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Police identify vehicle in connection with shooting incident

By Ashleigh Wilde 850-682-6524 | @cnbAshleigh [email protected]

CRESTVIEW — The Crest- view Police Department has identified a vehicle believed to be involved in a shooting incident on Sept. 7. Officers responded to reports of an unknown person shooting a gun at the corner of West Edney Avenue and South Lincoln Street around 5 p.m. They found multiple shell casings in the road. One wit- ness told authorities that a window of their home had been struck by a bullet. A young girl was in the house that was struck. The girl was not hit by the bullet but had complained that her ears were ringing from the shot. Broken Horn Ranch & Town in Marianna performed an Old West re-enactment Saturday at the Holliday Festival in Crestview. [PHOTOS BY Authorities have now SAVANNAH EVANOFF/DAILY NEWS] identified a silver Chev- rolet Impala believed to be involved in the incident. The Impala appears to be a make somewhere between 2006-2013. The vehicle has Channeling ‘Doc’ Holliday no hubcaps or center cap on all-black steel wheels. The Wild West came Wild West practically outside Warriors Hall re-enactments,” Mack said. The Crestview Police to Crestview on by accident after he won with an antique car show “My dad and I have been Department is continuing to Saturday to celebrate legendary gambler and gun- and Broken Horn Ranch & doing it for a long time.” follow leads regarding the the famous dentist’s slinger John Henry “Doc” Town's “Skin that Smoke Some of the characters incident and has increased birthday Holliday’s dentist chair in Wagon” Wild West re- Mack and his crew portray its patrol presence in the an auction online about six enactment from Marianna. are outlaws Frank and Jesse area where the incident By Savannah Evanoff years ago. “Skin that Smoke Wagon” James. occurred. Investigators are 315-4406 | @savannahenwfdn “It started off as a tongue- means drawing a gun from Thomas and several others also working with other law [email protected] in-cheek type of deal: ‘Oh its holster, Thomas said. also donned period clothing. enforcement agencies to we’ll have Doc Holliday’s Indoors was live music, “I’m dressed kinda like bring those responsible to CRESTVIEW — Welcome birthday party,’ ” Thomas historical displays, a gene- Doc Holliday would’ve justice. to the wild, Wild West. said. “People were bring- alogy search booth and food. dressed,” Thomas said. “He Anyone with information Crestview channeled the ing him cards and we were People gathered in the hay dressed very sharp. He was a regarding the vehicle, the 1800s American frontier having cake and some sand- bale seating area outside, lot lighter than I am. He had owner of the vehicle or the for Doc Holliday’s 169th wiches. Then it got a little bit eager to watch the gunfight consumption; we know it as operator of the vehicle at the birthday party, the Holli- bigger. Then it got too big. re-enactments. Jason Mack tuberculosis today.” time of the incident is asked day Festival, on Saturday at It’s grown more than what I of Broken Horn Ranch said Terry Ike Clanton, a to call the Crestview Police Warriors Hall. thought it would grow.” people always love it. descendant of Holliday's Department at 850-682-2055 Local dentist Richard The Holliday Festival “We travel around nemesis Ike Clanton, wore or the Emerald Coast Crime Thomas started the annual started with the “Run From Florida, Georgia and Ala- Stoppers at 850-863-TIPS event and homage to the the Law” 5K. It continued bama putting on Old West See HOLLIDAY, A3 (8477).

Oktober Biker Fest set for this weekend

By Ashleigh Wilde festival, motorcycles will line the 850-682-6524 | @cnbAshleigh street for people to look at and enjoy. [email protected] Main Street Crestview Association Executive Director Sandra Wilson CRESTVIEW — Oktober Biker Fest said the event is for everyone, not just will be held this Saturday on Main bikers and German enthusiasts. Street. “It’s going to be a really good time The event will begin at 3 p.m. and with some delicious food and lots of will be held in front of Hub City nice bikes,” Wilson said. “This is also Smokehouse & Grill. The rest of Main an opportunity for people to see what Street will be open for parking. all we have in our downtown area.” In conjunction with the event, Fire During the event, different vendors & Iron Station 36 and Firefighters MC will line the street. Harley-David- and Eagle Riders Group, Panhandle son will also be out at the event with 4045 will be conducting a benefit run their JUMPSTART rider experience. for Bikers Against Child Abuse. The According to the Emerald Coast run will begin at 10 a.m. at Emerald Harley-Davidson website, the expe- Coast Harley-Davidson and will finish rience “combines a Harley-Davidson at the festival in downtown Crestview. motorcycle and a specially-designed, During the festival there will be sev- stationary support stand.” eral German foods, including pretzels Participants will sit on the station- and bratwurst and German beer for ary bike, but will have an experience sale. There will also be live German as if they were actually riding down music performed by Hashtag Swing. the road on a Harley-Davidson Oktober Biker Fest is scheduled for Saturday on Main Street and will feature As part of the Biker portion of the motorcycle. German food, beer, live music and motorcycles. [FILE PHOTO]

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* ** A2 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin OBITUARIES

BRUCE CARDEN COL. JACK HOWARD HARPER JR. LINDA GRACE MCGEE-SQUIRES USAF 1925-2019 Bruce Carden, Bronze 1930-2019 Star Recipient and 28 In Loving Memory year Veteran of the US Colonel Jack How- of Linda Grace McGee Army and US Air Force ard Harper, Jr., USAF – Squires, age 94 has been called to his (Retired) passed away passed away peaceful next duty assignment peacefully in his home on Monday September in Heaven/Vatralhalla. on Sept 7 2019; entering 9, 2019. She was born Bruce will spend his into eternal rest with in St. Anthony, New- days protecting his the Lord, surrounded foundland, Canada. beloved wife Karen. by loving family and She married USAF Paul Keeping a watchful eye friends. He was born in McGee, Jr in June, 1948 over his son, David his Monroe, LA to Jack H. and lived a military life daughters: Megan and Harper Sr. and Lou- for 27 years traveling all her son, Daynen. Alli- ise Simpson Harper over the world, as well yah, Cassandra, Haley, Funeral Home, 419 on July 17, 1930. as raising four children and his son Tyler. Bruce Yoakum Court, is in Upon earning a BS in and pursuing her career Andrew McGee. Son - will continue to keep charge of arrangements. Mechanical Engineer- participating in coin as an LPN. They retired Michael W McGee (wife a special eye on his Memorial service ing from Mississippi shows. He was an active in Ft Walton Beach in Priscilla) and daughter daughter, Nancy: her will be held at 11:00 State University in 1952 member of the Order 1967. Grace lost her Amanda Lynn McGee. husband James, their a.m. on Thursday, he married his college of Daedalians, owned beloved husband, Paul, Daughter – Linda J children Catherine and September 19, 2019 sweetheart “Bunkey”, Grey Eagle Coins and he in March 1992. In August McGee and son Patrick Samuel. As always he at the funeral home. and having completed was a supporter of his 1995 she married her Wayne McGee. Grand- will look out for his Inurnment will follow US AFROTC training local Niceville commu- childhood sweetheart, daughter Margi Pat Herb youngest son Joseph. at Barrancas National he entered the USAF as nity. Jack made many Raymond Squires of St. (daughter of Patrick Bruce will surely Cemetery at 12:30 p.m. a Second Lt.. Colonel lifelong friends through Anthony, Newfound- Duane McGee) Great safeguard: Kathy, Lor- In lieu of flowers, Harper proudly served all of his endeavors land. For unfortunate Grandchildren, Zach- rie, Berring, Benedict, please consider a dona- his country for over 24 and is remembered for health reasons they ary Herb and Jaxon Herb Paul, Sheila and his tion to afa.org, spe- years. During his time always having a smile. have had to live apart (Margi Herb-mother); beloved Aunt Betty cifically the Wounded of service he flew in He is preceded in for the past six years… Sean Michael McGee And all his wonder- Airman Project. They Vietnam as a fighter death by his wife of 64 he in Newfoundland and and Brooke Lynn McGee ful friends he amassed assist Airmen as they pilot and reconnais- years, Martha Burgoyne then her move to the (Patrick Wayne McGee’s over the years, never tackle the mission sance pilot. He served (Bunkey); survived Westwood at the Merid- children). Services will doubt he will be looking of moving on from at numerous posts in by sister, Dale Harper ian in April 2015, where be held at McLaughlin over you as well. Once wounds, injuries, and Europe and the US Stuckey; brother in she currently resided. Mortuary, 17 Chestnut a cop, always a cop. illnesses suffered while and held various posi- law, Caleb Burgoyne Proceeded in death by Avenue SE, Fort Walton Trahan Family serving our nation. tions including Flight (Carolyn); nieces Robin father, William Pardy Beach, Florida; Visita- Instructor, Flight Jones, Bonita Jones and mother, Susannah tion 10am, Service 11am Commander, Wing Linnemeyer, Con- Pardy and many siblings. with Burial to follow at DOLORES T. HULING Commander and Base nie Burgoyne Gaskill Also the loss of a son, Beal Memorial Cemetery 1930-2019 Commander. Some (Jef); nephews Robert Patrick Duane McGee 316 NW Beal Pkwy, Fort of his decorations Williams, Joe Bur- in April, 2018. She is Walton Beach, Florida. It is with pro- include the Distin- goyne (Elena), John survived by husband, Expressions of love found sadness, that I guished Flying Cross, Burgoyne; 7 great Raymond Squires of 24 and sympathy can be announce the passing Air Medal with 20 Oak nieces and nephews; 2 years. Son - William P viewed or submitted of my Mother, Dolo- Leaf Clusters, Meritus great-great nephews McGee (wife Sharon) online at www.mclaugh- res T. Huling who was Service Medal, and and several cousins. and his son William linmortuary.com my best friend and Bronze Star Medal. Expressions of sym- hero. She left us while Following retirement, pathy may be viewed sleeping peacefully on Jack spent time travel- or submitted online JOAN CECELIA MILLER August 12, 2019 at the ing with Bunkey visiting at www.mclaugh- 1931-2019 age of 88. She was born family and friends and lintwincities.com on October 3, 1930 Joan Cecelia Miller in Cleveland, Ohio to passed away at her home Paul and Rose Kantor. NANCY LAUREN (REAGAN) LOOSE in Ft. Walton Beach She married her best 1945-2019 on Sunday, September friend and soulmate, the late Paul Kantor of 1, 2019. She has been Walter P. Huling on Cleveland, Ohio and We lost a beauti- a resident of this area April 23, 1949 and they the friend and Mother- ful loving wife, mother since 1980. Mrs. Miller celebrated forty-one in-Law to Richard M. and grandmother on will be remembered as years together. She was Oblak who she always 6 September 2019 a devoted, loving wife, proud of her Hungar- looked upon as a Son. in Shalimar, FL. a good friend and pet ian heritage and her She wished to thank Nancy was born to mom, and avid Bridge upbringing ensured the physicians at MD Lura and Fred Reagan player. She was born that she treated all with Anderson Cancer on August 8, 1945 in May 29, 1931, in Orange, respect, courtesy and Center in Jacksonville, Cookeville, TN. She New Jersey, to John dignity. An elegant Florida for their amaz- graduated from East and Mary Voelker. She Hospice and All Pets and peaceful soul, ing care as well as Dr. High School in 1963. She is predeceased by her Sitting Service for their she always placed the Eddie Negron, her phy- was an X-ray techni- beloved husband, Rob- care, concern, assis- happiness of others sician of thirty years in cian when she met her ert R. Miller, USN Ret., tance and support. ahead of her own and Fort Walton Beach. A husband, Lt William her parents and three In lieu of flowers, the her kindness and bright viewing and celebra- Evan Loose. They were She worked out at the siblings. Surviving fam- family requests dona- smile captivated all she tion of life will be held married in January 1967 gym and each week, ily includes her sister, tions be made to Eglin met. She lived a full life on Friday, September and moved to Big Spring, water skied, played ten- Veronica Mosley of Pet Welfare, PO Box as a homemaker and 20, 2019 from 6-8pm TX. They subsequently nis and was a licensed Waukegan, IL, and sev- 1914, Eglin AFB, FL was dedicated to help- at McLaughlin Mortu- moved to Riverside, CA SCUBA diver. She was eral nieces and nephews. 32542 or SOCKS Animal ing animals through- ary, 17 Chestnut Ave- in 1968 where their son, a member of several We especially want Shelter, 498 Carmel Dr., out her life. She was nue SE, Fort Walton Jeffrey Evan Loose was neighborhood and local to thank family friends, Ft. Walton Beach, FL a Lifetime Member Beach, FL. Interment born in 1970. In 1971 organizations doing Barbara Bethea, Les- 32547. Expressions of of Animal Protection at Arlington National they moved to Kadena social or charitable work. lie Bethea and Monica love and sympathy may League and a Charter Cemetery will follow at AB, Okinawa followed Nancy took trips with Reed, as well as Visit- be placed and viewed Member of the Pan- a later date where she by a move to Hampton, her husband or friends to ing You Senior Home online at www.emerald- handle Animal Welfare will join my Father in VA in 1974 where their see many of the sites our Care, Emerald Coast coastfuneralhome.com Society. She was a eternal rest. Expres- daughter, Kristi Noelle country and the world. loving and dedicated sions of love and sym- Loose was born. In 1976 She is survived by Mother to Michelle T. pathy can be viewed the family moved to her husband; William TIMOTHY JOSEPH SHERVEY Oblak of Jacksonville, or submitted online San Antonio, TX and Evan Loose; her mother; 1975-2019 Florida, a dear sister at www.mclaugh- Nancy became a color Lura P Reagan; her to Rosalyn Kantor and linmortuary.com consultant with Color 1 son and daughter, Jef- Timothy Joseph Sher- Associates. They came frey E Loose and Kristi vey (Joey/Swurvy), 44, to Fort Walton Beach, Noelle Lewis and three an avid fisherman, died SUBMISSIONS FL in 1985 and in 1994 grandsons; Wyatt, on September 6th, 2019. moved into their dream Hunter and Dakota. He was born on Feb. 21, The News Bulletin publishes North Okaloosa County home in Shalimar, Fl. Her husband was by 1975, in Fort Walton residents and former residents’ obituaries, including Nancy was charitable her side when she passed Beach, FL. Survivors a photo, for $95 in print and online. Family members with her time and often peacefully. They had an include his son, Ethan; should write the 500-word announcements and funeral drove cancer patients, extremely good mar- father, Ernie; mother, homes should submit them to the newspaper for regularly donated blood riage for over 52 years. Colleen; brother, Bill, confi rmation. We may edit submissions for style. Call and was on the Board The family would like to sisters, Mary Ellen, 682-6524 or email [email protected] for of Directors for the thank Debbie, Nancy, Shannon and Kelly. He more information. NW Florida Girl Scouts Lisa and the Emerald is preceded in death Council. Her many Coast Hospice for all by Pat Healy. He had a skills included refinish- their help and assistance. great love for fishing, held at Emerald Coast ing furniture, making Her final wish, instead boating, and most of Worship Centre located jewelry, gardening and of flowers or donations, all he had an amazing at Santa Rosa Mall on loved decorating their is to do a good deed talent as a rod builder. Saturday, Sept. 14. Y’all Please recycle this paper home for Christmas. for someone in need. A memorial service was Get Bent for Swurv!

