[email protected] For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso TThhee BBaayy BBeeaaccoonn 18 Pages, 2 Sections, 2 Inserts Wednesday, June 23, 2010 50¢ UP Welcoming ‘Wall That Heals’ Bay bridge OMING CThursday, 6:30 p.m. The Sand Dunes Chapter of Embroiderers’ Guild of may tap America’s summer stitch-in schedule continues on Thursday, June 24, 6:30-9 p.m., at the First United BP for fall Methodist Church of Niceville. Visitors are wel- come. Saturday, 8 and 9:40 a.m. in revenue The Red Cross Fourth Annual CPR By Mike Griffith Traffic over the Mid-Bay Saturday Beacon Correspondent Bridge has declined from the will take The Mid-Bay Bridge same time last year, and so has place in Authority may become the latest toll revenue, despite a toll Building K, in a long line of governmental increase. The Mid-Bay Bridge Northwest bodies seeking compensation Authority raised tolls by 50 cents Florida State from British Petroleum for the for most vehicles June 1. College, June 26. Sessions will company’s disastrous Gulf oil be held 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m., spill. Please see BRIDGE, page A-8 9:40 a.m.-2:10 p.m. and 11:20 a.m.-3:50 p.m. The training is for ages 10 and older. The cost is $10. Students will receive a book and a certificate upon completion of the physical and written test. To register, visit YourRedCross.org or call 800- 773-7620 ext. 0.

Saturday, 8 a.m. Beacon photo Professional fisherman Mid-Bay Bridge traffic was down again in June. Pictured, Larry R. Gaines, Valparaiso, northbound traffic at tollbooths on Sunday. will hold his fifth annual Youth Fishing Who’s in event June 26, 8-noon at the Destin Commons Pond behind the Bass Pro Shop. All ages up to charge here? 16 years are welcome. Bring A half-sized replica of the Vietnam your rod/reel or cane poles Veterans War Memorial that traveled to and enjoy a day with your Okaloosa County last week attracted an Valparaiso in gas board tiff youth and the local pros. estimated 10,000 visitors at the county fairgrounds. Above, with a 30- by 60-foot Monday, 6 a.m. American flag, firefighters welcomed a By Del Lessard Join the ROTC students at caravan escorting the “Wall That Heals” Beacon Staff Writer Northwest Florida State as it traveled through Niceville June 15. Right, former Army helicopter pilot There may not be enough chairs to go College for physical training Richard Smith of Shalimar searches for around at today’s Okaloosa Gas District board this summer, and get into names of fallen comrades on the wall meeting. shape free of charge as the Thursday. Story, A-5. Valparaiso city officials say they fired its program representative to the district and appointed a opens its Beacon photos by Thomas J. Monigan replacement, effective June 1. workout and Del Lessard But Charles Reid, the man city officials routine to the public. Charles Reid Please see WHOʼS, page A-9 Every Monday through Aug. 19, 6-7 a.m. at the Niceville campus. Info: Capt. David Avallone, Candidates scarce for local offices 729-6022 or [email protected]. By Del Lessard unopposed the two posed of five unpaid directors general election ballot. Beacon Staff Writer Saturday, 10:30 a.m. for reelec- open seats serving staggered four-year Benegas was appointed to her Voters will have a say in fill- tion. on the terms. current seat earlier this year to Singer-songwriter Kathleen ing only one of seven open posi- There Bluewater On the county level, two fill a vacancy created when a Gibson will appear in the tions on three local-government was no Bay Okaloosa County judges and one director stepped down in Niceville City Council elective boards in November. competition Municipal school board members won midterm. Chambers across from the Candidate qualifying ended for three Services reelection without opposition. For the other North Bay Library. Gibson entertains and Friday. seats on the Benefit Both state legislators repre- Fire Commission seat, Group educates all ages with award On Nov. 2 voters in the North East Unit senting the Twin Cities area were 2, incumbent Janet B. Santner winning music and stories. Bay Fire District will choose Niceville (MSBU). unopposed for reelection. was the only candidate to qual- Info: kathleengibson.com between Steven Strait and Fire Karen Benegas The seats Steven Strait North Bay Fire District ify and thus won reelection Commission, with all three will be without opposition. Calendar, B-6. incumbent Karen Benegas to fill Banegas and Strait both one of two seats up for election incumbents unchallenged for filled by appointment. qualified for the Group 4 seat in 2010. The incumbent for the election. All three nonpartisan bodies, and will thus be on the Nov. 2 Please see SCARCE, page A-8 other seat, Janet B. Santner, was No one qualified to run for each with taxing power, are com- Okaloosa hires oil-boom firm

By Mike Griffith Commander Martha LaGuardia, a Beacon Correspondent liaison officer working with coun- Okaloosa County has hired a ty officials. Swimmers and oil company to help officials figure Although some oil had already booms in the clear out where to put floating booms to appeared on Okaloosa Island emerald waters of protect inland waters from oil beaches by Thursday morning, East Pass Thursday. gushing from the British none had made it as far east as No oil was in evi- Petroleum well. The consulting Destin, said Wolfe and Villani. dence. job may cost as much $500,000, Placement of oil booms was still underway at the East Pass, Wolfe Beacon photo which the county says it will try to by Mike Griffith recoup from BP. said, and the county has contract- Okaloosa County Public Safety ed with James Lee Witt Director Dino Villani and Associates, a coastal engineering Emergency Medical Services chief firm, to determine the optimum Ken Wolfe briefed emergency- placement of booms and other management officials Thursday in equipment to try and prevent oil Niceville on efforts to protect the from entering Choctawhatchee East Pass near Destin from the Bay and other inland waters. intrusion of oil. First attempts to The contract with Witt may string booms across the pass cost the county up to a half mil- ended in failure, they said. lion dollars or more, Villani said, Their briefing was followed by an expense that the county another from U.S. Coast Guard Please see HIRES, page A-9

For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Page A-2 T HE B AY B EACON Wednesday, June 23, 2010 Hughes explains budget as few watch

By Mike Griffith Commissioners (BCC). sion. This arrangement, Hughes sion, nor to his overseers at the MSTU/MSBU & Beacon Correspondent In addition, he said, the Tax said, gives the Tax Collector Water Management Florida Department of Revenue. $3,526,380 During a public briefing June Collector’s revenue is not considerable independence from 1% Fire Districts Of the tax money collected by Water Management 15 at Niceville City Hall attend- derived from taxes set by the Tax influence by other government $15,654,439 Property his office, Hughes said, about 58 ed by fewer than a half-dozen Collector, but is based on a com- agencies, although the Tax 7% taxes percent is disbursed to the people, Okaloosa County Tax mission Collector’s budget is subject to Municipalities, collected on Okaloosa School District. The $24,265,151 Collector Chris Hughes talked earned from review and approval by the 10% behalf of Board of County Commissioners about his budget for the coming the taxes Florida Department of Revenue. local receives about 24 percent, while fiscal year, how it compares with collected on The Tax Collector’s Office governments municipalities get 10 percent, the current budget, and new behalf of all employs about 68 people, locat- School Board in Okaloosa fire districts get 7 percent, and $136,214,124 Board of County County. services being offered by the Tax the other ed at offices in Niceville, Fort 58% independent water management Commissioners Collector’s Office. The briefing taxing Walton Beach, Destin, $55,768,458 districts and MSBUs get a com- authorities Crestview, and on Eglin Air 24% Okaloosa bined one percent. was one of several such meet- County Tax ings Hughes held at various in the coun- Force Base. Some of the Tax Collector The Fiscal Year 2011 Tax places throughout the county last ty, such as Collector’s services are also Collector’s budget will be week. the BCC, available by phone at 651-7300 $6,193,868, up 13.37 percent The Tax Collector’s Office, independent Chris Hughes or 689-5700, or online at from the FY 2010 budget of said Hughes, is different from fire districts, and Municipal www.okaloosatax.com. $5,463,245, said Hughes. The most other county government Services Benefit Units Hughes said none of his state standards, for completing last year for awarding secretive increase is due to several causes, agencies. It is a “constitutional” (MSBUs). employees is being given salary training leading to professional five-figure bonuses to employ- he said. One of these is the office, he said, meaning that the Any commission money not increases or performance bonus- certifications in their job skills. ees, a number of whom had con- requirement to hire extra people Tax Collector is elected by coun- actually spent by the Tax es in FY 2011, although some Insurance costs for employ- tributed to his political cam- to provide driver’s license serv- ty voters and not accountable to Collector in any given year is may receive “certification ees are also going up, he said. paigns. He did not report those the Board of County returned to the county commis- bonuses” in accordance with Hughes came under criticism bonuses to the county commis- Please see HUGHES, page A-5 25% off selected Vera Bradley Styles & Colors f you’re carrying a “B” or better average and have a good driving record, you may be eligible for a • Window Treatments • Accessories • Draperies substantial discount on your • Wall Coverings • Furniture • Area Rugs auto insurance premi- • Blinds • Bedding • Staging Partnership with over 200 Vendors! ums through Auto-Owners Insurance Company. Stop in our 850.244.2255 agency and ask us about it! [email protected] www.decoratingden.com

