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Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTV1EW The Pearl Tyner
Auditorium at Crestview High School
was filled Monday morning by a typical
effervescent group of 11' -graders.
Kids bubbled with excitement over
the impending winter break, laughing.
calling out to each other and joking
around.
Then Pete Wolfniewicz put a damper
on the merriment.
The usual undercurrent of whispers
and shuffling came to an abrupt end
as Wolfniewicz, a community action
site leader for Mothers Against Drunk
Driving, described in step-by-step detail
hot\ drunken 17-year-old motorists
killed his daughter, Christina.
He told how first one drunk driver
slammed into Christina's car, pinning her
behind the dashboard. He told of the last
anguished moments of her life, trapped
helplessly as an intoxicated 17-year-old
T-boned her side of the vehicle.
He told of the sudden call at his office
from his, family's priest. He described his
and his family's anguish over their loss.
And he described how the 17-year-
old received only 11 days in jail for his
crime, and how his family was forced
to sue both drivers to achieve any sort
of justice. (Attorneys took most of the
settlement money.)
"I'm telling you this story not to get
pity from you," Wolfniewicz said. "I tell;
it because I care about you."
The program was organized by
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office Corp.
Greg W. Porch, one of the CHS resource
officers.


The medical condition of Jeremy
Williams, who was stabbed in the head
early Friday, has improved according to
Mike Burke, spokesman for Sacred Heart
Hospital in Pensacola.
"He's been upgraded to good condition,"
Burke said.
Williams was listed in critical condition
last weekend.
Williams was taken to Sacred Heart after
stumbling from a home on Fifth Street in
Laurel Hill to a local convenience store.
He was "gushing" blood from a stab
wound to the head when rescuers reached
him, an arrest report said.
Jonathan James Henson, 28, has been
charged with attempted murder in the case.
A trail of blood led investigators from the
place Williams was found to the scene of the
altercation at which the victim suffered his
injury.


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sounding joy

Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CREST\'IEW The Hub City's two
biggest musical groups took to the stage at
Crestview High School last week in two of
the area's cherished holiday traditions.
In addition to the CHS Band's Christmas
concert Dec. 11,, the CHS' Chorus' annual
Winter Holiday Concert was performed
Dec. 13 to an appreciative audience.
See JOY A3


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The intoxicated young driver of this pick-up was severely injured in the wreck he
caused. Sadly, he was not the latest teen to die in a vehicle crash.


"I love my job," Porch sa id, "but I very
much dislike having to attend student
funerals.",
In introducing Wolfniewicz, Porch
said, "The reason I do this program
is because I want you to be back in
Januaryy"
Porch said he is well aware there will
be the temptation of holiday parties
where alcohol will be served.
"You and I both know you're going to
do these things," he said.
Following Wolfniewicz's remarks,
a Florida Highway Patrol video was
screened featuring graphic scenes of DUI
car wrecks and poignant commentary


by young motorists convicted of drunk
driving.
The program's message was simple:
DUI is a crime of choice, and innocent
victims almost always suffer more than
the drunk driver.
"The choices that you make don't just
affect you," Porch emphasized. "They
.affect everyone around you."
To emphasize the point, two vehicles
involved in drunk-driving accidents are
on display at the high school campus
through the week. One, -a mangled
pick-up truck, was operated by a young
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A record turnout of
more than 300 competitors
raced against the weather
and against each other
Saturday during the third
North Okaloosa Medical
Center / YMCA Reindeer
Run.
The event took place
under gray skies, but
ended before storms
swept through the area.
"We were ecstatic with
the turnout," said North
Okaloosa Family YMCA


vice president and branch
director Jean Hummel.
"The community stepped
up and was phenomenal
as far as monetary and
in-kind donations.
Our thanks to North
Okaloosa Medical Center,
the sponsors and the
community for their
tremendous support."
The YMCA had to order
additional race T-shirts
because of the big turnout.
Hummel said the event
brought in, more than
$13,000 before expenses:.
Proceeds benefit the


YMCA.
North Okaloosa YMCA
fitness coordinator Susan
Steele and Fort Walton
Beach YMCA membership
director Doug Blandford
served as race directors.
"Both deserve credit for
the success of the race,"
Hummel said.
Entrants competed
in 5K and 10K running
and walking events held
on a road course in the
neighborhood around the
NOMC. Youngsters took
part in a one-mile Fun
Run.


The Crestview Police
Department, the Baker
Junior ROTC and members
of DJJ helped the event
run smoothly. The YMCA
also acknowledged
the cooperation of the
residents along the
course.

Reindeer Run
results will be
posted at www.
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The choral program's
combination of traditional,
classical and popular
Christmas and winter
tunes allowed the girls'
group Destiny, the mixed
Chanticleer, the Men's
Choir, Women's Choir and
the mixed Chorale to flex
their musical muscles.
The mass choir of nearly
100 voices rounded out an
enjoyable and uplifting
evening of seasonal music.
Donning Santa hats,
Destiny's rendition of
"Santa Baby" is a perennial
favorite.
Chanticleer's smooth
"Carol of the Bells" belies
the number's challenges.
Their polished "Christmas
in Three-Quarter Time,"
which incorporated several
popular holiday medleys,
was a clear audience
favorite.
The Men's Choir's
numbers included the
lyrical "Lo, How a Rose E'er
Blooming" and "Follow
That Star to Bethlehem,"
which featured fine vocals
by soloists Kody Lusk,
Stephon Lott and Jeremy
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Both the Women's Choir
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After the mass choir
performed a verse of
"Silent Night" in its
original German, the
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Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Attending the Crestview High School Chorus' annual Winter Holiday Concert is a
favorite Christmas tradition.


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
Members of Chanticleer performed catchy numbers including "Swingin' at Santa's
Place" and "Christmas in Three-Quarter Time."


English.
The enjoyable evening
was crowned by the mass
choir, joined by chorus
alumni of all ages, in
a rousing rendition of


Handel's "Hallelujah
Chorus" from "The
Messiah."
The familiar piece
brought the audience
reverently to its feet,


DRUNK continued from Al
drunk driver. The steering
wheel, bent by the driver's
impact, is less than eight
inches from the his seat.
It was a decidedly less
merry audience that filed,.
thoughtfully from the
auditorium.
"Even if you get just one
kid (to think twice before
drinking and driving j.
it's worth doing these
programs," Porch said.
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bullen n
Pete Wolfniewicz of
MADD described to
Crestview High juniors
the events leading to the
death of his daughter
Christina at the hands of
two drunk drivers.


We're not just in


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tradition and as an
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splendid performance by
Crestview High's award-
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Don't expect leniency from
courts or police for your first
offense.
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content in Florida is .02 for
drivers under the age of 21.
Generally that is reached by
less than one beer.
Possession of alcohol by
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Kelly Humphrey

As we come to the end of
2007, I want to take a moment to
thank all of the News Bulletin's
readers and advertisers for their
wonderful support throughout
the past 12 months. We've
seen a lot of changes here at
the Bulletin, but one thing has
remained constant: our desire to
cover your corner of the world
and to provide our customers
with the best possible service.
That commitment will continue
into 2008 and beyond.


I'd like to take a moment to
recognize the folks at the Bulletin
who have helped us make 2007
a successful year.
You see their names and their
photos on this page, but I want
you to know what an important
role they all play in putting
together the Bulletin twice a
week.
Our new editor, Kyle Wright,
has hit the ground running this
week. He is eager to get your
news in the paper, so feel free
to call him here at the Bulletin
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crestviewbulletin.com.
Robert Young, our sports
editor, Brian Hughes, our
staff writer, Ann Spann, our
photographer, and Renee Bell,
our community news clerk,
round out our editorial team.


They all take pride in getting the
news you need to know in the
pages of the Bulletin.
Greg Allen, our production
manager, designs the newspaper.
Graphic artist Amanda Kosche
designs most of the ads in our
pages, which are sold by account
executives Heather Gann, Randy
Beard and Jeremy Cadle.
Once the paper is put together,
it's up to Robert Skelton, our
distribution manager, and his
right-hand woman, Lisa Stout,
to get the paper to our racks and
local stores.
The friendly faces you see
when you come into our office
belong to receptionist Denise
Cadenhead and office manager
Melissa Tedder.
And I can't forget our resident
Hook and Trigger man, Bobby


Barkley, and John Parrott, a local
writer who helps us out with
our military coverage.
There's one other person that I
want to introduce to you Jason
Mobley. Jason is the director
of information technology for
our sister paper, the Northwest
Florida Daily News, but for the
next month and a half or so, he's
going to be wearing a new hat.
While I'm out of the office on
medical leave starting Dec. 27,
Jason will serve as the Bulletin's
acting general manager. Please
feel free to call him if you have
any questions.
On behalf of the Crestview
News Bulletin staff, I want
to wish all of our readers
and advertisers a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year!


Iowa and New Hampshire how key are they? Pt. 2


Kelly Humphrey Kyle Wright
General Manager Editor


Randy Beard
Account Executive


Robert Skelton
Distribution


Jeremy Cadle
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Distnbution


About

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Lou Frey


Mike Huckabee will get
a bounce out of Iowa, but
not enough to capture New
Hampshire. His lack of money
and the close examination of
past statements will hurt and his
candidacy will fade by Feb. 5.
Huckabee was at nine percent,
but is moving up in New
Hampshire primarily because
there are far fewer "religious
right" in New Hampshire than
Iowa.
However, he has already made
a strong showing (currently
second nationally) and will be
a very serious contender for the
vice-presidential nomination.
Rudy Giuliani is betting that he
can survive without winning
Iowa or New Hampshire, as
George McGovern and Bill
Clinton did.
Presently he is third in New
Hampshire. The mayor has the
financial resources to survive


losing in both states and yet
compete in the remaining
important primaries up to and
including Feb. 5th.
The wild card in New
Hampshire is Ron Paul. His
recent fundraising is amazing.
He claims he will have raised
$12 million this quarter. He is
now able to compete with the
leaders on all media outlets.
The question yet to be answered
is what percentage of the vote
will he get and who will be
hurt. He is now fifth with eight
percent of the vote. My guess,
and let me emphasize it is truly
a guess, is that John McCain and
Giuliani have fewer potential
voters who will change to Paul,
than Mitt Romney and Fred
Thompson, who are more at
risk. Thompson is sixth in New
Hampshire with four percent
of the vote and if this does not
change, will have to drop out of
the race. The candidates know
the importance of these two
elections even though they must
be frustrated over the amount of
time and money they spend for
so few electoral votes. They are
getting testy and you can always
tell who is doing well by who is
getting attacked.
On the Democrat side, John


Edwards has been campaigning
in Iowa since the last presidential
election. He has to win Iowa
to stay in the race. He is now
running third and it doesn't look
like he will catch either Barack
Obama or Hillary Clinton.
He could stagger into New
Hampshire after a third place
finish, but stagger would be
the appropriate word. Obama
is presently ahead in Iowa with
Clinton close behind. If Clinton
is able to stay relatively close
to Obama in Iowa and New
Hampshire, she will close out the
nomination process on Feb. 5.
She has a 2-to-1 lead over Obama
nationally. She has an outstanding
organization with tons of money.
Do not underestimate the impact
of former President Bill Clinton.
Obama is doing very well
with young people. However,
colleges don't begin in Iowa until
several days after the election on
Jan. 3. That, coupled with a major
football bowl game on election
evening, could draw interest
from the primary to the ball field
for the college-age voters. It may
not impact many young people,
but the vote in Iowa is so thin
that a minor correction can have
a major impact.
In conclusion, the Iowa and


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New Hampshire elections will
have an impact on the selection
of nominees, but will not be as
important as they were in the
past. There is a good chance that
neither Giuliani nor Clinton will
win in Iowa and Giuliani will
not win in New Hampshire.
However, with the organizations
and money both possess, and
the short turn-around between
the first two elections and Super
Tuesday, it would appear that
new "rules" will be written
regarding primary election
campaigns. Hopefully the
parties will get together after
the election and come up with
a better system. I could support
a revolving regional primary. I
could support a system whereby
only half of the delegates are
elected in primaries and the rest
atkthe convention. I could support
a system that would do away
with Iowa and New Hampshire
being the first two states in the
primary election process. I could
support almost any change as
this one stinks (a legal term)!
Lou Frey Jr. is a former member
of Congress (FL 1969-79), Past
President of the Former Members
of Congress, and a partner in
Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor
and Reed, P.A., Orlando, Fla.


