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A Wednesday vote will determine if
Crestview Aerospace will unionize.

Chamber

opposes area

unionization
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW The Crestview Area
Chamber of Commerce has announced
its opposition to "the possibility of the
unionization of some of our workforce,"
said chamber President Mike Roy.
While the chamber's concern is the
potential unionization of businesses
in. the Crestview area in general, an
upcoming vote for union representation
at L3 Crestview Aerospace encouraged
the chamber's opposition. *
"We're just trying to represent the
chamber members and their concern about
the community," Roy said. "If unions start
showing up, they can put a drain on.the
economic development we're seeing."
The Chamber of Commerce worries
about the northern part of the county's
ability "to develop and grow its economy
because companies have proven they
are reluctant to relocate to communities
where there is union activity," Roy said.
"In our experience, unions claim they
provide job security," Roy said, "but in
reality (they) provide a false sense of job
security when they drive the cost of doing
business so high that companies are no

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, First Presbyterian Church members William Lewis and Hugh Allen at the controls of the church's new chime system.



Ring my Crestview chimes


Brian Hughes .
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW -In the hit Broadway
musical (and its recent movie version)
Hairsprau, Tracy Turnblad sang "I Can
Hear the Bells."
If she lived in Crestview, she wouldn't,
need heartthrob Link Larkin for
inspiration: She could stand anywhere
downtown during the day.
Thanks to member Hugh Allen and
deacon William Lewis, chimes that
once graced the First Bank of Crestview
now ring out the hours from the First
Presbyterian Church.


"It's been one of our pet projects for
three years," said Alien. The old unit
from the bank relied on a tape player,
which now resides in the Baker Block
Museum.
Today a computer program created
specifically for chime systems operates
the new carillon.
"The tapes were really worn and we
couldn't do anything with them,"Allen
explained. "And the speakers were
blown away by a hurricane."
Though dramatically different from
the classic images of barefoot bell
ringers in old European cathedrals, the
modern BRG Carillon Bell System used


b\ the Presbyterian-Church offers many'
advantages.
For instance, the system has "many
tunes, at least a thousand," said.Allen.
Beginning at 8 a.m., the carillon plays the
familiar Westminster chimes on the hour.
At 9 a.m., noon, 3 and 6 p.m., the chimes
are followed by a few minutes of hymns
randomly selected by the system from its
repertoire.
"Come time for a change of seasons,
like Christmas, it'll automatically begin
to play Christmas songs, on the Fourth
of July it'll play patriotic songs," said
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CHS grad has recipe for success
7f Brian Hughes
. Crestview News Bulletin
CCRESTVIEW-TheNationalRestaurant
Association's Educational Foundation
A Whas awarded its National Certificate of
Achievement only once in Okaloosa
County.
And the recipient is a recent Crestview
High School alumnus.
Seth Sisneros was lauded by the NRA
"for successfully meeting the classroom
Sand mentored internship requirements"
IMof the association's ProStart program.
Sisneros developed a taste for cooking
., as a child, said his mother Pamela. "He
always enjoyed cooking with his nana,"
Sshe said.
"I'd sit on her counter while she was
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Seth Sisneros receives the National Restaurant Association's National Certifi-
cate of Achievement from his former Culinary Instructor, Paula Knight, as his
mom, Pamela Sisneros, and Crestview High Principal, Ed Coleman, look on. See NRA 3


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NRA continued from 1


SSR 123 FOUR-LANE WIDENING
From SR 85 S to SR 85 N
Okaloosa County, FL
FPID 411102-1-22-01

The Florida Department
Eglin AFB of Transportation

SPROJCT (FDOT) will hold a
Public Information
Meeting regarding
roadway improvements
,o to SR 123 from SR 85 S
to SR 85 N in Okaloosa
1.1." County, a distance of
E.ir approximately 5 miles.
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The meeting will be
S'" held Tuesday, October
I.' 30, from 5:30 p.m. to
:, ,___._. 6:30 p.m. (CST), at
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I .- i. : ~ . 208 iNd Parun D0,
.1 E"T Ne I .."FL Chambers, 208 N.
"d" L Partin Drive, Niceville,
EglhnAFB'' -II Florida.
' This meeting is
R-e ."" A.m _,;. being held to update
interested persons
on the project and allow them an opportunity to review plans, ask questions and
provide input on the proposed improvements. Currently, FDOT is in the process of
conducting a Project Development & Environment (PD&E) study to widen SR 123
to a 4-lane divided, rural roadway from SR 85 S to SR 85 N in Okaloosa County
and improve drainage. This project is not currently funded for right-of-way or
construction.
This meeting will follow an "open house" format and consists of displays and drawings
showing the proposed design. FDOT representatives will be available to answer
questions. Comments are welcome and forms will be provided. There will not be a
formal presentation or public testimony period.
Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age,
sex, religion, disability or family status.

Persons who require special accommodations underthe Americans with Disabilities
Act or persons who require translation services (free of charge) should contact me
at (850) 638-2288 or by email at nlittle@pbsj.com, at least seven (7) days prior to
the meeting.

If you have any questions about this project or this meeting, please feel free to call
me, or you may also contact Tommie Speights, District Three Public Information
Director, toll free at (888) 638-0250, ext. 208. His email address is tommie.
speights@dot.state.fl.us. Your comments are welcome and appreciated.


cook," Seth said. Soon the
budding chef was trying his
own hand at cooking.
In high school, Seth tried
coursework in computer
science, Paula Knight, CHS's
culinary arts instructor, said.
Pamela Sisneros came to her
one day and said, "He hates
what he's doing. Do you
have room in your class?"
Seth became one of the first
boys in the program.
With his original recipe
for Wild Mushroom Sauce
with Lemon Thyme Pasta
(which he has graciously
shared with News Bulletin
readers), Sisneros led CHS
at its state student culinary
competition debut.
Crestview placed an
impressive 12th out of nearly
60 competitors, surpassing
many schools that had been


sending competitors to the
event for years.
To receive his NRA
National Certificate of
Achievement, Sisneros
had to pass two national
tests, meet at least 52 out
of 70 competencies, and
perform at least 400 hours of
restaurant work.
Since graduation from
CHS in May, Sisneros has
worked as a full-time grill/
broil cook at Mitchell's
Fish Market restaurant
in Sandestin, where the
crab-stuffed grouper is his
favorite dish to prepare.
Simultaneously he
attends Okaloosa-Walton
College business and
computer courses on a
full-time basis to help him
prepare for that day when
he attains his ultimate goal:


WILD MUSHROOM SAUCE WITH LEMON THYME PASTA


Sauce Ingredients:
7-8 medium sized mushrooms
1 bulb garlic
2 TBSP extra virgin olive oilt
1 cup chicken broth
Zest from half a lemon
1 cup whipping cream
'= cup pecans
6 sprigs chives


Pasta Dough ingredients:
4-1/2 TBSP flour
1/2 egg
1-', tsp lemon thyme
'4 Isp salt
' tsp water
'.4 TBSP light olive oil


1) Mix pasta ingredients in a medium bowl until they are incorporated.
2) Run the pasta dough through a pasta machine until smooth and ol nthe correct consistency.
3) Using the pasta machine, slice the dough into linguine-sized noodles, about 3mm wide.
4) Place the rolled and sliced pasta to the side and cover with a damp cloth and a pinch of
semolina flour.
5) Toast pecans for one minute and set aside
61 In an 8-inch pan saut6 the mushrooms and garlic in extra virgin olive oil for 1-2 minutes.
7) Add the chicken broth and reduce for 2 minutes.
, 8) Add the lemon zest, whipping cream and pecans to the mushrooms and reduce until thick and
creamy. !I ,
9) Boil the pasta lor about 5 minutes or until tender, then strain.
10) Place the pasta on a heated plate and twist.'
11) Top the pasta with the mushroom sauce and gamish with chives as toasted pecans.


CHIMES continued from 1


the Rev. Mark Broadhead,
pastor of the church. "It's
quite a system."
While the music played
daily is traditional, the
system's accuracy is pure
atomic age: The computer
that controls the chimes is
updated by the national
atomic clock, even after a
power failure.
The system "comes as a
box and you put it together,"'
explained Lewis. "It's made
to perform this one function
and do it very, very. well."
The chimes that .rinrg out
across Creshtiev ha\ e been
/digitally sampled by BRG
from some of the world's
most revered carillons.


