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Bill Hamm (right), a native Passamaquoddy Indian, leads some of the local American Indians present
Monday morning to protest Columbus Day.

Local American Indians protest Columbus Day


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW While many local
military, government and banking
employees had Monday as a day off,
not everyone in the Crestview area saw
Columbus Day as something worth
celebrating.
Shortly before 11 a.m., a small group


of local American Indians gathered
peacefully at the intersection of U.S.
Highway 90 and state Road 85 to protest
the Columbus Day holiday.
Though small in number, they
represented. a nationwide protest,
organized by a northeast Maliseet
Indian woman, expected to top 100,000
American Indians.
Their local leader, Bill Hamm, a


Passamaquoddy Indian originally from
Maine, explained their concerns.
"The basis of our protest is that
Columbus never 'discovered' America,"
Hamm said. "When he landed on the
island called Hispaniola, there was a
native population estimated between
1 and 2 million people. Eighteen years
See COLUMBUS A3


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Thirty SBAs were donated to the Chipola
fire college program.


NOFD donates

equipment to

fir school
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
BOB SIKES AIRPORT As the collection
of yellow Scott air packs continued to grow
around his feet, Martin Fowler found it
increasingly hard to contain his glee.
"I'm happy. I'm really happy," said the
firefighting minimum standards coordinator
and lead instructor at Chipola College. "This
is good stuff here. It's going to allow a lot of
people to go through fire school."
New, the equipment, includingbreathing
masks, would have cost the Marianna school
more than $30,000.
Upon the North Okaloosa Fire District's
recent equipment upgrade, it seemed
natural to repay the school, which most of
the district's firefighters had attended.
"So many of our folks have gone through
Chipola and have become successful
firefighters. due to (Martin's) school," said
See NOFD A3


Fairview Park renamed for Allens
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW Fairview Park on
McClelland Avenue got a new, more
distinguished name at Monday evening's
City Council meeting.
The renaming was made at the request
of Sabu Williams, president of the Okaloosa
County branch'of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People.
"Both Samuel and Caroline Allen were
S. and are longtime Crestview residents and
servants of the community," said Williams.
He cited their extensive contributions
01toward education and public service.
Caroline Allen has long been recognized
for her service to Crestview schools, and as
the historian who founded the Carver Hill
Museum.
The museum stands in the park that will
soon bear her name.
Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Fairview park will be renamed in honor of Caroline and Samuel Allen. See PARK A3


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CHS Homecoming court 2007


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Senior girls: Shardai Harmon, Sabrina King, Mary Masterson and Jade Rice. Senior boys: Ronnie Moffitt (not
pictured: Bobby English, Brett Moore, and Jonathan Peacock).
Junior girls: Jessica Davis, Samantha Masterson, Olivia Weeks and Ashley Windham. Junior boys: Cody
Hancock, Randall Hartley and Cody Kurpil (not pictured: Jason Parker).


Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin
Sophomore girls: Lalie
Bowman, Courtney Cliff,
Lauren Estep, and Holly
Reaves. Sophomore boys:
Benjamin Baber, Artis
Coleman and Matthew
Dobson (not pictured:
Chase Boals).
Freshman girls: Victoria.
Anderson, Sydney Carty,
Hayden Hritz and Taylor
Moore. Freshman boys:
Ajonte Bush, Tyler Davis,
George Stakely and
Garrett Teal.


Crestview gets ready for Homecoming


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin


CRESTVIEW Tearing
up newspaper to the beat
of Unk's "Walk It Out," a
group of Crestview High
School sophomores work
feverishly to craft an
8-foot-tall Bulldog football
player.
Nearby,' two of their
classmates put the finishing
touches on the Dolphin the
representative "Dawg" will
likely vanquish in Friday's
Homecoming showdown.
(Rest assured: News
Bulletin Sports Editor
RobertYounghaspredicted,
"Yeah, they'll beat 'em.")
Throughout the Hub
City, groups of students
have been hunkered down
in borrowed garages and
warehouses.
Their after-school
hours and evenings have
been spent preparing
floats for Friday's CHS
student council-sponsored
Homecoming Parade.
This year's theme is
"Vacation Spots."
While the float
committees sculpt figures
'and set pieces, the members
of the J-omecoming Court,
recently elected by their


peers, preen and primp for
their appearance in Friday
afternoon's downtown
parade.
"I believe it's another
year for poofy dresses,"
laughed teacher Kerry
Disharoon, the student
council's adviser.
Marching units and
floats, including those of
local clubs, businesses and
organizations, will parade
at 3 p.m. Friday afternoon.
They will head north on
Main Street from Martin
Luther King Avenue and
end at Cedar Avenue.
More than 115 groups have
signed up to parade. "I
hope we'll have enough
room on Main Street,"
Disharoon said.
The king of the
Homecoming Court,
elected by student vote,
will be announced at Friday
morning's 9:12 pep rally.
Senior cheerleader and
football parents will also
be honored, and the Court
will be introduced.
The' school's dance
team and cheerleaders will
perform, and student skits
will be presented.
The Friday evening
pre-game show will be
held at 6:10 p.m. at the


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Crestview High School 10th graders Rebecka Smith
and Chelsea Smith put the finishing touches on a
dolphin sculpture for their class' Homecoming float.


