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New witness in Howard case?


Tom McLaughlin
Florida Freedom Newspapers
CRESTVIEW-Aninvestigator
tracking the killer of Melissa
Howard has come to believe she
was murdered by a professional.
"If it wasn't a professional,
it was someone who didn't
leave many clues behind," said
Crestview police Investigator
Richard Trent. "It looked like a
professional, whether it was or


not."
Crestview police
have received most of
the forensic evidence
removed from
Howard's home Jan.
6, 2006, the day the
33-year-old mother
of three was brutally
murdered.
It has provided
painfully few clues.
"We didn't get


Melissa Howard


anything back that's
going to allow us to
connect this to anyone,"
Trent said. "We don't
have anything to identify
anyone but her. All the
blood found on the scene
was hers."
Police arrived at
Howard's home at
222 Tiffot Court after
receiving a phone call at
about 11:15 p.m.


A man Howard was seeing,
her daughter and her daughter's
boyfriend had jimmied the lock
when they couldn't reach her
and found her body on the living
room floor.
Officers noted a wound to the
victim's neck, thought to have
been inflicted with a knife, and
"excessive blood pooled around
her head" a police report said.
The police theory that Howard
could have been "hit" is one that


people close to the victim have
been saying since the crime was
committed.
"I told them that the night it
happened," said Ronnie Daughtry,
who arrived at Howard's home
shortly after authorities did. "I
told them in front of that house
exactly what had happened."
What Daughtry told
investigators, according to the
See HOWARD A3


LIVING LARGE


City Council


tackles sex


offender


ordinance
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW Monday's City Council
meeting found council members confronting
a pair of potentially contentious issues -
and one easily embraced by all.
Relatively late in the meeting's busy
agenda was the presentation of the city's
proposed Sexual Offenders and Sexual
Predators Ordinance, a law the council
directed the city's Administrative Services
staff to write.
The city proposes a 2,500-foot barrier to
keep any convicted sexual offenders away
from a variety of locations where children
might congregate. Though the state requires
a 1,000-foot zone, Crestview's proposed
ordinance passed on a majority vote to more
than double it.
"There was some discussion as to
whether this would withstand the scrutiny

See COUNCIL A3


Seen from the air, Quiet Meadow Farms, with its graceful lanes and formal gardens, appears
to be the quintessential southern plantation it emulates.

Baker mansion expected to fetch millions


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
BAKER Thursday one of
the county's most stunning
homes goes on the auction
block.
Tucked discreetly into
the peaceful farmlands near
Baker, Quiet Meadow Farms
has been praised for its
"pure rural beauty," and the
mansion, sitting in its 71-acre
estate, has won accolades
for its craftsmanship and
attention to detail.
The home of former golf
pro-turned antiques dealer
Bill McKelvy and his wife,
Jan, the mansion was started
in 1997 and took five years to
build.
"He literally had 25


workers or more on the site
for five years," said Carl
Carter of J.P. King Auction
Company. "I've never
seen the kind .of elaborate
woodwork that this house
has."
The Gadsden, Ala.-based
auction house, founded in
1915, specializes in high-
end properties and will be
handling the 11 a.m. auction
Thursday.
Located on Griffith
Mill Road, the 5-bedroom,
8-bathroom home is filled
with antiques. Walkways
around its formal gardens are
made from bricks recovered
from turn-of-the-century
Chicago industrial buildings.
Gas lamps lining the curved,
quarter-mile driveway used


to illuminate streets in old
Savannah, Ga., and though
converted to electricity, still
flicker with that warm gas
touch.
With its steel frame,
elevator, three-car garage,
2-bedroom, 2-1/2 bath
servants' quarters,
exceptional insulation and
energy efficiency (electric
bills average no more than
$200 per month), five wells,
and a generator capable of
powering the entire estate,
Quiet Meadow Farms would
seem to be the home of the
future.
But all these features are
merely the infrastructure
supporting a gracious
southern mansion filled with
antebellum and European


fittings, furnishings and
details.
"You look at a piece of
furniture and it has a lot of
ornate carving," observed
Carter. "Well, you've got this
throughout the whole house.
He's a dealer in fine antiques
and he built the woodwork
throughout the whole house
using the techniques in the
antiques he sells."
Chamfered white oak
paneling, Italian marble,
French stained glass, and
5-inch wide pine flooring
from the old Sears building in
Chicago abound throughout
the house.
"'Zipper cut' federal
glass that hasn't been made
See MANSION A3


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CRESTVIEW Spanish
Trail Park was abuzz
Saturday with scores of
area Scouts of all types.
Duringtheday,Pinewood
Derby cars shot down a
four-lane track, an outdoor
game of "Battleship" was in
full swing, s'mores tempted
taste buds, radio buffs
contacted hams far and
wide, outdoor skills were
on display, and McGruff
the Crime Dog encouraged
everyone to "take a bite out
of crime."
"Everybody's having
fun and we're all getting
to learn about each
other's programs," said
Boy Scouts of America
Unit Commissioner Rae
Schwartz.
The day concluded as
Crestview's Troop 773
conducted "a very moving
flag retirement ceremony,"
said Schwartz. The scouts
and their leaders retired
close to 60 flags "in a
correct and respectful
ceremony, accompanied
by ,an explanation and
patriotic reading by one of
the Scouts," she said.
"The ceremony finished
with the raising of a new
flag over Spanish Trail
Park, and the reciting of
the Pledge of Allegiance,"
she continued. "Even on a
day of fun, Scouts served
the community by correctly
disposing of worn flags,
and by enhancing the park
with a new one."
An upcoming project
by a Troop 773 Eagle Scout
candidate will further
improve the park, Schwartz
noted.


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Cub Scout Alan Jamison of Pack 799, safely guided his boat, complete
with a sail he decorated himself, to the end of its course.


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the county grows, so does
scouting. Laurel Hill School
will hold an informational


ad organizational Scout
Night on Sept. 20, during
which a Cub Scout pack
and, if enough boys show
interest, a Boy Scout troop
will be started.
Both units will be hosted


by the First Baptist Church
of Laurel Hill under the
sponsorship of its pastor,
the Rev. Mike McVay.
Area boys and their
families are invited to
attend Scout Night to learn


more about the program
and help bring scouting to
the north end of the county.
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School at 652-4111, or the
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incident report filed the
night of the killing was "that
he believed the husband
had the victim killed."
Brian Howard, Melissa
Howard's ex-husband,
was taken into custody on
the night she was killed,
police records indicate. The
Howards had been engaged
in a custody battle, one
that Melissa Howard had
emerged from victorious,
for three years prior to the
homicide.
Howard provided a solid
alibi for his whereabouts
and was released after being


questioned. He did not
return a phone call seeking
comment for this story,
but has said in the past he
believes he will be a suspect
in his ex-wife's death until
an arrest is made.
Although forensic
evidence revealed little,
Trent said he, along with
Robbie Hughes with the
state attorney's office for
the 1st Judicial Circuit,
and Kenny Pinckard with
the Florida Department of
Law Enforcement, remain
determined to solve the
Howard case.


"Everything we come
up with, anything at all, we
investigate," he said. "We
just need to keep getting
pieces and bits and trying
to put the puzzle together."
He said he'd received
some encouraging news
Monday when a man who'd
only recently learned of
Howard's murder had
called and asked to be
interviewed.
Trent said the potential
witness lived out of state
and he was unsure when
the interview might take
place.


COUNCIL continued from Al


of the courts," said Mayor
David Cadle. Some cities
have expanded it so far that
courts have struck it down,
as it effectively banished
people from living in their
towns.
Crestview's proposed
law "is not complete," said
Administrative Services
Director Mike Wing. "We've
done some preliminary
work." Wing explained the
law "will be identical to
state statue," apart from the
expanded barrier length.
"As far as it affects people,
it'll be the same as the state
statute," he said.
A major topic, which was
second on the agenda, was
a request by Southside of
Florida developers to create
aPlannedUnitDevelopment
(PUD) for Adams Estates.
Wing explained that a
PUD designation allows
developers to create
specific amenities arid
building densities for their
developments, rather
than applying current
zoning. The property
under consideration is now
classified as R-1A. ,,
.'Irk';. conmmon*pta'ce-s
iPL pesently rN ired..
Wing said, "but in return for


a zoning change, developers
. will often do certain things,"
such as providing for buffer
areas, common spaces, and
walking paths, to name a
few amenities 'popularly
offered.
"No two PUDs will be
the same," Wing explained,
though "they tend to lean
generally in the same
directions."
Because the request for
PUD could lead to rezoning,
the meeting had to become a
quasi-judicial hearing, with
presenters sworn in.
"The developer gave
his case and showed what
all the amenities they
were offering," Cadle said,
including access to the
development.
"Basically the PUD
process is a process of
negotiation," Wing said.
The developer "proposes
one thing, the city proposes
another" based on needs of
people in area.
"It's just a process you go
through," he said. "You'll
always have very distinct
sides. Youjust negotiate until
you can make everybody as
happy as they can be." -.
PUDs, Wing .said. "are
very popular in, planning


circles."
Because her home adjoins
the proposed Adams Estates
development, council
member Linda Parker had
to abstain from voting.
Though the developer's
request appears to have
passed the initial council
vote, actual results have yet
to be announced due to a
questionable count.
Finally, in a simple show
of support -for the city's
mobility-impaired children,
the council voted to provide
Twin Hill Park with
handicapped playground
equipment.
In response to a earlier
request from the council,
Wing's department
researched various
equipment and made
recommendations. "The
council will consider them
after start of new budget
year," Wing said.
"They're mainly things
kids can roll up to in a
wheelchair and play with.
We don't have room to put
big pieces in our existing
playgrounds, but we can go
*around the periphegjy and
put in -.ome ot those pieces"
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Monday nightLhe'said.


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Kelly Humphrey


When I started to work in
Crestview a little more than three
years ago, one of my first goals was
to join the Crestview Area Chamber
of Commerce's Military Affairs
Committee. I had several reasons
for this, not the least of which was
the fact that I grew up in a military
family, and I was interested in
joining a group of people whose sole
purpose was to support our local
military personnel.
Over the past few years, I've
found my membership in the MAC
to be enlightening, enjoyable and
enriching. Tuesday, Sept. 11, was no
exception.
The meeting's main speaker was
Air Force Col. Kenneth Rodriguez,
a special operations officer at
Hurlburt Field. As was fitting on the
anniversary of the tragic attacks of
2001, Col. Rodriguez presented the
most compelling presentation I have
ever seen on the War on Terror.
At the outset, Rodriguez explained
that he didn't intend to take sides
in the political debate over the war
in Iraq. His goal-was to give us an
overview of the threat that Islamic
extremism poses to our nation, and
what we can do about it.
As Rodriguez explained, the
War on Terror is unlike most of the
conflicts that the United States has
been involved in over the years.
There is no nation state to declare
war on, no uniformed soldiers to
combat. The enemy is motivated by
religious convictions that are hard
for us to understand. And while
most Americans think that the war
began with the attacks on Sept.
11, Rodriguez pointed out that the
hostilities actually began 30 years
ago, with the occupation of the U.S.
Embassy in Iran.
While the War on Terror is unique
in many respects, Rodriguez pointed
out that there are many things that
we can learn from the Cold War,
in which the forces of freedom
ultimately prevailed after 40 years.
"One of the things that we can
learn is how vital itis for the American
people to have the will to finish the
job," Rodriguez said. And then he
used one of my favorite words in the
English language: perseverance.
"We have to have perseverance if
we want to prevail," he said. "I love
my country, but Americans have the
kind of patience that comes in 30-
minute blocks, like a TV show.
"The enemy is not 10 feet tall,"
he added. "We know his strategies
and his weaknesses. We just have to
persevere in our fight."
Our commununity is blessed to have
people like Col. Rodriguez, who
can remind us just what it is we're
fighting for.
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About
Congress
Lou Frey
We have discussed how
control of the Congress
gives the majority party
tremendous advantage in
moving legislation. We
have pointed out that
Democrat candidates
can now raise many
times more dollars than
when they were in the
minority. A recent report
in the U.S.A.Today
highlighted the advantage
the Democrats had in
the top 10 sources of
campaign contributions
from January 1 to June 30,
2007. Lawyers and law
firms gave $27.8 million
- 78% to Democrats;
Securities and Investments
$18 million 56% to
Democrats; Business
Services $6 million 63%
to Democrats; TV, movies
and music $4.6 million -
82% to Democrats; retired'
and real estate contributors
split their money ($28.2
million).
The majority of business
leaders don't agree with
many proposals made
by the Democrat Party,
especially in the tax, labor,
and energy areas, but they
are realists. They believe