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For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Wednesday, June 23, 2010 THE BAY BEACON Page A-3 Law Office of Bayshore SAMUEL M. PEEK reopens

Workers pave Byrne Street Estate Planning & Probate off Bayshore Drive, Niceville. Bayshore Drive reopened Wills & Living Trusts June 11 after being closed 151 days to allow contractor Royal American to reposition Powers of Attorney the Lions Park and Byrne Street lift stations. The street Health Care Directives is expected to be restriped this week. Business Corporations & LLC Beacon photo by Kenneth Books Samuel M. Peek, J.D., LL.M. Tax 678-1178 222 Government Avenue Niceville, FL 32578 The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision. Before you decide, ask us to send Airport USO lounge you free information about our qualifications and experience. to open Tuesday Beacon By Kenneth Books 4TH OF JULY Beacon Staff Writer wins 4 Starting next week, traveling service members and their fami- SALE•A•BRATION lies will have a comfortable place state to relax while waiting at Clothes, Shoes Northwest Florida Regional Airport. awards 20-50% Off & Handbags The new USO Freedom - Now through July - Lounge, near the ticket counters, The Bay Beacon won will offer munchies, coffee and four awards in a TAKE AN EXTRA soda, reading material, video statewide competition $ 00 Sale Rack games, TV, Internet and other Diane Freeman of Bluewater Bay, manager of the new USO honoring journalistic diversions designed to make an excellence. 5 Off Items Freedom Lounge at Northwest Florida Regional Airport, brews otherwise stressful time pass a lit- a pot of coffee in the facility, which will be open to service mem- The awards in the tle more easily. It will celebrate its bers and families seven days a week. Florida Press grand opening Tuesday at 10 a.m. Association’s annual The lounge is scheduled to be port director Greg Donovan tinations. Better Weekly open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven grabbed the ball and ran with it. Still, there were hurdles to Newspaper Contest were OAK CREEK SHOPPING CENTER • NICEVILLE days a week. “If we find we need “When I was over in leap. announced by the trade 678-5974 • MON.-SAT., 10A.M.-6P.M. different hours, we’ll adjust it,” Pensacola, I served on the USO “It’s very difficult to get a USO group last week. said Heidi Blair, director, USO board,” Donovan said. “When I lounge open,” Blair said. She said Bay Beacon awards Northwest Florida, which also came on here, it was a service that about 150 exist worldwide and a were announced in the operates lounges at the Pensacola was absent. It seems fitting that great deal of paperwork must be following categories: and Panama City airports. the world’s largest base has a USO completed before a new one is —Education The lounge was constructed presence.” approved. Reporting, second place, under USO (United Service “I’d been dreaming about it for The USO has hired Diane for an article on the rising PAL Organizations) auspices, but much three years,” Blair said. She said Freeman of Bluewater Bay as cost of college textbooks, LEAGUE of the legwork was performed by she and part-time center by Stacie Morgan. Leadership Okaloosa, a 10-month Donovan had manager. She’ll —Feature Picture, Recreational Soccer, Ages 5-18 executive course at Northwest discussed the supervise the second place, by Del Regular Registrations Florida State College. Each possibility for activities of a Lessard. about two of cadre of volun- Sat., July 10, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., NHS Cafeteria Leadership Okaloosa class choos- —Sports Picture, sec- Sat., July 24, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., NHS Cafeteria es a project; the 2009-2010 class those years. teers. So far, she ond place, by Ashley put together a lounge similar to Donovan said, “70 volun- Jinks. Resident: $60*; Non-Resident: $70** those found at many other air- said the lounge teers are trained —TaxWatch Award, (*Includes $10 user fee that goes to City of Niceville.) will serve not and there’s a third place, for an article (**Includes $10 user fee plus $10 fee for players residing outside city ports. limits of Niceville or Valparaiso; both fees go to City of Niceville.) “They had an architect in the only service members and their whole list ready to be trained.” on the swelling rolls of class,” said Blair. “They raised the families, but retired military will She said anyone who would like delinquent taxes, by Del Late Registration money and gathered the items and also have full access. to volunteer could e-mail her at Lessard. Thurs., July 29 - 5:30-7:30 p.m. Niceville City Hall the county built the lounge.” USO The space will benefit the air- [email protected]. Volunteers The awards were pre- $25 extra for late registration (after July 24) said contributions of cash, goods port and its non-military cus- must undergo a short orientation sented in Sarasota during and services totaled about tomers as well. The main desk at either on Wednesdays or the press association’s Waiting list after July 29 contact Donna Farrell at 897-8626. $90,000, mainly from companies. the lounge extends into the airport. Saturdays, she said. annual convention. Copy of state-issued birth certificate required for The volunteer manning the desk The role of volunteers is multi- Construction took about six players not registered with PAL Soccer in Fall 2009. months, Blair said. Some con- will serve a dual purpose, helping faceted. 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For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Wednesday, June 23, 2010 THE BAY BEACON Page A-5 10,000 view Vietnam wall Day care center By Thomas Monigan Beacon Staff Writer Even in the swelter of an early okayed in Valp. afternoon in mid-June, visitors By Del Lessard Although child care centers kept coming to see what the Wall Beacon Staff Writer are allowed in commercially That Heals was all about. A 14,000-square-foot child zoned areas of Valparaiso, the An estimated 10,000 people care facility should be open by city requires a conditional use visted the traveling replica of the year’s end in Valparaiso to permit. City Administrator Vietnam Veterans Memorial dur- serve more than 250 children, Carl Scott said the permit ing its four-day visit to Okaloosa the owners say. means that businesses such as County. The visit ended Sunday. Monday, Valparaiso’s restaurants which normally Men and women, old and Planning Board granted a con- may not serve alcohol within young, seniors and youngsters ditional use permit that allows 1,000 feet of a child care facil- separated by as many as three or business owners Wraith and ity may do so in this case. four generations. Retired military Lisa Drake to establish their For the same reason, living here. Visitors from as far planned Kids Discovery day- Valparaiso’s planning board away as Ohio. care and preschool facility on also unanimously approved a And for many, it didn’t take commercially-zoned property conditional use permit for a long before the tears just showed at 70 John Sims Parkway/243 new church, 40 John Sims up all on their own as they exam- Chicago Ave. Parkway. That’s where All ined the half-size replica of the The property, the site of a God’s Children and Living Vietnam Veterans Memorial set up former, 9,000-square-foot Word Church has moved into a at the Northwest Florida thrift store, has recently had former Embarq switching Fairgrounds. the interior gutted to make building. A restaurant across John “I haven’t been to the one in room for the child care center. Sims Parkway from both the Washington, but I’m emotional The Drakes said they also plan church and the proposed child anyhow,” said Richard Smith of Beacon photo by Thomas Monigan to build an addition of 5,000 square feet on the Chicago Shalimar during his visit David and Christy Jahn of Westerville, Ohio, visited the Wall That Heals Vietnam memorial with sons Please see DAY CARE, page A-8 Thursday. Luke, 7, and Zachary, 6. Christy Jahnʼs father, Dale Hansen, served with the Armyʼs 101st Airborne in Avenue side of the property. Measuring about 250 feet long, Vietnam. “Heʼs very private about it,” she said. “He opens up only with those he was there with.” the chevron-shaped display memorializes 58,249 either killed “I’ve been to the one in D.C., and motorcade that brought the trac- names are computer etched onto or missing in action. Its visit here this has the same effect.” Her tears tor-trailer carrying the unassem- 24 panels of powder-coated alu- was part of a series of exhibits, said the rest. bled display cost several thousand minum sheets. The sheets are educational programs and events Michelle Severino, executive more, she added. pop-riveted onto tubular alu- being presented by the Heritage director of the Heritage Museum, Indoor exhibits included a col- minum frames. Names are listed Museum of Northwest Florida to which sponsored the wall’s visit to lection of artifacts from Texas alphabetically by date of casualty. commemorate the 75th anniver- Okaloosa County, was there Tech University, as well as some Dobek served in the Army sary of Eglin Air Force Base. Thursday, too. She was setting up local collections. from 1970 to 1995 and retired as Even at age 80, Smith didn’t special wreaths with the help of The visit, which ended a sergeant first class. He and his hesitate when asked about his year George Vasquez, a 15-year-old Sunday, marked the 11th of 28 wife, Brenda, drive the 2007 of flying helicopter gunships in member of the Junior ROTC at stops planned this year for the Kenworth T-600 tractor trailer Vietnam. Choctawhatchee High School. Wall That Heals, which is operat- that transports the memorial and “No one gets lower, slower or “In my entire professional ed by the Vietnam Veterans displays around the country. closer than we do,” Smith said. experience, I have never been part Memorial Fund, the Washington, “A lot of it’s up to the individ- His forefinger found the corner of of a project that engaged the com- D.C., organization that built the ual how they react,” Dobek said. his right eye, which had become munity in such a significant way,” original memorial in the nation’s “But I want people to understand misty. Severino said. “It’s been a once- capital in 1982. soldiers do what they’re told to “I know at least 10 people on in-a-lifetime experience for me.” So far it’s been from do. We’ve lost a million-and-a- this wall,” he said quietly. About 1,100 visitors came on California to the Carolinas, and quarter people from the Nearby, Paula Eddington and the first full day, which was even stood on the rise above the Revolution through Vietnam in her infant son, Will, from Fort Thursday, according to Severino. site of the 1969 Woodstock defense of this country and free- Walton Beach were checking out It took about $8,000 in donations Festival in Bethel, N.Y. dom.” the wall. from local businesses and civic “It takes 10 to 15 people about “If I was a little bit younger, “I just wanted to come and pay groups to secure the Wall’s visit, four hours to set up,” said Site I’d do it all over again. I wouldn’t my respects,” Eddington said. she said. And insurance for the Manager Bob Dobek. All the hesitate.”

