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' Pat Boutwell looks over old photos taken at Alatex, while June Davis shares her photo album with City Councilwoman
Linda Parker during a reunion of Alatex factory workers held at Ryan's on Saturday.

Alatex workers look back at their time spent at historic factory


Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin
"We' raised our kids together, we
were like family and helped each other
through good and bad," the sentiment
was much the same throughout the
room at Ryan's Steakhouse Saturday.
"And we're all gray-headed now,"


added someone at a back table as the
group of women broke into laughter.
The ladies came together to reminisce
and share a meal as they do each year in
October for the annual Alatex Reunion.
They remembered their years
working at the garment factory in
Crestview as good ones.
"I just love these people, they are part


of me, they're my history," explained
Pat Boutwell, who worked at Alatex for
30 years.
Boutwell carpooled with six other
women from DeFuniak Springs when
she began working at the factory in
1956.
See ALATEX A3


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Fisher House board vice president Trecia
Chedister applies a magnetic "Win Me"
sign to the Impala donated by Award
Chevrolet.

Chevy raffle

to raise

money for

Fisher House
Brian Hughes
1, Crestview News Bulletin
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While the other ticket holders won't take
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servicemen and women: The knowledge
that they have helped bring the Fisher
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See RAFFLE A3


Lawmen on the lookout for dumpers


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
With bow season open since Oct. 13 and
gun hunting season opening in November,
area sportsmen are getting ready to take
to our bountiful north county woods to
bag themselves a deer or two.
Most are law-abiding, respectful
hunters. But local law enforcement officers
are again anticipating a few "sportsmen"
who can easily give the others a bad
reputation by illegally dumping stripped
deer carcasses in local waterways.
"It's the worst thing a hunter possibly
can do," said Environmental Enforcement
Officer Danny Dean with .the Okaloosa
Sheriff's Office.
"We saw way too much of it last year,"
Dean said. "It's really an educational
problem. We're surprised at the number
of people who say, 'Oh you toss them in
a creek' when you ask them what you
should do with a deer carcass.


"It's not like people are intentionally
trying to do something wrong. They're
just not educated in what they should be
doing," Dean said.
Dean's department and the Florida Fish
and Wildlife .Division recommend that
hunters drag their deer carcasses off into
the woods, "or, even better than that, bury
it some distance away" from areas where
people might encounter it, Dean said.
"Obviously don't want to put it
somewhere where people are going to be
driving by or walking by," Dean advised,
due to the sanitation and health concerns
posed by a rotting carcass.
Best of all, Dean said, is taking full
advantage of the South Karick Lake
Recreation Area's public deer cleaning
facility off of State Road 189 near the
Forestry Division office. "That's the best
way to do it," Dean said.
The facility features hooks on which
to hang the deer as you clean it, bins to
throw innards in, and the Fish and Wildlife


Division has posted diagrams instructing
hunters how to clean deer.
"There's really no excuse for people
to be tossing carcasses on roadsides or in
waterways," Dean said.
And, he emphasized, "absolutely
the worst thing is to put it in creeks and
ponds.
"It's a misconception that people think
alligators and turtles will eat off it," Dean
explained. "What actually happens is, it
takes a certain amount of oxygen to break
something down and decomposes it, so it
depletes a water body of its oxygen.
"You start having anaerobic bacteria
forming. It makes the waterway unsafe for
anyone who wants to use it for recreational
purpose, and depletes the oxygen in water
for plant and fish life," Dean said. The high
organic content of carcasses increases the
microbes in the water, which can "result
in the degradation of water quality," he
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ALATEX continued from Al


"We had a good time,
too," added Ruth Shelly,
who still resides in
DeFuniak Springs and
commuted for the entire 30
years she spent at Alatex.
"They came by the
carloads," said Mary Cobb
as she explained how
workers traveled from
rural communities, such
as Baker, Escambia Farms,
Laurel Hill, Dorcas, and
even southern Alabama to
what many considered the
best place a woman could
work.
"Many families in the
area were fed and clothed
from wages earned in the
factory that might have
otherwise been forced to
depend on welfare or other
government assistance,"
said Cobb, who worked for
27 years at the factory.
When the garment
factory opened as the
Smith Johnson Company
in September 1937, it was
the largest payroll and only
manufacturing company in
Okaloosa County.
The Crestview city
government offices
occupied the northeast
corner of the manufacturing
building's ground floor.
"The City Hall building
is not only the largest in
Crestview, but it is one of


the largest single units in
this section of the state.
Crestview has every right
to be proud of it," reported
the Okaloosa Messenger on
July 1, 1937.
While many workers
commuted, other young
women moved to Crestview
where they remained to
raise their families.
After only one year of
operation, factory officials
were calling for additional
workers and appealed to
Crestview businessmen to
build more medium-sized
houses, "the kind that can
be rented for $6 to $8 to $10
per month."
By 1940, local
newspapers reported that
Crestview had entered
a boom era after the
factory was established.
New construction in the
town was conservatively
estimated at $150,000, an
additional 90 blocks of
streets had been paved,
improvements on the water
system and sewer disposal
had been made, and the
number of telephones had
jumped from 35 in 1937 to
150 by 1940.
During World War II
workers did their part for
the war effort by sewing
garments for the Army and
helping to support their


families with the much-
needed wages earned at
the factory.
Alatex took over
operations at the factory
in July, 1943 and remained
operational until 1986.
Ladies who folded
finished garments in the
, laundry earned 37 cents
an hour in 1951 when
Crestview resident, Nita
Hall began working at
Alatex.
Hall, who organized
Saturday's reunion, has
many fond memories of
the 36 years she spent at
the factory.
She recalled that a union
was voted into the factory
in 1968 and a two-day
strike occurred sometime
after that. The strike was in
support of a fellow union
member at a sister plant in
Andalusia, but for reasons
that are lost to time.
Many humorous stories
from the days the women
spent together in the old
sewing factory were shared
during the reunion.
Some of the stories had
names left out for the sake
of good manners, but all.
still resulted in laughter.
Back then, potluck
dinners were a common
occurrence and good cooks
were abundant.


One story was of a
crock-pot placed on a
cutting table from which
the sweet aroma of cooking
meat drifted upstairs as the
dinner hour approached.
Everyone enjoyed
the dish, but one lady in
particular became upset
afterwards, because she
didn't eat goat, but she just
had.
"We look forward to
seeing each other and
sharing time each year, but
these days we sometimes
have to ask, who are you,"
laughed June Busbee of
Crestview.
The two-story building
that housed the Alatex
factory is now the anchor
of Crestview's Historic
District, which was listed
on the National Register
of Historic Places in July,
2006.
Efforts are currently
underway to restore
the 40,000-square-foot
structure owned by the
city, which will be used as
an auditorium, museum,
city archives and offices.
"I think it looks really
nice," stated Polly Nelson,
referring to the exterior
renovation that has already
been completed. "We drive
by and there's just a lot of
memories that come back."


RAFFLE continued from Al


the $23,515 "Red Jewel"
colored car, which comes
loaded with 16-inch
aluminum wheels, power
everything, remote vehicle
start and OnStar navigation
equipment.
"We thought it was
something we could do to
help the military and their
families," said Alan Ward,
owner of the dealership.
"They have been
unbelievably good to us,"
said Trecia Chedister, vice


president of the local Fisher
House board.
Fisher Houses, founded
in 1990, offer an extended
stay facility with a home-
like atmosphere for
American service personnel
and their families while
a family member is in a
base hospital, explained
Chedister.
When the planned
expansion of Eglin's
hospital is completed, it will
be one of the largest military


hospitals in the nation.
"What we've discovered
is when people are able to
come together and share
their burdens and worries,
it lets them know they're
absolutely not alone,"
Chedister explained.
Raffle tickets for the
Impala are $10 each or 10 for
$60, and they're available
at Award Chevrolet,
Crestview City Hall, and
will soon be available at
businesses countywide.


The Fisher House board
will have tents displaying
the car at the Mullet Festival
in Niceville this weekend,
and at the Northwest
Florida Fair. Starting at the
beginning of November,
raffle tickets will be for sale
on weekends at the Eglin
Base Exchange.
The winner will be
drawn on Dec. 21 and the
Impala can be picked up on
Dec. 24. -"Just in time for
Christmas," said Chedister.


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Morning wreck


slows traffic

A two-car accident tied up traffic Tuesday
morning at the intersection of U.S. Highway
90 and State Road 85 in Crestview. The wreck,
involving a Dodge Caravan and a Honda Accord,
sent three people to the North Okaloosa Medical
Center with minor injuries.



DUMPERS
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said.
"There's the argument
that animals die in the
water," Dean noted, "but
it's very infrequent that
a deer is going to stand
in the water and just fall
over and die. When we
contribute to oxygen
depletion, we're just
creating a problem."
While some hunters
innocently dump deer
carcasses in waterways
unaware that they are
creating an environmental
problem, a few do so out
of sheer laziness.
"They'll go over
a bridge in state
management, areas and
just throw their carcass


into the water, or off the
back of a truck by the
road," Dean said.
"All we ask is, if you're
going to toss it, please just
walk the extra 75 yards
into the woods where it
won't be a nuisance. It is
a sanitary nuisance," he
added.
Fortunately, those who
irresponsibly dump their
carcasses in waters, along
roadsides or in urban
areas are a minority.
"The majority of our
hunters are responsible
people with conservation
in mind," Dean said.
"We have a pretty good
hunting population
here."