that the Democrats will
win the election and run
the Congress in 2009. You
don't have to look at the
national public opinion
polls to see how the
election is going. If you-
suddenly see Republicans
are getting the most
money it means that the
business leaders feel the
Republicans can win. If
the percentage continues to
increase for the Democrats
it means that business
leaders believe the
Republicans will lose both
the House and the Senate.
The philosophy of both
parties is second to who
can win. Political power
overrides philosophical
compatibility.
The retirement of Sen.
John Warner (R-VA) and
the "forced" resignation
of Sen. Larry Craig
(R-ID), adds further to
the Republican problems
in trying to take back the
Senate. The Re'publicans
now havetWo more open
seats to defend. Idaho
has been,a Republican
stronghold for some
time. Former Democrat
Congressman Larry
LaRocco unsuccessfully
ran for lieutenant governor
last year, partly in an
effort to build a base for
the 2008 Senate race. He
has been campaigning


since January '07 for the
Senate seat. A lot will
depend on who Idaho's
Republican Governor C.L.
"Butch" Otter appoints
to fill Craig's term. It
is unfortunate from
LaRocco's standpoint that
tif Craig problem did not
surface in the spring or
summer of '08. As we saw
in the last Senatorial race
in Virginia, it is a toss-up
state. If the popular former
Governor Mark Warner
(D) runs he will go in as the
favorite. The Republican
Senatorial Committee is
having trouble raising
funds and the Republicans
have only two Democrats
on the "hit list," Senators
Mary Landrieu (D-LA)
and Tim Johnson (D-SD).
The Republicans are going
to find it hard to campaign
against Johnson, who
had a brain hemorrhage
last year and is slowly
recovering.
The fight between
Florida Democrats,
Democrat Presidential
candidates and the
Democrat National
Committee continues to
escalate. Last weekend
the six top Democrats
in the presidential field
bowed to pressure from
the early states, Iowa, New
Hampshire, Nevada, and
South Carolina and agreed


not to campaign in Florida.
It was a smart move on
the Democrat candidates'
part, as if any one of them
had not agreed to this
proposal they would have
been dead in the primary
elections in those states.
Florida Democrats have
been given 30 days to
work out a solution with
the Democrat National
Committee. Several
Democrat State Legislators
from South Florida
including Democrat House
Leader Steve Geller said
they are withdrawing their
support for Presidential
candidates because of the
boycott. It now appears
that some, if not all of the
candidates will avoid
the state Democrat Party
Convention in Orlando in
October. Raising money
will become increasingly
difficult for the National
Democrat Party and
Democrat Presidential
candidates if this issue
isn't resolved. You can be
sure that the Republican
governor and Republican
State Legislature will
not help the Democrats.
Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL)
has threatened legal
action and the Democrat
Members of Congress are
trying to put pressure on
the Democrat National
Committee to change the


rules.
Florida once again
will be a key state in the
Presidential election.
Senator Bill Nelson is
under consideration as
the Vice Presidential
nominee, but Florida's
nonparticipation in the
convention could end
any chances he has. In a
dose race the bitterness
this issue is causing could
convince some Democrats
not to vote in November
2008.
This could be enough
to haveFlorida by a
narrow margin once
again go Republican.
The Republican Party in
Florida and the Republican
National Committee
are keeping their heads
down, and while Florida
Republicans will be
penalized, they won't be
put out of the ballgame.
Finally, the remarks of
Republican Senate Leader
Mitch McConnell (KY)
illustrates what a tough,
cruel world members of
Congress live in. Last
week he was for Senator
Craig (R-ID) resigning
because of his conduct.
The day after Craig
announced his resignation,
McConnell talked about
Craig's "great" 30-year
career he helped end and
didn't blush.


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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2007


LOCAL


Crestview News Bulletin I A5


Parthenon names Employees of the Year


Parthenon Healthcare
of Crestview is proud to
announce that Martha
Johnson has been selected as
its CNA of the Year.
Martha was born July 20,
1968, in Hardin County, Ky.
She has been working for
Parthenon Healthcare for
three years now as a CNA
and CNA coordinator.
Martha says she likes
being there for the residents,
putting smiles on their faces-
and helping them with in their
daily lives. In her spare time,
she enjoys fishing, camping
and working with music.
Parthenon is also proud to
announce that Sabrina Potter,


LPN, has been selected Nurse
of the Year.
Sabrina was born on
January 22, 1978 in Fort
Walton Beach. She has been
married for 11 years and has
an 8-year-old daughter. She
got her LPN license in 2005.
Sabrina has been working
for Parthenon for two years
now as unit coordinator. In
her spare time she enjoys
camping, boating, swimming
and other outdoor activities.
Parthenon of Crestview's
staff and residents want to
thank Martha and Sabrina
for their hard work and
dedication to PHC.


Miller honored for work on behalf of military


In August, Congressman
Jeff Miller was presented
with an award for his work
in support of defense issues
by the Air Force Sergeants
Association.
The L. Mendel Rivers
Award for Excellence is
presented to the legislator the
association believes is most
deserving of recognition.
They are chosen for active
participation in military and
veterans' issues, particularly


those related to improving the
well-being and quality of life
of military enlisted members,
veterans and their families.
Miller's efforts include his
bill to increase the maximum
coverage onservicemembers'
group life insurance and
pushing through Congress
an increase in the minimum
Survivor Benefit Plan annuity
for surviving spouses age 62
and older. He also helped
get construction started


on the Eglin VA outpatient
clinic and the Pensacola Joint
Ambulatory Care Clinic.
"We have an obligation
to the men and women who
have served and defended
our country. It is time for us
to honor our commitment to
those who have so proudly
served our great national and
provide them the care they
deserve. A promise made
should be a promise kept,"
said Miller.


James Edward
Kennedy

James Edward Kennedy
was born to Leonard Leo
Kennedy and Elizabeth
Forman Kennedy on May
6, 1942, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jim was an extraordinary
man who dedicated his life
to the Lord Jesus Christ,
family, and country and
contributed to the benefit of
many other nations.
He led countless people
to the Lord Jesus Christ
through his own examples


of compassion and
kindness. This was most
evident in his work as a
missionary in Papua, New
Guinea.
Jim gently and lovingly
guided and supported his
family throughout his life
and particularly endeared
himself to his grandsons.
He served his country and
traveled around the world as
an officer in the United States
Air Force and contractor for
almost 40 years.
Jim Kennedy had great
love for others, was adored
by many, and lived an
abundant life. He lives on
in the hearts and minds of
his son, Brandon, daughter,
Cameron, son-in-law, Colin,
grandsons, Mason and
Merrick, brother, Gregg,
and sister, Nancy.
A visitation with the
family was from 5 p.m.
- 6 p.m., followed by a
memorial service at 6
p.m., Monday, Sept. 10,
2007, at the Emerald Coast
Funeral Home. Further
condolences can be sent to
emeraldcoastfuneralhome.
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Zada Commander
Zada Commander, age
84, of Holt, passed away
Monday, Sept. 10, 2007 at
her home. She was born
Jan. 1, 1923 in Okaloosa
County, Florida and was a
lifelong resident of the area.
Mrs. Commander was a
member of Holt Assembly
of God.
She was preceded in
death by her husband, Tim
V. Commander. Survivors
include her son, Timothy R.
and wife Judy Commander;
two daughters, Jeanette
Hinosa and Jenny Hardy; 10
grandchildren, numerous
great-grandchildren, and
great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be
held at 2 p.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 12 in the chapel of
Brackney Funeral Service
with Pastor Fred Rogers
officiating. Burial will
follow in Holt Cemetery.
The family received
friends Tuesday from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the
funeral home. Brackney
Funeral Service, Crestview,
is in charge of the
arrangements.


NOTICE OF PROPOSED

ENACTMENT OF AN ORDINANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Monday. September 24. 2006 at 6:00 P.M., at a
Regular Council meeting in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 198 North Wilson Street,
Crestview, Florida, the City Council of the City of Crestview proposes to adopt Ordinances
#1367 and # 1368 which is set forth by title as follows:

1..H l il |lli IJH I i L'.ll [ ILL. III.iJi.l I ORDINANCE NO. 1367

;4'il~tI@ I [ 1AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE

ACRES OF CONTIGUOUS LANDS
r LOCATED IN SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP
\ \ 3 NORTH, RANGE 23 WEST, AND
BEING DESCRIBED AS SET FORTH
l HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY;
.. PROVIDING FOR LAND DESCRIPTION;
PROVIDING FOR BOUNDARY; PROVID-
ING FOR LAND USE AND ZONING DES-
IGNATION; PROVIDING FbOR AMEND-
1I1! J MENT TO THE BASE, LAND USE AND
S. .l i ZONING MAPS; PROVIDING FOR A
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMEND-
Si ird 167 MENT; PROVIDING FOR FILING WITH
THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT OF
SOKALOOSA COUNTY, THE CHIEF
ADMINISTRATIVE .OFFICER OF
I'! -, lr OKALOOSA COUNTY AND THE FLORI-
|- |DA DEPARTMENT OF STATE; PROVID-
ING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING
Sl ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR SEV-
ERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.

-,- ... -- ORDINANCE NO. 1368
l AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE
L _Jl- '- CITY OF CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA, 1222
., ACRES OF CONTIGUOUS LANDS
S. LOCATED IN SECTIONS 15 AND 16,
I r TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 23
S[ -r WEST, AND BEING DESCRIBED AS
E EdNLYAVE < SET FORTH HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR
r I AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR LAND
ORD 1368n ,l i N DESCRIPTION; PROVIDING FOR
S I' _L BOUNDARY; PROVIDING FOR LAND
..n.nrlir. i i USE AND ZONING DESIGNATION;
PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT TO
THE BASE, LAND USE AND ZONING MAPS; PROVIDING FOR A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
AMENDMENT; PROVIDING FOR FILING WITH THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY, THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER OF OKALOOSA COUNTY
AND THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF STATE; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICT-
ING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFEC-
TIVE DATE.

The 0.60 acre, more or less, to be annexed by Ordinance 1367 is identified in the Okaloosa
County's Property Appraiser's Office as a part of parcel identification number 21-3N-23-1670-
0015-0060 and 21-3N-23-1670-0015-0090. Said 0.60 acres being commonly known as Lots 6
through 12, Block 15, Morris Addition and is located in Section 21, Township 3 North, Range 23
West.- The parcel's location is shown on the map labeled "Ord. 1367" in this advertisement.

The 122 acres, more or less, to be annexed by Ordinance 1368 is identified in the Okaloosa
County's Property Appraiser's Office as a part of parcel identification numbers 15-3N-23-0000-
0078-0000 and 16-3N-23-0000-0033-0000. Said 122 acres is located in Sections 15 and 16,
Township 3 North, Range 23 West, located West of the intersection of East Highway 90 and
Okaloosa Lane. The parcel's location is shown on the map labeled "Ord. 1368" in this adver-
tisement.

Copy of the proposed ordinance and complete legal description of the property being annexed
are available in the City Clerk's Office, at City Hall at 198 North Wilson Street in the City of
Crestview, Florida, where they may be inspected by the public and interested parties, and inter-
ested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the proposed ordi-
nances.

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 mat-
ter considered at this meeting or public hearing such person will need a record of the pro-
ceedings 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".


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NOTICE OF PROPOSED

ENACTMENT OF AN ORDINANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Monday, September 24, 2007 at 6:00 P.M., at a
Regular Council meeting in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 198 North Wilson Street,
Crestview, Florida; the City Council of the City of Crestview proposes to adopt Ordinance #
1369 which is set forth by title as follows:

.. |ARK N ORDINANCE NO. 1369

S i .. AN ORDINANCE.OF THE CITY OF
-- I CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA PROVIDING
FOR THE REZONING OF 0.88 ACRES,
Ord 1369 LOCATED IN SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 3
S- NORTH, RANGE 23 WEST, FROM SIN-
SGLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT
Yv x" . (R-1A) ZONING TO SINGLE OR MULTI
i 'JONESRD FAMILY DWELLING (R-2) DISTRICT
S ZONING; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY;
,"PROVIDING FOR UPDATE OF THE
CRESTVIEW ZONING MAP; PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING
__ FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
- 0. as' 'A "* ** -/

, The 0.88 acre parcel to be rezoned by
S,*, Ordinance 1369 is identified in the
Okaloosa County's Property Appraiser's
Office by parcel identification number 08-3N-23-1380-0001-0320 and is located at 162
Woodlawn Drive in Section 8, Township 3 North, Range 23 West, City of Crestview, Florida.

