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issue for residents AREAS NOT TO SCALE. all others face uncertain hurricane season Descriptions are only general representations. ■ Recreation boaters look to GIS BY LISA NEWELL by representatives from Florida percent deductible to a 10 per- Kevin Anaston, a business Gulf Breeze News Are you eligible Insurance Commissioner Kevin cent deductible,“ Offerdahl said, owner, said “local businesses ■ Bubba’s Beach [email protected] for coverage? McCarty’s office and U.S. Rep. adding that he searched for two are going to fail, the economy is Jeff Miller’s office. months for a more reasonable going to go,” because of this A storm is brewing for busi- Visit this website to determine On the first front, business policy. windstorm insurance crisis. ness owners in most parts of if your street is on Citizen’s owners outside the incorporated “Obviously, this puts me out Wallace Moorehand, an Santa Rosa County, as several Wind-Only Map: limits of Gulf Breeze or of business,” Offerdahl said. insurance agent from Mary bad fronts converge to eliminate www.fwua.com/stdir.htm Pensacola Beach or Navarre “Today (my mortgage compa- Esther, said the problem should WEEKEND windstorm coverage. Beach are getting notice that ny) is force insuring me for be addressed at the national Weather “This problem is so big that about 100 people converged on their insurance policies are $50,000 and this only covers level. THURSDAY 6/15 we can’t get our arms around the Community Life Center to being non-renewed, or are their interest in my building. I “The problem is much bigger it,” said John Broxson, Santa get more information about why increasing by as much as can’t pass that on to a consumer. than Florida,” Moorehand said, Sunny area businesses are being non- $200,000. I’m basically insuring total col- predicting that a national solu- O Rosa County commissioner for high 92 District 5. renewed for insurance or facing Nels Offerdahl, owner of the lapse. ” tion is needed for businesses to O low 76 The Gulf Breeze Area sky-high premiums. Breeze 8 Cinemas in Gulf Offerdahl received the stay in Florida. Chamber of Commerce hosted a Representatives from insur- Breeze, recently was stunned to increase although “I haven’t had “If these hurricanes keep FRIDAY 6/16 Windstorm Insurance Crisis ance agencies and government learn his insurance went from claim one” despite direct hits to coming and there is no national agreed to sit on the panel of the $25,000 per year to $225,000. our area by hurricanes Ivan and Mostly Sunny forum Thursday, June 8, and See INSURANCE forum, which was also attended “That’s going from a five Dennis. , Page 3A6 high 92O O low 77 Small SATURDAY 6/17 102 candles businesses Mostly Sunny high 90O Gulf Breeze’s Gertrude Filsinger’s urged to low 77O secret? ‘Just be happy’ prepare SUNDAY 6/18 she attributes to her longevity, BY FRANKLIN HAYES Partly Cloudy BY FRANKLIN HAYES Filsinger replied simply, “Just Gulf Breeze News O [email protected] high 90 Gulf Breeze News be happy.” low 76O [email protected] Melia Burton, one of Filsinger’s five grandchildren, In the event of a major hur- The year Gertrude Filsinger is the primary caretaker for the ricane, local officials noted was born, the United States centenarian, and also believes that the federal government is began work on the Panama her maternal grandmother’s not always available immediately after a storm, and small INSIDE Canal, and the first underground easygoing spirit is what pro- businesses and residents line of the New York City longed her life into the twenty- Classifieds 4-6 D should plan accordingly. Area Subway opened for business. first century. Burton also men- A leaders met with business Community 4,5 That was 1904. tioned that her grandmother did owners and managers last Crossword/Movies 5B Filsinger celebrated her not smoke or drive, labored in Gertrude Filsinger smiles for the camera as patrons and week in an effort to help the Editorial 6A 102nd birthday at The Villas at her yard daily and drank only employees of the Villas at Gulf Breeze surprise her with cake community prepare for disas- Entertainment 4,5B Gulf Breeze June 4, and since occasionally. Unlike many geri- and ice cream. Filsinger turned 102 June 4. ters. Daniel Cavanaugh with Island News 1,2B coming to the United States in atrics, Filsinger does not ingest 1926 she has lived through 13 very blessed to have that partic- many of the contiguous 48 the Small Business School News 1-3 D a plethora of medication. Burton Presidents, and seen the rise of ular family member in my life. states, enjoying bird watching Development Center, W.A. Sports 1-6C says she takes an occasional “Buck” Lee with the Santa many modern conveniences pain reliever for headaches and She took care of us when we and using her excellent sense of Talk of the Town 5A Rosa Island Authority [SRIA] such as air conditioning, air eye drops for glaucoma. were little, and now it’s my turn humor. TV LISTINGS 3B travel, the automobile, the tele- to take care of her,” said Burton. “She could always find and Ed Rodriguez with the “She is very accepting of county’s Division of phone, the computer and the whatever life throws her way. According to Burton, her humor in any situation,” Burton “Mailing Statement is Internet. Emergency Management con- She makes the best of whatever grandmother experienced the said. on Editorial Page” When asked what behaviors gamut of life, traveling to see verged at the Gulf Breeze she has, wherever she is. I am See CENTENARIAN, Page 2A6 Chamber of Commerce office FOUR SECTIONS to discuss different ways both VOL. 5, NO. 22 small businesses and private JUNE 15, 2006 GB Hospital celebrates quarterly employees citizens can prepare for a mul- titude of disasters, with a special focus on hurricanes. BY B.J. DAVIS In a prepared statement, Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Federal Emergency Management Administration Gulf Breeze Hospital hon- [FEMA] official Scott Morris ored its Employees of the said: “Preparedness is a responsibility that FEMA home! Quarter last week, a program aggressively promotes and that which began in 1987. Of the 78 must happen at all levels - employees who have earned the from the individual to the distinction, 47 are still your local, state and federal govern- employed with the hospital. ment.” "The employees represent the SRIA General Manager best and brightest of our part- Buck Lee agreed that the fed- ners. They are chosen by their eral government should not be peers and have been recognized expected immediately after a by our Board members," said disaster, and that proper disas- Gulf Breeze Hospital CEO Dr. ter planning is absolutely nec- Robert Harriman. He added, essary. “The government is not Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today "These Employees of the B.J. Davis/Gulf Breeze News 47 of the 87 quarterly employees of Gulf Breeze Hospital are still employed by the system. going to be there the next day,” Quarter are the foundation of Lee said “Make sure you have Gulf Breeze Hospital's culture patient satisfaction and to be The list of winners from the September 1987 (Champion enough supplies for three of Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly and represent the commitment named as one of Fortune 100's program's inception is as fol- 6/99, Legend 2000); Diane four days.” that allows us to rank in the top Best Places to Work in America lows: Rodriguez noted that resi- one percent of all hospitals in for five consecutive years." Barbara Jowers, July, August, See EMPLOYEES, Page 2A6 See PREPARE, Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A June 15, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Gulf Breeze PD receives fifth consecutive excellence award Today, June 15 The cost is $15 per person and will spite of a 15 percent increase in exchange of ideas and solutions include salad, dinner and drinks. A cash STAFF REPORTS Stormwater Utility Workshop, Session II, 8 a.m., traffic and traffic crashes in to problems so others can learn bar will be available. Seats are limited Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive [email protected] Santa Rosa County in 2005. and benefit. The basic premise so please call in and reserve your seat today! You may RSVP via voicemail at Volunteers also assisted over 60 behind the Rocky Pomerance Golf Committee Meeting, 3:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze 471.2292, email at Gulf Breeze Police motorists last year. The volun- Excellence in Policing Award is Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Conference Room, 409 [email protected] or contact Department selected as Rocky teer efforts are on track to gen- to recognize Florida Police Gulf Breeze Parkway Pomerance “Excellence in erate an additional 13 percent Chiefs Association member Mary Kyte at 232.5846. Policing” winner from Florida reduction in crashes for 2006. agencies for implementation of Friday, June 16 Police Chiefs Association for an The purpose of this award is programs that assess their effec- No meetings scheduled as of press time unprecedented 5th year in a row. to provide a mechanism for the tiveness in addressing a particu- Wednesday, June 21 Gulf Breeze: Chief Peter Florida Police Chiefs lar problem or challenge No meetings scheduled as of press Paulding of the Gulf Breeze Association to recognize mem- they’ve faced. Projects are eval- Saturday, June 17 time Police Department announced ber agencies for developing and uated in several areas including No meetings scheduled as of press time today that the agency has been implementing an innovative project selection, analysis tech- Thursday, June 22 selected for the prestigious approach to policing. The award niques, solutions and results. Sunday, June 18 Santa Rosa County Commission “Rocky Pomerance Excellence has been named in honor of Consideration is given to how No meetings scheduled as of press time Regular Meeting, 9 a.m., Commissioner's in Policing” award by the Rocky Pomerance, who has well the applicant agency iden- Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Florida Police Chiefs been recognized as exemplify- tified the problem the project Monday, June 19 Association. This is the fifth ing the image of an innovative addressed, how solutions were School Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., 5086 City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City year in a row that the Gulf and visionary leader who fur- developed and implemented, Canal Street, Milton Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Breeze Police have been recog- thered the mission of the Florida and how they institutionalized Police Chiefs Association and the project (ensured that it will nized as the number one small Santa Rosa County Commission Committee Same Time, Same Place the law enforcement profession have enduring results).” police agency in the State of Meeting, 9 a.m., Commissioner's Board Room, 6495 The South Santa Rosa Writers meet each sec- Florida by the FCPA. To within Florida. A practitioner Chief Paulding said, “This is Caroline Street, Milton ond and fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at St. achieve this distinction, the Gulf and visionary, Chief Rocky an awesome accomplishment Augustine’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall, 7810 Breeze Police Department com- Pomerance, was the Chief of and is a manifestation of the Navarre Parkway, Navarre, west of Highway 87 adja- petes against 110 small police Police of Miami Beach, Florida, hard work and dedication of the Tuesday, June 20 American Business Women’s Association will hold cent to the Lewis Funeral Home. agencies across the state. from early 1950’s through 1977 members of the Gulf Breeze its next monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. and is to conclude For further information, contact Nancy at (850) 936- The award is being presented and served as the President of Police Department and our citi- 6889 or email [email protected]. the International Association of zen volunteers. Even though we at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 20 at ZEA’s Restaurant and to the Gulf Breeze Police for Grill, located at 605 E. Gregory Street. their success using volunteers to Chiefs of Police from October are a small police agency, we help reduce traffic crashes in the 1973 through October 1974. take a back seat to no one when community. In 2004, the Gulf The Florida Police Chiefs it comes to delivering quality Breeze Traffic Safety Task Association says of the award, service to our community. PREPARE: Businesses should be self-sufficient Force developed 28 strategies to “Quality in law enforcement is a Receiving this recognition from Continued from page 1A reduce crashes in the city rang- vital asset to the community, the Florida Police Chiefs and should be encouraged, pro- Association is a high honor; to ing from improved signage to dents taking critical medication moted and formally recognized. receive such recognition five roadway reconfiguration. Over should also be sure to have a The philosophy behind this years in a row is virtually half of the recommendations detailed list and at least two have already been implemented award is to recognize excellence unheard of. I am very proud of weeks of their required pharma- with significant effect. Perhaps in policing and to encourage our entire agency and gratified ceuticals. “If evacuating, make the most sweeping recommen- member law enforcement agen- by the collaboration and assis- your plan early,” Rodriguez dation was the use of volunteers cies to share with their peers tance we received from the said. “Let family members out- to drive marked police cars for those programs they’ve devel- entire community.” Chief side of Florida know where you traffic calming and motorist oped to address community Paulding will represent Gulf are going, who’s with you and assistance. Traffic crashes problems and have enhanced Breeze Police Department at the how long you will be there.” reduced five percent in 2004 them in the eyes of their respec- award presentation at the Cavanaugh gave a presenta- and an additional two percent tive communities. The most Daytona Beach ceremony dur- last year after volunteers began important goal of the Rocky ing the annual summer confer- tion that focused on business their traffic calming patrols. Pomerance Excellence in ence of the Florida Police continuity. “Business continuity This success was achieved in Policing Award is to foster the Chiefs Association. is being able to respond to adverse circumstances and being resilient enough to contin- EMPLOYEES: Honorees among hospital’s best ue doing business,” Cavanaugh said. Most importantly, Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Continued from page 1A September 1994 (Champion Williams, October, November, Cavanaugh discussed specific From left to right: Ed Rodriguez with Santa Rosa County 6/99); Deborah Karstens, December 2000; John Sharp, planning strategies to assist a Division of Emergency Management, Daniel Cavanaugh with Peek, July, August, September October, November, December January, February, March 2001; post disaster return to normalcy. the UWF Small Business Development Center, W.A. “Buck” 1988; Alfreda Harrison, 1994 (Champion 3/01); Loretto Bob Froeber, April, May, June Creating a business continu- Lee with the Santa Rosa Island Authority and Meg Peltier January, February, March 1989; Kutzer, April, May, June 1995; 2001; Betty Gusack, July, with the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce met with ity plan should focus on think- Becky Eubank, July, August, Ed Perry, July, August, August, September 2001; Mike local small business owners June 6 to discuss disaster plan- ing outside the box Cavanaugh September 1989; Tommy September 1995; Tina Schmidt, Aguilar, October, November, ning. said. Resources such as working Johnson, October, November, October, November, December December 2001; Lisa Parker, capital and alternate business December 1989 (Champion 1996; Kurt Dressel, January, July, August, September 2002; istration] and my insurance things we did right during Ivan,” venues should be located out- 5/03, Legend 2003); Sue Smith, February, March 1997; Mary MaryJo Galowitsch, January, company?” Mary Ann Sadler, owner of side of the disaster impact area. January, February, March 1991; McClellan, July, August, February, March 2003; Toni Cavanaugh also focused on Sadler’s Sweet Treats said. Cindy Westergard, April, May, September 1997 (Champion Spatch, July, August, September “Cash is the oil that keeps the communication as an integral Sadler owns and operates an June 1991; David Harris, July, 6/00); Myra Croft, October, 2003 (Champion 5/03); Cris engine running,” Cavanaugh part of the planning process. An independent Ice cream truck August, September 1991; Julie November, December 1997; Cason, October, November, said. “Build up working capital employee contact list should not company that employs members Johnson, October, November, Carie Helt, January, February, December 2003; Jenny Craft, and have a savings account or only tell employees who to call, of her family. “If I can give my December 1991; Dawn Mann, March 1998; Jim Shaddock, January, February, March 2004; credit line outside of the area... but where to meet and what daughter the confidence that I’m October, November, December July, August, September 1998; Lisa Elbert, April, May, June [We must ask ourselves,] can I responsibilities will be shared in control as her boss and her 1992 (Champion 6/00); Charles Dennise Gary, October, 2004; Michelle Moore, October, stage assets outside the impact by whom. Additionally, man- mom, it helps relieve the stress Abbott, January, February, November, December 1998; November, December 2004; zone? If I don’t have financial agement level employees must of evacuating. This is our home, March 1993; Charlie Deason, Pam Kingry, January, February, Kristi Heard, January, February, records, how can I do anything be accessible after a disaster. we don’t want to just pack up April, May, June 1993 March 1999 (Legend 1998); March 2005; Steve Jenkins, with the [small business admin- “I was encouraged by the and leave.” (Champion 11/00); Anthony Hilma Jones, July, August, April, May, June, 2005 (Legend Moore, July, August, September September 1999; Kathy 2005); Janet White, January, 1993; Patrick Johansen, Tapscott, October, November, February, March 2006; Kira CONTACT October, November, December December 1999; Sue Watson, Treaster, April, May, June 2006. Elected Officials 1993; Cindy Bruhl, April, May, January, February, March 2000; Only nine of the recipients were GULF BREEZE ELECTED OFFICIALS DIANE COLEMAN, District 3 June, 1994 (Champion 7/99); Donna Cahill, July, August, not able to attend the event. Write to your City Council Member at: (850) 939-5538 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL 32561; David Broughton, July, August, September 2000; Sherry or contact the Council by phone at (850) 934-5100 HUGH WINKLES, District 2★✆ (850) 623-6299 Mayor LANE GILCHRIST (850) 932-5565 KEN SMITH, District 1 CENTENARIAN: Has experienced ‘gamut’ of life [email protected] (850) 623-4395

Continued from page 1A ing in New York and New 1932. Filsinger is the oldest sur- Councilmember BEVERLY ZIMMERN FLORIDA STATE REPRESENTATIVES (850) 932-4717 Jersey. Filsinger’s family trade viving member of a family that bzimmern@ ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us Originally from northern in Germany was floristry, a skill includes her two children, five GREG EVERS (R) Councilmember CARL HOFFMAN District Office: 5424 Willing Street, Milton, FL 32570 Germany, Filsinger immigrated that she employed throughout grandchildren, nine great-great (850) 983-5550 (850) 932-4948 [email protected] to the United States at the age of her life. While living in the New grandchildren and one great [email protected] York, Filsinger met her husband great-great grandchild. DAVE MURZIN (R) 22, eventually settling in Councilmember RICHARD OUTZEN JR. Philip whom she married in District Office: Suite 22B, 7100 Plantation Road, Gettysburg, Pa. after briefly liv- (850) 437-0263 Suite 3, Pensacola, FL 32504 [email protected] (850) 494-7330 Councilmember/Mayor Pro Tem CLAY FORD ANNA “HOLLY” BENSON (R) (850) 432-1750 District Office: 816 West Government Street, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report [email protected] or [email protected] Pensacola, FL 32501-5306 SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMMISSION (850) 595-5550 Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Write to your Santa Rosa County Commissioner at: RAY SANSOM (R) 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, FL 32570; or contact the District Office: 348 SW Miracle Strip Parkway, Building Commission by phone at (850) 932-1340 or 983-1877 FELONIES Navarre, failure to appear C, Suite 12, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548-5257 (850) 833-9328 6/6/06 6/8/06 JOHN BROXSON, District 5 Bevis Jr., Stephen Russell, 31, Lindgren, Jessica Joan, 22, W/F, 6/10/06 (850) 932-2617 W/M, 1700 block of Beaver Pond 3500 block of Southwind Drive, Gulf Johnson, Paul Wayne, 42, W/M, [email protected] FLORIDA STATE SENATOR Road, Gulf Breeze, driving on a sus- Breeze, battery on officer, firefighter, 2100 block of Nina Street, Navarre, CHARLIE CLARY (R) pended license or EMT vehicular theft GORDON GOODIN, District 4 District Office: 1241 Airport Road, Suite A, Destin, FL (850) 939-1274 32541 [email protected] Eury, Andrew Michael, 29, W/M, Delaughter, Russell Stewart, 41, Harris Keith Michael, 23, W/M, (850) 833-9159 1100 block of Redwood Lane, Gulf W/M, 1000 block of Villa Venyce 2700 block of Gable Lake Road, SunCom: 674-9159 DON SALTER, District 3 [email protected] Breeze, larceny less than $5,000 Court, Gulf Breeze, fraud Navarre, fugitive from justice (850) 938-1877 [email protected] Franklin, Robert Eugene, 59, W/M, 6/09/06 6/11/06 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 200 block of Pinetree Drive, Gulf Padilla, Luis A, 20, H/M, 7400 Black, Shantal Lachelle, 29, B/F, BOB COLE, District 2 JEFF MILLER (R) Breeze, failure to appear for felony block of Harvest Village Boulevard, 2100 block Casa De Oro Street, (850) 983-1877 Pensacola Office: 4300 Bayou Blvd., Suite 17C, offense Navarre, trespassing on a construc- Navarre, neglect of an elderly or dis- [email protected] Pensacola, Florida 32503 tion site abled adult (850) 479-1183 Pericas, Richard Fred, 42, W/M, TOM STEWART, District 1 Fax: 850-479-9394 (850) 983-1877 Toll Free Phone Number: (866) 367-1614 9800 block of Brandywine Drive, Corona, Jesus, 21, H/M, 7400 [email protected] Navarre, obstructing justice block of Harvest Village Boulevard, DUI U.S. SENATORS Navarre, trespassing on a construc- 6/08/06 SANTA ROSA COUNTY DISTRICT SCHOOLS 6/7/06 tion site Write to your Santa Rosa County School Board Senator MEL MARTINEZ (R) Holeman, Carol Lynne, 39, W/F, Bocking, Brian Alexander, 26, Member at: 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL 32570; or con- 315 East Robinson Street, Landmark Center 1, Suite 8300 block of Montalban Street, Duncan Sr., William James, 40, W/M, 2800 block of Villa Woods, Gulf tact the Board by phone at (850) 983-5000 475, Orlando, FL 32801Bill Navarre, violation of probation W/M, 2000 block of Panhandle Trail, Breeze, DUI (202) 224-3041 ED GRAY III, District 5 (850) 932-6287 Senator NELSON, BILL (D) US Court House Annex, 111 North Adams Street, JOANN J. SIMPSON, District 4 Tallahassee, Florida 32301 www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 994-5446 (202) 224-5274