ADSO EVENTS

Special to GateHouse history of art, using Jesse Flynn from 6:30-8:30 acrylics and enhance Media Florida Bryant Wilder’s “Art His- p.m. Sept. 26. Cost is their skills. This class is tory for Dummies.” For $35/members and $40/ offered once a month, ADSO Book further information, call non-members. All sup- with a variety of instruc- Discussion Group the ADSO office at 244- plies are included. The tors, offering different 1271. Cost: N/A theme of this session perspectives and styles. The Book Discussion is “Emerald Waves,” To sign up, visit the Group meets from 5-6 ADSO’s Sip and a vibrant seascape, of ADSO website at www. p.m. Oct. 3 at the Clay Paint Class waves breaking on the artsdesignsociety.org or Studio at the Art Center, beach. Students may call 850-244-1271. The 17 First Street, SE, in Fort The Arts and Design bring their beverage of Arts and Design Society is Walton Beach. The group Society offers a Sip and choice to enjoy while located at 17 First Street is currently exploring Paint Class with Hannah learning to paint with SE in Fort Walton Beach. * ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, September 18, 2019 A3

Wild West alive,” Clanton said. HOLLIDAY “I’d like to see more young people get interested in our From Page A1 old west history. It’s American history. They don’t teach it in schools. It’s not part of the cur- period costume. He traveled riculum anymore.” from Tombstone, Arizona, to Thomas didn’t think a little Crestview for the first time as dentist chair he bought on a the event’s guest of honor. whim from Las Vegas, New Clanton said he got the Mexico, would turn into the celebrity treatment. He was Holliday festival, but he’s glad escorted by Crestview police it did. around town and had his face “History is being literally depicted in the middle of a sign torn down,” Thomas said. on balloons, fliers and a cake “People have lost their appre- reading, “WANTED: Ike Clan- ciation for their forebearers. It ton For Causing Mayhem.” has been great to see the people Clanton gave lectures to lock in. It’s educational. I’ve three world history classes had people come up to me and Friday at Crestview High say, ‘My great- great-grand- School. It surprised him how father fought with the Texas little the students knew about Rangers. He was in Company the Wild West. A. I want to bring you his “We really need to keep the badge.’”

Dentist Richard Thomas, founder of the Holliday Festival, shows off some of the historical memorabilia at Warriors Hall in Crestview. [PHOTOS BY SAVANNAH EVANOFF/DAILY NEWS]

Terry Ike Clanton, a relative of Doc Holliday’s nemesis Ike Clanton, traveled from Tombstone, Arizona, to attend the 2019 Holliday People enjoyed food and music in Warriors Hall during the 2019 Holliday Festival. [SAVANNAH EVANOFF/DAILY Festival in Crestview. [SAVANNAH EVANOFF/DAILY NEWS] NEWS]

* ** A4 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin More Americans go without health coverage

PanCare of Florida, or 8.5% of the population, did pattern in terms of which states encounters as of Sept. 10, up It could be, at least in part, based in Panama not have coverage at any time are increasing and which are from the 6,707 encounters it that some Americans who City, has seen a rise in during the year. decreasing coverage,” Skopec had all of last year. lost Medicaid coverage did uninsured patients That’s 1.9 million people said of the new data. “There Sean Golder, regional man- not replace it with private more than in 2017, when 7.9% are three bright spots, but ager for PanCare, said the insurance. By Jayme Fraser did not have health insurance. everybody else is either losing nonprofit recently extended “Some portion of it is GateHouse Media The last time the United States coverage or just maintaining.” operating hours at its Panama mechanical,” Skopec said. “As saw a yearly increase large According to PanCare of City clinic to treat more they get more income, they no PANAMA CITY — The enough to be statistically sig- Florida, a Panama City-based patients. longer qualify for Medicaid. number of people without nificant was 2009, the final nonprofit that operates health “The clinic is now open seven When they fall off Medicaid health insurance increased months of the Great Recession. care centers that serve Medic- days a week,” Golder said. rolls, they don’t get employer from the previous year for In Florida, the rate of people aid, Medicare and uninsured “What we’re seeing is more and coverage or insurance through the first time since the Great without coverage was 13%. patients on a sliding pay scale more patients.” the marketplaces and they end Recession, according to new That ranks it fourth in the in 10 counties, it has seen a rise Golder noted that the clinic up uninsured.” figures released last week by nation. Most states did not see in uninsured patients in recent opened a pharmacy last week Skopec also pointed to the U.S. Census Bureau. a significant shift in coverage years. According to the data, to provide more services for the Census data that showed a “The poverty rate went rates. Those with increased PanCare had 26,479 encoun- growing number of patients. growing number of middle- down, the economy is doing health insurance rates saw ters with uninsured patients at “That’s another access point income families without well, and yet we’re still seeing changes of just less than 1 per- its clinics in 2018. As of Sept. for the uninsured,” Golder said. coverage. For instance, fami- more people uninsured,” centage point. Only three states 10, the centers have already had Although fewer Americans lies of four earning more than said Laura Skopec, a senior saw uninsured rates drop more 32,202 encounters with unin- had public health coverage in $102,000 a year saw the unin- researcher for the nonprofit than the survey’s margin of sured patients this year. 2018 — mostly due to a drop sured rate increase, and it did Urban Institute’s Health Policy error: Wyoming, South Caro- And in PanCare’s Panama in Medicaid recipients — the so almost three times more Center. lina and New York. City center, the facility has number of people with private in states without Medicaid In 2018, 27.5 million people, “You don’t see a strong had 8,299 uninsured patient insurance was largely the same. expansion.

* ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, September 18, 2019 A5

Dogs in animal cruelty case still up for adoption

By Anthony Adame “The first week, almost paid $1,558 in fines. Another 850-315-4440 immediately, the dogs went woman, Pam Andrews, was [email protected] from being nervous and convicted of animal cruelty scared and hiding in their ken- in the same case. FREEPORT — One month nels to standing up and being Alaqua initially took in 100 after taking on possibly the excited to go on walks. Every dogs Aug. 9 after Holmes largest challenge in its 12-year single dog that comes around County sheriff’s deputies history, the Alaqua Animal ... it’s like they know they were at the Godfreys’ home Refuge is showing exactly were rescued. on a separate matter and dis- what it’s made of. “They just have the best covered the animals. In the Alaqua took in 157 dogs personalities. They sing to ensuing weeks, Alaqua took after a Holmes County couple you when you walk up to the in 57 more dogs from another were arrested on animal cru- cages. ... They’re just excited property. elty charges Aug. 9. All of to be here.” There are 61 dogs from the the dogs were living outside Ferrell D. Godfrey, 55, and initial group that still need without access to fresh water Marianne L. Godfrey, 60, homes. Photos and more or food. Many were severely were arrested and charged information about them malnourished and/or seri- with felony animal cru- are available on Alaqua’s ously injured, and about 60 elty. They are scheduled for website, alaqua.org, and percent had to be treated for arraignment at 8:30 a.m. on its Facebook page, https:// severe cases of heartworm. Oct. 2. www.facebook.com/ As of the middle of last Marianne Godfrey has AlaquaAnimalRefuge/. week, 96 of the dogs taken in a previous conviction for “If someone is thinking last month have been adopted. animal cruelty in 2011 in about adopting, we encour- Alaqua, which opened in 2007 Houston County, Alabama, age them to go online to read in Freeport, normally holds after 228 animals were confis- a little bit about (the dogs), between 75-100 dogs at any cated by the Houston County then come out to see the dog given time. Sheriff’s Office. She pleaded in person,” Hood said. “We “It’s really added a lot of guilty, was sentenced to six don’t process applications Jackson is a Golden Retriever mix who is paralyzed and looking for a work, but this is what makes months of hard labor, had until people meet the dogs, home that can see to his special needs. He is currently being taken us do what we do,” Alaqua the sentence suspended in lieu and then the process doesn’t care of at Alaqua Animal Refuge in Freeport. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO/ founder Laurie Hood said. of two years probation and take too long after that.” ALAQUA ANIMAL REFUGE]

Crestview company to missionize Airlander 10 aircraft

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* ** A6 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin OPINION

Do as voters ANOTHER VIEW intended with ballot measures

he courts need to show the Legislature that amendments approved by voters are state law, not just suggestions. T When a ballot measure gets passed that Florida lawmakers don’t like, they shouldn’t be allowed to just ignore the will of voters. Florida voters have approved several state constitutional amendments on issues that the Legislature had refused to address, such as land conservation, medical marijuana and voting rights. Each time, state lawmakers subsequently implemented these Virtue signaling much easier changes very differently than the way that voters intended. Sometimes the courts have stepped in, but too often than solving real problems lawmakers have gotten away with it. The latest example involves Amendment 1, the conservation measure passed by 75% of the United States’ nuclear issue, but Dorian was another voters in 2014. The measure was supposed energy program. Now, as it “cry wolf” scare, at least for our to set aside a third of revenue from a state turns out, that is the most coastline. It blew over two lawn tax on real estate transactions over 20 years efficient and zero carbon- chairs in Alabama, but he was to fund land and water conservation. emitting form of energy. Yet right. Trump comes closer to Instead, the Legislature has used the they stopped it with their being a meteorologist than any money to pay for things only tangentially Ron Hart know-it-all protests, and coal other politician or journalist; related to land conservation, such as plants proliferated. Remember at least he slept with a woman insurance premiums, vehicle purchases how acid rain and then the hole named Stormy. and salaries. Land conservation has been an emocrats long have tried in the ozone layer were going to The gun issue is the next afterthought: This year, for example, $33 to cloak themselves in kill us? Sun was going to come unfixable problem over which million was appropriated for the Florida Dself-aggrandizing, high through the depleted ozone lefties love to wring their Forever land conservation program as ideals. They talk about issues layer, making all Americans as collective hands. Yet according compared to the $300 million level at which that do not exist or cannot be tanned as George Hamilton. to the top academic in the field, the program had been historically funded. fixed; that way, there is no Smog was an issue, and James Alan Fox, the numbers of Last year Leon County Circuit Court way to hold them accountable of course Y2K was going to mass shootings are not up. In Judge Charles Dodson ruled that lawmakers for results. They talk about devastate the world. Even Nick Gillespie’s recent interview were only authorized to spend the money dubious issues that affect few, recycling has been determined with Dr. Fox for Reason, entitled, on new land purchases, but an appeals then claim they solved those to be ineffective. “There Is No Evidence of an court overturned the ruling Monday in a problems at some point and The left in LA and New York ‘Epidemic of Mass Shootings,’” decision the News Service of Florida called congratulate themselves. starting drinking bottled water the data are clear: mass “a blow to environmental groups.” Their current and fashionable in plastic containers. shootings are actually down Hopefully, he still has the latitude worries are climate change and We in middle America poured from the mid-90s. The media’s to prevent lawmakers from using the getting rid of guns. water out of the tap into a glass, agenda-driven hysteria and money for purposes far different than Instead of working on tangible but they were cool and knew coverage do not focus on reality. what voters intended. That should be and needed ideas like paving best. Now they are shocked So, with faux climate change the standard for ballot initiatives such as roads, education, stopping wars, that non-biodegradable plastic and fake “facts” on mass Amendment 1 — as well as Amendment crime, the deficit and curtailing bottles and straws ravage the shootings, the left wants to 4, which nearly 65% of voters passed the administrative state, they oceans and choke sea turtles. take your gas-powered cars and last year to automatically restore the love to “virtue signal,” focusing When four pounds of cocaine your guns over a manufactured voting rights of most former felons. on fake problems of their own washed ashore in Florida during political, rather than fact-based, In this case, the Legislature making. In every lament and Dorian, those sea turtles wished crisis. subsequently passed a law requiring simplistic solution, they are the they had their straws back. Remember the movie/ that former felons pay off all court heroes in their own narrative. Even Joe Biden, who seems docudrama about when a fees, fines and restitution before their It is clear that global warming surprised by his new leftist government took guns from voting rights were restored. A study by is the No. 1 one cause of Democrat Party, has to get on citizens under false pretenses? It University of Florida political science documentaries and town hall board with the global warming was called Schindler’s List. professor Daniel Smith suggested that broadcasts on CNN. doom. Joe, who is losing it Bowing to the pressures of just 18% of that population will have Last week all the Democrat so much right now that he the left, even Wal-Mart said their rights restored under such rules. candidates waxed pious about could probably plan his own it was going to stop selling Smith looked at the records of more than all the tax dollars they would surprise party, has to battle Confederate emblem goods, 375,000 former felons in 48 Florida counties, spend and all our freedoms the younger candidates like and last week said it would stop finding that only about 66,000 showed they would curtail to solve this Elizabeth Warren and older ones selling rifle bullets in order to a zero balance in local court records. dubious “existential threat” like Bernie Sanders by acting end mass shootings. Saks Fifth The Florida Supreme Court has an they seem to have just made up. concerned that the earth will Avenue felt the need to virtue opportunity to ensure the will of the Fake problems are easier to solve end in 12 years. It’s fun to watch signal too. Focusing on the many voters is followed when they hear the than real ones. Millennials want fossils worry about fossil fuels. people killed in auto accidents, case this fall. It is clear that voters who to save Earth but won’t clean Obama is so concerned about Saks said to end those deaths it passed Amendment 4 thought they were their rooms in their parents’ sea levels rising that he just would stop selling auto parts. restoring the rights of most former felons basements. bought a $14 million oceanfront Heroes all. — not just a small percentage of them. Liberals have been wrong home. And the media say Trump Wal-Mart not selling The courts need to show the on a whole host of fashionable didn’t take Hurricane Dorian or Confederate stuff, and now no Legislature that these amendments “worries,” starting in the 70s climate change seriously? Yes, bullets? I bet their cracker aisle are state law, not just suggestions. when they protested and ended Trump is sanguine about the is not going to be very crowded.

This editorial first appeared in The Gainesville Sun.

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FORT WALTON BEACH — The Food For Thought organization is encouraging residents in Okaloosa and Walton counties to sponsor schools in their community throughout the school year. Sponsorships support the Food For Thought in-school backpack program. The goal is to provide a backpack with 10 food items to over 3,000 students each week; and 12,000 snacks each Schools seeking backpack sponsorships. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] week for teachers to hand out in class. Destin Middle School, Dune Elementary, Mossy Head Food For Thought requests Lakes Elementary School, Elementary, and Emerald individual get together with and Freeport High School Coast Middle School. friends, family members or sponsorships are sponsored The cost to sponsor one coworkers and sign up for a for a full year. student for a year is $270; The Crestview High School robotics team attended the FIRST sponsorship. Out of the 33 The first semester has the cost to sponsor a school FTC Kickoff event held at the University of Florida REEF schools requesting sponsor- been sponsored at Mary is $1,000 per semester (two in Shalimar. Since Stars Wars joined FIRST for this year’s ship, 27 are still available. Esther Elementary, Butler semesters per school). competition, the Crestview team dressed the part.

* ** A8 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin Drug overdoses: How bad is it and what’s the answer?

