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When heavy rains threatened to wash out a culvert on,
Highway 4A in Baker, they brought more than rushing
floodwaters to the site. ,.
They also brought $26;842.25 in federal money to cor-
rect the drainage problem, providing work for a local con-
tractor and more than a dozen members of his construc-
tion crew.
Since 1990, the United States Department of Agri-
culture's Natural Resources Conservation Service has
brought more than $20 million in tax dollars back to the
county, according to Okaloosa District Conservationist
Darryl Williams.
"In a way it's a stimulus rebate," Williams said. "We
like to know that some of that money is coming back from
the federal (government) to the community."
Since the local NRCS office opened in 1990, it has over-
seen work on more than 100 Emergency Watershed Pro-
tection projects in Okaloosa County, most of them in the
northern part. Generally the projects have been for ero-
sion control.
The Crestview office. currently has five local EWP
, projects worth a total of $515,690.33 working concurrently.
Four of them, including the culvert construction in High-
way 4A, are in the northern part of the county.
Williams said EWP funds ard requested by local or
county governments to address erosion and flooding prob-
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EWP PROJECTS
Four Emergency
Watershed Protection
projects are underway
in north Okaloosa
County
A $26,842.25
project to correct a
drainage problem on
Highway 4A in Baker.
A $60,665.10 job
on County Road 2 near.
Laurel Hill.
A $103,727.03
project on New
Ebenezer Road in Laurel
Hill
*A $231,377.55
project on Bone Creek
Road.

"In a wayi
it's a stimulus
rebate."
Darryl Williams
Okalooso District
Conservationist.


YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK: Workers from Hayes .Construction pour cement at
a USDA project on Highway 4A north of Baker as owner Ralph Hayes II, left,
and Okaloosa District Conservationist Darryl. Williams look on. At top, Hayes
Construction workers form cement at a USDA drain project north of Baker.


Local


elections in


the books

Wells, Grandberry
and Baugh triumph
in Crestview
council contests
Crestview News Bulletin
Chip Wells, Tim Grandberry,
Charles Baugh and Ferrin Campbell
were the big win-
SLE CT ION ners in Tuesday's
-( local elections. ,
STThe North
S' Okaloosa Fire
SDistrict's hope
for increased
funding was the biggest loser.
Alook back at Tuesday's results:


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Tuesday's winners


CHIP TIM
WELLS GRANDBERRY
Crestview city Crestview city
council. council
Precinct 1 Predinct 2


CHARLES
BAUGH
Crestview city.
council
Precinct 3


FERRIN
CAMPBELL
Laurel Hill
mayor


Factbook
Wells received 835 votes (64.7
percent) to 456 for Benjamin lannucci
III.
GrAndberry received 782 votes
(60.7 percent) to 507 for Lillie Cony-
ers.
Baugh received 879 votes (67.4
percent) to 426 for Kathleen Bow-
man.
Campbell received 59 votes (37.6
percent) to 56 for Larry Hendren (35.7
percent) and 42 for Vizell Robbins.
In the North Okaloosa Fire Dis-
trict referendum, 2,251 people voted
"no" (88.9 percent) and 280 people
voted "yes." The referendum, if ap-
proved, would have increased the
household fire assessment from about
$90 a year to about $220 a year. The
NOFD said the increase was needed
so the department could maintain its
current level of service.
Turnout in the Crestview city
council election was 10.7 percent
(1,331 of 12,410 registered voters).
Turnout in the Laurel Hill mayoral
election was 41.8 percent (157 of 376
registered voters). Turnout in the
North Okaloosa Fire District referen-
dum was 18.7 percent (2,531 of 13,564
registered voters).
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Saturday, March 14, 2009


News BRIEFS


Teen in critical condition
after motorcycle accident
Crestview teen Jaylee Turn-
paugh, 17, who was injured in a
motorcycle accident on Airport
Road March 6, remains in critical
condition at Sacred Heart Hospital
in Pensacola.
Joshua Carnley, 17, also of
Crestview, who was also injured in
the accident, is in good condition, a
hospital spokesperson said Thurs-
day morning.
FHP troopers said the teens
were westbound on Airport at a
high rate of speed when eastbound
79-year-old Geraldine Six slowed
to make a left turn, into a private
driveway near Fairchild Road.
She didn't see the Kawasaki
motorcycle and' turned across its
path, according to a crash report.
Carnley and Turnpaugh landed
about 360 feet from the point of im-
pact. They were both wearing hel-
mets. Charges in the crash were
listed as pending.
Florida Freedom Newspa-
pers

CPD raids 'one of the
biggest' meth labs
When Zoe L. Watson and her
boyfriend were arrested on charg-
es of operating a meth lab out of
her Crestview home, police didn't
have far to transport them.
The house is across the street


from the county jail.
The raid by the Crest-
view Police Department
Street Crimes Unit on
March 5 at 155 Brackldn St..
netted a supply of metham-
phetamine, cocaine, crack
cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy
andvarious.other narcotics,
including hydrocodone.
Watson, 36, a British su
in the United States on an
unspecified visa, faces 10
felony charges and two mis-
demeanors. In addition to
felonies including posses-
sion, distribution and man-
ufacture of drugs, Watson
faces child abuse charges
because her 10-year-old son
lived in the home.


Watson's boyfriend, Grady Lee
Daugherty, 31,' of Crestview, was
arrested on charges of cocaine
possession. His 2007 Chevrolet
pick-up truck'was seized when co-
caine was discovered in its cab.
Watson disavowed any knowl-
edge of drug activity.in the house,,
:according to her arrest report.
Suspects stopped shortly after
leaving the residence, as well as
visitors still at the home, told police
they regularly purchased drugs
from Watson at the residence.
, "Summit Environmental said
it was one of the biggest meth labs
they had ever seen," Crestview Po-
lice Department Lt. Joseph Floyd
said. "They had already taken


ZOE L.
WATSON


GRADY LEE
DAUGHERTY


leased
later.


down two meth labs prior
to that evening, and those
two meth labs in Walton
County and Bay County
together weren't as big as
the one we closed down."
The lab's location also
surprised law officers.
"You have to be pretty
brazen to set up a meth
lab of .that magnitude
right across the street
from the sheriff's office,"
Floyd ob-
served.
Wat- "Su
son's' bail Su
was set at Envirom
$41,000, said it
and .' she said'it
was re- ofthe
two days
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Daugherty's bail
was set at $25,000.
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/ Crestview News
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Two CPD JUoepi
officers arrested
at The Swamp
OKALOOSA ISLAND Two Crest-
view Police officers were arrest-
ed after an altercation with secu-
rity and deputies at The Swamp
nightclub early Thursday morn-
ing following a Ying Yang Twins


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concert.
Bryan Crawford was
arrested for felony bat-
tery on a law enforcement
officer and disorderly in-
toxication. His brother,
Danny.Crawford, was ar-
rested for resisting an of-
ficer without violence and DA
disorderly intoxication. CRAW
Both were suspended
without pay by the Crest-
view Police Department.
Just be-
fore 1 a.m.,
mmit Okaloosa .
County
mental Sheriff's
deputies BRI
vas one were called CRAW
biggestt to the rear
deck area of the
bs they Boardwalk where
S ", they found Bryan.
r seen. Crawford pacing
and talking about
W Police defending "some
lent Lt. girl," the 'report
said.
Floyd Security at The
Swamp told depu-
ties they had escorted Bryan and
Danny Crawford to the deck and
asked them to leave after they
caused- a disturbance. The re-
port said club securitytold depu-
ties Bryan Crawford fought with
the doorman as they attempted
to remove him from the club.
A deputy took off Bryan's club


wristband and told him
he needed to leave, but
Bryan refused to follow
instructions. Another
man said he'd take care
of Bryan, but Bryan be-
gan speaking loudly and
turned back towards
ONY the deputy and security
WFORD staff.
Nightclub security
told deputies the in-
cident began when a
female at The Swamp
identified Bryan Craw-
ford as the man who had
been grabbing her in the
crotch area, the report
YAN said. Swamp security
IFORD witnessed Bryan grab
the woman in her crotch
area four times. The report said
Bryan Crawford was asked to
stop and shoved the head of se-
curity backwards.
The Sheriff's Office contacted
Sthe Crestview Police Department
to tell them what had-happened
and that two employees were de-
tained. The report said Sgt. Matt
Purvines told the Sheriff's Office
the Crestview Police Depart-
ment would support whatever
action deputies needed to take.
Deputies also noted in the of-
fense report that both Crawfords
had'a strong odor of an alcoholic
beverage on their breath.
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From the PULPIT

Find contentment

in the Bible


Eugene Strickland
Okaloosa Baptist Association
Many secrets are not
gossip, but some are.
We have all had some-
one whisper, "Nobody else
knows this,, but did you
know that...?" And, there is
something in us that likes
that kind of "news"!
Secrets get our atten-
tion. Amazon.com lists
37,190 book titles with the
title "Secrets of (fill in the
bank)." These books proba-
bly sell because we all want
to learn what works in our
peculiar situations in life..
In Philippians 4:10-23,
the Apostle Paul shares,
out of his relationship with
Jesus' Christ, this secret
of contentment: "I have
learned to be content, what-
ever the situation...I. know
what it is to be in need and
I know what it is to have
plenty ... whether well-fed
or hungry."
And then he adds, "I can
do all of this through Christ
and gives me strength."
There is the secret! Not,
"I will escape everything
bad." That is "prosperity.