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Supporting our troops during the holidays


U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller
As we come together to
partake in the holiday season,
please keep in mind our men
and women serving our country
overseas. I encourage you to
stop a service member and tell
them personally how much
you appreciate what they do for


our country or send an email
greeting card through some of
the following websites:
Official DoD Web site www.
Americasupportsyou.mil
E-mail Cards sponsored by
Xerox www.letssaythanks.com
For our servicemen and
women recovering here at home,


the Red Cross is gathering cards
to deliver at military hospitals
across the country. Red Cross
volunteers will bundle the cards
and Pitney Bowes Government
Solutions will ship them. You
may bring a smile to a wounded
soldier's face by sending a simple
card to: We Support You During


Your Recovery! c/o American
Red Cross, P.O. Box 419, Savage,
MD 20763-0419
The Red Cross asks that the
cards be received by Dec. 27 and
that you "refrain from using
glitter or any other inserts that
would not be appropriate in a
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Okaloosa Litter Challenge is in January


Okaloosa County will
start the New Year with a
general roadway and park
clean up on Jan. 12, from 8 -
11 a.m. The primary goal of
the challenge is to energize
the volunteers in the
community who already
maintain the roadways,
recruit new volunteer
organizations, assign new
road clean-up projects and
do overall clean up on the
county roadways, as well
,as the neighborhood parks
,all over the county, from
north to south.
The main focus is county
and state roads, and here is
how it works:
Register your group
early! Whether you are
a first-time volunteer or
a member of an existing
group, call to register:
Nancy Hussong,
Okaloosa County
(roads), 651-7131, ext.
223; Amanda Dildy,
VMS/FDOT, 678-2933.
[All (850) area codes].
Registrations will also
be taken the day of the
event, Jan. 12.
There are general
safety, age and insurance
requirements for the
state and county road


programs additional
details will be provided
to your group's
coordinator.
* With enough interest,
Litter Challenge '08
would also like to
focus on our small
neighborhood parks.
If you live near one of
these parks, let us know
if you can help.
* Two outdoor
locations for check
in & registration:
Crestview Courthouse
on Main St./Hwy. 90 in
Crestview and Water &
Sewer Building, Lewis
Turner Boulevard.
* Registration personnel
willbe onhand starting at
7:30 a.m. to register you
or your group, receive
road assignments (road
requests welcome), and
distribute bags, vest,
gloves, etc. Supplies may
be limited; therefore,
all are encouraged to
provide any of these
items independently
whenever possible.
* Virginia Maintenance
Services (VMS),
Florida Department of
Transportation (FDOT)
and an Okaloosa County


Road Coordinator willbe
on hand at registration
for coordination and
instruction.
Trash will be left at
the roadside for pick
up by county and state
organizations. Detailed
instruction given at sign
in, Jan. 12.
At 11 a.m., return
to registration point
in Crestview or Fort
Walton Beach, turn in
supplies, and receive
tickets) for a pizza
party drawing.
Litter Challenge 2008 is
still accepting donations
for supplies.
"On behalf of the
Board of County
Commissioners, I'd like
to thank our volunteer
citizens, along with our
sponsors, Gulf Power
and Waste Management,"
said Commissioner
John Jannazo. For more
information, call the
numbers above or 651-7105.
Look for Clean County
on the Web site at www.
co.okaloosa.fl.us for this
and more information on
how to keep our beaches,
waterways and roadways
clean.


Organization gearing up for Saves Week


The Okaloosa County
Teachers Federal Credit
Union recently donated
$1,000 to the Okaloosa
Saves initiative, joining
other financial institutions
in their support of the
local version of America
Saves. "We understand
the value of informing
our community about the
importance of savings
and we look forward to
seeing the effect this great
organization will have
on our community," said
President/CEO Jerry
Maughon, Okaloosa
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County Teachers Federal
Credit Union.
"Okaloosa Saves is a
success because of financial
institutions which provide
funds and support through
our working committees
and overall participation,"
stated Extension Agent
Elaine Courtney. "This
is a great start for what I
hope will be a successful
Okaloosa Saves event,"
she added. The money
collected for Okaloosa
Saves goes toward
educational" materials,
community outreach and


savings incentives.
Contributions for
Okaloosa Saves Week 2008
include:
$5,000 from Beach
Community Bank
$5,000 from Eglin
Federal Credit Union
$2,500 from First City
Bank
$1,000 from Okaloosa
County Teachers
Federal Credit Union
$1,200 from Consumer
Federation of America
To get involved call the
county extension office at
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Lynn and Florene were married Dec. 19, 1947.


Life time residents of
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Henry, were married on
Dec. 19,1947.
They will be celebrating


60 years of memories with
their seven children: Sharon
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McCall, Rosemary (Albert)
Davis, David Howze, Glenn


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They have also
been blessed with nine
grandchildren and 13 great-
grandchildren.


Dec. 22 silver anniversary for the Atkins

SAllen and Evelyn
S Atkins of Crestview will
soon celebrate their 25th
weddAig anniversary.
~ The couple was married
on Dec. 22, 1982 in Brewton,
Ala. The Atkinses have one
. .daughter, Marleane and her
./husband, Alan, and one
grandchild.
Allen is a lieutenant
with the Okaloosa County
Department of Corrections.
f j: Evelyn is a homemaker
who enjoys flowers and
bingo. They both like trips
Special to the News Bulletin to Biloxi, fishing and being
Allen and Evelyn Atkins with family.

OBITARIE


Dorothy Ptak Jordan
Dorothy Ptak Jordan, 80, formerly
of Crestview, died Wednesday, Dec. 12,
2007 in Nashville, Tenn. She was born in
Selma, Ala.m and was preceded in death
by her parents, Joseph and Ethel Frank,
and* her husband, Leman Fay Jordan; a
daughter, Mary Ethel Jordan; and a son-
in-law, Albert Sandlendski.
She was a foster parent and a member
of the Methodist faith.
Survivors include her daughters,
Linda Gayle. Baldwin and husband
Elmer, Carolyn Sendlendski, Margarett
Golden, Barbara Frady and husband
Paul, and Betty Paul and husband


Greg; a sister, Advinelle Norris, ,and
special friend Richard Grissom; 12
grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren
and one great-great-grandchild; several
nieces and nephews.
Crestview Memorial Funeral Home
has been entrusted with the funeral
arrangements with a visitation from 9 to
10 a.m. Thursday at Crestview Memorial
Funeral Home. Graveside services are to
follow at the Old Bethel Cemetery, with
Rev. Ray Wil.:_; officiating.
Sign, leavw' remembrance or view
the guestbook for Mrs. Jordan by
clicking on the blue and white obituary
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2007


Okaloosa officials



tour Clayton County



water reservoirs


Okaloosa County Commissioner
Sherry Campbell requested that
Water and Sewer Director Jeff
Littrell find reservoirs that had
a proven success, in answer to
an outcry from the community
for alternatives to damming the
Yellow River.
"I wanted to hear other
solutions to make us all feel
more confident with decisions
on vital water resources," said
Campbell. She, along with
Commissioners Bill Roberts and
John Jannazo, Fort Walton Beach
City Councilman Bill Garvie and
Crestview Councilwoman Linda
Parker attended the day trip to
Clayton County, Ga. Engineers
from CH2M Hill, Okaloosa County
Administrator Jim Curry and Jeff
Littrell also attended.
The group toured four
reservoirs, two of which were
offline reservoirs. They also toured
a water treatment plant. According
to Mr. Littrell, the smallest was 78
acres and the largest was 387 acres.
In addition to the reservoirs, they
were able to see the recreation
areas around the reservoirs.
"We were able to see how it


looks and how it works," stated
Littrell.
Roberts, board liaison for the
Water and Sewer Department, had
this to say: "We saw a quality water
utility system in action, one that
was started 50 years ago and they
did it right. If the board decides on
an offline reservoir, we can learn
from what they have done here."
Jannazo added, "What is also
important about the reservoirs
we toured is that they are all
environmentally friendly. They
recycle, reuse effluent and provide
new wetlands through this process.
The leadership in the 1980s
looked ahead, planned ahead
and executed the plan, creating
an aggressive water conservation
program."
Offline water retention is one
option for future water supply to
be considered, which traps and
holds water for use as needed.
Another idea to be reviewed in the
near future is riverbank filtration.
According to Littrell, we will
continue to use our existing wells.
However, no new wells will be
drilled after about 2017. For more
information, call 850-651-7105.


Water scam reminder


The Okaloosa County Sheriff's
Office asks that residents beware
of callers who ask for personal
information over the telephone.
Crime Prevention Specialist
Ashley Bailey says the sheriff's
office has received reports of a man
calling homes and representing
himself as an employee of a
local city water department. The
caller says there is a problem


with the person's water bill and
asks for their credit card account
number to clear the problem.
Some of the calls are being left
as voice messages with a return
number. The sheriff's office is
investigating.
Anyone who receives such a
call or message is asked to contact
the Sheriff's Office CASE Fraud
Hotline at 651-7674.


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11/21: Charles Wesley
Freeman, 28, of 403 W. First.
Ave., Crestview, was charged
with one count of retail theft
gas drive off.
11/22: George Oliver Wood,
19, of 453 Howard St., Niceville,
was charged with one count of
disorderly conduct.
11/24: Jerry L. White, 40, of
476 S. Savage Street, Crestview,
was charged with driving while
license suspended or revoked,
first offense, refusing to accept
sign citation, and driving under
the influence of alcohol or drugs.
* Thomas M. Asble, 39, of 2759
Savannah Lane, Crestview, was
charged with driving while
license suspended or revoked,
third offense. Dustin D.
Emerson, 18, of 5801 Wildwood
Drive, Crestview, was charged
with driving while license
suspended or revoked, first
offense. Nicole McDaniel, 20,
of 795 Bay St., Crestview, was
charged with operating a motor
vehicle without a valid license.
11/25: Audrey T. Caufield,
32, of 3140 Border Creek
Road, Crestview, was issued
a summons on a charge of
violation of nonresident
requirements for a driver's
license. Brad L. Hornbaker,
30, of 1821 Madelons Path, Fort
Walton Beach, was issued a
summons on a charge of driving
while license suspended,
with knowledge. Shawn
A. Taylor, 36, of 428 Addison
Place, Crestview, was charged
with disorderly conduct and
resisting an officer without
violence.
11/26: Stephen J. Alderman,
32, of 4796 Guernsey Road,
Pace, was charged with driving
while license suspended, first
offense. Robert Andrew
Robinson, 21, of 134 Lake St.,
Crestview, was charged with
two counts of burglary to a
structure and one count of
grand theft. Robert Andrew
Robinson, 21, an inmate of


the Okaloosa County Jail, was
charged with one count each of
burglary to a conveyance, and
criminal mischief resulting in
damage under $1,000.
11/28: Tyson Tremayne
Ford, 27, of 595 McClelland St.,
Crestview was charged with
one count of sale of cocaine.
* Jeremy L. Ray, 20, of 1230
Northview Drive, Crestview,
was charged with one count of
battery.
11/29: Laineisha Sparrow,
21, of 601 Bay St., Crestview,
was charged with one count
each of disorderly intoxication
and resisting an officer without
violence. Reginald Rene
Speights, 20, of 131 Perdido
Circle, Niceville, was charged
with one count of resisting arrest
without violence. Jacqueline
Molen Cox, 37, of 216 Virginia
St., Crestview, was charged with
one count each of possession
of a controlled substance and
possession of paraphernalia.
*Nakia L. Bradshaw, 18, of
1079 Martin Luther King Jr.
Ave,. Crestview, was charged
with having no motor vehicle
registration. Shanay S. Pratt,
19, of 909 Linden Ave., Niceville,
was charged with driving while
license suspended or revoked,
first offense.
11/30: Donald D. Griffin, 28,
of 417 Sullivan St., Fort Walton
Beach, was issued a notice to
appear on a charge of driving
while license suspended or
revoked, habitual offender. *
Pernell C. Thomas, 27, of 177
Walnut Ave. A., Crestview, was
charged with one count each
of child abuse (intentional act
that could result in physical or
mental injury) and possession
of a firearm by a convicted
felon. Vicki Fortier, 50, of
5579 Fleming Drive, Crestview,
was issued a notice to appear
on a charge of driving with an
expired license. Troy Kevin
Kerns, 40, of 3239 Auburn Road,
Crestview, was charged with


one count of possession of drug
paraphernalia.
12/1: Michael Terrel White,
23, of 467 South Savage St.,
Crestview, was charged with
one count each of resisting
an officer without violence,
disorderly intoxication and
criminal mischief with $200
to $1,000 worth of damage. *
Tonika Patrice McQueen, 27,
of 644 Bay St., Crestview, was
charged with one count of affray.
* Alison Denise Blackshear, 29,
of 203 Grimes Ave., Crestview,
was charged with one count of
affray. Amanda G. Maharaj,
26, of 129 Swaying Pine Court,
Crestview, was charged with one
count of battery touch or strike
(domestic violence). Jerry J.
Moran, 41, of 4316 Hassell Road,
Crestview, was charged with
driving while license suspended
or revoked, second offense. *
Brian C. Brown, 35, of 5711 Old
River Road, Baker, was issued a
summons on a charge of driving
while, license suspended or
revoked, first offense.
12/2: Kevin Dirk Boles,
38, was charged with one
count each of trespassing
in an occupied structure
and resisting arrest without
violence. Gary Lee Newton,
50, was charge with two
counts each of possession of
cocaine and possession of
paraphernalia. Diane Misner
Staton, 47, of 604 Lemon Ave.,
Sebring, Fla., was charged with
one count of resisting arrest
without violence. Edward
William Wallace, 45, of 5697
Seminole Drive, Crestview,
was charged with one count
each of disorderly conduct and
resisting an officer without
violence.
12/3: Christopher Andrew
Oglesby, 22, of 4291 Batten
Road, Crestview, was charged
with one count each of violation
of a temporary injunction of
domestic violence and carrying
a concealed weapon.


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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2007 LOCAL


As culled from
Crestview Police
Department arrest re-
ports:

Why is He Still
on the Road?
Usually I reserve this
column for the antics of
silly criminals presented
in a humorous way. But
this one really peeved me,
and it should peeve you,
too. I regret I just can't
find the humor in it.
On the morning of Nov.
30, a 28-year-old Crestview
man plowed his blue Ford
SUV into the rear of a
Laurel Hill resident's ve-
hicle that was stopped for
a red light at S.R. 85 and
Redstone Avenue.
The Laurel Hill driver
was a fQrmer Marine, re-
cently returned from serv-
ing in Iraq. Fortunately, he
was not injured.
The driver of the SUV*
had his license suspected
on Sept. 19 for 'receiving
24 traffic violation points
within 36 months. In ad-
dition, his license was re-
voked for 60 months on
Oct. 9 for being a habitual
traffic offender.
On Nov. 8 the SUV driv-
er's license was suspend-
ed indefinitely for failure
to' pay traffic fines. And


on Nov. 15, it was again
suspended "for financial
responsibility, non-judg-
ment suspension."
Rather than just sus-
pending and revoking a
license, this habitual of-
fender and others of his ilk
should have their vehicles
removed, as well as their
licenses, to keep them off
our streets.
Here are some others:
Dec. 10: 38-year-old
Crestview guy, arrested
for "felony DUI, fourth or
subsequent charge, op-
erating his car 'with his
license permanently re-
voked since July 5.
Dec. 8: 32-year-old
Crestview man, speeding
and running a stop sign in
his SUV while his license
was suspended ten times
for various reasons.
Dec. 8: 35-year-old
Crestview man, known
to the arresting officer
for having a suspended
license. "I ain't gonna lie
to you, I ain't got one,"
he told the officer when
asked for his license and
registration.

