GB, Avalon Oppose Midway Bid but Are Not Going Were the Best Interests of Those Injured

A W A R D ● W I N N I N G Blue Angel remembered: LCdr. Kevin Davis page6A 50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 26, 2007 GB, Avalon oppose Midway bid but are not going were the best interests of those injured. Midway FD may propose to handle to sacrifice pro- PART TWO As an ALS first response unit, we felt an fessional stan- OF A obligation to check out those patients and Local countywide ambulance services dards to do so. their well-being.” We are a state Chief Sid Wiggins explains that his gymnast BY STAFF REPORTS Asbetween the Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire TWO-PART page deadline Department and Midway Fire. certified training problem with Midway stems from a fail- qualifies for Gulf Breeze News SERIES [email protected] ap- Now, the chief of the Avalon Fire center and we ure to accept and obey ‘incident proto- national meet 4C proach- District says he’s opposed to working have to follow col.’ es for Midway Fire Department to make with Midway as well. the letter of the law. Avalon’s beef with “Our incident occurred a year ago. To its bid to handle ambulance service for Midway Fire Chief Stephen Demeter us extends from the fact that we did not put it bluntly,” Wiggins says,”Midway all of Santa Rosa County, the City of says he’s trying to smooth any ruffled agree to stand down from an EMS call. Fire is now not allowed in our district. PAGE The chief tried to cancel us. As there was They have a lot of good equipment and 1B Gulf Breeze is joined by another agency feathers. in stating opposition for the move. “I sent the city of Gulf Breeze a letter no EMS on site, we did not stand down. are a good Fire Department. I’d love to Gulf Breeze City Manager Buz Eddy last week, wanting to clarify our policy. Once we were called, we were in his have them available, but I cannot afford said there has been significant conflict We do want to work well with anyone, jurisdiction, but acted in what we think See MIDWAY, Page 2A6 ■Giddy Up Gala a success Crowds view Andrews Institute Birmingham ■ Crawfish are stars of teen missing festival ■Bubba’s Beach from GB area

BY VICI PAPAJOHN Gulf Breeze News [email protected] WEEKEND Amanda Isbell, 16, is missing from the Gulf Weather Breeze area after apparently meeting with Mobile resident Jake THURSDAY 4/26 O’Rourke, 16. The two teens Scatt. T-storms turned up missing on April O 15. high 76 O Police reports indicate low 63 that the teens met and com- municated on MySpace. FRIDAY 4/27 “These kids are both classified as runaways as of Partly Cloudy Isbell high 80O now,” Gulf Breeze Police Lt. low 62O Hawthorne reports. “No foul play is suspected.” Isbell, from Birmingham, SATURDAY was discovered missing from 4/28 her Bay Beach Inn hotel Sunny room at 3 a.m., and police high 81O suspect the two may have low 62O planned ahead of time to run Submitted photo away together. O’Rourke Guided tour groups got their chance to tour the Andrews Institute on Saturday. Approximately 1,500 people came came over from Mobile O’Rourke SUNDAY 4/29 through the main buildings and research and education center during the week and Saturday’s attendees had some time that same day. Sunny the opportunity to meet Floyd Landis, the 2006 Tour de France winner, who came at the request of Police request support in locating the two Smith+Nephew, a medical equipment group. high 81O teens. Please call 934-4050 if you have any O information or know anything about their low 63 Curious folks tour world class medical complex whereabouts. “Phenomenal” was the word the globe for performance train- that Robbie Mott used to describe ing, surgery, rehabilitation, bio- Lt. Governor INSIDE the new Andrews Institute in Gulf mechanics and more. Breeze. Mott and others from “The day was a success. We Classifieds 2-3D Bikes Plus had the opportunity to are so pleased to have the com- visits Santa Community 3-5A see all that Andrews Institute has munity come and support us in Crossword 3B to offer the world class athlete or droves,” said Nikki Troxclair, Rosa business Editorial 6A Olympian, and even the regular marketing manager for the folks who want to be treated like Andrews Institute. Fun & Games 3B one. There were many other events BY FRANKLIN HAYES Health 8B “The institute is great for all scheduled on Saturday, including Gulf Breeze News Home & Garden 8C walks of life,” Mott said. the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber [email protected] Island News 1B Mott was one of approximate- Pet Fest, and it was the first Gulf Breeze resident Rodney Gargus does- Movies 3B ly 1,000 people who showed up sunny Saturday in about a month, n’t mind driving to East C School News 6-8 to see what’s behind the but people still managed to come Pam Randall/Gulf Breeze News Milton every day for work, Seniors 6C Mediterranean architecture of the and view the facility, which is Chip Wade tells a tour group that the he says the 30 mile trip is Sports 1-5C Andrews Institute, and why it named for famed orthopaedic Education and Research facility covers every- worth it. He is one of a group Talk of the Town 5A will attract people from around surgeon Dr. James Andrews. thing from childhood obesity to osteoporosis. of 35 people who recently TV Listings 2B began training at the new A dog-gone good time Clearwire Wireless “Mailing Statement is Escambia taps into Broadband Technical on Editorial Page” Service Center in Milton. Kottkamp FOUR SECTIONS ‘mystery’ road fund “I’ve driven up to one hour for work before,” said Gargus, 24. “If you VOL. 6, NO. 16 Beethoven the BY FRANKLIN HAYES Tension sparked enjoy the job, it’s worth it, there’s more money PRIL Gulf Breeze News between Escambia A 19, 2007 Ferret traveled here and more potential to move up.” [email protected] County and Santa with owners Much of the work at the service center will Rosa County offi- Greg Wright and focus on wireless modem technical support, cials at a recent Transportation Planning Nicholette customer setup, troubleshooting, and billing. Organization (TPO) meeting when Escambia County Parvelsky all the The new service center is expected to employ announced plans for funds that were not slated for way from califor- over 400 people with higher than average their project. nia to win an wages within the next year. Florida Lt.

home! The Escambia County officials made a motion to award from the Governor Jeff Kottkamp was on hand for the approve the funding for an interchange between Gulf Breeze grand opening ceremonies at the Milton Beulah Road and I-10 with funds that state trans- Chamber Pet Industrial Park on April 19. portation officials maintained had been available for

your Fest. Dalilah the “This is the culmination of a lot of work by three years and had not been claimed by any entity. a lot of people. It’s just so exciting to have this Cat and a few Two Santa Rosa Commissioners, John Broxson and effort, this hard work, all come to fruition for reptiles rounded Robert ‘Bob’ Cole, contested that Santa Rosa trans- the opening of this great facility in this great out the non- portation planners weren’t given a fair shot at the canine atten- community, Kottkamp said. “This is something that we try to do all over Florida, trying dees. See TPO, Page 2A6 See Lt. Gov., Page 2A6 Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A April 26, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS TPO: Escambia beats Santa Rosa to road fund Continued from page 1A “[This funding] has been sitting on our books said. “It’s critical to us that we for the last three years waiting for somebody to be apart of decision making Thursday, April 26 as of press time funding, and others were con- process. I would like to make cerned the money in question claim it. Escambia County saw that the money Santa Rosa County that very clear.” Commission Regular Tuesday, May was allocated for a feasibility was there and put the proposal together,” Santa Rosa’s acting Chairman Meeting, 9 a.m., 1 study, not a project. of the Board of County Commissioner's Board “How did this sit here for DeVries said. Room, 6495 Caroline Development Commissioners, Tom Stewart, Review Board, three years and the TPO wasn’t – Jim DeVries felt he was being dealt a fair Street, Milton Florida Department of Transportation official Santa Rosa County 6:30 p.m., Gulf made aware of it? How did hand by his counterparts from Commission Special Breeze City Hall, Escambia County all of a sudden the western side of the Escambia Meeting, 6 p.m., 1070 Shoreline find out about it?” asked Santa three years waiting for some- hadn’t been made available to River. Commissioner's Board Drive, Gulf Breeze Rosa County Commissioner body to claim it. Escambia other governments. “I feel no immediate threat Room, 6495 Caroline Robert “Bob” Cole at the April County saw that the money was “My only request is that when that Escambia County’s doing Street, Milton Wed., May 2 17 TPO meeting. The there and put the proposal the DOT has districtwide funds something behind our backs,” Executive Florida/Alabama TPO is a gov- Friday, April 27 Committee together,” DeVries said. DeVries like this that they do put it some- Stewart said. Meeting, 6:30 ernment body made up of coun- also said the funding had been where in the work program Freshman Escambia Com- No meetings scheduled as of press time p.m., Gulf Breeze ty and city level elected officials apart of a federal earmark where all the counties can see it. missioner Grover Robinson IV City Hall, 1070 from Lillian, Ala., Santa Rosa specifically for connecting I-10 We actually didn’t know it was said he felt the move was the Shoreline Drive, and Escambia counties. The to I-65 and could be used in there,” Model said, adding she’d first of many in a very long Saturday, April 28 Gulf Breeze Escambia County project could either Escambia, Santa Rosa or kept track of the funding several process. No meetings scheduled be the first completed segment Okaloosa Counties. years ago when it had been list- “This is the first step in a very as of press time Thursday, May 3 of a proposed two-county “We’ve been trying to track ed somewhere else. Model said normal process of what is going No meetings expressway. Sunday, April 29 scheduled as of down where this earmark came about three years ago it disap- to be a very regional road within press time Local Florida Department of from, if there was some specific peared and she hadn’t seen it this two county area. It’s going No meetings scheduled as of press time To submit an event for Transportation (FDOT) official corridor [they] were looking at. again until the April 17 meet- to be very important on both publication in the calendar, Jim DeVries explained that the No one’s been trying to hide this ing’s agenda. sides of Escambia River,” robin- email news@gulf breezenews.com Mon., April 30 with the subject “Calendar.” $249,000 Escambia County offi- earmark,” DeVries explained. Broxson urged TPO members son said. “I’m drawn a little Items must be received one cials would like to use for an Santa Rosa Commissioners to be more open and cooperative aback by the resistance I’m No meetings scheduled week prior to publication date. interchange feasibility study in weren’t the only ones left out of in the development of the pro- receiving here. I believe this is a the area of I-10 and Beulah the loop concerning the missing posed two county beltway. good step for all of us. I’m excit- Road was fair game to several earmark. Local transportation “I think it’s very important ed about this and I hope we local governments. planner Nancy Model also said that this beltway be a joint pro- would look at this as a two coun- “[This funding] has been sit- she wasn’t sure where the ject between Escambia and ty issue that will help kick this ting on our books for the last money came from and why it Santa Rosa Counties,” Broxson bypass off.” MIDWAY: Dispute may involve firefighter certification “I think this is a turf war. We were just in Gulf Chief Demeter told Eddy in a Continued from page 1A letter that Midway “desires and Breeze on Friday for a structure fire and they strives to have a good working to have a wild card in a safe- accept our support for that but they don’t want relationship” with all fire ty situation. He did not abide by departments, paid or volunteer, chain of command.” us for EMS?” citing the “paid vs. volunteer Both men agree that the sep- – Stephen Demeter attitude that exists all over.” He aration began over Demeter Midway Fire District Chief cited examples of how Gulf refusing to stand down when Breeze City firefighters and directed twice to do so. Midway worked together in Demeter believes it has grown joint training sessions, and how to more than that. Department,” Slocum said. cation requirement was “prob- Midway has offered Gulf “I think this is a turf war. We Eddy asserted that Gulf lematic” for Gulf Breeze Fire Breeze City attendees gear were just in Gulf Breeze on Breeze City firefighters’ certifi- District. Firefighter 1 certifica- needed for certain training when Friday for a structure fire and cations were questioned at fire tion is now required by Florida they do not have it, also. they accept our support for that scenes, and that he is concerned statute for all personnel who Chief Demeter said in the let- Submitted photo but they don’t want us for about Midway Fire District gar- perform at a fire scene, and he ter, “I also believe that for the Home for the holiday EMS?” nering the ambulance service knows Gulf Breeze City Fire most part, all firefighters work “Demeter reported me to the contract for Santa Rosa County. Department “continually offers PFC Bryan Box of Third platoon (“Deathdealers”), Anvil very well together.” He also said state for asking him to stand He also said if Midway Fire gets Firefighter 1 training for all troop, 1st squadron, 91st cavalry regiment based in as far as his paid firefighters down, and investigation proved the contract, the city of Gulf their personnel” so they could Schweinfurt, Germany. PFC Box recently returned home for working with non-paid fire- a spring break and is preparing to deploy to Afghanistan. He no fault on my part. I am not Breeze will procure its own become certified. fighters, his crew is used to is shown having Easter dinner with stepfather Bill and moth- aware of any turf war that does ambulance services, possibly Demeter also told Gulf doing that since Midway Fire er Anita Heady . not surround Midway,” Wiggins from Escambia County. Breeze News that if the Fire District has a number of clarifies. “It is not a turf war on Demeter said he is confused Marshal showed up at a scene Reserve (volunteer) firefighters our part, he just appears to have as to why Eddy would say Gulf and discovered any non-certi- of their own and they have been a problem in any other district Breeze would not want any fied firefighters, it would be a “invaluable” to Midway. Don’t miss a thing! following directions from any Midway Fire ambulance inside $50,000 fine to the fire depart- one else.” city limits when Midway ment that was in charge of the CORRECTIONS Ads and stories are all online at Holley Navarre Fire Chief Firefighters do mutual aid fire fire and had called for mutual Les Slocum said his agency calls and work with Gulf Breeze aid. “It’s not like it used to be 20 Gulf Breeze News strives for www.gulfbreezenews.com works well with Midway FD. City firefighters currently. years ago – even 10 years ago. 100 percent accuracy and we To advertise, call (850) 932-8986 “We run numerous calls per Demeter responded to Eddy This is a fairly new law, only regret any errors in our publi- week on a mutual aid/auto aid that Gulf Breeze Fire Chief about three or four years old, cation. To report an error, basis. We have no problems Shane Carmichael mentioned to that requires all firefighters be please call 850-932-8986. working with Midway Fire him that the Firefighter 1 certifi- certified,” he said. lected fficials LT. GOV.: Kottkamp Breaking news: E O School bus overturns CONTACT ★✆ appears at Clearwire GULF BREEZE ELECTED DIANE COLEMAN, Dist. 3 OFFICIALS (850) 939-5538 Continued from page 1A Broxson said. “Whatever is in Navarre Tuesday 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL good for Santa Rosa County is 32561; (850) 934-5100 HUGH WINKLES, Dist. 2 (850) 623-6299 to improve the economic cli- good for Gulf Breeze, Jay, Pace, A school bus overturned at 6:35 a.m. Tuesday, April 24 at Shoni Mayor LANE GILCHRIST mate, not just for today but for Milton and all the smaller com- Street and Dunsmur Street in Navarre. (850) 932-5565 DIANE SCOTT, Dist. 1 [email protected] (850) 623-0413 tomorrow. A big part of that is munities… Jobs are going to be “The bus flipped on its side. There is no transport of injuries. There were minor injuries. All of the students are back in school making sure that we provide job here because we have the avail- BEVERLY ZIMMERN FLORIDA STATE opportunities for the future. ability of land.” or with their parents,” Lt. Kenneth Ellis of Florida Highway Patrol (850) 932-4717 REPRESENTATIVES said. bzimmern@ ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us We’re very focused on bringing Clearwire management GREG EVERS (R) expects the facility to be taking There were not further details available at press time. CARL HOFFMAN District Office: 5424 Willing St., great companies like Clearwire (850) 932-4948 calls by the end of April. Milton, FL 32570 to this state and to communities [email protected] (850) 983-5550 like this one.” Clearwire is a wireless high- [email protected] J.B. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 26, 2007 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze NEWS Lack of Impact Fees impacting Midway Fire budget BY PAM BRANNON year for Midway Fire, ending "If this trend continues, and we don’t have March 31, so far there have Midway Fire Chief gets pay Gulf Breeze News some big subdivision go in or at least somebody [email protected] only been 40 single family units built. complete some homes quick, then we are less hike — five months late The lack of new construc- Broome said, “Of course, this fiscal than half of where we planned be at this point BY PAM BRANNON tion in the Midway area of last year the largest month of year. in impact fees for the year. ” Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze is affecting the impact fees was in August, [email protected] The Chief’s budget of Midway Fire when we collected for 128 new – Clyde Broome three-year Department. builds. But in October 2005 we Midway Fire Commission Treasurer Midway Fire Chief Stephen contract is up For all new construction, had 57 new builds, and in Demeter finally got his annual for renewal commercial or residential, October 2004 we had 32, and impact fees on a total of month showing the year-to- five percent raise this week — now. It expires public organizations like this past October we only had 123,520 square feet in new date collection of impact fees at least five months late. And officially June Midway Fire Department one. And then the next month building. So far this year, six for the first six months of this it’s almost time for another raise 1. receive “impact fees.” Midway we only had eight. In months into their current fiscal fiscal year is only $10,932.90. already. The com- Demeter Fire Commission Treasurer December 2004 we had 23 year, they have only 3,172 But the budgeted impact fee Commissioners promised the missioners took a look at the Clyde Broome presented the new builds, and in December square feet in new building. collection that they had Chief that the annual evaluation current contract to see what fire commission with a graph 2005 we had 34, and last “New building is significantly planned on using in the annual would be completed by last changes they may want to this week showing the statis- December we had three. And down in our area,” Broome budget — to help cover the November, and his raise would make. tics he has been warning them that is pretty much the trend pointed out. entire year’s budgeted expens- kick in by last December, but Commissioner Jacque Gorris about over the last few for single family new con- In fact, his figures show es — was $46,740. they had not completed it until said he would like to wait and months. struction this year.” they have not had any com- Broome said, “You can see, last month. So this week Chief see what happens with the coun- “This shows my concern The commercial building mercial new construction to if this trend continues, and we Demeter will get a lump sum ty ambulance contract, then about how the lack of impact stats are worse. Commercial collect for this year since last don’t have some big subdivi- check for his promised raise, look at a higher increase for the fees is going to impact our impact fees are determined by November — his graph shows sion go in or at least somebody retroactive to last Dec. 1. chief, instead of building it into budget,” Broome said. square footage. The graph zeros every month since then. complete some homes quick, The Chief’s current contract the new contract up front. The graph showed that in shows that in Fiscal year end- In March 2006 there were then we are less than half of calls for a five percent raise Commissioners decided to the 2005 fiscal year, ending in ing September 2005 Midway 52,467 sq. feet in new com- where we planned be at this each year, if the performance take a look at the contract and September 2005, single family Fire had collected impact fees mercial building to collect for, point in impact fees for the evaluation is good enough to table the final vote until the units built in Midway totaled for a total of 35,826 square and this year in March there year. That will put us signifi- warrant the top possible raise. May meeting, so the new con- 341, and in the 2006 fiscal feet of new building. Then in was zero. cantly behind in that part of Commission Treasurer Clyde tract can be signed with the year they totaled 314. In the the 2006 fiscal year ending last Then he showed the com- our budget for revenues at the Broome said the Chief would be Chief before his current con- first six months of this fiscal September, they had collected mission budget figures for last end of the fiscal year.” making $70,000 at the end of tract expires.