high school's Jack Foster
Stadium, at which time
the winners of the parade
floats will be announced
and the court will parade
around the track.
During halftime at that
night's game against the
Mosley Dolphins, the court
and their fathers will be
introduced and the king's
queen will be proclaimed.
This year, the classes
of 1988 and 1998 will be
honored. Alumni from
those years will have
a special section in the
stadium from which to
view the mighty Bulldogs


and Homecoming events.
The Homecoming Dance
will be Saturday from 8 to
11 p.m. at the Crestview
Community Center.
Student attendees' dates
must be Crestview students
or alumni. Students may
buy tickets for $8 before
the event, or at the door for
$10.
Producing a successful
Homecoming, with its
attendant events and
details, is a lot of work,
Disharoon acknowledged,
"But I've got about 33 kids
who work very hard for
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dump truck on East James Lee Boulevard.


Car slams into dump truck


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW A
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Samuel Allen was the
first black Crestview city
councilman, and shared
his wife's commitment to
education.
In addition to Williams,
two community leaders
urged renaming the park.
"Every time we talk
about the Allens, we talk
about all they did here,"
said George Stakely, vice
president of the Carver
Hill Historical Society,
which was also founded
by the Allens.
Bazine McDonald
lauded the couple.
"Mr. and Mrs. Allen
were very intellectual,"
she said. "They were
educators. Fairview can
be a living monument to
them."
City Councilwoman
Brenda Bush remarked,
"Diligently, (the Allens)
both have been in service
to us all these years."
Making the motion to
rename the park, Bush
said, "It is an honor to do
so."
Councilwoman Lily
Conyers, who represents
the district that includes


Special to the News Bulletin
Caroline and Samuel Allen


Fairview Park, seconded
the motion.
With the unanimous
vote of the council, the


new name, Allen Park, was
approved to the applause
'of the packed council
chamber.


NO FD continued from Al


NOFD Chief Ed Cutler.
"We had the chance to
do something nice for him
when we got our assistance
grant to get the new air
packs."
In applying for the grant,
Cutler said, his department
promised to donate the
current tanks to the school.
To be a Florida firefighter,
the state requires, a specific
program of vocational
training.
"It's a 450-hour course,"
Fowler said. "It's a lot of
intense training. There's a
lot of book work that you
have to. do, and there's
also a lot of hands-on skills
that you have to be able to


perform."
Once a student passes
the course at Chipola, or
other accredited institutions
in the state, he or she must
pass a state exam to become
a firefighter.
Martin praised Cutler,
who had been through the
program himself several
years ago, for the donation
of the SBAs (self-contained
breathing apparatus).
"The equipment that's
being donated... allows us to
go into a burning building,"
explained Fowler..
Because the donation
means the school won't have
to purchase the equipment,
"it makes it cheaper for other


people to come through our
program. We try to keep the
cost down."
Fowler said the same
program elsewhere in the
state can cost a trainee
$3,000 to $4,000. The
Chipola tuition is about
$1,000, Fowler said.
The donation, he said,
allows "people who could
not otherwise afford to
go through fire school" to
attend the program.
In addition, the donation
of the 30 SBAs means
Chipola's students will each
have their own individual
air pack. "They won't have
to share with other people,"
Fowler said.


COLUMBUS continued from Al


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Local American Indians express their feelings during Monday's protest.


later, there were less than
4,000."
The Spanish invaders,
Hamm said, tried to force
the original inhabitants to
convert to their religion.
Those that didn't were
mercilessly enslaved
or hunted down by the
colonists, he said. Some
were used as targets for
the Spaniards hunting
dogs, he added.
The matter of religion
remains a source of
resentment for many
Indians, Hamm reported.
"To us as traditional Native
Americans, Christianity
was forced on us," he said.
"I don't begrudge anyone
the right to practice their
religion, but I ask the same
respect for mine."
As for a national holiday
celebrating a foreign
invader, "For indigenous


Americans to celebrate
Columbus Day would
be the same as Germans
observing a day dedicated
to Hitler," Hamm said as
another passing car tooted
its horn in support of his
band.
"We're all taught in
school that Christopher
Columbus was this great
explorer," Hamm said. "So
few Americans are taught
the truth about him."
As an example of
overlooked historic
facts, he pointed out that
Columbus was a slave
trader.
Hamm's group,
members of the Kunfuskee
Indian Ceremonial
Grounds of Northwest
Florida, included his son,
as well as participants
proudly holding Cherokee,
Creek, Seminole and


Choctaw heritage.
"We're an inter-tribal
organization," Hamm
explained the independent
community not affiliated
with the federal Bureau of
Indian Affairs.
"Un fortunate 1 y,"
Hamm said, "there are
not that many Indians that
dare to get involved with
Indian rights," as they fear
jeopardizing their position
under the B.I.A.
"Our main goal,"
Hamm explained quietly
but with insistence, "is
to have Columbus Day
abolished and replaced by
an indigenous American
day observance."
As several more
passing cars honked and
a semi blared its air horn,
Hamm's message seemed
to be slowly reaching local
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2007


