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share of crises within the past year.
They include a May traffic wreck
involving one of the school's buses
on Interstate 10 and the off-campus
death of a Walker student in a recent
shooting mishap.
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hurricanes."
Of course the ZISTOS
system, the same one the
company sells to the U.S.
military, also will prove
invaluable to the SWAT
team's police operations.
"I can think of two re-
cent situations right off
where we could have used
this equipment," Floyd said.
In one instance, officers
chased an armed man into
an attic, potentially expos-
ing themselves to hostile
fire as they searched for the
suspect.
In another case, of-
ficers from several local
law enforcement agencies
pursued a suspect into a
heavily wooded swamp
area where, after hours of
searching, he was found
hidden under a clump of
undergrowth.
In both situations, the
new equipment would've
quickly identified the sus-
pects' locations while mini-
mizing officer risk
The equipment's versa-
tility includes many ben-
eficial features, Floyd said.
These include:
Night vision and ther-
mal detection capability
Nine-foot extendable
pole mount
Two-foot flexible mount
Submersible color and.


BRIAN HUGHES I News Bulletin
EYE.IN THE SKY: The
surveillance system's
extendable 9-foot
fiberglass pole allows the
operator to see around
corners as well 6s onto
rooftops, as Lt. Floyd
demonstrates.

black-and-white cameras;
Directional audio pick-
up
Two battery power
sources
"Now we don't have to
send an officer'out to tell us
what's waiting around the
corner," Floyd said.
"Now we can look up
into ceiling tiles or on roofs.
We can find someone,with-
outjeopardizing officers'
lives," he continued. "In a
rescue operation, we can


find someone trapped in a
collapsed building with just
his heat signature instead
of wasting time trying to
blindly dig him out."
The cameras' submers-
ible capability can help find
swimmers, boaters who fell
overboard, or flood victims,
Floyd indicated.
"It can be quickly de-
ployed when needed,"
Floyd said, demonstrating
how the operator can rap-
idly don the vest, attach the
components and have the
system operational in just
minutes.
A chest-mounted moni-
tor roughly the size of a *
vehicle DVD player pro-
vides a.constant streampof
information to the operator,
including an image as well
as the temperature of heat
sources ranging from ev-
erything from alight bulb to
a hiding suspect. -
Even a suspect's heat.
signature, from footprints
on the floor even through
steel-shod boots to a
handprint on a surface,
can be detected by the new
equipment, telling officers
how recently the suspect
was in the area. ,
"This equipment will
tremendously enhance the
capabilities of the Crestview
Police Department to serve.
the citizens of Crestview,"
Floyd said.
"Best of all," he added,
"everything was paid for by
the Department of Home-
land Security at no cost to
the city."

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Jeremiah "Jerry" Reynolds


Jeremiah Reynolds, 66,
of Crestview, was called
. home to be with our Lord,
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2009.
Funeral services: were
held Saturday, Feb. 28 at
Evelenar Missionary Bap-
tist Church with the Rev.
Fred Young Jr. officiating
and with McKinnie Funeral
Home directing.
Born and raised in
Crestview, Jerry, as he was
lovingly called by .his fam-
ily and friends, was the
youngest of A0 children. He
received his education at
Carver-Hill High School,
'where he is remembered
for playing football. Jerry
was employed offshore for
many years .as a chef for
Oil Fields Productions. He


Naydean Young, 79, a
resident of Florala, Ala.,
passed away, Wednesday,
March 4, 2009 in a Dothan,
Ala., hospital.
She was the daughter
of the late Sanford Hopper
and Rena Walker Hopper.
She was married to Howard
Corbin, who died in 1968,
and later to Loren C. Young,
who died in 1988.
She was a tireless home-
maker who enjoyed working
in her garden and growing
roses as well as maintain-
ing her yard. She loved her
family, especially her grand-
children and great-grand-
children. She knew each of
their birthdays and loved to


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enjoyed backyard barbe-
cues and especially spend-
ing time with his childhood
friend, Roger Bess.
He was preceded in
death by his parents, Bar-
tow and Ola Reynolds;
brothers James Otis, Na-
thaniel and Roosevelt; sis-
ters Lillie and Minerva.
Jeremiah leaves to
cherish his memories, his
loving wife Mary; grand-
son Jediah Thomas of
Crestview, who held a very,
special place in his heart;
stepsons Calvin (Princess)
Worlds of Crestview; Pat-
rick (Melanie) Worlds of
Tallahassee. and Aroine
(Sharee) Worlds of Nicev-
ille; stepdaughter Crystal
Thomas of Crestview; sobs

Naydean Young

see them on special family
gatherings. She was ,a for-
mer member of the Crest-
view Seventh Day Adventist
Church.
Survivors are three
daughters, Martha Corbin of
Greenville, Ala., Mary Jack-
son and husband Paul of An-
dalusia, Ala., Ann Johnson
of Red Level, Ala.; two sons;
Sanford (Sandy) Corbin
and wife Marsha of Blum,
Texas, and Tim Corbin and'
wife Beth of Andalusia; two
sisters, Christine Fletcher,
of Homasassa Springs, Fja.;
Willene Ferrell of Allens,
Tenn.; brother, Louis Hop-
per of Ocala; 12 grandchil-
dren and 18 great-grand-


John Reynolds, Jerry (Jo
Ann) Reynolds of Fort Wal-
ton Beach; daughters An-
gie, Kim and Cindy Reyn-
olds, all of Panama City;
special children, Tyshawn
Skanes, Carmelita Hough-
ton, Vanessa Randolph,
Frankie Skanes, and Jo-
seph Skanes of Crestview;
brothers Otto (Betty)
Reynolds and Ray Reyn-
olds Sr. of Crestview; sister
Flossie Couch of Crest-
view; numerous grandchil-
dren, great-grandchildren,
nieces, nephews and other
relatives and friends.
Sign, leave a remem-
brance or view the guest
book for Jerry Reynolds
online at www.crestview-
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children. She was preceded
in death, in addition to her
husbands, by two sons,
Larry Corbin and Simmon
Peter (Silky) Corbin.
Funeral services were
held at 2 p.m. Saturday,
March 7 at Evans Funeral
Home with John Newson
and Tommy Greene offici-
ating. Interment was in the
Florala. Greenwood Cem-
etery. Visitation was held at
Evans Funeral Home in Flo-
rala from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday,
March 6.
Sign, leave a remem-
brance or view the guest
bpok for Naydean Young
online at www.crestviewbul-
letin.com.


Ruth 'Ann "Scooter"
MacDonald of Park Street,
Kingston, N.Y., died at the
Kingston Hospital Thurs-'.
day, March 5, 2009.
Born in Norwich, N.Y.
on Sept. 4, 1952, she was
the daughter of David V
Aldrich of Crestview and
the late Beth Burdick Al-
drich.
A graduate of Ulster'
County Community Col-
lege, she was employed
.as an analyst for United
Health Care.
Ruth was an active
member of Saint Johns
Episcopal Church, serv-
ing on the 175th' anniver-
sary committee, and as a
/ chalice bearer.
Surviving are her
husband, Thomas Mac-
Donald; one son, Ja-
son MaeDonald of
Crestview; brother, Don-
ald Aldrich of Indian River
Shores, Fla.; four grand-
children, Adam Barnhill
of Jacksonville, and Katie


Barnhill, Zane Barnhill
and Connor MacDonald of
Baker. *
A brother, David Al-
drich Jr., and sister, Mary
Kay Aldrich, died previ-
ously.
A memorial service
was held Saturday, March
7, 2009 at Saint Johns
Episcopal Church with
Rev. Duncan Burns offici-
ating.
Expressions of sympa-
thy may be, made in the
form of contributions to
the Nala Library c/o Saint
Johns Episcopal Church,
207 Albany Ave., Kingston,
N.Y. 12401 or Hospice of
Ulster County, 34' Broad-
way, Kingston, N.Y. 12401.
Arrangements by Joseph
V. Leahy Funeral Home in
Kingston.
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WednesdayMarch 11 2009


Local artist's library exhibit 'warm, lively'


Brian Hughes
Arts & Entertainment Editor

Local artist Faye
Jones has installed an
exhibit at the Robert Sikes
Crestview Public Library
demonstrating the art of
encaustic painting. Jones'
paintings express a variety
of subjects, including still
lifes, portraiture, and
landscapes.
Encaustic painting
dates back to ancient
Greek shipbuilders. It is a
mixture of heated beeswax,
dammar resin and pigment.
"They initially used the


melted beeswax and resin
to caulk the hulls of their
ships," Jones explained.
"Soon afterward they
added pigment to the mix
and painted the ships with
fearsome images designed'
to induce terror in the
hearts of their enemies."
Jones' delightful
subjects induce anything
but terror. Her lively
interplay of light and
shadow, applied with both.
brush and palette knife,
produce warm, inviting
images.
Jones said the method
was later used by the


Greeks to decorate statues
and wooden panels.
Between 100 B.C. and
200 A.D., artists used the
method to produce funereal
likenesses to accompany
the subject into the afterlife.
The development of
more conventional painting
methods caused the demise
of encaustic painting until
its revival in the 1920s,
Jones said.
"Encaustic painting
remains relatively
unchanged from the days
of the ancient Greeks,
Romans and Egyptians,"
she said.


Jones began painting
in 1993 in Boston, working
primarily in watercolors
until she switched to oils in
1997. She and her husband
Mike moved to Crestview
in 2002. She has been active
with the Emerald Coast
Plein Air Painters since
its inception in 2004. She
also dabbles in hand-built
pottery.
You may view Faye
Jones' exhibit of encaustic
paintings during normal
library opening hours
through April. For
information, call the library
at 682-4432.


FAYE JONES I Special to the Crestview News
Bulletin


RAKU POT
WITH ORCHIDS:
Jones writes:
This is my
"trademark
painting." The
mood of this
oil still life,
painted with .
brushes and
little texture,
is calm and
restful. It was
intended to
be a gift, but
I couldn't part
with it."


Check it OUT


Sandra Dreaden
Reference Librarian
Robert L F Sikes Public Library

We have a lot going on
here at the library as
usual! If your mail comes
early and you are reading
this with your morning
coffee, remember the
free antique furniture
refinishing class is this
morning from 10 a.m. to
noon. And Story Time
today (and Thursday)
at 10:15 a.m. is "In Our
Garden." Delight in stories
and songs about things
that grow.
Please bear with
us during the month of
March as all six libraries
in the Okaloosa County
Public Library Cooperative
convert to new software
that runs all areas of
our operations. No new
items can be added to the
collections during March,
so it will be longer before
we can get those newest
bestsellers to you. We also
cannot make any hold
requests for items until we
are up and running on our
new "Symphony" system.
The switchover week
will be March 16-21 with
very limited services
available. There will


be limited check-out of
materials, and only if you
have your library card
with you. We will not be
able to look up patrons or
items. This will test your
(and our!) knowledge
of the Dewey Decimal
System when you come
into the library looking
for something next week!
The card catalogs both in
the library and the online
public access catalog will
not be working (and will
look very different when
up again.) We also will not
be able to renew any items
or make any new library
cards.
Your library cards will
not work for public access
computer use that week.
We hope to be able to
make guest passes at the
circulation desk. :
You may want to
consider stocking up
on reading material the
rest of this week and find
something else to do next
week! (No materials will
become due March 16-21
so you will have items
currently checked out a
little longer.)
The next Friends of
the Library meeting will
be at 10:30 a.m. March 19.
The. guest speaker will be


Nancy Springer, author of.
both adult and children's
books including the junior
mystery series "Enola
Holmes." The next Friends
semi-annual book sale will
be April 3-5. Donations are
very much appreciated and
can be dropped off here at
the library before March
30, or you may call 682-5759
to arrange for pickup.
A free writers
workshop will be offered
here at the library from
6 to 8 p.m. on April 13.
Tallahassee author Dr.
Anne Haw Holt will
offer tips for writing and
getting published for
the first hour and help
participants the second
hour with individualized
critiquing of their work.
Each attendee should
.bring a writing sample
of three pages of prose
(typed and double-spaced)
of any genre, with name
and complete mailing
address on the front of.
the sample work and a
stamped, self-addressed
return envelope. For more
information you may e-
mail Dr. Holt at ahholt@
ahholt.com or Friends
member Andrea Johnston
at andreajohnstonl@aol.
com. Dr. Holt will also be


in attendance the following
night at the poetry reading.
Our third Open-Mic
Poetry Reading will be
April 14 from 6 to 8 p.m.
For more information
e-mail the Friends at
friendsofcrestviewlibrary
@yahoo.
The Friends are also
sponsoring a poetry
writing contest for north
county middle and high
school students. Prizes
for the top three places
will be awarded that
night. (Winners must be
present.) Entry forms may
be downloaded from the
Friends page of our library
Web site. Entries may be
e-inailed as attachments to
the Friends address above
or turned in at the library.
All student contest entries
are due by March 31.
Our knitting and
crochet group meets every
Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
under the mural in the
rear of the library. For
more information you may
e-mail Rae Schwartz at
bakerny@aol.com.
Yoga classes continue
every Friday morning at
10 a.m. for the chair yoga
class and 11 a.m. for the
regular class. For more
information call Kristi


Souto at 850-218-8491.
The 10:30 a.m. First
Tuesday Lecture on
April 7 will be "Florida
2009 Legislative Session:
Your Voice Matters" with
District 1 Representative
Greg Evers. It will be a
town hall type format so
come with your questions
and concerns and hear-
about what is going on in.
Tallahassee.
Our March/April
featured art gallery
artist is Faye Jones (see
accompanying story on
.this page). Most of Faye's
paintings are "alla prima"
works produced with a
combination of brush and
palate knife works. She
has been expanding her
art exploration by working
in new media, including
encaustic painting, with
several examples on.
display.
The AARP free tax
preparation for taxpayers.
with low to middle income
continues through April 15
(except April 10, when the,
library will be closed for
Good Friday). Hours are
Monday from 2 to 6 p:m.,
Tuesday and Thursdays
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
Friday from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m.


S* While we're
discussing government
paperwork, if you,have
any family members who
will be attending college
next fall, now is the time
to get those FAFSA (Free
Application for Federal
Student Aid) applications
done. Some of the best
aid is given to students
who have completed the
process by March. We have
the 2009-2010 worksheets
here at the library to begin
the process. If you need
any help, come see me. I'm
about to send my fourth
son off to college and have
filled out these FAFSA
forms many, many times!

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

CONTACT US
Address: 1445
Commerce Drive (behind
the Post Office)
Web: www.
cityofcrestview.org/library.
htm
Phone: 850.682.4432


Community Arts CALENDAR


Brian Hughes
SArts & Entertainment Editor

Pops with
Della Reese

MAR., 14 The North-
west Florida Symphony Or-
chestra Goes Pops wth "An
Evening with ,Della Reese"
* Grammy nominated vo-
calist and legendary screen
star Della Reese joins the
NFSO to perform a stupen-
dous pops concert. Exclu-
sive front row seating and a
post-concert reception with
Della Reese available with
$100 VIP tickets. 7:30 p.m.,
Mattie Kelly Arts Center
at Northwest Florida State
College. Regular admission:
$45. Box Office (850) 729-
6000. Web site www.nfsym-
phony.org.

"Richard III"

MAR. 18-21 Student
production of the Shake-
spearean drama, hailed as
one of the Bard's greatest
history-themed plays, pre-
sented by Northwest Flor-
ida State College's Fine &
Performing Arts Division.
7:30 p.m. at the Mattie Kelly
Arts Center. Tickets: $15
adults, $10 youth.

Nancy Springer Lecture

. MAR. 19 The Friends of
the Crestview Library meet-
ing features Nancy Springer,
author of numerous works
for both adults and children,
including the Enola Holmes
mystery series, as its guest
speaker. 10:30 a.m. For in-
formation, call the library at
682-4432. For more author
information go to www.nan-
cyspringer.net.


