PUBLIX BEACH BOWL CUP SCHOOLS VETERANS DAY

Publix District Manager Ed Betts Academic Hundreds turn out on unveiled the Publix Beach Bowl excellence Pensacola Beach to Cup Presented by Gulf Breeze abounds as Gulf honor our nation’s News prior to last Friday’s game. Breeze schools veterans with a parade The Navarre Raiders beat Gulf announce their and ceremony on Breeze 18-9 to claim the coveted honor rolls. Veterans Day, Nov. 11. piece of hardware. Page 1B Pages 2D, 4D Page 1D

A W A R D ● W I N N I N G jmillers.com Consign 934-6200 Gulf Breeze ● Pensacola ● Destin Today! 50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 20, 2008 Jambalaya’s Credit Union Grill & Oyster Bar Serving fine local and bandit knew New Orleans cuisine. NOW OPEN! surroundings, Open Thanksgiving Day. At the foot of the 3 mile bridge avoids capture (Former Location of Bon Appetit) 850.934.1600 BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News WEEKEND [email protected] Weather A man who robbed the Pen Air/Members First Credit Union in the Live Oak Village THURSDAY 11/20 Shopping Center last Thursday apparently Sunny planned the heist meticulously and knew the high 71O lay of the land. low 46O The suspect parked his getaway vehicle — a large, red sport utility vehicle — on the seclud- FRIDAY ed property of a nearby homeowner. After rob- 11/21 bing the credit union, the bandit escaped on Sunny foot eastward via a short, wooded path before high 67O fleeing in the strategically parked SUV. low 43O As he motored toward U.S. Highway 98 on a long, hidden driveway, the suspect encoun- tered the homeowner, who was returning from SATURDAY 11/22 the grocery store. He did not yield, and the Partly Cloudy woman swerved at the last moment to avoid a O collision. The suspect turned right onto U.S. high 67 98 and escaped. O low 44 “He must have known I would be gone for TOP: Gulf Breeze teens in the movie only a few minutes,” said the homeowner, who asked to remain anonymous when visited SUNDAY 11/23 ‘Chatterbox’ include, from left: Jordan by Gulf Breeze News. “I’m always home dur- Mostly Sunny ing the day except for a short trip to the store. O Taylor, Kelsea high 61 Naggatz, Megan “He knew the foot path cut through the low 49O Coley, Taylor Johnson, woods from the shopping center to our prop- Miranda Coley, Sarah erty. It’s just a short distance from the credit Cook, Josh Lawson union to where he parked his truck by my and Maddie Bookout. garage.” INSIDE Not pictured: Tara Photos by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News The man’s getaway required less than a Swann and Macy minute. A couple minutes later, after a 911 ABOVE: Brianna Chomer walks down the red carpet as the papparazi docu- deMahy. call, authorities swarmed the area. ments her entrance. RIGHT: Kelsea Naggatz and Taylor Johnson face the media. Authorities continued to search for the Classifieds 3D See HEIST, Page 2A6 College Football 7C Community 3-8A Crowds sneak peek at movie Crossword 3B Entertainment 3-4B ■ Teen flick filmed at Gulf Middle School last cast by Rebecca Taylor of IZON Health and Beauty 1B Breeze Middle School year. modeling and talent agency. The premiere had all Stars include Brianna Chomer, 14 Island News 1D debuts at The Breeze the trappings of a a freshman at Fort Walton Beach Obituaries 7A Hollywood event, com- High School, and Allison Bailey, 17, Opinion 6A BY LISA NEWELL plete with a stretch a junior at Tate High School. Kelsea Seniors 7A Gulf Breeze News limo carrying the cast, Naggatz, 17, a senior at Gulf Breeze Sports 1-6B [email protected] a red carpet and Lawalata High School, plays a teacher in the Talk of the Town 5A paparazzi, except that film, coincidentally named Miss Gulf Breeze Cinema 8 was the it occurred at 11 a.m. on Sunday Naggatz. “Mailing Statement setting for a Hollywood-style movie morning to avoid conflicting with “They thought my name was so is on Editorial Page” premiere when cast and crew and the theatre’s schedule. funny that they used it,” Naggatz THREE SECTIONS their families got their first glimpse The movie is produced by Fort said. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News VOL. 7, NO. 47 at “Chatterbox,” the movie filmed Walton Beach-based Chomer family Also featured prominently was Gulf Breeze Police Chief Peter Paulding NOVEMBER 20, 2008 almost entirely at Gulf Breeze films, directed by Jane Lawalata and See PRIEMERE, Page 4A6 communicates with fellow officers on scene at Thursday’s credit union robbery. It’s time to light up Gulf Breeze! SoundWave trips no small task BY SCOTT PAGE to eat before rushing back to home! From staff & special reports Gulf Breeze News the school to prepare for a trip The City of Gulf Breeze wants you to “Light [email protected] to Russell Stadium in Navarre

your Up Gulf Breeze” for the holidays. to support the Dolphin football The Holiday Lighting Committee asks Gulf On Friday, Nov. 14 at 3:55 team in the Beach Bowl. Breeze citizens and Gulf Breeze-area business- p.m., Gulf Breeze High School At 4:30, members of the es to join together to “Light Up” Gulf Breeze. students left campus and loading crew begin hauling all Citizens and businesses alike are encouraged to breathed a sigh of relief as of the large equipment from light up their homes, yards, marquees, buildings their weekend began. the band room and loading it and signs for the holidays. The 109 members of the onto the SoundWave truck.

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Studies have shown that light boosts people’s SoundWave Band, however, “At the beginning of the spirits. Lights, too, add a magical effect to the scrambled to Taco Bell, Burger year, I go through applicants to holidays. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News The SoundWave Band uses plastic to cover King or another fast-food select a crew chief, Band Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly “Traditions are a large part of the holiday their uniforms from Friday night’s rain. restaurant to grab a quick bite See BAND, Page 2A6 See LIGHTS, Page 2A6

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Thursday, Nov. 20 County Administrative Gulf Breeze Area Center, 6495 Caroline Chamber of Commerce Street, Milton Education Task Force 11:30 a.m., Woodlawn Beach Middle Thursday, School, Gulf Breeze Nov. 27 Thanksgiving Day, Monday, Nov. 24 all federal, state and Santa Rosa County local governmental Utility Board 5 p.m., County agencies closed Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Friday, Nov. 28 Gulf Breeze City Wednesday, Nov. 26 Hall closed in obser- Santa Rosa County Parks vance of Thanksgiving and Recreation 5:30 p.m.,

Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News The new Midway Fire District Commission includes, from left: Joe McPherson, William Eaton, Jacque Gorris, Shellie Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Information provided by the Santa Isakson and David Szymanski. The board meets at 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month at 1322 College Parkway. Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.

Felonies Drive, Gulf Breeze, battery and cru- elty toward a child. 11/11/2008 Castanon, Deserey Garcia, W/F, New board in at Midway Fire 27, 5800 block of Congress Court, Conlon, Troy Wallace, W/M, 43, 1200 block of Redwood Lane, Gulf Gulf Breeze, larceny. Hartzog, John Anthony, W/M, 40, BY JOE CULPEPPER Chief’s position and a negative business will come ment’s budget. “We also have Breeze, violation of probation. public perception after an ambi- in the next week more than $500,000 in the bank Himes, William, Ernest, W/M, 45, 2300 block of Arrow Court, Navarre, Gulf Breeze News violation of probation. tious failed tax referendum 10 when it plans to in reserve. We’re in a situation 1200 block of Redwood Lane, Gulf [email protected] Breeze, aggravated assault, aggra- months ago. meet with outside where we don’t have to worry vated battery and violation of proba- 11/16/2008 Three new policy makers and “New people with new ideas representatives and about calling on somebody to tion. Hamby, Jonathan Michael, W/M, a re-elected holdover from the are good,” Gorris said. “Their continue a discus- rescue us. Johnson, Jereb Shane, W/M, 21, 22, 8500 block of Misty Ridge Lane, 2500 block of Meek Street, Gulf Navarre, battery, burglary and larce- previous board were sworn in perspectives should generate a sion of the feasi- “We’re stable. We’ve gotten ny. Broome Breeze, larceny. Saturday as members of the fresh direction. I’m looking for- bility of Midway ourselves right at the place where Pittman, Bonnie Sue, W/F, 49, Heflin, Nicholas Michael Aaron, five-person Midway Fire ward to working with this new Fire District merging or consoli- we have to be after being present- 7200 block of Antoinette Circle, W/M, 19, 2200 block of Jeanoie Navarre, forgery. Street, Navarre, battery, burglary District Commission. board.” dating services with other South ed with the tough situation we and larceny. William Eaton, Shellie Isakson continues a family Santa Rosa fire departments. were in at the beginning of the 11/12/2008 McCloskey, Christopher Kevin, Isakson and David Szymanski legacy in the Midway Fire Gorris, during the commis- year. Our financial status right Austin, Clayton Eugene, W/M, W/M, 45, 2900 block of Browder District. Her father was the sion’s Nov. 11 meeting, recog- now is a testament to the leader- 47, 2300 block of Salamanca Street, Street, Gulf Breeze, battery and were sworn in along with resisting an officer. department’s volunteer fire nized outgoing commissioner ship Clyde Broome has brought Navarre, sex offender violations. incumbent Joe McPherson, who Blake, Richard Leon, W/M, 42, Smith, Gary Charles, W/M, 23, ran unopposed in the Nov. 4 chief for more than 25 years. Clyde Broome, who spent 11 of to the commission. Nobody 1900 block of Justice Circle, Gulf 2100 block of Ainsdale Court, general election. The group took She manages Taylor Bean & his 13 years on the board as its knows better than him what it’s Breeze, burglary and grand theft. Navarre, fraud. their oath of office from Whitaker Mortgage Corp. treasurer. Gorris credited taken to get to this point. 11/13/2008 DUIs Commission Chairman Jacque Eaton is a retired U.S. Navy Broome’s conservative leader- “He’s done a real fine job Browning, Clarence Patrick, Gorris in a morning ceremony veteran and aviation mechanic ship for enabling the district to keeping the finances of the dis- W/M, 41, 3200 block of Princeton None. before family and friends. with years of firefighting-relat- maintain a balanced budget with trict in check.” The group promises to bring ed training. a half-million-dollar cash The Midway Fire District fresh perspectives to the Szymanski is Assistant City reserve. Commission meets at 7 p.m. on District, which has dealt with Manager for the City of Gulf “I think it’s important for the the second Tuesday of each Gulf Breeze Fire Department Emergency Report severe funding challenges Breeze with expertise in human public to know that at this point month at 1322 College Information provided by Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire Department brought about by dwindling rev- resources and budgeting. our ins equal our outs,” Gorris Parkway. The public is welcome enues, turnover in the Fire The new board’s first order of said, referring to the depart- to attend. Weekly Activity Report Five invovled medical service calls, one motor-vehicle accident with For the week of Nov. 1-7, the Gulf injuries, one water rescue and one Breeze Volunteer Fire watercraft rescue. There was one Department.was called for 11 emer- HEIST: Fourth in city in 16 months smoke detector activiation with no Cancun’s buyer gencies. These calls included seven rescue and EMT incidents, one natu- fire. Continued from page 1A ral gas hazardous condition, and a For more information about the granted another suspect well into Friday. He initially was false fire alarm. Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire Department, go to: www.cityofgulf described as a white male in his 20s wear- For the week of Nov. 8-14, GBVFD was called for nine emergencies. breeze.com/firedept ing a dark mask and hood. He burst into sale extension the Pen Air/Members First Credit Union at 2:12 p.m. Thursday armed with a gun and Midway Fire District Emergency Report BY JOE CULPEPPER demanded money. He moved behind a Information provided by Gulf Breeze News counter and stuffed money into a dark bag Midway Fire District. [email protected] before threatening a customer with the gun. An instant later, he was out the door Weekly Activity Report accidents with injuries, four motor The U.S. Marshals Service apparently has and running through the woods. vehicle accident (MVA) no injuries, two false alarms, one hazardous the patience of Job. The homeowner said she was just feet For the week of Nov. 7-13, Or, at least, it really wants to sell the Midway Fire District was called for condition including flammable liquid away from the assailant when the two 48 incidents. These calls included spill, two public service assistance seized Cancun’s Mexican Grill to the high calls, two canceled in route. encountered each other on her driveway. 30 medical, 1 house fire at the We have flu shots. The cost is bidder of a September online auction prop- By then, he had removed his mask and 5400 block of Soundside Drive. The erty sale. $25 each and can be received at hood. house sustained about $15,000 in Midway Fire Station. We are also The U.S. Marshals Florida Northern “He looked like he was balding, maybe damage. One person was trans- accepting donations to fund our ported to the hospital with smoke District Office in Tallahassee on Monday in his 40s” she said. “He never looked annual Santa Run. Contact Fire granted the anonymous prospective buyer a inhalation. One building fire at 8100 Chief Jonathan Kanzigg at 932- directly at me. But I got a pretty good look block of East Bay Blvd in Navarre. third extension, and he now has until 4771 for more information. at him. He was driving a red (Ford) Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News The causes of both fires are being For more information about the Monday, Dec. 15 to close the $664,300 pur- Explorer or Expedition. It was a big SUV.” An evidence-seeking canine sniffs for investigated by the Florida State Midway Fire District, go to: midway- chase. Numerous law enforcement officers the scent of a robber who held up the Fire Marshal. Five motor vehicle fire.com. The buyer’s second extension expired on converged on the credit union within three Pen Air/Members First Credit Union. Saturday, Nov. 15. The first deadline had minutes. A canine unit picked up the ban- when they target banks in Gulf Breeze been Oct. 30. dit’s scent through the woods, leading because of the relatively few escape BAND: Many volunteers “The bidder is still hanging on. He still officers to the spot where the SUV was routes. has a big interest in the property,” U.S. parked. Tire tracks showed he made a A helicopter unit flying overhead failed make its show possible Marshals spokesperson Nicole Key said. hasty getaway. to locate the perpetrator. A man was “There is a survey being done on the prop- Authorities questioned the homeowner stopped and questioned in Okaloosa Continued from page 1A and wait for roll call. erty to help his appraisal. He just wanted to shortly afterward. County about 45 minutes after the robbery By 5:30, the buses were resurvey the land lines to make sure where The bank robbery was the fourth in but was not arrested. Director Neal McLeod said. pulling out of the parking lot en everything cuts off and where it starts. Gulf Breeze in the past 16 months and the Witnesses pointed to the credit union’s “He and I then select the crew route to Navarre, and we arrived “Surveys usually take about a week or second in six months at the Pen vulnerable location on the east end of the from the rest of the applicants.” at Russell Stadium at 6:05. two. He might not even need until the 15th Air/Members First Credit Union branch at shopping center near the Gulf Islands Crew chief Tim Gibbs direct- At 6:10, the loading crew of December, but that is what he was award- 1177 Gulf Breeze Parkway. On May 20, a National Seashore. The next day, a Gulf ed the loading effort with his went back to work unloading ed. I have a feeling this might be the last white man in his 20s pulled off a heist and Breeze Police cruiser was parked near the usual immaculate efficiency. the equipment from the truck. one, but I don’t know. We’ll see.” was later caught after robbing another credit union’s drive-through to deter Meanwhile, the rest of the For the next hour, band mem- The property at 1385 Shoreline Drive was bank in Navarre. crime. band members are putting on bers and chaperones made sure seized last December when its owner and a Gulf Breeze Deputy Police Chief As of press time Monday, no arrest had their uniforms, gathering their everyone and everything was in number of employees were arrested on Robert Randle said robbers take a big risk been made in the case. instruments and reviewing the place before the game. drugs, weapons and immigration violations. bus list to make sure they report At around 8:30, the The men now are in prison. to their assigned means of SoundWave band gave the The buyer originally had until Oct. 10 to transport. crowd a dazzling and lively per- secure financing for the purchase. Unable to LIGHTS: Target date is Nov. 26 A group of band chaperones formance of music from Earth, secure the loan at least partially because of are also there assisting in any Wind and Fire — despite play- the credit crisis, the buyer requested and ■ Continued from page 1A Please use white/clear LED lights. way they can. ing in rain and wind. received a three-week extension that was to These lights appear brighter, last longer “We usually have about 25 By 8:55, the band had filed expire Oct. 30. season from Thanksgiving through and are more energy efficient. Non-LED per game,” said Roberta back into the stands. Their pres- On Oct. 28, the Marshals Service agreed Christmas and on in to the New Year,” said lights appear faded by comparison. Harvey, chaperone coordinator. ence was much more recogniza- to an additional two-week extension with a ■ City Manager Buz Eddy. “One of the tra- The City of Gulf Breeze have “We’re in charge of safety. We ble as they are rarely silent dur- Saturday, Nov. 15 deadline. ditions I always enjoyed was the putting ordered LED lights and garland in bulk. provide drinks, and we’re also ing the final two quarters. Eight people submitted bids that required up of the lights on the house and in the Both are available for purchase. Please there to help with transportation At the conclusion of the foot- posting a 10-percent deposit on the bushes, etc. The short days and gloomier call in advance (850) 934-5100 to arrange and unloading the equipment. ball game, the equipment still $464,750 minimum bid. The buyer would weather are mitigated by the lights!” your purchase. Other than that, we simply cater had to be loaded back onto the forfeit his $46,475 deposit if the transaction ■ The Holiday Lighting Committee Please try to decorate by to any other needs of the band.” truck. Then there was the trip falls through. hopes to create a beautiful ambiance for Wednesday, Nov. 26, Thanksgiving Eve At around 5:15, the truck was back to Gulf Breeze, followed The property includes a 3,473-square- our entire community and for those travel- so Gulf Breeze will be glimmering with fully loaded, and the crew by the unloading of the equip- foot restaurant building sitting on .82 acres ing through for the 2008 holiday season. white lights, red bows and green garland rushed inside to dress and report ment back into the band room. at the corner of Shoreline Drive and Here are the suggested guidelines: throughout the entire holiday season. to the buses. Just five minutes Whew! It’s tiring just to think McAbee Court. Key would not reveal what ■ The theme is traditional: white The Holiday Parade and SantaFest! will later, all 109 students and the about what they go through on the property appraised for. lights, red bows and green garland. be held on Saturday, Dec. 13, at 10 a.m. chaperones pack into four buses Friday night.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 20, 2008 3 A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS PJC branch to be discussed today Subscribe! 932-8986 The Gulf Breeze Area test in a Santa Rosa County GET FRESH! GO NATIVE! Chamber of Commerce Coyote on prowl court to causing the death of 31- Education Task Force is spon- year-old Erin Shoen and her 32- Breakfast, Lunch & We cater at your soring a joint meeting with the year-old husband, Daniel. Hill NOW SERVING DINNER place or ours! Navarre Beach Area Chamber was charged with hitting the Thurs-Sun (dinner hours) today, Nov. 20, at 11:30 a.m. at couple with his Ford-150 truck HOURS OF OPERATION Woodlawn Beach Middle while they were out Labor Day Mon & Wed 7:30am-3:00pm Thurs-Sat 7:30am-9:00pm School. evening walking their two dogs Sun 10am-8pm Special guest will be Dr. on Pawnee Drive in Navarre at Closed Tuesday Martin Gonzalez of Pensacola 7:30 p.m., a few hundred feet native cafe Junior College, who will speak from their home. 45A Via De Luna Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 about the planned South Santa Both were active duty Air (850) 934-4848 Rosa PJC facility. Force sergeants. An informative question-and- Erin’s two sons are living answer session will follow. with her parents currently in Purse-snatcher sought Pennsylvania. PJC Spring Registration The Santa Rosa County already under way on-line Sheriff’s Office is attempting to Submitted photo identify a black female respon- Gulf Breeze News reader Tim Massey took this picture Web registration is going on sible for approximately 13 wal- of a coyote traipsing through his backyard at 2529 now for Pensacola Junior let thefts that have occurred at Shadow Ridge Court in Grand Pointe just after dawn on College’s 2009 spring semester. Monday, Nov. 10. “I was just drinking my morning coffee the Walmart in Navarre and On-campus registration starts watching the news when two coyotes appeared in my Pace, and the Publix and Winn Dec. 15 at all PJC campuses. yard,” Massey said. “They would leave and then come Classes start Jan. 8. Dixie in Pace. back, so I decided to grab the camera. My family was still The suspect follows her vic- asleep, and I knew no one would believe me.” Coyotes Students can select from four tims around and when the vic- are not uncommon on the Fairpoint Peninsula and can sessions: ■ tims are not looking, the suspect be a threat to domestic animals and pets. Session A (16 weeks) is removes their wallets from Jan. 8 through May 7 inside their purses in the shop- ■ Session B (8 weeks) is Jan. ping carts. Several victims The suspect may be traveling Office at 983-1191. 8 through March 5 ■ noticed the suspect following in a maroon sedan, possibly a Man faces sentencing Session C (13 weeks) is them around in the store while later model Chevy Malibu or Jan. 30 through May 7 the suspect was in close proxim- Impala. The suspect may also A Navarre man will face sen- ■ Session D (8 weeks) is ity to them. Several of the vic- walk with a limp. tencing Jan. 8 for a hit and run March 6 through May 7 tim’s credit cards were used If anyone has any informa- Sept. 1 that resulted in two For Web registration, go to after they were stolen to pur- tion pertaining to the identity of deaths. He could face up to 30 www.pjc.edu. chase gift cards and other items the suspect, please call Crime years in state prison. It’s now all For more information or reg- in Okaloosa County and also in Stoppers at 437-STOP or the up to Judge Ron Swanson. istration assistance, call 484- Enterprise, Ala. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Robert Hill, 20, plead no con- 1600. Bryan to perform during ‘Night of Worship’ Gina Bryan, recording artist St. Ann Catholic years. She has a Ph.D in Music and worship leader for Gulf Education/Music Therapy and is Breeze United Methodist FAITH Troop 417 of St. Ann a certified music therapist. Church and a native of Catholic Church participated in Under Culton’s direction the Serving Pensacola, recently completed as Jeff Quimby (producer for a huge Boy Scout camporee performers were in fine voice her debut CD enti- Lincoln Brewster) was truly an recently. Among its many and sang their hearts out. the tled “Inhabit My amazing gift and honor. I had achievements were ribbons for Featured singers included Women Praise.” many setbacks on this project, teaching compass skills and in young people with development of Florida This highly from losing my voice to having throwing a basketball with a disabilities, and their perform- anticipated project several miscarriages. hand-built trebuchet! ance was dazzling. They sang was six years in “But wading through the dif- with assurance despite individ- Kristen Marks the making and ficult circumstances and allow- St. Francis Episcopal ual challenges. Attorney will be celebrated ing God to work through them Pensacola Pyramid School of Bryan On Oct. 22, St. Francis of with “A Night of brought about healing and a Fine Arts proves that develop- Assisi Episcopal Church held its Worship” on Friday, Nov. 21, at deeper level of commitment to mental limitations do not pre- monthly potluck supper and My Pink Lawyer God,” she said. “Many songs My Pink Lawyer 7 p.m. in the Community Life enjoyed a performance by vent individuals from becoming Center at 4115 Soundside Drive were totally rewritten or artists, singers, dancers and Wills ● Trusts ● Powers of Attorney revamped and the words were Pyramid Pensacola Show Choir. in Gulf Breeze. The Choir presented a pro- actors. The art and dance studios ● deeper and more relevant than Probate Guardianships Bryan had the privilege of gram of delightful popular assist students to develop their when the project first began.” recording and working with tunes, inspirational songs and craft. Pyramid Acting chal- Local: (850) 934-5702 nationally known artists, musi- Bryan’s musical style has traditional hymns. lenges the students mind and cians and producers on this proj- been compared to that of Amy The Choir was escorted by body while teaching skills vital Toll Free: (888) 4FL-Will ect through Bryan-Presley Grant and Darlene Czech with a Marilyn Yon, Founder and CEO to living and working independ- Productions Recording Studio. cutting edge spin of of Pyramid Inc.; Kim Faustin, ently. Students learn to explore Visit my website and download When asked why it took six Contemporary Christian rock Executive Director of Pyramid and express their feelings your free Estate Organizer years to complete, Bryan and a heavy emphasis on wor- Inc.; Cindy Coleman, Director through their art. The success of Worksheet today: responded: “Everything is in ship. of Pyramid Pensacola; Carol Pyramid can be measured by www.MyPinkLawyer.com God’s perfect timing. Being Admission is free, and the Culton, Performing Arts gallery-quality art and crowd- public is invited. For more Coordinator of Pyramid pleasing performances. able to work with Mike, Jay, “The hiring of an attorney is an important Jeff and Jeremy of Big Daddy information about the upcoming Pensacola. To learn more about Pyramid decision that should not be based solely on Weave, Charlie Goddard and concert or to purchase the CD, Carol Culton has been at Pensacola, call Cindy Coleman advertisements. Before you decide, ask us Pyramid Pensacola for two at (850) 453-3341. to send you free written information about other quality musicians as well visit www.GinaBryan.com. our qualifications and experience.”