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 15, 2006 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS INSURANCE: Crisis looms as local Lisa Newell/Gulf firms lose windstorm coverage Breeze News Rod Hurston Continued from page 1A lished at that time. of Fisher solution, the Titanic goes down Commissioner Broxson said Brown and that’s it,” Moorehead said. the problem is vast. Insurance, On the second front, insurance “We have a huge problem all with forum companies, weary of insuring hur- across Florida. We’re not being moderator ricane-prone Florida, are trying to discriminated against, but there is a Jim Nitteraur reduce their level of risk. A wind- real challenge.” of Creative only eligibility map shows area of Florida’s Insurance Data coverage only in Gulf Breeze city Commissioner Kevin McCarty is Concepts. limits, or on the barrier island. exploring forming a national plan Citizens defines “eligible areas” similar to the National Flood as the geographical areas that, pur- Insurance program, where all Request for Quotes - New Public Services Offices suant to applicable laws of the states can contribute to a pool to state or order of the office of insur- handle crises nationwide. There is The City of Gulf Breeze will receive sealed quotes from qualified contractors until 10:00 a.m. (CDST), Tuesday, July 11, 2006, at City ance regulation, were eligibile for some opposition from some inland Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. Bids received after coverage by the Federal Wind states to this pool, Turner said. this time will not be accepted. Bids willl be opened publicly and read Underwriters Association on Tina Pagan of Lou’s Marine aloud, all interested parties are invited to attend. January 1, 2002 or as were, or may told the panel her business’ cover- Chris Bailey, representing Florida Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty; State Farm Field Representative Keith hereafter be, added by the statute. age was canceled right at the The Scope of work consists of developing complete plans, Hensel; and Lonnie Hawkins of U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller’s office. permitting and constructing additional office space within an existing Panelist Rod Hurston of Fisher beginning of hurricane season. metal structure building.The project also includes some interior con- Brown Insurance said the map was “In the short term, nobody’s For more information sense,” said Anaton. “You block struction for City Hall. The Contractor will be responsible for all permit- developed over a number of years stepping up to help us,” Pagan off whole areas instead of insuring ting, fees and plan preparation. and that the underwriting proce- said. about the Windstorm on a case by case basis. You skip dure is that if an area was having Turner suggested that con- Insurance Crisis Forum Complete copies of the Request for Quotes can be obtained over low risk build to code build- from the City Clerk at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Florida trouble securing coverage, its rep- sumers contact a lot of insurance or to see the list of ings and insure in the high risk bar- 322561, free of charge. Request may als be obtained at www.cityofgulf- resentatives could petition to have companies, including the surplus Santa Rosa streets rier islands. That’s bad business.” breeze.com/RFP.htm it added to the windstorm map. lines, to try to secure coverage. covered by the Citizens Gary Landry of the Florida “The latest addition to this map “Beyond that, it truly does take Wind-OOnly Eligibility Insurance Council, a panelist rep- Legal #0191 is the area south of Gulf Beach legislative action,” she said. resenting over 240 insurance com- Highway,” Hurston said. However, Hurston said cover- map, visit www.gulfbreezenews.com. panies, said “we’re willing to look Citizens Property Insurance, age is very scarce, even in the sur- at any and all solutions.” INVITATION TO BID which was created in 2002, inher- plus lines market, where some Other panelists included Keith the term, “crisis,” but “this really is ited the wind boundaries estab- companies demand the property Hensel, State Farm Field The City of Gulf Breeze, with support from the Florida lished at that time. Turner said the be located five miles inland from a real crisis.” He asked the panel if Executive and the moderator was Division of Forestry's Urban Hurricane Tree Grants program, is seeking legislature, which ended its session tidal waters. there could be a level of assigned Jim Nitteraur of Creative Data competitive bids for a total of 2,344 trees in four varieties, to be distrib- uted to City residents as part of a hurricane replenishment program. in May, would have to reconvene “It’s nonexistent. What we’re risk, much like the automotive Concepts. in a special session to change the faced with is a season without cov- industry “cherry picks” its cus- Chamber Forum committee tomers with good driving rates. In Bid specifications are available by contacting Ron Pulley, map. erage. There’s nowhere to get it,” members included Executive Director of Parks and Recreation, Gulf Breeze Recreation Center, 800 A woman who identified her- Hurston said. “I think I speak for a this proposal, insurance companies Director Meg Peltier, Jim Martin, Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 (850) 934-5140. All sealed self as Sharon with the Midway lot of independent agents we’re could insure newer properties that Robert Koonce and Lisa Newell. bids should be directed to Marita Rhodes, City Clerk, 1070 Shoreline Consignment Center said this praying for a very mild season.” are build to code, much like the Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 (850) 934-5135. problem is going on all over Mike Bates of WEBY Radio, Breeze Cinemas building. Vici Papajohn contributed to “I want to see good business Bids will be opened on Thursday, June 29, 2006, at 3:00 p.m. Florida because there are many said he objects to the overuse of this article. CDST, at the Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf sections not covered on the Breeze,Florida. Citizen’s Wind-Only Map. She suggested the areas work together Florida is too ‘unpredictable’ The City does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, rather than each form its own national origin, sex, religion, age, and handicapped status in provisions of services. coalition. Christine Turner, a representa- for some insurance companies THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA tive from Citizens Property There are north of there, it would have hit six months to a year. Insurance, said areas of Tampa are seven good Miami. That big scary reality is “Take all your tools,” BY:Marita Rhodes not on the coverage map, Manatee reasons why still out there,” Moorehand said. Moorehand said, so you can County has only 1,000 feet of cov- insurance Last year, Hurricane Katrina make a living in your new loca- CITY CLERK erage and Martin county on the companies are resulted in 1.7 million claims. tion. Legal #0188 east coast isn’t covered at all. shy of doing Hurricane Wilma resulted in Moorehand said he recom- The legislature ended session in business in 955,000 claims. Wilma was a mends securing flood insurance May and the governor would have Florida: category five storm costing $10 with a traditional company even to call a special session to address Andrew, Moorehand billion. if your location in a wind pool WANT A COPY OF the wind-only coverage map. Jeanne, “We have reached the point area requires Citizens Property On the third front, the state is Wilma, Dennis, Ivan, Charley where a $10 billion storm does Insurance wind coverage. With having trouble attracting insurance and Frances. not make the news,” he added. a traditional company your A GBN PHOTO? companies to do business in the Additionally, the forecast for “Only half of those roofs have agent will work on your behalf state. After the busy 2005 hurri- the 2006 hurricane season calls been repaired.” Moorehand said to dispute your hurricane claim. cane season, many insurance com- for a 195 percent increase in the cost of repairing a new roof “The truth about flood insur- Photos e-mailed panies are trying to divest of tropical cyclone activity, is about $5,000 but a dilapidated ance is that if you have a Florida Florida business. Wallace Moorehand told the roof will result in a $50,000 zip code, you need flood insur- Chris Bailey, representating Women’s Council of Realtors claim. ance,” Moorehand said. $5 Florida Insurance Commissioner last Friday. Moorehand said the total He cautioned that people are Kevin McCarty’s office and the “Florida’s too unpre- value of insured coastal expo- not leaving the state, but instead Department of Financial Services, dictable,” Moorehand said. sure in Florida is $1,937.3 bil- the population is growing, with Photos on CD said the problem isn’t the wind- Many of the companies that lion, and that he heard on the Florida having some of the only map, but the level of risk continue to insure property now Weather Channel that condi- fastest growing counties in the involved for any particular insur- insist it be one, two, three or as tions are ripe for a hurricane nation, adding to the density $10 ance company, that is causing the many as 10 miles away from the category 8. along the coastlines. Must be prepaid lack of coverage. ocean, and they must be homes “That’s a tornado the size of a “Hurricanes are the cost of “We certainly have a capacity that meet the Florida building hurricane,” Moorehand said. living in a beautiful, crime-free problem,” Bailey said. “Insurance code of 2001. If the companies “Evacuate early. Shutters don’t area with peace and quiet and companies can only have so much write contracts at all, they are matter. Get to middle America calm,” Moorehand said. “When 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. unit 40 of a risk. The reinsurance market requiring a 300 to 400 percent before you stop running. Go far- I meet a new resident, I ask charges 50 to 100 percent more, increase in premium because of ther than where you evacuated them just like Clint Eastwood, 850.932.8986 and then the insurance company the cost of reinsurance. before because a lot of Katrina ‘do you feel lucky?” has to turn around and charge you “Hurricane Andrew hit folks are still there.” more.” Homestead, Fla, population He said that if something like Bailey added that in 2005, 40,000 to 50,000. It was a $16 Katrina hits here, residents insurance companies collected $10 billion storm. The scary reality should evacuate to a location billion in premiums and paid out is that if that storm hit 50 miles where they are likely to be for over $15 billion. “Florida doesn’t have an insurance problem; insurance has a Florida problem,” Bailey said, Cell: 341-7355 adding that McCarty is trying to Home Improvement Specialists bring in new insurance companies to the state to write new policies. 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BY FRANKLIN HAYES Sweetwater Creek Alligator Gulf Breeze News Farm located 31 miles north- [email protected] east of Panama City. After learning their lease would not EMA Employees at The ZOO of be renewed owners of the alli- FIR N Northwest Florida have their gator farm contacted The ZOO hands full with the addition of in an effort to save their reptil- 46 new alligators, including an ian community. Normally, Termite & Pest Control 800-pound, 12.5 foot behe- adult alligators can sell for as “To The Rescue Since 1977” moth named George. much as $100 per foot and The Now that curators have ZOO was fortunate to gain Gulf Breeze more than seven times their financial assistance from 932-9288 ! normal inventory of crocodil- Pensacola Dentist and ian reptiles, ZOO patrons can University of Florida alumnus expect to see at least two new James Hart. exhibits featuring the “It was my understanding American Alligator in coming that someone had to purchase ฀ months. Currently the ZOO’s them or they would be slaugh- newest residents are located in tered,” Hart said. ฀ the African Wild Life Preserve, It took multiple trips to an area accessible by the Safari move all the animals, utilizing ฀฀฀฀฀ Line train or the boardwalk. several vehicles including a ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ However, future plans include van, an SUV and a moving converting what has been the trailer. The ZOO’s Director of ฀฀฀฀฀ porcupine exhibit into a suit- Visitor Services Natalie Aiken ฀ able habitat for smaller alliga- explained that some of her tors. The porcupines are now staff was a little uneasy about on loan to The Texas Zoo in Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News capturing and transporting the Zookeeper Rachael Pettry holds an unnamed, two-year-old Victoria Texas, located 116 carnivorous animals, but after American Alligator. The juvenile reptile is one of 46 new alli- a few trips everyone was beg- miles southeast of San gators recently obtained by the ZOO. The 53 alligators will ging to go. Antonio. devour more than 50 pounds of various meats per week. Accessible. Aiken said a preview of the “It was literally like the move into what is now a duck reptilian acquisition was a nat- exhibit should be open to the crocodile hunter,” Aiken said, pond near the front entrance of ural fit. “We didn’t want those public in coming weeks, but referring to the Animal the property. The ZOO’s gators to go anywhere else, we the conversion doesn’t stop Planet’s popular nature show Aggressive. Executive Director H. Doug wanted them here. We’re in there. By next spring ZOO starring Steve Irwin. Kemper Jr. revealed plans to Florida, and we should have an officials hope to have an area Aiken said ZOO staff thor- build an elevated boardwalk, alligator exhibit.” in place where the general pub- oughly enjoyed finding the and an extensive retention 60-year-old George and 45 Smart. lic can feed medium sized alli- alligators in murky water, fence that should be completed other alligators of all sizes and gators from a safe distance via wrestling and binding them in by spring 2007. ages were recently transported fishing pole. preparation for their two and a Kemper explained that the to The ZOO from the The larger specimens will half-hour journey to the ZOO. %

Annual Percentage Local boys ‘ drop in’ on personal half-pipe 4.67Yield* BY B.J. DAVIS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Premium Money Market Despite steady popularity of video and computer games, a group of neighbor- Commercial or Personal Accounts hood boys came together to The inte llige nt c ho ic e fo r yo ur mo ne y is a Premium Mo ne y raise funds for their favorite Market ac c o unt from Bank o f Pe nsac o la. For a limite d time , we outdoor activity. More than a are o ffe ring 4.67% APY* whe n yo u de po sit $100,000 o r mo re. You c an inc rease the e arning po we r o f yo ur busine ss o r pe r- dozen avid skateboarders, so nal saving s by de po siting as little as $25,000 and e arn 4.06% ages 7 to 14, noticed a lack APY. And with a spe c ial rate , yo ur mo ne y is g uarante e d to wo rk of adequate skateboarding hard fo r yo u. facilities near their homes in the Tiger Trace and Villa Sto p by yo ur ne arest Bank o f Pe nsac o la o ffic e to day and be g in inc reasing yo ur e arning po we r! Venyce subdivisions. Their solution: cut grass, wash cars and set up roadside refresh- ment stands. The result: near- Bank of Pensacola ly $350 was raised to fabri- cate a wooden half-pipe to The inte rest e arne d is base d o n the fo llowing balanc e tiers: $.01 - $4,000 e arns .10 APY, $5,000 aid in their summer pastime. - $14,999 e arns .20% APY, $15,000 - $24,999 2.90% APY, $25,000 - $49,999 e arns 4.06% APY and $50,000 - $99,999 e arns 4.61% APY. Transac tion limits apply. Fee s may apply. Offe r limite d to “To get to any good skate funds no t c urrently in a Bank o f Pe nsac o la ac c o unt. Subjec t to c hang e witho ut no tic e . park, you have to drive there,” said Jordan Moore, Member FDIC www.bankofpensacola.com 850-436-7800 13. Moore said he shared the B.J. Davis/Gulf Breeze News same concerns with his A group of Tiger Trace and Villa Venyce skateboarders pulled friends of having to drive together to raise money for a half-pipe because of the dis- into Gulf Breeze to the tance to the nearest skate park. Top row, left to right: Chris Shoreline skate park or into Chilton, 13; Myles Gorder, 12; Chris Taylor, 11; Luke Nyles, Pensacola to the X-Park, 11; Jordan Moore, 13. Middle row, left to right: Stephen located on Fairfield Drive, Tomlin, 12; Blake Bidwell, 12; Shane Bidwell, 9; Wade Nyles, where a large-scale park was 8. Bottom row, left to right: Holden Tibbs, 14 and Ben constructed for skaters. Cunningham, 7. After some research online, the boys found the skaters perfect their skills. ramp which propels them to instructions to complete the “I hold their hands while the other side. On this partic- Pick from half-pipe, a sort of double they drop in,” said Tibbs. ular day, Tibbs was found ramp that curves up on each 2 different weeks or both! “Dropping in” is when helping seven-and-a-half- end enabling the skaters to ■ skaters position themselves year-old Benjamin JUNE 26 - 30 perfect their jumps and on the top of the half-pipe Cunningham, the group’s $199 / WEEK Dancer tricks. then lean forward into the youngest member. DANIELLE When it comes to safety, ■ JULY 10 - 14 however, the young men are HANKS self-sufficient with the prop- Discounts for families! er gear. “They look out for one ages 7 - 12 ! another by making sure each other wears his helmet,” said Learn... Moore’s mother Deborah. ■ Deborah said once the money Ballet was raised, some of the boys’ ■ ■ fathers chipped in to help Modern Tap with construction by lending ■ Hip-Hop tools and labor after purchas- ing the lumber from Lowe’s. Even how to apply After the half-pipe was built Stage Make-Up! in pieces in the neighbors’ driveway, it was taken to an Call for more info or for a brochure adjoining neighbor’s back- 932-3525 yard for use. So far, the boys are playing nicely. “We don’t fight [about skating],” said Holden Tibbs, 5 Rooms $90.00 14, who also boasts about being the oldest of the group. He’s actually been known to 2771 GULF BREEZE PARKWAY ■ (850) 932-3525 help the younger, novice

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Send emails to Betty Archer Allen at Graduates honored at reception [email protected] or write to Talk of the Town at Gulf Breeze News at On May 24 the Episcopal Church Women at St. Francis P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562, of Assisi Episcopal Church subject “Talk of the Town.” hosted a reception to celebrate the graduation of St Francis' young people on Mother's Day. These graduates have reached a milestone in their lives. This is also a great moment for their family. Their church family also wanted to celebrate with them in some small way. So they baked a cake, decorated the Parish hall, sent each graduate a personal invitation. Father George Morgan wel- comed both graduates and family and then called each graduate up to the micro- Betty Archer-Allen/Gulf Breeze News phone. Mari gave a brief Graduates and mothers alike celebrated on Mother’s Day at St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal $500,000 description of each attending Church as parishioners hosted the milestone for the graduates. graduate's plans. When she RAFFLE GRAND PRIZE! finished, Father George will go to the comfort and care 121 Prizes total placed a St. Francis medal, of patients. Call the Auxiliary which he had blessed earlier, office at 934-2106 or Maureen Hurry!! Only 9,000 Tickets will be sold. around the graduate's neck as Crooker at 932-8004 for more Rules & Entry Forms available at: a symbol that where ever they information. go or what ever they do they CA Registered will carry the love of their St http://Hong-Gia.org #R-5102 Francis family with them. The graduates are Alan Butler, son Jerry and Paula Butler, Michael Drinkwater, Troop 417 camps at Pelican Park son of Amanda Drinkwater and Fred and Susan Drinkwater, Kimberly Fehr, granddaughter of Bill and Marty Fehr, Misty Guess, daughter of Hank and Lane Guess, .Brooke Hoeft, daughter of Mark and Bettina Hoeft and Erin Maisch. Thursday 6/15: Pants, Shorts, Capris Following the ceremony Friday 6/16:Dresses, Skirts,Juniors,Accesories Martha Bunt Cut the cake and Saturday 6/17: Housewares,Shirts,Juniors served both graduates and Markdown Room: 50% Off- Each Day!! guests. What more appropri- Daily Specials ate day to celebrate the gradu- Harbourtown ● Suite 27 ● 913 G.B. Pkwy. ation of our young people than Gulf Breeze, FL ● 934-0492 ● 10AM-6PM Mon-Sat Mother's Day!

Gulf Breeze Hospital Auxiliary hosts jewelry WE’VE MOVED! sale The Gulf Breeze Hospital Auxiliary will host an Italian Sterling Silver Jewelry Extravaganza Sale on Thursday, June 22 and Friday, June 23 in the lobby of the hospital at 1110 Gulf Breeze Parkway from 7:30 a.m. until Submitted Photo Whether you need laser vision correction, cosmetic eyelid surgery, 4 p.m. "All That Glitters" will Boy Scout Troop 417 was chosen to conduct the opening game flag ceremony at Scout night micro incision cataract surgery or a routine eye exam, our highly feature famous designer rings, at Pelican Park. 417's military precision is further evidenced by their careful tent alignment in skilled team can assist you and provide total eye care. bracelets, necklaces, watches center field prior to the overnight camp out. ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS AT OUR and much more. All proceeds GULF BREEZE LOCATION 3577 Gulf Breeze Parkway Former students sought for class reunions (850) 934-1954 CenterForSight.org Class of ‘75 The GBHS class of '75 is planning a 31st reunion (Thanks Ivan!) and attempting to locate all classmates! Please contact Sharon Felder at [email protected] with your name, mailing address, email address and phone number to receive information for the fall reunion or leave a message at 850-916-4903.

Class of ‘76 Planners for the Gulf Breeze High School class of 1976 reunion are looking for contact information for the June 24 reunion. Please contact Kathy Jesmonth Crawford at [email protected] with your name, mailing address and phone number.

Class of ‘86 The Gulf Breeze High School Class of 1986 is looking for classmates for its 20th high school reunion in June. Please go to gbhs86.com for more information.

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2004 Florida Press Association “Better Weekly Newspaper Have you had any Award” Winner of: ★ Overall Graphic Design ★ Individual Graphic problems with your home ★ Sports Picture wind insurance policy because of recent storms? It’s blowing in the wind My generation grew up listening to the Beatles, Bob Dylan and “As far as settling, they set- CO-PUBLISHERS: Carol King, and I find myself Publishers’ tled fine, then they cancelled. I Lisa Newell these days wondering if Bob had to look around [for cover- Victoria Papajohn could possibly be right - is the Pen age] and it ended up costing me answer really blowing in the $300 a year. Sometimes I think EDITOR: wind? The question certainly is it’d be easier to put the money B.J. Davis blowing in with the wind and that Vici Papaj ohn in the bank and don’t fool with question is “What is the answer to the insurance.” SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson the escalating problem of wind a bill to help pay Citizens 2005 as well which could reach insurance?” Property Insurance Corporation $265 million. -Bubba Tatum Though our lead story this deficits from 2004 and 2005. In Citizens was established in Pensacola STAFF WRITER: week deals with problems sur- March of this year, Citizens 2002 to help handle the hard-to- Franklin Hayes rounding business wind insur- Property Insurance Corporation insure areas and to ensure cover- ADVERTISING SALES: ance, we receive frequent calls notified the House Insurance age as a not-for-profit to all and queries from residents who Committee that it is now facing a Floridians. How can this failing Robyn Philips are encountering problems with deficit of more than $1.7 billion bandage continue to be applied to Pam Randall finding affordable coverage for for the 2005 hurricane season, a problem so great? “I haven’t had any damage, their homes as well. No matter three times the $516 million Many are now calling for and I haven’t had any claims.” OFFICE MANAGER: where you live and whether or not deficit from 2004 that produced a national catastrophic insurance, Karen Murphy you have filed claims in the past, 6.8 percent statewide assessment, while others say a simplified -Kim Gooch your rates have gone up. And on according to the Florida underwriting based on risk is the Pace GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: top of your rate increase for your Insurance Council. The Florida answer. For most of us only ques- Nikola Stamenkovich home’s coverage, policy holders Hurricane Catastrophe Fund con- tions remain; how do we live and Dave Cole throughout the state also received firmed it will face a deficit from work amidst the uncertainty? CONTRIBUTORS: Column Writers T. “Bubba” Bechtol It’s safe to turn off the computer Bette Boyle During my short tenure years Chuck Randle ago at a Pensacola law firm (where I learned quickly that Grant Corbin time really is money not to be From t he “We had USAA, they were spent on chatting), my buddy great. We have them for every- Nancy Cooey Intern Jason, the IT guy, told me about Edit or’s Desk thing, flood, wind and car. Michelle Stuckey Intern a great idea he had for a shirt. In When we flooded, they paid.” response to the rising popularity Photography of personal computers at the B.J. Davis -Lisa Tice time, the shirt would read "It is Gulf Breeze Paul Stefon now safe to turn off your com- The distinct honor I had in the high school band. www.paulstefon.com puter." Instead of infringing on interviewing the group of young The most remarkable thing I Microsoft's clever message to who, by themselves, raised witnessed was how 14-year-old money and constructed a half- Holden (I knew how old he was the computer layperson, it was pipe, was almost quickly inter- because he was the first to tell Member: more along the lines of turning rupted by a concerned parent me he was the oldest of the off the computer and finding Florida Press Association who wandered over to see what group) taught the youngest, 7- more worthwhile activities. all the commotion was about. I year-old Benjamin how to National Newspaper Assn. A little longer than I care to had to assure the guardian of skateboard. I stand corrected. remember ago, my mother some of the boys I was there Benjamin told me his age was Gulf Breeze Area Chamber would sometimes say, "I cannot No problems. I had some only for an interview and I did- seven and a half. We'll let him of Commerce believe you want to stay inside problems in the beginning, but n't have a paddy wagon on its enjoy it until, like us, he begins when it's such a beautiful day." they finally came across. I had a (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) way. Looks like boys will still to subtract half years. They also Granted, after getting my fill of contractor come in and give me be boys. made sure each and every one Saturday morning cartoons and an estimate, that’s what got Pensacola Beach Chamber I can honestly say I have of them wore the proper safety their attention. I did have anoth- Cheerios with far too much of Commerce rarely run into such a well- equipment, i.e. helmets and er policy cancelled [on a differ- sugar, I usually ended putting behaved group of pre-teens. pads. I looked past the fact ent property] on the beach. That miles upon miles on my bike Pensacola Chamber Maybe it's because they were Holden had tape around two of policy will cancel in September around the Gulf Breeze neigh- of Commerce going to be put into the paper, his fingers as a result of what I and my agent said it shouldn’t borhoods. In the fears I'll start but they still gave each other can only guess was a killer drop be a problem to get another Navarre Tourist reminiscing over times past, I'll time to answer my questions. I in. Sorry boys, don't laugh at me one.” Development Council divert your attention to the fact can't tell you how much I appre- too hard. -Sam Tucker that even though you can't get ciate that considering I had no Good job fellas. Keep up the Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News is committed through a primetime evening idea what "dropping in" was hard work, and maybe one day to accuracy and wants to hear without a commercial for X- until I did this article. Maybe you'll teach a dork reporter how from you if we need to make a Box and Playstation, not all kids that's why I was halfway decent to "drop in." correction or clarification. are buying it. Please email us at [email protected] with the subject line CORRECTION or Iran to soon be getting help from United States CLARIFICATION. Or, call Imagine the scenario. You are wrong. If you said reality you are I was just wondering this. fundraisers. Thank you for your (850) 932-8986 during office hours and ask for in a darkened parking lot on a LETTERS TO right. Why? The United States is time and keep up the great work. news or sports departments. pitch-black evening. You see a going to help Iran. The same Sanford M. Epstein stirring a little ways in the dis- THE EDITOR country who held Americans Gulf Breeze, Florida Zev Davis Gulf Breeze News is published tance and an old man comes up to hostage for over a year will devel- Gulf Breeze weekly on Thursdays for $30 you. He is smaller than you. It is op its nuclear program as long as Sports gets exposure per year by Gulf Breeze News obvious from his mannerisms and it is for peaceful means. Give me My name is Zev Davis, and I Tickled pink by Firestorm Publishing, Inc. Periodical dress and the way he approached life savings, your car keys for a break! Saddam had inspectors am a Boy Scout in Gulf Breeze Thanks for publishing the postage paid at Gulf Breeze, you he does not possess the good measure, your 401K so he in Iraq to monitor his weapons of Troop 11. I am writing you to Frost Firestorm team picture! The Florida. USPS # 021819. resources and wealth and knowl- never comes back, and then when mass destruction and we still sup- express my feelings on your coach was tickled pink and so Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- edge that you possess. But his he smiles a little you mention you posedly had to go to war. Today, involvement in the Gulf Breeze was I, and I am sure so were the tions. POSTMASTER: Please approach is startling never the watched a lot of McGyver grow- an additional 2,500 lives and School Sports. I think it is a great boys! You and the newspaper are send address changes to less. Than he says to you in a ing up so you will help him fash- almost 20,000 injuries are the thing to include the schools sports great! It is just exactly what a Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box somewhat threatening manner; ion the knife from the tin can result of the American war against showing how hard the students local newspaper should be:local! 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. "Give me all your money or I will lying in the street as long as he Iraq. Oh, I almost forgot, gas is are working and to give them sup- All content is copyrighted make a knife from that metal can pledges not to use it on you. almost $3 a gallon, and the oil port. And also like the fact that J. Nevin Shaffer, Jr., P.A. 2006. Advertising rates are on the street and hurt you badly!" Is this reality or fiction? resources of Iraq are NOT paying you give detailed information Gulf Breeze available upon request. So of course you hand over your If you said fiction you are to rebuild the country, we are! about the community events and

