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GRAND OPENING: Clockwise from top left, a crowd of more than 200 gathered for
the grand opening and dedication of the new Crestview Chamber of Commerce
building on Friday. Norita Davis, widow of Ronnie C. Davis, and her sons look
on as a plaque is unveiled dedicating the new Crestview Chamber of Commerce
as the Ronnie C. Davis Building. Refreshments were served in the spacious and
beautifully decorated conference room during the grand opening on Friday. Former
Crestview Mayor George Whitehurst and his wife Anneal enjoy the view from the
porch of the new Chamber of Commerce building.
S'. KyleWright
SCrestview News Bulletin

E ven the cutting of the ribbon was a team effort..
Current chamber officials, past chamber presi-
dents and prominent donors teamed up to cut the ribbon
Friday during the formal grand opening ceremony for the
new Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce building on
the north side of the city. .
The event was the culmination of a multi-year effort to
create a new chamber facility.


Here is an A-to-Zlook at back at Fri-
day's ceremony:
About 200 Attendance at Friday's
ceremony.
"Building our future" The Chamber
of Commerce's appropriate motto during
the 2008-09 year.
Commerce Drive- The new building
is located at 1447 Commerce Drive.
Davis Stefan Davis spoke on behalf of


the Ronnie C. Davis family, the lead donor
for the new building, during Friday's cer-
emony. "I haven't been to Crestview for a
while, but as I was driving in it's obvious by
the new businesses that are popping up that
this is an area where (growth) is happening
and will continue to happen," he said.
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PROUD TO VOLUNTEER: Scoh
Maynard is on a yearlong
voluntary deployment to Iraq

Crestview native

voluntarily

deployed in

support of troops

Special to the News Bulletin
Most Americans are warming up
to spring and planning summer vaca-
tions with friends and family, but one
local Department of Defense civilian
left his home and family for a yearlong
voluntary deployment to Iraq.
Crestview native and Army and Air
Force Exchange Service (AAFES) as-
sociate Scott Maynard trekked 7,670
miles to man a
Maynard contingency base
completed exchange in sup-
two weeks port of troops
of intensive half a world away.
of intensive This is his third
training and deployment. He
preparation previously went
at AAFES to Haiti and sup-
Headquarters ported Operation
in Dallas and Desert Storm.
the Continental "I deploy to
United States enhance the
Replacement quality of life for
Replacement hose individuals
Center at Fort that are putting
Benning, Ga. their lives on the
line to improve
the quality of life for another nation,"
said Maynard, father of one.
Maynard completed two weeks of
intensive training and preparation at
AAFES Headquarters in Dallas and
the Continental United States (CO-
NUS) Replacement Center at Fort
Benning, Ga. 0
Currently, there are more than
440 volunteer AAFES associates like
Maynard deployed in support of Oper-
ations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom.
"I am really proud of the associates
who are doing a magnificent job in de-
ployed locations around the world,"
said AAFES Commander Maj. Gen.
Keith Thurgood. "Some of them are
working in very austere conditions,
but they are doing tremendous work.
Every associate who deploys is a true
hero in my eyes."
To date, more than 4,000 AAFES ci-
vilians have deployed to provide com-
fort items and necessities in combat
and contingency locations. Service
members depend on the PX/BX facili-
ties these associates support for day-
to-day health and comfort items such
as soap, shampoo, toothpaste, snacks,
beverages and entertainment items.
The merchandise assortment in
the deployed environments typically
includes basic health and hygiene
items and snacks. Over time, that as-
sortment is expanded to other items
needed and requested by troops down-
range. Today, AAFES stocks electron-
ics, magazines, DVDs and even small
appliances at more than 85 PX/BX lo-
cations scattered throughout the con-
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009


Staffing concerns plague NOFD


District says

financial woes

deter applicants


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

The third and appar-
ently ultimate defeat of
the North Okaloosa Fire
District's quest to increase
user fees has had the effect
of deterring potential fire-
fighters from applying to
serve the district, accord-
ing.to the district.
At its March 19 meet-
ing, commissioners voted
to ratify the results of the
election in which 88.94 per-
cent of voters were against
the referendum.
"I'd say we got clob-
bered," observed Board
Chairman Will Reeves
wryly
The district's financial
situation is of sufficient
concern that Board Secre-
tary/Treasurer Julie Slezia


will be meeting with Chief
Ed Cutler to discuss man-
uing options.
"We anticipate some
crew leaving a district that
has said it does not support
them," Slezia said.
Reeves reported two
NOFD firefighters have
taken full time jobs in an-
other district to supple-'
ment their NOFD incomes,
which the district says are
the county's lowest. How-
ever, the men would like to
remain full time at NOFD
as well, essentially working
two full-time jobs.
"They're two of the most
experienced individuals we
have on the force," Reeves
said.
Slezia questioned the
firefighters' loyalties, par-
ticularly if an emergency
situation arose requiring
all staff to report to duty.
"We don't have the luxu-
ry of going out and picking
up experienced firefight-
ers," Cutler said.
"The last hiring we did,
nobody put in an applica-
tion," added Deputy Chief
Danny Worrells.
Slezia's chief concern


was NOFD policy stating
that full-time firefighters
must declare in writing
that NOFD will be their
"recall site" in the event
of an emergency.
Worrells assured the
board there has never
been a mandatory recall
in NOFD history.
"In Ivan, it was volun-
tary," he said.
"I spent 20 years in
one of the most inflexible
organizations there is
the Army but even
then there were exemp-
tions to policy," said com-
missioner Frank Sauls.
S "I say accommodate
them," Sauls said. "I sug-
gest we make an excep-
tion of policy in this in-
stance for a time period
or at the discretion of the
chief."
The board then voted
unanimously to direct
Cutler to temporarily cre-
ate an exemption to the
policy that would be in ef-
fect for a year.

Other business'
Other topics discussed
by the North Okaloosa
Fir6 Districtboard of com-
missioners at the March
19 meeting included:
During his Chief's
Report, Cutler reported
receiving a $29,620 equip-


ment grant. He soon will
submit a grant request to
purchase a badly needed
class A pumper truck.
Critical needs are two
new fire engines and
more manning, the chief
reported.
Because of aging or
broken equipment, NOFD
has had to consolidate
operations at the airport
and John King Road sta-
tions, temporarily shut-
tering two other stations,
the chief reported.
A public referen-
dum passed by voters in
2002 was changed by the
board's attorney at that
time from saying com-
missioners "may" receive
a stipend for their service
to they "shall" receive the
money.
"It sticks in my craw,"
said'Slezia, who received
$500 per month as both
the board's secretary and,
its treasurer.
Board Attorney Toni
Craig advised that it
would take another refer-
endum to change the lan-
guage, but in the mean-
time, "Once it's paid,
there's nothing to stop
you from turning around
and giving it back."
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council meeting


Kyle Wright
Crestview News Bulletin

The rules of bingo got
complicated Monday night
during the Crestview City
Council meeting.
The council unanimous-
ly approved a motion to di-
rect city staff to review the
city's bingo ordinance and
propose changes that could
allow Crestview Bingo to
continue its operations
within city limits.
Local attorney Dixie
Powell and Crestview Bin-
go Operator Philip Masino
said games at Crestview
Bingo, on U.S. Highway 90
on the west side of the city,
netted more than $150,000
for eight local charitable
and service organizations
last year.
"That's a significant
amount of money," Powell'
said. "The problem is, the
business will be closed due
to a private lease arrange-
ment and have to move into
city limits, and the current
ordinance is outdated."
Crestview Bingo says it
would not be able to oper-
ate at the same level under
current city ordinances.
State statutes allow two
bingo sessions per organi-
zation per week but do not
limit the total number of
sessions per facility. Crest-
view ordinances allow two
total bingo sessions per fa-
cility per week.
City Attorney Ben Holley
.concurred that under the
current ordinance, Crest-
view Bingo would not be
able to operate in the same
fashion if it relocated within
city limits. Holley also ques-
tioned whether Crestview
Bingo's operations comply
with state statutes. He not-
ed state statutes require
members of the benefiting
organizations to conduct
the bingo games and ques-
tioned if Crestview Bingo
collects a fair rent value for
the facility.
"There are all kinds of
things not keeping with
what the statute says," Hol-
ley said.
Masinb replied that in-
kind members of the orga-
nizations can run the bingo
games and said the rent
collected also covers full
operation of the building.
About two-thirds of the
30 people at the meeting
represented organizations
that benefit from the bingo
games.


Other business
The bingo discussion
became necessary when
the council unanimously
approved a second read-
ing and adoption of an or-
dinance that annexes 2.58
acres of land west of Mar-
tin Street and between Old
Milligan Road and James
Lee Boulevard, as request-
ed by the Southern Boys
Investment Group. The or-
dinance provides access to
the Southern Boys' planned
development.
Crestview Bingo says it
has been asked to vacate
its current location within
the newly annexed area.
The council unani-
mously approved a motion
to support a proclamation
drafted by the Okalbosa
County Board of County
Commissioners in' support
of the F-35 bed down at Eg-
lin Air Force Base. (See the
full proclamation at www.
crestviewbulletin.com).
The council will.hold
a public meeting and open
house at 4 p.m. April 13 to
consider the Department of
Transportation's State Road
85 Access Management
Plan. A special meeting to
conduct a public hearing on
the plan would take place at
5 p.m. April 27.
The council would not
have authority to defeat
the plan. City Administra-
tive Services Director Mike
Wing said the DOT likely
hopes the council will adopt
a resolution in support of
the plan after hearing pub-
lic input.
The council by a 4-1
vote tabled a discussion to
determine a formal name
for the city's new building
at Old Spanish Trail Parlk
Charles Baugh recom-
mended naming the build-
ing after formal mayor
George Whitehurst and
naming the auditorium in
the building after Preston
Medley, a Baker graduate
who was killed in Afghani-
stan in 2008. Linda Parker
opposed the decision to
table, but noted she did not
oppose honoring Whitehu-
rst or Medley.
The council unani-
mously reappointed Shan-
non Hayes to another term
on the Board of Adjust-
ment.

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Brian Hughes
Arts & Entertainment Editor

After years of playing
strong, fun and even glutton-
ous supporting characters,
local Crestview actors Ashlie
Bolton and Chuck Hewett
have made it to the top.
The stalwarts of the
Florida Chautauqua The-
atre stage are starring in
the company's newest pro-
duction, "Give My Regards
to Broadway," which opens
April.
Part "42nd Street," part
"Yankee Doodle Dandy,"
pait "Bugsy Malone" and all
fun, the musical incorporates
memorable, toe-tapping
tunes by George M. Cohan
and Irving Berlin in a joyous
"let's put on a show" romp.
Hewett plays Broadway
director Dick Foster whose
latest musical is lacking both
financial backing as well as a
suitable leading lady. At least
he has a show space. Or did,
anyway, until mobsters take
it over as a hideout.
Enter Mary, played by the
effervescent Bolton, a fresh


SPECIAL TO THE CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN
GRAND OLD FLAGS: Once again, the Florida Chautauqua
Theatre stage will be filled to overflowing with an
energetic and talented cast of young thespians. This
time they present the music of George M. Cohan and
Irving Berlin in "Give My Regards to Broadway."


new talent just arrived in
New York to seek her fame
on the Great White Way..
ITraditional musical-com-
edy pitfalls occur amidst a
rousing score by two of the
early 20th century's greatest


American composers. And
as always happens, the show
must and will! go on.
Go on it will,, April 2-5,
at the Florida Chautauqua
Theatre, 848 Baldwin Ave. in
DeFmniak Springs.


'Uncentered' art turns out to


be a winner for Crestview teen


Brian Hughes
Arts & Entertainment Editor
The piece may be "Un-
centered" but it was still a
winner for Crestview artist
Aaron Stringfellow.,
Stringfellow, a junior 'in
the Collegiate High School
at Northwest Florida State
College, placed third in the
three-dimensional art cat-.
egory in the annual Arnie
Hart Juried Student Exhi-
bition at Northwest Florida
State College.
The category includes
sculpture and ceramics, as
well as pottery, the medium
Stringfellow used.
"I named it that because
I made it on the wheel and it
came out lumpy and uncen-
tered," he said of his prize-
winning bowl.
Kennesaw State Uni-
versity Professor Emerita
of Art'Barbara J. Swindell
was the judge for this year's
submissions, which also in-
cluded two-dimensional, art
such as paintings, drawings
and photography.
A quartet of honorable
mentions were also earned
by Crestview student'artists
Denielle Bergens-Harmon,
Stephanie Crow, Jessica
Smith and Roxanne Soja.
Stringfellow was pleas-
antly surprised by his win.
"I was really shocked
because I thought the most
I would get was honorable
mention," he said. "They
handed those qut and I
thought, 'Oh well, I guess
I'm not going to get any-
thing.' Then they called my
name and I was really ex-
cited."
After taking piano les-
song and Pottery I, String-


SPECIAL TO THE CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN
CHAMBER SINGERS: The county's premiere choral music group, the Okaloosa
Chamber Singers, led by Crestview's Dr. Marilyn Overturf (center front), at their
Christmas concert. Their spring concert this weekend is a celebration of love.


Okaloosa Chamber Singers


spring concert is 'All About Love'


Brian Hughes
Arts & Entertainment Editor

Okaloosa Chamber Sing-
ers director Dr. Marilyn
Overturf is a wee bit ex-
hausted.
"We had rehearsals Sun-
day and Tuesday and then
we have concerts Friday
and Sunday" she said.
The county's premier vo-
cal ensemble has been pre-
paring a special program
about love.
"Well, it's all about love.,
Love of God, human love,
and love of country," said
Overturf.
In a departure from the
ensemble's usual focus on
classical and ecclesiastic
works, the OCS will present
a "pops" concert of sorts, in-
cluding pieces by the Gersh-
wins, Stephen Foster, Cole
Porter, as well as beloved
Irving Berlin patriotic num-
bers.
.Among other works,
Crestview music instructor


Keitha Bledsoe will accom-
pany the Gershwin songs
and play for a patriotic med-
ley based on '"America the
Beautiful."
Crestview High, School
choralinstructor Kevin Lusk
will solo on the Gershwin fa-
vorite "I Got Rhythm."
Jake Goodson from Holt
will perform banjo for Ste-
phen Foster's "Nellie Bly"
Luskwilljoin a quartet in-
cluding Nicole Wright, long-
time OCS member Mary
Ann Friedman and Richard
Montague in the fun Ger-
shwin tune, "Let's Call the
Whole Thing Off" made fa-
mous by Fred Astaire.
"It's really cute," said
Overturf. "We don't usually
get this jazzy The quartets
enjoying it, just feeding off
each other."
The Vivace String Quar-
tet, composed of students
from the Northwest Florida
Youth Symphony, will ac-
company the singers on
George Telemann setting of


"Psalm 117."
"These are all high school
students," Overturf said. "As
a part of our mission we like
to showcase outstanding tal-
ent in the community, par-
ticularly our youth."
Of course concert goers
will get to enjoy the entire
choir including their rendi-
tion of theGeir'shwinfavorite,
"They Can't Take That Away
From Me." Porter's rousing
"Anything Goes" will wind
up the performance.

"All About Love"
Okaloosa Chamber
Singers Spring Concert
* Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the
First Presbyterian Church,
1200 East Johnsons Pkwy.
in Niceville; Sunday, 6 p.mn.
at Destin United Method-
ist Church at 200 Beach
Drive. Admission is by do-
nation. For more informa-,
'tion, call 682-9651, or visit
www.okaloosachambers-
ingers.org.


,SPECIAL TO THE CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN
WINNING ART:'Aaron'Stringfellow's prize-winning
pottery, "Uncentered," is on exhibit at the Mattie
Kelly Arts center galleries.


fellow has taken to
the arts.
h"I wanted to, be
a doctor until I took
Pottery II and now
I'm not so sure," he
said, ,
I He has signed Aa
up for a drawing Strin
course next semes-
ter. '
Jean Hart, wife of the
college's late .art instructor
Arnie Hart, provided a gift
to help fund the exhibition
and awards, according to a
press release from the col-
lege.
Stringfellow's works will
be on exhibit at the county-
wide art show'as well as the
Baytowne Arts festival on
Mother's Day.


His "Uncen-
tered" and the four
Crestview honor-
able mention win-
ners' works are
among the pieces
in the student ex-'
hibition on display
fellow through April 19 in
llow the McIlroy Gallery
of the Mattie Kelly
Arts Center on the Niceville
campus.
Gallery hours are Mon-
days, to Thursdays, 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 4
p.m; The galleries will be
closed March 30 through
April 5 for spring break.
*For more information,
call (850) 729-6044 or visit
www.mattiekellyartscenter.
org.


Commission looks for new


solutions to ongoing issues


District 3 Commissioner
Bill Roberts provided this
update from Tuesday's
meeting of the Okaloosa
County Board of County
Commissioners:
Items discussed were:
1. We asked staff to bring
back estimates on cost for,
-bringing the Shalimar court-
house annex up to ADA re-
quirements since the new
courthouse annex proposal
was voted down. We also
asked staff to look at other
solutions and cost figures for
solving the long-term needs
of our judicial system in the
county.
2. We approved a citizens
petition to remove the speed
humps on Beacon's Bend


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how we can have a
more transparent
look at some of the Bill R
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ficers' budgets we
currently are re-
stricted from doing by state
guidelines.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009


Baker students staying busy during spring


Principal Tom Shipp
provided this update from
Baker School.
Baker School is prob-
ably just like every other
school in Okaloosa County
right now, trying to keep
students (and staff) fo-
cused during the week
following FCAT and the
time preceding spring
break. We still have a lot
of instruction to accom-
plish this school year, with
one-quarter of the year
still ahead of us' We are
especially proud of how
hard our students and
staff worked leading up to
FCAT and are confident
that they will work equally
hard the remainder of the
year.
Spring is one of our
busiest times for everyone.


Between spring sports,
band contests, chorus con-
tests, Odyssey of the Mind,
JROTC competitions and
other activities, well over
half of our 6-12 students
are involved.in some type
of school activity on al-
most a daily basis. One of
our Odyssey of the Mind
teams will be participating
in state competition in Or-
lando during spring break.
We were also happy to join
with the local Kiwanis Club
and member Bob Allen on
March 18 to recognize doz-
ens of middle school stu-
dents who had brought up
grades (BUGS). We appre-
ciate the way our comnmu-
nity supports all our efforts
here at Baker School.
Congratulations to
both our girls and boys


I FROM THE
PRINCIPAL'S

OFFICE

basketball teams for mak-
ing the playoffs this year,
with the boys winning dis-
trict outright and winning
the first round of regional
play. Congratulations are
also in order for female
weightlifters Naomi Lang-
ley and Miranda God-
win for representing our
school at the state compe-
tition last month.
We are especially
proud of the progress we
have made on our play-
ground improvement
project. Funds have been
limited, but virtually ev-


eryone has pitched in to
make improvements pos-
sible. With everyone's
help, we have been able
to make more than $50,000
worth of improvements for
less than half that amount.
We recently were able to
complete the padded sur-
face on our main gym set
(See photo online). We
would like to express our
appreciation to our Baker
PRIDE leadership class,
all parents and staff mem-
bers who participated in
our spruce up day, assis-
tant superintendent Rod-
ney Nobles and the Oka-
loosa County Parks and
Recreation crew. A spe-
cial thanks goes to school
board member Cathy
Thigpen for her never-
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READER LEADERS


Okaloosa County
School District
Five north Okaloosa
County teachers have
reached the highest level
of professionalism in their
field.
After an exhaustive ex-
amination of their teaching
philosophy and lesson de-
livery, the teachers earned
their National Board for
Professional Teaching
Standards certification in
their fields.
In a recent ceremony in
the Niceville High School
cafeteria, Superintendent
Alexis Tibbetts gave each
teacher a National Board
pin and a framed certifica-
tion of appreciation.
The latest group brings
the total number of Board
certified teachers current-
ly teaching in the Okaloosa
County School, District to
118.
Putting together a Na-
tional Board for Profes-
sional Teaching Standards
portfolio, which includes
a video of the teacher in
action, lesson plans and
teaching materials, stu-
dent work and self-analy-
sis, can take up to three
years. Teachers must also


NORTH COUNTY
HONOREES
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(Reading-Language
Arts/Early and
Middle Childhood)
Linda Dukes,
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(Exceptional ,
Needs Specialist/
Childhood-Adult) ,
Ulaunda
Nunn, Bob Sikes
Elementary
(Generalist/ Middle
Childhood)
Elizabeth
Pizzotti, Baker
School (Reading-
Language Arts/
Early and Middle
Childhood)
*.Marcela
Wesolowski,
Antioch Elementary
(Generalist/Early
Childhood)

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their subject area and
ability to apply it in
classroom.


