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Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW A state law requiring the
city to assign a future land use designation
to property it recently annexed has left area
residents concerned that an industrial park
may be created in their neighborhood.
Though the city isn't obligated to actually
assign zoning at this time, "we have to put
a land use category on this property," said
City Council President Chip Wells.
Currently, the nearly 10-acre parcel near
Antioch Road and Antioch Elementary
School is categorized as rural residential
(RR).
The ordinance passed at Monday
evening's council meeting changes it
to industrial (IN) for future land use,
recognizing its traditional use.
"Industrial use of this property makes
sense," said the city's engineering
consultant Jack Dorman. "Industrial use
has, existed on this property since at least
1981."
Compatibility is.ueshavenotarisen from
the parcel's use, Dorman said, reminding
the council they were considering land
use, not zoning or "any project.",
"This area has been predominantly,
for many years, industrial," said Kermit
George, also speaking in favor of
Ordinance 1370, which designates the tract
as industrial.
"The property has been a dirt pit for a
very long time," George said, reminding
city officials, "You have annexed this


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Construction traffic from Point Center Road is a major
concern for some area residents..


property under industrial use."
Their arguments, however, did not
sway a procession of citizens from
the rapidly growing residential areas
surrounding the property who rose to
address the council.
"The area off of Antioch and P.J.
Adams has grown and is no longer an
industrial area," said Brolin Gonzales.
"To rezone this area and make it
industrial is a conflict of interest for the
homeowners."'


A major homeowner concern is. the
limited access to the area, which must
be shared by trucks, and residential
traffic alike.
From State Road 85 to U.S. Highway
90, there is no access except P.J. Adams
Parkway, Gonzalez noted.
To accommodate a newly designated
industrial land use, said Gonzalez, a
new road is needed "that won't affect
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Crestview


Saturday

Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW It may not have giant
helium balloons or performances from
Broadway's hottest new productions, but
the 2007 Downtown Crestview Christmas
Parade will have something lots more
meaningful:
Plenty of good, homegrown, down-
home holiday cheer and good will.
For Saturday's extravaganza, the Main
Street Crestview Association has received
more than 150 entries.
Area businesses, churches, civic
organizations, schools and clubs will
participate.
With the theme "Christmas in Crestview
Through the Eyes of a Child," the parade
will feature marching bands, ROTC units,
musical entertainment, and floats of
various shapes and sizes.
Eyes will pop at the sight of the
Crestview Police Department's new
Humvee show car and the Crestview Fire
Department's ladder truck. .
Showers of candy will descend on
parade goers of, all ages, and of course,
Santa Claus will bring the event to a close
as the jolly man in red welcomes the
Christmas season to the north end of the
county.
The parade, which is co-sponsored by
the Main Street Crestview Association
and the city of Crestview, will follow the
traditional south-to-north route up Main
Street, beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday.


Holt store owner also a Lotto winner
Brian Hughes
S Crestview News Bulletin
.HOLT T.D. Ray, of Daphne, Ala.,
isn't the only winner in the Nov. 14
Florida Lottery drawing.
Though Ray took a bulk payout of
more than $7.5 million, Jimmy Gillani,
.a owner of Brown's Grocery, was awarded
a$25,000 commission check on Tuesday
for selling the winning ticket.
"Winner awareness does great things
for the store," said Anna Keeney, field
sales manager for the Florida Lottery.
Following the announcement that
his store sold the winning ticket for the
$14 million drawing, Gillani said his
store has "sold five, maybe six times"
the usual amount of Lotto tickets.
S---- ........ 'Until the big win put them on the
Lotto fever map, the Holt store, a fixture
Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin for decades, sold close to $30,000 in
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A Christmas pilgrimage




close to home


VERNON, Fla. I've
often thought it'd be neat
to visit the Holy Land for
Christmas.
But then, maybe seeing
the "actual" site of the
Nativity might take. some
of the joyous mystery from
the whole event. I mean,
who determined the exact
place where Jesus was born,
anyway? Did archeologists
unearth an ancient sign
reading "Bethlehem Inn:
No Vacancy Except for
Stable" on the site?
A fundamentalist
former colleague used to
get terribly antsy over the
holidays. "Christmas is a
pagan holiday!" Charles
would declare. "It's based
on an old Roman festival!"
My office, which looked
like someone (OK, me)
had exploded a Christmas
bomb in it, made him
uneasy.
Still, I agreed with him
that Dec. 25 is an arbitrary
date, and certainly Jesus
wasn't born exactly 2,007
years ago.
But, I pointed out to
Charles, we humans need
some definites in the
nebulous realm of faith,
and so created a date to
celebrate one of the most
momentous births in the
history of mankind.
And what better way to
lure those pagan, multiple-
god-worshiping Romans
to our side than to usurp
their Saturnal holiday
for our observance of the
Messiah's birth.
This somewhat placated
Charles. 'He could at least
stop by my office and
admire my shimmering
aluminum tree with less
angst. (Mom purchased
that heirloom during a late
'60s lapse of taste.)
A pilgrimage to the
birthplace of Christianity,
for many, fosters an even,
stronger connection to
their religion, and further
satisfies the human desire
for something "real"
to identify with faith's
intangibles.
But with airfare as high as
the Middle East's political
uncertainty, making a
more local pilgrimage for
Christmas makes a -lot of
sense from an economic, as
well as safety standpoint,
and still .yields similarly
rich spiritual rewards.
Dogwood Acres, the


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
After your personal journey to Bethlehem, enjoy music, refreshments,
entertainment and fellowship in Dogwood Acres' convivial dining hall.


500-acre Christian summer
camp and retreat center
in Vernon (operated by
the Presbytery of Florida),
annually presents a
heartwarming, inspiring
Christmas nativity
program.
"Christmas at
Dogwood," held nightly
from 5:30 to 9 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday,
Dec. 7 and 8, begins with
a welcome at the camp
entrance pavilion.
Then it's off to Grandma's
house to hear the Christmas
story, thence to begin your
own, personal pilgrimage
to "Bethlehem."
As you follow the
luminaria-lined path
through the peaceful,
still woodlands, you'll
encounter personalities
from the Christmas story
along the way.
At *the first campfire,
Mary puzzles over the
news that she will soon
bear a child. Nearby Joseph
anguishes over what his
betrothed's unexpected
pregnancy means. At
the next fire, shepherds
discuss wondrous news
just announced by angelic
heralds.
A wily King Herod also
lurks along your path,
seeking any news of the
newborn king who, he's
warned, will dethrone him.
The pilgrimage
concludes at the manger in
Bethlehem, but the evening
is far from .over. Music,


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Your pilgrimage at Dogwood Acres leads to a manger
in "Bethlehem." Last year's came complete with Mary,
Joseph, baby Jesus and a visiting angel.


snacks, and beverages
- hot and cold wait
at Dogwood's congenial
dining hall, where a fire
blazes on the giant hearth.
This time of year it's
hard to avoid the frenzy
of overcrowded stores
that have been hawking
Christmas d6cor since
Labor Day. Christmas pop
has been on the radio since
mid-November. Visions
of hard-to-please gift
recipients and impending
visits from ornery relatives
dance in your head.
But it is still possible
to relax, regroup and
rediscover the true meaning
of Christmas.
It's waiting in a manger
at Dogwood Acres, just
slightly more than an hour's
drive from Crestview.


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or to volunteer, (850)
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our homes and schools."
Resident Jennifer
Stegner pled for thoughtful
planning.
"We have to plan things
that make sense," she said.
"It does not make sense that
just because it has always
been a gravel pit," she said,
it should become available
for industrial land use "if
now Crestview has added
hundreds of homes all along
P.J. Adams."
: Lloyd Barrows,
another resident, said
"I'm not completely
against industrial use for
the property if it's done
properly. Create more access
roads for big trucks coming
in and out."
Unless the tract is "made
:more industrial-friendly, it's
only going to make things
worse for us residents,"
:arrows said.
Jennifer Cochran warned
construction has begun for
the cement plant" on the
aite.
. Administrative Services
Director Mike Wing said the
city had been informed that
work had begun without
a permit, and said a city
inspector "red-tagged it,
which is construction jargon
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placated.
"I'm shocked that the
developer has gone through
with this without going
through proper channels,"
she said.
Councilwoman Linda
Parker shared Cochran's
concern.
"Do we have a response
or information as to why
this procedure took place?"
she asked.
"We have no answer"
Wing responded. Wing


said it is not unusual for a
landowner to begin work
without proper permits.
Whether it's adding
a garage to a home
or beginning a major
industrial project, unless it
has been approved, Wing's
department's "response is
the same."
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of opposition to the
"industrial" designation,
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law requires city assign the
parcel a land use.
"The problem is it's being
used as industrial," Holley
said.
After further. discussion,
Councilman Bob Allen
moved to approve the
ordinance as written.
Councilwoman Brenda
Bush, attending the meeting
via telephone hookup,
seconded the motion.
The ordinance passed
3-1, with Parker opposing.


Special to the News Bulletin
This map shows the annexed land designated
for industrial use.

Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Some area residents are worried land designated
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The Golden Compass has no moral compass


J. Matt Barber

With its fantasy world backdrop,
sympathetic talking animals and
extravagant battle scenes, the
new movie, The Golden Compass,
may resemble C.S. Lewis' The
Chronicles of Narnia. But parents
be advised, this film which is
very intentionally being marketed
toward children is nothing of the
sort.
The Golden Compass was created
with the benefit of a multimillion
dollar budget and big name actors
such as Nicole Kidman, Kevin
Bacon and Sam Elliot. It opens Dec.
7 and promises to be action-packed
and visually stunning in the epic
tradition of Narnia or The Lord of the
Rings.
But upon closer review, it
becomes abundantly dear that both
this movie and the man behind it
have a very certain anti-Christian
axe to grind.
Based on the first of three
secular humanist children's books
by avowed atheist and British
author Phillip Pullman, The Golden
Compass provides the opening
"down with God" salvo in the
author's His Dark Materials trilogy.
Pullman leaves little question as
to his books' central theme. "I don't
profess any religion," he is quoted
as saying. "I don't think it's possible
that there is a God; I have the
greatest difficulty understanding
what is meant by the words
'spiritual' or 'spirituality.'"
Ironically, Pullman's confident
pronouncement that there is no
God appears to take an exclusive
backseat to his hatred for the very
God he denies. "My books are
about killing God," he told The
Sydney Morning Herald in a 2003
interview. And in the trilogy's final
offering, The Amber Spyglass,
he does just that he knocks off
the Almighty in a delusional fit of
grandeur.
Pullman's books drip with
moral relativism, that deceptively
sweet, yet fruitless nectar of the
secular humanist. His portrayal of
God which is dearly intended to
personify the Christian church is
that of an evil authoritarian who
spitefully stifles human creativity,
arbitrarily punishing mankind
for very naturally and properly
entertaining base impulses with
unfettered license.
In a telling and pivotal moment
in the series, a former nun named
"Mary Malone," who is a central
character, poignantly reflects upon
her realization that God does not
exist:
"There's no one to fret, no one
to condemn, no one to bless me for
being a good girl, no one to punish
me for being wicked. Heaven was
empty. I didn't know whether God
had died, or whether there never
had been a God at all."
And isn't that what atheism is
all about, really? Our fallen desire
to have, "no one to punish (us) for
being wicked." If we can convince
ourselves that there is no God, then
we escape accountability for what
we do, or so we believe. It's not so
much atheism as it is anti-theism. In
fact, atheism is every bit a religion
as any other. But in the church of


the nonbeliever, the high priest is
cloaked beneath the vestment of
pseudo-"sdcience" and parishioners
worship at the altar of moral
anarchy.
Still, like so much else in our
culture, Pullman's aversion to
God would appear to boil down
to sex. Mary Malone explains that
her desire for sex was her primary
purpose for abandoning the God
in Whom she no longer believes.
"And I thought: am I really going
to spend the rest of my life without
ever feeling that again? ... And I
took the crucifix from around my


Practical
Money Skills
for Life
Jason Alderman


At this time of year, most
people fall into two types: Those
who look forward to the holiday
season, and those who dread it.
Many people end up in the latter
camp because of money worries.
You know how easy it is to
overspend on holiday gifts, travel
and entertainment and how long
it can take your wallet to recover.
These tips might help move
you from apprehension to
anticipation:
Know your budget. First
calculate what you can afford to
spend overall and then decide
how you'll spend the money not
the other way around. If you
haven't been saving for a family
getaway or a big-screen TV, those
purchases could put you in debt
for months to come. It's far better
to arrive at a figure you can


neck and I threw it in the sea. That
was it. All over. Gone ... So, that
was how I stopped being a nun,"
she recounts.
Author and attorney David
Limbaugh sums up the anti-theist
condition succinctly:
"It seems the most militant
'anti-theists' these days are either
arrogant scientists or unrestrained
licentious types whose main
obstacles to faith are not
intellectual, but moral and that
moral obstacle seems invariably
to be sex ... sexual perversion,
while perhaps not the worst sin,


comfortably pay off, and tailor
your purchases accordingly.
Practical Money Skills for
Life, a free personal financial
management site sponsored
by Visa, features a Holiday
Budgeting Center (www.
practicalmoneyskills.com /
holiday) with easy-to-follow
budgeting, holiday entertaining
and travel planning tips.
Don't forget the other 11
months. If property tax is due in
February or you'll owe income
tax in April, you should be
setting aside money right now,
not racking up holiday debt. It's
challenging, but if you budget all
year for recurring expenses, you
won't be caught off guard when
vour car insurance comes due.
Banish Santa guilt. Somehow
many of us have bought into
the myths that our kids will
be disappointed if they don't
get a mountain of toys and
that neighbors and coworkers
expect pricey gift certificates as a
measure of friendship. Think of
all the unnecessary presents you
receive each year. Would you like


especially when compared to pride,
for example, seems to be the one
galvanizing the modem opponents
of God."
Psalm 14:1 tells us, "The fool
says in his heart, 'There is no God.'
They are corrupt, their deeds are
vile; there is no one who does
good."
With The Golden Compass, Phillip
Pullman shares his heart with
us a heart that says, "There is
no God." And he clearly wants to
influence your child's heart as well.
This movie's creation or chance
materialization, take your pick -


someone any less without these
gifts? Would they?
Along the same lines, ask
your family (and your friends)
about holding a gift lottery, where
you draw names from a hat and
concentrate your time, effort and
money on getting just the right
gift for that special person.
Be creative. You don't have to
break the bank to bring happiness
- the gift of your time is far more
valuable than mere objects:
If grandma's closets are
overflowing, she probably
doesn't need more sweaters
but she might appreciate a "gift
certificate" for you to clean the
house or drive her to the dentist.
Friends with a toddler will
cherish free babysitting far more
than a blender.
Your teenager might love.
a new iPod, but you may get a
bigger hug if you book a month
of driving lessons on your
calendars.
Be charitable. If you're
agonizing over what to give
someone who already has
everything she needs, turn that


has a specific agenda. It is clearly
targeted toward unsuspecting
children with the furtive goal of
enlisting the next generation of
"fools."
But do as he will, the loving God
Whom Pullman rejects is bigger
than all that. He's so big, in fact,
that He gave his only Son for you,
me, and yes, Phillip Pullman.
Just the same, I think I'll spend
my eleven bucks somewhere else.