A copy of the proposed ordinance and complete metes and bounds legal description of the
property being rezoned is available in the City Clerk's Office, at City Hall at 198 North Wilson
Street in the City of Crestview, Florida, where it may be inspected by the public and interested
parties, and interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the pro-
posed ordinance.

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 mat-
ter considered at this meeting or public hearing such person will need a record of the pro-
ceedings 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


September 12, 2007
September 19, 2007


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City Clerk


September 12, 2007


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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2007


A6 I Crestview News Bulletin LOCAL


Art quilts and Code Talkers at OWC


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

NICEVILLE Two very
diverse art exhibits are
appearing simultaneously
through Oct. 11 at the
Okaloosa-Walton College
Mattie Kelly Fine &
Performing Arts Center.
"Tactile Traces: Fine Art
Quilts" and "Warriors:
The Navajo Code Talkers
of World War II" opened
Sunday.

Fine Art Quilts
More than a dozen fine
art quilts represent the work
of Katherine Allen, Eleanor
McCain, and Barbara W.
Watler, three internationally
and domestically exhibited
artists.
"Tactile Traces" takes its
name from the legacy of
stitching and cloth that has
come from and through the
hands of the women. Many
works by the three artists
are featured in museums
and private collections
throughout the country.
"The fine art quilts in
the exhibit represent a wide
rangeoftheexpressivepower
of thread, cloth and color,"
said OWC spokeswoman
Sylvia P. Bryan, director of
marketing.

Code Talkers
During World War II, only
one warring party's military


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code was never broken: that
of the U.S. Navajo Indian
"code talkers."
Made famous in the
2002 movie "Windtalkers"
starring Nicholas Cage, the
cryptographers, speaking in
their native Navajo language
and using a code devised
by military intelligence,
transmitted messages to
their respective units. For
the duration of the war,
they remained the bane of
Japanese cryptographers,
who never broke the code.
The "Navajo Code Talkers
of WWII" exhibit features 40
evocative 20" x 24" black
and white photographs by
Kenji Kawano, a Japanese
photographer who is the
official Navajo Code Talkers
Association photographer.
There will be a guest
lecture on Sept. 23 at 2 p.m.
in room J-328 of the Mattie
Kelly Arts Center with guest
speaker Winnie Breegle, a
World War II veteran from
Panama City who served as
a cryptographer and worked
with the Code Talkers.

The OWC Mattie Kelly Arts
Center Galleries are open
Monday to Thursday from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays
1-4 p.:m. The galleries are
closed Friday, Saturday and
college holidays. Call 729-
6044 or visit www.owq.edu/
arts for directions and a full
calendar of all events at the
Mattie Kelly Arts Center.


coxes of five Swisher Sweets
Blunt cigars each, plus 34
unpackaged Blunts from the
counter. She was arrested
for retail theft before the
first cancer cell could even
develop.

De-lighted
Entering the Labor Day
Weekend, a 48-year-old
Crestview woman was
distraught when she lost
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one beginning with "F," to
express her unhappiness.
As she stood screaming
and cursing at the comer of
Griffith Avenue and Booker
Street, the responding officer
asked her to lower her voice
while in the presence of
nearby children waiting for
the school bus.
When she refused, she
was placed under arrest for
disorderly conduct. While
the officer endeavored to
handcuff her, she "began
to attempt to pull her
arm away," according
to the Crestview Police
Department report. "I then
assisted the defendant to
the ground," the officer
reported, where she was
successfully handcuffed.
Her lighter was
apparently not recovered.


Poor restaurant
manners
Don't you wish people
could be arrested for boorish
behavior in public eateries?
This 41-year-old
Crestview guy came close.
Friday night he stumbled
into the Hooters south of
1-10, harassed patrons and
staff members, then passed
out on the deck.
When Crestview Police
officers showed up on the
scene, he tottered off to
the Whataburger on South
Ferdon Boulevard. There
he harassed the manager,
departed, and passed out
on the sidewalk by the front
door.
He was arrested for
disorderly conduct. Meals
at both establishments
continued in peace.


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9/2007: Brandee Carole
Weathersby, 28, an inmate
at Okaloosa County Jail,
was charged with one count
of grand theft. Carolyn
M. Grice, 52, of 5376
Stallion Drive, Crestview,
was charged with DUI
with injury and property
damage.


9/7: Dewayne D. Marion,
42, of 425 Benjamin Street,
Crestview, was charged
with driving while license
suspended or revoked,
second offense.
9/9: Samuel Edgar Durm
Sr., 35, of 353 W. James
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Crestview, was charged
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Benavente, 34, of 1695 N.
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was charged with battery
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Okaloosa Sheriff's
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8/26: Luis Francisco
Nunez-Reyes, 26, of 1200 E.
James Lee Blvd., Crestview,
was charged with being a
fugitive from justice based


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9/18: Sandra Lee
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are working together to
raise funds to help the
family of Jeri Jones during a
time of medical emergency
to aid them during travel to
Texas.
Ticket sales for a chance
to win several $200 gift
certificates, recently raised
more than $3,000 and a
Boston butt sale is planned
for this month.
Participating businesses
that provided gift
certificates were: Gabrielle's,
won by Foy Shaw; Lewis
& Co. Jewelers, won by
Tammie Johnson; and
Crestview Wholesale's
two certificates were won
by Jami Castro and Doug
Davis.
Orders are now being
taken for a Boston butt


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Past, Present and Future Sept.
19 at 10:30 a.m. Guest speakers
are Clay McCutchin and Trecia
Chedister.
Childcare is available on site:
Cost is $3.00/hour for one child,
$5.00/hour for two or more
children, cash only. Please bring
a snack and drink for your child,
as well as diapers and wipes if
needed.
Reservations are required.
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which features representatives
from more than 80 colleges and
universities from across the
nation, will be held tonight from
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(building K) of the Okaloosa-
Walton College Niceville
campus.
Sponsored jointly by OWC
and the Okaloosa and Walton
County public school districts,
College Night provides high
,school students, their parents,
and others the opportunity
to gather information, ask
questions and plan for college.
For information, call 'OWC at
729-5379.

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GIRL SCOUTING: Girl
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being formed at Southside,
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sale that will begin on
Sept. 18 and continue until
Saturday, Sept. 22.
The Boston butts are $25
each and will be available
each day, but the bulk of
the orders can be picked up
from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on
Saturday, Sept. 22 atthe Old
Spanish Trail Park Pavilion.
During these pickup
hours on Saturday, the
band, "Cheyenne" will play
during a free event to the
public, with pulled pork
plates available for $5 each.
To place an order for the
Boston butts call S&L Auto
Body, Shelly at Crestview
Wholesale, Don or Linda at
Lundy and Bowers, Chris
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Cox at the Crestview Public
Works or Brandi at City
Financial.


schools.
A parent meeting will be
held at the Crestview public
library on Commerce Drive
on Tuesday, Sept. '18 at 6 p.m.
Parents interested in enrolling
their daughter in Girl Scouts are
invited to attend. Call 1 (800)
624-3951, ext. 112 for details.
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Parade will be Friday, Sept. 21.
Entry forms are available in
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deadline date. The parade will
begin at 1:45 p.m. Please pick
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for a fraction of what it would
cost elsewhere.
Call 682-6447 or (937) 414-
0523 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday Friday, or go to 544
N. Main Street in Crestview.
Ask for Mark Long.
HAPPY HOMEMAKERS
will meet Sept. 13 at 11 a.m.
at Cora Lee's.house for lunch.
Please bring a covered dish
and invite someone. A business
meeting is planned afterward.
Call Nita at 682-3118 for details,
LIBRARY AND LITERACY
MONTH: Throughout the
month of September, residents
with a current library card from
Crestview, Destin, Fort Walton
Beach, Mary Esther, Niceville,
Valparaiso or the bookmobile
may ride WAVE buses free of
charge when they show their
library card as they board.
Entrance is also free to Florida
state parks with a library card,
book or book donation. Call
(850) 245-2157, or (850) 609-5102
for details.
LIBRARY BOOK SALE:
The Friends of the Crestview
Library are accepting donations
through Sept. 15 for their fall
book sale. Books and VHS and
DVD movies will be accepted at
the library, which is located off
State Road 85 behind the post
office.
All types of hardbound and
paperback books are needed,
but no magazines.
To arrange for pickup of
books, call Flo Lembeck at 689-
1535 or Dot Moxcey at 682-5759.
OUR SAVIORYARD/BAKE
SALE: Our Savior Lutheran
Church will have an indoor
yard/bake sale on Saturday,
Sept. 15 from 7:30 a.m. to noon
to raise funds to benefit the
homeless. The church is located
at 178 N. Ave. in Crestview,
across from Live Oak Cemetery.
FOOD OUTREACH: House
of Restoration Full Gospel
Baptist Church at 383 Texas


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Pkwy., Crestview is hosting
an outreach for Angel Food
Ministries, a food outreach
program that provides families
with quality food at a low cost.
For $25, a family can buy
a box of groceries valued at
approximately $75 each and
specials at $18 each.
There are no eligibility
requirements.
The church will accept
orders Sept. 15 from 9 a.m. to 2
p.m., with distribution at 8 a.m.
on Sept. 29. Cash, check, food
stamps and money orders are
accepted. Call 682-6029 or Ruby
Chatman at (334) 858-8790 for
details.
FWB COMMUNITY
CHORUS: The Fort Walton
Beach Community Chorus
rehearses on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
at the First Christian Church,"
201 St. Mary Avenue (across
from the Fort Walton Beach
City Complex).
Singers must be 18 or older
and audition to determine vocal
section and range.
Auditions will be held after
rehearsals through Sept. 18.
The Christmas production,
is scheduled for Dec. 7,8 and
9 at the Fort Walton Beach
Municipal Auditorium. For
additional information, call Jean
Hodgins at 863-2775, and visit
www.fwbcc.org.
LAW LIBRARY BOARD
MEETING: A meeting of the
Law Library Board of Trustees
is scheduled for Tuesday,
Sept. 18 at 12 p.m. in the Ben
Gordon Conference Room
at the Shalimar Courthouse
Annex. The meeting is open to
the public. Call 689-5980 or 651-
7256 for details.
TRAWICK BRIDGE
CLOSED: Trawick Creek
Bridge on Broxson Road in
Holt will be dosed through
Oct.. 4 approximately while
the Okaloosa County Road
Department replaces the
existing bridge. It is 200
feet north of the Broxson
Road/Wilkerson Bluff Road
intersection. Each side of
the closure is accessible,
but no through traffic will
be permitted. Please plan
accordingly.
CHAMBER LUNCHEON:
Crestview Area Chamber
of Commerce will host a
membership luncheon Sept.
18 at Airport Road Church
of Christ from 11:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. for networking and
business promotion.
RSVP your attendance
by Sept. 14. There is only
enough room for 200 people.
The event will consist of a
short presentation by the
sponsor, a great lunch and then
networking. To RSVP contact
Stephanie Baggett at 682-3212
ext. 102 or by sending an e-mail
to sbaggett@crestviewchamber.
com.
BIRTH ON LABOR DAY:
Special benefit performances of
the hit play, Birth, are planned
as part of a global Birth On
Labor Day movement to make
maternity care mother-friendly.
Two shows will be held
at the Fort Walton Beach
Auditorium on Highway 98 on
Sept. 14 and 15.
The Red Tent Event for
women to discuss birth and
maternity care is at Dragonfly
Yoga Sept. 15 from 2- 5 p.m.
in Fort Walton Beach. For
details, visit birthonlaborday.
com, www.freewebs.com /
boldinflorida or contact
Angela Dowling at (850) 803-
1558 or via e-mail at angela@
nwfbirthnetwork.com.
SEPT.15 CAR SHOW:


