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 August 14, 2008 Questions 5 With Coaches Block-schedule bullet misses GBHS ■ New contract block-schedule bullet. Teachers were expected to continue to operate on a seven- other county schools will allow language would negate Negotiators representing the ratify the contract’s new lan- period daily format strongly the district to save $2.96 mil- Santa Rosa County School guage earlier this week. The preferred by teachers and par- lion. page very unpopular prospect District and Santa Rosa Santa Rosa School Board is ents. See BLOCK, Page 2A6 Professional Educators last expected to approve the revised The only difference: In the 1C BY JOE CULPEPPER Wrestling coach 1C week agreed to a language contract at tonight’s meeting in 2009-10 school year, GBHS stu- Related inside Gulf Breeze News change in the Master Contract Milton. dents will receive instruction Matt Alt [email protected] ■ Navarre parents criticize that would prevent the district If Board approval — consid- during six periods each day start/finish times, school Gulf Breeze High School from ever imposing a block ered a formality — comes instead of the current five. district’s communication, 2A ■ PAGE apparently has dodged the schedule on GBHS. today, Gulf Breeze High will Similar or comparable moves at Cost-cutting measures, 2A 1D

■ Meeting Portofino stalls Meet ‘Flash’ Gordon at SRIA ■ Bubba’s Beach condo owners lose tax lawsuit WEEKEND BY LISA NEWELL Gulf Breeze News Weather [email protected] THURSDAY 8/14 Last week, another domino fell in the quest to Scattered Storms keep Pensacola Beach tax-free. high 89O The Portofino group that challenged Escambia O County Property Appraiser Chris Jones’ bid to tax low 77 the improvements to the leased land appeared to have lost its bid when the District Court of FRIDAY 8/15 Appeals issued a Per Partly Cloudy Curiam Affirmed Inside high 89O decision, concurring ■ Complete story, 1D O with the decision of low 78

Photo illustration by Jessica Bowie/Gulf Breeze News Breeze Jessica Bowie/Gulf by Photo illustration the lower court that taxing improvements to the leased land is consti- SATURDAY 8/16 tutional. The Portofino group represents close to 1,986 Mostly Sunny units and approximately $19 million in taxable O high 89 value. About 75 percent of the owners who have low 78O held off on paying taxes will be liable for interest and penalties in addition to the taxes. SUNDAY 8/17 Scattered Storms SECOND IN A SERIES high 88O O low 77 Three decades ago, Universal Studios chose Gulf Breeze resident Gordon the Emerald Coast as a Sprague is a retired financial services filming location for the INSIDE expert who enjoys collecting antique automobiles and other items for his local 6,000-square-foot museum. His collection is worth millions and has been visited by such movie sequel ‘Jaws 2.’ Classifieds 3D dignitaries as the Archbishop of Canterbury and former presidential candidate John Kerry. During August, veteran Community 4-8A staff writer Betty Archer Allen Crossword 3B Allen is reporting exclu- Editorial 6A Collector enjoys sharing memories sively about how the movie affected Entertainment 2B Gulf Breeze residents’ lives. Island News 1D largest financial services company. Lifestyles 1B BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News QUICK QUIZ Sprague and his wife, Bette, are Obituaries 7A [email protected] major supporters of Florida State. A They gave the university Henley’s Honkers, Politics 3 Which American city N old saying suggests $1 million to upgrade the office Santa Rosa County 3A boasts a museum that that the only difference of Seminoles football coach and Seniors 8A features Bobby Allison’s Dolphin band lent between men and boys is close friend Bobby Bowden, Sports 1-6C A winning car from the 1969 the size of their toys. whose office bears the Spragues’ Daytona 500, the pole- Amity their sound Talk of the Town 2B In the case of Gulf Breeze names. Winning car driven by “Mailing Statement is resident “Flash” Gordon Sprague, Sprague even has raced cars on Dick Mast in the inaugural no saying could be more accurate. some of the most famous venues BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN on Editorial Page” Brickyard 400 and stock Sprague, 70, might have a head in the United States. Gulf Breeze News cars driven by NASCAR betty@gulfbreeze FOUR SECTIONS full of white hair, and his gait Not too shabby for the oldest of stars Bill Elliott and Mark news.com VOL. 7, NO. 33 might have slowed a tad. Deep four children who grew up Martin? AUGUST 14, 2008 inside, however, he remains a dirt-poor on a farm in rugged, Some stars are born. little boy still seeking all the A. Daytona Beach, Fla. rural Vermont, where people lived Gulf Breeze High wonderment the ever-changing B. Charlotte, N.C. by the strength of their hands and School became a parade world has to offer. C. Talladega, Ala. the sweat of their brows. of stars for the casting “I still don’t know what I want D. Gulf Breeze, Fla. “When you come from that directors of ‘Jaws 2’ to do with my life,” Sprague said Answer: Page 4A environment and have the during the 1977-78 recently. “I work every day trying opportunity to do the things I did school year. About 70 stu- to figure that out.” in life, sometimes you just have to dents from the school got to take part in Sprague already has lived a full recreation departments in pinch yourself,” Sprague said. the making of the blockbuster motion picture home! life most would envy. He served Clearwater, West Palm Beach, “There’s no better way for a sequel that was filmed in the Gulf Breeze and four years in the U.S. Air Force; Jacksonville and Memphis; and child to be born into life than on a Navarre areas. got married, started his family and was a phenomenally successful farm. Most farmers are not well The students rubbed shoulders with celebrities your graduated from Florida State sales manager and senior vice off. You learn the meager way of also learned how movies are made. The extras and University; managed parks and president for the world’s seventh- See FLASH, Page 4A6 stand-ins from GBHS were paid for their time, See JAWS 2, Page 5A6 Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly

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BY PAM BRANNON young child that now will have to before the changes in busing and Gulf Breeze News get up at 5:30 or 6 a.m. to catch school start times were made. the bus, then I am going to make “I guarantee, if you had held Thursday, August 14 Shoreline Drive, Gulf [email protected] Breeze sure that child gets to bed by 8 or meetings like this 10 months Santa Rosa County Parents attending the Santa 8:30 the night before. Children ago and said the things you told Commission 9 a.m., County Tuesday, Rosa County School District’s need a certain amount of sleep, us tonight, you would have had Administrative Center, 6495 Aug. 4 town hall meeting in Caroline Street, Milton August 19 and you are the parent.” every person in this room — Santa Rosa County Santa Rosa Navarre got an overview of the One parent asked if next about 100 of us here tonight — School District Board 10 a.m., County Tourist district’s financial status result- year’s FCAT scores will deter- behind you 100 percent,” the 5086 Canal Street, Milton Development Council ing from recent state budget Santa Rosa County Fire mine of the time change stays in parent said. 3 p.m., Visitors Center, Protection Board of cuts. place for the following year. The crowd applauded. 8543 Navarre Parkway, Adjustments and Appeals But parents were more inter- “If the FCAT scores fall for Later, school board member Navarre ested in the new start times for 4 p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News these schools with the time Ed Gray III said the district and Highway, Milton the district’s schools for the changes, will you flip right back board could do a better job of Superintendent John Rogers Santa Rosa County Local Wednesday, upcoming school year begin- the following year to the old communicating with the public. spoke to Gulf Breeze and Planning Board 6 p.m., August 20 ning Aug. 18. time changes?” she asked. “I think the most provocative County Administrative Center, Navarre schools supporters “I see in Gulf Breeze you 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Santa Rosa County last week. Rogers said elementary thing said here tonight was by the Aviation Advisory don’t have such a wide gap in schools already on early start man who told us we should have Committee 5 p.m., starting times between elemen- schools are starting at different times are doing just fine on done this before making the Saturday, August 16 County Administrative tary and middle schools,” one times because of the buses needed FCAT. “We have some elemen- changes we made,” Gray said. City of Gulf Breeze Center, 6495 Caroline mother said. “But in Navarre under the new three-tier system. tary schools in the north end of “This process has shown us we Deadman’s Island Street, Milton you have two middle schools “If we had started them at the the county that already have need better communication with Restoration Project Volunteer Planting 8 a.m., Deadman’s Monday, August 25 starting at two different times. same time, we would need extra these early start times, and they the parents when we are facing Island The new starting times for some buses to make those routes,” he are ‘A’ schools on the FCAT tough decisions like we have Santa Rosa County of our schools are such a drastic said. “This whole thing is set standard. I respect your opin- been facing — BEFORE those Monday, August 18 Commission 9 a.m., change that it will be tough for Commissioners’ Board Room, around the tough budget times. I ions, but I will tell you the decisions are made. City of Gulf Breeze County Administrative Center, our kids to adjust and do their know this will be a lifestyle changes have been made and “We dropped the ball in that Budget Workshop 5:30 p.m., 6495 Caroline Street, Milton best next year.” change for you all. It won’t nec- will stay in place,” he said. aspect this time around. But Gulf Breeze City Hall Council Santa Rosa County Superintendent John Rogers essarily be easy. One parent said this kind of hopefully next time we can Chambers, 1070 Shoreline Municipal Services Benefit said the two Navarre middle “But if I am a parent of a meeting should have been held remember and do it right.” Drive, Gulf Breeze Unit Public Hearing 6 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Council 6 County Administrative Center, p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall 6495 Caroline Street, Milton BLOCK: Gulf Breeze can stay on a 7-period schedule Council Chambers, 1070 Continued from 1A homework. That wasn’t acceptable.” Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Because of decreased SRC SCHOOLS COST-SAVING MEASURES Information provided by the Santa state funding, the Santa School Board mem- Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. ber Ed Gray III of Gulf Rosa School District is As of June 25 Breeze said compatibili- making difficult deci- Custodial contract (reduce by 13.35%) $351,000 Felonies Vonberg, Thomas Kirk, ty is a big key to the sions in an effort to trim Energy savings - shutting down computers daily $250,000 W/M, 28, 9100 block of Ridge District’s success. $8 million from its bud- Reassigning administrative interns with 08/05/2008 Drive, Navarre, fugitive from “Very important to Fish, Jeremy Shane, W/M, get over the next two difference in Munson’s Principal assignment $250,000 justice. Gulf Breeze High and 25, 9200 block of Eagle Nest years. 15% reduction in 900 funds 901 (School) $321,000 08/07/2008 other schools is main- Drive, Navarre, aggravated The School Board 901 (District) $107,000 Jordan, Neva Beth, W/F, 36, taining a schedule that assault. voted last spring to man- Implementation of 3-Tier Schedule $1 million Martin, Mason Garrette, 1000 block of Great Oaks meets the needs of that date that GBHS go to a Reduce summer allocation by 15% $71,000 W/M, 26, 8400 block of Sierra Drive, Gulf Breeze, larceny. particular school and block schedule — where Reduce athletic funding by 15% $13,650 Street, Navarre, violation of pro- Reed, Christopher Neal, community,” Gray said. students attend four 85- Reduce substitute spending by $400,000 bation. W/M, 21, 8200 block of Segura “The School Board 08/06/2008 minute classes and three (Substitute Plan - Leave Plan) Street, Navarre, violation of pro- knows that’s important Clayborne, Tyrone Maurice, similar-length classes on Reassign 2 TSA’s (salary & benefits) $115,823 bation. to Gulf Breeze High B/M, 45, 2100 block of alternating days. A sub- Reassign teacher assistants to be in compliance Wright, Kyle Justin, W/M, School. Facing a severe Crescentwood Drive, Navarre, sequent outcry of protest with staffing plan (16 positions saved) 18, 3200 block of Lynn Drive, crunch, the Board talked aggravated battery. from Gulf Breeze High $26,624.33 x 16 $425,989 Richey, Suzanne Willett, Navarre, possession of marijua- energetically and debat- supporters prompted the Reduction in staffing in middle (1 per school) W/F, 47, 2100 block of ed hard whether or not na. Board and District to and high (2 per school) 15 total positions Reservation Road, Gulf Breeze, DUIs revisit their decision. to implement a schedule larceny. $57,911.86 x 15 $868,677 08/09/2008 change. That was Silver, Steven Baxter, W/M, The mandate was DROP exit plan: 156 employees retiring delayed a year to weigh 44, 2500 block of Salamanca Parrish, Stephanie Esther, rescinded. After much within next 5 years - consolidate responsibilities Pending all the options.” Street, Navarre, violation of pro- W/F, 36, 1200 block of College deliberation and debate, Retirement incentive $10,000 - when applicable Pending Gray noted, too, that bation. Parkway, Gulf Breeze, DUI. new contract language Property-Casualty premium - non-recurring $1 million Santa Rosa County was written and possibly Board contribution/insurance Pending ranks 66th out of ratified this week that work toward plan to be cost-neutral ensures that Gulf Breeze Florida’s 67 counties in state funding, which is will not be forced to go Total $5,174,452.28 Peak time for hurricanes to a block schedule in the based on a confusing, all-encompassing for- future. Annual STEP salary increase cost $2 million “Print this in big, bold mula that takes into now through September lettering,” Santa Rosa account, among other 2009-10 Budget Reduction Options five days’ worth of water, food Assistant Superintendent things, affluence and BY SCOTT PAGE Change in high school schedules $1.7 million and other necessities.” for Curriculum Tim cost of living factors. Gulf Breeze News 3.5/4 or 6/7 with class size $2.9 million Gas should also be bought in Wyrosdick said “Academically, we [email protected] All other options pending 08-09 budget large supply. Thursday. traditionally perform at With one tropical storm, “The availability of gas “GBHS can stay on a Source: Santa Rosa County School District the highest levels in the Eduoard, and one hurricane, decreases tremendously after seven-period schedule.” state,” Gray said. “Yet, Dolly, already passing through the storm,” Gilmore said. The block-schedule we are second from the the Gulf of Mexico this year, “People are scrambling to get topic dominated discussion dur- semester. That would result in a that fewer available electives lowest in how we are funded. . . . locals are reminded that a dan- gas to run their generators, and ing an Aug. 5 town hall meeting savings of $1.8 million for the would cut into students’ opportu- We have to create efficiencies gerous storm could threaten the if the power is out, the pumps attended by district administrators District. nities to pursue music and/or everywhere we can. We’re asking Panhandle. don’t work.” and about 75 GBHS supporters. With six hours of teaching band, ROTC, drama, and other for help in that regard from par- Gulf Breeze hasn’t been hit “Secure your property as The sense of relief was palpable instruction during a seven-period extracurricular activities. ents and others supporting us, as with a major hurricane since Ivan soon as you can,” said Buz after concerned citizens learned day, which Gulf Breeze will go to Course continuity was another well as the teaching staffs doing in 2004 and Dennis in 2005, but Eddy, Gulf Breeze City their cohesive efforts to oppose in 2009-10, the District saves major concern. Some parents all they can.” the inevitability of the next storm Manager. “This may mean the issue apparently proved suc- $1.6 million. also argued that 14-year-old Rogers detailed about $5.5 is reason for locals to make all the putting lawn furniture in the cessful. If schools dropped to teaching freshmen weren’t mature enough million is savings the District has necessary preparations. garage or boarding up win- “When things five classes over a six-period day, to stay focused during an 85- enacted, moves he said do not Whether evacuating or hun- dows.” are working well, a scenario that would also pass minute block class. impact the classrooms. kering down, it is important for After securing your home why would you muster under the new Master “The School District also Some advocates say offering residents to have a hurricane and belongings, the decision to want to come in Contract language, the savings couldn’t give us a clear picture of early retirement to teachers with plan to follow in the event of a stay or leave must be made. here and change would be slightly more than $1 the training the teachers were Master’s degrees to save on storm. How do you decide whether it?” said Victoria million, Rogers said. going to get to be able to prepare salaries is detrimental to students, “Have a plan, to evacuate or to evacuate or stay? Clarkin, president Gulf Breeze parents who to teach on a block schedule,” particularly ones taking AP Clarkin stay, and buy supplies early,” said “If you cannot be on your of the Gulf Breeze protested the block-schedule plan said Judy Bradshaw, one of the courses. Greg Gilmore, Store Manager at own with any electricity for Middle School PTO and the cited numerous concerns about leaders of the Gulf Breeze “I’m also worried that we Lowe’s. “Have at least three to See HURRICANES mother of three Gulf Breeze its possible implications. Some protest. aren’t hiring any more Master’s , Page 8A6 schools students. feared block would put students “One of the selling points was level teachers,” Bradshaw said. “A year ago, school adminis- preparing for college entrance that our kids would be able to get “We’re only hiring teachers with trators and the School Board told exams at a disadvantage. Others more homework done in class. three years’ experience or less. us block scheduling for 2009-10 worried that fewer Advanced So with the block schedule, How is that not going to impact STATE OF FLORIDA was a done deal and there was Placement course opportunities you’ve already cut the number of the integrity of the classrooms nothing we could do about it. The would compromise students’ days kids are in a certain class. when we’ve had all these sea- DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL Gulf Breeze parents rallied; we competitiveness in attaining Their instruction time is down, soned teachers with advanced PROTECTION went to the School Board meet- scholarships and entrance to and then they were telling us that degrees, and they are intentional- ings and voiced our opinions. It higher-standard colleges. they would spend part of their ly weeding them out to save NOTICE OF APPLICATION was a lot of hard work. Others, still, were concerned supposed instruction time doing money?” “We are thrilled because Gulf Parents across Santa Rosa The Department announces receipt of an application for Breeze has great schools, and County already are on edge permit from Hunter D. Echols, File No.: 57-017634-002, that kind of change isn’t neces- FREE BACK TO SCHOOL GUIDES about a previous decision to to dredge Brickyard Bayou. This proposed project is sary,” Clarkin said. “I think this stagger school start times to located on Brickyard Bayou, adjacent to Santa Rosa is the educational system at its Look for Gulf Breeze News staff members at your allow for fewer buses to trans- Sound in the Soundisde Subdivision, Section 26, best. We are in a financial crisis, school’s orientation. We’ll be handing out free copies of port more students, another Township 2-South, Range 28-West, Latitude 30o 23’2.7” and the parents stood up and our Back to School Guide and 2008-09 bus schedules. money-saving initiative worth o said, ‘Please don’t do this to us.’ Here’s where we’ll be: about $1 million. North, Longitude 87 2’4.2” West, in Santa Rosa Thankfully, (school leaders) lis- County. Thursday, Aug. 14 “I understand there have been a tened.” ■ Woodlawn Beach Thompson lot of changes,” Rogers said. “But Superintendent John Rogers Middle: 6-7:30 p.m., Joe ■ Gulf Breeze High we had to make a decision. Do we This application is being processed and is available for said different schedule protocols Culpepper School, 10:30-noon, Joe save $1 million by going to a public inspection during normal business hours, 8:00 save money, chiefly because Friday, Aug. 15 Culpepper three-tier system, or do we spend a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal fewer teachers are needed under ■ Gulf Breeze ■ Oriole Beach that $1 million and cut teachers, holidays, at the Northwest District office at 160 alternative scenarios. personnel and programs? Elementary School, 1-2:45 Elementary School, 8:30- Governmental Center, Pensacola, Florida 32502-5794 Pace and Milton High Schools p.m., Robert Kelsch and 9:30 a.m., and 10-11 a.m., “Whether it’s morning or already operate on block sched- Scott Page Scott Page afternoon, we’re sensitive to that, Legal # 468 ules. The District is asking teach- ■ Gulf Breeze Middle ■ Woodlawn Beach and I apologize for that. But we ers at those schools to add a sec- School, 9-11 a.m., Robert Middle School, noon- had to make those decisions to ond-semester class to the three Kelsch; 1-3 p.m., Jason 2 p.m., Lisa Newell save us the most money, and they already teach in the first that’s what we did.”

