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A lone man walked in to the Tropical
Palm Restaurant Tuesday morning,
uttered a quiet laugh, then turned
around and high-tailed it out the door.
The sight of women in purple pajamas
was too much for him.
The ladies simply giggled like
schoolgirls in response.


..- -- "We tried to get him to come in, but he
wouldn't," said Suzie "Q-ute" Shyron.
"We're just having fun."
Nine ladies sporting' red bonnets,
two in pink (members under 50) and
two young girls had a breakfast feast in
the comfort of their bedclothes all in
the name of sisterly bonding.
The wo;nen are part of the
"Sophisticated Ladies of Crestview," a,
Red Hat Society chapter.


"It's one of our traditions," said
Loetta Barrow, who is lauded as the
"Queen Mother" of the chapter.
"You know when you get old, people
don't pay that much attention to you.
So when you go out dressed in purple
pajamas and a red hat, people tend to
look."
Barrow wasright. People didlook, and
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Main Street


Crestview


lauded

Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW Florida Secretary of
State Kurt S. Browning has announced
that the Main Street Crestview Association
has been designated the Florida Main Street
Community of the Month for October 2007.
According to the Department of State,
communities are selected based on their
participation in the Florida Main Street
Program.
Main Street Crestview was designated
a Florida Main Street Community in 1997.
Last summer the downtown area was also
designated a Commercial Historic District
by the federal Department of the Interior's
National Register of Historic Places.
"It is gratifying to see statewide
recognition from the secretary of state's
office for the efforts that have taken place
during the past 10 years as the citizens
of Crestview have worked diligently to
preserve the historic character of our
downtown area," said Mayor David
Cadle.
"The recent installation of brick
pavers on Main Street is an indication of
the city's commitment to the continued
beautification of Main Street," the mayor
added.
"Main Street Crestview has been very
successful at celebrating and promoting
the heritage of their city," Broivning said.
"Heritage, tourism and historic
preservation are increasingly important
sources of economic impact in our state,
and Crestview is an impressive example
of how growing cities can use their
historical resources to attract visitors and
new businesses," Browning said.
Since its designation as a Main
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County Growth Management director approved
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
County Administrator Jim Curry (right) introduces Okaloosa County's new
Growth Management Director Elliot Kampert to those attending Tuesday's
Board of Commissioners meeting.


CRESTVIEW Okaloosa County's
new director of the Growth Management
Department was introduced to the Board
of Commissioners at Tuesday morning's
meeting.
Shortly after meeting the commissioners,
Elliot Kampert's appointment to the $97,500-
a-year position was unanimously approved
by the four commissioners present. North
Okaloosa County Commissioner Sherry
Campbell was absent from Tuesday's
meeting.
Kampert will help guide county policy as
the region continues to experience growth,
particularly in the north end. Knowing
how busy Kampert will be, Commissioner
James Campbell, who had led the meeting's
opening prayer, joked, "Maybe I should've
included you in the prayer."

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Brenda Johns and Evelyn Pierce, members of the Red Hat Society's "Sophisticated
Ladies of Crestview" chapter, chat, while Amy Caron serves breakfast at the Tropi-
cal Palm Restaurant in Crestview.


join in with the contagious
laughter the ladies brought
to the restaurant.
It's a camaraderie that
spans generations.
Little Julia Anne
Campbell held up four
fingers to proudly show off
her age.
"They're all sticky," she
said, as she looked at her.
tiny hands and waved them
about. "I had pancakes."
Julia Anne and her
younger sister sat politely


as guests of their aunt and
nannaa."
The lady in training
nodded vigorously when
asked if she wanted to be a
part of the group.
"I want a red hat," Julia
Anne said.
The Red Hat Society isn't
a service organization in the
normal sense. They aren't
pushed to donate money or
time, but the "Sophisticated
Ladies" help out when they
can.


Recently, they were able
to help a family who lost
a child in an accidental
drowning.
"This is a great group of
ladies," offered up Donna
"Ramblin' Rose" Schwarz.
"If someone's sick, we're
right there for them. If
someone dies, we're at the
funeral red hats and all.
It's just a great organization
to belong to. It gives me
an outlet for some of my
energy."


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Street community,
downtown Crestview has
seen $5,821,000 in new
construction, $1,791,000 in
rehabilitation, a net gain of
46 businesses and more than
6,400 hours of work from
volunteers with the Main
Street program, Browning's
office observed.


"The Main Street
Crestview Association and
the city of Crestview have
beenharmoniouslyworking
together over the last several
years toward returning the
historic central downtown
area to a thriving, active,
lively community district
with a stronger and ever-


expanding economic base,"
said Main Street Program
Director Bill Kilpatrick.
"The city of Crestview is
quite proud to receive this
distinction," Kilpatrick said.
"We'll continue to work on
improving our downtown
through the Main Street
Program."


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In other business, ;;the
Board of Commissioners"
unanimously approved,
after discussion, a requested
amendment to the county's
comprehensive Future Land'
Use Map to rezone an 8.4-
acre property in Baker off
State Road 189 near Vincenf
Ray Road.
The board approved
changing the zoning
from AG agricultural to
RR residential, or more
restrictive zoning, as
neighboring developments
are already residential
areas.
During public discussion
in the quasi-judicial hearing,
neighboring, farmer
David Price questioned
the practice of allowing
agricultural properties to
be rezoned residential.
Price stated that he and
other farmers are already
subject to complaints
from neighbors in new
developments and are
threatened with legal action
when they perform standard
farming practices, such as
spraying insecticides to
protect their crops from
pests.

Laurel Hill acquires
road
A request by Laurel Hill
Mayor James Dunn to the
commissioners to transfer
ownership of Thomas,


Road to the city of Laurel
Hill generated spirited
discussion.
S-Thomas Road resident
Virginia Gaskin, speaking
on behalf of herself and her
husband William, stated that
his grandfather had granted
approximately three acres
of land to the county many
years ago as a right-of-way
to .have the road paved.
Gaskin lamented that they
have been paying taxes on
the land but it has yet to be
paved.
Now that the developers
of Harmony Village are
planning for the subdivision
north of Laurel Hill, city
manager Tim Bolduc said
this is a good opportunity
to both realize the Gaskins'
wish to see their road paved
and for the city to address
concerns that an anticipated
increase in traffic can pose a
hazard at the intersection
of Thomas Road and State
Road 85.
"With the additional
traffic it could potentially
be a very dangerous
intersection," Bolduc said.
"It was our intention to get
the road paved and this
was the best way to do it.
We can sympathize with
Ms. Gaskin's problem."
With the commissioners'
unanimous approval of
the request, the Gaskins'
property is on the first
stretch of road that will be
paved. Paving, however, is
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Road vacation
denied
Farmers Andrew Price
and his neighbor Dale
Gibson were denied their
request for the county to
vacate the portion of Gibson
Road in Baker that goes
through their properties.
Price cited litter, vandalism,
burglaries, discharge of
firearms and similar quality
of life issues. Little traffic
uses the road, Price told
commissioners.
Commissioner Bill
Roberts, who represents
Baker and District 3,
sympathized with the
residents, but said, "It's
hard for me to vacate the
road." The decision to deny
the request was approved
3-1, with Commissioner
John Jannazo voting "no."

Other matters
The commissioners voted
to table, until their Oct.
16 meeting, consideration
of an ordinance changing
the Land Development
Code, Chapter 9, "Noise
Control."
By unanimous vote,
the board also approved
a request to vacate a 40-
foot unopened right-of-
way east of Tract 13 in the
Auburn area. At Jannazo's
suggestion, approval was
given with stipulations
attached.


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Opinion & Editorial


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2007


Civic Leadership Academy, Part IV


About

S0Congress

Lou Frey

The follow-ing is another
report from the projects of the
students who attended the Frey
Civic Leadership Academy this
summer.
Please understand that these
are not my ideas, but those of the
students, and no wording in the
report has been changed. I was
impressed as I hope you will be
with the work and depth of the
thinking
that went into these reports.
"Today, too many people lack a
true understanding of what effect the
media has on them. They believe that
they understand the role the media
plays and the effect it has on their
way of life, their way of thinking,
and even the manner in which they


vote. But this is far from the truth.
The masses are moderately unaware
about this subject, putting them
in a position where they are easily
influenced by those who misuse the
power of the media.
Fewer issues that affect our lives
are getting the coverage that they
deserve and therefore we are less
informed about subjects that affect
our jobs, income, children, parents
and more.
By increasing our knowledge
of what is going on in our
communities, our state, our country,
and in our world we can improve
our quality of life. It is clear that the
problem is already here, 64 percent
of people believe quality of life is
declining. Where do we begin to
improve our quality of life? We can
first start with an education reform
in our public schools that creates
effective and efficient ways to become
informed of what is going on in our
community.
We have to cultivate a new
learning environment for our future


generation, and educate them on this
area of importance. Therefore, we
propose starting in our education
system. This would be the ideal
place in order to create a change in
our society because this is the place
of our future generations.
Currently in The Florida
Department of Education Sunshine
State Standards, mass media is
categorized as a language art
elective. Included in this education
reform is the proposal to incorporate
the mass media elective offered in
the Sunshine State Standards into
currently required English I course
offered in 9th grade. By doing this,
students will be able to learn about
media earlier, whereas before, they
had to wait until 12th grade or take
an elective class which in most cases,
students were not even aware of.
Benefits of this reform include
more knowledgeable individuals,
increase in interest in community
involvement, and the desire to
analyze information and come up
with a probable solution or new


outcome. This will have a long term
effect in
our society. By making the people
more interested in news that effect
their lives, we can help them have a
larger impact upon society, whether
it is by increasing voter turn out
or acquiring a larger donation to
a charity. People will be able to
express their opinion in a manner
that can be heard and consequently
improving all of our lives in the
process.
Essentially, this reform will
create awareness, interest, and the
knowledge needed to find answers
and resolutions without adding to
the school's budget. Since this is
already an elective class in some
schools and a required part of
government class, there will be no
need to get new books or materials,
which makes it easier to incorporate
into classes, especially in schools
with small expending accounts
whom might be driven away since
they can only stretch their budget
so far.


This reform effect is not going
to have an immediate effect upon
people's lives; however, it is a good
step toward a more conscious
America. By proposing a small yet
effective reform, we can successfully
change the way people perceive and
understand the information that
is upon them. People do not know
that many of the decisions are being
influenced by things they thought
of as safe, when in reality, they are
only there to influence their decisions
in order to profit entities that are
looking only after themselves. In
safe guarding against the media
manipulating the masses, we can
insure that the endurance of the
republic will be protected, after all
an informed society is an enhanced
society."

Lou Frey Jr., a former member of
Congress (FL 1969-79), is Past
President of the Former Members
of Congress, and a partner in
Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor
and Reed, P.A., Orlando, Fla.


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MAIN STREET
CRESTVIEW ASSOCIATION
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to the public. For information,
call 689-3722.
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Is available. For details please
call 682-6909.
The BAKER FIRE
DISTRICT BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS now
meets the first Thursday of
each month at 7 p.m. at the
Baker Area Public Safety


Building, located at 1375 19th
Street in Baker. The public is
encouraged to attend. If you
have any questions, please
call 537-2487
HOLT DISTRICT BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS
holds their regular scheduled
meetings every third Thursday
of the month at 490 W. U.S.
Highway 90, Holt, in the
community building at 6:30
p.m.
The public is encouraged
to attend.
HOLT FIRE
DEPARTMENT holds its
regular training meeting the
second and fourth Thursdays
of the month at 7 p.m. at Fire
Station located at 490 W.U.S.
90 in Holt. Persons interested
in joining the department are
welcome to attend.
The DORCAS FIRE
DISTRICT holds monthly


meetings at 4418 Poverty
Creek Rd., Crestview station
#41 at 7 p.m. The public is
invited to attend.
The LAUREL HILL
VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT holds its
regular monthly meetings on
the second Friday of each
month at 7 p.m. in the Fire
Department office located in
the Laurel Hill City Hall. The
public is always welcome to
attend.
The NORTH OKALOOSA
FIRE DISTRICT meets on the
third Thursday of each month
at the fire station 83, located
at 5241 U.S. Highway 4 in
Milligan. Each meeting begins
at 7 p.m.
The OKALOOSA -
WALTON TRANSPORTATION
PLANNING ORGANIZATION
normally meets on the third
Thursday of the month at the


Niceville Community Center,
204 North Partin Drive at 3
p.m. To confirm the meeting
date and location, call 1-800-
226-8914 Ext. 231.
The LAUREL HILL
CITY COUNCIL meets on the
second and fourth Thursdays
of each month at City Hall on
State Road 85N in Laurel Hill.
Each session starts at 7 p.m.
The ALMARANTE
VOLUNTEER FIRE DISTRICT
holds their monthly business
and commissioners meeting
on the second Thursday night
of each month at the fire
station.
The NORTH OKALOOSA
REPUBLICAN CLUB holds its
monthly meetings on the third
Tuesday of each month at
Hideaway Pizza in Crestview
at 6:30 p.m.
For more information,
contact Barney L. Bailey Jr. at