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Don Graham Enterprise, LLC
is hosting a car show fund-
raiser Saturday, Sept. 15 from
2 6 p.m. at the Walton County
Fairgrounds on Highway 83.
Lineup is at 4 p.m. at
Walton County Middle School
in DeFuniak Springs. It will
proceed around the lake yard
and end at the fairgrounds for
display & viewing.
For information call (850)
892-4070, or after 5 p.m.
call (850) 218-0134 or e-mail
dgenterprisellc@earthlink.net.
All proceeds go to the
Ponce De Leon Tigers and the
DeFuniak Springs Red Sox. The
public is welcome come and see
the collection of antique, classic,
and expensive rare sports cars.
OWC CONCERTO
COMPETITION: Area
musicians are invited to
compete in The Northwest
Florida Symphony Orchestra
Guild and the Mattie Kelly Fine
& Performing Arts Center's 21st
Annual Concerto Competition.
It's open to students of
orchestral instruments,
keyboard, and voice from
23 years of age or younger.
Students compete for prize
money and the opportunity
to play with the Northwest
Florida Symphony Orchestra in
a live concert.
Application materials must
be postmarked by Sept. 15.
A live audition will be held
on Saturday, Oct. 13 in the
Tyler Recital Hall of the Mattie
Kelly Arts Center, 100 College
Boulevard in Niceville. All
applicants are required to
provide their own accompanist
for the competition. Details
are available online at www.
nfsymphony.org or at the
Fine Arts Office. For more
information about the
competition please call (850)
729-5382.
FLORIDA COASTAL
CLEANUP: On Sept. 15 from
8 11 "a.m., Florida Coastal
Cleanup.will take place at the
Florida Park on Bayshore Drive
in Valparaiso, Rocky Bayou
State Park on Highway 20 West
of Bluewater Bay; Henderson
Beach State Park on Highway
98 east of Destin, and in Destin
Harbor (Lucky Snapper
parking lot). Volunteers will
receive free T-shirts, soda and
snacks. Please wear closed
shoes, gloves, a cap and
sunscreen. Call 651-7131 for
details.
KIWANIS YARD SALE:
The Niceville-Valparaiso
Kiwanis Club is hosting another
Yard Sale Spectacular to benefit
the Heritage Museum. The sale
will be held at the museum on
Saturday, Sept. 29 from 8 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
Donations for the sale
will be accepted from Sept.
22-28 during museum hours
(Tuesday through Saturday,
10 a.m. 4 p.m.) or by
appointment.
For details or to make a
donation visit the Museum
at 115 Westview Avenue,
Valparaiso, FL 32580 or call 678-
2615.
OKTOBERFEST
LOOKING FOR ARTISTS:
The 13th annual Oktoberfest
and Arts & Crafts Festival at
Winn-Dixie Plaza in Bluewater
Bay is looking for artists and
craftsmen interested in selling
their work.
Sponsored by the Mid-Bay
Rotary Club, the festival will be
held on Friday, Sept. 28 from 5
p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday,
Sept. 29 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Call Bert at 897-3190 to
obtain an application.










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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2007


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Preschoolers
"Story Time" meets at
10:15 a.m. on Wednesdays
for stories, songs, and fin-
ger-play (children must
be 3 or older to join us un-
less they are coming with
an older sibling). You may
stay with your child or
drop your child off. After
the program, you and your
child can do a simple craft
together.
Sept. 12: "Hats off to
you!" Wear your favor-
ite hat!
Sept. 19: "En espanol"
A special thanks to Ms.
Viviana for Story Time en
espanol!

Teens
"Teen Internet Cafe."
On Thursday, Sept. 20, the
Crestview Robert L.F. Sikes
Public Library will be
open from 6-8 p.m. for a
teens only Internet Caf6.
You must pre-register! To
pick up 'your free ticket
when signing up, you must
have "teen" at the end of
your age or be a middle
school or high school stu-
dent. To access the Internet,
you must have a library
card in your name with
parental Internet permis-
sion and complete a library
scavenger hunt!

Staff picks
The Robert L.F. Sikes.
Library now has trial access
to "Teen Health & Wellness:
Real Life, Real Answers".
This is a new research da-
tabase and teen self-help
resource created by Rosen
Publishing. Developed
specifically for teens it fea-
tures articles essential to
teen health and well being.
Other articles feature medi-
cine, mental health, nutri-
tion, guidance, and career
counseling. In addition,
they offer other Web sites,
interactive polls, quizzes,
and authentic, first person
teen narratives. Included is
a National 24-hour hotline
for teens in crisis. "URL:
teenhealthandwellness.com"
"Young Person's Occu-
pational Outlook" based on
information from the U.S.
Department of Labor this
book gives "detailed infor-
mation on the nearly 270
major jobs held by 9 out of
10 Americans today.; While
exploring a particular ca-
reer path this book offers a
look at working conditions
and duty descriptions with
subjects to study while in
school for preparations. The
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it's cheaper to buy tickets at
the station. These excursions
are easily done in a day, but
prepare to fall for many of
these places' charms and
consider overnight visits.

BERCHTESGADEN
Never mind this beautiful
town's dose links with Hitler
& Co., which, alas, continue
to overshadow the beauty
of the lovely town, where
restaurants, cafes, shops, and
charming Bavarian churches
withtheirfascinatingwrought-
iron tombstones await your
discovery.
Take a tour of the salt
mines, an adventure worthy
of Indiana Jones himself,
during which you'll don a
vintage miner's coveralls and
slip and slide your way down
subterranean chutes.

KONIGSEE
From the nearby village
of Kbnigsee (reachable.
by bus or footpath from
Berchtesgaden), take a boat
ride to St. Bartholom5's, the
picturesque rural church with
its famous red onion domes on
the beautiful K6nigssee Lake.
Here a teenage Prince Ludwig
II made his confirmation
before ascending the Bavarian
throne.

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The exquisite Golden
Hall in the Rathaus, restored
from its wartime destruction,
evidences the wealth of
the Hapsburg's financial
capital. At noon, listen to the
lovely melodies from the
Perlachturm's carillon, then
climb the tower for great
views of this charming old
city. Explore the massive,
restored cathedral, including
the dungeon-like crypt.
For lunch, select goodies
at the wonderful outdoor
market, or dine at any .
of the many cafes and
restaurants around the
main square.

NURNBURG
(NUREMBERG)
Nuremberg's quaint
Old Town of half-
timbered houses lay in
ruins at war's end. Today
it's a medieval fairytale
setting, its soaring Gothic
churches and other
landmarks rebuilt from
their original stones.
Savor delicious
bratwurst in the main Bria
square, then for good ih
luck, turn the black ring squ
woven into the ironwork kirc
of the Schbne Brunnen the
("beautiful fountain").
(The more obvious gold
ring is a decoy!) Wander
the cobbled streets, delight
in the Toy Museum, enjoy
the views from the hilltop
castle, explore the churches
and sample mouthwatering
Lebkuchen spice cookies, a
Nuremberg specialty.

NEUSCHWANSTEIN
It's probably the most over-
visited landmark in Europe,
the lines to get in are often
insufferable and the hike up
to it is exhausting. And I've
been through it four times.
Why? Because King Ludwig
H's fairytale Neuschwanstein
castle is so romantically
compelling. Visitors today,
as in Ludwig's day, are
transported from reality into a
Wagnerian world of Teutonic
mythology.
Before (or after) your castle
tour, hike the dearly marked
paths and cross the Marien
Bridge for breathtaking
views of the P6llat Gorge, the
castle, and the valley beyond.
Above the village, don't miss
Ludwig's childhood castle
Hohenschwangau.


the Bodensee Lake reveres
its airship heritage with
dirigible-shaped street signs
and a monument to Count
Ferdinand von Zeppelin in the
park. The Zeppelin Museum
captures his lofty dreams
with a furnished recreation
of the Hindenburg's accom-
modations. From the airfield,
you can take aerial tours of the
beautiful Bodensee aboard the
newestgenerationofpassenger
Zeppelins, the NT. For lunch,
the main station's restaurant
has some of Germany's best
spitzele among its unparalleled
regional cuisine. Work off your


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n Nurnburg's main market
uare, visit the ornate Frauen-
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renowned for its intricate
ceiling paintings, and take a
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bridge, then satisfy your
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The traditional concentration camp motto "Arbeit Macht
Frei" ("work sets you free") taunted inmates as they entered
through the main gates.


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King Ludwig II's fairytale Neuschwanstein castle in southern Bavaria served as
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also one that everyone should
experience once in their lives.
Though not an
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scale of Auschwitz, walking
Dachau's vast grounds,
exploring the remaining
barracks, and pausing in
the contemporary chapels
of many faiths is a sobering,
provocative experience.

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of churches, including the
impressiveBaroqueCathedral.
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wrought iron tombstones,
View the spectacular art works
in the Residenz galleries
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alleys nearby. Experience the
fortress that overlooks the city.
In Mirabel Palace gardens,
sing a few bars of "Do Re Mi'.':
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United Way Board of Directors members Kathy Morrow, of Chelco,
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The Curves Weight Loss Program revs
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PAINT & BOD'Y


Schedule
Volleyball
Crestview at South Walton,
Sept. 17 At 5 p.m. (JV) and 6
p.m. (V)
Baker at Pensacola
Christian, Sept. 14 At 5 p.m.
(JV) and 6 p.m. (V)
Football
West Gadsen at Crestview,
Sept. 14 At 7 p.m.
Baker at Panama City
Arnold, Sept. 14 At 7 p.m.


Pepsi Punt, Pass
and Kick
The Crestview Area
Youth Association is hosting
the annual "Punt, Pass and
Kick" contest. This event
is located at the Crestview
High School stadium on
Sept. 15 at 4 p.m.
The program is holding
four age divisions: 8-9,
10-11, 12-13 and 14-15.
Boys and girls compete
separately. Please visit
SNFLyouthfootball.
com to learn more
about the contest or call
(850) 863-1007.

Softball Slam.

Eckerd Youth
Alternatives and Camp
E-Ma-Chamee is hosting
the second annual "Softball
Slam." The tournament
will be held at the E. Milton
Recreation Center on Oct.
20. Registration is $150
before Oct. 5 and $175 after.
Slots are limited so please
be early.
Forr more information
please call Bruce or
Meredith at (850) 675-4512.
You can contact this number
Monday-Friday from 8:30
a.m. 4:30 p.m.

YMCA football
and cheeleading
The YMCA is hosting
their annual football and
cheerleading this season.
Age groups from 2 -12
years of age. The cost is $36
for members and $72 for
non-members. The YMCA
offers a youth membership
for only $12 a month.
This allows your child to
participate in all youth
and sports programs at a
discount membership rate.
Games start Oct. 6 Nov.
17.
For more information
please contact the Crestview
YMCA at (850) 689-2999.


Duck Derby

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Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

The Baker volleyball
team is looking to have a
solid season this year. With
more than half a dozen
games under their belt,
not mentioning a weekend
tournament, the Gator girls
are setting their sights on
the title.
"I think by the end of
the year we're going to gel
really well together," Senior,
Chelsea Combest said.
"The only time we don't
play well is the time we
don't talk to each other.",


With a 6-2 overall record,
the Gators' last tournament
in Navarre seemed to speak
volumes on the progress
the team. and Coach Kathy
Combest wanted to make.
With Combest making six
aces, three kills, nine assists
and three digs it created a
domino effect for others like
seniors Whitney Boutwell,
Apryl Crawford and Sidney
Boutwell to find their niche
and combine with a total
of four aces, seven kills, six
assists, one block and 16
digs.

See CHOMP,C3


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
The Gators work on their middle sets and serving
during a routine practice.


Crestview looks to West Gadsden Gators eye another win this Friday


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW-Crestview
had a bit of trouble going
into their game against the
Niceville Eagles this past
Friday.,-. : ,. ..
WiththeBulldog-s.haxing
only nine first downs with
the majority in the second
half, Crestview had their
back against the wall while
Josh McDorman, of the
Eagles, ran the scoreboard
up, throwing 14 out of 24
for 274 yards.
The Bulldogs tried to
get their morale back with
a touchdown by Jordan
Glover, following with the
two extra points by Brett
Moore with 5:34 min left in
the third quarter.
But since Crestview
couldn't get a handle on
their passing game, which
combined for 99 yards,
the Eagles defense nabbed
two interceptions off Jason
Parker of the Bulldogs.


