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Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
Several dozen balloons dazzled like
jewels as they soared into the clear blue
Elementary School on
Thursday afternoon.
Many carried mes-
sages and thoughts for
Zachary Bass from his
classmates and those of
his sister Theresa.
The Walker fourth-
ZACK BASS grader died last Friday
in a shooting accident.
Rmueral services were
later Thursday.
Several teachers and administrators
spoke before the fifth-graders from The-
resa's class .released
ON THE NET their balloons.
To see a photo gallery "We know our school
of the ceremony was struck with a trage-
for Zack Bass, go to dy in our school family,"
www.crestview began teacher Heather
bulletin.com. Jacobs. "When you
release your; balloon,
f think about the Bass
family and think about Zack."
"This is a way to think about Zack,"
said Walker principal Jeanine Kirkland.
"He always had a smile. He would be
glad you're remembering him-by doing
something fun."
"When you release your balloon,
thank about the little things you do even,
day," suggested Amy Holloway, presi-
dent of the Walker PTO. "You touch peo-
ple every day You never know how what
you do will affect somebody."
Meanwhile, in Zack's fourth-grade
classroom, his classmates were writing
messages on balloons in preparation for
their own release. Most carried messag-
es of friendship. Some had drawings of
angels or stick figures with arms around
each other's shoulders.
The kids were quick to let visitors
know just what they thought of Zack, and
the sentiments were nearly identical.
"Zack was my best friend," said
Shawn Schmalz. "He was like a brother
tome."
"He was my best friend, too," said Ja-
cob "J.C." Commee.
Shelby Hutto, Kristiyan Yordanov,
Michael Lee and Samantha Rowan all
said the same thing. "He was my best
friend."
"He was everybody's best friend,"
summed up Zaria Johnson.
'"The roughest time is when I first get
See ZACK 4


PHOTOS BY ANN SPANN I Crestview,News Bulletin
TRIBUTE TO ZACK: Walker Elementary students release balloons Thursday in honor
of classmate Zack Bass, who was killed Jan. 30 in a shooting accident. Below,
Walker Elementary's Tisha Melton, Zack's teacher, shares memories with her
students before the balloon launch.

Teacher learns from students

during toughest test of all


Tisha Melton
Special to the Crestview News Bulletin
Tisha Melton is a fourth-grade teacher at Walker
Elementary School. Zack Bass was one of her stu-
dents.
This week fmy lesson plans were filled with
things you hope no child ever has to learn. Things
no teacher can ever be prepared to teach. I found
that I had enrolled in the professional development
class that no teacher signs up for.
Many times during the past few days, it has
been a child that was my teacher. It has been such
a blessing to see the children in the roles of com-
forter as they helped one another deal with this
tragedy.
Immediately after hearing the news on Friday,
Zack's best friend reminded our class that Zack
was a Christian. He told them that, "Zack is OK."
Zack was always at school he had almost
See TEACHER 4


Crestview band members heard 'round the region


MEN OF TROY: Representing
Crestview High at the
Southeastern United
States Honor Band
competition at Troy
University are (sitting) Tito
Rogers and Justin Mozina,
trumpet; (kneeling)
Jason Beaulieu,
euphonium; and Nate
Cotton, trombone; and
(standing) Jacob Gourlie,
trumpet; Johari Harris,
percussion; and Brandon
Waldie trumpet.
ANN SPANN I Crestview News Bulletin


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
As you read today's News Bulletin, Crestview
High School band members are scheduled to be
attending the prestigious Southeastern United
States Honor Band competition at Troy University.
"They will audition and then get placed in one
of the bands," explained band director Jody Dunn.
"There will be hundreds of kids there from all over
the Southeast."
The Big Red Machine members were chosen
by a selection committee at Troy following Dunn's
recommendation.
Representing Crestview High are Tito Rog-
ers and Justin Mozina, trumpet; Jason Beaulieu,
See BAND 4


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Saturday, February 7, 2009


Harvesting the memories


shared with a beloved aunt


SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN
OFFICER WILSON: Jerod Wilson received
his Crestview Police Department badge
from his wife Aimee.


OFFICER MCCALLUM: Brian McCallum's 6-
year-old son Brendon pinned the badge
on his father's new Crestview Police
Department uniform.


City adds two new police officers


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
A few brief moments
at Crestview City Hall on
Thursday morning trans-
formed the lives of two
young men from the area.
Upon raising their right
hands and taking the oath
of office, Brian McCallum
of Dorcas and Jerod Wilson
of Crestview became Offi-
cers McCallum and Wilson,
respectively, of the Crest-
view Police Department.
"We take a great deal
of pride in the Crestview
Police Department," said
Mayor David Cadle before
administering the oath to
the department's newest
recruits. "We appreciate
young men and women
who step up and take on


the role of a law enforce-
ment officer."
As Officer McCallum's
wife Ginny looked on, his
son Brendon, 6, pinned the
badge on his father's uni-
form.
As he prepared to ad-
minister the oath to Wilson,
Cadle, the recruit's former
band instructor at Crest-,
view High School, chuckled
and said, "We go way back.
I didn't see this in your fu-
ture!"
t Officer Wilson then re-
ceived his. badge from his
wife Aimee.
As he has in the past,
the mayor thanked the new
officers' families for their
support.
"I believe it is very im-
portant to have the sup-
port of an officer's family,"


Cadle said.
CPD's newest officers
bring to the department
different perspectives
from their life experiences,
according to Chief Brian
Mitchell.
"We know our streets
will be safe,". comment-
ed city council member
Charles Baugh. "Thank
you for protecting our
streets." ,
Council member Linda
Parker, who, with council
member Bob Allen also at-
tended the ceremony, add-
ed, "We'd love to be able to
add more officers, and as
the population grows, we
have to do what we can to
maintain growth in the po-
lice department as best we
can within the city's tight
budget."


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Memories, termed
in this modern day
world as 'internal
storage,' are a
wonderful place to go
and think of loved ones
departed from this life.
I am thankful for the
many memories safely ESTELLE
stored in my heart ROGERS
for my beloved Aunt Up on the Hill
Pearlie Strickland.
Laurel Hill neighbors will remember
the family of EQ. and Pearlie
Strickland. She was the homemaker.
He wore many hats: mill worker,
farmer, school bus driver and good
neighbor.
I remember shelling peas with Aunt
Pearlie on the front porch, sitting by
the fireplace or heater spinning stories
of yesteryear and eating from their
bountiful table of delicious homegrown
food. By homegrown I mean ground
plowed, seeds planted, plants weeded,
vegetables harvested (backs aching
and hands sore), cleaned, cooked
fresh and also canned and frozen from
big gardens. Slaughtered animals
for the smokehouse, huge turnip and
mustard patches for selling and giving
away, watermelon fields and rows of
sugar cane, blackberry picking and
scuppernong vines producing sweet
fruit. Chickens in the yard for fresh
eggs and pots of dumplings! Fish
caught from their pond where Aunt
Pearlie would spend many peaceful
hours.
Stray cats always found a good home
at the Strickland resident on the curye
of Steel Mill Creek Road. Uncle would
sometimes take a group of cats to the
vet. His heart was oversized in many
ways.
I remember when Doug and
I arrived at his home before the
ambulance, trying to make him more
comfortable as he lay in his yard. He
told me to get a knife and help the men
cut up the hog they were working on! I
still smile at the thought of him being
more concerned about the pork chops
than his achy-braky-heart!
My parents were recipients of their
kindness, along with other neighbors.
After daddy passed away in 1988, Uncle
and Aunt would often visit with my
mother Madie (she was PQ.'s older
sister) and always bring food from their
table to encourage her to eat more.
Foster children found a haven of rest
with Uncle EQ. and Aunt Pearlie for


many years. Uncle would cry for days
when a child was removed from their
care. He fell in love with each child.
Aunt Pearlie suffered from
Alzheimer's disease during the last
years of her life. The disease finally it
took its toll while she was in Parthenon
Healthcare of Crestview. Aunt *
Pearlie passed away Jan. 29. She was
preceded in death by her husband PQ.
Strickland; daughter, June Simmons;
and son, James Carr. Survivors
include three daughters, Jo,an Grant,
Jane Prevatte and Janice Locke;
eight grandchildren; and nine great-
grandchildren.
The Alzheimer's Support Group
Meeting is held on the third Thursday
of each month at 2 p.m. at First Baptist
Church, Laurel Hill. You will leave
with the sense you are not alone in
this exceptional arena of life. For
more information please call Carolyn '
Williams at 598-1057.
We celebrated Doug's 82nd
birthday several times with visitors
and phone calls. His daughter Ginger
Rogers Snyder from Palm Harbor,
son Adrian Snyder from Orlando
and daughter Jordan Snyder from
Tallahassee visited with us for a few
days.
The Hilltoppers meet the third
Tuesday of each month in the Hobo
Room at the Laurel Hill Grill. These
Laurel Hill ladies welcome you to
attend at 11 a.m. for lunch. There are
no rules, fees or bosses; a place where
friendship reigns.
SCongratulations
to Cynthia Harris on
the sixth anniversary
of My Sister's Closet
in Crestview on Feb.
22. This shop is a
favorite of many locals. .
The friendliness
you receive and the CYNTHIA
soft Christian music HARRIS
playing is cause to
return. Tai Mills, Cynthia's daughter,
told me they appreciated Makayla
Hightower-Chapman winning Young
Miss Sweetheart 2009 on Jan. 31
wearing one of their stunning new
pageant dresses. Congratulations to
Makayla.
A DROP of praise is unsuitable
acknowledgment for an ocean of
mercy. Praise be to the Lord, the God of
Israel, from everlasting to everlasting.
Let all the people say, Amen! Praise the
Lord. Psalm 106:48


