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Nathan and Cynthia Cope, who Department of Administrative BY SCOTT PAGE argued that the project would Hearings and DEP that the page Gulf Breeze News Baseball coach [email protected] have negative impact on their objection has been withdrawn.” Randy Renfroe waterfront property and possi- The city presented the Copes 1C1C The dispute over the bly impede their boating access with a proposal July 11 and, Deadman’s Island Restoration to Pensacola Bay. after some minor changes, an Project is over. The project is still in the agreement suiting all sides was PAGE 1D The administrative hearing intent-to-permit stage. The DEP signed July 22. On July 23, the has been avoided, and the City permit seems imminent. agreement was sent to Tom of Gulf Breeze is ready to move “We’re just waiting on the Brady, the Copes’ attorney, who forward with construction. All paperwork from DEP,” said then formally withdrew the ■ It’s time that is needed is a permit from Heather Reed, project manager. complaint from Tallahassee on to get yo’self the Department of “The Copes’ objection was July 24. bushwacked! Environmental Protection. the only impediment to getting “There are a few legal techni- ■ Bubba’s Ray Palmer/Special to Gulf Breeze News After weeks of quarreling, the permit,” City Manager Buz calities that are different,” Eddy Beach Continued erosion threatened to cause irreparable damage the city reached an agreement Eddy said. “Now their attorney said. “But it is essentially the to Deadman’s Island, but city residents agree to restoration. with Highpoint Drive residents must notify the state See ISLAND, Page 2A6

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THURSDAY 7/31 Scattered Storms prosecution high 87O low 77O of Demeter FRIDAY 8/01 Scattered Storms allegation high 89O O low 77 BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News [email protected] SATURDAY 8/02 The State Attorney’s Office in Isolated Storms Shalimar announced Monday it will not high 91O prosecute the alleged indecent exposure low 77O charge against Midway Fire Chief Stephen Demeter. In a document dated July 25 and SUNDAY 8/03 signed by Ginger B. Madden, Assistant Isolated Storms State Attorney in the First Judicial high 90O Circuit, notice was given that, upon fur- O ther investigation, the state concluded low 76 there was insufficient evidence to prove the allegation beyond a reasonable doubt. Demeter, 45, surrendered to authori- ties and was arrested July 1 after a INSIDE masseuse accused the Chief of exposing himself and performing a vigorous act of Classifieds 3D See CHIEF, Page 2A6 Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Community 3-5A Gulf Breeze Police Department Sgt. Sherry Armstrong (top right) fires a paint-pellet revolver at fellow Crossword 3B officer Steph Neff, who was portraying an armed perpetrator during a simulated traffic stop July 22. The Editorial 6A staged incident was part of a training exercise designed to allow police officers to sharpen their skills. Entertainment 2B The exercise was held the same day an Okaloosa County deputy died in the line of duty. Story, Page 4A Proposed Island News 1D Lifestyles 1B school budget Obituaries 7A Politics 3A Sheriff’s challengers want DUI checks cuts 4-percent Santa Rosa County 4B Seniors 7A ■ Stricter alcohol, drug candidate for Sheriff in the Aug. 26 law enforcement position. He was Sports 1-6C primary. “We don’t do that anymore. responding to a moderator’s question BY PAM BRANNON enforcement would make Gulf Breeze News Talk of the Town 1B “Of course, funding is an issue. But about education, prevention and county roadways safer [email protected] “Mailing Statement is we need to take our streets back from enforcement of alcohol and drug laws. the aggressive drivers and DUI offend- Santa Rosa County roadways are The Santa Rosa County School BY JOE CULPEPPER on Editorial Page” ers.” among the most dangerous in the District will have to keep its spending Gulf Breeze News Randle made his comments July 22 region. In the past year alone, within $278 million for the 2008-09 FOUR SECTIONS [email protected] during a candidate forum presented by school year - a four-percent cut from last VOL. 7, NO. 31 See SHERIFF, Page 2A6 the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of year’s $299 million budget. JULY 31, 2008 Robert Randle remembers a time not too long ago when sobriety check- Commerce and sponsored by Gulf Related stories on 3A Parents, teachers and any other inter- Breeze News at the Community Life ested citizens will have a chance to hear points were common practice among ■ Commission candidates differ and review the budget during the School law enforcement agencies in Santa Center of Gulf Breeze United on courthouse dilemma Board’s first public hearing tonight at Rosa County. Methodist Church. ■ School Superintendent hopefuls “About two years ago, we’d have Randle, Assistant Chief of the Gulf back arts, phys-ed and FCAT 6:30 p.m. A second and final public hear- DUI checkpoints, usually every quar- Breeze Police Department, is one of ■ Navarre has two candidate ing will be Sept. 11. ter, and all the departments around five men challenging two-term incum- forums slated for next week See BUDGET, Page 8A6 here took part in that,” said Randle, a bent Wendell Hall for the county’s top ■ List of candidates home! Legacy your Hicks qualifies for First Tee Open captures ■ Gulf Breeze High Breeze High School sopho- demonstrate on the Golf Channel. crown sophomore will play more, earned a coveted comprehen- Eighteen girls and 52 berth after finishing third in sion of the life boys were chosen at sepa- Maggie Swinford in national TV pro-am a demanding 36-hole quali- skills and rate qualifying locations. (right) and Moe fying tournament and core lessons “Sarah was quite Bass celebrate BY JOE CULPEPPER

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Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy Legacy’s 5-1 mailed directly to mailed directly Sarah Hicks of Gulf Country Club in Rye, N.H. gram. qualifier, but that was just a triumph over Hicks shot rounds of 77- Hicks will represent the portion of the process. She Clarksville, Breeze is one of 18 girls 75 for a 12-over-par 152 First Tee of Northwest was outstanding in all Tenn.,to win the worldwide who qualified USGF 16-U last week to play in the Aug. total to finish three shots Florida in the First Tee Open aspects.” behind medalist A.J. Newell at Pebble Beach, Calif., an Hicks submitted an essay World Series. Joe Culpepper/ 29-31 Wal-Mart First Tee Story, 1C Gulf Breeze News Open. of Tampa. Hicks also took official Champions Tour about challenges in her life Hicks, 15, a rising Gulf written tests and had to event that will be televised See HICKS, Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A July 31, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS CHIEF: State couldn’t prove allegation beyond doubt Continued from page 1A The earliest Demeter could The arraignment has come and Demeter attended a portion self-gratification during a June be reinstated to duty as Chief gone, and Steve has not been of the July 8 Midway Fire 21 massage session in Destin. would be Aug. 12 during the charged.” District Board of Thursday, July 31 1 p.m., 6051 Old next meeting of the Midway A licensed massage therapist Commissioners meeting wear- Bagdad Highway, Demeter was released on a City of Gulf Breeze Fire District Commission, accused Demeter of acting inap- ing civilian clothes and accom- Milton $1,000 bond. His attorney, Gene Executive Committee 5:30 which must vote on the matter. propriately, exposing himself and panied by Mitchell. The attor- Santa Rosa Mitchell of Pensacola, entered a p.m., Council Chambers, written not-guilty plea on Commission Chairman committing a lewd personal sex ney told commissioners his County Marine Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Advisory Demeter’s behalf July 22 during Jacque Gorris on Monday act during a scheduled one-hour client was fully cooperating Shoreline Drive, Gulf Committee 5 p.m., the Chief’s scheduled arraign- reserved comment, only to say, massage session on June 21. with the investigation and want- Breeze “We have an obligation to the Demeter told Okaloosa ed his Constitutional right to a County ment hearing. Santa Rosa County Administrative “I have always claimed that I Chief and the District to do County Sheriff’s investigators speedy trial honored. School District Budget exactly what we said a month that the masseuse mistook his Then came Thursday’s turn Center, 6495 was falsely accused of inappro- Public Hearing 6:30 p.m., Caroline Street, ago that we were going to do — attempt to scratch an itch as a of events during which Mitchell priate conduct and feel some District headquarters, 5086 Milton sense of vindication with the that is, to wait until the next sexual act. was notified that the case would Canal Street, Milton State’s election not to file any Commission meeting to make a The investigation revealed not be prosecuted further. Wednesday, charges against me,” Demeter decision based on the facts.” that Demeter registered at the Indecent exposure is a first- Monday, August 4 said in a statement faxed to Gulf Mitchell informed Gulf Breeze parlor under a fictitious name degree misdemeanor punishable Santa Rosa County August 6 Breeze News on Monday. News last Thursday that the state and other untruthful informa- by a maximum of a year in Budget Workshop for Santa Rosa County “I am looking forward to had not filed a formal charge tion. prison and a $1,000 fine. Constitutional Officers 9 Housing Coalition returning to my duties as against his client. He viewed that Demeter kept a low profile “The State Attorney’s Office a.m., County Administrative 1:30 p.m., 6051 Old Midway Fire Chief as soon as as an indication that the state was after the alleged incident. He evidently had more information Center, 6495 Caroline Bagdad Highway, Milton possible.” considering dropping pursuit of promptly sought the services of to look at than the arresting offi- Street, Milton The Midway Fire Board of the July 1 allegation. a polygraph examiner and vol- cer had,” Mitchell said. “Steve Santa Rosa County Thursday, Commissioners placed Demeter “(It was) a little odd,” untarily placed himself on has never had a charge filed Budget Workshop for Commission Departments August 7 on paid administrative leave Mitchell said at the time. “It administrative leave from the against him. Hopefully he’ll be 1:30 p.m., County Santa Rosa County July 8. Battalion Chief Jonathan doesn’t happen every time, but fire department. Mitchell said able to resume his life. Administrative Center, 6495 Electrical Code Board of Kanzigg was promoted to suspects usually are formally Demeter passed the lie-detector “The situation has been very charged at their arraignment. test “with flying colors.” difficult for him.” Caroline Street, Milton Adjustments and Appeals Acting Chief. Gulf Breeze City 3 p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Council 6:30 p.m., Council Highway, Milton Chambers, Gulf Breeze City Santa Rosa County Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Board of Adjustments : Gulf Breeze 5:30 p.m., County SHERIFF Inflation adds to already tight budget woes Navarre Beach Area Administrative Center, 6495 Chamber of Commerce Caroline Street, Milton Continued from page 1A many vehicles. He referred to a Political Forum 6:30 p.m., Navarre Beach Area department helicopter, boats Navarre High School Gym Chamber of Commerce numerous motorists, cyclists and all-terrain vehicles. Political Forum 6:30 p.m., and pedestrians have been killed “We need to look at the toys Tuesday, August 5 Holley-Navarre Intermediate School or severely injured in alcohol- the current Sheriff has, and we Santa Rosa County or drug-related traffic accidents. need to streamline and be Local Mitigation Strategy Hall, who was first elected good stewards of our monies,” Sheriff in 2000, defended his Hall Johnson Randle Roper Van Camp Van Camp said. “(Hall) has a department’s effectiveness in lot of top management that he Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report dealing with drunk driving and years. Johnson, a write-in candidate is paying double salaries for. Information provided by the Santa drug trafficking. “DUIs are what I’ve dealt whose name will not appear on He also made $6 million off Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. “We first formed a DUI task with most,” said Roper. “I think the Aug. 26 ballot. “But we federal inmates from the force several years ago with of the families I’ve had to go tell should look at that as a possibil- county jail. We need to take a Felonies state funding through grant pro- that a loved one was killed. That ity.” look at that. 07/24/2008 07/22/2008 Ballinger, Justin David, W/M, 30, grams,” Hall said. “We request- experience touches your heart, Candidates also were queried “I’ll investigate where the 2100 block of Hillary Lane, Navarre, McGirr, Angela Babette, W/F, 26, ed and got assistance from other money is going and then utilize violation of probation. makes you very humble. But it about improving the efficiency 8200 block of Navarre Parkway, Jacobs, Andrea E, W/F, 46, 2200 agencies. It was very successful. also makes you very angry of the Sheriff’s Office. those funds to get monies where Navarre, violation of probation. the deputies need them most. block of Country Breeze Boulevard, We put a lot of people in jail. because you want to remove “The budget has gone up 67 Navarre, vehicular theft and fraud. “Unfortunately, those funds that from the road. percent since the year 2000,” Randle said salaries make up 07/23/2008 Madron, Robert Lavone, W/M, 39, are no longer available from “That’s one thing we will do. Roper said. “With Amendment between 80- to 85-percent of the Hannah, Lennard Tremayne, B/M, 200 block of Via de Luna, 23, 1100 block of Pine Street, Gulf Tallahassee. It’s very difficult We will have more DUI check- 1’s passing, a conservative bud- Sheriff’s budget. Pensacola Beach, larceny. Breeze, violation of probation. 07/25/2008 for all the agencies to allocate points.” get should have been proposed “You’ve got to pay the offi- Wheeler, Christopher Ronald, Laisney II, Alexis Donald, W/M, the manpower it takes to put Candidate Paul Johnson of for this year. The county com- cers a good salary to do the job W/M, 33, 2200 block of Janet 20, 1400 block of Tiger Lake Drive, these full-blown task forces Milton said he would consider mission stepped up and said the out there,” Randle said. “They Street, Navarre, battery. Gulf Breeze, violation of probation. together and operate them. We posting deputies near county proposed $34 million budget put their lives on the line every still make a lot of DUI arrests in nightclubs and have them pull was too high, that the depart- day they go to work. the county, and we will continue over suspected alcohol offend- ment would have to live with “The only wiggle room in the to do so.” ers. last year’s budget. budget is your capital outlay. You Jeff Van Camp, a deputy with “I know it’s difficult to sit “We need to be conservative might have to purchase cars every the Escambia County Sheriff’s outside a bar somewhere and and frugal with our spending.” three years instead of every two. Department, said accidents are wait until they come out,” said Van Camp said Hall has too That’s the only way that you can far too common in the deal with that budget.” area near his home in Hall defended his Tiger Point. stewardship of taxpay- “We need to er money while point- enhance the Safe ing out that deputies’ Roads programs on salaries have risen Highways 98 and 90,” from $22,000 a year Van Camp said. when he took office in “Avalon Boulevard and 2000 to $30,000 in State Road 87 are a 2008. travesty. Look at all the “We’ve all seen a wrecks that are hap- tremendous increase in pening right here in inflation,” Hall said. front of Wal-Mart (at “There is no way to the intersection of U.S. control that. It hap- 98 and Avalon). We pens. And the popula- need to enforce the tion of the jail accounts traffic laws and be bet- for $11 million and has ter stewards of DUI almost doubled. PIZZAZ ! enforcement.” “It’s very expensive Accident response to incarcerate people, and investigation have and I can assure you been a way of life for there is nothing that Roper, a challenger Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News can be done about it.” from Jay who has James Bryan of Laurel Hill, a Democrat who is challenging Republican Candidate William incumbent Jeff Miller for the U.S. Representatives District 1 seat, speaks to a and so much more for served as a Florida Cutts of Milton did not BACK TO SCHOOL! State Trooper for 28 crowd of about 200 people during last week’s candidate forum in Gulf Breeze. attend the forum. PIZZAZ ! Personalized Gifts & Accessories

