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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 19, 2006 City founder Eloise Benson

Court, dies at 92 BY VICI PAPAJOHN Parade, Pep Rally... Gulf Breeze News Pages C1, C4, C8, D1, D4 [email protected]

Inside in Gulf Breeze lost its “found- ing mother” last week, and for many it was a very personal loss indeed. “Eloise and Mark never had PAGE any children of their own,” Dr. 1B Herb Sadler remembered dur- ■ Talented ing Benson’s funeral service, youths compete “But they loved many children Benson in Emerald along the way as if they were Coast Idol their own.” And the Gulf Breeze United Methodist ■ Turtle friendly Church, founded by Benson and six others over lights are costly 50 years ago, was full of church and community Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News members that reflected the extended family that Gulf Breeze Police cruisers sit outside the Texaco station in Gulf Breeze proper as officers respond to a report ■ Bubba’s Beach she had loved and encouraged over the years. of a burglary Saturday night. “Eloise loved children,” Sadler remembered, “and Eloise loved my son, Bert. When he got his very first job selling burglar bars in Gulf Breeze, he found his first customers in Eloise and Mark. WEEKEND They did not need those bars, but they loved Bert Weather enough to buy what they did not need. He is a Thursday 10/19 Robber strikes very successful salesman today, due in part to that first success.” Scat. T-Storms Stories filled the flower-scented air of the O high 83 church sanctuary during the viewing and funeral, low 63O stories about Benson’s amazing life and her lega- cy. Benson and her young husband Mark X. trav- FRIDAY 10/20 GB gas station SEE BENSON, Page 2A6 Partly Cloudy STAFF REPORTS items from the store. As the clerk began Gulf Breeze Police were unable to O high 76 Gulf Breeze News checking the items into the register, the locate the suspect, described as a clean- low 57O [email protected] suspect told the clerk, “This is a rob- shaven, white male approximately six bery” and had a hand underneath his feet tall with short light brown hair and City gives away On Saturday, Oct. 14, Gulf Breeze shirt, giving the appearance of a small weighing around 170 pounds. The sus- SATURDAY 10/14 Police responded to a reported robbery handgun. The suspect demanded pect was last seen wearing blue jeans free trees Sat. money, was given an undisclosed and a white shirt with maroon sleeves. Partly Cloudy called in by employees of the Texaco amount of cash and fled on foot in the Anyone with additional information is BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. O station located at 220 Gulf Breeze high 77 Parkway. Lt. Rick Hawthorne said at direction of Duncan Avenue. Witnesses encouraged to contact the Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News low 64O approximately 7:40 p.m. a white male claim to have seen an unfamiliar red police Department by phone at (850) [email protected] approached the counter with several 90's model Chevrolet sedan on Duncan 934-5121 or Crime Stoppers at (850) Avenue around the time of the robbery. 437-STOP (7867). Residents of Gulf Breeze will have an oppor- SUNDAY 10/15 tunity to spruce up their yards with a free tree Scat T-Storms giveaway this Saturday at the Shoreline recre- O County may ban sex offenders from parks high 75 ation center. Beginning at 7 a.m., residents with- effort. On Oct. 13, a registered sexual low 55O BY FRANKLIN HAYES in the city limits and with property identification Gulf Breeze News “There just does offender was arrested after allegedly are encouraged to come to the center for their [email protected] not seem to be a per- asking a child at Navarre Park to go choice of two trees. The varieties include Crepe fect solution for home with him. Thomas Vandegrifft Myrtle, Live Oak, Eastern Redbud, Bald Cypress Santa Rosa County may impose an how to handle [sex- was charged with luring and enticing and Red Maple. The trees were made available INSIDE ordinance banning sexual offenders ual offenders],” a child, a third degree felony. through a hurricane recovery grant penned by from county parks. At a county com- Goodin said. “I wish According to a press release from the city employee Jessica James. She said with the Classifieds 5 D mission meeting Thursday, Oct. 12, there was. This is Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office, on Sept. extensive advertisement of the giveaway through Community 4,5,7,8A Commissioner Gordon Goodin of just one measure we Vandegrifft 29, some women and their young chil- articles, direct mailing and reverse 9-1-1, the Crossword/Movies 6B Navarre asked staff to develop an can take to get the dren were playing at the park when trees should move quickly. ordinance after his motion passed dialogue going and get the awareness one of the women observed “The giveaway is scheduled from 7 a.m. until Editorial 6A without objection. Goodin said such up in the community. We want to Vandegrifft speaking to her 4-year-old 1 p.m., but I don’t see it lasting more than a cou- Entertainment 5-7 B an ordinance would be complex to make it so undesirable to these folks son. The woman then yelled to her ple of hours,” said James. The grant totaling Island News 1,2B develop but would be well worth the that they stay away from [parks].” SEE COUNTY, Page 2A6 $45,830 will provide the city a total of 2,344 School News 1-5 D trees, a third of which will be given away Saturday. Sports 1-8 C Midway FD After those 586 trees are given away, residents Talk of the Town 5A Improvements make Rec will have another opportunity for a giveaway in B TV Listings 7 to clarify SEE TREES, Page 2A6 Women in Business 8 D impact fees center parking lot safer BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. Gulf Breeze BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News “Mailing Statement is Special to Gulf Breeze News [email protected] on Editorial Page” [email protected] Emerging Leaders Some of the assets Gulf FOUR SECTIONS Impact fees charged for new Breeze residents most cherish plan spring Market VOL. 5, NO. 38 construction of both commer- are its parks and recreation facil- BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. OCTOBER 19, 2006 cial and residential units in Gulf ities, which are currently under- going some much-needed repair. Gulf Breeze News Breeze are definitely making an [email protected] impact on the Midway Fire After Hurricanes Ivan and Dept. budget. The department Dennis, much of the city parks Gulf Breeze Emerging Leaders (GBEL) are has collected $117,474 in the sustained direct storm damage beginning to take the helm of community pro- last 12 months, which is just as well as damage incurred by jects, namely the first ever Gulf Breeze City over $25,000 than they had equipment used to bring the city Market scheduled for next spring. The auxiliary home! expected, as reflected in their back to its pre-hurricane state. A group of the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of annual budget report. final repair is the resurfacing of Commerce consists of about a dozen core mem- the parking lot of Shoreline Park Reports from the monthly bers who meet each month to discuss next year’s North. Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News your meeting last week show the event as well as current community involvement. “The resurfacing of the park- Construction on the recreation center park- square footage of commercial “We formed Gulf Breeze Emerging Leaders to ing lot in front of the recreation ing lot is schedule to be completed by this help connect the young professionals of the area development has added up to center is supported by FEMA week. 123,520 sq ft since last October, with the chamber, community leaders and each due to the damage and wear another two weeks,” said Pulley. compared with 35,826 sq ft dur- other,” said Robert Koonce of State Farm. caused by the trucks hauling the debris Another feature with the resurfacing “Oftentimes, the young professionals are not ing the previous 12 months. The in and out of the park,” said Director of project is an added entrance/exit for well represented in the chamber and GBEL impact fee is 33-cents a square Parks and Recreation Ron Pulley. Pulley vehicles located just south of the recre- enables them to have a place to participate and, foot for commercial develop- said the cost of the resurfacing was just ation center building. This new opening more importantly, a platform to contribute.”

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today ment. over $229,000 and is expected to be to the parking lot from Shoreline Drive As it stands now, the group is planning the The impact fees are for new completed in a couple of weeks. will provide a more streamlined flow of event for one of the last two weekends in April. homes or commercial buildings “The contractor tells me that it’s pos- traffic and, according to Pulley, a safer As soon as a date is established, members of the

Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy impacting the fire department sible that they could be finished by [this] mailed directly to mailed directly flow as well. SEE MIDWAY FIRE SEE MARKET , Page 2A6 weekend. My professional guess is SEE PARKING, Page 2A6 , Page 2A6

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BENSON: City founder was committed to community COUNTY: Offenders must Continued from page 1A housing a gas station and gro- their first meetings at the smiled gently and replied “no, cery store, and later the Bensons Benson Building; the first phar- dear, I am here to welcome you. register with the state eled to Gulf Breeze in 1935 to also built and managed a cloth- macy was located there and I’m only a chamber member.” people, you know where they manage the Gulf Breeze ing store, all in the area now served as the command center Anyone describing Eloise Continued from page 1A are. It can be enforced because Cottages, and became some of known as the Benson complex. for the first community paper, Benson would be unlikely to it’s a finite number of people its first permanent residents. Eloise was remembered The Sentinel; and the first pri- use the word “only” in reference son, “You don’t talk to and you have the actual list of Four years later, Mark X. among those honoring her as: vate library was located in a cot- to her long list of successes, and strangers.” The woman then who they are,” Dannheisser Benson founded the first Post very smart; kind; loving; peace- tage owned by the Bensons. Ella dearest to her heart is the growth asked her son what Vandegrifft said. Office in the city, and became ful; encouraging and fair. She Louise Benson was awarded of her church, the Gulf Breeze had said to him and the boy told County officials are looking the first post master, and when has managed the Benson com- lifetime honorary membership United Methodist Church. her that Vandegrifft asked him if at similar ordinances that are Mark went into the service dur- plex properties for years and the in the Hoe’n Hum Club after 44 “Eloise was there when the he wanted to “play ball with already in place elsewhere to ing World War II, Eloise served tenants from the Benson years of service and in the Gulf church was formed and grew him” and if he wanted to “go give them a sense of how they as post master. Building sat together during the Breeze Chamber of Commerce. from seven brave souls,” Sadler home with him.” The woman would like their policy to work. The original Post Office, service. Many had known Just weeks before her death, recounted at the funeral, “to one then went home, searched the Goodin would like to see limita- built by the Bensons brick by Benson as landlord and friend Benson attended a luncheon at of the great congregations of Internet, and saw that tions placed on how close brick, became the first Gulf for years. City Hall in honor of newly Methodism. Eloise helped form Vandegrifft is a registered sex predators could live to parks Breeze United Methodist Benson’s commitment to her appointed Chamber Executive and served this church, and this offender. Witnesses, including and signs that prohibit their Church when seven residents community went beyond church Meg Peltier. Peltier was moved church now impacts the world the 4 year old, were able to entrance to such facilities. gathered and formed the Gulf and commerce. She was con- that the nonagenarian attended for Christ.” identify Vandegrifft through “The [ordinance] that I’ve Breeze United Methodist stantly opening her building and the tea to welcome her, and Benson counted her greatest photo lineups. Vandegrifft lives seen from Seminole County has Church and the St. Paul United her home to civic and volunteer plead with Benson to sit at the loves as Mark X., her king, and on Esplande Street in Navarre, got a lot of exceptions to it and Methodist Church in 1955. groups: the Gulf Breeze head of the table. In her typical her “precious Jesus,” her savior. within 1.5 miles of the park. then after a while you wonder if A second complex was built, Volunteer Fire Department had modesty, Benson blushed, And now she is with them both. According to the Florida Department of Law it has any teeth to it” Goodin Enforcement (FDLE) website said. “I want teeth and I know MARKET: there is no state law that pre- our attorney is going to try to Group’s first event scheduled for next spring vents a predator from living in give us that.” Continued from page 1A In addition to the planning the gy and enthusiasm is contagious. Pensacola Beach with approxi- the vicinity of schools, play- Dannheisser said he hopes to Market, the group participates in Many of the members are now mately 30-40 young profession- grounds or parks. There is, how- have a draft of the proposed group hope to gain sponsorship monthly “Lunch and Learn” ses- actively involved with current als in attendance. ever, a state law that prevents ordinance within the next cou- through local businesses to help sions giving members the oppor- Gulf Breeze Chamber Events “The monthly socials are an certain sexual predators from ple of county commission meet- offset the event costs. Merchants tunity to enjoy a lunch together and Committees,” said Chamber excellent opportunity for area working or volunteering in ings. will have the opportunity to rent while attending an informative Executive Director Meg Peltier. young professionals to network places where children normally To be labeled as a sexual booths for the day at a minimal talk by area leaders and speakers. “In addition, they are working on as well as get to know each other congregate. predator, one must designated cost in comparison to other Past Lunch and Learns have creating their own event that will as people,” said In the state of Florida, sexual by the court and must have been events. Members of GBEL hope included an emergency pre- benefit the Chamber, the com- GBEL member and legal offenders are required to regis- convicted of either one first- that the event will be a catalyst degree felony sex crime, or two paredness talk by Lynn Erickson, munity and other non-profits as assistant to J. Donovan Whibbs ter with law enforcement and for the local economy. second degree felony sex Gulf Power; local environmental well. If these young men and Breena Bolster. “We are the must update their personal “We are organizing the Gulf crimes within ten years. issues discussion by the Dr. women are the future of our future of the Gulf Breeze, and information, such as their Breeze City Market which will Vandegrifft is registered as a William Benson, Environmental Chamber and the community, it’s important that we become a address, every time they move. be an upscale, open-air market in The FDLE keeps a complete sexual offender. According to the city of Gulf Breeze begin- Protection Agency Gulf Ecology then I’m proud to say, ‘we’re in cohesive unit as we continue to the FDLE website there are no Division; and archeology update good take on leadership roles in the record of all registered sex ning next April. Our hope is to offenders that is available to the sexual offenders or predators by Dr. Judith Bense, University hands!’” area.” have an economic and tourist public online at living within Gulf Breeze city of West Florida Anthropology The group also hosts monthly For more information on event that will give craft-makers, http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/of limits, and two sexual predators Department. socials to promote networking becoming a part of GBEL, call artisans and cooks a venue to sell fender/. Citizens can search the that have addresses within the their products and liven up “I’m am so excited about the opportunities at local establish- Bolster at (850) 261-7019 or database by name and physical Midway area. The sexual preda- weekends in Gulf Breeze,” said Gulf Breeze Emerging Leaders ments. The October social was email gulfbreezeemerginglead address. County Attorney tors listed are Robert L. Koonce. as a group. Their individual ener- held at SpringHill Suites on [email protected]. Thomas Dannheisser said this Driggers and Ellis D. Colley. system would make the pro- There are three predators listed MIDWAY FIRE: posed ordinance easier to in the Navarre area and they are: PARKING: Commission to enforce. William T. Smith, Marion E. Shoreline South change ordinance verbiage “They’re a specific group of Bryan and Charles N. Wasson. Continued from page 1A their monthly November meeting. almost completed Midway Chief Stephen Demeter told services. For residential units, the fee is Fire Safety Week family fun Continued from page 1A the board, “There is just some verbiage $247 per dwelling unit, while for com- changed to make it more consistent with Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze “Once the repaving is complete, the parking mercial buildings it is 33-cents per square what we are actually doing and make it News lot traffic pattern will be one way only, in a foot. The impact fee for industrial/ware- consistent with what everyone around us counter clockwise direction. By allowing traffic house space is 3-cents a square foot, and to exit in front of the recreation center, we will for institutional is 98-cents a square foot. is doing. These changes came out of the Midway Fire Chief eliminate as much as 50 percent of routine park- Impact fees are charged any time a build- Catholic church wanting to build their Stephen Demeter ing lot traffic,” he said. “All parking places will ing permit is pulled in the county. community life center. We realized there welcomed another be angled to encourage and accommodate this In the residential development column, was nothing clear in the ordinance to “chief” to the Midway Fire Department open directional flow. Eliminating two-way traffic in new housing units actually decreased over cover such construction.” house. Trevor Isakson the parking lot will decrease the congestion and In other Midway Fire District News, the past year, with 314 units being built of Gulf Breeze came the likelihood of an accident and allow a greater since last October and 341 over the 12 the District will soon be assured of never dressed and prepared degree of safety for pedestrians.” This revamp months before. missing a single call, no matter what the from his dad's fire of traffic flow also considers the increased traf- “If we had not has the 128 houses reg- weather or emergency. A new state-of- house in Escambia fic from the new football fields, currently under ister for August this year we would have the-art alerting system will be online in County. Trevor's Dad, construction. The area west of the library is really been down from last year,” said Fire about 90 days. Curt Isakson of Gulf cleared and work continues on those fields. Commissioner and Treasurer Clyde Breeze, used to work “We’ll be seeking competitive bids for the The fire chief Stephen Demeter told Broome. the fire commissioners last week that the at Midway, but now earthwork in the coming week. The old lighting serves as Battalion Broome provided copies of the income present system is simply a VHF radio sys- has been removed and the old concession stand statement for the past 12 months ending Chief in Escambia and sidewalks will be demolished in the next tem. “It is like if you phone is not ringing, Sept. 30 at the Oct. 10 meeting. It shows County Fire Dept. week,” said Pulley. you don't know you are missing any actual impact fees over the past 12 months Another large project underway includes calls,” he explained. “So if it goes down collected add up to $117,474.38 of the gazebos and restrooms at Shoreline Park South. now, we don't know dispatch has sent us department’s almost $2-1/2 -million bud- The boat ramp has been open since late July, and any alarms. But with the new system, it after a small glitch in the construction of the get for the past year. That is $25,474 more than they had expected, as shown by last will tell us there is a problem with the sys- studier gazebos and a restroom, the park is tem, and actually tell us it has gone down, expected to be fully operational soon. year’s budget projections. so we can manually call dispatch and not “The manufacturers of the gazebos designed But the fire department has discovered Today, Oct. 19 miss a call, ever.” Wednesday, a receiver that would be used to connect the their impact fee ordinance is not clear in Education Task Force: some areas, so they have revised it. But to He said the new system was already Florida's Bright Futures Oct. 25 metal gazebo upright columns to the wooden Scholarship Program, 11:30 adopt it they must first hold a public hear- budgeted. And it will also help them with Board of pilings that have been driven in the ground to a.m., Gulf Breeze Middle School Director's Meeting, provide foundation and support,” said Pulley. ing, which they will do 30 minutes before their ISO insurance rating. Library, 649 Gulf Breeze 7:30 a.m., Gulf “There’s a design flaw in the receivers that Parkway, Gulf Breeze Breeze Chamber of will either be corrected or addressed as a field TREES: City to distribute first batch Commerce, Chamber adjustment.” Pulley added that the Wayside Friday, Oct. 20 Conference Room, Park West boat ramp has been open for two Continued from page 1A Additionally, storage was a concern of No meetings scheduled as of 409 Gulf Breeze weeks. Parkway, Gulf the surplus trees in the event all of press time Although residents have been waiting Breeze December then again in April. them were delivered at the same time. patiently for the parks to completely reopen, the According to James, the reason for the “We didn’t want to have trees stored Saturday, Oct. 21 Thursday, consensus seems to be the repairs are worth the staggering gives the suppliers time to over night that weren’t being No meetings scheduled as of Oct. 26 wait. grow the additional trees to an ade- press time Santa Rosa County “Everyone has been extremely understanding watered,” said James. quate height, which will be some- Commission Regular and supportive,” said Pulley. For more information call 934- where between six to eight feet. 5140. Sunday, Oct. 22 Meeting, 9 a.m., No meetings scheduled as of Commissioner's Board press time Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Midway Fire Monday, Oct. 23 6 Steps to a Better Business, Membership Committee 11:15 a.m., Gulf Breeze Meeting, 8:30 a.m., Gulf Breeze Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. offers flu shots Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Chamber Conference Room, 409 The Midway Fire Conference Room, 409 Gulf Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf FELONIES controlled substance without a pre- Cassidy, Paul Damien, 40, W/M, District is offering flu Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Breeze scription, possession of cocaine 1900 block of Jamaica Drive, 10/10/06 Navarre, aggravated assault shots for $20 a shot, with- Santa Rosa County School Board Meeting, 6:30 Jackson, Robert Joel, 23, A/M, Fischer, Allison Rene, 20, W/F, out appointment. The Commission Committee 9000 block of Deer Lane, Navarre, 2300 block of Crescent Wood p.m., 5086 Canal Street, Milton DUI shots will be available Meeting, 9 a.m., Commissioner's possession of a controlled sub- Road, Navarre, possession of a beginning Monday, Oct. Board Room, 6495 Caroline stance without a subscription controlled substance, possession 10/8/06 16. Street, Milton Same Time, Same of cocaine Grady, David Patrick, 44, W/M, Flanders, Andrea Marie, 25, 1100 block of Shoreline Drive, Gulf There are 100 doses Place W/F, 8300 block of Marcadeo Fischer, Kevin Paul, 51, W/M, Breeze, DUI and property damage available, and you do not Tuesday, Oct. 24 The South Santa Rosa Street, Navarre, possession of a 2300 block of Crescent Wood Writers meet each second and controlled substance without a pre- Road, Navarre, possession of need to make an appoint- Seminar: Business Solutions 10/15/06 scription cocaine ment to receive a shot. Using QuickBooks, 8 a.m., Gulf fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Maya, Victor Manuel Gamez, Just arrive at the Midway Breeze Chamber of Commerce, St. Augustine’s Episcopal 30, H/M, 5700 block of Harves Church Parish Hall, 7810 Smith, Craig TAylor, 18, W.M, Fischer, Nicholas Adam, 25, Fire District main station Chamber Conference Room, 409 5100 block of Mandavilla W/M, 2300 block of Crescent Wood Viliase Court, Navarre, DUI Navarre Parkway. This week next to Winn-Dixie plaza Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, posses- Road, possession of cocaine Breeze will feature popular columnist sion of a controlled substance with- Benson, Troy Gordon, 40, W/M, in Midway. Claudine Kriss. For further 3300 block of El Portal Street, Gulf out a prescription 10/15/06 When those first 100 Board of Adjustments, 6:30 information, contact Nancy at Breeze, DUI Vandegrifft, Thomas Andrew, doses are gone, the chief p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, (850) 936-6889 or email 10/13/06 27, W/M, 2000 block of Esplande said they will order anoth- 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf [email protected]. Fischer, Sandra Annette, 52, Street, Navarre, luring or enticing a McCampbell, Tonya Louise, 25, W/F, 2300 block of Crescent Wood child U/F, 2800 block of Winners Circle, er 100. Breeze Road, Navarre, possession of a Navarre, DUI

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Navy League holds fundraiser Motorists have new Just in time for the holidays, year. the Navy League Santa Rosa Order deadline is noon, Council announce their annual Friday, November 17. Orders Slow Smoked Boston can be picked up at the Santa Butt/Smoked Turkey Rosa County Chamber of options to ensure safety Fundraiser. Eight to nine slow Commerce offices located at BY FRANKLIN HAYES smoked boston butt or smoked 5247 Stewart Street, Milton on turkey (ready to eat or freeze) Tuesday, November 21 from 10 Gulf Breeze News [email protected] can be purchased for only $25. a.m. until 6 p.m. Proceeds support educational Tickets are available at the Law enforcement officials are encourag- scholarships awarded by the Chamber, cash or check only. ing residents to take advantage of two sys- Navy League throughout the tems that could save the life of a family member. One emergency contact information program, which originated in London, asks citizens to enter emergency phone numbers Christmas is coming! in their cell phones under the heading ICE. The acronym stands for In Case of Check Gulf Breeze News Emergency and is widely recognized by rescue workers. and Magazine for gift ideas On Oct. 2, the Florida Department of Splash! Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles To advertise, call (850) 932-8986 (DHSMV) announced another emergency contact information program available to Florida-based law enforcement officers. This system allows Floridians to voluntar- Commercial, Residential, Remodel, New Construction ily provide emergency information online, giving law enforcement immediate access MikeMike MotesMotes to information and making it easier for them to speak with the next of kin in emer- Courtesy of Florida Highway Patrol gency situations. Those with a Florida dri- Lt. Doug Dodson pulls up emergency contact information in his patrol car just min- BuildersBuilders ver license or identification card who want utes after it was entered. to input their information can go online to scious on the side of the road, we can con- On Dec. 7, 2005, Tiffiany Olson was www.hsmv.state.fl.us. Users are allowed tact a family member to obtain critical killed in a motorcycle accident in Manatee 626-33471 to enter two contact names and three phone medical information.” County, Fla. and her family was not noti- Lic # CGC061469 numbers per name. This information will When used in conjunction with one fied for several hours after her passing. be immediately available to law enforce- another these two new programs give an Olson’s mother, Christine Olson, was Licensed, Bonded, Insured ment officials via the Driver and Vehicle accident victim the best possible chance determined to improve the unfortunate sce- Information Database (DAVID). The for survival. nario and contacted her state legislator, Infants thru statewide database is accessible to law “The information available through Rep. Bill Galvano (R-Bradenton). Through teens...and everything in enforcement officers in their patrol cars, DAVID is good for people that don’t have the cooperative efforts of the state legisla- between! a cell phone or if we can’t find their cell ture and DHSMV, the addition to DAVID ●SHOES ●CLOTHING ●BABY giving on the scene officers up to date CONSIGNMENT STORE ●EQUIPMENT ●TOYS ●BOOKS information to reach the victim’s designat- phone. However, if someone can’t be iden- was developed to help prevent similar situ- ed parties. According to the DHSMV, more tified, the cell phone program can be ations. than 31,000 license carriers have already equally as helpful,” said Sgt. Scott Haines “This is a great example of government input their data. with the Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office. “We listening to citizen’s ideas and implement- “The responsibility of notifying family recommend people take advantage of ing changes that will make a positive dif- members lies with law enforcement. If a both.” ference,” said Fred Dickinson, Executive fire department needs this information, English paramedic Bob Brotchie devel- Director for DHSMV. “Working with Ms. they can contact [law enforcement],” said oped the ICE program in May 2005. The Olson to put this system into action, we 372 Gulf Breeze Parkway (850) 934-KIDS Mon-Sat 11-5:30 (Bruno’s Shopping Center) Florida Highway Patrol Public Affairs idea spread across Europe and is now gain- have been able to affect changes that make Chief Ernie Duarte. “If someone is uncon- ing popularity in America. an impact.” Get active with ‘ Teen Read Week’ Get active at your library dur- authors. A good place to start is ing Teen Read Week 2006 www.ala.org/yalsa/booklists . Area teens will be reading for ■ Join a book discussion the fun of it as the Santa Rosa @ the Library group at the school or public County Library System cele- Gulf Breeze Library library. brates the ninth annual Teen The library system includes Read Week, October 15 - 21. libraries in Gulf Breeze, Jay, They join thousands of other Milton, and Navarre. The Pace libraries, schools and bookstores Linda Hendrix library is under construction across the country that are for them to take part in during in homes across America the with expected opening in early encouraging teens to celebrate what little leisure time they number of different types of 2007. The library system is a this year’s theme, “Get Active @ have. That is why it’s important reading materials has decreased, department of the SRC Board of your library.” Teen Read Week to encourage teens to set aside and a smaller percentage of sev- County Commissioners. For is the national adolescent litera- some time to read.” Literacy is a enteen-year-olds saw adults further information, contact cy initiative of the Young Adult topic of both local and national reading in their homes. Linda Hendrix, Santa Rosa Library Services Association concern, and falling test scores ■ Parents of teens are encour- County Library System Director (YALSA). and lower graduation rates aged to celebrate Teen Read at (850) 623-2043. Visit the This year’s theme encourages among teens today are a serious Week at home. Chatraw offers library website online at teens to use the resources in their issue. these ideas: http://www.santarosa.fl.gov/libr library to lead active lives. Book Studies show a regular read- ■ Visit the local public or aries. displays during Teen Read Week ing habit increases reading pro- school library with your teen to will feature sports, community ficiency and area librarian attend a program or to check out involvement and activities in the Margaret Chatraw agrees. books. great outdoors. Most Santa Rosa “One of the most important ■ Set aside time each night County libraries have a desig- ways teens acquire the habit is for the family to read. nated place for teens to read, by watching adults they ■ Give books or magazine study and visit with friends. respect,” said Chatraw. Being subscriptions to your teen as a Pam Spencer Holley, around adults who are avid read- gift or reward. YALSA’s president, said, ers can counteract the latest sta- ■ Share your favorite book “Today’s teens seem to have less tistics from The Nation’s Report with your teen. and less free time, and there are Card (http://nces.ed.gov/nation- ■ Surf the Internet with your increasingly more activities to sreportcard), which indicate that teen to learn about new books or Caring and Sharing kicks off giving season Caring and Sharing, the In Gulf Breeze, interviews ■ Paycheck stub, social secu- organization that distributes will be held at the Good rity, pension, food, clothing and Christmas Samaritan Clinic at 4435 Gulf ■ W2 form, TANF, child gifts to the underprivileged is Breeze Parkway. In Navarre support, alimony, etc. gearing up to outreach. Caring interviews will be held at the ■ Social Security card of all & Sharing assistance includes Navarre Presbyterian Church at household members (including food baskets at Thanksgiving 1870 Lowe Road in front of children) and Christmas. Through the West Navarre Primary School. ■ Rent or mortgage payment Giving Tree Program at One must live in South Santa receipt from most recent month Christmas, children 12 and Rosa County. Boundaries are WEBY Distributions are typically under are provided gifts and from the Okaloosa county line is now the from 1-3 p.m. children 13 through 18 (and are north to the Yellow River and MOST POWERFUL Thanksgiving - West Navarre in school) receive gift certifi- west to Gulf Breeze. AM radio station on the cates. To register, one must bring Intermediate School is 19 Registration is a must. Dates the following: November. Please contact Gulf Coast between for dates for registration inter- ■ Drivers licenses or photo Caring & Sharing at (850) 939- New Orleans and Tampa! views are as follows: ID for applicant and spouse or 0727 to volunteer or seek sup- ■ Saturday, October 28, 1 partner port, your call will be returned p.m. - 4 p.m. ■ Proof of residence (a by a member of the organiza- ■ Sunday, October 29, 1 p.m. recent utility bill with current tion’s leadership. For more - 4 p.m. address) information see the organiza- ■ Monday, October 30, 5 ■ Proof of all household tions website: www.san p.m. - 8 p.m. income tarosacares.com.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A October 19, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze News celebrates five years with open house support community news. We couldn't have Thank you ... been successful without you! On the occasion of our fifth anniversary, the And to all of you who donated door prizes, staff of Gulf Breeze News wants to thank all of gift certificates, refreshments or decorations or you who came to our Open House. simply wrote a note of congratulations, we We also want to express our appreciation to extend our sincere thanks. all the readers, subscribers and advertisers who -The Gulf Breeze News Staff

Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Several hundred people joined Gulf Breeze News to celebrate the publication’s five-year anniversary.

Submitted Photo Sandy Franz, Donna Cooper and Meg Peltier from the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce and “Scoop” from the Pensacola Pelicans congratulate the Gulf Breeze News staff on their accomplishment of five years.

LEFT: A cake displaying the Gulf Breeze News logo was enjoyed by the many guests who helped the Gulf Breeze News celebrate the milestone anniversary. Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Dr. Bob Harriman, CEO of Gulf Breeze Pam Randall/Gulf Breeze News Hospital and Edwin “Buz” Eddy, Gulf Charis Powell enjoys a frozen beverage, compli- Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Breeze City Manager. ments of Billy Ducote and Mr. Margaritas. Navarre Methodist to hold craft fair The Navarre United Methodist Church will hold it annual craft fair on Saturday, November 11 from 9 am - 3 pm. The fair will feature both local Premier Area Real Estate Office with over 20 Agents to Serve You! Broker/Owner and regional crafters, a bake sale and gift baskets made by our church members. A chicken 850-93-COAST (850-932-6278) and pork BBQ lunch will be ● ● ● served from 11 a.m. -2 p.m. 911 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 [in SeaGreen Center next to Billy Bob’s Barbecue] Cell (850) 449-4242 with take out available. Limited indoor and outdoor SEARCH ALL AREA PROPERTIES FOR SALE AT: www.OnTheCoastHomes.com spaces are still available. Call the church office at 939 -2028 for more information. Look for the round church located 2 miles east of the Navarre Bridge. All proceeds will be used to help others in the com- munity through the “We Care” POOL / SPA! WATERFRONT! FURNISHED UNIT! FURNISHED UNIT! Ministry. GULF BREEZE 4288 SOUNDSIDE DRIVE GULF BREEZE 4518 HICKORY SHORES BLVD. P’COLA BEACH 1200 FT. PICKENS RD. #2C P’COLA BEACH 900 FT. PICKENS RD. #1031 ●4 BD / 3.5 BA ●3,432 SF ●3 BD / 2 BA ●2,709 SF $629,900 TRISTAN TOWERS ● 2 BD / 2 BA ● 1,200 SF SANTA ROSA DUNES ●2 BD / 2 BA ●1,152 SF Public invited to MLS# 312009 $899,900 MLS# 312411 NEW PRICE $599,900 MLS# 277738 NEW PRICE $399,900 MLS# 296064 $529,900 join education GULF BREEZE PROPER task force The public is cordially invit- ed to attend a program to learn w/ BOAT SLIP! w/ BOAT SLIP! about Florida's Bright Futures 56 BAYBRIDGE DRIVE 116 BAYBRIDGE DR. Scholarship program. The pro- ●4BD/4BA ●3,630 SF ●2BD/2.5BA PERDIDO KEY13599 PERDIDO KEY DR. #T14A P’COLA BEACH 1111 FT. PICKENS RD. #524 P’COLA BEACH 800 FT. PICKENS RD. #1503 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● gram is sponsored by the Gulf MLS# 309005 $999,900 1,770 SF BEACH COLONY 3 BD / 3 BA 1,750 SF STARBOARD VILLAGE 3 BD / 2 .5 BA 1,577 SF SANTA ROSA TOWERS 3 BD / 2 BA 1,595 SF Breeze Area Chamber of NEW PRICE $975,000 MLS# 306156 $499,900 MLS# 298920 $699,900 MLS# 305192 $499,900 MLS# 300915 $798,600 Commerce Education Task Force. The task force will be held Thursday, Oct. 19 at 11:30 a.m. at the Gulf Breeze Middle School media center. Come hear college financial aid counselors discuss the ben- POOL ! POOL ! efits of the Florida Bright PENSACOLA BEACH 1010 MALDONADO DR. GULF BREEZE 2540 FRANK CIR. GULF BREEZE PROPER 806 BAY CLIFFS RD GULF BREEZE PROPER 631 BONILACE CL ● ● ● ● ● ● Futures Scholarship Program, ●5 BD / 4 BA ●3,035 SF GRANDE POINTE 4 BD / 3 BA 2,976 SF 4 BD / 3 BA 3,145 SF $549,900 4 BD / 2.5 BA 2,270 SF $429,900 MLS# 283362 NEW PRICE $949,500 MLS# 308910 ●CULDESAC $649,900 MLS# 303529 NEW PRICE $499,900 MLS# 307335 NEW PRICE $399,900 and the recently enacted legis- lation affecting Medallion MLS# 279557 Level Bright Futures 12 CEYLON DR Scholarship Recipients. Learn G.B. LOT ●100x265 $575,000 how this program can save you MLS# 294189 thousands of dollars in college 2866 WHISPER BAY BLVD. tuition and fee payments. G.B. LOT ●105X225X108X225 $599,900 MLS# 313517 POOL ! POOL ! 3 BEACH RD. ● C o m p u t e r GULF BREEZE PROPER 318 FLORIDA AVE. PENSACOLA BEACH 18 SEASHORE DR. GULF BREEZE PROPER 25 HIGHPOINT DR. G.B. LOT 90X220X90X252 $1,224,900 ●3 BD / 2 BA ● 1,750 SF ●4 BD / 2 Full BA / 2 Half BA ● 2,568 SF ●4 BD / 2 .5 BA ● 2,759 SF MLS# 308878 131-135 EUFAULA ST MLS# 296956 MLS# ● S a v v y ? $259,900 312607 UPDATED INTERIOR $974,900 MLS# 308373 $424,900 3 Lots can be sold separately www. G.B. LOT ●201x313x207x296 $1,899,000 gulf 850- 449- 4242 breeze s waghalter@ remax.net news.com