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Religion


THE BIBLE ON
SPEED-DIAL:
The Rev. Mar)'
Broadhead of
the Laurel Hill .'
and Crestview .-
Presbyterian ""
churches relies
on his Blackberry
PDA for
everything from r ,
his appointment
calendar to
checking
scripture from
either of two
versions of the
Bible stored in
the device.
BRIAN HUGHES I Crestview News Bulletin

T h 0Local clergy embrace

hT e i Preachertechnology in the ministry


Crestview News Bulletin 1 3


Sonlight elder to speak

at Aglow meeting


Special to the News Bulletin

Barbara Hollinger Wil-
liams, president of Wom-
en's Aglow of Fort Walton
Beach, will speak at the
upcoming meeting of
Aglow International at 10
a.m. Thursday at Marina
Bay Resort, 80 S.E. Mira-
cle Strip Parkway. Fellow-
ship with refreshments
will start at 9:30 a.m.
Williams is a licensed
and ordained minister
who has worked side-by-
side with her husband of
more than 34 years, Pastor
Walter Williams, in min-
istry Together they have
ministered for more than
25 years, 12 of them as pas-
tors. They have been el-
ders at Sonlight Covenant


Church in Crestview for
the past two years, head-
ing the men's, women's
and couple ministries.
Barbara has traveled
the world with her hus-
band, a retired chief mas-
ter sergeant of the United
States Air Force. She has
carried the gospel world-
wide as guest speaker at
various women's confer-
ences.
Williams is passionate
about women of all walks
of life and would like to
see women operating in
the power and author-
ity that has been given to
them by Jesus Christ.
The Aglow meeting is
free and everyone is invit-
ed. For more information,
call Williams at 678-1335.


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

The Rev. Mark Broad-
head bent earnestly over
his PDA to enter a parish-
ioner's upcoming surgery
date in his calendar.
Pastor Broadhead's
days are divided between
the Presbyterian churches
in Laurel Hill and Crest-
view. Keeping up with both
congregations and their
activities can be tricky.
- Fortunately, Broadhead
always has embraced new
technologies.
From daily devotionals
e-mailed to his flock to up-
loading digital recordings
of his sermons onto the
church Web site, technol-
ogy allows Broadhead to
reach more congregants in
more ways than ministers
just a decade ago ever,
dreamed possible.
"I have a Blackberry
phone, and in it I keep all
my church contacts and
the various calendars for
personal use and church
use," Broadhead said, "I
also use it for tracking pas-
toral care notes, and I have
two translations of the
Bible in it."
Many churches in
Crestview and the north
county have Web sites. A
site's "wow" factor gener-
ally is related to the size of
the church, the programs
it offers and the resources
it can devote to its Internet
presence. -
"I use the Internet
for our church Web site,"
Broadhead said. "Every
week I upload a printed
copy of Sunday's sermon,
as well as an audio version.
I make a digital recording
of the entire service and


burn it to CD and mail it to
our shut-ins."
Technology permeates
many aspects of churches',
ministries.
The First Baptist
Church of Crestview's
new multi-million-dollar
addition was pre-wired for
audio-visual technology.
Services are covered by
video cameras and simul-
cast on large screens in the
spacious sanctuary.
"That works well for the
people in the back of the
sanctuary, especially the
older people," said Chayne
Sparagowski, a student at
Northwest Florida State
College and a "techie" at
the church.
In some churches, the
Norman Rockwell-esque
image of parishioners
standing and holding hymi-
nals is vanishing.
"It's getting to the point
where even hymnals are
being phased out," Spaia-
gowski said.
"It's good and it's.bad.
Some of the older people:
like the traditional method
of holding the hymnal, but
hymnals get hard to read
sometimes," Sparagowski
continued. "With the pro-
jectors, you can make the
words as big as you want."
Technology is already
prevalent in the world of
area churches' younger
members.
"I use technology to,
reach teenagers," said the
Rev. Heath Burchett, as-
sociate and youth pastor at
the First United Methodist
Church in Crestview.
Many pastors find
audio-visual technology
enhances programs from
church potluck dinners to
Sunday school classes.


CHRISTIAN REALITY TV
The Rev. Heath Burchett, associate and youth
pastor at the First United Methodist Church of
Crestview, has adopted a page from popular
culture to reach his young parishioners.
"For the youth, the thing that seems to be
really hot is we're doing a lot of reality TV things
for Christ," Burchett said.
"Reality TV is the big thing right now. There's
a lot of reality TV programs for teenagers on
discipleship and leading people to Jesus Christ.
"They're really attentive because of the way it is
presented. We have our discussions afterwards,"
Burchett said.
In addition, having popular video games,
such as Rock Band, available in FUMC's youth
center, attracts the kids to church programs.
"I think a lot of the youth programs nowadays
try to have some kind of video gaming system in
their youth room," Burchett said. "It's something
the kids are interested in and something they can
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TEACHER from poge 1


Local


Saturday, February 7, 2009


ZACK from pae. 1


perfect attendance. So
it is difficult for the stu-
dents in our class, and
for me, to come into our
room and not see him
there. I asked the chil-
dren and they voted to
keep his desk in our room
for a while. Several have
asked to sit in it during
silent reading time,.
or while writing about
their memories of
Zack.
Our class is writing a
memory book about Zack
and they want to plant
a tree at our school in


memory of him.
I am trying to return
some sense of normalcy
in our classroom, while
still, giving the children
plenty of opportunities to
deal with their loss and
remember their friend.
As teachers, we try
to prepare our students
to get the most out of
life, and losing a student
makes us think of all the
joys in life that they will
not experience. But this
week, our school has
tried to remember what a
joyful life Zack led while


he was with us.
His teachers have
recalled funny sayings
he had and cute things
he did. His friends have
remembered happy times
together and kind things
that Zack did.
Zachary Bass was
a very well-mannered
student that was popular
with students and teach-
ers alike. Everyone who
knew him knew that his
life was full of faith, fam-
ily fun and friends.
We are all comforted
by that.


BAND from page 1


euphonium; Nate Cotton,
trombone; Jacob Gourlie,
trumpet, Johari Harris,
percussion; and Brandon
Waldie, trumpet.
Also chosen for the


SEUS Honor Band were
Andrew Stegner, CHS's
all-state bassoon player;
David Kannapel, trom-
bone; and Adam Johnson,
trombone. Johnson missed


today's competition but
will be performing with
the All-South Honor Band
at University of Southern
Mississippi in Hattiesburg
nextweekend.


here in the morning," said
Zack's teacher Tish Melton.
"Zack had near perfect at-
tendance so it's hard to
come in and see an empty
desk"
Melton said the students
voted to keep Zack's desk in
the room for a while. Some
of the kids ask to sit in it
during quiet reading time
or when they were writing
their memories of Zack, she
said.
When school psycholo-
gists came to the class-
room last Friday to break
the news, the kids gathered
one by one on the carpeted
corner section of the room,
where discussions can flow
freely and no one has to
raise his or her hand.
Shawn was one of the
first to speak Melton said,
and reminded his class-
mates that Zack was a
Christian.
"He told them that 'Zack
is OK,'" she said.
"That's something that I
can't say in the classroom but
the kids can say to each oth-
er," Melton said. "They know
what they need to hear."
The kids finished up their
balloon messages.
"Zack was pretty cool and
funny," wrote Samantha.


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TRUST FUND
From the Crestview
Police Department:
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their support during this
difficult time for Officer
Bass and his family
The Bass family has
announced that a trust
fund has been set up
in memory of Zachary
Bass at Coastal Bank
and Trust in the name of
Robert Bass. The Bass
family requests that in
lieu of flowers donations
be contributed to the
trust fund in memory of
Zachary.