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Jeff Miller
Once again I am appalled at
a growing trend of people not
acknowledging the foundation
upon which our great nation
is built. This country's Judeo-
Christian heritage contributed
greatly to a society that enjoys
liberties such as freedom of
speech, the press, and religion,
yet certain individuals claim an
acknowledgment of God, such as
has been found throughout our
country's entire history, want us
to forget that important part of
our past.
I recently joined over 130
members of Congress in a letter to
Speaker Pelosi asking for a review
of the policies of the Architect of
the Capitol (AoC) in regards to
using the word "God" or "Lord"


on flag certificates.
One important service a
member of the House or Senate
can provide constituents is
having a flag flown over the
United States Capitol. This flag
is accompanied by a certificate
stating the date it was flown
and a message for the recipient.
Oftentimes, the flag is flown
in recognition of a birthday, an
anniversary, a wedding, service to
one's country, obtaining an Eagle
Scout badge, or the passing of a
loved one.
I share with many an outrage
that the Architect of the Capitol
unreasonably decided to censor
flag certificates without informing
Members of Congress that he was
doing so.
The phrases requested have .
no effect on the separation from
church and state; however,
the actions of the AoC have a
negative effect on freedom of
speech. People in this country
should be recognized for
important actions such as "service


to God and Country," and they
should be recognized "In the Year
of our Lord" as they request.
These flags are emotionally
"significant to both the people
who give them as well as the .
recipients, and the certificate
that accompanies the flags is of
equal significance. The message
accompanying these flags
underlines the patriotism of both
parties, and it is of the utmost
importance that the certificate
bears this message as it is
requested to read. Several recent
news stories have shed light on
the fact that the Architect of the
Capitol (AoC), the office charged
with administering this service
for constituents, at times chooses
to not print the certificates as
requested, instead making glaring
omissions. Some of these changes
include "service to God," and "In
the Year of our Lord."
In May of 2006, I sent a letter
to the Architect of the Capitol
stating my concerns about their
not printing "In the Year of our


Lord" on flag certificates and
asking for a clarification on the
AoC's guidelines on what they
will and will not print. As I
pointed out in my letter, "In the
Year of our Lord" is not only
included in our very own United
States Constitution, it has been
used for centuries to convey the
level of respect that a document
deserves. The AoC replied that he
did not believe the phrase kept
with a content-neutral policy,
citing disagreement that the
phrase was a strictly religious one
used in a government setting. I
could not disagree more with this
line of reasoning. Like my letter
to the AoC last year, this recent
letter reminded Speaker Pelosi
that references to God have been
used throughout the history of
the United States, including many
places in the capitol itself, the
very building over which these
flags fly.
On Oct. 9, legislation was
introduced which I cosponsor
specifically requiring the Architect


of the Capitol to allow the use
of the word "God" on flag
certificates that are issued at the
request of a Member of the House
or Senate. On Oct. 11, the AoC
issued a statement saying that the
current policy would be reversed.
The statement acknowledged
that the AoC's office provides
service to members of Congress
and that their current policy was
not effectively serving members
or their constituents. My support
still remains for legislation
specifically allowing the usage of
"God" on flag certificates and I
look forward to its passage. Our
nation's history is too important
to have vital aspects of its
foundation arbitrarily ignored
and covered up. The American
people deserve better..
- U.S. Representative Jeff Miller
was sworn in as congressman of
the First District Congressional
District of Florida in 2001. The
people of Northwest Florida
elected him to his fourth term in
2006.


Six statements cops frequently hear


Sgt. Rick Hord
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office
If you've ever made one of
the following statements to
an officer... or even had these
thoughts enter your mind, you
are not alone. They are some of
the common sentiments cops hear
from non-cops.
"I waited until you got here to
move my car." Many of us learned
long ago if you're in an accident,
don't move your car until the
police arrive. That rule changed at
least 30 years ago. The fact is, you
can get a ticket for leaving your car
in place if it's blocking traffic. The


requirement to move out of the
roadway obviously does not apply
in some serious crashes when it's
not possible or safe to attempt to
move the vehicles, but the vast
majority of crashes do not fall into
that category.
"If I did that, they'd put me
away for 100 years." This is a
common emotional reaction to a
perceived miscarriage of justice,
such as a modest sentence for a
serious crime. A full examination
of the facts, however, would often
reveal a different perspective. The
severity of the allegation prompts
the emotional response. But it is
the evidence and circumstances


unique to that case, not emotion
that guides the outcome of the
matter in court.
"I didn't want to bother you..."
We hear that statement from well-
intentioned citizens who chose
not to report a possible prowler'
or other "minor" incident. We do
take those "minor" calls seriously,
and we won't make fun of you if
the incident turns out to be trivial.
Keep calling, because every once
in a while, that's how burglars,
mailbox-smashers and other
miscreants get caught.
"How can that guy still be
driving?" Law-abiding citizens
wouldn't think of driving illegally,


and may find it baffling that a
significant portion of their fellow
citizens are equipped with brains
that are programmed differently.
That group would never consider
not driving, legal or otherwise.
The courts may put these folks
in prison for repeated driving
violations, but they'll eventually
get out... and when they do,
they'll probably drive again.
"You better behave yourself or
that officer will take you to jail."
We hear that from the parents of
small children. I've never met or
even heard of a cop who doesn't
cringe at that phrase. We want kids
to grow up liking us, not fearing


us. We also want them to know
that they must obey their parents
all the time, not just when a mean
cop is present.
"I wish I had a car like yours.
I'd never be late." The truth is
the other way around. When you
drive a marked patrol car other
drivers do two things: 1) They
drive slow in front of you, and; 2)
They get in your blind spot and
stick like glue. When you drive
a patrol car you stop for fender-
benders and citizens who flag
you down. So you'd just turn
on the blue lights and blow past
everyone? That's a quick way to
the unemployment line.


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7:30 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 are available daily. Please
- 3:30 p.m. Monday and go early.
Thursday at 810 E. James Once the openings are
Lee Boulevard, Crestview, filled, additional clients
on a walk-in basis only. No can't be accommodated on
appointment is needed. that day.


Animal bite notifier: Contact Health Department immediately


FORT WALTON
BEACH The Okaloosa
County Health Department
is attempting to locate the
sender of an animal bite
report. The report was
faxed to 850-833-9252 on or
about 8:43 p.m. on Tuesday,
Oct. 9.
Anyone who faxed an
animal bite report on that
evening should call the
Okaloosa County Health
Department at 833-9245


immediately to confirm
that it was received.
Animal bite
investigations are very
important. Determining
if the bite involved a
vaccinated or unvaccinated
domestic animal or a
wild animal is critical in
determining whether the
bitten person needs rabies
treatment. Rabies can be
a fatal disease and can be
prevented with appropriate


vaccination.
If you reside in Okaloosa
County or are visiting
Okaloosa County and
you received an animal
bite between Sept. 25 and
Oct. 9 of this year and you
have not been contacted
by personnel of the
Okaloosa County Health
Department, please call
833-9245 immediately. For
more details about rabies
go to www.cdc.gov / rabies.


In memory of my fiance

Lance Haywood

Arnette
December 5, 1932 September 17, 2007


My darlin' Lance, as I held you in my arms the Lord took you home. We were only
engaged a little over 11 months and were to wed on October 27th 2007 in Helen, GA.
In a little German chapel, but God needed you to carry on his work in heaven. You
were needed to sing with the angels. All I wanted was to love you for the rest of my
life...to wake up every morning with you in my arms. Knowing that no matter how
hard my day was, I'd be able to come home to your smile and loving arms. We shared
everything. We talked about our life and plans ahead, our dreams, our trips we planned.
You always had a smile and a joke for me.
All I wanted was to give you my love forever, as a place you could come to for
acceptance or the simple comfort that silence brings when things do not need to be
spoken, but we both understood.
All I wanted was to grow old with you, to watch our life unfold, our dreams come true.
The first time you asked me to dance, the first thing you said to me was that we just fit,
and we did from that night on. We were never apart. All I wanted was to love you
forever my darlin'. God needed you but I know you are watching over me. I feel you
near me every moment of every day. Your memories run through my mind and body
like liquid gold and no one can take this away. I know you are happy serving the Lord
as you always did, but darlin' I miss you and love you; you were my soul mate, my life
long love. I know one day I will join you and it will be Mary and Lance, again we will
still just fit. And Mary Spence loves her country boy.

You are missed and loved by myself and your many many friends! n2e,1
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Change made to Crestview clinic's immunization days


James J. Wright
James J. Wright has joined
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the Delayed Entry Program. The
program gives young men and
women the opportunity to delay,
entering active duty for up to one
year.
The enlistment gives the new
soldier the option to learn a new
skill, travel and become eligible
to receive as much as $50,000
toward a college education. After
completion of basic military
training, soldiers receive advanced
individual training in their career
job specialty prior to being
assigned to their first permanent
duty station.
The recruit qualifies for a
$22,000 enlistment bonus.
Wright, a 1989 graduate of
Choctawhatchee Senior High
School, Fort Walton Beach,
reported to Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla.,
for basic training in September.


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He is the son of Gayle D. Wright
of Brewton, Ala., and James R.
Wright of Crestview.

Romke P. Mersino
Romke P. Mersino has joined
the United States Army under
the Delayed Entry Program. The
program gives young men and
women the opportunity to delay
entering active duty for up to one
year.
The enlistment gives the new
soldier the option to learn a new
skill, travel and become eligible
to receive as much as $50,000
toward a college education.
After completion of basic
military training, soldiers receive
advanced individual training in
their career job specialty prior
to being assigned to their first
permanent duty station.
The recruit qualifies for a
$23,000 enlistment bonus.
Mersino, a 2004 graduate .of
Crestview Senior High School,
reported to Fort Leonard Wood,
Waynesville, Mo., for basic
training in September.
He is the son of Lisa V.
Huffman of Crestview and
Romke P. Mersino of Millington,
Mich.

Spec. Joshua J. Nelson
Army National Guard Spec.
Joshua J. Nelson has graduated
from Basic Combat training at Fort
Sill, Lawton, Okla.
During the nine weeks of
training, the soldier studied
the Army mission and received
instruction and training exercises
in drill and ceremonies, Army
history, core values and traditions,
military courtesy, military justice,
physical fitness, first aid, rifle
marksmanship, weapons use, map
reading and land navigation, foot
marches, armed and unarmed
combat, and field maneuvers and
tactics.
Nelson is the son of Larry
Nelson of Crestview and Deborah
Nelson of McEwen, Tenn.


Maj. Dennis Heinz
Air Force Reserve Maj. Dennis
Heinz participated in a military
operations exercise named Valiant
Shield conducted off the coast of
Guam in the Pacific Ocean.
The massive joint exercise
combined both active duty and
reserve components of the U.S.
Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard involved in air,
land and sea operations. Valiant
Guard tested the military's
ability to rapidly deploy joint
forces in response to any regional
contingency, and enabled the U.S.
to contribute to regional security
and stability, while demonstrating
U.S. commitment in the Pacific.
While in Guam, Maj. Heinz
was assigned to a contingency of
93rd Bomb Squadron at Andersen
Air Force Base where he served as
a B-52 Stratofortess bomber pilot.
The major is regularly assigned
with the 93rd Bomb Squadron
based at Barksdale Air Force Base,
Bossier City, La.
He, is the son of Donald and
Merle Heinz :of Garderi Ridge,
Texas. His grandmother, Wilma
Jones, is a resident of Laurel Hill.
The major attended Texas A&M
University, College Station.