Another Driver to
Take Off Our Roads
On Dec. 6, a 25-year-old
Crestview woman was
stopped for going 50 mph


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in a 35 zone. When asked
for her license, she told
the officer, "I don't have
one, but my mom has
hers." Later she assured
the policeman, "I don't
have one," but "I was go-
ing to go get it today."
Maybe we can save
future bother for all in-
volved and just not issue
her a license at all.

He's Baaaaack...
Early in the evening of
Dec. 11i, Crestview Police
ordered a 47-year-old Fort
Walton man to stay out of
a local convenience store
.where he was causing
a disturbance. The man
complied-by walking
across the street and sit-
ting in the grass.
But apparently the or-
der did not register, be-
cause around 11:30 p.m.,
he was back, but now
drunk. The responding
officer found him sit-
ting on a wall at the store
property "exactly where
he was when I first dealt
with him."
He was arrested for
trespassing after warning.

Disturbing &%@* I
Behavior
On Dec. 14, a 47-year-
old' man "began cursing
and screaming" at a re-
sponding officer, calling
him "a homeless British
Nazi [nasty term imply-
ing an incestuous mater-
nal relationship]."
Advised to calm down
or be arrested, the man
employed colorful meta-
phors and again called the
officer a Nazi.


The man was then ar-
rested, amid a torrent of
loudly voiced obscenities.
Because the incident
occurred within 50 feet
of a hamburger empo-
rium on West James Lee
Boulevard, the officer
stated, "I do believe the
defendant's actions did
affect the peace and quiet
of persons who witnessed
them."

Disreputable
Newsman
Taking advantage of
the clerk being outside
of her convenience store,
a man delivering news-
papers helped himself to
two packs of cigarettes,
two lighters (presumably
one for each pack), and a
candy bar and then left.
The entire theft was
caught on vide6, and the
suspect, being a regular,
was immediately identi-
fied by store personnel.
Confronted, the man
said he didn't steal any-
thing but did admit tak-
ing the candy bar, saying
he would pay for it later.
Told that police had video
of him stealing things, the
man insisted it was im-
possible.
"I put a CD labeled
'Theft-Newsguy' on the
table," the officer's re-
port stated, and the man
"admitted to stealing"
the items. But he said he
threw .the cigarettes out
of the window of his ve-
hicle.
He was arrested for re-
tail theft. Oddly, his em-
ployer carried no report
of the incident.


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Attorney General Bill
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shoppers when purchasing
and using gift cards this
holiday season. Basic
consumer, awareness and
fraud prevention techniques
could spare holiday
shoppers considerable
trouble. Attorney General
McCollum also outlined
tips for using gift cards
that would enable gift
card recipients to protect
themselves from fraud.
"With the holiday season
in full swing, the potential
for fraud is very real and
our citizens should. take
care to protect themselves,"
said Attorney. General
McCollum:
An important
recommendation this
holiday season is to pay
close attention to the fine
print on gift cards. A new
law passed this year by
the Florida Legislature
mandates that gift cards
issued in Florida will not
expire or have any fees that
would reduce the value
of the gift card. Gift cards
issued before June 28, 2007
can still have expiration
dates, fees and other terms
that could reduce their
value.
The Florida Retail
Federation estimates that
Florida consumers will
spend one out of every
five dollars on gift cards
this Christmas season.
Nationwide, consumers
are projected to spend
approximately $25 billion
on gift cards during the
2007 holiday season.
"Gift cards, will be a
popular gift item this
Christmas. We urge
consumers to use them
wisely and treat them the
same as cash," said Rick
McAllister, President of the
Florida Retail Federation.
The Attorney General's
Office also released the
following tips for buying
and using gift cards:
Buy gift cards from
reputable sources. Avoid
buying gift cards from
online auction sites as
these cards may be stolen
or counterfeit or may have
been obtained fraudulently.


Always read the fine
print before purchasing gift
cards.
Inspect the card before
buying. Verify that none
of the protective stickers
have been removed. Ensure
that the codes on the back
of the card have not been
scratched off to reveal a
PIN number. Report altered
cards to the store selling the
cards.
Give the recipient the
original receipt to verify
the card's purchase value
in case the card is lost or
stolen.
Ask about purchase
exceptions, including any
terms of use that may vary
regarding a store's Web site
versus the physical store
location.
Treat gift cards like
cash. If a card is lost or
stolen, report it to the issuer
immediately. Most issuers
have toll-free numbers to
report lost or stolen cards.
Complaints about gift
cardsshouldfirstbereported
to the retailer or financial
institution that issued the
card. If the problem can't
be resolved at that level,
consumers may want to
file a complaint with the
appropriate authorities.
. For cards issued by
retailers, consumers may
contact the Federal Trade
Commissionatwww.ftc.gov
.or call the toll free number,
1-877-FTC-HELP. For cards
issued by national banks,
consumers may contact the
Comptroller of the Currency
(OCC) Customer Assistance
Group at 1-800-613-6743 or
send an e-mail to customer.
assistance@occ.treas.gov.
The OCC charters, regulates,
and supervises national
banks, some of which issue
gift cards. Complaints
may also be reported- to
the attorney general's
office fraud hotline at
1-866-966-7226 or online at
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at work), take a trip and
volunteer to help others.
I'd like to offer another -
read more books!
A poll by The Associated
Press and Ipsos, a market-
research firm, found that
the typical American read
only four books last year,
and one in four adults
didn't read a book at all.
Women read more than
men in all categories except
for history and biography.
Young people, in general,
read less than older people.
How about it, North
Okaloosa County? Are
you up for a New Year's
resolution challenge? Let's
all be "above average"
for 2008 and read, read,
read. Something new.
Something different.
Something challenging. Or
just something!

PROGRAMS
A beginning floral
arranging class will be
presented by April Meier
of Persnickety Floral at 6
p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 8.


There is no charge for the
class; however, the class
is limited to the first 15
people who register.
There will be no First
Tuesday Lecture for
January since it falls on
New Year's Day. For a
sneak preview of 2008
lecture topics, go to our
Web site calendar of
events.


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"The Footprints of
God" by Greg Iles LP Fic
Ile Iles is at his best in this
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and explosive end" about a
team of scientists working
on a supercomputer that
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to destroy the world.
"A Cafe on theNile"
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answer to Rick's. It's the
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Imaginative Activities
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parents that children will
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are not engaged in constant
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of responsible parenting
to schedule every moment
of our children's lives?
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK
"The whole concept
of libraries originated
with private collections
being made public. It
was recognized early on
that access to literature on
every discipline would
help create the kind of
society we yearn for ...
I won't feign ignorance
about governments having
to make hard decisions
in dispersing public
funds; but neither should
taxpayers feign surprise
when, after all the topsoil
has been hauled away,
a tree refuses to grow."
Lorraine Sommerfeld,
"Library cutbacks are
shortsighted solution"
Toronto Star, Aug. 6, 2007


COME SEE US SOON
Stop by 1445
Commerce Drive (behind
the Post Office), call
682-4432, or check us
out online at www.
cityofcrestview.org /
library.htm.
All of us Jean,
Sandra, Lise, Heather,
Anna, Marie, Sengdara,
Tracey, Janice, or Heather
(yes, we have two!) are
here to help you. After 12
and a half years here at
the library, Sharon retired
last month. We wish her
well but miss her already!
The library will be
closed Saturday through
Tuesday, Dec. 22-25, for
Christmas and Tuesday,
Jan. 1 for New Year's Day.
New Year's Eve hours on
Monday, Dec. 31 will be
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.


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in grades three, four and
five to celebrate American
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the winners.


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Lewis named Teacher of the Year
Antioch Elementary
School proudly an-
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of the Year. Principal
Glenda Robinson
(back row, right)
presents Delilah
Lewis (back row,
left) and her first-
grade class with
flowers. Mrs. Lewis
has taught for 19
years and currently
serves as Antioch's
Equitable Duty
Chairperson and
SProfessional Devel-
Sopment Representa-
tive. Congratulations
to this awesome
teacher!


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Crestview News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW Adults
sometimes wonder whether
young people with whom
they interact look up to
them.
Tuesday morning at
Davidson Middle School,
some very special elders
received their assurances in
writing followed by more
than a few hugs.
Seventh graders in
Melinda Parker and Marilyn
Jones' English classes wrote
essays earlier this month
about an elder whom
each student particularly
* respected.
Tuesday morning the
objects of their laudatory
works got to see firsthand
how much they mean to
the young authors. Each
received their student's
essay upon arriving at
Davidson.
"You are very, very special
guests," Jones told the
students' visitors assembled
with them at Davidson's
cafeteria.
"The kids wrote
expository essays," Jones
said, "and after reading
them, I can certainly
understand why they are
blessed to have you in their
lives, and we are blessed to
have them in our lives."
At one table Air Force
Maj. Michele Nagel spent
time with her daughter
Stephanie, who praised her
mother in her essay.
"I respect my mom
because she taught me how
to be a good sport and be
nice to others who may not
be so nice to me," Stephanie
said.
Mother and daughter
often bond while playing
the online role-playing
game, World of Waroraft.
"We get to play together,"'
said Maj.'Nagle. "Its fun.
Every parent should have
something they share with
their kids."
Three tables over, Judy
Rogers was visiting with her
grandson, Austin Rogers,
who chose her as his subject
because "I respect her a
lot."
His essay was neatly
packaged in a binder
with photos of his family
artistically arranged on
subsequent pages. It was
his Christmas present to his
"Meme."
"No one has ever given
me a Christmas present like
that ever in my life," said
Judy Rogers. "He's not only
my grandson, but one of my
best friends."
Wrote Austin: "There
are many important people
in the world, but there is
no one I respect or, who is.
important to me than my
grandmother.
"If you hit a bump in the
road with life, she will tell
you some Bible verses and
help you back on your feet.


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Austin and Judy Rogers


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Madeline and Bil Gebhardt


"When you need to let
out you can always trust
my Meme. She will listen to
you and then tell you, 'well
buddy, you messed up and
this is what God says to
do..."
Judy Rogers was
obviously moved.
"The kid is better than the
person he's writing about,"
she said.
Bil Gebhardt drove over
from New Orleans, where
he is a church pastor, to
receive accolades from his
granddaughter Madeline.
"He's the person I
respect the most," explained
Madeline. "He was the first


person who came into my
mind."
Her essay included this
passage:
"If I'm ever going through
a tough time, he knows
just what to say to get me
through it, and he always
sets a good example.
"Everybody goes through
tough times, and everybody
needs somebody to help
them through it. My Pap is
just the person for me.
"While most people put
somebody down to feel
better about themselves, it
seems my Pap puts people
up and feels better. That just
tells me something."


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Fifth-graders take flight

Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin
Fifth grade students had
a chance to show off their
skills on a flight simulator
when parents visited the
Okaloosa County Gifted
Center at Walker Elemen- in
tary during a recent open i
house. Their class is study-
ing aeronautics through the
Choice Program from Emory
Riddle Institute. In addition
to the flight simulators, the
program includes experi-
ments and field trips related
to aeronautics, according to
Laura Pink, teacher for the
gifted program in north Oka-
loosa County. Pictured are
Brett Gileau, an Antioch fifth
grader, giving his mom Lisa
a few pointers on the flight
simulator and Bob Sikes fifth
grader, John Litwing show-
ing his flying skills to his
father, Steve.


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Stephanie and Maj. Michele Nagel


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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2007


A community Christmas at Shoal Creek


'Tis the season for
giving, and the community
and volunteers continue to
visit and surprise staff and
residents of Shoal Creek
Rehabilitation Center in
Crestview.
It all began with
Grace Lutherin offering
to decorate trees and
dayrooms for.the residents
on Nov. 16.
The staff volunteered
time for theme halls.
Pilgrim Rest's church
group visited from room
to room, caroled and
brought every patient a
gift bag on Dec. 2. On the
next day, the Fort Walton
Beach Community Chorus
sang for the residents,
which everyone enjoyed.
Santa and Mayor David
Catle's entourage visited
room by room. First
Assembly Pastor Mark
English brought 18 church
members to decorate the
front and back halls for the
residents overnight, and
also wrapped pictures. The
residents were impressed
when they got up the next
morning and saw how
pretty the decorations
were. Pastor English and
crew returned Dec. 5 to
sing for the residents.
Many more community
groups have arranged
visits to the facility,
including Baker and
Southside Choruses, many
other church, and Golan
Assembly has offered
to bring gifts. This also
includes military support
through Al Ajaye and
his mission group, who
will adopt veterans at


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Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church of Baker brought carolers out to celebrate the
Christmas season. The residents loved seeing kids come to visit.

Christmas; Donna Watts
and her Girl Scout Troop,
who have adopted 20
residents and visited on '
Dec. 12. CallAngela Sparks
at 689-3146 if your group K i
would like to volunteer or .
visit. To schedule a tour '
of the center and view the
Christmas decorations,
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to schedule a tour:
Sparks added, "Thanks
to the community for all
the support and Merry
Christmas and Happy Shoal Creek's interior administrator, Ed Slambeck,
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Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Wal-Mart assistant manager, Cory Stallworth and
manager, Jon Kurpil present a $1,000 Community Grant
check to Laurel Hill City Councilman Johnny James for
the Laurel Hill Parks and Recreation Department.


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Crestview High senior cheerleaders Jade Rice, Katie Frazier and Lauren Cadenhead accept a check for $1,000
from Crestview Wal-Mart Manager, Jon Kurpil.



Wal-Mart shares holiday spiritt


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Baker ROTC Instructor Carl Dean accepts a $500 Com-
munity Grant from Crestview Wal-Mart manager, Jon
Kurpil.