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For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Page A-6 T HE B AY B EACON Wednesday, June 23, 2010 * * * placing items in his pocket— Deshuan Roosevelt Frazier, a including Sparklers, $1.40; Fire Department Reports Police Blotter car detailer, 24, of 705-C Nestle Milk Chocolate Morsels, The following accounts of the activities of police are according to records of Terrance Court, Fort Walton $2.43; and, Yoo Hoo Chocolate Niceville the Niceville and Valparaiso police departments, the Okaloosa County and Beach, was arrested by drink, 87 cents—then attempt- Walton County sheriff’s offices, other law-enforcement agencies, and the The Niceville Fire Department responded to the following calls from June 14 Okaloosa County and Walton County jails. Niceville police, subsequent to a ing to leave a grocery, 1015 E. through June 20. traffic stop, July 6, on charges of John Sims Parkway without 0 Structure Fire 16 Emergency Medical Calls possession of a controlled sub- paying. The boy, who said he 1 Vehicle Fire 2 Vehicle Crash Arrests and all three suspects fled on stance, crack cocaine, and on a had no money, told police he 1 Other Fire 0 Vehicle Crash with Extrication foot. Kopp was found hiding in felony violation of probation didn’t mean to take the items, he 0 Illegal Burn 3 Other Emergency Calls Michael Edward Pettit, 43, of charge on previous drug just came in to walk around and 0 False Alarms 0 Hazardous Conditions 15 Carie Way, Valparaiso, was a nearby wooded area. Police charges. listen to the music. Location Situation Date Time arrested by sheriff’s deputies used a K-9 tracking dog to locate Brown and the 17-year- A passenger in Frazier’s * * * E. John Sims Pkwy...... Medical...... 6/14/10 ...... 07:36 June 7 on a worthless check vehicle, Yvette Tanya Glover, a A 15-year-old Niceville boy Als Drive ...... Service Call...... 6/14/10 ...... 10:38 charge. old boy. Brown had eight pills White Street ...... Medical...... 6/14/10 ...... 16:45 sales associate, 23, of 372 was arrested by Niceville police Honeysuckle Way...... Outside Trash Fire...... 6/16/10 ...... 04:18 * * * of amphetamine in her posses- sion. Okaloosa Road, Fort Walton June 7 on a charge of domestic Deer Street...... Medical...... 6/16/10 ...... 07:15 Timothy Richard Connelly, a Beach, was arrested on charges violence battery. While the Maple Avenue ...... Alarm Activation...... 6/16/10 ...... 07:40 * * * 37th Street...... Medical...... 6/17/10 ...... 04:01 cashier, 19, of Niceville, was of falsely identifying herself to a Chad Hart Busby, a life- boy’s mother and her son were E. John Sims Pkwy...... Medical...... 6/17/10 ...... 10:21 arrested by sheriff’s deputies law enforcement officer and on E. John Sims Pkwy...... Alarm Activation...... 6/17/10 ...... 15:28 guard, 31, of 4474 Yale Lane, traveling together in a vehicle June 7 on a probation violation a felony violation of probation on John Sims Parkway the boy Partin & John Sims...... Vehicle Fire ...... 6/18/10 ...... 12:21 Milton, and Sebastian Cruz, a N. Partin Drive...... Medical...... 6/18/10 ...... 18:34 on the original misdemeanor on previous drug charges. allegedly threw water on his charges of possession of mari- clerk, 40, of 3130 S. Lincoln St., N. Partin Drive...... Medical...... 6/18/10 ...... 19:28 Salt Lake City, Utah, were * * * mother, then threw a drinking SR85N...... Vehicle Crash ...... 6/18/10 ...... 19:46 juana and possession of drug Courtnea K. Bradley, a wait- glass which struck her on the W. John Sims Pkwy...... Medical...... 6/18/10 ...... 23:12 paraphernalia. arrested by Deer Street...... Medical...... 6/18/10 ...... 23:39 ress, 21, of 318 Lincoln Ave., arm and left a large red mark. Edgewater/John Sims ...... Vehicle Crash ...... 6/19/10 ...... 00:13 * * * Niceville police, sub- Valparaiso, was arrested by * * * Reeves Street ...... Medical...... 6/19/10 ...... 02:30 Richard Leon Abercrombie, Niceville police June 8 on Holly Nicole Shorey, unem- Lanman Road ...... Medical...... 6/19/10 ...... 05:42 sequent to a Kelly Road...... Medical...... 6/19/10 ...... 11:38 50, of 400 Glendale Ave., charges of domestic battery vio- ployed, 26, of 108 Quince Ave., Valparaiso, was arrested by traffic stop, E. John Sims Pkwy...... Medical...... 6/19/10 ...... 15:23 June 10, on lence and child neglect. Niceville, was arrested by Reeves Street ...... Medical...... 6/19/10 ...... 22:36 sheriff’s deputies June 9 on a College Cove ...... Medical...... 6/20/10 ...... 14:10 drug * * * Niceville police June 4 on a probation violation on original Joshua Daniel Huckaba, Santa Rosa County warrant for Kelly Road...... Medical...... 6/20/10 ...... 21:03 charges of domestic violence charges unemployed, 20, of 12 S. 14th failure to appear on an original Weekly Safety Tip: The Fourth of July traditionally presents the biggest fire danger battery and driving while after a K-9 drug dog St., DeFuniak Springs, was worthless check charge. to citizens and is the cause of a great number of fires and burn injuries due to fire- license suspended or revoked. works. Fireworks include devices which make an audible effect when set off and alerted on arrested by Niceville police DUI arrests unapproved sparklers, skyrockets and firecrackers. Web Page: http://www.city- * * * Chad Hart Busby the vehicle. June 7 on charges of retail theft ofniceville.org/fire.html. Anita Roxanne Brown, Alex Julian Porter, a con- Busby was charged with one and possession of prescription unemployed, 20, of 333 Bayou struction laborer, 21, of 118 count of trafficking in drugs without a prescription. North Bay Circle, Freeport, Keiko Marie Friar Tuck Drive, Niceville, was hydrocodone and four counts of Huckaba was allegedly The North Bay Fire Department responded to the following calls June 13 through Kopp, a waitress, 21, of 144 arrested by Niceville police for June 21.. possession of a controlled sub- observed concealing $278 worth Meadow Woods Lane, DUI on College Boulevard, stance without a prescription, of merchandise in his pockets Location Situation Date Time Niceville, and a 17-year-old June 12 at 8:56 p.m. Porter was Highway 20 East ...... EMS excluding vehicle...... 6/13/10 ...... 12:35 including a Lortab pill found in then leaving Kmart, 1140 E. Niceville boy, were arrested by also charged with driving while Saint Croix Cove ...... Unauthorized burning...... 6/13/10 ...... 14:40 his right front pants pocket, John Sims Parkway, without Merchants Way ...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/14/10 ...... 05:29 Niceville police June 12, each license suspended. seven Lortab pills in a red con- paying. White Point Road ...... Rescue, EMS incident ...... 6/14/10 ...... 08:01 charged with grand theft auto. * * * Southminster Circle...... Special outside fire...... 6/14/10 ...... 11:42 tainer in the toe of his left tennis * * * Brown was also charged with Christopher Chase Shorey, Bay Drive ...... EMS excluding vehicle...... 6/14/10 ...... 12:41 shoe, seven Xanax “Zanny” bars Crystal Lynn Baker, 25, of North White Point Road...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/14/10 ...... 15:05 possession of a controlled sub- 25, of 108 Quince Ave., in the same red container, and 1105-A S. Cedar Ave., East Highway 20 ...... EMS excluding vehicle...... 6/14/10 ...... 17:39 stance without a prescription. Niceville, was arrested by Bay Drive ...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/14/10 ...... 18:56 five Clorazapram pills in a BC Niceville, was arrested by The three individuals Niceville police for DUI on Parkwood Lane ...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/15/10 ...... 10:09 Powder pack in his wallet. Cruz, Niceville police June 7 on Redbud Trail ...... Dispatched canceled...... 6/15/10 ...... 10:32 allegedly stole a 2000 Jeep that Highway 285 at the Shell gas the driver, was charged with one charges of possession of a con- North Lakeshore Drive...... Dispatched canceled...... 6/15/10 ...... 10:57 had been parked in a driveway station, June 4 at 9:13 p.m. Pine Street...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/15/10 ...... 16:04 count of possession of a con- trolled substance, an “Aderol” at a residence in the 300 block * * * Calinda Lane ...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/15/10 ...... 17:10 trolled substance without a pre- pill, possession of drug para- of 22nd Street with the keys Michael Douglas Baggett, a Honeysuckle Way ...... Dispatched canceled...... 6/16/10 ...... 04:21 scription, three Clorazapram phernalia and resisting an offi- Bluewater Boulevard...... No incident found ...... 6/17/10 ...... 16:05 inside. The vehicle was spotted mechanical engineer, 32, of pills. cer without violence. Baker was North White Point Road...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/18/10 ...... 13:15 1098 Courington Court, Merchants Way ...... Medical assist EMS...... 6/18/10 ...... 17:44 on 46th Street and Fir Avenue arrested the same day by sher- Niceville, was arrested at 1:09 North White Point Road...... EMS excluding vehicle...... 6/19/10 ...... 08:29 iff’s deputies on a misdemeanor a.m., June 4, by Niceville police Hickory Street ...... EMS excluding vehicle...... 6/19/10 ...... 10:24 worthless check charge. White Point Road North...... Motor Vehicle Accident ...... 6/19/10 ...... 14:05 for DUI at Palm Boulevard and White Point Road ...... Motor Vehicle Accident ...... 6/19/10 ...... 14:39 * * * Have Spare Beads? Karen Court, where Baggett had Muirfield Way...... EMS excluding vehicle...... 6/20/10 ...... 06:44 Richard G. Weeks, a con- Baywind Drive ...... EMS excluding vehicle...... 6/20/10 ...... 08:36 just crashed his motorcycle. struction worker, 39, with an at- Juniper/Freeport FL...... Dispatched canceled...... 6/20/10 ...... 21:39 Baggett was also cited for large address, and a permanent speeding and for failing to stop Visit northbayfd.org for greater detail of incidents. address of 725 Green St., Fort for a stop sign. Walton Beach, was arrested by Thefts Niceville police on a charge of A Niceville resident from the * * * violating a protection order, A Valparaiso resident from 600 block of McKinney Street A Niceville resident from domestic-violence related. the 400 block of Lincoln Avenue reported that unknown person(s) the 200 block of Jefferson * * * reported that sometime June 9- burglarized a vehicle sometime Strreet reported June 12 that A 15-year-old Niceville boy 10 unknown person(s) stole a June 12-13. someone had burglarized her $250 mountain bike from an was arrested by Niceville police * * * car and stolen her $250 purse unsecured garage. Diamond Works inc. June 14 on a charge of retail A local man reported June 9 and several items inside the www.DiamondWorksJewelry.com JEWELRY REPAIR theft. 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For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Page A-8 T HE B AY B EACON Wednesday, June 23, 2010 until the bent, faces live in Mary —Rick County Judge SCARCE next regular challenger Esther. Hord, Rep., No one opposed the reelection From page A-1 election in Melissa The win- Mary of Okaloosa County Group 1 Esther. 2012. The Thrush. ner of the Judge James “Jim” Ward and —Ron E. Niceville Fire District normal term Both live in Aug. 24 Group 2 County Judge T. Livingston, The East Niceville Fire of office is Niceville. Republican Patterson Maney, meaning both Rep., District had three seats to fill. The four years. All regis- primaries in men are automatically reelected three incumbents filed qualifying On the tered voters the sheriff Crestview. to new four-year terms. —Steven paperwork and automatically county may cast and district 2 Circuit Judge won when no one else filed. level, two ballots Aug. and 4 county Menchel, Voters in the first judicial cir- They are: Ed Dunbar, Group 2; county Janet B. Santner 24 in the Ed Dunbar commission Leonard W. Rep., Destin. John Root Leonard W. Martin, Group 5; and judges and nonpartisan races will Martin —C.P. cuit, which includes Okaloosa, John Root, Group 4. Dunbar and one school board member won school board races. face their Morales, NPA, Mary Esther. Walton, Santa Rosa and Martin were appointed by the reelection without opposition. County Commission Democratic, write-in or NPA —Brian C. Sparling, Dem., Escambia counties, will fill a new Fort Walton Beach. circuit judge position created this East Niceville fire board to fill Okaloosa School Board The two Okaloosa County opponents in the Nov. 2 general vacancies earlier this year. election. —Bill Patterson, Rep., Fort year to serve Okaloosa County. Okaloosa County School Commission seats to be filled Six candidates qualified, and will Bluewater Bay MSBU Board District 1 incumbent Cindy attracted seven candidates. Sheriff Walton Beach. —Tony R. Taylor, Rep., Fort appear on the nonpartisan Aug. In the Bluewater Bay MSBU, Frakes, Shalimar, won another —District 2: David A. Parisot, In the Okaloosa County 24 ballot: four-year term when no one else Rep., Shalimar; Elaine Tucker, Sheriff’s race, nine qualified. Walton Beach. no one filed qualifying paper- —Robert L. Thacker Jr., NPA, —Kenneth L. Brooks, Milton. work as a candidate for either of filed qualifying paperwork. Rep., Shalimar; Tom Tona, no The winner of the Nov. 2 gen- Crestview. —Clint Davis, Pace. In two other, nonpartisan, party affiliation (NPA); and, John eral election will serve the the two open seats. Incumbents Florida Legislature —Michael A. Flowers, Gayle Hughes and Bart school board races: F. Bergschneider, write-in candi- remaining two years of former Niceville. Bredenkamp both stated earlier —District 3 School Board date, Fort Walton Beach. sheriff Charlie Morris, who is At the state level, District 4 —Mike Lawson, Freeport. that they would not run for Member Rodney Walker, the Incumbent Commissioner John serving time in a federal prison Sen. Don Gaetz and District 4 —Alishia W. McDonald, reelection. incumbent, faces newcomer Paul Jannazo, Rep., did not seek on corruption charges. Rep. Matt Gaetz both won reelec- Pensacola. Since no other candidates sur- Brock. Both live in Fort Walton reelection. Qualifying for the sheriff’s tion without opposition when —Robert E. McGill III, faced during the qualifying peri- Beach. —District 4: Don Amunds, position are: qualifying ended Friday. Both Destin. od, the MSBU board will fill the —District 5 School Board incumbent, Rep.; Danny Bennett, —Larry Ashley, Rep., districts include the Twin Cities. All six judicial candidates will two vacancies by appointment Member Howard Hill, the incum- Rep.; and Dick Reinlie, NPA. All Shalimar. The Gaetzes are father and son. be on the Aug. 24 ballot. the Kids Discovery from John Scott said the city also requires It will provide day care and pre- said. approved a zoning change from DAY CARE Sims Parkway. Instead, parents a vegetative buffer to help muf- school services and offer The main market for the R-1A Residential to C1 From page A-5 will drop off and pickup their fle noise that might distract res- Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten child care facility are the mili- Commercial for a vacant lot at care facility is the closest business children from the Chicago idents in the adjacent residential (VPK), she said. The Drakes tary and civilian parents who 306 Glen Ave. The rezoning that serves alcohol, Scott said. Avenue side of the facility, he area. own and operate Kids work on Eglin Air Force Base, was requested by the owners of In answer to concern about said. A parking area and play- Mrs. Drake said Kids Discovery centers in Fort the Drakes told the Beacon. a new restaurant, Compass safety Mr. Drake told the city grounds on the Chicago Avenue Discovery will serve children Walton Beach, Mary Esther, In other business the Rose, which plans to use the lot that there will be no access to side will also be fenced, he said. from 6 weeks to 12 years of age. Gulf Breeze and Milton, she Valparaiso planning board also as an overflow parking lot.