Now Crestview is
looking to next Friday
where they take on the
West Gadsden Panthers
from Greensboro.
West Gadsden was 4-5
overall last year, not really
playing anyone native to
this area's football schedule
other than Freeport and
Jay.
But the
Bulldogs fans
are hoping that
through all t
the hardships
of last weeks
game, that
Crestview by
sticks with a
strong sided offense to run
or throw the ball.
With both rushing and
passing under 100 yards,
Crestview needs to push
either their running game or
passing game to overpower
the other. Mixing things up
just didn't seem to work
against Niceville.


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

BAKER It seems
Cameron Domangue might
need to work a little on his
passing next game.
The Baker. quarterback
had no problem running
the ball, rushing for 391
yards and four
touchdowns
against
Franklin
SCounty last
press Friday in a 52-
O X 18 win.
S0 X 'But the
3ertYoung f o r m e r
running back,
who made the switch this
spring, completed just
2-of-7 passes for 22 yards.
One of those went for a
touchdown, although two
were intercepted giving
him five for the season.
When Baker coach
Bob Kellogg said that the
Gators was changing to a
spread formationbefore the


season, it wasn't thought
that Domangue would use
the pass as a decoy to run
the ball up and down the
field.
Is Baker complaining?
Of course not.
In "-addition to
Domague's strong play,
players like Josh Beck,
Kevin Edge, Tyler Moberly,
Kellan Meeks and Marcus
Jones are starting to create
the backbone of Baker's
offense with a total of 164
yards rushing against the
Eagles.
"Well they (Franklin)
just kept giving us the
opportunity to run the
ball like we did. It wasn't
really something we
planned on doing, but the
situation kept presenting
itself so we took advantage
of it,' said Coach Bob
Kellogg. "Even though
the scoreboard looked like
it was a blowout, it really
See GATORS, C3


Hoboes work on getting communication down


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

Communication is the
plan that the Laurel Hill
Volleyball team is working
on so they can take their
season as far as possible.
"This team is stronger
because a lot of our core
players are back, and the
ones that are stepping
up are juniors so I have
another whole year with
them," said coach Kent
Zessin.
"We're really focusing
on our communication,
passing and serving. The


chemistry really wasn't
there last year so we're
working on those things at
every practice."
From what the girls are
expressing Laurel Hill is
big on practicing solely for
each individual team.
More and more teams
are getting into a "football
strategy" mindset and
preparing for schools by
the tapes and the previous
numbers.
And even though rival
Baker routed the Hoboes
3-0 (25-17, 25-11 and 25-22),
Laurel Hill is taking that
See HOBOES, C3


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Laurel Hill Volleyball is looking to have a tough
schedule this year in districts.


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Hit Men 30
Jaguar's 27
Pounding The Pope
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Stars & Stripes 17
Black Widows 6

HIGH IN STATS
Bob Brich 160
Ellen Hashek 39

HIGH OUT STATS
Brooks Taylor 98
Ellen Hashek 24

SEASON HIGH IN
STATS
Bob Brich 160
Jean Decker .52
Ellen Hashek 52

SEASON HIGH OUT
STATS
John Montford 140
Ellen Hashek 40

MEN'S MVP POINTS
& TONS
Bob Brich, 77, 17;
Ray Knudson, 54, 8;
Mark Benoit, 47, 9; John
Montford, 47, 10; Jack
Jewell, 46, 7; Brooks Taylor,
46, 3; Adam Kelley, 45, 6;
Steve Hinrichs, 44, 6; Phil
Phillips, 35, 3; John Hashek,
34, 7; Andy Baxter, 34, 6;
Tod Gliesche, 33, 4; Bobby
Gainey, 28, 3; Jack Miller,
26, 1; Aaron Zimmerman,
25,0; Scott Decker, 22,
5; Joe Dahl, 19, 2; Matt
Raybon, 17, 1; Kevin-
Johnson, 14, 2; Chi Nguyen,
6, 1; Al Zimmerman, 1, 1;
Darryl Brooks, 1, 1.

WOMEN'S MVP
POINTS & TONS, 1ST
DIVISION
Ellen Hashek, 34, 0; Jean
-Decker, 6, 1.
SPECIAL SCORES
Ron Jackson, 180, Aug.
30, 2007
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Div I Low Ton Al
Zimmerman 108 High
Ton Bob Brich 160.
Div II Low Ton Rodney
Brackett 105 High Ton
Rodney Brackett, Ron
Jackson, Rush Sterbaggi &
Ken Bundrick 140.

2ND DIVISION
Dazed and Confuzed
23
American Legion

Wanderers 20
Oasis Outlaws 14
Ate Out 13
Al Riders 8

HIGH IN STATS
Week Ending: 06 Sep
2007 '
Ron Meyer 130
Marie Bundrick 90

HIGH OUT STATS
Week Ending: 06 Sep
2007
John Dubois 77
Misty Forsythe 63

SEASON HIGH IN
STATS
Ron Meyer 130
Marie Bundrick 90

SEASON HIGH OUT
STATS
John Dubois 77
Misty Forsythe 100
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CHOMP, continued from C1


HOBOES, continued from Cl


Freeport was a game that Baker really
wants to get back into.
"They didn't play together. They didn't
talk. Instead they just looked around and
lacked the intensity that volleyball is. On top
of that you can't prepare for who you play
by how they play," Coach Combest said.
"This isn't like football or basketball, you
have no control over that ball. I've been doing
this for 22 years and what I think one should
do is just stick with the fundamentals. We
really have to work in the middle because
we lost one of our best starters and moved a
lot of the girls around."
It's apparent, that Baker has been
changing some of their positions to tailor to
losing some of their best girls last year.
And with the flow of junior varsity

Gator volleyball


joining the ranks, Coach Combest and the
girls are doing everything they can to get
them in that varsity mindset.
"The game against Vernon and Laurel
Hill you could tell that they really pushed
these girls. They walked up to these girls
and told them it was all right and not to
worry about," Coach Combest said.
"They're never going to getworse; they're
only going to get a lot better."
On top 6f the girls' team pushing through
the season to nab the title, look for Coach
Combest to nab her title.
This Thursday, Coach Combest could be
going home with her 500th career win as a
head coach, something that has never been
reached in Baker before.


- photo gallery


under strong consideration
to how they will dictate the
way they practice.
Even the tournament
back in Chipley started to
get the minds rolling on the
team on what they really
need to worked on.
"We had a pretty good
tournament, I felt like we
our goal was to win three
but we won two and had
an 'opportunity to win
four," Zessin said.
1 "But the girls realized
that they could play with
anybody. We beat a 5-A and
a 2-A. We got to the final


four last year in the 2-A.
But I'm real proud of them
and I think they'll be ready
to take on the those harder
division schools down the
roads while we participate
in these tournaments."
One of the improvements
the Hoboes are looking
to take part in other than
communication is their
middle game.
Like Baker, the Laurel
Hill girls are trying to turn
around their digging game
to chop off the aces from
their opponents.
"It's something that


we're working on and our
two captains are doing a
great job to get them all
into how we want to be,"
Zessin said.
"I like the attitude these
girls are portraying this
year and our goal is to win
districts this year."
The girls will need a
positive look as they're
taking on one of the hardest
volleyball schedules this
year in the district.
Look for Laurel Hill take
on Rocky Bayou tomorrow
at 5 p.m. (JV) and 6 p.m.
(V).


Hoboes volleyball photo gallery
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DARTS, continued from C1
NAME MVP TONS
Ron Meyer, 53, 7; Ken Bundrick, 50, 11; Ron Jackson,
48, 4; Rodney Brackett, 44, 6; Rick Tompkins, 41, 3; Jon
Burris, 39, 2; Bob Dubois, 36, 5; Rush Sterbaggi, 36, 7;
Jonathan Haggard. 35, 8; Bill Brambaugh, 30, 3; John
Dubois, 23, 1; Gary Easterwood, 21, 1; James Pogue, 21,
0, Chris Davies, 18, 1; Jeff Blair, 18, 1; Russel Carroll, 17,
0: Billy Becknell, 14, 0; Kenny Blair, 8, 0; Rick Tyler, 7, 2;
Jason Smitp, 3, 1.
WOMEN'S MVP POINTS & TONS, 2ND DIVISION
Marie Bundrick, 46, 3; Misty Forsythe, 37, 7; Emily
Wesche, 32, 3; Jenny Montford, 25, 5; Tyana Sterbaggi,
19, 2; Jewel Boutwell, 18, 0; Kristina Carroll, 18, 0; Bea
Spence, 2, 1.


GATORS, continued from 1A

was a close game up until the third quarter."
Now the Gators are looking for their second win this
season when they visit Arnold on Friday.
The Marlins were 5-5 overall last year, but only 2-4 at
home.
"Teams are now looking to take out Cameron. There
isn't any reason why they wouldn't, he's one of our
best runningbacks beside being the quarterback and it
presented itself last game," Kellogg said.
"They're (Arnold) going to want us to throw the ball
and take care of Cameron, but if something does happen I
just hope that our other boys can fill in those yards ran."


NOTES, continued from C1

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21 during the CHS vs. Pace football game. You can
buy as many ducks as you want. Prices are $3 for
one duck and $5 for two. Buying ducks ends on Sept.
15. For more information please call Chris Moore at
(850) 259-1808.
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Team will be holding try-outs for the Fall season.
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Legal # 100174
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT, FIRST JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.:
07-DR-3802
IN RE: The Marriage
of
ANNETTE L ROBI-
NETTE,
Petitioner/ Wife
and
WADE H. FRESHMAN,
Respondent/ Hus-
band.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: WADE H.
FRESHMAN
Last known address: 417
Main Street, Destin, FL
32541
Present Address: Un-
known.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED
that an action for dissolu-
tion of marriage has
been filed against you
and you are required to
serve a copy of your writ-
ten defenses, if any, to:
STEPHEN J. RYAN, ES-
QUIRE
RISEN & RYAN
436 Green Acres Road
Ft. Walton Beach, FL
32547
ATTORNEY FOR PETI-
TIONER
on or before September
20, 2007, and file the
original with the Clerk of
this Court at the
Okaloosa, County Court-
house Annex, Shalimar,
Florida either before serv-
ice on Petitioner's attor-
ney or immediately there-
after; otherwise a default
will be entered against
you for the relief de-
manded in the Petition.
WITNESS my hand and
Seal of this Court on this
16 day of August, 2007.
Don W. Howard
CLERK OF COURT
By: Tiffany Gardner
Deputy Clerk
8/22/07
8/29/07
9/5/07
9/12/07

Legal # 100188
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NUMBER:
07-CP-970
In Re: The Estate Of
WILMA E. MCKEN-
NEY,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
TO ALL PERSONS
HAVING CLAIMS OR
DEMANDS AGAINST
THE ABOVE ESTATE:
The administration of the
estate of WILMA E.
MCKENNEY, de-
ceased File Number
07-CP-970 spending in
the Probate Court,
Okaloosa County Flor-
ida, the address of which
is:
Clerk of Circuit Court
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Courthouse Annex
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Shalimar, FL 32579
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Legal# 100195
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO:
06-CA-4663
RESIDENTIAL FUND-
ING CORPORATION,
Plaintiff
vs.
CLERK OF COURT
OKALOOSA COUNTY
FLORIDA; WILLIAM L
MCANDREWS; JOHN
DOE; JANE DOE AS
UNKNOWN TEN-
ANT(S) IN POSSES-
SION OF THE SUB-
JECT PROPERTY,
Defendants
RE-NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given
that pursuant to Florida
Statute 45.031(2) and
the Final Judgement en-
tered in the above men-
tioned cause in the Cir-
cuit Court of Okaloosa
County, Florida, I will sell
the property situated in
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida, described as:
LOT 7, BLOCK 2,
KELLY'S SUBDIVISION
TO FORT WALTON,
ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF ON FILE
IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE
35 IN THE OFFICE OF
THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT
COURT OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
at public sale to the
highest and best bidder
for cash, at the front door
of the Clerk of Circuit
Court's office at the
Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, FL at 11:00am
C.D.T. on the 27th day of
September 2007.
ANY PERSON CLAIM-
ING AN INTEREST IN
THE SURPLUS FROM
THE SALE, IF ANY
OTHER THAN THN
PROPERTY OWNER
AS OF THE DATE OF
THE LIS PENDENS
MUST FILE A CLAIM
WITHIN 60 DAYS AF-
TER SALE.
In accordance with the Ameri-
can Disabilities Act of 1990
ADA, disbld persons who,
because at other disabiiteso
need special accommodation to
arli p'ate in his proceedIng
s ou contact the AA CoordT
nator at 1250 Elin Parkway,
Shalimar, FL 32579 or Tele-
phone Voice/TDD 18501
651-7200 not later Ihon ive
business days prior to such pro-
ceeding.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of the Court on
August 24, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
Clerk of Court
By: Vicki Jackson
Deputy Clerk
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9/19/07
Legal # 100196
NOTICE OF SALE
The following vehicle will
be sold at public auction,
per FL Stat 713.585 at
10:00 AM on September
28, 2007 at Lienor's ad-
dress to satisfy a lien
against said vehicle for
labor, services and stor-
age charges. No titles,
as is, cash only.
2000 Kia Sephia 4D
VIN
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Cash sum to redeem vehi-
cle: $2071.06
Lienor: Daniel's Automo-
tive Services
523 Hi hway 90 West,
Holt FL ?2564
Phone: 850-537-3828
Notice to owner or
lienholder that he has a
right to a hearing any
time prior to sale date by
filing with the clerk of the
court. Owner has right to
recover vehicle by
posting bond accordance
with I1 Star 559.917.
Net proceeds from sale
in excess of amount
claimed by lienor will be
deposited' with the clerk
of the court. Interested
Parties contact: State
Filing Service, Inc (772)
595-9555.
9/12/07

