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CRESTVIEW -- Most
people take comfort from
making plans a: little in
advance. Zach and Kellie
Dalton, however, are just
happy to live moment for
moment.
Before Wednesday,;
Sept. 5, the- couple and
their 3-year-old daughter,
Dakotah, had their
immediate future mapped
out.
Zach, who is in the Air
Force at Hurlburt Field,
had recently passed Airman
Leadership School and was
hoping for a promotion.
Dakotah would soon be
starting day care. And the
family was en route to
West Virginia for a needed
vacation. They stopped for
the night in Montgomery,
Ala.
At 4:15 in the morning,.
an electrical malfunction
above the garage sparked
a fire that soon destroyed
their home on John King
Road.
The family decided to
continue to West Virginia.
"We were going to go and
be with family until we
were actually ready to go
back and see our house,"
said Kellie Dalton.
At a fuel stop, Zach got
splashed by gas when the
tank overflowed. Shortly
afterwards, he went to light


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Zach Dalton holds his daughter, Dakotah. Dalton was recently burned in an accident.


a cigarette and suffered
third-degree burns over
much of his body.
As friends of the young
family, led by .Zach's
supervisor, Sgt: .Dennis
Warren, and his wife,
Heather, started a drive
to find base housing and
furnishings for them, Zach's
burns were being tended at
the University of Alabama
Hospital in Birmingham.
"It has been like a vicious
game of Chutes and Ladders,"'
wrote Kellie in her MySpace
blog. "We have struggled
up the tallest ladders and


had to spiral down the
longest chutes. We are now
just making it back up, one
short ladder at a time."
Obtaining base housing
was a major relief, as Kellie
hopes that Zach will be able
to return to Florida soon.
"It was such a help"
getting the housing, Kellie
said. "I don't mind making
the drive too much."
Help continued. An
unknown benefactor in
Zach's squadron paid for
Dakotah's day care. Some

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HOW TO HELP
Donations for Zach Dalton
and his family may be
made at any Eglin Federal
Credit Union ranch.
To donate household


furnishings,


including


white only linens and
towels (per doctors'
orders), or to replace
the things lost in the fire,
contact Heather Warren
at (850) 642-4365.


Woman carjacked at Winn-Dixie
Mladen Rudman
Florida Freedom Newspapers
CRESTVIEW After carjacking a
vehicle late Monday afternoon, a man
tried to rob a bank, using the drive-thru,
in the car he had just stolen, according
to lawmen.
Crestview police are looking into
the carjacking, and Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office deputies the attempted
bank robbery at Eglin Federal Credit
Union on State Road 85 outside city
limits.
Sheriff's Office spokeswoman
Michele Nicholson said no money
: exchanged hands, though the suspect,
described as a white man, sent a note
demanding money and waited for an
unspecified amount of time before
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BAKER Proud Gators will be trekking
home Friday for the school's annual
Homecoming festivities.
The day's activities will begin with a
parade Friday afternoon from 1:45 to 2:15
on the streets around the school.
The first Baker School Alumni
Association meeting to be held in two
years will be held later Friday in the Baker
School auditorium.
Dale Henderson, Class of 1972, now in
his third year as president of the association,
said the meeting will begin with a 5:30 p.m.
social, featuring refreshments. Business
will be discussed starting at 6 p.m. and will
include the election of new officers.
Alumni are asked to help update the
association's database by providing their
current addresses, whether at the meeting
or by contacting the alumni association.
The association also provides two
Rosa Nel Hilton Scholarships, named for
a beloved Baker School teacher, offered
to graduating seniors who will attend
Okaloosa-Walton College, where Hilton
taught following her retirement. Each
recipient receives $500 for two years if they
stayat OWC.
"We try to provide one (scholarship) for
need and one for academic achievement,"
Henderson said.
The Baker School Alumni Association
is open to anyone who attended Baker,
Holt, Milligan Escambia Farms, and Drew
schools, all of which were consolidated
into Baker School.
Founded in 1928, "At one time it was
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Kelly Humphrey
News Bulletin
There'll be a lot of
volunteering going on
Friday when the United
Way of Okaloosa-Walton
Counties is sponsoring
a Day of Caring in
Crestview.
The day will begin at
7:30 a.m. with a kick-
off breakfast at North
Okaloosa Medical Center.
Following breakfast, the
participating volunteers
will fan out across the
city, providing assistance
to a number of United
Way member agencies in
the area.
ScottLee of Gulf Power /
Southern Company and
Jane Lindenberg of NOMC
are co-chairing the event.
"I've been involved


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW Anybody
who's ever gone shopping
in Crestview has probably
encountered Rosi Brannan
behind the customer service
counter at Big Lots. .
In fact, it's so common
to see her in her Big Lots
shirt that it really pushes
imaginations to visualize
her in a dirndl serving beer
in an Oktoberfest tent. Yet
as a young fraulein in her
native Bavaria, that's just
what she used to do.
With the Sept. 22 official
opening of Munich's
Oktoberfest drawing nigh,
Brannan's thoughts often
drift back home.
"I miss it," she said
recently. "I miss all the
fun." Despite Americans'
misconception, Oktoberfest
is not an over-sized beer
party. It's one of Bavaria's
biggest native holidays,
celebrated in cities, towns
and villages throughout the
still fiercely independent-
minded southern German
state. The state's largest
celebration, better known
throughout the world,
occurs in Munich, the state
capital.
Oktoberfest is a 'great
time for families with
games, carnival rides, folk
arts, and music. That's
the Oktoberfest Brannan
misses.
She fondly recalls
her family's Oktoberfest
celebration in her native
village of Hof/Saale.
"We had our own little
outfits on, our dirndl,"
she said of the colorfully
embroidered traditional
country skirts, gathered'
at the waist with a tight
bodice. "We always had our
costumes on," she said.


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with the United Way
for years, and it's 'just
so gratifying to see all
of the good things that
their agencies do for the
community, and the Day
of Caring is a great way
to give back."
When the volunteers
are finished painting,
doing lawn work, and
helping out in other
ways, they'll gather
at 11:30 a.m. at the
GFWC Woman's Club of
Crestview's clubhouse
on Woodlawn Drive for
a tasty lunch prepared by
club members.
"I feel extremely proud
to be able to take time
out of my daily routine to
give back to those in our
community," Lindenberg
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or your business can
participate in the Day of
Caring, contact Rhonda
Davenport at the United
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Next time you're in Crestview's Big Lots store, be
sure to tell Rosi Brannan a cheery "GruB Gott"
(greetings of God, the traditional Bavarian greeting).


Oktoberfest in the county


With her family, they'd
gather in one of the village
beer gardens for all the
fun. Meals ,at the beer
gardens, as at home, were
always accompanied by
giant pretzels Brezn,
the Bavarians call them
- which take the place
of bread throughout the
region.
And, of course, the adults
would enjoy their immense,
liter-sized Majfes (tankards)
of beer.
"When I grew up,"
Brannan said, "I was selling
beer in the beer tents with
my mom" during the warm
summer days.
While she enjoys her life
in the Florida Panhandle,
Brannanconfessesshemisses
Bavaria's "atmosphere,
the Gematlichkeit," she
said, using that wonderful
German word that roughly
translates into a joyous
melange of joviality,
conviviality and comradery.
It's been a while since
Brannan has been back
among the green hills,
snow-capped Alpine
mountains, dark forests and
rolling streams and rivers of
Bavaria. Most of her family,
including her parents, have
passed on.
With her palate now
accustomed to our American
brews, "I couldn't take the
beer no more" should she
quaff one of the hardier
products of her homeland's
brewers, she chuckled. "One
German beer and I'd be out.
When I came over here, I'd
have one beer and I'd say,
'What's this?' It tasted like
water!"
Still, the Bavaria she
recalls so fondly, particularly
at this special time of year,
"is more relaxed," Brannan
said almost wistfully. "Here
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German heritage, or just plain full of Gemiitlichkeit,
can experience a little bit of Oktoberfest Sept. 27-
30 at Niceville's Bitburger Restaurant and Pub, 4504
E. U.S. Highway 20 in the Winn-Dixie shopping
center.
Five special menu items will be served during
the festival and special brews will be imported.
Live music will be provided by a genuine Bavarian
band, flying in just for the occasion, as well as by
musician Michael Howard, who performed with
Crosby, Stills & Nash and was Wolfman Jack's
sidekick and producer on the classic radio show.
Also appearing will be Mighty Pat Shackleford.
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proudly. Records of alumni
meetings are available at
the Baker Block Museum, f
dating back to "I don't
know when," he added. -
This year's Homecoming !
football game will find the -
Gators taking on the South
Walton Seahawks, with a 7
p.m. kickoff.
The Homecoming dance
will be held after the game
at the school and is open to
both students and alumni.
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furniture was donated
for the Dalton's base
housing. An account was
established to benefit the
family at Eglin Federal
Credit Union.
A brief setback,
when Zach's kidney's
started suffering from
the antibiotics he was
receiving for skin grafts,
was soon overcome. "He
is doing good as of right
now," Kellie reported
Tuesday.
"We are getting tons of
things for Dakotah, which
is nice," said Heather
Warren, whose family
has been taking care of
the girl while her parents
are in Birmingham. "It
is always fun to shop for
little girls."
Warren's sons Clayton
and Bryce have taken
quickly to their temporary
"little sister."
"It is so cute. I think
she will .miss them when,
she has to go home to her
Mommy and Daddy. but
she misses her parents
more than they will ever
know," said .Warren.