Matt Barber is one of the "like-
minded men" with Concerned
Women for America (http://www.
cwfa.org/main.asp).


Ireland, Part 1


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ll Lou Frey


Just recently I had the
opportunity to travel to Ireland for
the first time with the Association
of Former Members of Congress,
meet with the President of Ireland,
members of Parliament and with
students of University College,
Dublin.
Ireland became independent
on Dec. 6, 1921 by treaty with
the United Kingdom. Ireland
is a relatively small member of
the European Union (EU). With
a little more than four million
people representing 26 of the 32
counties in the Irish peninsula,
88.4 percent of its population
are Roman Catholic. The other
six counties make up Northern
Ireland. Many in Ireland will tell
you that Northern Ireland was


not settled originally by Celts, but
by Scots. Ireland is slightly larger
'than West Virginia, occupying
5 / 6 of the island of Ireland in the
North Atlantic Ocean west of
Great Britain.
The economy of Ireland has'
been the best in the European
community for some time,
growing at an average rate of six
percent from 1995 to 2006. It is
presently slowing down but still
will be more than three percent.
Ireland has a small, modern, trade-
dependent economy.
Industry and service businesses
are key. It has the lowest
corporate tax rate in the European
community. Many U.S. companies
have placed offices or subsidiaries
in Ireland. The labor force by
'occupation has eight percent in
agriculture, 29 percent in industry
and 64 percent in the service
industries (this is a 2002 estimate).
The unemployment rate in 2006
was 4.3 percent. Ten percent of
the Irish population is below the
poverty line (1997 estimate).
This economy has been a


blessing for Ireland and has
attracted people from all around
the world. In the last several years
more Americans now immigrate
to Ireland than people from
Ireland immigrate to the United
States. This change is probably
the most dramatic example of
how Ireland not only has a strong
economy, but is also looked at as a
wonderful place to live.
This strong economy is
causing some problems through
immigration. At the present time
there are approximately 250,000
Polish citizens who have legally
moved to Ireland because of the
poor economy in Poland. Many
of the Irish will tell you, they are
delighted to have these people,
as they have good educational
backgrounds, are hard working
and have fit into the society fairly
easily. The rules of the EU allow
citizens of one country to move
around without a passport to
other EU countries.
However, there have been
problems created as people
have moved to Ireland who are


not citizens of the EU, but are
granted asy lum when they fly
into countries such as Germany
and England. This has apparently
happened with individuals from
Africa, who some in Ireland will
tell you do not have the same
educational background or work
ethic, according to the Irish.
The problem is primarily felt in
schools. There have been stories
in the paper about how private
schools are now being formed
to avoid the problems created
by the new w %ave of immigrants.
The problem of immigration is
growing and if not now, in a year
will be one of the most important .
political problems throughout
the EU. The world is truly getting
smaller and perhaps the problems
in other countries will bring a
little bit more understanding to
the problems that we face in the
United States.

Lou Frey Jr. Is a former member
of Congress (FL 1969-79), and
a partner in Lowndes, Drosdick,
Doster, Kantor and .Reed, P.A.
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 2007


LOCAL


Crestview News Bulletin I A5


SPCA SECTION


Antioch
A Honor Roll
First Grade: Allen, Logan;
Burnett, Daniel; Cox, Alyssa;
Culpepper, Heather; Dianat,
Trinity; Fuszner, Jadyn; Keller,
Kiana; Klose, Jen-Yi; LaRue, Rani;
Maharaj, Madison; Mesta, Clarissa;
, Moore, Jahara; Morales, Anthony;
Norris, Bryson; North, Madison;
Paxton, Shaylah; Pourcillie, Garrit;
Ream, Slkyler; Rushing, Jade;
Simmons, Sara; Stokes, Melea;
Suriano, Sophia; Tofte, Zachary;
Torster, Aaron.
Second Grade: Anchor, Sarah;
Black, Drew; Brenning, Sydney;
Brown, Alyssa; Bumgardner,
Taylor; Cabarle, Emily; Carrico,
. Austin; Erk, Stephen; Flowers,
> Hayleigh; Fox, Zachary; Johnson,
Brant; Johnson, Demetrius;
Labbe', Mariah; Maine, Sean;
Metral, Henry; Muhammad, Aleem;
PenDa, Aidan; Philpott, Abby;
Philpott, Erin; Pierce, Miranda;
Price, Lane; Scheer-Martinez,
Sandra; Schwieg, Everett; Simon,
Rachel; Strom, Hannah; Tucker,


Emily; Ward, lan; Williamson,
Jaida; Winegar, Abigail; Woodard,
Jacob; Wrathell, Jade.
Third grade: Benson, Jacob;
Bertling, Daniel; Grois, Gabriella;
Kane, Alexis; Kelsey, Hannah;
Lawson, Jaylah; Stegner, Quinn.
Fourth Grade: Cole, Shelby;
Hodge, Mikayla; Parker, Jace;
Philpott, Cory; Slaughter, Emily.
Fifth Grade: Bushaw, Kylie;
Frazier, Alyssa; Gooden, Nekia;
Maine, Lauren; Metral, Cristina.

A/B Honor Roll
First Grade: Adams, Anna;
Aiguier, Tanner; Arrington,
Deshaun; Asble, Mackenzie;
Bicknell, Rylee; Blum, Audrey;
Bouhall, Jacob; Brammer, Anna-
Grace; Brenning, Hannah; Brock,
Logan; Brown, Christina; Caldwell,
William; Canady, Terriaon; Chavis,
Vincent; Clark, Zachary; Daluz,
Claria; Daugherty, Kevin; Davis,
Evan; Davis, Kale; Duenas,
Natalie; Eastman, Caleb; Feole,
Ashley; Fikes, Micheala; Franzone,
Katelyn; Griffin, Makensie; Hines,
Tenasha; Hobbs, Mya; Hood,


Mary E. Jones
Mary E. Jones, 89, formerly of Crestview, died Thursday, Nov. 22,2007
in Livingston, Temnn. She was born in Covington County, Ala. on Dec. 27,
1917.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Walter R. Heath and Hazel
E. Heath; her late husbands, Joe N. Scroggins and L.C. Jones; brothers,
Emmitt Heath and Glenn Heath; and sisters, Lucille Smith, Eleanor Sides,
Kate Hudson and Audrey Gordon.
Survivors include her daughter, Mary Jo Day and husband Gerald of
Allons, Tenn.; a brother, James Heath of Opp, Ala.; grandchildren, Sherry
(Dave) Kirby of Allons, Tenn., Dherry (Gloria) Day of Winter Springs, Fla.,
and Patricia (Scott) Webb of Las Vegas, Nev.; three great-grandchildren
and four great-great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28, with funeral
services officiated by Rev. Ron Williamson at 2 p.m. in the chapel of
Crestview Memorial Funeral Home at 492 E. Pine Ave. in Crestview.
Burial will follow in the Liveoak Memorial Park Cemetery. The N.A.S.
Whiting Field Fire Department of Milton will serve as pallbearers.
Crestview Memorial Funeral Home is entrusted with the funeral
arrangements.
Sign, leave a remembrance or view the guestbook for Mary E. Jones by
clicking on the blue and white obituary button at www.crestviewbulletin.
com.


Raymond Harold Lundy
Raymond Harold Lundy, age 83, of Baker, passed away Sunday,
Nov. 25, 2007 at his home in Baker after a long, courageous battle with
leukemia.
He was born on Oct. 28, 1924 in Opp, Ala. to George Austin and Ola
Mae Lundy. Mr. Lundy was a long time resident of Crestview before
moving to Baker in 1992.
He joined the U.S. Navy in 1943 and served his country during World
War II. He was an avid fisherman and loved to hunt as well. He loved
sports and was a big fan of the Atlanta Braves and the Florida Gators. He
was a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Crestview, where
he'd attended since the 1940s.
Mr. Lundy was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Grady
Lundy and Winfred Lundy; and three sisters, Lummie Miller, Birdie
Batson and Cuple Johan.
Mr. Lundy is survived by one son and daughter-in-law, Harold and
Janet Lundy of Baker; one stepson, Sam Franklin and wife Dianne of
Laurel Hill; four grandchildren, Karen Morgan and husband Joey, Patricia
Collin and husband Eddie, Regina Cuchens and husband Kaymon and
Kevin Lundy. Also surviving are 14 great-grandchildren.
Mr. Lundy also leaves behind three sisters, Catherine Mann, Maxine
Eliason and Jean Crecelius and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28 from the
Full Gospel Tabernacle with the Revs. Larry Batson and Bobby Barlow
officiating. Burial will follow in the Live Oak Park Memorial Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
funeral home.
Brackney Funeral Service, Crestview, is in charge of arrangements.
Sign, leave a remembrance or view the guestbook for Raymond
Lundy by clicking on the blue and white obituary button at www.
crestviewbulletin.com.


Daniel; Hosfelt, Bryauna; Jack,
Nikolis; Johnson, Kailey; Kelsey,
Rachel; Kempski, Elizabeth;
Kendrick, Joycelyn; Kline, Joshua;
Lay, McKenna; LeGendre, Cierra;
Littlefield, Justin; Maddox, Mila;
McIntyre, Jordan; Mensen, Marisa;
Meredith, Zacchari; O'Hara,
Jacob; Robinson, Emily Grace;
Robinson, Haylie; Roche, Daniel;
Rusco, Mitchell; Sanders, Natalie;
Slaughter, Xzavian; Small, Randi;
Stacy, Callie; Staples, Jonathan;
Sullivan, Austin; Thomas, Brayden;
Tiller, Frank; Toney, Elizabeth;
Torster, Amelia; Travis, Alexis;
Triplett, Lee; Van Dusen, Dominic;
Ward, Savanna; Washington,
Amber; Webb, Derrick; Williams,
Jack; Wilson, Matthew; Zoltek,
Shannon.
Second Grade: Allen, Sky;
Bell, Jamie; Bouchard, Milton;
Bouchard, Rod; Bragg, Evan;
Brito-Wilson, Lucy; Brown,
Zachary; Carr, Logan; Carroll,
Alyssa; Cole, Lauren; Coleman,
Ayajah; Cooley, Michael; Couey,
Dyllon; Duncan, Hunter; Evans,
Alexis; Fisher, Brianna; Garcia-
Thornton, Ricky; Geier, Julia;
Green, James; Hemphill,
Megan-Ann; Huetter, Jacob;
Inness, Katelynn; Jenceleski,
Allison; Jornacion, EJ; Kaiser,
Mary Ellen; Kirkpatrick, Ailee;
Lancaster, Thomas; Lewis,
Antionette; Lisle, Dale; Little,
Max; Lock, Xavier; Madden,
Emily; McPherson, Spencer;
Mensen, Kelsi; Messier-Hensz,
Dakota; Morgan, Nikolas;
Oyler, Kylie; Pereira, Kayla;
Polancd, Isis; Prine, Brandon;
Quick, Maddie; Rodriguez,
Carlos; Roseberry, Peyton;
Rozofsky, Hannah; Scheiterle,
Aaron; Scialdo, Tim; Sessions,
Brandon; Sienko, Brent; Sima,
Alexa; Simmons, Holly; Small,
Jamal; Stoutenburgh, Ryan;
Strohm, Tyler; Strom, Marion;
Stuart, Ashton; Thursby,
Jacob; Vasko, Katrina; Wesley,
Laterra; Winn, Kristian; Zavala,
Yisaac.
Third Grade: Adams,
Nick; Baeumler, Jacob; Brock,
Morgan; Carter, Jazzmin;
Cheney, Brendan; Critcher,
Taylor; Davis, Wyatt; Frances,
Emily; Garcia, Brianna; Gelzer,
Joey; Gerard, Hunter; Gunter,
Drew; Hall, Hunter; Harrington,
Steven; Henderson, Skyler;
Howell, Hannah; Hoyt, Ivy;
Johnson, Alyssa; Kelley,
Preston; Loften, Wimberly;
Mallette, Rachel; Mears,
Brenden; Menard, Michael;
Mowrey, Jacob; Muhammad,
Mujtabaa; Mullarkey, Braxton;
Pratt, Ashlee; Ramsey, Joshua;
Redd, Keenan; Robinson,
Jennifer; Rogers, Marisa;
Rusco, Benjamin; Slingerland,
Ryan; Springle, Joshua;
Steelman, Samantha; Stiles,
Michael; Tolbert, Tate; Via,
Caitlin; Wesolowski, Vincent;
White, Hunter; Williams, Ty;
Wulf, Acadia; Young, Christian.
Fourth Grade: Allen,
Ashley; Allen, Parker; Anchor,
Thomas; Armstrong, Corey;
Balazs, Erika; Bouley, Emma;
Bush, Chris; Calderwood,
Brittany; Calimlim, Justin;
Chisolm, Jalaiyah; Clott,
Samuel; Coleman, Alex;
Ferguson, Aaron; Fordham,
Shelby; Gainer, Malique;
Howes, Brianna; Jenceleski,


Eric; Jones, Austin; Kelly, Joya;
Logan, Sean; McGaha, Morgan;
Mincey, Andrew; Nichols, Melissa;
Nicholson, Austin; Parsons,
Rachel; Pena, Eduardo; Philipp,
Samantha; Pittman, Logan;
Pittman, Tristin; Quick, Camden;
Ramos, Alexandria; Riffle,
Christina; Saldana, Tani; Schirmer,
Zachary; Schultz, Maya; Schwieg,
Julia; Showier, Richard; Smith,
Nathan; Travis, Michalke; Turner,
Dalyn; Tyler, Lacey; Wakayama,
Lindsey; Ward, Tristan; Williamson,
Devin; Witte, Alicia.
Fifth Grade: Bufkin, Jared;
Camacho, Valerie; Cannonier,
Charissa; Chatman, Ashleigh;
Cumbia, Jill; Dianat, Alex; Estep,
Baylee; Farrar, Kianna; Geier,
Philipp; Gileau, Brett; Hepworth,
Suzin; Hernandez, Eduardo;
Hicks, Daniel; Hunker, Esther;
James, Tyler; Johnson, Brandon;
Kelsey, Julia; Kimm, Matthew;
Kitchens, Joshua; Lloyd, Sierra;
Oppenheimer, Miles; Pan, Rachel;
Ramos, A.J.; Rogers, Eliette;
Sowder, Anthony; Stoutenburgh,
lan; Thompson, Kyle; Tucker,
Andrew; Wood, Clarissa.