Legal #100190
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.: 2007 CA
003368
DIVISION: 0
LASALLE BANK NA-
TIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION AS TRUSTEE
FOR OWNIT MORT-
GAGE LOAN ASSET
BACKED CERTIFI-
CATES, SERIES
2006-7,
Plaintiff,
vs.
NATHAN P. CROSS,
et al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: NATHAN P.
CROSS
LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS: 407 Webster
Street Fort Walton Beach,
FL 32547
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
RAFAELA J. CROSS
LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS: 407 Webster
Street Fort Walton Beach,
FL 32547
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 SPOUSES,
HEIRS DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action to foreclosure a
mortgage on the
following property in
OKALOOSA County,
Florida:
LOT 6, BLOCK 5,
SIXTH ADDITION TO
GARNIER BEACH,
ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF, AS
RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 3 PAGE 13,
OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
has been filed against
you and you are required
fo serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any,
on or before October 10,
2007, on Echevarria,
Codilis & Stawiarski,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address is 9119 Corpo-
rate Lake Drive, Suite
300 Tampa, Florida
33634 and file the origi-
nal with this Court either
before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or.im-
mediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be
entered against you for
the relief demanded in
the Complaint or petition.
This notice shall be
published once each
week for two consecutive
weeks in the Creslview
News Bulletin WITNESS
my hand and the seal of
this Court on this 29 day
of August, 2007.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
By: K. Sims
As Deputy Clerk
Invoice to & Copy to:
Echevarria, Cod lis &
Stawiarski
P.O. Box 25018
Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
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IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans Disabilities
Act, persons with disabili-
ties needing special ac-
commodation to partici-
pate in this proceeding
should contact Court Ad-
ministration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East, Crest-
view FL 32536-3515
telephone number (850)
689-5000, Extension
7497, prior to the pro-
ceeding. or Shalimar
(850) 651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans Disabilities
Act, persons with disabili-
ties needing special ac-
commodation to partici-
pate in this proceeding
should contact Court Ad-
ministration at 1250 N.
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar,
F[, 32579- telephone
number (85d) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
9/5/07
9/12/07

Legal # 100175
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR


OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
Shawn ODonnell,
Petitioner
Tracey ODonnell,
Respondent.
Case No.: 07dr3742
NOTICE OF ACTION
FOR DISSOLUTION OF
MARRIAGE
TO: Tracey ODonnell
1A Boatner Rd.
Eglin AFB, FL 32542
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action has been filed
against you and that you
are required to serve a
copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on
Shawn ODonnell on or
before October 1, 2007,
and file the original with
the clerk of this Court at
the Okaloosa County
Courthouse, 1250 N
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar,
Frorida 32579, before
service on Petitioner or
immediately thereafter. If
you fail to do so, a de-
rFault may be entered
against you for the relief
demanded in the petition.
Copies of all court docu-
ments in this case, includ-
ing orders, are available
at the Clerk of the Circuit
Court's office. You may
review these documents
upon request.
You must keep the clerk
of the. Circuit Court's of-
fice notified of your cur-
rent address. (You may
file Notice of Current Ad-
dress, Florida Supreme
Court Approved Family
Law Form 12.915.) Fu-
ture papers in this lawsuit
will be mailed to the ad-
dress on record at the
clerk's office.

WARNING: Rule
12.285 Florida Family
Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain auto-
matic disclosure of docu-
ments and information.
Failure to comply can re-
sult in sanctions, includ-
inp dismissal or striking
ofpleadings.

Dated: Aug. 21, 2007.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Deputy Clerk
8/22/07
8/29/07
9/5/07
9/12/07



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dresses of the personal
representative and the
personal representative's
attorney are set forth
below.
ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS ARE
NOTIFIED THAT:
All creditors of the
decedent, and other
Persons having claims or
demands against the
decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this
notice is served within
three months after the
date of the first
publication of this notice,
must file their claims with
this court, WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
.DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY
DAYS AFTER THE DATE
OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All creditors of the
decedent, and persons
having claims or
demands against
decedent's estate, must
file their claims with this
court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND
OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED.
The date of first
publication of this notice
is September 5, 2007.
Personal Representative:
Angela M. Griffin .
1136 Sweetbriar Station
Fort Walton Beach, FL
32547
Sallie Y. Norris
Attorney For Personal
Representative
ROBISON R. HARRELL &
ASSOCIATES, P.A.
3 Clifford Drive
Shalimar Florida 32579
(850)651-1111
Florida Bar Number:
0023840
9/5/07
9/12/07


Legal # 100194
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
Case No.:
2007-DR-2442
Division:
Jennifer L. Roberts,
Petitioner
and
Wesley M. Roberts,
Respondent
AMENDED NOTICE
OF ACTION FOR
DISSOLUTION OF
MARRIAGE
To: {name of Respondent)
Wesley M. Roberts
(Respondent's last known
address) 5203 Carousel
Ln. Crestview, FL 32539
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action has been filed
against you and that you
are required to serve a
copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on
(name of Petitioner) Jen-
nifer L Roberts, whose
address is P.O. Box 9
Holt, FL. 32564 on or be-
fore datel October 22,
2007, and file the origi-
nal with the clerk of tfis
on or before service on
Petitioner or immediately
thereafter. If you fail
to do so, a default
may be entered
against you for the
relief demanded in
the petition.
Copies of all court
documents in the
case, including
orders, are available
at the Clerk of the
Circuit Court's office.
You may review
these documents
upon request.
You must keep
the Clerk of the Cir-
cuit Court's office no-
tified of your current
address (You may
file Notice of Current
Address, Florida Su-
preme Court Ap-
proved Family Law
Form 12.915.1 Future
papers in this law-
suit will be mailed to
the address on rec-
ord at the clerk's of-
fice.
WARNING: Rule
12.285, Florida Fam-


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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2007


CLASSIFIED


Crestview News Bulletin I C5


2100-Pets
2110- Pets: Free to
Good Home
2120 Pet Supplies
2130 Farm Animals/
Supplies
2140 Pets/Livestock
Wanted



Adorable Yorkie PupsI
Males & females, CKC
registered, reasonably
priced. 758-8500
Boxer Puppies,
females, no papers, tak-
ing deposits now. Will
be ready end of
September. $250,
689-8031
Pygmy Goat Babies,
very small, males and fe-
males, sired by NPGA
registered buck. Some
breeding stock avalible.
850-537-8207
r .

NEW IJOAY
Toy size Pomeranian
puppies, 689-3302
orkie puppies
682-1972



One Male, One Female,
Jack Russel/ Chihuahua
MIX, 8mo old, Great w/
Kids. 689-8031


3100- Antiques-
3110- Appliances
3120 Arts & Crafts
3130 Auctions
3140 Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
Equipment
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
3280 Machinery/
Equipment
3290 Medical Equipment
3300 Miscellaneous
3310 Musical Instruments
3320 Plants & Shrubs/
Supplies
3330 Restaurant/Hotel
3340 Sporting Goods
3350- Tickets (Buy & Sell)

ANT310U --_

All Types of Watch &
Clock Repair, grandfa-
ther, mantel, cuckoos, we
buy antiques, we do es-
tate sales. Call
689-1007



Outside AC unit, 2 1/2
Ton, 6yrs old, works
great. $225, 758-9088
Ron's Appliance &
Parts, appliance repair,
all brands, we buy work-
ing appliances, 215 N.
Main Street, Call
689-1007. After hours
305-8515




English Auction
Sunday
Sept 16 1pm
Preview Sat. 10-5pm.
40ft container from
England packed with
beautiful walnut, oak &
mah gany furniture
plus lots of china, glass
brick a brac.
Garrett & Garrett
Auction Co.
WJ. Garrett
AB#2107
AU#2727
151 SE EglinPkwy
FWB, 244-7453
5% buyers premium.
Come see usl




Ratan Living Room set
sofa 2 chairs w/
atomens, 2 end tables, 1
coffee table,
entertainment center.
$500 Mahogany China
Cabinet 2pc $350 OBO
621-7427
Wanted to buy:
Small wood dining fable
chairs, dresser, chest of
drawers, bakers rack or
microwave cart.
Call 682-8185
Wood dinning table
with 6 chairs, walnut
color, $125. Three wood
piece bedroom set
w/headboard & mat-
tress dark in color,
$125. Computer center,
dark in color, $100,
850-826-1620


1 3230
Baker
HUGE YARD
SALE
5727 Hwy 4 Next to
the Gator Cafe Fri Sept
14 & Sat 15. 7am- until
Crestview
3 Family Yard
Sale
Fri & Sat. 8am-2pm.
3170 Chestnut Street,
Garden City Hwy 85N)
comforters lots of name
brand clothes, all sizes,
VHS to apes, X ox games,
Playstoaion II games,
I, l ...l f ,, ame fur.-


| 3230
Crestview
Fri. Sept. 1,4, 8am- until,
797 E Pine Ave
Crestview HUGE Two
Family Fri and Sat Sept
14 & 15, 7am Until
Tools & furniture. 3156
Zadie Ln one mi N of Au-
burn Church Right on
Zadie 682-5670
CRESTVIEW
Inside Yard Sale
1451 S. Person Blvd Apt
"E" behind Crystal Car
Wash Fri. Sept 14- Sat
Sept 15 8am -9pm
Crestview
Large Multi
Family Yard
Sale
Sat. 9/15, 7-?
1225 Gabrielle Dr
Crestview
LARGE Yard Sale. Sept.
14, 15, & 16 Fri-Sun. 7-
Till. Tools Collectables,
Lots of Stuff for Everyone;
Low Prices. 248
Bracewell St.
Crestview
Multi Family
Fri 14 & Sat 15,
8am-3pm, Lots to choose
from. 105 Pearl Adams
Ave. Behind the college.
Crestview
Multi Family
Sat. Sept. 15, 6-noon.
Lare size women's
clothes and antique glass
5978 Old Bethel Rd.
Crestview
Sat. Sept 15 6AM
Rain or Shine
Elliptical training ma-
chine, weight training
machine, tree stand, stun
gun, household goods,
softball/ baseball equip-
ment, and lots of other
stuff. 4554 Tara Court off
Live Oak Church Road in
Plantation Oaks.
Crestview
Sat. Sept. 15,
7am- until ? 118 Claire
Dr. No Early Birds.
Crestview
Sat. Sept, 15,
7am-11pm, at 3092 N.
Butler. Rd.
Crestview
Sat. Sept. 15, 8am-2pm,
214 Citadel Lane,
398-5148
CRESTVIEW
Sat. Sept. 15, 8am-2pm,
4629 Canary Way, 96
E 2mi past 393 look for
signs. Generator
500watts, $275, Din-
ing Table, Hunting Bow,
Lamrge size Clothes, Avon
1960's still in box and
lots more.
Crestview
Silver Oaks,
Fri 7am-12pm
Sat. 7am-2pm
5877 Saratoga Drive.
Sofa set, lider chair/ ot-
toman, stroller, diaper
genie, baby/toddler
items, toys & other house-
hold.
Crestview
Yard Sale 7am-until
Sept 15 in the parking lot
of Elizabeth's Attic An-
tique Mall. 404 James
Lee Blvd. 682-0500
Crestview
Yard Sale
Sat. 9/15. 7am-12.
5358 Fairchild Rd.
Camping & hunting
items, furniture, misc.
kitchen items, craft sup-
plies & many misc. ex-
rasI