Diane Baker, who works
at Teel & Waters Real Estate
across the street from
the church, is .among the
many downtown workers
who delight in the ..daily
chimes.
"I stepped outside 4
few weeks ago and I heard
these beautiful bells," she
told Rev. Broadhead. "I just
praised the Lord listening
to those bells. I just wanted
you to know how much
I, and many people in the
community, enjoy the bells.
Thank you!"
"We're have nothing but
good compliments about
the church music being
back in Crestview," said a


proud Allen.
The chimes, while
offering a pleasing interlude
from downtown's hustle
and .bustle, have deeper
significance for some
residents.
"We've h4ad a number
of phone calls from people
who say how meaningful
it's been for them" to
hear the chimes, said
Broadhead.
"One lady is thinking
about coming back because
she had gotten out of synch
with going to church,"
Broadhead said, "but when
she heard the bells, she
decided it was time to come
back."


DOWNTOWN CRESTVIEW



"Saturday, October 27, 2007

3 p.m. to 8 p.m.



Main Street

Downtown Crestview



Halloween Costume Contests

Food & Craft Vendors

Games Slides Bouncers

Musical Entertainment Rides

Free goodies for the kids

SFall fun for all!

A MAIN STREET CRESTVIEW ASSOCIATION AND
CITY OF CRESTVIEW JOINTLY-SPONSORED EVENT


For additional information, call the MSCA's Fall Festival Event coordinator, Grace Ferdon, at 682-0031, the MSCA's Board
president, Mickey Rytman, it 974-4369, or the City of Crestview's Main Street Plrograin director, Bill Kilpatrick, at689-3722.


CHAMBER continued from 1


longer competitive."
Companies that can't
compete in the marketplace
"respond by laying off
(workers), moving to a
less costly environment or
closing their doors," Roy
said.
The chamber is further
concerned that "unions
create the perception
of an 'us-against-them'
environment," Roy said.
For area businesses to be
successful, what is needed
"is management working
together with employees
toward the same goal," he
said.
Bob Wood, the
International Association of
Machinists and Aerospace
Workers (IAM) Dallas-
based communications
representative, disagreed,
saying that the union is
"offering (employees) a
voice on the job.
About 700 of Crestview
Aerospace's more than
1,000 employees could
be covered by the IAM
contract if Wednesday's
vote is in favor of it, said
L3's public relations
manager Lance Martin.
"Without a union
contract, it's employment
at will," Wood said. "The
employer can fire you for
any reason, no matter how
good you are, no matter
how many years you
worked there, no matter
what."


With a "just cause"
clause in a union contract,
Wood explained, "you
can't be fired for just any
reason."
But, said Chamber
of Commerce Executive
Director Wayne Harris,
"employees tend to work
the union contract more
than they work toward the
profitability and success
of the company. If the
company's not profitable,
nobody has a job."
The chamber is also
concerned a union
contract hampers workers'
flexibility to innovate and
perform multiple tasks,
Harris said.
"In a union environment,
you can only do the work
in the parameters of the
contract," Harris explained.
"It's limiting. That doesn't
help the business any
and it doesn't help the
employee any. If you have
to do something to get the
job done but you can't do
it because you're held back
by the union, the business
has a problem."
But from the IAM
standpoint, a union contract
would "be good for the
workers. As they are able to
negotiate higher wages and
better benefits, it will help
the entire area economy,"
said Wood. "Those good
jobs in the manufacturing
sector are what help build
the economy."


Does the area economy
need that kind of help? Not
according to the Chamber
of Commerce.
"Right now we have a
great working environment
with area businesses,"
Harris said, "and we have
the potential for other
businesses to come here.
"But I can tell you quite
honestly, representingtheex
officio economic developer
for the area, one of the first
questions a business asks
is, 'What is the strength of
the unions?'"
Chamber President Mike
Roy concurred. "It has beeAi
our experience, locally, that
unions tend to hinder out
competitive edge."

If a majority of Crestview
Aerospace employees
vote to accept the union's :'
presence at the plant,
the jobs of workers
who choose not to join
the labor organization
are protected through
Florida's status as a "right
to work" state.
Article 1,, 6 6, of the
state constitution assures
workers, "The right of
persons to work shall not
be denied or abridged on
account of membership
or non-membership in
any labor union or labor
organization."


opening his own gourmet
restaurant.
Meanwhile, his short-
term goal is to be accepted
at the prestigious Culinary
Institute of America in Hyde
Park, N.Y.
While the young chef
insists "I love cooking
everything," his Crestview
High instructor knows her
former student slightly
better.
"He was always cooking
something with mushrooms,
pasta or making creme
br-alee," said Knight. "It
was always something
out of either cream or
mushrooms."
"I love cooking for
people," said Seth Sisneros
modestly. "I like it when I
make someone happy when
I cook for them."


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4 I Crestview News Bulletin RELIGION


Let us therefore follow after
the things which make for
peace, and things wherewith
one may edify another. -
Romans 14:19
I have recently
undertaken the
disassembly of an old
structure on my property.
I had forgotten how
much easier it is to tear
down something than it
is to build it up. Boards
are pounded out with
ease and there is even a
certain euphoria involved
with busting through old
drywall with reckless
abandon. One does not
have to exercise much care
when tearing something
apart. However, there is
usually a big mess left to
clean up afterwards as you
sift through the battered
debris.
The same principle
applies to the manner in
which we interact with
other people. We find it
easier to tear other people
down than build them up.
The satisfaction derived
from this practice is that
it somehow makes us feel
better about ourselves.
I assure you that this
emotion is short-lived,
and like my construction
project at home, there is
usually a mess to clean
up. The wreckage of hurt
feelings, resentment, and
bitterness is infinitely more
difficult to mend than any
natural destruction that we
can cause.
The Bible instructs
us to follow after things
that edify. The word
edify means to build up
or establish. The Apostle
Paul instructs the Roman
church to seek those things
that make for peace and


build up those around
them. They were fighting
over days of the week and
what type of meat was
acceptable to eat. Paul
recognized that there were
those in this church that
were tearing one another
down. His command was
for them to build up one
another.
In his letters to the
Corinthian and Ephesian
churches, he states that
God blessed them with
gifts for the edifying
of the body of Christ
(1 Corinthians 14:12,
Ephesians 4:12). As God's
children who have been
quickened by the Spirit,
we all have unique abilities
that can edify another in
many aspects of life.
Is your church a
place where people are
constantly being built up
or is everyone trying to
selfishly tear one another
down? What about your
home? What about work?
We all have the capacity
to either encourage or
discourage someone else.
It takes' some work
on our part to build up
another person. First we
must put away selfishness
and pride. The Bible
refers to our tendency
to be selfish as "living
after the flesh" (Romans
8:12). It is our nature to
be selfish. When we are
living after the flesh, we
will both knowingly and
unknowingly tear others
down in order to make
ourselves look better.
However, whatever
satisfaction is garnered
from this action is short-
lived, because the flesh is
never satisfied. We must
further tear down others to


feel better about ourselves.
This is a very destructive
cycle!
The Bible teaches us that
true joy and contentment
comes from the labor of
building up others. If
we actively seek ways to
encourage others then we
receive true joy. This is our
responsibility as citizens in
the kingdom of God. Paul
wrote, "For the kingdom
of God is not meat and
drink; but righteousness,
and peace, and joy in the
Holy Ghost. For he that in
these things serveth Christ
is acceptable to God, and
approved of men (Romans
14:17-18)."
You can choose to
build up or tear down
by the words you speak
to another. How many
times have we caused
hurt feelings amongst
our brothers / sisters in
Christ, family members
or friends because of an
inappropriately spoken
word? In Proverbs 25:11,
the wise man Solomon
wrote that, "A word fitly
spoken is like apples of
gold in pictures of silver."
Let us labor to build up
one-another in both action
and deed, and follow after
peace.

Michael Green Jr is
pastor ol Palm Chapel
Primitive Baptist Church
(www.palrrchapel org) in
Crestview Palm Chapel
meets every Sunday at
10.30 a.m. and Wednesday
at 6 p.m Pastor Green can
be contacted at 689-3383
or by e-mail at pastor@
palmchapel.org. He warmly
invites you to come and
worship at Palm Chapel
Primitive Baptist Church.


FROM THE Tearing

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Please turn in your church news
briefs to the News Bulletin by 2
p.m. on Thursday.