"I miss you Zack How
can I talk to you?" wrote
Kristiyan. "I wish you were
here. I miss you a lot. We're
like the Three Musketeers."
"Best friends forever,"
wrote J.C. "We all were like
brothers."
"I still have your pencil
you gave me," wrote Zaria.
"You are in a better place."
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A few minutes later,
Melton's students sat in
their assigned spots on the
playground, each clutching
his or her balloon. Melton
asked if anyone had any-
thing they wanted to say
about Zack.
"He was my best friend
for eight years," said Shawn
instantly. Several others
read their balloon messag-
es as well.
Melton spoke briefly of
Zack's smile, and reminded
her class how he stuck up
for kids who were being
picked on.
"If he everhada disagree-
ment or a scuffle, "Zackwas
the first one to say Tm sor-
ry," Melton said. '"Thanks to
Zack, we've become better
friends this week"
Then she said, "Think
of Zack and when you're
ready, let your balloon go."
At first, one by one, some
balloons trickled into the sky,
and then, in a burst of color,
the rest followed.
"That was beautiful," ob-
served Kirkland as the kids
watched their balloons get
smaller and smaller. "They
got to do what they wanted
to do. Zack would be very
happy."


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Date Time Ht Time
01/01-Th 08:37A -0.3L 11:26P
02/01-Su 02:00P 0.9H
02/02-M 12:05A -0.3L 02:40P
02/03-T 01:31A -0.6L 03:39P
02/04-W 02:48A -0.8L 04:50P
02/05-Th 03:57A -1.0L 06:02P
02/06-F 04:56A -1.1L 07:09P
02/07-S 05:46A -1.1L 08:10P1
02/08-Su 06:27A -1.0L 09:06P
02/09-M 06:58A -0.8L 10:02P
02/10-T 07:13A -0.4L 11:02P
02/11-W 06:58A -0.1L 01:41P
04:24P 0.1L
02/12-Th 12:19A 0.6H 05:56A
12:29P 0.4H 07:23P
02/13-F 12:28P 0.8H 09:26P
02/14-S 12:51P 1.0H 11:07P
02/15-Su 01:29P 1.1H
02/16-M 12:37A -0.4L 02:20P
02/17-T 01:57A -0.4L 03:24P
02/18-W 03:04A -0.6L 04:36P
02/19-Th 03:57A -0.6L 05:45P
02/20-F 04:39A -0.7L 06:42P
02/21-S 05:09A -0.7L 07:29P
02/22-Su 05:29A -0.6L 08:12P
02/23-M 05:42A -0.4L 08:56P
02/24-T 05:46A -0.2L 09:49P
02/25-W 05:39A 0.0L 12:59P
03:11P 0.2L 10:58P
02/26-Th 05:14A 0.2L 11:41'A
05:27P 0.1L
02/27-F 12:42A 0.4H \ 04:13A
11:23A 0.7H 06:58P
02/28-S 11:33A 1.0H 08:26P
Pensacola Bay, Entrance
Date Time Ht Time
02/01-Su 01:43P 0.6H
02/02-M 01:16A -0.2L 02:23P
02/03-T 02:42A -0.4L 03:22P
02/04-W 03:59A -0.6L 04:33P
02/05-Th 05:08A -0.7L 05:45P
02/06-F ,06:07A -0.8L 06:52P
02/07-S 06:57A -0.8L 07:53P
02/08-Su 07:38A -0.7L 08:49P
02/09-M 08:09A -0.6L 09:45P
02/10-T 08:24A -0.3L 10:45P
02/11-W 08:09A -0.1L 01:24P
05:35P 0.1L
02/12-Th 12:02A 0.4H 07:07A
12:12P 0.3H 08:34P
02/13-F 12:11P 0.6H 10:37P
02/14-S 12:34P 0.7H
02/15-Su 12:18A -0.2L 01:12P
02/16-M 01:48A -0.3L 02:03P
02/17-T 03:08A -0.3L 03:07P
02/18-W 04:15A -0.4L 04:19P
02/19-Th 05:08A -0.4L 05:28P
02/20-F 05:50A -0.5L 06:25P
02/21-S 06:20A -0.5L 07:12P
02/22-Su 06:40A -0.4L 07:55P
02/23-M 06:53A -0.3L 08:39P
02/24-T 06:57A -0.2L 09:32P
02/25-W 06:50A O.OL 12:42P
04:22P 0.2L 10:41P'
02/26-Th 06:25A 0.2L 11:24A
06:38P 0.1L
02/27-F 12:25A 0.3H 05:24A
11:06A 0.5H 08:09P
02/28-S 11:16A 0.7H 09:37P


Choctaw. Bay,
East Pass (Destin)
Date Time Ht
02/01-Su 02:33P 0.4H
02/02-M 01:16A -0.1L
02/03-Tu 02:42A -0.2L
02/04-W 03:59A -0.2L
02/05-Th 05:08A -0.3L
02/06-F 06:07A -0.3L
02/07-S 06:57A -0.3L
02/08-Su 07:38A -0.3L
02/09-M 08:09A -0.2L
02/10-Tu 08:24A -0.1L
02/11-W 08:09A -O.OL
05:35P O.OL
02/12-Th 12:52A 0.2H
01:02P 0.2H
02/13-F 01:01P 0.3H
02/14-S 01:24P 0.4H
02/15-Su 12:18A -O.1L
02/16-M 01:48A -0.1L
02/17-Tu 03:08A -0.1L
02/18-W 04:15A -0.2L
02/19-Th 05:08A -0.2L
02/20-F 05:50A -0.2L
02/21-S 06:20A -0.2L
02/22-Su 06:40A -0.2L
02/23-M 06:53A -0.1L,
02/24-Tu 06:57A -0.1L
02/25-W 06:50A O.OL
04:22P 0.1L
02/26-Th 06:25A 0.1L
06:38P 0O.OL
02/27-F 01:15A 0.2H
11:56A 0.3H
02/28-S 12:06P 0.4H
Harris,
The Narrows
Date Time Ht
02/01-Su 03:01A -0.1L
02/02-M 04:41A -0.3L
02/03-T 06:07A -0.6L
02/04-W 07:24A -0.8L
02/05-Th 08:33A -1.0L
02/06-F 09:32A -1.1L
02/07-S 10:22A -1.1L
02/08-Su 11:03A -1.0L
02/09-M 11:34A -0.8L
02/10-T 12:45A 1.2H
02/11-W 01:45A 0.9H
04:24P 0.2HK
02/12-Th 03:02A 0.K6H
03:12P 0.4H
02/13-F 03:11P 0.8H
02/14-S 02:02A -0.2L
02/15-Su 03:43A -0.3L
02/16-M 05:13A -0.4L
02/17-T 06:33A -O.4L
02/18-W 07:40A -0.6L
02/19-Th 08:33A -0.6L
02/20-F 09:15A -0.7L
02/21-S 09:45A -0.7L
02/22-Su 10:05A -0.6L
02/23-M 10:18A -0.4L
02/24-T 10:22A -0.2L
02/25-W 12:32A 0.9H
03:42P 0.3H
02/26-Th 01:41A 0.7H
02:24P 0.4H
02/27-F 03:25A 0.4H
02:06P 0.7H
02/28-S 02:16P 1.0H


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03:13P
04:12P
05:23P
06:35P
07:42P
08:43P
09:39P
10:35P
11:35P
02:14P
07:07A
08:34P
10:37P
02:02P
02:53P
03:57P
05:009P
06:18P
07:15P
08:02P
08:45P
09:29P
10:22P
01:32P
11:31P.
12:14P
05:24A
08:09P
09:37P


Time
04:43P
05:23P
06:22P
07:33P
08:45P
09:52P,
10:53P
11:49P
11:49A
11:34A
09:00P
10:32A
11:59P
03:34P
04:12P
05:03P
06:07P
07:19P
08:28P
09:25P
10:12P
10:55P
11:39P
10:15A
07:47P
09:50A
10:03P
08:49A
11:34P