By Ashleigh Wilde Walton County The program also offers and Jim Thompson officials reported 20 injections of Vivitrol, a GateHouse Media Florida overdose calls in 2018, post-addiction drug that with nine uses of Narcan. helps block cravings, just Drug overdoses have Already this year, author- prior to release from jail. become a serious prob- ities have responded to But many county jail lem in Northwest Florida, 21 overdoses and used stays are as short as 30 mirroring a troubling Narcan 15 times. days, which isn’t nearly statewide trend par- Santa Rosa County enough time to get ticularly with opioids, a sheriff’s deputies someone on the path to class of drugs including responded to 65 over- recovery. an array of prescription dose calls in 2018, with “When people go to pain relievers. Narcan being adminis- jail, there may not be According to tered 10 times. Thus far enough time to break floridahealth.gov, Flori- this year, the Sheriff’s them from the addic- da’s opioid overdose rate Office has responded to tion,” Fort Walton Beach has tripled since the turn 49 overdoses and has Police Chief Robert Bage of the century. Locally, used Narcan seven times. said. “Without proper law enforcement agen- Overall in 2018, there counseling or lifestyle cies recently provided were 70 more overdoses changes, in all likelihood the Daily News with data in Northwest Florida they’ll end up back where on their drug overdose than in the previous year, they started.” calls. In each jurisdiction, according to the informa- responses to some of those tion supplied by local law Narcan: a short- calls involved the use of enforcement agencies. Overdosing on drugs has become a major problem in Northwest Florida. [FILE PHOTO] term solution Narcan, a fast-acting Okaloosa County Sher- drug that can be admin- iff Larry Ashley believes causes and issues, Ashley And, she added, insur- them arrested in order to Narcan offers an imme- istered by first responders the overdoses are a cul- and other law enforce- ance often won’t cover save them. diate, if temporary, fix to quickly counteract an tural problem that starts ment experts agree there a full range of needed Adkinson said he for opioid overdoses. In opioid overdose. with the social accep- aren’t enough resources treatment. “When your understands why family one local incident, a Fort In Okaloosa County, tance of alcohol usage. to help people with drug insurance runs out, members become that Walton Beach police for example, the Sheriff’s “Alcohol has killed problems. you’re healed,” she said. desperate. In jail, at least, officer responding to an Office responded to 166 more than all these opi- For one thing, it’s Walton County Sher- their loved one can’t do overdose call found a overdose calls last year, oids put together,” he hard to find treatment iff Mike Adkinson drugs. But his deputies woman unconscious and and Narcan was admin- said. facilities in Northwest agrees about the lack of can’t arrest people just barely breathing. Accord- istered during 81 of those Still, on average, the Florida, and even harder resources. to keep them from doing ing to a call history record, calls. In 2017, the Sher- Sheriff’s Office gets one to find open beds in those “I have people in my drugs. as soon as the Narcan was iff’s Office responded drug overdose call every facilities. There are only a office literally several “It’s everything that administered, the woman to 127 overdoses, and other day and responds handful of options in the times a week asking about stems from around the “immediately regained Narcan was administered to 10 to 12 drug-related area, and many facilities someone that has a drug addiction that is the consciousness and sat during 45 calls. calls, he said. offer only counseling or issue,” he said. “The crime,” Adkinson said. up.” The Fort Walton In Ashley’s view, the outpatient care. problem is there are very “That could be theft, Officers with the Beach Police Depart- drug addiction that leads Rhonda Riess, a local limited beds. There aren’t possession or anything Crestview Police Depart- ment responded to 63 to overdosing can be mental health counselor, nearly enough.” of that nature.” ment and deputies with overdoses in 2018, using linked to everything from recognizes the lack of When someone with a the Okaloosa County Narcan 35 times. In mental health issues to resources from both a Just throw them in jail drug problem is arrested and Santa Rosa County 2017, the department homelessness, and likely professional and a per- for an alleged crime, sheriff’s offices can responded to 39 over- may be manifested in the sonal perspective. Two That lack of resources there are resources at the carry Narcan. But other doses and used Narcan 15 rising local suicide rate. years ago, she lost her can push family mem- Walton County Jail. The area law enforcement times. Whatever the root daughter to an opioid bers to take desperate facility has one licensed agencies, including the overdose. steps. Many times when a clinical social worker Walton County Sher- “I’m a therapist and person becomes addicted and a substance abuse iff’s Office and Niceville there are services,” to drugs and begins to professional who lead Police Department, she said. “There aren’t spiral out of control, a individual and intensive enough.” loved one will try to have group therapy sessions. See OVERDOSE, A9

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in,” Bage said. “It’s One OVERDOSE frustrating from a law way enforcement standpoint people From Page A8 because we want to see ingest more be done.” drugs is don’t allow officers to by using carry the drug. Instead, Long-term goals needles. those jurisdictions rely [FILE on emergency medical Local officials are PHOTO] personnel. seeking ways to fight While Narcan does save overdoses. In Okaloosa lives, it doesn’t solve the County, for instance, problem of addiction. deputies have ramped up Many incidents in which opioid seizures. Narcan is used involve “We’ve already seized people to whom the drug more this year than last has been administered year,” Ashley said. on several occasions. Of Elsewhere in the area, with drug addiction from the five overdose victims Bay County has instituted a prevention and treat- profiled in this series, a court program that can ment standpoint. two had been revived by sentence people to drug “Law enforcement Narcan, only to overdose treatment, which Sher- has a role. The courts again and die. iff Tommy Ford called a have a role. We just “We’re a first “great opportunity.”In have to do a better job of responder agency, so our Walton County, Adkin- educating our kids,” Oka- job is to save the person son has recently begun loosa County’s Ashley when we get there and working with the attorney said. “The best way to then hope our mental general to examine the address this problem is health partners can step best strategies for dealing prevention.”

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EXTENSION CONNECTION Creepy weeds may be indicator of problems

will help to reduce weeds by matures, the stems harden In every instance, the weeds have been common lespedeza shading them out, therefore, and become woody. and/or prostrate spurge. Both grow close to the ground reducing their spread. Prostrate spurge is a with a spreading habit. Both have small, rounded leaves In every instance, the summer annual broadleaf and produce small, light-colored fl owers. But, if you look weeds have been common weed that spreads by seed. close, there are signifi cant diff erences that will help with lespedeza and/or prostrate The leaves are oval in shape, identifi cation. SSheilaheila DDunningunning spurge. Both grow close to small, and opposite along the the ground with a spread- stem. As it matures, a red spot ing habit. Both have small, may form in the center of the part of the reason the grass of nematodes. Turfgrass here are these weeds rounded leaves and produce leaf, earning it the common is thinning and allowing the species are easily harmed by spreading all over small, light-colored flow- name spotted spurge. weeds to take over in the them. ‘T my yard. They have ers. But, if you look close, Another distinct character- first place. If the assay indicates little round leaves that are there are significant dif- istic is the stem contains a Common lespedeza is harmful population levels, real close to the ground and ferences that will help with milky sap that oozes when the a legume. It thrives when unfortunately there are few spread in every direction. identification. stem is broken. Light pink to water is plentiful and soil options for reduction of “I keep trying to get rid of Common lespedeza, also white-colored flowers appear nutrients are low. If this the nematodes. However, them by mowing my grass known as Japanese clover, from early-summer through is the weed “taking over” several ornamental plants shorter, but they are killing is a prostrate summer the fall. your yard, you need to get a are tolerant. So, you may my grass. What are they and annual that forms 15-18 inch Both are annual, broadleaf soil test and evaluate your need to consider creating a how do I get rid of them?” patches. The stems are wiry. weeds, so there are several watering habits. Improv- landscape bed area rather Here at the Extension It has dark green trifoliate post-emergent herbicides ing fertility and reducing than continuing to battle office, this is a conversation I (arranged in threes) leaves available to kill the ones soil moisture will naturally poor-looking grass. have had nearly daily for the with three oblong, smooth present. weaken common lespedeza. Weeds can serve as indi- past month. We are here to leaflets. Leaflets have par- Don’t forget the pre- If your thin patches of cators to soil conditions that help with identification and allel veins nearly at right emergent herbicide declining grass are being may need to be addressed. control of many landscape angles to a prominent mid- application in late winter replaced with spurge, it may Learning to identify weeds problems, including weeds. vein. Its leaves have smooth though. These weeds can be time to submit a sample may teach you more than However, my first word edges and a short spur at the drop plenty of seed. The for a nematode assay. just their names. of advice is to change the tip of each leaflet. Flowers importance of knowing Nematodes are microscopic mowing practice. Short, appear in late summer with which weed you have is roundworms that imbed Sheila Dunning is an agent spreading weeds cannot be small pink to purple, single more about the message into and on grass roots. at the University of Florida’s mowed out. You need to do flowers found in leaf axils on they are trying to send you. Research has shown that Institute of Food and Agri- just the opposite. Mowing as most of the nodes of the main These weeds can indicate spurge is a weed that can cultural Sciences Exten- high as possible (3-4 inches) stems. As common lespedeza other issues that may be thrive with high populations sion office in Crestview.

HAPPENINGS We said we’d never forget 9/11, but have we?

Many young people have no True American patriots ran into the middle of tragedy breathing in the hazardous idea what happened the day and burning buildings to save those trapped by the fi res chemicals released. Look the terrorists deliberately brought on by these attacks. Among our real heroes at the pictures of people crashed airliners into the were the men and women of the New York fi re and police running for their lives as the World Trade Center and the departments, as well as the emergency personnel in first tower imploded. Pentagon. We don't know Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania. Why hasn't the govern- Janice Lynn Crose the exact target the fourth We had patriotism and unity in the weeks and months ment done more to make the airliner was to crash into in after the horrifi c attack on our country. But as the years United States secure? We Washington, D.C.; how- have passed, our memories have faded, we have become endure embarrassing pat here were you ever, at the cost of their own complacent and our unity is no more. downs, naked body scans when you heard lives, the heroes of Flight and so on at the airports and W the news about the 93 thwarted the terrorists train stations and just ignore first plane hitting the World and forced the plane down months after the horrific The reports vary on the 19 those who have overstayed Trade Center on Sept. 11, in a field in Shanksville, attack on our country. But hijackers, but most say that their welcome. 2001? Most adults over the Pennsylvania. as the years have passed, five to seven of them had We need to urge our age of 30 vividly remember True American patri- our memories have faded, expired visas. elected representatives to do where they were and what ots ran into the middle of we have become complacent We also aren't doing a what is necessary to pre- they were doing when the tragedy and burning build- and our unity is no more. good job of checking to see serve our freedoms. We also terrorist attacks happened. ings to save those trapped One of the recommen- if those illegally entering the need the unity we experi- In watching the haunt- by the fires brought on by dations from the 9/11 country have ties to terror- enced after 9/11, where we ing scenes from Sept. 11 on these attacks. Among our Commission was to send ism. Why not? all loved our country and the History Channel, I was real heroes were the men back home all of those If you haven't seen the each other. reminded that we, as Ameri- and women of the New York students and visitors who 9/11 pictures for a while, cans, vowed never to forget fire and police departments, had overstayed their visas. take a look at them. We lost Janice Lynn Crose, a former the tragedy, especially the as well as the emergency Eighteen years later, we still 2,977 American citizens accountant, lives in Crest- loss of life, that happened personnel in Washington, have hundreds of thou- in that terrifying attack. view with her husband, Jim; that day. D.C. and Pennsylvania. sands of people who have Furthermore, we have lost her two rescue collies, Shane Eighteen years later, it We had patriotism and expired visas and we haven't hundreds more over the and Jasmine; and two cats, appears we have forgotten. unity in the weeks and enforced our laws. years from complications of Kathryn and Prince Valiant.

* ** B2 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin SPORTS

PREP FOOTBALL Niceville ends four-game losing skid to Crestview in 24-13 road win

By Seth Stringer 315-4421 | @SethSnwfdn [email protected]

CRESTVIEW — If Niceville had to botch anything on the night, Grant Thompson was thankful it was the Gatorade bath. Water bottles and ice strewn about midfield of Jack Foster Stadium, the site of Niceville’s 24-13 upset over three-time defending dis- trict champion and archrival Crestview on Friday, this wasn’t quite the execution Niceville had planned. “What am I supposed to do, jump in it?” a jovial Thomp- son yelled at his players, their hands still clutching the massive cooler they’d under- estimated in size and weight. “It’s supposed to be on me.” Of course, Niceville’s play- ers can be forgiven. Four straight losses to Crestview and three first-round playoff exits have made them rusty on Gatorade baths. But Thompson, hired in February as John Hicks’ suc- cessor, is here to bring them back. 4-0 is a start, as are wins over all three-county Crestview’s Taylor Scarbrough gets bogged down in the Niceville defense during Friday night’s home game against Niceville High School. rivals — 41-0 over Choctaw, [PHOTOS BY DEVON RAVINE/DAILY NEWS] 29-17 over Fort Walton Beach and now the 11-point victory over Crestview. “As a player and assistant coach here, I’ve been a part of a lot of big games,” said Thompson, soaked from the ice residue that was later dumped on him. “And we’re going to continue to be play- ing in big games.” This, by far, was the biggest of his young tenure. Niceville entered with four straight losses to Crestview, but it was the nature of those losses that stung deeper. Two weeks after ending the regular season with a 62-33 Crestview’s Damon Robinson takes down Niceville’s Roman Crestview’s Taylor Scarbrough picks up some yards during Friday loss at Jack Foster Stadium Prestarri during Friday night’s game at Crestview. night’s home game against Niceville High School. last year, the Eagles watched their season come to an end in a 28-7 loss to the Dawgs. It was embarrassing. It was humbling. It stayed with the defense, those 90 points almost a Scarlett Letter entering this season. Senior linebacker Jordan Fowler went so far as to call this the “redemption tour.” So far that redemption tour has been a thing of beauty, two shutouts highlighting a campaign where the Eagles are allowing just 7.5 points a night. Friday night featured three sacks, an interception by Erik Ziegelmann and bottling up Crestview’s defense puts the brakes on Niceville’s Will Koch as he Crestview’s Marquis McCoy runs the ball during Friday night’s home Taylor Scarbrough — who makes a run for the goal line in the fi rst half of Friday night’s game game against Niceville High School. entered with 515 all-purpose at Crestview. yards — to just 40 yards and DEFENSIVE MVP: Erik “It’s a seven-team district, out of the end zone. up Dominic Annichiarico’s fourth-and-1 in the third Ziegelmann, Niceville DB so you gotta play man. You Outside of allowing a 2-yard touchdown run to quarter where he was stuffed gotta play, play, play, play, 14-yard touchdown from extend the lead to 24-7 with for negative yardage. With Niceville clinging to play, play. You can still play Chase Moulton to Rawson 2:58 left. Considering Crestview’s a 17-7 lead and little more your way in, but every time Mack in the first quarter and “We just had to keep chip- Jay Stanton rushed for 268 than four minutes left, Zie- you lose there’s less margin a junk-time 23-yard connec- ping away at a really good yards and five touchdowns gelmann delivered the play for error. You lose your first tion between Moulton and Crestview defense and it in two wins over Niceville last of the night. district game and somebody Marquis McCoy, they didn’t finally hit,” Thompson said. year, that was the difference Ziegelmann knew it before says, ‘Where do you go from allow much. Crestview (1-3), mean- between this year’s and last Chase Moulton even threw it. here?’ That’s not a real good “That defense is the real while, dropped its third year’s Niceville defense. Film study had prepared him question. deal,” Thompson said. straight game and looks like a for this moment. “Where do we go from It’s the type of defense that far cry from the program that OFFENSIVE MVP: Shawn “They came out empty and here? We just gotta make will allow for an out-of-sync made the Final Four last year. Parker, Niceville RB I’d watched film all week,” plays. We gotta get better. offense to keep plugging away “They did what they had to said the 5-foot-11 playmaker. We gotta win ballgames.” until the adjustments hit. do to get a win against us, but The junior back was held to “No. 27, Taylor, I knew he Tied at 7 at halftime after we just looked out of sync,” just seven rushing yards on was gonna run the (route), I UP NEXT Will Koch’s 1-yard touch- Crestview coach Tim Hatten four carries in the first half. read the quarterback’s eyes down in the second quarter, said. “We gotta execute better.” Out of the locker rooms he and made the pick and took Niceville hosts Lincoln his eighth of the season, the rushed for 50 yards on seven off.” (3-1), Thompson’s last coach- Eagles shook off a 19-yard, STAT OF THE NIGHT: 61 carries, including a 30-yarder All the way to Crestview’s ing stop and a program that first-half rushing effort and around the left corner to give 6-yard line to set up Annichi- beat Navarre 35-20 Thurs- got a 30-yard touchdown run That’s the number of the Eagles a 14-7 lead midway arico’s touchdown plunge. day night, next Friday for a 7 from Shawn Paker in the third rushing yards for Crestview through the third quarter. p.m. kickoff. Crestview hits quarter. on the night. Scarbrough, “I just saw good blocks by QUOTABLE the road for Tate (1-3) and a Later in the fourth quar- who entered with 157 rush- all my teammates,” Parker Friday kickoff at 7 p.m. ter, Jacob Dunne tacked on ing yards per game and said of the run. “I knew this Hatten, asked where his “I know Lincoln pretty a 20-yard field goal and a five touchdowns, had just was a golden opportunity and team goes from here after a well, but they gotta come Ziegelmann interception set 40 yards. That includes a I had to score.” 1-3 start. here,” Thompson said. * ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, September 18, 2019 B3