EVENTS
CBC STUDENT
CONNECTION: Central
Baptist Church will host
a Student Community
Connection on Oct. 31 at the
ROC Center, 951 S. Ferdon
Blvd., from 6-8:30 p.m. for
students in grades 6-12.
Free food, games, candy,
contests and music will be
part of the fun. Meet new
Student Ministries Pastor
Scott Dennis, who will give
a message on the most
extreme connection ever.
FLU SHOTS: Sign up by
Nov. 14 to get flu shots at
Valley Road Baptist Church
on Nov. 28. Please call the
church office at 682-4513.
SHALIMAR HOLLY FAIR:
Shalimar United Methodist
Church will have its Holly
Fair Sat., Oct. 20 from 8:30
a.m. to 3 p.m. It includes
handmade items and bakery
items. Attendance is free. For


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details call 651-0721 or click
on the Holly Fair link at www.
shalimar-umc.org.
FALL FESTIVAL:
Wednesday, Oct. 31 from
6-8 p.m. at Live Oak Baptist
Church, 4565 Live Oak
Church Road, Crestview.
Lots of fun things for the
family, candy and prizes
for everyone. Attendance
is free. Call 682-5160 for
details.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
CATHOLIC RCIA: The
Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults (RCIA) is designed
for those seeking one or
more of the Sacraments
of Initiation; Baptism,
Confirmation, and Eucharist.
This formation process is the
church's approved method
for individuals to become
members of the Catholic
community. Sessions are held
at the Eglin Chapel Center
Annex from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
each Wednesday evening.
For more information, please
call Susan Huberty at 882-


Special to the News Bulletin
The Master's Men Quartet will be in concert on Oct. 28 at New Bethel United
Methodist Church, 5986 U.S. Highway 85. N. in Crestview. The concert begins
at 6 p.m. There will be a free will offering.


An Open Letter to :



Torn Austin, General Manager Krystal Restaurant
The Citizens of Crestview and rounding Area




It is with great difficulty and sadness that I am forced to say, "Goodbye," to the people who have

meant so much to me over the past 10has declined to renew our franchise

Even though Krystal Restaurant's corporate headqu has decsing ed to renew ou. r franchise
agreement and will close our store, I could not end without saying, "Thank you.

agreement and will close ourstore, enure.He has always worked

Tom Austin, my general manager, has been invaluable to me in his tenure. He has always worked

above and beyond the call of duty. for standing by for these

appreciate you, Tom, both as a manager and a man. Thank you

I years. fi Krystal crew that supported Tom and me in all

I also cannot neglect to say, "th et youa tonleverknow

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aretoseay, "Goodbye," and we will miss you all terribly.


God Bless and keep you,


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Owner Krystal Crestview


7320.
FREE BIBLE
CORRESPONDENCE
COURSE: Airport Road'
Church of Christ is offering
a free Bible correspondence
course. Call 682-4025 for
more information. The radio
program airs Monday through
Saturday at 5:45 a.m. on
WAAZ, 104.7 FM.
BOOK OF
REVELATIONS STUDY:
Each Sunday evening at
5 p.m., the Good Hope
Congregational Church
presents the study of the
Book of Revelations. Rev.
Tommy Coleman will be
presenting the study and
there will be finger foods
to follow every Sunday
evening. Anyone interested
may join. Call 537-4307 for
more information.
SQUARE DANCING:
The New Bethel Methodist
Church hosts square
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RATI IRAY OCTORER 20. 2007


COMMUNITY


Crestview News Bulletin I 5


Dr. Justin Clark u
All Seasons Allergy and Asthma Center, P.A.
Specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of: .
Hay Fever Asthma Contact Dermatitis
Sinus Infections Chronic Cough Hives
*Eczema Food and Medication Reactions
Justin Clark D.O.
1025 N. Beal Pkwy Suite D, Ft. Walton Beach
Phone: (850) 862-3020 Fax: (850) 862-1363


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Feo, Johnson married


in Orlando ceremony


Newlyweds Patricia and Woody Johnson were
married on Sept. 28, 2007.


Patricia Feo of
Venezuela and James
w "Woody" Johnson of
Crestview were united.
in marriage on Sept. 28,
2007 in Orlando, Fla.
The wedding was
attended by the bride's
mother, Claire, and


Crestview Office
345 E lament Lee Blvd
Cropsr..ew FL 2';1
Phone: 850 683 5822'


the groom's mother,
Rosemary Hope,
his sister, Stacy
Richardson, and his
niece, Lexi Richardson
of Kentucky.
The groom is the son
of Rosemary and Lesley
Hope of Crestview.


Antioch students'


recent activities
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The Crestview chapter of Rotary International visited
Aviators at Antioch Elementary School. The annual visit
provides every third grade student with a dictionary. Back
row: Kristina Clark, Bill Barnhill, Ginger Arthur, Sam Miller,
Ned Couey, Chris Palm, Pat Dingus, and Christina Clark's
students.


Selected Aviators at Antioch Elementary School receive
monthly book rewards for their diligent work in the
Accelerated Reader Program. Pictured with their new
books are Lela Stile, Wyatt Davis, Principal Glenda
Robinson, Brandon Johnson, and Mondreus Flavors.
Lindsey Wakayama was not present for this photo.


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Phi Beta Kappa inducts OWC honor students


NICEVILLE The following
Okaloosa-Walton College students
were recently inducted into the
Sigma Mu Chapter of Phi Theta
Kappa, the national honor society
of two-year colleges. Phi Theta
Kappa recognizes students who


have attained a high scholastic
standing.
CRESTVIEW: Derek Allbrook,
Christin Barrow, Candice
Benavente, Eddie Chappell, Kayla
Clark, Ronald Collinsworth.,
Jesica Dar, Christopher Denham,


Change a Light Campaign
As part of Energy Efficiency Month, Gulf Power
is joining the national Energy Star Change a Light
campaign and will give a compact fluorescent light bulb
to every customer who completes a free home energy
audit online during the month of October.
Go to www.energystar.gov and click on "take the
pledge" at the bottom of the page. Be sure to select Gulf
Power Company as the referring organization.
To complete the free online energy audit, just go to
www.gulfpower.com, select "Energy Saving Tips" and
click on "Energy Check Up."


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2541 S. Hwy 85
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Hanna Funk, Cara Hulion, Carter
Johnson, Brigita Kaiser, John Lang,
Laura Ott, Harry Paulus, Michael
Richards, Tamara Robertson,
Angela S.alcedo, Helen Symonette,
Rebecca Windham
LAUREL HILL: Amber Fortune


Louise Cassady
Louise Cassady, age 82, a resident of Lockhart, Ala., passed away
Friday, Oct. 5, 2007 in a Florala health facility. A native of Geneva County,
Alabama, she was the daughter of the late Daniel and Mattie Frazier
Wise.
She was employed with Franklin Company in Florala for more than
30 years and was a member of Lockhart Baptist Church.
Close to her heart was the well-being of her family. Her husband of 62
years, Leonard Webb Cassady, passed away in 2004, and a son, Marcus,
passed away in 1993.
Louise was an excellent cook and was known for her coconut cake.
Survivors are two daughters, Lynda Cassady Carmical and husband
Tommy of Crestview, and Peggy Cassady Stewart of Lockhart, Ala.;
three sons, Vernon Cassady and wife Nancy of Dallas, Texas, Randle
Cassady and wife Brenda of Birmingham, Ala., and Danny Cassady
and wife Bonnie of Creedmore, N.C.; sister, Irene Russell of Paxton; 26
grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 8 at Evans Funeral
Home with Rev. John Bryan officiating.

Marinell Hutto Turner
Marinell Hutto Turner, age 73, of Escambia Farms, passed away
Monday, Oct. 15, 2007. She was born March 27, 1934 in Baker and was
a lifelong resident of the area. Mrs. Turner was a member of Goodhope
Baptist Church and the Baker Blossom Garden Club.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Orbie and Ada Hutto; three
sisters, Helen Kilpatrick, Dorothy Hakes and infant Elizabeth Hutto; and
one brother, Homer Hutto.
Survivors include her husband of 50 years, Jim Turner; three children,
Eddy Turner of Euless, Texas, Wanda and Mark Cato of Baker and Jimmy
and Kerrie Turner of Milton, Fla.; adopted family, John and Wendy
Bovard of Kenya; one brother, Jerry and Linda Lewis of Port Arthur,
Texas; one sister, Bonnie Clauser of Baker; 13 grandchildren and 12 great-
grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 20 at Goodhope
Baptist Church with Reverends Gene Strickland, Don Smith and Jim
Skates officiating. Burial will follow in Cotton Cemetery. The family
received friends Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Flowers are appreciated or contributions may be made to Mount
Kenya Children's Home.
Brackney Funeral Service, Crestview, is in charge of arrangements.

Lucille Adams Smith
Lucille Adams Smith, age 82, of Niceville, answered her Lord's call
on Monday, Oct. 15, 2007. She was born on April 8, 1925 in Crenshaw
County, Ala. to Archie Chester Adams and Bessie Johnson Bullard.
Miss Lucy was an active member 'of Rosemont Baptist Church in
Niceville and the Order of the Eastern Star, Niceville Chapter #254. She
was also an avid quilter.
She was preceded in death by her husband, William David Smith.
Survivors include her two daughters Carolyn Ivon White and her
husband, James, of Crestview and Susan Merle Smith of Niceville; two
sisters, Louise Brazzell of Montgomery, Ala., and Phyllis Gaglione of
Cantonment, Fla.; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of
friends.
A time of visitation was from 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 17 at
Twin Cities Cremation and Funeral Services in Niceville. Funeral services
were held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 18 at Twin Cities Cremation and
Funeral Services with Rev. Billy Grimes officiating. Interment followed at
Paxton Cemetery in Paxton, Fla.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to
Covenant Hospice, 370 Redstone Drive, Crestview, FL 32536.
"She is finally at peace and pain free."
Twin Cities Cremation and Funeral Services was entrusted with the
arrangements. You may sign the guest book and memories section at
www.twincitiescremationsfunerals.com.


