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50¢ June 22, 2006 Park plan crosses home plate

BY B.J. DAVIS in the tate! Gulf Breeze News S [email protected]

Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze City Council Florida Press Association “Best Overall Graphic Design” unanimously approved a four- year-old Shoreline Park plan at Monday’s meeting despite an alternative proposal presented

Inside in PAGE at the June 14 Executive 1B Session meeting by residents Carla and Dave Steinbach. “We apologize we have not kept up with the city initia- tives,” said Carla at the opening of her presentation which ■ Grant awarded to included a reading garden, New York-style game table area and Little Sabine Bay guarded area for kids. ■ Bishop “I definitely think this will set us apart from other cities,” rededicates Our Lady she added. Her plan sets aside portions of Shoreline Park ■ Bubba’s Beach North just west of the Gulf Breeze Library were the current multi-use football field is scheduled to relocate to develop her vision. However, other citi- zens felt the main concern was WEEKEND the kids. The Shoreline Park North plan was approved at the June 19 City Council meeting. The plan was amended to allow a 75-foot Weather “This community is getting vegetative buffer between the park and residents whose property abuts the park. THURSDAY 6/22 See APPROVAL, Page 2A6 Partly Cloudy high 90O Smith eyes County heeds low 77O Officials focus on 98’s future school BY FRANKLIN HAYES pandemic FRIDAY 6/23 Gulf Breeze News threat Mostly Sunny board seat [email protected] O BY FRANKLIN HAYES high 91 Chuck Local governments are mov- O Gulf Breeze News low 77 Smith is a ing a little bit closer to alleviat- [email protected] candidate for ing traffic and providing addi- Santa Rosa tional hurricane evacuation Santa Rosa County is plan- SATURDAY 6/24 County routes for South Santa Rosa ning to save lives from some- Iso. T-Storms School Board. County. thing even more devastating high 90O A career The Florida-Alabama than a hurricane: pandemic flu. businessman, Transportation Planning According to Kathleen low 77O Smith earned Smith Organization (TPO), a multi- DeVore-Jones, Santa Rosa his Juris county governmental body rep- County Health Department SUNDAY 6/25 Doctor in Law and is licensed resenting Gulf Breeze, Milton, Administrator, “The possibili- Iso. T-Storms to practice in Mississippi. After Santa Rosa County, Pensacola, ty of flu outbreak is not a cause O working for South Central Bell Escambia County and Lillian, for alarm or panic; but it is a high 89 Telco and AT&T at various lev- Ala., recently approved several O reason to be prepared. As a low 75 els, he founded a $7 million projects that will be submitted county we have to pick up the direct mail and computer ser- to Florida Department of pace and be ready to fight a vices company in Mississippi Transportation (FDOT) and the Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News possible outbreak at every before selling his interest in the Federal Highway Linda Figg gave a presentation to members of the Northwest level and on every front.” INSIDE firm and relocating to Gulf Administration (FHWA). Most Florida Transportation Corridor Authority June 15. The eight In 1918, approximately Breeze 10 years ago. He now importantly, the TPO approved member corridor authority is developing a master plan for 500,000 died in the United Classifieds 4-6 D works as a real estate investor a traffic study that will research U.S. 98. States from a virus known as er hurricane evacuation route well, noting a duplication of Community 4,5A and entrepreneur. the effects of widening a portion the Spanish Flu. The next pan- Smith says his platform as a of U.S. 98 from Bayshore Road for those living in south Santa effort with the Northwest Crossword/Movies 5B demic influenza virus 39 years school board member will be to at the east boundary of the Gulf Rosa. Florida Transportation Corridor later took far fewer lives as Editorial 6A ferret out administrative waste Breeze city limit to Portside In a county commission Authority. government planning and Entertainment 4,5B and redirect funds to class- Drive to six lanes. The study meeting June 8, Santa Rosa “Let’s put our bets on the Island News 1,2B rooms and teacher salary alone will cost an estimated $3 County Commissioners dis- horse that can actually win See HEALTH, Page 2A6 School News 1-3, 6 D increases. million to complete. cussed participation in two rather than the one that’s crip- Sports 1-6C “Teachers and other school In a separate resolution, the other transportation planning pled before it even gets to the district employees must be able TPO endorsed an FDOT pro- entities, the Regional starting gate,” Broxson said. Navarre Beach Talk of the Town 5A to afford to live in the district in gram referred to as the Strategic Transportation Authority (RTA) The NFTCA was created by TV LISTINGS 3B residents to pay which they serve,” Smith says. Intermodal System that includes and the Northwest Florida state legislation and is com- $1.6 mil for “Mailing Statement is He says there is potential for six-laning U.S. highway 29 in Transportation Corridor prised of eight gubernatorial on Editorial Page” children in the Santa Rosa Pensacola from the Interstate 10 Authority (NFTCA). appointees who represent the renourishment County school system to interchange to Ten Mile Road. Formed in 1999, the RTA was eight counties through which FOUR SECTIONS achieve greatness and “it’s Why is that important to resi- initially designed to include rep- U.S. 98 passes. The NFTCA BY FRANKLIN HAYES VOL. 5, NO. 22 incumbent upon the teachers, dents in South Santa Rosa? resentatives from Gulf Breeze, met at Gulf Breeze City Hall Gulf Breeze News administrators and board to Because the widening of U.S. Milton, Pensacola and their June 15. Commissioner [email protected] UNE J 22, 2006 make sure they can compete for 29 would more than likely kill a respective counties. However, Broxson was present at the elite positions.” proposal recently put forth by representatives from Escambia meeting, and again expressed In reaction to public outcry, Smith is the father of two the Escambia County County withdrew from the orga- his opinion to rely on the Santa Rosa County children, one of whom is a Commission to extend Interstate nization after a conflict with NFTCA for U.S. 98 improve- Commissioners passed the graduate of Gulf Breeze High 110 into Cantonment. Santa Gulf Breeze over six laning the ments. new and improved Navarre and the other is a rising junior at Rosa County Commissioner Pensacola Bay Bridge. “We’re currently in a little bit Beach Renourishment project Gulf Breeze High. John Broxson said he supports Commissioner Broxson of a dilemma here in Santa Rosa assessment plan June 8, giving He says the most important the I-110 option because he believes Santa Rosa County peace of mind to many

home! See TPO “e” word is “enthusiasm.” believes it would provide a clos- should abandon the RTA as , Page 2A6 Navarre Beach property own- ers. “There are a lot of people your Midway Fire to offer media ride-along who have worked on this pro- ject, and they have done an BY FRANKLIN HAYES with firefight- ly check all equipment and departments in the United States outstanding job... I am so glad Gulf Breeze News ers on emer- encourage open discussion and Canada to suspend all non- we’re getting on with this, [email protected] gency calls to about firefighter safety. emergency activity and instead because we needed it desper- raise public According to a press release concentrate entirely on fire- ately,” beach resident Jane Ever wonder what happens awareness from the International fighter safety. The exercise, Johnson said. from the time a 911 emergency about safety- Association of Fire Chiefs referred to as Stand Down 2006, Over the next seven years, call is placed until authorities related stan- (IAFC), Last year 106 firefight- will focus on emergency vehicle Navarre Beach property own- Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today arrive? dard operating ers died in the line of duty in the safety - more specifically seat- ers are collectively expected to This week Midway Fire procedures. In Demeter United States; 26 of these deaths belt use and safe driving pay $1.6 million of the $17 District and Gulf Breeze between occurred in emergency vehicle- through intersections. million project that will Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly Volunteer Fire Department emergency calls, firefighters related accidents and thousands Opti-Com is a system now in replace more than four miles (GBVFD) are allowing media will conduct safety training, dis- more were injured while on correspondents to ride along cuss accident reports, thorough- duty. The IAFC calls for all fire See MIDWAY, Page 2A6 See NAVARRE, Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A June 22, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS MIDWAY: Opticom up and running Continued from page 1A talks more about prevention, Commissioners tabled a discus- burn permits and special opera- sion to put a floor, or minimum, place that allows emergency tions,” Chief Stephen Demeter limit on funding their pension responders to operate with said. program. Today, June 22 greater assurance. The system is The Midway Fire District is “We don’t need a floor Santa Rosa County Commission Regular Meeting, Tuesday, June 27 a remote-control method of home to an elite special opera- because we’ll be over vesting. 9 a.m., Commissioner's Board Room, 6495 Caroline No meetings scheduled as of press adjusting traffic lights along tions unit that operates as part of We’re over vested now,” Street, Milton time U.S. 98 within the Midway dis- a statewide group, Florida Commission Treasurer Clyde trict for expedited response time Urban Search and Rescue, Broome said, demonstrating his School Board Meeting, 10 a.m., 5086 Canal Street, and heightened safety. designed to tackle the most dan- view by comparing what the Milton Wednesday, June 28 In other Midway Fire District gerous tasks in emergency State of Florida requires the No meetings scheduled as of press news: response. From working in con- department contribute versus Friday, June 23 time The district unveiled a new fined spaces in collapsed build- what the department is already No meetings scheduled as of press time and improved website, ings to dealing with hazardous attributing to pension. Thursday, June 29 www.midwayfire.com, that materials, this team responds to According to Broome’s figures, Saturday, June 24 No meetings scheduled as of press gives Internet users up to date some of the most dangerous and the state required a $99,000 Hurricane Readiness Day. Project Recovery will time emergency data and contact complex emergency calls. contribution in 2005 and host a free community-wide Hurricane Readiness Day at information. In a recent board meeting, the Midway Fire actually paid St. Ann from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Nickelsen Hall. Open to Same Time, Same Place “It’s a more detailed site that Midway Fire District Board of $116,000. the public, the event will include hurricane stress screen- The South Santa Rosa Writers meet ing, children's activities, door prizes and more. For more each second and fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. : information, call the Community Drug and Alcohol at St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church Parish APPROVAL Council votes unanimously Council, 434-2724. Hall, 7810 Navarre Parkway, Navarre, west of Continued from page 1A Some citizens were con- such as lighting and sound have Highway 87 adjacent to the Lewis Funeral Home. cerned about declining numbers surfaced at several of the city Sunday, June 25 For further information, contact Nancy at council meetings. Council and No meetings scheduled as of press time younger. The schools are taking in the sports programs as a (850) 936-6889 or email that into account, and the city directly result of lack of fields. staff have assured the communi- [email protected]. has to take this into account “We’re loosing [participation ty that those issues will be Monday, June 26 too,” said Poinciana resident of kids] because they’re not get- looked at. No meetings scheduled as of press time Wade Curington “The only ting the playing time,” said “I’m comfortable that the product Gulf Breeze exports is Scott Garbell. The original soft- lighting can be addressed,” said its kids.” ball fields were destroyed after Council Member Tim Hoffman. NAVARRE: Assessment done through points Although applause during the Hurricane Ivan as a result of the Other members of the City meeting between opponents and dumping of hurricane debris. An Council provided comments Continued from page 1A and Dennis caused neighboring tion. “I was always opposed to proponents of the park plan amended park plan to refurbish regarding the proposal making property values to fluctuate renourishment, and I still am... I seemed evenly split, only a few the fields was passed by the its way to City Hall. of beachfront destroyed by hur- drastically. For example, condo- believe the county should pay of those against the plan Parks and Recreation Board on “It’s pointless to have a parks ricanes. The state of Florida, minium owners in neighboring the total renourishment fee. It’s addressed the council. Those May 30. The original plan was board if we’re not going to lis- FEMA and Santa Rosa County buildings saw assessments just like a ball field or a soccer who did speak maintained their approved by city council in ten to what they have to say,” share the remaining cost, with range from $300 to $1,000. field, high school stadiums or stance on community cohesion, 2002. said Mayor Pro Tem Clay Ford. the state picking up the tab for Units in one building could also whatever. Within this county, no matter the council’s end vote. “We’ve been fighting for “We need to do everything we the largest portion of the pro- vary in payment, depending on the beach is a recreational “We are not against the years to have regulation fields at can to keep this a true commit- ject. their appraised value. asset.” sportsmanship that everyone is the Gulf Breeze parks. Our park ment.” The new assessment plan County consultant Peter Commissioner John Broxson, talking about. All we want is is too small. We have the only Mayor Lane Gilchrist offered passed by the board of commis- Ravella with Coastal Tech, the whose district includes Gulf engineering firm responsible for acceptance of this [alternate] recreation system in Santa Rosa his delight with the community sioners involves distributing a Breeze, partially agreed with portion of the cost to property developing the revised assess- plan. I think it gives all the citi- and Escambia counties that runs participation regarding the park Ridgeway. “Mr. Ridgeway, owners based on a point system. ment plan, discussed public zens what they need,” said resi- its program like it does,” said vote. probably is in effect, correct in Points are worth $401.29 apiece feedback. “In general we feel dent Sandy Bearden. Bearden Gulf Breeze Sports Association “I’m so please that so many many ways by saying that it and will be distributed accord- like the reaction has been quite echoed a number of sentiments Treasurer Mike Mabry. people came and expressed their probably is a county responsi- felt by meeting attendants, “Playing sports teaches our kids feelings on the park,” said ing to certain property traits positive. There are those who including the number of object to this method but I think bility... that’s in a perfect world including a pre-meeting com- how to work as a team and how Gilchrist. He added that every- and in our situation we have to ment by Dave Steinbach who to play as a team. The children thing the City does is done in dwellings, acreage and linear some of the objections would use the adage of ‘the art of the said, “No matter how this turns are what it’s all about.” public and is welcome to com- beach frontage of each lot. occur on all methods. We do possible’ ... Things are moving out, we’re still one city.” Auxiliary issues of the park munity feedback. A previous plan developed in feel like this is a very solid 2003 calculated the cost for methodology to use to assess in the right direction for Santa each property owner based on the costs of the project.” Rosa County, and I think this is HEALTH: State awards $4 mil for preparation property value. The idea seemed Don Ridgeway is one of the a real milestone and a watershed practical at the time, but devas- property owners that do not for us to have this beautiful County Commissioner John approved their pandemic flu Continued from page 1A tation caused by hurricanes Ivan agree with the county’s inten- beach.” Broxson said. plan Thursday, June 8. technology improved. In 1957 The County’s Health Points of interest from the the government attributed Department is preparing an County’s emergency plan TPO: Plan extends from Escambia to Wakulla 69,800 deaths to Asian Flu. The emergency plan, which is include: NFTCA board members legislative session, claiming early US Department of Human and expected to be finalized by ● Continued from page 1A Implementing a staggered agreed to discuss the matter at a completion would allow the Health Services defines pan- August. work shift policy for govern- County... My contention is that future meeting. Other business at NFTCA to properly pursue fund- demic flu as a “virulent human The Health Department held mental offices. With fewer peo- we should put this on the back- a pandemic flu planning exer- their meeting was to select an ing from the state legislature. flu that causes a global out- ple in one place at one time, burner. We could do many of the break, or pandemic, of serious cise in March that involved 45 same things you’re doing, but engineering firm for phase two of “They have such a local pres- infection rates could be reduced. the master plan for U.S. 98 from illness. Because there is little participants from 20 health care ● you are the better plan. A state ence in the panhandle area. HDR Requiring the use of masks Escambia to Wakulla counties. natural immunity, the disease and governmental agencies answer is the only answer for our already represents a majority of by employees that are in fre- The board selected HDR can spread easily from person to including facilitators from Santa transportation challenges here in TPO’s in Northwest Florida. person. Currently, there is no Rosa County Health quent contact with the general Engineering, an engineering con- Northwest Florida. Your input is Their ability to start small and pandemic flu.” Department, Florida public. needed because [Santa Rosa sultant firm with two satellite ● build with the staff necessary to The Florida Department of Department of Health and Decreasing the number of County Commissioners] are con- offices and 60 fulltime employ- Health website predicts the next Florida State University. The meetings held, requiring depart- sidering reinstating the RTA. I ees in the Northwest Florida area. complete the master plan was outbreak may be just around the exercise covered a variety of ments to work via email. would like to delay that. We don’t HDR also proposed to complete also important,” NFTCA corner: “Pandemic influenza topics such as, vaccination ●Allocating resources to want to duplicate what you’re phase two of the NFTCA master Chairman Randall McElheney has occurred every 11 to 39 shortages, civil unrest, commu- allow county computer net- doing,” Broxson said. plan for U.S. 98 before the 2007 said. years in the 20th century. Based nity planning, prioritizing vac- works to operate from home. on the history of the 20th centu- cination and educating the pub- ●Recommendations to ry, we would expect an influen- lic. school board allowing schools CONTACT za pandemic within the next few The State of Florida received to close as long as possible, Elected Officials years.” over $4 million from the federal implementing a staggered GULF BREEZE ELECTED OFFICIALS DIANE COLEMAN, District 3 Officials with Santa Rosa government in January to pre- schedule and denying admit- Write to your City Council Member at: (850) 939-5538 County and the Santa Rosa pare for pandemic flu. The 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL 32561; tance to infected students. or contact the Council by phone at (850) 934-5100 HUGH WINKLES, District 2★✆ County Health Department Santa Rosa County Health Although the city of Gulf (850) 623-6299 hope to lessen the impact of any Department of received approx- Mayor LANE GILCHRIST Breeze does not have an inde- (850) 932-5565 KEN SMITH, District 1 possible deadly influenza out- imately $20,000 in funding. [email protected] (850) 623-4395 breaks by establishing emer- DeVore-Jones said the funding pendent plan, city officials are gency plans that deal directly would go toward public educa- encouraged by the county com- Councilmember BEVERLY ZIMMERN FLORIDA STATE REPRESENTATIVES mission’s action. (850) 932-4717 with widespread fatal viral tion about relevant hygiene dur- bzimmern@ ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us GREG EVERS (R) infection. ing an outbreak as well as criti- “It’s good to know that they District Office: 5424 Willing Street, Milton, FL 32570 Councilmember CARL HOFFMAN “We must be aware that this cal supplies such as surgical have a plan. We will get a hold (850) 983-5550 (850) 932-4948 [email protected] is a possibility... Putting our masks and hand sanitizer. of it and make sure that we are [email protected] heads in the sand is not going to The Santa Rosa Board of ready to comply,” City Manager DAVE MURZIN (R) Councilmember RICHARD OUTZEN JR. District Office: Suite 22B, 7100 Plantation Road, make this go away,” Santa Rosa County Commissioners Edwin “Buz” Eddy said. (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 FELONIES Circle, Navarre, lewd and lascivious Commission by phone at (850) 932-1340 or 983-1877 C, Suite 12, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548-5257 behavior DUI (850) 833-9328 6/12/06 JOHN BROXSON, District 5 Regimbal, Joshua Abraham, 24, Douglas, Joshua Adam, 21, W/M, 6/13/06 (850) 932-2617 [email protected] FLORIDA STATE SENATOR W/M, 2800 block of Villa Woods 9000 block of Timber Lane, Navarre, Adams Sr., Daniel Ronnie, 33, Circle, Gulf Breeze, burglary aggravated battery W/M, 8100 block of Segura Street, CHARLIE CLARY (R) GORDON GOODIN, District 4 Navarre, DUI District Office: 1241 Airport Road, Suite A, Destin, FL (850) 939-1274 32541 6/15/06 6/18/06 [email protected] Colley, Rebecca Dawn, 42, W/F, Sheldon Jr., George Dennis, 39, 6/14/06 (850) 833-9159 1900 block of Ambassador Drive, W/M, 5400 block of Harmony Lane, Abbot Jr., Dennis Wesley, 27, SunCom: 674-9159 DON SALTER, District 3 [email protected] Navarre, violation of probation Gulf Breeze, aggravated battery W/M, 3100 block of Woodsway, Gulf (850) 938-1877 Breeze, DUI [email protected] U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 6/16/06 Wacker, William Gerard, 35, English, Christopher Steven, 21, W/M, 9100 block of Timber Lane, 6/17/06 BOB COLE, District 2 JEFF MILLER (R) W/M, 9200 block of Eagles Nest, Navarre, aggravated battery Braddock, William Dale, 46, W/M, (850) 983-1877 Pensacola Office: 4300 Bayou Blvd., Suite 17C, Navarre, violation of probation 1600 block of Woodlawn Way, Gulf [email protected] Pensacola, Florida 32503 Fountain, Bernadette Eileen, 26, Breeze, DUI (850) 479-1183 Grieshop, Chasen Shane, 23, W/F, 2100 block of Jeannie Street, TOM STEWART, District 1 Fax: 850-479-9394 W/M, 8500 block of Nelda Road, Navarre, violation of probation 6/18/06 (850) 983-1877 Toll Free Phone Number: (866) 367-1614 [email protected] Navarre, battery Hamilton, Kevin Todd, 46, W/M, U.S. SENATORS Hatcher, Michael Philip, 42, W/M, 2500 block of Avenida De Sol, SANTA ROSA COUNTY DISTRICT SCHOOLS McKinney, Mark William, 42, 9100 block of Timber Lane, Navarre, Navarre, DUI Write to your Santa Rosa County School Board W/M, 2900 block of Pleasant Park aggravated battery Senator MEL MARTINEZ (R) Member at: 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL 32570; or con- 315 East Robinson Street, Landmark Center 1, Suite tact the Board by phone at (850) 983-5000 475, Orlando, FL 32801Bill (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 22, 2006 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS County assures South End residents of preparedness