Congressman Keller and the National Youth Presidential Forum


rl About

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I Lou Frey


On Oct. 2, Congressman Ric
Keller praised the National
Youth Presidential Forum, to
be held on Nov. 14, 2007, at The
Lou Frey Institute of Politics and
Government at the University of
Central Florida, in collaboration
with EWN Foundation. The
Congressman said:
"Mr. Speaker, what are
the most important issues
facing today's high school and
college students? Being able
to afford college? Access to
healthcare? The Iraq war? Who,
are their favorite Democratic


candidates? Obama? Clinton?
Edwards? Who are their
favorite Republican candidates?
Giuliani? McCain? Romney?
"Well, thanks to the first ever
National Youth Presidential
Forum on November 14, up to
10 million young people will
have the opportunity to hear
from the presidential candidates
from both parties and then cast
their votes.
"As the congressman from
Central Florida, I'm very proud
that the Lou Frey Institute of
Politics and Government at The
University of Central Florida
is playing a key role in putting
together this unprecedented
event.
"They've joined together
with the EWN Foundation, the
Presidential Classroom, and the
United States Association of
Former Members of Congress


to sponsor a three-hour forum
online, which brings together
presidential candidates and
America's young people for the
first time in a unique webcast.
"This is how it will work.
Presidential classroom scholars
will create questions, which
will be sent to the presidential
candidates, who can respond via
videotape prior to the event or
live the day of the event. Then,
thanks to the event sponsors, the
webcast will be provided free
to each of the participating high
schools and colleges across the
United States.
. "All of the students will then
be able to vote for up to 36 hours
after hearing from each of the
candidates on the issues most
important to them.
"I encourage my colleagues to
go to www.rocktheweb.org for
more information on this great


project.
"It provides a valuable
civics lesson for our students,
and important feedback to our
presidential candidates on the
key issues facing America's
young people. I would
encourage all of the presidential
candidates, high schools,
and colleges to participate in
'this worthwhile educational
opportunity.
"Mr. Speaker, I yield back the
balance of my time."
Let me emphasize that
this is a forum, not a debate.
Questions are being prepared
by graduates of the Presidential
Classroom and furnished to
the candidates ahead of time.
The candidates will be asked to
invest 20 minutes of their time
in answering the questions they
have been furnished. After the
forum closes there will be 36


hours to vote. All high school
and college students can vote
regardless of their age.
However, the results will be
broken out by those of voting
age and those under voting age.
I was one of the sponsors of
the 18-year-old vote in the early,
70s. I have watched with dismay
as the participation of young
people continues to go down.
Getting young people involved
in the process is an investment
in the future of this country. If
we don't understand what we
have been given and we don't
participate, our future is not
bright.

Lou Frey Jr. is a former member
of Congress (FL 1969-79), 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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Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Crestview firefighter, Shiloh Oxley received
a five year service award from Mayor David
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meeting.



Crestview Scout attains Eagle rank

Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin ... ....

CRESTVIEW Another Boy Scout
attained the rank of Eagle Scout of the
Boy Scouts of America on Sept. 29.
Ian Pierce Kessler, 17, currently of
Niceville, is a member of Troop 30 in
Crestview, where his family lived until
recently.
To attain the coveted Eagle rank,
a Boy Scout has to earn 11 prescribed
merit badges, including Family Life,
Citizenship in the Community, and
Emergency Preparedness. In addition, he
must advance through all lower ranks of
Scouting.
Finally, he has to plan and execute a
major community project before at last
being allowed to appear before a BSA
Board of Review, which ultimately grants
advancement to Eagle. 4
Kessler, the son of Sven and Susan
Kessler, "planned, organized and
executed the remodeling and improving
of two living areas and yard of the.....
Crestview Shelter House as his service .
project," said his proud mother.
Shelter House is a safe haven for .
abused women and children.
Kessler, a senior at Niceville High 7' "
School, hopes to attend Florida State -. .
University next fall, majoring in business Carolyn Crumholt I Special to the News Bulletin
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Anderson
Dorothy Sue Anderson,
60, of Pace, Fla., went home
to be with the Lord on
Oct. 6, 2007 at her home,
surrounded by family.
Sue retired from Copeland
Corporation in Sidney, Ohio
in 1988 after 18 1/2 years of
service. She had been a real
estate agent since 1979 and
locally sold for Century 21
Wilson Minger in Niceville,
Fla.
She was raised in
Rockholds, Ky. and
graduated from Whitley
County High School in 1965.
She is the daughter of the late
Arthur Parker. She attended
Edison State Community
College in Piqua, Ohio,
where she obtained her real
estate license.
Sue was baptized in 1960
and was a faithful servant
to the Lord. She attended
Crestview First Assembly of
God.
She is survived by a
loving husband of 42 years,
Gary Anderson; daughters,
Melissa (Tim) Peterman,


of Arden, N.C. and Jackie
(Rob) Riddle of Marysville,
Ohio; mother, Delores
Parker of Rockholds; sister,
Margie Smith of Milton,
Fla.; brother, Allen (Sandy)
Parker of Oak Ridge, Tenn.;
grandchildren, Amanda
Anderson, Ryan and Cole
Riddle, Justin and Daniel
Ball; great-granddaughter,
Reagan Anderson; and many
other relatives and friends.
A celebration of life
service was held at Brackney
Funeral service on Tuesday,
Oct. 9 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The funeral service will be
at Crestview First Assembly
of God on Wednesday, Oct.
10 at 10 a.m. with Rev. Dave
Barrentine officiating. Burial
will follow at Old Bethel
Cemetery in Crestview.
Donations can be made
to Covenant Hospice,
Pensacola, Fla. in memory
of Sue. Many thanks for the
loving care Sue received
from Covenant Hospice.
Brackney Funeral Service,
Crestview, is in charge of
arrangements.


