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Brian Hughes
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CRESTVIEW The City of
Crestview signed a contract for a
new trash collection firm at its Dec.
17 franchise hearing.
Waste Pro, of Florida, Inc.,
immediately began working with
Waste Management, the current
contract holder, to assure a smooth
.transfer.
WVaste Management's original
contract with the city charged $13 per
home per month for garbage pickup,
according to Mayor David Cadle.
With the contract due to expire at the
end of the year, the nationwide firm
submitted a new request for $38 per
home.
Cadle said Waste- Management
cafne down to $26 during the
Contract discussion, but by' then the
-city had opened the contract to other
bidders. Waste Pro, which handles
garbage collection at other Florida
communities including Tallahassee,
offered $19 per home per month.
"Their letters of reference from
mayors and city managers are
just glowing," Cadle said. "With
their rdsumr, the city council felt
corihf rtable going with them.
"We feel real good about this. This
will be good for the city"
The transition from one garbage
collection firm to a new one offers
many challenges, but Cadle praised
the smoothness with which the
process was going and expressed
his relief that minimal snags seem to
have occurred.
A major part of the transition,
which becomes effective Jan. 2, is Ann Spann I Crete News Bulletin
Stacks of new "Waste Pro" containers were unloaded at Crestview's Spanish
See TRASH A3 Trail Park in preparation for the change in the city's garbage pickup.




Salvation Army: Kettle donations


are up; other donations down


Sandra Dreaden I Special to the News Bulletin
Art and Cody Dreaden installed the
Crestview Public Library's new art
exhibition system on Dec. 2.

Student


art exhibit


mounted
Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW To kick off the new year,
the Crestview Public Library will show off
its new art exhibition system with an exhibit
of works by student artists.
The $851 picture hanging system was
manufactured by AS Hanging Systems of
Montreal and was a gift of the Friends of
the Library. It can accommodate 17 full-
sized pictures and more if smaller art is
double-hung, said Reference Librarian
Sandra Dreaden.
See ART A3


Organization

Kyle Wright
Crestview News Bulletin
The clinking of coins in the Salvation
Army red kettle- jingled in the holiday air
in north Okaloosa County this month.
The Fort Walton Beach Salvation
Army, which also serves north Okaloosa
County, said kettle donations were on
pace to surpass the totals from 2006.
Unfortunately, sometimes angels'
wings can't spread quite far enough.
The organization said contributions
to mail appeals and the Empty Stocking


accepts contributions year-round


Fund are down compared to 2006.
Salvation Army branches across the
nation also reported problems with
people committing to contribute to angel
tree campaigns, but not returning the
pledged gifts.
"Everybody has that problem," said
Jennifer Macon of the Fort Walton Beach
Salvation Army. who said the same issues
occurred with local angel tree efforts.
Makesha Peterson of Crestview said
her family is going through some tough
times, so she had her four children signed
up on an angel tree. Three of her children


received gifts. One did not.
"I appreciate what I did get," Peterson
said. "But I had one of my kids not get
anything, and I was really heartbroken
by that."
Christmas has come and gone, but
Macon said it's never too late to contribute
to the Salvation Army's efforts.
The organization conducts toy drives
throughout ,the year. Toy donations
are distributed to fire victims and at
holidays.
"You can always donate," Macon
said.


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Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin Special to the News Bulletin
Crestview Kiwanis Treasurer, Malcolm Hayes presents Judy Wiseman and Shirley Daniel of Vanguard Bank's
a $250 donation from the Crestview Kiwanis Club Niceville Branch display some Christmas gifts for
to Lt. Wayne Grandstaff for the Crestview Police Children in Crisis and Shelter House.
Department's "Cops for Kids" Christmas Program. The
money will be used to purchase Christmas gifts for
underprivileged children in the local community.


FWB man wins Fisher House car


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
CRESTVIEW A Fort
Walton Beach senior citizen
got something special in his
stocking this year.
Well, in his driveway, to
be more precise.
Robert Renlie's raffle
ticket was the one pulled
from the trunk of a 2008
Chevrolet Impala by
regional media personality
Laura Hussey last Friday.
Renlie won the car, but
the big winner was Fisher
House of the Emerald
Coast.
More than $26,250
was raised by the raffle.
Proceeds benefit the home
for families of servicemen
or military dependents
being treated at Eglin Air
Force Base Hospital.
"Fisher House is a
tremendous benefit,
helping families in times
of tremendous need," said
Col. Robb Rennie, Eglin
hospital's administrator.
The car raffle was a huge
success toward raising
both awareness of the
project, as well as raising
some of the estimated $2
million needed to build the
home and provide initial
operating expenses, said
Trecia Chedister, a director:
for Fisher House of the
Emerald Coast.


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Local news personality, Laura Hussey drew the winning ticket for the 2008 Chevy
Impala at Award Chevrolet on Friday.


"We did really well," she,
said.
"Thanks to Award
Chevrolet's donation of the
car, we're going to deposit
quite a large amount into
our Fisher House account,"
beamed treasurer Theresa
Kemp.
Kemp said Bob Lynn,
another Fisher House
director who. championed
ticket sales, has not had
a ,weekend off for two
months.
"Thank God you're
giving away the car," Lynn'


joked Friday morning. "I'll
finally get a weekend off!
Then we move on to the
next fund-raiser."
Air Force SSgt. Tim
Estrada is another Fisher
House volunteer who has
devoted "every weekend"
toward the raffle's success
and eagerly attended the
drawing.
"Fisher House is
an organization that I
personally like volunteering
for," said Estrada, a
Crestview resident. "This
is something I've been


waiting to see. How could I.
miss this?"
After Chedister, Lynn,
Rennie and Kemp in
succession repeatedly
stirred the trunk full of
tickets, Hussey reached
into the mass of paper slips
and triumphantly held aloft
ticket No. 1927.
Lynn promptly whipped
out his cell phone and called
Renlie. The 84-year-old,
who "never won anything
more than a $20 bill" in
his life, at last had hit the
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TRASH continued from Al


replacing 8,000 Waste
Management home garbage
bins with Waste Pro's bins.
Beginning last week, as
Waste Management picked
up its bins, Waste Pro
dropped off its bins.
Cadle said Waste Pro
has hired most of Waste
Management's drivers,
assuring experienced
operators familiar with
their routes will continue
to serve the city. Four new
drivers have yet to be
hired.
"We're utilizing rear-
load trucks instead of side
load automatic trucks,"
said Waste Pro's regional


vice president .Ralph Mills.
"It gives you a lot cleaner
look. And any small bulk
items like pieces of wood or
lawn chairs, we pick up as
we go.
"When we go down
the street, we want to look
back and see all the barrels
turned neatly to the street
and that the street is clean,"
Mills said. "It gives a much
cleaner look to the city."
Homeowners should
see no interruption in
service, Cadle and Mills
said, although collection
days might shift slightly
as Waste Pro analyzes its
service routes.


LOCAL


Waste Pro has opened
a temporary office in
Crestview until it finds
permanent space, meaning
local management will be on
hand to answer residents'
questions and address their
concerns.
"We're trying to do
things the right way,"
Mills said enthusiastically.
"We're trying to respond
to customers and provide
good customer service.
It's really about pride and
trying to do things the right
way.
"We're thrilled to be in
Crestview. We want to grow
with Crestview."


ART continued from Al


Crestview News Bulletin I A3


Miss Richbourg Pageant


Kristina Beaman
Richbourg Middle School

Richbourg Middle
School's Miss Richbourg
pageant is coming! It
will be here Jan. 18 at the
CHS auditorium at 6 p.m.
Only Richbourg students
may participate.
Last year's Miss
Richbourg was Stephanie
Barlow. She will crown
this year's winners.
,,Each contestant will
receive one "Mom Pass,"
which allows one female
into the dressing room to
help the contestant get
'ready. The dresses must
be age appropriate.
This year's theme is
"A Winter Wonderland."
The main colors are silver
and white with minimal
baby blue accents.


Seating will be first
come / first available with
the auditorium open for
seating beginning at 5:15
p.m.
The Miss Photogenic
entry fee is $10 for the
first photo and $5 for
the second. Photographs
must be no larger than
8 inches by 10 inches.
Photos are due to Ms.
Buis not later than Jan.
15.
Girls will be given a
question they will answer
on stage. There are five
total questions the girls
receive when they pay
their entrance fee. SQ
girls, you can prepare and
practice ahead of time,
but you will not know
which question you will
get to answer until you
are on stage.


Rehearsal is at RMS
gymnasium at 6 p.m.
Jan. 15. Contestants are
judged at 20 possible
points on the following:
stage presence, poise,
overall appearance and
interview question.
Students receive 1 to 5
bonus points for a high
GPA. Out of town judges
will be used.
Should you have any
questions, need an entry
form, or want to help
with set decorations, see
Ms. Buis at RMS, or call
689-7229, Ext. 112.
So girls, get :your
dresses, make your
appointments and get
ready! The yearbook and
cheerleaders that sponsor
the event look forward
to an evening of fun,
friendship and fancy.