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Okaloosa County School District's Team of the Year. Superintendent Alexis Tibbetts presented the
award during a recent faculty meeting. Team members are Kelly Hayes, Sharon Steen, Ella Shaw, Julie
Boretsky, Rhonda Day and Kim Hughson. Tibbetts and CHS Principal Ed Coleman are pictured with the
team. The team consisted of one person from each school department, including the media specialist
and literacy coach. The group was tasked with deciding what teachers could do to enhance success in
every class. The team recommended the implementation of tutors in reading classes and small group
instruction. They believe the results helped Crestview High School earn its recent "A" rating by the
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HUBB, UB
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: This unsigned letter from "City Taxpay-
er" was submitted to the News Bulletin and desig-
nated for the "Hubbub" section:
Mr. Editor,
You don't seem to notice that you are providing free
advertising. If the' attorney in, the attorney section was
just talking legal stuff that would be one thing. But
now he is an expert in telling us how to vote. I live in
the city. He does not, and yet you let him tell me how
to vote and for free! Is this the Legal Section or
the Political Section. .
I have an idea. Why not give that space (free ad-
vertising) for non-profit organizations each and every
week. That is done on radio for public announce-
ments, community events, etc. That way your paper
would be doing a community service not free adver-
tising.
If you do not want to do that then maybe you would
ask other local attorneys to participate in the "attor-
ney section." We actually have some who have been
practicing law for more than a year.
(You probably won't print this in the paper because
it would reveal to all readers that you provide free
space for private business purposes. Do editors take
ethics courses?)
Response from News Bulletin Editor Kyle Wright:
As previously stated, any person at any time is wel-
come to submit opinion pieces related to north Oka-
loosa County news. As also previously stated, no one
was "asked" to write anything related to the recent
local elections for our opinion page. We do provide
space (free advertising) for non-profit organizations
each and every week (actually, twice a week) in
"What's Happening" section: 'This week, it is on page
B6.

Topic- Duke Field runway gets a makeover
They are supposed to be building housing quarters,
shopping facilities, etc. all around Duke Field. I don't
think this housing area could even come close to ac-
commodating all of the troops arid their families. We
are going to see tremendous growth, especially in
Crestview. The increase in population will also stimu-
late the local businesses. Of course, the traffic conges-
tion will be the downside.
S,
I wonder if they will also create a shortcut road
through the reservation for military members to drive
(on) to perhaps help alleviate traffic for civilians?

Topic: Citizens Against More Taxes committee
to host "Tea Party" on April 15, asking people "to
come and let your elected officials know that you
are tired of the waste and abuse at all levels of our
government."
If you care and have the time, come to the gather-
ing at the Veterans Memorial in front of the court-
house on April 15 at 4 p.m. We'll let the elected poli-
ticians know we are watching what they do. Have
a glass of tea on our committee. We won't have big
speeches but we would welcome your ideas on how to
curtail government spending, We can't do much about
the mess in Washington, but we can certainly influ-
ence the local situation.

Topic: Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce
celebrates grand opening of new building
It should have been called a "grand" opening be-
cause of how much was spent.

Want to add to the Hubbub? Send your thoughts
on any north Okaloosa County news topic to kylew@
crestviewbulletin.com, or post your thoughts at www.
crestviewbulletin.com.

Profundity


Brian Hughes
Crestview News Bulletin

"He who dies of a surfeit is as dead
S as he who starves."

JAMES THURBER
(1894-1961)
American humorist, author and cartoonist, in
'The Lion and the Lizard"

C R E S T-V I E W



News Bulletin
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Crestview, FL 32536
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Publisher
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KYLE WRIGHT
Editor
682-6524
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The Crestview News Bulletin is dedicated to provide
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
Freedom Communications Inc. publication, is the vitality
of a philosophy that promotes freedom and individual rights
for all.
2009 by the Crestview News Bulletin. All rights re-
served. No portion of the Crestview News Bulletin, includ-
ing articles, advertising and artwork may be reproduced in
whole or part without the permission of the publisher.


PASSING SHOTS


We're playing the percentages


Believe it or not, I appreciate
any criticism that comes my way.
I would much rather have you
tell me what you do not like about
the Crestview News Bulletin and
giving us a chance to make im-
provements rather than you spar-
ing my feelings and not telling us
why you halted your subscription or
your advertising.
Two people took the time to
provide some specific feedback on
my "No one left to cover Crestview"
column in the March 11 edition of
the Crestview News Bulletin.
Neither person liked the column,
which is fine.
One of the reasons given for not
liking the column, if correct, would
not have .been fine.
Both writers implied the Crest-
view News Bulletin does not pro-
vide enough coverage of Crestview
and instead focuses, on the outlying
areas.
I did a bit of research to see just
what we've been covering.
Our Web site, www.crestview-


.bulletin.com, has
most of our stories
from the past year
or so, about when I
rejoined the news-
paper.
I did a site search
SI T for all of the stories
KYLE WRIGHT with "Crestview," all
(850) 682-6524 of the stories with
"Baker," all of the
stories with "Milligan," and so on.
Here's how the story numbers
broke down at noon on March 18.
(The actual numbers change by the
minute) ,
10,200 stories about Crestview
(79 percent)
1,567 stories about Baker, in-
cluding stories about Milligan and
Blackman (12 percent)
914 stories about Laurel Hill,,
including stories about Dorcas (7
percent)
198 stories about Holt (2 per-
cent)
To see how those story break-
downs compared to the actual


populations of the communities, I
looked up the populations for the
corresponding ZIP codes on www.
city-data.com.
Here's how the area population
breaks down
43,557 people in the two Crest-
view ZIP codes (79 percent)
4,885 people in the Baker ZIP
code (9 percent)
3,734 people in the Laurel Hill
ZIP code (7 percent)
2,661 people in the Holt ZIP
code (5 percent)
I'm not claiming our story cov-
erage breakdown is as precise as
these numbers indicate. You can
get different percentages both ways
every hour. I will claim our story
coverage breakdown is pretty close
to what it should be.
We're just playing the percentages.

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.


Guiest COMMENTARY



Superintendent: School


district faces sharp budget cuts


Okaloosa County
School District Super-
intendent of Schools Dr.
Alexis Tibbetts posted this
message on the school
district's Web site
During the school dis-
trict's fiscal challenges,
we will do our best to
maintain high perform-
ing schools by continu-
ing our work in closing
'the achievement gap,
emphasizing early child
education, supporting'
struggling readers and
.expanding math, science
and technology programs.
All employees are
working hard to ensure
that students feel the
least possible impact of
these budget cuts. Dur-
ing these difficult times,
as the economy weakens
and revenue decreases,
we must look for ways
to balance our budget
and attempt to con-
tinue to provide the best
education possible for all
learners. The economic
situation.may get worse
before it gets better, but
we must maintain our
academic focus and not
eliminate programs that
are critical to student
success. It is extremely
difficult for educators,
School Board members,


and administrators to cut
programs that they have
worked hard to build, but
cuts must be made. These
decisions will be made
with input from citizens,
teachers, administrators,
parents, and students.
While any cuts'are
harmful, it must remain
our mission to ensure that
all students have an equal
opportunity to succeed
at school. This comes
through high quality
teaching, parent involve-
ment, enhanced instruc-
tion with professional
development and hard
work from the students.
Despite a troubled econ-
omy, we must prepare all
students to be productive
contributors in the 21st
century.
Budget projections
from t>. state for the 2009-
2010 school year are still
unknown. Without revenue
enhancement, the antici-
pated reductions to educa-
tion funding could reach
as high as 18 percent.
Revenue collections in the
state of Florida decline
daily The state's General
Revenue Estimating Con-
ference was scheduled
for March 13. This will es-
tablish the budget figures
from which the 2009-2010


General Appropriations
Act will be developed. At
this time, few details are
known about the impact
the federal economic stim-
ulus plan will have on the
budget. At best, the plan
will provide some relief,
but will in no way fill the,
hole created by the cur-
rent downturn in Florida's
economy.
We ask for your pa-
tience during this budget
process. We will update
you often as the budget
becomes more defined
during this Legislative
Session. If you have sug-
gestions, you are welcome
to e-mail me. As with
most things, the devil
is in the details. Some
cost-saving measures
suggested could require
union negotiations or
statutory change. We will
consider everything you
suggest, but some cre-
ative ideas are.not within
our purview. Most impor-
tantly, we will keep our
focus on our mission of
doing everything we can
to provide the best educa-
tion possible for Okaloosa
children.
Thank you.
Alexis. Tibbetts, Ed. D.
Superintendent of
Schools


WHAT HAS BEEN
DONE SO FAR?
*The current cuts
come on the heels of
last year's budget cuts,
which had a significant
impact on every school
in our county.
Since the 2007-
08 school year, the
Okaloosq County School
District has already cut
approximately $24
million in spending
Here are some of the
ways the district and the
schools have cut costs:
Restructured and
downsized the school-
district office;
Closed two
elementary-schools;
Closed the Central
Kitchen;
Re-routed buses
and consolidated stops;
Implemented an
Energy-Management
Plan;
Greatly reduced
overtime;
Reduced travel;
Reduced the total
number of personnel;
I* Reduced the
number of electives.


Letter to the EDITOR

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009


News BRIEFS


OCSO closes
local meth lab
The Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office has arrested
two Crestview residents in
connection with an alleged
clandestine methamphet-
amine laboratory being op-
erated out of their trailer at
the Roberts Mobile Home
Park, 1649 James Lee Bou-
levard, Lot #2.
Michael Will Batson, 32,
is charged with trafficking
in methamphetamine in
excess of 28 grams, con-
spiracy to traffic in meth-
amphetamine, and child
endangerment without
great bodily harm, accord-,
jng to a sheriff's office
press release.
Patricia Christina Bass,
26, is charged with posses-
sion of methamphetamine
and child endangerment
without great bodily harm..
Investigators' received
information Mar. 17 that
methamphetamine was be-
ing manufactured inside the
trailer. The sheriff's office
was able to establish prob-
able ,cause arnd a search
warrant was executed later
in the day by the Okaloosa
County Multi-Agency Drug


METH INGREDIENTS:
These materials were
found at a'suspected
methamphetamine
laboratory operated at
the Roberts Mobile Home
Park, 1649 James Lee
Boulevard, Lot #2.

Task Fbrce.
Crestview News Bul-
letin

Investigation yields
arrest in drug case
Abraham Alvarez, 32, of
207 S. Brett St. in Crestview,
was arrested in connection
with a drug investigation
this past week, accordingto
an Okaloosa County Sher-
iff's Office press release.
On March 18, the Oka-


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SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN
COCAINE BUST: The
Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office says these
bags of cocaine were
found with Abraham
Alvarez of Crestview
and Gabriel Beltran of
DeFuniak Springs..

loosa County Multi-Agency
Drug Task Force, agents
of the Drug Enforcement
Administration, Florida
Department of Law En-
forcement, and Okaloosa
'deputies received informa-
tion that Alvarez and Ga-
briel Beltran were in Oka-
loosa County with multiple
kilos of cocaine. During the
course of their investiga-
tion, Police K-9 "Septon"
alerted on the suspect's
vehicle and an attached


vehicle tow dolly during
a walkaround. A search
turned up four kilograms
of suspected cocaine from
the tow dolly. Investigators
say their investigation de-
termined the pair had pre-
viously delivered similar
large amounts/of cocaine to
Okaloosa County on several
occasions in the past.
Alvarez and Beltran, 39,
of Defuniak Springs, are
both charged with traffick-
ing in cocaine in excess of
400 grams and conspiracy
to traffic in cocaine.
Crestview News Bul-
letin

Baker man injured
in ATV rollover
A 54-year-old Baker
man was seriously injured
Sunday evening in a crash
on Steele Road.
William B. Nichols
was driving eastbound
on Steele Road when, for
unknown reasons, he lost
control of his 1996 Honda
ATV .
The vehicle rolled sev-
eral times, ejecting Nich-
ols.
He was taken by Gulf


Flight to Sacred Heart
Hospital in Pensacola.
Wendy Victora /
Florida Freedom News-
papers

Tax collector: No
more bonuses
Okaloosa County Tax
Collector Chris Hughes
said Thursday he'll stop
paying bonuses to his em-
ployees.
With his office under its
annual audit and county of-
ficials looking closely at his
incentive program, Hughes
invited county, taxpayers to
"make your own informed
decision as to how this of-
fice handles your hard-
earned dollar."
"I intend to do any-
thing and everything I
can to maintain the trust
the voters have placed in
me and my office, begin-
ning with the elimination
of extra compensation
pay not tied to Depart-
ment of Revenue Certi-
fications," Hughes wrote
in a "letter to the public"
.sent Thursday.
He's spent much of last
week defending the pay-
ments, saying he's run the


office much like a private
business.
The previous week,
Okaloosa County commis-
sioners learned the size
of Hughes' .bonus plan -
$692,000 paid to key office
employees over the last
three years with no over-
sight. The money wasn't in
Hughes' budget submitted
to the state.
Andrew Gant / Flori-
da Freedom Newspapers

No easy answers for
Okaloosa schools
What is promising to
be a long budget process
for the Okaloosa County
School District is well un-
der way after a residents'
panel on Thursday nar-
rowed.a list of 43 potential
spending cuts.
Six possible cuts were
stricken from the list of
recommendations to the
School Board. Many of the
items discussed as poten-
tial areas of savings must
be negotiated with the
.Okaloosa County Educa-
tion Association.
Kelli Hernandez /
Florida Freedom Newspa-
pers


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smaller of the new building's
two conference rooms is ,
named for Craig Shaw of
Shaw Moving and Storage.
Farmers Street The
new chamber building is
located at the intersection of
Commerce Drive and Farm-
ers Street
Groundbreaking
Chamber Vice President
of Capital Improvements
Craig Shaw recalled the
2005 groundbreaking for a
planned expansion of the
original chamber building
and discussed the reason for
the decision to build a brand
new facility- "(Chamber
executive director) Wayne
Harris and I were driving
around one afternoon and
ended up parked out here on
this parking lot talking about
the future of the chamber
and happened to pointover
at this corner and said this
would be a good place. If we
could work out the details,
that would be a good place
to build a new building.
From that afternoon, we
began to move in that direc-
'tion, from renovation to
brand new."


Half The former
chamber building on Main
Street in downtown Crest-
view was less than half the
size of the new building. "We
significantly outgrew.it,"
Harris said.
"I present to you the ded-
ication and grand opening of
the Crestview Area Cham-
ber of Commerce Ronnie C.
Davis building." -Harris'
formal dedication of the new
building.
Jones Chamber Presi-
dent-Elect Bob Jones, the
principal-at Richbourg Mid-
dle School, said, "The new
chamber is what Crestview
needs now" after his first
look at the building earlier
this month.
Kitchen The kitchen
in the new facility is named
for Betty and Frank Brooks.
'Ly' --The suffix you
can add to many words to
describe the new building's
d6cor. "Classily" decorated
and "invitingly" decorated
are two words that came to
mind for Harris.
Master Conference
Room The larger of the
new building's two confer-


ence rooms is named for
Robert Cadenhead and Ca-
denhead Development Inc.
Norita Davis Ronnie
C. Davis' widow, who helped
cut the ribbon during Fri-
day's ceremony.
One-hundred and fifty-
thousand dollars The
amount donated to the
chamber's building fund in
2005 by the Ronnie C. Davis
family in 2005.
Pad size The total
pad size for the new cham-
ber building, including
the outdoor porch area, is
5,100 square.feet. The new:
building is 4,800 square feet
under roof.
Quintet A group .


of five, such as the five
persons and groups that
made up Friday's opening.
ceremony. Chamber Presi-
dent Pat Dingess offered
the opening remarks. Jason
Green of Airport Road
church of Christdelivered
the invocation. The 96th Air,
Base Wing Color Guard
presented the colors. Mike
Roy led the pledge of al-
legiance. Capt..Edward
Torres sang the national
anthem.
Ronnie C. Davis Build-
ing The formal name of
the new chamber building.
Small Business Devel-
opment Center Space
has been provided for


SBDC programs in the new
building.
Twentieth As in Feb.
20, the date the chamber
staff was able to move in to
the new building.
University of West Flor-
ida Space has been pro-
vided for UWF programs in
the new building.
Vision -"A new build-
ing like this just doesn't
happen. It starts with a
vision," Dingess said at the
beginning of her welcoming
remarks:
Wow The reaction
Harris says you'll get when
you walk into the new build-
ing. "You walk in and you
say, 'wow,'"'he said.


X The shape a pair
of scissors makes when
about to cut a ribbon. Past
chamber presidents Tim
Bryant, Foy Shaw, Dan
Bowers Jr., Craig Shaw and
Mike Roy joined Dingess in
formally cutting the ribbon
at Friday's ceremony
CitY of Crestview The
chamber thanked the city
for the help it provided dur-
ing the building process.
Zero The mortgage
on the new building. The
project will be completely
paid for thanks to the
generosity of a long list of
donors.
See more photos at www.
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of possession of less than
2,0 grams of .cannabis. *
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original charge of worth-
less checks. ANTHONY
JEROME TAYLOR, 21,
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without giving information
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and driving while license
suspended or revoked, first
offense. JOHN EARL
LEMON, 44, was charged
with trespassing (federal
public housing). ROBERT
C. GARRETT SR., 56, of 1004
Birch River Ave., Crestview,
was charged with battery
- touch or strike (domestic
violence).
2/26:ROBERTCHARLES
GARRETT, 30, of 4548 Wolf
Track Ridge Road, Crest-
view, was charged with driv-
ing while license suspended
or revoked, first offense.
KENNETH TYREASE
SINGLETARY, 28, of 111
Grimes Ave., Crestview, was
charged with damage to
property (criminal mischief)
and trespassing (failure to
leave property).