The absence is felt as
strongly in Birmingham.
"We miss her terribly,"
said Kellie Dalton. "She
hasn't been wanting to go
to day care. She wants to
see Mommy and Daddy."
Things are looking up.
Zach Dalton learned ,he
passedAirmanLeadership
School with flying colors
and will be promoted
to staff sergeant at the
beginning of October.
And with his condition
continuing to improve, he
may be back in Florida by
the end of the week.
The ordeal "has
pulled me and. Zach
together like never before
and we are growing
stronger together," Kellie
continued in her blog.
"I have been by his side
since it all happened and
intend to stay that way...
and he wouldn't want it
any other way," she said.
"There have been many
tearful moments for us,"
.said -Kellie Dalton, "but
we, are 'finally starting to
come around a little bit.
"Finally."


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Florida Department of Law Enforcement crime scene investigators collect evidence
from this silver Kia Spectra that was carjacked in the Winn-Dixie parking lot.


"He never gave an
indication that he had
a weapon or displayed
a weapon," Nicholson
added.
The 6-foot-tall suspect
with short, dark hair was
last seen wearing a white
T-shirt and blue jeans.
Crestview Police Lt.
Jamie Grant said witnesses
described the suspect as
having a gauze-likebandage
on one of his checks. A
similar description was
provided to Sheriff's Office


investigators.
Grant said the suspect
approached his female
victim in the parking lot of a
grocery store off SR 85 north
of downtown Crestview.
He allegedly displayed a
large-caliber handgun and
told her to get back in the
car.
She was ordered to drive
him out of the city, and they
stopped at an undisclosed
church.
"From there, he had
her get out of the vehicle


and then stole her car,"
Grant continued. She was
uninjured.
After the attempted
bank robbery, the suspect
drove back to the grocery
store, leaving the stolen car
behind.
Police suspect he drove
away in his own vehicle.
Anyone with information
on the case is asked to
contact the Crestview Police
Department at 682-4157 or
t82-4iSO or the Sheriff's
Office at 651-7400.


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What Crist

missed


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Kelly Humphrey



It seemed particularly ironic to
me that Gov. Charlie Crist came
to visit Okaloosa County a few
weeks ago on the very day that
the News Bulletin learned that
Crestview was officially the largest
municipality in the county.
Ironic, because of the three sites
that Crist visited during his tour,
none was located north of the
Shoal River. And even more ironic
because of all the "area business
leaders" invited to meet with
the governor, none represented
the fast-growing Crestview Area
Chamber of Commerce.
Ironic, too, that while the
superintendents of the school
districts in neighboring Walton
and Santa Rosa counties were
invited to meet with the governor,
the mayor of the largest city in the
host county was not.
Don't get me wrong. I realize
the governor's time was limited,
and his host for the visit, state
Rep. Ray Sansom, represents the
south end of Okaloosa County.
At the same time, it would have
been nice if the governor could
have seen with his own eyes how
much this part of the county is
growing, and just how desperate
our need for infrastructure
improvements is.
"I would have loved to have
taken him out to the Bob Sikes
Airport, so he could see what's
going on out there," chamber
Executive Director Wayne Harris
said. "I'd like for him to get a close-
up look at our traffic problems,
since 85 is a state road."
I guess those wishes will have
to wait until the next time the
governor makes his way this far
west.
Ironic, isn't it?




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General and ambassador to Iraq address Congress


The Miller

Report

Jeff Miller

Despite Moveon.
org's ad in The New
York Times claiming
U.S. Army General
Petraeus would "betray
us" during Monday's
congressional hearing on
the situation in Iraq, the
general delivered a sober
and realistic account of
recent military progress
in Iraq. Sitting beside
the general was U.S.
ambassador to Iraq
Ryan Crocker, who
provided an update on
recent political progress


in Iraq. Both men are
honorable and dedicated
public servants for
whom I have a great
deal of respect.
General Petraeus
reported that civilian
deaths throughout the
country have dropped
48 percent since
December 2006, and
inside Baghdad have
dropped 74 percent from
December 2006. The
military's method of
tracking these statistics
is supported by the
Central Intelligence
Agency and the Defense
Intelligence Agency.
This drop in civilian
deaths is a positive
trend and with the surge


having reached its full
strength in June, I hope
the trend continues in a
positive direction due
to our increased troop
presence and more
effective employment of
these troops by the new
American leadership in
Iraq.
Having reached its
full strength in June,
the surge could have
lasted approximatelyl5
months based on current
rules governing troop
deployments. General
Petraeus, however,
recommended an initial
reduction in troops
starting in July so that
up to 30,000 can return
home sooner. He


and the ambassador
supported this partial
withdrawal, but
were very specific in
discussing the dangers
of "rushing to failure"
through an immediate
and unconditional
withdrawal.
These two men
made a facts-based
presentation that The
Washington Post said
"could cut withdrawal
debate short." They
were realistic, and not
optimistic or pessimistic.
I support the general's
plan and welcome the
ambassador's honest
assessment that Iraqi
political progress has not
been sufficient.


As the general and
ambassador said, we
cannot abandon the Iraqi
people and destabilize
the region. We must
continue to work
through this difficult
situation, acknowledge
previous mistakes,
support our military
and State Department
personnel and persevere.
Lastly, we cannot
fight a war based on
polls and emotions.
We must take actions
that will preserve and
enhance our national
security now and
beyond the next election,
the next news cycle or
the next opinion poll.


Adam Smith and the free enterprise system


A About
Congress

Lou Frey

On Thursday, Sept. 6,
the Frey Institute, in
conjunction with the
Friends of Adam Smith
Foundation and the
Florida Council on
Economic Education,
presented The Adam
Smith Seminar:
American Public Policy
and Free Enterprise. As
usual we had a turn-
away audience and
broadcasted the program
over. the Internet. The
idea was to explain to
young people what our
free enterprise system
is and how it developed
over the many years.
Adam Smith is not a
household name, and I
was asked by some if he
would be present at the
meeting. I responded:
"In spirit." For those of
you who don't know,
Adam Smith was an 18th
century philosopher
who authored "An
Inquiry into the Nature
and Causes of the
Wealth of Nations,"
whose work helped to


build the foundation of
the modern academic
discipline of free market
economics and provided
one of the best-known
intellectual rationales for
free trade, capitalism,
and libertarianism.
Speakers at the
seminar included
Jim Pugh, chairman
and CEO of Epoch
Properties, whose
dad was a carpenter.
Jim is now the owner
and president of a
multi-family housing
development company
which has developed
more than 30,000
housing units in 56
cities from Florida to
California. As he told the
young people: "Think
big," and "Reach for
your dreams, because
we have a system that
allows you to reach
those dreams."
Also, the Honorable
Charles W. Stenholm
(D-Texas), who was a
member of the House
for 26 years, discussed
the public policy issues
that confront Congress
in dealing with our free
enterprise system.
He knows the
problems personally,


as his family has
been in farming for
four generations.
Congressman Stenholm
used humor in his talk
to explain a subject
that has been termed
the dismal science, i.e.,
economics. He told the
story of a friend of his in
Texas, John, who is very
successful. This friend
was always encouraging
people to reach for the
moon and use the free
enterprise system to
their advantage. His
neighbor's son, Josh,
was 12 years old and
listened to this sermon
day after day. Finally
one morning when John
got up and went outside
he saw a sign: "Dog for
Sale: $50,000.00." He
went up to Josh and
said, "Josh, do you think
you can get $50,000 for
this dog?" The reply
was: "Yes, you told me
to think big, and I am
doing that." Every day
for the next week when
John would get up he
would see the sign and
go over to Josh and ask
him how he was doing.
The reply was always:
"No one has bought
yet, but it is going to


happen." Finally one
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was gone. Josh was
there and John said,
"Josh, did you sell the
dog for $50,000?" Josh
said: "Yes sir, I did sell
it for $50,000, and I got
an exchange for the dog:
two $25,000 cats."
Finally, Sean
Snaith, director of the
Institute for Economic
Competitiveness at the
University of Central
Florida, discussed the
American economy,
public policy and
our interaction with
countries such as China.
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holds regular meetings open to


the public. For information, call
689-3722.
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682-6909.
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COMMISSIONERS now
meets the first Thursday of
each month at 7 p.m. at the


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Crestview News Bulletin I A5


i- BORDER The 'ugly American'

CROSSINGS syndrome
Brian Hughes syndrome


Brian Hughes
Well-behaved tourists
throng Picadilly Circus.

"Waldorf Salad," the ninth
episode of the hysterical BBC
comedy "Fawlty Towers,"
features one of the most iconic
"ugly American" tourists
ever portrayed. Bruce Boa's
"Mr. Hamilton" personified
everything we who travel
dread about the perception of
Americans abroad..
Demanding, rude and
increasingly loud, Mr.
Hamilton neither understood
nor cared why he can't get
a Waldorf salad, a specialty
from a New York hotel, in a
hotel in Torquay, England.
It was to avoid association
with such shameless
ethnocentrics, that not so long
ago, youngAmerican travelers
in Europe sewed Canadian
flags on their backpacks.
I've witnessed our fellow


Herbert Manning
Herbert Manning, age 65, of
Crestview, passed away Friday,
Sept. 14, 2007 at home. He was
born Sept. 6, 1942 in Pensacola,
Fla. and had lived in Crestview
for the past two years.
He was a sergeant in the U.S.
Army serving in Vietnam.
Mr. Manning was preceded
in death by his parents, Andrew
Manning and Mallie Mayhair
Manning.
Survivors include two sons,


William Allison Manning and
John Daniel Manning; two
daughters, JoAnn Martin and
Darlene Broom; two sisters, Judy
Aplin and Dorothy Roll; four
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17 in
the chapel of Brackney Funeral
Service. Burial followed in Crain
Cemetery in Milton, Fla. The
family received friends two hours
prior to the service. Brackney
Funeral Service in Crestview was
in charge of arrangements.