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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2007


6 I Crestview News Bulletin LOCAL


Tykes trike for cancer research
Brian Hughes
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and round they went, and
as they went, the money
raised for children's cancer
research increased.
On Friday, Oct. 12, nearly
a dozen youngsters at the
Edney Street Head Start/
Early Head Start Center
in Crestview took to their
tricycles and bikes and
pedaled furiously around
the track in a Trike-A-
Thon to raise funds for St.
Jude's Cancer Research for
Children.
Head Start and Early
Head Start participants
throughout Okaloosa
County participated in the
fund-raiser.
The local tally isn't in yet,
but flat donations and per-
lap donations will likely
yield "between $300 and
$400," said Michele Hooper,
early childhood education
manager at the Crestview
Head Start/.Early Head
Start Center.


Michele Hooper I Special to the News Bulletin
Kamareon Gainer, Makayla Ruffin, Kyra Blackmon,
Joseph Frazier, Tyler Glover, Aletha McElrath, Aniya
Seals, DaMarion Williams, Jamar Jones, Dominique
Brown and Lindsey Gilligan bike to raise funds.


Michele Hooper I Special to the News Bulletin
Local young cyclists raised between $300 and $400 for
children's cancer research during the fall Trike-A-Thon.


Open House and fund-raiser for LHVFD


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
LAUREL HILL How can
you .raise money for the volunteer
fire department?
On Saturday, Oct. 27, from
9 a.m. until 3 p.m., you can start
by dunking City Manager Tim
Bolduc.
Your kids can help out by
hopping in the big, bouncing
spacewalks. Then you can all feast
on yummies from a fish fry, hot


dogs and all sorts of other tasty
foods.
The fun is all part of the Laurel
Hill Volunteer Fire Department
Open House and fund-raiser to be
held at the City Hall and firehouse
building.
In addition to the dunking booth
and spacewalks, there will be a
hayride in the field across the street
from City Hall. Sparky the Fire
Dog will be on hand with advice
on-fire safety, and the firemen will
be distributing candy to the kids.


Wear your Halloween costume!
SouthernLINC Wirelesg is a
major sponsor, Bolduc said, and the
Open House is a great opportunity
to meet the firefighters and check
out their equipment.
Raffle tickets will be sold for
great prizes, said Bolduc, "and
they're going to dunk me in
the booth," he added woefully,
while fervently hoping for balmy
weather. "But it's all about raising
money for the fire department," he
conceded.


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Local residents, Helen Windsor, Don Young, Elsie
Garrett, J.T. Garrett, Debbe Young and Jerry Windsor,
visited Ground Zero in New York City.


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A group of local residents shared this photo t.
Ground Zero during their recent trip to New Yc


Among a church group
of 44 people from Gadsden,
Ala., visiting New York was
this group of three couples
from Crestview.
At Ground Zero, the
site of the World Trade
Center towers lost in the
9-11 attacks, the Crestview
couples paused in
remembrance.
At the site are (from left)
Helen Windsor, a teacher
for nearly four decades;
Don Young, former
minister of education at
the First Baptist Church of
Crestview; former county
Supervisor of Elections Elsie
Garrett; J.T. Garrett, noted
for his impersonations of
TV's "Barnie Fife"; Debbe
Young; and retired teacher
and coach Jerry Windsor.


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Respondent/ Father 2 day of October, 2007.
AMENDED NOTICE DON W. HOWARD
OF ACTION FOR CLERK OF THE CIR-
PUBUCATION CUIT COURT


1100 Legal Advertising
1110 Classified Notices
1120- Public Notices/
Announcements
1130 Adoptions
1140 Happy Ads
1150 Personals
1160 Lost
1170 Found




Legal # 100220
IN CIRCUIT COURT'
OF THE FIRST JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
Case No.:
2007-DR-4631 -C
Division: Terrance R.
Ketchel
ERIN LASKER,
Petitioner/Mother,
and
KENNETH LASKER,

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TO: Kenneth Lasker,
YOU ARE NOTIFIED
that an action for :Disso-
lution of Marriage, in-
cluding claims for dissolu-
tion of marriage, pay-
. ment of debts, division of
real and personal prop-
erty, and for payments of
support, has been filed
against you. You are re-
quired to se've a cop/ of
your v,,rien defenses ,I
or, to to ihis achonr on
A k chard Troell
Peiiiioner s attorney
.,hoe address s 550 N
Main Sireet Crestvew
Florida 32536, on or be-
fore November 12,
2007, and file the orini-
nal with the clerk of this
court at Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex, 1250
N. Eglin Parkway,
Shalimar, Florida 32579,
either before service on
Petitioner's attorney or
immediatley thereafter-
otherwise a default will
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
in the petition.
WARNING: Rule
12.285 Florida Family
Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain auto-
matic disclosure of docu-
ments and information.
Failure to comply can re-
sult in sanctions, includ-
ina dismissal or striking
ofpleadings. DATED this


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By: K. Sims
Deputy Clerk
For publication in the
Crestview News Bulletin
10/6/07
10/1 3/07
10/20/07
10/27/07


Legal # 100224
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO.
2007-CA-1377-S
LASALLE BANK NA-
TIONAL ASSOCIA-


GIVEN pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgement of Mort-
gage Foreclosure dated
September 27,2007 and
entered in. Case No.
2007-ca-1377-S of the
Circuit Court of the FIRST
Judicial Circuit in and for
OKALOOSA County,
Florida wherein LAS-
SALLE BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, AS
TRUSTEE: AND CUSTO-
DIAN FOR MERRILL
LYNCH MORTGAGE IN-
VESTORS INC.
2006-RM3 BY: SAXON
MORTGAGE SERVICES,
INC. AS ITS
ATTORNEY-IN-FACT is
the Plaintiff and WESLEY
L. YOUNG; MICHELLE L.
YOUNG are ihe Defend-
anor, I will ell to the:
highest and best bidder
for cash at IN FRONT OF
CLERK'S FRONT DOOR
OF SHALIMAR ANNEX
at 11:OOAM, on the 29th
day of Oct., 2007, the
following described prop-
erty as set forth in said Fi-
nal Judgment:


TION AS TRUSTEE
AND CUSTODIAN LOT 11, IN BLOCK C,
FOR MERRILL LYNCH SANTA ROSA PARK
SAXON MORTGAGE SUBDIVISION, AC-
SERVICES, INC. AS CORDING TO THE
I T S PLAT THEREOF AS
ATTORNEY-IN-FACT, RECORDED IN PLAT
Plaintiff, BOOK 3, AT PAGE
79, OF THE PUBLIC
vs. RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA
WESLEY L. YOUNG, COUNTY, FLORIDA.


et al, Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY


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A/K/A 217 DELUNA
ROAD SOUTHWEST,
FORT WALTON
BEACH, FL 32548
Any person claiming
an interest in the
surplus from the
sale, if any, other
than the property
owner as of the date
of the Lis Pendens
must file a claim
within sixty (60)
days after the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND
and the seal of this Court
on Oct. 4, 2007.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: K. Sims
Deputy Clerk
Publish in the Crestview
News Bulletin
Invoice To: Echevarria,
Codilis & Stawiarski
10/13/07
10/20/07


Legal # 100225
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number
07-CP-1166
r;visinn