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

CRESTVIEW -.The lo-
cal Wal-Mart spread more
than $3,000 in holiday
cheer to area beneficiaries
last week.
In a ceremony at the
SCrestview store this past
Thursday, general man-
ager Jon Kurpil distributed
community or matching
grant checks to organiza-
tions from the north end of
the county.
Crestview High School
cheerleaders accepted a
matching grant of $1,000,
toward expenses for at-
tending a pair of upcoming
cheerleading competitions.
"We're on a mission to


try to get some money,"
joked parent booster Chris
Moore.
Laurel Hill City
,Councilman Johnny James
accepted a $1,000 com-
munity grant for the city's
Parks and Recreation de-
partment ball field' facili-
ties.
'"I .told -the boss man
I gotta go do think for the
kids," James joked, explain-
ing how he got out of work
for the afternoon event.
James has been a force
behind Laurel Hill's popu-
lar and successful youth
T-ball and baseball pro-
gram.
"You need to come up
there and watch some
T-ball," he encouraged


Kurpil.
Accepting a community
grant for Baker School's
ROTC-sponsored school-
wide fundraiser was Chief
Warrant Officer Carl Dean.
"Wal-Mart has been
good 'to us every year,"
Dean said as 'he accepted
the $_500 check. "The whole
school benefits."
Crestview Police Lt.
Wayne Grandstaff accepted
a $625 grant for the Police
Department's gift program
for underprivileged kids
in programs including
city public housing, foster
children, and Guardian ad
Litem.
"Wal-Mart has helped
us the last ten years,"
Grandstaff said gratefully.


In addition to the grant
money, the store offers the
officers a discount on toys
purchased for children on
their list.
"We take underprivi-
leged kids and just try to
give them something" for
Christmas," Grandstaff
said. "-We buy 'several bug-
gies full of toys. Wal-Mart
e% en opens a special regis-
ter for us!"
Grandstaff said there
are about 125 kids on their
list, including nearly 70
for whom the policemen
wrap and personally de-
liver gifts. "We hit the sir6n
and they come running,"
Grandstaff smiled. "The
kids know what it's all
about."


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Crestview Wal-Mart manager, Jon Kurpil presents a
check for $625 to Lt. Wayne Grandstaff for the Crest-
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Christmas Shopping
Don't leave everything until the last moment.
Rushing will just make you tired
and more stressed. Getl
you Christmas shopping
Done early, so you don't
have to spend hours
hting other shoppers for
kr,, last doll or Christmas
' luky.
D o n' t over spend. It is very easy at Christmas
time to spend too much and put yourself in a financial
hole for a good part of the new year. Decide before you
go shopping how much you can afford to spend and
stick to your budget. Shopping early will help you slick
to a budget as you will not be in a last minute panic,
picking up anything that may be suitable regardless
of the cost.
If money is a little light for you or some of your
family members there are a couple of ways you can
reduce your spending costs. Together you could decide
that all gills should be handmade or second hand. Or
you could all decide that each of you will only buy for
one other person. This way instead of spending $5 on
10 people and getting them all little cute but junky
things you spend $50 on one person and get them
something that they will really appreciate. Decide
between the family an amount that everyone is to
spend and then draw names out of a hat to
see who you will shop for.
Wrap the presents as soon as
you can after buying them that
will leave one less thing to do on
Christmas eve.
Christmas Cooking
Again planning is very
important. ...i ,J,.,,, Ih, .- to do ".
it all yourself. Ask members of your
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At Christmas time : i r ,. .:l ..- .
people that we would really rather not have anything
with. Do your best to be pleasant to them but if they

Do not attack them back; let them know that you do not
appreciate their comments and that you would rather
hear positive comments about yourself and other
members of your family.
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spoil your day. Try not to dwell on any negalivily.
Instead think about the things you are enjoying about
the day and go and find someone you do get along
well with and lalk to them.
Alcohol can increase your emotional reactions to
any situation so only drink in moderation.
One final word
Make sure that you look after yourself with
appropriate exercise, relaxation, ir:. ,,d a healthy
diet on the days leading up to Christmas When we are
feeling lit and energetic :. .i l .i i ... .. .'i
more easily with the ups and downs ol life However if

can overwhelm us and this can make Christmas day
more tension and tiresome.
Have a great Christmas
Handling Holiday Stress: 10 Tips for
Singles
Being alone is a challenge for many people. This
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holidays if you are single or newly divorced and without
family around you. H ni:i,.,, : i lime to share love.
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give their love and relatives who were
also cold and distant. She had married
an emotionally distant man, and after
7 years of more loneliness, had
decided to leave him. .... .,i
first holiday season alone.
S' Gail decided that she was
not going to be alone and lonely
again this holiday season. She did
some research on service agencies that needed
volunteers and discovered a women's shelter in her
area for women and their children who were hiding
from physically abusive husbands. The shelter was
badly in need of funds for food, which Gail didn't
have. '.''h i i-, ii. .1. i i,.- ,r, to help gather
food. Each day, alter err ..L, : ..: i.ii. ri
around to the markets in her area uneil she found some
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and their children. Then. on Thanksgiving Day she
spent her time at the shelter cooking, decorating,
serving, and having -Ih.-,. .- i dinner with these
brave women who had left their abusive husbands
to save themselves and their children It was the best
1ii.,i' ,- ... r had! By choosing to share her
love with people who heeded her, she fell filled with
love.
Gail had such .... ... i, ... .i i d
a small part-lime job in addition to her regular job so
that she could allord to buy presents lor the children
at the shelter for Christmas. She had such fun buying
presents lor the children and watching their joyous little
faces as they i i:l- i T. .. 1 rI ..I r .i ll i i .:l
,..I I ,..: u i !,' , d l. l.
Gary was in a similar situation to Gail. He was
single, had been an only child to parents who were no
longer alive, and had no close relatives. -i, ,vi,.:nd
business did '. i . tin . .~i.i i. it, make
friends. Gary .id [:ii .rt lonely holidays feeling
isolated and depressed, and decided a few years ago

Gary "I. iriTi i As a child, his dog had been
his main connection with love. Alter some research,
Gary discovered that there was a wonderful animal
' I i. ,t h i,,. li ii .. ... I lis home, a shelter that.
I. ,, ,' .: ,: j l,:,r iriM. , and didn't euthahize
them. Gary started to volunteer'one day a week on
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the lress, aid depression that ollten accompany the
holidays. You may even end up enjoying the holidays
more than you thought you would.
I- . stress and depression
Holiday stress and depression are ollen the result
of Ihree main tlgger points, Understanding tIhese
trigger points can help you plan ahead on how to
acnommodale them
The Ilree main trigger points ol 'I.l.. stress or
depression:
Relationships .'t. .ii.lt.':. can cause
turmoil, conflict or stress at any time. But tensions
are ollen heightened during the holidays, Family
misunderstandings and conflicts can intensify -,
especially if you're all thrustl together for several days.
1.'.,.ll, i. are bound to arise with so many different
.personalities, d ;.. ,,iri,.lt Otn the other hand,
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and entertainment can increase stress as you try to
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Physical demands. The strain of shopping,
lIinJrig oural .1 1,i in, and preparing holiday
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a back seal to chores and errands -1igh demands,
sress, lack of exercise, and overindulgence In blood and
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12 tips to prevent holiday
stress and depression
When stress is atl Is peak it. l.iaiJ o slop and
regroup. Try to prevent stress and depression in the
first place, especially if you know Ihe holidays have
taken an emotional toll in previous years.
STips you can try r hreadJ .ill holiday stress and
depression;
I, Acknowledge your feelings. 1 a loed one has
recently died or you arefn' able to be with your loved
ones, realize lhal tit.'s"ormal to feel
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r Christmas
sadness or.-, ii;,ci ,liI.. I,,,i hi,. i 'e '-,,! really not possible to say no when your boss asks you
to work overtime try to remove something else Irom
io cry of express your feelings. r .... r : i your agenda to make up lor the lost lime
to be happy just because it's the holiday season 8. Don't abandon healthy habits. Doni let
2 Seek support II you feel isolated or down. the holidays become a dietary Iree-lor-all. Some
seek oul family members and friends, indulgence is OK. but overindulgence only adds
or community, religious or social to your tr'-.. rJd auili He It lirll-hI Vi.r,
services. They can oiler support before holiday parties so that you doni go
and companionship Consider overboard on sweels, cheese or drinks
volunteering al a community I-. Continue to get plenty of sleep and
or religious function. Getting schedule time for physical activity.
involved and helping others can r9 Take a Ibrather. Make
,ll ,,: ii ".-.Ii' i."J Li,,,i.i- .,i.r some time for yourself Spending
friendships. Also, enlist support for just 15 minutes alone, without
,yd,,,.i.rri fi.. d.,,d ,4 ., well distractions, may refresh you
as meal preparation and cleanup. You =,I,-,i ,ii ., -,.,i,,nJle n ehi.r, .,u e,'d
j ,iril ,r i... .. ,I [i.,, I ,r..xi,, to do. Steal away to a quiet place, even if its to the
3. Be realistic As families change and grow, bathroom for a few moments of solitude. lake a walk
idri.,i. ii.J riluals oflen change as well -Iuj on at night and stargaze. Listen to soothing music Find
to those you can and want to. But accept lhat you something that reduces stress by clearing your mind.
may have to let go of others For example, if your slowing your breathing and restoring inner calm.
adult children and grandchildren can't all gather 10. Rethink resolutions. Resolutions can set you
at your house as'usual, find new ways to celebrate up for failure if they're unrealistic, Don't resolve to
together from afar, such as sharing pictures, e-mails change your whole life to make up for past excess,
or videotapes. Instead, Iry to return to basik, healthy lifestyle routines.
4. Set differences aside.-Try to accept family ,-i .r ,aii,~. ,i ..'. i hel:i i ..,lh i ea-..onabk lnire
members and friends as they are, even if they don'l frame. Choose only those resolutions that help you
live up to all your expecdalions. Practice forgiveness feel valuable and that provide more lhan only Ileeling
.!.. ij ..ir...e: ,iiii a n..ire l a-piurfiie Iian, flr moments of happiness.
discussion. With stress and adivily levels high, the 11I. Forget about perfltion Holdlay TV specials
holidays might not be conducive to making quality ia ill.. Jd ,ri ha I -i, ending. But in real life, people
lime for relationships And be understanding lf others iiii su-Ijiiy ile i, problrin.. wIh,,i aj, hh.rorr two,
gel upsel or distressed when im, r,, goes awry. e,-tli,,hg al3as,' ,nrsls up You maygel slucklate at
Chances are they're feeling the ellects of holiday stress the office and miss your daughter's school play, your
r...1 li.f.. i,,r itoi sister may dredge up an old argument, your partner
5. Stick to a budget Before you go shopping, may burn the cookies, and your mollhe may criticize
decide how much money you can afford to spend how you're raising the kids. All in the same day,
on gifts and other items. Then be sure to slick to Ac,.epi ,mptifecihin in Lu ise1l ad ii'i rllnr-
your budget, II you don'l, you could feel anxious and 12, Seek professional help If you need It.
tense for months afterward as you struggle to pay the Despite your best elforts, you may lind yourself feeling
bills. Don'l Iry to buy happiness with an avalanche persistently sad or anxious, plagued by physical
of .,hi Donate to a charily in someone's name, give ...iTIpljin,' u.Iajilk 10 sleep Rt.ible and i-Ipeles and
,i iiiii, id il, o .1.111t ,gillf, ih.r unable to lace routine chores, II lxese feelings last for
'.. Planahead '.,rii... c.iiel, ii,, I, 1 ,it..1irIni. several weeks, talk to your doctor or a menial health
baking, ..i.ilt -,,., a, n.d ...ih-r activities, Plan your professional. You may have depression.
m-tnus and then make one big tood-shopping trip, Take hack control of holiday stress and
Thai will help prevent a last-minulte scramble to buy depression
lorgollen igredienis and you'll have limr to make m- eber, o mnmzig b d stres
another pie, 11 Ihe lirst ones a Ilop, Expect ravel and depression is knowing thi y e holidays ca
' delays, e eclally if you're lying, trigger i, d i,, ij,4, i, \ thit h,,ir. arirti
7 Learn lo say no B. ,l,.t it i n i....i ip ll 1 always going to go as planned. Then lake active eps
unr ,, ,i ,, ,Ii i e, t i, i '1in ur I'. It. ..iJd lll. O nn..and .tr, , rd d epr ur ir t i e, h
Syrou say yes only 1o what you really i.irli do. o11 il Ya Ira actually enjoy he holidays th5s year e
avoid selling resetllul, btfler and overwhelmed, If ils than you ghoui Y eiCd


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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2007


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Brandon Jordan


Christine on dem Bach Merle DuBose
Christine von dem Bach Merle DuBose


Brandon Jordan and Christine
von dem Bach have joined the
Crestview office of Coldwell
Banker United, Realtors, as resi-
dential sales associates.
Jordan is working for Coldwell
Banker after previous employment
at another Crestview company.
Jordan now has over four years as
a Realtor in Crestview and the sur-
rounding areas. He has been a mul-,
timillion dollar seller each year.
Jordan serves on the Tri-County
Community Council (an organi-
zation that helps get funding for
many seniors and low-income indi-
viduals that depend on food shelter
funding) as well as the new WAVE,
Okaloosa County's transportation
system. Jordan also is a member of
theNationalAssociationof Realtors,
the Emerald Coast Association of
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Von dem Bach has grown up
in and around military bases
around the world. She speaks flu-
ent German, and looks forward to
working with international cus-
tomers,* as well as assisting mili-
tary personnel who are relocating
to Northwest Florida.
Von dem Bach's alma mater is the
University of Maryland, Munich
Campus. One of her last positions
she held was as a manager for a
government contractor in Europe.
She is very active in the commu-
nity, which includes being a mem-
ber of Southside Elementary PTO,
Tri-County Community Council,
ECAR and the NAR.
. Coldwell Banker United's
Eastern Region offices also named
their top producers for November.
In the Crestview office,. Merle
DuBose was the top sales agent,
and Jordan and Von dem Bach
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month.


