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Laurel Hill students Ethari Jackson and Richard Dixon make adjustments to the Robo Hobo in preparation
for Saturday's BEST competition.

Laurel Hill students prepare for robot competition


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
LAUREL HILL The year is 2021.
As NASA prepares for astronauts'
arrival on Mars, robots must unload
automated supply vehicles.
But due to the harsh climate, the task
must be completed in three minutes or


less.
Fortunately, the Robo Hobo is nearing
readiness to accept the challenge.
Under the watchful eye of science
teacher Ben Kackley, about 40 Laurel Hill
School students have been diligently-
working for the past five weeks in
preparation for Saturday's Emerald
Coast BEST Robotics competition.


Gulf Power sponsors the daylong
regional contest, held at the University
of West Florida in Pensacola, with teams
from schools in Escambia, Walton, Santa
Rosa and Okaloosa counties. Laurel
Hill School is the only competitor from
Okaloosa.
See ROBO A3


Barbara Melton I Special to The News Bulletin
Baker Class of 1927 alumna Lois Walker
Melton is joined by her nephew J.R Melton
(Baker Class of 1962) and her sister Opal
Middleton (Baker Class of 1933).


Celebrating

more than

a century of

memories
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletini -- -
BAKER When Lois Walker Melton
attended Baker School, things were a bit
different than they are today.
Kids who lived within two miles of
the 1915 brick building walked to school.
The day began with a Bible reading and
recitation of the Lord's Prayer. There was
actually a recess period each morning.
Melton, Baker School's oldest living
graduate, was reminiscing about those
See ALUMNA A3


Curtain up! Crestview theater troupe forms


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW Like Mickey, Judy and
their gang, that bubbly, contagious "let's
put on a show" enthusiasm has erupted
in the Hub City with the formation of
Sthe Crestview Community Theatre.
"Our purpose is to remove Crestview
From its culturally deficient status
and showcase our many talents," said
Shirley Cadle, a retired Crestview High
music and drama teacher and one of the
troupe's organizers.
"Our town is growing with a
population ready to have community
*heater, art and music festivals," Cadle
$aid. "The Crestview Community
* Theatre vas born (to fulfill) part of
those needs."
A number of / theater enthusiasts
turned out for the organizing meeting
on Sept. 27 at Sonny's Real Pit Bar-B-Q.
'A There the troupe was organized and


its first season was planned, beginning
with February's season opener, a lively,
hysterical British farce (the title of which,
will be announced at the next meeting).
Next year's season will include a
small-cast play, a large cast musical,
a small-cast musical, "and a summer
children's workshop ending with a
production," Cadle said.
"Our biggest problem is finding a
place to perform," said Cadle. "We think
we'd just drown in the Community
Center. But if you have a will to perform,
you'll find a place."
The comedy that will launch the
troupe.-and its first season will be
directed by a theater veteran. Crestview
resident Thomas Hood, one of the CCT
founders, holds a theatre and opera
performance degree from Stetson
University.
Crestview Community Theatre, is
See THEATER A3


WANT TO HELP
PUT ON A SHOW?
Come to the next CCT meeting
on Thurs Oct. 25, 6:30 p.m. at
the Coach-N-Four Steak House,
605 W James Lee Blvd. Let
organizers know in advance if
you're coming. Contact Shirley
Cadle, 682-6828, dec55@cox.
net, or Thomas Hood, tghoodl5@
yahoo.com, 496-7288.
NOTE: This is an organizational
meeting only. Auditions for the
February production will be
announced soon.


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ROB0 continued from Al


Founded in 1993, BEST
,(Boosting Engineering, Science
and Technology) runs an annual
themed robotics competition. Each
participating school is given the
:same kit of equipment and parts
and has six weeks to build its
robot.
"You really learn what you're
;made of during those six weeks,"
;Kackley said.
: On Saturday, the Robo Hobo
'will have three minutes to leave its
"base," travel across the Martianl
!landscape, pick up its load of
supplies, and deliver it to a bin.
:, Four schools compete in each
:round in a round-robin style
competition.
"Building and competing the
'robot is actually a small part of the
* competition explained Kackley.
I Laurel Hill students from sixth
:grade through 12 have formed not
:only the construction team, but also
:marketing and spirit teams.
; Concurrent to the actual robot
competition, each student team
'forms a "company" in this case
-Robo Hobo Inc. to pitch its robot
,product to its potential client in a
: competitive bid scenario. This year
-the client is NASA.
,, At a Monday late-night after-
*.chool work session, Robo Hobo
:Jnc.'s student CEO Dillon Clary
;aid "I think we'll be ready."
:. "I've been seeing all the teams
:putting in a lot of extra hours,"
confirmed Kackley.
Laurel Hill's BEST entry is a
.school-wide effort, Kackley said.
"We have teachers from all kinds of
disciplines working on this effort."
: Language arts teachers Neisha
'Williams and Jenny Stokes, who
'also teaches science, are advising
'the team working on the project
summary notebook.
* Science teacher Joan Mitchell
advises the design and construction
teams. "The kids have definitely
worked hard," she said proudly.
Pre-K teacher Debbie Clary
documents the six-week process. A
marketingteam,headedbylanguage


ALUMNA
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Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Community and faculty advisers help students solve problems as
they build the Robo Hobo. From left, physicist Don Bland, engineer
Ethan Jackson, Robo Hobo Inc. CEO Dillon Clary, retired USAF Gen.
Robert Chedister, science teacher Ben Kackley, and
engineer Richard Dixon.


arts teacher Mildred Strickland, is
writing and assembling Robo Hobo
Inc. promotional materials. Among
them is a special Web site being
designed by student Tony Silva. ,
"We're a K-12 school, so everyone
comes together when it's needed,"
Kackley said.
The effort has likewise
motivated members of the tight-
knit community.
As retired Air Force Gen. Robert
Chedister dropped off an armload
of pizza and soft drinks, Kackley
said, "He really helps the kids keep
focused."
Meanwhile, Chedister's
neighbor, General Dynamics
physicist Don Bland, is scrawling
schematics on the science lab
blackboard for an attentive
audience of young engineers.
"He has been really gredt,"
said Kackley. "There's been an
outpouring of help. Advisers like
Bland help the students reach an
idea and make it a reality."
Laurel Hill residents Joel
Weekley and Earl Jernigan loaned


power tools and tool shop services,
respectively. Kenneth Jackson built
a practice field simulating the
competition course. .
Under BEST rules, advisers, both
faculty and community members,
are not permitted to do any of the
robot engineering or construction.
The students must do all' of the
work.
"We had to use what they
(BEST) gave us," explained student
engineer Richard Dixon. "That's
what made it more difficult."
"We have some really good kids
who are really mechanical. It's been
really fantastic to see them each
rise to the challenge as it comes,"-
said Kackley proudly.
Teacher and community advisers
"have a hands-off approach. We just
kinda guide them," he continued.
"You don't think they can do it, but
then you step back and when they
get together, they're really good."
How good? The whole north
county will find out Saturday as
the Laurel Hill Robo Hobo vies to
be the best of the BEST.


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Barbara Melton I Special to The News Bulletin
Lois Walker Melton, who recently celebrated her 101 st
birthday, is Baker School's oldest living graduate.


days once again when her
family gathered from far and
wide in Palm Coast, Fla. to
celebrate her 101st birthday
on Oct. 12.
Listening to her stories,
people realize some things
never change.
While new school subjects
include foreign languages,
auto repair and computer
science, core subjects such
as reading, math, history,
English, and biology are still
as important now as they
were when Melton graduated
80 years ago.
And, as they did back
in the day of that bright,
vivacious Baker Class of 1927
grad, kids still assign each
other silly nicknames that
stick for life.
"I remember J. Wheeler
McCart getting the nickname
'Jug,'" Melton recalled. "He
put his hand on his hip with
his elbow bent. Someone
said, 'You look like a jug.'
The name stuck with him
throughout his life."
Lois Walker was just 3
when her family of nine
moved from Opp, Ala. to a
small town in Florida called
Cobb, which today we know
as Baker.
"The 60-mile move was
made with seven children
ranging in age from 1 to 16
years in two mule-drawn
wagons," said Melton's sister
Opal Middleton, a member
of the Baker Class of 1933.
"Dolly, the milk cow,
walked behind the wagons
until she became exhausted
and had to be left with a farm
family en route," Middleton
said. (Don't worry: The girls'
14-year-old brother Buron
was sent back to fetch Dolly
to the family's new home.)
The Walker family
worked as tenant farmers
for two years while they
cleared 60 acres of their own
and built a four-room house
with lumber cut from their
property. They produced
cotton, as well as most of the
food they ate.
"Lois said she got a head
start picking cotton at age 6
because (sister) Myrtle, age
8, would not pick without
her," Middleton recalled.


At that time, 10h-grade
students could take a teacher
training course. Lois earned
a third-grade teaching
certificate. "I taught in a
one-teacher school at Beach
Branch for a salary of $50 a
month," Melton said. She
also taught for a year in Jay,
Fla.
(Brother Buron took the
exam and earned a first-
grade teaching certificate,
the first one earned in
Okaloosa County. He taught
until World War II, and then
enlisted in the service.)
While Lois Walker was
teaching, she also maintained
her studies so she could
graduate with he'rl das:Still.
'he sav'ed e6ogh&,.iM i -0so
their father could, enlarge
the four-room family home.
Later she and sister Myrtle
bought their family its first
car.
It was "a 1928 Chevrolet
4-door sedan," recalled Opal
Middleton, "a blue color
with a place for a vase in the
back seat."
After graduation, Melton
taught in Laurel Hill, "until
I married a school friend,
Curtis Melton, a sailor
stationed at Pensacola." The
couple moved to Norfolk,
Va. where they had three
children.
Lois Walker Melton
graduated from William
& Mary College "while
teaching, being a Navy
wife and a mother," said
Middleton. After a 25-year
teaching career, she retired
in 1972 and moved back to
Florida in 1986.
Joining Melton at her
recent birthday party were
her nephew J.P., a 1962
Baker alumnus, and his wife
Barbara, of Crestview, along
with 50 or so family and
friends from as far away as
London. Her younger sister,
Opal Middleton, flew in
from La Jolla, Calif., for the
occasion.
Middleton said her sister's
philosophy mirrors that of an
older lady who was asked,
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your long life?"
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Everyone with the
slightest bit of experience
or just a desire to pitch in
and help bring live theater
to Crestview is welcome to
attend.
CCT seeks volunteers
for all aspects of theater


production, from set design,
stage hands, lighting design,
costume design, acting and
make-up to the business
side of theater, including
marketing, accounting,
fundraising and grant
writing.
"If you have a serious
love of theater and the arts,
we need you!" said Cadle. "If
you are just curious, come,
sit in and find out what's
happening. We think you
will be very excited!"