Okaloosa Baptist Association


offering free English classes


Dreaden's husband, Art,
and son, Cody, installed the
system at the beginning of
the month at no cost to the
library.
"We can hang a lot of
pictures of any size," said
Librarian Jean Lewis. "Our
Friends are very generous."
The January and
February exhibition will
feature artwork by award-


winning Crestview High
School artist Sophia
Valverde as well as other
student artists. Installation
will be on Friday.
A reception for the
student artists will be held
Feb. 4 at 6:30 following the
monthly meeting of the
Cultural Arts Council at the
library. The public is invited
to meet the young artists


Young Crestview artist
Sophia Valverde will
mount an exhibition o
her works, including
her first place-winnin
portrait of Billie Holid
through February aloi
with other CHS stude
artists.
and their instructor, L
Ziwicki, and view the
,6f their talents and lab
The library, is se(
artists interested
exhibiting-. their
utilizing the new sy
There are several. pe
available through
2008, Dreaden. said.
the library at 682-443
information.


Brian Hughes
Crestview, News Bulletin


CRESTVIEW -
The Okaloosa Baptist
g Association will begin
ay, offering, free English
ng classes for area residents
,ng for whom English is not
t.eir first language.
Because instructors
,aurel aren't fluent in the many
fruits languages students
)ors. might speak-(apart from
eking Spanish), "it is based on
in the idea that students
work will know a little bit of
stem. English," association
nriods spokeswoman Ila Bosarge
ghout said.
Call,, Beginner, intermediate,
2 for and advanced classes
will be offered, Bosarge
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said, depending on the
student's knowledge of
the English language.
There will be a brief
assessment interview at
the first session to help
place students at the
appropriate level.
Bosarge said the classes
are mainly designed, for
adults who are living
here who don't speak
English. Organizers aren't
planning for children's
courses right now, but if
students have children,
they can come.
However, Bosarge
. cautioned no provision
for child-care has been
made at the present time
Classes will begin on
Jan. 8 at 6 p.m. at Valley


Road Baptist Church, 1018
Valley Rd. in Crestview.
The class term will run
concurrently with the
public school calendar.
There will be no charge
for the classes. However,
students will be given the
opportunity to purchase
the textbooks on site.
More information
can be obtained by
calling the Okaloosa
Baptist Association
office at 682-5434. People
interested in participating
may register at the
beginning session, or by
calling the office.
Bosarge said Social
Security numbers are not
necessary to register for
the classes.


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Participants set a Crestview parade record this year


On behalf of the Main Street
Crestview Association and the
City of Crestview, the sponsoring
entities in-recent years of the
annual Downtown Crestview
Christmas Parade, I would like to
express deep appreciation for the
assistance provided by some hard
working volunteers that helps to
ensure our city continues to have
successful Christmas Parades
year after year.
There has been an annual -
Christmas parade in the
downtown area every since 1958.
Just as it was 49 years ago and
has been through the years since
then, there is always a seemingly
small group of dedicated
people that will step forward
and do whatever is necessary
to bring delightful holiday
entertainment and excitement
that can be enjoyed by all of our
area residents, especially our
youngsters. This year's parade
had a record number of entries
(169), including 71 colorful floats.
Parades with as many entries
as we've seen in very recent


years can only be successful if
there is a lot of good planning,
coordination and, most of all,
some volunteers that will assist
with the staging and line-up
requirements on the actual event
day. '
This year's group of volunteers
consisted of some first timers,
some that have assisted for a
few recent years and some that
have been involved almost every
year for the last decade or longer.
Some volunteers had specific
tasks to accomplish, while others
were involved from the first
stages of planning until the event
was successfully concluded.
A very special recognition and
. appreciation is extended to the
local volunteers that assisted in
one or more ways with this year's
parade efforts. Specifically, these
volunteers are Grace Ferdon, Pam
Golden, Angela Ferdon-Cotton,
Larry Woolley, Bob Lynn, Greg
Casey, Mickey Rytman, Julia
Phillips, Ron Gautney, Frances
Gautney, Cindy Harris, Cindy
O'Louglin, Sean O'Louglin,


Nancy Bass, Ellis Conner, Mac
McKendree, Lisa Kimbrough,
Marsh Johns, Ann Spann, Kelly
Humphrey, Wayne Steele,
Lindsey Rose, B. J. Thomhave,
Cal Zethmayr, Ken Nielsen,
Jerry Milligan, Gloria Fortner,
Connie Mason, Kathy Bailey,
Ileana Kertis, Kathy Barrow and
Beverly Brunson. Some of these
volunteers have gained expertise
over the last several years to
make things go smoothly in the
weeks before and on the tactual
day of the annual Christmas
parade.
Appreciation is given for the
positive event coverage from all
the local media. Additionally,
the large number of event-
involved employees from the
City of Crestview's Police and
Public Services Departments,
as well as the seven military
volunteers from Eglin Main,
Hurlburt Field and Duke Field
(Torry Brittain, Nichelle Stanley,
Robert Love, Marquita Scruggs,
Darlen Saget, Timothy Estrada
and Minty Knighton) are.to be


recognized and commended
for their support. All rendered
valuable assistance to our local
parade volunteers, especially in
the staging, line-up and security
efforts prior to and during the
parade.
Again, heartfelt appreciation
is extended to all the dedicated
volunteers for their active role
in bringing about another very
successful Downtown Crestview
Christmas Parade. I'm sure some
of these volunteers are personally
known by many of the citizens
of the Crestview area, and I
encourage the citizens of our
community to individually thank
theses folks for a job well done.
Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year greetings are wished
to all from the Main Street
Crestview Association and the
City of Crestview.

Bill Kilpatrick
CRA/Main Street Program director
City of Crestview


FWC did the right thing on manatees


Melissa Tedoer Amanda Kosche
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Ann Spann
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Bobby Barkley
NWF-LA Hook & Trigger


Dear Editor:

Commissioners (Florida Fish
& Wildlife) did the right thing
at the recent meeting in Key
Largo when they unanimously
voted to defer action on
whether to downlist the
beloved Florida manatee from
Endangered to Threatened,
while voting to go ahead with a
manatee management plan.
Much consternation from
stakeholders as to the wisdom
and consistency of the present,
crritpria havp nut in doubt th


validity of the listing process
which.was changed several
years ago to try and make
the state process more like an
international process.
The result has been
confusion and contention .
between the agency and those
who have been its most ardent
supporters.
The manatee put this listing
process in the spotlight like
no other species. Along with
the panther, the manatee is
a much-loved icon of what
is left of wild Florida. The


docile sea cow, most scarred
by encounters with boat
propellers, is a living symbol
of what we still retain as to
natural resources.
Both the seasoned and new
FWC Commissioners made a
good first showing in voting
to keep the manatee on the
Endangered list, and we much
appreciate their thoughtfulness,
as well as the: leadership shown
by Governor Charlie Crist.
The Florida Wildlife
Federation includes many .
-conservation-minded hunters


and anglers who enjoy boating
and using our water resources,
but who also want to ensure
that the manatee is here for
future generations to enjoy.
As we move forward on
revisiting the listing issue, it
is hoped all sides can work
together and come to mutual
agreement.

Sincerely,

Manley K. Fuller III, President
Florida Wildlife Federalion


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Looking back at 2007 and ahead to 2008, Pt. 1


Lou Frey

In the next few articles I will
try to summarize the political
happenings of '07 and what
they mean, if anything, for the
elections in '08.
But first let me tell you my
holiday wish for our country.
My wish would be to have a
president run and at the same
time announce he or she will
be a one-term president. The
President would lay out an
agenda which will include
reforming Social Security,
Medicare and Medicaid. The
President would take on the
deficit, balance the budget
and would also pass an
immigration bill. The President
would come out with a
national energy plan which
would include conservation,
alternative energy research
and in the interim the
willingness to increase the use
of present energy sources like
coal, gas, oil and even nuclear.
The plan would guarantee
energy independence in 2040.
The President would speak to
the American people and try to
enlist members of both parties


in this crusade for survival. I
know it is wishful thinking,
but the problems I have laid
out are not going to go away.
For instance, Social Security,
Medicare and Medicaid will
take up over 75 percent of our
budget in 40 years. We are now
importing close to 60 percent
of our oil and gas prices are
over $3 a gallon. The number
of illegal immigrants continues
to rise. These problems will
ruin our country if not solved.
Each year that goes by
makes it more difficult to solve
these monumental issues.
Solving some of the most
pressing domestic problems
will make it easier to address
our problems around the
world. My biggest surprise in
2007 was how the Democrats
in the House worked so
effectively, not on legislation,
but on helping their newly
elected 2006 candidates
for the '08 election. As has
been true for many years,
the party in power always
raises more money than the
party out of power. This year
the Democrats have been
outraising the Republicans