Water conservation urged


Staff Reports


In spite of several inches
of rain, Okaloosa County
is experiencing a moderate
drought and all residents are
encouraged to exercise water
conservation.
No water supply short-
ages have been reported to
the Northwest Florida Water
Management District; how-
ever, they are still urging all of
Northwest Florida to reduce
its water use by following
these voluntary guidelines:
Limit landscape irriga-
tion to no more than two days
per week, during low evapo-
ration hours of 4 until 10 p.m.
Golf courses are en-
couraged to limit hours of ir-
rigation.
Water-based recreation


should be reduced if it re-
quires pumping, diverting or
otherwise using natural water
supply for recreation, to in-
clude filling duck ponds.
Decorative fountains
which use water should be
discontinued at this time.
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Sewer Department actively
promotes the practice of water
conservation year-around.
"I cannot stress enough
how important it is that each
and every person in Okaloosa
County take all reasonable
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Snags delay Armory opening


John Parrott completely changed. And
Crestview News Bulletin these alterations, even minor
ones, add time and cost to
CRESTVIEW Mid- the contract.
August had been the target Then there was a problem
date for the grand reopening with the sewage lift station
of the National Guard that set construction back
Armory, but that date keeps several weeks.
slipping. "Basically all we are
"We got off to such a fast waiting for right now is the
start, we thought we were new furniture to arrive. And
going to sail right through once we get that in place,
and get things done quickly," we can start occupying the
said Armory Manager Sgt. building," Holland said.
James Holland, of Crestview. Meanwhile cosmetic
"And at the time, we work continues inside and
thought August would be a outside the building and a
realistic date, but then we hit newly paved parking lot is
some snags. being striped.
Part of the problem has New maintenance bays
been a change of orders. are also being finalized and
"Something would get outdoor lighting has been
done, or be in work, and the installed.
state adjunct's office would Green-Simmons,
change their mind and the prime construction
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"Some of the change
orders were significant, while
some were mostly minor
revisions or additions. And
to give you. an example, the
parking lot elevation had to
be changed to accommodate
rain run-off," stated
said on-site construction
superintendent Cecil Moore,
a Crestview Native.
The changes have upped
the original $1.8 million
contract to nearly $3,000,000.
The Armory doesn't
look significantly different
from the outside, beyond
the additional maintenance
building and a paved
parking lot. However, indoor


changes are easily noticed.
There is a large, state-of-
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be ideal to host large parties
and gatherings.
"For some reason people
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corporate functions. We
haven't," Holland stated
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Holland said.
And once the furniture
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up, business will be back to
usual.
And with Christmas
bearing down on Crestview,
Holland expects his phone to
start ringing.


Ann Spann Cres.n ie. New Bulletin
Students at Walker Elementary School collected coins during the month of September to help sponsor
a team to participate in a Muscular Dystrophy Marathon to be held at Walt Disney World in January. The
team of runners from the Contracting Squadron at Hurlburt Field will be named "Team Cody" in honor of
Walker third-grader Cody Rechart, who was recently diagnosed with MD. In this photo, Cody presents
squadron members Tom Kovaarovic and Steve McConnaughy, and his mom, Brenda Reckart, with the
school's check for $3,203 as Walker-guidance councilor, Kathy Fleming looks on.


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NOTICE OF PROPOSED
ENACTMENT OF AN
ORDINANCE

Pursuant to Article 4, Chapter 102 of the City Code and
Section 166.041, Florida Statutes, the Crestview City Council
proposes to adopt the following ordinance set forth by title
as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 1375

