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Edward Ross purchases lottery tickets from Randall Brown at Brown's Grocery in Holt. Word quickly spread through the
small community about the purchase of a $14-million lottery ticket from the store.
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"We've never had a big Lotto winner,"
HOLT A Florida Lottery ticket said clerk Randall Brown, brother of the%
sold sometime between Sunday and store's former owner. "We had a Fantasy
Wednesday at Brown's Grocery in Holt Five winner, though."
has made someone $14 million richer. Owner Jimmy Gillani said that 90
The question is who. percent of their business is local and that
"No one's come forward," said Alfred they sell about $30,000 in Lottery tickets
Bea, communications manager for the each month.
Florida Lottery. "They have 180 days to "We don't know who it is yet, but
claim that ticket. We expect to hear from we're hoping it's from (someone) local,"
them long before that." he said.
Only one person matched all six Florida Gillani said many of his customers are
Lotto numbers to win the jackpot. hoping the recent big win will become a
,streak..
"We've sold five, maybe six times" the
usual amount of Lotto tickets since news
about the big win swept through the
small rural community, Gillani said.
"It's exciting," said store clerk Sonya
Ward. "Everyone is coming over to buy
tickets!"
"I got the next winning ticket," said
optimistic resident Edward Ross, buying
his Lotto ticket. "I thought I had this
week's," he joked, indicating the $14
million winner.
For selling the winning ticket, Brown's
will receive a $25,000 check from the
lottery.
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SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 17, 2007
Today's Forecast
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Okaloosa County School
Superintendent Alexis Tibbetts speaks
with Gulf Power representative Jennifer
Grove and school board member Cindy
Franks following a news conference on
the Career and Professional Education
Act at Crestview High School on Friday.
Students
have a
CHOICE
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW State and regional
education officials gathered at Crestview
High School Friday morning to announce
a statewide initiative that local leaders
already know will be a big success.
They should.
It's modeled on a successi.lprogram
created here in Okaloosa County.
The Career and Professional Education
Act was signed into law by Gov. Charlie
Crist on June 26.
Its combined statewide goal, already
a proven local success, is "improving
academic performance and responding
to the state's workforce needs."
The act requires each school district
throughout the state to establish a "career
and professional academy"; provides
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Brian Hughes I Cresth'ew News. Bulletin
Wayne Steele addresses the Crestview City
Council upon being approved as the city's
new Public Services director.
New Public Services
director appointed
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Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW In a special meeting of
the City Council Tuesday night, Wayne
Steele, currently assistant public services
director, was approved to succeed his
boss, "Junior Cox," upon the latter's
retirement in January.
In response to a query by Councilman
Bob Allen, City Clerk Janice Young said
of 19 applications received by a city
review committee, only "approximately
five" applicants met the qualifications
for the position.
"Most of them didn't have any
qualifications whatsoever," Young said.
"I think the council made a very wise
decision," Cox said upon its unanimous
approval of his right-hand man to
replace him.
"Mr. Steele is very capable. He will
do the city proud."
AdministrativeServicesDirectorMike
Wing praised Steele's qualifications and
intimate knowledge of the city facilities
he will oversee.
"It's ahvays nice to have someone
there who knows where that valve is,
what's the quality of that pipe and so
forth," said Wing.
"He's a very valuable asset to our
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Scores of Laurel Hill residents of all ages feast royally at the community's
annual Harvest Supper.
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his glee, Shane Williams,
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which part of the turkey
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A bounty of tempting sweets awaits the
arrival of hungry sweet-toothed Laurel
Hill residents.
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LAUREL HILL An
unannounced baptism
delayed feasting at
the annual Laurel Hill
churches' Harvest Supper
Wednesday evening,
leading to a few rumbling
tummies among, the small
group already gathered in
the First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall.
Exercising the leadership
skills that placed two stars
on each shoulder during
his Air Force career, retired
general Robert "Ched
Bob" Chedister finally took
command. He led Woot
Campbell in a foray to the
dessert tables.
With the area pastors
still attending the baptism,
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Chedister also intoned the
blessing. "Lord, make this
cake go down peacefully,"
he said.
One after the other,
several more attendees
sought appetizers at the
sweets table. All looked up
whenChedisterannounced,
"There's something wrong
with this pie."
"It's gone?" guessed
former Laurel Hill mayor
Douglas Rogers correctly.
But soon the service
ended, the double doors
burst open and a hungry
multitude surged into the
hall. Hosted this year by
Magnolia Baptist Church,
supper had officially
begun,' and the holiday
season was. launched at
Laurel Hill.
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displays a 25.75-inch eastern coral snake removed
from the swimming pool of James Abernathy.
"We walked out to look at the pool," the Milligan
resident said. "I looked down there and I see this
thing that doesn't look normal."
After summoning Vincent, the animal expert
pronounced it the second longest coral snake he'd
seen in more than 20 years in the business. He
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In 1911, a group of civic-
minded Detroit business
professionals got together
5 to form an organization
dedicated to improving their
community.
The National Exchange
Club was born.
Now an equally dedicated
cadre of local men and
women have begun meeting
in Crestview for the same
purpose.
Local organizer Paul
McShane shared the modern
Exchange Club's mission.
"Exchange, America's
Service Club, is a group of
men and women working
together to make our
communities better places
to live through programs
of service in Americanism,
Community Service, Youth
Activities, and its national
project, the Prevention of
Child Abuse," he said.
"From our organization's
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earliest days, Exchange
Clubs have been unselfishly
serving their communities
and improving the quality
of life," he continued.
"The diverse array of
Exchange-sponsored
programs and
projects has made
a considerable
impactonAmerica,
enhancing the
lives of countless
men, women and
children across the
nation."
The Crestview
Exchange Club's
first organizational
meeting last Thursday
drew a number of
interested potential
members.
"We're off to a good start,"
McShane said, noting that
20 members are required to
charter a club.
There are already chapters
of the club in Niceville, Fort
Walton Beach and Panama
City.
"They put in thousands
of hours a year," McShane
said.
"It's pretty incredible.
When you put a group of
people together, all of a
sudden really neat things
happen."
To start some of those
"neat things" happening
in the Crestview area,
McShane and fellow
organizer Dorothy Miller
invite interested members
of the community to
their next organizational
meeting Dec. 9.
"It's just overwhelming
sometimes to think about
some of the things we can
do in the community,"
McShane said.
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT NATIONAL
EXCHANGE CLUB
Contact organizers Paul McShane, (850)
225-04 12, rockne@cox.net, or Dorothy Miller,
(850) 678-4984, ddotmiller@aol.com. Visit
www.nationalexchangeclub.com. The.next
meeting is Dec. 9, 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the First
Presbyterian Church of Crestview, 492 N.
Ferdon Blvd.
Covenant of Service (Adopted as the
philosophy which characterizes an Exchangite):
Accepting the divine privilege pf single and
collective responsibility as life's noblest gift, I
covenant with my fellow Exchangites:
To consecrate my best energies to the
uplifting of Social, Religious, Political and
Business ideals;
To discharge the debt I owe to those of high
and low estate who have served and sacrificed
that the heritage of American citizenship might
be mine;
To honor and respect law, to serve my
fellowmen, and to uphold the ideals and
institutions of my Country;
To implant the life-giving, society-building
spirit of Service and Comradeship in my social '
and business relationships;
To serve in Unity with those seeking better
conditions, better understandings, and greater
opportunities for all.
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Though the starting
salary for the position is
about $55,000, because
of Steel's tenure with
the city, he will receive a
salary between $72,000
and $75,000.
Council President Chip
Wells questioned Steele
about his residence,
which is outside of the
city limits and just north
of Crestview.
Though his present
home places him only
five minutes from his
office, Steele indicated
a willingness to move
within the city limits if
the question of residency
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"for coordination between
career and professional
academies and industry";
and requires "that career
courses lead to industry
certification."
The act establishes
mechanisms within the
State Board of Education
to analyze, administer
and assess the program.
It also defines a career
and professional academy
"to mean a program that
integrates an academic
curriculumwithanindustry-
specific curriculum."
But the feather in local
educators' caps is the
section of the act "requiring
the Okaloosa County School
District CHOICE Institutes
to advise and assist newly
established career and
professional academies."
