text: UFDC Home myUFDC Home | Help | RSS <%BANNER%> TABLE OF CONTENTS HIDE Main Main continued Main: Classifieds Main: Sports: September 23,141 Related Items Preceded by: Crestview news leader Table of Contents Main page 1 Main continued page 2 page 3 page 4 page 5 page 6 page 7 Main: Classifieds page 8 page 9 Main: Sports page 10 Full Text Courthouse to get boost in security Page 5 NOFD receives grant Pages 3 - 4~I~ %' I~.)~)<. "CRESTVIEW EiVS Friday Night Sween Dawgs 12/12/06 FLORIDA-HISTORY LIBRARY OF 205 SMA ---- po BOXAILLE FL 32611 GINS-611 atorS win fourth in a row, 24-10 Applicants revealed for new Crestview police chief * The 45 original applicants were narrowed to 11 on Friday in the search outgoing Travis Gillahan, Adam Ziglar Crestview News Bulletin Mayor George Whitehurst's selec- tion committee narrowed its search from 45 applicants to just 11 Friday. The committee, comprised of City Clerk Janice Young, Crestview Fire Chief Joe Traylor and Director of Okaloosa County Emergency Management Dino Villani, is one for who will replace the who is retiring on Oct. 3. step doser to making its recommen- dation of the next police chief. In all, four Crestview Police Department officers and 41 appli- cants from various locations throughout the state and country have applied for the position. The current police chief, Travis Gillihan, announced in mid-August that he would be retiring; his last day is Oct. 3. The committee will meet again Sept. 28 to interview the top five applicants. If a new chief is not cho- sen from the top five, the committee will choose from the remaining six applicants. "There's a lot of interest in this area right now," Young said. Young gave the News Bulletin the list of applicants Friday afternoon. It includes people from as far as St. Clair, Mich. and Belmar, N.J. However, the final selections include one applicant from Texas; the rest live in Florida. Young would not release the list of final applicants because she hasn't notified the in-house personnel of the committee's final decisions. Some applicants are retired law enforcement officers from various Car flips on Airport Road agencies throughout the state. The committee spent nearly two hours Friday morning poring over resumes. The members individually compared each applicant's qualifica- tions with those outlined by Whitehurst. Whitehurst is seeking a chief that has a 4-year degree, managerial experience and other credentials, including experience in homeland security. Each member individually picked 10 applicants and compared their individual choices. See CHIEF, page 3 City OKs budget, lowers tax Cal Zethmayr News Bulletin Correspondent Many Crestview residents could have slightly smaller tax bills com- ing their way in the mail this fall as a result of the Okaloosa County Commissioners lowering the mill- age rate by six tenths of a mil and the City of Crestview Council reduced its tax rate by one half of a mil this week when each governmental body held their fifial budget and tax rate public hearihgs... More than 450 people turned out for the County Commissioners bud- get hearing at the Emerald Coast Conference Center Tuesday evening and around 40 people attended the Crestview Council session on Wednesday evening. The Crestview Council Chambers were fairly full of local residents, business people and firemen. Thirteen of them addressed the council some supporting the budget as it was tentatively approved two weeks ago, others questioning why Crestview has the highest millage See BUDGET, page 6 ..,. 1 .k V .. Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin The driver of this Mitsubitshi SUV, Steve Callahan, an investigator with the state Fire Marshal's office miraculously walked away un- injured after being struck by another vehicle, then rolling one and a half times into a storm water drainage ditch. The accident occurred Thursday evening around 6:30 p.m. on Airport Road near Reinke Street. Both drivers in wreck walk away unharmed The driver of the Mitsubitshi SUV is an inspector with the State Fire Marshal's office. Ken Nielsen Crestview News Bulletin Incredibly both drivers involved in an automobile accident Thursday night at the intersection of Airport Road and Reinke walked away without injuries. "It could have been much worse," said NOFD chief Ed Cutler. "They were just sec- onds and inches away from a disaster." According to eyewitnesses, Steve Callahan, an inspector with the State Fire Marshal's office, was driving west on Airport Road when Bobby Martin of Crestview, who was traveling east on Airport Road, lost control of his Jeep Grand Cherokee and wandered across the center line into Callahan's path. "Steve did an incredible job to avoid a head on collision," Cutler said. Callahan's vehicle struck the right front of Martin's, causing Callahan's SUV to slide right and roll one and one half times, coming to a rest on its side. Martin's vehicle slid off the road into the storm water drainage ditch. Martin was issued a moving violation by the Florida Highway Patrol. Both men refused medical treatment by Okaloosa EMS. SPEARS PLE iA- ... &*ehuACfjMpw - Professional Quality Work! *Retrofits Service New Construction S897-9993 H A dng t on Prod.m INSIDE ... What drives Montel .Cus... * Benefits of massage * Hearty fare recipes -850-682-4333 ty AW G1-1 I & I / urlVIeW IwsvvO LUILIII -in a. % -A U A w V & Today's Weather it" WO 6** 40 .. ON. Ken Nielsen.'Te News Bulletin 2006 Little Miss Baker 11-year-old Caitlin McLelland. Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin 2006 Jr. Miss Baker, 15-year-old Jessica Gilmore. "Copyrighted Material Shea Griffith and Chelsea Combest atop a parade car. MHR ? Kren Nieisen/ I ne News ulleBin Baker High School Marching Band. Syndicated Contentg Available from Commercial News Providers" Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin BAYA Midgets football team. Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin Baker Middle School Lady Gators Basketball team. 'Got the Dot' $25 Winner Tine Garrett of Crestview (left) is one of this week's News Bulletin "Got the Dot" $25 winners, by being spotted by reporter Adam Ziglar and the Prize Patrol with a CNB Dot on her antenna PW* ofa m ese.... ... .. I BAKER SCHOOL'S 20,06 HOMECOMING "PARADE Baker eighth graders, Dykill Kersoyand Chandlor Suqq! go all out to show their School Spirit. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,2006 DAtt-C fJ / r'rmohjioiAt Minum Ph illatin LoCAL NEWS 1. miMui6a SATURDlfAY. SEPTEMBER 3.200 LoCAL NEWS Crestview News Bulletin / PAGE 3 PARK AVENUE REAIW ESTATE Crestview Office 762 Industrial Drive Crestview, FL 32539 850-398-6336 Tommy Carmical - Jerry Hayes Tim Keen 9 ^ -7 lltiUIT u Y P#^PeSDa1//- J0ovigl to Outk new 0ocationi 1 Ao "Oa' / eptembehi. 2 kd l 0 0ook k tot a at 866 J. 9 0don HOURS: TUEsdAy SATURdAy 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 p.M. . J E W E L E R SGoldrush, Inc. WHERE THE EMERALD COAST GETS ENGAGED 866 N. FERdon Blvd. CRESTVIEw, FL 32539 850-682-3638 FAX 850-683-3673 Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin The North Okaloosa Fire District plans to use part of a $900,000 homeland security grant to place a full time staff at their new fire station at the Bob Sikes Airport. NOFD receives $900,000 homeland security grant Ken Nielsen . Crestview News Bulletin The North Okaloosa Fire District has been awarded a U.S. Department of Homeland Security grant for $900,379. The funds are part of the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grants program. "It's a manpower grant to augment the manpower in our district," said NOFD fire chief Ed Cutler. Funds under the SAFER program are intended to sup- port the hiring of firefighters and the recruitment and retention of volunteer fire- fighters. "The grant will cover salaries, benefits, and some training. We'll hire six full time, four part time, and one supervisor," Cutler added. The department has a new fire station located on John Givens Road at the Bob Sikes Airport. With new aerospace indu i 't ate the" ok- ing fowr its new facility. "This will allow us to fully CHIEF, from page "It was amazing that the three of us were thinking along the same lines," Young said, explaining how commit- tee members chose many of the same candidates because they met the mayor's qualifi- cations. staff our new station at the airport and put additional people at our south station on John King Road, "said Cutler. U.S. Senator Mel Martinez diligently worked to secure the grant funds. "These funds are meant to bring more firefighters to the front line. This is about mak- ing sure our local fire depart- ments have the resources they need to achieve their critical missions," Martinez said. This is a significant amount of money," contin- ued Martinez. "It says a lot about the North Okaloosa Fire District. The fact that they were sin- gled out for this substantial reward is a testimony to the quality of the department and the importance of their presence in Northwest Florida." NOFD protects nearly 20,000 people living in a pri- marily rural area of 120 square miles. . "This additional personnel most likely will help lower our ISO rating, which is-go~od news for residents in our dis- trict," said Cutler. "Once our Some applicants showed interest in invigorating the city's Neighborhood Watch program; others said they wanted the force to become more involved in community civic groups. If the committee chooses a new airport station is open and staffed we'll schedule an ISO inspection." The graduating grant breaks down over a five- year period. During the first year the grant pays $324,000 and NOFD pays $36,000; in year two the grant pays $292,000 and NOFD pays $73,000. In year three NOFD pays an equal amount to the grant of $185,500; in year four the grant pays $113,000 and NOFD pays $204,000. NOFD will pay the full amount of the grant to retain the employees after the fifth year. Julie Slezia, financial direc- tor for NOFD, said that the district's share of the monies will come from service agree- ments with companies at the airport, income from other calls, and the anticipated growth in the North Okaloosa Fire District. The goal of the SAFER grant is to enhance the ability of grantees to attain and maintain.24-ho.ur staffing.and to assure'bai theu corm funi- ties haWaddqt~te protetebon from fires and fire-related hazards. candidate on Sept. 28, it will make its recommendation to the mayor, who will appoint the new chief. Below is a list of applicants who submitted resumes when the position was announced in August. 