ISLAND: Gulf Sturgeon migration could delay work 3055 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze 850.934.3436 10-6 Mon-Fri 10-2 Sat Continued from page 1A result, the project construction deadline for “But the good news is that now we can this year is Sept. 1. apply for additional grants.” same (as the original proposal).” “Everything’s been delayed so long that The project will also retain all of its cur- The agreement does include several I’m not sure that we’ll get the breakwater in rent funding. changes to the original project design. by Sept. 1,” Reed said. “We’re sending out the first grant terfont on B Two breakwater structures on the north- DEP was prepared to grant the needed requests on Aug. 5,” Reed said. fwa ay Street east end of the island will not be installed, permit for construction in April, barring a Work on the island will continue this fall 90’ o ! and the designated sand-fill areas between complaint from any residents of Highpoint with several plantings to help stabilize the the breakwater and the island have been Drive whose properties could be affected by sand. $ reduced in number and size. Also, the city the project. In June, the Copes filed a The Copes and their lawyer, Tom Brady, has agreed to insure the Copes’ seawall for motion against the project in fear that it expressed their wish not to answer any 290,000 20 years against any damage caused by the would have adverse effects on their water- questions about the matter. MLS 336524 restoration project. front property and impede their ability to The small island is located in Pensacola access open water. Bay, just northwest of Highpoint Drive in Their motion prevented the DEP permit HICKS: Off to Gulf Breeze Proper. The island is the victim from being granted and put the project on 2721 Bay Street, Call of constant erosion. Gulf Breeze city offi- hold. The dispute seemed to be headed to Pinehurst soon cials worked closely with state environment court in the state Department of Gulf Breeze Gail Continued from page 1A officials and Ecological Consulting Administrative Hearings. The lengthy hear- Green Services, Inc. to draft a restoration project ing process threatened to cost the project to be considered for an invitation to New 90’ of Waterfront. designed to stabilize the island and prevent valuable time and funding. Hampshire. She wrote about the pressures it from disappearing. Even if the construction is put on hold of teenage life and depression. .77 acre nestled in large oaks. (850) “We plan on starting construction in until next spring, the agreement between the She considered quitting golf but found Cleared and ready to build. 380-1193 August,” Eddy said. “But we’re waiting on city and the Copes prevents the project from strength to continue on through her faith and the DEP permit.” losing hard-earned and much-needed fund- friends at Gulf Breeze Methodist Church. The permit appears to be a sure thing, but ing. It also allows project officials to make Next week, Hicks will play in the Big I construction could still be postponed until a stronger bid for additional funding. Youth Classic in Pinehurst, N.C. Earlier this 2009. Early fall marks the beginning of the “We will probably have to wait until next week, she competed in the annual Divot G. Daniel Green & Associates,Inc. ■ 103 Baybridge Gulf Breeze Gulf Sturgeon’s migratory season and, as a May to do the construction,” Reed said. Derby in Pensacola.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 31, 2008 3A Politics Gulf Breeze NEWS District 5 commission hopefuls Nichols weigh in on courthouse issue pledges leadership BY PAM BRANNON ballot to have the state impose a Gulf Breeze News PARTY LOYALTY one-cent sales tax to help fund [email protected] schools in the future, and you as collector Registered voters in will be hearing a lot more about Gulf Breeze News All three candidates running Santa Rosa County: that soon,” Broxson said. “I for Santa Rosa County’s District don’t think people will approve Stan Colie Nichols, a native Republican . . . .58,315 of Santa Rosa County, 5 Commission seat in the Aug. Democrat . . . . .27,256 another one-cent sales tax. They 26 primary agree that the may not even approve that one. announces his candidacy for Non-partisan . . .13,667 Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa County Tax decrepit county courthouse in Other ...... 3,515 “But right now we are con- Milton needs replacing. sidering improvements to our Lauretta Aiken (left) of Navarre speaks about deplorable Collector. But how to do that is where security at the courthouse with a conditions at the county courthouse as opponents Lane Nichols graduated with hon- Lynchard (center) and incumbent John Broxson listen. they disagree. courthouse,” Lynchard said. “I holding cell and cameras. We ors from the University of West Lane Lynchard of Gulf believe people would get behind are trying to make improve- “I meet with people in my departments, and if there were Florida’s school of business. Breeze believes voters would a sales-tax proposal to get this ments on the budget we have office all the time trying to open anyone who had relocated He has more than approve a half-cent or one-cent done.” available to us right now.” a business in the South End,” because of the non-business- 20 years of expe- sales tax to build a courthouse. Incumbent John Broxson of Lauretta Aiken of Navarre Lynchard said. “Time and again friendly environment while he rience in corpo- “The courthouse has become Gulf Breeze believes voters said it’s time to pick a plan and I find people fed up, and they has been a commissioner he rate America and not only inadequate but unsafe,” would not approve more taxes site for a new courthouse and give up. I had at least five would have heard about it. running his own Lynchard said July 22 during a right now. “get it done.” recently who came in because “I have not personally heard business. candidate forum presented by “As we speak, we have less “I believe the East Milton site they wanted to open a business from anyone who has done that “Our county the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber than $2 million in our capital is the perfect place,” said Aiken, in Navarre, and they all aban- since I have been on the com- needs experi- Nichols of Commerce and sponsored by outlay fund for the county,” said who moved to Santa Rosa doned the idea after they put mission,” he said. enced leader- Gulf Breeze News at the Broxson, a fifth-generation County in 1992 and served as a thousands of dollars into their Aiken said she believes code ship,” Nichols said. “Our state Community Life Center of Gulf Santa Rosan who has served on member of the Holley-Navarre dream because of the high cost enforcement could be too strict and county are facing signifi- Breeze United Methodist the Commission the past four Fire Commission for six years. of impact fees and permitting. and not customer-friendly cant financial challenges, and Church. years. He previously served in She has volunteered in 17 local “To open a 150-seat restau- enough. the Tax Collector’s office has “I believe the residents of the several public-service positions organizations and owned a busi- rant right now in Navarre, the “I don’t think we are experienced considerable tur- county have been hearing for including the Florida House of ness for several years. water and sewer and impact fees unfriendly,” she said. “I think moil in the past year. Citizens years about how much we need Representatives, Florida Senate “(A local) family is offering add up to right around $96,000. our system is complicated. We need to trust that their elected a courthouse for the safety of and as Santa Rosa County to donate the land, which is so One of those businesses is now need to work on that to make it officials are putting the needs the judges and the general pub- Sheriff. Broxson has owned a important in these tight budget open in Escambia County. I more customer-friendly. of the county and its residents lic. I think we need to stop business in the Gulf Breeze area times,” she said. “It is time to think we need to seriously work “I will be working as a full- first.” studying the study and do some- for more than 40 years. get our judges into a safe and on making Santa Rosa County time commissioner if I am elect- Nichols’ vision for the future thing. We can fund it through a “I don’t think the people of healthy environment.” more business-friendly.” ed, and I have already promised of the Tax Collector’s office is half-cent or one-cent sales tax. this county want to tax them- The candidates also were Broxson said he believes the to be in the code-enforcement one of excellence in leadership, “We have spent a couple mil- selves to death. There is already asked how to make the county county has very customer- office the day after the election pride in service and an lion dollars for band-aids on the one proposal on the November more business-friendly. friendly people working in all to see how it really works.” improved culture that will lead to loyalty, stability and increased productivity. Navarre has “The issues of the future will FCAT, arts, PE play important roles be different than those we face today,” Nichols said. “I am a two forums leader who can be trusted to BY PAM BRANNON where the students need help. the schools, how important a “Of course, it can be mis- well-rounded individual is to place the needs of the county next week Gulf Breeze News [email protected] used. We need to make sure it is the community. We need to keep and its citizens first, now and in Gulf Breeze News used in the right environment. It arts and music in our schools.” the future.” Twenty-six days remain Both candidates for Santa has been a very useful tool in until the Aug. 26 election Rosa School Superintendent are Santa Rosa County schools.” primary, and candidates for experienced educators who Both the arts and physical Ericka Boussarhane county and state offices con- have been actively working in education are important, even in Psychic Medium Cannon Wyrosdick tinue to beat the bushes for the county school system. tough financial times, the candi- support. When asked whether the Cannon and his opponent, dates said. A Gift from Above The Navarre Beach Area Florida Comprehensive Tim Wyrosdick, fielded ques- “The arts are vital to the suc- Featured on Tv and Chamber of Commerce will Achievement Test (FCAT) is a tions July 22 during a forum cess of our overall program,” National Radio good measurement for grading presented by the Gulf Breeze Cannon said. “We need to contin- sponsor two candidate www.coldcasepsychic.com forums next week to give schools and whether the arts and Area Chamber of Commerce ue our arts program to entice stu- Santa Rosa County South physical education programs and Gulf Breeze News. dents to come to school. It is a fact End voters additional oppor- should be continued in the schools, They are looking to fill the of life that not every student (850)941-4321 tunities to familiarize them- they both had similar views. spot vacated by Superintendent comes to school just to learn. And selves with the issues and “At Pace, our teachers have John Rogers, who is retiring. physical education is an important candidates involved in the received as much as $2,000 each Wyrosdick, a former Navarre factor to the health and well-being approaching election. in incentive money because of High School principal who was of our students, also.” KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. The first forum will be in FCAT performance,” said Grady appointed the School District’s Wyrosdick said Santa Rosa the Navarre High gym from “Herb” Cannon, a Pace resident Assistant Superintendent for schools had PE as part of their For Terrific Cooling Service 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, and an educator for 31 years who Curriculum and Instruction in daily curriculum long before the Aug. 4. has spent the past 20 years as an 2005, said FCAT is an important state mandated it two years ago. 939-3325 The second will be in the administrator. tool for educators. “We have 30 minutes every Holley-Navarre “The FCAT has been very “FCAT tells us more about day for elementary and middle Intermediate School cafete- productive for us. We have chal- what students learn and how school students, and we have CERTIFIED ria from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. lenged our teachers more since they learn than we have ever been doing that a long time Thursday, Aug. 7. FCAT came into existence, and known before,” the Pace resi- before the state told us we had TECHNICIANS Forty-five candidates it gives us some needed dent said. “It is an important to,” he said. “I well understand, Ready to Serve You! appeared at the campaign accountability.” tool to align our classes and see with two children of my own in season’s first South End forum July 22 hosted by the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE 2008 of Commerce and sponsored Candidates for Seat 5 ■ Blackwater Soil & by Gulf Breeze News at the political races in *i-J.E. Blankenship-NP Water Conservation Gulf Breeze United Santa Rosa County ■ Midway Fire District District 2 Methodist Church and state of Florida. Seat 1 *Jack Bragg-R *Joe McPherson-NP District 4 Community Life Center. ■ County Seat 2 Lucas Killam-NP On Saturday, Aug. 9, the Commission Danil Arner-NP Dave Robau-NP Bagdad Volunteer Fire District 1 William Eaton-NP ■ Tax Collector Department will host its cus- Candidate Reese Swartz-NP Theresa Booker-R Samuel Cleaver-R Seat 3 Sharon Holley-R WEEKDAY tomary election year politi- Stacia LaDue-NP *Shellie T. Isakson-NP Danny Holt-D cal rally. The event will Clayton Miller-R Seat 5 i-Robert McClure-R PROGRAMMING i-Tom Stewart-R i-Clyde Broome-NP Stan Nichols-R begin at 4 p.m. and be held Jim Williamson-R Matt Scallan-NP Jeff Sessions-R 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING at the Bagdad Volunteer Fire District 3 David Szymanski-NP FOLKS 6 am - 9 am Department at 7043 Oak Marvin Fowler Sr.-R ■ U.S. Mon. - Fri. i-Don Salter-R ■ Property Appraiser Representative OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am Street located across from Politically incorrect and proud of it! His District 5 *i-Greg Brown-R Jim Bryan-D the southeast corner of Lauretta Aiken-R i-Jeff Miller-R libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am Bagdad Elementary School, i-John Broxson-R ■ School Board conservatives (who think he’s too ■ two miles north of Exit 26 Lane Lynchard-R District 2 State liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW James Brown-NP Representative conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon on Interstate 10. ■ Clerk of the Brenda Martin-NP District 1 The event will feature Circuit Court i-Hugh Winkles-NP Samma Brannon-WI The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm kids’ activities and appear- * Mary Johnson-R District 4 i-Greg Evers-R Marine Corps *i-JoAnn Simpson-NP Ryan Gilbert-R officer, Neal CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm ances by Smokey the Bear, ■ County Judge District 3 Boortz grew up in ■ GREG KNAPP EXPERIENCE Sparkie and McGruff the Group 2 School i-Clay Ford-R Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. Crime Dog. Food and bever- * Ross Bilbrey-NP Superintendent Lumon May-D class of 1963). He Grady Cannon-R District 4 RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. ages will be available. ■ Avalon Fire Tim Wyrosdick-R i-Ray Sansom-R has dominated Atlanta Radio since The following week on District YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm Saturday, Aug. 16, at 4 p.m., Seat 4 ■ Sheriff ■ State Attorney 1969. Now WEBY Joseph Diamond-D William Cutts-NP Circuit 1 brings this top- MICHAEL REAGAN 6 pm - 9 pm the Pace Volunteer Fire Donald Galbraith II-NP i-Wendell Hall-R Bill Eddins-R notch talent home. Department will stage its Paul Johnson-WI RUSTY HUMPHRIES ■ ■ political forum. Again, food Holley-Navarre Fire Robert Randle-R Public Defender 9 pm - midnight District Chris Roper-R Tony Henderson-D and beverages will be avail- Seat 1 Jeffery Van Camp-R James Owens-R able, and there will be lots of * Edward Blick-NP Kelly Richards-R Seat 2 ■ Supervisor of fun stuff for the kids to do. Bruce Brooks-NP Elections Pace Volunteer Fire i-Jim Fix-R *i-Ann Bodenstein-R (850) 623-1330 Department is located at Note: Candidates listed alphabetically; *-elected without opposition; i-incum- www.1330weby.com 4773 Pace Patriot bent; D-Democrat; R-Republican; NP-Non-Partisan; WI-write in. Boulevard.

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New Balance Gulf Breeze police sharpen shoe store now skills with encounter training open near Publix Gulf Breeze News which consisted of one or two officers act- Jeff and Katie Gale recently opened BY SCOTT PAGE ing as policemen and one or two others as the doors to the New Balance store in the Gulf Breeze News Sea Shell Collections Shopping Center, [email protected] suspects, involved live fire with specially made Glock training pistols. The pistols near Publix. The store is a New Balance concept If a dangerous situation occurs within fired simulated ammunition, which pro- store, specializing in New Balance shoes Gulf Breeze City Limits, citizens can rest ject paint-filled rubber balls as opposed to and apparel. assured that the Gulf Breeze Police live bullets. “This is the largest collection of New Department will be ready and able to “This training is as close to real as it can be without firing live bullets,” Balance products on the Gulf Coast,” respond. Paulding said. Jeff Gale said. On Tuesday, July 22, GBPD officers, Don’t be fooled, however; the paint-filled The store offers men’s shoes in including Chief Peter Paulding, completed a bullets do pack a punch. All officers were extended sizes up to 20 and B-6D widths firearms training program based on real-life equipped with a helmet and flack jacket to and ladies’ shoes in widths between 2A scenarios that GBPD personnel have previ- protect them from the bullets. Many also and 2E. ously encountered or could face in the future. wore long sleeves and pants to prevent any The store is an environmentally “This is part of our regular training,” direct hits on bare skin. friendly store, utilizing recycled materi- Paulding said. “We do this once or twice a The training included scenarios that als throughout. year.” ranged from routine traffic stops to appre- The store is located at 824 Gulf Each officer was presented with seven hension of a fleeing suspect. The exercise Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Breeze Parkway. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 different scenarios that required him or enhances GBPD officers’ ability to effective- Gulf Breeze police officer Lamar Pate (top) trains his gun on p.m. Monday through Saturday and 12 her to follow the proper course of action ly deal with a wide range of potential situa- a wounded suspect as investigator Kevin Jenks prepares to noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. The store phone to deal with the situation. The scenarios, tions. apply handcuffs during a GBPD tactical exercise last week. number is 916-9700. BRIEFS UPDATE IREMAN Sam’s Club F Library to Termite & Pest Control to host next “To The Rescue Since 1977” be closed Thompson Gulf Breeze between benefit event 932-9288 ! Gulf Breeze News Aug. 4-22 A benefit fundraiser to help offset a Gulf Breeze couple’s Gulf Breeze News mounting medical and travel The Gulf Breeze Library will expenses will be held from 11 be closed between Aug. 4 and a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, at Sam’s Club at 1250 Airport Aug. 22 for carpet replacement. Submitted photo Road in Pensacola. During this period, Gulf Breeze George R. McCormick Jr., a 2002 Gulf Breeze High residents are urged to consider graduate and a 2005 graduate of the University of Florida, Popular local musical group using the county libraries in recently was awarded a law degree from Washington and Wildwood will perform in the Back to school in style! Navarre, Milton, Pace and Jay. Lee University in Lexington, Va. He has been admitted to parking lot of Sam’s Club as All currently checked-out the doctoral program in tax law at New York University this friends and supporters continue Summer fashions on sale NOW! materials are due after the fall. He is the son of George and Margaret McCormick, their efforts to raise money and Did you know we have library re-opens. Gulf Breeze teachers at Gulf Breeze High School. support for the Jerry Thompson Juniors fashions? library materials should NOT family of Gulf Breeze. BEST ON THE COAST 2007 Consignment Store ! be returned during the closed Thompson’s daughter, Jamie, 29, is suffering from an acute So much to choose from...Why Shop Anywhere Else? Lots of PARKING times, and no late fees will be ● available on Saturdays! charged for books that are case of Lupus disease and has M - F 10AM - 6 PM SAT 10 AM - 5 PM International exchange been confined to a hospital bed Harbourtown ● Suite 27 (850) returned after the library re- 913 G.B.Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL 934-0492 opens. in Gainesville for months. The Gulf Breeze Library will students seek GB homes Jerry and Jackie Thompson re-open at 9 a.m., Monday, have been traveling back and Aug. 25, and resume regular Gulf Breeze News nis; he says he is very interested forth to Gainesville to care for hours. International high school in learning about the American Jamie, who is a patient at exchange students are coming way of life. Shand’s Health Care Center. Santa Rosa County to study in the Gulf Breeze area Louise is a 17-year-old girl A story in Gulf Breeze News deserves leaders Morris in Iraq during the 2008-09 school year. from Stockholm, Sweden, who on July 3 chronicled the struggles Army Reserve Sgt. Michael who will put the The students will integrate loves playing and coaching ten- the Thompsons are incurring. R. Morris, a 2004 graduate of themselves into a Gulf Breeze nis. She also enjoys participat- Jamie graduated from Gulf interests of its Gulf Breeze High School, is area family with the goal of expe- ing in track and field events and Breeze High School in 1997 and currently deployed in Iraq to citizens first. riencing American culture as an is excited to experience the the University of West Florida in support the mission of I have seen first hand American high school student “school spirit” of an American 2003 with a degree in Criminal Operation Iraqi Freedom. does. In turn, they will provide high school. Justice/Forensic Science. She the difference a good Operation Iraqi Freedom is insight into their own culture. They are both excellent stu- worked at the Medical Examiner’s man in office can make. the official name given to mili- STS Foundation, a non-profit dents and will have their own Office in Pensacola before tary operations involving mem- I promise to serve the student exchange organization, spending money and health becoming disabled in 2007. bers of the U.S. armed forces is proud to help facilitate these insurance. Wildwood performed a bene- citizens of this county and coalition forces participat- relationships. They have been The host family provides a fit concert on Pensacola Beach with honor and pride, ing in efforts to free and secure doing so for the past 20 years separate bed, family meals and in mid-July and helped raise Iraq. Mission objectives focus now and in the future. and look forward to finding new a safe environment. If your fam- $6,300 for the cause. on force protection, peacekeep- host families in Gulf Breeze and ily is interested in being a host A charitable trust also was Thank You for Your Support ing, stabilization, security and connecting them with exchange family, please call Lillian at 1- established at SunTrust Bank stancolienichols.com counter-insurgency operations students. 800-522-4678 or send an e-mail located at 11 Hoffman Drive in as the Iraqi transitional govern- Victor is a 16-year-old boy to [email protected]. Gulf Breeze. To learn more ing bodies assume full sover- from Jaboticabal, Brazil. He For more information visit about the trust or to pledge a eign powers to govern the peo- Political advertisement paid for and approved by Stan Colie Nichols (R) enjoys playing soccer and ten- www.stsfoundation.org. donation, call 916-4206. for Santa Rosa County Tax Collector ples of Iraq. Morris, the son of Teresa Morris of Green Briar Circle in Gulf Breeze and Larry Morris COLLECTOR'S CORNER of Lutz, is a practical nurse with five years of military service. by ROBERT G. MCCLURE He normally is assigned to the 345th Combat Support Hospital As your Santa Rosa County Tax Collector, I would like in Jacksonville. to take this opportunity to inform everyone of our All our offices offer all convenient office locations and hours. We have 5 services with the branch offices throughout Santa Rosa County to serve exception of fast titles. Children’s Chorus you. Fast title service is The Pensacola Children’s MILTON only offered at our Chorus recently received a Santa Rosa Administrative Center Milton, Midway and $6,000 grant from Bank of 6495 Caroline Street Pace offices. America. This award, presented Open: Mon-Fri 8:00-4:30 as part of Bank of America’s Broadcasting Live PACE County-wide Office Phone Number is “national philanthropic strategy,” 4000 Hwy 90, Unit "A" 983-1800 will assist the Children’s Chorus Across from Sonic in Pace in funding performance and edu- Open: Tues-Fri 7:00-6:00 Office Website for Inquires, Information, Payments, On-line forms, etc. is cation opportunities for youth Democratic MIDWAY www.robertmcclure.com during the 2008-09 season. 5841 Gulf Breeze Parkway Bank of America West Florida Next to the Zoo Market President, Jim Mitchell, National Convention Open: Mon-Fri 8:00-4:30 As always, thank you for allowing me and Bank of America West and my staff to serve you. Florida Consumer Market in Denver, CO GULF BREEZE Manager, Kevin Brill, made the 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway Suite, 104 Robert G. McClure, CFC official check presentation on Across from Gulf Breeze Hospital Thursday, July 17, at the August 25-28 Open: Mon-Fri 8:00-4:30 Children’s Chorus annual retreat JAY for staff and board members. Jay Community Center For more information about 5259 Booker Lane the Pensacola Children’s 2p-5p Open: Mon-Fri 8:00-4:30 Closed for Lunch Chorus, call (850) 434-7760.