CHOICE (Community
High Okaloosa Institutes
for Career Education) has
already been adopted
by Workforce Florida for
replication in 22 other
counties.
Now it's spreading to
every school district in the
state, and local educators
are suddenly eagerly
sought for their expertise
and experience.
At Crestview High,
CHOICE students study
careers as diverse as
aircraft maintenance, crime
scene investigation and
construction.
Laurel Hill School
partnered with Gulf Power
to open a CHOICE program
in electrical engineering.
Crestview High "offers
more curriculum choices
than any other school in
Northwest Florida," said
Principal Ed Coleman
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with industry credentials
and certification that is
not available to other
students."
"If it wasn't for the
support of our business
partners, we would not be
where we are today," said
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Alexis Tibbetts.
"Kids in our rural areas
definitely need these high-
skill, high-wage jobs" that
are attainable through the
CHOICE institutes.
Jeff Scroggins, director
of CHOICE, noted that
900 students, almost half
the student body at CHS,
is enrolled in CHOICE
studies.
"This legislation is good
for education," Scroggins
said. "Our students have
more viable opportunities
in front of them than ever
before."
From the state
capitol, Larry McIntyre,
representing the Florida
Agency for Workforce
Innovation, said, "The best
ideas are those that come
from the local area and
come to Tallahassee."
Gulf Power
spokeswoman Jennifer
Grove concurred.
The act "does truly
marry education, industry,
career development and the
work force."
Okaloosa School Board
member and chair of the
Okaloosa Development
Council Cindy Frakes
summed up the optimistic
feelings of everyone
gathered in the high school's
Pearl Tyner Auditorium.
"This is the right thing
to do," she said. "Not every
kid goes to college."
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4 I Crestview News Bulletin RELIGION SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2007
FROM THE
PULPIT Thanks giving
Michael Green Jr.
Be carefulfor nothing; but
in every thing by prayer and
supplication with thanks-
giving let your requests be
made known unto God. -
Philippians 4:6
Are you thankful for the
blessings that God has be-
stowed upon you and your
family? The Bible instructs
us to be a thankful people.
This attitude is mentioned
numerous times in relation
to our Christian walk. As we
celebrate the national day of
Thanksgiving we should be
mindful that an attitude of
thanksgiving should be fos-
tered year round. Let us ex-
plore some biblical passages
that address this subject.
In our opening verse we
notice that the Apostle Paul
admonishes the Philippian
church to be careful for
nothing. He is instructing
them to not be overly anx-
ious about situations that
arise in everyday life.
Are you a worrier? Paul
says that we are not to fret
about troubles in our lives.
What we are to do is cast
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our cares upon the Lord
in prayer. Our approach
to the Lord is to be with
an attitude of thanksgiv-
ing. Our tendency is to
worry and stress about
problems and forget to lift
them up to the Lord. We
are not to worry, but pray
with thanksgiving. Peter
says that we are to cast
our cares upon the Lord
because he cares for us (1
Peter 5:7).
Paul writes to the
Colossian church to, "Let
the peace of God rule in
your hearts, to the which
also ye are called in one
body; and be ye thankful
(3:15)." In this chapter he
is outlining the behavior
of the elect of God. When
trouble comes we need to
let God's peace rule our
lives and be thankful for
his goodness. When you
focus on God's mercy and
goodness in your life, you
cannot help but be thank-
ful!
What about the times
when we are suffering
through agonizing tri-
als and tribulations? In
Ephesians 5 Paul instructs
us to be filled with the
Spirit of God. This is not
a one-time filling but
something that is to oc-
cur regularly. In verse 20
he tells us to give thanks
always for all things. Does
this mean that we are to be
jubilant and excited when
troubles occur? Definitely
not. What we are to do is
continue to have an atti-
tude of thanksgiving in the
midst of troubles. We are
to look to the God of grace
that strengthens us dur-
ing times of trials. Peter.
echoes this statement in 1
Peter 5:10 when he writes,
"But the God of all grace,
who hath called us unto
his eternal glory by Christ
Jesus, after that ye have
suffered a while, make you
perfect, establish, strength-
en, settle you." He will see
us through whatever trou-
bles we encounter in this
life. He makes us complete
and sets us in the right
direction when things go
wrong in this world.
If you pause for a few
minutes and take inven-
tory of your life and the
blessings contained there-
in, you cannot help but be
thankful to God. We live in
the greatest country in the
world. Even the poorest
of us live better than the
majority of the rest of the
world. Most of us have a
roof over our heads and
food to eat. We are blessed
to live in relative safety
and freedom. We have
religious liberty that gives
us the opportunity to wor-
ship the Lord without fear
of government reprisal.
Much more could be writ-
ten about the goodness of
God in our lives. May we
endeavor to be a thankful
people in all things. This
attitude will affect your
whole outlook on life.
Michael Green Jr. is
pastor of Palm Chapel
Primitive Baptist Church
(www.palmchapel.org) in
Crestview. Palm Chapel
meets every Sunday at
10:30 a.m. and Wednesday
at 6 p.m. Pastor Green
can be contacted at
689-3383 or by e-mail at
pastor@palmchapel.org.
He warmly invites you
to come and worship at
Palm Chapel Primitive
Baptist Church.
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news briefs to the News
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Thursday.
EVENTS
MOVIE NIGHT FOR
CHRISTIAN YOUTHS:
7 10 p.m. each Friday
night from Nov. 16
through Dec. 14. Held at
the New Bethel United
Methodist Church, 5984
State Road 85 North in
Crestview.
BIG MO CONCERT:
Nov. 18 and 19 at
Auburn Pentecostal
Ministries, 6144 State
Road 85 North in
Crestview. Hours are
10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Sunday, and 7 p.m.
Monday.
FALL
EXTRAVAGANZA:
Pilgrim Rest Baptist
Church is hosting a fall
extravaganza free of
charge Saturdy from
1 4 p.m. Many activities
are planned, including a
bungee jump and game
booths, as well as free
food and prizes. Bring
the whole family.
Pilgrim Rest is located
on U.S. Highway 4, one
mile south of Baker. Call
537-9221 for details.
CAMA
THANKSGIVING:
Crestview Area
Ministerial Association
will host Thanksgiving
Nov. 18 at Central
Baptist Church in
Crestview from 6-7:30
p.m. Guest pastor is
Eugen.e Strickland,
president of Okaloosa
Baptist Association. Call
865-4254 or 758-8523.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CATHOLIC RCIA:
The Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults
(RCIA) is designed for
those seeking one or
S more of the Sacraments
of Initiation: Baptism,
Confirmation, and
Eucharist. This formation
process is the church's
approved method for
individuals to become
members of the Catholic
4 'community. Sessions
are held at the Eglin
Chapel Center Annex
from 7 9 p.m. each
Wednesday evening.
For more information,
please call Susan
Huberty at 882-7320.
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FDIC Road Church of Christ
is offering a free Bible
220 correspondence course.
Call 682-4025 for more
information. The radio
program airs Monday
through Saturday at 5:45
a.m. on WAAZ, ,j4.7
FM.
BOOK OF
REVELATIONS STUDY:
Each Sunday evening at
5 p.m., the Good Hope
Congregational Church
presents the study of
the Book of Revelations.
Rev. Tommy Coleman
will be presenting the
study and there will be
finger foods to follow
every Sunday evening.
Anyone interested may
join. Call 537-4307 for
more information.
SQUARE DANCING:
The New Bethel
Methodist Church hosts
square dancing in the
Fellowship Hall on
Thursday nights at 7
16 p.m. Come out for fun
and good exercise!
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Remembering those
who sacrifice
John Parrott
Crestview News Bulletin
The date was Nov. 11,
1918 when a document was
signed on the strike of the
11th hour, ending World
War I.
The day became known
globally as Armistice
Day, but in 1954 the name
changed in the United
States to Veterans Day.
President Eisenhower
wanted a day to celebrate
the living, as well as
remember and honor the
dead, and it was his idea
to change Armistice Day to
become more inclusive.
It would, he said,
"become a day in which
we honor all who wore the
uniform of our military
services."
This past weekend, the
city of Crestview did just
that.
It began with a parade
attended by about 5000
people and included fire
trucks, marching bands,
floats and a string of local
celebrities and dignitaries.
The Grand Marshal was,
Judge Patterson Maney,
who is a reserve Army
brigadier general and
combat wounded veteran.
