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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER July 29, 2010 CRUDE AWAKENING ‘I believe I can fly’ ‘Sign-Gate’ Week 14 / Day 101 blows up in Bonnie fizzles; House race cap nears ■ Broxson camp tapes opponent removing ■ Local tourism, School Board, roadside campaign signs fishing industries still Commission waiting for storm to pass Doug Broxson, a candidate for state representative, claims candidates his opponent has stolen cam- BY SCOTT PAGE paign signs from public property share ideas Gulf Breeze News [email protected] in Milton – a charge that BY PAM BRANNON The winds seem to have appears to be veri- Gulf Breeze News shifted, so to speak, for Gulf oil fied by secretly [email protected] crisis response efforts lately. recorded video- Candidates for several But affected Gulf coast indus- tape. races from school board tries continue to tread water – Greg Brown to governor of Florida waiting to be rescued. Jr., who faces Brown Jr. appeared and shared their “It’s not going to be a normal Broxson in the opinions during Monday summer,” said Kate Wilkes, Aug. 24 Repub- night’s election forum at executive director of Santa lican Primary for Calvary Chapel Church. Rosa County Tourism Florida House The event, sponsored Development. “But we’re not District 1, was by the Gulf Breeze Area going to give up.” captured on film Saturday night Chamber of Commerce See WEEK 14 , Page 5A allegedly remov- Government Affairs Broxson ing Broxson Committee, came less campaign signs near a busy than a month before the intersection in Milton. The Aug. 24 primary, which Recovery footage was posted on the will set the stage for the YouTube Internet site. Nov. 2 general election. Leisys celebrate 93rd The Santa Rosa County Candidates answered a will be Sheriff’s Office was investigat- series of public-submitted ing whether Brown broke the questions selected by the birthday by parasailing event committee. Some drawn out law by removing another candi- date’s campaign signs, which See FORUM, Page 2A 27, 2010.” It was signed by Mary and BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN See SIGNGATE, Page 2A ■ Art and witnessed by Diane and Jim Conditions are like Gulf Breeze News January in July for area [email protected] Arnold, Marny and Don Needle, Bea tourism sector and Jack Voisinet, Trish Tierny and On Monday, July 19, Art Leisy and Jayne Atkins. his wife, Mary, commemorated “anoth- This contract was written in fun. But County last in 2010-11 BY VICI PAPAJOHN er year of survival” by going parasail- much to Art and Mary’s surprise, Gulf Breeze News ing over Santa Rosa Sound. Art Leisy Marny Needle had saved this special [email protected] state schools funding turned 93 on June 27, but he delayed napkin contract and presented it to Things were looking good his parasailing three weeks. them on Art’s 93rd birthday. So Art, ■ Apparent low cost of student funding equal to that of What prompted Leisy to do this? being a man of his word, took Mary for Northwest Florida in early living contributes to Okaloosa County, the additional spring, but they took a nose Last year, two of his friends, Diane parasailing. money to local district coffers dive within days of the Arnold and Marny Needle, went for a Again, a group of friends went along per-student allocation would be $6.6 million. Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, a parasail to commemorate a special for the ride and took pictures to honor Instead, Santa Rosa ranks fact that University of West birthday. A number of friends went this occasion. BY PAM BRANNON dead-last among Florida’s 67 Florida economist Dr. Rick along for the boat ride. “It was really a nice experience for Gulf Breeze News school districts in state funding. Harper says is well supported At the time, Art Leisy was 92 but he me,” Art said. “I got to see Pensacola [email protected] Susan McCole of the Santa with data. said that when he turned 93, he and his Beach, the National Seashore and even If Santa Rosa County Rosa School District’s financial “What are the economic wife, Mary, would also parasail. some of Pensacola.” Schools received the same office presented the grim, tenta- affects of the oil spill?” Harper To hold him to this promise, the The trip was a little more nerve- amount of state funding per stu- tive budget for the 2010-11 challenged. “It’s January in July group wrote out a good-natured con- wracking for Mary. “I was uneasy at dent as Escambia County will school year during last week’s for our tourism sector, and there tract on a paper napkin. It read: “Mary first,” she confessed, “but once we got this coming school year, Santa school board meeting. has been a trickle-down effect and Art Leisy plan and agree to parasail going I really enjoyed it.” “We are the cheapest place to Rosa would receive $7.4 mil- for every tourism dollar lost.” together on Art’s 93rd birthday on June – More photos, page 4B lion more than scheduled. live in the state, according to See RECOVERY, Page 5A If Santa Rosa received per- See BUDGET, Page 3A

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 A July 29, 2010 GULF BREEZE NEWS FORUM: Candidates differ on FCAT effectiveness Continued from page 1A Breeze candidates are unopposed, while Thursday, July 29 others will be non-partisan or SRC School Board 1st Thursday, write-in hopefuls in the general Public Hearing 6:30 p.m., August 5 election. District Headquarters, 5086 Here are the candidates and Canal Street, Milton Blackwater Soil and races keenest on Santa Rosans’ Water Conservation Saturday, July 31 District Supervisors minds: City of Gulf Breeze Budget Board 7:30 a.m., Workshop 9 a.m., City Hall, 6285 Dogwood Drive, School Board 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Milton District 5 Breeze Tourist Development Monday, August 2 North End Committee Note: Incumbent Ed Gray (Cancelled) not on the ballot.) Gulf Breeze City Council ■ SRC Zoning Board of Tom Naile of Gulf Breeze 6:30 p.m., City Council Adjustments 5:30 p.m., – 29-year resident of Santa Rosa Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News Chamber, City Hall, 1070 County Administrative County; married 47 years with From left, School Board District 3 opponents Diane Coleman and Carol Boston and District Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Center, Commissioner's three children; active member of 5 candidates Tom Naile and Scott Peden listen to a question posed by moderator Jim Tuesday, August 3 Board Room, 6495 Caroline St. Ann Catholic Church, Gulf Nitterauer during Monday night’s election forum at Calvary Chapel Church in Gulf Breeze. Street, Milton Breeze Chamber of Commerce, Rosa County Schools; business dren in Santa Rosa schools; other funding out there besides Marine Advisory 5 p.m., Tuesday, and Oriole Beach School County Administrative Center, owner; member Board of president/owner of Holley Dirt taxes, and by selling the excess Commissioner's Board Room, Advisory Council. Served as co- Directors Florida School Board Company, Inc. lands and identifying other 6495 Caroline Street, Milton August 10 chair of the Little Red ■ Association.; member Jim Melvin of Milton, funds available like from sur- Gulf Breeze Development Navarre Area Architectural Schoolhouse project. Enlisted in Legislative Commission Florida Republican – age 65; retired charges we could charge, we Review Board 6:30 p.m., City Review Board 3 p.m., Navarre the U.S. Navy in 1958, rising to Board of Education; this year’s USAF; retired certified public could build a new courthouse.” Council Chamber, City Hall, Visitor's Center, 8543 Navarre Lt. Commander before leaving local school board chair; mem- accountant Esser said, “We should defi- 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Parkway, Navarre the Navy in 1982. ber Santa Rosa School District ■ Mark Goode of Navarre, nitely use surcharges on filings Breeze Wednesday, August 11 ■ Scott Peden of Gulf Breeze Transportation & Safety Republican – age 41; 15 years and such. I have experience in Wednesday, August 4 - age 50, married with three chil- Committee. military service U.S. Army and land development and construc- Tourist Development dren. Wife Renee Carr teaching ■ Carol Boston of Navarre Army National Guard including tion, and for about $100,000 Gulf Breeze Chamber of South End Committee 9 at Gulf Breeze Elementary for 21 – age 45, military spouse, moth- Desert Storm/Desert you could get a courthouse done Commerce Governmental a.m., Navarre Visitors' Center, years. Career – 25 years in er of two; substitute teacher in Shield/Afghanistan; local law from design and plans to build- Affairs Committee 4 p.m., 8543 Navarre Parkway, telecommunications industry, Chamber Conference Room, Navarre Santa Rosa County Schools; enforcement 12 years; on Board ing it if you built it on the same 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf with 20 years experience in man- sales and marketing profession- of Directors for Holley-Navarre site it is now. We need a new aging multi-million budgets. al. Water System and Fairpoint courthouse.” When asked about the When asked about FCAT, Utility System. Goodin said, “Our funding effectiveness of the Florida Coleman said, “Accountability ■ Ruth Esser of Midway comes from surcharges already Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Comprehensive Assessment is something we need. FCAT (Gulf Breeze), Republican – age that we charge for filings with Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Test (FCAT) and whether it has been an issue since it start- 48; married w/ 4 children and 5 the county. Our surcharges are should be discontinued: ed. Having only one test for grandchildren; business owner already so high, we are getting Sanders, Melody Marlene, Naile said accountability is accountability is foolish – we of Avalon Landing RV Park; reports from the county offices Felonies W/F, 33, 2100 block of Bergren important. “FCAT is the best need to come up with some end owned and operated large con- that people are not filing the dif- Road, Gulf Breeze, violation of standardized test we have right of course exams to better deter- struction company; physicians ferent papers they are supposed 7/13/2010 probation. now, until we get a better test we mine where students stand.” liaison for Baptist Hospital. to because in many cases they Ruiz, Franklin Buddy, W/M, 7/17/2010 need to use it.” Boston said, “I think there A new courthouse? Would are claiming they cannot afford 45, 2100 block of Nina Street, Kocon, Coutney Christine, Peden said, “FCAT is the could be some better options surcharge fees on filings, etc., the filing fees. That will no cover Navarre, drug possession and problem. It should be done than FCAT. Students should at help fund a courthouse? the cost of a courthouse. Our drug trafficking. W/F, 21, 1700 block of Village away with. And the test is given least get to the end of the year Melvin said, “I would sup- research has found that nowa- 7/14/2010 Parkway, Gulf Breeze, smug- 10 weeks before the end of the before taking such a test like port getting the state legislature days it will cost in excess of $30 Palombo, Francis gling contraband into a deten- school year to help determine if FCAT to determine if they will to help us find a way to build a million to build a new court- Cleveland, W/M, 19, 1700 tion facility. students should be promoted – be promoted on what they have new courthouse. I am not in house, no matter where you build block of Ivalea Circle, Navarre, that is just nuts.” learned for an entire year.” favor of increasing local taxes at it. The only way to fund it is a burglary and larceny. DUIs this point in time. We would one cent sales tax, and right now 7/15/2010 School Board County Commission hope that Tallahassee could help I can’t see that being viable. We Morgan, Robert Dean, W/M, 7/13/2010 District 3 District 4 us, but I don’t expect that to put a band-aid behind the court- 25, 2600 block of Oxmore Hambrick, Pamela Elaine, happen in reality.” house with what is being called Drive, Navarre, failure to W/F, 45, 2200 block of Nina ■ Diane Coleman of ■ Gordon Goodin of Goode said, “There are ‘the trailer park’ that will hold us appear. Street, Navarre, DUI. Navarre, incumbent – age 43; Navarre, incumbent, grants to do this. And we should for 10 years while we figure out married 26 years with three chil- Republican – age 54; married to sell the excess lands that Santa how to levy a one-cent sales tax dren; former teacher in Santa Rosa County owns. There is and where we want to build it.” Emergency Reports Santa Rosa County native/chil- Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District SIGN-GATE: Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue INVITATION FOR BID For the week ending July 23, Gulf Breeze Fire and Rescue was Brown says Until 2:00 p.m. CDST, Monday, August 9, 2010, the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida is solicit- called for 17 emergencies. These ing sealed bids to be received at Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf incidents included 9 medical calls, signs on 1 grass fire, 1 structure fire, 1 trash Breeze, Florida 32561, for the following equipment: fire, 1 water rescue, 1 hazardous condition, 1 rekindle, and 2 dis- private land ITEM DESCRIPTION patched and canceled en route. vehicle fire, 21 medical assists, 2 On Wednesday, July 21 at motor vehicle accidents with no Continued from page 1A 1) BRUSH CHIPPER approximately 4 p.m., Gulf Breeze injuries, 1 motor vehicle accident A mandatory bid packet is available at Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Fire and Rescue responded to a with injuries, 1 gas leak, 9 public could be a felony. Breeze, Florida 32561. All bids must be on the supplied bid form and delivered by hand, structure fire at 75 Nightingale service assist calls, 6 good intent- Both candidates appeared at mail, or parcel express to the City of Gulf Breeze, Attention: City Clerk, 1070 Shoreline Lane at the Breeze Apartments. canceled on scene or en route Upon arrival, units found fire in the and 1 false alarms. Monday night’s election forum Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, and must be received by 2:00 P.M. CDST, August 9, at Calvary Chapel Church, but wall between Units 221 and 222 Midway Fire District recently 2010. Only proposals received by the aforestated time and date will be considered. All and their above attic areas. The awarded two Randall Garrett the issue was not raised during proposals shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope and labeled, “Brush Chipper.” blaze was quickly extinguished by Scholarships valued at $3,000 the event. Afterward, however, fire-service personnel, and fire each to Navarre High School sen- Brown was confronted outside The bids will be publicly opened and read at 2:00 p.m. CDST, August 9, 2010 at Gulf damage was contained to the two iors Christopher Cuthrell and the venue by a reporter from Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. upper units. The two units directly Richard Smith. WEAR-TV and shown the Questions concerning this bid should be directed to: underneath the fire units received The scholarships provide full INVITATION FOR BID water damage. No occupants or tuition for Firefighter I, Firefighter videotape. firefighters were injured, and the II, and EMT programs. The appli- Brown admitted he was the Craig S. Carmichael cause is under investigation by the cants submit a short essay as to person seen in the video remov- Director of Community Services Florida State Fire Marshall’s office. why they would like to train and ing Broxson’s signs, but he said 1070 Shoreline Drive Initial indications are that the fire eventually work in these fields. Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 was accidental. The winning essays were selected the signs were on private prop- Units from Midway Fire District, by area fire chiefs. erty and only he had the Phone (850) 934-5109 Escambia County Fire Rescue and For more information about owner’s permission to plant Fax (850) 934-5114 Lifeguard Ambulance Service Midway Fire District, log on to signs there. A review of county assisted. www.midwayfire.com. records Tuesday verified the EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS: In evaluating proposals, the City will consider all infor- To learn more about Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to spot in question was in the pub- mation that the City deems relevant for awarding the contract including, without limiting www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ lic right-of-way. Brown’s wife, the generality of the foregoing: price, ability to perform, experience and past perform- firedept/index.html Jennifer, also was in the video. ance. With regards to any bids or proposals submitted in response hereto, the City Brown tried to turn the tide reserves the right to waive any errors, omission, irregularities and deviations from speci- Midway Fire District on Broxson by alleging that the fication if the City determines that such action is in the best interest of the City and/or For the week ending July 22, person operating the video public health, safety and/or welfare. Furthermore, the City may waive any requirement Midway Fire District was called camera was trespassing on pri- or provision hereof and reserves the right to modify the requirements referenced herein, for 44 incidents. These emergen- Cuthrell Smith vate property. Broxson said the to reject any and all bids or proposals, to modify (with the approval of the bidding or cies included 2 building fires, 1 camera was positioned at the proposing party) any bid or proposal, to negotiate with any bidding or proposing party edge of public property. regarding any price, term and/or condition, including increasing or decreasing a pro- Police Report In another stunning develop- posed price and/or the scope of the project. The Request for Proposal is utilized merely Information provided by Gulf Breeze Police Department ment, House candidate Ricky as a vehicle to facilitate the evaluation of prospective contractors. Perritt of Milton was arrested last Boat trailer stolen at Shoreline week and charged with fraud, This Request for Proposals shall not grant and shall not be construed in any manner to forgery and drug trafficking. In two weeks, two boat vent theft. grant any rights, benefits or expectations of any manner whatsoever to any person inter- Tommy Nichols, Perritt’s trailers have been reported On July 20, diamond and ested in or contemplating submitting a bid or proposal in response hereto. The final campaign manager, released a stolen from Shoreline Park silver rings were returned to terms and conditions of the project or contract contemplated herein may be negotiated statement Tuesday. South in Gulf Breeze. a lucky person who left them “Ricky will remain in the between the City and any responsive bidder and the City shall not be required to accept The second was reported at Whataburger in Gulf race,” Nichols said. “He asks that any particular bid or proposal or negotiation with any particular responsive bidder missing on July 24. The owner Breeze. The jewelry was dis- parked the trailer in the woods covered by emergency you continue your support and notwithstanding perceived favorable provisions of price, time of performance, experi- ence, quality of service, etc., contained in a responsive bid of proposal. The City across from the dog park response workers who turned prayers for his family and him- while the boat was undergo- them in to the Gulf Breeze self during these trying times.” reserves the right to negotiate a proposal in the best interest of the City which may include adding or deleting terms and conditions from those specified herein and/or from ing repairs. When he returned Police station. Ferd Salomon of Pace is with the boat, the trailer was ■ another Republican in the race. those bid upon by a responsive bidder or contained in responsive bidder’s bid or pro- discovered to be missing. Lt. If you have information Mathias Venditto of Milton is not posal. Rick Hawthorne suggests that about these or other crimes, affiliated with a party and will be Legal 1533 Gulf Breeze News July 29 & Aug. 5 2010 boat owners place a substan- contact the Gulf Breeze Police on the general election ballot. tial lock on their trailers to pre- Department at 934-5121.