TIP volunteers
The Trauma Intervention
Program (TIP) of Northwest
Florida needs volunteers who
will offer emotional support,
comfort and stability to
people who are facing some
of the worst moments of
their lives. You would be a
friend and a source of helpful
information.
TIP volunteers receive
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training before certification
and monthly continuing
education after that.
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CERT starts new
Web site
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Community Emergency
Response Team (CERT) has a
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cert-team.org, which will be
utilized for posting training
and other updates online.
The next training session is
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26, 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The
classes will be followed by a
training exercise on Feb. 2 at
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becoming a CERT member or
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243-0315, or send an e-mail
to CERT@united-way.org.

EMS "home for the
holidays" program
Okaloosa County
Emergency Medical Services
(EMS) will provide free
round trip transportation
originating and ending
in Okaloosa County on a
space available basis to
local residents who would
otherwise be unable to
come home for holiday
celebrations.
The "Home for the
Holidays" program will
provide transportation on
Christmas Eve or Christmas
Day only, from the hours of 8
a.m. until 8 p.m. All requests
for transportation must be
received by Dec. 20 at 12
p.m.
The program is designed
to allow patients in skilled
nursing and adult congregate
living facilities to go home
and be with family members
for holiday dinner. Patients
must be self-supporting
while at the residence, and be
left in the care of a responsible


family member.
For details or to schedule
transportation, please call
651-7150 Monday through
Friday between the hours of
8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Boeing assists with
OVAL program
The Boeing Company
generously donated a $1,000
grant to the Okaloosa Arts
Alliance recently for its
Okaloosa Volunteer Art
Lessons program (OVAL).
OVAL is a series of lessons
based on grade-appropriate
art prints that have been
selected by the School Board.
The District also provides an
OVAL manual. These lessons,
about 30 minutes long each,
are provided by volunteers
who have been trained in the
program.
Students in kindergarten
through fifth grades learn
about the lives and works
of the selected artists, and
also about some basic art
principles (proportion
and perspective) and art
materials.
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Schedule
Basketball
Crestview at Milton
(Girls), Thursday at 5
p.m. (JV) and 6:30 p.m.
(V)
Crestview at Holmes
County (Girls), 6 p.m.(JV)
and 7:30 p.m. (V)

Pine Forest at
Crestview (Boys), Friday
at 4:30 p.m. (F), 6 p.m.
(JV) and 7:30 p.m. (V)

Freeport at Baker
(Girls), Thursday at 5:30
p.m. (JV) and 6:45 p.m.
(V)
Central at Baker (Boys),
Friday at 6 p.m. (JV) and
):15 p.m. (V)

Laurel Hill at South
Walton (Girls), Thursday
at 5 p.m. (JV) and 6:30
p.m. (V)

Baker at Laurel Hill
,(Boys), Thursday at 6
p.m. (JV) and 7:15 p.m.
(V)
Wrestling
Beast at the beach
duals on Frida\ and
Saturday, TBA
Soccer
Rocky" Bayou at
Crestview ( 'rls).
Thursday at 6 p.m. (V)

Crestview at Fort
Walton Beach '(Boys),
Thursday at 5 p.m. (JV)
and 7 p.m. (V)


Emerald Coast
SBlazers
The Emerald Coast
Blazers together .with
Drouin "One, on One'
Baseball is offering a
baseball clinic for ages
8.-12. The event is Jan. 19
,4'om 1 4 p.m. at Pryor
Middle School.
SPre-Registration
is $45 and event day
registration is $55. For
inore information please
contact Coach Gary
Drouin at (850) 830-2831.
You can also visit
the Web site at www.
EmeraldCoastBlazers.
com.


Little League
Spring registration
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Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

LAUREL HILL Laurel
Hill's boys basketball
team walked into its
gymnasium Friday night
with visions of victory
against a young Paxton
squad.
The three-time
defending District 1-A
champion Hoboes were
in their own house for
another rivalry game.
But experience wasn't
a factor over talent as
Paxton's freshman Shaq
Jackson scored 18 points
to lead his team to a 66-46
win.
"We didn't do too well
out there tonight," Hoboes
coach Ronnie Smith said.
"It's going to be awhile
until the end of the
season."
In the first quarter it
was all Jackson. He started
things off with a 3-point
shot two minutes into the
game.
Jackson totaled half of
his 18 points in the first
half and, along with Zack
Vickers, set a standard for
the rest of evening. Paxton
(7-0, 3-0) never trailed.
Once Laurel Hill's
Jeffrey Reese got scent of
what was going on, he
started to put points up
on the board.
Unfortunately, Reese
had trouble getting a hold
of the ball and making
shots, giving him just one
field goal 4nd five point's
in the first half.
It was -a'lT"-about a
defense that shut down an
always-motivated Reese.
Chaze Russell of Paxton
helped keep Reese down
for the night, which was a
big factor on cutting down
on Laurel Hill's expected
point streaks.
Even when Reese
found the spark he was
looking for nine points
in the second half it
just wasn't enough for the
white and blue to come


Crestview


Laurel Hill's Jeffrey Reese soars for a layup in the second half, Out his momentum
was quickly stopped by a young and energetic Paxton team on Friday.


ou'it on top.
Seth Stricklaid- closed
the book on Laurel Hill
when he scored all five
of his points in the final
stretch.
Reese (20 points) and
Harold Bielec (12 points)
were the Hoboes' top
scorers.
Vickers added 12 points
for the Bobcats, with
Demetrius Moore right
behind with 10.
Bobcats coach Jeff
Bradley told the Daily
News he was pretty


amazed about the'
outcome.
"I'm as proud of them
as I can be that they came:
into this gym in front of
800 people and played'
the way they did against a
team that has pretty much
owned the area the ,last
few years," Bradley said.
"To go on the road and
play the way we did in
spurts, hopefully is a sign
of how good we can be
down the road."
Paxton won the JV
game 35-20.


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PAXTON (66)
Dan Geoghagan 6, Blake
Zessin 9, Chaze Russell 6,
Colby Forehand 5, Zack
Vickers 12, Shaq Jackson
18, Demetrius Moore 10.
Totals 19 4 16-20 66.

LAUREL HILL (46)
Jeffrey Reese 20, Will
Sherwood 5, Harold Bielec
12, Seth Strckland 7, Isaac
Williams 2. Totals 12 2
16-23 46.


Basketball briefs from the bleachers


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin

Fort Walton Beach's
girls basketball team
jumped out to a huge
lead and rolled to a 62-7
win over Crestview in a
District 1-5A contest on
Saturday.
Kiara Parker led three
Vikings in double figures
with 17 points. Tandria
Milton added 13 points,
five steals and four
assists, while LeEra Lewis
contributed 11 points and
five steals. Kiani Parker
had eight rebounds.
Dominique Maisonet
led the injury-ravaged
Bulldogs with four points.

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CRESTVIEW (7)
Kiki Bradshaw 3,
Dominique Maisonet 4.
Totals 1 1 2-4 7.
FWB (62)
Kristin Rogers 9,
Priscilla Isaacs 3, Shamonta
Roof 2, Tandria Milton 13,
Tristan Harris 1, Kiara
Parker 17, Kiani Parker
2, Brittani Stephenson 4,
LeEra Lewis 11. Totals 22
1 15-30 62.
JV: FWB, 58-6

Paxton 41, Baker 35:
Paxton used a big third-
quarter run to pull ahead
and win a non-district
matchup.
Emmalee Infinger led
the Bobcats (9-2) with 11
points. Chelsea Combest
scored a game-high 12
points for Baker (5-4),
which was outscored


14-4 in the
period.


pivotal third


Baker 10 9 4 12 35
Paxton 9 6 14 12 41

BAKER (35)
Sydney Boutwell 4,
Chelsea Combest 12,
Courtney Fountain 7,
Samantha Gronberg 4,
Heather Chestnut 6, Dani
Mayhair 2. Totals 9 4 5-7
35.
PAXTON (44)
Maryllyn Gilbert 7,
Olivia Adams 8, Stevie
Davidson 4, Vikki Pepper
7, Krysten Cuchens 4,
Emmalee Infinger 11.
Totals 7 4 15-23 41.
JV: Paxton, 21-9

Laurel Hill 34, Rocky
Bayou 20:
Laurel Hill's girls


basketball team picked up
its first wins of the season
Monday night with a 40-31
victory over Rocky Bayou
Christian in District 1-A
play.
Laquetta Williams
scored 13 points to
pace the Hoboes and
lead all scorers. Nyiece
underwood added eight
points.
Laurel Hill led 34-20
after three quarters and
held off a fourth-quarter
charge by the Knights.
Allison Johnson led
Rocky Bayou with eight
points. Julie Gomez and
Haley Johnson each had
seven points.
Rocky Bayou won the
JV game 28-9.
Laurel Hill (1-7,
1-4) hosted Walton on
See BRIEFS C3


Soccer:


A moral


victory
Pam Goldep
Crestview News
Bulletin

Sometimes, the
moral victory is
the only victory
you get.
That's what
Crestview boys
soccer coach
Brian Massey said
happened when the
Bulldogs traveled
to Pensacola to
play Tate on Dec.
14.
Play on the
field was rough.
Heckling from
a group of Tate
students in
the stands was
rougher.
"The guys
came out and
played strong in
a rough played
game," Massey
said. "There were
several times I felt
a call for a foul
was necessary but
didn't happen,
and play resumed.
As a team we can
deal with that
but wherl' the
fans. get involved
in the game m
a disrespectful
manner as they did
at Tate. it makes it
harder for the guys
to keep their cool."
When the team
motto, is "Keep
Your Composure,"
players don't
have a choice.
The Bulldogs lost
5-0, but Massey
is claiming the
greater in.
"We left with a
loss but left with
a moral victory
knowing that we
were the 'bigger
men' and we kept
our composure
at the game,"
Massey said. "We
weren't trying to
start fights with
their players or
fans and, we were
trying our best to
play soccer."
Inthisrebuilding
year for CHS boys
soccer, the Tate
game showed the
players are pulling
together, creating
the foundation for
a strong team.
It was, "a tough
loss but we were
the better team,"
Massey said "We
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Wrestling: Giving it their best shot this weekend


Jeff Fowler
Crestview News Bulletin

The Crestview wrestlers
played gracious hosts to
16 teams from Pensacola
to Tallahassee on Saturday
in the fifth annual "Dawg-
POUND Classic" dual
wrestling tourney.
The Bulldogs had high
hopes of placing in the top
four, but faltered down the
stretch and finished eighth.
The Dawgs had just
completed eight of the
most grueling days in the
team's history. All of the
varsity wrestlers competed
in at least eleven matches in
that span. Some wrestlers
competed in 16 or 17
matches.
"Scheduling forced our
hands and we just hunkered
down and wrestled hard.
The kids have seen a lot of
wrestling in the last week
and though they kinda
Wore down at the end, the
experience will prepare
them for the postseason,"
explained coach Jeff
Fowler.
Though the wrestlers
wore down on the mat,


parents, families and the
wrestlers themselves ran an
excellent event that went
off without a hitch.
"Sixteen teams from
all over competing head
to head and getting five
matches each in one day,
that's fun man! Our parents
and families displayed
great hospitality and ran a
fine tourney. I think all the
teams were impressed,"
exclaimed Fowler.
The Bulldogs started
off facing district favorite
Mosley. Crestview gave the
Dolphins a very good run
but fell 51-30.
"A couple matches here
or there and we beat them.
Great team effort," said
Fowler.
. The Dawgs then beat
Wewahitchka 59-15 and
South Walton 42-27 to set
up a third and "hopefully"
last dual showdown with
Rutherford.
The Dawgs fell to the
Rams, this time 50-30. The
score doesn't reflect it,
but this was a very close
match. The Bulldogs lost
two individual matches
they were winning


Jerry Litynskil Special to The BulletiA

Nick Panucci stands solid on the mat during one of the
Bulldogs' dual meets.


commandingly.
"We win those two and
we wrestle for fifth place
instead of seventh," said
Fowler.
In their final match
against Choctawhatchee


the grueling week came to
ahead as the tired Bulldogs
just couldn't put it together,
losing a tough one 45-24.
,"They were just plain
whooped! The rest Sunday
will be greatly appreciated,


believe me," Fowler said.
Though the team didn't
fare quite as well as it hoped,
individual Dawgs shone
brightly. The Bulldogs
were lead by senior captain
171-pounder Nick Panucci.
He capped off a perfect day
finishing 5-0 with five very
impressive pins.
"Nick is having a
breakthrough. season for
us," Fowler said. "He
seems to be feeling very
comfortable on the mat
and is huge reason for our
success thus far."
Junior captain and
112-pounder Danny
Johnson went 3-0 with
three pins and avenged an
upset loss during the week
by pinning a Wewahitchka
opponent.
Senior captain and
135-pounder Kyle Miller
also had a great day,
finishing 4-1 with his only
loss a 14-12 battle against a
state-ranked wrestler from
Choctawhatchee.
"I really think we're
impressing people," Fowler
said. "As a program we run
excellent tourneys (and)
have a great fan base.


"We are very young,
we're winning matches,
and even in our losses we're
giving very good teams a
run. Our JV wrestlers are
pushing 'our varsity and
kids all over the school and
area want to be involved
with us. It is a great feeling
to finally see some fruits
of our labors over the past
seven years."
The Bulldogs aren't done
this calendar year quite yet.
They'll get a little reprieve
during the next week with
just three practice days
but then get right back to
it Friday and Saturday at
Fort Walton Beach in a very
tough "Beast at the Beach"
dual tourney.
"We're gonna go in there
and give it our best shot. If
we' can put together some
mistake free, 'non-youth'
wrestling we will surprise
some teams. If our youth
shows then we'll take some
lumps," Fowler said. "The
beautiful thing is even if
we take our lumps we learn
well and come late January
and February we will better
than many teams and
wrestlers."