Crestview mayor,
David Cadle opened the
weekend celebration by
declaring, "let the parade
begin," after he delivered
a proclamation honoring
military heroes.
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However, celebration
cannot overlook the sacrifice
American military men and
women are making every
moment of the day in some
distant land.
Those thoughts would
be echoed over and over,
and then again Sunday,
because, nearly everyone
attending the parade or
formal ceremony at the
memorial wall has a friend,
neighbor, or relative with
military ties.
The most succinct
comment came from Robert
Archer, whose grandson is
serving in Afghanistan.
"It's about all those
young men and women
who can't be here today
and watch the parade. We
are here because people
like my grandson are over
there," he said and pointed
to the west.
"He's in Afghanistan
right now, arid while we
sit here and watch the
parade and enjoy ourselves
in comfort, him and those
around him are not having
a good time. And we'd
better never forget that."
Similar thoughts were
expressed by the speaker
at the 11 a.m. service at
the memorial wall in front
of the Okaloosa County
Courthouse.
"Our children can live
as children without being
stripped of their innocence
by extreme organizations,
or by what we see in
some other nations," said
retired Air Force Col. Karl
Eschmann.
"How different our
world would be today if it
were not for our military
men and women who have
protected our shores. And
it is up to us, the living
survivors, to ensure the
men and women who have
given their all have not
done so in vain."
His words resonated
with the small crowd.
"There are approximately
20 million military veterans
in this country, and out of
our population of over
300 million, we represent
only 10 percent of the
population."
That is a sobering fact
that is often lost in political
posturing and social
criticism, and even today
there are those who have
dishonored our war dead
by interrupting military
funerals to make a religious
or political statement.
However, on this
Veterans Day weekend,
under a cloudless azure sky,
the hope in Crestview was
that none of our children
or grandchildren have to
make the sacrifice that
others have had to make.
Eschmann looked at
the wall and commented
about names of men whom
he knew and had worked
with.
As he read off the
names and gave a brief
commentary about them,
his voice cracked with
emotion.
"We can start paying
our debt by not forgetting,
and millions of us realize
nothing is as important
as defending this nation,"
said Eschmann.
Haveard,
Special t
Sara Haveard and Sc
married in a double-i
on Aug. 18,
Hep. ureg Evers
Patti united in marriage
The wedding of Sara A. Haveard and
Scott Patti took place Aug. 18, 2007 at 1
p.m. at Emmanuel Baptist Church.
The bride is the daughter of Joseph
Sand Deborah Haveard of Crestview. The
groom's parents are Alan and Sheila Patti
of Crestview.
The couple was married in a double-ring
ceremony by minister Mark Seagle. The
bride was given away by her parents.
The bride's matron of honor was
Season Broxson. Sara was also attended
by Mandy Lawrie, Sara Henry, Caitlin
Highlander and Brittany Dutton.
The ringbearers were Tyson and Cayden
Kee. Ashlyn and Abby Broxson served as
flower girls.
The groom was attended by his best
man, Casey Flanders, and groomsmen,
Aubrey Flanders, Sean Glaser, John
Haggard and Patrick Broxson.
o the News Bulletin The newlyweds held their reception at
.ott Patti were theAmericanLegionpostonU.S. Highway
ring ceremony 90 in Crestview, and honeymooned in
2007. Destin.
Rep. Greg Evers awarded
Honorary American degree
at FFA national convention
MILTON State Rep. Evers was awarded
Representative Greg Evers the Honorary American
attended the Florida Future Degree for his outstanding
Farmers of America (FFA) service and work in the field
National Convention in of agriculture. The award
Indianapolis, Ind. that was was presented by FFA State
held Oct. 24-28. President Hilary Webb.
Bell named manager at FNBT
Adneise Bell has been
promoted to manager
at First National Bank &
Trust in Crestview. She was
hired as an FNBT customer
service representative in
September of 2006.
Bell's duties include
assisting customers with
new accounts, loans and
overseeing day-to-day
activities at the bank.
One of the things she
enjoys most about her job
is that the employees are
all full-service bankers, not
limited to one particular
aspect of
banking per
employee.
"This cuts
down on
the wait
time for our
customers,"
she added.
One of. the
latest services
Adneise Bell
available at FNBT is remote
home deposits. With this;
new feature offered by
First National Bank &
Trust, clients can now make
deposits from the comfort
of home by using
a computer and
scanner. FNB&T
also offers their
customers a CD
imaging service.
The CDs can be
used to view and
print checks and
statements from
their accounts.
For more details on the
services First National
Bank & Trust provides,
visit the bank's 885 S.
Ferdon Blvd. location or
call 682-3351.
CHECKC
it OUT
Jean Lewis
Library Director
Are you among the
many that are not aware
of our Interlibrary Loan
(ILL) service?
We are happy to make
an ILL request for a book
if no library in our systems
owns a copy.
ILL service is free, all
you have to do is come
into the library and fill
out a form giving the title
and author information.
Our ILL clerk will
submit your request
electronically to libraries
in nearby states that own
a copy.
The owning library will
then mail the book to us
and we will notify you by
phone when the book is
available.
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Jason Boole, M.D. 863-8275
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MEDICAL CENTER, P.A.
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ENT
*Sinus/Ear/Voice/
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* Endocrine & Skin
Cancer Surgery
* Hearing
Evaluations
* Hearing Aids
* Balance
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*Tinnitus
(Ringing of the Ears)
The rules for submitting
an ILL request are as
follows:
1. The library borrows
materials or obtains
photocopies of articles
from other libraries for
Customers with a valid
Library Card only.
2. The library will not
borrow items already
owned by the library
that are checked out.
In addition, the library
will not borrow items
published within the
last 12 months or audio-
video materials including
videos, DVDs, CDs or
audiocassettes.
3. Only three ILL
requests will be processed
per check-out period.
4. Please allow at least
two weeks to process and
receive the item. There is
no guarantee that the item
will be located. We will
try our best to obtain the
book/article.
5. When your book or
article arrives, we will call
you to pick up the item(s).
We will hold the book or
article for three business
days.
PROGRAMS
Our monthly Chapter
Book Tease program will
meet on Nov. 26 from
4:15-5:00 p.m. Come join
in and read "Ramona
Forever."
STAFF PICKS
Check out our new art
books:
"Colored Pencil
Portraits: Step by Step,"
Ann Kulberg 743.42 Kul.
Learn the techniques of
how to capture the true
likeness and personality
of your model.
"The Complete
Guide to Colored Pencil
Techniques," Beverly
Johnson 741.24 Joh.
The author enlightens
the reader on the artistic
value of color pencil
drawings with information
on materials, techniques,
and she provides projects
to get you started creating
your own drawings.
"The Best of Colored
Pencil," by Vera Curnow
741.24 Cur.
A wonderful selection
of artwork including the
artist input on technique.
WEEKLY TRIVIA:
The Pequod and her crew,
commanded by Captain
Ahab, figure prominently
in the story of "Moby
Dick." What coffee
franchise took it's name
from a character on the
Pequod crew?
QUOTE OF THE
WEEK
"Going to the library
was the one place we got
to go without asking for
permission. And they let
us choose what we wanted
to read. It was a feeling of
having a book be mine
entirely". Rita Dove
JUST ASK
Any questions? Just ask
any staff member, Jean,
Sandra, Miss Heather,
Anna, Sharon, Marie,
Sengdara, Lise, Tracey,
Janice or Heather W.
CONTACT US
Call us at 682-4432
or look for -.us -on
the Web at ,www.
c ityof crestview. org/
library.htm. You can
also stop by in person
at 1445 Commerce
Drive in Crestview.
Scrown's grocery
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LOCAL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2007
City Council notes: What you missed on Tuesday
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW Meeting
Tuesday night because of
Monday's Veterans Day
holiday, the City Council
learned about parade
insurance, held off on
buying an electronic voting
board, and appointed a
retired serviceman to the
Code Enforcement Board.
But first, Mayor David
Cadle presented Crestview
Public Library clerk and
"ordering guru" Sharon
Sutton with her 10-year
service award certificate.
Coincidentally, Sutton,
who became eligible for
early retirement on Nov. 1,
had retired that afternoon.