Stories, news and
events all online at
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"All About Love"

MAR. 27 & 29 The
Okaloosa Chamber Singers
Spring Concert The coun-
ty's premier vocal ensemble
will feature the music of the
Gershwins in a program
about love. The Friday per-


formance will be 7:30 p.m.
at the First Presbyterian
Church, 1200 East Johnsons
Pkwy. in Niceville; the Sun-
day performance is at 6 p.m.
at Destin United Methodist
Church at 200 Beach Drive.
For more information, call
682-9651, or visit www.oka-
loosachambersingers.org.


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Extension agent: Don't eat these local plants


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
SWith spring just around
the corner, many north
county gardeners already
are noticing their azaleas
starting to bloom. Soon
our yards and lanes will
be ablaze with the Asian
import's profusion of vivid
pink, red, white, and even
orange blossoms.
Just don't eat any of
them, warns Larry Wil-
liams, Okaloosa County
Extension agent. All parts
of the beautiful evergreen
shrub are poisonous.
Williams' "Common
Poisonous Plants of North
Florida Landscapes" pre-
sentation was the March
"First Tuesday" lecture at
the Bob Sikes Crestview


Public Library.
Always a popular speak-
er, Williams drew about 40
avid gardeners.
Among them was Mat-
thew Young, 15, of Laurel
Hill, a junior master gar-.
dener, who attended with
several other master gar-
deners. Young hung on
every word as Williams
described a variety of com-
mon and popular ornamen-
tal plants that, although
beautiful, can cause severe
illnesses or even death if
eaten.
"My purpose is not to
create fear; it's to inform,"
assured Williams, who is
often asked by emergency
medical responders to iden-
tify parts of plants ingested
by unsuspecting people.
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to avoid many brightly
colored berries, pods and
leaves, Williams said. He
said fall is an especially,
busy season because many
plants bear inedible fruit at
that time.
Williams presented pho-
tos of some of our area's
most common, yet poison-
ous, plants:
Angels' Trumpet: "All
parts of the plant are tox-
ic," Williams said. Eating
them can cause blurring of
vision, delirium or death.
Azaleas: "People don't
realize all parts of this plant
are poisonous," Williams
said. But, "it would take a
considerable amount of the
plant -to cause an issue."
Symptoms are nausea,
vomiting, weakness, dizzi-
ness, breathing difficulty


or coma.
Boxwood: Ingesting
the leaves of this ornamen-
tal hedge plant can cause
gastric problems and vom-
iting.
Cherry:. Part of the
genus Prunus, which in-
cludes peaches, plums and
almonds, the leaves, bark
and seeds of all species are
toxic, causing gasping and
nervous disorders.
Daffodil, Jonquil and
Narcissus: The bulbs can
cause nausea, vomiting
and death if eaten.
Elderberry: Not toxic
if cooked in a pie, jelly or
wine, the raw berry can
cause nausea.
Elephant ear: All
parts of this big-leafed
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English Ivy: The
leaves, stems and fruits
can cause headache, fever,
anxiety, breathing difficul-
ty, coma and even death if
ingested in quantity.
Hydrangea: "Most
people are not going to
eat enough to cause a
problem," Williams said.'
If they do, expect gastro-.
intestinal problems and
convulsions.
Lantana: The fruit is
appealing to children but
can cause gastric prob-
lems, vomiting, diarrhea,
circulatory collapse and
death. "Educate children
that this plant is a no-no,"
Williams warned.
Nightshade: All parts
of the plant can cause nau-
sea, vomiting, abdominal
pain, diarrhea, respiratory
depression and death, Wil-
liams warned.
Oleander: "This is
a big one," Williams said.
"This is one of the most
toxic plants in the south-
east. One leaf has been re-
ported to kill a man."
Ingesting any part of the
oleander plant can cause
dizziness, irregular heart-
beat, nausea, convulsions
and death.
Poison Ivy, Poison
Oak and Poison Sumac:
This group is one of the few
'that can cause problems
by touching, ingesting or
breathing smoke from


burning it, Williams said.
Williams did clarify one
common misconception:
It is not true that you 'can
spread it from blisters if
you get a rash from the
plants, he said.
Williams advised any-
one handling poison ivy,
oak or sumac to wear dis-
posable gloves and throw
them away immediately
after use.
Potatoes: "Don't eat
the green skin of a potato,"
Williams advised. "It's in
the nightshade family."
Plumbago: The leaves
and stems can cause stom-
ach pain.
Privet: The fruit of
this common but non-na-
tive weed is toxic.
Sago Palm: Not re-
ally a palm at all, the seeds,
roots trunk and pith can
cause headache, vomiting'
and stomach disorders.
Tomato: The leaves
and stems are toxic. Avoid
too many fried green toma-
toes; they can cause stom-
ach disorders.
Wisteria: The pods
and seeds of this lovely or-
namental plant can cause
stomach pain, diarrhea,
nausea and vomiting.
Williams advised resi-
dents to keep the phone
number of the National
Poison Control Center (800-
222-1222) near the phone.
Dialing it will connect you
to the Florida poison con-
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is a family first


Ann Spann
Crestmiew News Bulletin
Baker ROTC Battal-
ion Commander Stepha-
ni Tucker is pictured
with her mother Olga
and University of West
Florida College Recruit-
er Major Stephen Duck-
worth moments after
signing a four-year Army
ROTC scholarship with
'the University of West
Florida.
Stephani has been
active in the ROTC pro-
gram at Baker School
for four years. She plans
to' major in psychology


while at UWF and will
graduate at the rank of ,
, lieutenant.
Tucker plans to em-
bark on a military career
after graduation. Stepha-
ni will be the first in her
family to attend college,
a fact Olga is very proud
of.
In addition to paying
tuition, the ROTC schol-
arship will pay for books
and provide a monthly
check for living expens-
es, according to Major
Duckworth.
"I am very excited
and proud of the oppor-
tunity." Tucker said.


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SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN
ACCELERATED VOCABULARY HONOREES: These Antioch
Aviators are rewarded by their principal, Mrs.
Robinson, for their efforts in using Accelerated
Vocabulary. Dalyn Turner, Amber Washington,
Brenden Mears, Isaiah Cooke and Abby Philpott
have mastered more than 500 new words since
August.


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Special to the News Bulletin birthday of the beloved author with
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first place
with their
version of "I
Can Read
with My Eyes
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charged up for 2009


Tour of Washington
Chris Korleski of Laurel
Hill High School, and Lau-
ren Griffith and Colten
Jernigan of Baker High
School.
While in Tallahassee,
the Youth Tour participants
took part in mock sessions
in the House of Represen-
tatives and in the Florida
Supreme Court. They also
visited the Governor's
Mansion and the Mary
Brogan Science Museum.
Through 26 years\ of
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN CHELCO's Youth Tour,
:HELCO's 2009 Youth Tour about 450 students have
competition and banquet visited Tallahassee and
O's Operations Center in about 80 have taken the
im left are Nicole Yeakos trip to Washington.
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gh School; Lalie Bowman, lic recognition to deserv-
:l; Justyn Lewis, Rocky Bayou ing young people who live
ter Hamlin, Crestview High within the cooperative's
in, Walton High School; Dillon service territory Through
rel Hill High School. the program, high school
juniors become acquainted
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ives the students traveled to their government.


Phey Tallahassee Feb. 11 and 12
api- as part of Florida's Youth
mu- Tour in the capital.
mac Other local students
tors who participated include


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Special to the News Bulletin

Three local students
will fly to Washington,
D.C., in June after winning
CHELCO's 2009 Washing-
ton Youth Tour competi-
tion on Feb. 24.
Carter Hamlin and
Lalie Bowman, both ju-
niors at Crestview High
School, and Justyn Lewis,
a Crestview resident who
is a junior at Rocky Bayou
Christian School, will go on
the trip June 12-18.
The trio will join about
20 other high school stu-
dents, representing coop-
eratives across Florida.
Dillon Clary, a junior at
Laurel Hill High School,
was chosen as an alter-
nate.
Four winners were se-
lected from a field of 19
following individual inter-
views by a panel of three
judges. The judges quizzed
the students on CHELCO.
facts and the history of ru-
ral electrification.
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HUBBUB
Here is a sampling of what people had to say about
recent north Okaloosa County news topic. Comments
were collected from the crestviewbulletin.com Web site.

Topic: Local attorney Nathan Boyles offers his
picks for Crestview's city council elections in his
"Ask the Attorney column."
Mr. Boyles indicated that (Precinct 1 candidate Ben-
jamin) lannucci is a transplant from points north but
failed to mention that (Precinct 1 incumbent Chip) Wells
is also a transplant from points north. He also made it a
point to address Mr. Iannucci's age as well as (Precinct
3 candidate Kathleen) Bowman's. I'm very surprised a
lawyer would make this an issue. Also, since Mr. Boyles
claims to be an expert in linguistics, he should have
known that hang-out was introduced to the English lan-
guage in 1948 as slang for a place to socialize (n.) or to
spend time socially (v.). I was at the forum, and I bet 95
percent of attendees knew what hang-out meant.,

Good article Attorney Boyles. You have taken the
time to see who's best for the city council job and you
don't even live in the city. Thht's more effort than some
Crestview residents can claim. /

A good majority of Us in Crestview are northern
transplants and have fit in just fine. The comment that
a few more years of southern exposure will help Mr.
lannucci develop the qualities necessary to relate to his
constituency and govern effectively is appalling. What
I get from that statement is that he thinks Mtr. lannucci
needs to spend more time here to become a southerner,
that him being from the north 'automatically means he,
cannot relate to people from the south and that he needs
to change or adapt who he is.

Mr. Boyles owns a business and pays takes within the
city limits, which would be directly impacted by the deci-
sions made within the city government. All things being
equal he does have a 'right to his opinion regardless of
where he lives.

I am glad to see the local interest in this election.
Maybe Crestview will finally have enough good people
on board who are really interested in this city. The next
election, in two years, will really be one to watch and
participate in.

Topic: Crestview Police Department makes more
than 20 arrests in "Operation Crack-Down."
I am one of the people who called the police, 'and I am
glad to see them cleaning up our neighborhood.

I do want to commend the CPD for drug bust sting.
But I have to say I don't understand why it took so long?

There are drugs all over Crestview but the .Crestview
police are only worried about harassing people of the
black neighborhoods.
S '-. "* t . ...
These people were arrested for drug related crimes,
and some of you play the, race card. Get a life! These
people are criminals!

Lt. Floyd said the reason we were able to get these
drug dealers off the street is because citizens brought
them to ourattention. What! That means that all the
money taxpayers gave to the police to protect us went to
what? It also means'that they never were able to identify
the drug dealers. It took the taxpayer to point out what
was going on. This is what people have come to expect
from law enforcement.
Want to ald to the Hubbub? Send Pour thoughts
on any north Okaloosa County news topic to kylew@
crestviewbulletin.com, or post your thoughts at www.L
crestviewbulletin.com.

Profundity

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Crestview News Bulletin

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accurate, fair and thorough news and information for and
about the residents of the Crestview and North Okaloosa
County. A cornerstone of the Crestview News Bulletin, a
Freedorii Communications Inc. publication, is the vitality
of a philosophy that promotes freedom and individual rights
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whole or part without the permission of the publisher.


PASSING SHOTS


No one left to cover Crestview


We don't have the results from
Tuesday's Crestview municipal
elections in today's paper
because our press time
was before voting was
completed.
If we followed the
reasoning of some of the
recent comments on the
www.crestviewbulletin.com
Web site, we would never KYLE V
cover Crestview city busi- (850) 6
ness at all.
That seems to be the logic of
several folks hopefully a minor-
ity who posted online responses
to a recent column in the News
Bulletin.
The column, penned by a local
attorney who practices in Crest-
view but whose most recent phone
book address is outside of the city,
addressed the Crestview city coun-
cil elections.
Four online commenters took
issue with the column not
because of any of the opinions
expressed in the piece, but simply
because the writer had a non-
Crestview address.
"Why should your comments
hold any weight for a city you only
work in but not live in?" was a rep-'
resentative response.
Following that logic another
step, it appears the News Bulletin
shouldn't cover Crestview city
business. .
No one on our editorial staff re-
sides within city limits.


In fact, perhaps no one in the lo-
cal media should cover Crestview
city business.
The key figures at the
local radio station and on-
line video network also re-
side outside of city limits.
Carrying the argument
all the way to the extreme:
Me: "Adolf Hitler was a
RIGHT really, really evil man."
82-6524 Hypothetical German
citizen: "You can't say.
that! You've never lived in Ger-
many!"
Back to reality, since a high per-
centage of north Okaloosa Coun-
ty's residents either reside or work
in Crestview, we naturally take an
interest in the, city's business.
If there a big decision is made
in Crestview, chances are it will
affect many people outside of
Crestview.
The actual choices for Crest-
view's city leaders should stay
within city limits, but knowledge of
the issues knows no boundaries.
If a person chooses to educate
himself or herself and then ex-
press some opinion about Crest-
view city business, that opinion
deserves a
fair hearing.
You don't have to agree with
that opinion. But it should be be-
cause you don't agree with the
opinion; not because of the writer's
mailing address.


EDITOR'S NOTE
Mr. Ronald Gautney wishes
to clarify that he was not the
author of the "Integrity of
candidates forum" letter in
the March 7 edition of the
Crestview News Bulletin. The
News Bulletin apologizes to .
Mr. Gautney and others named
"Ron" who might have been
wrongly identified as writing
the letter.
The letter was signed by a
"Ron," but the last name, as
shown below, was not legible.
The decision was made to
publish, the letter so the writer
would not assume the News
Bulletin ignores feedback that
includes criticism.


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If you don't agree with me, then
by your own logic, you can't call
me to complain.
After all, I live in Milligan. And
odds are you don't.

Kyle Wright is the News Bulletin
editor Contact him at 682-6524, or
e-mail kylew@crestviewbulletin.
com. Visit the "Passing Shots" blog
at www.crestviewbulletin.com.


Sports not the place to cut the school budget


There are lots of con-
cerns about next year's
Okaloosa County education
budget and how it will af-
fect every aspect of the way
schools do business.
It's not surprising that
the various athletic pro-
grams are receiving a lot of
attention as areas that can
be reduced..
I haven't heard anything
specific, but it wouldn't
surprise me if there is talk
of completely eliminating
some sports.
The Florida High School
Athletic Association also
got in on the act by propos-
ing most sports cut their
schedules by 20 percent.
. (To the best of my knowl-
edge, the FHSAA hasn't,
made any proposals that
would take funding out of
its own bank account. If the
FHSAA reduced the per-
centage of the gate it gets
for playoff games by as little
as five percent, that would&
make a little difference for
local schools).
If you ask.me, cutting
games or sports isn't the
answer.
Granted, some sports
make little or no money at
all. Others just break even.
As is the case at the college
level, the sports most likely
to turn a profit are football
and basketball. I would ven-
ture to guess high school
baseball also might make a
little bit of money.
Some parents argue ath-
letic programs are limited
to a select few.
Don't tell that to Baker
athletic director and head


football
coach Bob
Kellogg. If
a kid can
stick it out
during the
off season
condition-,
RANDY DICKSON ing and w
North End Zone through
spring and
summer practice, they'll
earn a spot on the Gator
football team. -
Baker has more than
100 kids out for track and
field too. That's hardly a
program just forte elite.
At Crestview an athlete.
has to earn a spot on the.
Football team, but coach
Matt Brunson does a good
job of giving most kids who
want to try football a shot.
Other sports with more
limited rosters might not
have the numbers luxury of
track or football, but there
are opportunities for kids to
participate and be a part of
a team.
There are a number
of reasons sports are ifn-
portant for our kids, our
schools and our community.
I think most people un-
derstand the importance
of school and community
pride that go with sports.
On any Friday night dur-
ing the fall Baker's Doug
Griffith Stadium or Crest-
view's Jack Foster Stadium
becomes the center of
north Okaloosa County.
That's the impact of
sports on many of our lives.
Why are sports impor-
tant for our kids?
The obvious reason


sports are good for any
kids: The conditioning
and physical fitness level
achieved practicing and
competing in a sport.
Yes, some boy might be a
280-pound lineman who
struggles to run his sprints,
but he must complete his
sprints and conditioning
drills just like his smaller,'
more agile teammates.
A kid also benefits from
sports because he or she
learns to be a part of a.
team. Sports can teach kids
how to get along with oth-
ers and work together for
a coqnmon goal. Those are
skills that come in handy in
every day adult life.
Someone who learns
to be a good teammate in
high school stands a good
chance of being a good
teammate in the workforce.
Finally sports are im-
portant to our kids because
they often give them struc-
ture and role models they
might not receive at home.
I was fortunate to be
raised in a home where
both parents were there
for me. I needed to look no
further than the end of the
supper table to find my best
male role model, but my
high school coaches taught
me things that my dad
couldn't teach me.
My line coach, Mike
Walker, was an impact play-
er in my life. Gulf Breeze
principal Sylvan Ladner
was an assistant coach
during my playing days. He
might be the head Dolphin
now, but he'll always be
"Coach" to me.