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA,
PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR AMEND-
MENTS TO ARTICLE II, ADMINISTRATION, OF CHAPTER
102 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF
CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT
TO SECTION 102 26, PROCEDURES FOR DEVELOP-
MENT PLAN REVIEW, TO PROVIDE FOR PUBLIC NOTICE
OF AN APPLICATION FOR A DEVELOPMENT ORDER BY
POSTING A SIGN ON LOTS, PARCELS OR TRACTS OF
LAND INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT;, PROVIDING
FOR AMENDMENT TO SECTION 102-28, REVIEW OF
DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR MINOR DEVELOPMENTS,
TO CORRECT A REFERENCE TO A SECTION OF THIS
ARTICLE CHANGED BY THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION
102-26; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CONFLICT-
ING ORDINANCES TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CON-
FLICT; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
ORDINANCE NO. 1376
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA,
PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR AMEND-
MENTS TO ARTICLE IV, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, OF
CHAPTER 102 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF
CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT
TO SECTION 102 61, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, TO
APPLY THE PROCEDURES OF THIS ARTICLE TO
REZONINGS, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) OR
PLANNED MIXED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT (PMDD)
APPROVALS, ANNEXATIONS, RIGHT-OF-WAY VACA-
TIONS, VARIANCES, AND SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS; PRO-
VIDING FOR AMENDMENT TO SECTION 102-62, NOTICE
PROCEDURES, TO PROVIDE FOR PUBLIC NOTIFICA-
TION BY CERTIFIED RETURN RECEIPT MAIL OF NEAR-
BY PROPERTY OWNERS AND BY THE POSTING OF SIG-
NAGE ON LOTS, PARCELS, OR TRACTS OF LAND
INVOLVED IN A PUBLIC HEARING; PROVIDING FOR
AMENDMENT TO SECTION 102 63, LOCAL PLANNING
AGENCY (LPA) PROCEDURES, TO REQUIRE THAT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS BE PROVIDED AS SPEC-
IFIED IN SECTION 102-62 OF THIS ARTICLE; PROVID-
ING FOR AMENDMENT TO SECTION 102 64, CITY
COUNCIL PROCEDURES, TO REQUIRE THAT NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARINGS BE PROVIDED AS SPECIFIED IN
SECTION 102-62 OF THIS ARTICLE; PROVIDING FOR
THE REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES TO THE
EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; PROVIDING FOR SEVER-
ABILITY AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The public hearing in conjunction with the second reading of
this ordinance will be held on Monday, October 22, 2007 at
6:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers, 198 North Wilson Street,
Crestview, Florida.
All .citizens and interested parties are encouraged to attend
the City Council meeting and to provide written and/or ver-
bal comments on the matters under consideration. The ordi-
nance is available for public inspection during normal busi-
ness hours at the Administrative Services Department, City
Hall, 198 North Wilson Street, Crestview, Florida from 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The City Council of the City of Crestview, Florida does not
discriminate upon the basis of any individual's disability sta-
tus. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation as pro-
vided for in the Americans With Disabilities Act to insure
access to and participation in the meeting should contact
the Office of the City Clerk at (850) 682-6131 at least five (5)
calendar days prior to the meeting to make appropriate
arrangements.
If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City
Council with respect to any matter considered at this meet-
ing or public hearing such person will need a record of the
proceedings and for such purpose, such person may need to
insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made,
which record includes the testimony and any evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
The City of Crestview supports "Equal Opportunity
Employment, Housing and Providing Handicap Access".


October 10, 2007


Janice F. Young
City Clerk


CITY OF CRESTVIEW,
CITY COUNCIL
NOTICE OF PUBLIC-
HEARING
for a PLANNED UNIT
DEVELOPMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Monday. October
22 2007 at 6:00 P.M., at a Regular Council meeting in the
Council Chamber at City Hall, 198 North Wilson Street,
Crestview, Florida, the City Council of the City of Crestview
proposes to consider a planned unit development:
PUD #07-05
S- ..- 22.17
MCOUCH AY e [ ACRES OF
R E A LL
[ L PROPERTY,
....STILLWELL BLV MORE OR
L- J"--- --JMOI-REJ -.1-- MO E OR
-'ATCHA -- LOCATED IN
|0I = -' SECTION 9,
: TOWNSHIP
M 3 NORTH,
-LONG i R-I RANGE 23
DI WAINWRIGHT DR 1 WEST. THE
10705 PARCEL IS
S_ I- M O R E
JA NUARY CT COMMONLY
S JUIIE CT KNOWN AS
S-U l LOTS 41
THRU 58
AND LOTS 65 THRU 182 OF STILLWELL ESTATES
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AS PER PLAT RECORD-
ED IN PLAT BOOK 22, PAGES 65 THRU 67, OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA.
SAID PARCEL IS IDENTIFIED IN THE OKALOOSA COUN-
TY'S PROPERTY APPRAISER'S OFFICE BY PARCEL
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 09-3N-23-1025-000-0000
AND IS DEPICTED BY MAP # 07-05 AS SHOWN IN THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
Copies of the proposed planned unit development are on file
in the Administrative Services Department, in City Hall, locat-
ed at 198 North Wilson Street, City of Crestview, Florida.
They are available for inspection by the general public. Any
interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard
with respect to the proposed development.
The City Council of the City of Crestview, Florida does not
discriminate upon the basis of any individual's disability sta-
tus. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation as pro-
,vided for in the Americans With Disabilities Act to insure
access to and participation in the meeting should contact
the Office of the City Clerk at (850) 682-6131 at least five (5)
calendar days prior to the meeting to make appropriate
arrangements.
If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City
Council with respect to any matter considered at this meet-
ing or public hearing such person will need a record of the
proceedings and for such purpose, such person may need to
insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made,
which record includes the testimony and any evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
The City of Crestview supports "Equal Opportunity
Employment, Housing and Providing Handicap Access".


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Did you know that we are
in the middle of "Hispanic
Heritage Month?"
We have a display table
of items in the Crestview
Library celebrating our
Hispanic population.
Unlike other month-long
celebration themes, the
Hispanic Heritage Month
began on Sept. 15 and ends
on October 15.
This 30-day period is in
recognition of contributions
madebyHispanicAmericans
to the United States and to
celebrate Hispanic heritage
and culture.
The observation began in
1968 as Hispanic Heritage
Week and was expanded
and enacted into law in 1988
to cover a 30-day period.
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because it is the anniversary
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Guatemala, Honduras, and
Nicaragua.
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From staff reports

TODAY
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.