Estate Sale
1999 Ford Crown
Victoria, $4800
1992 Dynasty 19' boat
I/O, $3000
1994 Ford Taurus, 4D
GL, $1400
1986 Honda Accord,
4D LX, $1600
Lincoln Welder/
Generator, $1500
Alpine Air and Water
purifiers
6 Person Softub Spa,
$1400
Boat Lift 8' center
10,0001lb lift motor,
control box, remote,
$1200
+ Motor Yacht 27 Foot
Ford Twin Volvos, $7500
CALL Dave at
376-7569.
Indoor Yard/ Bake
Sale, Saturday, 15 Sep;
7:30- Noon at our Savior
Lutheran Church 178 N
Ave, Crestview. Across
from Live Oak Cemetery.
Precedes to benefit the
Homeless. 682-0241




Polaris 700 w/ 2500
warn wench. $4000. Left
Handed Browning Rifles.
642-1606 or 689-6640




Green & boiled
peanuts. Holland Farms
850)675-6876




36 People Needed
Who are SERIOUS about
losing weight and keep-
ing iT off for GOOD! All
natural Super Easy6 Call
Peggy 828-628-3965
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recommended LOSE
WEIGHT LIKE CRAZY.
Burn fat, Block cravings,
Boost energy; Lose 2-8
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CrestvLaw Elks Lodge
Turkey Shoot starts at
9:00am on September
22, Good Prizes. Hwy
90E to Fairchild Rd. Fol-
low Signs.


3340

TREK 2200
Road Bike






Light as a
feather.
Flies down the
road!
Like new. $700 obo.
Please note, the ad pre-
viously said TREK
2000. That was wrong.
This baby is a 22001l
Call Tom, 368-1603


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



Administrative
Small Legal Office seek-
ing Secretary. Good
communication and com-
puter skills required. Fax
resume to 850-689-1802
or mail to PO Box 1622,
Crestview, FL, 32536
Administrative/Support
FT Medical receptionist
with outgoing personality
for busy office to answer
hones, schedule pts,
andle co-pays and pt.
payments. Computer liter-
ate, exp. preferred. Fax
resume to 850-423-1313
Aero/Aviation/Defense
Aircraft Refueler
experienced in the gen-
eral aviation field. Apply
in person Sunshine Aero,
5545 John Givens Rd.,
Crestview, FL, Bob Sikes
Airport. 682-6811
Business Opp/Investment

Create Massive
Income From
Home
24/7 Recordin exlains
all -800-617-5340/206
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9466 (Not ML M)
WWWJOINABM.COM
Business Opp/Investment
Post Office now
Hiring
Avg. pay $20/hour or
$57K annually including
Federal Benefits and T.
Paid training vacations.
PT/FT. 18 6-497-1015
USWA
Drivers

CARRIERS
The NW Florida Daily
News is looking to fill
several regular routes
and on-call substitute
openings in the follow-
ing areas:
Shalimar

DeFuniak

Crestview

Call Darrell
682-5608

000000

Sandestin

Walton Co.

Okaloosa
Island
No phone
calls,
please.
All positions require
valid driver license,
clean driving record,
dependable transpor-
tation and proof of auto
insurance.
Applications accepted
200 NW Racetrack Rd,
Ft. Walton Beach. No
phone calls.
SORlt WEST FLORiDA




News


HEP EC


Drivers
Driver Trainees
Needed
No CDL? No Problem!
Earn up to $900/wk.
Home weekends with
TMC. Company en-
dorsed CDL Training.
1-866-280-5309


Drivers
* Driver/Laborer
Class B CDL
Driver
Age 25+. Must have
clean driving record &
be dependable benefits
after 90 days. brug Free
Workplace. Call
682 -8004


Educational
Now accepting appli-
cations for employment at
Learning Tree Day School
Inc., 201 Valley Road.
Must be 18 years of age.
Applicants should have a
cood work ethic and be
dependable to be at
work. Apply in person
only.


Healthcare/CNA/Aide

Mature CNAs
needed at ALZ. ALF in
Crestview. Evenings &
nights only. 423-1228


Hibbett Sports is
opening soon in Crest-
view.
*Manaaement
*PT/FT'Sales

Send resumes "ATTN
DM" to: 900 Westgate
Plaza, Andalusia AL
36420. Hibbett Sports
conducts drug testing.
Lee.Gordon@Hibbett.com


Law Enforce/Security
SECURITY
OFFICERS
The Wackenhul Corro-
raror, is now hiring e-
curirt Officers for
San ein SeaGro.e
Beach Sania Rota
Beach 'Wages begin
at $9.75 hr. Benefits
available. HS/GED re-
g u i r e d .
00-527-5941
EOE/M/F/D/V



Wackenhut
Web ID
#27764023.


Other


ARMY AND AIR
FORCE
EXCHANGE
SERVICE
IS NOW
HIRING
for
Eglin AFB
Food Service Workers
Eglin AFB &
Hurlburt Field

Day & Night
Shifts Needed
Excellent benefits
Starting pay is based
on experience.
BX shopping privileges
Use of base
recreational f~eilities-
TO APPLY VISIT
www.aafes.com
or call
AAFES Human
Resources
678-7111, ext 225,
226 or 244


Other
100 WORKERS
NEEDED
Assemble crafts wood
items. Materials ro-
vided. To $480/wk. Free
information pkg. 24 Hr
801-428-4893


Exp. Cashiers
wanted Must have flexi-
ble hours. To apply call
850-892-7713







Cracker Barrel of
Crestview Now. hiring
AM & PM Dishwashers
Must be over 18
Weekends required EOE
682-8804


6100 Business/
Commercial
6110 Apartments
6120 Beach Rentals
6130 Condo/Townhouse
6140 House Rentals
8150 Roommate Wanted
6160 Rooms for Rent
6170 Mobile Home/Lot
6180- Out-of-Town Rentals
6190 Timeshare Rentals
6200 Vacation Rentals






Crestview 4000sf
office space/apts. Good
location & price. 850-
418-0996 or 305-3337


Crestview- Main St. Of-
fice space near Court-
house 1000sf. $700+tax
mo Avail now 537-3609


Crestview- Professional
office Building 2426sf,
Best use Medical/ Attor-
ney or general office use.
Next to Eglin Federal
Credit Union on S.
Ferdon Blvd. 850-729-
3748 or 850.621-0046







Crestview- 2br, 1 ba,
quiet gated, no pets
$600mo/$550dep, 12
mo lease req. 585-1574


Crestview Bent Creek
Apts II Vouchers Ac-
cepted. Rental assistance
may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
HC & n6n-HC accessible
apts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview, FL. Call 850
682-5563, TDD/TTY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity


Crestview, Bent Creek
Apartments I, Vouchers
Accepted. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
1 & BR, HC & non HC
accessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Road
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5563,
TDD/TTY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity.


Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. is looking for individuals who
want to be a part of the world's largest bottler of
nonalcoholic beverages in the Valparaiso area! We'r6
currently hiring \
DRIVER
Drive/deliver products to assigned accounts &
perform merchandising, rotating & stocking duties.
Class "A" CDL, good driving record required.
1+ years local delivery commercial driving exp. pref'd;
prior grocery and/or consumer products exp a +.


For complete job details and to 4
apply online, visit
www.cokecce.com/careers


We are an Equal Opportunity Employer
Celebrating Our Diversity. EOE M/F/D/V DFW
"Coca-Cola" is a trademark of The Coca-Cola Company.

Our -eope. OurProdc ts O r rie


6110 I
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
850-682-5563
TDD/TTY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity




Crestview 3 BR 2.5
BA 1528sf., CH&A. Pets
OK. Micro, cable-ready,
ceiling fans, carpet
wv .D No smoke. $1 0
off dep w/direct dep set
up. $900mo. 850
398-3311




2 & 3br mobile home
for rent, no
pets,682-1972

1st Month's Rent
Freel
Crestview- 3 br 2 ba
MH, Great Location Like
new, No pets, $725mo
+dd. 902-0604

3br/ lba, Central Heat
and Air, $650 plus DD.
No pets. 803-7096

American Realty
of Northwest
Florida, Inc.
682-4822 or-
651-5717 EHO
* 128 Hampton Dr,
2br,1.5ba $ 550
* 130 Hampton Dr,
2br/1.5ba, $550
* 614 Lee Ave,
2br/1ba,$500
* 3033 Cabela Ln,
3br/2ba, $975
328 Lakeview Dr,
3br, 2ba, $775
* 178 Swaying Pine,
3br, 2.5ba, $850
* 312 John King Rd,
3br 2ba $825
S207 Johnson Ct, 3br,
2.5ba, $850
* 3349 Shoal Creek Cv,
4br, 2ba, $925
* 209 ohnson Ct, 3br,
2.5ba, $850
S110 Palmetto Dr, 4br,
2ba, $825
* 3107 Skyhawk Dr,
3br, 2ba, $995
* 2812 Atoka Tr, 3br,
2bal $1050
* 1 Holly Rd, 3br, 2ba,
$950
* 3313 Skywagon Dr,
3br, 2ba, $950
* 3115 Skyhawk Dr
4br, 2ba, $995
* 4707 Young Rd,
4br,2ba,$1000
* 4088 Bi Buck Tr,
4br, 2ba, $1250
* 811 6th
Ave.,3br/2ba, $875
* 169 Nivana Dr,
3br/2ba $950
* 317 Runnymeade Dr.
3br/2ba, $1000
* 1420 Greenwood Rd.',
3br/4ba, $1,500
* 4662 Browning Ct.,
3br/2ba, $1 495
* 3408 S master Ct
3br, 2ba, $925
* 108 Jamie Ct, 3br,
2ba, $800
* 315 John King Rd,
3br, 2ba, $875
* 226 Southview Dr.,
3br, 2ba, $895
* 420 Juniper Dr, 3br,
2ba, $950
* 202 Brittany Lane,
4br, 2ba, $985
visit us at
www.era-american.com


Apartment 2br/1ba,
washer and dryer
included, 116 Lake St.
$500mo/$500dd
682-6514


Brand new
3br/ 2ba homes in quiet
subdivision. Easy access
to Creslview'& Niceville.
$885.00 per month. Call
850-689-2221



Century 21
Moulton Realty
(850)
682-3849
Rentals:
902 Dixie 3br, 2ba
$875.rt $875dep
4799 Old Mill Ct.
br, 2ba $950.rt,
950dep
5152 Keyser Mill Rd
Baker $875mo,
$875dep, 4br, 2ba
366 John King Rd
br,2ba $1000mo &
$1 00 dep
2246 Titanium Dr.
4br, 2ba $1400mo &
$1400 dep
411 Peoria Blvd,
3br,3ba, $1400mo &
1400dep
2932 Sholtz,
$1000mo, $1000dep,
3br 2ba
8037 Old Ebnezer
Rd $850mo, $850dep,
3br, 2bo
106 Oakmount
700mo, $700dep,
br, 1ba-
352Riverchse Blvd.
$1150mo, $1150dep,
br 2ba
5130 Whitehurst Ln.
$1400mo, $1400dep,
4br, 2ba
5272 Cavalier Dr.
$800mo, $800dep,
2br, 1 ba
6 Courtney Ln.
$950mo & $950dep,
3br/2ba
4733 Meadow Lake
Dr., $2200mo &
$2200dep, 3br, 2
1/2ba
2842 Old Mill Way,
$1000mo &
$1000dep, 4br, 2ba



Crestview
Nice 1&2 Bedroom
efficiency apartments,
$500-550mo, some utili-
ties furnished,
lease required, no pets.
834-4767 or 978-8274


Crestview 2br, 1.5ba,
fenced in, no pets/
stroke. $650/mo + dep.
682-6868


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Crestview- 3 br, 1 /2
ba, 1 cg, no pets. 126
Camellia Place. $750/
mo + dd. Call 682-1265
CRESTVIEW
3br/2ba Home, with sin-
gle car garage For Rent,
$750mo;$7S6dep, NO
Pets or Smoke.
546-1343
Crestview
3br/2ba/1 cg
& workshop, Stainless
Kitchen, Hardwood & tile
floors, Nice Yardl No
Petsl $950mo/$950dd-
12mo lease 585-1574

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

Crestview
Reduced Small 2/1
house, country living.
screened porc6h, small
pet, $5BQ/$500
850-537-9798
Crestview Rentals:
3br/ ba $550, 2br/lba
$600 3br/2ba $975,
br/ ba $900. Rick
Epperson. Broker/
Owner: 850-865-7777
Home 3br/2ba, 1307
Pinewood Lane.
$700mo/$700dd,
682-6514
Houses for rent
830-2061
North Crestview,
3br/1 1/2ba, Great Lo-
cation Close to Schools,
Brick home, fenced yard,
no pets, $875mo,
$875dd, 902-0604
Trailer 2br, w/ washer
and dryer, 461 1/2 S.
Brent St., Fenced Yard,
682-6514


6170
3br 2ba mobile home
on 1 acre lot, no pets,
references required.
682-1045, 8:30-5.