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 19, 2006 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Grandmother creates a website of her own In this day of retirees, finding Humanities with a concentra- in some cases, nor even koicha. p.m. The sale will include their niche in life by exploring tion in Art History, Religion and Following the Japanese tea house wares, decorating items, new opportunities a private Philosophy. Ms. Honda began ceremony demonstration the crafts, linens, lace, electronics, website could be the answer. I teaching the university’s first group had a short business library items, regular and vin- want you to meet two very tal- Japanese language and culture meeting then carpooled to tage clothing, boutique items, ented people, Cal and Joanie course in1987 and has worked Piccadilly Restaurant for lunch. home furniture, lawn and gar- Bolton, who have done every on Japan programs since 1989. The Santa Rosa Woman’s den furniture and tools. This thing and been everywhere. Cal Her current position is director Club Rummage sale will take year the bakery table will is a computer expert and Joanie of the Japan Center and instruc- place at the Recreation Center include more than desserts. is the penny-pinching grandma. tor of the Japanese language at Gymnasium on Saturday That is what it says on their UWF. She has organized numer- October 28 from 8 a.m. to 2 See TALK, Page 7A6 website Pennypinching- ous exhibitions, performing Grandma.com. Joanie says the arts, lectures, symposiums and website came about because cultural events, and has lectured since retiring early Cal spent on Japan at the request of vari- most of his time either surfing ous organizations. Ms. Honda the web or playing games after has managed the exchange of he finished the chores. He never thousands of students between learned how to play golf and his the U.S. and Japan and initiated inactivity was driving her mad. the involvement of hundreds of So she had a brainstorm and told local host families who support Cal to do some research and exchange programs. As the find a way to help people and result, she has strengthened the maybe make a little money. So relationship between the U.S. Cal found the way to build the and Japan and has made the website and Joanie came up Japan program at UWF become with the idea of Pennypinching- one of the most active among Grandma. Joanie does the writ- institutions in Florida. ing and Cal does the rest of the Ms. Honda narrated the tea work. Even Stormy the silver- ceremony. The Japanese tea cer- tip Persian cat tries to get in the emony (cha-no-yu, chado, or act. sado) is a traditional ritual in Cal and Joanie have ads on which powdered green tea, or P’cola Beach matcha is ceremonially pre- to the site from Adsense by Google Tiger Point! and from Commission Junction. pared and served to a small Tiger Point! When someone clicks on the ad Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News group of guests in a tranquil set- How to they receive a few pennies. It Joanie Bolton, with husband Cal, began the website ting. Colloquially it is often get... doesn’t pay big but they would www.penny-pinchinggrandma.com that offers money-saving called ocha among Japanese. like to make at least enough to tips and even recipes. Sado or chado , (“the way of 1) Decide what you want from RESTAURANT LIST: pay for the web site. It took tea”) is the study of the tea cer- choices on menu ( call us or *SURFBURGER them nine months to make the emony. “Tea ceremony” is the or go to www.togotoyou.net ) *CANCUN’S most common English term, but *HOOTER’S first $25. 2) Place your order (932-1113) * PAPA’S PIZZA Grandma offers advice on some English speakers have QUIZNOS 3) We’ll deliver * / many topics including kitchen, adopted the term “the way of your food Lunch $2.95 *BON APPETIT tea”). Cha-no-yu (literally “hot delivery charge *JAMES KITCHEN house, garden and craft pinch- hot and fast Dinner $4.95 * LOUISIANA PURCHASE ing. water for tea” or “tea flavored 4 Enjoy!!! delivery charge SEAFOOD ) / “Call it penny pinching, fru- soup/hot water”) usually refers * GREENERY CAfE gal, tight fisted, miserly, money to either a single ceremony or Call us today! 932-1113**77DaysDays aa WeekWeek saving, cheap or what ever you ritual or equivalent with want. Try raising five children nose, headaches, muscle aches, Barbara Elbert introduced the sado/chado, while cha-ji refers on military pay. I call it sur- burns, and sore throats. speaker Ms. Shigeko Honda. to a full tea ceremony with vival,” she said. Her children Now you can learn how to be Ms. Shigeko Honda received an kaiseki (a light meal), usucha are grown but she continues her frugal and thrifty if you go on Associate Degree in English (thin tea) and koicha (thick tea), well-learned habits of long ago. line and take the grandma’s Literature from the Komazawa lasting approximately four Being a military wife for many, advice. Junior College in Tokyo, Japan hours. A chakai (literally “tea many years it was an absolute Joanie said, “I sincerely hope and earned both her Bachelor’s meeting”) was originally equal necessity to pinch pennies. She you enjoy reading what we have Degree and Master’s Degree to cha-ji, although today it really is a grandma. She is the come up with and just maybe from the University of West means the simplest one, which mother of five children, grand- you will put some of my ideas in Florida in Interdisciplinary does not include a kaiseki meal, mother of ten and great-grand- practice.” The website offers Since 1979 mother of one. such good information and ideas Now she focuses on penny that I have placed an icon on my pinching because she and Cal desktop so that I can instantly are retired and live on a fixed go online and get the latest income and because she really update. enjoys it. She loves going to thrift shops and finding bar- Santa Rosa Shores gains. Some people think she Women’s Club spends a lot of money for her Twenty members of the Santa clothes; if they only knew! She Rosa Shores Women’s Club met loves antiques and will spend a at the home of Trish Trachy on day browsing through an October 3 for a wine tasting and antique shop. Finding a good food pairing experience. Trish piece of furniture in a thrift shop prepared and served Fartelle that can be refinished is a real with creamy smoked salmon delight to her. She spends a lot and vodka sauce, sweet potatoes of time sewing, quilting and gnocchi, baked four-cheese crocheting. She has to be busy spaghetti, chicken pecan butter when she watches TV or she’ll Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News and Pad See Yew. This was a Barbara Oliver, center, and Linda Davison attend an authen- fall asleep. delightful culinary experience. tic Japanese tea ceremony at the Japan House at UWF dur- Not everything she puts on Discussion was held on the ing this month’s Santa Rosa Woman’s Club meeting. the website is her own idea. recent successful entertainment Some ideas came from friends events and plans for Christmas and a lot can be found all over at Swenson Park. Lou Jones, the web. But she researches Publicity chairman. 932-9272 every penny pinching idea she shares so that she is sure it will Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze Hospital do what it is purported to do Woman’s Club before she offers it to the reader. Santa Rosa Woman’s Club She is constantly looking for Women’s Center is hosting an met October 3. International new tips, ideas and or products Affairs Department (Barbara to help pinch that penny and Elbert, Chair; Judith Mineo, Co- stretch that dollar. Chair; Tina Davy; Alma Deafth, The website also includes Open House Rita Forbess, Mattie Mitchell, free stuff, health and beauty Barbara Oliver, Jackie Owen, tips, stain removing tips and Libby Prochaska, and Harriet Thursday, October 26 cooking tips. She has written Wright) was in charge of the her own cookbook and offers it 4 to 6 p.m. Program. The club met at the for sale on the website. Japan House at UWF Campus Suite 203 In her “Did you know?” sec- for a Japanese Tea ceremony tion she covers many areas like demonstration skin care, remedies for stuffy Join us as we celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month Send emails to Betty Archer Allen at [email protected] Enjoy refreshments, door prizes and free heel scans. or write to Talk of the Town Meet our staff and learn about our services in the Women’s Center. at Gulf Breeze News For more information, please call 934-2168. P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562, subject: “Talk of the Town” Allen  
 
 

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A October 19, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the Spot:

P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 WHERE WE PUT PEOPLE “ON THE SPOT” TO www.gulfbreezenews.com ANSWER A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” 2005 By Franklin Hayes Florida Press Association Place Winner What’s the best thing about ■ Editorial Page ■ Sports Section GBHS homecoming week?

“My favorite thing about Make park appealing to all ages GBHS homecoming is sitting on a block of ice for two hours. As a family, we have enjoyed where so many precious 2007, you know!” CO-PUBLISHERS: Tiger Point Recreation Park for VIEWPOINT moments are spent and chil- Lisa Newell three years now since moving By Alessandra Kellermann dren’s memories are made for a -Liz Bohannon Victoria Papajohn back to this lovely area with and family lifetime. This is where our Pensacola Beach incredible schools and quality Gulf Breeze healthy lifestyles are preserved EDITOR: B.J. Davis of life. As a disabled mom, we include automatic flushing like and our children make friends; use this wonderful park by our other parks we found along develop physically and emo- SPORTS EDITOR: home frequently whether it is Hwy 98. We need covered trash tionally; spend quality family Jason Thompson for picnics, soccer, baseball, receptacles and increased care time away from the video scouting events, biking or of these issues to avoid the reg- games and television; de-stress STAFF WRITER: rollerblading for my son Ed. ular overflowing of trash, just and gain self-confidence. As a Franklin Hayes This week I learned how for starters. Then let’s get our developmental specialist and many others love and care about soccer nets and stands more counselor as well as a mom, this ADVERTISING SALES: the future of this park as well. durable and make the invest- park is ideal and just needs to be Robyn Philips After acquiring over 100 signa- ment so we are not constantly preserved and invested in with “Wearing a toga. The pep Pam Randall tures in just a couple of days, I replacing them! Adding play- activities and equipment which rallies are a lot of fun too.” submitted a petition to our dear ground equipment that looks can last the next 10-20 years as OFFICE MANAGER: Commissioner Broxson and our aesthetically pleasing, that is our children grow. As head of a -Dana Teschel Karen Murphy Tiger Point Board led by Tom more safe and durable and that military organization, this is Gulf Breeze Dorsey, to give our park a thor- covers all ages was a huge where many military families GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: ough overhaul. Our wishes are request along with a skating spend time during long deploy- simple and yet will increase the ramp area for the teens. ments and when their heroes Nikola Stamenkovich, Art Director We included the beautiful Katie Killen value of the homes and area return home. It’s time folks. Our because this park is used most photos of other parks along the children will thank us. same highway including CONTRIBUTORS: of any parks along Hwy. 98 and Let’s make this happen. certainly in Gulf Breeze. Shoreline, Mary Esther and Fort Come and ask me when this will Betty Archer Allen Walton Beach. It’s time folks T. “Bubba” Bechtol We need new soft metal happen as their excitement for a durable park benches and invest in this park and the fami- Bette Boyle new improved park is bubbling updated toilet facilities to lies all seem to agree! This is over! “The class competition Chuck Randle because the seniors make Grant Corbin everyone bow down.” Paul Stefon Kids are always the victims Since I don’t have any chil- -Rachael Estess Member: dren yet, I sometimes I feel as Gulf Breeze Florida Press Association though I am talking out of turn when it comes to child preda- From t he National Newspaper Assn. tors and sex offenders. After Gulf Breeze Area Chamber the recent incident where a Edit or’s Desk of Commerce (“2003 Small man approached a child at an Business of the Year”) area park and asked the child B.J. Davis Pensacola Beach Chamber to come home with him, my opinion has changed. of Commerce Let’s play devil’s advocate: Pensacola Chamber ing whether or not your neigh- being watched and listened to you are living in your home, bor is a registered sex offend- by a neighbor of the daughter. of Commerce one in which you may have “When the seniors own the er, you need to become Later, the neighbor juniors at the pep rally.” Navarre Tourist lived all your life. You’re set- informed. Check out the web approached my co-worker and Development Council tled; you know your neighbors pageinformed her of the conversa- and you definitely call this http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/ tion between her daughter and place “home.” One day, while -Brandi Majewski offender/. The site also lists me. Naturally, my casual Gulf Breeze LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze sitting in your home, a visitor ways to determine what forms questions about her riding the News welcomes your opinion. rings the doorbell and intro- of protection are needed to bus raised some red flags with We reserve the right to edit a duces himself to you as the ensure your children are safe. the neighbor. My intention letter to fit space available. We new neighbor — and a regis- Maybe it’s time to be a little was to get the inside scoop on do not accept letters containing tered sex offender. Certainly paranoid. I know that my bus overcrowding, but the a personal attack on any indi- this scenario would be uncom- friends with children will tell neighbor, who was unaware of vidual. Letters must be limited fortable for both parties. you they have no problem pro- my current intent and our to one per month from an indi- I searched through the filing a strange individual familiarity, did the right thing vidual writer. If we receive form Santa Rosa Sheriff’s looming about public parks or by addressing her mother. letters, we will print only the first Department website of regis- “Because the seniors domi- one we receive. Include your any suspicious behavior that Though I was almost accused tered sex offenders in my would put their flesh and of predatory actions, it was nate! ’07 bow down!” name, address and daytime neighborhood and found sev- phone number. blood in danger. proper precaution because the eral. To be perfectly honest, At a community picnic a kids are always the biggest this doesn’t necessarily bother few months ago, I was chat- victims when the threat is real. -Julie Potomski CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze me, but I’m uncertain if my ting with a co-worker’s mid- I applaud the efforts of a Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy next-door neighbors with the dle-school aged daughter. concerned neighbor and any and wants to hear from you if we 4-year-old son know about the Since I’ve known her and her extra eyes scanning the neigh- need to make a correction or offenders. I’m beginning to mother for nearly a year, I did- borhood to keep our children clarification. find myself wondering if par- n’t think twice about holding a safe. When I do have children, Please email us at ents are truly aware of the conversation with the preco- I hope to have neighbors as [email protected] potential dangers of these cious 11-year-old. concerned with my child’s with the subject line predators. If you are wonder- CORRECTION or Unbeknownst to me, I was well being. CLARIFICATION. Or, call (850) 932-8986 during office hours and ask for A great big congratulations pouring your hearts into five years news or sports departments. I just wanted to send you News, but thank you for dedi- a vital, important, connecting girls a great big congrats on cating more than your time role in our community. Gulf Breeze News is published LETTERS TO Thank you for the hitting the five year marker. I and publishing skills to our I know it's been a lot of weekly on Thursdays for $30 announcement per year by Gulf Breeze News know you two have poured community. THE EDITOR very hard work and dedication Publishing, Inc. Periodical your hearts into the paper and So again, congratulations on the part of your families, Just a quick note to say postage paid at Gulf Breeze, you have ended up with a and good luck! your youth, and your thanks. I picked up several beautiful community forum Natalie Pipchinski lives.....but know that it's Florida. USPS # 021819. copies of today’s paper and Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- that is above and beyond what Gulf Breeze appreciated. tions. POSTMASTER: Please Gulf Breeze and the beach Hard work and Again, I'm so sorry I the [engagement] announce- send address changes to need! Happy Birthday missed the open house. ment looked fabulous. Tell all dedication shows Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box I love that I was a part of Congrats on your Birthday! See you at Dolphin Stadium involved “thank you.” 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. the Gulf Breeze News adven- Cheers, I enjoyed the article in the on Friday night. Lisa Goodwin All content is copyrighted ture. And thank you for not Shelley W. Johnson Gulf Breeze News about the Fondly, formation of the paper. You 2006. Advertising rates are only letting me be a part of the Gulf Coast's Biker News Shawn M. 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TALK: SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. Library to host fall book sale Specializing in: Continued from page 5A Microincision Cataract Surgery ● Over 20,000 implants performed Popcorn balls, jams, beef ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology jerky, and bean soup mixes in Pensacola will be available. Visit www.UllmanEye.com Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Blue Angels Dr. Ullman for their surgery. 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 Chapter of AFCEA (850 ) 208-1900 holds golf tourney Pensacola Florida Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) hosted its seventh annual scholarship golf tour- nament on Saturday October 7 at the Solutia Golf Club, Cantonment. “The course was in great Fall into Fashion! shape and everyone enjoyed New Arrivals Daily Submitted Photo the opportunity to play From left, David Bailey, City of Pensacola; Bryan Clark, Snapper Smack; Jeni Bailey, Birdwell New Shipment of Ladybug Blessings Solutia,” said Chuck Staton, Photography and Multimedia (BPM Inc.); Kelley Bradley, Pace Communications; William S. Come see our BugCatcherz V.P. fundraising, AFCEA Blue Wirth, Pensacola Little Theater and Tad Ihns, Avalex. Angels Pensacola Chapter. Proceeds from the event rich history. Most people tion for the past 14 years as and state-certified floral design ● will be used to support the already know this but now well as running the Santa instructor, will dazzle the class M - F 10AM - 6 PM SAT 10 AM - 5 PM Chapter’s Scholarship and they have the opportunity to Rosa County Bureau for a with her skills and wit. Harbourtown ● Suite 27 Awards Fund. Cash donations share this knowledge with a year. Originally from Beginners welcomed, no previ- (850) 934-0492 913 G. B . Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL can be made directly to this global audience. The area is Oklahoma, she spent 32 years ous experience in floral design Fund. Last year’s proceeds increasing the business cli- in Ohio, where she worked for is necessary. will be used to provide $1,000 mate and economic growth several newspapers, before scholarships each to local stu- and becoming one of the most moving to Pensacola. She is a Friends of the dents from PJC and UWF. livable places. widow with three children, Library fall book “The chapter would like to Many local entrepreneurs including a son in Iraq, and thank all of their sponsors, and marketing representatives five grandchildren. sale Saturday recognize everyone who par- were in attendance and should Mark Miller’s newly pub- Friends of the Gulf Breeze ticipated, and thank all who be commended for assisting lished book, “Chasing Faith” Library will hold their Fall helped to organize the event,” the Pensacola Bay Area will also be available. It tells Book Sale on Saturday said Robyn Philips, President accomplishments. the story of Cara, a good October 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 Blue Angels Pensacola For some time, area leaders Catholic school girl who p.m. at the Gulf Breeze AFCEA Chapter. A few of our have encouraged visitors to begins to question her way of Library at 1060 Shoreline faithful contributors were come play, shop, eat, vacation life when her mother dies Drive. There will be special Pete Marshall of Pete Moore and live here. US AirWays from a drug overdose. The members of the Friends of the Kitchen Essentials with his annual opportunity to Magazine and Pace book may also be purchased Gulf Breeze Friends Library Restaurant-Quality Cookware & Serving-ware win a “new car” on a hole-n- Communications should be via www.trentsprints.com. preview sale on October 20 Across from The Zoo, next to Sylvan Learning Center one; Charles Green represent- applauded for this informa- All ages are welcome to from 5 to 7 p.m. If you have Any purchase of $25 or more ing Middle Atlantic Products questions call 932-5166. $ 00 tive piece about the Pensacola attend. Have a great day! (with this ad) with a Plantonics Wireless Bay Area. Check it out as you Nancy Forester 936-6889. 5. off 916-2881 Headset System; Tim Calhoun travel somewhere this fall. of Wal-Mart Super Center on Contact: Deborah Roche Navarre Garden Blue Angel Parkway for his Email: [email protected]. many various fun prizes and Club John H. Childs, Jr., PGA South Santa Rosa Navarre Garden Club’s “Fun General Manager and Head Writers Group with Flowers’ class - Celebrate Golf Professional, and his Fall” event will be held on Claudine Kriss, a local helpful and courteous staff for Saturday, October 28 from 9- columnist, will be joining the a Mickelson Callaway Bag noon, at St. Augustine’s South Santa Rosa Writers and Head Covers. Episcopal Church on Hwy. 98, Group on October 24 at 6:30 Philips also said. “We are Navarre. For just $20, learn p.m. at the St. Augustine’s only able to increase the how to make a professional Church Hall in Navarre on amount of prizes, players, and floral design to enjoy in your Highway 98. Admission is therefore scholarship funds own home. $20fee includes free. In her talk entitled “How raised each year due to these lecture, demonstrations, sup- I became a journalist and and other very generous spon- plies and a hands-on work- where it has taken me,” Kriss sors!” For more information shop. At noon, a delicious lun- will share her secrets about a please visit the organizations cheon will be served for just career that did not start in the website at: $5. traditional manner. Kriss has www.afceapns.org. 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BY FRANKLIN HAYES approximately $1.2 million to ty of the project should be fund- sioner added that the final sec- Beach bridge and causeway, Gulf Breeze News improve nearly 1.7 miles of the ed by state grants, many of tion for the loop would be the they also received $4 million for [email protected] Navarre Beach corridor, and an which are weighted and roadway between Pensacola maintenance. The NBBC plan undetermined amount for curb- approved by a point system. Beach and Navarre Beach. asks for $250,000 of that fund- The Navarre Beach ing and parking, committee “You get more points if you The NBBC plan outlines the ing for landscaping. Beautification Committee chairman John Conner said. The have community support,” said following funding: The remaining majority of (NBBC) is one step closer to committee looks to enhance the county transportation planner $300,000 for bike lanes funding will be supplied in the improving the aesthetics of the causeway that connects Santa Nancy Model. $650,000 for landscaping form of grants and the NBBC’s The trip island’s entrance as the board of Rosa Island to Highway 98. In addition to the communi- $200,000 for decking plan asks Santa Rosa County to county commissioners agreed to “If we’re going to do some- ty’s contributions, $300,000 in $16,000 for benches and pay for paved parking and street help them secure funding for the thing, we want to do it right now grant funding has already been trash cans side curbs out of pocket. to Vegas project. The county commission and we want it to be impres- collected for bike lanes. $62,000 for a sprinkler sys- “To make this nice now and moved to draft a transportation sive,” Conner said. “The bike lanes there will tem keep it nice, we need some kind Well, ’Lishous and I left enhancement grant application The NBBC has already col- help complete that 40-mile loop $47,000 for design and engi- of deterrent,” Conner said. Santa Rosa The Beautiful on for $275,000. lected $50,000 from beach resi- [around Santa Rosa Sound],” neering The first grant application is the morning of Oct. 6th headed The NBBC’s plan calls for dents and is looking for $75,000 said County Commissioner When the county decided to due in May. for the city of Hot Springs, more for landscaping. A majori- Gordon Goodin. The commis- take possession of the Navarre Ark, and then Las Vegas, where I will be performing at the Sahara Hotel on the Strip $100,000 for the next 10 weeks, six shows a week. We decided to drive. extra If you ever really want to get to know someone, take a Turtle-friendly trip with them. I learned that many years ago, but it is still lights cost SRIA true today. ’Lishous is a great BY PAM BRANNON traveling partner. She is the co- Special to Gulf Breeze News pilot. She is the maker of [email protected] turkey sandwiches and the giver of all cold drinks from Ft. Pickens Road is getting new the cooler. She is the one that lighting. But to make the turtles makes the trip worth taking. happy, it will cost the Island Yeah sure! Authority $100,000 more than they She never said a word until originally budgeted. we hit the Mississippi state The Santa Rosa Island Authority line, as she was asleep from (SRIA) has been trying to choose the early start and conked out new lighting for Ft. Pickens Road, as soon as I started the car. which is being rebuilt after the hur- That was fine, but when she ricanes. The board had asked the woke up she wanted to know staff to find something more attrac- where we were and I told her tive than the plain gray straight we were in Vermont, she said, poles they had introduced last meet- “Good we are making good ing. So this week the board saw time,” and fell back to sleep. photos of lights with ‘skirts’ on the When we hit the Louisiana bottom of each light. line near Vicksburg, Miss., she “The original budget for replace- woke up again and wanted to ment lighting was $250,000,” go to the bathroom. I stopped explained staff member Debbie and she came back to the car Norton. “But that was when we did- and told me about the need for n’t know we were required to have cleaner bathrooms on inter- ‘turtle-friendly’ lighting. That will states for the next five hours. raise the cost a minimum of We arrived in Hot Springs Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News $300,000 - $350,000. But the Fish Local contestants in the Emerald Coast Idol competition are Kayla Goliwas, Maddie Mateer, Michelle Burton, Kendall to do my show with Lonestar and Wildlife department has offered Parrett and Derik Lawson. All are competing at the junior level, which will be at the 1 p.m. matinee November 11 at the at the Freedom Fest to honor some funds to help with the cost.” Saenger Theatre in Pensacola. To vote for your favorite idol contestant, you must purchase a ticket and be present. our veterans. But if the board chooses the skirt- Hot Springs is a beautiful ed lights, then the price goes up to little town with a bad political between $350,000 and $400,000. problem. Bill Clinton spent his “You also have to decide, do you boyhood years there and we Beach resident, four Breezers just want to light the bike path, or couldn’t find one person that the whole road,” Norton said. “The was proud of that fact. Not skirted lights would only light the ONE! But, then I understand, compete for ‘Emerald Coast Idol’ bike path, and there are regulations I grew up in Fountainebleau, that say if you light the bike path Miss. and no one there has BY FRANKLIN HAYES auditions, a panel of judges and a live Beach areas. The Emerald Coast Junior you cannot allow any light to bleed ever congratulated me for that! Gulf Breeze News elimination show, but is run independent- Idol contestants from Gulf Breeze are: into the roadway. But if you want to We left for the 22-hour [email protected] ly by Pensacola resident Rachael Morgan. Kendall Parrett, 9 years old, attends light the road, then we need to use drive for Las Vegas the next The 41 contestants have been whittled Oriole Beach Elementary School; Kayla the other lights, not the skirted day and ‘Lishous took over Every person has a different interpre- down from a pool of a couple hundred Goliwas, 15 years old, attends Gulf lights.” and drove for 38 minutes. I tation of the American dream. For some, applicants through a grueling series of Breeze High School; Michelle Burton, 16 The board voted to use the skirt- nearly kicked out the floor- their proverbial piece of the American pie auditions, and have been separated into years old, attends Pensacola Junior ed lights and only light the bike board on the passenger side is embodied in a simple homestead, two categories: Junior and Adult. Each of College and Derik Lawson, 15 years old, path. The issue of lighting the medi- reaching for my imaginary steady career and loving family. For oth- the finalists will be featured on a compi- attends Gulf Breeze High School. They an of Via de Luna was raised, and brake. I ripped off the door ers, true self-actualization is found only lation CD that will be available locally. are joined by their friend from the island, the board passed a motion to inves- handle and broke the console in musical stardom and life in the spot- Music stores such as Harris Music and Maddie Mateer, 9 years old, who attends tigate what it would cost to use the on my side trying to help her light. Sound and Tringas Music will carry the Pensacola Beach Elementary School. same skirted lighting down the miss large objects in the high- Locally, 41 aspiring performers are CD that will feature each performer indi- The five locals and their fellow com- median of Via de Luna. way. She has a “heavy foot” so hoping to have their careers kindled by vidually. petitors will face stiff competition during I discovered that my Escalade the first annual Emerald Coast Idol com- Five of the Junior Idol finalists hoping the finale show Nov. 11 at the Saenger will do 166 mph up a hill. I petition. The contest mimics the always- to impress audiences and judges alike are Theatre in Pensacola from the likes of See IDOL never knew that. popular American Idol with preliminary from the Gulf Breeze and Pensacola , Page 2B6 ’Vette show We passed a Highway Patrol officer in New Mexico this Saturday that just gave up and waved Though imperfect, we seek perfection Is life really a ’Vette on the her on. He knew he couldn’t The story is told of Mulla Nasrudin attain, and just when we beach? Find out Saturday as the catch her I guess. I took over who was sitting in a tea shop one day think we have accomplished Miracle Strip Corvette Club of again in Arizona and drove all when a friend came to speak with him. it, something often comes in Pensacola hosts its annual ‘Life’s a night. He said, “I am about to get married, to the picture to show us Vette’ at the Beach’ Corvette Show We arrived at the Hoover Mulla! I am very excited! Tell me, how imperfect we are. at Pensacola Beach. The show is Dam and had to be inspected Mulla, have you ever thought about However, there is no rea- free and open to the public. for terrorism. Just like the air- getting married yourself?” son to give up, for in reach- There will be more than 100 port, but I understand. We live Nasrudin said, “When I was ing for perfection, wonder- Corvettes, from the 1950s through in a different world now and younger, I used to think about it all the ful experiences and insights 2006 on display in the Casino Beach that is a lot of water behind time. I very much wanted to get mar- may be discovered. parking lot under the Beach Ball. that very large dam. ly deep, graceful, beautiful in every ried; but I decided to wait for the perfect An early theologian spoke of perfec- It’s still possible to register to When we topped the dam respect, generous and at home in the woman. So I traveled to Damascus and tion in two ways: a – when a thing is per- show a car. Trophies will be present- we could see Las Vegas. It was world; and we got along very well!” there I met a beautiful woman who was fect in itself; and b – when it perfectly ed at 3 p.m. Proceeds will benefit still 30 miles away, but it lit up His friend asked, “And did you marry gracious and kind and deeply spiritual; serves its purpose. Both are difficult, but Covenant Hospice. the night sky like the 4th of her?” And Nasrudin, shaking his head but she had no worldly knowledge. So I again, worth making the effort. There For additional information visit July. The billions of lights in said, “Alas, she was, unfortunately, look- traveled further; and in Isphahan I met a may be one, but I’ve never seen a book our web site at www.miraclestrip- that town make the Northern ing for the perfect man.” woman who was both spiritual and with the title, “Perfection: How I Attained corvetteclub.com or email Rick Lights look like a single Many have been disappointed in not worldly, beautiful in many ways, but we it.” Gordon at [email protected] sparkler against the Atom finding the perfect spouse; or job; or did not communicate very well. Finally, I If we can acknowledge that we are or call him at: (850)492-7874 or Bomb! You don’t need a map house; or community; or anything else for went to Cairo and, there, after much always in the “becoming stage,” perhaps email Diane at [email protected] that matter. Perfection is difficult to See RIDE, Page 2B6 searching, I found her: she was spiritual- it can be a wonderful journey. or call her at: (850)455-5675.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 19, 2006 3B Business Gulf Breeze NEWS Designers to display fall fashion at Jewelers Trade Shop Life is full of flavor and so wish list is back just in time to Since it’s beginning in is fashion. Jewelry lovers are help loved ones find that per- 1956, Jewelers Trade Shop has encouraged to see the latest in fect gift. Simply fill out your earned its place as Pensacola’s jewelry for a tasty season wish list while you shop - and premier jewelry store. It now filled with style and add some “Santa” will easily find the offers one of the largest and flavor to a fall wardrobe at items topping your holiday most unique selections of fine Jewelers Trade Shop on list. jewelry in the area including, Tuesday, Nov. 7. Participants Just finished last year, Rolex, John Hardy and are also invited to treat them- Roberto Coin Jewelers Trade Shop’s upscale TagHeuer. Just in time for the selves to complimentary wine, store space is reminiscent of holidays, in mid-November hors d’oeuvres and entertain- hand from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. those you might find on Fifth Jewelers Trade Shop will be ment at the store. Jewelers Trade Shop is Ave., but the 50-year-old tradi- the exclusive local retailer for Showcasing exclusive col- proud to host the event along- tion of customer service has John Hardy David Yurman. lections and offering advice side its expanded product line not changed. Jewelers Trade Shop is Mikimoto designers, like those we’ll from the hottest designers, - including world renowned “This event is representa- located at 26 Palafox Street where you can also sign up to have in store, combined with representatives from John designers, custom nautical tive of what we offer,” said across from Global Grill. For receive information about spe- small-town service. It’s a win- Hardy, Mont Blanc, Roberto pieces, as well as a new fine Corbett Davis III, co-owner of more information, visit cials and promotions through- ning combination for our cus- Coin and Mikimoto will be on crystal and giftware section. Jewelers Trade Shop. “Big city www.jewelerstradeshop.com out the year. In addition, the annual holiday tomers.” RJ’s salon in Gulf Breeze LEADING THE WAY offers beauty and pampering Cox’s English promoted Michael Michael is a member of the BY ROBYN PHILIPS RJ Salon Spa English was Florida Public Relations Gulf Breeze News recently Association. [email protected] is located on College promoted Parkway in from Re- Bogan joins Gulf Breeze, offering professional hair search Manderson Group care and styles; massage therapy; mani- Coordinator to Research Donna cures; pedicures; facial care and make-up Bogan has techniques. Specialist English with Cox joined The Salon owners, Ramon Walker and Manderson Jonathan Sullivan moved to Gulf Breeze a Media, the advertising divi- sion of Cox Group as year ago to create a place for clients to client care come and enjoy feeling beautiful. The Communications. In his new role, Michael is responsible manager. salon spa is elegant, classy and affordable Bogan has and something the whole family can enjoy. for providing additional sup- port to Cox Media advertis- more than 26 Bogan Walker grew up in the salon business. years of His parents, Meche and Freddie Walker, ing sales staff by research- ing, interpreting and analyz- management and financial owned salons in Spain, Puerto Rico and service experience, with currently own one in Orlando. ing market information. Previously with Mediacom’s three years of local real “The beauty business must run in the estate and industrial mort- genes. I just never wanted to do anything South Central Division, Michael managed the mar- gage experience. She is a else,” Walker. veteran of the U.S. Air Force Sullivan, originally from Virginia, is the Robyn Philips/Gulf Breeze News keting for digital cable and Ramon’s parents, Mr. Walker and Meche, a World Champion Hair Designer at RJ and earned a bachelor’s salon’s make-up artist and licensed estheti- high speed data products Salon’s Open House with salon owners Ramon Walker & Jonathan Sullivan. before being promoted to degree in resource manage- cian. He was a resident make-up artist for ment from Troy University. Chanel and Clarion Skin Care in Orlando. “I love my profession,” said Sullivan. “I vides the salon spa clients with of options Marketing Analyst, and has have the privilege of teaching people how with care of feet and hands. been in cable for 11 years. 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Armed with his yellow back- Termite & Pest Control pack and a big smile, Abbott seems to be a Above, local artist Betty Shoopman’s portrait reflecting Jason Abbott’s mission of “To The Rescue Since 1977” man on a mission. As he passes through delivering flowers and how his work affects those who receive them. Gulf Breeze, he stops at Flowerama to pur- Gulf Breeze chase a bouquet of flowers. Then he travels er the flowers?” ing Pace’s story. She wondered what she the streets in the community delivering After being home 20 minutes, she went was supposed to do with her gift. 932-9288 ! flowers to the doorsteps of people he does- to retrieve some materials from her car. As Southerland felt it was important to pass it n’t know. Abbott says he prays for God’s she opened her front door, her eyes stum- on. 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St. Ann Catholic Church announces upcoming events HWY 98, 1/2 mile east of Holley By Sea The following is a list of Breeze. Hosted by the Neighbors On Friday, October or Matt Hitpas at 916-0279 or 850.572.5887 events hosted by St. Ann Community of Praise prayer 20, a work crew will travel to email [email protected]. ExitWithMary@ aol.com Cathoic Church. group of St. Ann Parish. For from St. Ann Gulf Breeze to St. ■ RCIA (Rite of Christian more info, contact Gay Corte at Michael’s Parish in Biloxi, Initiation of Adults) sessions 932-4836. Miss. to help with their recov- available Wednesday evenings ■ Baby Shower for Alpha ery from Hurricane Katrina. at 6:30 p.m. at St. Ann Gulf Center: The Ladies of the Volunteers are welcome to join Breeze. Session are open to all Knights of Columbus Council this trip to help several parish those inquiring into entering the 7272 invite you to a “Baby families clean up their proper- Catholic Faith as well as any- Shower” for the Alpha Center ties. Just grab your gloves, one wanting to learn more. For after all Masses on October 14- rakes, shovels, garbage bags, more info: 932-2859 ext. 240. 15 at St. Ann Gulf Breeze. and willing spirit and join us! Women's Study Group meet- Donations of unwrapped gifts Contact John Scott at 939-5151 ings - Come join other women for expectant mothers, newborn if you would like to join the as we discuss John's Gospel. babies, and young toddlers are crew. Unable to make the trip? Meetings are held first and third welcome. Financial contribu- Show your support by offering Thursdays of the month from tions (cash or check payable to financial donations which will 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. in Family Florida Knights of Columbus be used to purchase gift cards Life Center Room 5 at St. Ann Charities, Inc - Helping Life") for St. Michael parish members Gulf Breeze, 100 Daniel Drive. are also welcome. St. Ann also to purchase much-needed Babysitting is provided. For offers gift cards through Scrip household goods for their fami- more info, please contact program that may also be lies. Women's Study Coordinator donated to the Alpha Center. ■ “Real Love & Real Life” Cecilia Hines at 934-6758. See a Scrip representative after Chastity Education for Teens ■ Grab Your Hammers and Mass (4 p.m. Saturday, 8:30 Teens in grades 7 and 8 and par- Help Build a Home: All are a.m., 11 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. ents are invited to take part in invited to join St. Ann Gulf Sunday) or call Mindy Lennon this family-centered chastity Breeze and Our Lady of the at 934-5019. education program on Friday Assumption Mission Pensacola ■ Exercise Your Creativity evening, November 17 and all Beach in building their tenth with Watercolor Classes! The day Saturday, November 18 Habitat for Humanity Home at Hospitality Commission of Our hosted by Family Honor Gulf 8 a.m. on Saturdays, October 7 Lady of the Assumption Coast. Parents and adolescents (groundbreaking and framing), Mission, Pensacola Beach, will will learn to build a better fam- October 14 (trusses and deck- be offering a six-week series of ily life by learning to communi- ing), and October 21 (roofind watercolor classes on cate, anticipate and deal with and siding). The address of the Wednesday mornings from 9 changes. Skits, role play, video home site is 5833 Congress St., a.m. to noon in Hunt Hall clips, small group-breakouts, Gulf Breeze (located off beginning October 18. Sessions parent-child focused time, and America Avenue). Recipients of are $15 per session. For a $10 audience participation make this home are single mother, supply fee, materials will be this a fast-paced and interesting Karen Adams and her two sons, provided for the 6 weeks, or program for both parents and David, age 9 and Joshua, age 6. participants may bring their adolescents. At least one par- For more information, contact own supplies. 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Ministry group to perform at FUMC in Pensacola The group A New Song Chile, South America. God has been working in their International will perform at The members of this group country and the challenges of First United Methodist come from Chile, Hungary being a witness for the Lord. Church at 6 East Wright and Romania. This year's concern theme is Street, Pensacola on Thursday, Garbed in national dress “Greater is He.” October 26 at 7 p.m. and playing traditional musi- This is a free concert and A New Song International cal instruments, the first part all are encouraged to attend is a ministry of Friendship of A New Song’s concert, in International Ministries, an addition to the special singing this cultural music and mis- American-based mission orga- and music, will be sharing sions event. nization in Colorado Springs, about their country and cul- For more information, con- Colo., which works primarily ture. The second half will tact Cheryl Grace at FUMC in Central/Eastern Europe and focus on the tremendous way (850) 432-1434, Ext. 13.