OCTOBER
CHS FRUIT SALE: The
CHS band is selling apples
and oranges through Oct. 11,
with apple delivery on Oct. 19
and orange delivery Dec. 8.
Contact a band member or call
586-5577 after 3 p.m. to place
an order.
TRAWICK BRIDGE
CLOSURE CONTINUES:
Trawick Creek Bridge on
Broxson Road in Holt will
be closed for longer than
originally anticipated. The
opening date has been moved
to Oct. 18.
Each side of the closure
is accessible, but no through
traffic will be permitted.
Please plan accordingly.
HAPPY HOMEMAKERS
meet Thursday, Oct. 11, at the
Agriculture building on Old
Bethel Road in Crestview.
Plans for the holiday
showcase will be discussed.
Bring a friends. 682-3118.
McCURLEY FAMILY
REUNION: Saturday, Oct.
13, from 10 a.m. 3 p.m. at


an annual proclamation
designating "Hispanic
Heritage Month."
The theme this year
is "Hispanic Americans:
Making a Positive Impact
on American Society."
Armed with this
knowledge, we picked
a handful of our many
Hispanic-oriented items
and created the display that
is on the right-hand side as
you enter the library.
These items, too, may be
checked out.
Our collection covers
Hispanic cultures, tradi-
tions and biographies
crossing the age barrier.
Some contain a Spanish
translation, and some are
biographies of Hispanics
who have enriched the
American culture simply
by their presence in our
country.
We even have a junior
level book written by kids
on exploring America's
Hispanic Heritage.
As a multi-cultural
community, we urge our
patrons and anyone else.
interested in the Spanish-
American culture to visit us
and check out our collection
and ,programs designed
with Hispanic themes in


the Baker Recreation Center,
Highway 4, Baker.
OWC CLAY SHOOT
RESCHEDULED: The
second.annual OWG-
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
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The cost is $50 per person
which includes shells,
refreshments, breakfast, lunch
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To register call 729-5357 or
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Saturday, Oct. 13, for Gloria
Spears Garcia who is fight
cancer. The event is going to
be held at S & L Auto Body,
130 Cayson Ave., Crestview.
Boston butts are being
sold for $25 each and with a
$5 raffle ticket, you can win
a 12-gauge shotgun from
Bass Pro Shops, or a Sorrelli
necklace. Raffle tickets will be
sold until 4 p.m. the day of the
fundraiser. You do not have to
be present to win.


mind.
For a list of programs
the library offers for
- preschoolers, kids, teens and
adults, contact the library
at www.cityofcrestview.
org/library.htm, by phone
at 682-4432 or stop by
1445 Commerce Drive in
Crestview.

Staff picks
"Kids explore America's
Hispanic Heritage" written
by kids from the Westridge
Young Writers Workshop.
The book presents
writings by students in
grades three to seven on
topics of Hispanic culture,
including dance, cooking,
games, history, art, songs,
and role models. Filled with
photos, maps and drawings
from the youngsters
who wrote this book, I
recommend it for those who
want a deep understanding
of the Hispanic culture.
And just like those of us
who have immigrated
generations ago, this group
enriches and dignifies our
culture as we continue to
meld into that melting pot
for which we Americans are
known. J 973.04 Kid
"The Cat in the Hat" by
Dr. Seuss is a Beginner Book
in Spanish. Each paragraph
is written first in English
with a follow-up paragraph
translated into Spanish. As
with all books written by
Dr. Seuss, the illustrations
enhance the story thereby
giving the beginner a better


Please place your Boston
butt order by Oct. 8 by calling
(850) 830-8090. You may pick
them up on the day of the
fundraiser between 4 and 5
p.m.
ALATEX REUNION:
Saturday, Oct. 13 at Ryan's
Family Steakhouse at 11 a.m.
Call 682-3118 for details.
3RD ANNUAL
SUGARBEAR RIDE: Oct.
13 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Meet at Cocodries, 8649 Gulf
Blvd., in Navarre. It will end
at the American Legion in
Crestview, where lunch will
be provided. Registration is
at 9 a.m. Cost is $15 per rider.
The SugarBear Foundations
provide supplemental
financial assistance to
pediatric transplant
candidates and recipients.
ORCHESTRA
COMPETITION FINALS:
The public is invited to attend
the free OWC finals for young
musicians on Saturday, Oct.
13 from 10 a.m. to noon in
the Tyler Recital Hall, Mattie
Kelly Arts Center wing,
Niceville campus. Winners are
competing for prize money
and a chance to play with the
Northwest Florida Symphony
Orchestra.
Finalists include Daniel
Pyon of Crestview, a pianist
and 11th grade student at
Niceville High School.
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


understanding of the words
they are reading. This book
is highly recommended for
those parents who would
like their children to start
at an early age with either
English or Spanish as a
second language. E Spa Seu
"A Book: the outspoken
memoirs of Ricky Ricardo
- the man who loved
Lucy" is an autobiography
by Desi Arnaz. One of
the first Hispanic men to
successfully break into
comedy television, he tells
it all. As he describes on
the inside cover he includes
everything; the good, the
bad, and the ugly. He tells
of his humble beginnings
in Cuba and how his family
lost everything in the
revolution.
When they arrived
as exiles in Miami they
had nothing to lose so he
perfected many trades,
anything that would get
them ahead. Never, as he
writes, did he think he
would get the lucky breaks
he did that took him so far.
I highly recommend this
book as one of survival.
The Cuban influence
on our American culture
by such a man as this is a
wonderful story and an
inspiration of hope for the
Hispanic youth of today. B
Amaz
Any questions? Just ask
Jean, Sandra, Miss Heather,
Anna, Sharon, Marie,
Sengdara, Tracey, Heather
W. or Lise.