689-3773 or 865-0475.
The CRESTVIEW CITY
COUNCIL meets every
second and fourth Monday
of each month at Crestview
City Hall on Wilson Street in
downtown Crestview. Each
session starts at 6 p.m.
The BLACKMAN
FIRE DISTRICT holds their
monthly,board meeting on
the first Monday night of each
month at the fire station. The
meetings begin at 7 p.m.
The OKALOOSA
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS meets on
the first and third Tuesday of
eadh month. Each meeting
alternates in location between
the county courthouse in
Crestview, and the water and
sewer building in Fort Walton
Beach.
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Food and raffle

: fund-raiser
A benefit fund-raiser is
planned Saturday, Oct. 13
for Gloria Spears Garcia,
who is fighting cancer. The
event will be at S & L Auto
Body, 130 Cayson Ave., in
Crestview.
Boston butts are being
sold for $25 each, $5 raffle
tickets, and you can win
a 12-gauge shotgun from
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necklace. Raffle tickets will
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2007 as Domestic Violence
Awareness Month in the
city of Crestview.
Thousands of
homicide victims in the
U.S. are killed by their
husband, wife or partner
each year. DVCC is a
coordinated community
response council which
pulls together the many
agencies and practitioners
who respond to domestic
violence cases in the
Northwest Florida
area. This council is a
multidisciplinary effort
formed to strengthen the
links between individual
agencies and general
systems to include, but
are not limited to, law
enforcement, prosecution,
the court system, victim


Special to the News Bulletin
Rebecca Bussman, Mayor David Cadle, Jeannette Debs, and Charity Parker are
proclaiming October to be Domestic Violence Awareness Month.


advocacy, mental health,
offender treatment,
probation, health care and
child protection. During
the month of October, the
DVCC works with faith-
based organizations,
school art programs and
local healthcare providers


to help promote domestic
violence awareness in
our community. This
year DVCC is also co-
sponsoring a regional
conference on Nov.
2 called "Making
Connections: Supporting
Young Children and Their


Families."
The DVCC has been
in existence for 10 years.
If you are interested in
joining the Okaloosa
Walton DVCC or
attending the conference,
please visit www.owdvcc.
org for more information.


Countryside Festival Oct. 6 in DeFuniak


Special to the News Bulletin
A memorial ceremony was held Sept. 21, 2007 for
prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action
at the Air Force Armament Museum. In the photo
are members of the Military Order of the Purple
Heart, Chapter 566 of Emerald Coast: Senior
Vice Commander Bill Sharon; Region IV Chief of
Staff and Commander Bill Everett; Helen Regden,
'- of Congressman Jeff Miller's staff; Junior Vice
Commander Max Wright.





Leon (Shorty) Hulion
Leon (Shorty) Hulion Sr., age 83, of Crestview, passed
away Monday morning, Oct. 1, 2007 at his home. He was
born on Dec. 25, 1923 in Gainesville, Fla. and had lived in
Okaloosa County for most of his life. Mr. Hulionwas a
retired electrician, a U.S. Navy veteran, having served in
World War II, and was Assembly of God by faith.
He was preceded in death by a son, Bon Olen Brown.
Survivors include his wife of 53 years, Darlene Hulion;
10 children, Helen Davis, Lois Vance (Marvin), Patricia
Carroll (Carlton), Larry Hulion (Dorothy), Diane Coker,
Tommy Ray Hulion (Sharon), Carolyn Taylor (Greg), Leon
Hulion Jr. (Carolyn), Mark Daniel Hulion (Wanda) and
Donald Ray Hulion (Nancy); one brother, Harold Hulion;
three sisters, Laverne Robinson, Lorene Paul and Lona Dell
Ziglar; numerous grandchildren; great-grandchildren; and
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.
3 from the chapel of Brackney Funeral Service with Pastor
John Brooks officiating. Burial will follow in the Rock Hill
Cemetery.
.The family received friends from p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday
at the funeral home. Brackney Funeral Service, Crestview,
was in charge of the arrangements.


Bobby Wayne Smith
Bobby Wayne Smith, age 57, of Crestview, passed away
Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007. He was born on March 31, 1950 in
Winfield, Ala. and had lived in Okaloosa County for the
last 20 years.
Mr. Smith was rn tired from the U.S. Air Force after 21
years of service as a staff sergeant. He was employed by
Crestview Aerospace and a member of Valley Road Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his wife of 27 years, Jan Smith; three
children, Elaine Ruiz, and Randy L. and Derek W. Smith;
one brother, Bill Smith; four sisters, Larue Battaliga, Mary
Collins, Patricia Wakefield and Cathy Smith; and one
grandson.
Memorial services will be held Thursday, Oct. 4 at Valley
Road Baptist Church with Pastor Phil Mark officiating. The
family will receive friends Wednesday, Oct. 3 from 6 p.m.
to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Flowers are being accepted or contributions may be
made to the American Heart Association. Brackney Funeral
Service, Crestview, is in charge of arrangements.


Special to the News Bulletin
McGruff the Crime Dog, shown here with his buddies, the Crash Dummies, will be
appearing at the Countryside Festival this Saturday.


Ira and Melony Landingham
of Enterprise, Ala. are proud to
announce the birth of their daughter,
Isabella Faith Landingham.
She was born on Sept. 9, 2007 in
Flowers Hospital in Dothan, Ala.
She weighed 6 lbs., 8 oz. and was
18.75 inches long. Baby and parents
are home and doing fine.
Parental grandparents are
George and Margaret Landingham


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The Walton County
Sheriff's Office and the
Brain Disorder Foundation
invite you to attend the
Countryside Festival this
Saturday. The event begins
at 10 a.m. and is located
at the site of Friendship
House, 353 Juniper Lake
Road in DeFuniak Springs.
There will be children's
activities, food booths and
community organizations
will be handing our
information on how you
can be involved in your
local area.
The Walton County
Sheriff's Office will be on
hand to provide parking
assistance; as well as a
booth for children with
information on the effects of
substance abuse. McGruff
the Crime Dog will be
there to help, and the Crash
Dummies will educate
everyone about seatbelt
safety.


of Samson, Ala., Gail Poulson
of Stevensville, Mont. and Steve
Willis of Denver, Colo. Her great-
grandmother is Lucille Hill of
Stevensville.
Isabella's late maternal
grandparents are Wilson and
Belle Davis of the Clear Springs
community, Phonso and Inez
Landingham of Samson, Ala. and the
late George Hill of Live Oak, Fla.


Engagement of Dana Sloan, Royce Harper announced


Dana Sloan, the
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Bobby D. Moore
of Valdosta, Ga., will marry
Royce Harper of Laurel Hill
on Oct. 27, 2007 at 5 p.m.


in the home of Margaret
Hebert of Crestview. Royce
is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Sam P. Harper of
Laurel Hill.
Dana graduated from


Valdosta High School in
Valdosta, Ga. Royce, a
Laurel Hill High School
graduate, is employed
by Randy's Small Engine
Repair of Valparaiso.


The couple invites
their family members
and friends to join them
on their special day. A
reception will follow the
ceremony.


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meets every Wednesday at 10
a.m.
*TRI-COUNTY
BEEKEEPING ASSOCIATION
meets the last Saturday of
every month in the Agriculture
Extension Building in Crestview.
Contact 682-8390 for more
information.
PASSIONATE PAINTERS
CLUB meets every second
Monday evening of the month
at Hughes Cabinet Shop.
Social starts at 6 p.m. For more
information call Deb at 682-2555
or Darliene at 217-0869.
FRIENDS OF THE
CRESTVIEW LIBRARY meetings
are on the third Thursday of
January, March, May, July,
September and November at
10:30 a.m. at the Robert L.F.
Sikes Library. The Friends
welcome new visitors and new
members.
The GENEALOGICAL
SOCIETY OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY wants to help you keep
begin or be more involved in
researching your family tree. Call
243-4589 or 729-2185 for details.


The DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
GARDEN CLUB holds monthly
meetings. For more information
contact Dara Dobson, 859-0096
or e-mail wildflowersmatter@
defuniak.com.
DOGWOOD GARDEN
CLUB meets the first Monday
of each month from September
through May at 7 p.m. at different
members' homes. For more
information please call 682-4348
or 682-3639.
EGLIN OFFICERS WIVES
CLUB meets at the Eglin Officers
Club. Social begins at 11 a.m.
and lunch is served at 11:30 a.m.
Please call Marilyn Bassett at
897-2369 for more information.
ADVENTURE CLUB meets
several times a month. For details
call Clarice Habinck at 581-4591
or e-mail freklzl00@cox.net.
The GOLD WING ROAD
RIDERS ASSOCIATION
(GWRRA), Chapter FL 1-0,
meets at the Ryan's in Crestview.
Every third Saturday morning for
breakfast at 8 a.m. and business
at 9 a.m. Dedicated to the group
motto "Friends for fun, safety,
and knowledge," members enjoy
the freedom of belonging to


a nonprofit, nonreligious, and
nonpolitical organization. For
information, call 892-0318 or
682-3650.
WESTERN GATE
CHAPTER, FLORIDA
ASSOCIATION: For details on
group events, visit the group's
Web site at http://westgate.
florida.org or call 932-5469.
Third Thursday meetings are
held at 7 p.m. at First Christian
Church located at the corner of
Langley and Goodrich Avenues,
Pensacola.
Meetings of the
PANHANDLE HISTORIC
PRESERVATION ASSOCIATION
consists of community leaders,
museums, organizations and
individuals actively engaged in
the collection, preservation and
restoration of historic property
and memorabilia from the State
of Florida and their respective
communities. Call 678-2615 for
details.
The SONS OF
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
hold meetings at Sonny's in
Crestview. The public may attend.
Call Jack Bonham at 862-3891
for information.


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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2007


Hoboes get festive on Saturday


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

LAUREL HILL The Hobo
Festival, one of the city's most eagerly
anticipated events, unfolds Saturday
in Laurel Hill's Gene Clary Park.
Hobo Festival, Inc., chairwoman
Wilma Jones said this year's event
will boast entertainment, music and
about 40 vendor booths.
"We'll have good music all day,"
Jones said. "We're going to have a
drawing for Sorrelli jewelry and a
shotgun." Tickets for the drawings are
$2 each or 3 for $5.


Performers will include local
country singer Jim Hubbard and
the River Chase Band from Florala.
CrestviewArea Chamber of Commerce
Executive Director Wayne Harris will
be the master of ceremonies.
Jones said vendors will be offering
"a little bit of everything. We have
people selling barbecue, peanuts
and things like that. We'll have most
anything. You name it and we've got
it."
One local vendor will be selling
homemade sausage, she added.
"We're just going to have a good
time," Jones said. "One lady asked me,


'What ages go?' and I said, 'anybody.'
We're going to have plenty of booths
and plenty to eat."

Admission is free to the Hobo
Festival, which has been held annually
for "around 15 years," according to
Jones. Money raised by the event goes
to "help people," Jones said. "We're a
non-profit organization."
Festival hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Gene Clary Park is located on New
Ebenezer Road (State Road 85A).
For more information, or to rent a
booth, call Wilma Jones at (850) 652-
4598.