theology." Every one of us
will hurt, grieve, be upset,
struggle, be afraid. That is
because we are finite, lim-
ited humans. Paul's secret
is a relationship, a person.
It is a relationship with Him
who created us in His image
who came into our world,
and who paid the ultimate
sacrifice for our deliberate
separation from. Him. He
never promised to deliver
us from all the tough issues
of life. He did promise to
sustain us "through the val-
ley of the shadow of death."
And it happens when we
choose to allow Him to be
our Savior and Lord.
When you and I learn
this secret of this kind of
contentment we will make
tremendous progress in
dealing with our own per-
sonal lives, our' neighbor-
hoods, our communities,
our cities, our counties,'our
nation and ultimately our
world.
And, we will see dramat-
ic changes, spiritually, polit-
ically, economically, socially,
ethically and in a myriad of
other conditions. May God
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Crestview News Bulletin I 3


On a mission: Local pastor heading to Belize to start ministry


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin
Heath Burchett likes
his Crestview ministry
and all his local friends,
but when the Big Boss
calls, you know you gotta
answer.
The First United Meth-
odist Church of Crest-
view's popular associate
and youth pastor heard
the call load and clear.
Come June, he and his
wife Amanda will move
. to Belize to start the new
Belize Ha-Bit Missions
Ministry.
"We are all called to be
witnesses for Jesus Christ
and to make disciples,
wherever God has placed
us or leads us," said Bur-
chett in a farewell letter
to members of the FUMC
congregation.
Pastor Burchett is the
first to acknowledge the
often-touchy 'subject of
tackling the challenges
of a foreign mission when
there are local needs to
be met.
"I have felt the same
way, but God has changed
that," Burchett said, cit-
ing his earlier ministry to
street kids in North Caro-
lina. "I never could quite
understand one going far
away to minister when we
had a huge need locally.


"The reason I felt that
way and was so passion-
ate about the streets of
Winston-Salem at that
time was because that
was where God was call-
ing us to minister," Bur-
chett wrote.
He reminded his con-
gregants that the apostle
Paul was frequently called
on missionary journeys.
"God makes us more
passionate about a certain
area or.people because he
wants us to do a specific
thing or disciple a certain
group," Burchett wrote.
During previous mis-
sionary work in Central
and South America, the
Burchetts spent time in
Peru and Belize. In the
latter, nation, the former
British Honduras, they
were especially touched
by the people and real-
ized their plight often,
falls through the cracks
because of the country's
small population (fewer
than 300,000 souls in all).
"'Belize 'is just not in
the. scope of a lot of orga-
nizations that have mis-
sionaries, and that led us
to look into starting our
own," Burchett said.
The Burchetts' mis-.
sion will be independent
of the FUMC.
"We're not going
through the local church


SPECIAL TO THE CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN
ON A MISSION:Amanda and Heath Burchett have
founded the Ha-Bit Missions Ministry and soon will


leave Crestview for Belize.
and putting the burden on
them," Burchett said.
It wasn't just the per-
vasiveness of the Ameri-
can media and products
that has, created prob-
lems in Belize. Some of
our bad habits also have
an impact on the more
vulnerable.
"Did you know that
a third of the cocaine
brought into the U.S. is
transported from Colum-
bia through Belize?" Pas-
tor Heath asked.
"There are 23 differ-
ent gangs in Belize," he
continued. "It's starting
to become a dangerous
place because of drugs
and gangs and lack of wel-
fare and jobs."


Problems ranging
from budgetary restric-
tions that preclude ad-
equate border .patrols
to low wages that make
narcotics 'trafficking at-
tractive, make the small
nation, tucked between
Mexico, Guatemala and
Honduras, a target for
drug smuggling.
"This makes drugs a
huge problem in Belize as
well," Burchett said. "As
youth workers, Amanda
and I have a heart to min-.
ister to struggling teens',
in Belize who are on the
streets, don't have a rela-
tionship with Christ, are
on drugs and in gangs.
"Our heart really
breaks for the teenagers


in Belize," he continued.
"That is one of the rea-
sons we were led there.
Over 50 percent of the
population is under 18."
When Pastor Heath
and Amanda were doing
"missionary work in Belize
last year, "The. one thing
that really stuck out for'
me was the church was
full on Sunday and our
children's Bible school
was full," he said.
"Then something hap-
pens when they get to be
teenagers. Teenagers in
the church were virtually
(nonexistent)," Burchett
observed. "We have a
heart to take the church
outside of the walls."
The Burchetts' work
will include street minis-
try, sports ministry, evan-
gelism services, providing
food, developing relation-
ships, discipleship and
community involvement.
They will also assist lo-
cal pastors, as many are
only part-time preach-
ers who hold other jobs
to make ends meet. The
Burchetts' ministry, will
offer their, evangelism
services around coun-
try outside of Belize City,
where they will be head-.
quartered, and partner
with local churches.
"That will be. a great
way to be involved with


local churches," Pastor
Heath said. "It will be a
great way to minister to
the unchurched and to
incorporate them into the
church."
Next month Amanda
and Heath celebrate their
10-year wedding anniver-
sary. They will spend part
of it in Belize to set up
preliminary. services for
. their ministry, including a
place to live.
"We can't get down
there soon enough," he
said enthusiastically.
"Our. friends are excited
about us coming down
there. Belizians are a very
friendly people."

HOW YOU CAN HELP
Heath and Amanda
Burchett's Ha-Bit Mis-
sions Ministry is a non-
profit 501(c)3 organiza-
tion. Your gifts are tax-de-
ductible.
You can also support
the Burchetts' ministry
through prayer and by be-
coming a 'partner. For in-
formation, visit www.habit-
missions.com, call (336)
766-0385, or\ e-mail heath-
andamanda(a)juno.com.
"Afriend who has a min-
istry said you have to not
be afraid to ask what you
need for support," Heath
said. "We're asking."


Rollin' for Christ announces two events


SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN
OUTREACH: Minister John Bass and his wife, Evangelist Cynthia
Bass, are hosting ,two events in Crestview. .


Evangelists Cynthia and John Bass of Rol-
lin' for Christ are hosting two outreaches in the
Crestview area.
Cynthia will be leading a women's confer-
ence with the theme "Mirror Image" through
her women's ministry, Igniting Lives Ministry,
Inc. The conference takes place March .21-and
22 in the Country Inn and Suites on Rasberry.
Road in Crestview. Hours are 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
on Saturday, and 10 a.m. on Sunday. For more
information on the conference, contact Cynthia
at 682-9176.
The "Mirror Image" event will be followed
up with the-Up Rooting Strongholds Crusade in


Crestview, based on II Corinthians 10, verses 4
and 5.
The crusade kicks off April 6. at the Ed Hill
Manor Apartments ball park on Bay Street. The
crusade will continue at 6 p.m. each evening
through April 10.
Services continue April 11 with a noon lun-
cheon. On April 12, a 6 a.m. sunrise service (with
breakfast) will be held.
For details on these events, contact John
and Cynthia at 682-9176, 850-543-1943, or rollin-
forchrist@cox.net. To learn more about Rollin'
for Christ, visit the Web site at www.myspace.
com/rollingfoichrist.


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FASHION SHOW
S The GFWC Women's Club annual Fashion
Show is March 28 at 1 1 a.m. at First United
- Methodist Church at 599 8th Ave. in Crestview.
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Local woman with modeling experience says you

can find all you need in north county


Kyle Wright
Crestiew News Bulletin

Wondering how you can keep pace with the latest fashions in
today's tight economy?
Esin Gershaw suggests taking a look in your.closet. You might
already own some elements of the spring's trendiest fashions.
Gershaw, who enjoyed a successful career in the fashion industry
before moving to the area, said you can look like a New York runway
model without leaving Crestview.
"You do have to be frugal, especially in this economy," she said.
"But we have local stores, and they carry a.reasonably priced large
assortment of merchandise."
"I modeled couture gowns in New York .City that cpst $30,000, but
I never bought them, and still would not buy such expensive clothes
when you can find moderately priced fashionable clothes here."
Gershaw discussed some of the latest trends in the fashion in-
dustry:
"Chunky" jewelry such as wide bracelets, rings, necklaces and
brooches with-enormous stones are a must have for spring and
summer. Wear them with beige and khaki color clothes
and let the bright colorful clothes to be your jewelry .
instead,-Gershaw.also suggested using.brooches as .
home decoration. You could, for example, pin a brooch
on a sofa.pillow as home decoration.
Scarves and belts, both popular accessories dur-
ing the fall, are still going strong this spring. Scarves '.
made of lighter.fabrics are particularly trendy. Two
different color scarves can be.twisted together and
worn to make a fashion statement. Wide belts are
being worn over dresses, skirts and slacks. ,
"Python" material (think snakeskin) is popping
Uip in belts, shoes and handbags. Yellow, red, brown
and turquoise are typical colors.
Bright colors are in fashion. Yellow is an early fa-
vorite for 2009's "color of the year." You'll find clothing
combinations featuring colors like peach, salmon, aqua,
hot pink and all shades of blue. Accent colors also are
bright colors. Similar shades are -being used for make-
up.
Styles from the 1930s. 1940s and 1950s are making a
comeback, particularly in bathing suits. You'll see polka
dots and plaid fabrics popularized in the 1930s and 1940s .
back on the beach. this spring and summer. Straight
skirted and belted bathing suits have the '50s look. A
1950s-style swishing skirt and cinched waist strikes a
mood of all-American optimism.
Sky-high shoes with "chunky" heels up to seven .
inches high were on the runways during the fashion
shows. "In fact many of the models fell and could not walk
properly," Gershaw said. "But they are very much in fash-
ion."
Red is the word in hair and lipstick color.
One last tip:
Gershaw provided a photo of a chic woman with tight yel-
low pants, tall chunky shoes and red hair (at right).
The look would work in New York, she said, but prob-
ably not in north Okaloosa County.
S"That wouldbe a little too edgy here," she said. "Crest-
view is a bit more conservative, but you can.still find up-to-
date fashions, especially the very bright colors." ,
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Scarves and belts, both
popular accessories during the fall, are.
still going strong this spring.