8"- SChampionship 60(96 c 9on Ysors 11 GOLD Lee Pontiac/Olds S Phillips Oil, Inc. Ritz Food Stores Turkey Creek Realty SILVER S&L Auto Body Seetemter 8OtA Barnhill Arena Baker, Fl Highway 4 Gates Open @ 6pm Bull Riding begins @ 8pm Reba McEntire's Brother PAKE MCENTIRE will be performing during breaks Consolidated Ace Hardware ICKEIl UITLM Construction Sales & Service Crestview: Baker: Alexis Tibbetts Ace Hardware Baker Parts BRONZE W Allstate Insurance iBaker Farm Center CresDay's Tire Chris Palm Agency Mickey's Grocery I Martin Crestview Farm & Garden -First National Bank& Trust Bill Roberts/Allstate Insurance Day's Tire Laurel Hill: First National Bank Signs Galore Crestview Wholesale Farm World Baker Metal Works : TICKET PRICES: Econo Lodge American Realty ADVANCE GATE James Campbell ADULT ... $15 ........$20 Jeremy Stewart Construction CHILDREN $ 5 .........$8 . Don Amunds Southland Property Management -. r Premier Community Bank POLICE CHIEF APPLICANTS APPLICANTS CURRENTLY IN THE CRESTVIEW POLICE DEPARTMENT Kenneth E. Bundrick..... ................................ Crestview Wayne L. Grandstaff ........................................ Crestview Eric D. Garcia ...................................... Fort Walton Beach Donna L. Collins ................. ...... ..................... Milton OTHER APPULICATS (IN STATE) Jerry G Vann ............. ... ..... ....'... ., .. ........ ..... Crestview Douglas A. Faircloth .. .... .... . ....... Crestview Robert Calvin Davis ..... ... ...... ..... Amman, Jordan; Crestview Robert P. Maloney, Jr. .. (.-.... .... .. .. .. .. ....... Baker Daniel M. Parkton '.. ............ -.. ., Fort Walton Beach Clarence A. Carnaghan ...... ....... ... ........ .. Fort Walton Beach Lewis C. Fry .... ... .. ...... .... .. .. .. ........... ...... Destin Thomas E. Locklier ......... ...... ................... Destin William D. Royal......... ,,.. . ............. Valparaiso Samuel D. Cox .. .... .. .'. ... ..'. ... .. ....... Milton Robert M. Johnson. ........ :- .......... :. ........ Pensacola Ernest J. Rhodes... ... ..... / ...........Gonzales Grant D. Parris, Jr. .. .. . :. :. . Santa Rosa Beach Anthony J. Smith- .... ... .... ....:.................. Tallahassee Darrell Jerome Worley...... . .... .. ,..,. ....... ,: . Tallahassee Raymond A. Komar............ .... ... .... Port Charles Brian J. Orsino ........... ...... .. ...... Davenport David J. Stark.......................................Key Largo Joseph Subic, Jr................ . . . . Williston Gregory K. Futch ............................................ Chluota Victor D. Neal. . ... ..................... . W inter Haven I.W. Heathcote........................................ Sun City Center Carol Stahl .............................................. Englewood Daric R. Harvey .......................................... Saint Cloud Roy P. Hudson, Jr........................................ .. Ft. Pierce Edward F. Glaser, Jr. . ............................... Vero Beach Brian P. Mitchell ......................................... .. Havana Walter Zalisko........................................... Port Orange Charles A. Thigpin . .................................... Ocala OUT OF STATE Paul M. Szczesny ................................... St. Clair, Mich. Chuck L. Upton...... . . . . . . . Whitney, Texas Howard M. Morris ................................ . Cookeville, Tenn. Jack W. Hill. . . . ..................... .... . . Belmar, N.J. Steven L. Bennett ................................. Lancaster, Penn. Roy J. Harris .......................................... Macon, Ga. John M. Kuivila . ................................. Chardon, Ohio Emilio Q. Quintana..................................... McComb, Miss. Joseph A. Devine ................. . . . . . Dover, N.J. Gary Palmer................... ........................ Augusta, Ga. Daniel J. Driscoll ................ ... ............ . Mahomet, III. Aaron J. Barrow........................................... Blair, Neb. K ) PSS I I er ull )Otur IT - -Tip,,L-,.,.Ai m e m PAGE A4I/Crestview News Bulletin RELIGION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2006 FrmPupit Looking ahead to the unseen Michael .Green, Jr. For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us afar more exceeding and eternal weight of glory. While we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal. 2 Corinthians 4:17-18 Are you looking forward to the future? Many of us have spent countless hours planning for tomorrow. We save money in order to ensure an education for our children, provide for a com- fortable retirement, et cetera. We carefully plan our lives and adjust our present lifestyle so we can be better off personally, financially, and materially in the coming days. Others may not have any plan for the next hour, much less 10 or 20 years into the future. Regardless of our views on laying up material things while we live in this present world, as Christians we need to understand that something far greater awaits us. Our financial portfolios may not bear fruit, our retirement plans might not meet our expectations, but God's plan will come to pass. In 1 Corinthians 4, the Apostle Paul addresses our sufferings in this present world. He teaches that while we are in this world we will have troubles, unanswered questions, persecution and rejection. Our afflictions are real, but through our Savior Jesus Christ we are not dis- tressed in the midst of trou- ble. We do not despair though seemingly unex- plainable circumstances occur in our lives. We also know that we are not forsak- en when we suffer at the hands of others. We might be downcast because of experi- ences in our lives, but Paul boldly states that we are not destroyed (v. 9). How do we practically apply these attitudes to our daily lives? As we read our Bibles we understand the truth that Jesus saved us and that he is our mediator, but how can we adopt the apos- tle's outlook in the midst of trouble? Simply stated, we look unto the things that are unseen; the eternal. When we understand the joys that await use in Heaven, it mini- mizes our problems on the Earth. Paul was teaching that when we weigh our tempo- ral problems against the eter- nal promises of Heaven, the heaviest of afflictions are as light as a feather. Though our trials seem never ending, they are but for a moment when measured with now, unseen glories that await us as God's children. Job understood the Apostle Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 4. In the midst of his great trials, Job could not get an answer from God. Woodlawn Announces new youth pastor. Woodlawn Baptist Church ir CIestview is welcoming a' new youth pastpTr, ,lob McNeil, to their staff. Bob and his.wife, Amy, .have been marrie4_c ' for nine years. They have two children, Carrie, , 3, and Ethan, 9 months old. -They came. to b: Crestview from Rocky Moit,' N.C,, whereV sWoodlawnY PSt rBob'Mc eil, they ministered., to students at Sunset Averiu' his wife. Amy, nd~her Clde, Ca Baptist Church for five years. (story sibtibi ad Etan, mo .edtQ" Coioun t ted) ". -;. fNC :,:C . *. '.-:. ,"' ...', *'.d :.. ',.'. -. -..'; .,. ', ,..>- -. ".., ,"v ** *'- **.- ',',: '*- ., ;:. -.., In Job 23:8-9, he laments his inability to find God. He feels that God is hiding from him. In light of this seeming hopelessness Job exclaims in verse 10, "But he knoweth the way that I take: when he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold." Job under- stands that God owes him no explanation for his trials. He takes comfort in knowing that God is sovereign and once the trials are over he shall come forth as gold. This promise applies to our present situation. Jesus said that we would have tribula- tions in this world. But he comforts us in John 16:33 by saying, "But be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." As long as we are in this sin corrupted world, we will have numerous troubles. But we can rest in the promise that Jesus died to save his people from their sins (Matthew 1:21). We are saved to a Heavenly home where there will be no more sin or suffering. Paul writes that we are more than con- querors through Christ Jesus who loves us (Romans 8:37). When we look ahead (and forward) to our home in Heaven, it will affect every aspect of our lives. We will not worry as much over the, "small stuff" in life, and will better trust in God to see us through the other tribula- tions. It doesn't make prob- lems go away, but it does change our reaction. This expectation of the future far outweighs any earthly trea- sures we may lay in store. In the realm of Christian ser- vice it has been said that the pay in this world is not very much, but the retirement plan is out of this world. May God bless us to look to the things not seen with our natural eyes; our eternal, Heavenly home. Michael Green, Jr. Is pas- tor of Palm Chapel Primitive Baptist Church () In Crestvlew, FL. 0 CHURCH CALENDAR WOODLAWN SEE YOU AT' THE POLE: On Wed., Sept. 27 at Woodlawn, a city-wide teen rally, See You At The Pole, will feature guest speaker Scott Dawson. Free pizza will be served at 5:30 p.m., and at 6:30 p.m. a concert with Joel Engle will begin. Register to win a free X-Box at the rally, and bring your friends. FAMILY REUNION DAY: Valley Road Baptist Church will have a "Family Reunion" Day on Sept. 24th. There will be a pot luck lunch following the morning service. Services begin at 9:45 a.m. Valley Road Baptist Church is located at 1018 Valley Road, Crestview. 43rd HOMECOMING: Pastor T.V. Kolmetz and the congrega- tion of Westside Assembly of God Church invites everyone to join them on Sunday, Oct. 1, at 10:45 a.m., as they celebrate their 43rd homecoming. Featured vocalists include Buddy Shuman, Bertha Padgett, the Kolmetz family and more. Dinner will be served in the Fellowship Hall immediately fol- lowing the morning worship ser- vice. Bring your favorite covered dish and celebrate their 43rd year. *OBITUARIES Charles Alton Barrow July 21,1922 Sept. 20,2006 Charles A. Barrow, "Paw" to his family, went gently to be with the Lord on Wednesday morning, Sept. 20, 2006, surrounded by loved ones. A native and life-long resident of Baker, Paw is survived by his beloved wife, sweetheart and soul- mate, Maudree ("Maw"), to whom he was married for 63 years. Charles Barrow was born on July 21, 1922 to Malcolm and Alice Barrow. He was a proud veteran of World War II, a farmer, carpenter, hunter and master bass fisherman (11 Ibs., 13 oz.). But mostly he was Maw's dearheart, a good ol' buddy to his many friends, a world-class grandpa and one who lived and loved life's every moment. Mr. Barrow was a member of Pyron Chapel Baptist Church. In addition to his wife, Maudree, Paw is survived by his three children: Bobby Barrow (Sue); Sonja Wadsworth ("KR"); and BethBarrow (Joey Lewis). There are five grand- children: Scott Barrow (Donna); Mark Wadsworth (Charlotte); Gena Bolton (Clay); Shannon Barrow (Floyd Spence, fiance); and Kenya Risen (Shawn). He is also survived by 15 great-grandchildren, Alyssa, Amber, Chase, Landon, Dylan, Hana, Aidan, Melissa, Audrey Rachael, Jacob, Heather, Jessica, David and Savannah. Funeral services were directed by Whitehurst-Powell Funeral Home. Visitation was at their chapel on Thursday, Sept 21, 2006 from 6- 8 p.m. The memorial service was on Friday, Sept 22. 