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PODS Inc. ("PODS") will Fla in March. By bar coding digital photo file of the delivery increase efficiency, and further new technology in the next two available only with PODS. The soon begin using a handheld PODS brand containers to use location once a container is protect our customer’s personal to four weeks. lift is designed to significantly computer with technology that with the computers, the compa- delivered. information. From an informa- PODS revolutionized the reduce shift in contents and promises to further revolution- ny will be able to pinpoint the Curt Morse, Owner and tion security standpoint, the moving and storage industry by securely transport POD brand ize operational processes asso- exact location of containers and General Manager of PODS of handheld devices will allow the originating the concept of trans- containers to a dry and secure ciated with mobile moving and provide GPS navigation to assist Pensacola, is excited about the immediate electronic capture of porting mobile storage contain- warehouse or from state to state. storage. PODS introduced this PODS drivers. In addition, the opportunity to enhance the a customer’s information, with- ers. The convenient, cost-effec- PODS brand containers are spe- new technology and provided a device will provide customer PODS customer experience. out leaving an unnecessary tive service is unique in that the cially designed by PODS and demonstration of the device at delivery address information “This technology will pro- paper trail,” Morse said. patented hydraulic lift system is are sturdy and weather resistant. the company's 6th Annual retrieval and customer signature vide the opportunity for PODS PODS locations nationwide Franchise Conference in Tampa, capture, as well as maintain a to better control inventory, expect to begin utilizing this People’s First pledges $100k to UWF The University of West viding the basis for his support generous support of Peoples ment by Peoples First to excel- Mortgage Consultant Florida has announced that of education. First to the UWF College of lence in business education Cell: 850.291.1161 Fax: 850.484.7509 Peoples First Community Bank “Apart from freedom itself, Business will provide funds to and a real belief in UWF’s Email:[email protected] Website: www.flcm.com has pledged $100,000 to estab- education is the greatest key to enhance student scholarships, ability to deliver that educa- lish an endowment for the opportunity available to faculty growth and develop- tion. FloRIDA CommuNITY moRTgAge UWF College of Business. The Americans,” said Chapman. ment and new program devel- “We sincerely appreciate 5101 North 12th Avenue endowment will benefit the “Education has been the foun- opment and, in doing so, their support of our business Pensacola, FL 32504 finance program. dation of all of my success, and advance the mission of the col- programs and value them as a Joe Chapman, founder and at Peoples First, we are pleased lege and its contribution to the real partner with UWF,” he chairman of Peoples First to contribute to the mission of educational and economic said. Community Bank attributes his an outstanding institution like development of Northwest For more information, con- mother’s ability to obtain an the University of West Florida Florida and the state. tact Gretchen VanValkenburg, education as the reason behind and its College of Business.” UWF President John associate director of develop- her success as an educator and UWF College of Business Cavanaugh said the endowment, at (850) 748-4811 or e- elected official, therefore pro- Dean Ed Ranelli stated that the ment reflects a firm commit- mail [email protected]. Studer Group hosting conference in Atlanta Over 1200 physicians and healthcare executives will con- vene in Atlanta (Marriott Marquis) for Studer Group's three day annual conference, What's Right in Health Care. Since 2003, Studer Group has hosted the annual national con- institutes builds as the sessions achieve quick wins so critical Florida area residents." ference dedicated to making a become more popular. to making a difference. Studer Group's Vision is to be difference in healthcare. Attendees appreciate the mate- Quint Studer, CEO, states, the intellectual resource for The event will feature 28 rial, ideas and techniques pro- "This year will feature a spe- health care professionals. different breakout sessions vided to them to improve their cial session provided by Dale Passion combined with pre- presented by Studer Group hospitals and help physicians Knee, President of Covenant scriptive actions to maximize clients including such organi- to provide better care," states Hospice, which is headquar- human potential within each zations as Shands Healthcare, Judy Harrison, Conference tered in Pensacola. We are for- organization and healthcare as a University of Chicago Coordinator. tunate to have the highest qual- whole. Guided by Quint Studer, Hospitals and Clinics, What's Right in Health Care ity hospice care in our area. We CEO, the Mission is nationally Vanderbilt University Medical is an intensive two-day session are so pleased to be able to recognized for creating tools, Center, and The Cleveland aimed at bringing individuals have Covenant Hospice teach services and products that make Clinic. Attendees will repre- together with a series of peer- others how to provide the best heath care a better place for sent almost every U.S. state as to-peer learning sessions in end of life care. It is another employees to work, physicians well as Canada and Australia. designed to provide proven example of the great healthcare to practice medicine and "Each year attendance at our tools, tips and techniques to available for Northwest patients to receive care. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 15, 2006 8A Seniors Gulf Breeze NEWS Consignment fashion leads to Auxiliary funds Years ago, I was a very dedi- Florida, the shop had become neglected by their children and Broadway classic, “Oklahoma!” cated volunteer and an active ‘shops’ - one for women and family members. This Rodgers and Hammerstein member of a hospital auxiliary. Senior children’s clothing, and one for The U.S. Department of show is an all-time favorite. I spent a few days a week push- men’s clothes. An antique/heir- Health and Human Services PLT will also be offering ing a cart loaded with all those loom shop also was extremely Office of Public Information many other special productions things we forget to take when Scene popular. The operation was would like the public to know during this 70th season. we go into the hospital for a earning $18,000 in clear profit that the facts are very much to Subscriptions, both regular and week or more. A comb and Bette Boyle annually. the contrary. Their statistics Flex-Pass, went on sale to the brush, something to read, and It certainly wasn’t New York, show that most older Americans public on June 1. For additional the toothbrush that everyone but I still had a foot in the fash- live close to their children and information regarding the sea- Each person could bring in a rior quality, which were bought forgets - and how about some ion world. I understand from see them often. An estimated 80 son, and to receive a brochure, maximum of twenty articles at as soon as they appeared on the LifeSavers(c)? one time. When the items sold, racks. (We also had no trouble my friends who still work there percent of men and 60 percent you can call the box office at Although most of our volun- they received one third of the getting volunteers to work at the that it has become the pride of of women live in family set- 432-2042. teer corps spent a large amount resale price. Another third of the shop - after all, they had first the hospital and is known as the tings, and only five percent of ***** of time working inside the hos- price went for the rental of the ‘dibs’ on the items brought in.) Queen of the Thrift Shops. I the elderly live in nursing facil- A final thought found on the pital, we felt we needed a pro- shop, located across the street As I had some experience in wonder why hospitals here ities. Internet: ject that would raise more from the hospital, and the other fashion, I and two others were don’t do something similar? ****** If you can keep your head funds. We finally decided on a third for the Auxiliary. chosen to determine the prices ***** The Pensacola Little Theatre when all about you are losing consignment shop for clothing The idea was an instant suc- for the clothing for men, women One of the most widely held is celebrating its 70th anniver- theirs, you’re probably the exe- and household articles that were cess. Many of the doctors’ and children. perceptions about seniors is that sary this year, and the 2006- cutioner. in good condition. wives brought in items of supe- By the time I moved to most of them are lonely and 2007 fall season starts with the

SENIOR BRIEFS Seniors seminar focuses on asset management ™ Sacred Heart Hospitals sor and president of Mainstay THE REAL DEAL IS NOW OPEN Senior Services program will Financial Group in Gulf Breeze. present a free seminar in down- The seminar will address the town Pensacola on Thursday, differences between unman- June 22, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. aged, in-house managed and at Sacred Heart Home Care, 213 third-part managed assets. E. Wright St., to help attendees Registration is required and learn to manage their assets. seating is limited. To register, Speaker will be Annalee call (850) 416-1620 or 1-877- Leonard, a certified senior advi- 416-1620.

OBITUARIES

EARNEST from the Defense General Annie Laurie Lee Earnest Supply Center in Richmond, went home to be with Jesus at VA. the age of 91, Thursday, May He is survived by his wife of 25, 2006. She was born in Bay 53 years, Joyce Mewborn; two Minette, AL, to Zeno and Mary sisters, Jane Layno and Lou Lee. In her youth, she moved to Raye Nichol; children, Joann, Pensacola. She spent the last 33 Steve, Robbie, Roxanne and years in Gulf Breeze, FL. Lynn; 11 grandchildren; and six She worked for many years great-grandchildren. in sales and teaching pre-school Memorial service and burial children. She was head of the will be delayed until the fall nursery department at when the Memorial Garden at Warrington Baptist Church for St. Augustine Episcopal 30 years where she was a mem- Church will be completed. ber for almost 50 years. She The family requests memor- GRAND OPENING! was a lover of God and her ial contributions be made to St. family and a servant of all until Augustine Episcopal Church, her dying days. P.O. Box 5425, Navarre, FL She is preceded in death by 43566, in memory of Robert her parents, Zeno and Mary Mewborn for the Memorial Lee; numerous brothers and Garden Fund. sisters; her husband, Hudson Lewis Funeral Home, Earnest; and her daughter, Navarre Chapel is in charge of Joyce Earnest Carter. She is arrangements. survived by her son-in-law, Thomas Carter; her grand- GADDY daughter, Mary Carter Keel Martha Valeria Gaddy of (Brad); and great-grandson, Mary Esther passed away on Carter Brad Keel. June 5, 2006. Mrs. Gaddy was Memorial services were held born in Georgia and raised in at Warrington Baptist Church the Griffin area and had resided on Monday, June 5, 2006 at 2 in the Northwest Florida area p.m. Visitation followed the for the past 37 years. memorial service. She is buried She was associated with the at Rose Lawn Cemetery in Gulf White-Wilson Clinic in Ft. Breeze. Walton Beach for a number of The family would like to years. She was preceded in thank Dr. Janice Hudson and death by her husband Clarence Bargains Covenant Hospice for their lov- Gaddy. She was a member of ing and excellent care of the First Baptist Church of For Your Grandma. Navarre. Grandma's passing, while Her survivors include David Budget, not unexpected, has put a deep Gaddy and wife Cara of hole in our hearts. She set an Navarre; two grandchildren; example of faithfully loving one brother, Junior King of Style For God until the very end. Her last Griffin, GA and one sister, words were praising and thank- Carol Lawrence of Warrer Your Soul ing Jesus for how good He has Robins, GA. The Real Deal Paradise for the Shopper been to her. Funeral services were held Thursday, June 8 at First MEWBORN Baptist Church of Navarre with Robert "Bob" Mewborn, age the Rev. Ricky Wilson presid- 80 of Navarre, went to his ing. Burial will be at Terrace heavenly home, Friday, June 2, Grove Cemetery in Belen, NM. 2006 at his home after a battle Lewis Funeral Home was in with cancer. charge of the arrangements. Mr. Mewborn was born in Grifton, NC, March 11, 1926. To have an obituary of your He resided in Richmond, VA for 55 years, moving to loved one printed for free in Navarre, FL, 2 years ago. the Gulf Breeze News, have Bob was a U.S. Navy veter- the funeral home in charge an who served in WW II, a of arrangements contact our 40-70%...Guaranteed Designer Furniture at Outlet Prices A New Store Every Week member of American Legion offices. Post #137, a charter member of Office: 932-8986 St. Barnabas' Episcopal Fax: 932-8794 Church, a member of the Open Fri, Sat & Mon at 10 AM, Sun at Noon. Closed Tue, Wed, Thur. Masonic Lodge and Shriners, Email: all of Richmond, VA. He retired news@gulf breezenews.com Between Navy Blvd & Blue Angel, 8655 Gulf Beach Hwy., Pensacola • 850.455.3636

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Wind Eligible Street Directory County Street Zip Number Range Odd/ Rev. Even T E R R 00 Res Other SANTA ROSA ALABAMA ST 32566 1400 1499 92 72 SANTA ROSA ANDREW JACKSON TRL 32561 100 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA ARKANSAS 32566 1400 1499 92 72 SANTA ROSA AZALEA ST 32561 200 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA BAHIA DR 32561 1400 1499 92 72 SANTA ROSA BAHIA DR 32561 8500 8599 92 72 SANTA ROSA BAY BRIDGE DR 32561 1 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA BAY CLIFFS CIR 32561 500 599 92 80 SANTA ROSA BAY CLIFFS RD 32561 600 999 92 80 SANTA ROSA BAYBRIDGE DR 32561 1 99 92 80 SANTA ROSA BEACH DR 32561 1 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA BEAR DR 32561 1 599 92 80 SANTA ROSA BERMUDA DR 32561 1400 1599 92 82 SANTA ROSA BERRY AVE 32561 1 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA BONILACE CIR 32561 600 699 92 80 SANTA ROSA BOXWOOD LN 32561 500 599 92 80 SANTA ROSA BREEZE ST 32561 1 99 92 80 SANTA ROSA CADIZ ST 32561 1 99 92 80 SANTA ROSA CAMELIA CIR 32561 100 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA CAMELIA ST 32561 1 399 92 80 SANTA ROSA CANTERBURY LN 32561 400 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA CARIBE DR 32561 1400 1499 92 72 SANTA ROSA CENTER 32561 1 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA CHANTECLAIRE CIR 32561 1 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA CHESAPEAKE DR 32561 600 799 92 80 SANTA ROSA COLLEY COVE 32561 1 99 92 80 This season is expected to be much more active than usual. SANTA ROSA CONFEDERATE CT 32561 700 799 92 80 SANTA ROSA CORDOBA ST 32561 200 399 92 80 SANTA ROSA CUMBERLAND AVE 32561 400 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA DANIEL ST 32561 1 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA DEER POINT DR 32561 300 599 92 80 SANTA ROSA DOLPHIN ST 32561 200 499 92 80 Top 11 INSURED PROPERTY LOSSES in U.S. ($2005) SANTA ROSA DRACENA WAY 32561 400 599 92 80 SANTA ROSA DRIFTWOOD AVE 32561 1 99 92 80 $45 Billion SANTA ROSA DUNCAN AVE 32561 1 199 92 80 $40 Billion SANTA ROSA EUFAULA ST 32561 100 199 92 80 Eight of the 11 most expensive 40.0 $35 Billion SANTA ROSA EVENTIDE DR 32561 500 599 92 80 disasters in U.S. history occured SANTA ROSA FAIRPOINT DR 32561 1 799 92 80 $30 Billion within the past 4 years! SANTA ROSA FAIRPOINT PL 32561 1 99 92 80 $25 Billion SANTA ROSA FARON CIR 32561 1 99 92 80 SANTA ROSA FIRETHORN RD 32561 100 399 92 80 $20 Billion 21.6 20.7 SANTA ROSA FLORIDA AVE 32561 100 399 92 80 $15 Billion 16.5 SANTA ROSA FUTURA DR 32561 1 99 92 80 $10 Billion SANTA ROSA GILMORE DR 32561 1 199 92 80 8.4 $ 5 Billion 6.6 7.4 7.7 SANTA ROSA GRAND NAVARRE BLVD 32561 7300 7499 92 72 3.8 4.7 4.8 SANTA ROSA GRAY OAKS LN 32561 1 99 92 80 $ 0 SANTA ROSA GULF BLVD 32561 7201 8699 92 72 SANTA ROSA GULF BREEZE PKWY32561 1 1200 92 80 (2004) (2005) (2004) (1989) (2004) (2004) (2005) (1994) (2001) (1992) (2005) SANTA ROSA HAMPTON ST 32561 1 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA HIBISCUS AVE 32561 100 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA HIGHPOINT DR 32561 1 199 92 80

EARTHQUAKE SANTA ROSA HOFFMAN DR 32561 1 99 92 80 HURRICANEHURRICANE JEAN RITA HURRICANE IVAN SANTA ROSA HOMEPORT DR 32561 1400 1499 92 72 HURRICANE HUGO HURRICANE WILMA HURRICANE CHARLIE HURRICANEHURRICANE ANDREW KATRINA SANTA ROSA INDIANA ST 32561 - ALL - 92 72 HURRICANE FRANCES SANTA ROSA JAMES RIVER RD 32561 300 599 92 80 SEPT. 11 TERROR ATTACK NORTHRIDGE SANTA ROSA JAMESTOWN DR 32561 700 799 92 80 Note: 9/11 loss figure is for propery claims only. Total insured losses ($2004) are approximately $34B. SANTA ROSA JOACHIM DR 32561 100 299 92 80 Sources: ISO/PCS; Insurance Information Institue. SANTA ROSA JULIA WAY 32561 1 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA KENILWORTH AVE 32561 400 599 92 80 SANTA ROSA KENT PL 32561 400 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA KEVIN DR 32561 100 199 92 80 Florida was impacted by six of the 11 most expensive disasters in U.S. history. SANTA ROSA KEY WEST DR 32561 7600 7798 92 72 SANTA ROSA LAKE SHORE TRL 32561 1100 1199 92 80 SANTA ROSA LAURA LN 32561 1 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA LIVE OAK ST 32561 1 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA LORUNA DR 32561 100 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA MADRID AVE 32561 1 99 92 80 Total Value of INSUREDCOASTALEXPOSURE SANTA ROSA MALAGA ST 32561 100 199 92 80 (2004, $ Billions) SANTA ROSA MCABEE CT 32561 1 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA MCCLURE DR 32561 1 999 92 80 Florida $1,937.3 SANTA ROSA MCLANE RD 32561 1 99 92 80 New York $1,901.6 SANTA ROSA MIDDLE PLANTATION CIR 32561 100 199 92 80 Texas $740.0 SANTA ROSA MIDDLE PLANTATION LN 32561 100 199 92 80 Massachusetts $662.4 SANTA ROSA MISSOURI ST 32561 - ALL - 92 72 New Jersey $505.8 SANTA ROSA MONTROSE BLVD 32561 400 499 92 80 Connecticut $404.9 SANTA ROSA MOUND CIR 32561 700 799 92 80 Louisiana $209.3 SANTA ROSA N SUNSET BLVD 32561 1 499 92 80 South Carolina $148.8 SANTA ROSA NANDINA RD 32561 100 299 92 80 Virginia $129.7 SANTA ROSA NAVARRE BEACH BLVD 32561 1200 1799 92 72 Maine $117.2 SANTA ROSA NAVARRE ST 32561 1 699 92 80 North Carolina $105.3 SANTA ROSA NAVY COVE BLVD 32561 300 599 92 80 Alabama $75.9 SANTA ROSA NIGHTINGALE DR 32561 1 99 92 80 Georgia $73.0 SANTA ROSA NIGHTINGALE LN 32561 1 399 92 80 Delaware $46.4 SANTA ROSA NORTHCLIFF DR 32561 1 299 92 80 New Hampshire $45.6 SANTA ROSA NORWICH DR 32561 100 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA OHIO ST 32561 - ALL - 92 72 Mississippi $44.7 Source: AIR Worldwide SANTA ROSA OVIEDO ST 32561 100 399 92 80 Rhode Island $ 43.8 SANTA ROSA PALMETTO RD 32561 100 299 92 80 Maryland $12.1 SANTA ROSA PARADISE POINT BLVD 32561 1400 1499 92 72 $0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 SANTA ROSA PEAKES POINT DR 32561 700 799 92 80 SANTA ROSA PENSACOLA BEACH RD 32561 200 399 92 80 SANTA ROSA PFEIFFER ST 32561 1 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA PINETREE DR 32561 1 299 92 80 More and more people are opting to live in Florida, further exposing insurance companies to SANTA ROSA PLANTATION HILL RD32561 200 699 92 80 risk. SANTA ROSA POINCIANA CT 32561 500 699 92 80 SANTA ROSA POINCIANA DR 32561 1 1099 92 80 SANTA ROSA ROANOKE CT 32561 700 799 92 80 SANTA ROSA ROBERTS AVE 32561 100 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA RUSS DR 32561 100 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA S SUNSET BLVD 32561 100 399 92 80 Many officials invited but SANTA ROSA SAILMAKER WAY 32561 1400 1499 92 72 SANTA ROSA SAINT FRANCIS DR 32561 1 99 92 80 SANTA ROSA SAN CARLOS AVE 32561 1 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA SHENANDOAH DR 32561 400 499 92 80 few attend crisis forum SANTA ROSA SHIRLEY DR 32561 1 299 92 80 SANTA ROSA SHORELINE DR 32561 1 1399 92 80 Many local, state and federal Garcia – No Reply Berfield – No Reply SANTA ROSA SHORELINE PL 32561 1 99 92 80 SANTA ROSA SILVERTHORN RD 32561 100 699 92 80 officals were invited to attend Geller – No Reply Cannon – Declined SANTA ROSA SMITH CIR 32561 300 399 92 80 the Chamber’s Windstorm Alexander – No Reply Clarke – No Reply SANTA ROSA SONATA CT 32561 1400 1499 92 72 Insurance Crisis Forum. Here is Atwater – Declined Domino – Declined SANTA ROSA SOUNDVIEW TRL 32561 1100 1499 92 80 a list of their responses, if any. Baker – No Reply Fields – No Reply SANTA ROSA SOUTH CAROLINA ST 32561- ALL - 92 72 Campbell - Declined Galvano – Declined SANTA ROSA SOUTHERN CT 32561 700 799 92 80 Fasano – No Reply Martinez – Contacted – SANTA ROSA SPINNAKER CT 32561 7300 7399 92 72 Bush - Declined Lawson – No Reply Representative Present? SANTA ROSA STEARNS ST 32561 1 199 92 80 Clary – No Reply Miller – No Reply Nelson – Contacted – SANTA ROSA STONEWALL DR 32561 700 799 92 80 SANTA ROSA SUNSET HARBOR DR 32561 7400 7499 92 72 Benson – Declined Posey – No Reply Representative Present? SANTA ROSA SURREY DR 32561 400 499 92 80 Gaetz – No Reply Murzin – Declined Miller – Contacted – SANTA ROSA TALL PINE CIR 32561 1200 1299 92 80 Sansom – Declined Davis – No Reply Representative will be Present SANTA ROSA TALL PINE TRL 32561 1100 1299 92 80 Evers – No Reply Ross – No Reply SANTA ROSA TINA DR 32561 1400 1499 92 72 Gallagher – No Reply Brown – No Reply SANTA ROSA VALENCIA ST 32561 300 399 92 80 Bense – Declined Rivera – No Reply SANTA ROSA WARWICK ST 32561 400 499 92 80 Crist – Declined Arza – No Reply SANTA ROSA WASHINGTON AVE 32561 300 399 92 80 SANTA ROSA WATERFORD LN 32561 400 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA WHITE SANDS BLVD 32561 7300 8299 92 72 SANTA ROSA WILLIAMSBURG DR 32561 200 499 92 80 SANTA ROSA WINDSOR PL 32561 100 199 92 80 SANTA ROSA YESTEROAK CIR 32561 500 599 92 80 SANTA ROSA YORK ST 32561 400 599 92 80