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DAVID JEREMY
PRUE,. wanted for violation
of probation on the original
charges of resisting arrest
without violence, battery,
driving with a suspended
or revoked license, and pos-
session of paraphernalia.
Prue, 38, is a white male
with brown hair and hazel
eyes, .five feet nine inches
tall and 140 pounds. Prue's
last known address was on
in Laurel Hill.
MASON GARRETTE
MARTIN is wanted for fail-
ure to appear on the original
charge of battery. Martin, 26,
is a white male with black
hair and brown eyes, five
feet ten inches tall and 180
pounds. Martin's last known
address was in Navarre.
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WednesdayMarch 25. 2009


Section


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News

& NOTES

SCHEDULE
Today
High school tennis
Pine Forest at Crestview,
3:30 p.m.
Middle school baseball
Lewis at Richbourg, 3:30 p.m.
Ruckel at Davidson, 3:30 p.m.
Middle school softball-
Lewis at Richbourg, 3:30 p.m.
Ruckel at Davidson, 3:30 p.m.
Middle school track
Bruner, Lewis at Richbourg
Davidson, Ruckel at Destin
Thursday
High school baseball
Powerade Classic,
Northview vs. Crestview, at
CHS, 4:30 p.m.
Powerade Classic, Heritage
vs. Crestview, at CHS, 7 p.m.
Florala at Laurel Hill,JV 4
p.m./V 6 p.m.

High school softball
Pine Forest at Crestview,JV
4 p.m./V 6 p.m.
Laurel Hill at Rocky Bayou,
3:30 p.m.
Middle school golf
Davidson at Jackson, 2 p.m. 4
Meigs at Richbourg, 3 p.m.
Middle school tennis
Destin at Davidson, 4 p.m.
Richbourg at St Mar's, 3 p.m.
Friday
High school baseball
Powerade Classic,
Crestview TBA
Baker at Ponce de Leon,
6:30 p.m.
High school softball
Baker at Crestview,JV 4
p.m./V 6 p.m.

BRIEFS
Korean Martial Arts
The Gordon Martial Arts
Family Center will host the
third annual Korean Martial
Arts Festival April 17-19.
The festival will include
workshops and seminars
,dealing with Korean stylists.
Pre-registration is $85
through March 31 and $99 after.
For more information,
call 682-0720 or visit www.
GordonMartialArts.com.
5K Run for a Cause
The Mosaic Church of
Crestview will sponsor the
inaugural Run for a Cause on
April 18 at the Old Spanish
Trail Park in Crestview.There
also will be one-mile fun run
for the kids.
The 5K.starts at 8:30 a.m.
and the fun run at 9:30 a.m.
Proceeds will benefit the
Crestview Pregnancy Center
and help build a well in Mali,
Africa.,
Cost of the 5K is $15
before April I with a $20 late
fee.The fun run fee is $ 10.
For more information,
e-mail Kinetta Johnson at
kinetta@mosaiccrestview.com
American Heart
Association golf tourney
Okaloosa Public Works
employees are sponsoring
a four-person scramble
fundraiser for the American
Heart Association on April 10.
Teams will tee off at
12:30 p.m.
Cost of $55 per team
member ($45 for Foxwood
CC members) includes green
and cart fees and great food.
Teams will be flighted A, B
or C according to handicaps.
There will also be a 50/50
raffle and an auction to
benefit the AHA.
Deadline for registration is
April. 3 -
For more information
contact Cindy Halsey at
651-7394 or B.J.Thomhave at
682-2012.
BAYA Fun Day
The annual Baker Area
Youth Association (BAYA) Fun
Day will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
May 2 at the BAYA ball fields.
The day will include games,
food, raffles, water slide,
obstacle course, SpongeBob
moonwalk and much more.

See NOTES B3


CLASSIC





ENDING

Local Emerald Coast
Tour event ends in a tie
Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin

LAUREL HILL Gary Rusnak made
up a one-shot deficit on Jason Dil-
lard on Friday to claim a share of
the tournament title at the Heri-
tage Plantation Classic as part of
the Emerald Coast Golf Tour. ,
Dillard shot a 68-71-139 and
Rusnak a 69-70-139. The pair split
first- and second-
place money, taking
home $1,500' each. "
There also was
a tie for third and __
fourth place. Nick
Rousby and Kyle
Sapp each shot a 142
.to earn $700 apiece.
"It feels good,"
Dillard said of being
.co-champion. "The
golf course is great
to be so new and ev-
erything. I was really
surprised by what I
saw when I got here. RANDY DICKS
"I didn't know
what to expect of the course. Over-
all, the greens were good and the
fairways were good, so I would
definitely come back and play it
again."
Tour director Geno Celano said
he wasn't surprised to see Rusnak
and Dillard atop the leader board at
the end of the tournament..
"There's no question that they
are both accomplished players
and they are steady," Celano said.
"You figure at the end of the round
they are going to be there, and they


ON I CrestviewNews Bulletin


ABOVE: Gary Rusnak tied for first place in the
Emerald Coast Golf Tour Heritage Plantation
Classic last week. Rusnak said he is keeping
his game sharp so he can join the Seniors
Tour when he turns 50. At left, from left are co-
champion Gary Rusnak, Emerald Coast Golf
Tour Director Geno Celano, co-champion Jason
Dillard and Heritage Plantation PGA pro Jeff
Marks.


were.
"By splitting (the champion-
ship), they both go home winners,
which they are. And one guy doesn't
go home disappointed when they
both had great tournaments. Both
are champions, and we will put it
on all our promotional stuff for the
'Heritage Plantation Classic next
year."
Heritage Plantation Director of
Golf Jeff Marks said he was happy
with the tournament. '
"It was a real successful event,"


he said. "We had a couple of gentle-
men in Gary Rusnak and Ben Bates
that have had quite a bit of PGA
Tour experience.
"Definitely, if you area fan and
you were out here, it was a treat be-
cause it was almost like a mini-tour
event."
Fourteen players completed
both days of the tournament.
Celano said the better-estab-
lished Emerald Coast tournaments

See CLASSIC B2


Pros tour Plantation


ANN SPANN I Crestview News Bulletin
WORKING HIS WAY BACK: Ben Bates
took part in the Emerald Coast
Golf Tour Heritage Plantation
Classic last week. Bates has
played in 121 PGA Tour events.


Randy Dickson
Crestview News Bulletin

LAUREL HILL Gary Rusnak and
Ben Bates know what it is to hear
the cheering galleries of a big
PGA Tour golf tournament.
Both golfers have spent the
better part of their lives chasing
the dream of fame and fortune on
the links, so it might have been
a surprise to some to see their
names on the leaderboard at the
Heritage Classic of the Emerald
Coast Golf Tour.
Rusnak, who now lives in Des-
tin, spent several years on the
Asian tour, where he was a top
draw.
Bates, a Pace native, has
bounced back and fourth between
the PGA and Nationwide tours
for the better part of the last 20
years.


Bates often plays the Emerald
Coast Tour to prepare himself for
bigger events. *
"I have some tournaments
coming up on the Nationwide
Tour, and I needed some competi-
tion," he said. "I hadn't played in,
about four months competitively. I
have a little rust on the old sticks,
especially on my putter.
,"I figured this would be a good
opportunity to get in some good
competition and maybe get my
game in shape to do .good on the
'Nationwide Tour this year."
The layout at Heritage Planta-
tion and the Heritage Classic was
a perfect challenge for Bates as
he readies himself for the Nation-
wide events.
"If you step to the back tees, it
has a long course," he said. "It's
a great course. They could host a
See PROS B3


Teens: Enjoy spring break without drinking


I don't have to tell parents or
students spring break starts when
school gets out Friday.
It's time for a week of fun in
the sun and getting away from the
books before the stretch
run of the school year.
I hope all of our young
people, athletes and non-
athletes alike, will use
some common sense while
enjoying their break.
I've had to write too
many columns about kids NORT
who lost their lives in the ZC
last few months, as have Randy
my friends at our Florida Freedom
sister newspaper, the Northwest
Florida Daily News.
One common factor in some of
the deaths one that could easily
be avoided is the use of alcohol.
Maybe it's not my place to lec-
ture young people on the consump-
tion of alcohol. Perhaps that's a job
left to parents and teachers.
That said, I'm writing this
because I care about our young
people. If one kid thinks about not
getting in the car with a friend who
is driving after having too much
to drink, then I've accomplished


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Di


something that might save a life.
I might not be the person to lec-
ture on the evils of alcohol because
I have never knowingly tasted as
much as a beer.
By the same token, that
admission might make me
the best person to lecture
on the evils of alcohol.
I know what it's like
not to be included with the
"cool" group because I don't
drink. I know how painful it
END cah be to feel left out when
IE all you want to do is fit in,
ckson but any so-called friend who
wants you to drink to prove you
belong isn't much of a friend.
I know that fora teenager read-
ing this column, drinking any alco-
holic beverage is against the law.
I don't have the statistics in
front of me. If I did, they are sta-
tistics every kid has heard before.
Those statistics would indicate
drinking increases the probability
of having an accident.
I also know nobody ever be-
came an alcoholic without taking a
first drink. And nobody who takes
that first drink can be certain they
won't become an alcoholic.


There is so much of life that
can be enjoyed without being high
or drunk. And for the shy kid who
feels he or she needs a little cour-
age in a bottle, that's not really
courage at all.
A serious athlete wants to take
care of his or her body. Drinking
isn't the best way to keep yourself
at the peak of physical condition.
And whether you want to ad-
mit it or not, when you decide to
become a high school athlete, you
assume the position of role model.
Believe it or not, there is a kid in
elementary school who watches
your every move. So yes, you are
that role model.
In the end, drinking alcohol is
an adult decision. Whether you
or someone else is harmed by
your actions, there are still adult
consequences that go along with
drinking.
Believe me, you'll be grown
quick enough. In the meantime,
enjoy your spring breakby keeping
it sober and safe.

Post your thoughts on Randy's
column by posting at note at
www.crestviewbulletin.com.


BASEBALL
Crestview 8, Chipley 5
Sam Bass allowed just
two hits over six innings and
struck out nine while David
Pyle scored a pair of runs as
Crestview snapped a seven-
game skid March 17. *
Cameron Miller came
through with a two-run single.
Josh Edwards helped with an
RBI double.
Cr 003 100 4 8
Ch 500 000 0 5
WP Bass.
Baker 5, Christ
Presbyterian (Tenn.) 2
Colton Henry drove in one
and scored another as Baker
rode a four-run fifth inning to a
win March 17.
Josh Yost went I -for-2 with
a run scored.
CP 0 II 000 2
Ba 000 14x 5
WP: Ben Wood.

Laurel Hill 10,
Poplar Springs 0
Ethan Jackson went 3-for-3
with a home run and three
RBIs and Dalton Gordon went
3-for-3 with two runs scored
and one RBI on March 17.
PS 000 00-0
LH 45001 -10
WP:Jackson

Baker 10,
Vernon 0
Will Locke struck out 10
in a complete-game shutout
Thursday. Cameron Davis went
2-for-4 to lead the Gators
(7-4, 3-1), who scored six in the
fourth inning.
B002611-10
V 000 000 -0
WP:Will Locke

Fort Walton Beach 3,
Crestview 2
Crestview had a runner
90 feet from the plate with
two outs in the bottom of the
seventh Friday, but a ground-
out ended the game.
"You've got to come up
with two-out RBI hits, and
you've got to get runners in
scoring position," Bulldogs
coach Tim Gillis said.
FWB 100 200 0 3
CHS 010 010 0 2
LP: David Pyle

Freeport 9, Baker 2
Baker coach GaryTaylor
- was frustrated with the
Gators for getting out of their
offensive game Friday.
"We got out trying tb do
something we are not used to
doing and that's trying to drive
the ball deep instead of getting
base hits," he said.

SOFTBALL
Escambia 15,
Crestview 0
The Gators routed the
Dawgs in District I -5A action
March 17.
E311 (10)0-- 15
C 000 00 -0
LP: Kaitlyn Trimmer

FWB 8, Crestview 5
-Despite allowing a four-run
first inning, Fort Walton Beach
never seemed to panic en route
to an eventual win on Thursday.
Crestview would get a pair
of runners on in.the bottom of
the seventh before a ground ball
to the mound resulted in the
final out.
FWB 100 312 i1-8
CHS 400 001 0 5
LP: Britany Kelch
Laurel Hill 14,
Central 2
Seventh-grader Lauren
Gordon stepped up big for the
Hoboes as she went 2-for-2,
scored three runs and drove in
two on Thursday.
Katie Free struck out seven
and allowed two hits and
Sabrina Dickinson went 3-for-4
with three runs and two RBIs.
Cen 002 00- 2
LHS 193 lx- 14
WP: Katie Free

Baker 4,
Ponce de Leon 1
Lauren Griffith scattered
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READY FOR THE DELIVERY: Justin Rebholz on
.the mound for Richbourg.


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CLOSE PLAY: Davidson's Ellen Bell tags out Richboiirg's Taylor Edge on a slide at


CLOSE PLAY: Davidson's Ellen Bell tags out Richboorg's Taylor Edge on a slide at
third base.


Diamond rivals
Photos by Ann Spann The Panthers won the baseball game
Crestview News Bulletin 13-3 to improve to 2-0.
Davidson squeaked out a 6-5 win in the
Davidson swept visiting Richbourg in softball game.
middle school diamond action on Monday See more photos from Monday's games
afternoon, at www.crestviewbulletin.com.


OUT AT SECOND: Above, Richbourg's Jenny
Matherne is tagged out at second base.
At right, Richbourg's Justin Abdo returns-
safely back to first base.


QUICK PITCH: Kristen Butkin pitches
for the Panthers.


ROCK AND FIRE: Tyler Henderson
pitches for the Davidson Panthers.


A FLIP OF THE WRIST: Joy Brown
pitches for the Roadrunners.


Locals dog competition in FWB 5K CLASSIC from page B1


Special to the News Bulletin

Four Crestview residents and a
pair of pooches won their divisions in
the Run for the Dogs 5K last weekend in
Fdrt Walton Beach.
Cameron Sanchez won the boys 15-19


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5K in 19:34.
Ian Worth won the 35-39 5K in 21:30.
William Burke and his dog Barkley
won the men's 35-39 run-with-dog 5K.
William Skillman and his dog
Casey won the men's 70-99 run-with-dog
5K.


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usually have between 20 and 40 profes-
sionals and up to another 40-60 amateurs
taking part in the pro-am.
Celano said he was encouraged by the
numbers for the first-year stop.
"I'm very pleased with it," he said. "I
think it has a lot of potential to really grow.
Everybody loves the golf course, and I
think a lot of people will come back just for
the golf course itself.
Celano already is brainstorming for
ways to make next year's Heritage Clas-


sic even better.
"We have to start a little earlier next
year and get out and see some people to
get some sponsors and add to the purse
for the guys," he said "And maybe we can
involve a charity, a local organization that
can help some kids.
"We have been to Tallahassee in the
east. And then we go over to Biloxi and
Gulfport close to the Louisiana line on the
west side of it. We enjoy it up here, and we
will definitely come back."


BRIEFS from page B1


five hits and drove in a run for Baker on
Thursday.
PDL 001 000 0 I
Bak 200 200 x 4
WP: Lauren Griffith ,

Baker 3,.Jay 1
The Gators picked up a crucial District I-
2A victory Friday.
Lauren Griffith notched the victory and
scored the winning run in the sixth inning.
Griffith doubled and scored twice, Carly
Barton was 2-for-3 with a double and a run.
Bak 000 101 I -3
Jay 000 001 0 I
WP: Lauren Griffith.

BOYS TENNIS
Crestview 5, Tate 2,
Singles
Cody Dreaden (C) d. Dylan Knight, 8-4.
Joseph Messier (C) d. Brandon Kron, 8-5.
Tyler Masterson (T) d.Angelo Fajardo, 8-4.
Mitch Petosky (C) d. Colton Black, 8-1.
Justin Gallagher (T) d. Sy Pinkert, 8-3.
Doubles
Dreaden/Fajardo (C) d. Knight/Kron, 8-4.
Petosky/Pinkert (C) d. Masterson/Gallagher,
8-6.

GIRLS TENNIS
Crestview 7, Tate 0,
Singles
Moya Moore (C) d.Jen Huneh, 8-1.
Sidney Pinkert (C) d.Tabitha Perry, 8-3.
Cora Merritt (C) d.Jody Griffith, 8-1.
Kristin Thomas (C) d. Leslie Boles, 8-0.
Brooklyn Howard (C) d. Lauren Jack, 8-0.
Doubles
Moore/Merritt (C) d. Huneh/Perry, 8-1.
Pinkert/Brittany Didonato (C) d. Griffith/
Boles, 8-1.

TRACK AND FIELD
Baker boys home meet
Baker scorers 3200 relay: 2. Baker (Devin
Scott, Jesse Medley, Justin Shaw, John Scott)
9:23
100: 3. Matt Wilde I 1.97; 1600: 3. Devin
Scott 5:10; 400 relay: 3. Baker (MattWilde,
Logan Wagner, Dakota Hooper, Brandon Ates)
49.07; 400: 2. John Scott 54.37; 300 hurdles:
4. Dakota Hooper 50.17; 200:3. Matt Wilde
25.3 I; 1600 relay: 2. Baker (Devin Scott, Logan
Wagner,Justin Shaw, John Scott) 3:54; Shot put:
3. Blake Bollinger 37'9"; High jump: I. Brandon
Ates 5'l10";Triple jump: 2.John Scott 35'11 1/4"
Crestview 155, Niceville 61,


Florala 21, Paxton 2 (boys meet)
Crestview scorers High jump: I.Aaron
Nelson (C) 5-4, I. Moses Bess (C) 5-4; Long
jump: I.Tony Hart (C) 19-8,2. Darius Madison
(C) 19-5;Triple jump: I. Darius Madison (C)
38-9,2. Carter Hamlin (C) 36-10; Shot put I..
Levi Hendrix (C) 42-3,2. D. Robbins (C) 39-6,3.
Montrez Peoples (C) 38-2; Discus: 1. D. Robbins
(C) 136,2. Robbins (C) 107,3. Matt Dobson (C)
78; I 10 hurdles: I. Spencer Anderson (C) 16.1;
2.S.Hall (C) 16.5; 3.J.Seastrunk (C) 21-3; 100:1.
Aaron Nelson (C) I 1.40; 2. Darius Madison (C)
11.42; 1600: I.J. Gourlie (C) 4:59; 3. Kewell (C)
5:23; 400: I1. Dorsey (C) 53.7; 2. Dylan Brown
(C) 56.01; 3. Chris Holderness (C) 58.05; 300
hurdles: 1. S. Hall (C) 45.9, 3.J. Seastrunk (C)
50.18; 200: I1. Dorsey (C) 23.66; 2. Nelson (C)
24.31; 3200: 3. Lovito (C) 12:02; 800: I1. Dylan
Tillman (C) 2:16; 4x800: I. Crestview 9:12;
4x 100: I. Crestview; 4x400: I. Crestview 3:54.
Baker girls home meet
Baker scorers 3200 relay: 2. (Haley
Wagner, Brittany Farris, Cassidy Anderson,
Bethany Chestnut) 10:52; 100 hurdles: 3.
Kathryn Quigg 19.28; 100:2. Caitlin Arzaga
13.65; 1600:3. Katie Rispone 6:18; 400 relay:
I. Baker (Meagan Scott, Kathryn Quigg, Holly
Stanley, Caitlin Arzaga); 400:4. Kali Flanders 1:09;
300 hurdles: 1. Bethany Chestnut 50.82; 800:
2. Haley Wagner 2:40; 3200: I1. Katie Rispone
13:02; 200: I. Cassidy Anderson 28.21; 2. Caitlin
Arzaga 28.48; 1600 relay: I. Baker (Haley
Wagner, Cassie Cooper, Cassidy Anderson,
Bethany Chestnut); Shot put: 3. Eileen Brown
27'9"; Discus: 4. Morgan Jones 76'; High jump: 4.
Haley Wagner 4'6"
Crestview 86, Paxton 44, Florala'20,
Niceville 12 (girls meet)
Crestview scorers High jump: 2.Jodi
Montalvo (C) 4-6; Long jump: I .Asten Lopez
(C) 15-9,2. Candice Green (C) 14-9,3. Morgan
Colman (C) 13-10;Triple jump: I.Jordan
Thurman (C) 29-6; Shot put: 1. 2.Allison
Monroe (C) 28-9, 3.T. Frazier (C) 25-8; 100:
3. Green (C); 1600: I.Lauren Day (C) 6:02,2.
Saidero (C) 7:57;400: I.Asten Lopez (C) 1:10,
2. D. Ross (C) 1:17, 3.Ashley Scroggins (C)
1:19; 800: 1. Lauren Day (C) 2:30; 200: I.Asten
Lopez (C) 27.13,2. Morgan Colman (C) 28.08,
3. Candice Green (C) 29.08; 4x 100 relay: I.
Crestview 53.07; 4x400 relay: I. Crestview 5:3 I


MIDDLE SCHOOL BASEBALL
Davidson 12, Ruckel 2

MIDDLE SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Ruckel 10, Davidson 0


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Crestview DART LEAGUE


For details, contact Jim Wagner, 537-4549.
FLGA tournament
The 2009 Foxwood Ladies Golf
Association tournament is scheduled for May
13 at Foxwood.
Proceeds will help local charities and schools.
For more information, contact FLGA
president Beverly Coyne at 683-9640 or
tournament chairwoman Faye Thomas at
682-0705.
Children's Neighborhood tourney
Children in Crisis Inc. will hold its third
annual golf tournament at noon'Friday,
March 27, at Fort Walton Beach Golf
Club.,


The tournament helps support abused,
neglected and abandoned children in the area.
Lunch is at I I a.m. followed by a shotgun
start at noon.A silent auction and awards
ceremony will be at 5 p.m.
Cost is $75 per player and is limited to the
first 144 golfers or 36 teams.
For more information, call 864-4242.
Heavy Hitters 12U Baseball
Northwest Florida Heavy Hitters 12U
baseball has workouts from 3-5 p.m. Sunday
at the Baker Area Youth Sports Complex.
Tournaments don't start until after the
middle school season.
For more information, call Melvin at
902-6237 or Greg at 496-9235.