Esin Gershaw, a local resident with
professional modeling experience, offers
these tips to make sure your clothes are the
right fit:
"No article of clothing is smart unless it fits
perfectly. Frequent alterations are necessary
to achieve good lines. I suggest that you go
through the entire wardrobe once a month and
fix loose hems, seams, buttons, snaps, etc., wear
the garments and see how they feel. Can you sit
and walk easily in it?
"One shopping tip ... when shopping, try on
clothes before you buy them. Sometimes you think
you are a size 12 and you pick up a size 12
from the rack, but it may not always fit because
manufacturers cut the patterns differently,
Here are nine common signs of a poor-fitting
garment:
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4) Bodices that droop or pull too
tight across bust or gap
5) Waistline that does not conform
tb natural waistline front or back
6) Skirt and slacks that strain on
the hips
7) Sleeveless fashions that gap at
armhole
8) Pants too short or too long
9) Sleeves that are foo long or too short "


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KYLE WRIGHT I Crestview News Bulletin
Kelly Carricco of Crestview Cub Scout Pack 530 demonstrates the proper
technique for a turn signal during a bike rodeo March 7 at Old Spanish Trail
Park. Scouts' bikes were judged for Boy Scout spirit and best decorations. The
scouts then took part in a series of contests designed to raise awareness for bicycle
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Antioch program makes math fun


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School.
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School offers students a
unique opportunity to learn
math skills in a fun, hands-
on learning cottage. The
Hands-on-Math program
was created by Susan
Spears, who acquired a
plethora of manipulatives
and implemented the suc-
cessful program. Each
child visits the HOM room
every two weeks for a 45-
minute session that covers
Sunshine State Standards
appropriate for his or her
.grade level.
Lessons are designed
to cover the standards by
using manipulatives in-
stead of traditional paper
and pencil methods. For
example, students follow a
recipe to make Rice Krispy
Treats to learn about ca-
pacity. They use real ther-
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ture. Students manipulate
packets of school money
to follow grade appropri-
ate books, such as Bunny
Money (Rosemary Wells)
or Pigs Will Be Pigs (Amy
Axelrod), in order to sort,
count and exchange bills
- and coins. They complete
a geometry unit by using
hand-held models of two-


and three-dimensional ,
shapes; learn how to iden-
tify and draw parts of the
i shapes, such as angles,
i vertices and faces; and
= take a geo-walk to identify
shapes in their immediate
surroundings. Lessons
t such as these successfully
move students through the
concrete, representational
and abstract levels of learn-
ing mathematical concepts
while making math fun.
Thirteen students in
grades three through five
have read at least 15 of
the new Sunshine State
books and. scored above
70 percent on the corre-
lated comprehension tests.
Alice Clark, remediation
teacher, challenged all stu-
dents to participate. The
competition ends April 1,
with winners being treated
to an ice cream social, a
trophy and a trench ball
tournament.
Our PE. department
has emphasized cardiovas-
cular exercises and good '
nutrition this year in order
to promote wellness. The
department is finalizing
plans for our annual field
days. Parents are invited


to spend the day with their
children on the PE. field
on the following dates:
fifth grade, April 10; fourth
grade, April 13; third grade,
April 14; second grade, April
15; first grade, April 16; kin-
dergarten, April 17. Please
join us for a day of fun.
Our Reading Com-
mittee chairperson, Kay
Green, has announced
plans for our yearly au-
thor's visit. Jason Rusco,
an Antioch parent, is donat-
ing his.time and will speak
with students April 15 and
16 about the writing of his
books and the publication
process. He is the author
,of "I'm a Worm and I Can
Fly" and "The Brave Liz-
ard," with a third book in
the publishing process. Our
Aviators have seen how
an author's life influences
their work, and they are
learning that writers are
ordinary people like them.
These opportunities help
spark students' interests in
reading and writing.
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vided this report
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of the committee have
been publicly advertised
and will be open to the
press and general public.
I selected Sean Davis,
Premier Community
Bank, and Tim Bryant,
Publix manager, to repre-
sent District 4.
As of this date, $20 mil-
lion must be cut from the
budget.I .


The school district
entered into an agreement
with Troy University, ef-
fective June 2009, to lease
instructional classroom
and administrative space
at the facilities currently
occupied as Southside El-
ementary School.
Troy will offer many
educational opportunities
for our teachers and oth-
ers.
The school board
will have its next meeting
March 23 at 4 p.m. in the
Crestview Courthouse
boardroom.
"School Board Update"
appears in the News Bul-
letin following meetings
of the Okaloosa County
School District board.


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Pamela. The citizens of Crestview have blessed my life in a special way and I
just want to say thank you. For all the good I do, I give God the glory.
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Crestview

radio

pioneer

dies at 81

Special to the News Bulletin

Everett M. McCrary,
81, a key figure in local
radio history, died Tues-,
day at Parthenon Health
Care.
After his discharge
from the Army, he was
manager of radio sta-
tion WCNU in Crest-
view and radio sta-
tion WATM in Atmore,
Ala. In 1956, he pur-
chased radio station
WJSB in Crestview,
which in 1965 became
the first CBS Radio
Network affiliate in
Okaloosa County. In
1965, he placed radio.
station WAAZ-FM on
the air in Crestview, the
first FM radio station in
Okaloosa County. After
selling both radio sta-
tions in 1970, he was
the owner and
.developer of several.
real estate projects
in the Crestview
area.
The family received
friends'Friday at White-
hurst-Powell Funeral
Home.
In lieu of flowers,
the 'family requests do-
nations be made to the
American Cancer, So-
ciety or the charity of
your choice. .
A look 'back at
McCrary's careerwill be
included in an upcoming'
edition of the. Crestview
News Bulletin.


Water the splashy topic at Laurel .Hill


Brian Hughes .
Crestview News Bulletin
The Laurel Hill city council
discussed the community's wa-
ter needs at its Thursday evening
meeting as it determines how best
to spend a $300,000 water system
improvement grant..
Guest Ann Van Hall of the
USDA Rural Development agen-
cy addressed the council. The
city's current water system loan
from 1993, which was at 5.25 per-
cent interest, was made by the
USDA, she reminded council
members.
Van Hall said, "Just about any-
thing you need, we can make you


a loan for."
The agency can assist with
loans and grants for projects rang-
ing from fire stations to water
services, Van Hall said. However,
she said the USDA is expecting a
"flood of applications" for assis-
tance on community projects as fi-
nances get increasingly tighter na-
tionwide, so if the city is interested
in securing USDA funding for any
projects, it should act soon.
Based on Laurel Hill's aver-
age household income, the city
qualifies for the agency's medium
income category loans, which can
take up to 40 years to be repaid.
"We loan 100 percent, of all
projects," Van Hall said, includ-


Crestview council UPD


The Crestview City
Council during its meet-
ing Monday took no action
on a second reading of
an ordinance that would
have annexed 30.13 acres
Along Point Center Road,
as requested by B&H Con-
tracting. A representative
of B&H Contracting said
the owner had planned an
industrial subdivision on,
the land. '
Jennifer Stegher spoke
on behalf of residents in
the area and said all were
opposed to industrial de-
velopment in 'the land be-
hind their neighborhood.
'"To put an industrial
area behind an elemen-
tary school (Antioch El-
ementary) does not make
sense," Stegner said.

Other business
The council unani-
mously approved a motion
to approve Task Order
5 for Phase IV of the ex-
pansion of the Crestview


Waste Water Tre
Facility. The ext
will increase the f
capacity from 2.75
gallons per day to
lion gallons per da
The council
mously approved
sent agenda that in
approval of an agr
with CH2M Hill (
operations, main
and management
vices for the city o
view.
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Wells outlined a p
that would result i
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ing legal fees and surveys. A con-
tingency fee of 10 percent of the
cost is included in case there are
unforeseen changes.
A public meeting to assess pub-
lic support is one.of the conditions
for applying for the loan, Van Hall
said. Any money borrowed, would
come under a bond issue, which
the city's attorney would facilitate.
An engineer would also be re-
quired.
Van Hall cautioned some firms
might not bid on such projects be-
cause the agency's fee structure
might mandate lower payment
than those firms demand.
"Right now, the prices we're get-
ting on bids are very low because


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eatment From staff reports
pension
facility's Today
million CHAMBER EVENTS:
y. 4 mil- The Crestview Area Cham-
unani- ber of Commerce is host-
a con- ing the Triple B BBQ Event
included from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
cement Main Street.
MI for ST. PATRICK'S DIN-
tenance NER: Come celebrate the
nt sern most famous export from
if Crest- Ireland, St. Patrick.
Crestview's Knights of
Chip Columbus will host a spe-
?roposal cial St. Patrick's dinner to-
n public night from 4:30 to 7:30 at the
*en the KofC Hall, 701 E. James Lee
readings Blvd. The menu consists ob
es. The corn beef and cabbage or
enimous chicken.
nimous Admission is $7 for adults
produce and teens; pre-schoolers eat
for the free. :
SSTRIDE FUND-
pressed RAISER: Okaloosa County
oposal SSTRIDE (Science Stu-
ould ex- dents Together Reaching
time for Instructional Diversity &
-dinance Excellence) students will be
holding a yard sale fundrais-
er today at the Central Bap-
tist Church, 951 S. Ferdon
Blvd., from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Raffle tickets are $2 each
or 3 for $5 for a "Happy
S. Birthday" Sorrelli necklace
..: ... or Oakley XL Carbon Grey
sunglasses with Ice lenses;
tickets .for a handmade
throw are $1 each. Get


the contractors are needing work,"
Van Hall said. The winning bid on a
recent project came in more than
$1 million less than anticipated,
she said.
The city's water system up-
grades also were discussed. Coun-
cil President Larry Hendren re-
ported that an engineer wouldbe
meeting with city leaders on Tues-
day to review upgrade priorities
toward which the $300,000 grant
can be applied.
City Attorney Toni Craig cau-
tioned the council that the engi-
neer selected would have to be
chosen by an open bid if he would
be making recommendations to
the city.