BY B.J. DAVIS B.J. Davis/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Deputy Director of Emergency Management Ed Rodriguez takes questions from county residents during a South Santa County emergency officials Rosa County Hurricane Preparedness Workshop held last addressed members of the south Thursday. Rodriguez explained the importance of shelter Santa Rosa community last selection and how because of the flood zones prevalent Thursday at a Hurricane throughout the south portion of the county, there will be no Preparedness Workshop held at shelters in that area. Holley-Navarre Middle School. On the agenda was a play-by- play approach these officials plan to take in the event of a hurricane this season. “This has been hurricane alley for the past two years,” said County Commissioner John Broxson. “We know the devastation a hurricane can Infants thru teens (...and everything in between) bring. It’s not paranoia to be afraid of them,” he added. Toys Shoes Baby The first official to speak was Tony Gomillion, Director of Clothing Books Equipment Public Works. He explained the 372 Gulf Breeze Parkway (850) 934-KIDS Mon-Sat 11-5:30 (Bruno’s Shopping Center) importance of residents to be self-sufficient immediately pro- ceeding a storm. Request for Quotes - New Public Services Offices “We need to continue to Health Department at the shelter speak personal preparedness,” “This has been hurricane alley for 24 hours a day who can provide The City of Gulf Breeze will receive sealed quotes from quali- Gomillion said. He was also assisted-type care, however if fied contractors until 10:00 a.m. (CDST), Tuesday, July 11, 2006, at City confident in the level of pre- the past two years...We know the dev- Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. Bids received after individuals meet the criteria to this time will not be accepted. Bids willl be opened publicly and read paredness the county shares as astation a hurricane can bring. It’s not be in the special needs shelter, aloud, all interested parties are invited to attend. well. we also ask they bring a care- “We have a plan in place, and paranoia to be afraid of them.” giver to provide proper care for The Scope of work consists of developing complete plans, permitting and constructing additional office space within an existing I do believe we have the right that individual,” said Acres. She people to implement that plan,” – John Broxson metal structure building.The project also includes some interior con- Santa Rosa County Commissioner, District 5 added that these shelters will struction for City Hall. The Contractor will be responsible for all permit- he added. Gomillion said the have limited power supplied by ting, fees and plan preparation. county has an agreement with generators for life-sustaining several local commercial retail- Complete copies of the Request for Quotes can be obtained dents in the Midway Fire present to brief the community machines, but there will not be ers in the south end of the coun- from the City Clerk at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Florida District. about plans in place by the air conditioning. Just like any ty to be up and running soon 322561, free of charge. Request may als be obtained at www.cityofgulf- “If we gave out sandbags, it power company. breeze.com/RFP.htm after a storm to facilitate serving shelter, those at the special gives the general perception for “We’re as ready as we’ve needs shelter are asked to bring the needs of county residents. people to stay,” said Miller. ever been. Our intent is to be Legal #0191 three days worth of food for that On board are Publix, Bruno’s, “We’re encouraging people to self-sufficient,” said Wilson. He individual as well as for the Wal-Mart and Winn Dixie. move on.” explained that each substation These businesses have ensured As for safety, Major Steve will have its own crew responsi- caregiver. In addition, they are county officials that they plan to Collier of the Santa Rosa ble for restoration for that sta- asked to bring one gallon of be online within 24 hours after a Sheriff’s Office said it is found tion’s power. Crews will work water per person per day. Also, storm using generator power. in numbers. until conditions are compromise five days worth of medicine and Pet-friendly hotels were also on “We have 200 sworn officers the safety of the workers. medical supplies are also the agenda with the mention of a [in the department] and all 200 “All commercial vehicles are requested. comprehensive list found on the of those officers will be put into off the road when the winds “Make sure to bring things to Emergency Management por- the field,” said Collier. He reach 35 miles per hour,” said pass the time. Games, cards and tion of the county website. explained they will be embed- Wilson. He also mentioned Gulf magazines are ways to help Deputy Director of ded in various locations around Breeze’s approach to the 2006 decrease anxiety for those Emergency Management Ed the county so the deputies can hurricane season. awaiting the landfall of a hurri- at Gulf Breeze Rodriguez discussed the impor- safely begin assessing the dam- “The City of Gulf Breeze has cane,” said Acres. According to tance of shelters and evacuation. age and commencing search and been very proactive in their hur- the Santa Rosa County website, “Shelters are determined as rescue once a storm has passed. ricane preparedness,” said “For you comfort, it would be structures that are safe, suitable Also, according to Collier, the Wilson. The city is planning to preferable for you to arrange to and appropriate for the public,” State of Florida will also pro- implement a series of actions · 110 Bed Assisted stay with friends or family out- said Rodriguez. He said that a vide up to 400 additional mem- created by a recent Hurricane Living/Retirement side the area of danger. The majority of the south end of bers of law enforcement ensur- Presponse Task Force led by Community Special Needs Shelter should be Santa Rosa County falls into the ing the safety of the county. Gulf Breeze Police Chief Peter · Locally Owned your last resort if you have lower categories of flood zones “Our goals are to protect and Paulding. and Operated serve. I feel our county is as Sharon Achors with the Santa nowhere else to go.” necessitating evacuation. · Home Cooked Meals “Obviously, we can’t have strong as it’s ever been,” said Rosa County Health For more information, Santa · Linen and any shelters in these areas,” he Collier. Department spoke at length Rosa County residents are urged Housekeeping Service said. Midway Fire Department As power restoration is on about the special needs shelter to visit Lieutenant Clayton Miller residents’ minds after a storm, that will be located at Sims http://www.santarosa.fl.gov/em · 24 Hour Staff added the department will not Cal Wilson, Pensacola District Middle School in Pace. ergency or call 983-5360. and Security be supplying sandbags to resi- Manager for Gulf Power, was “There will be staff from the · Activities Program Conveniently · Respite & Day Care located in After split, Santa Rosa residents must the heart of Gulf Breeze 934-1061 pay $50 to use West Florida Library behind Residents in Santa Rosa rials to any Florida resident placed in libraries across Santa sions should be directed to Cancun’s www.villasgulfbreeze.com County may continue borrow- without charge, including our Rosa County, which include Gene Fischer, Director of the ing materials from libraries in neighbors in Escambia and Gulf Breeze Library, Milton Restaurant West Florida Regional Library AL#9664 Escambia County without a Okaloosa Counties, said Linda Library, Jay Library, and charge until September 1. After Hendrix, director of the Santa Navarre Library. In addition, System at 436-5060. this time, the West Florida Rosa County Library System. the System is accepting sugges- Regional Library System will "In our Santa Rosa County tions for materials not currently charge a $50 fee to Santa Rosa Library System, we believe in in its system, and customers County residents for borrowing open access for all Florida resi- may make suggestions at any privileges at Escambia County dents because, while the major- Santa Rosa County Library or locations, which include the ity of funds to support Florida by completing an online form at Pensacola Public Library, Lucia County Libraries comes from the Santa Rosa County Library M. Tryon Library, and the local county revenues, every website: Southwest Library. Florida library receives an allo- www.santarosa.fl.gov/libraries/ Every library system can cation of state funds from the loanrequest.html. decide whether to extend bor- Florida legislature, so indirect- Inquiries regarding the Santa rowing privileges to residents ly, all Florida residents con- Rosa County Library System in neighboring counties. The tribute to all Florida libraries transition should be made to decision to restrict borrowing and residents should have open Linda Hendrix, Director of the privileges to Santa Rosa County access." Santa Rosa County Library sys- residents was made by the West The processing unit for the tem at 623-2043 or by e-mail at Florida Regional Library Santa Rosa County Library [email protected]. All System. The Santa Rosa County System is working to process inquiries regarding West Library System will loan mate- thousands of new items to be Florida Regional Library deci- Johansen makes FIT Dean’s List Kelly Johansen of Gulf Breeze semester with a semester grade university in the Southeast. has been named to the Dean’s point average (GPA) of at least Florida Tech was named a List at Florida Institute of 3.4. Barron’s Best Buy in College Technology. A sophomore, Florida Institute of Education, is listed among Johansen is earning a bachelor’s Technology was founded in 1958 America’s best colleges in U.S. degree in chemical engineering. to train professionals working in News & World Report and was To be included on the Dean’s the space program at what is now named one of the nation’s top 14 List, a student must complete 12 Kennedy Space Center. It is the engineering institutions in the or more graded credits in a only independent, technological Fiske Guide to Colleges.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A June 22, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Santa Rosa County needs foster www.gulfbreezenews.com parents and childcare centers

BY FRANKLIN HAYES Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Childcare professionals are concerned that childcare resources are running low in Santa Rosa County. MLS# 298298 According to a study from the Florida Department of $395,000 Children and Families, there are $395,000 only 67 state licensed foster Dennis W. Remesch Cell: 850.384.7607 home beds in Santa Rosa Website: www.denrem.com County as of May. According to the same collection of statistics, Email: [email protected] 113 children are in need of fos- ter care, leaving 46 children of various ages to bounce from location to location. “There’s a tremendous need right now for foster homes... Sometimes you have kids mov- ing every night until they can find a permanent place to stay, “ Kristin Webb with the United Methodist Children’s home said. Webb serves as program supervisor for Gulf Coast Group Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Home, located north of I-10 and 11-year-old Chasity reads “Music of Dolphins” by Karen Hess. Chasity, her last name withheld, west of Avalon Boulevard in has been in foster care for nearly two years. Santa Rosa County. The home temporarily houses up to six “We have kids in foster care neglect, exploitation or domes- 6751 Berryhill St., Milton. girls at a time, until suitable fos- from everywhere. They come tic violence. Interested parties are encour- ter parents become available, or from a wide variety of places ●An applicant must have aged to make reservations by reunification with their parents and have a wide variety of their homes inspected to ensure calling 850-983-5336 or 850- becomes feasible. Webb said needs, which is why we need all a safe environment for future 983-5444. reunification with biological types of foster homes,” Webb foster children. parents is the ultimate goal, a said. In addition to the shortage of situation made possible when Interested in becoming a fos- licensed foster parents in Santa For more information the biological parents of a foster ter or adoptive parent? The Rosa, Betty Arnold with on becoming a foster child pass certain guidelines process may be easier than you Children’s Services Center is or adoptive parent, placed on them by caseworkers, think. The state of Florida has a concerned that there is not visit such as substance abuse rehabil- short list of guidelines to con- enough childcare centers either. www.dcf.state.fl.us/fos- itation. However, when parents sider: “What we are in desperate tercare/ or call are unable to comply, adoption ●An applicants does not have need of in Santa Rosa County becomes the only option for to be a parent or married. No are centers for children aged 1-866-313-9874 some children. prior experience required. zero to two. That age group is 11-year-old Chasity is one of ●An applicant must be at very hard to find help for. We those in need of a permanent least 21 years old and have suf- are a very fast growing county, home. Entering seventh grade ficient income to support a fam- and with families, come chil- next fall, the energetic young- ily. dren,” Arnold said. ster loves reading, horseback ●A potential foster of adop- riding and singing. This upbeat tive parent must complete 30 Children’s Services Center is young woman is just one of hours of free, pre-service class- planning a recruitment seminar more than 100 children in Santa es. for those interested in becoming Rosa County who need a stable ● An FBI background check, licensed or accredited childcare home life to enable them to designed to filter out applicants providers. The seminar will be reach their full potential as who may have been convicted held 9 a.m., June 24 at the Berry adults. of sexual abuse, violent crimes, Hill Administrative Complex at, Drive safely – points can cost you BY FRANKLIN HAYES Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Now that school is out for the summer and more young, less experienced drivers are on the road, a concerned citizen sug- gested that Gulf Breeze News increase public awareness about traffic infractions. In both Santa Rosa County and the City of Gulf Breeze, speeding will not be tolerated. Keep the following list of fines in mind when driving over the speed limit. The following amounts are ticket prices relative to the posted speed limit and the number of points given for each infraction. Six to nine mph over – $80.50 and three points Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News 10 to 14 mph over – $155.50 Littering may cost perpetrators up to $155.50, while driving and four points under the influence can cost as much as $885 in Santa Rosa 15 to 19 mph over – $180.50 County. and four points result in a three month suspen- officer may issue a fine between 20 to 29 mph over – $205.50 sion and 24 points within three $100 and $155.50. Driving and four points years will result in a one year under the influence (DUI) will 30 mph and above – $305.50 suspension of driving privileges. result in arrest and upon convic- Waterfront, Beach and Golf Course and four points All other moving violations tion can earn drivers a first- properties since 1974 In posted construction and such as improper use of lanes or degree misdemeanor, a maxi- school zones, fees increase sig- careless driving will result in a mum of $885 in fees and court nificantly. $115.50 ticket and three points. costs and a six-month driver’s One to nine mph over – Non-moving violations, such as license suspension. $105.50 and three points not having proof of insurance, or A second DUI conviction 10 to 14 mph over – $255.50 driving without a tag will result within five years will result in a and four points in a $71.50 ticket. maximum of $1410 in fees and 15 to 19 mph over – $305.50 Running a stop sign will result court costs and five-year license and four points in a $115.50 ticket, and failure to revocation. A racing conviction 20 to 29 mph over – $355.50 obey a traffic control device will will automatically result in and four points result in a $180.50 ticket. It is up license suspension for one year, 30 mph and above – $555.50 to the officer’s discretion weath- a first-degree misdemeanor, and and four points er or not drivers receive a ticket a maximum of $1275 in fees and 12 points accumulated within for running a stop sign or failing court costs. All information pro- 1-800-445-2507 (850) 932-9228 12 months will result in a one to obey a traffic control device. vided by Santa Rosa Clerk of 1388 Country Club Road, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 month license suspension, 18 Littering usually requires a Courts, Traffic Division. www.montgomeryrealtors.com points within 18 months will court appearance, and a hearing Drive safely!

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 22, 2006 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS St. Francis Wine and Cheese Auction Party a success The Wine and Cheese/Silent in May. But come September, who moved out of state. It was a Auction Party at St. Francis of those 60-plus members will “hit gala event and everyone had a Assisi on June 9 was a smash- the ground running”with new great time. This is the last meet- ing success. There was standing officers, new department mem- ing of the fiscal year. They will room only with almost 200 peo- bers and all new programs and begin again in September with ple in attendance. All the tickets projects that will benefit the new and exciting programs and were sold out two weeks in Gulf Breeze Community. The projects. advance, but at least 30 people meetings begin again on showed up at the door, so more September 5 with Gulf Breeze tickets had to be printed. Tables City Manager Edwin “Buz” had to be set up in the atrium. It Eddy as the guest speaker of the Send seems some of the men retired day. His topic will cover disas- emails to the atrium so that the women ter planning. to Betty could do some serious “silent auction shopping” alone. The Driftwood Garden Club Archer The table was set complete The Driftwood Garden Club Allen at with flower arrangements by had their annual picnic party on betty Ellanor Pruitt and food was the June 11 at Kathy and Ace @gulf Allen elaborately Cannon's new water front home. breeze displayed Betty Allen-Archer/Gulf Breeze News The guest feasted on a wonder- through the The spread was substantial at St. Francis’ Wine and Cheese Auction Party. flower ful array of fish and accompani- news.com or write to coordination arrangements by Ellanor Pruitt and food was elaborately displayed through the coordination ments catered by the Oar House. Talk of the Town at of Jennie of Jennie Smith, Freida Palmer and Mari Abbate. The hostesses, Kathy Cannon, Gulf Breeze News Smith, Freida national training programs Bettie Kahn and Betsye P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Palmer and which bring students from over Haddock provided the scrump- Breeze, FL 32562, Mari Abbate. 120 countries to train at U.S. tious desserts and Kathy The guests Navy schools throughout the Cannon made grasshoppers. subject : Palmer were warmly US. She has three children There were about 50 people in “Talk of the greeted by (Christina, John and Caitlin attendance including husbands Armand Caruso and Martha Sacco) and has been married to and a surprise visit by Edie Town.” McMahon; Suzanne and Bob Guy Abbate since 2001. Freymeyer, a former member Terry collected the tickets and Freida and Mari have worked By Betty Archer Allen Ed.D the fun began. David Mull did very hard with the assistance of Dufrechou; Secretary, Carol This fund-raising extravagan- an excellent job as auction floor too many to name in this col- Stark and Treasurer, Kathy za was very successful due to manager. umn to make this Wine and Christoff. Chrissy, Jane and the generosity and support of This event was a labor of love Cheese/ Silent Auction, an occa- Kathy are succeeding them- local businesses, friends of the EMA for so many parishioners at St. R sion “not to miss” in Gulf selves. The outgoing officers are club and club members. The FI N Francis of Breeze. The Episcopal Church Second Vice President Shelby funds raised by this event Assisi, but the Women of St. Francis of Assisi Smith and Secretary Mildred allowed the club to present Termite & Pest Control event was feel they have far exceeded their Price. checks to Pensacola Beach inspired by expectations. The club recently held its Elementary School, Pearl “To The Rescue Since 1977” Freida Palmer annual fundraiser, a Game Day, Nelson Child Development Gulf Breeze and Mari Pensacola Beach Women's where both men and women buy Center of ARC Gateway, Santa Abbate who Club tickets and set up their own Rosa Kids House and The 932-9288 ! served as Pensacola Beach Women's table to play a game of their Pensacola Beach Sheriff Sub Event Abbate Club held their installation lun- choice; Bridge, Bunco, Mah Station. The club recently Coordinators. cheon on Thursday, June 15 at Jong, Rummy, Hearts, donated to the building fund of Mari defers to Freida as the 11 a.m. at Bon Appetit at the Dominoes or Scrabble. The the Pensacola Beach Elk's prime “mover and shaker” in Bay Beach Inn. Bettie Lee players break for lunch and win Lodge in appreciation for the this endeavor. Sundstrom conducted the instal- door prizes donated by members Lodge's hospitality in allowing Freida and her husband, lation ceremony. Officers and businesses. The event them to hold meetings there. Roger, moved to Florida in installed were President, includes a silent auction, a raffle 1998. They came to the Gulf Chrissy Cook; First Vice and a 50/50 drawing where the Santa Rosa Woman's Club Breeze area in 2000 and quickly President, Jane McGrath; club keeps half and winner gets Santa Rosa Woman's Club 5 Rooms $90.00 became an integral part of both Second Vice President, Beverly half of the pot. had its last meeting for the year St. Francis of Assisi Church and Gulf Breeze Hospital Auxiliary program. Freida was a Civilian Budget Officer for the United States Air Force. She hails from Perry, Ga. where she was a char- ter member of the St. If you wouldn’t eat it... Christopher's at the Crossroads Episcopal Church. Her experiences have been Why feed it to many, but one that she recalls with nostalgia is her work at your pet? The Thursday Thrift Shop for charity at St. James Episcopal Romper Groom Offers: Church in Hendersonville, NC. The shop was only open on Pet Gear Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., thus the name. She said, Gift Items “If we didn't make $2,500 each Grooming Services day, we held a meeting to deter- mine what went wrong.” Human-Quality Pet Food Mari Abbate serves on the St. Francis of Assisi Vestry as Senior Warden. She has lived in Gulf Breeze since 1994 and has worked for over 20 years for the Betty Archer-Allen/Gulf Breeze News United States Navy (USN) at a From left, newly elected executive board of the Pensacola Beach Woman's Club are: Kathy 5668 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. (across from the Zoo) command located downtown Christoff, Carol Stark, Chrissy Cook, Beverly Dufrechou and Jane McGrath. The Club meets Pensacola. She manages inter- on the third Thursday of each month. 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2004 Florida Press Association “Better Weekly Newspaper Santa Rosa County recently Award” Winner of: ★ Overall Graphic Design passed an emergency management ★ Individual Graphic ★ Sports Picture plan to prepare for pandemic influenza. Do you think this is an important issue for this area? IDR looks to care for seniors My mother was the youngest of six and I grew up around the "No. It doesn't seem like that CO-PUBLISHERS: elderly. My grandmother had a serious of a threat." Lisa Newell stroke just before my birth and From t he Victoria Papajohn she had to use a walker. My grandfather, as a result of poor Edit or’s Desk -Josh Cheek EDITOR: circulation, had both legs Pensacola B.J. Davis amputated by the time I was six years old. Also, my mother B.J. Davis SPORTS EDITOR: worked in nursing homes for a sion or to a local garden club please let us know. Seniors can Jason Thompson good portion of my life, instill- about IDR. fill out a special form at their ing in me the value of taking My colleagues in IDR recog- local church or pick one up STAFF WRITER: care of our aged loved ones. nized a population of seniors in from city hall. My mother would some- Franklin Hayes our community in need of our Encourage technology-ori- times let me visit her while she services. As humble as IDR ented seniors, to visit worked at one of the local nurs- members are, they say they ADVERTISING SALES: www.gulfbreezeidr.com or stop ing homes. I would read the missed the mark when it came Robyn Philips by to see what we're about. "If it could really turn into a mail to the residents or just sit to caring for seniors after hurri- Pam Randall pandemic, then yeah. But if and chat with them. I feel as cane Dennis. Governor Jeb Bush invited they're just trying to keep us though our lives are a continu- Rather than slight the large our group to make a presenta- OFFICE MANAGER: indoors by scaring us, I don't um, one that spans from child- population of independent tion at last month's Governor's Karen Murphy buy it." birth, when you need constant seniors, we just want them to Hurricane Conference. The GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: care, to the years when con- know one thing: we are here for individuals who started this stant care became necessary you. No one wants to be stuck group deserve a pat on the Nikola Stamenkovich -Norman Roberts again. in an un-air-conditioned home, back. It's truly an honor to be a Art Director Pensacola I have truly been blessed to even though this generation part of a group of many church- cover Interfaith Disaster CONTRIBUTORS: wrote the book of living with- es that wholeheartedly serves Resources as one of my beats. out A/C in the South. I'm work- the community. My relationship with those ing on providing comfort sta- For more information on Column Writers individuals has blossomed. tions where they can come and IDR, visit our website or call T. “Bubba” Bechtol With their blessing, I am spear- relax with fans, bottled water, 232-4734 (that's me.) Sure, I'll Bette Boyle heading the initiative to obtain get hand sanitizer, but most leave my phone number for Chuck Randle a list of every senior citizen importantly, care. "I definitely do. We've got to Grant Corbin and individual with special I ask this of you: if you have you because that's how much I protect ourselves from every- needs in our city. My instincts a family member or know a believe in this. thing." Nancy Cooey Intern in caring for seniors has resur- neighbor who may need any- Let's do what we've done Michelle Stuckey Intern faced with a vengeance, and I thing from helping board up for through every other hurricane am excited about my every a storm to picking up some season and get through it -Barbara Lanton PHOTOGRAPHY: opportunity to speak on televi- medication before a hurricane, together. Seniors included. Pensacola Paul Stefon www.paulstefon.com Citizens urged to make preparations Member: Once again, hurricane season that I hope will assist you in is upon us. Already, we have had VIEWPOINT preparing for a storm. Florida Press Association a tropical system form within the My office staff and I welcome By Dave Murzin, State Rep. first few days of the season. If your contact regarding hurricane National Newspaper Assn. District 2 you have not already made prepa- issues or any other issue that is The Murzin Report Gulf Breeze Area Chamber rations in the event a storm hits important to you. As always, I "I'm not very educated on the of Commerce [Northwest Florida], you should community essential services up consider it a pleasure to serve subject, but I don't think it's a do so as soon as possible. and running. you, and the people of our district. big threat down here." (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) You should be prepared to be I am proud that our area histor- I also encourage you to visit self-sufficient for at least 72 hours ically takes self-preparation seri- the websites of your Florida Pensacola Beach Chamber after a storm. It is unreasonable ously and understands that we Legislature. You can find links to -Wayne Stewart of Commerce to expect the government to have have as much responsibility to be their websites and to other gov- Pace water and food flown onto your prepared as the government does. ernment entities here as well as Pensacola Chamber front steps a few hours after a kid's pages designed to educate of Commerce I am confident our residents will storm has hit. The more prepared do the same this year. This issue young ones about how our state and self-sufficient you are, the government works: Navarre Tourist of The Murzin Report is dedicat- more our emergency responders www.leg.state.fl.us/ Development Council ed to providing you with hurri- can use their resources to get our cane preparedness information Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or clarification. Readership predictions from across the pond Please email us at Found your article about the bow nation. [email protected] world cup. Spot on predictions. LETTERS TO I stumbled on your article Grandmother ecstatic with the subject line Everyone hates the English too whilst surfing through Google. Thank you so much for the CORRECTION or but you get used to it in the end. Best wishes. wonderful article on Cameron! To submit a letter CLARIFICATION. Or, call THE EDITOR Terry Giblin What a wonderful write up! We (850) 932-8986 during Personally, like most people to the editor, write over here, we like the US of A. Auckland, New Zealand bought 25 copies and sent them office hours and ask for to our family and friends all over to news or sports departments. For example, search the English tives in West Virginia and Ohio), Paper looking professional the U.S. and received wonderful Gulf Breeze site www.englandism.com and I can not let you say that the The thing that first catches feedback. Gulf Breeze News is published News, P.O. 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BY B.J. DAVIS the importance of a storm water will supplement the approxi- amenities such as pools or down to taking care of the our goal, they’ll help us reach it real Gulf Breeze News utility,” said Gulf Breeze City mate $120,00 that will be patios in addition to driveways, environment. We can no longer fast,” said Milford. “The sooner [email protected] Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy. obtained by the additional fees. the median value calculated to flush what we have in our we can educate ourselves and Consultants Carter-Burgess Pam Miller, consultant with represent one ERU is 4,450 homes or on our streets into our our community about storm Gulf Breeze citizens could along with city staff evaluated Carter-Burgess explained how square feet. This means each of local waters,” said City Special water utility and put these pro- notice an extra utility charge on ways to fund the utility in a way each resident and business will the 2,370 residential structures Projects Manager Steve cedures in place, the quicker we their water bills each month. to keep the additional fees mini- be assessed the fee. in the city limits will be Milford. He said that in the near can preserve our local waters.” With the possible implementa- mal. These fees will only raise a “We’ve broken it down into assessed one ERU. This break- future, residents will see more Some of the items the fee and tion of an Environmental small portion of the full amount what we call Equivalent down is also used in calculating strict guidelines set forth by grant will pay for include sched- Protection Agency (EPA) required to address 16 projects Residential Unit (ERU),” said commercial structures which agencies such as the EPA to uled maintenance, swale re- required storm water utility, a in 11 areas around the city that Miller. “87 percent of storm can be well above the 4,450 ensure preservation of local establishment, drain filters and minimal fee in the neighbor- experienced bad flooding after water utility in Florida use the square foot calculated average. waterways. Since Gulf Breeze is big ticket items such as engi- hood of $3 to $4 will help fund last April’s deluge. A $1 million Impervious Area Approach,” Thus, for each 4,450 square foot surrounded by water, mitigation neering costs and a vac-truck the city’s initiative to combat grant from the Northwest she added. According to Miller, area a commercial structure of runoff is imperative, accord- that will aide in the clearing of possible flooding in the city lim- Florida Water Management an ERU is based on the median covers, one ERU will be ing to Milford. debris-clogged drains. its and ensure local waters are District (NWFWMD) has been value of each structure’s imper- assessed. “The government is saying not inundated with unmitigated successfully procured by the vious, or inability to be pene- A major push to establish the that if we haven’t reached our runoff. city, the highest grant given by trated by water, square footage. new utility comes directly from “Having 30 inches of water the NWFWMD this year for Taking into account square the government. within one month underscored storm water utility. This grant footage of the actual home, “Fundamentally, it comes