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 14, 2008 3A Community/Politics Gulf Breeze NEWS Filing period opens for Gulf Breeze mayor, council seats Gulf Breeze News ed to replace Councilman Clay Ford be up for election for the regular four didate for City Council or Mayor or between Aug. 5 and Sept. 4. Blank The filing period is open for the when Ford was elected State year term. must be a bona fide resident of the qualification forms are available in position of Gulf Breeze Mayor and Representative. Fulford has submitted qualifying City and must file a nominating peti- the City Clerk’s office, Gulf Breeze council positions A, currently held by Seats A and B will be for four (4) papers for election to seat D of the tion signed by at least five (5) quali- City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive in Beverly Zimmern, Seat B held by Carl year terms, and Seat D will be to fulfill Gulf Breeze Council. As of Monday, fied electors. Petitions must be sub- Gulf Breeze proper. T. Hoffman and Seat D held by the remainder of the original term, no other candidates had done so. mitted no more than 90 days and no The positions earn salaries of $1 per Richard Fulford. Fulford was appoint- until 2010, at which time the seat will Under Florida election laws, a can- less than 60 days prior to the election, year.

First of Zoo’s town hall meetings tonight in Milton Go Back to School with Gulf Breeze News bring their planting implements. to delay entering active duty for The Zoo-Northwest Florida BRIEFS Also, volunteers will collect up to one year. PIZZAZ! will host two public town hall trash and debris and are asked to Pabo, son of Theodore and meetings, the first today (Aug. bring large garbage bags. Dr. Indrany Pabo of Cove Road in Personalized Back Packs 14) at 6 p.m. in the Student forum, where the public will be Paul Tamburro is organizing the Navarre, will report to Fort allowed to comment, ask ques- & Lunch Boxes Center at the Pensacola Junior removal of heavier debris. Benning, Ga. and so much more for College-Milton campus; the tions and hopefully choose to Volunteers can gather at second at 6 p.m. on Aug. 21 in stand behind The Zoo’s efforts.” Montrose public beach, where Splash for Trash BACK TO SCHOOL! the Boma Pavilion at The Zoo. participants will be ferried to the Deadman’s Island island; 88 Highpoint, which is scheduled Sept. 20 The meetings will be held to Organizers in Navarre already allowing one-time access PIZZAZ ! provide a comprehensive update ‘Clean and Green’ are busy planning their Splash for through property to the land on the ongoing efforts to finan- The Friends of Deadman’s Trash, an international coastal Personalized Gifts & Accessories bridge; and 100 Highpoint, cially stabilize and renovate The Island will hold a volunteer cleanup day to help make beach- where participants also will be 3055 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Zoo and present the plan for Clean and Green event between es and water cleaner. ferried to the island. 850.934.3436 10-6 Mon-Fri 10-2 Sat developing The Zoo into a 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, Splash for Trash will be For more information, call nationally recognized regional Aug. 9, to help fortify the small Saturday, Sept. 20, from 8 a.m. Heather Reed at 346-2073. attraction. Marty Stanovich, barrier island north of Gulf to noon at the Navarre Beach anchor with News Radio 1620 Breeze. main public parking area. AM, will moderate the event. Heather Reed, the city of Gulf Gulf Breeze grad Cleanup areas will include “It’s important that the public Breeze’s Deadman’s Island joins U.S. Army the Gulfside beach, causeway, anta Rosa County understand the efforts we’ve Restoration Project manager, Kanupaka I. Pabo, a 1998 sound side and public boat S made so far and that there’s a will have 600 plants for volun- graduate of Gulf Breeze High launches. deserves leaders thorough five-year plan in place teers to plant, including red and School, has joined the U.S. Civic groups, students, walk- who will put the to bring The Zoo out of debt,” white flowering morning glories, Army under the Delayed Entry ers, divers, snorkelers and boats interests of its executive director Danyelle panic grasses, seashore elder, Program. are invited to assist. Lantz said. “We want to present evening primrose and sea purse The program gives young To learn more, call 939-6973 citizens first. the information in an open lane. Volunteers are asked to men and women the opportunity or 939-2617. I have seen first hand the difference a good man in office can make. Early voting CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE 2008 I promise to serve the ■ Candidates for Seat 5 Blackwater Soil & citizens of this county under way political races in *i-J.E. Blankenship-NP Water Conservation Santa Rosa County ■ Midway Fire District District 2 with honor and pride, Gulf Breeze News and state of Florida. Seat 1 *Jack Bragg-R Early voting for the Aug. 26 *Joe McPherson-NP District 4 now and in the future. ■ County Seat 2 Lucas Killam-NP primary elections began Commission Danil Arner-NP Dave Robau-NP Thank You for Your Support Monday and runs through District 1 William Eaton-NP ■ Tax Collector stancolienichols.com Saturday, Aug. 23 at two loca- Candidate Reese Swartz-NP Theresa Booker-R Stacia LaDue-NP Seat 3 Sharon Holley-R Coming Aug. 21 tions in Santa Rosa County. Clayton Miller-R *Shellie T. Isakson-NP Danny Holt-D Gulf Breeze News Citizens can vote at the i-Tom Stewart-R Seat 5 i-Robert McClure-R Jim Williamson-R i-Clyde Broome-NP Stan Nichols-R Election Guide Political advertisement paid for and approved by Stan Colie Nichols (R) South Service Center at 5841 for Santa Rosa County Tax Collector District 3 Matt Scallan-NP Jeff Sessions-R Gulf Breeze Parkway, or at the Marvin Fowler Sr.-R David Szymanski-NP ■ Elections Office at 6495 i-Don Salter-R U.S. ■ District 5 Property Appraiser Representative Caroline Street in Milton. *i-Greg Brown-R Jim Bryan-D Voting can be done between Lauretta Aiken-R i-John Broxson-R i-Jeff Miller-R ■ School Board 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Lane Lynchard-R District 2 ■ State Monday through Saturday. James Brown-NP Representative ■ Clerk of the Voters should bring a photo Brenda Martin-NP District 1 Circuit Court and signature ID, such as a dri- i-Hugh Winkles-NP Sam Brannon-WI * Mary Johnson-R District 4 i-Greg Evers-R ver’s license. *i-JoAnn Simpson-NP Ryan Gilbert-R ■ Republicans will vote for all County Judge District 3 Group 2 Republicans. ■ School i-Clay Ford-R * Ross Bilbrey-NP Superintendent Lumon May-D Democrats and non-partisans Grady Cannon-R District 4 will vote for County ■ Avalon Fire Tim Wyrosdick-R i-Ray Sansom-R District Commissioner Districts 3 and 5, Seat 4 ■ Sheriff ■ State Attorney School Superintendent and Joseph Diamond-D William Cutts-NP Circuit 1 School Board. Donald Galbraith II-NP i-Wendell Hall-R Bill Eddins-R Paul Johnson-WI County Commissioner ■ Holley-Navarre Fire Robert Randle-R ■ Public Defender District 3 and 5 and School District Chris Roper-R Tony Henderson-D Superintendent races are univer- Seat 1 Jeffery Van Camp-R James Owens-R sal, which means no one is run- * Edward Blick-NP Kelly Richards-R Seat 2 ■ Supervisor of ning against the winner in Bruce Brooks-NP Elections November. The winner in i-Jim Fix-R *i-Ann Bodenstein-R

August is the winner. Note: Candidates listed alphabetically; *-elected without opposition; i-incum- School Board is a non-parti- bent; D-Democrat; R-Republican; NP-Non-Partisan; WI-write in. san race, and everyone can vote.

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1. South Milton, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 9841 Oak St., Milton 2. Wallace, Pace Athletic Facility Clubhouse, 5950 Chumuckla Highway, (PARA Park), Pace 3. Coon Hill, Jay Community Center at the corner of Hwy. 4 and Booker St., Jay 4. Jay, Jay Community Center at the corner of Hwy. 4 and Booker St., Jay 5. McLellan, Blackwater Baptist Church, 11689 Munson Hwy, Milton 6. Red Rock, Blackwater Baptist Church, 11689 Munson Hwy., Milton 7. Munson, Blackwater Baptist Church, 11689 Munson Hwy, Milton 8. North Milton, Milton City Hall, 6738 Dixon St., Milton 9. Ward Basin, East Milton Volunteer Fire Department, 5081 Ward Basin Rd., Milton 10. Holley, Holley Assembly of God Church (Dome), 3850 Highway 87, Navarre 11. Coldwater, Solid Rock Baptist Church, 6760 East Gate Rd., Milton 12. Point Baker, New Life Baptist Church 6380 Bayberry St., Milton 13. Allentown, Allentown Fire Department, 9482 Highway 89, Milton 14. Harold, Harold Volunteer Fire Department, 6001 Miller Bluff Rd., Milton 15. Ferris Hill, Milton Community Center, 5629 Byrom St., Milton Ready To Restore 16. Bagdad, Bagdad Community Center, 6860 Pooley St.., Bagdad 17. Fidelis, Fidelis Community Center, 13786 Highway 87, Milton 18. Berryhill, Russell Bldg., Locklin Vo Tech, 5330 Berryhill Rd., Milton 19. Chumuckla, Chumuckla Community Center, 2355 Hwy. 182, Jay The Public Trust! 20. Pace, Pace Volunteer Fire Department, 4773 Patriot Drive., Pace 21. Avalon, Christian Life Church, 4401 Avalon Blvd., Milton 22. Gulf Breeze, South Santa Rosa Recreation Center, 800 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze 23. Midway, Midway Fire Department, 1801 Abercrombie Road, Gulf Breeze 24. Pea Ridge, Santa Rosa County Auditorium, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton 25. Oriole Beach, Calvary Chapel, 1140 Harrison Ave., Gulf Breeze www.jefffortc.com 26. East Navarre, Navarre Community Gym, 8840 High School Blvd., Navarre 27. Woodbine, Pace Water System, 4401 Woodbine Rd., Pace 28. Tiger Point, E. Campus Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church, 4115 Soundside Dr., Gulf Breeze 29. West Navarre, Pullum Senior Citizens Center, 8476 Gordon Goodin Lane, Navarre 30. Pine Terrace, Pine Terrace Baptist Church, 6212 Pine Blossom Rd., Milton 31. Floridatown, Pace United Methodist Church, 4540 Chumuckla Highway, Pace 32. Grand Pointe, Calvary Chapel, 1140 Harrison Ave., Gulf Breeze Republican 33. East Milton, East Milton Community Gym, 8600 Bobby Brown Road, Milton 34. Hidden Creek, St. Sylvester's Catholic Parish Center, 6464 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze 35. Biscayne Pointe, Navarre United Methodist Church, 9474 Navarre Parkway, Navarre 36. Mill Creek, Woodbine United Methodist Church, 5200 Woodbine Rd., Pace 37. Soundside, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze 38. Navarre Beach, Navarre Community Gym (E. of Navarre High), 8840 High School Blvd., Navarre 39. Garcon Point, Church of the Living God, 3375 Garcon Point Road., Milton Political advertisement paid for and approved by Jeff Sessions, Republican, for Santa Rosa County Tax Collector 40. Parkway, Navarre Presbyterian Church, 1870 Lowe Rd., Navarre 41. Woodlawn, Midway Baptist Church, 5471 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze

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Museum photos by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News The yellow car is a 1912 Model T Speedster Mark Martin drove this 2003 Ford Fusion in that cost $590 brand-new. The red model at Sprint Cup Series road races between 2003 right is a 1923 Model T Runabout ($364). and 2006, posting two fifth-place finishes.

Submitted photo Bette (left) and Gordon Sprague (center) visit with legendary NASCAR driver Bobby Allison. Sprague bought Allison’s 1969 Daytona 500-winning car and raced it on the historical circuit for three years. Allison won the 1983 Winston Cup championship. FLASH: Poor Vermont boy does well

Continued from page 1A pumps, dairy farm milking about managing money in life. It’s a hard-work ethic, and machines, tractors, plows and mutual funds. that’s never hurt anybody. It’s other farm tools. In addition, “I became their No. 1 sales- Dick Mast drove this 1993 Ford Thunderbird been very good for me.” there are vintage tricycles, man in the first nine months I This 1977 Rolls Royce Shadow II actually to the pole position and led the first lap in the Several years ago, Sprague bicycles, scooters, pedal-cars, was there. I led them in sales doesn’t belong to Sprague. It’s on loan from inaugural NASCAR Brickyard 400 in 1994. got interested in collecting die-cast fire engine col- for the next three years. It’s all his alma-mater, Florida State University. antiques. Not necessarily fur- lectibles, pre-World War II history from that point on.” niture, china, art or wine, mind children’s games, multiple col- Sprague traveled all over the you, but rather antique auto- lections of license plates from world and, frankly, made mil- mobiles. He owns two build- all 50 states, pristine 78-rpm lions of dollars. Eventually, he ings — the Gordon Sprague record albums, hand-crank was promoted to a senior man- Antique Auto Museum — in phonographs, signage, maga- agement position and became Gulf Breeze that house famous zines, books, newspapers, golf AIM’s most popular motiva- race cars, award-winning vehi- balls, oil cans, boats, cork tional speaker. At one period, cles and farm equipment dat- items . . . the list goes on. Sprague was booked solid for ing to the early 1900s, and The collection, which has more than a year in advance. hundreds of toys. been visited by the Archbishop Sprague retired in 2001 and Sprague owns a similar pri- of Canterbury and former dabbled in auto racing for vate museum on one of his presidential candidate John three years, going undefeated family’s seven Vermont dairy Kerry, among countless other in his mid-60s driving a farms. When he isn’t away celebrities, is worth several restored, high-winged Dodge Bobby Allison won the 1969 Daytona 500 in Gordon and Bette Sprague arguably are most tending to business in the million dollars. Daytona made famous by this Dodge. Gordon Sprague later raced it on proud of their pristine 1927 Chrysler Imperial Green Mountain State, “This stuff is my soul,” Alabama stock-car legend the Historic Racecar Association circuit. 80 Roadster. This car took 14 months to paint. Sprague occasionally can be Sprague said matter-of-factly. Bobby Allison. seen cruising the streets of “Much of this stuff represents Sprague gave up racing at Gulf Breeze in one of his a time in my life. Once col- age 65 not long after crashing many perfectly restored lecting gets into your blood, a stock car once driven by Bill antique automobiles. it’s hard to quit. But, again, I Elliott and Brett Bodine. “I never intended on don’t go looking for this stuff. Sprague and Bette, an becoming a collector,” It really does find me.” accomplished tennis player Sprague admitted. “I never Career takes off and official in her own right, intended to collect the amount settled in Gulf Breeze after of stuff that I have. It all seems During his parks and recre- retirement. They built an to find me.” ation service in Memphis, indoor tennis facility that has Sprague met real-estate mogul hosted televised United States ‘This is my soul’ Avron Fogelman, owner at the Tennis Association events. A first-time visitor recently time of the Kansas City Someday, it’s gone marveled at the contents of Royals major-league baseball This 1968 Edmunds open-wheel, open-cock- Sprague’s 6,000-square-foot team. Fogelman was into col- Visitors to Sprague’s muse- It was the Cadillac of tricycles, the Skyking pit sprint car was capable of speeds of 155 Gulf Breeze museum. lecting, which intrigued Sprague. um often get teary-eyed as model dating back to the mid-1940s. Notice mph. It was last raced in 2006. After hosting a meeting of Sprague and Fogelman they admire the collection, the aerodynamic fenders. the Gulf Breeze Historical partnered in developing rental which brings back so many of Society, which he previously real estate, particularly apart- their memories. served as president, Sprague ments. “They (tears) happen a lot, gave a newspaper reporter a “He owned 16,000 apart- particularly with older peo- tour of his two buildings. ments in the Southeast,” ple,” he said. “On the other His only stipulation was Sprague said. “Through him, I hand, I’ve had ladies who that the museum’s location not got on the fast track about have told me in confidence be publicized. money.” that their first romantic experi- Sprague, however, gladly Fogelman put Sprague in ence was in the rumble seat in allows local civic, church and charge of several properties, a car like these.” school groups to schedule rolling them into a syndicate Sprague isn’t sure what will tours by simply making an and selling them to high-net- become of his antique collec- appointment on the telephone. worth investors. Sprague and tion as he pursues the next His number is in the directory. two other associates covered phase of his life. He’s had The revolutionary 1970 Plymouth Superbird The museum contents are the entire country; Sprague offers from other collectors Long before people ever dreamed of claimed 21 victories in 38 NASCAR Grand mind-boggling. Visitors’ jaws covered all territory west of seeking to add to their inven- $4 gasoline, fuel costing mere pennies on the National races in 1970 before being banned. drop as they observe meticu- the Mississippi River. tories. He politely declines to gallon was purchased from pumps like these. lously restored vehicles Eventually, Sprague’s suc- do business. including, to name a few: a cess took a physical toll. All of But this he does know: 1912 Model T Speedster; 1915 the travel left him exhausted. “Someday it will all be Model T Ford Pickup; 1927 He took some time off, but gone,” he said. “My children Chrysler Imperial 80 Roadster, soon got even more involved (a son and daughter) have no national award-winning 1936 in the world of high finance. interest in it. The only criteria Ford Pickup, 1977 Rolls- Sprague was recruited by a I will establish is that when it Royce Shadow II on loan from Houston, Texas, financial ser- goes, it will all go to one per- Florida State; several vices company, AIM son. What they do with it from NASCAR stock cars, includ- Distributors, a world-leading there is up to them. ing the 1969 Daytona 500- investment firm. “I feel so blessed to have winning Dodge Daytona and “I went to them doing the been alive in the time that I’m the 1993 Ford Thunderbird same thing as a wholesaler, in,” he said. “When you have that sat on the pole in the first calling on financial planners, the good fortune I’ve had, Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis stock brokers, insurance being able to share with other This 1936 Ford Pickup Model 81C-830 half- Motor Speedway. agents, people who were mar- people and giving back to the Sprague purchased and restored this heavy- ton won the national first prize in the Antique Sprague has a remarkable keting to clients’ mutual community is the most impor- duty ladder fire truck after it sat unused in Auto Club of America senior show in 1998. downtown Pensacola for years. collection of vintage gasoline funds,” he recalled. “AIM was tant thing.”