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yours at My Sisters Closet,
625 North Ferdon Blvd. in
Crestview.
Proceeds will benefit
SSTRIDE students at Rich-
bourg, Crestview High and
Davidson. Details: Flo Fad-
er, 682-9513.
CHS WINTERGUARD
EVENT: Crestview Winter-
guard, part of the Gulf Coast
Color Guard and Percus-
sion Circuit, is excited to an-
nounce the Crestview High
School Winterguard Home
Show.
Winterguards from Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and Flor-
ida will be performing at 4
p.m. today in the Crestview
High School gym (enter at
the back of the school). Ad-
mission is $8.

North Okalosa
RED CROSS HEROES:
Join your fellow business
leaders, schools, churches,
civic clubs and individuals
through Sunday in a grass-
roots campaign to raise
$25,000 to help continue the
vital programs and services
the American Red Cross of
Northwest Florida provides
24 hours a day, 365 days a,
year.
For details, contact Bob-
by Bess at 682-3356, e-mail
bessb@usa.redcross:org or
visit www.YourRedCross..


org.
MARCH MONDAY
SPEAKERS: Troy Univer-
sity speakers planned at the
Crestview library's March
Monday seminars from noon
to 1 p.m. include the follow-
ing:
Monday: Dr. Dan Ro-
bison on "You'd Better Bring
Your Own Toilet Paper:
Teaching History in Malay-
sia."
Complimentary lunch
will be provided. So orga-
nizers can properly plan
for food, please RSVP your
attendance. by contacting
Jessie at 850-301-2167 or
jcleary57216@troy.edu.
INVESTMENT SEMI-
NAR: Please join Edward
Jones Financial Advisor
Keith Lamm and 'Franklin
Templeton's Billy Rhodes
for a free dinner seminar
entitled, "Emotions, Expec-
tations and Economics" at
5:30 p.m. April 7 at Country
Inn & Suites, 235 Rasberry
Road, Crestview. Dinner will
be provided.
You must RSVP by April 1
to Lauren at 301-1309.
KofC DINNER FUND-
RAISER: A Lenten Soup
Dinner will beheld from 5
to 6:45 p.m. every Friday
through April 3 during Lent
at Our Lady of Victory Par-
ish Hall. Admission is by do-
nation. Public is welcome.


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lems. When the problems
threaten roads traveled by
mail carriers, school buses,
or emergency vehicles, fed-
eral resources can be allo-
cated.
The USDA program
generally funds 75 percent
of the cost of repairs or
remediation. The local' or
county government covers
the balance.
"The local contribution
can be in-kind services,"
Williams said, meaning
cash resources are not al-
ways expended.
Williams' office does
not initiate projects, he
explained. It's up to a lo-
cal or county governmen-
tal entity to "sponsor" and
request a project. When
they do, the local NRCS of-


fice completes a damage
survey report and applies
for funding from the state
headquarters. After review,
it is sent to Washington,
D.C., for final approval.
Not every project re-
quest is approved, Williams
said
"We don't have funds to
treat, every problem," he
said.
Out on Highway 4A,
Ralph Hayes, owner and
manager 'of Hayes ,Con-
striuction based in Jay, was
overseeing his crew as they
formed concrete in the new
culvert.
"This is what we like to
do," Hayes said. "Jobs like
this keep these guys em-
ployed in this economy."
'Hayes Construction is


also performing a $60,665.10,
job on County Road 2 near
Laurel Hill.
Andalusia, Ala.-based
Carter's Contracting
Services is performing a
$103,727.03 project in Lau-
rel Hill on New Ebenezer
Road.
Aero Training & Rental
of Pensacola won the-bid
for a $231,377.55 project on
Bone Creek Road.
"The main thing is get-
ting those federal dollars
back here," Williams said.
"The next heavy rain event
will probably find us put-
ting our name in the hat."
Where else could the
area use some federal
help? Post your thoughts
at www.crestviewbulletin.
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Wells, Baugh and
S, Grandberry will be sworn
in April 6 at 6 p.m.
n Campbellwillbe sworn
,." in April 1.
The Laurel Hill elec-
tion was not close enough
to trigger an automatic re-
count. The difference must
S be one half of one percent
for a recount.
This was the most de-
cisive margin of the three
North Okaloosa Fire Dis-
trict referendums. About
60 percent of voters were
against the first two ref-
erendums. The first two
referendums asked voters
to approve a millage rate
funding option. Tuesday's
referendum asked voters
to approve a flat rate hike.
The next North Oka-
loosa Fire District meeting
is Thursday at 7 p.m. at the
fire safety building at Bob
ml Sikes Airport.

Quotebook
"In all sincerity, I want
'al' to thank everyone who sup-


ported me. I want to con-
gratulate Mr. Iarinucci and
I look forward to seeing
him involved in Crestview
in the future. I am hum-
bled and honored to serve
Crestview for another four
years." '- Chip Wells
"I want to thank the citi-
zens of Crestview for the
confidence you. expressed
by electing me to the city
council. Let's now, get
down to business of mak-
ing Crestview one of the
best cities in north Florida.
We are one people with a
common cause to better
our living conditions, and to
enrich the spirit of commu-
nity pride. I look forward to
making Crestview a great
place to live, work and re-
tire." Tim Grandberry
"First of all I give God
praise for my victory, and I
want to thank all the citizens
who came out and exercised
their right as an American
citizen to vote. I thank them
all for their vote and their
confidence in me, and I will
do my absolute best to do
what is best for them and


our beautiful city of Crest-
view." Charles Baugh
"Anytime you win an
election, you'd like to thank
the voters who showed that
confidence in you. I'm very
thankful. It's a real honor to
be elected. It doesn't matter
how close. ... It feels great
to win, but f would also like
to thank my two opponents.
Both of them ran a very
clean race, and that is very
unusual in Laurel Hill poli-
tics. I know both of my op-
ponents will be here for our'
city. I'd especially like to
say to Vizell, thank you to
him for his many years of
service to the city of Laurel
Hill." Ferrin Campbell
"All I dan say is people
have told us they don't
want to go forward with
(NOFD plans) and we have
to find a new solution, and
we'll start doing that at our
next meeting." NOFD
treasurer Julie Slezia

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Legal #100544
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA PROBATE
DIVISION FILE NO.
09CP68 DIVISION


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TWO 2i EARS OR
IN RE: ESTATE OF MORE AFTER THE
WAYNE G. MILLER DECEDENT'S DATE OF
Deceased DEATH IS BARRED.
NOTICE TO CREDI- The date of first publi-
TORS cationi of this notice is
March7, 2009.
The administration of
the estate of Wayne G. Attorney for Persona;
Miller, deceased whose Representative:
date of death was No- Judith M. Martin
.vember 29, 2008 and Florida Bar No. 881988
whose social security 1600 West 82nd Street,
number is 469-20-7117 Suite 105
is pending in the Circuit Minneapolis, MN
Court for Okaloosa 55431-1411
County, Florida, Pro- 952-857-2424
bate Division, the ad-
dress of which is Room Persona Representa-
210, 101 East James tive: .
Lee Blvd., Crestview, Marsha A. Lawrence
Florida 32536. The 1086 Daylily Drive
names and address of Victoria, MN 55386
the personal represent-
ative and the personal Resident Agent.
representatives attor- J. Jerome Miller
g ney are set forth below. Miller, Ansley, and
ig Stewart, RA.
n All creditors of the de- Wildcat Plaza
r- cedent and other per- 415 Mountian Drive,
p sons having claims or Suite 3
e demands against Destin, FI 32541-2349
. decedent's estate on
. whom a copy of this 03/07/09
_. notice is required to be 03/14/09
, served must file their
s claims with this court
d WITHIN THE LATER Legal # 100546
OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
THE TIME OF THE NOTICE OF APPLICA-
- FIRST PUBLICATION TION FOR TAX DEED
ct OF THIS NOTICE OR
- 30 DAYS AFTER THE Notice is hereby given
d DATE OF SERVICE OF that Verdot VI, LLC, as
e A COPY OF THIS NO- holder of the following
st TICE ON THEM. certificate, has filed
t- said certificate for a Tax
t All other creditors of Deed to be issued
the decedent and other thereon. The certificate
persons having claims number and year of is-
s or demands against suance, the name in
il decedent's estate must which the property is,
file their claims with this assessed and the de-
w court WITHIN 3 scription of the prop-
1 MONTHS AFTER THE erty is as follows:
, DATE OF THE FIRST Certificate # 2402 of
PUBLICATION ON 2006 Assessed to:
THIS NOTICE. TCA CREDIT, INC.
Description: BEG SW
ALL CLAIMS NOT SO COR OF NW1/4 OF
FILED WITHIN -THE SE1/4 OF SEC 28,
TIME PERIODS SET T4N, R23W, ETC
FORTH IN SECTION Parcel ID#:
733.702 OF THE FLOR- 28-4N-23-0000-0016-
IDA PROBATE CODE 0050 Opening Bid:
WILL BE FOREVER $2,081.85
BARRED. TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000030 C
NOTWITHSTANDING All of said property be-
THE TIME PERIODS ing in the County of
SET FORTH ABOVE, Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ANY CLAIM FILED ida.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
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scribed in the certifi-
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Room at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
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April, 24, 2009. Regis-
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FIRST Judicial Circuit
in and for OKALOOSA
County, Florida
wherein COUNTRY-
WIDE HOME LOANS,
INC, is the Plaintiff and
DANA MICHALKE; JON
LOVERICH; MORT-
GAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYS-
TEMS INCORPO-
RATED AS NOMINEE
FOR COUNTRYWIDE
FINANCIAL CORPORA-
TION; THE FLORIDA
CLUB AT BLUEWATER
BAY CONDOMINIUM
ASSOCIATION, INC.;
are the Defendants, I
will sell to the highest
and best bidder for
cash at CRESTVIEW:
SOUTH FRONT DOOR
OF THE OKALOOSA
COUNTY COURT-
HOUSE
SHALIMAR: IN FRONT
OF CLERK'S FRONT
DOOR OF SHALIMAR
ANNEX at 11:00AM, on
the 2 day of April, 2009,
the following described
property as set forth in
said Final Judgment:
CONDOMINIUM UNIT
316, FLORIDA CLUB
AT BLUEWATER BAY
CONDOMINIUM, A
CONDOMINIUM, TO-
GETHER WITH AN
UNDIVIDED INTER-
EST IN THE COMMON
ELEMENTS, AC-
CORDING TO THE
DECLARATION OF
CONDOMINIUM
THEREOF RE-
CORDED IN OFFICIAL
RECORD BOOK 2664,
PAGE 60 AS
AMENDED FROM
TIME TO TIME, OF
THE PUBLIC REC-
ORDS OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA;
TOGETHER WITH AN
UNDIVIDED INTER-
EST IN THE COMMON
ELEMENTS APPUR-
TENANT THERETO
AS SET FORTH IN
SAID DECLARATION.
A/K/A 4270 CALINDA
LANE APT 316,
NICEVILLE, FL 32578
Any person claiming
an Interest In the sur-
plus from the sale, if
any, other than the
property owner as of
the date of the Lis
Pendens must file a
claim within sixty (60)
days after the sale.
WITNESS MY HAND
and the seal of this
Court on March 4,
2009.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Circuit
Court
By:Viki Jackson
Deputy Clerk
Publish in Crestview
News Bulletin
Invoice To: Florida De-
fault Law Group, RL.
RO. Box 25018