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Opinion & Editorial


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2007


Reflections from Iraq


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Allen Boyd

Recently, I had the
opportunity to lead a bipartisan
congressional delegation
(CODEL) to Iraq to meet with
our troops and get a firsthand
look at our military operations
and Iraqi security, political, and
economic conditions.
As someone who has worn
the uniform in Vietnam, I
thought it was important for me
to get on the ground and talk
with our soldiers, our generals,
and the Iraqi leaders about the
obstacles and opportunities
confronting our men and
women in uniform and the Iraqi
government.
I had many reflections
following the CODEL to the
Middle East, and while I am
more convinced than ever that
our troops are performing
at the top of their game, this
trip also confirmed my belief
that we must require the Iraqi
government to step up and
provide security for their own
country.
Flying into that theatre on a
C-130 with American soldiers
going into combat brought back


many memories for me of my
experience in Vietnam almost
40 years ago. I was buoyed by
the enthusiasm of these young
men and women. Seeing the
outstanding work they are
doing under very difficult
circumstances brought me
face to face with why America
is the greatest country in the
world. I was encouraged to
find that the morale amongst
our troops is very high, and the
developments we have made in
Iraq are due to the strength and
the dedication of our military.
This trip reinforced my
belief that our problems in Iraq
do not lie with our military;
they lie with our policy and
with the Iraqis themselves.
This was evident as I toured
a marketplace in the Rashid
district of southern Baghdad,
an area that is still known to
be very dangerous and violent.
Our soldiers, in many cases, are
out on the frontlines literally
policing the streets of Baghdad
and refereeing a civil war in
Iraq. Our troops are performing
a function that is typically left
up to local police and is not a
standard military role, and it is
certainly not a sustainable long
term role for our military.
After the marketplace
tour, the CODEL met with
General David Petraeus and
Ambassador to Iraq Ryan


Crocker. I could not have been
more impressed with these
two men, and there is no doubt
that they are the best and the
brightest.
General Petraeus candidly
addressed my concerns that
our military is acting as a police
force in Iraq. He explained
that while we have had some
success in training individual
Iraqi security forces, the Iraqi
government has been unable to
develop the infrastructure and
logistical support necessary to
manage and organize them.-
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri
Al-Maliki reiterated this concern
and admitted to our group that
the Iraqi government is having
a very difficult time organizing
a functional government due
to the conflicts between the
political sects and the inherent
tribal nature of the Iraqi people.
These assessments and my own
observations have reinforced for
me that it is not possible for our
country to solve Iraq's internal
and sectarian differences -
differences that have plagued
their people for over a thousand
years and differences that they
seem no closer to resolving.
The most troubling reports
from this trip are about the
strain that our continuing
conflict in Iraq has had on our
military readiness. General
Petraeus acknowledged his


concerns that our military forces
have been stretched thin by
current operations in Iraq and
that currently we would be
unable to respond to another
serious conflict if we needed to
do so. This disturbing fact was
confirmed at every stop I made
and echoed by every soldier I
met.
Our country is making
a major investment in Iraq,
not only in U.S. casualties
and injuries, but also in
taxpayer dollars, to the tune
of $2.5 billion a week. The
Administration must rethink
how we are using our resources
and our assets so that we can
fight terror more effectively,
and we must require the Iraqi
people to provide their own
security on the ground. Also,
this Administration must
recognize that our conflict in
Iraq has extended our military
in a way that could be seriously
detrimental to our country's
national security interests.
Additionally, this
Administration has not put
enough emphasis on the
diplomacy and political
persuasion necessary to achieve
stability in Iraq. The U.S. State
Department must engage in
robust diplomacy with Iraq's
neighbors, in the Middle East to
address the Iraq conflict. Iraq's
neighbors have a substantial


stake in Iraq's future, and
by engaging these countries
and opening up avenues of
diplomacy, we can lead a
collective effort to bring stability
to the region.
There are no perfect solutions
in Iraq, but we can address the
challenges we face if we do
so together as Americans, not
as Democrats or Republicans.
For this reason, our CODEL
included Democratic and
Republican members of
Congress so that we can foster a
bipartisan dialogue to deal with
our most difficult and pressing
foreign policy issue.
We all agree that
bipartisanship equals progress,
and we will only be able to
resolve the situation in Iraq
if we find areas of common
ground and work together.
It is my sincere hope that
this bipartisan CODEL and
similar efforts to promote
bipartisanship in Washington
will begin a new era in which
Congress can join together
to put pressure on this
Administration to turn control
of Iraq to the Iraqis, bring our
troops home, and develop a
long term strategy that is in the
best interests of our country.

Congressman Allen Boyd
(D-Fla.) represents the Second
Congressional District of Florida.


Landmark drivers handbook partnership saves Florida taxpayers money


Ken Underwood

As lawmakers work to cut
property taxes and balance
the state budget, there's a
contradictory move afoot in
Tallahassee to actually increase
the burden on taxpayers on
something the state is currently
receiving for free.
At issue is the printing
of Florida's Official Drivers'
Handbook the publication that
provides lifesaving rules of the
road to new drivers. For the past
four years, my company, the
National Safety Commission,
has partnered with the
Department of Highway Safety
and Motor Vehicles to print
and distribute more than two
million handbooks every year at
no cost to state taxpayers. We do
this in exchange for the right to
advertise in the book. Just like
a newspaper or magazine, this
arrangement helps pay for our
printing and distribution costs.
This idea won the
Department of Highway Safety
and Motor Vehicles the highly
coveted Davis Productivity
Award a benchmark of
government innovation to
protect taxpayer dollars.
We won this work after
the department, at the urging
of competing traffic schools,
went through a public bidding
process. We were the only


company that decided to
actually compete to partner
in this inventive approach
to printing the handbook.
In fact, an Inspector General
investigation of the contract
award process found competitor
complaints of unfairnesswere,.
"not sustained."
Today, this partnership is
working well for Florida's
taxpayers.
An independent analysis by
Florida TaxWatch estimates this
landmark will save Florida $2.5
million over a five-year period.
The taxpayer watchdog group
estimates that if implemented
across state government, the
model could save taxpayers
more than $20 million.
This innovative approach
to save precious taxpayer
dollars should be welcomed
at a time when the state is
cutting its budget for schools,
health care and other important
services. Gov. Charlie Crist
understands the importance of
this groundbreaking effort. He
vetoed budget language that
would have cancelled this good
contract.
Unfortunately, some in
Tallahassee don't agree with the
governor. The same businesses
that passed up the opportunity
to compete for the contract
are now trying to kill it at
the Capitol and in the courts.


Rival companies received a
lifeline in the budget from a
lawmaker who is misusing his
power to cancel a legal contract.
They are pressuring the
department to keep information
from consumers. They have
engineered a lawsuit to reinstate
the budget language the
governor struck and to derail
this successful public/private
partnership.
If successful, the special
interest effort to kill this
partnership would set a
dangerous precedent for any
business that enters into a
contract with the state in good
faith. It would have a chilling
effect on any future public-
private partnerships. No one
will want to do business with
the State of Florida when
award-winning contracts can be
canceled "willy-nilly" because
they run afoul of the friends of a
powerful lawmaker.
The National Safety
Commission has filed its own
suit to protect this landmark
partnership.
Our countersuit contends
the budget language slipped
in by my competitors is
unconstitutional because it
unlawfully impairs the National
Safety Commission's contract
rights and amends substantive
law on an issue not pertaining
to appropriations.


Why should this matter to
Florida citizens? If you drive on
Florida's roadways, you should
pay attention to this.
Besides the fiscally
conservative attributes of this
partnership, to promote safer
roads 750,000 handbooks are,
distributed to high school
students each spring, free of
charge. This puts lifesaving
safety information in the hands
of young drivers just before they
hit the roadways every summer.
Thankfully, there are still
leaders in the House and in the
Senate, guided by principle and
integrity, who see the merits


of this effort. They are ready,
willing and able to put an end to
the special interest shenanigans
that threaten this laudable
public/ private partnership.
In the face of other powerful
interests, they need the support
of Florida consumers and
businesses to do what's right
and allow this partnership to
continue. That's all I ask. And
that's what Florida should
expect.


Ken Underwood is president of the
National Safety Commission and
LowestPriceTrafficSchool.com.


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Naydene Garrett Brack,
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She was born June 1, 1963
in Crestview and was a
lifelong resident of this area.
She was a member of Valley
Road Baptist Church.
She had a passion for
the river, fishing and
motorcycles. Naydene was
also an avid photographer.
Survivors include her
husband, Rick Brack;
parents, Howard and
Sybil Garrett; maternal
grandmother, Ora Bell
Brogan; two brothers, Ralph
and Tina Garrett and Steve
and Tammy Garrett; four
nieces and nephews, whom
she loved dearly, Michael,
Stephanie, Ashlea and
Brittany Garrett; numerous
aunts, uncles, cousins and
friends.
Funeral services will be
held at 10 a.m. Thursday,
Oct. 25 in the chapel of
Brackney Funeral Service
with Pastor Raymond
Williams officiating. Burial
will follow in Live Oak Park
Memorial Cemetery.
The family will receive
friends today from 6 p.m. to
8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Brackney Funeral Service,
Crestview, is in charge of
arrangements.


Working dog memorial fund boost


Special to the News Bulletin
On Sept. 17, Tony Hughes and Jill Chedister of Beach Community Bank in Fort
Walton Beach presented a $750 check to Kelly Hooker for the Military Working
Dog (MWD) Memorial monurbent. Shown here are (front, left to right) Katelyn
and Jayden Hooker, (back row) Kelly Hooker, Military Order of the Purple Heart
Chapter #566 Commander Bill Everett, MWD Coordinator Kelly Hooker, Tony
Hughes and Jill Chedister. Construction on the MWD memorial will begin soon at
the Air Force Armament Museum.


Halloween trick-or-treating Oct. 31


Mayor David Cadle
has announced that
Halloween trick-or-
treating in Crestview
will take place on
Wednesday, Oct. 31 from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Parents are asked
to accompany young


children throughout
the neighborhoods to
ensure their safety after
dark. Planning ahead
can make Halloween ,a
fire-safe and fun-filled
night. Taking simple
precautions, such as
making sure fabrics for


costumes and decorative
materials are flame
resistant, can prevent
fire. Instruct children
to stay away from
open flames. Provide
lightweight flashlights to
carry for lighting, or as a
part of their costumes.


EDUATO


RMS journalism
recognition
Richbourg Middle
School has a new program
in place for its journalism
students.
Students are nominated
by their teachers for a)
doing the right thing,
b) improved behavior,
c) good grades and d)
accomplishments in and
out of school, and e) all of
the above.
Students of the week
for Oct. 2 were William
Moore, Brittny Osterman
and Kevin Joseph.
SIn turn and for equal
time, journalism staff
accepts student input for
teacher of the week.
The Oct. 2 Teacher of the
Week is Carlotta Melvin. A
Teacher of the Week sign
was displayed outside her
door. (submitted by Pauline
Buis, RMS Language
Arts / Journalism)

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Lindbak earns national scholarship


Sherry Lindbak of
Crestviewhasbeenselected
for a $2,000 Jeannette
Rankin Foundation (JRF)
scholarship. Lindbak, a
single mother, is attending
Troy University for a
degree in social work.
She is one of 80 women
chosen from more than 700
applicants to receive a JRF
scholarship. Since 1978, JRF
has awarded more than $1
million in scholarships to
more than 500 low-income


women across the United
States.
"When my husband
returned from his last
tour in Iraq, he was not
able to cope with the
morbid realities he had
experienced, and his need
for post-war counseling
was not recognized
nor addressed bszy his
commanders. Through
the violence and abuse, my
son and I remained strong.
"For our safety, I


Nulty adds to her list of


JACKSONVILLE
Melissa Nulty, a 26-year-
old CPA candidate and
Crestview resident,
received her MBA
degree at University of
Phoenix North Florida
at commencement
ceremonies on Saturday,
Sept. 22.
She is currently a senior
partner of Blue Water


Accounting, Bookkeeping
& Tax LLC.
Attending college since
her high school graduation,
Melissa has already earned
both an associate's degree
and a Bachelor of Science
degree in Accounting. She
is also a candidate for the
Florida CPA exam.
Financially supporting
herself though college,


had to break free from
that environment," she
continued. "Without a
college degree, I know
that my future will be
an unending struggle. to
survive."
JRF honors the legacy of
the first woman elected to
U.S. Congress by awarding
college scholarships to low-
income women age 35 and
older who are pursuing
college or vocational
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degrees
Melissa learned the value of
time and money. Currently,
she is the treasurer of
the local chapter of the
American Society of
Women Accountants.
Nulty was among
500 graduates at the
commencement, which
was held at the Veterans
Memorial Arena,
Jacksonville.