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NEWS ABOUT OUR TROOPS wwwwww.gulfbreez.gulfbreezeneenews.comws.com Haggett completes College of the Air Force. He is the son of Lisa Haggett USAF basic training of Woodmont St., Navarre. Air Force Airman 1st Class Haggett is a 2005 graduate of EMA Cory A. Haggett has graduated R N Navarre High School. FI from basic military train- Temple completes ing at Termite & Pest Control Lackland Air Army basic training “To The Rescue Since 1977” Force Base, Army Reserve Pvt. Christina San Antonio, R. Temple has graduated from Gulf Breeze Texas. basic combat training at Fort 932-9288 ! During the Jackson, Columbia, S.C. six weeks of During the nine weeks of training, the Haggett training, the soldier studied the airman studied Army mission, history, tradition the Air Force mission, organiza- and core values, physical fit- tion, and military customs and ness, and received instruction courtesies; performed drill and and practice in basic combat ceremony marches, and skills, military weapons, chemi- received physical training, rifle cal warfare and bayonet train- marksmanship, field training ing, drill and ceremony, march- exercises, and special training ing, rifle marksmanship, armed in human relations. and unarmed combat, map read- In addition, airmen who ing, field tactics, military cour- complete basic training earn tesy, military justice system, credits toward an associate basic first aid, foot marches, and Location !!! degree through the Community field training exercises. Pet of the Week Prestigious BAYCLIFFS neighborhood beauty Temple is the daughter of on over a ½ acre lot on quiet cul-de-sac! Ruffles "Ruffie" Blue Mudgee with her best pal, Michael ● Blue-ribbon Gulf Breeze Schools ● Single-story Patricia Vonderheide of Avenida ● ● ● 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths Meticulously renovated $ , AGENTS WELCOME ! Disaster Driscoll. Michael's son, Kale was born is Australia and so his ● ● 569900 De Galvez, Navarre., and sister Ready for your immediate pleasure! FSBO ! dog had to be from there, too. Ruffie is a bold and fearless NOW Preparedness of Amy Rollo of Academy St., Blue Heeler, cattle dog. Ruffie barks, "Don't pity me because Call for your personal tour 850-565-0822 Training starts Windsor, N.Y. I only have three legs, besides you only have two!" or www.For SaleByOwner.com FSBO#20794886 tomorrow The Santa Rosa County WhichFinancial IRA Strategies is best Division of Emergency Management will offer Disaster Preparedness Training by forOne-on-One you? Let’s Advice talk. Navarre’s Community Emer- gency Response Team (CERT). The training will cover disaster Scott Shanks AAMS medical treatment, fire extin- , guisher safety, incident manage- Investment Representative ment, disaster preparedness, light search and rescue, and dis- Gulf Breeze Shopping Center aster physiology. 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway The training is scheduled for: Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Friday, April 27, 6 - 10 p.m; 850-934-4499 Saturday, April 28, 9 a.m. to 5 www.edwardjones.com p.m; Member SPIC Sunday, April 29, 12 noon to5 p.m; Has your business or organization Saturday, May 5, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m; made progress in the past five years? Sunday, May 6, 1-4 p.m. All sessions will be held in Tell the world about it in the Navarre at the Holley-Navarre Fire Department, located at First Annual Gulf Breeze News 8618 Esplanade Street, except for the May 6th training, which PROGRESS REPORT will be held at the Holley- Navarre Seniors Center, located tabloid, publishing May 3. at the corner of James Harvell Road and Presidio Street. According to Brad Baker, Andrews Institute will be on the front cover, and inside we will tell Emergency Services about the people and businesses that make our area unique. P’cola Beach Coordinator, “This training will to We've endured Hurricanes, Floods, Transportation issues and more. Tiger Point! help citizens prepare themselves We are resilient people! and their families for disasters. 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President; Jane Parker; Carol Holland-Doyle Recording Secretary, Pat Tunison; Corresponding Carol Holland-Doyle is a Secretary, Mary Eder; and Pensacola/Gulf Breeze native Treasurer, Anna Campbell. who did not began painting and They will be installed at the mixed media art until she was May 1st meeting. 30 years old. She is a Registered On April 10th Shirley Nurse who graduated from Gaddis, President of SRWC Pensacola Junior College in one accompanied by members, of its early classes. She has Marian Ginn, Barbara Gonshor, gained most of her experience in Sally Stanford, Carolyn Pfeiffer, Family Practice but worked in Alice Louise Crawley, and Marie Ear, Nose and Throat, Boykin, toured the Good Dermatology and Neurology as Samaritan Clinic. Before the well. tour Gaddis presented a check Carol currently works at the for $3,000 to Fred and Shirley Howard Clinic in Gulf Breeze Cornett for the Good Samaritan and much of her art is displayed Clinic. Fred is the Administrator through out the facility. She is of the Clinic, and Shirley is affiliated with Pensacola Artists, Executive Director for Interfaith Inc., Gulf Breeze Artists, Inc. Ministries. and The Arts Council of North The Santa Rosa Woman’s West Florida. You will find her Club is a member of the General art exhibited at Quayside Art Santa Rosa Woman’s Club President Shirley Gaddis Pfeiffer is presenting a check for $3000 to Fred and Shirley Cornett (on Federation of Women’s Clubs, Gallery and in private collec- left end) for the Good Samaritan Clinic. Mrs. Laurel Van Dyke and Dr. Bert Jordan are standing behind Shirley Cornett and the largest volunteer organizations throughout the United Shirley Gaddis. Members of SRWC, Marian Ginn, Barbara Gonshor, Sally Stanford, Alice Louise Crawley, Marie Boykin and tion in the world. For more States, Canada and Europe. Her Carolyn Pfeiffer information about the GFWC most famous art collector is support The Women's Board Gonshor; First Vice Presidents, Santa Rosa Woman’s Club, con- Metropolitan Opera singer, and its programs. Cash, checks Linda White-Spunner and Linda tact Shirley at 932-7925 or Beverly Sills. and all major credit cards will Dawson; Second Vice- Carolyn at 932-3256. Carol has won many awards presents... be accepted. for her art exhibitions. She says, For more information, con- “I try to recapture the thoughts, tact The Women's Board at pleasure and memories of 469-2248. Home of the 60 second Mystic another time, another place and of the The Women's Board of Tan UV-Free Booth of the Tanning Beds w/Air another world. The interpreta- alk own Baptist Health Care Foundation T By BettyT Archer Allen Conditioning CD & Stereo tion is to give a visual interpre- T T raises funds for community tation of fleeting moments of health programs, indigent care 8-Minute Stand-Up Bronzing joy, fun and beauty.” Booth Send emails to Betty Archer Allen and new medical technology. Carol donated two of her cre- at betty@gulf breezenews.com Since its establishment in 1975 ations to the St Francis of Assisi the Women's Board has raised 3059 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Episcopal Church for their Mid or write to Talk of the Town at more than $1.2 million for (850) 932-6264 Summer Night Party Silent auc- Gulf Breeze News P.O. Box 1414, health care programs. Hrs: M-F 8-8/Sat 9-5/Sun 10-3 tion on June 9. She has had Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 more than 18 exhibits and has The GFWC Santa Rosa won more than 25 awards from subject : Woman’s Club Honorable Mention to First “Talk of the Town” Archer Allen The GFWC Santa Rosa Place to Best of show. Woman’s Club met Tuesday, Your April 3rd. The annual Salad Optimist Club hosts Bait and Tackle, Pensacola have to learn and achieve. and Sales of Vintage Items $ 615,000 The Optimist Club of Gulf Beach Gulf Pier or call 932- meeting began with the Pledge on the Breeze is continually working MILTON 2734. The Optimists Club will Women’s Board of of Allegiance and the Collect coast! for the youth of the community. distribute tickets to “Big for Club Women. The group They recently held an Essay Baptist Health Care Brothers Big Sisters” and all welcomed four guests: Irene Contest for high school students Foundation Silver Sale proceeds go to benefit the Foster, Betsye Haddock, Jo and are busily planning the The Women's Board of youth of our community. Ann Price and Brenda Sadler. Annual Gulf Breeze Optimists Baptist Health Care Optimists suggest, “If you Two major accomplishments Club Fishing Rodeo. Foundation will have their MLS 323251 7502 Old Bay Pointe Rd don’t fish, buy a ticket for a kid "Silver Sale" April 30 and May of this meeting were to elect ● 3BR 3BA 2,350 sq. ft. who can’t afford it.” Tom Officers for the Club year ● Majestic Waterfront Views From Every Room The Club will present medals 1 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Naile, Optimists Club 2007-2008 and the decision to to the winners of the Optimists Heritage Room in Baptist his (850) 255-8110 Treasurer, is Chairman of this make a sizable donation to the Club Essay Contest on Friday Hospital and on May 2 from 8 hers (850) 255-8109 event. Contact him at: tom- Good Samaritan Clinic. The May 4th. The three judges who a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Azalea [email protected] or call officers are: President, Marion ● ● www.pensacolaparadise.com chose the winners and the par- Room and Baptist Medical Linda Lewis Jack Lewis 932-2303. These events are Ginn; President-Elect, Barbara ents of the winners will attend Park on Nine Mile road. just two of many that the the Optimists Club ceremony. A variety of hand crafted Optimist Club sponsors each There were 72 entries and the sterling silver jewelry will be year to encourage young peo- winners are: Kara Brown, First available with free engraving ple to take advantage of the For all your ● Mechanical Place; Chloe Diehl, Second done on site. All items sold to educational opportunities they Place; Zoe Miller, Third Place. COMMERCIAL Piping All of these young people are Gulf Breeze High School stu- and ● dents. 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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A April 26, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the 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.” 2005 By Franklin Hayes Florida Press Association Place Winner ■ Editorial Page Should the ■ Sports Section media employ more self-censor- ship in regard to CO-PUBLISHERS /EDITORS: violent Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn crime? SPORTS EDITOR: Community mourns loss of Blue Angel Jason Thompson I had a hard time concentrat- humble guy. Though I only spent #7 crew chief, Marine Sgt. Deo STAFF WRITER: ing on Saturday. I tried to wash about one and one half hours Harrypersaud, had told me all Franklin Hayes dishes, I attempted to edit some with him, I immediately sensed about Kevin’s excellence at stories and then I started doing that he was truly one in a mil- Embry Riddle Aeronautical ADVERTISING SALES: loads of laundry. I wanted to lion. University and throughout his remain calm, be positive. I was expecting a “hot stick,” Naval Aviation training, but Robyn Philips As the terrifying news contin- but I was amazed to find that this Kevin just talked about how Pam Randall ued to trickle in, I gave in to my young man was also patient and much he had always loved to fly. grief. I remembered our pain as a kind. He coached me through At our flight’s end, as we tax- OFFICE MANAGER: community in 1999 when we my flight and encouraged me ied toward the Blue Angel Karen Murphy lost two Blue Angel pilots. This before each stunt. To be in a those years, but I found Kevin to squadron hangar, I told Kevin time it was more difficult for me, Blue Angels jet was the fulfill- that I had always loved the be one notch above even the “Yes, because the more you GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: this time it was more personal. ment of a lifelong dream, and I Blues. His quiet New England excellence I expected. Blue show that type of thing, the Nikola Stamenkovich, Art Director I had the incredible privilege knew I only had one chance to demeanor did not betray how Angel pilots are truly one in a more desensitized you get to it. Katie Killen of flying with LCDR Kevin experience it all. Kevin took me uncomfortable he must have million and I expected an excel- It's not shocking anymore with Davis last summer on a media on loops and dives through clear been with my Southern gushing lent pilot; I met an excellent violent crimes like that.” CONTRIBUTORS: ride, and I followed his success- blue skies, we broke the sound man. and post-flight adoration. “I will Betty Archer Allen es as he was chosen solo pilot barrier and pulled max Gs as we pray for you all every time I hear The mommy in me couldn’t -Cheryl Camire for Blue Angel #6. screamed above turquoise Gulf you scream over my house,” I T. “Bubba” Bechtol help but think how proud his Navarre Kevin was one of those peo- waters. family must be. As we headed said. “I will never forget you.” Bette Boyle ple that makes a huge impres- I grew up a Navy brat, and I back to shore, I peppered him I am praying for the Blues – sion in only a matter of minutes, spent eight years as a Navy wife. with questions about his educa- our Blues – my Blues. And I will Chuck Randle yet he came across as a truly I met many wonderful people all tion, his training. His Blue Angel never forget Kevin. Pam Brannon

Member: Term limits would improve City Council Florida Press Association There are many issues that who worked with our organiza- need to be addressed if the City tion on Thursday April 12. We National Newspaper Assn. of Gulf Breeze will prosper. Letters to the Editor were preparing for our annual Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Term limitation is just one of TnT (Trash and Treasures) Sale of Commerce (“2003 Small the many. This is simply anoth- which was held on the 14th. Business of the Year”) er method of limiting the power These young men spent the Pensacola Beach Chamber of elected officials and of therefore has no consequences form of government or continue entire day transporting and set- ‘assuring genuine representa- ting up 57 tables as well as of Commerce for the city council. with the current city manager “I don't think so. I haven't tion’. emptying a 10x20 ft storage bin Our city council members form of government? The seen anything to graphic. It's Pensacola Chamber Periodic elections them- and 4 garages and helping to set of Commerce are far more willing to delegate strong mayor will promote real.” selves are the most fundamental broad powers to our city man- leadership, responsibility and up and organize all of the thou- expression of these limitations, sands of items. Their manners, Navarre Tourist ager, on the assumption that accountability which will in -Kimberly Givens but limits on service in public smiles, work ethic, personali- Development Council committees will implement and turn require a platform and Pensacola Santa Rosa County Chamber office have been integral to execute their ordinances. Such vision for our city. ties and cooperation were great- of Commerce democracy since its origins. In practices leave voters who are There are surveys comparing ly appreciated. Our 160 active America, limits on executive frustrated with our city govern- municipalities with and without volunteers whose average age is LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze officials in particular have ment performance in general or term limits which indicates that 65-70 were certainly happy to News welcomes your opinion. existed since the founding, and with particular policy outcomes term-limited cities have more have their physical help. We reserve the right to edit a are now so ingrained as to pass with no one to hold account- competitive elections, even in I would like to publicly iden- letter to fit space available. We almost without comment. Our able. the terms in which the seat is tify them: Privates Lawrence do not accept letters containing governor, for instance, can The council points fingers at not open. This is contrary to the Kelly and Harris Ryerson; a personal attack on any indi- serve only two four-year terms, the city manager, the city man- claim that term limits would Private First Class Molina Jose, vidual. Letters must be limited a situation which most voters ager points back at the council result in a free ride after the first Cory Sturdevant, Kevin Ranck to one per month from an indi- and politicians seem satisfied and nothing is done ... yet both election since competitors and Tyler Ankney; Lance vidual writer. If we receive form with. There are at least two gen- sides have incentives to post- would wait for an open seat. Corporal Lewis Meridith and letters, we will print only the first eral objectives in limiting the Cory Sowell; Second Lt. Joseph one we receive. Include your pone and temporize rather than Finally, term limits would terms of elective officials: the to resolve issues. The result, almost certainly result in Kennedy. name, address and daytime first, to prevent an acquired Thanks guys, you were great. phone number. again, is a lack of accountabili- greater diversity in our City. It familiarity with government ty to voters as to who is respon- may be time for elected offi- Wendy Brandon “They kind of are too graph- and its functions from creating sible for the results. cials to ask themselves honestly President GBHA ic if you have children. Adults CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze among officials a different set The most important changes whether they are thinking about can probably handle it.” News is committed to accuracy of interests and views than under term limits would be in term limits as their constituents Small businesses and wants to hear from you if we among the public generally. the political process and system in other adjoining cities are, or bear insurance -Leona Keller need to make a correction or A second and related objec- itself, term limits would change whether they are reacting on the Navarre clarification. Please email us tive of term limits is to prevent burden the role, outlook, and attitude of basis of their own career situa- Excellent article on small at [email protected] the ability of elected officials to our elected officials. New coun- tions. The extent that judgments with the subject line business healthcare. Small busi- bend their legally acquired cil members would be more are formed on that basis proves CORRECTION or ness, our largest employer, powers in order to expand their willing to question current that public officials have lost CLARIFICATION. Or, call continues to sink under the dou- influence or perpetuate their established programs and poli- sight of the public interest, (850) 932-8986 during incumbency. As for the short ble digit annual increases of office hours and ask for cies and would be more when the public supports term healthcare costs and taxes. period of time I’ve lived in Gulf inclined to fix problems than to limits broadly and overwhelm- news or sports departments. Breeze, I’ve seen only the pri- Meanwhile small business is manage them. The current sys- ingly. forced to help pay for the vate enterprise rather than city tem we’re using in Gulf Breeze Change is inevitable, our government making major employees of Wal-Mart, Home Gulf Breeze News is published has no incentive, intended or goal in the city of Gulf Breeze improvements in our city, i.e., Depot and others whose weekly on Thursdays for $30 not, the system manages prob- should be a system that pro- employees are on State funded per year by Gulf Breeze News Andrews Medical facility. lems rather than solves them. motes structured change in a The City of Gulf Breeze res- subsidies. I read one article that Publishing, Inc. Periodical This system serves the public positive direction rather than shows in the State of Florida we postage paid at Gulf Breeze, idents deserve better. There has poorly. A term-limited City the same old-same old. been a significant lack of abili- pay over $13 MILLION PER Florida. USPS # 021819. Council would likely demon- Van Hibberts YEAR for medical costs for Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- ty to demonstrate leadership “I think that regular TV strate a different attitude. A Gulf Breeze Wal-Mart employees! tions. POSTMASTER: Please with our current council as a should be for the general pub- term limited City Counsel Despicable. It is about time that send address changes to result of allowing the city man- lic and if people want to see would be less willing to dele- Thanks to USMC this drain on our taxes and Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box ager to guide the ship. They gate broad powers to the city graphic things they can go to 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. have no incentive to lead, only helpers at sale small business is stopped. some other channel.” manager. A better defined sepa- The Gulf Breeze Hospital TODAY would not be too soon. All content is copyrighted try to run the city by commit- ration of powers would emerge 2007. Advertising rates are tees, led by our city manager. Auxiliary would like to pub- Nick Pasquine -Will Cordell as a result. Now the question is licly thank the nine Marine’s Ormond Beach, Fla. available upon request. The decision making process should we have a strong mayor Gulf Breeze