Studer gift to revitalize Special Olympics Mortgage Consultant Cell: 850.291.1161 Fax: 850.484.7509 Special Olympics Florida bilities, we realized we needed Special Education teacher, I employees to work, physicians Email:[email protected] Website: www.flcm.com announced today it has to hire someone full-time to understand the importance and to practice medicine and FloRIDA CommuNITY moRTgAge launched a search for a Director take on the challenge, the the sense of achievement for patients to receive care. 5101 North 12th Avenue for the newly-combined Special biggest obstacle being the finan- everyone,” said Studer. “This Special Olympics Florida Olympics Escambia/Santa Rosa cial resources to do so. Quint decision is one to further sup- Pensacola, FL 32504 provides year-round sports Counties program. and Rishy’s generosity made port the tremendous volunteers The search effort began sev- this revitalization a reality.” who give up their time to this training and competition for eral weeks ago after community This kind of contribution is worthy endeavor and to ensure over 15,000 children and adults leaders Quint and Rishy Studer not unusual for the Studers, who that all who would benefit by with intellectual disabilities agreed to provide a grant of have made it a priority in both participation in Special throughout Florida. For more $120,000 to underwrite the their personal and professional Olympics have the opportunity information, visit www.sofl.org. salary for a three-year period. lives to give back as much as to do so.” Those interested in the “Until now, the leadership in possible to their community. Studer is the founder and Special Olympics both counties has been provided “Rishy and I are extremely CEO of the Studer Group, a Escambia/Santa Rosa County by a handful of dedicated volun- grateful that we’ve been given nationally recognized health teers,” said Nancy Stanton, VP, the opportunity to support oth- care consulting firm whose Director position are encour- Field Services for Special ers. Having served most of my employees help organizations aged to contact Nancy Stanton, Olympics Florida. “But after life with special needs individu- create environments that make Special Olympics Florida at reviewing the scope of responsi- als, including 10 years as a health care a better place for [email protected]. BUSINESS BRIEFS Story to speak at Women’s luncheon The fourth annual Women’s and nurture the youth of plans to successfully resume nal Continuity Of Operations Leadership Luncheon, sponsored Northwest Florida. effective operations after a disas- Plan was for the Presidency, by Big Brothers Big Sisters of ter. beginning with President Carter. Northwest Florida, will be held Technology groups prepare Business continuity is more More recently, he wrote the 2002 on Thursday, July 13, at New for hurricane season than a buzzword: it's survival. A CO-OP for UWF. World Landing (600 South Two local technology organi- panel of high profile local gov- The session will develop Palafox Street, Pensacola, Fla.) zations, ITGULFCOAST and ernment and enterprise speakers awareness and collaboration from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. AFCEA, are hosting a joint will discuss Business Continuity between customers and suppli- Susan Story, president and meeting on July 26 to discuss best practices and backup plans ers. The goal is to have real fol- CEO of Gulf Power, will serve ways that government and com- for suppliers, transportation, util- low-up actions and requests for Harbourtown ● Suite 27 ● 913 G.B. Pkwy. as Keynote Speaker for the event mercial enterprises can prepare ities, billing, key employees and assists, as well as preparedness Gulf Breeze, FL ● 934-0492 ● 10AM-6PM Mon-Sat and will speak about inspiring for and recover from natural and more. Special attention will be planning, training, exercises, and women to find a greater sense of man-made disasters. paid to lessons learned from upgrades. purpose in day-to-day life by The meeting will be held at Hurricane Ivan. Audience teams This panel discussion has ● FREE EXAMINATION becoming a history maker New World Landing, 600 S. will be able to ask questions and been organized by Jim Crumlish ● instead of a history watcher. Palafox St., Pensacola on provide suggestions to the panel. who has over 40 years experi- MASSAGE THERAPY ● The Women’s Leadership Wednesday, July 26 from 11:30 Panelists include: ence in aircraft engineering, Saturday Appointments available ● ● Children under 7 FREE with a Luncheon provides an opportu- a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $15 per Tom Bonfield, Manager of business planning, facilities parent under care nity for personal and profession- person, $12 for active duty mili- the City of Pensacola management, technology ● ● Exceptional Cash Packages al growth for women in the com- tary (make checks payable to Buzz Eddy, Manager of the research and training develop- Dr. Shawna Speed Hogan available (some including Massage!) munity. The cost is $20 per per- ITGulfCoast) City of Gulf Breeze ment. Master of Ceremonies will ● ● Most Insurance accepted son or $150 per table of eight. For directions to the New J. T. Young, Gulf Power be Allan Alderman, Secretary of ● Medicaid accepted Call (850) 433-5437 in World Landing, visit their web- Chief Information Officer AFCEA and a member of the Pensacola or email site www.newworldlanding .com ●John Dosh, Chief of Board of Directors for [email protected] to regis- or call: (850) 432-4111 Escambia County Emergency ITGulfCoast. Allan Alderman is ter. ITGulfCoast members please Operations Center. a Senior Solutions Architect for Proceeds from the Women’s note that the location for this ●Buzz Ritchie, President of General Dynamics Network Leadership Luncheon provide meeting is not our normal meet- Rebuild Northwest Florida, CEO Systems. 850-437-0035 financial assistance to Big ing location at PJC Downtown. Gulfcoast Community Bank and For more information about 2045 N. 12th Avenue ● Pensacola, FL OUR OFFICE POLICY IS: THE PATIENTAND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS A RIGTH TO REFUSE TO Brothers Big Sisters of Now is the time to learn the former Florida state representa- AFCEA, visit the local chapter's PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT OR BE REIMBURSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT Northwest Florida to support best practices of organizations tive. website at www.afceapns.org WHICH IS PERFORMED AS ARESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE FREE, DISCOUNTED FEE OR REDUCED FEE SERVICE, EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT. mentoring programs and rela- and businesses in Northwest ●Lt. General Bob Kennedy tionships that inspire, encourage Florida who have developed (Air Force Retired) whose origi- WILLIAM A. ZIMMERN, JR., M.D. PEOPLE ON THE MOVE KAREN A. PENNINGTON, M.D. DAVID P. KELLEN, M.D. Baptist Hospital gains McMillion JANICE M. HUDSON, M.D. Lori McMillion has joined McMillion, a Lakeview Center portfolio review. In addition, her Baptist Health employee for 11 years, also coor- passion for photography has JULIE BALTZ, MHS, PA-C Care’s corpo- dinates the purchase of promo- landed her exhibitions and juried rate marketing tional items. shows throughout the country. SUSANNE MEANEY, MSN, ARNP department. Advani earned a bachelor’s As administra- Advani joins Ideaworks degree in graphic design from ● tive assistant, team Savannah College of Art and School and Sports McMillion, Namrata Design. Physicals manages day- Advani has Ideawörks is a Pensacola- to-day office joined the based, regional full service ● New Patients Welcome functions and McMillion team at advertising and marketing ● directs media Ideawörks agency located at 1110 N. Same Day Appointments calls to appropriate corporate Inc., a Palafox St. near downtown Available communications staff. She Pensacola- Pensacola. Now in its 11th year, ● reports directly to Becky Clark, based advertis- Ideawörks and its staff have been Admits to Gulf Breeze director of marketing and public ing agency, as recognized with more than 200 Advani Hospital relations, but assists all members graphic local, regional and national of the department with adminis- designer and photographer. awards for public relations and trative and secretarial needs. A Pensacola native, Advani marketing excellence. Tel: (850) 932-2203 McMillion possesses outstanding was recently awarded second For more information, call Fax: (850) 934-0050 organizational skills and an place in the American Institute of (850) 434-9095 or visit 2896 Gulf Breeze Parkway excellent, team-oriented attitude. Graphic Arts’ graphic design www.ideaworksusa.com. Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563

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STAFF REPORTS B.J. Davis/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News [email protected] IDR members Sparkie Folkers and Susie Spencer discuss the group’s plans for the current hurricane season. The City of Gulf Breeze has vowed to fund churches involved with Interfaith Disaster Resources (IDR) up to $15,000 for generators in exchange for use of their facili- ties. Specializing in: “We’re anxious to use church facilities as opposed to tents,” ● Contact Lenses said City Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy. “It’s a good thing for both ● Family Eyecare sides.” After Hurricane Ivan, St. Ann ● Catholic Church housed FEMA Sports Vision relief workers for four and a half Suzanne Day, O.D. months as other churches such Kenneth Deuel, O.D. as Gulf Breeze United Methodist fed relief workers. According to Eddy, a loose 932-4184 agreement will be made ● between the city and each 97 Baybridge Gulf Breeze, FL church for what service the church would provide. However, Eddy was quick to point out that the churches would not be forced into provid- infrastructure and getting the Dayside with Sue Straughn ing a particular service. city back online,” said St. Ann informing the public of IDR’s Attention “We would give each church Parish Administrator Susie seniors/special needs initiative. the opportunity to provide any Seniors/Special Has Re-Established Spencer. He will appear on the NWFL’s Her Practice service it is comfortable with,” Another key point of the Council on Aging show on Needs: Her Practice said Eddy. “We will issue a meeting was the call to seniors WUWF-TV in July in an effort in Gulf Breeze memo of understanding in and individuals with special to put more names on the list. To register for Now Accepting Accepts Most return for using a church’s facil- needs. For months, IDR has “Maybe the key is to pinpoint New Patients Insurance Plans ities.” Interfaith Disaster See our Website been devising a plan to compile family members of area www.drjolitak.com Churches feel that this is a a list of those individuals so that seniors,” said IDR member Otto Resources good symbiotic relationship in they are taken care of before, Prochaksa. Seniors/Special relation to providing relief after during and after a hurricane. Those seniors and individuals Needs List, contact a hurricane. 932-2000932-2000 “We need to take into account with special needs may contact your church, Gulf “It’s a win-win for both the the fact that a majority of our members of their church or pick churches involved and the com- 85 Baybridge Drive area seniors are in fact indepen- up a form at Gulf Breeze City Breeze City Hall or Gulf Breeze, Fl. 32561 munity. It allows the churches to dent. We just want them to Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive to be visit www.gulf continue their work with out- know they have a place to turn put on the special list or visit breezeidr.com. reach will giving the city the in the event of a hurricane,” said www.gulfbreezeidr.com. WE’VE MOVED! opportunity to focus on govern- IDR member B.J. Davis. Davis mental issues like restoring recently appeared on WEAR’s GBUMC youth activities planned

Gulf Breeze United the only opportunities the youth and then participants will meet ●Open House for New Methodist Church youth are have to be in a multi-genera- in the new building once school Children and Youth Building now meeting in the new youth tional setting with other starts. will be Sunday, August 13th Whether you need laser vision correction, cosmetic eyelid surgery, building. The space will contin- Christian adults and be a part of Upcoming Events: ●Grand Opening Celebration micro incision cataract surgery or a routine eye exam, our highly ue to be called the Lifeguard the greater church body. The ●Wednesday Adventures for for Youth, Sunday, September skilled team can assist you and provide total eye care. Building. Staff is still operating youth ministry values this all youth 17 featuring Ben Glenn, The ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS AT OUR offices from both locations so opportunity and encourages stu- ●June 21 – Scavenger Hunt Chalk Guy and worship with GULF BREEZE LOCATION communication has been down dents and families to participate 1-3 pm at the Lifeguard Sean McConnell. 3577 Gulf Breeze Parkway somewhat the past couple of in a Sunday morning worship Building ( ) weeks. As of right now staff is service together. We offer teach- ●July 5 – Bowling from 1-3 850 934-1954 CenterForSight.org no longer receiving calls to 932- ing times and fellowship at pm at Liberty Lanes, $7.00 to 7199 but will be connected other times and in other pro- bowl bring extra money for through the main church num- grams throughout the week. snacks. Meet at Lifeguard ber of 932-3594. Sunday mornings is the only building by 12:30 pm Summer schedule is as fol- opportunity for them to be in ●July 19 – Christmas in July IF YOU HAVE REJECTED HEARING AIDS DUE TO VOICE lows. this very important multi-gener- Movie Night. Participants will Sunday Mornings: ational setting so we ask that watch The Christmas Story and IN A BARREL, PLUGGED EARS, OR BAD LOOKS ● 8 a.m.,Worship Service or you allow and encourage them have a Christmas themed party WE’VE GOT THE SOLUTION! Fellowship time. to attend Sunday morning wor- in the Lifeguard Building 5-8 ● 9:30 a.m-Worship Service ship. It is our desire that stu- p.m. SIEMENS LIFE “OPEN EAR” HEARING AIDS in Sanctuary or combined class dents attend only one Sunday Service Saturdays of middle and high school stu- morning class AND a worship This is a time when students dents led by various leaders service not only Sunday morn- will go out and do local mis- WEAR THEM HOME TODAY! using Nooma curriculum. ing classes. sions in the community. ● 11 a.m. – Worship Service Sunday Evenings: ●June 24, 8-10 a.m. – Help ALL FLORIDA Hearing Aid Centers, Inc. in Sanctuary or seventh/eighth ●5-6:30 p.m. Upcoming 7/8 with clothing drive at our sister 40th Anniversary Serving Pensacola & NW Florida grade class led by Janet Sallis. Grade meet in Lifeguard church Richard’s Memorial in 217 Page Bacon Road, Suite A Medical Park between Brent & Airport The students are going through Building – This is a time of wor- Pensacola. Meet at Lifeguard Adjacent to Mall Across from Belks 5528 N Davis next to American Carpets the Old Testament during the ship, teaching and small group Building at 7:30 am Mary Esther Call 244-0422 Pensacola Call 476-3644 summer. Ninth through twelfth discussion. July date TBA grade class led by Susan Story (There will be no middle Mission Trips: and Earle McAuley. Susan and school youth on June 25 when ●Middle School Mission Trip Earle class are studying cults. students are on mission trip) to Austin, TX for last years 7/8 The students will look at these ●7-8:30 p.m. Upcoming 9-12 graders Branching Out! groups with both a love for the Grade meet at the beach with ●June 24-July 1 people involved, and also a the CLC youth for a time of (There will be no middle Now... In Gulf Breeze, Florida grounding in our own beliefs as worship, teaching and fellow- school youth on June 25) Christians. ship. 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For more Summer Gatherings Young Gulf Breeze Gulf Shores Saturday, June 24: information, call the adults throughout the diocese (850) 934-6880 (251)967-7600 Project Recovery will host a Community Drug and Alcohol are invited to gather at Concerts Destin Birmingham free community-wide Hurricane Council, 434-2724. at Olde Seville Park at 7 p.m. (850) 622-0890 (205) 802-2520 Readiness Day at St. Ann on Wednesday, June 28 every Thursday through August. Saturday, June 24 from 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Family Dinner wel- Meet at the corner of Tarragona For A Convenient, Informative Consultation to 2 p.m. in Nickelsen Hall. coming New Parishioners. and Alcaniz streets. Parish or a Free Copy Of Open to the public, the event Reservations: 932-2859 Council meets at 7 p.m. Dr. McCollough's New Book THE IMAGE IN THE MIRROR Call 1-877-TUCK UPS