PROS from page BI


PGA tournament tomorrow if they want-
ed to.
"The course is in great shape now. If
you get off the beaten path out here, you
are in trouble. There's not much chipping
out here. The tour plays some courses
that are more wide open, but they also
play some that are very similar to this
where you best be hitting it straight."
After spending almost a quarter of a
century traveling the world to play golf,
Rusnak said he is enjoying life out of the
fast lane.
"This is my hometown tour, my area
that I've lived in 12 years," he said. "I just
love to compete and play.
"It's different, obviously. The money's
not as good, but the camaraderie and the
competition is good. I played today with
two guys (Kyle Sapp and Nick Rousey)
that really played well. There is a lot of
good competition everywhere."


Don't think Rusnak is hanging up the
clubs any time soon.
"I'm 46, and I'm trying to hang in
there until I can give the senior tour a
shot in four years," he said. "That's what
my plan is, anyway.
"I played everywhere, and the last
nine (years) were in Asia. I just wore my-
self out with travel, I'm just trying to take
a little bit of a break."
Emerald Coast Tour Director Geno
Celano offered another take as to why
guys like Bates and Rusnak continue to
play the Emerald Coast Tour.
"It's just extremely difficult to keep
your card on the PGA tour," Celano said.
"Guys want to continue to play profes-
sional golf, and sometimes you have to
move backwards to go back forward.
"It's worth staying in the game be-
cause there is so much money in the
game that they keep grinding."


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First division: Kaos 45.0, Jaguars
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Darted? 14.0, Hell's Henchmen 11.0
Weekly high in: D.J. Parker T20, El-
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Weekly high out: John Montford 92,
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Meyer, 34, 4; Doug Cooper, 31, 4; Tom Pal-
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15, 2; Kenny Blair, 14, 4; Wayne Matlock,
13, 1; Mike Deck, 8, 2; John Hashek, 0, 0;
Bill Brumbaugh, 0, 0; Chuck Gagner, 0, 0;
Johnathon Haggard, 0, 0; Shane Bores, 0,
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Women's MVP points and tons:
Ellen Hashek, 52,' 4; Emily Wesche, 23, 1;
MaryAnn Neumann, 2, 0.
Seconddivision: Scorpions 32.0, Stars
& Stripes 27.0, AL Riders 21.0, Fallout 19.0.
Divine Kaos 17.0. A L.Longshots 16.0
Weekly high in: Dan Cowan T-04, Jo


Mims 72
Weekly high out: Kevin Fitzgerald 68,
Misty Forsythe T04
Season high in: Kevin Fitzgerald T20,
Marie Bundrick T22
Season high out: Kevin Fitzgerald T,
Misty Forsythe T04
Men's MVP poitns and tons: Kevin
Fitzgerald, 67, 9; Aaron Zimmerman, 53, 9;
Rob Davis, 51, 8; Terry Hindall, 50, 9; Dan
Cowan, 43, 5; Mike Ricks, 41, 6; Paul Car-
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32, 4; Russel Carroll, 31, 1; Larry Page, 30,
3; Carl Smiley, 27, 2; Johnny Griffin, 26, 3;
Mike Wanner, 20, 1; Darryl Brooks, 20, 1;
Brian Soals, 19, 1; Al Zimmerman, 15, 0;
Kevin Yaw, 13, 0; Walt Montford, 11, 1; Gary
Easterwood, 10, 1; Rich Heagwood, 0, 0;
Phil Bahm, 0, 0; Billy Becknell, 0, 0.
Women's MVP points and tons:
Jenny Montford, 45, 8; Jo Mims, 45, 5; Judy
Fitzgerald, 45, 4; Misty Forsythe, 43, 6; Ma-
rie Bundrick, 38, 3; Kim Page, 30, 1; Amber
Jackson, 27, 2; Lydia Benoit, 21, 2; Sandy
Smith, 18, 3; Louise Meyer, 6, 0; Marcine
Heagwood, 0, 0.
Special scores: Brad Eckenrode,
T80, March 5, 2009. Ken Bundrick, T80,
March 12,2009.
Announcements: Div.l: High Ton,
T74 Tom Pallone; T60 Brad Eckenrode;
T40 Brad Eckenrode, Doug Cooper, DJ.
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Merle Norman studio


earns Gold Medallion


SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN
SPECIAL DELIVERY: Harold,Crowson and Brittany Oglesby
surprise a shopper with free food during Food Check Out Day.


Farm Bureau marks


Food Check Out Day


Special to the News Bulletin
Okaloosa County Farm
Bureau celebrated Food
Check Out Day last month by
handing out $200 worth of gift
certificates at two local grocery
stores.
Food Check Out Day is set
aside to remind the public
that food in America is safe,


abundant and affordable, thanks
in large part to America's
productive farmers and
ranchers. Farm Bureau set
aside the week of Feb. 16-21 to
recognize their.services. This
year, in recognition of current
economic conditions, the
national theme of the week was
"Stretching Your Food Dollar
with Healthy, Nutritious Food."


Special to the News Bulletin
The Merle Norman
Cosmetic Studio at 311 N.
Main St. received the "Gold
Mpdallion" award for meeting
Merle Norman's standards
of excellence for customer
service.
The Gold Medallion
program addresses consumer
demands by identifying
studios that meet or exceed
expectations of personal
.service, knowledgeable
beauty consultants and
pleasing atmosphere. These
award-winning studios set
the standard of service and
quality among the nearly 2,000
independently owned, retail
outlets nationwide.
"Our Gold Medallion


Program distinguishes studios
that meet or exceed the
highest standards of excellence
Merle Norman represents,"
said Ait Armstrong, Merle
Norman's chief executive
officer. "We're delighted to
present the Gold Medallion
Award to Nancy Bass' studio,
which offers unsurpassed
personal service."
"As the owner and proud
recipient of this award, I'm
honored that my business has
been recognized as a Gold
Medallion Studio," Bass said.
"Being customer-oriented is
the best way to compete in
business, and I'm excited that
Merle Norman Cosmetics
recognizes my studio as one
that meets the expectations of
my customers."


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Sheila Dunning
Okaloosa County Extension
Nothing signals spring in the South
like the reds, pinks and whites of azaleas
in full bloom. Nearly every yard has one.
But the glory fades fast.
That is,, it did until the late 1990s.
Twenty-eight Encore azaleas have
been released since 1998. Robert E.
Buddy Lee, an avid collector and azalea
breeder from Independence, La.,
initiated an azalea breeding program to
incorporate fall blooming characteristics
into a winter hardy, evergreen azalea.
He started his work in the 1980s,
working out of his home with the goal of
bringing the beauty of spring azaleas to
other seasons.
As the project grew, he teamed up.
with Flowerwood Nursery to continue the
process that would bring Encore azaleas
to the public. Lee selected the seedling
that would be named Autumn Amethyst
in 1986 but did not receive the plant
patent until 1998.
So far, there are two series of Encore
azaleas: the Autumn series and the
Southern series. The Autumn series
can be grown in Zone 7 or warmer. The
Southern series was designed for even
warmer climates. They can be grown in
Zone 8 or warmer. The Southern varieties
are especially good for the Florida
panhandle and the Mississippi and
Alabama gulf coasts.
The fall flowering trait primarily
comes from Rhododendron oldhamii
'Fourth of July, a cultivar'selected from


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FLORIDA
IFAS Extension
seed collected in 1968 at 2,500 feet up
Taiwan's Mount Tai Tun.
The female parent used to create
Autumn Amethyst was a winter hardy
hybrid called Karens, a cross between
Hinodegini, the old Kurume variety, and
R. yedoensis var poukhanense, the
Korean azalea.
Encore azaleas are available in an
array of colors, growth forms and bloom
characteristics. New hybrids provide the
traditional spring display during March
and April. They also bloom again in the
fall, usually during September or eatly
October.
They reliably bloom in the spring and
fall but are never quite as covered with a
complete carpet of flowers as you might
see on a traditional azalea.
Encore azaleas have the same cultural
requirements as traditional azaleas.
They should have a pH between 5.0 and
5.5; a well-drained organic soil and water
during the summer months. Bloom is
heavier in brighter locations, with areas
having morning sun and afternoon shade
probably the best. If pruning is required
to control size, thin and shear them in the
spring just after bloom.
Sheila Dunning is the commercial
horticulture agent II for the Okaloosa
County'UFJIFAS Extension.


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Women's Wall of Honor



nominations due April 15


Special to the News Bulletin
The Okaloosa County Com-
mission on the Status of Women
(OCCSW) is taking nomina-
tions for the Women's Wall of
Honor. The nominations are due
April 15.
Each year, the OCCSW honors
special women in the county who
have contributed to the well-be-
ing of children, families and the


citizens of our community with a
special ceremony each May. The
honorees' names are placed on a
plaque located in the library at the
Fort Walton Beach campus of the
University of West Florida with
; a nearby book containing a bio-
graphical page for each woman.
The nomination form and
more information can be found
at http://www.occsw.org/woh.htm.


The form, a short paragraph (100
words or less) about the woman
you wish to honor, her photo and
a $100 donation to. the OCCSW,
should be submitted to the Oka-
loosa County Commission on the
Status of Women, PO. Box. 131,
Shalimar, FL 32579. For more in-
formation and a nomination form,
contact Shirley Pigott at 651-3095
or shirleypigott@cox.net.


What's HAPPENING


From staff reports


NORTH OKALOOSA

SIGN UP FOR HEAD START:
Parents of children who will be 5
yeais old on or before Sept. 1 may
sign up their children for kindergar-
ten and the summer VPK program
through this Friday. Signup will also
be held April 6 to 10.
Registration may be complet-
ed at any time during the regular
school day at the school zoned for
the child's neighborhood.
You must present the child's
birth certificate, a Florida certificate
of immunization, a Social Security
card and a school physical (dated no
later than a year prior to the first day
of school). Florida proof of residency
is also needed for Summer VPKI
Details: 833-9333. Summer VPK
details: Michelle Flaherty, 833-3627
or Kathy Baird, 833-3889.
CUTEST BABY FUND-RAIS-
ER CONTEST: The Crestview
Curves Relay for Life team is host-
ing a Cutest Baby contest, with all
funds going to the American Cancer
Society..
Voting begins today inside
Curves, with each vote costing 25
cents each. For further details call
Jenny Mustin at 903-7237.
EC HOSPICE VOLUNTEER
TRAINING: Emerald Coast Hos-
pice needs volunteers in the fol-
lowing areas: Crestview, Laurel
Hill, Holt, Baker and others. Volun-
teer Training March 26, will be held
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday.
Lunch will be provided. Training will
be at 131 E. Redstone Ave. Suite 110,
Crestview, FL 32539. Please call Ann
O'Connor 850-689-0300 for more in-
formation.
KEY CLUB FUND-RAISER:
The Crestview High School Key Club
will be holding another fund-raiser
for a trip to the Key Club convention
this April in Orlando.
"Big Dawgs" vs. "Little Dawgs", a
faculty vs. student basketball game,
is on Thursday, March 26 from 2-4
p.m. in the gym. Tickets are $5.
To 'donate or for details, please
call Mrs. Davison at 689-7177 ext.
5070. -
USDA FOOD GIVEAWAY: Sat-
urday from 10 a.m. until the monthly
food allowance has been given out
at New Beginnings Church, 412 W
James Lee Blvd., Crestview. De-
tails: Jimmy Smith, 689-2988. New
Beginnings is an equal opportunity
provider.
FASHION SHOW: GFWC Worm-
an's Club of Crestview will have
their annual fashion show Saturday
at 11 a.m., at First United Method-
ist Church of Crestview, 599 8th Av-
enue.
Fashions will be provided ex-
clusively by Coldwater Creek from
Grand Boulevard in Sandestin.
Lunch will be served during the
show. "
Proceeds from this fundraiser
support the groups charities. Tick-
ets are $20 per person from any club
member or by calling 217-5869 or,
682-7879.
WALKER ELEMENTARY
EVENTS:
Walker Day Care will be closed
from this Friday to April 3.
Teacher Workday/Student Holi-
day is Friday
Spring Break is March 30 to
April 3.
HERITAGE SERVICE: Calva-
ry Church of Crestview at 1010 Bay
Street in Crestview (behind Eglin
Federal Credit Union) will host a
heritage service Sunday at 2 p.m. to
celebrate its Christian heritage by
remembering and reminiscing about
the "good old days", with Southern
gospel specials and hymns. Every-
one is welcome to attend: Details:
682-6191.
INVESTMENT SEMINAR:
Please join Edward Jones Financial
Advisor Keith Lamm and Franklin
Templeton's Billy Rhodes for a free
dinner seminar entitled, "Emotions,
Expectations and Economics" on


April 7 at 5:30 p.m. at Country Inn
& Suites, 235 Rasberry Road, Crest-
view. Dinner will be provided.
You must R.S.VP by April 1 to
Lauren at 301-1309 due to limited
space.
OST PAGEANT APRIL 11: The
CrestviewHigh School cheerleaders
,will sponsor the Old Spanish Trail
Kings & Queens Pageant on April
11, with the 0 to 5-year-olds group at
2 p.m. and 6 to 21-year-olds group at
6 p.m. The deadline to enter is April
4 at noon, no exceptions.
The pageant is under the direc-
tion of M&D Events (www.events-
md.com). For details, call 682-0031,
682-6129 or 682-2175.
'RED CROSS CLASSES: in
Okaloosa County are listed below.
Adult CPR- March 31
Adult CPR/AED March 27;
CPR/AED for the Professional Res-
cuer March 28
EASTER BASKETS: Local
banks and Emerald Coast Hospice
are working together to make Eas-
ter baskets for Hospice patients..
Drop off bath care items, (soaps,
lotions, powders, etc.), Easter can-
dy, stuffed animals, and empty or
.filled Easter baskets to be delivered
to hospice patients. Details: Ann
O'Connor, Emerald' Coast Hospice,
. 689-0300.
KofC DINNER FUND-RAIS-
ER: A Lenten Soup Dinner will be
held every Friday through April 3
from 5 to 6:45 p.m. during Lent at
Our Lady of Victory Parish Hall. Ad-
mission is by donation. The public is.
welcome to attend.
Proceeds will go to the Catholic
Care Center.
LIBRARY BOOK SALE: The
Friends of the Crestview Library is
accepting donations of used books
and VHS or DVD movies for the
Spring Book Sale April 3-5.
Take them to the Bob Sikes li-
brary off North Ferdon Blvd. behind
the post office (Commerce Drive).
All types of hardbound and paper-
back books are needed, but no mag-
azines.
To arrange for the pickup of
books and movies in North Okaloosa
County, call Flo Lembeck at 689-1535
or Dot Moxcey at 682-5759.
VENDORS WANTED: MOMS
Club of. Crestview is sponsoring a
Spring Fling Consignment Sale on
April 25 from 7 to 11 a.m. at Central
Baptist Church. Vendor applications
are now being accepted. Spaces are
available for $10. Proceeds from
vendor spaces will benefit Toys for
Tots. Spaces will be provided on a
first-come, first-serve basis. Contact
LeAnne Archer at (850) 240-3807 to
reserve a space or for more informa-
tion.
CRISIS HOTLINE/RAPE CRI-
SIS CENTER calls are answers 24
hours a day, 7 days a week by trained
volunteers and mental health pro-
fessionals. The hotline maintains a
referral bank of over 500 referral re-
sources available in this immediate
area. All calls are anonymous.
If you need to talk please call 682-


0101 or 244-9191.
FREE COMPUTER TUTOR-
ING: The Crestview Public Library
offers orie-on-one beginning skills
computer tutoring.
Appointments are available Mon-
day through Friday. Come by the li-
brary at 1445 Commerce Dr. (behind
the Post Office) or call 682-4432 to
schedule your appointment. You will
need a library card to use the com-
puters. All residents of Okaloosa
County are eligible for a library card
at no cost. Just bring in a picture ID
and proof of current street address.
TAX FORMS: Free copies of the
most common tax forms are avail-
able at the Crestview Public Library.
(These and other more specific
forms may also be downloaded free
at www.irs.gov). AARP Tax Aide will
once again be providing free tax help
to low and middle-income taxpayers
with special attention to those age
60 and older. Tax preparation as-
sistance will be provided on a first-
come, first-served basis through
April 15 during the following hours:
Monday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesdays
and Thursdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SENIOR CENTER MUSIC
AND MORE: The Crestview Senior
Activity Center at Old Spanish Trail
Park invites seniors to join an after-
noon of music from 1 to 4 p.m. every
Friday. Bring your keyboard, guitar
or other musical instrument. Fun is
the keyword. Card and bingo days
also available. For more information
call Estelle at 682-8230.
QUARTER BINGO: The Crest-
view Knights of Columbus is now
offering Quarter Bingo every Tues-
day The games run from 4:30 to 6
p.m. The K of C hall is located at 701
James Lee Boulevard, Crestview.
Come join the fun.