by close to a 2-to-1 margin.
Even more impressive is the
fact that the ten Democratic
House members who won
by the smallest margin now
have well over $1 million in
the bank. In Florida this is
true. In the former Mark Foley
district, Tim Mahoney (D-FL)
has raised well over $1 million
and is continuing to bring in
additional money.
The Democrats also have
made sure that the new
Democrats and those in
trouble have some "legislative
successes." For instance,
Mahoney and Ron Klein
(D), who was elected in the
district held for many years by
Republican Clay Shaw, were
sponsors of a catastrophic
insurance bill that would be of
great aid, if it becomes law, to
the residents of Florida. This
bill cleared the House and
gave them great exposure in
their districts, both of which
occupy part of the vulnerable
eastern shoreline of Florida.
Finally and this in my
experience is unprecedented,
the Democrats ensured that the
newer members got plus-ups


and in some cases more plus-
ups than senior members. This
was not true regarding the top
Democrats on appropriations,
such as John Murtha (D-Pa.),
but in other cases, such as in
Mississippi and Florida, senior
Democrats took a step back
and let the additional plus-
ups go to the new members.
What this demonstrates is
the determination of the
Democratic leadership to keep
and increase their control in
the House and the fact that
senior members are willing to
give up some local projects in
order to keep their positions of
power.
The only black cloud on
the horizon for the Democrats
in the House is the potential
that Hillary Clinton will be
the Democratic nominee. If
she is and I believe this will
happen on Feb. 5, she will
have the highest negatives of
any presidential nominee since
they began polling.

Lou Frey Jr. Is 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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Happy New Year! The
library will be open from
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on
Dec. 31. We will be closed
on Jan. 1.

ON THIS DAY IN
HISTORY
In 1865, James H. Nason
received a patent for a
coffee percolator, which
makes my dad very happy
each morning (and all day,
really). When hurricanes
have knocked out our
electricity, the generator
ran between the house
and the shed to keep the


refrigerator and deep freeze
running. Yet when morning
came each day, it ran Dad's
electric percolator! Thank
you, James H. Nason! No
one makes a cup of coffee
quite like Dad!

TRIVIA FOR KIDS
AND TEENS
According to Southern
tradition, what should you
eat on New Year's Day to
bring wealth? Tell the correct
answer to one of us at the
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Hospice at the Robert L.F.
Sikes Public Library.

made a home out of the
Texas wilderness, where a
man and a woman could
build a dream. These were
the people who took their
joy, their courage, their
greatness from the land. And
this was Travis, the 14-year-
old whose father had left
him to do the farming and
hunting and to protect his
mother and small brother.
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a boy to do alone. It took a
boy and a big, ugly, yellow
dog. A dog that would give
them love and laughter and
a heartache they would
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Special to the News Bulletin
Rebecca McGraw and Israel Warren
After a 1 Corinthians Chapter 7, verse 1 and 2 courtship,
Pastor Joel E. and Debbie McGraw of Crestview joyfully
announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Ann
McGraw, to Israel Joseph Warren, also of Crestview. Israel
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Sandy Warren of
Holt.
The wedding is scheduled for Feb. 16, 2008, at the
Crestview Independent Baptist Church in Crestview.
Rebecca is a graduate of Landmark Christian Academy
in Haines City. Israel graduated from Joy Bible Baptist
Christian School in Milton and earned an associate degree
from Panhandle Bible Institute. He works at Baker Tire
and Service.
Soon after the wedding, the couple plans to work in
Alaska with juvenile delinquents as preacher and wife.





Marie J. Finkel
Marie J. Finkel, age 82, of Blackman, passed away Tuesday,
Dec. 18, 2007. She was born Oct. 25, 1925 in Elizabeth, N.J. and
moved to Crestview in 1963.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Herman C. Finkel
Jr., and son, Larry Finkel.
Survivors include her four children Rodney and Mary Finkel of
Blackman, Dale and Patricia Finkel of Blackman, Karen Haworth
of Milton, and Kenneth and Katy Finkel of Blackman; her beloved
four-legged companion, Molly; one sister, Evelyn Hill of Virginia
Beach, Va.; 11 grandchildren and 13 grandchildren.
Memorialization is by cremation.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in memory of
Marie Finkel to Covenant Hospice or the NMCRS Whiting Field,
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, 7511 USS Enterprise St., Bldg.
3025, Naval Air Station Whiting Field, Milton, FL 32570-6155.
Brackney Funeral Service, Crestview, is in charge of
arrangements.











A6 I Crestview News Bulletin


LOCAL


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2007


BORDER Mad Bavaria
SCROSSINGS Mad about King Ludwig's Bavaria
Brian Hughes


HOHENSCHWAN-
*" GAU, BAVARIA We
stepped off the bus into
the cool, crisp, clean air of
a Bavarian winter morning.
It was the day after a sub-
stantial snowfall, and this
little village was a wonder-
land of sugar-frosted fields,
fir trees and the quaint ar-
chitecture my cousin once
dubbed "Disney Baroque."
Our Gdstehaus "guest-
house," or bed-and-break-
fast was a short ten-min-
ute walk from the bus stop.
Haus Weiher is run by the
gracious Frau Oswald, who
speaks little English but is a
consummate hostess.
Our room was spot-
less, had a good-sized
bathroom, and best of all,
opened onto the large bal-
cony with a beautiful view
of Neuschwanstein Castle.
Each morning began in
the warm, cozy breakfast
room. Nobody does break-
fast, my favorite meal, quite
like Germans. Frau Oswald
filled the table with fresh
rolls, grain bread, butter,
jams, honey, an assort-
ment of cheeses and cold
cuts, pastries, tea and juice.
Anything we (as well as the
people at the next table)
didn't finish, she insisted
we take along for snacks.
We visited the "King's
Nook," as this corner of
Bavaria is known, shortly
after New Year's, a per-
fect time to be in Europe.
Christmas decorations are
till aglow, the snow is usu-
ally postcard-perfect, but
tourists have not invaded
for the skiing season yet.
We had both been to
Neuschwanstein before. It's
probably the most visited
tourist attraction in Europe.
Yet I love the mystique of
the castle and its builder,
the beloved late-19th-cen-
S tury ruler, King Ludwig
II, a romantic often called
"Mad" King Ludwig.
This time we wanted to
explore beyond the fairy-
tale charm of his most fa-
mous legacy. We began
with a wholesome hike up
the road toward the castle.
The' region offers kilo-
meter after kilometer of
free public hiking paths
and cross-country ski trails.
Many paths were shoveled
clear of snow.
An overlook behind the
castle offered a breathtaking
view of Hohenschwangau
and its ochre-colored hill-
top castle, Ludwig's child-


hood home.
Our path took us to the
MarienbrUicke, a bridge
that affords one of the
most spectacular views of
Neuschwanstein. Alas, the
paths beyond the bridge
were not cleared.
Back down the hill, we
followed the footpath over
to Schwangau, a larger vil-
lage across the valley, where
we rented cross-country
skis.
(Make sure your bind-
ings work before you leave
the shop! Mine didn't. My
buddy, not realizing my left
ski kept coming loose, was
halfway across the valley
before realizing he'd left me
behind.)
While not difficult to
master, cross-country ski-
ing is a more vigorous
exercise than it looks.
Fortunately, we found the
Kristall-Therme, a family-
friendly spa with several
pools, whirlpools, saunas,
etc. We enjoyed wallowing
in the outdoor salt-water
pool, only three feet from
the snow banks around us,
New Age music lilting from
underwater speakers.
Rejuvenated and relaxed,
we walked the half hour
back to Hohenschwangau
for dinner. As we left the
village streetlamps, floodlit
Neuschwanstein served as
a beacon in the clear winter
night, dominating the val-
ley like its builder's aura.
There is a large selec-
tion of restaurants near
Haus Weiher catering to
the castle's many visi-
tors. Proprietors easily can
command a hefty price for
meals as their audience is
essentially captive in this
rural area.
Surprisingly, they don't.
Indulging in traditional
Bavarian fare, including
roast pig knuckles and
dumplings, we found the
cuisine excellent, the por-
tions substantial, yet the
prices reasonable.
We set out the next morn-
ing for the town of Ffissen.
The walk through silent
pine forests, along country
roads and across the river
took about an hour and was
simply beautiful.
Ffissen exudes the charm
of a quaint provincial capi-
tal. Its mantle of fresh snow
accentuates the lovely old
buildings.
The Schloss (palace) is a
remarkable exercise in the
art of architectural trompe


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
King Ludwig II's Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the world's most familiar landmarks,
and, like its builder, its aura stretches across the entire region.


l'oeil. Its ornate carvings
and stonework appear viv-
idly realistic until viewers
realize it is all, in fact, elab-
orate flat artwork.
Below the Schloss is
the opulent Benedictine
Monastery of St. Mang,
which overflows, as do
most Bavarian and Tirolian
churches, with the gorgeous
excesses of the regional
Baroque.
We explored churches
and the main cemetery be-
fore heading, still on foot,
out to the Festspielhaus,
Germany's newest and
most technically advanced
theater. The lavish musical
Ludwig2 was playing at that
time, but the house now
iVprimarily runs traveling
productions in repertory.
On our last day in
Bavaria, we visited the
pilgrimage church of St.
Coloman, which sits orna-
mentally in the middle of
a vast field. (It was closed,
and usually is.)
Over in Schwangau, we
visited the combination
gas station, restaurant,
souvenir shop and gro-
cery store. Here we found
great mementoes for less
than we'd pay at the pleth-
ora of tourist shops in
Hohenschwangau.
We also bought bread,
sausage and cheese for
lunch. Later we ducked


out of the bitter wind for a
tasty al fresco very fres-
co! lunch in a school bus
shelter before returning to
the Kristall-Therma for an-
other soothing wallow.
The next morning we
bid a fond "auf wiederseh-
en" to Frau Oswald and
one of the world's most
idyllic, magical, roman-
tic and hospitable places,
vowing to return to fur-
ther explore the realm of
Ludwig II.