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SOS: distinguishing FAITH BRIEFS Worship at the ■ Study of Acts, Sunday Child care is provided in the group for children and adoles- between law mornings at 8:15 a.m., Room 8. Children and Youth Building. cents learning to live without a Water offers From tiny beginnings among The class meets in Room 7, near loved one who has died. soundside services Jesus’ disciples, the Church the Fellowship Hall. Cost of The Children’s Fun and gospel Worship at the Water, an out- exploded into a worldwide force workbook is $12. Nights/Days group will meet I returned from reach of the Gulf Breeze United in just a few years. How? Jesus For more information, con- once a month. Attendance is a post-Easter vaca- Methodist Church, is held each left His followers with a mis- tact Kathy at 932-3594 or knor- free and open to any child or tion this past week. Sunday at Flounder’s on sion, and the Spirit of God [email protected] adolescent in the community While I was away, Pensacola Beach at 8:15 a.m. moved mightily through them to who is grieving. The sole pur- I attended worship the H2O Band will be back to fulfill it. Luke’s account of how Adolescent grief pose of this group is to teach with my son, a new lead the music for this contem- the gospel was carried from support group children how the grief process porary service. 2nd Lieutenant in Jerusalem to Rome – despite meets Friday works. The program’s hands-on the Marine Corps. You are invited to come in every conceivable obstacle – activities are designed to build Rev. Rory M. Hermann shorts and flip-flops for the The first Children's Fun My son has been Good Shepherd Lutheran Church challenges us to know and live on ideas the children can use to beach service. For more infor- out our mission in the world. Night will be Friday, April 27 at express their grief in a construc- attending a church First City Church, 1301 E. different from the one in which he young students, “The Law sends mation, call 932-3594. Study guide $8.50. tive manner. They will meet an SOS (Shows us Our Sins) and Candy and Dennis Reynolds Gadsen St., Pensacola, from 5- with other children and adoles- was raised: ethnically, linguisti- 7 p.m. Parents, children, adoles- cally, denominationally, and litur- the Gospel sends an SOS (Shows New study groups lead this study. Class members cents who are experiencing a us Our Savior). This is what I con- enjoy study, discussion and fel- cents and facilitator will have an normal grief journey them- gically. The time I spent with my forming at GB opportunity to meet and do a son at the service was a unique sider the heart of our faith and our lowship together. selves. worship. Methodist Church ■ The Way of Blessedness, time capsule project together. For details or to provide and pleasurable experience. I was Several new opportunities for Many people in the South Study of the Beatitudes begins Ronnie Gonzalez, refreshments for participants, impressed by the dedication of the study began or will begin short- might wonder what a “Lutheran” Wednesday evenings, May 2 - Thanatology Educator and email Gonzalez at worshippers – by the number of ly at the Main Campus of Gulf is. We believe very strongly in the June 27, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Room Consultant, will conduct the [email protected]. people who participated in the Breeze United Methodist Bible as the sole basis for our 7. A nine-week study of a por- service and their attentiveness for Church (75 Fairpoint Drive). faith and life and in the proper tion of the Sermon on the Mount two hours. They are: distinction between Law and from Matthew 5. Creative Learning Academy However, I missed one aspect The Letters of John, Sunday Gospel. Dr. Martin Luther (the Catherine Adams facilitates Explore the Possibilities of our regular Sunday worship. I mornings at 9:15 a.m., in Room 16th century church reformer) this “Companions in Christ” www.creativelearningacademy.org realize I should not judge after 22. John was the only of the stated that anyone who could study which guides us into a life “Our Mission is to provide students with a strong one experience, but I missed a original 12 disciples still living foundation of academic excellence, creativity & integrity.” properly and consistently distin- lived in the freedom of God- clear expression of what we when he wrote these letters. He ● ● guish between Law and Gospel, governed love. Through a com- Call today ACCREDITED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ACADEMIC Lutherans call “Law and Gospel.” witnessed spectacular growth of for a personal tour! EXCELLENCE ● DEDICATED TEACHERS ● STUDENT- whether or not they were formal- bination of daily Bible study, Simply put, the Law tells us what the church throughout the 3151 Hyde Park Rd. CENTERED APPROACH ● LATIN AND SPANISH ● FINE AND ly trained, deserved a doctorate in journaling and weekly experien- God demands of us but we fail to known world. These letters Pensacola, FL 32503 PERFORMING ARTS ● ALL GRADE LEVEL ENRICHMENT theology. tial group learning, participants 850-432-1768 ● “MONTESSORI PLUS” PREPRIMARY PROGRAM do. The Gospel tells us what God were written to strengthen It is a difficult task but one that will build authentic Christian has done for us in our Savior members in the faith, to remind deserves our dedication and community and deepen their Celebrating 33 Years of Academic Excellence (Jesus, the Christ) and then freely them clearly what lay at the PREPRIMARY - 8th GRADE effort. awareness of God in daily life. gives us through faith. I tell my heart of Christianity. KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. BUSINESS BRIEFS For Terrific Cooling Service Adams will speak geared towards architects, “Designing a home with tion as: Account Executive with designers and contractors, is WOOD” and “TILE STYLE: Cox Media - 939-3325 at trade expo titled “Designing with stone - an Creating beautiful kitchens, Destin Local resident and GBHS interior design perspective”. baths & interiors with tile”. Zern graduate Heather Steinbach Heather is the founder of Heather is also a freelance rejoined Cox CERTIFIED Adams will be a featured speak- Natural Stone Design, a bou- writer for a variety of magazines Media in their TECHNICIANS er at the inter- tique style showroom located on and publications devoted to the new Destin nationally the shores of Pensacola Bay in home interior and is a frequent office, focus- Ready to Serve You! recognized Gulf Breeze and is the author of contributor to national news and ing on new tile & stone three books published by the radio media outlets on the topic business Zern expo COV- Manhattan, New York based of interior design. development ERING’S in firm Harry N. Abrams. Her in the Destin area. Chicago next titles include “STONE: Zern joins Cox Zern previously was Local week. Her 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Designing kitchens, baths & Media in Destin Sales Manager for OnMedia in topic of dis- interiors with natural stone”, Mobile, Ala. Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday cussion, Adams Sandy Zern has a new posi- Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am OBITUARIES Obituaries are published free of charge in Gulf Breeze News. Have funeral director email to [email protected]. School, Pre-K 3 & 4 thru 6th grades Ryan Daniel Cusic Employee Foundation. grandchildren, and her sister, Jane Thurston Small Classes! Great Staff! Ryan Daniel Cusic, 29, went Larue B. Sullivan of Ft. Jane Thurston, 57, of Gulf 932-3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org to be with our Lord on April Opal Bailey Murphy Lauderdale, FL. Breeze passed away Friday, 15th. 1911 - 2007 Memorial services will be March 30, 2007 in Pensacola. He is survived by his mother, Opal Bailey Murphy, 95, held at the chapel of Gulf Jane was born in Providence, Allyson Kuhn; brothers, passed away on April 15, 2007, Breeze United Methodist R.I. on February 2, 1950. She is Lawrence and Sam Kuhn; in a local nursing home. A native Church, 75 Fairpoint Drive, on survived by her three brothers, father, Fred Cusic; step-father, of Kentucky, Mrs. Murphy has Monday, April 23, at 3:00 p.m. Peter K. Thurston, Charles Mark Kuhn; step-mother, Becky resided in Gulf Breeze for more with the Reverend Ruth Knights Thurston and David Thurston Cusic; brother and sister, Brad than thirty years and more officiating. Visitation will be at and one sister, Nancy Thurston. BEACH, FUN or FORMAL and Crystal, both of Pace; recently at Wesley Haven Villa Waters and Hibbert Funeral There will be a visitation for See our Selection... grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Al in Pensacola. Home on Sunday, April 22, from Ms. Thurston on April 27, 2007 ● Designer Clothing Watson of Huntsville, AL, and She was a member of Gulf 4 - 6 p.m. from 6-7 p.m. at Rose Lawn ● Hand Bags & Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cusic of Breeze United Methodist In lieu of flowers, those wish- Funeral Home in Gulf Breeze. A Accessories Pensacola; uncles, Dr. Randy Church, the Order of the Eastern ing to honor Mrs. Murphy's service will follow at 7 p.m. at Watson of Salt Lake City, UT Star, the Villa Venyce Woman's memory may make contribu- the Rose Lawn Chapel. ● Jewelry and Dr. Bruce Cusic of Club, and the Pensacola Beach tions to the Sacred Heart In lieu of flowers, please and SO much more! Birmingham, AL; aunts, Emily, Woman's Club. Nursing Staff through the make donations to Covenant ● Laura and Wendy Watson of Predeceased by her husband Sacred Heart Foundation or to Hospice of West Florida. M - F 10AM - 6 PM SAT 10 AM - 5 PM Huntsville, AL; and his many of 72 years, Raymond Volney their favorite charity. Arrangements entrusted to Harbourtown ● Suite 27 friends. Murphy, she is survived by three The family is especially Rose Lawn Funeral Home of (850) 934-0492 913 G. B . Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL A celebration of Ryan's life daughters: Dr. Kathryn M. grateful to the staff of 5 West at Gulf Breeze. was held at St. Ann's Catholic Evans of Pensacola, Dr. Shirley Sacred Heart Hospital, the Church in Gulf Breeze on Wed. M. Branan of Pensacola, and Haven, and Dr. Rodney Soto. April 18th at 2 p.m. Mrs. Carolyn M. Melchor of WATERS AND HIBBERT Instead of flowers, please Suffolk, Va. Also surviving are FUNERAL HOME is in charge direct donations in Ryan's name six grandchildren, eight great- of arrangements. to the Gulf Breeze Hospital grandchildren, three great-great-

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Section B GULF BREEZE NEWS April 26, 2007 GGiiddddyy--uupp!! Optimists have a rootin’-tootin’ good time for a great cause Email Bubba at [email protected] Flounder’s Ale House was thick with cowboy hats and bandanas last Thursday as the Pensacola Beach Optimists The Zoo hosted their “Giddy Up Gala” to benefit Pensacola Beach Elementary. Cowgirls and cowpokes got I like the zoo. We’ve got a nice one RIGHT: PBOC their fill of barbecue then settled here in Gulf Breeze. While people President Joe Woodall in for an evening of entertain- might think that the only thing we presents check to ment by Tim Spencer and to find have in a zoo on the Redneck Rivera Pensacola Beach out whether their number would would be an irate Vermonter, a pos- Elementary School be lucky in the raffle where sum and a cow, we got other things Principal Jeff every tenth ticket wins cash. Castleberry at end of to!! Rep. Dave Murzin was the lucky the evening, with Giddy The zoo is one of the favorite ticket holder who won $2,500. Up Gala Committee places for me and ’Lishous to go and Pensacola Beach Optimist Member Bettie Lee kill time. My uncle Forrest, from up Mary Claus said over $5,200 Sundstrom and other Nawth, was in the woods in Navarre a was raised at the event. fellow Beach Optimists few weeks ago and saw one of the looking on. peacocks that escaped during hurricane Ivan. He told me he thought that LEFT: Cowboys and girls at the Giddy Up Gala are, the “quail” down here were very from left, Rick Meelhiem, Cathy Meelhiem, Dan large, indeed. It was just wandering McGrath and Jane McGrath. around the woods, happy and content. BELOW: Mike Jurkowich with his consolation prize, But most of the animals are back in happy as a prairie dog! their cages and looking at us, just waiting for another hurricane and a Submitted photos chance to visit beautiful downtown Midway. I thought what it would look like if you were in a really bad zoo, one that was a tourist trap, not a quality zoo like ours. I have seen some bad ones in my travels. I was at a zoo once where the stripes began to peel off the zebras due to the heat. I am never comfortable at the zoo. I always feel like the monkeys are making fun of me when I’m not looking. I know they make fun of ’Lishous, cause I feed them extra when they do. We got a hippo here that can stand still and chew his cud for over three days. We used to have a cow like that back in Fontaineblue, Miss. I would throw rocks at it just to see if it had Mudbugs take center stage at Crawfish festival died standing up. Sunny skies and low humidity con- The tiny red crustaceans were I like the snake exhibit as well. tributed to the success of the Crawfish ordered up by the thousands as festival They remind me of my first wife. She Festival at Bamboo Willie’s over the attendees enjoyed a lineup of entertain- used to lie in the sun and bask, slither weekend. ment and kids activities. away when I approached her and could swallow an entire bottle of Vodka at one time while it was still in the bottle!! The alligator is sad looking, but then if you are the mascot of the University of Florida, life has dealt you a rough life. Go ’Noles. The giraffe is cool as well. I have never seen a longer tongue on any living creature. If I had a tongue like that I could kiss ’Lishous from across the room. I could eat a gallon of ice cream in one lick! I could lick my self any- where I wanted to. I’m convinced that the only reason animals are more content than humans is because they can lick themselves all over. If humans could do that, I’m certain it would put an end to violent crime in 30 days. So, go to the zoo. The weather is perfect for it and they are back in business full time with all repairs. Tell them T. Bubba sent you and you will get a free smile!! Photos by David Standridge/Special to the News Just thought you’d like to know….. Terry and Wendy Bishop, volunteers from the Pensacola Beach Chamber LMR2 entertains as part of the Crawfish Festival at Bamboo Willie’s on the of Commerce, show the crustaceans that are the stars of the Crawfish Festival. Fort Pickens limits Portofino Boardwalk. camping to Loop A Fort Pickens Campground “Loop A” reopened to backcountry camping on Monday, April 23, coinciding with The pain of losing a loved one is felt deeply the beginning of the National Park A little book, “Tuesdays just happened to me,” were that we gather around the Week celebration which recognizes With Morrie,” tells the story haunting questions in his grieving to offer our condo- the contributions of parks to the of Morrie Schwartz, a profes- mind. But the world went on lences and whatever consola- preservation of America’s cultural and sor at Brandeis University, as usual, no one seemed to tion we can. natural resources. The campground who was diagnosed late in notice, and Morrie Schwartz To comfort means “to has been closed since the storms of life with what is known as was left to ask himself, “Now stand alongside” - and though 2004-2005. Lou Gehrig’s disease. what?” we can’t physically stand The campground is available on Schwartz knows it is a ter- This past week, the world along side of those in distant first-come-first-serve basis. The cost minal disease. He remembers stopped for many of us. We places, we can take a moment for a camp site is $10 per night with a leaving the doctor’s office were mesmerized by the to remember and put our col- 50 percent discount for Golden after he had been told the reports coming from Virginia named from NASA; and appreciated. The world has lective memories together to Age/Interagency Senior and Golden news. The sun was shining Tech where 32 promising many of us from the Beach taken note of these highly show that we truly care about Access/Interagency Access Pass hold- and people were all going leaders were murdered; from community realized we had publicized deaths; family, ers. Campers will have access to run- about their business. One NASA, where a gunman had met the Blue Angel, we began friends, neighbors, and the pain and loss of others. ning water, grills, picnic tables, and woman ran to put money in a killed a colleague; and from to feel the enormity of the acquaintances have taken I believe John Donne had bathrooms with cold showers. parking meter. Another was Beaufort, N.C., where a Blue loss. note of these two persons it right when he said, .(para- The park is still in storm recovery, carrying groceries. Morrie Angel plane went down and In our community, a 95- from our community. phrased)... “No one is an and all services are not available.For was stunned by the normalcy the pilot was killed. As names year old woman, Mrs. Opal The pain of losing loved island, entire of itself ... any more information, contact the Naval of the day. were put with the pictures of Murphy died, as did a ones is deep, regardless of one’s death diminishes me, Live Oaks Visitor Center at 850-934- “Shouldn’t the world stop? students and professors from younger man, Gene Bernard age and circumstances. That’s because I am involved in 2600. Don’t they know what has Virginia Tech; the man was – both deeply loved and the reason it is so important humankind...”