Richard A. Fine
Air Force Airman Richard A.
Fine has graduated from basic
military training at Lackland Air
Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
During the six weeks of
training, the airman studied the Air
Force mission, organization, and
military customs and courtesies;
performed drill and ceremony
marches, and received physical
training, rifle marksmanship, field
training exercises, and special
training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who
complete basic training earn
credits toward an associate degree
through the Community College
of the Air Force.
He is the son of Lawrence and
Danni Fine of Crestview, Fla.


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The Okaloosa County
Health Department has
changed its Immunizations
Clinic hours in Crestview
to Monday and Thursday,
from Monday and
Wednesday.


Timmons to celebrate anniversary on Oct. 19
.. '.,. ..Dale and Wanda
Timmons of Crestview will
*soon celebrate their 66th
wedding anniversary.
The couple was married
L on Oct. 19, 1941 in Iowa.
They will renew their
vows Oct. 21 at St. Mark's
United Methodist Church,
P.J. Adams Parkway in
Crestview, after the 10 a.m.
church services.
X The couple had one
son, the late Dennis M.
Timmons of Crestview.
They also have a daughter-
in-law, Madeline Timmons
of Crestview, and two
granddaughters, Denise
and Deana Timmons.
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Benefit ride set for Sunday


Kelly Humphrey
News Bulletin

If you're a motorcycle
rider with a big heart, the
American Legion Post 75
and the Duke-It-Out Relay
For Life team are looking for
you.
The two organizations
are teaming up to sponsor
a benefit motorcycle ride
on Oct. 21 for 12-year-old
Lad Collinsworth of Laurel
Hill, who's been battling
acute lymphoma leukemia
for the past four years. She
is scheduled to undergo a
bone marrow transplant
in January, and her family


is facing many expenses
in connection with her
treatment, including more
than $1,000 each month for
medications.
"We want to help Lad
because she's one of ours,"
said event organizer Chris
Cox. "Her dad works at Duke
Field, so we consider her to
be a part of our family."
The event begins at 10:30
a.m. at the American Legion
parking lot in Crestview.
The ride will head north to
Alabama, and will return to
the Legion parking lot.
Donations will be
accepted to participate in
the ride, and dinner will be


sold for $5. In addition, there
will be a 50/50 opportunity
drawing.
Cox said she and the
event's other organizers
are so impressed by the
positive attitude that Laci
has displayed throughout
her illness.
"Lad is awesome," Cox
said. "She comes to our
Relay For Life meetings and
always has a smile on her
face, no matter what she's
going through."
For more. information
about the ride, please contact
Cox at 902-1075, Loney
Whitley at 537-4654, or TK
Johnson at 865-9879.


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PROGRAMS
Wednesday at 10:15 a.m., join
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Children ages 3 years and
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Monday, Oct. 22 from 4:15
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"From the Mixed Up Files of
Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler."
Minimum age is 9.
The Oct. 23 Lap Sit
program will celebrate
autumn and Halloween.
Don't forget to wear your
costume and enjoy the fun.

STAFF PICKS
"The World Without Us,"
Alan Weisman. 304.2. A
thought-provoking read.
Can you imagine what the
world would be like without
the human factor of life? Mr.
Weisman, an award winning
journalist, takes the reader
through the days after all
humans disappear. He
spans 10-20 years and tells us
how all things as we know
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BONE MARROW
REGISTRY
Supporters of Laci
Collinsworth will host a
bone marrow registry drive
on Oct. 26 at the Crestview
Robert L.F. Sikes Library
from noon to 4 p.m. Cost is
$25 per person to cover the
cost of the screening.
Potential donors are
asked to bring the name,
.address and phone number
of two family members or
friends who do not live with
them and who can serve as
emergency contacts.
Interested donors should
contact Loney at 217-2012
or 537-4654.


buildings, subways, or cable
lines; only the radio waves
remain. The world reverts
back to a jungle.,
"Fire in the Blood" Irene
Nemirovisky. McN Fic Nem.
The author never published
this novel; she gave pieces
of her work to her daughters
and a very close friend just
before she was sent to her
death at Auschwitz. It is
believed she wrote this novel
sometime between 1938 and
1942.
The story is told by
Silvio, a middle-aged man
living in a small village in
France. Silvio has been
away for many years. He
returns to the village poor,
having squandered all his
inheritance on women and
youthful adventures that he
refers to as the "Fire in the
Blood." He begins the story
with the marriage of his
cousin Colette and follows
her through an affair and the
complications that follow.
Colette's experiences that in
the end involve the whole
family bring back memories
of his youth and the "Fire in
the Blood."


Jean Lewis
Library Director

Dean of Library Services
at the Dacus Library at
Winthrop University, Mark
Y. Herring, created the "10
Reasons Why the Internet is
No Substitute for a Library"
'poster.
I thought this poster was
right on; it dearly states
what we librarians have been
saying for years.
Below are just a few
points that I thought were
especially noteworthy:
"Not everything is on
the Internet. You'd think so
with a billion pages but no.
Most substantive materials
that meet the demands for
quality research are not free.
The needle (Your Search)
in the haystack (the Web).
No matter which search
engine you use, you can


drown in the Web's ocean of
materials trying to find the
right answer.
The Internet: A mile wide,
an inch (or less) deep. Most
of what's on the internet is
only about 15 years old. If
you want more you must
have a full-service library.
The Internet is ubiquitous
but books are portable. Try
curling up by the fire with
a laptop, or stopping by the
woods on a snowy evening
with a handheld. The future
may bring this, but for now
the vast majority of readers
- even online readers still
want books."
Libraries are an essential
part of any community. They
provide life-long learning
opportunities, are a source of
business, medical, state and
government information,
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CRESTVIEW Do you
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pressure's like these days?
How about your cholesterol?
As you try to slim down
in preparation for the
upcoming holidays, do have
a clue what your body fat
index is?
You can find the answers
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questions and many more
- at Saturday's Community
Health Fair.
Organized by the
Crestview Area Chamber
of Commerce's Health and
Welhiess Committee, the fair
will offer a variety of health
screenings, discounted


flu shots and lab work,
educational materials,
entertainment and even
door prizes.
For those wanting to
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bloodmobile will be on hand
to accept donations.
Sponsors of the event
include the North Okaloosa
Medical Center, Humana
Market Point, NEW
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Autumn in Bucks County


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

NEWTOWN, Pa. I've
done the haunted house thing.
Dude with the chainsaw and
hockey mask. Yawn. Creep
with the rubber Frankenstein
creature mask. Ho-hum.
Blacklight lit fluorescent paint
in black plywood hallways.
Snore.
But then we ventured
into Midnight Productions'
"Payne's Asylum" in Bucks
County, Pa.
Screech!


Imagine the quality of
Disney World's Haunted
Mansion without being safely
tucked in those little bubble
chairs. You walk through this
place, getting up dose and
personal with ghosts, ghoulies
and impressive special effects.
It's awesome. We went
through it three times,
then again after hours with
its creator and Midnight
Productions' co-founder
and artistic director Allen G.
Doak.
"People are scared by our
perception of what something
is," Doak explained. Visitors
already have expectations
that they'll be frightened in a
Halloween haunted house,
"So we frighten them," he
said with a grin.
As kids, Doak and his
brothers produced haunted
houses in their parents'
basement. Reliving his
childhood games, Doak's
production grew so big and
popular that his outfit built
an impressive facility of their
own, set in an already spooky
hollow on Active Acres Farm.
It comes complete with a
genuinely eerie cemetery
through which guests must
pass to leave.
Make it a whole evening
by enjoying the farmer's
haunted hayride, bonfires,
food, hot cider, and weekend
live music.
It's a great way to cap
off a fun-filled day during
your autumn exploration of
Bucks County, the charming,
hospitable and historic region
north of Philadelphia.
Start in New Hope, a pre-
revolutionary village nestled
on the Delaware River, and
a perfect headquarters for
exploring the county.
New Hope's streets are
lined with historic buildings
housing shops, restaurants
and galleries. At the restored
railway station, hop aboard
the vintage train towed by
lovingly restored steam
Engine #40 and explore the
beautiful countryside. Special
ghost train tours are run in the
evening as Halloween nears.
Theater buffs rejoice:
this is the hometown of
the famous Bucks County


Playhouse, where for decades
professional productions
have often included musicals
being audience-tested before
opening on Broadway's
Great White Way. (Oscar
Hammerstein II and Stephen
Sondheim lived nearby.)
Just as Washington did
almost 250 years ago, cross
the Delaware into equally
enjoyable Lambertville, N.J.
But unlike the nation's first
George W. who crossed in a
wobbly boat, you can stroll
easily across the trestle bridge,
pausing to admire the views
of the Delaware.
Lambertville was the 18th-
century halfway stop on the
two-day carriage ride between
New York and Philadelphia. It
mirrors New Hope's historic,
retail and culinary ambience.
Take in the autumn foliage
with a stroll along the well-
maintained path bordering
the Delaware and Raritan
Canal, a major 19h-century
transportation artery.
About 20 minutes by car
from New Hope is handsome
Doylestown, Pa. In its center
looms the Mercer Museum, a
giant concrete castle founded
and designed by eccentric
Henry Mercer.
Rebelling against the
Industrial Revolution, Mercer
feared America's embrace
of technology would make
us lose sight of our heritage.
So he started gathering stuff
(almost 40,000 pieces of it).
To showcase it, he built the
museum castle that bears his
name.
In its rooms, niches,
cubbyholes, warrens and four-
story atrium, Mercer arranged
'his pieces more or less into
trades, crafts, agriculture and
domestic categories. Some of
the bigger artifacts were hung
from the ceiling and remain
suspended there today. As
you walk around, view things
like a New England whaling
boat, a Conestoga wagon and
interesting bits of equipment.
Not far from downtown
is Fonthill, Mercer's unusual
home. Also of concrete, it
resembles an English country
estate. It served as a showcase
for products from his nearby
Moravian Tileworks, with
decorative tiles from its catalog
covering the walls, floors and


ceilings.
In addition to the mansion,
you can also tour the tileworks,
which, like the home and
museum, is operated by the
Bucks County Historical
Society. Watch artisans
produce tiles by traditional
methods, then browse the
shop for examples of their


artistry.
Between Doylestown
and New Hope in Lahaska
is Peddler's Village, a
combination of vintage and
new but aesthetically similar
buildings where an eclectic
assemblage of somewhat
upscale shops, boutiques and
restaurants awaits the avid
shopper.
It includes the Cookery
Ware Shop, the most fabulous
kitchenware store I've ever
been in, and the Town Crier
Bakery, where at last I found
the sticky buns that had
eluded me in Philadelphia.
A trip to Philadelphia
needn't confine you to the
town limits. Include time in
your visit to leave the Liberty
Bell behind and explore
beautiful Bucks County.