These boots are made for helping'


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW Jenni
Perkins, Development
and Communications
manager for Covenant
Hospice in Crestview, is
giddily watching months of
preparation come together
as the dock ticks down
* toward Saturday's Blue Jean
Ball.
"I'm so excited," she
said. "I think I've said that
3,000 times." But she can be
allowed some enthusiasm.
The music hasn't even
started playing and already
the event looks like a sure
success.
"It's a casually elegant
evening to benefit Covenant
Hospice," Perkins explained.
"Everybody can come out in
their demin outfits or their
favorite jeans and enjoy
a nice steak dinner and a
dessert buffet."
Live entertainment will
include Soundsations (the
OWC show choir) and
Clark & Company, noted
performers of a variety of
Motown, '60s, and classic
rock. "They're a lot of fun,"
Perkins said of the band.
"They just really keep it
upbeat and they're great to
dance to."
Saturday's function,
which will be held at the
Crestview Community
Center on Commerce Drive
opposite the library, is the
first such event for Covenant
Hospice. But it looks like it's
just the beginning of what
will be a yearly affair.
"We're planning on
making this an annual
event," Perkins said. "It
has far surpassed my
expectations for an annual
eventinCrestview,especially


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Ceramic boots created by local artists, several of them autographed by celebrities,
include (left to right) "Black on Black" by Mary McShane (signed by Clint Black);
"East Meets West" by CHS student artist Jennifer Puette; "Hundred Dollar Bills"
(signed by Big & Rich), "Redneck Riviera" and "Hicks Rock" (signed by Cowboy
Troy) by Carolyn Stewart; and "Take Time to Smell the Roses" by Anne Campbell.


for a first year event."
Perkins said that initially
organizers had hoped
for a couple hundred
participants. "We said if we
get 200 people there we'll be
doing great," she said, "but
so far we got 300. We're just
really excited."
Covenant Hospice,
located on Redstone Avenue
behind Publix, is a non-profit
organization that started.
24 years ago in Pensacola.
There are now 11 branch
offices that serve 35 counties
in northwest Florida, south
Alabama and the Big Bend
area around Tallahassee and
Perry.
"One of the reasons that
we do fundraising events
is that we provide care to
families and their patients
facing life-limiting illnesses
regardless of their ability to
pay," Perkins explained. "In
2006 we provided more than


$1.3 million in unfunded
care. These are patients that
Don't have insurance."
As for Saturday's Blue
Jean Ball, "all the money
from this event stays here
in Okaloosa and north
Walton counties," Perkins
explained. "One hundred
percent of it stays right here.
People who are supportive
of our organization like
that." People know that
maybe neighbors or family
members will benefit from
their generosity, Perkins
said.
A drawing will be held at
the ball for a two-night stay,
including dinner for two, at
the Beau Rivage casino and
resort in Biloxi, Miss.
A highlight of the event
will be a silent auction of
35 ceramic cowboy boots
that have been decorated by
local artists, some of them
autographed by celebrities.


Included are boots signed
by country singer Clint
Black, football player Danny
Wuerffel, country singers
Gretchen Wilson and Big &
Rich, and "hick hop" artist
Cowboy Troy.
"We're really excited,"
enthused Perkins, again
employing the "e" word that
peppers her discussion of
the event. "We hope they'll
bring in lots of money to
support our services."
If you haven't bought
your Blue Jean Ball tickets
yet, there's good news: "We
have a few tickets left," said
Perkins.
You may call and reserve
by phone (850) 682-3628.
For more information about
Covenant Hospice and the
first annual Blue Jean Ball,
visit their Web site, www.
covenanthospice.org.


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Ricky Hughes, a worker with
Okaloosa County Facilities
Maintenance, installs one of the.
new security cameras in Wayside
Park.

The infrared cameras, coupled
with recently installed, brighter,
and better-positioned lights, will
provide 24-hour-a-day coverage
all over the park.

The cameras will be monitored by
the county Public Works depart-
ment's Park Division, according
to Resources Project manager
James Puckett.

"With the cameras in place it'll be
a place more families can use,"
Puckett said.


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CRIMESTOPPERS


Crestview News Bulletin I A7


CRIM| Fugitives wanted by Emerald Coast Crimestoppers
1-888-654-TIPS


Matthew James Kalvkiewicz, W/m
10-10-1968 38 years old, 5'10" 198
pounds Brown Hair Blue Eyes. Fel:
Grand Theft Auto. LKA: Niceville


Mark Edward Pow, W/m 01-17-
1970 37 years old, 6'02" 185
pounds Brown Hair Blue Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Poss. of Cocaine. LKA:
FWB


Juan Manual Gallardo, H/m 02-
01-1978 29 years old, 5'10" 170
pounds Brown Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: Giving False Name
to Law Enforcement. LKA: FWB


Marcus Deyon Parks, B/m 06-
11-1984 23 years old, 5'07'
175 pounds Black Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: Theft & Dealing in
Stolen Property. LKA: FWB


Dorsey Alexander Bridgewater, B/m
08-19-1978 28 years old, 5'11" 155
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: Sale of Cocaine. LKA: FWB


Jorge Joaquin Gomez, W/m 06-21-
62 43 years old..5'06", 250 pounds
Black Hair Brown Eyes. Fel:
Grand Theft & Fraud. LKA: Baker


Christina Lynn Norman, W/f
11-07-1983 23 years old,
5'04" 115 pounds Black Hair
Brown Eyes. Fel. Poss. of a
Controlled Substance without a
Prescription


James E. Wray, W/m 05-04-
1960 47 years old, 6'06" 185
pounds Brown Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: VOP-Poss. of Cocaine


Jamil Mahdeen Hampton, B/m
04-17-71 35 years old, 5'10"
200 pounds Black Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: Distr. Of Cocaine and
Resisting Arrest. Suspect is known
to 'carry a firearm. LKA: FWB


Irwin Eugene Walters Jr.,
W/m 07-28-1949 58 years old,
6'01" 285 pounds Brown Hair
Hazel Eyes. Fel: VOP-Poss. of
Cocaine & DUI. LKA: Destin


Eric J. Dupont, W/m 07-25-
1953, 53 years old, Brown
Hair Brown Eyes. Fel: Grand
Theft Auto. LKA: Crestview.


Ricky Joe Hawkins, B/m 10-29-
1974 31 years old, 5'08", Black Hair
Green Eyes. Aggravated Battery
with Great Bodily Harm. LKA: FWB


Peggy Kilcrease Philmon, W/f 08-
11-1970 36 years old, 5'07" 180
pounds Brown Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: Several Counts of Uttering a.
Forged Instrument. LKA: Crestview


Brandon Kartez Knight
8/m 10-07-1987 19 years old,
6'09' 145 pounds Black Hair
Brown Eyes. Fel: Poss. of Cocaine
& Sale of Cocaine. LKA: FWB


Jason D. Jones, B/M, black hair,
browneyes.27yearsold (06-06-78),6
ft. tall, 175 Ibs.Violation of probation
on original charge of arson.


Fred William Gumaer, W/m 04-
19-1967 40 years old, 6'03" 190
pounds Brown Hair Blue Eyes.
Fel: Failure to Comply with the
Registration Requirements of
a Sexual Offender. LKA: FWB

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Michael Jenkins, B/m 03-17-1979
28 years old, 6'01" 210 pounds
Black Hair Brown Eyes. Fel: FTA-
Poss. of a Controlled Substance
with Intent to Sell & Possession
of Cocaine. LKA: FWB


Dennis Raymond Lewis, B/m 10-
15-1971 34 years old, 6'01" 217
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel:'Several Counts of Grand Theft.


Donna Mae Beth Linder, W/f
10-14-81 24 years old, 5'08"
tall Brown Hair. Fel: Poss. of
Cocaine with Intent to Distribute.
Possibly in the Mary Esther Area


Mitchell Boyd Spaid, W/m
05-13-1979 27 years old,
5'11" 160 pounds Black Hair
Hazel Eyes. Fel: VOP-Poss. of
Marijuana, Criminal Mischief &
Attempted Burglary. LKA: FWB


George Gregory Smith, W/m 02-
14-1968 39 years old, 6'3" 190
pounds Brown Hair Green Eyes.
Fel: VOP- Credit Card Fraud &
Grand Theft of Vehicle. LKA:FWB


Matin Duran Macias, H/m 05-
16-1968 39 years old, 5'02" 165
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: FTA-Meth Trafficking, Poss.
of Contr. Substance, & Poss. of
Narcotics Equipment. LKA: FWB


William Andrew Pugliesi, W/m
10-07-1965 age 40, 6'02" 180
pounds Blonde Hair Brown
Eyes. el: Aggravated Battery
& False Imprisonment. May be
using aliases of Andy Rhose
or William Rhose. LKA: FWB
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Stanli Robin Owens, W/m
09-1971 35 years old,
175 pounds Brown Hair
Eyes. Fel: Burglary &


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Theft


Donald Ray Alford, W/m 03-27-66 39
years old, 5'07" 180 pounds Brown
Hair Green Eyes. Fel: Aggravated
Battery & Resisting Arrest
without Violence. LKA: Crestview


Derrick Bernard Thomas, B/m 09-
14-1966 40 years old, 6'04" 190
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: FTA Failure to Register as a
Sexual Offender & Resiting Arrest
Without Violence. LKA: Chipley


Charles Lace Surry, W/m 01-
15-63 42 years old, 5'10" 195
pounds Brown Hair Brown
Eyes. Fel: VOP-Grand Theft.


If you have information about these individuals,
please contact Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers at
(850) 863-TIPS (863-8477) or toll-free at 1-888-
654-TIPS. Callers remain anonymous while still
receiving cash rewards up to $1,000 for information
that solves crimes, leads to the apprehension of
wanted fugitives, or results in the recovery of


Herbert Eugene Morgan,
W/m 03-11-1945 61 years old,
5'08" Brown Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: Grand Theft. LKA: Destin


Daniel Carlos Medina, W/m age
unknown, 5'08" 180 pounds Black
Hair One Brown Eye & One with a
Bluish Tint. Fel: Aggravated Battery
with a Firearm. Considered armed
& dangerous. LKA: Crestview


Talena Joe Cox, W/f 01-13-72 33
years old. 5'01" 100 pounds Blonde
Hair Green Eyes. Fel: VOP-Poss.
of Controlled Substance & Poss.
of Paraphernalia LKA: Laurel Hill


Shaquan K. Smith AKA: "Fat
Shawn" or "Trick," B/m 11-18-
1975 31 years old, 5'10" 300+
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Narcotics.


Salvador Martinez Rodriguez, H/m
12-10-1961 45 years old, 5"9" 180
pounds Black Hair Brown Eyes.
Fel: VOP-Poss. of False ID, Battery
on Law Enforcement Officer


Dominique LawrenceWhite,W/m 02-
27-73 32 years old, 6'01 "174 pounds
Black Hair Dark Eyes. Fel: VOP-
False Imprisonment. LKA: Destin


stolen property or illegal narcotics. Crime Stoppers
is a non-profit organization that relies on citizen
donations.
No taxpayer dollars are used in the reward
fund. Donations may be mailed to Emerald Coast
Crime Stoppers, Inc. at RO. Box 2335, Fort Walton
Beach, FL 32549.


Richard Charles Nunn, Jr., W/m 05-
11-76 29 years old. 6'02"230 pounds
Shaved Head Blue Eyes. Fel: Poss.
of Controlled Substance & Poss. of
Marijuana & PCP with Intent to Sell


Donald Lawrence Scott, W/m
06-09-72, 33 years old, 5'08" 132
pounds Brown Hair Blue Eyes. Fel:
VOP- Possession of Controlled
Substance. LKA: Crestview


Mohammed Samir Qureshi,
H/m 10-11-1974 31 years old,
6'03" 200 pounds Black Hair
Brown Eyes. Escaped from Eglin
Federal Prison in October 2003.



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A8 I Crestview News Bulletin LOCAL WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3, 2007


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CROSSINGS

Brian Hughes


Philly in Phall


Autumn in America's birthplace


PHILADELPHIA The
Liberty Bell, Independence
Hall and Betsy Ross' house
just scream "Philadelphia."
But further up our checklist
of must-sees were some
of the historic town's less-
known attractions, most
having little to do with Ben
Franklin or that stifling hot
fourth day of July in 1776.
Important as Philly is to
our nation's birth, it also
has much to offer beyond
Independence National
Park, and early autumn is a
delightful time to visit.
We started near the
airport at Bartram's Garden,
America's oldest living
botanical garden.
Naturalist, botanist and
explorer John Bartram's
home is an oasis on a
wooded estate overlooking
the Schuylkill River
(pronounced SKEW-kill). A
formal garden snuggles up
.to the stone house, begun
in 1731.
Since we stayed with
friends in Bucks County,
we took the train into town
the next day. We arrived.
in time for lunch, and yes,
we had Philly cheese steak
.sandwiches.
The Reading Terminal
Market, a cavernous former
railway station shed, is- a
fabulous place for lunch,
with dining tables clustered
throughout. We thought
we'd get our food from
Rick's, a leading purveyor
of the city's signature
sandwich, but with fame
comes long lines.
With so many choices,
there's no excuse to waste
time in line, so for the
same price (but no wait),
we got the same sandwich
from another vendor. To
accompany it we indulged
in a huge, soft pretzel,
another of the city's
signature foods.
For dessert we really
wanted a third famous
Philly food, the sticky
bun, but we found that the
wonderfully gooey, walnut-
laden treat has become a
rare commodity since my
childhood visits to our
Philly relatives.
Instead we cruised the
tempting selection of pies
and pastries offered at
an Amish family's stall.
(Amish farmers and bakers
usually come to the market
on Wednesdays)
As recently as the 1980s,
The City of Brotherly Love
was sadly lacking in the
commodity its nickname
touts. Today, however, you
can safely walk the clean,
well-marked downtown
streets. So we did a lot of
walking, and never once
felt uneasy.