Okaloosa-Walton Transportation Planning Organization (TPO)
Okaloosa and Walton Counties Bicycle/Pedestrian Charrette with Dan Burden of
Walkable Communities, Inc.
Monday, November 5-Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Freeport Community Center, 16040 Highway 331 South. Freeport, FL 32439

Community and business leaders and local residents are invited to participate in developing ideas for people-friendly .
streets, business districts, and neighborhoods. These ideas will be used to update the bicycle and pedestrian plan for the
Okaloosa-Walton TPO.
All of the events are free and open to the public but space is limited and registration is required for all
events EXCEPT the Tuesday night Public Workshop. Agenda includes:

Monday. November 5. 2007
8:00 a.m.-8:30 a.m. Registration/Breakfast
8:30 a.m.-9:00 a.m. Introduction to Charrette
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Focus Group Sessions
12:00 p.m.-l:00 p.m. Break for Lunch
(Lunch not provided this day)
1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Focus Group Sessions (continued)

Tuesday. November 6, 2007
8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Site Walking Audits (Meet at site locations)
10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Design Table Workshop
12:00 p.m.-12:30 p.m.Break for Lunch
(Lunch provided for this day only)
12:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Design Table Workshop (continued)
6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Public Workshop

To register for this event contact Gina Watson or Brian Youpatoff, TPO Staff at 1-800-226-8914. You may send email to
gina.watson@wfrpc.org or brian.youpatoff@wfrpc.org

The Okaloosa- Walton TPO adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for
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Students learn about


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Second-grader Cameron Doris got a
chance to try on a real fire helmet for
size during the fire prevention program
at Laurel Hill School.


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By Brian Hughes
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

Five-finger discount
Okaloosa County
Sheriff's deputies
responded to a local retailer
where they apprehended
a 31-year-old Crestview
woman and her husband..
After making her
clothing selections, the
woman concealed them in
her pants and took them to
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she caught up with her
hubbie who had already
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she opened and secreted in
her purse.
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exited the store without
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as to why she would
'steal the $182.89 worth of
merchandise, the woman
said "it was just stupid."


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couple's 15-month-ol
was shopping with
but apparently had r
learned how to shopli
was not charged.

Dumb employee
A 33-year-old Cres
woman was arrested
retail theft and bu
when she entered hei
of employment, a
store, not once, not
but three times in one
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visits she took her pay
and $325 in cash fro
safe.
To enter she ha
deactivate and reach
the alarm system, usi
unique PIN. She se
however, to forget abc
store security video,
caught her in the act.


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Laurel Hill kindergartner Seth Baksa learns about fire safety during
Fire Prevention Month. He's taught both at school and at home from
his dad, Dorcas firefighter, Dylan Baksa.


date-stamps coincided
with the deactivation and
I rearming of the alarm.
Undoubtedly her boss
will be pleased to be rid of
one very unbright worker.'

He did warn him
Crestview Police arrested
a 37-year-old Crestview
rs also guy for assault and threat
trolled to do harm. The victim
n. The completed a sworn affidavit
d child of complain stating the
them, defendant "chased him
not yet while shouting 'I'm going
ift and to beat you're a**."
The arrest report
further stated that the
victim believed that "if the
defendant had caught him,
stview the defendant would carry
ed for out the threat" causing
irglary "injury to the victim
r place substantial enough to
liquor require hospitalization."
twice,
tunal Someone to take off
check the guest list
)m the Okaloosa Sheriff's office
deputies arrested a 51-
ad to year-old Holt woman who,
activate after becoming sick while
ng her drinking at her boyfriend's
*emed, daughter's home. She
oufthe went t6o the bathroom
which "numerous times," the
Video arrest report states, "staying


in the bathroom for up to 20
minutes at a time."
The next day the victim
and his wife discovered
$5,060 in jewelry missing
from the jewelry box on
the dresser in the bedroom
adjacent to the bathroom.
The wife called her father,
who called back 10 minutes
later and said they had
found the missing jewelry.
The defendant stated "she
was intoxicated and did
not know why she took the
jewelry."
However, being a good
woman, she said she "was
going to try to sneak the
jewelry back over to the
victim's house."

Do not call. Period.
County sheriff's deputies
arrested a 56-year-old
Holt woman for violation
of a domestic violence
injunction. Apparently she
called her estranged hubby
a couple times in violation
of a court order. But she
had a good excuse.
"How else am I going to
find out about this motor
home he left me with, and
discuss whether or not
we're getting a divorce,"
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Okaloosa Sheriff's
Office crime reports
9/24: Angela Parker
Duke, 47, of 927 W. James
Lee Blvd., Apt. 3, Crestview,
was charged with one
count of worthless check. *
Ayfer Ercan, 49, of 128 John
King Road, Crestview, was
charged with driving under
the influence, pending,
results of a urine test. Ervin
Jamal Thomas, 23, 1206 W.
Edney Ave., Crestview, was
charged with one count.
of failure to appear. Taft
Danny Jones, 52, of 7044 Bill
Lundy Road, Laurel Hill,
was charged wit h one count
of violation of probation on
an original charge of DUI.
9/25: Larry Shane Mayo,
37, of 5423 Shotgun trail,
Crestview, was charged
with two counts of violation
of probation on original
charges of trespassing and
petit theft. Kenneth Roy
Stewart, 48, of Crestview,
was charged with one


count of possession of
paraphernalia.
10/4: A 14-year-old
Crestview student was
charged with one count
of battery on a school
employee /official.
10/6: Michael Eugene
Rodgers, 34, was charged
with one count each of armed
burglary and aggravated
assault.
10/8: Thomas Gilbert Hall
II, 20, of 5514 Sam Carver
Road, Crestview, was
charged with one count of
exposure of sexual organs.

Crestview Police
Dept. arrest reports
8/31: Justin L. Kelley, 22,
of 353 W. James Lee Blvd.,
Crestview, was charged with
one count each of disorderly
intoxication and resisting an
officer without violence.
9/10: Arzalea Teshean
McLaughlin, 18, of 345 John
King Road, Crestview, was
charged with one count each


of possession of cocaine (a
Schedule II drug), grand
theft auto, possession of less
than 20 grams of marijuana
and criminal mischief over
$200 and less than $1,000.
S9/20: Gary Wagnon, 37, of
596 Brock Ave. E., Crestview,
was charged with one count
each of grand theft auto and
petit theft.
10/2: John R. Ross, 21, of
2048 Happy Hollow Road,
Bonifay, was charged with
possession of less than 20
grams of marijuana.
10/3: Terry L. Showalter,
32, of 309 Adams Drive,
Crestview, was charged with
driving under the influence
of alcohol or drugs.
10/4: Eugene Osborn Jr.,
42, of 106 Winchester Way,
Crestview, was charged
with one count of battery/
domestic violence. Stanley
Bernard Seals, 26, of 224 N.
Lloyd o St., Crestview, was
charged with one count of
battery (domestic violence).


10/5: Kenneth T. Grant
Jr., 21, at large, is charged
with one count each of
burglary / auto, forgery,
and uttering a forged
instrument. David E.
Steffensen, 48, of 53 Hagood
Drive, Somerville, Ala.,
was charged with, driving
while license suspended
or revoked, first offense.
* Michael T. White, 23, of
467 S Savage St., Crestview,
was charged with operating
a motor vehicle without a
valid license.
10/7: James B. Mattingly,
24, of 6082 Blueberry Ln.,
Crestview, was charged
with one count of battery-
causing bodily harm. *
Amanda J. White, 18, of 115
Palmetto Drive, Crestview,
was charged with one
count of resisting an officer
- obstruction without
violence.


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Reference Librarian

Americans conduct
,more than seven billion
'Internet searches a month,
some billion or so of those
about other people from
boyfriends to pop stars.
But the process is often
futile, pulling up obscure
.facts when what the
searcher is really seeking
is where the person works,
lives, or a way to contact
them.
Patrons unfamiliar with
this type of searching often
insist that I should be able
.to "just type it into your
,computer" and magically
:pull up what they are
seeking.
(This frustration is
second only to people
'who think that I can just
type their name into iny
computer and pull up
their whole genealogy
back to Adam! Students of
genealogy know that you
.can spend decades, if not
a lifetime, researching and
documenting your family
history.)
Nevertheless, there are a
number of Web sites (some
of which charge for certain
services) that will help with
"people search" besides just


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remains a fascinating study
of worship, sex practices,
strange rituals, and
festivals, some remnants of
which were absorbed into
cultural practices still with
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country is the focus.
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story about the World
War II adventures of Lee
Marvin and Bob "Capt.
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a photo of Lee Marvin's
grave marker at Arlington
and a pithy introduction
about Marvin being laid to
rest among generals when
he "was only a famous
movie star."
The story goes that


monster? "I want my
mummy!" Join us for
a Story Time "Monster
Mash" Wednesday at 10:15
a.m.
Raymon Melvin, a fourth
generation Panhandle
resident, will bring to life
the history of the lumber
and turpentine industries
of Northwest Florida at the
next First Tuesday Lecture
at 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 6.
On display will be his


scale model turpentine still,
as well as tools of the trade
from his vast collection of
more than 3,000 original
tools patented from the
1600s forward.
So if you don't know
a "dog chain" or "raft
shackle" from a "can't
hook" or "jam pike" or
especially if you do and
would like to relive those
days don't miss this
program.


Tough road ahead for county


Brian Hughes
Crestvlew News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW -
Okaloosa County Public
Works Director Danielle
Slaterpryce had good
road news and bad road
news for members of the
Crestview Area Chamber,
of Commerce's govern-
ment issues committee,
Tuesday morning.
The good news is that
her department is abreast
of the county's road devel-
opment and repair needs.
The bad news is that
those needs far outstrip
available funding.
The county maintains
592 miles of paved roads,
Slaterpryce said, as 'well
as 286 miles of unpaved
roads, 67 bridges and nine
large box culverts. Most of
those unpaved roads are
north of Interstate 10 in the
first and third districts.
"We have a challenge in
our county," Slaterpryce
said. While many roads
need resurfacing, just
$100,000 per each of the
county's five districts is:
allocated toward that pur-
pose. .
With the cost of asphalt
alone averaging $90,000


per mile, even with in-
;house labor and equip-
ment, the allocations do
not go far enough.
As the northern end of
the county experiences
an increase in popula-
tion, roads are start-
ing to approach their
traffic design volumes.
Three major roads in the
Crestview ,area have al-
ready met and are exceed-
mg Florida Department of
Transportation traffic vol-
ume limitations.
Airport Road between
state Road 85; John Givens
Road, and P.J. Adams
Parkway from Antioch
Road to state Road 85;
and U.S. Highway 90 from
.state Road 4 in Milligan to
Antioch Road will soon
be unable to support any,
additional growth in their
respective neighborhoods,
Slaterpryce said. And yet
new developments are
planned for some of these
areas, she added.
To improve these and
other area roads to meet
the expected needs of mo-
torists by 2015, Slaterpryce
,said, more than $617 mil-
lion would have to be"
found for District 1 alone.
District 3's needs will


-N:e 5.


Brian Hughes I Crestriew News Bulletin
Danielle Slaterpryce addresses the Crestview Area
Chamber of Commerce about Okaloosa County's roads.


exceed $40 million. (The
county total will surpass
$700 million.)
Funding for county
roadwork comes primarily
from gas taxes, which raise
only slightly more than $4
million a year. .
"We're trying to find new
and innovative ways to pro-
vide services," Slaterpryce
said. Some of these options
might include:
Federal and state
grants, which generally re-
quire a 50 or even 65 per-
cent local match;
Maximizing in-house
work, which would require
hiring another crew-and its
equipment;
Increasing county
sales taxes;, although "past
experience has shown that


this has not been success-
ful in raising transportation
fundss" Slaterpryce said.
Adding an ad-valorem
tax to the transportation
fund;
Assessing the final 54
of the Local Option Gas Tax
(which would add about $5
million a year);
Assessing impact fees
and proportionate fair
share fees for road capacity
improvement; and
Increasing state rev-
enue sharing.
"Needs are overwvhelm-
ing current funding,"
Slaterpryce concluded
But to augment her de-
partment's resources, she
jokingly told the chamber
members, "There's a collec-
tion bucket at the door."


