10:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday
at City Hall.
* Cadle also reported
the Northwest Florida
League of Cities has an-
nounced plans to honor
longtime city council
member Sam Hayes.
* The council unani-
mously nominated Bren-
da Bush for the Florida
League of Cities' E. Har-
ris Drew Municipal Of-
ficial Lifetime Achieve-
ment Award.
* A workshop to dis-
cuss sewer plant devel-
opment will follow the
May 1"9 special meeting.
* The council's sec-
ond regular May meet-
ing has been moved back
to Tuesday, May 27. The
council's regular meeting
date falls on Memorial
Day.

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VFW honors art students


Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin

Laurel Hill senior art
students Jeffery Reese and
Heather Kelley placed first
and second in a Patriotic
Poster Contest sponsored
by the VFW Post 5450 La-
dies Auxiliary.
Reese received $100 for
his first-place entry. Kel-
ley won $50 for her second
place poster. Art teacher
Sabine Lyons used the con-
test as an opportunity to
get her students involved
in the community by in-
corporating the project into
their grades.
"I'm definitely proud of
them," Lyons said.
The Auxiliary is also
very active in producing
supplies and gifts for veter-
ans in regional VA facilities.
"We've been busy! We
just sent 150 lap robes and
100 catheter covers to the
VA Hospital in Jackson,
Miss.," said Auxiliary Pres-
ident Betty Brewer. "They
were ecstatic with them."


Special to the News Bulletin
At top, pictured with first-place winner Jeffery Reese are
Sabine Lyons, Laurel Hill art teacher; Mary Brown, VFW
Ladies Auxiliary; Lyle Spangler, VFW Commander; and
Susan Lowery-Sexton, Laurel Hill Principal. Above, pictured
with second-place winner Heather Kelley are Mary Brown,
VFW Ladies Auxiliary; Lyle Spangler, VFW Commander; and
Laurel Hill Principal Susan Lowery-Sexton.


Randy Beard / Crestview News Bulletin
The Southside Tiger Tones tone chime choir performed at the Crestview Area-Chamber of
Commerce breakfast on May 1.


Music is instrumental at Southside


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

When she first came
to Southside Elementary
School three years ago, mu-
sic teacher Jeri Downs was
surprised to find there was
no piano available for her
students.
So she finagled one.
"Begging helps," she
said. "You need what you
need, and it's for the chil-
dren."
Then came tone chimes,
with funds arranged by
Southside Principal Donna
Holloway With the chimes
came the Tiger Tones choir.
When Downs won the
Cox Communications
Champion of the Arts
award in 2007 ("Total sur-
prise to me," said Downs
modestly), the prize money
went directly to a new proj-
ect: guitars for her class-
room.


SPONSOR A VIOLIN!
You can help bring stringed music to Southside Elementary
in three ways:
* Buy an embroidered, reusable grocery tote for $6;
* Buy raffle tickets for a Babylock Denim Prof sewing Mra-
chine donated by Futr,,e'- Notions of Baker. Tickets are $1
each or 10 for $5.
* Donate $175 per violin. A plaque on the instrument will
identify you or your business as its sponsor. Donations are
*tax-deductible.
Buy tickets and totes, or leave your donation, at Southside
Elementary School, (850) 689-7203.


Now many of Downs'
students - and a few
moms and dads - have
started asking about violin
lessons. Downs was quick
to take the lead.
The Tiger Tones recently
entertained civic leaders
and business representa-
tives during the Crestview
Area Chamber of Com-
merce monthly breakfast.
Out in the lobby, South-
side classroom assistant
Debra Kosche was offering


reusable grocery totes for $6
and handing out flyers and
sponsorship forms to raise
money for 25 violins.
Each violin will cost
$175. The first two have al-
ready been sponsored, one
by Ruth Bamhill of Ruthie's
Notions in Baker, and the
second by Holloway.
SBarnhillhas also donated
a Babylock Denim Pro sew-
ing machine that will be raf-
fled off June 4 to raise more
money for the violins.


Reckert honored for volunteer


work at Walker Elementary


Special to the News Bulletin

National Volunteer
Week was celebrated re-
cently. Walker Elemen-
tary marked the occasion
by honoring Dennis Reck-
ert as its Volunteer of the
Year.
Over the past several
years Reckert has volun-
teered numerous hours in
classrooms and other areas.
His son, Cody, is a third-
grader in Ted Boxberger's
class.
"I had no idea it was me
until .(Principal Jeanine)
Kirkland said this year's
volunteer has put in a lot
of hours in third grade,"
Reckert said.
Boxberger's students
described Reckert's efforts.
"Mr. Dennis is fun and
not as strict as other teach-


Special to the News Bulletin
Dennis Reckert pictured with wife Brenda and son Cody.


ers. He helps us under-
stand math in a different
way and makes us laugh,
which makes school more
fun," were some of the
quotes from the class.
Reckert is also a regular
face around Walker as he
substitutes on a moment' s


notice.
Reckert will be say-
ing good-bye to Walker as
the family relocates to the
Northeast. Reckert's wife,
Brenda, serves in the Air
Force.
S"Dennis will certainly
be missed," Kirkland said.


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1st Grade
A: Cook, Kendall / Barrow,
Taylor / Reed, Lexis'/ Smith,
Alexandria / Southard, Tyler /
Varnum, Madison
AB: Aplin, Keagan /,Davis,
Jacelyn / Durm, Jakob / Gray,
Brendan / Jackson, Daniel /
Kadel, Jacob / Kemp, Natalie
/ Lundy, Shawn / Steele, Mark
/ Weisz, Logan / Williams,
Madison

2nd Grade
A: Bowen, Courtney / Clary,
Jarrett / Edge, Darby / Rosen,
Justin
AB: Davis, Lane / Durm,
Samuel / Engen, Savannah
/ Heisler, Jesse / Mitchell,
Tyler / Perez, Jacob / Smith,
Shanna/Sory, Hanna/Speck,
Skyler / Wellman, Mackenzie
/ Whitegon, Kristin

3rd Grade
A: Fortune, Jessianne
/ Jones, Dicoda / Whitten,
Christopher
AB: Aplin, Ayonna /
Bly, Dakota / Green, Sarah
/ Gunter, Landon / Harris,
Syderrickiah / Mitchell,
Lauren / Peacock, Andie /
Thompson, Courtney / Welsh,
Rachel / Welsh, Rebecca


4th Grade
A: Stevenson, Halie
AB: Edge, Reise / Hansford,
Rebekah / Hudson, Brandon
/ Hudson, Kayleigh / Lundy,
Cory / Pool, Zachery / Pursley,
Brandon / Snow, Sarah / Steele,
Dakota/ Wright, Benjamin

5th Grade
AB: Boone, Mikayla / Doris,
Jessy / Hatfield, Ashley /
Lewis, Summer / Lundy, Ethan
/ Okkema, Jamie / Ripley,
Honesty / Saylor, Christian /
Standridge, Hope

6th Grade
A: Coilinsworth, Chloe /
Gortt, Danielle
AB: Barlow, Clay / Fickett,
Jessica / Gunter, Claire /
Naemeka, Keisha/Rilee, Danielle
/ Talaric, Chloe / Williams, Jesse

7th Grade
A: Presley, Dakota
AB: Bailey, Nicole / Barrow,
Simon / Carr, Alex / Clark, Caitlin
/ Goodwin, Ashley / Hammonds,
Sabrina/ Hand, Robert/ Harrison,
Grant / Kendrick, Christina /
Lewellyn, Matthew/Lewis, Jacob
/ McLeod, Ashley / Morgan,
Stephen / Purvines, Samantha /
Stewart, Heath / Trunk, Kasey


8th Grade
A: Fortune, Daniel / Jerkins,
Jeremy/ Vann, Colton
AB: Bridges, Seth /
Goodwin, Maegan / Harrison,
Kasey / King, Chance / Stanley,
Andrew / Zessin, Tyler

9th Grade
A: Baggett, Brittany
AB: Cunningham, Matthew
/ Gartman, Jessica / McLeod,
Stacey / Morgan, Caitlin / Morris,
Tuyen

10th Grade
AB: Clary, Dillon / Kopacz,
Malissa / Majors, Jonathan /
Morgan, Cody / VanWinkle,
Elizabeth

11th Grade
AB: Bailey, Justin /Cavender,
Cary / Cook, Jacqueline / Free,
Katlyn / Fuller, Morgan/ Harrison,
Deidre / McKenzie, Kaitlyn /
Sheets, Jami / Sherwood, Willis

12th Grade
A: Griggs, Allicia
AB: Becker, Cory / Brown,
Katie / Messick, Ethan / Raite,
Isaiah / Reeves, Adeana /
Roberts, Tiffany / Singletary,
Lindsey/ Tersegno, Megan


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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14,2008 SCHOOLS_


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Opinion & Editorial


NOD ALERT


What are'NODS?
NODs are "North Okaloosa Deeds."
Every other week we'll recognize people
and organizations who performed "Good
North Okaloosa Deeds." People who per-
form Good NODs will receive a certificate
from the Crestview News Bulletin. We'll
also shake our collective heads at some
"Bad North OkaloosaDeeds."

Good NODS
* A Good NOD to both the Baker
football program and the Baker baseball
program for creating scholarship funds to
honor Travis Peoples, a former Gator sports
standout. Peoples, who would have been
a senior ne\t \ear, died in a motorcycle ac-
cident last t.unmer. Proceeds from the Gator
football team's mntrasquad scrimmage this
Friday will go to fund the football program's
scholarship.
* A Good NOD to Crestview Asstant Po-
lice Chief Marvin Bass, who recently retired
after a 39-year career in law enforcement.
Bass was first hired by the Crestview Pohce
Department in 1969 and spent most of his
career with the CPD. He worked for a total
of eight chiefs and three sheriffs during his
career.
* A Good NOD to the local American
Legion Auxiliary and the Dogwood Garden
Club for their efforts to honor our men and
women in the armed forces. The American
Legion sends snacks and essentials to local
troops through its Operation Military Pride
program The Dogwood Garden Club pro-
vided wildflower seeds to plant at the Blue
Star Memorial highway marker on U.S. 90.
The marker is dedicated to military \veterans.
* A Good NOD to the many do-gooders
recognized during National Volunteer
Week from April 27 to May 3. Many area
schools and businesses recognized their vol-
unteers during the national week of volun-
teer recognition.

Do uou knoa' of someone who pcrfonmed a
"Good North Oka'losa Dteed' Call 682-6524
or t'-nzail kulew':cresltea''bilktin.comn. We'll
recoli-ze theli do-goodier in tlh Cresttlew LNeu'w
Bulletin and at clest ie'i llelltl .ci.


Letter to the Edit(
Statement prayer for the mili

We want to be here for you as a
resource center for the coordination
of information and help in resolving
issues involving medical. mental hea
housing, transportation, loneliness,
We love and support you. our mil
nien, women and families. \We appre
all the sacrifices you have made and
continually making for our United S
and the freedoms we enjoy
We stand ready, willing and able t
accountable and to help you, our for
to have everything you need to comr
your job and your mission.
You are n our prayers, and we ask
to bless you and keep you safe, and n
His Grace and Mercies be with us all.

Helen AlMc
and the Friendtr of the A llitari (432-


Profundity
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"Being emploledi is like being :l
You know somitbodil is thinkiv
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PASSING We Floridians

S SWHOTS disenfranchised ourselves


The talking heads on rule changes to fit their last hopes of winning the half of its delegates by
television - particularly behavior. Democratic presidential holding the Presidential
those who support Hillary The Democratic Nation- nomination. Preference Primary in
Clinton - use the word al Committee told Florida The Republican state January.
over and over. , it would not seat the Sun- officials who have so self- So Florida might not
They say the Democrat- shine State's delegation if lessly demanded a voice get a proper say in this
ic National Committee will the state held its Presiden- for Florida's Democrats year's presidential election
"disenfranchise" millions tial Preference Primary in surely haven't realized process. Not like it hasn't
of voters if it doesn't seat January. that the issue could cause happened before. Anyone
the Florida and Michigan Florida went ahead with continued division in the remember the mess in the
delegations at the Demo- the January vote. The DNC Democratic Party. (Note 2000 presidential election?
cratic National Conven- has held firm to its ruling, sarcasm). The Democratic Na-
tion. Now Florida officials - If the Clinton folks truly tional Committee should
Let's get the wording and Clinton supporters - worried about making sure hold firm and refuse to
straight. are screaming for a change Floridians were not "dis- seat the Florida delegation
The Democratic Na- to the rules. enfranchised", they would in August.
tional Committee isn't dis- Get one thing clear: Few. have said so before the If it teaches our elected
enfranchising anyone. people particularly care ill-conceived January elec- state officials they have to
We in Florida - about making sure Florid- tion; not after they won it. follow the rules, then it's
through our elected of- ians are not "disenfran- If state Republicans well worth the cost.
Sficials - disenfranchised chised." truly worried about giving
ourselves by holding the Those who say they do every Floridian an equal Kyle Wright is the News
state's Presidential Prefer- are looking out for their voice, they would be rais- Bulletin Editor. Contact
ence Primary on Jan. 29. own self-interest. ing an equal ruckus over him at 682-65,24, or e-mail
Florida officials joined The Clinton support- treatment of the state's kylew@crestviewbulletin.
the growing group of peo- ers on television have delegation at the Republi- cor. Visit the "Passing
ple who do whatever they taken up our state's cause can National Convention. Shots" blog at
please and then demand because it's one of her Don't forget, the state lost crestviewbulletin.com.