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TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY: each month at Hideaway Pizza, OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Second Fridays, grilled and YOUTH NIGHT: 6-8:30 p.m. Mon- • 8 a.m. Tuesdays at First 326 Main St., Crestview. Meeting 10-11 a.m. Thursdays, 704 E. smoked BBQ chicken dinners, days, Convergence Coffeehouse, Baptist Church of Garden City, starts at 6:30 p.m. Robinson Ave., Crestview. $10 each. Third Fridays, fi sh 498 Wilson St. N. Visitors may 3140 Haskell-Langley Road, CRESTVIEW TOASTMASTERS: 689-1842. fry, $10; fourth Fridays, spa- enjoy free refreshments, play Crestview. Details: Mary Cole, 6-7 p.m. second and fourth SENIORS VS. CRIME: 10 a.m. to ghetti dinners, $8. Live band games, watch old movies, or 683-1899. Tuesdays, Greater Federation 12 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, performances 7:30-11:30 fellowship. • 5 p.m. weigh-in; meeting of Women’s Club building, 150 except holidays, 296 S. Ferdon p.m. Fridays. A full list of all BOY SCOUT TROOPS 30 AND 33: starts from 5:25-5:30 p.m. at the Woodlawn Drive, Crestview. Visi- Blvd., Suite 8, Crestview. Call the meetings and events the meet 6:30-7:30 p.m. Mondays at First United Methodist Church tors are welcome. Details: Kathy 306-3176 or email okaloosacou- legion has is posted at www. First United Methodist Church, fellowship hall, 599 Eighth Ave., Morrow, 974-3662. [email protected] to report alpost 75.org. Visit the site or 599 8th Ave., Crestview during Crestview. Brooke Bratton, 225- AMERICAN LEGION POST 395: incidents. their Facebook page for more the school year. Boys and girls 8197. www.TOPS.org. 5:30 p.m. third Tuesdays, Carver- CONCERNED CITIZENS OF information. ages 11 to 18 may join. Contact SENIORS VS. CRIME: 10 a.m. to Hill Museum, 895 S. McClelland CRESTVIEW: 5:30 p.m. fi rst bsacrestviewtroop30@gmail. 12 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, St., Crestview. Commander Thursdays, Allen Park, 895 SATURDAYS com or smicrestviewtroop33@ except holidays, 296 S. Ferdon Raymond Nelson, 420-0706. McClelland St., Crestview. gmail.com, or visit www.beas- Blvd., Suite 8, Crestview. Call NORTH OKALOOSA PATRIOTS: FLYING NEEDLES QUILT GUILD: ADULT/FAMILY NIGHT: 6-9 cout.scouting.org. 306-3176 to report incidents. 6:30 p.m. third Tuesdays, 150 9:30 a.m. second Thursdays at p.m. Saturdays, Convergence ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 8 [email protected]. N. Woodlawn Blvd., Crestview. Niceville Church of Christ. Visi- Coffeehouse, 498 Wilson St. N., p.m. Mondays, the clubhouse STORY TIME: 10:15 a.m. Tues- www.panhandlepatriots.com. tors and quilters are welcome. Crestview. Free refreshments, at 704 Robinson St., Crestview, days, Crestview Public Library, NORTH OKALOOSA AMATEUR play games, watch old movies, for beginners and newcomers. 1445 Commerce Drive. Children WEDNESDAYS RADIO CLUB: 7 p.m. second or just fellowship. Details: Jerry, 830-6218. www. ages 3 to 5 can enjoy stories and Thursdays, Live Oak Baptist KARAOKE: 8 p.m. Saturdays, fwb-area-aa.org. activities, and make a simple CRESTVIEW KIWANIS CLUB: Church, 4565 Live Oak Church American Legion Post 75, 898 DOGWOOD GARDEN CLUB: 10:30 craft. 11:45 a.m. Wednesdays, Road, Crestview. Call 398-7524 E. James Lee Blvd., Crestview. a.m. fi rst Mondays, September CRESTVIEW KNIGHTS OF Samuel’s Roadhouse, 114 John for details. 689-3195. through May, location to be COLUMBUS BINGO: Quarterly King Road, Crestview. MAINSTREET CRESTVIEW ASSO- BOBBIN LACE GROUP: 11 announced. Details: 683-0839. games 4:30-6 p.m.; regular KNITTING GROUP: 5-7 p.m. CIATION: 8 a.m. third Thursdays, a.m. fi rst Saturdays, Heritage COUNTRY PATCHERS QUILT games 6-9 p.m. every Tuesday at Wednesdays, Casbah Coffee FAMU College of Pharmacy in Museum, 115 Westview Ave., GUILD: 9:30 a.m. fourth Mon- 701 James Lee Blvd., Crestview. Company, 196 Pine Ave. W, downtown Crestview. Group Valparaiso. Anyone may attend days, Antioch Baptist Church, BAKER GARDEN CLUB: 10 a.m. Crestview. improves and promotes Main to inquire about the craft. 4824 Antioch Road, Crestview. fi rst Tuesdays September PANHANDLE SADDLE CLUB: 6 Street and Crestview Com- 678-2615. Sit-n-sew and workshop through May at different loca- p.m. fi rst Wednesdays, David’s munity Redevelopment Agency GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS meeting. tions. Liz Davis, 537-4512. Catfi sh House, 1296 N. Ferdon businesses. ASSOCIATION: 9 a.m. to eat CRESTVIEW WRITERS GROUP: OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP: 1 Blvd. Crestview. Includes social- CRESTVIEW PHOTO CLUB: The and 10 a.m. meeting third Sat- 6-7:30 p.m. every fourth Monday, p.m. fi rst Tuesdays, Wellness izing, dinner and a meeting. Crestview Photo Club meets urdays of the month. Dwayne Crestview Public Library. Online: Center at Twin Cities Hospital, November topic: how to keep 6:30-8:30 p.m. fourth Thursdays Hopkins, 217-1001. All motorcy- http://www.cityofcrestview.org/ Niceville. A Registered Nurse is your horse healthy. Details: at the Crestview Elks Lodge, clists are welcome. library.php. present, and meetings include Donna Curry, 830-6403 or 127 W. Pine Ave., across from VFW HORSESHOE TOURNA- THE OKALOOSA COUNTY details of specialty care and [email protected]. Casbah Coffee Shop. MENT: 12 p.m. third Saturdays, COMMISSION ON THE STATUS product innovations that may be SONS OF ITALY, CRESTVIEW CRESTVIEW EXCHANGE CLUB: Veterans of Foreign Wars OF WOMEN: fourth Mondays. helpful. Details: 389-7071. CHAPTER 2865: 6 p.m. third fourth Thursdays, Covenant Hos- Post 5450, 2240 W. James Lee Details: [email protected]. CARVER-HILL MEMORIAL AND Wednesdays. All people of pice, Crestview. Sharlene Cox, Blvd., Crestview. Lynn Mobley, FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS: HISTORICAL SOCIETY: 5:30 p.m. American-Italian heritage may 682-6824. 682-5552.

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CRESTVIEW — Here is a list of DORCAS FIRE DISTRICT COM- PRIZE DONATIONS NEEDED: The accessories. Presented by Con- provides compassionate care upcoming events in our area. MISSIONERS: DFDC now meets Crestview Police Department cerned Citizens of Crestview. through a team of professional KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GOLF 7 p.m. fi rst Thursdays, 5232 Community Services Division Details: 689-1582 or 428-6997. staff members and volunteers. TOURNAMENT: Registration Deer Springs Drive, Crestview, accepts prize donations for the EMPLOY FLORIDA WORKSHOPS: Volunteers are thoroughly is 7 a.m. Oct. 19 at Blackstone off Highway 90. games night it has with spe- 9-11 a.m. fourth Thursdays of trained and provided ongoing Golf Course, 108 Blackstone HOLT FIRE DEPARTMENT: 7 cial needs teens and adults in the month at CareerSource education. They can serve in a Lane, DeFuniak Springs. The p.m. second and fourth Thurs- Crestview. Donations of bottled Okaloosa Walton, 409 Racetrack variety of areas from adminis- shotgun start is at 8:30 a.m. days, fi re station, 490 W. U.S. water, soft drinks and snacks Road, Fort Walton Beach. Learn trative help to offering support Sponsorship and entry forms Highway 90, Holt. are also welcome. Take dona- to conduct job searches on the to a hospice patient through are available. Call 850-225-1390 ALMARANTE VOLUNTEER FIRE tions to the CPD, Whitehurst state system, create a resume, visits or weekly phone calls. Just for details and forms. DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS: 7 Municipal Building, 201 Stillwell access labor market data for a few hours a month makes an CRESTVIEW FALL FESTIVAL p.m. second Thursdays, Alma- Blvd., Crestview. wage, job experience and impact. Details: Ann O’Connor, 2019: 1-6 p.m. Oct. 26, Main rante Fire Station, 3710 Old ENERGY ASSISTANCE AND education requirements for a 689- 0300. Street, Crestview. Free event California Road, Laurel Hill. SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME specifi c occupation. Learn about SENIORS VS. CRIME VOLUN- consists of vendor booths NORTH OKALOOSA FIRE FAMILIES: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Training Grant opportunities, TEERS NEEDED: Seniors vs. with activities and games for DISTRICT: 5 p.m. third Thurs- Mondays through Thursdays, online training courses, and the Crime’s Crestview offi ce, which attendees. It includes a popular days, fi re station 82, 5549 John Tri-County Community Council, organization’s virtual recruiter. assists senior citizens whom costume contests for humans Givens Road, Crestview. 290 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., COLLEGE OFFERS ALZHEIM- someone scammed or took and pets, as well as a pet HOLT FIRE DISTRICT COMMIS- Crestview. 306-1134. ER’S SUPPORT: A Florida State advantage of, needs help. Hours parade at 2 p.m. SION: 6:30 p.m. third Thursdays, CRESTVIEW SOUP KITCHEN University program that offers are 10 a.m. to noon Tuesdays 490 W. U.S. Highway 90. NEEDS VOLUNTEERS: Serves relief – free of charge – to and Thursdays at 296 S. Ferdon RECURRING HOLT FIRE DEPARTMENT: 7 Mondays through Saturdays. distressed African-Americans Blvd., Suite 8. To volunteer, con- p.m. second and fourth Thurs- To volunteer at Central Baptist who provide care to a loved one tact Offi ce Manager Joe Loria, BLACKMAN FIRE DISTRICT days, fi re station. Church, call 682-5525; Our Savior with dementia. It uses trained 306-3176, or Region 5 Deputy BOARD: 7 p.m. fi rst Mondays, LAUREL HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE Lutheran Church, 682-3154; lay pastoral-care facilitators Director JB Whitten, 813-489- 1850 U.S. Highway 2, Baker. DEPARTMENT: 7 p.m., second LifePoint Church, 682-3518; and is recruiting caregivers in 5657. Contact 800-203-3099, see CRESTVIEW CITY COUNCIL: 6 Fridays, in Laurel Hill City Hall’s Community of Christ, 682-7474; North and Central Florida. ACTS www.seniorsvscrime.com, or p.m. second and fourth Mon- fi re department offi ce. First Presbyterian Church, 682- 2 (African-American Alzheimer’s email crestview@svcproject. days, City Hall, 198 N. Wilson UNIVERSITY OF WEST 2835; or First United Methodist Caregiver Training and Sup- org for more information. St., Crestview. FLORIDA: Offi ce hours at the Church, 682-2018. port) won a $20,000 award as REPORT ELDERS ABUSE: Call the CRESTVIEW HOUSING Crestview Area Chamber of SUPPORT CIRCLE FOR SEXUAL well. Caregivers participate in Northwest Florida Area Agency AUTHORITY BOARD: 5:15 p.m. Commerce, 1447 Commerce ASSAULT SURVIVORS: Meetings a 12-session, telephone-based on Aging at 1-800-96-ABUSE third Mondays, 371 Hickory Drive, by appointment. Reg- take place as follows. skills-building and support (800-962-2873) if you suspect Ave. W, Crestview. Open to the istration begins in April for • 5-6 p.m. Tuesdays at Shelter program covering topics such elderly friends and neighbors public. summer and fall terms. UWF House, 120 Woodruff Ave., Suite as relaxation, effective think- are being abused. Many elders CRESTVIEW CITY COUNCIL: 6 offers bachelor’s, master’s A, Crestview. This is a Shelter ing and problem-solving skills. may suffer from fi nancial exploi- p.m. second and fourth Mon- and doctoral programs in Fort House survivor-led support Call 866-778-2724 toll free, tation, neglect or physical or days, City Hall, 198 N. Wilson Walton Beach, Pensacola and group. Walk-ins are welcome. 850-274-4945, or go to www. emotional abuse, often caused St., Crestview. online. Call 863-6550 for ques- 683-0845. ACTS2Project.org for details. by family members. The NFAAA MILLIGAN WATER SYSTEM tions or an appointment. • 6-7 p.m. Wednesdays, Shelter SHINE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: is a private, non-profi t agency BOARD: 6 p.m. second Tues- CRESTVIEW AREA CHAMBER House, 16 Ferry Road SE, Fort Serving Health Insurance Needs supported by the federal Older days, 5340 U.S. Highway 4. OF COMMERCE EVENTS: for Walton Beach. A Shelter House of Elders, a Department of Elder Americans Act and the State of BAKER FIRE DISTRICT COM- chamber members and their survivor-led support group. Affairs program, seeks volun- Florida General Revenue Fund MISSION: 7 p.m. second employees. Details: 682-3212 or Walk-ins are welcome. 243-1201. teers to help elderly residents through the Florida Department Tuesdays in the Baker Area [email protected]. • noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays, answer Medicare questions and of Elder Affairs. Gwen Rhodes, Public Safety Building, 1375 www.crestviewchamber.com. Shelter House, 3590 U.S. High- resolve problems, help them 494-7100 or rhodesg@nwfl aaa. 19th St. BREAKFAST SPONSORS: for way 331 S., Suite 102, DeFuniak make informed choices about org REP. JAYER WILLIAMSON 2019 sought. Contact Tim at Springs. A Shelter House survi- their health insurance, save UWF ACADEMIC ADVISING: The OFFICE HOURS: 10 a.m. to 2 682-3212. vor-led support group. Walk-ins money on prescription medi- University of West Florida offers p.m. fi rst and third Thursdays, HERITAGE MUSEUM ACTIVI- are welcome. 362-7190. cations and learn about their assistance with admissions, Okaloosa County Extension TIES: The Heritage Museum of FREE CLOTHING GIVEAWAY: 10 eligibility for helpful programs. academic and degree advising offi ce, 3098 Airport Road, Northwest Florida is located a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays; There is no charge for seniors to and registration in Crestview. Crestview. Call 995-3698 for an at 115 Westview Ave. in 1-3:30 p.m. Thursdays; and 9 use the program. Bilingual volun- Contact Deborah Cluff, 863-6550, appointment. Valparaiso. a.m. to noon second and fourth teers are also encouraged to call. to schedule an appointment for LAUREL HILL CITY COUNCIL: 6 BOBBIN LACE & TAT- Saturdays of the month at 247 Dial 1-800-963-5337 for details. fi rst Thursdays at the Crestview p.m. fi rst Thursdays, City Hall, TERS GROUP: 1 p.m. fi rst S. Booker St., Crestview. Free EMERALD COAST HOSPICE Area Chamber of Commerce, 8209 Highway 85 N, Laurel Hill. Saturdays at the museum. items include shoes and other VOLUNTEERS WANTED: ECH 1446 Commerce Drive. * ** B6 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin

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20190470 TIME PERIODS SET Bank Service Charge ted Georgia Avenue is For hearing impaired, FARM SUBDIVISION - you for the relief de- CA 000568 F of the with a disability who FORTH IN SECTION 0.00 bound on the North by dial 1-800-955-8771 PHASE 1, A PORTION manded in the com- Circuit Court of the 1ST needs any accommo- IN THE CIRCUIT 733.702 OF THE FLOR- Community Public Re- the South right-of-way (TDD), and OF SECTIONS 12 plaint or petition. Judicial Circuit in and dation in order to par- COURT IN AND FOR IDA PROBATE CODE lations 0.00 line of platted Magnolia 1-800-955-8770 AND 13, TOWNSHIP 3 for Okaloosa County, ticipate in this pro- OKALOOSA COUNTY, WILL BE FOREVER Dispatch Fees 0.00 Street (Now Known As (Voice). Requests must NORTH, RANGE 24 The Court has authority Florida, wherein MET- ceeding, you are enti- FLORIDA BARRED. Emergency Funds Burleson Blvd.) and be made at least 48 WEST, ACCORDING in this suit to enter a ROPOLITAN LIFE tled, at no cost to you, PROBATE DIVISION NOTWITH- 500.00 bound on South by the hours in advance of the TO THE PLAT judgment or decree in INSURANCE COM- to the provision of STANDING THE TIME Facility Maintenance South line of the plat- hearing or meeting in THEREOF AS RE- the Plaintiff’s interest PANY is Plaintiff and certain assistance. CASE NO.: PERIODS SET FORTH 11,000.00 ted East-West alleyway order for Okaloosa CORDED IN PLAT which will be binding ZIGLAR, ALPHA AND Please contact: Court 19-CP-1106 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Fees 1,200.00 through the center of County to provide the BOOK 21, PAGES 86, upon you. ANNIE, et al, are De- Administration, ADA FILED TWO (2) YEARS Forestry Grant 0.00 Blocks 8 and 9, bound requested service. 87 AND 88, OF THE fendants. The Clerk, Liaison, Okaloosa IN RE: ESTATE OF OR MORE AFTER THE Insurance 15,000.00 on the West by Lot 1, PUBLIC RECORDS DATED: 09/06/2019 JD PEACOCK II, shall County, 1940 Lewis DECEDENT’S DATE OF Legal Advertisements Block 8 and bound on Charles K. OF OKALOOSA sell to the highest and Turner Boulevard, TAMARA DENISE RAY, DEATH IS BARRED. 200.00 the East by Lot 8, Block Windes, Jr. COUNTY, FLORIDA best bidder for cash at Fort Walton Beach, FL Deceased. Legal Fees 2,000.00 9, Garden City as re- Chairman Property Address: JD PEACOCK II Okaloosa County’s On 32547, Phone (850) ______/ The date of the first Office Supplies 500.00 corded in Plat Book 1, 2135 Hagood Loop, As Clerk of the Court Line Public Auction 609-4700 Fax (850) publication of this No- Other general ex- Page 10 of the Official 09/18/2019 Crestview, FL 32536 website:651-7725,or via E-mail NOTICE TO CREDI- tice is: September 11, penses 6,000.00 Records of Okaloosa 20190473 By: Jackie Dunlop www.okaloosa.real- at TORS 2019. County and lying in As Deputy Clerk foreclose.com, at 11:00 [email protected] Post Office Rental 20190474 108.00 Section 15, Township 4 The action was insti- AM on October 28, ov, at least The administration of Personal Representa- North, Range 23 West, tuted in the Circuit 09/18/2019 2019, in accordance seven (7) days before Postage 130.00 IN THE CIRCUIT the Estate of Tamara tive: Trevor D. Okaloosa County Flor- Court, First Judicial Cir- 09/25/2019 with Chapter 45, Flor- your scheduled court Radio fees 1,500.00 COURT OF THE Denise Ray, deceased, Whitworth, 49 Linwood ida; cuit in and for 20190474 ida Statutes. The appearance, or imme- Training 400.00 FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- whose date of death Road, Fort Walton Also included in vaca- Okaloosa County, Flor- newspaper is re- diately upon receiving Vehicle CUIT, 20190475 was August 8, 2019, is Beach, FL 32547 tion request is the al- ida; Case No. quested pursuant to this notification if the Insurance/Maintenance IN AND FOR pending in the Circuit leyway lying through 2019-CA-001935; and the provisions of Ad- time before the 6,000.00 OKALOOSA COUNTY, Court for Okaloosa PERRI & JENNINGS, Block 8 bound on the is styled FLAGSTAR IN THE CIRCUIT ministrative Directive scheduled appear- Capital Asset Pur- FLORIDA COURT OF THE 1ST County, Florida, the ad- Attorneys at Law chases 13,000.00 North by Lots 1 BANK, FSB vs. UN- OCAD 2010-7 to de- ance is less than dress of which is 1940 Attorneys for Personal through 8 and bound KNOWN HEIRS, BENE- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, liver the proof of pub- seven (7) days; if you Debt Service 10,762.00 CASE NO: Lewis Turner Boule- Representative on the South by Lots 9 FICIARIES, DEVISEES, IN AND FOR lication directly to the are hearing or voice Total Expenses $ 2019-CA-001935 OKALOOSA COUNTY, vard, Fort Walton 4 Eleventh Avenue, 75,800.00 through 16, Block 8, ASSIGNEES, Clerk of the Circuit impaired, call 711. Beach, Florida 32547. Suite 1 bound on the west by LIENORS, CREDI- FLORIDA Court of Okaloosa FLAGSTAR BANK, The names and ad- Shalimar, Florida 32579 platted right-of-way TORS, TRUSTEES, ALL GENERAL JURISDIC- County. The following Dated this 6th day of Variance 0.00 FSB dresses of the personal (850) 651-3011 Penna Avenue and OTHERS WHO MAY TION DIVISION described property lo- September, 2019. Plaintiff, CASE NO: 2019 CA representative and the [email protected] bound on the East by CLAIM AND INTEREST cated in OKALOOSA 09/11/2019 000568 F personalw platted right-of-way of IN THE ESTATE OF County, Florida, as set 09/18/2019 -vs- representative’s attor- /s/Daniel C. Perri Georgia Avenue, Gar- CHARLES W. RAMM forth in said Final Judg- JD PEACOCK II ney are set forth below. DANIEL C. PERRI 20190472 den City Plat recorded AKA CHARLES WIL- METROPOLITAN LIFE ment of Foreclosure, Clerk of the Circuit UNKNOWN HEIRS, INSURANCE COM- All creditors of Florida Bar No.: 20190473 of Plat Book 1 Page 10 LIAM RAMM; LORETTA to-wit: Court BENEFICIARIES, the Decedent and other 0138590 of the Official Records RAMM, INDIVIDUALLY PANY, DEVISEES, ASSIGN- Plaintiff, persons having claims PUBLIC NOTICE of Okaloosa County, AND AS PERSONAL ALL THAT CERTAIN EES, LIENORS, or demands against 09/11/2019 Florida. REPRESENTATIVE; LAND SITUATE IN CREDITORS, TRUS- vs. decedent’s estate on 09/18/2019 NOTICE IS HEREBY SHARON DISNEY OKALOOSA COUNTY, By: Courtney Eslinger TEES, ALL OTHERS whom a copy of this 20190470 GIVEN that on October If a person decides to (Served 6/8/2019); PA- FLORIDA, VIZ; Deputy Clerk WHO MAY CLAIM ALPHA FAYE ZIGLAR; notice is required to be 1, 2019 @ 9:00 am in appeal any decision TRICIA L. RAMM LOT 39, BLOCK B, 20190472 AND INTEREST IN DUANE E. TAYLOR; served must file their Okaloosa County made with respect to (Served 7/2/2019); KA- DONLABROOK This document was THE THE BANK OF NEW claim with this court Courthouse, 101 East any matter considered REN DICKERSON GARDYNS, ACCORD- prepared by: Blackman Fire ESTATE OF CHARLES YORK MELLON F/K/A ON OR BEFORE THE James Lee Blvd., at such meeting, such (Served 8/22/2019); ING TO THE PLAT FRENKEL LAMBERT W. RAMM AKA THE BANK OF NEW LATER OF 3 MONTHS District Crestview, FL 32536, a person will need a rec- UNITED STATES OF THEREOF, AS RE- WEISS WEISMAN & CHARLES WILLIAM YORK AS SUCCES- AFTER THE TIME OF Proposed Budget – public hearing will be ord of the proceeding AMERICA DEPART- CORDED IN PLAT GORDON, LLP RAMM; ET AL, SOR INDENTURE THE FIRST PUBLICA- October 1, 2019 – held before the Board and, for such pur- MENT OF THE BOOK 5, PAGE 137, Attorney for Plaintiff Defendant(s) TRUSTEE TO TION OF THIS NOTICE September 30, 2020 of County Commission- poses, such person TREASURY-INTERNAL OF THE PUBLIC REC- One East Broward ______/ JPMORGAN CHASE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Fiscal Year ers of Okaloosa may need to insure that REVENUE SERVICES ORDS OF OKALOOSA Blvd., Suite 1430 BANK, NATIONAL AS- THE DATE OF SERV- County, Florida, at the a verbatim record of (Served 6/5/2019). You COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ft. Lauderdale, FL NOTICE OF ACTION SOCIATION FOR ICE OF A COPY OF Revenues: request of Auburn the proceeding is are required to serve a 33301 CWHEQ REVOLVING THIS NOTICE ON Tax Assessments $ Water System to con- made, which record in- copy of your written de- Any person claiming an Telephone: (954) TO: L ORETTA HOME EQUITY LOAN THEM. 70,200.00 sider a resolution to va- cludes the testimony fenses, if any, to the interest in the surplus 522-3233 | Fax (954) RAMM, INDIVIDUALLY TRUST, SERIES Impact fees 0.00 cate that portion of the and evidence upon action on Mark W. Her- from the sale, if any, 200 7770 AND AS PERSONAL 2007-B, All other creditors of FEMA Grant Income unopened platted which the appeal is to nandez, Esq., Plaintiff’s other than the property REPRESENTATIVE Defendants. the Decedent and other 0.00 right-of-way, more be based. attorney, whose ad- owner as of the date of 09/18/2019 ______/ persons having claims Forestry Grant Income specifically described dress is 255 S. Orange the Lis Pendens must 09/25/2019 Last Known Address: or demands against 0.00 as: Okaloosa County ad- Ave., Ste. 900, Or- file a claim before the 20190475 NOTICE OF FORE- Decedent’s estate must Racetrack 2,400.00 heres to the Americans 2135 HAGOOD LOOP, lando, FL 32801, ( 30 clerk reports the sur- CRESTVIEW, FL 32536 CLOSURE SALE 20190476 file their claims with the Donation Income 0.00 The particular area with Disabilities Act and days from the first date plus as unclaimed. court WITHIN 3 Cell phone reim- sought to be vacated will make reasonable of publication) and file The court, in its discre- You are notified of an IN THE CIRCUIT MONTHS AFTER THE bursements 3,200.00 consists of the 70 foot accommodations for the original with the tion, may enlarge the action to foreclose a NOTICE IS HEREBY COURT OF THE FIRST DATE OF THE FIRST Misc Income 0.00 wide by the mean aver- access to these hear- clerk of this court either time of the sale. Notice mortgage on the fol- GIVEN pursuant to Fi- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF PUBLICATION OF THIS Total Revenues $ age length of 160 feet ings or meetings upon before service on of the changed time of lowing property in nal Judgment of Fore- FLORIDA IN AND FOR NOTICE. 75,800.00 of the platted county request. Requests may Plaintiff’s attorney or sale shall be published Okaloosa County: closure dated August OKALOOSA COUNTY right-of-way known as be made by contacting immediately after serv- as provided herein. 28, 2019 entered in GENERAL JURISDIC- ALL CLAIMS NOT Expenses: GEORGIA AVENUE, ADA Coordinator Laura ice; otherwise, a default LOT 2, BLOCK E, LEE Civil Case No. 2019 TION DIVISION FILED WITHIN THE Audit fees 7,500.00 that portion of the plat- Porter at 850-689-5977. will be entered against If you are a person B8 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin Classifieds COST PLUS 10% CASE NO. 2018 CA OF DEATH IS As Clerk of the Court 004025 F BARRED. Case No. 2018 BY: Rusti Mynard CA 003251 C 310 W. JAMES LEE BLVD.•CRESTVIEW, FL The date of the first NATIONSTAR MORT- publication of this No- “If you are a person Division06 850-398-6919 GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. tice is September 18, with a disability who COOPER, 2019. needs any accommo- Plaintiff, PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18 - 24. 