Baker
A Honor Roll
First Grade: Hayley Allen,
Sarah Andrews, Autumn Archer,
Connor Arnold, Kentrell Balthazar,
Colton Barrow, Cameron Benoit,
Lathem Brown, Alex Butler, Kelsea
Byrom, Brooke Clifton, Sarah
Colonna, Railey Conner, Andrew
Corbin, Hunter Courtney, Michaela
Franklin, Haylee Gibbs, Rylee
Gibbs, McKinley Gordon, Zoe Gray,
Hanna Greenfield, Julya Helton,
Caleb Howze, Bradley Inscore,
Gracie Keefe, Mariah Lawhon,
Lily Lewis, Jenna Longfellow,
John Mateleska, Gina Mayhew,
Tucker McDonald, Kylie Measel,
Emily Murphy, Madison Nichols,
Holly Nixon, Emily Norman, Jillian
Parker, Bradley Ragle, Trentin
Rathel, Kelsey Reiling, Kolby
Roy, Aiyjanae Simmons, Lindsey
Stewart, Kaine Sword, Woody
Williamson.
Second Grade: Megan
Ayala, Johnathan Adams, Jessica
Black, Samantha Carver, Isabelle
Devoid, Caleb Eldridge, Emmy
Fountain, Addison Gilson, Ashlyn
Gleissner, Jacob Kitchen, Cheslee
Mathis, Logan McMahon, Thomas
Nikakis, Courtney O'Brien, Hunter
Polhlopek, Makina Potter, Lindsey
Sapp,, Noah Shaw, Sandra
Stainback, Kayleigh Taylor, Dalton
Weeks, Hannah West, Kayla Wolf.
Third Grade: Emily
Chernishov, Valerie Commee,
Hannah Cox, Tom Crowson, Haley
Dorantes, Autumn Eldridge, Alaina
Fisher, Jordan Gatewood, Morgan
Griffitts, Alex Hayden, Madison
Hohider, Hannah Kline, Methany
McCranie, Allison O'Brien, Bianca
Peters, Camden Reece, Tara
Reed, Brittany Richburg, Logan
Rickmon, Emily 'Stuckey, Jodie
Welch, Shiana Youngblood.
Fourth Grade: Hunter Carnley,
Elizabeth Swanner, Victoria
Swanner, Jaclyn Tipton.
Fifth Grade: Curstin Brown,
Rachael Carver, Alante Coleman,
Tatum Edge, Seth Forehand,
Jonathan Gatewood, Mary Jel
Quizon.
Sixth Grade: Samantha


Arvin, Rachel Arzaga, Eileen
Brown, Brandon Engler, Malcolm
Griffith, Steven Henderson,
Caitlin Kennedy, Terry-Dean
Kersey, Paige Miller, Emily Parker,
Savannah Risen, Katie Rispone,
Alexandria Roy, Stephen Shaw,
Holly Tew.
Seventh Grade: Taylor
Carlisle, Bethany Chestnut, Adam
Crowson, Harley Darby, Hannah
Drury, Lindsay Gatewood, Rage
Lafata, Quionton Lindsey, Alicia
Morris, Meagan Pittman, Kyle
Polhlopek, Adrian Smith, Haley
Wagner, Katelyn Wickery.
Eighth Grade: Paige Drury.
Ninth Grade: Leanna Adams,
Jacob Allen, Paige Dabney,
Michael Dingess, Robert Evers,
Randy Rhoads, Alecia Springle,
Logan Wagner.
Tenth Grade: Shanna Cobb,
Lauren Griffith, Colten Jernigan,
Jennifer Wood.
Eleventh Grade: Johanna
McGraw.

A/B Honor Roll
First Grade: Alexis Baggett,
Chase Brunson, Kristana Burk,
Zachary Corvin, Katie Copeland,
Connor Dupree, Dillon Fredricks,
Elijah Griffin, Destiny Hawthorne,
Bryan Holley, Laci Howard,
Adrianna Hughes, Kameron
Jones, Cash Kelley, James Lance,
Mackenzie Lawson, Zachary
Livingston, Samantha McCombs,
Kaylyn O'Bry, Payton Rockwell,
Haley Thompson, Lauren Tucker,
Mackenzie Watts, Samantha
Williamson.
Second Grade: Michael
Adams, Ivee Allen, Jax Anderson,
Ashlyn Broxson, Erica Caro,
Bobbie Castleberry, Zachary
Childs, Zachary Denton, Jackson
Duren, Colton Farris, Desiree
Fryar, Gabby Goetzke, Nattalie
Goetzke, Kyrine Gutierrez,
Natalie Hall, Hannah Hancock,
Eyan Herard, Connor Hight,
Shawna Lake, Abigail Mainor, Amy
McCranie, Markos Mitchell, Drake
Nelson, Dalton Richards, Bryan
Smith, Christopher Steele, Easton
Thames, Brett Walker, Wade
Walker.
Third Grade: Tressie Adams,
Miracle Adkinson, Cierra Able,
Nicole Allen, Jerrica Barton, Logan
Cadenhead, Caitlin Cimino, Mikel
Copeland, Trace Cotner, Jamaal
Day, Kacie Errington, Matthew
Fowler, Gregory Geiger, Savannah
Griffith, Lydia Harrison, Isabel
Helton, Karlie Henderson, Logan
Holt, Ethan Howze, Jesse Keefe,
Jacob Lehman, .Alexis Lehnert,
Natalie" Leonard, Austin Mayo,
Parris"Miller, Ryan Murphy, Taylor
Oglesby, Christopher Ostrander,
Grace Patterson, Zane Prestwood,
Chandler Rockwell, Emily Stewart,
Whitney Taylor, Logan Thompson,
Ryan Turner, Tony Venter, Tanner
Ward.
Fourth Grade: Alec Black,
Ashley Black, Kristen Blalock,
Allysa Brewer, Brittany Brunson,
Brennan Christiansen, Sabrina
Corbin, Jarett Costner, Chase
Cruse, Leslie Cumbie, Lena Daoud,
Austin Davis, James Debord, Alex
Devoid, Ryan Frazier, Bryce Giles,
Matt Gray, Jessica Hall, Alyssa
Legros, Amber Maradik, Taylor
Martin, Cameron Merritt, Ashley
Olsen, Samantha Sargent, Tabitha
Shultz, Mason Smith, Austin
Sutton.
Fifth Grade: Anna Bills,


Calvin Blankenship, Shane
Bolding, Bailey Branhof, Haliegh
Castonguay, Isabella Chunn,
Tanner Cross, Autumn Deloach,
Hunter Drury, Samanth Flores,
Victoria Foster, Ryan Galaviz,
Ruth Gleissner, Chelsey Griffin,
Ben Gutierrez, Autumn Herndon,
Destinee Holt, Lana Keefe, Kyle
Kilcrease, Madison Kline, Alyssa
Lee, Jack Lewis, Hannah Lindsay,
Ashley Martin, Austin Martin,
Michelie Mitchell, Alexis Mitchem,
Christina Morgan, Brittany Motley,
Ashley Nixon, Tiffany Odom,
Justin Reichert, Eugenia Senterfitt,
Sabrina Seymour, Jordan Smith
Madisyn Ward, Brittany Weeks,
Jack Wilkinson, Kyle Wolfe.
Sixth Grade: Sarah Baldwin,
Demetrius Barbaree, Charity
Barber, Dakota Campbell, Ben
Crowson, Kais Daoud, Alexa
Farris, Melissa Heller, Lindsay
Hitt, Avery Jernigan, Mason
Lowery, Chassity McCranie, Tyler
McDonald, Tyler Meeks, Justin
Morgan, Norma Parker, Lynsey
Reeves, Amanda Reyes, Julia
Robertson, Brianna Rolin, Dustin
Roper, Iryna Slyusar, Jenna
Stevenson, Richard Stroheker,
Donald Stroheker, Joshua Taylor,
Miranda Whatmough, James
Wolfe.
Seventh Grade: John Atkins,
Nathan Castonguay, Cody Chunn,
Hannah Derrick, Erica Evers,
Kaitlan Godwin, Taylor Johnson,
Haley Levins, Shawna Locke,
Kurtis Odom, Blake Phillips,
Chenoa Powell, Kathryn Quigg,
Kaitlyn Rickmon, Brittany Rock,
Garrett Sanders, Justin Smart,
Macie Wilde.
Eighth Grade: Kirten Anglin,
Rebecca Davis, Kristen Forehand,
Mariah Hills, Alec Hubbard, Joshua
Lawson, Taylor Lowery, Danielle
Martin, Garrett Sowell.
Ninth Grade: Kendall
Armstrong, William Bailey, Jarrod
Batson, James Brunson, Ashley
Corley, Ryan Courtney, Jacquelyn
Fenwick, Travis Forrester, Rea
Hamm, Jacob Lawson, Landis
Mathis-Haynie, Susan Mayberry,
Travis Merritt, Tyler Morrell, Mollie
Pizzotti, Adam Royal, Mollie Royal,
Rebecca Smart, William Ward.
Tenth Grade: Nick Allen,
Kaylee Bradley, Sean Brown,
David Cain, Jessie Davidson,
Mason Doggette, Michael Franco,
Ashleigh Holovack, Caitlin Hunter,
Chris Jones, Raven Lopez, Jeremy
Maradik, Jessica Morgan, Danielle
Morelli, Ashley Mclver, Stephanie
Miller, Allan Moyer, John Scott,
Jonathan Taylor, Evan Vanderford.
Eleventh Grade; Caitlin
Arzaga, Zachary Baxter, Jessica
Blackshear, Steven Brinley, Hailee
Cotton, Kara Dingess, Cameron
Domangue, Carrie Dunning, Chad
Engler, Jake Gamble, Jessica
Hayslette, Phillip Hills, Elliott
Howard, Heather Hudson, Naomi
Langley, Bethany Miesch, Matthew
Morrison, Ariel Murph, Isaiah
Reeves, Corin Simpson, Breanna
Sledge, Ryne Wickery, Rachel
Williamson, Katelyn Woods.
Twelfth Grade: Karen Bermes,
Nathaniel Brown, Autumn Brunson,
Daniel Cain, Brittany Griffin, Erin
Gurndel, Zachery Hyatt, Zachery
Jackson, Katie Jones, Adelia
Mayfield, Robert McMahon, C.
J. Redditt, Tomika Richardson,
Michael Ross, William Russell,
Russell Scott, Katie Smith, Nikita
Wilson.


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A6 I Crestview News Bulletin LOCAL


Medleys celebrate 50th anniversary


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW On the
day she said "I do," Pat
Medley received a letter
from her mother, Azalia
Woolley, neatly written on
lined yellow paper.
"Dear Pat, Everyone is
talking of your beautiful
wedding. ... I hope that in
the future the memories
of your wedding day
will serve as an anchor
and reminder that your
marriage with such a
beautiful beginning is too
precious to be anything but
just right through life.....
"Our prayer for you is
that God will walk with Ray
and you through life. May
his great love for you enrich
the love you have for each
other and protect you from
every harm. Love, Mom."
Fifty years after the letter


was written on Nov. 27,
1957, Pat and Ray Medley
of Crestview celebrated
their golden anniversary.
While November might
seem an unusual month
for a wedding, both bride
and groom were Crestview
teachers and had to fit
their wedding around
the Thanksgiving school
holiday.
Pat Medley was teaching
physical education and
third grade at Southside
Elementary School. Ray was
a P.E. teacher at Richbourg
Middle School.
To celebrate their
anniversary, the Medleys
are enjoying a vacation
trip to Palm Beach and St.
Augustine.
The hope and sentiments
of Mrs. Woolley's letter
continue to work their
magic.


Special to The Bulletin

Pat and Ray Medley celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary on Nov. 27.


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Amvets Post 35
delivered more than 170
free meals to families who
otherwise would not have
gotten a traditional turkey
dinner on Thanksgiving.
There were no pre-
qualifications or questions
other than how many
meals were needed per
household.
"We didn't ask them
if they were members of
our post, or what religion
they were, or how much
money they made. All we
wanted from them was
an address and nothing
more," said Bruce Hoon,
Amvet Post 35 public
relations officer.
This is not the first time
Amvets has done this
and it is something they
feel is vitally important
to their post image and
community outreach. And
it seems to be working


better than anticipated.
This is the 10th year this
program has been in
place.
One recipient, speaking
on behalf of her four
children, said, "God bless
them, because all I had
to do was make a phone
call and tell them where
I lived and how many
meals I needed."
The lady, who asked
not to be identified,
also said that no one
else had contacted her
or her children about a
Thanksgiving meal.
As Hoon said, "Amvet
members manned the
phones; and based upon
the number of calls and
number of meals required,
we went to work post
wide and everybody got
involved"
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volunteers hand delivered
the hot, fresh meals of
turkey and dressing,
greens beans, corn, fruit
and pumpkin pie to homes


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from river to river here in
the Crestview area, and
as far north as Auburn
Road.


The tradition the
Amvets have enacted will
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as more families are fed.