This week in local history byAnn Spann

May 12, 1938 ping business for and hour or more"' of age."
* "Doctor McDonald of the State * "A warning of warfare on slot
S"During a considerable rain Board of Health assisted by the machines has been issued by E. Dixie
storm in Crestview last Thursday, County Nurse, will hold Typhoid Im- Beggs, state's attorney, as a result of
lightning struck the southeast corner munization Clinic at the Crestview a reported influx of slots and pin ball
of the garment factory and knocked nurse's office, Laurel Hill sewing machines in this and other counties.
out some twenty-five or more brick, room and Blackman and Milligan Slot machines were legalized by the
The strike burned out transformers school house. Immunization will not 1935 legislature and outlawed by the
on the west side of Main Street stop- be given to children under ten years 1937 session."



Guest Commentary: District bracing for leaner times


Okaloosa County Super-
intendent of School Alexis
Tibbetts released this mes-
sage on the school district's


Web site.

)r: The Okaloosa County
School District is bracing
tarV for leaner times. District
departments have made
budget cuts.. Principals,
with the assistance of
School Advisory Coun-
alth. cils, are in the process of
etc making cuts at the school
itary, level. The economic
ciate forecast for the state is
are dire, primarily due to the
states downturn in the housing
market and significant
to be decreases in sales tax rev-
ces, enue. The school district
plete is currently identifying
services that could be re-
God duced and/or eliminated.
ha\- The depth of the budget.
reductions will not be
known until the end of
Kenna7 the 2008 Legislative Ses-
0704i sion, which was sched-
uled for May 2, 2008. The
duration of the continued
budget reductions will
depend upon when the
state begins to recover
from the economic down-
9v)ed: turn. It is our goal to keep
ni .cuts as far away from stu-
dents and the classrooms
as possible.
In addition to state
budget shortfalls and
pessimistic revenue pro-
jections for next year,


our district, has been
experiencing declining
enrollment for the past
several years. As a result
of declining enrollment,
some schools have fewer
students and the district
receives less state rev-
enue, used for operations,
each year. Smaller schools
become less efficient and
lose their economy of
scale. Due to these fac-
tors, we must continue
to look for ways to trim
budgets, realign schools,
and streamline programs.
In this process we must
also reduce class size,
which is mandated in the
Florida Constitution.
The difficult part of
this scenario is that it
is a significant reversal
from the past seven years,
when home values sky-
rocketed and state and
local governments expe-,
rienced a significant bud-
get increase, as a direct
result of the increase in
property tax revenue. In
addition to a significant
decrease in revenues, the
District is also experienc-
ing increases in operating
costs. For example, gas
and diesel to fuel buses,
utility and energy prices,
salaries, benefits and
cost of materials such as
textbooks are increasing
at a faster rate than the
consumer price index.


The increased cost of
operating schools means
less spending per student
regardless of state fund-
ing. If current economic
trends continue, school
districts will experience
another State-mandated
budget reduction this
winter. This means there
will potentially be ad-
ditional adjustments,
similar to this past year
when all school districts
across the state were told
to return a pro-rata share
of funding to the.State.,
Okaloposa County School
District has returned $7.8
million from the 2007-
2008 operating budget to
date. The projected bud-
get for 2008-2009, as of to-
day, will be an additional
$7.4 million less than the
already reduced 2007-
2008 budget. In addition,
the District may face an-
other budget reduction in
the winter of 2008 as a re-
sult of further declines in
projected tax revenue. In
summary, the total bud-
get reduction impact for
this year is $15.2. million
dollars, and further cuts
may be coming.
This all comes at a
time when schools face
mounting pressure from
No Child Left Behind leg-
islation to boost achieve-
ment and reduce learning
gaps that exist between


minority and white stu-
dents, low income and
wealthy students, special
Ed and non-special Ed
students. The Okaloosa
County School District is
committed to providing
every student the best
educational opportunity.
Investing in the success
of children is the most
important step in secur-
ing our nation's economic
future.
Although we have
rough waters ahead, there
is no doubt this school
district will remain strong
and provide the resources
needed for children to
learn and teachers to
teach. We are fortunate to
live in a community that
values education and is
committed to success for
all. Our families and par-
ents are strong. Our ad-
ministrators will continue
to lead with careful fiscal
management of available
resources and compassion
for all employees and
students. If you have any
concerns, please do not
hesitate to call or e-mail
me and I will get back
with you as soon as I can.
We will be fine but we
must work together to en-
sure that the best interest
of children, teachers and
education is served.

Dr. Alexis Tibbetts


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WEDNESDAY. MAY 14, 2008


LOCAL


Crestview News Bulletin I A7


Laurel Hill set to salute couple


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

LAUREL HILL - In
recognition of their many
years of combined service
to Laurel Hill, the city will
honor former Mayor Doug-
las Rogers and his wife,
News Bulletin columnist Es-
telle Rogers, at a reception
Saturday afternoon.
"They both have done so
much for our city and de-
serve this honor," said City
Manager Tim Bolduc. "We
should've done this a long
time ago."
The recognition was or-
ganized at the urging of
current Laurel Hill Mayor
SJames Dunn, who cited the
many contributions the cou-
ple has made to the city.


Estelle and Douglas Rogers
Estelle and Douglas Rogers


They include the dona-
tion of land south of town,
spearheading the creation
of Gene Clary Park and the
helming of the city's centen-


nial celebration.
The park and centennial
observance were major ac-
complishments of Doug
Rogers' tenure as mayor,


Dunn said.
Through her twice-
monthly column, Up on the
Hill, Estelle Rogers keeps
readers abreast of the tight-
ly knit community's social
events, triumphs, challeng-
es and sadnesses.
The reception in the
Rogers' honor will be held
Saturday at 3 p.m. in the
Fellowship Hall of the First
Baptist Church on Second
Avenue. Refreshments will
be served, catered by Tracy
Ann Curenton.
The reception is free and
open to all friends, family
and others who know and
love Doug and Estelle Rog-
ers.

Congratulate the Rogers at
crestviewbulletin.com.


Proposed state anthem fails in legislature


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

North county residents
hoping their chests would
swell with pride when a
state anthem penned in
part by a local son was
played heard a sad song at
the close of the recent legis-
lative session.
"Oh Florida, My Sweet
Home," written by Crest-
view native Graham W.
Fountain and Warren L.
Halstrom of Tallahassee,
was not selected by legisla-
tors.
Instead "Florida: Where
the Sawgrass Meets the
Sky" was enshrined as the
state's anthem.
Written by an English-


woman who now teaches
music in Pompano Beach,
the "Sawgrass" anthem
will be used as an alter-
native to "The Old Folks
at Home" (a.k.a. "The
Swanee [sic] River").
The classic Stephen
Foster song, which was
first designated the official
Florida state song in 1935,
rankled some for its period
nostalgia for "the old plan-
tation," which some felt
was too suggestive of the
antebellum era.
Gov. Charlie Crist re-
fused to have the song
played at his inaugura-
tion.
In January, State
Rep. Dave Murzin
(R-Pensacola) filed HB 463,


which would've made "Oh
Florida, My Sweet Home"
the state's official anthem.
Fountain and Hal-
strom's anthem wasn't the
one that wound up in the
compromise bill.
State music teachers
don't seem to mind, espe-
cially as the tune chosen
for an anthem was penned
by one of their own.
"While the Florida
Music Educators' Asso-
ciation's participation in
this was limited to that of
technical assistance by so-
liciting song entries and
culling them, the outcome
of the legislation seems to
be very reasonable," wrote
FMEA representative
James Perry in a recent e-


mail to music teachers.
SB 1558 also assured
"The Old Folks at Home's"
place as the official state
song, with "revised lyrics,
as adopted by the Center
for American Music, Ste-
phen Foster Memorial,
at the University of Pitts-
burgh," according to the
bill's language.-
The state song bills
were sponsored by Sen.
Tony Hill (parts of Duval,
Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns,
Volusia) and Rep. Ed Ho-
man (Temple Terrace), ac-
cording to Perry.

'What do you think should
be Florida's state song? Post
your thoughts at crestviewbul-
letin.com.


Richbourg journalism


students earn awards
Pauline Buis
RMS Language Arts/Journalism Dept.

Richbourg Middle School Yearbook/Journal-
ism students attended the Emerald Coast Public
Relations Organization (ECPRO) Making Media
Magic Awards Ceremony and received many
awards.
Congratulations go out to
* Kersten Lindberg: 1st place Sports article -
"Anything Boys Can Do, She Can Do"
* Dakota Woodward: 1st Place article - "Re-
spect, Where Did it Go?"
* Alexis Hawthrone & Ausani Wilks: 1st Place
Sports Feature - "The Tikea Davis Story"
* Jenny Malone: 1st Place Column -- "New
Students Feeling Left Out"
* Jenny Malone: 2nd Place Column'- "RMS
Journalism Staff"
* Kristina Beaman: 1st Place article - "Saying
Goodbye to RMS-Hello to Shoal River MS"
Last year's yearbook placed second place for
General Excellence, third Place for Theme, third
Place for Posed Photography, and third Place for
Graphics.

Type "Richbourg Student Article" into the "Search"
window on the crestviewbulletin.com Web site to read
some of the students' articles.







A bey good day


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NOTICE OF PROPOSED

ENACTMENT OF AN

ORDINANCE
Pursuant to Article 4, Chapter 102 of the City Code and Section
166.041, Florida Statutes, the Crestview City Council proposes
to adopt the following ordinance as set forth by title as follows:

ORDINANCE NO. 1394

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA,
PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF 9.64 ACRES OF
REAL PROPERTY, LOCATED IN SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP
3 NORTH, RANGE 23 WEST, FROM OKALOOSA COUNTY
ZONING OF BUSINESS GENERAL (BG) TO CITY OF
CRESTVIEW COMMERCIAL DISTRICT (C-1) ZONING;
PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR UPDATE
OF THE CRESTVIEW ZONING MAP; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.

The public hearing in conjunction with the second reading and
adoption of the ordinance will be held on Tuesday, May 27, 2008
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
comments on the matters under consideration. The ordinance
is 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
discriminate 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
participation in the meeting should contact the Office of the City
Clerk at (850) 682-6131 at least five (5) calendar days prior to the
meeting to make appropriate arrangements.

If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City
Council with respect to any matter considered at this meeting or
public hearing such person will need a record of the proceedings
and for such purpose, such person may need to insure that
a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record
includes the 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".

Janice F. Young
City Clerk May 14, 2008


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Sunday 12:00 noon to 10:30 p.m. . .. .