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Performances begin Dec. 16 Pensacola POPS! Nutcracker tickets, dinner launches this weekend ● they will be a bit different from Silver Bullet the original, because they were series presents written for me,” said Carlson. packages on sale Oct. 23 “Some of the arrangements are ‘The Great strikingly beautiful while oth- Over 4,000 patrons experi- beloved Nutcracker. For many packages are available. American ers have a playful quality that enced the tradition of the holiday years, Ballet Pensacola has pre- Packages include one premier makes you smile. They make classic “Pensacola’s Nutcracker” sented Pensacola’s Nutcracker to seat at Pensacola’s Nutcracker Songbook’ me smile every time I perform in 2005. Patrons are encouraged patrons and friends at the and dinner at eat! Saturday, them.” to purchase tickets early this Saenger Theatre. This December 16. Patrons will with vocalist Margaret Carlson is an excit- year as Ballet Pensacola is December, the Pensacola enjoy soup & salad, choice of Margaret ing new voice in contemporary expecting sold-out perfor- Symphony Orchestra and the entrée, and dessert at eat! Enjoy music. Crediting such artists as mances. The tradition begins on Choral Society of Pensacola will an early evening walk just down Carlson Cleo Laine, Judy Garland, December 16 with a truncated once again join Ballet Pensacola Palafox to the historic Saenger The Silver Bullet Pensacola Duke Ellington and Chick children’s performance at 10:30 to enchant audiences with three Theatre for the evening perfor- POPS! season launches this Corea as major influences, a.m. followed by the popular performances. mance of Pensacola’s Saturday, October 21, with The Carlson has developed a free- evening performance at 7:30 The Pensacola Symphony Nutcracker. “Dinner and Great American Songbook fea- spirited style all her own. “The p.m. On Sunday, audiences will Orchestra, Maestro Peter Dancing” ticket holders will turing guest vocalist Margaret skit in the second half of the enjoy a matinee performance at Rubardt, and the Choral Society enjoy the best seats in the house Carlson. Carlson has made her show is always a surprise,” she 3 p.m. Ticket prices are $15-$27 of Pensacola will be joining career exploring the timeless says. “It’s a fun evening!” for this holiday performance. and will be on sale at the Ballet Pensacola to bring the classics of Cole Porter, Irving Throughout her lifetime, she “Dinner and dancing” packages Saenger Theatre Box Office and story of Clara and her beloved Berlin and George Gershwin. has relied on her considerable are available for $65 per person at all Ticketmaster locations Nutcracker to life. Ballet Her performance will include talent and ingenuity to cultivate (including by phone at 434- Pensacola’s own Debi Marshall and can be purchased at Ballet such favorites as Somewhere a now-thriving recording 7444) on Monday, October 23. are right around the corner, the will perform as Clara. Joining Pensacola by calling 432-9546. Over the Rainbow, The career. In Downtown Pensacola, Pensacola Community gathers to Ballet Pensacola dancers are Tickets for Pensacola’s Nearness of You, Hello Young The performance begins at 8 when the air is chilly, the lights celebrate a time-honored, classic internationally-renowned pro- Nutcracker For more informa- Lovers, and Night and Day, to p.m. at the Saenger Theatre. are glistening, and the holidays story: the story of Clara and her fessional dancers including Amy tion, please visit www.balletpen- name a few. For ticket information, contact Fote, Thomas Shoemaker, and sacola.com or call Emily “The audience will know the Pensacola Symphony office ‘Sleeping Beauty’ performance Morgan Hulen. Cowan, executive director, at most of the numbers I perform at 435-2533 or www.pensaco with their orchestra, although free to community groups “DINNER AND DANCING” 432-9546. lasymphony.com. Ballet Pensacola will present the classic fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty, at the Saenger Theatre on Thursday, Oct. 26 at 6pm. The Bank of Pensacola one hour performance is designed for patrons of all ages. Ballet Pensacola company dancers will be joined by internationally renowned professional “Community Banking dancers Yumelia Garcia, Markus Schaffer, Richard Steinert, and Morgan Powerfully Connected” Hulen. All tickets are $5, general admission, and will be on sale the Retail Services Commercial Services evening of the performance in FREE group tickets. the Saenger Theatre lobby. All More information can be community groups are asked to found at www.balletpensaco- Lending Service Mortgage Services call Ballet Pensacola at 432- la.com or by calling Ballet 9546 to make reservations to Pensacola at 432-9546. Private Client Services Insurance Services A&E BRIEFS Visit your neighborhood branch Barbella’s Gallery “Brascape II” with its mother- (11 branches to serve you) announces of-pearl buttons and multitude of beads, and Ens's diptych ‘Women’s Armor’ Blanc I and II, which earned Garden Street - Romana Street - Cordova - Ninth Avenue - Blue Angel show the Judge’s Choice award. Town & Country - Nine Mile Road - Pine Forest - Pace - Gulf Breeze - Tiger Point Mixed media artists Deb Chinery’s and Ens’s works jive Chinery and Suzanne Ens dis- and complement each other in COMING SOON in 2007 play their panoply of women’s this intriguing and sometimes Pace (5 Points) and Navarre decorative, ceremonial and/or amusing perspective of women protective attire in the exhibit and their cultural armor. Bods & Bodices: Visions of Member FDIC 850-436-7800 Women’s Armor, a Panoply at Barbella’s, 210 Church St. in Barbella’s Gallery & Studio the Seville area, 380-0864. Oct. 27 through Dec. 14. 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We have wanted to Role Models, 6-10 p.m. Karaoke, 10 p.m. move into the country genre and we are delighted to release Woody as our first. We believe we are launching a Superstar.” Submitted Photo The excitement of the Gulf Breeze High School alum Woody Bradshaw celebrates GULF his record contract with Primoris Records/Universal Music OPEN DAILY evening grew as Woody capti- BREEZE Group. CINEMA 4 12:30 pm vated the audience with his Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 unique sound, raw moves, good children and education. This spirit who shoots a grin at the (850) 934-3332 Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 looks and communication/con- event was to benefit the BBWG challenges life can bring. Other Monster House 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit FeaturingFEATURING ! nection with the audience. He Scholarship Fund. 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South Park Life With Saturday the murder of The Wed- Real World- The Ultimate Blue NBA Presea- Law & Order: :00 “Masquerade” Grasp” (N) ’ Roadshow Kovac” (N) ’ (N) (CC) (CC) Derek (CC) Night Live ’ ding Date Road Rules Fighter (N) ’ Streak (1999) son Basket- Criminal In- ’ his father. 9 :30 (N) (CC) (CC) “Tampa, FL” (CC) Whose Line? Drawn To- Phil of the Fu- (CC) SportsCenter Flag-Fathers (CC) (2005) Debra Parental Con- (PA) Martin ball Los Ange- tent (CC) (CC) gether (CC) ture ’ (Live) (CC) Messing, Amy trol ’ Lawrence. les Clippers at ’ “The Adams. Thief tries to Los Angeles News News Nova News News Cold Case The 700 Club Daily Show Zack & Cody E! News Real Sex Xtra Will & Grace (CC) Two-A-Days TNA iMPACT! retrieve a Lakers. 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True Holly- ball West Vir- “Refugees” ’ Extraordinary White Palace Life ’ Scene Inves- Queens ’ Trace “Check Special Vic- 7 :30 (Season Pre- Grave Matter” NOW “Who Meet Your ’ (CC) (1999) Bruce The Colbert (2006, Come- wood Story ’ ginia at Con- (CC) Women (1990, Ro- My Super tigation ’ The King of Your Head” ’ tims Unit miere) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Pays for Amer- New Mommy Willis. A child Report dy) Sara Pax- (CC) necticut. (Live) (2006) (CC) mance) Susan Sweet 16 ’ (CC) Queens ’ (CC) “Runaway” Orthodox Jew- psychologist ton, Lucas (CC) Sarandon, Men in Trees Close to ica’s Elec- Las Vegas CSI: Miami Chappelle’s House of The Wire “Al- ››› Steel My Super CSI: Crime ››› Charlie’s ››› Charlie’s Dateline NBC tions?” (N) ish traditions, ’ counsels a boy Grabeel. Pre- ’ James Spader. ’ :00 “Ladies Frist” Home “Lega- “Father of the “Tinder Box” Show ’ Carters liances” Magnolias ’ Sweet 16 Scene Inves- Angels (2000, Angels (2000, “To Catch a (N) ’ (CC) cy” (N) ’ (CC) raccoon hunt- Bride Redux” (CC) who can see miere. (CC) (CC) (1989) Sally (CC) ’ Action) (PA) Action) Predator” ’ 8 :30 PJC Today ing. (CC) dead people. South Park House of My Super tigation (CC) (CC) Carters Field, Dolly Sweet 16 ’ (CC) Cameron Diaz, Cameron Diaz, (CC) (CC) Parton. Six Drew Barry- Drew Barry- 20/20 (CC) NUMB3RS Remaking News Law & Order CSI: Miami The Bob & Hannah Mon- The Soup (N) The Wire ›› Doom My Super Viva Baseball “Traffic” (iTV) “Public Service “Body Count” ’ “Margin of Er- iron-willed (2005) The ’ The influence more. Pre- more, Lucy :00 American Tom Comedy tana women gather Sweet 16 miere. (CC) Liu. Premiere. 9 :30 (N) ’ (CC) Medicine Homicide” (N) ’ (CC) Whose Line? Tour (CC) Zack & Cody Handler Show ror” ’ (CC) Rock. 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Saturday, October 21, 2006 ››› Harry 48 Hours The Lawrence (6:30) MLB Dateline NBC Cold Case ›› Scooby- (6:00) Blue Return to Hal- ››› The (6:45) College ›› Just Like (6:00) The ››› War of Yo Momma ’ Ultimate ››› Charlie’s ›››› Ameri- Law & Order: :00 Potter and Mystery ’ Welk Show Baseball ’ (CC) Files “Good Doo 2: Mon- Collar Come- loweentown Breakfast Football Geor- Heaven Wives He For- the Worlds Knockouts ’ Angels (2000, can Beauty Special Vic- 7 :30 the Chamber (CC) World Series Samaritan; sters Un- dy Tour: The (2006, Come- Club (1985, gia Tech at (2005) Reese got (2006) (2005, Science Yo Momma ’ Action) (PA) (1999) Kevin tims Unit of Secrets Game 1 -- Gun Shy” leashed Movie dy) Sara Pax- Comedy-Dra- Clemson. Witherspoon. (CC) Fiction) Tom Cameron Diaz, Spacey. Pre- “Name” ’ ’ ’ (2002, Fanta- ››› Teams TBA. (2004) Freddie ton, Lucas ma) Emilio Es- (Live) (CC) Cruise, Dakota Drew Barry- miere. An un- sy) Daniel The Keeping Up (Live) (CC) Kidnapped Cold Case Prinze Jr., Steven Grabeel. ’ tevez, Molly Single White Fanning. ’ Real World -- Ultimate more, Lucy happy hus- Law & Order: :00 Radcliffe. A Bourne Iden- “Number One Files (N) (CC) Sarah Michelle Wright: When (CC) Ringwald. Pre- Female 2: The (CC) Road Rules Knockouts 2 Liu. (CC) band rebels Special Vic- :30 tity (2002) As Time Goes With a Bullet” the Leaves (:45) Lewis Psycho Challenge ’ ’ tims Unit 8 malevolent ’ Gellar. (CC) miere. against his sti- force threatens Matt Damon. By (N) Blow Away Black: Red, (2005) Kristen (CC) fling existence. “Starved” An amnesiac Miller, Allison the students at Are You Be- Law & Order: The First 48 ›› Scooby- Jim Gaffigan: The Replace- Saturday White & ›› Stay Real World- Ultimate ››› Bad Law & Order: Hogwarts. ’ agent is Convenience ’ ’ Screwed ’ Lange. Pre- (2005) Ewan (1995, :00 marked for ing Served? Special Vic- Doo 2: Mon- Beyond the ments Night Live miere. (CC) Road Rules Knockouts 3 Boys Special Vic- 9 :30 (CC) The Vicar of CSI: Miami tims Unit store. (CC) sters Un- Pale (CC) American (CC) (:45) Sports- (:45) ››› McGregor, Two-A-Days ’ Action) (PA) ›››› Ameri- tims Unit death after a “Web” ’ Naomi Watts. Martin “Rockabye” botched hit. ’ Dibley ’ “Camp Fear” leashed Drgn Center (Live) Batman Be- ’ can Beauty ’ (CC) (2004) Freddie (CC) gins (2005, Premiere. ’ Lawrence, Will (1999) Kevin News (CC) Monty Python News American Prinze Jr., Steven Zack & Cody Dr. 90210 Desperate (CC) Two-A-Days Ultimate Smith, Tea Law & Order: :00 Justice “Love Wright: When Dancers opt Action) Christ- Housewives ’ Knockouts 4 Spacey, An- Criminal In- Sarah Michelle ’ Leoni. (CC) :30 (N) ’ Triangle” ’ the Leaves for surgery. ian Bale. ’ (CC) Knockouts nette Bening. tent “Maltese 10 (:35) Extra News Monty Python Mad TV Saturday Gellar. (CC) That’s So (CC) Dangerous Yo Momma (CC) (CC) (CC) Night Live (N) (CC) Blow Away Raven (CC) Passions NY from the UFC. Cross” Sunday, October 22, 2006 Extreme The Amazing Nature Ani- (6:30) MLB Heroes “Don’t Flip This The Initiation (6:00) › Joe Return to Hal- 20 Most Hor- College Foot- ›› Just (6:00) Lethal (6:45) ›› Yo Momma ’ CSI: Crime ››› Charlie’s ››› Some- (6:00) ›› Fi- :00 Makeover: Race 10 (N) ’ mals interact Baseball Look Back” ’ House Project of Sarah Dirt (2001) loweentown rifying Holly- ball South Friends Vows (1999) Heartbreak Scene Inves- Angels (2000, thing’s Gotta nal Destina- 7 :30 Home Edition (CC) with humans. World Series (CC) in Atlanta. (N) (2006, Sus- David Spade. (2006, Come- wood Mur- Florida at (2005) Ryan John Ritter. Ridge (1986, Yo Momma ’ tigation ’ Action) (PA) Give (2003) tion 2 (2003) ’ (CC) ’ Game 2 -- (CC) pense) Jen- (CC) dy) Sara Pax- ders Murders. Cincinnati. Reynolds, Amy (CC) War) Clint (CC) Cameron Diaz, Jack Nichol- (CC) ’ Teams TBA. nifer Tilly, Mika ton, Lucas (N) (Live) (CC) Smart. Pre- Eastwood, ’ Drew Barry- son, Diane ››› Desperate Cold Case Masterpiece Heroes “One Flip This Christopher ’ ’ Deceit (2006, Yo Momma CSI: Crime Dawn of (Live) (CC) ’ Boorem. Pre- Grabeel. miere. (CC) Marsha Ma- more, Lucy Keaton. Pre- :00 Housewives “Saving Sam- Theatre “To Giant Leap” House Historic miere. (CC) Titus’ Norman (CC) Drama) Em- son. ’ (CC) Scene Inves- Liu. (CC) miere. (CC) the Dead 8 :30 “Nice She my” (N) ’ the Ends of (CC) Atlanta house. Rockwell Is (:45) ›› The manuelle Yo Momma ’ tigation (2004) Sarah Ain’t” (N) ’ (CC) the Earth: (CC) Bleeding ’ Island (2005, Chriqui, Matt “Blood Drops” Polley, Ving (CC) Rites of Pas- “Colli- Action) Ewan Long, Luke ››› ››› ››› Rhames. Pre- (:01) Brothers Without a sage” (N) Heroes Flip This The Initiation Phil of the Fu- The Girls Mably. Pre- Jarhead Real World -- CSI: Crime Charlie’s (:05) miere. Milwau- :00 & Sisters Trace “The sion” ’ (CC) House Tight of Sarah ture ’ Next Door McGregor. 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(CC) Law & Order: Squad ’ Dibley ’ (CC) gether (CC) Raven (CC) ders Murders. ’ SVU Monday, October 23, 2006 Wife Swap How I Met Decision Prison Break Deal or No CSI: Miami › Locusts Daily Show ›› Hocus The Soup Countdown Real Time Ja- (6:00) Mom at ›› Stay True Life ’ CSI: Crime Friends ’ Law & Order Law & Order: :00 “Collins/Mat- Your Mother 2006: Before “Dead Fall” (N) Deal (iTV) (N) “Pirated” ’ (2005) Lucy Pocus (1993, son Alexander; Sixteen (2005, Mys- Scene Inves- (CC) “Everybody Special Vic- 7 :30 lock” ’ (CC) The Class (N) You Vote ’ (PA) (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) Lawless. An The Colbert Comedy) Bette House of NFL Football Barney Frank. (2005) Mer- tery) Ewan tigation (CC) Friends ’ Loves Rai- tims Unit (CC) entomologist Report Midler, Sarah Carters New York Gi- ’ cedes Ruehl. 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has his own personal shock to deal with when Delinda Sunday and the team start investigating the murder of a woman (Molly Sims) confesses that she has feelings for Danny (Lauralee Bell, “The Young and the Restless”) who prac- Weekly Best Bets (Josh Duhamel). 8 p.m. on ABC ticed the Caribbean religion called Santeria. Folks start 9 p.m. on CBS Desperate Housewives: Her boyfriend’s back, and wondering if the events are related. there’s gonna be ... competition! As Susan (Teri Hatcher) Tuesday Thursday NUMB3RS: No offense to Los Angelenos, but how tries to help Mike (James Denton) get his memory back, she can you tell the difference between the work of a serial discovers Edie (Nicollette Sheridan) has been feeding him 7 p.m. on NBC 7 p.m. on ABCFAM killer and random acts of road rage? Not even Megan Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride: Be careful what you some memories of her own. Gabrielle (Eva Longoria) tries to Friday Night Lights: Meow! The Panthers are about (Diane Farr) can figure out whether the guy who took make Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira) jealous. And some- to take on their biggest rival, the Tigers, in a game that touch; it could be a twig or the skeleton figure of a young out a father on the freeway is a serial killer or just a woman who was murdered on her wedding day. It’s hard one attempts suicide, but don’t worry; we said “attempts.” could make or break Taylor’s (Kyle Chandler) future as ticked-off driver. She turns to the figuring expert, Charlie coach. Quarterback Ray “Voodoo” Tatum (Aldis Hodge) is to tell the difference. Johnny Depp provides the voice of (David Krumholtz), for insight, but it’s Don (Rob Morrow) 8 p.m. on CBS the hapless stick figure who accidentally pledges himself doing great on the field despite his obnoxious attitude off it, who finds the key clue in the new episode “Traffic.” Cold Case: The good news is, Lilly’s (Kathryn Morris) while rookie Matt (Zach Gilford) looks hopeless. Jason to the deceased. This is a bit of a sticky wicket as he has Saturday witness, an autistic boy (Cole Petersen), has a photograph- (Scott Porter) is feeling hopeless about his recovery until fallen for someone else. ic memory and can’t lie. The bad news: He has a very vivid he gets a wake-up call from his roommate. 7 p.m. on ABC imagination. So solving his parents’ 2003 murder is going to 9:01 p.m. on NBC 9 p.m. on NBC As if Kovac (Goran Visnjic) hadn’t been through Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: Sopho- be tough, even though by cold case standards, it’s still ER: more students Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) and friends Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: We’re not sure enough lately, now he’s being sued. Forest Whitaker warm. The boy’s sister doesn’t share his inability to lie, and Ron and Hermione (Rupert Grint, Emma Watson) inves- how this falls under the jurisdiction of the SVU, which han- (“The Shield”) guest stars in this new lie she did, about his whereabouts the night of the crime. tigate a malevolent threat to their classmates at Hog- Monday dles sex crimes, unless it’s because the perp was upset episode as stroke patient Curtis Ames, warts in this 2002 sequel to “Harry Potter and the Sor- about losing her virginity. She stops taking her psychiatric who is alleging neglect at the hospital. It cerer’s Stone.” Many younger fans found the scarier 7 p.m. on FOX medication and mows down 10 people with her car. The was a while back, and Kovac has trouble tone of this second Hogwarts adventure just a little too Prison Break: Why, yes, Fox is airing something be- controversy over “head meds” is further fueled by a remembering what he did or didn’t do intense for comfort. celebrity’s crusade against them. that day. sides baseball this week, and it’s a doozy of a new episode 8 p.m. on CBS for this hit drama. We have Sucre (Amaury Nolasco) be- Wednesday Friday traying the escapees and making off with the $5 million, Jason Bourne (Matt The Bourne Identity: Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) fighting for her life, and Lincoln 8 p.m. on CBS 8 p.m. on NBC Damon) isn’t having a good day: he’s been Criminal Minds: Kids shouldn’t be watching this show Las Vegas: The season premiere shot, lost his memory and has mysterious as- (Dominic Purcell) walking into what might be a trap in his eagerness to reunited with LJ (Marshall Allman). anyway, but if you don’t want them having nightmares, is called “Father of the Bride Redux,” sassins trying to kill him. Picked up by a fisher- keep them far away from the tube while the new episode but a better title might be “Father of the man, Bourne attempts to work through his 9 p.m. on CBS “The Boogeyman” is on. It finds the profilers investigating a Bride, Duck!” as an armed man’s attack memory loss. He feels like a mild-mannered CSI: Miami: A curse on the CSI lab? Oooh, spooky! In small Texas town where two children have been murdered on Ed (James Caan) sends shockwaves Daniel man, but weapons’ knowledge, martial arts Radcliffe the new episode “Curse of the Coffin,” strange things start in two weeks. Could this be one of those close-knit com- through the casino. Derek (Shawn Christian) and multitudes of passports keep cropping up. happening around the lab when Horatio (David Caruso) munities with a dirty little secret?

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Gulf Breeze Hospital HEALTH BRIEFS Women’s Center to ‘ Create Your Weight’ with Baptist Hospital Baptist Hospital’s Bariatric tenance. uled day: 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 2 with Sacred Heart Hospital. Center presents “Create Your Reservations are requested. p.m. She graduated magna cum host Open House Weight,” an innovative, per- For more information, call Participants MUST RSVP. laude in 1991 from the sonalized, non-surgical weight (850) 434-4080. The cost is $5 per class, or a University of Alabama. She Gulf Breeze Hospital physician radiologists work management program facilitat- series of eight different classes earned her medical degree Women’s Center is hosting an together to provide patients ed by a registered dietitian Classes Available is $25. from the University of South open house Oct. 26 from 4 to 6 with attention, care and infor- using a non-diet approach. A for heart disease Alabama in 1996 and complet- p.m. in suite 203. Awareness of mation needed for early detec- free informational seminar Meadows Joins ed her internship and residency breast cancer and other tion of life-threatening health patients about the program was held be Sacred Heart at the University of South women’s health issues will be conditions. Oct. 17 in Baptist Hospital’s Baptist Hospital Alabama Medical Center, the focus of the celebration. For more information about Heritage Room. Cardiovascular Services is Oncology Group where she also finished a fel- The open house will feature the open house or services at the Studies indicate that an esti- offering Heart Healthy classes Dr. Sherry lowship in hematology and free bone density screenings Women’s Center, call (850) mated 30 percent of U.S. for heart disease patients, fam- Morgan- oncology in 2001. Dr. and free memberships for the 934-2168. adults - over 60 million people ilies and people at risk. Meadows, a Meadows also completed the wellness program Get Healthy - are obese, defined as having a Classes are designed to help board certi- Academic Oncologist Training Pensacola. The first 50 visitors body mass index of 30 or high- individuals understand fied medical Program at the University of will receive a free gift bag and Want to go? er. lifestyle factors that increase oncologist, Wisconsin in Madison, Wis., in all attendees may enjoy refresh- Awareness of Risk for heart disease, dia- the risk of heart disease, help has joined 2002. ments and register to win door Women’s Health betes and certain types of can- reverse the disease and coping Sacred Heart Dr. Meadows has a special prizes. mechanisms. Hospital's Issues Open House cer are greater in individuals ■ interest in treating gastroin- Gulf Breeze Hospital who are over weight by only Oct. 25--Irregular heart- Medical Meadows testinal malignancies and Women’s Center provides a 10 to 20 pounds. Proven beats and cardiac medications Oncology breast cancer, and has exten- variety of diagnostic imaging Gulf Breeze Hospital weight management and Location of all meetings is Group in Pensacola. sive experience in breast can- services, including mammogra- lifestyle programs are critical Baptist Health Care Tower 1, Dr. Meadows is a creden- cer research. For more infor- phy and DEXA scans. Thurs., Oct. 26 in addressing risk factors, and Ste. 103, 1717 N. “E” St. All tialed physician with the M.D. mation, call 416-6933 or visit Registered nurses, support staff, creating individualized sys- classes are offered at three dif- Anderson Physicians Sacred Heart online at radiology technologists and 4 to 6 p.m. tems of personal weight main- ferent times during the sched- Network®, which is affiliated www.sacred-heart.org.

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BENSON Gulf Breeze United Methodist burial will take place at St. Mrs. Ella Louise (Elouise) Church at 10 a.m. Thursday, Ann's Parish Hall. All are wel- “EARPLUG HEARING AIDS” (WITHOUT EXPERIENCING THESE FIRST) Benson, age 92, passed from October 12 with Dr. Tim come to attend. this life October 9, 2006 to be Thompson, Pastor, officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations SIEMENS LIFE “OPEN EAR” DIGITALS with her Lord and Savior and Pallbearers will be members of can be made to St Ann's join her beloved husband, Mark the Jack Thomas Bible Group Catholic Church; The Arthritis YOU MAY NEVER WANT TO PLUG YOUR EARS AGAIN! X. Benson, who preceded her in of the church. Foundation, 8383 N. Davis death March 27, 1994. The Mrs. Benson was buried next Highway, Pensacola FL 32514 WANT TO LOOK AND FEEL LIKE YOU’RE NOT WEARING ANYTHING? Bensons were longtime promi- to her husband, Mark, in Pine or your favorite charity in mem- nent citizens of Gulf Breeze, a Rest Cemetery in Magnolia ory of Stanley. CALL 476-3644 PENSACOLA or 244-0422 FORT WALTON BEACH city they dearly loved. Mark X. Springs, Alabama with Rose Funeral Services are being Benson is established in history Lawn Funeral Home of Gulf handled by ROSE LAWN as the first Postmaster of Gulf Breeze conducting FUNERAL HOME, 2942 Gulf ALL FLORIDA Hearing Aid Centers, Inc. Breeze, a position in which he A special appreciation for the Breeze Pkwy,GB, FL 32563. served a number of years. compassionate care provided We shall all miss Stanley dear- 40th Anniversary Serving Pensacola & NW Florida Mr. and Mrs. Benson were Mrs. Benson go to Covenant ly...... among the organizers and char- Hospice of West Florida ter members of the Gulf Breeze Hospital, Dr. Anita Westafer, OATS United Methodist Church and and to Terri Takacs and staff John P. "Tip" Oats, 81, of Gulf were likewise involved in the and members of Gulf Breeze Breeze, died Wednesday, building of St. Paul United United Methodist Church. September 6, 2006 at Sacred Methodist Church in Midway. Heart Hospital in Pensacola, The Bensons were active in KIJANKA Florida. He is survived by his their church, including Stanley A. Kijanka, 76, of beloved children, Tracy Oats of Elouise's participation in the Gulf Breeze, FL passed away New York City and Jeffrey Oats UMW Women's missionary on Friday, October 6th follow- of Haddonfield, New Jersey, group. ing a valiant battle with heart nephews Jerry Lee Oats of Their Christian service fur- disease. Ransom Canyon, Texas and Paul ther extended to a number of Stan was born in Lowell, D. Miller of Shreveport, organizations in the Pensacola Massachusetts and has been a Louisiana, cousins Elizabeth area, including the Pensacola resident of Gulf Breeze for the Purdy and Terrell Oats of Christian Businessmen's last 46 years. Kingsland, Texas, and sister in Committee on which Mark Stan retired from the United law Bobbie Poer of Slaton, served as Chairman. Also, States Navy, August 1966 after Texas. Elouise belonged to the serving 20 years. In 1991, he Born in Delta County, Texas, Gideons Auxiliary as well as retired from the Teledyne Tip served his country during the Gulf Breeze Woman's Club Corporation of Mobile, WW II, earning the Combat and the Ho & Hum Garden Alabama. Upon retirement, Infantry Badge in service with Club in Gulf Breeze. Stanley and Janice enjoyed the 399th Infantry Division in Mrs. Benson was born in many years of traveling, gar- the Rhineland campaign. Foley, Alabama on April 16, dening and spending special He had a passionate interest in 1914. The couple came to Gulf times with family and friends. the American landscape and over Breeze in 1935 and became an He is preceded in death by the course of his lifetime visited important part of the communi- his parents Sofia and Anthony many of our country's major ty. The Bensons established Kijanka. Brothers; Frederick, parks and landmarks. He will be themselves in Gulf Breeze, Edwin, Edward, Daniel Kijanka remembered by friends and fam- acquiring property on the main and sisters Helen Delmore and ily for his quick wit and curiosi- artery which became the center Tessie Kijanka. ty about a wide range of subjects of business. Prominent then and He leaves behind his loving including history, astronomy and now is the so-called Mark X. and devoted wife of 50 years, international affairs. Benson Complex. Janice; a son, David (Janice)of The funeral service took place The Bensons were much Hillsboro, Oregon; daughters, on Tuesday, September 19, 2006 devoted to each other and pro- Theresa Mepham of Gulf at Calverton National Cemetery vided a good example in the Breeze and Barbara (Earl) in Calverton, New York. The importance of setting a model Bristol of Navarre; grandchil- family requests that in lieu of for the institution of marriage. dren, Charles (Kim) Mepham, flowers memorial contributions Though they had no children Kismet Mepham, Jolene (Matt) be made to Friends of Emerald they maintained a loving exam- Tuski, Jared (Rachel) Coast State Park, 17000 Emerald ple of service to God and the Townsend and two great gran- Coast Parkway, Destin, FL JEANNETTE SHEILA community. In recent years children. He will also be greatly 32541. CHANDLER BISHOP Elouise has enjoyed the compa- missed by his sister, Mildred ny of her two loving cats, (Willie) LaMontagne and their Honey and Stormy. daughters; nephew Mitchell To place an obitu- 554-0611 Mrs. Benson's survivors (Margaret) Kijanka and their include a sister, Florence Steele daughters all of Massachusetts ary free of charge 932-9319 of Warrington and a brother, along with many other family Arthur Finklea and wife Mary and friends. in Gulf Breeze of Portland, Oregon; several Visitation was Thursday, News, nieces and nephews including October 12 at Rose Lawn $50 OFF Virginia Hacker, Katy Sutley, Funeral Home from 6 to 8 p.m. please have the Delois Harold, and James A Mass to celebrate Stanley's Sale of $200 or Leonard from the Pensacola life was at St. Ann's Catholic area; Larry Leonard of Church, 100 Daniel Dr., Gulf funeral home con- Highpoint, N. 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Florida Tech (512). T.J.Jordan (86) and Dax Powers (89) BY JASON THOMPSON Kristen Dorsey lead the Lady Dolphins Stephen Miller (90). WWW.RONNIEMACPOWERTRIP.COM Gulf Breeze News to victory with a 75 for low medalist honors. Catholic, led by Gulf Breeze resident [email protected] Ashleigh Ryals was third overall with a 84, Martin Bunt, won the meet with a 295. Bunt The Lady Dolphins continue their while Courtney Trevino was fourth (91), was the low medalist, making only one EXPOSES CORRUPTION winning streak by winning their fourth and Cori Linville fifth (92). Angela Whidby bogey to finish with a 70. consecutive District 1-A tournament shot a 101. Both girls and boys teams advanced to October 9 at A.C. Read. The boys team was second with a team the Regional Tournament in Panama City at The undefeated Lady Dolphins shot a score of 335. Grant McCormick led GBHS the Hombre Golf Course Tuesday (after the 342, followed by Catholic (441) and West with a 75, followed by Jordan Mitchell (85), News’ deadline). $1000 REWARD Lady Dolphin volleyball looks to get back on track at districts GBHS enters Tuesday. The winner most score a point on serve the rest of Claire Koontz had three digs each. tourney on four- likely played second-seed and the game. Tristan Powers, who Catholic 25-25-25, host team Navarre in the had 16 assists, scored four Lady Dolphins 19-20-11 game losing streak semifinals Wednesday, with a points in that game. Gulf Breeze fought hard in Photos On Location or at Our Studio playoff berth on the line. A kill by Macy Miller, who the first two games before the ✴ BEACH PORTRAITS BY JASON THOMPSON The championship game is had four in the match, cut a Lady Crusaders pulled away for ✴ MAKEOVER PHOTO PARTIES Gulf Breeze News tonight at 7 p.m. Washington is game two deficit to 17-16 a three-game sweep. ● [email protected] 932-7077 637-7946 the top seed. before the Lady Vikings went Crooke, Miller and Tabatha Fort Walton Beach 25-25-25, VanDeWalle, the team’s only Rhonda Randazzo - Photographer/Owner The Gulf Breeze Lady on an 8-1 run to end the game. [email protected] Dolphin volleyball team entered Lady Dolphins 23-17-21 A pair of Lacie Brothers aces seniors, were honored in a 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway ● Harbourtown - Suite 22 this week's District 1-4A Gulf Breeze let a 22-15 game got Gulf Breeze to within two ceremony before the match started. Tournament on a four-game one lead slip as the Lady (11-9) in game three, only for When the match did start, it losing streak. Vikings beat the Lady Dolphins Fort Walton to score the next was a seesaw affair early, until a The third seeded Lady for the second consecutive year. five points. GBHS serving error, followed Dolphins (14-8 as of press time) Two serves by Claire Koontz Celia Eddy had 14 kills in the by five straight Catholic points faced sixth-seed Milton in the gave Gulf Breeze a 22-15 lead, loss, along with seven blocks. put the game out of reach. opening round game on but the Lady Dolphins wouldn't Miller, Mary Kate Crooke and Neither team led by more than three points in the second game until the Lady Crusaders scored the final three points. Eddy, who had eight kills, three digs and three blocks, scored a point on serve for an 8-5 lead, but Catholic would get a sideout See VBall, Page 3C 6 PROPERTY APPRAISALS Greg Papajohn Licensed and Insured Cell: 712-0187 State Certified Residential RD5986 Fax.: 932-8794 gbafitness.com Fall into Fitness! 10 years doing it better! ● Yoga ● Pilates ● Aerobics ● Cycling ● Cardio Theater ● Weights/ Machines ● Tanning