MISCELLANEOUS

FLORIDA TRAIL ASSOCIA-
TION: Visit http://choctaw.florida-
trail.org for details on the group's
upcoming events.
ADVENTURE CLUB: For de-
tails on club activities, call Clarice
Hebinck at (850) 581-4591 or e-mail
her atTreklzl00@cox.net.
FILMSCHOOLWORKSHOPS:
The Production Services Association
of Northwest Florida (www.PSAN-
WFcom) will hold "Film School"
workshops starting today from 12-5
p.m. in the banquet room (2nd floor)
of Fokker's Pub in Fountain
Square, Fort Walton Beach.
Further workshops are scheduled
April 4 and 19 and May 2. After each
workshop, attendees-can hang out
at Fbkker's Sports Pub for pizza and
networking with fellow filmmaking
enthusiasts,
The workshops are free to all Pro-
duction Services Association riem-
bers or $30 annual membership fee
for new members. Details: RJ Mur-
dock, 244-7100 or www.PSANWE
com.


A Gathering on the Hill
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* craft any time between 1
and 2 p.m. but must finish
by 3 p.m. When the kids are
done we'll bring your child
to you when he/she finishes.
The April 8 theme will be
"Easter"
Teen Time with the


S Use D. Lofstrand
Catalog Librarian
Robert L .E Sikes library

Adult programs
"Florida 2009 Legisla-
tive Session: Your Voice Mat-
ters." Come and join us for
our First Thesday Lecture
on April 7 with District 1
State Rep. Greg Evers (R-
Baker). Bring your questions
and concerns to this town
hall format program and
learn what's going on in Tal-
lahassee.
This program starts at
,10:30 a.m. Coffee and cookies
will be served at 10 a.m.
Topics for 2009 may be
found on our library Web site
at www.cityofcrestview.org/li-
brary.htm
The Friends of the Li-
brary book sale will be April
3-5. April is the "Early Bird"
sale, It will be open from 5 to
8 p.m. Get your first choice
of books, with a $2'admission
for non-Friends.
April 4 and April 5 willbe
from 9 a.m. to 4p:m. (no ad-
mission charge).
For more information
e-mail friendsofcreshiewli-
brary'ayahoo.com.
Donations may be
brought to the library before
Friday '
Join our knitting
and crochet group every
Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. For
more information e-mail Rae
Schwartz at bakemnwyrahoo.
com.
Does.the prospect of
filing your 2008 taxes have
you nervous and worried?
The AARPis once again pro-
viding free tax preparation
services here at the library
for low- to middle-income
residents. This is free
service offered by generous
volunteers who give their
knowledge as a gift. It is
certainly one we appreciate!
This free assistance will be
on a first-come, first-served
basis until April 15.
Hours will be Mondays
'from 2 to 6p.m.; Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m.: and Fridays from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m.
Copies of the more com--
mon forms. including 1099s.
and W-2s are available free
for pick-up in the library ref-
erence area at any time. Ad-
ditional forms are available
from the Internal Revenue
Service Web site at www.irs.
gov.
Yoga classes are every
Friday. Chair Yoga Classes
are offered from 10 to 11 a.m.
and cost $5 per class. Yoga
for Everyone Classes are
offered from 11 a.m. to 12:15,
p.m. and cost $8 per class. *
Yoga for Everyone students
need to bring a yoga mat All
other. props will be provided.
Please contact-Kristy Souto
at 850-218-8491 for more in-
formation, or call the library
at 682-4432 or 682-8776.
Youth programs
Lap Sit, held in the,
Story Room, is designed
for children under the age
of 3 with their caregiver.
Older children are always
welcome. Join us at 10:15 am
for stories, songs, and fin-
ger-plays. Lap Sit is offered
on Monday and Tuesdays.
Pick the day thatyworks best
for you! The theme March
30 and 31 will be "Babies &
Toddlers"
Story Time is designed
for those who are at least
3 years old (unless accom-
panied by an older sibling)
and meets at 10:15 a.m. on
Wednesday and Thursdays
in the Meeting Room for
stories and songs. After
the program, you and your
childmay do a simple craft
together. The theme April 1
and 2 will be "I's Raining,
It's Pouring"
On Early Release
Wednesday each month,
children age 6 and up gather
to put their creative energy
to work and create a holiday
craft Registration is recom-
mended! Kids can start their


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ure is not fatal: it is the cour-
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Wii is designed for ages 12-
18 only. Nintendo Wii will be
available for play on Friday
afternoons from 2 to.4 p.m.
Parents and family members
are welcome to hang out
and use the library. The Wii
activities, however, are only
available to teens. If you have.
any questions, just ask for
Miss Janice.

Staff picks
"Truth and Beauty: A
Friendship" by Ann Patch-
ett (CD 920 Pat). I listened
to this book on CD and was
deeply touched by it. In this
heartrending memoir Ann
Patchett tells the story of her
friendship with Lucy Grealy,
an acclaimed writer herself.
Their story begins when they
meet in college. Lucy's face
is disfigured from a cancer
that took her jaw when she
was nine. It takes 30 opera-
tions to give her a semblance
of a face. Blessed with a tal-
ent for words and meaning
she writes the book'Auto-
biography of a Face" and
becomes an instant success.
"Truth and Beauty" is about
their friendship and what
it means to love someone
unconditionally even though
they don't share the same
blood (A feat I have not expe-
rienced, with the exception
of my parents, though always
longed to, especially now that
my family no longer lives).
I would recommend this
wonderful yet sad story to
anyone who loves to read or
listen on CD. I listened to the
CD twice as the story of their
friendship is so compelling.
Ann Patchett also narrates
the audio book, and one can
hear the emotion pout out of
her voice.
"Bel Canto" by Ann
Patchett (CD Fic Pat). After
listening to Patchetts' non-
fiction, I couldn't wait to get
hiy hands on her fictional
stories. Bel Canto was her
first book to gain recognition,
and that was only after it was
Smass-marketed in paper-
back Readers got real inter-
ested in her xiew of humanity
hidden within the story. I
know I did. Bel Canto takes
place in an unnamed South
American country. The Vice
President is hosting a party
in honor of Mr. Hosokawa,
the CEO of a powerful Japa-
nese corporation: Guests
from a variety of different
.countries are invited. The
entertainment is a famous
American opera singer,
Roxanne Coss, that every-
one wants to hear. Halfway -
through the party, a terrorist
group sneaks in and takes
,everyone hostage. Negotia-
tions take place. All of the
women are let go with the
exception of the opera singer.
There is one translator, who
works for Mr. Hosokawa.
He speaks the languages of
everyone present. As time
goes on and negotiations are
not met the mood softens
as these terrorists mean no
harm. During the four and
a half months that pass re-
lationships and friendships
develop as the opera singer
practices and sings, uniting
all both terrorists and hos-
tages. The outside world is
forgotten. Then reality blows
in and up as the authorities
come in for the rescue. I
also liked this one because it
lulled me into the story and
took me out of reality, as the.
characters experienced in
the book

Just ask
Any questions? Just ask
any staff member, Jean, San-
dra, Anna, Heather, Marie,
Sengdara, Lise, Tracey, Jan-
ice, Audrey or Sharon.

Contact us
Web: www.cityofcrest-
view.org/libraryhtm
Phone: 682-4432
Address: 1445 Commerce
Dr., Crestview, FL 32539
(Behind the Crestview Post
Office)


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Legal # 100537
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given
that 7th Cavalry Corp &
Coconut Grove Bank,
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 # 2586 of
2005 Assessed, to:
ROY L CAMPBELL &
ET AL
D description :
WYNNEHAVEN BEACH
EST BLOCK 9 LOT 2
Parcel ID#:
18-2S-25-272A-0009-
0020 Opening Bid:
$67,994.61
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-


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Lic./Ins. Since 1977
All types of Concrete
work. House slabs,
Driveways, Additions.
3000 PSI mix used
on every job.
Also Bobcat work.
Free est.
682-0137
Cell 826-1672
________ a __I


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 24th, 2009. Regis-
tration begins at 9:30
am.
Dated this 27th day of
February, 2009.


Crestview, Florida at DON W. HOWARD,
10:00 a.m. on Friday, CLERK OF THE CIR-
April 24, 2009. Regis- CUlT COURTS
tration begins at 9:30
am.
By:Lisa L.
Dated this 27th day of Guia, Deputy Clerk
February, 2009.


DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS


DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR- By:Lisa L. Guia,
CUIT COURTS Deputy Clerk


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


Legal # 100538
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given
that Realty House
Commercial Prop Inc
Defined Ben Plan, 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 # 801 of
2001 Assessed to:
FLORIDA PROPERTY
WHOLESALERS
Description: ORANGE
DALE NORTH WEST
BLOCK A L26 & 27
Parcel ID#:
03-3N-22-192B-OOOA-
0260 Opening Bid: $
996.97
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,
C Crestview, Florida at
610:00 a.m. *on Friday,
Stamped Concrete April 24, 2009. Regis-
Cool Deck & Exposed WALKER LAWN traction begins at 9:30
Aggregate. Slabs, MAINTENANCE INC. am.
Power washing., Mowing, Trimming,
Remove, Replace & Pruning, One time or Dated this 27th day of
Repair. Lic/Ins Free est. year round. Discount February, 2009.
305-1258 w/annual contract.,
305_-_1258 LIC/INS. 537-4419 or
305-8599 Ref. Avail.
_DON W. HOWARD
N CLERK OF THE CIR-
Yard Dirt CUlT COURTS
10 yards delivered
Gar Humphrey By:Lisa L. Guia,
Handyman Service Deputy Clerk
Free Estimates LIC DeputNCler
Contractor
850-974-4750
MIKE GOLLES, Legal # 100540.
Harold Gaines PAINTING
Repairs, Remodeling, Interior, exterior, also NOTICE OF APPLICA-
Additions, Concrete/ pressure washing. Li- TION FOR TAX DEED
Parking Lot Work, censed & Insured. Free
Carpentry and Roofing. estimates. Ph.
Lic. #RG 0005399. 682-5347. Senior citi- Notice is hereby given
850-862-0383 zen discounts. that Realty House
Commercial Prop Inc
Def Ben Plan, as holder
Sof the following certifi-
cate, has filed said cer-
tificate for a Tax Deed
Bell Lawn Care Robert Brewer to be issued thereon.
CrBella Lawn area. Plumbiong The certificate number
res/Comiewarea. Hot water heater and year of issuance,
Lie. & Ins./Comm.allke reaire's, Gas & Elethe name in which the
689.3079or6120311 Warranty service onallproperty is assessed
689-3079or612-0311 r rnds calland the description of
Farm Direct 682-8683 or830-2631 the property is as fol-
Farm__Directlows:
Centipede, Zoysia, St. Certificate # 797 of
Augustine, Bermuda. 2001 Assessed to:
We deliver & install. WALDO JOHNSON
Call 244-6651 Description: ORANGE
Suncoast Sod Farms DALE NORTH EAST
Fox Trot Tree Service BLOCK 0 LOTS 37 &
Mower &Gas pow- No job to large or 38
ered Tool Repair small, Free Estimates. Parcel ID#:
Your location. UC/INS. Call Paul 03-3N-22-192A-0000-
850-758-0397 850-398-7677 0370 Opening Bid:
'$1,029.23
Wi mAll of said property be-
Rasbury Lawn OTEttR ing in the County of
Service General Okaloosa, State of Flor-
cleanup mowing, 6iL ida.
trimming, pruning.
ble. Free estimates.al TNT Metal Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to
682-1302 or 398-0687 Buildings law, the property de-
SWill match scribed in the certifi-
w competitors cate will be sold to the
Searching for lawn compete highest bidder in the
work, tree trimming, price! BCC Board Meeting
etc. call 537-8616 ask I:(85\)983-229 Room at the Okaloosa
for Match. \ / --- County Courthouse,


Legal #100541

NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED

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 # 803 of
2001 Assessed to:
WILLIAM F. LEDBET-
TER
Description: ORANGE,
DALE NORTH WEST
BLOCK B LOT11.
Parcel ID#:
03-3NW22-192B-000B-
0110 Opening Bid:
$940.92
All qf 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 27th day of
February, 2009.


DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS

By:Lisa L. Gula,
Deputy Clerk


Legal # 100542

NOTICE.OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Neptune 1, LLC, 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 # 1667 of
2005 Assessed to:
EVANS, MARK and
TAMI
Description: COM SW
COR SEC -10, T2N,
R24W, etc
Parcel ID#:
10-2N-24-0000-0002-
0780 Opening Bid:
$1,326.05
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 27th day of
February, 2009.


0. 3/04/09
03/11/09
03/18/09
03/25/09


Legal # 100545
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Pinot IV, LLC, 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 # 2222 of
2006 Assessed to:
JOHN J. GUYER
Description: THE
PINES BLOCK 8 LOTS,
13 TO 16
Parcel ID#:
24-3N-22-2460-0008-
0130 Opening Bid:
$2,782.20
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000037 C
All of said property be-
ing in the Couhty 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,
Deputy Clerk
03/11/09
03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09


Legal # 100546
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Merlot III, LLC, 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 # 1870 of
2006 Assessed to:
TIMOTHY S. ARM-
STRONG
Description: CREST-
VIEW BLOCK 157 LOT
11
Parcel ID#:
17-3N-23-2490-0157-
0110 Opening Bid:
$2,257.48
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000031 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,
Deputy Clerk
03/11/09
03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09


, I


assessed and the de- 000036 C
scription of the prop- All of said property be-
erty is as follows: ing in the County of
Certificate # 1845 of Okaloosa, State.of Flor-
2001 Assessed to: ida.
ANNIE BELL FRANK- Unless the certificate is
LIN redeemed according to
Description: MORRIS law, the property de-
ADD BLOCK 24 LOTS scribed in the certifi-
39 & 40 cate will be sold to the
Parcel ID#: highest bidder in the
21-3N-23-1670-0024- BCC Board Meeting
0390 Opening Bid: Room at the Okaloosa
$2,310.19 County Courthouse,
TDA Case #: 2009 TD Crestview, Florida at
000024 C 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
All of said property be- April 24, 2009. Regis-
ing in the County of tration begins at 9:30
Okaloosa, State of Flor- am.
ida.
Unless the certificate is Dated this 5th day of
redeemed according to March, 2009.
law, the property de- DON W. HOWARD
scribed in the certifi- CLERK OF THE CIR-
cate will be sold to the CUIT COURTS
highest bidder in the By: Lisa L. Guia,
BCC Board Meeting Deputy Clerk
Room at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse, 03/11/09
Crestview, Florida at 03/18/09
10:00 a.m. on Friday, 03/25/09
April 24, 2009. Regis- 04/01/09
tration begins at 9:30
am.
Legal # 100553
Dated this 5th day of NOTICE OF APPLICA-
February, 2009.' TION FOR TAX DEED
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR- Notice is hereby given
CUlT COURTS that Cabernet I, LLC, as
By: Lisa L. Guia,Deputy holder of the following
Clerk certificate, has filed
03/11/09 said certificate for a Tax
03/11/09 Deed to be issued
03/18/09 thereon. The certificate
04/0125/09 number and year of is-
04/01/09 suance, the name in
which the property is
assessed and the de-
Legal #100551 scription of the prop-
NOTICE OF APPICA- erty is as follows:
NOTICE OF APPLI Certificate # 1255 of
TION FOR TAX DEED 2006 Assessed to:
W.W. and CLYDE
Notice is hereby given HARBESON
that Verdot VI, LLC, as Description: ALL W OF
holder of the following POND CREEK IN NE A
certificate, has filed OF NE SEC 11, T4N,
said certificate for a Tax R22.
Deed to be issued Parcel ID#:
thereon. The certificate 11-4N-22-0000-0001 -
number and year of is- 0110 Opening Bid:
suance, the name in $2,724.76
which the property is TDA Case #: 2009 TD
assessed and the de- 000025 C
scription of the prop- All of said property be-
erty is as follows: ing in the County of
Certificate # 2221 of Okaloosa, State of Flor-
2006 Assessed to: ida.
EMILY JEAN GUYER Unless the certificate is
Description: THE redeemed according to
PINES BLOCK 8 LOTS law, the property de-
9THRU12 scribed in the certifi-
Parcel ID#: cate will be sold to the
24-N-22-2460-0008- highest bidder. in the
0090 Opening Bid: BCC Board Meeting
$2,794.76 TRoom at the Okaloosa
TDA Case #: 2009 TD County Courthouse,
000028 C Crestview, Florida at
All of said property be- 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
ing in the County of April 24, 2009. Regis-
-Okaloosa, State of Flor- tration begins at 9:30
ida. am.
Unless the certificate is
redeemed according to Dated this '5th day of
law, the property de- March, 2009.
scribed in the certifi- DON W. HOWARD
cate will be sold to the CLERK OF THE CIR-
highest bidder in the CUIT COURTS
BCC Board Meeting By: Lisa L. Guia,
Room at the Okaloosa Deputy Clerk
County Courthouse,
Crestview, Florida at 03/11/09.
10:00 a.m. on Friday, 03/18/09
April 24, 2009. Regis- 03/25/09 -
tration begins at 9:30 04/01/09
am.
Dated this 5th day of Legal # 100554
March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD NOTICE OF APPLICA-
CLERCK OF THE CIR- TION FOR TAX DEED
CUlT COURTS
By: Lisa L. Guia, Notice is hereby given
Deputy Clerk that Merlot III, LLC, as
holder of the following
03/11/09 certificate, has filed
03/18/09 said certificate for a Tax
03/25/09 Deed to be issued
04/01/09 thereon. The certificate
number and year of is-
suance, the name in
Legal #100552 which the property is
NO A A assessed and the de-
NOTICE, OF APPLICA- scription of the prop-
T IO N F O R T AX D E E D ., =^ ^ ^ I .- ....


Legal # 100548
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
'ION FOR TAX DEED,
Notice is hereby given
that Merlot III, LLC, 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 # 970 of
2006 Assessed to:
STEVEN M. BULLOCK
ET AL
Description: COM SW
COR SW1/4 OF NE1/4
SECTION 35, T1S, R24
ETC Parcel ID #
08-1S-22-0000-0123
0010 Opening Bid:
$2,023.62
,TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000032 S
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, 2009. Registra-
tion 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


Legal # 100549
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that. Pinot IV, LLC, 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 # 1069. of
2006 Assessed to:
ABRAHAM EVANS
Description: COM' SW
COR OF NE1/4 OF
SW1/4 OF SEC 9, T2S,
R24W, ETC
Parcel ID#:
09-2S-24-0000-0Q62-
0290 Opening Bid:
$2,797.13
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000035 S
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,
Deputy Clerk
03/11/09
03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09


Legal # 100550
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that John L. Mohre, II,
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


erty is asfol IIoUWs
Certificate # 2158 of
2006 Assessed to:
DAWN and LYNDA
HATTAWAY
Description: BEG NW
COR E1046.29 FT
S644.42 FT W108.09
S23, T4N, R22
Parcel ID#:
24-3N-22-0000-0001-
0170 Opening Bid:
$1,862.13
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000033 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


+ *


. 6100-7200


_75


Notice is hereby given
that Pinot IV, LLC, 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 # 2092 of
2006 Assessed to:
MARY E. WILLIAMS
Description. BEG SW
COR OF TGE NE1/4
SEC 22, T3N, R23W,
ETC
Parcel ID#:
22-3N-23-0000-0011-
0000 Opening Bid:
$24,636.46
TDA Case #: 2009 TD







B I Crestview News Bulletin


Room at the Okaloosa
County Courthouse,
Crestview, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on Friday,
April, 2009. Registra-
tion 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,'
Deputy Clerk
03/11/09
03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09

Legal # 100555
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Verdot VI, LLC, 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 # 670 of
2006 Assessed to: R
S R, LLC
Description: LOT 4A,
COM SW COR OF
NE1/4 OF SEC 3, T3N,
R23, ETC
Parcel ID#:
03r3N-23-0000-0001-
0130 Opening Bid:
$2,857.48
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000029 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, i 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
03/11/08
03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09

Legal # 100556,
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given .
that Debra A. Simonds,
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 # 3486 of
2002' Assessed to:
GLORIA ANN 'SPEARS
Description: BEG INT
OF E LINE OF NE1/4
OF NE1/4 & N R/W
S35, T3N, R25
Parcel ID#: r
35-3N-25-0000-0004-
0000 Opening Bid:


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*DA Case #: 2009 TD
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ll of said property be-
ing in the County of
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da.