West Bay Creek,
West Bay
Date Time Ht
02/01-Su 02:56P 0.9H
02/02-M 01:03A -0.3L
02/03-T 02:29A -0.6L
02/04-W 03:46A -0.8L
02/05-Th 04:55A -1.0L
02/06-F 05:54A -1.1L
02/07-S 06:44A -1.1L
02/08-Su 07:25A -1.0L
02/09-M 07:56A -0.8L
02/10-T 08:11A -0.5L
02/11-W 07:56A -0.1L
05:22P 0.1L
02/12-Th 01:15A 0.6H
01:25P 0.5H
02/13-F 01:24P 0.8H
02/14-S 01:47P 1.OH
02/15-Su 12:05A. -0.3L
02/16-M 01:35A -0.5L
02/17-T 02:55A -0.5L
02/18-W 04:02A -0.6L
02/19-Th 04:55A -0.6L
02/20-F 05:37A -0.7L
02/21-S 06:07A -0.7L
02/22-Su 06:27A -0.6L
02/23-M 06:40A -0.5L
02/24-T 06:44A -0.2L
02/25-W 06:37A O.OL
04:09P 0.2L
02/26-Th 06:12A 0.2L
06:25P 0.1L
02/27-F 01:38A 0.5H
12:19P 0.7H.
02/28-S 12:29P 1.0H
Fishing Bend,
Santa Rosa Sound
Date Time Ht
02/01-Su 01:01A -0.1L
02/02-M 02:41A -0.3L
02/03-T 04:07A -0.6L
02/04-W 05:24A -0.8L
02/05-Th 06:33A -1.0L
02/06-F .07:32A -1.1L
02/07-S 08:22A -1.1L
02/08-Su 09:03A -1.0L
02/09-M 09:34A -0.8L
02/10-T 09:49A -0.4L
02/11-W 12:49A 0.9H
03:28P 0.2H
02/12-Th 02:06A 0.6H
02:16P 0.4H
02/13-F 02:15P 0.8H
02/14-S 12:02A -0.2L
02/15-Su 01:43A -0.3L
02/16-M 03:13A -0.4L
02/17-T 04:33A -0.4L
02/18-W 05:40A -0.6L
02/19-Th 06:33A -0.6L
02/20-F 07:15A -0.7L
02/21-S 07:45A -0.7L
02/22-Su 08:05A -0.6L
02/23-M 08:18A -0.4L
02/24-T 08:22A -0.2L
02/25-W 08:15A 0.OL
05:47P 0.2L
02/26-Th 12:45A 0.7H
01:28P 0.4H
02/27-F 02:29A 0.4H
01:10P 0.7H
02/28-S 01:20P 1.0H


Time Ht
03:36P 1.1H
04:35P 1.4H
05:46P 1.5H
06:58P 1.6H
08:05P 1.7H
09:06P 1.7H
10:02P 1.5H
10:58P 1.2H
11:58P 0.9H
02:37P 0.2H
06:54A 0.2L
08:21P O.OL
10:24P -0.2L
02:25P 1.1H
03:16P 1.2H
04:20P 1.2H
05:32P 1.2H
06:41P 1.2H
07:38P 1.4H
08:25P 1.4H
09:08P 1.2H
09:52P 1.1H
10:45P 0.9H
01:55P 0.3H
11:54P 0.7H
12:37P 0.5H
05:11A 0.3L
07:56P O.OL
00:24P -0.2L


Time Ht
03:47P 0.9H
04:27P 1.1H
05:26P 1.3H
06:37P 1.4H
07:49P 1.5H
08:56P 1.7H
09:57P 1.7H
10:53P 1.4H
11:49P 1.2H
09:34A -0.1L
07:00P 0.1L
08:32A 0.2L
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02:38P 1.0H
03:16P 1.1H
04:07P 1.2H
05:11P 1.2H
06:23P 1.2H
07:32P 1.2H
08:29P 1.3H
09:16P 1.3H
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10:43P 1.1H
11:36P 0.9H
02:46P 0.3H
07:50A 0.2L
08:03P 0.1L
06:49A 0.3L
09:34P O.OL
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NORTH OKALOOSA
KEY CLUB FUND-
RAISER: The Crestview
High School Key Club will
be holding two fundraisers
to raise money for a trip to
the Key Club convention
this April in Orlando.
The first fundraiser is
today at the Wal-Mart Su-
percenter on State Road 85
in Crestview from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Key Club will be selling
cookies and Valentine's Day
goodies for a donation.
The second fundraiser,
"Big Dawgs" vs. "Little
Dawgs", a faculty vs. stu-
dent basketball game, is on
Thursday, March 26 from
2-4 p.m. in the gym. Tickets
are $5.
To donate or for details,
please call Mrs. Davison at
689-7177 ext. 5070.
VOLUNTEER TRAIN-
ING MONDAY: Covenant
Hospice is seeking individu-


als who are interested in
making a difference in the
lives of patients and families
facing end-of-life issues and
supporting the organization
for a few hours each month.
Training is provided. The
next training will be held
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
at the Covenant Hospice of-
fice in Crestview, located
at 370 West Redstone Ave.
Retired and working profes-
sionals are also needed to
share their expertise and
experience with patients
and families. To learn more
or to volunteer, call Jodie
Williams at 682-3628.
SONS OF CONFED-
ERATE VETERANS: will
meet Monday at 6 p.m. at
Hideaway Restaurant, 326
Main St., Crestview. Details:
Commander Bonham, 226-
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raise awareness for women
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Guest speakers are Car-
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* Laurel Hill mayoral candidates will take the stage from 7 to 7:30 p.m.
* Representatives from the North Okaloosa Fire District and Citizens Against
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candidates to discuss.-Each candidate will have 90 seconds to respond to each
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Legal # 100500
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO.
2006-CA-3282
NAVIS SPRING,
Plaintiff,
vs.
FLOYD K. KEMP,
TERRY L. KEMP,
BANK OF AMERICA,
N.A., FIRST NA-
TIONAL BANK
CRESTVIEW, CHRYS-
LER FINANCIAL COM-
PANY, LLC, GULF
COAST SIDING,
WEST BUILDING MA-
TERIALS OF FLOR-
IDA, INC., and PEO-
PLES COMMUNITY
BANK,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to a
Final Judgment dated
January '23, 2009, en-
tered in this cause, that
I will sell to the highest
and best bidder, for
cash, at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse,a t
the South front door of
the Courthouse, 101
James Lee Blvd., in
Crestview, Florida, on




Do Something


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Tomorrow


RECYCLE




TODAY!


February 26, 2009, at
11:00 a.m., Central
Time, all that certian
property located and
situated in Okaloosa
County, Floirda as
more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
LOTS 26, 27, 28, 29,
30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35,
36, 37, 38, 39, 40 and
41, Except the west
125' of Lots 30 and'31
Block 43 Town of Lau-
rel. Hill County of
Okaloosa as recorded
in official records of the
Clerk of the Court in
Okaloosa County Plat
Book 1 Page 3 Public
Records of Okaloosa
County.
Parcel Identification
N u m b e r :
05-5N-22-0850-0043
0260
Any person claiming an
interest in the surplus
from the sale, if any,
other than the property
owner as of the date of
the lis pendens must
file a claim within 60
days after the sale.
Americans With Disa-
bilities Act (ADA) No-
tice: In accordance with
the Americans With
Disabilities Act (ADA)
persons needing a spe-
cial accommodation to
participate 'in this pro-
ceeding should contact
the Court
Administrator's Office
'at 1250 N. Eglin Park-
way, Suite G-117,
Shalimar, Florida
32579; 850-651-7497.
If hearing impaired call'
the Florida Relay Serv-
ice at 800-955-8771
(TDD), or
800-955-8770 (V).
t IN WITNESS
WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand
t and official seal this 23
day of January 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
Clerk of Court .
By: Tiffany Gardner
Deputy Clerk,
Attorney for Plaintiff:
A. Richard Troell,
550N. Main Street
Crestview, Florida
32536
01/31/09
02/07/09

LEGAL # 120165

IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE FIRST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO.:46-2008-CA-00608
7 FILE NO:F08094968
CHASE HOME FI-
NANCE LLC,
Plaintiff,
vs.
RUSSELL ROGERS ,
et al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:


RnuoOELL Un'-ii-no
LAST KNOWN AD- 68!
DRESS: 4 6 3 6 74!
Chanan Drive cel
Crestview, FI (85
325390000
SIMI
CURRENT ADDRESS: In
UNKNOWN Arr
bili
ANY AND ALL UN- wit
KNOWN PARTIES ing
CLAIMING BY, dal
THROUGH, UNDER, thi,
AND AGAINST THE col
HEREIN NAMED INDI- trail
VIDUAL DEFEND- Pal
ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT 32!
KNOWN TO BE DEAD be
OR ALIVE, WHETHER prii
SAID UNKNOWN PAR- -
TIES MAY CLAIM AN 01/
INTEREST AS 02,
SPOUSE, HEIRS, DE-
.VISEES, GRANTEES,
OR OTHER CLAIM-
ANTS LE
LAST KNOWN AD- AU
DRESS: UNKNOWN In
FIc
CURRENT ADDRESS: vai
UNKNOWN cat
YOU ARE NOTIFIED Fe
that an action to fore- vie
close a mortgage on sal
the following property del
in OKALOOSA County, ott-
Florida: the
LOT 28, BLOCK C, 'Sa
CHANAN .ESTATES, sol
ACCORDING TO THE rer
PLAT THEREOF AS ten
RECORDED IN, PLAT
BOOK 21, PAGES Ad
77-79, OF THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF 1.
OKALOOSA COUNTY, G2
FLORIDA @
has been. filed against
you and you are re- 2.
quired to serve a copy Fe
of your written de- 9:C
fenses, if any, on or
before 3-13-2009, on 3.
Florida Default Law 431
Group, P.L., Plaintiff's @
attorney, whose ad-
dress is 9119 Corpo- 4.
rate Lake Drive, Suite B2
300, Tampa, Florida @9
33634, and file the orig-
inal with this Court ei- Ad
their before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or Vo
immediately thereafter; Hu
otherwise a default will ary
be entered against you
for the relief demanded Th
in the Complaint or pe- pla
tition. 201
This notice shall be at,
published once each
week for two consecu- 02j
tive weeks in the Crest- 021
view News Bulletin.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of this Court
on this 27 day of Janu- LE
ary, 2009.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court FI
By: Beth McDonald
As Deputy Clerk 0
Florida Default Law C
Group, RL. NC
RO. Box 25018
Tampa, Florida
33622-5018 C-
IMPORTANT NA
In accordance with the
Americans with Disa-
bilities Act, persons vs.
with disabilities need-
ing special accommo- W
dation.to participate in al,
this proceeding should
contact Court Adminis-
tration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East, NC
Crestview,. FL,
32536-3515; telephone TO


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9-5000, Extension
97, prior to the pro-
eding. or Shalimar
50) 651-7497
PORTANT
accordance with the
nericans with Disa-
ties Act, persons
h disabilities need-
I special accommo-
tion to participate in
s proceeding should
ntact Court Adminis-
tion at 1250 N. Eglin
rkway, Shalimar, FL,
579; telephone num-
r (850) 651-7497,
orto the proceeding.
'31/2009
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GAL #120168
ACTIONS
accordance with
>rida Statutes, .Ad-
nce Storage, Inc Io-
ted at 5180 S.
rdon Blvd. Crest-
w, FL, will offer for
e to the highest bid-
r the household and
her goods stored in
a below listed units.
id goods are to be
Id .to recover the
its not paid by the
giants.
vanced Storage I
Alejandro Flores Unit
.4 February 14, 2009
9:00AM
Starr Sailer Unit G6
bruary 14, 2009 @
OAM
Lacricia Herbert Unit
38 February 14, 2009
9:00AM
Sergio Leon Unit
7 February 14, 2009
9:OOAM
vanced Storage II
na and Samuel
bley Unit L17 Febru-
'14, 2009 @ 9:00AM
e sale shall take
ice on .February 14,
09 at 9:00-10:00 a.m.
Advance Storage.
/07/2009
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GAL #120171
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
RST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT
IN AND FOR
KALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
;IVIL ACTION CAStE
O.:46-2008-CA-00475
2 DIVISION FILE
NO:F08069496
IASE HOME FI-
ANCE LLC,
Plaintiff,


AYLON GIBSON et
Defendantss.

TWICEE OF ACTION

,YLON GIBSON
ST KNOWN AD-
!ESS: 1203 JEF-
EYSCOT DRIVE
IESTVIEW, FL
5360000
IRRENT ADDRESS:
KNOWN
IY AND ALL UN-
IOWN PARTIES
.AIMING BY,
ROUGH, UNDER,
ID AGAINST THE
;REIN NAMED INDf-
DUAL DEFEND-
TT(S) WHO ARE NOT
IOWN TO BE DEAD
R ALIVE, WHETHER
AID UNKNOWN PAR-
ES MAY CLAIM AN
TEREST AS
HOUSE, HEIRS, DE-
SEES, -GRANTEES,
I OTHER CLAIM-
4TS
ST KNOWN AD-
RESS: UNKNOWN
IRRENT ADDRESS:
KNOWN

)U ARE NOTIFIED
at an action to fore-
ose a mortgage on
* following property
OKALOOSA County,
orida:
T 2, FOURTH ADDI-
)N TO COUN-


TR',VIEW ESTATES, A SHALIMAR AINJEXa 3
SUBDIVISION OF A 11:00AM, on the 10 day
PORTION OF SEC- of March, 2009, the fol-
TION 31, TOWNSHIP 3 lowing described prop-
NORTH, RANGE 23 erty as set forth in said
WEST, OKALOOSA Final Judgment:
COUNTY, FLORIDA; PARCEL P, BLOCK
AS RECORDED IN 116, TOWNSITE OF
PLAT BOOK 13, PORT DIXIE: COM-
.PAGES 78 AND 79, OF MENCING AT THE
THE PUBLIC REC- SOUTHWEST COR-
ORDS OF OKALOOSA NER OF LOT 1, BLOCK
COUNTY FLORIDA 116, TOWNSITE OF
has been filed against PORT DIXIE, ACCORD-
you and you are re- ING TO PLAT
quired to serve a copy THEREOF AS RE-
of' your written de- CORDED IN PLAT
fenses, if any, on or BOOK 1, PAGES 64, 65
before March 19, 2009 AND 66 OF THE PUB-
on Florida Default Law LIC RECORDS OF
Group, RL., Plaintiff's OKALOOSA COUNTY,
attorney, whose ad- FLORIDA, PROCEED
dress is 9119 Corpo- EAST 190 FEET,
rate Lake Drive, Suite THENCE NORTH 240
300, Tampa, Florida FEET TO THE POINT
33634, and file the orig- OF BEGINNING,
final with this Court ei- THENCE CONTINUE
other before service on NORTH- 80 FEET,
Plaintiff's attorney or THENCE' WEST 100
immediately thereafter; FEET, THENCE
otherwise a default will SOUTH 80 FEET,
be entered against you THENCE EAST 100
for the relief demanded FEET TO THE POINT
in the Complaint or pe- OF BEGINNING
tition.
This notice shall be A/K/A 81 SCHOONER
published once each LANE,' SHALIMAR, FL
week for two consecu- 32579
tive weeks in the Crest- Any person claiming an
view News Bulletin. interest in the surplus
WITNESS my hand and from the sale, if any,
the seal of this Court other than the property
on this 2 day of Febru- owner as of the date of
ary, 2009. the Lis Pendens must
file a claim within sixty
(60) days after the sale.
Don W. Howard WITNESS MY HAND
Clerk of the Court and the seal of this
Court on January 27,
By:Anita Cantrall 2009.
As Deputy Clerk
DonWHoward,
Florida Default Law Clerk of the Circuit
Group, P.L. Court
RO. Box 25018 By:Beth McDonald
Tampa, Florida Deputy Clerk
33622-5018
Florida Default Law
Group, RL.
IMPORTANT RO. Box 25018
In accordance with the Tampa, Florida
Americans with Disa- 33622-5018
abilities Act, persons
with. disabilities need- IMPORTANT
ing special accommo- In accordance with the
nation to participate in Americans with Disa-
this proceeding should abilities Act, persons
contact Court Adminis- with disabilities need-
tration at 101 James ing special accommo-
Lee. Boulevard East, nation to participate in
Crestview, FL, this proceeding should
32536-3515; telephone contact Court Adminis-
number (850) tration at t01 James
689-5000, Extension Lee Boulevard East,
7497, prior to.the, pro- Crestview, FL,
ceeding. or -Shalimar 32536-3515; telephone
(850) 651-7497 number .(850)
689-5000, Extension
IMPORTANT 7497, prior to the pro-
In accordance with the ceeding. or Shalimar
Americans with Disa- (850) 651-7497
abilities Act, persons
with disabilities need- IMPORTANT
*ing special accommo- In.accordance with the
dation to participate in Americans with Disa-
this proceeding should abilities Act, persons
contact Court Adminis- with disabilities need-
tration at 1250 N: Eglin ing special accommo-
Parkway, Shalimar, FL, dation to participate in
32579; telephone num- this proceeding should
ber (850) 651-7497, contact Court Adminis-
prior to the proceeding. tration at 1250 N. Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar, FL,
02/07/2009 32579; telephone num-
02/14/2009 ber (850) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
01/31/2009
LEGAL#120167 02/07/2009


IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO.46-2008-CA-1939S
FILE NO:F08027243
CHASE HOME FI-
NANCE LLC,
Plaintiff,
vs.

ANDREW D. JOHN-
SON, et al,
Defendantss.