WANT TO VISIT BUCKS
COUNTY?
Bucks County Convention
& Visitors Bureau, (800)
836-BUCKS, www.
experiencebuckscounty.com
Midnight Productions'
haunted house: (215) 860-
6855, www.midnightpro.com
New Hope and
Lambertville: (215) 682-5030,
www.newhopepa.com
Mercer Museum, Fonthill;
Bucks County Historical
Sodety: (215) 345-0210, www.
mercermuseum.org.


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Top: Fonthill, Henry Mercer's concrete mansion, is one of Bucks
County's more unusual residences.
Above Left: No need to worry about anyone stealing the
sherry in the cellar of Midnight Productions' haunted house in
Newtown, Pa. Granny is keeping watch.
Above Right The Mercer Museum in Doylestown, Pa., boasts
an eclectic collection of early American artifacts displayed in a
concrete castle.


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A8 I Crestview News Bulletin LOCAL


Marathon expert inspires


locals to get off the couch


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW He's
run in the 1972 Munich
Olympics and in marathons
all over the country. He's
authored best-selling books
on running, and he's a
columnist for Runner's
World magazine.,
But Jeff Galloway's
message hits home no
matter your fitness level -
or lack of it:
Every hour of exercise
you undertake adds two
hours to your lifespan.
Galloway spoke Monday
evening to an audience
of students, parents and
interested members of the
community at Bob Sikes
Elementary School.
"Wellness is the focal
point of Okaloosa County,"
said Sikes coach Steve
Gohagen in his introductory


remarks, and Galloway's
presentation provided
hope to even the staunchest
couch potato.
"Just walk," he advised
someone starting a fitness
regimen. "Just get out there
and try to get in 1,000 steps.
Once you get to 1,000, shoot
for 2,000."
Setting and achieving
easy-to-reach goals is a big
motivator, Galloway said.
"Exercise doesn't have
to hurt," he assured his
audience. "I am against
puking!"
In addition to the obvious
benefits of a trimmer, lighter
physique, exercise has been
proven to do something
else.
It'll make you smarter.
"Those who engage
in some form of regular
aerobic exercise three days
a week have been shown to
develop more brain cells,"


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Galloway said. "Thinking
circles become quicker and
better.
"Kids who exercise
definitely do better in
school," he said. "Active
kids are better thinkers."
Starting the day off with
a brisk walk or other form
of exercise, "the sense of
vitality will enhance the
rest of your day," Galloway
assured his audience.

FOR MORE
INFORMATION
For tips or starling
and maintaining an
exercise program, visit-
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site. www jeffgalloway
corn. Galloway also
answers readers'
questions about
fitness, exercise and
running on the site.


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin

That's "Mayor Pumpkin Head"
Brian Hughes glance appears to be two Cadle joked that
Crestview News Bulletin mayors. because the pumpkin is
Thanks to local artist such "a great likeness,"
CRESTVIEW If you Sheila Byerle, the spirit he could just set it at his
walk into Mayor David of Halloween is captured spot at meetings where
Cadle's office, try not to in a pumpkin bearing a a mayoral presence is
do a double take when remarkable likeness to the needed but he needs to be
you spy what at first mayor. two places at once.


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Kelly Humphrey
News Bulletin


urestview Area unamoer or Commerce Presiuein i-mletus ruy or aw tarcro
a practice putt Saturday during the Hacker's Holiday Golf Tournament.


More than 100 golfers took part in the annual tournament.



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Golfers of all skill levels
flocked to the Adara Golf Club
on Saturday for the Crestview
Area Chamber of Commerce's
annual "Hacker's Holiday" Golf
Tournament.
More than 100 golfers took
part in the event, which was
made possible by platinum
sponsor North Okaloosa Medical
Center and several other local
businesses.
"We've had a great turnout,"
said chamber Executive Director
Wayne Harris. "You couldn't ask
for a better day for it."
With temperatures in the high
70s, the weather proved to be
ideal for golf.
"It's a chamber of commerce
day," said President Emeritus
Foy Shaw.
In addition to the four-man
best ball tournament, golfers:
could take part in a putting
contest and in a pre-tournament
auction.
"We've had a wonderful time,"
said chamber Vice-President Jon
Kurpil, whose Special Events
Committee organized the event.
"Everyone did a great job."


Teams from North uKaloosa Meaical
Center took first place inthe B and C
flights.


Chamber Executive Director Wayne Harris chats
with Dawn Lintner during Saturday's tournament.


Toner was one of several volunteers from
North Okaloosa Medical Center.


Sne team from rirst ilationlul DanI ul
Crestview came in first in the A flight.


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BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2007


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682-2012

BJ. Thomhave, General Manager, Foxwood
.Country Club credits community support for the
facility's growth in recent years.

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1 accommodate players of all levels

Driving Range Tennis Courts Well Stocked Pro Shop
Lessons Available Banquet Facility
Christmas Parties Reservation Available


A Variety of Golf Events & Tournaments
Home of the Annual Christian Thomhave Memorial Tournament
The tournament proceeds endow a scholarship in Christian Thomhave's
name at Okaloosa Walton College. The 2007 tournament is set for
Friday, October 26th, 2007


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BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2007


Coldwell

Banker study

compares

affordability

of Emerald

Coast

homes to

international

market
CRESTVIEW The
Coldwell Banker Home
Price Comparison Index
(HPCI) evaluated average
home values for select
2,200-square-foot single
family dwellings with four
bedrooms, two and one-
half baths, a family room
(or equivalent), and a two-
car garage in 394 markets
across the United States,
Puerto Rico, Canada and a
sampling of countries and
territories outside of North
America where Coldwell
Banker has a presence.
The cumulative average
sales price of the homes
surveyed in the 317 U.S.
markets (including one in
Puerto Rico) covered in the
Coldwell Banker HPCI is
$422,343.
Subject homes in
Crestview average $236,300,
making Crestview one
of the more affordable
markets in the nation.
Crestview compares to the
average price of homes in
Louisville, Ky. ($238,000)
and Nashville, Tenn.
($238,333). Crestview is also
similar in price to Aruba
one of 77 markets studied
outside of the U.S., where
a similar 2,200 square foot
home costs $236,250.
"The. real estate market
in' the Emerald Coast has
a great deal to offer," says
Cynthia Schultz, sales
manager for Coldwell
Banker United, formerly
JME Realty. "Our market
has changed considerably
over the last couple years,
bringing with it a much
needed adjustment period."
Schultz says statistics show
that one, out of every 16
people are purchasing
a home and that coastal
properties will always
be in demand. "Our area
will continue to benefit
from the organic growth
the region is experiencing,
such as BRAC realignment,
the International Airport,
and other special interest
acquisitions. With a good
economy and a healthy
adjustment in the market,
homes available today that
are priced right and present
well are selling rather
quickly."
Beverly Hills, Calif.
is, once again, the most
expensive market in the
nation. A single family
home meeting the same
criteria would cost $2.21
million. Yet, more than
1,400 miles away from the
glitz of Rodeo Drive, the
Beverly Wilshire Hotel
and Spago sits Killeen,
Texas, the nation's most
affordable studied market
where a home with similar
characteristics would cost
$136, 725.
eEight of the top 10 most
expensive markets in the
country are located in
California, but Greenwich,
Conn. jumped from the


eighth most expensive
market a year ago to second
this year ($2 million).
Boston ($1.38 million) is the
only other market outside
of California to make the
top 10 most expensive
market list.
Consumers can calculate
what their homes may be
worth in other areas by.
accessing the HPCI section
on www.coldwellbanker.
com.


CRESTVIEW PEDIATRICS
& ADOLESCENT CENTER
Joseph Philip Peter, M.D. EA.A.P.
Brenda Strand, ARNP
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Grand Opening!
See below


CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN




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Tom Hammonds is having
his garage grand opening
on Saturday from 10 a.m. 2
p.m. The shop is located in
Holt right off Interstate 10.
Hammonds will be dem-
ostrating the ins. and outs'
of his racing shop as well
as running his engine In the
dyno-room. For more in-
formation about the event,
please contact
(850) 682-6524. ;



Schedule
Volleyball
Gulf Breeze at Crestview,
Thursday at 4 p:m. (JV) and
5 p.m. (V)

Walton at Baker, Thursday
'at 6 p.m. (V-Onl y)

Football
:V)
Crestview at Fort Walton
Beach, Friday at 7 p.m.

Baker at Holmes County,
Friday at 7 p.m.

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Crestview at Fort Walton
Beach, Thursdayat 4 p.m.

Baker at Flomaton, Oct. 18,
at 6 p.m.

(MIDDLE SCHOOL)
Davids.on at Richbourg.
Oct. 18 at 6 p.m.


Youth Basketball

The city of Crestview is
getting ready for another
basketball season. The
season will begin Dec. 1.
Games will be postponed
during the times of Dec. 21
through Jan. 6. The season
will resume Jan. 7.
Registration cost is $60
for city residents and $65
for non-city residents. The
registration fee will include
the cost of a shirt and shorts,
which the players keep at
the season's end.
League Ages
5 and 6 years Pee-Wee-_
Coed
7, 8, and 9 Training Girls
7, 8 and 9 Training Boys
10, 11 and 12 Jr. Varsity -
Girls
10, 11 and 12 Jr. Varsity -
Boys
13, 14 and 15 Varsity Girls
(Pending on participation)
13, 14 and 15 Varsity Boys
Participants will be
placed by age, previous
year's team or through the
draft. Participants will be
considered upon health.
Draft Schedule Nov. 3
Pee-Wee NO DRAFT
Training Girls 11:00 a.m.
Training Boys 12:30 p.m.
Varsity Boys 2 p.m.
Jr. Varsity Girls 3:30 p.m.
Jr. Varsity Boys 5 p.m.
Varsity Girls TBD

For more information on
the basketball league, please
contact the Crestview Parks
& Recreation Center 'at
(850) 682-4715.