Freebies & Rocky
A spectacular freebie is
the daily noon concert on
the restored Wanamaker
organ in what was once
Philly's main department
store. (Today it's a Lord &
Taylor.)
Usually Peter Richard
Conte, a legend among
organists, performs
the concerts. We gladly
overlooked the fact
that he mounted the
mammoth console nearly
15 minutes late, as his
stirring performance more
than made up for a little
tardiness.
Visitors can climb
the tower of the ornate
City Hall, another great
freebie, but tickets are at a
premium. We had missed
that day's allotment, but
the friendly visitor's center
staff assured us many were
available for the next day.
Plan in advance.


From City Hall we
walked through Love
Park to Benjamin Franklin


Parkway, a broad boulevard
festooned with flags of the
nations. At its foot stands
the temple-like Philadelphia
Art Museum. Sly Stallone
trotted up its stairs in the
first "Rocky" film, setting
a precedent for scores of
visitors less dignified than
us. Besides, we still had to
go to prison.

Off to Prison
We passed the Franklin
Institute, the city's world-
renowned science and
industry museum. (You
need practically a whole
day to see everything.)
Instead we strolled up
22nd Street, which dead-
ends at the. somberly
fortress-like Eastern State
Penitentiary. The first in the
country, it opened in 1829
and had running water
and central heat before the
White House did.
On the self-guided
audio tour, we took time
to explore crumbling cells,
peer around Death Row,
and, where permitted, walk
the echoing catwalks.
Afterwards, from the top
of the art museum steps, we
watched the lights of the
city twinkle on. (At least
two other groups of visitors
did the "Rocky" trot up the
steps as we sat there. Silly
tourists.)
For dinner, we walked to
the cheerful Chestnut Street
area near City Hall, where
the selection of places to eat
turned out to be vast.

Body Parts,
Independence
& South Street
The next day we sought
out the Mutter N useum.
Once a teaching museum
at the College of Physicians
of Philadelphia, it is, as
the sign outside proudly
proclaims, "disturbingly
informative."
In addition to a collection
of 200-someViennese skulls,
we saw such morbidly
fascinating artifacts as, the
Siamese twins' shared liver;
Grover Cleveland's tumor
(secretly removed during an
operation on a yacht in the
Potomac River); and read
wall-sized enlargements of
entirely-too-candid letters
from Ben Franklin to his
friends describing, in great
detail, his medical woes.
(My Aunt Doris would've
loved it. She was always
writing to me about her
intestinal rumblings.)
We arrived at the 55-acre
Independence National
Park too late that for the last
free tours of Independence
Hall for the day. (You can
book ahead online for a
small fee.) Instead we took
the last tour of Congress
Hall, which for ten years,
from 1790 to 1800, housed
the U.S. Congress.
Several blocks away is
South Street, a Bohemian,
in-your-face, lively and fun
shopping, nightclub and
restaurant district.
It thronged with left-
over hippies, artists, coat-
and-tie professionals,
geeks, tourists, skate boiz,
and everyone in between.
We poked in stores (I found
a CD of Count Basie doing
James Bond film music),
people-watched, and had
an exceptional Thai dinner
at a hole-in-the-wall eatery.
Alas, we hadn't allocated
nearly enough time to fully
explore and appreciate
this vibrant, clean, colorful
and historic city, including
its famed arts and theatre
district. We vowed to
return.
Besides, there were


more goodies to sample in
Reading Terminal Market,
Especially at that Amish
pastry stall.


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Visitors'information:
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Next week: Exploring north of
Philadelphia in historic Bucks
County, including One of the nation's
best Halloween haunted houses.

Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Top: The original home of John Bartram was built in
1731 overlooking the Schuylkill River.

Above: The lights of Philadelphia twinkle on as
evening settles over the city. City Hall is at the end of
Ben Franklin Parkway as seen from the steps of the
Museum of Art.

Right: The atrium at the former Wanamaker's
Department Store resounds with daily noontime
organ concerts.

Below: Eastern State Penitentiary was America's first
true penal institution built to inspire "penitence" in
wrongdoers.


A81 Crestview News Bulletin


LoCAL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,2007











WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2007 LOCAL


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Heather Nitzel
Youth Services Librarian

With the current trend of
putting so much emphasis
on testing, has your child or
a child you know lost their
love of reading? Do they
see it as work, a struggle, or
a chore? Although learning
to read' certainly involves
a great deal of work, and
perhaps even a little bit
of struggle, if a child sees
reading as a pleasure,
as a leisure activity, as
something they choose
to do, tests scores and
grades will inevitably rise
(unless, of course, reading
for pleasure replaces
necessities like homework,
which I certainly don't
recommend).


In an effort to combat a
negative attitude toward
reading, we are offering
two afternoon programs for
children. We welcome both
students who are home
schooled and students who
attend one of the fine public
or private schools in our
area. Both programs are on
Monday afternoons, with
sign-in beginning at 4 p.m.
and the actual program
beginning at 4:15 p.m. Each
program stands alone, so if
you cannot make it to every
program, just come to the
ones you can.
For students who are at
least six years old, Picture
Book Club is like a Story
Time but geared toward
children in Kindergarten,
first grade and second


grade. Children do not
have to be fluent readers
to enjoy the program. I'll
read picture books to them.
Sometimes we'll do plays,
and they'll have a small
part, which I will prompt.
We'll sing songs and- either
have a treat or make a craft.
Our next Picture Book Club
is Oct. 8. Children are
invited to bring their teddy
bear and six cookies to share
for our Teddy Bear Tea.
Designed for children
in grades three through
five, students must be
at least nine years old to
attend Chapter Book Tease.
Again, children do not have
to be fluent readers to enjoy
the program. They'll enjoy
a 10-minute read-aloud
from a chapter book and
activities that tie in with
the story. If they like the
portion of the book we read,
they can check the book
out and enjoy the whole
book. Our next Chapter
Book Tease is Oct. 22, and
we'll take a peek at "From


the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs.
Basil E. Frankweiler" by E.
L. Konigsberg.
Bring your child or a
child you know to age
appropriate programs that
are not based on reading
level and let them enjoy
reading books again.

PROGRAMS
Children ages three to six,
come join us for a road rally
today at Story Time. Enjoy
stories and songs about cars
and trucks. Sign-in begins
at 10 a.m. We'll start our
Story Time engines at 10:15
a.m. Next week, bring your
favorite dolly and enjoy
doll stories, poems, songs,
and activities. Create a new
doll to take home.
Be sure to enjoy the
Friends of the Library Book
Sale this weekend. You
can get first pick on Friday,
Oct. 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. for
$1 admission or wait for
Saturday or Sunday (9 a.m.
to 4 p.m.), when there's no
admission fee. If you are a


member of the Friends of
the Crestview Library, there
is no admission fee for
Friday night. Membership
dues vary from $10 to $500
and are tax-deductible. Ask
for more information at the
circulation desk.
On Monday, Oct. 8, the
Picture Book Club will
have a Teddy Bear .Tea
for children ages six and
up and their teddy bears.
Please bring six cookies to
share. Sign-in begins at 4
p.m.; stories at 4:15 p.m.
Head and shoulders,
knees and toes, knees and
toes... Come sing and read
with us on Tuesday, Oct. 9
at Lap Sit. Children under
three and their caregivers
gather at 10 a.m. and the
stories and songs begin at
10:15 a.m. Older children
are always welcome.

TRIVIA FOR KIDS AND
TEENS
Name a cartoon character
that celebrated their 57th


birthday yesterday. Tell the
correct answer to one of us
at the circulation desk for a
prize.

JUST ASK
Any questions? Just
ask Anna, Sharon, Sandra,
Jean, Marie, Ms. Heather,
Sengdara, Lise, Tracey,
Janice, or Heather. We will
be happy to assist you.

HOW TO CONTACT US
Visit 1445 Commerce
Drive (behind the Post
Office), or on the Web at
www.cityofcrestview.org /
library.htm. You can also
call us at 682-4432.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK
"Happiness is
excitement that has found
a settling down place,
but there is always a
little corner that keeps
flapping around." E. L.
Konigsberg, "From the
Mixed-up Files of Mrs.
Basil E. Frankweiler."


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From staff reports p.m., and starts Saturday
and Sunday at 9 a.m.
CORRECTION AMERICAN LEGION
The correct phone BLOOD DRIVE: Oct. 6
number to order apples and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 898
oranges from the CHS band E. James Lee Blvd. Donate
is 586-5577, not 585-5577 as blood to win a Kia, $500 gas
previously reported. card or $25 gas card. Picture
They are selling fruit ID required. Visit www.
through Oct. 11, with apple nfbcblood.org for rules and
delivery on Oct. 19 and regulations.
orange delivery Dec. 8. BAND YARD SALE:
Contact a band member or Big Red Machine yard sale
call 586-5577 after 3 p.m. to Oct 6 in front of CHS from 7
place an order. a.m. to noon.
CRIMESTOPPERS
TODAY BREAKFAST: Fund-Raiser
BLOOD DRIVE AT at Longhorn Steakhouse
OWC NICEVILLE: in Mary Esther, Sat. Oct. 6,
OWedn NIEVa L- 3 8:30-10 a.m. Servers include
Wednesday, 8 Ca.m. 3 Sheriff Charlie Morris and
p.m. in the College Mall, Fort Walton Police Chief
K-Building.Todonateblood Ted. Litschauer. Purchase
you must be 17 years of age your $5 ticket by calling
or older, weigh at least 110 Nicole Wagner or Kathleen
pounds, and be in good Larney at 651-7410.
general health. Pleasebring Sinfonia Baytowne
a picture ID, eat a meal and Pops. Free concert
drinkplentyoffluidsbefore Saturday, Oct.6 at 8 p.m. at
donating. Sandestin's The Village of
Baytowne Wharf. Round
OCTOBER up the family, pack a picnic
TRAWICK BRIDGE and grab your blankets and
CLOSURE CONTINUES: lawn chairs. Arrive early
Trawick Creek Bridge on to get a spot. For more
Broxson Road in Holt will Sinfonia information, please
be closed for longer than call (850) 267-1478, or visit
originally anticipated. The www.SinfoniaGulfCoast.
opening date has been org.
moved to Oct. 18. BLUE JEAN BALL:
Each side of the closure Corporate sponsors and
is accessible, but no through auction items are needed
traffic will be permitted. for the Oct. 6 Blue Jean
Please plan accordingly. Ball, a benefit for Covenant
C R E S T V I E W Hospice. It will be held at
OCTOBERFEST: On Oct. the Crestview Community
4-7 at Old Spanish Trail Center at 7 p.m. To be a
Park. Festivities include sponsor or donate items,
a carnival, pony rides, call 682-3628 or visit
mechanical bull, and food covenanthospice.org.
and craft vendors. Benefit VEIN DRAIN BLOOD
for Crestview High School, DRIVE/HAUNTED
free admission. Call (850) HOUSE: The Fort
624-6817 to be a vendor. Walton Beach Jaycees are
LIBRARY BOOK SALE: sponsoring an American
The fall book sale at Robert Red Cross Vein Drain Blood
L.F. Sikes Library will be Drive on Oct. 6, from 12
held Oct 5-7, Friday, 5p.m.-8 5:30 p.m. in Santa Rosa
85 -- Mall as a Haunted House
kick off. Donors must
Sco present identification prior
to donating. Bring a valid
Factory Quality Auto Glass I driver's license, donor card,
Replacements & .
Windshield Repair : or two alternative forms of
.850-689-4567 D
ith coupon, i5n shop, by appt. Discounted Haunted
Sbyp House tickets available at
J^ L I TYflD S this time only.
: The Fort Walton Beach
Jaycees 2007 Haunted