An SEC Christmas list


BRIEFS continued from C1


Scott McKinney
Crestview News Bulletin

Merry Christmas and
/Happy Holidays! During
this special time of the year,
I always like to make out
the Christmas wish list for
SEC coaches and players,
hoping that St. Nick will
find it in his heart to fulfill
their dreams.
For South Carolina
coach Steve Spurrier my
Christmas wish is for less
football and more golf. The
ol' ball coach recently said
that he had really 'neglected
his golf game the last few
months and that he needed
to get back on the links.
Hey coach, the reason you
have been busy the last few
months is a little something
called football season,.
something you get paid
millions of. dollars to be a
part of.
For former Ole Miss
coach Ed Orgeron, my
Christmas wish is that
he at least gets to keep
his Hummer. I just can't
imagine Coach 0 driving
around in a Cutlass. It
wouldn't be right.
For new Arkansas
coach Bobby Petrino, my
Christmas wish is that he
can somehow find a way to
sell one of his five houses
he now owns. Petrino can't
seem to stick around any
one job long enough to
make a dent in a mortgage.
I also wish for him thick
skin, because he will be the
recipient of much criticism
over the course of the next
year.
For Florida quarterback
Tim Tebow, my Christmas
wish is for a very large
trophy cabinet. This year's
Heisman Trophy winner is
going to need it if he stays
in Gainesville for two more
years. He could go down
as the greatest player in the
history of college football.
For Tennessee coach
Phillip Fulmer, my
Christmas wish is for
lots of candy canes and
holiday cookies! No, just
kidding! Fulmer deserves
a year without the fans and
naysayers breathing down


his 'neck. The Vols have
been the most consistent
team in the SEC over the
last decade, and Fulmer
is one of the nation's top
coaches.
For LSU coach Les, Miles,
my Christmas wish is for
better decision making.
Sure, the Tiger coach pulled
off some miraculous plays
this past season, taking the
name "Riverboat Gambler"
from Tommy Tuberville.
But, when it came down to
whether or not he would
leave LSU for Michigan,
Miles did not handle that
part of his job very well.
For Kentucky coach
Rich Brooks, the 2007 year
had to be one of the best
years he has ever had.
After surviving 2006, a
year .when most thought
Brooks was headed out the
door in Lexington, Brooks
managed to post another
winning season this fall and
earn the Wildcats', second-
straight Music CityBowl
invitation. However,
Brobks' Christmas wish will
be for a solid replacement
for quarterback Andre
Woodson, who has
completed his eligibility
at Kentucky and is now
headed to the NFL. If
Brooks wants to continue
his revival in the Bluegrass,
finding a quarterback is
paramount.
For new Ole Miss head
coach Houston Nutt, my
Christmas wish is that he
finds the Rebel fans more
unified than what he had
at Arkansas, his former
employer. Nutt 'resigned
at Arkansas stating a need
for the Razorback fan base
to once again be united.
Honestly, Nutt came
under heavy criticism in
Fayetteville for every move
he made, on and off the
field. The Ole Miss fans
can be ruthless, but there is
something about Nutt that
makes one believe he can
convince them to rally as
one unit.
For Mississippi State
coach Sylvester Croom,
my Christmas wish is for
a quiet, peaceful holiday
season. He has certainly


earned it. No one expected
Croom to survive this
past season in Starkville,
but somehow he led the
Bulldogs to a winning
season and a berth in the
Liberty Bowl. The word
floating around is that
Croom will be interviewed
for the vacant Atlanta
Falcon job. For his sake,
I hope he realizes what a
dead end that would be
and stays in Starkville for a
long, long time.
For Vanderbilt coach
Bobby Johnson, my
Chri'stmas wish is the
same one I have wished for
him ever since he arrived
in Nashville for the
Commodores to get to a
bowl game. Vanderbilt has
been oh, so close the last
few years only to come up
one game short. Hopefully
the new year will bring
wonderful news for the
personable Johnson, no one
deserves it more.
For Georgia coach Mark
Richt, my Christmas wish
is that he will start to be
recognized as one of the
top coaches in all of college
football. What he has done
in Athens makes Vince
Dooley look like Ray Goff.
But, yet no one seems to
put Richt in the top listing
of college coaches. I also
hope he shows Hawaii and
their opinionated coach,
June Jones, how football is.
played in the South when
the two meet up in the Sugar
Bowl in New Orleans.
And, for all of you, my
Christmas wish is for quiet
family time, good sports
and the best year ever in
2008! Merry Christmas!

Scott McKinney is the
host of the syndicated
sports talk radio program
"Southern Sports Tonight"
heard in over 100 cities
across the South every
Monday through Friday
afternoon. He also appears
on Lincoln Financial
Television's SEC Game of
the Week as well as ESPN
Regional college football
coverage. He can be reached
at southernsportstonight@
yahoo.com.


.Tuesday.

LHS 9 1114 6 40
R. Bayou 7 4 9 11 31

-LAUREL HILL (40)
Laquetta Williams 13,
Brooke Hanson 8, Tuven
Morris 3, Kasey Harrison
2, Alex Castleberry
2, Jessica Gartman 4,
Nyiece Lnderwood 8.
Totals 18 4-15 40.
ROCKY BAYOU (31)
Julib Gomez 7, Haley
Johnson 7, Elizabeth
Jones3, Katherine Rogers.
2; Allison Johnson 8,
Brittany Burton 2. Glory


Aller 2. Totals 11 2 3-9
31.

Laurel Hill 59,
Freeport 53: Jeffrey Reese
scored 22 points and
Harold "Beast" Bielec
added ,18 as the Hoboes
beat the Bulldogs.'
The 'one-tw'o punch
of,..Reese and Bielec
gave Laurel Hill the
edge despite the fact
that Freeport had three
players in double
figures.
Jamie Goddin led the
Bulldogs with 19 points.
Alex Newkirk added.13


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LHS 149 1S 18 59

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Logan WVilburn 2, JTamie
Goddin 19, Aaron Knight
9. Johnny McCormick 10.
Totals 15 7 2-4 53.
LAUREL HILL (59)
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Richard Dixon 6, Zack
Sledge 8, Will Sherwood
3, Jace Smith 2, Beast
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of first
of this notice TO: NICOLE MILES
*19, 2007 LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS: 501 WHITE
submitted, OAK LANE
A. JONES, CRESTVIEW, FL 32539
CURRENT ADDRESS:
-E BOX 947 UNKNOWN
FL
7 ANY AND ALL UN-
440 KNOWN PARTIES
No. 332471 CLAIMING BY,
or Personal THROUGH UNDER,
ve AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED IN-
DIVIDUAL DEFEND-
ANT(S) WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE
DEAD OR ALIVE,
WHETHER SAID UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
D0231 MAY CLAIM AN IN-
10231 TEREST AS SPOUSES,
STIRSIT HEIRS, DEVISEES
FTHCIRCUIRST OTHER CLAIMANTS
CIRCUIT IN LAST KNOWN
FORA ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
FLOOIDA CURRENT ADDRESS:
lION CASE UNKNOWN
-CA-00423 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action to foreclose a
CITY BANK, mortgage on the
CITY BANK,*' following property in
OKALOOSA County,
Florida:

S et al, LOT 11 BLOCK A,
SHOAL TERRACE ES-
TATES, ACCORDING
F ACTION TO THE PLAT
F ACTION THEREOF ON FILE IN
PLAT BOOK 11,
PAGE 32, IN THE OF-
FICE OF THE CLERK
OF THE CIRCUIT
S COURT OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
has been filed against
you and you are required
o serve a copy of your
written defenses,if any,
on or before January .25,
R2008 on Florida Default
Law Group, P.L.,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
itar lessons; address is 9119 Corpo-'
intermediate. rate Lake Drive, Suite
-1479 intermediate 300 Tampa, Florida
-1479 or 3364 and file the origi-
nal with this Court either
before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or im-
mediately thereafter; oth-
erwise a default will be
entered against you for
the relief demanded in
GOLLES the Complaint or petition,
4TING
exterior, also This notice shall be
washing. Li published once each
insured. Free week for two consecutive
h. 682-5347. weeks in the Crestview
en discounts. News Bulletin.
WITNESS my hand and
i the seal of this Court on
this 17th day of
December, 2007
Don W. Howard
Clerk of Court
Roofing By:Kitty Sims
0. As Deputy Clerk
of r9ofing: IMPORTANT
d ,Buiup In accordance with the
uir up Americans with
206a Disabilities Act, persons
9500687 with disabilities needing{
95-70 special accommodation
to participate in this
proceeding should
Contact Court
Administration at 101
James Lee Boulevard
East, Crestview, Fl.
32536-3515; telephone
Batson's. number (850)689-500.0,
L Tractor Extension 7497, prior to
ark, the proceeding, or
T, Move dirt, Shalimar(850) 651-7497
erbrush, &
ctor Work. IMPORTANT
is 850
/546-1283. In accordance with Amer-
icans with, Disabilities
Act, persons with disabili-
ties needing special ac-
commodation to partici-
pate in this proceeding
should contact Court Ad-
ministration at 1250 N.
contracting. Eglin Parkway, Shalimar,
nal tree & Fr, 32579- telephone
)val. Licensed number (850) 651-7497,
398-1169 prior to the proceeding.
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8-8619


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,
re uires certain auto-
matic disclosure of docu-
ments and information.
Failure to comply can re-
sult in sanctions, includ-
ing dismissal or striking
ofpleadings.

Dated 14-20-2007
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
By: Tiffany Gardener
Deputy Clerk
11/28/07
12/05/07
12/12/07
12/19/07


Legal # 100281
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Peter Armstrong, as
holder of the following
certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the
names in which the prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 3937of
2000
Assessed to TBJ Develop-
ers Inc.
Description: ALL OF Sec
Ex E1000 ft & Ex Lots
1-49 of Parish Pt S/D
Parcel ID#:
21-2S-25-0000-0002-
000 Opening Bid:
2,125.01
all of said property being
in the County t1
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.


Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certificate
will be sold to the highest
bidder at the front door
of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on January
16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of De-
cember, 2007
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke, Deputy
Clerk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08

Legal # 100282
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAXED
DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Peter Armstrong, as
holder of the following
certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the
name in which the prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 3940 of
2000 Assessed to: Wa-
terford Est Owners Assoc
Inc.
Description: Lot 40 Parish
Pt
Parcel ID#:
21-2S-25-0000-0002-
0400
Opening Bid: $
1 153.93
aI of said property being
in the County t
Okaloosa,State oa Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to.
law, the property de-
scribed in the certificate
will be sold to the highest
bidder at he front door of
the Clerks Office at the
Okaloosa County Court-
house Annex Shalimar,
Florida at 10:00 a.m. on
January 16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of De-
cember, 2007
DON W HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
BY:Daniel Luke, Deputy
Clerk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08

Legal # 100283
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Equifunding, as
holder of the following
certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of the issuance, the
name in which the prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 4 of 2004
Assessed to: Steven R.
Clock
Description: Le Chateau
Lot 71 BIk B
Parcel ID #:
03-1 S-22-5001--OOOB-
0710
Opening Bid: 80,676.21
al of said property being
in the Counly o.
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law the property de-
scribed in he certificate
will be sold to the highest
bidder at the front door
of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on January


16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of De-
cember, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
BY: Daniel Luke, Deputy
Clerk
/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/07
Legal # 100284
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that 7th Calvary, as
holder of the following
certificate, has filed saia
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the
name in which the prop-.
erty is assessed and the
description of the
property is as follows:
Certificate# 2219 of
2004 Assessed to : Leslie
A. Anderson
Description: Seabreeze
Add #1 Lots3 & 4 BIkB
Parcel ID# 14-2S-221 B-
0030 Opening Bid: *
26,438.79
all of said property being
in the Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on January
16,2008
Dated this 6th day of
December, 2007
DON W HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By:Daniel Luke, Deputy
clerk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08
Legal # 100285
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Wachovia, as holder
of the following certifi-
cate, has filed said certifi-
cate for a Tax Deed to be
issued thereon.The certifi-
cate number and year of
issuance, the name in
which the pro erty is as-
sessed and the descrip-
tion of the property is as
follows:
Certificate # 204 of
2005 Assessed to Jody R
Godwin
Description: Calhoun
S/D Destin Lot 31 BIk D
Parcel ID#:
00-2S-22-0310-OOOD-
0310 Opening Bid:
7 390.21
all of said property being
in the County. of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certificate
will be sold to the highest
bidder at the front door
of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on January
16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of De-
cember, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke, Deputy
Clerk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08

Legal # 100286
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Wachovia, as holder
of the following certifi-
cate, has filed said certifi-
cate for a Tax Deed to be
issued thereon. The certif-
icate number and year of


issuance, the name which
the property is assessed
and the descri tion of the
property is as follows:

Certificate# 269 of 2005
Assessed to: Ronald D &
Michelle J Atkins
Description: Crystal
Shores Lot 66
Parcel ID#:
00-2S-059A-000-0060
Opening Bid:
S$26,489.99
all said property de-
scribed in the certificate
will be sold to the highest
bidder at the front door
Annex, Shalimar, Florida
at 10:00 a.m. on
January 16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of
December, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD -
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke, Deputy
Cerk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08

Legal # 100288
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Eauifunding, as
holder af the following
certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificoaie number and
year of issuance, the
name in which the prop
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is follows:
Certificate # 627 of
2005
Assessed to: Donald
Shoffner Jr. and Toni
Shoffner
Description: BeA NW In-
ter of Hy # 0 Dorcas
Rd. N 450 ft W 725 ft
for Beg N 150 ft W 100
ft S 130 FT E 100 ft to
Beg
Parcel ID#:
15-3N-22-0000-0018-
0010
Opening Bid: $
2 0,083.37
all said propertybeing in
the County of Okaloosa,
State of Florida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property
described in the
certificate will be sold to
the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's
Office at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida
at 10:00 a.m. on
January 16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of
December, 2007
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
Be: Daniel Luke, Deputy
derk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08