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CRUNCHING THE NUMBERS

SRC Schools travel and utilities budget history

2009 2010 2011* ■ TRAVEL ( in county) $107,264 $104,867 $141,884 (out of county) 135,666 117,775 197,957

■ TELEPHONE Local 494,917 480.156 481,146 Long distance 88,104 83,473 83,573 Cellular 38,514 54,903 74,456

■ FUEL Diesel 1,242,044 1,124,959 1,214,675 Gasoline 113,955 108,625 439,763

■ OTHER Electricity 5,110,697 5,370,955 5,748,084 Water 158,290 181,866 191.358

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BUDGET: Calls for 87 new teacher hires Continued from page 1A the state education authorities,” McCole explained. “As I understand, they actually go to the school dis- tricts and look at rent costs, buy groceries in all the grocery stores, go to restaurants, and buy clothing to check the cost of living in an area.” Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick doesn’t understand how Santa Rosa could get such a different amount in funding than the two border counties. “I have never understood the difference between us, Okaloosa or Escambia that amounts to such a big difference,” Wyrosdick said. “This year, for example, we would get $7 million more than we are slated to receive if we just got funded per student the same as Escambia. That is a huge difference!” Wyrosdick has been pushing for regional funding by the state for some time. “It would be fairer (if) all the schools in one area of the state – like the Panhandle – received the same amount per student.” This year’s proposed budget is just over $282.2 million, a 4.79 decrease from last year’s $314 million. McCole pointed out savings from last year’s num- bers in the areas of diesel fuel for buses, electricity, as well as having to pay less in unemployment benefits than expected. “We saved about $800,000 in electric bills last year because of some changes we made at the schools in turning off computers and light,” she said. “We also had about $1 million folded back into this year’s funds from fuel since we did not spend as much in fuel as expected.” The district received more than $2 million in FEMA funds for hurricane repairs requested in 2005. The current estimated unreserved, undesignated fund balance for 2010-11 is set to add up to just over $15.6 million. That is 9.69 percent of the budget. “The state wants every school district to keep a min- imum undesignated fund balance of five percent each year, which would mean this year you would need to make sure and keep just over $8 million on hand in your reserves,” McCole said. “Santa Rosa has always tried to keep at least a seven-percent undesignated fund balance on hand in case of emergencies like storms, which would mean just over $11.3 million.” However, of the budget revenues projected for the coming school year, just over $15.5 million is from the Federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, better known at federal stimulus dollars. “We have no reason to believe those funds will be renewed for the following year after 2010-11,” McCole said. “We had stimulus funds from the feder- al government to help our budget for two years, and that is all that has been scheduled.” If all the spending and expected revenues stayed the same for the coming year and the district did not have the federal stimulus funds, the undesignated fund balance only would be just over $100,000. The budget for this school year calls for 87 new teachers to be hired. The main reason for most of the additional teachers, Wyrosdick said, is because of the state’s Class Size Constitutional Amendment. “For the last couple years, we were able to average per school on class-size requirements under the amendment voters approved on class size,” Wyrosdick said. “But this year the requirement kicks in that all classes in all Florida schools must meet exactly the class size amendment requirements. The class size amendment was a good thing but also caused some complications. There is a lot of fallout that voters did not know about when they approved the class size amendment.” He said that is why the district had to change its transfer policy for students wanting to transfer to another school within the district, tightening its rules and moving up the registration period. “Some school districts are handling the class size amendment issue through rezoning or even limiting students who transfer into a district,” he said. “We are trying to handle it on the front end, so if students move into the district just as school starts we will have seats for them in a classroom. But we will know better shortly after school starts how out numbers look – so a ‘no’ on a transfer now might turn into a ‘yes’ later.”

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New Gulf Breeze restaurant BRIEFS Paradise Roll topped with crab SRC Sheriff’s Office wows the palate salad and yellowfin tuna. joins world of ‘Twitter’ fu·sion [fyoo-zhuh n] (of food or cooking) com- The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office now offers bining usually widely differing ethnic or regional the convenience of “Twitter” for citizens to ingredients, styles, or techniques. receive law enforcement information. Sheriff Wendell Hall has opened a link on In this case it's a creative process that results in the agency’s Web site at santarosasheriff.org so the finest food in Gulf Breeze. Owner and Sushi citizens can receive up-to-date news concern- Chef, Kevin Lin's upmost respect for quality and ing law enforcement matters in Santa Rosa presentation shines through with the works of art almost too beautiful to eat. new fusion of flavors and ingredients that finds its County. This could include such matters as that he creates With the friendly, smiling faces of the staff and way to your table. Amber alerts, alerts, crime prevention issues, behind the sushi the fused cuisine the dining experience is unforget- The service is attentive and very friendly and the traffic jams, disaster response, etc. Any citizen bar. Partner that table. Mandarin Moon is an establishment that prices are very reasonable for the quality of dining can go to the agency’s Web site and register to with delicious was greatly needed in Gulf Breeze and will be experience you will enjoy. Make Mandarin Moon receive the bulletins. fresh creations that around for a long time. your new favorite restaurant. I did." Head Chef, John Wes Fontaine gives his testimonial on Mandarin Don't forget to call 932-8868 for take out, cater- Republican Club to hear Cole Lin brings you Moon, who opened Sunday July 18th. "Everything ing, private parties and private chef for hire. from the kitchen about this restaurant defies your preconceived Mandarin Moon is open Monday thru Thursday The Republican Club of Santa Rosa County and you have the notions. From the stylishly modern decor to the 11am-10pm, Friday and Saturday 11am - 11pm will hold its next monthly meeting and Dutch first fine restaurant edible art that comes pouring out of the kitchen, this and Sunday 12pm - 9:30pm at 3733 Treat Dinner at The Club at Hidden Creek, in Gulf Breeze. is not your typical sweet and sour chicken/fried rice Gulf Breeze Pkwy in 3070 PGA Boulevard, Navarre, at 6:30 p.m. From pan-seared Chefs John & Kevin Lin Chinese restaurant. Tiger Point, just on Tuesday, Aug. 3. The featured speaker will salmon to the Thai From the tuna Tar tare appetizer to the seafood west of Wal-Mart be Bob Cole, Santa Rosa County Seafood Curry Hot curry to the spare ribs to the unbelievably behind Tuffy's. Commissioner District 2, who is seeking Pot you will find something new everyday. fresh sushi and sashimi, Mandarin Moon reelection. Owner Kevin Lin trained for six years under the brings you familiar ingredients in new, For additional information, contact Morgan head sushi master at Tao, a famous Manhattan sushi exciting ways. The plates arrive with Lamb, Chairman of the SRC Republican restaurant, after arriving in the U.S. He later moved fresh flower garnishes and an attention Party, at 939-2409 or e-mail morganlamb to Greenwich Connecticut to serve as Head Chef at to detail that is sorely lacking in most @bellsouth.net. Bamboo Asian Tapas for three years, where he met establishments. The chef's French train- chef John Lin who previously trained at Nobu ing is on magnificent display with each Gulf Power gives grant to UWF Japanese Restaurant. Both chefs taste every piece of fresh seafood The Gulf Power Foundation recently delivered and with their discriminating taste only Tuna tartare appetizer, below approved a $200,000 grant to the University buys the freshest to make their creations. Once the and sashimi dinner, right of West Florida to help equip its Electrical seafood has been chosen, Head Chef Engineering “Power Lab” as well as fund John Lin gets to work on his creative the curriculum. process, like a sculpture with his clay, Gulf Power also provided consultation and fusing western flavors with eastern cui- direction for design of the state-of-the-art sine and presenting them like a work of Power Lab that will include three phase cir- art. Sushi Chef Kevin Lin artfully rolls cuits, transformers, motors and generators, fresh fish into sushi rolls sashimi din- transmission line models, unbalanced system ners and appetizers like Tuna Tar tare, operations, fault analysis, system protection and metering. Community Difference Maker The Gulf Breeze Flotilla Unique to the Gulf Breeze community is of this community with these wonder- a group of volunteer boats captains - the ful people with this level of commit- Gulf Breeze flotilla - that formed after ment. They have willingly placed this the Deepwater Horizon oil spill to burden upon themselves.” patrol and protect Gulf Breeze and Pensacola Beach shoreline along the Quite often,there were no BP or Bay and Sound. Unified Command vessels around, and the flotilla volunteers were doing "We are blessed that these volunteers the actions necessary to get a stepped forward to serve the city and response. “I think the presence of the Northwest Florida area,” praises City volunteers made it obvious and Attorney Matt Dannheisser. “They are helped identify the need better and our only line of defense that the citizens helped quantify the problems we are had to protect them from the oil that got dealing with it for the powers that through the pass.” be,” Eddy asserts.