2006 at 2 p. Rev. Clyde F. Risen officiated. Burial fol- lowed at Pyron Chapel Baptist Church in Baker. The family, expresses heartfelt thanks to Dr. Lee Thigpen, Paw's physician and friend. Warm affection is directed to Paw's McDonald's buddies, each of whom was so spe- cial. Above all praise the Lord for his everlasting mercy and grace! It is suggested that in lieu of flowers, those who like should direct gifts in Paw's name to Covenant Hospice, whose kind ministries are deeply appreciated. Whitehurst- Powell Funeral Home was entrusted with arrangements. _ CHURCH SERVICES6 wor- shipAM,wor: ship; information call 682- 5525 or visit the church website. Emmanuel Baptist Church, 3252 East James Lee Blvd., Crestview. Phone; 682-9416. Email address: ebc@ebc- crestview.com. Teaching Pastor Mark Seagle. Celebration services: 6 p.m. Saturday, Sunday at 8:45 AM and 10:30 AM. Jungle Jubilee for nursery, PreschoolTrhe Zone (Children's Church) K-5th Graders during all celebrations. Evening celebrations throughout the community, Life groups for adults. On Campus Sunday Night Safari for preschoolers, G-Force for K-Sth Graders. Fuel 247- Worship Senice/Small Groups (Youthi All Sunday evening opportuni- ties Baker: Located at 1347 14th Street, Baker (across from the Baker School football field). Rev. Cliff Morgan Bible Study at 9:00 a.m. and Worship at 10:30 a.m. For more information 682-3045 for more information. Sunday morning. Phone 682-4371. Church of New Covenant, Pastors .. Magnolia Baptist.Chur; Located& _arles Sr., and Maxine Whisnand invite at 3198 Hwy 602, Laurel Hill. Pastor Roy you to attend their, services, located at Mooneyham. 3191 North Newman Avenue in Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., Sunday 'Crestview. Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m. with chil- Sunday services include Adult Bible dren's church for 3-5 and nursery for Study and Children's Church at 10 AM,: under 3. Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. For followed by Praise Hour at 11 AM. Call further information, call 652-2900 or 652- 682-8433 for more information. 3149. Church of the Resurrection: 66 8th New Life Missionary Baptist Street, Shalimar FL. The Rev. Canon Church:. Pastor Sanford Hayes. 285 Michael G. Carr. Sunday services at 10 Duggan Ave., Crestview. Sunday School AM, morning prayer on 1st, 3rd, 5th; and 9:30 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. on holy communion on 2nd and 4th Sundays. Sunday. Palm, Chapel Primitive Baptist Episcopal Church: 201 Cadle Dr., Crestview. Elder Church of the Epiphany: Located at Michael Green, Jr., Pastor. Sunday 10:30 124 Garden St. Crestview behind the ' AM. Call 689-3383 for more information. Teachers Credit Union. Pilgrim Rest. Baptist Church: Children's Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Pastor, Dr. Jerry Haley. 5595 Hwy. 4 Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m. Nursery is South, Baker, FL.. Phone (850) 537-9221. available. The first Sunday of the month FAX (850) 537-6798. Church website there will be a Potluck Brunch following. the service. Sunday services: Morning worship Interim Vicar is the-Rev. George A. 8:30 and 11 amn. Bible study 9:45 am. :Gilbert, Jr. Office hours are Tuesdays 9 Youth H20 worship 5 p.m. Disciplestup a.m. 4 p.m. Call 689-1410 for more training 5:30 p.m. Evening worship 6:30 information. All are welcome. PM. Pyron Chapel Baptist Church: 6498 Wm. Gary Johnson Road, Baker. Interim Pastor Derrick Boring. Sunday services: Bible Study, 9:45 a.m.; worship at 11:00 a.m.; Bible book study at 5:30 p.m. Phone: 368-0238. Valle) Road Baptist Church: 1018 Valley Road, Crestview. Phone 850-682- 4513. Rev. Philip Mark. Tunes for Sunday Services: Bible Study 9:45 am., serAce ser- vices:. For more information, call 682-6230. Church of Christ Airport Road: Sunday Bible study at 9 AM, worship ser- vices at 10 AM, Sunday worship at 6 PM, Minister Jason Green. Crestview Church of God, Pastor Larry Collins. Sunday school 10 11AM; morning worship 11 AM 12 PM; and 6- 9 PM evening service on Sundays. Call Lutheran Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church LCMS: 178 W. North Avenue in Crestview. Rev. Vance G. Tech. Sunday services include Sunday School for all ages at 9 a.m., and a historical worship service with Holy Communion for all ages at 10:30 A.M. Private confession and absolution every Friday from direc- tions. Methodist Baker First United Methodist: located just north of the traffic light in Baker. Their new pastor is Rev. Richard M. Hughes. Sunday School begins at 10 aim., am., in the Main Sanctuary. Contemporary service in the Christ Chapel at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and 11 am. worship ser- vice 11:00 AM; Tuesday services include: 6 PM prayer meeting, and men's bible study at 7 PM. For information, call 682- 7799. New Bethel United Methodist Chuwch,,located at5986jjwy. Soprth. Camp meetings in ftly'"nd Au _.st.at Sunday, 11 amn. worshiptservice. Church casual dress. Phone: 682-9671 St. Mark United. Methodist Church. 2250 P.J. Adams Pkwy. in Crestview, offers the following services: 9 a.m. Sunday School, 10 ami. Sunday morning worship. A nursery is available for all services. Clergyman is Rev. Steve Stock. Call 682-5280 for more informa- tion. . Nazarene Aplin Road Church of the Nazarene: 395 Aplin Road, Crestview, Rev. Gary Monk. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., morning worship 10:45 a.m., and evening service at 6 pan. 682-7995. Nondenominatilonal ML Olive Road in Crestview. Directions approximately 7 miles east on Hwy.: 90, turn left on Mt Olive Road, 2 miles. Call 682-6218 for more informa- tion..AM; wor- ship 11 AM. T TiL t1er- Pastor Rev. fi the Way ok Lide LUniy Cel tei l s lkated a; 1797 rHiulburt R6ad 'in PortPM, awakeningmin- istries@praize.com. Iglesla Dominical 11:00 AM; Domingo servicio evangelisti- co 6:30 PM Estamos uvicados en la 544 Main Street, Crestview FL, 32536. Telefones (850) 423-0325 y cllular 5434292. NEW BEGINNINGS The church is at 412 West James Lee Blvd. in Crestview. The Sunday service begins at 10:30 a.m. F-Jw%%;IVm of I %.IIVOLVIVVV iVWVV%7 L.FAlloLlll LoCAL NEWS omJ muroc i mo,.r ev. & % V, tr damhr aS.v -A.4- v- V- -. Crestview News Bulletin / PAGE 5 Courthouse security to be upgraded soon Adam Ziglar is called single point entry," Items to Leave at Home Crestview News Bulletin Ruffin explained. "We're going to limit access to the County officials are beef- general public through one ng up security at the ..side." )kaloosa County The north side is handicap acce.sseibeh Pocket Knife Gun Courthouse. The Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners approved a tentative budget Tuesday that allows the Sheriff's Office to implement increased security measures at the courthouse in Crestview and the annex in Shalimar. The budgetary increases allow for three more civilian Sheriff's Office employees. There will also be advanced metal detectors and magne- tometers similar to those used at airports. The workers will have one responsibility: enforce the new rules for entering and exiting the courthouse. By November, the court- house will have one entrance and one exit. The entry point Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin Deputy Lynn Stevenson monitors the 16 different securi- ty cameras in the Crestview Courthouse. Courthouse security will increase in November. There will only be one entrance and visitors must past through metal detectors before entering the building. will be the double doors on the north side facing U.S. Highway 90. Lt. Tom Ruffin is in charge of courthouse security. He explained the changes that will include stricter rules, including confiscation of any items that could be used as weapons every- thing from utility pocket tools to knitting needles. "The major part of any courthouse security is what Currently, the Sheriff's Office employs security offi- cers to man checkpoints at the courthouse especially during trials and other times when security concerns are heightened. "Right now we've got security set up on the second floor. That's manned really in accordance with what's going on in the courtroom," Ruffin said. "Your most volatile times are during highly emotional situations murder cases, custody, divorce; this is where you start getting cases of potential violence.", Deputy Lynn Stevenson is the officer in charge of court security in Crestview. On court days, security is Screwdriver Knitting Needles Mace heightened when prisoners and civilians intermingle in the hallways outside the courtrooms. That problem won't be alleviated until renovation is done at the courthouse. Box Cutter Scissors ' fAnything that could be construed as a weapon will be confiscated." Lt. Tom Ruffin However, Stevenson believes that the courthouse will be a safer place, both for county employees and citizens. "When people come here, citizens or employees, they'll be safe," she said. Shaw Moving & Storage Local Moves We Sell Shipping Supplies Call Richard for a Free Quote 682-2765 120 W. Wiliams St., Crestview, PL 100% RURAL LOANS 689-2001 420 E. Pine Ave Crestview, FL 32539 Factory Quality Auto Glass H11K1- '' _.L Replacements S&Windshield FLteeMobile Service .150-West Redstone-Ave .... * Lifetime WarrantyA h l r gB ". aP'8 "904 BUDGETfrofi'page 1 Bryant speaks to Kiwanians Publix store manager Tim Bryant, the past president of the Crestview Rotary Club and current president of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce, speaks to the Crestview Kiwanis Club on Wednesday at Ryan's Steakhouse. Bryant informed the Kiwanians about future plans for growth and expansion in North Okaloosa County and spoke about the history of Publix Supermarkets throughout the south- eastern United States. Steve Andrews The News Bulletin 1,1 medications, protect " yourself with a battery operated Nebulizer. Comes with: / Carry Bag / A/C Adapter / D/C Adapter V Rechargeable battery pack No Power, No Problem 0 $120.00 While supplies last Cash, Checks, Visa and MasterCard accepted. rate in the county. Jane Barnes of Seneca Trail in Crestview compared the taxes in the county and sever- al cities with what someone living in Crestview would pay, "Lets do a comparison of what a city resident would pay in various cities in this county for property taxes on a house appraised at $300,000, which today is a moderately priced home. For this compar- ison I'll look only at the differ- ences paid in city taxes plus the county and-we'll exclude school and utility taxes for simplicity. If the home were located on the outskirts of Crestview and not in the city limits the taxes would be only $1,185 to the County. At the low end of the millage rate is Shalimar where a resident would pay $1185 to the County plus $660 in city tax or $1,825 total. A Niceville resident would pay the $1,185 to the county and $1,050 to