I know we have to put
a dollar value on jobs, but
the impact of the men and
women who coach our kids
will be felt long after the
last tackle is made or the
last out recorded.
We only hear about the
supplement coaches get for
taking on the extra duties.
Some might say it's too
much. I would argue, if the
money was available, it isn't
enough.
Most people don't real-
ize many of these men and
women conduct summer
programs without pay They
do it for the kids when they
might be working a sum-
mer job to pick up some
much needed extra money.
In a perfect world I'd
offer an answer to the prep
sports and budget prob-
lems, but I don't have that
answer.
I just know that cutting '
a sport, any sport, isn't the
answer. The guy on the golf
team loves his sport just
as much as the guy on the
football team.
And cutting schedules
makes no sense either, at
least not in the revenue
sports. If you cut games you
cut receipts. That only adds
to an already precarious
situation.

Randy Dickson is the
News Bulletin Sports
Editor Contact him at 682-
6524, or e-mail randy@
crestviewbulletin.com.
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SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN
THE GIFT OF. LIFE: Stacey and Michael Franklin stand outside of North
Okaloosa Medical Center, where Michael received care and 24 units of
blood given through blood drives like the one slated for Thursday at the
hospital.


Blood drive hits close


to home for local family


Special to the News Bulletin
Each day, Michael and
Stacey Franklin deal with
health emergencies, help-
ing guide patients and
their loved ones through
some of life's scariest
moments. As nurses, the
Franklins are well-pre-
paredto handle nearly any
situation that may arise.
Yet when faced with
an unexpected emergen-
cy of their own, they had
to rely on the skills, care
and compassion of oth-
ers to get them through
a harrowing experience
that ultimately gave them
a greater passion for giv-
ing the gift of life giving
blood.
Stacey, a third floor
charge nurse at North
Okaloosa Medical Cen-
ter, recalls the day her
husband, a trauma
nurse who works in Gulf
Breeze, passed- out on
the job. The episode was
thought to be caused by
a minor health issue..Mi-
chael was transferred to
North Okaloosa Medical
Center, where his pri-
mary care physician, Dr.
Michael Foley, and others
on the hospital's medical


team assessed his situ-
ation. They discovered a
much more serious prob-
lem that would require
,surgery. Time was of the
essence..Michael was los-
ing blood rapidly.
"It was a terrible day,"
says Stacey. "I just kept
thinking, 'How am I going
to raise our three girls by
myself?' I was terrified."
During surgery, phy-
sicians were able to find
the exact location and
cause of the bleeding, but
with so much blood al-
ready lost, it was impera-
tive that Michael receive
an infusion so his body
could begin the healing
process.
In all, Michael re-
ceived 24 units of blood
and 37 blood products.
"Without those blood
products, my husband
would have died," says
Stacey. "I'm a nurse, so
I understand the impor-
tance of giving blood, but
I had never done it my-
self. Going through this
was a real eye-opener for
me, and I now know first-
hand just how critical it
can be."
Stacy says she is
already making an ap-


pointment to give back
and to give blood at
the Saint Patrick's Day
Blood Drive, present-
ed by WEAR TV-3 and
North Okaloosa Medical
Center, on Thursday. The
drive will be held at the
hospital's Senior Circle
Classroom at 127 Red-
stone Ave., Suite A from
7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Appoint-
ments are encouraged
but not mandatory, and
are available by signing
up at www.fbsdonor.org.
Each donor will receive
a special t-shirt, a free
wellness checkup and
cholesterol screening.
Photo identification is re-
quired.
Michael cannot donate
blood, but says he too is
eager to give back. He
has not yet been cleared
to go back to work, but he
plans to be at the blood
drive on Thursday to help
in any way he can.
"I am so thankful to
everyone who has given
blood and to the amaz-
ing staff at North Oka-
loosa Medical Center
who cared for me with so
much compassion," says
Michael. "They literally
saved my life."


WALKER from page Al


depend on 'those people,"
Kirkland said.
The crisis teams include
administrators and school
psychologists, Kirkland ex-
plained. Local law enforce-
ment agencies are also vital
components of school crisis
teams.
"They give good advice
and help to man stations
and provide information
that would not necessarily
fall in an educator's area of
expertise," Kirkland said.
"When things happen,
we pull those resources
together right away. You al-
most go into. an automatic
response."
However well prepared
the crisis teams and educa-
tors are, there is always the
chance that the unexpected
will occur.
"Certainly, even the best
of plans don't cover all cir-
cumstances," Kirkland said.
"That's when peoples' de-


sire to help seems to kick in,
and it brings out the best in
all of us."
As an example, Kirk-
land cited the assistance
her school received from
other area principals when
the bus accident occurred.
Donna Holloway of South-
side Elementary and Jac-
queline Craig of Northwood
Elementary School both re-
ported to Walker.
"They conducted the
crisis team here, and I was
able to go to the scene and
be with my students and
their parents," Kirkland
said. "That was a wonderful
relief for me."
Having teachers who
truly care for their students
also helps shield the young-
sters from potentially trau-
matic events.
"The teachers take on
very much that parental
feeling of protection for
the children in the school,"


Kirkland said. "They pull
together, and nobody does
anything alone. We all do it
together. We are all support-
ive of one another."
Listening and respond-
ing to suggestions from
other faculty and team
members is also vital in an
emergency.
"When one person comes
up with -a suggestion for
what should happen next,
if it's not in our plan, we act
on those suggestions if it
fits the situation," Kirkland
said.
Equally important for ed-
ucators faced with a crisis in
the school is emotional sup-
port for one another.
"We hug each other a
lot and we try very much to
hold our emotions at bay and
keep the best interests of
our students and parents at
heart," Kirkland said. "That
seems to guide our decision
making along the way."


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ANN SPANN I CrestviewNews Bulletin
AIRPORT ROAD.ACCIDENT: The driver of this Chevy
Cavalier was turning into a driveway off of Airport
Road when the vehicle collided with the motorcycle.


Two teens injured in
Airport Road crash
Two teenagers were
hurt Friday in a motorcy-
cle crash on Airport Road,
according to the Florida


Highway Patrol.
Joshua Carnley and
. Jaylee Turnpaugh, both 17
and from Crestview, were
in serious condition at Sa-
cred Heart Hospital.
FHP troopers said the
teens were westbound- on


Airport at a high rate of
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near Fairchild Road.
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the point of impact. They
were both wearing hel-
mets. Charges in the crash
were listed as pending..
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Baker teen charged in
fatal crash
Bryan.Z. Williams, a 17-
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Baker School football play-
er, Tyler C. Jones.
Jones, who was 17, was
ejected when the truck
driven by Williams left the
roadway and struck a dirt
embankment. He died at


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treated and released.
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BuckWard Road.
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He is scheduled to ap-
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a.m. before Judge T. Pat-
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He was released to the
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cording to the warrant.


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RANDY BEARD I CrestviewNews Bulletin
COX DONATION: Bridget Richard (center) of Cox presents a Triple
B sponsorship check for $3,000 to Crestview Area Chamber'
of Commerce.Executive Director Wayne Harris (left) and
chamber president Pat Dingess.


What's HAPPENING


From staff reports

TODAY

COMPASSION FA-
TIGUE IN-SERVICE: An
in-service on "compassion
fatigue" will be held today
at 8:30 a.m. at Okaloosa
Regional Home Health,
130-B E. Redstone Ave. in
Crestview.
,For those in health
care the new word for
"burnout" is "compassion
fatigue." Learn exactly
what compassion. fatigue
is, who it affects and how
to deal with it. This in-
service reiterates the fact


that one must take care
of self to properly care_
for others. Those' that
continually feel as if they
are running on empty will
benefit from this in-ser-
vice.
FURNITURE FIN-
ISHING AT LIBRARY:
Herbert Allen will hold a,
furniture refinishing dem-
onstration from stripping
tor finishing at the Crest-
view library's portico be-
ginning at 10a.m. Callhim
at 689-6600 for details.

NORTH OKALOOSA

CHAMBER EVENTS:


The Crestview Area
Chamber of Commerce is
hosting the following rib-
bon cuttings this week:
Thursday: Ambassa-
dor Committee Meeting
at 8 a.m. at the Cham-
ber;. ribbon cutting for
Beach Community Bank
at 4 p.m. at 5131 S. Ferdon
Blvd.
Saturday: Triple B
BBQ Event, 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. on Main Street.
SSTRIDE FUND-
RAISER: Okaloosa
County SSTRIDE (Sci-
ence Students Together
Reaching Instructional
Diversity & Excellence)
Students will be holding a


Yard Sale fund-raiser this
Saturday at the Central
Baptist Church, 951 S.
Ferdon Blvd. from 7 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
Funds raised will go
towards student activi-
ties and group scholar-
ships. Details; Melissa
Didonato, 423-0177, or
Penny Eubanks, 682-2552.
CHS WINTER-
GUARD EVENT: Crest-
view Winterguard, which
is part of the Gulf Coast
Color Guard and Percus-
sion Circuit, is excited to
announce the Crestview
High School Winterguard
Home Show.
Winterguards from


Mississippi, Alabama,
and Florida will be per-
forming this Saturday at
4 p.m. in the Crestview
High School gym (enter
at the back of the school).
Admission is $8.
E.C. HOSPICE
HOSTS MEMORIAL
SERVICE: Emerald
Coast Hospice of Crest-
view will hold its an-
nual memorial service
and reception to honor
. loved ones who have
passed this Saturday at
2 p.m. The service will be
held at Central Baptist
Church Annex Building
(GMC Building) in Crest-
view.


WALKER ELEMEN-
TARY EVENTS: FCAT
testing will be held
through March 19. Get
plenty of rest, eat a good
breakfast and do your
best. Cell phones are not
allowed at school during
FCAT. Students are not
allowed to bring elec-
tronic devices to school,
including Game Boys and
DS games.
Walker Day Care will
be closed from March 27
to April 3.
Teacher Workday/stu-
dent Holiday is Friday,
March 27.
. Spring Break is March
30 to April 3.


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lections while enjoying toe-tapping live bluegrass mu-
sic.
The Triple B, which .stands for Blackwater, Blue-
grass and Barbecue, features a variety of vendors and
arts and crafts exhibitors, foot stompin' Bluegrass mu-
sic, children's amusements and much more.
New this year is the "People's Choice" award, which
will allow festivalgoers to use their taste buds to de-
termine their favorite barbeque. You can purchase
"People's Choice" tickets for $1 apiece. One ticket will
entitle you to one vote and one sample of your favorite
vendor's barbeque.
Contact the chamber at 682-3212 or e-mail info@
crestviewchamber.com for details.


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NOTICE OF PROPOSED
ENACTMENT OF AN
ORDINANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Monday,
March 23, 2009 at 6:00 P.M., at a Regular Council meeting in
the Council Chamber at City Hall, 198 North Wilson Street,
Crestview, Florida, the City Council of the City of Crestview
proposes to adopt Ordinance #1397 which is set forth by title
as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 1397
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF.
CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA, 2.58 ACRES OF CONTIGUOUS
LANDS LOCATED IN SECTIONS 7 AND 18, TOWNSHIP
3 NORTH, RANGE 23 WEST, AND BEING DESCRIBED
AS SET FORTH HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY;
PROVIDING FOR LAND DESCRIPTION; PROVIDING FOR
BOUNDARY; PROVIDING FOR LAND USE AND ZONING
DESIGNATION; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT TO THE
BASE, LAND USEAND ZONING MAPS; PROVIDING FOR
A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT; PROVIDING
FOR FILING WITH THE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT OF
.OKALOOSA COUNTY, THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICER OF OKALOOSA COUNTY AND THE FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL
OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR.AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
The 2.58 acres.to be annexed by Ordinance 1397 is identified
in the Okaloosa County's Property Appraiser's Office by
parcel identification numbers 18-3N-23-0000-0000-OORW,
18-3N-23-0340-0000-0010, 18-3N-23-0340-0000-001A,
18-3N-23-0340-0000-0030, and 07-3N-23-0000-0017-0000
Said 2.58 acres is located in Sections 7 and 18, Township 3
North, Range 23 West, on Highway 90 West. The parcel's
location is shown on the map labeled "Ord. 1397" in this
advertisement. /
Copy of the proposed ordinance and complete legal
description of the property being annexed are available in the
City Clerk's Office, at City Hall at 198 North Wilson Street in
the City of Crestview, Florida, where they may be inspected
by the public and interested parties, and interested parties
may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to the
proposed ordinances.
The City Council of the City of Crestview, Florida does not
discriminate upon the basis of any individual's disability
status. Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation as
provided for in the Americans With Disabilities Act to insure
access to and participation in the meeting should contact
the Office of the City Clerk at (850) 682-6131 at least five
(5) calendar days prior to the meeting to make appropriate
arrangements.
If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City
Council with respect to any matter considered at this meeting
or public hearing such person will need a record of the
proceedings and for such purpose, such person may need
to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made,
which record includes the testimony and any evidence upon
which the appeal is to be based.
The City of Crestview supports "Equal Opportunity
Employment, Housing and Providing Handicap Access".
Janice F. Young March 11, 2009
City Clerk March 18, 2009


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In conjunction with the Crestview
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Triple B -Blackwater, Bluegrass &
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will be holding its fifth annual
Boston Butt Sale from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Saturday on Main St. in
Crestview.
To reserve a fully cooked 6 8
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PORTS


His and Her
Lowball March 7
Flight A
I. Glen Mayer,Allyson
Mayer -3
2. Pat Martin, Dean
Martin -2
3. Dona Bouchard, Mike
Bouchard-l-
Flight B
1. De Fischer,Tom
Fischer +4
2. Mary Groskurth,
Charles Grosskurth +5
3. Glenda Edwards,
Owen Edwards + 8
Flight C
1. Karen Quinn, Pat
Quinn +1
2. Faye Thomas,Terry
Thomas + I1
3. Sandra Haley,Jack
Patten +2
4. Judy Beard, Bill Beard
+2
Flight D
I. Chloette Bass, Mike
Costbile +8
2.Amanda Grimmett,
Bruce Turner +9
3. Gail Zwirblia, Bob
Zwirblia +9
Flight E
I. Kerry Barber, Ron
Magruder +5 '
2. Nancy Zapletal, Paul
Zapletal +6
3. Beck Fink,Tim Fink +7

Sunday Lowball
March 8
1. Mel Davis, Melvin Cox,
Andre Partin,Aaron Odom,
Howard Mitchell -14
2.Tim Stanley,Alan
Parsons, Leon Cunningham,
Jerry Smyrl -12
3. Dave Campbell, Dave
Gansel, Steve Sparkman,
Dee Sparkman, Jackie
Fenwick II
4. Mike Bouchard, Don
Breitbach, Nancy Breitbach
-I I, Steve Demara, Jerry
Devoy I'
5. Ferrell Sasser, Johnny
Ray,Tom Prier, Larry
Fordyce -10

BRIEFS
Crestview Thunderbird
golf tournament
The Crestview
Thunderbirds semi-
professional football team
will host a golf tournament
March 21 at Foxwood
Country Club.
Cost is $40 per person
or $150 per foursome if
registering online. Regular