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BY PAM BRANNON including Publix in both Gulf will bring their donations in on Gulf Breeze News Breeze and Navarre, Walmart in Friday afternoon.” [email protected] both communities, Winn-Dixie, The Thanksgiving sorting, Ruby Tuesday’s in Gulf Breeze packing and distribution is hap- Caring & Sharing of South and Gulf Breeze City Hall, to pening at West Navarre Santa Rosa County has a bigger name a few. Intermediate School. job than ever before this holiday “This year we are down a few The sorting of the food for season. More families have cash donations so far,” the the boxes will be this Friday and applied and qualified for chairman said. “The smaller Saturday. The distribution of the Thanksgiving and Christmas this donations are coming in, but so boxes will be Sunday. season help than ever before. far a couple of our larger dona- “We still need volunteers for Dave “We have 339 families we tions we usually get have not the sorting,” the chair said. ■ What: Caring & have approved for help this come in yet. We are still hoping. “People don’t have to sign up Sharing of South Santa year,” said Caring & Sharing But with even more families to ahead or register when they Rosa donation dropoffs Chair Anne Thompson. “That is help, we are working hard to come in or anything. Just show Ramsey ■ When: Friday, Nov. 21, the most we have ever had. That gather more donations of food up – either sometime after 4:30 4:30 p.m., West Navarre involves 687 children and just from the community collection p.m. this Friday, Nov. 21 or Intermediate School; or over 1,200 people altogether.” boxes we have out.” Saturday morning after 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 19, 4:30 p.m., This is the last week to bring The schools in the area are That is when we will sort the also helping. food into categories and then M-F 1p-4p Oriole Beach Elementary donations to help Caring & “We never know until the last pack the boxes for the families.” School Sharing for the Thanksgiving distribution. There are boxes minute how much the schools For more information call ■ To learn more: Call accepting food donations at sev- will bring in. That is always 939-0727 or go to the Web site: 939-0727 www.newsradio1620.com eral locations in the south end, such a help,” she said. “They www.santarosacares.org. CHATTERBOX: Event was invitation-only Health & Pain Management of Florida Continued from page 1A Medical Management for Your Health & Pain

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Fun Dog Walk a great escape after feast ● Rewiring Specialist ● Residential / Commercial What to do after the big Friends of Navarre turkey dinner is over, you Library picks officers James E. Simmons Electric Co., Inc. shopped till you dropped and, presents... Lic # ER0012940 ● 850.479.4417 yes, the family is still in town The Friends of the Navarre for the holidays? Library announced the officers Serving the area since 1992 Head outside for some fresh of the and board members for 2009. air and bonding time with your alk own alk own Executive officers, all return- T TBy Betty Archer Allen family and pooch at the Fun ing from 2008, are President Karen Jurkowich and Dog Walk from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Patt Stewart, Vice President The LOCATION & LIFESTYLE Team on Saturday, Nov. 29, at Hospital. Refreshments will fol- reservations. Carol Buell, Secretary Lunette congratulate Brian Tucker on being elected Shoreline Park South in Gulf low the ceremony. to the Board of Directors for the Gulf Kovatch and Treasurer Linda Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce. Breeze Proper. Please join in celebrating the National Domestic Norman. Organized by the Santa Rosa holiday season by recognizing Violence Hotline Other board members and Woman’s Club (SRWC), all your friends and loved ones their specific areas of responsi- proceeds of the Fun Dog Walk with a light on the 2008 Tree of The National Domestic bility are Carol Andersen, spe- benefit local animal shelters. Light. Violence Hotline needs help. It cial events; Pat Biggs, newslet- Registration for the walk is $5. The Tree of Light holds a is running out of money at a ter; Morris Fraser, membership, It includes a doggie gift bag special meaning for members of time when it will be most need- and Lenore Nicholson, publici- from Hill’s Nutrition Co., and a the Gulf Breeze Hospital family ed. With weather disasters, eco- ty. Buell will manage the book- family photo with your doggie and the community it serves. nomic displacement and the store as well. at beautiful Shoreline Park. Each light honors an individual approaching holidays, the The board meets at 5:30 p.m. (The photos are great for or group which supports the Hotline will be challenged more each second Monday of the Christmas cards, too!) Gulf Breeze Hospital Auxiliary. than ever as families cope with month. Walk your pooch and burn For a minimum donation of mounting financial and emo- Friends members and the off that big piece of pumpkin $5, your light will shine on the tional strain. public are always invited. pie and extra serving of stuffing Tree of Light in recognition of During 2008, call volume for along two marked doggie walks the person or group you choose. the Hotline rose by approxi- – a short or long walk featuring During the holidays, your light mately 1,000 more calls each a water station and pet treats. At tells them you are thinking of month as a direct result of the the gazebos along Santa Rosa them in a very special way. country’s worsening financial Sound, Soggy Paws will offer Their names will appear in the conditions and the burden this doggie baths, and a representa- Book of Honor displayed in the places on family and relation- tive from the Animal Medical Hospital Lobby and a card will ships. At the same time, funding Center will be on hand for your be sent notifying them of your from private sources has been pet’s health questions. The two- thoughtfulness. cut dramatically. A staff reduc- and four-legged friends can To honor a person or group, tion was implemented in meet new buddies at the Bark pick up a form from the Gulf October, but the Hotline will be Park, a large, fenced-in doggy Breeze Hospital Auxiliary forced to lay off many of its play area. Office. Please return the com- advocates without immediate Raffle tickets are also avail- pleted form to the Gulf Breeze emergency funding. able. Prizes include a gift cer- Hospital Auxiliary Office or The goal is to raise $1 million tificate from Invisible Fence, mail to the Gulf Breeze Hospital by the end of the year so the gift cards to local stores such as Auxiliary, 1110 Gulf Breeze Hotline can continue to answer Bruno’s or Publix, two large gift Parkway, Gulf Breeze, 32561. the ever-increasing calls from baskets, and boarding certifi- those in need. Plain and simple, cates from Sunshine Puppies, Gulf Isle Neighbors more people will die if there is Red Woof Inn and the Animal no one to answer the phones. Medical Center. Gulf Isle Neighbors’ Supporting the Hotline is a way For more information about November meeting at the helping friends and neighbors the SRWC Family Dog Walk, Pensacola Civic Center on Nov. when they are most vulnerable. contact Heike Appelt, event 12 had a special treat for mem- Domestic violence does not dis- T H E B L A K E A T G U L F B R E E Z E chairman, at (850) 529-5307. bers and guests. criminate among its victims; it They presented “Three’s can happen to anyone. A Retirement, Assisted Living, and Memory Care Community Tree-lighting event Company” a trio of women, You can help right now. All planned at GB Hospital who sang three-part harmony, contributions are tax-deductible. Affordable Luxury. modeled after the Andrews and Please send contributions to: The Gulf Breeze Hospital McGuire Sisters. National Domestic Violence Striking Architecture. Auxiliary cordially invites the Please contact Joyce Lowery Hotline, P.O. 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On the P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Spot: Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 WHERE WE PUT Fax: (850) 932-8794 PEOPLE “ON THE www.gulfbreezenews.com SPOT” TO ANSWER A QUESTION “ON 2008 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ Honorable Mention - Sports ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup Are you more likely to travel this holiday CO-PUBLISHERS : Lisa Newell season now Victoria Papajohn Let’s bring Beach Bowl Cup back to GBHS next year that gas prices EDITOR: Joe Culpepper When this newspaper this writer prior to the start of have dropped? hatched the idea for what the season, when I advocated SPORTS EDITOR: became the Publix Beach Bowl hard work, focus, desire and Jason Thompson Cup Presented by Gulf Breeze belief that winning is possible ADVERTISING SALES: News, we knew there was at with the proper attitude and Pam Randall least a 50-50 chance the 2008 dedication. We distributed Robert Kelsch trophy might end up in the hundreds of shirts to show our hands of rival Navarre High support of the team and pro- OFFICE MANAGER: School. mote spirit. Karen Murphy The trophy, created earlier This newspaper — this town this fall, was established as a ed to the Raiders. The defeat high school athletics. Winning — still believes in our boys, GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: traveling award to the winner was a bitter pill to swallow at ISN’T everything. In life, we our team, our school and our “Nope, because my family just Production Director of the annual Gulf Breeze- the end of a very difficult sea- learn that winning isn’t always coaches. And we believe that lives too far away, and it’s too Jessica Bowie Navarre football game, now son for the Dolphins, who fin- measured by points on a score- when the second week in Lee Kettenring expensive.” known as the Beach Bowl. The ished 1-9 with their second board or stats in the newspaper. November rolls around in Elizabeth Easterling winning team gets to keep the consecutive defeat against Winning, when it boils down to 2009, the Publix Beach Bowl CONTRIBUTORS: Gulf Breeze Navarre. it, is more accurately gauged by Betty Archer Allen trophy for a year before the Cup Presented by Gulf Breeze Bette Boyle teams play again. Vince Lombardi, the leg- character and integrity. The News will be reclaimed by the Pam Brannon So last Friday night, after endary former coach of the Dolphins played their hearts young men in blue and gold. Scott Page Navarre managed a hard- Green Bay Packers, was out this season, and unfortu- Then our boys will experi- Chuck Randle earned, come-from-behind 18-9 famous for saying: “Winning nately it was not reflected in ence the joy felt by the Raiders victory in rainy Russell isn’t everything; it’s the ONLY the victory column. this season, and the shoe will Stadium, it was painful – from thing.” Several weeks ago, Gulf be on the other foot. our perspective — to see the That might be so in profes- Breeze News had 1,000 t- Thanks, Dolphins, for laying dejected looks of the Gulf sional sports, where livelihoods shirts printed with the words it on the line for the town of Member: Breeze High players as they depend on the outcome of “We Believe.” The words Gulf Breeze. Florida Press Association watched the Cup being present- games. But this is amateur, were taken from a column by You are winners in our book. “No, it’s just not worth it. I’m National Newspaper Assn. still trying to recover from the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber prices being so high.” of Commerce (“2003 Small Lynn Hare Business of the Year”) Science Olympiad team focuses on Orlando Gulf Breeze Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce Special to Gulf Breeze News competition in Orlando on Saturday, Feb. If you love science and attend Gulf IN YOUR WORDS 28, at the University of Central Florida. Pensacola Chamber Breeze High School, you are encouraged to If the team wins, it will advance to of Commerce try out for the Science Olympiad team. nationals in Augusta, Ga. The competition Navarre Tourist What is Science Olympiad? problems. It also gives them the chance to will be May 15-16, 2009. It is a very special Development Council It is an elementary, middle school and face off against many of the same students year for Science Olympiad. This will be the Santa Rosa County Chamber high school team competition that requires they will be competing with nationally for 25th anniversary of the competition. of Commerce knowledge of various science topics, math- future jobs.” If you would like to make a donation to LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze ematics and engineering ability. Last year, the high school team went to the Science Olympiad team and help them News welcomes your opinion. “Science Olympiad benefits high school state competition in Orlando and won for go to state and nationals, one way to do so We reserve the right to edit a students by helping them find an interest in the seventh consecutive year, sending them is by saving and bringing your Bruno’s “Well, if I was traveling any- letter to fit space available. We science and the areas they are good at,” said to Washington, D.C., for the national com- receipts to either the high school or drop- where it would make a differ- do not accept letters containing ence.” a personal attack on any indi- Sue Cundiff, a teacher at Gulf Breeze High. petition. This year, they are hoping to go for ping them off at the Bruno’s courtesy count- It helps students learn how to study and the eighth consecutive year. er. Ask that your receipts be put in the box Jennifer Jones vidual. Letters must be limited Gulf Breeze to one per month from an indi- organize their time.” There was an amazing amount of interest for the high school Science Olympiad team. vidual writer. If we receive form This year, the Olympiad team has a new shown this year for Science Olympiad. (The Middle School team has a box at letters, we will print only the first head coach, Robyn Ludlum. She has been More than 25 people came to the first meet- Bruno’s where receipts can be placed, also.) one we receive. Include your teaching science for five years and helped ing, and more than 15 freshmen signed up at Bruno’s donates one-percent of the total name, address and daytime phone number. coach Science Olympiad the past two years. Club Rush. funds to the high school. Money donations “Most job opportunities that will be Club Rush is a type of expo with school are also accepted. The club accepts checks CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze available to today’s students will be in the clubs there to show the freshman what clubs made out to Gulf Breeze High School. They News is committed to accuracy scientific field,” Ludlum said, “be it chem- were available for them to join. This year is can be brought to the high school or mailed and wants to hear from you if we istry, environmental science or any of the the first year that freshman are able to join to Robyn Ludlum or Sue Cundiff at GBHS, need to make a correction or clarification. Please email us various engineering or health-related pro- the high school Science Olympiad team; 675 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, at [email protected] fessions. before, they had to join the middle school 32561. with the subject line “Science Olympiad gives conscientious team. Help your Gulf Breeze Science CORRECTION or students some real-world experience in This year, the Gulf Breeze Science Olympiad team be able to say: “We came, “No, my family lives out of the CLARIFICATION. Or, call applying classroom knowledge to actual Olympiad team will participate in the state we studied, we won, we conquered!” country, and that’s too far (850) 932-8986 during away.” office hours and ask for Duna Moore news or sports departments. ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News will not be responsible for Local candidate thanks citizens for support quality or discoloration in ads provided by the advertiser or its I wish to thank all of the sup- WSRE thanks paper With your print promotion, we agents. porters who donated their time, LETTERS for promoting event were able to raise an estimated Gulf Breeze News is published money and energy into my $100,000 in gross revenue. recent campaign for the We’ve heard rave reviews weekly on Thursdays for $30 I would also like to thank my On behalf of Sandy Cesaretti per year by Gulf Breeze News Blackwater Soil & Water about the food, wines, our wife, Tara, for all of her unwa- Ray, the WSRE Board of Publishing, Inc. Periodical Conservation District 4 seat. international celebrity guest, vering love and support. Directors and WSRE staff, we postage paid at Gulf Breeze, I am grateful to the thousands Chef Jacques Pepin, and the Florida. USPS # 021819. I am confident that my oppo- of Santa Rosa County voters want to thank Gulf Breeze News event overall. Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- nent, Lucas Killiam, shares my for its sponsorship of the 20th tions. POSTMASTER: Please who put their trust in me and We look forward to working send address changes to gave me their vote. We ran a love for our county and my annual Wine & Food Classic, with you on next year’s Classic, “I was planning on going some- Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box spirited and clean campaign but passion for conservation. I “Taste, Toast and Tour the scheduled for Oct. 18, 2009, as where anyway, but it will make 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. came up short. I have met some wish him the best of luck. World!” we celebrate the 21st year of it easier.” All content is copyrighted truly wonderful people along Thank you all. Thanks to special people this signature event. Jake Vogler 2008. 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As a very “senior” senior, am I allowed ■ to acknowledge that I was proud of BOTH Do you ever wonder why the color of Always Online. Always Local. candidates for the Presidency? I felt that animals’ fur and hair doesn’t change color John McCain set a gracious tone with his as much as ours does as we grow older? concession speech, and Barack Obama The Irish setter’s red pelt stays red, even if responded in kind. there is a tiny bit of grey at the muzzle. The KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. This bodes well for the coming adminis- tiger cat does not lose its stripes. All ani- tration. Most of us realize that it will take the big rockers out on the front porch. With mals continue to look very much the same, For Terrific Cooling Service hard work on the part of both parties to me still in my school clothes, and Memmy and only humans seem to change so much. restore our country to its former standing. I wearing her organdy prayer shawl and We go gray or white or (gasp!) bald. 939-3325 hope everyone will be prepared to do their plain-dress garb, we would start the chairs For many years now I’ve carried dog part! slowly rocking, but soon start to put on treats for a set of Irish setters with shining ■ some speed. red coats that I often pass on my walk. It CERTIFIED I passed a neighbor’s house the other day One time, when finally we had the chairs reminds me of the days when my father-in- TECHNICIANS and paused to admire their ‘old timey’ out- going as fast as they could without turning law spoke of me, and how he would he door decor: three old-fashioned rocking them over, we were laughing so hard that always refer to me as “my little redhead” Ready to Serve You! chairs on the front porch, with plants on Mother came out from inside to see what instead of by name. I wonder if he would tables scattered about. This brought to mind was going on. I quickly left the scene to recognize me with my white hair now? my own experience with rocking chairs – change from my school clothes, leaving Well, at least the setters still do after all View your unborn baby as never before! ‘rockers’ as we called them. Memmy to explain. (Sometimes it’s just this time, whether my hair is red or white. Introducing video ultrasound pictures of the unborn baby in the womb. Yes, I can remember when the word better to leave the scene and let others do As for bald, well, I hope I never find out – rockers meant chairs, not band members. the talking!) let me leave that problem to the guys only. When I was young, my great-grandmother Well, you know me, there’s always a Sorry, fellas! Memmy came every year from her home song the fits the occasion that comes to ■ upstate to spend Thanksgiving week with mind (this one by Hoagy Carmichael) : Speaking of old-timey, here’s a squeaky- the family in Philadelphia. She felt that “Old rocking chair’s got me, cane by my clean little joke: only SHE could take charge of the entire side, chained to my rocking chair...” Asked what she learned in Sunday Thanksgiving feast and keep everything I don’t have rockers on my own front School that day, little Susie replied, “We under control for the big day. porch these days, but maybe I can sneak learned that a Christian should only have If the November weather was mild over to my neighbor’s porch some night one spouse. See amazing photos enough when I came walking home from and see if I still have the old pizzazz. My I think it is called monotony.” of babies as young as 8 school, she and I would sit side by side on daughter says I’m not ‘off my rocker’ yet! See you next week! weeks from 3d ultrasound & 4D ultrasound. New Patients Welcome IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Vicky Griffin, D.O. 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION & Baptist Medical Park OBITUARIES Some seniors face ‘holiday blues’ OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 916-44300