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2B April 26, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Shaun of the Dead’ team back with new spoof CRITIC'S CORNER equally hilarious results. ment look incompetent, he's series of "accidental" deaths By DNA Smith Unlike American-style transferred to a sleepy, pic- preceding the annual Best spoofs like "Scary Movie" that turesque country hamlet called Village Award judging. "Hot Fuzz" try to re-create specific scenes Sandford, which hasn't had a Fans of British TV and Running time: 120 minutes and shots from popular films, suspicious death in 20 years, a films will also get a treat by MPAA rating: R "Hot Fuzz" takes a different crime rate that's virtually nil, the number of stellar cameos approach by using black but an accident rate that is dis- in the film. Steve Coogan, Bill Here's the short version: If humor and wit while capturing turbingly high -- a fact that Nighy, Martin Freeman and you liked "Shaun of the Dead," the look and feel of the genre. leads Angel into a web of con- others make appearances and you'll like "Hot Fuzz." This doesn't mean that Pegg & spiracy and intrigue ... and thoroughly chew up the Long version: The same Co. are above a cheap laugh murders most foul. scenery. guys, Edgar Wright (they aren't), but they don't His partner, Danny "Hot Fuzz" is definitely (writer/director) and Simon rely on it. Butterman (Nick Frost) worth a look. Pegg (writer/star), who gave The film stars Pegg as Nick dreams of being a supercop us the best zombie movie Angel, a London supercop like the ones in his massive GRADE: B+ spoof ever, have turned their whose arrest rate is 400 per- DVD collection, which is sights onto the Michael cent higher than any other cop packed with titles like "Bad (c) 2007 King Features Edgar Wright (writer/director) and Simon Pegg (writer/star), the Bay/Jerry Bruckheimer on the force. Because he's Boys II" and "Point Break." Synd., Inc. duo that created "Shaun of the Dead," are back with the 70’s "supercop" genre -- with making the rest of the depart- Together, the pair investigate a super-cop spoof, "Hot Fuzz." Entertainment Photography show to benefit ARC The 14th annual juried art rience, may submit as many of persons interested in the pho- show of the Wide Angle Photo photos as they wish with an tographic arts. Most members CALENDAR Club is seeking photography entry fee of $10 per photo. live in Escambia and Santa entries. Contest rules, awards, and entry Rosa Counties. Meetings are Ricky Lee Phelps, 8p.m. Texas Holdem 4444 Fun , 7 Called "The Power of forms are available online at held on the second Monday of Sandshaker Lounge p.m. Photography Show," this is a www.wideanglephotoclub.org. each month at 7:00 P.M. at ARC Thursday 4/26 Small Change, 8:30 p.m. benefit show for ARC Gateway The date for delivering pho- Gateway, 3908 North Tenth Paddy O’ Leary’s Peg Leg Pete’s Tuesday 5/1 with $2,350 in prizes and 73 rib- tos, forms and entry fees is July Avenue, Pensacola, Fla. The Traditional Music Session Paul Eugine, 6 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Sandshaker Lounge Paradise Bar & Grill Karaoke, 7:30 p.m. bons available to the winners. 7. The show dates are July 20- club’s annual dues are $24 for Small Change, 7 p.m. Morning Meds, 6 p.m. Peg Leg Pete’s Last year's show raised $2,500 22 at the Wright Place in an individual; $36 for all family Peg Leg Pete’s Live Music, 6 p.m. for ARC Gateway. Pensacola. members joining at the same Richard Madden, 6 p.m. Sunday 4/29 Photographers from through- The Wide Angle Photo Club time. Paradise Bar & Grill Sandshaker Lounge Wednesday 5/2 out the area, regardless of expe- is a not-for-profit organization Tim Spencer, 6 p.m. Miles From Coletrane, 3 Sandshaker Lounge p.m. Open Mic Night, 7:30 p.m. Friday 4/27 Peg Leg Pete’s Peg Leg Pete’s Paddy O’ Leary’s Ken Smith, 6 p.m. Live Music, 6 p.m. Paul Ewing, 8p.m. Paradise Bar & Grill Paradise Bar & Grill Sandshaker Lounge Calypso Nuts, 4 p.m. Texas Holdem 4444 Fun , 7 Karaoke, 8:30 p.m. p.m. Peg Leg Pete’s Monday 4/30 Jim Andrews, 6 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Thursday 5/3 Paradise Bar & Grill Bar and restaurant apprecia- Sandshaker Lounge Wildwood, 6 p.m. tion day, 11 a.m. Live Band, 7 p.m. Peg Leg Pete’s Peg Leg Pete’s Saturday 4/28 Richard Bowen, 6 p.m. Live Music, 6 p.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s Paradise Bar & Grill Bill Dossey, David Glenco &

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Thursday EveningMOVIES April 26, 2007 Thursday Saturday Tuesday 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 p.m. on NBC 7 p.m. on ABC 7 p.m. on FOX A Ugly Betty “Petra- Grey’s Anatomy “De- (:01) October Road News (:35) Earl (Jason Lee) gets to ABC Gate” (N) (CC) sire” (N) (CC) (Season Finale) (N) News My Name Is Earl: Pearl Harbor: Did you watch “Titanic” just to American Idol: Will someone be told, “You Survivor: Fiji (N) CSI: Crime Scene In- Shark “Strange Bed- News Late walk a mile in the sensible shoes of a high-school see the boat sink and ignore the sappy love sto- give music a bad name”? Probably not, but any- BCBS (CC) vestigation (N) fellows” (N) (CC) Show teacher in this new episode. No, he’s not teach- ry? Consider taking the same approach to this thing is possible when Bon Jovi is around. Jon D Commu- Chroni- This Old This Old Antiques Roadshow Nova “Saved by the ing school; he’s gone back as a student in pursuit 2001 drama. Director Michael Bay’s re-creation of Bon Jovi and his band are this week’s special PBS nity cles House House (CC) Sun” (N) of the diploma he never got. When he sees how the 1941 Japanese attack on the Hawaiian mili- guests, offering performing tips to the five remain- E Are You Smarter Trading Spouses: News Every- Every- some of his young classmates behave — just the FOX Than a 5th Grader? Meet-Mommy Raymond Raymond tary base is some of the most effective war-movie ing contestants and doing a song of their own. Of way he did when he was their age — he gains a My Name The Office 30 Rock Scrubs (:01) ER “Lights Out” News Tonight footage since “Saving Private Ryan.” Just pay no course, Simon, Paula and Randy will have their CNBC new appreciation for his teachers. Ethan Suplee Is Earl (N) “Hiatus” (N) (CC) (N) (CC) Show attention to the S.L.S. about two pilots (Ben Af- say, but as always, who goes home is up to A&E CSI: Miami (CC) The First 48 (CC) Deceiving Inn. Dallas SWAT (CC) also stars in “GED.” fleck, Josh Hartnett) in love with the same woman America. ABCFAM The Prince & Me 2: The Royal Wedding Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) Friday COM Daily Colbert Chap S. Park S. Park Spade Daily Colbert (Kate Beckinsale). Wednesday Go Figure (2005) Jordan Hinson. (CC) Life De Phil Suite Life So Raven 9 p.m. on CBS DISN Monday 9 p.m. on ABC E! Dr. 90210 “ALT” Girls Girls Katie Katie E! News Daily 10 NUMB3RS: He’s got nothing to lose ... or 8 p.m. on FOX ESPN SportsCenter Special (CC) Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (CC) does he? In the new episode “The Act of Reckon- Lost: Someone’s gonna get it in the new HBO The Trials of Darryl Hunt (N) (CC) Big Love (CC) Cathouse (CC) ing,” a mob hit man, now on death row, decides 24: Taking things into his own hands proves to episode “The Brig.” Locke (Terry O’Quinn) man- Reba Reba The Obsession (2006) Daphne Zuniga. Will Will LIFE he wants to spill the beans about where his vic- have serious consequences for Jack (Kiefer ages to get away from the Others and asks MAX (:15) › Big Momma’s House 2 (2006) › Date Movie (2006) (CC) Be tims’ bodies are buried. It looks like a perfect op- Sutherland) in the new episode “Day 6: 1:00AM Sawyer (Josh Holloway) to team up with him and MTV Pimp Pimp Pimp Cannon Holly Giant Scarred Scarred — 2:00AM” Audrey’s (Kim Raver) time in captivity eliminate a common enemy. A new resident has a SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn TNA Wrestling The Ultimate Fighter UFC Unleashed portunity to thaw out some cold cases, but Don TBS Friends Friends Friends Friends ››› The Fugitive (1993) Harrison Ford. (Rob Morrow) suspects the prisoner is motivated causes an apparent post-traumatic stress reac- shocking revelation about Flight 815. Naveen An- TNT NBA Basketball: First Round -- Pistons at Magic NBA Basketball: First Round by something more than a desire to clear his con- tion. The administration gets a disturbing mes- drews, Evangeline Lilly and Dominic Monaghan USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law Order: CI Law Order: CI science. David Krumholtz also stars. sage from the Russian president (Nick Jameson). also star.

Friday EveningMOVIES April 27, 2007 Saturday EveningMOVIES April 28, 2007 Sunday EveningMOVIES April 29, 2007 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 ›› A Grey’s Anatomy “De- (:01) Wife Swap 20/20 (N) (CC) News (:35) A Pearl Harbor (2001, War) (PA) Ben Affleck. Friends join a war News (:35) Cold A Extreme Makeover: Desperate House- (:02) Brothers & Sis- News (N) The Law ABC sire” (CC) “Browne/Robinson” News ABC effort after the Japanese attack Hawaii. (CC) Squad ABC Home Edition (N) wives “Gossip” (N) ters “Bad News” (N) Show B Ghost Whisperer Close to Home “Drink NUMB3RS “The Art of News Late B CSI: Crime Scene In- Without a Trace 48 Hours Mystery News Without a B The Amazing Race: Cold Case “The Good Without a Trace “One News Andy Grif- CBS “The Collector” (N) the Cup” (N) Reckoning” (N) Show CBS vestigation “Blood Out” (CC) (CC) Trace CBS All-Stars (N) (CC) Death” (N) and Only” (N) fith D Washing- NOW (N) Aware Bill Moyers’ Journal Tavis Greatest D Lawrence Welk’s TV Treasures (CC) My Music: The British Beat Performances D Nature (N) (CC) Masterpiece Theatre “Bleak House” (Part 2 Independent Lens PBS ton Week (CC) (N) (CC) Smiley Escapes PBS of British Invasion hits from the 1960s. PBS (DVS) of 6) (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) E House “Honeymoon” Bones “The Man in News Every- Every- E Cops (N) Cops (N) America’s Most News CSI: Miami “Recoil” Mad TV E The Simp- The Simp- Family American News (N) CSI: Miami Every- FOX (CC) the SUV” (CC) Raymond Raymond FOX (CC) (CC) Wanted-Fights Back (CC) (N) (CC) FOX sons sons Guy (N) Dad (N) “Vengeance” (CC) Raymond ›› C Identity (N) (CC) Raines “Closure” Law & Order “Fallout” News Tonight C Dateline NBC (CC) Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order “Murder News Sat. Night C (6:00) Dateline NBC Along Came Polly (2004) Ben Stiller, News (N) Law Call NBC (Season Finale) (N) (N) (CC) Show NBC cial Victims Unit Book” (CC) NBC (CC) Jennifer Aniston. (CC) A&E CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) Intervention (N) Intervention “Kim” A&E Flip This House Flip This House (N) The First 48 (CC) American Justice A&E Dog Dog Simmons Simmons Simmons Simmons Flip This House ABCFAM ››› Under the Tuscan Sun (2003) (CC) Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM ›› Uptown Girls (2003) Brittany Murphy. Lovewrecked (2006) Amanda Bynes. (CC) ABCFAM Gilmore Girls (CC) Gilmore Girls (CC) Gilmore Girls (CC) Gilmore Girls (CC) COM Daily Colbert Chap Mencia Jim Gaffigan Presents Presents COM › Joe Dirt (2001) David Spade. (CC) ›› Jackass: The Movie (2002) (CC) COM (6:30) ››› Coming to America (1988) Mencia Reno 911 S. Park Halfway DISN ›› High School Musical (2006) (CC) Montana Montana Suite Life So Raven DISN Kim Dragon Kronk’s New Groove (2005) Replace Suite Life So Raven DISN Cow Belles (2006) Alyson Michalka. Phil Sadie Suite Life So Raven E! Halle Berry: THS Saturday Night Live The Soup Dating E! News Daily 10 E! THS Investigates: Mind of a Serial Killer Saturday Night Live The Soup Divas E! True H’wood Simon Cowell Girls Girls Hugh Hefner ESPN NBA Basketball: First Round -- Bulls at Heat NBA Basketball: First Round ESPN NBA Basketball: First Round -- Spurs at Nuggets NBA Basketball: First Round ESPN MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (CC) HBO Jerry Seinfeld DeLa DeLa Entou Entou Real Time HBO ›› The Hills Have Eyes (2006) (CC) Boxing: Diaz vs. Freitas DeLa HBO (5:45) The X-Files The Sopranos (N) Entou 24 7 Tokyo Drift LIFE Reba Reba When Innocence Is Lost (1997) (CC) Housewives LIFE Staircase Murd. A Life Interrupted (2007) Lea Thompson. Medium (CC) LIFE ›› Jersey Girl (2004) Ben Affleck. (CC) Blood Ties (N) Grey’s Anatomy MAX (:15) ››› Slither (2006) Nathan Fillion. ›› Fantastic Four (2005) Ioan Gruffudd. MAX ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) ›› Phat Girlz (2006) (CC) Erotic MAX ›› Firewall (2006) (CC) On Set ››› Inside Man (2006) (CC) MTV Chal Chal Pimp Pimp Holly Holly ›› Next Friday MTV Next Top Model Taquita Taquita Cannon Cannon Jackass Jackass MTV MTV Special MTV Special Cannon Cannon Holly Holly SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn UFC’s Ultimate Fight Night SPIKE (6:00) ››› Fight Club (1999) Brad Pitt. The Ultimate Fighter TNA Wrestling SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn ›› Die Another Day (2002) Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry. TBS Raymond Raymond MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Colorado Rockies. (Live) (CC) TBS MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Colorado Rockies. (Live) (CC) Sleepy Hollow (PA) TBS ››› The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (PA) (CC) Signs TNT ›› Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) (CC) ›› Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) (CC) TNT ››› The School of Rock (2003) Jack Black. (CC) ›› A Knight’s Tale (2001) TNT NBA Basketball: First Round NBA Basketball: First Round USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Monk (CC) House (CC) USA Kiss Girls ››› The Bourne Identity (2002) Matt Damon. (CC) House (CC) USA Bourne ›› The Bone Collector (1999) Denzel Washington. Law & Order: SVU

Monday EveningMOVIES April 30, 2007 Tuesday EveningMOVIES May 1, 2007 Wednesday EveningMOVIES May 2, 2007 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 A Dancing With the Stars (Live) (:45) The Bachelor: Officer and News (N) (:35) A George George Dancing With the (:01) Boston Legal News (N) (:35) A Accord- Underbel- Lost “D.O.C.” (CC) Lost “The Brig” (N) News (N) (:35) ABC (CC) a Gentleman (N) (CC) News (N) ABC Lopez Lopez (N) Stars (Live) (CC) “Tea and Sympathy” News (N) ABC ing-Jim ly (CC) News (N) B How I Met Old Chris- Two/Half King of CSI: Miami “Burned” News Late B NCIS “In the Dark” (N) The Unit “Freefall” (N) CSI: NY “Raising News Late B Jericho “Coalition of Criminal Minds CSI: NY “Cold Re- News Late CBS tine Men Queens (N) (CC) Show CBS (CC) (CC) Shane” (CC) Show CBS the Willing” (N) “Open Season” (N) veal” (N) (CC) Show D Antiques Roadshow The Mormons Mormon past, science, doc- Globe Trekker (CC) D Nova “Family That The Mormons Themes of modern LDS Supernatural Sci- D Secrets of the Dead American Masters Ahmet Ertegun created a Soundstage (CC) PBS (N) (CC) trines. (N) (Part 1 of 2) (CC) (DVS) PBS Walks on All Fours” Church include missionary work. (N) ence (CC) PBS (N) (CC) (DVS) new genre of music. (N) (CC) E Drive “The Extra Mile” 24 “Day 6: 1:00AM - News (N) Every- Every- E American Idol (Live) House “Family” (N) News (N) Every- Every- E Bones “Spaceman in American Idol (Live) News (N) Every- Every- FOX (N) (CC) 2:00AM” (N) (CC) Raymond Raymond FOX (CC) (PA) (CC) Raymond Raymond FOX a Crater” (N) (CC) Raymond Raymond C Deal or No Deal (iTV) Heroes “String Theo- (:01) The Real Wed- News (N) Tonight C Dateline NBC (CC) Law & Order: Crimi- Law & Order: Spe- News (N) Tonight C Thank God You’re Crossing Jordan Medium “Head News (N) Tonight NBC (N) (CC) ry” (N) (CC) ding Crashers (N) Show NBC nal Intent (N) (CC) cial Victims Unit (N) Show NBC Here (N) (CC) “Dead Again” (N) Games” (N) (CC) Show A&E CSI: Miami “Bait” The Sopranos (CC) (:13) The Sopranos (CC) Dog A&E CSI: Miami (CC) Dog Dog Driving Driving To Be Announced A&E CSI: Miami (CC) The Sopranos (CC) (:12) The Sopranos (CC) Simmons ABCFAM Kyle XY (CC) ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff. The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM ›› Bicentennial Man (1999) Robin Williams. Premiere. (CC) The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM ›› Dennis the Menace (1993) (CC) Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) COM Daily Colbert Chap S. Park Scrubs Scrubs Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Chap S. Park Mencia Mencia Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Chap S. Park S. Park Halfway Daily Colbert DISN Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time So Raven Life De Phil Suite Life So Raven DISN Up, Up and Away (2000) (CC) So Raven Life De Phil Suite Life So Raven DISN Get a Clue (2002) (CC) Life De Life De Phil Suite Life So Raven E! Dr. 90210 Dr. 90210 Girls The Soup E! News Daily 10 E! 50 Cutest Child Stars All Grown Up Girls Girls E! News Daily 10 E! Britney Spears Singer Britney Spears. Britney and Kevin E! News Daily 10 ESPN MLB Baseball: Cardinals at Brewers Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (CC) ESPN SportsCenter Contender Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (CC) ESPN MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at Atlanta Braves. Baseball SportsCenter (CC) HBO Real Time The Sopranos (CC) 24 7 ›› The Hills Have Eyes HBO ›› Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) Brad Pitt. The Sopranos (CC) Entou 24 7 HBO (6:30) Just My Luck Heart Entou Real Time The Sopranos (CC) LIFE Reba Reba › Glass House: The Good Mother (2006) Will Will LIFE Reba Reba Nora Roberts’ Angels Fall (2007) (CC) Will Will LIFE Reba Reba Intimate Stranger (2006) Kari Matchett. Will Will MAX ›› Phat Girlz (2006) (CC) On Set ››› Wedding Crashers (2005) (CC) MAX (6:45) ››› Inside Man (2006) (CC) ›› Monster-in-Law (2005) Naked MAX (6:35) ›› Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves ›› Phat Girlz (2006) (CC) Erotic MTV MTV Special MTV Special MTV Special MTV Special MTV MTV Special MTV Special MTV Special MTV Special MTV MTV Special MTV Special MTV Special MTV Special SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CC) (DVS) Sports SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn UFC Unleashed Bullrun (N) The Ultimate Fighter SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: NY (CC) TBS Friends Friends Friends Friends Family Family Commercials TBS Raymond Raymond Sex & Sex & Friends Friends Sex & Sex & TBS Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King Seinfeld Seinfeld TNT NBA Basketball First Round -- Teams TBA. (CC) NBA Basketball: First Round TNT NBA Basketball First Round -- Teams TBA. (CC) NBA Basketball: First Round TNT NBA Basketball: First Round NBA Basketball First Round -- Teams TBA. (CC) USA Law & Order: SVU WWE Monday Night Raw (Live) (CC) Law & Order: SVU USA Law & Order: SVU ›› Patch Adams (1999) Robin Williams. Law Order: CI USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law Order: CI