VISITING KING
LUDWIG'S
BAVARIA:
Getting there: Catch the morning
train to FOssen from Munich. It'll be
filled with other tourists no matter
when you visit, so ride in one of
the front cars. Upon arriving, dash
-r,-ugri itre station and across the
street where the "Royal Castles"
public bus will be waiting. It takes
other tourists, who often travel
'n ,i][upj:, a few minutes to get
organized. Grab a seat before they
realize they need to be on the same
bus. The driver will announce the
"castles" stop, which is the vlage
of Hohenschwangau.
H(ir rh ,l j'nI W unig j u [iin 'j, '
www.hohenschwangau.de
Schwangau info:
www.schwangau.de
Fissen information:
fuessen.netzwerteserver.de
FOssen Festpielhaus:
www.das-testspielhaus.de
Kristall-Therma Spa:
vwww v in:r.irjiriei[i-:chwangau.de
Train schedules:
www.bahn.de


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
The FOssen Schloss (palace) boasts exquisite
examples of architectural trompe I'oeil painting.


Brian Hughes I Crestview News Bulletin
A horse-drawn sleigh approaches the St. Coloman
pilgrimage church in a field near Schwangau.


From staff reports


DECEMBER

DAV TRANSPOR-
TATION: The Disabled
American Veterans van
providing transportation
to the Outpatient Clinic in
Pensacola will not be avail-
able through Dec. 31. It is
scheduled to resume on
Jan 2. Okaloosa County's
Volunteer Drivers Program
is in need of drivers to keep
this program operational.
The van departs from
Crestview, Niceville and
Fort Walton Beach Monday,
Wednesday and Friday,
if there is a requirement.
Veterans Services offices are
open from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday. For details
call 689-5922 or 651-7258.
OWC SPRING
REGISTRATION: is in
progress at www.owc.edu
for returning students and
new students who have
completed the admissions
process. In-person registra-
tion will be held Jan. 2 4


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at all six OWC locations.
Classes begin Jan. 14 and
March 6. Late registration
continues through Jan. 22.
For details call 689-7911,
729-6922, or 892-8100 in
Walton County starting Jan.
2 or see the OWC Web site.
OWC campus locations are
closed for in-person services
through Jan. 1.
OWC COLLEGIATE
REGISTRATION:
Admissions packets for


2008-09 admission to the
Collegiate High School at
Okaloosa-Walton College
are now available at www.
owcollegiatehigh.org.
Information sessions will be
held Jan. '7 and 24 at 6 p.m.
in the College Mall, Bldg.
K community gallery on
the OWC Niceville campus
and Jan. 14 at 6 p.m. at the
Crestview Public Library.
The Collegiate High
School office (729-4949) will
be closed through Jan. 1.
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up date is Dec. 31 at Publix
from 4 to 5 p.m.
FARMERS AND
RANCHERS CENSUS: State
Agricultural Commission
Charles Bronson asks farm-
ers and ranchers to watch
their mail in early January
for the arrival of the 2007
Census of Agriculture form.
"The input received...helps
shape the future of agri-
culture for years to come,
and we want to make sure
that the voices of Florida's
Farmers and Ranchers ate
heard," he said.
OWC EXPANDS NEW
TICKET POLICY: Building
on the success of this year's
Broadway season, the Mattie
Kelly Fine and Performing


Arts Center at Okaloosa-
Walton College has opened
ticket sales for all 2008 OWC
productions.
The OWC Mattie Kelly
Arts Center box office phone
and in-person hours are
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Call 729-6000 or toll
free 1-888-838.ARTS (2787).
You may also buy tickets on-
line at www.owc.edu/arts.
There is a group discount of
$5 off per ticket for groups
of ten or more individual
tickets purchased together.
Group sales must be made
by phone or in-person.
The center is located at
100 College Boulevard on
the Niceville campus.
PAWS SANTA TREE:
Through Dec. 31, The


Panhandle Welfare Society
has a gift tree displayed at
the Junk Yard Dog, 179 Eglin
Parkway in Fort Walton
Beach. Sponsor a shelter pet
by choosing an ornament
that holds a suggested mon-
etary donation to provide
items for that shelter pet.
The money will be
used to buy the items "re-
quested," and pet adopters
will be informed of the gift
given.
PAWS and the Humane
Society reminds you that
pets do not make good
Christmas gifts, but should
be selected by the person
who will be responsible for
that pet. They suggest a
PAWS gift certificate instead.
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BUSINESS


REAL ESTATE


SECTION


Preserves at Campton going green


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

LAUREL HILL When
a realtor tells you about a
home deal that sounds too
good to be true, it probably
is. Some real estate deals
come with more catches
than Yogi Berra.
But not only are the
Preserves at Campton going
to be modestly priced,
according to their builder
they are also going to be
cheaper to live in.
Located off State Road 85
and Senterfitt Road between
Crestview and Laurel Hill,
preliminary site work began
earlier this year.
Committed to producing
a "green" community,
the developers, Emerald
Coast Partners, have been
searching for just the
right builder to meet their
criterion of well-built,
inexpensive-to-live-in yet
affordable homes.
. They found it in
American Durahomes, an
Atlanta-based company
that has experience building
affordable homes in South
Africa, the Caribbean and
Asia. The Preserves will be'
one of their first domestic
projects.
"What makes usdifferent
than the more traditional
buildings you see in this part
of Florida is we incorporate
an actual concrete and
steel superstructure for the
house," explainedAmerican
Durahomes' Barclay Burks.
Burks was quick to assure
potential buyers "we are
iiot a prefabricated building
system. We actually
construct our houses on
site."
From foundation to roof,
the entire home is reinforced
all around with steel "rebar,"
making it one big, unified
building system.,
"To use General Motors'
term, you have a 'unibody'
construction all around,"
Burks said.
The system has a lot
of 'racking strength,' or
resistance to side-to-side
motion, allowing the


homes to stand up to severe
weather, winds and even
earthquakes.
There is a 10-inch cavity
in the walls through which
plumbing, ductwork and
electrical systems are placed,
"then a proprietary infill is
poured in," Burks said.
American Durahomes',
filler material provides such
exceptional insulation that
"you could put a blowtorch
on the wall outside and
never feel it inside," Burks
said. "Laboratory tests
show between an R-35 and
40 value."
(As comparison, an
efficient modem refrige-
rator has an R-value around
30.)
This results in heating
and cooling bills expected to
be less than $50 per month
at current rates.
Though strong, the
homes planned for
the Preserves bear no
resemblance to the military
"pillbox" one may imagine.
"We finish the homes in a
traditional method," Burks
said. Inside, wall finishes,
"look just like a sheetrock
wall. You can hammer nails
in it. You don't have to do
a lot of drilling to hang
pictures."
Roof decks will be
finished in either concrete
board, often known' as
Hardiplank, or plywood.
Fiberglas or vinyl
%windows that "look just like
what you're using now,"
Burks said, will provide
further thermal insulation
while 'being resistant to
breakage by- anything from
flying hurricane debris
to the boy next door's
baseball.
Interior fixtures will
include wooden cabinets,
and wooden and tile
flooring.
"From an appearance
standpoint you would
notice no difference from a
regular house except it's a
lot prettier," Burks said.
In addition to the energy
efficiency of the homes,
"we use about 85 percent
recycled material in the wall


American Durahomes I Special to the News Bulletin
This 1,670 square-foot home is typical of homes planned for the Preserves at
Campton near Laurel Hill,


system," Burks said.
Another advantage is the
houses' soundness.
"The reason our name
is American Durahomes is
our homes are extremely
durable," Burks said
proudly. "There's no need to
ever change the appearance
of our homes unless you
want to change the color.
There's no need to repaint,
and no, need to add a new
. roof after 12 years."
Burks said the"
construction method is'
also termite proof, mold
and mildew resistant, has
an extremely high sound
coefficient (go ahead, blast
that stereo!) and is extremely
fire retardant.
There are more good
reasons to welcome
American Durahomes to
the north end of Okaloosa
County.
"We plan every single
possible way to buy supplies
locally," Burks assured area
contractors. "We also will
endeavor to employ locally.