Fall Festival coming to Crestview


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin


There's nothing quite like
a street festival in fall.
Moms and dads, young
'uns and grandparents,
couples hand in hand, and
good friends strolling up
and down the main drag.
There's music playing,
the aroma of local food
cooking and the joyous,
raucous sounds of laughter
and frivolity.
It's all coming to
Crestview's Main Street
this Saturday, Oct. 27, from
3 until 8 p.m. at the annual
Fall Festival. Sponsored
jointly by the Main Street
Crestview Association and
the city, it's an opportunity
to head Downtown and join
in the fun.i
Main Street Association
President Mickey Rytman


promises "just a little bit of
everything for the kids and
the family, and a lotta .free
goodies."
Activities will include a
kids' train chugging up and
down the street; the antics of
Jeff Meister performing as
Twister T. Clown; the artistry
of stilt-walker, juggler,
cyclist and street entertainer
Wade Henry; and the toe-
tapping sounds of country
singers Jim Hubbard, Kelton
French and Lindsey Rose,
respectively.
The harmonies of
the Spare Parts, an area
barbershop quartette, will
fill the air and the danceable
tunes of DJ Tony Larkins will
get you movin' in the street.
And if you want to make
a little music yourself, there
will be karaoke available.
Organizers promise
mouth-watering food from


barbeque eateries and other
local establishments; several
church groups, Main Street
merchants and other
organizations handing out
candy; slides and space
walk bouncers.
Wear your Halloween
costume; judging will
be held for the best
outfit in seven
agecategories,
including
one for
adults age 18
and over.
The Gordon
Martial Arts
center will
host a haunted
house as well.
Last year's
Fall Festival had an
attendance of more than
4,500'people enjoying games,
'food and entertainment
offered by 74 participants.


when Marvin, a Marine
PFC, got shot in the
posterior on Iwo Jima,
he was consoled by his
sergeant, Bob Keeshan.
"Sgt. Keeshan was the
bravest man I ever knew,"
the story quotes Marvin as
having said on The Tonight
Show.
Then in 2003, another
author added a closing
paragraph, equally
exciting, about Fred
Rogers, claiming he was
a Navy SEAL "with over
(sic) 25 confirmed kills to
his name."
Alas, almost all of it is
lively fabrication.
True, Lee Marvin was
an enlisted Marine and
served in the Pacific
during World War II, said
Snopes.com, even getting
wounded in the heinie.
"However, his injury
occurred during the battle
of Saipan in June 1944,"
Snopes said, "not the


Organizers are hoping to
surpass those numbers on
Saturday. Already they're up
to 76 participants.
"We'll keep our fingers
crossed," Rytman said.


battle for Iwo Jima, which
took place several months
later in February 1945."
Marvin received a
Purple Heart, but not the
Navy Cross as the e-mail
claimed.
Bob Keesan also enlisted
in the Marines, but several
months after the battle
for Iwo Jima. He saw no
combat at all.
As for the grandiose
exploits of Mr. Rogers,
they, like other urban
legends purporting to
describe his supposed
violent past, are untrue.
"Fred Rogers never served
in the military," Snopes
said.
So before your hair-
trigger finger hits the
"forward" button, shoot
on over to Snopes.com and
see if the tale you're about
to share is really true. This
one's discussed at www.
snopes.com/military/
marvin.asp.


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WEDNESDAY
JET ORIENTATION:
Wednesday from 4 to 5 p.m.
in the UWF International
Center, Building 71, Room
139. Free and open to the
public. JET invites young
overseas graduates to assist
in international exchange and
foreign language education
in local governments, boards
of education and elementary,
junior and senior high schools
throughout Japan. It seeks to
foster ties between Japanese
citizens and JET participants.
Applicants must be U.S.
citizens under the age of
40 years as of April 1, 2008,
hold a bachelor's degree by
July 2008, not have lived in
Japan for three or more years
since 1997, not have been a
participant in the program
during the last 10 years, have
excellent English skills and
have a keen interest in the
country and culture of Japan.
The application deadline is
Nov. 29.
For details or to make
reservations, call (850) 474-
3363 or e-mail japan@uwf.edu.

OCTOBER
TRAWICK BRIDGE NOW
OPEN: Trawick Creek Bridge
on Broxson Road in Holt is
now open and accessible.
HOLIDAY SHOW-CASE:
The 2007 Holiday Showcase
is Thursday, Oct. 25, 6 p.m.
at the Crestview office of the
Okaloosa Extension, 5479 Old


Bethel Road. Tickets for the
Showcase are $4 per person
in advance and $5 at the door.
Participants will receive a
2007 Holiday Showcase book,
which contains directions,
illustrations and recipes. For
additional information or
tickets, please call 689-5850 or
729-1400 extension 5850.
HEALTH & SAFETY
TRAINING: The Red Cross
offers training in Escambia,
Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and
Walton counties. For details
or to sign up for an October
class, please contact customer
service at 800-773-7620 or at
the American Red Cross www.
northwestflorida.redcross.org.
LOCAL COLOR ARTISTS
EXHIBIT: A special exhibition
of art works at the Niceville
Library on Partin Drive in
Niceville is being held from
October through Nov. 19.
Participating artists are Helen
Blair, Priscilla Bonjour, Roger
Campbell, Candice Holeczko,
Dick Lehnert and Jo Ellen
Schacht.
WORKSHOPS FOR
LITERACY: for volunteers
who want to teach adults to
read and write. The second
workshop will be held
Saturday, Oct. 27, from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
Optional follow-on
workshop to teach adults
whose second language is
English is on Tuesday, Nov. 6
and Thursday, Nov. 8, from 6
to 9 p.m.
Both workshops will be
held in the Town & Country
Plaza Building, 3300 N. Pace


Blvd. in Pensacola. Please call
(850) 432-4347 for registration
information. Space is limited.
TOASTMASTERS MEET
AT LIBRARY: The Crestview
Toastmasters now meet every
second Tuesday from 6 p.m. to
7 p.m. at the Robert L.F. Sikes
Public Library, located on
Commerce Drive in Crestview.
HAUNTED HISTORY
WALK CANCELED: The Oct.
26-27 Haunted History Walk
in Fort Walton Beach has been
canceled due to schedule
conflicts.
NFSO OPENING
CONCERT OCT. 27: The
NWF Symphony Orchestra
will feature cellist Andres
Diaz at 7:30 p.m. at the OWC
Mattie Kelly Arts Center on
the Niceville campus. Season
($100) and individual ($22.50)
tickets available. Season
buyers entered into free one-
year grand piano drawing.
Visit www.nfsymphony.org,
www.owc.edu / arts, call 729-
6000 or visit the center box
office on the OWC campus.
LEARN TO READ
WORKSHOP: Oct. 27 in
Pensacola to help other adults
improve reading and writing
skills. (850) 432-4347 to
register.
TASTES OF THE
EMERALD COAST: Tickets
are on sale for this food and
wine tasting to benefit the
Boys and Girls Clubs of the
Emerald Coast, from 6:30-
10 p.m. Oct. 25 at Emerald
Grande on the Destin harbor.
The evening includes a
silent auction, cash bar and
entertainment. Tickets are
$50 per person. Call Peggy or
Karen at 862-1616 or visit the
Web site at www.bgcec.com/
benefit / taste.htm for more
details.
OCT. 27 PANA-ZONIE
EXTRAGANZA: 5-10 p.m.,
Ameri-Vets Hall, Valastics
Ave., Valparaiso.


Open to those that lived
and worked in Panama and
the Canal Zone (including
US Military, spouses and
Panamanians).
Door prizes, Panama-style
foods, dancing.
Cover charge $3.50 prepaid
with a covered dish ($7 per
couple with one dish), and $7
prepaid if you do not bring a
dish.
RSVP: Roberta Diaz, 897-
8924 (food), and Elaine Little
(850) 246-5874 for those not
bringing food.
KofC CHRISTMAS
BAZAAR INDOORS: Oct. 27,
9 am. 3 p.m. at the Knights
of Columbus Hall, 701 U.S.
Highway 90 East, Crestview.
Vendors and crafters will
display their goods, lunch and
baked items available. For
details or to reserve a space,
call Sally Murphy at 689-1631.
HISTORY SANDWICHED
IN: Heritage Museum, 115
Westview Ave., Valparaiso.
Lunchtime Lecture Series,
Oct. 27, 12 p.m. Free to the
public. Will feature Andrew
Huse presentation on Florida's
food history.
Space is limited. Call (850)
678-2615 to reserve. Web site:
www.heritage-museum.org
CRAFTERS &
DEMONSTRATORS
NEEDED: for Oct. 27 Paxton
Heritage Festival, 10 a.m. 3
p.m. at Walton County Sheriff
Substation on U.S. Highway
331 in downtown Paxton. Call
(850) 834-3031.
DANCE FACETS
AUDITION: OWC's Dance
Division is hosting a Dance
Facets audition Oct. 29 and
30 at 6:30 p.m. each evening
in the Mattie Kelly Fine and
Performing Arts Center on
the OWC Niceville campus.
Auditions are open to anyone
high school age or older. Bring
jazz and ballet shoes; pointe
shoes are mandatory to be


considered for a role in any
of the pointe pieces. If cast
in the show, participants are
required to register for DAA
2683, Performance Dance, in
the OWC spring semester.
Dance Facets 2008 will be
held April 25 and 26 at 7:30
p.m. on the main stage of
the OWC Mattie Kelly Arts
Center. For details contact Joe
Taylor at 729-6036.
LIBRARY FRIENDS &
TRUSTEES WORKSHOP:
Wednesday, Oct. 31, 9:30
- 2:30 p.m. at the Niceville
Community Center. All
Friends of the Crestview
Library are invited to attend.
The fee is $18 and includes a
box lunch.
CBC STUDENT
CONNECTION: Central
Baptist Church Student
Community Connection, Oct.
31 at the ROC Center, 951 S.
Ferdon Blvd., Crestview, from
6 p.m. to 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.

NOVEMBER
BLOOD DRIVES: for
the Northwest Florida Blood
Center are listed below.
Nov. 1, Baker School, 12 7
p.m., Baker.
Nov. 2, Antioch Elementary,
9 a.m. 2:30 p.m., Crestview.
Nov. 6, Paxton School, 7:30
a.m. 3 p.m., Paxton.
Nov. 8,BobSikesElementary,
5-7:30 p.m., Crestview.
Nov. 9, Lowe's, Crestview, 9
a.m.- 2 p.m.
Nov. 10, 10 Wal-Mart,
Crestview, 10 a.m. 3 p.m.
GRAN FOLKLORICO
CANCELED: The Nov.
1 performance of Gran
Folklorico de Mexico at the
OWC's Mattie Kelly Fine


& Performing Arts Center
has been canceled by the
folk-dance company due to
visa and travel issues. Ticket
purchasers will be contacted
directly by OWC with
information about procedures
for a refund or credit of their
ticket purchase.
GREAT GULFCOAST
ARTS FESTIVAL: Nov. 2-4,
Friday-Sunday. Three-day
juried art show in Pensacola's
Seville Square. Artists compete
for your attention and $25,000
in cash awards.
Live musicians, performing
arts, crafts past and present.
Includes children's art
festival at Bartram Park with
numerous free activities.
Admission to the festival
is free. Festival hours are 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and
Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on Sunday, Nov. 4. Children's
Festival hours are Saturday
and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More details at www.ggaf.org.
JAPANESE ARTIST
EXHIBIT: UWF's Japan
House will present "Hokusai:
Master of Book Illustration,"
showcasing a variety of
original works by Katsushika
Hokusai (1760-1849), Nov.
5 through Dec. 21, Monday
through Friday, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. in the UWF
International Center, Building
71. Closed Nov. 21 and 22.
The exhibit and associated
events are free and open to the
public.
Opening reception Nov.
9 from 6 to 9 p.m. in the
International Center with
silent auction and sale
of the works of Master
Potter Masayoshi Shimizu
of Wakayama Prefecture.
Lectures with Patrick Rowe
Nov. 16 from 4 to 5 p.m. and
Dec. 15 from 1 to 2 p.m. in the
International Center, Room
133. Details: (850) 474-3363 or
e-mail japan@uwf.edu.