Appetizers
1. Roast Pork Egg Roll (I)....................................... 1.00
2. Shrim p Egg Roll (I)............................................ 1.20
2a. Spring Roll (3) ............................. ............... 1.99
3. Steam Dumplings (8).......................................... . 4.00
4. Fried Dumplings (8)............................................... 4.25
5. Boneless Spare Ribs........................(Sm) 5.25 (Lg) 9.25
6. Chicken Fingers (6) ............................................... 5.25
7. Cream Cheese Wonton (8)............................. .... 3.50
8. Fried Jumbo Shrimp (5)......................................... 4.50
9. Pu Pu Platter (For 2) ............................................. 9.25
2 Egg Roll, 2 Fried Scallops, 2 Shrimps, 2 Crab Meat Sticks,
5 Cheese Wonton, 2 Chicken Finger, 2 Chicken Wings

Soups
(w. Crispy Noodles)
10. Wonton Soup................................ 1.20............. 2.20
I I. Egg Drop Soup ................................ 1.20............ 2.20
12. Wonton Egg Drop Soup .................. .20............ 2.20
13. Chicken Noodle Soup.................:... .20........... 2.20
14. Chicken Rice Soup........................... .20............ 2.20
15. -A> Hot & Sour Soup ..................... .50............ 2.70
16. Vegetable Soup............................... 1.50............ 2.70
17. House Special Soup......................................... 4.25

Fried Rice
18. Plain Fried Rice................................2.00............ 3.80
19. Vegetable Fried Rice........................3.00............ 5.50
20. Roast Pork Fried Rice ...................... 3.25.......... 6.00
21. Fresh Shrimp Fried Rice ............... 3.90............ 6.90
22. Chicken Fried Rice .......................... 3.55............ 6.65
23. Beef Fried Rice ................................ 3.90............ 6.90
24. House Special Fried Rice.................4.25............ 7.25
25. Lobster Fried Rice...........................4.60........... 8.80

Chow Mein
(w. White Rice & Crispy Noodles)
26. Chicken Chow Mein............................................4.95
27. Pork Chow Mein ......................... ................. 4.95
28. Beef Chow Mein.......................... ......... 5.25
29. Vegetable Chow Mein ................................ 4.25
30. Shrimp Chow Mein ....................................... 5.25
31. Lobster Chow Mein .....................:............... 5.75
32. House Special Chow Mein ............................... 5.75

Lo Mein
(Soft Noodles)
33. Vegetable Lo Mein......................... 3.25............ 5.95
34. Roast Pork Lo Mein........................ 3.60............ 6.65
35. Chicken Lo Mein ............................. 3.80 ....... 6.80
36. Shrimp Lo Mein........... ..3.90.................. 3.90 ........ 6.95
37. Beef Lo M ein..................................... 3.90........... 6.95
38. House Special Lo Mein..........:4.........4.25............ 7.25
39. Lobster Lo Mein......................... 4.60............ 8.95

Vegetable Dishes
(w. White Rice)
40. Mixed Vegetable.................................................. 4.95
41. Chinese Veg. w. Brown Sauce........................ ... 4.95
42. Steamed Broccoli & Snow Peas...................... ... 4.95
43. -'� Broccoli w. Garlic Sauce.......................... .... 4.95
43a. String Bean..................................................... 4.95

Egg Foo Young
(w. White Rice)
49. Vegetable Egg Foo Young ................. ......... 5.25
50. Roast Pork Egg Foo Young...................................95
5 I. Chicken Egg Foo Young.................................... . 5.95
52. Shrimp Egg Foo Young...................................... . 6.40
53. Beef Egg Foo Young.......................................... . 6.40

Moo Shu
(w. White Rice)
54. Moo Shu Chicken (w. 4 Pancakes) .................... 6.95
55. Moo Shu Beef (w. 4 Pancakes) ....................... 7.25
56. Moo Shu Shrimp (w. 4 Pancakes) ....................... 7.95
57. Moo Shu Pork (w. 4 Pancakes) ......................... 6.95
58. Moo Shu Veg. (w. 4 Pancakes)........................ ... 6.25

Sweet & Sour
(w. White Rice)
59. Sweet & Sour Chicken ................................ 5.95
60. Sw eet & Sour Pork.............................................. 5.95
61. Sweet & Sour Shrimp ....................................... . 7.25

Poultry
(w. White Rice)
62. Chicken w. Broccoli........................................... 6.25
63. Chicken w. Black Bean Sauce.............................. 6.25
64. -ac, Curry Chicken w. Onion............................ 6.25
65. Chicken w. Chinese Veg...................................... 6.25
66. Teriyaki Chicken ........................................ 6.25
67. Chicken w. Snow Peas....... ........................ 6.25
68. Chicken w. Mushroom........................................ 6.25
69. Chicken w. Cashew Nuts.................................... 6.25
70. '1& Kung Bo Gai Ding (Chicken) ...................... 6.25
71. Chicken w. Snow Peas & Baby Corn................ 6.25
72. Moo Goo Gai Pan.......................................... 6.25
73. Chicken w. String Bean........................................ 6.25


Pork
(w. White Rice)
74. Roast Pork w. Broccoli ........................................ 5.95
75. Roast Pork w. Chinese Veg............................. ... 5.95
76. Roast Pork w. Mushroom............................... ... 5.95
77. Roast Pork w. Snow Peas .................................... 5.95
78. Spare Ribs w. Black Bean Sauce...................... ... 5.95
78a. Pork w. String Bean ........................................ . 5.95

Beef
(w. White Rice)
79. Beef v. Broccoli .................................................. 6.75
80. Pepper Steak w. Onion....................................... 6.75
81. Teriyaki Beef ................................................... 6.75
82. Beef w. Chinese Vegetable............................ 6.75
83. Beef w. Mushroom............................................ 6.75
84. Beefw. Snow Peas............................................ 6.75
85. - Curry Beef w. Onions............... ......... 6.75
85a. Beef w. String Bean............................................ 6.75


Side Orders
Fortune Cookies (5).......................................... 0.50
Finest Home Made Crispy Noodles.................... .... 0.50
White Rice................................ (Pt) 1.00.... (Qt) 1.75
D rink ................................................................... . 1.19


Seafood
(w. White Rice)
86. Plain Lobster Sauce .......................................... 3.50
87. Shrimp w. Lobster Sauce...................................... 7.50
88. Shrimp w. Chinese Vegetable.............:................ 7.50
89. Shrimp w. String Bean ....................................... 7.50
90. - Curry Shrimp w. Onion .......................... 7.50
91. Shrimp w. Snow Peas .......................................... 7.50
92. Shrimp w. Mushroom........................................ 7.50
93. Shrimp w. Black Bean Sauce............................. 7.50
94. Sweet& Sour Shrimp.................................... 7.50
95. Shrimp w. Broccoli ....................................... 7.50
96. Shrimp w. Cashew Nuts................................ .... 7.50
97. ,-- Kung Bo Har Ding (Shrimp).......................... 7.50


Chef's Recommendation
(w. White Rice)
98. Seafood Delight................ ....................... ......... 10.95
Lobster, jumbo shrimp, scallop, crab meat sauteed w.
broccoli, Chinese vegetables, straw mushrooms, snow
peas, bamboo shoots & baby corns in delicious house
special white sauce.
99. Happy Family........................................ 10.95
Jumbo shrimp, crab meat, chicken, beef & roast
pork sauteed w. broccoli, Chinese vegetables, straw
mushrooms, snow peas, bamboo shoots & baby corns in
tasty chef's special sauce.


w. French Fries w. Chicken or w French Fries
Order or Fried Rice Pork Fried Rice or Fried. Rice
Al. Fried Chicken Wings (4) ...................... 3.50................ 4.40................5.00............... 5.50
A2. Fried Baby Shrimp (15) ....................... 3.25............... 3.95...............4.50............... 5.40
A3. Crab Meat Sticks (6) ............................ 3.65................ 4.65................5.25............... 6.25
A4. Fried Scallops (8) ............................ . 3.45................ 4.45 ................4.95............... 5.95
A5. Fried Chicken Nuggets (10)................. 2.75............... 3.65...............4.25...............5.25
A6. - - Chicken Wings (4) w. Mambo Sc... 4.25 ............... 495................5.50............... 6.40
A7. French Fries ........................................ .00
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100. Four Seasons ............................................... 10.95
Jumbo shrimp, crab meat, chicken & roast pork sauteed
w. broccoli, Chinese vegetables, straw mushrooms, snow
peas, bamboo shoots & baby corns in house special brown
sauce.
101. Lemon Chicken................................................. 8.50
Crispy chicken breast on a bed of broccoli of freshly sliced
lemon sauce.
102. ' O range Beef............................................... 9.25
Specially marinated sliced beef w. orange flavor on a bed of
broccoli.
103. - Orange Chicken ........................................ 8.50
Specially marinated chunks of chicken w. orange flavor on
bed of broccoli.
104. Sesame Beef .................................................... 9.25
Chunks of tender beef fried crunchy in brown.sesame
sauce on bed of broccoli.
105. Sesame Chicken .............................................. 8.50
Chunks of crunchy fried chicken tender on the inside in
brown sesame sauce on a bed of broccoli.
106. -* General Tso's Chicken................................. 8.50
Chunks of crunchy chicken, tender on the inside in hot
General's sauce on a bed of broccoli.
107. - ' Ta Chien Chicken........................................ 8.50
Chicken meat w. celery, Chinese vegetables, red & green
pepper, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, snow peas,
mushroom in spicy brown sauce.
108. - Szechuan Chicken ..................................... 8.50
Onion, snow peas, carrots, water chestnuts, green pepper
w. a spicy red sauce.
109. '& Szechuan Beef ...................................... 9.25
Onion, snow peas, carrots, water chestnuts, green pepper
w. a spicy red sauce.
I 10. ' Szechuan Shrimp.................................. 9.25
Onion, snow peas, carrots, water chestnuts, green pepper
w. a spicy red sauce.
I I I. '& Triple Delight Szechuan Style ..................... 9.50
Chicken, beef & shrimp in Szechuan style.
112. Hunan Chicken.................................................. 8.50
Sliced chicken sauteed w. broccoli, water chestnuts, straw
mushrooms, baby corns, red & green pepper & snow peas
in Hunan sauce.
113. - Hunan Beef................................................ 9.25
Sliced beef sauteed w. broccoli, water chestnuts, straw
mushrooms, baby corns, red & green pepper & snow peas
in Hunan sauce.
114. - Hunan Shrimp.................................. 9.25
Sliced shrimp sauteed w. broccoli, water chestnuts, straw
mushrooms, baby corns, red & green pepper & snow peas
in Hunan sauce.
115. -& Triple Delight Hunan Style...................!....... 9.50
Chicken, beef & shrimp in Hunan style.
116. - Chicken w. Garlic Sauce............:................. 8.50
SBroccoli, snow peas, carrots, water chestnuts, black fungus
w. spicy brown sauce.
11.7. '' Beef w. Garlic Sauce.............................. 9.25
Broccoli, snow peas, carrots, water chestnuts, black fungus
w. spicy brown sauce.
1 18. Shrimp w. Garlic Sauce ..................................... 9.25
Broccoli, snow peas, carrots, water chestnuts, black fungus
w. spicy brown sauce.
119. Shrimp or Pork w. Garlic Sauce................... 9.25
120. ' Triple Delight w. Garlic Sauce.................... 9.50
Chicken, beef & shrimp in garlic sauce.
121. -& Hot & Spicy Beef....................................... 8.50
Shredded beef sauteed w. red & green pepper, celery,
bamboo shoots & scallion in special hot & spicy sauce.
122. *' Hot & Spicy Shrimp.............................. 9.25
Jumbo shrimp sauteed w. green pepper, onions, snow peas
& scallion in special hot & spicy hoisin sauce.
123. ' Mongolian Beef .................................. 9.25
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Dinner & Lunch Combination Plates
(All Orders w. Pork Fried Rice & Egg Roll)

Lunch Dinner
D I. Chicken or Roast Pork Chow Mein........................................4.25................6:25
D2. Shrimp or Beef Chow Mein........................................:..........4.65.............. 6.65
D3. Chicken or Pork Egg Foo Young................ .......................4.65 ...............6.65
D4. Shrimp or Beef Egg Foo Young.............................................4.95................6.65
D5. Sweet & Sour Shrimp .............................4.95..................6.95
D6. Pepper Steak w. Onion.........................................................4.95............... 6.95
D7. Shrim p w. Lobster Sauce.................................................... 4.95 ..................6,95
D8. Curry Chicken w. Onions .................................................4.65 ..................6.65
D9. Sweet & Sour Chicken or Pork.............................................4.65 ..................6.65
D I0. M oo Goo Gai Pan.............................................................. 4.65 ................ 6.65
DI I. Chicken or Roast Pork Lo Mein ......................................... ................6.65
D 12. Shrimp or Beef Lo Mein .....................................................4.95 .............. 6.95
D 13. Chicken or Roast Pork w. Broccoli......................................4.65................ 6.65
D 14. Shrim p or Beef w. Broccoli....................................................4.95..................6.95
D 15. Chicken or Pork w. Chinese Veg..........................................4.65 ................ 6.65
D 16. Shrimp or Beef w. Chinese Veg............................................4.95.................6.95
D 17. Chicken or Pork w. Snow Peas...........................................4.65................6.65
D 8. Shrimp or Beef w. Snow Peas.....................4....................4.65................6.95
D 19. Roast Pork or Chicken w. Mushroom .................................4.95 ................6.65
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Middle School 3 Cheer Zone Parthenon Resident WEDNESDAY,
photo gallery plans tryouts of the Month MAY 14, 2008


May Day Golf
Carver Hill Memorial and
Historical Society, Inc., is
sponsoring its annual May
Day Golf tournament on May
25.


Entry fee for the
tournament is $45 per
person in the four-man
Florida lowball format and
includes lunch.
Hole sponsors and door
prizes are still needed.
For more information call
682-79004 or 862-7904

Golf Tournament
The Davidson Middle
School cheerleaders' golf
event is May 31 at 8 a.m.
at Foxwood Country Club.
Format is four-person
scramble. Entry fee is $40
dollars for members and $50
for non-members.
. Fee includes: cart, green
fee, food, T-shirt and lots of
door prizes
Please contact Scherie
.Hritz at 974-2533 for details.
Deadline is May 16.