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For more informa- massage therapy demos, free tion, please call Nevin Shaffer yoga, tai chi and nia classes, a VOLLEYBALL: GBHS honors seniors at 934-4124 or 450-5917. cardio challenge, bench week, fitness drink sampling nights Sunday Tennis Fun and daily raffles for Continued from Page 2C Miller had five and Bridget memberships and super door Randall four kills and eight Bunch hours to prize giveaways with light before three straight serves digs. VanDeWalle and Powers switch Oct. 29 Hors d’Oeuvres each night. from Gulf Breeze resident both had five digs. The Sunday Tennis Fun Chip’s will be open to the Samantha Freeman put the Fort Walton JV 25-27, Bunch at Shoreline Park will Lady Dolphins 23-25 public the whole week and Lady Crusaders ahead to stay. revert to their fall/winter hours Gulf Breeze (15-6) staved off anyone wanting to workout and Catholic scored the first six at 1 p.m. starting Oct. 29. three match points in the second try the wonderful facilities can points of game three and were Players of all ages and skill game before Fort Walton do so at absolutely no change. never threatened. levels are encouraged to play. prevailed. Kelly Hayes scored Feel free to bring family Miller had four kills, four Play is free of charge - just 14 points on serve, while Robyn members and friends as during digs and a pair of blocks, while bring a can of tennis balls. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze Sports Association’s football program went 4-4 in their final regular season home games Saturday at Shoreline Park. Cantonment 7, GBSA Mighty Mites 0 Information on this game was unavailable at press time. Blue Mini Mites 44, Cantonment 0 Matthew deMahy scored two touchdowns to lead Gulf Breeze to a lopsided win over Cantonment. deMahy’s first score came on a 60-yard kickoff return in the opening play of the game. Adam Colston’s kicked the two- point extra point. Jace Amberson followed with a 29-yard touchdown run. The try for two failed, leaving the score 14-0. Parker Baynes’ 25-yard Submitted Photo touchdown run, followed by Nice catch Colston’s two-point kick, made it Max Kirchgessner, second grader at Gulf Breeze Elementary School, recently caught his first 22-0. Daniel Harris followed with King Mackerel. Also pictured is proud father, Doug Kirchgessner. a 10-yard touchdown run, with Colston’s kick making it a running clock on the 30-point mercy rule. deMahy scored on a fumble recovery in the second half, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News returning it 50 yards for the score. Who said girls can’t play? Colston ran in the extra point. These Pros Know! Haley Bohannon looks for a referee to hand the ball to after These Pros Know! Julian Gordon led the scoring her first ever touchdown in the Blue Midgets’ win over defense, recording a safety. Cantonment Saturday. Bohannon, a seventh-grader at Gulf Why doesn’t Florida have the Hasn’t everything that can be invented already been invented? Bradley Proctor and T.J. Durst Breeze Middle, also recovered a fumble, caught two passes Q Losers-Pay Rule? Q had interceptions in the win. and made a touchdown-saving tackle. Cantonment 30, GBSA White Mites 0 Terence A Gross Personal Injury Lawyer Nevin Shaffer The Cowboys used a late 917 N. 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Nonetheless, the written offer after you have filed suit and you number of combinations of these ingredients is Landon Godwin, Zach receive twenty-five percent less, then you- the endless and so long as they are useful, new and Matthews, Jacob Kubik and injured party, could be exposed to paying the non-obvious improvements on re-existing technology, they are patentable!” Peyton Hoover led the defense insurance company’s attorney’s fees and for Gulf Breeze. costs.” Visit my website at www.nevinshaffer.com to download the first chapter of my new book; “How Blue Mites 30, Cantonment 0 to Protect Your Great Ideas for Free” to learn more! Four different Dolphins You can join “These Pros Know” in this spot and support your Gulf Breeze Community sports coverage found the end zone as they kept in the thick of the playoff race THESE ADVERTISERS SUPPORT with a blowout win Saturday. GULF BREEZE SPORTS AND SCHOOL COVERAGE Michael Hawkins started the scoring with a one-yard run with 1:11 left in the first half. Chandler Foxworth kicked the two-point extra point. Foxworth later recovered a fumble on an onside kick, leading to a 20- yard touchdown run by Austin DeWees. Foxworth’s two-point extra point made it 16-0. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News A fourth down tackle by Time for a shower Connor Crooke led to a two-yard Juniors coach Jim Yates gets the Gatorade shower after their touchdown run by Brock 16-13 win over Cantonment. Barberi. Foxworth’s kick made it 24-0. A high punt snap went out of The Dolphins went on a long Crooke then recovered a fum- the Cantonment end zone for a drive of their own. Ben Sellers’ ble, which two plays later, led to a safety, making it 18-0. 20-yard kickoff return started it 28-yard touchdown run by Landon Cagle, who was 7- off, while Bryce Wein’s eight- Foxworth. for-7 passing, completed three yard touchdown run capped it Matthew Ryan, Brandon consecutive passes to Carson off with 5:40 left in the first half. Aydelott, Gray Dorsey and Sharp, Josh Monserrate and Burke’s kick was good, Tristan Hicks all had tackles for Bohannon, with the throw to making it 8-7. losses, with Aydelott’s coming on Bohannon going for 15 yards to A43-yard touchdown run by the a fake punt attempt on fourth the Cantonment 14. Cowboys with 49 seconds left in down. Bohannon would eventually the first half made it 13-8 Cantonment 40, score on a three-yard run. Busbee’s Cowboys. White Midgets 0 two-point kick made it 26-0. Mann, who threw a 50-yard An early takeaway by the Bohannon, playing free pass to Justin Ratte early in the Dolphins couldn’t be turned safety, would make her game, completed two long into points as the Cowboys touchdown-saving tackle on the passes to Brandon Sorenson rolled. Cowboys’ next drive. deKozan before scoring the game- Jacob Doyle recovered a would score again on an 18- winning touchdown. Cantonment fumble early in the yard touchdown run before Gulf Breeze needed two game, but would eventually Myles Gorder ran back an inter- takeaways and a game-ending turned it over on downs. ception 40 yards for a touch- tackle in the final three minutes Cantonment would not turn it down. Sharp would catch the to preserve the win. over on downs the entire game, extra point. Ben Sellers recovered a scoring on the second half kick- Bohannon would also recov- Cantonment fumble after the off return and recovering two er a fumble after Blayne Cowboys drove inside the more onside kicks. Richardson would hit a Dolphin five yard line. Gulf Doyle would make a stop on Cantonment kickoff returner to Breeze would turn the ball back an extra point try. force it. over on a fumble two plays later Blue Midgets 39, Making tackles for losses before Sellers intercepted a Cantonment 0 were John Baldwin and Gorder. Cantonment pass two plays Mitchell deKozan scored two Juniors 16, Cantonment 13 after that with 1:28 left. touchdowns, while Haley Gulf Breeze finally won a Gulf Breeze still couldn’t seal Bohannon scored her first ever close one, as Michael Mann’s the deal and had to punt back to touchdown and later made a three-yard touchdown run, Cantonment with 50 seconds left. touchdown-saving tackle to followed by Eric Burke’s two- The Cowboys would get no -preserve the shutout. point kick, on the first play of the closer than the Dolphin 30 yard deKozan scored from a yard fourth quarter, was the difference. line as Jordan Bennett made a out before Taylor Busbee scored Cantonment, after fielding the game-ending stop. on a 30-yard touchdown run. opening kickoff, took nine The Dolphins had lost three Busbee would make both two- minutes, 35 seconds off the clock games this season by six points point extra points for a 16-0 lead. before scoring from a yard out. or less.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze swim teams won the boys and girls’ Santa Rosa County Championships Saturday at the Club. The boys won with 186, followed by Pace (114.5), Navarre (62) and Milton (40.5). The boys won with 199, followed by Navarre (144), Pace (75) and Milton (40). GBHS also took both first place in both individual divisions. Both Michala Nowak and Jay Schmitz finished with 18 points, two points better than teammates Summer Schuler, Aileen Atzhorn, Brittany Stevens, Ross Davis, Jake Wilson, Ross Gunn and Khoi Nguyen. The top eight places scored points for their respective teams. Those results, along with any other GBHS and Navarre swimmers are as follows: Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 2006 Santa Rosa Championship - Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Michala Nowak and Jay Schmitz were the individual point winners at Saturday’s Santa Rosa The Club Oct. 14 Championships. Both received a $20 gift certificate from Swim-n-Stuff for their efforts. Results Sean Jenkins competes in the 200 yard individual medley. Event 1 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay 1 GBHS (Nowak, Michala N; Atzhorn, Aileen L; Schroeder, Koren M; Schuler, Summer L) 2:01.33. 2 NHS (Hamilton, April; Black, Micaela; Brainerd, Katie; Kieffer, Courtney) 2:04.78. 3 Milton 2:18.81 4 Pace 2:21.32

Event 2 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay 1 GBHS (Gunn, Ross; Davis, Ross; Schmitz, Jay; Nguyen, Khoi V), 1:51.79 2 Milton 2:08.90 3 Pace 2:15.60

Event 3 Women 200 Yard Freestyle 1 Schuler, Summer L GBHS 2:09.20 2 Walden, Madeline GBHS 2:17.26 3 Morer, Taylor Navarre 2:18.99 4 Schuler, Savannah A GBHS 2:27.71 5 Walker, Rebecca NHS 2:30.75 6 Violette, Caitlin M GBHS 2:33.61 7 Palpallatoc, Mariah NHS 2:36.24 8 Kessler, Kasey PACE 2:39.20 10 Berschger, Kelsey NHS 2:49.85

Event 4 Men 200 Yard Freestyle 1 Coleman, Colin PACE 2:07.98 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 2 Gunn, Ross R GBHS 2:09.17 Brittany Stevens competes in the 100 yard breaststroke. Jake Wilson catches his breath after the 500 yard freestyle. 3 Jenkins, Sean GBHS 2:11.98 14 Helvenston, Chrissy R GBHS 33.21 Event 11 Women 100 Yard Freestyle 6 Traynor, Amber NHS 7:29.33 4 Milton 1:53.86 11 Walker, Rebecca NHS 1:32.94 4 Crawford, Lucas NHS 2:17.01 15 Martinez, Erika GBHS 34.65 1 Nowak, Michala N GBHS 56.26 7 Krasnosky, Trysha PACE 7:37.85 5 Zillen, Andrew GBHS 2:20.25 2 Kieffer, Courtney NHS 59.15 8 Hicks, Ann MHS 7:47.44 Event 17 Women 100 Yard Backstroke Event 20 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke 6 Young, Eric PACE 2:21.71 Event 8 Men 50 Yard Freestyle 3 Pollock, Rebecca PACE 1:00.16 1 Marshall, Melanie N GBHS 1:08.11 1 Davis, Ross E GBHS 1:15.06 7 Bressler, David NHS 2:30.72 1 Pearson, Brad PACE 24.14 4 Ogurek, Ashley E GBHS 1:01.47 Event 14 Men 500 Yard Freestyle 2 Atzhorn, Aileen L GBHS 1:08.75 2 Thames, Shane GBHS 1:16.32 8 Lipford, Brent PACE 2:33.42 2 Nguyen, Khoi V GBHS 24.21 5 Hamilton, April NHS 1:01.83 1 Wilson, Jake T GBHS 5:53.45 3 Nguyen, Thy K GBHS 1:11.29 3 Quesada, David PACE 1:16.64 3 Davis, Taylor A GBHS 25.28 6 Lewis, Christina PACE 1:03.18 2 Young, Eric PACE 6:01.81 4 Eddleman, Kelly MHS 1:11.72 4 Jordan, Eric PACE 1:19.71 Event 5 Women 200 Yard IM 4 Chrisco, Joe NHS 25.84 7 Barbee, Jennifer NHS 1:04.45 3 Thames, Shane GBHS 6:22.27 5 Black, Micaela NHS 1:16.22 5 Zillen, Andrew GBHS 1:20.44 1 Parsons, Christine NHS 2:19.81 5 Hertzler, Kenny MHS 26.39 8 Craig, Jearim NHS 1:04.69 4 Phillips, Andrew NHS 6:51.20 6 Carpenter, Stephanie NHS 1:17.35 6 Lipford, Brent PACE 1:21.65 2 Lewis, Christina PACE 2:30.77 5 Quesada, David PACE 26.39 10 Steinhauer, Carli M GBHS 1:12.84 5 Vanlandingham, Keith PACE 7:49.64 7 Brasfield, Ashley NHS 1:21.36 7 Tilghman, Riley NHS 1:26.14 3 Schroeder, Koren M GBHS 2:30.97 7 Getzug, Tanner NHS 26.63 13 Busbee, Jasmin GBHS 1:19.47 8 Clark, Shelby NHS 1:22.67 8 Stowell, Cassidy MHS 1:26.98 4 Marshall, Melanie N GBHS 2:31.55 8 Lanza, Jeff GBHS 28.45 Event 15 Women 200 Yard 9 Steinhauer, Carli M GBHS 1:31.49 5 Schuler, Savannah A GBHS 2:42.85 10 Tilghman, Riley NHS 28.75 Event 12 Men 100 Yard Freestyle Freestyle Relay Event 21 Women 400 Yd Free. Relay 6 Brown, Karin C GBHS 2:43.49 12 Phillips, Andrew NHS 28.99 1 Nguyen, Khoi V GBHS 55.25 1 GBHS (Schuler, Summer L; Event 18 Men 100 Yard Backstroke 1 NHS (Barbee, Jennifer; Craig, 7 Barbee, Jennifer NHS 2:43.69 15 Rappold, Peter GBHS 30.86 2 Coleman, Colin PACE 56.07 Ogurek, Ashley E; Atzhorn, Aileen 1 Gunn, Ross R GBHS 1:02.46 Jearim; Morer, Taylor; Parsons, 8 Travis, Amanda NHS 2:51.04 3 Davis, Taylor A GBHS 57.07 L; Nowak, Michala N) 1:46.96 2 Davis, Ross E GBHS 1:04.19 Christine) 4:10.28 9 Palmertree, Kirsten NHS 2:58.78 Event 9 Women 100 Yard Butterfly 4 Getzug, Tanner NHS 59.36 2 NHS (Black, Micaela; Brainerd, 3 Pearson, Brad PACE 1:06.58 2 GBHS (Schroeder, Koren M; 1 Stevens, Brittany N GBHS 1:07.02 5 Chrisco, Joe NHS 59.49 Katie; Kieffer, Courtney; Parsons, 4 Bressler, David NHS 1:15.87 Nguyen, Thy; Walden, Madeline; Event 6 Men 200 Yard IM 2 Schroeder, Koren M GBHS 1:08.27 6 Crawford, Lucas NHS 1:01.24 Christine 1:47.47 5 Freeman, Christopher PACE 1:19.01 Ogurek, Ashley E) 4:13.04 1 Schmitz, Jay R GBHS 2:15.08 3 Brown, Karin C GBHS 1:16.83 7 Hertzler, Kenny MHS 1:02.04 3 Pace 1:55.43 6 Weng, Tyler GBHS 1:34.80 3 Pace 4:22.75 2 Jenkins, Sean GBHS 2:27.73 4 Mackiewicz, Lauren PACE 1:22.18 8 Jordan, Eric PACE 1:03.48 4 Milton 2:10.78 4 Milton 4:53.53 5 Jennings, Kelsey NHS 1:24.00 9 Lanza, Jeff GBHS 1:05.42 Event 19 Women 100 Yd Breaststroke Event 7 Women 50 Yard Freestyle 6 Worsham, Brooke NHS 1:26.59 10 Rappold, Peter GBHS 1:08.17 Event 16 Men 200 Yard Freestyle 1 Pollock, Rebecca PACE 1:13.68 Event 22 Men 400 Yd Free. Relay 1 Nowak, Michala N GBHS 25.83 7 Kessler, Kasey PACE 1:27.63 Relay 2 Stevens, Brittany N GBHS 1:15.19 1 GBHS (Jenkins, Sean; Davis, 2 Kieffer, Courtney NHS 27.08 8 Raymond, Mary NHS 1:27.90 Event 13 Women 500 Yard 1 GBHS (Schmitz, Jay R; Gunn, 3 Brainerd, Katie NHS1:15.38 Ross E; Davis, Taylor A; Wilson, 3 Black, Micaela NHS 27.54 9 Yea, Erin Navarre 1:30.03 Freestyle Ross R; Davis, Taylor A; Nguyen, 4 Walden, Madeline GBHS 1:20.58 Jake T) 3:59.38 4 Brainerd, Katie NHS 27.77 1 Atzhorn, Aileen L GBHS 5:32.45 Khoi V) 1:41.18 5 Violette, Caitlin M GBHS 1:25.32 2 Pace 4:00.11 5 Hamilton, April NHS 28.30 Event 10 Men 100 Yard Butterfly 2 Schuler, Summer L GBHS 5:38.41 2 Pace 1:42.17 6 Norman, Sarah PACE 1:28.41 3 NHS (Chrisco, Joe; Crawford, 6 Ogurek, Ashley E GBHS 28.36 1 Schmitz, Jay R GBHS 59.96 3 Morer, Taylor NHS 6:07.25 3 NHS (Chrisco, Joe; Crawford, 7 Dawson, Marisa PACE 1:28.59 Lucas; Tilghman, Riley; Getzug, 7 Eddleman, Kelly MHS 29.11 2 Wilson, Jake T GBHS 1:09.48 4 Nguyen, Thy K GBHS 6:09.67 Lucas; Phillips, Andrew; Getzug, 8 Travis, Btittany NHS 1:29.10 Tanner) 4:10.71 8 Mackiewicz, Lauren PACE 29.25 3 Vanlandingham, Keith PACE 1:29.0 5 Neal, Antje NHS 7:10.46 Tanner) 1:45.79. 10 Gudmundson, Justine NHS 1:30.97 4 Milton 4:43.10

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BY FRANKLIN HAYES E.O.E. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Join others just like you where you Rocco Taco or Heddi can actually make a difference in a Spaghetti? What about Pete Pizza? These were just some of child’s life. the appetizing choices that lay before Gulf Breeze Elementary It’s never too late to Students this week as they become a school bus driver. migrated through the lunch line. Last week was declared Free training provided for National School Lunch Week Class B CDL license. (NSLW) by Presidential proclamation and students were given the opportunity to vote for the “Nation’s Favorite School Lunch.” $ The nationwide campaign SIGN-ON500 BONUS was part of an overall effort by Limited T ime Offer the School Nutrition Wages Starting at Association (SNA) to promote $10.50 per Hour the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), a federally funded mandate that has contributed to the health and • Flexible Hours well being of America’s youth for 60 years. • Free Training To make NSLW more • No Experience Necessary appealing to children, SNA • Eligible for Unemployment: created five characters to represent the prevailing lunch Summer and Winter Breaks choices in American school • Experienced Drivers Also Welcome! cafeterias: Rocco Taco, Heddi Spaghetti, Pete Pizza, Sally Salad, and Ricky Chicken. Frankin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Part-time positions, Students across America Getting her greens voted and Pete Pizza won by a Sally Salad, better known as Leslie Bell, Food Service Operations Manager for the Santa full-time rewards! landslide, capturing 42 percent Rosa School District, enjoys her salad during National School Lunch week last week at GBE. of the vote nationwide. The edible candidates even showed Call Bob Williams at up at the GBES cafeteria for one Milton last campaign stop. The effort 850.983.5100 seemed to solidify Pete Pizza’s Navarre dominance as the elementary students induced a rolling chant 850.936.6004 of “PIZZA, PIZZA, PIZZA!” or apply in person at 6544 Firehouse Road In addition to crowning the E.O.E. “Nation’s Favorite School Lunch,” the public relations gala shed light on the NSLP, which feeds an estimated 29 Creative Learning Academy million children every day. Explore the Possibilities The Child Nutrition and WIC www.creativelearningacademy.org Reauthorization Act of 2004 “Our Mission is to provide students with a strong foundation of academic excellence, creativity & integrity.” required that all school districts that participate in the NSLP Call today ● ACCREDITED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ● ACADEMIC for a personal tour! EXCELLENCE ● DEDICATED TEACHERS ● STUDENT- approve a local wellness policy 3151 Hyde Park Rd. CENTERED APPROACH ● LATIN AND SPANISH ● FINE AND by July 1, 2006. Pensacola, FL 32503 PERFORMING ARTS ● ALL GRADE LEVEL ENRICHMENT The law mandated that these 850-432-1768 ● “MONTESSORI PLUS” PREPRIMARY PROGRAM policies include goals for Celebrating 33 Years of Academic Excellence nutrition education, physical PREPRIMARY - 8th GRADE activity and other school-based activities as well as nutrition guidelines for all foods and beverages available on school campuses. “Our district is ahead of the curve,” said Santa Rosa School District (SRSD) official Judson Frankin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Crane. “The wellness policy Gulf Breeze Elementary School’s Assistant Principal Robert Trigg (foreground), Florida State encourages that which we’ve Representative Holly Benson (right) enjoy lunch as part of National School Lunch Week at GBES. already been doing. We’ve been no longer the situation where very proactive in offering they go through a line and a healthier choices.” lunch lady scoops something on Crane, who serves as Director their plate,” Crane said. of Purchasing and Contract However, diet is only one Administration for SRSD, said part of the puzzle as the the district offers two percent wellness plan addresses milk, entrée salads, fresh fruit physical fitness as well. The and frozen yogurt daily. plan states students in grades K “Our main ice cream is through 5 should have regular frozen yogurt. The kids are scheduled Physical Education going to want ice cream, so let’s (PE) for a minimum of 30 have healthier options for them minutes, three days per week. to choose from,” Crane said. GBES Principal Karen Students are given several Murray said her school exceeds scrumptious options on a daily that standard by including PE Educatorsw basis that usually consist of one o four days a week. rt entrée like spaghetti or chicken h “We’re increasing the activity sm fajitas, and a choice of two sides level here with things like the Sue Cundiff ilin such as steamed green beans or running club and daily recess,” g about corn on the cob. Murray said. “Kids need to move.” Frankin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News TEACHER WORTH SMILING ABOUT “Children get to choose. It’s Rocco Taco and Pete Pizza were some of the characters on See Lunch, Page 3D6 hand to celebrate National School Lunch week last week. Mrs. Cundiff teaches 9th grade Integrated Science (Chemistry and Physics) Physics I and AP Physics. Sue spon- sors Interact Club which coordinates paper recycling and Science Olympiad. 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WBMS Symphonic Band to perform Nov. 7 The Symphonic Band will participate in a responsible for providing their own trans- and Symphonic Bands will accept donations concert on November 7 at Woodlawn Beach portation. Students interested in auditioning for the Cancer Society in lieu of ticket sales! Middle School along with the chorus, art should see Ms. Rohde. Students must The Varsity and Symphonic Bands will work from Ms. Hudson’s art and yearbook reserve an audition slot by Oct. 23 to have present their Holiday Concert Dec. 7 at 6:30 classes and selected members from Ms. the audition time slots reserved. p.m.. The Beginning Band will present their Brown's gifted class. There are specific requirements students First Performance/Holiday Concert Dec. 5 Admission is free of charge. The concert should be working on. Results should be at 6:30 p.m. The concert will be held in the will begin at 6:30 p.m. The band will released before the winter holiday. Students cafeteria of Woodlawn Beach Middle celebrate and appreciate the amazing work that receive a position in the band will have School. Students are to wear the designated and sacrifices of the military, fire, police, four after school rehearsals in January. band uniform. Report times for the students ambulance, first responders, National There will also be an all day rehearsal and will be announced in class in advance. Guard, community members and veterans. the concert that evening. The Symphonic Band will participate in The 2006-2007 Santa Rosa All-County Each year we have tried to contribute to a the District One Concert Band Music Band auditions will be held November 16, favorite charity during the holiday concert Performance Assessment on March 22-23. 2006 at Avalon Middle School. Students are season. This year, the Beginning, Varsity, LUNCH: Gulf Breeze Elementary HAVE YOU OR A LOVED ONE SUFFERED FROM A celebrates National School Lunch Week SMOKING RELATED Continued from Page 2D DEATH OR DISEASE?

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B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News Members of the senior class (above, left) raz the juniors (right) during Friday’s Homecoming pep rally, but they apparently, weren’t listening. Dolphins full of spirit during Homecoming Week

Gulf Breeze High School capped off a spirited Homecoming week with a pep rally Friday morning, parade Friday afternoon, a 14-10 win over Woodham Friday night (see Page 1C), then the Homecoming Dance on Saturday night. Each class had a weeklong competition in various aspects of Homecoming. The freshman class won for best decorated doors, followed by the juniors, sophomores and the seniors. The seniors had the best decorated banners, followed by the juniors, the freshmen and the sophomores. The sophomores had the best float, followed by the juniors, the seniors and the freshmen. The freshmen had the longest Spirit Link, followed by the seniors, the juniors, then the sophomores. The seniors and freshmen tied for the most overall spirit, followed by the juniors and the sophomores. Karli Hanke was crowned the B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News 2006-07 Homecoming Queen, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Amanda White and David McGreal say - Cheri Oteri and Will succeeded Stevi Steinhauer. Juniors David Hibberts (foreground) and Tayler Challenor bob for pickles. Ferrell, eat your heart out!

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News David McGreal, Stephanie Duffy, Charlie Phan and Erin Cosky after being decorated with B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News shaving cream and Cheetos. I’m a Soul Man (er, woman) says teacher Erin Cosky.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Seniors Kevin Kent (left) and Brad McGuire show how ‘cool’ Freshmen Carli Steinhauer finds out from senior Ally Mead B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News they are by sitting on a cooler full of ice for the entire pep rally. the rules for eating the pickles (no hands). Stephen Long does his impression of a roach.

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NOTICE OF Certificate for the Tax DESCRIBED IN OR NOTICE TO Gulf Breeze NEWS APPLICATION Deed to be issued BOOK 1759 PG 482 CREDITORS FOR TAX DEED thereon. The Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- Certificate Number 0000-07404-0000 IN THE NOTICE IS HEREBY and year of Issuance, Name in which Circuit Court for GIVEN THAT MORRIS the Description of Assessed: TAMMIE L Santa Rosa County, C OR MARY F WARD property, and Name(s) LUALLEN Florida holder of the following in which it is assessed All of the above proper- PROBATE DIVISION Still active at 102? Believe it or not Tax Sale Certificate is as follows: ty is located in Santa has filed said Tax Rosa County, In the IN RE: The Estate of Certificate for the Tax Certificate Number: State of Florida. A couple of weeks ago, I told you Annie Laurie Deed to be issued 465 Earnest, Deceased about the 85-year-old female body- thereon. The Year of Issuance: 2004 Unless such certificate builder who had been featured in a Certificate Number and shall be redeemed Case No. year of Issuance, the Description of according to Law, the newspaper clipping sent to me by my Senior 06000334CP Description of property, Property: PROPERTY Property described in youngest son. Now here comes another and Name(s) in which it DESCRIBED IN OR such Certificate will be The administration of is assessed is as fol- BOOK 721 PG 651 sold to the Highest article, about a 102-year-old former the estate of Annie Scene lows: Parcel ID: 02-1N-28- Bidder, at the east end Laurie Earnest, Zeigfeld Follies girl who recently had a 0000-02100-0000 lobby of the County deceased, whose small part in a movie. Certificate Number: Name in which Administrative date of death was 315 Assessed: JOHN E Complex at 6495 Okay, I surrender, I give up! I’m May 25, 2006; is Year of Issuance: 2004 KLOPFENSTEIN, Caroline St., Milton, pending in the Circuit waving the white flag - I will never Bette Boyle SUSAN N KLOPFEN- Florida on the 20th day Court for Santa Rosa again tell him about my being invited to Description of STEIN of November, 2006 at County, Florida, Property: LT 8 BLK B, All of the above proper- 12:00 noon. dance by a guy 20 years my junior at a of Tiffany’s success. backgrounds make life so much more Probate Division; File BLACKWATER ty is located in Santa Dated this the 28th Number recent event, even though I have wit- The exhibition lasts into the new interesting. Variety is the spice of life ESTATES UNREC Rosa County, In the day of September, 06000334CP; the SUB, AS DES IN OR State of Florida. 2006. nesses to prove it. year, and most of us will want to see it you know. address of which is 1199 PG 657 Have you ever noticed that, at both more than once. I’m sure you won’t ********* P.O. Box 472, Milton, Parcel ID: 20-2N-27- Unless such certificate Mary M. Johnson Florida, 32572. The ends of our age spectrum, everyone want to miss lunch right across the In case you are one of the lucky few 0000-00216-0000 shall be redeemed Clerk of the Circuitt name and address of Name in which according to Law, the Court of Santa Rosa wants us to be exceptional? When you street at the Portobello Restaurant to win the lottery, you’ll need to know the personal repre- Assessed: EMMA Property described in County, Florida sentative and the per- are young, your parents are proud of inside the brick-lined atrium of the how to recognize some of the higher BEANS, MORRIS E such Certificate will be –––––––––––––––––– sonal representative's how well you can perform: “You know, Cultural Center. After all, how many of denominations of US currency. The BEANS sold to the Highest NOTICE OF attorney are set forth All of the above proper- Bidder, at the east end APPLICATION she could read before she even went to us are able to say we spent time in a portraits on the bills will help. below. ty is located in Santa lobby of the County FOR TAX DEED kindergarten.” (former) prison and left when we chose. First comes President Woodrow Rosa County, In the Administrative All creditors of the State of Florida. Complex at 6495 NOTICE IS HEREBY When you are old, your children say, ********** Wilson, found on the one hundred thou- decedent and other Caroline St., Milton, GIVEN THAT MORRIS “Even at her age, she still exercises I recently encountered a friend who sand dollar note. President James persons, who have Unless such certificate Florida on the 20th day OR MARY F WARD claims or demands every day.” Isn’t it nice to know that, at had just returned from her summer Madison appears on a ‘mere’ five thou- shall be redeemed of November, 2006 at holder of the following against decedent's according to Law, the 12:00 noon. Tax Sale Certificate any age, there is always someone who vacation in the cool mountains of North sand dollar bill. Then there is Salmon P. estate, including Property described in Dated this the 28th has filed said Tax unmatured, contin- thinks you are the tops? Carolina. She greeted me by saying, “I Chase, Secretary of the Treasury under such Certificate will be day of September, Certificate for the Tax gent or unliquidated *********** missed seeing you picking ‘em up and Abraham Lincoln, who appears on the sold to the Highest 2006. Deed to be issued claims, and who have Bidder, at the east end thereon. The If you are one of the many seniors laying ‘em down.” ten thousand dollar bill. How times been served a copy of lobby of the County Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number and this notice, must file who have always admired the work of I knew immediately she was from must have changed. Administrative Clerk of the Circuitt year of Issuance, the their claims with this glassmaker Louis Comfort Tiffany, here ‘up home’ when I heard that phrase, Well, sorry folks, but if you have any Complex at 6495 Court of Santa Rosa Description of property, court WITHIN THE Caroline St., Milton, County, Florida and Name(s) in which it is your opportunity to view lamp which I had not heard for more than 20 of those bills, I’m out of change. LATER OF THREE Florida on the 20th day –––––––––––––––––– is assessed is as fol- (3) MONTHS AFTER shades, chandeliers, and complete win- years. It’s a longhand expression that ********* of November, 2006 at NOTICE OF lows: THE DATE OF THE 12:00 noon. APPLICATION dows produced at his New York studios means walking. When I asked, she Just in time for Halloween, here’s a FIRST PUBLICA- Dated this the 28th FOR TAX DEED Certificate Number: early in the last century. admitted that, though she has lived in funny mock epitaph I recently saw on TION OF THIS day of September, 3419 NOTICE OR THIRTY Starting October 20th at the Northwest Florida for 30 years, she someone’s scary Hallowe’en display: 2006. NOTICE IS HEREBY Year of Issuance: 2004 (30) DAYS AFTER GIVEN THAT MORRIS Pensacola Museum of Art on Jefferson grew up in New Jersey. “Wayne is rather scatterbrained, He THE DATE OF SER- Mary M. Johnson C OR MARY F WARD Description of VICE OF A COPY OF Street, opposite the Pensacola Cultural Well, I guess there’s always some- jumped right in when the pool was drained.” Clerk of the Circuitt holder of the following Property: PROPERTY THIS NOTICE ON Center, the display showcases the peak thing that gives us away. Our different See you next week. Court of Santa Rosa Tax Sale Certificate DESCRIBED IN OR THEM. County, Florida has filed said Tax BOOK 1156 PG 265 –––––––––––––––––– Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 28-2S-27- All other creditors of NOTICE OF Deed to be issued 5671-00000-0053 the decedent and APPLICATION thereon. The other persons who FOR TAX DEED Certificate Number and Name in which have claims or year of Issuance, the Assessed: RAY P demands against the NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of property, SANDRETTO, HELEN Council on Aging’s Perfectly Aged decedent's estate, GIVEN THAT MORRIS and Name(s) in which it M SANDRETTO including unmatured, C OR MARY F WARD is assessed is as fol- All of the above proper- contingent or unliqui- holder of the following lows: ty is located in Santa dated claims, must Gala scheduled for November 3 Tax Sale Certificate Rosa County, In the file their claims with has filed said Tax Certificate Number: State of Florida. this court WITHIN Certificate for the Tax 566 THREE (3) MONTHS Deed to be issued Year of Issuance: 2004 Unless such certificate Proceeds from AFTER THE DATE thereon. The shall be redeemed OF THE FIRST PUB- Certificate Number Description of according to Law, the $20 calendar to LICATION OF THIS and year of Issuance, Property: PROPERTY Property described in NOTICE. benefit Meals on the Description of DESCRIBED IN OR such Certificate will be property, and Name(s) 909 PG 598, LESS N sold to the Highest ALL CLAIMS NOT Wheels, among in which it is assessed 10’ FOR RD Bidder, at the east end SO FILED WILL BE is as follows: Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- lobby of the County other causes FOREVER BARRED. 0000-07200-0000 Administrative Certificate Number: Name in which Complex at 6495 It’s Perfectly Aged NOTWITHSTAND- 439 Assessed: JAMES Caroline St., Milton, ING THE TIME PERI- calendar time again. The Year of Issuance: 2004 RONALD JONES Florida on the 20th day ODS SET FORTH All of the above proper- of November, 2006 at Council on Aging of West ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Description of ty is located in Santa 12:00 noon. FILED TWO (2) Florida’s successful Property: PROPERTY Rosa County, In the Dated this the 28th YEARS OR MORE fundraising project is back DESCRIBED IN OR State of Florida. day of September, AFTER THE DECE- BOOK 540 PG 810 2006. with a new cast of models DENT'S DATE OF Parcel ID: 01-1N-28- Unless such certificate DEATH IS BARRED. whose energy, spirit and grace 0000-04305-0000 shall be redeemed Mary M. Johnson Name in which according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuitt portrays a positive image of THE DATE OF FIRST Assessed: LOUISE Property described in Court of Santa Rosa aging, while they grin and PUBLICATION OF GANZY, EUNICE such Certificate will be County, Florida THIS NOTICE IS: bare it to help peers less fortu- PRATHER, LIZZIE sold to the Highest –––––––––––––––––– OCTOBER 12, 2006 nate. RICH, JOHNIE Bidder, at the east end GANZY, RONNIE lobby of the County The 2007 Perfectly Aged The Area’s Most Mary Carter Keel GANZY, CARRIE Administrative 203 Cordoba Street calendar features classic, GANZY, JAMES Complex at 6495 Gulf Breeze, Florida GANZY, MAELEE Caroline St., Milton, black and white photographs AFFORDABLE 32561 of Pensacola Bay Area GANZY Florida on the 20th day Employment Personal All of the above proper- of November, 2006 at Representative community leaders. ty is located in Santa 12:00 noon. Classified Ads Proceeds from Perfectly Rosa County, In the Dated this the 28th Raymond B. Palmer, P.A. Aged will help support the State of Florida. day of September, are in 913 Gulf Breeze 2006. Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Suite 41 council’s many community Unless such certificate Gulf Breeze, FL based in-home programs shall be redeemed Mary M. Johnson News! 32561 according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuitt and services such as Meals Submitted Photo Property described in Court of Santa Rosa Prices start at Fla. Bar: 42171 on Wheels, adult day health Gulf Breeze residents Flack and Kathleen Logan adorn the cover of the 2007 Perfectly such Certificate will be County, Florida Phone: 850-916-1000 care services and Aged calendar, which will be on sale at the Perfectly Aged Gala Nov. 3. sold to the Highest –––––––––––––––––– $ 03 Fax: 850-916-0080 Bidder, at the east end NOTICE OF 11. Attorney for Personal Alzheimer’s respite care. Ritchie and Michael Duncan lobby of the County APPLICATION Representative “We are very excited about of Duncan McCall were Administrative FOR TAX DEED Call (850) this year’s project. The back on board providing Complex at 6495 LEGAL 243 Caroline St., Milton, NOTICE IS HEREBY 932-8986 Gulf Breeze News models have really gone all volunteer leadership and Florida on the 20th day GIVEN THAT MORRIS 10/12, 19/06 of November, 2006 at C OR MARY F WARD out this year to express their graphic design services. Now that’s 12:00 noon. holder of the following spirit and vitality. We also owe “I know first hand how Dated this the 28th Tax Sale Certificate smart business! a lot to last year’s models who much our services mean to day of September, has filed said Tax set the bar high and got the seniors, so I thought it was 2006. Certificate for the Tax Deed to be issued project off to a great start,” important to put my own SANTA ROSA COUNTY Mary M. Johnson thereon. The GOVERNMENT Clerk of the Circuitt Certificate Number and said Jeff Nall, vice-president butt on the line,” joked John Accepting applications for the following: of marketing communications B. Clark, Mr. May as well as Court of Santa Rosa year of Issuance, the County, Florida Description of property, * Administrative Clerk II (Sheriff’s Dept) for Council on Aging. President/CEO of Council –––––––––––––––––– and Name(s) in which it * Diesel Mechanic NOTICE OF is assessed is as fol- This year’s models on Aging. * APPLICATION lows: Additional employment opportunities include cover couple Capt. The $20 calendars can be FOR TAX DEED online Flack and Mrs. Kathleen pre-ordered at 432-1475 or Certificate Number: Apply online at www.santarosa.fl.gov, or visit Logan; Conner Cagle, of online at www.coawfla.org NOTICE IS HEREBY 623 Santa Rosa County Human Resources, GIVEN THAT MORRIS Year of Issuance: 6495 Caroline Street, Suite H, Milton, FL, Olive Drop Martini Bar; prior to the unveiling gala C OR MARY F WARD 2003 Veteran's Preference will be given in accor- Dona Usry, Council on on November 3. Pre-ordered holder of the following dance with FL Statutes. Tax Sale Certificate Description of Drug Free Workplace/EQUAL Aging board member and calendars will be mailed out has filed said Tax Property: PROPERTY community volunteer; on Monday, Nov 6. Starting OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Roger MacDonald; John B. on that date, calendars will Clark, President/CEO of also be available at The property described below stored at Council on Aging; Glenys & Distinctive Kitchens, 29 BETTA STOR-IT, Malcolm Ballinger of Palafox Place; Grand 2999 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Ballinger Publishing; Robin Reserve Cigar & Smoke Gulf Breeze, FL 32563, will be disposed of in accordance with the Martin of Distinctive Shop, 210 S. Palafox; Olive Florida Statute 83.801-83.809 on 10/23/06 at the Kitchens; Rocky and Lynn Drop Martini Bar, Pensacola above address.