CRESTVIEW PEDIATRICS
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Ave. (HWY 85) Niceville,
FL. will open at 7 p.m.
on Oct. 19-21 and 26-31,
Volunteers needed. Visit
www.fwbjaycees.org, call
(850) 642-5292 or e-mail
fortwaltonbeachjaycees@
yahoo.com.
BEARS FOR BEARS
RUN: American Bikers
Aimed Toward Education
run Sunday, Oct. 7. Starts
at 9 a.m. at Home Depot,
4829 Hwy. 90, Pace.
Collecting stuffed animals
for the Santa Rosa County
Sheriff's Office for use to
calm frightened children in
stressful situations.
Ride begins at 11 a.m.
Cost is $10 per person and
a small to medium stuffed
animal. Call (850) 206-0747
for details.
TOPS OPEN HOUSE:
Oct. 9, 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
at 599 Eight Ave., Crest-
view, at the back door of
First United Methodist
Church. Learn how to take
off pounds sensibly. Visit
www.tops.org or call (800)
932-8677.
ALZHEIMER'S
SUPPORT GROUP: Oct. 9
presentation ,by Joy Barbee
of the Memory Disorder
Clinic. 11 a.m. at Covenant
Hospice's Community
Education Room, 370 W.
Redstone Dr. in Crestview.
Lunch provided. No
reservations necessary. Call
682-3628 for details.
TRAVEL CLUB
MEETING: Tuesday,
Oct. 9 at the Community
Center in Valparaiso, 268
Glenview Ave. at 6:30 p.m.
Photo safari in Kenya with
Ed Armbruster, who at 6
p.m. will teach anyone who
wants to learn how to book
travel on the Internet. Please
bring a nonperishable food
item for the Senior Center
to donate to Sharing and
Caring. Call 897-1330 or
240-7813 for information.
DEMOCRATS MEET:
Democrats of Okaloosa
County meet Oct. 8 at 6
p.m. in the Niceville City
Hall on Partin Drive.
Open elections will be
held for December officers.
Registration assistance is
available. For information
call 862-9969.
FUN WITH PLANTS
AND FLOWERS: Tuesday,
Oct. 9, 6 p.m. 7:45 p.m. at
the Valparaiso Community
Library (459 Valparaiso
Parkway, Valparaiso).
Valparaiso Garden Club
will demonstrate the


construction of a fall
floral arrangement. Each
participant will receive
all necessary supplies to
construct a fall arrangement
to take home. Advanced
registration is required
and a $10 fee will be
collected that will cover
the cost of materials and
supplies. Because of space
restrictions, this activity is
limited to 30 people. Call
729-5406 to reserve your
space.
WOMEN'S SELF-
DEFENSE CLASS: For ages
12 and up Wednesday, Oct.
10 at 6 p.m. at Cinco Bayou
Town Hall, 10 Yacht Club
Drive in Cinco Bayou. Call
Kathleen Larney at (850)
609-2005 or e-mail klarney@
sheriff-okaloosa.org. Just
show up to register.
McCURLEY FAMILY
REUNION: Saturday, Oct.
13 from 10 a.m. 3 p.m. at
the Baker Recreation Center,
Highway 4, Baker.
OWC CLAY SHOOT
RESCHEDULED: The
second annual OWC-
Beach Community Bank
Sporting Clay Shoot has
been rescheduled into two
shoots on Saturday, Oct.
13 at Shoal River Sporting
Clays in Crestview. The
first one is at 8:30 a.m. and
the second one is at 1 p.m.


Proceeds from the events
support the OWC Raider
Athletic Housing Program.
The morning shoot is
full, but several single or
double slots are open in
the afternoon shoot. Call
729-5357 to sign up for the
afternoon shoot.
The cost is $50 per person
which includes shells,
refreshments, breakfast,
lunch and door prizes.
To register call 729-
5357 or visit the clay shoot
link Web site at www.
owcfoundation.org.
OWC HEALTH CARE
CAREER FAIR: The
Nursing and Allied Health
programs at Okaloosa-
Walton College will host
a Career Fair on Tuesday,
Oct. 16 from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. at building K Niceville
campus for dental assisting,
EMT, paramedic, surgical
technology, radiography,
the associate degree
nursing program and
the cooperative OWC-
UWF bachelor's degree
in nursing. For additional
information, contact the
OWC Nursing office at 729-
6400.
MULLET FESTIVAL
ADVANCE TICKETS:
are available at $25 each
from Crestview vendors
The Tanning & Hair Salon,


the Crestview Chamber of
Commerce and Vanguard
Bank. The festival will
be held Oct. 19-21 at the
intersection of Highway
85 North and College
Boulevard in Niceville.
www.cityofniceville.org.
LEARN TO READ
WORKSHOP: Oct. 20 and
27 in Pensacola to help other
adults improve reading and
writing skills. (850) 432-
4347 to register.
MARCHING BAND
CLASSIC OCT. 20:
The Choctawhatchee
Stylemarchers are hosting
the Oct. 20 Emerald Coast
Marching Classic Regional
Marching Band Festival,
with two parts at 1:30 and
6:30 p.m. in Etheredge
Stadium, Choctawhatchee
High School, Fort Walton
Beach. Cost is $6 for early
afternoon and $8 for
evening competition, with
all-day passes set at $12
(under 6 and over 65 free).
The Emerald Coast
Marching Classic is a
Sancrtioned Florida
Marching Band Coalition
Event.
CRAFTERS &
DEMONSTRATORS
NEEDED: for Oct. 27 Paxton
Heritage Festival, 10 a.m.

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W HAT'S continued from A9


- 3 p.m. at Walton County
Sheriff Substation on U.S.
Hwy. 331 in downtown
Paxton. Call (850) 834-3031.

ONGOING
HARVEST VINEYARD
COMPUTER REPAIR:
Harvest Vineyard Mission
is offering computer repair
services to support the
welfare of men and women
who have made a one-
year commitment to the
mission.
Satisfaction is guaranteed
no fix, no pay. Fees are
$25-$75 for all repairs. If
any hardware is needed,
you will be notified prior to
installation.
Donate your computer
for a good cause, or have
it repaired 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.
MENTAL HEALTH
MEETINGS: A free
outreach program for
Mental Health Consumers
meets every Tuesday and
Thursday. Tuesday walk
and talk at Twin Hills Park,
10 11:30 a.m. Hathaway St.
OWC bus stop: Thursday at
New Beginnings Church, 11
a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 412 West
Hwy. 90. Contact: Leigh
Ann, 683-0950 or Ron 689-
3932.
NOARC: The North
Okaloosa Amateur Radio
Club meets every fourth
Thursday at 7 p.m. at the
Old Dorcas Fire Station on
Highway 90 eight miles
east of Crestview (next
to the Exxon station and
Sasquatch Zoo). Anyone
interested in amateur radio
is welcome. Visit www.
noarc.net or call Bob Walker
(N4CU) at 537-9456.
VA TOLL FREE SUICIDE
HOT LINE: VA's Suicide Hot
Line number is 1-800-273-
TALK (8255).
GRIEF SUPPORT: Lost
a loved one? Come to a
Grief Share Support Group
Monday evenings at 6 p.m. at
WoodlawnBaptistChurch824
N. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview.
Call Church office 682-2924
or Sandi at 582-0456.
BATTERY RECYCLING:
U*S Battery Warehouse,
located at 1108 N. Ferdon
Blvd. in Crestview, is
offering free recycling to
west Florida consumers.
Alkaline, nickel-cadmium
(NiCd), nickel-metal-hydride
(NiMh), and lithium-ion (Li
Ion) batteries can be turned
in to the warehouse, which
also has a buy back plan for
lead-acid batteries (wet cell
batteries primarily used for
automotive products). Call
423-4548 for details.
OSTEOARTHRITIS:
Every year, an estimated two
million Americans undergo
arthroscopy on their knees,
shoulders, and on many other
joints. The results, however,
depend to a great extent on
the patient's observance of
certain tips and guidelines,
both before and after surgery.
But what should you know
about arthroscopy, and how
can you prepare for this
important operation? The
American Arthritis Society
has compiled some useful
and practical tips for self-care,
available on their Web site.
Each tip is easy to follow and
can be helpful in preparing
for the operation. These and
many more suggestions
regarding osteoarthritis can
be viewed online at: www.
americanarthritis.org.
COMMUNITY
FRIENDS: A free outreach
program for Mental Health


Consumers meets every
Tuesday and Thursday, from
10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 1300
East James Lee Blvd.
Please contact Leigh Ann
at 683-0950 or Ron at 689-3932
for more information.
FIRST TUESDAY


LECTURES: The lectures
begin at 10:30 a.m. at the
Robert L.F. Sikes Crestview
Public Library on the first
Tuesday of each month.
Each month there will be
a different presentation on
many interesting topics.
HERITAGE CRAFT
CLASSES: The Heritage
Museum keeps traditional
handcrafts alive through
the popular and ongoing
Heritage Craft Series. Call
678-2615 to pre-register or
for more information. Pre-
registration is required for all
classes.
CHILDCARE
ASSISTANCE: Financial
assistance for childcare is
now available through the
Early Learning Coalition
of Okaloosa and Walton
Counties for eligible low-
income families who need
help paying for child care.
Call Child Care Services
at 833-9330 or 833-9333
for information, income
eligibility and appointments.
HERITAGE MUSEUM
VOLUNTEERS: Use your
talent, skills and creativity to
benefit the community and
help preserve local history.
Volunteer training
is available in all areas
of museum operations
including: exhibit tours, meet
and -greet, special events
and archives. For more
information on the volunteer
opportunities, contact Carol
Visalpatara at 678-2615 or at
cvisalpatara@co.okaloosa.
fl.us.
YMCA VOLUNTEERS
are needed to invest their time
and skills in North Okaloosa
YMCA. If you have a service
to offer, time to volunteer,
or would like additional
information, please contact
Volunteer Coordinator Susan
Goff at 682-8635.
HOSPICE OF THE
EMERALD COAST: Adult
and teen volunteers are
needed. Volunteers serve in
different ways to assist both
the patient and the entire
family. Several methods of
volunteering are available,
including working directly
with patients, clerical,
fundraising, bereavement
and public relations
opportunities.
Please call Teresa Smith,
volunteer coordinator, at 689-
0300.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
SERVICES FOR
PREGNANT WOMEN:
If you are pregnant and
concerned about alcohol and
drugs, free and confidential
help is available. All pregnant
women are eligible for
priority substance abuse
treatment services.
WISE is a program of
the Community Drug and
Alcohol Council. For more
information, call 689-4024 in
Crestview.
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED: Volunteer
Organizations Active in
Disasters needs volunteers
to work in the Emergency
Operations Center assisting
county personnel in the event
of any natural or manmade
disaster affecting Okaloosa
County.
Okaloosa County Public
Safety will open the EOC,
located at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse in
Shalimar, when a disaster
occurs. There will be a need
for data entry volunteers.
For more information, please
contact Yvonne Earle at 863-
1530, extension 230.
BAKER BLOCK
MUSEUM: is a good source
for local history, artifacts,
photos, and a good selection
of area newspapers.
Hours are Tuesday -
Friday from 10 a.m. to 3:30
p.m., and the third Saturday


from 10 a.m. to 3:30
p.m., with special tours
available upon request.
For more information,
call the museum at 537-
5714, Jeanette Henderson
at 537-4401, or e-mail
bakermuseum@aol.com.


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Special to the News Bulletin,
Melissa Strickland's third-grade class proudly displays their dictionaries,
along with Rotarian President Chris Palm, Rotarian Lynn Maltese, and
former president Dawn Helms.


Rotary Club donates


dictionaries to third-graders


A affordable and cozy alike, this 3 bd/1 ba home has been renovated on both the
inside and the outside. The exterior of the home is low-maintenance vinyl siding
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Recently, Laurel
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visitors members from
the Crestview Rotary
Club. For the second
year in a row, in efforts
to help promote literacy,


Rotarian President Chris
Palm and past president,
Dawn Helms, along with
fellow Rotarian Lynn
Maltese, donated student
dictionaries to eachimember
of the third-grade class at


Laurel Hill School. They
spoke with the students
and encouraged them to
always do their -best in
school and to try and learn
a new "word a day" from
their dictionaries.


Curves fights breast cancer


From Staff reports


Curves of Crestview
recently announced it will
be teaming up with the
American Cancer Society's
-Making Strides Against
Breast Cancer fund-raiser
During October for Breast
Cancer Awareness Month.
New members who join
. .between Oct. 8 and 20 will
pay only $25 for the service


fee when the)' bring in a
minimum $25 donation
to the American Cancer
Society, or show proof of a
current mammogram.
Current members. "who
make a donation of at least
$5 will receive a donation
certificate to hang in the
club. Each $5 donation
also enters members into
a weekly prize drawing
throughout October.


Also, .anyone in the
community may purchase
Curves' "diane" fragrance
products where 10 percent
of the wholesale sales
will be donated to the
American Cancer Society.
Members who purchase
"diane" products will also
be entered into weekly
drawings.
.Visit Curves, or call 689-
1899.


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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2007


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Schedule
Volleyball
Rocky Bayou at Laurel Hill,
Oct. 4 at 5 p.m. (JV) and 6
p.m. (V)
Tate at Crestview, Oct. 4 at 4
p.m. (JV) and 5 p.m. (V)
Football
(V).
Choctaw at Crestview, Oct. 5
at 7 p.m.

Baker at Northview, Oct. 5
at 7 p.m.

Crestview at Choctaw, Oct. 4
t 4 p.m.
i.'ay at Baker, Oct. 4 at 6 p.m.