Basketball Camp
The Crestview High School
Basketball Junior League
camp will be held each
Saturday from May 17-June 7.
The camp is open for boys
and girls ages 6-12.
The registration fee is $35.
Checks should be made
payable to CHS basketball.
The camp includes for
days of instruction, lessons
and games.
Players will practice from
9 a.m.-11 a.m. each day and
then play games from noon
-4 p.m.
Campers should bring their
own lunch.
Registration begins at 8:30
a.m. in the CHS gym.
For more information
contact Coach Humphrey at
240-4588.

Horse Whisperer
Whispering gentle words
of direction and discipline,
Paul Daily is able to tame
an unbroken horse during a
typical presentation of "Wild
Horse Ministries."
SThe Horse Whisperer will
be presented at the Baker
Arena on May 21 at 6 p.m.
There is no admission charge
for the event.
In his presentation Daily
follows the steps outlined in
the "Round Pen of Life." As
he works with the horse he
explains the "Round Pen of
Life" to his audience, pointing
out similarities between a
horse's relationship with
his trainer and a human's
relationship with those who
love him or her.
Daily goes through 10
steps in training the horse,
starting with the selection of
a horse to train so the horse
will become more useful in
the future and ending with the
horse accepting'everything it
is taught.
For more information
about the Horse Whisperer
contact Jim Skates at 537-
8740 or Eugene Strickland at
537-4070.

Tee Off for the
Heart Association
Okaloosa County Public
Works employees are
sponsoring a golf fund raiser
to benefit the American Heart
Association on June 20.
Entry fee is $55 per golfer
and includes, greens fees,
cart fees and food.
This is a four-person
scramble with being flighted
A, B or C according to
handicap.
There also will be a silent
auction and a 50/50 raffle.
Deadline for entering is
June 16.
For more,information
contact Cindy Halsey or
Donald Kearney at 651-7394.


Teams in good shape Dril bgs
back some


S* Nick Tomecek / Florida Freedom Newspapers
The Crestview football team performs the "Octagon" last week during a spring practice.



Bulldogs are staying sharp


Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin

Most years Matt Brunson and
his Crestview coaching staff would
be installing a game plan for their
spring game this week.
It wouldn't be anything fancy.
Just the nuts and bolts of what
Dawgs would want to accomplish
under the lights against a live op-
ponent.
This year isn't most years. The
school calendar was reconfigured
in a way that allows local teams to
enjoy a full month of spring prac-
tice. The Bulldogs will travel south
on Highway 85 for a spring game
against Niceville, but it won't be
for another two-and-a-half weeks.
The biggest challenge for
Brunson is keeping his team sharp
throughout the long month.
He seems to have found the
right formula.
"What we going to do-- since
we have 20 days - is have a learn-
ing day and a hitting day," he said.
"Monday will be a learning day
and Tuesday will be a hitting day.
Wednesday will be a learning day
and Thursday will be a hitting
day.
"And then we are going to take
Friday off."
That's not to say the Dawgs
will have every Friday off. They
will have a Red and White spring
scrimmage May 23. They will close
out the spring against Niceville on
May 30.
A large part of Crestview's focus
has been on finding linemen. The
Bulldogs also have been looking
for a backup quarterback behind
starter Jason Parker.


Nick Tomecek / Florida Freedom Newspapers
Crestview's Trevor Carnahan pushes a shopping cart on a sled during
practice on Thursday.


Parker still is recovering from
a minor injury suffered during
baseball season, allowing the other
quarterbacks to get more snaps in
live situations.
"We get to develop some more
depth behind him, and the other
kids are getting a lot of reps,"
Brunson said. "Jason is going to be
solid in everything we do as far as
our running game.
"And as for the passing, he has
all summer to work on it, so we are
going to be fine."
Brunson thinks the first three
days his team spent in pads last
week were the best he has seen
as a coach. He was pleased there
wasn't much, if any, of a letdown
on Monday.
"We had a real good first week,"
he said. "Thursday was an awe-
some day, andas far as today, they


soaked everything in.
"(Tuesday) we will do every-
thing live with more contact and
stuff, and see how they grasp it."
In the meantime Brunson is hop-
ing to shake things up next week
for the intrasquad game.
"We are going to have an in-
trasquad scrimmage on the 23rd,"
he said. "The week of the 23rd we
are going to separate teams. Dur-
ing our team work we. are going
to practice red against white so
we will be able to build the rivalry
between the coaches and the play-
ers.
"In the past we haven't had
enough time (to hold a Red and
White scrimmage). We had a week
to get a few things together done
and week to get ready of a game.

See BULLDOGS B3


exhausting


memories
Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin

Everyone who has ever
played football has some
sort of horror story to tell
about conditioning drills
that at times seemed, well,
sadistic.
Memories of a drill called
"Burma Road" still resonate
in my mind and make old
muscles ache more than 30
years after the last time I
took that torture march. The
drill included things such
as bear-walking and crab-
crawling 40 yards in each of
four legs of the drill. There
also was a sand hill near
the old football field in Gulf
Breeze that was as much
sand as hill. Run zigzag
Drills forward and backward
up that pit a few times and
you quickly learn the mean-
ing of torture.
The nothing I've seen
compares to the "Octagon",
a series of stations that
pushes a player to the edge
of his limit.
Crestview coach Matt
Brunson and his staff are
credited with the coming
up with the Octagon. The
symbols of the drill are the
weighted shopping carts
with sled runners instead of
wheels.
Brunson said he got the
idea for the carts from a
coaching clinic at the Uni-
versity of Tennessee. As
a Tennessee graduate I'll
never question coach Phillip
Fulmer's conditioning tech-
niques for the Vols again.
Like every previous
generation, I always like to
think my generation was as
tough as those who came
before and tougher than
those who followed us.
My teammates and I were
challenged by pushing our-
selves to the edge of heat
exhaustion, and maybe just
beyond. Water breaks in the
1970s were few at best -
one a hot day, and two on
a really hot day. Then there
were the wind sprints at the
end of practice.
Did I mention the Burma
Road and our other grass
drills were the 30 minutes of
exhaustion before practice?
Who of us that played
football in the 1970s can
forget "Bull in the Ring" or
monkey rolls?
For those of you not fa-
miliar with those drills, Bull
See MEMORIES B2


Baker prepares for Maroon-White game


Nick Tomecek / Florida Freedom Newspapers
Baker quarterback Cameron Domangue runs the ball during spring practice.


Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin

BAKER - Things have
gone pretty much as expected
for the Baker football team
this spring.
As of Monday, the Gators
had been on the field nine
times as they turned the half-
way point on spring practice.
Baker will continue to prac-
tice through Thursday before
holding a Maroon and White
game Friday night. Kickoff is
set for 6 p.m. Admission is $3
with all gate receipts going to
the Travis Peoples Spirit of the
.Game Scholarship fund.
Gator coach Bob Kellogg is
looking forward to Friday's
dress rehearsal before next


,week's jamboree at South
Walton. He's also cautious
not to put too much stock in
what happens in the glorified
scrimmage.
"We split up our team into
two teams and we've got
an older bunch and yoting-
er bunch (mixed into each
squad)," he said. "What I
think we are going to do is
let the varsity go a series and
then the JV, playing back and
forth like in a game."
About the only thing fans
shouldn't expect to see is, the
kicking game.
"They (the teams) are go-
ing to be on opposite side-
lines, and we are going to


See BAKER B3


B2


A RE Y U INV V ED? We are always looking for sports information and news '
from those involved in our community. FRE
Please direct all sports news, information and results to Sports Editor -__. - .C1-3-1-<
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SPORTS


WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008


bA N Reas I :What you've been
A Week Recap. missing on the field
Photos by ANN SPANN Crestview News Bulletin



VM& A"Ii.. 1�


Davidson's Dillon Lee
pitches for the Panthers.


Kameron Miller on the
mound for the Richbourg
Roadrunners.


Brian Benoit records an
out at first base for the
Roadrunners.


Above, Davidson softball
coach Blaine Kellogg was
covered with shaving cream
by his players to mark the
season's end.
At left, as if the shaving
cream wasn't enough,
Davidson players then
tossed e cooler of water
on Kellogg after the last
game of the season.
Below, Elizabeth Bass
was the winning pitcher
as the Davidson softball
team defeated Richbourg.


Davidson's Kaylan Davis
rounds second base during
action against Richbourg.


MEMORIES
continued from B1
in the Ring consisted of
having a group of 8-10
players standing around
a teammate in the middle
of the ring. Some coaches
would have the players
number off, and others
would have just call the
players by name (which
i. think most players pre-
ferred).
When a player's name
or number was called he
yelled to let the "bull"
know from which direc-
tion the attack was com-
ing. The player in the mid-
dle was then supposed to
swivel into position to try
and deliver a blow to the
fast-charging teammate
that had a five-yard-plus
start.
Monkey rolls were a bit
more civil with three play-
ers starting on their hands
and knees and then go-
ing about a series of leaps
and rolls that can best be
described as watching hu-
mans being juggled. The
drill was tiring, but if the
three players were able to
coordinate well together,
things went smoothly. If
one guy made a wrong
move or if one guy was a
tad slow then some poor
guy could end up with two
teammates on top of him.
Only after grass drills
and two hours of practice
did we get to our condi-
tioning, which was usu-
ally nothing more than
running sprints until the
coaches got tired of blow-
.ing their whistles.
There's nothing like
running sprints for 20 or
30 minutes sweat soaked
and in full gear. It was
during wind sprints that
we showed our toughness
to the coaches, our team-
mates and ourselves.
As I look back across
the years I know we were
tough, but a part of me
wonders how we would
have handled the Octagon.
Could we have sur-
vived the Octagon as well
as we did the seemingly
endless wind sprints?
I really believe we
could have handled the
Octagon, but deep down
inside of me, I'm glad I
don't have to find out.
Who had it tougher -
today's high school football
players or the players of
yesteryear? Vote in our poll
and post your thoughts at
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SPORTS


Crestview News Bulletin I B3


BAKER continued from B1


Special to the News Bulletin
The Cheer Zone Rockets Senior Level 3 Team, left to right from bottom: Alexis Arnette, Haley
.Dukes, Shae Fountain, Ashley Guthrie. Middle row: Kylie Bradshaw, Alexis Autrey, Jacob
Stewart, Kayla Chenette. Top row: Emmy Shubert, Manny Torres, Bri Riley, Savannah Myers,
Matt Copeland, Alex Berry, Alicia Adams. Not pictured: Gracie Simmons, Jessica Davis.


Cheer Zone announces tryouts


Special to the News Bulletin

The Cheer Zone Rockets
coed team made its mark
during the 2007-08 competi-
tion season.
The team took first place
in its division and also was
named grand champion at
the Emerald Coast Beach
Blast.
The team also took second
place at the Christmas at the
Beach competition in Destin,
first place at the Mardi Gras
Nationals in Mobile, Ala.,
first place in the JamBash
National Championships in
Biloxi, Miss., and first place
in the Sugar Sands Nation-
als in Pensacola.
The Rockets are prepar-


ing for the upcoming sea-
son and plan to field several
teams with a various age
ranges and skill levels that
will compete throughout
the Southeast. The routines
for these competitions de-
mand high energy, qual-
ity tumbling and precision
teamwork.
*The Cheer Zone trains
athletes to become self-
confident and to strive to
do their best while having
fun. Cheerleading involves
several skills, including
gymnastics, dance and oth-
er performing arts. The em-
phasis at The Cheer Zone
is on jumps, tumbling and
stunting with classes avail-
able for basic and advanced


tumble.
The staff is AACCAA
safety certified and has
USASF-credentialed mem-
bers and nationally certified
judges.
Tryouts for the upcoming
season will be held Saturday
at 10:30 a.m. at the Cheer
Zone home, located at 482
N. Wilson, Crestview.
Participants need to wear
cheer shorts, a fitted shirt
and cheer shoes. For more
information call 689-0707 or
visit www.thecheerzoner-
ockets.com Web site.

Are you a Cheer Zone.
Rocket? Tell us what it takes
to make the squad at crest-
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have a clock and officials,"
Kellogg said. "We are go-
ing to play it like (a real
game).
"We've got it struc-
tured where the younger
kids will play (younger
kids) and the older kids
will play (older kids). We
have ones going against
the best that's left and
then twos going against
- the best.
"Our returning kids
really have 'performed
well," he added. "Right
now we are really con-
centrating on those kids
that are new to us as far
as the varsity.
"That's where we have
to find some kids as far
as stepping up and being
able to come in and fill
those positions where
we are lacking."
Kellogg again stressed
the importance of find-
ing linemen for both


sides of the ball.
"We really are focus-
ing on our offensive and
defensive line, and we
just need for some kids
that were young kids last
year to come through,"
he said.
The biggest goal for
Kellogg and his staff
is to see the kids under
the lights and get some
video of them in a game-
type situation.
"This is our first real
evaluation where we
have a film on them,"
Kellogg said. "Right now
the line is all so even,
and hopefully (who is
going to play) is what
we are going to know at
the end of the nine days
we have left - who is
one, (starter), who is two
(backup).
"Nobody has really
stepped out and taken
(a starting spot). We are


expecting good and. bad
because maybe they are
close. I'm going to look at
it in the positive way that
we will be good." '
Kellogg continues to
be impressed with his
class of rising seniors.
"They had a great at-
titude when they (the
rising seniors) came as
ninth-graders," he said.
"Really the thing you can
say is this senior class
is going to be a good
group.
"They are real close to
each other, and they are
excited. When I look at
them, this bunch has hung
with me. Very few (quit)
in this class."