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Bubba’s Beach $1 million

T. “ Bubba” Bechtol grant will ‘Tourons’ help Little Donchajusluv to put tourists on? I do! Sometimes you can really get them going. I love to give directions to lost souls. I usually tell them Sabine Bay things like, “Well, you go down to the house where BY LISA NEWELL Little Sabine, but the entire pro- Buster Bilbo used to live in, Gulf Breeze News ject will be almost double that turn right, go a pert near piece [email protected] amount. until you come to a dog in the “It will take a million and a road, he won’t move, just go Little Sabine Bay will soon half or a million-eight,” Lee around him, then go left until get help to improve flushing said. “I’m so happy that Dave you come to a divided road. action and improve water quali- Murzin and (Sen.) Charlie That that and go two miles ty. Clary met with the DEP and the until you see your destination The inlet that is home to Army Corps of Engineers to get and then you’ll be there.” this million dollar grant.” many marinas and residential They always drive off with a The cleanup will entail docks is also a popular spot for bewildered look on their face installing a pipe at the western boaters to congregate to watch and I get to laugh myself silly! end of Little Sabine Bay, I was at the beach last week the Blue Angels Air Show each stretching to the Intercoastal Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News fishing. Rolex was sitting July. Waterway to improve recircula- Rep. Dave Murzin presents a $1 million check to the Santa Rosa Island Authority for the Little beside me waiting for the fish Over the years, the water tion. Sabine Bay Restoration Project. to bend the pole, so he could quality deteriorated, basically Additionally, there will be jump in the water and bring me due to a lack of natural flushing grasses planted on the shallow Pensacola Bay Bridge. of Engineers to prioritize the they approve another grant to the fish. He likes that and I action to recirculate the water section in the center of the inlet, “Also, the west end needs projects and getting approval help fund the project to improve don’t have to get my hands into Santa Rosa Sound. also known as “bird island,” to sand to fill in for better flush- from the Santa Rosa Island the flushing action in Little gummy. A couple of Tourons Santa Rosa Island Authority improve water quality as was ing, and we need to remove Authority. Sabine Bay . (a cross between tourist and General Manager Buck Lee done in like Project sand at the east end,” Lee said. Lee said additional funding “We’re excited that Dave moron), came walking by. said the $1 million will go a Greenshores, which is located The projects will begin after may come from a meeting with Murzin took the ball and ran They stopped, petted Rolex on long way toward cleaning up at the Pensacola side of the meeting with the Army Corps the Army Corps of Engineers, if with it,” Lee said. the head, which he hates, but tolerates from strangers that don’t know no better, and Green head asked me, “Do you have alli- gators around here?” I said, committee “Alligators don’t live on the beach, they are fresh water to research swamp beings!” As he and his wife waded enclosures into the water about waist deep, he began to shout at me. BY LISA NEWELL They do that a lot up north I Gulf Breeze News guess. He acted like he didn’t [email protected] even hear my answer to his Pensacola Beach resident Dan question and inquired again, Green volunteered to head up a “Lots of people getting eaten committee to by alligators in Florida lately – consider the is there any danger here?” Santa Rosa I couldn’t pass it up; he was Island just too much of a Touron! I Authority’s said, “No danger here for you proposal to today!” He yelled back, Submitted photo limit the num- “Great, how’d you get rid of Mary Claus, left, Bishop John H. Ricard and Pauline ber of square the gators?” He was trying to Huddleston celebrate the re-dedication of Our Lady of the feet in an impress me with his new Green Assumption Mission, Pensacola Beach. enclosure Southern talk, by calling them below the base “gators!” flood level to I said, “We didn’t do noth- 850. ing!” He was about neck high Bishop Ricard The board by now and still shouting loud appointed enough for the entire beach to Green as a vot- hear him. He yelled, “Well re-dedicates ing member of good, how come they don’t the group, come around heah anymore?” which is com- The Yankee was coming back Our Lady of Submitted photo prised of Rob Wilson into his voice with that word Bishop John H. Ricard blesses the altar at Our Lady of Wilson, Jim “heah.” the Assumption Catholic Mission, Pensacola Beach. Mallett, Philip Napier and Scott I cast my dead fish bait right the Assumption Msgr. Luke Hunt participated in the Mass. Holland. at his head and yelled back, On Father’s Day, June 18, the Bishop followed the The SRIA proposed the limit “Because the sharks ate’ em pletes the return of the com- Assumption Mission, togeth- Bishop John H. Ricard, SSJ, Mass. to prevent flotsam and jetsam all!” I’m not sure he was a munity of believers to Our er, are a parish of over 3,000 celebrated the re-dedication Our Lady of the from damaging other structures Christian man, but he was able Lady of the Assumption, persons serving the communi- of the worship space during Assumption, Pensacola during a storm and reduce the to run on the water all the way Pensacola Beach, and begins ty in body, mind and spirit. the 9:45 a.m. Mass. Over 500 Beach, reopened on Mother’s amount of debris collected after a back to the beach. His wife a new chapter in their journey Information, bulletins and people attended the service at Day, May 14, having been storm. beat him by four yards! It was of faith. newsletters are available on which the altar was anointed closed since Hurricane Ivan. Green and his committee a good day! St. Ann Catholic Church the web at and dedicated. A reception for This dedication Mass com- members are expected to report Just thought you’d like to and Our Lady of the www.StAnnGulfBreeze.Org. back to the board within 60 days. know… Lifeguards Pensacola Beach residents are just folks who love the beach busy over There is a stereotype affiliat- When someone asks me other people think. I live on the ed with those who own a home where I live or where I grew up, edge. Father’s Day on Pensacola Beach. I’m unsure I stop and think a second. The point is, those who live if this is new or perhaps it Corbin’s Should I tell them I grew up on on the beach are normal people, Despite red flag warnings to always been like this. That Pensacola Beach? Or should I no matter how much money stay out of the Gulf of Mexico, stereotype is that all beach resi- Corner tell them “somewhere in the they make, or whether or not many ventured out into high dents are wealthy, selfish, non- Pensacola area.” It’s a hard they pay taxes. The people live surf. tax-paying-sons-of-a-blank. decision. Just like when some- on the beach because they want “We had to run people out of Well that’s not the case. Grant Corbin one asks where I go to school, to. This is America; people can the water and then they turn Not all residents are extreme- should I say Gulf Breeze High? choose where they want to live. around and run back in,” said ly wealthy, maybe the former Or say, “somewhere outside Obviously, beach residents Santa Rosa Island Authority ones who sold their homes after island. Slowly, this is changing evacuating a couple times a year Pensacola” or something to that have to be strong to put up with General Manager Buck Lee, the hurricanes. Most residents of course, given the price of be accepted ? nature? I do it in fear of being hurricanes and insurance prob- who rode up and down the (to me) are very nice. There are housing on the island. And with Once again Pensacola Beach labeled as a “snob” or some lems. Those who currently live beach with lifeguards, warning (or used to be) a lot of middle the inevitable hurricanes, is it a is looking good as a place to other choice words. Maybe I on the beach obviously have a people about dangerous surf. class folks who live(ed) on the good place to raise kids? Should visit, not live. Sad, I know. shouldn’t worry about what passion for living there.

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Minimum Trey Pfeiffer, 15 commercial of Gulf Breeze, enjoys a day of lease fees swimming and boating in Santa unchanged Rosa Sound.

The Santa Rosa Island Lisa Newell/ Authority won’t change the Gulf Breeze News way minimum lease fees are handled, after a 3-3 vote by board members Wednesday, June 14. The debate began when Board Chair Thom Blas asked for a way to increase the min- imum lease fees on the island eBusiness program online if and when a lease either goes Earn a certificate or an associate degree into default or asks for a in eBusiness without leaving home change in the lease. 1.800.342.4325, ext. 3-2347 Blas pointed out that a busi- ness in any other area would continue to owe lease fees even in the event of a disaster Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News that temporarily closed the Baker Clark, Hank Newell and Greg Frank, all of Gulf Breeze, try out a new flying tube in Other online options include: Santa Rosa Sound on Father’s Day. Computer Information Systems — Web Design business. Architectural Drafting and Estimating “Any business on the main- Health Information Technician (4 options) land would have to continue to Office Administration (2 options) pay a lease in case a business burned down,” Blas said. Blas said the Island Authority is expected to con- tinue to provide services after a disaster, and the current plan of reducing a lease fee to a basis originally negotiated in the 1960s would not allow the SRIA to provide the level of Family-Owned and services a 21st century econo- (850)438-4092 Operated since 1967! my requires. ● Bill Griffith disagreed, say- 115 North Palafox Street Pensacola, Florida ing the current system is not broken, and it was tested mightily by the recent events. “We’ve been through Erin, Opal, Ivan and Dennis. We Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News survived,” Griffith said. Frank Westbrook and Sandy McCarn, both of BB&T, and Clare Reynolds of Exit Realty NFI In other action, the board attend the Women’s Council of Realtor’s luncheon at New World Landing. approved a consideration fee policy based upon $3,030 for each additional hotel/motel SRIA honors room or dwelling unit permit- ted as the result of approvals Rep. Murzin outside the terms of existing Santa Rosa Island Authority leases, such as the special Chair Thom Blas, left, pre- exception under the land use sents Rep. Dave Murzin with plan or a land use change. a certificate of recognition for In other news, the board “helping the citizens of heard from Sandy Johnston of Escambia County through the Pensacola Beach Chamber the difficult days after of Commerce that walk ins to Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis the Visitors Information and helping to restore Pensacola Beach to the Center are primarily from beach’s pre-hurricane condi- Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, tions.” Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee and Texas. International visi- Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News tors are coming from as far away as Bosnia and Nepal. The board also heard from staff member Nita Omley that the budget is $750,000 above projection, primarily because of consideration fees paid by Little Sabine, Inc., owners of the Clarion Suites motel.

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Crosstown, a six-member band, will play original music as well as covers from the 1960s on Tuesday at Blues on the Beach. ORTHOPAEDIC & Crosstown to play at Blues on the Beach SPORTS MEDICINE Crosstown will play its mix of events, go to www.visitpen- good,” said Sandy Johnston, CENTER of blues and classic rock from sacolabeach.com. Pensacola Beach Chamber 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday, June 27 at During the summer season, Executive Director. “We’re Roger V. Ostrander, M.D. the next Blues on the Beach Blues on the Beach concerts getting lots of good calls.” Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine concert at the Gulfside Pavilion are free, featuring an exciting Spectators are encouraged to Fellowship trained in on Pensacola Beach. line up of bands playing every bring lawn chairs or blankets to Arthroscopic Surgery Crosstown brings versatility Tuesday from 7-9 p.m., May the pavilion area. No pets are and Sports Medicine and energy to the stage. The through August at the Gulfside allowed and glass is prohibited. six-member band plays a mix Pavilion on Pensacola Beach. For more information call Now Seeing Patients of original tunes and cover Concerts are provided by the the Pensacola Beach Visitor in Gulf Breeze songs from the ‘60s through Santa Rosa Island Authority Information Center at (850) To schedule an appointment, call today. and organized by the Pensacola 932-1500, go to www.visitpen- 916.3700 Blues on the Beach concerts Beach Chamber of Commerce. sacolabeach.com or tune to Cat 1118 Gulf Breeze Parkway continue July 4 with After “It’s as popular as it ever Country 98.7 for the latest Medical Office Building Suite 100 Hours. For a complete schedule was, and the music’s really updates. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561