lampa, -lorioa
33622-5018
03/14/09 F08052739
03/21/09 COUNTRYCAL-SPECFH
03/28/09 LMC-R-ejayska '
04/04/09 **See Americans with
Disabilities Act
IMPORTANT
Legal # 100560
In accordance with
IN THE CIRCUIT the Americans with Dis-
COURT OF THE abilities Act, persons
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- with disabilities need-
CUIT ing special accommo-
IN AND FOR dation to participate in
OKALOOSA COUNTY, this proceeding should
FLORIDA contact Court Adminis-
CIVIL ACTION CASE tration at 101 James
NO. Lee Boulevard East,
46-2008-CA-003886 Crestview, FL,
DIVISION 32536-3515; telephone
number (850)
COUNTRYWIDE HOME 689-5000, Extension
LOANS, INC, 7497, prior to the pro-
Plaintiff, ceeding. or Shalimar
(850) 651-7497
vs.
IMPORTANT
DANA MICHALKE,.et
al, In accordance with
Defendantss. the Americans with Dis-
abilities Act, persons
NOTICE OF FORE- with disabilities need-
CLOSURE SALE ing special accommo-
dation to participate in
NOTICE IS HEREBY this proceeding should
GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- contact Court Adminis-
nal Judgment of Mort- tration at 1250 N. Eglin
gage Foreclosure Parkway, Shalimar, FL,
dated February 04, 32579; telephone num-
2009 and entered in ber (850) 651-7497,
Case' No. prior to the proceeding.
46-2008-CA-003886 of 03/14/09
the Circuit Court of the 03/21/09


Legal #100561
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
'FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO.:
46-2009-CA-000527
DIVISION
CHASE HOME FI-
NANCE LLC,
Plaintiff,
vs.
ANDREW D. COWART
et al,
Defendantss.
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:
ANDREW D. COWART
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: 104 BEA- *;
CONS BEND
CRESTVIEW, Fl 32536
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
PEGGY S. COWART
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: 104 BEA-
CONS BEND ROAD
CRESTVIEW, FI 32536
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 NOTI-
FIED that an action to
foreclose a mortgage
on the following prop-
erty in OKALOOSA
County, Florida:
LOT 22,
BEACON'S BEND, AC-
CORDING TO PLAT
THEREOF ON FILE IN
PLAT BOOK 10, PAGE
46, IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF
CIRCUIT COURT,
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
has been filed against
you and you are re-
quired to serve a copy
of your written de-
fenses, if any, on or
before April 20 2009,
on Florida Default Law
Group, RL., Plaintiff's
attorney, whose ad-
dress is 9119 Corpo-
rate Lake Drive, Suite
300, Tampa, Florida
33634, and file the orig-
inal with this Court ei-
ther 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
consecutive weeks In
the Crestview News
Bulletin.
WITNESS my hand and
the seal of this Court
on this 4 day of March,
2009.
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
By: Beth McDonald
As Deputy Clerk
Invoice to & Copy to:
Florida Default Law
Group, RL.
RO. Box 25018
Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
CHASEDIRECT-CONV-1
abiven-F09007779
**See Americans with
Disabilities Act
IMPORTANT


In accordance with
the Americans with Dis-
abilities Act, persons
with disabilities need-
ing special accommo-
dation to participate in
this proceeding should
contact Court Adminis-
tration at 101 James
Lee Boulevard East,
Crestview, FL,
32536-3515; telephone
number (850)
,689-5000, Extension
7497, prior to the pro-
ceeding. or Shalimar
(850) 651-7497
IMPORTANT
In accordance with
the Americans with Dis-
abilities Act, persons
with disabilities need-
ing special accommo-
dation to participate in
this proceeding should
contact Court Adminis-
tration at 1250 N. Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar, FL,
32579; telephone num-
ber (850) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
03114/09
03721/09

Legal # 100563
IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT
IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION CASE
NO.:
46-2008-CA-004277
DIVISION:
WELLS FARGO BANK,
N. A. AS TRUSTEE
FOR FIRST FRANKLIN
MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST 2006-FF15,
MORTGAGE PASS -~
THROUGH CERTIFI-
CATES, SERIES
2006-FF15,
Plaintiff,
vs.
BILLIE J SHAHID A/K/A
BILLIE T SHAHID., et
al,
Defendant(s).
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO:
WILLIAM R. WEAKLEY
LAST KNOWN AD-
DRESS: Unknown
CURRENT ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
ANY AND ALL UN-
KNOWN PARTIES
CLAIMING BY,
THROUGH, UNDER,
AND AGAINST THE
HEREIN NAMED INDI-
VIDUAL DEFEND-
ANT(S) WHO ARE
NOT KNOWN TO BE
DEAD OR ALIVE,
WHETHER SAID 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 NOTlI
FIED that an action to
foreclose a mortgage
on the following prop-
erty in OKALOOSA
County, Florida:
THE CONDO-
MfNIUM PARCEL
KNOWN AS APART-
MENT UNIT 2054 OF
SHORELINE TOWERS
CONDOMINIUM 1
AND 2, A CONDOMIN-
IUM, ACCORDING TO
THE DECLARATION
OF CONDOMINIUM
THEREOF RE-
CORDED IN O.R.
BOOK 720, PAGE 323,
ET SEQ. AND ANY
AMENDMENTS
THERETO, AND PUR-
SUANT TO SURVEY,
PLOT PLAN AND
GRAPHIC DESCRIP-
TION OF IMPROVE-
MENTS RECORDED
IN CONDOMINIUM
BOOK 1, AT PAGE
121 SEQ., ALL OF
PUBLIC RECORDS
OF OKALOOSA
COUNTY, FLORIDA,
TOGETHER WITH ALL
APPURTENANCES TO