See NOTES B3


BAKER Track and field season
is off and running for the Baker Ga-
tors.
"We are strong, but we are young,"
coach David Oglesby said. "We've
got a lot of young talent.
"We graduated a lot last year
coming off a district championship
for our boys. We lost a lot of our
key members, so we are rebuilding
there."
The Gator girls have tome out of
the blocks a little faster.
"The girls are a little stronger,"
said Oglesby, whose team tied for
-second in its first meet.,
"We still didn't.run a lot of events
we are strong in because the fall of
night came and we couldn't finish the
meet. I feel like our girls have a good
chance to compete for the district
championship. Our boys are going to
have to put some things in place for
them to compete."
Oglesby said he expects the Gator
boys to be strong in the middle dis-
tances, with John Scott returning to


CLOSE FINISH: Baker's Devon Scott was right in the thick of this race
during the Gators' home meet last week.


lead a young stable of runners.
. Scott qualified for state last year
in the 400 meters. He'll anchor the
4x400 and 4x800 .relay teams. The
4x800 relay finished second in the
region in 2008, but three of the relay
runners graduated.
"We've got a couple of kids filling
in there that are doing good," Ogles-
by said. "Devin Scott, who qualified
(for regionals) for us in the mile last
year, is a strong 4x800 runner. Jesse
Medley is stepping up a little bit.
He's not the most fleet of foot, but


he's a hard worker.
"Arid Justin Shaw is someone we
are looking at. He's tough. He's just a
seventh grader, but he's going to be a
good runner for us."
Oglesby is expecting good things
from Blake Bollinger and Mason
Doggette in the shot and discus.
Kathryn Cooper and Morgan
Jones are the top throwers for the
Gator girls.
Three eighth graders have es-

See TRACK B2


Brown prepared for rites of spring with Reds


Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin
Former Crestview High School
and Northwest Florida State College
standout Anthony Brown returned.
to Sarasota, the spring training site
of the Cincinnati Reds, on Tuesday
as he continues his quest to make
the major leagues.
Brown said he had his eyes
opened last year while attending his
first spring training.
"The first thing I learned is that
there are more guys ahead of me
fighting for the same position, and
I'm going to fight just as hard to get
there," he said. "I'm going to have to
go through a lot more people than I ex-
pected I would just to make it there."
Now in his third year in the Reds
organization and his second spring
training; 21-year old Brown knows
the routines of the spring and minor
league life.
"We get up about 6:30 in the morn-
ing to eat breakfast, and we have to
be at the field by 8 o'clock," he said.
"Early work starts about 8 o'clock
and BP (batting practice) and team
work starts about 9 o'clock. We pret-
ty much go through until about 12
o'clock and have lunch and then go
back out and play a game.
"There are no breaks. It's every
single day. You don't get any days off,
but it's pretty good because there
are fans out there, too, and you get to
interact with fans."
Although most of the fans are
there for the big leaguers, they enjoy
interacting with minor leaguers, who
are more accessible to the public.
"It's pretty good to see the fans,"
Brown said. "It's laid back, but at the
same time it's a stressful environ-
ment."


Brown described the relationship
between the major league stars and
the minor league hopefuls as almost
like that of children and adults.
"You can talk to the major league
players," he said, "but it's kind of like
when you are kid and you aren't sup-
posed to get into the adult conversa-
tion unless you are spoken to."
Brown was quick to point out that
even in the minors, every player is
talented. He said he thinks the key to
success is a simple one.
"Consistency. I think that's the
biggest key in the minor leagues,"
he said.
"I don't think it's skills all the time,
because pretty much everybody in
professional baseball can hit a fastball
or do the simple things. The key is to
be consistent with it and put up good
numbers throughout the season."
Brown thought about baseball
even when he wasn't working out in


the offseason. He tried to absorb ev-
erything he could about the game.
"I read a lot of books about base-
ball to try and keep my mind into the
sport," he said. "At first, I got away
from it just to clear my mind and re-
lax. I put away all my baseball stuff
for a while.
"I read the book, 'The Mental
Game of Baseball,' and I learned
that your self is your biggest enemy,"
he said. "He gets you out more than
that pitcher does."
Brown did a lot of work in the bat-
ting cage working on his swing, and
he spent a lot of time running to build
his leg strength. He also worked on
eye-hand drills with his dad, Tony
Brown, using tennis balls to improve
his hands when catching a ball.
"It's so hard to jump into a com-
petitive level from a laid-back level
if your body is not ready," he said.
"You end up hurting yourself if you
make that jump and your body is not
ready.
"You are trying to make a team.
You need to go out there and get a
couple of hits a game and be consis-
tent and work hard."'
Last year at Billings, Mont., of the
Pioneer League, Brown led the team
with 12 homers and posted a .283 bat-
ting average.
Brown isn't counting on his strong
showing with the Billings Mustangs
to get him the promotion to Dayton,
Ohio, in Low Class A, or the spot he
really desires on the Sarasota roster
in High Class A.
"There are a lot of guys that go
out at night at spring training, but
that's not me," he said. "I prefer to
stay in and try to stay focused on
making the ball club.
"You can have fun when you're
through playing ball."


Pace 7, Crestview 3
A pair of early leads
didn't hold up for the
Dawgs on March 3.
P000 123 1-7
C 010 200 0-3

Baker 11,
Ponce de Leon 1
Baker received three
RBIs from Mollie Royal
and Brittney Kilpatrick and
two more from Tuesdae
Middlebrooks.
Bak 201 220 4 I
PDL 010 000 0- I
W Lauren Griffith

Laurel Hill 16,
Central 12
The Hoboes overcame
six errors in the field
thanks to a 10-run outburst
in the seventh inning that
erased a seven-run deficit
and helped Laurel Hill
remain perfect in District
I-IA play.
Sabrina Dickinson went
3-for-S with two RBIs and
two runs scored while
Amanda King went 3-for-
4 at the plate with two
runs and two RBIs. Kasey
Harrison went 2-for-4 with
two RBIs and one run.
LHS001 212 (10) -.16
Cen 302 025 0 12
W Katie Free

Jay 5, Baker 3
,A two-out, three-run Jay
home run in the top of the
seventh felled the Gators.
Lauren Griffith took
the loss for the Gators.
Christine Wells went 2-
for-3 at the plate with one
run scored, as did Griffith.
Tusdae Middlebrooks
finished 3-for-4 on the
night with two RBIs.
J001 0103-5
B 101 0001 -3
L Griffith

BASEBALL
Pleasant Home 10,
Laurel Hill 9
Laurel Hill allowed six
runs in the bottom of the
seventh on the road to lose
March 2 after missing a
chance to end it on a routine
pop fly with two outs.
Dalton Gordon went
3-for-4 with three runs and
an RBI. Will Sherwood was

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A VISIT FROM
'THE BEAST'
HALL OF FAME TECHNIQUE:
UFC Hall of Famer Dan
"The Beast" Severn
demonstrates a move
Saturday during a
seminar at Gordon
Martial Arts. Severn,
a third-degree black
belt in judo and jujitsu
and a first-degree black
belt in combat sambo,
offered a pair of seminars
Saturday. Severn is a
three-time UFC champion
and was an alternate
for a U.S. Olympic
wrestling team. He had "'
his awards on display at
Saturday's events. See
more photos from
Saturday's second ,;
seminar at www.
crestviewbulletin.
com. KYLE WRIGHT I Crestview News Bulletin



BRIEFS from page B1


also 3-for-4 with a run and
three RBIs.
LH 000 153 0-9
PH 000 130 6-- 10
L Ethan Jackson

Jay 6, Baker 3
Colton Henry went 2-for-3
and Josh Yost went I -for-4
with a run scored in a loss on
March 3.
J003 1003-6
B 000 021 0 3
L Will Locke

Mosley 12, Crestview 4
The Dawgs fell at home on
March 3.
Baker 5, Walton 2
Ben Wood pitched a steady
four innings in relief and gave
up a single run on March 5.
Josh Yost, Christian Manior,
Will Locke and Cameron Davis
all led with a hit apiece.
WOOI 1000-2
B001 301 x-5
W Ben Wood

Baker 8,
Ponce de Leon 3
Colton Henry recorded
a single, double and triple
, in going 3-for-4 at the plate
while Preston Nixon finished
a perfect 4-for-4 with a triple,
double and two singles. Josh
Lawson went 2-for-4.
PDL001 100 I-3
Bak 301 022 x--8
W Christian Mainor
Laurel Hill 10, Central 2
Justin Bailey turned in a
2-for-4 day that included a
double and four RBIs as Laurel
Hill picked up its first District
I-A win Friday.
Chris Korleski went 2-for-2
with two runs scored and
one RBI, and Will Sherwood
finished 2-for-4 with two RBIs
and one run scored.
Cen 001 001 0--2
LHS 002 062 x- 10
W Ethan Jackson

Tate 8, Crestview 6
David Pyle and Jason Parker
each drove in a pair of runs for
the Bulldogs.
C 006 000 6
T 206 000 8
L Daniel Ogilvie

Walton 6-17,
Laurel Hill 5-5
Will Sherwood and.Dalton
Gordon had a pair of hits
apiece for Laurel Hill in Game
I of a doubleheader.
Sherwood had a pair of
hits for Laurel Hill in Game 2,
including a double.
Game 1
WHS 012 002 1 6
LHS 103 0100-5
L Ryan Simmons
Game 2,
WHS 722 006 --17
LHS 100 220 -5
L -Justin Bailey

BOYS TENNIS
Crestview 7,
Pine Forest 0:
Singles
Colin Smith d. Hubbard 8-0
Cody Dreaden d. Byrne, 8-2
Joseph Messier d.
Foxworth 8-2
Angelo Fajardo d. Williams
8-1
Mitch Petosky d.
Quintanilla 8-0
Doubles
Smith/Dreaden d.
Hubbard/Foxworth 8-2
Petosky/Sy Pinkert d.
Byrne/Jackson 8-4


Crestview 7,
Navarre 0:
Singles
Colin Smith d. Jordan
Lanter 8-5
Cody Dreaden d. Thomas
Vetter 8-3
Joseph Messier d. Justice
Cox 8-3
Angelo Fajardo d. Connor
Brantley 8-3
Mitch Petosky d. Ryan
Couch 8-6
Doubles
Smith/Dreaden d. Lanter/
Vetter 8-2
Petosky/Sy Pinkert d. Cox/
Brantley 8-6.

Washington 7,
Crestview 0:
Singles
John Nowak d. Joseph
Messier, 8-1I
Olin Racine d. Angelo
rarjado, 8-I
Keegan Lowery d. Mitch
Petosky, 8-4
Claudio Yerdadon d. Sy
Pinkert, 8-2
Austin Crabtree d. Paul
Tilley, 8-4
Doubles
Nowak/Racine d. Fariado/
Messier, 8-0
Lowery/Crabtree d.
Pinkert/Petosky, 8-0.

GIRLS TENNIS
Crestview 7,
Pine Forest 0:
Singles
Moya Moore d. B. Hedges 8-1
Sydney Pinkert d. Chen 8-1
Cora Merritt d. Cooper 8-0
Kristin Thomas d. E.


Hedges 8-3
Brooklyn Howard d.
Amerson 8-0
Doubles
Moore/Merritt d. Hedges/
Hedges 8-0
Pinkert/Brittany Didonato
d. Chen/Cooper 8-1
Crestview 7,
Navarre 0:
Singles
Moya Moore d. Kylie'
Casey 8-2
' Sydney Pinkert d. Megan
Lattanze 8-6
Cora Merritt d. Sara Zhu
8-0
Kristin Thomas d. Chelsay
Armitage 8-1
Brooklyn Howard d.
Claudia Wirebronner 8-4
Doubles
Moore/Merritt d. Casey/
Lattanze 8-3
Pinkert/Brittany Didonato
d. Zhu/Armitage 8-1.

Crestview 4,
Washington 3:
Singles
Moya Moore (C) d.
Branigan Wright, 8-2,
Sydney Pinkert (C) d. Katie
Lewis, 8-6
Cora Merritt (C) d.
Stephanie Pennewill, 8-1
Lindsey Anders d. Kristin
Thomas, 8-4
Rachel Soloway d.
Brooklyn Howard, 8-2
Doubles
Moore/Meritt (C) d.
Wright/Pennewill, 8-3
Lewis/Soloway d. Sidney
Pinkert/Brittany Didonago,
10-8


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OPENING DAY AT BAKER


DENISE CADENHEAD | CrestviewNews Bulletin
FIRST PITCH: Dent Tullis, left, a national board
member for Dizzy Dean Baseball, threw out
the ceremonial first pitch for the 2009 Baker
Area Youth Association season Saturday during
Opening Day ceremonies at the BAYA facility.
,Games began immediately after the ceremony.
See more photos from Saturday's
activities, including game action photos,
at www.crestviewbulletin.com.


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TRACK from page B1


tablished themselves as
mainstays for the Baker
girls.
"Haley Wagner quali-
fied for region in the high
jump last year, and she's
back," Oglesby said. "She's
also great in the 4x800 and
the 8060. You've got Betha-
ny Chestnut that's coming
back that is strong in the
middle distance.
"Cassidy Anderson
won the triple jump the
other day at the Jay meet,
and she's a strong middle
distance runner. If we can
keep those three togeth-
er, they are going to be
strong. They. are eighth,
eighth and eighth."
Senior Kali Flanders
will provide veteran lead-
ership for the younger,
runners.
"You think about how
long you are going to have
them and hope that they.
will keep working like they
are now," Oglesby .said.
"You hope they will keep
the interest they have
now throughout their high
school career."
If the youngest Gators
don't fare well this year,
they still have a chance


to contribute before their
high school days end..
"When. you have 109
kids, it helps you to have
the younger kids on the
team," Oglesby said.
"They might not be able
to help us for three or four
years, but somewhere
down the road, they'll be
able to help the program.
"It helps their mentali-
ty once they compete with
th.e high school kids. After
one or two years, they are
not a kid. They are out
here as a sixth grader
trainingwith a 12th grader,
and they just become one
of the guys, and it doesn't
bother them anymore."
"We are proud of all of
them. They come out here
every day, and we crush
them, but they keep on
coming back. That says a
lot about their character
because what I do to them
isn't easy, and,I have a lot
of respect for them."
Keep tabs on the local
high school track and field
programs through our on-
line reference pages at
www.crestviewbulletin.
com.


NET GAIN: Above left, Lady Bulldog Brooklyn Howard returns
Crestview's Angelo Fajardo beat his Milton opponent.


PHOTOS BY ANN SPANN I Crestview News Bulletin
a volley during a recent match. Above right,


Run, jump, swing


NOTES from page B1


cost is $45 per person or
$200 per team.
There will be a $10,000
hole-in-one challenge as well
as longest drive and closest-
to-the-pin prizes.
To register, go to www.
crestviewthunderbirds.com.
For more information, call
coach Taylor at 305-23 17..
Okaloosa Baptist
missions golf
tournament
The Okaloosa Baptist
Association is hosting an
Annie Armstrong Easter
Offering GolfTournament at
8 a.m. March 21 at F9xwood
Country Club.
This is an informal,
Christian tournament.
Cost of the tournament is


$20 for Foxwood members
and $35 for nonmembers.
Entry fee includes two
mulligans per person for the
four-man best ball tournament.
Trophies will be awarded
for the longest drive, closest to
the pin and best team score.
In addition to the entry
fee, each team member is
expected to make a 10-cent
donation for each of his
team's strokes.All money
raised will go to the Annie
Armstrong Easter offering of
the North American Mission
Board.
A drawing will determine
which church will have the
offering donated in its name.
For more information,
contact the Okaloosa Baptist
Association at 682-5434.


ABOVE: Baker's Erica Adams jumps over the hurdles during a six-team
meet at Baker. Below left; Brittany Farris leads the field. Below right,
Baker's Jesse Medley takes the baton ahead of a Paxton rival.