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 26, 2007 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Goombay Festival attracts international flair Goombay Gulf Coast on designer furnishings, from noon until 2:00pm. the cost of their meal to help announced today its perform- accessories, art and jewelry. PLAN YOUR WEEKEND Donations for the rummage eliminate the root causes of ers for the first ever Goombay Heavy hors d'oeuvres will be sale are now being accepted at hunger. All proceeds benefit Festival on Saturday, April 28 provided by Portabella and Friday and Saturday and 2:00 School streets (6860 Pooley the museum complex on the humanitarian aid organiza- from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. in entertainment by pianist Saturday and Sunday. Tickets St.) in historic Bagdad. Church Street. If you would tion Action Against Hunger, the Belmont-Devilliers dis- Stephanie Bova. are $8. Fish dinners with sides of like to volunteer to assist with which administers hunger relief trict in Pensacola, Fla. Tickets are $15 per person. cheese grits, hushpuppies, the event, or need additional and clean water projects in Steel drum bands repre- Reservations are required and Enjoy the music coleslaw, and baked beans are information, contact BVPA more than 40 countries world- senting schools throughout are available by calling 850- and dance of always a crowd pleaser and President Robyn Baker at 850- wide. North America scheduled to 435-2533, ext. 104. will be served starting at 554-4669. For more informa- These local restaurants have perform include the The Showhouse is open to Ireland 10:30am. Numerous flavors of tion on the Bagdad Village partnered with Action Against University of Southern the public for tours through The Fiesta Barbershop homemade ice cream will also Preservation Association, visit Hunger, a relief agency with Mississippi, Delta State April 29. Tour hours are Chorus presents an Irish musi- be available. the association’s web site at more than 90% of all funds University, Miss., University Monday - Saturday from 10 cal variety show. Promoters The day kicks off with a www.bagdadvillage.org. raised going directly to lifesav- of Georgia, University of a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday from 1 promise an evening filled with rummage sale beginning at ing programs that benefit the Lethbridge in Canada, to 4 p.m. and Meet the the sights and sounds of 7:00am with breakfast items Fight hunger by world's most vulnerable popu- Kennedy Elementary School, Designers Thursday evenings Ireland, Saturday, April 28 at 7 available for early risers, eating out lations. Ga., Leon High School, from 5 - 7 p.m. Lunch is p.m. at the The Pensacola including sausage biscuits, A new event called To find out more about these Tallahassee, Fla., and Florida served by Norma's Monday Cultural Center, located at 400 homemade cinnamon rolls and Restaurants Against Hunger, participating restaurants, Chefs State University. thru Saturday 11 a.m. to 1:30 South Jefferson Street, coffee. Other events will gives people an opportunity to for Humanity or Action against After the festival, reggae p.m. The Showhouse also fea- Pensacola, Fla. include a cake walk, baked make a difference in the life of hunger visit them online at: bands the Po’ Boys, Tribe Irie, tures a gift shop with furnish- The show will feature the goods sale, craft and collectible a hungry child just by eating www.harborgrille.net, Tribal Style, The Visitors, and ings, accessories and other Fiesta Barbershop Chorus vendors, along with a display out at a participating Gulf www.eatmorefood.com, Top Celebrity Crew will per- specialty items. along with special guests, of vintage automobiles by the Coast restaurant. Between www.stinkysfishcamp.com, form beginning at 7 p.m. Showhouse sponsors are Rince, an Irish Dance Troupe, Panhandle British Car April 10 to May 9, diners at www.ActionAgainstHunger.co Wayne Dalton, AmSouth, The Killarney Irish Pub Band, Association. The Bagdad eat! in Pensacola, Zampieri's m, Designer auction Hess Financial & Realty Jim Pritchard of The McGuire's Volunteer Fire Department will Harbor Grille in Destin, nosh! www.ChefsforHumanity.com and classical music Services, Valerie & Ray Pipe Band, Ah Declare of the be on hand to demonstrate the in Gulf Breeze and Stinky's and Pensacola Chapter of Sweet Saturday Russenberger, ESP, Hartman “Jaws of Life” and Don Fish Camp in Santa Rosa www.starchefs.com/communi- Enterprises, Pensacola Home Adelines, Harbor Knights of Sweeney will perform live Beach can donate $1 or more to ty/aah/html/fight_hunger.sht Make your reservations & Garden, and R.E. Davis Fort Walton Beach, Fla. and ml. now to attend the Symphony General Contractor, Inc. N2Deep of Mobile, Ala. Showhouse Designer Auction Tickets are $15 general GULF OPEN DAILY Saturday, April 28 at the BETA Children’s admission and $20 reserve BREEZE Wayne Dalton Symphony seats. CINEMA 4 12:30 pm Showhouse. This exciting Theatre opens Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 (850) 934-3332 For more information call Friday April 27th- Sunday April 29th event will begin at 6 p.m. with Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 classics series 850-587-4087. Old Joy 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit cocktails and heavy hors (NR) Daily at 1:00 4:00 Only Better Education Through ------d'oeuvres followed by a live Arts (BETA) Children’s The Host NOW SHOWING Preservation (R) Daily at 7:00 Only auction at 7 p.m. with auc------Friday April 27th through Thursday May 3rd Theatre is proud to present Association plans The Hoax tioneer Robert Garth. (R) Daily at 1:00 7:00 Only “Jack and the Beanstalk.” ------● The Invisible: PG-13...... 1:00 3:50 6:50 9:40 Proceeds will benefit the Jack and the Beanstalk is the market day Starter for 10 (PG-13) Daily at 4:00 Only ● Kickin’ it Old Skool: PG-13...... 1:15 4:05 7:05 9:30 Pensacola Symphony season opener for BETA's The Bagdad Village ------LGBT Film Festival ● Next: PG-13...... 1:25 4:10 7:15 9:20 Orchestra. Children's Classics Series fea- Preservation Association’s Presented by Gulf Coast Tide The party will be held at Spring Market Day is sched- (No one Under 18 Admited) ● Fracture: R...... 1:00 3:45 6:55 9:30 turing "children performing Call 916-9402 for the Showhouse which is for children" on Friday- uled for Saturday, May 5th Movies and Showtimes ● Disturbia: PG-13...... 1:20 4:00 7:00 9:45 located at 4120 Menendez from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. The Sunday, April 27, 28 and 29 at ALTERNATIVE & MAINSTREAM ● In the Land of Women: PG-13...... 1:10 4:15 7:10 9:25 Drive overlooking Bayou annual event is moving this FILMS the East Pensacola Heights ● Blades of Glory: PG-13...... 1:30 4:30 5:15 7:25 9:35 Texar.Guests will have the Center located at 3208 E. year from the Bagdad BY THE BEACH ● Vacancy: R...... 9:50 Only opportunity to tour the house, Gonzales Street in Pensacola. 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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE AND The Santa Rosa County Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows:

Local Planning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals):

Thursday, May 10, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance):

Thursday, May 31, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.

Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearing, the Board of County Commissioners shall consider adoption of an ordinance entitled as follows:

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; CHANGING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COM- PREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to HCD (Highway Commercial Development District) - total approximately 28.8 (+/-) acres.

The following future land use map amendments to the Santa Rosa County Comprehensive Plan are for adoption and submittal to the Department of Community Affairs as the first of two (1 of 2) amendment packages allowed by Florida Statutes in Calendar Year 2007 (07-1).

Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single and Single Family Residential to Medium Density - to Single Family Residential - approximately 20 acres. Family Residential to Medium Density Residential- approximately 5.21 acres and Commercial - approximate- approximately 2.95 acres. ly 1.10 acres.

Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Single Family Residential- approximately 100 acres to Single Family Residential - approximately 28.74 acres. to Commercial - approximately 25.39 acres.

Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Commercial - approximately 25.39 acres. to Single Family Residential - approximately 25.39 acres to Commercial - approximately 16.21 acres.

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INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE

Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: Medium Density Family Residential to Commercial - approximately 4.75 to Commercial - approximately 28.95 acres. Residential to Residential - approximately 2.28 acres. acres.

The following proposed map amendments will be considered for inclusion and transmittal to the Department of Community Affairs as part of the second of two (2 of 2) amendment packages allowed by Florida Statutes in Calendar Year 2007 (07-2).

Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: No Change HCD (Highway Commercial District) HCD (Highway Commercial District) Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Single Family Residential - approximately 95.9 acres to Commercial - approximately 26.79 acres. to Commercial - approximately 20 acres. and Single Family Residential to Commercial - approximately 10.77 acres.

Zoning District Amended: No Change Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to M1 (Restricted Industrial District). Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Navarre RR1 (Rural Residential District) Beach Low Density Residential to Navarre Beach High Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Industrial- approximately 3.00 acres. Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Density Residential - approximately 1.89 acres. to Single Family Residential - approximately 40 acres.

Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) Residential District) to R2 (Medium Density Residential and R2 (Medium Density Residential District) to HCD to R1 (Single Family Residential District) District). (Highway Commercial District) Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Residential to Single Family Residential - approximately 80.68 acres. Family Residential to Medium Density Residential - to Commercial - approximately 1.99 acres. approximately 6.95 acres.

The proposed ordinance and maps may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a ver- batim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Zoning District Amended: No Change Residential District) to R3 (Medium High Density Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Residential District). Family Residential to Commercial - approximately 1.4 Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single acres. Family Residential - Residential - approximately 8 acres. access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For Hearing- Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service.

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HEALTH BRIEFS COPD: the PTSD symposium is Jacksonville, Fla., and Biloxi, ment and treatment allows tion for teenage volunteers on Miss. The hospital’s healthcare working adults to communicate Tuesday, May 29, in the fourth leading tonight at Naval providers at New Orleans and effectively and properly, which Education Training conference Hospital Pensacola Millington, Tenn., will receive can lead to advancement and a room of the hospital. Naval Hospital Pensacola the symposium through audio- renewed sense of self-respect. Teens must be in high school cause of death will host a symposium on conferencing. Therapy for adults includes var- and 15-17 years of age. An Thursday, April 26, regarding The symposium, which is ious situations involving com- interview, parental permission, Chronic Obstructive the medical management of open to all healthcare providers munication impairments such and a recommendation from a Pulmonary Disease, COPD, is a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder within the TRICARE Network as stroke, brain injury, and can- high school counselor is serious lung disease in which art of lungs or (PTSD) with partners within the system, both military and civil- cer. The goal of speech-lan- required before attending the the lungs are damaged. COPD regional Military Health ian, is scheduled to kickoff guage therapy is to achieve orientation. is an umbrella term used to someone System, Veterans Admin- April 26 at 6 p.m. in the Naval functional communication that Call Faye Cibula at 932- describe any one or all of a breathing istration, Humana Military Hospital’s third-floor theater. A enhances the quality of life and, 5270 by May 22 for an inter- group of progressive lung dis- Health Care and civilian health- total of 2.5 education credits if possible, to reinstate employ- view appointment and required eases, encompassing emphyse- care providers of the (CMEs) have been approved. ment. paperwork. ma, chronic bronchitis, refracto- Department of Defense’s TRI- Reservations required: (850) The Speech & Hearing ry asthma, and severe CARE Network. 505-6048. Refreshments will be Board is a non-profit organiza- Lupus support diagnosed with COPD in the bronchiectasis. U.S. alone. An additional 12 This proactive regional served. tion that provides financial group meets This progressive disease is healthcare collaboration is a assistance for speech and hear- million are symptomatic or monthly characterized by partial airway developing COPD. The number multi-disciplinary approach to May is Better ing evaluations and therapy ser- obstruction which creates the recognition, diagnosis, eval- vices to those who otherwise Do you suffer from a chronic worldwide is estimated to be as Speech and illness? If so, please join the increased breathlessness and high as 600 million. It is one of uation and treatment of PTSD could not afford to pay for ser- shortness of breath. It is the patients; and the resources Hearing Month vices. The Speech & Hearing Lupus Support Network at their the leading causes of disability monthly Support Group fourth leading cause of death, and kills 120,000 in the U.S. available within the communi- Over 100,000 residents in Board has provided assistance and projected to be the third ty. Northwest Florida are in need to individuals and families in Meeting at 11 a.m. on Saturday, each year. That is one death April 28, at the Lupus Support leading cause by 2020. every 4 minutes. Topics to be presented, by of speech, hearing or language the Northwest Florida area for The COPD Foundation has NH Pensacola and VArepresen- services. Services are available over 30 years. Network Office located at As Grace Anne Dorney 1108-C Airport Blvd., set up the COPD Information Koppell, in her campaign to tatives, will include: that will improve their quality To learn more about the Phone line at 1-866-316- ■ PTSD warning signs & of life. Speech & Hearing Board and Pensacola, Florida (behind fight against chronic obstructive Barnes and Nobles). This meet- COPD(2673). The call center is pulmonary disease recently said symptoms; Speech & hearing assess- available services, please con- staffed by volunteer COPD ■ The understanding of the ment and treatment allows a tact the Baptist Foundation ing is free of charge and every- on Good Morning America, one is invited. patients who are prepared to “There are 12 million of us mind of a combatant; young child to enter school with office at 850-469-7906. handle calls from people who ■ You do not have to be a diagnosed with the disease, and The impact on family and a better chance of success. may be showing symptoms, loved ones. Children who cannot speak or Hospital volunteer Lupus patient to benefit from what terrifies me is that there this support group meeting. recently diagnosed patients, are 12 million more people Personnel already scheduled hear normally often face chal- program accepting seasoned COPD patients, care- to attend the symposium lenges both developmentally This month will continue a dis- walking around out there trying teenage applicants cussion on “Controlling Your givers, and concerned members to live their lives and they have include social workers, both and socially. When intervention of the general public interested military and network physi- is provided prior to school Are you a teen interested in a Pain.” For further information COPD but they don’t know it. career in health care or a high on this meeting or any aspect of in more information about So this is truly a public health cians, nurses, researchers, cler- enrollment, both peer interac- COPD. gy, and dentists. The regional tion and educational progress school teen that needs volunteer Lupus Support Network, please epidemic.....” hours for a scholarship? call (850) 478-8107 or 1-800- The National Institute of Help and information is just a program is drawing people are enhanced. Health (NIH) estimates that 12 from as far away as Speech & hearing assess- The Gulf Breeze Hospital 458-8211. phone call away at 1-866-316- Auxiliary will hold an orienta- million individuals have been COPD(2673) Arthritis Walk is May 5 Premier Area Real Estate Office with over 20 Agents to Serve You! 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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 26, 2007 Sports Schedule Miles April 26 BB vs TBA in District 1-3A takes Tournament at GBHS April 27 BB vs TBA in District 1-3A job at Tournament at GBHS April 28 Naples TK at 2A state meet in Winter Park school Sports Briefs BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News Tiger Point [email protected] Football The Marlon Brando line is registration as classic as the movie it underway came from - I’ll make him an Early registration for foot- Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News offer he can’t refuse. ball and cheerleading at Tiger Will Thomas, Sean Seales, Tommy Gibble and Kurt Mason set a school record in the 4x800 meter relay at regionals. Eric Miles received one Point Park is now underway. such offer recently and he’s Forms can found online at taking it - a job at The tigerpointpark.com or at the Community School in baseball concession stand Naples, from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday Four GBHS boys, two starting through Thursday. in For more information, contact August. Donnie Wilson at 393-6329. Miles, girls state bound in track the Junior Golf Tour reigning and Dana Teschel (high jump). Kenny 91, 3) Jacksonville Episcopal 78, 4) GBHS forming now BY JASON THOMPSON Bass was second in the shot put with a Jacksonville Andrew Jackson 49, 5) Jacksonville Teacher Junior golfers ages 12-18 Gulf Breeze News throw of 35 feet, 4.25 inches, while Teschel Bolles 48, 6) Jacksonville Raines 43, 7) of the are invited to join the [email protected] Tallahassee Florida High 38, 8) Gulf Breeze needed five ‘jump offs’ with Episcopal’s Year who Panhandle Junior Golf Tour. 34.50, 9) West Florida HS 25, 10) Jacksonville The quartet of Will Thomas, Sean Seales, Katherine Tucker to take the fourth and final led the Miles Golfers will compete in Ribault 20, 10) Tallahassee Rickards Tommy Gibble and Kurt Mason qualified spot in the high jump with a leap of five feet. 20, 12) East Gadsden 14, 13) Pensacola Lady two-day tournaments at the for Saturday’s state meet in Winter Park, The results of all GBHS athletes at Catholic HS 12. 14) Live Oak Suwanee 11, 15) Dolphin soccer team to the following locations: June 16- setting a new school record in the process. regionals are as follows: Tallahassee Godby 9, 16) Pine Forest High 7, 4A state championship game 17 A.C. Read Pensacola, Fl.; 16) Callahan West Nassau 7, 16) Madison The four ran the 4x800 meter relay in FHSAA Class 2A, Region 1 - 4/19/2007 two months ago, informed June 23-24 Tiger Point East Track & Field Finals Series County 7, 19) Jacksonville Stanton 6, 19) Arnold 8:20.68 at Thursday’s Region 1-2A meet in the GBHS administration of The Bolles School:Jacksonville, Florida 6, 21) Crawfordville Wakulla 5, 22) Jacksonville See Briefs, Page 2C 6 Jacksonville, good for third place. They’ll Women - Team Rankings Paxon 4, 23) Walton 3 his decision Thursday. be joined at state by Tobie Bass (shot put) 1) Woodham 123.50, 2) Jacksonville Bishop See Track, Page 6C 6 See Miles, Page 8C 6 Tides Hebert

Pensacola Bay Entrance April 26-May 2 eighth Thur 26 - Low 4:00 AM, High 5:39 PM Fri 27 - Low 3:40 AM, High 10:33 at state AM, Low 5:17 PM, High 7:44 PM Sat 28 - Low 2:45 AM, High 9:19 AM, BY JASON THOMPSON Low 6:18 PM Gulf Breeze News Sun 29 - High 8:52 AM, Low 6:52 PM Mon 30 - High 8:47 AM, [email protected] Low 7:21 PM Tue 1 - High 8:55 AM, Low 7:54 PM Gulf Wed 2 - High 9:15 AM, Low 8:35 PM Breeze High Navarre Beach senior April 26-May 2 Corey Thur 26 - Low 2:08 AM, Hebert High 4:55 PM Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News finished Fri 27 - Low 1:48 AM, High 9:49 AM, Power surge eighth in Low 3:25 PM, High 7:00 PM Aubrey Curington (above, center) and Rose Atkinson (with helmet, right) hit back-to-back home runs for the Lady Dolphins, his Sat 28 - Low 12:53 AM, weight High 8:35 AM, Low 4:26 PM but it wasn’t enough as West Florida Tech rallied for a 6-5 win in last week’s district tournament in Gulf Breeze. Sun 29 - High 8:08 AM, Low 5:00 PM class at Saturday’s Mon 30 - High 8:03 AM, Hebert Low 5:29 PM state Tue 1 - High 8:11 AM, Low 6:02 PM Back to back jacks not enough for GBHS weightlifting meet at the Ocean Wed 2 - High 8:31 AM, Low 6:43 PM Center in Daytona Beach. Curington, Atkinson homer The first inning ended with no score as choice, Deannette Zuniga and Lyndsey Hebert lifted 170 pounds Milton, Blackwater River in 6-5 loss to West Tech Rose Atkinson and Aubrey Curington Wright reached base by fielding errors. Tess in the bench press and 175 April 26-May 2 ended the inning with putouts in left field Waggoner, running for Brown, scored on the pounds in Thur 26 - Low 6:21 AM, and at second base, respectively. first error, while Alverson scored on the BY JASON THOMPSON the clean High 8:42 PM The two were just getting warmed up. second. Gulf Breeze News and jerk Fri 27 - Low 6:01 AM, High 1:36 PM, Curington, who homered in last year’s But just as quickly, West Florida Tech for a total Low 7:38 PM, High 10:47 PM [email protected] district tournament as a freshman, led off tied it in the bottom of the second. Of the Sat 28 - Low 5:06 AM, of 345. For the third time this season, the Gulf the second inning with a solo homer to four hits in the inning, two of them were Pat High 12:22 PM, Low 8:39 PM right center field. Atkinson followed that line drives past GBHS fielders, who Sun 29 - High 11:55 AM, Breeze Lady Dolphin softball team was the King was Low 9:13 PM first to score against West Florida Tech. up with a solo shot to left center field. couldn’t get a glove on it as it went by. 11th in Mon 30 - High 11:50 AM, And for the third time, West Florida Natalie Newell and Kara Brown, both of But Brown would record one of her six the 238 Low 9:42 PM Tech ended the scoring, and with it, the whom had two hits in the loss, followed strikeouts to get out of the inning. She pound Tue 1 - High 11:58 AM, Lady Dolphins’ season, 6-5 in the quarter- with consecutive singles. walked only two in six innings, throwing class (375 King Low 10:15 PM finals of the District 1-3A Tournament After Erin Powell moved the runners over 61 of her 85 pitches for strikes. lbs. Wed 2 - High 12:18 PM, April 17. and Natalie Alverson hit into a fielder’s Low 10:56 PM See Softball, Page 3C 6 bench, 240 lbs. clean and jerk).