Nursing office at 729-6400.
STROKE AND
OSTEOPOROSIS
SCREENING: Residents
living in and around
Crestview can be screened
Oct. 16 to reduce their risk
of having a stroke. Life Line
screening will.be held at the
American Legion at 898 E.
James Lee Blvd. in Crestview.
Appointments begin at 9 a.m.
Bone density screenings
to assess osteoporosis risk
and heart rhythm checks are
available for men and women.
A complete wellness
package with heart rhythm
costs $129. Five screenings
take 60-90 minutes to
complete. Preregistration is
required; call (800) 697-9721 to
be scheduled.
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

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evening competition, with all-
day passes set at $12 (under 6
and over 65 free).
The Emerald Coast
Marching Classic is a
sanctioned Florida Marching
Band Coalition event.
CRAFTERS &
DEMONSTRATORS
NEEDED: for Oct. 27 Paxton
Heritage Festival, 10 a.m. 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.rfi., 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 (800) 273-
TALK (8255).
GRIEF SUPPORT: Lost
a loved one? Come to a
grief share support group
Monday evenings at 6
p.m. at Woodlawn Baptist
Church 824 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.



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No Sunday School or
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The original Senn family
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Thursday and Friday
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Tuesday. October 16
Rev. Tommy and Risa Moore

Wednesday, October 17
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Members of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce and local merchants
celebrate with a ribbon cutting for Best Vacuum Oct. 3 at the Court Plaza.


Kradlak, Bauer

tops at CBJME

Special to the News Bulletin
Joan Kradlak (pictured) has been named top
agent for the month of August at Coldwell
Banker JME Realty's Crestview office. Ginny
Bauer was the top listing agent for August.


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BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2007


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Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce

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BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2007:


Covenant Hospice's Blue Jean Ball

Organization raises about $15,000 with Oct. 6 fund-raiser


Special to the News Bulletin
"Vegas Glitz" was the theme for the OWC Soundsations. They danced and sang their way through "Vogue," "Superstition," "These Boots Are Made For Walking," and other
hit songs. Clark & Company (not pictured) got people on the dance floor with hits such as "I Love the Night Life," "The Electric Slide" and "Unchained Melody."


Special to the News Bulletin
< Belles of the ball,
Bonnie Grundel, Lisa Price
and Delilah Lewis, sported
feather boas with their less
than formal attire.

Special to the News Bulletin
Saddles, pearls and ceramic >
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Schedule
Volleyball
East Hill at Laurel Hill, Oct.
11 at 5 p.m. (V-Only)
Pace at Crestview, Oct. 11
at 4 p.m. (JV) and
5 p.m. (V)
Jay at Baker, Oct. 11 at 5
pm. (JV) and 6 p.m. (V)
Football
(V)
Mosely at Crestview, Oct.
12 at 7 p.m. (Homecoming)

,Walton at Baker, Oct. 12 at
7p.m.
V)
Crestview at Pace, Oct. 11
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Excel at Baker, Oct. 11 at
6p.m.
(MIDDLE SCHOOL)
Davidson at Destin, Oct. 11
at 6 p.m.

Meigs at Richbourg, Oct. 11
at 6 p.m.,

Cancer benefit
On Saturday, Oct. 13, the
Gloria Spears Garcia cancer
benefit will be held at S & L
Auto Body on 130 Cayson
Avenue in Crestview.
You can win a 12-guage
-shotgun, care of Bass Pro
- -Shops, or a Sorrelli necklace.
Raffle tickets are $5. Tickets
will be sold until 4 p.m. the
day of the event. You do not
have to be present to win.
Boston butts will also
be sold for $25 and you can
place orders by Oct. 8. Pick-
up for the Boston butts will
be from 4 5 p.m. the day of
the event.

Clay shoot
On Oct. 13 the
second annual OWC-
Beach Community Bank
Clay Shoot will be held at
the Shoal River Sporting
Clays.
Due to a high volume
of participants, the event
will be broken up into two
times.
The first event will start
at 8:30 a.m. and the second
at 1 p.m. Proceeds from the
event will support the OWC
Raider Athletic Housing
Program. The cost is $50
per person, which includes
shells, refreshments,
breakfast, lunch and door
prizes.
For more information on
the OWC-Beach Community
Bank Clay Shoot at Shoal
River Sporting Clays,
including sponsorship of
door prizes or other event
sponsorship, contact the
OWC Foundation Office at
(850) 729-5357.