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Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW Not long
ago, Christopher Chirum
;was Sandestin resort's
executive chef, supervising
13 restaurants, nine chefs
and more than 125 cooks.
Now he's got a place of
his own. "This is a little
bit different," Chirum
understated with a smile.
The Wild Olive
Restaurant opened on
North Pearl Street in late
August. It took close to two
years for Chirum and his
partner, Susan McDuffie,
- .*to refurbish the 1930s era
Rosalyn Kolanowski home
into the casually gracious
,establishment patrons now
experience.
"We stumbled for about a
t year" deciding what to call
the restaurant, McDuffie
4 said. Ultimately the eatery's
name was recommended by
her daughter, inspired by
Scripture (Romans 11:17-18
to be precise).
The Wild Olive boasts a
warm, attractive ambience
with beautiful fatwoodd"
floors and trim made
of lumber from an 1870
Alabama cotton gin. (It is
estimated the milled wood
*was already nearly 200
years old when it was used
to build the gin.) The soft
deep green walls are hung
with a variety of art and
artifacts, and many of the
furnishings are antiques.
"The response [to the
restaurant] has been real
positive," Chirum said.
"We've been a little busier
than we anticipated."
Chirum graduated
from Johnson & Wales
University's internationally
acclaimed College of
CulinaryArts in Providence,
R.I. His menu of primarily
Italian cuisine features


his own sauces, some of
which, are influenced by
French and Mediterranean
cooking. Nightly specials
augment the menu.
*Entrees range in price
from $10.95 for Spaghetti
Marinara to $24.95 for an
exquisite Filet Mignon
Bordelaise. The Pearl Street
Grouper, topped with jumbo
lump crab and almonds, is
the most popular entree.
Appetizers include
Choctawhatchee Bay Crab
Cakes and a signature Fried
Zucchini Ernesto named
for Pittsburgh restaurateur
Ernie Vallozzi, for whom
Chirum ran several
restaurants.
Desserts include such
homemade specialties .as
key lime pie and creme
bri~le,-the most popular
selection on the dessert
menu. But many can't resist
the sinfully wonderful
cannoli dipped in dark
chocolate. "The cannolis
are pretty popular in my
family," Chirum said. "My
kids love 'em."
"The menu is a little
Americanized," Chef
Chirum explained. "I didn't
want to bring in dishes that
people weren't familiar
with." But as patrons
become more accustomed
to the cuisine, he hopes to
occasionally offer dishes
such as veal and lamb
shanks.
"I want to do some
nice, rustic kind of food to
see what the response is,"
Chirum said.
Janice Crose is among
those area residents who
are already considered
Wild Olive regulars. "It's
so nice to have a fine dining
restaurant in Crestview,"
said Crose. "What I like is
that their staff is friendly
and their service is good.".
Regulars such as Crose


Crestview
know mhey can call ahead
and request custom dishes
not offered on the menu.
As for future plans, "we
would love to start having
feature guest chefs doing a
menu at they'd provide,"
said Mc uffie.
Also under consideration
are "cooking classes on
Monday nights," she said,
and a chef's table in which
patrons' can actually sit in
the kitchen, interact with
Chef Chirum and his staff,
and sample various dishes
as they are prepared for
dining room patrons.
Catering is another
service under consideration.
"I catered for years," said
McDuffie. "It's something I
love do."
Now open Tuesday
through Saturday for
dinner, on Wednesday the
Wild Olive starts serving
afternoon lunch. Ultimately
the establishment will add
23 jobs to the local economy.
"People say this is what
we needed in Crestview,"
said Chirum. Judging by the
diverse crowd on a typical
weekday night, he seems to
have found his niche in the
local restaurant market.


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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2007'


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The Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office is getting
statewide recognition for
its slate of innovative and
proactive Crime Prevention
Programs.
Okaloosa County
Sheriff Charlie Morris has
been chosen to receive the
2007 President's Award!
of Excellence from the
Florida Crime Prevention
Association.
The FCPA President
praised Sheriff Morris
for his "leadership and
dedication" to crime
prevention. Recent new
programs implemented
by Sheriff Morris include
CASE Citizens Against
Senior Exploitation, Seniors'
Helping Seniors, Take Me
Home, Internet Dating
Safety, and mentoring


programs.
The Florida Crime
Prevention Association has
also selected OCSO Crime
Prevention Specialist
Kathleen Larney as the
2007 Crime Prevention
Practitioner of the Year.
Larney was chosen
for her education and
community outreach
*efforts on programs
ranging from women's self-
defense, and the Citizen's
Police Academy to a Loss
Prevention Coalition for
local businesses.
Sheriff Morris says
agency crime prevention
efforts are a win-win
situation for the public
and law enforcement.
Local residents learn
ways they can better
protect themselves and


Special to the News Bulletin
Sheriff Charlie Morris

their property which in
turn helps lead to a safer
community.
The awards were
presented on Oct. 18 at the
Florida Crime Prevention
Association's 38th annual
training conference.


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PANCAKE BREAKFAST RAISES $726
The Okaloosa Arts Alliance's all you can eat pancake breakfast, held on Saturday,
Sept. 22 was a huge success. More than 100 people were served, raising $726 for the
Okaloosa Arts Alliance.
Steve Coley, managing partner ofLonghorn's, generously sponsored the breakfast
and several Longhorn's Steakhouse employees donated their time at the breakfast
as well. Volunteers also included board members and the executive director of the
,Okaloosa Arts Alliance. Carol Hayes, violinist with the Philharmonic Society of
NWF, entertained the crowd with both popular and classical music.
The Okaloosa Arts Alliance enhances the cultural environment of its community,
and promotes, coordinates, and nurtures high quality arts and cultural resources
that enrich the lives of residents and visitors. For more information go to www,
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A veteran and military hiring fair is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. to'
2 p.m. at the Comfort Inn Conference Center, 8700 Navarre Pkwy., Navarre.
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Public Information
Meeting regarding
roadway improvements
to SR123 from SR 85 S
.. to SR 85 N in Okaloosa
County, a distance of
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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 under the 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.
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SPORTS ....


AN OPENING SUCCESS


Friday nights'
games at

sponsored by


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Schedule

Football
(V)
Crestview at Milton, Friday
at 7:30 p.m.

Vernon at Baker, Friday at
7 p.m.

(JV)
Milton at Crestview,
Thursday at 4 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-Co-
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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)
r 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. .

Golf Charity Event

On Friday, Oct. 26, the
Foxwood Country Club
will be hosting, a charity
golf tournament with a 1
p.m. shotgun start. The
tournament will benefit
the Christian Thomhave
Scholarship Fund at
Okaloosa Walton College.
The entry fee is $4-4
for non-members and, $34
for members. Please, mail
entry fee with entry form
to Foxwood Country Club.
Make checks payable to
Foxwood.
For more information,
please contact BJ at (850) 682-
2012 or (850) 826-2012.


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

After several months
of preparation, Tom
Hammonds debuted his
new racing garage in
Holt. It was something
that people in the
community have been
waiting to get a glimpse
of for quite some time.
The racing garage
consists a dyno-
room that Hammonds
demonstrated in front
of a crowd, Saturday.
The dynamometer
diagnostic room simply
checks the running of
an engine for an amount
of time. This can let the
crew know whether
or not the engine is
in good condition for
the race or if it needs
to still be worked on
before insertion into
the vehicle.
Along with the
dyno-room was the
show room, which is
located directly in the
front of the garage
for viewers to see
when doing business
with Hammonds and
Hammonds racing.
Hammonds also showed
the crowd all the ins
and outs of what he has


Mending over at Milton Pumping up for Vernon


It seems that Crestview
is having a little trouble
with being consistent on
the field. Don't get me
wrong, the fight they put
on against Choctaw was
stellar and the numbers
blew right up out of the
atmosphere, but they
keep finding themselves
always in a slump every
other game.
Why?
That I can't
understand. From Head
Coach Matt Brunson's
standpoint, he's pretty
much stepping up the
passing game and putting
the running game to the
back burner. But did he
not do that in their big
game against Choctaw?
The numbers for
Crestview didn't shine as
much as they're last three
games against a dual
wielding Fort Walton
Beach. Crestview's Jason
Parker only passed 13-
of-27 for,139 yards. Even
in my interview, with
Jordan Glover and Austin


Moser, who both would
know what went wrong,
said that they need to
work on their blocking,
period.
Jordan Glover said
they took a step back.
Steps back that's going
to put them now into a
position of work-horsing
to that second district
championship
spot.
The four
fumbles they
had didn't.
help, as well
as the three
interceptions.
So now


Crestview is looking at
Milton. This is a game
that Crestview needs to
win so they can set their
sites on Navarre. The
Raiders are the Bulldogs
golden egg to grab. If
they beat Navarre ,they
are in strongly for the
district championship
game.
The Bulldogs can come
back still.


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After a total of 340
yards in total offense,
the Gators routed the
Devils from Holmes
County 31-13.
This was a game
that Baker needed, and
needed badly.
Plenty of players
across the line-up scored
touchdowns including:
C a m e r o n
Domangue,
K ella n
Meeks and
ie MarcusJones
I,with four
successful
PobcrtYoung kicks by
David Beck,
including a field goal
that started things off
for 37 yards.
Now, don't get me
wrong, Holmes County
wasn't exactly a top-
notch district holder,
but they were still a
team that Baker needed
to prove themselves.
Domangue was the
top rusher for 79 yards
with 24 carries and 4-of-


10 for 96 yards passing.
The numbers weren't
through the roof but
David Beck had a great
night also with four
successful extra kicks
and a field goal, giving
him 7 points for that
night.
What swayed
the game to Baker?
Fumbles.
Holmes County had
four fumbles, with
two lost that definitely
made an impression on
the end result, giving
Baker the win.
Now Baker is looking
to the Yellow Jackets
from Vernon. Vernon is
a game that Baker needs
to win to get back on the
district track they were
hoping, for.
The game is at Baker,
this Friday at 7 p.m.
For more information
on Baker and their
coverage please visit
our Web site at www.
crestviewbulletin.com.
See you on Friday.


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Results


Flight
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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, Cory,
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
Tadlor. Mike, 87-79--1.66
Campbell, Andy,
84-84-168
Brown, John, 88-82-170

Flight 2
Torche, Judd, 86-75-161
Grosskurth, Charlie,
80-87-167
Sparkman, Steve,
87-81-168
Thomas, Terry,
8,-S2-170
\Weltin, Philip, 88-83-171
Peterson, Everett..
85-87-172
Fink, Tim, SS-88-176
Mashburn. Glenn,
l91-85-176
Beard, Bill, S-S'9--177
Ba\ Terry, S6-93--179
Gomez, Sonny.
91-91--182

Flight 3 ---
Navas, Joe, 86-79-165
Mikulcik, Marcus,
85-85-1-0
Costabile, Mike,
87-89-176
Belanger, Joseph,
89-87-17
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
Hullinger, Norm,
96-94-190
Robinson, Mark,
92-99-191
Fordyce.Larry,
94-100-194

Flight 4
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
Burns, Tom, 108-104-212
Smyrl, Jerry, 108-106-214
Mazerat, Donald,
105-111-216
Hudson, Ray,
126-123-249

Look for more
results from
Foxwood in next
week's issue.