Parade insurance
With the council
considering Cadle's draft
of a formalized parade
permitting process, Tom
Conley of the Florida
Municipal Insurance Trust
for the Florida League of
Cities was invited to appear
and answer members'
questions.
Council President
Chip Wells expressed
concern that a proposed
requirement requiring
parade sponsors to post a
$1 million insurance policy
"might cause problems" for
smaller organizations.
Conley agreed. "If you're
going to take the stance
that you're going to require
insurance, you're going to
alienate smaller groups that
can't afford it," he said.
A special events policy
which the city could buy
would cover parades and
cost between $1,500 and
$2,000, Conley said.
The mayor agreed to
revise the parade permit
proposal to incorporate
Conley's recommendations
before resubmitting it to the
council.
Sexual offenders
The council heard a first
reading of Ordinance No.
1379, which would restrict
registered sexual offenders
and sexual predators from
living within 2,500 feet of a
school, daycare center, park
or playground.
While such offenders
would be grandfathered into
existing rental residences
until their leases expired,
it would be unlawful for
landlords to renew their
leases unless the lease
contained a renewal clause.
Administrative Services
Director Mike Wing,
whose department drafted
the ordinance with the
2,500-foot limit at the
council's request, stated,
"This is the state statute.
We just expanded it to 2,500
feet."
The state statute
mandates a 1,000-foot
restriction.
Councilman Bob Allen
questioned the benefit of
having the ordinance.
"It gives the city a
mechanism to give some
control over to a landlord
who rents to someone in
these categories," Wing
explained. It gives law
enforcement personnel
authority "to remove a
convicted offender from
these areas."
The ordinance passed
with a 4-1 vote, with Allen
dissenting.
New dog catcher
Citing the need for
a second animal control
officer, Mike Wing requested
the council to consider a
change in Animal Control
Services staffing.
Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Mayor David Cadle reads a 10-year service anniversary commendation to
library clerk Sharon Sutton, who had retired that same day.
"We have one officer
who handles a population
of 22,000 people," Wing
said. "It is hard to do the job
365 days a year with only
one person."
Wing requested that a
current kennel assistant
who has been trained and
certified by the state as an
animal control officer be
reclassified as an animal
control officer/kennel
assistant with a $5,000 wage
increase.
While the council
sympathized with Wing's
concern, Councilwoman
Linda Parker, frequently
the body's budgetary
conscience, cast the lone
dissenting vote when Wing's
request was approved, 4-1.
No voting board for now
Assistant Public Services
Director Wayne Steele, at
the council's request, had
researched an electronic
voting board system that
would tally and display
votes on a television
monitor.
"Resources for this type
of item are very limited,"
Steele explained before
presenting figures for a
$2,812 system that included
10 handheld wireless units.
In addition, the city would
have to purchase a monitor
on which to display the
votes.
Parker, again the
budgetarywatchdog, said, "I
appreciate the presentation
but I don't know if we're
ready to invest in a board."
Wing pointed out the
system would also record
council meetings, replacing
the sometimes-cumbersome
audio recording system
currently in use. It could
also project presentation
slides on the monitors.
"We need to improve our
audio-visual capabilities in
these meetings," Wing said.
Councilwoman Brenda
Bush agreed, but suggested
that with the budget year so
young, the council should
wait until after the new year
to look into the system.
Parker concurred, saying,
"If this is something that is
so needed, why was it not
discussed in the budgeting
process?"
The council took no
action on the proposal.
Other actions
Councilwoman Lilly
Conyers introduced military
veteran Raymond Nelson
as her nominee for the Code
Enforcement Board.
Invited to speak, Nelson
cited his military career.
Now that he has retired
from service, he said, "I
Aeed to focus on my civic
duties."
With a second by Bush,
Nelson was unanimously
confirmed for the position.
Mayor Cadle reported
that vandalism has
occurred in the renovated,
but empty, Alatex Building
across from City Hall. The
vandals entered through
an unlocked door, broke
several windows and
spray-painted graffiti on
the second floor.
The mayor requested
that Police Chief Brian
Mitchell's force increase
patrols around the building,
to which Mitchell willingly
agreed.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 2007
CLASSIFIED
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1100 Legal Advertising
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1120 Public Notices/
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1130 Adoptions
1140 Happy Ads
1150 Personals
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Legal # 100245
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE Frise
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY,FLORIDA.
CASE NO. 07-CP-631
IN RE: ESTATE OF:
HASKELL.L. BUNDY,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS
The administration of the
estate of HASKELL L.
BUNDY, 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
32536. The names and
addresses of the Personal
Representative's attorney
are set forth below.
- All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons
having claims, on whom
a copy of this notice 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 COPY OF THIS NO-
TICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other per-
sons having claims or de-
mands against
decedent's estate, includ-
ing unmatured, contin-
gent or unliquidated
claims, must file their
c aims with the Court
WITHIN 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF
THE FIRST PUBLICA-
TION OF THIS NO-
TICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND OB-
JECTIONS NOT, SO
FILLED WILL FOREVER
BARRED.
11/17/2007
11/24/2007
Legal # 100249
IN THE JUVENILE
COURT OF MEM-
PHIS/SHELBY
COUNTY TENNESSEE
Docket # T7884
IN THE MATTER OF:
Jeffrey Lee Bartram
DOB: 09/05-07
A child under the age of
18 years
ORDER OF PUBLICA-
TION -
It appearing from the
sworn petition of termi-
nation of parental rights,
filed in this cause, that
the place of residence of
respondentss "Mark"
'James" and any Un-
known Father, is un-
known and cannot be
acertained upon diligent
inquiry, or that personal
service was unable to be
attained.'
It is therefore ordered
that Respondents, "Mark,
"James' and any Un-
known Father, makes ap-
pearance herein at the
Juvenile Court of Mem-
phis/Shelby County, Ten-
nessee, at 616 Adams
Avenue, Memphis, Ten-
nessee on Wednesday,
December 19, 2007 at
9:30 a.m., and. answer
petitioner's petition for
termination of parental
rights or the same will be
taken for confessed as a
Respondents, "Mark",
"James" and any Un-
known Father and this
cause proceeded with ex
parte, and that a copy of
this order be published
once a week for four con-
secutive weeks in the
Crestview News Bulletin
of Okaloosa County, cir-
culated in Ft. Walton
Beach, Florida.
Dated this 2nd day of
November 2007 '
JUVENILE COURT OF
MEMPHIS/SHELBY
COUNTY
Weaver & Craig, P.C.
Attorneys for Petitioner
By: Kevin W. Weaver
51 Germantown Court,
Suite 112
Cordova, Tennessee
38018
(901)757-1700
11/10
11/17
11/24
12/01 *
Legal # 100254
NOTICE OF ACTION
I am not responsible for
anyone's debt but my
own. Elnora Siler
11/10
11/17
Legal # 100259
IN THE CIRCUIT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY
CASE # 2007 CA
004884S
REGIONS BANK
/B/A/ REGIONS
MORTGAGE,
Plaintiff,
vs
MICHAEL A.
COLLIER,et.al.
Defendant.
MICHAEL A. COLLIER
Whose residence is 142
ASHLEY DR.
MCDONOUGH GA.
30252 & 615 GULF
SHORE DRIVE, DESTIN,
FL, 32541
UNKNOWN SPOUSE
OF MICHAEL A. COLLIER
Whose address is 142
ASHLEY DRIVE,
MCDONOUGH GA
30252 & 615 GULl
SHORES DRIVE, DESTINY,
FL, 32541
If alive, and if dead, all
parties claiming interest
by, through, under or
against MICHAEL A COL-
LIER UNKNOWN
SPOUSE OF MICHAEL A.
COLLIER and all parties
having or claiming to
have any right, title or in-
terest in the property de-
scribed herein.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action for Foreclosure
of Mortgage on the
following described
property:
LOT 20 BLOCK E
RESIDENtIAL SECTION
NO. 4 HOLIDAY ISLE
ACCORDING TO TH.
PLAT THEREOF
RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 4 PAGE 29, OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS
OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
a/k/a 615 GULF
SHORES DRIVE DESTINY,
FL 32541
has been' filed against
you and you are required
to serve a copy of your
written defenses, if any,'
to it, on Marie
Potopsingh, Attorney for
Plaintiff, whose address
is2901 Stirling Road,
Suite .300, Fort Laud-
erdale, Florida 33312
on or before December.