This luxurious 17-foot 1963 Century This 1923 Two Bucket is a chrome-lover’s Tractors were a major part of Gordon Bill Elliott and Brett Bodine raced the 1993 Speedboat was built of rich mahogany and delight. The air intake, four-barrel carburetor, Sprague’s life on a Vermont farm. The orange No. 11 Ford Thunderbird. Sprague crashed featured a Mercury inboard engine. headers and transmission are all-chrome. tractor was built before the Great Depression. this car during a test session, then restored it.

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Members of the Gulf Breeze High School Band ride in a school bus toward Navarre to portray the Amity High School Band in the 1978 movie sequel ‘Jaws 2.’ Band members spent about two weeks on location, shooting and re-shooting a number of scenes. During this time, the kids made friends with many of the cast members and Have your child’s vision tested at our other extras, who happily attended a Gulf Breeze High new location before school starts. School football game and Ask about our back to school specials. were recognized at halftime. Submitted photo : ‘JAWS 2’ Band played theme at halftime Suzanne M. Day, O.D. doctor of optometry Continued from page 1A wandered around spraying Raid they had a lot of time on their 1040 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Suite 210 everywhere because food that hands and had to find ways Gulf Breeze, Fl 32561 and some experienced how cool had been sitting out for about 10 occupy to themselves while 850.932.4184 it was to see both themselves days drew so many flies. waiting hours for filming. and their schoolmates on the sil- Scheider threw a temper O’Brien related an incident in ver screen. tantrum, saying the insects were one of their waiting periods. Robert Hines, Principal at making it impossible for the “On the second day of filming, GBHS in 1977, was approached “artists” to create, along with a Lisa Cady, Kim Bartels and I by Jaws 2 casting director Shari string of assorted expletives. found a nice, tidy, empty room to Rhodes, who The band endured as it shot watch TV and play Dominoes inquired about and re-shot the scene a dozen while waiting for a call to be using members of times. filmed. Much to our surprise, the Gulf Breeze After the band finished its Scheider walked into his room for band to perform as Hollywood experience, it a quiet nap and found us. Our the Amity High played the theme song to ‘Jaws apologies were accepted gracious- Band, which repre- 2’ for a football game halftime ly, and we beat a hasty retreat.” Hines sented the fictional show, and all the GBHS “stars” Walter still has his letter and town where shark and the ‘Jaws 2’ teen stars paycheck from Universal attacks were thought to be hap- attended the game together. Pictures. He was not only a high Broadcasting Live pening with increased frequency. Laura Prochaska Thomas, school student chosen as an extra, Rhodes also wanted a number one of Henley’s Honkers, wrote but he was employed at the of students to act as extras in the two articles for the Gulf Breeze Submitted photo Holiday Inn at Navarre as a dish movie. Each student was paid $3 Sentinel in columns called Greg Walter still has a letter washer, his first job, and he got to Democratic an hour as extras. In those days, ‘Jaws II: Behind The Scenes.’ and $151.50 paycheck from watch many scenes being shot $3 was a lot of money; more than The first was an interview with Universal Studios. and re-shot as well as acting in the Grand Opening scene. National Convention minimum wage. both Lorraine Gray and sentation of the behind-the- He recalled: “Scheider The GBHS band consisted of Scheider, and the second cov- scenes production of a major jogged every morning and spent in Denver, CO approximately 100 members, ered some interesting notes motion picture. and band director John Henley about three teenage actors. all his spare time tanning on the (now deceased) chose 28 stu- Thomas asked Gray and Band got $3,500 beach. The whole experience dent musicians, including the Scheider how successful they was very cool for the GBHS In choosing the students who August 25-28 section of the band known as thought the film would be at the teenagers.” were to be extras, Hines con- Henley’s Honkers. box office. Gray said she had no Newell said, “The excitement sulted with teachers and coun- idea how well it would do was that we were able to miss Some of the ‘stars’ who por- selors. Ten girls were selected, 2p-5p because no one had expected classes and get paid $3 per hour trayed the Amity High band and they, in turn, selected 10 the original ‘Jaws’ would have for our time, but being in the were flautists Wendy Richards boys to participate as extras in been so successful. Scheider shots was very tedious.” Rushing and Laura Prochaska the movie. Some students in this Randle remembers how the Thomas; clarinetists Steve responded that he wasn’t sure; group included Lisa Cady ‘Jaws 2’ teen actors and actresses Ziegler and John Schuster; and that sequels seldom do as well Newell, Michael Gruber, came to the football game with saxophonist Stan Benvenutti. as the original film. Veronica Hawthorne O’Brien, Band members wore their Thomas wrote that “Both Clayton Wells, Connie Brinson the high school movie stars and own uniforms for the movie. Gray and Scheider had very Randle, Kim Bartels, Michell cheered for the Dolphins as if In an effort to prevent the stu- understanding attitudes of my Brooks and Greg Walter. they belonged to the group. They dents from missing too much inexperience as an interviewer.” The girls wore dresses, and were all introduced at halftime. class time, Universal Pictures In Thomas’second article about the boys donned suits or sports “That was fun,” she said. scheduled their involvement for the Amity teens, she said, “You jackets and slacks. The teens “But I also remember that see- mid-afternoons. Henley’s can’t very well have a typical were instructed to wear exactly ing all that it required to make a Santa Rosa’s Choice for Honkers spent 18 to 20 hours in small town without your average the same outfit each day for film convinced me that I didn’t their role. The school provided a American teenager” and proceed- filming and to be available 10 want to be in that kind of work. Positive Change bus to transport band members ed to interview three of Amity’s hours each day. They made up In fact, when given the chance back and forth from the GBHS locals: John Dukakis, who played part of the audience when the to work another week, I said I Dear Friend, to the Holiday Inn in Navarre. Polo; Cindy Grover, who played cast member walked out onto a wanted to go back to high I am running for Sheriff school.” They can be seen in the Lucy; and Jill Martin, who played plank over the indoor swim- of Santa Rosa County because Jane. She found that all three of Universal made a contribu- Mezzanine in the early scenes of ming pool and cut the ribbon for I believe the citizens deserve these actors liked the Gulf Coast tion of $3,500 to the school and the movie. the opening of the new Holiday positive change in their area and that it was a first feature the band for their part in the Inn-Amity Shores. community-and I’m the can- movie for both Dukakis and They also appeared at the movie. The money was spent to didate with the proven record Martin but that Grover had more Grand Opening Ball that was purchase a sound system for the of leadership, education, and acting experience.” supposedly being held for the band. Her articles were well done Amity Scholarship Fund ■ experience to make that and presented a realistic repre- Benefit. These extras found that Next week: Part 3 change a reality. I understand the office of Sheriff should be run in a fair, efficient, and effective man- Ziegler then Ziegler now ner. As your Sheriff, I will institute innovative programs for improved traffic enforcement, aggressively combat illegal 2 weeks, no school drugs, bring back positive face-to-face interactions between Steve Ziegler, one of deputies and citizens, and restore morale and integrity Henley’s Honkers, remembers within the department. that as a part of the Amity High Robert’s Under my leadership I will School band, he got almost two transform the Santa Rosa weeks off from school. Four-Point Sheriff’s Office from the good “I remember the scene in the department it is, to the great movie where Roy Scheider was Pledge: agency it can become. driving on Martha’s Vineyard Make Santa Rosa County a I will be a tireless one minute, then was magically safer place to live, work, transported to Navarre Beach,” and retire. advocate for the victims of Ziegler said. “He actually got to crime and a good steward of drive on the beach!” your tax dollars. As your Work with community and Sheriff I will work to make When Scheider runs in the government leaders to back door, passes the buffet and reduce crime, drugs, and Santa Rosa County a safer goes under the mezzanine level, traffic problems. place for you and your family, the camera pans over the band your business, and your prop- Cut wasteful spending, and shows the side of my face. erty. enhance volunteer unit, It was my 10 seconds of fame. With your support, and “The phrase, ‘Thank you, and implement proven, cost-effective programs. vote, we can make a positive Amity High School band, for change for Santa Rosa County. that eloquent selection’ stuck in Promote the highest our heads for months.” standards of integrity and Political advertising paid for Ziegler also remembered that and approved by Robert ethics for the Sheriff’s Randle, Republican, for Murray Hamilton, who por- Office. Sheriff of Santa Rosa County trayed the mayor, often went to the bar between takes. 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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” 2008 Florida Press Association By Scott Page Award Winner ■ Honorable Mention - Sports ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup What was your most memorable First step into school the longest first day of CO-PUBLISHERS : Lisa Newell I was looking through some old family Why do I bore you with this personal school? Victoria Papajohn photographs the other night, and I hap- story? Why do I have the audacity to pened across a fading, black-and-while pic- assume this memory would interest you? EDITOR: ture of my older brother, Carson, being On Monday, hundreds of nervous, hesi- Joe Culpepper escorted down the sidewalk by our mother, tant Gulf Breeze and Santa Rosa County Vera, on his first day of school. children and their equally anxious parents SPORTS EDITOR: The local newspaper, the now defunct will walk hand-in-hand into a school build- Jason Thompson Stonewall (Miss.) Item, prominently fea- dered just what must have been going ing, and many of those parents will then be tured the photograph on its front page early through my brother’s mind. Then, in con- forced to leave their children behind for the ADVERTISING SALES: in September 1957. My mother, the nurse venient retrospect, I was able to retrace the first time. Pam Randall at the local textile mill, proudly led the path my brother traveled after that day 50 Some lucky child will have her or his Robert Kelsch way wearing her wrinkle-free white uni- years ago when he left the protective nest photograph taken by a Gulf Breeze News form. My freckle-faced brother wore a of home and embarked on his schooling. photographer Monday, and the photo likely OFFICE MANAGER: plaid, short-sleeve shirt and dungarees. In My brother was – and remains — the will be featured prominently on the Aug. Karen Murphy his right hand, he toted a brand-new book smart child in family. Sixteen years after 21 front page. satchel filled with new school supplies. the photo was taken, he graduated college. Starting school; it’s something most of GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: The image brought back memories of He put in 20 years with the federal govern- us have in common. Production Director the old, popular TV show ‘Leave It To ment in Texas. He loves music and still To the kindergartners and first-graders “In 10th grade, two people ran Jessica Bowie Beaver.’ Momma was “June Cleaver,” and plays several instruments well. He pro- who are too young to comprehend this, I Sara Latterell around the school in thongs and my brother was “Wally.” duces his own songs and has volumes of hope your life’s path leads you where you masks.” As for me, “Beaver,” I wasn’t born yet. I recorded music in his electronic archives. want to go. You are our future. The chal- CONTRIBUTORS: Michelle Hampton was another year down the line. These days, he’s settled in Lake, Miss., lenges will be immense. Gulf Breeze Betty Archer Allen But I digress. caring for our dear Vera, who celebrates But you can handle it. T. “Bubba” Bechtol As I quietly studied the photo, I won- her 79th birthday tomorrow. Just take it one step at a time. Bette Boyle Pam Brannon Scott Page Chuck Randle David Standridge City’s path to tax increase not taken lightly This letter is to commend you It is obvious we think the Breeze News to the cornfields of Member: on the article on Gulf Breeze LETTERS Council is on the right track. If Ohio! Florida Press Association city taxes and finances that we can help answer additional Shawn Duntz Vinskey appeared in the Aug. 7 edition of questions, citizens can call me GBHS ’77 National Newspaper Assn. Gulf Breeze News. Have an opinion that needs anytime at 932-5115. Beavercreek, Ohio “In pre-school, I got put into the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber I’d also like to provide some to be shared with the Gulf Buz Eddy wrong class.” of Commerce (“2003 Small additional information for your Breeze community? Let your City Manager Beware classified Ryan Pfeifer Business of the Year”) readers. voice be heard by sending Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze The City has not taken this ad; it’s a scam Pensacola Beach Chamber your letter, along with your I responded to an employ- path to increase taxes lightly. It of Commerce full name, address and tele- Thompson family ment add that was advertised in is a cumulative result of many phone number to: Gulf Breeze News last week. Pensacola Chamber factors. For example: [email protected] grateful for support Jamie Thompson lost a four- The classified ad asked that of Commerce ■ During the recent Visioning year battle with Lupus, pul- prospects contact MJSloan01 Navarre Tourist process, a cross section of citi- The Utility tax is paid by an monary hypertension and other @aol.com. I did, and it seemed Development Council zens encouraged a course for entity that has a Gulf Power complications on Aug. 1. really fishy to me. But I gave Santa Rosa County Chamber improvement of the City, not account. Increasing this rate The Thompson family would my name, address and phone of Commerce status quo or retrenchment. rather than increasing property like to thank the local communi- number to learn more. Citizens spoke up for more taxes by a higher amount allows LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze ty for the outpouring of emo- Basically, the ad sought peo- beautification, bike paths and a folks that use more electricity or News welcomes your opinion. tional, spiritual and financial ple to collect and cash checks We reserve the right to edit a secure place to live. water to pay more. “In sixth grade, my grandfather support during this difficult time. from this person’s clients and letter to fit space available. We ■ Other than considerable ■ The most significant point keep 10 percent, then transfer made me take brownies to my Sometimes, people do things so do not accept letters containing debt service costs, there is no is the level of service received the rest to a designated person. I teachers so I would get better thoughtful and caring that words a personal attack on any indi- funding for capital improve- for the taxes paid. The feedback researched it online and didn’t conduct grades.” vidual. Letters must be limited cannot be found to express grati- Shelly Pitmann ments in the 2009 budget. No we receive indicates that citizens find anything substantial. I did- to one per month from an indi- tude. This is one of those times. Gulf Breeze bike path construction or repair. n’t respond to his confirmation vidual writer. If we receive form want and are willing to pay extra Thanks to everyone who letters, we will print only the first No street resurfacing in the taxes for the best police depart- e-mail to receive checks. I did- touched Jamie’s life. If you n’t think it was legal to do what one we receive. Include your General Fund. No vehicle ment for a city our size in the knew her, she definitely touched name, address and daytime he was asking. replacement. The debt service state. Our parks and recreation yours. phone number. will be even more costly in the department boasts renovated Then I received a check in Jackie, Jerry and the the mail for almost $4,000 along 2010 budget. parks from one end of town to CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Thompson family with an e-mail pressuring me to ■ The decision to create an the other as well as a full-service News is committed to accuracy Gulf Breeze deposit the check quickly and to emergency/capital reserve is the recreation center. If you consider and wants to hear from you if we Editor’s note: Obituary, page money-gram the rest — all with need to make a correction or prudent way to address the issue five other cities in the state with 7A clarification. Please email us complete instructions. of capital improvements and populations of about 5,500, you I then decided to call the at [email protected] emergency reserves. If all goes will find that ours is the second with the subject line Reader’s mother local Sheriff’s Office. They sent according to plan, the Council lowest millage rate. Only one someone out to talk to me, and CORRECTION or was ‘Jaws 2’ tailor “I was overwhelmed when I CLARIFICATION. Or, call will, by this time next year, have has a municipal utility tax lower they told me DO NOT cash the (850) 932-8986 during created a capital/emergency than ours (the others levy the I greatly enjoyed the first check. It’s a scam out of went from a small private office hours and ask for reserve of approximately full 10-percent). None of these installment of your entertaining Nigeria. The check is no good, school to a big public school.” news or sports departments. $500,000. This will help “pro- cities has a fully accredited and informative series about the and most people get taken for it Madeline Reese Gulf Breeze ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze tect” the City against a costly police department and a recre- movie Jaws 2. and don’t find out until the News will not be responsible for disaster and provide funds in ation center. My mother, Jeanne L. Duntz, check does not clear. quality or discoloration in ads ■ was hired as the tailor for ‘Jaws I was also told that nine times provided by the advertiser or its hand for capital needs. The City recently spent agents. ■ The method of increasing $465,450 in order to match 2’ and spent the entire summer out of 10 these people don’t get ad valorem taxes by a small grants of $1 million that together working daily with the staff, caught because they are running Gulf Breeze News is published amount as well as the Municipal was used to make major actors and crew. She was con- this scam out of Nigeria. weekly on Thursdays for $30 Utility Tax and the improvements to the city’s tacted for the job because Rayne Please PULL this classified per year by Gulf Breeze News ad. I don’t want to see anyone Communication Service Tax dis- storm-water infrastructure. (GBHS ’77) and Sheryse (GBHS Publishing, Inc. Periodical get taken for their money! tributes the cost of the tax ’79) Wilhelm’s mother, Joan, postage paid at Gulf Breeze, When we face a repeat of the Kristina Green Florida. USPS # 021819. increase evenly. Raising the ad heavy rain we experienced in owned a laundry in Navarre, and Gulf Breeze Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- valorem tax rate to 1.8 from 1.55 April 2005 or October 2007, we they asked her if she knew any Editor’s note: Gulf Breeze tions. POSTMASTER: Please keeps the rate below the 10-year will be in much better shape. good tailors nearby. send address changes to News has pulled the classified average. Citizens will see an off- The City also recently spent Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box I can’t wait to read Betty advertisement in question and “In kindergarten I was so excit- 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. set to this increase as a result of $180,000 as part of a $967,000 Archer Allen’s next stories. is attempting to track the pur- ed to show off my organized All content is copyrighted Amendment One. Many will not project to remove septic tanks I really miss those beaches chaser. book bag.” 2008. 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BY PAM BRANNON making of $30,611,554 to run the sher- thought.” “And I had to absorb the inflationary back and re-evaluating some of the per- iff department, jail and his courthouse The sheriff said he actually operates costs that have added up this year, like sonnel cuts I had originally thought we Gulf Breeze News [email protected] responsibilities for the 2008-09 fiscal off three budgets. extra unexpected fuel costs.” could make, we saw that there were year beginning in October. “When I come to you with the annu- Hall said if he could leave every- some essential positions that we are Santa Rosa County Sheriff Wendell That budget is less than last year’s al budget request, mine is a little differ- thing status quo and build a budget now requesting be placed back into the Hall has cut 24 employees from his by about $300,000. ent than other departments,” he said. “I around that, his request would need to budget for next year.” department and will order no new The cuts will save $952,661. have three budgets I am working with be $32,803,561. Hall said his department is also cut- patrol cars for this next fiscal year. “But then we had to put back into — one for the jail, one as an operating “But in these tough budget times ting $348,800 in overtime pay. He told county commissioners last the budget $150,000 to cover their budget for the entire sheriff depart- with the state, I cannot do that,” he “That is always tough to do and esti- week that those measures should keep unemployment,” Hall said. “So that is ment, and one for our courthouse said. “So I have needed to make some mate,” he said. “We have a service that him within the budget request he is less of a savings than originally duties. cuts in several areas. But after going has to run 24/7 and 365 days a year.”