We are always looking for sports information and news
A REa J||from those involved in our community. '
ARE YOU INV Please direct all sports news, information and resultsto EDOM---
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Bob Brich 207


Steve Hinrichs
107 John Maontford
74 Brooks Taylor
68 Ray Knudson
30 Mark Benoit
6 Jack Jewell
Adam Kelley
Andy Baxter
96 Steve Dale
68 Bobby G..
John Hashek
Phil Phillips
90 Joe Dahl-
128 Jack Miller
Tod Glie-.che
A zrn Zimr rr, roman
160 .'i Zifi, errr-,ar, i ,
'68T9 Scort D'ecker
Matt Ra'ybon
Darryl Brooks
140 Kevin Johnson
128 Chi Nguyen
Ellen Hashek
IS Lydia Benoit
Jean Decker
TONS
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2ND DIVISION
Dysfunctional Dogs 74
Wanderers 62
Dazed and Confuzed 62
Ate Out 40
AI Riders 28
Oasis Outlaws 27.5
2ND DIVISION
WEEKLY HIGH IN STATS
Tom Pallone 80
Ken Bundrncl .80
, Bob Dubeis 80
Misty Forsythe 8-4
WEEKLY HIGH OUT STATS-
Rusij' C.arrcII 61
Jenny Morinuora .
SEASON HIGH IN STATS
Ron Meyer 130
Marie Bundrick 90
SEASON HIGH OUT STATS
Jeff Blair 87
Marie Bundrick 101


Crestview's 9th Annual


November 4th, 2007


' Crestview Wal-Mart Parking Lot
(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


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Welcome!
Thanks to your
contributions in 2006
Sat 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 4th
in their care, up to age N vem ber 4th
S17. As of September, 9:30 1 1 :00
Okaloosa County alone 9:30 1am
has 1,251 children in Distribution of all toys and
need. funds by
Families First Network


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Legal# 100232


IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE NO. 07-CP-1175
IN RE: ESTATE OF
JAMES E. POSEY,
DECEASED.
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of JAMES E.
POSEY deceased,
whose date of death was
August 21, 2007, is
p ending in the Circuit
Court for Okaloosa
County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of
which is Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
Crestview, Florida. The
names and addresses of
the personal representa-
tive and the personal
representative's attorney
are set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons
having claims or de-
mands against dece-
dent's estate on whom a
copy of this notice is re-
quired to be served must
file their claims with this
court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
TIME OF FIRST PUBU-
CATION OF THIS NO-
TICE OR 30 DAYS AF-
TER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY
OF THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other per-
sons having claims or de-
mands against dece-
dent's estate must file
their claims with this
court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT
FILED WITHIN THE
TIME PERIODS SET


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call 683-0925

Childcare Provider in
Crestview has openings
for infants & toddlers.
Call 689-8540

'Education/Training
Child care center now
accepting applications
for experienced Pre-K
teacher. CDA or higher a
plus. Flexible hours re-
quired. 682-7319 Lic.
#CO 10K0071

Opening in fun and lov-
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tants & up. 6am-6pm;
Mon-Fri and some ats.
Reg. #R010K0113. Call
689-2154

Opening Soonl
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A comfortable & creative
environment caring for
children all ages up to
10yrs old. Limited space
available. Call early to
reserve yoursI
850-830-1646





Christian women will
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starting at 50.
Call 850-652-2342

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

Honest & Dependable
Lady will clean your
house/apartment. Free
Estimates. Call
398-6230






Concrete grade, form
our, finish, Errand LLC
B50.892.7051


FORTH IN SECTION
733.702 OF THE
FLORIDA PROBATE
CODE WILL BE FOR-
EVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING
THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH ABOVE,
ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE OF
DEATH IS BARRED.
Date of the first publica-
tion of the Notice of Ad-
ministrafion: October 24,
2007
JASON R. MOULTON
660 North Ferdon Boule-
vard, Suite A
Crestview Florida 32536
[850) 689-1474.
lorida Bar No.
0150126
Attorney for Petitioner
Personal Representative:
/s/ BRENDA POSEY
6945 Preston Posey
Road
Baker, Florida 32531
10/24/07
10/31/07


Legal# 100235
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
OKALO6SA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CASE NO. 07-CP-1212
IN RE: ESTATE OF: '
SHARON D. SCALBERG,
SHARON S. SCALBERG,
Deceased,
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of SHARON D.
SCALBERG, deceased, is
pending in the Circuit
Court for Okaloosa
County, Florida, Probate
Division, the address of
which is 101 James Lee
Boulevard, East,
Okaloosa County Court-
house, Crestview, Florida


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





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




Retired Nurse will
care for elderly person or
do private duty during
the day. 682-4964




Free Disabled and
Junk Vehicle Removal
850-892-7051
Handyman 30 years
construction experience
850-892-7051
Handyman Work
No Job too small. Call
any time. Free Estimates.
Jeff 682-7866

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





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


32536. The names and
addresses of the Personal
Representative and of the
Personal Representative's
attorney are set forth be-
low.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons
having claims or de-
mands against dece-
dent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or
unliquidated claims, on
whom a copy of this no-
tice is served, must file
their claims with this
Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF
FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF
A COY OF THIS NO-
TICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other per-
sons having claims or de-
mands against dece-
dent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or
unliquidated claims, must
file their claims with the
Court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND OB-
JECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOR-
EVER BARRED.
Personal Representative:
WILLIAM H. WOOD
1919 Benton Avenue
Niceville, Florida 32578
The date of first publica-
tion of this notice is Octo-
ber 24, 2007.
Respectfully submitted,
MICHAEL A. JONES,
ESQ.
POST OFFICE BOX 947
NICEVILLE, FL
32588-0947
(850 729-7440
Florida B8 lo, .332471
Attorney for Personal
Representative

10/24/07
10/31/07


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Lawn Maintenance.
Landscaping. Irriga-
tion. Palm Tree installa-
tion. Sod* Dirt work.
Free Estimates. Call
865-3266 or
682-7316 Licensed, In-
sured, Owner Brad
Overly


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





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OCT. 21 27
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Oct 27th






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



Stucco, Plastering
Stone, Repairs Errand
LLC, 850.892-7051


Legal# 100236
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.:
07-CP-000143S
IN RE: ESTATE OF:
TRACY L. MIZE,
Deceased.
OTIET

The administration of the
estate of TRACY L. MIZE,
deceased, is pending in
the Circuit Court for
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida, Probate Division, the
address of which is 101
James Lee Boulevard,
East, Okaloosa County
Courthouse, Crestview,
Florida 32536. The
names and addresses of
the Personal Representa-
tive and of the Personal
Representative's attorney
are set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons
having claims or de-
mands against dece-
dent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or
unliquidated claims, on
whom a copy of this no-
tice is served, must filed
their claims with this
Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF
FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF
A COPY OF THIS NO-
TICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other per-
sons having claims or de-
mands against dece-
dent's estate, including
unmatured, contingent or
unliauidated claims, must
file (heir claims with the
Court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND OB-
JECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOR-
EVER BARRED.
Personal Representative:
KELLY D. CARRICO
162 Nun Drive
Crestview Florida 32536
The date of first publica-
tion of this notice is Octo-
ber 24, 2007.
Respectfully submitted,
MICHAEL A. JONES,
ESQ.
POST OFFICE BOX 947
NICEVILLE FL
32588-0947
(850) 729-7440
FLORIDA BAR NO.
332471
Attorney for Personal
Representative
10/24/07
10/31/07


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

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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
2006-OP1 is a Plaintiff
and SCOft A WHITE IF
LIVING, AND IF DEAD,
THE UNKNOWN
SPOUSE, HEIRS DEVI-
SEES GRANTEES, AS-
SIG EES, LIENORS,
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES
AND ALL OTHER PAR-
TIES CLAIMING AN IN-
TEREST BY, THROUGH,
UNDER OR AGAINSf
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
Eglin Parkway, Shalimar,
F[ 32579, of 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 proper
owner as of the date 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 (71 days
prior, contact the Clerk of
hore Court's disability
coordinator at
8506517497, 1250 N
EGLIN PKWY SUITE
Al 14 SHALIMAR FL,
32579. If hearing
impaired, contact TDD'
8009558771 via Florida
Relay System.
Publish: CRESTVIEW
NEWS BULLETIN
Submitted by: Ben- Ezra
& Katz, P.A.. Attorneys
for Plaintiff, 2901 Stirling
Road, Suite 300 Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
33312; Telephone:
1305) 770-4100; Fax
(305) 653-2329
10/17/07
10/24/07


Legal # 100228
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE 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-
ing property in
OKALOOSA 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
to 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 eier 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-
lished once each week
for two consecutive
weeks in the Crestview
News Bulletin, WITNESS
my hand and the seal of
this Court on this 10 day
of October, 2007.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
By: K. Sims
As Deputy Clerk
Invoice to & Copy to:
Echevarria, Codilis &
Stawiarski P.O. Box
25018 Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
F07017128
NBNY-VA.R-csilversto
** See Americans
with Disabilities 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
(850)689-5000, Exten-
sion 7497, prior to the
proceeding, or Shalimar
(850)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


Legal #100231
IN THE CIRCUIT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
Case No.:
07-dr-4615
Division:
DAVID WALTER CAMP-
BELL,
Petitioner,
and
BONNIE DAWN CAMP-
BELL,
Respondent,
NOTICE OF ACTION
FOR DISSOLUTION
OF MARRIAGE
TO: BONNIE DAWN
CAMPBELL
5183 S. Ferdon Blvd
Crestview, FL 32536
YOU ARE NOTIFIED
thaton action has been
filed against you and that
you are required to serve
a copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to DAVID
WALTER CAMPBELL
whose address is 5183
SOUTH FERDON BLVD,
CRESTVIEW, Florida
32536, on or before De-


member 3, 2007, and file
the original with the clerk
of this Court at 1250 N.
EGLIN PARKWAY,
SHALIMAR, Florida
32579, before service
on Petitioner or immedi-
ately thereafter. If you
fail to do so, a de-
fault may be entered
against you for the
relief demanded in
the petition.
Copies of all court
documents in this
rase, including
orders, are available
at the Clerk of the
Circuit Court's office.
You may review
these documents
upon request.
You must keep
the Clerk of the Cir-
cuit Court's office no-
tified of your current
address. (You may
file Notice of Current
Address, Florida
Supreme Court
Approved Family
Law Form 12.915.)
Future papers in this
lawsuit will be
mailed to the
address on record at
the clerk's office.
WARNING: Rule
12.285, Florida Law
Rules of Procedure,
requires certain au-
tomatic disclosure of
documents and
information. Failure
to comply can result
in sanctions,
including dismissal
or striking of
pleadings.
Dated: 10-19-07
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Tiffany Gardner,
Deputy Clerk
10/24/07
10/31/07
11/7/07
11/14/07
Legal# 100233
Pursuant to Section
713.75, Florida Statutes,
there will be a public
auction November 21,
2007 at 8:00 A.M. for
the following described
vehicles
2003 Lincoln
VIN#
5LMFU27R13U20707
The auction will be held
at 136 Cayson Ave,
Crestview, FL 32536, S
and L Auto Body, Inc.,
has the right to turn down
any and all bids.
10/24/07
Legal # 100234

Pursuant to Section
713.75, Florida Statutes,
there will be a public
auction November 5,
2007 at 8:00 A.M. for
the following described
vehicles
1999 Chevy
VIN#
1GCC51440XK238312
The auction will be held
at 861 W. James Lee
Blvd, Crestview, FL
32536, Danco Transmis-
sions has the eight to turn
down any and all bids.
10/24/07

Legal# 100237
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. 2007 CA
004333S

WELLS FARGO
BANK N.A. AS
TRUSTEE FOR OWNIT
MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST, MORTGAGE
LOAN ASSET-BACKED
CERTIFICATES, SERIES
2006-2
2 plaintiff,
vs.
BETTE PAGE, et al,
Defendant(s)
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: DANIEL SEARS
921 Denton Blvd.,
#1302
Fort Walton Beach, FL
32547 ( LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS)

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 AN IN-


TEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action to foreclose a
mortgage on the
following property in
OKALOOSA County,
Florida:
THE NORTH V2 OF
LOTS 12, 13 AND
14, BLOCK 31,
TOWNSITE OF PORT
DIXIE, ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF AS RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE
(S) 64 THROUGH 66,
OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF OKA-
LOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
has been filed against
you and you are required
to serve a copy of your
written defenses if any,
on or before November
29, 2007 on Florida De-
fault Law Group, P.L.,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address is 9119 Corpo-
rate Lake Drive, Suite
300, Tampa, Florida
33634 and file the origi-
nal with this Court either
before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or im-
mediately .thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be
entered against you for
the relief demanded in
the Complaint or petition.
This notice shall be
published once each
week for two consecutive
weeks in the Crestview"
News Bulletin.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of this Court on'
this 18 day of October,
2007.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Kitty Sims
As Deputy Clerk
In accordance with the
Americans with Disabili-
ties Act, persons with
disabilities needing spe-
cial accommodation to
participate in this pro-
ceeding should contact
Court Administration at
101 James Lee Boulevard
East, Crestview, FL,
32536-3515; telephone
number' (850)689-5000,
Extension 7497, prior to
the proceeding, or
Shalimar (850)651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with Disabili-
ties Act, persons with dis-
abilities needing special
accommodation to partic-
ipate in this proceeding
should contact Court AT-
ministration at 1250 N.
Eplin Parkway, Shalimar,
F, .32579; telephone
number (850) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.