NOTICE OF RE-
SCHEDULED FORE-
CLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant to an
Order Rescheduling
Foreclosure Sale dated
January 27, 2009 and
entered in Case NO.
46-2008-CA-1939 S of
the Circuit Court of the
FIRST Judicial Circuit
in and for OKALOOSA
County, Florida
wherein CHASE HOME
FINANCE LLC, is the
Plaintiff and ANDREW
D. JOHNSON; are
the Defendants, I will
sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash at
IN FRONT OF CLERK'S
FRONT DOOR OF


IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO.:46-2008-CA-00188
1C DIVISION FILE
NO:F08024330
CHASE HOME FI-
NANCE LLC,
Plaintiff,


vs.
'JUDY HARKINS MA-
RINI, AS AN HEIR OF
THE ESTATE OF NEAL
MARINI, DECEASED ,
et al,
Defendant(s).

NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:
THE UNKNOWN
HEIRS,DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, ASSIGN-
EES, LIENORS, CREDI-
TORS, TRUSTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS
CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH,UNDER,
NEAL MARINI, DE-
CEASED
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
ANY AND ALL UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER,
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED INDI-
VIDUAL DEFEND-
ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
KNOWN TO BE DEAD
OR ALIVE, WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PAR-
TIES MAY CLAIM AN
INTEREST AS
SPOUSE, HEIRS, DE-
VISEES, GRANTEES,
OR OTHER CLAIM-
ANTS
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: UNKNOWN
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
YOU ARE NOTIFIED
that an action to fore-
close a mortgage on
the following 'property
in OKALOOSA County,
Florida:
LOTS 11 THROUGH
14, BLOCK 11, MAP
OF LAUREL HILL, AC-
CORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 1, PAGE 3, PUB-
LIC RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA.
has been filed against
you and you are re-
quired to serve a copy
of your written de-
fenses, if any, on or
before March 19, 2009
on Florida Default Law
Group, RL., Plaintiff's
attorney, whose ad-
dress is 9119 Corpo-
rate Lake Drive, Suite
300, Tampa, Florida


33634, anod I.e Ir,e ri9g-
inal with this Court ei- NOTICE OF ACTION
other before service on TO:
Plaintiff's attorney or BARBARA G. PHILLIPS
immediately thereafter; LAST KNOWN AD-
otherwise a default will DRESS: 4095
be entered against you DRIFTING SAND TRAIL
for the relief demanded DESTIN, FL.32541
in the Complaint or pe-
tition. CURRENT ADDRESS:
This notice shall be 4095 DRIFTING SAND
published once each TRAIL
week for two consecu- DESTIN, FL 32541
tive weeks in the Crest-
view News Bulletin. ANY AND ALL UN-
WITNESS my hand and KNOWN PARTIES
the seal of this Court CLAIMING I BY,
on this 2 day of Febru- THROUGH, UNDER,
ary, 2009. AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED INDI-
VIDUAL DEFEND-
Don W. Howard ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
Clerk of the Court KNOWN TO BE DEAD
OR ALIVE, WHETHER
SAID UNKNOWN PAR-
By: Anita Cantrall TIES MAY CLAIM AN
As Deputy Clerk INTEREST AS
SPOUSE, HEIRS, DE-
Florida Default Law VISEES, GRANTEES,
Group, RL. OR OTHER CLAIM-
RO. Box 25018 ANTS
Tampa, Florida
33622-5018 LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: UNKNOWN


IMPORTANT
In accordance with the CURRENT ADDRESS:
Americans with Disa- UNKNOWN
abilities Act, persons
With disabilities need- YOU ARE NOTIFIED
ing special accommo- that an action to fore-
dation to participate in close a mortgage on
this proceeding should the following property
contact Court Adminis- in OKALOOSA County,
ration at 101 James Florida:
'Lee Boulevard East, LOT 43, INDIAN LAKE,
Crestview, FL, PHASE III; ACCORD-
32536-3515;. telephone ING TO THE PLAT
number (850) THEREOF AS RE-
689-5000, Extension. CORDED IN PLAT
7497, prior to the pro- BOOK 16, PAGE(S) 92
ceeding. or Shalimar AND 93, OF THE PUB-
(850) 651-7497 LIC RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
IMPORTANT FLORIDA.
In accordance with the has been filed against
Americans with Disa- you and you are re-
bilities Act, persons quired to serve a copy
with disabilities need- of your written de-
ing special accommo- senses, if any, on or
dation to participate in before March 19, 2009
this proceeding should on Florida Default Law
contact Court Adminis- Group, RL., Plaintiff's
tration at 1250 N. Eglin attorney, whose ad-
Parkway, Shalimar, FL, dress is 9119 Corpo-
32579; telephone num- rate Lake Drive, Suite
ber (850) 651-7497, 300, Tampa, Florida
prior to the proceeding. 33634, and file the orig-
inal with this Court ei-
02/07/2009 other before service on
02/14/2009 Plaintiff's attorney' or
immediately thereafter;
otherwise a default will
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
LEGAL#120170 in the Complaint or pe-
tition.
This notice shall be
IN THE CIRCUIT published 'once each
COURT OF THE week for two consecu-
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- tive weeks in the Crest-
CUIT view News Bulletin.
IN AND FOR WITNESS my hand and
OKALOOSA COUNTY, the seal of this Court
FLORIDA on this 2 day of Febru-
CIVIL ACTION CASE ary, 2009.


NO.:46-2008-CA-00652
7 DIVISION: FILE
NO:F08101085
JPMORGAN CHASE
BANK, NATIONAL AS-
SOCIATION,
Plaintiff.


Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
By: Anita Cantrall
As Deputy Clerk


Florida Default Law
vs. Group, RL.
RO. Box 25018
BARBARA G. PHILLIPS Tampa,. Florida
, et al, 33622-5018
Defendant(s).


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In accordance with the
Americans with Disa-
bilities Act, persons
with disabilities need-
ing special accommo-
dation to participate in
this proceeding should
contact Court Adminis-
tration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East,
Crestview, FL,
32536-3515; telephone
number (850)
689-5000, Extension
7497, prior to the pro-
ceeding. or Shalimar
(850) 651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with Disa-
bilities Act, persons
with disabilities need-
ing special accommo-
dation to participate in
this proceeding should
contact Court Adminis-
tration at 1250 N. Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar, FL,
32579; telephone num-
ber (850) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
02/07/2009
02/14/2009



LEGAL#120172

IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASEb
NO.2007CA006012S
DIVISION FILE
NO:F07063876
CHASE HOME Fl-
NANCE LLC, t
Plaintiff, F
vs.
LISA M. DELLAMANO, F
et al, 0 0
Defendant(s). 0


WALTON BEACH, FL
325480000
Any person claiming an
interest in the surplus
from the sale, if any,
other than the property
owner as of the date of
the Lis Pendens must
file a claim within sixty
(60) days after the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND
and the seal of this
Court on February 3,
2009.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Circuit
Court
By:Vikki Jackson
Deputy Clerk
Florida Default Law
Group, RL.
RO. Box 25018
Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with Disa-
bilities Act, persons
with disabilities need-
ing special accommo-
dation to participate in
this proceeding should
contact Court Adminis-
tration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East,
Crestview, FL,
32536-3515; telephone
number (850)
689-5000, Extension
7497, prior to the pro-
ceeding. or Shalimar
(850) 651-7497
IMPORTANT
n accordance with the
Americans with Disa-
bilities Act, persons
with disabilities need-
ng special accommo-
dation to participate in
his proceeding should
contact Court Adminis-
ration at 1250 N. Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar, FL,
32579; telephone num-
ber (850)' 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
02/07/2009
12/14/2009


NOTICE OF RE-
SCHEDULED FORE- -------.
CLOSURE SALE ... ',
NOTICE IS HEREBY V \
GIVEN pursuant to an
Order Rescheduling
Foreclosure Sale dated
February 2, 2009 and '
entered in Case NO.
2007 CA 006012 S of PETS &ANIMALS
the Circuit Court of the
FIRST Judicial Circuit 2100g-Pets
FIRSTd dicial 2110 Pets: Free to
in and .for OKALOOSA Good Home
County, Florida 2120- Pet Supplies
wherein CHASE HOME 2130- Farm Animals/
FINANCE LLC, is the Supplies
Plaintiff and LISA M. 2140 Pets/Livestock
DELLAMANO; are Wanted
the Defendants, I will 2150 Pet Memorials
sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash at
IN FRONT OF CLERK'S
FRONT DOOR OF
SHALIMAR ANNEX at 2100.
11:00AM, on the 10 day
of March, 2009, the fol- Surprise your loved
lowing described prop- one on Valentine's Day
erty as set forth in said with a Daschund
Final Judgment: puppy. Both parents on
LOT 1, BLOCK 3 premises, black & tan,
VESTA HEIGHTS AC- brownish in color. Vet
CORDING TO THE checked w/1st. shots.
PLAT THEREOF AS $300. now taking dep.
RECORDED IN PLAT ready Feb. 14. Call
BOOK 2, PAGE 86 OF 546-1185
THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF OKALOOSA Yorkie female puppy
COUNTY, FLORIDA." for sale. Born Aug 3
A/K/A 104 LONDON w/papers. Very playful,
AVENUE NW, FORT $450. Call333-3397


I 2130
Baby Goats, Pygmy
Nubians taking deposits
some bottle raised
850-537-8207

Horse Stables
for rent in Holt
Hay, Feed 2x day
round pen / pasture
turnout / electric
trainer. Close to Black
water River trails
$225mo. 585-5008









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


1 3110




Dodge
Shadow 1991
Interior great, body.
and engine need
work. $400 obo.
SOLD!!!