Legal # 100289
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Wachovia, as holder
of the following
certificate, has filed saia
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the
name in which the
property is assessed and
he description of the
property is as follows:
Certificate # 859 of
2005
Assessed to James C
Cambell PA
Description: Port Dixie Lot
15 &Blk 120
Parcel ID#
05-2S-23-2080-0120-
0150


pe n Bid:
$ 2,688.49
all of said property being
in the County o
Okaloosa, State of
Florida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property
described in the
certificate will be sold to
the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's
Office at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida
at 10:00 on January 16
2008
Dated this 6th day of
December, 2007
DON W HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08

Legal # 100291
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Wachovis, as holder
of the Following certifi-
cate has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, the
name in which the prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 2671 of
2005
Assessed to : Michael W
& Donna J Smith
Description: W 10 A of
N 1/2ofS$1/2 of SE1/4
Le N 3 1/2 Acres Sold
Parcel ID#
05-5N-25-0000-0003-
0000
opening Bid: $
3,859.69
all said property being in
the County of Okaloosa,
State of Florida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property
described in the
certificate will be sold to
the highest bidder at the
front door of the Clerk's
Office at the. Okaloosa
County Courthouse
Annex, Shalimar, Florida
at 10:00 a.m. on
January 16,2008
Dated this 6th day of De-
cember, 2007
DON W HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08

Legal # 100292
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE #
2007-CP-1453
IN RE: THE ESTATE OF
NELL CLYDE JORDAN
Deceased,
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
The administration of the
estate of Nell Clyde Jor-
dan, deceased, whose
date of death was Janu-
ary 15, 2006 and whose
social security is
263-14-31-74, is pend-
ing in the Circuit Court
for Okaloosa County,
Florida, Probate Division,
the address of which is
Okaloosa County Court-
house, 101 James Lee
Boulevard East Crest-
view, Florida 32536.
The names and
addresses of the personal


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representative's attorney
are set forth below.
All creditors of the dece-
dent and other persons
having claims or de-
mands against
decedent's estate on
whom a copy of this no-
tice is required to be
served must file their
claim with this Court
WITHIN THE LATER
FOR 3 MONTHS AF-
TER THE TIME OF THE
FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF
A COPY OF THIS NO-
TICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and persons
having claims or
demands against the
decedent's estate must
file their claims with this
court WITHIN 3
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE FIRST
PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS NOT
FILED WITHIN THE
PERIODS SET FORTH
IN SECTION 733.702
OF THE FLORIDA
PROBATE CODE WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED.
NOTWITHSTANDING
THE TIME PERIODS
SET FORTH ABOVE,
ANY CLAIM FILED
TWO (2) YEARS OR
MORE AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DATE IS
BARRED.
The date of first publica-
tion of this Notice is De-
cember 12,2008
Attorney for Personal
Representative:
James C.Campbell, Es-
orida Bar NO. 708283
#4 11TH Avenue, Suite
2
Shalimar, Florida 32579
(850) 651.9313
Personal Representative:
Charles Jordan
1201 Blackberry Circle
Baker, Florida 32531
12/12/07
12/19/07
Legal # 100294
PUBLIC NOTICE
Verizon Wireless is pro-
podsing to construct a
190-foot overall height
monopole telecommuni-
cations structure. The pro-
posed facility would be
located off Green leaf
Place, Crestview,
Okaloosa County. Flor-
ida. Verizon Wireless in-
vites comments from any
interested party on the
impact the tower may
have on any Historic
Properties. Comments
may be sent to the Envi-
ronmental Corporation of
America, ATN: Artis
West, 1375 Union Hill
Industrial Court, Suite A,
Alpharetta, Georgia
30004. Comments must
be received within 30
days. For questions
please call Artis West
770-667-2040x 113
12/19/2007

Legal # 100298
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA IN AND
FOR OKALOOSA
COUNTY CASE NO.
07-CA-3355
REGIONS BANK,
Plaintiff,
vs.
PAUL J HORTAN et,al.
Dependents.
NOTICE OF FORECLO-
SURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgment of Foreclo-
sure daled December 4,
2007 and entered in
Case No. 07-CA-3355,
of the Circuit Court of the
Final Judicial in and for
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida wherein REGIONS
BANK is a Plaintiff and
PAUL J. HORTON, IF LIV-
ING, AND IF DEAD, THE
UNKNOWN SPOUSE,
HEIRS DEVISEES,
GRANTEES ASSIGN-
EES LIENORS, CREDI-
TORS, TRUSTEES AND
ALL OTHER PARTIES
CLAMMING AN INTER-
EST BY THROUGH, UN-
DER OR AGAINST PAUL
J. HORTON; UN-
KNOWN SPOUSE OF
PAUL J. HORTON;
TRINTY VANESSA
HORTON;are the De-
fendents. I will sell to the
highest and best bidder
for cash at Okaloosa
County Courthouse, front
door, 101 E. James Lee
Blvd. Crestview, FL;
Shalimar Courthouse An-
nex, front door, 1250
Eg lin Parkway,
Shalimar,FL 32579, at
11:00 am on January 7,
2008, the following de-
scribed property as set
forth in said Final Judg-
ment, to wit:
LOT 17 BLOCK B
MARY ESTER MANOR
FIRST ADDITION TO THE
PLAT THEREFOF AS RE-
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK
6, PAGE 34 OF THE
PUBLIC RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA.


Any personclaimingg an
interest in the surplus
from the sale, If any,
other than the property
owner as of the date of
he lis pendens must file a
claim within 60 days af-
ter the sale
Dated this 11th day of
December, 2007
DON W. HOWARD
As Clerk of the Court
By: Beth McDonald
As Deputy Clerk
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with Disabili-


ties Act, persons needing
a reasonable accommo-
dation to participate in
this proceeding should
no later than seven (7)
days prior, contact the
Clerk of Court's disability
coordinator at
850-651-7497 1250 N
EGLIN PKWY SUITE
Al 14 SHALIMAR FL.
32579. If hearing' im-
paired, contact "TDD)
800-956-8771 via Flor-
ida Relay System.
Submitted by:
Ben-Ezra & Katz, P.A.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
2901 Stirling Road, Suite
300
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
33312
305-770-4100
Fax: 305-653-2329
12/19/07
12/26/07
Legal #100290
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Wachovia, as holder
of the following
certificate,has filed said
certificate foe a Tax
Deed to be issued
thereon. The certificate
number and year of
issuance, the name in
which the property is
assessed and the
description of the
property is as follows:
Certificate # 2208 of
2005
Assessed to : James &
Miki Austin
Description: Mary Esther
Manor 1st Add Lot 24
BIk G
Parcel ID#
16-2S-24-5011-000G-
0240
Opening Bid: $
7,390.21
all said property being in
the County of Okaloosa,
State of Florida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property
described in the
certificate will be sold to
the highest bidder at the
front coor of the Clerk's
Office at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse
Annex,Shalimar, Florida
at 10:00 a.m. on
January 16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of
December, 2007
DON W HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By: Daniel Luke
Deputy Clerk
12/12/07
12/19/07
12/26/07
01/02/08
Legal# 100287
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Equifunding, as
holder of the following
certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year of issuance, -the
name in which the prop-
erty is assessed and the
description of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 445 of
2005
Assessed to: Gilbert
Copeland Sr.
Description: Sandpiper
Cove Phase #2 Unit
2131 BIdg 147
Parcel ID#:
00-2S-213K-0147-2131
0 e n i n g
Bid:180,676.21 n g
all said property being in
the County of Okaloosa,
State of Florida.
Unless the certificate so
redeemed according to
low, the property de-
scribed in the certificate
will be sold to the highest
bidder at the front door
of the Clerk's Office at
the Okaloosa County
Courthouse Annex,
Shalimar, Florida at
10:00a.m. on January
16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of
December, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
By:Daniel Luke, Deputy

12/12/07
12/19/07
12/16/07
01/02/08





NEW TOA Y

$500 Gift Card
Winner
Mr. Jerry House of Mil-
ligan was the winner of
the $500 Bass Pro
Shop Gift Card raffle
held by the Baker Fire
Dist. Thanks to all the
people and businesses
that supported the
Baker Fire District. Left
to Right Lt. F.
Stienmier Jerry House,
Chief M.Paul


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Notice of Power
of Attorney
Revocation
Let this instrument provide
public notification that I,
James K. Land Jr., due
hereby revoke and nullify
the General Power of At-
torney delegated to Amy
Dallas Lan in February
2007. As such, Amy Dal-
las Land has no authority
to represent me in any
capacity previously af-
forded by the aforemen-
tioned Power of Attorney.


Single white male 70
5'8 l701bs. Looking for
a small white lady 62-72.
I am easy going and
easy to please. Just need
a good woman to share
and do things together.
Please write RLB P.O.
Box 876 Crestview FL
32536, or call (850)
689-8038





Lost female Chihuahua
puppy less than 51bs,
lack & white, near Au-
burn Rd, Cresiview. Has
collar, no ID. 826-3207


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






NEW INTiAV

AKC Boxer
Puppies
Ready for new homes.
Parents on premises. Tails
docked, shots health
cert. Call 683-9988


NEW I"DhAY

Bird Fair/
Supply Sale
Dec. 22nd, (9-4). Four
Points Sheraton. 1325
Hwy 98, FWB.
90 -878-130 FWB

Clippendales
Dog Grooming
Wishes Everyone
Happy Holidays.
Have your pet's picture
made for Christmas. Call
for an appointment.
850-537-4006


Just in time for
Christmas
Adorable Yorkie /
Dachshund mix puppies
five girls / three boys.
First shots and health
certificates provided.
All selling for $250
each. Call
850-642-1981 or
850-642-0066.


Lab Puppies
Ready at Christmas $75.
683-4559 or 902-7496



i 2110
10 month old Border
Collie/Australian Shep-
herd needs good loving
home with space to run.
850-491-9224





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



S2130


NEW IfliAY

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

S & H Stock
Trailer 2004
16'x6'6", HD axles,
trailer mats. Exc cond,
$3900. 850 217-6190


MERCHANDISE
[ - I
3100 Antiques
3110 Appliances
3120 Arts & Crafts
3130 Auctions
3140 Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
Equipment
3170 Collectibles
3180 Computers
3190 Electronics
3200 Firewood
3220 Furniture
3230 Garage/Yard Sales
3240 Guns
3250 Good Things to Eat
3260 Health & Fitness
3270 Jewelry/Clothing
3280 Machinery/
Equipment
3290 Medical Equipment
3300 Miscellaneous
3310 Musical Instmruments
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





Commercial grade B &
C Technologies washer
and dryer in exchange
for donation to Harvest
Vineyard Mission. 850-
682-6447 Ask for Mark.

Ron's Appliance &
Parts, appliance repair,
all brands, we buy work-
ing appliances, 215 N.
Main Street, Call
689-1007. After hours
305-8515





Firewood for sale, de-
livery available. Call
537-2387





Sofa w/hidebed, love
seat & recliner. Green
cloth with oak trim. Like
new. $500 for all 3.
682-3099 or 496-2687





Crestview
Huge Inside Yard Sale,
Thurs Sat, 10am. 429
N Hathaway St, across
from Twin Hills Park.
Everything V2 offl



EW rTOIAV

Crestview
Yard Sale
112 James St Saturday
7am- Until
Lots of Baby Boy Toys &
Clothes, Toddler Bed,
Toolbox for small truck

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



I 3280

Carrier Heat
Pump Condenser
2 ton. Coastal series, in
good condition, $600.
850-305-6739





New Gua dian wheel-
chair Paid $225, asking
$200 or best offer
682-5059





Looking for
A good clean, ready to
go, set of carburetors for
a 2000 (or comparable
year) Yamaha GP800
Waverunner. Please call
864-5745, leave a mes-
sage if no answer.

Looking for
Dead 2000 Yamaha
GP800 waverunner (or
comparable year) to rob
or buy parts off. Please
call 64-5745. Leave
message if no answer.





Compound
Hunting Bows
PSE Lightning Flite
series, left-handed,
good condition, $100
aba. Hi Country Quad
Junior Bow, right-hand,
brand new, never used,
cost over $400 new,
will take $200 aba.
865-8989




NEW TOIAV
New Bowtech Guardian
boat with accessories,
$650. Thompson Encore
pistol with 2 44 maq-
num barrels & 1 22 250
barrel, $750. Call Paul
at 546-0112


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




Business Opp/Investment
Post Office
Now Hiring
Avq. pay $20/hour or
$57K annually including
Federal Benefits and OT.
Paid training, vacations.
PT/FT. 1-868 497-1015
USWA


ENE TODAY

Healthcare/Other
Medical Asst.
Bright, friendly, enthusi-
astic assistant needed
for clinical position in
busy practice. Must
have medical exp.
Great pay & benefits
and long range secu-
rity. Please fax resume
to: 850 784-0222

Healthcare/Optical
Ophthalmic
Technician
Crestview / Niceville
Expanding practice has
opening For exp. tech,
Optica( / Oprometric
exp. a pus. Pease fax
resume in confidence to
the Mullis Eye Institute
850 763-6665.