the city or $2,235 total. A Crestview resident would pay $1,185 to the County plus $1,950 to the city or $3,135 total. That's $1,290 more than a resident of Shalimar and $900 more than a Niceville resident pays." Barnes asked the Crestview Council Members, "Can you honestly tell the cit- izens of this city why they should pay that much more than any other residents in this county? Ladies and gen- tlemen something is wrong with this picture". Crestview businessman Dan Bowers Jr., said he will have to increase the rent to all of his tenants in his office building on South Ferdon Boulevard. by nearly 30 per- cent to pay for the tax increase "I did get my trim notice and quickly calculated a thirty percent increase in my city taxes," Bowers said. "My total tax bill amounted to $8,000. Quickly spread that out amongst my tenants and it's a dollar per square foot, which will amount to $139 per ten- ant per month. If I divide that by my current existing rental rate of $300 I1 need to increase my rents by 30 percent just for the taxes". Councilman Chip Wells supported reducing the tax rate by a half mill instead of a full mill reduction that Council President Ellis Conner supported. Wells used an example of how thin the police department was stretched Monday night dur- ing the power outage as his reasoning for wanting more manpower and money for the police and fire departments. "The thing that I support this year is the increase in manpower and equipment for life-safety, fire and police," Wells said. "That's something that's not going to be mea- sured until I need it you need it somebody in this city needs it. I returned to town Monday evening and had to go to a meeting at one of the schools. As I pulled out of my subdivi- sion I was stopped at a light that wasn't working and I went north on State Road 85, and went to another light that wasn't working and I saw lights flashing and did the math in my head real quick as I'm going through four traffic lights that were out, at about the time that Eglin Air Force Base folks are zipping north or the people that work in the south end of the county are coming north. "At any given time in this city we have four to five police officers on patrol. Quite frankly that scares me. A city this size as fast as we're grow- ing the traffic that we have and the crime that we've experienced over the last 24 to 36 months I think that every person in this room here has to be concerned about that". The new millage rate for Crestview will be 6.4989 down half of a mill from the 6.999 that it has been for many years. The budget for next year will give the city's gener- al fund $29 million, which is almost $4 million more from property taxes than it received in fiscal year 2006. Cal Zethmayr is a radio broadcaster for Crestview stations WAAZ-FM and WJSB-AM and can be contacted at ckz38@cox.net Your Hometown Bank Since 1956... Now with 3 locations to serve you. OF CRESTVALEW MEMBER FDIC LENDER OF CRESTVIEW MEMBER FDIC Downtown Office 302 N. Wilson St. 682-5111 Main Office 1301 Industrial Dr. 682-5111 Southside Office 2541 S. 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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,2006 1 L-r'IkJL XTJ. .9 I,, PAGE 6 / Crestview News Bulletin LoCAL NEWS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2006 SPORTS Crestview News Bulletin / PAGE 7 OCrss country Baker's Lawhon wins his third race of the season Gators second at six-team meet Kyle Wright News Bulletin Sports Editor DeFUNIAK SPRINGS - Many of the competitors gathered for Thursday's six- team cross country meet near Walton High School conceded the boys race to Baker junior SChad Lawhon long before the starting siren. The meet director LAWHON sought out Lawhon and asked him to adjust a course marker during the race a task assigned to the race leader. "Might as well take a sip of water and read a book while you're at it," a Walton runner added. Lawhon lived up expecta- tions with his third victory in three races this fall. Lawhon covered the hilly 5K course in 19:31, good for a comfortable victory. Lawhon's win helped Baker finish in second place in the team standings behind Paxton. Laurel Hill finished fourth. Lawhon's first emotion after his victory? Not happiness. Not satis- faction. Try frustration. Lawhon said he ran the Walton course about 30 sec- onds faster at this time last fall. He also wants to get his time closer to the 5K marks posted by some of the other top runners in Baker's dis- trict. "Right now, it's been a pretty rough year," he said. "I've been keeping track of the bigger schools and some other schools I need to pay attention to, and right now I'm behind them. "It seems like my speed does well until the second or third mile, and then my stamina just kills me. I've got to try to keep up my speed for a longer period of time." In Lawhon's defense, dry conditions made the course sandy and slow. Lawhon also didn't have anyone to push him after he pulled away during the hilly por- tion of the course. Matt Wilde placed 10th for Baker with a time of 22:12. All five of the Gators' scoring runners finished in the top 18. "They've all improved a little bit, and that's always a good thing," Baker coach Mike Martello said. "If we can just keep doing that up until the district meet, we'll have high hopes for that." Cory Becker led Laurel Hill with a 12th-place finish and a time of 22:55. The Hobo runners finished in one three-man duster within the top 15 and another three- man cluster within the top 25. Laurel Hill finished ahead of some opposing teams for the first time this fall. "They were very happy," LHS coach Tim Geoghagan said. "I had been trying to get them fired up about that." Laurel Hill junior Allicia Griggs finished sixth in the girls race. LOCAL SPORTS FOXWOOD COUNTRY CLUB Sunday Lowball Sept. 17 1st place (14 under) Mark Spainhour, Bob Tilley, John Krause, Brian Davis. 2nd place (12 under) Chris Oklyama, John Aldridge, Terry Bays, Charles Crumpton. 3rd place (11 under) Steve Sparkman, Dee Sparkman, David Fenwick, Jacqueline Fenwick, Gene Cox. 4th place (11 under) Mike' Bouchard, Jesse Hernandez, Lavaughn Dorman, Janice Cheatham. 5th place (11 under) Steve Whiddon, Jerry Maughon, Hal Jellison, Archie Perez. S, f T)Te extlSunday Lowball is Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Call (85) 682-2012 for details. AIC Tournament Sept. 16 1st place (24 under) Daniel Burner, Mark Benoit, Tom Ruiz, Tom Castwell. 2nd place (21 under) Darren Tompkins, Jake Music, Judd Torche, Bill Parrish, Mike Bouchard. 3rd place (14 under) Blake Russell, Ron Jeffcoat, Sam Houston, Eric Taylor. DARTS CDL Standings 1st Division Hit Men 50 Black Widows 29.5 Stars & Stripes 27 Stray Dogs 23 Jaguars 18 Bad Boys 15 High In Adam Kelley 125 Judy Fritzgerald 62 High Out Andy Baxter 113 Judy Fitzgerald 24 High In Season Adam Kelley 125. Judy Fritzgerald 84 High Out Season Boo Brlch 134 Ellen Hasnek 60 Men's MVP Points & Tons Bob Brich 100, 21; Mike Miller 90, 23; Steve Hinrichs 83, 11; Eddie Nods 79, 13; Keith Howell 63, 10; Lyle Forrest 62, 5; Adamr Kelley 57, 20; Andy Baxter 57, 6; Mark Benoit 56, 7; Terry CUchens 56, 7; Kevin Fitzgerald 55, 15; Brooks Taylor 55, 4; CnucK Gaguer 46 9. Scott Decker 46, 7; Tod Gliscne-36. 6. Crn Nguyen 35. 4; Kevin JoThinot29i Ebtly Galitey 28, 6: Darryl Brooks 28. 2. John Monttord 25. 6. Russel Carroll 19. 1: Pnil Phillips 18, 3. Jack Miller 16 0, Bruce Jones 13,2. Al ZImmerman 13 2 John Hasnek 13. 1, Andy Baxter jr 10. 1: Rush Sterbaggi 10, 0: Brian Soals 5 0. Women's MVP Points & Tons Judy Fitzgerald 28, 2; Usa LaGrone 27, 2; Jean Decker 14, 3; Ellen Hashek 11, 1. 2nd Division Devils 29 Wanderers 25 AI Riders 19 Go For The Gusto 15 High In Rick Tyler 72 Dixie Way 70 High Out .Jeremiah Taylor 54 Odessa Taylor 40 Dixie Way 40 High In Season Rodney Brackett 101 Misty Forsythe 110 High Out Season Walt Montford 71 Misty Forsythe 86 Odessa Taylor 86 Men's MVP Points & Tons Jonainan Haggard 61. 11 J D Way 57, 10; Je6amian Taylor 55, 6: Rick Tyler 45; 9; Bill Brumbaugh 39, 4: Jon Burns 38, 5;. James Pogue 29. 3, Wall Montforo 29. 0. Rodney Bracktt 26, 2; Joe Dahl 25, 2, Gary Easterwood 24, 2; Billy Becknell 17, 1; Bill Glade 10, 0; Mike Smith 9, 2; Russel, Chamberlain 5, 0. Women's MVP Points & Tons Odessa Taylor 54, 6; Misty Forsythe 50, 3; Jewel Boutwell 25, 0; Dixie Way 15, 0; Janice Tyler 13, 2. Special scores J.D. Way (Aug. 24) 180 Announcements let Divislon Low Ton Mark Banoit 101. High Ton Scot, Eadle. Chi 140 2nd Division Low Ton Billy Becknell 101 High Ton-J. D. Way 140 Captain's Meeting at the VFW on Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. SPORTS BRIEFS CHRISTIAN THOMHAVE GOLF TOURNEY: The Christian Thomhaive Memorial Golf Tournament will take place Oct. 13 at Foxwood Country Club. The. tournament benefits a scholarship fund at Okaloosa-Walton College. Shotgun start at 1 p.m. Format is two- person Florida Lowball prefllghted according to handicap or playing ability. Prizes in each flight. Entry fee Is $44 for each golfer ($34 for Foxwood members). For more Information, call (850) 682-2012 or (850) 826-2012. Middle school football Panthers get back on track with victory Roadrunners rally past Destin Kyle Wright News Bulletin Sports Editor Davidson started the sec- ond half of the middle school football season with a 36-12 win against Ruckel on Thursday in Jack Foster Stadium. The Panthers (2-3) hope the victory sparks a strong finishing kick that still can result in a winning season. "I really think we can win out," said Davidson coach Dexter Day. "We're getting better, but we've got to get a lot better." The final score seemed to indicate a return to the Panthers' winning ways, but some of the details had Day concerned. "It was just a win. Not a good win," he said. "We're still not playing smart foot- ball. "Don't get me wrong. I'm glad we won. We're going to continue to work. And peo- ple still need to come and watch them." Davidson took command during a high-scoring first quarter. The Panthers and' Rams (0-5) combined to pro- duce more points in the first nine minutes than the NFL's Panthers and Rams have scored all season.: Ajonte Bush broke a long run for a score. Akeeme Calloway and B.J. McClure later capped long drives with TD carries. Ruckel answered with a pair of big plays for touchdown. It added up to a 23-12 Davidson lead .after one period. The Panther defense stiff- ened during the final three quarters. Ruckel would not string together consecutive first downs the rest of the way. "We should have put them away early," Day said. "We kept them in the ball- game with the two long runs. "But the kids played hard and hung in there and really shut them down in the sec- ond half." Ken Nielsen/The News Bulletin Davidson quarterback Garrett Teal's two-point conversion put the Panthers ahead to stay Thursday against Ruckel. Okaloosa County Conference standings Team W L Bruner 5 0 Lewis 5 0 