What do you expect to
see in. the Baker Football
program's Maroon-White
game on Friday? Post your
thoughts at crestviewbulle-
tin.com


BULLDOGS continued from B1


This is nice because you
aren't pressed to get ev-
erything in."
The Bulldogs might be
lacking a true superstar-
type player, but Brunson
thinks the team has that
intangible that in time
could make it a special.


"We have several re-
turning starters, but we,
don't have any huge name
prospects," he said. "If'
these guys keep practic-
ing the way they've been
practicing we will devel-
op some (prospects).
"What we do have is


great competition, and
this group, I think, is be-
coming a team. What we
have is great team chem-
istry."

Post your thoughts on the
Dawgs' progress at crest-
viewbulletin.com.


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Quality

MILLIGAN WAI

We're very pleased to provide you with this year's Annual Water Quality Report. We
want to keep you informed about the excellent water and services we have delivered to
you over the past yehr Our goal is and always has been, to provide to you a safe aid
dependable supply of drinking water Our water source is ground water from two wells.
The wells draw from the Floridan Aquifer Due to the excellent quality of water in this
aquifer only chlorination is required.

Ifyou have any questions about this report or concerning your water utility, please
contact Mary Ann Jernigan at 537-9131 any weekday between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
We encourage our valued customers to be informed about their water utility. If you want
to learn more, please attend any of our regularly scheduled meetings. They are held on the
second Tuesday of each month at 7:00p.m. at the system office.

Milligan Water System routinely monitors for contaminants in your drinking water
according to Federal and State laws, rules, and regulations. Except where indicated
otherwise, this report is based on the results of our monitoring for the period of January 1
to December 31, 2007. Data obtained before January 1, 2007, andpresented in this report
are from the most recent testing done in accordance with the laws, rules, and regulations.

In 2004 the Department of Environmental Protection performed a Source Water
Assessment on our system and a search of the data sources indicated no potential sources
of contamination near our wells. The assessment results are available on the FDEP
Source Water Assessment and Protection Program website at www.dep.state. fl us/swapp.

In the table below, you may find unfamiliar terms and abbreviations. To help you better
understand these terms we've provided the following definitions:

Maximum Contaminant Level or MCL: The highest level of a contaminant that is
allowed in drinking water MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs asfeasible using the
best available treatment technology.
Maximum Contaminant Level Goal or MCLG: The level of a contaminant in drinking
water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a
margin of safety.


2007 TEST RESULTS TABLE
Contaminant and Unit of Dates of sampling MCL Violation Level Range of MCLi
Measurement m./yr. Yf Detected Result M CLG MCL
Radiological Contaminants
Alpha emitters (pCi/l) May 03 -N 0.58 0.5-0.58 0 15
Radium 226 or combined May 03 N 0.74 0.24-0.74 5
radium (pCi/l N 0.74 0.24-0.74 0 5
Inorganic Contaminants
- C
pi
Pe
Cadmium (ppb) Jul-06 N 0.3 ND-0.3 5 5 de
fn
fre

de
fe
Fluoride .(ppm) Jul-06 N 0.5 0.5 4 4.0
ad

or


Lead (point of entry) (ppb) Jul-06 N 2.0 ND-2.0 n/a 15

Sodium (ppm) Jul-06 N 78.0 76.0-78.0 N/A 160

Thallium (ppb) Jul-06 N 1.0 ND-1.0 0.5 2
c

Dates of AL 9th . AL
Contaminant and Unit Dates of AL 90th s ,, I MCLGsAL
Contaminant anolation Percentile samplingsites MCLG (Action Likely Source of C
of Measurementy) YN Result exceeding Level)
(moJ r theAl
Lead and Copper (Tap Water)
Copper (tap water) Jun-Sept Corrosion of household [
oppm r ( w J N 0.107 0 of 10 1.3 1.3 erosion of natural deposits;
(ppm) 05servti
Lead (tap water) Jun-Sept f Corrosion of household plumr
SN 1.0 10 0 15f ri l de

TTHMs and Stage 1 Disinfectant/Disinfection By-Product (D/DBP) Paramete
Contaminant . Dates of MCLRange MCLG or MCLor
and Unit of sampling Violation Level of LG Likely Source of
Measurement mo./vr.) YN Detect Results MRDL MRDL
Jan-Dec
Chlorine (ppm) JaDe N 0.3 0.2-0.3 MR MRDL= 4.0 Water additive used
a07 MRDLG=4
I TTM [total Jan-Dec
trihalomethanes] 06 N (Annual 8.9-9.5 NA MCL= 80 By-product of drinkil
(ppb)0---- g --
Haloacetic Acids Jan-Dqc
(five) (HAA5) (ppb) 06 d N (Annual 7.7-15.6 NA MCL= 60 By-product of drinkil
(five) (lIAA5) (pph) 06


Drinking Water


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Action Level (AL): The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded, triggers
treatment or other requirements that a water system must follow.
Picocuriepdr liter (pCi/L): measure of the radioactivity in water
"ND" means not detected and indicates that the substance was not found by
laboratory analysis.
Parts per million (ppm) or Milligrams per liter (mg/l): one part by weight of analyte to
1 million parts by weight of the water sample.
Parts per billion (ppb) or Micrograms per liter (fig/l): one part by weight of analyte to
1 billion parts by weight of the water sample.
Maximum residual disinfectant level or MRDL: The highest level of a disinfectant
allowed in drinking water There is convincing evidence that additionof a disinfectant
is necessaryfor control of microbial contaminants.
Maximum residual disinfectant level goal or MRDLG:. The level of a drinking water
disinfectant below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MRDLGs do not
reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants.
Initial Distribution System Evaluation (IDSE): An important part of the Stage 2
'Disinfection Byproducts Rule (DBPR). The IDSE is a one-time study conducted by
water systems to identify distribution system locations with high concentrations of
trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAs). Water systems will use results
fi-om the IDSE, in conjunction with their Stage I DBPR compliance monitoring data, to
select compliance monitoring locations for the Stage 2 DBPR.

The sources of drinking water (both tap water and bottled water) include rivers, lakes,
streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs, and wells. As water travels over the surface of the
land or through the ground, it dissolves naturally occurring minerals and, in some cases,
radioactive material, and can pick up substances resulting from the presence of animals or
from human activity.

Contaminants that may be present in source water include:
(A) Microbial contaminants, such as viruses and bacteria, which may come from
sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural livestock operations, and
wildlife.
(B) Inorganic contaminants, such as salts and metals, which can be naturally
occurring or result from urban stormwater runoff industrial
or domestic wastewater discharges, oil and gas production,
mining, or farming.
Source of (C) Pesticides and herbicides, which may come from a variety of
umnation _ sources such as agriculture, urban stormwater runoff and
residential uses.
0sion of natural (D) Organic chemical contaminants, including synthetic and
deposits volatile organic chemicals, which are by-products of industrial
asion of natural
deposits processes and petroleum production, and can also come from
gas stations, urban stormwater runoff and septic systems.
sion of galvanized (E) Radioactive contaminants, which can be naturally occurring or
erosion of natural be the result of oil and gas production and mining activities.
its; discharge from
refineries; runoff
waste batteries and In order to ensure that tap water is safe to drink, the EPA prescribes
ipatintu regulations, which limit the amount of certain contaminants in water
its; discharge from provided by public water systems. The Food and Drug Administration
zer and aluminum (FDA) regulations establish limits for contaminants in bottled water,
stories. Water which must provide the same protection for public health.
ve which promotes
ng teeth when at
um levels between Drinking water, including bottled water may reasonably be expected
7 and I3 pm , to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of
ue from man-made
tion such as auto contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health
ssions and paint; risk. More information about contaminants and potential health effects
pipe, casing, and can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency's Safe
water intrusion, Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791.
ching from soil
ocessing sites;- Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking
discharge from water than the generalpopulation. Immuno-compromisedpersons such
ronics, glass, and as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have
mp factories undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune
system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk
minati.. from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water
from their health care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate
means to lessen the risk of infection by Cryptosporidium and other
bhing systenwod microbiological contaminants are available from the Safe Drinking
Water Hotline (800-426-4791).
g systems, erosion
-t We at Milligan Water System would like you to understand the efforts
we make to continually improve the water treatment process and protect
our water resources. We are committed to insuring the quality of your
ntamination water Very soon you will see work begin on improvements and additions
to your water system that will help us better serve your water needs.
control microbes Watch the progress as work begins.

afterr disinfection If you have any questions or concerns about the information provided,
please feel free to call the system office at 537-9131. You are encouraged
waterr disinfection to attend any of our regular board meetings, which are held the second
Tuesday of each month at 7:00p.m. at the system office.


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BUSINESS


WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2008


Covenant Hospice launches



new cutting-edge system


Special to the News Bulletin
Covenant Hospice has
launched a cutting-edge
patient care documentation
system that will dramati-
cally reduce the amount of
time spent on physically
shuffling paperwork.
Using a team approach
to patient care, Covenant
Hospice's doctors, nurses,
home health aides, chap-
lains, social workers and
bereavement specialists
will be using tablet PCs and
PDAs on which a patient's
information can be upload-
ed and viewed in real time
by all other members of the
team. This integrated pa-
tient management system
uses encryption to ensure
accuracy and privacy.
The Crestview branch
of Covenant Hospice is the
first to receive training. The
company plans to have the
new system completely
rolled out by October.
"This is the future of
health care," said Dee Les-
lie, RN, CHPN, Clinical In-
formatics Specialist, who is



Roxanne Rice joins
Tastefully Simple.
Roxanne Rice of Crestview
has become an independent
consultant with Tastefully
Simple Inc., a national direct-
sales company featuring easy-
to-prepare gourmet products.
As a consultant, Rice of-
fers the company's gourmet
foods and beverages to guests
at home taste-testing parties.
Guests receive samples, easy
meal ideas, recipes and serv-
ing suggestions.
For more information
about contact Roxanne Rice at
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Special to the Crestview News Bulletin


Special to the News Bulletin
Evelyn Means, RN, and Faye Atwell, LPN, of the Covenant Hospice Crestview office, enter
data on their new tablet PC, which allows other Covenant team members to view the
information in real time.


spearheading the rollout of
the new system.
"The real advantage to
this system is that after a
team member visits a pa-
tient, they can input their
patient notes immediately


into the tablet PC, which
has a wireless air card so
it is instantly synced into
the electronic medical re-
cord, The rest of the team
can view these notes in real
time, rather than waiting


on the team member to re-
turn to the office."
Any ' critical patient
needs are immediately
communicated to the team
members, who can then act
on the patient's behalf.


Estelle Czaplicki named

Parthenon Resident of the Month


Special to the News Bulletin

Parthenon Healthcare
of Crestview is pleased to
announce Estelle Czaplicki
has been selected Resident
of the Month for April.
Estelle was born in Mil-
waukee, Wis., on Oct. 25,
1915 and has lived in Fort
Walton Beach for the last
30 years.
She has two sons and
worked assembling lawn
mowers. She used to col-


lect Holly Hobbie dolls
and enjoyed putting por-
celain dolls together.
She was a member of
the Okaloosa County ex-
tension club and the quilt-
ing club. She attended St.
Mary Catholic Church. Es-
telle enjoys bingo, attend-
ing church services, quilt-
ing and all other activities
at Parthenon. Congratula-
tions for being selected as
the April Resident of the
Month.


Estelle Czaplicki


At top, Margie's Sew Much Fun Inc. held its ribbon
cutting May 7. The store is located at 2014 Lacey Lane in
Crestview.
Above, Our House Child Care LLC held its ribbon cutting
May 8. The facility is located at 396 Garden St. in Crestview.


McLaughlin speaks


at PILOT meeting

Kyle Wright
Crestview News Bulletin

Sabrina McLaughlin,
Director of Decisions
at Insight Marketing
Communications, was : .o...
the featured speaker
at the Crestview Area f
Chamber of Commerce
PILOT (Professional


and Inspired Leaders of
Tomorrow) committee
meeting Monday after-
noon.
McLaughlin recount-
ed her career track and
'offered her tips for pro-
fessional success.
"Be fierce, be fabu-
lous, and never, ever be
forgettable," she told the
group. "If you do those
things, you will do okay
for yourself."
She also offered her
definition of a leader.
"A leader is someone
who inspires and moti-


Sabrina McLaughlin


vates others into action
so that they fulfill their
own destiny for the pur-
pose of good," she told
the group. "Find some-.
thing in your life where
you feel you are inspiring
and motivating someone
to fulfill their destiny."
The next PILOT meet-
ing is June 9 at The Wild
Olive. Contact the cham-
ber at 682-3212 to make a
reservation.