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You gave all your birthday
presents to Toys For Tots'.
You helped your grandpar-
ents build their garden fence.
You help the kid next door
with his math homework. You
volunteer at the local animal
shelter.
And you do it without be-
ing rewarded.
A local dentist has the re-
ward you didn't ask for: A lap-
top computer.
This year, Dr. Roy Na-
kaiye, a Crestview dentist,.
will give away four Compaq
laptops to local students 18
years or younger who made
someone's life or our com-
munity a little bit better.
Lindsey Blanco, a dental
assistant and the contest
coordinator at Cedar. Pearl
Dentistry, said Dr. Nakaiye
started the program to rec-
ognize young unsung heroes
in the community.
"We're excited to get it go-
ing," she said.
Nakaiye was inspired by
the Haley Joel Osment mov-
ie "Pay it Forward," Blanco
said. Its tag line was, "When
someone does you a big fa-
vor, don't pay it back... Pay It
Forward."
"We want to reward kids
under the age of. 18 who have
done something for someone
or their community but who
have not received anything
for it," Blanco said. "They did
it because they cared."
Doing something for re-
wards or benefits such as
extra credit, merit badges,
money, or community service
hours doesn't count, Blanco
said.
"We want to reward some-
one who wentout of their way
to do something kind for oth-
ers," Dr. Nakaiye said. "It has
to be a kindness that comes
from the heart."
Kids who are eligible have
to write an essay, with no
word limit, describing what
they did. But don't worry;
eloquent prose and straight
margins aren't important.
What counts is the altruistic
act described in the essay.
"The contest is not based
on the essay," Blanco said.
"It's based on what the child
did."
Blanco said applicants can
send photos or video of their


ANN SPANN |,Crestview News Bulletin
DENTIST'S WORK WILL MAKE YOU SMILE: Dr. Roy Nakaiye, a
Crestview dentist, will give away four Compaq laptops
this year to local students 18 years or younger who
made someone's life or our community a little bit better.


project to back up their essay..
They also have to include the
names and phone numbers
of the people or organization
that benefited.
"It has to be verifiable
proof," Blanco said.."We have
to be able to talk to someone
to know that this kid has done
what they claim."
The first 2009 'deadline
is April 15. The winner from
the first quarter will be an-
nounced April 29.


Official entry forms are
available at Cedar Pearl
Dentistry and have been dis-
tributed to county schools.
Stop by Cedar Pearl Den-
tistry, 222 Cedar Ave., or visit
the Web site, www.cedar-
pearldentistry.com, for rules,
information and applica-
tions.
"You did something good
for somebody o we want to
do something good for you,"
Blanco said.


Start saving for that rainy day


Elaine Courtney
Okaloosa County Extension

One of the most powerful ways
to improve your financial situation
and accumulate wealth over time is
to develop a "savings habit." There
are many reports that provide a
great deal of advice, but the sim-
plest (and possibly most effective)
strategy is to "pay yourself first"
and save a portion of your income
on a regular basis.
It is more important today than
ever that Americans adopt this
simple habit. In other words, "sav-
ing for a rainy day" means starting
NOW! At least develop an emergen-
cy fund. People with an emergency
fund tend to be in better shape than
those without one. Studies show
those without emergency savings
are more likely to accumulate debt.
It may feel like you can't afford to
have one, but the truth is you can't
afford not to have one!
Why? Stuff happens! Most of
the time, it costs money! By set-
ting up an emergency cash fund,
you protect yourself from the un-
knowns. Think of this fund as your
"safety net" just in case something
happens (ose your job, car breaks
down, broken arm, etc.). Without
this reserve, you may be tempted
- or forced to go into debt. That
may take you years to pay off and
cost you much more in the long run!
Having an emergency fund gives
you more options.
How much savings is enough for
an emergency fund? Most financial
experts recommend having three
to six months living expenses set
aside. Some say you need to save a
year's salary. Others believe $1,000
is sufficient. There is no one right
answer. The amount depends on
your personal situation (job securi-
ty, income level, needs). It's not the
amount that is important. It's the
action of doing something, no mat-
ter how small, to get you started.


jJVf UNIVERSITY of
UF FLORIDA
IFAS Extension


UPCOMING EVENTS
Call 689-5850 for more
information or to register for
these classes
Wildlife Shortcourse
Thursday, Laurel Hill. 8 a.m. to
4p.in.
Crop Production Meeting,
Thursday, Crestview, 6 to 9 p.m.
Farm Pond Management,
March 23, 6 to 8 p.m.
Growing Tomatoes
Seminar, March 26, 9 a.m. to
noon*
Bugs & Rot (of trees),
March 30, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.*
'Class fee

One of the easiest ways to get
started is to make it automatic.
Check with your employer and bank
or credit union about direct depos-
its or transfers into savings. You
can also try saving a small amount
each week and put itin your emer-
gency savings account.
Your emergency account should
be easily accessible, just not too
accessible! Do this by establishing a
savings account that does not have
an ATM/debit card and is not linked
to your checking account. You could
also set up a savings account at a
different financial institution (from
your other accounts).
If you are already saving, try
increasing the amount that you
save. The results, over time, will be
amazing.

Elaine A. Courtney is the Family
& Consumer Sciences for the Uni-
veristy of Florida/IFAS Okaloosa
County Extension.


Committee meetings will take
place at the new chamber building.
on Commerce Drive unless noted
The Ambassadors Committee
meets Thursday at 8 a.m.
The Triple B Blackwater,
Bluegrass and BBQ Cookoff is
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Main Street in downtown Crestview.
The PILOT (Professional In-
spired Leaders Of Tomorrow) young
professionals committee will hold
a gathering from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
March 19 at Helen Back Again. Call
the chamber at 682-3212 to RSVP
your attendance.
The grand opening for the new
chamber building is 3 p.m. March 20
-at the new chamber.


The Governmental Issues
Committee will meet March 24 at 8
a.m. Wayne Harris will speak as the
District 1 Okaloosa County Commis-
sioner.
The Health and Wellness
Committee mdets the first Tuesday
of the month at 8 a.m.
Members of the Military Af-
fairs Committee meet the second
Tuesday of the month at Ryan's.
Lunch starts at 10:45 a.m.
Airport Committee chair Der-
ek Lott announced the committee
will meet April 9. The date will be
announced.
For more information about any
chamber committee or to join the
chamber, call 682-3212.


Stimulus bil

Special to the News Bulletin
Homeowners who install new
heating and'cooling systems are
eligible for increased tax incen-
tives under the American Re-
covery and Reinvestment Act of
2009.
This bill combines spending
and tax incentives designed to
get the American economy mov-
ing again by investing in our
nation's road and energy infra-
structure, and increasing the


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also a boost for homeowners who go
ergy efficiency and perfor- with a local utility rebate will commercial buildings. In addi-
ance of America's homes and make geothermal systems more tion to utility incentives (Gulf
mmercial buildings, affordable for homeowners and Power offers a rebate of $400.
The bill, signed into law on allow them to make decisions per ton for qualifying geother-
b. 17, removes the $2,000 cap about their home comfort sys- mal systems) and now, federal
geothermal and offers hom- teams based more on energy and tax incentives that enhance the
owners the entire 30 percent comfort concerns and less on affordability of geothermal sys-
x credit. For conventional sys- installation price," said Thomas teams, this cost-effective, envi-
ms the new bill removes the Gordon of Gordon Air Condi- ronmentally friendly technology
r-appliance cap of $150/$300 tioning in Crestview. offers a host of benefits:
d offers up to a $1,500 tax Geothermal systems tap the Free, renewable supply of
edit. free, renewable supply of solar solar energy
"The improved tax incentive energy stored just a few feet be- Efficiency ratings up to five
low the Earth's times higher than those of or-
surface and dinary heating and cooling sys-
.. use that en- teams
ergy to drive Savings on utility bills up to
N A M A1 N heating and 70 percent
MEDICAL CENTER RESOURCE cooling sys- Reduced carbon footprint
E SEMINAR tems in both since the system burns no fossil
residential and fuels


geothermal
More even distribution
of heating and cooling for im-
proved comfort
Improved indoor air quality
Quiet operation with no
noisy outdoor units to disturb
the environment or neighbors
Safe operation that requires
no open flame or fuel storage
tanks
Less maintenance
Increased system longevity
(an average life span of 24 years
vs. 15 for conventional air con-
ditioners and 20 years for fossil
fuel furnaces).


RIBBON CUTTING


HEATHER GANN I CrestviewNews Bulletin
I HELEN BACK AGAIN: Crestview Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and
local merchants celebrated a ribbon cutting for Helen Back Again on State
I Road 85 (adjacent to Shoal River Bowling Center) on Feb. 25.
L-------------------------------


CRESTVIEW AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CALENDAR


HOW IOlR CAN WIN A LAPTOP
o akaiye of adar Pearl Dentistry will give
oay one Compaq lapt p computer each quarter to
local child who meets these criteria:
Must do an altruisti act for a local person or
t community;
Must not haye:: eie y.reward, including
e lta class cre .it 'ii tit batges, money,
co murtity.e .' /'
.M'ust & er; .
*''Mkufw'i y explqiriifg the act (pictures
and/or video welc'ir. i).
Must submit contac-t nfdrmation for ihe
beneficiary of he act so/Qr' Nakaiye and his staff
can verify the act; "and."
Must submit their essay.and other materials by
the deadline. April 15 is the deadline for the first
quarter of 2009. Future deadlines are July 6, Oct. 6,
and Dec. 4.
Visit www.cedarpearldentistry.com for complete
rules and information.


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Informative education on diabetes, a disease in wfiichi the.-body does not produce or
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Crestview News Bulletin I BS


Deputy-Clerk
02/25/09
03/04/09
03/11/09
iANNOUNCIENTs 03/18/09
1100 Legal Advertising
1110 Classified Notices Legal #100513
1120 Public Notices/
Announcements
1125 Carpools & NOTICE OF APPLICA-
Rildeshare TION FOR TAX DEED
1130 Adoptions
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1150 Personals
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, Legal # 100513
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED


Notice is hereby given
that Hardik Patel, as
holder of the following
certificate,, has filed
said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued
thereon. The certificate
number and year of is-
suance, the name in
which the property is
assessed and the de-
scription of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 2622 of
2005 Assessed to:
BURTON E. TOFT -
Description:" COM NE
COR SEC 26, T3N,
R25W etc
Parcel ID#:
26-3N-25-0000-0001-
01)10 Opening Bid: $
2,003.39
TDA Case' Number:
2009 TD 000004 C
All of said property be-
ing in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certifi-
cate will be sold to the


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Notice is hereby given
that Louise W Crosley,
as holder of the follow-
ing certificate, has filed
said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued
thereon. The certificate
number/and year of is-
suance, the name in
which the property is
assessed and the de-
scription of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 2001-3740
Assessed to: Darlene
Broxson Cobb, Teresa
Lynn Broxson, et al
Description: BEG NE
COR OF SE1/4 OF
SE1/4 OF NE1/4; SEC
10, T2N, R25W etc.
Parcel ID#:
10-2N-25-0000-0002-
000Q Opening Bid:
$2,257.93
TDA Case Number:
2009 TD 000003 C
All of said property be-
ing in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida: '
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certifi-
cate will be sold to the
highest bidder in the
BCC Board Meeting
Room at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
Crestview, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on Wednes-
day, April 15, 2009.
Registration begins at
9:30 am.
Dated this 19th day of,
February, 2009..
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS

By:
Lisa L. Guia,
Deputy Clerk
02/25/09
03/04/09
03/11/09
03/18/09

Legal #100514
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given
that Louise W. Crosley,
as holder of the follow-
ing certificate, has filed
said certificate for a Tax
Deed, to be issued
thereon. The certificate
number and year of is-


suance, the name in
which the property is
assessed and the de-
scription of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 2005-3782
Assessed, to: MICHAEL
S ALBRIGHT, ET AL
Description: COM SW
COR OF SEC 10, T2N,
R25W, OKALOOSA
CTY etc
Parcel ID#:
10-2N-25-0000-0006-
1400 Opening Bid:
$2,059.21
TDA Case Number:
2009 TD 000002 C
All of said property be-
ing in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certifi-
cate will be sold to the
highest bidder in the
BCO Board Meeting
Room at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
Crestview, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on Wednes-.
day, April 15, 2009.
Registration begins at.
9:30 am.
Dated this 19th day of
February, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS

By:
Lisa L. Guia,
Deputy Clerk
02/25/09
03/04/09
03/11/09
03/18/09

Legal # 100514
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED


Notice is hereby given
that The Cullen Family
Revocable Trust, the
"holder of the following
certificate, has filed
said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued
thereon. The certificate
number and year of is-
suance,* the name in
which the property is
assessed and the de-
scription of the prop-
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 3992 of
2001 Assessed A to:
CHEMICAL MORT-
GAGE CO
Description: BEG NE
COR NW1/4 OF SW1/4
ALONG N BDY LINE
ETC.
Parcel ID#:
34-3N-25-0000-0016-
0000 Opening Bid:
$4,594.76
TDA Case Number:
2009 TD 000001 C
All of said property be-
ing in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.


Unless the certifica
redeemed accordir
law, the property
scribed in the c
cate will be sold to
highest bidder in
BCC Board Me
Room at the Okal
County Courtho
Crestview, Florida
10:00 a.m. on Wed
day, April 15, 2
Registration begin
9:30 am.
Dated this 19th da
February, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE
CUIT COURTS

By:
Lisa L. Guia,
Deputy Clerk.
02/25/09
03/04/09
03/11/09
03/18/09

Legal # 100515
NOTICE OF APPLI
TION FOR TAX DL

Notice is hereby
that Fidelity Tax,L
as holder of the fo
ing certificate, has
said certificate for a
Deed to be is
thereon. The certify
number and year c
suance, the nam
which the proper
assessed and the
scription of the p
erty is as follows:
Certificate # 17'
2006 Assessed
BOBBIE T. COSPEF
Description: INI
BAYOU UNIT Ill BL
H LOT.9
Parcel
00-2S-22-1283-000
0090 Opening
$22,448.03
TDA Case Numr
2009 TD 000005 S
All of said property
ing in the Count
Okaloosa, State of
ida.
Unless the certifica
redeemed according
law, the property
scribed in the ci
cate will be sold to
highest bidder in
BCC Board Mee
Room at the Okalo
County Courtho
Crestview, Florida
10:00 a.m. on Wed
day, April 15, 2
Registration begin
9:30 am.
Dated this 19TH da
February, 2009.

DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE
CUlT COURTS

By:


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Lisa L. Guia, Deed to be issued ida.
ate is Deputy Clerk thereon. The certificate
ng to number and year of is- Unless the certificate is By: Lisa L Guia,
de- 02/2509 suance, the name in redeemed according to Deputy Clerk
ertifi- 03/04/09 which the property is law, the property de-
o the 03/11/09 assessed and the de- scribed in the certifi- 02/25/09
the 03/18/09 scription of the prop- cate will be sold to the '03/04/09
eting erty is as follows: highest bidder in the 03/11/09
loosa Certificate # 2430 of BCC Board Meeting 03/18/09
house, Legal # 100516 2006 Assessed to: Room at the Okaloosa
a at HUB CITY DEVELOP- County Courthouse,
dnes- NOTICE OF APPLICA- MENT GROUP INC Crestview, Florida at Legal # 100535
2009. TION FOR TAX DEED Description: CRES- 10:00 a.m. on Wednes-
is at CENT PARK PH ONE day, April 15, 2009. INTHE CIRCUIT
BLOCK 300 LOT 1 Registration begins at COURT OF THE
Notice is hereby given Parcel ID#: 9:30 am. FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
ay of that Equifunding LI, 29-3N-23-0440-0300- CUIT IN AND FOR
LLC, as agent for 0010 Opening Bid: Dated this 19th day of OKALOOSA, FLOR-
Equifunding, Inc, as $119,177.37 February, 2009. IDA CIVIL ACTION
holder of the following TDA Case Number: CASE
CIR- certificate, has filed 2009 TD 000009 C NO.:46-2008-CA-0034
said certificate for a Tax All of said property be- DIVISION
Deed to be issued ing in the County of DON W. HOWARD
thereon. The certificate Okaloosa, State of Flor- CLERK OF THE CIR- US. BANK NATIONAL
number and year of is- ida. CUIT COURTS ASSOCIATION AS
suance, the name in TRUSTEE,
which the property is Unless the certificate is Plaintiff,
assessed and the de- redeemed according to By:Lisa L. Guia,
scription of- the prop- law, the property de- Deputy Clerk vs.
erty is as follows: scribed in the certifi-
Certificate # 196 of cate will be sold to the 02/25/09 DAVID KILINSKI, et al,
2006 Assessed to: highest bidder in the 03/04/09 Defendant(s)
DOBBINS, EDDIE D & BCC Board Meeting 03/11/09
KATHY S Room at the Okaloosa 03/18/09 NOTICE OF ACTION
Description: KELLEY'S County Courthouse,
THIRD ADDITION TO Crestview, Florida at TO: DAVID KILINSKI
ICA- DESTIN BLOCK'5 LOT 10:00 am. on Wednes- Legal # 100520 LAST KNOWN AD-
EED 6 day, April 15, 2009. DRESS: 108 EAST
Parcel ID#: Registration begins at NOTICE OF APPLICA- EASTVIEW DRIVE
00-2S-22-1361-0005- 9:30 am. TION FOR TAX DEED CRESTVIEW, FL 32536
given 0060 Opening Bid:
LLC, $5,403.28 Dated this 19th day of CURRENT ADDRESS:
llow- TDA Case Number: February, 2009. Notice is hereby given UNKNOWN
'filed 2009 TD 000010 S that PPTS HI Corp, as
a Tax All of said property be- holder of the following ANN KILINSKI
sued ing in the County of certificate, has filed LAST KNOWN AD-
icate Okaloosa, State of Flor- DON W. HOWARD said certificate for a Tax DRESS 108 EASTVIEW.
of is- ida. CLERK OF COURTS Deed, to be issued DRIVE CRESTVIEW, FL
e in thereon. The certificate 32536
ty is Unless the certificate is By:Lisa L. Guia, number and year of is-
de- redeemed according to Deputy Clerk suance, the name in CURRENT ADDRESS:
prop- law, the property de- which the property is UNKNOWN
scribed in the certifi- 02/25/09 assessed and the de-
of cate will be sold to the 03/04/09 scription of the prop- ANY AND ALL
to: .highest bidder in the 03/11/09 erty is as follows: UNKOWN PARTIES
BCC Board Meeting 03/18/09 Certificate # 495 of CLAIMING -.BY,
DIAN Room at the Okaloosa 2006 Assessed to: THROUGH, UNDER,
OCK County Courthouse, Tisa, Leo J. Sr; Tisa AND AAISNT THE
Crestview, Florida at Legal #100519 Mark B;lisa, Jeanne HEREIN NAMED INDI-
ID#: 10:00 a.m. on Wednes- Description: BAYVIEW VIDUAL DEFEND-
- day, April 15, 2009. NOTICE OF APPLICA- S/D BLOCK LOT 7 ANT(S) WHO ARE
Bid: Registration begins .at TION FOR TAX DEED Parcel ID#: NOT KNOWN TO BE
9:30 am. 01-2S-24-0180-0005- DEAD OR ALIVE,
iber: o0070 Opening Bid: WHEATHER SAID UN-
Dated this 19TH day of Notice is hereby given $12,437.93 KNOWN PARTIES
be- February, 2009. that Wachovia as TDA Case Number: MAY CLAIM AN IN-
y of Cust/TTEE for Patton, 2009 TD 000007 S TERINST AS
Flor- LLC, as holder of the All of said property be- SPOUSE, HEIRS, DE-
following certificate, ing in the County of VISEES, GRANTEES,
DON W. HOWARD has filed said certificate Okaloosa, State of Flor- OR OTHER CLAIM-
te. is CLERK OF THE CIR- for a Tax Deed to be is- ida. ANTS
,g to CUIT COURTS sued thereon. The cer-
de- tificate number and Unless the certificate is LAST KNOWN AD-
ertifi- year of issuance, the redeemed according to DRESS: UNKNQWN
the By: name in which the law the property de-
the Lisa L. Guia, property is assessed scribed in the certifi- CURRENT ADDRESS:
eting Deputy Clerk and the description of cate will be sold to the UNKNOWN
oosa the property is as fol- highest bidder in the
)use, 02/25/09 lows: BCC Board Meeting YOU ARE NOTIFIED
at 03/04/09 Certificate #200882 Room at the Okaloosa that an action to fore-
Jnes- 03/11/09 Assessed to: HUNTER, County Courthouse close a mortgage on
009. 03/18/09 CLYDE C & BEVERLY Crestview, Florida at the following property
s at E 10:00 a.m. on Wednes- in OKALOOSA County,
Legal #D100518 Description: ELLIOTTS day, April 15, 2009. Florida:
L POINT 4th ADD BLOCK Registration begins at LOT 34, THIRD ADDI-
ay of NOTICE OF APPLICA 3 LOT 2 9:30 am. LOT 34,' THIRD ADDI-
TIONC FORTAPPLIDECA- Parcel ID#: TION TO NORTHVIEW
TI18-2S-23-080F-0003- Dated this 19th day of ESTATES, ACCORD-
0020 Opening Bid: February, 2009. ING TO PLAT
Ce $4,349.33 THEREOF ON FILE IN
CIR- Notice is hereby given TDA Case Number: PLAT BOOK 13,
that PPTS LA Corp, as 2009 TD 000006 S PAGES 44 AND 45, IN
holderfcathe hasfollo wing All of said property be- DON W. HOWARD THE OFFICE OF HTE
said certificate for a Tax ing in the County of CLERK OF THE CIR- CLERK OF CIRCUIT
Okaloosa, State of Flor- CUlT COURTS COURT, OKALOOSA


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CPUNTY, FLORIDA. Dated this 27th day of COR SW1/4 OF NE1/4 law, the property de-
February, 2009. SECTION 35, T1S, R24 scribed in the certifi-
has been filed against By:Usa L. ETC Parcel ID # cate will be sold to the
you and yu are re- Guia, Deputy Clerk 08-1S-22-0000-0123 highest bidder in the
quired to serve a copy 0010 Opening Bid: BCC Board Meeting
of your written de- DON W. HOWARD 03/04/09 $2,023.62 Room at the Okaloosa
fenses, if any, on or be- CLERK OF THE CIR- 03/11/09 TDA Case #: 2009 TD County Courthouse,
fore April 9, 2009 on CUIT COURTS 03/18/09 000032 S Crestview, Florida at
Florida default Law 03/25/09 All of said property be- 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
Group, P.L. Plaintiff's ing in the County, of April 24, 2009. Regis-
atforney, whose ad- By:Lisa L. Guia, Okaloosa, State of Flor- tration begins at 9:30
dress is 9119 Corpo- Deputy Clerk Legal # 100543 ida. am.
rate Lake Drive, Suite Unless the certificate is
300, Tampa, Florida ARCHITECT/ ENGI- redeemed according to Dated this 5th day of
3634, and file the origi- Legal # 100540 NEER REQUEST FOR law, the property de- March, 2009.
nal with this Court el- PROPOSAL scribed in the certifi- DON W. HOWARD
their before service on NOTICEOF APPLICA- cate will be sold to the CLERK OF THE CIR-
Plaintiff's attorney or TION FOR TAX DEED The Crestview Housing highest bidder in the CUlT COURTS
immediately thereafter; Authority is seeking BCC Board Meeting By: Lisa L. Guia,
otherwise a default will sealed bids/ RFP from Room at the Okaloosa Deputy Clerk,
be entered against you Notice is hereby given Architectural/ Engineer- County Courthouse,
for the relief demanded that Realty House ing firms to develop Crestview, Florida at 03/11/09
in the Complaint or pe- Commercial Prop Inc and design work at the 10:00 a.m. on Friday, 03/18/09
tition. Def Ben Plan, as holder Crestview Housing Au- April, 2009. Registra- 03/25/09
of the following certifi- thority. Scope. of Work: tion begins at 9:30 am. 04/01/09
WITNESS my hand and cate, has filed said cer- exterior Painting, up-
seal of this Court on tificate for a Tax Deed grade electrical panels, Dated this 5th day of
this 24 day of February to be issued thereon. extend parking pads March, 2009. Legal # 100552
2009. The certificate number and landscaping in Ed DON W. HOWARD
and year of issuance, Hill Manor. CLERK OF THE CIR- NOTICE OF APPLICA-
Don W. Howard the name in which the CUlT COURTS TION FOR TAX DEED
Clerk of the Court property is assessed If you have any ques- By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Notice is hereby g en
By:.Beth McDonald and the description of tions you may contact uty Clerk Notice is hereby given
As Deputy Clerk the property is as fol- Sam Brunson, 'Execu- that Pinot IV, LLC, as
lows: tive, Director, or David 03/11/09 holder of the following
Florida Default Law Certificate # 797 of Adams, Maintenance B03/18/09 certificate, has filed
Group, RL. 2001 Assessed to: Supervisor at 371 West 03/25/09 said certificate for a Tax
PO. Box 25018 WALDO JOHNSON Hickory Avenue, Crest- 04/01/09 Deed to be issued
Tampa, Florida Description: ORANGE view, FL or by phone at thereon. The certificate
33622-5018 DALE NORTH EAST 682-2413. number and year of is-
NMNC-VA-R-khartmaier- BLOCK 0 LOTS 37 & Legal # 100549 suance, the name in
F081N0110 38 Sealed bids and RFP's which the property is
10*See Americans with Parcel ID#: will 6e accepted until NOTICE OF APPLICA- assessed and the de-
Disabilities Act 03-3N-22-192A-0000- 5:00 p.m. on March 27, TION FOR TAX DEED scription of the prop-
IMPORTANT 0370 Opening Bid: 2009 at Crestview a erty is as follows:
$1,029.23 Housing Authority 371 Notice is hereby given Certificate # 2092 of
In accordance with the All of said property be- West Hickory Avenue that Pinot IV, LLC, as 2006 Assessed to:
Americans with Disabil- ing in the County of Crestview, FI 32536 holder of the following MARY E. WILLIAMS
ties Act, persons with Okaloosa, State of Flor- certificate, has filed Description: BEG SW
disabilities Act need ida. 03/04/09 said certificate for a Tax COR OF TGE NE1/4
special accommoda- 03/07/09 Deed to be issued SEC 22, T3N, R23W,
tion to participate in Unless the certificate is 03/11/09 thereon. The certificate ETC
this proceeding should redeemed according to 03/14/09 number and year of is- Parcel ID#:
contact Court Adminis- law, the property de- I suance, the name in 22-3N-23-0000-0011-
tronat 01 James scribed in the certfi- 100545 which the property Is 0000 Opening Bid:
'Lee Boulevard East cate will be sold to the Legal # 100545 assessed and the de- $24,636.46
Crestview, FL' highest bidder in the NOTICE OF APPLICA scription of the prop- TDA Case #: 2009 TD
p56ti1 honwFL BCC Board Meeting NO R P erty is as follows: 000036 C
32536-3515; telephonee Robm at the Okaloosa TION FOR TAX DEED Certificate # 1069 of All of said property be-
number (850).n9flir t
689-5000number extensionn County Courthouse, 2006 Assessed to: Ing' in the County of
689-5000 Extension Crestvw Floridaat Notice isherebygiven ABRAHAM EVANS Okaloosa, State of Flor-
7497, prior to the pro- C a on Friday, that Pinot IV, LLC, as Description: COM SW ida.
ceeding or Shalimar 10:00 a.m. on FRegis- holder of the following COR OF NE1/4' OF Unless the certificate is
(850)651-7497 traction begins at 9:30 certificate, has filed SW1/4 OF SEC 9, T2S, redeemed according to
IMPRTAT am. said certificate for a Tax R24W, ETC law, the property de-
IMPORTANTm. Deed to be issued Parcel ID#: scribed in the certifi-
In accordance with the Dated this 27th day of thereon. The certificate 09-2S-24-0000-0062- cate will'be sold to the
In accordance with the February, 2009. number and year of is- 0290 Opening Bid: highest bidder in the
Amesicans with Disabil- ruary, 0. suance, the *name in $2,797.13 BCC Board Meeting
ties Act, persons with which the property is TDA Case #: 2009 TD Room at the Okaloosa
disabilities needing assessed and the de- 000035 S County Courthouse,
special accommo n DON W.HOWARD scription of the prop- All of said property be- Crestview,. Florida, at
ton to parocipateoud CLERK OF THE CIR- ertyisasfollows: ing in the County of 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
thisproceeding sho CT COURTS Certificate # 2222 of Okaloosa; State of Flor- April 24, 2009. Regis-
contact Court Adminis- CUlT COURTS 2006 Assessed to: ida. traction begins at 9:30
ration at 1250 N. Eglin JOHN J. GUYER Unless the certificate is am.
Parkway, Shalimar, FL, Description: THE Unless the certificate is am.
32579; telephone num- By:Lisa L. Guia, espto: T redeemed according to
ber (80) 651-497 Deputy Clerk PINES BLOCK 8 LOTSlaw, the property de- Dated this 5th day of
t the 13TO16 scribed in the certifi- March, 2009.
prior to the proceeding. Parcel ID#: cate will be sold to the DON W. HOWARD
p10edg. Legal # 100541 24-3N-22-2460-0008- highest bidder in the CLERK OF THE CIR-
03/04/09 0130 Opening Bid: BCC Board Meeting CUIT COURTS
03/11/09 $2,782,20 Room at the Okaloosa By: Lisa L. Gula,
NOTICE OFAPPLICA- TDA Case #:. 2009 TD County Courthouse, Deputy Clerk
Legal # 100537 TION FOR TAX DEED 000037 C b Crestview, Florida at
All of said property be- 10:00 a.m. on Friday, 03/11/09
NOTICE OF APPLICA- ing in the County of April 24, 2009. Regis- 03/18/09
TION FOR TAX DEED Notice is hereby given Okaloosa, State of Flor- tration begins at 9:30 03/25/09
that Realty House ida. am. 04/01/09
Commercial Prop Inc
Notice is hereby given Def Ben Plan, as holder Unless the certificate is Dated this 5th day of Legal # 100553
that 7th Cavalry Corp & of the following certifi- redeemed according to March 2009. Legal # 100553
Coconut Grove Bank, cate, has filed said cer- law, the property de- DON W HOWARD
as holder of the follow- tificate for a Tax Deed scribed in the certifi-' CLERK OF THE CIR- NOTICE OF APPLICA-
ing certificate, has filed to be issued thereon, cate will be sold to the CUlT COURTS TION FOR TAX DEED
said certificate for a Tax The certificate number highest bidder in the. By: Lisa L. Guia,
Deed to be issued and year of issuance, BCC Board Meeting Deputy Clerk Notice is hereby given
thereon. The certificate the name in which the -Room at the Okaloosa that Cabernet I, LLC, as
number and year of is- property is assessed County Courthouse, 03/11/09 holder of the following
suance .the name in and the description of Crestview, Florida "at 03/18/09 certificate, has filed
which the property is the property is as fol- 10:00 a.m. on Friday, 03/25/09 said certificate for a Tax
assessed and the de- :.lows April 24, 2009. Regis- 04/01/09 Deed. to be issued
scription of the prdp-:Certificate # 803 of tration begins at 9:30 _hereon. The certificate
erty is as follows: 2001 Assessed to: am. number and year of is-
Certificate # 2586 of WILLIAM F. LEDBET- Legal #100550 suance, the name in
2005 Assessed to: TER Dated this 5th day of which the property is
ROY L CAMPBELL & Description: ORANGE March, 2009. NOTICE OF APPLICA- assessed and the de-
ET AL LL DALE NORTH WEST' DON W. HOWARD TION FOR TAX DEED scription of the prop-
DO e c ri p t i o n : BLOCK B LOT11 CLERK OF THE CIR- erty is as follows:
WYNNEHAVEN BEACH Parcel ID#: CUIT COURTS Notice is hereby given Certificate # 1255 of
EST BLOCK 9 LOT 2 03-3N-22-192B-000B- By: Lisa L. Guia, that John L. Mohre, II, 2006 Assessed to:
Parcel ID#: 0110 Opening Bid: Deputy Clerk as holder of the follow- W.W. and CLYDE
18-2S-25-272A-0009- $940.92 ing certificate, has filed HARBESON ,
0020 Opening Bid: All of said property be- 03/11/09 said certificate for a Tax Description: ALL W OF
$67,994.61 ing in the County of 03/18/09 Deed to be issued POND CREEK IN NE. 1/4
All of said property be- Okaloosa, State of Flor- 03/25/09 thereon. The certificate OF NE % SEC 11, T4N,
ing in the County of ida. 04/01/09 number and year of is- R22.
Okaloosa, State of Flor- suance, the .name In Parcel ID#:
ida. Unless the certificate is Legal # 100546 which the property is 11-4N-22-0000-0001-
Sredeemed according to egal assessed and the de- 0110 Opening Bid:
Unless the certificate is law, the property de- NOTICE OF APPLICA- scription of the prop- $2724.76
NOTIsmEeOceri cwb ipoh e dL o sT845 ofD #: 2009 TD
redeemed according to scribed in the certifi- TIN FR TA EED rtyis asfollows: TDA Case #: 2009 T
law, the property de- cate will be sold torthe D 2 3 Certificate # 1845 of 000025i C o t
scApribedl 24th, 2009. Regis- insurance, the name certifi-hiest01 bis heidproperty be-
cate wil be sold to the Board Meeting that Merot III, LL, as ANNIE BELL FRANK- ing in the County of
hig hest bidder in the Roomat the Okaloosa holder of the LIN Okaloosa, State of Flor-
FebruBoary, 2009. Meeting Courthouse, certificate # 1870 ofing Description: MORRIS da.
County Courthouse10:00u a.m. on Friay, cc or at. 39&40 a redeemed according to
Crestview, Florida ati ,009.ida April 24, 2009. Regirty de-
0:00 am. on Friday traon egs a thereon. The certificate 21-3N-23-1670-0024 LOTscribed in the certifi-
April 24th, 2009 Regis- am. Gua number and year of is- 0390 Opening Bidcae will be sold to the
on begins atwhiGuia Deputy Clerk ch the property-23-2490-0157- i $2310.19 highest bidder in the
am. erk Dated this 27th day of assessed and the de- 000024 C Room at the Okaloosa