21 2007
and file the original with
the Clerk of tis Court
either before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or
immediately thereafter-
otherwise a default wil
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of this Court this
9 day of November
2007
Don W. Howard
As Clerk of the Court
By: K Sims
Publish In: CRSTVIEW
NEWS BULLETIN,
Cc:
32541 & 615 GULF
SHORE DRIVE, DESTIN,
FL.
A copy of this Notice of
Action, Complaint and Lis
Pendens were sent to the
defendants and address
named above.
In accordance with the
Americans with Disabili-
ties Act, persons needing
a reasonable accommo-
dation to participate in
this proceeding should,
no later than seven (7)
days prior, contact the
Clerk of the Court's disa-
bility coordinator at
8506517497, 1250 N
EGLIN PKWY SUITE
Al 14 SHALIMAR FL.
32579. If hearing im-
paired, contact "TDD)
8009558771 via Frorida
Relay System.
This is an attempt to
collect a debt.. Any
information
obtained will be
used for that
purpose.
11/17/07
11/24/07
Legal # 100261
IN THE CIRCUIT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE#
07-DR-5305-5
BARRY KEITH HOPPER,
Petitioner,
and
PATRICIA ELEANOR
HOPPER,
Respondent.
NOTICE OF ACTION
FOR DISSOLUTION
OF MARRIAGE
TO: Patricia Eleanor Hop-
p er
Respondent's Last Known
Address:
2202 Diamond Ave.
Flint, MI 48532
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action has been filed
against you and that you
are required to serve a
copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on
Barry Keith Hopper,
whose address is 1792
Timber Ridge Cir., Lees-
burg, FL 34748 on or be-
fore December 21,2007,
and file the original with
the clerk of this Court at
Okaloosa County Court-
*house Annex, Shalimar,
FL 32579, before 'service
'on Petitioner or immedi-
ately thereafter. If you fail
to do so, a default may
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
in the petition.
Copies of all court docu-
ments in this case, includ-
ing 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 Circuit Court's of-
fice notified of your cur-
rent address. (You may
file Notice of Current
Address, Florida 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 Family
Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain auto-
matic disclosure of docu-
ments and information.
Failure to comply can re-
sult in sanctions, includ-
ing dismissal or striking
oFpleadirigs.
Dated: 11-07-07
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Tiffany Gardner
Deputy Clerk
.11/07
11/24
12/01
12/08
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legal #100243
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR
Okaloosa
COUNTY,FLORIDA
CASE NO.:
07-CA-524-C
DIVISION:CIVIL
C O M PA S S
BANK,Plaintiff,
vs.
CYNTHIA M.MEEK
p/k/a CYNTHIA M.
ROTH
and LAWRENCE D.
MEEK,
Dependents.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE is hereby given
that,pursuant t6 the Or-
der of Summary Judg-
ment of Foreclosure in
this cause in the Circuit
Court of Okaloosa
County, Florida I will sell
the property situated. in
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida described as:
Lot 11 BLOCK A,
NORTHLAKES,
PHASE 1 ACCORD-
ING TO PLAT
THEREOF ON FILE IN
PLAT BOOK 16,
PAGES 98 IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK
OF CIRCUIT COURT,
OKALOOSA, FLOR-
IDA.
And which postal ad,
dress is:
122 Tranquility
Drive Crestview,
Florida 32536.
at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, for casAi
at the front south
door, Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
101 E. James Lee
Blvd.,Crestview,
Okaloosa County,
Florida at 11:00 am
on the 30 day of No-
vember 2007.
ANY PERSON CLAM-
MING AN INTEREST
IN THE SURPLUS
FROM THE SALE IF
ANY, OTHER THAN
THE PROPERTY
OWNER AS OF THE
DATE OF THE LIS
PENDENS MUST FILE
.A CLAIM WITHIN 60
DAYS AFTER THE
SALE.
WITNESS my hand and
the Seal of this Court this
26 day of October
20,2007
10/31/2007
11/03/2007
11/17/2007
Legal #100255
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
FILE # 07-CP-1236
DIVISION
IN RE: ESTATE OF:
VIOLA R. NICKERSON
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS'
The Administration of the
estate of VIOLA R. NICK-
ERSON, deceased, File
Number 07-CP-1236, is
pending in the Circuit
Court f6r Okajoosa.
County, FloridaE Probate
Division, the address of
which is P.O. DRAWER
1359 CRESTVIEW, FL.
32536-1359. The names
and address of the per-
sonal representative's at-
torney are set forth be-
low.
ALL INTERESTED PER-
SONS, ARE NOTIFIED
THAT:
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons
having claims or de-
mands against
decedent's estate, includ-
ing unmatured, contin-
gent or unliquidated
claims, on whom a copy
of this notice is served
must file their claims with
this Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NO-
TICE OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE OF
SERVICE OF A COPY OF
THIS NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent, and persons
having claims or de-
mands against the
decedent's estate, includ-
ing unmatured, contin-
gent or unli uidated
claims, must file their
claims with this court
WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST PUB-
LICATION OF THIS NO-
TICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO
FILED 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.
The first publication of
this Notice is November
10, 2007
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
'KEIIUKTAIIUN, INC.
* KITCHEN & BATH
* WINDOWS & DOORS
* FANS & LIGHTING
* TILE DRYWALL
* WOOD-ROT
* TRIM MOULDING
* DECKS ROOF REPAIR
lH'la'>m
SAMUEL M. MEEK
222 Government Street,
Suite D
Niceville Florida 32578
(8501678-1178
Florida Bar No.:32910
Personal Representative:
Richard J. Nickerson &
Robert W. Nickerson
104 Redman Court
Niceville, FL. 32578
11/10
11/17
Legal 100238
NOTICE OF
COMPLETION
Notice .is hereby qiven
that Griner Drilling Serv-
ice; Inc., 111000 High-
way 31 North, Spanish
Fort, Alabama 36527
has completed work for
the City of Crestview,
Florida, Water Supply
Well No. 8.. Request has
been made for final set-
tlement of said contract.
All persons and firms
should file all claims for
pa ment prior to the final
settlement date of No-
vember 30, 2007 to the
City of Crestview c/o
Polyengineering of Flor-
ida, Inc., P. 0. Box 841,
Shalimar, Florida 32579.
No claims will be con-
sidered after the settle-
ment date.
10/27/07
11/03/07
11/10/07
11/17/07
Legal# 100239
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
Case No. 07-DR-3823-S
MICHAEL JOHN
CRONIN
Petitioner,
and
JENNIFER LYNN
CRONIN
Respondent
NOTICE OF ACTION
FOR DISSOLUTION
OF MARRIAGE
TO: Jennifer Lynn Cronin
Respondent's Last Known
Address:
4915 Reagan Ave.
Seffner, FL33584
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action has been filed
against you and that you
are required to serve a
copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on Mi-
chael John Cronin
whose address is 4915
Reagan Ave., Seffner, FL
33584 on or before No-
vember 26, 2007, and:
file theoriginal with the
clerk of this Court at
Okaloosa County Court-
house Annex, Shalimar,
FL 32579, before service
on Petitioner or immedi-
ately thereafter. If you foil
to do so, a default may
be entered against you
for the' relief demanded
in the petition.
Copies of all court docu-
ments in this case, includ-
ing 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 Circuit Court's Of-
fice notified of your cur-
rent address. (You may
file Notice of Current Ad-
dress, Florida Family Law
Form 12915) Future
papers in this lawsuit will
be mailed to the address
on record at the clerk's
office.
WARNING: Rule
12.285 Florida Family
Law Rules of Procedure,
requires certain auto-
matic disclosure of docu-
ments and information.
Failure to comply can re-
sult in sanctions, includ-
ing dismissal or striking
ofpleadings.
Dated: October 15,
2007 ,
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
By: Tiffany Gardner
Deputy Clerk
10/27/07
11/3/07
11/10/07
11/17/07
Legal# 100260
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY,
CASE # 07 DR 5285
CHARLES HILTON
THOMAS
Petitioner
and
DEE THOMAS
Respondent
NOTICE OF ACTION
FOR DISSOLUTION
OF MARRIAGE
TO: Dee Thomas
438 Ruckel Drive .
DeFuniak Springs, FL.