Americans behaving poorly
abroad:
The woman in short-
shorts who strode down
the center aisle of a Munich
cathedral to take a flash photo
of the ornate Baroque'altar-
in the middle of Mass.
The man in a French
bakery who started placing
his order in English-without
first greeting the derk or even
asking if he actually spoke our
language.
The Dallas lawyer
striding defiantly along a
marked cycling path who
loudly berated the Berlin
cyclist who almost hit him
when he refused to yield way.
(It was a friend's dad. We were
mortified.)
*. The older lady who
loudly sniffed in an Italian
museum, "If they want us to
visit these places they should
make signs in English so we
know what we're seeing."
Fortunately, today most
American visitors are not
as boorishly ill behaved.
Most struggle to learn a few
basic phrases in their hosts'
languages, and bother to read
their guidebooks to learn
some local etiquette.
A basic sense of propriety
dictates that short-shorts
aren't appropriate in church,
especially when interrupting
a service to take travel snaps.
Even lawyers can deduce
that a path marked with a
picture of a bicycle is used


Julia Tyner
Julia Tyner, 92, died Monday,.
Sept. 17, 2007 at her residence in
Pittsview, Ala. She had been a long
time resident of Crestview before
moving to Pittsview.
She was preceded in death by a
brother, Jerry Davis, and husband,
Bo Tyner.
Survivors include her son,
Charles Tyner of Fort Walton
Beach, daughter, Kathy Peteler
of Pensacola, sisters, Nell Arnold
of Pittsview and Iris Walker of


differently than the path
across the street marked with
a picture of someone walking.
And if the lady in the
museum had been observant
when she bought her
admission ticket, she would've
seen, piled on the counter,
catalogs of its collection
available in several languages,
including ours.
But try as the rest of
us might to be respectful,
we all still make cultural
blunders. Like the time, on
the assurance of a native that
it was perfectly acceptable,
I brought a tempting slab of
baklava I'd purchased from a
street vendor into a Santorini
caf6 to eat with my tea. "We
sell baklava here," said the
waitress icily. I blanched. My
friend laughed. And I didn't
know enough Greek to beg
forgiveness.
But fortunately, our hosts
are generally understanding
when they see that we make
aneffortto respect their culture
and customs, use a bit of the
lingo, and that our innocent
faux pas are not arrogant
ethnocentricities.
Unpopular American
foreign policy is often made
at the expense of Americans
traveling abroad. It is then
that we travelers must be on
our best behavior. Tourists
returning from European
package tours occasionally
reported bad service in the
spring of 2003.


Columbus, Ga.; nieces, Beckie
Fretwell and Joy Underwood.
She was also survived by four
grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 10
to 11 a.m. Friday at Crestview
Memorial Funeral Home, with
funeral services starting at 11 a.m.
Friday, Sept. 21 in the chapel of the
funeral home.
Burial will follow in the
Liveoak Park Memorial Cemetery.
Crestview Memorial Funeral
Home has been entrusted with the
arrangements.


Pfaff and

Smith to

wed


^' K' P[ Vicki Haskins
announces the
Engagement of
/ 'her daughter,
Nicole Pfaff and Derek Smith Nicole Pfaff,
to Derek Smith,
the son of Bobby and Janell Smith, all of
Crestview.
The wedding is scheduled for Oct. 10, 2008 in
Fort Walton Beach. It will be held on the beach,
with a reception at the Four Points Sheraton.
Nicole graduated from A. Crawford Mosley
High School in Panama City, Fla. She is a studio
assistant at Craig's Video and Photography
Studio in Niceville.
Derek attended Crestview High School and
works at L-3 Communications in Crestview.




Johnson finishes advanced

program at Brevard center


This summer,. Lyndsey
Johnson of Paxton was
selected out of thousands
of music students to attend
Brevard Music Center
(BMC) in Brevard, N.C. The
program began June 11 and
ended Aug. 5. Founded in
1936 by James Christian
Pfohl, BMC prepares gifted
students for the professional
world of music.
Johnson was a member of
the Janiec Opera Company.


But at the same time,
while we were exploring
southern France before
"Mission Accomplished" was
prodaimed, aninnkeeperwent
out of her way to buy honey,
not a condiment she usually
provided, for our breakfast
table. Simply because I asked
nicely, albeit it in miserably
fractured French, the effort
was not only appreciated, it
was rewarded.
In many instances, despite
the unpopularity of the Iraq
invasion and subsequent
occupation, our hosts' efforts
to prove they aren't anti-
American (just anti-American
foreign policy) sometimes
border on patronizing.
It's often difficult amid the
influx of American movies, TV
shows, fast food and music to
remember that when we leave
the U.S., we plunge ourselves
into cultures very different
from our own. By keeping our
eyes and minds wide open,
it's amazing the things we can
learn, and how much more
"we-and, by association, our
fellow Americans both home
and abroad-are appreciated.
Unlike Mr. Hamilton at
Fawlty Towers, if it's New
York specialties we want,
we should visit New York.
But while we're abroad, we
should relish the local cuisine
and be equally receptive to,
and respectful of, local culture.
We'll surely discover things
far-tastier than Waldorf salad.


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They put on four operas,
including "Susannah,"
"Candide," "Camelot,"
and "La Boheme," which
included smaller recitals and
concerts. Each voice student
also had private lessons with
Carmen Pelton or Joseph
Evans, as well as a master
class with Benita Valente.
Johnson was in the chorus in
all the shows, in addition to
small speaking and character
roles.
In collaboration with
the composition students,
she also premiered a new
song on one of the art song
recitals. Johnson, who
graduated from Okaloosa-
Walton College in 2005, will
begin her senior year at Berry
College in Rome, Ga. this fall
and plans to continue her
musical career in graduate
school. She would like to
thank all of her sponsors
who helped her attend the
music program this summer.
She is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Art
Felgenhauer of Crestview.


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A6 I Crestview News Bulletin


CRIME


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2007


Murder

Tom McLaughlin
Florida Freedom Newspapers

Brandon K. Kennedy,
who police say confessed to
strangling his father, could
face a death sentence for
the crime.
Kennedy was indicted by
an Okaloosa County grand
jury Monday on a charge of
first-degree premeditated
murder.
If found guilty, he would
serve a life sentence or
receive the death penalty,


Grand, widescreen
theft
Two employees of a local
furniture store, 20 and 21
years old respectively, gdt
a bit overzealous while
loading the store's delivery
truck last Friday.
Somehow, a $2,500, 61-
inch RCA television (not


8/30: Theresa Hall Tiner,
44, of 297 South Spring
Street, Jacksonville, Fla.,
was charged with one count
of retail theft.
9/2: A Crestview teenager
was issued a notice to
appear on a charge of
possession of an alcoholic
beverage by a person under
21 years old.
9/7: James Robert
Flowers, 41, was charged
with one count of disorderly
conduct. Daniel Douglas
Garner, 59, of 540 Raymond
Street, Crestview, was
charged with one count each
of obtaining property in
return for a worthless check


suspect indicted

according to Bill Bishop, the home. An autopsy later
Okaloosa County's chief revealed the elder Kennedy
assistant state attorney, had been strangled.
Bishop declined to No details have since
discuss specifics of the case been released as to what
brought to the grand jury. may have led to the killing.
Authorities called to a The younger Kennedy
Majestic Drive town home was taken into custody
in Crestview on Aug. 29 on the day his father was
reported finding Brandon found and charged with an
Kennedy, 38, outside. He open count of murder.
told them his father was State law requires
dead and that he was prosecutors seeking first-
responsible, reports said. degree murder charges to
James Edward Kennedy, present their case to a grand
65, was found dead inside jury, Bishop said.


on the manifest) made it
onto the truck, and was
subsequently delivered
to the 21-year-old's Baker
home.
Both were arrested for
grandtheftmore than$1,000.
Their future television
viewing will be limited to
whatever's showing in the
jail's common area.


Public puffing
Tip to dope smokers:
well-lit lounge parking lots
on the city's main drag are
not subtle places to engage
in your habit.
That was a lesson
learned the hard way
by two Crestview men
whom a Crestview Police
Department lieutenant and
officer observed looking
surreptitiously around
before lighting up their
marijuana pipe.
For their lack of sense,
charges of marijuana
possession and possession
of paraphernalia were
levied.


and obtaining property
with intent to defraud.
9/10: Arzalea Teshean,
18, of 345 John King Road,
Crestview, was charged
with one count each of petit
theft ranging from $100-
$300, possession of cocaine,
' Schedule II drug, grand
theft auto, possession of less
than 20 grams of marijuana
and criminal mischief
ranging from more than
$200 and less than $1,000.
9/11: Fredrick M. Frazier,
25, of 1202 S. Pearl Street,
Crestview, was charged
with not having a motor
vehicle registration.
* Gabriel Ivan Cordero, 25,


of 2865 Woodlands Park
Court, Lake Mary, Fla., was
charged with one count of
disorderly intoxication..
9/13: Paul F. Curry, 27, of
2675 Cove Road, Navarre,
was charged with driving
while license suspended
or revoked, first offense.
* Ryan James, 21, of 214
Kennedy Drive, Crestview,
was charged with operating
a motor vehicle without a
violence license.
9/14: Byron Eugene
Ratliff, 29, of 39 4th Street,
Santa Rosa Beach, Fla., was
charged with one count
of resisting arrest without
violence.


Special to the News Bulletin
Brandon K. Kennedy

An indictment from a grand
jury is required for the state
to proceed with the first-
degree premeditated charge,
according to Bishop.


Drunk n' stupid
Some police reports
are masterpieces of
understatement. A 25-year-
old Oviedo, Fla., resident
was arrested for disorderly
intoxication last week.
The arresting officer's
report stated, "The
defendant was unable to
stand without staggering
and could barely sit in
an upright position.
The defendant was also
throwing up and appeared
to be on the verge of passing
out. The defendant was
also unable to coherently
answer questions."
Yep, sounds like
intoxication to me.