MIDDLE SCHOOL)
Meigs at Davidson, Oct. 4 at
6 p.m. (at Crestview High
S School)
Richbourg at Ruckel, Oct. 4
6:30 p.m. (at Niceville High
School)


Golf Charity Event
On Friday, Oct. 26, the
Foxwood Country Club
will be hosting a charity
golf tournament with a 1.
p.m. shotgun start.. The
tournament will benefit
the Christian Thomhave
Scholarship Fund at
SOkaloosa Walton College.
The tournament will
be broken into two-person
lowballs with six flights.
4 Players will be pre-flighted,
depending on their
handicaps or ability.
SThe entry. fee is $44
f6r non-members and $34
for members. Please mail
Ontry fee with entry form'
to Foxwood Country Club.
M lake checks payable to
Voxwood.
For more information,
please contact BJ at (850) 682-
2012 or (850) 826-2012.

Crestview 13U
Baseball
Tryouts for the upcoming
2008 baseball season will be
Nov. 3 and Nov. 10. For more
information, contact Melvin
at (850) 902-6237.


Softball Slam
EckerdYouthAltematives
and Camp E-Ma-Chamee
is hosting the second
annual "Softball Slam." The
tournament will beheld at the
E. Milton Recreation Center
on Oct. 20. Registration is
$150 before Oct. 5 and $175
after. Slots are limited, so
please register early.
SFor more information
call Bruce or Meredith at
S(850) 675-4512.


WHEN RIVALS COLLIDE


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

Richbourg's William
Jefferies rushed for 102
yards with 12 carries and
scored three of the total
five touchdowns to win the
game for the Roadrunners,
33-26.
In the first quarter,
Davidson looked to be the
dominant powerhouse,
with Drew Gibbons
rushing in 3 yards for the
Panthers first touchdown.
Dillan Lawson dove in the
two extra points to make it
an 8-0 game.
And on Davidson's
next possession, head
coach Chris Small gave
quarterback, Dakota Dean
the signal to run the ball.
The Panthers made
their next strike as Dean
tipped to Lawson who
rushed the pigskin for a
20-yard touchdown with
47.1 seconds left, making
it a 14-0 game in favor of
the black and teal.
But when the second
quarter rolled around and
Richbourg got possession,
they put in all their effort
to turn the game the other
direction.
After a 7-play drive,
Andrew Thomas pushed
in 8. yards into the end
zone with 4:07 on the clock
and a 14-6 game, ending
the half.
Davidson had to take
back their comfort zone,
and they did just that.
With7:05 left in the third,
Lawson ran the ball for 13
yards and a touchdown,
putting the Panthers back
on their mountain with a
20-6 game.
But after a 5-play try for
another six on the board,
Davidson was forced
to punt to a pumped
Richbourg team.
Jefferies broke out of
his shell with a sneak for
15 yards and a touchdown
with 3:12 left in the third.
He also ran in the two extra
points successfully when a
gap opened up after a hard
block by Dakota Josey.


Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin


Above: William
Jefferies looks for a hand
off t6 runningback An-
drew Thomas (not pic-
tured) during Richbourg's
exciting comeback
game on Monday night.

Right: Davidson's
runningback Drew
Gibbons tries to get the
ball back with the black
and teal during a third
quarter upset in favor of
the Roadrunners.
Then Richbourg got
lucky. On the first onside
kick by Richbourg, Josey
grabbed the ball after a
Panther juggle, :giving
the ball back to the
Roadrunners f'th"haltf
field advantage.
Jefferies didn't take
any time to act on the
opportunity when he
sneaked in another 19
yards for a touchdown
after a 4-play spread. Bud
Austie made the extra
kick, placing Richbourg
over the Panthers by one,
21-20.
The back and forth
game continued as Josey
picked up a Davidson
fumble in the end zone
for a quick six with 8:12
minutes, spreading out
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Richbourg, 27-20.
Davidson's Dean found
Stephen Frye for a 27-yard
pass and a touchdown
after a long 7-play crawl.
The extra point was
no good, keeping-'"the
Roadrunners alive into
their final possession of
the game.
William Jefferies once
again wowed the crowd as
he rushed 26-yards for his
third and final touchdown
of the game, giving his
team a 33-26 lead.
And even after a 6-play
drive by a determined
Panthers team, it wasn't
enough to get into end
zone for a possible tie
game. All four fumbles
by Davidson ended up
in turnovers opposed
to Richbourg's five total


fumbles with two ending
up in turnovers. ,
Andrew Thomas ended up
rushing 242 yards with 44
carries, making him THE
Roadrunner for the night.
Richbourg left the game
with 46 carries and a total
of 388 yards.
Davidson was close
behind them with a total of
36 carries and 245 yards.
Look for Richbourg
to take on Ruckel this
Thursday night at 6 p.m.
Davidson will be
hosting their game against
Meigs on Thursday night
at 6 p.m.
For highlights and a
slideshow of the game
,look on our Web site at
www.crestviewbulletin.
com.


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Stingers 2 1
Mutiny 2 2
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Rangers 0 3

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Ted Pickles
Brian Kamrowski
Gene Kester

Gene Parish
Dave Smith
Dave Hinnant
David Gansel

Aaron Daniels
Ron Magruder
Gryan Kozer
George Bonner

Paul Coyne
Norm Jullinger
Claude Stiles
Jesse Dennis/

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James Crow
Jimmy Johnson
Dale Bouley


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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

Do Something
Good For
Tomorrow
RECYCLE
TODAY!


AMENDED NOTICE
OF ACTION FOR
DISSOLUTION OF
MARRIAGE
To: {name of Respondent}
Wesley M. Roberts
{Respondent's last known
address) 5203 Carousel
In. 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 date} October 22,
2007, and file the oriai-
nal with the clerk of this
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.) Future
papers in this law-
suit will be mailed to
the address on rec,
ord at the clerk's of-
fice.
WARNING: Rule
12.285, Florida Fam-
ily Law Rules of Pro-
cedure, requires cer-
tain automatic dis-
closure of 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
By: S. Hoppe
Deputy Clerk
9/12/07
9/19/07
9/26/07
10/3/07


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


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Helen's Barber
Shop
All chemicals starting at
$55. Brinw in this adand
get $2 off hair cuts & $5
oat chemicals.Call Amy or
Moran today
682-8383




Child Care/Teaching
in Holt. Reasonable rates.
902-3247
Ask far Miss Bev


NEWr iJAY
Other
Weekend
Child Care
needed. Contact Carolyn
398-8128
Registered family
daycare home now ac-
cepting enrollment ftrr
openings to begin on
10/9/07 for ages 0-3
yrs. old. Breakfast, lunch
& snacks are provided
For more information
please call 683-9145 or
685-5098 after 3 pm




Helping Hands,
Residential cleaning,
Weekly & Biweekly,
Deep Cleaning Special
Occasions, Lic & Ins Call
Tobi at 368-8343




Concrete Done Right
Drug Free. Lic & Ins.
Remove/Replace,
stamping cool deck,,
Call 305-1258

Concrete Work Done
Right, Decorative, pool
-cool decks, driveways,
sidewalks, patio, tear
outs slabs, small tractor
work Lic. Insured,' Call
J.D. 850-546-0368


LATHAM CONCRETE
Robert Latham Ma-
sonry, Contractor -
Lic. / Ins.
Since 1977
All types of Concrete
work. House slabs,
Driveways, Additions.
3000 PSI mix used on
every job.
Also Bobcat work.
Free est. 682-0137
Cell 826-1672






BARNHILL
HOMES INC.
Res. Con.
RR282811627
Quality projects, Af-
fordable pricing. (25
years exp. ) All portions
of construction.
850-423-0255
850-398-3305





Handyman Work
No Job too small. Call
any time. Free Estimates.
Jeff 682-7866

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

Shaine White
Services, LLC
Porches, Decks, Pressure
Washina, Remodeling,
Sheds, Rouse cleaning
inside & out.
428-9952/428-9948






Dumpster on
wheels and Dumpster
rentals, debris hauling
Services. Call Brad @
865-3266 or
682-7316


Farm Direct
Centipede, St. Augustine,
Zoysia, Bermuda.
We deliver & install.
Call 244-6651
Suncoast Sod Farms
LAWN TEK, LLC
Lawn Maintenance-
Landscaping- Irriga-
tion* Palm Yree installa-
tion* Sod- Dirt work.
Free Estimates. Call
865-3266 or
682-7316 Licensed, In-
sured, Owner Brad
Overly

Stump Grinding
Clean-Lip, Lawn Care,
Odd Jobs, Tree Work.
902-0291
WALKER LAWN
MAINTENANCE
Mowing, Trimming,
Pruning, One time or
year round. Licensed
and insured. 537-4419
References Available


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OCT. 21 27
BREAST CANCER
AWARENESS
MONTH
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Amazing Face & Body
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Lic #MA 16666.
Meet Us At The
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Oct 27th



Piano lessons $35/mo.
Monday & Wednesday
slots available. Call
Thomas 682-5010




MIKE GOLLES
PAINTING
Interior, exterior, also
pressure washing. Li-
censed & Insured. Free
estimates. Ph. 682-5347.
Senior citizen discounts.


vs.
ZADIE ATES COM-
MANDER, VENIA
FULFORD BROGDON,
LUTHER ATES, JR.
JIMMY ATES, JAMES
L. ATES, CHRISTINE
ATES MONEY,'
NAMCY ATES BEARD,
BOBBY ATES LA-
RA NE SUMMERLIN
BA ILOW LARON
SUMMERLIN, DEBBIE
SUMMERLIN COBB,
GR G SUMMERLIN,
ROGER ATES AN-
GLIA ATES ADKISON,
)AVID HOLT, PAM-
:LA HOLT JENKS,
MILDRED ATES,
MIORMA JEAN ATES
-IAMMETTE, ROSE
MARIE HILDRETH
tOBACK, 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,
.rantees, assignees,
Henors, creditors,
trustees, or other
parties claiming by,
through, under or
against TERRY ATES,
wo is known to be
dead, any unknown
spouse, heirs, per-
sonal representa-
tives, devisees,
grantees, assignees,
lienors, 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 rep-
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

























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others claiming by,
through under, or
against her
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 afl
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 (2)
deeds and an Order or
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:
Be in 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 feef
then go East 210 feet,
then go Southwesterly
387 feet to L & N Rail-
road right- of- way, then
go Southwesterly alonq
said L & N Railroad righT-
of way 210 feet to Point
of Beginning, all lying and
being in NE 1/4 of NE
1/4 of NW 1/4, Section
28, Township 3 North,
Ranqe 24 West,
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida.
has been filed against
you and you are required
to 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
plaintiff's attorney or im-
erwise a default will be


A Family




Tree Service

PROFESSIONAL
TREE & STUMP
REMOVAL

682-9474


entered against you for
the relief demanded in
the complaint or petition.
DATED this 10 day of
September, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF CIRCUIT
COURT
BY: K.SIMS
Printed Name: K. SIMS
Deputy Clerk
9/19/07
9/26/07
10/3/07
10/10/07





Legal # 100215
STATEMENT OF
OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT AND
CIRCULATION
Publication:
Crestview New Bulletin
295 W. James Lee Blvd
Crestview, FL 32536,,,
Publication Number
010-209 .. ,
Filing Date:
October 1, 2007
Issue Frequency
Twice a Week
Published Annually:
104
Annual Subscription
Price:
$31.20 in County
36.20 out of County
Contact Person:
Melissa Haire
(850)747-5050
Complete Mailing Ad-
dress of Known Office of
Publication and General
Business Office of Pub-
lisher:
P.O. Box 1940
Panama ,City, FL 32402
Publisher:
Karen Hanes
P.O. Box 1940, Panama
City, FL 32402
Editor:
Robbyn Brooks
295 W. James Lee Blvd
Crestview, FL 32536
Managing Editor
N/A
Owner:
Florida Freedom News-
a er, Inc
Florida Corporation)
.O. Box 194 n
Panama City, FL 32402
Freedom Newspapers,
Inc
(a Delaware Corpora-
tion)
P.O. Box 19549
Irvine, CA 92713
Known Bondholders,
Mortgages, and Other
Security Holders Owning
or Holding 1 Percent or
More of Total Amount of
Bonds, Mortgage, or
Other Securities:
Freedom Newspapers
Acquisitions, Inc.
17666 Fitch
Irvine CA 92614
Freedom Communica-
tions, Inc.
17666 Fitch
Irvine, CA 92614
Publication Title:
Crestview News Bulletin
Issue Date for Circulation
Data: August 29, 2007
Extent and Nature of Cir-
culation- Average No.
Copies Each Issue During
Precoding 12 months;
Actual No.Copies of Sin-
Ale Issue Published
nearest to Filing Date.