2019 dation in order to par- vs. STORE HOURS 6:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK Plaintiff, Attorney for Personal ticipate in this pro- Representative: ceeding, you are enti- UNKNOWN HEIRS, WE SELL AT COST PLUS A 10% SURCHARGE AT THE CHECKOUT. COST INCLUDES vs. Stanley K. Luke, Es- tled, at no cost to you, DEVISEES, GRANT- FREIGHT, FEES AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENSE. quire to the provision of EES, ASSIGNEES, NANCY AYCOCK NOR- Florida Bar No. certain assistance. LIENORS, CREDI- RIS A/K/A NANCY 0559024 Please contact: TORS, TRUSTEES OF AYCOCK WHITSON, P.O. Box 776 TOMMIE DANIELS, SR. Rake in the et. al., Crestview, FL 32536 Court Administration, A/K/A TOMMIE DAN- (850) 682-1190 ADA Liaison IELS, DECEASED, Defendants / Okaloosa County TOMMIE BEN DAN- Personal Representa- 1940 Lewis Turner IELS, JR. A/K/A NOTICE OF FORE- tive: Boulevard TOMMY BEN DANIELS, CLOSURE SALE Amanda Jo Glenn Ft Walton Beach, Flor- JR., AS KNOWN HEIR NOTICE IS HEREBY 3032 Log Cabin Lane ida 32547 OF TOMMIE DANIELS, GIVEN pursuant to a Crestview, Florida Phone 850)609-4700 SR. A/K/A TOMMIE Summary Final Judg- Fax(850)652-7725 DANIELS, DECEASED , Savings ment of Foreclosure 09/18/2019 ADA.okaloosa@flcour UNKNOWN SPOUSE entered on 08/28/2019, 09/25/2019 ts1.gov OF TOMMIE BEN DAN- 2019 in Civil Case No. 20190477 IELS, JR. A/K/A 24 oz. Shredded or Chunk or Swift Lean & Tender Quarter 2018 CA 004025 F of At least 7 days before TOMMY BEN DANIELS, the Circuit Court of the 20190480 your scheduled court JR., AND UNKNOWN Twin Pack American Singles FIRST Judicial Circuit appearance, or imme- TENANTS/OWNERS, in and for Okaloosa IN THE CIRCUIT diately upon receiving Defendants. Sliced County, Crestview, COURT OF THE FIRST this notification if the ______/ Florida, wherein NA- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF time before the FLORIDA IN AND FOR Kraft TIONSTAR MORT- scheduled appear- GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. OKALOOSA COUNTY ance is less than 7 COOPER is Plaintiff GENERAL JURISDIC- days; if you are hear- NOTICE OF SALE Pork Chops and NANCY AYCOCK TION DIVISION ing or voice impaired, NORRIS A/K/A NANCY CASE NO. 2019 CA call 711.” Notice is hereby given, GUN SHOW AYCOCK WHITSON, 000454 C pursuant to Final Judg- Santa Rosa County Auditorium: Milton, FL Cheese et. al., are Defendants, 09/18/2019 ment of Foreclosure for $ 35 Saturday & Sunday the Clerk of Court J. D. 09/25/2019 Plaintiff entered in this Sept 21 and 22 PEACOCK II,will sell to LAKEVIEW LOAN 20190480 cause on September 6, SERVICING, LLC, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm lb. the highest and best 2019, in the Circuit General Admission $6 bidder for cash elec- 20190481 Court of Okaloosa 1 850-957-4952 or $ 50 tronically at Plaintiff, County, Florida, JD IN THE CIRCUIT 850-261-8407 www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c Peacock II - Clerk of Please Support Your om at 11:00 AM vs. COURT OF THE FIRST Circuit Court -Okaloosa ea. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Local Small Gun Family Pack Swift Lean in accordance with County, Clerk of the Shows Chapter 45, Florida ERIC LEE WOOLLUMS IN AND FOR Circuit Court, will sell A/K/A ERIC OKALOOSA COUNTY, 4 & Tender Center Cut Statutes on the 28th the property situated in day of October, 2019 at WOOLLUMS, et. al., FLORIDA Okaloosa County, Flor- 11:00 AM on the fol- GENERAL JURISDIC- ida described as: 10 count box Assorted Flavors lowing described prop- Defendants. TION DIVISION erty as set forth in said / CASE NO.:2018 CA LOT 1, BLOCK “A”, Summary Final Judg- 000453 F RIVERCHASE PHASE Pork Chops NOTICE OF FORE- ment, to-wit: ONE, ACCORDING TO Kool-Aid $ CLOSURE SALE Unit 2701, Phase I, The PENNYMAC LOAN PLAT THEREOF ON Palms of Destin Resort NOTICE IS HEREBY SERVICES, LLC; FILE IN PLAT BOOK for and Conference Cen- GIVEN pursuant to a 17, AT PAGE 4, IN THE $ 70 ter, a Condominium, Summary Final Judg- Plaintiff, OFFICE OF THE Jammers according to the Decla- ment of Foreclosure vs. CLERK OF THE CIR- 3 4 ration of Condominium entered on September DONALD W. SELBY; CUIT COURT, lb. recorded in Official 5, 2019 in Civil Case MARILYN R. SELBY, OKALOOSA COUNTY, Lung Cancer? Asbes- 1 No. 2019 CA 000454 C ET. AL; 122.5-150 oz. jug Records Book 2757, FLORIDA. tos exposure may be Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Beef page 3305, et seq., of of the Circuit Court of the cause. $30 billion the Public Records of the FIRST Judicial Cir- Defendants, and commonly known set aside for asbestos Okaloosa County, Flor- cuit in and for / as: 103 PADDLE victims. Boneless Top $ 70 Okaloosa County, Call 1-619-485-4372 or Arm & Hammer ida. WHEEL COVE, CREST- $ 50 NOTICE OF SALE Crestview, Florida, VIEW, FL 32536; in- email lb. wherein LAKEVIEW cluding the building, cancerFL@breakingin- ea Round Roast 2 Any person claiming an LOAN SERVICING, LLC appurtenances, and fix- jurynews.com is Plaintiff and ERIC NOTICE IS GIVEN Detergent interest in the surplus tures located therein, at Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Beef from the sale, if any, LEE WOOLLUMS A/K/A that, in accordance public sale, to the high- 4 other than the property ERIC WOOLLUMS, et. with the Consent Final est and best bidder, for Au- owner as of the date of al., are Defendants, the Judgment dated cash, online at gust 20, 2019 38 oz. bottle Boneless Top $ 63 the lis pendens, must Clerk of Court J. D. , in the www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c file a claim before the PEACOCK II, will sell to above-styled cause, I om, on October lb. clerk reports the sur- the highest and best will sell to the highest 15, 2019 at 11:00 Sirloin Steaks 3 plus as unclaimed. bidder for cash elec- and best bidder for A.M.. tronically at cash at Heinz $ 79 Dated this 9th day of Any persons claiming September, 2019. www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c an interest in the sur- Deputy Clerk om at 11:00 AM om, on October plus from the sale, if ea CLERK OF THE CIR- in accordance with 1, 2019 at 11:00 am the any, other than the Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Chapter 45, Florida following described Ketchup CUIT COURT property owner as of Statutes on the 5th day property: 1 Beef As Clerk of the Court the date of the lis pend- of November, 2019 at ens must file a claim LOT 17, BLOCK D, BY: Rusti Mynard 11:00 AM on the fol- before the clerk reports 10.5-15.4 oz. can Campbell’s Condensed or CARIBBEAN VILLAGE lowing described prop- the surplus as un- EAST UNIT II AS erty as set forth in said claimed. Cubed Steaks BLUEWATER BAY AC- “If you are a person Summary Final Judg- AMERICANS WITH DIS- OKALOOSA CORDING TO THE with a disability who ment, to-wit: ABILITIES ACT: If you COUNTY Well Yes! COMMENCE AT THE PLAT THEREOF AS ¢ needs any accommo- are a person with a dis- SCHOOL $ 50 RECORDED IN PLAT dation in order to par- SOUTHEAST CORNER ability who needs any BOOK 6, PAGE 64, DISTRICT ticipate in this pro- OF LOT 27, EAST accommodation in or- PUBLIC RECORDS ea lb. ceeding, you are enti- CHESTNUT ADDITION, der to participate in this Soup THENCE WEST OF OKALOOSA, 3 tled, at no cost to you, proceeding, you are ALONG SOUTH LINE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 88 to the provision of entitled, at no cost to Family Pack Black Canyon Angus certain assistance. OF LOT 27, 177.34 you, to the provision of Property Address 18.56-20.6 oz. pkg. Please contact: FEET TO POINT OF : 301 certain assistance. Beef Boneless Top Court Administration, BEGINNING; THENCE ANTIQUA WAY, Please contact: Court $ 98 ADA Liaison NORTH 92.44 FEET TO NICEVILLE, FL 32578 Administration, ADA Li- SOUTH R/W LINE OF Bus Drivers Round Steaks lb. Okaloosa County aison, Okaloosa Tony’s Needed! 2 1940 Lewis Turner CHESTNUT AVE; Any person claiming an County, 1940 Lewis THENCE NORTH 62 interest in the surplus Ins. & Good pay Boulevard Turner Boulevard, Fort Crestview 689-7301 Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Ft Walton Beach, Flor- DEGREES 36` WEST from the sale, if any, Walton Beach, Florida ALONG CHESTNUT other than the property Niceville 833-4203 ida 32547 32547, Phone (850) Ft. Walton 833-3555 Pizza Beef Boneless London Phone 850)609-4700 AVE, 155.78 FEET; owner as of the date of 609-4700, Fax (850) $ 54 THENCE SOUTH the lis pendens must 15.25-16.25 oz. box Fax(850)652-7725 651-7725, lb. ADA.okaloosa@flcour 164.44 FEET; THENCE file a claim before the [email protected] Broil Steaks 4 ts1.gov EAST ALONG SOUTH clerk reports the sur- , at least 7 days Betty Crocker LINE OF LOT 27, plus as unclaimed. The Family Pack Black Canyon Angus At least 7 days before before your scheduled $ your scheduled court 138.13 FEET TO POINT Court, in its discretion, court appearance, or Cake Mix Boneless Beef appearance, or imme- OF BEGINNING. may enlarge the time of immediately upon re- for $ 17 diately upon receiving AND the sale. Notice of the ceiving this notification COMMENCE AT THE changed time of sale $ lb. this notification if the if the time before the 4 for 5 Stew Meat 3 time before the SOUTHEAST CORNER shall be published as scheduled appearance 5 10 scheduled appear- OF NE ¼ OF NE ¼ , provided herein. is less than 7 days; if Swift Lean & Tender ance is less than 7 SECTION 22, TOWN- you are hearing or If you are a person 11-16 oz. box Nabisco days; if you are hear- SHIP 3 NORTH, voice impaired, call $ 30 Breakfast Thin RANGE 23 WEST, with a disability who $ 70 ing or voice impaired, 711. Premium Saltine Crackers ea lb. call 711.” THENCE WEST 331.24 needs any accommo- 2 FEET TO THE POINT dation in order to par- Pork Chops 2 Dated this 10th day of ticipate in this pro- 09/18/2019 OF BEGINNING; September, 2019. Swift Lean & Tender 09/25/2019 THENCE SOUTH ceeding, you are enti- 4.2-5.1oz. box ¢ 20190476 100.00 FEET; THENCE tled, at no cost to you, Thin Sliced Quarter to the provision of $ 63 WEST 138.13 FEET; Clerk of the Circuit ea 20190477 THENCE NORTH 100 certain assistance. Betty Crocker Potatoes 88 Court Pork Loin Chops ea. FEET; THENCE EAST Please contact Court 1 IN THE CIRCUIT Administration, ADA 138.13 FEET TO THE JD Peacock II - Clerk of COURT OF THE Liaison, Okaloosa 24-28 oz. Gourmet Dining Seafood Medley, POINT OF BEGINN- Circuit Court -Okaloosa 8-12 count pkg. Best Choice FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- County, 1940 Lewis $ ING, LYING IN THE SE County Shrimp Scampi Stir Fry or Fried CUIT ¼ OF NE1/4, SECTION Turner Boulevard, for $ 44 IN AND FOR 22, TOWNSHIP 3 Fort Walton Beach, FL Instant Oatmeal 4 5 Rice, Chicken Alfredo Stir Fry OKALOOSA COUNTY, 32547, Phone (850) ea. NORTH, RANGE 23 By: Rusti Mynard or Florentine 4 FLORIDA WEST, OKALOOSA 609-4700 Fax (850) PROBATE DIVISION 652-7725, 2.05-7.25 oz. Kraft Easy Mac Cup or 3 lb. pkg. COUNTY. FLORIDA. Deputy Clerk ¢ CASE AND ADA.Okaloosa@Okaloosa. ea Premium Smoked NO.:2019-CP-1079 COMMENCE AT THE flcourts1.gov at 09/18/2019 Blue Box Mac & Cheese 88 SE CORNER OF LOT least 7 days before 09/25/2019 Turkey $ 15 IN RE: The Estate of 27, EAST CHESTNUT your scheduled court 20190482 CASH FOR ADDITION, THENCE appearance, or imme- 12-16 oz. pkg. Slices 4ea. SARAH LOU DAVID- WEST 152.34 FEET TO diately upon receiving CARS: ¢ SON, deceased THE POINT OF BEGIN- this notification if the We Buy Any Condition 3 lb. pkg. Premium Smoked Brown ______/ NING; THENCE time before the Do Vehicle, 2002 and Ronco Pasta 95 ea NORTH 79.41 FEET; scheduled appear- Newer. Nation’s Top Sugar or Black Forest NOTICE TO CREDI- THENCE NORTH 62 ance is less than 7 Something Car Buyer! Free Tow- 15 TORS AND HEIRS DEGREES 36` WEST days; if you are hear- ing from Anywhere! 4.7-8.7 oz. box Chicken, ¢ ea. 28.19 FEET; THENCE ing or voice impaired, Call Now: Ham Slices 4 The administration of SOUTH 192.44 FEET; call 711. Good For ea the estate of SARAH THENCE WEST 138.13 1-888-995-2702 Tuna or Hamburger Helper 97 LOU DAVIDSON, de- FEET; THENCE WITNESS my Tomorrow ceased, whose date of SOUTH 25.0 FEET; hand on 11th day of If you didn’t frozen & dairy death was June 27, THENCE EAST 163.13 September, 2019. Recycle advertise here, 2019, is pending in the FEET; THENCE you’re missing Circuit Court for NORTH 125.0 FEET TO Rusti Mynard out on potential Okaloosa County, Flor- THE POINT OF BEGIN- Deputy Clerk of Court, Today 16 oz. box Blue Bonnet ida, Probate Division, NING. Okaloosa County customers. ¢ 101 E James Lee Blvd., Any person Family Pack Crestview, Florida, claiming an interest in 09/18/2019 Margarine Quarters 79ea 32536. the surplus from the 09/25/2019 USDA Inspected sale, if any, other than 20190481 52 oz. carton Florida’s Natural The names and ad- the property owner as $ 70 20190482 dress of the personal of the date of the lis Orange Juice ea representative and the pendens, must file a The Northwest Florida Daily News 2 personalclaim before the clerk IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL seeks an COURT OF THE FIRST T-Bone Steaks representative’s attor- reports the surplus as Energetic Reporter. 46-48 oz. carton Blue Bunny ney are set forth below. unclaimed. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT $ 48 Dated this 9th day of OF FLORIDA, IN AND ea FOR OKALOOSA The ideal candidate will be a self-starter, have Premium Ice Cream All creditors of the de- September, 2019. 3 $ 63 COUNTY strong writing skills, be creative and flexible. cedent and other per- This job involves being out in the community sons having claims Deputy Clerk CIVIL DIVISION 10-16 oz. bag Green Beans, Corn, Peass, Broccoli or Mixed Vegetables MORTGAGE SOLU- as well as developing story ideas and sources ¢ lb. against the decedent’s CLERK OF THE CIR- across our three-county coverage area. Expe- estate must file their CUIT COURT TIONS OF COLO- ea 3 RADO, LLC rience with taking photos and video, as well Birds Eye Frozen Vegetables 85 claims with this court as all forms of social media including WITHIN 3 MONTHS Facebook, Twitter and Instagram is preferred. 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Lawsuits settled in 2017 pit bull attack on child