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Blackout) talie Portman. ical student is An (CC) (Live) (CC) ’ (CC) ›› ›› icks. ’ (Live) Without a letting go. (N) News Windfall First Person David Spade Emperor New Child Star framed for her Un- Pimp My Ride The Ultimate What Law & Order: :00 Trace “Blood unclaimed dol- Killers: Confidential leashed (N) ’ Fighter ’ Lies Beneath Criminal In- (CC) ’ (CC) father’s mur- 10 :30 Out” (CC) lar causes Ronald DeFeo Whose Line? Mind of Men- American Child Star Cook-Tour- der. (2005, Action) The Real › The Bach- (2000) Harri- tent “Tuxedo hysteria. (CC) cia (CC) Drgn Confidential gasm Jet Li. ’ (CC) World (CC) elor (1999) son Ford. Hill” ’ Friday, June 23, 2006 News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News American 7th Heaven “I (5:30) ››› Lilo & Stitch E! News (N) 2005 U.S. (6:00) Major The Perfect (6:00) ››› Superman CSI: Crime MLB Baseball Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Justice “The Hate You” ’ Beverly Hills ’ (CC) Poker Cham- League II Marriage Collateral Sp. Scene Inves- Atlanta Braves Trace “The Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment Wrath of Mrs. (CC) Cop (1984) Lilo & Stitch The Daily 10 pionships (:45) ››› (2006, Sus- (2004) Tom Making the tigation ’ at Tampa Bay Source” ’ tent “Chinois- aire Griffith Show (N) (CC) tune Tonight Jones” (CC) “Snafu” (N) (CC) Ocean’s pense) Jamie Cruise. ’ Video ’ (CC) Devil Rays. (CC) erie” ’ Twelve (2004) Luner, William ›› From Tropi- ››› America’s Ghost Whis- Washington 24 “Day 5: Dateline NBC City Confi- Whose Line? Daily Show Leroy & Child Star 2005 U.S. R. Moses, House of Pimp My Ride CSI: Crime cana Field in O Broth- Law & Order: :00 Funniest perer “Shad- Week (N) 9:00AM- ’ (CC) dential “Se- Stitch (2006) Confidential Poker Cham- George Wax (2005) El- ’ Scene Inves- er, Where Art Special Vic- Clooney. In- James Wilder. St. Petersburg, :30 Home Videos ow Boxer” ’ NOW (N) ’ 10:00AM” (CC) bring: Social Whose Line? The Colbert Voices of Dav- Child Star pionships isha Cuthbert. Pimp My Ride tigation “Com- Thou? (2000, tims Unit “Dis- 8 ’ debted crimi- (CC) Fla. (Subject (CC) (CC) (CC) Insecurity” Report eigh Chase, Confidential (CC) Murderous ’ pulsion” to Blackout) Comedy-Dra- robed” Chris Sanders. nals plan an twins entomb ma) George Hope & Faith Close to Aware 24 “Day 5: America’s City Confi- Whose Line? Mind of Men- Simple Life: 2006 MLB elaborate heist Her Perfect Pimp My Ride The Ultimate (Live) (CC) Monk “Mr. ’ (CC) “Es- 10:00AM- ’ “Port- (CC) Premiere. (N) (2004) their victims in ’ ’ Clooney, John Monk Gets :00 Home Got Talent dential cia ’Til Death Special in Europe. ’ Spouse wax. ’ (CC) Fighter Turturro. (CC) 9 :30 Hope & Faith cape” ’ (CC) 11:00AM” (CC) (CC) land: Unfriend- Whose Line? South Park American Simple Life: (CC) Tracy Nelson. Pimp My Ride Stuck in Traf- ’ (CC) ly Fire” (CC) Drgn ’Til Death A woman’s ’ fic” (CC) new husband ›› ››› 20/20 (CC) NUMB3RS Bill Moyers News Touch the Whose Line? Stand Up Na- Emperor New The Soup Baseball Deadwood A is possessive The Siege Where My The Shield Everybody- O Broth- Monk Monk :00 “Double Down” on Faith & Top of the tion With “Best of” (N) Tonight (Live) cryptic note (1998) Denzel Dogs At ’ “Dominoes Raymond er, Where Art suspects an ’ and violent. ’ 10 :30 (iTV) (CC) Reason (N) World (2006) Whose Line? Greg Giraldo Emperor New Handler Show tips off (CC) Washington. Celebrity Falling” Everybody- Thou? (2000) astronaut. (CC) (CC) (N) (CC) Swearengen. ’ Deathmatch (CC) Raymond (CC) Saturday, June 24, 2006 News News Classic Jeopardy! Entertainment City Confi- (5:30) ››› (6:00) ›› Po- Hannah Mon- E! News College Base- Star Wars: ›› Frozen Point of No The Real The Ultimate MLB Baseball (5:30) ›› (5:00) ››› :00 Gospel Life of (CC) Tonight (N) ’ dential (CC) Grease (1978) lice Academy tana Weekend ball NCAA Episode III -- With Fear Return ’ World (CC) Fighter ’ Atlanta Braves Stepmom Face/Off 7 :30 Outdoor Al- Jesus in song. Wheel of For- (CC) John Travolta. (1984) (CC) That’s So World Series Revenge of (2000, Sus- ›› Man on Making the at Tampa Bay (1998) Julia (1997) John abama ’ (CC) tune Raven (CC) Championship the Sith pense) Bo Fire (2004) Band 3 ’ Devil Rays. Roberts. Travolta. ››› ›› ››› ›› Game 1 -- ››› Derek, Stephen Denzel Wash- From Tropi- ››› A Bug’s Cold Case The Lawrence Cops “Coast Dateline NBC Windtalk- Grease Malibu’s That’s So 50 Cutest Teams TBA. Cin- Shellen, Wayne Making the The Ultimate cana Field in Forrest Law & Order: :00 Life (1998, “Strange Fruit” Welk Show to Coast” ’ (CC) ers (2002, (1978, Musi- Most Wanted Raven (N) Child Stars derella Man ington, Dakota Band 3 ’ Fighter ’ Gump (1994, Special Vic- ’ From Omaha, Rogers. (CC) Fanning. A St. Petersburg, 8 :30 Fantasy) Voic- (CC) Cops “Coast War) Nicolas cal) John Tra- (2003, Come- Phil of the Fu- All Grown Up Neb. (Live) (2005) Russell Run’s House Fla. (Subject Drama) Tom tims Unit es of Dave Fo- Cage, Adam volta. Dis- dy) Jamie Young celebri- Crowe. Down- bodyguard ’ Hanks, Robin “Stalked” ’ to Coast” ture (CC) takes revenge to Blackout) ley, Kevin Beach, Peter parate summer Kennedy, Taye ties. and-out boxer ››› (Live) (CC) Wright, Gary Spacey. ’ CSI: Miami Keeping Up America’s Law & Order: Stormare. A lovers meet Diggs. (CC) American Jim Braddock Sketch on a girl’s kid- Run’s House The Ultimate Sinise. A slow- Law & Order: :00 “Dead Air” Most Wanted: Special Vic- Drgn Artist (1992) nappers. ’ ’ Fighter (Sea- Special Vic- (CC) (iTV) ’ (CC) Marine pro- again as high- makes a dra- Jeff Fahey. A son Finale) ’ witted South- “Un- 9 :30 As Time Goes America tims Unit tects a Navajo school seniors. Emperor New matic come- (CC) Pimp My Ride erner experi- tims Unit By Fights Back “Class” ’ police artist’s ’ (Live) civilized” code transmit- (CC) back. (CC) wife is fingered ences 30 The Evidence 48 Hours Are You Be- News Law & Order: ter in World Jamie Phil of the Fu- Saturday Baseball ›› The Ring Pimp My Ride ›› Tommy years of histo- Law & Order: ’ as a murder ’ :00 “Stringers” (N) Mystery “Back ing Served? Criminal In- War II. (CC) Kennedy: Un- ture Night Live Tonight (Live) suspect. Two (2005) Boy (1995) ry. (CC) Special Vic- 10 :30 ’ (CC) From the The Vicar of CSI: Crime tent “Prisoner” ›› Grease 2 washed (N) Life With (CC) Boxing Naomi Watts. Real World- Chris Farley. tims Unit ’ Dead” (CC) Dibley ’ Scn (CC) (1982) (CC) Derek (CC) Road Rules (CC) (CC) Sunday, June 25, 2006 Extreme 60 Minutes ’ (6:00) Inde- Malcolm in Dateline NBC Sell This (6:00) › Big (6:00) ›› Mal- Hannah Mon- LRC: Pirates Baseball (6:30) ››› A Girl Like (6:15) ›› U.S. Pimp My Ride (5:00) The Ul- Austin Pow- (5:00) ››› Law & Order: :00 Makeover: (CC) pendent Lens the Middle ’ (CC) House! (CC) Daddy (1999) ibu’s Most tana 2 Tonight (Live) Madagascar Me: The Marshals ’ timate Fighter ers: The Spy Forrest Gump Special Vic- 7 :30 Home Edition “A Lion in the King of the Sell This Adam Sandler. Wanted That’s So Child Star (2005) ’ (CC) Gwen Araujo (1998) Tommy Pimp My Ride ’ Who Shagged (1994) (CC) tims Unit (CC) House” Hill (CC) House! (CC) (CC) (2003) (CC) Raven (CC) Confidential Story (2006, Lee Jones. ’ ’ Me “Starved” Docudrama) (CC) Extreme Cold Case “8 Nature “Under The Simp- Flip This ››› Dirty › Scary Movie Naomi Camp- MLB Baseball The Wire Run’s House ››› Brave- ›› Dickie Half Light Law & Order: ’ ’ Mercedes ’ :00 Makeover: Years” (CC) Antarctic Ice” sons House (CC) Dancing Movie 2 bell: The E! Houston As- Omar sticks up Ruehl, J.D. heart (1995, Roberts: For- (2006) Demi Special Vic- ’ (1987, Drama) (2001, Come- tros at Chica- a stash house. Historical Dra- Moore. Pre- 8 :30 Home Edition (CC) (DVS) Family Guy True Holly- Pardo. (CC) ›› Cry Wolf Run’s House mer Child tims Unit (CC) (CC) Jennifer Grey, dy) Shawn wood Story go White Sox. (CC) (2005, Sus- ’ ma) Mel Gib- Star (2003, miere. A mys- “Closure” Patrick Wayans, Mar- From U.S. Cel- son, Sophie Comedy) tery writer tries Desperate ›› Enough Mystery! (N) Family Guy Law & Order: The Agony of The Girls Deadwood › Innocents pense) Lindy Making the The 4400 ’ Swayze, Jerry lon Wayans, lular Field in Booth, Julian ’ Marceau. A David Spade, to find a killer :00 Housewives (2002, Sus- (Part 2 of 2) (CC) Criminal In- Ecstasy (CC) Orbach. Anna Faris. Next Door Chicago. “True Colors” (1999) Connie Band 3 Scottish rebel Mary McCor- in a remote vil- “Gone” (N) ’ pense) Jen- (CC) (DVS) ’ (N) ’ Nielsen. A cel- Morris. ’ (CC) (Part 1 of 2) 9 :30 (CC) Always Sun- tent (CC) (CC) The Girls (Live) (CC) (CC) Making the rallies his mack. lage. nifer Lopez, ny Next Door list’s involve- Band 3 ’ (CC) Billy Campbell, ment with two countrymen Grey’s Anato- Mystery! ’ News Crossing Jor- Intervention ››› Dirty Dave Chap- Phil of the Fu- Simple Life: Entourage (N) ››› The Ex- Parental Con- against Eng- ›› Dickie Half Light The Dead Juliette Lewis. sisters leads to ’ :00 my “Owner of (Part 2 of 2) dan “Loves (CC) Dancing pelle: Killin’ ture ’Til Death (CC) trouble. (CC) orcist (1973) trol land. Roberts: For- (2006, Sus- Zone “Inde- 10 :30 a Lonely (CC) (DVS) Yes, Dear ’ Me Not” ’ (1987) Jen- Them Softly Life With LRC: Pirates Lucky Louie Ellen Burstyn. Parental Con- mer Child pense) Demi pendence Heart” ’ (CC) (CC) nifer Grey. ’ (CC) Derek 2 (N) (CC) ’ trol ’ Star (2003) Moore. (CC) Day” (N) (CC) Monday, June 26, 2006 News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News Cold Case 7th Heaven ’ (5:30) ›› Phil of the Fu- E! News (N) College Base- (6:30) ›› The Scared Silent (6:00) ››› Sucker Free CSI: Crime Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Files “Cat and (CC) Bandits ture ball NCAA Grudge (2004, (2002) Pene- War of the ’ Scene Inves- Raymond Trace “Victory Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment Mouse; Cab- (2001) Bruce That’s So The Daily 10 World Series Horror) ’ lope Ann Worlds (2005) tigation ’ Everybody- for Humanity” tent “Malig- aire Griffith Show (N) (CC) tune Tonight bie Killer” Willis. (CC) Raven (CC) (N) Championship (CC) Miller. Women ’ (CC) Raymond (CC) nant” (CC) “Pilot” ›› Game 3 -- band together ›› ’ ’ Wife Swap The King of Antiques Hell’s Kitchen Treasure Skinheads Kyle XY Daily Show The Coun- Uncovered: Teams TBA. If Real Sports to bring a The Ring Fast Inc. CSI: Crime Friends Law & Order Law & Order: :00 “Thompson/As Queens ’ Roadshow ’ (CC) Hunters ’ U.S.A.: Sol- Kyle wanders try Bears Hidden Lives ’ (CC) Two (2005) Scene Inves- (CC) “Mother’s Day” Special Vic- kam” ’ “Kansas City, in traffic. (CC) (2002, Come- necessary. rapist cop to Naomi Watts. ’ “Bad 8 :30 (CC) How I Met (CC) diers of the The Colbert of Miss USA From Omaha, justice. Fast Inc. ’ tigation Friends ’ (CC) (DVS) tims Unit Missouri” dy) Christo- A journalist “Spark of Life” Blood” Your Mother Race War Report Neb. (Live) (CC) pher Walken, (CC) ›› must protect (CC) Supernanny Two and a History De- Hell’s Kitchen Treasure Ku Klux Klan: Falcon Beach Mind of Men- Stephen To- Simple Life: The Cheater’s her son from Real World- CSI: Crime Friends The Closer WWE Monday :00 “Larmer Fami- Half Men tectives (N) ’ (N) ’ (CC) Hunters ’ A Secret His- “Getting to cia (CC) ’Til Death Skeleton Key Club (2006) Road Rules Scene Inves- “Slippin”’ (N) Night Raw ’ ’ bolowsky. (CC) evil Samara. 9 :30 ly” (CC) New Adv.-Old (CC) (CC) tory The histo- Know You” (N) South Park Simple Life: (2005) Kate Premiere. A ’ Real World- tigation “4x4” Friends (CC) (CC) (Live) (CC) Christine ry of the white (CC) (CC) ’Til Death Hudson, Gena therapist tells Road Rules ’ ’ “Too supremacist Rowlands. her female pa- ›› ’ “Living How to Get CSI: Miami How Art Made News Medium organization Whose Line? Blue Collar Naturally, Hollywood Baseball (CC) tients to be- (:15) Real World- The Ultimate Family Guy Saved :00 the Guy (N) ’ “Free Fall” the World (N) Close to Call” TV “Aliens” Sadie Sins Tonight (Live) Flight of the Road Rules Fighter ’ (CC) Dead” (N) (CC) (iTV) ’ (CC) (CC) ’ (CC) Ku Klux Klan. come adulter- (CC) 10 :30 Whose Line? Blue Collar American The Soup Superman- ers. (CC) Phoenix Fast Inc. (N) Family Guy ’ TV (CC) Drgn “Best of” Look (2004) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Tuesday, June 27, 2006 News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News Cold Case 7th Heaven (6:00) › Drive Phil of the Fu- E! News (N) 2006 ESPY Clear-Danger A Job to Kill (5:45) ›› The Sucker Free CSI: Crime Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Files A tool “Stuck in the Me Crazy ture Awards Nomi- For (2006) Siege ’ Scene Inves- Raymond Trace “No Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment mark solves a Middle With (1999, Come- That’s So The Daily 10 nation Spe- ››› Cin- Sean Young. A (:45) ›› tigation ’ Everybody- Mas” ’ (CC) tent “Tomor- aire Griffith Show (N) (CC) tune Tonight murder. You” ’ dy) (CC) Raven (CC) (N) cial (N) derella Man beautiful Heartbreak (CC) Raymond row” ’ ››› ›› (2005) Russell woman lands Hotel (1988) ’ According to NCIS “Iced” Nova “Super- House “Hunt- Fear Factor Gangsta Girls Mrs. Daily Show Air Bud: Jennifer 2005 U.S. an advertising The Real CSI: Crime Friends Law & Order Law & Order: :00 Jim ’ (iTV) ’ (CC) sonic Dream” ing” ’ (CC) “Reality Stars” Tough girl Doubtfire World Pup Lopez: The E! Poker Cham- Crowe. Down- David Keith. A World (CC) Scene Inves- (CC) “Undercov- Special Vic- ’ and-out boxer executive in teen kidnaps ’ 8 :30 According to (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) gangs. (CC) (1993, Come- The Colbert (2000) Kevin True Holly- pionships (N) trouble. The Real tigation (CC) Friends ’ ered” (CC) tims Unit “En- ’ dy) Robin Zegers, Caitlin wood Story (CC) Jim Braddock Elvis to cheer (DVS) (DVS) titled” Jim Report makes a dra- up his despon- World (CC) (CC) Williams, Sally Wachs. (CC) Jennifer ›› According to The Unit “True Nova “Wright House “The Last Comic Dog the Boun- Field. An es- Mind of Men- Lopez. ’ (CC) 2005 U.S. matic come- Flirting With dent mother. The Real The Texas Sex and the Law & Order Law & Order: :00 Jim ’ Believers” ’ Brothers’ Fly- Mistake” ’ Standing (N) ty Hunter cia (CC) Poker Cham- back. ’ (CC) Danger (2006) ’ (CC) World (CC) Chainsaw City (CC) “Refuge” (CC) Special Vic- ’ tranged dad 9 :30 According to (CC) ing Machine” (CC) (CC) Dog the Boun- poses as a South Park American pionships (N) Charisma Car- The Real Massacre Sex and the (DVS) tims Unit “Re- ’ (CC) penter. A man (2003, Horror) morse” Jim ’ ty Hunter nanny to be (CC) Drgn World (CC) City (CC) falls for a mys- ›› Jessica Biel, Boston Legal Tuesday Frontline/Wor News Law & Order: King of Cars with his chil- Dog Bites American Sexiest “Latin 2006 NBA Lewis Black: terious Mr. & Mrs. The Real Jonathan (:05) Seinfeld Law & Order Law & Order: :00 “Shock and Night Book ld (N) ’ (CC) Special Vic- (CC) dren. (CC) Man (CC) Drgn Lovers” Latin Draft Preview Red, White & Smith (2005) World (N) ’ (CC) “Refuge” (CC) Criminal In- ’ ’ ’ woman. (CC) ’ Tucker. Pre- 10 :30 Oww!” (CC) Club (N) (DVS) tims Unit King of Cars Chappelle’s American celebs. (N) Special (Live) Screwed Brad Pitt. Blowin’ Up miere. ’ (:35) Seinfeld (DVS) tent “Probabili- (CC) “Rockabye” (CC) Show Drgn (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) ty” ’ Wednesday, June 28, 2006 News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News Cold Case 7th Heaven (6:00) ›› Zo- Phil of the Fu- E! News (N) NBA Draft Million Dollar ›› Dawn An- (6:30) ››› Sucker Free UFC Un- Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Files “Good “Homecoming” olander ture Pre. Baby ’ na (2005, The Upside of ’ leashed ’ Raymond Trace “Shad- Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment Samaritan; ’ (CC) (2001) Ben That’s So The Daily 10 2006 NBA ››› Mada- Docudrama) Anger (2005) Everybody- ows” ’ (CC) tent “Con- aire Griffith Show (N) (CC) tune Tonight Gun Shy” Stiller. (CC) Raven (CC) (N) Draft From gascar (2005) Debra Winger, Joan Allen. ’ Raymond Text” (CC) ››› ›› New York. Voices of Ben Alex Van, Sam (CC) A George Lopez Shark: Mind In Perfor- So You Think America’s Dog the Boun- Grease Daily Show A Goofy Naomi Camp- Howard. (CC) Cheyenne UFC’s Ulti- Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 (CC) of a Demon mance at the You Can Got Talent ’ ty Hunter (1978, Musi- Movie (1995) bell: The E! (Live) (CC) Stiller, Chris hard time. mate Fight Raymond Trace “Malone Special Vic- Rock. ’ (CC) 8 :30 Freddie ’ With Fabien White House Dance Top 16 (CC) Dog the Boun- cal) John Tra- The Colbert Voices of Bill True Holly- ›› The Wed- Cheyenne Night 5 ’ Everybody- v. Malone” ’ tims Unit ’ (CC) Cousteau (N) (CC) perform. (N) ’ ty Hunter volta. Dis- Report Farmer, Jason wood Story ding Date (Live) Raymond (CC) (CC) parate summer Marsden. Sawyer’s (CC) (N) (CC) (2005) Debra ’ Lost Criminal Great Perfor- America’s Inked lovers meet Mind of Men- Rod & Kim- Deadwood For the Love The Hills Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 wound be- Minds “The mances (N) ’ Got Talent (N) cia (CC) berly Stewart: “True Colors” of a Child Messing, Amy Raymond Trace “Party Special Vic- again as high- Adams. ’ 9 :30 comes life- Tribe” ’ (CC) (CC) ’ (CC) Inked (CC) South Park Kim Possible True Story ’ (CC) (2006, Drama) The Hills Ja- Everybody- Girl” ’ (CC) tims Unit ’ threatening. school seniors. Peri Gilpin, (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) son visits. Raymond Teri Polo, ›› Lost “The Oth- CSI: NY American News Law & Order Criss Angel South Park Life With Simple Life: Lucky Louie Maria del Mar. The Ring The Hills (N) Blade: The Sex and the Without a Law & Order: er 48 Days” ’ “Necrophilia ’ “Cost of Capi- (CC) ’ (2005) ’ (Series (CC) “The :00 Masters Mindfreak Derek ’Til Death (CC) (CC) Two Series City Trace Criminal In- 10 :30 (CC) Americana” ’ (Part 1 of 2) tal” ’ (CC) Criss Angel Whose Line? Dog Bites American Simple Life: Entourage ’ Naomi Watts. Cheyenne (N) Premiere) (N) Sex and the Bogie Man” ’ tent “The Pil- (CC) (CC) Mindfreak Man (CC) Drgn ’Til Death (CC) ’ (CC) City (CC) (CC) grim” ’ (guest star Sonia Braga, “Alias”) can cross over. The father 8 p.m. on HBO soon discovers the man’s father is also ill with some un- insisted that his son compete in a tournament while Mom Cinderella Man: Russell Crowe is excellent in this usual symptoms. As he and the team search for a possible Weekly Best Bets was on her deathbed, and the young man is angry be- 2005 Ron Howard biodrama as James J. Braddock, the connection between the two men’s respective ailments, cause he wasn’t with her when she died. boxer whose career plunged during the Depression, giving Cameron has a health scare of her own. Sela Ward guest Thursday 9 p.m. on CBS him and his wife (Renee Zellweger) challenges. Paul Gia- stars. matti plays the manager who remains devoted to Brad- A man whom Annabeth (Jennifer 9 p.m. on CBS 9 p.m. on CBS Close to Home: dock, and Craig Bierko plays champion Max Baer, whom The Unit: The Unit gets an assignment close to home CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: In “Spellbound,” a Finnigan) helped put away years ago Braddock faces in his big comeback. — protecting the visiting Mexican drug minister (guest star psychic gets a disturbing vision during a reading: her own has escaped, murdered a guard, kid- Sunday murder. And shortly afterward, she’s dead. The CSI team napped a young woman and robbed Gary Perez) from would-be assassins and finding his kid- goes to work trying to find out how she died, and who did a jewelry store. He’s been caught, 9 p.m. on HBO napped family — which will prove fortunate for the wives. it, but at least one member, Greg (Eric Szmanda), sus- so it should be easy to send him Deadwood: Theater impresario Jack Langrishe (Brian They’re under attack, too, from a former Unit wife with siren songs of big bucks to be made in the private sector. pects a supernatural cause. back to prison, right? Not so fast. Cox), an old friend of Swearengen’s (Ian McShane), arrives 10 p.m. on NBC Annabeth’s investigation uncovers in Deadwood to set up shop in a former brothel. Hearst ac- Wednesday quires a cook and the offer of a claim deal from Alma. Bul- some inconsistencies in the Windfall: All the winners are up in arms over an lock learns the truth about the killings at the Gem. 8 p.m. on PBS unclaimed dollar that’s being claimed by a hostage’s story that has her ques- Monday In Performance at the White House: Arthur neighbor in the new episode “There and tioning who’s to blame for the break Mitchell’s celebrated dance troupe performs for President Gone Again.” Cameron (Jason Gedrick) and the theft. 8 p.m. on ABCFAM George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush in the new makes a major decision without running it Saturday Kyle XY: This mystery-laden new drama series is the episode “Dance Theatre of Harlem.” Musical guests at the by Beth (Sarah Wynter), who is, naturally, story of a strange teenage boy with a stratospheric IQ but East Room performance include soprano Harolyn Black- not happy. Sean (DJ Cotrona) can’t get 8 p.m. on ABC no experience with human interaction or behavior ... and well, Broadway star Audra MacDonald, country singer the police — or anyone else — to take A Bug’s Life: Composer no bellybutton. Newcomer Matt Dallas stars as young LeAnn Rimes and Rev. Al Green. his concerns about Zoe seriously. Kyle, with Marguerite MacIntyre as the psychologist who Randy Newman won a Grammy 10 p.m. on SPIKE Friday and an Oscar for the musical score takes him into her home — to the chagrin of her husband and teenage children. Blade: The Series: In this new series, Kirk “Sticky” 8 p.m. on CBS that accompanies this 1998 fanta- Tuesday Jones, also known as rapper Sticky Fingaz, steps into the Ghost Whisperer: Melinda sy. The Pixar-Disney film focuses character Wesley Snipes brought to the big screen. He’s (Jennifer Love Hewitt) is asked to Jennifer on Flik’s journey to find a team of 8 p.m. on FOX half human, half vampire and uses his special powers to help reconcile an amateur boxer Love Hewitt warriors to fight off an impending House: In “Hunting,” a gay man with AIDS collapses keep the world safe from vampires with less benevolent in- and his father so that his mother grasshopper invasion. during a confrontation with House (Hugh Laurie), who tentions.

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This collection of Dr. Ullman for their surgery. 24 works is comprised of four 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 folios of lithographs and pho- ( ) tolithographs featuring flowers 850 208-1900 and botanicals with the signa- ture Dali quality on loan from the Salvador Dali Museum, St. Petersburg, Fla. 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Salvador Dali (1904-1989) from his earliest work found Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday inspiration in the works of oth- ers often copying works from Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am books to study at his conve- nience. This exhibit of folios are School, Pre-K 3&4 thru 6th grades broken into four sets. In Enrolling now for 2006-07 School Year “FlorDali,” Dali based the FlorDali II. Published by Senens, 1981. Collection of the Salvador Dali Museum, St. Small Classes! Great Staff! images on original botanical Petersburg. Dali’s collection will be showing until September 2 at PMA. 932-3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org prints from the 18th and 19th Centuries. In “FlorDali-Les included photographs, posters, These printed works were based have been well aware of the Fruits” the artist painted directly advertisements, and magazines. on an actual illustration and evolution of not only the tech- OPEN DAILY over an existing print. And to As he put out many, many print- then cut into a piece of wood for niques involved in the produc- 12:30 pm create “FlorDali I” and ed multiples, Dali would often printed reproduction. tion of the images, but of the (850) 934-3332 “FlorDali II” he combined use cut and paste techniques to Interestingly enough, with the artists who created them too.” Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 images from these first two include previous images in his passage of time and the re-use “Fruits and Flowers: Dali’s 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit folios. mixed media as he has done in of this block of wood, later Botanical Prints” will be on dis- Writes Dirk Armstrong, some of the portfolios in this prints often showed very little play at the Pensacola Museum NOW SHOWING Friday June 23rd through Tuesday June 27th Assistant Curator for the Dali exhibit. resemblance to the actual plant. of Art from Friday, July 7 ● Click PG13 (1:44) ...... 1:20 4:10 7:15 9:45 Museum, “In both of the suites Through repeated use of These prints were used primari- through Saturday September 2. ● Nacho Libre PG (1:31)...... 1:00 3:05 5:10 7:30 9:35 Dali has used wordplay to imply iconic images such as clocks, ly by physicians for scientific The exhibition was organized ● and define characteristics of the eyes and rocks as well as use of study. by the Salvador Dali Museum, Fast & Furious: Tokyo DriftPG13 (1:44) 1:25 4:00 7:00 9:35 ● resulting images he has created. perspective lines to give a pri- In the 17th century as the St. Petersburg and is graciously The Lake House PG ( 1:39) ...... 1:35 4:15 7:15 9:40 ● All of the images from the vari- mary image a floating effect, printing process became less sponsored locally by BB&T Garfield: Tale of Two Kitties PG (1:18).... 1:05 3:10 5:15 7:20 9:25 ous suites are intriguing, but the Dali often creates a “tableaux labor intensive, these prints with Cox Communications as ● Cars G (1:57) ...... 1:00 4:00 7:00 9:30 images in the “FlorDalí” suite filled with tension, mystery, and were collected in books and media sponsor. ● The Break Up PG13 (1:46) ...... 1:25 4:15 7:20 9:45 are of a more playful and unease.” These effects can be became more widely circulated The Pensacola Museum of ● Over the Hedge PG (1:26) ...... 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:00 *9:00 *(Tuesday, June 27th there will be NO 9:00 PM showing) thought provoking nature, seen in these folios of works. and were studied not just by Art is open Tuesday through th whereas those in “FlorDalí - Les ★★★ TUESDAY ● JUNE 27 ● 10 PM ★★★ Comments Armstrong “Most botanists, but also by craftsmen. Friday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and There will be an Fruits” are seemingly fraught importantly, these prints would In the 19th century with the Saturday – Sunday noon – 5 ADVANCED SHOWING of SUPERMAN RETURNS PG13 with mystery and violence.” never have been created without invention of the mezzotint, they p.m. Admission is $5 for adults Buy tickets online @ www.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET Throughout his career, Dali the process that Dali called became available for anyone and $2 for students and active used elements of collage in his ‘paranoiac-critical’ thought, who wished to enjoy them for duty military. works. It was not until the late where he allows his mind’s eye study or just for aesthetics. For more information, please 1930’s though that he began to to ‘create’ secondary images.” Writes Armstrong, “As a call the PMA at (850)432-6247 work directly over works by Printed botanical illustrations voracious reader and student of or visit www.pensacolamuseu- other artists. These works have existed since the 1470’s. the arts, Salvador Dali would mofart.org. ¯ Chronic Cough ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS ¯ Sneezing ¯ Snoring Occhipinti featured at tonight’s ‘ Evenings’ ¯ Wheezing ? The Crystal Ball Concert 4466 or 457-4220. professor at Pensacola Junior trumpet with Pete Fountain’s ...These May Be starring Joe Occhipinti's Big College. Jazz Band in New Orleans fol- Frank Allergy Related Band returns from 7-9:15 p.m. Audition held for PJC’s Prize winners are Best of lowed by work with the Dukes Lachowsky, MD on Thursday, June 22 for the 'Singin' in the Rain' Show, Pat Hayes; First Place, of Dixieland. Currently Connie 19th season of Evenings in Olde Auditions are open to recent Donna O'Neal; Second Place, is working aboard the American Dr. Lachowsky Offers Comprehensive Seville Square. Bring your high school graduates and stu- Catherine McLeod; Third Place, Queen steamboat on the Evaluation & Treatment of Allergies and Asthma dancing shoes for this evening dents who are in grades 9-12 for Angie Hester; Honorable Mississippi. of less talk and more danceable the 2006-2007 school year for Mention, W. T. Moore, For more information, visit Board Certified Allergy & Immunology music. Pensacola Junior College's Margaret Warren, Harriet www. jazzpensacola.com or call To schedule an appointment at either office, please call: Step back into the 1930s and Summer High School Williams. 433-8382 or Sharon Muncie at PENSACOLA GULF BREEZE '40s with Joe Occhipinti's Big Workshop. Artel is a not-for-profit edu- 994-9648. 477-5656 932-9434 Band, featuring famous arrange- The 2006 production is cational gallery located at 505 9400 University Pkwy 41 Fairpoint Dr.- Suite F ments of many of the big bands. “Singin' in the Rain.” South Adams Street near Seville In Baptist Medical Park This concert is sponsored by Auditions are Monday and Square and is open Tuesday West Florida Hospital & Senior Tuesday, June 19-20, at 9 a.m. through Saturday from 10 a.m. Friends and 1st Choice Home in the Ashmore Fine Arts to 4 p.m. For more information Improvements. Auditorium, Building 8, on the call the gallery at 432-3080. The Reunion Band is ready Pensacola campus. Singing try- with their crowd-pleasing music outs are June 19, and dance Swing dance every Friday and invites you to join them at auditions are June 20. night at Bayview the next Evenings in Olde The show calls for several Lessons 8 p.m. Dance 9 to Seville Square on Thursday, male and female featured roles, 11:30 p.m. Admission $5, alco- June 29, for their “Swingin’ a chorus and many other parts. hol and smoke-free, great fami- Sweet Sixties” concert. Be prepared to sing a song of ly fun. No partners needed, but When attending concerts, your choice; bring the sheet of bring friend anyway. bring a lawn chair or a blanket music or tape/CD. Wear com- Bayview Community Center, for seating. Also, bring your fortable clothes and shoes (no 2000 East Lloyd Street (in East appetite! Located on Alcaniz sandals, flip-flops, heels, etc.) Hill) 433-6287, www.pensaco- Street, concession stands offer Bring tap shoes if you have laswing. net. hot dogs, barbecue, nachos, them. snacks and the “Evening’s” PJC's Summer Musical Vickers to be honored at famous freshly popped popcorn Theatre Program is an opportu- jam session as well as frozen desserts, soft nity for students to participate in The Jazz Society of drinks and bottled water. many aspects of production - Pensacola is hosting a party and including singing, acting, danc- jam session in honor of retiring Belmont announces Open ing and /or technical theatre. volunteer executive director Mic Night This year, it culminates with six Norm Vickers. Every Thursday night from 7 performances of “Singin’' in the Location is Apple Annie’s, to 10 p.m., Belmont Arts and Rain” in July and August. Seville Quarter, 130 E. WEBY Cultural Center will host Open For more information, call Government Street, Pensacola, is now the Mic Night, 401 N. Reus St. (in 484-1800. Sunday, July 9 from 3 p.m until. MOST POWERFUL the Window Factory located on Cost is free, but donations are the corner of Belmont and Artel opens ‘Ars Gratia welcome. AM radio station on the Devilliers). Artis’ Music will be provided by Gulf Coast between All musical genres welcome. Artel Gallery’s latest exhibit, Joe Occhipinti’s Big Band. New Orleans and Tampa! Bring your instrument and/or “Ars Gratia Artis: Art for the Connie Jones, trumpeter from voice and share your original Sake of Art”, will run June 20 New Orleans, will be the fea- music with other musicians and through July 28 with an opening tured musician, accompanied by music lovers alike. Open to all reception on June 30 from 6-8 a sextet of local musicians. ages. There is no cost, but dona- p.m. Early in his career Connie tions are welcome. For informa- The show was juried by played with Jack Teagarden, tion, call Rick Kindle at 982- Michael Boles, sculptor and and for seven years was lead