Run like a reindeer for the holidays


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW In less
than four weeks, Dancer,
Prancer, Rudolph and all
of Santa's other reindeer
will circumnavigate the
globe in one night.
Nine days earlier, on
Saturday, Dec. 15, local
runners and walkers can
enjoy a less intense and
certainly shorter jaunt
during the YMCA's third
annual Reindeer Run.
The fun begins at 8:30
a.m. at the North Okaloosa
Medical Center, where
runners and walkers
of all ages, shapes and
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a 5-kilometer walk, and a
1-mile Fun Run for kids 10
and under.
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first, second and third-
place awards in their
age groups for the 5- and
10-kilometer. runs and
walk, plus overall male
and female, master male
and female, grandmaster
male and female, and
wheelchair male and
female racers.
All kids participating in
the Fun Run will receive
ribbons, plus awards
will be presented to the
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Nov. 30 can take advantage
of $2 savings off the $17
late entry fee. Race day
entries are $20. The Fun
Run entry is $10 and can
be paid anytime, including
on site. Your registration
fee includes a long-sleeve,
tie-dyed T-shirt.
Make checks payable
to North Okaloosa Family
YMCA and mail to 298 N.
Wilson St., Crestview, FL
32536.
Online registration is
available at www.active.
com. Mail-in registration
forms are available at
www.ecymca.org or
www.nwftc.com, or at the
YMCA.


Race packets can be
picked up at the YMCA
on Wilson Street on
Friday, Dec. 14, from 4 to
7 p.m. Packets will also be
available on race day from
6:30 until 8 a.m. at the
North Okaloosa Medical
Center.
For further information,
contact race co-directors
Doug Blandford, (850)
863-9622, dblandford@
ecymca.org, or Susan
Steele, (850) 689-2999,
ssteele@ecymca.org.
While appropriate
running attire is
recommended for the
annual Reindeer Run,
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directorial debut with
"The Director's Chair
YouTube" contest.
What is The Director's
Chair?
The Director's Chair is
a video contest for Florida
high school students.
Create a 30-second
video promoting "Ask a
Librarian" for the chance
to win a hard-drive video
camera, a Nintendo Wii
or a digital audio player
jukebox.
That's right. We need
YOU to help us promote
Ask a Librarian.
So... what exactly IS Ask
a Librarian?
It's a free online service
that allows you to chat
with a Florida librarian
for instant help with
homework, papers and
general questions. (Want
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just how wonderful Ask a
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on YouTube by Jan. 18, 2008
and the grand prize could
be yours.
Be funny. Be serious. Do
a spoof. Do a dramedy. Do
whatever you want. Just be
creative and have fun.

PROGRAMS
A special thank you to
Rick and Connie Cummins
of ABC Carpet and
Upholstery Cleaning for
donating the use of their
popcorn machine and for
providing the popcorn, salt,
and bags for our last Family
Library Time.
English and Spanish-
speaking children are both
invited to Story Time en
Espafiol with Ms. Viviana
this Wednesday, and also
next Wednesday, at 10:15
a.m.
R.E.A.D. (Reading
Education Assistance Dogs)
is this Saturday, Dec. 1, from
11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Please
call or come in to reserve
your 15-minute time-slot
with Boto (pronounced
Bo-2). Children must be


able to read.
Are there any kids out
there ages 6 and up who
like toys? Come to Picture
Book Club for stories and
songs on Monday, Dec. 3 at
4:15 p.m. Make a yo-yo to
play with outside.
Carols, crafts, cookies!!!
How can you miss that?
Celebrate Christmas,
Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa
with us at the Crestview
Robert L. F. Sikes Public
Library on Tuesday, Dec.
4. The fourth annual Noel
Night begins at 7 p.m. and
wraps up at 8:30 p.m. Come
see our Christmas trees,
decorated by local second
graders. The library will be
filled with Christmas music
from two groups this year:
the Mt. Zion Youth Choir,
led by Natalie Grisby, and
Chanticleer of Crestview
High School, led by Kevin
Lusk. Crafters come
early! We'll do crafts while
supplies last. When you
finish your crafts, or if you're
not into crafts, scavenge the
library and win a prize. We
may even have a surprise
visit from... Well, you'll
just have to see for yourself.
Please call 682-4432 with
any questions.


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TODAY
UWF CONFERENCE WITH
BOB GRAHAM: Conference
with luncheon from 11:45 a.m.
to 1 p.m. and press conference
from 1:15 to 1:45 p.m. in
the University Commons
Conference Center Lounge.
Graham, a former U.S.
Senator, will discuss at issues
including national security, civic
education and effective ways
for citizens to participate in
democracy.
SHIPWRECKS AT
HERITAGE PARK: A free
public lecture titled "Shipwrecks
of Northwest Florida" is
Wednesday from 12 1 p.m.
inside the Indian Temple Mound
Museum's Education Center.
Visitors can bring a bag lunch
and eat as they learn.
Heritage Park & Cultural
Center is located at 139 Miracle
Strip Parkway S.E. For further
information please contact
Programming Coordinator Mike
Thomin at 833-9595.
REPUBLICAN PARTY
DEBATE ON YouTube: Eight
major Republican candidates
running for president



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Thursday 10am to 5pm
Friday 9am to 5pm


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Friday, November 30, 2007
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FRIDAY ............4:00.. 6:30 8:30PM
SATURDAY 100 . .4.:00. 6:30 . 8:30PM
SUNDAY ........... 1:00. . 4:00 . 6:30PM
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SATURDAY ....... .4:00. .7:00. 9:S1PM
SUNDAY .......... 1:00.. 4:00 . 7:00PM
MON-THUR ........... 4:00 .. 7:00PM
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FRIDAY ............4:00... 6:45 . 9:00PM
SATURDAY 1.:00. .. .4:00... 6:45 . 9:00PM
SUNDAY ........... 1:00 .. .4:00 . 6:45PM
MON THUR ............ 4:00 . 6:45PM

Regular Admission
Adult = $70 Senior/child = $5
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TRIVIA FOR KIDS
AND TEENS
Who wrote "Little
Women?" (Her birthday is
Thursday.) Tell the correct
answer to one of us at the
circulation desk for a prize.

JUST ASK
Any questions? Just
ask Anna, Sharon, Sandra,
Jean, Marie, Ms. Heather,
Sengdara, Lise, Tracey,
Janice, or Heather. We will
be happy to assist you.

HOW TO CONTACT
US
Visit us in person at
1445 Commerce Drive,
on the Web at www.
cityofcrestview.org / library.
htm, or call (850) 682-4432.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK
"At this the last of my
anger oozed all out of me;
and I found myself only
sick, and sorry, and blank,
and wondering at myself.
I would have given the
. world to take back what I
had said; but a word once
spoken who can recapture?"
...from "Kidnapped" by
Robert L. Stevenson


will participate in the first
Republican primary debate on
YouTube Wednesday night.
CNN's Anderson Cooper will
moderate the event.
The program will air from
8 to 10 p.m. on CNN, CNN
International, CNN en Espafol,
CNN Airport Network and
CNN Radio and stream live
on CNN.com, ensuring that
people around the country
and the world can watch these
candidates' answers to lively
and thoughtful questions
coming exclusively from their
fellow citizens via video.

NOVEMBER
HOST A STUDENT: North
West Services is looking for
caring families to host eight high
school students (15-18 years
oldO from various countries for
the 2007-2008 second semester
and calendar year. N.W. Services
asks local families to consider
showing one of these foreign
teens what America is all about.
All the students speak
English, have medical insurance
and their own spending money.
Experience is not necessary;
orientation and support will be
provided. Host families can be
single parents, retirees, have
small or teen children or no
children at all.
Call (866) 634-3977 for
details.
LICENSE PLATES FOR
SALE: The new Florida Support
Our Troops! specialty license
'plates are available for purchase
at all tag offices.
Florida residents can register
for plate information updates
and how they can buy the plates
at www.SupportOurTroops.org.
PARKS & REC
ENRICHMENT: The city of
Crestview is hosting two classes
for children (Fitness is Fun and
Back to Nature) at a cost of $3
per class.
The classes will be held
Tuesday and Thursdays at
Twin Hills Park off of U.S.
Highway 90. For details, write
to aneville2777@hotmail.com or
call Amy Neville at 682-1430.
UNITED WAY COATS
FOR KIDS AT CHRISTMAS:
From now to Dec. 3, you can
donate your new or used coats.
Drop off used coats (good
condition) or new coats at the
following banks / businesses:
Bank of America, BankTrust,
Colonial Bank, Eglin Federal
Credit Union, First City Bank
of Florida, M&F Bank, Premier
Community Bank, Trustmark
National Bank, Whitney Bank &
Publix Super Markets.
BLOOD DRIVES: for the
Northwest Florida Blood Center
are listed below.
Nov. 29: Crestview High
School, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.


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LOCAL


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2007


WHAT'S
continued from A7


STREETCLOSURE: On Nov.
31, McDonald Street will be
closed from Edney Avenue to
School Avenue in Crestview
from 5 to 9 p.m. for a church
fall festival. For details call the
Department of Public Services
at 682-6132.
PAWS SANTA TREE:
From now through Dec.
31, The Panhandle Welfare


Society has a gift tree
displayed at the Junk Yard
Dog, 179 Eglin Parkway in
Fort Walton Beach. Sponsor
a shelter pet by choosing
an ornament that holds a
suggested monetary donation
to provide items for that
shelter pet.
The money will be used
to buy the items "requested,"


and pet adopters will be
informed of the gift given.
PAWS and the Humane
Society reminds you that pets
do not make good Christmas
gifts, but should be selected
by the person who will be
responsible for that pet. They
suggest a PAWS gift certificate
instead. Call 244-0196 for
details.

DECEMBER
CHRISTMAS ON THE
RIVER: The GFWC Milton
Woman's Club's 2nd Annual
Christmas On The River is


Saturday, Dec. I from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. on South Willing Street,
in South Riverwalk Park and
along the Blackwater River,
just off U.S. Highway 90 in
downtown Milton.
Club ticket donations will
go to the Woman's Club's
American Cancer Society
R.O.C.K. (Reaching Out
To Cancer Kids) College
Scholarship Program.
A very special party, A Polar
Express Pajama Reading, has
been planned for children of all
ages from 3 to 5 p.m. Children
are invited to join Mr. Rogers, in


their pajamas, and listen while
he reads the beloved children's
book, "The Polar Express."
Bring small folding chairs
and/or blankets or pallets for
children to sit on. You may also
wish to bring folding chairs.
To enter the gumbo cookoff
or the boat parade, call Dormnna
Tucker at 623-2339. For
information on the Woman's
Club, call Paula Lou Mapoles at
626-9567 or email retsel4765@
aol.com.
JASON CAMP FAMILY AT
SHADY GROVE: On Sunday,
Dec. 2 at the 10:45 a.m. and 6


p.m. services at Shady Grove
Assembly of God, Jason Camp
and family will be featured. The
church is located at 1189 Shady
Grove Road in Baker. Call
537-2774 for details.
CHS FUND-RAISER: The
Crestview High School Band is
hosting a Pampered Chef party:
Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. in the school
band room. Everyone is invited'
to attend. Orders placed will
be back before the Christmas
holiday. If you cannot attend
and would like to place an
order, call Frankie Burgess at
586-5577.


Dr. Ranjith Dissanayake, a board-certified oncologist with Sacred
Heart Medical Oncology Group, has relocated his Crestview office
to 348 Medcrest Drive.
The new location provides hematology and oncology services
five days a week.


For more information or to
schedule an appointment,
call (850) 682-6345.


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The Crestview Wal-Mart
will celebratethe company's
-support of the Salvation
Army by participating in
-the company's nationwide
"Bells Ringing Across
America" event on Tuesday,
Nov. 27.
During this half-hour
event, associates at Wal-
Mart and Sam's Clubs will
staff the.red kettles in front
of all their stores to ring the


bells and invite customers
to support the annual
campaign. The event is set
for 10:30 a.m.
Last year, the Salvation
Army collected a record
$30 million in front of
Wal-Mart stores and Sam's
Club locations. Funds
donated by customers
helped the Salvation Army
serve 35 million people by
providing food, shelter,
and clothing.
Wal-Mart CEO Lee Scott


will ring the red kettle bell
at a Wal-Mart store in Battle
Creek, Mich. during this
event. He will then present
a check for $1,000,000 from
the Wal-Mart Foundation
to the Salvation Army
to further exhibit the
company's support of the
campaign.
Crestview Wal-Mart
Manager Jon Kurpil urges
customers to support the
Salvation Army during this
holiday season.


Consumer charitable



giving guide for the



holiday season


PENSACOLA Tis' the
season for giving and there
are many ways you can
give back to your commu-
nity this holiday season.
Whether you're donat-
ing money, gifts, or your
time, the BBB Wise Giving
Alliance has guidance to
belp make sure your contri-
butions have the most ben-
efit for those in need this
holiday season.
According to the Giving
USA .Foundation, dona-
io~ns totaled $295 billion
in 2006; individuals ac-
counted for 83.3 percent of
this amount. In addition to
donations, more than 61
million Americans volun-
teered their time for chari-
table and national service
organizations.
* If you plan on being one
of the millions of Americans
donating time or money
this holiday season, the BBB
.Wise Giving Alliance offers
the following advice:
When in doubt, check
it out. When an unfamiliar
organization asks you for a
donation, don't give with-
out gathering details about
the charity, the nature of
its programs and its use of
funds. Also contact the BBB
Wise Giving Alliance or go
to bbb.org/charity for a
'BBB Wise Giving Report on
the charity.
Think before you give.
If you are solicited at the
mall or on the street, take a
minute or two to think. Ask
for the charity's name and


address. Get full identifica-
tion from the solicitor and
review it carefully. Ask to
see written information on
the charity's programs and
finances.
Giving later might be
better. Never feel pressured
to give on the spot.
Legitimate charities will
welcome your money to-
morrow. If the solicitor
pressures you with intimi-
dation or harassing phone
calls, don't hesitate to file a
complaint with your BBB.
Watch out for cases
of mistaken identity. With
more than one million
charities in the U.S., it's.not
surprising 'that some char-
ity names sound alike. Be
careful that the one solicit-
ing you is the one you have
in mind.
I Don't accept vague
claims. If something is be-
ing sold to benefit a char-
ity, be wary of vague state-
ments such as "all proceeds
go to charity," or "Your pur-
chase will benefit a charity."
Look for a disclosure that
indicates the actual or esti-
mated amount of the pur-
chase price that the charity
will receive to fund its pro-
grams;
Unordered merchan-
dise is free. If a charity
sends you greeting cards,
address labels or other mer-
chandise with an appeal for
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pay for the items.
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mation.
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liciting groups are charities.
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table deduction for federal
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zation's tax-exempt status
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2007


Okaloosa County Commision


names 2008 chairmen


Commissioners James
Campbell and Bill Roberts
are chair-elect and vice-
chair-elect, respectively,
for the Okaloosa County
Board of Commissioners
as of Tuesday, Nov. 13.
"I have great
confidence in their ability
to carry Okaloosa County
forward," stated current
Commission Chair Don
Amunds.
Campbell, who served
as vice-chair in 2007,
represents District 5.
Campbell was selected
for the 2007-08 Edition
of Who's Who in the
national Heritage Registry
for his service to local
government.