DeSimone; Wayne Peacock, Beach, and FloraBama Submitted Photo Property of: Circuit Court Administrator; Lounge, Perdido Key. Rocky and Lynn DeSimone from Navarre are the August S. Parker #303, household goods Bill Green of Grand Reserve The unveiling gala will be stars of the Perfectly Aged calendar. L. Schundelmier #371, household goods Lockmobile #269, misc. Cigar & Smoke Shop; Carol held on Friday, November 3 M. Williams #106, Christmas items. Law of Drug Free from 7 p.m. until 11 p.m. at a include the unveiling of the hors d’oeuvres, beer and Workplace, and Joe private club located at 1897 calendar and presentation of wine, and a cash bar. LEGAL 238 Gulf Breeze News 10/12, 19/06 Gilchrist of FloraBama Cypress Street in downtown the models; special Tickets are $50 per Lounge. The models were Pensacola. The Honorable recognition of 2006 Perfectly person through Council on photographed by Hara and Don Gaetz, Florida State Aged model and champion, Aging at 432-1475. Jeremy Cook of Cook Senator-Elect, will be the the late Mayor Emeritus Deadline to purchase tickets MAKE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLARS COUNT! Images Photography. master of ceremonies. Vince Whibbs; Music by is Friday, October 27. Dress Project coordinator DeeDee The gala festivities will Clark and Company; heavy is Black tie optional. Call to place your ad in the Gulf Breeze News 850-932-8986

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BY ROBYN PHILIPS Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Diane Mancuso, part owner of Juana's Pagodas on Navarre Beach, illustrates the power of women in business who balance work and play with commitment to commu- nity and charitable causes. Mancuso, past and first president of Caring and Sharing (in the early 1990's) is a genuine supporter of local charities. Juana's Annual Charity Chili Cook-off helped raise funds for Caring & Sharing of South Santa Rosa County. The event was held October 7, at Juana's Pagoda on Navarre Beach. Caring & Sharing is a 100 percent volunteer organization, which helps families in South Santa Rosa County for Thanksgiving and Christmas, providing meals, gift items and clothing. Diane Mancuso discussed recipe secrets with Nancy Sandler and Ann Many locals and friends look forward to Thompson, left to right. Pots of chili simmer at far left. this fun fall outreach event sponsored by Juana's by preparing chili, or being served access to more people to support those in more information or to volunteer with up a great time. need," offers Mancuso. Mancuso was Caring & Sharing call: (850) 939-0727 or This year some twen- quick to point out that charity functions visit the organizations website at: www.san- ty pots of chili were don't happen alone, she has full support tarosacares.com. offered the tasting pub- from Juana Rudski, Co-Owner of Juana's lic's palette. Five chili Pagodas, plus great competition categories, staff helpers includ- one being "Most ing, Laurah Fulton Creative Chili Category" and Debbie and another "Been Haywood. Mancuso There... Farted That." A believes giving back The Emerald Turtle volunteer of Caring & to her community is Sharing entered the con- Mancuso very important Smile making gifts test and took home 1st All monies col- - any reason place in the "Most Creative" category! lected by Caring & - any season "Over 100 people participated in the tast- Sharing go to help ing, over $1,200.00 was collected for the families in need Caring & Sharing," stated Ann Thompson, for the holidays at ● Custom gift baskets - personal & corporate Caring & Sharing President. "What a won- every fund raiser ● Over 3000 gifts and unique confections derful contribution, which will in turn help conducted through- to feed others during the upcoming out the year. Holidays!" For more photos Mancuso believes that this area has some We guarantee smiles! for the charity event Generous folks enjoy all kinds of chili served up with a good of the best people on earth. "Our event and visit: www.juanas- time for a great cause at the Juana’s Chili Cook-off for 122 South Palafox Place its location allows for a different venue and pagodas.com. For Caring & Sharing. (two doors from the Saenger Theater) Open Monday - Friday 10 - 6 Saturday 10 - 5 Two women in business make a big (850) 469-8777 difference – one stroke at a time! ● its kind according to SEASTARS Aquatics, Robin Heller at (850) 418-0644, or visit the Business leaders unite to Inc. SEASTARS is funded by caring indi- organizations website: www.seastarsaquat- offer swimming skills to all viduals and groups, both private and corpo- ics.org. rate, as well as grants from the Federal Coach Robin Heller, President and Government. Athletic Director for SEASTARS Aquatics, Programs are pro- and Vicki Balog, Pensacola Navy Youth vided at no cost to par- PNY Swimmers, Co-Hosted the Pensacola ticipants. Harvest Classic on October 14 and 15 at To find out more Cecil T. Hunter Pool, 200 E. Blount St., about becoming a Pensacola. member, volunteer, or SEASTARS Aquatics is a nonprofit donor! Call Coach Protection Kits organization dedicated to promoting and ■ COLONIAL SHUTTERS fostering the success and growth of children Robyn Philips/ Gulf ■ who are economically, physically or men- Breeze News BAHAMA SHUTTERS tally challenged by providing individual- ■ ACCORDIANS Pensacola Harvest ized attention as a part of a structured com- ■ Classic 2006 ROLL-DOWNS petitive swim team program. brought together ■ PANELS & SCREENS “We had several good reasons to Co-host eight teams includ- with SEASTARS, but most significantly ing Gulf Breeze’s they share our same philosophy, which is own Club Makos. every kid should be able to swim, regard- Swimmmers dive less of socio-economics.” stated Balog. from the block at 3840 NAVY BLVD. ■ PENSACOLA, FL This is the only program in the nation of right. 850-292-4357 ■ 850-324-3282 CLASSIFIEDS Subscribe or Renew ...

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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 19, 2006 City founder Eloise Benson

Court, dies at 92 BY VICI PAPAJOHN Parade, Pep Rally... Gulf Breeze News Pages C1, C4, C8, D1, D4 [email protected]

Inside in Gulf Breeze lost its “found- ing mother” last week, and for many it was a very personal loss indeed. “Eloise and Mark never had PAGE any children of their own,” Dr. 1B Herb Sadler remembered dur- ■ Talented ing Benson’s funeral service, youths compete “But they loved many children Benson in Emerald along the way as if they were Coast Idol their own.” And the Gulf Breeze United Methodist ■ Turtle friendly Church, founded by Benson and six others over lights are costly 50 years ago, was full of church and community Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News members that reflected the extended family that Gulf Breeze Police cruisers sit outside the Texaco station in Gulf Breeze proper as officers respond to a report ■ Bubba’s Beach she had loved and encouraged over the years. of a burglary Saturday night. “Eloise loved children,” Sadler remembered, “and Eloise loved my son, Bert. When he got his very first job selling burglar bars in Gulf Breeze, he found his first customers in Eloise and Mark. WEEKEND They did not need those bars, but they loved Bert Weather enough to buy what they did not need. He is a Thursday 10/19 Robber strikes very successful salesman today, due in part to that first success.” Scat. T-Storms Stories filled the flower-scented air of the O high 83 church sanctuary during the viewing and funeral, low 63O stories about Benson’s amazing life and her lega- cy. Benson and her young husband Mark X. trav- FRIDAY 10/20 GB gas station SEE BENSON, Page 2A6 Partly Cloudy STAFF REPORTS items from the store. As the clerk began Gulf Breeze Police were unable to O high 76 Gulf Breeze News checking the items into the register, the locate the suspect, described as a clean- low 57O [email protected] suspect told the clerk, “This is a rob- shaven, white male approximately six bery” and had a hand underneath his feet tall with short light brown hair and City gives away On Saturday, Oct. 14, Gulf Breeze shirt, giving the appearance of a small weighing around 170 pounds. The sus- SATURDAY 10/14 Police responded to a reported robbery handgun. The suspect demanded pect was last seen wearing blue jeans free trees Sat. money, was given an undisclosed and a white shirt with maroon sleeves. Partly Cloudy called in by employees of the Texaco amount of cash and fled on foot in the Anyone with additional information is BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. O station located at 220 Gulf Breeze high 77 Parkway. Lt. Rick Hawthorne said at direction of Duncan Avenue. Witnesses encouraged to contact the Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News low 64O approximately 7:40 p.m. a white male claim to have seen an unfamiliar red police Department by phone at (850) [email protected] approached the counter with several 90's model Chevrolet sedan on Duncan 934-5121 or Crime Stoppers at (850) Avenue around the time of the robbery. 437-STOP (7867). Residents of Gulf Breeze will have an oppor- SUNDAY 10/15 tunity to spruce up their yards with a free tree Scat T-Storms giveaway this Saturday at the Shoreline recre- O County may ban sex offenders from parks high 75 ation center. Beginning at 7 a.m., residents with- effort. On Oct. 13, a registered sexual low 55O BY FRANKLIN HAYES in the city limits and with property identification Gulf Breeze News “There just does offender was arrested after allegedly are encouraged to come to the center for their [email protected] not seem to be a per- asking a child at Navarre Park to go choice of two trees. The varieties include Crepe fect solution for home with him. Thomas Vandegrifft Myrtle, Live Oak, Eastern Redbud, Bald Cypress Santa Rosa County may impose an how to handle [sex- was charged with luring and enticing and Red Maple. The trees were made available INSIDE ordinance banning sexual offenders ual offenders],” a child, a third degree felony. through a hurricane recovery grant penned by from county parks. At a county com- Goodin said. “I wish According to a press release from the city employee Jessica James. She said with the Classifieds 5 D mission meeting Thursday, Oct. 12, there was. This is Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office, on Sept. extensive advertisement of the giveaway through Community 4,5,7,8A Commissioner Gordon Goodin of just one measure we Vandegrifft 29, some women and their young chil- articles, direct mailing and reverse 9-1-1, the Crossword/Movies 6B Navarre asked staff to develop an can take to get the dren were playing at the park when trees should move quickly. ordinance after his motion passed dialogue going and get the awareness one of the women observed “The giveaway is scheduled from 7 a.m. until Editorial 6A without objection. Goodin said such up in the community. We want to Vandegrifft speaking to her 4-year-old 1 p.m., but I don’t see it lasting more than a cou- Entertainment 5-7 B an ordinance would be complex to make it so undesirable to these folks son. The woman then yelled to her ple of hours,” said James. The grant totaling Island News 1,2B develop but would be well worth the that they stay away from [parks].” SEE COUNTY, Page 2A6 $45,830 will provide the city a total of 2,344 School News 1-5 D trees, a third of which will be given away Saturday. Sports 1-8 C Midway FD After those 586 trees are given away, residents Talk of the Town 5A Improvements make Rec will have another opportunity for a giveaway in B TV Listings 7 to clarify SEE TREES, Page 2A6 Women in Business 8 D impact fees center parking lot safer BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. Gulf Breeze BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News “Mailing Statement is Special to Gulf Breeze News [email protected] on Editorial Page” [email protected] Emerging Leaders Some of the assets Gulf FOUR SECTIONS Impact fees charged for new Breeze residents most cherish plan spring Market VOL. 5, NO. 38 construction of both commer- are its parks and recreation facil- BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. OCTOBER 19, 2006 cial and residential units in Gulf ities, which are currently under- going some much-needed repair. Gulf Breeze News Breeze are definitely making an [email protected] impact on the Midway Fire After Hurricanes Ivan and Dept. budget. The department Dennis, much of the city parks Gulf Breeze Emerging Leaders (GBEL) are has collected $117,474 in the sustained direct storm damage beginning to take the helm of community pro- last 12 months, which is just as well as damage incurred by jects, namely the first ever Gulf Breeze City over $25,000 than they had equipment used to bring the city Market scheduled for next spring. The auxiliary home! expected, as reflected in their back to its pre-hurricane state. A group of the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of annual budget report. final repair is the resurfacing of Commerce consists of about a dozen core mem- the parking lot of Shoreline Park Reports from the monthly bers who meet each month to discuss next year’s North. Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News your meeting last week show the event as well as current community involvement. “The resurfacing of the park- Construction on the recreation center park- square footage of commercial “We formed Gulf Breeze Emerging Leaders to ing lot in front of the recreation ing lot is schedule to be completed by this help connect the young professionals of the area development has added up to center is supported by FEMA week. 123,520 sq ft since last October, with the chamber, community leaders and each due to the damage and wear another two weeks,” said Pulley. compared with 35,826 sq ft dur- other,” said Robert Koonce of State Farm. caused by the trucks hauling the debris Another feature with the resurfacing “Oftentimes, the young professionals are not ing the previous 12 months. The in and out of the park,” said Director of project is an added entrance/exit for well represented in the chamber and GBEL impact fee is 33-cents a square Parks and Recreation Ron Pulley. Pulley vehicles located just south of the recre- enables them to have a place to participate and, foot for commercial develop- said the cost of the resurfacing was just ation center building. This new opening more importantly, a platform to contribute.”

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today ment. over $229,000 and is expected to be to the parking lot from Shoreline Drive As it stands now, the group is planning the The impact fees are for new completed in a couple of weeks. will provide a more streamlined flow of event for one of the last two weekends in April. homes or commercial buildings “The contractor tells me that it’s pos- traffic and, according to Pulley, a safer As soon as a date is established, members of the

Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy impacting the fire department sible that they could be finished by [this] mailed directly to mailed directly flow as well. SEE MIDWAY FIRE SEE MARKET , Page 2A6 weekend. My professional guess is SEE PARKING, Page 2A6 , Page 2A6

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BENSON: City founder was committed to community COUNTY: Offenders must Continued from page 1A housing a gas station and gro- their first meetings at the smiled gently and replied “no, cery store, and later the Bensons Benson Building; the first phar- dear, I am here to welcome you. register with the state eled to Gulf Breeze in 1935 to also built and managed a cloth- macy was located there and I’m only a chamber member.” people, you know where they manage the Gulf Breeze ing store, all in the area now served as the command center Anyone describing Eloise Continued from page 1A are. It can be enforced because Cottages, and became some of known as the Benson complex. for the first community paper, Benson would be unlikely to it’s a finite number of people its first permanent residents. Eloise was remembered The Sentinel; and the first pri- use the word “only” in reference son, “You don’t talk to and you have the actual list of Four years later, Mark X. among those honoring her as: vate library was located in a cot- to her long list of successes, and strangers.” The woman then who they are,” Dannheisser Benson founded the first Post very smart; kind; loving; peace- tage owned by the Bensons. Ella dearest to her heart is the growth asked her son what Vandegrifft said. Office in the city, and became ful; encouraging and fair. She Louise Benson was awarded of her church, the Gulf Breeze had said to him and the boy told County officials are looking the first post master, and when has managed the Benson com- lifetime honorary membership United Methodist Church. her that Vandegrifft asked him if at similar ordinances that are Mark went into the service dur- plex properties for years and the in the Hoe’n Hum Club after 44 “Eloise was there when the he wanted to “play ball with already in place elsewhere to ing World War II, Eloise served tenants from the Benson years of service and in the Gulf church was formed and grew him” and if he wanted to “go give them a sense of how they as post master. Building sat together during the Breeze Chamber of Commerce. from seven brave souls,” Sadler home with him.” The woman would like their policy to work. The original Post Office, service. Many had known Just weeks before her death, recounted at the funeral, “to one then went home, searched the Goodin would like to see limita- built by the Bensons brick by Benson as landlord and friend Benson attended a luncheon at of the great congregations of Internet, and saw that tions placed on how close brick, became the first Gulf for years. City Hall in honor of newly Methodism. Eloise helped form Vandegrifft is a registered sex predators could live to parks Breeze United Methodist Benson’s commitment to her appointed Chamber Executive and served this church, and this offender. Witnesses, including and signs that prohibit their Church when seven residents community went beyond church Meg Peltier. Peltier was moved church now impacts the world the 4 year old, were able to entrance to such facilities. gathered and formed the Gulf and commerce. She was con- that the nonagenarian attended for Christ.” identify Vandegrifft through “The [ordinance] that I’ve Breeze United Methodist stantly opening her building and the tea to welcome her, and Benson counted her greatest photo lineups. Vandegrifft lives seen from Seminole County has Church and the St. Paul United her home to civic and volunteer plead with Benson to sit at the loves as Mark X., her king, and on Esplande Street in Navarre, got a lot of exceptions to it and Methodist Church in 1955. groups: the Gulf Breeze head of the table. In her typical her “precious Jesus,” her savior. within 1.5 miles of the park. then after a while you wonder if A second complex was built, Volunteer Fire Department had modesty, Benson blushed, And now she is with them both. According to the Florida Department of Law it has any teeth to it” Goodin Enforcement (FDLE) website said. “I want teeth and I know MARKET: there is no state law that pre- our attorney is going to try to Group’s first event scheduled for next spring vents a predator from living in give us that.” Continued from page 1A In addition to the planning the gy and enthusiasm is contagious. Pensacola Beach with approxi- the vicinity of schools, play- Dannheisser said he hopes to Market, the group participates in Many of the members are now mately 30-40 young profession- grounds or parks. There is, how- have a draft of the proposed group hope to gain sponsorship monthly “Lunch and Learn” ses- actively involved with current als in attendance. ever, a state law that prevents ordinance within the next cou- through local businesses to help sions giving members the oppor- Gulf Breeze Chamber Events “The monthly socials are an certain sexual predators from ple of county commission meet- offset the event costs. Merchants tunity to enjoy a lunch together and Committees,” said Chamber excellent opportunity for area working or volunteering in ings. will have the opportunity to rent while attending an informative Executive Director Meg Peltier. young professionals to network places where children normally To be labeled as a sexual booths for the day at a minimal talk by area leaders and speakers. “In addition, they are working on as well as get to know each other congregate. predator, one must designated cost in comparison to other Past Lunch and Learns have creating their own event that will as people,” said In the state of Florida, sexual by the court and must have been events. Members of GBEL hope included an emergency pre- benefit the Chamber, the com- GBEL member and legal offenders are required to regis- convicted of either one first- that the event will be a catalyst degree felony sex crime, or two paredness talk by Lynn Erickson, munity and other non-profits as assistant to J. Donovan Whibbs ter with law enforcement and for the local economy. second degree felony sex Gulf Power; local environmental well. If these young men and Breena Bolster. “We are the must update their personal “We are organizing the Gulf crimes within ten years. issues discussion by the Dr. women are the future of our future of the Gulf Breeze, and information, such as their Breeze City Market which will Vandegrifft is registered as a William Benson, Environmental Chamber and the community, it’s important that we become a address, every time they move. be an upscale, open-air market in The FDLE keeps a complete sexual offender. According to the city of Gulf Breeze begin- Protection Agency Gulf Ecology then I’m proud to say, ‘we’re in cohesive unit as we continue to the FDLE website there are no Division; and archeology update good take on leadership roles in the record of all registered sex ning next April. Our hope is to offenders that is available to the sexual offenders or predators by Dr. Judith Bense, University hands!’” area.” have an economic and tourist public online at living within Gulf Breeze city of West Florida Anthropology The group also hosts monthly For more information on event that will give craft-makers, http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/of limits, and two sexual predators Department. socials to promote networking becoming a part of GBEL, call artisans and cooks a venue to sell fender/. Citizens can search the that have addresses within the their products and liven up “I’m am so excited about the opportunities at local establish- Bolster at (850) 261-7019 or database by name and physical Midway area. The sexual preda- weekends in Gulf Breeze,” said Gulf Breeze Emerging Leaders ments. The October social was email gulfbreezeemerginglead address. County Attorney tors listed are Robert L. Koonce. as a group. Their individual ener- held at SpringHill Suites on [email protected]. Thomas Dannheisser said this Driggers and Ellis D. Colley. system would make the pro- There are three predators listed MIDWAY FIRE: posed ordinance easier to in the Navarre area and they are: PARKING: Commission to enforce. William T. Smith, Marion E. Shoreline South change ordinance verbiage “They’re a specific group of Bryan and Charles N. Wasson. Continued from page 1A their monthly November meeting. almost completed Midway Chief Stephen Demeter told services. For residential units, the fee is Fire Safety Week family fun Continued from page 1A the board, “There is just some verbiage $247 per dwelling unit, while for com- changed to make it more consistent with Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze “Once the repaving is complete, the parking mercial buildings it is 33-cents per square what we are actually doing and make it News lot traffic pattern will be one way only, in a foot. The impact fee for industrial/ware- consistent with what everyone around us counter clockwise direction. By allowing traffic house space is 3-cents a square foot, and to exit in front of the recreation center, we will for institutional is 98-cents a square foot. is doing. These changes came out of the Midway Fire Chief eliminate as much as 50 percent of routine park- Impact fees are charged any time a build- Catholic church wanting to build their Stephen Demeter ing lot traffic,” he said. “All parking places will ing permit is pulled in the county. community life center. We realized there welcomed another be angled to encourage and accommodate this In the residential development column, was nothing clear in the ordinance to “chief” to the Midway Fire Department open directional flow. Eliminating two-way traffic in new housing units actually decreased over cover such construction.” house. Trevor Isakson the parking lot will decrease the congestion and In other Midway Fire District News, the past year, with 314 units being built of Gulf Breeze came the likelihood of an accident and allow a greater since last October and 341 over the 12 the District will soon be assured of never dressed and prepared degree of safety for pedestrians.” This revamp months before. missing a single call, no matter what the from his dad's fire of traffic flow also considers the increased traf- “If we had not has the 128 houses reg- weather or emergency. A new state-of- house in Escambia fic from the new football fields, currently under ister for August this year we would have the-art alerting system will be online in County. Trevor's Dad, construction. The area west of the library is really been down from last year,” said Fire about 90 days. Curt Isakson of Gulf cleared and work continues on those fields. Commissioner and Treasurer Clyde Breeze, used to work “We’ll be seeking competitive bids for the The fire chief Stephen Demeter told Broome. the fire commissioners last week that the at Midway, but now earthwork in the coming week. The old lighting serves as Battalion Broome provided copies of the income present system is simply a VHF radio sys- has been removed and the old concession stand statement for the past 12 months ending Chief in Escambia and sidewalks will be demolished in the next tem. “It is like if you phone is not ringing, Sept. 30 at the Oct. 10 meeting. It shows County Fire Dept. week,” said Pulley. you don't know you are missing any actual impact fees over the past 12 months Another large project underway includes calls,” he explained. “So if it goes down collected add up to $117,474.38 of the gazebos and restrooms at Shoreline Park South. now, we don't know dispatch has sent us department’s almost $2-1/2 -million bud- The boat ramp has been open since late July, and any alarms. But with the new system, it after a small glitch in the construction of the get for the past year. That is $25,474 more than they had expected, as shown by last will tell us there is a problem with the sys- studier gazebos and a restroom, the park is tem, and actually tell us it has gone down, expected to be fully operational soon. year’s budget projections. so we can manually call dispatch and not “The manufacturers of the gazebos designed But the fire department has discovered Today, Oct. 19 miss a call, ever.” Wednesday, a receiver that would be used to connect the their impact fee ordinance is not clear in Education Task Force: some areas, so they have revised it. But to He said the new system was already Florida's Bright Futures Oct. 25 metal gazebo upright columns to the wooden Scholarship Program, 11:30 adopt it they must first hold a public hear- budgeted. And it will also help them with Board of pilings that have been driven in the ground to a.m., Gulf Breeze Middle School Director's Meeting, provide foundation and support,” said Pulley. ing, which they will do 30 minutes before their ISO insurance rating. Library, 649 Gulf Breeze 7:30 a.m., Gulf “There’s a design flaw in the receivers that Parkway, Gulf Breeze Breeze Chamber of will either be corrected or addressed as a field TREES: City to distribute first batch Commerce, Chamber adjustment.” Pulley added that the Wayside Friday, Oct. 20 Conference Room, Park West boat ramp has been open for two Continued from page 1A Additionally, storage was a concern of No meetings scheduled as of 409 Gulf Breeze weeks. Parkway, Gulf the surplus trees in the event all of press time Although residents have been waiting Breeze December then again in April. them were delivered at the same time. patiently for the parks to completely reopen, the According to James, the reason for the “We didn’t want to have trees stored Saturday, Oct. 21 Thursday, consensus seems to be the repairs are worth the staggering gives the suppliers time to over night that weren’t being No meetings scheduled as of Oct. 26 wait. grow the additional trees to an ade- press time Santa Rosa County “Everyone has been extremely understanding watered,” said James. quate height, which will be some- Commission Regular and supportive,” said Pulley. For more information call 934- where between six to eight feet. 5140. Sunday, Oct. 22 Meeting, 9 a.m., No meetings scheduled as of Commissioner's Board press time Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Midway Fire Monday, Oct. 23 6 Steps to a Better Business, Membership Committee 11:15 a.m., Gulf Breeze Meeting, 8:30 a.m., Gulf Breeze Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. offers flu shots Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Chamber Conference Room, 409 The Midway Fire Conference Room, 409 Gulf Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf FELONIES controlled substance without a pre- Cassidy, Paul Damien, 40, W/M, District is offering flu Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Breeze scription, possession of cocaine 1900 block of Jamaica Drive, 10/10/06 Navarre, aggravated assault shots for $20 a shot, with- Santa Rosa County School Board Meeting, 6:30 Jackson, Robert Joel, 23, A/M, Fischer, Allison Rene, 20, W/F, out appointment. The Commission Committee 9000 block of Deer Lane, Navarre, 2300 block of Crescent Wood p.m., 5086 Canal Street, Milton DUI shots will be available Meeting, 9 a.m., Commissioner's possession of a controlled sub- Road, Navarre, possession of a beginning Monday, Oct. Board Room, 6495 Caroline stance without a subscription controlled substance, possession 10/8/06 16. Street, Milton Same Time, Same of cocaine Grady, David Patrick, 44, W/M, Flanders, Andrea Marie, 25, 1100 block of Shoreline Drive, Gulf There are 100 doses Place W/F, 8300 block of Marcadeo Fischer, Kevin Paul, 51, W/M, Breeze, DUI and property damage available, and you do not Tuesday, Oct. 24 The South Santa Rosa Street, Navarre, possession of a 2300 block of Crescent Wood Writers meet each second and controlled substance without a pre- Road, Navarre, possession of need to make an appoint- Seminar: Business Solutions 10/15/06 scription cocaine ment to receive a shot. Using QuickBooks, 8 a.m., Gulf fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Maya, Victor Manuel Gamez, Just arrive at the Midway Breeze Chamber of Commerce, St. Augustine’s Episcopal 30, H/M, 5700 block of Harves Church Parish Hall, 7810 Smith, Craig TAylor, 18, W.M, Fischer, Nicholas Adam, 25, Fire District main station Chamber Conference Room, 409 5100 block of Mandavilla W/M, 2300 block of Crescent Wood Viliase Court, Navarre, DUI Navarre Parkway. This week next to Winn-Dixie plaza Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, posses- Road, possession of cocaine Breeze will feature popular columnist sion of a controlled substance with- Benson, Troy Gordon, 40, W/M, in Midway. Claudine Kriss. For further 3300 block of El Portal Street, Gulf out a prescription 10/15/06 When those first 100 Board of Adjustments, 6:30 information, contact Nancy at Breeze, DUI Vandegrifft, Thomas Andrew, doses are gone, the chief p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, (850) 936-6889 or email 10/13/06 27, W/M, 2000 block of Esplande said they will order anoth- 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf [email protected]. Fischer, Sandra Annette, 52, Street, Navarre, luring or enticing a McCampbell, Tonya Louise, 25, W/F, 2300 block of Crescent Wood child U/F, 2800 block of Winners Circle, er 100. Breeze Road, Navarre, possession of a Navarre, DUI

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Navy League holds fundraiser Motorists have new Just in time for the holidays, year. the Navy League Santa Rosa Order deadline is noon, Council announce their annual Friday, November 17. Orders Slow Smoked Boston can be picked up at the Santa Butt/Smoked Turkey Rosa County Chamber of options to ensure safety Fundraiser. Eight to nine slow Commerce offices located at BY FRANKLIN HAYES smoked boston butt or smoked 5247 Stewart Street, Milton on turkey (ready to eat or freeze) Tuesday, November 21 from 10 Gulf Breeze News [email protected] can be purchased for only $25. a.m. until 6 p.m. Proceeds support educational Tickets are available at the Law enforcement officials are encourag- scholarships awarded by the Chamber, cash or check only. ing residents to take advantage of two sys- Navy League throughout the tems that could save the life of a family member. One emergency contact information program, which originated in London, asks citizens to enter emergency phone numbers Christmas is coming! in their cell phones under the heading ICE. The acronym stands for In Case of Check Gulf Breeze News Emergency and is widely recognized by rescue workers. and Magazine for gift ideas On Oct. 2, the Florida Department of Splash! Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles To advertise, call (850) 932-8986 (DHSMV) announced another emergency contact information program available to Florida-based law enforcement officers. This system allows Floridians to voluntar- Commercial, Residential, Remodel, New Construction ily provide emergency information online, giving law enforcement immediate access MikeMike MotesMotes to information and making it easier for them to speak with the next of kin in emer- Courtesy of Florida Highway Patrol gency situations. Those with a Florida dri- Lt. Doug Dodson pulls up emergency contact information in his patrol car just min- BuildersBuilders ver license or identification card who want utes after it was entered. to input their information can go online to scious on the side of the road, we can con- On Dec. 7, 2005, Tiffiany Olson was www.hsmv.state.fl.us. Users are allowed tact a family member to obtain critical killed in a motorcycle accident in Manatee 626-33471 to enter two contact names and three phone medical information.” County, Fla. and her family was not noti- Lic # CGC061469 numbers per name. This information will When used in conjunction with one fied for several hours after her passing. be immediately available to law enforce- another these two new programs give an Olson’s mother, Christine Olson, was Licensed, Bonded, Insured ment officials via the Driver and Vehicle accident victim the best possible chance determined to improve the unfortunate sce- Information Database (DAVID). The for survival. nario and contacted her state legislator, Infants thru statewide database is accessible to law “The information available through Rep. Bill Galvano (R-Bradenton). Through teens...and everything in enforcement officers in their patrol cars, DAVID is good for people that don’t have the cooperative efforts of the state legisla- between! a cell phone or if we can’t find their cell ture and DHSMV, the addition to DAVID ●SHOES ●CLOTHING ●BABY giving on the scene officers up to date CONSIGNMENT STORE ●EQUIPMENT ●TOYS ●BOOKS information to reach the victim’s designat- phone. However, if someone can’t be iden- was developed to help prevent similar situ- ed parties. According to the DHSMV, more tified, the cell phone program can be ations. than 31,000 license carriers have already equally as helpful,” said Sgt. Scott Haines “This is a great example of government input their data. with the Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office. “We listening to citizen’s ideas and implement- “The responsibility of notifying family recommend people take advantage of ing changes that will make a positive dif- members lies with law enforcement. If a both.” ference,” said Fred Dickinson, Executive fire department needs this information, English paramedic Bob Brotchie devel- Director for DHSMV. “Working with Ms. they can contact [law enforcement],” said oped the ICE program in May 2005. The Olson to put this system into action, we 372 Gulf Breeze Parkway (850) 934-KIDS Mon-Sat 11-5:30 (Bruno’s Shopping Center) Florida Highway Patrol Public Affairs idea spread across Europe and is now gain- have been able to affect changes that make Chief Ernie Duarte. “If someone is uncon- ing popularity in America. an impact.” Get active with ‘ Teen Read Week’ Get active at your library dur- authors. A good place to start is ing Teen Read Week 2006 www.ala.org/yalsa/booklists . Area teens will be reading for ■ Join a book discussion the fun of it as the Santa Rosa @ the Library group at the school or public County Library System cele- Gulf Breeze Library library. brates the ninth annual Teen The library system includes Read Week, October 15 - 21. libraries in Gulf Breeze, Jay, They join thousands of other Milton, and Navarre. The Pace libraries, schools and bookstores Linda Hendrix library is under construction across the country that are for them to take part in during in homes across America the with expected opening in early encouraging teens to celebrate what little leisure time they number of different types of 2007. The library system is a this year’s theme, “Get Active @ have. That is why it’s important reading materials has decreased, department of the SRC Board of your library.” Teen Read Week to encourage teens to set aside and a smaller percentage of sev- County Commissioners. For is the national adolescent litera- some time to read.” Literacy is a enteen-year-olds saw adults further information, contact cy initiative of the Young Adult topic of both local and national reading in their homes. Linda Hendrix, Santa Rosa Library Services Association concern, and falling test scores ■ Parents of teens are encour- County Library System Director (YALSA). and lower graduation rates aged to celebrate Teen Read at (850) 623-2043. Visit the This year’s theme encourages among teens today are a serious Week at home. Chatraw offers library website online at teens to use the resources in their issue. these ideas: http://www.santarosa.fl.gov/libr library to lead active lives. Book Studies show a regular read- ■ Visit the local public or aries. displays during Teen Read Week ing habit increases reading pro- school library with your teen to will feature sports, community ficiency and area librarian attend a program or to check out involvement and activities in the Margaret Chatraw agrees. books. great outdoors. Most Santa Rosa “One of the most important ■ Set aside time each night County libraries have a desig- ways teens acquire the habit is for the family to read. nated place for teens to read, by watching adults they ■ Give books or magazine study and visit with friends. respect,” said Chatraw. Being subscriptions to your teen as a Pam Spencer Holley, around adults who are avid read- gift or reward. YALSA’s president, said, ers can counteract the latest sta- ■ Share your favorite book “Today’s teens seem to have less tistics from The Nation’s Report with your teen. and less free time, and there are Card (http://nces.ed.gov/nation- ■ Surf the Internet with your increasingly more activities to sreportcard), which indicate that teen to learn about new books or Caring and Sharing kicks off giving season Caring and Sharing, the In Gulf Breeze, interviews ■ Paycheck stub, social secu- organization that distributes will be held at the Good rity, pension, food, clothing and Christmas Samaritan Clinic at 4435 Gulf ■ W2 form, TANF, child gifts to the underprivileged is Breeze Parkway. In Navarre support, alimony, etc. gearing up to outreach. Caring interviews will be held at the ■ Social Security card of all & Sharing assistance includes Navarre Presbyterian Church at household members (including food baskets at Thanksgiving 1870 Lowe Road in front of children) and Christmas. Through the West Navarre Primary School. ■ Rent or mortgage payment Giving Tree Program at One must live in South Santa receipt from most recent month Christmas, children 12 and Rosa County. Boundaries are WEBY Distributions are typically under are provided gifts and from the Okaloosa county line is now the from 1-3 p.m. children 13 through 18 (and are north to the Yellow River and MOST POWERFUL Thanksgiving - West Navarre in school) receive gift certifi- west to Gulf Breeze. AM radio station on the cates. To register, one must bring Intermediate School is 19 Registration is a must. Dates the following: November. Please contact Gulf Coast between for dates for registration inter- ■ Drivers licenses or photo Caring & Sharing at (850) 939- New Orleans and Tampa! views are as follows: ID for applicant and spouse or 0727 to volunteer or seek sup- ■ Saturday, October 28, 1 partner port, your call will be returned p.m. - 4 p.m. ■ Proof of residence (a by a member of the organiza- ■ Sunday, October 29, 1 p.m. recent utility bill with current tion’s leadership. For more - 4 p.m. address) information see the organiza- ■ Monday, October 30, 5 ■ Proof of all household tions website: www.san p.m. - 8 p.m. income tarosacares.com.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A October 19, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze News celebrates five years with open house support community news. We couldn't have Thank you ... been successful without you! On the occasion of our fifth anniversary, the And to all of you who donated door prizes, staff of Gulf Breeze News wants to thank all of gift certificates, refreshments or decorations or you who came to our Open House. simply wrote a note of congratulations, we We also want to express our appreciation to extend our sincere thanks. all the readers, subscribers and advertisers who -The Gulf Breeze News Staff

Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Several hundred people joined Gulf Breeze News to celebrate the publication’s five-year anniversary.