"It’s so typical of Gulf Breeze that when “Their consistent efforts actually there is a need, people are always will- Marco White is just one of the 33 total flotilla caused a change in plans, an improved ing to step up," City Manager Edwin volunteers working to patrol and protect Gulf approach to dealing with the oil,” “Buz” Eddy says. "Whether it’s volun- Breeze and Pensacola Beach shoreline Zimmern adds. “I believe without the teering to keep schools excellent, or along the Bay and Sound. efforts of these volunteers, we would recovering after a storm, people in Gulf have seen more oil on our shores.” Breeze just come forward. It's one of the most impressive things I've seen in all my years in government. I say a hearty thank you “You just wonder, what would have happened? How much oil to all the people that have volunteered their time, and in some would have gotten in? The persistence of the flotilla volunteers instances their watercraft, to patrol our waters. With great caution was the cornerstone for getting BP back in and changing their I can report that there has been no recorded instance of oil hitting approach,” Dannheisser says. “But for their effort, there would Gulf Breeze shoreline to date.” have been numbers of occasions when tremendous quantities of oil would have come in but (Flotilla Commander) Bill Clark and The 33 flotilla volunteers have logged nearly 600 hours since May his team identified oil, harassed for response, and sometimes a 15 braving the heat of summer to cover three patrols each day half day later BP would finally get there.” through area waters at dawn, noon and dusk scanning for any sight of oil. Each patrol lasts two hours. Immediately after the oil spill, city staff responded alone, with Eddy and Fire Chief Shane Carmichael conducting initial patrols. "These volunteers are at the heart of our protection; they are the "They knew it was going to be a long term problem, so they backbone,” Mayor Beverly Zimmern assures. “Without them, we recruited Bill and let him organize the flotilla. From day one, would be lost. They are our line of defense; the eyes and ears that someone has volunteered to document the oil, contact the BP peo- BP has not afforded us. It speaks volumes of the quality of the peo- ple, raise cain with the work teams to get a response,” ple in this community that they would step up to protect this Dannheisser summarizes. “It’s made all the difference in the important natural resource - it makes me so proud to be the mayor world for our shores.” Sponsored by Quint & Rishy Studer

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RECOVERY: More devaluation of property could be ‘catastrophic’ Continued from page 1A business leaders taxable retail sales in what we years we’ve really one had only all working Floridians. and bank cus- think of in the traditional one year that you could think of Leisure and hospitality consis- Harper listed the loss in sales tomers gathered tourism sector. In short, I call as normal.” tently ranks in the top three tax revenues and bed tax rev- for the discussion it January in July. We are see- Harper reported that the industries employing workers enues as “significant.” with Harper, “and ing winter trough kind of greater Pensacola area is not in the state. “I think that the day the oil is within two weeks spending levels when we “the most tourism-intensive Harper warned the group that finally stopped, BP will start to of the oil incident should really be in the peak economy” in North Florida. with each $1 million in lost play hard ball,” Harper warned. we felt the brakes Harper of our season, which always The tourism industry is a huge tourism revenues, hundreds of “We cannot truly recover slam on. The bank comes in July.” business in Florida, where a thousands of dollars less in real from this. We cannot get every- is only as good as our customers Resort Realty realtor Gary significant economic impact is estate activity takes place, thing back that we’ve lost. are doing; we feel this latest set- Michaels agreed. “Spring was felt from visitors. In 2008, affecting also that market. This is going to be a long, back with every one of our cus- busy with sales and listings and approximately 84.2 million “From the economist’s point drawn-out process. tomers.” then when the spill hit in May – visitors to Florida generated of view, all those businesses, “This was the year we Ritchie hosted the meeting the beach went dead. With $65.2 billion in taxable sales, properties have a claim,” should’ve been in full- blown last Wednesday in the bank’s recent news of some capping $3.9 billion in state taxes and Harper said. “Already dis- recovery and seeing a vast Palafox Street branch. success, properties are being employed 1,007,000 Florida tressed properties are being improvement over 2009,” he “Banks are the financial oil shown again. Contracts residents. Over 956,000 constantly undervalued to said. “Our feeder markets of that lubricate our economy,” After suffering economically workers were employed in market. If these coastal prop- Birmingham, Atlanta and Baton Harper said, “and when busi- for five years, Harper reported leisure and hospitality jobs in erties are devalued again, it Rouge looked healthy and were nesses are affected, banks are that data shows the “great reces- 2008, or about 12.5 percent of could be catastrophic.” feeding into our market with affected, we all are affected.” sion” affected Northwest their tourism dollars. The num- Harper cited a one-half bil- Florida hard in 2008 and 2009. Linda Taylor Murphy bers, instead, are staggering.” lion dollar hit to tourism sales “We really only had one normal Gulf Coast Community Bank over the season. “As to the season in 2007 because in our CEO Buzz Ritchie echoed magnitude of the spill in area we had seriously depleted Harper’s findings. “We literally coastal metro areas, it is easy and damaged inventory of felt that things were getting bet- to predict there’d be $150 places to rent following Ivan ter,” Ritchie told the group of million per month decrease in and Dennis… out of the past 5 WEEK 14: Tourism interest improving

Continued from page 1A don’t appear to be any leaks – Tourism has been down, expect- conditions that are essential edly, for most of the summer, Now’s the time to make By the middle of last week, before it can be sealed from the but that may soon change. a real estate purchase. Gulf Coast officials, responders top and bottom through the two “We’ll know a lot more when Call Today and residents were staring down methods. we get our June numbers,” cell: 850-748-0865 the barrel of what appeared to BP also initiated a change in Wilkes said. “But barring any office: 850-934-3233 be a loaded gun – Tropical command earlier this week, as unforeseen circumstances, such Storm Bonnie. American Bob Dudley will as a storm, we may be able to All booming equipment pro- replace Tony Hayward as CEO, start recovering soon.” tecting local shorelines was effective Oct. 1. Dudley said The state received $25 mil- extracted to protect it from Tuesday that in the aftermath of lion from BP for tourism mar- being damaged by the the disaster, he’s “sure there will keting in Florida. After the approaching storm. be changes” in the oil industry. money ran out, Gov. Charlie [email protected] Evacuations ahead of Bonnie Dudley – a Mississippian Crist in a July 14 letter asked for also delayed the effort to seal who is a long-time BP employ- another $50 million to over- the capped well for about a ee with more than 30 years in come damage caused by the oil week, but crews have now the oil business – is a chemical spill, but BP rejected that returned after the storm dissi- engineer by training. He was put request. The governor has since pated in the Gulf of Mexico in charge of the day-to-day lead- asked for reconsideration. with little more than a whimper. ership of the Gulf spill cleanup “I really think we’ll get the Crews working on the oil operation in June. funds,” Wilkes said. “We well have once again connected The news regarding local absolutely need it. through the relief well to exist- impacts continues to be posi- “. . . Now that (the well) is ing sub-sea equipment, BP said tive. In the past week, only a capped and there is virtually no Tuesday. small amount of tar balls have oil on the beaches, property Retired Coast Guard Adm. washed onto area beaches. managers say they are starting Thad Allen, the U.S. official NOAA’s Monday oil plume to get some calls. Our ads are overseeing the response, now model showed the oil plume still running, and I do expect says he expects the first step in located 120 miles from interest to pick up in August and permanently sealing the well to Pensacola Beach, and all beyond.” begin early next week. The pro- Escambia and Santa Rosa beach- NOAA on July 22, when it cedure, called a “static kill,” es are currently open to sun- reopened 26,388 square miles of entails pouring heavy mud and bathing, swimming and fishing. Gulf waters to commercial and cement into the well from above. The latest water, soil and air recreational fishing. That first step would eventu- quality samples collected in the “NOAA is working to protect ally be followed by a second area have showed little to no public safety while minimizing effort to plug the once-gushing harmful components related to harm to the fishing industry,” well, sealing it permanently the oil spill. For up-to-date said Jane Lubchenco, Ph.D., from the bottom through a relief health-related information, visit under secretary of commerce well, which could begin as early the County Web site: www.san- for oceans and atmosphere and as Aug. 7-9. tarosa.fl.gov/oilspill (look under NOAA administrator. The latest readings showed “Health” tab). “We are confident that the well is holding 11 days after Amid the recent “changes in seafood caught in this area is, valves on the new containment wind,” the Gulf coast economy and will continue to be, free cap were closed. And there continues to tread water. from contamination.” Asian Fusion Cuisine Sushi Bar & Grill