Roberts is a native of the
Okaloosa County and he
serves District 3. He has
a history of public service
as a past councilman
and mayor of Ft. Walton
Beach.
The commissioners will
assume their new roles at
the first board meeting in
January. They both have
offices in the Water & Sewer
Administration Building
and can be reached at
651-7105. Commissioner
Roberts also has an office
in Crestview and can be
reached at 689-5030.
Both can be e-mailed from
the Okaloosa County Web
site at www.co.okaloosa.
fl.us.


Florida Office of Insurance


Regulation denies Allstate
-d -d


rate hike
TALLAHASSEE Florida
Insurance Commissioner
Kevin McCarty recent-'
ly announced that the
Florida Office of Insurance
Regulationhasissued Notices
of Intent to disapprove five
rate filings submitted by
Allstate Floridian Insurance
Company, Allstate Indemnity
Company, Encompass
Floridian Insurance Comp-
any and Encompass Floridian
Indemnity Company.
The companies were seek-
ing double-digit statewide,
overall average rate increases
for homeowners insurance:
Allstate Floridian
Insurance Company: 43.4
percent
Allstate Floridian
Indemnity Company: 27.4
percent
Encompass Floridian
Insurance Company: 39.7
percent
Encompass Floridian
' Insurance Company: 36.5
percent (Dwelling Fire)
Encompass Floridian
Indemnity Company: 41.6
percent
Some Allstate policyhold-
ers could have seen increases
of as much as 150 percent. On
the other end, some of the
requested increases were as
low as six percent.
"Our action is based on a
thorough review of the infor-
mation previously provided
by the companies and their


request

testimony at the hearing,"
said McCarty. "The rates pro-
posed by the Allstate com-
panies do not pass along all
the savings reasonably avail-
able as a result of the expan-
sion of the Florida Hurricane
Catastrophe Fund."
Special legislation adopt-
ed in January made lower-
priced reinsurance available
to insurers.
"It was the intent of
Gov. Crist and the Florida
Legislature that the lower-
priced reinsurance would
enable insurance companies
to pass along significant sav-
ings to their policyholders,"
added McCarty.
Reinsurance is the insur-
ance that companies buy to
cover large losses.
While reviewing the situ-
ation, Florida Senator Don
Gaetz said, "Of course, while
stopping further skyrocket-
ing rate hikes is absolutely
essential, I won't be satisfied
and neither should you until
property and casualty insur-
ance premiums are balanced
with real, fair, and accurate
risks."
Allstate now may peti-
tion the Florida Office of
Insurance Regulation for
an administrative hear-
ing through the Division of
Administrative Hearings
(DOAH). In the meantime,
homeowners insurance rates
previously submitted by the


Allstate companies will re-
main in effect until the pro-
cess is concluded. They are
as follows:
Allstate Floridian
Insurance Company: -
14.2 percent
Allstate Floridian
Indemnity Company:
-13.2 percent
Encompass Floridian
Insurance Company: -13.0
percent
Encompass Floridian
Insurance Company: -12.3
percent (Dwelling Fire)
Encompass Floridian
Indemnity Company:
-11.2 percent
The decision to deny
the rate increases followed
a public hearing in which
the Office of Insurance
Regulation questioned vari-
ous aspects of the rate filings.
Video of the hearing will be
available soon on the Office's
Web site.
The commissioner has the
authority to hold a public
hearing to question a compa-
ny about its filing pursuant
to Florida law. Florida law
requires a public hearing for
rate increase filings exceed-
ing a statewide average of 15
percent.
For more information visit
www.floir.com. If you would
like to review and compare
homeowners insurance
rates in Florida, go to www.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

PROPOSED ENACTMENT OF AN
ORDINANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Monday, December 10, 2007 at 6:00 P.M., at a Regular
Council meeting in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 198 North Wilson Street, Crestview, Florida,
the City Council of the City of Crestview will hold the second public hearing in conjunction with
the second reading and adoption of Ordinance # 1330 which is set forth by title as follows:
,rd 13 1 ORDINANCE NO. 1330
Ord 1330
PUD 07-03 AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF CRESTVIEW,
RD TEXAS' PKWYL-'- 1FLORIDA PROVIDING FOR
GED Ill ['II 7 -PK- REZONING 81.1 ACRES OF
.11 I I L REAL PROPERTY, LOCATED
GILLIS DR IN SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP
-ADAM S DR p- fT-i 1 fY 3 NORTH, RANGE 23 WEST,
SI DAMS D I FROM SINGLE FAMILY
SI I I I DWELLING DISTRICT ZONING
SEFFDR-- (R-1A) TO A PLANNED UNIT
] r111IIIIIII'r11111141JU. DEVELOPMENT ZONING
IIt IIIIIIIII DISTRICT TO BE KNOWN
Z TL. .- AS PUD 07-03 (ADAMS
U KEVIEWDR ---- ESTATES); PROVIDING FOR
'(L R1 4 !! AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR
-PANAMA DR __H[1] UPDATE OF THE CRESTVIEW
ZONING MAP; PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.

The 81.1 acres of real property to be rezoned as PUD 07-03 (Adams Estates) is located in Section
7, Township 3 North, Range 23 West. The parcel shall be platted as "Adams Estates Subdivision"
and is identified in the Okaloosa County's Property appraiser's office by parcel identification
number 07-3N-23-0000-0001-0000.
A copy of the proposed ordinance and complete metes and bounds legal description of the
property being rezoned is available in the City. Clerk's Office, at City Hall at 198 North Wilson
Street in the City of Crestview, Florida, where it may be inspected by the public and interested
parties, and interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the
proposed ordinance.
The City Council of the City of Crestview, Florida does not discriminate upon the basis of any
individual's disability status. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation as provided for in
the Americans With Disabilities Act to insure access to and participation in the meeting should
contact the Office of the City Clerk at (850) 682-6131 at least five (5) calendar days prior to the
meeting to make appropriate arrangements.
If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Council with respect to any matter
considered at this meeting or public hearing such person will need a record of the proceedings
and for such purpose, such person may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings
is made, which record includes the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be
based.
The City of Crestview supports "Equal Opportunity Employment, Housing and Providing Handicap
Access".

Janice F. Young November 28, 2007
City Clerk


On Nov. 13, Curves
International, Inc., the world's
largest fitness franchisor, and
Rodale, the authoritative
source for trusted content in
health and wellness world-
wide, announced the launch
of www.CurvesComplete.
com, the online weight-loss
subscription service based on
"Curves: Permanent Results
Without Permanent Dieting,"
the New York Times bestsell-
ing book authored by Curves
founder and chief executive
officer Gary Heavin.
The service provides sub-
scribers with diet and fitness
information, tools, experts
and motivation to achieve
their weight-loss goals.
"Helping Crestview-area
women achieve their fitness
and weight loss goals is what
Curves is all about, and the
launch of CurvesComplete.
com adds another dimension
of support," Heavin said.
"People now have the option
to track their weight loss on-
line, and best of all, you don't


need to be a whiz at tedchnol-
ogy to use our service."
According to Heavin,
the online program features
easy-to-follow meal plans,
complete with shopping lists,
healthy recipes, and a data-
base of more than30,000 foods
featuring full nutritional in-
formation. Subscribers have
ongoing access to Curves'
network of nutritionists and
fitness experts, who are avail-
able to answer questions and
provide motivation. In addi-
tion to answering questions,
the experts will be a presence
on the message boards to
help build an even stronger
and more supportive com-
munity.
By following the plan and
logging their eating and exer-
cise activity, subscribers can
track their progress. The pro-
gram automatically adjusts
and provides recommenda-
tions, as well as advice and
guidance based on how the
subscriber is doing relative to
her goals.


"We provide an open fo-
rum for sharing motivation
and advice among women
who are pursuing a healthier
life," said Diane Heavin, who
co-founded the company
with her husband in 1992
and publishes the award-
winning 'diane,' The Curves
Magazine. "At Curves, we
say that it's possible to bor-
row willpower from a friend.
That's an important factor in
the success of our members,
and we feel the same will hold
true for Curves Complete
subscribers. For current dub
members, Curves Complete
is the perfect complement to
dub membership because it
provides an easy and flexible
diet and meal-planning solu-
tion."
For more information, please visit
www.CurvesComplete.com or call
689-1899. Curves of Crestview is
also offering a free trial offer to all lo-
cal residents; please visit the club at
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Schedule
Basketball
Laurel Hill at Bethlehem
(Girls), Thursday at 6 p.m.
(JV) and 7:15 p.m. (V)
Laurel Hill at Freeport
(Boys), Thursday at 6
p.m. (JV) and 7:15 p.m.
(V)
South Walton at Baker
(Girls), Thursday at 5:30
p.m. (JV) and 6:30 p.m.
(V)
Baker at Pensacola
Christian (Boys),
Thursday at 6 p.m. (JV)
and 7:15 p.m. (V)
Pace at Crestview (Girls),
Thursday at 5 p.m. (JV)
and 6:30 p.m. (V)
Crestview at Pine Forest
(Boys), Thursday at
4:30 p.m. (F), 6 p.m. (JV)
and 7:30 p.m. (V)
Richbourg at Ruckel
(Boys) 6:30 p.m.
BRichbourg at Ruckel
(Girls), Thursday at 5 p.m.
Davidson at Lewis (Boys),
Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Davidson at Lewis (Girls),
Thursday at 5 p.m.

Soccer
Crestview at Escambia
(Boys), Thursday at 5:30
p.m. (JV) and 7:30 p.m.
(V)
Crestview at Escambia
(Girls), Thursday at 6 p.m.
(V)
Wrestling
Dual meet: Crestview vs.
Choctaw (JV-V), Thursday
at 6:30 p.m.
(Davidson Middle School)


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.
emeraldcoastblazers.com.


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW It was a
momentous occasion for
Thomas Gordon, owner of
Gordon Martial Arts. Not
only did he hold one of his
sought after joint seminars,
but also he got the best of
the best to, come teach at it.
Grand Master Rhee and
Grand Master Hwang, one
of the top two originals in
the International Taekwon-
Do Federation and the
first two grand masters
appointed by founder
General Choi, came to
Gordon's facility recently.
It was the first time these
two veterans have come
together at Gordon Martial
Arts. Participants flew in
from Alabama, Canada,
Connecticut, Michigan,
New York, Mississippi and
Florida to be a part of the
event.
"It was great," Gordon
said. "
"It was an opportunity
of a lifetime for a lot of
people, and even though
we didn't have a large
turnout, the experience
with both Grand Masters
was irreplaceable."
On July, 1 1997 Grand
Master Rhee was the first
man to be promoted to
9th degree by the founder
of Taekwon-Do, General
Choi. He was also the first
pioneer to leave Korea
in 1964 to instruct in the
United States.


Special to The Bulletin


Above: Grand Master
Hwang watches over a
class of students partic-
pating in the join seminar.

Right: Five new degrees
debut with Tom Gor-
don and Grand Masters
Hwang and Rhee.

Grand Master Hwang
was the next man to receive
his title on Dec. 8, 1997.
His experience in the art
spread through teaching
Taekwon-Do :to. the U.S.
Marines, Armny, Korean
Tiger Division and even
the Vietnemese Army.
Both of these experts held
not only an informational
See HISTORY C3


Testing Acheivements:
Gregory Bledsoe 5th Degree
Lisa Gordon 4th Degree
Bo Jackson 2nd Degree
Randy Stevens 1st Degree
Hannah Naylor 1st Degree


Golf ceremony rewards success in season


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin
The Crestview golf team
ended their season with
an achievement ceremony
commemorating their hard
work and perseverance
through the last three
months..
With the leadership of
newly appointed coach,
Owen Edwards, the golf
team is looking at having
a solid season next year,
amidst their quandering
record because of new
See GOLF C4


Wrestling debuts in


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin.
With basketball and soccer
just now underway, we can't
forget about the sport that's been
dated back to the Romans and
the Greeks.
How about wrestling?
The Crestview wrestling team
has already kicked off their
Super 8 Dual and is setting their
sights on their big dual meet at
Davidson Middle School against
Choctaw.
What's different about a dual
meet?
Not only will the varsity


and junior varsity compete, but
this will be Crestview's only
dual meet for the entire season,
making this a must to participate
in.
With coach Jeff Fowler steering
the reigns, the Bulldogs (5-2) are
hoping to have one of their best
years.
In the Super 8 Dual Crestview
went 4-1 and finished second
in the finals. This is the schools
second time in wrestling history
that they went home with a
trophy.
Senior Captain Kyle Miller
is now 35 wins from 100 career
wins (he'll be the third CHS
wrestler to accomplish this feat).


)trong form
Wrestling is certainly a sport
that doesn't condone failure, but
only strength and skill. The more
of a crowd, the better the morale
and the higher the confidence
a team receives. Be there on
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112 Zack Carty (Co-Captain)
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119 Danny Johnson (Co-
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See STRONG C4


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and hands on event,'
but also participated
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"What ,mad this
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my wife Lisa received 4th
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I think that we're going
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They not only received a 1 st-place trophy to bring home, but they also received a
bid toothe National Competition in Orlando in February.
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Come by and get some hot chocolate while you're waiting for the parade to start.