Salvation Army FAITH Doctor Needed for Small food drive Medical Business Part Time in seeks donations GBUMC Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News The Salvation Army of to bless All lines are secure and Northwest Florida has launched confidential its fourth annual food drive that will last through Aug. 29. backpacks 318-426-7514 The event is part of a national Gulf Breeze News drive that is collecting food and personal items in every market Gulf Breeze United the Salvation Army serves. All Methodist Church will hold the items collected in Escambia and Blessing of the Backpacks on Santa Rosa counties will be dis- both campuses Sunday, Aug. 17. tributed to the community by the All children can bring their Salvation Army. backpacks to church with them The Salvation Army requests and together they will pray for any non-perishable unexpired one another as they start this school year. Each child will food items. also receive a small gift. Contact Mary Lynn Williams at Gulf Breeze The Blessing will be held at or Rolando Cruz at (850) 477- 9:30 and 11 a.m. services at the 5800 for more information or to Submitted photo Joy Baas (left) and Chad Rowe of Gulf Breeze Fairpoint Campus, and at 9 and make a food or personal item became husband and wife Friday, Aug. 8, during a 10:30 a.m. at the Soundside donation. Donations will be wedding ceremony at Pensacola Beach Community Campus. · 110 Bed Assisted collected the weeks of Aug. 18 Church. The couple is honeymooning in Georgia. Kindermusik Classes for Living/Retirement and 25. children ages birth to 4 years of age will begin Aug. 25. Community Kindermusik is an internation- · Locally Owned OBITUARIES ally recognized music and and Operated movement curriculum for chil- · Home Cooked Meals dren and promotes the develop- · Linen and ROSA MEAD of Hammond, La., and partici- Jamie was very strong and pated as organist in numerous courageous. She enjoyed and ment of the whole child. Housekeeping Service 1961 - 2008 Singing, moving, instruments, Rosa Lee Mead, 47, of Gulf weddings. She was a talented had a passion for life and lived it · 24 Hour Staff Breeze, passed away Thursday, artist, crafts person, seamstress to the fullest. She loved her fam- listening, group activity, lots of and Security July 31, in a pedestrian/vehicle and cook. ily and friends deeply. One of her fun, and much more. Led by · Activities Program She is survived by her hus- greatest rewards was working accident in Midway. Rachael Hyer, this semester Conveniently · Respite & Day Care Mead, a devoted wife, moth- band, Terry Pettigrew; three as a legal death investigator for promises to be the best ever. er, sister, grandmother, aunt and sons and daughters-in-law, the Medical Examiner’s Office in Call soon at 932-3594 for open located in friend, was born in Lake Lance and Katherine, their chil- Pensacola. house information or to enroll. dren, Tyler and Anna Pettigrew; Jamie’s uncle, Ron the heart of Charles, La., in 1961. Her hus- Children and youth choirs band, Barry, described her as Darren and Tracy, their children, Thompson, preceded her in Gulf Breeze Jacob and Landon Pettigrew; death. will begin in September. 934-1061 independent, loving, caring, Registration forms are available generous, kind and full of life. Bryan and Amy, their children, Survivors include her mother behind in the Music Suite Lobby the Mead lived in Gulf Breeze for Emily, Allison, and Bryan Todd and father, Jerry and Jackie Cancun’s www.villasgulfbreeze.com 18 years. Pettigrew. Thompson of Gulf Breeze; sib- Children’s Place, and the Youth Services were Aug. 7 at Rose Services were Tuesday, Aug. lings, Tina (Andy) McKeown of Area. For more info, call “J.R.” Restaurant Lawn Funeral Home in true 5, with interment in Parklawn Pensacola, Nikki (David) Hicks of at 932-3594. AL#9664 Cajun style. Memorial Gardens in Gulf Breeze, Jay Thompson of Arrangements entrusted to Hammond. Gulf Breeze, Jeanne (Tim) Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Hansen of North Carolina; nieces Gulf Breeze. JAMIE THOMPSON Racheal Drury, Carmen Hicks, Angie Batten 1978 - 2008 Lydia Hansen; nephew Jansen DARLENE PETTIGREW Jamie Leigh Thompson, 29, Hicks; aunts, Betty Thompson, GULF BREEZE NAVARRE 1945 - 2008 of Gulf Breeze, passed away Marie Gossman, Elizabeth Hale, Darlene Stevens Pettigrew, Friday, Aug. 1 after a four-year Katherine Tenaglia, Donna 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 9528 Navarre Pkwy. battle against lupus, pulmonary 63, of Navarre, died Friday, Aug. Barlow; uncle Mike (Sherry) Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Navarre, Florida 32566 1, in Gulf Breeze. hypertension and other compli- Barlow; her dog Roxy; many lov- She was born March 12, cations. ing cousins and friends. (850) 932-8855 (850) 939-8500 1945 in Houma, La., daughter of Jamie was born in Pensacola A memorial service was held the late J. W. and Mattie Price and grew up on Pensacola Tuesday, Aug. 5, at St. Ann’s Stevens. Beach. She graduated from Gulf Catholic Church in Gulf Breeze. Darlene was a wonderful, lov- Breeze High School and the Trahan Family Funeral Home of ing wife, and awesome mother University of West Florida. She Pensacola handled arrange- for three sons and seven grand- was a member of St. Ann’s ments. children. She was a gifted and Catholic Church and attended In lieu of flowers, donations multi-talented person. She missionary trips with the church. can be made in Jamie’s name to served as organist for many She also modeled for local stores the Humane Society, 5 North Q years at the First Baptist Church and fashion shows in the area. Street, Pensacola, 32505.

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Community/Business Gulf Breeze NEWS Pranks can be lots of fun — until they backfire on you My second son was always yore. While you’re at it, tell Charlie 55- and 75-percent of your body up to tricks and mischief that got On one occasion, my son hid what a good job he’s doing for weight is actually water? him in trouble. in the big old front-loader the Association. If, like me, you The critical functions of your As a preteen, Hugh loved to clothes dryer in the garage utili- appreciate the appearance of the body depend on water, including upset his elders. I was not ty area. My mother-in-law and I entry gate and our litter-free keeping the blood (which is 83 always a very easy person to pulled into the garage after a streets, you should know that percent water) able to transport play tricks on, as I had seen shopping trip, and both of us left Charlie personally monitors oxygen, hormones, enzymes and them all before, but his grand- the car carrying a paper bag them every day. nutrients to the cells, and carry- mothers were wonderful candi- filled with glass bottles of soda ■ ing away waste. It’s also vital for dates for the full treatment. — our entire week’s supply. I There’s no better time of year digestion, temperature control, Their own children (they had passed the washer/dryer area infrequent, so he knew that the Whisper Bay subdivision this than the ‘dog days’ of August to and lubricating the mucous lin- just two each) had been well- without incident. But as she meant no soda for several hot week, and it is beginning to remind readers about the impor- ings of the organs. Waste prod- behaved, so they had less experi- walked by the dryer, the door summer days. sound like the Wild West. tance of staying well-hydrated. ucts are removed in water by ence with adolescent high-jinks, flew open and Hugh popped out As for me, that’s when I dis- Several reports of coyote Drinking water is one of the eas- your kidneys. so they reacted with the desired with a loud “Boo!” covered that peer pressure carried sightings are circulating, and it is iest things you can do to main- Dehydration can cause dizzi- surprise at any prank. Much to his delight, she more weight than any hard words. rumored that pet cats are disap- tain your health. ness, fatigue, headache, depres- My mother-in-law was par- reacted just as he had intended ... For the next week, when plain ice pearing at an unusual rate. If you According to the Kansas State sion and disorientation. It can ticularly easy to startle, and until the shopping bag fell to the water replaced a fizzy soft drink have any information about this, University’s department of fami- also cause muscle cramping and this made her a delight to cement floor with a loud crash, all around, he had to face the call Charlie Venable, the head of ly and consumer sciences, it’s loss of coordination. scare. She would shriek and exploding bottles of his favorite angry expressions of his siblings, the Whisper Bay Civic the most abundant compound in There’s no other substance on fall back against a wall, soft drink! Since we lived quite as well as adult disapproval. Association, at 932-4778, or the body, and the most important earth like water, and nothing you clutching at her heart as if a a way from town, back in the ■ drop me a note via the Gulf nutrient of all. can drink, no matter how much great silent movie actress of woods, shopping trips were There’s a lot of excitement in Breeze News. Did you know that between it costs, is better than water! Don't let bear market devour your investment strategy

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(850)941-4321 HURRICANES: Don’t be lulled into complacency SAUL ULLMAN M D Continued from page 2A wood already cut for the rest of , . . the windows. We bring in Specializing in: three to five days after a storm, everything that might blow Microincision Cataract Surgery then you should consider evacu- around and load all the pictures ● Over 22,000 implants performed ating,” Eddy said. and other valuable items in a car ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology in Pensacola The National Hurricane and drive it to a place where it will be safe.” Visit www.UllmanEye.com Survival Initiative (NHSI) Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen encourages evacuation. “We then take our other car Dr. Ullman for their surgery. “Residents of coastal states and continue driving to our 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 from Texas to Maine should cre- evacuation spot,” Clark added. (850 ) 208-1900 ate a hurricane survival kit, famil- Eddy’s job doesn’t afford iarize themselves with evacuation him and his family the option to routes and evacuate as soon as evacuate. As a result they must officials give the order,” Ron be prepared. NOW Sachs, executive producer of the “Personally, we are in good NHSI, said after Hurricane Dolly shape,” Eddy said. “I have boards REGISTERING slammed into Texas. pre-cut for my windows. My kids FOR It is important to evacuate are old enough to be helpful in FALL 2008 quickly to avoid being caught in emergencies, as opposed to hav- Gulf Breeze Courtyard is a community with an flood conditions. According to ing to be cared for.” emphasis on memory care residents. the NHSI, storm surge repre- “One thing that would help at Each resident has full access to our secured sents the greatest potential for a home would be converting community including 2 beautiful courtyards. EXCEPTIONAL gasoline-powered generators to large loss of life from a hurri- DANCE TRAINING We do not confine our memory care residents to a cane, and rising waters can natural gas. That way, you small locked ward. We are neither ashamed of our account for deaths as far inland won’t have to worry about find- Ages 3 thru Adult memory care residents nor are we willing to as 20 miles. For residents of ing gasoline.” segregate them. Santa Rosa County that 20-mile The City of Gulf Breeze must Our Staff is highly trained and compassionate. danger zone reaches as far as also make preparations. 400 S. Jefferson St. Our rooms are spacious with extra large walk-in south Milton. Eddy said the City’s plan of Pensacola Cultural Center action depends a great deal on closets which provide our residents with additional Lowe’s has increased its living space. stock of hurricane supplies, but the severity of the storm. so far there hasn’t been a heavy “We make sure all of our Chef Joel’s dining experience is second to none. rush to buy them. pumps and generators are At Gulf Breeze Courtyard, “It certainly hasn’t been as working,” Eddy said. “We 850-432-9546 we have the privilege of working brisk as it was in the years check to be sure all vehicles immediately following Ivan and are fueled and ready and that in our residents home. Dennis,” Gilmore said. all of our chain saws are in top That, however, doesn’t nec- shape.” essarily mean that locals aren’t With more than three-and-a- prepared. half months left in hurricane “I think that the new building season, there is still a significant codes have made houses threat for a local landfall. The stronger, and people who went peak time is now through through Ivan are much more September. prepared,” Gilmore said. “It is best to have a plan set in “I’ve got hurricane shutters place and have supplies, as make your reservation installed on the front windows,” opposed to trying to accomplish www.balletpensacola.com today for a Your family is our family. said Gulf Breeze resident those things as a storm is bear- FREE LUNCH 3428 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Robert Clark. “I’ve also got ply- ing down,” Gilmore said. 850.934.1662

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 14, 2008 The McCollough Institute: A local landmark with an international following Appearance & and “Best Doctors in America”. Affecting the kind of change that Health opened its According the international publication, makes life better is what drives the man doors to the multi- “Cosmetic Surgery Times”, his achieve- who created The McCollough Institute specialty world of ments as a surgeon, author, teacher, inno- in Gulf Shores, Alabama. self-enhancement. vator, humanitarian, and breeder of gait- As a young man, Dr. E. Gaylon His son (architect, ed horses, earned Dr. McCollough the McCollough faced a life-altering deci- Stedmann title: “Renaissance Man” sion. Should he become an architect, a McCollough) and Over three decades, Dr. McCollough physician, or accept the Dallas his wife and inte- and his clinics have cared for more than Cowboys’ offer to become a profession- riors-artist 20,000 satisfied patients, receiving com- al football player? He chose to take the (Susan) played McCullough mendations from respected professional best of all worlds and become a facial major roles in organizations and academic institutions. plastic surgeon, a profession the doctor building a world-class, private medical More than seventy (70) aspiring facial describes as: “architectural medicine.” It and surgical sanctuary in the heart of plastic surgeons have served apprentice- was a choice that vaulted him onto the Gulf Shores’ Craft Farms Golf Resort. ships under him. For patients, who could international scene and attracted him to There, privately-operated centers of not otherwise have plastic and/or recon- the Gulf Coast. excellence offer a wide variety of afford- structive surgery, opting to have surgery In the 1990’s, a New York Stock able services to people of all ages and by a “fellowship surgeon” (rather than Exchange-listed corporation approached walks of life, including cosmetic and by Drs. McCollough, Bolling, or Petro) Dr. McCollough about purchasing his reconstructive surgery, after-surgery has been the answer to prayers. Aesthetic Medical Center in recovery villas and/or VIP rejuvenating When asked to reflect upon his deci- Birmingham. The idea of selling and retreats. sion to move to the Gulf Coast, Dr. building an even better one on the Gulf Dr. McCollough personally operates McCollough remarked: “I am proud to Coast was appealing. The offer present- his institute’s Center for Nasal & Facial be a part of the positive changes occur- ed a business and quality of life opportu- Plastic Surgery and The Skin Center. The ring along the Alabama-Florida Riviera. nity that the doctor and his family could Center for Breast & Body Sculpting And, I hope to expand the life-enhancing not pass up. Surgery is directed by Dr. Robert services we currently offer through for- In 2001, his next vision became reali- Bolling. And, Dr. Melanie Petro oper- mal associations with like-minded pro- ty. The McCollough Institute for ates within each department. She and fessionals in this – and other communi- Dr. Bolling provide non-invasive and ties. I invite my medical colleagues and injectable cosmetic procedures. All of skin care specialists to join me in creat- the above are duly-qualified, full-time ing a ‘centers of excellence network’ and surgeons. making the region that many of us call As a result of his expertise in surgery “home” and even better place to live and of the face, neck, eyelids, and nose, Dr. work.” McCollough was selected by his peers as The doctor’s plan has drawn the atten- one of “America’s Top Plastic Surgeons” tion of the business and professional communities. After only two years of operation – and in recognition of its extra-ordinary approach to both com- The beautiful and restful McCollough Institute. munity and global life enhancement – The Clearly, his move to the Gulf Coast lifetime. Gulf Coast Area has made a difference in the lives of its For more information, call 1-888- Chamber of residents and for patients, the world over. 868-7000 or visit www.mccolloughinsti- Commerce selected Dr. McCollough has created a communi- tute.com . The McCollough ty-minded, service-oriented landmark Institute and Plastic where residents of – and visitors to – the Surgery Clinic as its Alabama and Florida Panhandle Coast “Business of the Middle courtyard of the McCollough Institute in Gulf Shores, Al. feel cared for, pampered, and very much Year”. “at home”… for an hour, day, week, or a