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CO-PUBLISHERS Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR Joe Culpepper SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson SALES Rusti Fontaine “I want to travel to Europe, go Cindy Kennedy Video offers disturbing evidence skydiving and snorkel in Belize.” OFFICE MANAGER There’s a video posted on ing off as much oil as possible Kristen Dearie Karen Murphy YouTube that everyone living in during the cover of night as to Pensacola ART DIRECTOR Santa Rosa County should see. avoid being detected by the Denise Lukas And I’m not talking about the cynical public. By morning’s alleged ‘Sign-Gate’ scandal light, the smell is usually gone GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION involving state representative or at least much less potent than David Schulz election hopefuls Greg Brown Jr. it had been at 2:30 a.m. CONTRIBUTORS and Doug Broxson (although I Wathen implores local gov- Betty Archer Allen highly recommend that one, too). ernments and agencies to ade- Bette Boyle Rather, the video you must quately test air qualities and Pam Brannon see is footage and the result of a give the public the straight facts Scott Page recent reconnaisance flight over distinct coating of film sheen through it on a clear, sunny day, about the possible ramifications. Jack Kale the Gulf and areas affected by was discovered and very evi- then it’s certainly likely that If we see a rash of respiratory the Deepwater Horizon disaster. dent on the leading edges of the humans are breathing this same and pulmonary problems in the Member: The latest installment by airplane, a high-wing Cessna, toxic mix of oil and dispersant coming years, we may indeed “I want to take my daughter to Florida Press Association environmentalist John L. perhaps. Even the smallest riv- and unknowingly subjecting realize that we were poisoned Wathen of Tuscaloosa, Ala., ets that hold the plane’s sheet themselves to health hazards not with possibly deadly conse- Disney World for the first time National Newspaper Assn. shows in vivid detail the metal to its foundation showed yet manifested. quences by BP. this year. She’s four years old and Gulf Breeze Area Chamber amount of oil that continued to that oil had accumulated simply I, too, am concerned about During a recent visit to the has never been.” of Commerce (“2003 Small coat the Gulf surface on by flying over the Gulf. Wathen the air quality in Gulf Breeze Tiger Point Walmart, I saw a Robert Gleim Business of the Year”) Monday, July 19, just days points out that there were no and on Pensacola Beach. I live young mother and her daughter Navarre Pensacola Beach Chamber before Tropical Storm Bonnie fires burning off oily pockets as in Midway not far from Santa standing in the check-out line of Commerce was expected to pass over the has been the case often in Rosa Sound. Each night at 2:30 wearing surgical masks, pre- Pensacola Chamber area. The storm, of course, fiz- recent weeks. Rather, the oil a.m., I walk the family dog in sumably to avoid the dangers of of Commerce zled, sparing the shores of was believed to be the result of our backyard. On many nights just what I’ve been describing. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama simple nature – oil-covered while most of you are sleeping, I chuckled under my breath Navarre Tourist water evaporating into the I can attest that the air is full of Development Council and Pensacola Beach a surge of at the sight. But now, weeks oil that many experts had atmosphere and possibly being the thick, pungent smell of later, I think they were on to Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce feared. redistributed over the mainland burning oil. It will flat knock something – something very Well, that’s the good news. in the form of rain. you down after stepping out of real and menacing. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze The bad news is that upon Wathen’s fear is that if there the controlled, air-conditioned To view the YouTube video, News welcomes your opinion. landing his aircraft in Fairhope, is enough oil in the air to leave environment of your home. log on to: youtube.com/watch? We reserve the right to edit a Ala., after a five-hour flight, a a residue on an airplane passing My guess is that BP is burn- v=q85YBdR6EpM letter to fit space available. We do not accept letters containing “I want to go to Italy and go para- a personal attack on any indi- sailing. I’ve already swam with vidual. Letters must be limited the dolphins.” to one per month from an indi- Protecting sources means protecting public Tricia Trenchard vidual writer. If we receive form Pensacola letters, we will print only the first During the course of its cially. These are all heavy-hand- one we receive. Include your investigation into the Gulf oil ed tactics to illicit the names of name, address and daytime spill, The Associated Press was people who can then be identi- phone number. given information from the fied and retaliated against. then-office of Mineral Media companies large and CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Management Services that was small faced with the enormous News is committed to accuracy not making a lot of sense. expenses of fighting such legal and wants to hear from you if we As millions of gallons of battles to protect sources are need to make a correction or crude spewed into the gulf turning their backs on com- clarification. Please email us waters and the oversight by pelling stories. at [email protected] MMS officials on BP’s well As S. 448 awaits permission with the subject line was being called into question, never have been told about level. S. 448 would change that from key senate leadership to CORRECTION or CLARIFICATION. Or, call an anonymous source in that Watergate. and extend the same protections come to the floor for a full vote, (850) 932-8986 during office told reporters far different A bill currently in the U.S. offered through statute or com- all senators, representing the “I’d definitely like to go to office hours and ask for stories than what they had been Senate will help assure such mon law in 49 states to the interests of American citizens, Alaska; and try skydiving.” news or sports departments. initially told. This anonymous stories continue to reach the national government. Without it, need to hear from their con- Charles Martin ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze source set the record straight by public. S. 448, The Free Flow stories focusing on the federal stituents. Citizens who value the Pensacola News will not be responsible for coming forward and speaking of Information Act, will protect government will not be told importance of transparency in quality or discoloration in ads out, and suddenly the world the sources on whom journalists because reporters are faced with governance and think the provided by the advertiser or its knew that this was more than a rely from having their identities threats of jail time and fines if American press needs to contin- agents. mechanical failure; it was a full exposed in all but a few circum- they do not turn on their ue to serve as the watchdog on system failure. The people hired stances including where nation- sources. the federal government should Gulf Breeze News is published to keep these events from al security concerns are raised. Subpoenas against the press tell their senators to support this weekly on Thursdays for $30 occurring were ignoring their Five years in the making, the numbered more than 3,000 measure. per year by Gulf Breeze News Publishing, Inc. Periodical responsibilities. current version of this bill is nationwide in 2006 with 335 Only when there is a free postage paid at Gulf Breeze, At times, anonymous sources supported by more than 50 jour- issued by federal prosecutors flow of information from the Florida. USPS # 021819. provide crucial information to nalism organizations, the White seeking the identities of news government to its people can we Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- the press. Stories of oil disasters House, the Justice Department sources, according to a survey truly appreciate the beauty and tions. POSTMASTER: Please may be the latest, but without and most of your Congressional conducted by a Brigham Young power of a democracy. send address changes to citizens coming forward and delegation. University law professor. More ■ Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box sharing vital information, Most states have laws that than a few journalists have Kevin Z. Smith is the 2009- 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Americans would not know can protect a source’s identity spent time in jail, and some 2010 national president of the “I want to travel the world and be All content is copyrighted about steroids in sports, exces- from overzealous prosecutors have been forced out of the pro- Society of Professional able to help people as much as I 2010. Advertising rates are sive military spending, or food and judges, but there is no such fession all together by heavy Journalists. Reach him at can.” available upon request. and drug hazards. We would protection yet at the federal fines that crippled them finan- [email protected]. Katrina Washington Pensacola

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The Rev. Christiana and two children. The group (Christie) Olsen will assume her will meet at Adventures duties Sunday, Aug. 1 at St. Unlimited in Milton. Sign-up is Francis of Assisi Episcopal going on now in the Children’s Church in Gulf Breeze. Ministry Foyer. St. Francis parishioners are Calvary Chapel will stage its planning a big welcome for her next beach Baptism on Sunday, following the service. The Aug. 8 at 5 p.m. Participants church invites all area residents will gather at the Pensacola to visit St. Beach Gulf Pier for a time of Francis on worship, fellowship and testi- FAITH Sundays to mony through believers’ bap- hear the tism. words of this new minister of At 7 p.m. on the same God. evening, Calvary Chapel is pro- Olsen will give imagination moting a community prayer and leadership to all of the areas event at the Pier. Mike Pinzone, of the church. a church member, owns the pier “I couldn’t be more excited and has made it available for all about being called to minister to come and pray. There will be with the bright and faithful peo- pastors from different churches ple of St. Francis and look for- leading times of prayer for the ward to doing the good work Betty Archer Allen//Gulf Breeze News economic and financial impact God will give us, in the church, Rev. Christiana Olsen brings years of experience to her new of the oil spill, impact on our environment, wisdom for those in the community of Gulf role as Rector at St. Francis. She spent 18 months at the in leadership, and God’s protec- Breeze, and in the world,” Olsen National Cathedral among other assignments during career. tion of the Gulf Coast. said. and Bounces” – an introduction tals and make a few new Members, guests and sup- Olsen graduated from Yale- to music and movement for friends. Pick up a registration porters are reminded that food Berkeley Divinity School infant and toddlers (birth to age form at the front desk of either items for those in need will be (MDiv) in 2002 and following 4). campus or email amythax- collected on Sunday, Aug. 15. ordination served as Associate Art Alliance has a vision to [email protected] with any ques- Containers will be set up in the for Pastoral Care at Saint equip all students with the tions. foyer to collect items that have Michael in Dallas for five years. knowledge and training they All programs of the church been requested by the local food She spent 18 months at the need to further their musical tal- are open to the public. For more pantries, including: Canned National Cathedral in ents and achieve their musical information on these or any fruits and meats; dried and Washington, D.C., before goals. Lessons are available at other activity of the church, call canned pasta; dried beans, baby returning to Saint Michael’s as both Fairpoint and Soundside 932-3594 or 916-1660 or visit food, breakfast items; powered an Associate for Discipleship campuses. milk; canned or boxed products; and Engagement. www.gbumc.org. Registration is under way the peanut butter; toothpaste and GBUMC summer basketball toothbrushes; toilet paper; hand Music, voice lessons clinic at the Soundside Campus Calvary Chapel canoe trip is Saturday sanitizer; soap; shampoo; femi- available at GBUMC on Aug. 9-12. Kindergarten nine products; diapers; wet through second grade will meet wipes; socks; and underwear. Got a song in your heart? from 9 to 11 a.m., and third- and Calvary Chapel-Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze United fourth-graders will meet from will host an adventure on Related elsewhere Methodist Church offers lessons noon to 2 p.m. For only $25, Saturday, July 31 with a canoe ■ Talk of the Town: for all ages in voice, bass, participants will receive a free trip down Coldwater Creek. The Episcopal Church Women drums, piano, violin, saxophone T-shirt, have the chance to work cost is $50 per canoe, which plan Back to School Literacy and guitar and even “Giggles on their basketball fundamen- accommodates up to two adults Fair for Aug. 4, 4B OBITUARIES