STRONG, continued from C1

Continuation of Super Results


125 Colin Smith 4-1 w/ 4 pins.
130 Cody Smoyer (Co-Captain) .
5-0 w/ 4 pins
135 Kyhle Milller (Captain)
4-1 w/ 4 pins
140 JoshHilger 2-2 w/ 2 pins '
145 Terrell Williamson 3-2 w / 3 pins
152 Kyle Campbell 0-5
160 Justin Mitchell 1-4w/1 pin
171 Nick Panucci (Captain) 5-0 w/5 pins
189 Aaron Dean 2-2 w/ 2 pins
215 Chris Scott 2-3w/ 2pins
285 Trevor Sauls 3-2 w/ 3 pins


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Legal # 100251
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT, FIRST JUDI-
CIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR.
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE# 07-DR-5155
IN RE: The Marriage of
ERNEST L. HARRIS,
JR,
Petitioner/Husband
and
JESSICA CAMEKE
SHORTS HARRIS,
Respondent/Wife
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO JESSICA CAMEKE
SHORTS HARRIS
Last known address 10
Overstreet, Mary Esther,
FL. 32569
Present Address: Un-
known.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED
that an action for dissolu-
tion of marriage has
been filed against you
and you are required to
serve a copy of your writ-
ten defenses, if any, to:
STEPHEN J. RYAN, ES-
QUIRE RISEN @ RYAN
436 Green Acres Road
Ft. Walton Beach, FL.
32547
ATTORNEY FOR PETI-
TIONER
on or before December
5,2007 and fie the
original with the Clerk of
this Court at the
Okaloosa County Court-
house Annex Shalimar,
Florida either before serv-
ice on Petitioners' attor-
ney or immediately there-
after, otherwise a default
will be entered against
you for the relief de-
manded in the Petition.
WITNESS my hand and
Seal of this Court on this
31 day of October 2007
Don W. Howard
CLERK OF COURT
11/07
11/14
11/21
11/28


Legal # 100262
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL DIVISION CASE
# 07-CA-5398
ISLAND SURF CON-
DOMINIUM ASSOCI-
ATION, INC.,a Florida
Non-Profit Corporation,
Plaintiff,
vs.
DORIS W. BATES a
single woman, ESTATE
OF DORIS W. BATES,
PETER DOHERTY,an
heir of the Estate of Doris
W. Bates, UNKNOWN
PARTIES IN
POSSESSION,and all
UNKNOWN BENEFI-
CIARIES HEIRS AND
DEVISES OF THE ES-
TATE OF DORIS W.
BATES,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: DORIS W. BATES,
a single woman,ESTATE
OF DORIS W. BATES,
UNKNOWN PARTIES
IN POSSESSION and
all UNKNOWN BENE-
FICIARIES HEIRS
AND DEVISEES OF
S THE ESTATE OF DO-
RIS W. BATES,
Defendants.
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that





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an action to foreclose a
lien on the following
property in Okaloosa
County, Florida:
Legal Description:
Apartment 103-A, IS-
LAND SURF CONDO-
MINIUM, a condominium
as described in that Dec-
laration of Condominium
dated February
13,1974, recorded in
O.R.Book 765, Pages
880-917 of the Pu lic
records ofOkaloosaa
County Florida, and the
plat of such condominium
recorded in Condomin-
ium Plat Book 1, Pages
88 thru 92, public rec-
ords of Okaloosa
County, Florida together
with such apartment's
share of the common ele-
ments as described in the
Declaration of Condomin-
ium referenced above.
Property Address:
927 Whelk Ct, Ft Walton
Beach, FL
Tax ID
NO.:00-2S-24-126M-00
Has been filed against
you and you are required
to serve a copy o your
written defenses, if any,
to it on Tony Simpson,
P.A.,, the Plaintiff's Attor-
ney, whose address is:
P.O. Box 287, Shalimar
FL 32579, on or before
December 21st,2007,
and file the original with
the Clerk of this court ei-
ther before service on the
Plaintiff's Attorney on im-
mediately thereafter; oth-
erwise, a Default will be
entered against you far
the relief demanded in
the complaint or petition.
Date: November 16th
2007
DON W. HOWARD
Clerk of Court
By:Tiffany Gardner
Deputy Clerk
11/21/07
11/28/07

Legal # 100264
The property described
below stored at EZ Stor-
age, 150 Old Milligan
Rd., Crestview, FL. ('Go
1.2 miles west on Hwy
85 phone
850-398-2990, will be
sold by auction at above
address starting at 9:00
a.m. on December 15
2007 to recover unpaid
storage fees. Properties
of Daisey J. Trent Chris-
tian Weaver, Rhonda
Lumley, Ken Howard or
Kenneth D. Howard,
Shannon J. Hart, Michelle
Lynn Wilson- List of
contents: Misc. household
qoods.
Cash only, 10% buyer's
premium. Jerry Duncan,
American Eagle
Auctions,AB333,AU527
11/28/07
12/05/07
Legal # 100264
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE #
2007-CA-242-S DI-
VISION
WELLS FARGO
BANK NA.,
Plaintiff,
vs.


DONALD L.
COLBOURNE, SR., et
al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF FORECLO-
SURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgment of Mort-
qage Foreclosure dated
November 13 2007
and entered in Case No.
2007-CA-242-S of the
Plaintiff and DONALD L.
COLBOURNE SR.; GALE
H. COLBOUkNE; ANY
AND ALL UNKNOWN
PARTIES CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED INDI-
VIDUAL DEFENDANT(S-
WHO ARE NOT
KNOWN TO BE DEAD
OR ALIVE, WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PAR-
TIES MAY CLAIM AN
INTEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS DEVISEES
GRANTEES OR OTHER
CLAIMANTS; YACHT
CLUB OAKS HOA, INCH
are the Defendants, I will
sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash at IN
FRONT OF CLERK'S
FRONT DOOR OF
SHALIMAR ANNEX at
11:00 AM, on the 12
day of December,2007
the following described
property as set. forth in
said Final Judgment:
LOT 3 YACHT CLUB
OAKS, ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RE-
CORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 21, PAGE 51,
OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
A/K/A 1009 ANNIS-
TION COURT #3
FORT WALTON
BEACH, FL 32548
Any person claiming
an interest in the
surplus from th sale,
if any, other than
the property owner
as of the date of the
Lis Pendens must file
a claim within
sixty(60) days after
the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND
and the seal of this Court
on November 15, 2007
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: Tiffany Gardner
Deputy Clerk
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
Disabilites Act,
persons with


disabilities needing
s p e c i c,
accommodation to
participate in this
proceeding should
contact Court
Administration at
101 Jmaes Lee
Boulevard East.
Crestview, Fl,
32536-3515;
telephone number
(850) 689-5000,
Extension 7497,
prior to the
groceedi ng.or
a I i m a r
(850)651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
Disabilities Act,
persons with
disabilities needing
s p e c i a t
accommodation to
participate in this
proceeding should
contact Court
Administration at
1250 N. Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar,
FL 32579; telephone
number (850)
651-7497, prior to
the proceeding.
11/21/07
11/28/07

Legal # 100266
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE #
2007-CA-1088-S DI-
VISION
BANK OF NEW
YORK AS TRUSTEE
FOR THE CERTIFI-
CATEHOLDERS
CWABSINC. ASSET-
BACKED CER-
TIFICATES, SERIES
2006-8,
Plaintiff,
as.
KURT RUUD A/K/A
KURT E. RUUD,et al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF FORECLO-
SURE SALE
NOTICE IS HERBY
GIVEN pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgement of Mort-
age Foreclosure dated
November 132007 and
entered in Case No.
2007-CA-1088 of the
Circuit Court of the FIRST
Judicial Circuit in and for
OKALOOSA County,
Florida wherein BANK
OF NEW YORK AS
TRUSTEE FOR THE CER-
TIFICATE HOLDERS
CWABS, INC.
ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI-
CATES, SERIES 2006-8,
is the Plaintiff and KURT
RUDD A/K/A KURT E.
RUDD; WENDY RUDD;
CHARDONNAY ES-
TATES OWNER ASSOCI-
ATION, INC. MORT-
GAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYS-
TEMS, INCORPORATED
AS NOMINEE FO R
COUNTRYWIDE HOME
LOANS, INC.; are the
Defendants, I will sell to
the highest and best bid-
der Tar cash at IN
FRONT OF CLERK'S
FRONT DOOE OF
SHALIMAR ANNEX at
11:00 AM, on the 12
day of December, 2007d
the following described
property as set forth in
said FanI Judgment:
LOR 62 CHARDON-
NAY ESTATES, AC-
CORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 20, PAGES 18
AND 19, OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
A/K/A 1016 NAPA
WAY NICEVILLE, FL
32578
Any person claiming
an interest in the sur-
plus from the sale, if
any, other than the
property owner as
of hte date of the Lis
Pendens must file a
claim within
sixty(60) days after
the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND
and seal of this Court on
November 15, 2007
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By: Robin Wiggins
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
Disabilities Act,
persons with
disabilities needing
accommodation to
participate in this
proceeding should
contact Court
Administration at
101 James Lee
Boulevard East
Crestview, FL.
32536-3515;
tiel p hone number
(850) 689-5000,
Extension 7497,
prior to the
proceeding, or
(850)651-7497 ,
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
SDisabilities Act, per-
sons with disabilities
needing special ac-
commodation to par-
ticipatDroceedina


proceeding should
contact Court Admin-
istration at 1250 N.
Egt in Parkway,
Sialimar, FL. 32549;
telephone number
(850) 651-7497,
prior to the proceed-
ing.
11/21/2007
11/28/2007
Legal # 100267
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number


07-CP-1369 Division
IN RE: ESTATE OF JA-
COBA F. WOODWARD
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS
The administration of the
estate of Jacoba F.
Woodward, deceased,
File Number
07-CP-1369, is pending
in the Circuit Court for
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida, Probate Division, the
address if which is P.O.
DRAWER 1359 CREST-
VIEW FL 32536-1359.
The names addresses of
the person-
alrepresentativee and the
personal representative's
attorney 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
he decedent's date
of death is barred.
The date of the first pub-
lication of this Notice is
November 21,2007
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
SAMUEL M. PEEK
222 Government Street,
Suite D
NICEVILLE, Florida
32578
Telephone:
(850)678-117Telephone:
Florida Bar
No.:329010
Personal Representative:
ROSE ANN W. GUIL-
LORY
6 Memorial Parkway
NW
Fort Walton Beach FL.
32548
11/21/07
11/28/07

Legal # 100270
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE 1ST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
GENERAL JURISDIC-
TION DIVISION CASE
# 2007-CA-2110-C
CITIMORTGAGE
INC. SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER TO FIRST NA-
TIONWIDE MORTGAGE
CORPORATION.
PLAINTIFF
VS.
ANDREW D. BIGLER-
CYNTHIA BIGLER
A/K/A CYNTHIA L.
BIGLER; ANY AND ALL
UNKNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY
THROUGH, UNDER
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED INDI-
VIDUAL DEFENDANTS(S)
WHO ARE NOT
KNOWN PARTIES MAY
CLAIM AN INTEREST AS
SPOUSES HEIRS DEVI-
SEES GRANTEES OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS;
USAA FEDERAL SAV-
INGS BANK
DEFENDANTS)
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a
Summary Final Judgment
of Foreclosure dated No-
vember 15, 2007 en-
tered in Civil Case No.
2007CA110C of the Cir-
cuit Court of the 1 st Judi-
cial Circuit in and for
Okaloosa County,
CRESTVIEW, Florida, I
will sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash
at THE FRONT SOUTH
DOOR at the
OKALOOSA County
Courthouse located at
101 JAMES LEE
BLVD.,EAST in CREST-
VIEW, Florida, at 11:00
a.m. on the 14 day of
December,2007the fol-
lowing described prop-
erty as set forth in said
Summary Final Judge-
ment, to-wit:
LOT 34, FOURTH AD-
DITION TO COUNTRY
VIEW ESTATES,
PHASE 5, BEING A


PORTION OF SEC-
TION 31 TOWNSHIP
3 NORTH, RANGE 23
WEST, OKALOOSA
COUNTY FLORIDA,
ACCORDING TO PLAT
RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 14 PAGE 38,
OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF SAID
COUNTY
Any person claiming an
interest in the surplus
from the sale, if any,
other than the property
owner as of the daoe of
the lis pendens, must file
a claim within 60 days


after the sale.
Dated this 21 day of
November, 2007.
DON W.HOWARD
By: Sharon Anders
THE LAW OFFICE OF
DAVID J. STERN, P.A.,
ATTORNEY FOR
PLAINTIFF
801 S. University Drive
Suite 500
Plantation, Fl. 33324
(954)233-8000
07-82718(FNM)
IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE AMERICANS
WITH DISABILITIES ACT,
persons with disabilities
needing a special accom-
modation should contact
COURT ADMINISTRA-
TION, at the
OKALOOSA County
Courthouse at
904-65 1 -7497,
1-800-955-8771 (TDD)
or 1-800955-8770,via
Florida Relay Service.
11/27
12/05

Legal # 100271
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE #
07-DR-004848-S DI-
VISION:
PEARLETA GRAVES,
Petitioner,
and
GILBERT WILLIAMS,
Respondent
NOTICE OF ACTION
FOR DISSOLUTION
OF MARRIAGE
TO: Gilbert Williams
Respondent's Last Known
Address:
21432 Carleton Ave.
Port Charlotte, Fl. 33952
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
Pearleta Graves, whose
address is 21432 Carle-
ton Ave. Port Charlotte,
Fl. 33952 on orbeforee
December 31, 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 Ad-
dress, 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-
ina' dismissal or striking
of pleadings.
Dated 11-20-2007
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Tiffany Gardener
Deputy Clerk
11/28/07
12/05/07
/12/07
12/19/07
Legal #100265
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO. 2007-CA-140-S
DIVISION
GMAC MORTGAGE,
LLC D/B/A
DITECH,LLC.COM
Plaintiff,
vs
BRIAN STEPHEN
FORDER, et al,
Defendants(s).
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgement of Mort-
gage Foreclosure dated
November 13,2007 and
entered in Case No.
2007-CA-1i40-S of the
Circuit Court of the FIRST
Judicial Circuit in and for
OKALOOSA County,
Florida wherein GMAC
MORTGAGE, LLC
D/B/A DITECH,
LLC.COM, is the Plaintiff
and BRIAN STEPHEN
FORMER; ANY AND ALL
UNKNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER,
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED INDI-