LOOKING AT HOLMES COUNTY


Let's go over the
numbers from what I
thought was a game that
Baker shouldn't be too
hard on themselves about.
I know Baker fans are
thinking to themselves that
the Gators aren't going to
take this season farther
than Nov. 9, but from my
perspective, the Gators'
schedule is a lot tougher
than one would imagine.
\ First off you have Baker
taking on Northview. The
Chiefs were 9-1-0 last year,
and continue their reign
with some hefty veterans
who are ready to go play
college ball right out of
high school. With an almost,
perfect season except for
losing to Chipley back in
November of last year, the
Chiefs are a team everyone
in the district is looking to
take down.
Then we have Walton.
The DeFuniak Springs
team was the same
playing level last year
that Baker is now, but
their rookies have made it
past the hump of minimal
experience and they've
brought it together. Even
in Adam Pruiett's story in
Saturday's Bulletin, Head
Coach Bob Kellogg came
right out and said, "We
,knew they were real, real
good and they were better
than I thought."
Baker ended up rushing
110 yards with 29 carries
as opposed to Walton's
24 carries and 153 yards
rushing.
So, how did Walton
come out ahead by so
much?
Passing.
The Braves were 14 of
22 for 222 yards and two
of the five touchdowns
resulted in purely passing.
Baker passed for only
6 of 14 with 64 yards, and
it seemed that the Walton
Braves caught on to
something.
Cameron Domangue.
Lenny Jankowski
touched on how he knew
Domangue was what
made the team go, so he
simply stepped up the
defense.
That goes way back to a
couple weeks ago to when
I talked about if Cameron


Nick Tomecek
Florida Freedomrn Ne~- -papr

Above: Cameron
Domangue looks down
field during last Friday's
game against Walton.

Right: Walton's
Jed Davidson and Ebae
Young celebrate after
their victory over Baker
last Friday.

Below: Billy Whatmough
started off the Baker of-
fense with his five yard
touchdown last Friday.
















Domangue was locked
down, would Baker be
locked down?
I don't think so.
Domangue still had a
good night even though he
rushed for only 66 yards
that night.
A team is a team, one
person, as good as players
can get, only get as far as
his team allows. -
Working together is
the key factor in a game,
whether or not you see a


player run the board for
more than 200 yards a
game.
So, whether or not
Domangue was shut
down, Baker still ran the
ball and passed the ball as
usual.
Now Baker is looking at
taking on Holmes County.
Holmes had a pretty
tough year in 2006 when
they finished 1-9-0 overall.
TheywereO-4-Oathomeand
1-5-0 away.


Not that I'm saying
that they are getting a
free game here, but the
Baker's competition is
now flattening out to make
room for some mending.
Baker still has a lot to go
till the end of the regular
season, as well as the post-
season.
For more information
on the Baker Walton game
you can visit our Web site
at www.crestviewbulletin.
com.


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MGA
Championship
Oct.13-14

Flight 1
(MGA Club Champion)
Johnson, Chris,
72-71-143
Gates, Cary, 69-80-149
Mooney, Calvin,
79-74--153
Mobley, Steve,
79-76--155
Henderson, Ronald,
78-78 156
Mcsween, Corv,
78-78-156
Prier, Tom, 77-79-156
Harrell, Rance,
79-79-158
Whiddon, Steve,
80-78-158
Martin, Brandon,
81-78-159
Smith, David, 82-80--162
Taylor, Mike, 87-79--166
Campbell, Andy,
84-84-168
Brown, John, 88-82-170

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Torche, Judd, 86-75-161
Grosskurth, Charlie,
80-87-167
Sparkman, Steve,
87-81-168
Thomas, Terry,
88-82-170
Weltin, Philip, 88-83-171
Peterson, Everett,
85-87-172
Fink, Tim, 88-88-176
Mashburn, Glenn,
91-85-176
Beard, Bill, 88-89--177
Bays, Terry, 86-93--179
. Gomez, Sonny,
91-91--182

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Navas, Joe, 86-79-165
Mikulcik, Marcus,
85-85-170
Costabile, Mike,
87-89-176
Belanger, Joseph.
89-87-176
Davis, Brian, 86-92-178
Dagwell, Harry
87-97-184
Edwards, Owen,
91-93-184
Dorman, Lavaughn,
90-95-185
Sniezko, Pete, 92-97-189
Hutlinger, Norm,
96-94-190
Robinson, Mark,
92-99-191
Fordyce, Larry
94-100-194

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Zapletal, Paul, 90-91-181
Perez, Archie,
101-91-192
Bonham, Will,
100-96-196
Zwirblia, Robert,
99-100-199
Dennis, Jesse,
100-99-199
Blair, John, 92-109-201
Mccombs, Bill,
100-103-203
Davis, Byron, 90-116-206
Bums, Tom, 108-104-212
Smyrl, Jerry, 108-106-214
Mazerat, Donald,
105-111-216
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126-123-249

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Legal # 100222
NOTICE OF SALE FOR
STORAGE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
BELONGING TO THE
PARTIES NAMED BE-
LOW AND LISTED BY
UNIT NUMBER WILL BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE
BY DAY'S PAC-RAT
MINI- STORAGE AT THE
MINI- STORAGE LO-
CATED AT 2510 S.
FERDON BLVD., CREST-
VIEW, FLA, AT 9:00
A.M., NOVEMBER 1
2007 UNLESS
CHARGES ARE PAID IN
FULL BEFORE THE TIME
OF SALE.
NAME: WILLIAM R.
BUSBEE
UNIT # 107
10/10/07
10/17/07

Do Something
Good For
Tomorrow
RECYCLE
TODAY!


Legal # 100223
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO.
2007-CP-388
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
MARTHA G. SAN-
DERS
Deceased,
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the
estate of MARTHA G.
SANDERS, deceased, is
pending in the Circuit
Court in and for
Okaloosa County Court-
house, 101 James Lee
Boulevard East, Crest-
view, Florida 32536.
The names and ad-
dresses of the personal
representative and the
personal representative's
attorney are set forth be-
low.
ALL INTERESTED PER-
SONS ARE NOTIFIED
THAT:


All persons on whom this
notice is served who
have objections that chal-
lenge the validity of the
wil, the qualifications of
the personal representa-
tive venue, or jurisdiction
of this Court are required
to file their objections
with this Court WITHIN
THE LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERV-
ICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons
having claims or de-
mands against
decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this no-
tice is served within three
months after the first pub-
lication of this notice must
file their claims with this
Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
)ATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
"HIS NOTICE OR
-HIRTY DAYS AFTER
HE DATE OF SERV-


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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





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HOMES INC.
Res. 2 Con.
RR282811627
Quality projects, Af-
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years exp.) All portions
of construction.
850-423-0255
850-398-3305


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Free Estimates. Call
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682-7316 Licensed, In-
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Overly



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MAINTENANCE
Mowing, Trimming,
Pruning, One time or
year round. Licensed
and insured. 537-4419
References Available



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patos, sidewalks. Some
brickwork, coloring,
Bobcat work Free est.
LIc/Ins 685-5130


ICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons
havinY claims or de-
mands against the
decedent's estate must
file their claims with this
court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS DE-
MANDS AN6 OB-
JECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOR-
EVER BARRED.
The date of the first publi-
cation of this Notice is
October 10, 2007.
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
James C. Campbell, Es-
quire
A4 11th Avenue, Suite 2
Shalimar, Florida 32579
Telephone (850)
651-9313
Florida Bar No. 708283
(904) 651-9313
Personal Representative:
ELEANOR B. HASKINS
10/10/07
10/17/07

Legal # 100227
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA IN AND
FOR OKALOOSA
COUNTY CASE NO.
2007-CA-1921
WELLS FARGO
BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION AS
TRUSTEE FOR SECURI-
TIZED ASSET BACKED
RECEIVABLES LLC
2006-OP1
MORTGAGE
PASSTHROUGH CER-
TIFICATES, SERIES
2006-0P1, Plaintiff,
vs.
SCOTT A. WHITE et.
al.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgment of Foreclo-
sure dated Oct. 9th,
2007, and entered in
Case No.
2007-CA-1921 of the
Circuit Court of the First
Judicial Circuit in and for
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida, wherein WELLS
FARGO BAN K, NA-
TIONAL ASSOCIATION
AS TRUSTEE FOR SECU-
RITIZED ASSET BACKED
RECEIVABLES LLC
2006-OP1 MORTGAGE
PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI-
CATES, SERIES


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FANS & LIGHTING
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sdebri hain, Intterior exterior, also TRIM MOULDING
Services. Call Brad pressure washing, LI- DECKS ROOF REPAIR
865-3266 or cense & Insurea Free
682-7316 estimates. Ph. 682-5347. e s
Senior citizen discounts.