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Legal # 100369
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION CASE
NO. 08-CA-333
DAVID A RUSSELL,
Plaintiff
vs.
THOMAS R. SCHMITT,
Defendant.
AMENDED NOTICE
OF ACTION
TO: THOMAS R
SCHMITT
Residence unknown
LAST KNOWN MAILING
ADDRESS
THOMAS R. SCHMITT
3368 Lakeshore Drive
Chipley, Fl. 32428
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI-
FIED that an action to
foreclose a mortgage on
the following real prop-
erty located in Okaloosa
Florida:
Commencing at the
Northwest corner of Sec-
tion 16, T2N, R25W,
Okaloosa county, Flor-
ida, thence East 491.38
feet; thence South
4666.79 feet to point of
beginning; thence S 17
degrees 28'24" E a dis-
tance of 436.77 feet;
thence N 69 degrees
51'36" E a distance of
102.06 feet: thence N
17 degrees 26'24" W a
distance of 436.77 feet;
thence S 69 degrees
51'36" W a distance of
S100 feet to point of be-
ginning Lot 41 of an un-
recorded subdivision.
has been' filed against


you and you are required Defendant(s).
to serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any, NOTICE OF
to it on BEN L. HOLLEY,
plaintiff's attorney, whose TO: MINTE
address is Post Office A/K/A MINI
Box 1238 Crestview, JR.
Florida 32536, on or be-
fore May 26 2008 and LAST KNO'
file the original with the DRESS: 2492
clerk of*this court either VIEW DRIVE
before service on the CRESTVIEW, F
Plaintiffs attorney or im-
mediately thereafter; oth- CURRENT
erwise a default will be UNKNOWN
entered against you for
the relief demanded in LAST KNO'
the complaint or petition. DRESS: JACQ


DATED this 17th day of
April, 2008.


SMIlH
2492 S.
DRIVE' CRES1
32536


DON W. HOWARD .
CLERK OF CIRCUIT CURRENT
COURT UNKNOWN
RvKim Bouhall


Deputy Clerk ANY AND
KNOWN
04/23/08 CLAIMING
04/30/08 THROUGH,
05/07/08 AND AGAI
05/14/08 HEREIN NA
DIVIDUAL
-- ANT(S) WI
NOT KNOW
Legal # 100379 DEAD OR
WHETHER S
IN THE CIRCUIT KNOWN
COURT OF THE FIRST MAY CLAIM
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN TEREST AS
AND FOR HEIRS I
OKALOOSA GRAITEES,
COUNTY; FLORIDA OTHER CLAI1
CIVIL ACfION CASE
NO.: 46 2008 CA LAST KNO'
1607 C DIVISION: DRESS
FILE NO.:F08019247 -._


ACTION
R SMITH
TER SMITH


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ING TO THE PLAT decedent's estate, must DIVISION, ACCORD- LEGAL #120036 telephone number
THEREOF AS RE- file their claims with this ING TO THE PLAT (850)689-5000, Exten-
CORDED IN PLAT Court WITHIN THREE THEREOF AS RE IN THE CIRCUIT sion 7497, prior to'the
BOOK 2, PAGE 185, MONTHS AFTER THE CORDED IN PLAT COURT OF THE FIST proceeding. or Shalimar
OF THE PUBUC REC- DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- BOOK 4, PAGE 60 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 850)651-7497
ORDS OF LOCATION OF THIS NO- PUBUC RECORDS OF AND FOR MERCHANDISE
O K A L 0 0 S A TWICE. K A L 0 0 S A OKALOOSA IMPORTANT
COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY FLORIDA In accordance with the 3100 -Antiques
A . I ACOUN FLORIDA r n- Anniincna


WN AD- ALL CLAIMS ANU UB-
! S. LAKE- has been filed against JECTIONS NOT SO
you and you are required FILED WILL BE FOR-
L 32536 to serve a copy of your EVER BARRED.
written defenses if any,
ADDRESS: on or before June 12, The date of the first.publi-
2008, on Florida Default cation of this notice is
Law Group, P.L., May 14, 2008.
WN AD- Plaintiff's attorney, whose
)UELINE M. address is. 9119 Corpo- Personal Representative:
rate Lake Drive, Suite
LAKEVIEW 300, Tampa Florida Valerio Barone
TVIEW, FL. 33634a and file the 640 Reynolds Circle
original with this Court Mary . Esther, Florida
either before service on 32569
ADDRESS: Plaintiff's attorney or im-
mediately thereafter; oth- SALLIE Y. NORRIS
erwise a default will be Attorney For Personal
ALL UN- entered against you for Representative
PARTIES the relief demanded in ROBISON R. HARRELL &
BY, the Complaint or petition. ASSOCIATES, P.A.
UNDER 3 Clifford Drive
NST THi WITNESS my hand and Shalimar, Florida 32579
MED IN- the seal of this Court on 850-651-1111
DEFEND- this 1 day of May, 2008. Florida Bar Number
HO ARE 0023840


iN TO BE
ALIVE,
iAID UN-
.PARTIES
I AN IN-
SPOUSE,
DEVISEES
OR
ANTS
WN AD-


CURRENT ADDRESS:
CITIBANK, NA, AS UNKNOWN
TRUSTEE FOR BEAR
S T E A R N S YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
ASSET-BACKED SECURI- an action to foreclose a
TIES 2007-2, mortgage on the follow-
Plaintiff, in property in
S OKALOOSA County,
vs Florida:
MINTER SMITH A/K/A LOT, 8, BLOCK 3,
MINTER SMITH, JR., et LAKE SILVER FIRST
al, ADDITION, ACCORD-


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


05/14/08 .
05/21/08
l il A 1003814


IMPORTANT ' -ug .. iuu
In accordance with Amer- NOTICE OF AUCTION
icans with Disabilities
Act, persons with disabili- In accordance with Flor-
ties, needing special ac- ida Statutes, Advance
commodation to partici- Storaae Inc located at
pate in this proceeding 5180 .S. Ferdon Blvd.
should contact Court Ad- Crestview, FL, will offer
ministration at 101 James for sale to the highest
Lee Boulevard East, Crest- bidder the household and
view, FL. 32536-3515; other goods stored in the
t I e p h n e below listed units. Said
850-689-5600, Exten- goods are to be sold to
sion 7497, prior to the recover the rents not paid
proceedin. or Shalimar by the tenants.
850-651a 497
Advance Storace I


IMPORTANT . ... u
In accordance with the Eugene Slater
Am'iricans with -isabili- uni C39;
ties Act, persons with dis-
abilities needing special Tony Jones
accommodation to partic- unit C 120
ipate in this proceeding
should contact Court Ad- Amparo Cabrera
ministration at 1250 N. unit H 31
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar,
F. 32579; telephone The sale shall tal
number 850-651-7497, on May 17 2
prior to the proceeding. 9:00-10.00 a.m.


05/07/08
05/14/08


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Reg. In home dayco
Now has 2 openir
Ages 6 weeks to 5
old. Call for info.
682-4141



Honest & Dependab
Lady will clean your
house/apartment. Fr<
Estimates. Ref's
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to clean your home
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Driveways, Tear Outs
Replacements, Sidewalks
Bobcat Work. Free est.
685-7852
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Repairs, Remodeling,
Additions, Concrete/
Parking Lot Work,
Carpentr and Roofing.
Lic. #RG 0005399.
850-862-0383
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Masonry, Contractor-
Lic./Ins. Since 1977
All types of Concrete
work. House slabs,
Driveways, Additions.
3000 PSI mix used on
every job.
Also Bobcat work.
Free est.
682-0137
Cell 826-1672




NW FL Land Clearing
Comm. & Res. Site Dev.,
Subdivisions, Fill Dirt, Lot
Clearin , Lic./Ins.
682-631 /978-2142



Assistance with
Cooking, cleaning, runn-
ing errands, hospital
companion, family re-
ports in Crestview area
Avail Mon, Tues & Wed,
Contact Rachelle Adams
398-8309


MIKE GOLLES
' .'F .Aft. PAINTING
are. .i'C..1 Interior, exterior, also
gs. " SPECIAL pressure washing. Li-
yrs. HADMA censed & Insured. Free
@ HANDYMAN estimates. Ph. 682-5347.
SNo job too small. 15 Senior citizen discounts.
years experienced. Li-
censed and insured.
850-902-2222

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r Inc. Licensed and In-
ee sured. Honest and de-
pendable, references.
Call Terry 902-3928 Goin on Vaca-
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L sitter? Call B.J.
s 546-0144/398-5367
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on all your lawn care
needs. Pruning, -mowing,
edging, blowing off roof
and cleanup. One time
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or 259-5609
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Mow & clean yard, weed
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Work,
Bushhoggin Move dirt,
Clear underbrush, &
Small Tractor Work.
Lic/Ins. 850
537-3835/546-1283






Fox Trot Tree Serv-
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small. Free Estimates,
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IN THE CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR THE COURT OF THE 1ST
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
CUIT IN AND FOR AND FOR
OKALOOSA OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION GENERAL JURISDIC-
CASE NUMBER TION DIVISION CASE
08-CP-354 NO:2007CA2112


IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
ASSUNTA M. BARONE,
Deceased..
NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS


US BANK, N.A. AS
TRUSTEE
Plaintiff
vs.


ANN , PORTER; UN-
TO ALL PERSONS KNOWN SPOUSE OF
HAVING CLAIMS OR .ANN PORTER IF ANY;
DEMANDS AGAINST VIVIAN ANN SORRELLS
THE ABOVE ESTATE: UNKNOWN SPOUSE
OF VIVIAN ANN SOR-
The administration of the RELLS IF ANY ANY AND
estate of ASSUNTA M. ALL UNKNOWN PAR-
BARONE, deceased TIES CLAIMING BY
File Number 08-CP-354 THROUGH UNDER
is pending inthe Probate AND AGdAINST THE
Court, Oaloosa County HEREIN NAMED INDI-
Florida, the address o VIDUAL DEFENDANT(S)
v.hich ;, WHO . ARE NOT
. KNOWN TO BE DEAD
Clerk if Circuit Court OR ALIVE, WHETHER
Okaloosa County Court- SAID UNKNOWN PAR-
house Annex TIES MAY CLAIM AN IN-
1250 Eglin Parkway TEREST AS SPOUSES,
Shalimar, Fl. 32579 HEIRS DEVISEES,
GRANTEES OR OTHER
The names and ad- CLAIMANTS DEFEND-
dresses of personal rep- ANT(S)


resentative and the per-
sonal representative's at-
torney are set forth be-
low.
ALL INTERESTED PER-
SONS ARE NOTIFIED
THAT:
All creditors of the dece-
dent, and other persons
having claims or de-
mands against the
'decedent's estate, on
whom a copy of this no-
tice is served, within
three months after the
date of the first publica-
tion of this notice, must
file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATIONS OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY
DAYS AFTER THE DATE
OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent, and persons
having claims or de-
mands against


RE-NOTICE OF FORE-
CLOSURE SALE
NOTICE' IS , HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to an
Order Granting the Mo-
tion to Reset Foreclosure
Sale dated April 18,
2008 entered in Civil
Case No. 2007CA2112
of the Circuit Court of the
1ST Judicial Circuit in
and for OKALOOSA
County, Crestview, Flor-
ida, I will sell to the high-
est and best bidder Tor
cash at The front south
door of the Okaloosa
County Courthouse of the
OKALOOSA County
Courthouse at 101 James
Lee Blvd. Crestview, Flor-
ida at 11:00 a.m. on the
20th day of May, 2008
the following described
property as set forth in
sai Summary Final Judg-
ment, to-wit:
LOT 15 BLOCK A
AND THE NORTH
25.49 FEET OF LOT
14, BLOCK A,
TOWER ACRES SUB-


Any person claiming an
interest in - the surplus
from the sale, if any,
other than the property
owner as of the date of
the lis pendens, must file
a claim within 60 days
after the sale.
Dated this 21 day of
April 2008.
Don W. Howard.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: Kathryn Davis
Deputy Clerk
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
904-65 1-7497
1-800-955-8771 (TDD)
or 1-800-955-8771, via
Florida Relay Service.
DAVID J. STERN, P.A.
900 SOUTH PINE IS-
LAND ROAD SUITE 400
PLANTATION, FL
3 3 3 2 4 - 3 9 2 0
(954)233-8000
05/10/2008
05/14/2008
LEGAL # 120038
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
- FILE NO.
2008-CP-491 DIVI-
SION PROBATE
IN RE: ESTATE OF
CAROLYN PAULINE
SPENCER
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS
The administration of the
estate of CAROLYN
PAULINE SPENCER,
deceased, whose date of
death was February 25,
2008, is pending in the
Circuit Court for
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida Probate Division, the
address of which is P.O.
DRAWER 1359 CREST-
VIEW, FL 32536-1359.
The names and ad-
dresses of the Personal
Representative and the
Personal Representative's
attorney are set forth be-
low. All creditors of the
Decedent and other per-
sons having claims or de-
mands against
Decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this no-
tice is ,required to be
served must file their
claims with this court
WITHIN THE LATER OF
3 MONTHS AFTER THE
TIME OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NO-
TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM. All
other creditors of the De-
cedent and other persons
having claims or de-
.mands against
Decedent's estate must
file their claims with this
court . WITHIN 3.
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NO-
TICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT
FILED WITHIN THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH IN
SECTION 733.702 OF
THE FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED. NOTWITH-
STANDING THE TIME
PERIODS SET FORTH
ABOVE. ANY CLAIM
FILED TWO (2) YEARS
OR MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF
DEATH IS BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this notice is
May 14, 2008.
Attorney for Personal
Representative: AARON
B. WENTZ, Esquire
Attorney for Personal
Representative Florida
Bar No. 0065810 814A
Shadow Lane Ft. Walton
Beach, FL 32547 Tele-
phone: (850)863-8006
Personal Representative:
MARILYN J. YOUNG
57 Olde Cypress Circle,
NW Ft. Walton Beach,
FL 32548
05/14/2008
05/21/2008


CIVIL ACtlON CASE , ^mercans wrn lisaoii-
NO.: ties Act, persons with dis-
46-2008-CA-1069-S abilities needing special
DIVISION: FILE NO.: accommodation to partic-
F08012260 . ipate in this proceeding
hIr ^nnr Cnir Ar


HSBC BANK USA,
NATIONAL .ASSOCI-
ATION,
Plaintiff,


should contact UUIrt d-
ministration at 1250 N.
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar,
FL, 32579; telephone
number (850)651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.