had shown increases of 1.9 per- since we have the financial Phase One will connect the Orlando to discuss the plans. He Eglin fund that will pay for base BRIDGE cent and 1.1 percent over the responsibility as the authority,” bridge with State Road 20 and said he was also meeting with improvements. The authority From page A-1 same months in 2009, before Fornell said Monday. “I don’t Range Road, replacing White Northwest Florida State College will also do $2.5 million in in- feared effects of the April 20 know if there’s any opportunity Point Road as the route between representatives to plan safety kind environmental restoration, During the June 17 meeting Deepwater Horizon oil spill to claim anything at all.” SR 20 and the north end of the measures to ensure that stray as decided by Eglin. The of the Mid Bay Bridge began to affect tourism along Fornell said the authority bridge, which connects the shots from the college’s police authority also got $310,000 Authority (MBBA), the gover- the Emerald Coast. No signifi- would “just wait and see . . . if Niceville area with Destin and academy pistol range do not credit for laying Air Force fiber- nor-appointed board of direc- cant amounts of oil had reached there’s some dramatic thing that Sandestin south of pose a danger to motorists on optic cable on the right of way tors for managing the bridge Okaloosa or Walton County comes from the overall impact Choctawhatchee Bay. the new road, which will pass (four 1-inch conduits the entire and its approaches, MBBA beaches as of Monday, but news from this situation.” In addition, the project to north of the college campus. 11-mile length of the bypass). Executive Director Jim Vest reports about the possibility of In other business, the MBBA widen State Road 20 between Fornell said he also plans Vest was asked by some told board members that rev- oil pollution have depressed heard briefings from representa- White Point Road and the coun- some travel, and will meet with MBBA members what is being enue for May 2010 was 2.4 per- tourism. tives of HDR Engineering, the ty line is also on schedule, and members of Florida’s congres- done to reduce the amount of cent below that of May 2009. MBBA chairman Gordon board’s engineering manage- expected to be complete by Jan. sional delegation in litter seen on the bridge. For the eight months since the Fornell, after hearing Vest’s ment consultant, on progress 20 of 2011. A new street, Washington, D.C., during July. Vest said that trash pickups fiscal year began Oct. 1, rev- report on declining revenue, being made in building the Mid- Marvis Way, is complete, and He did not specify what issues along the bridge are normally enue is down 5.7 percent from asked Vest and MBBA legal Bay Bridge Connector. will provide improved access he plans to discuss with the scheduled about once a week. the year-earlier period. counsel Mary Kraemer to keep Engineers said the first phase of for Seminole residents to SR 20 political leaders during his visit. He said there seems to be more Traffic and toll revenue has careful track of revenue and the 11-mile bypass project is 11 when the SR 20 widening proj- Vest said negotiations for trash than usual appearing on been falling for several years, a traffic figures, to enable the days ahead of schedule, and is ect is complete. right of way for the new road the bridge within the last few trend which officials have MBBA to file claims against BP expected to be completed by Second and third phases of were completed with Eglin Air months, and that some of the blamed on the poor economy. for the lost revenue if necessary. May 8, 2011, if there are no the bypass will continue the Force Base and Ruckel trash may be falling off trucks Revenue in March and April “I just think it behooves us delays. connector route from Range Properties. carrying construction materials Road to State Road 85 north of Vest said Monday that the across the bridge. Niceville. HDR Engineer Bob MBBA paid $655,000 for 26.5 The next meeting of the Kellner said, “It’s exciting to acres purchased from Ruckel MBBA board is scheduled for 9 see a road come together,” and Properties. a.m. July 15 at Niceville City added that plans for the second Vest also said the authority Hall. Following the Aug. 19 and third phases will be com- agreed on fair market value of meeting, which will be held at plete by the end of July. $20.5 million for 50-year lease Destin City Hall, a tour is On July 8, Kellner said, he of 420 acres of Eglin property scheduled for MBBA board will meet with Florida Turnpike (phases 2 and 3). The figure members to see the status of the Bluewater Bay Tennis Center Authority representatives in includes $17,690,000 cash to an road construction project. Summer Programs JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT Weekly camps for High Performance, Advanced, Intermediate, and Beginner levels. Call Brad, Aaron, or Doug for more details. 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For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Wednesday, June 23, 2010 THE BAY BEACON Page A-9 most likely be stretched across the Bayou. In any case, said HIRES pass during incoming tides and at LaGuardia, “Sheen (a very light From page A-1 night, and opened at other times to coating of oil on the water’s sur- allow vessels to get in and out of face) cannot be skimmed,” and expects will eventually be reim- Destin Harbor and must be allowed to degrade natu- bursed by BP, the firm considered Choctawhatchee Bay. Other rally, and poses little threat to the financially responsible for the booms are kept in place along local environment in the amounts Deepwater Horizon oil spill off shorelines of the pass and in a reported. Louisiana. chevron pattern designed to col- Officials said anyone encoun- Villani said that despite recent lect oil in areas where it can more tering oil on local shores or in the declarations by the Okaloosa easily be skimmed off the surface. water should avoid contact with County Commission that the In addition to booms, Villani it. If you do get oil on your body, county will act with or without said, the county is obtaining they said, soap and water, dish- permission from state or federal barges, skimming equipment, and washing detergent, or baby oil authorities if necessary to protect pipes to be laid underwater are all effective for removing oil the county from encroaching oil, beneath the pass to create a bubble from skin. Trained cleanup crews the county is, in fact, working well curtain designed to push underwa- are wearing protective clothing with the federal Unified ter oil plumes to the surface to be when handling the oil. Casual Command headquartered in skimmed. Such equipment, he contact with oil is not likely to be Mobile, Ala. Since the county dec- said, was expected to be in place a health hazard to normally laration, he said, state and federal within 10 days of the June 17 healthy people. agencies have become easier to meeting. Do not attempt to handle oil work with. Commander LaGuardia, who or oiled wildlife, said officials, Booms are being placed near said she is a former Destin resident Beacon photo but call the county’s 311 infor- the East Pass, Villani said, and and a graduate of Fort Walton Oil-cleanup workers board a bus at Henderson Beach State Park Sunday. mation line to report your obser- crews have practiced stretching Beach High School, said much of vations. The local oil produces the booms across the pass itself, the skimming and beach cleanup ier to collect. much oil as possible before it where such oil sheen may have little or no fumes, but people although such attempts had result- activity will take place at night, LaGuardia said about 13,000 reaches the beaches or pass. come from, but that it may not be with sensitive respiratory sys- ed in failures so far. “That’s a good when temperatures are cooler. people are now part of the Unified Nevertheless, Villani and related to the Deepwater Horizon tems should avoid it as a precau- thing,” Villani said, because the This will be easier on cleanup Command fighting the oil spill LaGuardia said they were aware spill, as no oil has been seen enter- tion, and report any health prob- experience has allowed crews to crews, she said, and will also from Louisiana to Florida, and of unconfirmed reports of oil ing the pass from the Gulf of lems to your doctor. Health infor- learn how to get it right when oil make it easier to collect tar balls task forces of boats and ships are “sheen” in Rocky Bayou near the Mexico. The sheen may instead mation related to the oil spill is actually arrives at the pass. When and other oil, as lower tempera- within a few miles of Destin, Bluewater Bay Marina. They said have come from boats in or near available at it does, he said, the booms will tures make the oil thicker and eas- searching for and skimming as they do not know for certain the marina or elsewhere in Rocky www.healthyokaloosa.com.