GEORGE J. HUTTON JR. ber of St. Luke’s Episcopal Matthew Wilkins and Joshua gratitude to the staff and resi- 1925-2010 Church of Marianna; the Stephen Wilkins of Laguna dents of Gulf Breeze Courtyard Panama City Chapter of the Niguel; brother and sister-in- for their daily love and care, and George John Hutton Jr., 84, Sons of The American law Wayne and Michal Ivey of the staffs of Gulf Breeze of Bonifay and father of Gulf Revolution; and the University Pensacola; brother and sister- Hospital and Covenant Hospice Breeze Mayor Beverly Zimmern, of Cincinnati Alumni in-law Larry and Jan Lee of for keeping Frank comfortable passed away Monday July 19, Association. George was an Burlington, N.C.; and many during his last days. 2010 in Bonifay. avid computer buff who nieces and nephews. A graveside service was held Hutton was enjoyed communicating with Funeral services were held at Barrancas National Cemetery born and raised in friends and family via email – July at Harper-Morris Memorial on Monday, July 26. Cincinnati Ohio, something he did up until the Chapel in Pensacola. Burial fol- Memorial donations may be the son of George day he passed. lowed at Barrancas National made in Davis’ memory to the and Margarita Memorial services will be Cemetery with full military hon- Naval Aviation Museum, 1750 Hutton. He gradu- held Sunday, Aug. 8, at 4 p.m. at ors. Memorial donations may be Radford Boulevard, Suite E, ated early from St Luke’s Episcopal Church in made to Naval Aviation Museum Pensacola, FL 32508. Foundation, Inc., 1750 Radford, Hutton Withrow High Marianna. In lieu of flowers, Arrangements were entrusted School to proudly donations can be made to St Blvd., Suite B, NAS Pensacola, to Rose Lawn Funeral Home of serve his country in the United Luke’s Episcopal Church FL 32508. Gulf Breeze. Offer condo- Harper-Morris Memorial States Navy where he received 4362 Lafayette Street, lences, share memories and Chapel was entrusted with an honorable discharge after his Marianna, FL 32446 or; to sup- sign the guestbook at arrangements. tour of duty during World War II. port sending World War II veter- www.roselawn-fh.com. He was a radio/ telegrapher ans to Washington, D.C., to see operator on the Martin Mars air- their monument, send donations FRANK F. DAVIS craft. Hutton was onboard for the to The Rotary Club – Emerald 1922-2010 maiden (JATO) jet-assisted flight Coast Honor Flight, P.O. Box 86, of the NATS Philippine Mars Pensacola, FL 32591. Frank F.Davis, 87, of Navarre, from Alameda Naval Air Station passed away on Wednesday, to Honolulu and back. JOHN B. WILKINS July 21, 2010. Hutton graduated from the 1926-2010 Davis served in the U.S. Navy University of Cincinnati with a as a Naval Aviator in World War Bachelors of Fine Arts in Radio John B. Wilkins, 84, of Gulf II. He was stationed at Education in 1949. His first job Breeze, passed away Saturday, Kaneone Naval Air Station in was with a radio station in July 10, 2010. Hawaii and was a survivor of the Covington, Ky., at which time he Wilkins was born May 26, Pearl Harbor attacks. He was a met his love Katherine 1926 in Gaffney, S.C., the son of proud member of the Silver Wickstrom, a nursing student at William R. and Carrie Bass Eagles Association of WWII Jewish Hospital. After they wed, Wilkins. He was a veteran of enlisted pilots. George and Kathy relocated to World War II, The Korean War In 1948, Davis began a 37- Miami where they resided until and The Vietnam War. He retired year career with Gulf Power Co., 1976. He retired early from the from the United States Navy retiring in 1985. Upon retire- Miami Herald, where he worked after serving 21 years of active ment, he found enjoyment in as a pressman and crew chief duty. woodworking. He created for over 20 years. After moving He was also employed by unique toys and furniture for chil- to Northwest Florida, Hutton Grumman Aerospace dren and local daycare centers became a postal worker in Corporation of Long Island, N.Y., and shared his talent at numer- Chipley. for 25 years. He retired in 1990 ous area craft shows. Hutton was preceded in death in San Diego and moved to Gulf Davis is survived by his wife by his wife Katherine of 56 Breeze in 1991. of 60 years, June Davis; son, years. Wilkins is survived by his John Michael Davis and wife He is survived by four chil- wife of 57 years, Sandra; sons, Patti; daughter, Carol Freeman dren: Beverly Zimmern (Bill), John Stephen Wilkins and wife and husband Gene; sister, Virginia Oatman (Jon), George Linda of Laguna Niguel, Calif., Jackie Kendrick; granddaughter, J. Hutton III (Patti Jo), and and Michael Lee Wilkins of Ayla Freeman; grandson, James Hutton (Robin); nine Marietta, Ga.; grand children, Geoffrey Freeman, and numer- grandchildren and six great- Taylor Lee Wilkins of Marietta, ous other relatives. grandchildren. He was a mem- Marine Corps LCpI John The family expresses sincere

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER July 29, 2010 Regency Hospice expands to Northwest Florida

■ Monsignor Luke Hunt appointed board member

Regency Hospice recently welcomed Monsignor Luke Hunt to their Board of Directors. Regency Hospice is a leading health care organi- zation dedicated to the highest quality of care for patients with life limiting illness. As patients face this difficult time hospice pro- vides individualized care to each patient that addresses not only their physical needs but also the emotional and spiritual requirements of these patients and their families. Regency Hospice of Northwest Florida services include counseling and education about disease management and the Garage organization dying process. This is provided seamlessly to the family unit in conjunction with patient care. can prevent falls “Through the years hospice programs, especial- ly Regency Hospice of Northwest Florida, has Mike Mashburn, Chaplain/Volunteer Not just a place to park a car, the garage is an grown and improved their services which include Coordinator, Stacey Taylor, Office Manager, extension of the home - a back-door pantry for physicians, nurses and allied health personnel bulky items, a spot to store muddy shoes and MSW Intern, Stephanie Salvator, Hospice experienced at pain management and the particular Care Coordinator, Monsignor Luke Hunt, coats, and an escape place to garden or tinker medical needs of the dying patient” said Anthony Director, Anthony Martinez, Executive with tools. It can also become a habitat for col- Martinez, Executive Director Director, Sandra Desmond, Regional lecting clutter, and a locale that can cause falls “Through Regency Hospice, a registered nurse Director of Business Development; and and injuries when not well-organized. is at the disposal of every patient 24 hours a day 7 Robin Ard, Volunteer. As the family's main passage to the home, days a week” said Jeanette Glass, Clinical Director shouldn't it be as clean and orderly as your front Regency Hospice has established itself in entrance? Just four easy organizing ideas can Northwest Florida as a leader in Hospice services Monsignor Hunt is the Pastor of St. Ann’s make the most of your garage this summer: providing their patients and families outstanding Catholic Church in Gulf Breeze. After careful ■ Keep items off the ground. Spare your floor care when life matters most. search and consideration and community input, from pileups and keep your belongings clean and Of course a dynamic agency such as theirs Regency Hospice is confident they have found dry by storing them up and off the ground. requires a dedicated Board of Directors who are their new board member with all the qualifications Slatwall system with adjustable hooks, racks and not only experienced but display care and compas- they look for in a leader for their hospice program. baskets provides plenty of flexibility to add and sion in their own walks of life. For more information on the important services rearrange. Choose cabinets with feet that adjust On Wednesday, July 21, Regency Hospice wel- that Regency Hospice provides, please contact Monsignor Luke Hunt accepts a plaque of to accommodate uneven floors. comed the newest member to their family, Regency Hospice at www.RegencyHospice.com appreciation from Anthony Martinez, Regency Hospice Executive Director. ■ Make it easy to go green. Situate a space Monsignor Luke Hunt. or call 850-478-2695. right outside the door to store recyclables, returnables, and reusable grocery bags. In a con- venient location they'll be easy to access and eas- ier to remember to take with you on the next trip to the store. Trauma Intervention Program ■ Store all your sun essentials in one spot and get to the pool and beach sooner. Locate baskets, shelves and hooks at kid-height for storing balls, volunteers are there during a crisis buckets, flip flops and fold-up chairs. Show BY LISA NEWELL The call hours of training needed over young children where things go with pictures goes out over two weeks. Once involved in the and word labels for fast and easy clean-up. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] the dispatch: a program, volunteers will also ■ Keep the dirt outside and spend less time family is in attend one three-hour continu- inside cleaning. Set up a shoe storage rack and crisis after the tragic death of a family member. ing education session per practice the habit of shedding shoes before enter- The next call goes out to the Trauma Intervention month. ing your home. Place a rug or scraper outside the Program volunteer on duty, who many times gets TIP was founded over 25 door to cut the dirt tracked inside. Store sweat- out of bed to come into the home with the emer- years ago with the mission of shirts in the garage to grab and gather for a cool gency responders, to focus on the needs of the providing “emotional first aid” summer evening of stargazing. family. to victims of traumatic events Laurie Ford has been making those calls for and their families during the over three years. A 30-year military wife, she first hours following a tragedy. Help parents, elderly was looking to discover her special purpose fol- TIP volunteers are dispatched lowing a divorce. She discovered it in being a by local police, fire and hospital (ARA) - Spring and summer family gatherings TIP volunteer. emergency room personnel to such as holidays and family vacations are often “It puts everything in perspective,” Ford said. give aid on scene to physically the first opportunities that families get to spend “Everything that you’re upset about, you look uninjured by traumatized “co- time together. As a family, you have the opportu- back and realize it wasn’t important,” she said. victims.” nity to catch up with older loved ones and to She learned about the TIP program when she “We help the family, but we notice possible changes in their physical or men- saw a training session mentioned in the newspa- mostly help the police, the fire tal health that may stand out after not seeing them per. “God said, that’s it,” she recalled, and she and the emergency responders,” for a while. This is especially important if they registered for the training while she also under- Ford says, allowing them to do are more than 65 years old or were previously went Stephen Minister training at the Gulf their jobs while the family is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease (AD). Breeze United Methodist Church, where she is a comforted. For example, fire- Monitor Your Loved Ones' Cognitive member. Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News fighters won’t have time to Health On some days, she may be there to comfort Laurie Ford is one of the many Trauma Intervention Program comfort a family who is watch- It is important to closely monitor your loved the family of a child who has drowned, then go volunteers who show up to help those undergoing a crisis. ing their house burn because one's cognitive health to assess whether they are to a home where a person has died of natural The hours she spends helping others helps her keep her they need to fight the fire, Ford doing as well as they can. Some family members causes. In all cases, she is there to help the emer- own life in perspective, she says, and she encourages oth- explained. resist the idea that their loved one's health is gency workers do their job while she helps the ers to join the ranks of TIP volunteers. A large part of the program is declining, which is normal because AD is a diffi- living deal with what has happened. helping families find the cult disease to accept. However, it is important to “In many ways, we are invisible,” Ford says, realize the benefit of having a person there resources they need, directing them how to find note if your loved one's symptoms are getting because the families are often in shock and beside you while while undergoing a tragedy. lodging, food, and money after the crisis. worse. Family members can create a support sys- unable to focus on their surroundings after deal- Some are busy with their families but still find “In our area, there’s a lot going on because of tem for their loved ones by engaging others as ing with a tragedy. She says there are times that time to dedicate three 12-hour sessions per the oil, the economy and the lost jobs,” Ford early as possible. the family members don’t recognize her, even month to help others. says. She knows this despondency can result in Alzheimer's: A Progressive Disease within the space of a few hours after she was in As Ford says, the job is very rewarding, but suicides, and the toll it takes on those who are Age is the biggest risk factor for AD, as the their home. “there are not enough of us.” left behind. chances of developing the disease doubles every “The know somebody was there,” she said, A new training session begins Thursday, Aug. TIP volunteers also help rape victims by mak- five years after age 65. Disease progression is but they don’t recall the face of the person who 12 at Santa Rosa Shores Baptist Church in Gulf ing sure they get the help they need through var- generally described in three stages - mild, moder- held their hand, spoke softly to them and helped Breeze. ious resources. ate and severe. The Alzheimer's Association esti- them find the resources they need to get to the Qualified candidates are those who have a Through it all, TIP volunteers respect the pri- mates more than 5 million Americans age 65 and next step. good heart, know what tragedy is like and can vacy of the individuals they help. They are avail- older are living with AD, and 72 percent of these TIP volunteers come from all walks of life. relate to others who are hurting. They will have able 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. patients have moderate or severe disease. By Some, like Ford, are empty nesters who want to reliable transportation, a cell phone and a good To register as a TIP volunteer and sign up for 2050, as baby boomers age, it is estimated 13.5 make a significant contribution to others. Some driving record with insurance. Beyond that, the the training program, call (850) 934-6654 or million Americans will have the condition. others are those who lost a family member and Trauma Intervention Program provides the 36 (850) 516-4587 or email [email protected]. Courtesy of ARAcontent