V*. 05/07/2008
KAREN BUSHMAN, 05/14/2008
et al,
Defendant(s).


NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF KAREN
BUSHMAN
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: 8275
HABERSHAM WATERS
ROAD ATLANTA, GA
30350-3713
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
ANY AND ALL UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH UNDER,
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 SPOUSE,
HEIRS DEVISEES
GRANTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action.to foreclose a
mortgage on the follow-
iong property in
OKALOOSA County.


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Please write RLB P.O.
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THEREOF RECORDED'
IN OFFICIAL RECORD 1170
BOOK 1266 PAGE EARRING found during
891, AND AMENDED yard sale Sat. May 3f
BY DOCUMENT RE- 682-4425
CORDED IN OFFICIAL--
RECORD BOOK
2131 PAGE 1283, /
OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF
OKALOO S A '
COUNTY FLORIDA L
TOGETHER WITH AN
UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN THE COMMON EL-
EMENTS IF ANY, AP- PETS & ANIMALS
PURfENANT-
THERETO, SUBJECT 2100-Pets
TO AND IN ACCORD- 2110 - Pets: Free to
ANCE WITH THE Good Home
COVENANTS CON- 2120 - Pet Supplies
DITIONS, ESTRIC- 2130 - Farm Animals/
EDITIONS kESTRCl'dSupplies
TIONS ERMS AND 2140 uppetsivestoc
OTHER PROVISIONS - etiet
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TION.
has been filed against
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on or before une 12, AKC Boxer Puppies -
2008, on Florida Default Only 2 puppies left.
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33634 and file the origi- Sweet, loving, hand cu
nal with this Court either ded 12 w. od male .
before service onSable & White color,
Plaintiff's attorney or im- $350.689-1535
mediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be - TO AY
entered against you for W
the relief demanded in
the Complaint or petition.
This notice shall be pub- nnj
lished once each week Yu-rr
for two consecutive
weeks in the Crestview Jack Russell's
News Bulletin. WITNESS For Sale
ti han and the seal of Full bred, shots Must sell
Court on this ay $300. (850) 200- 2843.
of May, 2008. 1 . . ...


Don W Howard
Clerk of the Court
By: Kilty Sims
As Deputy Clerk
Florida Default Law
Grou, P.L. P.O. Box
25018P Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with Disabili-
ties Act, persons with dis-
abilities needing special
accommodation to partic-
ipate in this proceeding
should contact Court Ad-
ministration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East, Crest-
view, FL, 32536-3515;


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3140 - Baby Items
3150 - Building Supplies
3160 - Business
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3170 - Collectibles
3180 - Computers
3190 - Electronics
3200 - Firewood
3220 - Furniture
3230 - Garage/Yard Sales
3240 - Guns
3250 - Good-Things to Eat
3260 - Health & Fitness
3270 - Jewelry/Clothing
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1264 Sioux Circle (Off
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Misc. household ' and
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plus more.
Crestview
Garage Sale
Sat. M/ay 17th,
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Crestview
Huge Garage
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Sat. May 17
8am- 3pm
5662 Old Bethal Rd.
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Crestview
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Graco stroller, Schwinn
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Sat. May 17
7am - until
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Cleaning out & moving
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Fir. Ma 16th & Sat.
May 17th
8am - 4pm
921 E. Chestnut Ave.
Under Carport & Inside
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Fri & Sat 6am-?
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Lots of stuff! Come & seel
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Sat May 17
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Red Top House on Wiste-
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rific location south of
1-10, great visibility. Call
now for details,
685-0470,




Crestview- 2br, 1ba,
quiet, gated, no pets
$600mo/$550dep, 12
mo lease req. 585-1574
Crestview
3 br. 2 ba. No Petsl 2
blocks from Walker Elem.
$775. mos. & SD Avail.
May 23 Call 683-1354
or 758-6068
Crestview, Bent Creek
Apartments I, Vouchers
Accepted. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
1 & 2 BR, HC & non HC
accessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Road
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5 563
TDD/TTY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity


6130


NfEW TIDAY
Crestview 2BR 1BA
townhouse. Washer &
dryer. 128 Lake St.
$00mo + $500dep
682-6514
Crestview Eagles Land-
ing New 2BR, 2.5BA TH
S. of 1-10. Lg pool &
gym. Extra parking. Lawn
maint provided. $945
mo. 850-528-0716


6140
3br, lba, $775/mo.
$795dd. 1 acre lot. No
smoke/pets. Call
2400890
3BR/2BA Foreclosurel
$22,0001 ' Only
$19�/Mol 5% down 20
years @ 8% apr. Buy,
4/BR $259/Mol For list-
ing (800)366-9783 Ext
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American Realty
of Northwest
Florida, Inc.
682-4822 or
651-5717 EHO
e615 Edney Ave, 2br,
2ba $575
*865 Brett St. 2br,
1.5ba $650
*2592 Victoria PI, 2br,
Iba $685
*659 Griffith Ave. 3br,
1.5ba, $725
*462 1st Ave @, 3br,
2ba, $775
*9 Flora Cove, 3br,
2ba, $800
*39 Reaent Rd
3 br ba $1000
*374 Brackin St. 3br,
2ba, $800
*304 Crooked Pine Tr,
3br, 2.5ba $800
* 111 Swaying Pine Ct.
3br 2.5ba, $825
*206 Southview Dr. 3br
2ba, $850
e6110 Sonny Ln 3br,
� 211 Swaying Pine Ct.
3br, 2.5ba, $845
* 423 Northview Ln,
3br, 2ba, $850
*3112 Skyhawk Dr.
3br, 2ba, $995
*353 Adams Dr. 3br,
2ba $950
*6219 Winstead Rd,
3br, 2ba, $875
* 402 Tobago Ct. 3br,
2ba, $1050
0110 Golf Course Dr.
3br, 2ba, $1050
*1812 Waterway Dr.
3br, 2ba, $1125
* 12 Courtney Ln. 4br,
2ba, $1150
0216 Citadel Lane 3br,
2ba, $1200
* 5434 Brooke Dr. 4br,
2ba $1295
*2468 Bell Ridge Dr.
4br2ba, $1450
* 6220 Shire Ln, 4br,
3ba, $1400
0223 Trish Dr. 4br, 2ba,
$1400
* 6377 Havenmist Ln.
4br, 2ba, $1500
Visit us at
www.era-american.com



Century 21
Moulton Realty
682-3849
Rentals:
* 1434 N. Purl St
3 br, 2 ba, $950
0513 WingSpan Way
3br 21'/ba $1000+dd
* 5474 Haburn St
3br, 2ba $975mo+dd.
* 4295 Batten Rd,
3br 2ba $1000mo+dd
* 6 Courtney Lane
3br 2ba $825mo+dd
* 4733 Meadow Lake
Drive, 3 br, 212 ba
$1500mo +dd
S5812 Old Bethel Rd
3 br 3 ba $900mo+dd
* 4038 Falcon Way
3 br 2 ba $850mo+dd
* 211 Warrior
3 br 2 ba $1200mo
* 369 Joh'n Kind Rd
3 br, 2 ba, $875+dd
* 220 Water Oak
3 br, 2 ba, $850+dd
* 3205 Maple Ave.
1 br 1 ba, $675+dd
* 2878 Atoka Trail
3 br, 2 ba, $1150+dd


Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
Terrace, Crestview FI
32536 (850)689-1515
or (8501682-5922
e307 Walnut Ave, 1br,
1ba 700sf $450 triplex
* 305 Walnut Ave 2BR,
1BA, 900sf, $525 end
unit
* 309 Walnut Ave. 2br
1ba 900sf, $525 end
unit
* 116 Hampton Dr. 2br
1.5ba, 900sf, $550,
Townhome
* 2385 Susan Dr. Base-
ment apt, 1br 1ba,
1052sf, $595, utils incl.
* 238 Runnymeade Dr.
2BR, 1.5BA, 930, sf,
$625, interior unit
* 216 Virginia St 2br,
1.5ba, 1000sf, $650,
new paint and carpet
* 132 Ham ton Dr. 3br,
2ba, 1071sf, $795. pets
allowed
* 34 Regent Rd. 3BR,
2BA 1418sf, $950, pets
allowed w/approval
* 110 Nivana Dr 3br,
2ba 1176sf, $800,
South of 1-10
02957 Sholtz Ave 3br
2ba 1244sf $750 no
pets.
026? Swaying Pine Ct
3br. 2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$800, End Unit THf
11562 Texas Pkw 3br,
2ba, 11,09sf $8.25 no
pets 1 st month rent free
0274 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba 1,415sf,
$850 new townhome
0268 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba 1415sf
$850, new townhome
* 264 Swaying Pine Ct
3BR, 2.5BA, 1309sf
$875,end unit TH
*270 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba, 1,528sf,
$875, new townhome
0272 Swaying Pine Ct
3br, 2.5ba 1,528sf,
$875 new townhome
0114 Feldon Drive 3br
2ba, 1426 sq ft, $875
half off first months rent
@50 Abbey Rd. 3br, 2ba
1165sf, $875 cathedral
ceilings in master bed
*23 85 Susan Drive-
house 3br, 2ba, 1640sf,
$895 waterfront
02813 Mohican Way
3br, 2ba, 1642sf, $950
South of 1-10 .
0109 Steeplechase Dr. 3
br, 2 ba, 1025 sf, $975,
new paint & vinyl
e2838 Tamiami. Trail
4br, 2ba, 1942sf, $995
1 st month rent free.
e507 White Oak Lane
3br, 2ba, 1542sf $995,
first month's rent free
e1819 Waterway Lane,
3br 2ba 1420sf,
$1050, no pets allowed,
Baker
*1235 Gabrielle Dr. 3br
2ba, 1758sf, $1075
large fenced back yard
* 5590 Wheeler Place,
3br 2ba, 1636sf,
i1075, 1st month rent
0642 Territory Lane 4br,
3ba, 3031sf $1500 first
month rent free to military
03037 Stillwell Blvdc
3br 2ba, 1929 sf,
$1195, hardwood floors
& tile
for further information
visit www.cbmeproperty
management.com


Crestview, FL
4BR/3BA 2tl13Sq Fi 5255000
Large home, 1ois cEl ,,ate, w/lswimmng
pool & tennis available for you.
MLS 492010
850 902.3548. M ,helle Garon


Crestview, FL
3BR/28A 1525 Sq Fr $169 700
Beauilul home n Wildwood Gables wilh
open Iloor plan luis of era.ra
MILS 492067
850 758 123b, Biandun Joidaii


Country living 3/4 mile
north High School. 3BR,
1.5BA, $800/mo. +
$800 security deposit.
Call 830-8411 or
582-2722


Crestview 3 BR, 2 BA,
2 CG. Brand new, I
fenced yard/ covered
porch. Pets OK. $1150
+DD. 850-6834104


Crestview 3 or 4 br, 2
ba, Section 8 approved,
deposit required.
537-2960 or 830-7944