10/24/07
10/31/07




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
and do things together.
Please write RLB P.O.
Box 876, Crestview, FL
32536, or call (850)
689-8038 *



Lost: Black Lab 7 mo.
old female on 10/22
from Texas Pwky. Black
collar w/green tags. Call
259-139 3

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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








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


30 Acres in Holt on
paved road with city
water. Exc. for horse
ranch. 850-240-5287

CLIPPENDALES
Dog Grooming & house
cleaning services.
Are you ready for the
holidays? We can help.
Not only dowve clean
your pooch, we can
clean your home.
Call 537-4006, if no
answer, leave message



1 2130
2004 S & H Stock
trailer. 16'x6'6", HD
axles, trailer mats, excel-
lent condition, $3900.
Call 850-902-3603
Round & Square bales
Bahia hay for sale. Fert.
& shed kept dry, Baker,
FL. All cut this summer.
$35/rd $4/bale.
850-582-1054


MERCHANDISE
3100 Antiques
3110 Appliances
3120 Arts & Crafts
3130 Auctions
3140 Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
Equipment
3170 Collectibles
3180 Computers
3190 Electronics
3200 Firewood
3220 Furniture
3230 Garage/Yard Sales
3240 Guns
3250 Good Things to Eat
3260 Health & Fitness
3270 Jewelry/Clothing
3280 'Machinery/
Equipment
3290 Medical Equipment
3300 Miscellaneous
3310 Musical Instruments
3320 Plants & Shrubs/
Supplies
3330 Restaurant/Hotel
3340 Sporting Goods
3350 Tickets (Buy & Sell)




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




Ron's Appliance &
Parts, appliance repair,
all brands, we buy work-
ing appliances, 215 N.
Main Street, Call
689-1007. After hours
305-8515
Used washers &
dryers. $95 & up. Refrig-
erators & stoves. All with
warranty.
Batson's Appliance
Company, 682-1149






NEW 1"11a1


AUCTION
Saturday
6:30pm
OCTOBER 27,
2007
Garcon Market
& Antiques
1-10 Exit 26 then south
/2 mile.
Antique Furniture-Cast
Iron Hull & McCoy
Pottery-Glassware- Prim-
itive Tools-Computers.
ACCEPTING
CONSIGNMENTS
NOW!
Items available for
public to view beginn-
ing 9:00 AM day of
auction.
James Smith,
Auctioneer,
License
AU 3184
DAN-
850-525-9395
JANIS-
850-206-1753
JOEL-
850-449-4660





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


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' WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 2007


CLASSIFIED


Crestview News Bulletin I C5


3180
Dell GX260 Pentium4
System DVD/CDRW. Dell
GX260 System P4
DVD/CDRW 2.40GHz.
256Ram 40Gb.
Win2000 K/M $140
682-4906 or 865-2347



FREE CELL
PHONES
at your wireless
superstores Order online
with FREE shipping
www.PGBdigital.com
Mitsubishi 50" high
definition / projection,
1080 model. Excellent
condition. $550
682-0150





S NEW rIAYV

Bistro Table & 2 Chairs,
like new $100. Popason
Chair $40. 2006 Travel
System Stroller, Carseat,
2 bases Evenflo
$125. 499-5115
Living Room
Approx 3yrs old, blue
theater shaped couch w/
ottoman & multi- colored
decorative pillows, spiral
backed multi- colored
chair & red leather re-
cliner $400 OBO.
Please Call 598-0253 or
e-mail for pics at
jewels0613@cox.net.



Baker
Moving Sale
Furniture, household,
electronics, generator &
more. Sat. Oct 27th 8am-
5050 Galliver Cutoff
Crestview
Fri 8 Noon
5719 Seminole
Drive
Off Old Bethel Road
If rain, sale is cancelled
Crestview
Garage Sale
Sat. Oct 27th 7-2
305 Powell Dr If rain
cancelled. No early Birds
Crestview
Huge Yard Sale
Car seats, single, double
& triple strollers, begin-
ner bikes, tons of toys,
girls clothes, preemie
through toddler sizes, la-
dies clothes sizes 6-12.
Quilting items, computer
& supplies, household
items, all items in excel-
lent condition, everything
must go. Sat. Oct 27th,
7am-noon. 901 Pinellas
Drive (Countryview Es-
totes)
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
Multi Family
Sale
1571 Texas Pkwy. Sat.
Oct 27th, 8-12.
Crestview
Multiple Yard
Sales
Scarlet Dr East
Sat. Oct 27th 7am-12pm
Crestview
Neighborhood
garage sale
5447Monterrey Rd and
Colonial Circle area. Fur-
niture, clothes and more.
Saturday only 7am till
1pm
Crestview
North Central
Assembly of
God Women's
Ministry
is having a larpe indoor
yard & bake sale.
Oct 27th
7am-3pm at
158 Woodlawn Dr
499-1113
Creslview
Saturday, October
27th, 106 Creek Drive.
8-11am. Light fixtures,
VCR, household treas-
ures.
Crestview
Silvercrest Rehab will
be holding Yard Sale
Fri. Oct. 26th 8am-noon
103. Ruby Lane beside
Walmart
Crestview
Yard Sale
549 Purl Adams Ave.
Sat. 7am-12
Crestview
Yard Sale
Check It Out!
248 Bracewell St Thurs.
25 10-5 Fri and Sat 7-till
maybe Sunday. records
lots of music, tools, col-
lectables and lots more.
S Crestview
Yard Sale
Fri & Sat 8-4
134 Hudson St. Behind
* Coach & Four
Crestview
Yard Sale


Sat. 7am-2pm. 3324
Willow Drive, off Au-
burn.
Crestview
Yard Sale
Sat. Oct 27th, 7am-1pm.
301 Victory Lane. Dolls
galore; some collectibles
odds & ends, diamond
jewelry, cash only.
Crestview
Yard/Inside Sale
3063 Locke Ln. Saturday
October 27, 7-Noon
North on Hwy85 past
Auburn Church. Left on
Locke Ln. Three family
sale. Too much to list.


3230
Laurel Hill
Hwy 85 N Across Farm
World Fri & Sat
9am-2pm 2 off white & 1
white wedding dresses, 1
red parent dress, $1000
each. Veils, slips, Hallow-
een & Christmas items.
Lots of misc. merchandise
TUPPERWARE
New Catalog, monthly
special replacement or-
der. Call Jackie
682-4305



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



Green & boiled pea-
nuts. Also; dry & roasted
eanruts. Deer corn
$5.75/baqc. Holland
Farms (850)675-6876


320 |
LOSE WEIGHT
NOWI
Burn fat, block cravings,
boost energy. All Natu-
rall A whole line of
Wei*ht Loss & Wellness
roc!ucts. Call Pe
828 628-3965 AD 1 8




FORMALS
Pagent or Prom Gowns
SIzes 6-14. From
20-$200. Each only
worn once. Call
398-2716







18" Poulan Pro
New still in' box. Pd
$200, asking $135. Call
Mike at 758-5697





NEW iIIJAV

Discount Travel
FL/ Bahamas Cruise
$249ppl 4 vacations!
Bonus 4day night Royal
Caribbean cruise. No
catch Limited offer.
www.savingonvacations.com




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
good condition. $900.
850-206-2852


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


NEW T6iAV
Automotive
Do You Like .
Cars?
Are you a motivated
worker? This job may
be for youl Gary Smith
Honda is hiring a Lot
Attendant / Detail Per-
son immediately. Join
our team and have fun
at your job while mak-
ing a good income.
Apply in person, ask
for Jamie or Ben :


225 Miracle Strip
Pkwy, Ft. Walton

Automotive
Exp Detailer
with buffing skills pre-
ferred. Apply in person
at Factory Spec., 5165
S. Ferdon, Crestview
Business Opp/Investment
Post Office
Now Hiring
Av5. pay $20/hour or
$57K annually including
Federal Benefits and Of
Paid training, vacations.
PT/FT. 1-866 497-1015
USWA


Drivers
Driver Trainees
Needed
No CDL? No Problem
Earn up to $900/wk.
Home weekends with
TMC. Company en-
dorsed CDL Training.
1-866-280-5309
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 Worshipper
Nursery Staff
needed!
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& refs
re.' Possible
15 rs/wk, Applications
at 1st UMC, 599 8th
Ave. Crestview or call
Delynn or Diane,
682-2018
Web ID #27771761

*Healthcare/CNA/Aide
CNAs
FT, PT, Per-Diem.
ALL SHIFTS.
Must have at least 6
months experience in
long-term care, current li-
cense,'CPR and be eligi-
ble to pass pre- employ-
ment physical, drug test-
ing and background
check. Full Time positions
offer. Health Insurance,
Dental and Paid Time
Off. Call 850-747-5401
ext 432 or e-mail
pgsjobs@phyamerica.com
Manufactg/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 /email knowl-
ed e. 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.
Mana ement, office,
computer, and communi-
cation skills required.
Drug -free workplace.
Must have valid DL &
transportation. Some
travelrequired. Applica-
tions can be picked up at
Crestview Apartments,
1450 Coremo Drive
Crestview, FL. 850
682-5149. Equal Oppor-
tunity Employer.


NEW rToAY


Restaurant/Food Service
PT Bartender wanted
for American Legion,
nights & weekends. Ask
for Donna, 689-3195

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
bs. Thi s is a Great Re-
tiree Job. If interested
please apply at 295
W. James Lee Blvd,
Crestview.



4130

NEW rIJAY

POSTAL JOBS
$17.33-$27.58/hr.
Now hiring. For oppli-
catiop & free government
job info, calf American
Assoc. of Labor,
1-913-599-8226, 24hrs.
emp. serv.


DANIEL'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

ALL WORK GUARANTEED
MAJOR & MINOR REPAIR
* SPECIAIlZINO IN ENGINE OVERHAUL FoH(;,v & DowmsK
WRECKER SERVICE AVAI.AB LE
Licensed & Insured
3 =850-537-3828

523 Hwy 90 WEST H HOLT, FL


6110(



BUSINESS NA Crestview, lbr furn.
I water, electric cable and
5100 Business garbage incld $750/mo.
Opportunlles + $75/dd. 837-5738
5110 Money to Lend


5100
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,
reskiniP & 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


100 Buslnesa/
Commercial
6110 Apartments
6120 Boeach Rentals
6130 Condo/rownhouse
6140 House Rentals
6160 Roommate Wanted
6160 Rooms for Rent
6170 Mobile Home/Lot
0180 Out-ol-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 50 5374175



NEW rODAY
For lease, brand new
office warehouse
building 3500-7000sf off
393 in SRB. 267-3965

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, $1000
mo, triple net, plus de-
posit. 682-0791 (Dan) or
830-8411




Brookmeade
Apartments
Now accepting applica-
tions for 1 &2 BR HC &
non-HC accessible apart-
ments for the elderly and
the disabled. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
Call 850-89-2272,
TDD/TTY 711. 102 No-
ble Circle, Crestview, FL.
Equal Housing Opportu-
nity.


NEW rTolAY

Crestview- 1 br apt,
692 Kenneth Ave. Com-
pletely furnished incl utili-
ies. 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
opts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview FL Call 850
682-5563, 'TDD/TTY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity

Crestview I & II
Apartments
Now accepting applica-
tions for 1 & 2BRHC &
non-HC accessible apart-
ments for the elderly and
the disabled. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
Call 850-682-6149,
TDD/TTY 711. 1450
Coremo Drive, Crest-
view, FL. Equal Housing
Opportunity.