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BY PAM BRANNON for the county to require an over $80,000 in recreation funds there because a request is mission. those organizations to use the Gulf Breeze News audit or at least an opening to to be approved for Tiger Point made.” At the regular meeting, county parks at their own dis- [email protected] the public of all the sports asso- Park, and now there is another Commission chairman John Dannheisser said asking the sports cretion. ciations’ books if those associa- for $300,000. Broxson of Gulf Breeze said, associations to open their books to “I would look back at those Tiger Point Park will get tions use the county recreation “The county is going to do “The rec committee has agreed the county recreation committee contracts - maybe they will give $300,000 in facelift money from parks for their money making the improvements on that park, to address a five-year plan. And might be possible, but he suggest- us an idea how they could be the county, but it was not the slam- activities. and Tiger Point Sports they are going to look at all the ed the matter should be referred to held accountable to us, since dunk that some expected. “I was asked to sit in on a Association is going to manage parks. I think this is a good pro- that committee. they are using our parks and the Just as the issue was raised recreation committee meeting to those improvements and be the ject because we need to get “We do need a way to keep improvements to those parks.” during the Santa Rosa County talk about Swenson Park, which main organization to use the Tiger Point Park up to speed. I the associations accountable if Richards told commissioners Commission’s committee meet- I did,” Richards said. “That park and make money off those am sure you don’t mean you they are going to continue to use Thursday he isn’t against Tiger ing last week and looked like it meeting was enough to open my improvements,” Richards said. would like to see these funds the county recreation parks,” Point Park getting improve- was sailing through without eyes. I was surprised at what “I think they should open their held up until there is a five year Broxson said. “I am sure the ments. objection, an objection came went on there, and I do not think books to the county commission plan produced.” recreation committee can come “I just think there should be from a South End resident in it was what you planned when and have you take a look to see Richards said he would like up with a way to get them to some money added to this attendance at the meeting. you formed the committee. if they could afford the to see the funds held until a plan open their books and keep them request, for example, for the Don Richards, president of “Ninety percent of the dis- improvements that they will is in place. accountable.” smaller parks to get their the Santa Rosa Shores cussion was about Tiger Point directly use themselves before Broxson asked County Commissioner Tom Stewart improvements too,” he said. Homeowners Association, Park. Why can’t we also move you pay for them out of taxpay- Attorney Tom Dannheisser to reminded his fellow commis- Broxson assured Richards asked commissioners not to forward with some small, mini- er funds. bring to the regular meeting two sioners that the county holds a there is plenty of money remain- simply approve funds for Tiger mum needs of the smaller “And, I also think there days later any information about contract with Holley-Navarre ing in the fund for the smaller Point Park without looking at parks?” should be a five-year plan for the legality of the county asking Sports Association, Pace Sports parks, and he hopes the commit- the needs of other smaller parks. Richards said first there was Tiger Point Park before any the sports associations to open Association and Tiger Point tee would look at those parks He also asked if it was possible a request two weeks ago for more funds are just poured in their books to the county com- Sports Association to allow soon. Zoo asks county (850) 492-6337 for help, www.chase-n-fins.com more time Docked at Beach Marina 655 Pensacola Beach Blvd.

BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] LOOK FOR YOUR CHILD’S The Zoo Northwest Florida won’t be getting any money Photos by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News BUS SCHEDULES from Santa Rosa County just A majestic Blue Heron sits perfectly still as it A black-handed Spider Monkey prepares to yet. But it isn’t because the waits patiently for a passing meal in the use his tail to fetch a morsel on the ground in the next issue of Gulf Breeze News. commissioners decided against water below at The Zoo Northwest Florida. outside his habitat at The Zoo. giving any funds, but rather what we have in mind for the “I do think you need to out- I do want to see a three-county S 85 . 3 .8 86 because the director, Danyelle future of The Zoo,” Lantz said. line for commissioners and the inter-local agreement of some To ubscribe Call 0 9 2 9 Lantz, didn’t want to discuss Commissioner Gordon public some of your plans. That kind to keep The Zoo funded.” funding at last week’s commis- Goodin of Navarre said he had will be encouraging to people to sion meeting. met with Lantz and Pat Quinn hear some of the innovative The Zoo had been placed on and other representatives from ideas you are working with.” the regular commission agenda, The Zoo last week, also. Broxson said he wants to and Chairman John Broxson of “I have probably been the support The Zoo. Gulf Breeze had recommended most publicly critical commis- “I think we as a county that all five commissioners take sioner of The Zoo,” Goodin should do everything we can to $25,000 of their districts’ recre- said. “And even after our meet- save The Zoo and help it sur- ation funds each year for the ing, I still think The Zoo has a vive,” he said. “I don’t want the next three years and pledge grim future in front of it, but not county to run The Zoo, but I them to The Zoo. He had as doom-and-gloom as I thought want to be able to monitor The planned to ask for a vote on his it had on Monday. Zoo if we are giving funds. And recommendation at the meeting until Lantz asked him to table discussion. “I would like to be placed on the agenda for your Aug. 11 or Aug. 25 meeting,” Lantz said. “I would like more time to present you with a full report on the five cornerstones we plan to use to rebuild The Zoo. We had brought one of those to you - the governmental funding. But we have more to our plan.” She said representatives of The Zoo are scheduled to appear before the District 5 Recreation Advisory Committee on Aug. Dr. Karen Kennedy is 12 and is scheduling some town pleased to welcome to her practice... hall meetings throughout the county. Laura Sigler, ARNP “We want to outline to people Certified in Women’s Health at the town hall meetings exactly

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” 2008 Florida Press Association By Scott Page Award Winner ■ Honorable Mention - Sports ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup Does the recent drop in the price of oil give you a sense of CO-PUBLISHERS : optimism for Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn the future?

EDITOR: Joe Culpepper Extra, extra! Read all about it! SPORTS EDITOR: To the thousands of subscribers to hard to find in mechanical boxes located Jason Thompson Gulf Breeze News, I’d like to say ‘thank- at Bruno’s Supermarket, Santino’s you’ for your wonderful support. It’s an restaurant and Wal-Mart at Tiger Point. ADVERTISING SALES: honor to be your hometown newspaper For the sum of 50 cents at each box, Pam Randall of record, and we always are cognizant someone made off with 90 papers at Robert Kelsch of the responsibility we have to bring Bruno’s, 76 at Santino’s and 71 at Tiger you reliable, comprehensive weekly Point. That’s a total of 237 newspapers OFFICE MANAGER: news and entertainment information. advertising and reaching their target worth $118.50. Karen Murphy If by chance you are not a subscriber audience. That might not sound like a lot of but have received today’s paper free-of- GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: If you like what you see in today’s money, but it takes a good bit of gas to charge in the mail, I invite you to paper, I invite you to turn to page 3C to stock all our boxes with papers. You can Production Director “Yeah, but it’s got a long way to Jessica Bowie acquaint - or reacquaint - yourself with find a subscription form. For a mere $30 buy about two tanks of gas on $118. Gulf Breeze News. The newspaper you a year, you can become a regular reader So if you want to read Gulf Breeze go before people will be happy.” Sara Latterell Barbara Genthner hold in your hands is undergoing a trans- of Gulf Breeze News. Don’t worry about News, by all means I invite you to formation with more coverage of the Gulf Breeze CONTRIBUTORS: a carrier tossing your paper on your just- become a subscriber, to lengthen your people and events you hold dear. Betty Archer Allen watered lawn; we’ll get our friends at the current subscription or buy a paper each Chances are, someone you know — T. “Bubba” Bechtol U.S. Postal Service to deliver our prod- week at one of our convenient locations. Bette Boyle perhaps a student or neighbor — is fea- tured or pictured in today’s edition. Our uct to you in your mailbox each week. But, please, just take what you can Pam Brannon ■ pay for. We want everyone to enjoy Gulf Scott Page award-winning sports and schools sec- tion is always full of photographs and A recent audit of our distribution Breeze News, but there aren’t enough to Chuck Randle boxes revealed that someone, apparently, go around if somebody pulls the ol’ David Standridge information you can use. The places you shop know that Gulf REALLY loves Gulf Breeze News. snatcharoo when nobody’s looking. Breeze News is the best local source for The July 17 issue of the paper was Thanks, again, for your support. Member: Florida Press Association It’s time for governments to support zoo National Newspaper Assn. “A little bit. Maybe it’s due to Gulf Breeze Area Chamber It’s human nature. People take action and inform ourselves into office. I hope that other citi- the outcries of the people, but of Commerce (“2003 Small never fully appreciate what they about the candidates and the zens would feel the same. who knows?” Business of the Year”) have until it’s gone. LETTERS issues. M.L. Graves Stephanie Dennis Pensacola Beach Chamber Our beaches along with the One way we can be informed Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze of Commerce lighthouse and Naval Aviation Have an opinion that needs at the local level is to attend Museum are big draws for to be shared with the Gulf weekly city council meetings or Illegal immigrants Pensacola Chamber tourists. visit the city’s great Web site costly in many ways of Commerce Breeze community? Let your Right at the top of the list also voice be heard by sending with council information, agen- Navarre Tourist is the non-profit Zoo Northwest your letter, along with your das, minutes, issues and more. Cheap Tomatoes? So you Development Council Florida. Did you know it has the full name, address and tele- The Web address is www.city- want cheap tomatoes? Santa Rosa County Chamber largest primate collection and phone number to: ofgulfbreeze.com. One way to achieve cheap of Commerce the largest big cat collection of [email protected] I’m interested in your opin- tomatoes is to use illegal labor to LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze any zoo in the Southeast? ion. E-mail me at: harvest our tomatoes at reduced News welcomes your opinion. There’s always something new (depending on your point of [email protected]. wage rates. This rationale is We reserve the right to edit a going on at the zoo. And it’s a view). Joe Henderson often used to justify our “open- letter to fit space available. We must to see the newborn animals Now think locally. Are we, Gulf Breeze border policy.” Past amnesty “No. I can’t even tell a differ- do not accept letters containing in the spring. the citizens of Gulf Breeze, sat- granted to illegal aliens in 1986 ence. It needs to come down a a personal attack on any indi- Have you watched baby isfied with the status quo in our Reader won’t back has resulted in an invasion of ille- LOT more.” vidual. Letters must be limited Indah (orangutan) and Tiger Lily local government or should we, current tax collector gal aliens. It is estimated that 12- to one per month from an indi- Curtis Poole (baby black-handed spider mon- too, be seeking changes? to 20-million illegal aliens are vidual writer. If we receive form Gulf Breeze letters, we will print only the first key) as they’ve grown? Their Four of the five members of Voters of Santa Rosa County, currently in the United States. one we receive. Include your antics are guaranteed to make the Gulf Breeze City Council are I want to remind you that under The honest question is: Does name, address and daytime you laugh. up for re-election this our present Tax Collector’s time the “open-border policy” benefit phone number. Tour the zoo and notice the November. Three of them were in office, we lost thousands of the citizens of the USA, or is it a families. Look at kids’ faces and initially appointed to their posi- our precious tax dollars because rouse being propagated on the CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze the wonder in their eyes. Family tions; therefore, giving them an of Robert G. McClure’s failure citizens by special-interest News is committed to accuracy and wants to hear from you if we Passes allow them to come back advantage when it comes to as the administrator to properly groups? need to make a correction or anytime and stay all day. It’s the being re-elected. Three will have oversee his duties. Illegal aliens generally have clarification. Please email us best buy around. Ride the train served terms of 12, 15, and 28 Under McClure’s “watchful no health or automobile insur- at [email protected] on the preserve. There’s no years if re-elected. eye,” an employee in his office ance. Illegal aliens account for with the subject line entertainment like it. The zoo There are a lot of great, quali- misappropriated these tax 30 percent of all jail space. CORRECTION or contributes to our quality of life. fied people in Gulf Breeze who monies to her own pocket. Illegal aliens are 50 percent “I hope it goes up to about $5 or CLARIFICATION. Or, call Don’t let the zoo be lost and would do a great job on the City I read in the Pensacola News more likely to request welfare (850) 932-8986 during $6 so people will actually start Council. We should all encour- office hours and ask for then wish you had it back again. Journal an article written by the assistance. Identity theft is ram- doing something about it.” news or sports departments. Speak up now! age them to run so we will have Tax Collector for Escambia pant among illegal aliens. Otto Smith ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze The zoo needs a commitment, a choice. County saying that they have a Excessive population growth is Gulf Breeze News will not be responsible for not a band-aid. Members of our Do you know who your coun- system of checks and balances straining our ability to provide quality or discoloration in ads local governments, we have sup- cil representative is? Do they ask with more than one person adequate infrastructure, resulting provided by the advertiser or its ported you. Now we need you to your opinions on issues or ever receiving, recording and deposit- in a general decline of our stan- agents. support us. ask if they can help you with a ing tax money. In my opinion, dard of living. Gulf Breeze News is published Nancy Forester problem? I believe we need any responsible administrator In summary, it is conserva- weekly on Thursdays for $30 Navarre change . . . new ideas and new would operate in this fashion. tively estimated the cost of ille- per year by Gulf Breeze News faces to help move our city into Not only do I hold McClure gal immigration is $346 billion. Publishing, Inc. Periodical It’s not too early to the 21st century. responsible This amounts to $1,200 a person postage paid at Gulf Breeze, ponder city elections We will soon have the oppor- for this gross negligence, but a year. Are we actually getting Florida. USPS # 021819. tunity to exercise our right to I am amazed that he is running cheap tomatoes? Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- Change. vote both nationally and locally again! For more information, see the tions. POSTMASTER: Please That seems to be the national to make changes as we see fit. Under these circumstances, following document: “Illegal send address changes to Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box buzzword this election season. Many times we don’t take notice plus McClure’s admission that Immigration Costs U. S. hun- “No. Absolutely not. I drive 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Citizens seeking change in their of local governmental actions he was late paying his own taxes dreds of Billions” at judicial- every day for a living, and it All content is copyrighted presidential candidate and the unless they have a direct impact and wrote checks that he asked watch.org. hasn’t helped me much.” 2008. Advertising rates are way this country has been man- on us on a personal level. This is to be held before depositing, I Larry Sessions Gerald Wells available upon request. aged . . . or mismanaged the year we should decide to certainly will not vote him back Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 31, 2008 7A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS There were lots of changes after railroad came through Sorting through the mess in ed into the area, it brought in replacements have sometimes at the Wal-Mart Super Center in my linen closet — sheets mixed workers from out of state. Many been used. Nonetheless, actual Pace. The contest was held to together with worn-out bath tow- among the recent immigrants foot surgery is best avoided honor an agreement with the els and shower curtains — I was were sweet-talking Irishmen. whenever possible, so take good Panhandle Fresh Marketing reminded of my grandmother’s They were quite a change from care of your feet. Always wear Association to carry produce much smaller and neater closets the stolid Pennsylvania Dutch comfortable shoes. grown by farmers within a of days gone by. locals, and the gossip often As people age our bodies 100-mile radius. There was a preponderance of included the news that some of change, but it doesn’t mean your Mullahey won the contest with blankets and quilts, all hand- these recent pregnancies had feet have to hurt. a record distance of 21 feet, 9 made by various churchwomen’s taken place outside the bonds of ■ inches. Now, the question is, can guilds at their twice-monthly wedlock. nobody among the senior set here Plantar neuroma results when At the top of the Business we trust Wal-Mart as far as he meetings held in a Sunday school One woman said, “There’s has been pregnant lately... two metatarsal bones are abnor- page the other day, I read the can spit? room where a quilting frame was been a LOT of changes since the ■ mally positioned. Shoes squeeze usual headline about gas costing Just kidding... set up. railroad came through.” Like the common cold and the bones together and irritate the more than $4 a gallon. But don’t ■ Lovely quilts were made, of All of the adults were assumed tooth decay, foot problems are nerve endings, causing pain in the despair; there was also a bit of Here’s a clever definition: course, but even better was the to know what that meant, but also always with us. Different ball of the foot. For this ailment, good news on that page: Unabated — a mousetrap opportunity this activity provided even at the age of 12, I caught on. ages experience different difficul- a podiatrist will usually first try In a small article devoted to a without cheese for the exchange of gossip! Who I guess that was when I decid- ties in this area. Geriatric prob- cortisone injections. If relief is plan by Wal-Mart to buy local The unkindest cut of all — was seeing who, and which ed that when I grew up I would lems focus on plantar neuroma or not obtained, surgical removal of produce, it was announced that “I’ve had a perfectly wonderful young church member was join all the clubs and organiza- arthritic joints. These result from the nerve growth is possible. Dr. Jeff Mullahey of the evening. But this wasn’t it.” — pregnant ‘again?’ tions I could; after all, that was a lifetime of wear and tear on this As for arthritic joints, aside University of Florida won a Groucho Marx Once the railroad was extend- where the news was! Oh, well, most-neglected part of the body. from the usual treatments, plastic watermelon-seed spitting contest See you next week!