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Thank You Thank You Thank You Thank You Professional Thank Thank You Thank You Thank Thank You You You Gibson to play Administrative Assistants Week St. Ann Catholic Parish thanks their Assistant Extraordinaires: soccer for Kathy Beavers Sonja Dyess Jacksonville U. Karen Gomez Melinda Jones BY JASON THOMPSON Gibson led the Dolphins to Felicia Sonnier

the regional finals this season You You You Thank YouThank Thank You Thank Thank We Couldn’t Do Without You! Gulf Breeze News before losing to Fernandina Thank You Thank You Thank You Thank You [email protected] Beach. It marked the farthest the Corey Gibson, who tied a Dolphins had gone in the school record with 33 goals this postseason in four years. season, signed a soccer “It’s going to be fun for him scholarship with Jacksonville playing with quality players as big, University Thursday. strong and fit as him,” Savage said. “I just loved everything about The JU Dolphins went 7-11-1 it,” said Gibson, who visited JU this season, losing to Stetson in and also drew interest from the semifinals of the Atlantic Flagler College, Andrew Sun Tournament. College and the University of In addition to his parents and Alabama in Birmingham. steparents (see picture) being “The coaches told me to present, grandparents Doby and come ready to play the first Virginia Gibson and family day,” Gibson said. friends Gil and Naomi Zoeller “He had a fantastic season for were also present. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News us,” GBHS coach Bruce Savage He is also the first boys soccer Once a Dolphin, always a Dolphin said. “Hopefully, he will player to sign with a Division I Corey Gibson (center) signed a scholarship to play soccer at Jacksonville University last continue that at Jacksonville school since C.D. Harris (South week. Also shown are (from left): stepfather Tom Douglas, mother Julie Philippart, GBHS coach Bruce Savage (standing), father Mark Gibson and stepmother Candace Gibson. University.” Florida) did it in 1999. Catholic senior Bunt to play golf for Samford Interested schools joy to the Catholic High family,” said Catholic golf included Ohio coach Sonny Reedy, also a Gulf State, Auburn, Breeze resident. Vanderbilt and Samford University won the Ohio Valley Conference Wake Forest Championship in 2003. They BY JASON THOMPSON are coached by Woodie Eubanks, a Samford University Gulf Breeze News graduate. [email protected] Member FDIC Bunt led the Crusaders to the Equal Opportunity Lender Martin Bunt, a former Gulf district and regional titles this Breeze resident and a senior at past season, shooting a 70 and a Catholic, signed a golf 78, respectively in those scholarship with Samford tournaments. The Dolphins University Thursday. finished second at districts. “Samford is a Division I Bunt’s two-day total at state school - they have the total was a 149 (75-74), good for package,” said Bunt, who also 12th place in the individual drew interest from Vanderbilt, competition. The Crusaders Ohio State, Wake Forest and finished in a tie for fifth at state. Auburn. He visited 15 schools Bunt’s older sister Tiffany at the end of his junior year. played softball at Gulf Breeze “They have a lot of good golf High in the late 90s. Submitted Photo courses in the area that I can The Bulldogs played in the Bunt to swing for Samford play on a try to improve my 2007 Ohio Valley Conference Martin Bunt (center), a former Gulf Breeze resident who’s a senior at Catholic, signed a golf game,” he said. Championships this week in scholarship wtih Samford University last week. Also shown are (from left): CHS coach Sonny “He is an awesome young Paducah, Ky. They were tied for Reedy, father Alan Bunt, mother Gilda Bunt and sister Tiffany Bunt. man who has brought a lot of fifth (out of 10) after round one. BRIEFS

Continued from Page 1C packages from the Sandestin Series and will hold workouts Golf and Resort; Imperial May 5-6. Gulf Breeze, Fl.; July 14-15 Palace, Beau Rivage, Pelican The 12 team wood bat league Hidden Creek Navarre, Fl.; July Beach and Hilton Garden Inn with teams from Tenn., Ga., Al., 28-29 Glen Lakes, Foley Al.; plus many other prizes. All Ms., and Fl., will give an oppor- August 4-5 Perdido Bay, funds received will help us tunity for unsigned seniors and Pensacola, Fl.; and August 18-19 continue to provide support, underclassmen to showcase tal- Shalimar Pointe, Shalimar, Fl. assistance and education to ents in front of college/pro For more information visit lupus patients and their families. scouts. It will also provide www.pjgt.net or call Gary Ryals For more information, call seniors that have already com- 934-1002 or Jimmy Sanders at 478-8107. mitted to a school the opportuni- 916-9129. ty to stay in playing shape, to be DeBolt Junior Golf better prepared to compete for a Women’s softball Classic July 11-12 job as a freshman. league forming in The 28th Annual Marvin The team will play Navarre DeBolt Junior Golf Classic will approximately 30 games at col- leges across the southeast such as, A women’s softball league is be held July 11-12 at the Fort Univ. of Memphis, Mississippi St, being formed in Navarre, with Walton Beach Golf Club. All Troy Univ., UAB, Univ. of registration going on this week. proceeds from this Junior Golf Alabama, and the Perfect Registration times at the Classic will benefit the Boys & Game/World Wood Bat NYSA Office are Mondays, Girls Clubs of the Emerald Championships in East Cobb, Ga. Wednesdays and Fridays 4p-8p Coast. The Southeastern (see Wendy Nelson) Saturday, This event will provide green Championship Series All Star April 28 from 1-4 p.m. fees, food, refreshments and tro- Team, selected to the leagues Registration fee is $45 per phies for the winners in all divi- managers, will participate in the player and a sponsor fee is $300, sions. Cost is $80 for ages 12- Barrett-Fletcher World Series in which includes the sponsor 18 and $60 for youth ages 8-11. St Petersburg at Tampa Bay name and logo on each of the Youth ages 12 and up will be Devil Rays Spring Training team player’s jerseys as well as playing 18 holes each day, and Complex. The Southeastern a plaque at the end of the year. the 8-11 division will be playing Championship Series has had For more information, email 9 holes each day. over 70 players sign scholarships Danielle Luongo at navar- For more information and in their 2 1/2 years of existence. [email protected] registration contact 850- 862- 1616 or visit our website at If you are interested and want www.bgcec.com. more information visit our web- Lupus Support site: www.pelicanstrainingacad- Network Golf Pelicans emy.com, or call (850) 332- Tourney today 6274. Also check out the The Lupus Support Network showcasing high Southeastern Championship is holding its second annual school talent Series website: www.southeast- Charity Golf Tournament April The Pelicans Training ernchampionship.com for 26 at the Moors. Academy has joined the league information. Door prizes include vacation Southeastern Championship Advertise in Gulf Breeze News! Call 932-8986

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The Dolphins had their four- game winning streak snapped last week, but quickly got back to their run-scoring ways by hammering PHS. Woodham 5, Dolphins 4 A wild pitch with two strikes and two outs allowed the eventual game-winning run to score as the Titans won an emotional game on Senior Night April 17 in Pensacola. Brad McGuire, who had two of the Dolphins' five hits, led off the first inning with a single. Brandon Scott drew the first of his two walks before Kameron Brunty reached on an error that scored McGuire. Derek Jeter, playing his first game at first base since having HOT? POWER BILLS HIGH? knee surgery last month, singled to bring in both Scott and Brunty. The top of the first ended Air Conditioning Specials with a Woodham coach and a player bring ejected for arguing ball and strike calls. A fielding error and a passed Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Call today for a free quote to ball allowed the Titans to score Dane Monnin trots to first after a walk in a recent game. their first run in the bottom of fly allowed Woodham to tie the Dolphins in a key district game replace your inefficient the first. A pair of base hits, two game in the bottom of the fourth. late last season, jumped out to a of five that Dane Monnin A walk with one out in the 3-1 first inning before Gulf cooling system allowed in five innings, made it bottom of the sixth put the Breeze scored seven a 3-2 game. Monnin struck out eventual game-winning run on unanswered Thursday. four and walked only one. base. Mark Waghalter struck out A Boomer Harrington single McGuire led off the second one and didn't allow a hit in an scored McGuire, who reached inning with a double. He scored inning of work in relief of on an error, to make it 1-0 in the on a passed ball. Monnin, who threw 77 pitches. top of the first. But a two-run (850)932-0007 A leadoff single, followed by Dolphins 14, PHS 6 homer and an RBI single put the a one-out RBI single and a sac The Tigers, who beat the See Baseball, Page 4C 6 SOFTBALL: GBHS Lady Price Mechanical Inc. Dolphins lose in tourney State Certified Lic# CAC033619

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West Florida Tech took its first lead with two in the bottom of the third. A leadoff walk and two GBHS errors led to those runs scoring. The Lady Dolphins got to within one in the top of the sixth, when Powell drew a one- out walk and scored on a sacrifice fly by Wright. But the Lady Dolphins JOINOURTEAM couldn’t push the tying run in the fight against cancer across, leaving two runners on base. It was the third time GBHS left a pair of runners stranded. RELAY FOR LIFE is Gulf Breeze’s last chance came in the top of the seventh, May 11-12 when a liner heading into the right field for extra bases was in Dolphin Stadium. stabbed out of the air on the dead run. To register, visit The Lady Dolphins had 33 www.acsevents.org/relay/fl/gulfbreeze batters in the game. Of those or stop by our office at 33, 14 of them put the ball in Suite 35, Harbourtown, Gulf Breeze, FL play on the first pitch they saw. or call (850) 932-8986. Atkinson had two hits in the Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News loss, which ended the Lady Natalie Newell catches a ball during warmups as coach Rob Dolphins season at 10-12 and Simon prepares to hit another. Newell had two hits in Gulf marks the fifth in a row that they LIGHTS.CAMERA. TAKE ACTION...FORACURE! Breeze’s 6-5 loss to West Florida Tech. haven’t clinched a playoff berth.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C April 26, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Tennis teams take second at districts Boys 2007 District 1 - 2A TENNIS 4, 4-6, 6-2 Boys Singles Semifinals Reid Tidwell (GB) def li Cawthon (WL) 6- Gilmartin wins school’s Tournament 16-17 April 2007 Colin Perciballi (C) def Austin Crabtree Blaze Schwartz (WA) def Curtis Miller (WL) 0, 6-2 lone district title Washington (WA) 21 (WO) 6-0, 6-1 6-0, 6-0 Boys Singles Finals Gulf Breeze (GB) 13 Justin Hytower (WO) def Anthony Byrne Ross Sakey (GB) def Charles Hubbard Blaze Schwartz (WA) def Ross Sakey BY JASON THOMPSON Walton (WL) 7 (PF) 7-6 (2)0, 6-3 (PF) 6-1, 6-0 (GB) 6-2, 6-0 Catholic (C) 6 Daniel King (WL) def Paul Woody (P) 9-7, 6-1 Michael Anders (WA) def Kyle Hooks Michael Anders (WA) def Colin Perciballi Gulf Breeze News Pine Forest (PF) 1 AJ Anastopoulo (GB) def Ryan Patton (GB) 6-0, 6-1 (C) 6-1, 6-0 [email protected] Woodham (WO) 1 (C) 6-3, 6-0 Colin Perciballi (C) def Woody Virgin (WL) Graham Edgar (WA) def AJ Anastopoulo Pensacola (P) 0 Harper Roehm (WL) def Eli Orenstein (P) 6-3, 6-1 (GB) 6-0, 6-0 7-5, 6-7(2), 6-4 Graham Edgar (WA) def Justin Hytower Rory Beck (WA) def Nik Hoskins (GB) 6- The Gulf Breeze boys and girls Boys Singles Quarterfinals Chris Frasse (C) def Michael Bailey (PF) (WO) 6-0, 6-0 0, 6-0 tennis teams took second at last week’s Curtis Miller (WL) def Ashton Mitchell (C) 6-1, 6-0 AJ Anastopoulo (GB) def Daniel King Ashton Cothran (WA) def Reid Tidwell District 1-2A Tournament at the 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 Nik Hoskins (GB) def Stephen Tran (WO) (WL) 6-1, 6-1 (GB) 6-2, 6-1 University of West Florida. Charles Hubbard (PF) def Wesley Hickle 6-0, 6-1 Rory Beck (WA) def Harper Roehm (WL) Washington won both team titles. (WO) 7-5, 6-4 Josh Shultz (C) def John Cox (WO) 6-1, 6-0 6-0, 6-0 Boys Doubles Quarterfinals Ross Sakey (GB) def Chris Patterson (P) Eli Cawthon (WL) def Donald Gillis (PF) 6- Nik Hoskins (GB) def Chris Frasse (C) 6- Miller / Virgin (WL) def Hubbard / Kerr (PF) Ali Gilmartin was the lone district 6-0, 6-2 0, 6-0 1, 6-4 6-2, 6-1 champion for GBHS in number three Kyle Hooks (GB) def Daniel Kerr (PF) 6-0, 6-0 Reid Tidwell (GB) def Doug Bauer (P) 6- Ashton Cothran (WA) def Josh Shultz (C) singles. The results are as follows: Woody Virgin (WL) def Phillip Koppitz (P) 6- 1, 6-0 7-5, 6-1 See Tennis, Page 5C 6 GBHS sophomore Moran qualifies for national gymnastics meet

Kelsey Moran, 16, has qualified for four separate U.S. regions are selected to day as I get to compete in Nationals,” United States Gymnastics Association’s compete nationally. Moran said. Level 9 National Meet. “For the regional competition, I drew Kelsey is coached by Laura and Chris It is believed Kelsey is only the fourth Olympic competition order, which is vault, Hood of Gulf Coast Gymnastics in Gulf qualifier in the greater Pensacola area in the bars, beam, and last, floor. This is my Breeze, across from The Zoo. The Hoods last 10 years. The National Meet will be favorite rotation; however, I did not hit my are in their second year of gym ownership held in Orlando the weekend of May 11-13. bar routine and I knew going into beam, I and coach both boys and girls competitive Kelsey qualified for Nationals at the had to hit a solid routine. I hit the routine teams. Gulf Coast Gymnastics has over 30 Region 8 Meet held in Tupelo, Mississippi and finished strong on floor,” said Moran. athletes on these teams. on April 21. Region 8 is composed of “The meet site in Tupelo was great and Level 9 gymnastics is just one level away Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, the competition was the strongest I’ve been from the college level which is level 10. Mississippi, Alabama, North Carolina and up against this season but my all-around Kelsey is a sophomore at Gulf Breeze High South Carolina. score of 35.45 was high enough to place me School and maintains a 4.25 GPA while Only four other Florida gymnasts from in the top 11 of the meet. I knew that the top working out 22 hours a week on this high the central or south Florida area qualified 11 girls from this region would advance to level sport. for Nationals. Kelsey had to achieve a the National meet. I am thrilled that I was She is a member of Mu Alpha Theta qualifying score to compete at the state one of them. (math honor society) and Fellowship of level, and at the state meet achieve another “I’m so excited about competing at Christian Athletes. Kelsey has been higher qualifying score to compete nationals. On Thursday before nationals, I recognized by Who’s Who among High regionally. She was one of eight Florida will be training with my regional team and School Students and is a scholarship athletes to compete in the regional meet. later will attend a banquet with my coaches. recipient of the Florida Optimist Club. Only 48 athletes at each age level from Sunday, morning, May 13, will be my lucky