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55CC SectionSection CC YOURYOUR COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY NEWSPAPERNEWSPAPER JuneApril 22,13, 2006 Sports Briefs GBSA8-under squad wins Dizzy Renew GBHS Stadium Seats GBHS Quarterback Club Dean district, Summer Classic members who have reserved seats last year may now BY JASON THOMPSON renew them for the upcoming Gulf Breeze News season by emailing Shelley [email protected] Mann at [email protected] Gulf Breeze rallied from one for information. Renewals of its fewest deficits of the are due by July 15. summer with eight unanswered Parents of seniors will runs to beat Northeast have an opportunity to buy Pensacola 8-1 in the final of the seats from from July 16-25. Dizzy Dean District 1 Seats sales will be open to all Tournament June 14 at Quarterback Club members Shoreline Park. beginning July 26. Zane Gill’s fifth home run of the tournament, a two-run shot Surf Camp that landed on the adjacent Senior League Field, put Gulf underway Breeze ahead to stay in the Innerlight is sponsoring a bottom of the first. Sam Joyce two-month long camp for singled and also scored on the youth who want to learn how homer. to surf. Tyler Phelps’ groundout in Cost of the camp is $150 the second inning scored Parker and is non-refundable and Baynes, who scored twice in the non-transferrable. win. The camp is on Mondays, Wade Niles and Blake Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fournie both hit RBI singles Fridays, concluding on in the third inning, scoring August 4. The camp will not Adam Colston and Gill. take place on July 4, but will Baynes and Phelps both be on Wednesday, July 5. singled and scored in the Surfboards will be provid- fourth inning. Colston, after ed, but campers are required reaching on a fielder’s choice, to bring water, sunscreen and scored on a single by Gill. a snack. Campers must also Fournie went 2-for-2, while be eight years of age or older. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Gill went 3-for-3 and scored For more information, call twice. 932-5134 or log on to Tourney champs The GBSA 8-under All Stars defeated Northeast Pensacola 8-1 to win the Dizzy Dean District 1 Tournament June 13 at Next up for the GBSA U8s is www.innerlightsurf.com. Shoreline Park. They are (front row, from left): Sam Joyce, Matthew deMahy, Jace Amberson, Parker Baynes and Adam the state tournament, which Colston. Middle row (from left): Julian Gordon, Blake Fournie, Zane Gill, Tyler Phelps, Nick Liebig and Wade Niles. Back row starts July 8 in St. Petersburg. GBTA looking for (from left): Coaches Jamie Colston, Jeff Gill and Sam Joyce. mixed doubles See U8s, Page 6C 6 tennis players Tennis players of all levels of play are needed for Dolphins take two from defending state champs daytime, mixed doubles quads at Shoreline Park in BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze. Subs are also Gulf Breeze News needed. [email protected] Cost is $20 for six-week The Gulf Breeze High sessions on either Mondays baseball team took a pair of or Wednesdays, or both days. games from the defending 5A Please contact Mindy state champion Pace Patriots Bailey to sign up or for more June 13 in Gulf Breeze. information: (850) 293-4353. Dolphins 5-8, Pace 4-2 Kolton Hanke’s two-run Sunday Tennis double with one out in the Fun Bunch plays bottom of the seventh gave the at 5 p.m. Dolphins a win in game one. The Sunday Tennis Fun Kameron Brunty led the Bunch will go back to inning off with a single. Ashton summer hours at Shoreline Vance moved him to second Park. Play will begin at 5 base before Mark Waghalter p.m. walked, setting the stage for All ages & levels of tennis Hanke. play are welcome. No partner Tyler Gross, who went 2- required for this informal group for-3, hit a solo home in the of mixed doubles. Bring a can bottom of the first for a 1-0 of balls. GBHS lead. For information, call Shae After Pace tied it in the third, Kemerer at 934-9126 or 261- Brad McGuire, who also went 2113. 2-for-3, singled with one out and scored on a Brandon Scott Navarre Fun Fest single. The Patriots added single 5K June 25 runs in the fourth and sixth Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News The Navarre Beach innings before Gulf Breeze Greg Tober looks in to get a sign during a recent GBHS summer league baseball game. tied it in the bottom of the See Briefs, Page 3C 6 manager Kash Beauchamp, other hits. sixth. was a guest player for the Softball McGuire led the inning off Dolphins. He went 2-for-4 in A very young Lady Dolphin with a double and after Scott the win. softball team lost a pair to singled, McGuire scored on a Hanke’s sacrifice fly in the Escambia Orange June 14 in Tides double steal. fourth scored Gross, who went Gulf Breeze. EHS won game Pace reclaimed the lead with 2-for-3. Harrington drove in one 6-0 and game two 2-0. Tides for Pensacola Bay Entrance a solo homer in the top of the his second run of the game in Gulf Breeze started six ris- June 22-29 seventh, setting the stage for Th 22 High 6:49 AM, Low 6:50 PM the fifth inning, when his bases ing sophomores and two rising F 23 High 7:34 AM, Low 7:52 PM the bottom of the seventh. loaded walk scored juniors in the opener. Cori Sa 24 High 6:49 AM, Low 6:50 PM Mark Waghalter picked up Schumacher. Linville was the only senior Su 25 High 9:20 AM, Low 9:53 PM the win in relief of Greg Tober, Scott allowed only four hits present last week. M 26 High 10:10 AM, Low 10;40 PM throwing six innings of seven- Tu 27 High 10:53 AM, Low 11:13 PM in the win, striking out a pair. Escambia pounded out five W 28 High 11:27 AM, Low 11:32 PM hit ball. He struck out four. Catholic 8, Dolphins 3 consecutive hits to open game Tides for Navarre Beach June 22-29 In game two, a six-run sec- Catholic scored five runs in one, including a three-run Th 22 High 6:05 AM, Low 4:58 PM ond would be all the Dolphins F 23 High 6:50 AM, Low 6:00 PM the first two innings as they homer. They added one in the Sa 24 High 7:42 AM, Low 7:03 PM would need. defeated Gulf Breeze June 12 fifth and two in the sixth on a Su 25 High 9:26 AM, Low 8:48 PM Hanke hit an RBI double in in Pensacola. pair of bloop singles. M 26 High 10:10 AM, Low 10;40 PM the inning, scoring Ashton The Dolphins scored a run Natalie Alverson’s single in Tu 27 High 10:09 AM, Low 9:21 PM Vance, while T.J. Jordan hit an W 28 High 10:43 AM, Low 9:40 PM in the third and two in the fifth. the bottom of the fourth and Tides for Milton, Blackwater River RBI single, scoring Tyler Hanke singled in the third and Brittany Clay’s two out single June 22-29 Schumacher. Jordan had two scored on a single by in the sixth inning were the Th 22 High 9:52 AM, Low 9:11 PM hits in the win. F 23 High 10:37 AM, Low 10:13 PM Beauchamp before a McGuire team’s lone hits in game one. Sa 24 High 11:29 AM, Low 11:16 PM Two more runs scored on a double in the fifth scored Kara Brown struck out eight Su 25 High 12:23 AM, Low 9:53 PM Pace error before Boomer Beauchamp. in the opener. M 26 Low 12:14 AM, High 1:12 PM Harrington and Kyle A double by Vance in the In game two, a pair of hits Tu 27 Low 1:01 AM, High 1:56 PM Beauchamp hit RBI singles. W 28 Low 1:34 AM, High 2:30 PM fourth and a single by Hanke in and a fielding error allowed Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Beauchamp, son of Pelican the sixth were the team’s only See GBHS, Page 5C 6 Lindsey Wright runs out a ground ball last week. www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2C June 22, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS GBSAU-10 All Stars second at districts

BY JIMMY CROOKE Special to the News The GBSA 10 Year Old All- Stars were the runners-up in the twelve team District Tournament held in Myrtle Grove. Timely hitting, excellent pitching, and a solid defense paved the way for the strong showing. Only a walk-off bases loaded double by the host team in the championship game prevented the GBSA squad from taking home the District title. GBSA 14 Perdido 1 GBSA scored nine runs in the first inning and banged out eleven hits while batting only three times in the run rule shortened game. Ben Davis, Ben Diaz, and Tristen Hicks had a pair of hits each with Diaz scoring three runs. Brandon Aydelott, Taylor

Baynes, and Connor Crooke Member FDIC were dominating on the mound Equal Opportunity Lender against Perdido. GBSA 14 Brent 3 Taylor Baynes had four hits, Andy Creech had three, and Ben Davis and Nick Dugger had two hits each in leading GBSA over Brent in another run rule shortened game. Ben Davis, Nick Dugger and Cooper Jones combined on the mound to shut down Brent. Bill Bond 3 GBSA 2 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Bill Bond pitchers held Tourney runners up GBSA to only two hits and The GBSA 10-under All Stars, took second place at the Dizzy Dean District 1 Tournament recently at Myrtle Grove in some untimely errors allowed Pensacola. They are (front row, from left): Michael Hawkins, David Alverson, Connor Crooke, Brandon Aydelott and Ben Davis Bill Bond to surprise the good Middle row (from left): Taylor Baynes, Tristen Hicks, Nick Duggar, Andy Creech, Ben Diaz and Cooper Jones. Back row (from left): Coaches Randy Aydelott, Jim Creech, Jay Baynes and Jimmy Crooke. See GBSA, Page 3C 6

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Sharks 3, Intense Heat 1 Milam, Culpepper and Risner inning singles were the Bandits’ A two-run triple from Milam all went 2-for-4, while lone hits, with Ewens and National Junior was the difference as the Sharks McCombs and Hayes both Caroline Waghalter (walks) Disability edged the Heat Saturday. scored once. accounted for their only other Howard, who struck out four Milam struck out eight in six- baserunners. Championships and allowed only three hits, sin- plus innings and scored a run. Central Baldwin 6, Bandits 3 looking for gled to drive in Milam. 12-under A five-run third lifted Central volunteers, sponsors Culpepper had the team’s only The Gulf Breeze Bandits, made Baldwin past the Bandits in the The Tampa Shriners Hospital other hit, a single in the first. up of mostly the GBSA U-12 All final game of pool play will host the 2005 National Louisiana Hurricanes 2, Stars, as well as some Tiger Point Saturday. 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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C June 22, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Our boys are still in - but will we be by Friday? World Cup Round of 16 So my predictions of the Czechs points, take on Croatia. two will get overturned and torched. winning the group and the USA taking Column A Brazil loss (doubtful), plus an Sorry, I just finished reading Ann starts Saturday - plus second will not come to pass. Only Aussie win (possible) knots the group Coulter's new book and I'm a little other musings one of the two can happen. So let's see at six, which brings goal differential feisty. Plus, some of my GBHS friends how my Amazing Kreskin imitation Liverpool fan - Go, Stevie G! into play. Brazil is plus-3 and were not treated well by the 'CESMs' BY JASON THOMPSON did: (Gerrard). Australia even, so Advantage Brazil. when they visited Europe recently. Gulf Breeze News Group A - The biggest surprise of Group C - No surprise here, But if the Brazilians draw, it opens I had the French and the Koreans [email protected] the tournament through two matches Argentina and the Netherlands are the door for Croatia, who gave the moving on. Things are getitn awfully interest- has to be Ecuador. Not only have the both through, with the two playing Brazilians all they wanted last Group H - The Spaniards are proba- ing in the World Cup, particularly for Ecuadorians qualified for the second each other Wednesday. An interesting Tuesday. bly still breathing sighs of relief after the Americans. round (with wins over Poland and matchup could be ahead for one of A Japan win (again, doubtful) can having to score three in the final 20 As you read this, the Americans Costa Rica), they could be group them against the Mexicans in the make me 2-for-2 here. A possible minutes to beat Tunisia. will be looking for its first ever - ever champions with a win Tuesday (after second round. USA-Brazil matchup still looms in the Spain, with a win or tie against - World Cup win on European soil the News' deadline) over the hosts Group D - Speaking of... second round. It would be the first Saudi Arabia, will win the group. The when they face Ghana. Germany. First place in the group was on the World Cup matchup between the two Ukrainians, like a phoenix, have arisen A win over the Ghanians could put Although Ecuador does have wins line Wednesday, should Portugal either since 1994, which Brazil won 1-0. after their drubbing to the Spainards the Americans into the second round. over both Argentina and Brazil in the beat, or draw, with Team Mexico. I remember the match, because with their win (4-0) over the Saudis Italy must be the second-ranked Czech last 18 months, it probably won't be Mexico could still make it through Leonardo, a Braziliain defender, could Monday. Republic as well for the good guys to enough against the host squad. So 1- with a loss, relegating them to score- have killed Tab Ramos with an elbow A Ukrainian win or draw against the advance. for-2 there (I had the Poles taking sec- board watching. Like the Americans, to the side of the head. Tunisians will have them moving on. A Czech Republic-Italy draw could ond). who'll have their other group match Group G - The Frenchies have to Hope everyone's team wins (well, give Ghana the win in the group Group B - 'My new best friends,' playing at the same time, so will guard against scoreboard watching almost everyone) and don't burn down should they beat Team USA. Talk the Brits have made it through to the Angola and Iran in Group D. when they take on Togo on Friday. your city if they don't. about David and Goliath. second round, but needed a win or tie Angola, who drew against Mexico The 'cheese eating surrender Other ramblings and musings The U.S. will be short two starters - against Sweden Tuesday to win the last week, could sneak in should monkeys,' as they were referred by a Anyone notice the playing of 'O defenders Pablo Mastroeni and Eddie group. Mexico lose. Mexico is plus-2 on goal response via email by a Brit to my Canada' at Sunday's NASCAR race? Pope - for today's game. Both received A loss by Sweden gives Trinidad differential, while Angola is minus-1. column last week (that's a great And did anyone notice that shortly red cards (although Mastroeni's and Tobago a chance, should they beat An interesting story brewing there. smackdown), must win and hope that thereafter, it rained? booking was questionable - should Paraguay. TandT has a minus-2 goal If Portugal and Mexico make it the Swiss and Koreans don't tie (they Anyone notice the Braves are have been a yellow) during the US' differential, so they need to run it up through, I'm 2-for-2 there. both have four points). If they did, the FOURTEEN GAMES OUT OF 1-1 draw with Italy. on the Paraguayians. Group E - see above. Frenchies are out, which would of FIRST PLACE (as of Monday The last memory of this match is a Imagine - as John Lennon once said Group F - The defending champs, course, break my heart (insert sarcasm afternoon)? Only the Cubs (which bloody Brian McBride, who took an - an England win and a Germany loss, the Brazilians, are already through and here). stands for Completely Useless By elbow in the face, but still stayed in or vice versa. That would pit the two for all intents and purpose, the group Now, if my Americans lose today, September) and the Pirates have worse the match, which ended with 10 European powers against each other in winners. I'll jump in the shower and head to records in the National League that the Italians and only nine Americans on the second round. That would have me With six points, Brazil faces Japan work. If the Frenchies lose, they'll 14-time defending NL East champs. the pitch. cheering like my little brother, a huge today. The Aussies, with their three probably do neither. I'm sure a car or U8S: Wave wins district, Gulf Breeze KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. For Terrific Cooling Service High’s Summer Classic 939-3325 Continued from Page 1C the fence home run, a three-run shot, to lead Gulf Breeze past ERTIFIED The Wave also won the Pace in their opener. C GBHS Summer Classic on The Wave recently took TECHNICIANS Sunday, beating Pace 8-0 in the second place in a USSSA Ready to Serve You! championship game. Qualifier in Pace, losing to the Amberson went 2-for-3, Aquasox 17-5 in the scoring a run in the first inning. championship game. Fournie went 2-for-2, scoring a Gill hit a two-run homer, run in the second inning. while Niles went 2-for-3 with a 40% OFF STORE WIDE Baynes and deMahy both had double and scored twice. Colston base hits in the win. Pace left doubled and scored once, while the bases loaded in the fourth Baynes singled and scored once. inning and two in the fifth. Wave 11, Pace 10 Gulf Breeze 15, Amberson's single in the bot- Tiger Point 7s 0 tom of the seventh scored Hand Cleaning - Expert Repairs Top quality padding · Appraisals Baynes to give the Wave an Gill hit a three-run homer as the Eastgate Shopping Center · 477-9874 Wave scored seven in the first and extra-inning win. 9th Ave. & Creighton · Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm third innings to beat Tiger Point. Gill hit a two-run homer and Amberson, Colston, Julian scored twice, while Sam Joyce Gordon, Nick Liebig and Baynes went 4-for-4 with two doubles all scored twice in the win. Corey and scored three times. Nolan added a home run as well. Amberson went 3-for-4 and Gulf Breeze 15, scored twice, while Gordon Announcing Tiger Point 8s 0 went 2-for-4. Niles went 3-for-3 and scored Wave 21, Our twice to lead the Wave to a win Eastern Shore Land NEWESTNEWEST over the Tiger Point 8-year-olds. Sharks 4 Amberson and Gill both went Gill hit three doubles and scored three times as the Wave AdditionsAdditions... 2-for-3 and scored twice, while Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Phelps went 2-for-2 and scored hammered the Land Sharks. First jack once. Colston, Gordon and Joyce, Fournie and Baynes Adam Colston holds up the ball he hit out of the ballpark Baynes both scored twice. also had three hits and three Friday against Pace. It was the first time Colston hit an over Gullff BBrreeeezzee News Devon Adams, Jason Frank runs scored. Niles, Gordon and the fence home urn. and Andrew Dorsey all had Amberson all had two hits and is now available at: singles for Tiger Point. two runs scored. the bottom of the sixth to give the the Wave, while Gill went 3-for-3 Gulf Breeze 14, Pace 1 Wave 7, Aquasox 6 Wave a win over the Aquasox. and scored twice. Phelps singled ● Aegean Breeze ● Cancun’s Colston hit his first ever over Fournie singled and scored in Joyce scored three times for and scored a run in the win. The Wave rallied from an 8-6 ● deficit to beat Navarre 9-8 in a Gulf Breeze Hospital ER tournament in Navarre in early June. OTHER LOCATIONS Gill, who went 4-for-4 and Gulf Breeze Proper scored once, had the game- ● ● ● ● winning hit, scoring Joyce. McDonald’s BP Station Bruno’s CVS ● ● ● Colston had two hits and Bay Beach Inn Whataburger Texaco scored twice, as did Baynes. ● Parade Gas Station ● The Greenery Cafe Wave 12, Tiger Point Area Perdido Americans 6 ● Circle K ● CVS ● Texaco (OBE Road) ● IHOP Joyce, Colston, deMahy and ● ● ● Fournie all had two hits and Winn Dixie McDonald’s Wal*Mart scored twice to lead the Wave East Entrance over the Americans. ● Wal*Mart Amberson went 3-for-3 and West Entrance scored once for the Wave. 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BY THERESA FRIDAY for signs of disease or insect infestation are known to have poor wind pine. landscape. They can even deflect wind Santa Rosa County that may further weaken them and treat resistance. It’s also very important to critically and help to protect our homes and Extension Agent those conditions appropriately. You may want to consider removing evaluate your landscape pines. Pines structures from damage if they are well While you may be able to take care trees that have low wind resistance, are can be very sensitive to wind damage. chosen, well placed and maintained. Hurricane season is here and many of the smaller jobs yourself, at the end of their life span and have the They can snap, uproot or lean during Choose trees that are known to be people are busy preparing their homes professional help sometimes is your potential to endanger lives or property. high wind situations. wind resistant. Plant a diversity of for the potential of a powerful storm. best option. Unhealthy trees are For example, laurel oaks are relatively Pine species vary in their wind species, ages and layers. Use high But have you given any thought predisposed to hurricane damage. short-lived, living only about 50 years, resistance, usually with longleaf and quality trees with good structure. And about preparing your landscape for a When they are located near the home, and they tend to lose their strength and slash pines showing better survival once planted, be sure to develop good hurricane? property damage could be reduced by stability faster than most other oaks. rates than loblolly and sand pine. cultural practices. We know from past experience that having a professional arborist evaluate They have low wind resistance and However, when pines get big and tall, Theresa Friday is the Residential falling trees and flying landscape the trees to assess risk and treat also have the awful combination of regardless of the species, they may Horticulture Extension Agent for Santa debris during a storm can cause a lot of problems. both brittle wood and a shallow root cause a lot of damage, specifically if Rosa County. The use of trade names, if damage. Now is the time to evaluate Hiring a certified arborist can be a system. If you have a big, old laurel located close to homes or other used in this article, is solely for the pur- your landscape for potential hazards worthwhile investment. To find a oak within falling distance of your valuable structures. pose of providing specific information. and do something about it. certified arborist in your area contact home, you may want to consider Large pines for this reason are It is not a guarantee, warranty, or Pruning or removing trees once a the International Society of removing it before the next storm. classified as having medium to poor endorsement of the product name(s) hurricane watch has been announced is Arboriculture (ISA) at 217-355-9411 Tree species in our area with the wind-resistance. This doesn’t mean that and does not signify that they are risky and tree trimming debris left or online at www.isa-arbor.com. You lowest wind resistance include pecan, pines should not be planted. They approved to the exclusion of others. along the street is hazardous. may also contact the Florida Chapter of tulip poplar, Carolina laurelcherry, should be planted away from structures For additional information about all Now is a good time to remove dead ISA at 941-342-0153 or online at Bradford pear, southern red oak, laurel in more open areas. of the county extension services and or dying trees, to prune decayed or www.floridaisa.org. oak, water oak, Chinese tallow, If you decide to remove a hazardous other articles of interest go to: dead branches and to stake newly An assessment is especially Chinese elm, southern red cedar, tree, consider replacing it with a better http://www.santarosa.fl.gov/extension planted trees. Also inspect your trees important if you have tree species that Leyland cypress, sand pine and spruce tree. Trees are valuable in the Here’s some good summer gardening tips