CHASE HOME FI-
NANCE LLC,
Plaintiff,
vs.


Jnless the certificate is AUBREY J. FLANDERS
deemed according to et al,
aw, the property de- Defendant(s).
ascribed in the certifi-
;ate will be sold to the NOTICE OF ACTION
highest bidder in the
BCC Board Meeting TO:
Room at the Okploosa BLANCHE R. FLAN-
County Courthouse, DERS
Crestview, Florida at
0:00 a.m. on Friday, LAST KNOWN AD-
April 24, 2009. Regis- DRESS:1555 Vinson
ration begins at 9:30 Ray Rd
im. Baker, Fl 32531
)ated this 5th day of, CURRENT ADDRESS:
March, 2009. UNKNOWN
DON W. HOWARD
CLERKOFTHECIR- ANY AND ALL UN-
CUIT COURTS KNOWN PARTIES
By: Lisa L. Guia, CLAIMING BY.


Tampa, Florida
33622-5018
CHASEDIRECT-CONV-
abiven-F09005684
**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


Deputy Clerk THROUGH, UNDER, In accordance with
0' AND AGAINST THE the Americans with Dis-
03/11/09 HEREIN NAMED INDI- abilities Act,. persons
03/18/09 VIDUAL DEFEND- with disabilities need-
03/25/09 ANT(S) WHO ARE ing special accommo-
04/01/09 NOT KNOWN TO BE dation to participate in
DEAD OR ALIVE, this proceeding should
WHETHER SAID UN- contact Court Adminis-
Legal # 100557 KNOWN PARTIES tration at 1250 N. Eglin
MAY CLAIM AN IN- Parkway, Shalimar, FL,,
NOTICE OF APPLICA- TEREST AS SPOUSE, 32579; telephone num-
TION FOR TAX DEED HEIRS, DEVISEES, ber (850) 651-7497,
GRANTEES, OR prior to the proceeding.
Notice is hereby given OTHER CLAIMANTS 0
that Merlot 111, LLC, as 03/25/09
holder. of the following LAST KNOWN AD- 04/01/09 .
certificate, has filed DRESS: UNKNOWN______
said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued CURRENT ADDRESS: Legal #100562
thereon. The certificate UNKNOWN
number and year of is- ADVERTISEMENT OF
suance, the name in COMPLETION
which the property is YOU ARE NOTI-'
assessed and'.the de- FIED that an action to Hayes Construction,
scription of the prop- foreclose a mortgage Inc.(Contragtor)
erty is as follows: on the following prop-
Certificate # 671 of erty in OKALOOSA 3950 Oakleigh Drive,
2006 Assessed to: T County, Florida: Jay, FL,
& B Properties, LLC
Description: LOT 3B: LOT 18, BLOCK B, gives notice of comple-
COM SW 'COR NE1/4 RIDGE CREST PHASE tion of County Road
OF S3, T3N, R23W II, ACCORDING TO 4A Red Branch Wash
ETC THE PLAT. THEREOF, R e p a i r s
Parcel ID#: RECORDED IN PLAT #OK-Oct07Storm-CR4A-
03-3N-23-0000-0001- BOOK 21, PAGE 96, 01 (Project)
0140 Opening Bid: 97 AND 98, OF THE
$4,816.10 PUBLIC RECORDS and sets February 26
TDA Case #: 2009 TD OF' -, OKALOOSA ,2009 as the date of fi-
000034 C COUNTY, FLORIDA nal settlement.
All of said property be- '
ing in the County of has been filed against Yellow, River Soil &
Okaloosa, State of Flor- you and you are re- Conservation District
ida. quired to serve a copy 938' North Ferdon
Unless, the certificate is of your written de-' Boulevard
redeemed according to fenses, if any, on or Crestview, Florida
law, the property de- before April 30, 2009, 32536
scribed in the certifi- on Florida Default Law
cate will be sold to the Group, RL., Plaintiff's By: Jane Hayes.
highest bidder in the attorney, whose ad- Secretary
BCC Board Meeting dress is 9119 Corpo-
Room at the Okaloosa rate Lake Drive, Suite 03/11/09
County Courthouse, 300, 'Tampa, Florida 03/18/09
Crestview, Florida at 33634, and file the orig- 03/25/09
10:00 a.m. on Friday, inal with this Court ei- 04/01/09,
April 24, 2009. Regis- their before service on ________
traction begins at 9:30 Plaintiff's attorney -or
am. immediately thereafter; Legal # 100563
otherwise 'a default will
Dated this 5th day of be entered against ypu : IN THE CIRCUIT
March, 2009. for the relief demanded COURT OF THE
DON W. HOWARD in the Complaint or pe- FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
CLERK OF THE CIR- tition. CUIT, IN AND FOR'
CUIT COURTS OKALOOSA COUNTY,
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- This notice shall be FLORIDA CASE
uty Clerk published once each 09-0CP-000233-S.
week for two consecu-
03/11/09 tive weeks in the Crest- IN RE: ESTATE OF:
03/18/09 view News Bulletin. THURMAN' RAY
03/25/09 MANESS,
04/01/09 WITNESS my hand and Deceased.
______________ the seal of this Court '
i on this 16 day 'of, NOTICE TO CREDI-
Legal # 100561 March, 2009. TORS
IN THE CIRCUIT Don W.Howard The administration of
COURT OF THE Clerk of the Court the estate of
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- THURMAN RAY
CUlT By: Anita Cantrall MANESS, deceased, is
IN AND FOR As Deputy Clerk pending in the Circuit
OKALOOSA COUNTY, Court of Okaloosa
FLORIDA Invoice to & Copy to: County, Florida, Pro-
CIVIL ACTION CASE Florida Default Law bate Division, the ad-
NO.:, Group, RL. dress of which is 1250
46-2009-CA-000509 RO. Box 25018 North Eglin Parkway,
DIVISION:


IN RE: ESTATE OF
LOUIS CHARLES
MENETREY JR.,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS
The administration of
the estate of LOUIS
CHARLES MENETREY
JR., deceased, is pend.-
ing in the Circuit Court
for Okaloosa County,
Florida, Probate Divi-
sion, the address of
which is 1250 North
Eglin Parkway,
Okaloosa County, Flor-
ida, Probate Division,
the address of which is
1250 North Eglin Park-
way, Okaloosa County,
Courthouse Annex,


Contract :
OK-OCT07-STORM-
CR2-05 ,
and sets April 23 of
2009 as the date of fi-
nal settlement ,
Yellow River Soil and
Water Conservation
District (Owner)
Attn: John Berg-
schneider
1759 South Ferdon
Blvd.
Crestview, Fl 32536
Dawn Coughey
Secretary
03/25/09
04/01/09
04/08/09
04/15/09


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Okaloosa County Shalimar, Florida
Courthouse Annex, 32579. The names and
Shalimar, Florida addresses of the Per-
32579. The nares and sonal Representative
addresses of the Per- and of the Personal
sonal Representative Representative's attor-
and of the Personal ney are set forth below.
Representative's attor-
ney are set forth below. All creditors of the de-
cedent and other per-
All creditors of the de- sons having claims or
cedent and other per- demands against
sons having claims or decedent's estate, in-
demands against cluding unmatured,
decedent's estate, in- contingent or unliqui-
cluding unmatured, dated claims, on whom
contingent or unliqui- a copy of this notice is
dated claims, on whom served, must file their
a copy of this notice is claims with this Court
served, must file their WITHIN THE LATER
claims with this Court OF 3 MONTHS AFTER
WITHIN THE LATER THE DATE OF FIRST
OF 3 MONTHS AFTER PUBLICATION OF
THE DATE OF FIRST THIS NOTICE OR 30
PUBLICATION OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE
DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE
DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS
OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM.
NOTICE ON THEM.
All other creditors of
All other creditors of the decedent and other
the decedent and other persons having claims
persons having claims or demands against
or demands against decedent's estate, in-
decedent's estate, in- cluding unmatured,
cluding unmatured, contingent or unliqui-
contingent. or unliqui- dated claims, must file
dated claims, must file their claims with the
their claims with the Court WITHIN 30
Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE
MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST
DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
PUBLICATION, OF THIS NOTICE.
THIS NOTICE.
ALL CLAIMS AND OB-
ALL CLAIMS AND OB- SECTIONS NOT SO
SECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR-
FILED WILL BE FOR- EVER BARRED.
EVER BARRED.
The date of first publi-
PATTI KAY HARRIS cation of this notice is
Personal Representa- March 25, 2009.
tive
1132 S.E. 7th Ct., Apt. AVICE JANE
206 MENETREY
Dania Beach, Florida 'Personal 'Representa-
33004 tive
3 4160 Ward Cove
The date of first publi- Niceville, Florida 32578
cation of this notice is
March 25, 2009 MICHAEL. A. JONES,
ESQ.
Respectfully submitted, Post Office, Box 947
Niceville, Fl 32588-0947
MICHAEL A. JONES, 850-729-7440
ESQ. Florida Bar No. 332471
POST OFFICE BOX Attorney for Personal
947 Representative
NICEVILLE, FL
32588-0947 03/25/09
850-729-7440 04/01/09
Florida Bar No. 332471
Attorney for Personal-
Representative Legal # 100565
03/25/09 ADVERTISEMENT OF
04/01/09 COMPLETION

Legal # 100564 AERO TRAINING &
RENTAL, INC.
IN THE CIRCUIT 537 GULFSHORE
COURT OF THE DRIVE, DESTIN, FL
FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- 32541
CUlT, IN AND FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY, gives notice of comple-
FLORIDA CASE NO lion of BONE CREEK
09 -CP-239 ROAD REPAIRS.


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Legal # 100565 am.
NOTICE OF APPLICA- Dated this 11th day of
TION FOR TAX DEED March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
Notice is hereby given CLERK OF THE CIR-
that Malbec II, LLC, as CUlT COURTS
holder of the following By: LiSa L. Guia, Dep-
certificate, has filed uty Clerk
said certificate for a Tax
Deed to be issued
thereon. The certificate 03/18/09
number and year of is- 03/25/09
suance, the name in 04/01/09
which the property is 04/08/09
assessed and the de-
scription of. the prop- Legal # 100567
erty is as follows:,
Certificate # 1585' of NOTICE OF APPLICA-
2006 Assessed to: TION FOR TAX DEED
BRIAN D & FLORA C
GOODWIN
Description: COM NW Notice is hereby given
COR SEC' 15, T3N, that Sauternes V, LLC,
R22W, ETC. holder of the following
Parcel ID#: certificate, has filed
15-3N-22-0000-0001- said certificate for a Tax
0320 Opening Bid: Deed to be issued
$2,314.82 thereon. The certificate
TDA Case #: 2009 TD number and year of is-
000042 C suance, the name in
All of said property be- which the property is
ing in the County of assessed and the de-
Okaloosa, State of Flor- scription of the prop-
ida. erty is as follows:
Unless the certificate is Certificate # 2549 of
redeemed according to 2006 Assessed to:
law, the property de- BANK OF NEW YORK
scribed in the certifi- Description: PINE
cate will be sold to the MEADOWS 4TH PT
highest bidder in the LOT 13 ETC.
BCC Board Meeting Parcel ID#:
Room at the Okaloosa 33-1S-24-2064-0000-
County Courthouse,. 013B Opening Bid:
Crestview, Florida at $5,291.77
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, TDA Case #: 2009 TD
April 28, 2009. Regis- 000043 S
ration begins at 9:30 All of said property be-
am. ing' in the County of
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
Dated this 11th day of ida. '
March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD Unless the certificate is
CLERK OF THE, CIR" ,redeemed according to
CUIT COURTS .. law, the property de-
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- scribed in the certifi-
uty Clerk cate will be sold to the
highest bidder in the
BCC Board. Meeting
03/18/09 Room at the Okaloosa
03/25/09 County Courthouse,,
04/01/09 Crestview, Florida at
04/08/09 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
April, 28, 2009. Regis-
Legal # 100566 tration begins at 9:30
am.'
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED Dated this 11th day of
March, 2009.


Parcel ID#:
00-2S-22-1444-00JJ-
0290 Opening Bid:
$19,581.95
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000057 S
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 Tuesday,
April 28, 2009. Regis-
tration begins at 9:30
am.
Dated this 11th day of
March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep-
uty Clerk

03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09
04/08/09

Legal # 100569
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Sauternes V, LLC,
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 # 2439 of
2006 Assessed to:
CHASE MANHATTAN
MORTGAGE
Description: COM SW
COR OF SEC 29, T3N,
R24W, ETC
Parcel ID#:
29-3N-24-0000-0002-
008B. Opening Bid:
$4,883.41
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000044 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 Tuesday,
April 28, 2009. Regis-
tration begins at 9:30
am.
Dated this 11th day of
March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep-
uty Clerk

03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09
04/08/09
Legal #100570
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Sauternes V, LLC,
as holder of the follow-
ing certificate, has filed


Notice is hereby given
that Sauternes V, LLC,
as holder of the follow-
in' certificate, has filed DON W. HOWARD
said certificate for a Tax CLERK, OF THE CIR-
Deed to be' issued CUIT COURTS
thereon. The certificate
number and .year of is-
suance, the name in By:
which the property is- Lisa L. Guia, Dep-
assessed and the de- uty Clerk
scription of the prop- 3 0
erty is as follows: 03/18/09
Certificate #, 1869 of 03/25/09
2006 Assessed to: 04/01/09
JERRY R. ARM- 04/08/09
STRONG. I al # 100568
Description: CREST- Legal # 10056
VIEW BLOCK 157 NOTICE OF APPLICA-
LOTS 9 & 10 TION FOR TAX DEED
Parcel ID#:
17-3N-23-2490-0157- Notice, is hereby given
'0090 Opening Bid: that Sauternes V, LLC,
A$38,261.74 as holder of the follow-
TDA,Case #: 2009 TD ing certificate, has filed
000054All of said property be- said certificate for a Tax
All of said property be- Deed to be issued
ing in the County of thereon. The certificate
Okploosa, State of Flor- number and yearof is-
ida. suance the name in
Unless the certificate is which the roperty is
redeemed according to assessed and the de-
law, the property de- scription of the pr
scribed in the certifi- ..
cate will be sold to the erty is asfollws of
highest, bidder in the Certificate #- 204 of
Boad Meting 2006UU Assessed ,to:
BCC Board Meeting CBR6 INVESTMENTS,
Room at the Okaloosa INC INVESTMENTS,
County Courthouse, De STNE-
Crestview, Florida at BRrDe ionPH SONE-
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, KELLY PLANTATION
April 28, 2009. Regis- BLOCK JJ LOT 29
tration begins at 9:30 ......







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said certificate for a Tax which the property Is
Deed to be issued assessed and the de-
thereon. The certificate scription of the prop-
number and year of Is- erty is as follows:
suance, the name in Certificate # 2314 of
which the property Is 2006 Assessed to:
assessed and the de- WILLIAM H. FREEMAN,
scription of the prop- JR
erty is as follows: Description: COM NE
Certificate # 1586 of COR OF SEC 26, T4N,
2006 Assessed to: R23W, ETC
JOE D. & DAPHNE J. Parcel ID#:
COX 26-4N-23-0000-0003-
Description: N1/2 OF 0180 Opening Bid:
S1/2 OF 'NE1/4. OF $5,225.77
NE1/4, A/K/A TRACT TDA Case #: 2009 TD
11 SADDLEBROOK 000068 C
FARMS UNRECORDED All of said property be-
ETC. ing in the County of
Parcel ID#: Okaloosa, State of Flor-
15-3N-22-0000-0001- ida.
0330 Opening Bid: Unless the certificate is
$3,333.96 redeemed according to
TDA Case #: 2009.TD law, the property de-
000070 C scribed in the certifi-
All of said property be- cate will be sold to the
ing in the, County of highest bidder in the
Okaloosa, State of Flor- BCC Board Meeting
ida. Room at the Okaloosa
Unless the certificate is County Courthouse,
redeemed according to Crestview, Florida at
law, the property de- 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
scribed in the certifi- April 28, 2009. Regis-
cate will be sold to the tration begins at 9:30
highest bidder in the am.
BCC Board Meeting
Room at the Okaloosa Dated this 11th day of
County Courthouse, March, 2009.
Crestview, Florida at DON W. HOWARD
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, CLERK OF THE CIR-
April 28, 2009. Regis- CUIT COURTS
tration begins at 9:30. By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep--
am. uty Clerk
Dated this 11th day of.
March, 2009. 03/18/09
03/25/09
DON W. HOWARD 04/01/09
CLERK OF THE CIR- 04/08/09
CUlT COURTS -
By: Lisa L. Gula, Dep- Legal # 100575
uty Clerk
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
03/18/09 TION FOR TAX DEED
03/12/09 '
03/25/09 Notice is hereby given
04/01/09 that Realty House
04/08/09 Commercial Prop Inc
Def Ben Plan, as holder
Legal # 100571 of the following certifi-
cate, has filed said car-
NOTICE OF APPLICA- tificate for a Tax Deed
TION FOR TAX DEED to be issued theteon.
The certificate number
Notice is hereby given and year of issuance,
that Sauternes LLC, the name, in which the
as holder of the follow- property is assessed-
in g certificate, has filed and the description of
said certificate for a Tax the property is as fol-,
Deed to be issued lows:
thereon. The certificate Certificate # 830 of
number and year of is- 2001 Assessed to: L.
suance,' the name, in B. REED
which the property is Description: ORANGE
assessed and the de- DALE NORTH WEST
scription of the prop- BLOCK. U LOTS 1 TO
erty is as follows: 48 INC
SCertificate # 483 of Parcel ID#.
2006 'Assessed to: 03-3N-22-192B-000U-
COYOTE LAND CO 0010 Opening Bid:
Description: COM SE $1,400.84
COR OF SEC 1, T2N, TDA Case #: 2009 TD
R23W, ETC: 000019
Parcel 'ID#: All of said property be-
01-2N-23-0000-0002- ing in the County of
0060' Opening Bid: Okaloosa, State of Flor-
-$5,816.88 ; ida.
TDA Case #: 2009 TD Unless the certificate is
000049 C. redeemed according to
All of said property.be-. law, the property de-
ing in 'the'County of. scribed in the certifi-
Okaloosa, State of Flor- cate will be sold to the
ida. highest bidder In the
Unlessthe certificate is BCC Board 'Meeting
redeemed according to Room at the Okaloosa
law, the property de- County Courthouse,
scribed in the certifi- Crestview, Florida at
cate will be sold to the .10:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
highest bidder in the April 28, 2009. Regis-
RBC Boardr Meetinrg'tration begins at 9:30