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Bubba’s How much Beach storage is necessary? T. “ Bubba” Bechtol Planners worry about Top 10 flotsam in case of storm BY LISA NEWELL reasons I Gulf Breeze News hate horror [email protected] As residents plan to rebuild their homes movies on Pensacola Beach, one issue yet to be resolved is the amount of allowable square I hate horror movies. I’d put footage below the base flood level. watching a horror movie right One theory is that enclosing the bottom next to nailing my toes to a of a home is more aesthetically pleasing two by four as one of my than the “stilt village” look associated with favorite things to do. They are Dauphin Island in Alabama. stupid, never real and never Opponents say that even when “break- scare me. However, ‘Lishous away” materials, such as lattice or louvers loves the stupid things. are used to disquise the bottom area, resi- For some reason, she enjoys dents quickly fill up the space with stored having the bejesus scared out items or even additional living spaces, cre- of her! So, I have to watch one s ating piles of debris when storms strike. every now and then to keep her Santa Rosa Island Authority members next to me on the couch, so she heard both sides of the argument at the won’t complain that I “never June committee meeting on Wednesday, do anything she wants to do!”Surf’ June 8, and the matter was expected to I have learned a few things come up again at the Board meeting June from watching these IGMOS 14. in the horror movies. First, SRIA staff member Debbie Norton said white people are dumber than stored items tend to become “missiles dur- black people when they are Tropical Storm Alberto churned up the Gulf of ! ing a storm” and that if walls don’t break as scared. Black folks run like up they should it could affect the upper levels Mexico Saturday, bringing surfers to hell, and that is exactly what Pensacola Beach to ride 10-foot waves. of the structure. She said FEMA reported you are supposed to do when Pensacola Beach lifeguards were busy that the island was deficient in policing you meet up with a zombie pulling surfers and swimmers out of the gulf breakaway structures and that debris levels with a chain saw! But, white on the red flag day. in previous storms could have been folks just have to “learn more” reduced 30 to 35 percent had there been about what is happening and ABOVE: local surfer Clark Allen rides a big fewer breakaway walls. they end up with no arms. wave. Also, she said 60 to 70 percent of resi- Second, never assume that RIGHT: two surfers with boards in tow head dents had apartments, refrigerators, stoves the telephone call is coming home after a long surfing day. and illegal bathrooms in their enclosures. from outside the house. As a “How do you police that?” she asked. matter of fact, just don’t BELOW: Mike Meyering, lifeguard instructs A proposal before the board limits the answer the phone when you swimmers to come in to shore. “The red flag enclosed area to 850 square feet, an area find yourself in a haunted means the water is closed and under the pier which will accommodate two cars, a stair- house with a ghost about to is where we have fome of our strongest rip case and some storage area. move inside your body. It can currents. So when when they go out there, we An elevator shaft doesn’t contribute to never be good news! Just let it have to go bring thime back in.” the limited space because of the Americans ring. Photos by Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News with Disabilities Act. Third, never look to see if Everything below the base flood level is you have killed the monster, uninsurable. let someone else check to see Part time resident Steve Ennis suggested if it is really dead. You run, that the board consider a proportional fast, away from the monster. If arrangement “if not withdrawing the whole it does come back to life, you motion.” should be in Mississippi under Villa Sabine leaseholder Dan Green vol- a magnolia tree with 466 other unteered to sit on a panel to research the people. issue. Forth, never go and check “We could increase the number of flood the fuse box when the lights go vents to equalize pressure,” Green said, out. Just run out of the house adding that limiting enclosure space would and keep running. Monsters have a negative impact on property values. hide by the fuse box and eat “This is a very radical move here ... I stupid IGMOS. think we need to table this a little longer.” Fifth, if you child begins to The 850 square foot limit was proposed speak to you in a language that by architects who said it was a reasonable they should not know, and amount for car parking and storage. The their head spins all the way Homebuilders Association agreed with the around on their neck, shoot figure. them in the head immediately. Kill them and make another one that looks just like them. Never try to understand this, just kill them and run away as fast as you can. June is still a wonderful month Sixth, if the monster is after a crowd of you, don’t split up. I’ve always enjoyed the There is safety in numbers, poem by James Russell Lowell. and you don’t have to ever out- The first verse goes like this: Casting run the monster. All you have “AND what is so rare as a to do is outrun the fat kid in the day in June? Net s group. Then, if ever, come perfect Seventh, if you have friends days; missing and blood is on any Then Heaven tries earth if it Chuck Randle part of the room you are in, be in tune/And over it softly never get into bed expecting to her warm ear lays; have fun with you partner. You Whether we look, or a blade too mean/To be some the year, even though in our will both die because you took whether we listen/We hear life happy creature’s palace; part of the world, it signifies your mind off the horror at murmur, or see it glisten; The little bird sits at his door the beginning of the hurricane hand! Beach Optimists honor PBES Every clod feels a stir of in the sun/Atilt like a blossom season. It also signifies the end Eighth, never check the might/An instinct within it that among the leaves, of school, the time when vaca- freezer for anything, ever! teachers, staff with lunch reaches and towers, And lets his illumined being tions are planned, and the Ninth, if you see a portal to And, groping blindly above o’errun/With the deluge of opportunity to explore the Mary Claus/Special to Island News summer it receives; world of Nature, whether on hell, don’t try and figure out The Pensacola Beach Optimist Club recently sponsored it for light/Climbs to a soul in the combination to unlock it. grass and flowers; His mate feels the eggs the seashore, climbing the Teacher and Staff Appreciation Day. PBOC members brought beneath her wings/And the mountains, walking through Just run fast away from the lunches in to the Pensacola Beach Elementary teachers and The flush of life may well be portal. Portals have to have seen/Thrilling back over hills heart in her dumb breast flut- the woods, or numerous other staff to show their appreciation for all they do for the island's ters and sings; activities. It is also, though not stupid people open them up. If school children. and valleys; no one opens the portal, then The cowslip startles in He sings to the wide world, as much as in the past, the every one lives. Back row, from left: Susan Goff, Jackie Henderson, Sandee meadows green/The buttercup and she to her nest/In the nice month of weddings. Let’s And finally, never hit a Bredesen, Tina Reichert, Margie Pitts, Ada Baughn and catches the sun in its chalice, ear of Nature which song is the enjoy those rare days and Principal Jeff Castleberry. Front row, from left: Marie Wright, And there’s never a leaf nor best?” appreciate all the beauty See BUBBA, Page 2B6 Jo McLaurine, Debbie Campanella and Jennifer Neal. June is a wonderful month of around us.