VIDUAL DEFENDANTS)
WHO ARE NOT
KNOWN TO BE DEAD
OT ALIVE WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PAR-
TIES MAY CLAIM AN IN-
TEREST AS SPOUSES,
HEIRS DEVISEES
GRANITEES OR OTHER
CLAIMANTS; arhe De-
fendants, I will sell to the
highest and best bidder
for cash at IN FRONT OF
CLERK'S FRONT DOOR
OF SHALIMAR ANNEX
at 11:00 A.M., on the
12 day of December,
2007, the following de-
.scribed property as set
forth in said Final Judg-


ment:
LOT 4 BLOCK E, 1ST
ADDITION BELL AIR,
AS RECORDED PLAT
BOOK 2 PAGE 77 OF
THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
A/K/A 11 HOLMES
BOULEVARD FT
WALTON BEACH, FL
32548
Any person clamm-
ing an interest in the
surplus from the
sale, if any, other
than the property
owner as of th date
of the Lis Pendens
must file a claim
within (60) days af-
ter the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND
and the seal of this Court
on November 15, 2007
Don W. Howard
Clerk of this Circuit Court
By:Robin Wiggins
Deputy Clerk
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
Disabilities Act, per-
sons with disaibtities
needing special, ac-
commodation to par-
ticipate on this pro-
ceeding should con-
tact Court Adminis-
tration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East
Crestview FL.
32536-3515; tele-
phone number (850)
89-5000 Extension
7497, prior to the
proceeding. or
halimar (850)
651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with
Disabilities Act, per-
sons with disabilities
needing special ac-
commodation to par-
ticipate in this pro-
ceeding should con-
tact Court Adminis-
tration at 1250 N.
Eglin Parkway,
Shalimar, FL, 32579;
telephone number
(850)6;1 -7497,
prior to the proceed-
ing.
11/21/07
11/28/07


Legal #100268
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
File Number
07-CP- 1136 Division
IN RE: ESTATE OF
LENA R. WHITTING-
TON
Deceased.
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of Lena R.
Whittington, deceased,
File Number
07-CP-1136,is pending
in the Circuit Court for
Okaloosa County,
Florida, Probate Division,
the address of which is
P.O. DRAWER 1359.
CRESTVIEW FL
32536-1359. The names
and addresses of the
personal representatives
and the personal
representative's attorney
are set forth below.
ALL INTERESTED PER-
SONS ARE NOTIFIED
THAT:
All creditors of the
decedent and other
persons having claims or
demands against
decedent's estate,
i n c I u d i n g
unmatured,contingent 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
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE OT THIRTY
DAYS AFTER THE DATE
OF SERVICE OF A COPY
OF A NOTICE ON
THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons
having claims or
demands against the
decedent's estate,
including unmatured,
contingent or
unliquidated claims, must
file Iheir claims with this
court WITHIN THREE
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE
FOREVER BARRED
Notwithstanding the
time periods set
fortaboveve, any
claim filed two(2)
years or more aftr
he decedent's date
of death is barred.
The date of the first
publication of this Notice
is November 21,2007
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
SAMUEL M. PEEK


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Tree Service
PROFESSIONAL
TREE & STUMP
REMOVAL

398-1169
Firewood for Sale


222 Government Street,
Suite D
Niceville, Florida 32578
Teleph o n e
S8501678-1178
lorida Bar No. 329010
Personal Representatives:
C. Gordon Whittinqton
4862 N. El Camino
Drive
Beverly Hills, Florida
34465
Joyce Ann Skipton
1589 Ruckel Drive
Niceville, Fl. 32578
11/21/07
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are sent to our troops.
We are proud to be a
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Watch Out
in Baker


CHAD DONLEY
turns 16 today
and is driving!

Love,
Dad & Stacy


CRESTVIEW CLIENTS
THANKS
You're Amazing!
Amazing Face &
Body Shop
(FL #MA16666)
840 N. Ferdon Blvd.
Crestview, FL
(850) 689-3900
A Family Place



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


NEW TIIAY
Christian Childcare
available in my Black-
man home. Call for info
537-8239


NEW T10AY
Registered Christian
infant care. Mon-Fri.
16 yrs. exp. $26/day.
Mossy Head area.
Call Jannie, 951-2880


NEW rITAY
Registered No.
RO OK0261. Daycare
has openings, Mon-Fri.
24 hours.
850682-1188



Bev's Broom, Inc.
We clean private homes,
new construction, condos
& offices. Contact
Beverly 368-7339 or
Cheri 919-426-9355
Christian women will
clean private homes
starting at $50.
Call 850-652-2342
Helping Hands,
Residential cleaning,
Weekly & Biweekly,
Deep Cleaning Special
Occasions, Lic & Ins Call
Tobi at 368-8343


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PETS & ANIMALS Maytag Atiantis
Washer & Dryer
2100 Pets yet
2110 Pets: Free to Set
Good Home 2 years old $800.
2120 Pat Supplies Fri Oaire uprht freezer
2130 Farm Animals/ $300. 398-6781
Supplies Ron's Appliance &
2140 Pets/Livestock Parts, applanc repa
Wanted L--..L....
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Silky-Yorkie
Terrier
Male puppy 1st shots,
dewclaws, & tail done.
Ready Dec 3rd. $650.
682-7938.







NEWI TOOAV
Happy Jack Skin Balm
Stops scratching & gnaw-
ing. Promotes healing &
hair growth due to Hot
Spots on dogs & cats
without steroids
Okaloosa Grain Feed
Store 682-9333
www.estitch.com





Round & Square bales
Bahia hay for sale. Fert.
& shed kept dry, Baker,
FL. All cut this summer.
$35/rd $4/bale.
850-582-1054










3100 Antiques
3110 Appliances
3120 Arts & Crafts
3139 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 Instrnuments
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


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

Lorie's Cleaning
Weekly or Biweekfy,
Holiday or Construction
Refts. 902-7182





LATHAM CONCRETE
Robert Latham
Masonry, 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





All around handyman
& experienced
electrician. Call Travis
850-758-7654

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





Classic Cut & Landscap-
ing now accepting new
customers for the new
year. Free estimates. Call
758-7349 or 398-0202


Farm Direct
Centipede, St. Augustine,
Zoysia, Bermuda.
We deliver & install.
Call 244-6651
Suncoast Sod Farms


all oranas, we buy work-
ing appliances, 215 N.
Main Street, Call
689-1007. After hours
305-8515
Used washers &
dryers. $95 & up. Re-
frigerators & stoves. All
with warranty.
Batson's Appliance Com-
pany, 682-1149





NEW T6BAY
Firewood for sale
delivery available. Call
537-2387



Crestview
3 Family Sale
Fri & Sat 8-2
134 Hudson St. Hwy 90
West, behind Couch &
Four
Crestview
Big Yard Sale
Fri. & Sat.,
8am-??
1534 Texas
Parkway
fine China, liens, crystal,
jewelry, kitchenware,
Christmas gifts & decora-
tions and much more.
Crestview
Gara e sale, Decem-
ber 1s, 8am-2pm. Tools,
clothes (wedding dress)
toys and much more. 6
Flora Cove
Crestview
Huge Inside Yard Sale
Thurs Sat, 10am. 429
N Hathaway St, across
from Twin Hills Park.
Crestview
Multi Family
December 1st, 8am-12.
behind Moulton's Phar-
macy. 648 North Ferdon
Blvd. Computer, fax, pho-
nes, camera, Disney VHS
movies, jewelry, tires;
P235/75R15, less than
12QO, miles, (2 for $75
or$40 each). Children &
adult clothes & shoes,
Christmas trees, books
vanity, down feather bed
topper, table with mirror
set, bikes, toys, crib mat-
tress, rocker, household
items & much morel Most
items look newly
Crestview
Multi Family
Yard Sale
Saturday December 1st,
7-12. toys, furniture,
clothing, Brook Estates.
3085 Border Creek
Road.
Crestview
Northside of
Friendly Florist
Sat 8- 12
12' trampoline safety en-
closure, electric craft ta-
ble, tool holder & lots
morel


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(FL #MM27771,
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Healthy, Affordable Fully
Dressed Massage for 2
or more. Call1850)
902-2208/683-8099




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




Robert Ritteman
Custom
Woodworking,
LLC.
Specializing in custom
curved inset decks, hurri-
cane resistant custom
home. Lic/Ins
#RR 282811629
850-689-3667 or
850-758-0118



Randy Batson's
Lawn & Tractor
Work,
Bushhoggin Move dirt,
Clear underbrush, &
Small Tractor Work.
Lic/Ins 850
537-3835/546-1283




SHEETS TREE SERVICE
Exp. Tree Trimming and
Removal, Stump Removal.
50ft Bucket Truck and
Brush Chipper.
Free est. Lic./Ins.
689-3429/398-3347
or 758-8619

Tree Tech Tree Serv
Specializing in Removals
and Trimming.
30+ years exp. Free Est.
Lic./lns. 582-2252


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items. Hwy 90 west, left Bowflex Blaze
on Enzor Rd. directly Bowflex Blaze Home
across from Tom Thum Gym. Only 1 year old.
on Old Bethel Rd. come Cost $1900 new, sell for
2 blocks. $700.00.
Call 850-244-4933
Crestview
Saturday 8-3
2729 Paddock Circle, 492 lflE
Silver Oaks Subdivision.
New Christmas items 1 280
swags, wreaths, florals 2004 Kubota 3130
and more. Good prices! with trailer L-Series. Low
hours $18K. 621-3925
Says, 837-9322, nights.


Crestview
Street wide
Yard Sale
Warbler Way. Saturday
only. 7:00- 1:00. 2.4 mi-
les East on Highway 90.
Baby Boy clothes 0-18
months, fabric, tools, con-
struction materials,
gamebox and electron-
ics, furniture and an-
tiques, auto wheels and
tires, etc.
Crestview
Yard Sale
Fri 11-30-07
5778 Seminole Dr (off
Old Bethel Rd)
8 Noon
If rain, sole is cancelled
Crestview
Yard Sale
Sat. 8am until.
3213 George Ave
Crestview, Saturday
Dec. 1st, 8am-noon. Big
Salel Neat things, rea-
sonable prices. 3088 Jef-
ferson Street, in Heritage
Hills off Hwy 90 E.
Florala, Alabama
Remodeling/
Yard Sale
Fri 5pm-8pm
Sat 7am-12pm
Damascus Club
House
5 miles west of Lockhart
on County Rd. 4
Many new unopened gift
items, plate glass mirror,
toolbox, home accents, a
limited amount of very
nice clothes, etc.
nRain or Shine!

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





Gun Show
Ft Walton
Fairgrounds
Dec. 1 &2
*Sat. 9-5
*Sun. 10-4
Free Parking
(407)
275-7233
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2 computers $250
each. New Cherry wood
high boy 6 drawer
dresser, cost $700 sell
for $185. Off white Ken-
more %as dryer, $55.
Call 36A-2500



50" Phillips big screen
TV with remote. $400.
Works ood. Bought big-
ger W VCR, $m0. 30
gallon aquarium with
lighted hood & accesso-
ries, $30. DVD player
with remote, $13. Ladies
or teens l0spd Huffy
bike, $15. Cal
689-4320
Looking for
Dead 2000 Yamaha
GP800 waverunner (or
compatible year) to rob
or bu parts off. Please
call _64-5745. Leave
message if no answer.
Looking for
Electronic drum set in
very good condition, rea-
sorna Ble prices. Roland
with mess heads preferred
but all will be consid-
ered! Please call
864-5745. Leave mes-
sage if no answer. ,
Poulan chain sow
Model 361, 16" cut,
$50. Craftsman riding
lawn mower, GT50010
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 good condition, rea-
sonable prices. Roland
with mess heads preferred
but all will be consid-
eredl Please call
864-5745. Leave mes-
sage if no answer.


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682-4822 or
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*504 North Ave. 2br,
2ba, $450
06191 Bethany, 3br,
2ba, $550
* 611 Edney Ave 2br,
2ba $550
* 119 North Ave
3 br 2 bo $745
0 103 Blaylock St 3br,
2ba, $650
* 7123 Senterfitt Rd 3br,
2ba, $650
0 156 Patch, 3br, 2ba,
$875
0 348 N. Bowers, 3br,
2ba,$895
* 4769 Balboa Rd 3br,
2ba, $1050
0 409 Ashley Dr 3br,
2ba $825
* 311 Strawbridge Dr
3br, 2ba, $1150
* 39 Regent Rd
3br 2"a,$1100
* 161 Patch Ave 2 br, 1
ba, $750
0 718 Lee Ave.
3 br, 2 ba, $800
0 178 Swaying Pine
3 br 2.5 ba, $806
996 Georgia St. 2br,
2ba,$875
0 210 Skyline Cir 4 br,
2 ba, $1400
* 4088 Big Buck Tr,
4br, 2ba, $1250
2993 Windsor Cir
3br, 2ba, $850
0 4744 Young Rd 4br,
2ba $1000
317 Runnymeade Dr.
3 br, 2 ba, $900
0 1420 Greenwood Rd.,
3br 4ba,$1200
0 315'John King Rd,
3 br, 2 bha, $825
0 226 Southview Dr.,
3 br, 2 ba, $895
Visit us at
www.era-american.com


Mike's Small
Engine
Hiring Smalo Engine Me-
chanic, call 398-5660

Business Opp/Investment
Post Office
Now Hiring
Avg. pay $20/hour or
$57K annually including
Federal Benefits and O.
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


Drivers
Drivers
Exp'd route person to
make deliveries to con-
venience stores & ven-
dors between 8:30 &
4:30. 800-344-4670

Drivers
TRA
Trasnportation
needs OTR drivers. Great
pay/benefits. Good
home time Clean MVR/
2yrs. Exp. Req.
8W0-296-7545 x120


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


Creslview
Professional
Office Space
One to eight individual
offices available at
McLains Office Plaza.
Utilities, common areas &
maintenance included in
one monthly rental.
850-682-079 T


71" u"61"u10 oi 1

NEoW ru AY
Crestview- 1 br apt,
692 Kenneth Ave. Com-
pletely furnished inl utili
ties. No pets. $600mo
682-3166
Crestview Bent Creek
Apts II Vouchers Ac-
cepted. Rental assistance
may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
HC & non-HC accessible
apts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview FL. Call 850
682-5563, TDD/TTY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity
Crestview, Bent Creek
Apartments I, Vouchers
Accepted. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
1 & 2 BR, HC & non HC
accessible apartments.
209 Bent Creek Road
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5563,
TDD/TTY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity



2br, 2ba no pets, no
smakina, close to Walker
Elementar. $750/mo +
$775dd. Call 240-0890



2 and 3 bedrooms for
rent. Call 830-2061 or
682-4070
$490 Crestview 2br
I ba, screen porch
fenced yard. Pets ok.
Hwy 90 E. 537-9798

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


RECYCLE



TODAY!