The vast majority of our
employment base does not
need to have a trade skill
(excepting plumbers and
electricians).
"Beyond that we will
train our own crews," he
said.
Preserves at Campton
homes will sell for between
$160,000 and $190,000 in
first phase, said Ken Wright
of Emerald Coast Partners
and ReMax Southern, the
development's realtor.
The smallest home to be
offered is 1,412 square feet;
the largest is 1,857 square
feet. While several "stock"
home plans are available,
"we have complete
flexibility in terms of floor
plans and designs," Burks
said. "We can build towers
and round rooms, even
mansions."
But the Preserves'


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Floor plans for the 1,670 sq.-ft. model home.


"mission is to stay in a truly
affordable market place,"
Wright said.
Despite the many perks
of their home construction
method, Burks remained
modest.
"It isn't that we're


geniuses. We use a lot of
very effective materials and
we employ a management
structure that lends
itself to the low-income
marketplace. We don't have
a huge overhead. It really is
a basic industry," he said.


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Man on a mission to fix computers


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

Crestview residents on a
budget who need their old
computer fixed but can't
afford the often high fees
have an alternative.
Mark Long, owner of
Computer Concepts, serves
as a volunteer "I.T. guy"
at the Harvest Vineyard
mission at 544 Main St. In
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mission'scomputersystems
up and running, he repairs
computers for members of
the community.
The Ohio native, who
came to Crestview a year
ago, charges a basic $25
fee to work on private
computers, "but no matter
how long it takes me, it
doesn't go over $75," Long.
said.
Long understands
people on tight budgets
can't always afford high
computer repair costs, but
still can't be without their
machines.
"I know people can't
always afford to fix it," he
said, "but they just want it
working."
Long also will begin
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Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
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Vineyard mission and members of the public.


using e-mail.
Harvest Vineyard
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A trio of units currently
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Crestview volleyball player signs letter of intent


NEWS &

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HIGHLIGHIS
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Schedule

Basketball
No games until after
New Year.
Soccer
No games until after
the New Year.

Wrestling
No matches until after
the New Year.
Martial Arts
Gordon Martial Arts
. will be closed from until
Jan. 2 for the New Year.

B.A.Y.A. Dizzy
Dean baseball

B.A.Y.A. will be
playing Dizzy Dean
baseball. Baseball /
Softball registration every
Saturday in Jan. from 10
a.m. 2 p.m. at the Baker
High School Gym. For
more information, please
contact B.A.Y.A. at (850)
537-4549.

B.A.Y.A. board
meeting
The B.A.Y.A. will be
-discussing and voting
on the Constitution/By-
Laws on Jan. 8 at 6:30 p.m.
For more information,
please contact (850)
537-4549.

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Looking for pitchers
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contact Melvin Hill at
W850) 902-6237.

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I 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
from 1 4 p.m. at Pryor
Middle School.
Pre-Registration
is $45 and event day
registration is $55. For
more 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
now through Feb. 15 at
Sport 2000. You can find
out more by visiting
the Web site at www.
crestviewlittleleague.
com.


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin
Crestview setter Jessica
Long has made her college
decision, and that choice
was made final when she
recently signed her letter-
of-intent with Pensacola
Junior College recently.
Long played four years
for the Bulldogs, and her
signing was attended by
coach Pete Pena of PJC
along with Crestview
coaches Emily Trepack and


Sam Nimpchaimanatham.
"I'm very excited about
the signing," Long said.
"I'm grateful for the
opportunity to play for the
Pirates."
Long is looking to be
a strong addition to the
Pirates after a rough season
on the court.

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Jessica Long signs a letter of intent as her parents
Jannie and Johnny Long look on.


Robert Young
Crestview News Bulletin
It takes a special
someone to bring a team
of people together and
all work toward a single
goal.
It's called being a
leader.
And from what
Crestview wrestling
coach Jeff Fowler pointed
out, seniors Kyle Miller
and Nick Panucci .are
exactly those leaders.
"They both really know
how to reach the kids on
a level that I can't touch,"
Fowler said.
"They're gentlemen,
great wrestlers and
always help anyone with
problems on the mat."
Kvle Miller., who has
been in the camera eye for
the last twow.&eks in his
path to 100 career wins,
has been wrestling for the
last four years. His vision
of being the senior team
captain is a little different
than the usual.
"It's my passion to be a
wrestler," Miller said.
"Wrestling issomething
you have to work at,
and I want to help my
teammates in any way I
can. If there's something
they need help polishing,
then we go over it
together on the mat. I've
seen a lot of guys come
and go simply because
they lose matches, and
that's not the way to go
about wrestling. You have
to be confident and ready


to learn."
And learning they
certainly already have,
starting off this season
with multiple bangs. Nick
Panucci has been one of
those cannonballs.
Panucci has been
consistently been a strong
wrestler with more than
15 pins to date.
His success in meets
seems to shed off on


others.
"Kyle and I work with
the guys a lot. I motivate
myself before the matches
with some music and a
solid mindset," Panucci
said.
"It rubs off on the others
I think. Leadership is a
huge thing, especially in
wrestling and with Coach
Fowler sticking with us
through it all, we're really


coming together."
Even though Crestview
is at it's peak in talent,
there's still a lot to
organize when it comes
to leading a team of
wrestlers.
"We have to spend a
lot of time practicing.
You don't practice, you
don't learn and you don't
succeed," Miller said.
See LEADER C2


Bulldogs played consistent before Christmas


Pam Golden
Cresiview News Bulletin
Ya' gotta' love it when a
plan comes together.
That's how Crestview
High School boys soccer
coach Brian Massey was
feeling Wednesday night
after the team pulled off
its second consecutive win.
The Bulldogs beat Pine
Forest High School 3-0 on
Dec. 18 then came back 24
hours later to take down the
Choctawhatchee Indians
2-0.
Both games were at home


and the Choctawhatchee
game was a fitting tribute
on Senior Night, honoring
four-year players Casey
Anderson, Rusty Golden
and Philip Piaget.
In the Pine Forest game,
Anderson scored with 29:21
minutes on the first half
clock, then hit the net again
about four minutes later to
make the score 2-0. In the
second half, Golden fired
into the net with 37:41 on
the clock.
"We made a few changes
See SOCCER C2


Pam Golden I Crestview News Bulletin
Bulldog Jacob Gourlie outmaneuvers a couple
Pine Forest players during Crestview's 3-0
win Tuesday night.


Laurel Hill

sticks with

tradition






EBOX


It was a nail biter
as Laurel Hill's
Richard Dixon made
two free throws with
25 seconds left in
the fourth quarter to
wvin the game for the
white and blue.
Final Score: Laurel
Hill 56, Baker 55.
This was the
fourth year in a
row the Hoboes
(8-3, 4-2) came out
victorious over the
Gators, and now
coach Ronnie Smith
is taking his team
to a new year and
a new look on the
season.
Laurel Hill has
always been a
consistent team.
Since coach Kent
Zessin stepped
down due to medical
hardships, coach
Smith has been
handling the reigns
nicely.
The team is
communicating a lot
more, and passing
the bpll around
enough to keep the
opposing team on
their toes.
What -cari 'the
Hoboes do to get
really serious about
the rest of their
schedule?
Jeffrey Reese and
Harold "Beast" Bielec
need to rub a little of
their enthusiasm to
the rest of the team.
Their drive
against the Gators
was a huge change
compared to past
games.
I know that
hometown rivalries
get the blood flowing
and the heart
pumping, but Laurel
Hill got organized
on the court last
Thursday night.
Both teams had an
immense amount of
talent, but the school
that wanted it more
won it in the final
run.
The Hoboes come
back after a New
Year and take on
East Hill Christian in
a District 1-1A match
up.
East Hill gave
them a run for their
money last time,
but it's organization
the Hoboes need
to remember and
utilize against their
next opponent.

See HOBOES C2


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Kyle Miller and Nick Panucci help guide their team with motivation


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin


Kyle Miller is announced the winner of one of his individual matches
during a dual recently at CHS. Miller is closing in on his 100th career win.


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C2 I Crestview News Bulletin


SPORTS


WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2007


HOBOES continued from Cl


LEADER continued from Cl-


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Hobo Jeffrey Reese rises up for a jump shot over
Baker's Josh Rose in the last minute


"I give it my all and
100 percent out there
in matches. If you put
your heart into what
you want to succeed
then it's yours for the
taking."
It's those
inspirational words that
motivate the Bulldog
team in driving through
their season schedule.
Miller and Panucci
both not only push
themselves but also
look forward to helping
those who are less
confident on the mat.
"Confidence is a big
thing, and you have to
get a hold of it," Panucci
said.
Confidence is a
subject that always has
been a factor in any
sport. The seriousness
is always there. At
times it's hard to escape
being pressured.
Coach Fowler has a
different perspective
on the matter when
he refers to his two
seniors.