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What has happened to Pensacola Beach? What happened to Pensacola Beach? In the mid 80’s when my family moved to Pensacola Beach, it was a completely differ- Corbin’s ent place than it is now. Inevitably things will change, but they have Corner changed like no one would have ever imagined. My family was attracted to Pensacola Beach Grant Corbin because it was a beautiful, laid points. lishments are adopting the same back area with a family atmos- It’s hard to take in changes, color scheme, I have no idea. The phere. Just about every resident especially when they happen so homes are no longer quaint knew each other and frequented quickly: especially after hurri- ground level normal homes. Now the local restaurants and bars that canes. I remember the days where everything is big and elaborate, resided on the beach. Everyone if I stood on the side of Via and homes are by no means who lived on the island was one Deluna, a car (going the speed affordable by any stretch of the whole family. limit) would stop and let me imagination. It’s just not what it It was paradise. Words cannot cross! Today if you stand on the used to be. The things that lured explain how the beach used to be side of the road, you’re risking my family to this area are now “back in the day.” It’s hard to getting hit by a car (going gone. Pensacola Beach is now (in imagine how the beach was 70MPH) or a flying object (beer my opinion) a great place to vaca- before we moved to it. I look back bottle). I’m trying not to be nega- tion or own a condo, but living Paul Stefon/ Gulf Breeze News at things and it brings back happy tive, but it’s the truth. Years ago full-time on the beach is becom- The power of inspiration and sad memories, happy imagin- there used to be a handful of ing less attractive. Things have Brothers Kurt and Brian Erdman, Pensacola, were so inspired by the Fiesta Sand ing how things used to look, and hotels and motels, all brightly col- changed on Pensacola Beach, and Sculpture Contest that they decided to get in on the action. “We saw the contest last it’s sad seeing how it looks now. ored and festive. Look at the con- it is hard to let go. No matter what weekend and thought we could do it, so we brought our shovel and brushes and came to I’ll look back on today and have dos and hotels now. Just about all happens to Pensacola Beach, I the beach to give it a try.” said Brian. The brothers constructed the dragon , above. the same feeling; I guess cherish- of them are poop brown colored will always carry around the most ing memories is one of my strong (I had to say it!) Why most estab- important piece: memories. 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On waterways. “The state has June 6, representatives from the extremely shallow estuaries and Florida Sea Grant Extension pro- bays and there is enormous envi- gram (SGE), which uses scientif- ronmental pressure… 25% of ic information to handle coastal manatees’ deaths occur because of collisions with boats and more areas and resources, held a meet- BRAND than 180,000 acres of sea grass ing to discuss waterways man- TM agement issues. SGE presented habitat have been affected.” Your dog safe @ home. scientific data, collected through Charles Sidman, right, and Robert Swett, middle, listening to Members of the MAC are 1-866-597-3647 studies conducted in southwest questions from Turpin and Johnson, far right, about free data planning to meet again the first Florida, and proposed the possi- for Santa Rosa County boaters. week of August to discuss future plans and the possible use of the ble use of a recreational boating agreed that the biggest obstacle to look at numerous variables GIS data. To learn more about geographic information system they see with the implementation based on scientific data. They this study log on to www.flsea- (GIS) in Santa Rosa County. of this system is funding. But were able to propose a satisfacto- grant.org Captain Robert K. Turpin, Ken Johnson, Chairman of the ry plan that included a look at Chief of Marine Resources for Santa Rosa County Marina competing interests, such as Escambia County, commented Advisory Committee (MAC), boaters concerns versus environ- that while the studies presented was impressed with SGE’s pro- mental hazards and state and fed- were very useful, Southwest posal to offer, for free, a listing of eral regulations. Through data Florida and Northwest Florida all the boat owners and their gathered, researchers were able have different needs. “We should physical address allowing Santa to identify key issues for coastal first determine our needs before Rosa County to immediately areas such as the need for and we look for solutions” said carry data over to GIS and focus obstacles in the creation of boat Turpin. on plans for the next 20 years. ramps, the importance of gather- Joshua Wilks from the “I cannot tell you the enor- ing scientific data through sam- Blackwater River Foundation, mous dollar figure attached to ple selection and boater surveys. which focuses on environmental what we are receiving. This Resulting data gave researchers protection of the river and its means that we can move light- insight into problems concerning contributories, expressed his sup- years ahead without hurting pre- congested areas, manatees and port for SGE. sent or future projects,” said various environmental issues “As long as the system is envi- Johnson. relating to waterways manage- ronmentally friendly, and does Robert Swett and Charles ment. GIS allowed researchers to not pose any long term harm to Sidman from the University of get a clear picture of the variables the waterways in the county, we Florida Sea Grant Extension involved and devise efficient will support Sea Grant Marine made a convincing case for the plans for waterways manage- Extension endeavors,” Wilks use of GIS through previous ment. said. studies conducted in southwest “Consequently, the need for Most of the participants Florida. GIS allows researchers improved waterway access and Gamers LAN party June 24 BUBBA: Scary movies are Panhandle Gamers is host- giveaway, and even showing ing another computer gaming off new innovative products. predictable event, known as a LAN Entry is $20 to set up your Continued from 1B Party. Taking place on computer or X-box and play monster in the face with anything Saturday, June 24, at the games. Spectating is FREE. that will not go clean through his Pensacola Civic Center from There will be many prizes head. Don’t try and hit the killer 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. and fun activities and free with your hands. Have a big gun, What is a LAN Party? samples of a new caffeinated knife or anything that will kill the ORTHOPAEDIC & Basically it’s an event where frozen beverage. thing. Monsters are not made to hardcore and casual gamers Panhandle Gamers is dedi- SPORTS MEDICINE be knocked out. 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PRIME-TIME TV / A WEEK AT A GLANCE MOVIES Thursday, June 15, 2006 AABC BCBS DPBS EFOX CNBC A&E ABCFAM COM DISN E! ESPN HBO LIFE MAX MTV SPIKE TBS TNT USA News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News The First 48 7th Heaven Reno 911! Phil of the Fu- E! News (N) SportsCenter ›››› Million › Between ›› Land of Sucker Free CSI: Crime MLB Baseball Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Men rob and “Dangerous Li- (CC) ture (Live) (CC) Dollar Baby (2005) Poppy the Dead ’ Scene Inves- Atlanta Braves Trace “Pilot” Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment kill a drug aisons” (CC) Dog Bites That’s So The Daily 10 (2004, Drama) Montgomery. Spoken & tigation ’ at Florida Mar- ’ (CC) tent “Phan- aire Griffith Show (N) (CC) tune Tonight dealer. Man (CC) Raven (CC) (N) Clint East- An attorney Stirred ’ (CC) lins. From Dol- tom” (CC) ’ ›› “Bad Best of wood. (CC) travels to Ti- ››› phins Stadium Funniest Gameshow Live From That ’70s My Name Is The First 48 Chasing Daily Show Get a Clue Sexiest Golf juana to find Soul MTV Special CSI: Crime in Miami. Law & Order Law & Order: :00 Home Videos Marathon Lincoln Cen- Show ’ Earl (CC) (CC) Liberty (2004) (2002, Come- Boys” Bad U.S. Open Food (1997, ’ Scene Inves- “Gaijin” ’ Special Vic- “Card Sharks” A woman Mandy Moore, dy) Lindsay boys. Championship her missing Comedy-Dra- “Mea (Subject to “In- 8 :30 NBA Nation ter That ’70s The Office ’ The Colbert ›› The Girl sister. tigation Blackout) (CC) (DVS) tims Unit (CC) (N) (CC) objects to the Show ’ (CC) Matthew Report Lohan, Bug -- First Round. Next Door ma) Vanessa Culpa” toxicated” intense ro- Goode. A Hall, Brenda From Shin- L. Williams, (Live) (CC) NBA Basket- CSI: Crime So You Think Windfall “Pi- The First 48 Mind of Men- The Girls (2004, Ro- The Promise Making the UFC Un- Law & Order Law & Order: mance be- ’ Briton and the Song. 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Mind of Men- Simple Life: McGregor, Na- ›› Point Last The Real CSI: Crime ›› Cheaper Monk “Mr. ’ “Reasonable 8:00AM- Getaway” ’ (CC) Shin Koyama- Shinnecock (1998) Moore, Woody (CC) gates huge cir- Monk vs. The :00 (CC) American cia da. Premiere. ’Til Death Hills Golf Club talie Portman. Seen Harrelson. ’ World Scene Inves- by the Dozen cles in his crop 9 :30 Hope & Faith Doubts” ’ Stories ’ 9:00AM” ’ (CC) Whose Line? South Park Simple Life: ’ (CC) Linda Hamil- The Real tigation (CC) (2003, Come- Cobra” (CC) in Southamp- ton. A woman (CC) (DVS) dy) Steve Mar- fields. ’ (CC) (CC) (Part 1 of 2) (PA) (CC) (CC) ’Til Death ton, N.Y. World (CC) (CC) (DVS) with imperiled ›› tin, Bonnie ›› 20/20 (CC) NUMB3RS News Law & Order: Biography Whose Line? Stand Up Na- Zack & Cody The Soup (N) (Same-day Deadwood children seeks The Day Where My The Shield Hunt, Piper (:15) Monk Monk :00 “The O.G.” Special Vic- Home Videos tion With Tape) (CC) “Tell Your God After Tomor- Dogs At ’ “Breakpoint” ’ Jurassic Park races to find a ’ a lost girl. ’ Perabo. Pre- 10 :30 (iTV) (CC) Ken Burns tims Unit (N) (CC) Whose Line? Greg Giraldo Zack & Cody Handler Show to Ready for row (2004) Celebrity (CC) miere. III (2001) Sam stolen dia- American “Starved” (N) (CC) Blood” (CC) Deathmatch Neill. mond. Saturday, June 17, 2006 News News Classic Jeopardy! Entertainment Cold Case (6:00) Karate 40 Days and Hannah Mon- E! News College Base- (6:30) ››› Abducted: A (6:00) ›› The Made “Dance World’s Most (6:00) ››› (6:30) ››› (6:00) The :00 Gospel Heav- (CC) Tonight (N) ’ Files (CC) Dog (2004) 40 Nights tana Weekend ball NCAA Robots (2005, Father’s Love Siege (1998, Team” Dance Amazing Home Alone The Mummy 4400 “The 7 :30 Outdoor Al- enly home. ’ Wheel of For- (CC) Jon Voight. Larry the Ca- That’s So World Series Comedy) ’ (1996, Drama) Action) ’ team. ’ Videos ’ (1990) (PA) (1999, Adven- New World” abama (CC) tune (CC) ble Guy: Git- Raven Game 4 -- (CC) Chris Noth, (CC) (CC) ture) Brendan (CC) ››› › R-Done Teams TBA. ››› Peter MacNi- ›› ›› Fraser, Rachel Lady CSI: NY “Su- The Lawrence Cops “Coast NHL Hockey Cold Case The Water- Wendy Wu: Stranded From Omaha, Mada- col, Stepfanie House of Made “Miss Carpocalypse Cheaper Weisz. (CC) Law & Order: :00 and the per Men” ’ Welk Show to Coast” Stanley Cup Files Infant’s boy (1998) Stand-up com- Homecoming With a Star: gascar (2005) Wax (2005) El- Teen Arizona” “Land Yacht by the Dozen Special Vic- edy. (CC) Neb. (Live) Kramer. (CC) (DVS) 8 :30 Tramp (1955, (CC) “County Fair” Cops “Coast Final Game 6 - body; crawl- Adam Sandler. Warrior (2006, Who Would (CC) Voices of Ben isha Cuthbert. Tomboy Race; Car” (N) (2003, Come- tims Unit Fantasy) Voic- to Coast” - Carolina Hur- space. A simpleton’s Adventure) You Choose? Stiller. Pre- Murderous makeover. ’ dy) Steve Mar- “Payback” ’ es of Peggy ricanes at Ed- angry out- ›› Brenda Song, Brett Michaels. miere. (CC) twins entomb “Rap- tin, Bonnie ››› Lee, Barbara 48 Hours Keeping Up America’s monton Oilers. Cold Case bursts lead to National Shin Koyama- ’ The Familiar their victims in Made Disorderly Hunt, Piper Signs Law & Order: :00 ’ Mystery “Writ- Most Wanted: ’ Files (CC) Lampoon’s Stranger ’ per” Rapper. Conduct: (2002) Mel Special Vic- Luddy. (CC) ten in Blood” (Live) (CC) gridiron glory. da. (2001) Mar- wax. (CC) ’ Perabo. Gibson. A wid- 9 :30 As Time Goes America (CC) Van Wilder Boxing Jer- Video on Pa- tims Unit ’ (CC) By Fights Back (2002, Come- main Taylor vs. garet Colin. A trol (N) ’ ower investi- “Contact” › dy) Ryan Ronald Wright. woman learns ›› ›› gates huge cir- The Evidence Are You Be- News American The Water- Reynolds, Tara Phil of the Fu- Saturday Baseball that her hus- Cry Wolf Made “Rocker” The Ultimate Old cles in his crop Law & Order: :00 “Wine and Die” ing Served? Justice Jeff boy (1998) ture Night Live ’ Tonight (Live) ’ (Live) (CC) (2005) Lindy Rock front- Fighter ’ School (2003) Special Vic- ’ ’ Reid. (CC) band faked his ’ fields. (CC) 10 :30 (N) (CC) The Vicar of CSI: Crime Zack. (CC) Adam Sandler. Life With (CC) death. Booth. (CC) woman. Luke Wilson. tims Unit Dibley ’ Scn (CC) Derek (CC) “Limitations” Sunday, June 18, 2006 Extreme 60 Minutes ’ River Into the Malcolm in Dateline NBC Dallas SWAT ›› Home ›› National Hannah Mon- The Girls Baseball (5:30) ››› Unwed Father (6:15) › Fa- Real World- (6:30) ›› (6:00) ›› Old (6:00) ›› ›› Bruce :00 Makeover: (CC) New World ’ the Middle ’ (CC) (CC) Alone 2: Lost Lampoon’s tana Next Door Tonight (Live) Clear and (1997) Brian thers’ Day Road Rules Blade (1998, School (2003) Jurassic Park Almighty 7 :30 Home Edition (CC) King of the in New York Van Wilder That’s So The Girls Present Dan- Austin Green. (1997) Robin Real World- Horror) Wesley Luke Wilson. III (2001) Sam (2003) Jim “Teas Family” Hill (CC) (1992, Come- (2002, Come- Raven Next Door ger ’ A college stu- Williams. Road Rules Snipes, Neill. Carrey. A frus- ’ (CC) dy) Macaulay dy) Ryan dent must Stephen Dorff, trated reporter Cold Case Nature “From The Simp- Treasure Touch the Wendy Wu: THS Investi- MLB Baseball The Wire “All Moon and the The Hills ’ ›› Cheaper ››› Signs ’ Culkin, Joe Reynolds, Tara raise his infant Kris Kristoffer- receives divine :00 “Dog Day Af- Orphan to sons Hunters (Se- Top of the Homecoming gates Deadly Teams to Be Due Respect” Son ’ by the Dozen (2002) Mel ’ Pesci, Daniel Reid. (CC) ’ son alone. son. powers from 8 :30 (:31) NBA Na- ternoons” King” (CC) The Simp- ries Premiere) World (2006, Stern. (CC) Warrior (2006, Waters Naval Announced. (CC) (CC) ›› Jingle All The Hills ’ (2003, Come- Gibson. A wid- God. tion (CC) (DVS) sons ’ (N) ’ (CC) Docudrama) Adventure) tragedies. (N) (Live) (CC) the Way dy) Steve Mar- ower investi- ›› (N) Peter Facinelli. › Brenda Song, A (1996) Arnold ›› tin, Bonnie gates huge cir- “Be- (:08) NBA What Mystery! Family Guy Premiere. (CC) Billy Madi- Shin Koyama- Deadwood Too Young to Making the Animal Hunt, Piper cles in his crop The 4400 :00 Basketball Fi- Women Want ’ (Part 1 of 2) (CC) son (1995) cryptic note Be a Dad Schwarzeneg- Band 3 ’ (2005, Drama) ing Tom Bald- da. ’ Perabo. fields. (CC) :30 nals Game 5 -- (2000, Ro- (CC) (DVS) ›› Adam Sandler. tips off (2002, Drama) ger, Sinbad. Ving Rhames. win” (N) (CC) 9 Always Sun- Home (CC) Run’s House Dallas Maver- mance-Come- ny Alone 2: Lost A hotel mag- Swearengen. Kathy Baker, ’ A brutal con- icks at Miami dy) Mel Gib- ’ in New York nate’s adult Bruce Davi- ››› vict undergoes ›› ››› ’ Mystery! News Crossing Jor- Touch the Phil of the Fu- Simple Life: Entourage (N) War of Yo Momma Cheaper (:15) (:01) The Heat. (Live) son, Helen “Death (1992) son goes back (CC) son. (CC) ’ a radical :00 (CC) Hunt. ’ (CC) (Part 1 of 2) dan Top of the to grade ture ’Til Death (DVS) the Worlds Special change in by the Dozen Signs (2002) Dead Zone :30 (CC) (DVS) ’ Goes On” ’ World (2006) Macaulay (2005) Tom (2003, Come- Mel Gibson. “Forbidden 10 Yes, Dear Culkin. (CC) school. Life With Simple Life: Lucky Louie Pimp My Ride prison. (CC) (CC) (CC) Derek ’Til Death “Kim’s O” Cruise. ’ dy) (CC) Fruit” (CC) Monday, June 19, 2006 News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News Cold Case › Spring (6:00) ››› Phil of the Fu- E! News (N) MLB Baseball (6:15) ›› The ›› The Truth (5:50) ›› Sucker Free CSI: Crime Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Files (CC) Break Shark Dick (1999) ture New York Yan- Perfect Man About Jane Phenomenon ’ Scene Inves- Raymond Trace “The Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment Attack (2005, Kirsten Dunst. That’s So The Daily 10 kees at (2005) ’ (CC) (2000, Drama) (1996) John tigation ’ Everybody- Friendly Skies” tent “Yester- aire Griffith Show (N) (CC) tune Tonight Suspense) (CC) Raven (N) Philadelphia Stockard Chan- Travolta. (CC) Raymond ’ (CC) day” ’ Shannon Lu- Phillies. From ›››› ning, James ›› ’ Wife Swap The King of Antiques Hell’s Kitchen NHL Hockey The First 48 cio, Riley Daily Show Movie Ashlee Simp- Citizens Bank Million Naughton, Cry Wolf Yo Momma CSI: Crime Friends Law & Order Law & Order: :00 “Stonerock/Finl Queens ’ Roadshow ’ (CC) Stanley Cup “Love to son (N) Dollar Baby (2005, Sus- Special ’ Scene Inves- (CC) “Ill-Conceived” Special Vic- ’ Smith. Pre- Park in Ellen Muth. ’ 8 :30 ey” (CC) How I Met “Kansas City, Final Game 7 - Death; Un- miere. (CC) The Colbert Child Star Philadelphia. 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figure out what’s going on and try to get back at her ... until this enjoyable animated tale. Chris Rock and Ben Stiller the movies without Jake (Angus T. Jones), but Alan loses it they find out why she’s so reluctant to work. have the central voice roles as a zebra and a lion who because Jake seemed too eager to get away from him. Weekly Best Bets 9 p.m. on TBS must adapt when they end up stranded in the title land, Alan could use some therapy, but it’s Charlie who ends up where “survival of the fittest” takes on new meaning for seeing a counselor in an attempt to figure out how to deal Cheaper by the Dozen: Only the names and number them and others unfamiliar with the turf. with his brother’s issues. Thursday remain the same as the novel by Frank B. Gilbreth and Sunday 8 p.m. on PBS Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. Steve Martin stars as a football Tuesday Live From Lincoln Center: This new episode fea- coach who suddenly has to take care of the kids when his 8 p.m. on CBS 8 p.m. on ABC tures the multiple Tony-winning musical “The Light in the wife (Bonnie Hunt) goes on a book tour for — yes — Cold Case: Lilly (Kathryn Morris) discovers a link be- According to Jim: It’s a day of firsts for young Kyle Piazza” by Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas. Based on a “Cheaper by the Dozen.” tween a recent string of bank robberies and an almost (Conner Rayburn). He’s starting kindergarten, but his fa- novella by Elizabeth Spencer, it’s the story of a young Saturday identical one from 2000 that had fatal consequences. She ther (Jim Belushi) wants to give him a different milestone tourist who falls for a handsome local in 1950s Florence, 8 p.m. on ABC and the team jump at the chance to solve the old crime moment: his very first Chicago Cubs game. To accomplish Italy. The young lady’s mother harbors a secret that will and bring a young teller’s killer to justice, but their this, however, he has to take Kyle out of school, which Lady and the Tramp: Based on a story by trail soon goes as cold as the case. put their love to the test. Ward Greene, this 1955 animated classic por- doesn’t make Cheryl (Courtney Thorne-Smith) very happy. 10 p.m. on NBC trays the endearing romance between an up- 8 p.m. on NBC 8 p.m. on FOX Windfall: Beth and Nina (Sarah Wynter, Lana Parrilla) per-class cocker spaniel named Lady and a Treasure Hunters: It’s like “The Amaz- House: R. Lee Ermey guest stars as House’s (Hugh plan a shopping trip to Paris in “The Getaway.” Frankie streetwise mutt named Tramp. After Lady ing Race,” only smarter. This new competi- Laurie) father, who arrives in town for a visit that House (Alice Greczyn) hides behind booze at Damien’s (Jon Fos- becomes disenchanted with her home tion series sends teams of three people most definitely does not want. He’s treating a patient with ter) party to avoid revealing her feelings for him. Ethan life, she befriends Tramp and they share around the world to find and solve clues to a his own daddy problems; there’s major mistrust between (Terrance Hardy Jr.) gets into a fight at school, worrying many adventures on the street, including puzzle, with the first team to find all the clues re- father and son, which is affecting the doctors’ ability to get Kimberly (Malinda Williams). a plate of spaghetti. Voices are provided ceiving the location of a hidden treasure. If you usable information out of them. by Larry Roberts, Barbara Luddy and Peggy like “Race” but can’t stand all the sniping, this Friday Lee, who also performs several memorable may be more your speed, as it’s more about Wednesday 9 p.m. on ABC songs. the puzzle than getting from point A to point B 8:30 p.m. on ABC Hope & Faith: In “Faith’s Therapy,” Hope and Charley 8 p.m. on HBO first. Freddie: Freddie (Freddie Prinze Jr.) offers to drive (Faith Ford, Ted McGinley) encourage Faith (Kelly Ripa) Madagascar: Animals decide to explore Tramp Monday Grandma (Jenny Gago) to church. Aww, isn’t that nice? to seek counseling to help her get it together and find a the world beyond the zoo in New York’s Cen- 9 p.m. on CBS Actually, he has an ulterior motive; he’s regretting having job. She soon realizes that she can get anything she tral Park — and get themselves into a much Two and a Half Men: Charlie and Alan stopped seeing Denise (Denise Quinones) and wants to wants at home by invoking her therapist (guest star Susan bigger adventure than they anticipated — in (Charlie Sheen, Jon Cryer) plan an evening at ask her for another chance. She’s moved on, but he’s not Sullivan, “Dharma & Greg”). Of course, Hope and Charley giving up, even though he also still has feelings for Rose.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 15, 2006 4 B Arts & Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS The Molly Ringwalds rock the 80s at Capt’ n Fun I always feel like somebody’s watching me... Devon Nooner and guitarist Randi Wilde mug for the camera Saturday at Capt’n Funs. Each band member was dressed in 80s attire - Nooner as Adam Ant and Wilde as a member of Devo. The other band members were Philip Wang (Madonna), Liam Thunders (the Karate Kid) and Dickie English (Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury). Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Devon Nooner leads the crowd in an 80s song Saturday night. More than 4,000 wristbands were given out Saturday. The band played for more than three hours, belting out 40 tunes from the 1980s, including Let’s Go Crazy (Prince), We PLT’s ‘ 1776’ begins this weekend Got the Beat (the Go- Gos) and Blister in the Pensacola Little Theatre clos- single “nay” vote will forever John Witherspoon,” Rodney table, charming, often petty and Sun (Violent Femmes). es out its 69th Mainstage Season, end the question of indepen- Walker as “John Dickinson,” ultimately noble figures deter- with the international stage tri- dence. Large portions of spoken Justin Dickieson as “James mined to do the right thing for a Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News umph that won the TONY© and sung dialog are taken direct- Wilson,” Bill Tate as “Caesar fledgling nation. Award and the New York Critics ly from the letters and memoirs Rodney,” Johnnie Lamar Odom “1776” will show Friday, Circle Award© for Best Musical of the actual participants. II as “Colonel Thomas McKean,” Saturday and Sunday, June 16, of the Year. Directed by Jerry Ahillen and Vincent Teschel as “George 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 2006 at the In the days leading up to July Ron Roston, with Music Read,” Christopher Thies-Lotito Pensacola Little Theatre. Show 4, 1776, Continental Direction by Marilyn Shugart as “Samuel Chase,” Duane times are 8 p.m. for Friday and Congressman John Adams and and Choreography by LaVonne Raschke as “Joseph Hewes,” Saturday performances, and 2:30 Benjamin Franklin, with the help French, “1776” stars Douglas Jerry Ahillen as “Edward p.m. for Sunday performances. of Richard Henry Lee, coerce Holsworth as “John Adams,” Rutledge,” Gary Thompson as Tickets are $22, $18, $15 - $2 Thomas Jefferson into writing Danny Seibert as “Benjamin “Dr. Lyman Hall,” Bill Whalen discount for Active-Duty the Declaration of Independence Franklin,” Eric J. Jenkins as as “Charles Thomson,” Thad Military, Senior Citizens and as a delaying tactic as they try to “Thomas Jefferson,” Robbie Kopec as “Andrew McNair,” Full-Time Students (excluding persuade the American colonies Leggett as “Richard Henry Lee,” Christie Curtis as “Abigail Rows A – E), and are available at to support a resolution on inde- Bill Mankins as “John Hancock,” Adams,” Lynsey Leigh Price as the PLT Box Office, charge by pendence. As George Larry Titus as “Dr. Josiah “Martha Jefferson,” and features telephone at 432-2042, or pur- Washington sends depressing Bartlett,” Michael S. Dennis as Jeremiah Daniel Jensen, Barney chase on-line at www.pensaco- messages describing one military “Stephen Hopkins,” Mark Peters Walsh and James Beck. lalittletheatre.com. All perfor- disaster after another, the busi- as “Roger Sherman,” Ken “1776” puts a human face on mances of “1776” will be at the nessmen, landowners and slave Shugart as “Lewis Morris,” Brian the pages of history as we see the Pensacola Cultural Center, 400 holders in Congress all stand in D. Swan as “Robert Livingston,” men behind the national icons: South Jefferson Street, down- the way of the Declaration, and a Whit Whitfield as “The Reverend proud, frightened, uncertain, irri- town Pensacola.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS Belmont Arts Center hosts open mic night every Thursday Every Thursday night from 7 Palafox Suite 101, Studio experience. and a cup of gumbo. For more to 10 p.m., Belmont Arts and Theatre. Tickets are $5 and All lectures are free and open information, visit www. jaz- Cultural Center will host Open reservations are suggested for to the public. Doors open at 5 zpensacola.com or call 433- Mic Night, 401 N. Reus St. (in limited seating. Call 432-2232 pm. Light refreshments will be 8382 or Sharon Muncie at 994- the Window Factory located on or e-mail: betachildrensthe- served. Lectures last approxi- 9648. the corner of Belmont and [email protected]. mately one hour with time for St. Christopher’s Episcopal Devilliers). questions afterwards. Church presents St. All musical genres welcome. Audition held for PJC’s Christopher’s Summer Bring your instrument and/or 'Singin' in the Rain' Serenade at South Lawn, St. voice and share your original Auditions are open to recent Swing dance every Friday Christopher’s Church, 3200 N. music with other musicians and high school graduates and stu- night 12th Avenue. The public is cor- music lovers alike. Open to all dents who are in grades 9-12 for Lessons 8 p.m. Dance 9 to dially invited to this free event. ages. There is no cost, but dona- the 2006-2007 school year for 11:30 p.m. Admission $5, alco- “Cuda” Smith will perform tions are welcome. For informa- Pensacola Junior College's hol and smoke-free, great fami- Wednesday, June 28. Barry tion, call Rick Kindle at 982- Summer High School ly fun. No partners needed, but grew up in Pensacola and is the 4466 or 457-4220. Workshop. bring friend anyway. son of Dr. & Mrs. Vernon The 2006 production is Bayview Community Center, Smith. He lives in Key West for EVERYONE - YOUNG ANDOLD! On Thursday, June 15, the "Singin' in the Rain." 2000 East Lloyd Street (in East and is known as the “Key West Every TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Belmont Arts Center will host Auditions are Monday and Hill) 433-6287, www.pensaco- Pianimal” playing at Sloppy Doors open at 9:30 a.m. G Movie begins at 10:00 a.m. its next Music @ the Belmont Tuesday, June 19-20, at 9 a.m. laswing. net. Joe’s Bar, The Green Parrot, the Seating is limited so arrive early! concert, featuring a wide array in the Ashmore Fine Arts Hog’s Breath Saloon, B.O.’s June 20-22 ------Shark Tale and Dreamer of local and regional acts. Auditorium, Building 8, on the Tickets still available for Fish Wagon, and other Key June 27-29 ------Jumanji and Zathura The evening's lineup Pensacola campus. Singing try- Michael Bublé West clubs. He has released six July 5-6 ------Daddy Day Care and Are We There Yet includes music from signer- outs are June 19, and dance Michael Bublé to make CDs including “Lonesome songwriters Carey Colvin and auditions are June 20. Pensacola "Home" - on Mama,” a collection of rare bar- July 11-13 ------Yours, Mine & Ours and Spongebob Squarepants Granger Helvey, the progres- The show calls for several Saturday, July 8 at the relhouse piano instrumentals. July 18-20 ------Shrek and Shrek 2 sive blue grass beats of male and female featured roles, Pensacola Civic Center in Be sure to pick up a copy at the Mobile's Fatman Squeeze and a chorus and many other parts. downtown Pensacola. 8 pm. show. Don’t miss this unique Trailer, an innovative fusion Be prepared to sing a song of Tickets on sale now. Ticket live piano player and folk artist. band. your choice; bring the sheet of prices are $67 and $51.50. Open mic. will start at 7 p.m. music or tape/CD. Wear com- Additional fees may apply. with the concert beginning at 8 fortable clothes and shoes (no Tickets are available at the p.m. The show will be held at sandals, flip-flops, heels, etc.) Pensacola Civic Center Box WILLIAM A. ZIMMERN, JR., M.D. the Belmont, 401 North Reus Bring tap shoes if you have Office, Ticketmaster outlets. St., located inside the Window them. Charge by phone (434-7444), or KAREN A. PENNINGTON, M.D. Factory, downtown Pensacola. PJC's Summer Musical Ticketmaster.com, Cost for admission is $5. This is Theatre Program is an opportu- Contact:432-0800 or visit DAVID P. KELLEN, M.D. an all-ages show. nity for students to participate www.pensacolaciviccenter.com An arts & crafts market and in many aspects of production - . JANICE M. HUDSON, M.D. live painting demonstrations including singing, acting, danc- Jazz Gumbo features JULIE BALTZ, MHS, PA-C will take place in the courtyard ing and /or technical theatre. Morley, Perkins of the center during the show. This year, it culminates with six Jazz Gumbo features jazz SUSANNE MEANEY, MSN, ARNP For more information, con- performances of "Singin' in the and classical violinist Tom tact the Belmont Arts and Rain" in July and August. Morley and vocalist/ key- Cultural Center at (850) 429- For more information, call boardist Jeanie Perkins. ● School and Sports 1222 or visit www.belmontarts- 484-1800. Morley has toured Europe and center.com. recorded with New Orleans Physicals Artel featured art clarinetist Tim Laughlin and is ● New Patients Welcome B.E.T.A. presents explorations a frequent performer at ‘Superstars’ Tuesday, July 18 at 5:30 Pensacola JazzFest. He and ● Same Day Appointments The Broadening Education p.m., Artel Gallery located at Jeanie Perkins played a Jazz Thru Arts (B.E.T.A.) Theatre's 505 S. 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Chef Tony Wang of the and family. Enjoy the plea- Fuji Sushi Bar and Grill sures of gourmet sushi offers a unique dining without the gourmet prices experience. Visit the in distinctive lunch boxes restaurant for a most mem- with soup, salad and rice. orable presentation of the Visit their sushi bar, let finest sushi made at the them serve you in one of longest granite sushi bar in their private tatami rooms Pensacola. The eatery also or in the hibachi room. features hibachi cooking. Reservations and take out Some hibachi menu items are available. Catering is include chicken, shrimp, also available. Located at lobster and filet mignon. 6235 N. Davis, Pensacola, Other menu items include Florida Phone: (850) 478- sushi and tempura. 5464 in the Circuit City They are open for lunch Shopping Center off Davis and dinner with lunch and Langley. Be sure to entrees served in a relaxed visit their web address Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Head Hibachi Chef Sut demonstrates his knife-wielding prowess while serving the finest cuts of sirloin, chicken, lobster and casual environment where www.tonyfujisushi .com. filet mignon. you can dine with friends

Tea Room and Gift Shop To make you feel special everything served on China and Linen Tea Parties New Hours Join us for Tea Room Tues–Fri 10:30-5 High Tea 4 p.m. Sat 10:30-3:30 Get dinner Special Events Gift Shop Tues-Fri 10-5 Sat 10-4:00 “To Go” PrivateParties Sandwiches & Salads Homemade Chicken Salad Fax “To Go” Homemade Scones (made from scratch) Orders Homemade Quiche Private Label Tea Private Label Jams Double Devon Cream (Imported from England) Lemon Curd (Imported from England) Greatt Dessertt Menu Featturiing Cheesecake ffrom Chessecake Facttory 3206 Gulf Breeze Parkway (850) 934-7007 Fax (850) 934-7006 www.teatimegulfbreeze.com In Emerald Coast Plaza next to Papa John’s

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Fuji Sushi Bar and Grill, located at 6235 N. Davis Hwy., Pensacola, offers patrons a unique dining experience. In addition to the largest granite sushi bar in Pensacola, expert teppanyaki (a.k.a. hibachi) chefs, the restaurant also features a full-line bar and Japanese bento menu. Fuji is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner.