0DA Case # 2009 TD BC Bod MtidaiDeputyClerk
03/18/09 NOTICFebruary, 2009. scription of the prop- All of sid property be- County Courthouse












b03a25009 T.ONiFORfTAXDEED^,t 17,o ing in the County Oftrrestvgew, -Florida1/t
Legal # 100538 Notice I s hereby given ida. ing in the Couty of Cresview, Florida at
February,.2009. Certificate # 1870 of Okaloosa, State of Flor- 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
DON W. HOWARD TIMOTHY S. ARM: ida. April 24, 2009. Regis-
DON W. HOWARD CLthat Neptune 1, LLC, as UnlTRONG Unless the certificate is train begins at 9:30
CLERK OF THE CIR- CUlT COURTShe followinDescription: CREST- redeemed according to am.
TION FOR TAX DEED certificate, has VIEW BLOCK 157 LOT law, the property de-
said certificate for a Tax scribed in the certifi- Dated this 5th day of
yDeed to be issuedParcelD# cate will be.sold to the March, 2009.
ByNotiis h ereby given thereon. The certificat17-N-23-2490-0157- highest bidder in the DON W. HOWARD
Deputhat Realty ouse number andCC Board Meeting CLERK OF THE CR-puty
Commeal Prop Inc suahce00 the name in Roo peningBid: Room am at the Okaloosa CUerk NotiCOURTS
03/04/09Defined Ben Plan, as which the property is Counase 2009 TCoty Courthouse, By:t Merlot III, LLC. Gua,
03/11/09holder of the following assessed000031 C Crestview, Florida at Deputy Clerk






03/1/09certificate, has filed scription of the prop- 10:00 a.m. on Friday 3/8/09 certificate, has filed
03/18/09said certificate for a Tax rNOTICE OF APPLICA-lows Aprl of24, 2009. Regise- 03/25/09 '. said certificate for a Tax
Ded to be issued Certificate # 1667 of tratlon begins sa, Stat 9:30 04/01/09 Flor- Deed to be issued03//09
thereon. The certificate Neptune 1, LLC, as Unless the certificate is 04/01/09
suanNOTICE OF APPLICA- holder of the namefollowing redeemed according to Dated this 5th day of Legal #100551 stance, the name in
hTION FORoertAX is Description: COMficate, has filed lawrch, 2009. which the ropert is0554
sed andheide- COR SEC 10, a T2N, DON W. HOWARD NOTICE OF APPLCA- assessed antherde-
crlptlonof the prop-Deed to be issued cate will be sold to the CIR- TION FOR TAX DEED scription of the prop-
Noticey is follows:hereby given thereon. The certificate hihet bidder in theCuT erty is as follows: TAXDEED
Commertiflcate # 801 of 10-2N-24-0000-0002- By Lisa L. Guiace Notice is hereby given certificate # 2158 of
Defin2001 Assed Ben Plan, as which the0780 Opertyning Bid: Deputy Clerk that Verdot VI, LLC, as 2006 Assessed to:
holder of the folowin assessed and the de- Cresview, Florida at 03/11/09 holder of the following DAWN and LYNDA
certificWHOLESALERS All of said property be- 03/11/09:00 m on Friday, 03/18/09 certificate, has filed HATTAWAY
said certificate for a Tax Nrty is as follows: April 24, 2009. Regis- 03/25/09 said certificate for a Tax Description: BEG NW
DALE NORTH WEST Okaloosa, StCertific ate # 1667 of tratlon begins at 9:30 04/01/09 Deed to bes issuedFT
BLthereon. The certificate 2005 Assessed to: am. thereon. The certificateW108.09
Panoml D#: e ,number and year of isnS23 ea o4Nfi 22
s03-3N22-192B006ance, the name in TAMI Dated this 5th day of Legal# 10055# 100548 suance, the name in arcel ID#:
02which0 Openng Bd $ redeemed according to which the property is 24-3N-22-0000-0001-
99assessed97 law, the property de- NOTICE OF APPLICA- assessed and the de- 0170 Opening Bid:
Allscription of athed prop- R24Wscribed in the certifLERK OF THE Ci- TION FOR TAX DEED scription of the prop- $1,862.13
ringty in thes as follows: Parcel be sold to the R erty is as follows TDA Case #: 2009 TD




ing in1 the County of cafe wIl be, sold to the arty is..as.follows: TDA Case #: 2009 TO


oo St of Flor- nest ier in te Notice is hereby given uerce 0 551 o 000033
ida, BCC Board Meeting that Merlot III, LLC, as 2006 Assessed to: All of said property be-
Room at the Okaloosa holder of the following EMILY JEAN GUYER ing in the County of
Unless the certificate Is County Courthouse, certificate, has filed Description: THE Okaloosa, State of Flor-
redeemed according to Crestvlew, Florida at said certificate for a Tax PINES BLOCK 8 LOTS ida.
law, the property do- 10:00 a.m. on Friday, Deed to be issued 9THRU 12 Unless the certificate is
-scribed In the certilfi April 24, 2009. Regis- thereon. The certificate Parcel ID#: redeemed according to
cate will be sold to the tration begins at 9:30 number and year of is- 24-3N-22-2460-0008, law, the property de-
highest bidder In the am, suance, the name in 0090 Opening Bid: scribed in the certifi-
BCC Board. M..lin,- which the property is $2,794.76 cate will be sold to the
Room at the Oi.,ii.',i Dated this 27th day of assessed and the de- TDA Case #: 2009 TD highest bidder in the
County Courthouse, Fobruary, 2009. scription of the prop- 000028 C BCC Board Meeting
Crestview, Florida at erty is as follows: All of said property be- Room at the Okaloosa
10:00 a.m. on Friday, Certificate # 970 of Ing in the County of County Courthouse,
April 24, 2009. Regise 2006 Assessed to: Okaloosa, State of Flor- Crestview, Florida at
traction begins at 9:30 DON W. HOW I-D STEVEN M. BULLOCK ida. 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
am. CLERK or THF- CIR- ETAL Unless the certificate is April, 2009. Registra-
CUIT COURTS Description: COM SW redeemed according to tion begins at 9:30 am.


Dated this 5th day of
March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-


Legal # 100558
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED


County Courthouse,
Crestview, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on Friday,
April 24, 2009. Regis-
tration begins at 9:30


CUlT COURTS Notice is hereby given am.
By: Usa L. Guia, that Verdot VI, LLC, as
Deputy Clerk holder of the following Dated this 27th day of
certificate, has filed February, 2009.
03/11/09 said certificate for a Tax
03/18/09 Deed to be issued
03/25/09 thereon. The certificate
04/01/09 number and year of is- DON W. HOWARD
suance, the name in CLERK OF THE CIlR-
which the property is CUIT COURTS
Legal # 100555 assessed and the de-
scription of the prop-
NOTICE OF APPLICA- erty is as follows: By:Lisa L.
TION FOR TAX DEED Certificate # 2402 of Guia, Deputy Clerk
2006 Assessed to: _
Notice is hereby given TCA CREDIT, INC
that Verdot VI, LLC, as Description: COM SW Legal#100547
holder of the following COR- OF NW1/4 OF
certificate, has filed SE1/4 OF SEC 28, NOTICE OF APPLICA-
said certificate for a Tax T4N, R23W, ETC TION FOR TAX DEED
Deed to be issued Parcel ID#:
thereon. The certificate 28-4N-23-0000-0016- Notice is hereby given
number and year of is- 005A Opening Bid: that Verdot VI, LLC, as
suance, the name in $2,081.85 holder of the following
which the property is -TDA Case #: 2009 TD certificate, has filed
assessed and the de- 000030 C said certificate for a Tax
scription of the. prop- All of said property be- Deed to be 'issued
arty is as follows: ing in the County of thereon. The certificate
Certificate # 670 of Okaloosa, State of Flor- number and year of is-
2006 Assessed to: R ida. suance, the name in
S R, LLC Unless the certificate is which the property is
Description: LOT 4A, redeemed according to assessed and the de-
COM SW COR OF law, the property de- scription of the prop-
NE1/4 OF SEC 3, T3N, scribed in the certifi- erty is as follows:
R23, ETC cate will be sold to the Certificate # 1462 of
Parcel ID#: highest bidder in the 2006 Assessed to:
03-3N-23-0000-0001- BCC Board Meeting BRIDGET A. BROWN
0130 Opening Bid: Room at the Okaloosa Description: SEA
.$2,857.48 County Courthouse, BREEZE 5TH ADD
TDA Case #: 2009 TD Crestview, Florida at BLOCK C LOT 3
000029 C 10:00 a.m. on Friday, Parcel ID#:
All of said property be- April 24, 2009. Regis- 14-2S-24-221F-OOOC-
ing in the County of ration begins at 9:30 0030 Opening Bid:
Okaloosa, State of Flor- am $27,639.67
ida. TDA Case #: 2009 TD
Unless the certificate is Dated this 5th day of 000027 S
redeemed according to March, 2009. All of said property be-
law, the property de- DON W. HOWARD ing in the County of
scribed in the oertifi- CLERK OF, THE CIR- Okaloosa, State of Flor-
cate will be sold to the CUIT COURTS ida.
highest bidder in the By: Lisa L. Guia,Deputy Unless the certificate is
BCC Board Meetingv Clerk redeemed according to
Room at'the Okaloosa law, the property de-
County Courthouse, 03/11/09 scribed in the certifi-
Crestview, Florida at 03/18/09 cate will be sold to the
10:00 a.m. on Friday, 03/25/09 highest bidder in the
April 24, 2009. Regis- 04/01/09 BCC Board Meeting
tration begins at 9:30 Room at the Okaloosa
am. County Courthouse,
LEGAL # 100559 Crestview, Florida at
Dated this 5th day of 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
March,2009WARD NOTICE OF SALE April 24, 2009. Regis-
DON W. HOWARD ration begins at 9:30
CLERK OF THE CIR- in accordance with am..
CUIT COURTS Florida Statutes,
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Dansher Mini Ware- Dated this 5th day of
uty Clerk houses, located at March, 2009.
1110 N. Ferdon Blvd.,
03/11/08 in Crestview, Florida DON W. HOWARD'
03/18/09 will offer for sale to the CLERK OF THE CIR-
03/25/09 highest bidder the CUIT COURTS
04/01/09 household and other By: Lisa L. Guia,
goods stored in the be- Deputy Clerk
Legal # 100556 low listed units of
Dansher Mini Ware- 03/11/09
NOTICE OF APPLICA- houses. Said goods 03/18/09
TION FOR TAX DEED are to be sold to re- 03/25/09
cover the rents not paid 04/01/09
Notice is hereby given by the tenant.
that Debra A. Simonds,
as holder of the follow- Unit # A 39 LEGAL#120179
ing certificate, has filed Sheila Bembow
said certificate for a Tax 2492 Lakeview Dr. IN THE CIRCUIT
Deed to be issued Crestview Fl 32536 COURT IN THE FIRST
thereon. The certificate JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
number and year of is- Unit # C 43 AND FOR OKALOOSA
stance, the name in Jason Carter COUNTY, FLORIDA
which the property is 109 South Hawthorne CASE
assessed and the de-, St.. NO.:07-CA-5359-C DI-
scription of the prop- Crestview 132539 VISION:
erty is as follows:.
Certificate #3486 of Unit # E 03 VANDERBILT MORT-
2002 Assessed to: Lisinda Dees & John GAGE AND FINANCE,
GLORIA ANN SPEARS Smith INC.,
Description: BEG INT 5744 Ryan Road Plaintiff,
OF E LINE OF NE1/4 Crestview, Fl 32539
OF NE1/4 & N R/W vs. #
S35, T3N, R25 Unit # A 7 -ON
Parcel ID#: Mark Dunafan DONA BASS,
35-3N-25-0000-0004- 212 Second Avenue UNITED STATES OF
0000 Opening Bid: Crestview, Fl. 32536 AMERICA; ACCRED-
$1,593.34 ITED SURETY AND
TDA Case #: 2009 TD Unit C21 CASUALTY COM-
000038 C Angelia Bess PANY, INC.; CITIFINA-
All of said property be- 3120 Helens Farm Rd. N C I A CL
ing in the County of Laurel Hill Fl. 32567 SERVICES,INC,; AND
Okaloosa, State of Flor- NORTH OKALOOSA
ida. The sale shall- take MEDICAL CENTER,
Unless the certificate is place March 30, 2009, Defendants.
redeemed according to at 9:00 A.M., at the
law, the property de- Dansher Mini Ware- NOTICE OF SALE
scribed in the certifi- house.
cate will be sold to the NOTICE is hereby
highest bidder in the 03/11/2009 given that, pursuant to
BCC Board Meeting 03/18/2009 the Order of Summary
Room atthe'Okaloosa______ Judgment of Foredlo-
County Courthouse, sure in this cause, in
Crestview, Florida at Legal # 100562 the Circuit Court of
10:00 a.m. on Friday, Okaloosa County, Flor-
April 24, 2009. Regis- ADVERTISEMENT OF ida, 'I will sell the prop-
tration begins at 9:30 COMPLETION erty situated in
am. Okaloosa County, Fior-
Hayes Construction, ida described as:
Dated this 5th day of Inc.(Contractor) COMMENCING AT
March, 2009. THE S.W. CORNER OF
DON W. HOWARD 3950 Oakleigh Drive, THE SE 1/4 OF THE
CLERK OF THE CIR- Jay, FL, NE 1/4 OF SECTION
CUIT COURTS- 10 TOWNSHIP 2
By: ULisa L Guia, gives notice of comple- NORTH, RANGE 25
Deputy Clerk tion of County Road WEST, OKALOOSA
4A Red Branch Wash COUNTY, FLORIDA,
03/11/09 R e p a i r s RUN S 89 DEGREES
03/18 /09 #OK-Oct07Storm-CR4A- 24'36" E (reference
03/25/09 01 (Project). hearing) ALONG
04/01/09 SOUTH BOUNDARY
04/01/09 _and sets February 26 THEREOF 161.66 FEET
,2009 as the date of fi- TO ITS INTERSECTION
Legal # 100557 nal settlement. WITH THE CENTER
LINE OF HOLT LANE
NOTICE OF APPLICA- Yellow River Soi & (A COUNTY MAIN-
TION FOR TAX DEED Conservation District TAINED CLAY ROAD)
938 North Ferdon AND THE POINT OF
Notice is hereby given Boulevard BEGINNING; THENCE
that Merlot III, LLC, as Crestview, Florida ALONG SAID CENTER
holder of the following 32536 LINE THE FOLLOWING
certificate, has filed COURSES: N 38 DE-
said certificate for a Tax By: Jane Hayes GREES 23'31" E-236.58
Deed to be issued Secretary FEET; N 33 DEGREES
thereon. The certificate 58'35" E 72.67 FEET
number and year of is- 03/11/09 TO ITS INTERSECTION
suance, the name in 03/18/09 WITH THE CENTER
which the property is 03/25/09 LINE OF BROXSON
assessed and the de- 04/01/09 ROAD (A COUNTY
scription of the prop- MAINTAINED CLAY
erty is as follows: ROAD); THENCE S 33
Certificate # 671 of Legal #100539 DEGREES 51'42" E
2006 Assessed to: T ALONG SAID CENTER
& B Properties, LLC NOTICE OF APPLICA- LINE 320.67 FEET TO
Description: LOT 3B: TION FOR TAX DEED ITS INTERSECTION