BY DANIEL E. MULLINS make sure that the right amount of water is associated low humidity has resulted in less being applied. Depending upon soil type, infection by the fungi that cause leaf blights Santa Rosa County Extension Agent one-half to three fourths of a surface inch will and fruit rots. As of early June, plants have moisten the soil to a depth of 8 inches. Place loaded up with fruit. Summer has arrived in North Florida, some pans in the area being irrigated in order Don’t slack off on maintenance. Good and with it comes a change in gardening to determine the amount of time required. care over the next few weeks can help to activities and sometimes a change in gar- Pest Watch: Inspect the lawn and land- ensure long term picking and enjoyment. deners’ attitudes. A normal summer in our scape weekly in order to detect pests before Pest control is key to an extended harvest sea- area means heat, high humidity and after- they begin causing serious problems. son. There are several fungus diseases and insects noon thundershowers. Following are the most common summer pest that can literally ruin the crop, if unchecked. Resist the urge to quit gardening for the related disorders. Contact your Extension There are several practices that will help season. There are many things that can be agent, garden center, nursery or landscape to reduce the incidence of leaf blights and done in the landscape and garden. Gardeners maintenance professional for help, if required. fruit rots. First, irrigate during the cooler are however, advised to proceed at a more Rhizoctonia brown patch on turfgrass. times of the day without wetting the leaves moderate and organized pace. Try to limit Chinch bug infestation on St. Augustine lawns. and stems. Don’t harvest, handle plants or most activities to the cooler times of the day Flower thrips feed deep within blooms even walk through the tomato patch when the and drink plenty of fluids. The following are and cause distorted and/or short flower life. leaves are wet. Fungicides can prevent infec- some summer gardening suggestions: They are most commonly found in flowers tion if applications are begun before signifi- Plant for Color: Enjoy landscape color all of gardenia and rose, but also infest many cant damage is evident. Recommended season long by establishing heat resistant other flowering annuals and perennials. products include maneb, mancozeb and chlo- annuals and perennials. Some to consider Spider mites can cause serious damage rathalonil. A more complete disease preven- include zinnias, pentas, shrimp plant, coleus, on shrubs, flowers and perennials – espe- tative spray can be prepared by mixing basic plumbago, cuphea, mandevilla and hibiscus. cially if dry weather continues. Mites feed copper sulfate with either maneb or mancoz- Deadhead spring planted annuals by pruning mostly on the underside of leaves, causing eb. Follow label directions carefully. off old flowers. Make a light, supplemental the foliage to take on a stippled or gray cast. There are two species of caterpillars that application of a complete fertilizer and contin- Lacebugs are also found on the underside can also cause severe fruit damage during ue irrigating as needed. Remove weeds by of leaves, but are more specific as to the mid to late season. The tomato fruitworm, either hoeing or hand pulling. species infested. They are found mostly on which is the same as the corn earworm and Remove old, spent flowers from summer azaleas, hawthorn, lantana, pyracantha and cotton bollworm, bores into the fruit. dvantage flowering perennials such as hibiscus, sycamore. Heavy feeding causes the leaves Tomato hornworm is that giant green cater- chaste tree and crapemyrtle. This practice to have a white, bleached or gray cast. pillar that can strip the leaves from a plant encourages repeated flowering. Mole Cricket Update: Based upon years within a few days. A ppraisal of study, the best time to apply control mea- Both caterpillar species can be controlled A Lawn Care: Raise the cutting height by ½ inch as extremely hot weather arrives. sures for this pest is during late June and with insecticides if treatment is begun when This removes some of the stress from the early July. Currently recommended prod- they are relatively small. B.t. (Bacillus S E R V I C E S grass and allows for deeper root growth. ucts include Diazinon and Orthene. thuringiensis) is a biological control product that ❖ Residential AA Lawns should be watered on an “as Watch for a new product that is scheduled to is effective on many caterpillars. It is sold under Property Appraisal needed basis,” rather than on a schedule. be made available this fall. This is a biological several trade names such as Dipel, Biotrol and ❖ Experienced in the Patricia “Tish” Leahy Daily watering of established grass is not control agent that was developed by scientists Thuricide. A spray containing carbaryl, often Luxury Home Market State Certified necessary nor recommended because it at the University of Florida. To be marketed as sold as Sevin, is also recommended. ❖ Residential Real Estate Appraiser wastes water and encourages infection by Nematac S, it contains parasitic nematodes that Should normal rainfall patterns return, Short turn-around RD 3862 various fungi. feed specifically on mole crickets. which in our area means frequent afternoon ❖ Two, possibly three irrigations per week Mid-Season Tomato Growing Tips thundershowers, the potential for attack by Unmatched client might be required in the absence of rainfall. This has been a good tomato growing pests will increase suddenly. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section D YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 22, 2006 GBHS students become world travelers BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Members of the Gulf Breeze High Spanish, French and Latin clubs toured Spain, France and Italy shortly after the school year ended. “Europe was absolutely amazing,” said senior Alli Mead. “It was super awesome getting to go with Mr. T (Latin teacher Pierce Taylor) and three of my best friends.” “It was an awesome experience. I got to have with my mom, Juliana (Matthews), Julie (Potomski) and Liz (Bohannon) and I will never forget it.” “We (the Spanish Club) started off in Barcelona. It was by far my most favorite place for some reason,” said senior Tom Cotton. “The beaches were beautiful and the people were awesome.” “Monaco was beautiful and Italy was my favorite,” Mead said. “When we drove under the bridge were Princess Diana was killed it was almost breathtak- ing. That was one of the most chill bump experiences ever.” It didn’t take Cotton long to Photos courtesy of Susan Mead See Europe, Page 2D 6 Gulf Breeze High School students pose for a group photo in Rome.

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Announcing Photo courtesy of Tom Cotton The GBHS Spanish Club pose in front of their hotel. OurNEWESTNEWEST EUROPE: Students go ‘across the pond’ AdditionsAdditions... Continued from Page 1D find out how different Europe News was from the United States. Gullff BBrreeeezzee “I’ll never forget the shower in the hotel we is now available at: stayed in the first night,” he ● ● said. “It had a 2 foot x 3 Aegean Breeze Cancun’s foot bath tub with a 1 foot shower door. I have never ● Gulf Breeze Hospital ER laughed so hard in my life.” The Spanish Club spent OTHER LOCATIONS several days in Spain before Gulf Breeze Proper meeting up with the Latin ● ● ● ● and French Clubs in Paris. McDonald’s BP Station Bruno’s CVS “It was cool to go see ● Bay Beach Inn ● Whataburger ● Texaco everything there, but I will ● Parade Gas Station ● The Greenery Cafe never go back to there just because of the people,” he Tiger Point Area said. “Most of them are ● Circle K ● CVS ● Texaco (OBE Road) ● IHOP stuck up and snobby.” ● Winn Dixie ● McDonald’s ● Wal*Mart Mead echoed Cotton’s sentiments. “(In) France the East Entrance people weren’t very ● Wal*Mart friendly,” she said. West Entrance Mead said that while their group was in Paris, Pensacola Beach they ran into Hugh Hefner. ● Bagel Heads Photo courtesy of Julie Potomski “That was also kind of ● Alli Mead, Liz Bohannon, Kimmy Sims, Juliana Matthews and Julie Potomski in front of a statue Circle K interesting,” she said. in France. Navarre ● Chevron ● Publix Take the GBN 2006 ● Winn Dixie Call (850) 932-8986 ● B.P.Hwy 98 Summer Reading Challenge Get Gulf Breeze News ● B.P.Hwy 399 Gulf Breeze News invites parents may help students select to star elementary-aged to high school- age appropriately challenging t deliv aged students to expand their books and either e-mail or mail ery. To literary horizons beyond the reviews to Attn: GBN Summer delivered to MC/Visa Accepted DISTRIBUTE classroom by taking part in Gulf Reading Challenge; e-mail: Gulf Breeze News Breeze News 2006 Summer [email protected] / 913 Makes a Great Gift! Reading Challenge! This Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Harbourtown at your business, CALL incentive-based challenge is Suite #35, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. your mailbox! 932-8986 FREE to all students and may The Reward even get you published! Each student who takes the Get Reading & Writing challenge by reading a book, Individual schools/teachers may writing a review, and the review have assigned a number of books is published in the Gulf Breeze for you to read over the summer... News he/she will receive two Gulf Breeze News wishes to help tickets to The ZOO of NW you reach your Summer Reading Florida. The Gulf Breeze News Goal with a challenge. reserves the right to select The Challenge reviews to be printed. During the summer, June 22 - At program end we will also July 30, student participants are have an "Editor's Choice encouraged to read books and Award" drawing and students send in a 200-word (or less) will be rewarded with grand written review to Gulf Breeze prizes such as two tickets to News. Sam's Fun City! Keep Reading! During the five-week period

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 22, 2006 3D Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS Now in Gulf Breeze! Pest Control Lawn Service Termite Control 5454 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-916-1124 Gulf Breeze, FL. 32563 Cell: 850-777-7557 Math superstars shine at www.bryanpestcontrol.com Fax: 850-916-1127 Gulf Breeze Elementary Gulf Breeze Elementary Vicky Griffin, D.O. School held its end of the year PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Math Superstars Awards OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY Ceremony to recognize the top five achievers in each class. Scoop from the Pensacola New Patients Welcome Pelicans and Ice Man and Dallas IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Stewart from the Pensacola Ice Pilots were on hand to help give 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. out the awards to all the hard- and Baptist working students. The follow- Medical Park ing students received medals in their classes: First Grade: 916-44300 Ms. Davis: Gavin Mayes (1), Emily Laird (2), Rachel Greer (3), Kegan Walker (4), Evan Newkirk (5), and Matthew DeMahy (5). Ms. Krossman: Alyssa Scott (1), Jacob Pettijohn (2), Macey Hickes (3), Spencer Grace (4), and Rachel Babikow (5). Ms. Proctor: Nolan Remig (1), Kyle Rutledge (2), Sabrina Good Shepherd Lutheran School finished Burns (3), Nicholas Lukkar (4), the year in the 90th percentile nationally on its most recent Iowa Basic Skills test. This is the fifth consecutive year. Good Shepherd Lutheran School seeks to pre- and Elizabeth Boswell (5). pare a student for a responsible role in the community through intellectual, moral, Ms. Riley: Nina Staviski (1), physical and spiritual development in a caring, ethical, Christ-centered environ- James Hodges (2), Kyler Submitted Photo ment, which is supportive of both the child and family. Strange (3) Emma Allison (4), Math whizzes Good Shepherd provides small classes with a focus on an individual education and Gage Irwin (5). Iceman and Dallas Stewart from the Ice Pilots and Scoop the Pelican were on hand recently plan for each student. The school is proud to serve the community with a quality Ms. Shull: Eric Czeck (1), to congratulate Nick Gupta, Scott Gilbreath and the rest of the students at Gulf Breeze education. Madison Michles (2), Jordan Elementary who were recognized at the Math Superstars ceremony. For further information regarding the school, please contact us at (850) 932-9127 or visit our website-www.goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org. Taylor (3), Delaney Williams (4), Tristan Covell (5) and (4), and Megan Miller (5). (5). Morgan (3), Connor Harris (4), 932-9127 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Olivia Spann (5). Ms. Robbins: Chandler Hines Ms. Jolly: Alexa Clark (1), and Kristyn Suelflow (5). 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811 North Spring Street Pensacola, Florida 32501 GBHS grad makes Dean’s Phone 850-434-3223 Fax 850-434-3822 List at Florida Tech MELBOURNE, Fla. – Kelly Monday, July 31st: 9 - 11 a.m. Johansen of Gulf Breeze has School Briefs for new students and 1 - 3 p.m. been named to the Dean’s List for returning students. into at Florida Institute of O’Connor earned a 1,000 or Schedules will be given out at Dive Technology. A sophomore, higher on his SAT, had a 3.0 this time along with finding out Johansen is earning a bache- grade point average and took bus schedules, purchasing PE lor’s degree in chemical engi- college prep classes. uniforms, joining PTO, order- neering. Home school seminar ing yearbooks, etc. To be included on the Dean’s June 27 at St. Ann’s PJC registration, List, a student must complete 12 Thinking about orientation dates or more graded credits in a homeschooling a high school Web registration for semester with a semester grade student someday? Or getting Pensacola Junior College's fall point average (GPA) of at least them ready to attend High semester opens midnight 3.4. School or graduate? Monday, July 10. On-campus Florida Institute of Independent Thinkers registration begins Thursday, Technology was founded in Homeschool Support group Aug. 17. 1958 to train professionals will host a workshop/seminar The college offers three working in the space program at June 27 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at semesters - fall, spring and Northwest Florida’s what is now Kennedy Space St. Ann’s Catholic Church. summer - with at least four ses- Entertainment Magazine Center. The seminar will cover: sions. Fall 2006: Session A, FREE ● It is the only independent, *how to comply with the law Aug. 24 to Dec. 19; Session B, Dining Reviews technological university in the and credits Aug. 24 to Oct. 19; Session C, ● Calendar of Events Pick up Southeast. Florida Tech was *transcripts, diplomas, GED, Sept. 15 to Dec. 19; Session D, ● Shopping / Sightseeing named A Barron’s Best Buy in *preparing for dual enroll- Oct. 20 to Dec. 19. ● Movie Reviews College Education, is listed ment, Florida Virtual School, New student orientations ● Kids Activity Page among America’s best colleges CPT, ACT/SAT start 8 a.m. Tuesday, July 11, ● * sports and extra curricular Milton campus; 1 p.m. Recipes in U.S. News & World Report ● and was named one of the activities, volunteer hours and Thursday, July 13, Pensacola Beach Activities at locations nation’s top 14 engineering opportunities graduation cere- campus; and 1 p.m. Wednesday, ● Arts & Entertainment institutions in the Fiske Guide mony, prom, etc. July 26, Warrington campus. ● Nature & Local Beauty all over to Colleges. Cost is $10 to cover materi- For more registration and MORE ! Northwest O’Connor wins Dean’s als. Seating is limited and reser- information, call 484-1600, and Scholar Award vations are required. Respond to view the complete Florida. Hugh O’Connor, a 2006 by email at registration calendar go to GBHS grad, recently received [email protected] or write www.pjc.edu. the Dean’s Scholar Award at Independent Thinkers, POB 54, To learn more about new To Advertise Darton College for the Fall, Gulf Breeze FL 32562 student orientations, call 484- 2006 semester. Important dates for Gulf 1547, Pensacola campus; 484- Call Dean’s Scholar awards are Breeze Middle students 4410, Milton campus; and 484- one-year full-tuition Darton School starts on Wednesday, 2270, Warrington campus. 850-932-8986 scholarships. To earn the award, August 2nd. Orientation is