until his term ends in March intend to complete the term I am rate and unauthorized. The city commission appoint- WHOʼS 2011. Board members, who are presently serving.” The proposal Reid presented ed Reid in 2003 by a 3-2 vote, Free breakfast, From page A-1 paid $25 per monthly meeting, “I feel that I would be doing a would have capped the franchise with Strong and Arnold opposed. say they dismissed, calls his pink serve four-year terms and can be disservice to the members of the fee the gas district pays to the He succeeded Strong—who had lunch for kids slip illegal. removed for “just cause” after District in general and the resi- city and made the city responsi- served 16 years as Valparaiso’s Two schools in Niceville Meantime, the new appointee, having been dents of the City of Valparaiso in ble for any damages it might representative to the Okaloosa will offer free breakfast and Heyward Strong, says he’ll rep- provided a particular if I were to abandon cause the gas district. The agree- Gas District. lunch to low-income chil- resent Valparaiso at today’s copy of the my duties and responsibilities ment was later finalized without According to the Okaloosa dren on weekdays under the board meeting. charges and before the completion of my either change recommended by Gas website as of Monday, the U.S. Agriculture The Valparaiso-based gas dis- afforded a term,” Reid wrote. “I take my Reid in December. five current members of the Department’s summer food trict, a state agency that distrib- hearing, responsibilities as an unpaid vol- City Attorney Doug Wyckoff Okaloosa Gas District’s board of program. utes and sells natural gas in according to unteer very seriously and I sim- wrote in a June 4 letter to Reid, directors are: —Edge Elementary state law. ply do not think local politics filed with the city, that “you are —Timothy “Tim” Okaloosa, Walton and Santa School, 300 N. Highway 85, On May should keep me from fulfilling to be removed for misfeasance, Grandberry Sr., representing Rosa counties, isn’t normally a Niceville, through July 30 14, the my duties to the resident of the negligence and ‘other just Crestview. scene of public contention. It is (except July 5). Breakfast Valparaiso City of Valparaiso.” cause.’” —Dennis Reeves, represent- quietly governed by a board of 7:30-8 a.m. Lunch 11:30 CityHeyward Strong Most Valparaiso city com- Reid did not appear before ing Fort Walton Beach. five members—one each named a.m.-noon. by Okaloosa County and the Commission passed an ordinance missioners apparently did not the Valparaiso commission at the —Charles Reid, representing share Reid’s view. On June 14 June 14 hearing, but was repre- Valparaiso. —Ruckel Middle School, cities of Crestview, Fort Walton requiring its representative to be 201N Partin Drive, July 6- Beach, Niceville, and Valparaiso. an elected official. On May 14 the commission voted 4-1, with sented by a lawyer. —Randall Wise, representing 23. Breakfast 7:15-7:30 a.m. But the rhubarb over who rep- Mayor Bruce Arnold sent a letter Tom Miller dissenting, to reject Reid declined to comment for Niceville. Lunch 12:30-1 p.m. resents Valparaiso has thrust the to Reid, thanking him for his Reid’s bid to postpone a com- this article, referring calls to his —C. H. Rigdon, Jr., repre- A list of participating agency into the spotlight. service and informing him the mission hearing on his dismissal. lawyer, Mike Chesser, who did senting the Okaloosa County locations outside the Twin Reid, a lawyer, was named to city would replace him with City officials contended that not return them. In a June 8 let- Board of County the panel by the Valparaiso City Strong, a city commissioner, Reid had made a presentation ter to the city, Chesser contended Commissioners. Cities area is available from Commission in 2003 and again effective June 1. about a proposed new franchise that Reid “will not permit him- The gas district has reported- the Okaloosa County School in 2007. Reid responded with his own agreement between the city and self to be dismissed illegally and ly turned the current dispute over District. Reid says he won’t step aside letter May 20, declaring, “I do Okaloosa Gas that was inaccu- without cause.” to its lawyer. AIRAIR DDUCTUCT CCLEANINGLEANING The Basics