9/15: Willie Lee Thomas
Jr., 27, of 405 South Booker
Street, Crestview, was
charged with one count of
battery.
9/16: Larry W. Pursley,
31, of 301 Second Ave.,
Crestview, was chargedwith
one count of aggravated
battery on a pregnant victim
(domestic violence).
9/18: Debbie Dianne
King, 48, of 601 Bay Street,
Crestview, was charged
with one count each of
disorderly conduct and
resisting an officer (arrest).


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Crestview News Bulletin I A7


Former resident chances becoming a millionaire


By BILL GAMBLING
Florida Freedom Newspapers

Wednesday, the
Panhandle can watch the
journey of Kim Weaver
as she tried to become a
millionaire.
No, she didn't play the
Florida Lottery or check
into some get rich quick
scheme, the music teacher
at S.S. Dixon Intermediate
School tried her hand
at 'Who Wants to be a
Millionaire'.
Weaver, who cannot talk
about any winnings or the
question that eliminated
her until Thursday,
was ecstatic about the
opportunity to be on a
game show.
To see Weaver's
opportunity to become
a millionaire, tune into
WEAR-3 at 6:30 p.m.


"My husband, Ken, and
I are big fans of the show,"
said Weaver. "We were
traveling to Pennsylvania
for a memorial service
for an ancestor when we
decided to go on-line and
see if they had any audition
times."
Both took the test and
it didn't even take Weaver
the usual three weeks for a
post card when she got a
call on her cell phone.
"After the audition,
they told us we should
know in about three weeks
if we would be selected
for the contestant pool,"
recalled Weaver, who lived
in Crestview at one time
and is a 1980 graduated of
Ft. Walton Beach High.
"Then I get this phone
call and the lady started
asking me all of these
eligibility questions.


Courtesy of valleycrest Productions Ltd.
Kim Weaver on the set of
'Who wants to be a Millionaire.'


"When she gave me the
news, I almost wrecked
my car and the very next
day I got the card in the
mail that I was selected for
the pool."
After learning her
Memorial Day weekend
audition was successful,
Weaver went to work


preparing for her chance.
"Ken was the best coach
possible," said Kim.
"He would ask me
questions going down the
road. But the biggest thing
I used was the brain quest
cards."
All the studying helped,
but none of the material she


learned came up during
her taping in late July.
"I learned a lot of really,
neat stuff," said Weaver.
Around 30,000 people
take the test and audition
for the approximately 320
slots open on the show, but
the test is not easy.
"They tell you to be
prepared to stay for two
days," said Weaver, who
appeared on two days.
"Everything is done at
random and you are not
allowed to talk to each
other. They have someone
with you at all times.
"We had a locker and
were not allowed a book,
magazine, cell phone, or
anything."
So what was it like when
she took the stage?
"I don't remember the
entire first episode," said
Weaver.


"I am used to being
under pressure as a teacher
and always under the gun.
"But I was nervous
about looking like a
moron."hand-written note
from Meredith Vieira.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2007


Holts Best Kept Little Secret for the Last 20 Years
7 .,


urian Hugnes I Lrestview INews Bulletin
The Rev. John Cayer became the parish of North
Okaloosa County's new pastor in June.


A new priest for a new church
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin


CRESTVIEW The
Rev. John Cayer surveyed
ongoing construction in Our
Lady of Victory Catholic
church's vast new sanctuary.
When completed it will seat
nearly 700 parishioners.
"It's supposed to
be finished in time for
Christmas," he observed
with a smile. "It kind of gives
new meaning to 'advent,'
which means 'expectation'
or 'anticipation.'"
With a new church
building for the parish of
North Okaloosa County
comes a new priest. Cayer, at
39 the youngest priest of the
diocese which stretches from
Pensacola to Tallahassee,
took office on June 2.
Having previously served
as an associate pastor at
other parishes, he finds his
first full pastorship in the
fast-growing parish both
daunting and a challenge.
"Literally we're busting
at the seams," Cayer said.
"We built (the new church)
on the foundation of the old
church, butwe'rebusting out
the walls. It's a microcosm
of the community. To
understand that growth and
appreciate it is important for
the pastor.
"The dynamics of the
parish are important to
observe," he continued. "We
have a lot of young people
but we have a number of
retired individuals and
there is a middle group, the
active families, the working
people, that needs to be
ministered to and taken care
of."
Originally from
Waterville, Maine, Cayer's
family moved down to
Florida when he was very
young and he grew up in
Fort Walton Beach. Coming
from a large family, "I'm
lucky number seven" of
nine siblings, he said.
In college, Cayer was a
chaplain's assistant while


Brian Hugnes I trestview iNews Bulletin
The Rev. John Cayer gives a tour of his church
construction site to another member of the cloth,
Presbyterian Rev. Mark Broadhead, who is likewise
new to his north county parishes.


a member of the U.S. Air
Force Reserves. Ordained
in 1996, his first parish was
Panama City. He was later
appointed to Pensacola
where he was associate
pastor and chaplain at the
University of West Florida's
Catholic Student Union.
From there he moved to
St. Paul's in Pensacola for
two-and-a-half years. After
five years in Pensacola,
Cayer was transferred to
Tallahassee, where, still an
associate pastor, he became
the chaplain of the Florida
State University CSU.
"It was definitely a step
up," Cayer chuckled. "It was
very big. One of the changes
I've made since being here
is moving from living on
a six-lane highway to a
residential neighborhood.
The quiet, the intensity level
is definitely different. I've
had to adjust."
Becoming acquainted
with his parish activities and
programs is one of Cayer's


first challenges.
"As a pastor, it'- not
about controlling ever
program, but being a\ \are
of the many programs,
and the implications of the
programs," he said. "It's
trying to create a pulse of the
parish, trying to understand
the needs of the parish as it
grows."
As for his pastoral
"style," he remarked, "Being
new, I'm still trying to mnd
a style. I'm the youngest
pastor in the diocese, so it's
natural my initiative would d
come from a youthful
approach, paying attention
to the younger ones without
ignoring the older ones.
"I'm more of a midline
introvert and extrovert, but
this job requires you to be
both," he added, "but my
inclination is the one-on-
one."
Of all his duties, Cayer
likes the pastoral counseling
best. "The daily services are
more energizing for me."


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Okaloosa-Walton Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) Meeting
Thursday, September 20, 2007 at 3:00 p.m.
LRC Building, Room 128 Okaloosa-Walton College

The agenda will include the following items:
1. PUBLIC HEARING Consideration of Adoption of FY2009 FY2013 Project Priorities
2. PUBLIC HEARING Consideration of Adoption of Public Participation Process Manual
3. Consideration of Endorsement of Transit Development Plan (TDP) Update
4. Consideration of Adoption of 2007 Congestion Management Process (CMP) Plan
5. Consideration of Amendment of Bicycle Pedestrian Plan Scope of Services
6. Discussion of TPO Project Priorities Funding Proposal
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Other TPO related meetings currently scheduled for September 20, 2007 at Okaloosa-
Walton College LRC Building include:
TPO Citizens'Advisory Committee (CAC) Meeting 9:30 a.m.
TPO Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) Meeting 11:00 a.m.
TPO Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC) Meeting 1:30 p.m.

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Sunday night when he
failed to negotiate a curve
a half-mile east of the
Okaloosa-Walton county
line on U.S. Highway 90,
according to a Florida
Highway Patrol.
Crestview resident
Eddie Lewis Weekley
was returning to the Hub
City from his second
home in Perry in Taylor
County when the accident
occurred at about 9 p.m.
His GMC Jimmy SUV
went onto the shoulder of
the road before rotating
counter-clockwise and
rolling over two complete
times before striking a
power pole, the FHP said.
Weekley, known to his
family as "Lewis," was
not wearing a seat belt
and was ejected from the
vehicle and pronounced
dead at the scene, a FHP
news release stated.
An Army veteran of
the Korean War, Weekley
applied .his motor pool
mechanic's skills to
civilian life, working on
heavy equipment for
Tidewater Equipment in


Perry, according to his
stepson, Riley Martin.
Until his retirement,
Weekley was an employee
of Okaloosa County.
"He was a good
mechanic," Martin said,
adding Weekley could
repair and rebuild both
diesel and gasoline engines.
He completely restored a
1968 GMC pickup, which
he affectionately called
"Darby."
Though he recently
suffered a hairline ankle
fracture, Weekley had
returned to Perry last
week, intending to remain
for two weeks, but was
-returning to Crestview
earlier than expected when
the accident occurred.
Weekley married
Martin's mother, Bonnie,
in 1978. She passed away
last year. "He took real
good care of my mother,"
Martin said, "and I
appreciated him for that."
Martin said his
stepfather was an
outdoorsman who enjoyed
hunting and fishing.
"His favorite attire
was a white T-shirt with
suspenders," Martin said.
In addition to Martin and
his sister, Linda Hen-
derson, also of Crestview,


Special to the News Bulletin
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four of his five children and
a host of grandchildren.
He will be buried in
Perry. No funeral details
were available in time for


publication.
"He was a good man,"
Martin said. "He built
things with his hands. He
did good work. He was a
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Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

For more than 22
years, head coach Kathy
Combest has "been
coaching volleyball. Her
drive and dedication
to the game has passed
through generations of
family members. To top
it all off, Coach Combest
went home with her 500th
career volleyball win after
Baker's game against
Pensacola Christian.
"We started back in
1986. I told these girls we
could just play the game


or make history," Combest
said.
"And every year I push
each program to do better
than the previous one
did."
Along with improving
her record to 500-139,
Combest also talked about
the changes she's seen in
all her years as a coach.
"Changes that I've seen
in volleyball, that it's not
as fundamental then when
I started out teaching,"
Combest said.,
"But the game is still the
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Niceville at Crestview,
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20 at 6 p.m.
Richbourg at Pryor, Sept.
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20. Registration is $150
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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 at a discount
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Games start OcL 6- Nov. 17.
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< Want to win $500? The
SCrestview High School
cheerleaders will be hosting
a "Duck Derby" on Sept
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. For more
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Robert Young "
Crestview News Bulletin


Crestview High School
had a strong win after
beating the West Gadsden
Panthers 27 -7.
David Pyle, kicker for
the Bulldogs scored eight
points for his team after a
field goal-filled game.
With Crestview having
a total of 223' yards ran,
Brunson and the Bulldogs
are looking to their first
district game against Pace
this Friday night.
After beating Pace
21-3 last year, Crestview
is looking to step up


their game
one the field
and lessen
the penalties.
Quarterbacks t
Jonathan
Peacock, Jason
Parker and
Cory Wenrich b
along with the
top tackle from last game,
Kyle Hutto, are looking
to push their 2-1 record
to 3-1 (with a 1-0 district
record) this week.
Formoreinformationon
the Bulldogs, along with a
slideshow and highlight
reel visit our Web site at
crestviewbulletin-.com.