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33CC SectionSection CC YOURYOUR COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY NEWSPAPERNEWSPAPER JuneApril 15,13, 2006 Lone GBSArec team wins Cheney U16 All Star Tournament drafted, Gulf Breeze beats Pace twice to win championship then signed BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] by Mets GBSA didn’t have the quantity of players for their U16 First GBHS draftee ends, Cheney softball league as all the other will be sent to parks in the area. They had in eight years inks the enough for exactly one team. six year deal Instruction So, what they lacked in League for BY JASON THOMPSON quantity they made up for in some starts. quality, winning four Gulf Breeze News “They’ve consecutive games in the losers [email protected] got a com- bracket, including back-to-back petitor. He wins over Pace to win the Steven Cheney became the worked real Northwest Florida Girls hard to come first Dolphin baseball player in Cheney Softball Alliance Tournament eight years to be selected in the back from an Thursday at Tiger Point Park. Major League Baseball draft. A injury,” said GBHS coach The U16s had to defeat Pace 6- 2004 GBHS grad, Cheney was Randy Renfroe, talking about 5 and 8-4 to win the crown. The selected by the New York Mets Cheney’s back injury his senior wins also kept Pace from winning in the 25th round June 7. He year. all four division championships. signed a six-year deal with them Cheney was recently selected Pace won the 8U, 10U and 12U on Saturday. the Panhandle Conference’s crowns, with the 12U team “I just realized that this is a Fireman of the Year, as well as defeated Gulf Breeze 12-2 in the once in a lifetime chance,” First Team All Conference. He championship game. Cheney said. “This opportunity was 8-0 with four saves and Gulf Breeze’s U10 team doesn’t come along everyday.” eighth in the state (and first in finished third in their division. Cheney reported to Post St. the conference) with a 1.78 Three Tiger Point teams Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Lucie the day after his signing earned run average. in ERA. He finished tied for fifth. Tourney champs to take part in a week-long struck out 42 strikeouts and The following is a rundown The GBSA U-16 All Stars, made up of the only U16 team GBSA fielded this season, won four mini-camp with other signees. walked only three in 62 innings. of how all Gulf Breeze and consecutive games in the losers bracket to win the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance He’ll then report to the team’s During his freshman year at Tiger Point teams fared after tournament Thursday at Tiger Point Park. They are (front, from left): Maggie Swinford, Jessica single-A affiliate in Brooklyn, Alabama Southern Community the weekend: Watson, Samantha Diaz and Natalie Landry. Middle row (from left): Morgan Bass, Tristan New York to compete for the College, Cheney went 5-2 with Powers, Anndrea Marsh, Sarah Thibodeaux and Madeleine Walden. Back (from left): Coaches closer role for the Cyclones. only five walks and 60 See U16s, Page 4C 6 Doug Bass, Andy Marsh and Mike Watson. Not shown - Amber Nicholson. After the Cyclones’ season See Cheney, Page 3C 6

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Still state-bound The GBSA U7 All Stars received a bid to play in the upcoming Dizzy Dean state tournament after finishing second out of four teams at the District 1 Tournament Sunday at Shoreline Park. They are (front, from left): Brett Pardonner, Griffin Reedy, Matthew Hawkins, Jacob Brandon, Nate Herrick and Zach Kelley. Middle row (from left): Tristan Covell, William Welch, Jesse Grant, Nick Lukkar, Bo Fabbro, Redden McLaurine and Hayden Hill. Back (from left): Coaches Alex Herrick, Tripp Hill, Sonny Reedy and Michael Brandon. Lady Dolphins aid Lady Wolves GBSAteams state bound Amanda Green (above) and Alyssa Smith (left) handle BY JASON THOMPSON the ball for the Lady Gulf Breeze News Dolphins during their [email protected] regional semifinal win against Paxon. The pair, Gulf Breeze will send a pair along with Jesse Vickrey, of youth baseball teams to the Aubrey Curington, Maggie Dizzy Dean State Tournament Rodgers and Ashley Collins in St. Petersburg. played key roles in getting The U7 and the U8 teams the Pensacola Futbol Club’s U15 Lady Wolves to the earned bids to state by finishing State Cup semifinals. PFC in the top two of their lost 1-0 to Clay County on a respective divisions. The U7s goal with two minutes left in finished second, while the U8s regulation. were in the final on Tuesday Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News (after the News’ deadline). GBSA’s U9 team, along with Tiger Point’s U7 team both finished third. The following is a rundown Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News of Gulf Breeze and Tiger Point’s Going yard teams over the weekend: Zane Gill holds the two balls he hit out of the park Friday for the GBSA 8U All Stars. He repeated the feat the next day. See GBSA, Page 5C 6

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BY JASON THOMPSON Summer Skate Gulf Breeze News contest Saturday [email protected] dvantage at Gulf Breeze The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Skatepark varsity baseball team won two AA ppraisal Waterboyz will host the a of three games during summer Summer Skate Contest league action last week. Gulf S E R V I C E S Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Gulf Breeze split a pair with Navarre ❖ Residential AA Breeze Skatepark. June 6 before beating Property Appraisal Northview Thursday. Cost is $10 per skater, with ❖ the fee going up an extra $5 Navarre 3, Dolphins 2 Experienced in the Patricia “Tish” Leahy the day of the competition. A sacrifice fly in the bottom Luxury Home Market State Certified of the seventh gave the Raiders ❖ Residential Real Estate Appraiser Each skater will receive a Short turn-around RD 3862 the win in game one. free t-shirt, with the top three ❖ finishers in the following cat- Tyler Gross singled in the Unmatched client egories getting a trophy: third inning to score both T.J. service and follow-up (850) 936-8217 Groms (up to age 6), Jordan and Tyler Schumacher, Menehue (7-9), boys (10-13), who both singled. Brad Jr. Men’s (14-17), Open (18 McGuire singled in the fifth for and over), girls (all ages) and the team’s only other hit. longboard (all ages). Dane Monnin pitched the first Competitors can sign up at four innings, while Brandon Waterboyz or online at Scott pitched the last three. www.waterboyz.com. Dolphins 10, Navarre 2 McGuire had three hits, Summer Classic including hit a grand slam, and scored four times to lead Gulf Dance Workshop Breeze to a win in the second game. starts June 19 Scott went 2-for-4 with a Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News The Academy and The double and scored three times, Shane Dorlag throws the ball back into the infield Thursday. Club will host a Summer while Kolton Hanke went 2-for- Classical Dance Workshop 3 and scored once. June 19-30. Dolphin JV 12-2, Cost is $100 for members Navarre 4-14 and $150 for non-members. Kris Matsoukas had three Kids age 5-7 will be from hits in game one before the 1-2:15 p.m. Monday through Dolphins were held to just three Friday, while 8-10 year olds hits in game two. go from 2:15-3:30 and 11-12 Matsoukas doubled twice, year olds 3:45-5 p.m. scored twice, and drive in three The camp will be led by in the win, while Patrick Vance, former Ballet Pensacola Cody Warford and Caleb Artistic Directors Patsy Hill Brown all had two hits. and Nanette Whidby. Vance went 2-for-3 with a For more information, call double, a run scored and two RBIs, The Club at 916-7946. while Warford went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI and Brown two Renew GBHS doubles and a run scored. Daniel Stadium Seats Shull, Kyle Schnackenberg and GBHS Quarterback Club Clayton Wiley all scored twice. members who have reserved Shull and Schnackenberg seats last year may now both singled and scored in the renew them for the upcoming second game. Wiley added a season by emailing Shelley third inning double. Mann at Vance doubled in the bottom [email protected] of the seventh to salvage a 6-6 for information. Renewals tie with the Chiefs Thursday. are due by July 15. Schnackenberg went 3-for-4 Parents of seniors will with a double and scored twice, have an opportunity to buy while Vance went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. seats from from July 16-25. Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Seats sales will be open to all Shull, Matsoukas, Warford Brandon Scott smothers a ground ball Thursday. Quarterback Club members and Wiley all scored once. beginning July 26. Surf Camp underway Innerlight is sponsoring a two-month long camp for youth who want to learn how to surf. Cost of the camp is $150 and is non-refundable and non-transferrable. The camp is on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, concluding on August 4. The camp will not take place on July 4, but will be on Wednesday, July 5. Surfboards will be provided, but campers are required to bring water, sunscreen and a snack. Campers must also be eight years of age or older. For more information, call 932-5134 or log on to www.innerlightsurf.com.

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Tides for Pensacola Bay Entrance June 15-21 Th 15 Low 12:42 AM, High 1:55 PM F 16 Low 1:12 AM, High 2:37 PM Sa 17 Low 1:29 AM, High 3:17 PM Su 18 Low 1:21 AM, High 10:22 PM M 19 Low 12:20 AM, High 8:00 AM, Low 4:58 AM Tu 20 High 7:31 AM, Low 5:40 PM W 21 High 7:41 AM, Low 6:29 PM Tides for Navarre Beach June 15-21 Th 15 High 11:28 AM, Low 10:46 PM F 16 High 12:30 PM, Low 11:03 PM Sa 17 High 1:10 PM, Low 10:55 PM Su 18 High 8:15 PM, Low 9:54 PM M 19 High 5:53 AM, Low 2:32 PM Tu 20 High 5:24 AM, Low 3:14 PM W 21 High 5:34 AM, Low 4:03 PM Tides for Milton, Blackwater River June 15-21 Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Th 15 Low 2:29 AM, High 3:55 PM Tayler Challenor passes the ball during warmups before a F 16 Low 2:59 AM, High 4:17 PM Lady Dolphin basketball game last season. The Lady Sa 17 Low 3:16 AM, High 4:57 PM Dolphins opened play in a summer league at Catholic last Su 18 Low 3:08 AM, High 12:02 PM M 19 Low 2:07 AM, High 9:40 AM week, losing to both Pensacola High and Fort Walton Beach. Tu 20 High 9:11 AM, Low 7:27 PM Additional information wasn’t released at press time. W 21 High 9:21 AM, Low 8:16 PM

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Continued from Page 2C GBTA looking for mixed doubles tennis players Tennis players of all levels of play are needed for daytime, mixed doubles quads at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze. Subs are also needed. Cost is $20 for six-week sessions on either Mondays or Wednesdays, or both days. Please contact Mindy Bailey to sign up or for more information: (850) 293-4353. Sunday Tennis Fun Bunch plays at 5 p.m. The Sunday Tennis Fun Bunch will go back to fall/winter hours at Shoreline Park. Play will begin at 5 p.m. All ages & levels of tennis play are welcome. No partner required for this informal group of mixed Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Pugh, Greg Tober and Michael Thomas critique batters. Two of the 35 campers at last week’s Dolphin Baseball Camp await their turn at the plate. doubles. Bring a can of balls. For information, call Shae Kemerer at 934-9126 or 261-2113. Navarre Fun Fest 5K June 25 The Navarre Beach Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the Fun Fest 5K Run/Walk June 25 at 7 a.m. Early registration is $15, with the cost going to $20 after June 22. T-shirts will go to the first 200 registrants. Pick up application at the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce on line at www.navarre5krun.com Ronald McDonald House Firecracker 5K July 4 The Ronald McDonald Firecracker 5K run/walk is July 4 at 7:30 a.m. at Seville Quarter. Cost is $15 through June 12, $17 from June 13-July 3 and $20 the day of the race. Online regis- Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News tration ends is July 2 at 6 a.m. Boomer Harrington positions players in the field. Nick McCan runs to first base. Robin Hoffpauir hits in the batting cage. Packet pick up is Monday, July 3 from 4-7 p.m. at Seville Quarter. Race day registration and CHENEY: packet pick up is 6-7am. T- 2004 GB grad signs with Mets shirts are guaranteed to the first 500 registrants. Continued from Page 1C Angels. recently completed his a 16-5 singles record in the Cheney became the first sophomore season at the Golden Knights’ first season in Summer Sizzler strikeouts in 60 innings. His Dolphin to sign a baseball University of Alabama- C-USA. ERA was 1.99. contract since Pete Della Ratta Birmingham. Sakey won all four his Baseball Tourney “He’s got great control and Jr. in 1996, when he signed with Bell started 41 of the team’s matches against conference July 21-23 can throw in the 90s,” Renfroe the A’s. 57 games at second base, batting opponents, including a 6-4, 6-4 The 15th annual Summer said. Cheney is .280 with three home runs and victory at the No. 4 position Sizzler Baseball Tournament is Cheney wouldn’t say how the son of 21 RBIs. He made only four against UAB’s Andre Maier in July 21-23 at Shoreline Park. much his signing bonus was, but Steve and errors all season for the Blazers, the league championship. He Cost is $275 per team for teams did say “it was enough to keep Michelle who went 19-38 this year. recorded a 9-2 mark at the No. 5 in the following age divisions: 7- me out of school.” Cheney. Bell is the son of Emory and spot and went 4-2 at No. 4, 8, 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14. For Cheney had agreed to a In other Bonnie Bell. while finishing his rookie more information, call 934-5140 scholarship with Nicholls State baseball Sakey named Conference campaign by winning seven of or visit www.gbsasports.com. before the beginning of his news USA Player of the Year eight matches. sophomore season. Philip Brock Sakey, a 2005 GBHS Sakey is the first Golden Back to School Cheney is the first Dolphin to Bell, another grad, was recently named the Knight to earn conference indoor soccer be drafted since Brian Robbins 2004 GBHS Bell Conference USA Tennis rookie of the year honors since 2004 GBHS grad Brock in 1998. He was drafted by the grad, Freshman of the Year. He posted 2003. camp July 24-27 at Sakey. First Baptist Former Brazilian soccer player Fraga DaRosa will hold a Back to School Indoor Soccer camp for kids ages 8-12 July 24-28 from 9 a.m.-noon at First Baptist Church in Gulf Breeze. Cost is $55 per camper. Campers must register by July 19. For more information, email [email protected]. National Junior Disability Championships looking for volunteers, sponsors The Tampa Shriners Hospital will host the 2005 National Disability Championships July 22- 29. Tampa hosted the Games last year and recently picked up this year’s Games, which were originally scheduled to be in Boston. The Tampa Shriners have to raise between $80,000- $100,000 before the event takes place in July in order for the event to even happen. They are also looking for over 700 volunteers to make the NJDC work. For volunteering, call Lori Walker 813-972-2250 x 7159. Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News For sponsorship, call the Big catch mail hospital number 813-972- Jake McCarthy, 14, caught this 28-pound king mackeral off 2250 and ask for the PR dept. the Pensacola Beach Pier Sunday.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C June 15, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS U16S: Lone team in league beats Pace to win All Star Tourney had singles. Tiger Point 5, Pace Red 3: Continued from Page 1C Pace 7, Tiger Point 3: Pace Vanessa Apodaca allowed only 16-under used a three-run fourth and a four hits, while Chavers, Allison GBSA8, Pace 4: Tristan Powers four-run fifth to pull away from Carter and Nina Ewens all had two homered and struck out three over Tiger Point June 5. hits in a win for Tiger Point June 6. the final two innings to lift Gulf Mallory Mead struck out six Katie McLelland scored twice, Breeze to the title Thursday. and went 2-for-3 and scored Lauren Osburn and Kristin Anndrea Marsh, Morgan Bass twice. Mitchell went 3-for-3, Cleary both scored once. Whitley and Sarah Thibodeaux all went 2- while Krueger went 2-for-3. Simpson made a catch with two for-3 in the win. Natalie Landry Hannah Baldwin drive in two of runners on base to end the game. singled and scored once in the win. the three runs. Pace Blue 13, Tiger Point 4: GBSA 6, Pace 5: Jessica 12-under Pace Blue, after falling behind Watson's two out double scored Pace Blue 12, GBSA 2: Gulf 2-0, scored six in the first and Samantha Diaz in the top of the Breeze took a 2-0 lead in the top of seven in the second to beat Tiger fifth to help Gulf Breeze force the first inning before Pace scored Point June 5. the 'if' game. 12 unanswered runs to win the 12- Chavers and Carter had the Powers and Bass both had three under championship Thursday. only hits for Tiger Point. Carter, hits, while Maggie Swinford and Sarah Lewis walked and scored Ewens, Osburn and Cleary Watson had two each. Madeleine on a wild pitch, while Caroline scored for Tiger Point. Walden singled and scored once. Waghalter doubled and scored on 10-under GBSA 4, Perdido 2: Powers a Cheyenne Chapman groundout. Myrtle Grove 5, GBSA 1: hit a two-run homer and struck Katie Aldridge had two hits Myrtle Grove scored two of their out five as Gulf Breeze had to for Gulf Breeze. three third inning runs with two rally from 2-0 down to beat GBSA 5, Myrtle Grove Green outs, then scored another two- Perdido June 7. 3: Lindsey Hawthorne threw a out run in the fourth to eliminate Marsh and Bass both had two two-hitter, while Waghalter hit a Gulf Breeze from the tourna- hits in the win. two-run single as part of a five- ment Thursday. Gulf Breeze fin- GBSA 8, Molino 3: Gulf run third Thursday. ished third in the 11-team field. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Breeze scored two in the fifth GBSA 9, Tiger Point 0: Alycia Gilbert's groundout Second best and three in the sixth to break a Hawthorne threw a one-hitter scored Sara Spillers in the fifth The GBSA U-12 All Stars finished second out of 11 teams at the Northwest Florida Girls 3-3 tie June 6 against Molino. and struck out six June 7. inning. Abbey Olsen singled in the Softball Alliance Tournament Thursday at Tiger Point Park. They are (front, from left): Brooke Marsh singled, doubled, Lewis and Chapman both fifth inning for the team's only hit. Murphy, Haley Bohannon, Lindsey Hawthorne, Sarah Lewis, Amanda Curington and Allison tripled and scored twice, while went 2-for-3 and scored once, GBSA 6, NEP 5: After not Proctor. Middle row (from left): Ashley Scott, Lauren Alverson, Breezy Paulus, Cheyenne Powers, Bass and Watson all while Haley Bohannon and being able to score on a bunt Chapman, Caroline Waghalter and Katie Aldridge. Back (from left): Coaches Rick Hawthorne, had two hits. Amber Nicholson Waghalter both scored twice. single by Gilbert, Spillers came Troy Lewis, Scott Murphy and Kaitlin Weeks. drove in a pair of runs. Meredith Chavers had the only in to score the winning run when Northeast Pensacola 11, hit for Tiger Point, a single in the throw from the NEP catcher GBSA 0: Marsh was the only the second inning. went over the head of the pitcher. baserunner for Gulf Breeze in a GBSA 11, NEP 2: Hawthorne Ally Hurd's two-run homer in loss June 5. NEP would later be threw a one-hitter and retired 15 the bottom of the fourth sent the thrown out of the tournament straight at one point to lead Gulf game to extra innings. Alex for using a high school pitcher. Breeze over NEP June 6. Karcher, who scored twice in the Perdido 11, Tiger Point 0: Lewis, Waghalter and loss, scored on the Hurd homer. Tiger Point was held to just five Chapman all had two hits in the Shannon Beall had three hits in a loss to Perdido June 6. win, while Ashley Scott and RBIs in the win, including a Stephanie Watson hit a Amanda Curington both had two-run single in the first double in the loss, while Maggie RBI singles. Allison Proctor inning. Kristyn Suelflow scored Mitchell, Brittny Hebert, Kellie singled and scored in GBSA's a run in the win. Krueger and Kaylin Hesler all four-run second inning. Caitlin Chapman struck out eight in three innings to get the win. GBSA 16, Perdido 4: Olsen and Brooke Reynolds hit two- run singles in a six-run first inning to spark a blowout win over Perdido June 6. Reynolds had six RBIs in the game, going 2-for-2 and scoring three times. Chapman and Spillers also scored three times in the win. Hurd went 2-for-3 with three RBIs, while Savannah Johnson Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News went 2-for-3 with an RBI and a 10s take third run scored. Olivia Burns drew a The GBSA U-10 All Stars finished third at the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance bases loaded walk for an RBI Tournament Thursday. They are (kneeling, from left): Kristyn Suelflow, Savannah Johnson, for Gulf Breeze. Sara Spillers, Abbey Olsen, Alex Karcher and Alycia Gilbert. Middle (from left): Meredith NEP 12, Tiger Point 2: NEP Townsend, Shannon Beall, Caitlin Chapman, Ally Hurd, Olivia Burns and Brooke Reynolds. scored eight runs in the bottom of Back (from left): Coaches Jamie Spillers, John Gilbert, Erin Hurd and Cheryl Burt. the first and didn't look back as they eliminated Tiger Point June 6. scored on Crugar's hit. In the heart of GULF BREEZE: BAHAMA BAY #D-12 Anna Caldwell walked and Maggie Player walked and scored on an Emily Arnold fly scored on a bases loaded walk to out in the first inning, while Caldwell. Caldwell singled in the third 8-under inning and scored when Arnold Navarre 18, Tiger Point 7: hit into a fielder's choice. Navarre scored six runs in each Myrtle Grove 8, Tiger Point of the first three innings to elim- 7: Tiger Point rallied from four inate Tiger Point June 6. runs down with a six-run third, Jayme Arnold hit an inside the but Myrtle Grove scored three park home run in the second Location, Location, Location! 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Continued from Page 1C Reedy went 2-for-2 with a while Amberson went 3-for-3 double. Fabbro scored twice. and scored twice. 7-under Navarre 5, GBSA 4: Gulf Phelps went 2-for-3 and Navarre 13, GBSA 5: The Breeze rallied from a 4-0 scored three times, while Parker first seven batters to reach base deficit, but Navarre scored the Baynes went 2-for-3 and scored for Navarre in the third inning game-winner in the bottom of twice. Colston, Fournie and came in to score as they rallied the fifth Saturday. deMahy all scored twice for from 3-2 down to beat Gulf Welch went 3-for-4, while Gulf Breeze. Breeze in the championship Fabbro went 2-for-3, including GBSA 16, Myrtle Grove 1: game Sunday. a two-run single. Reedy went 2- Gill's three-run homer keyed a Nate Herrick doubled and for-2 in the loss. six-run first inning as they scored on a Hayden Hill single Navarre 11, Tiger Point 8: blasted Myrtle Grove in their for Gulf Breeze in the third Tiger Point's rally from 11-4 tournament opener Friday. inning. Hill also scored in the down fell short on Saturday. Gill drove in six runs in the inning, as did Griffin Reedy. Huggins went 4-for-4 and win and scored three times, Reddon McLaurine went 3- scored once in the loss, while while Joyce went 3-for-3 and for-3 for Gulf Breeze, while Myers went 3-for-4 and scored scored three times. Reedy, William Welch nad three times. Baynes went 3-for-3 and Tristan Covell all went 2-for-3 Lee went 3-for-3 and scored scored once, while Colston, and scored once. once, while Sean Toellner, Niles and Amberson went 2-for- Hill went 2-for-2 and scored Philips and Trevor Robinson all 3 and scored once. deMahy also once in the loss. had two hits. had two hits in the win. GBSA 22, Tiger Point 15: Tiger Point 11, Perdido 7: Navarre 16, Tiger Point 8: Gulf Breeze took a 6-0 lead in Tiger Point had to go to extra Navarre jumped out to a 7-1 the first inning, but needed a innings to beat Perdido, scoring lead on their way to eliminating five-run fifth inning to get past four in the top of the seventh. Tiger Point Saturday. Tiger Point Sunday. Huggins went 4-for-4 with a Scotty McGaugh went 2-for- Matthew Hawkins went 4- double, a triple, and three runs 2 and scored three times, while for-5 and scored three times to scored, while Myers went 3-for- Devon Adams and Harrison lead Gulf Breeze, while Welch, 4 with a home run, a double and Fleming went 2-for-3. Jason Covell, Bo Fabbro and Hill all two runs scored. Frank doubled and scored a run went 3-for-4. Brian Richards went 3-for-4 for Tiger Point. McLaurine and Jesse Grant and scored twice, while Essary Navarre hit four home runs in went 3-for-3 and scored twice, and Jack Martin both had two hits. the game. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News while Jacob Brandon, Brett 8-under Perdido 19, Tiger Point 3: GBSA 9Us take third Pardonner, Reedy and Nick GBSA 6, Perdido 0: Gulf The first seven batters in the The GBSA 9Us finished third out of 10 teams at the Dizzy Dean District 1 Tournament Sunday Lukkar all had two hits. Breeze used a balanced hitting first inning scored for Perdido at Shoreline Park. They are (front, from left): William Lambert, Cole Nitterauer, Zach Argentine, Covell and Hill both scored attack to shut out Perdido and as they went on to beat Tiger Josh Argentine, Nick henry and Kyle Overlade. Middle row (from left): Troy Stringfellow, Will three times in the win, while advance to Tuesday's Point Friday in the tournament Green, Sam Covell, Mitchell Robbins, Garner Curington and Maddox McCullar. Back (from left): Grant, Welch and Lukkar all championship game. opener for both teams. Coaches Scott Lambert, Joe Henry and Mark Stringfellow. Not shown - Coach Keith Curington. scored twice. Adam Colston, Zane Gill, McGaugh hit an RBI double Nico Ynostrosa went 4-for-4 Wade Niles and Jace Amberson in the fourth inning, scoring Wes Stringfellow went 2-for-4 and Robbins went 2-for-4 and scored. and scored three times for Tiger all went 2-for-3 at the plate, Davis. Fleming scored scored twice. scored twice for Gulf Breeze. McCullar went 2-for-2 and Point, while R.J. Philips went 3- while Tyler Phelps went 2-for-2 McGaugh on a groundout before Maddox McCullar went 2- Overlade and Curington also scored once, while Covell and for-3 and scored three times. and scored once. Amberson Andrew Dorsey singled to score for-3 and scored twice, while scored twice in the loss. Nitterauer both scored twice. Sammy Lee went 3-for-4 and scored twice for Gulf Breeze. Colton Prentiss, who tripled. Mitchell Robbins went 2-for-3 GBSA 13, Tiger Point 3 NEP 13, Tiger Point 2: Tiger scored three times, while GBSA 6, Bill Bond 1: Sam 9-under and scored once. William Gulf Breeze scored nine Point was held to two hits as Nicholas Myers and Konner Joyce hit a grand slam in the Cantomment 7, GBSA 6: Gulf Lambert scored three times, unanswered runs in the third and they were eliminated by NEP Flynn both went 3-for-4 and second inning, while Blake Breeze rallied from 6-2 down while Henry and Sam Covell fourth innings to beat Tiger Saturday. scored once. Fournie went 3-for-3 and scored before a throwing error allowed both scored twice. Point in the tournament opener Aanestad singled to knock in Stephen Huggins and Hayden twice for Gulf Breeze Saturday. Cantonment to score the winning Bill Bond 16, GBSA 9: Bill for both teams Friday. Blanchard and Jacob Kubik in Essary went 2-for-4 and scored Amberson singled, doubled run in the top of the sixth. Bond scored 10 runs in the bot- Kyle Overlade went 3-for-5, the fourth inning. Alex Boys' once. and scored once, while Colston Nick Henry went 2-for-3 for tom of the first on their way to a while Curington, Robbins and first inning single was the team's GBSA 20, Perdido 10: Gulf went 2-for-3. Gulf Breeze, while Kyle win Saturday. Henry had two hits and two runs only other hit. Breeze scored the maximum Matthew deMahy singled and Overlade scored twice. seven runs in the second inning, scored on Joyce's grand slam. GBSA 15, Navarre 2: Henry and again in the fifth to defeat GBSA 17, Cantonment 2: Gill and Cole Nitterauer combined Perdido Saturday. homered twice for the second on a two-hitter to beat Hill went 4-for-4 and scored consecutive game, driving in Cantonment in a losers bracket twice, while Brandon went 2- seven runs, to lead Gulf Breeze game Sunday. for-3 and scored twice. Zach over Cantonment Saturday. Garner Curington doubled, Kelley and Herrick both went 2- Joyce went 4-for-4 with a tripled and drove in four runs in for-4 and scored once, while double and scored three times, the win, while Troy