Stringer Watters de- below. GREGORY TODD 1 Green 3 yard inter-
ceased, File Number KING has filed an appli- national dump truck
07-CP-1166, is pending ALL INTERESTED PER- cation with the Okaloosa paNEU I u l'A
in the Circuit Court for SONS ARE NOTIFIED County Department of 1 Yellow Dodge flat B1
Okaloosa County, THAT: Growth Management to bed truck
Florida, Probate Division, change the use of land as Round & Square bales
the address of which is All persons on whom this described in this notice. 1 1996 White Dodge Bahia hay for sale. Fert.
P.O. DRAWER 1359 notice is served who As an owner of property Dakota Truck _&shed kept dry, Bdker,
CRESTVIEW FL have objections that within a 300-foot radius FL. All cut this summer.
32536-1359. The names- challerie the validity of of the property involved 1 1978 Red & White $35/rd, $4/bble.
and addresses of the the will, the qualification you are hereby notified GMC 6500 Fire Truck 850-582-1054 '
personal representative of the personal as follows.
and the personal representative venue, or These items can be
representative's attorney jurisdiction of this Court REQUESTED ACTION: viewed between the -.
are set forth below, are required to file their The applicant is request- hours of 8:00 A.M. .
objections with this Court in& a rezoning .for prop- and 4:00 P.M. by com- .
ALL INTERESTED PER- WITHIN THE LATER er y located at Hwy 90 ing to City Hall in Lau-
SONS ARE NOTIFIED OF THREE MONTHS P a r c e I rel Hill. Sealed bids will
THAT: AFTER THE DATE OF 28-3N-24-0000-0014 be received until 7:00
THE FIRST PUBLICA- -0000. The requested P.M. on November 8,
All creditors of the TION OF THIS NO- change is FROM Ag to 2007. They will be ,
decedent and other TICE OR THIRTY Bg. opened by the Cbuncil
Persons having claims or DAYS AFTER THE at the regular council MERCHANDISE
demands against DATE OF SERVICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: Public meeting on that date.
decedent's estate, A COPY OF THIS Hearings to consider the The City reserves the 3100-Antiques
including unmatured, NOTICE ON THEM. re uested action will be right to refuse all bids. 3110 Appliances


contingent or
unliquidated claims, on
whom a cop of this
notice is served must file
their claims with this
Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OR THIRTY
DAYS AFTER THE DATE
OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons
having claims or
demands against the
decedent's estate,
including unmatured,
contingent or
unliauidated claims, must
file their claims with this
court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
. DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOR-
EVER BARRED.
Notwithstanding the
time periods set
forth above, any
claims filed two (2)
years or more after
the decedent's date
of death is barred.
The date of the first
publication of this Notice
is October 13, 2007.
Attorney for Personal:
SAMUEL M. PEEK
222 Government Street,
Suite D
Niceville, Florida 32578
Telephone:
[850)678-1178
Florida Bar No.: 329010
Personal Representative:
Clyde F. Morehouse
17 Marlborough Road
Shalimar, FL 32579
10/13/07
10/20/07


IN RE: ESTATE OF Legal# 100226
MILDRED ANN IN THE CIRCUIT
STRINGER WATTERS COURT IN AND FOR
Deceased. OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
NOTICE TO PROBATE DIVISION
CREDITORS CASE NO.
. -. -. 2007-CP-1181


Ihe administration at the
estate of Mildred Ann

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IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
JAMES E. KENNEDY,
Deceased,
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The administration of the
estate of JAMES E.
KENNEDY, deceased, is
pending in the Circuit
Court in and for
Okaloosa County,
Florida, Probate Division,
the address of which is
The Okaloosa County
Courthouse, 101 James
Lee Boulevard East,
Crestview, Florida
32536.
The names and
addresses of the personal
representative and the
personal representative's
attorney are set forth


All creditors of the
decedent and other
persons having claims or
demands against
decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this
notice is served within
three months after the
date of the first
publication of this notice
must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE OR
THIRTY DAYS AFTER
THE DATE OF SERV-
ICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All creditors of the
decedent and persons
having claims or
demands 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
publication of this Notice
is October 13, 2007.
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
James C. Campbell, Es-
quire
4r 1 th Avenue, Suite 2
Shalimar, Florida 32579
Tele p hone
[850)651-9313
Florida Bar No. 708283
Personal Representative:
Cameron M. Wigington
10/13/07
10/20/07

Legal # 100229 '
PUBLIC NOTICE OF
LAND USE CHANGE
OKALOOSA COUNTY


herd as follows. All
interested persons are
invited to attend and to
present verbal or written
statements.
PLANNING COMMIS-
SION: The Planning
Commission will hold a
public hearing on
1-8-07 at 5:0PM in
Water & Sewer Admin.
BIdg. 1804 Lewis Turner
Blvd Ft Walton.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS: The
Board of County
Commissioners will hold
a public hearing on Dec.
4 at 9 am in the
Okaloosa County
Courthouse 101 E. James
Lee Blvd Crestview, Fl.
NOTE: The dates, times,
and location/ address
will be provided to the
applicant by the
Department of Growth
Management.
CONTACT
INFORMATION: Further
information regarding
this notice can be
obtained from:
Gregory Todd King
7795 Grow Dr.
Pensacola, FL 32514
850-232-9853
Department of Growth
Managemetnnt 1804
Lewis Turner Blvd Ft
Walton Bch. (850)
651-7180 OR 101 East
James Lee Blvd. Crest-
view (850) 689-5080
10/20/07


Legal#100229
SURPLUS SALE
CITY OF LAUREL HILL
8209 HIGHWAY 85N
LAUREL HILL, FLORIDA
32567
The City of Laurel Hill
has the following items
to be sold by sealed
bids:


10/20/07




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



Foster Poodle Found -
can't keep please adopt.
Sweet cute funny but
needs mature owner &
discipline. 217-0625
Found: 6-9 mo old male
kitten, off Shoffner Blvd
on 10/13. Very friendly.
Call 689-2064
",.,





PETS & ANIMALS
2100 Pets
2110 Pets: Free to
Goad Home
2120 Pet Supplies
2130 Farm Animals/
Supplies
2140 Pets/Livestock
Wanted



Malti-poo, 10 wk, long
hair nan-sheddin Shots
and wormed. Females
$350. 850 689-0602 or
758-5936


2130

NEW IIJAV
2004 S & H Stock
trailer. 16'x6'6", HD
axles, trailer mats excel-
lent condition, $3900.
Call 850-902-3603


31U Arts a& rafts
3130 Auctions
3140 Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
Equipment
3170 Collectibles
3180 Computers
3190 Electronics
3200 Firewood
3220 Furniture
3230 Garage/Yard Sales
3240 Guns
3250 Good Things to Eat
3260 Health & Fitness
3270 Jewelry/Clothing
3280 Machinery/
Equipment
3290 Medical Equipment
3300 Miscellaneous
3310 Musical Instruments
3320 Plants & Shrubs/
Supplies
3330 Restaurant/Hotel
3340 Sporting Goods
3350 Tickets (Buy & Sell)


S 316


NtW TIfiAy
Lawn equipment for
sale. 14 toot enclosed
aluminum trailer. 48 inch
cut John Deer zero turn
mower & all accessories
for a lawn business. Call
850-682-9047



3170
Collectibles
Wide variety of rubber
animals, Angel statues
and music Boxes. Call
689-7695 after 10am.






HEW rIIOAy
Mitsubishi 50" High
definition / projection,
1080 model. Excellent
condition. $550
682-0150


HOUSES LOTS & LAND
TWO HOMES FOR ONE LOW PRICEI 2.7 AC, garage & 4.60 ACRES! There are two old homes, old well & oldf
workshop w/apartment. 20X20 building. MLS#472248 septic tank on property, one home may have
ONLY $69,500! 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, 5BR & 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. CUL-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, M 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 ACRES! 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
S acres available. MLS#464492 up on stilts. MLS#464634


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8 I Crestview News Bulletin


CLASSIFIED SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2007


~Hft


Crestview
Muti Family
Yard Sale!!.!
4586 Top Flight Drive.
Saturday 7am-rpm.
Directions: Pinnacle Point
at Shoal River Golf and
Country Club. Call
850-665-2665
Crestview
Sat. 6am 12
645 Alysheba Dr
Furniture, Christmas
items, car top carrier,
clothing & misc.
423-1498


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



3250
Green & boiled pea-
nuts. Also; dry & roasted
peanuts. Deer corn,
$5.75/bag. Holland
Farms (8501675-6876




FORMALS
Pagent or Prom Gowns
Sizes 6-14. From
$20-$200. Each only
worn once. Call
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
6pm. 678-8941




Wheatherby Mark V
Deluxe, Left handed bolt,
7MM Wby Mag, Very
ood condition. $900.
850-206-2852






em a

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




HEW CiP-A


Automotive
Exp Detailer
with buffing skills pre-
ferred. Apply in person
at Factory Spec., 5165
S. Ferdon, Crestview
Can You Dig it? Hea
Equipment School. 3wk
training program. Back-
hoes, Bulldozers,
Trackhoes. Local job
placement assistance.
Start digging dirt.
866-362-6497 or
888-707-6886.
Can You Dig it? Heavy
Equipment School. 3wk
training program. Back-
hoes, Bulldozers,
Trackhoes. Local job
Placement assistance.
Start digging dirt.
866-362-6497 or
888-707-6886.
Drivers

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

Drivers

NEWSPAPER
CARRIERS
The Northwest Florida
Daily News is ,seeking
carriers in the following
areas:
DeFuniak

Crestview

000000

Navarre

Walton Co.

Mary Esther

No phone
calls,
please.
Requires valid driver li-
cense, clean driving
record, dependable
transportation and
proof of auto insur-
ance.