Submitted Photo Sandy Franz, Donna Cooper and Meg Peltier from the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce and “Scoop” from the Pensacola Pelicans congratulate the Gulf Breeze News staff on their accomplishment of five years.

LEFT: A cake displaying the Gulf Breeze News logo was enjoyed by the many guests who helped the Gulf Breeze News celebrate the milestone anniversary. Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Dr. Bob Harriman, CEO of Gulf Breeze Pam Randall/Gulf Breeze News Hospital and Edwin “Buz” Eddy, Gulf Charis Powell enjoys a frozen beverage, compli- Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Breeze City Manager. ments of Billy Ducote and Mr. Margaritas. Navarre Methodist to hold craft fair The Navarre United Methodist Church will hold it annual craft fair on Saturday, November 11 from 9 am - 3 pm. The fair will feature both local Premier Area Real Estate Office with over 20 Agents to Serve You! Broker/Owner and regional crafters, a bake sale and gift baskets made by our church members. A chicken 850-93-COAST (850-932-6278) and pork BBQ lunch will be ● ● ● served from 11 a.m. -2 p.m. 911 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 [in SeaGreen Center next to Billy Bob’s Barbecue] Cell (850) 449-4242 with take out available. Limited indoor and outdoor SEARCH ALL AREA PROPERTIES FOR SALE AT: www.OnTheCoastHomes.com spaces are still available. Call the church office at 939 -2028 for more information. Look for the round church located 2 miles east of the Navarre Bridge. All proceeds will be used to help others in the com- munity through the “We Care” POOL / SPA! WATERFRONT! FURNISHED UNIT! FURNISHED UNIT! Ministry. GULF BREEZE 4288 SOUNDSIDE DRIVE GULF BREEZE 4518 HICKORY SHORES BLVD. P’COLA BEACH 1200 FT. PICKENS RD. #2C P’COLA BEACH 900 FT. PICKENS RD. #1031 ●4 BD / 3.5 BA ●3,432 SF ●3 BD / 2 BA ●2,709 SF $629,900 TRISTAN TOWERS ● 2 BD / 2 BA ● 1,200 SF SANTA ROSA DUNES ●2 BD / 2 BA ●1,152 SF Public invited to MLS# 312009 $899,900 MLS# 312411 NEW PRICE $599,900 MLS# 277738 NEW PRICE $399,900 MLS# 296064 $529,900 join education GULF BREEZE PROPER task force The public is cordially invit- ed to attend a program to learn w/ BOAT SLIP! w/ BOAT SLIP! about Florida's Bright Futures 56 BAYBRIDGE DRIVE 116 BAYBRIDGE DR. Scholarship program. The pro- ●4BD/4BA ●3,630 SF ●2BD/2.5BA PERDIDO KEY13599 PERDIDO KEY DR. #T14A P’COLA BEACH 1111 FT. PICKENS RD. #524 P’COLA BEACH 800 FT. PICKENS RD. #1503 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● gram is sponsored by the Gulf MLS# 309005 $999,900 1,770 SF BEACH COLONY 3 BD / 3 BA 1,750 SF STARBOARD VILLAGE 3 BD / 2 .5 BA 1,577 SF SANTA ROSA TOWERS 3 BD / 2 BA 1,595 SF Breeze Area Chamber of NEW PRICE $975,000 MLS# 306156 $499,900 MLS# 298920 $699,900 MLS# 305192 $499,900 MLS# 300915 $798,600 Commerce Education Task Force. The task force will be held Thursday, Oct. 19 at 11:30 a.m. at the Gulf Breeze Middle School media center. Come hear college financial aid counselors discuss the ben- POOL ! POOL ! efits of the Florida Bright PENSACOLA BEACH 1010 MALDONADO DR. GULF BREEZE 2540 FRANK CIR. GULF BREEZE PROPER 806 BAY CLIFFS RD GULF BREEZE PROPER 631 BONILACE CL ● ● ● ● ● ● Futures Scholarship Program, ●5 BD / 4 BA ●3,035 SF GRANDE POINTE 4 BD / 3 BA 2,976 SF 4 BD / 3 BA 3,145 SF $549,900 4 BD / 2.5 BA 2,270 SF $429,900 MLS# 283362 NEW PRICE $949,500 MLS# 308910 ●CULDESAC $649,900 MLS# 303529 NEW PRICE $499,900 MLS# 307335 NEW PRICE $399,900 and the recently enacted legis- lation affecting Medallion MLS# 279557 Level Bright Futures 12 CEYLON DR Scholarship Recipients. Learn G.B. LOT ●100x265 $575,000 how this program can save you MLS# 294189 thousands of dollars in college 2866 WHISPER BAY BLVD. tuition and fee payments. G.B. LOT ●105X225X108X225 $599,900 MLS# 313517 POOL ! POOL ! 3 BEACH RD. ● C o m p u t e r GULF BREEZE PROPER 318 FLORIDA AVE. PENSACOLA BEACH 18 SEASHORE DR. GULF BREEZE PROPER 25 HIGHPOINT DR. G.B. LOT 90X220X90X252 $1,224,900 ●3 BD / 2 BA ● 1,750 SF ●4 BD / 2 Full BA / 2 Half BA ● 2,568 SF ●4 BD / 2 .5 BA ● 2,759 SF MLS# 308878 131-135 EUFAULA ST MLS# 296956 MLS# ● S a v v y ? $259,900 312607 UPDATED INTERIOR $974,900 MLS# 308373 $424,900 3 Lots can be sold separately www. G.B. LOT ●201x313x207x296 $1,899,000 gulf 850- 449- 4242 breeze s waghalter@ remax.net news.com

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 19, 2006 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Grandmother creates a website of her own In this day of retirees, finding Humanities with a concentra- in some cases, nor even koicha. p.m. The sale will include their niche in life by exploring tion in Art History, Religion and Following the Japanese tea house wares, decorating items, new opportunities a private Philosophy. Ms. Honda began ceremony demonstration the crafts, linens, lace, electronics, website could be the answer. I teaching the university’s first group had a short business library items, regular and vin- want you to meet two very tal- Japanese language and culture meeting then carpooled to tage clothing, boutique items, ented people, Cal and Joanie course in1987 and has worked Piccadilly Restaurant for lunch. home furniture, lawn and gar- Bolton, who have done every on Japan programs since 1989. The Santa Rosa Woman’s den furniture and tools. This thing and been everywhere. Cal Her current position is director Club Rummage sale will take year the bakery table will is a computer expert and Joanie of the Japan Center and instruc- place at the Recreation Center include more than desserts. is the penny-pinching grandma. tor of the Japanese language at Gymnasium on Saturday That is what it says on their UWF. She has organized numer- October 28 from 8 a.m. to 2 See TALK, Page 7A6 website Pennypinching- ous exhibitions, performing Grandma.com. Joanie says the arts, lectures, symposiums and website came about because cultural events, and has lectured since retiring early Cal spent on Japan at the request of vari- most of his time either surfing ous organizations. Ms. Honda the web or playing games after has managed the exchange of he finished the chores. He never thousands of students between learned how to play golf and his the U.S. and Japan and initiated inactivity was driving her mad. the involvement of hundreds of So she had a brainstorm and told local host families who support Cal to do some research and exchange programs. As the find a way to help people and result, she has strengthened the maybe make a little money. So relationship between the U.S. Cal found the way to build the and Japan and has made the website and Joanie came up Japan program at UWF become with the idea of Pennypinching- one of the most active among Grandma. Joanie does the writ- institutions in Florida. ing and Cal does the rest of the Ms. Honda narrated the tea work. Even Stormy the silver- ceremony. The Japanese tea cer- tip Persian cat tries to get in the emony (cha-no-yu, chado, or act. sado) is a traditional ritual in Cal and Joanie have ads on which powdered green tea, or P’cola Beach matcha is ceremonially pre- to the site from Adsense by Google Tiger Point! and from Commission Junction. pared and served to a small Tiger Point! When someone clicks on the ad Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News group of guests in a tranquil set- How to they receive a few pennies. It Joanie Bolton, with husband Cal, began the website ting. Colloquially it is often get... doesn’t pay big but they would www.penny-pinchinggrandma.com that offers money-saving called ocha among Japanese. like to make at least enough to tips and even recipes. Sado or chado , (“the way of 1) Decide what you want from RESTAURANT LIST: pay for the web site. It took tea”) is the study of the tea cer- choices on menu ( call us or *SURFBURGER them nine months to make the emony. “Tea ceremony” is the or go to www.togotoyou.net ) *CANCUN’S most common English term, but *HOOTER’S first $25. 2) Place your order (932-1113) * PAPA’S PIZZA Grandma offers advice on some English speakers have QUIZNOS 3) We’ll deliver * / many topics including kitchen, adopted the term “the way of your food Lunch $2.95 *BON APPETIT tea”). Cha-no-yu (literally “hot delivery charge *JAMES KITCHEN house, garden and craft pinch- hot and fast Dinner $4.95 * LOUISIANA PURCHASE ing. water for tea” or “tea flavored 4 Enjoy!!! delivery charge SEAFOOD ) / “Call it penny pinching, fru- soup/hot water”) usually refers * GREENERY CAfE gal, tight fisted, miserly, money to either a single ceremony or Call us today! 932-1113**77DaysDays aa WeekWeek saving, cheap or what ever you ritual or equivalent with want. Try raising five children nose, headaches, muscle aches, Barbara Elbert introduced the sado/chado, while cha-ji refers on military pay. I call it sur- burns, and sore throats. speaker Ms. Shigeko Honda. to a full tea ceremony with vival,” she said. Her children Now you can learn how to be Ms. Shigeko Honda received an kaiseki (a light meal), usucha are grown but she continues her frugal and thrifty if you go on Associate Degree in English (thin tea) and koicha (thick tea), well-learned habits of long ago. line and take the grandma’s Literature from the Komazawa lasting approximately four Being a military wife for many, advice. Junior College in Tokyo, Japan hours. A chakai (literally “tea many years it was an absolute Joanie said, “I sincerely hope and earned both her Bachelor’s meeting”) was originally equal necessity to pinch pennies. She you enjoy reading what we have Degree and Master’s Degree to cha-ji, although today it really is a grandma. She is the come up with and just maybe from the University of West means the simplest one, which mother of five children, grand- you will put some of my ideas in Florida in Interdisciplinary does not include a kaiseki meal, mother of ten and great-grand- practice.” The website offers Since 1979 mother of one. such good information and ideas Now she focuses on penny that I have placed an icon on my pinching because she and Cal desktop so that I can instantly are retired and live on a fixed go online and get the latest income and because she really update. enjoys it. She loves going to thrift shops and finding bar- Santa Rosa Shores gains. Some people think she Women’s Club spends a lot of money for her Twenty members of the Santa clothes; if they only knew! She Rosa Shores Women’s Club met loves antiques and will spend a at the home of Trish Trachy on day browsing through an October 3 for a wine tasting and antique shop. Finding a good food pairing experience. Trish piece of furniture in a thrift shop prepared and served Fartelle that can be refinished is a real with creamy smoked salmon delight to her. She spends a lot and vodka sauce, sweet potatoes of time sewing, quilting and gnocchi, baked four-cheese crocheting. She has to be busy spaghetti, chicken pecan butter when she watches TV or she’ll Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News and Pad See Yew. This was a Barbara Oliver, center, and Linda Davison attend an authen- fall asleep. delightful culinary experience. tic Japanese tea ceremony at the Japan House at UWF dur- Not everything she puts on Discussion was held on the ing this month’s Santa Rosa Woman’s Club meeting. the website is her own idea. recent successful entertainment Some ideas came from friends events and plans for Christmas and a lot can be found all over at Swenson Park. Lou Jones, the web. But she researches Publicity chairman. 932-9272 every penny pinching idea she shares so that she is sure it will Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze Hospital do what it is purported to do Woman’s Club before she offers it to the reader. Santa Rosa Woman’s Club She is constantly looking for Women’s Center is hosting an met October 3. International new tips, ideas and or products Affairs Department (Barbara to help pinch that penny and Elbert, Chair; Judith Mineo, Co- stretch that dollar. Chair; Tina Davy; Alma Deafth, The website also includes Open House Rita Forbess, Mattie Mitchell, free stuff, health and beauty Barbara Oliver, Jackie Owen, tips, stain removing tips and Libby Prochaska, and Harriet Thursday, October 26 cooking tips. She has written Wright) was in charge of the her own cookbook and offers it 4 to 6 p.m. Program. The club met at the for sale on the website. Japan House at UWF Campus Suite 203 In her “Did you know?” sec- for a Japanese Tea ceremony tion she covers many areas like demonstration skin care, remedies for stuffy Join us as we celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month Send emails to Betty Archer Allen at [email protected] Enjoy refreshments, door prizes and free heel scans. or write to Talk of the Town Meet our staff and learn about our services in the Women’s Center. at Gulf Breeze News For more information, please call 934-2168. P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562, subject: “Talk of the Town” Allen  
 
 

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 WHERE WE PUT PEOPLE “ON THE SPOT” TO www.gulfbreezenews.com ANSWER A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” 2005 By Franklin Hayes Florida Press Association Place Winner What’s the best thing about ■ Editorial Page ■ Sports Section GBHS homecoming week?

“My favorite thing about Make park appealing to all ages GBHS homecoming is sitting on a block of ice for two hours. As a family, we have enjoyed where so many precious 2007, you know!” CO-PUBLISHERS: Tiger Point Recreation Park for VIEWPOINT moments are spent and chil- Lisa Newell three years now since moving By Alessandra Kellermann dren’s memories are made for a -Liz Bohannon Victoria Papajohn back to this lovely area with and family lifetime. This is where our Pensacola Beach incredible schools and quality Gulf Breeze healthy lifestyles are preserved EDITOR: B.J. Davis of life. As a disabled mom, we include automatic flushing like and our children make friends; use this wonderful park by our other parks we found along develop physically and emo- SPORTS EDITOR: home frequently whether it is Hwy 98. We need covered trash tionally; spend quality family Jason Thompson for picnics, soccer, baseball, receptacles and increased care time away from the video scouting events, biking or of these issues to avoid the reg- games and television; de-stress STAFF WRITER: rollerblading for my son Ed. ular overflowing of trash, just and gain self-confidence. As a Franklin Hayes This week I learned how for starters. Then let’s get our developmental specialist and many others love and care about soccer nets and stands more counselor as well as a mom, this ADVERTISING SALES: the future of this park as well. durable and make the invest- park is ideal and just needs to be Robyn Philips After acquiring over 100 signa- ment so we are not constantly preserved and invested in with “Wearing a toga. The pep Pam Randall tures in just a couple of days, I replacing them! Adding play- activities and equipment which rallies are a lot of fun too.” submitted a petition to our dear ground equipment that looks can last the next 10-20 years as OFFICE MANAGER: Commissioner Broxson and our aesthetically pleasing, that is our children grow. As head of a -Dana Teschel Karen Murphy Tiger Point Board led by Tom more safe and durable and that military organization, this is Gulf Breeze Dorsey, to give our park a thor- covers all ages was a huge where many military families GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: ough overhaul. Our wishes are request along with a skating spend time during long deploy- simple and yet will increase the ramp area for the teens. ments and when their heroes Nikola Stamenkovich, Art Director We included the beautiful Katie Killen value of the homes and area return home. It’s time folks. Our because this park is used most photos of other parks along the children will thank us. same highway including CONTRIBUTORS: of any parks along Hwy. 98 and Let’s make this happen. certainly in Gulf Breeze. Shoreline, Mary Esther and Fort Come and ask me when this will Betty Archer Allen Walton Beach. It’s time folks T. “Bubba” Bechtol We need new soft metal happen as their excitement for a durable park benches and invest in this park and the fami- Bette Boyle new improved park is bubbling updated toilet facilities to lies all seem to agree! This is over! “The class competition Chuck Randle because the seniors make Grant Corbin everyone bow down.” Paul Stefon Kids are always the victims Since I don’t have any chil- -Rachael Estess Member: dren yet, I sometimes I feel as Gulf Breeze Florida Press Association though I am talking out of turn when it comes to child preda- From t he National Newspaper Assn. tors and sex offenders. After Gulf Breeze Area Chamber the recent incident where a Edit or’s Desk of Commerce (“2003 Small man approached a child at an Business of the Year”) area park and asked the child B.J. Davis Pensacola Beach Chamber to come home with him, my opinion has changed. of Commerce Let’s play devil’s advocate: Pensacola Chamber ing whether or not your neigh- being watched and listened to you are living in your home, bor is a registered sex offend- by a neighbor of the daughter. of Commerce one in which you may have “When the seniors own the er, you need to become Later, the neighbor juniors at the pep rally.” Navarre Tourist lived all your life. You’re set- informed. Check out the web approached my co-worker and Development Council tled; you know your neighbors pageinformed her of the conversa- and you definitely call this http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/ tion between her daughter and place “home.” One day, while -Brandi Majewski offender/. The site also lists me. Naturally, my casual Gulf Breeze LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze sitting in your home, a visitor ways to determine what forms questions about her riding the News welcomes your opinion. rings the doorbell and intro- of protection are needed to bus raised some red flags with We reserve the right to edit a duces himself to you as the ensure your children are safe. the neighbor. My intention letter to fit space available. We new neighbor — and a regis- Maybe it’s time to be a little was to get the inside scoop on do not accept letters containing tered sex offender. Certainly paranoid. I know that my bus overcrowding, but the a personal attack on any indi- this scenario would be uncom- friends with children will tell neighbor, who was unaware of vidual. Letters must be limited fortable for both parties. you they have no problem pro- my current intent and our to one per month from an indi- I searched through the filing a strange individual familiarity, did the right thing vidual writer. If we receive form Santa Rosa Sheriff’s looming about public parks or by addressing her mother. letters, we will print only the first Department website of regis- “Because the seniors domi- one we receive. Include your any suspicious behavior that Though I was almost accused tered sex offenders in my would put their flesh and of predatory actions, it was nate! ’07 bow down!” name, address and daytime neighborhood and found sev- phone number. blood in danger. proper precaution because the eral. To be perfectly honest, At a community picnic a kids are always the biggest this doesn’t necessarily bother few months ago, I was chat- victims when the threat is real. -Julie Potomski CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze me, but I’m uncertain if my ting with a co-worker’s mid- I applaud the efforts of a Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy next-door neighbors with the dle-school aged daughter. concerned neighbor and any and wants to hear from you if we 4-year-old son know about the Since I’ve known her and her extra eyes scanning the neigh- need to make a correction or offenders. I’m beginning to mother for nearly a year, I did- borhood to keep our children clarification. find myself wondering if par- n’t think twice about holding a safe. When I do have children, Please email us at ents are truly aware of the conversation with the preco- I hope to have neighbors as [email protected] potential dangers of these cious 11-year-old. concerned with my child’s with the subject line predators. If you are wonder- CORRECTION or Unbeknownst to me, I was well being. CLARIFICATION. Or, call (850) 932-8986 during office hours and ask for A great big congratulations pouring your hearts into five years news or sports departments. I just wanted to send you News, but thank you for dedi- a vital, important, connecting girls a great big congrats on cating more than your time role in our community. Gulf Breeze News is published LETTERS TO Thank you for the hitting the five year marker. I and publishing skills to our I know it's been a lot of weekly on Thursdays for $30 announcement per year by Gulf Breeze News know you two have poured community. THE EDITOR very hard work and dedication Publishing, Inc. Periodical your hearts into the paper and So again, congratulations on the part of your families, Just a quick note to say postage paid at Gulf Breeze, you have ended up with a and good luck! your youth, and your thanks. I picked up several beautiful community forum Natalie Pipchinski lives.....but know that it's Florida. USPS # 021819. copies of today’s paper and Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- that is above and beyond what Gulf Breeze appreciated. tions. POSTMASTER: Please Gulf Breeze and the beach Hard work and Again, I'm so sorry I the [engagement] announce- send address changes to need! Happy Birthday missed the open house. ment looked fabulous. Tell all dedication shows Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box I love that I was a part of Congrats on your Birthday! See you at Dolphin Stadium involved “thank you.” 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. the Gulf Breeze News adven- Cheers, I enjoyed the article in the on Friday night. Lisa Goodwin All content is copyrighted ture. And thank you for not Shelley W. Johnson Gulf Breeze News about the Fondly, formation of the paper. You 2006. Advertising rates are only letting me be a part of the Gulf Coast's Biker News Shawn M. 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TALK: SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. Library to host fall book sale Specializing in: Continued from page 5A Microincision Cataract Surgery ● Over 20,000 implants performed Popcorn balls, jams, beef ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology jerky, and bean soup mixes in Pensacola will be available. Visit www.UllmanEye.com Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Blue Angels Dr. Ullman for their surgery. 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 Chapter of AFCEA (850 ) 208-1900 holds golf tourney Pensacola Florida Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) hosted its seventh annual scholarship golf tour- nament on Saturday October 7 at the Solutia Golf Club, Cantonment. “The course was in great Fall into Fashion! shape and everyone enjoyed New Arrivals Daily Submitted Photo the opportunity to play From left, David Bailey, City of Pensacola; Bryan Clark, Snapper Smack; Jeni Bailey, Birdwell New Shipment of Ladybug Blessings Solutia,” said Chuck Staton, Photography and Multimedia (BPM Inc.); Kelley Bradley, Pace Communications; William S. Come see our BugCatcherz V.P. fundraising, AFCEA Blue Wirth, Pensacola Little Theater and Tad Ihns, Avalex. Angels Pensacola Chapter. Proceeds from the event rich history. Most people tion for the past 14 years as and state-certified floral design ● will be used to support the already know this but now well as running the Santa instructor, will dazzle the class M - F 10AM - 6 PM SAT 10 AM - 5 PM Chapter’s Scholarship and they have the opportunity to Rosa County Bureau for a with her skills and wit. Harbourtown ● Suite 27 Awards Fund. Cash donations share this knowledge with a year. Originally from Beginners welcomed, no previ- (850) 934-0492 913 G. B . Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL can be made directly to this global audience. The area is Oklahoma, she spent 32 years ous experience in floral design Fund. Last year’s proceeds increasing the business cli- in Ohio, where she worked for is necessary. will be used to provide $1,000 mate and economic growth several newspapers, before scholarships each to local stu- and becoming one of the most moving to Pensacola. She is a Friends of the dents from PJC and UWF. livable places. widow with three children, Library fall book “The chapter would like to Many local entrepreneurs including a son in Iraq, and thank all of their sponsors, and marketing representatives five grandchildren. sale Saturday recognize everyone who par- were in attendance and should Mark Miller’s newly pub- Friends of the Gulf Breeze ticipated, and thank all who be commended for assisting lished book, “Chasing Faith” Library will hold their Fall helped to organize the event,” the Pensacola Bay Area will also be available. It tells Book Sale on Saturday said Robyn Philips, President accomplishments. the story of Cara, a good October 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 Blue Angels Pensacola For some time, area leaders Catholic school girl who p.m. at the Gulf Breeze AFCEA Chapter. A few of our have encouraged visitors to begins to question her way of Library at 1060 Shoreline faithful contributors were come play, shop, eat, vacation life when her mother dies Drive. There will be special Pete Marshall of Pete Moore and live here. US AirWays from a drug overdose. The members of the Friends of the Kitchen Essentials with his annual opportunity to Magazine and Pace book may also be purchased Gulf Breeze Friends Library Restaurant-Quality Cookware & Serving-ware win a “new car” on a hole-n- Communications should be via www.trentsprints.com. preview sale on October 20 Across from The Zoo, next to Sylvan Learning Center one; Charles Green represent- applauded for this informa- All ages are welcome to from 5 to 7 p.m. If you have Any purchase of $25 or more ing Middle Atlantic Products questions call 932-5166. $ 00 tive piece about the Pensacola attend. Have a great day! (with this ad) with a Plantonics Wireless Bay Area. Check it out as you Nancy Forester 936-6889. 5. off 916-2881 Headset System; Tim Calhoun travel somewhere this fall. of Wal-Mart Super Center on Contact: Deborah Roche Navarre Garden Blue Angel Parkway for his Email: [email protected]. many various fun prizes and Club John H. Childs, Jr., PGA South Santa Rosa Navarre Garden Club’s “Fun General Manager and Head Writers Group with Flowers’ class - Celebrate Golf Professional, and his Fall” event will be held on Claudine Kriss, a local helpful and courteous staff for Saturday, October 28 from 9- columnist, will be joining the a Mickelson Callaway Bag noon, at St. Augustine’s South Santa Rosa Writers and Head Covers. Episcopal Church on Hwy. 98, Group on October 24 at 6:30 Philips also said. “We are Navarre. For just $20, learn p.m. at the St. Augustine’s only able to increase the how to make a professional Church Hall in Navarre on amount of prizes, players, and floral design to enjoy in your Highway 98. Admission is therefore scholarship funds own home. $20fee includes free. In her talk entitled “How raised each year due to these lecture, demonstrations, sup- I became a journalist and and other very generous spon- plies and a hands-on work- where it has taken me,” Kriss sors!” For more information shop. At noon, a delicious lun- will share her secrets about a please visit the organizations cheon will be served for just career that did not start in the website at: $5. traditional manner. Kriss has www.afceapns.org. 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BY FRANKLIN HAYES approximately $1.2 million to ty of the project should be fund- sioner added that the final sec- Beach bridge and causeway, Gulf Breeze News improve nearly 1.7 miles of the ed by state grants, many of tion for the loop would be the they also received $4 million for [email protected] Navarre Beach corridor, and an which are weighted and roadway between Pensacola maintenance. The NBBC plan undetermined amount for curb- approved by a point system. Beach and Navarre Beach. asks for $250,000 of that fund- The Navarre Beach ing and parking, committee “You get more points if you The NBBC plan outlines the ing for landscaping. Beautification Committee chairman John Conner said. The have community support,” said following funding: The remaining majority of (NBBC) is one step closer to committee looks to enhance the county transportation planner $300,000 for bike lanes funding will be supplied in the improving the aesthetics of the causeway that connects Santa Nancy Model. $650,000 for landscaping form of grants and the NBBC’s The trip island’s entrance as the board of Rosa Island to Highway 98. In addition to the communi- $200,000 for decking plan asks Santa Rosa County to county commissioners agreed to “If we’re going to do some- ty’s contributions, $300,000 in $16,000 for benches and pay for paved parking and street help them secure funding for the thing, we want to do it right now grant funding has already been trash cans side curbs out of pocket. to Vegas project. The county commission and we want it to be impres- collected for bike lanes. $62,000 for a sprinkler sys- “To make this nice now and moved to draft a transportation sive,” Conner said. “The bike lanes there will tem keep it nice, we need some kind Well, ’Lishous and I left enhancement grant application The NBBC has already col- help complete that 40-mile loop $47,000 for design and engi- of deterrent,” Conner said. Santa Rosa The Beautiful on for $275,000. lected $50,000 from beach resi- [around Santa Rosa Sound],” neering The first grant application is the morning of Oct. 6th headed The NBBC’s plan calls for dents and is looking for $75,000 said County Commissioner When the county decided to due in May. for the city of Hot Springs, more for landscaping. A majori- Gordon Goodin. The commis- take possession of the Navarre Ark, and then Las Vegas, where I will be performing at the Sahara Hotel on the Strip $100,000 for the next 10 weeks, six shows a week. We decided to drive. extra If you ever really want to get to know someone, take a Turtle-friendly trip with them. I learned that many years ago, but it is still lights cost SRIA true today. ’Lishous is a great BY PAM BRANNON traveling partner. She is the co- Special to Gulf Breeze News pilot. She is the maker of [email protected] turkey sandwiches and the giver of all cold drinks from Ft. Pickens Road is getting new the cooler. She is the one that lighting. But to make the turtles makes the trip worth taking. happy, it will cost the Island Yeah sure! Authority $100,000 more than they She never said a word until originally budgeted. we hit the Mississippi state The Santa Rosa Island Authority line, as she was asleep from (SRIA) has been trying to choose the early start and conked out new lighting for Ft. Pickens Road, as soon as I started the car. which is being rebuilt after the hur- That was fine, but when she ricanes. The board had asked the woke up she wanted to know staff to find something more attrac- where we were and I told her tive than the plain gray straight we were in Vermont, she said, poles they had introduced last meet- “Good we are making good ing. So this week the board saw time,” and fell back to sleep. photos of lights with ‘skirts’ on the When we hit the Louisiana bottom of each light. line near Vicksburg, Miss., she “The original budget for replace- woke up again and wanted to ment lighting was $250,000,” go to the bathroom. I stopped explained staff member Debbie and she came back to the car Norton. “But that was when we did- and told me about the need for n’t know we were required to have cleaner bathrooms on inter- ‘turtle-friendly’ lighting. That will states for the next five hours. raise the cost a minimum of We arrived in Hot Springs Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News $300,000 - $350,000. But the Fish Local contestants in the Emerald Coast Idol competition are Kayla Goliwas, Maddie Mateer, Michelle Burton, Kendall to do my show with Lonestar and Wildlife department has offered Parrett and Derik Lawson. All are competing at the junior level, which will be at the 1 p.m. matinee November 11 at the at the Freedom Fest to honor some funds to help with the cost.” Saenger Theatre in Pensacola. To vote for your favorite idol contestant, you must purchase a ticket and be present. our veterans. But if the board chooses the skirt- Hot Springs is a beautiful ed lights, then the price goes up to little town with a bad political between $350,000 and $400,000. problem. Bill Clinton spent his “You also have to decide, do you boyhood years there and we Beach resident, four Breezers just want to light the bike path, or couldn’t find one person that the whole road,” Norton said. “The was proud of that fact. Not skirted lights would only light the ONE! But, then I understand, compete for ‘Emerald Coast Idol’ bike path, and there are regulations I grew up in Fountainebleau, that say if you light the bike path Miss. and no one there has BY FRANKLIN HAYES auditions, a panel of judges and a live Beach areas. The Emerald Coast Junior you cannot allow any light to bleed ever congratulated me for that! Gulf Breeze News elimination show, but is run independent- Idol contestants from Gulf Breeze are: into the roadway. But if you want to We left for the 22-hour [email protected] ly by Pensacola resident Rachael Morgan. Kendall Parrett, 9 years old, attends light the road, then we need to use drive for Las Vegas the next The 41 contestants have been whittled Oriole Beach Elementary School; Kayla the other lights, not the skirted day and ‘Lishous took over Every person has a different interpre- down from a pool of a couple hundred Goliwas, 15 years old, attends Gulf lights.” and drove for 38 minutes. I tation of the American dream. For some, applicants through a grueling series of Breeze High School; Michelle Burton, 16 The board voted to use the skirt- nearly kicked out the floor- their proverbial piece of the American pie auditions, and have been separated into years old, attends Pensacola Junior ed lights and only light the bike board on the passenger side is embodied in a simple homestead, two categories: Junior and Adult. Each of College and Derik Lawson, 15 years old, path. The issue of lighting the medi- reaching for my imaginary steady career and loving family. For oth- the finalists will be featured on a compi- attends Gulf Breeze High School. They an of Via de Luna was raised, and brake. I ripped off the door ers, true self-actualization is found only lation CD that will be available locally. are joined by their friend from the island, the board passed a motion to inves- handle and broke the console in musical stardom and life in the spot- Music stores such as Harris Music and Maddie Mateer, 9 years old, who attends tigate what it would cost to use the on my side trying to help her light. Sound and Tringas Music will carry the Pensacola Beach Elementary School. same skirted lighting down the miss large objects in the high- Locally, 41 aspiring performers are CD that will feature each performer indi- The five locals and their fellow com- median of Via de Luna. way. She has a “heavy foot” so hoping to have their careers kindled by vidually. petitors will face stiff competition during I discovered that my Escalade the first annual Emerald Coast Idol com- Five of the Junior Idol finalists hoping the finale show Nov. 11 at the Saenger will do 166 mph up a hill. I petition. The contest mimics the always- to impress audiences and judges alike are Theatre in Pensacola from the likes of See IDOL never knew that. popular American Idol with preliminary from the Gulf Breeze and Pensacola , Page 2B6 ’Vette show We passed a Highway Patrol officer in New Mexico this Saturday that just gave up and waved Though imperfect, we seek perfection Is life really a ’Vette on the her on. He knew he couldn’t The story is told of Mulla Nasrudin attain, and just when we beach? Find out Saturday as the catch her I guess. I took over who was sitting in a tea shop one day think we have accomplished Miracle Strip Corvette Club of again in Arizona and drove all when a friend came to speak with him. it, something often comes in Pensacola hosts its annual ‘Life’s a night. He said, “I am about to get married, to the picture to show us Vette’ at the Beach’ Corvette Show We arrived at the Hoover Mulla! I am very excited! Tell me, how imperfect we are. at Pensacola Beach. The show is Dam and had to be inspected Mulla, have you ever thought about However, there is no rea- free and open to the public. for terrorism. Just like the air- getting married yourself?” son to give up, for in reach- There will be more than 100 port, but I understand. We live Nasrudin said, “When I was ing for perfection, wonder- Corvettes, from the 1950s through in a different world now and younger, I used to think about it all the ful experiences and insights 2006 on display in the Casino Beach that is a lot of water behind time. I very much wanted to get mar- may be discovered. parking lot under the Beach Ball. that very large dam. ly deep, graceful, beautiful in every ried; but I decided to wait for the perfect An early theologian spoke of perfec- It’s still possible to register to When we topped the dam respect, generous and at home in the woman. So I traveled to Damascus and tion in two ways: a – when a thing is per- show a car. Trophies will be present- we could see Las Vegas. It was world; and we got along very well!” there I met a beautiful woman who was fect in itself; and b – when it perfectly ed at 3 p.m. Proceeds will benefit still 30 miles away, but it lit up His friend asked, “And did you marry gracious and kind and deeply spiritual; serves its purpose. Both are difficult, but Covenant Hospice. the night sky like the 4th of her?” And Nasrudin, shaking his head but she had no worldly knowledge. So I again, worth making the effort. There For additional information visit July. The billions of lights in said, “Alas, she was, unfortunately, look- traveled further; and in Isphahan I met a may be one, but I’ve never seen a book our web site at www.miraclestrip- that town make the Northern ing for the perfect man.” woman who was both spiritual and with the title, “Perfection: How I Attained corvetteclub.com or email Rick Lights look like a single Many have been disappointed in not worldly, beautiful in many ways, but we it.” Gordon at [email protected] sparkler against the Atom finding the perfect spouse; or job; or did not communicate very well. Finally, I If we can acknowledge that we are or call him at: (850)492-7874 or Bomb! You don’t need a map house; or community; or anything else for went to Cairo and, there, after much always in the “becoming stage,” perhaps email Diane at [email protected] that matter. Perfection is difficult to See RIDE, Page 2B6 searching, I found her: she was spiritual- it can be a wonderful journey. or call her at: (850)455-5675.