Goodin: 2 industries Back-to-school checkups School board prepared destined for county to acquire HBTS acreage BY PAM BRANNON outlay fund when we closed the Gulf Breeze News books June 30 on the fiscal year. BY PAM BRANNON as we know it here will [email protected] We received more money from Gulf Breeze News change,” Goodin said. “There our COPS funding than we [email protected] are some higher-paying jobs Another new school may be thought we would, to the tune of coming our way, and it will in Navarre’s future. about $1 million more. So we Santa Rosa County affect the lives and lifestyle of The Santa Rosa School will be OK if we go ahead and Commissioner Gordon Goodin many of our residents. This is Board voted last week to set up do this. When the Gulf Breeze said exciting announcements the time to bring some better a closing date on property off property closes, we can just put are coming within the next two jobs for our children’s future. Edgewood Drive in Holley By that $1.6 million back into the weeks concerning new industry The results of our efforts now The Sea, even though the dis- same bank fund where this in Santa Rosa County. will last a generation.” trict’s Gulf Breeze property had came out.” “I can’t tell you exactly who Goodin said 50 to 60 people not closed on a separate contin- The school board has been is coming, but I will tell you from Florida traveled to gency sale. waiting since May for a closing there are two household names London, including state Rep. The school district is pur- on its Gulf Breeze property that are going to announce very Ray Sansom and Gov. Charlie chasing 40 acres and receiving where the Gulf Breeze Chamber soon their plans for locating in Crist. an additional an additional 6.5 of Commerce has been residing our county,” Goodin said last He said the Chairman of the acres from Katherine Petrelis for the past few years. The week. “We have been discov- Board for Northrop Grumman for a possible new school site. board decided to sell that prop- ered.” attended the air show, and he “We have the $2 million in erty to liquidate as many assets Goodin said he had talked met him at a special reception Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News the bank that is not earmarked as it could during tight budget with the businesses on his trip to organized for the Alabama- The South End Santa Rosa Health Clinic held a Back right now for anything else, so times. They had several bidders, London two weeks ago for the Florida delegation. to School Bash on Saturday, July 26. The clinic we can do this,” Steve Ratliff, with Tiger Point Land & Farnborough Air Show. He offered free back-to-school physical exams, free “Everyone from Northrop Assistant Superintendent for Development, LLC offering the attended with a delegation from immunizations and vision tests. Kaylen Houldin, 6, just Grumman and Alabama is very School Administrative Services highest bid ($1.6 million) for Florida and Mobile, Ala., to moved to Gulf Breeze and will be attending Oriole confident that when this is all told the school board last week. the Highway 98 property. But contact aerospace companies Beach Elementary. She didn’t need any shots, but said and done, Mobile will still “We had some unexpected that closing date repeatedly has about locating here. went through the eye tests and physical with a smile. get the contract to build the KC- funds carried over in our capital been delayed or postponed. “In a period of five years, life 45,” Goodin said. OBITUARY SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. Specializing in: CONNER L. CAGLE SR. when those around him were Crockett (daughter Lauren), and In lieu of flowers, donations Microincision Cataract Surgery 1941-2008 having a good time. He battled Steve Crockett; brother Frank can be made to the American ● Over 22,000 implants performed Conner Lee Cagle Sr., 67, a lymphoma and a host of other Cagle; Linda Cagle; several Cancer Society at 5401 ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology beloved Pensacola-area entre- physical ailments, but he contin- nieces and nephews, and a life- Corporate Wood Drive, in Pensacola preneur, musician and enter- ued to entertain everyone time’s worth of friends and Pensacola, 32504, in hopes that Visit www.UllmanEye.com tainer, passed away Thursday, around him. He never gave up memories. someday a cure can be found Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Dr. Ullman for their surgery. July 24, after a courageous his zest for life and remained Funeral services were for this terrible disease. three-year battle with cancer. upbeat and optimistic until the Monday at Harper-Morris Harper-Morris Memorial 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 Cagle was born in Baton very end. Memorial Chapel with Rev. John Chapel handled arrangements. (850 ) 208-1900 Rouge, La., on June 10, 1941. Cagle was preceded in death Franklin officiating. Entombment His family moved to Pensacola by his parents, Ruby and Wade followed at Bayview Memorial in 1942, and Cagle grew up in Cagle Sr., and his brother, Wade Park. Active pallbearers were his family’s restaurants that Cagle Jr. Todd Hofstetter; Ricky Ray; Tim included The Coffee Cup, Cagle leaves behind four Adams; Craig Beverly; David Cagle’s and The Skillet. sons: Conner Cagle Jr. (wife Owens; David Tex Saunders and Cagle graduated from Kellee), Cody Cagle, Sam George Barberi. Pensacola High School and was an outstanding golfer who decided to pursue his passion for music. He excelled as a singer and piano player, making appear- ances on the Dick Clark Show and The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson. 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BUDGET: Additional cuts could come from legislative session Continued from page 1A “The board has already been notified Dillon’s 98-page budget report will be dealing with. The Florida schools. I don’t see how they can, with that there may be a special session of showed that over the past five years Department of Education is trying to their own budget so tight.” Doug Dillon, the District’s Assistant the state legislature in November or Escambia and Okaloosa counties have get an injunction through a lawsuit Dillon’s report estimated that with Superintendent of Finance, presented December, and depending on what the not experienced the growth in students they have filed to stop that from the school millage the state is requir- the tentative budget to School Board economy for Florida does this fall there seen in Santa Rosa. Escambia saw being on the ballot. But I haven’t ing the district to levy for the 2008- last week. may be a two-percent additional budget almost a four-percent drop in student heard if that is going to work. So this 09 school year, a $50,000 home Dillon emphasized the term “tenta- cut,” Dillon said. population over the past five years, and budget could be even worse for us to owner in the county will pay between tive.” “That would mean just over $3 mil- an eight-percent drop over the past 10 cut if that passes. Certainly, the next $185 to $196 a year in school taxes “There are things still not budgeted lion more would need to be cut from years. Okaloosa has seen a 1.5-percent budget years will be much more dif- for the next year. A homeowner with for next year, like any increase in the this tentative budget.” decrease in students over the past five ficult.” a property valued at $100,000 will medical insurance,” he said, noting that The District is projecting 229 more years. Dillon added, “The proposal is to cut pay between $556 and $578 a year, new health insurance coverage doesn’t students than it had last year, which Santa Rosa County experienced a the property tax levied by school dis- which is a slight increase over last kick in until Jan. 1, 2009. would bring the total students district- 4.7-percent growth in student popula- tricts and fund the schools through a year. “We have included the same board wide to 25,354. tion, and over the past 10 years has one-cent sales tax. The last I heard, a Dillon said the state labels the tax as contribution as fiscal year 2007-2008, “Most of the districts in the state are seen a 14.4 percent increase. one-cent sales tax has been bringing in a local option tax. which is a $12 million share of the not adding students,” Dillon said. “In School Board member Hugh about $4 billion — if sales stay at the “But it really isn’t optional for us to employees’ health insurance.” fact, the projected student population Winkles said the November ballot same level. And we all know a drastic decide whether we want to levy that Dillon also told the Board that there growth for the 2008-09 school year is might have a negative impact on the drop in sales tax has been what the state amount or not each year,” Dillon said. are no budget reductions worked into only 1,682 statewide, and we will have school budgets next year, also. has claimed is the reason they have had “If we do not levy the amount of mill- this tentative budget to compensate for at least 229 of those. But even though “If Amendment 5 passes for another to cut back on monies to the schools age the state tells us to, then we lose not the anticipated additional cut in rev- we are experiencing growth, it still isn’t stab at tax relief, it will be a whole new and counties now. only the amount the millage would enues the state has warned will proba- the 1,000 new students a year we used ballgame,” he said. “I don’t know what they would do to raise, but another $4 million from state bly be coming after August. to get.” “We don’t know exactly what we help make up the lost revenue for funds.” School Trust a Neighbor to Find Board to Your Perfect Home! visit GBHS on Aug. 5 for meeting Gulf Breeze News The Santa Rosa County District School Board will con- duct a town hall meeting at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 5, in the Gulf Breeze High School Cafeteria. The meeting is one of sever- Debbie Wein al planned for each community 1003 N. 12th Avenue, Pensacola Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News of Santa Rosa County in the Cell: (850) 501-0338 Trish Blair of Gulf Breeze works in the main South End office at the Santa Rosa County coming weeks. The session Office: (850) 429-1131 School District bus garage in Navarre. She also is a trainer of new bus drivers. Blair worked will include a status report of as a bus driver in Gulf Breeze for seven years. She welcomed arrival of the first new air- the District’s current financial conditioned buses last week, with more coming each week through the beginning of school. situation and will give informa- tion regarding the Superintendent’s budget plan Bus transportation department for the next two years. Discussion will include infor- mation regarding how Santa Rosa County Schools will working for smooth transition address loss of revenue and increased operational costs. BY PAM BRANNON now have air-conditioning, so come up and stop near their School Board members and Gulf Breeze News many parents will feel better house” he said. “They will be selected district staff will be [email protected] about having their child on the working the routes exactly like present for questions and bus in August. they will morning and afternoon answers. Santa Rosa County School “Plus, if a bus goes down for those two days, so hopefully we The following is a list of District has more substitute any reason, we will have a new, will be completely ready, or as scheduled public town hall ‘bench’ bus drivers than ever fully ready bus to put right out ready as you can ever be, the meetings. All meetings begin at before to start the year. on the street and keep going.” first day of school.” 7 p.m. District transportation direc- Harrell said the South End of Bus routes will be publicized tor Joey Harrell told the School the county from Navarre to Gulf in four local newspapers, including Gulf Breeze News. Board last week that 82 bench Breeze has the most bus routes TOWN HALL drivers are on board countywide in the county. “I know there was some dis- to start the approaching school “In the South End, we have cussion at another Board meet- MEETINGS year, and 192 routes have full- 58 routes, and the closest to that ing about not paying for adver- PRESENT THIS AD FOR YOUR $50.00 DISCOUNT time drivers assigned. School is in Pace, where we have 39,” tising this year,” Superintendent ■ July 29, Milton High starts Aug. 18. he said. “And countywide we John Rogers said, “but I think School Auditorium “We have never had that have 28 ESE — or special needs with the three-tier schedule and ■ Aug. 4, Holley- many bench drivers,” board — routes this year, with special the consolidation of routes, we Navarre Intermediate member Diane Coleman said. needs buses specially need to get as much of the word Cafeteria “Let’s keep them if we can.” equipped.” out as we possibly can to par- ■ Aug.5, Gulf Breeze NOW Harrell said, however, that 14 Harrell said there already had ents this year.” High Cafeteria REGISTERING of those bench drivers will be been dry runs done all over the Gulf Breeze News will publish ■ Aug. 7, Central FOR driving ‘open’ routes — or county to make changes to any bus routes in its Aug. 7 edition. High School Media routes that have no driver yet routes for time elements or Free handouts will be made avail- Center FALL 2008 ■ assigned. other problems. able during orientations at South Aug. 11, Pace High “A few weeks after school “We are having drivers do End schools from Gulf Breeze to School Freedom Hall opens, we will put those routes dry runs on the Thursday and Woodlawn Beach, courtesy of Aug. 12, Jay High up for bid,” Harrell said. “Then Friday before school starts, so Gulf Breeze News. School Auditorium EXCEPTIONAL those routes will get new dri- parents should not be alarmed Bus routes also will be posted DANCE TRAINING vers. But at least we will have To learn more, call (850) 983-5040 and think they got the dates on the School District’s Web Ages 3 thru Adult these substitute drivers do the wrong if they see school buses site (www.santarosa.k12.fl.us). dry runs before school starts so parents can be assured an expe- rienced driver will be on the bus 400 S. Jefferson St. from Day 1. Erase the confusion over Pensacola Cultural Center “Hopefully we will have a good start with few problems or delays.” your child’s bus pick-up Harrell said the new Durham School Services buses have and drop-off schedule! 850-432-9546 started arriving at the Milton bus garage. Each has air-condi- tioning and cameras and a GPS tracking system on board. Even Santa Rosa County though the district had contract- ed for 209 buses and currently Bus Schedules has only 192 routes, Harrell said all the buses are needed. “By the time school starts, will be inserted in we might even have to add a route or two and need extra next week’s issue of buses,” he said. “Fuel costs have gone up so much that some www.balletpensacola.com parents might decide to let their Gulf Breeze News! children ride the bus. And we do

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Glossy, carefree granite countertops are hot in the real estate market because of their good looks and sensibility. They are The Cruisin’ For A Cure Relay team includes (L to R) bacteria, scratch and burn resistant. Now, they can be (Back row) Jim Flowers, Laurie Beyers, Dan Hern, Kim installed in a home with in less time and with less cost with Otto, Tina Sarra, Lisa Elbert, Lisa Brownell, Paulette the GraniteWorx system. Swaffar, Mary Luoto, Dee Lowe, Barbara Elbert, Theo Elbert, Annette Bachand, Joshua Cook and (Front Row) Steve Elbert, Cassidy Beyers, Tommy Andres with Analise in front, Brandy Villela, Alicia Andrews and Betty Mack- Johnston. GB Hospital Relay for Life Remodel faster teams have ‘recipe’ for cure with GraniteWorx system Employees and staff at Gulf Breeze Hospital don’t just do the job of serving the patients within the hospital; they work hard for Cool, sleek granite countertops add a the community as well. They embraced the Relay For Life Gulf sense of style and practicality to any Breeze that begin in 2003 and have three relay teams sponsored by kitchen. They are so popular, many real the employees of the hospital. These teams are Team Crusin’ For a estate agents are recommending that homes The Cure, The #1 Dream Team and First Rehab. Relay For Life is an install granite countertops prior to being list- GraniteWorx 18-hour overnight event which ed for sale. team, Bill symbolizes the life of a person Now, there is a local source for granite and Laura Baker and affected by Cancer. In 4 years countertops that Jamie the Gulf Breeze Relay raised eliminates the “With this Rothe, can $285,000 for research and pro- long wait. simplified install sleek grams. In 2007, there were 97 GraniteWorx, granite Cancer survivors on the track for owned by Gulf process, the countertops the Survivor Lap. In that year Breeze residents consumer saves in a fraction alone, Relay for Life raised Laura and Bill money and of the time $113,000. Baker, offers bull- and cost of The team, Cruisin’ For A nosed granite time.” traditional Cure, has gone a step further; countertops to granite they have produced a cookbook customize any – Bill Baker companies. entitled, “Cooking’s a Breeze.” kitchen or bath- GraniteWorx from overseas to our door. We skip the dis- raises the resale value of your home along This book is selling for $15 at the room. tributor of granite slabs that many of our with its presentation, it also provides years hospital gift shop, Renee’s Bill Baker explains that almost all kitchen competitors buy from so we can offer our of maintenance free enjoyment. Granite is Hallmark and The Rehab at the The team’s fundraiser is a counters are 24 inches deep, so GraniteWorx customers lower prices. By stocking the not only beautiful, but durable and scratch cookbook called, Andrews Institute. All proceeds offers countertops in that size. The installer countertops here in Pensacola, you can pick resistant. Hot pots and knives cannot dam- “Cooking’s a Breeze.” from this book are donated to the simply cuts the finished countertops to the your exact granite and have it installed very age granite, and it is second only to stainless Relay for Life Gulf Breeze correct dimensions and the client can enjoy quickly.” steel in resisting bacteria growth. Florida in support of a cure for Cancer. The Book is inspired by the an updated kitchen right away, which is a GraniteWorx is unique in offering this Now that you know how easy and afford- Crusin’ For a Cure team but recipes have been contributed by big plus for those who are remodeling. process to Northwest Florida, and it has able it is to transform your kitchen with a employers from all over the hospital and their family and friends. Traditionally, fabricators buy raw slabs experienced professionals ready to trans- durable granite countertop, why not call The table of Contents includes chapters on Appetizers & from a regional wholesaler and from which form your kitchen. GraniteWorx today to set up an appointment Beverages, Soups & Salads, Vegetables & Side Dishes, Main they cut the entire countertop. This process Bill Baker has over 22 years experience to select your granite. It will be installed and Dishes, Breads & Rolls, Desserts, Cookies & Candy and This & is more expensive and time consuming than in the industry of building product import ready for your enjoyment if a couple of That. Following the index there are hints on stocking the pantry, the GraniteWorx process. and distribution. Lead Estimator, Jamie days. herbs and spices, baking breads and desserts, vegetable and fruit “With this simplified process, the con- Rothe, has a 10 year local investment in tile GraniteWorx is located at 7507 Sears selection, napkin folding, measurement substitutions, equivalent sumer saves money and time,” GraniteWorx and stone design and installation business. Blvd. in Pensacola and the phone number is charts, food quantities for large servings, quick fixes if some thing owner Bill Baker said. “We import our gran- Installing a granite countertop not only 471-0781. goes wrong with the meal, calorie counting and cooking terms. The ite countertops in container quantities direct photographer, Gregory V. Kimetz, provided pictures of local Gulf Coast scenes before the beginning of each chapter. The Cruisin’ for a Cure team is composed of Registered Nurses E-value-ating your (RN), Respiratory Therapists, family members and/or cancer sur- vivors. Lisa Elbert RN is both the Captain of the team and the Assistant Manager of the Cardiopulmonary Department. Lisa hon- shopping strategy for choed the cookbook project and brought along her husband (Steve), mother (Dee Lowe) and father and mother-in-law (Theo and quality kitchen cabinets Barbara) to the team. Lisa’s mother and father and mother-in- law are also cancer survivors. Mary Jo Galowitsch, Charge Nurse on (ARA) - At a time when peo- resistant finishing process helps the Medical and Surgical Units, is co-Captain of the team and ple are remodeling their homes prevent peeling and chipping on assisted in all kind of ways especially fundraising. Lisa Brownell, instead of buying or building the inside of the cabinet. ■ RN in the Cardiopulmonary Department handled the publicity. new ones, homeowners are look- Cabinets with ultraviolet Other RNs include: Tina Sarra, Manager of the ing for ways to increase the com- protection minimize darkening fort and value of their current liv- or lightening of cabinet colors Cardiopulmonary department; Laura Beyers, Cardiopulmonary, Create your own personal living space at a price you’ll like; daughter, Cassidy and niece, Annalise Beyers; Alicia Andrews, ing space without breaking the due to sun exposure over time. stock cabinet manufacturer, Shenandoah Cabinetry, contin- Nursing supervisor, and husband Tommy. Brandy Villela, who bank. ues to offer more design possibilities with the expansion of works on the Medical and Surgical units, is a cancer survivor. Betty “It’s all about value today,” Standard construction its Orchard Collection. says Connie Edwards, certified features Mack-Johnston, Assistant manager of the Emergency Department ■ Steel ball bearing drawer window” to make purchases with kitchen and bathroom designer When it comes to cabinetry, and Kim Otto House supervisor and her friend, Dan Hearn. glides assure smooth drawer per- no payments due or interest and director of design for stock cabinets are the most bud- Respiratory Therapists include Mary Luoto, Terri Carr, Paulette formance and easy operation. accruing. Shenandoah Cabinetry. get friendly. Look for stock cabi- Swaffar, Vici Marshall, Annette Bachand, and her son, Joshua ■ Take advantage of special “Consumers are smarter then net manufacturers, such as Cook. Jim Flowers from Materials Management at GBH is also a Warranties promotions like a free sink base ever — doing their homework to Shenandoah Cabinetry sold member of the team. Some cabinet manufacturers or factory rebate with purchase. make sure they get the highest exclusively at Lowe’s, that offer Crusin’ for a Cure team is there every year, walking with and in offer a lifetime limited warranty. By being aware of quality quality product at the best price.” premium construction features as honor of loved ones. Checks for the cookbooks should be made out This assures the manufacturer characteristics and value options, When choosing cabinetry, standard. Some of those features to Crusin’ for a Cure. will fix any problems due to you can create your own person- there are certain characteristics may include: defective materials or workman- al living space at a price you’ll homeowners should look for. ■ Dovetail hardwood drawers Greater Navarre Beach Arts Association, Inc. ship, ensuring your investment is like. Visit your local home center Edwards offers some useful tips: provide furniture-like quality and The Navarre Beach Fall Festival of the Arts is planned for protected. and talk to a kitchen design spe- style. October 10, 11 and 12, 2008, with two days of Artist and Fine cialist about available options to Finishes ■ Full access hidden drawer Crafters booths. Up to 80 artists booths are available, many already Retailer options fit your lifestyle and budget. Finishes today require less glides open all the way, making it reserved by participants from the past two years because they had Retailers often offer ways to For more information and to care and upkeep than those of the easy to use every inch of space. such successful shows. Local artists and crafters are encouraged to help you afford bigger ticket view an assortment of kitchen past. Here are a couple of good ■ Adjustable, full-depth see the Greater Navarre Beach Arts Assoc. website, items or finance your investment: design ideas, visit things to look for when selecting shelves with metal shelf rests on www.gnbaa.org for festival information and application forms. For ■ Special payment programs, www.ShenandoahCabinetry.com. cabinets: wall cabinets give extra stability more information contact Connie Jones at (850) 939-7964. such as Lowe’s “Special Projects Courtesy of ARAcontent ■ Cabinetry with a moisture- for heavy items. Card,” allow a 6-month “project