WILLIAM GILBERT For most of us, the holidays cally depressed, they are tempo- how depression can affect sen- ● Women’s Cuts 1945-2008 are a time for happiness and cel- rary. If the “holiday blues” per- iors. Our activity director starting at $30 William D. “Bill” Gilbert, 63, of ebration. We enjoy getting sists for more than a few weeks works on keeping our residents ● Hair Coloring Gulf Breeze, passed away together with loved ones, going or if the person becomes inca- focused on the positive things in starting at $65 Monday, Nov.10, 2008 after an to parties, shopping and just pacitated, professional help is their life, building self-esteem extended illness. enjoying the holiday season. advised. and being independent. We Gilbert was born Aug. 10, But for many seniors, it is a There are strategies that can have many events and entertain- 1945 in Beeville, Texas, to time of sadness and isolation. be utilized in assisting seniors ment scheduled throughout the Thomas E. and Jamie Gilbert. Many seniors, whether they cope with feelings of sadness month of December. If you are He graduated from Escambia live at home or in an assisted during the holidays: an interested senior who wishes High School in 1963 and The living facility, are suspect to the ■ Avoid isolation. If a per- to join us, please call The Villas I Specialize in: University of West Florida with “Holiday Blues.” This time of son can’t join you, go to them. at Gulf Breeze, 934-1061 and ● ● a master’s in Political Science. Up-Do’s Color ■ ask for a schedule of our Gilbert retired after 20 years year brings back memories of Involve them with activi- ● Hair Cutting upcoming events. in the U.S. Air Force and was a happier times. They struggle ties such as volunteering. ● Eyebrow Waxing Vietnam Veteran. He was an with the loss of loved ones as Giving back to others provides a From the staff and residents instructor at the Hurlburt Field they grow older and worry great sense of pleasure and self at The Villas at Gulf Breeze, we want to wish all of you a won- NCO Leadership School. about not being as mobile as worth. Gulf Breeze’s TOP STYLIST Owner, Rachel Adams Gilbert’s favorite hobby was fish- they once were. Many are suf- ■ Try to avoid alcohol. derful holiday season and great 85 Baybridge Drive Gulf Breeze, FL Baybridge Office Park, Building 85 8503848977 ing in Canada. fering from poor health. They Alcohol is a depressant and happiness for the New Year! Gilbert served as both the begin to feel guilty for feeling brings about feeling of sadness. Public Information Officer and ■ the Director of Public Services sad, which perpetuates into Set budgets. Many seniors for Santa Rosa County more sadness and depression. are on a fixed income and over- Angie Batten Gilbert was preceded in Some common indications of spending will cause stress when death by his father, Thomas E depression can include: feeling the bills come in. GULF BREEZE NAVARRE Gilbert; mother, Jamie Gilbert; down or “blue,” change of ■ Share your feelings of sad- and a brother, Thomas Gilbert. appetite, anxiety, withdrawal, ness with others. Sometimes 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 9528 Navarre Pkwy. Survivors include his wife, crying spells, loss of interest in just opening up to another per- Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Navarre, Florida 32566 Mary Gilbert; brother-in-law and activities, weight loss or self- son can help alleviate the feel- (850) 9328855 (850) 9398500 sister, Don and Tanna Kendrick; medicating with food or alco- ing of sadness. sister-in-law, Suzy Gilbert; hol. While many of these symp- The staff at The Villas at Gulf niece, Sarah Whitman; great nephews, Tommy and Noah toms are similar to those experi- Breeze, an Assisted Living Whitman; and numerous other enced by someone who is clini- Community, is very aware of relatives and friends. Burial was Thursday, Nov. 13, at Barrancas National Cemetery in Pensacola with full military honors. Arrangements were entrusted to Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Gulf Breeze.

ANITA D. SMITH 1944-2008 Anita Dillon Smith, 64, of Gulf WEEKDAY Breeze, passed away Nov. 12, at Gulf Breeze 2008 in Pensacola. PROGRAMMING Smith was born June 4, 1944 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING in Washington, D.C. She was FOLKS 6 am - 9 am the daughter of a military family Mon. - Fri. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am and spent many of her child- · 110 Bed Assisted Politically incorrect and proud of it! His hood years in England and trav- Living/Retirement libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am eling abroad. As an adult, she Community conservatives (who think he’s too spent many years living on her liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW beloved Suwannee River in the · Locally Owned conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon community of Bell, Fla. and Operated The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm She is preceded in death by · Home Cooked Meals Marine Corps her father, Thomas Dillon Mara, · Linen and officer, Neal CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm her mother, Rowena R. Mara, Housekeeping Service Boortz grew up in GREG KNAPP EXPERIENCE and brother, Cornelius Mara. Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. She is survived by her daugh- · 24 Hour Staff class of 1963). He ter, Ashley Dillon Smith; hus- and Security has dominated RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. band, Bryan, of Tampa; a son, Atlanta Radio since · Activities Program YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm Justin Wayne Smith, and his Conveniently · Respite & Day Care 1969. Now WEBY wife, Belinda, of Blountstown; brings this top MICHAEL REAGAN 6 pm - 9 pm located in notch talent home. grandchildren, Sydney Mara, RUSTY HUMPHRIES Taylor Dillon and Clementine the heart of 9 pm - midnight Louise, Huckleberry William; extended family and friends. Gulf Breeze 934-1061 A service to celebrate her life was held Sunday, Nov. 16, at the behind Wannee Boat Landing in Bell. Cancun’s www.villasgulfbreeze.com (850) 623-1330 Adams Funeral Home in www.1330weby.com Blountstown was entrusted with Restaurant Assisted Living Facility #9664 arrangements.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8 A November 20, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Carmichael expands her photography skills Area photographer Kim served as the medical director of Carmichael recently traveled to the American Sports Medicine Grand Rapids, Mich., to work Alliance and professor of ortho- with one of the top pedic surgery at Baylor College children’s photog- of Medicine from 2005 to 2007. raphers in the Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News country, Brianna Yost joins med practice The Aqua Water treatment plant on East Bay Boulevard in Navarre burned last Graham. Jason A. Yost, M.D., has Wednesday, creating what officials first feared was a hazardous material situation. Through partici- joined Tiger Point Family pation in a variety Medicine and the practice of of urban photo Carmichael Anita S. Westafer, M.D., Marta shoots, she Jacenyik, M.D., and Janice explored the techniques Reverse 911 failure addressed Pettigrew, A.R.N.P. Graham uses to produce the Yost earned his medical from Holley-Navarre, Navarre Bay Boulevard area, county vivid color and atmosphere for BY PAM BRANNON degree at St. Christopher’s Beach, Midway and Florosa emergency management offi- which her work is known. Gulf Breeze News College of Medicine in Fire Departments responded, cials asked local media to get Carmichael, who recently [email protected] Cambridge, England. He com- with the first teams arriving at the alert out quickly. The took top honors in the 15th pleted his residency and intern- Usually when an emergency approximately 6:17 p.m. Reverse 911 System is tested annual Power of Photography ship at the University of situation happens in Santa Owner Anthony Weathers daily and had been working show, specializes in distinctive Arkansas for Medical Sciences Rosa County, the Reverse 911 was in the plant at the time of until Wednesday afternoon “personality portraits” as well in Texarkana, Ark. Call 934- System automatically calls res- the fire and was transported by during a routine test. The as surf photography. idents’ landlines within the Lifeguard Ambulance Service motherboard failed, so another 0932 for more information. area of the emergency and to Gulf Breeze Hospital for motherboard for the computer Paulos joins Andrews alerts them. treatment for smoke inhalation was ordered. Then the hazmat But that could not happen and burns. The next day, he incident occurred later that Internationally respected last week when officials were was transported to Shans evening. orthopaedic surgeon and concerned about an air-quality Healthcare in Gainesville for The shelter-in-place alert researcher Dr. Lonnie Paulos concern due to chemicals treatment, where he was listed was lifted after the Midway has joined the Andrews Institute 3822 N. 9th Ave, Pensacola, FL released during a fire in in serious condition at press Fire Hazmat team tested the air for Orthopaedics & Sports At 9th and Fairfield Navarre because of a failed time. quality on site and determined Medicine in Gulf Breeze. computer motherboard. So the A hazmat team was also there were no dangerous chem- Paulos is now seeing patients of Before... those old photos fade away! county depended on the old- called to the scene when anoth- icals in the air. all ages and specializes in fashioned system of asking the er employee told the first The fire was out at 8:37 orthopaedic surgery of the knee PHOTO local media to alert the public responders what kind of chem- p.m., and the last units left the and shoulder. RESTORATION to stay in place until the air had icals were in the building. A scene at 8:50 p.m. Paulos also has been named We can repair fading, cracks and spots, remove people and been tested. shelter-in-place alert was The state Fire Marshal’s medical director of the research objects from photos. Combine The county’s emergency issued at 6:20 p.m. for anyone Office is investigating the fire and education division of the two or more photos together. services received a call at 6:10 living or working within a scene to determine cause of the Also Institute, renamed the Andrews- Custom tshirts p.m. last Wednesday, Nov. 12 half-mile radius of the fire. fire. A new motherboard was Paulos Research & Education Posters gulfbreezenews.com that the Aqua Water treatment When it was determined that ordered for the 911 computer Institute. He comes to the 435-7373 plant on East Bay Boulevard in there might be a chemical air- and was to be installed early Andrews Institute from on the ‘Net Navarre was on fire. Units quality problem in the East this week. Houston, Texas, where he

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 20, 2008 Dental practice of Drs. Renfroe and Zieman a Gulf Breeze institution There is an old adage that “two’s a plenty, come here from out three’s a crowd,” but the dentists at Renfroe & of town, stay in Zieman prove otherwise. After nearly 40 years touch over the years of teamwork, Dr. Fred Renfroe and Dr. Steve and refer, refer, Zieman recently hired a new dentist to join the refer. To have their practice and the fit could not be better! trust is very hum- “Dr. A.E. Miller came to us last spring, and bling.” we could not be more delighted,” praises And the commit- Zieman. “He has excellent technical knowledge ment to quality of and experience, which is important to us. We service will contin- have always been on the cutting edge and gone ue to grow. with the latest equipment and techniques. We “We brought don’t wait to follow – that’s what sets us apart.” A.E. in to add to Drs. Renfroe and Zieman both began prac- what we do – we ticing in the 70’s. They attended a seminar don’t want things to Skin Care Center together at the Pankey Institute and formed a change. He’s cohesive dental philosophy and practice cen- extremely knowl- tered on excellence in patient care, the best of edgeable and com- offers a lifetime of medical training and techniques and life-long petent and will add service to and involvement within the commu- to what we do healthful beauty nity. They are a Gulf Breeze institution – it just already. As dentistry comes natural now to be in the heart of Gulf advances, it is more If beauty is truly only skin deep, ladies, we need to make Drs. Renfroe, Zieman and Miller huddle with staff every morning to Breeze working in the community and giving fun than ever to go over every chart of every patient scheduled for appointments that sure we take great care of our skin! And Skin Care Center back at every chance. practice. Non-inva- day. No matter who meets or processes the patient, all staff is of Gulf Breeze can help you find a customized course of “Gulf Breeze is really a different communi- sive dentistry briefed and prepared as to who is coming in and what they are there treatment to guarantee a lifetime of beautiful skin. ty – a small town. These great dentists are also advances, pain-free for. It is a priority for the doctors that when every patient comes in, Dr. Kevin Welch, Board Certified Dermatologist, is affil- great men and I am learning a lot from them, injections, computer they are well-received, made comfortable and well-treated. The doc- iated with Skin Care Center, and performs a multitude of about dentistry and about humanity,” Miller advances all add up tors are proud to offer cutting edge comprehensive family and cos- non-invasive techniques to magnify a woman’s beauty and says. “I may have been at the top of dentistry, to doing a better metic dentistry in the convenience of Gulf Breeze Proper in a very youthful appearance. He is a platinum-plus Botox injector, but these guys are also offering a whole differ- job,” asserts personal way! and is one of the top 100 administrators of Botox by volume ent level of personal touch. They are at their Renfroe. in the United States. “I have been administering Botox prime as professionals, and I can learn from The practice is one of only a handful that can practice is the beginning of a new life for me,” since 2001 when the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) them.” create a computer-generated crown right in the says Miller. “I am happy to have a chance to legalized it. I personally do all my injections of Botox and It is not unusual for several generations of office; if a patient presents with a broken tooth, start anew in a way that takes advantage of fillers and I strongly recommend to all women and men the same family to receive care at Renfroe & they can walk out the same day with their new where I’ve been and what I’ve done and take it considering this therapy that they see only a dermatologist Zieman. “I’m on my fourth generation already crown thanks to an in-house porcelain lab that all to a new level. I will never have the years of or a plastic surgeon. I know that my training provides a – in fact today I had the grandchildren in one adds a unique degree of service. Lasers, com- common history with the community that these unique personalized approach from the hybrid level of room and great grandchildren across from them puterized techniques and cutting edge instru- men have now, but I will build relationships knowledge of the der- at the same time!” Zieman laughs when he adds ments all add to the level of service provided. and service from this point. I am honored to be matology discipline. “You really get to be a part of people’s lives and “Life is good…” says Zieman with a bright getting mentored by these fine dentists.” When done correctly, I it is an amazing thing.” smile. “… in Gulf Breeze and in dental care!” have no reservations Renfroe agrees. “I am always honored when Miller owned his own practice for ten years Renfroe & Zieman that Botox can be both people throughout the years send me referrals. in St. Petersburg, and then followed that with 13 Center Street safe and very effec- It is truly overwhelming how many patients three years of non-profit work. “Joining this Phone: (850) 932-2266 tive.” When women come in to the center, most often their concerns Denise Williams keeps a bright ‘new are uneven skin tone, wrinkles around the forehead and the attitude’ after 20 years of success mouth and facial red- ness. “We have the It is hard to believe that Denise Williams non-invasive treat- has recently celebrated 20 years of success in ments available right her business, New Attitude, because she here in Gulf Breeze retains the enthusiasm and joy of a stylist first that can give the ABOVE: Dr. Kevin Welch and stepping out in her career. appearance of a mid Madrina Newcomb work "I am so very blessed," Williams says. "I face lift,” Welch together to serve their clients have never taken what I do for granted and I asserts. “We can use at Skin Care Center of Gulf know that every day is an opportunity to bless fillers such a restalyn, Breeze. A gift certificate for the others. I have the opportunity to help people juvederm, radiesse and holidays can be divided to look and feel good about themselves. I believe the newest product, include Dr. Welch’s cosmetic that God has blessed me with the ability to do exolence to fill in the dermatology treatments and hair and I get great satisfaction from creating a lines around the nose Madrina’s array of spa treat- style that works for each individual client." and mouth, turn up the ments. Gentlemen and ladies Her clients praise her amazing ability to corners of the mouth, alike can benefit from the anti- really give them a cut that best suits their per- augment lips and fill in aging techniques and beautifi- sonality, lifestyle, facial structure and skin the lipstick lines. You cation and relaxation services tones. "I first met Denise at the Club playing can really achieve a offered. tennis," says Bobbi Blades. "Her honesty con- youthful appearance.” cerning the right cut and color for me, as a Madrina Newcomb, co-owner, is very proud of the fact Realtor who's in and out of the weather all of that the Skin Care Center can afford every client varying the time, rain or shine, and a person who loves degrees of beautification and pampering. “I enjoy the the outdoors and outdoor activities was not unique opportunity to be a part of this team – we have a only refreshing but right on. I recommend skin care center staffed by a cosmetic dermatologist with a ABOVE: New Attitude to all of my clients moving into Caryn Martino, Dawn Phillips, Laura Gorman, Denise Williams, Debi Ice wealth of experience and knowledge in all aspects of non- the area and ones who live here. Having and Mona Pierce (not pictured) work together to provide a salon that includes serv- invasive cosmetic procedures and we have all the pamper- moved here from Atlanta and knowing no one, ices to take care of the total person and help people look and feel good about them- ing benefits of a first-class spa. I have customers who’ve I found Denise to be warm, enjoining and com- selves. been coming to me for years for facials, and nails, and they mitted to her business, family, friends, and and they had no real desire to move. But I was dream of having a salon that included services love adding all these new procedures Doc offers.” community. The name of the salon, well, it persistent, and about 4 months later I bought to take care of the total person, and I have real- The Skin Care Center offers a full array of services says it all!" the property." New Attitude flourished there ized that dream. It is really exciting to me that including facials, manicures and pedicures, body treatments Denise grew up in Massachusetts where she for 10 years. at New Attitude we have expanded to better and massages, and all the latest skin treatments. One of the frequently was "up close and personal" in the There was a time when she considered mov- serve current and potential clients and now things the clients love the most is the “Does she or doesn’t salon where her mother got her hair styled. "I ing into Pensacola, but her research and her offer massage therapy, skin care and manicures she?” aura of the locale. Skin Care Center is conveniently would sit and watch my mother get her hair heart kept Williams in Gulf Breeze. and pedicures." located in Gulf Breeze on Gulf Breeze Pkwy, and ladies and done, and I knew it was something I wanted to "My partner, Booth, and I live here in Gulf Not surprisingly, Williams has artistic tal- gents who see each other coming and going can never know do." Denise says with a characteristic smile Breeze and we enjoy and support this wonder- ents in other areas as well, and enjoys design- exactly which treatment the other is in for. “I love getting and chuckle, "One day I took my father's spare ful community. We bought the property where ing hardscape. She stays in shape and de- my nails and a bit of Botox done,” said one client deter- clippers and cut my little brother's hair!" the salon now stands at 3238 Fordham in 2002 stresses playing tennis at The Club and mined to have anonymity. “When I walk out blowing off When Williams moved to Gulf Breeze in and the rest is history!" belongs to the Pensacola Ladies' League. my nails, no one could ever guess I’ve had my face treated, 1987, she initially worked at Foxy Lady and "I truly believe that a great cut is the most Though its hard to imagine her having any too! And I love Madrina’s staff – they are very friendly and co-owned HairWeAre before moving to her critical aspect of hair style," Williams asserts. spare time, she also serves on the board of helpful and could not be better at what they do.” own loft space behind the Tom Thumb on "It is the foundation. My clients tell me that I directors of her church, on its finance team and Welch readily offers consultations, but he is also a great Highway 98. Her client base ever-growing, am consistently good at giving them a great sings with the praise and worship team. listener. “I do not create a whole new person here, my goal Williams seized the opportunity to purchase cut, and I deal with them honestly about what is to evaluate each client and adapt the level of beautifica- her first Highway 98 location in the early 90's. will and won't work for them. I have many New Attitude tion from simple to complex according to their wishes.” "I knocked on the door where the "Wood's long-term clients, and we have relationships 3238 Fordham Pkwy Skin Care Center Gallery" is now. A family was still living there, that I prize and protect -- 28 years ago I had a Gulf Breeze 2874 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.