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2 B July 29, 2010 GULF BREEZE NEWS Entertainment/Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Several big-name artists NOT YOUR GARDEN VARIETY OF added to the 1st annual De Luna Fest band lineup REPTILES! Headliners Bush, Daughtry including the Emerald Coast and Dierks Bentley have been Keeper (www.emeraldcoast- added to the De Luna Fest keeper.org), ensuring the line-up finalizing an already health of the beach for genera- impressive list of performers tions to come. Get up close and personal for its inaugural year including “This area has been hoping performances from Stone for a festival like this for with pythons, snake-necked Temple Pilots, 311, 30 years,” said Scott Wheatley, Seconds to Mars, Black Rebel FFTG partner and festival pro- turtles, veiled chameleons, Motorcycle Club, Paper ducer. “Bring your beach Tongues, The Submarines, chair, stake a spot in the sand, alligators and more! Michael Franti & Spearhead, and be ready to have a great Edward Sharpe & The weekend on Pensacola Magnetic Zeros, The Bravery, Beach.” Reptiles have crept, crawled and slithered "Like everything at the Exploreum, the Rebelution, Better than Ezra Festival tickets were made REPTILE PLANET from all over the globe to invade the Gulf Coast Reptile Planet exhibit is both entertaining and and many more. available online at delu- Now - October 24 Exploreum Science Center in Downtown educational," said Hela Sheth, marketing and The two-day festival, nafest.com, and discount tick- Mobile. Called Reptile Planet, this new exhibit public relations director. "The exhibit has seen scheduled for Friday and ets are available at Seville EXHIBIT ONLY TICKETS features 30 live, exotic creatures from more than strong attendance numbers to date, and we hope Saturday, October 15-16, will Quarter in Downtown 20 different countries and is open now through this trend continues as tourism to the area has (Permanent and Reptile Planet) feature musical performances Pensacola and at The Bridge Oct. 24. been down due to the negative on three stages directly on Bar and Sunset Lounge in Gulf Adults (19-59) - $13.00 The largest traveling reptile effects of the oil spill." Pensacola Beach fronting the Breeze. Seniors (60+) - $11.50 exhibit in the world, Reptile GULF COAST EXPLOREUM Sheth said that local interest Gulf of Mexico. DeLuna Fest Online Early-Bird Ticket Youth (13-18) - $11.50 Planet's objective is to help the SCIENCE CENTER in the exhibit has exceeded will be the first major music prices are $60 for a weekend Child (2-12) - $11.00 public gain a new perspective on 65 Government St. expectations, based on the festival in the Pensacola area pass and $55 weekend dis- creatures that are often seen as Downtown Mobile number of visitors the in more than four years. count passes are available in Exit 26B off Interstate 10 COMBO TICKETS frightening and harmful. In addi- Exploreum saw in the first few “There will be something person at Seville Quarter and tion, families can explore the bio- (251) 208-6873 weeks. More than 1,300 guests here for everyone,” said Nick The Bridge Bar and Sunset (Permanent, Reptile Planet and diversity of the globe as they visit www.exploreum.com experienced Reptile Planet on Bodkins, festival organizer, Lounge. VIP ticket-and-travel IMAX) snakes, lizards, turtles and more opening day, and 8,500 came Five Flags Tourism Group packages start at $275 and will Adults (19-59) - $17.00 from countries like Madagascar, HOURS OF OPERATION through during the first 10 (FFTG). “We’re bringing be available online or by Seniors (60+) - $16.00 India, Sri Lanka and Costa Rica. Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm days. amazing live performances to phone at 888-9DELUNA. The exhibit offers visitors an Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Bria Igo, 13, and her mom our area with ticket prices that Two popular Innisfree Youth (13-18) - $16.00 Sunday Noon - 5:00 pm Child (2-12) - $14.50 opportunity to see reptiles such as traveled from Milton, Fl. to will encourage people of all hotels – The Hampton Inn the western diamondback rat- see Reptile Planet. Her ages to support Pensacola Pensacola Beach and The tlesnake, gila monster, Burmese favorite creatures were the snake-necked turtles. Beach while having fun. Hilton Pensacola Beach – are MEMBER RATE python and saltwater crocodile in naturalistic "I had never seen anything like those turtles “The beach needs our sup- offering De Luna Fest accom- Members receive free habitats. before," said Igo. "They were snakes and turtles port now more than ever. modation packages – a two- admission for perma- If the live reptiles weren't enough excitement all-in-one, which was really neat to see." Small businesses on the beach night hotel package with tick- nent exhibits. Each for children already, there are also many interac- Due to the large attendance numbers, visitors need this festival. We will do ets for two to DeLuna Fest. tive activities for visitors to explore, such as to the Exploreum are encouraged to purchase member pays only whatever is necessary to make Hotel packages are available "milking" a viper or learning to "speak croco- tickets in advance at www.exploreum.com. this festival happen, and the by calling 888-9DELUNA or $1.25 to see Reptile dile" in less than five minutes. Feeding demon- Tickets may also be purchased upon arrival to community is working hard to visiting delunafest.com. Planet. strations are also conducted daily. the Exploreum at its Box Office. clean up the beach and keep it For more information about beautiful.” De Luna Fest, contact A portion of De Luna Fest’s Nicholas Bodkins, Five Flags ticket sales will be donated to Tourism Group, at 888-933- Hawkins Park various ecological endeavors 5862 or [email protected]. Check out Peltier as one to reopen on of Loblolly’s ‘Women That August 4 with Covenant Hospice delivers ceremony ‘funniest show on earth’ Walk Right Through It’ Hawkins Park is set to Step right up! Covenant own “Comedy Central reopen on Wednesday, August Hospice is proud to present the Presents” half-hour special. He Gulf Breeze Chamber of trolling and a bit manipulative. 4 after several years of 16th Annual Evening of has also performed on The Late Commerce President Meg Mrs. Symnowski is more- restoration. Comedy: “The Funniest Show Show with David Letterman Peltier is currently starring in withdrawn and passive. Hawkins Park, located on on Earth,” a gala-style event and The Tonight Show with Jay an emotional new play showing Watch and witness their con- Munson Highway, was donat- featuring a cocktail hour, gour- Leno. at the Loblolly Theatre in frontations over the course of ed by the Hawkins family to met dinner, live and silent auc- Tickets will be sold for $100 Pensacola. nine entertaining appointments. the State of Florida. It was tions and comical entertain- per person; tables of ten are The play – Yolanda Reed’s Though it may seem geared given freely with one consid- ment by stand-up star Vic available for $900 and tables of “Women Walk Through it as if toward a female audience, eration and that is the usage Henley. twelve may be purchased for it Wasn’t There” – tells the tale Peltier says it’s just as enter- must have people with disabil- This year’s circus-themed $1,100. Dress will be business, of two women who meet in the taining for the guys. ities included in the event that event promises a laugh a cocktail or circus attire. waiting room area of a county “And for the guys – yes, it is planned. minute at the Hilton Pensacola Live and silent auctions will counseling center. does sound like a ‘chick’ play; The park has about 3-plus Beach Gulf Front on Saturday, showcase a broad array of Acting is Peltier’s favorite but we've already had several acres that are available for August 14, 2010, from 6 to 10 items including jewelry, art- hobby when not attending to men who attended and enjoyed p.m. WEAR TV-3 news anchor work, goods and services, Submitted photo picnicking, fishing and other the business of promoting a it,” Peltier said. activities. Sue Straughn will return to restaurant, adventure and vaca- Meg Peltier stars in emcee the event, and Brent tion packages. positive climate for Gulf “Here's an idea for you guys Loblolly Theatre’s “Women The Arc Santa Rosa will Breeze businesses. – take your significant other once again begin maintaining Lane of Cat Country 98.7 will For more information, con- Walk Right Through it as if serve as live auctioneer. tact Leah Harrison, develop- One of the two women – out for a fun date night! it Wasn’t There.” and managing this wonderful Mrs. Harton (Peltier) – “Enjoy yummy pizza and park. A true comedy veteran, ment manager, at (850) 208- describes the room as “this several adult beverages at admission is $9. Jim DeBeaugrine, Director Alabama-born Vic Henley has 7122 or by e-mail at leah.harri- chamber of miseries that steals Ozone Pizza (downstairs from The Loblolly is located at of the Agency for Persons appeared on HBO, CBS, NBC, [email protected]. the present from us.” the theatre) and walk upstairs 1010 North 12th Avenue, with Disabilities in FOX, MTV, BRAVO and Visit the Evening of Comedy The other for a live theatre Pensacola – in the Old Sacred Tallahassee will at the 10 a.m. CMT. In addition to co-author- website at woman, Mrs. “Loblolly Theatre is experience Heart Hospital building. ceremony. ing a book with Jeff http://support.covenanthos- Foxworthy, Henley was a VH-1 pice.org/eveningofcomedy/ind Symnowski, is truly Pensacola’s “You'll laugh and In an email, Peltier said For more information, con- played by Patricia cry!” “Loblolly Theater is truly tact Ann Smith, Executive video jockey and the star of his ex.html. Simmons. best-kept secret.” Pensacola's best-kept secret.” Director of The Arc Santa The women – Meg Peltier The upcoming Please call the theatre at Rosa, Inc. at (850) 623-9320. BOX OFFICE have absolutely schedule of per- (850) 439-3010 to reserve seats OPEN DAILY nothing in common, except that formances are: August 1, 5-7 or for further information. 11:30 am their appointments happen to and 13-15. Also, for more information GULF (850) 934-3332 be on the same day at two and The Sunday matinees begin about the theatre, visit the BREEZE Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 CINEMA 4 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit three in the afternoon. at 3 p.m., with all other per- Loblolly Web site: www.loblol- Friday July 30 – Thursday August 5 lytheatre.com. Mrs. Harton is angry, con- formances at 8 p.m. General ART FILMS NOW SHOWING Adults $8 • Child & Seniors $6 • Matinees $6 Show times good ONLY th th Solitary Man (R) Thursday, July 30 - Thursday August 5 1:00....4:00....7:00 ● Dinner for Schmucks (PG-13): 12:00....2:30....4:55....7:25....9:45 The City of Your Final Destinations (PG-13) ● Cats & Dogs: Revenge of Kitty Galore - In DLP Digital 3D (PG): 1:00....4:00....7:00 12:05....2:45....4:45....7:10....9:15 Georgia O’Keefe (NR) ● Charlie St. Cloud (PG-13): 12:30....2:50....5:05....7:20....9:30 1:00....4:00....7:00 ● Ramona and Beezus (G): 12:40....4:10....6:45 BARGAIN MOVIES ● Salt (PG-13): 12:20....4:30....7:00....9:40 Evenings $4 • Matinees $3 • Wed. & Sat. $2 ● The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (PG): 12:50....4:00....7:05....9:20 Karate Kid (PG) 1:00 ONLY Knight and Day (PG-13) 4:00 & 7:00 Only ● Inception (PG-13): 12:00....2:55....6:15....9:15 ● Despicable Me- In DLP Digital 3D (PG): 12:15....4:05....7:35....9:40 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com ● Twilight Saga: Eclipse (PG-13): 9:00 p.m. JPN CINEMAS Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 Find us on Facebook! www.facebook.com 916-9402 To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 29, 2010 3 B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Miller, Frampton headline week in music For more information call Thursday, July 29 the SRIA at (850) 932-2257. Catch the Sawmill Band BEST BETS Fishing for Families at Evenings in Seville Get ready to have 'A Knee Rodeo held in Destin The Fishing for Families Slappin' Good Time' on July waiting room area of a county PLT is located at 400 South 29 when the Sawmill Band Rodeo is presented by the Gulf Power Crist Plant counseling center. Be a witness Jefferson Street Pensacola. two-steps into Seville Square. to their confrontations over the For more information, call Each of the band's members Transformers July 30-31. It will be hosted by the Grand course of nine appointments. the PLT Box Office at (850) has their roots in various Other show dates are August 5- 432-2042. forms of modern and tradi- Lagoon Yacht Club in Destin. All proceeds from this event 7 and 13-15. Sunday matinees tional country music, so con- are at 3 p.m., all others at 8 cert attendees are sure to benefit Ronald McDonald Tuesday, Aug. 3 House Charities of Northwest p.m. enjoy a great country music Call the theatre at (850) 439- Dr. Breeze cures show. Florida. For more information, email 3010 to reserve seats or for fur- with music at ‘Bands’ For more information, call [email protected] or ther information. Dr. Breeze prescribes the Debbie Adkins with the call (850) 429-2282. right dose of great tunes for Pensacola Heritage Le Grand Cirque concert-goers at Bands on the Foundation at (850) 438-6505. Saturday, July 31 continues in Destin Beach from 7-9 p.m. at the Grand Boulevard at Gulfside Pavilion. Friday, July 30 Steve Miller, Peter Sandestin continues to host the The resident music doctor, most amazing family show on or Wilk McKean as his friends Rusty Whitfield plays Frampton take the stage at The Wharf earth. This spellbinding, visual call him, relocated to the Gulf Sounds of Summer Coast from the Big Easy to At 8 p.m., take a trip back to feast incorporates 40 acrobats, Pace-born artist Rusty bring his own style of enter- the 1970s when legendary rock- gymnasts and artists perform- Whitfield takes the stage at the tainment, rich in the tradition ers Steve Miller and Peter ing spectacular feats from 2-4 of his jazz, blues and classic Quietwater Shell July 30- Frampton take the stage at The p.m. rock to local music lovers. August 1 from 6-8 p.m. Wharf Amphitheatre in Orange There are 16 more perform- ances of Le Grande Cirque This talented singer, song- After trying out a few differ- Beach, Ala. through August 15. writer and guitarist special- ent styles of music, Whitfield For more information, call For more information and izes in "good time" entertain- joined the country music scene (251) 224-1020. in 2003 after a visit to the complete monthly sched- ment. Peter Frampton (above) joins Steve Miller for an exciting Nashville. In December of ule, call (866) 973-9610 or For more information call concert at The Wharf in Orange Beach, Ala. on Saturday, visit www.cirquedestin.com. the SRIA at (850) 932-2257. 2008 he recorded his first solo Sunday, Aug. 1 July 31. album and has now been picked up by 15 radio stations Loblolly Theatre PLT ‘Rewind’ recounts Thursday, Aug. 5 in Olde Seville Square with Mark Whibbs, Steve worldwide. Rusty has devel- presents new show a decade of musicals their unique blend of classic Hernandez, Tom Baroco, Dave oped his own unique writing Pensacola’s Loblolly At 2:30 p.m. the Pensacola There will be Mass rock, 80s and modern popular Clark, Mike Vogel, Angela and acoustic performance, Theatre presents Yolanda Culture Center is hosting a Kunfuzion at Evenings tunes, including hits from Baroco, and Brian LeBlanc. going back to when country Reed’s "Women Walk Through cabaret of the past decade of Pensacola jam band, Mass Carrie Underwood and Snow For more information, call music touched the hearts and it as if it Wasn't There.” Pensacola Little Theatre musi- Kunfuzion, will liven things Patrol. (850) 438-6505. lives of everyone who listened. Two women meet in the cals. up from 7-9 p.m. at Evenings Band members include