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Crestview Dart


1ST DIVISION
Hit Men 40
Jaguar's 39
Pounding the Pope 30
Stars & Stripes 20
Black Widows 6

HIGH IN STATS
John Montford 120
Joe Dahl 120
Ellen Hashek 54

HIGH OUT STATS
Bob Brich 116
Ellen Hashek 32

SEASON HIGH IN
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Bob Brich 160


Ellen Hashek


SEASON HIGH OUT
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John Montford
140
Ellen Hashek 40

MEN'S MVP POINTS
& TONS
Bob Brich, 102, 22;
Ray Knudson, 74, 12;
Jack Jewell, 65, 10; John
Montford, 59, 15; Adam
Kelley, 58, 7; Steve
Hinrichs, 57, 9; Brooks
Taylor, 57, 4; Mark Benoit,
56, 10; Andy Baxter, 55,
12; John Hashek, 51, 11;


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

Baker had a big win last
Friday against the Arnold
Marlins, routing them 34-
20"Our kids performed
exceptionally well," Coach
Kellogg said.
"We blocked so good that
our offense
had plenty of
time to act on
the play."
Baker's
CSaS Cameron
rs ~ Domangue
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rt Young great night,
scoring four of
the total five touchdowns,
with 272 yards rushing and
a 66-yard dash.
Billy Whatmough also
had a strong night with
a 45-yard touchdown for
the Gators in the second
quarter with 3:29 left on the
dock.
"It was a big win for us
and we needed that going


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Kellogg.
"We have our first district
game against a team like
Arnold, but they are a lot
bigger than us. It's going to
come down to who has the
least mistakes."
The Gators totaled 366
yards rushing- compared
to Arnold's 303 yards
rushing.
It wasn't much of a
passing game, but from
what Coach Kellogg told
me, the conditions were not
ideal.
"It was pretty wet out so
it didn't allow us to throw
the ball," Kellogg said.
"Now we have to look at
South Walton and get ready
.for a good game."
The Gators will be
taking on the South Walton
Seahawks in their first
district game this Friday at
7 p.m. at Baker.
For more information
on last week's game visit


League results
Phil Phillips, 46, 4; Bobby Wanderers
Gainey, 46, 6; Joe Dahl, Ate Out
- 37, 7; Jack Miller, 35, 1; Oasis Outla
Tod Gliesche, 33, 4; Aaron Al Riders
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Ste\ e Whiddon
Bo Belanger
Ralph Armstrong
Jarr Fordyce
Eric Fordyce
David Smith.
Hal Jellison
Debra Harrell
Rouce Harrell
Tony Petrea
Bob Tilley
Howard Miichell
Jesse Perez
Archie Perez


Dona Bouchard
Michael Bouchard -10
Jennifer Fenwick
Steve Sparkman


Jeff Holmes
Frank Carr
Jim Yagow
John Blair
Brian Davis


September 13 Results


Bill Chandler
Dale Bouley
Mac Henderson
Alau Parsons
Neil Thompson
Werih Pittman
Howard Mitchell
Ron Magruder
Jimmy Johnson
Bryan Kozer
Ralph Armstrong
David Smith


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Tom Hammonds
progressed through
the first two qualifying
rounds in the O'Reilly
Mid-south Nationals
in Memphis, Tenn., but
later dropped down
below the 16-driverfield
in the third and fourth
qualifying rounds.
Right out of the start,
Hammonds broke free
of a bottomed out start
at number 16 in the first
round order to number
nine with a solid time of
S6.719 (205.29 mph).
But after a rough
take off in the third
qualifier, Hammonds
found himself out of the
16-driver field.
Dave Connolly went
on to win the O'Reilly
mid-south Nationals
over Greg Anderson
with a time of 6.648
(207.59).
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NHRA Fall Nationals in
Dallas, Texas tomorrow
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best for program.
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goals for the girls
and take it from .
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Combest and
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have won 11
district titles, seven
regional titles and
have made seven
appearances in
state.
"I tell those girls
not to ride on those
banners," Combest
said. ..
"I tell them to
make their own
banner."
Look for
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are currently
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address (You may
file Notice of Current
Address, Florida Su-
preme Court Ap-
proved Family Law
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papers in this law-
suit will be mailed to
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fice.
WARNING: Rule
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cedure, requires cer-
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closureof documents
and information.
Failure to comply
can result in sanc-
tions, including dis-
missal or striking of
pleadings.
Dated: 9/10/07.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
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Deputy Clerk
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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-leeby given
that pursuant to Florida
Statute, 45,0341(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 THE
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) disabled persons who,
because of their disabilities,


need special accommodation to
participate in this roceedinq
should contact the AA Coord,-
nator at 1250 Eilin Parkway,
Shalimar, FL 32579 or Tele-
phone Voice/TDD (850)
651-7200 not later than five
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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By e-mail:
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And Fax: 682-2246
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49th Street Suite 120
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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9/12/07
9/19/07

Legal # 100197
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that a public
hearing will be held be-
fore the Board of County
Commissioners,
Okaloosa County,
Florida, at the request of
William A. Bagett on
October 2nd, 2007 at
9:00AM in the Commis-
sioners' Chambers,
County Courthouse, 101
James Lee Blvd, Crest-
view, Florida, to consider
vacation of right-of-way
of a forty foot portion of
Oakcres Farms and
Groves, Auburn, Florida
described as follows:
Commencing at the
southwest corner of Tract
14, Plat 5, Oakcrest
Farms and Groves, ac-
cordina to plat thereof on
file in Plat Book 1, Page
78 in the office of the
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida; thence proceed
North 90 degrees 00'


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00" East along the south
line of said Tracts 14 and
13 a distance of
1292.00 feet, more or
less to the east line south-
east corner of said Tract
13 and the Point Begin-
ning- thence continue
North 90 degrees 00'
00" East 40 feet more or
less to the east line of
Section 27, Township 4
North, Range 24 West,
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida; thence north along
the east line of Section
27 a distance of 255.25
feet; thence departing the
east line of Section 27,
go South 90 degrees 0'
00" West 40 feet more
or less to the east fine of
Tract 13'-thence South
00 degrees 17' .03"
West alonathe east line
of Tract 1 3, a distance of
255.25 feet to the point
of beginning.
If a person decides to ap-
pear any decision made
with respect to any mat-
ter considered at such
meeting, such person will
need a record of the pro-
ceeding and, for such
purposes, such person
may need to insure that a
verbatim record of the
proceeding is made,
which record includes the
testimony and evidence
upon which the appeal is
to be based.
DON R. AMUNDS
Chairman
9/19/07


Legal # 100201
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO.
07-CA-4210

WAYNE K. ATES
a/k/a
WAYNE KENNETH
ATES, Plaintiffs
vs.
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MANDER, VENIA
FULFORD BROGDON,
LUTHER ATES, JR.,
JIMMY ATES, JAMES
L. ATES, CHRISTINE
ATES MONEY,
NANCY ATES BEARD,
BOBBY ATES LA-
RAINE SUMMERLIN
BARLOW, LARON
SUMMERLIN, DEBBIE
SUMMERLIN COBB,
GREG SUMMERLIN,
RODGER ATES, AN-
GUA ATES ADKISON,
DAVID HOLT, PAM-
ELA HOLT JENKS,
MILDRED ATES
NORMA JEAN ATES
HAMMETTE, ROSE
MARIE HILDRETH
ROBACK, if alive,
and if dead her un-
known spouse,
heirs, personal rep-
resentatives, devi-
sees, grantees, as-
signees,, lienors,
creditors, trustees,
and all others claim-
ing by, through, un-
der, or against her,
O.Z. FULFORD, JR.,if
alive, and if dead his
unknown spouse,
heirs, personal rep-
resentatives, devi-
sees, grantees, as-
signees, lienors,
creditors, trustees,
and all others claim-
ing by, through, un-
der, or against him,
any unknown
spouse, heirs, per-
sonal representa-
tives, devisees,
grantees, assignees,
lenors, creditors,
trustees, or other
parries claiming by,
through, under or
against TERRY ATES,
who is known to be
dead, any unknown
spouse, heirs, per-
sonal representa-
tives, devisees,
grantees, assignees,
enors, creditors,
Trustees, or other
parties ,claiming by,
through, under, or
against DONNIE
ATES, who is known
to be dead, and any
unknown spouse,
heirs, personal reRp-
resentatives, devi-
sees, grantees, as-
signees, lienors,
creditors, Trustees,
or other parties
claiming by,
through, under, or
against SETH A. Da-
vis and wife ZADA
DAVIS, who are
known to be dead.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: ROSE MARIE
HILDRETH ROBACK if
alive, and if dead her un-
known spouse, heirs, per-
sonal representatives, de-
visees, grantees, lienors
creditors, trustees, and all
others claiming by,
through, under, or
against her