SAID CONDOMINIUM on the following de-
PARCEL INCLUDING scribed property lo-
BUT NOT LIMITED TO cated in Okaloosa
ALL RIGHTS UNDER County, Florida:
THE RECREATION LOT 58, HIDDEN
FACILITY LEASE AND TRAILS PHASE ONE,
THE, GULF BEACH ACCORDING TO THE
COVENANTS, MAP OR PLAT
AGREEMENTS, EASE- THEREOF AS RE-
MENTS AND AN UN- CORDED IN PLAT
DIVIDED INTERESTING BOOK 6, PAGE(S) 85,
THE COMMON ELE- PUBLIC RECORDS
MENTS APPURTE- OF OKALOOSA
NANT THERETO AS COUNTY, FLORIDA.
SET OUT IN SAID has been filed against
DECLARATION. you, an you are re-
quired to serve a copy
has been filed against of your written de-
you and you are re- fenses, if any, to.this
quired to serve a copy action, on Greenspoon
of your written de- Marder, RA., Default
senses, if any, on or Department, Attorneys
before April 20, 2009, for Plaintiff, whose ad-
on Florida Default Law dress is Trade Centre
Group, PL., Plaintiff's South, Suite 700, 100
attorney, whose ad- West Cypress Creek
dress is 9119 Corpo- Road, Fort Lauderdale,
rate Lake Drive, Suite FL 33309, and the file
300, Tampa, Florida original with the Clerk
33634, and file the orig- on or before April 20,
final with this Court ei- 2009; otherwise a de-
ther before service on fault and a judgment
Plaintiff's attorney or may be entered against
immediately thereafter; you for the relief de-
otherwise a default will manded in the Com-
be entered against you plaint.
for the relief demanded
in the Complaint or pe- WITNESS MY HAND
tition. AND SEAL OF SAID
This notice shall be COURTon this 4 day of
published once each. March, 2009.
week for two..consecu-
tive weeks in the Crest- As Clerk of said Court
view News Bulletin. By: Beth McDonald,
-WITNESS my hand As Deputy Clerk
and the seal of this
Court on this 6 day of 03/14/2009
March, 2009. 03/21/2009
Don W. Howard
Clerk of the Court
LEGAL # 120184
By: Anita Cantrall A s
Deputy Clerk In accordance with
Invoice to & Copy to: Florida Statutes, East
90 Property, Inc., lo-
-Florida Default Law cated at 3191 E. James
Group, P.L. Lee Blvd., in Crestview,
RO. Box 25018 Florida will offer for sale
Tampa, Florida to the highest bidder
33622-5018 the household and
SPSFIDELITY-CONV-R-v other goods stored in
bonitto-F08058367 the below listed units .of
**See Americans with East 90 Mini Storage..
Disabilities Act Said goods are to be
IMPORTANT sold to recover the
rents not paid by the
In accordance with tenant.
the Americans with Dis-
abilities Act, persons Unit # B-07 Lorene
with disabilities need- Hulion 6150 Lake Ella
ing special accommo- Road 'Crestview Florida
dation to participate in 32539
this proceeding should
contact Court Adminis- The sale shall take
tration at 101 James place April 3, 2009, at
Lee Boulevard East, 9:00 a.m., in the East
Crestview, FL, 90 Mini Storage.
32536-3515; telephone
number (850) 03/14/2008
689-5000, Extension 03/21/2008
7497, prior to the pro-
ceeding. or Shalimar
(850) 651-7497 LEGAL 120186
IMPORTANT
In accordance with IN THE CIRCUIT
the Americans with Dis- COURT OF THE
abilities Act, persons FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
with disabilities need- CUlT
ing special accommo- IN AND FOR
dation to participate in OKALOOSA COUNTY,
this proceeding should FLORIDA
contact Court Adminis- CIVIL ACTION CASE
tration at 1250 N. Eglin NO.:46-2008-CA-00608
Parkway, Shalimar, FL, 7 FILE NO:F08094968
32579; telephone num-
ber (850) 651-7497, CHASE HOME Fl-
prior to the proceeding. NANCE LLC,
03/14/09 Plaintiff,
03/21/09
vs.
RUSSELL ROGERS
LEGAL # 120181 et al,
IN THE CIRCUIT Defendantss.
COURT OF THE 1ST NOTICE OF ACTION
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN
AND FOR OKALOOSA TO-
COUNTY, FLORIDA. RUSSELL ROGERS
CASE NO. LAST KNOWN AD-
46-2009-CA-000144 DRESS: 4 6 3 6
Chanan Drive
COUNTRYWIDE HOME Crestview, FI
LOANS SERVICING LP 325390000
Plaintiff
CURRENT ADDRESS:
vs. UNKNOWN
HENLEY, CHRISTO- LAST KNOWN AD-
PHER BLAKE, et al., DRESS: LISA ROGERS
Defendants 4636 Chanan Drive
NOTICE OF ACTION Crestview, FL 32539
CURRENT ADDRESS:
TO: CHRISTOPHER 4636 Chanan Drive
BLAKE HENLEY 1918 Crestview, FL 32539
SQUIRREL PATH
FORT WALTON ANY AND ALL UN-
BEACH, FL 32547 KNOWN PARTIES
AND TO: All persons CLAIMING BY,
claiming an interest by, THROUGH UNDER,
through, under, or AND AGAINST THE
against the aforesaid HEREIN NAMED INDI-
Defendant(s). VIDUAL DEFEND-
ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT
YOU ARE HEREBY NO- KNOWN TO BE DEAD
TIFIED that an action to OR ALIVE, WHETHER
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new, $1700 OBO. ,.
LEGAL#120183 Chihuahuas- small 1 225-5898 or 225-5345 Fast paced retail com-
LEGAL#208 male puppy $250 pany in Crestview has a
Ready 3/24. C4' Diane part time entry level po-
IN THE CIRCUIT ree 324. a Dane----sition for front counter


COURT OF THE 1ST
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN


CURRENT ADDRESS: AND FOR OKALOOSA For Sale: Reg. CKC
UNKNOWN COUNTY, FLORIDA. C h i h u a h u a
YOU ARE NOTIFIED CASE puppies.Long and
that an action to fore- NO.46-2008-CA-00713 Short hair Call
close a mortgage on 7' 850-902-7275
the following property
in OKALOOSA County, COUNTRYWIDE HOME
Florida: LOANS SERVICING LR ,
LOT 28, BLOCK C, Plaintiff, X "
CHANAN ESTATES,
ACCORDING TO THE vs.
PLAT THEREOF AS
RECORDED IN PLAT USA KING A/K/A LISA
BOOK. 21, 'PAGES A. KING, et al.,
77-79, OF THE PUBLIC Defendants a a a
RECORDS OF
OKALOOSA COUNTY, AND TO: All persons MER NDIS .
FLORIDA claiming an interest by, 3100 Antiques
has been filed against through, under, or 3110 -Appliances
you and you are re- against the aforesaid 3120 Arts & Crafts
quired to serve a copy Defendant(s). .3130-Auctions
of your written de- r 3140 Baby Items
ferises, if any, -on or YOU ARE HEREBY NO- 3150 Building'Supplies
before April 24, 2009, TIFIED that an action to 3160 Businesnt
on Florida Default Law foreclose a mortgage 3170 collectibles '
Group, RL., Plaintiff's on the following de- 3180 Computers
attorney, whose ad- scribed property lo- 3190 Electronics
'dress is. 9119 Corpo- cated in Okaloosa 3200 Firewood
rate Lake Drive, Suite County, Florida: 3220 Furniture
300, Tampa, Florida LOT 59,: EMERALD 3230 Garage/Yard Sales
33634, and file the orig- LAKES PHASE III, RE- 3240 Guns
final with this Court ei- PLAT OF LOT 36 3250 Good Things to Eat
their before service on THROUGH LOT 64,3260 Health & Fitness
Plaintiff's attorney or BEING A PLANNED 3270 -Je Melachine/ g'
immediately thereafter; UNIT DEVELOPMENT, Equipment
otherwise a default will IN' UNSECTIONAL- 3290 Medical Equipment
be entered against you IZED TOWNSHIP 2 3300 Miscellaneous
for the relief demanded SOUTH, RANGE 22 3310 Musical Instmments
in the Complaint or pe- WEST, OKALOOSA 3320 Plants & Shrubs/
tition. COUNTY, FLORIDA, Supplies
This notice shall be ACCORDING TO THE 3330 Restaurant/Hotel
published once each PLAT THEREOF, RE-. 3340 Sporting Goods
week for two consecu- CORDED IN PLAT 3350 Tickets (Buy & Sell)
tive weeks in the Crest- BOOK 19, PAGES 48 ,
view News Bulletin. AND 49, OF THE PUB- ....
WITNESS my hand and LIC RECORDS OF u "
the seal of this Court OKALOOSA COUNTY, | 3110 I
on this. 10 day of FLORIDA.
March, 2009. has been filed against
you, an you are re-
Don W. Howard quired to serve a copy IOiiJ
Clerk of the Court of your written de--. --
. fenses, if any, to this ,
By: Beth McDonald- action, on Greenspoon 3 for 1 DEAL Side by:
As Deputy Clerk Marder, RA., Default Side Refrigerator,
S' Department,, Attorneys Dishwasher & Above'
Florida Default Law for -Plaintiff, whose ad- the' Stove Microwave.
Group, RL. dress is Trade Centre All made.by Whirlpool,
-RO. Box 25018 South, Suite 700, 1o00 3yrs old, white color
TampE, Florida West Cypress Creek All 3 for $700, Call
33622-5018 Road, Fort Lauderdale, Tommy 683-5380
FL 33309; and' the file
IMPORTANT original with the Clerk
In accordance with the on or before April 20,
Americaris with Disabil- 2009; otherwise a de-
ities Act, persons with fault and a judgment. 3220
disabilities needing may. be entered against. "
special accommoda- you -for the relief de- 100% All new Queen
tion to participate in manded in the Corn- Pillowtop. -set. New.
this proceeding should plaint. Warranty. Can, deliver.
contact Court Adminis- WITNESS MY HAND $165 850-471-0330
t*ration at 101 Jatnes AND' SEAL OF SAID
Lee Boulevard. East, COURT on this 4 day of A Brand New Full Mat-'
Crestview, FL, March, 2009. tress w/box in plastic.
32536-3515;. telephone . Warrant 512l can
number (850) As Clerk of said Court vWarran ty. $125. Can
689-5000, Extension By: Beth McDonald Deliver. 850-471-0330
7497, prior.to the pro- As Deputy Clerk',
ceedirg. or Shalimar 'p Brand name Pillowtop
(850) 651-7497 03/14/2009 set, King, in plastic, w/
uone i /ouna Wne04 a, ILy.LUiVUI 7, 0Vbl.