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Continued from Page 1C Men - Team Rankings 1) Tallahassee Godby 106, 2) Bishop Kenny 71, 3) Woodham 68, 4) Bolles 63, 5) Andrew Jackson 39, 6) Rickards 38, 7) Raines 35, 8) Florida High 30, 9) Wakulla 26 10) West Florida HS 24, 11) Hamilton County 23, 12) Episcopal 18, 12) Pine Forest 18, 12) Arnold 18, 15) Fort White 15, 15) Gulf Breeze 15, 17) Marianna 13, 18) Suwannee 10, 19) Madison County Taking the fifth 7, 19) Catholic 7, 21) Chipley In a storyline Gulf Breeze 6, 22) Paxon 3, 23) Northview 2, track and field athletes got 24) East Gadsden 1 tired of reading, the quartet of (from left): Maggie Rodgers, Girls 400 Meter Dash Noelle Robles, Emmalyn 1 Frazier, Brianna Raines 55.58 Daniel and Emily Tryon took 2 Mays, Dacia Woodham 56.96 3 James, Salydia B. Kenny 57.60 fifth place in the 4x800 meter 4 Bacher, Megan B. Kenny 58.41 relay at last Thursday’s 5 Ichite, Elizabeth Fla High 58.46 Region 1-2A meet in 6 Buford, Simone Woodham 58.65 Jacksonville. The top four 7 Jones, Miesha Rickards 1:00.82 places in each event qualified 8 Jones, Brittney Rickards 1:02.15 for Saturday’s state meet in 9 Pratt, Brittiany Raines 1:03.90 Winter Park. 10 Bildzukewicz, Veronica Pine Jason Thompson/ Forest 1:04.12 Gulf Breeze News 11 Daniel, Emmalyn GBHS1:05.60 12 Waddington, Nicole Ft. White 1:07.58 6 Shirley, Paige Episcopal 9-00.00 13 Weddle, Amanda Ft. White 7 Gibson, Danita Woodham 8-06.00 Under Armour 1:14.60 8 Thomas, Kerri GBHS 7-06.00 All Reebok and Gulf Breeze 9 Kurtz, Virginia Suwannee 7-06.00 Arriving Girls 1600 Meter Run 10 Pate, Briana GBHS 7-06.00 Apparel on Sale Now! Soon! 1 Tucker, Elizabeth B. Kenny 11 Mitroutzov, Sonya Godby 5:16.12 7-00.00 Sports Apparel & Equipment 2 Traylor, Kathleen Episcopal 5:18.12 Girls Long Jump 3 Heekin, Jamie B. Kenny 5:21.36 1 Lewis, Traci E. Gadsden 18-08.00 4 Steel, Laura Episcopal 5:28.62 2 Williams, Sonnisha Raines 5 Robles, Noelle GBHS 5:34.13 17-04.00 6 Rushing, Shelby Walton 5:36.93 3 Jones, Dominique AJAC 17-02.50 Your HOME FIELD Advantage! 7 Rodgers, Maggie GBHS 5:39.34 4 Gay, Kiara Wakulla 16-10.00 8 Thompson, Robin Arnold 5:59.54 5 Gilchrist, Jacquelyn Paxon 360 Gulf Breeze Parkway Gulf Breeze PROPER 916-0448 16-09.00 Girls 3200 Meter Run 6 Green, Kaye-Alese Episcopal 1 Traylor, Margaret Episcopal 16-09.00 11:17.54 7 Santiago, Briana GBHS 16-05.50 2 Iselborn, Kaitlyn Bolles 11:21.70 8 Burgess, Deborah Woodham 3 Kowalski, Chloe Catholic 11:22.07 16-05.50 4 Barlow, Caroline Bolles 11:27.42 5 Spiegel, Allison B. Kenny11:37.78 Girls Triple Jump 6 Tryon, Emily GBHS 11:42.58 1 Ash, Kayla West Florida 35-07.25 7 Faessel, Sara Catholic 13:21.46 2 Jones, Dominique AJAC 34-09.75 8Thompson, Robin Arnold 13:28.95 3 Jefferson, Jasmine Suwannee 34-03.50 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay 4 Spurling, Lillian B. Kenny33-10.50 1 Woodham 9:27.57 5 Smith, Emma Bolles 32-09.75 (Davison, Jobenita; Buford, Simone; 6 Musick Lauren GBHS 32-07.00 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 7 Burgess, Deborah Woodham Dana Teschel, shown here in the long jump at districts, Taylor, Altelisha; Mays, Dacia) GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA 2 Bishop Kenny 9:33.32 32-00.75 qualified for state in the high jujmp (Davis, Sarah; Heekin, Jamie; 8 Cromity, Kenisha Episcopal 932-9434 477-5656 Tucker, Elizabeth; Buenaga, Kaitlin) 32-00.25 3 Heekin, Thomas B. Kenny 4:32.75 6-02.00 41 Fairpoint Drive 9400 University Pkwy Suite F In Baptist Medical Park 3 Bolles 9:52.35 4 Wallace, Michael B. Kenny4:33.21 6 Shine, Michael B. Kenny 6-02.00 (Barlow, Caroline; Thigpen, Brooke; Girls Shot Put 5 Seales, Sean GBHS 4:39.07 7 Johnson, Jordan Madison Co. MD, PA ------Allen, Heather; Smith, Emma) 1 Etti, Letticia Raines 36-03.25 6 Jones, Matt Catholic 4:44.97 5-10.00 Frank Lachowsky, 4 Episcopal 9:53.95 2 Bass, Tobie GBHS 35-04.25 7 Farah, Kahlil Bolles 4:47.77 8 Henry, George Godby 5-10.00 Asthma Board Certified Allergy & Immunology (Ferguson, Lucy; Traylor, Kathleen; 3 Cook, Monecia AJAC 35-00.00 8 Williams, Joshua Paxon 4:49.64 9 Richburg, Edwin Woodham Traylor, Margaret; Loop, Mariah) 4 Brown, Jenise Woodham 5-10.00 5 Gulf Breeze 9:55.53 34-04.00 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay 10 Hill, Vincent Woodham 5-08.00 (Daniel, Emmalyn; Rodgers, Maggie; 5 Williams, Alexandra AJAC 1 Rickards 42.09 10 Webb, Howard Hamilton Co. Robles, Noelle;Tryon, Emily) 34-02.00 (Harley, Jajuan; Harris, Greg; 5-08.00 6 Florida High 10:54.65 6 Parker, Tkeya Woodham 33-09.50 Green, Kevin; Crim, Rudell) 10 Broadnax, Jesse PF 5-08.00 (Perez, Ruby; Axelrad, Sarah; Earp, 7 Akiens, Katrina Madison Co. 2 Woodham 42.56 13 Brinson, Bernard Madison Co. Sydney; Murray, Allison) 31-06.50 (Jones, Joshua; Sherman, 5-08.00 7 Pensacola Catholic 11:03.03 8 Atwater, Kim WNAS 31-06.00 Jonathan; Richardsonii, Patrick; 13 Clements, Dustin GBHS (Fricke, Macy; Faessel, Sara; Watersiii, Eddie) 5-08.00 Kerrigan, Donia; Kowalski, Chloe) Boys 800 Meter Run 3 Florida High 42.64 -- Wade, Marquel AJAC NH 8 Godby 11:08.12 1 Franklin, Joseph Godby 1:51.36 (McGee, Santuan; Johnson, Javaris; -- Bailey, Chris East Gadsden NH (Ogden, Kathleen; Forsyth, Joanna; 2 Gonino, Nicholas Bolles 1:59.63 Johnson, Mark; McQuay, Ean) Mitja, Jayde; Vickers, Briona) 3 Pamilton, Stephon AJAC 1:59.82 4 Madison County 43.27 Boys Pole Vault 4 Benjamin, Rocky Fla. High (Brinson, Bernard; Huggins, 1 Sanford, Austin Episcopal Girls High Jump 2:00.17 Donterius; Thomas, Edgar; 13-00.00 1 Jones, Noelle Woodham 5-04.00 5 Mcelroy, Andre West Fla. 2:01.74 Thompson, Chris) 2 Cleland, Andrew B. Kenny 2 Corbett, Dorian Fla. High 5-00.00 6 Fuller, George PF 2:02.42 5 Hamilton County (Jasper) 43.43 12-06.00 3 Tucker, Katherine B. Kenny 7 Rosenberg, Evan Bolles 2:03.29 (Claridy, Jeremy; Claridy, 3 Niles, Matthew B. Kenny 12-06.00 5-00.00 8 Endicot, Tyler Fla. High 2:03.32 Dominique; Sowell, Lathaniel; 4 Edwards, Keith Godby 12-00.00 4 Teschel, Dana; GBHS 5-00.00 9 Ford, Edward AJAC 2:04.24 McCloud, John) 5 Permenter, Zach GBHS 12-00.00 5 Williams, Katherine Episcopal 10 Thomas, Will GBHS 2:06.74 6 Arnold 53.23 6 Swartz, Douglas Bolles 11-06.00 4-10.00 11 Fletcher, William Baker Co. (Hester, Jeremy; McCray, Rodell; 7 Harrelson, Zach PF 11-00.00 6 Cornelius, Erica Woodham 2:10.08 Williams, Erin; Gaiser, Shaun) 8 Thompson, Sean GBHS 4-08.00 12 Taver, Robert E. Gadsden Godby DNF 11-00.00 6 Holder, Jennifer; GBHS 4-08.00 2:14.12 Raines (Jacksonville) DNF 8 Kelly, Kathryn; B. Kenny 4-08.00 13 Gibble, Thomas GBHS 2:14.89 Preliminaries 14 Balleza, Rafael Hamilton Co. 9 Suwannee (Live Oak) Girls Pole Vault 2:15.03 10 Andrew Jackson 1 Glasser, Daisy Episcopal 15 Walters, Joshua Hamilton Co. 11 Ribault (Jacksonville) 12-00.00 2:15.20 12 Baker County 2 Hered, Katherine Episcopal 16 Jackson, Eric Hamilton Co. 13 West Florida HS 11-00.00 2:19.60 14 GBHS 3 Spurling, Lillian B. Kenny10-00.00 15 Pensacola Catholic HS 4 Barclay, Brittany Suwannee 9-06.00 Boys 1600 Meter Run 5 Mcmillian, Carter Fla. High 1 Franklin, Joseph Godby 4:31.51 Boys 4x800 Meter Relay 9-00.00 2 Price, Tyler Wakulla 4:32.53 1 Bolles 8:12.85 (Johnson, Raphael; Farah, Kahlil; Rosenberg, Evan; Gonino, Nicholas) 2 Florida High 8:17.43 (Endicot, Tyler; Demps, Derrick; Benjamin, Rocky; Davis, Jajuan) 3 GBHS 8:20.68 (Mason, Kurt; Gibble, Tommy; Seales, Sean; Thomas, Will) 4 Andrew Jackson 8:28.23 (Harris, Tavares; Ford, Edward; Pamilton, Stephon; Walker, Nathan) 5 Godby 8:33.17 (Martin, Keith; Richardson, Marques; Murphy, Keone; Byrd, Gervarious) 6 Episcopal 8:35.28 (Kennedy, Greg; Holshouser, WEBY Andrew; Ziebelman, Daniel; Grigas, is now the Jared) 7 Pensacola Catholic 8:37.23 MOST POWERFUL (Macneil, Gavin; Jones, Matt; AM radio station on the Humphreys, Kenny; Mitchell, Mike) 8 East Gadsden 8:42.77 Gulf Coast between (Sanders, Deon; Shaw, Daniel; Taver, Robert; Turquest, Brian) New Orleans and Tampa!

Boys High Jump 1 Downs, Willie Godby 6-04.00 2 Cleland, Andrew B. Kenny Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 6-04.00 Jeff White and the Dolphins’ 4x100 meter relay team finished 3 Miller, Fred Raines 6-02.00 in 14th place at regionals. 4 Gaiser, Shaun Arnold 6-02.00 5 Kiser, Desmond Suwannee

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BY JASON THOMPSON Nathaniel Betham all scored twice for the twice for the Braves, while Gray Aanestad Gulf Breeze News Cubs, while Kohl McConaghy, Jonah went 2-for-3 and scored once. [email protected] Roby, Bobby Murphy and Colton Printiss Dylan Hanks scored twice for the all scored once for the Tigers. Braves. Vicky Griffin, D.O. Will Sharenski, Drew Shay and Hayden 10U 8U softball PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Essary all scored four times as the Cubs Cardinals 13, A’s 3: Chris Clark went 3-for- IBC 13, Mustangs 12: Ashley Cecil OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY defeated the Red Sox 19-9 in recent Tiger 3 and scored twice, while Jacob Box had two scored three times in a win for IBC over the Point T-Ball action. hits for the Cardinals in a win over the A’s. Mustangs. New Patients Welcome Chase McDonald and Stewart Harrigill Nolan Blanchard, Taylor Lindemann and Madison Patrick, Megan Hoffman and both scored twice for the Cubs, while Bailey Speer all scored twice in the win, Madison Scifo all scored twice for IBC, IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Konner Flynn, Geddy Moore and Logan while Zak Arner, Devin Gura and Will while Mady Smith and Natalie Tobin Turner all scored twice for the Red Sox. Turnipseed all scored once for the A’s. scored three times for the Mustangs. 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Cubs 19, Tigers 7: Drew Shea and Marlins 4, Braves 3: Alec McDonald Olivia Johnson and Erin Copeland and Baptist Andrew Dorsey both scored four times for went 2-for-2 and scored twice, while Dylan scored twice in the loss. Medical Park the Cubs, while Essary scored three times Hartley scored once for the Marlins in a EDITORIAL NOTE - The following was for the Cubs in a win over the Tigers. win over the Braves. taken from scorebooks where first and last Chase McDonald, Zachary Isais and Gant Player went 2-for-3 and scored names for both teams were listed. 916-44300 Cancun’s wins in GBSA U16 softball action

BY JASON THOMPSON including the game-winning hit, went 2-for-2 and scored three and scored twice, while Joseph times in an April 11 win, while Gulf Breeze News McPhetridge had two hits and a Trey Smith scored twice. [email protected] run scored in the win. Will Green scored the lone Katie Aldridge had two hits, Matthew Hawkins singled, run for Newell. while Alison Milam scored doubled and tripled for Hill, Henry 7, Newell 2: Nick twice as Cancun’s beat Surf while Derek Whited had three Henry and Brennan Sise both Burger 10-5 in recent GBSA U- hits and scored once. Hayden scored twice for Henry on April 16 softball action. Hill and Steele Chambers both 14, while Zack Argentine and Ashley Scott, Caroline had two hits and a run scored. Nick Barnett both scored once Waghalter, Amanda Curington Baynes 10, Lukkar 10: Josh for Newell. and Katherine Landry all Smith and Nick Lukkar both U12 softball singled and scored once in the scored in a tie for Lukkar on Lewis 8, Spillers 1: Sarah Phone: 934-6111 win, while Cheyenne Chapman April 11. Lewis went 3-for-3, including a scored twice and Maggie Hooks Daniel Green and Parker three-run homer, and scored once for Surf Burger. Baynes both scored twice for twice for Lewis on April 11. Rookie League Baynes. Patricia Crugar and Caitlyn Goodroe 9, Gulf Coast Goodroe 11, Miles 1: Kegan Chapman went 2-for-3 and Plastic Surgery 0: Kegan Walker had three hits and scored twice in the win, while Walker went 2-for-2 with a scored three times in an April Ashley Clark went 3-for-3 and triple and scord twice for 12 win, while Conner scored once. Goodroe April 9, while Cole Thompson had three hits and Ally Hurd had a hit and TAKE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLAR$ Sheppard and Jake Herring had scored once. scored a run for Spillers. two hits and scored once. Jake Herring, Taylor Kehoe, Karcher 10, Proctor 9: Anna Miles 18, Hill 5: Jesse Grant Gabe Millican and Cole Bailey had two hits and a run FURTHER...FURTHER hit a home run for Miles in an Sheppard all had two hits and a scored for Karcher on April 11, April 9 win over Hill. run scored for Goodroe. while Bailey Clements had a hit WITH GBN MULTI-MEDIA Coleman Burtt and Owen Grant Kemp singled and and scored twice. OFFERING: Hayes both scored three times, scored for Miles. Kaitlyn Gifford and Natalie while Jacob Brandon, Nick Grace 10, Lukkar 8: Tyler Heff both had a hit and a run McCain and Ian Weimar all Phelps went 3-for-3 and scored scored for Karcher, while Alli scored twice. three times for Grace April 14. Beu had two hits and a run Your favorite community NEWS Hayden Hill and Matt Spencer Grace, Brent scored for Proctor. Hitspaw had two hits and one Williams and Bo Fabbro scored Allison Proctor scored twice and ENTERTAINMENT sources: run each for Hill. twice in the win, while Mac in the loss, while Megan Jones Owens 6, Hill 5: Brett Broach went 3-for-3 and scored had a hit and a run scored. Gulf Breeze News Pardonner hit a two-run homer once. Justin Fruitticher went 2- EDITORIAL NOTE - The ■■■■PRINT Weekly Newspaper for Owens in a win over Hill on for-3 and scored twice. following was taken from April 11. Minor League scorebooks where first and last ■■■■INTERNET www.gulfbreezenews.com Gill 6, Newell 1: Zane Gill names for both teams were listed. Jake Molina went 3-for-3, ■■■■TELEVISION Gulf Breeze News TV SHOW Northwest Florida’s Splash! Entertainment Magazine ■■■■PRINT Distributed throughout NW Florida To place your ad in the ■■■■INTERNET www.splashpensacolabeach.com ■■■■TELEVISION Gulf Breeze News TV SHOW Next issue of Splash SPLASH! MOMENT For more details, talk to your Gulf Breeze News Sales Account Executive today: Robyn Philips, ext. 112 Pam Randall, ext. 104 Office (850) 932-8986 Fax (850) 932-8794 Call 850-9932-88986. P.O. Box 1414 l Harbourtown - Suite 35 l Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562 www GulfBreezeNews com l www SplashPensacolaBeach com GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C April 26, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section D YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 26, 2007 ‘ Soundside Splendor’ raises much needed funds for Children’s Home Society “A Sunday of Soundside Splendor” was hosted at Portofino Island Resort on Sunday to raise funds for the Children's Home Society of Florida. Exclusive tastings of fine champagne and reserve wines from the Stacole cellars were paired with the cuisine of Chef Jim Shirley. Children's Home Society was established to serve vulnerable children and their families in the Panhandle area providing a wide array of programs. Each program ABOVE: Honorary Chair Chef Jim Shirley chats with diners Katrina and Marty Medve, Cheryl Fromularo and Mary Fromularo. Chef Shirley prepared the multi-course cuisine for the is designed with one goal mind: fundraiser. to protect children through pre- serving and strengthening families. Cynthia Blacklaw, Executive Director, Mary Adams Board Chair for 2007, and Perrie Renfroe Edgar Board Chair-elect are all Gulf Breeze residents.