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Hurricanes win Yanks win title The Niceville-based Northwest Florida Hurricanes travel bas- All-stars named The Yankees defeated the Red Sox, 8-4, in the 2010 ketball team won the Jacksonville Jam Fest held on 12-13 Niceville-Valparaiso Little League Majors championship. June. Jessi Sarris hit two free throws with 4.5 seconds left to The 8-year-old Niceville-Valparaiso Little League American From left: front, Christian Huff, Evan Etheridge, Braden secure a 29-28 championship game win. From left: front, Jessi League All Stars were announced at the closing cere- Reinhardt, Dylan Josey and Tyler Gale; middle, Jacob Sarris, Megan O’Neal, Sami Mims, Amanda Wilson and Elise monies June 5. From left: back, Campbell Taylor, Mason McDorman, Will West, Josh Smith, Nicholas Troxell, Cole Stuart; back, assistant coach Brett Stuart, Je’Anna Parell, Ella Swanick, Blake Skinner, Parker Porter, Bryce Ingram and Willbourne and Wesley Brooks; rear, manager Bill West, Ruth Hill, Cari Sands, Abby Runyon, head coach John Runyon, Tristan Martin; front, Jake Runyon, Ethan Parker, Jonah team mom Connie West, coach Mike McDorman, sponsor Katie O’Neal, Alexa Verzwyvelt, Taylor Anderson and Jessi Day. Hoover, Corey Church, Joey Cary and Clayton Hoskins. Chandler Huff and coach Troy Etheridge.

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For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Wednesday, June 23, 2010 THE BAY BEACON Page B-3

Rocky seniors get scholarships Four seniors, Josiah Duffey and Aaron Cain from Special Services, and Corrie Sober and Stephanie Serban from the Academy at Rocky Bayou Christian School attended the Twin Cities Auxiliary Luncheon May 27. Each was presented a Bluewater Elementary visits Gulfarium scholarship ranging from $500 to $1,000. Bluewater Elementary kindergartners in Lis Runyon's class recently took a field trip to The Gulfarium in Destin. There they saw marine life in action, learned about recycling and even learned how to tell the difference between a sea lion and a seal. Following the Gulfarium, students enjoyed lunch at the park. DMS Builders end year with barrels

The Builders Club of Destin Guillory, Natasha Locht, Vonnie Middle School is a character Vuagniaux, Jason Shirley, building club sponsored by the Travis Shirley, and Megan Kiwanis Club of Destin. This Wood. was a very busy and rewarding The painted rain barrels were year for the Builders Club as it donated to other non-profit completed several service proj- organizations to auction off as ects and three fundraising proj- fundraisers. The following ects. organizations were the lucky Service projects for this year recipients of the lovely painted included: holiday cards for mili- barrels: Destin Middle School, tary soldiers, cards for the resi- Destin Elementary School, dence at Destin Choctaw Alliance Basin, Healthcare/Rehab, sponsoring Okaloosa-Walton Child Care for the second year of an Angel Services and Kiwanis Club of Tree Child at Christmas, ringing Destin. bells for the Salvation Army, The remainder of the club’s cleaning desk tops for teachers, Members of the Builders Club of Destin Middle School display the fundraising money this year was and collecting pop tabs for the rain barrels they bought and assembled. The barrels were used to combined with SAC money to Ronald McDonald House and conduct a schoolwide art contest, then were donated to other non- purchase a Mimio pad, which box tops and Campbell’s Soup profit organizations. turns a whiteboard into an inter- Niceville labels yearlong for the school. active learning tool, for the INSURANCE AGENCY The students bought six their help, they assembled, a schoolwide art contest to dec- teachers. Because these Mimio incomplete rain barrels from the cleaned and applied primer to orate the rain barrels. The win- pads are $1500 each, they could 729-2131 Choctaw Alliance Basin. With the rain barrels. The club hosted ners of the contest were: Noah buy only one. www.nicevilleinsurance.com

For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Page B-4 T HE B AY B EACON Wednesday, June 23, 2010 RBCS seniors earn honors, awards

Rocky Bayou Christian School graduates jump for joy as they anticipate heading into the world after high school.