Rlchbourg 3 2 Meigs 3 2 Davidson 2 3 Destin 2 3 Pryor 0 5 Ruckel 0 5 -Sept. 21 Davidson 36, Ruckel 12 Richbourg 24, Destin 13 Bruner 56, Melgs 14 Lewis 42, Pryor 12 Sept. 28 Davidson at Melgs, 6 p.m. Ruckel vs. Richbourg, 6 p.m. at Crestview High School Bruner vs. Pryor, 6 p.m. at Etheredge Stadium Destin vs. Lewis, 6 p.m. at Niceville .High School Garrett Teal's quarterback sneak for a touchdown to conclude Davidson's first drive of the second half made it 29-12. Calloway ran in from eight yards out early in the fourth quarter to conclude the scor- ing. The Panthers drove 90 yards for their final TD. RMS wins Richbourg scored three unanswered touchdowns after falling behind 7-0 at Destin and went on to a 24- 13 victory. Martrez Peoples scored all three TDs for the Roadrunners (3-2). Allen Caldwell ran in for a pair of two-point conversions. Steven Noble also scored a two-point conversion. Richbourg's first string defense did not allow a first down after the opening drive for the Marlins (2-3). "The defense made some adjustments and played extremely well," RMS defen- sive coordinator Ryan Gillis said. The Roadrunner coaches said Brandon Stuart played a solid game at linebacker and on the offensive line. Dakota Jones made some key blocks to spring Peoples for his touchdown runs. "We've been working real hard for a real long time and we're getting some payback this year," Gillis said. "It's good to see the hard work paying off." * PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUN- TY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 2006-DR-3624 KONSTANTIN TOORE, Petitloner/Husband and JELENA ARTEMJEVA, Respondent/Wlfe. NOTICE OF ACTION To: Ms. JelenaArtemjeva 222 W. Hampton Avenue # 304 Milwaukee, WI 53217 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and ownership of person- al property has been filed against you, and that you are required to, serve a copy of your response or pleading to the Complaint upon the Plaintiffs attomey Joseph D. Lorenz, Esq., 1270 N. Eglin Parkway, Ste. C-12, Shalimar, Florida 32579, and file the original response or pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, on or before 16th day of October, 2006. If you fail to do so, a Default. Judgment will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and ownership of personal proper- ty. DATED at Shailmar, Okaloosa County, Florida, this 31st day of August, 2006. DON W. HOWARD CLERK OF COURT BY: Teresa Fleming Deputy Clerk. 09/09/06 09/16/06 09/23/06 09/30/06 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUN- TY, FLORIDA FILE NO.: 04-DR-4709 IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ROBERT W. MURPHY, Petitioner/Former Husband and PRINCESS A. MURPHY Respondent/Former Wife NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Princess A. Murphy, whose - last known addresses were 3001 Texas St, Fairfield, CA 94533, and 825 Scoter Way, Suisun City, CA 94585 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to modify Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you and you are, required to serve a copy oi your wnnren aetenses, It any, to it on Tony Simpson, petitioner's attor- ney, whose'address Is RP.O. Box 287, Shalimar, FL 32579, on or before October 9th, 2006, and file the original with the clerk of this court, 1250 N. Eglin Pkwy, Shalimar, FL 32579, either before service on petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded. DATED: September 6th, 2006 DON W. HOWARD Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Teresa Fleming Deputy Clerk 09/09/06 09/16/06 09/23/06 09/30/06 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE NO.; 06-DR-3109-S DIVISION ANDREA POOLE HINES, Petitioner, and WILLIAM CRAWLEY HINES, JR.. Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS- SOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO: William Crawley Hines, Jr. Respondents Last Known Address: 15805 1st Street East Redington Beach, FL 33708 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action has been filed against you and that you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on Andrea Poole Hines, whose address is 15805 1st Street East, Redington Beach, FL 33108 on or before October 9, 2006, and file the original with the clerk of this Court at Okaloosa County Courthouse Annex, Shalimar, FL 32579, before service on Petitioners kaep 23, 2006 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Teresa Fleming Deputy Clerk 09/09/06 09/16/06 09/23/06 09/30/06- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN! AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 06-DR-3273-S IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF MICHELE A. GOMEZ, Petltloner/Wife, and ANTHONY R. GOMEZ, Respondent/Husband. AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ANTHONY GOMEZ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it on Michael A. Flowers, attorney for the Petitioner/Wife, MICHELE A. GOMEZ, whose address is P.O. Box 947, Niceville, Florida 32588- 0947, on or before October 23, 2006, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on the Petitioner/Wife's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demand- ed in the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Dared this 20th day of September 2006 DON W. HOWARD As Clerk of Court By: Beth McDonald As Deputy Clerk 09/23/06 09/30/06 10/07/06 10/14/06 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE. FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 06-DR-3716 DIVISION MARK BRADFORD STRAUGHAN Petitioner, YONG HUI STRAUGHAN Respondent, NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DIS- SOLUTION OF MARRIAGE. TO: Yong Hul Straughan Respondent's Last Known Address: Chang Dung Ri, Sa Tan Myun 634 Pyongtaek City, Kyonggi-Do South Korea 451-851 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action has been filed against you and that you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on Mark Bradford Straughan, whose address is PSC 3 Box 526, APO, AP 96266 on or before October 20, 2006, and file the original with the clerk of this Court at Okaloosa County, Courthouse Annex, Shalimar, FL 32579, before service on petitioner or immediately thereafter. If you fall to do so, a default may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the petition. Copies of all court documents in this case, ol Procedure. requires certain automatic disclo- sure of documents and informa- tion. Failure to comply can result in sanctions, Including dismissal or striking of pleadings. Dated September 8, 2006 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Teresa Fleming Deputy Clerk 09/16/06 09/23/06 09/30/06 10/07/06 NOTICE OF SALE In accordance with Florida Statutes, Dansher Mini Warehouses, located at 1110 N. Ferdon Blvd In Crestview, Florida will offer for sale to the highest bidder the household and other goods stored In the below listed units of Dansher Mini Warehouses. Said goods are to be sold to recover the rents not paid by the tenant. Unit # C-20 Kendra Jackson 4460 Tick Haven Lane Crestview, FL 32539 Unit # B-3 Michael Mills 412 East 12th Street Lehigh Acres, FL 33972 Unit # A-14 Michael Mills 412 East 12th Street Lehigh Acres, FL 33972 Unit # B-6 Susan Orosco 8600 Roml Circle Crestvlew, FL 32639 Unit # B-38 Unneaus McGee 6118 Magnolia Lane Crestview, FL 32536 The sale shall take place October 3, 2006, at 9:00 a.m., In the Dansher Mini Warehouses Parking lot. 09/16/06 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 06-CA-3891-C ORVILLE W. CAVINS, Plaintiff, vs LUCILLE M. CAVINS, deceased; UNKNOWN PARTIES, who are her heirs, devisees, grantees, assigns, creditors, or any other parties claiming by, through, under, or against //ucille M. Cavins; MARK CAVINS, known heir of Lucllle M. Cavins; and RHONDA DUKE, known heir of Lucille M. Cavins, Defendants , NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LUCILLE M. CAVINS, deceased, and all unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assigns, credi- tors, or any other parties, claiming by, through, under or against Lucille M. Cavins Address Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to quiet title to the following property in Okaloosa County, Florida: Lot 29 and 30, block 4, The Pines, according to Plat there- of recorded In Plat Book 3, Page 61, of the Public Records of Okaloosa County, Florida. 1, 09/23/06 09/30/06 10/07/06 10/14/06 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 06-CA-3911 BURL MATTHEWS a/I/a BURL JUNIOR MATTHEWS Plaintiff, vs M.J. JOHNSON, a deceased per- son, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: M.J. JOHNSON, a deceased personn YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to quiet title to the following property In Okaloosa County, Florida: Beginning at the SE corner of East half of South East Quarter (E1/2 of SE 1/4) Section 12, Township 3 North, Range 24 West and from thence run West 459.3 feet for a point of beginning of the tract hereby conveyed. Thence continue West 208 feet; thence North 1040 feet; thence East 208 feet; thence South1040 feet back to point of beginning, containing 5 acres more or less and being one acre East and West and Five acres North and South and adjoining land sold W.E. Fortenberry by the Grantor herein, the said West line of land conveyed to the said Fortenberry being the East line of the above described tract, situate, lying and being in Okaloosa County, Florida. (The Grantor referred to being Fred Johnson) 2, 2006 and file the original with the Clerk of this Court at the Okaloosa County Courthouse, Crestview, Florida either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, or a default will be entered against you'.,r the relief demanded in the Complaint or Petition. DON W. HOWARD CLERK OF COURT BY: Sharon Anders Deputy Clerk 09/23/06 09/30/06 10/07/06 10/14/06 CORRECTION TO NOTICE OF SALE FROM 09/20/06 ISSUE Pursuant to Section 713.75, Florida Statutes, there will be a public auc- tion October 9, 2006 at 8:00 A.M. for the following described vehicles: 1995 Plymouth VIN # 1P4GH44R2SX620006 The auction will be held at 861 W. 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Date / / /600112y ]re0mory 'W%'erf ac Jfaas Sept 23, 1949 - Sept 5, 2006 5 I- Albert Jack Haas, owner of "Diamond Jack's jeweler", will be sadly missed by his fam- ily and friends. After 15 years on Main Street in Crestview, he moved to Dallas, TX and joined his brother and sister in their family business. Al is survived by his only son, Adam justin Sandier Haas, and justin's mother, Debbie Adams, along with her girls Christin & Chelsea Barrow; Purl & Barbara Adams, and all their family who dearly loved him. He is alos survived by his mother Elenor Haas, sister Barbara Davis and brother Stewart Haas, Aunt Jean & Uncle Danny Campbell and family and so many more. He was preceded in death by his dad, William Haas. The funeral was held in Dallas, TX on September 8,2006. g-q I60oorny iZJemoril Jimmy R. Owen, Jr. 7/6/78 to 9/11/03 As the teardrops fall from my swollen eyes, and I grieve for you every day, I know you are in a better place. Free from all the pain. I knew you would be there watching over me during my two back surgeries. Victoria and I have a special place in my house where we can visit with you. Your family misses and loves you so very much. All my love, Mama Drivers NEED DRIVER with a clean Class B & E License, position in- cludes some physi- cal labor. Apply in person at Crestview Wholesale, 984 W. James Lee Blvd. Crestview. SOUTHERN BELL Sandwich Company needs Route Per- son to deliver sand- wiches to conven- ient stores and sur- rounding area. Call 1-800-344-4670 M- F 8:30am-4:30pm. 104 General Help B&C FIRE Safety, sprinkler fitters/la- borers wanted, with benefits. Drug free workplace. 