Crestview
3br, Iba, House on Au-.
burn Rd. Avail. May 1-08
$800mo/$800dep
689-2831 or 682-6794


Crestview
4br/2ba, Lg Block
Home, 1 yard, wash-
er/dryer, hook-up, first &
last rent $700 - Plus
$400. Dep.
850-398-0763


Florala
Small Cottage suitable
for one person in nice
quiet neighborhood near
lake. $300. mos., Dep.
& Ref. required. Call
850496-4258




NEW TOliAAY

Janet Johnson
Realty, Inc
Equal Housing
Opporituni
6B2-18&

Baker
* 1108 Blackberry Cir.
4 br, 2ba, $1150
Crestview
* 606 Henderson St.
1 br, 1 ba, $550
* 1413 S. Pearl St.
4 br 1 ba, $600
* 2934 McCarty Ave.
2 br 1 ba, $675
S68/ Valley Road
2 br, 1 ba, $675
* 6020 Gagnon
3 br 2 ba $775
* 265 Lindber St
3 br 2 ba, $795
* 685 Chestnut
3 br 2 ba $795
* 420 Oak lace
3 br, 2 ba, $800
* 3180 Lakeview St
3 br, 2 ba, $825
* 32/8 Auburn Rd
3 br, 2 ba, $875
* 651 Panam Dr
4 b 2ba, $950-
* 6451 Moonlight Ln
3 br, 2 ba, $995
* 421 Juniper Dr
3 br, 2 ba, $995
* 6458 Moonli ht Ln
3 br, 2 ba, $T100
* 5963 Linene Dr
3 br, 2 ba, $1150
* 6462 Moonfliht Lane
3 br, 2 ba, $f150
* 460 Jillian Dr
4 br, 2 ba, $1250


Cresiview, FL
3BR/ZBA 1929 Sq FI. 5229.000
Beauldul caslom buIll home by Tew
Construction. Lots of upgrades.
MLS 491466
850 902.3548, Michelle Garon


DOKer, rFL
2.BR/2BA, 1508 Sq. Ft., $225,000.
Lovely home in excellent condition, on 7
acres. Large stone fireplace in greatroom.
MLS 491755
850 902 1294. Faye Shirey


Milton, FL 4BR/2BA, 2493 Sq. Ft., $234,000.
3BR/2BA 1344 Sq Ft $139 900 Price just reduced on this exceptional
Wc',de'rtul home radv to move- iro Near home. Contemporary brick, large lot.
Whi.ng Fleld MLS 470237 MLS 485120.
850 428 Ul018 Mere DuBow 850 803 4887, G.nny Bauer


DeFuniak Springs, FL
38R/I 5BA 2136 Sq Fi $370000
Large waterfront home on 6 acres with
paved road frontage. MLS 488717.
850 305 1201 (hitmine von dem Bath


Crestview, FL
3BR/2BA, 1288 Sq. Ft., $79,500.
A little doll house close to everything &
affordable in city limits. MLS 474020.
850.585.3627, Carolyn Myler







Cresiview, FL
3BR/2BA, 1953 Sq. Ft., $229,000.
Exceptional home, tastefully decorated &
above all the rest. Many upgrades.
MLS 490045.
850.902.3300, Joan Kradlak


4BRJ2 5BA 2618 Sq FI 5277 500
Fabulous country estate! Cedar & stone
home w/huge porch for wonderful views.
MLS 489231.
850 865 2593. Larry Dreaden








DeFuniak Springs, FL
,3BR/2BA, 1726 Sq. Ft., $99,900.
New price & motivated sellers. Great
home w/split floor plan. MLS 490166.
850.826.2425, Samantha Parker


Crestview, FL
4BR/3BA, 1935 Sq. Ft., $210,000.
Great location convenient to everything,
nice open floor plan. MLS 492153.
850.902.3300, Joan Kradlak


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Teel & Waters
Real Estate
RENTALS
682-6156
t 204 Booker St.
550 2 br 1 ba
+ 227 Walker Circle
$725, 3br, 2 ba, 1 cg
t 2520 Sunset Dr
800, 3 br, 1Y2 ba, 1 cg
* 121 Eloise Place
$925 3 br, 2 ba, 2 cg
+ 391 Riverchase
$1250, 4br, 2 ba, 2 cg,
No pets
* 2647 Sorrell Ridge Rd
1800, 3br, 2/2ba, 2cg
All Properties require a
credit check, 1 yr lease,
no inside smoking. Pet
fees are non- refundable.
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* 150
Crestview
room mate wanted
$500. utilities s included
please call
50-637-8720
Crestview; House to
share. All utilities includ-
ing digital cable. Small
deposit $400/mo.
850-902-6032


Crestview
1 person utilities in-
cluded w/ phone & ca-
ble $280. per month or
$70. per week.
398-5101
Crestview
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Furnished Room
In Christian home, pvt.
entrance, bath, kitchen-
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cluded $130wk, $100.
deposit 850-682-1363
Crestview; $500
month utility's included
.683-0425


S 6170
3 BR 2 BA trailer for
rent 6238 Old River Rd,
Baker, FL $700 month
No pets 850 225-3204
3br, 2ba, large yard.
Larle trailer. No
smoke/pets. $550/mo.
$575dd. 240-0890
Baker; Newly remod-
eled 2br, lba, MH on
acre lot. $550mo/$550
dep, no pets/smoking.
Ref Required 537-2518


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Crestvew, 2 Bedroom
per month and $400 de-
posit call 682-9653 or
758-8736






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7100 - Homes
7110- Beach Home/
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7120 - Commercial
7130 - Condor/Townhouse
7140 - Farms & Ranches
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7160- Mobile Homes
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7180- Investment
Property
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Crestview- 2 br, 1 ba,
recently renovated home
800sf on %acre lot S. ot
Hwy 90. $69,500. Call
850 2094353
For sale by owner; 3br,
2ba, large bedrooms,
large kitchen, 1 acre,
$149,900. 240-0890


NEW TiiAY
Girl Scout Rd


HOMES
$49,500 qtr lot, 3/2
large kitchen off paved
road with appliances,
ready to move in Call
Stephanie w/ Sundance
Agency 902-0084 to set
up your closing date


NEW TOiAV
Girl Scout Rd
MOVE IN
New Construction, over
1400s ft 3/2 open floor
plan, hardwood floors,
screen end porch, 2 car
garage backs up to
county property Call
Stephanie w/Sundqncy
Ageny 902-0084 to
make an offer

NEW TNOAY
GREAT BUY!
3BR, 1 5BA 1283SF for
only $80,00. , '
Mildred C.
Heaton Realty,
Inc.
850-689-1334
or 582-3806


Individual wants to buy
house for investment. Call
651-0987



Navarre ~
2 story, 4 br, 2/2 ba,
2150sf home on large
natural lot. 9' ceilings,
separate living & dining
rooms, eat-in Kitchen. Lg.
whirlpool tub and
separate shower in mas-
ter bath. Beautiful, quiet
waterfront neighborhood.
Priced to sell at the re-
duced price of
$248,750. Call 850
261-0322, or 685-8048
leave message.


NEW TiOAY
NEW, ENERGY
EFFICIENT
on 1 full acre 1632 SF,.
car gar. 3br, 2ba
covered porch,
$179,995.
Mildred C.
Heaton Realty,
Inc.
850-689-1334
or 582-3806




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Near Hospital, /2 acre
for only $150,000.
Mildred C.
HeatQn Realty,
Inc.
850-689-1334
or 582-3806


Southern Colorado
Ranch Sale 35 Acres w/
- fIEIAYV Well just $356/month*
l l l Spectacular Rocky Moun-
tain views Year-round ac-
cess Nicely treed Access
Crestview to electric and telephone
lCall Red Creek Land to-
8da5866)OWN-LAND x
www.seecedarwood
HORSE FARM station.comn Offer void
OR5944. FRd where prohibited. Terms
5944 Ridge Crest/13 and conditions subject to
AC. built in '04/3br change without notice:
2ba 2820sf w *Monthy payment of
72'x7' barn w/ft $356.2 based upon
27,900/ $97.48/f purchase price of
-225-0001 69,900 with 15%
Howton Realty, Inc. down and $59 415 fi-
nanced via a 30 year
mortgage at a fixed inter-
estedrate of 6.00%.


* Land Auction * 250 7160 --
-Props Must be SoldI Low 16X80 1997 Fleet-
Down / E-Z Financing wood Mobile home
Free Brochure w/attatched porch lo-
800-890-1292 cated in Crestview mo-
www.LANDAUCTION.com bile home park. Can stay
in park or be moved.
Avail. July 1, 2008, 2 br.
1 acre lots vacant or 2 full ba. w/garden tub
with home. Auburn area. in each, newer heat
Call 850-240-0890 Pump system, side by
side refrig and dish-
-washer. Great condition
$30,000. Firm
NEW TODAY 850-758-1227

Acreage 1- 7190
On Paved Rd., adjoining
Blackwater Forest, starr- NEW ARIZONA
ing at $5,500 P/ac. Also LAND RUSH!
Farm with nice home and tball Field"
Large lake. 1 or 2V2 "Football Field"
Large lake sized otsl $0 Down $0
Mildred C. Interest, $159-$208/mo;
Heaton Realty, Money back guaranteed,
Inc. Toll-free 1-800-603-6233
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or 582-3806 virginia Mountains Log
cabin shell on 2 private
acres near very wide
trout stream in the Galax
Airport Lakes Estates, area and New River
3 / o 3 acre lakefront State Park $139,500.
and wooded lots starting Owner (866)789-8535.
@ 17k to 39k, sur- __ ______
rounded by 5k acres of
Lake Barkley state park,
utilities/county roads in _,, lt
place, close to hospitals
and schools. Jay
Bachman
1800)964-7495 ora C
7271492-8380
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AUTOMOTIVE, MARINE
RECR ONAL
Crestview- 105'x420' 8100 - Antique & Collectibles
commercial lot, water & 811o - Cars
sewer available. $500K. 8120- Sports Utility Vehicles
Call 682-8599 8130 - Trucks
8140 - Vans
8150 - Commercial
8160 - Motorcycles
..W TlAV 8170 - Auto Parts
NEW TOD AY 821 & Accessories
8220 - Personal Watercraft
Crestview 8230 - Sailboats
Beautiful 1 acre lot S. of 8240 - Boat & Marine
1-10 in the private Supplies
Meadow Lake Subdivi 8310-Aircraft/Aviation
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sion $79,900. Owner is 830 - Campers & TraVehlers
licensed real estate 8340 - Motorhames
agent. Call 8340- Motorhomes
850-543-2734 -

Grand Opening Salel "I 8100 4x
Saturday, May 31stl 1+ 1976 Dodge 4x4
acre lake access just Power Wagon
$29,900- includes Free Pooks & runs great!wer Wagon
boat slips On 160,000 oks& s gret
acre recreational lake in Must Seel
Kentucky. Save $5000 850.621.4770
Guaranfeedl Prime
lockable lakefront avail-
able. Lowest financing in
25+ years. Be 1st to seel 810 s
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Hilto Hea ak SC White with grey interior
Hilton Head Lakes SC- 94K< miles. Great
Finally Affordable Lake- condition. Excellent carl
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Fishing* No Time Limit to boats, etc. Running or
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Lotsl $0 Down. $0 Inter- NEW TD
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Lov Miles, $7,500. Call
305-2410



Chevy Venture '99, dbl
sliding doors cold A/C,
runs greatly $3100 obo.
Call 642-7845



1998 Kawasaki 750 Vul-
can. 21 800 miles.
Good cond. $1750. obo
5375179



SeaDoo GTX
Limited
2005 Under 30hr 215hp
bought new serviced lo-
cally w/trailer cover GPS
& more $8500 OBO
850-682-0294



50cc Baja dirt bike, like
new. has all original
papers & title Paid $o00.
wifl sell for $400.
537-9706 or 537-8516


Xtreme Boats
All Welded, All Aminum Boats.
$500 - $1,000 Rebates on all Xtreme Boats,
We also sell Smoker/BBQ, Fryers,
utility Vehicles. BoniayFL
www.xtremeindustries.com
Toll Free 1-866-684-3376


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Price to Sell, Large Lot, 1850 sq ft, New
Appliances, Renovations, Located on
Patton St. in Crestview.
Must Sell Soon! $142,000
Call Eric at 699-2134


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Don't miss your opportunity to live in a
Brand New Touchstone Energy Efficient
Beautiful Quality Built Single Family Home.

Close to Crestview and Eglin AFB.
Homes include 3 & 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and 1 & 2
car garage, kitchen (with self-cleaning oven, stove,
dishwasher & microwave/hood), patio, central
heat and air, carpeting and ceiling fans.

Come in and sign a 12 month lease and
receive $100 OFF your 1s month's rent.
Rent starting at $885.00 per month.
Rent to own Available.

Call today (850) 689-2221 or
carol@cornerstoneconstruction.info.
Offer expires 07/01/08


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