32433
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action has been filed
against you and that you
are required to serve a
copy of your written de-
fenses, if any, to it on
Charles Hilton Thomas
whose address is 438
Ruckel Drive, DeFuniak
Springs. FL. 32433 on or
before 12-26-2007, and
file the original with the
clerk of this Court at
Okaloosa County Court-
house, 101 E. James Lee
Blvd. Crestview, FL.
32536, before service
on Petitioner or immedi-
ately thereafter. IF you,
fair 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
case, including
orders, are available
at the Clerk of the
Circuit Court's office.
You may review
these documents
upon request.
You must keep the
Clerk of the Circuit
Court's office notified
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 Fam-
ily Law Rule of Pro-
cedure, requires cer-
tain automatic dis-
closure of documents
and information.
Failure to comply
can result in sanc-
tions, including dis-
missal or striking of
pleadings.
Dated: 11-14-07
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Sharon Anders
Deputy Clerk
11/17
11/24
.12/01
12/08
7-- 11o0
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For Soldiers
Cell Phones for Soldiers
hopes to turn old cell
phones into more than
2 million minutes of
repaid calling cards
r U.S. troops sta-
tioned overseas. The
cell phones are sold to
a company that recy-
cles them and the
money is used to pur-
chase calling cards that
are sent to our troops.
We are proud to be a
part of this effort.
Drop Off
Locations
NW Florida
Daily News
200 Racetrack Rd NW
Ft. Walton
Crestview
News Bulletin
295 W. Jadmes Lee
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739.E. John Sims
Pkwy
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Press Gazette
6629 Elva St, Milton
Cell Phones for Soldiers
is a Non-Profit 501 c)(3)
company and donations
are fax deductible. ,
2100 -Pete
2110 Pets: Free to
Good Home
2120 Pet Supplies
2130 Farm Animals/
Supplies
2140 Pets/Livestock
Wanted
HEW jMIJIAV
4 Adorable AKC Reg
Pomeranian puppies
$600 ea. 337-654-9173
or 850-687-9654
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 Instmments
3320 Plants & Shrubs/
Supplies
3330 Restaurant/Hotel
3340 Sporting Goods
3350 -Tickets (Buy & Sell)
New matching GE
electric range & hood &
dishwasher, $500 firm.
Excellent condition heavy
duty Maytag dryer,
$150. Bosch construction
radial, $75. Call
685-8202
Used washers &
dryers. $95 & up. Refrig-
erators & stoves. All with
warranty.
Batson's Appliance
Company, 682-1149
Hickory chips &
wood for meat smok-
ing. Seasoned fireplace
wood. 682-2009
Chest of drawers, $50.
Double bed, w/vintage
bookcase headboard
plus pillowtop mattress &
box springs, $100.
SOLD
Dining Set For
Sale
Ashley brand antique
style dining table w/six
chairs and matching
hutch. Marble inlay
w/claw feet. Like new.
Originally paid over
5,000. Asking
$2,5000BO.
850-685-5983
NEwr TIAY
Oak dining room ta-
ble hutch, 8 chairs, poid
$2700 asking $1700.
Oak 3 piece entertain-
ment center, paid $1500
asking $500. Moving-
must sell. 850-
974-1696
Baker
2-FamilyYARD
1190 Walker Drive
Sat, Nov 17 7:30-till
SHw 4 to Charlie Day to
Walker Drive. 2 much 2
mention Come N Seel
Big Varietyl
Crestview
Huge Estate Sale
in Holt
Fri & Sat
4643 Main St,
Holt
Antiques, furniture, Hoo-
sier cabinet, Sears refrig-
erator tools, guns, col-
lectibles, Hummels, Royal
Dalton, Depression glass,
arrowheads. Too much to
list Priced to sell Gate
open 8am-2pm
Crestview
Multi Family
Yard Sale
Sat. 8am-4pm
743 Golden Ct.
Off Airport Rd to Poverty
Creek to Eden Square.
Follow yellow signs.
Truck, pressure washer
generator, tiller. Too
much to list.
Gun Show
Pensacola
Fairgrounds
Nov. 17&18
*Sat. 9-5
*Sun. 10-4
Free Parking
(407)
275-7233
floridagunshows.com
3250
Pecans for sale
$4.50/pound. Cal
685-8202
Pecans for sale. Call
652-3330
Bulk Candy
Machines
43 assorted brand name
vending machines in very
good condition. All for
one low price of $2000.
Call 850-826-0029
Looking for
Dead 2000 Yamaha
GP800 waverunner (or
comparable year) to rob
or buy parts off. Please
call 864-5745. Leave
message if no answer.
Looking for
Electronic drum set in
very good condition, rea-
sonable prices. Roland
with mess heads preferred
but iall will be consid-
eredl Please call
864-5745. Leave mes-
sage if no, answer.
Love seat with two re-
cdiners, $50. Beige sofa,
$25, good condition.
Budweiser mirror in box,
$100. 1 gumball ma-
chine, exc. cond., $150.
Featherweight Singer
sewing machine, $ 150.
Call 826-2759
Motorized power
wheel chair, never used,
cost $5500+, sell for
$1800. Sears canister
vacuum, $35. 537-2279
Poulan chain saw
Model 361, 16" cut,
$50. Craftsman riding
lawn mower, GT500
26HP, 54" cut. Used 12
times, $1995. 682-5399
Estey Liberty
Organ w/bench
Automatic set-up, 2 key-
boards, programming.
$1500obo. Call after
6pm. 678-8941
Looking for
Electronic drum set in
very qood condition, rea-
sona le prices. Roland
with mess heads preferred
but all will be consid-
eredl Please call
864-5745. Leave mes-
sage if no answer.
4100 Help Wanted
4110 Restaurants/Clubs
4120 Sales
4130 Employment
Information
Construction/Trades
Dragline
Operator
SDragline Operator
Needed. Experienced
only Call 850-585-4628
Web ID #27776470
1NEW ITI0DA
Customer Servc/Call Ctr
Jackson Hewitt
Tax Service
now hiring FT/PT Cus-
tomer Service Reps for
computerized tax prepa-
ration. Some computer
and good people skills
required. Paid training.
13 area locations. Appy
in person @ 1191 N.
E lin Pkwy.
Web ID #27776350
Drivers
Driver Trainees
Needed
No CDL? No Probleml
Earn up to $900/wk.
Home weekends with
TMC. Company en-
dorsed CDL Training.
1-866-280-5309
Drivers -
Drivers
Exp'd route person to
make deliveries to con-
venience stores & ven-
dors between 8:30 &
4:30. 800-344-4670
Drivers
* Driver/Laborer
Class B CDL
Driver
Age 25+. Must have
clean driving record &
be dependable, benefits
after 90 days. Drug Free
Workplace. Call
682 -B004
Insurance
A TERRIFIC
OPPORTUNITY
Liberty National Life
Insurance Company
$100,000+ Earning Po-
tential, Benefits, Penision,
401K, BCBS Insurance
Call 1-800-257-5500
Other
Cook/Child Care
Worker
We have an immediate
need for a full-time
cook/child care worker
to work 5:30am -
1:30pm., and child care
workers to work 11 pm -
7am at our new emer-
gency shelter located in
ort Walton Beach. Se-
lected candidates will
provide direct care and
supervision of male and
female residents.
High school diploma or
equivalent required. Ex-
perience and/or training
working with children
preferred. Must be 21
years of age.
Pay is commensurate with
experience, and we offer
a competitive benefit
package that includes
BC/B5 Excellent benefits
and pay is commensurate
with experience.
To apply,. download an
application from our web
site or send a resume t6:
United Methodist
Children's Home
HR Dept.
PO Box 830
Selma, AL 36702-0830
www.umch.net
Other
House Parents
We are recruiting mar-
ried couples to work as
child care workers in our
new residential group
home located in Fort
Walton Beach on an
overnight, live-in basis.
Selected candidates will
provide direct care, su-
pervision and basic giving
skills for boys and girns
(birth to I1 years of
age). Schedule is 7 days
ott, 7 days off.
High school diploma or
equivalent and experi-
ence and/or training
working with children
preferred. Must be 21
years of age.