2006-OP1, is a Plaintiff
and SCOTT A WHITE IF
LIVING, AND IF DEAD,
THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVI-
SEES, GRANTEES, AS-
SIGNEES LIENORS
CREDITS, TRUSTEES
AND ALL OTHER PAR-
TIES CLAIMING AN IN-
TEREST BY, THROUGH
UNDER OR AGAINST
SCOTT A WHITE; PIER I
CONDOMINIUM ASSO-
CIATION OF FORT WAL-
TON BEACH, INC; are
the Defendants. I will to
the highest and best bid-
der for cash at Okaloosa
County Courthouse, front
door, 101 E. James Lee
Blvd., Crestview, FL;
Shalimar Courthouse An-
nex, front door, 1250
Epclin Parkway, Shalimar,
F 32579,. a 11:00 am
on November 8, 2007
the following described
property as set forth in
said Final Judgement, to
wit:
THE CONDOMINIUM
PARCEL KNOWN AS
APARTMENT NO. B-120
OF PIER ONE CONDO-
MINIUM, A CONDO-
MINIUM ACCORDING
TO THE DECLARATION
OF CONDOMINIUM
THEREOF RECORDED
IN OFFICIAL RECORDS
BOOK 742 PAGE 505,
OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA,
AND AMENDMENTS,
THEREOF, AND PURSU-
ANT TO SURVEY, PLOT
PLAN AND GRAPHIC
DESCRIPTION OF IM-
PROVEMENTS, RE-
CORDED IN CONDO-
MINIUM PLAT BOOK 1,
PAGES 62 AND 63 IN
THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Any person claiming an
interest in the surplus
from the sale, if any,
other than the properly
owner as of the dale of
the lis pendens must file a
claim within 60 days
after the sale.
DON W. HOWARD
As Clerk of the Court
By: John Wiggins
As Deputy Clerk
Dated this 11 day of
October, 2007.
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with
Disabilities Act, persons
needing a reasonable
accommodation to
participate in this
proceeding should, no
later than seven (7) days
pror, contact the Clerk of
the Court's disability
coordinator at
8506517497, 1250 N
EGLIN PKWY SUITE
A114 SHALIMAR FL,
32579. If hearing
Impaired, contact (TDr
8009558771 via Florida
Relay System.
Publish: CRESTVIEW
NEWS BULLETIN
Submitted by: Ben- Ezra
Stz, A, Attorneys
for Paintiff, 2'01 Stir lI
Road, Suite 300 FOt
Lauderdae, Florlda
303032i TeleIhone:
13053 770.4100; Fax
305 653-2329
10/17/07
10/24/07

Legal # 100228
IN THI CIRCUIT
COURT OF THI FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA


CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO.:
2007-CA-2995-C
DIVISION:
BANK OF AMERICA,
N.A., Plaintiff,
vs.
DENNIS E,
MORELAND, et al,
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: DENNIS E.
MORELAND
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: 339 EGAN
DRIVE CRESTVIEW, FL
32536
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
ANY AND ALL UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING, BY
THROUGH UNDER,
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED IN-
DIVIDUAL DEFEND-
ANT(S) WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE
DEAD OR ALIVE,
WHETHER SAID UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
MAY CLAIM AND IN-
TEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS, DEVISEES
GRANTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action to foreclose a
mortgage on the follow-
OKALODOSA County,
Florida:
LOT 74, BLOCK B,
ANTIOCH ESTATES II,
BEING IN A
PROTION OF SEC-
TION 35, TOWNSHIP
3 NORTH, RANGE 24
WEST, OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
ACCORDING TO A
PLAT RECORDED IN
PLAT BIIK 17 PAGE
89 AND 90 OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SAID COUNTY.
has been filed against
you and you are required
fo serve a copy of your
written defenses if any,
on or before November
21, 2007, on
Echevarria, Codilis &
Stawiarski, Plaintiff's at-
torney, whose address is
9119 Corporate Lake
Drive Suite 300, Tampa,
Florida 33634,.and file
the original with this
Court either before serv-
ice on Plaintiff's attorney
or immediately thereafter
otherwise a default will
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
in the Complaint or peti.
tion.
This notice shall be pub-
ished once each week
or two consecutive
weeks In the Crestvlew
News Bulletin, WITNESS
my hand and the seal of
thlls Court on this 10 day
o October, 2007,
Don W Howard
Clerk o@ the Court
By: K, Sims
As Deputy Clerk
Invoice to & Copy to:
Echevarria, Codills &
Stawlarski P.O. Box
25018 Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
F07017128
NBNY-IA-R-collverilo
** goe Americans
with Disabllltles Act
IMPORTANT


In accordance with the
Americans Disabilities
Act, persons with disabili-
ties needing special ac-
commodation to partici-
pate in this proceeding
should contact Court Ad-
ministration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East, Crest-
view, FL, 32536-3515;
telephone number
(8501689-5000, Exten-
sion 7497, prior to the
proceeding, or Shalimar
B850)651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans Disabilities
Act, persons with disabili-
ties needing special ac-
commodation to partici-
pate in this proceeding
should contact Court Ad-
ministration at 1250 N.
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar,
F 32579; telephone
number (850)651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
10/17/07
10/24/07





Single white male 70
5'8 170lbs. Looking for
a small white lady 62-72.
I am easy going and
easy to please. Just need
a good woman to share
an do things together.
Please write RLB P.O.
Box 876, Crestview FL
32536, or call (850)
689-8038





Lost: Sm. black & brown
Chihuahua. Missing
since Oct. 6th in Hol.
Call 537-8491


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Supplies
2140 Pets/Livestock
Wanted


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Vet checked,. Parents on
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cad Persian kittens, 6
wks old taking deposits.
598-0911

Malt-poo, 10 wk, long
hair non-shedding, Shat5
and wormed. Females
350. 850 689-0602 or
758-5936


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Puppies
born Auust 12th. $100.
Cal 5378417


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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




Collectibles
Wide variety of rubber
animals, An el statues
and music aoxes. Call
689-7695 after 10am.




FREE CELL
PHONES
at your wireless
superstore Order online
with FREE shipping
www.PGBdigital.com


Crestview
2 Family
Fri & Sat 8-2
Candlewood Dr off
Valley Rd at the Amory
End Household items
name brand clothes, VHF
tapes and odds & ends

Crestview
3 Family Yard

Sat 7am ?
6096 West
Dogwood Dr
Noritake dishes, purses,
stereo, much morel

Crestview
5564 Pine Lake
Dr
Neighborhood Indoor/
Outdoor Garage Sale
Oct 20th 7am-noon
DVD's, CD's, books,
clothes treadmill,
Kincaic collectibles, fine
china, Old Country
Roses, Peach Lusterware
& more.

Crestview
6120 Magnolia Lane N
off AirportRd.
Fri & Sat 8 till
Large neighborhood yard
sale! Office partitions,
pool table, household
goods mens boys, &
womens clothing. Ask
about player piano with
music. 689-0800

Crestview
Fri & Sat
7:30am 1pm
221 Pinoak Ct.
West
Lots of clothes, holiday
and household stuff.

Crestview
Garage Sale
Sat Oct 20th
8-12
5838 Lake Dr off Airport
Rd. Toys, kids, adult
clothes, furniture, Christ-
mas decor (House of
Lloyd)


Big Eyes.

Wet Noses.

Warm Hearts.
^ MCa NOAHat 6t80023
to 0*4 how 01, I Il 1
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I 3230 I
Crestview
MILITARY PCS
MOVING
GARAGE SALE
2838 Tamiami Trail.
Saturday October 27th
7am-2pm. Directions:
S. Of 1-10 off John King
In Cherokee Bend
Housing Development.
Kids & Baby Items
Clothes & Shoes, Toys,
Household Items, Furni-
ture, Electronics &
Much Morel

Crestview
Sat. 6am 12
645 Alysheba Dr
Furniture, Christmas
items, car top carrier,
clothing & misc.
423-1498
Crestview
Sat. Oct. 20
7am- 12pm
197 Panama Dr. DVD's/
VHS.
Crestview
Small
Neighborhood
Yard Sale
Sat 7- 12:30
Pine Lake Dr &
Pine Lake Ct.
Jewelry, PlayStation 2,
games, DVDs, tools,
Soloflex. entertainment
centers, TVs, kids & adult
clothes, and lots more.
Crestview
Yard Sale
Fri & Sat 7 till
5596 Galaxy Dr
Crestview
Yard Sale
Fri & Sat 8-4
134 Hudson St. Behind
Coach & Four
Crestview
Yard Sale
Sat. Oct. 20th
7am ?
112 Kyle Lane
Off Valey Road



Milton
(3 Family)
4818 RiBault Lane in
Jamiees Ridge off of
90. Moving-arge in-
ventory of Christmas
items, tools, work-
bench, electronics
clothes, household and
furniture. Fri 19th, Sat.
20th & Sun. 21st.

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


| 3240 -1
4 black powder guns.
Call for info. 537-4566


NEW OiNIAY

Model 98
German Mauser
8mm $135. Call
682-2417



32s5
Green & boiled pea-
nuts. Also; dry & roasted
peanuts. Deer corn
5.75/baq. Holland
Farms (850675-6876





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FORMALS Radio Shack franchise.
FORMALS SRB. Sell for inventory. 1 To
Pagent or Prom Gowns Re g Cl RetirinN. C EWa IAY
Sizes 6-14. From Education Other 850-622-3788
$20-$200. Each onacc ic
worn once Call Now accepting applica- Crestview 303 Purl Bluewater Bay 3 Br,
lions 01 ~~~ ac P u~~daiu


398-2716





Casio keyboard
WK1500 76 keys, 100
rhythm, 128 tones In-
cludes stand bench, sus-
tain pedal, headset &
manual, $250.
682-5942

Estey Liberty
Organ w/bench
Automatic set-up, 2 key-
boards, programming.
1500obo. Call after
pm. 678-8941









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


lions .to emp1lUyment at ui
Learning Tree Day
School, Inc., 201 V6lley
Road. Must be at least
18 years of age. Apply
in person only.


Education/Training
Now hiring Childcare
personnel. Dedication to
Ihe well being of children
required. Applicants must
be able to pass back-
ground screening.
Wages determined ac-
cording to experience.
Applications are availa-
ble at Faith Mechanical
located at 398 Garden
St., Crestview, FL.


Healthcare/Other
North Okaloosa
Medical Center
is looking for d namic
team members tor the
following full time posi-
tions:


LPN's
F s*. Rai C.N.A.'s
WANTD EEG Tech (PRN)
o *Radiogralher
S 0. Physical Therapist
Assistant .
Automotive ,- Histotech
Physical Therapist
Experienced Painter & I Pharmacist
helper for S & L Auto DRG Coordinator
Body. 682-5168 (prior Coding exp.
Required)
Business Opp/Investment *. Medical
Transcriptionist


Post Office
Now Hiring
Avg. pay $20/hour or
$57K annually including
Federal Benefits and OT
Paid training, vacations.
PT/FT. 1-866 497-1015
USWA,

Drivers

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

Drivers

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The Northwest Florida
Daily News is seeking
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No phone
calls,
please.
Requires valid driver li-
cense, clean driving
record, dependable
transportation and
proof of auto insur-
ance.
Aop locations accepted
n Fri 9am- 4pm,
200 NW Racetrack Rd,
Ft. Walton Beach. No
.phone calls.
NORTHWEST FLORItOA


Daily

News


We offer a competitive -
salary with an excellent
benefits package.
NOMC
151 Redstone Avenue
Crestview, Fl 32539
850-689-8146
Fax 850-689-8470
Email:
NOMC HR@chs.net
EOE/DFrug Free
Waorkplace


Healthcare/RNs

Nurses
Join Our Team!