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CLASSIFIED


Crestview News Bulletin I CS


O.Z. FULFORD, J.R. if
alive, and if dead his un-
known spouse, heirs, per-
sonal representatives, de-
visees, grantees, lienors
creditors, trustees, and all
others claiming by,
through under, or
against him
The unknown spouse,
heirs, personal repre-
sentatives, devisees,
grantees, lienors, credi-
tors, trustees, and all
others claiming by,
through, under, or
against TERRY ATES, de-
ceased.
The unknown spouse,
heirs, personal repre-
sentatives, devisees,
grantees, lienors, credi-
tors, trustees, and all
others claiming by,
through, under, or
against DONNIE ATES,
deceased. '
The unknown spouse
heirs, personal repre-
sentatives, devisees,
grantees, lienors, credi-
tors, trustees, and all
others claiming by,
through, under, or
against SETH A DAVIS
and wife ZADA DAVIS,
who are deceased.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI-
FIED that an action for
reformation of two (21
deeds and an Order of
Summary Administration
to correct a scrivener's er-
ror in the legal descrip-
tion in the deeds and or-
der involving the follow-
ing real property located
in Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida:

Begin at intersection of
U.S. Highway 90 and
L&N Railroad
right-of-way at the South-
west Corner of NE 1/4
of NE 1/4 of NW 1/4
for point of beginning,
then go North along
Highway 90, 533 feer,
then go East 210 feet,
then go Southwesterly
387 feet to L & N Rail-
road right- of- way, then
go Southwesterly along
said L & N Railroad right-
of way 210 feet to Point
of Beginning all lying and
being in NFE 1/4 of NE
1/4 of NW 1/4, Section
28, Township 3 North,
Rane 24 West,
Okaloosa County, Flor-
S ida.

has been filed against
you and you are required
fo serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any,
to it on BEN L. HOLLEY,
plaintiffs' attorney, whose
address is Post Office
Box 1238, Crestview,
Florida 32536, on or be-
fore November 2, 2007,
and file the original with
the clerk of this court ei-,
ther before service on the
S plaintiff's attorney or im-
mediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be
. entered against you for
the relief demanded in
the.complpint or petition.
DATED this 10 day of
S p t. n.- ,ber. -2 0 0 7 i .. .
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF CIRCUIT
COURT
BY: K.SIMS
Printed Name: K. SIMS
Deputy Clerk
S 9/19/07
9/26/07
10/3/07
10/10/07




Legal# 100202
NOTICE OF SALE
In accordance with Flor-
ida Statutes, Advance
Storage, Inc located at
5180 S. Ferdon Blvd.
Crestview, Fl, will offer
for sale to the highest
bidder the householdcand
other goods stored in the
below listed units. Said
goods are to be sold to
recover the rents not paid-
by the tenants.
Advance Storage I
Charles Thomas
Unit C61
Rachel Poore
Unit B54
Reqinald Green
Unit G25
Melissa Gates
Unit F4
Bridget Armes
Unit G12
Natasha Wilson
Unit B57
Wendy Carter
Unit F19
The sale shall take place
on September 22, 2007
at 9:00-10.00 a.m. at
Advance Storage.
9/19/2067
9/22/2007


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537-4006, Iv msg
Pygmy Goat Babies,
very small, males and fe-
males, sired by NPGA
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850-537-8207,






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4yrs and 2 yrs Must stay
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home is a must. Call
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689-6678 for more info.
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Beautiful Gelding for
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9/22/07. Very Green,
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Great for some one learn-
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Coggins neg, hots up to
date dental complete,
needs farrier. Asking
$700obo: 682-6584


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3110 Appliances
3120 Arts & Crafts
3130 Auctions
3140- Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
Equipment
3170 Collectiblee
3180 Computers
3190 Electrnices
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 & Sel)




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




COMMERCIAL
SCOTTSMAN ICE
MACHINE $600
537-2510
Ron's Appliance &
Parts, appliance repair,
all brands, we buy work-
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Main Street, Call
689-1007. After hours
305-8515




BIG MAN'S LEATHER '
RECLINER GREAT
COND. $150
537-2510
Blue, beige & rose
sofa, like new, $300.
Blue recliner, $175. Pair
of beige velvet swivel
rockers, $175. Excellent
condition. 689-0245
Glass Top Dining Room
Table w/ fancy Chairs,
Excellent Condition.
$200 OBO 682-5919


NEW TiAV
Sauder Wall Entertain-
ment Center, $150.00
0bo, Sauder TV Stand/
Cabinet $75.00 obo.
Please call 974-6832.
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


Sat 12
wNEW TrIAY
Wooden Queen size
Poster bed, box spring &
cond. $150. 423-0242




Baker
Garage Sale
Sat 7-12
6265 Holloway
Road
Girl's clothing, toys, and
miscellaneous items.
Crestview
3241 Auburn Rd
Saturday
7:00-2:00
Huge multi-family yard
sale: toys, clothing (boys
birth-3T, juniors, and la-
dies, mens), racecar bed,
Queen BR set dishes,
and morel 682-7431
Crestview
8 Del Cerro
Camino
Sat. 7am?
Back Porch Moving Sale.
Antiques, furniture, or-
nate oak rocker, marble
top tables, oak rocking
love seat, porch rockers,
wash stand with bowl
and pitcher, out side de-
cor china, glassware
and misc. household
items, Hobart mixer,
books. [No clothing,
mens stuff, or tools.]
Crestview
Estate Sale
120 West Woodruff
Ave, Sat. Sept. 22, 7am-
till, stove, refierator.
window unit, lots of
furniture all less than a
year old, antiques, milk
lass, and lots more.
398-1628
Crestview
Fri 21 & Sat 22, 7am-
.12pm, Furniture appli-
ances, clothes, & other
items. 5156 Whitehurst
Ln
Crestview
Furniture, antique
dresser, Christmas deco-
rations, clothing
Sat. 7-12
150 E 4th Ave
582-3821 for more infor-
mation
Crestview
Huge Yard Sale: FBO
Woodlawn Baptist
Church Missions Satur-
day September 22 8:00
to 2:00 286 N. erdon
Blvd. Household items,
t ys, clothing, furniture,
electronics, etc.
Crestview
Indoor Garage
Sale
Sat. 7am 3110 Skyline
Hwy 90 E to Hillcrest,
Skyline. Baby girl clothes
up to 2T, Grac travel..
system, baby stuff, furni-
ture, toys, electronics,
wine rack, tools & much
much morel
Crestview
Sat. Sept. 22, 6:30am-
12pm 197 Panama Dr.
Dvds/VHS.
Crestview
Sat. Sept. 22, 8am till
12, Cresent Ave off Val-
ley Rd. Some Furniture,
los of brand name cloth-
ing for the whole family
especially kids and also
lar e women sizes, Toys
and many other items.
Crestview
Yard Sale
Fri & Sat
7am Noon
953 Valley Rd.
Ladies clothes sizes
12-26W, & miscellaneous
TUPPERWARE
New Catalog, monthly
special replacement or-
der. Call Jackie
682-4305



3250
Green & boiled
peanuts. Holland Farms
1850)675-6876


3260
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Anniversary Band, 1
carat/TW. 7 beautiful
white diamonds, $500.
Call 398-2716
Wedding band with
small diamonds, $150.
Call 398-2716




For Sale Perfect for the
Handicap, 2006 Hover
Round cost over $7000,
Dual motors, Dual Batter-
ies w/ charger. $1500.
698-2490




Crestview Elks Lodge
Turkey Shoot starts at
9:00am on September
22. Good Prizes. Hy
90E to Fairchild Rd. Fol-
low Signs.
Snapper riding lawn
mower, new in Aug
2006. Perfect condition,
750. 689-0798




Alto Saxophone Selmer
with hard case Excellent
condition. 6824656





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


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Exp. Cashiers
wanted Must have flexi-
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850-892-7713





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


6100 Business/
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6110- Apartments
6120 Beach Rentals
6130 Condo/Townhouse
6140 House Rentals
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6160 Rooms for Rent
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6180 Out-of-Town Rentals
6190 Timeshare Rentals
6200 Vacation Rentals




900sqft, Office and
Warehouse, $477mo +
Dep. 190 John King Rd.
642-1111

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





Brookmeade
Apartments
Now accepting applica-
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non-HC accessible apart-
ments for the elderly and
the disabled. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
Call 850:689-2272,
TDD/OTY 711. 102 No-
ble Circle, Crestview, FL.
Equal Housing Opportu-
nity.




Crestview- 1 br apt,
692 Kenneth Ave. Com-
pletely furnished inc utili-
ties. No pets. $650mo
682-3166

Crestview- 2br, 1 ba,
.uit, gated, no pets
S 50dmo/$505dep, 12
mo lease req. 585-1574

Crestview Bent Creek
Apts I1 Vouchers Ac-
cepted. Rental assistance
may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
HC & non-HC accessible
opts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview FL. Call 850
682-5563 TDD/TTY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity

Crestview I & II
Apartments
Now accepting applica-
tions for 1 & ZBRHC &
non-HC accessible apart-
ments for the elderly and
the disabled. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
Call 850-682-6149
TDD/TTY 711. 1450
Coremo Drive, Crest-
view, FL. Equal Housing
Opportunity.