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Just in time for the selves to complimentary wine, store space is reminiscent of holidays, in mid-November hors d’oeuvres and entertain- hand from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. those you might find on Fifth Jewelers Trade Shop will be ment at the store. Jewelers Trade Shop is Ave., but the 50-year-old tradi- the exclusive local retailer for Showcasing exclusive col- proud to host the event along- tion of customer service has John Hardy David Yurman. lections and offering advice side its expanded product line not changed. Jewelers Trade Shop is Mikimoto designers, like those we’ll from the hottest designers, - including world renowned “This event is representa- located at 26 Palafox Street where you can also sign up to have in store, combined with representatives from John designers, custom nautical tive of what we offer,” said across from Global Grill. For receive information about spe- small-town service. It’s a win- Hardy, Mont Blanc, Roberto pieces, as well as a new fine Corbett Davis III, co-owner of more information, visit cials and promotions through- ning combination for our cus- Coin and Mikimoto will be on crystal and giftware section. Jewelers Trade Shop. “Big city www.jewelerstradeshop.com out the year. In addition, the annual holiday tomers.” RJ’s salon in Gulf Breeze LEADING THE WAY offers beauty and pampering Cox’s English promoted Michael Michael is a member of the BY ROBYN PHILIPS RJ Salon Spa English was Florida Public Relations Gulf Breeze News recently Association. [email protected] is located on College promoted Parkway in from Re- Bogan joins Gulf Breeze, offering professional hair search Manderson Group care and styles; massage therapy; mani- Coordinator to Research Donna cures; pedicures; facial care and make-up Bogan has techniques. Specialist English with Cox joined The Salon owners, Ramon Walker and Manderson Jonathan Sullivan moved to Gulf Breeze a Media, the advertising divi- sion of Cox Group as year ago to create a place for clients to client care come and enjoy feeling beautiful. The Communications. In his new role, Michael is responsible manager. salon spa is elegant, classy and affordable Bogan has and something the whole family can enjoy. for providing additional sup- port to Cox Media advertis- more than 26 Bogan Walker grew up in the salon business. years of His parents, Meche and Freddie Walker, ing sales staff by research- ing, interpreting and analyz- management and financial owned salons in Spain, Puerto Rico and service experience, with currently own one in Orlando. ing market information. Previously with Mediacom’s three years of local real “The beauty business must run in the estate and industrial mort- genes. I just never wanted to do anything South Central Division, Michael managed the mar- gage experience. She is a else,” Walker. veteran of the U.S. Air Force Sullivan, originally from Virginia, is the Robyn Philips/Gulf Breeze News keting for digital cable and Ramon’s parents, Mr. Walker and Meche, a World Champion Hair Designer at RJ and earned a bachelor’s salon’s make-up artist and licensed estheti- high speed data products Salon’s Open House with salon owners Ramon Walker & Jonathan Sullivan. before being promoted to degree in resource manage- cian. He was a resident make-up artist for ment from Troy University. Chanel and Clarion Skin Care in Orlando. “I love my profession,” said Sullivan. “I vides the salon spa clients with of options Marketing Analyst, and has have the privilege of teaching people how with care of feet and hands. been in cable for 11 years. 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St. Ann Catholic Church announces upcoming events HWY 98, 1/2 mile east of Holley By Sea The following is a list of Breeze. Hosted by the Neighbors On Friday, October or Matt Hitpas at 916-0279 or 850.572.5887 events hosted by St. Ann Community of Praise prayer 20, a work crew will travel to email [email protected]. ExitWithMary@ aol.com Cathoic Church. group of St. Ann Parish. For from St. Ann Gulf Breeze to St. ■ RCIA (Rite of Christian more info, contact Gay Corte at Michael’s Parish in Biloxi, Initiation of Adults) sessions 932-4836. Miss. to help with their recov- available Wednesday evenings ■ Baby Shower for Alpha ery from Hurricane Katrina. at 6:30 p.m. at St. Ann Gulf Center: The Ladies of the Volunteers are welcome to join Breeze. Session are open to all Knights of Columbus Council this trip to help several parish those inquiring into entering the 7272 invite you to a “Baby families clean up their proper- Catholic Faith as well as any- Shower” for the Alpha Center ties. Just grab your gloves, one wanting to learn more. For after all Masses on October 14- rakes, shovels, garbage bags, more info: 932-2859 ext. 240. 15 at St. Ann Gulf Breeze. and willing spirit and join us! Women's Study Group meet- Donations of unwrapped gifts Contact John Scott at 939-5151 ings - Come join other women for expectant mothers, newborn if you would like to join the as we discuss John's Gospel. babies, and young toddlers are crew. Unable to make the trip? Meetings are held first and third welcome. Financial contribu- Show your support by offering Thursdays of the month from tions (cash or check payable to financial donations which will 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. in Family Florida Knights of Columbus be used to purchase gift cards Life Center Room 5 at St. Ann Charities, Inc - Helping Life") for St. Michael parish members Gulf Breeze, 100 Daniel Drive. are also welcome. St. Ann also to purchase much-needed Babysitting is provided. For offers gift cards through Scrip household goods for their fami- more info, please contact program that may also be lies. Women's Study Coordinator donated to the Alpha Center. ■ “Real Love & Real Life” Cecilia Hines at 934-6758. See a Scrip representative after Chastity Education for Teens ■ Grab Your Hammers and Mass (4 p.m. Saturday, 8:30 Teens in grades 7 and 8 and par- Help Build a Home: All are a.m., 11 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. ents are invited to take part in invited to join St. Ann Gulf Sunday) or call Mindy Lennon this family-centered chastity Breeze and Our Lady of the at 934-5019. education program on Friday Assumption Mission Pensacola ■ Exercise Your Creativity evening, November 17 and all Beach in building their tenth with Watercolor Classes! The day Saturday, November 18 Habitat for Humanity Home at Hospitality Commission of Our hosted by Family Honor Gulf 8 a.m. on Saturdays, October 7 Lady of the Assumption Coast. Parents and adolescents (groundbreaking and framing), Mission, Pensacola Beach, will will learn to build a better fam- October 14 (trusses and deck- be offering a six-week series of ily life by learning to communi- ing), and October 21 (roofind watercolor classes on cate, anticipate and deal with and siding). The address of the Wednesday mornings from 9 changes. Skits, role play, video home site is 5833 Congress St., a.m. to noon in Hunt Hall clips, small group-breakouts, Gulf Breeze (located off beginning October 18. Sessions parent-child focused time, and America Avenue). Recipients of are $15 per session. For a $10 audience participation make this home are single mother, supply fee, materials will be this a fast-paced and interesting Karen Adams and her two sons, provided for the 6 weeks, or program for both parents and David, age 9 and Joshua, age 6. participants may bring their adolescents. At least one par- For more information, contact own supplies. 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Ministry group to perform at FUMC in Pensacola The group A New Song Chile, South America. God has been working in their International will perform at The members of this group country and the challenges of First United Methodist come from Chile, Hungary being a witness for the Lord. Church at 6 East Wright and Romania. This year's concern theme is Street, Pensacola on Thursday, Garbed in national dress “Greater is He.” October 26 at 7 p.m. and playing traditional musi- This is a free concert and A New Song International cal instruments, the first part all are encouraged to attend is a ministry of Friendship of A New Song’s concert, in International Ministries, an addition to the special singing this cultural music and mis- American-based mission orga- and music, will be sharing sions event. nization in Colorado Springs, about their country and cul- For more information, con- Colo., which works primarily ture. The second half will tact Cheryl Grace at FUMC in Central/Eastern Europe and focus on the tremendous way (850) 432-1434, Ext. 13.

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Performances begin Dec. 16 Pensacola POPS! Nutcracker tickets, dinner launches this weekend ● they will be a bit different from Silver Bullet the original, because they were series presents written for me,” said Carlson. packages on sale Oct. 23 “Some of the arrangements are ‘The Great strikingly beautiful while oth- Over 4,000 patrons experi- beloved Nutcracker. For many packages are available. American ers have a playful quality that enced the tradition of the holiday years, Ballet Pensacola has pre- Packages include one premier makes you smile. They make classic “Pensacola’s Nutcracker” sented Pensacola’s Nutcracker to seat at Pensacola’s Nutcracker Songbook’ me smile every time I perform in 2005. Patrons are encouraged patrons and friends at the and dinner at eat! Saturday, them.” to purchase tickets early this Saenger Theatre. This December 16. Patrons will with vocalist Margaret Carlson is an excit- year as Ballet Pensacola is December, the Pensacola enjoy soup & salad, choice of Margaret ing new voice in contemporary expecting sold-out perfor- Symphony Orchestra and the entrée, and dessert at eat! Enjoy music. Crediting such artists as mances. The tradition begins on Choral Society of Pensacola will an early evening walk just down Carlson Cleo Laine, Judy Garland, December 16 with a truncated once again join Ballet Pensacola Palafox to the historic Saenger The Silver Bullet Pensacola Duke Ellington and Chick children’s performance at 10:30 to enchant audiences with three Theatre for the evening perfor- POPS! season launches this Corea as major influences, a.m. followed by the popular performances. mance of Pensacola’s Saturday, October 21, with The Carlson has developed a free- evening performance at 7:30 The Pensacola Symphony Nutcracker. “Dinner and Great American Songbook fea- spirited style all her own. “The p.m. On Sunday, audiences will Orchestra, Maestro Peter Dancing” ticket holders will turing guest vocalist Margaret skit in the second half of the enjoy a matinee performance at Rubardt, and the Choral Society enjoy the best seats in the house Carlson. Carlson has made her show is always a surprise,” she 3 p.m. Ticket prices are $15-$27 of Pensacola will be joining career exploring the timeless says. “It’s a fun evening!” for this holiday performance. and will be on sale at the Ballet Pensacola to bring the classics of Cole Porter, Irving Throughout her lifetime, she “Dinner and dancing” packages Saenger Theatre Box Office and story of Clara and her beloved Berlin and George Gershwin. has relied on her considerable are available for $65 per person at all Ticketmaster locations Nutcracker to life. Ballet Her performance will include talent and ingenuity to cultivate (including by phone at 434- Pensacola’s own Debi Marshall and can be purchased at Ballet such favorites as Somewhere a now-thriving recording 7444) on Monday, October 23. are right around the corner, the will perform as Clara. Joining Pensacola by calling 432-9546. Over the Rainbow, The career. In Downtown Pensacola, Pensacola Community gathers to Ballet Pensacola dancers are Tickets for Pensacola’s Nearness of You, Hello Young The performance begins at 8 when the air is chilly, the lights celebrate a time-honored, classic internationally-renowned pro- Nutcracker For more informa- Lovers, and Night and Day, to p.m. at the Saenger Theatre. are glistening, and the holidays story: the story of Clara and her fessional dancers including Amy tion, please visit www.balletpen- name a few. For ticket information, contact Fote, Thomas Shoemaker, and sacola.com or call Emily “The audience will know the Pensacola Symphony office ‘Sleeping Beauty’ performance Morgan Hulen. Cowan, executive director, at most of the numbers I perform at 435-2533 or www.pensaco with their orchestra, although free to community groups “DINNER AND DANCING” 432-9546. lasymphony.com. Ballet Pensacola will present the classic fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty, at the Saenger Theatre on Thursday, Oct. 26 at 6pm. The Bank of Pensacola one hour performance is designed for patrons of all ages. Ballet Pensacola company dancers will be joined by internationally renowned professional “Community Banking dancers Yumelia Garcia, Markus Schaffer, Richard Steinert, and Morgan Powerfully Connected” Hulen. All tickets are $5, general admission, and will be on sale the Retail Services Commercial Services evening of the performance in FREE group tickets. the Saenger Theatre lobby. All More information can be community groups are asked to found at www.balletpensaco- Lending Service Mortgage Services call Ballet Pensacola at 432- la.com or by calling Ballet 9546 to make reservations to Pensacola at 432-9546. 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We have wanted to Role Models, 6-10 p.m. Karaoke, 10 p.m. move into the country genre and we are delighted to release Woody as our first. We believe we are launching a Superstar.” Submitted Photo The excitement of the Gulf Breeze High School alum Woody Bradshaw celebrates GULF his record contract with Primoris Records/Universal Music OPEN DAILY evening grew as Woody capti- BREEZE Group. CINEMA 4 12:30 pm vated the audience with his Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 unique sound, raw moves, good children and education. This spirit who shoots a grin at the (850) 934-3332 Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 looks and communication/con- event was to benefit the BBWG challenges life can bring. Other Monster House 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit FeaturingFEATURING ! nection with the audience. He Scholarship Fund. 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has his own personal shock to deal with when Delinda Sunday and the team start investigating the murder of a woman (Molly Sims) confesses that she has feelings for Danny (Lauralee Bell, “The Young and the Restless”) who prac- Weekly Best Bets (Josh Duhamel). 8 p.m. on ABC ticed the Caribbean religion called Santeria. Folks start 9 p.m. on CBS Desperate Housewives: Her boyfriend’s back, and wondering if the events are related. there’s gonna be ... competition! As Susan (Teri Hatcher) Tuesday Thursday NUMB3RS: No offense to Los Angelenos, but how tries to help Mike (James Denton) get his memory back, she can you tell the difference between the work of a serial discovers Edie (Nicollette Sheridan) has been feeding him 7 p.m. on NBC 7 p.m. on ABCFAM killer and random acts of road rage? Not even Megan Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride: Be careful what you some memories of her own. Gabrielle (Eva Longoria) tries to Friday Night Lights: Meow! The Panthers are about (Diane Farr) can figure out whether the guy who took make Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira) jealous. And some- to take on their biggest rival, the Tigers, in a game that touch; it could be a twig or the skeleton figure of a young out a father on the freeway is a serial killer or just a woman who was murdered on her wedding day. It’s hard one attempts suicide, but don’t worry; we said “attempts.” could make or break Taylor’s (Kyle Chandler) future as ticked-off driver. She turns to the figuring expert, Charlie coach. Quarterback Ray “Voodoo” Tatum (Aldis Hodge) is to tell the difference. Johnny Depp provides the voice of (David Krumholtz), for insight, but it’s Don (Rob Morrow) 8 p.m. on CBS the hapless stick figure who accidentally pledges himself doing great on the field despite his obnoxious attitude off it, who finds the key clue in the new episode “Traffic.” Cold Case: The good news is, Lilly’s (Kathryn Morris) while rookie Matt (Zach Gilford) looks hopeless. Jason to the deceased. This is a bit of a sticky wicket as he has Saturday witness, an autistic boy (Cole Petersen), has a photograph- (Scott Porter) is feeling hopeless about his recovery until fallen for someone else. ic memory and can’t lie. The bad news: He has a very vivid he gets a wake-up call from his roommate. 7 p.m. on ABC imagination. So solving his parents’ 2003 murder is going to 9:01 p.m. on NBC 9 p.m. on NBC As if Kovac (Goran Visnjic) hadn’t been through Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: Sopho- be tough, even though by cold case standards, it’s still ER: more students Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) and friends Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: We’re not sure enough lately, now he’s being sued. Forest Whitaker warm. The boy’s sister doesn’t share his inability to lie, and Ron and Hermione (Rupert Grint, Emma Watson) inves- how this falls under the jurisdiction of the SVU, which han- (“The Shield”) guest stars in this new lie she did, about his whereabouts the night of the crime. tigate a malevolent threat to their classmates at Hog- Monday dles sex crimes, unless it’s because the perp was upset episode as stroke patient Curtis Ames, warts in this 2002 sequel to “Harry Potter and the Sor- about losing her virginity. She stops taking her psychiatric who is alleging neglect at the hospital. It cerer’s Stone.” Many younger fans found the scarier 7 p.m. on FOX medication and mows down 10 people with her car. The was a while back, and Kovac has trouble tone of this second Hogwarts adventure just a little too Prison Break: Why, yes, Fox is airing something be- controversy over “head meds” is further fueled by a remembering what he did or didn’t do intense for comfort. celebrity’s crusade against them. that day. sides baseball this week, and it’s a doozy of a new episode 8 p.m. on CBS for this hit drama. We have Sucre (Amaury Nolasco) be- Wednesday Friday traying the escapees and making off with the $5 million, Jason Bourne (Matt The Bourne Identity: Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) fighting for her life, and Lincoln 8 p.m. on CBS 8 p.m. on NBC Damon) isn’t having a good day: he’s been Criminal Minds: Kids shouldn’t be watching this show Las Vegas: The season premiere shot, lost his memory and has mysterious as- (Dominic Purcell) walking into what might be a trap in his eagerness to reunited with LJ (Marshall Allman). anyway, but if you don’t want them having nightmares, is called “Father of the Bride Redux,” sassins trying to kill him. Picked up by a fisher- keep them far away from the tube while the new episode but a better title might be “Father of the man, Bourne attempts to work through his 9 p.m. on CBS “The Boogeyman” is on. It finds the profilers investigating a Bride, Duck!” as an armed man’s attack memory loss. He feels like a mild-mannered CSI: Miami: A curse on the CSI lab? Oooh, spooky! In small Texas town where two children have been murdered on Ed (James Caan) sends shockwaves Daniel man, but weapons’ knowledge, martial arts Radcliffe the new episode “Curse of the Coffin,” strange things start in two weeks. Could this be one of those close-knit com- through the casino. Derek (Shawn Christian) and multitudes of passports keep cropping up. happening around the lab when Horatio (David Caruso) munities with a dirty little secret?

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Gulf Breeze Hospital HEALTH BRIEFS Women’s Center to ‘ Create Your Weight’ with Baptist Hospital Baptist Hospital’s Bariatric tenance. uled day: 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 2 with Sacred Heart Hospital. Center presents “Create Your Reservations are requested. p.m. She graduated magna cum host Open House Weight,” an innovative, per- For more information, call Participants MUST RSVP. laude in 1991 from the sonalized, non-surgical weight (850) 434-4080. The cost is $5 per class, or a University of Alabama. She Gulf Breeze Hospital physician radiologists work management program facilitat- series of eight different classes earned her medical degree Women’s Center is hosting an together to provide patients ed by a registered dietitian Classes Available is $25. from the University of South open house Oct. 26 from 4 to 6 with attention, care and infor- using a non-diet approach. A for heart disease Alabama in 1996 and complet- p.m. in suite 203. Awareness of mation needed for early detec- free informational seminar Meadows Joins ed her internship and residency breast cancer and other tion of life-threatening health patients about the program was held be Sacred Heart at the University of South women’s health issues will be conditions. Oct. 17 in Baptist Hospital’s Baptist Hospital Alabama Medical Center, the focus of the celebration. For more information about Heritage Room. Cardiovascular Services is Oncology Group where she also finished a fel- The open house will feature the open house or services at the Studies indicate that an esti- offering Heart Healthy classes Dr. Sherry lowship in hematology and free bone density screenings Women’s Center, call (850) mated 30 percent of U.S. for heart disease patients, fam- Morgan- oncology in 2001. Dr. and free memberships for the 934-2168. adults - over 60 million people ilies and people at risk. Meadows, a Meadows also completed the wellness program Get Healthy - are obese, defined as having a Classes are designed to help board certi- Academic Oncologist Training Pensacola. The first 50 visitors body mass index of 30 or high- individuals understand fied medical Program at the University of will receive a free gift bag and Want to go? er. lifestyle factors that increase oncologist, Wisconsin in Madison, Wis., in all attendees may enjoy refresh- Awareness of Risk for heart disease, dia- the risk of heart disease, help has joined 2002. ments and register to win door Women’s Health betes and certain types of can- reverse the disease and coping Sacred Heart Dr. Meadows has a special prizes. mechanisms. Hospital's Issues Open House cer are greater in individuals ■ interest in treating gastroin- Gulf Breeze Hospital who are over weight by only Oct. 25--Irregular heart- Medical Meadows testinal malignancies and Women’s Center provides a 10 to 20 pounds. Proven beats and cardiac medications Oncology breast cancer, and has exten- variety of diagnostic imaging Gulf Breeze Hospital weight management and Location of all meetings is Group in Pensacola. sive experience in breast can- services, including mammogra- lifestyle programs are critical Baptist Health Care Tower 1, Dr. Meadows is a creden- cer research. For more infor- phy and DEXA scans. Thurs., Oct. 26 in addressing risk factors, and Ste. 103, 1717 N. “E” St. All tialed physician with the M.D. mation, call 416-6933 or visit Registered nurses, support staff, creating individualized sys- classes are offered at three dif- Anderson Physicians Sacred Heart online at radiology technologists and 4 to 6 p.m. tems of personal weight main- ferent times during the sched- Network®, which is affiliated www.sacred-heart.org.

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BENSON Gulf Breeze United Methodist burial will take place at St. Mrs. Ella Louise (Elouise) Church at 10 a.m. Thursday, Ann's Parish Hall. All are wel- “EARPLUG HEARING AIDS” (WITHOUT EXPERIENCING THESE FIRST) Benson, age 92, passed from October 12 with Dr. Tim come to attend. this life October 9, 2006 to be Thompson, Pastor, officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations SIEMENS LIFE “OPEN EAR” DIGITALS with her Lord and Savior and Pallbearers will be members of can be made to St Ann's join her beloved husband, Mark the Jack Thomas Bible Group Catholic Church; The Arthritis YOU MAY NEVER WANT TO PLUG YOUR EARS AGAIN! X. Benson, who preceded her in of the church. Foundation, 8383 N. Davis death March 27, 1994. The Mrs. Benson was buried next Highway, Pensacola FL 32514 WANT TO LOOK AND FEEL LIKE YOU’RE NOT WEARING ANYTHING? Bensons were longtime promi- to her husband, Mark, in Pine or your favorite charity in mem- nent citizens of Gulf Breeze, a Rest Cemetery in Magnolia ory of Stanley. CALL 476-3644 PENSACOLA or 244-0422 FORT WALTON BEACH city they dearly loved. Mark X. Springs, Alabama with Rose Funeral Services are being Benson is established in history Lawn Funeral Home of Gulf handled by ROSE LAWN as the first Postmaster of Gulf Breeze conducting FUNERAL HOME, 2942 Gulf ALL FLORIDA Hearing Aid Centers, Inc. Breeze, a position in which he A special appreciation for the Breeze Pkwy,GB, FL 32563. served a number of years. compassionate care provided We shall all miss Stanley dear- 40th Anniversary Serving Pensacola & NW Florida Mr. and Mrs. Benson were Mrs. Benson go to Covenant ly...... among the organizers and char- Hospice of West Florida ter members of the Gulf Breeze Hospital, Dr. Anita Westafer, OATS United Methodist Church and and to Terri Takacs and staff John P. "Tip" Oats, 81, of Gulf were likewise involved in the and members of Gulf Breeze Breeze, died Wednesday, building of St. Paul United United Methodist Church. September 6, 2006 at Sacred Methodist Church in Midway. Heart Hospital in Pensacola, The Bensons were active in KIJANKA Florida. He is survived by his their church, including Stanley A. Kijanka, 76, of beloved children, Tracy Oats of Elouise's participation in the Gulf Breeze, FL passed away New York City and Jeffrey Oats UMW Women's missionary on Friday, October 6th follow- of Haddonfield, New Jersey, group. ing a valiant battle with heart nephews Jerry Lee Oats of Their Christian service fur- disease. Ransom Canyon, Texas and Paul ther extended to a number of Stan was born in Lowell, D. Miller of Shreveport, organizations in the Pensacola Massachusetts and has been a Louisiana, cousins Elizabeth area, including the Pensacola resident of Gulf Breeze for the Purdy and Terrell Oats of Christian Businessmen's last 46 years. Kingsland, Texas, and sister in Committee on which Mark Stan retired from the United law Bobbie Poer of Slaton, served as Chairman. Also, States Navy, August 1966 after Texas. Elouise belonged to the serving 20 years. In 1991, he Born in Delta County, Texas, Gideons Auxiliary as well as retired from the Teledyne Tip served his country during the Gulf Breeze Woman's Club Corporation of Mobile, WW II, earning the Combat and the Ho & Hum Garden Alabama. Upon retirement, Infantry Badge in service with Club in Gulf Breeze. Stanley and Janice enjoyed the 399th Infantry Division in Mrs. Benson was born in many years of traveling, gar- the Rhineland campaign. Foley, Alabama on April 16, dening and spending special He had a passionate interest in 1914. The couple came to Gulf times with family and friends. the American landscape and over Breeze in 1935 and became an He is preceded in death by the course of his lifetime visited important part of the communi- his parents Sofia and Anthony many of our country's major ty. The Bensons established Kijanka. Brothers; Frederick, parks and landmarks. He will be themselves in Gulf Breeze, Edwin, Edward, Daniel Kijanka remembered by friends and fam- acquiring property on the main and sisters Helen Delmore and ily for his quick wit and curiosi- artery which became the center Tessie Kijanka. ty about a wide range of subjects of business. Prominent then and He leaves behind his loving including history, astronomy and now is the so-called Mark X. and devoted wife of 50 years, international affairs. Benson Complex. Janice; a son, David (Janice)of The funeral service took place The Bensons were much Hillsboro, Oregon; daughters, on Tuesday, September 19, 2006 devoted to each other and pro- Theresa Mepham of Gulf at Calverton National Cemetery vided a good example in the Breeze and Barbara (Earl) in Calverton, New York. The importance of setting a model Bristol of Navarre; grandchil- family requests that in lieu of for the institution of marriage. dren, Charles (Kim) Mepham, flowers memorial contributions Though they had no children Kismet Mepham, Jolene (Matt) be made to Friends of Emerald they maintained a loving exam- Tuski, Jared (Rachel) Coast State Park, 17000 Emerald ple of service to God and the Townsend and two great gran- Coast Parkway, Destin, FL JEANNETTE SHEILA community. In recent years children. He will also be greatly 32541. CHANDLER BISHOP Elouise has enjoyed the compa- missed by his sister, Mildred ny of her two loving cats, (Willie) LaMontagne and their Honey and Stormy. daughters; nephew Mitchell To place an obitu- 554-0611 Mrs. Benson's survivors (Margaret) Kijanka and their include a sister, Florence Steele daughters all of Massachusetts ary free of charge 932-9319 of Warrington and a brother, along with many other family Arthur Finklea and wife Mary and friends. in Gulf Breeze of Portland, Oregon; several Visitation was Thursday, News, nieces and nephews including October 12 at Rose Lawn $50 OFF Virginia Hacker, Katy Sutley, Funeral Home from 6 to 8 p.m. please have the Delois Harold, and James A Mass to celebrate Stanley's Sale of $200 or Leonard from the Pensacola life was at St. Ann's Catholic area; Larry Leonard of Church, 100 Daniel Dr., Gulf funeral home con- Highpoint, N. 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Florida Tech (512). T.J.Jordan (86) and Dax Powers (89) BY JASON THOMPSON Kristen Dorsey lead the Lady Dolphins Stephen Miller (90). WWW.RONNIEMACPOWERTRIP.COM Gulf Breeze News to victory with a 75 for low medalist honors. Catholic, led by Gulf Breeze resident [email protected] Ashleigh Ryals was third overall with a 84, Martin Bunt, won the meet with a 295. Bunt The Lady Dolphins continue their while Courtney Trevino was fourth (91), was the low medalist, making only one EXPOSES CORRUPTION winning streak by winning their fourth and Cori Linville fifth (92). Angela Whidby bogey to finish with a 70. consecutive District 1-A tournament shot a 101. Both girls and boys teams advanced to October 9 at A.C. Read. The boys team was second with a team the Regional Tournament in Panama City at The undefeated Lady Dolphins shot a score of 335. Grant McCormick led GBHS the Hombre Golf Course Tuesday (after the 342, followed by Catholic (441) and West with a 75, followed by Jordan Mitchell (85), News’ deadline). $1000 REWARD Lady Dolphin volleyball looks to get back on track at districts GBHS enters Tuesday. The winner most score a point on serve the rest of Claire Koontz had three digs each. tourney on four- likely played second-seed and the game. Tristan Powers, who Catholic 25-25-25, host team Navarre in the had 16 assists, scored four Lady Dolphins 19-20-11 game losing streak semifinals Wednesday, with a points in that game. Gulf Breeze fought hard in Photos On Location or at Our Studio playoff berth on the line. A kill by Macy Miller, who the first two games before the ✴ BEACH PORTRAITS BY JASON THOMPSON The championship game is had four in the match, cut a Lady Crusaders pulled away for ✴ MAKEOVER PHOTO PARTIES Gulf Breeze News tonight at 7 p.m. Washington is game two deficit to 17-16 a three-game sweep. ● [email protected] 932-7077 637-7946 the top seed. before the Lady Vikings went Crooke, Miller and Tabatha Fort Walton Beach 25-25-25, VanDeWalle, the team’s only Rhonda Randazzo - Photographer/Owner The Gulf Breeze Lady on an 8-1 run to end the game. [email protected] Dolphin volleyball team entered Lady Dolphins 23-17-21 A pair of Lacie Brothers aces seniors, were honored in a 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway ● Harbourtown - Suite 22 this week's District 1-4A Gulf Breeze let a 22-15 game got Gulf Breeze to within two ceremony before the match started. Tournament on a four-game one lead slip as the Lady (11-9) in game three, only for When the match did start, it losing streak. Vikings beat the Lady Dolphins Fort Walton to score the next was a seesaw affair early, until a The third seeded Lady for the second consecutive year. five points. GBHS serving error, followed Dolphins (14-8 as of press time) Two serves by Claire Koontz Celia Eddy had 14 kills in the by five straight Catholic points faced sixth-seed Milton in the gave Gulf Breeze a 22-15 lead, loss, along with seven blocks. put the game out of reach. opening round game on but the Lady Dolphins wouldn't Miller, Mary Kate Crooke and Neither team led by more than three points in the second game until the Lady Crusaders scored the final three points. Eddy, who had eight kills, three digs and three blocks, scored a point on serve for an 8-5 lead, but Catholic would get a sideout See VBall, Page 3C 6 PROPERTY APPRAISALS Greg Papajohn Licensed and Insured Cell: 712-0187 State Certified Residential RD5986 Fax.: 932-8794 gbafitness.com Fall into Fitness! 10 years doing it better! ● Yoga ● Pilates ● Aerobics ● Cycling ● Cardio Theater ● Weights/ Machines ● Tanning

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For more informa- massage therapy demos, free tion, please call Nevin Shaffer yoga, tai chi and nia classes, a VOLLEYBALL: GBHS honors seniors at 934-4124 or 450-5917. cardio challenge, bench week, fitness drink sampling nights Sunday Tennis Fun and daily raffles for Continued from Page 2C Miller had five and Bridget memberships and super door Randall four kills and eight Bunch hours to prize giveaways with light before three straight serves digs. VanDeWalle and Powers switch Oct. 29 Hors d’Oeuvres each night. from Gulf Breeze resident both had five digs. The Sunday Tennis Fun Chip’s will be open to the Samantha Freeman put the Fort Walton JV 25-27, Bunch at Shoreline Park will Lady Dolphins 23-25 public the whole week and Lady Crusaders ahead to stay. revert to their fall/winter hours Gulf Breeze (15-6) staved off anyone wanting to workout and Catholic scored the first six at 1 p.m. starting Oct. 29. three match points in the second try the wonderful facilities can points of game three and were Players of all ages and skill game before Fort Walton do so at absolutely no change. never threatened. levels are encouraged to play. prevailed. Kelly Hayes scored Feel free to bring family Miller had four kills, four Play is free of charge - just 14 points on serve, while Robyn members and friends as during digs and a pair of blocks, while bring a can of tennis balls. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze Sports Association’s football program went 4-4 in their final regular season home games Saturday at Shoreline Park. Cantonment 7, GBSA Mighty Mites 0 Information on this game was unavailable at press time. Blue Mini Mites 44, Cantonment 0 Matthew deMahy scored two touchdowns to lead Gulf Breeze to a lopsided win over Cantonment. deMahy’s first score came on a 60-yard kickoff return in the opening play of the game. Adam Colston’s kicked the two- point extra point. Jace Amberson followed with a 29-yard touchdown run. The try for two failed, leaving the score 14-0. Parker Baynes’ 25-yard Submitted Photo touchdown run, followed by Nice catch Colston’s two-point kick, made it Max Kirchgessner, second grader at Gulf Breeze Elementary School, recently caught his first 22-0. Daniel Harris followed with King Mackerel. Also pictured is proud father, Doug Kirchgessner. a 10-yard touchdown run, with Colston’s kick making it a running clock on the 30-point mercy rule. deMahy scored on a fumble recovery in the second half, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News returning it 50 yards for the score. Who said girls can’t play? Colston ran in the extra point. These Pros Know! Haley Bohannon looks for a referee to hand the ball to after These Pros Know! Julian Gordon led the scoring her first ever touchdown in the Blue Midgets’ win over defense, recording a safety. Cantonment Saturday. Bohannon, a seventh-grader at Gulf Why doesn’t Florida have the Hasn’t everything that can be invented already been invented? Bradley Proctor and T.J. Durst Breeze Middle, also recovered a fumble, caught two passes Q Losers-Pay Rule? Q had interceptions in the win. and made a touchdown-saving tackle. Cantonment 30, GBSA White Mites 0 Terence A Gross Personal Injury Lawyer Nevin Shaffer The Cowboys used a late 917 N. 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Nonetheless, the written offer after you have filed suit and you number of combinations of these ingredients is Landon Godwin, Zach receive twenty-five percent less, then you- the endless and so long as they are useful, new and Matthews, Jacob Kubik and injured party, could be exposed to paying the non-obvious improvements on re-existing technology, they are patentable!” Peyton Hoover led the defense insurance company’s attorney’s fees and for Gulf Breeze. costs.” Visit my website at www.nevinshaffer.com to download the first chapter of my new book; “How Blue Mites 30, Cantonment 0 to Protect Your Great Ideas for Free” to learn more! Four different Dolphins You can join “These Pros Know” in this spot and support your Gulf Breeze Community sports coverage found the end zone as they kept in the thick of the playoff race THESE ADVERTISERS SUPPORT with a blowout win Saturday. GULF BREEZE SPORTS AND SCHOOL COVERAGE Michael Hawkins started the scoring with a one-yard run with 1:11 left in the first half. Chandler Foxworth kicked the two-point extra point. Foxworth later recovered a fumble on an onside kick, leading to a 20- yard touchdown run by Austin DeWees. Foxworth’s two-point extra point made it 16-0. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News A fourth down tackle by Time for a shower Connor Crooke led to a two-yard Juniors coach Jim Yates gets the Gatorade shower after their touchdown run by Brock 16-13 win over Cantonment. Barberi. Foxworth’s kick made it 24-0. A high punt snap went out of The Dolphins went on a long Crooke then recovered a fum- the Cantonment end zone for a drive of their own. Ben Sellers’ ble, which two plays later, led to a safety, making it 18-0. 20-yard kickoff return started it 28-yard touchdown run by Landon Cagle, who was 7- off, while Bryce Wein’s eight- Foxworth. for-7 passing, completed three yard touchdown run capped it Matthew Ryan, Brandon consecutive passes to Carson off with 5:40 left in the first half. Aydelott, Gray Dorsey and Sharp, Josh Monserrate and Burke’s kick was good, Tristan Hicks all had tackles for Bohannon, with the throw to making it 8-7. losses, with Aydelott’s coming on Bohannon going for 15 yards to A43-yard touchdown run by the a fake punt attempt on fourth the Cantonment 14. Cowboys with 49 seconds left in down. Bohannon would eventually the first half made it 13-8 Cantonment 40, score on a three-yard run. Busbee’s Cowboys. White Midgets 0 two-point kick made it 26-0. Mann, who threw a 50-yard An early takeaway by the Bohannon, playing free pass to Justin Ratte early in the Dolphins couldn’t be turned safety, would make her game, completed two long into points as the Cowboys touchdown-saving tackle on the passes to Brandon Sorenson rolled. Cowboys’ next drive. deKozan before scoring the game- Jacob Doyle recovered a would score again on an 18- winning touchdown. Cantonment fumble early in the yard touchdown run before Gulf Breeze needed two game, but would eventually Myles Gorder ran back an inter- takeaways and a game-ending turned it over on downs. ception 40 yards for a touch- tackle in the final three minutes Cantonment would not turn it down. Sharp would catch the to preserve the win. over on downs the entire game, extra point. Ben Sellers recovered a scoring on the second half kick- Bohannon would also recov- Cantonment fumble after the off return and recovering two er a fumble after Blayne Cowboys drove inside the more onside kicks. Richardson would hit a Dolphin five yard line. Gulf Doyle would make a stop on Cantonment kickoff returner to Breeze would turn the ball back an extra point try. force it. over on a fumble two plays later Blue Midgets 39, Making tackles for losses before Sellers intercepted a Cantonment 0 were John Baldwin and Gorder. Cantonment pass two plays Mitchell deKozan scored two Juniors 16, Cantonment 13 after that with 1:28 left. touchdowns, while Haley Gulf Breeze finally won a Gulf Breeze still couldn’t seal Bohannon scored her first ever close one, as Michael Mann’s the deal and had to punt back to touchdown and later made a three-yard touchdown run, Cantonment with 50 seconds left. touchdown-saving tackle to followed by Eric Burke’s two- The Cowboys would get no -preserve the shutout. point kick, on the first play of the closer than the Dolphin 30 yard deKozan scored from a yard fourth quarter, was the difference. line as Jordan Bennett made a out before Taylor Busbee scored Cantonment, after fielding the game-ending stop. on a 30-yard touchdown run. opening kickoff, took nine The Dolphins had lost three Busbee would make both two- minutes, 35 seconds off the clock games this season by six points point extra points for a 16-0 lead. before scoring from a yard out. or less.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze swim teams won the boys and girls’ Santa Rosa County Championships Saturday at the Club. The boys won with 186, followed by Pace (114.5), Navarre (62) and Milton (40.5). The boys won with 199, followed by Navarre (144), Pace (75) and Milton (40). GBHS also took both first place in both individual divisions. Both Michala Nowak and Jay Schmitz finished with 18 points, two points better than teammates Summer Schuler, Aileen Atzhorn, Brittany Stevens, Ross Davis, Jake Wilson, Ross Gunn and Khoi Nguyen. The top eight places scored points for their respective teams. Those results, along with any other GBHS and Navarre swimmers are as follows: Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 2006 Santa Rosa Championship - Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Michala Nowak and Jay Schmitz were the individual point winners at Saturday’s Santa Rosa The Club Oct. 14 Championships. Both received a $20 gift certificate from Swim-n-Stuff for their efforts. Results Sean Jenkins competes in the 200 yard individual medley. Event 1 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay 1 GBHS (Nowak, Michala N; Atzhorn, Aileen L; Schroeder, Koren M; Schuler, Summer L) 2:01.33. 2 NHS (Hamilton, April; Black, Micaela; Brainerd, Katie; Kieffer, Courtney) 2:04.78. 3 Milton 2:18.81 4 Pace 2:21.32