Robyn S. Philips/Gulf Breeze News Tigers take third The Tiger Point U7 All Stars took third place at the District 1 Tournament Sunday at Shoreline Park. Bottom row (from left): Brian Richards, Hayden Essary, Trevor Robinson , Nico Ynostrosa, Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Konner Flynn and Jack Martin. Middle row (from left): Jamie Philips, RJ Philips, Sean Toellner, Scotty McGaugh eyes a ball during a Tiger Point U8 All Star game Saturday. James Parsons, Stephen Huggins, Nicholas Myers and Sammy Lee. Top (from left): Will Myers, Robert Toellner, Ken Roberts (head coach), David Price, JD Lee and Lisa Myers. TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! My son is interested in going to Do I have to have a prototype made law school, are you required to Q for my great idea before I can file a Q major in anything in undergrad? patent application for it?

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C June 15, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS You back us?Then I’ll back you in World Cup Passionate? Or petty? theory. support for us regarding Iraq, to upset runner up, although I don’t know The Americans are in Group E with Column Mexico Friday, it won’t happen. squat about them. Ukraine, a ‘friend’ the Czech Republic (number two in Mexico will win the group, with the of ours regarding Iraq, is also in the BY JASON THOMPSON the world) and 13th ranked Italy, as Portugese as the runners up. group, along with Saudi Arabia. Gulf Breeze News well as Ghana. The top two in each (Germany), along with Costa Rica, Group E - See above. I’m sure you can figure out why I [email protected] group move on to a single elimination, Poland and Ecuador. As much as I’d like Group F - The five-time world don’t want them to advance (15 out of For most Americans, the World Cup 16-team tournament to crown the to see Costa Rica and Poland advance, champs (Brazil) headline this group, 19 is a clue). is a lot like the Olympics and politics - world’s best. it’s now looking like neither will. along with Japan, Croatia and If all my predictions hold true, the they only care about it once ever four As much as I’d like to be the The Germans will win the group, Australia. following second round matches will years. patriotic American and say we’re while Ecuador’s 2-0 win over the I’m thinking the Japanese will materialize: Among the many reasons people going all the way, it’s not going to Poles could have them on the sidelines move on as the runners up, but it Netherlands vs. Portugal around the world hate us Americans is happen. The U.S. could be the runner once the second round starts. wouldn’t bother me at all if the Germany vs. Sweden that we don’t have the fanatical love up in their group, which means, most Group B - This group features ‘my Aussies did. Mexico vs. Argentina of soccer (oh sorry, everyone - futbol) likely a date with defending champion new best friends,’ the Brits. along with Speaking of them, does the whole England vs. Poland that they do. See? There’s another rea- and FIFA number one Brazil in the Paraguay and Trinidad and Tobago. world hate them, too, because they Czech Republic vs. Japan son right there. first round. England, looking to make up for lost have their own brand of football there France vs. Tunisia Course, I care about soccer a little Because of that, I have to find time (they didn’t qualify for the World (Australian rules football)? Something Brazil vs. USA more than some, since it’s the ‘calling another team to pull for once our boys Cup four years ago) will win this tells me, I doubt it. Spain vs. Korea Republic card’ at the lone high school I cover. get bounced. Here’s where my politics group, with the Swedes as runners up. Group G - This group is led by my The teams listed first will be the I’m guessing another reason we’re come in. I don’t know whether Sweden ‘likes favorite people in the world (insert winners there, with the Netherlands not down with soccer (yeah, I said it) If your country didn’t want to back us’ or not, but they have a great bikini sarcasm here), the French. The eighth- (over Germany), the Czech Republic is that we can’t whoop the rest of the us in our current campaign in Iraq, team. ranked Frenchies will win this group (over France), Brazil (over Spain) and world in it. If it’s basketball or fine. But once you try to convince Group C - A strong group, led by (ow, that hurt just to write), along with England (over Mexico) advancing. All baseball, we’re right up there. other countries to not stand with us the Netherlands (third in FIFA rank- the Korea Republic. Switzerland and of those predictions will do my heart Although the U.S. National team is (France, Germany), then you’re on ings and Argentina (ninth). Cote Togo are also in this group. good. trying to do something about that - Jason’s ‘feces list.’ d’Ivoire and Serbia and Montenegro. Group H - The Spaniards, who I am Look for the Czechs (over the they’re ranked fifth in the most recent I’m sure Jacques Chirac is quaking The Netherlands will win the group, officially indifferent with now, will Netherlands) and Brazil (over FIFA world rankings. in his boots, but hey, it makes me feel with Argentina taking second. win this group. They are currently tied England, although I’d love for the That ranking won’t help the USA better. Group D - Another toughie, led by for fifth with the Americans in the lat- Brits to win) to make it to the July 9 get through arguably the toughest of So, without further adieu, here’s my Mexico (fourth) and Portugal (seventh). est FIFA rankings. final, with the yellow and green clad the eight groups. Maybe Michael predictions: As much as I’d love for little Tunisia, the next highest-ranked Brazilians to be hoisting another Moore can look into this conspiracy Group A - This group has the hosts Angola, which has expressed public team in the group (21st), will be the World Cup trophy.

Gulf Breeze High hosts Emerald Coast TaeKwonDo Championships Sexton’s TaeKwonDo hosts event

BY ROBYN S. PHILIPS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Emerald Coast TaeKwonDo Championship were recently held at Gulf Breeze High School. Sexton's TaeKwonDo Academy of Gulf Breeze and Navarre hosted the event. Masters of Ceremony included Don Anderson, Pace TaeKwonDo Academy, Jeff Dousharm, Tiger-Rock TaeKwonDo Academy and Gary Sexton, Sexton's TaeKwonDo Academy. The International TaeKwonDo Alliance is built on the solid principles of its tenets: Honor, Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self- Control, Courage and Community. The ITA mission is to empower member Instructors and students to enrich their Robyn Philips/Gulf Breeze News personal, artistic and Friend of youth professional lives through Shawn Murray, Probationary 1st Degree Black Belt presents traditional TaeKwonDo Paula Brown, Gulf Breeze High School Softball Team Robyn Philips/Gulf Breeze News training. Representative with a $500 check, as a community donation. Various young blue belt medal recipients are all smiles with their day's performance.

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BY MIKE DONAHOE overhanging aquatic vegetation around limited repellents. Phone: (850) 939-7793 Fax: (850) 936-4726 County Extension Director ponds, streams, swamps, and other wetland Traps can be used to reduce localized “YOUR ON TIME LEADER” areas. populations and a number have been Eggs hatch in five to seven days, and the developed which attract these flies using LOT CLEARING SITE PREP It’s yellow fly season again in Northwest larvae fall into the water or mud where they dark, moving objects, as well as carbon Florida and the villain is out in force. The feed on decaying organic matter or other dioxide and octenol. TREE REMOVAL STUMP GRINDING name yellow fly is commonly used to small aquatic organisms. The life cycle Dr. Russ Mizell, UF Entomologist based describe about a dozen different species of from egg to adult is about one year. at the North Florida Research and FILL DIRT DEBRIS & CONCRETE REMOVAL deer flies in the horse fly family Tabanidae. Deer flies tend to congregate in shaded, Education Center in Quincy, developed a They are yellow to black biting flies humid areas such as around the edges of trolling deer fly trap that has proven very ranging in length from about 3/8 to ½ inch. forests and along rivers and streams. Some effective. They have stripes on the abdomen, and species are most active in the early morning After numerous experiments with differ- KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. possess mottled wings with dark patches. while others are more numerous in late ent shapes and colors, the trap that enticed Yellow flies, or deer flies, are vicious, afternoon. the most deer flies proved to be a 6-inch For Terrific Cooling Service painful biters that feed on the blood of They wait in shady areas under bushes plastic nursery pot painted bright blue and cattle, horses, dogs, deer, other mammals, and trees for a host to happen by. Sight is the placed upside down on a rod. It worked best 939-3325 and humans. They cut through the skin main host finding mechanism, but carbon when suspended three to six feet above the using their razor-sharp mouthparts and feed dioxide and odor released from their hosts ground on the hood of his pickup and trolled CERTIFIED on the blood pool that is created. also play a role. Moving objects, especially no faster than 10 feet per second (about 7 While feeding, an anticoagulant is if dark colored, are most prone to attack. miles per hour). TECHNICIANS injected into the wound and causes the Currently there are no adequate means Mizell says the trap can be mounted on a Ready to Serve You! blood to flow freely. There may be an for managing populations of deer flies. It is vehicle, tractor, lawnmower or four- allergic reaction to the salivary secretions impractical in most regions to eliminate wheeler. The trap must be covered with a released by the insects as they feed and the their breeding areas, especially along sticky material such as Tanglefoot, wounds are excellent sites for secondary wetlands, where these flies are commonly (available at many garden centers) to catch infection. found. and remove the flies. Pathogens may be transmitted from flies The use of insecticides is generally The traps are remarkably effective, that are disturbed while feeding on one thought of as economically and Mizell said. “Many times after running the animal and begin feeding on another. It is environmentally unfeasible. Spraying for traps through an area, we found there were known that deer flies can mechanically the adults is also ineffective. For personal no deer flies left,” he said. “You trap them Infants thru teens (...and everything in between) vector Tularemia from rabbits to people. protection, long sleeve shirts and pants in out for a short period until they repopulate Like mosquitoes, it is the female fly that combination with a repellent containing the area.” Toys Shoes Baby bites. The males are mainly pollen and DEET are effective. For more information on Mizell’s deer nectar feeders. Repellents do not prevent flies from fly trap, visit Clothing Books Equipment Female deer flies typically lay their eggs landing, although they may inhibit the flies http://pestalert.ifas.ufl.edu/deerfly.htm, a 372 Gulf Breeze Parkway (850) 934-KIDS Mon-Sat 11-5:30 (Bruno’s Shopping Center) in masses containing 50 to several hundred from biting. For livestock, pyrethroid pour- University of Florida web site. eggs. Most species deposit their eggs on ons or permethrin-based sprays function as Prepare your landscape now for future tropical storms PUBLIC FAIR HOUSING BY THERESA FRIDAY take care of the smaller jobs tend to lose their strength and species, they may cause a lot of WORKSHOP Santa Rosa County yourself, professional help stability faster than most other damage, specifically if located Extension Agent sometimes is your best option. oaks. They have low wind close to homes or other Unhealthy trees are predisposed resistance and also have the valuable structures. Large pines Santa Rosa County, in an effort to further Fair Hurricane season is here and to hurricane damage. awful combination of both for this reason are classified as Housing, is hosting a fair housing information many people are busy preparing When they are located near brittle wood and a shallow root having medium to poor wind- workshop. The workshop will be held at the their homes for the potential of the home, property damage system. resistance. a powerful storm. could be reduced by having a If you have a big, old laurel This doesn’t mean that pines Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting Room But have you given any professional arborist evaluate oak within falling distance of should not be planted. They in Milton located at 6495 Caroline Street at 9:30 thought about preparing your the trees to assess risk and treat your home, you may want to should be planted away from a.m., June 22, 2006. All are welcome to attend. landscape for a hurricane? problems. consider removing it before the structures in more open areas. If you have any questions, please call Kathy We know from past Hiring a certified arborist next storm. If you decide to remove a experience that falling trees and can be a worthwhile invest- Tree species in our area with hazardous tree, consider Jordan, at (850) 983-1855. flying landscape debris during a ment. To find a certified the lowest wind resistance replacing it with a better tree. storm can cause a lot of arborist in your area contact the include pecan, tulip poplar, Trees are valuable in the damage. Now is the time to International Society of Carolina laurelcherry, Bradford landscape. They can even evaluate your landscape for Arboriculture (ISA) at 217- pear, southern red oak, laurel deflect wind and help to protect potential hazards and do 355-9411 or online at www.isa- oak, water oak, Chinese tallow, our homes and structures from something about it. arbor.com. You may also con- Chinese elm, southern red damage if they are well chosen, Pruning or removing trees tact the Florida Chapter of ISA cedar, Leyland cypress, sand well placed and maintained. once a hurricane watch has at 941-342-0153 or online at pine and spruce pine. Choose trees that are known been announced is risky and www.floridaisa.org. It’s also very important to to be wind resistant. Plant a tree trimming debris left along An assessment is especially critically evaluate your diversity of species, ages and the street is hazardous. Now is a important if you have tree landscape pines. Pines can be layers. Use high quality trees good time to remove dead or species that are known to have very sensitive to wind damage. with good structure. And once dying trees, to prune decayed or poor wind resistance. You may They can snap, uproot or lean planted, be sure to develop dead branches and to stake want to consider removing trees during high wind situations. good cultural practices. newly planted trees. that have low wind resistance, Pine species vary in their For additional information Also inspect your trees for are at the end of their life span wind resistance, usually with about all of the county signs of disease or insect and have the potential to longleaf and slash pines extension services and other infestation that may further endanger lives or property. showing better survival rates articles of interest go to: 3479 Gulf Breeze Parkway weaken them and treat those For example, laurel oaks are than loblolly and sand pine. http://www.santarosa.fl.gov/ext in Tiger Plaza Next to Sonic conditions appropriately. relatively short-lived, living However, when pines get big ension 10-6 Mon-Sat 932-77100 While you may be able to only about 50 years, and they and tall, regardless of the

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BY NANCY COOEY Gulf Breeze News [email protected] It doesn’t seem to be truly summer until summer camp starts, and at the Community Life Center's Kids’ Camp the feel of summer has just begun. This day camp has been entertaining children for the past six years and is continuing its success through new activities and field trips for the kindergarten through sixth grade students who attend the camp. Already this summer the Kids’ Camp has ventured to the zoo, the movies, goofy golfing, and an interactive science museum. However, many more field trips are planned so that the kids can bowl, skate, and play at such places as Sam’s Fun City Water Park, Big Kahuna's Water Park, and the Exploreum in Mobile. “Bowling and skating field trips are the best,” stated Sarah Halstead, who is in her second year of working at the Kids’ Camp. “Wait, scratch that; the end of the year party is the best because all the kids and counselors are together and there’s a great feeling in the air.” The end of the year party at the Kids’ Camp is legendary for the fun that erupts from numerous necklaces, key chains, and kites. and jump roping. children's safety: “I send both field trips or the end of the year them and have been able to moonwalks and unlimited amounts The summer camp kids also “Camp is fun because the my kids here because of the party or even all the kid art, but mentor some of the kids.” of face paint, food and music. get to enjoy the playground counselors play games with us,” upbeat attitudes everyone has according to Steve Dick, the Through all the field trips, Leading up to this which has recently expanded stated Destini Ferraro, a third here. I’m funny about who takes recreation director at the arts and crafts, and four square exhilarating day of fun the camp and now includes a new jungle grader and fourth year attendee care of my kids, and I think it’s a Community Life Center, it’s the tournaments, the most provides other entertaining gym. When it’s too hot to be at the kids’ camp. safe place for them to be.” kids who keep him coming impressive thing featured at the activities such as arts and crafts, outside the children get to play While Destini has fun her What keeps the counselors back: “Some of these kids I’ve CLC Kids’ Camp are the where kids have gotten to play in the gym, which features six father, Johnnie Ferraro knows he and the kids coming back each known for all seven years, so friendships that develop and with clay, draw, paint, and make basketball hoops, four square, doesn’t have to worry about his summer? Maybe it’s all the fun I’ve built relationships with span all ages. GBES’ Meaux earns doctorate

BY JASON THOMPSON edcuation program when she started and was one of eight that Gulf Breeze News walked down the aisle last [email protected] month. Many a college student is on Her dissertation, which took what they affectionately call four years to complete, focused ‘the five year plan.’ This writer on the perceptions of pre-k and was one of them. kindergarden teachers in Debbia Meaux recently regards to early literary skills. competed the nine and a half She used 30 different skills, year plan, but it wasn’t her including: the importance of choice. identifying letters in the A teacher at Gulf Breeze alphabet, the ability to recite Elementary, Meaux had a baby, nursery rhymes and the ability back surgery and tended to her to recognize print in their father while he was battling environment (ie McDonalds, cancer - all with a full time job. Pepsi). But the persistence finally paid Meaux had 20-24 students off recently when she earned last year, teaching them reading her doctorate in special and skills in groups of four to eight. alternative education from the Her goal is to eventually work University of West Florida. part time on the university “It was a challenge,” Meaux level. said. “But I think the She earned her bachelor’s experience has made me a and masters degree from better person.” Florida State University. A Milton High graduate, Meaux is the daughter of Meaux took one class a Aires Adkins of Atmore and Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News semester to get her degree. She Allan Snow of Brooklyn Park, Debbie Meaux recently received her doctorate from the University of West Florida. was one of 30-40 students in the Minnesota.