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Health & Beauty/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Driftwood Garden Club donation to help beautify presents... Gulf Breeze Library Talk of theTown On Aug. 3, Helen Antonacci, head of The Lore, T T the Driftwood Garden Club Library com- Legends and By Betty Archer Allen mittee, presented Amy McDonald, Library Learning pro- Manager, with a check on behalf of the gram is free Send your club news to Talk of the Town by Driftwood Garden Club. and held the emailing Betty: [email protected] The money was received just in time for last the new landscaping for the Gulf Breeze Wednesday of Library. Usually the money is used for each month. books pertaining to flowers or gardening; On however, this year McDonald said she Wednesday, would like the money to be used for flow- Aug. 27 at What’s your time ers and plants around the library. 5:30 p.m. at Antonacci is a life member of the 8484 James WORTH? Florida Federation of Garden Clubs and a Harvell Road, 30-year member and a past president of the Friends of All these carriers at one location. Driftwood Garden Club of Gulf Breeze. Navarre Helen Antonacci, Chair of the Driftwood Garden Club Library com- Library will mittee, presented Amy McDonald, Library Manager, with a check Friends of the Navarre Library feature Dean on behalf of the Driftwood Garden Club. The Friends of the Navarre Library are DeBolt, presenting a program on the History and Director of Special Collections for John C. throughout August at the Navarre Library. 1333 College Parkway 932-0410 the Panhandle and are featuring a Gulf Pace Library at the University of West The pieces, done in oils and acrylics, can Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Breeze artist to show at Navarre Library. Florida as the speaker. be viewed during library hours. The Special Collections Department Holland-Doyle’s goal is to make the contains research materials about the histo- viewer think about and react to a message ry and development of Pensacola and the that will evoke insight and possibly action. 10-county West Florida region. It is the Her work also is on display at the largest West Florida research collection in Quayside Art Gallery in Pensacola and in existence and a major repository dealing private collections throughout the United with Florida and the Gulf Coast region. States, Canada and Europe. Holland- Friends will also sponsor Carole Doyle has won regional awards in various Holland-Doyle, a Gulf Breeze artist, to Northwest Florida exhibitions since 1977. show at Navarre Library. Holland-Doyle She is affiliated with Pensacola Artists, creates underwater scenes and environ- Inc.; Gulf Breeze Artists, Inc.; and The Back to school! mental pieces. Her work will be on display Arts Council of N.W. Florida. Jr. Fashions Galore!! The exhibition is brought to the library through the Friends of the Navarre Library. Shop here 1st and Save! For more information contact Patt BEST ON THE COAST 2007 Consignment Store ! Gulf Breeze artist, Carole Holland-Doyle, Stewart, President at 932-0715. So much to choose from...Why Shop Anywhere Else? Lots of PARKING will show at Navarre Library during the ● available on Saturdays! See TALK, Page 4B6 M - F 10AM - 6 PM SAT 10 AM - 5 PM Month of August. Harbourtown ● Suite 27 (850) 913 G.B.Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL 934-0492

Thursday 8/14 Evenings in Olde Seville Square Entertainment DowntownStyle Clark and Company and Zig with a Zag, 7 - 9 p.m. CALENDAR NewOrlean’s Flair! Friday 8/15 Sounds of Summer SEAFOOD ● BURGERS ● STEAKS ● WINGS ● SANDWICHES Anna Garrott, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. “Try Our Famous ● Paradise Bar & Grill, Midnight Confession, 9 p.m. The Fort Morgan Slammers, 7 - Fish Salad.” Sunday Jazz Brunch 10 AM - 2PM Hawkins Band, 6 p.m. Bimini Beach Bar 9 p.m. Bimini Beach Bar Incognito, 9 p.m. Bamboo Willie’s ● Nightly Dinner Specials! Incognito, 9 p.m. Mo Jiles, 7 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Sunday 8/17 ● BEST SALADS Buzz Cutt, 8 p.m. Sounds of Summer Wednesday 8/20 DOWNTOWN! Paddy O’ Leary’s Anna Garrott, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Midnight Confession, 9 p.m. Open Mic Night, 7:30 p.m. OPEN DAILY ● Monday - Saturday 11 AM - `til ● Sunday 10 AM - 8 PM Monday 8/18 ● ● Saturday 8/16 201 S. Jefferson Street (850)429-9655 www.ragtyme.net Sandshaker Lounge Thursday 8/21 Sounds of Summer B. A.R.E day, 10 a.m. - ’til Paddy O’ Leary’s Anna Garrott, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Tuesday 8/19 Sandshaker Lounge CITY OF GULF BREEZE Buzz Cutt, 8 p.m. Bands on the Beach Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE Paddy O’ Leary’s Tuesday, November 4, 2008 (National Election Day) will also be the day for election of a Mayor - two (2) year term, and three Council members: Seat A - currently held by Beverly Zimmern, Seat B held by Carl Hoffman and Seat D - currently held by Richard Fulford, who was appointed to replace Councilman Clay Ford. Seats A and B will be for four (4) year terms. Seat D will be to fulfill the remainder of the original term, until 2010, and then Seat D will be up for election for the regular four year term, from 2010 to 2014.

Any qualified elector of the City who is also a bona fide resident of the City may become a candidate by filing with the City Clerk a nominating petition signed by at least five (5) qualified electors, which petition must be submitted not more that ninety (90) days, August 5, 2008, and no less than sixty (60) days, September 4, 2008, prior to the election. Each petition must contain an affidavit, to be made by the candidate, that he is a qualified elector and a bonafide resident of the City. Blank qualification forms are available in the City Clerk’s office, Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida.

Under Election Laws, State of Florida, a candidate for office must appoint a campaign treasurer and designate a primary campaign depositor prior to qualifying for office. These forms are also available in the City Clerk’s office.

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GBSA volleyball registration under way Registration for the 2008 GBSA volleyball season is going on now until August 22 at the Rec Center. The league is open to girls entering fifth through eighth grade. For more information, log on to gulfbreezerecreation- center. com or by calling 934-5140. Meet the Dolphins August 22 at Dolphin Stadium The GBHS Quarterback Club will hold their Meet the Dolphins Night August 22 from David Standridge/Gulf Breeze News 6-10 p.m. at Dolphin Stadium. Left: Junior varsity players go through a drill, while head coach Chris Nemith (above, right) talks with his varsity players during the first day of fall practice Monday. For $20, kids get a meal and ‘unlimited play’ on all attractions and events, including: Take your picture Fall practice under way with your Favorite Dolphin, Dunk your favorite coach, Team to practice today marks the first in full pads continue once school starts next Rock Climbing Wall, Power for high school teams statewide. week, can still change. Jump, Obstacle Course, in full pads today “You can’t get everything Included in the varsity’s Super Slide and others. you want done when you're not number of 48 is senior Kris There's no charge for parents. BY JASON THOMPSON in pads,” said head coach Chris Matsoukas, who didn't play Cat Country will also be on Gulf Breeze News Nemith after the first day of fall football last year. hand for a live remote. [email protected] practice Monday. “Having Kris gives us some Also included in the price The Dolphins, which number depth in the secondary,” said is a t-shirt that kids can get Throughout the summer, the 48 on the varsity, 52 on the JV Nemith, adding that he can also autographed by the Dolphin quarterbacks, receivers and and 33 on the freshman squad, play on special teams. players. The concession defensive backs on the Dolphin are going from 6:30-8 a.m. and Matsoukas could also see time stand will also be open. football team have had the most again from 4:30-6:45 p.m. on offense at tight end. For more information, call fun, since they’re the focus of “We have to be smart in the “We just got to get him Tricia Hodges at 293-1316. their 7-on-7 games. number of reps we do,” said acclimated to wearing the David Standridge/Gulf Breeze News Nemith (back) and offensive coordinator Sean Tomey (right) run See Briefs, Page 6C 6 Now, the lineman and Nemith, adding that the two-a- See Football, Page 2C 6 offensive lineman through a drill Monday. linebackers get to have their fun as days, which are scheduled to Five Questions The top 10 reasons with GBHS to love the Class of ’09 wrestling Well, it’s that time of year coach Matt Alt again - the day that most kids dread and most parents cheer. BY JASON THOMPSON It’s back to school. Gulf Breeze News Personally, I didn’t dread it – [email protected] it got me out of having to watch my little sister’s soap The 10th and final installment of a operas. Someone please tell me summer-long series comes from GBHS – how does an ugly chud like wrestling coach Matt Alt. Luke get a girl like Laura? But Q: The formation of the GBHS I digress. wrestling program five years ago was The year will hopefully be a That’s what I saw a couple 9) Speak softly, carry a big a brainchild of yours. Tell us about very busy one for yours truly, of weeks ago when Lindsey kick, Stevie Y - Since there’s your wrestling background. with the expense account Wright dove headfirst into third no reason 19 in ‘The Top Ten A: I was born and getting used at least one trip to base a ‘meaningless’ exhibition Reasons to Love the Class of raised in western state every season. Add to that, game for the Lady Dolphins 2009,’ the number nine will Pennsylvania, where this group of seniors (the Class last week against Baker, Ala. have to do. wrestling and football Whether it’s diving into a Several years ago, Eric Miles rule. I first started of 2009) is a pretty good group wrestling at the age of of kids, it inspired this column base headfirst, laying out to told me Jessica Majewski looks eight years old at the dubbed ‘The Top Ten Reasons catch a fly ball or cheering like she’s not working hard in YMCA. I continued to to Love the Class of 2009.’ from the bench, Wright knows practice, but afterwards, she’ll wrestle throughout Editorial Note - Course, this only one way to do it – all out. go the The Club and work out junior high and into is a sports-related column, but That type of hustle would make for three hours. That’s just the high school. my two favorite reasons to love Pete Rose proud - just don’t way she is. Once I got to high the Class of ‘09 are my ‘little pick up any of his other habits. Wearer of jersey 19 (just like school, two serious leg Alt sisters.’ Here’s hoping you have Unfortunately, she her sports idol Steve Yzerman), injuries prevented me from participating in a great senior year, Grace and reaggravated her back on the Majewski may be the best big Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News my junior and senior seasons. I went on to receive a football scholarship from Nat - and Bridget, too. :) play, but the play sent a game player I’ve ever seen. In Big showing at the ‘Big I’ Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. message – that she’ll do the regional finals against Now - as Kasey Kasem once A: Talk about your assistant coaches said, ‘on with the countdown.’ whatever it takes to win. Washington as a freshman, Sarah Hicks, shown here teeing off during her first high and their background in wrestling. 10) The perfect teammate – Memo to Coach Tomey – go Majewski stole a pass, dribbled school match last August, finished eighth out of 60 We are so blessed to have coaches I don’t know a lot of kids ahead and make her (and fellow through three defenders and participants at the Trusted Choice Big ‘I’ Junior Golf that are willing to volunteer their valuable that’ll slide into a base headfirst senior Rosie Atkinson) team scored a game-tying goal in the Classic last week in Pinehurst, N.C. Hicks shot a four-day time and energy. These two guys are the in a game. But how about in a captains right now. They don’t final 10 seconds. total of 303, finishing only seven shots out of second heart and soul of our program. place. She shot an even-par 36 on her final nine holes on exhibition game? get any better than that one. 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Photo by David Standridge Junior varsity coaches talk to their players Monday. FOOTBALL: GBHS break out pads today Continued from Page 1C attention to who is and what they’re doing.” uniform again,” Nemith said. Alt has a full staff of coaches “He fits right in with the team. separate from the varsity staff. He’s excited about playing They are Dick Adams (offensive again and we’re excited to have coordinator), Dennis Green him back. I know all the seniors (offensive line), Jim Meredeth are happy to have him back.” (wide receivers), Von deKozan For 33 members of the Class (defensive line), Sean Weiser of 2012, Monday was their first (defensive coordinator, ever day of high school football. linebackers), Jim Ogden Matt Alt, who taught many of the (defensive ends), Greg Schwartz players last year at Gulf Breeze (cornerbacks) and Hayes Middle, is their head coach. Holland (safeties). The last two “I thought they responded are 2007 GBHS graduates. real well,” said Alt. “The big “We’ve been blessed to have thing they have to realize they people in our community that have to be ‘on’ for two hours have a strong football background Photo by David Standridge straight. When they’re not on who want to vest time and energy The key to advertising success Thomas Farmer punts during practice Monday. the field, they have to pay in our kids,” Alt said. Local Man Travels Backwards HIDEA:<8G6BEH 7:;DG:I=:NHIDENDJ# Through Cafeteria BEXAR COUNTY- Tom W., after using Thera-Gesic® 8VaXZi»hig^eaZXVaX^jb[dgbjaV^hYZh^\cZYid]Zaeœ on a sore left shoulder, was able on three consecutive hideadlXVaX^jbaZ\XgVbeh#?jhiVh`ndjge]VgbVX^hi# days to go through the line ordering while only looking 1-866-742-13733 8 8 back at the food. When asked why, he painlessly replied: 9 2- 9 6 “None of your dang business!” www.florida-classifieds.com Go painlessly with Thera-Gesic® 86A"%+.%(GZk%&%%+%'%%+B^hh^dcE]VgbVXVa8dbeVcn#6aag^\]ihgZhZgkZY# THG-08914

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Gulf Breeze High should be well represented on Saturdays at several gridirons across the region and across the country. While some have appeared to have solidified starting jobs, others are battling for those spots and others are battling for key backup spots in hoping of starting next season. Contributing a lot for the Cardinal Doug Baldwin (GBHS Class of 2007) was kept busy by new coach Jim Harbaugh last season, catching passes and fielding punts. But where he made his biggest impact was on kickoff returns, where he averaged more than 24 yards a return. “Doug is what us coaches call a complete athlete,” GBHS coach Chris Nemith said. “Plus, Photo courtesy of Dartmouth Sports Info. Dept. he’s fearless - not cocky, just fearless. He’s not afraid to go Big target for Big Green After travelling with the team in 2006 and playing in nine of 10 games in 2007, Carroll Papajohn across the middle and is not (81) stands to start for Dartmouth College when the season opens September 20 at Colgate. afraid to return kickoffs with guys running down field at him.” Pap-ing into the receiver, they get a look at a four much about the Ivy League, but Baldwin, who caught 11 starting lineup wide receiver set and they can’t if you’re starting in the Ivy passes for 93 yards this year, Baldwin isn’t the only get another defensive back in League, that’s a big deal,” says the kickoff return job is Dolphin that will get to start this the game,” Hodgson said. Nemith said. “You have to be his to lose and is hoping to season. Carroll Papajohn (c/o “Our offense is now more of able to perform academically as return punts this year as well. ‘06) will be the starting tight end a spread type offense, so I’ll be well as athletically.” Submitted Photo He had two punt returns for 15 for the Big Green. more of a slot back receiver as Papajohn played in nine of City Champion “In our offense, our tight end opposed to a tight end,” said the Big Green’s 10 games last yards in the Cardinal’s second GBHS junior Ashleigh Ryals won the City of Pensacola’s game of the season against San needs to have wide receiver skills, Papajohn, who caught four season. The Big Green don’t Junior Championship August 4-5 at Osceola Golf Course. Jose State. which he has,” said Dartmouth passes for 33 yards and a start practicing until August 26. Ryals won the girls’ 14-18 year old, as well as the Overall title, He was one of only eight true offensive coordinator Mike touchdown for Dartmouth last Starting battle in with a 75 and a 71 for a 146 total. freshman to play last season. He Hodgson. At 6-5, 235 pounds, season. “I won’t even have my Hattiesburg should get a lot more playing Papajohn gives the Big Green an hand on the ground most of the Josh Hurd (c.o ‘06), a redshirt time on offense as two receivers added dimension on offense. time,” he said, referring to sophomore at Southern Miss, is in Subscribe to the Gulf Breeze News! (Mark Bradford and Evan “Defenses can see when we where a tight end usually lines a battle for the starting fullback job Moore) both signed NFL free have a tight end in the game, but up on the offensive line. with Mobile native Josh Barton. 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2008 GBHS ninth grade football team Front row (from left): Josh Monserrate (5), Blake Meredeth (9), Andrew Jurnovoy (10), William Farmer (11), Mason Barnes (12) and Severin Brown (15). Second row (from left): Jordan Bennett (18), Mitchell Delgado (21), Travis Bishop (22), Mitchell deKozan (24), Taylor Busbee (28), Adam Enzian (34) and Emerson Davies (44). Third row (from left): Josh Weiser (50), Kyle McGee (51), Sam Hartman (55), Cameron Davies (64), Mikal Wilder (65), Tucker Reese (69), Ian Rogers (75) and Patrick Roane (81). Fourth row (from left): Cody London (82), Nick Allen (85), Cody Ianni (86), Tre Ammon (88), Trey Baker (90) and Reno Routh (99). Photo courtesy of Stone’s Studio

2008 GBHS JV football team First row, from left: Alejandro Gonzales (4), Brandon Sorenson (8), Holden Tibbs (9), Alec Boyce (11), Donald Clarkin (12), Tyler Williams (14) and Kalani Routh (15). Second row (froml eft): Currin Caudell (18), Stephen Houser (19), David Rogers (21), Ben McCrary (22), Jacob Greer (24), Connor Barretta (25), Chris Riney (26) and Tyler Miller (27).Third row (from left): Payton Lee (28), Dylan Thomas (29), Andrew French (32), Trey Nichols (33), Shane White (35), Tyler Burke (42), Blake Cannon (45), Hunter Alford (50) and Mickey Nixon (51). Fourth row (from left): Patrick McKiernan (55), Stephen Crowhurst (60), Cruz Lee (63), Joseph Belitsos (64), Max Cyr (65), Taylor Trawick (68), Bradley Costello (70), Alex Brewer (71), Blake Edwards (72) and Maury Goldstein (74). Fifth row (from left): Ryan Freeman (75), Alex Boulton (76), Tyler Harp (78), Thomas Rockhill (82), Michael Simhachalam (83), Adam Woods (84), Reed Wojtys (85), Tyler Johnson (86), Matt Johnson (88), Josh Sanford (90) and Josh Crabtree (96). SIxth row: Dylan Clark (99). Photo by David Standridge

Photos by David Standridge 2008 GBHS freshman cheerleaders Bottom row (from left): Anna Kerr, Jennifer Mitchell, Michelle Schroeder, Katelyn Ezelle, Julianne Lewis (captain) and Mackenzie Riney. Back (from left): Emalee Hudson, Taylor Pacenta, Jordan Marcus, Alex Ruben, Michelle Brown and Richelle Czeck.