00% All new Queen
Pillowtop set.-New. War-
anty. Can deliver. $165
350-471-0330
Irand name Pillowtop
et, King, in plastic, w/
warranty. Delivery avail.
$209. 850 471-0330.
A Brand New Full Mat-
ress w/box in plastic.
Warranty. $125. Can
deliver 850-471-0330
buy quality used Fur-
iture & Antiques at a
reasonable rate. Call
26-0349



3230
restview
MOVING SALE!
at. Feb. 4 8am- 8pm,
272 Carlin Rd. call
23-4610 for info. Paint
Body tools plus
equipment. Craftsman
actor GT3000
/attach. 1996 Dodge
akota. Lots of things


I 3240 4100 6140
& Gun Show Project/Program Mgt. Crestview
. Gun ShoW Highly
d Pensacola Forestry Desireable
Fairgrounds Management Grandview
Feb. 7 & 8 Experienced person Heights
Feb. 7 & 8 needed for private for-
*Sat. 9-5 estry management. 3br 2ba fenced yard
, *Sun. 10-4 Salary based on experi- most apple, hardwood
e ence. Email resume to 'floors, new carpet, beau-
c Free Parking forestry994@yahoo.com tiful landscaping & utility
(407) shed. Pets OK w/appr
275-7233 SALESPERSON $850/mo + $850 DD.
275-233 WANTED: Should 301-659-7777.
floridagunshows.com have 3-5 years exp. en- Crestview
ergetic, paid by com-
mission, fax resume to 2/1 Duplex
a 850-234-7848 freshly painted, $600
.330 rmo, $600 DD, pets ok
3300 | .. with additional deposit,
Looking for ,, 682-7731 Mon-Fri
1997 Land Crestview- 3 br, 2 ba
Rover home. .ONLY $800 mo!
ver Call Jenny at Pelican
Discovery Items L Real Estate 315-0972
Owners manual, tire R
cover, etc. Any iterps * . Crestview
for that vehicle would 3/1 Duplex
'be considered! AN A- New carpet / freshly
wrecked one to buy 6100- Business/ painted, $700 mo, $700
parts off also! Please Commercial DD, pets OK with addi-
call 864-5745, leave 6110-Apartments tional deposit, 682-7731
message if no answer. 6120 Beach Rentals Mon-Fri
6130 Condo/Townhouse
6140 House Rentals Crestvlew-
S 150- Roommate Wanted 3br, 2ba,, brick home,
6160- Rooms for Rent plus bonus room,
170 MobileHome/Lot fenced yard. South of
6180 Out-of-Town Rentals fenced yard. S outh of
6190-,Timeshare Rentals 50-687-0 $785mo.
6200 Vacation Rentals 850-687-0776
Crestview 3BR, 2BA,
*Extra Room, Tile Firs,
P kaFenced, Laundry Room
410 Help Ian61 -00 | $775 mo. 678-3343
4110- Restaurants/Clubs Crestview' area; 3br, 1
4120 -Sales C bs 1/2ba. 1100sf. Lg.
4130 Employment s fenced backyard. com-
Information INE pletly remolded
$690/mo. 259-9113
Cresi c e a Crestview- Best Deal
Office Space in Town! New 3br, 2ba,
4100 Eight offices now avail- 2 cg, quiet cul-de-sac
Insurance able in McLains Office $795 mo+dd. Call 850
Plaza. Rental rate in- 305-8039
A Terrific eludes utilities, com-
mon area and mainte-
Opportunity! nance. 682-0791 nO A
Liberty National Life Professional Office NW- O
Insurance Company building for Lease
$100,0004- Earning. Po- 1000sf. 101 Duggan Crestview Spacious
tential, Benefits, Pen- Ave. (Next. to Eglin. Home Behind
sion, 401(k) & BCBS FCU) Call 621-0046 Hospital Pets ok.
Insurance for those Avail now. David
who qualify! 850-826-1662
Call 1-800-257-5500. -26-6602
Milligan 2br, 2ba,
6110 2000sf, $900/mo +
NEW TODAY, 1moFree Rent! $925 dep. no smoke/
2 CrestView- 2br, l1ba, North of Caution Lig ht
quiet, gated, No pets ofn C au ion Ligt
Medical / Health $575mo / $550dep, 12 4. 240-0890
mo Ise req. 585-6985 ,
EM/ Crestview 2BR/1BA
/Paramedic washer, dryer, stove, re- 1 6160
frig. $500.mo + $500dp Crestview- Room. avail
Fantastic Call 682-6514 w/shared kitchen & pvt
bath. $85/wk includes
Opportunity! FWB $590, 2BR/1BA util & cable. 376-7676
Provide service as a W/D incl. Cats ok day shift preferred.
civilian contract em- Close to both bases
ployee on Eglin AFB, no smoke/8506213160 Roommate to share
Spectacular compen- 3br, 2ba, brick house
station and benefit $450mo includes all
package. Email re- V utils & cable. Call
sumes to: 689-8978
caro@rlmservlces.net 1 6140
Fax: (305)-576-5864e
RLM .Services, Inc. Auburn area. No
/EOE smoke/pets. On 1 acre.
WeblD#27845856 Like new large 3 br, 2 6170.
ba, 1600sf, large Baker 3BR/2BA CH
kitchen. $875 mo.+ & A $550. mo. + $550.
_W TB AY $900 dep. Will work DD Call 537-4380
with 1st month rent or
NEW Idep. 240-0890 .Crestview-


$475mo, $400dd. 3br,
Crestview (North 2ba, 12'x60'. 689-1285
Crestview) Clean 2BR, Crestvi 2bd 2ba
$500/mo + $500 dep Crestview 2bd 2ba
Call 682-0470 nice private lot $495.
mo. 362-9845 Crestview- 3 or 6 Acre
home site hill top
q Crestview 2BR/2BA Crestview- Remodeled peaceful setting. Af-
D 1540 S. Pearl St. $500. 2br, lba, Quiet park. fordable private sale.
mo' + $500. dep. Call No pets. $450 mo+dd $16K/acre. Clear Creek
682-6514 850 585-8192 Estates 758-9254


Other

Nursery
Attendent
To work with children
0-4yrs. Sunday 8:30
am-noon. Baker UMC
$9 hr. 850-341-8204


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2 story, 4 br, 2?/2 ba,
2150sf home on large
natural lot. 9' ceilings,
separate living & dining
rooms, eat-in kitchen.
Lg. whirlpool tub and
separate shower in
master bath. Beautiful,
quiet waterfront neigh-
borhood. Priced to sell
at the reduced price of
$246,350. Call 850
685-8048 leave msg.


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REAl. ESTATE FOR SALE
7100 Homes
7.105 Open Houses
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






NEW IrBAY
Crestview Home
Auction this week,
end. Call David
850-826-1662





Ft. Walton
Kenwood
602 Mooney
Road
Beautiful brick 3 br, 2
ba, 2 cg. Close to
bases on quiet half
acre corner lot. Built
in 1994, kitchen re-
cently updated with
stainless steel appli-
ances, corner FP
w/all brick hearth,
vaulted ceilings, fresh
paint, security sys-
tem, updated elec-
tronic irrigation, large
screened porch un-
der roof, chain link
back yard perfect for
pets. $299,000. Call
850 226-6754


LOOK

Individual wants to
buy house for invest-
ment. Call 651-0987



Navarre
Waterfront


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
8245 Boat Slips & Docks
8310 Aircraft/Aviation
8320 ATV/Off Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
8340 Motorhomes



2001 Chevy Impala
great condition $4200.
Call 420-0274

$2500 Below
NADA




PONTIAC G6
2006
Stylish &
Sporty
45K miles, 4dr V6,
AT, loaded, white/
black, 28 MPG,
moon- roof, remote
start, extended war-
ranty, exc cond.
NADA $12,950, ask-
ing $10,500. Call eve-
nings after 5pm
614-633-7822


Trails Subdiv. on Sen-
eca Trail, 110'x280'.
Call 830-6397


7160
14 Payments
Left!
Make one and move
into your own home
today! 682-4284
New Govern-
ment Financing
Program!
On all 3 or 4 Bed-
rooms! Rates as low as
4.75%. No Credit or
Bad Credit OK! Call
Clayton Homes:
850-682-3344
Owner Finance
3Br, 2Ba, finished
drywall, built on
porches. Loaded for
only $600mo. Call
683-0856 for details.