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LOCAL TV LISTINGS FOR YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Thursday Evening MOVIES July 31, 2008 Thursday Saturday Tuesday 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 p.m. on ABC 7 p.m. on NBC 7 p.m. on FOX Ugly Betty “Zero Wor- Grey’s Anatomy Hopkins (N) (CC) News (N) (:35) Ugly Betty: Go, Betty! After a visit to The Office: Nothing like a good old-fashioned Kitchen Nightmares: “Kids. I don’t know AABC ship” (CC) “Crash Into Me” News (N) Greatest American CSI: Crime Scene Flashpoint “Asking for News (N) Late Mode by Justin’s (Mark Indelicato) class has turf war to liven up the workday. In this episode, what’s wrong with these kids today ... .” It’s great BCBS Dog (N) (CC) Investigation Flowers” (N) Show the girls feeling fat and ditching their lunches, Kevin and Andy (Brian Baumgartner, Ed Helms) when the next generation joins the family busi- Commu- Food for Thought Anatomy- Pioneers of Prime- Nova “Car of the Fu- Betty (America Ferrera) persuades Daniel (Eric make it their mission to reclaim parking spaces ness, not so great when they’re jerks. That’s the DPBS nity Hurr time (CC) ture” (CC) (DVS) Mabius) to use realistically sized women for the stolen from the company by other tenants in the dilemma faced in this episode by the owner of Don’t Forget the Lyr- So You Think You News (N) Every- Every- magazine’s Fashion Week show. Amanda (Becki office park. Michael (Steve Carell) isn’t paying a restaurant on New York’s Long Island, whose EFOX ics! (N) (CC) Can Dance (CC) Raymond Raymond Newton) consults a psychic (guest star Annie attention; he’s crushing on a model in an office- son, the head chef, is alienating staff and cus- Last Comic Standing Finalists are revealed. Fear Itself “Skin & News (N) Tonight Potts) for help in finding out who her father is. supply catalog. Rainn Wilson also stars in “Park- tomers alike. Time for Gordon Ramsay to play CNBC (N) (CC) Bones” (N) (CC) Show Wilhelmina (Vanessa Williams) gets some bad ing.” family counselor as well as restaurant reformer ... A&E The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) Crime 360 (CC) news about her efforts to get pregnant. and dish up some tough love. ABCFAM Nanny 911 (CC) Nanny 911 (CC) Nanny 911 (CC) The 700 Club (CC) Monday COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park Gong Reality Daily Colbert Friday 7 p.m. on FOX Wednesday DISN Wendy W Montana Montana Suite Life Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana 7 p.m. on FOX 8 p.m. on NBC E! Girls Girls 25 Most Memorable Swimsuit Moments E! News Chelsea Teen Choice 2008: Why, yes, Miley Cyrus ESPN X Center (Live) X Games From Los Angeles. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (CC) The Fog: John Carpenter’s 1980 version is everywhere. After co-hosting this year’s CMT The Baby Borrowers: The idea behind this HBO Fire Dog The Recruiter (CC) Generation Kill Real Sex Real Sex was scarier, but this 2005 remake still delivers Awards with her daddy, Billy Ray, she’s flying solo show was to give young people eager for par- LIFE Reba Reba ››› Transamerica (2005) Premiere. Will Will its share of chills. Tom Welling (“Smallville”) and as host of this awards show honoring teenagers’ enthood a taste of what it’s like — in hopes of MAX (6:45) ››› Live Free or Die Hard (2007) ›› The Heartbreak Kid (2007) (CC) Maggie Grace (“Lost”) lead the cast in the tale favorite movies, TV shows, music, performers and dissuading them from rushing into it. The series MTV Cribs America’s Best Dance Crew Best Dance Crew Best Dance Crew of a remote island town terrorized by vengeful athletes. She’s also nominated for four of them ended last week, but in this new “Town Meeting” SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn TNA iMPACT! (N) (CC) UFC Unleashed ghosts residing in an ominous fog bank. As any for her singing and her TV show, “Hannah Mon- episode, those who took part reunite to talk with TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Engvall My Boys ›› Rush Hour 2 (2001) Jackie Chan. fan of Alfred Hitchcock or “The Blair Witch Proj- tana.” Other multiple nominees include the show one another and the producers about the experi- ›› TNT Law & Order Law & Order Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995) ect” can tell you, the monsters you can’t see are “Gossip Girl” and its cast with 14, and R&B artist ence and its impact on their lives. Let’s hope they ›› USA (6:30) Sweet Home Alabama (2002) Burn Notice (N) Law Order: CI far scarier than the visible ones. Chris Brown with nine. learned something. Friday Evening MOVIES August 1, 2008 Saturday Evening MOVIES August 2, 2008 Sunday Evening MOVIES August 3, 2008 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 ››› Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfor- 20/20 (N) (CC) News (N) (:35) Wipeout (CC) Wipeout (CC) Eli Stone “Something News (N) (:35) Cold High School Musical: Extreme Makeover: Desperate House- News (N) Cross- AABC tunate Events (2004) Jim Carrey. News (N) AABC to Save” Squad AABC Picture Home Edition (CC) wives “Sunday” roads Ghost Whisperer NUMB3RS “The Art of Swingtown “Swingus News (N) Late The Unit “Sub Con- Flashpoint “Asking for 48 Hours Mystery News (N) Without a Big Brother 10 Evic- Million Dollar Pass- Cold Case “The Red News (N) Andy BCBS “Delia’s First Ghost” Reckoning” Interruptus” (N) Show BCBS scious” (CC) Flowers” (CC) “Addicted to Love” Trace BCBS tion nominations. (N) word (CC) and the Blue” Griffith Washing- NOW on Open Forum Bill Moyers Journal Tavis To the Lawrence Welk’s TV Treasures (CC) American Soundtrack: Doo Wop’s Greatest (6:30) The High My Generation: The 60’s Event As Time The Vicar DPBS ton Week PBS (N) (N) (CC) Smiley Contrary DPBS Hits (CC) DPBS Kings (CC) Goes By of Dibley ›› The Fog (2005, Horror) Tom Welling, News (N) Every- Every- Cops (N) Cops (CC) America’s Most News (N) CSI: Miami “Shock” MADtv The Simp- The Simp- Family American News (N) CSI: Miami “Ram- Idol Re- EFOX Maggie Grace. Premiere. (CC) Raymond Raymond EFOX (CC) Wanted-Fights Back (CC) (CC) EFOX sons sons Guy Dad page” (CC) wind Outra- Outra- Dateline NBC A multimillionaire who some News (N) Tonight The Office The Office Saturday Night’s Law & Order: Crimi- News (N) Sat. Night NFL Preseason Football Hall of Fame Game -- Indianapolis Colts News (N) Law Call CNBC geous geous say has gotten away with murder. (N) Show CNBC (CC) (CC) Main Event (N) nal Intent (CC) CNBC vs. Washington Redskins. From Canton, Ohio. (CC) A&E CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) Criminal Minds A&E American Justice American Justice The Sopranos (CC) The Sopranos (CC) A&E Simmons Gene Simmons Simmons Coreys Coreys Simmons Simmons ABCFAM 70s Show 70s Show 70s Show 70s Show Home Videos The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM Princess Drs ›› Nanny McPhee (2005, Comedy) (CC) Fresh Pr. Fresh Pr. ABCFAM Sisterhood of Traveling Pants ››› The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005) COM Daily Colbert Chap Chap Live at Gotham (N) Jimmy Dore COM Without a Paddle ›› Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle American Pie COM Harold & Kumar Go ›› National Lampoon’s Van Wilder (CC) S. Park Black DISN › Catch That Kid (2004) Kristen Stewart. Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana DISN Games Phineas ››› Holes (2003) Sigourney Weaver. Suite Life Montana DISN Studio Montana Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement Suite Life Montana E! Wet n Wild Job Joe Francis The Soup Dating 2 E! News Chelsea E! › Showgirls (1995) Elizabeth Berkley. Saturday Night Live The Soup Chelsea E! Joe Francis Girls Girls Pam Sunset The Soup Chelsea ESPN X Center (Live) X Games From Los Angeles. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (CC) ESPN Hall of Fame X Games From Carson, Calif. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (CC) ESPN MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at St. Louis Cardinals. (CC) SportsCenter (CC) HBO Justin Borat: Cultural Learnings Entou Entou ››› Talk to Me HBO ›› Mr. Woodcock (2007) Boxing Joshua Clottey vs. Zab Judah. Gener HBO (6:30) Mr. Woodcock Generation Kill (N) Def Jam Def Jam (:15) Generation Kill LIFE Reba Reba Joy Fielding’s The Other Woman (2008) Will Will LIFE (6:00) Odd Girl Out Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleader Scandal Army Wives (CC) LIFE Fab Five: Texas Army Wives (CC) Army Wives (N) Grey’s Anatomy MAX ››› Lethal Weapon 2 (1989) (CC) Fantastic Four: Silver Surfer Coed MAX ›› Sydney White (2007) Amanda Bynes. ›› Shoot ’Em Up (2007) (CC) Coed MAX Museum ›› Shoot ’Em Up (2007) ›› A Perfect Murder (1998) (CC) MTV FNMTV Premieres From G’s to Gents True Life True Life MTV Engaged & Underage Special Engaged Best Dance Crew MTV Best Dance Crew From G’s to Gents Buzzin Run Making Band SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn Animals Attack Amazing Video Disorderly Con. SPIKE Shocking Moments Shocking Moments Shocking Mom. TNA iMPACT! (CC) SPIKE Factory Factory Factory Factory Factory Factory MAN MAN TBS Seinfeld Seinfeld ›› Con Air (1997, Action) (PA) Nicolas Cage. 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Monday Evening MOVIES August 4, 2008 Tuesday Evening MOVIES August 5, 2008 Wednesday Evening MOVIES August 6, 2008 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 High School Musical: Wanna Bet? (N) The Mole (N) (CC) News (N) (:35) Wipeout (N) (CC) (:01) I Survived a Japanese Game Show News (N) (:35) Wife Swap “Graf/ Supernanny “Tafoya Primetime (N) (CC) News (N) (:35) AABC Picture (CC) News (N) AABC (Season Finale) (N) (CC) News (N) AABC Medici” (CC) Family” (CC) News (N) Big Bang How I Met Two/Half Old Chris- CSI: Miami “Miami News (N) Late NCIS “Angel of Death” Big Brother 10 The Without a Trace “4G” News (N) Late Big Brother 10 (Live) Criminal Minds “A CSI: NY “Down the News (N) Late BCBS Theory Men tine Confidential” (CC) Show BCBS (CC) veto meeting is held. (CC) Show BCBS (CC) Higher Power” Rabbit Hole” (CC) Show Antiques Roadshow History Detectives Chasing Churchill: In Globe Trekker “Cen- Nova “Dimming Sun” Supernatural Sci- Wide Angle “18 With Highwaymen: Leg- The Standard of Nova scienceNOW Carrier “True Believ- Soundstage “Match- DPBS “Providence, RI” (N) (CC) Search tral China” DPBS (CC) (DVS) ence (CC) a Bullet” (CC) ends DPBS Perfection (CC) (N) (CC) (DVS) ers” (CC) (DVS) box Twenty” (N) Teen Choice 2008 (iTV) Contributions to News (N) Every- Every- Kitchen Nightmares House “Don’t Ever News (N) Every- Every- So You Think You Can Dance The final four News (N) Every- Every- EFOX music, TV, film and sports. (N) (CC) Raymond Raymond EFOX “Finn McCool’s” Change” (CC) Raymond Raymond EFOX perform. (N) (CC) Raymond Raymond American Gladiators (Season Finale) (N) Nashville Star (Sea- News (N) Tonight Celebrity Family America’s Got Talent Contestants try to News (N) Tonight The Baby Borrowers The Baby Borrowers Law & Order “Excali- News (N) Tonight CNBC (CC) son Finale) (CC) Show CNBC Feud (CC) make it into the top 40. (N) (CC) Show CNBC (CC) “Town Meeting” (N) bur” (CC) Show A&E Intervention (CC) Intervention (N) Para Para The Cleaner (CC) A&E The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (N) The Cleaner (N) The Cleaner (CC) A&E Dog Dog Dog Dog Angel Angel Criss Angel ABCFAM ›› Spaceballs (1987) Mel Brooks. (CC) The Middleman (N) The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM Secret-Teen Picture This! (2008) Ashley Tisdale. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM Home Videos Home Videos Home Videos The 700 Club (CC) COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park S. Park Futurama Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park Kevin James: Sweat Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park S. Park Black Daily Colbert DISN (6:00) Finding Nemo Montana Suite Life Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana DISN The Cheetah Girls 2 Montana Suite Life Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana DISN Zenon Z3 Montana Montana Suite Life Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana E! Pam Sunset Jenna Jameson: True Hollywood Story E! News Chelsea E! › Showgirls (1995) Elizabeth Berkley. Girls Pam E! News Chelsea E! Spring Break Joe Francis Girls Sunset E! News Chelsea ESPN MLB Baseball: Astros at Cubs Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (CC) ESPN Series of Poker Series of Poker Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (CC) ESPN MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Texas Rangers. (CC) SportsCenter (CC) HBO Land of Women Baghdad High (N) (CC) › License to Wed (2007) HBO ›› Mr. Woodcock (2007) › The Hills Have Eyes 2 Generation Kill HBO Whte Generation Kill In Focus Hard Knocks ›› The Kingdom LIFE Army Wives (CC) Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleader Scandal Will Will LIFE Reba Reba Reba Reba Good Naked Will Will LIFE Reba Reba ›› The Unsaid (2001) Andy Garcia. (CC) Will Will MAX › Money Train (1995) Wesley Snipes. ›› Shoot ’Em Up (2007) Coed MAX ›› Never Been Kissed (1999) (CC) ››› 28 Weeks Later (2007) Ghost MAX (:15) ›› Deep Blue Sea (1999) (CC) ›› Shoot ’Em Up (2007) Reality MTV Best Dance Crew Best Dance Crew MTV Special Run Run MTV True Life From G’s to Gents From G’s to Gents From G’s to Gents MTV True Life Run Run Run Buzzin Run Buzzin SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn ››› First Blood (1982, Action) CSI: Crime Scn SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: NY (CC) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn UFC Unleashed Real Vice Real Vice UFC Unleashed TBS Friends Friends Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Name Name Engvall Sex & TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Office Office My Boys Sex & TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Payne Payne Payne Payne Friends Friends TNT The Closer (CC) The Closer (N) Saving Grace (N) Bones (CC) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Bones (CC) Saving Grace (CC) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Cold Case (CC) Cold Case (CC) USA Law & Order: SVU WWE Monday Night Raw (Live) (CC) (:05) Burn Notice USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law Order: CI USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU ››› Eight Below (2006) Paul Walker.

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Don Snowden's Big Band All Bands on the Beach Stars, featuring vocalist Holly Summer isn't over yet, and Shelton, will present a great Pensacola Beach is still churnin' night of big band favorites at out great tunes week after week Evenings in Olde Seville Square at Bands on the Beach and from 7-9 p.m. on Thursday, July Sounds of Summer. This week, 31 in historic Seville Square in Bands on the Beach welcomes downtown Pensacola. Dr. Breeze on Tuesday, Aug. 5 Submitted photos The Big Band All Stars have from 7-9 p.m. at the Gulfside Local Hero soars into Pensacola Beach to perform at Pavilion. been presenting outstanding big Sounds of Summer on Sunday, Aug. 3 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Dr. Breeze prescribes the right ale band concerts and dances for at the Quietwater Shell. ng S dose of great tunes for concert- Movi over 10 years. From New Year's goers at Bands on the Beach. The Eve celebrations to country club resident music doctor, or Wilk % dedications, Don Snowden's Big McKean as his friends call him, 30 off Band All Stars have given relocated to the Gulf Coast from Northwest Florida and the Big Easy to bring his own E n t i r e Southwest Alabama the finest in style of entertainment, rich in the music presentations. Their reper- tradition of his jazz, blues and Inventory! toire ranges from the classic big classic rock to local music Ends August 15 band sounds from Glenn Miller, lovers. This talented singer, songwriter and guitarist special- Benny Goodman and Count izes in "good time" entertain- Basie to more contemporary ment. McKean has released five compositions by James Taylor albums of original music and and Sting. Don Snowden is very collaborations such as "Paradise" active in the Pensacola music and "Let's Fall In Love Again." Rosie O’Grady’s dueling piano players will perform at scene, directing musicals, the Spectators are encouraged to Evenings in Olde Seville Square on Aug. 7. PJC Wind Ensemble, Pensacola bring lawn chairs or blankets to the Gulfside Pavilion. No pets OPEN DAILY Civic Band and performing on Good-time band Mass 12:30 pm trombone in the Pensacola are allowed and glass is prohibit- Kunfuzion rounds out the week- Symphony and the Perdido ed. Concerts are provided and end with their unique blend of (850) 934-3332 Brass. organized by the Santa Rosa classic rock, '80s and today's GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 Island Authority. BREEZE 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit Holly Shelton will be the fea- hottest tunes, including hits from CINEMA 4 For a complete schedule of tured as the vocalist for the Big Carrie Underwood and Snow Friday August 1st- Thursday August 7th NOW SHOWING events, go to www.visitpensaco- ART FILMS BY THE BEACH Patrol. Friday, August 1 st through Tuesday, August 5th Band All Stars. She is a veteran labeach.com. For more informa- Evenings: $7 Matinees: $5 Daily For more information call the Mongol entertainer with many singing (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● PG13 tion on the concert series, call the ------The Mummy:Tomb of the Dragon Emperor: SRIA at (850) 932-2257, surf The Fall engagements throughout the (R) Daily at 4:00 7:00 Santa Rosa Island Authority at back frequently or tune to Cat ------12:45....2:00....3:15....4:30....5:45....7:00....8:15....9:00 United States and Europe. A Then She Found Me (850) 932-2257, or tune to Cat Country 98.7 for the latest (R) Daily at 7:00 ------● PG13 native of Memphis, Tenn., she Country 98.7 for the latest updates. BARGAIN MOVIE BY THE BEACH Swing Vote: ....1:10.....3:45....6:45....9:15 comes from a family of musical updates. Matinees: $3 Evenings: $4 Daily WALL-E ● Step Brothers: R 12:45....3:05...5:30....7:30....9:40 (G) Daily at 1:00 4:00 entertainers. Her father, Bill ------Tickets available Kit Kittredge ● Mama Mia:PG13...... 1:05...... 3:30...... 6:55....9:10 Shelton, lead one of the top big Sounds of Summer (G) Daily at 1:00 ------Ted Scallon, The Dinosaurs for annual Evening Kung Fu Panda bands in the country, "The Billy (PG) Daily at 1:00 ● X-Files:I Want to Believe:PG13..1:00...... 3:20....7:00....9:15 and Mass Kunfuzion are gearing ------Shelton Orchestra," with his of Comedy Indy: Crystal Skull up for a rockin' weekend at (PG-13) Daily at 4:00 7:00 ● The Dark Knight PG13..12:40.....3:50.....5:20....7:00....8:30 wife, Mary Shelton as the fea- Tickets are on sale now for : Sounds of Summer from 5:30- www.gulfbreezecinema4.com tured vocalist. 14th annual Evening of Comedy JPN CINEMAS ● Space Chimps: PG...... 1:05....3:15...... 7:30 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Aug. ● The concert series continues event, which benefits Covenant Live Oak Plaza Hwy 98 8-10 at the Quietwater Shell. 916-9402 Buy tickets online @ WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET with Rosie O'Grady's Dueling The Ted Scallan Band gets Hospice. The event will be held Pianos and The Modern things revved up on Friday night at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday August, Eldorados on August 7. Join the with what lead singer and gui- 2 at the Hilton Pensacola Beach party as the Dueling Pianos go tarist Ted Scallan calls "rockin' Gulf Front. Solution, page 2B head-to-head playing songs that blues," a unique fusion of blues, Tickets are $100 and are you'll now by heart. The Modern rock, country and jazz infused available online at Eldorados then bring their with emotion and rhythmic www.covenanthospice.org. unique fusion of rockabilly, grooves. Proceeds benefit Covenant Hospice, a non-profit organiza- honky tonk and country to get Classic rock monsters, The Dinosaurs, return to Pensacola tion providing compassionate, the crowd movin'. Beach for another set of ear- quality care for patients and For more information, please enticing jams. Formed in 2007, loved ones facing end-of-life call Debbie Adkins with the The Dinosaurs have been jam- issues. To participate in this Pensacola Heritage Foundation ming across the Gulf Coast with great event or for more informa- at 850-438-6505. covers from Styx, Led Zeppelin tion, contact Leah Harrison at and Jefferson Airplane, just to 850-202-0840. name a few.