862- 7812 or apply in per- son to 823 Navy St. FWB. Covenant H O S PICE a special id of aitg oiwe 1984 At Covenant, We care for you so you can care for others. Crestview SHHA-PRN RN Case Mgr. FT, RN-PRN Niceville Clinical Mgr. -FT Great FT Benefits! Drug-Free Workplace Equal Opportunity Employer Apply/Mail to: 370 Redstone Dr. Call: 850-682-3628 or Fax: 850-682-8434 APPLY ONLINE ! 1 vwk .co. enanthospice.org 100 WORKERS NEEDED. Assemble crafts, wood items. To $480/wk. Materials provided. Free information pkg. 24 Hr. 801-428-4649 HOMEMAKER/ COMPANION Will- ing and able team member sought to work with seniors in their homes. Will assist with daily life skills activities. High school diploma or GED required plus good FL driving record. Position is in Crestview. Please reply to: Bridgeway Center Inc., Human Resour- ces Dept., 137 Hos- pital Dr., FWB, FL 32548. Drug Screening Required. EOE/AA 104 General Help AUTO BODY Tech trainees needed at Factory Spec Colli- sion Center. Must be mechanically in- clined and career minded. Any auto- motive experience is a plus. 4 day work week, great benefits and awesome work environment. Call for appointment 423- 0691. FIRST UMC Crest- view is seeking a bass guitar player for the 9:32am Con- tempory service. Call Bryan 682- 2018. 108 Hotel/Motel & Restaurant CRACKER BAR- REL of Crestview Now hiring pm cooks and pm serv- ers and night main01502087ten- ance. OW students welcome 682-8804 110 Labor HELP WANTED Lawn Maintenance Landscape experi- ence preferred. Will train. Drivers license required! Crestview area. Call 259-7745 or;305-2319 LABORERS NEED- ED for interior trim crews. Experience a plus 902-0002 or 685-8421. , .,, .-.-.114 Medical CERTIFIED NURS- ING ASSISTANTS (CNA) Seeking compassionate and dependable team members for Oka- loosa Senior Serv- ices to work with Se- niors in their homes in Okaloosa Com- munities. Current Florida CNA Certifi- cation; Good driving record. Must have own transportation. Excellent wages and benefits. CEC's available on-site. Positions are in Crestview. Please reply to: Bridgeway Center Inc., Human Resources Dept., 137 Hospital Dr., FWB, FL 32548. Drug Screening Re- quired. EOE/AA 118 Part Time NOW HIRING for P/T Preschool Teaching Position exp. preferred (850)682-7319 120 Professional "COMPUTER IN- STRUCTOR to teach the blind/visu- ally impaired in San- ta Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton Coun- ties. $13.00 per hour With benefits. AS Degree or equiv- alent certification re- quired. Fax resume to (850) 479-4025 or mail to Independ- ence for the Blind, 1302 Dunmire St. Pensacola, FL. 32504 by 6 October, 2006. Include a Cover Letter. See Web Site for details At "". 120 Professional HELP WANTED Benefits Broker Work at home earn up $600 per week with benefits/Will train call 888-201- 9607 Ad#1808 124 Sales & Telemarketing OUTSIDE SALES position open with Arban & Associates. Construction experi- ence helpful but not required. Salary plus commission based upon experience. Please call 850-836- 4362. 126 Skills/Trade AUTO BODY shop foreman needed at Factory Spec Colli- sion Center. great opportunity for a quality body tech with organizational, and leadership skills. 4 day work week with great ben- efit pac.-age 423- 0691 AUTO BODY Tech needed at Factory Spec Collison (off of 1-10) in Crestview, FL. 4 day work week, great wo.'k environment and awesome benefit package (850)423- 0691. LAQUEENA'S HAIR Designs now hiring Stylists, Nail- Tech & Barber's. Call 682-7740. LAQUEENA'S HAIR Designs Now Open. Specializing in relaxers, styles, frenchrolls and hair cuts. Call 682-7740. NOW HIRING Car- penters, Helpers and Laborers must have transportation. Local work. 546- 0484. F/ ; 31(0 -';, q! Business Opportunities SEASONED MKTG Exec. Not MLM. Tra- ditional Business. wealth BELL FAMILY Homes Florida Certi- fied Residential Contractor License CRC1327972 Re- modeling Detached Garages, Barns, Storage Sheds, etc. (850)689-0769 CASH FOR your car dead or alive. We al- so clear garage, yard sale items, rental clearing, no job too small. 305- 1957 DUMP TRAILER Don't tear up your yard or crack your driveway with a dumpster. Get a dumpster on wheels from Lawn Tek Call Brad @ 865-3266 NEED A DUMPSTER? Call 683-5752 AAA Crestview Hauling, construc- tion & debris remov- al. We accept Visa & Mastercard. PANHANDLE COMMERCIAL CLEAN Now serving Escam- bia, Santa Rosa and Okaloosa Counties. New construction, area business Condos, move outs & residents Please call Jennifer 850-346-6995. Licensed & Insured "... 1 2" .' 337 0 - Business -Servicesb- concrete .Concrete MAJOR PANES A-0 CONCRETE CON- Glass & Mirror LLC, STRUCTION- Drive- providing window re- AAA ways, Foundations, placement, showers, CONCRETE & patios. Reasona- doors, mirrors, tab- ble prices Free esti- letops and more. 25yrs Experience. mates, 30 years estix- Call 305-6988. Driveways, patios, perience. Licensed tearouts, stamp Insured 685-7488 MOBILE HOMES work coloring,b & insured 685-7488ob transports. Call 682- Kat work, reasona- 2075. ble prices, SO MANY bills, not Licensed/Insured enough $$$? We Free estimates. can help you outll God Bless America. Call us now Call 1-866-236-5871 850-685-9396 Zero upfront fees 1st Mortgage 2nd DOUGLAS Mortgage whatever HENDERSON you need Masonry : 25 years we can help experience Long 1-866-236-5871 time resident of 340 Business, Personal, Okaloosa Co. Drive- Home Repair Car, Home ways patios, brick WARNING BE- block, stone, & stuc- BOBBY KEN- FORE you sign a co. 850-537-8932 / NEDY'S Remodel- contract to get rrin- 546-0363 ing LLC, New Con- gation or well drilled struction Licensed call the Better Busi- LATHAM and Insured large ness Bureau of NW CONCRETE jobs, small jobs. FL at 850-429- Works Since 1977, Please call 682- 0002. Robert Latham Ma- 2390 or 978-0705 sonry; Contractor-Li- 320 censed, Insured. All Child Care Types of Concrete HANDY D'S 25 Work. House Slabs, years experience, THE APPLE Tree Driveways, Addi- no job too small. Pre-School has tons. 3000 PSI Mix Home repairs and openings for 2yr Used on Every Job. improvements, if you olds on Tuesdays Free Estimates. want it done call and Thursdays, 682-0137. 537-9066 please call 689- 3899. Concrete BARNHILL *i'&.' Renovations CONSTRUCTION INCO C.S T ON KIIEN & A1ROOM RENODEULING Bamhill Construction WINDOWS & DOORS FANS & LIGHTING Inc Custom residen- TILE DfRWALL* WOOD-ROT tial building Remold- TRIM MOULDING DECKS ROOF REPAIR ing, door removal, porches, decks. No job too small, 25 U8SO902.1299 years in the busi- Free Estimates ness. 423-0255 LiUcensed Insured Lot Clearing Stump Grinding Tree Removal Debris Removal Fill Dirt Concrete Removal Site Prep Culverts RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW, RIGHT PRICE. BULLETIN BOARD CLASSIFIED, . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,2006 PAGE 8 CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2006 CRESTVIEW NEWS BULLETIN Kenneth I- Cadenhead ", Sales Professional S for Award Chevrolet, would like to answer any questions you may have about our quality vehicles. SAN flERCAN IEWWIIlJ Y7 itr Siler wa eadquarter, Locally Owned & Operated E 4150 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestvlew 682-2731 * oM*omi ftittn, af minci CABLE TV, TBEPHONE & A/C & RENT DAILY, WEEKLY, OR MONTH 683-1964 OR 683-07201 296 Oakdae Avenue Wes in Historic Downtown CrAstve Floriu da 32536 340 Home Repair CRESTVIEW CARPENTRY Cabinets, additions, remodeling. Quality dependable work. Custom wood work- ing, 25 years experi- ence. Licensed and insured. Call Wes 689-1575 We also do handicap ramps KWC DRYWALL & Painting. Ceiling re- spray, fire and water restoration, trim and tile 682-1774 LASCO HANDYMAN INC. Licensed and In- sured Honest and dependable, refer- ences Call Terry 902-3928 MIKE GOLLES PAINTING Interior, exterior, also Pressure Washing. Licensed & Insured. Free estimates. Ph. 682-5347. Senior citizen discounts. RANDY LITTLE PROGRESSIVE PAINTING. Interior, Exterior, Free Estimates. Specialize In repainting. Will beat all bids. Pressure washing service Licensed & Insured. 682-7375 240-8443 WEBB'S HANDYMAN SERVICE Quality home main- tenance repairs and improvements. Free estimates. Licensed -and-isured-537- 995A /9-6170 342 Landclearing NORTHWEST FLORIDA LANDCLEARING Fill-Dirt, Leveling, Site-work. Licensed and Insured 537- 2142 33450 Lawn Care J&K TREE Service reasonable rates. call today. Free Esti- mates. Licensed and Insured. Call 537-7412. LAWN TEK, LLC Lawn Maintenance SProfessionals CompetItive rates, Quality work, Free estimates. Call 865-3266 or 682-7316 Licensed Insured Owner Brad Overly T & J Tree Service licensed and insur- ed, 17 years experi- ence (850)689-1411 or cell (870)759- 0704. WALKER LAWN MAINTENANCE Mowing, Trimming, PruningOne time or year round. Li- censed and insured. 537-4419 Referen- ces Available Care services, li- censed and insured now accepting ac- counts for 2007. (850)537-1940 SEWING VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Call 682-3041 or 664-2245 452 Apartments 1B/R LAUNDRY room,water, gar- bage, gas, furnished $500mo. $500dd. No pets lease re- quired 850-834- 4767. 2 BEDROOM $550 deposit $550 rent , No pets, 650-7614 CRESTVIEW INN Motel $45 daily $250 weekly Furnished efficiency $250 weekly 682- 4466 456 Homes 3BD HOUSE-802 Barrow St. $750 Rent/$750DD. No pels. 2 BD at 1496 North Pearl St. $650 Rent/$650DD. 682- 1972. 3BD/2BA Close to schools and shop- ping. No smoking/No pets. $800mo/$825DD. 850-240-0890 Leave message 3BR, 2BA. Garage CH&A new carpet, paint. 2872 Aplin Rd. Crestview $800mo./$800dd. No pets 850-834- 4767.. CAMPTON 3BD/2BA large fam- ily room. w/fireplace, 40'x30' barn with 4 stalls and tackroom, 6 acres fenced and cross fenced, locat- ed 6 miles north of Crestview High School. Call for more information (850)652-4608. CRESTVIE W, BRAND new home, all brick, 4br/2ba, 2 6 2 5 s q f t . $1,200month/$1,200 deposit. Call Sy or Rosie 850-683- 5355, 702-413- 3229. FOR LEASE 1700 sq.ft. off ice space, $1400. p/m call Elmer Sanders, realtor, Coldwell Banker JME Realty, 682-4300 or 582- 1831 FOR RENT, with op- tion to buy. 1,800sqft. 3BR Ce- dar Home on 3.75 acres in Holt. Fenced 400 ft. road front, pasture for horses, creative fi- nancing. 