Crestview stops Indians Dusting off a hard loss


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

Did anyone see what
I saw on Friday night?
Because from what I
saw, Head Coach Matt
Brunson and the Bulldogs
fought back and forth
against a strong offensive
Choctaw team.
The outcome?
Bulldogs 34 Indians
28.
Let's talk about the
-numbers that were
produced by the red and
black.
D.D. Johnson had
a huge game, rushing
for 164 yards with two
touchdowns. Jason
Parker, coming out of the
woodshop smooth and
sanded, passed for 10-of-
11 for 163 yards.
It seemed Crestview
really came out blazing
the first half against a
weary Choctaw team.
Even Coach Moore of
the Indians \stated that
was their worst first half
of the season and the


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Bulldogs definitely took
advantage of it.
Crestview (3-1) (1-0)
came up with 389 yards
in total offense, but even
Choctaw's 399-yard
total offense still wasn't
enough to hold off a team
that wanted the win more;
especially after a steam
-roll loss
against the
Eagles back
in September.
Want to th
know who
I heard on
the sidelines F
during the byR
second half?
Brett Moore.
"It comes down to who
wants this more. We have
to want it more. We have
to want it more," Moore
said.
"We're going to take
this game."
The second half was
the most exciting second
half in high school
football that I've seen in a
See STOPS C3


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Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

Baker went home on
Friday with a loss against
powerhouse Northview,
34-6.
But don't let the score
fool you. By what the
numbers read, the game
was closer
then you'd
think.
The Chiefs
were what
Cess Head Coach
SBob Kellogg
O X made known
rt Young to be THE
program to
beat. It was only a matter
of time until the Gators
took on Northview to see
where they stood in the
district standings.
But even after
Cameron Domangue
rushed for 138 yards with
a touchdown and Billy
Whatmough rushed for
63 with a long 22-yard
dash, it wasn't enough
against a double- threat
team, such as the Chiefs.


Baker had 214
yards in total offense
and Domangue threw
2-for-7 with 23 yards,
but came up with two
interceptions.
Compared to
Northview's total 261
yards in offense, Baker
looked to be right
behind.
Now Baker is setting
their sights on the Braves
from Walton this Friday
at 7 p.m. at Baker.
After the numbers
from Northview's game
and grabbing a win from
South Walton two weeks
ago, the Gators rushing
was only 14 yards short
of South Walton's game.
The loss in yards was
mostly in Baker's passing
game, which was 58
yards less.
Baker did their
best, it seems, against
Northview. Even though
the scoreboard read 34-6,
the game was very close
in rushing and passing/
See DUSTING C3


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Left:
D.D Johnson was the offensive
player of the week in Crestview's
win over the Indians on Friday.
Johnson ran for 164 yards with two
touchdowns in the Bulldogs 2-4A
district opener.
(Also pictured is head coach Matt
Brunson (left) and Crestview Paint &
Body's Ed Lowe.)


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October?
Results

Don Kearny
Ron Boisjolie -12
Don Widmaier
Jesse Dennis
Hal Jellison
Dave Campbell
Wes Adamson -11
Bill Chandler
Archie Perez

Larry Fordyce
Pat Martin -10
Dean Martin
Tom Prier

Ron Henderson
Gen Cox -10
Max Carver
Steve Howard

Kee Anderson
Walt Anderson -9
Ron Magruder
Paul Coyne

Dona Bouchard
Mike Bouchard -9
Don Breitbach
Nancy Breitbach

Hole in one
Oct. 7 Hole t4,
145 yards
Using a pitching
wedge
Steve Whiddon of
Crestview

Witnesses:
Bo Belanger
Tom Prier
Larry Fordyce

Hole in one
Oct. 3 Hole #13, 155
yards
Using a 7-iron
Ron Little"tild -F
Crestview

Witness:
Phillip Smith

Hole in one
Sept. 23
Hole 48, 150 yards
Using a 7-wood
Aaron Daniel'of
Crestview

Witnesses:
Heath Owens
Darrell Salter
Lavaughn Dorman
Janice Cheatham


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Crestview News
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very long time. And the
victorious should feel
very pleased about the
game.
It was a fight to the
finish. Even to the last
second, Choctaw and
Crestview were clawing
for possession.
Jace Blanchard had
302 yards passing.
Those numbers should
automatically give


you the thought that
Choctaw just drove right
over Crestview. But the
Bulldogs' defense held
them at every yard and
that's what I think won
the game.
Now the Bulldogs
are looking at Mosley
for their homecoming
game. This is a game
they need to get byso
they can start practicing


DUSTING, continued from


receiving. What does this mean for
the Gators?
It means they want a win and they
want it as soon as possible.
Again, Coach Kellogg is still
polishing his team of 'rookies,' and
from the numbers they're producing
against senior teams, it's nothing at


for the Fort Walton game
on Oct. 19.
What of Choctaw?
In Randy Dickson's
coverage story, Head
Coach Bobby Moore
simply said he was
"proud of his boys, but
we have to get better."
For more information
on the Bulldogs and
the Indians, visit www.
nwfvarsity.com.


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all to be worried about toward the
end of the regular season.
Their opponents for this Friday.
Walton, are currently 5-0-0 in 1-2A
district.
For more information on the
Gators and the Braves, please visit
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