By Tony Adame “It’s diffi cult to answer 315-4440 | @t_adame if we’re satisfi ed with [email protected] the outcome because things will never be CRESTVIEW — The the same for any of us. family of a Crestview girl But at least it’s enough who was brutally attacked to maintain taking by a pit bull two years ago (Zoey) to Galveston for has settled a pair of law- surgeries until she’s suits in connection with done growing.” the attack. Paige Woody, the girls’ Paige Woody, mother of mother who was also Zoey Woody First Baptist Church of Milligan’s congregation is currently holding services at the former location of injured in the attack, con- Baker First United Methodist Church. [NATHAN COBB/THE SUN] firmed that lawsuits filed against the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society and “But at least it’s enough animal control officer Kevin to maintain taking (Zoey) Schoeneman in August 2018 to Galveston for surgeries went to mediation July 11 until she’s done growing. Milligan church and the settlements were I’m happy to know that approved on Sept. 5. when she hits milestone Woody’s daughter, Zoey ages she’ll be able to go to Green, then 5 years old, was college and have lump sums attacked by a 110-pound pit of money if she needs plas- preparing to rebuild bull at the home of a Crest- tic surgery in the future.” view family on March 25, “I can only reply that 2017. The pit bull grabbed both lawsuits have been the child by her face and resolved,” PAWS Director By Ashleigh Wilde dragged her into the yard, Dee Thompson said. 850-682-6524 | @cnbAshleigh where the attack continued. The lawsuits sought at [email protected] Zoey lost an eyelid, suf- least $1 million in damages. fered a broken jaw and They alleged that Schoen- MILLIGAN — Two months had to essentially have eman and PAWS were the ago, Pastor Charles Smith her face put back together legal cause of the “horrific stood and watched as fire- with hundreds of stitches and catastrophic” inju- fighters worked to put out a and staples. Woody was ries suffered by Zoey, and fire at First Baptist Church of also injured while trying pointed to a July 2015 inci- Milligan. to rescue her daughter and dent as evidence. Smith had left the church received 28 staples and According to the law- about 30 minutes earlier stitches for her injuries. suit, the same pit bull to beat an incoming storm. Woody was at the house who attacked Zoey When he arrived home, Smith to learn about how to care “aggressively attacked, received a call that the church First Baptist Church of Milligan caught on fi re on July 9. [OCSO/ for the family’s pit bulls endangered, and bit several was on fire. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] for a pet-sitting job. The persons” and a cockapoo at Fire marshals told Smith pit bull who attacked Zoey a local veterinary clinic in that while lightning was The church has gotten back to line for when it will be was euthanized several 2015. The attack ended only the probable cause of the its normal worship schedule, completed. Smith said if weeks later. when someone grabbed a fire, they couldn’t say it but church members are still he had to guess it would be Woody and Zoey were knife and stabbed the pit conclusively. reeling from the devastation. at least a year before a new in Galveston, Texas, on bull in the neck. “For a lot of people it’s “They’re doing as well building was put up. Thursday, where Zoey Had Schoeneman and heartbreaking but the church as can be expected,” Smith While they wait for a new will undergo more surgery PAWS fully investigated isn’t the building,” Smith said. “They are mourning church building, the congre- for her injuries. The trips the attack at the clinic, the said. “The church is the the former building but not gation will continue to meet to Galveston, which have lawsuit stated, the pit bull people.” a whole lot has changed. at the former Baker United been numerous, can last would have been deemed Most of the building We’re still trying to be the Methodist location. 2-3 days or two weeks, “dangerous” and the and contents inside were church we were before the “There’s a reason for depending on what needs second attack would have destroyed. The only contents fire happened.” everything and there’s a to be done. never occurred. that were salvageable were a Two weeks after the fire, reason God let this happen,” “I can’t talk about the Along with her physical few file cabinets, some book the remnants of the church Smith said. “I can’t read amount we settled for, injuries, Zoey also suffers cases and a few books from were demolished. Smith said God’s mind on why he but I will say that we went from severe post-trau- Smith’s office and an old the plan is to rebuild on the allowed it to happen, but it through four attorneys matic stress disorder and communion table. same lot. wasn’t a surprise to him. We before Dave Swanick took attends therapy sessions For the past two months, The church created a rebuild just have to keep trying to over ... and if it wasn’t once a week. the church has been operating committee. The committee is reach out with the Gospel to for that we wouldn’t have “She’s got tons of dif- out of the old Baker United looking into what it will take the people in the Baker and anything, because not only ferent emotions, and I Methodist Church building. to rebuild, but there have been Milligan area.” did the insurance company think part of that, under- no The Lion’s Club will hold an (for PAWS) have to pay, but standably, is anger,” said final- all you can eat breakfast fun- PAWS had to pay as well. Woody. “She is finally ized draiser for the church at the “It’s difficult to answer starting to discuss some plans Baker recreational center on if we’re satisfied with the of what happened, but I and Saturday, Sept 21 from 7-10 outcome because things know she doesn’t like to there a.m. Tickets are $6 dollars. will never be the same for talk about how she feels is no All of the proceeds will go any of us,” Woody said. very much.” time- towards the rebuild.