R22W, THEN N 89 DE- 000052 S All of 'said property be- scribed in the certifi- DON W. HOWARD Legal # 100596 Legal # 100599
GREES 57'51" WEST All of said property be- ing in the County of cate will be sold to the CLERK OF THE CIR-
ETC ing In the County of Okaloosa, State of Flor- highest bidder in the CUIT COURTS NOTICE OF APPLICA- ADVERTISEMENT OF
Parcel ID#: Okaloosa, State of Flor- ida. BCC Board Meeting By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- TION FOR TAX DEED COMPLETION
08-3N-22-0000-0001- ida. Unless the certificate is Room at the Okaloosa uty. Clerk
0510 Opening Bid: redeemed according to County Courthouse, Notice is hereby given Hayes Construction,
$9,573.94 Unless the certificate is law, the* property de- Crestview, Florida at that Sauternes V, LLC, Inc.
TDA Case #: 2009 TD. redeemed according to scribed in the certifi- 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 03/18/09 as holder of the follow-
000065 C law, the property de- cate will be sold to the April 28, 2009. Regis- 03/25/09 ing certificate, has filed 3950 Oakleigh Drive,
All of said property be- scribed in the certifi- highest bidder, in the tration begins at 9:30 04/01/09 said certificate for a Tax Jay, FL, 32565
ing in the County of cate will be sold to the BCC Board Meeting am. 04/08/09 Deed to be issued
Okaloosa, State of Flor- highest bidder in the Room at the Okaloosa thereon. The certificate gives notice of comple-
ida. BCC 1Board Meeting County Courthouse, Dated this 11th day of Legal #100593 number and year of is- tion of County Road 2
Unless the certificate is Room at the Okaloosa Crestview, Florida at March, 2009. suance, the name in R e p a i r
redeemed according to County Courthouse, 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, DON W. HOWARD NOTICE OF APPLICA- which the property is #OK-Oct07Storm-CR2
law, the property de- Crestview, Florida at April 28, 2009. Regis- CLERK OF THE CIR- TION FOR TAX DEED assessed and the de- -03(Project)
scribed in the certifi- 10:00 a.m. on'Tuesday, tration begins at 9:30 CUIT COURTS scription of the prop-
cate will be sold to the April 28, 2009. Regis- .am. By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Notice is hereby, given erty is as follows: and sets March 19
highest bidder in the tration begins at 9:30 uty Clerk that Sauternes LLC, Certificate # 2131 of ,2009 as the date of fi-
BCC Board Meeting am. as holder of the follow- 2006 Assessed to: nal settlement.
Room at the Okaloosa Dated this 11th day of ing certificate, has filed WEBB, PETER L &
County Courthouse, Dated this 11th day of March, 2009. 03/18/09 said certificate for a Tax LENA M Yellow River Soil &
Crestview, Florida at March, 2009. DON W. HOWARD 03/25/09 Deed to be issued Description: BLUE Conservation District
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, CLERK OF THE CIR- 04/01/09 thereon. The certificate PINE VILLAGE PH I 938 North Ferdon
April .28, 2009. Regis- CUlT COURTS 04/08/09 number and year of Is- BLOCK C LOT 7 Boulevard
tration begins at 9:30 BY: Lisa L. Gula, Dep- suance, the name in Parcel ID#: Crestview, Florida
am. DON W. HOWARD utyClerk Legal#100590 which the property is 23-1S-22-474A-000C-d 32536
CLERK OF THE CR-uty Clerk Legal #100590 assessed and the de- 0070 Opening Bid:
Dated this 11th day of CUIT COURTS NOTICE OF APPLICA- scription of the prop- $2,742.12 By: Jane Hayes Secre-
March, 2009. 03/18/09 TION FOR TAX DEED ert ate 560 TDA Case #: 2009 Ttary
DON W. HOWARD 03/25/09 Certificate # 1560 of 000051 S
CLERK OF THE CIR- By: 04/01/09 Notice is hereby given 2006 Assessed to: All of said property be- 03/18/09
CUIT COURTS Lisa L. Guia, Dep- 04/08/09 that Sauternes V LLC WEEHRAPONG T ing in the County of 03/25/09
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- uty Clerk a as holder of the Vollow- DEERAPONG Okaloosa, State of Flor- 04/01/09
uty Clerk Legal#100586- Ing certificate, has filed Description: REGENCY ida 04/08/09
03/18/09 Legal#100586 in ce a hasfe PARK LOT13 D# Unless the certificate is
said certificate for a Tax Parcel ID#: redeemed according to Legal #1 00539
03/18/0903/25/09 NOTICE OF APPLICA- Deed to be issued 15-2S-24-22100013- law, th e property de-
03/18/09 04/01/09 TION FOR TAX DEED thereon. The certificate 0000 Opening Bid: scribed in the certifi- NOTICE OF APPLICA-
03/25/09 04/08/09 number and year of is- 929541 scribed in the certifi- NOTICE OF APPLICA-
04/01/099 Notice is hereb given. suance, the name in $9,295.41TDA Case #: 2009 TD will e sold to he TION FOR TAX DEED
04/08/09 Legal #100583 that auternes LLC, which the property is 000060 S BCC Board Meeting
108 NI Oas holder of the follow- assessed and the de-- All of said property be- Room at the Okaloosa Notice is hereby given
legal #100580 NOTICEOFAPPLCA- ing certificate, has fled scription o the prop- ing in the County of County Courthouse Notice is hereby given
TION FOR TAX DEED said certificate for a Tax erty is as follows: Okaloosa State of Flor- Crest, Florid that Realty House
NOTICE OF APPLICA- Deed to be issued Certificate # 615 of ida.m onTuesday Commercial Prop nc
TION FOR TAX DEED Notice is hereby given thereon. The certificate 2006 Assessed to: Unless the certificate is 10 am.28,2009. Regis-y Def Ben Plan, as holder
that Sauternes V, LLC, number and year of is- DOROTHY SNEED redeemed according to ration begins at 9:30s- of the following certifi-
Notice is hereby given as holder of the follow- suance, the name In Description: FIELD S/D law the property de traction egins at cate has filed said cer-
that Malbec II, LLC, as Ing certificate; has filed which the property is BLOCK 5 LOT 12 scribed in the certifi- am. tificate for a Tax Deed
holder of the following said certificate for a Tax assessed and the de- Parcel ID#: cate will be sold to the ated this 11th dofto be issued thereon.
certificate, has filed Deed to be issued scription of the prop- 03-2S-24-0900-0005- hhes bidde in the March 2009 ay The certificate number
said certificate for a Tax thereon. The certificate erty Is as follows: 01,20 Opening Bid: BC Board Meeting DON the March, 2009.WARD and year of issuance,
Deed to be issued number and year of is- Certificate # 831 of $42,815.63 Room at the OkaloosaCLERK OF THE CIR- the name in which the
thereon. The certificate suance,, the .name 'in 2006 Assessed to: TDA Case #: 2009 TD County Courthouse, CUITCOURTS propnd the description assessed
number and year of is- which the, property is RAIYAN 'INVESTMENT, 000045 S Coestw Florida at La L Gui D and the description of
suance, the name in assessed and the de- INC 'All of said property be- Crestview, Florida at By Lisa L. Guia, Dep theproperty is as fol-
which the property is scription of the prop- Description: PORT ing in the County of April 28, 2009. Regis ut Clerk lows:
assessed and the de- erty is as follows: DIXIE BEG NE COR Okaloosa, State of Flor- ration begins at 930egis- Certificate # 927 of
scription of the prop- Certificate # 2587 of BLK 122 W374.8 FT TO ida.. traction begins alt 9:30 2001 Assessed to:
erty is as follows: 2006 Assessed to: BEG W140 FT SW ALG Unless the certificate is am. 3/18/09 DEWEY E. HODGES
Certificate # 2128 of GARY W MOORE HWY 140 FT NW 140 redeemed according to Dated this 11th day of 03/25/09 Description: MAGNO-
2006 Assessed to: Description: START AT FT ETC. law, the property de- March, 2009. th day o04/01/09 LIA BLOSSOM BLOCK
KJT INVESTMENTS, GOV. MARKER AT SW Parcel ID#: scribed in the certifi- 04/08/09 5 LOTS 1& 2
INC COR OF. NW1/4 OF 05-2S-23-2080-0121- cate will be sold to the DON W. HOWARD Parcel ID#:
Des c ri p t i o n : SEC 34, T1S, R24W, 0110 Opening Bid: highest bidder in the CLERK OF THE CIR- 24-3N-22-1540-0005-
PARKWOOD SQUARE ETC. $24,088.26 BCC Board Meeting CUIT COURTS 0010 Opening Bid:
PH 1 COM AT EAST- Parcel 0ID#: TDA Case #: 2009 TD Room at the Okaloosa By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Legal100598 $ 1,010.19
ERNMOST COR ETC 34-1S-24-0000-0041- 000061 S County Courthouse, uty Clerk Legal # 100598 All of said property be-
Parcel ID#: 0010 Opening Bid: All of said'property be- Crestview, Florida at ing in the County of
23-1S-22,0000-0008- $45,367.67 ing in the County of 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, IN THE CIRCUIT Okaloosa, State of Flor-
0030 Opening Bid: TDA Case #: 2009 TD Okaloosa, State of Flor- April 28, 2009. Regis- 03/18/09 FIROURT DOF TLHEIR da.
$2,195.28 000064 S ida. tration begins at 9:30 03/25/09 FIRST JUDICIAL CIR-
TDA Case #: 2009 TD All of said property be- Unless the certificate is am . 4/01/09 CUlTOF FLORIDAIN Unless the certificate is
000041 S. ing in the County of redeemed according to 04/08/09ND FOR OKALOOSA redeemed according to
All of said property be- Okaloosa, State of Flor- law, the property de- Dated this 11th day of 040809 COUNTY CASE NO. law, the property de-
ing in the County of Ada. scribed in the certifi- March, 2009. Legal #100594 2008 CA 004266 0 scribed in the certifi-
Okaloosa, State of Flor- Unless the certificate is cate will be sold' to the cate will be sold to the
ida. redeemed according to highest bidder in the DON W. HOWARD NOTICE OF APPLICA- WELLS FARGO BANK, highest. bidder in the
Unless the certificate is law, the property de- BCC Board Meeting CLERK OF THE CIR- TION FOR TAX DEED NA., AS TRUSTEE FQR BCC Board Meeting
redeemed according to scribed in the certifi- Room at the Okaloosa CUIT COURTS OPTION ONE MORT- Room at the Okaloosa
law, the property de- cate Will be sold to the County Courthouse, By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Notice is hereby given GAGE LOAN TRUST County Courthouse,
scribed- in the certifi- highest bidder in the Crestview, Florida' at uty Clerk that Sauternes V, LLC, 2 0 0 6 2 Crestview, Florida at
cate will be sold to the BCC. Board Meeting 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, as holder of the follow- ASSET-BACKED CER- 10:00 a.m. on Friday,
highest bidder in the 'Room at the Okaloosa April 28, 2009. Regis- ing certificate, has filed TIFICATES, SERIES April .24, 2009. Regis-
BCC Board Meeting County Courthouse, tration begins at 9:30 03/18/09 said certificate for a Tax 2006-2 tration begins at 9:30
Room at the Okaloosa Crestview, Florida at am. 03/25/09 Deed to be issued Plaintiff, am.
County Courthouse, 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 04/01/09 thereon. The certificate
Crestview, Florida at April 28, 2009. Regis- Dated this 11th day of 04/08/09 number and year of is- vs. Dated this 27th day of
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, tration begins at 9:30 March, 2009. suance, the name in February, 2009.
April 28, 2009. Regis- am. DON W. HOWARD Legal #100591 which the property is GIOVANNI E.
tration begins at 9:30 CLERK OF THE CIR- assessed and' the de- CUARESMA; AALENE
am. Dated this 11th day of CUIT COURTS NOTICE OF APPLICA- stription of the prop- M. BALINAO,
March, 2009. By: Lisa L. Guia, Bep- TION FOR TAX DEED erty is as follows: Defendants. DON W. HOWARD
Dated this 11th day .of DON W. HOWARD uty Clerk Certificate # 548 of CLERK OF THE CIR-
March, 2009. CLERK OF THE CIR- Notice is hereby' given 2006 Assessed to: JNOTICE OF FORE- CUIT COURTS
DON W. HOWARD CUIT COURTS that Sauternes V, LLC, JUDY ANN VRASIC CLOSURE SALE
CLERK OF THE CIR- By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- 03/18/09 as holder of the follow- Description: GARNIER
CUIT COURTS uty Clerk 03/25/09 ing certificate, has filed BEACH AMD BLOCK 3 NOTICE. IS HEREBY By:Lisa L.
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- 04/01/09 said certificate for a Tax LOT 23 GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- Guia, Deputy Clerk
uty Clerk 04/08/09 Deed to be issued Parcel ID#: nal Judgment 'of Fore-
___________ -__ nronTecercje0- -110000 -HoareuetuiH dK l0,LEGL 12087


Room at the Okaloosa. am. 03/18/09
County Courthouse, 03/25/09
Crestview,. Florida. at Dated this 11th day of 03/18/09 . 04/01/09-
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March, 2009. 03/25/09 04/08/09
April 28, 2009. Regis- DON W. HOWARD 04/01/09
tration begins at 9:30 CLERK OF THE CIR- 04/08/09 Legal # 100584
am. CUIT COURTS
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Legal # 100581 NOTICE OF APPLICA-
Dated' this 11th day of uty Clerk TION FOR TAX DEED
March, 2009. NOTICE OF APPLICA-
03/18/09 TION FOR TAX DEED Notice is hereby given
DON W. HOWARD 03/25/09 r that Sauternes V, LLC,
CLERK OF THE CIR- 04/01/09 Notice is hereby given as holder of the follow-
CUIT COURTS 04/08/09 that Sauternes V, LLC, ing certificate, has filed
By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- as holder of the follow- said certificate for a Tax
uty Clerk Legal #100578 -ing certificate, has filed Deed' to be issued
said certificate for a Tax thereon. The certificate
NOTICE OF APPLICA- Deed to be issued number and year of is-
03/18/09 TION FOR TAX DEED thereon. *The certificate suance, the name in
03/25/09 number and year of is- which the property is
04/01/09 . Notice is hereby given suance, the name in assessed and the de-
04/08/09 that Sauternes V, LLC, which the property is scription of the prop-
as holder of, the follow- assessed, and the' de- erty is as follows:
Legal # 100573 ing certificate, has filed scription of the prop- Certificate # 1354 of
said certificate for a Tax erty is as follows: 2006 Assessed to:
NOTICE OF APPLICA- Deed to be issued Certificate # 2051 of RACE TRACK, LLC,
TION FORTAX DEED thereon. The certificate 2006 Assessed to: JAMES NABORS &
r O EED number and year of is- LLANCO, INC B A R B A R A
Notice' is here given suance, the name in Description: PARISH BRINCKMANN
that Sauternes LLC, which the property is PINES BLOCK A LOT Description: ELM
as holder of the follow- assessed and the de- 14 PLACE CQNDO UNIT
ing certificate, ,has filed scription of the prop- Parcel ID#: 2-D0
said, certificate for a Tax erty is as follows: 21-2S-25-192A-OOOA- Parcel ID#:
Deedcto be issued Certificate # 806 of 0140 Opening Bid: 13-2S-24-0819-0000-
thereon. The certificate 2006 Assessed to: $4,778.55. 002D Opening Bid:I
number and year of is- DARRIN W AND APRIL TDA Case #: 2009 TD $6,377.50
suance, the name in V HABEL 000069 S TDA Case #: 2009 TD
which the property is Description: CHOC- All of said property be- 000047 S
assessed and the de- TAWMAR. BLOCK 2 ing in the County of All of said property'be-
scription of the prop- LOT 48. Okaloosa, State of Flor- ing in the County of
erty is as follows: Parcel' ID#: ida. Okaloosa, State of Flor-
Certificate # 1527 of 05-2S-23-0400-0002- Unless the certificate is ida.
2006 Assessed to: 0480 Opening Bid: redeemed according to Unless the certificate' is
ADDIE IRENE DAVIS $15,063.31 law, the property de- redeemed according to
Description: W1/2 OF TDA Case #: '2009 TD scribed in the certifi- law, the property de-
SW1/4 OF SW1/4 IN 000066 S cate will be sold to the scribed in the certifi-
SEC 14, T3N, R25W, All of said property be- highest bidder In the cate will be sold to the
'ETC ing in the County of BCC Board Meeting highest bidder in the
Parcel ID#: Okaloosa, State of Flor- Room at the Okaloosa BCC Board Meeting
'14-3N-25-0000-0026- Ida. County Courthouse, Room at the Okaloosa
0000 Opening Bid: Unless the certificate is Crestview, Florida at County Courthouse,
$4,830.27 redeemed according to 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Crestview, Florida at
TDA Cade #: 2009 TD law, the property de- April 28, 2009. Regis- 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
000067 C scribeded in the certifi- traction begins at 9:30 April 28, 2009. Regis-
All of said property be- cate will be sold to the am. tration begins at 9:30
ing in the County of highest bidder in the am.
Okaloosa, State of Flor- BCC Board Meeting Dated this 11th day of.
ida. Room at the Okaloosa March, 2009. Dated this 11th day ofr
Unless the certificate is 'County Courthouse, DON W. H ARD April, 2009.
redeemed according to Crestview, Florida at DONW. HOWARD
law the property de- 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, CLERK OF THE CIR- DON W. HOWARD
scribed in the certifi- April 28, 2009 Regis- CUIT COURTS CLERK OF THE CIR-
cate will be sold to the traction begins at 9:30 By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- CUIT COURTS
highest bidder in the am. u. ty Clerk By: Lisa L. Gula, Dep-
BCC Board Meeting uty Clerk
Room at the Okaloosa Dated this 11th day of
County Courthouse, March, 2009. 03/18/09
Crestview, Florida at DON W. HOWARD 03/25/09 03/18/09
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, CLERK OF THE CIR- 04/01/09 03/25/09
April 28, 2009. Regis- CUIT COURTS 04/08/09 04/01/09
tration begins at 9:30 By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- L 04/08/09
am. uty Clerk Legal. # 100582
am.Lega ,.....