North Okaloosa
Medical Center
has the current openings
in the following areas far
Registered Nurses:

0 Emergency Dept.
SOperating Room
Surgical Services
(Circulating Nurse)
Pediatrics
SMed/Surg
0 Post Surgical
0 Case Management
(PRN)
Charge Nurse Openings
in:
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0 Post Surgical
SIGN ON
BONUS
FOR SELECT
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Come be a part of
Our Growing Team I
Florida License required.
ACLS Certification for
Critical Care areas.
We offer a competitive
salary, excellent benefits
including tuition reim-
bursement and 401K,
Sand morel
NOMC
SAtn: Human Resources
151 Redstone Avenue
Crestview Florida 32539
850-689-8146
Fax 850-689-8470
Email:
NOMC HR@chs.net
EOC/Drug Free
Workplace


Seamstresses. Iocal are.
Must have own sewing
machine & Serger. (228)
326-6868


Personal Care/Service
Nail Tech & Hair Stylist
with clientele. Booth
rental $70+tax weekly.
682-0031


Personal Care/Service
Sister
needed in Crestview in
their home for 6 yr old
child. 305-0483


Real Estate
Manager
Brookmeade Apts.
Crestvilew FL
32 hours w/benefits.
Management, office,
computer and communi-
cation skills required.
Drug-free workplace.
Must have valid DL &
transportation. Some
travel required. Applica-
tions can be picked up at
Crestview Apartments,
1450 Coremo Drive
Crestview, FL. 850
682-5149. Equal Oppor-
tunity Employer.


Route Driver

The Crestview
News
Bulletin
is looking for a 2 route
drivers with dependa-
ble transportation, and
good driving record.
Applicant must be able
to provide proof' of
insurance, able to work
up to 7 hours, and
must be able to lift 50
Ibs. This is a Great Re-
tiree Job. If interested
please apply at 295
W. James Lee Blvd,
Crestview.


100 WORKERS
NEEDED
Assemble crafts' wood
items. Materials kro-
vided. To $480/wk. Free
information pkg. 24 Hr,
801-428-4649


6100 Business/
Commercial
6110 Apartments
6120 Beach Rentals
6130 Condo/Townhouse,
6140 House Rentals
6150 Roommate Wanted
6160 Rooms for Rent
6170- Mobile Home/Lot
6180- Out-of-Town Rentals
6190 TImeshare Rentals
6200 Vacation Rentals



Baker- Prestigious office
space, 9-5 Mon-Fri. In-
cludes receptionist, fax,
internet, conference rm &
kitchenette for only
$100/wk or $375/mo.
all 850 537-4175
Office/Retail space for
lease. Hwy 90 East near
Emmanuel Baptist
Church. 1000sf, $1000
mo, triple net, plus de-.
osit. 682-0791 (Dan) or




2 BR Townhome No
pets' $500 deposit, $500
rent. 682-8867 leave
message


NEW flTOAY
Crestview- 1 br apt,
692 Kenneth Ave. Com-
pletely furnished ncl utili-
ties. No pets. $650mo
682-3166
Crestview Bent Creek
Apts II Vouchers Ac-
cepted. Rental assistance
may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
HC & non-HC accessible
apts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview FL. Call 850
682-5563, TDD/TFY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity
Crestview
Nice 1 & 2 Bedroom
Efficiency apartments,
$500-550 mo, some 'utili-
ties furnished, lease re-
quired, no oets.
834-4767 or 978-8274


NEWTODAY
Crestview 1 br furn.
1ll util. $750/mo. +
T$750/dd. Call
837-5738
Crestview, Bent Creek
Apartrhents I, Vouchers
Accepted. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
1 & 2 BR, HC & non HC
accessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Road
Crestview, FL. Call
TDD/TeY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity


XtremeBoats
Al Welded, Al Aluminum Boats.
00-$1,000 Rebates on all XtremeBoats
We also sell SmokerBBQ, Fyers,
Utility Vehicles. BonifyFL
www.xtremeindustries.com
Toll Free 1-866-C4-3376


r uinam z- or\, 1 Y DO
W/D. $753/mo + dep
Avail now. 543-4742
Crestview 2br, 1.5ba
TH. Outdoor storage, in-
door laundry. OFFHw
90. $75 + s.
682-8483
Destin: 5br 2V/2ba
furn'd $3000mo. + until.
2 deep water boat slips
w/lifts. Call 837-0010



1 6140
2 BR unfurnished 317 N
Lincoln Crestview. No
pets in house. 865-5568
333 N. Lincoln 2 BR un-
furnished No pets in
house. 865-5568

1st Month Free!
Crestview new homes
Starting at 750/mo
dd. 850 835-0432


"- "a lus slud i L 0UUIo ,
fence yard, $1400mo.
Pets ok. 850-218-8424


Brand new 3br, 2ba
homes in quiet subdivi-
sion. Easy access to
Crestview- & Niceville.
Starting at $885. per
month. Call
850-689-2221


Move-h Rmadw
BWB large 2087sf, 4
S ) kmL ) F cI


Dr, 2 ba 2 cg,, r
room, quiet neighbor-
NEW TOIjAV hood w/2 pools. All
o ppls. Yard maint., incl.
$1345 + SD. Pets nego.
1-3 yr lease avail. (850)
American Realty 428-1708 or 729-0114
of Northwest
Florida, Inc.
682-4822 or
651-5717 EHO


0 130 Hampton Dr
2.br, 1.5 ba $535
* 611 Edney Ave
2 br 2 ba, $550.
* 119 North Ave
3 br, 2 ba, $795
0 209 Swaying Pine
3 br 2.5 ba, $800
S110 Palmetto Dr, 4 br,
2 ba, $825
0 312 John King Rd 3br,
2 ba, $825
0 3269 Airport Rd
4 br, 2 ba, $900
0 39 Regent Rd
3br, 2ba,$1200
0 3033 Cabela Ln
3 br, 2 ba, $975
0718 Lee Ave.
3 br, 2 ba, $850
0 178 Swaying Pine
3 br, 2.5 ba, $856
0 3107 Skyhawk Dr,
3 br, 2 ba, $895
* 11 Holly Road,
3 br, 2 ba, $950
0 3313 Skywaon Dr,
3 br 2 ba, $950 D
0 4088 Big Buck Tr,
4 br, 2 ba, $1250
S811 6th Ave.
3 br 2 ba, .$875
0 317 Runnymeade Dr.
3 br, 2 ba, $1000
0 1420 Greenwood Rd.,
3 br, 4 ba, $1,500
* 315 John king Rd,
3 br, 2 ba, $875
0 226 Southview Dr.,
3 br, 2 ba, -$895
0 202 Brittany Lane,
4 br, 2 ba, $985
Visit us at
www.era-american.com


Lin,,nd &

Tree Service

PROFESSIONAL
TREE & STUMP
REMOVAL

682-9474


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BUSINESS FINANCIAL
5100- Business
Opportunities
5110 Money to Lend


Century 21
Moulton Realty
(850)
682-3849
Rentals:,
* 902 Dixie, 3br, 2ba
$875mo+dep.
0 5474 Haburn St 3br,
2ba $1100 mo+mo
0 4295 Batten Rd, 3br
2ba, $1000mo+dep
0 366 John King Rd
3br,2ba $900mo+dd
* 411 Peoria Blvd,
3br,3ba, $1300+dd
0 2932 Sholtz Ave.
3br, 2ba $1000+dep
0 8037 Old Ebnezer
Rd. 3 br 2 ba $850mo
* 106 Oakmount
2br 1 ba, $700mo+dd
0 352 Riverchase Blvd
3br, 2ba $1150+dep
* 5130 Whitehurst Ln.
4br 2ba $1100+dep
0 5272 Cavalier Dr.
2br, 1 ba, $800mo+dd
* 6 Courtney Lane
3br, 2ba $950mo+dep
0 4733 Meadow Lake
Drive, 3 br, 2'2 ba
$2200mo +dd
0 2842 Old Mill Way,
4 br, 2 ba $100Q+0+dep
0 5362 Woodland
$800mo +$800dep





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Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
Terrace, Crestview, Fl
32536 (850)689-1515
or (850)682-5922
*305 Walnut Ave 1br,
1ba, 700sf, $495, 'ri le
*307 Walnut Ave, br,
1ba, 800sf, $495 triplex
9286-A Henderson St 2
br, lba, 900sf, $550
end unit
61562 Texas Pkwy 3br,
2ba, 1109sf $875 no
pets allowed
0687 Valley Road, 2br,
Sba 960sf, $625 Duplex
*5720 Reinke Dr, 3br, 2
ba, 1253sf, $850, se-
cluded
02827 Atoka Trail, 3br
2ba, 2451sf, $1250,
No pets allowed
02957 Sholtz Ave 3br 2
ba 1244sf $800 no pets.
0 1206 Northview Dr.
4br 2ba 2070sf, $1,125
pet w/owner approval
0262 Swaying Pine Ct
3br, 2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$900, End Unit TH
0266 Swayin Pine Ct
3br 2.Sba 309sf $850,
Townhome
0268 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba 1415sf
$960, Townhome
0270 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.ba, 1,528sf,
$975, Townhome
0272 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba, 1,528sf,
$975, Townhome
0274 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba, 1,415sf,
$900, Townhome
6224 Runnymeade Dr 2
br 1.5ba 930sf $600 TH
*228 Runnymeade Dr 2
br 1.5ba 930sf $600 TH
0212 Water Oak Ln,
3br, 2ba, 1288sf, $895,
Fenced back yard
*5330 Vernon Taylor
Road, 2 BRa, 1 ba, 896
sq ft. $550 duplex
*5332 Vernon Taylor Rd
2br, 1ba, 896sf $550,
duplex
03267 Fairview Ave,
3br, 2ba, 1252sf, $950,
Fenced Back Yard
0650 Territory Lane 4
br, 2ba, 3000sf, $1875
military-$400 off rent
02385 Susan Drive-
house 3br, 2ba, 1640sf,
$1000 lawn service pro-
vided
0 2385 Susan Drive- cot-
tage, 1 br, 1 ba, $450.
Lawn service provided.
*130 LouLise Drive, 3 br,
2 ba, 1436 sq ft, $925,
privacy fenced backyard
0114 Feldon Drive 3 br
2 ba, 1426 sq ft, '$900
remodeled kitchen
0 5984 Creekside Cir-
cle- 3 br, 2 ba, 1465 sf,
$1000 split bedroom
plan
* 5814 Reinke Drive- 4
br 2 ba 1518 sf,
$1050 in ground pool
62640 Paddock Circe, 4
br, 3ba, 3042sf, $1375
privacy fenced back yard
0 139 Beacons Bend
Road, 2br, 1 ba, 804sf,
$700. Military 10% dis-
count.
for further information
visit www.cbjmeproperty
manogement.cam


meto, 3 br, 2 ba,
$900mo. or sell for
$169,900. Call
689-0098 or 978-4953



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ZOO25 Monile Suites loaded with extras
Including: Adj. King bed, 2 piece wld, Fireplace, Air ride susp & pin.
2005 F350 HD Lariat loaded, tool box, CB, 20K hitch. Save 40% (orig.
S140m). Like new condition.
Call Jim Davis at 1-850-689-0419 for appt. to see.