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p Talk of theTown By Betty Archer Allen [email protected] St. Francis ready to stage Literacy Fair on Aug. 4 Submitted photo The group preparing to watch Art and Mary Leisy go para- The Episcopal Church Kitko, and Dennis and Janice sailing in honor of Art’s 93rd birthday are, front, from left: Women of St. Francis of Assisi Boyce. Publisher Linda Peggy Hollenbeck, Trish Tierny, Art Leisy, Mary Leisy, Jack Episcopal Church in Gulf Wasserman and illustrator Submitted photo Voisinet. Middle: Bea Voisinet, Diane Arnold, Suzie A a Ma eis a ea e e s a Breeze are sponsoring a free Melinda Saunders will be rt nd ry L y don’t pp r to b too n rvou bout Leaycraft, Brooks Hollenbeck. Rear: Jayne Atkins, Marny ei a a i a em a asai i i e a e sa a Back to School Literacy Fair standing in for Eileen Mary th r ppro ch ng t nd p r l ng r d t P n col Needle, Don Needle and Jim Arnold. Story, 1A ea 9 A e e e 9 ea s on Wednesday, Aug. 4 from 9 Wisdom. B ch on July 1 . rt r c ntly turn d 3 y r young. a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Church’s Barnes is a Florida poet, Erik and the Dalarna Horse.’ Kitko is a devoted Christian, Wasserman and Saunders. psychology master’s thesis. Parish Hall. Everyone in the author, and humorist. She grad- Greenlee was born in Biloxi, wife and mother who felt the Wisdom has traveled to Africa Saunders has worked as a South Santa Rosa and uated from Milton High School Miss. She grew up in a log call of the Lord to give children and has a particular interest in professional artist/illustrator in Pensacola Beach area is invited and Florida State University. cabin in southern Mississippi. and parents something they elephants and has watched the Pensacola area for over 20 to come and bring the children. When she’s not writing, Barnes She graduated from the could enjoy together. She grew them for days at a time. She is years. She has performed a Several local authors special- enjoys watching college foot- University of Southern up in Cincinnati, Ohio, and is an animal behaviorist, a copy- wide range of artistic tasks in a izing in children books will be ball and taking as many naps as Mississippi and presently an avid Buckeyes fan but now writer, and a graphic artist. diverse range of mediums. on hand to visit with the chil- possible! resides in Alabama. The golden resides in Florida with her fam- Wasserman is a local writer dren. They are Charlotte O’Leary is a graphic artist years have given her the oppor- ily. and the owner, publisher and Barnes, Dylan O’Leary, Billy and identifies himself through tunity to pursue her dreams of The Boyces, in their first editor of the Pelican Press. Sue Greenlee, Christmas Blair his work ‘The Legend of Prince writing. collaboration, have used Wasserman began writing and Dennis’ vivid original art work editing on her school newspa- to tell how words can influence per and yearbook. She won Catch should make lots of sushi understanding of fact versus. her senior class poetry contest. fiction, what all want to believe She has worked in all areas of Josh Martin, a rising freshman at Gulf Breeze High and how stories can affect rela- newspaper writing and proof- School, shows off a 28-inch King Salmon he caught tionships. reading. She wrote a chapter earlier this month on the Kosilof River in Alaska.Josh Wisdom is a resident of Gulf on ‘Biblical Behavior traveled to Alaska with his father, former Gulf Breeze Breeze is currently living in Modification’ in the 2002 edi- esi e im Ma i e e esi e is r d nt J rt n, Ph.D., th n w pr d nt of Ed on Alaska and cannot attend, but tion of the Encyclopedia of S a e e e M e s t t Coll g Fort y r . her work will be represented by Psychotherapy based on her

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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER July 29, 2010 Sports Briefs Brown’s career continues GBSA, TPSA coaches clinic in familiar surroundings July 30 Davenport The GBHS football ■ coaching staff will put on a 2006 GB grad, after four years with Argos, signs with Pensacola Pelicans coaching clinic for all GBSA set for BY JASON THOMPSON and Tiger Point football coaches July 30-31. Gulf Breeze News another The clinic begins July 30 [email protected] with registration and a social at Kyle Brown is getting to ‘live the 5:30-9 p.m. at the new GBHS busy season dream’ – and he didn’t have to go very Field House. Saturday will far to do it. start with a breakfast, with the BY JASON THOMPSON Brown, a 2006 GBHS graduate, clinic running until noon. The Gulf Breeze News recently completed his college baseball clinic is free to all coaches. [email protected] career at the University of West Florida. Bayside Dynamo A little more than a month later, Brown Ryan Davenport will again coach the signed with the Pensacola Pelicans, who junior varsity volleyball team before College Showcase play on the UWF campus. trying to get the Lady Dolphin soccer August 2-5 “It’s unbelievable – to actually get the team back to the state tournament. The Bayside Dynamo opportunity to keep playing,” said Davenport talks about last year’s Soccer Club will hold its Brown, who has played in all but seven soccer season, as well as the upcoming inaugural College Showcase games for the Pelicans since signing on one in this version of Five Questions. and Camp August 2-5 at Tiger June 9. Q: Talk about your Point Park. The Pels are 2-5 when Brown hasn’t first year as coach of Cost is $100 per camper, played, but they’re 21-13 with him, the Lady Dolphins, who with campers getting including Sunday’s 5-4 win at El Paso. made it to the regional instructions from four college The win snapped the Pelicans’ three- finals this year. coaches. Players for ages 12 game losing streak. Brown’s first inning A: I was very and under will go from 9 a.m.- single snapped a personal 0-for-12 streak. fortunate to have come noon, with players ages 13 and One of the biggest differences from into such a strong Davenport over going from 4-7 p.m. going from college to the professional program. I knew we Campers will receive two t- ranks is using a wooden bat. had the talent to make it to state shirts and a pair of Adidas “It's different, using them every day,” and hopefully win a state title, so shorts as part of their Brown said. “I can tell it’s starting to feel that is the goal we set from Day 1. registration fee. For more better. It’s just a timing thing – just get a We did lose out in the regional good swing and put the bat on it.” information, log on to bayside- Photo by Jason Thompson - Graphic Design by David Schulz / Gulf Breeze News final this past year, but I am very dynamo.com. See Brown, Page 8C Kyle Brown fields a ball between innings of a recent Pensacola Pelicans game. proud of what the girls accomplished over the season. Q: Your first year here you got to coach arguably one of greatest players GBHS has ever had. Talk Southern Legacy second at USSSA World Series about Maggie Rodgers and what BY JASON THOMPSON she brought to the 2010 Lady Dolphin squad. Gulf Breeze News A: Any coach would be grateful [email protected] Second for to have such a great player on the Southern Legacy If several young ladies from team. She is the kind of player that The 10-under Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze missed church on other teams dread and would try to Southern Legacy took sec- Sunday, the Lord would have double and triple team her to keep ond out of seven teams understood. her from being creative. Give her a Saturday at the 2010 USSSA The 10-under Southern free kick within 25 yards of goal and Fast Pitch C World Series Legacy played five consecutive she will put it in nine times out of 10. Tournament in Gulf Shores. games on Saturday (six in all) Not only was she a great goal They are (front, from left): before losing 8-7 in the finals of scorer, she also led in assists. Just Blair Amberson, Reagan the 2010 USSSA Fast Pitch C one more thing to show her Raley, Avery Curington, Kayla World Series Tournament at the versatility and unselfishness. She Carrell and Bella Brindley. Gulf Shores Sports Complex. made everyone around her that Second row (from left): Sam The Southern Legacy much better. Karcher, Lauren Stokes, Livi Q: The boys soccer coaching spot Doerr, Madison Patrick, played two pool games Thursday and a third on Friday became open when Bruce Savage Hayden Lindsay and Sydni stepped down. Did the administration Solliday. Back: Coaches before the start of championship play. After approach you about that? Stephen Stokes, Keith A: I was approached about the Curington, Bryce Karcher. Not winning their Saturday opener, boys job in which I answered “no shown: Rainey Niles. the Southern Legacy lost 3-2 to the Mobile Thrillers. thanks, I will stick with the girls.” It Submitted Photo See Legacy, Page 8C See Five Questions, Page 7C OWN THE LIFESTYLE

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News World Series champs The 12-under Gulf Coast Bulldogs won the Nations Baseball Gulf Coast Select National Championship Friday in Pace. They are (front, from left): Chase Beckstrom, Hayes Durant, Julian Gordon, Evan Floyd, Trey Pearson and Matt Cronin. Back (from left): Jimmy Richardson, coach John Cronin, Zane Gill, Dakota Cassady, Jonathon Burnette, David Rosen, coach Jeff Gill, Brice Peaden and Kyle Hill. Not pictured: Scott Floyd. Bulldogs win Nations Baseball World Series