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110 –––––––––––––––––– 0000 2502 Certificate Number: lows: according to Law, the Certificate Number: NOTICE OF Name in which Year of Issuance: 2004 168 Certificate Number: Property described in 2266 NOTICE OF GEN. MERCHANDISE - MISC. ADMINISTRATIVE APPLICATION Assessed: Year of Issuance: 344 such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: COMPLAINT FOR TAX DEED MORGAN WILLIAMS Description of 2004. Year of Issuance: sold to the Highest 2004. TO: John Jefferson WILLOW E WILLIAMS Property: 2004. Bidder, at the east end Gabel Are you a fan of Tom Clancy? John NOTICE IS HEREBY FELIX RAY HOLLAND LT 97 BLK A, COUN- Description of Description of lobby of the County Description of Case No.: 81799-05- Grisham? Michael Crichton? Ollie North? AG GIVEN THAT MTAG TAMMY DIANE HOL- TRY BREEZE EST, Property: LOT 29 BLK Property: . PROPER- Administrative Property: PROPERTY Pensacola, Fl Andy McNab? Joel Rosenberg? Then I CUST/AMHERST LAND AS DES IN OR 1999 6 OF UNREC YEL- TY DESCRIBED IN Complex at 6495 DESCRIBED IN OR ASSET MGMT holder PG 1616 LOW RIVER FARMS, OR BK 2433 PG 1826 Caroline St., Milton, BK 2007 PG 1777 . An ADMINISTRATIVE have the books for you. Hardbacks $6, COMPLAINT to revoke paperbacks $3. Call 380-7267.. of the following Tax All of the above proper- Parcel ID: AS DES IN OR 1732 . Parcel ID: . 33-2N-27- Florida on the 17th day Parcel ID: . 25-3N-29- your license (s) and eli- Sale Certificate has ty is located in Santa 07-2S-26-0757-00A00- PG 465 . Parcel ID: . 0000-00151-0000. of July, 2006 at 12:00 0000-00203-0000. gibility for licensure and appointment has been –––––––––––––––––– filed said Tax Rosa County, In the 0970 09-1N-27-0000-00271- Name in which noon. Name in which filed against you. You PRE-ENGI- Certificate for the Tax State of Florida. Name in which 0000. Assessed:. MICHAEL Dated this the 25th Assessed:. TAMI have the right to request Deed to be issued Unless such certificate Assessed: Name in which R HAMM. day of May, 2006. COOKE. a hearing pursuant to NEERED STEEL Sections 120.569 and 207 thereon. The shall be redeemed THOMAS J ELLER Assessed:. KATHER- 120.57 (1) and (2), BUILDINGS. 30x40 Certificate Number and according to Law, the BETH BRYANT INE M RICE. NELSON All of the above proper- Mary M. Johnson All of the above proper- Florida Statutes, by EMPLOYMENT - mailing a request for was $13,200 now DRIVERS year of Issuance, the Property described in ELLER G RICE. ty is located in Santa Clerk of the Circuit ty is located in Santa same to the Department $6,800. 40x60 Description of property, such Certificate will be Rosa County, In the Court of. Santa Rosa Rosa County, In the of Financial Services, Division of Legal $21,860 now and Name(s) in which sold to the Highest All of the above proper- All of the above proper- State of Florida. County, Florida State of Florida. Services, 200 E. Gaines National Carriers is $10,520. 60x80 it is assessed is as fol- Bidder, at the east end ty is located in Santa ty is located in Santa Unless such certificate Unless such certificate St., Tallahassee, Florida a growing Fleet lows: lobby of the County Rosa County, In the Rosa County, In the shall be redeemed –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed 32399-0333. If a $36,120 now request for hearing is not offering, Regional & Administrative State of Florida. State of Florida. according to Law, the NOTICE OF according to Law, the received by July 20, $17,740. Other Certificate Number: Complex at 6495 Unless such certificate Unless such certificate Property described in APPLICATION Property described in 2006, the right to a hear- OTR, Excellent ing in this matter will be sizes up to 100,000 Benefits, Weekend 410 Caroline St., Milton, shall be redeemed shall be redeemed such Certificate will be FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be waived and the Chief sf. Erection Year of Issuance: 2004 Florida on the 24th day according to Law, the according to Law, the sold to the Highest sold to the Highest Financial Officer will dis- Hometime, pose of this cause in Available. (800)720- of July, 2006 at 12:00 Property described in Property described in Bidder, at the east end NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end accordance with law. Outstanding Pay Description of noon. such Certificate will be such Certificate will be lobby of the County GIVEN THAT MTAG lobby of the County 6857. Package & Lease Property: Dated this the 1st day sold to the Highest sold to the Highest Administrative CUST/CARLYLE Administrative LEGAL NOTICE 0184 –––––––––––––––––– Gulf Breeze News Purchase Options. PROPERTY of June, 2006. Bidder, at the east end Bidder, at the east end Complex at 6495 ASSET MGMT holder Complex at 6495 June 8, 15, 22, 29, 2006 ALL STEEL CDL-A Required DESCRIBED IN OR lobby of the County lobby of the County Caroline St., Milton, of the following Tax Caroline St., Milton, BUILDING SALE! (888)707-7729 BK 1747 PG 968 Mary M. Johnson Administrative Administrative Florida on the 17th day Sale Certificate has Florida on the 17th day "ONE WEEK www.nationalcarri- Parcel ID: Clerk of the Circuit Complex at 6495 Complex at 6495 of July, 2006 at 12:00 filed said Tax of July, 2006 at 12:00 LEFT!" 20x28 Now 31-5N-27-0000-00400- Court of Santa Rosa Caroline St., Milton, Caroline St., Milton, noon. Certificate for the Tax noon. Notice is hereby ers.com. given that on $4200. 25x32 0000 County, Florida Florida on the 24th day Florida on the 17th day Dated this the 25th Deed to be issued Dated this the 25th ———————— Name in which –––––––––––––––––– of July, 2006 at 12:00 of July, 2006 at 12:00 day of May, 2006. thereon. The day of May, 2006. 6/28/2006 at 10:00 $5800. 30x42 All the miles you can Assessed: NOTICE OF noon. noon. Certificate Number and a.m. at U-Store-It $9200. 40x62 legally handle!!! WILLIAM P JERNI- APPLICATION Dated this the 1st day Dated this the 25th Mary M. Johnson year of Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson #729, 15 McClure $14,900. Beat next Come drive for All GAN FOR TAX DEED of June, 2006. day of May, 2006. Clerk of the Circuit Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit Drive, in the city of price increase. American Xpress! ALTA JERNIGAN Court of. Santa Rosa and Name(s) in which Court of. Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze, state of Front end optional. NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson Mary M. Johnson County, Florida. it is assessed is as fol- County, Florida FL the undersigned, Late Model U-Store-It #729 will Pioneer (800)668- All of the above proper- GIVEN THAT MTAG Clerk of the Circuit Clerk of the Circuit –––––––––––––––––– lows: –––––––––––––––––– Equipment, No ty is located in Santa CUST/BROADWAY Court of Santa Rosa Court of. Santa Rosa NOTICE OF sell at Public Sale by 5422.Touch Freight, No Rosa County, In the ASSET MGMT holder County, Florida County, Florida APPLICATION The property described below stored competitive bidding, –––––––––––––––––– East Coast. 2yrs State of Florida. of the following Tax –––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––––––––– FOR TAX DEED at Betta Stor it, 2999 Gulf Breeze the personal property heretofore stored with WOLFF TANNING verifiable Sale Certificate has NOTICE OF NOTICE OF Pkwy., Gulf Breeze, FL 32563, will the undersigned by: BEDS Buy Direct experience. Good Unless such certificate filed said Tax APPLICATION APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY be disposed of in accordance with and Save! Full shall be redeemed Certificate for the Tax FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED GIVEN THAT MTAG driving record. (800) the Florida Statute 83 801-83.809 on Sarah J. Brown Body units from 282-1911 x115. according to Law, the Deed to be issued CUST/ARIZONA Property described in thereon. The NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS HEREBY PACIFIC LP holder of June 26 at the above address. 158 Russ Drive $22 a month! FREE ———————— such Certificate will be Certificate Number and GIVEN THAT MTAG GIVEN THAT MTAG the following Tax Sale Property of: Michael Buzbee #133 Gulf Breeze, FL Color Catalog Driver-HIRING sold to the Highest year of Issuance, the CUST/AMHERST CUST-PINE ASSET Certificate has filed Shop equipment and household 32561 CALL TODAY! QUALIFIED Bidder, at the east end Description of property, ASSET MGMT holder holder of the following said Tax Certificate for effects. Pamela Smith #236 Space #24 (800)842-1305 DRIVERS for Central lobby of the County and Name(s) in which of the following Tax Tax Sale Certificate the Tax Deed to be Misc. household household effects. goods www.np.etstan.com. Florida Local & Administrative it is assessed is as fol- Sale Certificate has has filed said Tax issued thereon. The Complex at 6495 lows: filed said Tax Certificate for the Tax Certificate Number and ———————— National OTR Lisa M. Barker positions. Food grade Caroline St., Milton, Certificate for the Tax Deed to be issued year of Issuance, the METAL ROOFING Florida on the 24th day Certificate Number: Deed to be issued thereon. The Description of property, P.O. Box 215 SAVE $$$ Buy Direct tanker, no hazmat, of July, 2006 at 12:00 2450 thereon. The Certificate Number and and Name(s) in which Magnolia Springs, AL From Manufacturer. no pumps, great noon. Year of Issuance: 2004 Certificate Number and year of Issuance, the it is assessed is as fol- 36555 20 colors in stock benefits, competitive Dated this the 1st day year of Issuance, the Description of property, lows: Space # 383 pay & new of June, 2006. Description of Description of property, and Name(s) in which Certificate Number: Misc. household with all Accessories. goods Quick turn around! equipment. Need 2 Property: and Name(s) in which it is assessed is as fol- 2186 Mary M. Johnson S/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 it is assessed is as fol- lows:. Year of Issuance: Delivery Available years experience. Thomas Waligora Call Bynum Transport Clerk of the Circuit OF 22-5N-30, AS DES lows:. Certificate Number: 2004. Toll Free (888) 393- Court of Santa Rosa IN OR 1168 PG 291, Certificate Number: 55 275 P.O. Box 513 0335. for your opportunity County, Florida LESS OR 999 PG Year of Issuance: Year of Issuance: Description of Martinsburg, WV 25402 today. (800) 741- –––––––––––––––––– 752, LESS OR 1003 2004. 2004. Property: PROPERTY ———————— Space #153 7950. NOTICE OF PG 448, LESS 1/2 DESCRIBED IN OR Misc. household ———————— APPLICATION MIN RTS Description of Description of BK 2272 PG goods FOR TAX DEED Parcel ID: Property: LOT 27 OF Property: . SE/4 OF 1337,LESS RD R/W . 200 22-5N-30-0000-00103- UNREC SHANGRI- NW/4 OF 22-1N- Parcel ID: . 30-2N-29- Jordanna L. Lutz EMPLOYMENT 209 NOTICE IS HEREBY 0000 LA-EAST, AS DES IN 27,WITH EASEMENT, 0000-00413-0000. 1365 Harvard Drive GIVEN THAT MTAG Name in which OR 1717 PG 509 . AS DES IN OR 1466 Name in which EMPLOYMENT - Gulf Breeze, FL CUST/CARLYLE Assessed: Parcel ID: . 28-2N-26- PGS 1048 & 1050 . Assessed:. DANNY L 32563 GENERAL ASSET MGMT holder GRATZ DANIEL DUN- 0000-00243-0000. Parcel ID: . 22-1N-27- SPINKS. Space #378 SENIORS - OVER of the following Tax CAN Name in which 0000-00602-0000. Misc. household 55 - LOW INCOME Sale Certificate has LESA R DUNCAN Assessed:. LEROY L Name in which All of the above proper- goods Need Money - A filed said Tax WARD. MARY E Assessed:. LARRY ty is located in Santa Catholic Faith Certificate for the Tax All of the above proper- WARD. WARD. NANCY L Rosa County, In the Job - Training - Help Anthony Jansky III Formation Deed to be issued ty is located in Santa WARD. State of Florida. If you are 55 and 4768 Kitty Hawk Director: Develops thereon. The Rosa County, In the All of the above proper- Unless such certificate older, with low, Circle and plans Certificate Number and State of Florida. ty is located in Santa All of the above proper- shall be redeemed limited or no Gulf Breeze, FL religious year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate Rosa County, In the ty is located in Santa income, we may 32563 education K-Adult. Description of property, shall be redeemed State of Florida. Rosa County, In the have FREE training Space #133 Must have and Name(s) in which according to Law, the Unless such certificate State of Florida. Misc. household and employment it is assessed is as fol- Property described in shall be redeemed Unless such certificate RESOLUTION excellent goods opportunities that lows: such Certificate will be according to Law, the shall be redeemed interpersonal and are just right for you. sold to the Highest Property described in according to Law, the WHEREAS, Toby Stapelton representing the Soundside Moorings, PETI- written LEGAL 180 Gulf Experience Works Certificate Number: Bidder, at the east end such Certificate will be Property described in TIONED the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Breeze News communication Now !! Contact: 1746 lobby of the County sold to the Highest such Certificate will be Florida, to vacate, abandon, discontinue and renounce any interest and 6/8-15/06 skills. Proficiency Year of Issuance: 2004 Administrative Bidder, at the east end sold to the Highest right of the public in and to the following described property to-wit: Gail Brown at in leading Complex at 6495 lobby of the County Bidder, at the east end Chipola One Stop catechetical Description of Caroline St., Milton, Administrative lobby of the County The entire plat of the Della Mer Subdivision as described in Plat (850) 718 - 0326 Property: Florida on the 24th day Complex at 6495 Administrative Book 9 page 86 in the public records of Santa Rosa County, teams and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR x146 Experience OR BOOK 1982 PG of July, 2006 at 12:00 Caroline St., Milton, Complex at 6495 Florida SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA working with 558 noon. Florida on the 17th day Caroline St., Milton, Works, Inc. PROBATE DIVISION volunteers Parcel ID: Dated this the 1st day of July, 2006 at 12:00 Florida on the 17th day AND WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners determined to have Funded by State of IN RE: ESTATE OF ELIHU C. essential. Send 33-4N-28-0000-00800- of June, 2006. noon. of July, 2006 at 12:00 a public hearing for the purpose of considering the advisability of vacating Florida, WILLIAMS, Deceased letter of intent and 0000 Dated this the 25th noon. and abandoning said rights-of-way, and Department of resume to Name in which Mary M. Johnson day of May, 2006. Dated this the 25th Elder Affairs File No.: 2006-CP-54 Division: C Susie@StAnnGulf Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit day of May, 2006. WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have on this the 8th day HOUSEHOLD Court of Santa Rosa Mary M. Johnson. Breeze.Org by of June, 2006, conducted said public hearing in conformity to the said publi- ———————— FINANCE CORP III County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Mary M. Johnson cation of their intent, and NOTICE TO CREDITORS June 30. –––––––––––––––––– Court of. Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit The administration of the estate of 207 All of the above proper- NOTICE OF County, Florida. Court of. Santa Rosa WHEREAS, after hearing all comments concerning said vacation of the Elihu C. Williams, deceased, whose ———————— EMPLOYMENT - ty is located in Santa APPLICATION –––––––––––––––––– County, Florida above described rights-of-way, the Board, being fully advised, and it being date of death was January 18, 2005, Rosa County, In the FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OF –––––––––––––––––– determined that the public interest will be best served and protected by and whose Social Security Number is DRIVERS 215 State of Florida. APPLICATION NOTICE OF vacating and abandoning said rights-of-way, therefore, 264-26-3402, is pending in the Circuit EMPLOYMENT - Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR TAX DEED APPLICATION Court for Santa Rosa County, Florida, PROFESSIONAL shall be redeemed GIVEN THAT MTAG FOR TAX DEED BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa Probate Division, the address of Drivers: Did you according to Law, the CUST/AMHERST NOTICE IS HEREBY County, Florida, that the said rights-of-way as herein set out and described which is Mary Johnson, Attn: Probate, average $1.88 in Property described in ASSET MGMT holder GIVEN THAT MTAG NOTICE IS HEREBY are hereby vacated and any and all interest to the public shall revert to and P.O. Box 472, Milton, Florida 32572. your Tractor or $1.45 such Certificate will be of the following Tax CUST/AMHERST GIVEN THAT MTAG be vested in the proper owners thereof. The names and addresses of the per- in your Straight Demonstrators sold to the Highest Sale Certificate has ASSET MGMT holder CUST/AMHERST sonal representative and the personal Truck last week? Needed Bidder, at the east end filed said Tax of the following Tax ASSET MGMT holder APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a vote of 5 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 absent, of representative's attorney are set forth Our drivers did! Tri- Vertigration has lobby of the County Certificate for the Tax Sale Certificate has of the following Tax the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, this 8th below. State Expedited immediate need for Administrative Deed to be issued filed said Tax Sale Certificate has day of June, 2006. people to work part Complex at 6495 thereon. The Certificate for the Tax filed said Tax All creditors of the decedent and (888)320-5424. Caroline St., Milton, Certificate Number and Deed to be issued Certificate for the Tax other persons having claims or ———————— time on the weekend sampling Florida on the 24th day year of Issuance, the thereon. The Deed to be issued LEGAL NOTICE 0194 Gulf Breeze News June 22, 2006 demands against decedent's estate Driver- HOME of July, 2006 at 12:00 Description of property, Certificate Number and thereon. The on whom a copy of this notice is products to WEEKENDS. noon. and Name(s) in which year of Issuance, the Certificate Number and required to be served must file their Flatbed Drivers can consumers in local Dated this the 1st day it is assessed is as fol- Description of property, year of Issuance, the claims with this court WITHIN THE earn $950+/Week at grocery stores. Call of June, 2006. lows: and Name(s) in which Description of property, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE PGT. Great Benefits 800-747-9582 or it is assessed is as fol- and Name(s) in which TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number: lows:. it is assessed is as fol- & Equipment. visit www.vertigra- RESOLUTION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Clerk of the Circuit AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF Students with CDL- tion.com and click Court of Santa Rosa WHEREAS, John L. Jernigan representing the Estate of Ethel O. Finlay, A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON A welcome. Call on Demonstrator County, Florida PETITIONED the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, THEM. (866)838-3584. Info. –––––––––––––––––– NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER ———————— Florida, to vacate, abandon, discontinue and renounce any interest and ———————— NOTICE OF AN ORDINANCE right of the public in and to the following described property to-wit: All other creditors of the decedent DATA ENTRY! Work We're raising pay for APPLICATION and other persons having claims or From Anywhere. FOR TAX DEED Florida Regional dri- The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the All of Finley Road located in Township 5 North, Range 29 West demands against decedent's estate Flexible Hours. vers! Home every Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for Section 39. must file their claims with this court Personal Computer NOTICE IS HEREBY WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE weekend! Home dur- GIVEN THAT MTAG 9:30 a.m., July 13, 2006, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Required. Excellent AND WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners determined to have DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION ing the week! Solid CUST-PINE ASSET Administrative Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. a public hearing for the purpose of considering the advisability of vacating OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS Career Opportunity. holder of the following weekly miles! 95% no and abandoning said rights-of-way, and NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER Serious Inquiries Tax Sale Certificate AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A DIRECT CONTROL AREA touch! Preplanned BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING Only (800) 344- has filed said Tax FOR THE AREA DESCRIBED AS WELLS AVENUE, REQUIRING freight! $.43 per mile WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have on this the 8th day THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH 9636 Ext. 700. Certificate for the Tax ANY ANIMAL IN THE DESIGNATED AREA WHICH IS OFF THE HEARTLAND PROPERTY OF ITS OWNER OR PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR of June, 2006, conducted said public hearing in conformity to the said publi- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) ———————— Deed to be issued cation of their intent, and EXPRESS (800) thereon. The SAID ANIMAL TO BE UNDER DIRECT CONTROL OF SAID YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 441-4953 www.heart- OWNER OR PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR SAID ANIMAL; DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS See Page 5D Certificate Number and WHEREAS, after hearing all comments concerning said vacation of the landexpress.com. PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BARRED. year of Issuance, the above described rights-of-way, the Board, being fully advised, and it being ———————— Description of property, These proposed Ordinances may be inspected by the public prior to the determined that the public interest will be best served and protected by The date of first publication of this AMERICA'S and Name(s) in which ATTENTION above scheduled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC vacating and abandoning said rights-of-way, therefore, notice is June 22, 2006. DRIVING it is assessed is as fol- lows: Support Services Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All ACADEMY Start REALTORS interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any deci- BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa Attorney for Personal Representative: County, Florida, that the said rights-of-way as herein set out and described your driving career! Place Your Certificate Number: sion made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any mat- STEVEN E. QUINNELL Offering courses in ter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsi- are hereby vacated and any and all interest to the public shall revert to and Attorney Florida Bar No. 586595 Listings Here! 1780 be vested in the proper owners thereof. CDL A. One tuition Year of Issuance: 2004 bility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and Chase, Quinnell & Jackson, P.A. for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the pro- 101 E. Government St. Pensacola, fee! Many payment APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a vote of 5 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 absent, of CALL ceeding is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence Florida 32502 options! No Description of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, this 8th upon which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at Telephone: (850) 434_3601 registration fee! (888) Property: day of June, 2006. 932-88986 the meeting and be heard with respect to these proposed ordinances. Personal Representative: 808-5947 PROPERTY And Get DESCRIBED IN OR Mary L. Causey info@americas- LEGAL LINE NOTICE 0193 Gulf Breeze News June 22, 2006 6703 Jackson Lane Milton, FL 32572 BK 1731 PG 1726 LEGAL NOTICE 0195 Gulf Breeze News June 22, 2006 drivingacademy. Results With Parcel ID: Legal #0196 com. The Classifieds 33-6N-28-0000-02302- ————————

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BY ROBYN S. PHILIPS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Pace High School was the location for the Santa Rosa County Annual Elementary School Physical Fitness Meet. Selections were based on scores obtained during Physical Fitness Testing earlier in the 2005-2006 elementary school year. “I think it’s so important, fitness meets are key to building life long fitness routines in students as they develop good habits.” said Sharon Myers, Santa Rosa District Schools and Head Coordinator of 2006 Physical Fitness meet. Robyn S. Philips/Gulf Breeze News “This is an annual event to Students compete in pull ups celebrate top performers and event. showcase fitness of county wide elite athletes,” Events Offered OBE Coach Nerger. Coordinator Angel Savage said. Students who represented Pea Ridge Elementary Coach Gulf Breeze were: Anna Bailey, Fowlers commented; “Our Shannon Beal, Alexa Clark, students go through an Michael Hawkins, Nicole elimination process and we take Koomen, Kalli McKibben, Kyle the top six boys and girls overall Overlade and Troy Stringfellow. from our schools county wide.” Students who represented Bagdad Elementary Coach Oriole Beach were: Korrie Brian Maloy said; “Basically all Abernathy, Rachel Carter, the top scoring and strongest Auston Fllinger, Josh students are recognized with a Gerdeman, Randy Halpin, day of heated and fun Brandton Helm, Elizabeth competition.” Kubik, Jacob Kubik, Sarah “All students put forth their Mehan, Hailey Philips, Seth very best effort and we are very Rejda, and Ashlyn Robertson. proud of the students, they all OBE athletes came back with did an outstanding job,” 22 ribbons!

Photo courtesy of Kathy Minor Major accomplishment for Minor Kathy Minor was presented the Girl Scout Gold Award at a recent ceremony held at Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church. Her Girl Scout leaders, Anita Sanford and Cathy Sharp, and her Gold Award advisor, Bess Jones, participated in the ceremony. The Gold Award is the highest award a girl can earn in Girl Scouting. It involves earning badges, exploring careers and practicing leadership. It culminates with a community service project that must take at least 65 hours to complete. Your Community Full Service Pool Store Since 1977 ! Kathy created a directory of local organizations that welcome RP0031244 high school aged volunteers. The one hundred percent Bright Futures Scholarship requires students to perform 75 3480 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. community service hours. The directory is now available in 934-0077 the Guidance department at Gulf Breeze High School.

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