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20190470 TIME PERIODS SET Bank Service Charge ted Georgia Avenue is For hearing impaired, FARM SUBDIVISION - you for the relief de- CA 000568 F of the with a disability who FORTH IN SECTION 0.00 bound on the North by dial 1-800-955-8771 PHASE 1, A PORTION manded in the com- Circuit Court of the 1ST needs any accommo- IN THE CIRCUIT 733.702 OF THE FLOR- Community Public Re- the South right-of-way (TDD), and OF SECTIONS 12 plaint or petition. Judicial Circuit in and dation in order to par- COURT IN AND FOR IDA PROBATE CODE lations 0.00 line of platted Magnolia 1-800-955-8770 AND 13, TOWNSHIP 3 for Okaloosa County, ticipate in this pro- OKALOOSA COUNTY, WILL BE FOREVER Dispatch Fees 0.00 Street (Now Known As (Voice). Requests must NORTH, RANGE 24 The Court has authority Florida, wherein MET- ceeding, you are enti- FLORIDA BARRED. Emergency Funds Burleson Blvd.) and be made at least 48 WEST, ACCORDING in this suit to enter a ROPOLITAN LIFE tled, at no cost to you, PROBATE DIVISION NOTWITH- 500.00 bound on South by the hours in advance of the TO THE PLAT judgment or decree in INSURANCE COM- to the provision of STANDING THE TIME Facility Maintenance South line of the plat- hearing or meeting in THEREOF AS RE- the Plaintiff’s interest PANY is Plaintiff and certain assistance. CASE NO.: PERIODS SET FORTH 11,000.00 ted East-West alleyway order for Okaloosa CORDED IN PLAT which will be binding ZIGLAR, ALPHA AND Please contact: Court 19-CP-1106 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Fees 1,200.00 through the center of County to provide the BOOK 21, PAGES 86, upon you. ANNIE, et al, are De- Administration, ADA FILED TWO (2) YEARS Forestry Grant 0.00 Blocks 8 and 9, bound requested service. 87 AND 88, OF THE fendants. The Clerk, Liaison, Okaloosa IN RE: ESTATE OF OR MORE AFTER THE Insurance 15,000.00 on the West by Lot 1, PUBLIC RECORDS DATED: 09/06/2019 JD PEACOCK II, shall County, 1940 Lewis DECEDENT’S DATE OF Legal Advertisements Block 8 and bound on Charles K. OF OKALOOSA sell to the highest and Turner Boulevard, TAMARA DENISE RAY, DEATH IS BARRED. 200.00 the East by Lot 8, Block Windes, Jr. COUNTY, FLORIDA best bidder for cash at Fort Walton Beach, FL Deceased. Legal Fees 2,000.00 9, Garden City as re- Chairman Property Address: JD PEACOCK II Okaloosa County’s On 32547, Phone (850) ______/ The date of the first Office Supplies 500.00 corded in Plat Book 1, 2135 Hagood Loop, As Clerk of the Court Line Public Auction 609-4700 Fax (850) publication of this No- Other general ex- Page 10 of the Official 09/18/2019 Crestview, FL 32536 website:651-7725,or via E-mail NOTICE TO CREDI- tice is: September 11, penses 6,000.00 Records of Okaloosa 20190473 By: Jackie Dunlop www.okaloosa.real- at TORS 2019. County and lying in As Deputy Clerk foreclose.com, at 11:00 [email protected] Post Office Rental 20190474 108.00 Section 15, Township 4 The action was insti- AM on October 28, ov, at least The administration of Personal Representa- North, Range 23 West, tuted in the Circuit 09/18/2019 2019, in accordance seven (7) days before Postage 130.00 IN THE CIRCUIT the Estate of Tamara tive: Trevor D. Okaloosa County Flor- Court, First Judicial Cir- 09/25/2019 with Chapter 45, Flor- your scheduled court Radio fees 1,500.00 COURT OF THE Denise Ray, deceased, Whitworth, 49 Linwood ida; cuit in and for 20190474 ida Statutes. The appearance, or imme- Training 400.00 FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- whose date of death Road, Fort Walton Also included in vaca- Okaloosa County, Flor- newspaper is re- diately upon receiving Vehicle CUIT, 20190475 was August 8, 2019, is Beach, FL 32547 tion request is the al- ida; Case No. quested pursuant to this notification if the Insurance/Maintenance IN AND FOR pending in the Circuit leyway lying through 2019-CA-001935; and the provisions of Ad- time before the 6,000.00 OKALOOSA COUNTY, Court for Okaloosa PERRI & JENNINGS, Block 8 bound on the is styled FLAGSTAR IN THE CIRCUIT ministrative Directive scheduled appear- Capital Asset Pur- FLORIDA COURT OF THE 1ST County, Florida, the ad- Attorneys at Law chases 13,000.00 North by Lots 1 BANK, FSB vs. UN- OCAD 2010-7 to de- ance is less than dress of which is 1940 Attorneys for Personal through 8 and bound KNOWN HEIRS, BENE- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, liver the proof of pub- seven (7) days; if you Debt Service 10,762.00 CASE NO: Lewis Turner Boule- Representative on the South by Lots 9 FICIARIES, DEVISEES, IN AND FOR lication directly to the are hearing or voice Total Expenses $ 2019-CA-001935 OKALOOSA COUNTY, vard, Fort Walton 4 Eleventh Avenue, 75,800.00 through 16, Block 8, ASSIGNEES, Clerk of the Circuit impaired, call 711. Beach, Florida 32547. Suite 1 bound on the west by LIENORS, CREDI- FLORIDA Court of Okaloosa FLAGSTAR BANK, The names and ad- Shalimar, Florida 32579 platted right-of-way TORS, TRUSTEES, ALL GENERAL JURISDIC- County. The following Dated this 6th day of Variance 0.00 FSB dresses of the personal (850) 651-3011 Penna Avenue and OTHERS WHO MAY TION DIVISION described property lo- September, 2019. Plaintiff, CASE NO: 2019 CA representative and the [email protected] bound on the East by CLAIM AND INTEREST cated in OKALOOSA 09/11/2019 000568 F personalw platted right-of-way of IN THE ESTATE OF County, Florida, as set 09/18/2019 -vs- representative’s attor- /s/Daniel C. Perri Georgia Avenue, Gar- CHARLES W. RAMM forth in said Final Judg- JD PEACOCK II ney are set forth below. DANIEL C. PERRI 20190472 den City Plat recorded AKA CHARLES WIL- METROPOLITAN LIFE ment of Foreclosure, Clerk of the Circuit UNKNOWN HEIRS, INSURANCE COM- All creditors of Florida Bar No.: 20190473 of Plat Book 1 Page 10 LIAM RAMM; LORETTA to-wit: Court BENEFICIARIES, the Decedent and other 0138590 of the Official Records RAMM, INDIVIDUALLY PANY, DEVISEES, ASSIGN- Plaintiff, persons having claims PUBLIC NOTICE of Okaloosa County, AND AS PERSONAL ALL THAT CERTAIN EES, LIENORS, or demands against 09/11/2019 Florida. REPRESENTATIVE; LAND SITUATE IN CREDITORS, TRUS- vs. decedent’s estate on 09/18/2019 NOTICE IS HEREBY SHARON DISNEY OKALOOSA COUNTY, By: Courtney Eslinger TEES, ALL OTHERS whom a copy of this 20190470 GIVEN that on October If a person decides to (Served 6/8/2019); PA- FLORIDA, VIZ; Deputy Clerk WHO MAY CLAIM ALPHA FAYE ZIGLAR; notice is required to be 1, 2019 @ 9:00 am in appeal any decision TRICIA L. RAMM LOT 39, BLOCK B, 20190472 AND INTEREST IN DUANE E. TAYLOR; served must file their Okaloosa County made with respect to (Served 7/2/2019); KA- DONLABROOK This document was THE THE BANK OF NEW claim with this court Courthouse, 101 East any matter considered REN DICKERSON GARDYNS, ACCORD- prepared by: Blackman Fire ESTATE OF CHARLES YORK MELLON F/K/A ON OR BEFORE THE James Lee Blvd., at such meeting, such (Served 8/22/2019); ING TO THE PLAT FRENKEL LAMBERT W. RAMM AKA THE BANK OF NEW LATER OF 3 MONTHS District Crestview, FL 32536, a person will need a rec- UNITED STATES OF THEREOF, AS RE- WEISS WEISMAN & CHARLES WILLIAM YORK AS SUCCES- AFTER THE TIME OF Proposed Budget – public hearing will be ord of the proceeding AMERICA DEPART- CORDED IN PLAT GORDON, LLP RAMM; ET AL, SOR INDENTURE THE FIRST PUBLICA- October 1, 2019 – held before the Board and, for such pur- MENT OF THE BOOK 5, PAGE 137, Attorney for Plaintiff Defendant(s) TRUSTEE TO TION OF THIS NOTICE September 30, 2020 of County Commission- poses, such person TREASURY-INTERNAL OF THE PUBLIC REC- One East Broward ______/ JPMORGAN CHASE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Fiscal Year ers of Okaloosa may need to insure that REVENUE SERVICES ORDS OF OKALOOSA Blvd., Suite 1430 BANK, NATIONAL AS- THE DATE OF SERV- County, Florida, at the a verbatim record of (Served 6/5/2019). You COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ft. Lauderdale, FL NOTICE OF ACTION SOCIATION FOR ICE OF A COPY OF Revenues: request of Auburn the proceeding is are required to serve a 33301 CWHEQ REVOLVING THIS NOTICE ON Tax Assessments $ Water System to con- made, which record in- copy of your written de- Any person claiming an Telephone: (954) TO: L ORETTA HOME EQUITY LOAN THEM. 70,200.00 sider a resolution to va- cludes the testimony fenses, if any, to the interest in the surplus 522-3233 | Fax (954) RAMM, INDIVIDUALLY TRUST, SERIES Impact fees 0.00 cate that portion of the and evidence upon action on Mark W. Her- from the sale, if any, 200 7770 AND AS PERSONAL 2007-B, All other creditors of FEMA Grant Income unopened platted which the appeal is to nandez, Esq., Plaintiff’s other than the property REPRESENTATIVE Defendants. the Decedent and other 0.00 right-of-way, more be based. attorney, whose ad- owner as of the date of 09/18/2019 ______/ persons having claims Forestry Grant Income specifically described dress is 255 S. Orange the Lis Pendens must 09/25/2019 Last Known Address: or demands against 0.00 as: Okaloosa County ad- Ave., Ste. 900, Or- file a claim before the 20190475 NOTICE OF FORE- Decedent’s estate must Racetrack 2,400.00 heres to the Americans 2135 HAGOOD LOOP, lando, FL 32801, ( 30 clerk reports the sur- CRESTVIEW, FL 32536 CLOSURE SALE 20190476 file their claims with the Donation Income 0.00 The particular area with Disabilities Act and days from the first date plus as unclaimed. court WITHIN 3 Cell phone reim- sought to be vacated will make reasonable of publication) and file The court, in its discre- You are notified of an IN THE CIRCUIT MONTHS AFTER THE bursements 3,200.00 consists of the 70 foot accommodations for the original with the tion, may enlarge the action to foreclose a NOTICE IS HEREBY COURT OF THE FIRST DATE OF THE FIRST Misc Income 0.00 wide by the mean aver- access to these hear- clerk of this court either time of the sale. Notice mortgage on the fol- GIVEN pursuant to Fi- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF PUBLICATION OF THIS Total Revenues $ age length of 160 feet ings or meetings upon before service on of the changed time of lowing property in nal Judgment of Fore- FLORIDA IN AND FOR NOTICE. 75,800.00 of the platted county request. Requests may Plaintiff’s attorney or sale shall be published Okaloosa County: closure dated August OKALOOSA COUNTY right-of-way known as be made by contacting immediately after serv- as provided herein. 28, 2019 entered in GENERAL JURISDIC- ALL CLAIMS NOT Expenses: GEORGIA AVENUE, ADA Coordinator Laura ice; otherwise, a default LOT 2, BLOCK E, LEE Civil Case No. 2019 TION DIVISION FILED WITHIN THE Audit fees 7,500.00 that portion of the plat- Porter at 850-689-5977. will be entered against If you are a person E4 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 | Crestview News Bulletin Extra COST PLUS 10% CASE NO. 2018 CA OF DEATH IS As Clerk of the Court 004025 F BARRED. Case No. 2018 BY: Rusti Mynard CA 003251 C 310 W. JAMES LEE BLVD.•CRESTVIEW, FL The date of the first NATIONSTAR MORT- publication of this No- “If you are a person Division06 850-398-6919 GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. tice is September 18, with a disability who COOPER, 2019. needs any accommo- Plaintiff, PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18 - 24. 2019 dation in order to par- vs. STORE HOURS 6:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK Plaintiff, Attorney for Personal ticipate in this pro- Representative: ceeding, you are enti- UNKNOWN HEIRS, WE SELL AT COST PLUS A 10% SURCHARGE AT THE CHECKOUT. COST INCLUDES vs. Stanley K. Luke, Es- tled, at no cost to you, DEVISEES, GRANT- FREIGHT, FEES AND ANY ASSOCIATED EXPENSE. quire to the provision of EES, ASSIGNEES, NANCY AYCOCK NOR- Florida Bar No. certain assistance. LIENORS, CREDI- RIS A/K/A NANCY 0559024 Please contact: TORS, TRUSTEES OF AYCOCK WHITSON, P.O. Box 776 TOMMIE DANIELS, SR. Rake in the et. al., Crestview, FL 32536 Court Administration, A/K/A TOMMIE DAN- (850) 682-1190 ADA Liaison IELS, DECEASED, Defendants / Okaloosa County TOMMIE BEN DAN- Personal Representa- 1940 Lewis Turner IELS, JR. A/K/A NOTICE OF FORE- tive: Boulevard TOMMY BEN DANIELS, CLOSURE SALE Amanda Jo Glenn Ft Walton Beach, Flor- JR., AS KNOWN HEIR NOTICE IS HEREBY 3032 Log Cabin Lane ida 32547 OF TOMMIE DANIELS, GIVEN pursuant to a Crestview, Florida Phone 850)609-4700 SR. A/K/A TOMMIE Summary Final Judg- Fax(850)652-7725 DANIELS, DECEASED , Savings ment of Foreclosure 09/18/2019 ADA.okaloosa@flcour UNKNOWN SPOUSE entered on 08/28/2019, 09/25/2019 ts1.gov OF TOMMIE BEN DAN- 2019 in Civil Case No. 20190477 IELS, JR. A/K/A 24 oz. Shredded or Chunk or Swift Lean & Tender Quarter 2018 CA 004025 F of At least 7 days before TOMMY BEN DANIELS, the Circuit Court of the 20190480 your scheduled court JR., AND UNKNOWN Twin Pack American Singles FIRST Judicial Circuit appearance, or imme- TENANTS/OWNERS, in and for Okaloosa IN THE CIRCUIT diately upon receiving Defendants. Sliced County, Crestview, COURT OF THE FIRST this notification if the ______/ Florida, wherein NA- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF time before the FLORIDA IN AND FOR Kraft TIONSTAR MORT- scheduled appear- GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. OKALOOSA COUNTY ance is less than 7 COOPER is Plaintiff GENERAL JURISDIC- days; if you are hear- NOTICE OF SALE Pork Chops and NANCY AYCOCK TION DIVISION ing or voice impaired, NORRIS A/K/A NANCY CASE NO. 2019 CA call 711.” Notice is hereby given, GUN SHOW AYCOCK WHITSON, 000454 C pursuant to Final Judg- Santa Rosa County Auditorium: Milton, FL Cheese et. al., are Defendants, 09/18/2019 ment of Foreclosure for $ 35 Saturday & Sunday the Clerk of Court J. D. 09/25/2019 Plaintiff entered in this Sept 21 and 22 PEACOCK II,will sell to LAKEVIEW LOAN 20190480 cause on September 6, SERVICING, LLC, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm lb. the highest and best 2019, in the Circuit General Admission $6 bidder for cash elec- 20190481 Court of Okaloosa 1 850-957-4952 or $ 50 tronically at Plaintiff, County, Florida, JD IN THE CIRCUIT 850-261-8407 www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c Peacock II - Clerk of Please Support Your om at 11:00 AM vs. COURT OF THE FIRST Circuit Court -Okaloosa ea. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Local Small Gun Family Pack Swift Lean in accordance with County, Clerk of the Shows Chapter 45, Florida ERIC LEE WOOLLUMS IN AND FOR Circuit Court, will sell A/K/A ERIC OKALOOSA COUNTY, 4 & Tender Center Cut Statutes on the 28th the property situated in day of October, 2019 at WOOLLUMS, et. al., FLORIDA Okaloosa County, Flor- 11:00 AM on the fol- GENERAL JURISDIC- ida described as: 10 count box Assorted Flavors lowing described prop- Defendants. TION DIVISION erty as set forth in said / CASE NO.:2018 CA LOT 1, BLOCK “A”, Summary Final Judg- 000453 F RIVERCHASE PHASE Pork Chops NOTICE OF FORE- ment, to-wit: ONE, ACCORDING TO Kool-Aid $ CLOSURE SALE Unit 2701, Phase I, The PENNYMAC LOAN PLAT THEREOF ON Palms of Destin Resort NOTICE IS HEREBY SERVICES, LLC; FILE IN PLAT BOOK for and Conference Cen- GIVEN pursuant to a 17, AT PAGE 4, IN THE $ 70 ter, a Condominium, Summary Final Judg- Plaintiff, OFFICE OF THE Jammers according to the Decla- ment of Foreclosure vs. CLERK OF THE CIR- 3 4 ration of Condominium entered on September DONALD W. SELBY; CUIT COURT, lb. recorded in Official 5, 2019 in Civil Case MARILYN R. SELBY, OKALOOSA COUNTY, Lung Cancer? Asbes- 1 No. 2019 CA 000454 C ET. AL; 122.5-150 oz. jug Records Book 2757, FLORIDA. tos exposure may be Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Beef page 3305, et seq., of of the Circuit Court of the cause. $30 billion the Public Records of the FIRST Judicial Cir- Defendants, and commonly known set aside for asbestos Okaloosa County, Flor- cuit in and for / as: 103 PADDLE victims. Boneless Top $ 70 Okaloosa County, Call 1-619-485-4372 or Arm & Hammer ida. WHEEL COVE, CREST- $ 50 NOTICE OF SALE Crestview, Florida, VIEW, FL 32536; in- email lb. wherein LAKEVIEW cluding the building, cancerFL@breakingin- ea Round Roast 2 Any person claiming an LOAN SERVICING, LLC appurtenances, and fix- jurynews.com is Plaintiff and ERIC NOTICE IS GIVEN Detergent interest in the surplus tures located therein, at Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Beef from the sale, if any, LEE WOOLLUMS A/K/A that, in accordance public sale, to the high- 4 other than the property ERIC WOOLLUMS, et. with the Consent Final est and best bidder, for Au- owner as of the date of al., are Defendants, the Judgment dated cash, online at gust 20, 2019 38 oz. bottle Boneless Top $ 63 the lis pendens, must Clerk of Court J. D. , in the www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c file a claim before the PEACOCK II, will sell to above-styled cause, I om, on October lb. clerk reports the sur- the highest and best will sell to the highest 15, 2019 at 11:00 Sirloin Steaks 3 plus as unclaimed. bidder for cash elec- and best bidder for A.M.. tronically at cash at Heinz $ 79 Dated this 9th day of Any persons claiming September, 2019. www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c www.okaloosa.realforeclose.c an interest in the sur- Deputy Clerk om at 11:00 AM om, on October plus from the sale, if ea CLERK OF THE CIR- in accordance with 1, 2019 at 11:00 am the any, other than the Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Chapter 45, Florida following described Ketchup CUIT COURT property owner as of Statutes on the 5th day property: 1 Beef As Clerk of the Court the date of the lis pend- of November, 2019 at ens must file a claim LOT 17, BLOCK D, BY: Rusti Mynard 11:00 AM on the fol- before the clerk reports 10.5-15.4 oz. can Campbell’s Condensed or CARIBBEAN VILLAGE lowing described prop- the surplus as un- EAST UNIT II AS erty as set forth in said claimed. Cubed Steaks BLUEWATER BAY AC- “If you are a person Summary Final Judg- AMERICANS WITH DIS- OKALOOSA CORDING TO THE with a disability who ment, to-wit: ABILITIES ACT: If you COUNTY Well Yes! COMMENCE AT THE PLAT THEREOF AS ¢ needs any accommo- are a person with a dis- SCHOOL $ 50 RECORDED IN PLAT dation in order to par- SOUTHEAST CORNER ability who needs any BOOK 6, PAGE 64, DISTRICT ticipate in this pro- OF LOT 27, EAST accommodation in or- PUBLIC RECORDS ea lb. ceeding, you are enti- CHESTNUT ADDITION, der to participate in this Soup THENCE WEST OF OKALOOSA, 3 tled, at no cost to you, proceeding, you are ALONG SOUTH LINE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 88 to the provision of entitled, at no cost to Family Pack Black Canyon Angus certain assistance. OF LOT 27, 177.34 you, to the provision of Property Address 18.56-20.6 oz. pkg. Please contact: FEET TO POINT OF : 301 certain assistance. Beef Boneless Top Court Administration, BEGINNING; THENCE ANTIQUA WAY, Please contact: Court $ 98 ADA Liaison NORTH 92.44 FEET TO NICEVILLE, FL 32578 Administration, ADA Li- SOUTH R/W LINE OF Bus Drivers Round Steaks lb. Okaloosa County aison, Okaloosa Tony’s Needed! 2 1940 Lewis Turner CHESTNUT AVE; Any person claiming an County, 1940 Lewis THENCE NORTH 62 interest in the surplus Ins. & Good pay Boulevard Turner Boulevard, Fort Crestview 689-7301 Family Pack Black Canyon Angus Ft Walton Beach, Flor- DEGREES 36` WEST from the sale, if any, Walton Beach, Florida ALONG CHESTNUT other than the property Niceville 833-4203 ida 32547 32547, Phone (850) Ft. Walton 833-3555 Pizza Beef Boneless London Phone 850)609-4700 AVE, 155.78 FEET; owner as of the date of 609-4700, Fax (850) $ 54 THENCE SOUTH the lis pendens must 15.25-16.25 oz. box Fax(850)652-7725 651-7725, lb. ADA.okaloosa@flcour 164.44 FEET; THENCE file a claim before the [email protected] Broil Steaks 4 ts1.gov EAST ALONG SOUTH clerk reports the sur- , at least 7 days Betty Crocker LINE OF LOT 27, plus as unclaimed. The Family Pack Black Canyon Angus At least 7 days before before your scheduled $ your scheduled court 138.13 FEET TO POINT Court, in its discretion, court appearance, or Cake Mix Boneless Beef appearance, or imme- OF BEGINNING. may enlarge the time of immediately upon re- for $ 17 diately upon receiving AND the sale. Notice of the ceiving this notification COMMENCE AT THE changed time of sale $ lb. this notification if the if the time before the 4 for 5 Stew Meat 3 time before the SOUTHEAST CORNER shall be published as scheduled appearance 5 10 scheduled appear- OF NE ¼ OF NE ¼ , provided herein. is less than 7 days; if Swift Lean & Tender ance is less than 7 SECTION 22, TOWN- you are hearing or If you are a person 11-16 oz. box Nabisco days; if you are hear- SHIP 3 NORTH, voice impaired, call $ 30 Breakfast Thin RANGE 23 WEST, with a disability who $ 70 ing or voice impaired, 711. Premium Saltine Crackers ea lb. call 711.” THENCE WEST 331.24 needs any accommo- 2 FEET TO THE POINT dation in order to par- Pork Chops 2 Dated this 10th day of ticipate in this pro- 09/18/2019 OF BEGINNING; September, 2019. Swift Lean & Tender 09/25/2019 THENCE SOUTH ceeding, you are enti- 4.2-5.1oz. box ¢ 20190476 100.00 FEET; THENCE tled, at no cost to you, Thin Sliced Quarter to the provision of $ 63 WEST 138.13 FEET; Clerk of the Circuit ea 20190477 THENCE NORTH 100 certain assistance. Betty Crocker Potatoes 88 Court Pork Loin Chops ea. FEET; THENCE EAST Please contact Court 1 IN THE CIRCUIT Administration, ADA 138.13 FEET TO THE JD Peacock II - Clerk of COURT OF THE Liaison, Okaloosa 24-28 oz. Gourmet Dining Seafood Medley, POINT OF BEGINN- Circuit Court -Okaloosa 8-12 count pkg. Best Choice FIRST JUDICIAL CIR- County, 1940 Lewis $ ING, LYING IN THE SE County Shrimp Scampi Stir Fry or Fried CUIT ¼ OF NE1/4, SECTION Turner Boulevard, for $ 44 IN AND FOR 22, TOWNSHIP 3 Fort Walton Beach, FL Instant Oatmeal 4 5 Rice, Chicken Alfredo Stir Fry OKALOOSA COUNTY, 32547, Phone (850) ea. NORTH, RANGE 23 By: Rusti Mynard or Florentine 4 FLORIDA WEST, OKALOOSA 609-4700 Fax (850) PROBATE DIVISION 652-7725, 2.05-7.25 oz. Kraft Easy Mac Cup or 3 lb. pkg. COUNTY. FLORIDA. Deputy Clerk ¢ CASE AND ADA.Okaloosa@Okaloosa. ea Premium Smoked NO.:2019-CP-1079 COMMENCE AT THE flcourts1.gov at 09/18/2019 Blue Box Mac & Cheese 88 SE CORNER OF LOT least 7 days before 09/25/2019 Turkey $ 15 IN RE: The Estate of 27, EAST CHESTNUT your scheduled court 20190482 CASH FOR ADDITION, THENCE appearance, or imme- 12-16 oz. pkg. Slices 4ea. SARAH LOU DAVID- WEST 152.34 FEET TO diately upon receiving CARS: ¢ SON, deceased THE POINT OF BEGIN- this notification if the We Buy Any Condition 3 lb. pkg. Premium Smoked Brown ______/ NING; THENCE time before the Do Vehicle, 2002 and Ronco Pasta 95 ea NORTH 79.41 FEET; scheduled appear- Newer. Nation’s Top Sugar or Black Forest NOTICE TO CREDI- THENCE NORTH 62 ance is less than 7 Something Car Buyer! Free Tow- 15 TORS AND HEIRS DEGREES 36` WEST days; if you are hear- ing from Anywhere! 4.7-8.7 oz. box Chicken, ¢ ea. 28.19 FEET; THENCE ing or voice impaired, Call Now: Ham Slices 4 The administration of SOUTH 192.44 FEET; call 711. Good For ea the estate of SARAH THENCE WEST 138.13 1-888-995-2702 Tuna or Hamburger Helper 97 LOU DAVIDSON, de- FEET; THENCE WITNESS my Tomorrow ceased, whose date of SOUTH 25.0 FEET; hand on 11th day of If you didn’t frozen & dairy death was June 27, THENCE EAST 163.13 September, 2019. Recycle advertise here, 2019, is pending in the FEET; THENCE you’re missing Circuit Court for NORTH 125.0 FEET TO Rusti Mynard out on potential Okaloosa County, Flor- THE POINT OF BEGIN- Deputy Clerk of Court, Today 16 oz. box Blue Bonnet ida, Probate Division, NING. Okaloosa County customers. ¢ 101 E James Lee Blvd., Any person Family Pack Crestview, Florida, claiming an interest in 09/18/2019 Margarine Quarters 79ea 32536. the surplus from the 09/25/2019 USDA Inspected sale, if any, other than 20190481 52 oz. carton Florida’s Natural The names and ad- the property owner as $ 70 20190482 dress of the personal of the date of the lis Orange Juice ea representative and the pendens, must file a The Northwest Florida Daily News 2 personalclaim before the clerk IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL seeks an COURT OF THE FIRST T-Bone Steaks representative’s attor- reports the surplus as Energetic Reporter. 46-48 oz. carton Blue Bunny ney are set forth below. unclaimed. 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