Recycle oCrestvieby
fenced in, no pets!)


NEW TOBAY
Crestview- 3 br, 1 ba
brick, fenced yard, $850
mo+dd. Rick Epperson
broker/owner 865-8777
Crestview 3 br, 1.5
ba, remodeled new paint
Carpet and tile.
$750/mo. + dd. Call
217-7344
Crestview- 3 br 2 ba,
1 cg, Ig fenced y'd. S of
1-10. 423 Apple Dr. No
pets/smoke. $800/mo
+dd. 897-1394
Crestview 3 br 2 ba,
newly remodeled. $706
mo + $700sd, 2900
Wisteria Ave 682-0078
Crestview 3 br, 2 ba,
S. 1-10. Very nice. No
smoking Section 8 ok.
682-9619


HOUSES LOTS & LAND
TWO HOMES FOR ONE LOW PRICEI 2.7 AC, garage & 4.60 ACRES! There are two old homes, old well & old
workshop w/apartment. 20X20 building. MLS#472248 septic tank on property, one home may have .^
ONLY $69,5001 Roof & some windows replaced handyman fix-up potential. MLS#469122
recently, fenced & move in ready. MLS#455013 3.89 ACRES VERY CLOSE TO TOWN!
All brick on 1 acre, 58R & 3BA, screened Currently zoning is RGD, future land use
porch, fresh paint, new carpet, room to is LDR. Build your home or subdivide
add a pool, corner lot. MLS#474418 for multiple homes. MLS#452511
Some improvements have been made. CCUL-DE-SAC LOT IN STEEPLECHASE! Great
Close to Southside school. Has a good location, commute to bases. MLS#450720
rental record. MLS#471749 LOT IN CRESTVIEW ONLY $10,000! Located*
3BR, 2BA, 1,520SF, split bedroom plan, inside the city limits. MLS#453639
metal work shop w/electric. LG master 10 ACRES, small stream on the back of
bath & a covered porch. MLS#451649 the property. MLS#461648
42.59 ACRESI Great for horses/hunting/fishing, 1.82 AC $15,000! Primarily for recreational ,
has a pond & a double wide. 16 additional purposes. Permanent structures should be put
acres available. MLS#464492 up on stilts. MLS#464634
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CRESTVIEW 682-2731 AN AME
FT.WALTONBEACH 243-7214 AM I A
4150 FERDON BLVD CRESTVIEW RFVOLU JON
Residency restrictions apply. See sales person for details. Price includes all rebates and discounts. All prices, plus tax, tag, title and processing fee.
Photos lor Illustration purposes only. 0% In lieu of base rebate, with approved credit through GMAC. Sale ends 10/31/07.


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




NEW 1UAV
Affordable waterfront
3 br 2 ba, $375,000.
houseflipper1972 .com
Call 850-259-4274



Bring Horses!
Crestview 3 br, 3 ba
2800sf. 5944 Ridgecrest
5600sf barn, 13 acres.
Reduced $55KI $490K.
Rent option. 217-2717
Crestview- Buy direct
from the builder and
SAVE!
Newly completed homes
in Garden City Subdivi-
sion, priced from $148K
to $ 17K. Homes feature
tile floors in wet areas
premium appliances, ceil-
ing fans in all bedrooms
and builder's warranty.
Ask about available
100% financing and 1st
Time Buy Programs.
Pictures of these and
other available homes at
www. eaglebldg.com
Call Wes at 850
682-6569 for viewings.
CBC 1253662
Crestview
Owner financing
3br 2bad lcg brick FP
la fenced yar, 1478sf,
$152K. $3000 down.
$991/mo. 865-2769


Florala, AL: 3 br 2 ba
remodeled, 1 block from
Lake Jackson, $99,000
Call (334) 504-0866 or
334-504-0807 or email
ethames@msn.com
This ad may not be for
you! Wanted to Buy:
House in good neighbor-
hood for investment
Crestview area. Rent
must cover mortgage
payments. 682-9619


1996 16x80 2 br. 2 ba
mobile home on 1 acre
with fenced in back yard.
12x12 storage building
asking $95K. Call
689-6717 or 758-8466

| 7190 -
New Orleans,
Louisiana ~
Priced Reduced
in Historic Faubourg
Marigny District. Minutes
from French Quarter. 2
story Craftsman cottage
with architectural fea-
tures, off street parking,
balcony view of the Mar-
i ny and sDowntown
ew Orleans. 9.5' ceil-
ings, warm hard wood
floors, rear deck.
No water
damage due to
Katrina -
Ask for Greg (504)
460-5408


Crestview- Sm 2 br
house 197 Hathaway St.
$375 mo+$200 dep.
682-5019
Crestview, Holly Rod
park. Furn/unfurn 2
story, 3br, 2ba, open
loft, double car garage.
20x36 inground swimm-
ing pool. Privacy fence.
No pets/smoke. $1000/
mo + $1000 dep.
251-575-1009

jNEW ulAY
Crestview, quiet clean,
3br 2ba, 1216sf, Ig.
secluded lot close to
town. Appl. Pets neg.
Lawn care. $800/mo +
dd. 850-423-0967
Janet Johnson
Really, Inc
Equal Housing
Opportunity
692-1800
* 606 Henderson St
2 br, 1 ba $625
* 8110 4th St.
4 br, 2 ba, $600
S106 Corwin Dr
2 br, 2.5 ba $8001
* 134 Swaying Pine Ct
3 br, 2/Y2 a, $900
* 5417 Monterrey Rd
3 br, 2 ba, $995
* 101 Mill Stone Cove
3bd/2.5ba, $1000
* 6454 Moonlight Lane
3 br, 2 ba $1050
* 218 Limestone Circle
3 br, 2 ba, $1100
New home, Auburn
area. No smoking/pets.
On 1 acre. 3 br, 2 ba,
1600sf, $950/mo. +
$975dep. 240-0890
North Crestview, 3
br, 1 Y2 ba. Great Loca-
tion Close to Schools,
Brick home, fenced yard,
no pets $825mo, +dd,
902-0664
Teel & Waters
Real Estate
RENTALS
682-6156
* 29 Heather Ave.
0725, 3 br, 2 ba no pets
* 3542 Auburn Road
S750, 3 br 1 ba
* 2919 Aplin Road
800, 3 br, 2 ba, 1 cg
* 821 Brett St.
5 1200, 3 br, 2 ba
* 107 Dogwood Ln
S 1250, 3br, 2 ba, 2 cg,
pet with approval
* 428 Riverchase Blvd
$1350, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 cg,
No pets
* 2117 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



Roommate to share
3br 2ba, brick house
$450mo includes all
utilities/cable. Call
689-8978


I 6170 1
Crestview 2BR 1BA
MH, upgraded inside
quiet park, military and
seniors welcome, no
pets, $490 rent same de-
posit 850-585-8192
Holt 3/BR 2/BA Mobile
Home on 1 acre lot
$700/mth/Dep. and
ref.850-537-6222 or
850-499-7412


8100 Antique & Collectibles
8110 Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Trucks
8140 Vans
8150 Commercial
8160 Motorcycles
8170 Auto Parts
& Accessories
8210 Boats
8220 Personal Watercraft
8230 Sailboats
8240 Boat & Marine
Supplies
8310 Aircraft/Avialltion
8320 ATV/Off Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
8340 Motorhomes

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NEW TBJAV
Chevy Cobalt LS
2007
6000 miles. Asking
$12,900. Call for
questions. 682-5234
Chevy Suburban '02,
leather interior, A/C
good condition well
maintained. $9500. Call
(850) 974-5510
Mercury Tracer GS
1998 19,000 miles.
$1800 or best offer.
Angie 689-0939 or
850-420-6107
Pontiac Grand Prix SE
1998 One owner, excel-
lent condition. Good gas
mileage. $5200. Call
850-865-2936


8120
Nissan Xterra 2000
4x4 red $7500. Call
537 4566


Ford Explorer, 2003
Sport Trak, black, 1
owner, low miles
$18,500 firm. Call
537-4566

1.W f tDIAY
Ford Ranger '94
Ext. cab. Runs areat!
Everything works. Super
qas mileage. $2500.
982-2417


8160
2005 Honda
VTX 1300R
7k miles, w/extras. Exc.
cond. Garage kept.
$7500. 850-537-3632
Wanted to Buy
disabled street bikes, dirt
bikes, 4-wheelers, all
others considered, we
pay cash and will
ick-up. 850-517-7731


Johnson 6HP outboard
Perfect condition. $300.
682-3895


8330

NEW IIIAY
Cargo Trailer
20ff2006
Custom cabinets, fridge,
microwave, CD player,
lights. Perfect for ArVs or
dirt bikes. $6000obo.
305-0769

NEIW rToA

Hunter's Special
15' Camper (1970's
model). Just Remodeled
for Semi-permanent
Placement w/1 10 AC,
fridge & water heater.
Toilet & Shower. Sleeps
5+. First $800 Takes it.
850 537-8505.
Hunters special, travel
trailer, corsail 73 model,
15ft. Needs TLC. $450
obo. 682-6496 or
499-7457


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17,2007


C61 Crestview News Bulletin CLASSIFIEDS


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