Photos by David Standridge 2008 GBHS JV cheerleaders Bottom row (from left): Alayna Hayes (captain), Brianna Beyers and Emily Retherford (captain). Back (from left): Lacey Webb, Alexa Shows, Emily Craven and Meredeth Chavers.

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Continued from Page 1C the bar not bobbled off (twice), Permenter would’ve certainly finished The following year, Majewski split in the top five. So in 2009, Permenter’s two defenders and scored what would slogan should be ‘bronze or better.’ unfortunately be the lone goal for 7) No luck here - While this GBHS in the state title game. placement is for his finish last year at There were no state tournament state in the high jump, but at this rate, theatrics last year, only because it could also represent how tall he’ll Majewski played hurt (another great be once basketball season starts. quality - no excuses). So here’s hoping Dustin Clements, now 6-7 ½, there’s one more moment of brilliance missed half the basketball season due from the UWF Lady Argo to be. to injuries, but has been making up for More soccer analysis to come... it this summer, breaking 30 points 8) Pole vaulting Permenter - I put several times for the Breeze Zach here at number eight as a reminder Basketball’s 17-under team. of sorts, but I don’t think he needs it. Add to Clements a frontline that While finishing eighth at the state includes two other six-plus footers in File Photos meet would be considered great by Alex Duntz and Colin Kupris, the Zach Permenter will be shooting for higher heights in the pole vault in 2009. most, it didn’t seem to be for him. Had Dolphins are shooting for another plus- .500 season. And don’t be surprised if (who wears jersey number four) holds school history as the first to ever play that’s not all they accomplish - the the dubious distinction of being the for a state championship. For the feat playoffs (in a district with Milton, PHS only kid at GBHS that’s ever called to happen again - or to reach the top and Washington) - could happen. me ‘Mr. Thompson.’ of the 4A mountain - the Dolphins will 6) Standing tall - The boys I’m sure Mark and Connie stressed need a strong showing from its two basketball team aren’t the only team to Kyle that he should respect his returning starters (defenders Christian with an imposing six-footer. elders, but I contend, as Scott Bakula Mauldwin and Daniel Shull). Celia Eddy, the Class of ‘09’s leader so eloquently put it in the movie Coach Bruce Savage is hoping the academically, is one big reason (a 6-foot- Necessary Roughness ‘I’m not that ingredients of fellow seniors Thomas 3 reason), that the Lady Dolphin eld.’ Farmer, Jesse Ortiz, Nick Malloy, Josh volleyball team has big dreams this Despite what happened this past Epstein and Hunter Hickman, with a season. season, Schnackenberg is a proven group of juniors who lost only two Tobie Bass, another six-footer, leader and a proven winner. Two con- matches on the JV team last year, will along with Lacie Brothers, will lead secutive winning seasons as the JV have GBHS in Tampa come February. the Lady Dolphin Express, but they quarterback illustrate that. Add to that 1) The Four Horseman - While won’t make it to state (which would his Dolphin teammates believe in him they may not be able to wrestle like be a first) without the help of a and trust him, 2008 could be Ric Flair and his old pals Lex Luger, talented group of underclassmen. Schnackenberg’s third winning Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson, 5) On the War(ford)path - More season. As long as two of those are the quartet of Alyssa Smith, Amanda numerical license here as he wears against PHS, Arnold or West Florida. Green, Jesse Vickrey and Aubrey jersey number 15 - five is the closest 3) Try(on) again - Like Permenter, Curington can sure play soccer. one in this countdown. there’s a reason Emily Tryon has this Combining their efforts at GBHS The Dolphin football team has particular reason. And like Permenter, and the Pensacola Futbol Club, the adopted a new attitude this summer, she doesn’t need to be reminded. foursome has made it to a state one that hopes to put last year’s 2-8 Tryon was four laps away from a tournament five times, but have yet to showing as Chris Berman would say state title last year in the two mile, grab the brass ring. They, along with ‘back, back, back, back - gone!’ only to finish third. She could become the aforementioned Majewski, have For that to happen, receiver Cody the first GBHS athlete ever to win a the Lady Dolphins poised to do what File Photos Warford has to have a big season state title in more than one sport (cross no team has done since 2001 - win I hate 2-8 catching passes. For that to happen, a country and track). And somewhere in their last game. Kyle Schnackenberg, has hopes of strong showing is also needed out of between laps, Tryon hopes to run And if they do win their last game, putting last year’s nightmare behind File Photo our next listing. down a Division I scholarship. I may have to hold up the four fingers him - by becoming the first Emily Tryon will be shooting for ‘better 4) No more ‘Mr. Thompsons’ - 2) Deja vu again, or not - Last and go “woooooo!” quarterback of playing in a playoff than bronze’ in the two mile this season. Quarterback Kyle Schnackenberg year, the boys soccer team made Let the games begin. berth since 2003.

File Photos Stylin’ and profilin’ The quartet of (from left): Aubrey Curington, Amanda Green, Alyssa Smith and Jesse Vickrey, along with Jessica Majewski, hope to bring home a state championship back to GBHS in 2009.

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COLLEGE: Getting over 1 million hits Former Dolphin stars per month online. hope to make mark at next level WWW.GULFBREEZENEWS.COM Continued from Page 2C “I don’t really know yet. We’ll have to just wait and see,” said Hurd, who enters the third week of preparations today. “We didn’t get out of meetings until 10 (Aug. 1) and we were back up here at six,” Hurd said. On Aug. 2, the Golden Eagles, under first-year coach Larry Fedora, had practice in the morning, team photos in the afternoon and Fan Fare in the evening. USM opens the season Aug. 30 at Southern Miss, where Hurd will run into a familiar face. Shooting for number two Brad McGuire, a redshirt freshman at KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. Louisiana-Lafayette, is in a battle for the backup quarterback slot for the Ragin’ For Terrific Cooling Service Cajuns. “We have a fifth-year senior (Michael 939-3325 Desormeaux), so he’s going to to be the guy,” McGuire said. “So it’s me and another guy ERTIFIED who are battling for the number two spot.” C McGuire said the Cajuns started back last TECHNICIANS week. “We had sign up at 6 a.m., ate Ready to Serve You! breakfast, and went to meetings and practices until 10 p.m. - fun stuff.” McGuire said a decision on the backup spot will be around the time ULL reopens Photo courtesy of La. Lafayette Sports Info. Dept. for fall classes on Aug. 24. Battling for the backup “It’s probably go right down until the end,” McGuire said. “I felt like I had a Brad McGuire warms up during a recent Louisiana-Lafayette practice. A 2007 pretty good spring. Hopefully, it will just GBHS graduate, McGuire is one of two quarterbacks vying for the number two spot behind fifth-year senior Michael Desormeaux. carry over.” McGuire was a four-year starter at Gulf Ganus said. get my technique down and the right steps. Breeze, helping it make the playoffs as a “Last year in limited playing time, he Just work on the details.” freshman and helping the Dolphins to winning became the first back to break 100 yards in On defense, Zach Brothers will move seasons his sophomore and junior years. a game,” head coach Mike Turk said. “He’s from linebacker to defensive end. “I can’t Hunting for spots with the Hawks a good athlete and a hard worker. He makes wait - I’m excited. It’s something different,” A trio of Dolphins appear to have nailed the most of his opportunities.: Brothers said of his new spot. down starting spots for the Huntingdon One of Ganus’ blockers this season will “We have about four guys competing for Hawks this season. be Tim Dilts (c/o ‘05). “This will be Tim’s those spots,” defensive line coach Chris Mills 3479Gulf Breeze Ben Ganus (c/o ‘06), who was a running first year where he’ll be competing for a said. “I look for him to possibly be a starter.” Pkwy. 932-7100 back last year, started one game in both his starting spot,” said offensive line/strength Now weighing 230 pounds, Brothers will in Tiger Plaza Next to Sonic 10-6 M - F ● 9-6 SAT freshman and sophomore years, He ran for coach Charlie Goodyear. “We graduated five stay the team’s long snapper. He hoped to snap 114 yards and a touchdown this past season. linemen, four of which will full time starters, for extra points, but would love to do more. “Right now it’s me and one other guy so we’ve got a lot of shoes to fill there.” “Maybe they’ll let some big defensive who’s a year younger than me. But right “(I just have to) work my butt off,” Dilts lineman run downfield on kickoffs,” now, I’m the top of the chart at fullback,” said. “Just work hard, get the plays down, Brothers said. FIVE ?S

Continued from Page 1C Al Gliniecki wrestled in Alaska and placed third in the southeast division, placed fifth in the AAU World Championships in the 285 weight class in 2000, won the AAU World Championship in 2001 in the 220 lb. weight class, and placed sixth in the 2002 220 weight class. Burke Wellborn is a two time state champion in ‘79 and ‘80 in the 155 weight class. He placed third in the 1980 Southeast Olympic Qualifier, won the National Prep Tournament in 1981 where he attended the Wyoming Seminary in Pennsylvania, Over 20,000 copies distributed along the Gulf Coast! and he wrestled for the Naval Academy from 1981-1984. To Advertise call 850-932-8986 Q: This past season was the first time you had sent wrestlers to state. Talk about Kyle Chavers and Taylor Retherford and the seasons they had. A: I would like everyone to know what an honor and privilege it is to coach two great young men like Kyle and Taylor. They worked through the growing pains of paying your dues when you learn the world’s oldest sport and they achieved success with great humility. They are two classy guys with a work ethic that will enable them to achieve what ever they pursue. They have both set the standard for all Gulf Breeze wrestlers. Q: How have you and your wrestlers passed the time this summer to improve? A: Our wrestlers worked out summer four days a week focusing on fundamentals and technique. We held a three day wrestling camp with Olympic Coach Rob Hermann. Several of our wrestlers have traveled to Oklahoma State University and the University of Minnesota for summer camps. Our wrestlers have also participated in AAU and USA Wrestling tournaments this summer. Q: Talk about your expectations for the upcoming season. A: We have three district champions and five district placers returning. There will be some interesting competitions for several weight classes on our squad. Several underclassmen have been working hard to take and keep their spot. We have some incoming fresh- men that have come from our youth wrestling program that will also be fighting for mat time. Our goal this year is to win the district title as a team, and to send many more to the state championships.

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BRIEFS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, Potato Continued from Page 1C Salad, Rolls, Tea and Soft GBHS SoundWave Drinks. Cost is $10 for Band Golf Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, will Members (if mailed in by conduct a public hearing on August 25, 2008, at 6:00 p.m., in the Commissioners Meeting Room at Pelican Fan August 18th) and $15 for Non Tournament Sept. 6 the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, for the purpose Appreciation Night Members and those paying at The Gulf Breeze High of adopting non-ad valorem assessments for the following: August 22 the door. SoundWave Band will hold the You may BYOB and we’ll sixth annual SoundWave Golf SANTA ROSA COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT: The Pensacola Pelicans will Tournament Sept. 6 at The Moors hold their Fan Appreciation have $5 bottomless cups for Property in the area depicted below will be subject to the assessment. Keg Beer. Please bring your in Milton. Registration begins at 7 Night Friday August 22 against a.m. with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. the Grand Prairie AirHogs. folding chairs and/or boat if you The proposed fire assessment schedule is as like as we’ll be right on the Cost is $320 per team and follows: Gates open at 5 p.m., with first $80 per person. A $395 pitch scheduled for 6:35. water. Residential All proceeds from this event corporate sponsorship includes 0-3,500 sq. ft. $ 85.00 The Pelicans’ staff will be a four-person team and a tee giving away prizes such as t- will be donated to the New Tiger 3,501 sq. ft & up. $175.00 Band Hall Fundraiser. sign. A continental breakfast Commercial and multi-family 5+ units shirts, koozies, hats, key chains, will be provided. Prizes for Raffles, Silent Auctions, .05 cents per sq. ft. cups, etc. They will also have holes in one, as well as longest Football Highlight Videos and Multi-family less than 5 units some premium items to drive and closest to the pin. Cajun/Zydeco Music will round and condos $ 75.00 per unit. giveaway such as coolers, For more information contact out the day's activities. Agriculture and Vacant lots $10.00 per one acre computers, printers, concert Eddie Gibbs at either 803-1038 tickets, clothes, golf clubs and All LSU Alumni and Friends parcel and are welcome! To RSVP or more or 932-5812 or email sports equipment. [email protected]. .02 cents per acre over the first acre. information call 850-206-7981 Sylviculture (Timber) $10.00 first 200 acre parcel Panhandle Bayou or email LSUPanhandle@hot- and mail.com Shot in the Dark Golf Bengals Kickoff .15 cents per acre over 200 acres. Tourney Oct. 10 Recreation vehicle parks Party August 23 GBSA Juniors Gulf Breeze Chamber is and mobile home parks $ 75.00 per lot The Panhandle Bayou holding fundraiser having its ‘Shot in the Dark’ Hotel and Motel $ 75.00 per unit Bengals, LSU Alumni Chapter- nighttime golf tournament on Pensacola, will hold their annual August 23-24 Friday, Oct. 10 at Tiger Point Kickoff Party Saturday August The GBSA Juniors football Golf Club. 23rd from 4-8pm at the team will be holding a Cost is $35 per player and tee Chamberlin Residence, fundraiser August 23-24 at the off is 4 p.m. Glow in the dark Pensacola Beach. flea market across the street balls will be used, and ‘throws’ Guest speaker will be Matt from the Gulf Breeze Zoo. count! Golfers and non-golfers DeVille, senior editor of Tiger The flea market is open from are welcome. NAVARRE BEACH FIRE PROTECTION MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT: Rag Magazine. Matte will talk 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. For more For details, call The Gulf on the upcoming football season information, email either Sandy Breeze Chamber of Commerce Property in the area depicted below will be subject to the assessment. and give his assessment of the Nicholas [email protected] at 932-7888 or register online at NAVARRE BEACH 2008 Fighting Tigers. or Angel Riley-Pena www.gulfbreezechamber.com. Menu will be Bar B Q Pork, [email protected]

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C August 14, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS SOFTBALL: Lady Dolphins win five games by combined score of 31-2 Continued from Page 2C (Culpepper and Milam) on a wild pitch and a subsequent throwing error in the first inning to win their second game, which started at 9:30 p.m. Culpepper reached base after drawing a walk on a 13-pitch at bat - an at bat where she fouled off seven straight pitches. She also had the team’s only hit - a single in the third inning. Milam struck out nine in the win. GBHS 2, Impact 1 Zuniga forced a game-ending popout with the bases loaded in the top of the fifth as Gulf Breeze Wanted finished pool play unbeaten at - dirty approximately 2 a.m. Jessica Watson, who went 3- cars for-7 in three games, singled Members of and scored on three wild the GBHS pitches in the third, while boys and Morgan Bass was hit by a pitch girls soccer and scored after two wild teams were pitches in the fourth inning. on hand to Zuniga, who struck out wash cars seven, had the team's only Saturday at other hit - a single in the fourth. Wal-Mart to Washington High junior (and raise funds former GBSA softball player) for the Maggie Swinford had two hits upcoming for the Impact. season. The GBHS 10, Pine Forest 0 teams raised The top seed after pool play, close to the Lady Dolphins put their $600 in a six first eight batters on base in the hour span. first inning of the first of two Left: Nick semifinals that started Green waits approximately at 3:30 a.m. to dry a car. Photos by Bass, who went 2-for-2, hit David an RBI single in that nine-run Standridge first inning, as did Watson and Caroline Waghalter. Culpepper added an RBI double in the inning, while Ginny Coady, Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News who scored twice, singled and Morgan Bass awaits a pitch at 6:30 a.m. in the Lady scored in the second inning. Dolphins’ 8-0 win over the Lady Astros in the championship Brown threw a one-hit game of the Beat the Heat Tournament at Washington. shutout, with seven strikeouts in the win. shutout with six strikeouts, Landfair went 2-for-3 and GBHS 8, Lady Astros 0 went 3-for-3 at the plate. She scored once in the win, while Minutes after the sun poked hit a two-out triple in the first, Culpepper went 2-for-4 with a over the horizon, the Lady scoring Atkinson; a two-run two-run triple in the fourth, Dolphins began the single in the third, scoring scoring Landfair and Watson. championship game at about Culpepper and Krueger, and an Milam went 5-for-8 in the 6:30 a.m. RBI double in the fifth inning, tournament, while Culpepper Milam, who threw a two-hit scoring Atkinson. went 4-for-11. I Depend On Gulf Breeze News “If you want to get your message out to the Gulf Breeze Community, nothing beats the Gulf Breeze News. Everyone reads it, and it’s a great Photo courtesy of Chip Holston way for the Gulf Breeze Michael Stemcosky lifted a total of 715 pounds to win the 165-pound division. Community to see our great new, fuel efficient Saturns! Results from the Emerald Coast _ Stan Williams Saturn of Pensacola Push and Pull Championships A Gulf Breeze News advertiser The Dock on Pensacola Jason Dean 370 Derek Johnson 415 bench, 505 Beach was the site of the Open (Raw) deadlift - 920 total Emerald Coast Push and Pull Cory Crawford 375 Sub Master (Raw) Deadlift only SHW Championships on August 2. Open (raw) Chris Coaker 440 bench, 660 The event was sponsored by Mark Melancon 535 deadlift - 1,100 total Chip’s 24 Hour Fitness Center. Aaron Heid 550 Open (Single ply) (Best lifter Winners were as follows: Open (Single Ply) bench and deadlift for total) Bench only Andy Kashack 505 Chip Holston 480 bench, 565 Teen 16-19 Bench and Deadlift for total deadlift - 1,045 total Locally owned since 2001 Andrew Belter 205 Michael Stremcosky 315 bench, Howard Strickland 470 bench, 550 Law/Fire (single ply) 415 deadlift - 715 total deadlift - 1,020 total

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“If the law says these things are taxable, I have to uphold the law.”