850-537- 2592 or 850-546- 1264. 1999 NOMAD 5TH WHEEL CAMPER Good condition, TV, VCR, Microwave, Bed, Couch Bed, New Awning. Call for appointment: 850-859-2260 $10,900 (obo) 360 Miscellaneous CABLE TV or phone outlets installed on any wall. Call Ri- chards Cable 398- 6304 NEED DIRT! Sand etc. and bull- dozer work Call Spuds Hauling 850- 902-5098 RAY'S MOBILE Home Repair. We Refurbish Homes to code, Relevel Mo- bile Homes, Skirting, Porches, Pressure Washing and we move Sheds. We have 10 years ex- perience. Cheapest prices around. We work in the following counties: Walton, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Escam- bia. Call today for a free Estimate. (850) 305-6003 Ask for Darlene. TRACTOR WORK all type 682-7492 cell 546-1218 TRIPLE- E Enterprises Land clearing, demo. loader & backhoe work. Li- cense and insured 850-865-0826 TUTORING FOR children, grades K-6, retired SLD teacher, cal for information 537-9423 a A j 11 AI11'-'1EI S FATIE FOR H IE[NII 556 Homes 12 ACRE CORNER LOT 2/Ba 2/Bd. Brick home, fenced back yard, new car- pet, tile, kitchen cab- inets, also includes side by side refriger- ator washer & dryer. $189,000 Call 682- 8566 leave mes- sage. 562 Mobile Homes MOTIVATED SELL- ER 5/acres 3ba/2ba home in Dorcas $139,000 Call Cen- tury 21 Moulton's Realty or Linda Stegway 240-3406 or 682-3849. 706 Livestock Supplies PERENNIAL PEA- NUT hay for horses and goats. 501b bale $6.00 per bale. Call (850) 834-3881. 708 Pets 2 YR OLD SHIH" ZU DOG, male $400 OBO, neu tered. Call 682 9331. AKC SHETLAND Sheepdog puppies (Shelties) The little "Lassies." Precious. Vet checked, shots and wormed. Champion Sire $350, $500. Call 689-1535. CKC MINI Dachs- hunds. 2 males, 10 week old puppies 1st shots & Hith Cert/w CKC paper/$350. Parents on. site., Call 850- 826-0769 leave message if interest- ed. FREE TO good home large breed dog call john 685- 1300 712 Lost & Found PETS LOST GERMAN Shepherd mixed, black female dog, red collar. Lost around Escambia Farms and Black- man area. Reward! 537-2265. MISSING CAT White grey Siamese mix Blue eyes miss- ing from Galaxy Drive Call 699-8905 or 689-0232 Ask for Linda 456 Homes NORTHEAST CRESTVIEW 2BD/2BA Town- home, utility room $800mo./$800dd, 585-5007 BAKER AREA lbd/lba $450. per month $300. deposit including electricity, water, trash pickup call after 4:00pm 537-8482 3BR/2BA 2CG new Brick home In Laurel Hill, $975.mo $975 DD Days 682-5533, night & weekends, 682-4341 IRENE KINGSLEY CENTURY 21 Moulton Realty (850) 682-3849 Rentals: 304 Crooked Pine 3/2.5 new $1 ,000/$1 ,000 1213Jefferyscot 3/2 $980/$980 NEW BRICK 3bd/2ba 2010s.f. $1,350/mo. lawn service included, se- curity deposit re- quired, call 689- 0821, NEWLY REMOLD- ELED Duplegx 3bd/4ba Centrally lo- ;isatelrcentral. A/C, heat, W/D hookup available 10/1/06, $450DD/$575 per/mo Call 683- 5759.r TWO 3BD/2BA 2cg, brick in Crestview $850. month $850. DD and $950. month $950. DD 682-5333/ 682-4341 460 Mobile Homes Mos- seyhead. Available immediately $850mo/$850sd. Call 850-305-7796 daytime 850-682- 3951 after 7:30pm. 4BD/2BA HOME For Rent Private Lot in Wooded- Area 850-685-3604 462 Rooms For Rent ROOM FOR Rent, $400 month all utilit- ies included call (850)305-0336 806 Appliances QUALITY USED Appliances. Washer, Dryers, Refrigera- tors, & Stoves w/warranty. Batson's Appliances. PARTS & REPAIR 209 N. Main St. 682-1149. 810 Computers NEW AND used lap- top computers. start- ing at $475., 499- 1680, e-mail nutter- larry@hot. TRACTOR DIESEL DAVID BROWN CASE NEEDS A LOT OF WORK WILL DELIVER LOCALLY $1,400 902-2634 556 Homes 1200SF HOUSE 2bd/1ba. 98% reno- vated $115K as is will finish for $125 K 689-1985 HOUSE FOR Sale By Owner 4868 Okaloosa Lane Crestview. Please call 682-2390 Leave Message. REAL ESTATE: wwwTeamWalton.c om for colored pic- tures and new list- ings "click on the hot new listing button" Keller Williams Real- ty Emerald C oast 850-951-4899r 850-902-0084. 560 Landuscaloosa 10/11/10, Meridian 10/12/06, Biloxi 10/16/06, Mobile 10/17/06, Pensacola 10/18/06 and Mont- gomery 10/19/06. Details: 800-782- 5263 ext. 203 or. com 1 ACRE wooded lot Silver Hills Road 150x300 $95,000. ph. 585-8948. FOR SALE By Own- er 6 Hilltop acres, Clearcreek Estates Crestview. No trail- ers, horses wel- come. Will not sub- divide $28,000 per/acre. Call 423- 1234 or 758-9254. LOT FOR sale per- fect for mobile home asking $25,000, call 689-1985 562 Mobile Homes 829 Garage Sales MULTI-FAMILY SEPT 30th 7:00am- 12:00pm, in front of CHS. All proceeds will support The Big Red Machine, lots of great stuff! YARD SALE Satur- day, September 23rd @ 6451 Moon- light Lane. Lots of infant & toddler clothing, toys, household & misc. items. 7:30-??? 830 Miscellaneous For Sale WASHER AND dry- er vgc $225, Floor buffer $125, Floor stripper $50, small warehouse sweeper $100, Go cart $325, 2004 Yamaha BearTracker 250 ATV $2300, Camp- er shell 6ft. bed $300. (850)758- 5222 210 SOUTHGATE DRIVE V 4BR/3BA * 2 Car Garage V All Brick V 1925 sqft V 2 Screened Porches V Handicap Accessible Call: 758-1751 or 423-0656 830 Miscellaneous For Sale, 6 PERSON hot/tub $6000. new, sacri- fice $1800., excel- lent condition, 42 jet hydrotherapy with lounge and lights. will help move. 368- 2902 904 Cars. FOR SALE 1984 Cadillac $1,000 689- 4583 after 5pm. FREE 1992 Mercury ,Topaz,- does--need "wo rk86:2T77. - Good Condition, Garage Kept, Nice, 120,000 miles $1,600 Phone: 682-5729 Cell: 826-2100 1997 EciUse 5 Speed, Racing fin, A System, Sunroof, New Motor Good Condition $4,500 (obo) 682-7231 or 389-1756 1979 CADiuA Coupe Deille de Elgnu Custom Paint, SNew Top New Headliner Power Windows Runs Good $1,500 (obo) 850-758-0701 Anytime 1995 TRANS SPORT $1,800 Newer Engine & Front End A/C, Seats 6-7 GREAT TRANSPORTATION Call Ray @ 850-689-3779 2000 Nissan Altima Great on gas, A/C, Good Condition $5500o (obo) 537-8042 or 259-5385 '02 Honda Accord 54,000mi. Automatic, CD. New tires. GOLD CERTIFIED EXTR CLEAx, LIKE NEW! Won't last long! 334-572-4176 or 334-504-3342 $9,995 904 Cars 95 Buick LeSabrec One owner, serviced S regularly. 134,000 miles, Automatic, Air, Power win- dows & locks, AM/FM. Runs great. EXCELLENT family car $2,4000 682-6909 21' Motor Home .2004 BT Cruiser Ford E-350 V-10, AfX, A/C, 20k, Cruise, -- .. .TV/DVD, Skw Generator, Canopy, 2 Couches, Sleeps 4, Tub/Shower. Many Extras! 850-682-5665 1981 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARITz CLASSIC LEAimTHER INTERIoR, GREAT CONDITION. First $1,500 steals it! CA.L BRIAN 850-546-0566 '95 LINCOLN TOWNCAR New Wheels New Transmission Many New Parts $3,800 (obo) 217-7160 90 Chevy Van WILL. Totally Renovated! 422 West Ist Ave. 3/4 bedroom, 2 Bath 2078 sqft home on 1/3 acre, fenced lot. Totally reno- vated, ready to move in. $5K toward closing. $189,900 642-4663 208 Aza Place: 2040sqft, 3BR/28A + Bonus room. Upgraded kitchen, w/ Ref., Smooth-top stove, DW, Microwave. One-car garage. New Roof, Siding, & Gutters. Walker School. Will pay some closing costs. PCSIng Must Sell! W,00 $219,900 689-3658 Baker. 4br/3ba/3cg/3354SF. For Details & Pictures See Listing #12347 @ "OR" AD # MBOIO0548 @ Email: bcpete@hughes.net $399,900 850-689-1088 906 Boats 15' BOAT FIBERGLASS TRI-HULL Bow RIDER NEEDS INTERIOR WORK GOOD FOR THE BAY $2950 902-2634 910 Motorcycles 1997 HARLEY Da- vidson Soft tail cus- tom, 17,000 miles, Many custom extras, $13,500 call 537- 9606 H-D 2003 Dyna Lowrider, Anniversa- ry colors. 440 miles. Mostly kept in stor- age $8,000. Call 543-3604. 2003 H-D Dyna Low-Rider Anniversary colors 440 miles Mostly been in storage $8,200 for more information or to see call: 543-3604 916 Sport Utility Vehicles 1984 K-5 Blazer, runs good, needs paint $2,500 682- 7316. 82 GMC P/U & 89 Toyota P/U. Nei- ther runs but good for parts or project truck. Both for $400 OBO. 850-420- 1142 or 850-598- 0520 if no answer leave message. 96 LINCLON TOWNCAR FOR SALE 1996 LINCLON TOWNCAR 130,000 MILES GREAT CONDITION NEW PAINT $3,500 oBo 902-5967 920 Vans '89 FORD ECONOLINE 140,000 miles. Runs great, just needs a fuel pump. Great Work Van! 699-0897 $2,000 (o WASHER AND dry- er vgc $225, Floor buffer $125, Floor stripper $50, small warehouse sweeper $100, Go cart $325, 2004 Yamaha BearTracker 250 ATV $2300, Camp- er shell 6ft. bed $300. (850)758- 5222 1996 Maxima 5-speed, Alloy wheels, Radio, Cruise control, A/C, Sunroof, Spoiler, Full power, Tinted glass, 183,000 miles. $4,2500 682-0470 PAGE 9 Crestview Homes And Surrounding Areas Calling all buyers!!! Just 10 minutes to schools, shopping, and the heart of Crestview, this home is loaded with upgraded features. Sits on 2 cleared and landscaped acres with irrigation system. 3 BR/2BA with lots of great features. This is a MUST SEE home! $340,000. Wonderful home in the Pinnacle Point Subdivision in Crestview area. New metal roof in 2005, new stainless steel appliances, and a nice 3 BR/2.5BA floor plan with so many amenities make this a great home to come by and take a look at today! Reduced $221,500. This is the perfect home for your family.5BBR/3.5BA. spacious kitchen with movable island, nice loft computer/family area, above ground swimming pool and so much more. Back of house faces a stocked pond. Make sure you see this one today. Reduced $239,900. just north of town, you'll find this cute home on a corner lot. Enjoy setting on the screened patio overlooking the in-ground pool. 3B0/I.IBA, on I acre lot Fenced back yard, 2 outside buildings for storage. Priced to sell! $185,000. A great home on a large lot that has been well maintained and will speak for itself! Set up for easy living. Nice Florida room and screened back deck, brick yard building with garage door, large workshop. You'll love this one! $291,500. Quiet country living on 4.45 acres in a custom built home. What a find! Oversized stone fireplace, solid oak cabinets in kitchen and eat-in area where you can enjoy watching the deer, quail and other wildlife over your morning coffee. Along with this lovely home is a very nice mobile home included. Put this one on your list to see today. $390,000. Outstanding Agsnu Oumitusoan Resuhl. Agency One, Inc. 682-8309 or 678-8919 Toll Free (800) 239-8309 301 S. Ferdon Blvd. Crestview, FL 32536 EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 918 Trucks '06 Honda TRX 350 4Wheeler 802 Antiques SUMMER SALE be- gins Wednesday 13th ends Saturday 23rd, all furniture and oriental rugs 25- 50% off original price excluding "firm" pieces. Call for hours, Daisy's Anti- ques 1307-D, Geor- gia Avenue, Baker 537-5253. 806 Appliances FOR SALE gas stove $20., refrigera- tor $45., window air conditioner/heater 220v $125. 689-8007 814 Furniture 2 BLACK leather re- cliners w/storage console .$500. Oak dining toom table 6 chairs $200. 423- 0656 826 Sporting Goods BERSA THUNDER .380 comes with 3 magazines and 100 rounds of P.P. am- mo $350. Cobra .32 comes with 3 maga- zines and 168 rounds of P.P. am- mo $250. 