Total Number of Copies:
Average: 3025
Actua: 4084
Paid Circulation
Mailed Outside-County
Paid Subscriptions Statedl
on PS Form 3541:
Average: 138
Actual: 132
Mailed In- County Sub-
scriptions Stated on PS
Form 3541:
Average: 1678
Actua: 1639
Paid Distribution Outside
the Mails Including Sales
Through Dealers and
Carriers,Street Vendors,
Counter Sales, and Other
Paid Distribution Outside
USPS:
Average: 740
Actual 1850
Paid Distribution by.
Other Classes of Mail
Through the USPS:
Avera e:0
Actuarp 0
Total Paid Distribution:
Avera e: 2556
Actual. 3621
Total Free or Nominal
Rate Distribution:
Avera e: 0
ActuaLr 0
Total Distribution
Average: 2556
Actuar3621
Copies not Distributed:
Avera e: 469
ActuaF 463
T6tal:
Average: 3025
Actua: 4084
Percent Paid:
Avera e: 100
Actual: 100
Publication of Statement
of Ownership:
October 3, 2007
Karen E. Hanes
VIP/Publisher
September 25, 2007
I certify that all informa-
tion furnished on this
form is true and com-
plete. I understand that
anyone who furnishes
false or misleadinging infor-
mation on this form or
who omits material or in-
formation requested on
the form may be subject
to criminal sanctions
(including fines and im-
prisonment) and/or civil
sanctions (including civil
penalties.)
October 3, 2007.
10/3/2007
10/6/2007

Legal# 100205
NOTICE OF SALE FOR
STORAGE
Household goods belong-
ing to the parties named
below and listed by unit
number will be sold at
Public Sale by Day's
Pac-Rat MiniStorage at
the Mini- Storages. o-
cated at 2510 5. Ferdon
Blvd., Crestview, FLA, at
9:00 A.M., October 11,
2007 unless charges are
paid in full before the
time of sale.

NAME: BARBARA
YOUNG
UNIT #2
9/26/07
10/3/07
Legal# 100214
NOTICE OF SALE
In accordance with Flor-
ida Statutes, Dansher
Mini Warehouse, located


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at 1110 N. Ferdon Blvd
in Crestview, Florida will
offer for sale to the high-
est bidder the household
and other goods stored
in the below listed units
of Dansher Mini Ware-
houses. Said goods are
to be sold to recover the
rents not paid by the ten-
ant.
Unit# A-19 Luke Sheffield
498 8th Ave Crestview,
Fl 32536
Unit# A-20 Brandy
Raybon 516 Forrest
Court Crestview, FL,
32539
Unit#B-10 Amy Patterson
178 Kit Drive
Crestview, FL, 32536
Unit# C-11 Willie Harri-
son 201 S. Spring St.
Crestview, Fl 32536
Unit# D-24 Mildred
Couch 5539 Brackin St.
Crestview, Fl 32536
Unit# B-45 Mary Bundy
PO Box 803 Baker, FL
32531
The sale shall take place
10/22/07 at 9:00 am,
in the Dansher Mini
Warehouses parking lot.
10/3/07
10/10/07









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



Adorable 6 month old
puppy free to a good
ome. Has had all shots.
Call (850) 974-5510
CLIPPENDALES
Pet Grooming,
Call us for an appt.
537-4006, Iv msg
Pygmy Goat Babies,
very small, males and fe-
males, sired by NPGA
registered buck. Some
breeding stock avalible.
850-537-8207
Toy Yorkie/Chihuahua
puppies., Very loveable,
no yappy. Mom 5 Ibs.
Dad 31bs. $450-$650.
Call 682-1972.



Happy Jack Skin Balm
Stops scratching & gnaw-
ing. Promotes ealin &
hair growth due to Hot
Spots on dogs & cats
without steroids
Okaloosa Grain Feed
Store 682-9333
www.estitch.com


MERCHANDISE
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)


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







Ron's Appliance &
Parts, appliance repair,
all brands, we buy work-
ing appliances, 215 N.
Main Street, Call
689-1007. After hours
305-8515








NEW/iTOAV

FREE CELL
PHONES
at your wireless
superstorel Order online
with FREE shipping
vwww.PGBdigital.com


Shop equipment for sale
Electronic components &
machinery Make an
appt. at PO Box 867,
Destin FL 32540







Simmons baby crib
with mattress and linens
cris is wood-stained and
in exc. cond., $90. Full
size comforter set, like
new, features Magnolias,
"Garden Images by Wir-
liamsburg" $50. Full
size quilted spread with
shams off-white lace,
$50. Call 682-9572


Sofa with loveseat,
Klaussner, green, 2 years
old, $600 or best offer
Black Ashley coffee, 2
end tables, $120 for all.
Oak curio bowfront,
$280. Queen Rice bed,
225. Dresser, mirror,
chest, $250. Lingerie
chest, $65. Double oak
7ft bookcase, $160. Call
398-5671







Baker
Annual Fall Sale
5329 Hwy 4. Thurs &
Fri. Bikes, scooters,
comics, clothes, house-
wares, hardware, upright
freezer, bargains galore.


Baker
Multi Family
Yard Sale
Oct. 6th, 7am-l1:30.
1030 Stanley Lane


Crestview
2 Family
Moving Sale
Sat. Oct 6th. 7am-lpm.
109 & 113 Live Oak
Court. Household furni-
ture, dishes, new gas
Io sr lighting adult &
chldrens closing, toys,
large trampoline, adult
bike.


Crestview
3 Family Yard

Sat. 7am until
358 West First Avenue












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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2007


Crestview
Brooks Estate
Sat. 6 Oct.
8am-lpm.
3151 Border Creek Rd
Barbie items: mint condi-
tion, toys furniture, tools
household & misc items
Crestview
Estate Sale
Fri 10/12 & Sat 10/13.
Everything must go.
4886 Okaloosa Lane
Crestview
Estate Sale
October 5th & 6th
7:30am-2pm. 1215
North Pearl Street. Furni-
ture, dishes, glassware,
seasonal decorations,
jewelry (Red Hat & FSUJ
lady's clothes, hats &
shoes, linens, towels, ap-
pliances, picture frames,
craft supplies, porch rock-
ers, books, misc. house-
hold items.
Crestview
Fri & Sat,
Oct 5th & 6th
6:30am-til.
Tools, dishes, clothing,
truck camper & truc.
525 Tom Sawyer in
Riverchase Subdivision.
Crestview
Huge Sale
Baby store went out of
business Lots of new
merchandise. Friday &
Saturday, 8am-?
317 Timberline Drive.
Crestview
Huge Tent Sale
Sat Oct 6th, 7am
Merchandise
from 5 stores!
Consolidated Ace
Hardware,
702 North Ferdon Blvd.
Crestview
Moving Sale
2880 Second Ave NE
Sat. 8 until. Can call any-
time during week at
902-1042
Crestview
Pinnacle Point Commu-
nity Garage Sale Oct 6th
Sat 7:30am-12:30pm
Crestview
Sat. Oct 6th. 8am-2pm.
Antique & vintage furni-
ture & collectibles. 5x8
Horton Hauler enclosed
trailer.
105 Thurston Place.
Crestview
Yard Sale
127 East 4th Ave
Sat. Oct 6th 8
until Men's & ladies
clothes, 2 computer
desks, tool box, picture
frames, & misc.
Crestview
Yard Sale
3000 Kensington Court.
in Kings Crossing Subdi-
vision. Saturday,
7am-12.
Crestview
Yard Sale
Fri & Sat, 7am-2pm.
2364 Susan Drive
Crestview
Yard Sale
Fri. & Sat. Crescent Ave
off Valley Rd.-Brand new
clothes with tags for
whole family, large
women sizes, lots for.
kids, house shoes, new
toys and more. Some
used furniture. 8- 11 am.
Crestview
Yard Sale
Sat Oct 6th
6056 Garden City Rd
7am. Kids clothes, shoes,
antiques & more
Crestview
Yard Sale
Sat. Oct 6th, 7am-12.
452 E. Chestnut Ave.\ If
raining, cancel.
Crestview
Saturday, 7-12
5403 Old Bethel Rood.
Kids clothes, toys, misc.


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Hobo Festival
Yard Sale
What's It Shop
Laurel Hill
Hwy 85 N
652-2599 -
Oct. 5 &6
9am- 5pm
Flower arrangements,
for home, grave flowers
Furniture variety, glass
table & 4 chairs, an-
tique table & 4 chairs,
Singer sewing machine
& console cabinet,
home ceramics, clothes
new items for Christmas
giftsl

What's It Shop
Laurel Hill
652-2599
Oct. 5 & 6
9am 5pm
25% items thru shop
4 Furniture & antiques
marked down
4 New Fall arrange-
ments for home & cem-
+ 25% off jewelry
4- Cement Fountains
4- Eagles
4 Hobos
4- Hogs & pigs
+ Benches
4- Other cement items


Laurel Hill
1905 Gallery
Multiple Families & Ven-
dors. Saturday Oct. 6th
8am until.

Milligan
Multi Family
Yard Sale
Fri & Sat 8-? Lots of stuff
Hwy 90 Follow signs.

Milligan
Multi Family
Yard Sale
Sat. 8-noon
5347 Hwy 4

TUPPERWARE
New Catalog, monthly
special replacement or-
der. Call Jackie
682-4305



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Green & boiled
peanuts. Holland Forms
1850)675-6876




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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.
689-2490




Crestview Elks Lodge
Turkey Shoot starts at
9:00am on September
22. Good Prizes. Hwy
90E to Fairchild Rd. Fol-
low Signs.



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table $40. Little Tykes
toy box $10. Call
682-5010.



30. Call 850-537-9946


W r $3310

Estey Liberty
Organ w/bench
Automatic set-up, 2 key-
boards, programming.
$5Oobo. Call after
6pm. 678-8941















Light as a
feather.
Flies down the
roa d!
Like new. $700 obo.
Please note, the ad pre-
viously said TREK
2000. That was wrong.
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4100 Help Wanted
4110 Restaurants/Clubs
4120 Sales
4130 Employment
Information


Personal Care/Service
NEWu /I DAY Busy Upscale Salon &
Day Spa is looking for a
Accounting/Auditin licensed Esthetician and
Accounting/Auditing Massage Therapist. Call
Lisa Michele @ Lisa
Tax Preparers Michele's Salon & Day
FT & PT Exp. only. $10hr Spa to schedule an inter-
+bonus + more. Freedom view. 850-689-6655
Tax Crestview office
683-1040 Ask for Bob or
Web ID# 27767993 N DAY
Business Opp/Investment
Personal Care/Service
Post Office now Christian Nann
Hiring needed FT.
Avg. pay $20/hour.or Monday-Friday. Some
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Paid training, vacations. quired rug
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Construction/Trades 850-305-7757 or
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Tech Personal Care/Service
Become certified Heat-
in, Air, & Refrigeration HAIRSTYLIST
tec9 less than 30 days
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Certification Fees. Finan- Sherry, booth rent only
cial Aid& Job Placement
Assistance Avail. for the Personal Care/Service
gualifed. Call Anytime HAIRSTYST
00-341-2571 HAIRSTYUST
The Blonde Bellagio. Call
U I T I mV 682-0352 ask for Sherry
NEWU 1 booth rent only
Personal Care/Service
Drivers Nail Tech & Hair Stylist
Driver Trainees with clientele. Booth
Driver rinees rental $70+tax weekly.
Needed 682-0031
No CDL? No Probleml I
Earn up to $900/wk.
TMC. Company en- NEW Tl 1AY
dorsed CDL Trainina .
1-866-280-5309 Personal Care/Service
Drivers Sitter
needed in Creslview in
NEWSPAPER their home for 6 yr old
CARRIERS child. 305-0483
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Mary Esther 6100- Buslnes
Commercial
No phone 6110 Apartment
calls, S120 Beach Rentals
calls, 6130 Condo/Townhouse
please. 6140 House Rentals
6150 Roommate Wanted
Requires valid driver li- 6160- Rooms tor Rent
cense, clean driving 6170 Mobile Home/Lot
record, dependable 6180 Oulto-TownRentals
trans ortation and 6190 Timeshare Rentals
proof of auto insur- 6200 Vacation Rentals
dance.
Applications accepted
Mon Fri 9am- 4pm, | 6110
200 NW Racetrack Rd,
Ft. Walton Beach. No
phone calls. NEW T WiJAY
NORTHWEST FLORIDA
D ary *\ Crestview- 1 br apt,
IUQ1 7 692 Kenneth Ave. Cor-
Lletely furnished incl utili-
ties. No pets. $650mo
682-3166

News Crestview Bent Creek
Apts II Vouchers Ac-
Healthcare/RNs cepted. Rental assistance
Healthcare/RNs may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
RN/PN/M HC & non-HC accessible
RNLPN/MA pts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Exp. req.for medical of- Crestview, FL. Call 85C
fice. Send resume to P.O. 682-5563, TDD/TTY
Box 837, Crestivew, FL 711. Equal Housing Op
32539 portunity
Web ID #27766326 poty
Installation/Maint/Repair Crestview
Nice 1 & 2 Bedroom
Electro efficiency apartments,
mechanical $500-550 mo, some utili
Mechanical ties furnished, lease re
Service quired no pets
Technician 34-467 or 978-8274
for well established petro- Crestview, Bent Creek
leum equipment cam- Apartments I, Vouchers
pany. Must have good Accepted. Rental assis-
computer and networking stance may be available.
skills mechanically in- 1 & 2 BR, HC & non HC
lined and be well versed accessible apartments.
in electronics. Good sal- 209 Bent Creek Road
ary and benefits. Valid Crestview, FL. Cal
drivers license required. 850-682-5563
Send resume to: .0O. TDD/TTY 711. Equa
Box 9099, Mobile, AL Housing Opportunity
36691 or email:
admin@mckinneypetroleum.com
Installation/Maint/Repair
Construction-
Petroleum Crestview- Eagle
Installer Landing 2 br, 2.5 ba TI-
Installer End Dnit $850 Mo
Experience preferred. Es- Poolview Yard Maint. Inc
tablished company, drug 850-218-3030
free workplace, growing
in area. Headquarters in
Chipley, FL but works
Panhandle and South- SUBDIVISION SELL
east, AL. Must have own
vehicle. Send resume to today for Imore iwfor
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Double & Single wide on 4.47AC, 5,000SF
metal storage building with powet ML.S#
475443-Diana Baker 685-5130

YOUR DREAM HOME! 2.86 one take front
wooded lot in the Mount Olive taea.
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NEW ON THE MARKETI Bearutful view of on
Adard fairwoy, cintde-soc lot, 6G back

yard. -Darlene Dean 974-9074.