Rocky Bayou Christian Technology Certificate Award; RBCA Outstanding Christian for Teacher Assistance Science League Physics Test, 2nd ; Christian Character Award; The Academy announces its 2010 JinSil Choi—ACSI DCHSS Character Award HyeongWuk Kim – ACSI varsity baseball letter Larremore/Gregory Award; graduate awards, presented at the Award for Academics; President’s Jonathan Glover-Jesse Brewer DCHSS Award for Academics and Jacqueline Medley—President’s Philemon Award; Moses Award; Baccalaureate and Award for Educational Excellence; Award; ACSI DCHSS Award for Leadership; President’s Award for Award for Educational Achievement; Ruth Award; Highest Averages in Commencement Ceremony at National Latin Honor Society; RBCA Christian Service; President’s Award Educational Excellence; RBCA Good RBCS Christian Character Award English; Spanish II, algebra II and Outstanding Christian Character for Educational Achievement; RBCS Christian Character Award; Moses Joseph Paggeot—ACSI DCHSS economics Rocky Bayou Baptist Church June Award Outstanding Christian Character Award Award for Christian Service; William Thomas—ACSI 11. Alexander Crocker—ACSI Award; Philemon Award; Israel MyeongSeop Kim—Renaissance President’s Award for Educational DCHSS for Christian Service; Sarah Barnick—Association of DCHSS Award for Christian Service Award; Fruit of the Spirit Award; Most Man; President’s Award for Achievement; RBCS Christian President’s Award for Educational Christian Schools International Shannon Donahue— Improved Math Award Educational Excellence; Philemon Character Award Excellence; Philemon Award; Distinguished Christian High School Renaissance Woman; RBCS Elizabeth Goettl—ACSI DCHSS Award; National Science League Michael Sandiford—ACSI Barnabas Award for Encouragement; Student Award for Christian Service; Christian Athlete Award; ACSI Award for Christian Service; Physics Test, 1st place DCHSS for Fine Arts; President’s Varsity Soccer Letter; NWF Daily Philemon Award; Moses Award; DCHSS Award for Athletics, President’s Award for Educational SoYoun Kim—ACSI DCHSS Award for Educational Excellence; News All Area Soccer Team, Fellowship of Christian Athletes “Go Leadership and Christian Service; Achievement; Outstanding Student in Award for Fine Arts; President’s RBCA Outstanding Christian Honorable Mention the Distance Award;” National President’s Award for Educational Math Award; Internship Certificate Award for Educational Excellence; Character Award; NWF Christian John Tyre—ACSI DCHSS Science League Biology Test, 2nd Excellence; RBCA Good Christian from Parkway Veterinary Clinic ACSI Regional Calculus, 1st place; Education Association Home Study Award for Fine Arts; President’s place Character Award; varsity volleyball Jonathan Hearon—President’s RBCA Outstanding Christian Award Award for Educational Achievement Ashley Bernheisel—Honors and soccer letters; NWF Daily News Award for Educational Achievement Character Award; National Science Christopher Sandlin—ACSI Rebecca Weaver—Salutatorian; diploma; varsity volleyball letter; All Area Volleyball and Soccer Teams; Timothy Herndon—ACSI League Physics Test, 6th DCHSS Award for Fine Arts; Honors Diploma; W.B. Grete President’s Award for Educational Philemon Award; Moses Award; DCHSS Award for Christian Service; Ben Lusk—Renaissance Man; President’s Award for Educational Outstanding Student Award; ACSI Excellence; RBCA Outstanding National Science League Biology President’s Award for Educational ACSI DCHSS Award for Athletics Excellence; National Science League DCHSS Award for Academics, Christian Character Award; National Test, 6th place Excellence; Philemon Award; and Fine Arts; President’s Award for Physics Test, 2nd place Leadership, Fine Arts; President’s Science League Physics Test, 3rd Josiah Duffey; ACSI DCHSS Highest Average—algebra II and Educational Achievement; Philemon Stephanie Serban—President’s Award for Educational Excellence; place Award for Athletics, Christian Service anatomy and physiology Award; Varsity Football, basketball Award for Educational Excellence; John Witherspoon Award for Daniel Bowers —ACSI DCHSS and Leadership; President’s Award for Andrew Hudson—ACSI and baseball letters; Outstanding Philemon Award; varsity soccer, cap- Excellence in Government and Award for Leadership and Christian Educational Achievement; varsity bas- DCHSS Award for Fine Arts; Student in English Award; Internship tain and letter; NWF Daily News All- Economics; National Science Service; varsity golf and baseball let- ketball letter President’s Award for Educational Certificate from Niceville Coffee Area Soccer Team, Honorable League Chemistry Test, 4th place; ters; National Science League Physics Justin Emerick-; ACSI DCHSS Achievement Shoppe Mention varsity basketball letter; NWF Daily Test, 4th place Award for Christian Service and Fine Shawn Josey – ACSI DCHSS Jessica Maney – Renaissance Corrie Sober—Renaissance News All-Area Basketball Team Shaun Brown—ACSI DCHSS Arts; President’s Award for Award for Athletics; President’s Woman; Honors Diploma; ACSI Woman; ACSI DCHSS Award for Sarah Emily Wilson— Award for Fine Arts and Christian Educational Excellence; RBCA Award for Educational Achievement; DCHSS Award for Athletics, Fine Arts Athletics, Christian Service and Fine Valedictorian; Renaissance Woman; Service; President’s Award for Outstanding Christian Character Philemon Award; Panhandle and Christian Service; President’s Arts; President’s Award for Honors Diploma; RBCS 2010 Educational Achievement; Philemon Award Sportswriter’s Association All-Star Award for Educational Excellence; Educational Excellence; Israel Female Student Athlete; FHSAA Award; RBCS Good Christian Michael Esneul-Rocky Bayou Football Team; NWF Daily News All- Philemon Award Award for Perseverance; Philemon Academic All State Team; ACSI Character Award Christian School Microsoft IT Area Football Team, Offensive Line; Natalie Masone– ACSI DCHSS Award; RBCA Good Christian DCHSS Award for Academics, Aaron Cain—Renaissance Man; Academy Certificate varsity football letter Award for Community Service and Character Award; National Science Athletics, Christian Service and Army Reserve Scholar Athlete 2010; Yazdel Fonseca—RBCS Artist of Prachabordee Junnongyai— Leadership; President’s Award for League Biology Test, 3rd place; var- Leadership; Presidential Award for ACSI DCHSS Award for Athletics the Year; ACSI DCHSS Award for President’s Award for Educational Educational Excellence; Israel Award; sity soccer, track and field, and soft- Educational Excellence; RBCA and Christian Service; President’s Fine Arts; Presidential Award for Excellence RBCA Outstanding Christian ball letters; NWF Daily News All Good Christian Character Award; Award for Educational Achievement; Outstanding Academic Excellence; Hannah Kent—President’s Character Award Area Softball Team, Honorable Philemon Award; Israel Award; Philemon Award; Moses Award; Philemon Award; Moses Award Award for Educational Achievement; Matthew McDorman—Honors Mention National Science League Biology Highest Average Consumer Math Hope Given—ACSI DCHSS RBCS Outstanding Christian Diploma; RBCS 2010 Male Student Angela Sternke—ACSI Test, 1st place; varsity volleyball and Denise Cain—ACSI DCHSS Award for Christian Service and Fine Character Award; Moses Award; Fruit Athlete; ACSI DCHSS Award for DCHSS Award for Christian Service; softball, captain and letter; NWF Award for Christian Service and Arts; President’s Award for of the Spirit Award; Most Improved Academics; President’s Award for President’s Award for Educational Daily News All Area Volleyball and Leadership; Multimedia Design Educational Excellence; Philemon Spelling Award; Internship Certificate Educational Excellence; National Excellence; RBCS Outstanding Softball Team

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ENGAGING GOD, CONNECTING WITH OTHERS, SERVING ALL Visit our new website Sundays www.forestlakebible.com Bible Study • 9:30am Celebration Service • 11:00am SUN 10:30 AM - The Gospel According to Matthew Discipleship • 5:00pm 444 Valparaiso Pkwy. WED 4:30-7:45 PM - AWANA Wednesdays 850-678-4822 Adults, Youth, & Children • 6:00pm www.fbcvalparaiso.org 1000 37th St., Niceville • (850) 678-5879

St. Paul Lutheran 1407 E. John Sims Parkway 850-678-1298 www.stpaulniceville.com Worship Schedule 8:00 a.m. -- 9:10 a.m. -- 10:30 a.m. Word Alone. Faith Alone. Grace Alone. Grace is not earned. It is a gift! Come, Experience God’s Amazing Grace.