Crestview 1 yr old
house 2320 sf, 4 BR
Avail Dec. $1200/mo.
Ask for Sy 683-5355 or
368-2392




NEW T"AV

Crestview
2bdr, 1 ba, on 1 acre,
nice location $600. mo.
850-537-0322



Crestview- 3 br, 2 ba
1 cg, Ig fenced yd. S of
1-10 423 Apple Dr. No
pets/smoke. $800/mo
+dd. 897-1394


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
$825mo+dep.
5474 Haburn St 3br,
2ba $1 lOOmo+mo
4295 Batten Rd, 3br
2ba $1000mo+dep
411 Peoria Blvd
3br,3ba, $1100+dd
2932 Sholtz Ave.
3br, 2ba $1000+dep
352 Riverchase Blvd
3 br, 2 ba $1075+dep
5272 Cavalier Dr.
2br, 1ba, $725mo+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
5428 Flag Trail Lane
4br 2 ba$1300mo+dd
202 Cabana Way
3 br 2 ba $975mo+dd
1724 Hwy 90W
2 br 2ba $625mo+dd
121 Trenton
3 br 2 ba $950mo+dd
5812 Old Bethel Rd
3 br 3 ba $900mo+dd
143 LonnieJack
3 br 2 ba $875mo+dd
545 Tikell
4br 3ba $1400mo+dd


3br, 2ba, mobile
home. CH&A, paved
road Baker/Holt area.
$656/mo + $650dd.
After 5pm, 537-3335 or
537-4981
Holt 14x70 MH 3 br
2 ba on a 1 acre private
lot in quiet neighbor-
hood. No pets $600dep
$600mo. References re-
quired 865-3406


NEW IrOIAY

Holt 3 br 2 ba MH on 1
acre lot newly remod-
eled. $700 Dep. & ref.
Section 8 accepted 850
537-6222 or 499-7412

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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





NEIW TAV

BUYERS
What are you waiting
for? Best selection at
homes in over 4 years,
low interest rates, great
prices, let a 30 year pro-
fessional make it easy for
you to purchase the home
of your dreams. Mildred
C. Heaton Realty,
689-1334 or 582-3806


, brI2ba $75+dd,
+ 3 br, 2 ba $875+ dd
* 1 brl ba $400+ dd. DflAY
Rick Epperson Broker/ N MU Nb
Owner 850-865-7777 I


Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
Terrace, Crestview, Fl
32536 (850)689-1515
or (850)682-5922
0305 Walnut Ave, 1br,
1 ba, 700sf $495, Triple
*307 Wa(nut Ave, br,
1 ba 700sf, $495 triplex
*@1562 Texas Pkwy 3br,
2ba, 1109sf $875 no
pets 1st month rent free
o687 Valley Road, 2br,
1ba 960sf $625 Duplex
0286-A Henderson St
2br ba, 900sf, $500
triple ex
* 957 Sholtz Ave 3br 2
ba 1244sf $800 no pets.
02640 Paddock Circle
4br, 2ba 3042sf, $1375
fenced in back yard
2716 Paddock Circle,
4br 2ba, 2097, $1375
endless pool
0262 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$900 End Unit TH
0266 Swayin Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba 1'309sf $850,
New Townhome
0268 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba 1415sf
$900, new townhome
0270 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba, 1,528sf,
$975, new townhome
0272 Swaying Pine Ct
3br," 2.5ba, 1,528sf,
$975, new townhome
o274 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br, 2.5ba, 1,415sf,
$900, new townhome
0224 Runnymeade Dr, 2
br 1.5ba 930sf $600 TH
0212 Water Oak Ln,
3br,, 2ba, 1288sf, $895,
Pay no rent until Jan 1,
2008
05330 Vernon Taylor
Road, 2 BR, 1 ba, 896
sq ft. $550 duplex
*650 Territory Lane, 4
br, 2ba, 3000sf, $1675
military-$200 discount
o2385 Susan Drive-
house 3br, 2ba, 1640sf,
$895 waterfront
0234 Runnymeade Drive
2br 1.5 ba, 930sf,
$600 townhome
02385 Susan Drive,
basement apt. 1 br, 1 ba
1352sf $595 util. incl.
0 114 Feldon Drive, 3 br
2 ba, 1426 sq ft, $906
remodeled kitchen
0 5984 Creekside Cir-
cle- 3 br, 2 ba, 1465 sf,
$950 1 st 6 months
* 5814 Reinke Drive- 4
br, 2 ba, 1518 sf,
$1050 in ground pool
0139 Beacons Bend
Road, 2br, 1ba, 804sf,
$700. Military f0% dis-
count.
0109 Steeplechase Dr. 3
br, 2 ba, 1025 sf,
$025, fenced w/large
deck
0909 Maracel Loop 4
5br 3 ba, 2022 sf,
$1'250. upstairs loft.
*3267 lairview Ave.
3br, 2ba, 1252sf, $950.
2 storage sheds in yard
2 172 Villacrest Dr. 3br
2ba, 1458sf, $900.
Large fenced yard.
$ 713 Presscott Street,
4br 2,5ba, 2168sf,
$1350 No pets.
0 5590 Wheeler Place,
3br 2ba, 1636sf,
$1075. cul-de-sgc
5157 Whitehurst Lane,
4br 2ba, 1930sf,
$1099. Great room
w/FP
*2838 Tamiami Trail
4br. 2ba, 1942sf
$1200 split master bed-
room.
for further information
visit www.cbjmeproperty
management.com



Do Something

Good For

Tomorrow


Crestview- Room avail-
able in 3100sf house
$600/mo +V2 utils. Call
Teddy at 499-3492


Crestview
3 br, 11/2 ba, $100,000
16x16 storage shed. Re-
cently upgraded with
granite countertops,
Pergo flooring, new AC,
& new roof, etc. Willing
to rent. 850-398-0469


Teel & Waters
Real Estate
682-6156
L" 2 ACRES-NEW
METAL ROOFS. Many
upgrades, in-ground
pool, hot tub & land-
scaping. MLS#462934
NEED A LOT FOR
YOUR DREAM HOME?
6 available in Baker.
MLS#444427
I REDUCED 4BR,
3.1BA, 4 car garage,
dining room, gourmet
kitchen, granite
countertops, 2
masters & a pool.
MLS#463267
gL 3BR, 2BA,
1,520SF w/fireplace,
split plan, metal work
shop w/electric. LG
.master bath, his & her
closets & covered
porch. MLS#451649
Motivated Seller!
4BR, 2BA near Adora
Country Club. New
carpet, all major
appliances, privacy
fenced. MLS#473102


DON'T SEE WHAT
YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR HERE?

CALL US
AT 682.6156

& WE'LL GIVE YOU A
HAND FINDING IT!


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




NEW roIDAY

EL CAMINO 79
Very Clean, Great Shape
Chevy El Camino '79
This El Camino has an al-
most flawless body, no
dents, no rust. CD player,
A/C, tachometer, 67000
miles. New brakes,
drive-train, radiator
hoses, gaskets. Recently
repaired vacuum system.
Needs a little work: driv-
ers side mirror needs
paint, has trouble starting
on hot engine. A little
work will increase its
value! $6000. 850-
729-0319. Ask for Chris.
SuperSize ID 27935900

NEW nlAY

Ford Mustang'95
5.0. Runs good.
$3500 obo.
398-1641
Pontiac Firebird 1986
4.3L/V-6 white. NADA
$5225. Must sell $1200.
Call 376-7569 FWB

LOOK

We buy cars, trailers &
boats, etc. Running or
noti No title ok. Call
305-1920


Chevy Tahoe LT '98
4 dr, 4x4. Fully loaded,
KBB pricing is $5700.
Askin $4500 obo. Call
902-044

H2 Hummer
2003
Yellow 41K mi. Adven-
ture pkg, super charger,
new tires. $34,900 obo.
850 337-5167


Crestview
Homes For Sale
You may qualify for
Down Payment and Clos-
ing Cost Assistance un-
der a State of Florida
Housing Program. Call
863-1969 for more infor-
mation regarding the ap-
plication and qualifying
process.
Crestview: All brick 5
br, 2 ba, 2 c%, S 1-10.
Reduced to $f15K. Call
Rick Epperson Broker/
Owner 850-865-7777


NEW "1AY1

DRASTICALLY
REDUCED!
2000 sf, 3br, 2ba
w/study, 2cg on 1.14
acre lot in great neigh-
borhood. A quality all
brick Jay Terrell home
priced at only
209.995. Mildred C.
Heaton Realty,
689-1334 or 582-3806


7120 -
Galliver
6.76 Acres,
Prime Corner
Location
Approx. 888ft of High-
way 90 'frontage at the
corner of Galliver Cut-Off
and 90. Currently zoned
Ag but great future com-
mercial potential at an
important intersection.
$416K. Call Nathan D.
Boyles, Broker; Red Boat
Really, lc. 582-2211.
MLS 468050





NEW TOBAY

ZONE III
05 Gavalier 14x70,
3/1, built to HUD specs,
occupied 4 months, oak
kitchen, 8ft ceilings, vinyl
thermo pane windows
CH&A $19,500. Call
682-0507


DANIEL'S AUOMOTIE SERV ICE

ALL WORK GUARANTEED
MAJOR & MINOR REPAIR
* SPECIALIZING IN ENGINE OVERHAUL FOREIGN & DomLSTic
WRECKER SERVICE AVAILABLE
Licensed & Insured
5a2 850.537.3828

523 Hwv 90 WEST H HOLT, FL


NEW rODAV

Crestview
4 br, 1 ba, carport,
fenced yd, laundry,
$695mo + dd. Pets
Ok. 850 537-9798



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. 652-2285


Crestview, So. of 1-10
436 Apple. 3br2bal CG
screen porch, fenced,
$875 + sd. 682-8483




NEW TODAY

Crestview:
+ 3 kr 1 ba 750+4rrl


Annunacements llelpWantIed


Home for the
Holidays!
Give your family the
greatest gift this year -
A New Home.
Buy now and move in be-
fore the New Year. Why
pay rent when you can
own your own home. We
deal direct with the
lender so that you don't
have to. First time buyers
program & discounts for
self-represented purchas-
ers. See inventory photos
www.eagleblda.com
or call us at 682-6569
CBC1253662




NEW 'UlAY

Janet Johnson
Really, Inc
Equal Housing
Opportunity
682-1800
Baker
06127 Wills Way
3 br, 21/2 ba, $1050
Crestview
* 420 Oak Place
3 br, 2 ba, $895
0 124 Walker Circle
4 br, 2 bao, $975
S610'7 Old Hickory Rd
4 br 2ba, $1000
b 5437 East Brook Dr
4br 2ba, $1300
Laurel Hill
3329 Berrywood Trail
3 br, 2 ba, $750



New home, Auburn
area. No smoking/pets.
On 1 acre. Large 3 brs,
2 ba, 1600s, large
kitchen. $875/mo. +
$895 dep. Will work
with 1st month rent or
dep. 240-0890




NEW rePAY

Rental properties
available. 3br, 2ba, in
Holt area. Call
758-0945




NEW 1'lAY

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
$775 3 br, 2 ba, 1 cg
821 Brett St.
$995 3 br, 2 ba
2117 Hagood Loop
$1395, 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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FOHROSALE


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perviously with Lee Chrysler
of Crestview, has joined
Award Chevrolet!
Looking forward to seeing
old and new faces!


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A W ard ..- -/ Your Silverado Headquarters Locally Owned & Operated
A CHEVROLET 4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview
682-2731


NEW 10A0

Jeep Liberty '05, CRD
diesel, 26,700 miles,
loaded / moon roof,
Sirrius, 3/36 warranty,
$18,000. 682-0507

SUPEI$SIZEII
ONIINE
ILOWI IIC III
One owner vehicle
Under Warranty
15,200 actual miles.
Kia Sorento EX '06.
One owner, exc. cond.
with plastic still cover-
ing carpets. Abosolutly
must see. 15,200 ac-
tual miles Asking
$18,900 Private
owner. 850-665-3265




2000 small Ford
pickup. 71K miles. 5
spd. New tires, toolbox
$4500. Call 682-5019


NEW rBIIIAV

Dodge Dakota
Club Cab '03
34K miles. 6 cyl., all
power, AT, cruise. Perfect
cond. Must see to appre-
ciate. Asking $13,00.
Call 678-7368
GMC Sierra Classic
1500, 1986 Long wheel
base. $3000 or best of- ,
fer. 682-9251


NEW r IJoAV

Nissan Titan 2006
$18,900 obo. Call
758-5367




Great Condition!
Dodge Caravan
2000. 7 Psgr, Blue, 1
owner. New trans.,
brakes & tires. $4K.
682-8051


8210
2003 Bass Tracker Pro
Crappie 175 40HP troll-
ing motor. Garage
parked. Pristine condi-
lion. Fully loaded. Trailer
included. Call to inquire.
682-9238 or 305-0195
24' Cuddy cabin off-
shore boat. $6000.
758-7349


S8220
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.




RT 180 Dirt bike,
$1000. Call 758-7349


8330

NEW "11/A1

1978 Airstream 28'
travel trailer, very good
condition, $6500. Call
682-3856 or 682-6733


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