UUCOM SW COUUR NIE1/4
OF S3, T3N, R23W
ETC
Parcel ID#:
03-3N-23-0000-0001 -
0140 Opening Bid:
$4,816.10
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000034 C
All of said property be-
ing in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certifi-
cate will be sold to the
highest bidder in the
BCC Board Meeting
Room at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
Crestview, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on Friday,
April 24, 2009. Regis-
tration begins at 9:30
am.
Dated this 5th day of
March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep-
uty Clerk.
03/11/09
03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09


Notice is hereby given
that Realty House
Commercial Prop Inc
Def Ben Plan, as holder
of the following certifi-
cate, has filed said cer-
tificate 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 fol-
lows:
Certificate # 927 of
2001 Assessed to:
DEWEY E. HODGES
Description: MAGNO-
LIA BLOSSOM BLOCK
5 LOTS 1 & 2
Parcel ID#:
24-3N-22-1540-0005-
0010 Opening Bid:
$1,010.19
All of said property be-
ing in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
law, the property de-
scribed in the certifi-
cate will be sold to the
highest bidder in the
BCC Board Meeting
Room at the Okaloosa


WITH THE SOUTH
BOUNDARY OF THE
SE 1/4 PF THE NE 1/4
OF THE AFOREMEN-
TIONED SECTION 10;
THENCE N 89 DE-
GREES 24'36" W
388.75 FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINN-
ING.
And including the Mo-
bile Home described
as follows:
A 1999 General, Model
#14376, Mobile Home,
which is 80 feet long
and 16 feet wide and
possesses Serial No.
GMHGA2059922880
at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, for
cash, at the front south
door, Okaloosa County
Courthouse, 101
James Lee Blvd. East,
Grestview, Okaloosa
County, Florida, at
11:00a.m. (Central
Time) on the 27 day of
March, 2008.
ANY PERSON CLAIM-
ING 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 AF-


TER THE SALE.
WITNESS my hand and
the Seal of this Court
this 25 day of Feb.,
2008.
Clerk of the Circuit
Court
By: Vicki Jackson
Deputy Clerk
Rolfe & Lobello, P.A.
P.O. Box 40546 Jack-
sonville, FL 32203
03/04/2009
03/11/2009

LEGAL#120180
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA
COUNTY,FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO.:46-2008-CA-0067
1 DIVISION: FILE
NO:F08104958
FINANCIAL FREE-
DOM SFC,
Plaintiff,
vs.
TRACY 0. STROM,
ESQ., AS GUARDIAN
OF ERIC JUSTIN -LEE
ARNETTE, A MINOR, et
al,
Defenddnt(s).
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO: TRACY 0.
STROM, ESQ., AS
GUARDIAN OF ERIC
JUSTIN LEE
ARNETTE, A MINOR
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: 4 CAMBRIDGE
AVENUE NORTHEAST
FORT WALTON
BEACH, FL 32574
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 UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
MAY CLAIM AN IN-
TEREST AS SPOUSE,
HEIRS, DEVISEES,
GRANTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS
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:
LOT 25, BLOCK D,
KENWOOD SECOND
ADDITION, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF AS RE-
CORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 4, AT PAGE 58,
OF THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS 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 be-
fore 4-13-2009, on Flor-
ida Default Law Group,
R L., Plaintiff attorney,
whose address is 9119
Corporate Lake Drive,
Suite 300, Tampa, Flor-
ida 33634, and file the
original with this Court
either before service on
Plaintiff's attorney or
immediately thereafter;
otherwise a default will
be entered against you
for the relief demanded
in the Complaint or pe-
tition.
This notice shall be
published once each
week for two consecu-
tive weeks in the Crest-
view News Bulletin.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of this Court
on this 25 day of Feb.,
2009.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
By: Beth McDonald
As Deputy Clerk
Florida Default. Law
Group, RL.
PO. Box 25018
Tampa, Florida
33622-5018 '
IMPORTANT
In accordance with the
Americans with Disabil-
ities Act, persons with
disabilities needing
special accommoda-
tion 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 Disabil-
ities Act, persons with
disabilities needing
special accommoda-
tion 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#120182
NOTICE OF SALE
In accordance with
Florida Statues. Oak-
dale Storage, located
at 285 East Oakdale
Ave. Crestview, Florida
will offer for sale to the
highest bidder the
household and other


goods stored in the be-
low listed units. Said
goods are to be sold to
recover the rents not
paid by the tenants.
Unit 08 Summer
Suggs
The sale shall take
place on March 24,
2009 at 10:00 a.m. at
Oakdale Storage.
3/11/2009
3/18/2009


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2120 Pet Supplies
2130 Farm Animals/
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3100 Antiques-
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3120 -Arts & Crafts
3130 Auctions
3140.- Baby Items
3150 Building Supplies
3160 Business
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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/
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3290.- Medical Equipment
3300 Miscellaneous
3310 Musical Instruments
3320 Plants & Shrubs/
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3330 Restaurant/Hotel
3340 Sporting Goods
3350 Tickets (Buy & Sell)




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Brand name Pillowtop
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$209. 850 471-0330.




Baker
ESTATE SALE
1325 Leigh Ave, off 90
West, right- on State
Route 4, across from
Sost office. Sat & Sun,
arch 7 & 8, 9am-5pm.
Inside Rain or Shine!!
Everything
Goes!
Crestview
HUGE YARD
SALE
Sat. March 14th,
9am-5pim, Clayton
Homes Hwy 85 S. Fur-
niture decor & more.


3230
Crestview
MOVING SALE
Sat. March 14, 7am -
till, 610 Adams Drive (
Behind Our Lady of
Victory Church)
Crestview
Yard Sale
Mach 14, 7am-? 698
Long Dr. Apt. A.
Crqstview
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Sat. March 14th,
8am-2pm, 596 Brock
Av. (off N 85) NO
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Fri & Sat March 13 &
14, 8am 2pm, 176 W.
First Ave. Rain or
Shine.
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Sat. March 14, 7am -
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Fri. & Sat. 7am-?, 298
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4120 Sales
4130 Employment
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6120 Beach Rentals restvew r,
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6150 Roommate Wanted $775 mo. Pet neg.
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6190 Timeshare Rentals
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$11,0001 Only $199/
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$259/Mo! for listings
(800)366-9783 Ext 5798




NEW TiKAV

Crestview 205 AZA
PL. 3BR/2BA CH&A
fened in yard. $695. mo
+ DD. Call 682-9333 or
682-8665


Crestview 2BR/1BA
777 Texas Pkwy. $500.
mo + $300. dd. Call
689-4442 or 240-0474


Crestview 3BR/2BA
107 Windsor Place (off
Auburn Rd). $700. mo
+ $500. dd. Ava. April
1st Call 689-4442 or
240-0474


Crestview
Highly
SDesireable
Grandview
Heights
3br 2ba fenced yard,,
most apple, hardwood
floors, new carpet, beau-
tiful landscaping & utility
shed. Pets OK w/appr.
$850/mo + $850 DD.
301-659-7777.


Crestview 3bd 2ba.
Pets ok $985 mo.+dd
call 758-5365


Roommate to share
n F AV 3br, 2ba, brick house
NMFW l $450/mo includes all
utils & cable. Call
689-8978
Janet Johnson


Realty, Inc.
Equal Housing
Opportunity
682-1800

Baker
* 5804 Buck Ward Rd -


3 br,


2 ba; $795

Crestview


* 228 Runnymede
2 br, 1.5 ba, $595
* 230 Runnymede
2.br, 1.5 ba, $595
* 236 Runnymede
2 br, 1.5 ba, $595
* 1413 S. Pearl St
4 br, 1 ba, $600
* 218 Virginia St
2 br, 1.5 ba, $650
* 4644 Bobolink Way
2 br, 2 ba, $625
* 381 Crooked Pine Trl
3 br, 2.5 ba, $750
* 6119 Sonny Lane
3 br, 1.5 ba, $775
* 104 Corwin St
2 br, 2.5-ba, $795
* 133 Swaying Pine Ct.
3 br, 2.5 ba, $795
* 5292 Opportunity Dr
3 br, 2 ba;$795
* 5255 Sue Cir
3 br, 2 ba, $850
* 651 Panama Dr
4 br, 2 ba, $895
* 4124 Big Buck Trail
3 br, 2 ba, $1050
* 332 Peggy Dr
4 br, 2 ba, $1200
* 6042 Sand Hill Rd
4 br, 2.5 ba, $1250

Commercial
* 593 James Lee Blvd,
1600sf, $1200
LAUREL HILL
Walk to school & work
at home office. 2660 SF
on 1 acre. Updated
4BR, 2.5BA or 3BR
plus Office, with sepa-
rate entry. $895/mo.
Refs required.
404.388.6862
craig l ist of g
#1052263426
Milligan 2br, 2ba,
2000sf, $900/mo +
$925 dep. no smoke/
pets. Approx. 1 mi.
North of Caution Light
on Hwy 4. 240-0890

Short Sale Baker
Horse Farm to be
Sold to the Highest
Bidder,Sun. Mar 15th
2-4pm 850-826-1662


Crestview- 4 br, 2 ba TeW & jatr
home. ONLY $850 mo! Teel & Waters
Call Jenny at Pelican Real Estate
Real Estate 315-0972 RENTALS "
682-6156


Crestview- 4 br, 2 ba,
2 cg, FPR 1635sf. 3 yrs
old. $995 mo+dd.pet
ok 850-865-2823 "


Crestview 4 BR, 2 BA,
2200sf Lee Farm S/D
Very nicel Avail. April 1
$1250. 850-698-5044



Crestview Spacious
4br, 2ba Home
Behind Hospital Pets
ok. $1000.mo David
850-826-1662



For Lease or Sale
3br, 2ba 2 story house
w/pool on 1 acre lot in
Holt area. references
(850)537-8528 or
850-499-7412


* 3819 Golden Acres,
$750, 3 br, 2 ba, 1 acre
* 332 Adams Drive
$1175, 3 br, 2 be, 2cg,
No pets.
* 715 Majestic Prince,
$1200, 3 br, 2 ba, appis
* 428 Riverchase,
$1300, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 cg,
No pets.
* 290 Main Street
$1500 Commercial
All Properties require a
credit check, 1 yr
lease, no inside smok-
ing. Pet fees are non-
refundable.
Call Debra
Frost 682-6156


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NEWi roiAy

16x80 M.H. 3br, 2ba,
W/D hook ups, CH&A,
$695 /mo., $500 dep.
682-1266 or 978-3196



NEW rDOAV

Crestview Nice
2BR/2BA no pets
$495. mo. + $400.'
dd Call 362-9845

Crestview- 2 br MH
$500/mo +$500 dep.
No pets. 682-8867 or
682-6514 leave msg.

Crestview- 3 bed / 2 bath.
Mobile Home. $550 a
month. Large lot. Tom
Fuqua Realty 585-5656
Holt 3db 2ba 1 acre
private lot, ref. & dep.
499-7412 or 537-8528


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7120- Commercial
7130 Condo/Townhouse
7140 Farms & Ranches
7150 Lots and Acreage
7160 Mobile Homes
7170 Waterfront
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6Br 5Ba Foreclosure!
$29,900! Only $238/
Mo! 5% down 20 years
@ 8% apr. Buy, 4 Br
$326/Mo! for listings
(800)366-9783 ext 5760

Crestview 3/2, several
plans, new, $99,900 to
$119,900. Bonnie in
Destin 850-685-1699







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


NEIW OU,,V LOOK
Individual wants to
Why Rerit? You can buy house for
buy $3750 down. See investment. Call
ad in homes for sale. 651-0987


Virginia Mtn Cabin,
Ready to move in!
Great views! Near large
stocked trout strm, pri-
vate, 2 acres, only
$159,500 owner.
(866)275-0442


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7100
LAUREL HILL
Walk to school & work
at home office. 2660 SF
on 1 acre. Updated kit, u .
bpths & more. 4BR, AUTOMOTIVE, MARINE
2.5BA or 3BR plus Of- RECREATIONAL
fice w/ep entry. 8100 Antique & Collectibles
$160K 404.388.6862 8110s Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
13 8 -0 -Trucks
8140 vans
8150 Commercial
8160 Motorcycles
Navarre 8170 Auto Parts -
& Accessories
Waterfront 8210- Boats
2 story, 4 br, 21/2 ba, 8220 Personal Watercraft
2150sf home on large 8230 Sailboats
natural lot. 9' ceilings, 8240 Boat & Marine
separate living & dining Supplies
rooms, eat-in kitchen. 8245 Boat slips & Docks
Lg. whirlpool tub and 8310- Aircraft/Aviation
Lg.. w hir u an 8320 ATV/Off Road Vehicles
separate shower in 8330 Campers & Trailers
master bath. Beautiful, 8340 Motorhomes
quiet waterfront neigh-
borhood. Priced to sell
at the reduced price of
$246,350. Call 850 8110i
685-8048 leave msg.
$2500 Below
NADA & Ext
NWEW ODAYV Warranty

No Formal
Qualifying
Crestview
4br, 3ba PONTIAC G6
Only $3750 down. $994 2006
mo pi +. tax/ins. Up-
graded Kitchen. If Stylish & Sporty
workers present, take a 45K miles, 4dr, V6,
look inside! 4269 Anti- AT, loaded, white/
och. Well of 1-10. black, 28 MPG,
677-3664, in Niceville. moon- roof, remote
start, extended war-
ranty, exc cond.
NADA $12,950, ask-
ing $10,500. Call eve-
| 7150 I nings after 5pm
Florida Land- Invest- 614-633-7822
ment Opportunity! 2 '
acre waterfront home- Honda Accord 95
site only $89,900 (was $500! Acura Integra 94
169,900). Private, $750! Nissan Altima 97
gated community with $800! Police Impounds
2 recreational lakes, for Sale! hondas
Municipal water & chevys jeeps! for list-
sewer. Low taxes. Just ings (800)366-9813 ext
90 minutes south of Or- 9499
lando! Excellent financ- Police Impounds! 97
ing. Call now Honda Civic $500! 97
(866)352-2249 Honda Accord $700!
FLIandbargains.com 97 Toyota Camry $700!
For Sale or Tradefor listings call
Chattanooga Moun- (800)366-9813 Ext 9275
tains 4500 acres in
5-800 acre tracts.
$3000/acre.
Owner Financing. 8120
Higgenbotham
Auctioneers.
FL Lic.#AU305AB1'58 .i
(800)257-4161

S Jeep Grand
Cherokee
Limited 4x4
New Govern- 2001.
ment Financing 89K miles, leather, CD
Program! changer, moonroof.
On all 3 -or. 4 Bed- Loaded! 573-310-3382
rooms! Rates as low as Jeep Rubicon
4.75%. No Credit or 2006
Bad Credit OK! Call
Clayton Homes: 6 speed manual, 29K
850-682-3344 mi, ext war, CD
changer, satellite radio,
Owner Finance white w/ blk soft top
3Br, 2Ba, finished (619) 204-1406
drywall, -built on
porches. Loaded for
only $600mo. Call
683-0856 for details. 8210

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Foreclosures
Properties in Distress ing motor, stick
Properties in Distress stearing,w/ trailer $975.
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