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Entertainment Couch Theater CALENDAR Watch ‘Hancock’ repair his image Thursday 11/20 Sunday 11/23 By DNA SMITH day special featuring musical Bimini Beach Bar Bamboo Willie’s guests John Legend, Elvis Costello, Toby Keith, Willie Live Entertainment. NFl Football, 3 p.m. PICK OF THE WEEK Paddy O’ Leary’s “And Then There Were None” Nelson and Feist. John Stewart “Hancock” — Will Smith makes an appearance to sing a Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. Pensacola Little Theatre, 3 stars as Hancock, a superhero duet with Colbert — an original Sandshaker Lounge p.m. with amazing powers who’s song entitled “Hanukkah.” Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge also a drunk and a jerk. After “George Carlin: It’s Bad For Mo Jiles, 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. saving the life of a public-rela- Ya” — This is the late George Friday 11/21 Paddy O’ Leary’s tions guy named Ray (Jason Carlin’s final HBO perform- "Throw a Bowl for Manna" Lektric Mullets. Bateman), Hancock allows the ance. Although this isn’t PJC Anna Lamar Switzer guy to help him with his image. George’s best show, it is certain- Center for Visual Arts, 6-9 p.m. Hilarity ensues — for a while. ly his best set this decade. “And Then There Were None” Monday 11/24 Then the film takes a weird Special features include his Pensacola Little Theatre, 8 Sandshaker Lounge direction with an odd subplot 1969 appearance on “The Jackie p.m. B. A.R.E day, 10 a.m. - ’til, about amnesia and immortality Gleason Show” and selections Bimini Beach Bar Monday Night Football, 7 p.m. and gods. “Hancock” isn’t a from his 2007 three-hour inter- horrible movie, and it’s not Live music, band TBD, 9 p.m. Bamboo Willie’s view for the Archive of Monday Night Football. super-great, either. But it’s good American Television. Sandshaker Lounge enough to make it the movie Paddy O’ Leary’s The Shiz, 8:30 p.m. pick of this week. The film is Karaoke with Eric, 10 p.m. TV SERIES Paddy O’ Leary’s being released in both theatrical “24: Redmption” Dee Dee, 9 p.m. and unrated editions. “Freaks & Geeks Yearbook Will Smith stars as Hancock, an alcoholic superhero that Hopjack’s Tuesday 11/25 Edition” allows a public relations professional to help him with his Kurt & the 6 Packs, 9:30 p.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s ALSO THIS WEEK “Beverly Hills 90210” image. Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. “Pink Panther Ultimate Season 6 Saturday 11/22 Sandshaker Lounge Collection” — Wow. This is one “Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C” The “Case Closed” Season 3 Complete Series” of the biggest box set collec- “The Doris Day Show: The Bamboo Willie’s Karaoke Party, 8 p.m. - ’til Final Season College Football Keg Party, tions I’ve seen: 18 discs. The “The Mod Squad” Season 2, Complete Collection” (c) 2008 King Features Noon. first nine discs have nine of the Vol. 1 “Family Affair: The Synd., Inc. Wednesday 11/26 10 feature films (“Return of the “And Then There Were None” Bamboo Willie’s Pink Panther” isn’t included Pensacola Little Theatre, 8 Girls’ Night Out, 7 p.m. because MGM doesn’t own the p.m. Sandshaker Lounge rights); the remaining nine discs Sandshaker Lounge have all the Pink Panther and Open Mic Night, 7:30 p.m. The Shiz, 8:30 p.m. Inspector Clouseau cartoons Bimini Beach Bar (more than 190). Live music, band TBD, 9 p.m. Thursday 11/27 Paddy O’ Leary’s Paddy O’ Leary’s COMEDY Kurt & the 6 Packs, 9 p.m. Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. “A Colbert Christmas: The Hopjack’s Sandshaker Lounge Greatest Gift of All” — This is Live music, band TBD, 9:30 Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. the DVD release of Colbert’s p.m. one-hour Comedy Central holi-

LOCAL TV LISTINGS FOR YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Thursday Evening MOVIES November 20, 2008 Thursday Saturday Monday 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 8:31 p.m. on NBC 7 p.m. on CBS 8 p.m. on NBC Ugly Betty “When Grey’s Anatomy “In (:01) Life on Mars News (N) (:35) 30 Rock: When Jack and Liz (Alec Baldwin, AABC Betty Met YETI” (N) the Midnight Hour” (N) (CC) News (N) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Vulcans Heroes: After reuniting Sylar and Elle (Zach- Survivor: Gabon CSI: Crime Scene (:01) Eleventh Hour News (N) Late Tina Fey) are invited to a dinner party at Gavin in Vegas? Some “Star Trek” fans do take their ary Quinto, Kristen Bell), Arthur (Robert Forster) BCBS (N) (CC) Investigation (N) “Surge” (N) (CC) Show Volure’s (guest star Steve Martin) mansion, Jack obsession to extremes, but that generally doesn’t orders them to find Claire (Hayden Panettiere) Commu- Medal of Honor (CC) (DVS) Antiques Roadshow America at a Cross- is let in on a secret business opportunity, and the involve coloring their blood Spock green. Grissom and bring her to him. Matt, Hiro and Ando (Greg DPBS nity (CC) roads eccentric businessman becomes enamored with and Willows (William Petersen, Marg Helgen- Grunberg, Masi Oka, James Kyson Lee) then Kitchen Nightmares Kitchen Nightmares News (N) Every- Every- Liz. Jack encourages their burgeoning relation- EFOX “Campania” (CC) “Sante La Brea” (N) Raymond Raymond berger) and their colleagues suspect a series of team up and follow Daphne (Brea Grant) to her ship until he finds out there’s more to Gavin than mysterious deaths are connected when all the hometown of Athens, Ga., to discover what she’s My Name Kath & The Office (:31) 30 ER “Age of Innocence” News (N) Tonight meets the eye. Then Tracy (Tracy Morgan) thinks CNBC Is Earl Kim (N) (N) Rock (N) (N) (CC) Show victims turn out to have green blood. Where’s Dr. been hiding. Meanwhile, Nathan and Peter (Adri- his kids are being too nice to him and fears A&E The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) Crime 360 (CC) McCoy when we need him? an Pasdar, Milo Ventimiglia) head to Haiti. A Carol Christmas Christmas Caper (2007) Shannen Doherty. The 700 Club (CC) they’re up to something. ABCFAM Sunday Wednesday COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park S. Park Silverman Daily Colbert Friday ›› DISN The Shaggy Dog (2006) Tim Allen. Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana 7 p.m. on CBS 7 p.m. on FOX 7 p.m. on NBC E! THS Investigates: Mind of a Serial Killer Husbands-Kill E! News Chelsea 24: Redemption: Here’s a two-hour prequel Rosie Live: Remember Carol Burnett? Sonny (6:30) College Football Miami at Georgia Tech. (Live) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Ghost Whisperer: This episode may have ESPN to the events of season seven — which begins & Cher? Glen Campbell? Jim Nabors? Former HBO True Blood (CC) Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Cathouse Real Sex some useful information for those with family in January — to whet the appetites of impatient talk show host Rosie O’Donnell attempts to bring LIFE Reba Reba ›› The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005) Premiere. Will members suffering memory loss. As Melinda MAX (:15) ›› Pathfinder (2007) Karl Urban. ›› The Invasion (2007) Sex (Jennifer Love Hewitt) continues to deal with her fans. Counterterrorism agent Jack Bauer (Kiefer back the good old days of the variety show with MTV Paris Hilton 50 Cent-Money 50 Cent-Money 50 Cent-Money personal loss, she tries to help a man with am- Sutherland) is in Africa dealing with an interna- this new special. She’ll do an opening mono- SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn TNA iMPACT! (N) (CC) Jackass Jackass nesia regain his memory so he can cross over. tional crisis as the United States prepares to in- logue, perform in sketches, introduce musical TBS Friends Friends Friends Friends ››› The Truman Show (1998) (CC) Apparently entering the pearly gates gets compli- augurate a new president, Allison Taylor (Cherry acts and give out prizes to members of the studio TNT NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons at Boston Celtics. NBA Basketball cated if you don’t remember who you are. We as- Jones). Robert Carlyle, Gil Bellows and Jon audience; viewers at home also have the chance USA House “Meaning” House (CC) (:01) House (CC) (:01) House (CC) sume that means more paperwork for St. Peter. Voight also appear. to win goodies. Friday Evening MOVIES November 21, 2008 Saturday Evening MOVIES November 22, 2008 Sunday Evening MOVIES November 23, 2008 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 Wife Swap “Berwick/ Supernanny “Lewis 20/20 (CC) News (N) (:35) College Football Texas Tech at Oklahoma. (Live) (CC) News (N) 2008 American Music Awards Scheduled performers include Ri- News (N) The Law AABC Roachford” (N) Family” (N) (CC) News (N) AABC AABC hanna, Ne-Yo, Taylor Swift and the Pussycat Dolls. 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(N) (CC) Raymond Raymond EFOX (CC) Wanted-Fights Back (CC) (CC) EFOX Sutherland, Cherry Jones. Premiere. (CC) Raymond (CC) Deal or No Deal (N) Crusoe “Hour 7 - Bad Lipstick Jungle (N) News (N) Tonight Knight Rider “Knight The Office Saturday Night Live (CC) News (N) Sat. Night (:15) NFL Football Indianapolis Colts at San Diego Chargers. From Qualcomm News (N) CNBC (CC) Blood” (N) (CC) Show CNBC of the Zodiac” (CC) CNBC Stadium in San Diego. (Live) (CC) A&E CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) Criminal Minds A&E ››› My Cousin Vinny (1992) Joe Pesci. (CC) The Sopranos (CC) Parking A&E CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) ABCFAM Christmas in Boston ›› Three Days (2001) Kristin Davis. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM Once Upon a Christmas (2000) John Dye. Twice Upon a Christmas (2001) (CC) ABCFAM Holiday in Handcuffs (2007) (CC) Snowglobe (2007) Christina Milian. (CC) COM Daily Colbert Chap Chap The Payaso Comedy Slam Presents COM ›› National Lampoon’s Van Wilder (CC) Jackass 2.5 (2007) Jackass: The Movie COM Bill Engvall Jeff Dunham Colbert Cmas S. Park Choco DISN Suite Life Phineas ››› Holes (2003) Sigourney Weaver. Suite Life Montana DISN Suite Life ››› The Santa Clause (1994) (CC) Suite Life Suite Life Montana DISN Montana Wizards Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus Suite Life Suite Life Montana E! 15 Most Infamous Child Star Mugshots The Soup Jobs E! News Chelsea E! ›› Beauty Shop (2005) Queen Latifah. Saturday Night Live The Soup Chelsea E! 15 Most Infamous Child Star Mugshots Girls Kimora The Soup Chelsea ESPN NBA Basketball NBA Basketball: Hornets at Thunder ESPN (6:45) College Football Florida State at Maryland. (:45) SportsCenter (Live) (CC) ESPN (:15) College Football Connecticut at South Florida. (Live) (:15) SportsCenter HBO Sydney Ricky Gervais 4 Christ Entou Entou Little Brit Blood HBO ››› The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) (CC) Boxing Ricky Hatton vs. Paulie Malignaggi. HBO Bourne 24 7 True Blood (CC) Entou Summer Life Blood LIFE Reba Reba Raising Waylon (2004) Thomas Gibson. Will Will LIFE Father-Part II ››› Akeelah and the Bee (2006) (CC) Medium (CC) LIFE A Teacher’s Crime ›› Wisegal (2008) Alyssa Milano. (CC) Grey’s Anatomy MAX ››› Coming to America (1988) (CC) ››› 300 (2007) Gerard Butler. (CC) MAX Fast › The Hills Have Eyes 2 ›› Reservation Road (2007) Zane Sex MAX (:15) ›› Reservation Road (2007) ››› 300 (2007) Gerard Butler. (CC) MTV 50 Cent-Money True Life “I Panic” True Life True Life MTV Parental Parental Parental Parental Woodies MTV Paris Hilton MTV Britney Coll Paris Hilton 50 Cent-Money 50 Cent-Money SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn The Ultimate Fighter SPIKE ›› Sniper (1993) Tom Berenger. (CC) ››› Kung Fu Hustle (2004, Action) SPIKE ›› Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace (1999) CSI: Crime Scn TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy ›› The Wedding Date (2005) TBS My Big Fat Greek Wedding (:45) ›› Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) (CC) TBS ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) (CC) (8:50) ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) (CC) TNT ›› Walking Tall (2004) (CC) ›› Walking Tall (2004) (CC) ›› Doom (2005) TNT (5:30) ›› Con Air ››› Twister (1996) Helen Hunt. (CC) Air Force One (CC) TNT ›› The Guardian (2006) Kevin Costner. Premiere. ›› The Guardian (2006) (CC) USA House (CC) House “Sex Kills” The Starter Wife (N) House “The Itch” USA ›› Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006) (CC) Law Order: CI USA House (CC) House “Alone” House (CC) The Starter Wife

Monday Evening MOVIES November 24, 2008 Tuesday Evening MOVIES November 25, 2008 Wednesday Evening MOVIES November 26, 2008 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 Dancing With the Stars (Live) Samantha (:02) Boston Legal News (N) (:35) A Charlie Brown Dancing With the Stars One of the final News (N) (:35) Pushing Daisies Private Practice (:01) Dirty Sexy News (N) (:35) AABC (CC) Who? “Thanksgiving” (N) News (N) AABC Thanksgiving (CC) teams will be crowned champion. (CC) News (N) AABC “Robbing Hood” (N) “Tempting Faith” (N) Money “The Facts” News (N) Big Bang How I Met Two/Half Worst CSI: Miami “Power News (N) Late NCIS “Dagger” (N) The Mentalist “The Without a Trace “Bet- News (N) Late Old Chris- Gary Un- Criminal Minds “52 CSI: NY “The Box” News (N) Late BCBS Theory Men Week (N) Trip” (N) (CC) Show BCBS (CC) Thin Red Line” (N) ter Angels” (N) Show BCBS tine married Pickup” (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Show Antiques Roadshow ››› The Rape of Europa (2006, Documen- TBA Globe Nova “Ocean Animal Frontline Venezuela’s President Independent Lens World The Standard of Carrier (CC) (DVS) Soundstage DPBS (CC) tary) (CC) Trekker DPBS Emergency” (N) Hugo Chavez. (N) (N) (CC) News DPBS Perfection (CC) Sarah Connor Prison Break “Self- News (N) Every- Every- House “Last Resort” (:08) Fringe “The (:07) News (N) Every- Every- Bones “The Bone House “Wilson’s News (N) Every- Every- EFOX Chronicles less” (N) (CC) Raymond Raymond EFOX (N) (CC) Dreamscape” (N) Raymond Raymond EFOX That Blew” (N) Heart” (CC) Raymond Raymond Chuck “Chuck Versus Heroes “The Eclipse My Own Worst En- News (N) Tonight The Biggest Loser: Families Healthy ver- Law & Order: Special News (N) Tonight Rosie Live (Live) Deal or No Deal (iTV) Deal or No Deal (iTV) News (N) Tonight CNBC the Gravitron” - Part 1” (N) (CC) emy (N) (CC) Show CNBC sion of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Victims Unit (N) Show CNBC (CC) (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Show A&E Intervention (CC) Intervention (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) A&E The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) Rookies Rookies Jacked Jacked A&E Dog Dog Dog Dog Parking Parking Parking Parking ABCFAM Holiday-Rembr ›› Unlikely Angel (1996) Dolly Parton. The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM Dr. Dolittle ›› Snow Dogs (2002) Cuba Gooding Jr. The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM Sons-Mistletoe The Christmas List (1997) Mimi Rogers. The 700 Club (CC) COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park Futurama Futurama Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park Colbert Cmas Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Futurama S. Park S. Park Choco Daily Colbert DISN Wizards Wizards Wizards Wizards Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana DISN Phineas Phineas Phineas Phineas Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana DISN Minutemen (2008) (CC) Phineas Wizards Life De Suite Life Montana E! 20 Most Horrifying Hollywood Murders Soup Girls E! News Chelsea E! E! Special E! Special Keep Up Keep Up E! News Chelsea E! E! Special E! Special Lohan Lohan E! News Chelsea ESPN Countdw NFL Football Green Bay Packers at New Orleans Saints. (Live) SportsCtr ESPN College Basketball Score College Basketball: Maui Invitational SportsCtr ESPN NBA Basketball: Magic at 76ers College Basketball: Maui Invitational HBO ›› Alvin and the Chipmunks Ricky Gervais Dirty Driving: Thundercars HBO ››› The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) REAL Sports Entou Blood HBO Com 24 7 Entou Summer True Blood (CC) Life 27 Dress LIFE Reba Reba The Love of Her Life (2008) (CC) Will Will LIFE Reba Rita Wife Swap (CC) Blush: Artist Will Will LIFE Reba Reba The Interrogation of Michael Crowe (2002) Will Will MAX ›› Disturbia (2007) Shia LaBeouf. ›› Reservation Road (2007) Co Ed MAX (:05) ›› Stripes (1981) Bill Murray. (CC) ›› The Kingdom (2007) Jamie Foxx. MAX › Bait (2000, Action) Jamie Foxx. (CC) ›› Reservation Road (2007) Zane Sex MTV Exiled Sweet 16 The Hills The Hills The Hills Hills Sweet 16 The Hills MTV Sweet 16 The Hills Paris Hilton Paris Hilton Paris Hilton MTV Paris Hilton Paris Hilton MTV Special (:01) True Life SPIKE ›› Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones (2002) CSI: NY (CC) SPIKE Star Wars: Episode III-Revenge of Sith MAN MAN MAN MAN SPIKE The Ultimate Fighter The Ultimate Fighter The Ultimate Fighter The Ultimate Fighter TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Name Name Seinfeld Sex & TBS Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Office Office Frank TV Sex & TBS Payne Payne Payne Payne Payne Payne Seinfeld Sex & TNT Law & Order Law & Order Bones (CC) The Closer (CC) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order “Bling” Cold Case (CC) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Trial by Jury Law & Order USA House (CC) WWE Monday Night Raw (Live) (CC) Law Order: CI USA Sweet Home House (CC) House (CC) Law Order: CI USA ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) Steve Carell. (CC) 40-Year-Old Vir