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-
tratidn at 1250 N. Eglin
Parkway, Shalimar, FL,
32579; telephone num-
ber (850) 651-7497,
prior to the proceeding.
03/14/2009
03/21/2009


Reward w/ Sate return
of family .pet. 6 mo.
Calico female. Lost on
3-9 -N. Pearl & Dixie St.
area 682-9579


Found PSP on 'Lake
Silver Rd. call to 'iden--
S tify. 826-1154


.LEGAL #120185
NOTICE OF SALE
In accordance with
Florida Statutes,, Self
Service Storage Cen-
ter, Inc., Located at 901
inruiJUSla Drive in -
Cresr'...ei. Florida will
offer for sale to the the
highest bidder the
household and' other
goods stored in the be-
. low listed unis of Self
Service iLorage Cen-
ter, Inc. Mini Ware-
houses. Said goods
are to be sold to re-
cover the rents not paid
by the tenant.
Unit #B.-12 Sammy
Franklin 5939 N.
Meadow Lane Crest-.
view, FL 32536 '
This sale shall take
place on Friday, March
20, 2009 at 900A.M. at,


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Alexander \ Farms,
Vardaman MS, is now
taking applications for
seasonal work for the
period of 4/01/2009
thru '12/15/2009. The
number of temporary,
positions Farm Work-
ers is 75. Plant potato'
vines harvest sweet po-
tato .gather from rows
sort by size and quality
place in 4/5 BW basket,
carry to trailer work will
be from.' 7:00AM to
3:30PM. The salary is
$8.41 -per hour the em-
ployer guarantees that
3/4 of the employment
term will be paid. .All
work tools will be pro-
vided at no cost. Trans-
portation and subsist-
ence costs will be paid
'by the employer upon.
completion of 50% of
the contract. Free
housing is' provided to
*workers who cannot
reasonably return -to
their permanent resi-
dence at the end of the
work day.' .Apply at
nearest job service and
or Fax \ generic
application w/job
order# to J. Smith
601-321-6080 MS Job
# 3098704.


Cashier needed' part
time (20-30hrs a week)
Please apply in person
200 'West Cane Ave.
682-2196



Const/Skilled Trade

CONCRETE
WORKERS
(ail areas)
including Equipment
Operators, Form Car-
penters,,& Rod Bust-
ers needed for local
Military Base work.
Background check
MANDATORY. Drug
Test Required. EOE.
Experience preferred.
Call 850/865-0815


help. Customer service
skills a must and Quick
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benefits package. M-F
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REFAL ESTATE FOR RENT
6100 Business/
Commercial
6110 Apartments
6120 Beach Rentals
6130 Condo/Townhouse
6140 House Rentals
6150 Roommate Wanted
,6160 Rooms for Rent
6170 Mobile Home/Lot
6180 Out-of:Town Rentals
6190 Timeshare Rentals'
6200 Vacation Rentals
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Crestview
Office Space
Eight offices now avail-
able -in McLains Office
Plaza. Rental rate in-
cludes utilities, com-
mon area and mainte-
nance. 682-0791




1 mo Free Rent!
Crestview- 2br, lba,
quiet, gated, No pets
$575mo / $550dep, 12
mo Ise req. 585-6985
Crestview- Sm furn effi-
ciency apt. $85/wk, inc
utils & DirectTV. $100
dep. No pets 689-7574

SENIOR CITIZEN
HOUSING
Housing community, for
senior citizens (age' 62
or older). Immediate
openings are available
and we are always ac-
cepting applications for
our waiting list. Our
apartments are. .fully
carpeted, have central
heat and air and, are,
equipped with stove
and refrigerator. We
have one-bedroom
apartments available.
Rent is based on in-
come. Security deposit
is required. $250.
non-refundable pet fee.
SMALL PET ONLY! Util-"
ities provided are gas
and garbage. Crest-
view Housing Authority,
371. W. Hickory Ave-
nue, Crestview, FL. If
interested, call
850-682-2413 exten-
sion 224. We work
strictly from our waiting
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Crestview- 2 br, 1.5 ba
TH, $750 mo+dd. No
smoke/pets. Near
Walker Elem. 240-0890
Crestview- 3 br,
2.5ba, 1cg TH- near'
shopping W/D hkup.
$775 mo. Pet neg.
Mil. Disc. 897-0267




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 .
Desireable
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 .




Crestview- 4 br, 2 'ba
home. ONLY $850 mo!
Call Jenny at Pelican
Real Estate 315-0972
Crestview 4 BR, 2 BA,
2200sf Lee Farm S/D
Very nice! Avail. April 1
$1225. 850-698-5044
For Lease or Sale
3br, 2ba 2 story house
w/pool on 1 acre lot in
Holt "area. references
4850)537-8528 or
850-499-7412
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
BidderSun. Mar 15th
2-4pm 850-826-1662
Why Rent? You can
buy $3750 'down. See
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Roommate to share
3br, ,2ba, bridk house
$450/mo includes all
utils & cable. Call
689-8978


-.6170 .
16x80 M.H. 3br, 2ba,
W/D .hook ups, CH&A,
$695 /mo., $500 dep.
682-1266 or 978-3196/
Crestview / Nice-
S2B/2BA no pets
$495. mo. + $400.
dd Call 362-9845


Ft. Walton
Kenwood.
602 Mooney
Road
Beautiful brick 3 br, 2
*ba, 2 cg.. Close to
bases on quiet half
acre corner lot. Built
in 1994, kitchen re-
cently updated with
stainless steel appli-
ances, corner FPR
wall 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. $294,900. Call
850 22676754


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8110 Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Trucks
8140 Vans
8150 Commercial
8160 Motorcycles
8170- Auto Parts,
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8220 Personal Watercraft
8230 Sailboats
8240 Boat & Marine
Supplies ,
8245 Boat Slips & Docks
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posit. 4605 C66anary 1700 sq. ft. 4BR/2BA 45K miles, 4dr, V6,
Way, Call 683-8066. home on 2.9 acres-of AT, loaded, white/
Crestview, 3br, 1.5ba, land in Baker with the black, 28 MPG,
on 1 acre, total electric, option to rent. moon- roof, remote
$500/mo + $500 SD, $165,000.00 (Fenced start, extended war-
call 682-9653, are for Horses & Live- ranty, exc cond.
582-5148 or 682-0290 stock) serious inquires NADA $12,950, ask-
only. Call- 850-537-8090 ing $10,500. Call eve-
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Garden City 3BR/2BA
,$625. mo + dd Call- Navarre T nDAY
652-4374 Waterfront Wf 1W
Holt 3db 2ba 1 acre 2 story, 4 br, 2V/ ba,
private lot, ref. & dep. 2150sf home on large Toyota Camry 1990 4
499-7412 or 537-8528 natural lot. 9' ceilings, cylinder, Auto, Runs
separate living & dining great 74K miles on
rooms, eat-in kitchen. new engine, 35 MPG
Lg. whirlpool tub and It's a Yota First $1200
separate shower in takes itl Call 398-3952
master bath. Beautiful,
quiet waterfront neigh-
borhood., Priced to sell
at the reduced price of
S $246,350. Call 850
685-8048 leave msg.. 8120
AL ESkTATE FOR SALE N Formal
-7100- Homes o rma
7105- Open Houses Qualifying
7110- Beach Home/ Crestview
Property 4br, 3ba
7120 Commercial 4br, 3b
7130 Condo/Townhouse Only $3750 down. $994
7140 Farms & Ranches mo,'pi +. tax/ins. Up- Jeep Grand
7150 Lots and Acreage graded Kitchen. If Cherokee
7160- Mobile Homes workers present, take a Limited 4x4
7170 Waterfront look inside! 4269 Anti-
7180 Investment och. Well of 1-10. 2001
7190 Out-ofTown 677-3664, in Niceville. 89K miles, leather, CD
Real Estate '. P-F changer, moonroof.
7200- Timeshare Pre Foreco su re Loaded! 573-310-3382
7200 .. Ranchette!! Brick 4 br,r
W 2 ba on 2 .acres in-
Baker with 8 stall barn. Jee Rubicon
Fireplace. Big kitchen. e; pR 0-
I--7100, $169,000 Iron Horse 2006
Realty. 850 951-2703 6 speed manual, 29K'
-.--I mi, ext war, CD
'i .,., r nAY I '' ,, = changer, satellite radio,
NE T 0W U111^ white w/ blk soft/top
17I 2nO -0 PrI(619)204-1406
ertles Free- Lists New Govern-
Cellstate Gulfcoast meant Financing
Realty 850-472-2500 Program! i
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rooms Rates as low as
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Clayton. Homes: NriEW TO AY
Crbstview Rent to own 850-682-3344
3/2/2, on '1/4. acre Fin 1979 4x4 Ford pickup
fenced lot. no credit ownerr f nance w/351 Windsor engine.'
check, no $ down op- 3Br, .2Ba, finished Manual shift excellent,
tion. $193K, $1150/mo. drywall, built on for hunting! $750. OBO
321-939-2222 or porches. Loaded for Call 428-4092 or
407-460-3659 only $600mo. Call 398-8150
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News

& NOTES

SCHEDULE
Today
High school softball
Baker at Lincoln
tournament,TBA

Monday
High school baseball
Pleasant Home at Laurel
Hill, 6 p.m.
Baker at Vernon, 6:30
p.m.

High school softball
Laurel Hill at Paxton,JV
4 p.m./V 6 p.m.

Tuesday
High school baseball
Poplar Springs at Laurel
Hill, 6 p.m.
Crestview at Chipley,JV
3:30 p.m./V 6 p.m.
Christ Presbyterian at
Baker, 6:30 p.m.

High school softball
Escambia at Crestview,
JV 4 p.m.N 6 p.m.
Samson JV at Laurel Hill,
6 p.m.

High school tennis
Crestview at Tate, 3:30
p.m.

High school track
Central, Jay, Paxton,
PCA, Rocky Bayou at
Baker, 3 p.m.

BRIEFS,
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. Othwise,
cost is $45 per person or
$200 per team.
There will be a
$ I 10,000 hole-in-one
challenge as well as
longest drive and closest-
to-the-pin prizes.
The field will be flighted
by handicaps with first-,
second- ahd third-place
prizes.
To register, go to www.
crestviewthunderbirdscom
For more information,
call coach Taylor at 305-
2317.