North C.rolln. Cool Mountain Air. Views &
St-nnms. Homes, Cnbin & Aceage FREE BRO-
CHURE (800)642-533. Really Or Murphy 317
Peachtree St. Murphy. N.C. 28906,
ARIZONA LAND LIQUID' IONI Nonr Tucso-.
Footb.l/ Field Sized4 LII. S)o DoWi/S In-l el,.
$159(/Monh ($18.99R totn-). FREE INFORMA-
TION. Money Huck Gu-1ranle1 (t00)682-6103
Op, 0.
1ST TIME OFFERED Colorado Mou.nain Ennoh
35 ACRES 1$49.900. Priced r Quick Sl, Ovetr-
iookingf majestic lake, beuutifully tred, 360 degSe
mounalnn v)ews, adjacent to nntionu. forest. EZ
Terms. (866)353-4807.
offered ror 1st ime: Unique warterfinll ctnl 120
acre gend .O sa osrm, V)iew I
NC MOUNTAINS 2 a00e0 wih otnt view. very
,- r, n 'i a n- .,r o< t lrge public lake
S ,,, :.,, (866)789.-8535,
LAKE EIUFALA, ALABAMA Access o lake wilh
commonIty iHp., Homitres. slronlnBt $ 39990.0
Cbh.ho.se. ,0..n-l-1. & other n1tide Ce/I .o1
fot Oppoit-mnt. ,nd se0 o.n o. s 0, o,)
(8 66)339-2555.
Direct Prlvatl Acc. to JelTnon Nait. For.*1.
One of a kind land otTenng mix of hardwoJ fo-.1
& prtin-1e pe1stre. Inredi bleo rn,1 is 0(ly
$ 19.000. www NtionnnlForeltLand cr
Outs.IndIni Mtn Views Trophy Trout Stream
6 5 AC $1 9.000 Secluded VA mo -crcane.
e. A ,n AoplhI rcd w/ eeto, && phone. LoZ teos
Call owner (304)262-2770.
Mtn Lond Brgsln>. Larte c rout ITral proper-

LO),tog w AL/nnl*J TOrest (0nn000, 1p
www .valandsl ecorn
A Mountain Rtrttl 3 BR HlOME/ 15 ACRES
`7jy 'mve ey your phy
trout sam ack, up to Jc,,efon Nni Forest,
St-ate 4ad ftonme A perfect ,1etawy] $294.00.
Coll now (577)202-2727.
A MTN BARGAIN I1 AC- S159.900 Wooded.
roln- hill. su-.ounded by N.t'l Foret. Enjoy 4
e0on outdoor eeation! Fully buildable Clo to1
-1- t .A _.1d--er I--orpardiIe/
C-1 (877)777-4837.
Eltlte Homolte1 In G-ted L.k-front Co.,-
munl.l- on Pristine Lake's in beaiilrul W,.lcm
Tanning Bed, For Sale
WOLFF TANNING BEDS Buy D1 .ct nd S0ve-
FuLl Body units fm $22 monlh!' FREE CSolor
Catalog CALL TODAYI (8OO}42-1305





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(Week of September 17, 2007)


6110

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, Bent Creek
Apartments I, Vouchers
Accepted. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
I & 2 BR, HC & non HC
accessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Road
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5563,
TDD/TTY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity

Progressive
Management
of Crestview Offering
1,2, & 3 Br. Apts. $450-
$625 a month Call (850)
682-6310 Ask about our
pecialsl Equal Housing
Opportunity.





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

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

American Realty
of Northwest
Florida, Inc.
682-4822 or
651-5717 EHO
614 Lee Avenue
2 br, 1 ba, $500.
130 Hampton Dr
2 br, 1.5 ba, $550
3033 Cabela Ln
3 br, 2 ba, $975
328 Lakeview Dr
3 br, 2 ba, $775
178 Swaying Pine
3 br, 2.5 a, $856
312 John King Rd,
3 br, 2ba, $825
20/ Johnson Ct,
3 br, 2.5 ba, $850
3349 Shoal Creek Cv,
4 br, 2 ba, $925
209 Johnson Ct
3 br, 2.5 ba, $850
110 PalmettoDr,
4 br, 2 ba, $825
3107 SkyhawkDr,
3 br, 2 ba, $995
*2812Atoka Tr,
34 br, 2 ba,$150
11 Holly Road,
3 br,2ba,'$950
3313 Skywagon Dr,
3 br, 2 ba, $50
-3115 Skyhawk Dr
4 br, 2 bq, $995
4707 Youn Rd,
4088 Big Bymck Tr,
4 br, 2 ba, $1250
*811 6th Ave.
169 NivanaDr.
3 br, 2 ba, $950
317 Runnymeade Dr.
3 br, 2 ba, $1000
1420 Greenwood Rd.,


3408 Skymaster Ct
3.br, 2 ba, $925
0 108 Jamie Court,
3 br, 2 ba $800
S315 John king Rd,
3 br, 2 ba, $875
226 Southview Dr.,
3 br, 2 ba, $895
420 Juniper Dr
3 br, 2 ba, $950
* 202 Brittany Lane,
4 br, 2 ba, $985
Visit us at
www.era-american.com

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

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


6140


Century21
Moulton Realty
(850)
682-3849
Rentals:
902 Dixie 3br 2ba
$875 rt $875dep
4799 Old Mill Ct.
3br 2ba $950.rt,
$950dep
5152 Keyser Mill Rd
Baker $875mo,
$875dep, 4br, 2bo
366 John King Rd
3br,2ba $1000mo &
$1000 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, 2ba
106 Oakmount
$700mo, $700dep,
2br 1 ba
352 Riverchse Blvd.
$1150mo, $1150dep,
3br, 2boa
? 5130 Whitehurst Ln.
1400mo, $1,400dep,
4br, 2ba
5272 Cavalier Dr.
$800mo, $800dep,
br, 1ba
6 Courtney Ln.
$950mo & $950dep,
3br/2ba
4733 Meadow Lake
Dr. $2200mo &
$2200dep, 3br, 2
/2ba
2842 Old Mill Way,
$1000mo &
$1000dep, 4br, 2ba




Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
Terrace, Crestview, Fl
32536 (850)689-1515
or (850)682-5922
*305 Walnut Ave 1 br,
1 ba 700sf, $495, Triple
0307 Walnut Ave, Pbr,
1 ba 800sf, $495 triplex
0286-A Henderson St
2br 1ba, 900 sf, $550,
end unit
01562 Texa Pkwy- 3 br,
2 ba, 1100sf, $875 no
pets allowed
*687 Valley Road, 2br,
I ba 960sf, $650 Duplex
* 5720 Reinke Dr, 3br,
2ba, 1253sf, $850,
secluded
0130 Louise Dr, .3br,
2ba, 1436sf, $995, split
bedroom plan
02827 Atoka Trail 3br


2ba, 1244sf, $900, no
*1206 Northview Dr.
4br, 2ba, 2,070sf,
$1,125 pet w/owner ap-
*262 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$900, End Unit TH
e266 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br, 2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$850, Townhome
0268 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba, .1,4158sf,
$900, Townhome
0270 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba 1,528sf,
$975, Townhome
0272 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br, 2.5ba, 1,41528sf,
$9075, Townhome
0274 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba, 1,415sf,
$9500, Townhome
*276 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br/2.5baf 1,309sf,
$850, Townhome

*224 Runnymeade Dr, 2
br, 1.5 ba 2930sf, $625,
Townhome


0212 Water Oak Ln,
3br, 2ba, 1288sf, $925,
Fenced back yard
05332 Vernon Taylor Rd
2br, 1 ba, 896sf $550,
duplex
01"41 Woodlawn Dr
3br 2ba 2015sf, $750,
Pets w/ owner Approval
n3267 Fairview Ave,
3br, 2ba, 1252sf, $850,
Fenced Back Yard
0418 Brown Place 2 br,
2 ba, 1066sf, $675.
Pets w/owner approval
for further information
visit www.cbjmeproperty
management.com


6140
Crestview
4br/2ba House, 3288
Aster Ave.
$750mo/$750dd. Small
animal ok. Ref and Credit
check required. Ava. Oct
15. Call 376-7676
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 inc no pets/
smoke. $650/mo + dep.
682-6868
Crestview- 3 br, 11/2
ba, 1 cg, no pets. 126
Camellia Place. $750/
mo+ dd. Call 682-1265
Crestview- 3 br 2 ba
1 cg, Iq fenced yd. S ot
1-10. 423 Apple Dr. No
pets/smoke. $800/mo
+dd. 897-1394
Crestview- 3br, 2ba, 2
cq, FP, Ig fenced yard.
421 Shoa Lake Dr., S of
1-10. No pets/smoke.
$850mo+dd 897-1394.
Crestview
3br/1 ba,
$800mo/$500dd,
Section 8 Approved,
New carpet Fenced in
yard, recent remodeled.
814-4728 or 362-8293
CRESTVIEW
3br/2ba Home, with sin-
gle car garage, For Rent,
$750mo; $76dep, NO
Pets or Smoke.
546-1343
Crestview
3br/2ba/1 cg
& workshop, Stainless
Kitchen, Hardwood & tile
floors. Nice Yard No
Pets! $925mo/$925dd-
12mo lease 585-1574


NEW 1iJIJAY

Crestview- Completely
remodeled 3br br. 1 ba
in town. $756mo+dd.
850 902-2426
Crestview duplex 2 br
1 ba, $525+DD. Pets ok
w/add'l dep. Call
84:30 M-F, 682-7731
Crestview duplex 3 br
1 ba, $600+DD. Pets ok
w/add'l dep. 8-4:30
M-F, 682-7731


tEW mail AY

Crestview- Lease/ Pur-
chase 3 br 2 ba MH on
1 acre. $600mo. Rick
Eprerson broker/ owner.
850-865-7777


NEW roIAY

Crestview: Pets ok.
3 br 2 ba, $975.
4- 3 br 1 ba $550.
Rick Eppers'an broker/
owner 850-865-7777 -.
For sale by builder; 3 .
'BR, 2BA house, just 7mi.
from DeFunlak Springs.
Upgraded carpet tile,
lighting, & appls. County
maintained road. War-
ranty. Asking $129,900.
Closing cosTpaid. Con-
tact 850-537-9292 or
850-978-0438
Home 3br/2ba, 1307
Pinewood Lane.
$700mo/$700dd,
682-6514
email
North Crestview,
3br/1 1/2ba, Great Lo-
cation Close to Schools,
Brick home, fenced yard,
no pets, $875mo,
$875dd, 902-0604
email
Trailer 2br, w/ washer
and dryer, 461 1/2 S.
Brent St., Fenced Yard,
682-6514