Dated 'this 11th day of
March, 2009.
DON W. HOWARD
CLERK 'OF THE CIR-
CUIT COURTS
By; Lisa L. Guia, Dep-
Clerk -


03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09
04/08/09

Legal # 100574
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Sauternes V, LLC,
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


03/18/09
03/25/09
04/01/09
04/08/09

Legal # 100579
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Sauternes V, LLC,
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 # 992 of
2006 Assessed to:
ROBERT M & PATRI-
CIA JOHNSON
'Description: COM NE
COR, SEC 8, T3N,


NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given
that Sauternes V, LLC,
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 # 167 of
2006 Assessed to:
RENATO M. MANAS,
ROY M. M. MARIANO &
RUPERTY Y. MARIANO
Description: INDIAN
TRAIL ESTATES LOT
22
Parcel ID#:
00-2S-22-1269-0000-
0220 Opening Bid:
$6,882.07
TDA Case #: 2009 TD


Legal# 100585
NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TION FOR TAX DEED
Notice is hereby given
that Sauternes V, LLC,
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 # 39 of 2006
Assessed to:
POINTE DEVELOP-
MENT OF DESTINY
CALHOUN'S S/D
BLOCK B LOT 102
Parcel ID#:
00-2S-22-0310-000B-
1020 Opening Bid:
$13,186.36
TDA Case #: 2008 TD
000055 S


thereon. .The certifimcate 03-2S-24-1000-0003- closure dated Mvarch o, LEGAL #120187
Legal # 100588 number and year of is- 0230 Opening Bid: 2009, and entered in
suance, the. name in $4,676.14 Case- No. 2008 CA AUCTIONS
NOTICE OF APPLICA- which the property is TDA Case #: 2009 TD 004266 C, of the Circuit In accordance with
TION FOR TAX DEED assessed and the de- 000056 S Court of the First Judi- Florida Statutes, Ad-
scription of the prop- All of said property be- cial Circuit in and for vance Storage, Inc 1o-'
Notice is hereby given erty is as follows: ing in the County of OKALOOSA County, cated at 5180 'S.
that Sauternes V LLC, Certificate # 1446 -of Okaloosa, State of Flor- Florida, wherein Ferdon Blvd. Crest-
as holder of the follow- 2006 Assessed to: ida. WELLS FARGO BANK, view FL will offer for
ing certificate, has filed MERRITT E TAPPAN Unless the certificate is N.A., AS TRUSTEE sale to the highest bid-
said certificate for a Tax Description: IVY redeemed according to FOR OPTION ONE der the household and
Deed to 'be issued HOUSE CONDO UNIT. law, the property de- MORTGAGE LOAN other goods stored in
thereon. The'certificate 4 scribed .in the certifi- TRUST 2006-2 the below listed units.
number and year of is- Parcel ID#: cate will be sold to the ASSET-BACKED CER- Said goods are to be
suance% the name in 14-2S-24-1262-0000- L highest bidder in the TIFICATES, SERIES sold to recover the
which the property is 0040 Opening Bid: BCC Board Meeting 2006-2, is a Plaintiff rents not paid by the
assessed and the de- $4,835.79 Room at the Okaloosa and GIOVANNI E. tenants.
scription of the prop- TDA Case #: 2009 TD County 'Courthouse, CUARESMA; ARLENE
erty is as follows: 000062 S Crestview, Florida at M. BALINAO are the Advanced Storage I
Certificate # 2266 of All of said property be- 10;00 a.m. on Tuesday, Defendants. I will sell to
2006 Assessed to: ing in the County of April 28, 2009. Regis- the highest and best 1. Teresa Tucker Unit
CAROLYN R. REILING Okaloosa, State of Flor- tration begins at 9:30 bidder for cash at B67
Description: S1/2 OF Ida. am. Okaloosa County
LOT 21: COM SW COR Unless the certificate is Courthouse, front door, 2. Alejandro Flores Unit
OF SEC E660 FT N25 redeemed according to Dated this 11th day of 101 E. James -Lee. G24
FT TO ETC law, the property de- March, 2009. Blvd., Crestview, Fl. at
Parcel ID#: scribed in the certifi- 11:00 am on April 16, 3 Starr Sailer Unit G6
25-4N-23-0000-0015- cate will be sold to the DON W. HOWARD 2009 the following de-
019B Opening Bid: highest bidder in the CLERK OF THE CIR- scribed property as set Advanced Storage II
$5,140.55 BCC ,Board Meeting CUIT COURTS forth in said Final Judg-
TDA Case #: 2009-TD Room at the Okaloosa By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- ment, to wit: 1. Kirk McGriff Unit'L15
000063 *C County Courthouse, uty Clerk
All of said property be- Crestview, Florida at LOT 4, BLOCK 'D, FOX The sale shall take
ing in the County of 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, WOOD ADDITION, place on March 28,
Okaloosa, State of Flor- April 28, 2009. Regis- 03/18/09 BEING A PORTION 2009 at 9:00-10:00 a.m.
ida. tration begins at 9:30 03/25/09 OF SECTIONS 25 at Advance Storage.
Unless the certificate is am. 04/01/09 AND 26, TOWNSHIP 3
redeemed according to 04/08/09 NORTH, RANGE 24 03/21/2009
law, the property de- Dated this 11th day of WEST, OKALOOSA 03/25/2009
scribed in the certifi- March, 2009. Legal # 100595 COUNTY, FLORIDA,
cate will be sold to the ACCORDING TO HE Legal#100587
hi heat bidder In the DON W. HOWARD NOTICE OF APPLICA- PLAT RECORDED N legal# 100587
BlC Board Meeting CLERK OF THE CIR- TION FOR TAX DEED PLAT BOOK 18, NOTICE OF APPLICA-
Room at the Okaloosa CULT COURTS. PAGES 59 AND 60; TION FOR TAX DEED
County Courthouse, By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Notice is hereby given. TOGETHER WITH ION FOR TAX DEED
Crestview, Florida uty Clerk that Sauternes V, LLC, SURVEYOR'S AFFIDA- N is
10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, as holder of the follow- VIT RECORDED IN Notice is hereby given
10:00 a.mpril 28, 2009. on Tuesday, ing certificate, has filed OFFICIAL RECORDS that Sauternes V, LLC,
traction begins at 9:30 03/18/09 said certificate for a Tax BOOK 2218 AT PAGE as holder of the follow-
tra03/5 /09 Deed to be issued 1517, OF THE PUBLIC ing certificate, has filed
am. 04/01/09 thereon. The certificate RECORDS OF SAID certificate for a Tax
Dated this 11th day of 04/08/09 number and year of is- COUNTY, A.R: tDeed to be issue d
Mr, 2009. ._ suance, the name in 263N240967000D0040 thereon. The certificate
Marh, 2009. Leal #100592 which the property is number and year of is-
Dassessed and the de- Any person claiming an ace, the namerty is
CLERK OF THE CIR- NOTICE OF APPLICA- scription of the prop- interest in the surplus assess d and the de-
CUlT COURTS TION FOR TAX DEED erty is as follows: from the sale, if any, cription of the prop-
By. Lisa L. Guia, Dep- Certificate # 2129' of other than the property erty is as follows:
uty Clerk Notice is hereby given 2008 Assessed to: owner as of the date of ertificate # 2479 of
that Sauternes V, LLC, SIEGFRIED WALTHER the lis pendens must 2006Certificate # 2479 ofd to:
as holder of the follow- Description: ST AN- file a claim within 60 DONALD YANDELL &
03/18/09 ing certificate, has filed DREWS VILLAGE days after the sale. KSE
03/25/09 said certificate for a Tax SOUTH AT ERLIND STEESE
04/01/09Deed to be issued BLUEWATER BAY DON W. HOWARD TRYVIEW EST PH 4,
04/08/09 thereon. The certificate UNIT 1 LOT 6 As Clerk of the Court 4TH ADD LOT 20
0 number and year of is- Parcel ID#: By: VIKI JACKSON Parcel 2 D#:
Legal # 100589 suance, the name in 23-1S-22-2382-Oboo- As Deputy Clerk 313N-23-056M-000
which the property is 0060 Opening Bid:
NOTICE OF APPLICA- assessed and the de- $6,648.49 Dated this 9 day of -0200 Opening Bid:
scription of the prop- TDA Case #: 2009 TD March, 2009 $67,364.95
TION FOR TAX DEED TDA Case #: 2009 TD
erty is as follows: 000048 S DA e #: 2009 TD
Notice ls hereb given Certificate # 1294 of All of said property be- IMPORTANT000058 C
that' Sauternes V,LLC, 2006 Assessed to: ing in the County Of In accordance with the . .ety
as holder of the follow- TWO DAKOTA, INC Okaloosa, State of Flor- Americans with Disabi- Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ing certificate, has filed Description: CINCO ida. t ies Act, persons need- ida.
said certificate for a Tax BAYOU BLOCK 2 Unless the certificate is ing a reasonable ac-Unstc..a
Deed to be ised LOTS 4 5 ETC redeemed according to commodation to partic- Unless the certificate is
thereon. The certificate Parcel ID#: law, the, property de- pate in this proceeding redeemed accordihgto
nbtheranearifofict 12-2S-24-0460-0002- scribed in the certifi- should no later than aw, the property de-
suancer the nmea in 0040 Opening Bid: cate will be sold to the seven (7) days rior ibed in the certifi-
which the property is $42,837.02 highest bidder in the contact the Cler of the ate wll be sold toidder in the
which the property is A Case #: 2009 TD BC Board Meeting Court's disability coor- -B B .ar .d
assessed and the de- TDA,Case #: 2009TD BCBoard Meeting. nr n Dar me
scrisessed aion of the rop- 000050 S Room at the Okaloosa dinator' at 8506517497, R oom at th Meeting
scription of the prop- All of said property be- County Courthouse, 1250 N EGLIN PKWY oom at te Okaloosa
Certy is as follows:# 1360 of ing in the County of Crestview, Florida at SUITE A114, County Courthouse,
2006 Assessed to' Okaloosa, State of Flor- 10:00 am. on Tuesday, SHALIMAR FL.32 revew Florda at
BARBARA D. SMITH ida. April 28, 2009. Regis- i f hearing impaired, 0ril0 am. on Reiy
Description: SHELL Unlessthe certificate is traction begins at 9:30 contact (TDD) d ain en at 9 3
PARK CONDO BLDG C redeemed according to am. 8009558771 via Florida tratmon bens at 93
UNIT C7 law, the property de- Relay System am.
Parcel ID#- scribed in the certifi- Dated this 11th day of t th day of
13-2S-24-1223-000C ate will be sold to the March, 2009. Ben Ezra & Katz.R.A Dated this 11th day of
0107 Opening Bid: highest bidder in the 2901 Stirling Rd. Suite arch, 2009.
$9,576.79 BCC Board Meeting DON W. HOWARD 300 DON W HOWARD
TDA Case #: 2009 T Room at the Okaloosa CLERK OF THE CIR- Fort Lauderdale, Flor- DONW HOOWARD
000059S County Courthouse, CUIT COURTS ida 33312 CUlT COURTS
All of said property be- Crestview, Florida at By: Lisa L. Guia, Dep- p0 hon e OURTGuiaDep-
ing in the County of 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, uty Clerk 305-770-4100 y:LSa L. Gu Dep-
Okaloosa, State of Flor- April 28, 2009. Regis- Fax:305-653-2329 uty Clerk
ida. tration begins at 9:30 03/18/09
idaam.o g03/18/0903/18/0903/18/09
Unless the certificate is am. 03/25/0903/2/09 03/25/09
redeemed according to 04/01/09 03/25/09 04/01/09
law, the property de- Datedthis 11th day of 04/01/09 04/08/09
March, 2009. 04/08/09 04/08/09


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NOTICE OF APPLICA- Warranty-Buy direct
TION FOR TAX DEED from manufacturer
30/colors in stock, wall
Notice Is hereby given accessories. Quick turn
that Verdot VI, LLC, as around. Delivery availa-
holder of the following ble. Gulf Coast Supply
certificate, has filed & Mfg, (888)393-0335
said certificate for a Tax www.GulfCoastSupply.
Deed to be issued corn
thereon. The certificate
number and year of is- S i k
suance, the name in Steel Building Pkg
which the property is 18X21 Door & Anchor
assessed anohede- Bolt Incl. Reg $8,200.
assessed and the de- Now $4,845 + Code
scription of the prop- Adj Other Sizes Avail
erty is as follows: Ad Other Sizes Avai.
Certificate # 1462 of Big & Small Same
2006 Assessed to: D i s c
BRIDGETA.BROWN www.scg-grp.com
Description: SEA S o u r c e # 1 3 0
BREEZE 5TH ADD Phone#:850-391-0204
BLOCK C LOT 3
Parcel ID#:
14-2S-24-221 F-00dC-
0030 Opening Bid:
$27,639.67 3220
TDA Case #: 2009 TD
000027 S
All of said property be-
ing in the County of N W DA
Okaloosa, State of Flor-
ida.
Unless the certificate is 100% All new Queen
redeemed according to Pillowtop set. New.
law, the property de- Warranty. Can deliver.
scribed in the certifi- $165 850-471-0330
cate will be sold to the ___
highest bidder in the
BCC Board Meeting
Room at the Okaloosa. llIJI
County Courthouse, N
Crestview, Florida at
10:00 a.m. on Friday, A Brand New Full Mat-
April 24, 2009. Regis- tress w/box in plastic.
traton egns at 9:30 Warranty. $125. Can
arrT. Diiivirr 8n5-471-0n3n


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


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3Br 2Ba Foreclosure! Crestview room in 3br,
NEW T.Y $10,500! Only $199! 2ba house, $300/mo +
N" Mo! 5% down 15 years part utilities. Leave
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Cracker Barrel of REAL ETr&TEFORlRENT $259/Mo! for listingssh
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682-8804 Apply any- 6110 -Apartments half acre. New paint. 689-8978
time 6120 Beach Rentals Fenced, sm pet ok ________
time. 6130 Condo/Townhouse $895n mo+dd 217 -7344
DRIVER TRAINEES 0140- House Rentals $5 2174 ,.||| |.|
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Baker 7100 'Homes Andalusia, AL 184
7100- Homes wooded acres. Large
0 804 Buck Ward Rd 7105 Open Houses wooded acres. Large
3 br, 2 ba; $795 7110 Beach Home/ creek, pond. For the
Property serious outdoors per-
Crestview 7120:-Commercial son only. $2800 per
CreStie 7130 do/ownhouse acre. (334) 222-7152
226 Runnymeade Dr, 2 7140- Farms & Ranches
br, 1.5 ba, $595 7150 Lots and Acreage FL Land Bargains! 2 to
1413 S. Pearl St 7160 Mobile Homes 150 acres. From Sebr-
4 br, 1 be, $600 7170- Waterfront ing to Gainesville.
218 Virginia St 7180- Investment $49,900 .o $499,900.
2 br, 1.5 be, $650 Property Tremendous land value
4644 Bobolink Way 7190 out-of-Town below mkt prices. Fi-
2 br, 2 ba $625 Real Estate nancing. Call Jack at
S6119 Sonny Lane 7200 Timeshare (800)242-1802
3 br, 1.5 ba, $775 Florida Land Bargain
104 Corwin St_ of the Centuryl 2 acre
2 br, 2.5 b, $795 7100 waterfront homesite
S5292 Opportunity Dr only $69 900
3 br, 2 ba $795 6/BR Bank Foreclo- oa ,raised 9
5255 Sue Cir sure! $29,900! aOnly riMse 0 Private
3 br, 2 ba, $850 $238/ Mo 5% down 20 gated community with
651 Panama Dr years @ 8% apr. Buy, 4 2 recreational lakes
4 br, 2 ba, $895 Br $326/Mo! for listings Municipal water &
3154 Helms Farm 800-366-9783 ext 5760 sewer. Low taxes. Just
Rd, 2 br, 1 ba; $950 90 minutes Orlando!,
179 Conquest Ave, Bank Owned Prop- Excellent financing.
3 br, 2 be; $1050 erties Free Lists Call now (866)352-2249
211 Raptor Dr, Cellstate Gulfcoast FLlandbargains.com
4 br, 2 ba; $1200 Realty 850-472-2500 Final Closeout Golf
6042 Sand Hill Rd Final Closeout! Golf
4 br, 2.5 ba, $1250 Lot Bargains from
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SCommercial > ,iru/rl f TlO AY Golf & Amenity. Pack-
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2000sf, $900/mo + usree Be Sold! REDC big trees, waterfalls &
$925 dep. no smoke/ 8ree Brochure large public lake
pets. ,Approx. 1 mi. USHomeAuction.co nearby, $99,500 Bank
North of .Caution Light SHomeAuction.com Financing
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NEW TODAY Ft. Walton 71-o.

Teel & Waters Kenwood
Real Estate 602 Mooney NEW UODAY
RENTALS Road
682-6156 Beautiful brick 3 br, 2 0 Down
6826156 ba, 2. cg. Close to For all 'land owners.
bases on quiet half Your land or family
3819 Golden Acres, acre corner lot. Built land. All Credit O.K.
$750, 3 br, 2 ba, 1 acre in 1994, kitchen re- 850-682-3344
332 Adams Drive cently updated with,
$1175, 3 br, 2 ba, 2cg, stainless steel appli- Bank Foreclosures! 4
No pets. ances, corner FP Br $25,000! Only
# 715 Majestic Prince, w/all brick hearth, $225/Mo! 3 Br $12,500!
$1200, 3 br, 2 ba, appls vaulted ceilings, fresh Only $199/Mo! 5%
428 Riverchase, paint, security sys- down 15 years @ 8%
$1300, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 cg, tem, updated elec- apr. for. listings
No pets. tronic irrigation, large (800)366-9783 ext
-* 290 Main-Street screened porch un- 5669.
$1500 Commercial der roof, chain link
back' yard perfect for r M
All, Properties require a pets. $294,900. Call
credit check, 1 yr 850 226-6754 NEW TODA
lease, no inside smok-
ing. Pet fees are non- Get share of the
refundable. Government

Frost 682-6156 L v A Receive up to $8000 to
Individual wants to help buy your new
Why Rent? You can buy house for home... Call Clayton
buy $3750 down. See investment. Call Homes of Crestview for
ad in homes for sale. 651-0987 details 850-683-0758


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Wednesday, March 25, 2009


B 10 1 Crestview News Bulletin


New Govern-
ment Financing
Program!
On all 3 or 4 Bed-
rooms! Rates as low as
4.75%. No Credit or
Bad Credit -OK! Call
Clayton Homes of Cre-
stview 850-683-0758

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3Br, 2Ba, finished
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8100 Antique & Collectibles
8110 Cars
8120 Sports Utility Vehicles
8130 Trucks
8140-Vans
8150 Commercial
8160 Motorcycles
8170 Auto Parts
& Accessories
8210 Boats
8220 Personal Watercraft
8230 Sailboats
8240 Boat & Marine
Supplies
8245 Boat Slips & Docks
8310 Aircraft/Aviation
8320 ATV/Off Road Vehicles
8330 Campers & Trailers
8340 Motorhomes




95 Honda Accord
$500! 94 Acura Integra
$750! 97 Ford Taurus
$350 Police
iInpounds for Sale!
hondas chevys jeeps!
for listings
800-366.9813 ext 9499


$2500 Below
NADA &'Ext
Warranty




PONTIAC G6
2006
Stylish & Sporty
45K miles, 4dr, V6,
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Police Impounds! 97
Honda Civic $500! 95
Toyota Camry $550! 97
VW Jetta $750! for list-
ings call (800)366-9813
Ext 9275

Toyota Camry 1990 4
cylinder, Auto, Runs
great, 74K miles on
new engine 35 MPG.
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2006
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condition. $4000. O.B.O
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For a limited time our initiation fees have been lowered to
$250/single, $500/family

B.J. Thomhave, General Manager, of Foxwood Country Club credits community
support for the facilities strength in recent years.
18-Hole Golf Course with 4 Sets of Tees to
accommodate players of all levels.
Driving Range Tennis Courts Well Stocked Pro Shop
Lessons Available Banquet Facility
Our banquet facility can hold 200 people with ease, making it one of the
most popular venues for receptions and meetings in the Crestview area.

Foxwood has 340 members. Great Banquet Facilities.
Home of The Annual Christian Thomhave Memorial Golf Tournament.
Tennis Courts Recently Resurfaced.


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