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 20, 2008 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Gallery Night to host auction for Deadman’s Island The Arts Council of Heather Reed at 850-346-2073 than 20,000 people in Northwest Florida will host to order prints. THINGS TO DO Northwest Florida. Gallery night Friday, Nov. 21, 5- All benefits received will go For more informa- 9 p.m. directly to the Deadman’s Island tion, call 850-432- Well known Artist, Theresa Restoration Project. front of Saks Fifth Avenue. is required - thanks to assistance 2053. Grillo Laird There will be a formal ban- Throughout the evening, Silver from PJC visual arts instructors. (www.tmgrilloart.com), in quet for the original paintings to Sands stores will stay open The exciting evening also Ghost effort to help raise money, has be auctioned at a later date. extended hours for ticket hold- includes the PJC Art Faculty painted and donated two beauti- This time has not yet to be ers to take advantage of special Exhibition, music by the PJC Hunters of ful pictures of Deadman’s Island determined. discounts, giveaways, in-store Jazz Band, delicious appetizers Texas return for auction and printing. Go to www.deadmansis- events and other incentives and beverages. to Pensacola Her paintings will be dis- land.br33z3.com for more infor- throughout the center for that The Switzer Center anchors played for viewing at Hop mation on the project. evening only. the PJC campus at Ninth Lighthouse Jack’s, 10 South Palafox in As shoppers redeem their Avenue and Airport Boulevard. The Ghost Seekers of Texas will be Downtown Pensacola. Shop for a cause tickets, they will be registered to The bowls are then delivered Prints will be available for win one of two $500 Silver to Manna's main pantry at 116. returning to the ordering on various sizes either at Silver Sands Sands shopping sprees. The E. Gonzalez St. for "Fill a Bowl Pensacola Lighthouse on watercolor or artist paper. Shop for a cause on Sunday, charity with the most ticket for Manna," the fundraiser's sec- for a one night stand Please call Project Manager, Nov. 23 from 5-8 p.m. Evening holders present that evening will ond phase. Festivities are 1 to 3 on Friday, Nov. 21. of Giving is a shop- receive an additional donation p.m. Jan. 17. Admission is $25 Join in the excite- ping and entertain- of $500 from Silver Sands. per person. ment of ghost hunting Mark Hopkins at the potter’s ment event at Silver Sinfonia Gulf Coast is our At this event, guests select with professional wheel at last year’s “Throw a Sands benefiting region's only fully professional bowls to fill with soups pre- ghost hunters. There Sinfonia Gulf Coast symphony orchestra. For more pared by local chefs - and take will be four, one-hour Bowl for Manna.” and a wide variety information, please call 850- home as keepsakes - plus bid on sessions starting at 210-531-6759. Proceeds will of local and region- 267-1478. bowls designed by local artists 6:30 p.m. go to the Pensacola Lighthouse al charities. during the Silent Auction. Cost is $15 per person. Make Association for maintenance Tickets are avail- PJC hosts ‘Throw Manna is a nonprofit organi- your reservations by calling and repairs of the lighthouse. able for $5 each zation that fights hunger in with all proceeds a Bowl for Manna’ Escambia and Santa Rosa coun- going to charity. Pensacola Junior College ties. It annually serves more Sinfonia Evening of invites the community to have Giving tickets are some wheel fun at the second annual "Throw a Bowl for GULF on sale now at BREEZE Viking Kitchen, Manna," where guests get down CINEMA 4 Destin Center for and dirty throwing bowls at the Friday November 21st–Thursday November 27th potter's wheel. ART FILMS BY THE BEACH Cosmetic Dentistry Evenings: $7 Matinees: $5 Daily or by contacting Hosted by PJC and Manna, the hands-on fun runs from 6 to The Secret Lives of Bees Sinfonia Gulf (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21, at the Coast. Man on Wire ALL STADIUM SEATING ● ALL DIGITAL (PG13) Daily at 4:00 7:00 This piece, “Sunset on The evening Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Religulous ● begins at 5 p.m. in Visual Arts. Show your support (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 BIRTHDAY PARTIES AVAILABLE Deadman’s Island,” will be auc- with a donation. the Courtyard in Transsiberian ● tioned at Gallery Night, Nov. 21. No potter's wheel experience (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 OPEN DAILY AT 12:30 PM BARGAIN FILMS BY THE BEACH ● Evenings: $4 Matinees: $3 Daily Showtimes: 934-3332 Beverly Hills Chihuahua (PG) Daily at 1:00 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 JPN CINEMAS 3.7 miles east of Pensacola Beach Exit Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 916-9402 Check out website@ MOVIESHOWTIME.NET

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BY PAM BRANNON department told the committee those monstrous things in there park.” Gulf Breeze News that a petition filed by 100 resi- and it will stop the calmness of The president of the home- [email protected] dents of Sandpiper Village the park.” owners association told the com- requested that any plans involv- Committee member Mike mittee there were members of the Some residents in Santa Rosa ing removal of trees and the addi- Werner said there had been a sur- association who would like the County District 5 are saying tion of pavilions be withdrawn. vey done of District 5 residents to pavilions and picnic tables. ‘thanks, but no thanks’ to “These residents want the park see what the general consensus Werner suggested the Gulf Breeze Courtyard is a community with an improvements being planned for to remain in its natural state,” was as to what each park should Recreation Advisory Committee emphasis on memory care residents. Simmons said. have. approve the children’s play- their community parks. The Each resident has full access to our secured District 5 Recreation Advisory The county also received sev- “We are trying to make a base- ground additions, the benches community including 2 beautiful courtyards. Committee meeting room was eral e-mails from Sandpiper resi- line to bring all parks up to a stan- and bike racks. But he also asked We do not confine our memory care residents to a filled with residents last week dents either asking for informa- dard,” Werner said. “The overall the homeowners association to tion about the proposed improve- consensus of the survey was peo- go back to their membership to small locked ward. We are neither ashamed of our who do not want the proposed memory care residents nor are we willing to improvements made to their vari- ments or filing objections about ple wanted each park to have at get a vote on whether to have the segregate them. the removal of any trees in the least bike paths and bike racks, pavilions and picnic tables with ous neighborhood parks. Our Staff is highly trained and compassionate. A pavilion had been planned park. Simmons gave copies of all benches, picnic tables and grills grills added. for Oriole Beach boat ramp and e-mails to the committee. with a couple pavilions. That is The committee agreed to wait Our rooms are spacious with extra large walk-in park, but several residents request- There were several residents at what we are trying to do at each for the survey of the association. closets which provide our residents with additional living space. ed that the committee not put a the meeting, as well as the pavilion and picnic table there, but Sandpiper Homeowners Chef Joel’s dining experience is second to none. only limit the planned improve- Association president and vice At Gulf Breeze Courtyard, ments to a couple benches and president. Simmons assured the we have the privilege of working some bike racks. The committee residents that the placement of agreed to limit improvements. the pavilions by the water would in our residents home. But the longest discussion was require no trees to be removed. with some residents of Sandpiper “We have already had the area Village. Improvements planned checked for that issue, and there Join us for our 1st ever Girls’ Nite Out for that park included two 12-by- will not need to be any trees taken Thursday Nov 20 12-foot pavilions with picnic out for the placement of the pavil- 6:308:30 tables to be placed down by the ions and picnic tables,” she said. Food, Fun and Shopping! water, as well as four grills, a Fred McPherson lives across slide and tot swing, and two the street from the park and was So much to choose from ... Why shop anywhere else? benches. The committee also at the meeting last week. “If you planned to place a wellness sta- place pavilions at the water, it Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. make your reservation Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) tion and some bike racks. will obstruct the view from the today for a Your family is our family. M F 10AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM Tammy Simmons of the road and make the park too (850) FREE LUNCH 3428 Gulf Breeze Pkwy County Parks and Recreation crowded,” he said. “You place 934-00492 850.934.1662 Angel Tree gets support from Members First

Members First Credit Union once again is very pleased to sponsor The Angel Tree pro- Full Service Salon gram promoted by The Salvation Army. with attention to details Last year, Members First was able to help over 400 less fortu- nate children. Members First Hair, Make-up & Photography Credit Union employees pooled by Ramon Walker & Jonathan Sullivan their money together and adopt- ed many children instead of tra- ditional gift exchange. Members and their families also participated, and gifts were still being brought in after the dead- line date. All gifts were pre- sented to the children by The Salvation Army. Each branch, including the location at 1177 Gulf Breeze Parkway in the Live Oak Village Shopping Center, has its Christmas tree up and Angel 1329 COLLEGE PARKWAY GULF BREEZE, FL tags displayed. The deadline date for all gifts 934.8180 is Dec. 12, and they can be dropped off at any Members www.rjsalonspa.net First Credit Union location or at mention AD and receive 10% OFF The Salvation Army.

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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 20, 2008 Raiders rally to win inaugural Beach Bowl

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The Navarre Raiders celebrated Senior Night with a 198-yard rushing yard, two- touchdown performance from one of those seniors, Kwamane Howard, as they made history with an 18-9 season ending win over Gulf Breeze Friday at Russell Stadium in Navarre. The win marked the first time in the history of the 10-year rivalry that the Raiders (3-7) have beaten Gulf Breeze (1-9) in consecutive seasons. It also gave Navarre the Publix Beach Bowl Cup, a traveling trophy sponsored by Publix and created by the Gulf Breeze News. Navarre gets to keep the trophy until the week of the 2009 game at Dolphin Stadium. “We had chances to win and Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News we didn’t capitalize,” coach Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Jeff White hauls in a pass Chris Nemith said. “Four times Sneaking in from Kyle Schnackenberg. in the first half we were inside Kyle Schnackenberg burrows his way into the end zone in the second quarter of the Dolphins’ 18-9 loss to Navarre Friday. the opponent’s 50-yard line and yard, 14-play drive with we didn’t get anything out of it - Howard a yard short on third Dolphins were forced to punt it Raider possessions. on both occasions, the offense Howard scoring from 3 yards except for a safety.” down to force a punt. back to the Raiders. Kris Matsoukas forced a went three plays and a punt. out on a fourth-and-2 run. Howard’s 10-yard run on on Sophomore Eric Adams, who The Dolphin defense, which fumble that was returned to the Thomas Farmer]s punt on the Navarre converted two third third-and-3 play kept the had a career-high 124 yards hadn’t forced more than two Navarre 39-yard line. On the next second series went in the end downs (including one third and Raiders’ opening drive alive, but rushing, ran for 9 yards on a takeaways in a game this series, Matsoukas would pick off zone for a touchback. The 10) in the drive before Howard the Dolphin defense would stop second and 4 before the season, did it on back-to-back a Marquis Hagewood pass, but Raiders followed with an 80- See Dolphins, Pg 4C 6 Girls cross country team state Lady Dolphins bound again; boys season ends basketball BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News team wins [email protected] preseason The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin cross country team will tourney be competing in their third consecutive state meet Saturday BY JASON THOMPSON in Dade City by placing fifth at Saturday’s Region 1-2A meet in Gulf Breeze News Jacksonville. The Lady [email protected] Dolphins finished with 121 points. Coach Jarrod Denmon is Emily Tryon finished 10th hoping his third year as Lady (19:43.5), followed by Jen Dolphin basketball head coach will Pfeifler (16th - 20:07.9), be the charm as his Lady Dolphins Sammy Welsh (24th - 21:14.2), won the West Florida Preseason Laura Harpole (36th - 22:05.4), Tournament on Saturday. Kathleen Costers (40th - Denmon said the team’s 22:19.2) and Rebecca Smith strength is its guard play, which (48th - 23:04.7). includes three two-year starters The boys' team didn't qualify in seniors Natalie Alverson and for state, finishing with 296 Jamie Beeler and junior points. Josh Suelflow finished Deannette Zuniga. Among the 41st with a time of 18:21.1. areas they need to improve in, Davis Thomas was 49th according to Denmon, is (18:31.9), followed by Danny blocking out on rebounds. Gibble (72nd - 19:17.1), Jacob Photo courtesy of Kristy Suelflow “That’s about the main thing. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Harris (75th - 19:23.5), Francis Regional participants We’ve got to box out better than The GBHS boys cross country team season ended at regionals Saturday. They are (from left): Senior Jamie Beeler scored Gelormini (77th - 19:28.8), we’re boxing right now,” Danny Gibble, Ryan Kent, Chau Ho, Josh Suelflow, Isaac Davis, Francis Gelormini and coach in double figures in both Andrew Davis (96th - 20:39.4) Denmon said. Jak-y Kohr. Not shown - Davis Thomas. GBHS wins last week. and Chau Ho (101st - 21:51.7). See Girls Hoops, Pg 8C 6 Over $30 Million in closed transactions for 2008!

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Sports Briefs Bayside Soccer Academy resumes The Bayside Soccer Academy has resumed weekly training during the JASON SCOTT DAWN ALT KRISTIN BUCK LEE winter for players ages 8-14 at Tiger THOMPSON PAGE Principal, AMBERSON Exec. Director Point Park. Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News Oriole Beach Ele. Sidelines/Peg Leg’s Santa Rosa Is. Auth. Ken McDonald and Peter Stephens will be the coaches and will provide Game 1 Florida vs. The Citadel Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida training in technical skills needed to play soccer at a higher level. Game 2 Florida State at Maryland Florida St. Maryland Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Sessions will be every Wednesday from 5:30-7 p.m. through Dec. 10. Cost Game 3 Ole Miss at LSU LSU Ole Miss LSU LSU Ole Miss is $45. Players need to bring soccer ball, cleats, shin guards and a water bottle. Game 4 Arkansas at Miss. State Miss. State Arkansas Arkansas Miss. State Arkansas Players can register online at Vanderbilt Tennessee Vanderbilt Vanderbilt www.baysidesoccerclub.com or show Game 5 Tennessee at Vanderbilt Vanderbilt up on Wednesday. For more Game 6 Texas Tech at Oklahoma Texas Tech Oklahoma Texas Tech Oklahoma Texas Tech information, email president@bay- sidesoccerclub.com THIRTEEN Game 7 Patriots at Dolphins Patriots Patriots Dolphins Patriots Parriots Also, the Sand Soccer Tournament for players ages 8-14 will be from 9 Game 8 Buccaneers at Lions Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 6 at Pensacola Beach.