Pay is commensurate with
experience, and we offer
a competitive benefit
BC/BS (health, dental &
vision)
To apply, download an
application from our web
site or send a resume to:
United Methodist
Children's Home
HR Dept.
PO Box 830
Selma, AL 36702-0830 .
www.umch.net
NHW EWgAYV
Trades/Construction
CNC Mechanic
Rebuild CNC machines.
Crestview. FT. Salary
DOE. Email resumes to:
baxleyweld@aol.com
or fax to 850 675-0134
Restaurant/Food Svc
+ Managers &
Asst. Mgrs.
Arby's in the Crestview
& FWB area. Excellent
salary & benefits dis-
cussed at interview. Send
your resume to:
igreen@beaversinc.net
or fax resume to 850
243-4221, or apply at
any location. EOE
|4130
POSTAL JOBS
$17.33-$27.58/hr.
Now hiring. For appli-
cation & free government
job info, calF American
Assoc. of Labor,
1-913-599-8226, 24hrs.
emp. serv.
5100 Business
Opportunities
5110 Money to Lend
Bulk Candy
Machines
43 assorted brand name
vending machinesin very
good condition. All for
one low price of $2000.
Call 850-826-0029
5100 Business/
Commercial
6110 Apartments
6120 Beach Rentals
6130 Condo/Townhouse
6140 House Rentals
6150 Roommate Wanted
6160 Rooms tor Rent
6170 Mobile Home/Lot
6160 Out-of-Town Rentals
6190 Timeshare Rentals '
6200 Vacation Rentals
NEW rattl
Crestview- 1 br apt,
692 Kenneth Ave. Com-
pletely furnished incl utili-
ties. No pets. $600mo
682-3166
Crestview- 2br, 1 ba,
quiet goated, no pets
$600mo/$550dep, 12
mo lease req. 585-1574
Crestview Inn
Motel $35 daily, $175
weekly, Furnished
efficiency $200 Weekly.
$500 4 weeks.
Call 682-4466
Crestview
Nice 1 & 2 Bedroom
efficiency apartments,
$500-550 ma, some utili-
ties furnished, lease re-
quired, no 'pets.
8344767 or 978-8274
NEW TiWMY
Crestview Two 1 br
furn. apts. All utils &
cable paid. $550/$750
+ DD. 837-5738
WITH A STfT, E.
* TIME LOST IS BR1 N LOST.
ewn Ao .wornng sn. a
StrokeAssociation.org or 1-88-4-STROKE.
.c~gAI.ont.tn, o
I
WANTED
CLASSIFIED
R I C'restview NewsnABuilletin
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2007
143 Carr Dr, Crestview
1800sf Secluded. Fenced
yard w/j.ennel. Pets ok
w/dep. $1100/mo.
758-5365 or 537-8383
*$500 Crestview
house. 2br 1 ba Hwy
90 east. 537-9798
1st Month Free!
Crestview new homes
Starting at $750/mo
dd. 850 835-0432
Baker- 6264 Holloway
Rd 1 br 1 ba, $600mo
+$600 dep. inc. all utils.
Call 398-0834
Brand new 3br, 2ba
homes in quiet subdivi-
sion. Easy access to
Crestview & Niceville.
Starting at $885. er
month. Call
850-689-2221
Crestview 1 yr old
house 2320 sf, 4 BR
Avail Dec. $1200/mo.
Ask for Sy 683-5355 or
368-2392
Crestview .3 br, 2 ba,
Section 8 approved de-
posit required. 537-2960
or 830-7944
Crestview- 3br, 1.5ba
brick, fenced yard, $800
mo+dd. Rick Epperson
broker/owner 865-7777
Crestview
4 br, 1 ba, carport,
fenced yd, laundry
$700mo+dd. 850
537-9798
Crestview- Brand new
3 br, 2 ba 1 cg,
1310sf, 215 Field Ave.
$1000.mo. 865-3519
Crestview du lex 3 br
1 ba, $600+DD. Pets ok
w/add'l dep. 8-4:30
M-F, 682-7731
Crestview- N. of 1-10
Avail Jan 1 120 Jacob St
1615sf, 3 BR, 2 BA, 2
CG, Ig yard, close to
schools. Pets/smoking ok
$1050/mo. 652-22 5
*4 | 1 140 10 so5 -o 170 1 [ 7100 1 710oo I
Holt 3/BR 2/BA MH on N
Crestview: Rent to own, New home, Auburn 1 acre lot $700 Dep. & If You need to sell Now
area. 850-537-6222 or ma e can HelpCall
land. Appliances in- On 1 acre. Lare brs, furn re u 850- 72 Open House 850-259-4274
9ue- 2590 2 Cal e ba 1 m600st large $100/wk or $300/mo. Sun 1-4
n$895 c dep'. $875/mo +rk incl. utils. Call 543-6478 .-- 1318 Jeffrine 3 Br 2 Ba
.AI qt rp $1nJS77,777., Call ebbie i
Janet Johnson
Realty, Inc
Equal Housing
Opportunity
682-1800
Laurel Hill
* 8110 4th Street
4 br, 2 ba, $700
* 3329 Berrywood Trail
3 br, 2 ba, $750
Crestview
* 6018 Sand Hill Rd
3 br, 1 ba $750
* 420 Oak Place
3 br, 2 ba $895
* 101 Mill Stone Cove
3bd/2.5ba, $1000
06127 Wills Way
3 br, 2/2 ba, $T050.
Laurel Hill 2BR, split
bath, stove, fridge, air &
heat. Avail Dec 1. $550
mo+utils 850-652-4155
W llll I s l IlUlllleI 1 CIII uI
Sdep. 240-0890
Teel & Waters
Real Estate
RENTALS
682-6156
29 Heather Ave.
S725, 3 br, 2 ba no pets
3542 Auburn Road
S750 3 br, 1 ba
2919 Aplin Road
u800 3 br, 2 bo, 1 cg
821 Brett St.
995 3 br, 2 ba
2117 Hagood Loop
S1395, 4br, 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
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classified ads
Search local dealerships
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Placeyour ad to sell your auto
Post your favorite car photos
Watch video tips on selling,
repairing and buying cars
Goto
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and drive away today!
5170
Crestview- 2 br 2 ba
10ac $600mo Lease req.
850 832-0911
Crestview 2BR 1BA
MH, upgraded inside,
quiet parl, military and
seniors welcome, no
pets, $490/mo+ deposit.
850-585-81 92
I 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
,NW 1tAVT
Bring Horses!
Crestview 3 br, 3 ba
2800sf. 5944 Ridgecrest
5600sf barn, 13 acres.
Reduced $55KI $490K.
Rent option. 217-2717
Mock at 240-2492
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, &
478047. We are a
quality builder that be-
ieves in paying the sell-
ingagent well because
"nobody gets paid until
the deal closes". Visit
our website for inven-
tory photos and floor
plans at:
www.eaqlebldg.com.
Call 682-656
CBC# 1253662
NEW .rIAV
Crestview: All brick 5
br, 2 ba, 2 ca, S 1-10.
Reduced to $185K. Call
Rick Epperson Broker/
Owner 850-865-7777
(7130
Newly
Decorated
For Sale
Townhome
3br, 2.5ba, large deck
$149,900. Rent w/
option. 850-689-0424
8100 Antique & Collectibles
8110 Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Trucks
8140 Vans
8150 Commercial
8160 Motorcycles
8170 Auo Parts
& Accessorils
8210 Boats
8220 Personal Watercraft
8230 Sailboats
8240 Boat & Marine
Supplies
8310 Aircraft/Aviation
8320 ATV/Off Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
8340 Motorhomes
Distress sale, almost 1 Cadillac DeVille
acre lot on Poverty Creek '02 Beige 61K miles
Rd, Crestview. Has water Excellent condition
meter, current survey & $11,500 or best offer
older mobile home oT no 682-9890
value. $35,000 obo.
Call 398-1761 Ford Escort 1998. $750
or best offer. 225-9854
Troy, Alabama, 2460
double wide mobile
home 3br 2ba, with /2
acre lot. Mature fruit &
nut trees. Just 5 miles
* from the university.
$40,000 obo. Call
850-398-1761
Paid Training, Vacations, PT
866-749-1416
USWA
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News Bu
Litter Happens
2005 Jeep Wrangler
4WD, Only 9,100 Miles, 4.0 Engine,
Local Trade In $17,995 C7209A
10gYour PNl Dont U0111r
U tLhevy TrailBlazer Ext. LS Gray w/ loth Int.