Applications accepted
Mon Fri 9am- 4pm,
200 NW Racetrack Rd,
Ft. Walton Beach. No
phone calls.
NORTHWEST FLORIDA


Daily


Education
Now accepting applica-
tions for employment at
Learning Tree Day
School, Inc., 201 Valley
Road. Must be at least
18 years of age. Apply
in person only.


Eduction/Training
Wee Worshiper
Nursery Staff

Requirements: Love for
the Lord, 2. Love for little
ones, 3. Willingness to
pray with, teach, & care
for Wee Worshippers.
Previous exp. w/children
6 wks-3yrs necessary.
Background check & rets
reg'd. Possible
15hrs/wk. Applications
at 1st UMC, 599 8th
Ave. Crestview or call
Delynn or Diane,
682-2018
Web ID #27771761


Manufact'g/Production
Fiberglass
Lamination
Team Leader -
Boat
Manafacturer
Fiberglass Lamination
Team Leader for a
start-up boat mfg facil-
ity in the Freeport area.
Must have extensive
knowledge of fiberglass
boat lamination proc-
esses, must have com-
puter e-maill knowl-
edbe. Will be respon-
sibTe for refining proc-
ess, procedure and ex-
penditures. Excellent
pay DOE and skills test
results. 850-837-6169


Other
Needed Exp Home
Seamstresses. Local 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
Sitter
needed in Crestview in
their home for 6 .yr old
child. 305-0483

Real Estate
Manager
Brookmeade Apts.
Crestview, 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 canbe picked up at
Creslview 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
t 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.










5100 Business
Opportunities
5110 Money to Lend


Lawn care business, es-
tablished turn key busi-
ness, 90% of com-
mericial & residential cus-
tomers located in Crest-
view. Business name,
phone numbers &yellow
page ad included. 16'
enclosed trailer,
reskinned & new logos
applied. 12' open trailer.
Top of the line equip-
ment; Skag, Stilh, etc. Se-
rious injuries only. Call
for appt. 537-8360 or
537-8828








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.
Call 850 537-4175


HEW rTDAY


Now Available
Crestview Professional
office Building 2426sf,
Best use Medical/ At-
torney or general office
use. Next to Eglin Fed-
eral Credit Union on S.
Ferdon Blvd. 850
729-3748 / 621-0046
Office/Retail space for
lease. Hwy 90 East near
Emmanuel Baptist
Church. 1000sf, $100
mo, triple net, plus de-
posit. 682-0791 (Dan) or
830-8411



2 BR Townhome No
pets $500 deposit, $500
rent. 682-8867 leave
message
Crestview- 1 br apt,
692 Kenneth Ave. Com-
pletely furnished incl utili-
ties. No pets. $650mo
682-3166
Crestview Inn
Motel $35 daily; $175
weekly, Furnished effi-
ciency $200 Weekly.
$500 4 weeks.
Call 682-4466
Crestview, 1 br furn.
all until. $750/mo. +
$750/dd. Call
837-5738



Crestview 303 Purl
Adams, 2 br, 1 V ba,
W/D. $753/mo + dep
Avail now. 543-4742
Destin: 5br. 2Y2ba
furn'd $3000mo. + util.
2 deep water boat slips
w/lifts. Call 837-0010



4 br, 2 ba, large
fenced yard, outside pets
welcome. $1000/mo. +
dep. Call 902-1065

1st Month Free!
Crestview new homes
Starting at $750/mo
dd. 850 835-0432
Brand new 3br, 2ba
homes in quiet subdivi-
sion. Easy access to
Crestview & Niceville.
Starting at $885. per
month. Call
850-689-2221
Move-In Readc
BWB large 2087sf, 4
br, 2 ba 2 cg, FP, FL
room, quiet neighbor-
hood w/2 pools. All
gppls. Yard maint. incl.
$1345 + SD. Pets nego.
1-3 yr lease avail. (850)
428-1708 or 729-0114


>


Affordable waterfront
3 br 2ba, $355,000.
houseflipperl 972.com
Call 850-259-4274
Crestview
Owner financing
3br 2ba 1cg brick FP
Ig fenced yard, 1478sf,
$152K. $3000 down.
$991/mo. 865-2769


NTW WAV
Crestview
Real Estate
Professionals!
Before you settle for a
50% split on someone
else's listings, check out
our 90% split to the sell-
inq agency 7 MLS #s
477991 477996,
477998 & 477999
We are a quality
builder that believes in
paying the selling
agent well because
"nobody gets paid until
the deal closes". Visit
our website for inven-
tory photos and floor
plans at:
www.eaglebldg.com.
CBC# 1-23662


1- 6140
Crestview 2br, 1.5ba,
fenced in, no pets/
smoke. $625/mo + dep.
682-6868
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 yd. S ot
1-10. 423 Apple Dr. No
pets/smoke. $800/mo
+dd. 897-1394
Crestview 3 br, 2 ba,
S. 1-10. Very nice. No
smoking Section 8 ok.
682-9619
Crestview- 3br, 1.5ba
brick, fenced yard, $850
mo+dd. Rick Epperson
broker/owner 865-8777
Crestview, quiet clean,
3br 2ba, 1216sf, I.
secluded lot close Tno
town. Appl. Pets neg.
Lawn care. $800/mo +
dd. 850-423-0967
New home, Auburn
area. No smoking/pets.
On 1 acre. Large 3 brs,
2 ba, 1600sl large
kitchen. $950/mo. +
$975 dep. Will with 1st
month rent or dep.
240-0890
North Crestview, 3
br, 1 1/2 ba. Great Loca-
tion Close to Schools,
Brick home, fenced yard,
no pets $825mo, +dd,
902-0664




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




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







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


I '7150 -
Build Your
Dream
Retirement
Home
Land starting at
$79,900. On 18hole
championship golf
course. Home of GolFDi-
est Schools. Blue Ridge
tn setting. Comfortable
4 season climate. Enjoy
low taxes and low cost of
living in top-rated cultural
& recreational location.
Perfect for vacation/ re-
tirement. Call now
866-334-3253 ext1348.

LAKE PROPERTY
Pre-Construction Grand
Opening! Dockable Lake-
front 5C- Only $39,900
Save $10,00 1 One Day
Sat. Nov 17th. New to
market! Spectacular wa-
terfront acreage on Lake
Dannellyl Park-like sett-
ing, gorgeous AL loca-
tion. Private, gated com-
munity. Excellent financ-
ing. Must see. Call now
& ask how to Pay No
Closin Costsl
1-800-564-5092 x907


2005 Monile Suites loaded with extras
Including: Adj. King bed, 2 piece wid, Fireplace, Air ride susp & pin.
2005 F350 HD Lariat loaded, tool box, CB, 20K hitch. Save 40% (orig.
$140m). Like new condition.
Call Jim Davis at 1-850-689-0419 for appt. to see.


Retire to
South Carolina!
4br, 2ba, $229000.
New home on 18-hole
championship golf
course. Golf Digest
School facility. Blue
Ridge Mtn setting. Com-
fortable 4 season cli-
mate. Enjoy low taxes
and low cost of living in
top-rated cultural & recre-
ational location. Perfect
for vacation/ retirement.
Call now 866-334-3253
ext1340.







1996 16x80 2 br 2 ba
mobile home on 1 acre
with fenced in back yard.
12x12 storage building
asking $95K. CalI
689-617 or 758-8466







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-
giny and Downtown
New Orleans. 9.5' ceil-
ings, warm hard wood
floors, rear deck.
No water
damage due to
Katrina
Ask for Greg (504)
460-5408


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

GMC 2500 HD 2006
6.0L engine, 4 wd, crew
cab, 2K2K miles, truck
box, running boards, bed
mat, dual Flowmaster ex-
haust exc. cond.
$24,900. Call
850-902-3603

MOT81ORCYCLE


8320 ATV/O Road Vehicles Wanted to Buy
8330 Campers & Trailers disabled street bikes, dirt
8340 Motorhomes bikes, 4-wheelers, all
others considered, we
pay cash and will
pclup. 850-517-7731
8 110


NEW TODA iNAL
--- 7I 8320


Buick LaSabre
Limited 2000
Very clean, silver, V6.
Runs great. 117K miles.
$4800 oab. 682-4369
or 758-1020
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
Pontiac Grand Prix SE
1998 One owner, excel-
lent condition. Good aas
mileage. $5200. Call
850-865-2936



Nissan Xterra 2000
4x4 red, $7500. Call
53/-4566


06 Honda Civic LX 4Door Sedan
AT, All Power, New Tires, 31K Miles
One Owner, Great Gas Milage $15,995


07 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab SLT
V8, AT Loaded, 20 in Wheel Grou Only 12K Miles, Factory Warr
New Truck Price: $31000 SAL PRICE $20,995 Must See