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

Two 2 BR Townhomes
avail 11/1 No pets
$500/mo + dd.
682-8867 leave mes-
sage





Crestview 303 Purl
Adams, 2 br, 1 V2 ba,
W/D. $753/mo + dep
Avail now. 543-4742

Crestview 3 br, 2.5 ba
TH. $800/mo. Close to
EWlin. Call David,
850-910-0485



SE140 |
4 br., 2 ba large
fenced yard, outside pets
welcome. $1000/mo. +
dep. Call 902-1065


1st Month Freel
Crestview new homes
Startin at $750/mo
dd. 820 835-0432

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


Century 21
Moulton Realty
(850)
682-3849
Rentals:
902 Dixie, 3br, 2ba
$875mo+dep.
5474 Haburn St 3br,
2ba $1100mo+mo
4295 Batten Rd, 3br
2ba, $1000mo+dep
366 John King Rd
3br,2ba $900mo+dd
*411 Peoria Blvd
3br,3ba, $1300+dd
2932 Sholtz Ave.
3br, 2ba $1000+dep
8037 Old Ebnezer
Rd. 3 br, 2 ba $850mo
106 Oakmount
2br 1 ba $700mo+dd
352 Riverchase Blvd
3 br 2ba $1150+dep
5130 Whitehurst Ln.
4 br 20ba $1100+dep
5272 Cavalier Dr.
2br, lba, $800mo+dd
6 Courtney Lane
3br 2ba $950mo+dep
4733 Meadow Lake
Drive, 3 br, 2V2 ba
$2200mo +dd ,.
2842 Old Mill Way,
4 br, 2 ba $1000+dep
5362 Woodland
$800mo +$800dep


HELP

WANTED

Twin Hills
Learning Center
has opening for
a teacher.
Call

689-1663
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R.A._
M)RHOADS
REMODELING
R.A. ROADS
REMOIELING/RORING, INC.
SPECIALIZING IN METAL RUOFING
WE DO ALL KINDS OF
ROOFS, REMODELING,
& NEW CONSTRUCTION.
DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE,
FREE ESTIMATES
689-1643


SAT. NOV. 3RD 10:00 A.M.
1976 LEWIS TURNER BLVD.
Ft. WALTON BCH., FL
(BACK OF TECH SCHOOL IN BUS YARD)
(LOOK FOR SIGNS)
(20) DIESEL SCHOOL BUSES *
(65 PASSENGER & MINI BUSES) -(2) FARM
TRACTORS -OLDER PICKUP TRUCKS & VANS
*FORD LOADER -GRAIN DRILLS *GENERATOR *
BUYER MAKES OWN INSPECTION AS TO
CONDITION & VALUE OF ITEMS OFFERED!
SOME RUN! SOME FOR PARTS! SOME JUNK!
CALL FOR INFO MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
WEB....... www.jacksonauction.com
Preview Sat. (3RD) 8a.m. 'til auction *
CLYDE JACKSON- AUCTIONEER (AU164AB69)
BRIAN SPARLING APPRENTICE AE 329
(850) 862-4988


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Tree Service

PROFESSIONAL,
TREE & STUMP
REMOVAL

682-9474


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Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
Terrace, Crestview, Fl
32536 (850)689-1515
or (850)682-5922
0305 Walnut Ave, br,
1 ba, 700sf, $495, triple
*307 Walnut Ave, br,
1 ba, 800sf, $495 triplex
*286-A Henderson St 2
br, 1 ba, 900sf, $550
end unit
01562 Texas Pkwy 3br,
2ba, 1109sf $875 no
pets allowed
p687 Valley Road 2br,
1ba 960sf, $625 Duplex
*5720 Reinke Dr, 3br, 2
ba, 1253sf, $850, se-
cluded
S2827 Atoka Trail, 3br,
2ba, 2451sf, $f250,
No pets allowed
*2957 Sholtz Ave 3br 2
ba 1244sf $800 no pets.
* 1206 Northview Dr.
4br 2ba 2070sf, $1,125
pet w/owner approval
*262 Swaying Pine Ct
3br, 2.5bba, 1,309sf,
$900., End Unit TH
*266 Swavin Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba f309sf $850,
Townhome
0268 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba 1415sf
$960, Townhome
*270 Swaying Pine Ct-
br, 2.5b 1,528sf,
$975, Townhome
0272 Swaying Pine Ct

0274 Swaying Pine .t-
3br 2.5ba, 1,415sf,
$900, Townhome
*224 Runnymeade Dr, 2
br 1.5ba 930sf $600 TH
0228 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 BR, 1 ba, 896
sq ft. $550 duplex
*5332 Vernon Taylor Rd
2br, 1ba, 896sf $550,
duplex
*650 Territory Lane, 4
br, 2ba, 3000sf, $1875
military-$400 off rent
02385 Susan Drive-
house 3br, 2ba, 1640sf,
$945 waterfront
* 2385 Susan Drive- cot-
tage, 1 br, 1 ba, $450.
Waterfront
*2385- Susan Drive,
basement apt. 1 br, 1 ba
1352sf $600 util..incl.
0130 Louise Drive, 3 br,
2 ba, 1436 slft, '$925,
privacy fenced backyard
*114 Feldon Drive, 3 br,
2 ba, 1426 sq ft, $906
remodeled kitchen
* 5984 Creekside Cir-
cle- 3 br, 2 ba, 1465 sf,
$1000 split bedroom
plan
* 5814 Reinke Drive- 4
br 2 ba, 1518 sf,
$1f050 in ground pool
*2640 Paddock Circe, 4
br, 3ba, 3042sf, $1375
privacy fenced back yard
*139 Beacons Bend
Road, 2br, 1ba 804sf,
$700. Military 10% dis-
count.
*109 Steeplechase Dr. 3
r 2 ba, 1025 sf,
$d025, fenced w/large
deck
*909 Maracel Loop 4
br, 3 ba, 2022 sf,
$1250. upstairs loft.
for further information
visit www.cbjmeproperty
management.com .



Xtreme Boats
All Welded, All AJluminum Boats.
$500 -10RebatsS allXtne Boats,
We also sell SiokerIBBQ, Fyers,
Utility Vehicles. Boniay FL
www.xtremeindustries.com
TollFree 1-86684-3376


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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,
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 clean brick
3br tile floors, carport,
1465 Texas $775mo
+$775dd. 689-1126
Move-h"RsdA
Crestview
Newly
Remodeled
3 BR/2BTH home Fenced
Yard Il Great Spacell
$800mo, 251-599-9599
or 251-656-4073


NEW i JAY

Crestview, 3 br, 1 ba,
1400sf very nice &
uiet. $750/mo + dd.
Call 865-0184

NEW UUJ0AV

Crestview, 3 br, 2 ba,
very clean, very nice,
$835/md. No smoking.
682-9619
Crestview, quiet clean,
3br 2ba, 1216sf, I.
secluded lot close no
town. Appl. Pets neg.
Lawn care. $800/mo +
dd. 850-423-0967


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


NEW IOAY
Janet Johnson
Realty, Inc
Equal Housing
Opportunity
682-1800
606 Henderson St
1 br, 1 ba $550
8110 4th St.
4 br, 2 ba, $600
6018 Sand Hill Rd
3 br, 1 ba, $750
134 Swaying Pine Ct
3 br, 21/2a, $900
5417 Monterrey Rd
3 br, 2 ba $995
101 Mill Stone Cove
3bd/2.5ba, $1000
6454 Moonlight Lane
3 br, 2ba $1050
218 Limestone Circle
3 br, 2 ba, $1100


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Six level lots side-by-side
each one is 50 X250.
Can be sold separately.
Nice trees & paved street.
City water available.
MLS#461697 $27,500 each
GOLF COURSE LOT! On the l8th fair-
way, cul-de-sac lot with a
water view. MLS#457384
A RARE FIND 9.36 acres in
Mathison Creek area,
about 2 acres of land has
been partially cleared,.
many native trees &
wildlife. MLS#474378
2.12 ACRES! Beautiful
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apply MLS#472731 $44,500
11 Lots in Indian Trail Subdivision,
$37,500 to 55,000ea, all over an acre.
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4BR,3.18A home with a 4
car garage, dining room,
gourmet kitchen granite
countertops. 2 masters &
a pool. MLS#463267
Gorgeous custom built
w/4BR, 3.5 BA on a lake.
Chair rail recessed
lighting, fireplace, maxed
kitchen. Bull nose corners, oversized
garage. MLS#404390
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240-0890
North Crestview, 3
br, 1 V/2 ba. Great Loca-
tion Close to Schools,
Brick home, fenced yard,
no pets $825mo, +dd,
902-0664


Bill Spears
invites everyone to stop by
and talk with him about the
great deals going on now.
Bill can help you to Ove
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4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview
682-2731


NEW rTIIAV
Teel & Waters
Real Estate
RENTALS
682-6156
* 29 Heather Ave.
$725, 3 br, 2 ba no pets
* 3542 Auburn Road
$750 3 br, 1 ba
* 2919 Aplin Road
$800, 3 br, 2 ba, 1 cg
* 821 Brett St.
$1100, 3 br, 2 ba
* 107 Dogwood Ln
$1250, 30Tr, 2 ba, 2 cg,
pet with approval
S428 Riverchase Blvd
$1350, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 cg,
No pets
S2117 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


W.- --..q
HOCSE
RENTALS


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


1 6170
Crestview 2BR 1BA
MH, upgraded inside
quiet park, military and
seniors welcome, no
pets, $490 rent same de-
posit 850-585-8192

NEW rOIIDAY
Crestview, 2 br, 1 ba,
14x60, very nice & quiet
area. $500/mo. + dd.
Call 865-0184
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 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



Affordable waterfront
3 br 2 ba, $355,000.
houseflipperl 972.com
Call 850-259-4274


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SILDR A O Crestview
S8 SI3brR D 1/2 ba, $108,900
Recently upgraded with
S arnite countertops,

CREW CAB 1-TON DUALLY sne3w ro' ""c
--AM FM CD, Power Locks,


07 SILVERADO 4X4
EXTENDED CAB
V-8, Auto Trans., Locking Rear Diff.,
Cruise, Tilt, Front Recovery Hooks,
Deep Tinted Windows


$23,265 A


AC, Locking Diff.,
Deep Tinted Glass,
Camper Style,
Mirrors, And More.


28,677


07 SILVERADO 4X4
CREWCAB
Tinted Glass, Power Locks, Cruise, Tilt,
Locking Rear Diff Stabilitrak
ONStar and more


06s24,668


07 COLORADO
REGULAR CAB

$129O


07 SILVERADO 4x4
REGULAR CAB
Auto, AC, Locking Diff.

$19,583


Crestview
Real Estate
Professionals!
Before you settle for a
50% split on someone
else's listings, check out
our 90% split to the sell-
in agency! 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
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Your om e sold in
60 days or receive
1000 cash on 61st
day! David Young
826-1662
Destinctive Realty Inc





NEW rlioA
For sale- 'brand new
7000sf office warehouse
building off 393 in SRB.
267-3965


S 7150
Attention Nature
lovers; Almost 31,000sf
with approx. 15,000sf
buildable area, bordered
by 2 sides of uplands on
paved road in Crestview
with public pond across
street. Ideal for mobile
home. $25,000. Call
689-1985



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


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/Aviatlion
8320 ATV/Otf Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
8340 Motorhomes



Buick LaSabre
Limited 2000
Very clean, silver, V6.
Runs great. 117K miles.
$4800 obo. 682-4369
or 758-1020

8120o
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
GMC 2500 HD 2006
6.0L engine, 4 wd, crew
cab, 22K miles, truck
box, running boards, bed
mat, dual Fowmaster ex-
haust exc. cand.
$24,900. Call
850-902-3603

a- n8140 1

Plymouth Voyager '93
Good work van/ passen-
ger/cargo. $600. (904)
342-6886 Crestview



1996 Yamaha Virago
750, less than 200 miles
on tune up. New tires &
battery. $2900. Call
689-1985
Wanted to Buy
disabled street bikes, dirt
bikes, 4-wheelers, all
others considered, we
pay cash and will
pick-up. 850-517-7731



'02 ,Polaris
Sportsman 700
Warn winch, adult rid-
den, low hours $3500
obo. Call 689-8536
Honda Rancher
ES 2004
2 wheel drive, 456
miles, 89.7 hrs. 26x12V2
Swamp Pro mud tires on
rear. $3000. 758-1047



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.


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1 CRESTVIEW 682-2731 M AN
a f'wFT.WALTON BEACH 243-7214 mi | A I
S4150 FERDON BLVD CRESTVIEW V
Residency restrictions apply. See sales person for details. Price Includes all rebates and discounts. All prices, plus tax, tag, title and processing tee.
Photos for illustration purposes only. 0% In lieu of base rebate, with approved credit through GMAC. Sale ends 10/31/07.


07 SILVERADO
EXTENDED CAB
Auto, AC, Cruise, Tilt


$18,224


Auburn area, 2br,
1 boa, new carpet fresh
paint. Front & back deck.

$200/mo w/year lease.
Cqll 689-1985



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-
g iny 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


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