Okaloosa Baptist
golf tournament
The Okaloosa Baptist
Association is hosting.
an Annie Armstrong
Easter Offering Golf
(Tournament at 8 a.m.
March 21 at Foxwood
Country Club.
Entry fee of $20 for
Foxwood members and
$35 for non-members
includes two muilligans per
person for the four-man
best ball tournament.
Trophies Will be awarded
for longest drive, closest
to the pin and best team
score,
Each team member is
expected to make a 10-
cent donation for each
of his team's strokes. All,
money will go to the Annie
Armstrong Easter offering
of the North American
Mission Board.
For more information,
call the Okaloosa Baptist
Association at 682-5434.

Children's
Neighborhood golf
tournament
Children in Crisis Inc.
will hold its third'annual
golf tournament at noon
March 27 at FortWalton
Beach Golf Club.
The tournament helps
support abused, neglected
and abandoned children in
the area,
Cost is $75 per player
and is limited to the first
144 golf'irs or 36 teams,
For more Information,
call 864-4242.


RACKET


Photos by ANN SPANN ICrestview News Bulletin
SENIOR LEADERS: Above, Crestview's Cora Merritt knocks off a volley during a recent match. Top right, -
Joseph Messier rips a forehand for the Crestview tennis team.


CHS tennis teams off to strong starts


Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin

The Crestview-tennis program
is moving up in the world.
Crestview's girls were 6-1 on the
year heading into Friday's match
against Pace. The Bulldog boys
were off to a strong start in their
own right with a 4-3 record.
"Our girls season has started off
great, and right now our guys are
ahead of the curve," .coach Benja-
min Kimbrough said. "(The girls)
only lost to Pace, and that was the
first match of the season."
The key to, Crestview's suc-
cess could be the mix, of veteran
and younger players. Watching his
older players grow and enjoy some,
success has been very gratifying
for Kimbrough.
"It's good seeing the kids get
older and get better as they go
along," he said. "They've been out
here playing and playing and prac-
ticing and stuff like that, and every
year they get better.
"As long as they are consistent
about coming out, they usually get
better with all the practice we do."
Seniors Cody Dreaden and An-
gelo Fajardo have been on the team
since their freshmen years.
"They started out with me as
freshmen and are now on the top of
the varsity squad," Kimbrough said.
"I have a senior, Joseph Messier,


that started out his sophomore year
and didn't make the'squad at all.
"Now he plays No. 3 (as a se-
nior). And he's got a 5-2 record now.
They are all doing real well."
Crestview's. No. 1 girls player,
Moya Moore, is a junior with a 7-0
record. Moore has been the Dawgs'
No. 1 player since her freshman
season.
Senior Cora Merritt started as
doubles player her freshman year
and is now the No. 3 singles play-
er with a 6-1 record. Merritt and
Moore also team up to form the No.
1 doubles team.
"They are doing a great job,"
Kimbrough said. "It's good to see
them come up so young and do so
Well. I
"The two of them play really well
together. They've been playing to-
gether for two years. They have a
lot of potential to do really well at
district."
Two freshmen, Sydney Pinkert
and Brittany Didonato, have made
their presence known early in their
careers.
Pinkert has moved into the No. 2
singles spot. Didonato is on the No.
2 doubles team.
"The level of play for as young as
they are has surprised me," Kim-
brough said. "Sydney Pinkert has
been doing really well and is having
a great season so far.
"Brittany Didonato, she is doing


an amazing job. She's been dominat-
ing when she plays."
Kimbrough said he thinks Wash-
ington and Pace are the two biggest
challenges for the Crestview girls
in a District 1-3A that also includes
Milton, Navarre, Pine Forest, Es-
cambia and Tate.
"Just in general, as young as the
team is, I'm very excited.about how
they are doing," Kimbrough said of
the girls. "And our guys, I'm very ex-
cited about them, too.
"The guys have been holding
their- own and doing really well.
When they lose, it's usually against
the top teams or they've got high-
end players. The guys we are on par
with we are beating 7-0."
Kimbrough said the attitude of
the boys has been the difference this
year.
"They are just real motivated,"
he said. "They are putting up a fight
with everyone we play. Even with a
team that is supposed to roll over us,
they don't blow over us.
"We always go in knowing that on
any given day, anybody can beat you
out there. So we go out and give it 100
percent and hope it pans out. I don't
want to get foo excited, but so far the
season has been really great."

Visit our online CrestView ten-
nis reference page at www.crest-
viewbulletin.com for recaps and
photos.


CHS wrestling bids farewell to coach


Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin


The Crestview wrestling team
held a very special awards night
March 6 ....
The Bulldog grapplers said good-
bye to longtime coach Jeff Fowler.
Fowler spoke of the family atmo-
sphere he tried to instill in the pro-
gram and how being a part of the
family helped in tough times.
And there have been some tough
times in the last two years.
Fowler's wife, Carrie, a CHS grad,
lost herbattle with cancer last spring.
Members of the team also lost mem-
bers of their immediate families.
Fowler himself battled Crohn's dis-
ease throughout the 2007-08 season.
The members of the Crestview
wrestling family were there for each
other throughout the tough times.
"People talk about a team going
through the tough times and sticking
together as a family," he said. "Fam-
ily says more to what we have than
wins and losses. And what we have
is special.
"This year also was our best year
with 16 wins, the most ever."
The 2008-09 season produced
many memorable moments for the
Bulldogs.
Danny Johnson picked up his
100th career win on the mats and
Fowler his 100th duals win as a
coach, Crestview hosted the regional
wrestling tournament for the second
time in school history and remains
the only school west of Panama City,
to host a rgii,1i.
Those were some of the things


CHS WRESTLING AWARDS


Most Valuable
Wrestler: Danny
Johnson
Bulldawg
Award: Colin Smith
and Justin Mitchell
Fast Fall: Trevor
Sauls
Dawg Bowl (100
career wins): Johnson
and coach Jeff Fowler
Dedication
Award: Anthony
Walker, Jordan Mitchell
and Nathan Pfrimmer
The One to Look
Out For: Aaron Dean,
Clint Lukert and Tanner


THANKS, COACH: Jeff Fowler, right,
receives a plaque from Crestview High
School Athletic Director Matt Brunson
duririg the CHS wrestling banquet.
Fowler stepped down after the 2008-


Vigren 09 season to relocate to Marylc
Most Improved:
Darrell Williams and Jerrell Williamson
Biggest Surpiise: Alex Shipp and Cody Swenbeck
*


Fowler touched on in his farewell ad-
dress to his troops.
"The 100 coaching wins says more
about the kids on the team than the
coach," Fowler said. "But I'm taking
those 106 wins with me.
I "I love every single person that
has been associated with this team.
This is an awesome thing that we've
had, It starts with love because when
all is said and done, everyone needs
to feel loved."
Fowler presented individual
awards and then had one other an-
nouncement to make. He introduced


and.


Ron Panucci as the next CHS wres-
tling coach.
It was then Fowler's turn to be
recognized. The team presented him
with certificates and plaques.
Crestview athletic director Matt
Brunson gave Fowler a plaque on
behalf the school thanking him for
eight years of dedication and service
to the school and the team.
The highlight of the night came
when it was announced the team had
raised $300 for Carrie's Hope, a char-
ity to help children started in Carrie
Fowler's memory.


Golf tips

FROM THE

PRO

A shot that

can bring you

to your knees

Jeff Marks
As told to Randy Dickson
Ask most tour pros,
and they'll tell you the
hardest shot is the 50-
to 60-yard wedge. In
this week's Golf Tips
from the Pro, Heritage
Plantation PGA
teaching pro Jeff Marks
gives some advice on
how to hit the difficult
shot..

I've heard tour pros say
many times the hardest
shot in the bag is the 50- to
60-yard wedge.
For pros, it's kind of
tough because you have to
take a'half swing.With a half
swing, even pros tend to
de-accelerate and not hit the
ball the way they want to.
I like people to accelerate
at all times. So what I like for
people to do is experiment
and find out what club is
going to help you hit that
50-, 60-yard.shot. I can
tell you for somebody like
myself, I hit a lob'wedge
about 85-90 yards.
If I wanted to hit that
60-yard shot but still hit it
with a little bit of"umph," \
I'm going to choke down
on the club. It's a good idea
to go ahead and choke ,.
down about two inches on
whatever club you decide is
going to work best for you.
.What I would suggest
for most people would be
a sand wedge or a pitching
wedge.
Again, I'm going to choke
down about two inches. I'm
going to narrow my stance
a little bit, which promotes
hitting down. Any time
you get narrow, your arch
is going to be much more
definitive (when you are
wide in your stance, it tends
to make your swing more
bowl shape and catch the
.ball a little more shallow).
I'm going to get a little
narrow. I'm going to get
my feet left of target (for a
right-hander) just a little bit.
I'm going to set my
wedge about a degree open
or so, which is going to
promote a very' soft landing.
And it promotes backspin,
believe it or not.The more
open you have the club, th&
more backspin you will have.
I'm going to lean toward
my front side. And the key
to hitting this shot is we
want to feel the hands stay
'in front (of the ball) at all
times. So through impact, we
want to feel the left hand,
for a right-handed golfer,
hitting down on the golf ball
and leading through impact.
A very common problem
is the club beating the hands
through impact. It usually
ends up in a topped shot.
To keep that left hand in
Front of the club head,we
want to feel the right hand
is very soft in the golf swing.
And it's very. important
That we feel like we hit the
shot with the knees and the
rotation of the hips.
Once your legs and hips
stop, your hands tend to
break down and you flip
(your shot).
You hit this shot with
your knees.Your legs lead
the club through impact so
it doesn't flip.

If you have a golf
question for Jeff Marks
e-mail News Bulletin
Sports Editor Randy
Dickson at randyd@
crestviewbulletin.com.
Or you can mail it to
Randy Dickson, 295
W James Lee Blvd.,


Crestview, FL 32536.
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