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


BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME! 2.86 acre lake front wooded lot in the Mount
Olive area. MLS#466305 -Jenny Teel 582-3821
Upgrades galore! 3,700 Square feet with a basement. Stainless steel
appliances. MLS#470285--Debra Frost 305-9752

2.98 Acres close to town. Gorgeous 4BR, 3.5 BA
3BR, 2.5BA home & home on a lake. Chair rail,
a studio apt! New A/C & fireplace, maxed kitchen,
septic in '03. MLS#461954 oversized garage.
Home on one acre get- MLS#404390
ting a remodel. Wood Some improvements have
burning fireplace. Getting a been made. Close to South-
new AC unit, hot water C'ESTVEWHON4COM side school. Has a good
heater, new carpet & tile. rental record.
MLS#462812 MLS#471749

3BR, 2BA, 1,520SF w/fireplace, split bedroom plan, metal work shop w/
electric. LG master both, his & her closets & covered porch. MLS#451649
Community Open House! Sept. 22, 12- 3, Mount Olive Estates. 5 Great Homes.
5315 Ten Point Dr. MLS#462408-Patti Griffin 758-0133
Motivated Seller! 4BR, 28A near Adara Country Club. New carpet, all major
appliances, privacy fenced. MLS#473102-Diana Baker 685-5135
Excellent home for S69,500, roof and some windows replaced recently.
Completely fenced. Move in ready. MLS#455013-Phil Phillips 582-7445


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C6 I Crestview News Bulletin


CLASSIFIED


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2007


Crestview- 2 br 2 ba
10ac $650mo Lease req.
850 832-0911







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


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.

NEW rIoAVY
BUILDER'S
OPEN HOUSE
Cresiview
Sun. 12-4pm
Three new 3 br 2 ba
homes featuring bullnose
wall corners, ceramic tile,
ceiling fans and much
more. All homes priced
between $149,000 and
$170,000. Turn right at
Helm's Grocery on N.
Hwy 85, follow signs to
third ri fit turn, Chestnut
St. Call builder at
682-6569 for earlier/
later viewings.
CBC#1253s62
Crestview
$135,500, Beautiful
Town House, vaulted ceil-
ing, fireplace, 2 br, 2ba,
1 car, screened Lania,
25 K in upgrades.
Call owner realtor
850-8303326
CRESTVIEW- Two newly
completed 3/2 homes
with bullnose wall cor-
ners, ceramic tile, ceiling
fans, much mare. Eacfi
situated on over 1 ac of
land. $149,750.00 and
$154,125.00 6155 and
6151 Evergreen Park-
way. Pictures of these
and other avalible homes
at www.eaglebldg.com
Call bulider at 6826569
for viewings. CBC #
1253662
FOR SALE BY OWNER:
Investment/ Rental
property presently
occupied. Commercially
zoned, near center city.
Asking $50,000. Call
682-3744 after noon.
Need A Home Loan?
Call Lois Lancaster
Bryan Mt. Inc.
850-689-0424
New 3/2 Homes from
$159,999 Call Bonnie in
Destin 850-269-1304
New home on 1 acre.
1232 sf, 75% complete.
2 br, 1 ba, completed up
to insulation staae.
$49,500. Call
689-0407



Open House
Niceville, 9/23, 1-4pm,
4467 Kinslynn Rd, Hun-
tington S/. 502-0729
Quiet Area, corner lot,
3 br, 2 ba, 2 car gor.
1812sf, on Cul De Sac.
Custom hm. $215K Call
850-689-0665
Reduced $139,900.
3/2 1286sf. fireplace,
tie, laminate and carpet
flooring call Greg An-
drews at Property Profes-
sionals
306-5066 or 683-1714
South of 1-10 only
139,500. 137sqff,
3br/ 1.Sba, firelace,
large kitchen 4X2
den, privacy fence, yard
buildings call Greg An-


Bay News ro9, Harperes


Realty and TBT
Free Tickets Online or
ca l813-243-1223


-" 7130
3br, 2.5ba, TH Crest-
view, garage $850mo.
8 5 0 -8 8 0 6 6
www.neigborvision.com



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 850651-3085
3 Acre Home Site Hill
Top, Clear Creek Estates,
Crestview, $75,000.
Additional adj. 3acres .
758-9254
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- l acre For
Sale in the Auburn Area,
Flat lot Ready to Build.
$35k, Call 240-0890
Level .46 Acre Lot
Auburn Area
Below Market Value
Century 21 Moulton
Really
(850)682-3849



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


7190

NEW ITOAY
20 Miles East of
Indianapolis
3 br, 2 ba, 2 % all
brick ranch. Built 99,
7.4 prime acres. View at:
www.MIBOR.com
$254,900
(850) 217-2884
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. $4860,000.
Ask for Greg (504)
460-5408 or email:
glewiscont@hotmail.com







8100 Antique & Collectibles
8110 -Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Trucks
8140 Vans
8150 Commercial
8160 Motorcycles
8170 Auto Parts
& Accessories
8210 Boats
8220 Personal Watercraft
8230 Sailboats
u240 Boat & Marine
Supplies
8310 Aircraft/Aviallon
8320 ATV/Otff Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
8340 Motorhomes



Buick, '93 6cyl., Good
Tires, 1165K, $1500
Firm. 682-5572
Honda Accord 1986
4 dr, LX, auto, clean
NADA $3,650. Must sell
tody $1600. 376-7569

We buy cars, trailers &
boats, etc. Running or
not[ No title ok.
305-1920



Dodge Nitro
SLT, '07
7000 miles, white
loaded, $24,00. Call
537-9144
Honda CRV, '03
$13,000. Excellent,
owner. 6829333 or
682-8665


TRUCKS


Cruise/Tilt, AC, Tinted Windows


'91 GMC. Great condi-
tion runs aood drives
good. $3200 obo. Call
05-3806


NEW IJOAV
Nissan Pickup 1985, 5
speed, lonI wheel base
looks uly I But runs qood.
$600. Call 537-4680


BES PRIC
Cetpd
St Ag stin
PineStra
243-78

ALLED ARS.

I I i- 7


Kawasaki ZX10O
2006
1000cc. 3000k miles,
no damage or wrecks.
Adult owned and garage
kept. Yoshimura carbon
fiber exhaust, power
commander with map
fender eliminator, and af-
ter market blinkers.
$8300 abo
850-685-7944


Wanted;
Old motorcycles,
ATV's, etc. Cash.
Will Pick up.
850-499-2167
Do Something
Good For
Tomorrow
RECYCLE
TODAY!


S8170
Engine & Body Parts
for 1985 thru 2002
Buick, Olds Pontiac,
3100 SFI V6 For Sale
683-1231



1992 Dynasty 19'
4.3L, V6 with trailer,
NADA $7000, engine
work needed $3000.
376-7569 FWB


Buying or Selling Real Estate?


Call Bud!
"What I Touch Turns to Sold"

(850) 682-4300 Office JME REALTY
alr (850) 499-3113 Mobile r L
Bud Rahor al b2514rahaljmereadon Blvdy.comesew, FL 32536
Realtor 2514 S. Ferdon Blvd Crestview, FL 32536


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


AC, Auto Transmission, Locking Rear Differential, ONSTAR


Carolina skiff 2006 Toy Hauler '05
21' DXL Honda motor Forest River 18', totally
with 4 stroke 115 HP self-contained. Custom
Only 25 hrs used. cover, Surround Sound.
$22,000. Ready for Daytona. In
(903)285-0821 new cond. Serious Inquir-
ies only. $13500.

8240 wa m.
6 HP Evinrude Perfect
condition $350.
682-3895


|~ ~ Kenneth
Cadenhead
-^ Sales Professional for Award
Chevrolet, would like to
E-HEViJLETi- answer any questions you
r L I- may have about our quality
vehicles.

z, -M. AN AMERICAN EVI mnON
ward Your ,1verado Headqua.rter Locally Owned & Operated
4 CHEVROLET 4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestvlew
682-2731


Tree Service
PROFESSIONAL TREE &
STUMP REMOVAL
ALso OFFING PRESSURE WASHING & LAWN MAINTENANCE

682-9474


DANIEL'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICe

ALL WORK GUARANTEED
MAJOR & MINOR REPAIR
* SPECIALIZING IN ENGINE OVERHAUL FuORsv & Davmric
WRECKER SERVICE AVAILABLE
Licensed & Insured
8 50.537.3828"

523 HwY 90 WEST H HOLT, FL


07 SILVERADO
CREW CAB, WELL EQUIPPED


$22,891
PW. PL, CR, TL, AM FM CO, Keyless Entry Tinted Windows, Stabilitrac


07 SILVERADO 4x4 07 TAHOE DEMO
CREW CAB, WELLEQUIPPED 4x4, LEATHER, WELL EQUIPPED
.JL MSRP .A -


$26,036
PW, PL, CR, TL. AM FM CD, Keyless Entry. Locking Differential,
Stabilitrak, ONSTAR


Less Discount 3 5
Rebate $8,410 JJ 1

Leather Int. 3rd Row Seating. PW, PL, CR, TL, XM Radio, Push Button 4WD,
Fog Lights, Bose Premium Speakers, AM FM CD, DVD


CRESTVIEW 682-2731 z .7 AN AMICAN
FT. WALTON BEACH 243-7214 IEOJ WIOi
4150 FERDON BLVD CRESTVIEW K VLJIIUI


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 9/24/07.


DfIiEr

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07COBALT FMCA O07THHR 07SILVERADO
REGULAR CAB, AUTO, AC, CRUISE


1227O $74,55 16,186


07 SILVERADO 07 SILVERADO 4x4 07 TRAILBLAZER
EXTENDEDCAB, AD, AC REGULAR CAB



$18,785 179,532 20,339


PW PL, CR, TL, AM FM CD, Aim. Wheels


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