05 Chevy TrailBlazer Ext. LS Gray w/ Cloth Int.
V6, Factory Running Board, 3rd Seat, Loaded, Only 29K Miles
NADA Retail Value: $18750 SALE PRICE $15,995
(Two to Choose From)









04 GMC Yukon SLT Dark Gray w/ Leather Int.
3rd Row Seat, Factory Running Board, Captain's Chairs
Power Sunroof, Loaded $22,995


NEW TUAY

'02 Polaris
Sportsman 700
Warn winch, adult rid-
den, low hours, $3500
obo. Call 689-8536


[ 8320M --


NEW OOAV
Honda Rancher
ES 2004
2 wheel drive, 456
miles, 89.7 hrs. 26x12V/2
Swamp Pro mud tires on
rear. $3000. 758-1047



8330 -
Cargo Trailer
2Oft 2006
Custom cabinets, fridge,
microwave, CD player,
lights. Perfect for ATVs or
dirt bikes. $6000obo.
305-0769

Hunter's Special
15' Camper (1970's
model). Just Remodeled
for Semi-permanent
Placement w/110 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
abo. 682-6496 or
499-7457


06 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 4WD Silver
Auto, 4.0L Engine, 4591 Miles, Local Trade in, Looks Brand New
Retail Value: $22775 SALE PRICE $20,995


05 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT Silver
Sto'n Go Seating, 3.8 V6, Alloy Wheels, Power Sliding Doors
New Tires, Loaded, 44K Miles, Must see
LOCAL TRADE $14,995


06 Ford Five Hundred Beige w/ Beige Cloth
Int Auto, V6, Loaded, Factory Warr, Low Payments
No Money Down; NADA Retail Value: $14800
SALE PRICE $13,995
16 -


05 Chevy TrailBlazer Ext. LS Gray w/ Cloth Int.
V6, Factory Running Board, 3rd Seat, Loaded, Only 29K Miles
NADA Retail Value: $18750 SALE PRICE $15,995
(Two to Choose From)


,Claude Mitchell
":- With over 30 years experience
P in the automobile business,
.. I encourage you to come in and
EHEV ILL let's look at your vehicle needs.
HEV -L With current cash incentives &
finance plans, together we
will find a solution that best
suits your situation.

ward- -- Your Silverado Headquarters Locally Owned & Operated
CHEVROLET 4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview
682-2731


GOOD CREDIT, BAD CREDIT WE CAN HELP!
ALL CREDIT APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED EVEN OVER THE PHONE
**GO TO LEEAUTOMOTIVE.COM FOR MORE PHOTOS**


_C__RYSLER Jeep


Lee Chrysler Dodge Jeep

5200 Highway 85 South Crestview (850)689-3200. leeautomotive.com


8100 Antique & Collectibles
8110- Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Trucks
8140- Vans
8150 Commercial
8160- Motorcycles
8170 Auto Parts
& Accessories
8210 Boats
8220 Personal Watercraft
8230 Sailboats
8240 Boat & Marine
Supplies










SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2007 LOCAL


Crestview's 9th Annual



November 4th, 2007

Crestview Wal-Mart Parking Lot
S. (In Crestview on Highway 85 by 1-10)
Registration 9:30 -11:00 a.m.
($10 and a NEW unwrapped toy.)
Contact: Ken Henninger at 537-9798



o& Vo (w0 10v^ (So hold on to your registration ticket)
All after the ride... at the VFW on 90 west of town


All Motorcdcl.



^y Welcomed
Thanks to your
contributions in 2006
at the Toys for Kids Toys and Donations
ride, Families First
Network was able accepted at Wal-Mart
to supply gifts and/or parking lot on
gift certificates to all
the children Nbe 4th
i their care, up to age o vem ber 4th
17. As of September,
kaloosa County alone 9:30 11:00am
has 1,251 children in Distribution of all toys and
need. funds by
Families First Network


Richbourg dance team adopts a Marine


Alexis Hawthrone
Special to The
News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW At
Richbourg Middle School,
the Starz Dance Team has
adopted Austin Cook.
The dance team adopted
the Marine because he is
from Crestview and used
to walk the halls of RMS
10 years ago, from 1997 to
2000.
During his years at RMS
he played tennis, soccer,
and was a member of the
Honor Society.
William Moore, who
teaches at Richbourg, was
Austin's soccer and tennis
coach for his three years at
the school.
Moore was not surprised
that Austin chose to enter
the Marines Corps after
graduation.
Even as a middle
school student, he already
possessed many of the
qualities of a good Marine,
Moore said. He was
dedicated, disciplined and
committed to excellence.
Dance coach Cherrie
Manchester met Austin
eight years ago when he
and her daughter, Denee,
briefly dated and attended
Cotillion together.
Manchester found out


about Austin going to Iraq
through a conversation
with his mother, Amanda
Cook, who is a teacher at
Laurel Hill School.
Lance Cpl. Austin is 21
years old and is a rifleman.
He has been in the Marines
for more than three years,
and he is honored to serve
with his fellow Marines in a
foreign land to work toward
defeating terrorism.
He is going to be gone
for at least six months and
will be on roving patrols in
Iraq.
He feels that it is not a
war anymore, but a conflict
in Iraq.
Furthermore, he said
things are better over
there and it will continue
to get better, as long as
the Marines and other
members of the military
can do their jobs.
He also thinks America's
people were immediately
ready to beat terrorism at
all costs right after Sept.
11, but now they have lost
that drive and they need to
regain it if they plan to end
terrorism.
Lance Cpl. Austin Cook
had this advice for the
students at RMS: The key
to success is teamwork and
giving 110 percent to those
who are trying to train


unerrie Manchester
Special to The News Bulletin
Lance Cpl. Austin Cook
you.
Although he learned
that from one of his drill
instructors, students can
apply that in their everyday
academics.
Some things. he
remembers from his days
at RMS are playing tennis
and soccer for Coach Moore
and he clearly remembers
shanking the goal that
could have wofn the game
against Meigs his 8th grade
year.
The Starz Dance Team
looks forward to sending
him care packages to Iraq
and prays for his safe
return.

Alexis Hawthrone is a 7"'
grader at Richbourg Middle
School.


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Our New Cancer


Specialists


Sacred Heart Hospital and its Medical Oncology
Group are pleased to announce the addition of
three outstanding cancer specialists who have
offices in Crestview, Milton, Opp, Ala., and next
to Medical Center Clinic on North Davis Highway,
Pensacola.

Joining Sacred Heart Medical Oncology Group are:
Dr. Jerrald Kuenn, Dr. Mark Boatright and
Dr. Ranjith Dissanayake. These board-certified
oncologists/hematologists will continue to see
patients at all four of their current office locations.

The three oncologists, who have more than 50
years of combined experience in cancer care, have
joined Medical Oncology Group that includes.
Dr. Thomas Sunnenberg, Dr. Silwan Chedid and
Dr. Tarek Eldawy at 5375 N. Ninth Avenue.


Medical Oncology
Group Locations
348 Medcrest Dr.
Crestview, FL 32536
850-682-6345

8331 N. Davis Hwy.
Pensacola, FL 32514
850-474-8382

5375 N. 9th Ave.
Pensacola, FL 32504
850-416-6933

6072 Doctors Park Dr.
Milton, FL 32570
850-626-9653

802 N. Main St.
Opp, AL 36467
334-493-0422


For more information, please call 474-8382
or visit wivtw.sacred-heart.org.


In my last column, I said
I felt that some changes
were good.
No doubt, some of you
readers felt that perhaps
my column was changing
writers or even coming
to an end.
Fortunately, that's not
the case! I'm still here,
and hope that I"Will now'
return to writing my bi-
monthly column. I realize
that, it's been a while,
but my absence was
unavoidable, and due to
several "changes."
The first change began
the last week of July, as
we left for a planned
weeklong visit to my
grandparents' house in
Napoleon, Mich.
As I said, we'd only
planned on staying there
for a week; the purpose
for our visit being to
check on Grandma (who'd
been diagnosed with liver
cancer in mid-June, and
had begun chemotherapy
shortly afterwards) and to
be sure Grandpa wasn't
overdoing it, too.
We arrived on July 29,
and as we arrived we
discovered the hospital
had discharged Grandma,
telling Grandpa that,
"(they) weren't doing
anything that couldn't
be done at home." This
is good, right? Well, we
thought so, but in a couple
of days we were told that
the opposite was true;
Hospice began home care
on Aug. 2.
The doctor told us
he'd hoped the chemo
treatments would "buy"
her three to six months,
but her body couldn't
tolerate the lowest dose,
so there was nothing else
to be done.
Her doctor felt that her
rapid deterioration would
bring death within 10
days to two weeks.
Since school wasn't
starting until Aug. 20,
we made the decision to
stay, to spend time with
Grandma, and to help out
at the house. We wanted
to support Grandpa as he
lost his soul mate of 52
years.