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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER July 31, 2008 World Series Sports Briefs champs Five Questions Southern Legacy won the first-ever 16-under with GBHS GBSA volleyball United Girls Softball registration Fastpitch World Series baseball coach by beating the under way Clarksville (Tenn.) Randy Renfroe Registration for the 2008 Missfits twice on GBSA volleyball season is Saturday. They are going on now until August 22 (front, from left): BY JASON THOMPSON at the Rec Center. The league Angelina Malamo, Gulf Breeze News is open to girls entering fifth Kara Brown, Kellie [email protected] through eighth grade. Krueger, Ashley For more information, log Middleton, Taylor The eighth installment of a summer- on to Mitchell and Adrian long series comes from GBHS gulfbreezerecreationcenter. Culpepper. Back (from baseball coach Randy Renfroe. com or by calling 934-5140. left): Coach John Q: Outside of soccer, baseball has Brown, Morgan Bass, been the winningest program at Autism Society of Kasey Landfair, K.K. GBHS the last three years, Howard, Maggie averaging 16-17 wins a year. What’s Panhandle Swinford and Coach the secret? looking for Doug Bass. A: A) Having great kids who are will- Joe Culpepper/ ing to work hard and have the ability to volunteers and Gulf Breeze News play the game; participants B) Consistency in what we as Small Strides, Big coaches teach repetition of the Difference, an organization fundamentals and staying with the put together by GBHS grad K.I.S.S plan and Southern Legacy wins C) Having the support of the Kiel Gross (c/o ‘03) is looking for volunteers and administration, parents, and community and fellow students. Our participants for a weekly players really enjoy playing at home athletic event for disabled because of the great crowds. children Tuesdays from 6-7 inaugural World Series Q: You graduated a lot of starters p.m. at Dolphin Stadium. Southern Legacy 3, Madison in a run in the win, while Malamo, off your 2008 team. Who are some of Children of all ages and BY JASON THOMPSON County (Ala.) Heat 0: Angelina Malamo Middleton, Adrian Culpepper, Swinford the players you expect to fill some disabilities are welcome. The Gulf Breeze News (Washington) and Kellie Krueger both and K.K. Howard (Washington) all had of those roles in 2009? final events is Tuesday, [email protected] had two hits as Southern Legacy got past two hits. Middleton also drove in a run A: We are very excited about our August 5. the Heat in their tournament opener with and scored twice, while Culpepper had junior group and expect a lot from them “The mission of Small Southern Legacy, a 16-under select East Madison July 21. two RBIs. this season. The only familiar face on the infield this year will be that of Kris Strides Big Differences is to softball team made up of mostly Gulf Ashley Middleton (Baker, Ala.) and Southern Legacy 15, Interro-Gators help disabled children Matsoukas. Spencer Wiley, Cody Breeze High players, won the inaugural Maggie Swinford (Washington) had RBI 0 (three innings): Swinford and Warford, Corey Downs and Caleb through athletics” said Gross. United Softball Girls Fastpitch World doubles for Southern Legacy, who held East Middleton combined on a no-hitter and Brown will be competing for time in the For more information or to Series Saturday at Exchange Park in Madison to only two hits. They outscored nine strikeouts as Southern Legacy outfield. Seniors Shane Pascoe and volunteer, email Kiel Gross Pensacola. the opposition 45-3 in the tournament. pounded the Interro-Gators July 22. Greg Shows will also be competing for at [email protected]. Southern Legacy had to win three Southern Legacy 7, Missfits 0: Kasey Landfair went 2-for-2 and playing time. straight games to win the tournament, Swinford held Clarksville to only one hit scored twice, while Malamo singled and We should not miss a beat behind GBHS Soccer Car including two over the previously in the first of their two wins July 22. scored three times. Bass and Krueger the plate with Patrick Vance and the juniors that will be pushing him. Wash August 9 unbeaten Clarksville (Tenn.) Missfits. Morgan Bass went 3-for-3 and drove See USGF, Page 4C 6 Page 4C 6 The Gulf Breeze High See Five Questions, boys and soccer soccer programs will hold a car wash fundraiser August 9 at the Gulf Breeze Wal Mart. The boys team will be washing cars from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., while the girls will wash cars from 1-4 p.m. Donations will be accepted. Proceeds will help defray And the costs with both teams’ travel pitch... plans in the 2008-09 season. Jace Amberson Last season, both teams (left) looks on as made it to state for only the Zane Gill throws a third time in school history. pitch during the Cal Ripken Meet the Dolphins Experience August 22 at tournament last week in Myrtle Dolphin Stadium Beach, S.C. The The GBHS Quarterback Wave went 4-3 Club will hold their Meet the and finished in the Dolphins Night August 22 from top eight. 6-10 p.m. at Dolphin Stadium. Photo courtesy For $20, kids get a meal of Jeff Gill and ‘unlimited play’ on all attractions and events, including: Take your picture Wave makes Cal Ripken quarters with your Favorite Dolphin, Dunk your favorite coach, Savage (Md.) Spirit 20, Gill doubled twice and scored BY JASON THOMPSON Rock Climbing Wall, Power Wave 3 (four innings): Wave twice in the win, while Julian Jump, Obstacle Course, Gulf Breeze News pitchers needed 146 pitches to Gordon went 2-for-4 with an RBI [email protected] Super Slide and others. get through a four-inning game triple in the Wave’s six run fifth There’s no charge for parents. with the Spirit on July 21. inning. Amberson pitched the first Cat Country will also be on The Gulf Breeze Wave Sam Joyce singled and 4 2/3 innings for the win, while Submitted Photo hand for a live remote. advanced to the quarterfinals of scored in the bottom of the first, collecting two hits and scoring Kasler takes silver at national tourney Also included in the price the Cal Ripken Big Kahuna 10- while Jace Amberson and Zane twice. Jacob Box also had two hits. GBHS junior to be Jackie Kasler (above) and her partner Alex is a t-shirt that kids can get under tournament in Myrtle Gill both walked and scored. Wave 6, Olney (Md.) Cercone of Seminole, Fla., won the silver ball at the 18s Clay autographed by the Dolphin Beach, S.C. on Friday before Joyce had the only two hits of Pirates 5: Wade Niles walked Court Super National Championships in Memphis, players. The concession losing to the Myrtle Beach the game for the Wave. and scored the second of his two Tennessee July 20. They were the sixth seed in the stand will also be open. Bombers 7-3. Wave 10, Sterling (Va.) runs when Adam Colston tournament, upsetting the top seed before losing in the finals For more information, call The Wave went 4-3 in the 16- Xplosion 8: Gill recorded a reached on an error as the Wave 7-6, 7-5 to the #2 seed. “I really never expected them to make Tricia Hodges at 293-1316. team tournament, which game-ending strikeout with the rallied from deficits of 4-0 and it past the third round of a 128 draw,” mother Corine said. featured teams from as far away bases loaded as the Wave held 5-2 to beat the Pirates July 22. “Most of the girls already have college scholarships and our as New York. off the Xplosion July 21. See Wave, Page 6C 6 girls are only 16.”

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Brandon only time they’d score in the Sorenson, who was 7-for-15 game as the Indians scored six passing, completed a pair of straight times. passes to Stephen Houser before The games were played three an interception ended the drive. plays and 15 yards at a time, Cody Warford picked off a with no pass rush and a four Milton pass four plays later second time limit to throw. before the Dolphins turned it Seth Hewerdine picked off a back over on downs. Choctaw pass on the fourth play Mann completed four of his of the game, setting up a six- first five passes in the drive, yard touchdown from Kyle including two to Adams, before Schnackenberg to Cody throwing four straight Warford. Schnackenberg was a incompletions to end the drive. perfect 6-for-6 on the drive and Milton closed the game by 11-for-16 for 122 yards in the scoring touchdowns on each of game. Warford caught five its last two drives. Both of passes for 68 yards. 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The Santa Rosa County Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows:

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AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; CHANGING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Photo courtesy of Joel Swann NBA group winners Front row (from left): Xan Sarra, Nick Bookout, Randy Halpin, Jon Jon Burkett and Luke Niles Back (from left): C.J. Morgan, David Keen, Harrison Rhodes, Sammy Byrnes, Cass Warford, and Coach David McGreal.

Zoning District Amended: from AG Zoning District Amended: from R1M (Agriculture District) and M1 (Restricted (Mixed Residential Subdivision District) to Industrial District) to HCD (Highway HCD (Highway Commercial Development Commercial Development District) – total District) – total approximately 2.03 (+/-) approximately 2.50 (+/-) acres. acres. Future Land Use Designation Amended: Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture and Industrial to from Single Family Residential to Commercial. Commercial.

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Olympic The proposed ordinance and maps may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad group Highway, Milton, Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with winners respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they Front row decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County (from left): Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is Luke their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing McHenry and exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceed- Luke Hering. ings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their Back row (from left): appeal is to be based. Casey Warford, Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reason- Reese able modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa Doman, Tyler County Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 or (850) 939-1259 Phelps, to make a request. For the Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must Everett be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested Doman and service. Coach David McGreal. Photo courtesy of Joel Swann

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A: Their contributions were huge last year, both of Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News them pitched with a lot of Safe at home maturity.They are a good one two punch from both sides of Adrian Culpepper slides in safely at home in the Southern Legacy’s championship game win the rubber, and as you saw over the Clarksville (Tenn.) Missfits Saturday at Exchange Park. with the Major League All- Star game, the old cliché is true ‘good pitching will beat good hitting.’ USGF: Q: Athletic Director Southern Legacy Mark Kostic told me recently that there are two assistant coaching wins World Series positions are available for next year. Do you expect to fill those or keep the Continued from Page 1C current staff intact? A: Plan on seeing the both singled and scored twice, same faces in our dugouts while Swinford and Howard as coaches. We had some both scored twice. really good young coaches Southern Legacy 9, from all over interview, but Louisiana 0: Swinford threw a things just did not work out two-hitter and struck out 10 as with teaching openings Southern Legacy advanced to and the individual’s the winners bracket final with a credentials. We still have a win over Louisiana. great core group of guys Middleton went 3-for-3 with and look forward to next season. an RBI and scored three times, while Culpepper and Bass both had two hits. Missfits 2, Southern Legacy 1: The Missfits scored both of their runs in the top of the second Thursday. Bass singled and scored on a two-out single by Landfair for the Legacy’s only run. Landfair Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News had two hits, while Middleton, Outta there Kara Brown and Taylor Mitchell (Pace) had one hit each. Southern Legacy’s Taylor Mitchell (right) tags out Nicole Massey of the East Madison (Tenn.) Heat Friday at Exchange Southern Legacy 4, Heat 0: Park. Southern Legacy won the game 4-0. Southern Legacy’s three-run fifth inning provided some game. Swinford also drove in steal. Middleton singled and insurance as they advanced to two runs with a single in the scored on a sacrifice fly by the title game with a win Friday. Legacy’s three-run fourth inning. Bass. Culpepper beat out an Swinford, who struck out Culpepper reached on a infield single and scored on a four, scored when Middleton fielder’s choice in the fourth and groundout by Krueger. Malamo, reached on a throwing error. scored when Krueger reached running for Bass, who singled in Culpepper, who hit two doubles on an error. Bass then singled, the fourth, scored on a and scored once, hit one of those setting the stage for Swinford. groundout by Landfair. Mitchell doubles in the fifth inning to Krueger scored again in the then singled to score Swinford, score Malamo, while Bass’ sin- sixth after Mitchell reached on who beat out an infield single. gle scored Culpepper. an error. Landfair singled before Swinford, who had two hits, The game ended with Krueger went in to run. was named to the All Mitchell making a running catch Southern Legacy 5, Missfits Tournament Team. She also toward the outfield fence with 1: Swinford struck out seven won the Best Pitcher and Most the bases loaded. and got out of two bases loaded Valuable Player award. Bass Southern Legacy 4, Missfits jams, including one in the sev- was named the Defensive MVP. 0: Swinford struck out eight and enth, to give the Southern Krueger had several putouts allowed only three hits as Legacy the championship. in the outfield, including one in Southern Legacy blanked the Malamo singled in the first the first inning that started a 9-3 Missfits Saturday to force the ‘if’ inning and scored on a double double play. Back to School Sale! 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Bring this She’s also looking forward to becoming a UWF opens practice on August 11. “I ad in for one She played nine games for the Tide, who leader again after spending two years as a know if I put forth the effort, then I know I pricing for active finished 4-6-2 in the East-North division. underclassmen. Some of the underclassmen can go places,” she said. military, FREE Morris has been busy since coming back are real familiar to her - Noelle Robles, a Morris will most likely stay as a defender police officers, two weeks ago - she helped Bartlinski with 2008 GBHS graduate, will be a freshman this season after helping UWF lead the fire fighters, and Visit! a camp for prospective players last weekend this year, while Jessica Majewski will be a country in shutout percentage last season. and is helping with a day camp for younger UWF freshman in 2009. “I’m excited for “If something’s not broke, we feel there’s Certified Teachers players this week. 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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C July 31, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS WAVE: GB 10-under team makes Ripken quarterfinals Continued from Page 1C Joyce went 2-for-2 and scored once, while Gordon singled, doubled, scored twice and drove in one. Colston went 2-for-3 with three RBIs, while Gill struck out three in the complete game win. Wave 13, Long Island (N.Y.) Bandits 6: Colston hit a grand slam in the Wave’s seven run second inning, while scoring seven of their remaining nine runs on wild pitches as the Wave beat the Bandits July 23. Matthew deMahy went 2-for-2 at the plate, including a two-run triple in the Wave’s five run fifth. He scored twice, as did Niles, Photo courtesy of Kristin Amberson Photo courtesy of Kristin Amberson Amberson and Kendall Gallagher. Next stop, American Idol Waiting in line North Gwinnett (Ga.) Kelsie Gallagher, Carlee Amberson, Blair Amberson and Molly deMahy sing Members of the Wave wait their chance during the ‘Bean Bob’ competition Bulldogs 10, Wave 4: Joyce hit ‘Take Me Out To The Ball Game’ during a break between innings during one of before the start of the Cal Ripken Experience. ‘Bean Bob’ tested the throwing a grand slam to account for all the games at the Cal Ripken Experience last week. accuracy of players, who had to hit a plastic dummy placed in the infield. the Wave’s runs in a loss to the Bulldogs July 23. Joyce and Gordon both had two hits in the loss, while Colston and Box had one hit each. The Wave committed three errors that allowed the Bulldogs to score eight runs in the first inning. Wave 17, Hickory (Md.) Hornets 6: Gill went 3-for-3 with a double, an RBI and three runs scored to lead the Wave past the Hornets Thursday. Amberson, Gordon and Joyce all had two hits and three runs scored, while Colston scored twice. Tyler Phelps singled and scored once, as did Xavier Arant. Myrtle Beach (S.C.) Bombers 7, Wave 3: The Bombers used a six-run first inning to eliminate the Wave Thursday. Gill went 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored, while Joyce tripled and scored and Colston singled and Photo courtesy of Kristin Amberson Photo courtesy of Kristin Amberson scored. Gordon and Amberson had Wade Niles tries to avoid getting hit by a pitch last week in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Tyler Phelps trades pins with a 12-under Legends Gold player. the Wave’s only other hits. FOOTBALL: GBHS faces Milton, Choctaw in 7-on-7 action Continued from Page 2C yarder from Mann before two incompletions gave the ball back to the threw completions to Stephen Houser Indians. Two long completions set up and Jeff White, but the Dolphins fell another Indian score before the Indians three yards short of a first down. Mann picked off a Brandon Sorenson pass finished the game going 4-for-12 for 22 and ran it back for another score. yards and three ‘sacks.’ Casey Meredeth picked off a Looking Choctaw went three and out as Choctaw pass on the next series before GBHS defenders dropped two GBHS turned it back over to the on interceptions. Tyler Johnson caught a Indians. Schumacher hauled in a 24- GBHS coach five-yard pass from Mann, but an yard pass from Schnackenberg before Chris Nemith incompletion on third down gave the Choctaw got the ball back to score their (right) and ball back to Choctaw. final touchdown. Milton coach The Indians scored again on a 27- Alex Boyce threw two completions Mike McMillion yard pass on their next possession, and one to Johnson before Choctaw look on during converting one third down in the series. stopped the Dolphins short on third warmups Choctaw went 10-for-14 on third down. White picked off a Choctaw pass before their 7- on-7 game last down, converting six of seven at one before Schnackenberg threw an week in Milton. point. GBHS went 4-for-10 on third interception to end the game. The Dolphins White caught four passes for 27 down (all when Schnackenberg was host Milton on quarterback), but failed on five straight yards, while Ty Rodewald, Hewerdine October 17. third downs at one point. and Thomas Farmer were the leading Jason Thompson/ Nicky Schumacher hauled in a five- ‘tacklers’ for the Dolphins. Gulf Breeze News