IMMANUEL ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday Morning Services Family Worship 9:00 ST. JUDE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH with children's classes Sunday Services Walk-In...Worship 11:01 Holy Eucharist 8 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. with childcare for ages 6 weeks Christian Education 9:15 a.m. to Kindergarten Children’s Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Wednesday Nights Men’s Breakfast 6:45 a.m. Youth 6:30-8 p.m. Sewing Guild 9:00 a.m. Chapel Service 11:00 a.m. 250 Indian Bayou Trail, Destin Fellowship Dinner 5:15 p.m. Church Office: 850-837-6324 Adult, Youth & Children’s Classes 6:00 p.m. www.iacdestin.org 678-7013 • 200 N. Partin Drive, Niceville (across from Ruckel Middle School) www.stjudes.us • [email protected] “Pointing The Way To Jesus”

For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Wednesday, June 23, 2010 THE BAY BEACON Page B-5 WHO’S From page B-1 announced that this year’s win- ners of the annual $1,000 Hugh Harris Scholarship Award include Mark Barrett, Niceville High School, who graduated in Supporting Our Military the top 5 percent of a and Local Businesses class of 510 Climatic & Non-Climatic Units students. His Boat/RV Storage - Boxes, Packing/Storage Supplies list of accomplish- 850-835-7468 ments Hwy 20 at Site C6 Rd • Freeport, FL • 3 miles West of Freeport includes www.portlandselfstoragefl.com membership • HOOVER EUREKA in the • DYSON • ORECK • KIRBY • ELECTROLUX National Mark Barrett Honor Garden Club marks 25th birthday Society and a four years on the We Service state runner-up football team. The Bluewater Bay Garden Club celebrated its 25th Anniversary at a luncheon at Rutherford’s in May and installing its new officers for 2010-11. From left: Joan Bowman, correspondence; Duskey

He volunteered in numerous • BISSELL Mallory, recording secretary; Jan Luckett, second vice president; Deanna Banning, president and All Makes community service events, Joan McCarthy treasurer. Esther Purcell, first vice president, was not present. including Relay for Life, and assisted with the Katrina disaster & Models in New Orleans. He will attend worship. The cost is $179.

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For 18 years the voice of Niceville, Bluewater Bay and Valparaiso Page B-6 T HE B AY B EACON Wednesday, June 23, 2010 Center. The monument will be memorializes family members who made by “The Large Art Co.” The have served in the armed forces and goal is $4,400; $3,378.50 has been queries relationships between mili- raised so far. Send donations to tary service and class, between Fallen Soldiers Fund, City of peace and violence and between art 20102010 Niceville, 208 N. Partin Drive, and community. Niceville, FL 32578. Call Ron Hall, Fencing, anyone? 259-7794, for further information. CALENDAR Ever felt like dueling? Or per- Concerts in the Park haps you are just looking for an ath- The final Concert in the Park letic hobby with a friendly atmos- will take place Thursday, June 24, 7 phere? Maybe you just like doing Fireworks T-shirt sale p.m., Mattie Kelley new things and making new Twin Cities Fireworks Cultural Arts Village, friends? Then you should join the Committee T-Shirts are available at The Village Green, North Bay Society of the Sword Coastal Bank and Trust (Niceville 4323 Commons Drive Fencing Club. It accepts newcomers and Valparaiso locations), Niceville West, Destin. Parking at of all ages for its begin- City Hall, Niceville Public Library, Grace Lutheran Church. Admission ners’ classes and both Parkway Veterinary Clinic and is $5 for adults; kids under 12 free. casual and competitive Valparaiso City Hall—$12 each or Raffle prizes at intermission. Bring fencers. All three $10 apiece for three or more. All your favorite chair and picnic or styles—foil, saber, and proceeds benefit the Fireworks purchase dinner from Carrabba’s epee—are taught as well. It meets in Trust Fund. Italian Grill. Ice cream treats from the First Methodist Church Marble Slab Creamery. Performing: Community Life Center, Niceville, Free camp for kids The Return. Presented by Mattie at 6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays. Emerald Coast Hospice is offer- Kelly Arts Foundation. Info: 650- Learn CPR Club equipment is provided for ing a free camp for children July 16- 2226 or mattiekellyarts those who do not own fencing gear. 19 at Camp foundation.org. The Red Cross Fourth Annual CPR Saturday will take place in Building K, Northwest Florida Info: Robert Drake, 678-9190, Timpoochee, Niceville. Fitness regime offered State College, June 26. Sessions will be held 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 9:40 a.m.-2:10 p.m. and 11:20 [email protected], or at north- Camp Brave Heart is for a.m.-3:50 p.m. The training is for ages 10 and older. The cost is $10. Students will receive a bayfencing.weebly.com. If you’re looking for a challeng- children, ages 7-14, book and a certificate upon completion of the physical and written test. To register, visit ing workout or just want to become Free entry to state parks who have experienced YourRedCross.org or call 800-773-7620 ext. 0. the loss of a loved one. more physically fit, join the ROTC In recognition of its 75th Regardless of the type of loss or the students at Northwest Florida State anniversary, the Florida Department reason for the loss, all children College for physical training this CPR course at NWFSC welcome. Bring your rod/reel or seniors 55-plus and active military, of Environmental Protection’s throughout the area are invited to summer, and get into The Red Cross Fourth Annual cane poles and enjoy a day with and $3 plus tax for children 4 to 17. (DEP) Florida Park Service apply to attend Camp Brave Heart shape free of charge as CPR Saturday will take place in your youth and the local pros. Info: 833-9595. announced the month of July as the program opens its National Recreation and Parks at no cost to them. A prior affiliation Building K, Northwest Florida State Trail Association to meet Local artists display work with Emerald Coast Hospice is not a workout routine to the Month and will offer College, June 26. Sessions will be The monthly meeting of the Members of the Local Color prerequisite. public. Youth and adults free park admission to held 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 9:40 a.m.- Florida Trail Association will take Artists Club will display their art- Camp Brave Heart is run by of any athletic ability, who are at all Florida state parks 2:10 p.m. and 11:20 a.m.-3:50 p.m. place Tuesday, July 27, 6 p.m., at work at the Heritage Museum, clinical experts who understand the least 16 years of age, are invited to (except Skyway The training is for ages 10 and Bayou Blues Restaurant, Niceville. Valparaiso, through Aug. 28. They healing process. The emphasis is on join the students in the college’s Fishing Pier) Saturday, older. The cost is $10. Visitors welcome. Details: 682- have a patriotic theme to follow and healing, arts and crafts, field games, ROTC program for circuit training, July 17. Created in 1935 by the Students will receive a book and 6098 or choctaw.floridatrail.org there will be 10 or more artists in boating, swimming and honoring upper body and abdominal training, Florida Legislature, Florida’s state a certificate upon completion of the the club showing several of their the people they have lost with a very cardio training, stretching, running Pirates at Temple Mound parks have grown from eight to 160 physical and written test. paintings. The display is also in special memorial service. and team sports every Monday parks over the last 75 years, and are To register, visit Fort Walton Beach - The City’s conjunction with Eglin’s 75th To receive an application for a through Aug. 19, 6-7 a.m. at the overseen by the DEP Florida Park YourRedCross.org or call 800-773- Heritage Park and Cultural Center, anniversary. child to attend, or to volunteer to Niceville campus. Participants meet 7620 ext. 0. along with the Friends of the Service. assist with Camp Brave Heart, call by the ROTC building at the west AED (defibrillator) will be avail- Museums, Inc., present an original Art shows at NWFSC ‘Grease’ coming to town Jim Vail, Bereavement Coordinator, end of campus by the ball fields. able at the end of each session for exhibit entitled “Pirates: The Last The culminating shows of the Info: Capt. David Avallone, 729- “Grease” will be performed July at Emerald Coast Hospice, 689- an additional $7. Scourge of the Gulf.” The exhibit is 2009-2010 season will be Flight 14-17 as the summer production of 0300 or go to gentiva.com/hospice. 6022 or [email protected]. Youth fishing event scheduled to be on display all sum- Path in the McIlroy Gallery and the the Fine and Performing Arts Applications will be accepted while Embroiderers to meet mer inside the Indian Temple works of Owen Mundy in the Division at Northwest Florida State space is available. Professional fisherman Larry R. Mound Museum Lazarus Education Holzhauer Gallery through July 25. The Sand Dunes Chapter of Gaines, Valparaiso, will College in the mainstage theater at ‘Fallen Soldier’ monument Embroiderers’ Guild of America’s Center. 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