– Chris Jones Escambia County Property Appraiser Why Me? Portofino I love my favorite watering hole on the island. While I only seem to get there about three times a month, things never seem to change there. I won’t tell you which one it is, because I don’t like to talk to people owners lose Photo illustration by Jessica Bowie/Gulf Breeze News when I go there. I sit, listen and drink. Two of the four tax lawsuits are over, with courts upholding Escambia When I can see the end of my nose, I leave. county’s claim that the improvements to the land are subject to ad valorem I never drive, I ride my bike or walk, and taxes. that way I can always be sure I’m O.K. with John Law. tax lawsuit When I listen I hear things that seem its bid earlier this year. Two group, said if a Per Curiam improvements to leased land Dunes Motel case is sched- BY LISA NEWELL quite right to the other people listening, more cases, nicknamed the Affirmed (PCA) is issued, is his duty. uled to be heard at the usually because they are all in a state of Gulf Breeze News Dunes Motel group and the the case stops making its way “I understand that the District Court level on [email protected] euforia that can only come from the magic Ariola group, are still mak- through the courts. change is different that it was October 21. brew of the God Comas. I hear it sober, and ing their way through the “The Supreme Court of in the past … I can’t look to Jones said he expects more Last week, another domi- I often write it down so when I get over courts. Florida has decided it will that. I have to look to the of the same in these cases, no fell in the quest to keep served I can remember it the next day. I Jones said the Portofino not hear a PCA decision,” law,” Jones said. “If the law and that more dominos may Pensacola Beach tax free. usually stop writing when I began to hear it group represents close to Kepner said. says these things are taxable, fall in the Pensacola Beach The Portofino group that as the others do, usually just in time for my 1986 units and approximate- Jones, like Santa Rosa I have to uphold the law.” tax situation. challenged Escambia County walk home. ly $19 million in taxable County Property Appraiser And while lessees were “We don’t see any differ- Property Appraiser Chris I recently heard an islander say when value, though improvement Greg Brown, deemed that the promised, though advertis- ence in the leases they’ve Jones’ bid to tax the improve- asked by his buddy if he was “there last values change every year. beach land is leased but that ing, that they didn’t have to already ruled on and the ones ments to the leased land, night at nine PM”…he said, “I was there The Per Curiam Affirmed improvements to the land are pay taxes, “Leases, almost that are pending.” appears to have lost its bid right up until I left.” Now that seemed nor- decision basically means that taxable. Brown’s challengers each and every one, say, ‘if However, Danny Kepner, when the District Court of mal to everyone that heard him, but me. the district court affirms the on Navarre Beach lost their taxes become due they are attorney for the Ariola group Appeals issued a Per Curiam How else can that be? How could one leave lower court’s decision but bid to hold off taxes, but the the responsibility of the and the Alvin’s Island group, Affirmed decision, concur- before they do? Why am I the only one that doesn’t write an opinion. courts sided with Brown. lessee,’” Jones said. said there’s still hope. While ring with the decision of the head that as stupid? Why am I cursed with However, the plaintiff can Approximately 25 percent He added that taxes col- unable to comment on active lower court that taxing this hearing custom? ask for a rehearing within 15 of Portofino owners paid lected on Pensacola Beach cases, Kepner hinted that improvements to the leased Another time I was talking to a pal, and I days, but those are rarely their taxes already and the benefit of the entire county. some of the factual presenta- land is constitutional. told him that I saw a wreck on the Beach granted. remaining 75 percent will be The Ariole case was heard tion made to Judge Jones in An earlier bid by commer- Bridge coming home last night and I Danny Kepner, attorney liable for interest and penal- at Circuit Court level May 1 the Ariola cases has some cial businesses, nicknamed thought it may have been a friend of mine, representing the Alvin’s ties in addition to the taxes. and they are awaiting a deci- differences than the the Alvin’s Island group, lost but it wasn’t. He said, “Were you alone or Island group and the Ariola Jones said his quest to tax sion from that court. The Portofino case. by yourself?” Again, no one laughed or even thought anything of it, but I wanted to slap him upside the head. Didn’t he mean, “Alone or with someone?” And then, SRIA’s special meeting stalls over sunshine concerns Where else could you be? You are SRIA administrative office and on ate and effective notice under the cir- “In my opinion it doesn’t matter BY LISA NEWELL ALWAYS either with someone or by your- the entity’s website, www.sria- cumstances and special meetings who’s chairman, but since I called the self, ALWAYS! There ain’t no third place, Gulf Breeze News [email protected] fla.com. should have at least 24 hours reason- meeting and my understanding from unless you want to count unconscious and However, Stebbins said he was able notice to the public...” staff is that Mr. Gant also requested to present, but I don’t know what you’d call Did the special meeting, called for unable to find it on the website for But Stebbins said that typically, be a party of the calling of the special that. “about 20 minutes.” there has been a minimum of 48 meeting that I put him down as the I heard a woman say once, “When my August 6 by Santa Rosa Island Authority member John Peacock The meeting was not published in hours notice. “Given that circum- Vice Chair. And, staff was directed to husband comes in, pretend you just got the newspaper, but a press release stance I don’t think adequate notice do that by me.” here?” How is “he” going to do that? Jump meet Government in the Sunshine rules? That question was debated by was issued by email and phone calls was given,” Stebbins said. Dr. Campanella said that he did not up, and yell out loud, “Man, I just got here were made to the media. Peacock told SRIA Chairman Dr. want to be a part of the meeting and and someone drank half my beer!” or board members and SRIA attorney Mike Stebbins. Peacock told the board that the Thomas Campanella that he called adjourned it. Later, Prather excused “Hello husband, I just got here and you Government in the Sunshine manual the meeting and named himself as the himself. With Tammy Bohannon wife was not here when I was here earlier!” Peacock called the special meeting at about 1 p.m. Tuesday, issuing states that “emergency sessions chairman, with Fred Gant as the Vice absent, there was no quorum for the Huh? should be afforded the most appropri- Chairman. meeting. I heard a man say last week, “You know notice by posting it on the door of the when you die in your sleep, you never know it!” Well, you don’t know it when you are awake either. You just go to sleep, Sample ballots unless you are in the death chamber at the This week state prison, and THEN you have a pretty being mailed to good idea that you are going to die. However, I’m not sure even then if you on Pensacola Beach know exactly WHEN that happens. Other Escambia voters ✔ than that, I’m pretty sure you ain’t gonna ● Friday, Aug. 15 Early voting underway ■ know it at anytime! Last time I checked Sounds of Summer-Nashville, 5:30 Escambia County Supervisor of form at www.EscambiaVotes.com. there was no alarm system that went off to - 7:30 p.m. on the Quietwater Elections David H. Stafford Absentee requests must include the let you know 10 minutes before death. Boardwalk. Anna Garrott will perform. announced hat a sample ballot for voter’s date of birth and address, and When I owned the Gulf Breeze Funeral the August 26 Primary Election is must be received no later than Chapel years ago, I told a mutual friend of ■ Free Friday Flicks, dusk, Gulfside being mailed this week to all Wednesday, Aug. 20. Voted ballots mine that had been in Europe for the last Pavilion. To find out this week’s feature, Escambia County voters eligible to must be received in the Elections two months about another friend that had call 850-994-9074. vote in the election. Office by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day. died while he was gone. I said, “Manny, I In 34 of our 90 precincts, voters EARLY VOTING: Beginning don’t know if you know or not, but we Saturday, August 16 registered as No Party Affiliation Monday, August 11, voters may cast buried Mike about a month ago. He had a ■ Free Back to School Cookout, 5 to 7 p.m. at the (NPA) or in a minor party will have their ballot early at any one of four very nice funeral, lots of people there, it Pensacola Beach Community Church. The public is invited to no races or contests to vote on. Only area locations: was beautiful. He looked at me, frowned, attend a free family event commemorating the end of summer voters registered as Democrat or ■ Elections Office, 213 Palafox looked sad and said, “Oh No, did he die?” I Republican will receive a ballot. Place, 2nd Floor; and the start of the school year. There will be a water slide for wanted to say, “Well no, but we buried him NPA and 3rd party voters in these ■ Elections Office Cantonment the kids, good food and Christian fellowship. The event is anyway, you know how he always lied precincts will receive a letter of Annex, 292 Muscogee Road; free and open to the public. about things!” But, I didn’t, I just looked explanation rather than a sample ■ Tryon Branch Library, 5740 around to see if anyone else had heard this, ballot. North 9th Avenue; ■ Sounds of Summer-Nashville 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. on the and again, it seemed that I was the only one The sample ballot includes an ■ Southwest Branch Library, Quietwater Boardwalk. Anna Garrott will perform. that was blessed with that gem of a total image of the ballot, the voter’s 12248 Gulf Beach Highway. stupid question. I just walked away before I polling location, instructions on Early voting dates and times are Sunday, August 17 laughed in his face, I didn’t dare trust marking their ballot, and informa- as follows: ■ Sounds of Summer-Nashville 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. on the myself to say anything, and else I would tion on early voting, absentee vot- ■ Monday, August 11 through Quietwater Boardwalk. Anna Garrott will perform. just fall down and bust a gut laughing. He ing, and voting at the polls on Friday, August 15: 8:30 a.m. until never did “get it!” Election Day. A sample ballot is also 4:30 p.m. That was the reason that I got out of the Monday, August 18 available at ■ Saturday, August 16: 8:30 a.m. ■ funeral business. It was hard for me, as the First day of school. Drive carefully. www.EscambiaVotes.com. until 12:30 p.m. owner of the business, to look sad at a Escambia County voters have ■ Sunday, August 17: 11:30 a.m. $20,000 funeral. I wanted to run in a room, Tuesday, August 19 three choices as to how to cast their until 3:30 p.m. shut the door and yell out loud, “Ca- ■ Bands on the Beach, 7-9 p.m. at the Gulfside Pavilion. ballot: ■ Monday, August 18 through CHING, CA-CHING, YEAH BABY!” So, I The Fort Morgan Slammers will perform. BY MAIL: Voters may vote by Saturday, August 23: 8:30 a.m. until sold it and became a comedian. The money mail via an absentee ballot by con- 4:30 p.m. was not as good, but I could laugh at stupid ■ Pensacola Beach Optimists Hot Shots fundraiser, 6 tacting the Elections Office by mail, AT YOUR PRECINCT: The third people, stupid things, and stupid was my p.m. at Hunt Hall, Our Lady of the Assumption Church on phone (850-595-3900), e-mail option for voters is to cast their bal- business. I like it. Pensacola Beach. Details: 916-0455. Food, games, prizes. ([email protected]), fax lot at their precinct from 7:00 a.m. Just thought you’d like to know… (850-595-3914), or using the online until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2D August 14, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS LEGALS