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Wise, Jeremy Womble, Evan Atkinson, Brigitte Baker, Sarah Halsted, John Herndon, O'Brien, Clarke O'Connor, Erickson Work, Chelsea Ziembko Elizabeth Barfield, Tobie Bass, Gloria Heyward, Aaron Hill, Justin Olson, Samuel Overly, Juniors Amanda Bennett, Bayleigh John Hoyt, Austin Hunt, Abby Parr, Jennifer Pelt, Angela TEACHERS WORTH SMILING ABOUT Amanda Alfrey, Leah Allen, Boles, William Bramlett, Shane Johnson, Kerri Pendergraph, Stephen Pope, Woodlawn Beach Middle School is very proud to announce Miss Anne M. Erickson Samantha Ames, Douglas Zachary Brannon, Sarah Brown, Kaston, Katherine Keet, Robin Julie Potomski, Douglas as our Teacher worth Smiling About as well as our "Rookie of the Year". Miss Baldwin, Jordan Ball, Kyle Laura Byrnes, West Calhoun, Kimbrough, Kevin Koontz, Powers, Gabrielle Randall, Erickson was born in Elmira Heights, New York. She graduated from Hobart and Barron, Samantha Batting, Allie Cleaver, Wade Cramer, Andrew Ladd, James Lawrence, Christopher Rivait, William Smith Colleges in Geneva, NY in 2002 with a Bachelor's degree in History with minors in Sociology and Education and Social Studies certification for 7-12th Katie Beaugrand, Elizabeth Luke Crooke, Elizabeth Diamond Lee, Jessenia Lopez Andrew Rivers, Joseph grade. She then went on to Elmira College, also in New York where she earned a Bohannon, Jessica Boulton, Daugherty, Krystal Dickison, Martinez, Jamie Lowell, Rosas, Ashley Rotolo, Ashley Master's degree in Education with Reading Specialist certification K-12 in 2003. While living in New York, she was a graduate assistant in Information Technology, Joseph Bynum, Natalie Chloe Diehl, Liesl Drew, Christa Maxwell, Brittany See GBHS, Page 3D 6 managed the help desk and also provided software tutorials for students, professors and administrators at Elmira College. She then taught Reading and a Social Studies elective course called Global Smith Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year Connections in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This recognition sponsored by: Mr. Robert Smith of Gulf In 2004, Miss Erickson joined the Woodlawn Beach Middle family and Breeze Middle School has been is currently in her second year teach- named Gulf Breeze Wal-Mart’s ing at WBMS. Last year she taught Teacher of the Year. 6th, 7th and 8th grade Reading and We this year she is teaching 8th grade Smith has been teaching Intensive Reading. Science at GBMS for 25 years. Support He currently teaches eighth grade advanced physical Our Troops www.shehee.com 478-8844 science and regular physical science. He has previously taught earth and life science. Smith’s hands on teaching has set him apart from others. Just this year he used 54 different labs to help students learn the aspects of physical science. Miranda Coley, student, who wrote a letter to Wal-Mart on behalf of his fourth period Dear Gulf Breeze News staff, class, stated how no other teacher could get through to all As we celebrate our one year anniversary at RE/MAX of their students as Smith could. “If you didn’t quite on the Coast, we reflect on the past year and give thanks understand the lesson for the day, for our success. An integral factor in that success has he would give up his free time in home base to help,” she said. been our advertising with the Gulf Breeze News. Your Summer Norman, student, creative staff has done an excellent job at developing the wrote how Mr. Smith has given her a newfound love of science. type of professional image we want to project. We know Brice Swick, student, says it’s our advertising dollars are well spent reaching the many the only class he actually potential home buyers and sellers that read the Gulf looked forward to. He also said he has learned more from Breeze News. As we plan for year number two, you will Mr.Smith than any other continue to be a very important Sincerely,ingredient in our marketing teacher he has had. Submitted Photo One could certainly see how Robert Smith (standing, center) was recently awarded the plan. this could be true if you were to Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year award. Also pictured are (front, walk into this mild mannered from left): students Summer Norman, Miranda Coley and Sherlyn Waghalter man’s classroom. Experiments Hillary Kozbiel. Back: student Brice Swick and Wal-Mart Broker / Owner Manager Donny Spurlock. For more information about advertising in the Gulf Breeze News, please call 932-8986. See Smith, Page 3D 6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 15, 2006 3D Schools SMITH: Wal-Mart Teacher of the Year Gulf Breeze NEWS Continued from Page 2D until I remembered an experiment we had done in the are always ready to go and so classroom on chemical GBMS Honor Roll GBHS: Final Honor are the students. reactions. I took the tools, went Most students wouldn’t be into the kitchen, and got out the able to tell you how science salt and vinegar. I poured announced Roll released could help them in everyday vinegar on the utensils and then Mrs. Jenny Granse, Principal, Van Slyke, Sarah life. Mr. Smith’s students can, added salt. With a little rubbing Joseph Segars, Thomas Shay, and the rest of the Gulf Breeze Wang, Allen Continued from Page 2D because they have experienced they were good as new.” Whitney Shay, Samantha Middle School staff congratulate Welsh, Samantha them. She also stated that Mr. Sheppard, Claire Shipman, the following students who made Westmoreland, Brett Rutledge, Rachel Sanford, Kathy Norman, a parent Smith was the kind of teacher Sophie Shows, David Smith, the fourth nine-week Honor Roll: Woods, Sarah James Schmitz, Sydney volunteer, said that she has even who would use his own money Zambetti, Andrew Kirstie Stivers, Jeremy "A" Honor Roll Schroth, Carl Sears, Kort learned from him. to teach experiments to the kids. Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Suelflow, Luke Sydnor, Smith, Carla Soder, Elizabeth “I can remember I was upset Smith’s other Honors include Addison, Brandon Bass, Morgan Ashley Thibodeaux, William Stein, Jessica Stevens, Lacie because I had left my barbeque 1989 &1999 GBMS Teacher of Allen, Zachary Bernard, Evan Thomas, Michael Tugwell, Tallo, Amber Taylor, tools out all night long and it the Year and Hurlburt Field’s Andrews, Shelby Bertelli, Gina Christopher Thomas, Mark Waghalter, Eleni Blackmon, Logan had rained. 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APPLICATION All of the above proper- holder of the following Certificate has filed Certificate Number and press.com. Complex at 6495 Certificate Number and FOR TAX DEED ty is located in Santa Tax Sale Certificate said Tax Certificate for year of Issuance, the ———————— Caroline St., Milton, year of Issuance, the All of the above proper- Rosa County, In the has filed said Tax the Tax Deed to be Description of property, Florida on the 24th day Description of property, ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY State of Florida. Certificate for the Tax issued thereon. The and Name(s) in which AMERICA'S 215 of July, 2006 at 12:00 and Name(s) in which Rosa County, In the GIVEN THAT MTAG Unless such certificate Deed to be issued Certificate Number and it is assessed is as fol- DRIVING EMPLOYMENT - noon. it is assessed is as fol- State of Florida. CUST/AMHERST shall be redeemed thereon. The year of Issuance, the lows: ACADEMY Start PROFESSIONAL Dated this the 1st day lows: Unless such certificate ASSET MGMT holder according to Law, the Certificate Number and Description of property, Certificate Number: your driving career! of June, 2006. shall be redeemed of the following Tax Property described in year of Issuance, the and Name(s) in which 344 Offering courses in BUSY Certificate Number: according to Law, the Sale Certificate has such Certificate will be Description of property, it is assessed is as fol- Year of Issuance: CDL A. One tuition RESIDENTIAL Mary M. Johnson 2450 Property described in filed said Tax sold to the Highest and Name(s) in which lows: 2004. fee! Many payment Appraisal Firm Clerk of the Circuit Year of Issuance: 2004 such Certificate will be Certificate for the Tax Bidder, at the east end it is assessed is as fol- Description of Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest Deed to be issued lobby of the County lows: Certificate Number: Property: . PROPER- options! No seeking Licensed County, Florida Description of Bidder, at the east end thereon. The Administrative 3481 TY DESCRIBED IN registration fee! and Certified RE –––––––––––––––––– Property: lobby of the County Certificate Number and Complex at 6495 Certificate Number: Year of Issuance: 2004 OR BK 2433 PG 1826 (888) 808-5947 Appraisers in all NOTICE OF S/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 Administrative year of Issuance, the Caroline St., Milton, 2003 . Parcel ID: . 33-2N-27- info@americas- counties. APPLICATION OF 22-5N-30, AS DES Complex at 6495 Description of property, Florida on the 17th day Year of Issuance: 2004 Description of 0000-00151-0000. drivingacademy. Competitive fee, FOR TAX DEED IN OR 1168 PG 291, Caroline St., Milton, and Name(s) in which of July, 2006 at 12:00 Property: Name in which com. established Client LESS OR 999 PG Florida on the 17th day it is assessed is as fol- noon. Description of PARCEL #2 OF DEED Assessed:. MICHAEL ———————— base. Just waiting NOTICE IS HEREBY 752, LESS OR 1003 of July, 2006 at 12:00 lows: Dated this the 25th Property: DES IN OR BK 1637 R HAMM. GIVEN THAT MTAG PG 448, LESS 1/2 noon. Certificate Number: day of May, 2006. LTS 9,10,& 12 BLK C, PG 1282, LESS 1/2 CAR HAULING for you! Fax CUST/CARLYLE MIN RTS Dated this the 25th 344 FOXFIRE EST., AS MIN RTS All of the above proper- CAREER. Qualifications, (888) ASSET MGMT holder Parcel ID: day of May, 2006. Year of Issuance: Mary M. Johnson DES IN OR 571 PG Parcel ID: ty is located in Santa EXCEPTIONAL 429-4672. of the following Tax 22-5N-30-0000-00103- 2004. Clerk of the Circuit 74 & OR 702 PG 150 17-1S-28-0000-00817- Rosa County, In the PAY! GREAT HOME ———————— Sale Certificate has 0000 Mary M. Johnson. Description of Court of. Santa Rosa Parcel ID: 0000 State of Florida. TIME!DATA ENTRY! Work filed said Tax Name in which Clerk of the Circuit Property: . PROPER- County, Florida 15-1N-29-1290- Name in which Unless such certificate OUTSTANDING From Anywhere. Certificate for the Tax Assessed: Court of. Santa Rosa TY DESCRIBED IN –––––––––––––––––– 00C00-0090 Assessed: shall be redeemed COMPANY PAID Flexible Hours. Deed to be issued GRATZ DANIEL DUN- County, Florida. OR BK 2433 PG 1826 NOTICE OF Name in which JOSEPH M DEJESUS according to Law, the thereon. The CAN –––––––––––––––––– . Parcel ID: . 33-2N-27- APPLICATION Assessed: Property described in BENEFITS! PAID Personal Computer Certificate Number and LESA R DUNCAN NOTICE OF 0000-00151-0000. FOR TAX DEED SANDRA J MANICCIA All of the above proper- such Certificate will be TRAINING! Required. Excellent year of Issuance, the APPLICATION Name in which ty is located in Santa sold to the Highest MINIMUM 1 YEAR Career Opportunity. Description of property, All of the above proper- FOR TAX DEED Assessed:. MICHAEL NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above proper- Rosa County, In the Bidder, at the east end OTR EXPERIENCE Serious Inquiries and Name(s) in which ty is located in Santa R HAMM. GIVEN THAT MTAG ty is located in Santa State of Florida. lobby of the County REQUIRED. CALL Only (800) 344- it is assessed is as fol- Rosa County, In the NOTICE IS HEREBY CUST-PINE ASSET Rosa County, In the Unless such certificate Administrative ANYTIME 9636 Ext. 700. lows: State of Florida. GIVEN THAT MTAG All of the above proper- holder of the following State of Florida. shall be redeemed Complex at 6495 (912)571-9668 OR ———————— Unless such certificate CUST/AMHERST ty is located in Santa Tax Sale Certificate Unless such certificate according to Law, the Caroline St., Milton, Certificate Number: shall be redeemed ASSET MGMT holder Rosa County, In the has filed said Tax shall be redeemed Property described in Florida on the 17th day (866)413-3074. THERAPISTS 1746 according to Law, the of the following Tax State of Florida. Certificate for the Tax according to Law, the such Certificate will be of July, 2006 at 12:00 ———————— WANTED- Year of Issuance: 2004 Property described in Sale Certificate has Unless such certificate Deed to be issued Property described in sold to the Highest noon. National Carriers is LICENSED SLPS in such Certificate will be filed said Tax shall be redeemed thereon. The such Certificate will be Bidder, at the east end Dated this the 25th a growing Fleet Miami-Dade and Description of sold to the Highest Certificate for the Tax according to Law, the Certificate Number and sold to the Highest lobby of the County day of May, 2006. offering, Regional & Broward counties. Property: Bidder, at the east end Deed to be issued Property described in year of Issuance, the Bidder, at the east end Administrative OTR, Excellent Bilingual a plus. Per OR BOOK 1982 PG lobby of the County thereon. The such Certificate will be Description of property, lobby of the County Complex at 6495 Mary M. Johnson Benefits, Weekend diem & F/T. 558 Administrative Certificate Number and sold to the Highest and Name(s) in which Administrative Caroline St., Milton, Clerk of the Circuit Parcel ID: Complex at 6495 year of Issuance, the Bidder, at the east end it is assessed is as fol- Complex at 6495 Florida on the 10th day Court of. Santa Rosa Hometime, Bilinguals Inc. Child 33-4N-28-0000-00800- Caroline St., Milton, Description of property, lobby of the County lows: Caroline St., Milton, of July, 2006 at 12:00 County, Florida. Outstanding Pay & Parent Services, 0000 Florida on the 24th day and Name(s) in which Administrative Florida on the 10th day noon. –––––––––––––––––– Package & Lease (866)696-0999 Name in which of July, 2006 at 12:00 it is assessed is as fol- Complex at 6495 Certificate Number: of July, 2006 at 12:00 Dated this the 18th Purchase Options. Assessed: noon. lows:. Caroline St., Milton, 464 noon. day of May, 2006. x122 www.bilin- NOTICE OF CDL-A Required gualsinc.com. HOUSEHOLD Dated this the 1st day Certificate Number: Florida on the 17th day Year of Issuance: 2004 Dated this the 18th Mary M. Johnson ADMINISTRATIVE (888)707-7729 ———————— FINANCE CORP III of June, 2006. 168 of July, 2006 at 12:00 day of May, 2006. Clerk of the Circuit COMPLAINT www.nationalcarri- INTERESTED IN A Year of Issuance: noon. Description of Mary M. Johnson Court of Santa Rosa TO: John Jefferson All of the above proper- Mary M. Johnson 2004. Dated this the 25th Property: Clerk of the Circuit County, Florida Gabel ers.com. POSTAL JOB Case No.: 81799-05- ty is located in Santa Clerk of the Circuit day of May, 2006. PROPERTY Court of Santa Rosa –––––––––––––––––– AG ———————— Earning $57K/yr Rosa County, In the Court of Santa Rosa Description of DESCRIBED IN OR County, Florida NOTICE OF Pensacola, Fl Driver- Work HALF Avg Minimum Pay? State of Florida. County, Florida Property: LOT 29 BLK Mary M. Johnson BK 1430 PG 1109 APPLICATION An ADMINISTRATIVE the Time- Get ALL Our services can Unless such certificate –––––––––––––––––– 6 OF UNREC YEL- Clerk of the Circuit Parcel ID: FOR TAX DEED COMPLAINT to revoke the Benefits! Ask help you prepare for shall be redeemed NOTICE OF LOW RIVER FARMS, Court of. Santa Rosa 02-1N-28-0000-01301- –––––––––––––––––– your license (s) and eligibility for licensure and about 7 out/7 home! the Postal Battery according to Law, the APPLICATION AS DES IN OR 1732 County, Florida. 0000 NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY appointment has been *Trailer Tracking Exam, Find Out Property described in FOR TAX DEED PG 465 . Parcel ID: . –––––––––––––––––– Name in which APPLICATION GIVEN THAT MTAG filed against you. You such Certificate will be 09-1N-27-0000-00271- NOTICE OF Assessed: FOR TAX DEED CUST/CARLYLE have the right to request *2005/06 Volvos How! Call Today For a hearing pursuant to sold to the Highest NOTICE IS HEREBY 0000. APPLICATION MANYA SWANSON ASSET MGMT holder Sections 120.569 and *Daily Pay. More Information... Bidder, at the east end GIVEN THAT MTAG Name in which FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY of the following Tax 120.57 (1) and (2), (800)734-8169. Florida Statutes, by (800)584-1775 Ref lobby of the County CUST/AMHERST Assessed:. KATHER- All of the above proper- GIVEN THAT MTAG Sale Certificate has mailing a request for ———————— Code #P5799. Administrative ASSET MGMT holder INE M RICE. NELSON NOTICE IS HEREBY ty is located in Santa CUST FOR CARLYLE filed said Tax same to the Department Complex at 6495 of the following Tax G RICE. GIVEN THAT MTAG Rosa County, In the ASSET holder of the Certificate for the Tax of Financial Services, All the miles you ———————— Division of Legal can legally handle!!! Caroline St., Milton, Sale Certificate has CUST/ARIZONA State of Florida. following Tax Sale Deed to be issued Services, 200 E. Gaines Florida on the 24th day filed said Tax All of the above proper- PACIFIC LP holder of Unless such certificate Certificate has filed thereon. The St., Tallahassee, Florida Come drive for All 32399-0333. If a 217 of July, 2006 at 12:00 Certificate for the Tax ty is located in Santa the following Tax Sale shall be redeemed said Tax Certificate for Certificate Number and American Xpress! request for hearing is not EMPLOYMENT - noon. Deed to be issued Rosa County, In the Certificate has filed according to Law, the the Tax Deed to be year of Issuance, the received by July 20, Late Model Dated this the 1st day thereon. The State of Florida. said Tax Certificate for Property described in issued thereon. The Description of property, 2006, the right to a hear- SKILLED TRADE ing in this matter will be Equipment, No of June, 2006. Certificate Number and Unless such certificate the Tax Deed to be such Certificate will be Certificate Number and and Name(s) in which waived and the Chief Touch Freight, No year of Issuance, the shall be redeemed issued thereon. The sold to the Highest year of Issuance, the it is assessed is as fol- Financial Officer will dis- pose of this cause in East Coast. 2yrs HEAVY Mary M. Johnson Description of property, according to Law, the Certificate Number and Bidder, at the east end Description of property, lows: accordance with law. verifiable EQUIPMENT Clerk of the Circuit and Name(s) in which Property described in year of Issuance, the lobby of the County and Name(s) in which Court of Santa Rosa it is assessed is as fol- such Certificate will be Description of property, Administrative it is assessed is as fol- Certificate Number: LEGAL NOTICE 0184 experience. Good OPERATOR Gulf Breeze News County, Florida lows: sold to the Highest and Name(s) in which Complex at 6495 lows: 1746 driving record. (800) June 8, 15, 22, 29, 2006 TRAINING FOR –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end it is assessed is as fol- Caroline St., Milton, Year of Issuance: 2004 282-1911 x115. EMPLOYMENT: NOTICE OF Certificate Number: lobby of the County lows: Florida on the 10th day ———————— Bulldozers, APPLICATION 2502 Administrative Certificate Number: of July, 2006 at 12:00 Driver-HIRING Backhoes, Loaders, FOR TAX DEED Year of Issuance: 2004 Complex at 6495 2186 noon. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING QUALIFIED Dump Trucks, Caroline St., Milton, Year of Issuance: Dated this the 18th NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of Florida on the 17th day 2004. day of May, 2006. DRIVERS for Graders, Scrapers, WHEREAS, Marguerite P. Gibson, has petitioned to vacate, abandon, dis- Central Florida Excavators; GIVEN THAT MTAG Property: of July, 2006 at 12:00 CUST-PINE ASSET LT 97 BLK A, COUN- noon. Description of Mary M. Johnson continue and renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the fol- Local & National National holder of the following TRY BREEZE EST, Dated this the 25th Property: PROPERTY Clerk of the Circuit lowing described property to wit: OTR positions. Certification, Job Tax Sale Certificate AS DES IN OR 1999 day of May, 2006. DESCRIBED IN OR Court of Santa Rosa Food grade Placement has filed said Tax PG 1616 BK 2272 PG County, Florida The entire segment of Bill Street running East and West lying adja- tanker, no hazmat, Assistance; Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: Mary M. Johnson 1337,LESS RD R/W . –––––––––––––––––– cent to Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 of Block 42, and Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 of Block 44, as recorded in the Floridatown Heights Subdivision OR no pumps, great Deed to be issued 07-2S-26-0757-00A00- Clerk of the Circuit Parcel ID: . 30-2N-29- NOTICE OF Associated Training 1376 Page 251 in the public records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. benefits, Services (800) 251- thereon. The 0970 Court of. Santa Rosa 0000-00413-0000. APPLICATION Certificate Number and Name in which County, Florida Name in which FOR TAX DEED competitive pay & 3274 www.atsn- AND WHEREAS, a time and date has been established for a public hearing year of Issuance, the Assessed: –––––––––––––––––– Assessed:. DANNY L new equipment. for the Board of County Commissioners to consider the advisability of exer- schools.com. Description of property, THOMAS J ELLER NOTICE OF SPINKS. NOTICE IS HEREBY cising its authority pursuant to Chapter 336 of the general statutes to Need 2 years ———————— and Name(s) in which BETH BRYANT APPLICATION GIVEN THAT MTAG vacate, abandon, discontinue, renounce and disclaim any right or interest of experience. Call it is assessed is as fol- ELLER FOR TAX DEED All of the above proper- CUST-AMHERST the public in and to the above described property. Bynum Transport 300 lows: ty is located in Santa ASSET MGMT holder All of the above proper- NOTICE IS HEREBY Rosa County, In the of the following Tax for your NOW THEREFORE, all interested persons and the public generally are NOTICES, ANN- Certificate Number: ty is located in Santa GIVEN THAT MTAG State of Florida. Sale Certificate has opportunity today. directed that a public hearing upon the above mentioned Petition, shall be 1780 Rosa County, In the CUST-PINE ASSET Unless such certificate filed said Tax (800) 741-7950. OUNCMENTS held by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, Year of Issuance: 2004 State of Florida. holder of the following shall be redeemed Certificate for the Tax ———————— in the Commissioners Meeting Room in the Santa Rosa County Unless such certificate Tax Sale Certificate according to Law, the Deed to be issued Administrative Center located at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida on the Drivers - CDL A THE ONE Description of shall be redeemed has filed said Tax Property described in thereon. The "Honey I'm PROPHESIED by 13th day of July, 2006, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. cst/cdst, or as soon thereafter Property: according to Law, the Certificate for the Tax such Certificate will be Certificate Number and as the matter can be considered. Home...Every major world Weekend!" Great religions will soon All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any deci- Pay & Benefits! be seen & heard by sion made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any mat- Special Orientation everyone. Read all ter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsi- Pay for Exp. Drivers! about it! Free bility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceed- Paid Training for literature: (800) ings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon School Grads! 870-6108. which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meet- Cypress Truck www.Share- needed for Gulf Breeze News. Must have excellent ing and be heard with respect to this matter. Lines, Inc. 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