305-8100. FOR SALE or trade. Like new tree climb- er $80 or trade for ladder stand or ground blind, call 682-4080. TREDMILL TRANI- UM- $75. Call 682- 5665. News Bulletin Classifieds Pages 8-9 Two victories for middle schools Pages 7 ORESTVIEWNEWS BU--IIN eelt feet Baker runner wins a cross country meet Page 7 23,206 eMes Yo'!'fed-daif PAGE1 NEWS & NOTES Football District 2-4A District All Team W-L W-L Crestview 0-0 4-0 Navarre 0-0 3-2 Fort Walton Beach 0-0 2-3 Choctawhatchee 0-0 1-4 Friday Crestview 42, Lake City Christian Academy 0 Milton 21, Choctawhatchee 3 Satsuma (Ala.) 36, Fort Walton Beach 28 Navarre 49, Holmes County 7 Sept. 29 Crestview at Choctawhatchee, 7:30 p.m. Fort Walton Beach at Navarre, 7:30 p.m. District 1-2B District All Team W-L W-L Northview 0-0 5-0 Baker 0-0 4-1 South Walton 0-0 1-4 Friday Baker 24, Bozeman 10 Northview 33, Marianna 26 Cottondale 35, South Walton 34 Sept. 29 South Walton at Baker, 7p.m. Northview at Wewahitchka Schedule Today Cross country Crestview at J.D. Mac Invitational, 8 a.m. at Jay City Park Monday Volleyball Laurel Hill at Opp, 5 p.m. Middle school volleyball Pryor at Davidsori, 3 p.m. Richbourg at St. Mary, 4 p.m. Tuesday Volleyball Baker at Pensacola Christian, 5:30 p.m. Fort Walton Beach at Crestview, 6 p.m. Walton at Laurel Hill, 6 p.m. Boys goif" Crestview at FCA Tournament; 8 a.m. Girls golf Crestview at FCA: Turnament, 8 a.m. Freshman football Crestview at NIceville, 6 p.m. Hadd update Baker graduate and Crestview native Nikki Hadd competed in the LPGA Q School sectional qualifying tournament this week in Palm Springs, Calif. Hadd shot a 77 and a 78 in her two rounds, but missed the cut by five strokes. The top 70 finishers and ties advanced to the *tournament's final two rounds. Auto racing Emerald Coast Dragway in Holt will be closed this weekend. The track is sched- uled to conduct regular Test & Tune and Grudge Racing Sept. 29. The facility will hold an NHRA Bracket Racing double points event to con- clude the points season on Sept. 30. For details, contact the track at (850) 537-7223 or visit the track Web site at- way.com. 10U softball A U10 fast pitch softball team is looking for players from Crestview and sur- rounding areas. Tryout is Sept. 23. For details, contact Lynn Holcomb at (850) 902- 0865, or call Sport 2000 at (850) 682-4574. 11U baseball An 11U travel baseball team is looking for an addi- tional pitcher and catcher. Youths who will not turn 12 before April 30, 2007, may schedule a tryout by calling 499-2675 or 501-3513. Fall results? Coaches of all area school sports teams varsity, junior varsity, freshman and middle school are encouraged to contact the News Bulletin with contest results. Coaches are welcome to report results by email to wright @ crestviewbulletin.co m, by fax to 682-2246, or by phone to 682-6524 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 1998 2006 Award Winning Newspaper Florida Press Associatlion . Belter Weekly Newspaper Contest Kent Buckner/Special to the News Bulletin Baker's David Langston breaks free for a 57-yard touchdown run that clinched the Gators' 24-10 Homecoming victory on Friday night. Langston's late TDs make the difference for the Gators Kyle Wright News Bulletin Sports Editor BAKER David Langston made sure the Baker faithful got to the Homecoming dance on time. Langston scored a pair of touch- downs in the final 4:18 to lift the Gators to a 24-10 victory against a pesky Bozeman squad. "We had a lot of mistakes, but we pulled together at the end," said Langston, who also made the game's final tackle and led the postgame prayer. "Winning my last Homecoming is an awesome feeling." The victory improved Baker's record to 4-1. Bozeman fell to 0-5. The Baker Homecoming party turned into a scrum in the mud for much of the evening. The teams com- bined for 20 penalties worth 144 yards. Neither team could mount much offense until the Langston-led Gator attack in the closing minutes. "That was as sloppy as we've played all year," Baker coach Bob Kellogg said. "We were lucky. We made a couple of plays at the end, or the game could have gone the other way. We're just glad to get a win." The Bucks made the home crowd nervous when they took a 7-3 lead early in the third quarter on a long touchdown pass. Overtime loomed when Bozeman tied things at 10 on a field goal with 7:23 left. The game turned when the Bucks mishandled a Baker punt. Gator sen- ior Laine Barnhill jumped on the loose ball to give Baker possession at the Bozeman 9. "The key play of the game," Kellogg said. "Once we got a spark, that got us going." Game Keys Key play: Baker senior Laine Barnhill recovered a fumbled punt return on the Bozeman 9 with 5:02 left to set up the go-ahead score. Key player: David Langston scored two touchdowns in the last 4:18 to provide Baker with its margin of victory. Key stat: Baker recovered three of Bozeman's six fumbles. Key quote: "I had to get that ball. I played like crap all night (as quarterback), so I thought that could make up for it." Laine Barnhill on his key fumble recovery. Langston scored from one yard out two plays later to put the Gators ahead for good. Baker quickly got the ball back on another fumble recovery. Langston ran 57 yards to the right side on the next play for the game-sealing TD. BAKER 24, BOZEMAN 10 Bozeman 0 0 7 3 10 Baker 0 3 7 14 24 Second quarter Bae David Beck 35 FG 1:14 Third Quarter Bo Trevor Grier 63 pass from Andrew Brannon (Michael Johnston kick) 10:49 Ba Cameron Domarigue 4 run (David Beck kick) 4:22 Fourth Quarter Bo Michael Johnston 33 FG 7:23 Ba David Langston 1 run (kick failed) 4:18 Bae- David Langston 57 run (Caleb Jordan run) 2:02 Bo Ba First downs 8 12 Rushes-yards 41-145 33-209 Passing yards 77 62 Comp-Att-lnt 3-11-0 5-15-0 Punts-average 4-25.0 6-31.7 Fumbles-lost 6-3 3-1 Penalties-yards 9-64 11-80 Time of possession 24:53 23:07 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Bozeman, Mason Bennett 11-53, Shane Smith 5-35, Andrew Brannon 11-30, Cory Nelson 12-26, Jalrit Sanders 1-1. Baker, David Langston 11-99, Caleb Jordan 7-46, Cameron Domahgue 10-44, Laine Bamrnhill 2-13, Anthony Thompson 1-9, Kevin Edge 2- (minus 2). PASSING Bozeman, Andrew Brannon 3-11-0-77. Baker, Laine Bamhill 5-13-0-62 RECEIVING Bozeman, Trevor Grler 1-63, Shane Smith 1-9, Mason Bennett 1-5. Baker, David Langston 1- 25, Camsion Domangue 2-24 Caleb Jordan 1-15, David Langsion 1.iminus 2) Plenty of contributors to Crestvi( Dawgs now 4-0 after easy win Steve Andrews Managing Editor In what became a lopsided battle from the opening kick, the Crestview fans in atten- dance found it hard to get overly excited, despite the Bulldogs' 42-0 thrashing of Lake City Christian on Friday night. The biggest roar of the evening was the applause given to former Crestview High band director David Cadle, as he entered Jack Foster Stadium for the first time since retiring a year ago, after 28 years at the helm of the Big Red Machine. Crestview had already scored all of the game's points with 4:02 remaining in the second quarter. From there, Bulldogs coach Matt Brunson benched his starters and allowed his reserves to take over. "Our guys played hard while they were out there, and we were able to play a lot of people, which was good for our young guys," said Brunson, who watched his team move to 4-0 for the first time since 2002 the 8W K 42 L Iiii h istian Game Keys Key play: Crestview's J.L. Thomason's blocked punt with 8:37 left in the second quarter was picked up and returned 10 yards for a touchdown by Stephon Thrash, putting the Bulldogs up 35-0. Key player: Junior reserve running back Tyler Rollo made the most of his opportunity, carrying the ball eight times for a game-high 77 yards, including a 7-yard touchdown to cap the Bulldogs' scoring with 4:02 left in the second quarter. Key stat: Lake City Christian is in the middle of a three- game stint away from home that will see the Eagles travel a total of 1,684 miles. Key quote: "This game enabled us to get some injuries, bumps and bruises healed, and now we'll get ready for Choctaw next week." Crestview coach Matt Brunson same year the Bulldogs went all the way to the state cham- pionship game. "In the first half, the offen- sive and defensive lines played well. We were able to get Jonathon Peacock some good snaps at quarterback, and Tyler Rollo and Eric Reynolds did a great job as our second backfield." Rollo, a junior, and Reynolds, a senior, made the most of their opportunities, combining for 125 yards on 16 carries. Rollo tallied a game high 77 yards on eight carries. "I have been practicing real hard trying to get in there with the first team, and tonight I finally got my chance," Rollo said. "I feel like I proved myself a little bit." Crestview scored on its first five possession, led by a pair of touchdowns by Stephon Thrash. His first score came on a 1-yard run, one play after his brother, Tysean, picked off a Kiambi Staples pass and returned it 58 yards, before being knocked out of bounds just shy of the goal line. Stephon Thrash then ben- efited from teammate J.L. Thomason's blocked punt, returning it 10 yards to pay- dirt midway through the sec- ond quarter. Ken Nielsen/Tne News Bulletin Crestview running back Tyler Rollo (34) avoids a Lake City Christian tackler during the Dawgs' win Friday night. Lake City Christian (2-2), in its first season of football, since dropping the program seven years ago, has now been outscored 82-0 in North Okaloosa County in eight days. The Eagles fell at Baker 40- 0 last week. CRESTVIEW 42, L.C. CHRISTIAN 0 L.C. Christian 0 0 0 0 0 Crestvlew 21 21 0 0 42 First Quarter C Calvin Siler 2 run (Nick Jewell kick) 9:28 C John Robinson 2 run (Jewell kick) 3:44 C Stephon Thrash 1 run (Jewell kick) :10 Second Quarter C Rhys Polk 4 run (Jewell kick) 9:40 C S. Thrash 10 blocked punt return (Jewell kick) 8:37 C Tyler Rollo 7 run (Jewell kick) 4:02 C LCC First downs 11 5 Rushes-yards 31-253 18-73 Passing yards 10 53 Comp-Att-Int 1-3-0 8-18-1 Punting 0-0.0 5-21.4 Fumbles 1-1 3-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Crestvlew, Rollo 8-77, Eric Reynolds 8-48, Robinson 5-40, Slier 4-39, S. Thrash 2-20, Joe Thigpen 3-16, Polk 1-4, Jonathon Peacock 1-(-1). L.C. Christian, Demetrius Scipplo 11-57, Wesley Williams 1-2, Klambi Staples 5-(-3), Jordan Norman 1-(-7). PASSING Crestview, Thigpen 1-2-0- 10, Peacock 0-1-0-0. L.C. Christian, Staples 8-18-1-53. RECEIVING Crestvlew, Peacock 1- 10. L.C. Christian, Jerry Thomas 4-39, Hayden Espenship 1-10, Scipplo 3-6. Contact us Visit the Crestview News Bulletin Web site at Email News Bulletin Sports Editor Kyle Wright Report your sports news and results to the. at kwright@crestviewbulletin.com News Bulletin at (850) 682-6524. AFAX Fax information about local sports events to the News Bulletin at (850) 682-2246. 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