NEW RTIeAY
Healthcare/Other

Multiple Positions
North Okaloosa
Medical Center
is looking for dynamic
team members tor the
following full time posi-
tions:
' Cook
o Food Service Worker
SRad Tech Assistant
SRod Tech
OR Tech (PRN)
DRG Coordinator
Must have previous
ull Range Coding
experience)
We offer a competitive
salary with an excellent
benefits package.
NOMC
151 Redstone Avenue
Crestview, Fl 32539
850-689-8146
Fax 850-689-8470
Email:
NOMC HR@chs.net
EOE(Drug Free
Wrkplace








5100 Business
Opportunities
5110 Money to Lend


Create wealth from
home Executive level in-
come. Call 800
789-3945, or
http://topearnerlivingeasy.
unifiedwealthsolutions.com

Great Business
Opportunity!
Business "or sale in Crest-
view. Turn key operation.
Call 850-305-7109 ask
for Mark.
Landscape & lawncare
business. Relocating- must
sell. Comm./Res. Crest-
view area. Top of the line
equip & customer list. For
appt. 850 537-8828


Crestview, Bent Creek
Apartments I, Vouchers
Accepted. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
1 & 2 BR, HC & non HC
accessible apartments.
209 Bent reek Road
Crestview, FL. Call
850-682-5563
TDD/TTY 711. Equal
Housing Opportunity
Furnished efficiency
apartment. All utilities
furnished. $150 damage
deposit, $100/week.
Quiet & private.
826-0271



6130
2br 2ba no pets, no
smoking, cose to Walker
Elementary. $750/mo +
$775dd. Call 240-0890


NEW TroIAY

Crestview 2br 1 /2ba
TH, large covr'd back
porch, fenced yard.
$600/ma. 699-0897


6I 14U I


NEW TOODA

American Realty
of Northwest
Florida, Inc.
682-4822 or
651-5717 EHO
*610 Lee Ave, 2br,
lba, $500
* 140 Palmetto Dr 3br,
2.5ba, $925
* 364 Riverchase Blvd
3br 2ba, $950
* 386 Brown PI, 4br,
2ba, $1000
06191 Bethany, 3br,
2ba $550
* 119 North Ave
3 br, 2 ba $745
0 7123 Senierfitt Rd 3br,
2ba, $650
*156 Patch, 3br, 2ba,
$825
0 348 N. Bowers, 3br,
2ba, $825
04/69 Balboa Rd 3br,
2ba $1050
*409 Ashley Dr 3br,
2ba, $825
6311 Strawbridge Dr
3br 2ba, $1150
*39 Re ent Rd
3 br, ba, $1100
0718 Lee Ave.
3 br, 2 ba, $800
0996 Georgia St. 2br,
2bo,$875
*210 Skyline Cir 4 br, 2
ba $1400
*4088 Big Buck Tr
4br, 2ba, $1250
*299 Windsor Cir 3br,
2ba, $850
0317 Runnymeade Dr.
3 br, 2 ba, $900
01420 Greenwood Rd.,
3 br, 4ba, $1,200
*315 John Kin Rd,
3 br, 2 ba, $825
0226 Southview Dr.,
3 br, 2 ba, $895
0328 Lakeview Dr. 3br,
2ba, $775 ...
0332 John King R'd, 3br,"
2ba, $825
0264 Limestone Cir 3br,
2ba $900
04 44 Young Rd, 4br,
2ba, $950
01328 Jeffrine Dr 3br,
2ba, $1050
*323 Lakeview Dr. 3br,
2ba, $900
*6219 Winstead Rd,
3br, 2ba, $875
*130 Claire 3br, 2ba,
$950
0607 Huck Finn Dr, 3br,
2ba, $1000
01002 Quigley Dr. 3br,
2ba, $1100
Visit us at
www.era-american.com


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



Crestview
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 f
Office space for rent,
downtown Crestview.
$1100. Call
850-982-6979



Crestview- 2br, 1ba,
quiet, gated no pets
$600mo/$550dep, 12
mo lease req. 585-1574
Crestview 3 br, near
Walker School. Call
682-2529
Crestview Bent Creek
Apts II Vouchers Ac-
cepted. Rental assistance
may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
HC & non-HC accessible
Spts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
restview, FL. Call 850
682-5563, TDD/TTY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity
Crestview I & II
Apartments
Now accepting applica-
tions for 1 & 2-BRHC &
non-HC accessible apart-
ments for the elderly and
the disabled. Rental assis-
tance may be available.
Call 850-682-6149,
TDD/TTY 711. 1450
Coremo Drive, Crest-
view, FL. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
Crestview
Nice 1 & 2 Bedroom
efficiency apartments,
$500-550 mo, some utili-
ties furnished, lease re-
quired, no pets.
34-4767 or 978-8274


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6140
Brand new 3br & 4br,
2ba homes in quiet sub-
division. Easy access to
Crestview & Niceville.
Starting at $885 per
month. Call
850-689-2221

Century 21 Baylis &
Davis Available Rental
Properties
Laurel Hill
8052 Ludlum Rd 2 BR 2
BA with large den & fire-
place on 4.96 acres
Horses, pets ok. $900mo
Crestview
5218 Moore Loop Rd
Lee Farms New 4 BR, 2
BA, 2 CG Pets ok
$1300mo
Holt
4 BR, 3 BA on 10 acres
large home with 2 stone
fireplaces Horses Pets ok
$1250mo
850-682-4953 or
830-6543


Century 21
Moulton Realty
(850)
682-3849
Rentals:
5474 Haburn St 3br,
2ba $1 100mo+mo
4295 Batten Rd, 3br
2ba, $1000mo+dep
41 1 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, 1 ba, $725mo+dd
6 Courtney Lane
3br, 2ba $900mo+dep
4733 Meadow Lake
Drive, 3 br, 21/2 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 90 W
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


Coldwell Banker JME
Realty 117 Courthouse
Terrace, Crestview, Fl
32536 (850)689-1515
or (850)682-5922
0305 Walnut Ave, 1 br,
1 ba 700sf, $495, Triple
*307 Walnut Ave, br,
1 bo, 700sf, $495 triplex
01562 Texas Pkwy 3br,
2ba, 1109sf $875 no
pets 1 st month rent free
e286-A Henderson St
2br Iba 900sf, $500
trip(ex
*2957 Sholtz Ave 3br 2
ba 1244sf $800 no pets.
*2640 Paddock Circle
4br, 2ba 3042sf, $1375
fenced in back yard
*2716 Paddock Circle,
4br 2ba, 2097, $1375
endless pool
*262 Swaying Pine Ct
3br, 2.5ba 1,309sf,
$900 End Unit TH
6266 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba 1309sf $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
0274 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br 2.5ba 1,415sf,
$900, new townhome
*224 Runnymeade Dr, 2
br 1.5ba 930sf $600 TH
*212 Water Oak Ln,
3br, 2ba, 1288sf $895,
1 st 2 months rent free
0650 Territory Lane, 4
br, 2ba, 3000sf, $1675
military-$200 discount
e2385 Susan Drive-
house 3br, 2ba, 1640sf,
$895 waterfront
*234 Runnymeade Drive
2br 1.5 ba, 930sf,
$600 townhome
02385 Susan Drive,
basement apt. 1 br, 1 ba
1352sf, $595 until. incl.
* 114 Feldon Drive, 3 br
2 ba, 1426 sq ft, $906
remodeled kitchen
* 5984 Creekside Cir-
cle- 3 br, 2 ba, 1465 sf,
$950 1st 6 months
* 5814 Reinke Drive- 4
br 2 ba, 1518 sf,
$1050 in ground pool
0139 Beacons Bend
Road 2br, 1 ba 804sf,
$700. Military f0% dis-
count.
0109 Steeplechase Dr. 3
br, 2 ba, 1025 sf,
$1025, fenced w/large
deck
0909 Maracel Loop 4
br, 3 ba,. 2022 sf,
$1250. upstairs loft.
*3267 Fairview Ave.
3br, 2ba, 1252sf, $895.
1 st month rent free
0 713 Presscott Street,
4br, 2.5ba, 2168sf,
$1350 No pets.
5590 Wheeler Place,
3br 2ba, 1636sf,
$1075, cul-de-sac
. 5157 Whitehurst Lane,
4br 2ba 1930sf,
$1699. dreat room
w/FP -
02838 Tamiami Trail
4br, 2ba, 1942sf
$1200 split master bed-
room.
04815 Summer Creed
Cove 4br, 2ba, 1794sf
$1075, privacy fenced
yard -
0114 Hampton -Drive
2br, 1.5ba, 900sf, $550
TH
05843 Hillcrest Dr. 4br,
2.Sba 1895sf, $1250,
located on 2+acres
for further information
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management.corn


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Crestview home be-
hind hospital w/fenced
yard, ,qrpes, & fish
pond. Animals welcome
avid 850-423-9728

Crestview house 3 Br
2 Ba, fenced yard, cor-
ner lot, $650mo. $650
DD. Pets ok. 537-9798


Crestview- S of 1-10. 3
br, 2 ba 1 cg, fenced yd,
screened porch, $850+
dd. 850-865-3421
Crestview, 114 Jacob
St. 3br 2ba, 1100sf. L.
yard, $875/mo. Pe/
smoking ok. 652-2285

Crestview, 317 North
lincoln, 2br, ba, large
yard, no dogs, $450/
mo. Call 865-5568



NEW TODAY

Crestview, 3br 2ba
1600sf, $875mo.+$875
dep. Newer tile/carpet.
New kitchen. Small pets
negotiable. 902-1299


Crestview:
- 3 br,1 ba $750+dd,
* 3 br, 2 ba $875+ dd,
* 1 br 1 ba $400+ dd.
Rick Epperson Broker/
Owner 850-865-7777











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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2007


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

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-- 6140 1 - 1
Crestview; 333 North
yard gra. No dogs. E
$47i5emo. 65-5568
Niceville Cute and con-


NEW TuBiAY

Janet Johnson
Realty, Inc
Equal Housing
Opportunity
682-1800
Crestview
0 6113 Magnolia Lane
3 br, 1 ba, $725
* 344 First Ave. W
3 br, 2 ba, $825
* 420 Oak Place
3 br, 2 ba, $895
* 124 Walker Circle
4 br, 2 ba, $975
* 6107 Old Hickory Rd
4 br, 2ba, $100
* 1420 Quail Ridge Dr
3 br, 2ba, $1100
* 5251 Mt. Olive Rd
4 br 2 ba, $1100
* 5437 East Brook Dr
4 br 2ba, $1300
Laurel Hill
* 3329 Berrywood Trail
3 br, 2 ba, $650


venient 3 Br 2 /2 Ba, gar-
age, cathedral ceiling
with FP living room.
Fenced yard,possible pet
$1250mo. 835-2795


NEW rIIAV

Teel & Waters
Real Estate
RENTALS
682-6156
* 3542 Auburn Road
S750 3 br, 1 ba
* 2919 Aplin Road
S775 3 br, 2 ba, 1 cg
* 821 Brett St.
,995 3 br, 2 ba
S2117 Hagood Loop
S 1395, 4br,3ba,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


1 6170 -



2003 doublewide in
Crestview 3br 2ba
washer, dryer, large
yard $6907$690 D


3bd 2 ba,1200 SQ ft.,
2001 Clayton Mobile
Home $675mo/$500
dep. Available Sept.
305-2320


3br, 2ba, mobile
home. CH&A, paved
road, Baker/Holt area.
$656/mo + $650dd.
After 5pm, 537-3335 or
537-4981


I 6170
Crestview- 2 br 2 ba
10ac $600mo Lease req.
850 832-0911
Crestview 2BR 1BA
MH, $490mo. 3 Br 1 Ba
MH $550mo. Upgraded
quiet park, military and
seniors welcome no
pets. 850-585-8192







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


9 6.a rd e e c


1980s & 1990s models,
zone 2 wind load. You
move. $1500ea. Dan or
Barbara. 682-0791


Navarre
Beautiful and well main-
tained all brick home in
the heart of Navarre.-
Just minutes to the base
and the beaches.~ This
home offers 1582 sqft
with 3BR and 2BA and
2 crar aroge.~ You
will find"a very open
split floor plan with a
magnificentkitchen fea-
turing beautiful appli-
ances (including refrig-
erator) and tons of
counter and cabinet
space including a cen-
ter island.- There is
also a very large back-
yard that is fully
fenced.- You will not
want to miss out on the
opportunity to see or
own this lovely home.-
Offered at only
$194,900. MLS
#481226.- Call today
to see for yourself.-
Jodi Van Wagner/
Coldwell Banker United
850-723-1907.


Teel & Waters
Real Estate
682-6156
A NEED A LOT FOR
YOUR DREAM HOME?
6 available in Baker.
MLS#444427
&I Beautiful view
of an Adara fairway,
cul-de-sac lot, LG back
yard. MLS#475933
Ik 2 ACRES-NEW
METAL ROOFS. Many
upgrades, in-ground
pool, hot tub & land-
scaping. MLS#462934
t New metal roof.
1 & 2 car detached
garages, on 2 acres.
MLS#462934
i REDUCED! 4BR,
3.1 BA, 4 car garage,
dining room, gourmet
kitchen, granite
countertops, 2
masters & a pool.
MLS#463267


LrA Affordable home
aol 69,5001 Rool
replaced S fenced
MLS#455013
S3BR, 2BA. 1.520SF
w/fireplace, split plan,
metal work shop w'
electric LG master
bath, his & her closes
& covered porch
MLS#451649
t Slit plan, master
w/his & her closets,
covered porch, in
ground pool, sprinkler
system oa 10 x 16
shop MLS't419993
A Motivated Seller!
4BR, 2BA near Adara
Country Club. New
carpet, all major
appliances, privacy
fenced. MLS#473102
-, CALL US
TODAY AT
682-6156


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Photos for Illustration purposes only. Low rates excludes Corvette. Low rates In lieu of rebates. Sale ends 12/26/07.


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


- 810oo

(3) 1951
Chevrolet
Project trucks
Many additional parts.
Delivery possible $2000.
652-3707




| 8110
Mitsubishi Eclipse
1994 New engine &
Euro packages $2000
firm 689-0669





Chevy Silverado 1500
2004 21,000 miles Ask-
ing $10,000. 682-5059

GMC 2500 HD 2006
6.0L engine, 4 wd, crew
cab, 22K miles, truck
box, running boards, bed
mat, dual owmaster ex-
haust exc. cond.
$24,900. Call 850
217-6190



ano
Kawasaki Rave 2006
Fully loaded $2000 or
best offer. 689-0669





Looking for
A good clean, ready to
go, set of carburetors for
a 2000 (or comparable
year) Yamaha GP800
Waverunner. Please call
864-5745, leave a mes-
sage if no answer.

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.



8240

Garman GPS
Map 162
Chart plotter w/ antenna.
$200. Call 496-5670


Xtreme Boats
All Welded, lI Aluminum Boats,
500- S1,000 Rebates on allXtreme Boats,
We also sell Smoker/BBQ, Fryers,
Utility Vehicles. Bonifay FL
www.xtremeindustries.com
Toll Free 1.866-684-3376


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