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Breezers shine at Pensacola Little Theatre ‘Seussical’ the musical is this year's summer Treehouse Theatre production at Pensacola Little Theatre. Gulf Breeze is well represtned in the show, with the 'hero' of the story, Horton the 3479Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 932-7100 Elephant, being por- in Tiger Plaza Next to Sonic ● 10-6 M - F ● 9-6 SAT trayed by Derik Lawson of Gulf Breeze (far right). The General is NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS played by Bill Fry, youth All Board of County Commissioner Meetings and other county department meetings director on staff of St. are held at the County Administrative Center, Commissioner's Board Room, 6495 Paul's United Methodist Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless otherwise indicated Church in Midway (he Budget Workshop (Constitutional Officers) August 4 9:00 a.m Budget Workshop (BOCC Departments) August 4 1:30 p.m also plays the Grinch), Local Mitigation Strategy Meeting August 5 1:00 p.m Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy, Milton and singers/dancers in Marine Advisory August 5 5:00 p.m SRC Housing Coalition August 6 1:30 p.m the ensemble are Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Savannah Green Blackwater Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors Board Meeting August 7 7:30 a.m (center) and Kendall 6285 Dogwood Dr., Milton Electrical Code Board of Adjustments and Appeals August 7 3:00 p.m Parrett (far right). Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy, Milton Zoning Board of Adjustments August 7 5:30 p.m Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News Commission Committee August 11 9:00 a.m Navarre Architectural Advisory Board August 12 3:00 p.m Navarre Chamber of Commerce, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre District 5 Recreational Advisory Committee August 12 3:00 p.m South Santa Rosa County Service Center, 5841 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Gulf Coast Aerospace and Defense Coalition Workshop August 12 6:00 p.m. Tourist Development South End Committee August 13 9:00 a.m Visitors' Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre View your unborn baby as never before! Building Code Board of Adjustments August 13 2:30 p.m Introducing video ultrasound pictures of the unborn baby in the womb. Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Tourist Development North End Committee August 14 8:30 a.m Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce, 5247 Stewart St., Milton Commission Regular August 14 9:00 a.m Fire Protection Board of Adjustment and Appeals August 14 4:00 p.m Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Local Planning Board August 14 6:00 p.m Tourist Development Council Board Meeting August 19 9:00 a.m Visitors' Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre Aviation Advisory Committee August 20 5:00 p.m Commission Committee August 25 9:00 a.m Utility Board August 25 Cancelled Municipal Service Benefit Unit Public Hearing August 25 6:00 p.m Bagdad Historical Architectural Advisory Board August 27 8:30 a.m GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA See amazing photos Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton of babies as young as 8 SHIP Partnership Advisory Committee August 27 3:00 p.m 932-9434 477-5656 weeks from 3d ultrasound & 4D ultrasound. Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton 41 Fairpoint Drive 9400 University Pkwy Parks and Recreation August 27 5:30 p.m Suite F In Baptist Medical Park New Patients Welcome Commission Regular August 28 9:00 a.m IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Commission Special - Rezoning Meeting August 28 6:00 p.m Frank Lachowsky, MD, PA ------Vicky Griffin, D.O. 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION & Baptist Medical Park Agendas and minutes are also available at www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings held Asthma Board Certified Allergy & Immunology in the Board Room can be viewed live and/or replayed at this web site by selecting OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 916-44300 the meeting from the main page.

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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS July 31, 2008 Beach Optimists aim to stop Get Bushwacked!Bushwacked! childhood cancer Pensacola Beach BY MARY CLAUS celebrates its cool, frothy Special to Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The beach optimists are currently signature drink with two accepting entry forms and photos for the 2008 Island Fun Photo Contest, to help Optimist events International fight childhood cancer around the world. Three things evoke the feel of The campaign’s goals are to : Pensacola Beach: Provide support to cancer Bushwacker/Wacker Entertainment Schedule 1. Sand in your flip flops. patients, provide support to families 2. Suntan lines. FRIDAY NIGHT, August 1 Tony C 8 p.m. and care partners, provide support to 3. The Bushwacker, a magical mix- Capt’n Fun’s: National Recording Artist health- ture of rum, ice cream, kahlua and other Rumor Mill Band 6:30 p.m. LIT 9:30 p.m. care Island Fun ingredients. Tony C 8 p.m. Glamour Kill 12 a.m. pro- This weekend, Pensacola Beach pays Molly Ringwalds 9:30 p.m. viders Photo Contest homage to the Bushwacker with festive Glamour Kill 1 a.m. Sandshaker: & pro- August 9, Hunt fun on the boardwalk, featuring live Mo Jiles 4-8 p.m. vide Hall on music at Capt’n Funs. Sandshaker: Miles from Coltrane 9 p.m. support Pensacola Beach Almost every watering hole on Miles Coltrane, 8:30 p.m. for can- Entries $10 and Pensacola Beach serves its own concoc- SUNDAY, August 3 cer re- $25 tion of the Bushwacker, but Capt’n search. SATURDAY, August 2 Capt’n Fun’s: Details; 916-0455 Funs festival is the first to make the Each Capt’n Fun’s: Festival opens 10 a.m. drink the focus of a full blown festival, year in Bushwacker 5K 7:30 a.m. The Modern Eldorados 12 complete with live entertainment Friday North America more than 12,000 Festival opens 8 a.m. p.m. through Sunday. Across the street, The children and teens are diagnosed Mainstreet Band 8 a.m. Sandshaker is abbreviating the name of with cancer. One in 330 Americans The creamy, frozen drink will be the focus of the Dirty Rotten Scoundrels 1 Sandshaker: the drink to ’Wacker Weekend, which develops cancer before the age of Bushwacker Festival and the ’Wacker weekend p.m. Lectric Mullet Band 4-8 p.m. also commemorating the drink. 20. on Pensacola Beach. Rumor Mill Band 4:30 p.m. The Optimist motto is, we are encouraged to try to build awareness of the disease, provide assistance for the kids and their families & help fund research to find a cure. Up to This week 70 percent of all childhood cancer can now be cured and childhood leukemia now has an 80 percent sur- on Pensacola Beach vival rate. The childhood cancer rate is dropping more dramatically for Friday, August 1 children than for any other age ■ Free Friday Flicks, Gulfside group due solely to Coordinated Pavilion starting at dusk. To research. find out this week’s show, “We believe that everyone in our call 850-994-9074. area has photos they have taken of fun on the beach, which they could Saturday, August 2 most probably enlarge to 5” x 7” or ■ Bushwacker 5K begins 8” x 10”and submit to the contest at 7:30 a.m. at the Gulf for a chance to win one of the spe- Breeze Rec Center. cial gift certificate awards to be bestowed upon winners of the photo Sunday, August 3 contest on August 19 at the PBOC ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30 Summer Social (need not be present to win), to be held 6PM at Hunt Hall p.m. - 7:30 p.m. on the at Our Lady of the Assumption Quietwater Boardwalk. Local Hero will Catholic Church.”says PBOC Vice perform. President Scott Neal, chairman of Tuesday, August 5 the photo contest. David Standridge/Gulf Breeze News “I totally agree with Scott,” Colors and textures ■ Bands on the Beach, 7–9 p.m. at the Gulfside beams PBOC President Mary Claus. As the sun dips farther down into the atmosphere, the rough texture of a pier is accen- Pavilion. - Dr. Breeze will perform. “This area is full of wonderful peo- tuated in the shadows. ple who have taken many exciting and precious pictures of special times shared on and around The beach areas, and $10 for one entry SRIA gets an earful of noise complaints or $25 for 3 entries is not much at all orating, obviously because the kind of limit at the property boundary of the to take a fun chance on winning and BY LISA NEWELL childhood cancer campaign is a music there is enjoyed at loud volumes. receiving land use. Gulf Breeze News super worthy cause to support.” [email protected] “I’m not sure what 70 It is sad to see it turning that way,” But without a decibel meter and Those interested in entering can (dB) really is, and I don’t Stinson added. effective training, 70 decibels is sub- submit their 5 x 7 or 8 x 10 photos Santa Rosa Island Authority board Robert Rinke, who is a co-owner of ject to interpretation. along with entry fee to: PENSACO- members heard resident after resident know that anybody really a large portion of the boardwalk, said “I’m not sure what 70 (dB) really is, LA BEACH OPTIMIST CLUB, complain about the increased noise on does.” outside entertainment is necessary but and I don’t know that anybody really P.O. BOX 1014, GULF BREEZE, the beach. – Beverly Boswell with an unlimited decibel amount, the does,” Boswell said. “We’ve worked FL 32561-1014, ATTENTION: “It’s getting louder and louder every music will “trash” each other’s busi- with the sheriff’s department and that’s Sandshaker Lounge ISLAND FUN PHOTO CONTEST. weekend,” said Verandas resident Bill nesses. been our saving grace.” Photos will be displayed at the Gibson, who said music from the near- He advocates a reasonable decibel Major Nix of the Escambia County PBOC Summer Social August 19. by Sandbar, is becoming unbearable. the noise travels up the building into limit, “otherwise you are going to have Sheriff’s office agreed. Photos may not be returned and The Sandbar, which is located next to residences. a mess, noise pollution at a huge “None of us know what 70 decibels entrants need to submit their the Verandas on Pensacola Beach Rosemary Crosby, another Verandas level.” means,” Major Nix said. NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE Blvd., added a deck overlooking Little resident, said she lives halfway up the Sandshaker co-owner Beverly The committee decided to purchase NUMBER, EMAIL ADDRESS, Sabine Bay, and offers karaoke on cer- building and can hear music from the Boswell said her establishment is tak- one decibel meter for the sheriff’s AND SIGNATURE with each tain nights. Sandshaker, even with her doors ing steps to mitigate the noise. office for approximately $2,500 and entry, agreeing that photos may Jeff Marker, a part time resident of closed. “The wall has helped already, and send a letter of understanding to the appear in local publications of vari- South Harbor, complained about the ‘We can’t sit on our balcony at we are soundproofing the roof enclo- businesses in the core area underscor- ous kinds and that entrants have level of “thumping” emanating from night,” Crosby said. “It’s hard to talk to sure next week,” Boswell said. ing the benefits of keeping the sound obtained the permission of all sub- Capt’n Funs nightclub on the board- guests.” “Hopefully the neighbors have seen level to a reasonable level. jects in photos for their use, as well walk. May Stinson, another Verandas resi- some improvement.” Additionally, the board recommend- as the fact the photos submitted are “We’re surrounded by it,” Marker dent, said she knew before purchasing Nick Bodkins told the board that in ed getting input from Bodkins about originals of the entrant. $10 per said of the core area nightclubs’ “force her condo that it was located in the core his previous job at Universal Studios in ways to mitigate the noise in the core entry or $25 for 3 entries, check field” of noise and the “thugs” it area of Pensacola Beach, an area she Orlando, he measured sound using a area. made out to Pensacola Beach attracts. enjoys. However, she said there is a decibel meter to prevent the theme The next meeting of the Santa Rosa Optimist Club must accompany Another Verandas resident, Terry legitimate reason to complain. park noise from reaching neighboring Island Authority is scheduled for each set of entries, to be eligible to McNemar, also complained about the “The noise is very markedly residences. Wednesday, Aug. 15 at 5 p.m. at the win. Sandbar’s karaoke night. increased,” Stinson said. “I have always The noise ordinance that is currently SRIA board room, 1 Via De Luna on For details, call 916-0455. “It’s pretty bad,” McNemar said, and enjoyed the boardwalk, but it is deteri- on the books provides for a 70 decibel Pensacola Beach.