NOTICE OF such Certificate will be BOOK 1358 PG 1172 Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MALBEC Dated this the 23rd day shall be redeemed Assessed: RAYMOND Number and year of Caroline St., Milton, APPLICATION sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 40-5N-29- 2366 11 LLC holder of the fol- of July, 2008. according to Law, the DZIOBA, MARTHA Issuance, the Florida on the 8th day FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end 0000-00500-0000 Year of Issuance: 2006 lowing Tax Sale Property described in CANDACE DZIOBA Description of property, of September, 2008 at lobby of the County Name in which Certificate has filed said Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be All of the above proper- and Name(s) in which it 12:00 noon. Dated this NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex Assessed: JOYCE T Description of Tax Certificate for the Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest ty is located in Santa is assessed is as follows: the 16th day of July, GIVEN THAT at 6495 Caroline St., LEE Property: LT 19 BLK Tax Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end Rosa County, In the 2008. HEARTWOOD 20 LLC Milton, Florida on the All of the above proper- B, OF UNREC PERRY thereon. The Certificate County, Florida lobby of the County State of Florida. Certificate Number: holder of the following 29th day of September, ty is located in Santa BROCK SUB, AS DES Number and year of –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex 2454 Mary M. Johnson Tax Sale Certificate has 2008 at 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the IN OR BOOK 2439 PG Issuance, the NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2006 Clerk of the Circuit filed said Tax Certificate Dated this the 6th day State of Florida. 1506 Description of property, APPLICATION FOR Milton, Florida on the shall be redeemed Court of Santa Rosa for the Tax Deed to be of August, 2008. Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- and Name(s) in which it TAX DEED 15th day of September, according to Law, the Description of County, Florida issued thereon. The Unless such certificate 0780-0QQ04-0000 is assessed is as follows: 2008 at 12:00 noon. Property described in Property: –––––––––––––––––– Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Name in which NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 23rd day such Certificate will be PROPERTY NOTICE OF year of Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the Assessed: LARRY W Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MALBEC of July, 2008. sold to the Highest DESCRIBED IN OR APPLICATION Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa Property described in FOWLER, DEBRA B 1523 11 LLC holder of the fol- Bidder, at the east end BOOK 470 PG 581, FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it County, Florida such Certificate will be FOWLER Year of Issuance: 2006 lowing Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson lobby of the County LESS OR 567 PG 331, is assessed is as follows: –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest All of the above proper- Certificate has filed said Clerk of the Circuit Administrative Complex LESS OR 1295 PG 50 NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end ty is located in Santa Description of Tax Certificate for the Court of Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., Parcel ID: GIVEN THAT MALBEC Certificate Number: APPLICATION lobby of the County Rosa County, In the Property: PROPERTY Tax Deed to be issued County, Florida Milton, Florida on the 39-1S-27-0000-02900- 11 LLC holder of the 2244 FOR TAX DEED Administrative Complex State of Florida. DESCRIBED IN OR thereon. The Certificate –––––––––––––––––– 15th day of September, 0000 following Tax Sale Year of Issuance: 2006 at 6495 Caroline St., BOOK 1731 PG 1730 Number and year of NOTICE OF 2008 at 12:00 noon. Certificate has filed NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida on the Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 33-6N-28- Issuance, the APPLICATION FOR Dated this the 23rd day Name in which said Tax Certificate for Description of GIVEN THAT MTAG 29th day of September, shall be redeemed 0000-02303-0000 Description of property, TAX DEED of July, 2008. Assessed: ALVIN L the Tax Deed to be Property: LT 5 BLK CUST/ARIZONA PACIF- 2008 at 12:00 noon. according to Law, the Name in which and Name(s) in which it TOLBERT, VIRGINIA A issued thereon. The 43, NAVARRE 2ND IC LP holder of the fol- Dated this the 6th day Property described in Assessed: MORGAN is assessed is as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson TOLBERT Certificate Number and ADD, AS DES IN OR lowing Tax Sale of August, 2008. such Certificate will be WILLIAMS, WILLOW E GIVEN THAT MALBEC Clerk of the Circuit year of Issuance, the BOOK 1478 PG 315 & Certificate has filed said sold to the Highest WILLIAMS, EARLLE Certificate Number: 11 LLC holder of the fol- Court of Santa Rosa All of the above proper- Description of property, OR BOOK 1807 PG Tax Certificate for the Mary M. Johnson Bidder, at the east end DEMOND WILLIAMS, 2302 lowing Tax Sale County, Florida ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it 115 Tax Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit lobby of the County CAROL LYNN Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed said –––––––––––––––––– Rosa County, In the is assessed is as Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- thereon. The Certificate Court of Santa Rosa Administrative Complex WILLIAMS Tax Certificate for the NOTICE OF State of Florida. follows 2750-04300-0050 Number and year of County, Florida at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- Description of Tax Deed to be issued APPLICATION FOR Unless such certificate Name in which Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa Property: LT 6, BLK thereon. The Certificate TAX DEED shall be redeemed Certificate Number: Assessed: H DOUG Description of property, NOTICE OF 22nd day of September, Rosa County, In the 191, HOLLEY BY THE Number and year of according to Law, the 1913 Year LANDRETH and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION 2008 at 12:00 noon. State of Florida. SEA, AS DES IN OR Issuance, the NOTICE IS HEREBY Property described in of Issuance: 2006 All of the above proper- is assessed is as follows: FOR TAX DEED Dated this the 30th day BOOK 1760 PG 442 Description of property, GIVEN THAT MALBEC such Certificate will be ty is located in Santa of July, 2008. Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- and Name(s) in which it 11 LLC holder of the fol- sold to the Highest Description of Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY shall be redeemed 1920-19100-0060 is assessed is as follows: lowing Tax Sale Bidder, at the east end Property: State of Florida. 2530 GIVEN THAT MALBEC Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the Name in which Certificate has filed said lobby of the County PROPERTY Year of Issuance: 2006 11 LLC holder of the Clerk of the Circuit Property described in Assessed: ROBERT Certificate Number: Tax Certificate for the Administrative Complex DESCRIBED IN OR Unless such certificate following Tax Sale Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be PHILIP WALCOVY 2203 Tax Deed to be issued at 6495 Caroline St., BOOK 1458 PG 999 & shall be redeemed Description of Certificate has filed said County, Florida sold to the Highest All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 thereon. The Certificate Milton, Florida on the PROPERTY according to Law, the Property: LT 25C BLK Tax Certificate for the –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end ty is located in Santa Number and year of 8th day of September, DESCRIBED IN OR Property described in 6, LAGNIAPPE Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE OF lobby of the County Rosa County, In the Description of Issuance, the 2008 at 12:00 noon. BOOK 1538 PG 1523 such Certificate will be BEACH 2ND ADD, AS thereon. The Certificate APPLICATION Administrative Complex State of Florida. Property: LT 26, BLK Description of property, Dated this the 16th day Parcel ID: sold to the Highest DES IN OR BOOK Number and year of FOR TAX DEED at 6495 Caroline St., 13, NAVARRE 2ND and Name(s) in which it of July, 2008. 32-2N-29-0000-00800- Bidder, at the east end 1847 PG 1480 & Issuance, the Milton, Florida on the Unless such certificate ADD, AS DES IN OR is assessed is as follows: 0000 lobby of the County PROPERTY DES IN Description of property, NOTICE IS HEREBY 22nd day of September, shall be redeemed BOOK 2226 PG 278 Mary M. Johnson Administrative Complex OR BOOK 1859 PG and Name(s) in which it GIVEN THAT MALBEC 2008 at 12:00 noon. according to Law, the Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- Certificate Number: Clerk of the Circuit Name in which at 6495 Caroline St., 1357 is assessed is as follows: 11 LLC holder of the fol- Dated this the 30th day Property described in 2750-01300-0260 2751 Court of Santa Rosa Assessed: THOMAS F Milton, Florida on the Parcel ID: 08-2S-27- lowing Tax Sale of July, 2008. such Certificate will be Name in which Year of Issuance: 2006 County, Florida DUKE II 29th day of September, 2140-00600-25C0 Certificate Number: Certificate has filed said sold to the Highest Assessed: MITCHELL –––––––––––––––––– 2008 at 12:00 noon. Name in which 539 Tax Certificate for the Mary M. Johnson Bidder, at the east end BELEZNAY, NICOLE Description of NOTICE OF All of the above proper- Dated this the 6th day Assessed: MICHAEL S Year of Issuance: 2006 Tax Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit lobby of the County BELEZNAY Property: LT 30 BLK A, APPLICATION ty is located in Santa of August, 2008. KING, DOREEN KING thereon. The Certificate Court of Santa Rosa Administrative Complex All of the above proper- BARBAROSA FOR TAX DEED Rosa County, In the All of the above proper- Description of Number and year of County, Florida at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa RANCHETTES, AS State of Florida. Mary M. Johnson ty is located in Santa Property: LT 1 BLK H, Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the DES IN OR BOOK NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate Clerk of the Circuit Rosa County, In the JAIMEES RIDGE PH I, Description of property, NOTICE OF 15th day of September, State of Florida. 1396 PG 329 GIVEN THAT VERDOT shall be redeemed Court of Santa Rosa State of Florida. AS DES IN OR BOOK and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION 2008 at 12:00 noon. Parcel ID: 30-2S-27- V1 LLC holder of the according to Law, the County, Florida 2234 PG 846 is assessed is as follows: FOR TAX DEED Dated this the 23rd day Unless such certificate 0200-00A00-0300 following Tax Sale Property described in Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 08-1N-28- of July, 2008. shall be redeemed Name in which Certificate has filed such Certificate will be –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed 1965-00H00-0010 Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY according to Law, the Assessed: ROBERT said Tax Certificate for sold to the Highest NOTICE OF according to Law, the Name in which 2755 GIVEN THAT HEART- Mary M. Johnson Property described in EDWARD MITCHELL the Tax Deed to be Bidder, at the east end APPLICATION Property described in Assessed: JAIMEES Year of Issuance: 2006 WOOD 87 LLC holder of Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be II, CHRISTINE P issued thereon. The lobby of the County FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be RIDGE DEVELOP- the following Tax Sale Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest MITCHELL, ROBERT Certificate Number and Administrative sold to the Highest MENT INC Description of Certificate has filed said County, Florida Bidder, at the east end EDWARD MITCHELL year of Issuance,the Complex at 6495 NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end All of the above proper- Property: LT 104 BLK Tax Certificate for the –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County III, HOPE MITCHELL Description of property, Caroline St., Milton, GIVEN THAT SUNRISE lobby of the County ty is located in Santa B, BARBAROSA Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE OF Administrative Complex All of the above proper- and Name(s) in which it Florida on the 8th day ATLANTIC LLC holder of Administrative Complex Rosa County, In the RANCHETTES 1ST thereon. The Certificate APPLICATION FOR at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa is assessed is as fol- of September, 2008 at the following Tax Sale at 6495 Caroline St., State of Florida. ADD, AS DES IN OR Number and year of TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the lows: 12:00 noon. Dated this Certificate has filed said Milton, Florida on the BOOK 206 PG 596 Issuance, the 15th day of September, State of Florida. the 16th day of July, Tax Certificate for the 29th day of September, Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 30-2S-27- Description of property, NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008 at 12:00 noon. Certificate Number: 2008. Tax Deed to be issued 2008 at 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed 0201-00B00-1040 and Name(s) in which it GIVEN THAT MALBEC Dated this the 23rd day Unless such certificate 1854 thereon. The Certificate Dated this the 6th day according to Law, the Name in which is assessed is as follows: 11 LLC holder of the fol- of July, 2008. shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2006 Mary M. Johnson Number and year of of August, 2008. Property described in Assessed: HAROLD E lowing Tax Sale according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuit Issuance, the such Certificate will be TURNER, JESSE L Certificate Number: Certificate has filed said Mary M. Johnson Property described in Description of Court of Santa Rosa Description of property, Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest TURNER 3147 Tax Certificate for the Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be Property: County, Florida and Name(s) in which it Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 Tax Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest PROPERTY –––––––––––––––––– is assessed is as follows: Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County ty is located in Santa thereon. The Certificate County, Florida Bidder, at the east end DESCRIBED IN OR NOTICEOF County, Florida Administrative Complex Rosa County, In the Description of Number and year of –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County BOOK 2714 PG 243 APPLICATION Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– at 6495 Caroline St., State of Florida. Property: UNIT D-5, Issuance, the NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Parcel ID: FOR TAX DEED 529 NOTICE OF Milton, Florida on the BLDG D-I, BAHAMA Description of property, APPLICATION FOR at 6495 Caroline St., 18-2N-29-0000-00159- Year of Issuance: 2006 APPLICATION 22nd day of September, Unless such certificate BAY CLUB, AS DES and Name(s) in which it TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the 0000 NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR TAX DEED 2008 at 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed IN OR BOOK 2369 PG is assessed is as follows: 15th day of September, GIVEN THAT MALBEC Description of Dated this the 30th day according to Law, the 1608 NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008 at 12:00 noon. Name in which 11 LLC holder of the Property: LT 14 BLK A, NOTICE IS HEREBY of July, 2008. Property described in Parcel ID: 10-3S-29- Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MALBEC Dated this the 23rd day Assessed: DEBORAH following Tax Sale HIGHLANDS GIVEN THAT MTAG such Certificate will be 0150-00D00-0050 2276 11 LLC holder of the fol- of July, 2008. J PHILLIPS, JAMES L Certificate has filed REVISED, AS DES IN CUST/BROADWAY Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest Name in which Year of Issuance: 2006 lowing Tax Sale PHILLIPS said Tax Certificate for OR BOOK 2831 PG ASSET MGMT holder of Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end Assessed: SHELLEY B Certificate has filed said Mary M. Johnson the Tax Deed to be 1268, LESS ALL MIN the following Tax Sale Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County ASPERY Description of Tax Certificate for the Clerk of the Circuit All of the above proper- issued thereon. The RTS Certificate has filed said County, Florida Administrative Complex All of the above proper- Property: LT 4, BLK Tax Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa ty is located in Santa Certificate Number and Parcel ID: 06-1N-28- Tax Certificate for the –––––––––––––––––– at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa 66, HOLLEY BY THE thereon. The Certificate County, Florida Rosa County, In the year of Issuance, the 1850-00A00-0140 Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE OF Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the SEA, AS DES IN OR Number and year of –––––––––––––––––– State of Florida. Description of property, Name in which thereon. The Certificate APPLICATION 22nd day of September, State of Florida. BOOK 1516 PG 1317 Issuance, the NOTICE OF Unless such certificate and Name(s) in which it Assessed: Number and year of FOR TAX DEED 2008 at 12:00 noon. Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- Description of property, APPLICATION shall be redeemed is assessed is as fol- DEUTSCHE BANK Issuance, the Dated this the 30th day Unless such certificate 1920-06600-0040 and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED according to Law, the lows: NATIONAL TRUST CO Description of property, NOTICE IS HEREBY of July, 2008. shall be redeemed Name in which is assessed is as follows: Property described in TRUSTEE, HSI and Name(s) in which it GIVEN THAT MALBEC according to Law, the Assessed: RICHARD NOTICE IS HEREBY such Certificate will be Certificate Number: ASSET SEC CORP is assessed is as follows: 11 LLC holder of the fol- Mary M. Johnson Property described in G KISSEL Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT VERDOT sold to the Highest 1757 2006-OPT3 lowing Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be All of the above proper- 1661 V1 LLC holder of the fol- Bidder, at the east end Year of Issuance: 2006 All of the above proper- Certificate Number: Certificate has filed said Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 lowing Tax Sale lobby of the County ty is located in Santa 1566 Tax Certificate for the County, Florida Bidder, at the east end Rosa County, In the Certificate has filed said Administrative Description of Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2006 Tax Deed to be issued –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County State of Florida. Description of Tax Certificate for the Tax Complex at 6495 Property: State of Florida. thereon. The Certificate NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Property: LT 22 BLK 1, Deed to be issued there Caroline St., Milton, LTS 10,11,12, BLK 40, Description of Number and year of APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., Unless such certificate WOODLAND HOMES, on. The Certificate Florida on the 8th day FLORIDATOWN, AS Unless such certificate Property: LT 38, Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the shall be redeemed AS DES IN OR BOOK Number and year of of September, 2008 at DES IN OR BOOK shall be redeemed SALANA HEIGHTS Description of property, 22nd day of September, according to Law, the 2199 PG 1443 Issuance, the 12:00 noon. Dated this 1707 PG 308 according to Law, the SUB, AS DES IN OR and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008 at 12:00 noon. Property described in Parcel ID: 10-1N-29- Description of property, the 16th day of July, Parcel ID: Property described in BOOK 2215 PG 1120 is assessed is as follows: GIVEN THAT HEART- Dated this the 30th day such Certificate will be 5810-00100-0220 and Name(s) in which it 2008. 23-1N-29-1210-04000- such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 04-1N-29- WOOD 88 LLC holder of of July, 2008. sold to the Highest Name in which is assessed is as follows: 0100 sold to the Highest 4550-00000-0380 the following Tax Sale Bidder, at the east end Assessed: BRIAN J Mary M. Johnson Bidder, at the east end Name in which Certificate Number: Certificate has filed said Mary M. Johnson lobby of the County WILLIAMS Certificate Number: Clerk of the Circuit Name in which lobby of the County Assessed: SANDY 1853 Tax Certificate for the Clerk of the Circuit Administrative Complex All of the above proper- 1088 Year Court of Santa Rosa Assessed: MICHAEL Administrative Complex BLANTON, JOEL O Year of Issuance: 2006 Tax Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa of Issuance: 2006 County, Florida W MATHENY, KELLEY at 6495 Caroline St., CARR, MICHELE D thereon. The Certificate County, Florida Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the F MATHENY Milton, Florida on the CARR Description of Number and year of –––––––––––––––––– 15th day of September, State of Florida. Description of –––––––––––––––––– 29th day of September, All of the above proper- Property: PROPERTY Issuance, the NOTICE OF 2008 at 12:00 noon. Property: LT 29 BLK I, NOTICE OF All of the above proper- 2008 at 12:00 noon. ty is located in Santa DESCRIBED IN OR Description of property, APPLICATION FOR Dated this the 23rd day Unless such certificate MOORS GOLF & APPLICATION ty is located in Santa Dated this the 6th day Rosa County, In the BOOK 1409 PG 766 and Name(s) in which it TAX DEED of July, 2008. shall be redeemed RACQUET CLUB 1ST FOR TAX DEED Rosa County, In the of August, 2008. State of Florida. Parcel ID: 18-2N-29- is assessed is as follows: according to Law, the ADD, AS DES IN OR State of Florida. 0000-00157-0000 NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson Property described in NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate BOOK 2235 PG 1954 Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate Name in which Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MALBEC Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be GIVEN THAT VER- shall be redeemed Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed Assessed: JAMES L 615 11 LLC holder of the fol- Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 41-1N-28- DOT V1 LLC holder of according to Law, the Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the PHILLIPS, DEBORAH Year of Issuance: 2006 lowing Tax Sale County, Florida Bidder, at the east end 2567-00I00-0290 the following Tax Sale Property described in County, Florida Property described in J PHILLIPS Certificate has filed said –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County Certificate has filed such Certificate will be –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be All of the above proper- Description of Tax Certificate for the NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Name in which said Tax Certificate for sold to the Highest NOTICE OF sold to the Highest ty is located in Santa Property: W/2 OF LTS Tax Deed to be issued APPLICATION FOR at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: the Tax Deed to be Bidder, at the east end APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end Rosa County, In the 1,2,3,4,5,6 OF thereon. The Certificate TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the JOHN KILEY issued there on. The lobby of the County FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County State of Florida. BADGAD ADDITION Number and year of 15th day of September, BUILDERS INC Certificate Number and Administrative Administrative Complex #1, AS DES IN OR Issuance, the NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008 at 12:00 noon. year of Issuance, the Complex at 6495 NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., Unless such certificate BOOK 1701 PG 1441 Description of property, GIVEN THAT MALBEC Dated this the 23rd day All of the above proper- Description of property, Caroline St., Milton, GIVEN THAT SUNRISE Milton, Florida on the shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 15-1N-28- and Name(s) in which it 11 LLC holder of the fol- of July, 2008. ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which Florida on the 8th day ATLANTIC LLC holder of 29th day of September, according to Law, the 0000-04103-0000 is assessed is as follows: lowing Tax Sale Rosa County, In the it is assessed is as of September, 2008 at the following Tax Sale 2008 at 12:00 noon. Property described in Name in which Certificate has filed said Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. follows 12:00 noon. Dated this Certificate has filed said Dated this the 6th day such Certificate will be Assessed: MARK Tax Certificate for the Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate the 16th day of July, Tax Certificate for the of August, 2008. sold to the Highest JARINA, LAURIE L Certificate Number: Tax Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed Certificate Number: 2008. Tax Deed to be issued Bidder, at the east end JARINA 1090 thereon. The Certificate County, Florida according to Law, the 1915 thereon. The Certificate Mary M. Johnson lobby of the County All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 Number and year of –––––––––––––––––– Property described in Year of Issuance: 2006 Mary M. Johnson Number and year of Clerk of the Circuit Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa Issuance, the NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Clerk of the Circuit Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the Description of Description of property, APPLICATION FOR sold to the Highest Description of Court of Santa Rosa Description of property, County, Florida Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. Property: LT 2 BLK J, and Name(s) in which it TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Property: County, Florida and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– 22nd day of September, MOORS GOLF & is assessed is as follows: lobby of the County LT 17 BLK A, SOUTH- –––––––––––––––––– is assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF 2008 at 12:00 noon. Unless such certificate RACQUET CLUB 1ST NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative WIND ESTATES, AS APPLICATION Dated this the 30th day shall be redeemed ADD, AS DES IN OR Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MALBEC Complex at 6495 DES IN OR BOOK NOTICE Notice is hereby made to Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED of July, 2008. according to Law, the BOOK 2344 PG 1575 2252 11 LLC holder of the fol- Caroline St., Milton, 1749 PG 1182 Florida on the 8th day all those concerned and 736 Property described in Parcel ID: 41-1N-28- Year of Issuance: 2006 lowing Tax Sale Parcel ID: affected that McLemore Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be 2567-00J00-0020 Certificate has filed said of September, 2008 at 32-2N-29-5212-00A00- Electric, Inc. is performing GIVEN THAT MTAG Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest Name in which Description of Tax Certificate for the 12:00 noon. Dated 0170 Lighting Upgrades at Description of CUST/BROADWAY Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end Assessed: JOHN Property: LT 16 BLK Tax Deed to be issued this the 16th day of Pensacola Branch State Property: PROPERTY ASSET MGMT holder of County, Florida lobby of the County KILEY BUILDERS INC 52,NAVARRE 2ND thereon. The Certificate July, 2008. Name in which Laboratory, 50 E. Maxwell Street, Pensacola, DESCRIBED IN OR the following Tax Sale –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex All of the above proper- ADD, AS DES IN OR Number and year of Assessed: SANFORD Mary M. Johnson Florida. Project No.: DOH BOOK 305 PG 775, Certificate has filed said NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa BOOK 1307 PGS 711 Issuance, the L WYATT, GORDAN C 10617100. LESS ALL MIN RTS Tax Certificate for the APPLICATION Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the & 712 Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit HOWELL Parcel ID: 19-1N-28- Tax Deed to be issued FOR TAX DEED 22nd day of September, State of Florida. Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa All parties furnishing 0000-00131-0000 thereon. The Certificate 2008 at 12:00 noon. 2750-05200-0160 is assessed is as follows: County, Florida All of the above proper- labor, materials and/or Name in which Number and year of NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 30th day Unless such certificate Name in which –––––––––––––––––– ty is located in Santa equipment to said project are to provide notice of Assessed: JAMES D Issuance, the GIVEN THAT MALBEC of July, 2008. shall be redeemed Assessed: GLINDA L Certificate Number: NOTICE OF Rosa County, In the APPLICATION such in writing by certified THORPE, MARY W Description of property, 11 LLC holder of the fol- according to Law, the STUDIVAN, GARY S 2402 State of Florida. mail to the Owner at the THORPE and Name(s) in which it lowing Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson Property described in STUDIVAN N/K/A Year of Issuance: 2006 FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate 4052 Bald Cypress Way, All of the above prop- is assessed is as follows: Certificate has filed said Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be TRYSHA MARIE shall be redeemed Bin #B06, Tallahassee, erty is located in Santa Tax Certificate for the Tax Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest DANIELLE MCANG- Description of NOTICE IS HEREBY according to Law, the Florida 32399-1734 with- in twenty (20) calendar Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: Deed to be issued there- County, Florida Bidder, at the east end LISH Property: LT 45 BLK 3, GIVEN THAT VERDOT Property described in V1 LLC holder of the fol- days of first providing State of Florida. 2006 on. The Certificate –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County All of the above proper- NAVARRE 1ST ADD, such Certificate will be such labor, materials Year of Issuance: 2006 Number and year of NOTICE OF Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa AS DES IN OR BOOK lowing Tax Sale sold to the Highest and/or equipment. Unless such certificate Issuance, the APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the 1333 PG 508 Certificate has filed said Bidder, at the east end shall be redeemed Description of Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- Tax Certificate for the Tax lobby of the County LEGAL 367 according to Law, the Property: PROPERTY and Name(s) in which it 15th day of September, 2740-00300-0450 Deed to be issued there Administrative Gulf Breeze News 8/14/08 Property described in DESCRIBED IN OR is assessed is as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008 at 12:00 noon. 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