Shoal River Front
16 acre, 1000 ft. Pris-
tine water front prop.
$121.5k. 850-622-0975


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News

& NOTES

SCHEDULE
Today
High School boys
basketball
District 1-2A tournament
finals at Vernon, teams
TBA, 7 p.m.
District 1-1 A tournament
finals, at Central, teams
TBA, 7 p.m.

Tuesday
High School girls
basketball
Crestview vs. Fort
Walton Beach, District 1-
5A quarterfinal, 5:30 p.m.
at Escambia
High school soft-
ball
Crestview at Tate, JV 4
p.m./V 6 p.m.

BRIEFS
Cal Ripken
Baseball/Babe Ruth
Softball
Player registration for
Cal Ripken Baseball and
Babe Ruth Softball is now
open for North Okaloosa
Athletics. Players ages 4
through 1 8 can register
online anytime at www.
noya.org or in person
at Sports 2000, 314 S.
Ferdon Blvd. (next to Good
Things Donuts) weekdays
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Saturday from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m.
Fees for T-ball, rookie
and all softball divisions
are $50. Minor and major
league baseball is $.65.
Junior and senior baseball
is $85.
A multi-child discount
of $ 10 per child is offered
for households with two or
more children playing.
Proof of age as of April
30, 2009 is required.
BAYA baseball,
softball registration
SBAYA T-Ball, Baseball
and Softball tryouts are
today. Age 6-8 baseball
and softball and age 9-10
baseball and softball will
be at 9 a.m. Age 11-12.
baseball and softball and
age 1 3-14 baseball and
softball .11 be at 10:30
a.m.
Opening day will be
March 7.

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Heavy Hitters 12U
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The Northwest Heavy
. Hitters 12U baseball team
is looking for players who
S- turn 13 after May 1, 2009
For more information
contact Melvin at 902-
6237 or Greg at 496-
9235,.

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Sports registration
The City of Laurel Hill's
T-Ball, Baseball, & Softball
Season starts in March.
Registration is $25. Sign
up now at City Hall or call
652-4441 for more infor-
mation.


Boys basketball teams say anything can happen in district tourneys


Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin
After two months of bumping and grinding for posi-
tion, the seedings are set for the boys district basketball
tournaments.
Crestview drew the No. 7 seed in District 1-5A. Lau-
rel Hill came out in the No. 2 spot in District 1-lA. And
the big winner heading into tournament play is Baker,
which took the top seed in the District 1-2A tourna-'
ment.
Of course, none of those seeds matter 'when the
teams hit the court and each game becomes a do-or-die
contest.
Crestview (5-18 heading into Friday's regular season
finale) ended up in a three-way tie with Tate and Choc-
tawhatchee for sixth place in District 1-5A. The Bull-
dogs ended up as the seventh seed in the tournament
as a result of a coin toss. Crestview opens the District
1-5A tournament at Escambia against No. 2 seed Fort
Walton Beach at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
Ironically, Niceville and Escambia also were in-
volved in a coin toss to determine the No. 4 and No. 5
,seeds with the Gators winning the flip.'
"For a big district there were a lot of teams real close
to each other," Crestview coach Brian Humphrey said.
"It really tells you anybody could win. Anybody could
come in and play well and compete with anybody they
draw.
"Even a two seed playing a seven seed or a one seed
playing an eight. .., (No. 8 seed) Choctaw, you can't
judge them by their record because they are playing
their best basketball and they are going to be an eight
seed. But they might not be that big of an underdog.
Every game is probably going to be a close game."
The District 1-1A tournament.kicks off Tuesday at.
Paxton, but the Hoboes (11-10 heading into Friday's
game with Crestview) won't hit the floor until Friday at
6 p.m. when they take on the winner of the Rocky Bayou
Christian-Escambia Charter game.
The championship game is set for 7 p.m. on Satur-
day.
Laurel Hill coach Kent Zessin has mixed emotions
about having a bye in the first round of the tourna-
ment.
"We've been getting a bye the last six years," he said.
"The last time we played (on opening night) was the
first year I coached.
"Personally, I'd rather play than getting the bye sim-
ply because we are going to be playing Friday and it will
be a complete seven days before we hit the floor again.
That's a long time for a team, especially this late in the
season, to sit out and not play a game."
It might seem as if the Gators have the easiest road
to the finals as the top seed in the District 1-2A tourna-
ment at Ponce de Leon. The Gators open play in'the.


TOURNEY PREPARATION: Laurel Hill's Ethan Jackson
goes to the basket against Baker defender Jarrod
Batson during the Gators' win against the Hoboes
on Tuesday. Both teams play in the semifinal round
of their respective district tournaments on Feb. 13.
tournament Friday at 7:30 p.m. against the winner of
the Jay-Ponce de Leon game.
Even so, coach Mike Martello has some concerns.
He knows everyone will be after a Baker team that
was undefeated in district play and boasted a 21-3 re-
cord.
"The last two games I've felt we played pretty flat,"
he said following Baker's win over Laurel Hill on Tues-
day. "That's what happens when you go up against a
highly motivated and pretty darn good team.
"Even when you go undefeated in our district, it
means nothing. If we can't take of business Friday
night, the 10-0 (district) record got us nowhere. It's an
accolade for the kids to go 10-0, but I think they under-
stand there is some business to finish."


District 1-5A tournament
Quarterfinals
No. 1 Pace vs. No. 8
Choctawhatchee
No. 2 Fort Walton Beach vs.
No. 7 Crestview
No. 3 Pine Forest vs. No. 6
Tate
No. 4 Escambia vs. No. 5
Niceville
Semifinals
Pace or Choctawhatchee vs.
Escambia or Niceville


Fort Walton Beach or
Crestview vs. Pine Forest or Tate

District 1-2A tournament
Quarterfinals
No. 3 Freeport vs. No. 6
Vernon
No. 4 Jay vs. No. 5 Ponce de
Leon
Semifinals
No. 1 Baker vs. Jay or Ponce
de Leon
No. 2 Pensacola Christian


Academy vs. Freeport or Vernon

District 1-lA tournament
Quarterfinals
No. 3 Rocky Bayou vs. No. 6
Escombia Charter
No. 4 Ruby J. Gainer vs. No.
5 Central
Semifinals
No. 1 Paxton vs. Ruby J.
Gainer or Central
No. 2 Laurel Hill vs. Rocky
Bayou or Escambia Charter


GOLF TIPS
FROM THE PRO


High and long

with the

long irons

Jeff Marks
As told to Randy Dickson

As technology has
taken over the game of
golf it seems hitting the
long irons has become a
lost art.
In this week's Golf
Tips from the Pro, Heri-
tage Plantation PGA
teaching pro Jeff Marks
explains the best tech-
nique of hitting the 2-4
irons, or even a 1-iron
- if you still have one
in your bag.
Most people have a
tough time getting their
long irons up in the air,
so today we are going
to talk about a few things
that will help you out.
No. .1, we want to get
a nice sturdy base under
us. It is important to try
and get your feet fairly
close to shoulder width
apart when you are hit-
ting a long iron very
much like hitting a fairway
wood or driver.'
The conventional.
school of thought is shoul-
der width on the outside
of your feet. What I find is
when people do that they
don't take a wide enough
backswing or wide
enough turn to get the
ball up in the air. If you
are struggling, it's a good
,idea to get your stance
almost as wide as when
you play your driver.
Second of all, you
want to play the ball
about two inches inside
your front heel. What that
will allow you to do is
catch the ball with a very
light, bruising divot. That
will get you under the golf
ball and give you plenty
of height.
Next, to get the ball
airborne, we need to
have a wide take away
in our swing. If you look
at the tour pros, they obvi-
ously don't struggle hitting
long irons. The reason is,
as they go back wheth-
er they have a short or
long backswing they
all get very wide.
As we go away, we
want to let the club go
back low and slow, and
try to feel like there's a
good stretch of the lead
arm going back. You
don't have to keep your
lead arm stiff, but you do
want to keep it extended
as best you can.
As we start down from
the top, we want to keep
the arch of our swing nice
and wide.
Going back to impact,
we want to take a slight
divot where we take a
little bit of turf. If we get a
little under the long irons
we hit them nice and
high.
Lastly, to get some air
time on our long irons, we
want to finish our swing
nice and high. A very
high finish with the belt
buckle pointing toward
the target, our weight
on the front foot and
hands pointing in the air
high will get your long
irons heading down the
middle.

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question for Jeff Marks
you can e-mail it to
Sports Editor Randy
Dickson at randyd@
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