"Listen, I just tell
them to do their best
and have fun," Fowler
said.
"That's all you can
do at this level, there's
no need for anything
else. This is a family
atmosphere and those
two boys really bring it
out in the team."
Miller and Panucci
will keep wrestling.
That's what they love
and what they plan on
doing once they leave
from Crestview High
School.
Their determination
to push others to their
potential will be a
keepsake for younger
teammates to carry on.
The Bulldogs are
slowly making their
way through a short
season.
With the Beast at the
Beach duals in the past,
it's only fit to look at the
future and the Patriot
Classic at Northern,
Md.


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lives-some of them good, but for some, there have been better years.
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of better years to come. Whatever last year brought you, we want you to know
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Soccer senior appreciation sheds some tears


Ann Spann
Crestview News Bulletin

The Crestview High
School boys soccer team
honored the team's
three seniors and their
parents at this past
Wednesday's game. The
seniors are all in their
fourth year of soccer for
the CHS Bulldogs.
Casev Anderson


is pictured with his
parents, Kim and
Jim Anderson; Rusty
Golden is accompanied
by his mom, Pam
Golden; and Philip
Piaget is accompanied
by his mom, Rhonda
Piaget.
Look for the Bulldogs
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Jan. 8 at Pine Forest at
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going into the Pine Forest game
and the team really started
coming together," Massey said.
"We started playing as a team."
The final score didn't
accurately reflect how well the
team played, with most of the
action at the goal.
"'We could have blown the
other team out," Massev said.
"We need to work on some of our
crosses and finishes. But, overall
it's really a big improvement."
The Choctawhatchee game
was Round 2 on the same
theme. David Pyle started the
scoring with a solid goal about
20 minutes into the first half.
Anderson followed about 10
minutes later. The half-time
score was 2-0; the second half
was a brutal, scoreless battle.
The game was' a complete
reversal of the first match up
this season between the Indians
and the Bulldogs, when the
game was played in Fort Walton
Beach and the Indians got the
win with the same score, 2-0..
The Dawgs, Massey said,
"played like they should have
been playing all year.
"They played outstanding,"
he said.


Ann Spann I Crestview News Bulletin
Crestview High School's Min Chong clears the ball around a Pine Forest
player during the Bulldog's 3-0 win Tuesday night.


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Legal # 100230
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NO.
07-CP-1424
IN RE: ESTATE OF:
MARIE W. LYNCH HAT-
FIELD
af/k/a MARIE WINIFRED
HATFIELD
Deceased.


NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS
The administration of the
estate of MARIE W.
LYNCH HATFIELD a/k/a
MARIE WINIFRED HAT-
FIELD, deceased is pend-
ing in the Circuit Court
for Okaloosa County,
Florida Probate Division,
the address of which is
101 James Lee Boule-
vard, East, Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
Crestview Florida
32536. fhe names and
addresses of the Persona;
Representative and of the
Personal Representative's
attorney are set forth
below.
All creditors of the
decedent and other
persons having claims or
demands against
decedent's estate,
i n c I u d i n g
unmatured,contingent or
unliquidated claims, on
whom a copy of this
notice is served, must file
their claims with this
Court WITHIN THE
LATER OF 3 MONTHS
AFTER THE DATE OF
FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE OR
30 DAYS AFTER THE
DATE OF SERVICE OF
A COPY OF THIS
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of the
decedent and other
persons having claims,
must file their cTaims with


PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND OB-
JECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL BE FOR-
EVER BARRED.
DAVIS M. HATFIELD
Personal Representative
513 Samana Way
Niceville, Florida 32578
The date of first
publication of this notice
is December 19, 2007
Respectfully submitted,
MICHAEL A. JONES,
ESQ.
POST OFFICE BOX 947
NICEVILLE, FL
32588-0947
(8501729-7440
lorida Bar No. 332471
Attorney i for Personal
Representative
12/19/07
12/26/07


Legal # 100231
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CIVIL ACfION CASE
NO.:2007-CA-00423
-C DIVISION:
NATIONAL CITY BANK,


Plaintiff,
vs
TERRY MILES, et al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: NICOLE MILES
LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS: 501 WHITE
OAK LANE
CRESTVIEW, FL 32539
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
ANY AND ALL UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER,
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED IN-
DIVIDUAL DEFEND-
ANT(S) WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE
DEAD OR ALIVE,
WHETHER SAID UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
MAY CLAIM AN IN-
TEREST AS -POUSES,
HEIRS, DEVISEES
OTHER CLAIMANTS
LAST KNOWN
ADDRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
an action to foreclose a
mortgage on the
following property in
OKALOOSA County,
Florida:
LOT 11, BLOCK A,
SHOAL TERRACE ES-
TATES, ACCORDING


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TO THE PLAT
THEREOF ON FILE IN
PLAT BOOK 11,
PAGE 32, IN THE OF-
FICE OF THE CLERK
OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
has been filed against
you and you are required
fo serve a copy of your
written defenses,if any,
on or before January 25,
2008 on Florida Default
Law Group, P.L.,
Plaintiff's attorney, whose
address is 9119 Corpo-
rate Lake Drive, Suite
300 Tampa, Florida
33634, and file the origi-
nal with this Court either
before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or im-
mediately there ter; oth-
erwise a default will be
entered against you for
the relief demanded in
the Complaint or petition.
This notice shall be'
published once each
week for two consecutive
weeks in the Crestview
News Bulletin.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of this Court on
this 17th day of
December, 2007
Don W. Howard
Clerk of Court
By:Kitty Sims
As Deputy Clerk
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with
Disabilities Act, persons
with disabilities needing
special accommodation
to participate in this
proceeding should
contact Court
Administration at 101
James Lee Boulevard
East, Crestview, Fl.
32536-3515; telephone
number (850) 689-5000,
Extension 7497, prior to
the proceeding,, or
Shalimar(850) 651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with 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.
Eqlin Parkway, Shalimar,
Fr, 32579- telephone
number (856) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
12/19/2007
12/26/2007


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 oa
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
/12/07
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: $
all of said propertybein
in the County at
Okaloosa,State ao Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in Fhe 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 10:60 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 Eauifundin as
holder oF the fotowin
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 Blk B
Parcel ID #:
03-1 S-22-5001-000B-
0710
Opening Bid: 80,676.21
al of sa:d property being
in the County o0
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scri ed in the ceificate
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
01/02/07
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 Lots 3 & 4 BIk B
Parcel ID# 14-2S-221 B-
0030 Opening Bid:
26438.79
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
/12/07
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 properly 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:
7390.21
all of said property being
in the County ot
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.'
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the cer iticate
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 description 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:
$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
erk
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 ot the following
certificate, has filed said
certificate for a Tax Deed&
to be issued thereon. The
certificate number and
year, ,pf 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: Beg NW In-
ter of Hy # 90 Dorcas
Rd. N 450 ft W 725 ft
for Beq N 150 ftW 100
ft S 150 FT E 100 ft to
Beg
Parcel ID#:
15-3 N-22-0000-0018-
0010
Opening Bid: $
20,083.37
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
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 # 100289
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Wachovia, asholder
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
property is assessed and
the 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
0 ening Bid:
all of said property being
in the County or
Okalooso, 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
12/12/07
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 1/2of S1/2 of SE1/4
Le N 3 1/2 Acres Sold
Parcel ID#
05-5N-25-0000-0003-
0000
Opening Bid: $
30,859.69
all said property being in
the County of Ukaloosa,
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 # 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.
PAULJ HORTAN et,al.
Dependents.
NOTICE OF FORECLO-
SURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a Fi-
nal Judgment of Foreclo-
sure dated 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, LIEN6RS, 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 Okoloosa
County Courthouse, front
door, 101 E. James Lee
Blvd. Crestview, FL;
Shalimar Courthouse An-
nex, front door, 1250
Eqlin Parkway,
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26. 2007


CLASSIFIED


Crestview News Bulletin IC5


2008, the following de- Legal# 100287 Single white male 70 All Types of Watch &
scribed properly as set 5'8 10bs. Looking for Clock Repair, grandfa-
forth in said Final Judg- NOTICE OF a sma white lady 62-72. other, mantel, cuckoos, we
ment, to wit: APPLICATION FOR I am easy going and buy antiques, we do es-
TAX DEED easy to please. Just need tate sales. Call
LOT 17 BLOCK B a ood woman to share 689-1007
MARY ESTER MANOO Notice is hereby given and do things together.
FIRST ADDITION TO THE that E uifundina, as Please write RLB P.O.
PLAT THEREFOF AS RE- holder aT the following Box 876 Crestview FL 9 S9
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK certificate, has filed said 32536, 'or call (50)
6, PAGE 34 OF THE certificate for a Tax Deed 689-8038 310
PUBLIC RECORDS OF to be issued thereon. The
OKALOOSA COUNTY, certificate number and Commercial grade B &
FLORIDA. year of issuance, the .,-C---' Tkln.......sh