WEEK Game 9 Vikings at Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jags Jaguars GBHS Winter Baseball Game 10 Panthers at Falcons Panthers Falcons Panthers Falcons Falcons Camp Nov. 22, Dec. 13 The GBHS Baseball team will hold TOTAL LAST WEEK 9-1 6-4 6-4 8-2 9-1 its Winter Baseball Camp for boys ages 7-14 is Nov. 22 and Dec. 13 from 8:30- TOTAL 83-37 84-36 79-41 88-32 91-29 12:30 at the field. Cost is $50 per session and forms can be picked up at Last week’s pickers: Mike Kettinger 5-5. OBES, GBES and the Rec Center. Gulf Breeze swimmers compete at state and 200-yard freestyles, Ross Gunn BY JASON THOMPSON ● Advanced Chiropractic Technology finishing 18th in the 200 competes at the Gulf Breeze News ● (1:56.51) and was 19th in the District 1-A Affordable Spinal Decompression [email protected] 100 (54.41). meet Nov. 1 at www.drhall.us Gunn, a junior, qualified for UWF. Gunn Located in Gulf Breeze Proper Michala Nowak completed the B finals in both of his qualified for two Dr. Jason Hall 934-HALL her high school career by events. He qualified 16th in the events in Chiropractic Physician competing in two events at 200 yard freestyle, finishing Saturday’s state Saturday’s 2A state meet in 15th (1:48.21). He qualified meet in Orlando. Jason Thompson/ Orlando. 11th in the 100 yard backstroke, Gulf Breeze News Nowak competed in the 100 finishing 13th (55.17). Woman Writes Historic Letter to Her Congressman BEXAR COUNTY– After applying Thera-Gesic® to her arthritic hands, Mary Ann W. hand wrote a forty-seven page letter to her Congressman explaining the true

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Stop being gouged by cable! Flying with the Phoenix Basic Programming Celia Eddy, a three year Starting starter on the Lady at $ 99 Includes Dolphin volleyball team, 24 Locals signs her letter of intent to Authorized Retailer play at Elon University Ask how to get: Free DVR and Free IPod Friday. Also pictured are (seated) parents Buz and Call 1-800-248-8507 Janet Eddy, brother Eric High Speed Satellite Internet available everywhere! and GBHS coach Waynn Sellers. Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News LAND AUCTION December 6th 10 AM Saturday Near Tennessee River Perry County Eddy signs with 1,500 Acres Selling in 8 Tracts 100 Acres & UP! Creek Springs Pasture Electricity Frontage on paved road 6 miles to Hwy 13 Hudgins Auctions Elon University 10% Buyers Premium Great Hunting / Recreation Land! Eddy will be a three-time (866) 4834467 FL# 5232 www.HudginsAuctions.com BY JASON THOMPSON All Area player. She finished Gulf Breeze News her career with 867 kills and [email protected] 333 blocks, having led the area in both the last two Celia Eddy, a three-year seasons. starter for the Lady Dolphin She had drawn interest volleyball team, signed a letter from an SEC and a Big 10 of intent to play at Elon school, but decided to play University next fall. for the Phoenix, who is in Eddy is the first Division I the Southern Conference. volleyball signee from GBHS in “The big schools I talked six years - Kalyn Hundley to demanded a lot more and The key to advertising success signed with Quinnipiac that’s OK, but for me, University in 2003. She’s the academics come first,” said first female to play Division I Eddy’s whose currently volleyball since Chelsey Adams ranked second in GBHS’ played her final two years at Class of 2009 academically Nicholls State (2006-07). (out of approximately 400 “Not once has she said students). something negative about her “I’ll be able to do things 1-866-742-1373 teammates,” said coach Waynn that most college kids do Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Sellers. “She’s a great person and not just be an athlete, which is important.” Former rival, forever friend first, a great athlete second. Celia Eddy got congratulations Friday from Navarre standout www.florida-classifieds.com She’s the most coachable Julianne Haun. player I’ve ever had.” See Eddy, Pg 3C 6

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Eddy also had 204 aces and The National Park Service, Gulf Islands National 225 digs and was recently Seashore, is in the process of completing environ- selected to play in the Florida mental compliance associated with a new Fire All Star Game. She has a 90- Management Plan. plus serving percentage. She finished her senior year The public is invited to the review the FMP and the with 373 kills with only 44 EA which can be accessed via the internet at: hitting errors. “That’s incredible,” Sellers said. http://parkplanning.nps.gov/projectHome.cfm?parkI Elon, which has 5,500 D=384&projectId=23569; Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News students, finished the 2008 Do you know us now? regular season at 19-15 and 8- or may be viewed in hard copy at the visitor centers This writer ponders whether Catholic knows who Gulf Breeze is after GBHS outscored the 10 in the Southern Conference. in Gulf Breeze, FL and Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Crusaders 24-1 in four games Saturday. Their conference tournament is Comments will be accepted through Dec 17, 2008. this week in Greensboro, N.C. They have four seniors on Lady Dolphins shut out three this year’s 12-member squad. straight, now 4-0 on season

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The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin soccer team posted Barry S. Callahan, M.D. three shutouts in a six day span Specializing in the Surgery of the last week to stay unbeaten at 4- 0 on the season. Hand and Upper Extremity Lady Dolphins 8, Milton 0 (43 minutes) Maggie Rodgers had three Now Seeing Patients goals, while Alyssa Smith and in Gulf Breeze Jessica Majewski had a goal and To schedule an appointment, call an assist as Gulf Breeze rolled 916.3700 to a win in Milton Jan. 10. Jesse Vickrey and Bianca Takacs both scored goals, while The ANDREWS INSTITUTE Aubrey Curington had three 1040 Gulf Breeze Parkway - Suite 200 assists. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Lady Dolphins 8, West Florida 0 (65 minutes) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Rodgers had another hat Cayla Platt (left) handles the ball during the Lady Dolphins’ trick, while Majewski had two 4-0 win at Catholic Saturday. goals and an assist in GBHS’ win over West Florida Nov. 12. off a pass from Rodgers. Vickrey took a pass from Smith scored the first of her two Curington’s first goal of the Majewski in the 13th minute goals in the seventh minute off the season came in the 58th minute by and put it in the lower left first of three Vickrey assists. Three putting away a shot from Smith’s corner of the net for a 1-0 lead. minutes later, Vickrey set up that hit the crossbar. Smith scored Vickrey then returned the favor Majewski’s first goal. her second goal in the 65th minute in the 32nd minute before Majewski’s pass from the to round out the scoring. Rodgers recorded the first of her right side was one-timed into Allison Carter, Breezy Paulus two assists in the 38th minute, the net by Rodgers to make it 3- and Alison Milam all played setting up a goal for Smith. 0 in the 23rd minute. Four around 20 minutes in goal. Rodgers then set up Brynne Check out our minutes later, Rodgers scored Lady Dolphins 4, Catholic 0 Heatley’s first goal of the season again off a pass from Vickrey. Gulf Breeze scored a pair of in the 66th minute. Rodgers’ third goal made it 5- goals in the final eight minutes Milam and Paulus both 0 in the 30th minute. Majewski of the first half to pull away played a half in goal. Winter Arrivals! scored again in the 42nd minute Saturday at Catholic. See Girls, Pg 8C 6 Dolphin soccer wins first three Tights ● Long Sleeves ● Gloves Freshmen score first Begley McDaniel scored off a pass Ladies Running Capris scored the from Mauldwin, while Mayfield high school goals team’s first set up Colbert’s goal. goal off a Diego Figueroa, a member of BY JASON THOMPSON pass from the Bayside Thunder with Gulf Breeze News Malloy, while several Dolphin players, scored [email protected] Jaffe scored on a penalty kick for Catholic. two of the Dolphin JV 5, $10 OFF IF YOU TRADE IN YOUR OLD RUNNING SHOES The Gulf Breeze boys’ soccer team’s next West Florida 1 team opened the 2008-09 three goals - Chance Winn had a goal and both off an assist, while Alex Meade had season with three wins last Begley week. The JV did the same, passes from two assists in the Dolphins’ win posting three straight shutouts. Mayfield. Jesse Ortiz scored the over West Florida. Home Owners Insurance Dolphins 3, West Florida 0 Dolphins’ third goal off a pass Patrick Flores, Eddie Jack Begley scored a pair of from Christian Mauldwin. DaSilva, Tommy Lampone and goals as Gulf Breeze won its Mauldwin added an Lucas Skinner all scored goals season opener over West Florida unassisted goal before Mayfield in the win. Blake Trotter added Nov. 10. set up the first of Epstein’s two an assist. Canceled or Begley scored the first of his goals as the Dolphins led 6-0 at Dolphin JV 8, Milton 1 two goals in the 12th minute off the half. Skinner had a hat trick, while a Nick Malloy corner kick. Mayfield scored his goal off Blake Trotter added two goals Malloy scored a goal of his own a pass from Hunter Hickman, and two assists in the Dolphin Non-RRenewed? in the 38th minute, one-timing a while Epstein rounded out the JV’s win over Milton. cross from Josh Epstein. scoring when he scored off Nick Romjue, Alex Trotter Begley put another ball into Begley feed. Willets made two and Nick Green all scored once, the net in the 62nd minute, saves in the win. while Meade and William Premiums Too scoring from about 25 yards out Dolphins 5, Catholic 1 Farmer both had assists. off a feed from Epstein. Ortiz scored twice, while Dolphin JV 7, Catholic 0 Tyler Willets recorded the Epstein had a goal and an assist Green had a hat trick with an High? shutout in goal, coming off his in GBHS’ win at Catholic assist, while Tom Lampone had line to make a save in the 33rd Saturday. a goal and two assists as GBHS minute on the Jags’ best scoring Ortiz scored the first and beat Catholic. chance. third goals of the game off Winn had a goal and an assist, Dolphins 8, Milton 0 passes from Jaffe and Epstein. while Flores and Farmer both Thompson-Walden Insurance scored once. Skinner and DaSilva (44 minutes) Epstein scored the second goal “Serving Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, and Pace since 1976” Scott Jaffe and Epstein both off a pass from Malloy. both had assists, while Rico scored twice, while Eric Max McDaniel and Max Vargas had the shutout in goal. Gulf Breeze Pensacola Mayfield had a goal and three Colbert, the team’s two freshmen, Both varsity teams host assists as the Dolphins won in rounded out the scoring with their Navarre tonight - girls are at (850) 916-1999 (850) 478-0401 Milton Friday. first GBHS goals. 5:30, boys at 7:30.

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Continued from Page 1C grade squads scored. Adam Hamilton’s extra point BY SCOTT PAGE AND which could not get off the concluded a near seven-minute long drive JASON THOMPSON field in key situations. It was stout on first through third and made it 7-0 Raiders. Gulf Breeze News downs, but fourth-down Adams broke loose for a 35-yard run on [email protected] the Dolphins’ first play before the Dolphins lapses in concentration cost were forced to punt after a delay of game The Gulf Breeze High the Dolphins a shot at staying made it fourth and 8 instead of fourth and 3 School junior varsity football in the ballgame. at the Raider 32-yard line. team ended its season with a PHS scored two Gulf Breeze downed it at the 1-yard line. disappointing 33-7 loss at touchdowns in the second half The special teams play would be huge as E.J. PHS Nov. 6. of over 25 yards on fourth- Troup tackled Hagewood in the end zone Outside of a 14-play, 80 down plays; the second of three plays later for a safety. The Raiders yard scoring drive that tied the which made it 33-7. would punt the ball to the Dolphins with a 7- game 7-7 in the second PHS ninth grade 19, 2 lead with 3:19 left in the first half. quarter, the Dolphins had little Dolphins 0 Starting at their own 24-yard line, Kyle success against the Tigers. Gulf Breeze’s quest to Schnackenberg would throw a 15-yard pass Jay Halford’s 2-yard finish .500 fell short as the to Nicky Schumacher on third and 8 before touchdown put the Dolphins Tigers added a pair of fourth being forced to punt four plays later. back in the game just before quarter scores to pull away. A holding call on a screen pass turned a the half, but not for long. The game was scoreless at second and eight into a second and 28. The Gulf Breeze’s troubles the half before PHS scored on half ended with the Raiders up 7-2. began in the second half. a 60-yard punt return in the Gulf Breeze opened the second half on PHS would return the fourth quarter. offense. Rhys Rinke, who had 31 yards opening kickoff of the third PHS added two more scores rushing on 10 carries, ran for 9 yards on a quarter to the Gulf Breeze 22- in the final period, including a third and 7 before Jeff White caught a 19- yard line. The Tigers then touchdown pass with 11 yard pass on third and 14. Cody Warford, scored on their first play from seconds left up 12 points. who had six catches for 49 yards, caught a 6- Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News scrimmage, a reverse, to take a The game was marred by a yard pass on third and 10, forcing the punt. Career night 14-7 lead. fight were one Dolphin and The Dolphin defense would force a three The brightest spot for the Dolphins Friday was a career night from Eric Adams (40). After driving inside the two PHS players were ejected and out before the offense went on a nine- “The second half, they just ran the ball with a 7-yard gain. The Dolphin defense Tigers’ 40-yard line, Gulf for fighting. play scoring drive, with Schnackenberg and we missed tackles,” Nemith said. would force a punt four plays later with Breeze stalled as Halford was Emerson Diaz made a third scoring from 3 yards out. The Dolphins went three and out before the three minutes left, but Navarre’s Tre’Von stopped a yard short on fourth- down conversion catch, with Adams broke free for a 29-yard run, Raiders, after getting one third down, would punt Allen picked off a Schnackenberg pass on and-three. Stagnant offensive Andrew Jurnovoy at while Rinke got 3 yards on a fourth and 2 back to the Dolphins with 10:29 left in the game. the very next play, leading to a 22-yard field play and mental mistakes quarterback. Taylor Busbee run. A pass interference call on the Raiders Starting on their own 10 yard line, the goal by Hamilton with 1:31 left. would doom the Dolphins the had a few long runs and a long put the ball inside the 5-yard line, with Dolphins would get runs of 25 and 11 yards Friday’s game was the fourth straight game rest of the way. pass reception late in the Schnackenberg scoring two plays later. by Adams for first downs before Dolphin opponents have had more than 150 The two glaring mistakes game. The ninth grade team Farmer’s extra point with 3:37 left in the Schnackenberg’s 16-yard keeper put the ball yards rushing. The Dolphin D had held teams were made by the defense, finished 3-5. third quarter made it 9-7 Dolphins. inside the Raiders’ 35-yard line. Warford’s under that number four of the first six games. Another key third down conversion, a 3- 10-yard catch gave the Dolphins another first The Dolphin defense was led by Troup with yard keeper by Hagewood on third and 1, down before the Raiders would recover a 13 tackles. Matsoukas had 12, while White had Look for more senior walkout set up the game-winning score for the GBHS fumble with about seven minutes left. 10, Hewerdine and Taylor Retherford nine each, photos in future issue of the Raiders - a 41-yard touchdown run by Howard’s 29-yard run on second and 24 Van Camp eight, Ty Rodewald, Wes Cross and Howard. Hamilton’s PAT with 1:54 left in moved the ball out from inside the 10-yard Jeff Leonard seven each and Kyle Robinson, Gulf Breeze News the third quarter made it 14-9. line before converting a fourth and 1 run Tam Nguyen and Schnackenberg had six each. 2008-09 Gulf Breeze High AFJROTC senior cadets

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 20, 2008 7C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Former rivals meet on college gridiron Morris named to All Region team Morris has Hill started at center for JU also won the Virginia Fox three goals LaGrange, who will play at Collegiate Overall Team Point Belt Conference game, 40-29. and two Millsaps Saturday in the first round Trophy at the meet. BY JASON THOMPSON McGuire and the Rajin assists for the of the NCAA Division III playoffs. Corie (c/o ‘04) and Caitlin Gulf Breeze News Cajuns (5-5, 4-1 in conference) Lady Argos, The Panthers, who are 9-1 Skislak (c/o ‘06) and their [email protected] fell into a first place tie in the who’ve this season, didn’t win a game in Mount Olive College teammates Sun Belt with Troy, while FAU allowed only its first two seasons. advanced to the Coastal It was like old times for a pair (5-5, 3-2) pulled to within a six goals this Zach Brothers (c/o ‘06) had Carolinas championship game of old rivals Saturday in Fort game. season. one tackle for the Hawks, who before losing a five-setter to Lauderdale. Both teams need a win in their Noelle finished their season at 8-2. Tim second seeded Anderson College Louisiana Lafayette backup Robles (c/o Dilts (c/o ‘05) played some on Saturday in Gaffney, S.C. final two games to be eligible for pass on third and 5 and ran for 2 Morris quarterback a postseason yards on a third and 1 to keep ‘08) is also on the offensive line. Mount Olive, who finished the Brad bowl game. the drive alive. the squad, but didn’t play Sunday. Julia Fairchild (c/o ‘06) season 19-17, beat two higher McGuire FAU led Van Camp completed a 17- UWF (17-0-1), ranked second helped the Jacksonville seeded teams on their way to the (GBHS Class 40-7 before yard pass on the Owls’ subse- in the country, will host sixth- University rowing team win two title game. MOC was seeded fifth. of 2007) went McGuire quent possession. ranked Rollins College (11-0-4) of its 11 medals at at The Head It was the final collegiate match 7-for-8 pass- threw a 2- McGuire, playing on defense, Friday in the third round of the of the South on Saturday at the for the elder Skislak, who finished ing for 48 yard made the tackle after that catch. Division II playoffs. A win will Augusta Rowing Club. with nine kills and four blocks. yards and a touchdown UWF defender Kaley put UWF into a quarterfinal Fairchild was a part of JU’s Jaime Hayes (c/o ‘06) had 34 touchdown pass to Morris (c/o ‘06), a week after match on Sunday. gold medal winning assists and 14 digs for St. Andrews and ran for 22 Ladarius being named to the All Gulf Aaron Hill (c/o ‘06) and the Championship 8 boat (17:15.16) Presbyterian College in their 3-1 yards, but it Green with South Conference’s Second LaGrange Panthers won the St. and was a part of JU’s third loss to Limestone College in the was Jeff Van Van Camp 7:44 left in McGuire Team, was one of six Lady Argos Louis Intercollegiate Athletic place finish in the Women’s 2008 Conference Carolinas Camp the game. to be named to the Daktronics Conference title Saturday with a 27- Lightweight 4 with a time of Volleyball Tournament Nov. 12. (Navarre c/o ‘06) and his Florida McGuire completed a 6-yard All-South Region team. 17 win over Huntingdon College. 19:48.58. See On Campus, Pg 8C 6 Atlantic Owls who won the Sun

ACC STANDINGS SEC STANDINGS

Atlantic Division Who’s bowling, East Division Div. All Div. All Maryland 4-2 7-3 *Florida 7-1 9-1 Wake Forest 4-3 6-4 and where? Georgia 6-2 9-2 Florida State 4-3 7-3 Vanderbilt 4-3 6-4 ■ Boston College 3-3 7-3 Florida appears to be S.Carolina 4-4 7-4 Clemson 3-4 5-5 heading for the National Kentucky 2-5 6-5 N.C. State 2-4 4-6 Championship Game Tennessee 1-5 3-7 Coastal Division It’s Nov. 20, and we’re West Division Miami 4-2 7-3 exactly one month away *Alabama 7-0 11-0 Georgia Tech 4-3 7-3 from the first bowl game of LSU 3-3 7-3 North Carolina 3-3 7-3 the year. Ole Miss 3-3 6-4 Virginia Tech 3-3 6-4 That begs the question: beats Oklahoma on Saturday Auburn 2-5 5-6 Virginia 3-3 5-5 Which teams in our weekly the Gators can expect to see Arkansas 1-5 4-6 Duke 1-5 4-6 lineup are set to go bowling them in Miami. at the end of the season, and ■ Georgia, Capitol One Miss. State 1-5 3-7 where? Bowl, (Orlando, Fla.): The Last week With that, I give you my Bulldogs had hopes of *Clinched Division Title Miami 16, Virginia Tech 14 humble bowl projection and reaching the title game, but a short explanation for each Clemson 31, Duke 7 an appearance in the Capitol of our 10 teams. University of Florida Last Week Maryland 17, North Carolina 15 One Bowl against Ohio State ■ Alabama, Sugar Bowl The Florida Gators appear poised to enter the National N.C. State 21, Wake Forest 17 would still be a good finish Championship game for the second time in three Georgia 17, Auburn 13 (New Orleans, La.): Boston College 27, FSU 17 to the season. seasons if they can beat Alabama on Dec. 6 in Atlanta. Ole Miss 59, Louisiana-Monroe 0 Though the Crimson Tide sit ■ LSU, Cotton Bowl, Florida 56, South Carolina 6 atop the BCS rankings at 11- Thursday 11/20 (Dallas, Tex.): There will be move on to their first BCS playing Rice of Conference Alabama 32, Mississippi State 7 0, I don’t think they, or any- no title defense for the Tigers, Bowl since the 2004 Orange USA. LSU 40, Troy 31 (All times Central) body else, can beat Florida. ■ but they will need a great Bowl. It looks like they Southern Miss, Vanderbilt 31, Kentucky 24 e-Miami @ Georgia Tech, 6:30p Their opponent might be performance to defeat an could face the Big East Papajohns.com Bowl, OPEN: Arkansas, Tennessee Utah or Texas. explosive Oklahoma team. Champs--Cincinnati, (Birmingham, Ala.): The Saturday 11/22 ■ Auburn, None: The ■ Pittsburgh or West Virginia. Eagles, should they win their Florida State, Saturday 11/22 Tigers are still Champs Sports Bowl, ■ Central Florida, final game vs. SMU, could r-Clemson @ Virginia, 11a (All times Central) mathematically able to (Orlando, Fla.): The loss to None: The Knights are 3-7, take advantage of the lack of r-Tennessee @ Vanderbilt, 11:30a r-N.C. State @ North Carolina, 11a become bowl-eligible, but Boston College last week all and at this point are just bowl-eligible SEC teams and Florida vs. The Citadel, 12:30p the chances of them escaping but dashed FSU’s ACC title counting down the days until slip into the Papajohns.com a-Bos. College @ W. Forest, 2:30p Arkansas @ Mississippi State, 1:30p Bryant-Denny Stadium with hopes. I expect to see them this disaster of a season Bowl against either Rutgers eU-Duke @ Virginia Tech, 4:30p a victory are slim-to-none. fill the ACC #4 spot vs. Iowa ends. Better luck in 2009. or Connecticut. c-Ole Miss @ LSU, 2:30p ■ Florida, BCS National ■ OPEN: Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, e-Florida State @ Maryland, 6:45p on Dec. 27. South Florida, St. Of course, these are only Championship (Miami, ■ Miami, Orange Bowl, Petersburg Bowl, (St. predictions and two weeks of Kentucky, South Carolina OPEN: None Fla.): Florida is the most (Miami, Fla.): If the Canes Petersburg, Fla.): The Bulls regular season games and complete team in the can avoid any major mis- have fallen from Big East conference championships country, and I don’t foresee Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- takes the rest of the way, I title hopes to playing in a can certainly shake things up Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBs; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports anyone beating them the rest think they can win the ACC bowl that, frankly, I’ve never between now and then. ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports Net; p-PPV. of the way. If Texas Tech Championship Game and heard of. They’ll likely be Net; p-PPV.