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





Baker
1322sfit. NEW HOME
on one acre, 3/2, Many
upgrades, Located on
Old River Rd. $164,900.
546-0484


Beautiful home site, rea-
sonably priced. 10 acres
located on Possum Ridge
Road, Crestview, FL.
Road paved and county
maintained. Old mobile
home on property, no
value attached. Value in
land only. call
850-398-0068,leave
message.


Country living, 3br/1ba
brick house, Brand new
35 yr roof 2 weeks old,
4 deep well pump with
new motor, 1 acre, rural
area, 3 miles from best
deer & turkey hunting
80,000 firm
34-493-0465

Crestview
135,500, Beautiful
own House, vaulted ceil-
ing, fireplace, 2 br, 2ba,
1 car, screened Lania,
25 K in upgrades. ,
Call owner realtor
850-8303326


REAL ESTATE SALE
HOME ON 1.1 AC.
MOSSEY HEAD AREA
130 Rainbow Dr. Walton County
SELLING BY OWNER OF ESTATE
Mobile Home, Furnished, W/Built Over Roof,
Screened Front Porch, Car Port, 2 BR, 2 Bath,
Central Heat & Air & Deck On 1.1 AC. At Fla.
Hwy 285 & U S Hwy. 90 Go West On Hwy. 90,
2 Mi & R. On Rainbow Dr. To: (A Nice, Quiet,
Level, Room To Roam Setting)
Call Now-First Come!
Look For Signs
INFO. CALL: 240-0481
2016184


Excellent home for $69,500, roof and some windows replaced recently.
Completely fenced. Move in ready. MLS#455013-Phil Phillips 582-7445
Gorgeous custom built w/48R, 3.5 BA on a lake. Chair rail recessed lighting,
fireplace, maxed kitchen Bull nose corners, oversized garage. MLS#404390
All brick on I acre, 5BR & -3BA, screened porch, fresh point, new carpet, room
to add a pool, corner lot. MLS#474418-Jenny Teel 582-3821


2.98 Acres close to town.
3BR, 258A home &
a studio apt! New A/C
& septic in '03.
MLS#461954
3BR, 2BA, Dbl garage.
Split plaon Solid surface
countertops & oak cabi-
netry. MLS#464636- CRESTVIEWHOME&COM
Darlene Dean
974-9074


Some improvements
have been made. Close
to Southside school.
Has a good rental
record. MLS#471749
Upgrades galorel 3,700
SF with a basement.
Stainless steel
appliances.
MLS#470285-Debra
Frost 305-9752


3BR, 2BA, 1,521SF w/fireplace, split bedroom plan, metal work shop w/
electric. LG master both, his & her closets & covered porch. MLS#451649
42.59 ACRES! Great for horses/hunting/fishing, has a pond & a double wide.
16 additional acres available. MLS#464492 -Patti Griffin 758-0133
Home on one acre getting a remodel. Wood burning fireplace. Getting a
new AC unit, hot water heater, new carpet & tile. MLS#462812
2.98 wooded acres. 3BR, 2.5BA home & studio apt! 12x10 metal shed, RV/Boat
building. New A/C & septic in '03. MLS# 461954-Diana Baker 685-5135


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CLASSIFIED


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2007


Joe Babich,
Automotive consultant for
Award Chevrolet, would like
to extend an invitation to the
public to stop by and let him
', answer any questions
S you may have.

,-/ AN AMBNIICWAN RUJTION
Your Sllverado Headquarters Locally Owned & Operated
4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview
682-2731


CRESTVIEW- Two newly
completed 3/2 homes
with bullnose wall cor-
ners, ceramic tile, ceiling
fans, much more. Each
situated on over 1 ac of
land. $149,750.00 and
$154,125.00 6155 and
6151 Evergreen Park-
way. Call builder at
682-6569 for viewings.


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(850) 974-7778
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Residential Property eAcreage *Condo's
*New Construction *Relocation Assistance
FREE MARKET EVALUATION i ,

Office: 850.974.7778 Toll Free: 1.888.225.3072
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FOR SALE BY OWNER:
Investment/ Rental
property presently
occupied. Commercially
zoned, near center city.
Asking $50,000. Call
682-3744 after noon.


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Great Country Estate-
yet very close in. Over
3500 SF 4/4 pn 2 Ac-
res- In ground pool, very
well maintained.
Mildred C. Heaton
Realty, Inc.
850-689-1334

Need A Home Loan?
Call Lois Lancaster
Bryan Mtq. Inc.
850-689-0424


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7"7100
New 3/2 Homr
$159,999 Call B
Destin 850-269-1
NEW HOMES
Quality built sta
$129,995-Move
very little cash as
wit pay closing
AND prepaid s!
Numerous areas
convenient to Egli
Mildred C. I
Realty,
850 -689-1334
Quiet Area, co
3 br, 2 ba, 2 c
1812sf, on Cul
Custom hm. $21
850-689-0665
Reduced $1:
3/2 1286sf. fi
tile, laminate and
flooring call Gi
drews at Property
sionals
306-5066 or 683
South of I-1
$139,500. 11
3br/ 1.5ba, fi
large kitchen ,
den, privacy fens
buildings call G
drews Property
signals 306-5C
683-1714.


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view, garage $850mo.
85 0-86 -8 066
www. neigborvision.com


S 7150
2 Plots for sale at Live
Oak Cemetary in the
Garden of Honor Sec-
tion. $1600 for both
plots. Call for more infor-
mation at 850-651-3085


De sac. 3 Acre Home Site Hill
5K Call Top, Clear Creek Estates,
Crestview, $75,000.
39,900. Additional adj. 3acres .
replace, 758-9254
d carpet
re An- 60 ACRES- ESCAMBIA
Srofes- FARMS Price reduced to
$6,000 p/ac. One of
3-1714 the lowest priced acre-
0 only age listings in the area.
37Asqff Paved road frontage
replace (over 1600 ft.) Can ci-
fI4X2 vide as small as 10 ac-
Fe, yard res. Mildred C.
re, An- Heaton Realty, Inc.
rofes- 850-689-1334
)66 or
Best Buy
80 wooded acres lo-
cated on County Line
Road just east of Laurel
Hill. Large hardwoods,
pines & cedar trees, high
banked creek. Plenty of
deer & wildlife. 20 min.
N. of Crestview. $336K.
Call Naylor Realty at
951-2488
Crestview- acre For
Sale in the Auburn Area,
Flat lot Ready to Build.
$35k, Call 240-0890
GREAT FIND 1 Acre,
within minutes of down-
town Crestview.
No restrictions, in good
area! Mildred C.
Heaton Realty,lnc.
850-689-1334
Half Acre Lots-
underground utilities, in-
*Mow dividuals welcome, or
WILL BUILD TO UIT.
Mildred C. Heaton
Realty, Inc.
689-T334

Land for Sale: 1 acre
$29 000 Baker 3/4
acre' $49,000, Auburn
acre $59,000, City Lot
$37,500, Poverty Creek
4.5 Acres $90,000, Luke
Ella Rd 13 Acres
$104,000, Shockley
Springs and Peaden Rd
lot acre tracks Call Rick
Epperson Broker/ Owner
850-865-7777
Level .46 Acre Lot
Auburn Area
Below Market Value
Century 21 Moulton
Realty
(850)682-3849


7160
MH, Won't last long
Must go 1999 Fleet-
wood, 16X80, 3/2,
$20,000, FIRM, or As-
sume WAC. 758-1329


S 7190 |
New Orleans,
Louisiana ~
Potential Bed &
Breakfast
in Historic Faubourg
Marigny District. 2 story
home with off street park-
ing, balcony view of
downtown New Orleans
skyline. Stained glass
doors & windows, hard
wood floors. $486,000.
Ask for Greg (504)
460-5408 or email:
glewiscont@hotmail.com


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1974 VW Bettle
Excellent Condition
$5500
5496 Monterrey Road
682-1923


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Residency restrictions apply. See sales person for details. Price includes all rebates and discounts. All prices, plus tax, tag, title and processing fee.
Photos for Illustration purposes only. 0% in lieu of base rebate, with approved credit through GMAC. Sale ends 9/18/07.


Tree Service
PROFESSIONAL TREE &
STUMP REMOVAL
ALSO OFFERING PRESSURE WASHcNG & LAW MAINTENANCE

682-9474



'ANIEL'S AUiTOMOTIVE SERVICE

ALL WORK GUARANTEED
MAJOR & MINOR REPAIR
* SPECIALIZING IN ENGINE OVERHAUL DI ajnc
WRECKER SFR\-lCE AA' ABIE
Licens LHi & ISii is Td

850 537 3828

523 Hwy 90 WEST H HouL, FL


S8120
'73 Jeep CJ5, $4300,
OBO, 537-9736


NEW rtOAY
Ford Expedition
2001
Very nice. 537-8594
Honda CRV, '03
$13,000. Excellent,
owner. 6829333 or
682-8665



1990 Chevy Reg Cab,
4X4, $3900, OBO,
537-9736
Chevy 2001 S10 LS
Extended Cab 3 door,
30,000 miles excellent
condition, $8500. Call
398-0159
Dodge Re ular cab
4WD 2000. T85K miles.
Well taken care of
$6500. 850-892-4224
GMC '84 pick-up, $900
OBO Call 689-3248

HEW OBAY

GMC Sierra
2002
White. Loaded. Very
nice. $12 500. Please
call 537-7781



Wanted;
Old motorcycles,
ATV's etc. Cash.
Will ick
678-471-9527


[ 8170 --
Engine & Body Parts
for 1985 thru 2002
Buick, Olds, Pontiac,
3100 SFI V6 For Sale
683-1231



2002 Nitro Bass Boat,
75 HP Mercury $7,000.
1998 Stratus Bass Boat
with 2000 115 HP
Evinrude, $7,000
850-685-5027
17ft 1998 Stratos
Modal 273 and Trailor,
motor-150 Evinrude, Fully
equipped with Hot Foot
Very Good Cond.
$5500. OBO 902-0098
or 689-6695
Carolina skiff 2006
21' DXL Honda motor
with 4 stroke, 115 HP.
Only 25 hrs used.
$22,000.
(9031285.0821
KAYAKS
3 clear bottom kayaks,
Inovex brand. Barely
used.
+ 4 Mailbu Two Ocean
Kayaks; 2 are XLs.
Please call for prices,
850 698-6334
Pontune Boat- Motor
and Trailer. 50hp.
Evinrude. $2500 OBO
682-9220



1977 Evinrude 6 HP, Re-
worked Top to Bottom!
Perfect Cond. $400.
682-3895



Honda 100 CRF,
$1500 CRF 50, $1000,
537-9736



1990 Pop- Up Camp-
ing Trailer- Easy- Tow,
Sleeps 6, A/C Unit.
$2000. 5496 Monterrey
Rd. 682-1923
Toy Hauler '05
Forest River 18', totally
self-contained. Custom
cover, Surround Sound.
Ready for Daytona. In
new cond. Serious Inquir-
ies only. $13,500. Call
850 974-3984



1996 Fleetwood Pace
Arrow 35', 60 O00mi 2
TVs, DVD, VCR, AM/
FM/ CD, l. bathroom,
microwave, "ord engine,
$27,500. towing pkg.
and car avalible.
850-398-0261 or
398-0255


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