Any personclaimingg an
interest in the surplus
from the sale, If any,
other than the property
owner as of the dare 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
A114, SHALIMAR FL.
32579. If hearing im-
aired, contact TrDD)
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-OOOG-
0240
Opening Bid: $
7390.2-1
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 oor 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


AMAZING FACE &
BODY SHOP
"Taking Care of You"
Series
Skin care & Preen items.
Gift certificates for
everyone!
840 N. Ferdon Blvd.
Crestview, FL.
(850) 689-3900
A Family Place



Christian women will
clean private homes
starting at $50.
Call 850-652-2342
Helping Hands,
Residential cleaning,
Weekly & Biweekly,
Deep Cleaning Special
Occasions, Lic & Ins Call
Tobi at 368-8343
Lorie's Cleaning
Weekly or BiweekFy,
Holiday or Construction
Refs. 902-7182
Take a Break &
Let Carefree Services
Do Your Dirty Work.
Gift Certificates Avail.!
Lic/Ins 850 240-9678




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


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 Bldg 147
Parcel ID#:
00-2S-213K-0147-2131
O p e n i n g
Bid:S80,676.21
all said property being in
the County of Okaloosa,
State of Florida.
Unless the certificate so
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
10:00a.m. on January
16, 2008.
Dated this 6th day of
December, 2007.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF COURTS
/y:Daniel Luke, Deputy

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




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hopes to turn old cell
phones into more than
12 million minutes of
prepaid calling cards
for U.S. troops sta-
tioned overseas. The
cell phones are sold to
a company that recy-
cles them and the
money is. used to pur-
chase calling cards that
are sent to our troops.
We are proud to be a
part of this effort.
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company and donations
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Lasco Handyman
Inc. Licensed and In-
sured. Honest and de-
pendable, references.
Call Terry 902-3928




Classic Cut & Landscap-
ing now accepting new
customers for the new
year. Free estimates. Call
758-7349 or 398-0202
Farm Direct
Centipede, St. Augustine,
Zoysia, Bermuda.
We deliver & install.
Call 244-6651
Suncoast Sod Farms
WALKER LAWN
MAINTENANCE
Mowing, Trimming,
Pruning, One time or
year round. Licensed
and insured. 537-4419
References Available




ON-LOCATION
CHAIR MASSAGE
By Carrel & Carolyn
(FL #MM2777 1,
MM46100)
Healthy, Affordable Fully
Dressed Massage for 2
or more. Call 1850)
902-2208/683-8099




Banjo guitar lessons;
beginner to intermediate.
Call 374-1479 or
865-5568


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






NEW FIIIIAY
CKC Jack Russell pups.
300. Ready on Christ-
mas Call 683-1586 or
225-8248

Lab Puppies
Ready at Christmas $75.
6834559 or 902-7496

Yorkie Puppies
For Sale
CKC registered Yorkie
puppies two males,
$700 one female $800.
398-2739. Ready on
01/20/08





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



I a21o 30
Round & Square bales
Bahia hay for sale. Fert.
& shed kept dry, Baker,
FL All cut this summer.
35/rd $4/bale.
50-582l-1054


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MERCHANDISE
3100 Antiques
3110 Appliances
3120 Arts & Crafts
3130 Auctions
3140 Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
Equipment
3170 Collectibles
3180 Computers
3190 Electronics
3200 Firewood
3220 Furniture
3230 Garage/Yard Sales
3240 Guns
3250- Good Things to Eat
3260 Health & Fitness
3270 Jewelry/Clothing
3280 Machinery/
Equipment
3290 Medical Equipment
3300 Miscellaneous
3310 Musical Instruments
3320 Plants & Shrubs/
Supplies
3330 Restaurant/Hotel
3340 Sporting Goods
335P Tickets (Buy & Sell)


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




Jones Roofing
Co.
All types of roofing:
Re-roof Shingles
*Modified *Built up
Metal
License #RC0066812
1-888-995-7095




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




Outdoor contracting.
Professional tree &
stump removal. Licensed
& insured. 398-1169

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


,- icinii es easner
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



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


Crestview
Huge Inside Yard Sale,
Thurs Sat, 10am. 429
N Hathaway St, across
from Twin Hills Park.
Everything /2 offI

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



3280

Carrier Heat
Pump Condenser
2 tan. Coastal series, in
ood condition, $600.
850305-6739



3300$|0

LG Cell Phone
Chargers
Home and Car chargers
for LG cell phone. $20
for both. Call 362-8868

Looking for
A good clean, ready to
go, set of carburetors for
a 2000 (or com table
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.





Recumbent Bike
E-machine. Cost $1000,
sacrifice $300. Call
862-9818


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




Business Opp/Investment
Post Office
Now Hiring
5Av pay $20/hour or
$57K annually including
Federal Benefits and T.
Paid training, vacations.
PT/FT. 1-86 497-1015
USWA

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 taor exp. tech.
Optical / Optometric
exp. a plus. Please fax
resume in confidence to
the Mullis Eye Institute
850 763-6665.


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Office: 850.974.7778 Toll Free: 1.888.225.3072
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5100 Business
Opportunities
5110 Money to Lend





NEW rIItAY
Vending; new elec-
tronic machines. Great
locations plus financing.
Call 866-823-0223
AIN #B02523


Teel & Waters
Real Estate
682-6156
A REDUCED!4BR,
3.1BA, 4 car garage,
dining room, gourmet
kitchen, granite
countertops, 2
masters & a pool.
MLS#463267
AI Motivated Selleri
48R, 2BA near Adara
Country Club. New
carpet, all major
appliances, privacy
fenced. MLS#473102
Brick home on a
LG, beautifully
landscaped lot.
Freshly painted
interior, appliances
stay, yard is fully
fenced. MLS#475992
A Lake front home
on 3 acres, priced to
sell. Screened porch,
sprinkler system,
deep well, basement/
hurricane shelter.
Fresh paint inside.
MLS#475642

















I Slit plan, master
w/his & her closets,
covered porch, in
ground pool, sprinkler
system & a 10 x 16
shop. MLS#479993
A View of the Adara
Country Club fairway,
3BR, 2BA, LG cul-de.
sac lot, fiheplaie.
MLS#475933
l Affordable home
in Baker. New
construction min. from
Crestview & short
drive to the bases
MLS#476579
A Country living
weekend getaway?
Unique custom built
home! On about I acre
with a 6FT fence Huge
deck overlooking
your property.
MLS#482233
A NEW
CONSTRUCTION!
2+ acres, open plan,
9' foot ceilings, all
bedrooms with walk in
closets, two car
garage. MLS#480986

CALL US
TODAY AT
682-6156


Do Something
Good For
Tomorrow

RECYCLE

TODAY!


Crestview; 333 North
Lincoln, 2br, 1 ba, large
ard, garage. No dogs.
$475/-m0. 65-5568 W INE TBIIA


Commercial 1500sf, 4
NOW TUUAV rooms plus bathroom.
50x136 ot, 551 S. Main
Cr. (-- r -e ...tvi1w A IOU


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 Oul-ol-Town Rentals
6190 TImeshare Rentals
6200 Vacation Rentals




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




Crestview- 2br, 1ba,
quiet gated, no pets
$606mo/$550dep, 12
ma lease req. 585-1574

Crestview Bent Creek
Apts II Vouchers Ac-
cepted. Rental assistance
may be avail. 1 & 2 BR
HC & non-HC accessible
opts. 209 Bent Creek Rd.
Crestview FL. Call 850
682-5563, TDD/TTY
711. Equal Housing Op-
portunity

Crestview
Nice 1 & 2 Bedroom
efficiency apartments,
500-550 mo, some utili-
ties furnished, lease re-
quired no pets.
34-467 or 978-8274

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



.6130
2br 2ba no pets, no
smakina, close to Walker
Elemenary. $750/mo +
$775dd. Cal 240-0890

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






NEW TlAY

American Realty
of Northwest
Florida, Inc.
682-4822 or
651-5717 EHO
0610 Lee Ave, 2br,
1ba, $500
0 140 Palmetto Dr 3br,
2.5ba, $925
0 364 Riverchase Blvd
3br, 2ba, $950
0 386 Brown PI, 4br,
2ba, $1000
06191 Bethany, 3br,
2ba $550
0 119 North Ave
3 br, 2 ba, $745
7123 Senterfitt Rd 3br,
2ba, $650
0156 Patch, 3br, 2ba,
$825 '
348 N. Bowers, 3br,
2ba $825
04769 Balboa Rd 3br,
2ba, $1050
0409 Ashley Dr 3br,
2ba, $825
0311 Strawbridge Dr
3br 2ba, $1150
e39 Repent Rd
3 br, 2ba; $1100
*718 Lee Ave.
3 br, 2 ba, $800
0996 Georgia St. 2br,
2ba, $875
0210 Skyline Cir 4 br, 2
ba $1400
408 8 Big Buck Tr,
4 br 2ba, $1250
*2993 Windsor Cir 3br,
2ba, $850
*317 Runnymeade Dr.
3 br 2 ba, $900
S1420 Greenwood Rd.,
3br,4ba,$1,200
0315 John Kin 'Rd,
3 br, 2 ba, $825
*226 Southview Dr.,
3 br, 2 ba, $895
0328 Lakeview Dr. 3br,
2ba, $775
*332 John King Rd, 3br,
2ba, $825
*264 Limestone Cir 3br,
2ba, $900
*4744 Young Rd, 4br,
2ba, $950
*1328 Jeffrine Dr 3br,
2ba, $1050
e323 Lakeview Dr. 3br,
2ba, $900
*6219 Winstead Rd,
3br, 2ba $875
*130 Claire 3br, 2ba,
$950
0607 Huck Finn Dr, 3br,
2ba, $1000
o1002 Quigley Dr. 3br,
2ba, $1100
Visit us at
www.era-omerican.com