Upgrade;s giiro! 3,700SF,
v with a basement. Stainless
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-Debra Frost 305-9752


Destin: 5br 2V/2ba
furn'd $3000mo. + util.
2 deep water boat slips
w/lifts. Call 837-0010




3 br, 2 ba, everything
like new; appliances,
Davison school district,
mother-in-law quarters in
back. $900/mo + $925
NO PETS,

NO SMOKING
Call 240-0890


NEW TWAY

Century 21
Moulton Realty
(850)
682-3849
Rentals:
902 Dixie, 3br, 2ba
$875mo+dep.
4799 Old Mill Ct.
3br 2ba $950mo+dd
5152 Ke ser Mill Rd
Baker $875mo+dd,
4br 2ba
366 John King Rd
3br,2ba $900mo+dd
411 Peoria Blvd,
3br,3ba, $1300+dd
e 2932 Sholtz Ave.
3br, 2ba $1000+dep
8037 Old Ebnezer
Rd. 3 br.2 ba $850mo
106 bakmount
2br 1 ba, $700mo+dd
352 Riverchase Blvd
3 br 2tba $1150+dep
*5130 WhitehurstLn.
4 br 2 ba$1100+dep
5272 Cavalier Dr.
2br, Iba, $800mo+dd
6 Courtney Lane
3br 2ba $950mo+dep
4733 Meadow Lake
Drive, 3 br, 2/2 ba
$2200mo +dd
2842 Old Mill Way,
4 br, 2 ba$1000+dep
5362 Woodland
$800mo +$800dep

Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
Terrace, Crestview, Fl
32536 (850)689-1515
or (850)682-5922
*305 Walnut Ave 1 br,
1ba, 700sf $495, Triple
0307 Walnut Ave, 1br,
1 ba, 800sf, $495 triplex
0286-A Henderson St 2
br, 1 ba, 900sf, $550
end unit
01562 Texas Pkwy 3br,
2ba, 1109sf $875 no
pets allowed
0687 Valley Road 2br,
1ba 960sf, $650 Duplex
05720 Reinke Dr; 3br, 2
ba, 1253sf, $850, se-
cluded
02827 Atoka Trail 3br
2ba, 2451sf, $f250'
No pets allowed
02957 Sholtz Ave 3br 2
ba 1244sf $900 no pets.
1206 Northview Dr.
4br 2ba 2070sf, $1,125
pet w/owner approval
0262 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$960, End Unit TH
0266 Swa in Pine Ct
* 3br 2.5ba 1309sf $850,
Townhome
0268 Swaying Pine Ct
3br, 2.5a 1415sf
$900, Townhome
0270 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba, 1,528sf,
$975, Townhome
*272 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba, 1,528sf,
$975 Townhome
0274 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba, 1,415sf,
$960, Townhome
0276 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br/2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$850, Townhome
0224 Runnymeade Dr, 2
br 1.5ba 930sf $625 TH
0228 Runnymeade Dr 2
br 1.5ba 930sf $625 TH
0212 Water Oak Ln,
3br, 2ba, 1288sf, $895,
Fenced back yard
*5330 Vernon Taylor
Road, 2 BR, 1 ba, 896
sq ft. $550 duplex
05332 Vernon Taylor Rd
2br, 1ba, 896sf $550,
duplex
03267 Fairview Ave,
3br, 2ba, 1252sf, $900,
Fenced Back Yard
*418 Brown Place 2 br,
2 ba, 1066sf, $675.
Pets w/owner approval
0650 Territory Lane, 4
br, 2ba 3000sf $1825
military-g400 off'rent
02385 Susan Drive 3br
2ba, 1640sf, $1100
lawn service provided
*130 Louise Drive, 3 br,
2 ba, 1436 sqft, $950,
privacy Fenced backyard
0114 Feldon Drive, 3 br
2 ba, 1426 sq ft, $900
remodeled kitchen
for further information
visit www.cbjmeproperty
management.com


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Crestview 146 Pal-
metto, 3 br, 2 ba,
$900mo. or sell for
$169,900. Call
689-0098 or 978-4953

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

Crestview 3 br, 1.5
ba, stove, fridge & dish-
washer incl $795/mo. +
$795dd. Call 217-7344

Crestview- 3 br, 2 ba
+ loft pool. Nice & uiet
neighborhood. $1250mo
Scott, 850 546-1192

Crestview- 3 br, 2 ba,
1 cg, Ig fenced yd. S of
1-10. 423 Apple Dr. No
pets/smoke. $800/mo
+dd. 897-1394

Crestview 3 br, 2 ba,
S. 1-10, Very Nice,
$995mo. No smoking
Section 8 ok. 682-9619


Crestview
3br, 2ba house, fenced
yard. New windows,
roof & HVAC. $650mo
+dd. 537-9798

Crestview- 3br, 2ba, 2
c, FP, Ig fenced yard.
421 Soa Lake Dr., S oaf
1-10. No pets/smoke.
$850mo+dd 897-1394.

Crestview 4 BR, 3 BA,
S. of 10. 3000sf, fenced,
no smoking. Pet OK.
$1500 + dd 496-2784

Crestview rent/lease/
purchase option. Furn. or
unfurn. 3BR, 2BA, 2CG
handicap equipped. Se-
curity lights. AD[ security
& cable ready, pets al-
lowed, Avail. now. Un-
furn. $1000/mo, Furn.,
$1150/mo. + $500SD,
Call Art 850-758-8395

Crestview, Nice brick
home, 3 br, 2 ba,
$950/mo + dep. Call
682-8356 '

Crestview: 2 homes:
3 br, 2 ba, $875+dd
3 br 1 ba $850+dd.
Pets OK w/dep. Rick
Epperson Broker/Owner
850 865-7777


NEW Ti0AY

Crestview: 3 br 1 V2ba,
$700 mo. + DD & lease.
Call 850-882-0820 or
865-0144

For sale by builder; 3
BR, 2BA house, just 7mi.
from DeFuniak Springs.
Upgraded carpet tile
lighting, &ppls. County
maintained road. War-
ranty. Asking $129,900.
Closing cosT paid. Con-
tact 850-537-9292 or
850-978-0438



NEW TOIJAY

Teel & Waters
Real Estate
RENTALS
682-6156
29 Heather Ave.
S725, 3 br, 2 ba no pets
4 2919 Aplin Road
S800, 3 br, 2 ba, 1 cg
5340 Constitution
3900 3 br, 2 ba, 2 cg
821 Brett St.
51200, 3 br, 2 ba
107 Dogwood Ln
S 1250, 3br, 2ba, 2 cg
pet with approval
4 428 Riverchase Blvd
$1350, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 cg,
No pets
*2 T17 Hagood Loop
$1395, 4 br, 3 ba, 2cg,
No pets
All Properties require a
credit check, 1 yr lease,
no inside smoking. Pet
fees are non- refundable.
Call Debra Frost
682-6156


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



All brick home on 1
acre. 1632sf 3 br 2 ba
with 2 cg, $219,995.
Mildred C. Heaton Re-
ally, Inc. 850-689-1334
All brick on 1.14 acre,
larae shade trees,
2000sf, 3 br, 2 ba
w/study and 2 cg. Large
porch. Seller transferred
and motivated Mildred
C. Heaton Realty, Inc.
Call 850-689-1334
Crestview- 205 South-
view, 1850sf, 3br, 2ba,
2cg, FP, DR, LR, media
rm, sprinkler sys. $189K.
6853-7442.
Crestview, handyman
special, 3 br, 2 ba, 1 c,
1478 sf, brick, S. of -10.
$3000 down, 7%
interest, $150K Call.
865-2769 "
E. Crestview, conven-
ient to Hwy 285, 1383
sf, 3 br, 2 ba, oversized
2 c, with covered back
porch, all brick, very
nice, seller will pay cc.
$169,995. Bond money
available. Mildred C.
Heaton Realty, Inc.
850-689-1334


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A CHEVROLET


Crestview area
Roommate
Dependable, clean room-
mate wanted. $350mo.,
$350 deposit + 1/3 utili-
ties. Mae / female ok.
Call 902-0041 or
951-454-5810
Room for rent, avail
Oct. 1st. off Old Bethel.
$500/mo. incl. util. No
children, must love pets.
Smoking outside only.
Subject to background
check. Call 546-1416


6170
2/BR 1/BA Mobile
and ref.85O-.7-6222
850-499-7412

lEW rIJIJAY

Crestview-
475mo, $400dd. 3br,
ba, 12'x60'. 689-1285





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8100 Antique & Collectibles
8110 Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Tracks
8140 Vans
8150 Commercial
8180 Motorcycles
8170 Auto Parts
& Accessories
8210 Boats
8220 Personal Walercraft
8230 Sailboats
8240 Boat & Marine
Supplies
8310 Aircraft/Aviation
8320 ATV/Ot Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
8340 Motorhtomes


FOR SALE BY OWNER:
Investment/ Rental
property presently
occupied. Commercially
zoned, near center city.
Asking $50,000. Call
682-3744 after noon.
Lakefront home, 3 ac-
res just minutes from
town. Comfortable
2000sf 3 br, 2 ba home.
Mildred C. Heaton Re-
alty, Inc. 850-689-1334
This ad may not be for
youl Wanted to Buy:
House in good neighbor-
hood for investment
Crestview area. Rent
must cover mortgage
payments. 682-9619
Waterfront 3 br 2 ba,
Only $375,000.
houseflipperi 972.com,
call 850-259-4274



.93 acre
Distress Sale, Poverty
Creek Rd, Crestview w/
MH, was $43,300, now
$38Kobo 398-1761





NEW ITrttAV

A GREAT
DEAL!
2 acres N. Crestview,
3br 2 ba, 1440sf MHI
w/porch & decks. All
new roof, CH&A, cabi-
nets, appis., carpet/tile.
Quiet private, only mins
from post office, bank, &
schools $110000 addt'l
property available (850)
682-3816 or 865-5337
1996 16x80 2 br 2 ba
mobile home on 1 acre
with fenced in back yard.
12x12 storage building
asking $75K. Ca-ll
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582-2003




Jeep Cherokee, 1998
6 cl, 120K miles,
$2600. Call 398-5671
Jeep Wrangler
Splrt '04
4WD 4 lift. Great con-
dition. 52K miles. $15K
obo. Call 850 543-8148




Dodge 4x4, 1994.
Needs transmission
work. Good tires, fiber-
glass topper, distress
sale $2800. Call
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2003 Yamaha TTR
125L dirt bike. 124cc,
aluminum bike stand.
Helmet, goggles, riding
boots, gloves, riding
clothes and manua[
Clear title, $1800 OBO.
Leave msg. @682-3654
Honda CBR 1000RR
'06 Bought in June. Hus-
band deployed. Low mi-
les Must see! 537-8594
Please leave message
Kawasaki ZX10
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 obo
850-685-7944
Wanted;
Old motorcycles,
ATV's etc. Cash.
Will ick up.
850-199-2167



Distress Sale; 1968
24' Formula with 200
horse outboard, runs
good, boat needs new
aeck & paint. $2500.
Call 398-1761



Johnson 6HP outboard
Perfect. condition. $325.
682-3895