Event 2 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay 1 GBHS (Gunn, Ross; Davis, Ross; Schmitz, Jay; Nguyen, Khoi V), 1:51.79 2 Milton 2:08.90 3 Pace 2:15.60

Event 3 Women 200 Yard Freestyle 1 Schuler, Summer L GBHS 2:09.20 2 Walden, Madeline GBHS 2:17.26 3 Morer, Taylor Navarre 2:18.99 4 Schuler, Savannah A GBHS 2:27.71 5 Walker, Rebecca NHS 2:30.75 6 Violette, Caitlin M GBHS 2:33.61 7 Palpallatoc, Mariah NHS 2:36.24 8 Kessler, Kasey PACE 2:39.20 10 Berschger, Kelsey NHS 2:49.85

Event 4 Men 200 Yard Freestyle 1 Coleman, Colin PACE 2:07.98 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 2 Gunn, Ross R GBHS 2:09.17 Brittany Stevens competes in the 100 yard breaststroke. Jake Wilson catches his breath after the 500 yard freestyle. 3 Jenkins, Sean GBHS 2:11.98 14 Helvenston, Chrissy R GBHS 33.21 Event 11 Women 100 Yard Freestyle 6 Traynor, Amber NHS 7:29.33 4 Milton 1:53.86 11 Walker, Rebecca NHS 1:32.94 4 Crawford, Lucas NHS 2:17.01 15 Martinez, Erika GBHS 34.65 1 Nowak, Michala N GBHS 56.26 7 Krasnosky, Trysha PACE 7:37.85 5 Zillen, Andrew GBHS 2:20.25 2 Kieffer, Courtney NHS 59.15 8 Hicks, Ann MHS 7:47.44 Event 17 Women 100 Yard Backstroke Event 20 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke 6 Young, Eric PACE 2:21.71 Event 8 Men 50 Yard Freestyle 3 Pollock, Rebecca PACE 1:00.16 1 Marshall, Melanie N GBHS 1:08.11 1 Davis, Ross E GBHS 1:15.06 7 Bressler, David NHS 2:30.72 1 Pearson, Brad PACE 24.14 4 Ogurek, Ashley E GBHS 1:01.47 Event 14 Men 500 Yard Freestyle 2 Atzhorn, Aileen L GBHS 1:08.75 2 Thames, Shane GBHS 1:16.32 8 Lipford, Brent PACE 2:33.42 2 Nguyen, Khoi V GBHS 24.21 5 Hamilton, April NHS 1:01.83 1 Wilson, Jake T GBHS 5:53.45 3 Nguyen, Thy K GBHS 1:11.29 3 Quesada, David PACE 1:16.64 3 Davis, Taylor A GBHS 25.28 6 Lewis, Christina PACE 1:03.18 2 Young, Eric PACE 6:01.81 4 Eddleman, Kelly MHS 1:11.72 4 Jordan, Eric PACE 1:19.71 Event 5 Women 200 Yard IM 4 Chrisco, Joe NHS 25.84 7 Barbee, Jennifer NHS 1:04.45 3 Thames, Shane GBHS 6:22.27 5 Black, Micaela NHS 1:16.22 5 Zillen, Andrew GBHS 1:20.44 1 Parsons, Christine NHS 2:19.81 5 Hertzler, Kenny MHS 26.39 8 Craig, Jearim NHS 1:04.69 4 Phillips, Andrew NHS 6:51.20 6 Carpenter, Stephanie NHS 1:17.35 6 Lipford, Brent PACE 1:21.65 2 Lewis, Christina PACE 2:30.77 5 Quesada, David PACE 26.39 10 Steinhauer, Carli M GBHS 1:12.84 5 Vanlandingham, Keith PACE 7:49.64 7 Brasfield, Ashley NHS 1:21.36 7 Tilghman, Riley NHS 1:26.14 3 Schroeder, Koren M GBHS 2:30.97 7 Getzug, Tanner NHS 26.63 13 Busbee, Jasmin GBHS 1:19.47 8 Clark, Shelby NHS 1:22.67 8 Stowell, Cassidy MHS 1:26.98 4 Marshall, Melanie N GBHS 2:31.55 8 Lanza, Jeff GBHS 28.45 Event 15 Women 200 Yard 9 Steinhauer, Carli M GBHS 1:31.49 5 Schuler, Savannah A GBHS 2:42.85 10 Tilghman, Riley NHS 28.75 Event 12 Men 100 Yard Freestyle Freestyle Relay Event 21 Women 400 Yd Free. Relay 6 Brown, Karin C GBHS 2:43.49 12 Phillips, Andrew NHS 28.99 1 Nguyen, Khoi V GBHS 55.25 1 GBHS (Schuler, Summer L; Event 18 Men 100 Yard Backstroke 1 NHS (Barbee, Jennifer; Craig, 7 Barbee, Jennifer NHS 2:43.69 15 Rappold, Peter GBHS 30.86 2 Coleman, Colin PACE 56.07 Ogurek, Ashley E; Atzhorn, Aileen 1 Gunn, Ross R GBHS 1:02.46 Jearim; Morer, Taylor; Parsons, 8 Travis, Amanda NHS 2:51.04 3 Davis, Taylor A GBHS 57.07 L; Nowak, Michala N) 1:46.96 2 Davis, Ross E GBHS 1:04.19 Christine) 4:10.28 9 Palmertree, Kirsten NHS 2:58.78 Event 9 Women 100 Yard Butterfly 4 Getzug, Tanner NHS 59.36 2 NHS (Black, Micaela; Brainerd, 3 Pearson, Brad PACE 1:06.58 2 GBHS (Schroeder, Koren M; 1 Stevens, Brittany N GBHS 1:07.02 5 Chrisco, Joe NHS 59.49 Katie; Kieffer, Courtney; Parsons, 4 Bressler, David NHS 1:15.87 Nguyen, Thy; Walden, Madeline; Event 6 Men 200 Yard IM 2 Schroeder, Koren M GBHS 1:08.27 6 Crawford, Lucas NHS 1:01.24 Christine 1:47.47 5 Freeman, Christopher PACE 1:19.01 Ogurek, Ashley E) 4:13.04 1 Schmitz, Jay R GBHS 2:15.08 3 Brown, Karin C GBHS 1:16.83 7 Hertzler, Kenny MHS 1:02.04 3 Pace 1:55.43 6 Weng, Tyler GBHS 1:34.80 3 Pace 4:22.75 2 Jenkins, Sean GBHS 2:27.73 4 Mackiewicz, Lauren PACE 1:22.18 8 Jordan, Eric PACE 1:03.48 4 Milton 2:10.78 4 Milton 4:53.53 5 Jennings, Kelsey NHS 1:24.00 9 Lanza, Jeff GBHS 1:05.42 Event 19 Women 100 Yd Breaststroke Event 7 Women 50 Yard Freestyle 6 Worsham, Brooke NHS 1:26.59 10 Rappold, Peter GBHS 1:08.17 Event 16 Men 200 Yard Freestyle 1 Pollock, Rebecca PACE 1:13.68 Event 22 Men 400 Yd Free. Relay 1 Nowak, Michala N GBHS 25.83 7 Kessler, Kasey PACE 1:27.63 Relay 2 Stevens, Brittany N GBHS 1:15.19 1 GBHS (Jenkins, Sean; Davis, 2 Kieffer, Courtney NHS 27.08 8 Raymond, Mary NHS 1:27.90 Event 13 Women 500 Yard 1 GBHS (Schmitz, Jay R; Gunn, 3 Brainerd, Katie NHS1:15.38 Ross E; Davis, Taylor A; Wilson, 3 Black, Micaela NHS 27.54 9 Yea, Erin Navarre 1:30.03 Freestyle Ross R; Davis, Taylor A; Nguyen, 4 Walden, Madeline GBHS 1:20.58 Jake T) 3:59.38 4 Brainerd, Katie NHS 27.77 1 Atzhorn, Aileen L GBHS 5:32.45 Khoi V) 1:41.18 5 Violette, Caitlin M GBHS 1:25.32 2 Pace 4:00.11 5 Hamilton, April NHS 28.30 Event 10 Men 100 Yard Butterfly 2 Schuler, Summer L GBHS 5:38.41 2 Pace 1:42.17 6 Norman, Sarah PACE 1:28.41 3 NHS (Chrisco, Joe; Crawford, 6 Ogurek, Ashley E GBHS 28.36 1 Schmitz, Jay R GBHS 59.96 3 Morer, Taylor NHS 6:07.25 3 NHS (Chrisco, Joe; Crawford, 7 Dawson, Marisa PACE 1:28.59 Lucas; Tilghman, Riley; Getzug, 7 Eddleman, Kelly MHS 29.11 2 Wilson, Jake T GBHS 1:09.48 4 Nguyen, Thy K GBHS 6:09.67 Lucas; Phillips, Andrew; Getzug, 8 Travis, Btittany NHS 1:29.10 Tanner) 4:10.71 8 Mackiewicz, Lauren PACE 29.25 3 Vanlandingham, Keith PACE 1:29.0 5 Neal, Antje NHS 7:10.46 Tanner) 1:45.79. 10 Gudmundson, Justine NHS 1:30.97 4 Milton 4:43.10

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BY FRANKLIN HAYES E.O.E. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Join others just like you where you Rocco Taco or Heddi can actually make a difference in a Spaghetti? What about Pete Pizza? These were just some of child’s life. the appetizing choices that lay before Gulf Breeze Elementary It’s never too late to Students this week as they become a school bus driver. migrated through the lunch line. Last week was declared Free training provided for National School Lunch Week Class B CDL license. (NSLW) by Presidential proclamation and students were given the opportunity to vote for the “Nation’s Favorite School Lunch.” $ The nationwide campaign SIGN-ON500 BONUS was part of an overall effort by Limited T ime Offer the School Nutrition Wages Starting at Association (SNA) to promote $10.50 per Hour the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), a federally funded mandate that has contributed to the health and • Flexible Hours well being of America’s youth for 60 years. • Free Training To make NSLW more • No Experience Necessary appealing to children, SNA • Eligible for Unemployment: created five characters to represent the prevailing lunch Summer and Winter Breaks choices in American school • Experienced Drivers Also Welcome! cafeterias: Rocco Taco, Heddi Spaghetti, Pete Pizza, Sally Salad, and Ricky Chicken. Frankin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Part-time positions, Students across America Getting her greens voted and Pete Pizza won by a Sally Salad, better known as Leslie Bell, Food Service Operations Manager for the Santa full-time rewards! landslide, capturing 42 percent Rosa School District, enjoys her salad during National School Lunch week last week at GBE. of the vote nationwide. The edible candidates even showed Call Bob Williams at up at the GBES cafeteria for one Milton last campaign stop. The effort 850.983.5100 seemed to solidify Pete Pizza’s Navarre dominance as the elementary students induced a rolling chant 850.936.6004 of “PIZZA, PIZZA, PIZZA!” or apply in person at 6544 Firehouse Road In addition to crowning the E.O.E. “Nation’s Favorite School Lunch,” the public relations gala shed light on the NSLP, which feeds an estimated 29 Creative Learning Academy million children every day. Explore the Possibilities The Child Nutrition and WIC www.creativelearningacademy.org Reauthorization Act of 2004 “Our Mission is to provide students with a strong foundation of academic excellence, creativity & integrity.” required that all school districts that participate in the NSLP Call today ● ACCREDITED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ● ACADEMIC for a personal tour! EXCELLENCE ● DEDICATED TEACHERS ● STUDENT- approve a local wellness policy 3151 Hyde Park Rd. CENTERED APPROACH ● LATIN AND SPANISH ● FINE AND by July 1, 2006. Pensacola, FL 32503 PERFORMING ARTS ● ALL GRADE LEVEL ENRICHMENT The law mandated that these 850-432-1768 ● “MONTESSORI PLUS” PREPRIMARY PROGRAM policies include goals for Celebrating 33 Years of Academic Excellence nutrition education, physical PREPRIMARY - 8th GRADE activity and other school-based activities as well as nutrition guidelines for all foods and beverages available on school campuses. “Our district is ahead of the curve,” said Santa Rosa School District (SRSD) official Judson Frankin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Crane. “The wellness policy Gulf Breeze Elementary School’s Assistant Principal Robert Trigg (foreground), Florida State encourages that which we’ve Representative Holly Benson (right) enjoy lunch as part of National School Lunch Week at GBES. already been doing. We’ve been no longer the situation where very proactive in offering they go through a line and a healthier choices.” lunch lady scoops something on Crane, who serves as Director their plate,” Crane said. of Purchasing and Contract However, diet is only one Administration for SRSD, said part of the puzzle as the the district offers two percent wellness plan addresses milk, entrée salads, fresh fruit physical fitness as well. The and frozen yogurt daily. plan states students in grades K “Our main ice cream is through 5 should have regular frozen yogurt. The kids are scheduled Physical Education going to want ice cream, so let’s (PE) for a minimum of 30 have healthier options for them minutes, three days per week. to choose from,” Crane said. GBES Principal Karen Students are given several Murray said her school exceeds scrumptious options on a daily that standard by including PE Educatorsw basis that usually consist of one o four days a week. rt entrée like spaghetti or chicken h “We’re increasing the activity sm fajitas, and a choice of two sides level here with things like the Sue Cundiff ilin such as steamed green beans or running club and daily recess,” g about corn on the cob. Murray said. “Kids need to move.” Frankin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News TEACHER WORTH SMILING ABOUT “Children get to choose. It’s Rocco Taco and Pete Pizza were some of the characters on See Lunch, Page 3D6 hand to celebrate National School Lunch week last week. Mrs. Cundiff teaches 9th grade Integrated Science (Chemistry and Physics) Physics I and AP Physics. Sue spon- sors Interact Club which coordinates paper recycling and Science Olympiad. 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WBMS Symphonic Band to perform Nov. 7 The Symphonic Band will participate in a responsible for providing their own trans- and Symphonic Bands will accept donations concert on November 7 at Woodlawn Beach portation. Students interested in auditioning for the Cancer Society in lieu of ticket sales! Middle School along with the chorus, art should see Ms. Rohde. Students must The Varsity and Symphonic Bands will work from Ms. Hudson’s art and yearbook reserve an audition slot by Oct. 23 to have present their Holiday Concert Dec. 7 at 6:30 classes and selected members from Ms. the audition time slots reserved. p.m.. The Beginning Band will present their Brown's gifted class. There are specific requirements students First Performance/Holiday Concert Dec. 5 Admission is free of charge. The concert should be working on. Results should be at 6:30 p.m. The concert will be held in the will begin at 6:30 p.m. The band will released before the winter holiday. Students cafeteria of Woodlawn Beach Middle celebrate and appreciate the amazing work that receive a position in the band will have School. Students are to wear the designated and sacrifices of the military, fire, police, four after school rehearsals in January. band uniform. Report times for the students ambulance, first responders, National There will also be an all day rehearsal and will be announced in class in advance. Guard, community members and veterans. the concert that evening. The Symphonic Band will participate in The 2006-2007 Santa Rosa All-County Each year we have tried to contribute to a the District One Concert Band Music Band auditions will be held November 16, favorite charity during the holiday concert Performance Assessment on March 22-23. 2006 at Avalon Middle School. Students are season. This year, the Beginning, Varsity, LUNCH: Gulf Breeze Elementary HAVE YOU OR A LOVED ONE SUFFERED FROM A celebrates National School Lunch Week SMOKING RELATED Continued from Page 2D DEATH OR DISEASE?

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B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News Members of the senior class (above, left) raz the juniors (right) during Friday’s Homecoming pep rally, but they apparently, weren’t listening. Dolphins full of spirit during Homecoming Week

Gulf Breeze High School capped off a spirited Homecoming week with a pep rally Friday morning, parade Friday afternoon, a 14-10 win over Woodham Friday night (see Page 1C), then the Homecoming Dance on Saturday night. Each class had a weeklong competition in various aspects of Homecoming. The freshman class won for best decorated doors, followed by the juniors, sophomores and the seniors. The seniors had the best decorated banners, followed by the juniors, the freshmen and the sophomores. The sophomores had the best float, followed by the juniors, the seniors and the freshmen. The freshmen had the longest Spirit Link, followed by the seniors, the juniors, then the sophomores. The seniors and freshmen tied for the most overall spirit, followed by the juniors and the sophomores. Karli Hanke was crowned the B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News 2006-07 Homecoming Queen, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Amanda White and David McGreal say - Cheri Oteri and Will succeeded Stevi Steinhauer. Juniors David Hibberts (foreground) and Tayler Challenor bob for pickles. Ferrell, eat your heart out!

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News David McGreal, Stephanie Duffy, Charlie Phan and Erin Cosky after being decorated with B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News shaving cream and Cheetos. I’m a Soul Man (er, woman) says teacher Erin Cosky.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Seniors Kevin Kent (left) and Brad McGuire show how ‘cool’ Freshmen Carli Steinhauer finds out from senior Ally Mead B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News they are by sitting on a cooler full of ice for the entire pep rally. the rules for eating the pickles (no hands). Stephen Long does his impression of a roach.

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NOTICE OF Certificate for the Tax DESCRIBED IN OR NOTICE TO Gulf Breeze NEWS APPLICATION Deed to be issued BOOK 1759 PG 482 CREDITORS FOR TAX DEED thereon. The Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- Certificate Number 0000-07404-0000 IN THE NOTICE IS HEREBY and year of Issuance, Name in which Circuit Court for GIVEN THAT MORRIS the Description of Assessed: TAMMIE L Santa Rosa County, C OR MARY F WARD property, and Name(s) LUALLEN Florida holder of the following in which it is assessed All of the above proper- PROBATE DIVISION Still active at 102? Believe it or not Tax Sale Certificate is as follows: ty is located in Santa has filed said Tax Rosa County, In the IN RE: The Estate of Certificate for the Tax Certificate Number: State of Florida. A couple of weeks ago, I told you Annie Laurie Deed to be issued 465 Earnest, Deceased about the 85-year-old female body- thereon. The Year of Issuance: 2004 Unless such certificate builder who had been featured in a Certificate Number and shall be redeemed Case No. year of Issuance, the Description of according to Law, the newspaper clipping sent to me by my Senior 06000334CP Description of property, Property: PROPERTY Property described in youngest son. Now here comes another and Name(s) in which it DESCRIBED IN OR such Certificate will be The administration of is assessed is as fol- BOOK 721 PG 651 sold to the Highest article, about a 102-year-old former the estate of Annie Scene lows: Parcel ID: 02-1N-28- Bidder, at the east end Laurie Earnest, Zeigfeld Follies girl who recently had a 0000-02100-0000 lobby of the County deceased, whose small part in a movie. Certificate Number: Name in which Administrative date of death was 315 Assessed: JOHN E Complex at 6495 Okay, I surrender, I give up! I’m May 25, 2006; is Year of Issuance: 2004 KLOPFENSTEIN, Caroline St., Milton, pending in the Circuit waving the white flag - I will never Bette Boyle SUSAN N KLOPFEN- Florida on the 20th day Court for Santa Rosa again tell him about my being invited to Description of STEIN of November, 2006 at County, Florida, Property: LT 8 BLK B, All of the above proper- 12:00 noon. dance by a guy 20 years my junior at a of Tiffany’s success. backgrounds make life so much more Probate Division; File BLACKWATER ty is located in Santa Dated this the 28th Number recent event, even though I have wit- The exhibition lasts into the new interesting. Variety is the spice of life ESTATES UNREC Rosa County, In the day of September, 06000334CP; the SUB, AS DES IN OR State of Florida. 2006. nesses to prove it. year, and most of us will want to see it you know. address of which is 1199 PG 657 Have you ever noticed that, at both more than once. I’m sure you won’t ********* P.O. Box 472, Milton, Parcel ID: 20-2N-27- Unless such certificate Mary M. Johnson Florida, 32572. The ends of our age spectrum, everyone want to miss lunch right across the In case you are one of the lucky few 0000-00216-0000 shall be redeemed Clerk of the Circuitt name and address of Name in which according to Law, the Court of Santa Rosa wants us to be exceptional? When you street at the Portobello Restaurant to win the lottery, you’ll need to know the personal repre- Assessed: EMMA Property described in County, Florida sentative and the per- are young, your parents are proud of inside the brick-lined atrium of the how to recognize some of the higher BEANS, MORRIS E such Certificate will be –––––––––––––––––– sonal representative's how well you can perform: “You know, Cultural Center. After all, how many of denominations of US currency. The BEANS sold to the Highest NOTICE OF attorney are set forth All of the above proper- Bidder, at the east end APPLICATION she could read before she even went to us are able to say we spent time in a portraits on the bills will help. below. ty is located in Santa lobby of the County FOR TAX DEED kindergarten.” (former) prison and left when we chose. First comes President Woodrow Rosa County, In the Administrative All creditors of the State of Florida. Complex at 6495 NOTICE IS HEREBY When you are old, your children say, ********** Wilson, found on the one hundred thou- decedent and other Caroline St., Milton, GIVEN THAT MORRIS “Even at her age, she still exercises I recently encountered a friend who sand dollar note. President James persons, who have Unless such certificate Florida on the 20th day OR MARY F WARD claims or demands every day.” Isn’t it nice to know that, at had just returned from her summer Madison appears on a ‘mere’ five thou- shall be redeemed of November, 2006 at holder of the following against decedent's according to Law, the 12:00 noon. Tax Sale Certificate any age, there is always someone who vacation in the cool mountains of North sand dollar bill. Then there is Salmon P. estate, including Property described in Dated this the 28th has filed said Tax unmatured, contin- thinks you are the tops? Carolina. She greeted me by saying, “I Chase, Secretary of the Treasury under such Certificate will be day of September, Certificate for the Tax gent or unliquidated *********** missed seeing you picking ‘em up and Abraham Lincoln, who appears on the sold to the Highest 2006. Deed to be issued claims, and who have Bidder, at the east end thereon. The If you are one of the many seniors laying ‘em down.” ten thousand dollar bill. How times been served a copy of lobby of the County Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number and this notice, must file who have always admired the work of I knew immediately she was from must have changed. Administrative Clerk of the Circuitt year of Issuance, the their claims with this glassmaker Louis Comfort Tiffany, here ‘up home’ when I heard that phrase, Well, sorry folks, but if you have any Complex at 6495 Court of Santa Rosa Description of property, court WITHIN THE Caroline St., Milton, County, Florida and Name(s) in which it is your opportunity to view lamp which I had not heard for more than 20 of those bills, I’m out of change. LATER OF THREE Florida on the 20th day –––––––––––––––––– is assessed is as fol- (3) MONTHS AFTER shades, chandeliers, and complete win- years. It’s a longhand expression that ********* of November, 2006 at NOTICE OF lows: THE DATE OF THE 12:00 noon. APPLICATION dows produced at his New York studios means walking. When I asked, she Just in time for Halloween, here’s a FIRST PUBLICA- Dated this the 28th FOR TAX DEED Certificate Number: early in the last century. admitted that, though she has lived in funny mock epitaph I recently saw on TION OF THIS day of September, 3419 NOTICE OR THIRTY Starting October 20th at the Northwest Florida for 30 years, she someone’s scary Hallowe’en display: 2006. NOTICE IS HEREBY Year of Issuance: 2004 (30) DAYS AFTER GIVEN THAT MORRIS Pensacola Museum of Art on Jefferson grew up in New Jersey. “Wayne is rather scatterbrained, He THE DATE OF SER- Mary M. Johnson C OR MARY F WARD Description of VICE OF A COPY OF Street, opposite the Pensacola Cultural Well, I guess there’s always some- jumped right in when the pool was drained.” Clerk of the Circuitt holder of the following Property: PROPERTY THIS NOTICE ON Center, the display showcases the peak thing that gives us away. Our different See you next week. Court of Santa Rosa Tax Sale Certificate DESCRIBED IN OR THEM. County, Florida has filed said Tax BOOK 1156 PG 265 –––––––––––––––––– Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 28-2S-27- All other creditors of NOTICE OF Deed to be issued 5671-00000-0053 the decedent and APPLICATION thereon. The other persons who FOR TAX DEED Certificate Number and Name in which have claims or year of Issuance, the Assessed: RAY P demands against the NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of property, SANDRETTO, HELEN Council on Aging’s Perfectly Aged decedent's estate, GIVEN THAT MORRIS and Name(s) in which it M SANDRETTO including unmatured, C OR MARY F WARD is assessed is as fol- All of the above proper- contingent or unliqui- holder of the following lows: ty is located in Santa dated claims, must Gala scheduled for November 3 Tax Sale Certificate Rosa County, In the file their claims with has filed said Tax Certificate Number: State of Florida. this court WITHIN Certificate for the Tax 566 THREE (3) MONTHS Deed to be issued Year of Issuance: 2004 Unless such certificate Proceeds from AFTER THE DATE thereon. The shall be redeemed OF THE FIRST PUB- Certificate Number Description of according to Law, the $20 calendar to LICATION OF THIS and year of Issuance, Property: PROPERTY Property described in NOTICE. benefit Meals on the Description of DESCRIBED IN OR such Certificate will be property, and Name(s) 909 PG 598, LESS N sold to the Highest ALL CLAIMS NOT Wheels, among in which it is assessed 10’ FOR RD Bidder, at the east end SO FILED WILL BE is as follows: Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- lobby of the County other causes FOREVER BARRED. 0000-07200-0000 Administrative Certificate Number: Name in which Complex at 6495 It’s Perfectly Aged NOTWITHSTAND- 439 Assessed: JAMES Caroline St., Milton, ING THE TIME PERI- calendar time again. The Year of Issuance: 2004 RONALD JONES Florida on the 20th day ODS SET FORTH All of the above proper- of November, 2006 at Council on Aging of West ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Description of ty is located in Santa 12:00 noon. FILED TWO (2) Florida’s successful Property: PROPERTY Rosa County, In the Dated this the 28th YEARS OR MORE fundraising project is back DESCRIBED IN OR State of Florida. day of September, AFTER THE DECE- BOOK 540 PG 810 2006. with a new cast of models DENT'S DATE OF Parcel ID: 01-1N-28- Unless such certificate DEATH IS BARRED. whose energy, spirit and grace 0000-04305-0000 shall be redeemed Mary M. Johnson Name in which according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuitt portrays a positive image of THE DATE OF FIRST Assessed: LOUISE Property described in Court of Santa Rosa aging, while they grin and PUBLICATION OF GANZY, EUNICE such Certificate will be County, Florida THIS NOTICE IS: bare it to help peers less fortu- PRATHER, LIZZIE sold to the Highest –––––––––––––––––– OCTOBER 12, 2006 nate. RICH, JOHNIE Bidder, at the east end GANZY, RONNIE lobby of the County The 2007 Perfectly Aged The Area’s Most Mary Carter Keel GANZY, CARRIE Administrative 203 Cordoba Street calendar features classic, GANZY, JAMES Complex at 6495 Gulf Breeze, Florida GANZY, MAELEE Caroline St., Milton, black and white photographs AFFORDABLE 32561 of Pensacola Bay Area GANZY Florida on the 20th day Employment Personal All of the above proper- of November, 2006 at Representative community leaders. ty is located in Santa 12:00 noon. Classified Ads Proceeds from Perfectly Rosa County, In the Dated this the 28th Raymond B. Palmer, P.A. Aged will help support the State of Florida. day of September, are in 913 Gulf Breeze 2006. Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Suite 41 council’s many community Unless such certificate Gulf Breeze, FL based in-home programs shall be redeemed Mary M. Johnson News! 32561 according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuitt and services such as Meals Submitted Photo Property described in Court of Santa Rosa Prices start at Fla. Bar: 42171 on Wheels, adult day health Gulf Breeze residents Flack and Kathleen Logan adorn the cover of the 2007 Perfectly such Certificate will be County, Florida Phone: 850-916-1000 care services and Aged calendar, which will be on sale at the Perfectly Aged Gala Nov. 3. sold to the Highest –––––––––––––––––– $ 03 Fax: 850-916-0080 Bidder, at the east end NOTICE OF 11. Attorney for Personal Alzheimer’s respite care. Ritchie and Michael Duncan lobby of the County APPLICATION Representative “We are very excited about of Duncan McCall were Administrative FOR TAX DEED Call (850) this year’s project. The back on board providing Complex at 6495 LEGAL 243 Caroline St., Milton, NOTICE IS HEREBY 932-8986 Gulf Breeze News models have really gone all volunteer leadership and Florida on the 20th day GIVEN THAT MORRIS 10/12, 19/06 of November, 2006 at C OR MARY F WARD out this year to express their graphic design services. Now that’s 12:00 noon. holder of the following spirit and vitality. We also owe “I know first hand how Dated this the 28th Tax Sale Certificate smart business! a lot to last year’s models who much our services mean to day of September, has filed said Tax set the bar high and got the seniors, so I thought it was 2006. Certificate for the Tax Deed to be issued project off to a great start,” important to put my own SANTA ROSA COUNTY Mary M. Johnson thereon. The GOVERNMENT Clerk of the Circuitt Certificate Number and said Jeff Nall, vice-president butt on the line,” joked John Accepting applications for the following: of marketing communications B. Clark, Mr. May as well as Court of Santa Rosa year of Issuance, the County, Florida Description of property, * Administrative Clerk II (Sheriff’s Dept) for Council on Aging. President/CEO of Council –––––––––––––––––– and Name(s) in which it * Diesel Mechanic NOTICE OF is assessed is as fol- This year’s models on Aging. * APPLICATION lows: Additional employment opportunities include cover couple Capt. The $20 calendars can be FOR TAX DEED online Flack and Mrs. Kathleen pre-ordered at 432-1475 or Certificate Number: Apply online at www.santarosa.fl.gov, or visit Logan; Conner Cagle, of online at www.coawfla.org NOTICE IS HEREBY 623 Santa Rosa County Human Resources, GIVEN THAT MORRIS Year of Issuance: 6495 Caroline Street, Suite H, Milton, FL, Olive Drop Martini Bar; prior to the unveiling gala C OR MARY F WARD 2003 Veteran's Preference will be given in accor- Dona Usry, Council on on November 3. Pre-ordered holder of the following dance with FL Statutes. Tax Sale Certificate Description of Drug Free Workplace/EQUAL Aging board member and calendars will be mailed out has filed said Tax Property: PROPERTY community volunteer; on Monday, Nov 6. Starting OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Roger MacDonald; John B. on that date, calendars will Clark, President/CEO of also be available at The property described below stored at Council on Aging; Glenys & Distinctive Kitchens, 29 BETTA STOR-IT, Malcolm Ballinger of Palafox Place; Grand 2999 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Ballinger Publishing; Robin Reserve Cigar & Smoke Gulf Breeze, FL 32563, will be disposed of in accordance with the Martin of Distinctive Shop, 210 S. Palafox; Olive Florida Statute 83.801-83.809 on 10/23/06 at the Kitchens; Rocky and Lynn Drop Martini Bar, Pensacola above address.

DeSimone; Wayne Peacock, Beach, and FloraBama Submitted Photo Property of: Circuit Court Administrator; Lounge, Perdido Key. Rocky and Lynn DeSimone from Navarre are the August S. Parker #303, household goods Bill Green of Grand Reserve The unveiling gala will be stars of the Perfectly Aged calendar. L. Schundelmier #371, household goods Lockmobile #269, misc. Cigar & Smoke Shop; Carol held on Friday, November 3 M. Williams #106, Christmas items. Law of Drug Free from 7 p.m. until 11 p.m. at a include the unveiling of the hors d’oeuvres, beer and Workplace, and Joe private club located at 1897 calendar and presentation of wine, and a cash bar. LEGAL 238 Gulf Breeze News 10/12, 19/06 Gilchrist of FloraBama Cypress Street in downtown the models; special Tickets are $50 per Lounge. The models were Pensacola. The Honorable recognition of 2006 Perfectly person through Council on photographed by Hara and Don Gaetz, Florida State Aged model and champion, Aging at 432-1475. Jeremy Cook of Cook Senator-Elect, will be the the late Mayor Emeritus Deadline to purchase tickets MAKE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLARS COUNT! Images Photography. master of ceremonies. Vince Whibbs; Music by is Friday, October 27. Dress Project coordinator DeeDee The gala festivities will Clark and Company; heavy is Black tie optional. Call to place your ad in the Gulf Breeze News 850-932-8986

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Diane Mancuso, part owner of Juana's Pagodas on Navarre Beach, illustrates the power of women in business who balance work and play with commitment to commu- nity and charitable causes. Mancuso, past and first president of Caring and Sharing (in the early 1990's) is a genuine supporter of local charities. Juana's Annual Charity Chili Cook-off helped raise funds for Caring & Sharing of South Santa Rosa County. The event was held October 7, at Juana's Pagoda on Navarre Beach. Caring & Sharing is a 100 percent volunteer organization, which helps families in South Santa Rosa County for Thanksgiving and Christmas, providing meals, gift items and clothing. Diane Mancuso discussed recipe secrets with Nancy Sandler and Ann Many locals and friends look forward to Thompson, left to right. Pots of chili simmer at far left. this fun fall outreach event sponsored by Juana's by preparing chili, or being served access to more people to support those in more information or to volunteer with up a great time. need," offers Mancuso. Mancuso was Caring & Sharing call: (850) 939-0727 or This year some twen- quick to point out that charity functions visit the organizations website at: www.san- ty pots of chili were don't happen alone, she has full support tarosacares.com. offered the tasting pub- from Juana Rudski, Co-Owner of Juana's lic's palette. Five chili Pagodas, plus great competition categories, staff helpers includ- one being "Most ing, Laurah Fulton Creative Chili Category" and Debbie and another "Been Haywood. Mancuso There... Farted That." A believes giving back The Emerald Turtle volunteer of Caring & to her community is Sharing entered the con- Mancuso very important Smile making gifts test and took home 1st All monies col- - any reason place in the "Most Creative" category! lected by Caring & - any season "Over 100 people participated in the tast- Sharing go to help ing, over $1,200.00 was collected for the families in need Caring & Sharing," stated Ann Thompson, for the holidays at ● Custom gift baskets - personal & corporate Caring & Sharing President. "What a won- every fund raiser ● Over 3000 gifts and unique confections derful contribution, which will in turn help conducted through- to feed others during the upcoming out the year. Holidays!" For more photos Mancuso believes that this area has some We guarantee smiles! for the charity event Generous folks enjoy all kinds of chili served up with a good of the best people on earth. "Our event and visit: www.juanas- time for a great cause at the Juana’s Chili Cook-off for 122 South Palafox Place its location allows for a different venue and pagodas.com. For Caring & Sharing. (two doors from the Saenger Theater) Open Monday - Friday 10 - 6 Saturday 10 - 5 Two women in business make a big (850) 469-8777 difference – one stroke at a time! ● its kind according to SEASTARS Aquatics, Robin Heller at (850) 418-0644, or visit the Business leaders unite to Inc. SEASTARS is funded by caring indi- organizations website: www.seastarsaquat- offer swimming skills to all viduals and groups, both private and corpo- ics.org. rate, as well as grants from the Federal Coach Robin Heller, President and Government. Athletic Director for SEASTARS Aquatics, Programs are pro- and Vicki Balog, Pensacola Navy Youth vided at no cost to par- PNY Swimmers, Co-Hosted the Pensacola ticipants. Harvest Classic on October 14 and 15 at To find out more Cecil T. Hunter Pool, 200 E. Blount St., about becoming a Pensacola. member, volunteer, or SEASTARS Aquatics is a nonprofit donor! Call Coach Protection Kits organization dedicated to promoting and ■ COLONIAL SHUTTERS fostering the success and growth of children Robyn Philips/ Gulf ■ who are economically, physically or men- Breeze News BAHAMA SHUTTERS tally challenged by providing individual- ■ ACCORDIANS Pensacola Harvest ized attention as a part of a structured com- ■ Classic 2006 ROLL-DOWNS petitive swim team program. brought together ■ PANELS & SCREENS “We had several good reasons to Co-host eight teams includ- with SEASTARS, but most significantly ing Gulf Breeze’s they share our same philosophy, which is own Club Makos. every kid should be able to swim, regard- Swimmmers dive less of socio-economics.” stated Balog. from the block at 3840 NAVY BLVD. ■ PENSACOLA, FL This is the only program in the nation of right. 850-292-4357 ■ 850-324-3282 CLASSIFIEDS Subscribe or Renew ...

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