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


yEW TrulAY

Century 21
Moulton Realty
(850)
682-3849
Rentals:
0513 WingSpan Way
3br, 2/2ba $1000+dd
5474 Haburn St 3br,
2ba $1100mo+dd
4295 Batten Rd 3br
2ba $1000mo+dcl
411 Peoria Blvd.
3br,3ba, $1100+dd
2932 Sholtz Ave.
3br, 2ba $1000+dd
352 Riverchase Blvd
3br, 2ba $1075+dd
5272 Cavalier Dr.
2br, 1 ba, $725mo+dd
6 Courtney Lane
3br 2ba $900mo+dd
4733 Meadow Lake
Drive, 3 br, 21/2 ba
$2200ma +dd
2842 Old Mill Way,
4 br, 2ba $1000+dd
5428 Flag Trail Lane
4br 2 ba$1300mo+dd
202 Cabana Way
3 br 2 ba $975mo+dd
121 Trenton
3 br 2 ba $950mo+dd
S5812 Old Bethel Rd
3 br 3 ba $900mo+dd
143 Lonnie jack
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, lbr
Iba 700sf $495, Triple
0307 Walnut Ave, 1br,
Sba 700sf, $495 triplex
01562 Texas Pkwy 3br,
2ba, 1109sf $875 no
pets 1 st month rent free
0286-A Henderson St
2br, 1ba, 900sf, $500
triplex
*2957 Sholtz Ave 3br 2
ba 1244sf $800 no pets.
02640 Paddock Circle
4br, 2ba 3042sf, $1375
fenced in back yard
*2716 Paddock Circle,
4br 2ba 2097, $1375
endless pool
0262 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba, 1,309sf,
$900, End Unit TH
*266 Swayin Pine Ct
-3br 2.5ba 1309sf $850,
New Townhome
268 Swaying Pine Ct
3br 2.5ba 1415sf
$960, 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
*274 Swaying Pine Ct-
3br, 2.5ba, 1,415sf,
$900, new townhome
e224 Runnymeade Dr, 2
br 1.5ba930sf $600 TH
0212 Water Oak Ln,
3br, 2ba, 1288sf $895,
1 st 2 months rent free
0650 Territory Lane, 4
br, '2ba, 3000sf, $1675
military-$200 discount
02385 Susan Drive-
house 3br, 2ba, 1640sf,
$895 waterfront
0234 Runnymeade Drive
2br, 1.5 ba, 930sf,
$600 townhome
02385 Susan Drive,
basement apt. 1 br, 1 ba
1352sf $595 util. incld.
0114 Feldon Drive 3 br
2 ba, 1426 sq ft, '$90
remodeled kitchen
0 5984 Creekside Cir-
cle- 3 br, 2 ba, 1465 sf,
$950 1 st 6 months
* 5814 Reinke Drive- 4
br 2 ba, 1518 sf,
$1050 in ground pool
0139 Beacons Bend
Road, 2br, 1 ba 804sf
$700. Military 1o0% dis
count.
0109 Steeplechase Dr. 3
1r, 2 ba, 1025 sf,
$125, fenced w/large
deck
0909 Maracel Loop 4
br 3 ba, 2022 sf,
$1250. upstairs loft.
93267 Tairview Ave.
3br, 2ba, 1252sf, $895.
1 st month rent free
0 5590 Wheeler Place,
3br 2ba, 1636sf,
$1075, cul-de-sac
0 5157 Whitehurst Lane,
4br 2ba, 1930sf,
$1099. Great 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
114 Hampton Drive
2br, 1.5ba, 900sf, $550
TH
05843 Hillcrest Dr. 4br,
2.5ba 1895sf, $1250,
located on 2+acres
for further information
visit www.cbjmeproperty
management.com

Crestview
3 br, 2 ba home.
$650/mo. 978-0050

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

Crestvlew, 114 Jacob
St. 3br 2ba, 1100sf. Lg.
yard, $875/mo. PeF/
smoking ok. 652-2285
Crestview, 317 North
lincoln 2br 1 ba, large
yard, 'no dogs, $450/
ma. Call 865-5568
Crestview, 3br 2ba,
1600sf, $875mo.+$875
dep. Newer tile/carpet.
New kitchen. Small pets
negotiable. 902-1299


Janet Johnson
Realty, Inc
Equal Housing
Opportunity
682-1800
Crestview
*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
0 124 Walker Circle
4 br, 2 ba, $975
* 6107 Old Hickory Rd
4 br, 2 ba, $1000
* 1420 Quail Ridge Dr
3 br, 2 ba, $1100
0 5251 Mt. Olive Rd
4 br, 2 ba, $1100
* 5437 East Brook Dr
4 br 2ba, $1300
Laurel Hill
0 3329 Berrywood Trail
3 br, 2 ba, $650
Niceville Cute and con-
venient 3 Br 2 1/2 Ba, gar-
age, cathedral ceiling
with FP living room.
Fenced yard, possible pet
$1250mo. 835-2795


NEW 1oITAY

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 BrettSt.
S995, 3 br, 2 ba
S2117 Hagood Loop
S1395,4 br, 3 ba, 2cg,
No pets
All Pro erties require a
credit check, 1 yr lease,
no inside smoking. Pet
fees are non- refuncTable.
Call Debra Frost
682-6156
* Crestview
3 Br, 1 Ba, $700/mo
3 Br 2 Ba, $900/mo
* Laurel Hill
SBr, 2 Ba, new home
975/mo
682-5533 or after hours
850-956-2553


1 6170
2003 doublewide in
Crestview 3br 2ba
washer, dryer, la2re
yard. $6907$690 D
537-9798

3bd 2 ba,1200 SQ ft.,
2001 Clayton Mobile
Home $675mo/$500
dep. Available Sept.
305-2320 *
Crestview- 2 br, 1 ba..
537 Long Drive #3.
$450/mo+ dep. No pets
Avail now. 398-6600
Crestview 2BR 1BA
MH, $490mo. 3 Br 1 Ba
MH $550mo. Upgraded
quiet park, military and
seniors welcome, no
pets. 850-585-8192
Crestview L 3BR,
2BA, doublewide wood
floors. 427 Brookmeade
Dr. $700mo 398-6600
Holt 3 br 2 ba MH on 1
acre lot newly remod-
eled. $700 Dep. & ref.
Section 8 accepted 850
537-6222 or 499-7412








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




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 car agarage.- You
will fin a very oen
split floor lan with a
magnificenfkitchen 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 Onited
850-723-1907.


Bill Spears
invites everyone to stop by
and talk with him about the
a great deals going on now.
<. Bill can help you to drive
CHEVROLET away in a new or used
T vehicle today!

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Large lot with 2006
mobile home. 16x76,
3br, 2ba, carport
fenced. 7712 Hw. 90
W DFS near Walden
Rd. 856-892-4858 for
appt.






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






New Orleans,
Louisiana ~
Drasticall
Reduced
in Historic Faubourg
Marigny District. Minutes
from French Quarter. 2
story Craftsman cottage
with architectural fea-
tures, off street parking,
balcony view of the Mar-
giny and Downtown
New Orleans, skyline.
9.5' ceilings, warm hard
wood floors, rear deck.
No water
Damage due to
Katrina
Ask for Greg (504)
460-5408


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8110 Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Truqks
8140 Vans
8150 Commercial
8160 Motorcycles
8170 Auto Parts
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8220 Personal Watercraft
8230 Sailboats
8240 Boat & Marine
Supplies
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8320 ATVIOfI Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
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Car for Sale
Geo Metro 1989
Gas stretcher, 1 L 3cyl en-
gine. Runs ad, high miles
body good. 'Has some

cash only.
850-398-0545.




8220

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.






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

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SCRESTVIEW 682-2731 M AN AMERICAN
FT. WALTON BEACH 243-7214
_'_ __4150 FERDON BLVD CRESTVIEW U
Residency restrictions apply. See sales person for details. Price includes all rebates and dealer discounts. All prices, plus tax, tag, title and processing fee.
Photos for illustration purposes only. Low rates excludes Corvette. Low rates in lieu of rebates. Sale ends 1/2/08.