By the second week,
things began to slowly go
downhill. Grandma could
no longer use the walker
to get from her bedroom
to the family room, nor
could she help us get her
into and out of bed, plus
she no longer was eating
On Aug. 10, Hospice
delivered a hospital bed;
my dad had to talk 'her
into just "trying it out," as
she didn't want to leave
her bed.
My mom re-arranged
the family room, so the
hospital bed could be
by the window, and so
Grandma could see the
television, then she helped
Grandma make the trip
into the family room a
final time.
Hospice continued to
visit, but the staff told us
they expected her to "let
go" over the weekend,
and we should just call
them.
But Grandma held on;
and everyone was shocked
that she was still with
us on Aug. 13. Although
her vital signs showed
improvement, Grandma
was just "there"; the only
movement she had was
her chest as she breathed
deeply.
Grandpa wasn't
holding up well he felt
guilty if he left her side,
because he didn't want to
miss a minute of spending
time with her.
At the same time, he
found it impossible to see
her in this state and not be
able to do anything.
The priest gave
Grandma last rites and
the family communion on
Monday night, Aug. 13.
Grandma died on Aug. 16
at about 2:20 p.m.
This would lead to other
problems for Grandpa,
my dad, my uncles, and
the whole family.
It was "race weekend,"
as in NASCAR at Michigan
International Speedway
(MIS).
My grandparents live
about 4 miles from MIS
and Brooklyn, the town
where the track is located,
is also where the funeral


home and the church are.
Because the town is so
small in size and the traffic
becomes a nightmare,
the Department of
Transportation makes the
only road a two lane
road one direction into
Brooklyn in the morning,
and then one way out of
Brooklyn once the race
has only 50 laps left!
Add to that, the
Michigan State Police
are brought in to assist
the local police, so we
also couldn't get any
assistance from the police
in getting to and from the
funeral home, church, and
cemetery.
Due to these
circumstances, we held
visitation on Saturday
afternoon, and had a
Rosary service on Sunday
evening, with the funeral
service and burial on
Monday, Aug. 20.
The fact that by the
time NASCAR finally had
a dry day to run the race,
most people had returned
home, made these days a
little easier to get around
town.
Worried about
Grandpa, we tried to get
him through the first
several days, but we had
to head for home.
On Aug. 24, we left for
home, but because it's a
two-day drive, I missed
the entire first week of
school which for me is
a big deal.
I know, this is one of
those things that happen
that you have no control
over, but this bothers me
for some reason maybe
because its my senior year,
I really don't know.
So, now, quite some
time later, I seem to be
finally done catching up
on what I missed, and
am finally getting my
life back on some kind of
schedule.
And I've learned
how to better cope with
"change," as well as those
unavoidable things that
happen in life.
This must be what's
known as growing up, I
guess.


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SPORTS


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Schedule
Volleyball
(Crestview)
District Tournament
at Fort Walton Beach,
Monday to Thursday
(Laurel Hill)
Disrtict Tournament at
East Hill, Tuesday to
Thursday
(Baker)
District Tournament
at Fort Walton Beach,
Monday to Thursday
Football
(V)
Crestview at Milton,
Friday at 7 p.m.

Vernon at Baker, Friday at
7 p.m.
(JV)
Milton at Crestview,
Thursday at 4 p.m.

(MIDDLE SCHOOL)
Davidson at Richbourg,
Tuesday 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 & 6 years Pee-Wee-
Coed
7, 8, & 9 Training Girls
7, 8 & 9 Training Boys
10, 11& 12 Jr. Varsity -
Girls
10, 11 & 12 Jr. Varsity -
Boys
13, 14 & 15 Varsity Girls
(Pending on participation)
13, 14 & 15 Varsity Boys

Participants will be
placed by age, previous
year's team or through the
draft.
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
thebasketballleague, please
contact the Crestview Parks
& Recreation Center at
(850) 682-4715. You can also
view more information
on their Web site at www.
cityofcrestview.org.


Lowball Results


WHAT A GAME IT'S GOING TO BE


I BOX
by Robert Young

After a powerhouse
game on Oct. 1 the
Davidson Panthers are
looking to take back what
they think is rightfully
theirs after a 33-26-heart
stopper.
Richbourg is setting
their sights on taking the
Panthers off the list once
again after they rushed
for 388 yards last game
compared to Davidson's
245 yards.
But when you look at
the charts, Davidson's
biggest loss was the
two fumbles they gave
up during back-to-
back onside kicks from
Richbourg and two more
during the second and


fourth quarters. With a
total of four fumbles, that
is definitely something
that turned the game
around in Richbourg's
favor.
Now these two rivals
are looking to collide
once more in the second
rescheduled make-up
game this season.
Some of the big
players to look for
this game are Andrew
Thomas and William
Jefferies, who both had
more than 100 yards
rushing and accounted
for the majority of the
touchdowns that night.
Davidson's Drew
Gibbons as well as Dillan
Lawson and quarterback
Dakota Dean are all stars
for the Panthers, and
combined they kept the
drive going for a losing
Panthers team with 299
yards total offense.
With only one
interception and a 27-
yard pass to Stephen


Claude Stiles
Jerry Devoy
Norm Hullinger
Jesse Dennis
Bill Chandler

Steve Mobley
Werth Pirtman
Neil Thompson
David Gansel

Da% id Smith
Paul Co)ne
Ron Leighton
Dale Boule>
Jim Cro%%


Gary Zick
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Brian Kamrowski
Gene Kester


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Richbourg rushes three yards into scoring position
on Oct. 1 during their first game versus Davidson.


Frye in the final minutes
of the game, there's only
hope for the young new
quarterback to step up
his passing game and
find more of the wide
receivers that Head
Coach Chrisl Small
places out on the field.
And with Richbourg,
the only real way for
Davidson to take away
a second win for the
Roadrunners is to shut
down Andrew Thomas
altogether.


Without Thomas the
Roadrunner rushing
, game would take a hard
hit: With only Jefferies
to back it up, Richbourg
will have to switch up on
a passing game, which
didn't succeed at all with
five incompletions and
no yards thrown.
I'm looking forward
to the second take on this
town rivalry game.
Be there or be square
at 6 p.m. this Tuesday at
Crestview High School.


To see coverage from the Crestview-FWB / Baker-Holmes

games please visit our Web site at crestviewbulletin.com.

See Wednesday's issue for even more information.


Aaron Daniel
Dale Andersen
Darrell Salter
Gene Parish


Foster Families
of America

Dr. Joseph Peter
Jerry Scheurer 61
Bill Carrico
Kevin.McArthur

Mike Mangau
Bill Leach 63
Heath O ens
A J. Anderson

Rick Williams
Chris Garick 64
Rick Hollis
Joe Loreutz

Sliawnr Lupella
Doug Baggert 69
Mike Baggert
STim Flahertny

David O'Brien
Jimmy Russell 70
Ken Scritchfield
Dalton Jones


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COLLEGE PICKS BY THE COMMUNITY Big games of the week! Who will the experts stand beside?







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Mayor of Director of Manager of Chief of Sports Editor Editor of City Council Assistant to Postmaster CHS Defen- President of
n Crestview Maintenance Wal-Mart Poice of CNB CNB Member the Mayor of Crestview sive Lineman CrestviewFNB
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Michigan State @ Ohio State
Auburn @ LSU
Florida @ Kentucky
California @ UCLA
Texas Tech @ Missouri
Tennessee @ Alabama
Miami @ FSU
Penn State @ Inidiana
Virginia @ Maryland


Personal Favorite

Leaderboard


Turner


Ohio State Ohio State


LSU


Kurpil


Mitchell


Ohio State Ohio State


LSU


Young


Brooks


Parker


Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State


Conrad


Blair


Sanders


Rice Jr.


Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State


Auburn LSU


Florida Kentucky Florida Florida Florida Kentucky Florida Florida Florida Kentucky Florida


California California


California California


Missouri Missouri Missouri Texas Tech


Alabama Tennessee
FSU FSU
Penn State Penn State
Maryland Virginia


California California California


Missouri


California California California California


Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Texas Tech Texas Tech


Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Alabama
Miami Miami Miami FSU FSU
Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State


Virginia Maryland


Maryland


Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama


, Miami


Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State


Virginia Maryland Maryland Virginia Maryland Virginia


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Award Winning Ifrom those involved in our community. FREED
Newspaper, Please direct all sports news, information and results to
Florida ParssociatAI Sports Editor Robert Young at (850) 682-6524 or by e-mail NEWSPAPERS.INTERACTIVE
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