ALABAMA (#1) AUBURN FLORIDA (#4) GEORGIA (#11) LSU (#18) Bama remains perfect Auburn will have The Gators are Georgia narrowly LSU had to score 37 and retains their #1 one last chance to the most complete escaped Jordan- unanswered points in ranking for another become bowl-eligi- team in the country Hare Stadium with a the fourth quarter to ® week. They can’t lose ble in two weeks. ® right now, and I’m victory over the beat Troy 40-31 last this weekend as they are TM The bad news is prepared to punch them a ticket to struggling Auburn Tigers, and it is weekend. Again I ask: What hap- off but they could, however, drop a they must beat undefeated and Miami and the BCS National Title now even more apparent that this pened to the vaunted LSU spot in the rankings. It will interest- #1 ranked Alabama. The good Game. They have won their last team will not finish the season like defense? Did it really owe that ing to see if Texas Tech jumps the news is the Tigers have a week six games by an average score of last year’s. The Dawgs are in line much of its dominance to Bo Tide with a victory at Oklahoma, off to possibly get some of their 50-11.That is an amazing average for probably a Capitol One Bowl Pellini? The Tigers have their giving them two wins over two key players healthy. Injuries have in today’s SEC. This team leads in bid. Unfortunately, that’s not the hands full again this weekend as teams currently in the Top 5. decimated a team that was most statistical categories, offen- spot Mark Richt hoped his team the Ole Miss Rebels travel to Baton They’re not worried about it as they already struggling and they will sive and defensive, and it will take would occupy, but given the musi- Rouge. The Rebs have lost four are assured a spot in the national need to be at full-strength to have one heck of a performance to slow cal chairs on the offensive line, it’s games by an average of 4.9 points. title game if they finish undefeated. a chance to pull the upset. them down, but The Citadel won’t. actually pretty impressive. Will LSU give up that extra TD?

FLORIDA STATE MIAMI (#23) CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH FLORIDA SOUTHERN MISS The Noles are all How bout Randy Well, the los- The Bulls have now After losing five but out of ACC title Shannon and the ing streak is lost three straight straight, the Eagles contention, unless Miami Hurricanes? over for the and their lone Big are now on a three- they defeat Maryland ® They sit in position to Knights and so East win was against game winning and Wake Forest play for an ACC Championship if too will the season be soon. 2008 a dismal Syracuse. The latest streak and could earn bowl eligi- loses. They get their chance to they can win out. Tonight’s game has been a nightmare for UCF, meltdown was a 49-16 blowout bility with a win at SMU in the hold up their end this weekend as against Georgia Tech should all which has been haunted by some loss to Rutgers. The next two season finale. USM has two they travel to Maryland, but it will but do it, as only N.C. State of the worst offensive play in the games, Connecticut and West weeks to prepare and how sweet not be easy. The Terps haven’t remains on the schedule. This nation. With a win over Memphis Virginia, offer a chance at it would be for Larry Fedora and lost a game at home this year. team has battled through some this weekend and then UAB, the redemption as they are near the his team to overcome the mid- FSU should be a little stronger on tough losses, marred by inconsis- Knights could finish the season top of the conference standings. season adversity with a four- offense with the return of five sus- tent QB play, but has somehow on a wining streak. Something Luckily for USF, it has already game wining streak to finish the pended receivers. But will it be managed to fight into position to they haven’t experienced yet this won six games and should be season and catapult them into a enough? win the Coastal Division. year. able to secure a bowl bid. bowl game. *Rankings based on BCS Poll GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C November 20, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS GIRLS HOOPS: Denmon enters third season as head coach Continued from Page 1C The Lady Dolphins were outrebounded in both games, but forced a total of 55 turnovers in the two wins. “I don’t see the fear in their eyes that I’ve seen in the past,” Denmon said. “They’re poised and they’re ready to go.” Lady Dolphins 43, Tate 28 Beeler, who finished with 10 points, hit 3-pointers on the first Photo courtesy of Deanna Smith two GBHS possessions as they The following earned Academic Awards at the recent GBHS boys golf banquet (from left): beat Tate Thursday. senior Paul Foryt, freshman Allen Wang, sophomore Tyler Wright and junior Jack Sargent. Alverson, who led the Lady Dolphins with 16 points, scored the final eight GBHS points of GIRLS the quarter, which ended with YOUTH FB: GBSA Gulf Breeze up 14-6. Free throws from Zuniga and Continued from Page 3C sophomore Morgan Bass made it Mini Mites, Juniors 16-6. Gulf Breeze led by double Lady Dolphin JV 6, Milton 0 figures for the rest of the game. Jenna Ceravolo had three The Lady Dolphin defense lose in quarterfinals goals, while Caroline Gibble, Mallory Buechler and Genna held Tate to 17 percent shooting in Preston Sellers was hit from Continued from Page 6C Tober all scored one each as the the first half (4-for-24), which behind on the runback, but no flag Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News junior varsity squad beat Milton. ended with Gulf Breeze up 24-10. Michael Neal recovered a was thrown. Gulf Breeze would Natalie Alverson drives to the basket against West Florida. GBHS outshot Milton 41-1. Zuniga, who had 10 points, Raider fumble on their second be flagged for unsportsmanlike Lady Dolphin JV 8, six rebounds, six assists and turnovers in the first four Beeler added 12 points, along series. Marco Pena would catch conduct, moving the ball inside West Florida 0 seven steals, made a steal and minutes to take an 8-0 lead. with seven rebounds and four a third down pass from Landon the 15. Sellers wouldn’t come Buechler had a hat trick, while fed Beeler for a bucket to make Beeler and Smith both scored assists. Smith added eight points Cagle on the following series, back into the game. Ceravolo added two goals in Gulf it 37-20 after three. four points in the run. The Lady (on 4-for-8 shooting) and four but a interception ended the Jonathon Burkett caught an Breeze’s win over West Florida. Bass had six points and four Jags finished the first quarter assists, while Alverson had four, Gulf Breeze series. 11-yard pass from Cagle on Gibble and Tober both scored rebounds, while sophomore with 12 turnovers and was on Anndrea Marsh three and Robert Vinson would record fourth and 9 before the drive one goal each as the Lady Sallie Papajohn grabbed a team- the short end of a 12-4 score. Papajohn and Bass two each. a sack on the final play of the ended with an interception. Dolphins scored the other goal high seven rebounds. West Florida got to within seven Papajohn also had five rebounds first half, which ended with no Jacob Doyle would recover a on an own goal. Hannah Jordan Smith, the only other before Beeler made three free and three steals, while Alverson score. fumble on the runback, but the Sepulveda had the shutout in senior on the team, had one point throws for a 28-18 halftime lead. had four assists and three steals. Xan Sarra recorded a Navarre Dolphins would turn the ball goal for Gulf Breeze, who and six rebounds. Alverson Zuniga, who had three fouls at Papajohn and Bass were on the fumble early in the second half over on downs. outshot West Florida 35-1. grabbed five rebounds. the half, made three steals in the team last year as freshmen. before the Raiders made the Navarre would score three Lady Dolphins 8, Catholic 0 Lady Dolphins 48, West third quarter, which ended with Denmon has two freshmen this play of the game. times in the final four minutes of Kayla Vlachos, Ceravolo and Florida 28 the Lady Dolphins up 43-22. season in post players Bailey Carron Murray, who scored the game. Camila Sharp all scored twice as GBHS battled through some Zuniga finished with a team-high Clements and Caroline Ennis. the game-winning touchdown CORRECTION - Ben Gulf Breeze beat Catholic first half foul trouble to beat the 16 points on 6-for-10 shooting. Junior Rachel Viglione is in her first against the Dolphins during the Petkovic was misidentified as Saturday. Gibble and Tober both host team in the final on Saturday. She had a total of six steals. year on varsity - also a post player. regular season, intercepted a Ben Petrovic in last week’s scored a goal, while Sepulveda The Lady Dolphins forced Another Zuniga hoop gave GBHS host West Florida pass and ran it back to inside the issue. The News apologizes for and Meredith Slate combined four of West Florida’s 31 them their biggest lead at 45-22. tonight, starting at 4:30 p.m. 25-yard line. the error. for the shutout. ON CAMPUS: Mount Olive’s Skislak honored Continued from Page 7C (1:34.25) and anchored FSU’s (1:35.19) and USC Saturday. third place finish in the 400 yard was the Baldwin's 5-yard catch in the It was the ninth double- medley relay (3:49.82). She was second leg on first quarter came in a drive that double of the season for Hayes, the second leg on FSU’s second FSU’s fifth ended in a field goal that gave whose SAPC team finished with place finish in the 400-yard place finish in the Cardinal an early 10-3 lead. a 13-20 record. freestyle relay (3:29.58). the 200 yard The Cardinal (5-6) must beat Cal Stevi Steinhauer (c/o ‘06) Steinhauer was fourth in the 50- medley relay Saturday to become bowl eligible. had four top yard freestyle (23.75) and 10th (1:46.73). Ellyn Schroeder (c/o ‘08) five finishes, in the 100-yard freestyle (52.02). She was also competed in four events for the while Jimmy Holway was anchor leg on seventh in the University of New Orleans in a FSU’s fourth place finish in the 100-yard 153-53 loss to Georgia Tech and Holway (c/o Carr ‘05) had three 200-yard freestyle relay breaststroke a 139-99 loss to Georgia and Jessie (1:24.25), FSU’s fourth place (1:07.68) and 12th in the 200 Southern Saturday in Atlanta. Carr (c/o finish in the 400 yard freestyle yard breaststroke (2:29.24). Schroeder was the second leg ‘06) two for relay (3:09.75) and FSU’s sixth The 23rd-ranked men’s team on UNO's 10th place finish in the place finish in the 400 yard upset No. 15-ranked Penn State 200 yard medley relay (1:52.98) Photo courtesy of Mount Olive College Sports Information Dept. the Florida Senior Night honoree State swim medley relay (3:27.78). 225.5-127.5, but lost to No. 12 and was the third leg in UNO’s team Holway was also ninth in the Virginia 197-154. The women 11th place finish in the 200 yard Corie Skislak, a 2004 GBHS graduate, was one of four Mount Holway Olive College seniors to be honored on Senior Night Oct. 31 Saturday in 100-yard freestyle (47.12) and 11th lost to No. 13 Virginia 216-129 freestyle relay (1:44.82). against Converse College. She’s the daughter of Gary and Charlottesville, Va. in the 50-yard freestyle (21.44). and No. 19 Penn State 207-146. She was also ninth in the 100- Colette Skislak and the granddaughter of Edith Miller. Corie’s Steinhauer was the anchor leg Carr was the third leg on Doug Baldwin (c/o ‘07) yard breaststroke (1:10.10) and younger sister Caitlin is a sophomore on the MOC team. on FSU's third place finish in the FSU's fourth place finish in the caught two passes for eight was 14th in the 200 yard 200 yard freestyle relay 200-yard freestyle relay yards in Stanford's 45-23 loss to breaststroke (2:40.05).

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com SECTION D GULF BREEZE NEWS November 20, 2008 Holiday gift tour tonight

Looking for a unique gift? Find the best solutions for affordable and unique holiday gifts at the Best Western Navarre Holiday Gifts Tour tonight, Nov. 20, from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Free and open to the public, the Best Western Navarre will be trans- formed into a Holiday Wonderland with Santa waiting at the front door to greet everyone. Inside the Best Western Meeting Room & Lobby, and on the Pool Deck there will be Navarre and Gulf Breeze businesses with sales and Holiday Gift Certificates. The five rooms along the pool will be transformed into specialty Holiday Boutiques with lots of Holiday gift items from candles, to jewelry, to fishing charters, to Christmas décor items. Wine tasting and refreshments will be served by the pool. Holiday season begins Nov. 29 at VIC center Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Pensacola Beach flips the switch Crowds at the Pensacola Beach Elks Lodge Veteran’s Day parade wave flags as a tribute to the veterans who served the U.S. The parade is an on the glitter and glitz of the holiday annual tradition. season with the Season Lights Up event at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 29 at the Visitors Information Center. . The event features a tree-lighting ceremony, tree decorating, candy and A gesture of thanks live holiday music. Caroling will be provided by the singing Sandpipers of Pensacola Beach Elementary School. Traditional Pensacola Beach parade honors veterans