V6, Factory Running Board, 3rd Seat, Loaded Only 29K Miles
NADA Retail Value: 518750 SALE PRICE $15,995 C7053A
04 GMC Yukon SLT Dark Gray w/ Leather Int.
3rd Row Seat Factory Running Board, Captain's Chairs
Power Sunroof, Loaded $21,995 CP851
uD uodge .aravan ~t
33,000 Miles, Automatic
SALE PRICE $8,995 C7162A
905 FrdraExplorer aport irac X
SALI PI Iff,499 c 4WD
2005 Monile Suites model TK3, loaded with extras!
IndIuding 36', Adj King bed 2p.ece.Ad Fieplace. A.rridesup&pp,
2005 F350 HD Lai,at loaded, tool box, CB, 20K h.ich S.,e 40% Iong
Sl140.m) LLeneu. cnd:l:on
Call Jim Davis at 1-850-689-0419 for appt. to see.
1994 Chevrolet Caprice LS
Low miles
850-689-2631
NEW TODAY
Pontiac Grand
Am GT1 2005
Black, 2005 Pontiac
Grand Am GT1 2 Door
Coupe, sunroof, up-
graded sound system.
Fully loaded with extras.
1 1,500obo Call
689-2830
NEW TODAY
LOOK
We buy car. to,ale,. &
boat etc 'ur r,r,nq cr
,.c.i,, N t itle- .5k "c- ll
8120
NEWI TDIJAY
Chevy Take LT 98
4 dr 4,J Full, loaded
KBb prr.: 0 0 f.'OO
:Lk.,r,. $4.50s,. ob Call
NEW TODAY
Mercedes Benz
G500
2002 Meceidei Berz
0500 Sil e., J3K mr,le
$45,000
850-502.0633
-Chevy Sibverado"
2000
Exl cab. 3 doo':
Loaded CD cenrie con.
Ile h:..lolbo b-dlirner
I'5000obc. 53 9305
Dodge truck Q4
.150" .*.heel dr.ve,
good tires & toppei
Needs Irars work
12 "0"' cb.-' Call
Many upgrades
Mechanically
sound
JeepF wlarnle I08 '7
F,,;i't 51i0c.bo Th,s
Jeep ,: rnechorn.:ally
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Schedule
Basketball
Crestview Thanksgiving
Tournament,Monday
through Wednesday at
Choctaw (Girls).
Crestview at Pace, Nov.
27 at 4:30 p.m. (F),
6 p.m. (JV) and 7:30
p.m.(V)
Rocky Bayou at Baker
(Boys), Monday at 6 p.m.
(JV) and 7 p.m. (V)
Baker at Laurel Hill
(Girls), Nov. 26 at 6 p.m.
(JV) and 7:15 p.m. (V)
Laurel Hill at Walton
(Boys), on Monday at
6p.m. (JV) and 7:15 p.m.
(V)
Walton at Richbourg
(Boys), Nov. 26 at 6:30
p.m.
Richbourg at Ruckel
(Girls), Nov. 29 at 5 p.m.
Davidson at Lewis
(Boys), Nov. 29 at 6:30
p.m.
TEAMWORK STARTS TO SHOW
Pam Golden
Crestview News Bulletin
Sometimes the numbers
don't tell the whole story.
For instance, the
Crestview High School
Boys Soccer Team dropped
two. games, to Pace High
School on the road and
to Tate High School at
home, on Nov. 13 and 15,
respectively.
On Nov. 13, Pace scored
20 minutes into the game,
and then quickly racked
up two more points before
CHS forward David Pyle
nailed the net just before
the half. Pace scored on
two in-the-box penalties
and added one more goal
to end the game 6-1.
On Nov. 15, CHS went
into the half down 2-0,
gave up one goal from an
in-the-box penalty kick and
finished the game 5-1 after
a Tate player kicked in a
CHS scoring attempt.
But in this new year
with a young team and
new coaches, CHS Varsity
Coach Brian Massey said,
the story is the players
beginning to become a
team. Massey watches the
players on the field as well
as the scoreboard.
"They stepped up a lot
Pam Golden I Crestview News Bulletin
Left: CHS player Min Chong turns the ball to put Crestview in an offensive position during a
home game against Tate High School Nov. 15.
Right: CHS player Angelo Fajardo moves in on a pass during the Nov. 15 home game against Tate High School.
tonight," Massey said after
the Tate game.
"Tuesday night they
were not a team. They made
a huge improvement over
Tuesday," he said. "They
talked to each other. They
worked together."
The CHS Boys pick
up immediately after
thanksgiving with a
home game against
Choctawhatchee High
School on Nov. 26, an away
game at Escambia High
School on Nov. 29 and a
home game against Fort
Walton Beach High School
on Nov. 30. Times for all
three games are Junior
Varsity at 5:30 p.m. and
Varsity at 7:30 p.m.
TheCHSBoysrecordnow
stands at 0-3. Every regular
season game is a district
meet. For more information,
please visit our Web site at
crestviewbulletin.com.
Davidson at Lewis
(Girls), Nov. 29 at 5 p.m.
Soccer
Rutherford JV Classic
(Boys), today at Panama
City.
Choctaw at Crestview
(Girls), Nov. 26 at 5:30
p.m. (JV) and 7:30 p.m.
(V)
State Farm:
Friday Night
Feats
State Farm is hosting
a national football video
contest from now until
Dec. 14 to find bold
moves and best plays
from the 2007 high school
season. Participants
have an opportunity to
win $15,000 for their
local high school. For
more information,
please contact Ann Teel
Hatcher or Billy D. Teel at
(850) 682-7522.
Emerald Coast
Blazers
The 13U Emerald Coast
Blazers are holding open
tryouts for their highly-
competitive baseball
team.
For more information
about the tryouts, please
contact Gary Drouin
at (850) 830-2831. You
can also visit their
Web site at www.
e ineraldcoastb lazer s.
com.
Youth
Basketball
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:
For more information
on the basketball
league, please contact
the Crestview Parks &
Recreation Center at
(850) 682-4715.
Anything they can do, she can do better
Kersten Lindberg &
Ausani Wilks
Special to The Bulletin
Meet Maeson Piper, a
female Richbourg Middle
School varsity athlete, who
was #72 on the field the
football field.
Maeson is the first girl
ever to be on the Richbourg
football team. She states, "I
feel right at home being on
the field with the boys."
She wasn't even nervous
about trying out or about
what the coaches or the boys
would say. All she wanted to
do is play. She was also very
confident because she is so
experienced, considering this
is her sixth year as a football
player.
She also says that the
coaches and the other players
don't treat her differently
than any other player. The
positions that she plays are
defensive and offensive
tackle; her favorite position
is defense.
She started in just about
every game. The RMS
Roadrunners ended up third
place with a 5-3 winning
season.
During the whole summer
while most girls were at the
beach Maeson was dressed
out in hot, sweaty gear and
practiced in the sweltering
heat on "sand spur," one
of the practice fields justly
named.
While most girls were
at the mall, Maeson was in
a hot, humid weight room
pumping iron.
Maeson does it all. Besides
spending her time practicing
football, she also participates
in pageants in her spare time.
She's been in 17 pageants.
Out of the 17, she won 16.
Before all of her victories,
Maeson faced some
hardships. While she was
playing in a football game,
she hurt her arm badly. When
she arrived at the emergency
room, they discovered that
Maeson had a bone tumor.
It had started when she
was eight years old.
After they healed her, both
she and her mom thought
that her troubles would be
over. But when she was
12 years old, she had to go
back to the hospital and get
her arm worked on again.
Thankfully the procedure
took that time. She's never
had a relapse.
There's more. Look for
Maeson Piper on Richbourg
Middle School's basketball
court. She made the girls
varsity team. Maeson is one
girl who's an inspiration to
Lindberg and Wilks
Special to The Bulletin
Maeson Piper
can keep her
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Panel of
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Kentucky @ Georgia
Massachusetts @ Hofstra
Penn State @ Michigan State
Maryland @ FSU
W. Virginia @ Cincinnati
Northwestern @ Illinois
Florida A & M @ Bethune-Cookman
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