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NOTICE OF lobby of the County WOODLAND HOMES, NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above prop- DUKE II ESTATE lobby of the County Bidder, at the east end of August, 2008 at APPLICATION FOR Administrative AS DES IN OR BOOK GIVEN THAT VER- erty is located in Santa All of the above prop- Administrative lobby of the County 12:00 noon. Dated this TAX DEED Complex at 6495 2199 PG 1443 DOT V1 LLC holder of Rosa County, In the All of the above prop- erty is located in Santa Complex at 6495 Administrative the 2nd day of July, Caroline St., Milton, Parcel ID: 10-1N-29- the following Tax Sale State of Florida. erty is located in Santa Rosa County, In the Caroline St., Milton, Complex at 6495 2008. NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida on the 15th day 5810-00100-0220 Certificate has filed Unless such certificate Rosa County, In the State of Florida. Florida on the 25th day Caroline St., Milton, GIVEN THAT MALBEC of September, 2008 at Name in which said Tax Certificate for shall be redeemed State of Florida. of August, 2008 at Florida on the 25th day Mary M. Johnson 11 LLC holder of the 12:00 noon. Dated Assessed: BRIAN J the Tax Deed to be according to Law, the Unless such certificate Unless such certificate 12:00 noon. Dated this of August, 2008 at Clerk of the Circuit following Tax Sale this the 23rd day of WILLIAMS issued there on. The Property described in shall be redeemed shall be redeemed the 2nd day of July, 12:00 noon. Dated this Court of Santa Rosa Certificate has filed July, 2008. All of the above prop- Certificate Number such Certificate will be according to Law, the according to Law, the 2008. the 2nd day of July, County, Florida said Tax Certificate for erty is located in Santa and year of Issuance, sold to the Highest Property described in Property described in 2008. ––––––––––––––––– the Tax Deed to be Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the the Description of Bidder, at the east end such Certificate will be such Certificate will be Mary M. Johnson NOTICE OF issued thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit State of Florida. property, and Name(s) lobby of the County sold to the Highest sold to the Highest Clerk of the Circuit Mary M. Johnson APPLICATION Certificate Number Court of Santa Rosa in which it is assessed Administrative Bidder, at the east end Bidder, at the east end Court of Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit FOR TAX DEED and year of Issuance, County, Florida Unless such certificate is as follows: Complex at 6495 lobby of the County lobby of the County County, Florida Court of Santa Rosa the Description of –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed Caroline St., Milton, Administrative Administrative ––––––––––––––––– County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY property, and Name(s) NOTICE OF according to Law, the Certificate Number: Florida on the 8th day Complex at 6495 Complex at 6495 NOTICE OF ––––––––––––––––– GIVEN THAT in which it is assessed APPLICATION FOR Property described in 1088 of September, 2008 at Caroline St., Milton, Caroline St., Milton, APPLICATION NOTICE OF SAUTERNES V LLC is as follows: TAX DEED such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: 12:00 noon. Dated this Florida on the 8th day Florida on the 25th day FOR TAX DEED APPLICATION holder of the following sold to the Highest 2006 the 16th day of July, of September, 2008 at of August, 2008 at FOR TAX DEED Tax Sale Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end 2008. 12:00 noon. Dated 12:00 noon. Dated this NOTICE IS HEREBY has filed said Tax Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MALBEC lobby of the County Description of this the 16th day of the 2nd day of July, GIVEN THAT VERDOT NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate for the Tax 1090 11 LLC holder of the Administrative Property: LT 29 BLK I, Mary M. Johnson July, 2008. 2008. V1 LLC holder of the GIVEN THAT VERDOT Deed to be issued Year of Issuance: 2006 following Tax Sale Complex at 6495 MOORS GOLF & Clerk of the Circuit following Tax Sale V1 LLC holder of the thereon. The Certificate has filed Caroline St., Milton, RACQUET CLUB 1ST Court of Santa Rosa Mary M. Johnson Mary M. Johnson Certificate has filed following Tax Sale Certificate Number Description of said Tax Certificate for Florida on the 15th day ADD, AS DES IN OR County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit said Tax Certificate for Certificate has filed and year of Issuance, Property: LT 2 BLK J, the Tax Deed to be of September, 2008 at Court of Santa Rosa Court of Santa Rosa the Tax Deed to be said Tax Certificate for the Description of BOOK 2235 PG 1954 MOORS GOLF & issued thereon. The 12:00 noon. Dated –––––––––––––––––– County, Florida County, Florida issued thereon. The the Tax Deed to be property, and Name(s) RACQUET CLUB 1ST Certificate Number this the 23rd day of Parcel ID: 41-1N-28- NOTICE OF –––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––– Certificate Number issued thereon. The in which it is assessed ADD, AS DES IN OR and year of Issuance, July, 2008. 2567-00I00-0290 APPLICATION NOTICEOF NOTICE OF and year of Issuance, Certificate Number is as follows: BOOK 2344 PG 1575 the Description of FOR TAX DEED APPLICATION APPLICATION the Description of and year of Issuance, Parcel ID: 41-1N-28- property, and Name(s) Mary M. Johnson Name in which FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED property, and Name(s) the Description of Certificate Number: 2567-00J00-0020 in which it is assessed Clerk of the Circuit Assessed: NOTICE IS HEREBY in which it is assessed property, and Name(s) 972 Name in which is as follows: Court of Santa Rosa JOHN KILEY GIVEN THAT VER- NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY is as follows: in which it is assessed Year of Issuance: 2006 Assessed: JOHN County, Florida BUILDERS INC DOT V1 LLC holder of GIVEN THAT MALBEC GIVEN THAT VERDOT is as follows: KILEY BUILDERS INC Certificate Number: the following Tax Sale 11 LLC holder of the V1 LLC holder of the Certificate Number: Description of All of the above prop- 2252 –––––––––––––––––– All of the above prop- Certificate has filed following Tax Sale following Tax Sale 1855 Certificate Number: Property: LT 9 BLK erty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE OF erty is located in Santa said Tax Certificate for Certificate has filed Certificate has filed Year of Issuance: 2006 2538 474, AVALON BEACH Rosa County, In the APPLICATION FOR Rosa County, In the the Tax Deed to be said Tax Certificate for said Tax Certificate for Year of Issuance: 2006 Parcel ID: State of Florida. Description of TAX DEED State of Florida. issued there on. The the Tax Deed to be the Tax Deed to be Description of 40-1N-28-0090-47400- Property: LT 16 BLK Unless such certificate Certificate Number issued thereon. The issued thereon. The Property: COM NW Description of 0090 Unless such certificate 52,NAVARRE 2ND NOTICE IS HEREBY shall be redeemed and year of Issuance, Certificate Number Certificate Number COR OF NW/4 OF Property: LTS 12 & 13 Name in which shall be redeemed ADD, AS DES IN OR GIVEN THAT MALBEC according to Law, the the Description of and year of Issuance, and year of Issuance, SE/4 OF 18-2N-29W, OF UNREC SUB, AS Assessed: STELLA M according to Law, the BOOK 1307 PGS 711 11 LLC holder of the Property described in property, and Name(s) the Description of the Description of TH S 88*17'40" E DES IN OR BOOK NALEWAY, ANDREW Property described in & 712 following Tax Sale such Certificate will be in which it is assessed property, and Name(s) property, and Name(s) 1119.90', TH S 2204 PG 60 A NALEWAY such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- Certificate has filed sold to the Highest is as in which it is assessed in which it is assessed 1*46'29" W 200' TO Parcel ID: (DECEASED) sold to the Highest 2750-05200-0160 said Tax Certificate for Bidder, at the east end follows is as follows: is as follows: PT ON E R/W BUDDY 11-2S-27-0000-00413- All of the above prop- Bidder, at the east end Name in which the Tax Deed to be lobby of the County LN & POB, TH S 0000 erty is located in Santa lobby of the County Assessed: GLINDA L issued thereon. The Administrative Certificate Number: Certificate Number: Certificate Number: 88*17'40" E 200', TH Name in which Rosa County, In the Administrative STUDIVAN, GARY S Certificate Number Complex at 6495 1915 1757 2026 S 1*46'40" W 210', TH Assessed: RICHARD State of Florida. Complex at 6495 STUDIVAN N/K/A and year of Issuance, Caroline St., Milton, Year of Issuance: Year of Issuance: Year of Issuance: 2006 N 88*17'40" W 200' HANSEL PRESCOTT Caroline St., Milton, TRYSHA MARIE the Description of Florida on the 8th day 2006 2006 TO RD, TH N 1*46'29" All of the above prop- Unless such certificate Florida on the 15th day DANIELLE MCANG- property, and Name(s) of September, 2008 at Description of E 200' TO POB, AS erty is located in shall be redeemed of September, 2008 at LISH in which it is assessed 12:00 noon. Dated Description of Description of Property: PROPERTY DES IN OR BOOK Santa Rosa County, In according to Law, the 12:00 noon. Dated this All of the above prop- is as follows: this the 16th day of Property: Property: DESCRIBED IN OR 2169 PG 1208 the State of Florida. Property described in the 23rd day of July, erty is located in Santa July, 2008. LT 17 BLK A, SOUTH- LTS 10,11,12, BLK 40, BOOK 2097 PG 2019 Parcel ID: 18-2N-29- such Certificate will be 2008. Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: WIND ESTATES, AS FLORIDATOWN, AS Parcel ID: 0000-00160-0000 Unless such certificate sold to the Highest State of Florida. 2402 Mary M. Johnson DES IN OR BOOK DES IN OR BOOK 28-6N-29-0000-00300- shall be redeemed Bidder, at the east end Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2006 Clerk of the Circuit 1749 PG 1182 1707 PG 308 0000 Name in which according to Law, the lobby of the County Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate Court of Santa Rosa Parcel ID: Parcel ID: Name in which Assessed: JERRY L Property described in Administrative Complex Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed Description of County, Florida 32-2N-29-5212- 23-1N-29-1210-04000- Assessed: JODY LANE such Certificate will be at 6495 Caroline St., County, Florida according to Law, the Property: LT 45 BLK 3, –––––––––––––––––– 00A00-0170 0100 MAXWELL LINZY All of the above prop- sold to the Highest Milton, Florida on the –––––––––––––––––– Property described in NAVARRE 1ST ADD, NOTICE OF All of the above prop- erty is located in Santa Bidder, at the east end 25th day of August, NOTICE OF such Certificate will be AS DES IN OR BOOK APPLICATION Name in which Name in which erty is located in Santa Rosa County, In the lobby of the County 2008 at 12:00 noon. APPLICATION FOR sold to the Highest 1333 PG 508 FOR TAX DEED Assessed: SANFORD Assessed: MICHAEL Rosa County, In the State of Florida. Administrative Complex Dated this the 2nd day TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- L WYATT, GORDAN C W MATHENY, KEL- State of Florida. at 6495 Caroline St., of July, 2008. lobby of the County 2740-00300-0450 NOTICE IS HEREBY HOWELL LEY F MATHENY Unless such certificate Milton, Florida on the NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Name in which GIVEN THAT VER- Unless such certificate shall be redeemed 25th day of August, Mary M. Johnson GIVEN THAT MALBEC Complex at 6495 Assessed: RAYMOND DOT V1 LLC holder of All of the above prop- All of the above prop- shall be redeemed according to Law, the 2008 at 12:00 noon. Clerk of the Circuit 11 LLC holder of the Caroline St., Milton, DZIOBA, MARTHA the following Tax Sale erty is located in Santa erty is located in Santa according to Law, the Property described in Dated this the 2nd day Court of Santa Rosa following Tax Sale Florida on the 15th day CANDACE DZIOBA Certificate has filed Rosa County, In the Rosa County, In the Property described in such Certificate will be of July, 2008. County, Florida Certificate has filed of September, 2008 at All of the above prop- said Tax Certificate for State of Florida. State of Florida. such Certificate will be sold to the Highest ––––––––––––––––– said Tax Certificate for 12:00 noon. Dated this erty is located in Santa the Tax Deed to be Unless such certificate Unless such certificate sold to the Highest Bidder, at the east end Mary M. Johnson the Tax Deed to be the 23rd day of July, Rosa County, In the issued there on.The shall be redeemed shall be redeemed Bidder, at the east end lobby of the County Clerk of the Circuit In the Circuit Court of Certificate Number the First Judicial Circuit, issued thereon. The 2008. State of Florida. according to Law, the according to Law, the lobby of the County Administrative Complex Court of Santa Rosa in and for Santa Rosa Certificate Number and year of Issuance, Property described in Property described in Administrative at 6495 Caroline St., County, Florida County Florida and year of Issuance, Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate the Description of such Certificate will be such Certificate will be Complex at 6495 Milton, Florida on the ––––––––––––––––– the Description of Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed property, and Name(s) sold to the Highest sold to the Highest Caroline St., Milton, 25th day of August, NOTICE OF Case No.: 08-1142DR in which it is assessed Division: E property, and Name(s) Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the Bidder, at the east end Bidder, at the east end Florida on the 25th day 2008 at 12:00 noon. APPLICATION Kathryn B. Morgan in which it is assessed County, Florida Property described in is as follows: lobby of the County lobby of the County of August, 2008 at Dated this the 2nd day FOR TAX DEED Hamilton, Petitioner and is as follows: –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be Administrative Administrative 12:00 noon. Dated this of July, 2008. Christopher Lee Hamilton, respondent NOTICE OF sold to the Highest Certificate Number: Complex at 6495 Complex at 6495 the 2nd day of July, NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number: APPLICATION FOR Bidder, at the east end 2454 Caroline St., Milton, Caroline St., Milton, 2008. Mary M. Johnson GIVEN THAT VERDOT NOTICE OF ACTION FOR 2302 TAX DEED lobby of the County Year of Issuance: Florida on the 8th day Florida on the 8th day Clerk of the Circuit V1 LLC holder of the DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Year of Issuance: 2006 Administrative 2006 of September, 2008 at of September, 2008 at Mary M. Johnson Court of Santa Rosa following Tax Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 12:00 noon. Dated 12:00 noon. Dated Clerk of the Circuit County, Florida Certificate has filed To Christopher Lee Description of GIVEN THAT MALBEC Caroline St., Milton, Description of this the 16th day of this the 16th day of Court of Santa Rosa ––––––––––––––––– said Tax Certificate for Hamilton, 2802 Ventian Property: LT 6, BLK 11 LLC holder of the Florida on the 15th day Property: July, 2008. July, 2008. County, Florida NOTICE OF the Tax Deed to be Gardens, Gulf Breeze, FL, 32563 191, HOLLEY BY THE following Tax Sale of September, 2008 at PROPERTY ––––––––––––––––– APPLICATION issued thereon. The SEA, AS DES IN OR Certificate has filed 12:00 noon. Dated DESCRIBED IN OR Mary M. Johnson Mary M. Johnson NOTICE OF FOR TAX DEED Certificate Number YOU ARE NOTIFIED that BOOK 1760 PG 442 said Tax Certificate for this the 23rd day of BOOK 470 PG 581, Clerk of the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit APPLICATION and year of Issuance, an action has been filed LESS OR 567 PG against you and that you Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- the Tax Deed to be July, 2008. Court of Santa Rosa Court of Santa Rosa FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY the Description of are required to serve a 1920-19100-0060 issued thereon. The 331, LESS OR 1295 County, Florida County, Florida GIVEN THAT VERDOT property, and Name(s) copy of your written defens- Name in which Certificate Number Mary M. Johnson PG 50 –––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––– NOTICE IS HEREBY V1 LLC holder of the in which it is assessed es, if any, to it on KATHRYN Assessed: ROBERT and year of Issuance, Clerk of the Circuit Parcel ID: NOTICE OF NOTICE OF GIVEN THAT VERDOT following Tax Sale is as follows: B. HAMILTON whose 39-1S-27-0000-02900- address is 2802 Venetian PHILIP WALCOVY the Description of Court of Santa Rosa APPLICATION APPLICATION V1 LLC holder of the Certificate has filed Gardens, Gulf Breeze, FL All of the above prop- property, and Name(s) County, Florida 0000 FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED following Tax Sale said Tax Certificate for Certificate Number: 32563 on or before erty is located in Santa in which it is assessed Certificate has filed the Tax Deed to be 2169 8/11/08, and file the original Name in which with the clerk of this court Rosa County, In the is as follows: –––––––––––––––––– NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY said Tax Certificate for issued thereon. The Year of Issuance: 2006 at POST OFFICE BOX State of Florida. NOTICE OF Assessed: ALVIN L GIVEN THAT MALBEC GIVEN THAT VERDOT the Tax Deed to be Certificate Number 472, MILTON, FL 32572 Certificate Number: APPLICATION FOR TOLBERT, VIRGINIA 11 LLC holder of the V1 LLC holder of the issued thereon. The and year of Issuance, Description of before service on Petitioner A TOLBERT or immediately thereafter. If Unless such certificate 2203 TAX DEED following Tax Sale following Tax Sale Certificate Number the Description of Property: PROPERTY you fail to do so, a default shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed Certificate has filed and year of Issuance, property, and Name(s) DESCRIBED IN OR may be entered against according to Law, the NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above prop- said Tax Certificate for said Tax Certificate for the Description of in which it is assessed BOOK 2412 PG 258, you for the relief demand- Property described in Description of GIVEN THAT MALBEC erty is located in Santa the Tax Deed to be the Tax Deed to be property, and Name(s) is as follows: LESS N 33' FOR RD ed in the petition. Rosa County, In the Copies of all court doc- such Certificate will be Property: LT 26, BLK 11 LLC holder of the issued thereon. The issued thereon. The in which it is assessed R/W, LESS ALL MIN uments in this case, sold to the Highest 13, NAVARRE 2ND following Tax Sale State of Florida. Certificate Number Certificate Number is as follows: Certificate Number: RTS including orders, are Bidder, at the east end ADD, AS DES IN OR Certificate has filed Unless such certificate and year of Issuance, and year of Issuance, 1084 Parcel ID: 15-2S-26- available at the Clerk of shall be redeemed the Circuit Court’s office. lobby of the County BOOK 2226 PG 278 said Tax Certificate for the Description of the Description of Certificate Number: Year of Issuance: 2006 0000-00473-0000 You may review these Administrative Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- the Tax Deed to be according to Law, the property, and Name(s) property, and Name(s) 2110 documents upon Complex at 6495 2750-01300-0260 issued thereon. The Property described in in which it is assessed in which it is assessed Year of Issuance: 2006 Description of Name in which request. Caroline St., Milton, Name in which Certificate Number such Certificate will be is as is as follows: Property: LT 22 BLK Assessed: LEE C You must keep the Clerk sold to the Highest of the Circuit Court’s Florida on the 15th day Assessed: MITCHELL and year of Issuance, follows Description of E, MOORS GOLF & CARLISLE, TAMMY L office notified of your of September, 2008 at BELEZNAY, NICOLE the Description of Bidder, at the east end Certificate Number: Property: PROPERTY RACQUET CLUB, AS CARLISLE, L C current address. (You 12:00 noon. Dated BELEZNAY property, and Name(s) lobby of the County Certificate Number: 2344 DESCRIBED IN OR DES IN OR BOOK MOSELY, MARION L may file Notice of Current Administrative Address, Florida this the 23rd day of All of the above prop- in which it is assessed 1913 Year of Issuance: 2006 BOOK 804 PG 399 1850 PG 316 MOSELY Supreme Court July, 2008. erty is located in Santa is as follows: Complex at 6495 Year of Issuance: Parcel ID: 06-2S-26- Parcel ID: All of the above prop- Approved Family Law Rosa County, In the Caroline St., Milton, 2006 Description of 0000-01202-0000 41-1N-28-2567- erty is located in Santa Form 12.915.) Future Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. Certificate Number: Florida on the 8th day Property: PROPERTY Name in which 00E00-0220 Rosa County, In the papers in this lawsuit will of September, 2008 at be mailed to the address Clerk of the Circuit 2751 Description of DESCRIBED IN OR Assessed: NAVARRE Name in which State of Florida. on record at the clerk’s Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2006 12:00 noon. Dated this Property: BOOKS 946 PG 178, BUILDERS INC Assessed: JOHN office. County, Florida shall be redeemed the 16th day of July, PROPERTY OR 1009 PG 81 & All of the above prop- KILEY BUILDERS INC Unless such certificate WARNING: Rule 12.285, 2008. Florida Family Law Rules –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the Description of DESCRIBED IN OR OR 1081 PG 397, erty is located in All of the above prop- shall be redeemed of Proecedure, requires NOTICE OF Property described in Property: LT 30 BLK BOOK 1458 PG 999 & LESS RD R/W, LESS Santa Rosa County, In erty is located in Santa according to Law, the certain autmatic disclo- APPLICATION FOR such Certificate will be A, BARBAROSA Mary M. Johnson PROPERTY ALL MIN RTS, LESS the State of Florida. Rosa County, In the Property described in sure of documents and Clerk of the Circuit information. Failure to TAX DEED sold to the Highest RANCHETTES, AS DESCRIBED IN OR OR BOOK 1863 PG State of Florida. such Certificate will be comply can result in Bidder, at the east end DES IN OR BOOK Court of Santa Rosa BOOK 1538 PG 1523 516 DOT Unless such certificate sold to the Highest sanctions, including dis- NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County 1396 PG 329 County, Florida Parcel ID: Parcel ID: 20-2S-26- shall be redeemed Unless such certificate Bidder, at the east end missal or striking of GIVEN THAT MALBEC Administrative Parcel ID: 30-2S-27- –––––––––––––––––– 32-2N-29-0000-00800- 0000-00538-0000 according to Law, the shall be redeemed lobby of the County pleadings. NOTICE OF 11 LLC holder of the Complex at 6495 0200-00A00-0300 0000 Property described in according to Law, the Administrative Legal 362 following Tax Sale Caroline St., Milton, Name in which APPLICATION Name in which such Certificate will be Property described in Complex at 6495 Gulf Breeze News Certificate has filed Florida on the 15th day Assessed: ROBERT FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: KATHER- sold to the Highest such Certificate will be Caroline St., Milton, 7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31 said Tax Certificate for of September, 2008 at EDWARD MITCHELL Assessed: THOMAS F INE M SPENLER Bidder, at the east end sold to the Highest Florida on the 25th day the Tax Deed to be 12:00 noon. Dated this II, CHRISTINE P NOTICE IS HEREBY issued thereon. The the 23rd day of July, MITCHELL, ROBERT GIVEN THAT VER- Certificate Number 2008. EDWARD MITCHELL DOT V1 LLC holder of NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER and year of Issuance, III, HOPE MITCHELL the following Tax Sale the Description of Mary M. Johnson All of the above prop- Certificate has filed AN ORDINANCE property, and Name(s) Clerk of the Circuit erty is located in Santa said Tax Certificate for the Tax Deed to be in which it is assessed Court of Santa Rosa Rosa County, In the The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board is as follows: County, Florida State of Florida. issued thereon. The Certificate Number of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., and year of August 14, 2008, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Administrative Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– Unless such certificate Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. 2276 NOTICE OF shall be redeemed Issuance,the Year of Issuance: 2006 APPLICATION FOR according to Law, the Description of proper- ty, and Name(s) in TAX DEED Property described in AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, such Certificate will be which it is assessed is Description of AMENDING ORDINANCE 2005-37; PROVIDING FOR ESTAB- Property: LT 4, BLK NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest as follows: LISHMENT OF A TRANSPORTATION IMPACT FEE ECO- 66, HOLLEY BY THE GIVEN THAT MALBEC Bidder, at the east end NOMIC DEVELOPMENT CREDIT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFI- SEA, AS DES IN OR 11 LLC holder of the lobby of the County Certificate Number: CATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND, PROVID- BOOK 1516 PG 1317 following Tax Sale Administrative 1854 ING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- Certificate has filed Complex at 6495 Year of Issuance: 1920-06600-0040 said Tax Certificate for Caroline St., Milton, 2006 Name in which the Tax Deed to be Florida on the 15th day This Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled Assessed: RICHARD issued thereon. The of September, 2008 at Description of meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services G KISSEL Certificate Number 12:00 noon. Dated Property: Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties All of the above prop- and year of Issuance, this the 23rd day of PROPERTY should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the erty is located in Santa the Description of July, 2008. DESCRIBED IN OR Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before Rosa County, In the property, and Name(s) BOOK 2714 PG 243 said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a State of Florida. in which it is assessed Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: record of the proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose is as follows: Clerk of the Circuit 18-2N-29-0000-00159- 932-8986 they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, Unless such certificate Court of Santa Rosa 0000 which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their shall be redeemed Certificate Number: County, Florida appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be according to Law, the 1661 –––––––––––––––––– Name in which www.GulfBreezeNews.com heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. Property described in Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE OF Assessed: DEBORAH such Certificate will be APPLICATION J PHILLIPS, JAMES L LEGAL 366 Gulf Breeze News 7/31/08 sold to the Highest Description of FOR TAX DEED PHILLIPS Bidder, at the east end Property: LT 22 BLK 1,

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