USO seeks BY SCOTT PAGE and traveled westward down Via de Luna anthem, Lee gave a short speech at the “I’m Gulf Breeze News before ending at the Gulfside Pavilion. ceremony and was awarded a certificate donations for [email protected] A special ceremony followed, and a of appreciation for his sacrifice and serv- overwhelmed to local hero, Sgt. First Class Richard A. Lee ice. see this many Thanksgiving Feast Patriotism and appreciation radiated of Gulf Breeze, was the grand marshal Lee explained how much pride and from the hundreds of people who crowd- and guest speaker. camaraderie he shares with those he’s people take Donations of food for the USO ed the sidewalks and parking lots along “To be chosen to represent those who served with and expressed his apprecia- Thanksgiving Feast and Festivities time out of their Via de Luna Drive to honor the area’s have given everything to this country is an tion for those who took time out of their are greatly needed. USO Pensacola service men and women during the unbelievable honor,” Lee said. “Words day to travel to the beach and honor our busy day to come will be hosting a Thanksgiving Feast Pensacola Beach Veterans Day Parade can’t express the feelings I have about veterans. and support our & Festivities at their Naval Air sponsored by the Elks Lodge 497. being chosen to represent them.” “I’m overwhelmed to see this many Station location during the veterans. It Many were dressed in patriotic attire, Lee served with the U.S. Army in Iraq people take time out of their busy day to Thanksgiving weekend. waving the Stars and Stripes and even and earned medical retirement in 2007 come and support our veterans,” Lee said. really makes you This weekend will kick off on singing patriotic songs to show their after suffering head, neck and spinal “It really makes you proud to be an Thanksgiving Day with the tradi- proud to be an appreciation for veterans’ service and sac- injuries in combat. Upon retirement, he American.” tional feast and football on the American.” rifices. and his wife Jody, son Tyler and daughter To at least one resident, taking the time menu. Friday events will feature a “The parade was very nice,” said Madison located in Gulf Breeze. to attend the parade was the right thing to BBQ and outdoor activities such as Joanne Brooks of Pensacola Beach. “My “My father retired and moved here in do. – Sgt. 1st Class ultimate Frisbee and volleyball. husband is a World War II veteran, and the 1990s,” Lee said. “We fell in love with “I’m here to celebrate what they’ve Saturday brings an X-Box Madden Richard A. Lee my former husband is Vietnam vet.” it, so we moved back.” given us,” Brooks said. “I want to let them Tournament, football themed The procession began at Avenida 10 After the singing of the national know that I really appreciate it.” movies, and wings. They haven’t forgotten about the day before Thanksgiving which can be a very lonely time for those away from Chuck McCain home. Wednesday night will be game night featuring Dominos, Spades, honored This Monopoly, Pictionary etc… with hot chocolate, apple cider and cookies. as volunteer week Traditionally, the USO facilitated the Host a Service Member program of the year for the Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, on they turned away many community Staff reports members that wanted to give the gift Several dozen volunteers from Pensacola of a holiday meal to our military Our Lady of the Assumption Mission because we did not have enough mil- and St. Ann Catholic Church gath- Beach itary signed up for the program. ered at Our Lady at Nov. 9 to honor Saturday, Nov. 22 USO Pensacola wanted to make Chuck McCain, who volunteered East Coast Surfing sure the troops had some “home countless hours to both churches this Association & Water Boyz "Fall away from home” fun if they were year and other years. Brawl" Surfing Competition for unable to get back to their home- McCain, who serves the church as men, women & children from town. USO also wants to give the a Eucharistic Minister, also helped sun-up to sundown. In case of community an opportunity to support prepare countless meals at the fel- no surf, backup days are Nov the USO and our military during the lowship halls at both St. Ann and at 23, 29, 30 & Dec 6 & 7. holiday season. They are inviting the Our Lady. He is most famous for his Competition starts at 7 a.m. public to participate by donating delicious dessert creations and his and runs to 5 p.m. Details: items needed for the Thanksgiving food has been featured at weekly as Vince Riley @ 850-855-7292 festivities. Food will be needed well as holiday events, where his or Lisa Wakely @ 850-939- throughout the weekend. Prizes for beautiful work has sweetened the 4354. the tournaments as well as board lives of the community members in Submitted photo McCain cuts the cake celebrating his contributions to St. Ann Catholic games, ornaments to decorate and such a very special way. Church and Our Lady of the Assumption. McCain serves as Eucharistic Thursday, Nov. 27 cookies are needed as well. Call 850- He was awarded a “Volunteer of Minister and prepares meals for many church events. Thanksgiving Lunch at Paddy 455-8280 for more information. the Year” trophy, a 450th anniversary O Leary's, 2 p.m. Details: 916- The Thanksgiving Feast will be of the founding of Pensacola Nina Fritz celebrating his dedication. and talent and this Sunday’s party in open to all active duty military. print autographed by all in attendance Both churches benefit from his honor was a small way of letting 9808. at his reception and a lovely giant cake McCain’s generous sharing of his time him know how much he is appreciated.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2D November 20, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS PBES WBMS releases GBMS releases first nine- releases first nine- first nine-week week A/B Honor Roll Mrs. Jenny Granse, Principal Torraca, Paige Vantassel, Antony Baughn, James Baynes, week A/B A/B Honor Roll of Gulf Breeze Middle School Ryan Walter, Madison Weaver, Gavin Beckwith, Brittnee Begin, Christopher Welt and Aaron Zanca. Joshua Benoit, Mary Benz, Mr. Victor Lowrimore, EVANS KAYSER, BRITTANY congratulate the following stu- Seventh Grade Allison Bew, Nolan Blackford, Honor Roll Principal of Woodlawn Beach LYNNE KNOTH, CALLUM ANDREW dents for making the first nine David Alverson, Skyla Anton- Kathrin Bowyer, John Bray, LAVIGNE, MIRANDA GRACE LEE, Mr. Jeff Castleberry, Middle School congratulate the week A/B Honor Roll: Peat, William Aydelott, Mason Baker, Samantha Burleigh, Olivia Burns, IMAN SYMONE LEWIS, YASHA Kelly Barnhill, Katelin Batson, Regan Landon Cagle, Simone Principal of Pensacola Beach following students for making LOERA-GRACIA, HANNAH A-B Honor Roll Sixth Grade Beard, Tyler Beddow, Shane Bidwell, Canekeratne, Brittany Cayson, Elementary School, the first nine week A Honor Roll. VICTORIA MAGNIA, MARC Danielle Bodovetz, Ryan Boswell, Kayla Cayson, Caitlin Chapman, ANTHONY MARRERO, THOMAS Foster Andrew, Morgan congratulates the following stu- EDITORIAL NOTE - Only Armstrong, Victoria Bailey, Robert David Brayton, Evan Brodie, Helana Clarkin, Taylor Collins, SLOAN MASON, REBEKAH Pierce Broscious, Kayla Brown, Sean Conrey, Carmen Conway, dents for making the first nine- the sixth and seventh grade NICOLE MATHERLY, Barham, Alexander Bew, Dylan Blass, Kathleen Bogan, Emmalyne Richard Burns, John Burrell, Darbi Kendall Crenshaw, Amanda Cutler, weeks Honor Roll: Honor Rolls were sent to the CHATEA’ ZANEY MCCLAIN, Cagle, Holly Campbell, Dylan Morgan Dantin, Tristan Dopyera, DOMINIQUE MARIE MORGAN, Bolton, Noah Bowman, Alexander Gulf Breeze News. The Boys, Elizabeth Branco, Cannon, Joshua Ceravolo, Brooke Katherine Farmer, Thomas Second Grade ADAM DANIEL MORRIS, Emily Brinkman, Zachery John Chandler, Taylor Clark, Josey Fitzgerald, John Fiveash, All A’s following is A Honor Roll only: ANTHONY WILLIAM MUNGLE, Briones, Luke Burkholder, Blake Collins, Nicholas Collins, Kelly Cook, Kyle Fogel, Kyle Folland, Lorraine Madison Clay, Clay Clifton, Anna Sixth Grade JACQUELINE MARGARET Callahan, Alex Chastain, Tyler Kyleigh Crummer, Colton Curtis, Fountain, Jasmine Freeman, Jacobs, Hannah May, Cayson SCOTT MICHAEL AARON, NEVILLE, BRANDON H NGO, Christensen, Samantha Clark, David Rhiannon Cusolito, Nathan Davis, Andrew Frye, Kaitlyn Gifford, Joshua McCurdy and Thomas Niven CAMILLE ELIZABETH ADKISON, HALEY ERIN O’CONNELL, Emily Delp, Mallory Demotts, Kharas Goldstein, Nicholas Gomez-Wukich, BRYNA SKYE ALDEN, NATHANIEL ALEXIS MARIE OSTRANDER, Conrey, Ashley Craven, Samuel Dantin, Berna Dejesus Estrella, Denson, David Diloreto, Madeleine Benjamin Gough, Savannah Green, Second Grade DAVID ARNER, ZACHARY KATELYN TAYLOR POSTLE, Lacey Deloach, Madeline Emholtz, Miguel Flores, Molly Matthew Gubernat, Randall Halpin, A/B’s WILLIAM ARNER, CHRISTOPHER QUENTIN XAVIER RANDOLPH, Domning, Patrick Domning, Caitlin Gibbons, William Goodman, Allison Hanline, Abigail Harris, Carlee Amberson, Katrina L BARBEE, AUSTIN BRIAN REEVES, TAYLOR Donaldson, Hannah Elkins, Claire Taylor Gorder, Alexis Gray, Sierra Brooke Hartenstein, Cody Haynes, Denton, Ren Deputy, mAustin Earle, AUDRA LEIGH RENEE RICE, Engel, Cayla Ephraim, Sierra Hamlin, Christina Harpole, Connor Taylor Henderson, Jessica Herzog, Devon Elliott, Jesiah Fitzgerald, BAUMGARDNER, ALBERT RYAN THOMAS Gardner, Cody Goldsworthy, Mitchell Harris, Michael Hawkins, Langley Megan Hinote, Carl Hoffman, Kessler Foreste, Nicole Noguiera, WARREN BERRY, SAVANNAH SCARBOROUGH, ASHLEY Grant, William Green, Head, Talana Heathcock, Carole Vanessa Holding, Kendall Hoover, Ashley Price, Grace Reece, Peter FERRELL BIFULCO, JACOB SHEETS, CIARA MARGOTH SILVA, Eva Gutierrez-Cruz, Dylan Hall, Henderson, Taylor Hering, Antonio Nathaniel Hoskins, Ally Hurd, Seigh and Maguire Wolfe EVANS BOX,ZACKARY ROBERT EMILY NICOLE SIMMERING, RYLIE Hockman, Cate Hodges, Haydn Ilano, Savannah Johnson, BRAWNER, MAIRIAN LEA BUNCH, LYNN SLAYBAUGH, AUSTIN Susan Harris, Austin Hayes, Jasmyn Hearn, Meagan Henderson, Kaleigh Holifield, Arthur Holk, Alyssa Jones, Eliza Jones, Kailene Third Grade CARLEY JO CALHOUN, DAVID MATTHEW SUDDUTH, Nicholas Henry, Collin Hightower, Alexa Johnson, Sebastian Jones, Jones, Megan Jones, Elizabeth All A’s PAUL CARBAUGH, ANDREW PAUL ANGELICA LEIGH TILTON, Larissa Hillman, Samantha Jonathan Joyner, Alexandria Kenworthy, Nickolas Kessler, Blair Amberson, Abby Jacobs, CARNEY, BAILEY MICHAEL JENNIFER MARIE WATTS, Hoffman, Alexandria Holloway, Karcher, Harrison Kase, Richard Nicholas Kozbiel, Victoria Law, Zofia Uszok and Meredith McCurdy COLONEL, TAYLOR AMANDA STEPHANIE LOUANNA WHIT- Lacey, Christian Latta, Daniel Shelby Link, Paxton Lyons, COSTON, JOMAINE IAN H DELFIN, FIELD, JOSHUA RYAN WISE, Peyton Hoover, Tristan Jackson, Haley Janes, Bryce Jefferson, Justin Lawson, Aspen Lee, Amelia Leenig, Joseph Mcfarland, Melody Third Grade NICHOLAS WALKER DENNIS, MELIA LAYNE WRIGHT and Keene, Nicol Kerry, Mary Klisart, Sara Lee, Sarah Lemon, Joseph Mcleod, Victoria Medina-Ames, Luke A/B’s MORGAN ELIZABETH DENNY, CLAIRE ALYSE YOUNGMAN. Henry Landrum, Auston Lewter, Lennon, Brendan Martin, Joshua Mueller, Claire Musmansky, Kedron Burt, Bryce Callahan, MORGAN HAYLEY DUNCAN, Nicholas Liebig, Selena Ann Lillo, Martin, Abigail Mcdaris, William Alexander Nguyen, Luke Niles, Avery Gibson, Thomas Goodroe, SEAN TYLER DUNLAP, Seventh Grade Zachary Mathews, Jessica Mccall, Mclin, Graham Messer, Kevin Miller, Rhett Oakley, Jessica Odom, Taylor Macy Mateer, Lara Medve, Allison KATHERINE ELISE DYER, VANESSA IVONNE ALVAREZ, Savannah Mccleary, Destiny Miranda Molter, Tanner Molter, Pacyga, Cory Parker, Alexis Parnell, Salazar, Jackson Smith, Laura BROOKE ALLISON EUBANKS, GABRIELLA K ARMSTRONG, Mcwhorter, Jeffrey Mink, Clayton Nicholas Morgan, Evan Ogden, Jordan Parsa, Courtney Platt, Stokes, John Sweet, Jacobe KELLIE ANNE FAHY, EMILY SARA ARNOLD, KOBI RAY Moss, Emily Naquin, Henry Newell, Chase Parnell, Nicholas Prout, Eric Post, Kevin Price, Courtney Thomas, DEVON EDWARD FELSTEAD, BELL, JOSHUA TAYLOR Holly Reynolds, Kaylen Reynolds, Radcliffe, Savannah Richardson, RHIANNAN MARIA FOSTER, BRENNER, JARED MATTHEW Christopher Nguyen, Kyle Overlade, Christina Owens, Zackary Pearcy, Jasmine Robinson, Jacob Rosas, Tatiana Rivera, Soleil Sakry, Ian Fourth Grade AMANDA AIMEE PAULETTE BUMGARDNER, Brent Perez, Emily Poindexter, Lauren Ruben, Matthew Ryan, Sarra, Benjamin Scarborough, All A’s GARNIER, DILLON EDWARD JUDITH PATRICIA BUONO, Thomas Printiss, Emily Radcliffe, Rebecca Schramm, Ian Scroggin, Joseph Schultz, Catherine Scully, Benton Byrd, Shelby Dunne, GEORGE, KASSIDY KATHRYN ELAINA KELLY CAIN, BRIAN SHAW Michael Rice, Natalie Rockett, Brandon Seuzeneau, Parker Smith, John Shaffer, Devin Sholty, Kylie Finkbone and Maddie Grace GRIFFIN, CHLOEY P GUY, CAMILLI, MADISON ELIZABETH William Royer, Joshua Rutledge, Samantha Snowden, Ryan Stersic, Chloe Simpson, Elizabeth Smith, McCurdy DYLAN MICHAEL HANKS, CHAPMAN, CELINE BELLE Nyssa Swagger, Jessica Sweet, Anne Harley Taylor, Chloe Thompson, LAURA COLLEEN HARMS, CHARITAT, SARAH VANN DENNIS, Taylor Scheele, George Scifo, Madeline Sellers, Jackson Shelton, Tamburro, Jennifer Towe, William Jenna Thompson, Ian Till, Seth Fourth Grade MARANDA JORDAN HAWKINS, SYDNEY NICOLE DES JARDINS, David Shew, Tamala ‘Poppy’ Sims, Turnipseed, Tyler Ueberschaer, Dale Traylor, Jacob Trew, Jake Villareal, A/B’s DESTINY RAQUEL HERNANDEZ, SAMANTHA L DOWNEY,DAR- Sierra Singleton, Jacob Smithey, Utsey and Amy Wood. Cassidy Warford, Kyle Wells, Colin Adams, Justine Boyce, MALLORY BRIE HOUSTON, REN CONNOR DUNCAN,ANDREW Jacob Smith, Jake Smith, Taelor Eighth Grade Michael Wells, Zachary Wight, Rich Earle, Mary Elliott, Jack Flores ANDREW MICHAEL HOWARD, CHARLES EDDINS,LYDIA RUTH Smith, Meredith Snyder, Harley Korrie Abernathy, Peyton Allen, Torrey Williams, Dion Wolf, Justin Fruitticher, Daniel Green, HAYDEN BURKHARD HUDSON, ELLINGTON,JORDAN KRISTINA Anna Bailey, Rebecca Barham, Anamarie Wright, Brooke Yano, JENNI Q.T. JAGERS, ASHLEY Spann, Madison Spence, Luke Stachler, Alicia Stevens, Brooke Dalton Barlow, Craig Barnhill, Ryan Young and Oceane Ziegler. See PBES, Pg 4D 6 ALYSSA JARMAN, ALEXANDER See WBMS, Pg 4D 6

SANTA ROSA COUNTY Rose Lawn LEGALS

NOTICE OF WIDE RUNNING 150’ ty is located in Santa Funeral Home APPLICATION FROM E LINE OF SUB Rosa County, In the NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE FOR TAX DEED ON WARD BASIN RD, State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY W TO HWY 90; ALSO Unless such certificate The abandoned BREEZE MINI garners key GIVEN THAT MTAG COM NE COR OF LT shall be redeemed personal property WAREHOUSES CUST/BROADWAY 16 IN SAID SUB, TH N according to Law, the stored in 3036 Breeze Pkwy. ASSET MGMT holder of TO L&N R/R, TH W Property described in Unit 8, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 designation the following Tax Sale ALONG R/R 200’, TH S such Certificate will be West Avenue Household goods in Certificate has filed said TO NW COR LT 9 OF sold to the Highest Bidder, Warehouse accordance with FLA Rose Lawn Funeral Home in Tax Certificate for the SUB; ALSO LTS 9-27, at the east end lobby of located on Westfield Statute 830801.809 will Tax Deed to be issued BLK B OF BAYVIEW the County Administrative Rd be disposed of on 11- Gulf Breeze has been selected thereon. The Certificate HEIGHTS SUB, AS Complex at 6495 Caroline will be sold or 28-08 at the above to become an exclusive, certi- Number and year of REC IN DEED BK A28 St., Milton, Florida on the disposed of if not address. Issuance, the PG 614 15th day of December, claimed by 11-27-08. #8 Christy Anderson fied “Veterans & Family Description of property, Parcel ID: 02-1N-28- 2008 at 12:00 noon. This is in accordance #37 & #57 Lillian Memorial Care Provider.” and Name(s) in which it 0000-11500-0000 Dated this the 22nd day of with FL Statutes 83- Negron VFMC Providers are select- is assessed is as follows: Name in which October, 2008. 806 and 83-807. #89 Daniel McKenzie Certificate Number: 422 Assessed: DON H Mary M. Johnson ed for upholding the highest Year of Issuance: 2006 GREENE, FRED A Clerk of the Circuit Legal 399 Legal #378 Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News Description of GREENE Court of Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News level of ethical business stan- 11/13, 20 dards and integrity while pro- Olympian John Roethlisberger congratulated some of the Property: A STRIP 15’ All of the above proper- County, Florida 11/20, 27/08 viding outstanding, affordable many Gulf Breeze athletes who participated in a gymnastic professional service. exhibition last weekend for family and friends. Pictured are The staff at Rose Lawn (front, left to right) Kaylee Henry, Holly King, Morgan Funeral Home has deep roots in Mondragon, and Alex Solo; (second row) Karissa Lindsey, the community. They are Lauren Abel; (back row, left to right) Catherine Henry, Taylor extremely knowledgeable and Gordon, and Tiphani Pattioay. well-trained to assist families with every aspect of the final arrangement process. Working Olympic veteran makes closely with VFW, American Legion, Hospice and other appearance at Fall Fling Veterans and civic organiza- tions has been the cornerstone By Scott Page open-house that allows our stu- Graphic of their success. Gulf Coast Gymnastics dents to showcase the skills Jeff Whitson, Funeral hosted its annual Fall Fling on they’re learning in our classes.” Design Director of Rose Lawn Funeral Saturday with three-time Roethlisberger, who was a Team Home, served in the United Olympian John member of the 1992, 1996 and States Navy and retired after 20 Roethlisberger attending to 200 U.S. Olympic Gymnastics works years of service. speak to the gymnasts and Teams, comes from a family of for In addition to providing award them medals. gymnasts. His father, Fred, and Veterans and their spouses with “This is an event we do sister, Marie, are also former a significant discount off funer- twice-a-year; Spring Fling and Olympians. al & cremation pre-arrange- Fall Fling,” said Candy Smith, a “He’s really our first big- YOU. ments, Veterans & Family spokesperson for GCG. “It’s an name guest,” Smith said. Memorial Care Providers ■ Brochures ■ Post/Rack Cards* encourage Veterans to take full ■ ■ advantage of their free burial Christmas items requested Business Cards Logos benefit guaranteed them by the ■ ■ ■ T-Shirts Billboards U.S. Department of Veterans Team: Make a Difference is New items for Foster Affairs. The VA recently did a seeking the following items to Mothers and Dads, such as gift ■ Imprinted Items ■ Stationery survey resulting in a finding benefit the children of cards, dinner out, spa gifts, that at least one-third of all vet- Escambia and Santa Rosa books, candles, other loving ------and MORE ------erans were unaware that they County, served by FFN of gifts which these children may *We can accomplish your direct mailing project - were entitled to free burial at Lakeview, Inc., for the gift to the foster parents who customizing by zip code, income level, etc. any of the nation’s 125 National Breakfast with Santa 2008: serve them. ■ ■ Cemeteries.” Christmas gift wrapping Gifts for children ages INFORMATION / CONSULTATION: 932-8986 For more information, call paper and supplies. 0-12. ■ Rose Lawn Funeral Home at Christmas decorations, To learn more, call 432-4777 (850) 932-9192. lights, and large trees. or 450-4634.

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Continued from Page 2D ALLEN DAVID HENRY, MCCLELLEN, KADRAY SWENSON, JESSICA ELIZABETH HELEN HILL, COLBY KATHERINE NICOLE ANN THOMPSON, ELLIOTT, CARL JOSEPH DANIEL HINTON,SAVANNAH RAE MCCOMBER, CHRISTOPHER ASHLEY ELEANOR TRUAX, FILIPIAK, D. CHANDLER FOX- HOLDER,AVERY LEE HOOD, ANTHONY PETERSON, JAMES DANA RENEE VELEZ, DENIECE WORTH, BENJAMIN A JACKSON, RAY PHILLIPS, TRACE HAYDEN CAROLINE WADE, JAMES DOMINIQUE NICOLE GAINES, CHRISTOPHER ISAAC JACKSON, RYAN, ELENA MARIE HOWARD WALKER, THOMAS JAY ROBIN GUSTAVO GEISLER ALEXANDER GREY KAGAN, SCHLECHTE, WEBB, ALEXIS JADE WHITLEY, TARIRA, NOA WILLIAM GROOMS, ALEXANDER BRUCE KARLSON, KAITLYN ELAINE SCHUYLER, TANNER DALTON WILCOX, AUSTIN MICHAEL HART, CONNOR RYAN MATTHEW LAMAR, EMILY GRACE SENN, SIERRA SYDNEY ELIZABETH WILLARD MICHAEL HARTZELL, JESSICA COURTNEY RAE LOGAN, EMILEY LAUREN SHEPARD, TIMOTHY and BRENNON CHARLES SHELBY HENDERSON, FAITH MAYES, VICTORIA LYNN ROBERT SMITH, HANNAH WILLIAMSON. PBES Gage Smith and Hannah Watson. You’ll Love the Way Fifth Grade Continued from Page 2D A/B’s Baptist Cares for You Jacob Baldwin, Sara Burnett, Alise Holk and Reddon McLaurine Shelby Christensen, Maguire Foreste, Shane Imm, Amelia Johnson, Anna We offer an acute care hospital, convenient access to cancer Fifth Grade Larsen, Emily Larsen, Lexi All A’s McNamara, Jacob Scarberry, Marley treatment, a broad variety of outpatient services, physician offices Jace Amberson, Megan Cronin, Taylor and Trey Wright. Lia Lampone, Jamie Seabrook, and the latest in orthopaedic care. Gulf Breeze Hospital Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Ciano Cancer Center Richard C. Fulford Medical Office Building The Endoscopy Center Baptist Medical Park Navarre Gulf Breeze Hospital is a leader in patient satisfaction. For more information about Gulf Breeze Hospital, call (850) 934-2000. (850) 934-2000 www.eBaptistHealthCare.org Visit our Legends’ Cafe weekdays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dine-in and take-out. Located in the Andrews Performance and Research Pavilion, 1020 Gulf Breeze Parkway.

Submitted Photo Award pick up in Pensacola Several eighth grade students from Pam Meade’s Art/Digital Photography and Yearbook classes won awards at the recent Pensacola Art Festival. They are (from left): Victoria Kowalski (first place), Jared Coakley (third place), Rocio Figueroa (honorable mention) and Payne Walker (second place).

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