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BY PAM BRANNON He said the schools now charge $1.50 a match what the Federal government is 7:;DG:I=:NHIDENDJ# lunch for elementary schools, and $1.75 for paying us, but what it actually costs us to Gulf Breeze News middle school students. Breakfast prices are provide this program at the quality level we 8VaXZi»hig^eaZXVaX^jb[dgbjaV^hYZh^\cZYid]Zae [email protected] 60 cents a meal at all schools. want to provide,” Gray said. hideadlXVaX^jbaZ\XgVbeh#?jhiVh`ndjge]VgbVX^hi# School lunch prices will be increasing for “Federal reimbursement for our free Crane said breakfast is actually costing the first time in 10 years at Santa Rosa students meals is $2.58 and a half cent for the district 62 or 63 cents a meal, and they County Schools next fall, according to what lunch for elementary schools, and it is $1.31 are charging 60 cents. Gray said then why school board members heard at their for breakfast. We are charging well below would they want to go up to $1 a meal? 86A"%+.%(GZk%&%%+%'%%+B^hh^dcE]VgbVXVa8dbeVcn#6aag^\]ihgZhZgkZY# monthly meeting last week. that,” Harrell said. Why not charge like 65 cents a meal? Judson Crane, administrator from the He proposes a 25 cent a year increase Crane said he was open to any district’s purchasing department, said his each year for the next five years for lunch at suggestions by the board or parents, and LAKE EUFAULA staff has been working the numbers to all the schools. “Of course, none of these would like to have a board member working figure out a price increase for next year. He price increases would affect our free or with his staff this next month to set the new said he needs to have it finalized by May’s reduced price lunches or breakfasts.” prices. Board member Diane Coleman of school board meeting to allow parents to But he is proposing increasing breakfast Navarre was appointed to work with Crane know what the final price would be for next prices from 60 cents to $1 next year. Several and his staff on setting the price increase year by the end of this school year, and he board members expressed concern over that schedule by May’s board meeting. would like input from parents and board increase. “I just have a problem with only Coleman said, “I know we were our own members within the next month. increasing lunches by 25 cents then increasing worst enemy on this, since we did not raise “We have not had a price increase in 10 breakfast so much. I would feel better if prices for 10 years and now we need to years,” he told the board. “We are now serving breakfast went up the same amount as lunch,” catch up a little, to make sure we stay in the 92 percent of students and adults at the board member Joann Simpson said. black. But I think going from 60-cents for county’s schools. Some students are still Board member Ed Gray III of Gulf breakfast now, and within five years bringing bag lunches from home, but many are Breeze had a different concern. “How much charging $1.40 a breakfast, as this proposal buying ala carte items, that is why we average are the meals actually costing us? I don’t suggests, is too huge a jump for people.” out to 92 percent. That is market saturation.” want to see our approach to this being to County to purchase 15 air conditioned school buses

BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] More Santa Rosa County School buses will be air conditioned next year. The FREE 2-NIGHT VACATION! school board approved the Donate Car • Boat • RV • Motorcycle purchase of 10 new bus air 1-800-227-2643 conditioners at their school board meeting last week. www.boatangel.com There will also be five new special needs buses added to the fleet this summer. The school district’s transportation director Joey Harrell said, “We are trying to get all the ESE (special needs) buses air conditioned first. We have 30 special Submitted Photo needs buses in our fleet, and Pettus ARC’s Teacher of Year with these five new buses Angela Pettus, the Exceptional Student Education teacher at Gulf Breeze Elementary School, and some of these air was award the ARC’s Gateway Teacher of the Year at their annual meeting and dinner at conditioners approved today, Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish Hall Thrusday in Pensacola. Also pictured are her daughters Jamie (left) and Heather (right). we will only have three of those buses not air conditioned next year. And we are not air conditioning those because next year they Harvey to attend leadership seminar are scheduled to be replaced Rachel Harvey, a tenth grade students across the country. individuals to achieve their by five more new special student at Gulf Breeze High Rachel is the daughter of Jim highest potential. needs buses. So by the end of School, has been selected to and Roberta Harvey. She is an HOBY programs are the school year next year all receive the 2007 scholarship to excellent student who is active conducted annually throughout our 30 special needs buses the Hugh O’Brian Youth in school functions especially the United States, serving local will have air conditioning.” Leadership Seminar held from volleyball. She received this and international high school As if being at School Board member over 150 locations May 31 to June 3 in award based on the merits of an student. A student is elected by all along the Diane Coleman of Navarre Tallahassee. essay she wrote on leadership. their schools to participate in asked how many of the Emerald Coast Shari Fulford, Chairman of The HOBY Scholarship unique leadership training, wasn’t regular buses are air the HOBY Committee for Santa Award was founded in 1958 by service-learning and motivation- enough... conditioned. Harrell said 60 Rosa Woman’s Club (SRWC), Hugh O’Brian. HOBY’s building experiences. Each year of the regular student buses presented Rachel with this mission is to provide lifelong SRWC sponsors a student such are air conditioned right Award. The seminar provides leadership development as Rachel from Gulf Breeze now, and they are working leadership skills to sophomore opportunities that empower High to receive this award. on getting more of those changed over, also. The district runs 250 buses each day, with most of those buses running two or Wise to graduate three routes each morning and again each afternoon. from UF next month School Board member Ed If You Are Considering Either Surgical or Non-Surgical Anne Elizabeth Wise, Gray III of Gulf Breeze said, Cosmetic Procedures...It Pays To Do The Research First. “I know you would be daughter of Keith and Becky disappointed if I didn’t bring Wise and a 2002 GBHS grad, McCollough Plastic Surgery will graduate Magna Cum this issue up — since I * always do. But has there Laude from the University of Consumer Information Centers been any more progress Florida on May 4 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial NOW OFFERING made on consolidating bus R R R stops? We need to and Systems Engineering and a BOTOX , RESTALYNE AND HYLAFORM Before After consolidate bus stops, and minor in Sales Engineering. Treatments Anne has accepted a position At Our Gulf Breeze Location there would be less time on R the buses for everyone from with Shands HealthCare Obagi Skin Care Products Also Available drivers to students.” Gray Management Engineering Offices Open In and Coleman said they think Consulting Services in Alabama, Mississippi And Florida. bus stops should be Gainesville. She will also con- CALL US TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT tinue to pursue a Master of consolidated before school AT OUR GULF BREEZE OFFICE! begins next year, so parents Science in Management from get used to the idea from the the University of Florida’s Anne Wise beginning of the year. Warrington College of Business. For A Convenient, Informative Consultation Harrell said they had not or a FREE Copy Of done work on that part of the Dr. McCollough's New Book route scheduling yet, because they had been working on THE IMAGE IN THE MIRROR new routes and new buses Call 1-877-TUCK UPS or visit being added, and other areas www.mccolloughplasticsurgeryinfo.com of the routing problems. * A Division of E. Gaylon McCollough, MD, LLC GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 26, 2007 3D Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS

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Don't miss it... deadline is Friday, April 27. All ads will also be featured online at www.gulfbreezenews.com Ad design is available for just $45/hour. Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News The Education Department of the SRWC, Marion Ginn, Sherry McReynolds, Wendy Brandon, Shirley Gaddis, Shari Fulford, Rose Jenkins and Pat Warsnop are working the Concession Call (850) 932-8986 today! Stand at the Special Ability Sports games.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4D April 26, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Seniors LEGALS Gulf Breeze NEWS NOTICE OF GIVEN THAT THOMAS N on. The Certificate APPLICATION OR LINDA J WHITE- Number and year of FOR TAX DEED SPUNNER holder of the Issuance, the Description following Tax Sale of property, and Name(s) Certificate has filed said in which it is assessed is NOTICE IS HEREBY Tax Certificate for the Tax as follows: GIVEN THAT THOMAS N Deed to be issued there- Driveway full of bicycles OR LINDA J WHITE- on. The Certificate Certificate Number: 1319 SPUNNER holder of the Number and year of Year of Issuance: 2005 following Tax Sale Issuance, the Description Certificate has filed said of property, and Name(s) Description of Property: Tax Certificate for the Tax in which it is assessed is LOT 29 OF UNREC. Deed to be issued there- as follows: SUB, AS DES IN OR brings back memories on. The Certificate BOOK 1756 PG 1062 Number and year of Certificate Number: 210 Parcel ID: 30-2N-28- Issuance, the Description Year of Issuance: 2005 0000-00645-0000 I noticed a clutter of bikes hearts into the appropriate of property, and Name(s) Name in which Assessed: lying in the driveway of a near- music, and I still remember the in which it is assessed is Description of Property: BEVERLY A PARKER as follows: W/2 OF E 250' OF (DECEASED) by home the other day, and I first stanza of the song to this PROPERTY DESCRIBED JAMES E PARKER SR smiled as I remembered the day: Certificate Number: 789 IN OR BOOK 573 PG All of the above property is cluster of bikes in my own yard, The little flowers came Year of Issuance: 2005 570, LESS 1/2 MIN RTS located in Santa Rosa Parcel ID: 16-1N-27- County, In the State of so many years ago. There was through the ground Description of Property: 0000-01500-0000 Florida. the time that my small daughter At Easter time, at Easter time PROPERTY DESCRIBED Name in which Assessed: IN OR BOOK 1181 PG 351 WILMA C SANDERS Unless such certificate learned one of life’s lessons the The raised their heads and Parcel ID: 23-1N-28- ESTATE shall be redeemed hard way with her own bicycle. looked around 0000-00300-0000 All of the above property is according to Law, the She had been riding with a at happy Easter time. Name in which Assessed: located in Santa Rosa Property described in ELNORA MARSH, MAR- County, In the State of such Certificate will be neighbor's child up and down herself. Major sponsors include As I think about it, I have to CIA F DAVIS Florida. sold to the Highest Bidder, the big hills near the lake where When my daughter came Covenant Hospice Inc., the admit that the song would seem All of the above property at the east end lobby of we lived when they decided to home she said, “But Mom, why Russenberger Foundation, and very sappy today, even to little is located in Santa Rosa Unless such certificate the County Administrative County, In the State of shall be redeemed Complex at 6495 Caroline stop at the boy’s home for a would she say that when it isn't many more. girls. Florida. according to Law, the St., Milton, Florida on the drink. They deposited their true? I thought grownups never Here’s your chance to do a Well, when I got home I Property described in 11th day of June, 2007 at bikes on the lawn near the dri- lied!” good deed while having a great chose a vase from the closet for Unless such certificate such Certificate will be 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed sold to the Highest Bidder, Dated this the 18th day of veway while they went inside. I had to admit that maybe we time - and high-toned too! For the flowers. Those Easters and according to Law, the at the east end lobby of April, 2007. It seems that the boy's moth- all have to learn some things the more information call my grandparents are long gone, Property described in the County Administrative Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be Complex at 6495 Caroline Clerk of the Circuit Court er, a Mrs. H, shortly thereafter hard way. And, as mothers, we Alzheimer's Family Services at but the flowers keep coming sold to the Highest Bidder, St., Milton, Florida on the of Santa Rosa County, got into her car and, without all learn growing up is hard to 478-7790. back, and I still have the memo- at the east end lobby of 11th day of June, 2007 at Florida looking, backed out of the do. ******** ries. How about you? the County Administrative 12:00 noon. –––––––––––––––––– Complex at 6495 Caroline Dated this the 18th day of NOTICE OF garage up over the lawn and ran *** Picking some spring beauties ****** St., Milton, Florida on the April, 2007. APPLICATION over my daughter’s bike. It If you are looking for some- by the side of the road today, I Some more quotables: 11th day of June, 2007 at Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED ended up with a bent frame and thing ‘upscale’ to do, was reminded of an April vaca- Making mistakes simply 12:00 noon. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dated this the 18th day of of Santa Rosa County, NOTICE IS HEREBY was beyond repair. She was bro- Alzheimer's Family Services tion I spent at my grandfather’s means you are learning faster. April, 2007. Florida GIVEN THAT THOMAS N ken-hearted because she was so spring fundraising event, rectory during a very special (Westin H. Agor) Mary M. Johnson –––––––––––––––––– OR LINDA J WHITE- Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SPUNNER holder of the proud of her shiny, gold two- 'Mozart and Margaritas,' will be time on his church's calendar. A sense of humor is just com- of Santa Rosa County, APPLICATION following Tax Sale wheel bike, a gift for her birth- on Friday, May 4th, at the My younger sister and I always mon sense, dancing. Florida FOR TAX DEED Certificate has filed said day. Pensacola Yacht Club. This seemed to be chosen to sing a (William James) –––––––––––––––––– Tax Certificate for the Tax NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY Deed to be issued there- She was even more shocked casual-attire event will offer duet, which I fear may have had See you next week! APPLICATION GIVEN THAT THOMAS N on. The Certificate to learn that the boy's mother both classical and dance music, more to do with his being the FOR TAX DEED OR LINDA J WHITE- Number and year of denied culpability and told my an expansive buffet of delicious minister than with our musical SPUNNER holder of the Issuance, the Description NOTICE IS HEREBY following Tax Sale of property, and Name(s) husband and me that she had left hors d’oeuvres, a silent auction, talents. GIVEN THAT THOMAS N Certificate has filed said in which it is assessed is it in the middle of the driveway and much more. Nevertheless, we put our OR LINDA J WHITE- Tax Certificate for the Tax as follows: SPUNNER holder of the Deed to be issued there- following Tax Sale on. The Certificate Certificate Number: 594 Certificate has filed said Number and year of Year of Issuance: 2005 Tax Certificate for the Tax Issuance, the Description Deed to be issued there- of property, and Name(s) Description of Property: on. The Certificate in which it is assessed is PROPERTY DESCRIBED You can win, but you can’t Number and year of as follows: IN OR BOOK 1429 PG Issuance, the Description 986 of property, and Name(s) Certificate Number: 2285 Parcel ID: 13-1N-28- lose with this bridge hand in which it is assessed is Year of Issuance: 2005 0000-02029-0000 as follows: Name in which Assessed: In bridge, the participants see only 26 eventually established dummy's fifth spade Description of Property: JOHN KILEY, SHERIE cards when the play starts and not the 52 as a trick to finish with 11 tricks in all. Certificate Number: 354 LT 1 BLK 21, NAVARRE KILEY Year of Issuance: 2005 2ND ADD, AS DES IN All of the above property cards seen in the diagram. Naturally, seeing Now let's suppose declarer had won the OR 1803 PG 1337 is located in Santa Rosa only 26 cards, they might not play their heart in his hand at trick two and led the jack of Description of Property: Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- County, In the State of COM AT NW COR OF 2750-02100-0010 Florida. cards as perfectly as if they saw all four spades for a finesse, as most players would do. SE/4 OF SW/4 OF 26- Name in which Assessed: hands. Being human, they might err. In that case, East would have taken the king and 4N-27, TH E 300' TO WILLIAM J DUNCAN, Unless such certificate The declarer, and the defenders likewise, returned a club to put South down one. POB, TH S 208.75', TH E LETHA DUNCAN shall be redeemed 278.33', TH N 208.75', TH All of the above property is according to Law, the frequently trade upon this deficiency. They The beauty of South's play is that it gives W 278.33' TO POB located in Santa Rosa Property described in sometimes make plays they would not make him a chance to make the contract Parcel ID: 26-4N-27- County, In the State of such Certificate will be if all 52 cards were in plain view, and they regardless of where the king of spades is 0000-00604-0000 Florida. sold to the Highest Bidder, Name in which Assessed: at the east end lobby of do this because they might induce a mistake located. If West has it, the hand is sure to CLAUDINE CAYLOR, A J Unless such certificate the County Administrative by the opponents. make because dummy's queen becomes CAYLOR HEIRS ETAL shall be redeemed Complex at 6495 Caroline All of the above property according to Law, the St., Milton, Florida on the Consider this deal where South stole the established for a vital club discard. is located in Santa Rosa Property described in 11th day of June, 2007 at contract by making an unnatural play. West If East has the king, then it is just as well not County, In the State of such Certificate will be 12:00 noon. led the ace and another trump. Declarer, to attempt the losing finesse. In fact, it is much Florida. sold to the Highest Bidder, Dated this the 18th day of at the east end lobby of April, 2007. after sizing up his chances, won the second better to cash the ace and lead toward the jack Unless such certificate the County Administrative Mary M. Johnson trump in dummy, cashed the ace of spades because East has a chance to go wrong. shall be redeemed Complex at 6495 Caroline Clerk of the Circuit Court and returned a low spade toward his hand. It is true that South might cost himself 30 according to Law, the St., Milton, Florida on the of Santa Rosa County, Property described in 11th day of June, 2007 at Florida East assumed from this line of play that points if it turns out that West has the king such Certificate will be 12:00 noon. –––––––––––––––––– declarer had a singleton spade and therefore of spades, but who wouldn't pay a 30-point sold to the Highest Bidder, Dated this the 18th day of played low instead of going up with the premium to ensure a game? at the east end lobby of April, 2007. the County Administrative Mary M. Johnson W king. South won with the jack and (c) 2007 King Features Synd., Inc. Complex at 6495 Caroline Clerk of the Circuit Court W St., Milton, Florida on the of Santa Rosa County, 11th day of June, 2007 at Florida W 12:00 noon. –––––––––––––––––– Dated this the 18th day of NOTICE OF . April, 2007. APPLICATION G Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED Clerk of the Circuit Court U of Santa Rosa County, NOTICE IS HEREBY CLASSIFIEDS Florida GIVEN THAT THOMAS N L –––––––––––––––––– OR LINDA J WHITE- F NOTICE OF SPUNNER holder of the APPLICATION following Tax Sale B 104 FOR TAX DEED Certificate has filed said 100 GEN. 207 207 209 215 Tax Certificate for the Tax R GEN. MERCHANDISE EMPLOYMENT - EMPLOYMENT - EMPLOYMENT - EMPLOYMENT - NOTICE IS HEREBY Deed to be issued there- E MERCHANDISE - BUILDING DRIVERS DRIVERS GENERAL PROFESSIONAL SANTA ROSA COUNTY E MATERIALS GOVERNMENT Z Wolff System Tanning STEEL BUILDINGS Driver-BYNUM AMERICA’S DRIVING Hurricane Season Notice: Post Office Accepting applications for the following: E Bed Made in West FACTORY Sale- As low TRANSPORT needs ACADEMY Start your is coming - Become Positions Now Available. * Courier I N Germany. Good Working as $3.89/square foot. qualified drivers for driving career today! a trained Insurance Avg. 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