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The 12-under Gulf Coast Bulldogs rallied from a 5-1 deficit to beat the Newnan, Ga. Shockers 7-6 in the championship game of the Nations Baseball Gulf Coast Select National Championship Friday in Pace. The Shockers scored two in the first inning before the Bulldogs cut the deficit in half with one in the second. David Rosen, who went 3-for-3 with two RBIs, singled before courtesy runner Jonathon Burnette scored on a Jimmy Richardson single. The Shockers scored three more in the third inning before the Bulldogs answered with three of their own in the bottom of the third. Evan Floyd doubled and scored on a Dakota Cassady double before he and Brice Peaden (who singled) scored on NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS a single by Rosen. All Board of County Commissioner Meetings and other county department The Bulldogs would tie the meetings are held at the County Administrative Center, Commissioner's Board game in the fourth when Kyle Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless otherwise indicated. Hill doubled and scored on a bunt single by Chase Budget Workshop - Constitutional Officers August 3 9:00 a.m. Beckstrom. Budget Workshop - Board Departments August 3 1:30 p.m. Beckstrom was named the Marine Advisory August 3 5:00 p.m. tournament’s Best Defensive Blackwater Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors Board Player. 6285 Dogwood Drive, Milton August 5 7:30 a.m. Peaden’s sacrifice fly scored Tourist Development North End Committee August 5 8:30 a.m. Burnette (running for Matt Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce, 5247 Stewart St., Milton Cronin, who singled) to give the Zoning Board of Adjustments August 5 5:30 p.m. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Bulldogs the lead for good. Matt Cronin pitches for the Bulldogs during their championship win Friday. Commission Committee August 9 9:00 a.m. Zane Gill, who went 2-for-3 and Navarre Area Architectural Review Board August 10 3:00 p.m. scored once, doubled and scored Bulldogs 10, BayBears 3: and two runs scored. Floyd Bulldogs 23, Katy (Tx.) Strike Navarre Visitor's Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre on a double by Rosen. Gill went 3-for-3 with a two-run scored twice, while Peadon Force 1: After falling behind 1-0 Tourist Development South End Committee August 11 9:00 a.m. Rosen pitched the first two homer as the Bulldogs advanced went 3-for-3 and scored once. in the first inning, the Bulldogs Navarre Visitors' Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre innings, while Cronin struck out to the title game Thursday. Rosen and Hill both scored scored 13 in the first and 10 in the Building Code Board of Adjustments August 11 2:30 p.m. eight in four innings (including Gill scored three times in the once, while Julian Gordon hit an second to beat the Strike Force. Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton four in the third) to get the win. win, while Cronin had two hits RBI triple. See Bulldogs, Page 3C Commission Regular August 12 9:00 a.m. Local Planning Board August 12 6:00 p.m. Tourist Development Council Board Meeting August 18 3:00 p.m. Navarre Visitor's Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre Aviation Advisory Committee August 18 5:00 p.m. Fire Dept. Executive Group August 18 6:30 p.m. Bagdad Fire Dept., 7043 Oak St., Bagdad Library Advisory Committee August 19 4:00 p.m. Commission Committee August 23 9:00 a.m. Utility Board August 23 5:00 p.m. Bagdad Historical Architectural Advisory Board August 25 8:30 a.m. Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Affordable Housing Advisory Committee August 25 3:00 p.m. Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Parks and Recreation August 25 5:30 p.m. Commission Regular August 26 9:00 a.m. Local Mitigation Strategy meeting August 26 1:30 p.m. Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Commission Special - Rezoning Meeting August 26 6:00 p.m. Municipal Service Benefit Unit Public Hearing August 31 6:00 p.m.

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The Santa Rosa County Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider an ordinance as depicted within this advertise- ment. The hearings are scheduled as follows:

Local Planning Board (to consider and make a recom- mendation on the proposals): Thursday, August 12, 2010 at 6:00 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Thursday, August 26, 2010 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 hearings, the Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinance entitled:

Ordinance No. 1:

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91- 24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING SECTION 11.04.00.G OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, ADDING A MILITARY AIRPORT ZONE NORTH OF THE YELLOW RIVER FOR EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE AND AMENDING THE NOLF CHOCTAW MILITARY Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News AIRPORT ZONE TO INLCUDE THE REVISED AICUZ Bringing home hardware INFORMATION; AMENDING SECTION 11.04.00.i ADDING A MILITARY AIRPORT NOTIFICATION The GBHS Dance team brought home several awards at their recent Dance Camp at Auburn University. They are (front, from left): Morgan Snellgrove, Sydney Goetz, Allie Semmler, Kaleigh Holifield, Julie Remitar, Haley Doman and Maddie Eagley. ZONE FOR EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE; PROVIDING Back row (from left): Charlotte Engel, Niki Kooman, Brooke Parsons, Amy Miller, Katie Stanhagen, Shelby Hobbs, Nicki Dalton, FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN Cassie Lane, Andrea Reardon, Emalee Hudson and Kendall Hoover. EFFECTIVE DATE.

Ordinance No. 2:

Dance team wins awards at Auburn camp AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91- BY JASON THOMPSON had to perform three routines the instruc- American Dancers honors. 24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING SECTION 6.05.25 Gulf Breeze News tors taught them. The Dance Team includes: Nicki OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, ADDING [email protected] GBHS played fourth for their home Dalton, Haley Doman, Maddie Eagley, THE FAIRPOINT REGIONAL UTILITY SYSTEM routine. They received a Superior award Charlotte Engel, Sydney Goetz, Shelby WELLFIELD OVERLAY DISTRICT AND PROVIDING The Gulf Breeze High Dance Team for the routines they learned while they Hobbs, Kaleigh Holifield, Kendall Hoover, A LIST OF ALLOWABLE ANDPROHIBITED USES recently completed at a camp at Auburn were at the camp. Emalee Hudson, Niki Kooman, Cassie IN THE DISTRICT; AMENDING SECTION 12.13.02 University. Senior Shelby Hobbs, the team’s cap- Lane, Amy Miller, Brooke Parsons, Julie TO SEPARATE POTABLE WATER WELLHEADS tain, along with sophomores Kendall Remitar, Andrea Reardon, Allie Semmler, The eight teams that participated each AND WELLFIELD PROTECTIONS; PROVIDING Hoover and Haley Doman earned All Morgan Snellgrove and Katie Stanhagen. performed their ‘home’ routine. They also FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BULLDOGS The proposed ordinances may be inspected by the public : Win tournament prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Continued from page 2C Bulldogs 19, Strike Force 1: Milton, Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meet- Rosen and Peaden combined on ings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. Peaden and Floyd both had a one-hit shutout as the Bulldogs All interested parties should take notice that if they decide three RBIs, while Cronin and rolled over the Strike Force. to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Gill both drove in two. Gill went 2-for-3 with a two-run Board of County Commissioners with respect to any mat- Rosen went 2-for-2 with a homer. Cassady went 3-for-3 with ter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their double and four RBIs, while three runs scored and four RBIs, individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceed- while Peaden was 3-for-3 with two Gordon went 2-for-2, scored ings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they three times and drove in three. runs scored and two RBIs. will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceed- Beckstrom doubled and drove Cronin went 2-for-3 with a ings is made, which record shall include the testimony and in three in the win. double and scored twice, while Bulldogs 15, BayBears 1: Hayes Durant went 2-for-3 with the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Cronin had two hits and three an RBI and two runs scored. RBIs, while Beckstrom went 2- Gordon had two hits, while Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with for-2, with two RBIs and two Beckstrom scored twice. Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for runs scored in the Bulldogs’ win Bulldogs 7, Shockers 4: Gill access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa over the Baybears. struck out 10 and hit a two-run Rosa County Planning, Zoning and Development Division Floyd, Gordon and single in a four-run first inning at (850) 981-7075 or (850) 939-1259 to make a request. Richardson all had a hit and as the Bulldogs won its opener For the Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). two runs scored for the over the Shockers. Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of Bulldogs, while Gill, Burnette went 2-for-2 and the meeting in order to provide the requested service. Cassady and Peaden all had scored twice, while Floyd went a hit and a run scored. Gill’s 2-for-3 and scored once. Cronin Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News hit was a two-run single. doubled and scored three times. Zane Gill (below) is caught stealing in the championship game. TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! Mr. Gross, we have been hearing a lot about the Jones Act and whether Q it should be waived in relation to Yes.the oil According spill clean to up. Florida What do Chapteryou think? 57 the court, if it findsI think that for this a limitedlawsuit purpose was it should be. frivolousThis would at allow the foreign inception, corporations and foreign ship owners to bring their vessels A caninto statenot onlywaters assess to assist cleanup without attorney’shaving to go feesthrough and all thecosts hassles and hurdles of abiding by certain federal laws againstand restrictions. the claimant, but the attorney as well. How many people read Q Gulf Breeze News?

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202 McClure Drive Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 Dolphins beat FWB in 7-on-7 932-22525 w w w . b a y s i d e c o l l i s i o n . c o m BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze Dolphin football team continued to work before the start of fall practice with a three-team 7- on-7 outing against Fort Walton and Catholic Thursday in Gulf Breeze. The Dolphins played a pair of 20-minute, running clock against both teams, beating Fort Walton 11-7 in their first game with them. “Great job today. (You showed) a lot of improvement today,” head coach Chris ® Nemith said told his team after the scrimmage. “We saw a lot Timothy Wise of things we’ve gotten better at Representative during the summer.” The Prudential Insurance Defensive coordinator Sean Company of America Tomey echoed those 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Suite 10 sentiments, stressing the Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 team’s need to improve their (850) 932-0846 ‘cockyness factor’ – being able [email protected] to execute their assignments without it looking ‘robotic.’ Catholic 19, Dolphins 3: The Crusaders scored a * Availability varies by carrier and state. touchdown on their first drive on their way to a win over the Dolphins. Kyle McGee broke a pass during the opening drive. Michael Mann, who went 16- for-25 in the game, completed seven straight passes before Offices for Lease $ $ being called for a ‘sack’ to end 800 MO. 1,370 MO. the drive. Quarterbacks have MLS# 383638 MLS# 368482 four seconds to release the 3406 Santa Rosa Dr. 3408 Santa Rosa Dr. Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze ball. 770 SF Easy access to 1,492 SF Previously a The defensive stop for Hwy 90 Nice space! medical office. Catholic earned them a point to make it 8-0. The Dolphins Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News would hold Catholic on each Thomas Rockhill makes one of his 10 catches during 7-on-7 action Thursday in Gulf Breeze. of their next three series to The Dolphins beat Fort Walton 11-7 in the second of four games they played. Cell: Residential and Commercial record all of the Dolphins’ 850-384-7607 points. www.denrem.com [email protected] Mann completed his first five passes of the next series before the drive stalled at the 12-yard line. On GBHS’ third series, Mann threw his only interception of the day to give Catholic a 12-2 lead. Cody Kelley broke up a pass to end Catholic's next series. Mann would complete three of his first four passes of the fol- lowing series, including a pair of 19-yard passes to Blake Meredeth. But the drive would stall at the 2-yard line. Catholic closed out the game with a 15-yard touchdown pass. Mann completed passes to eight different receivers in the opening quarter. Dolphins 11, Fort Walton 7: Sophomore Taylor Baynes caught the lone touchdown of the game as the Dolphins edged Fort Walton. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News See Dolphins, Page 5C Receivers coach Jim Meredeth talks with his players during last week’s 7-on-7 action.

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DOLPHINS: Beat Vikings in 7-on-7 game Engagement, Wedding & Anniversary Announcements Continued from page 4C are published free of charge in Gulf Breeze News! Call 932-8986 for details. The Dolphins started with the ball first. The first seven series of the game were ‘three and outs.’ Fort Walton picked up the first first down of the game on their fourth offensive possession, but the Dolphins defense would hold, tying the game at 4-4. Jordan Bennett completed a 15-yard pass to Eric Adams before an interception ended the drive. The turnover gave the Vikings a 7-4 lead. Defenses scored one point for a stop and three points for a takeaway. Thomas Rockhill, who caught a team- high 10 passes on the day for 111 yards, hauled in a long pass from Mann that put the Dolphins on the 5-yard line. Baynes scored two plays later. Offenses had three downs to get 15 yards on the 45-yard long field. Catholic 24, Dolphins 7: Crusader quarterbacks were 10-for-16 passing for 144 yards and three touchdowns in a win over the Dolphins. Catholic quarterbacks completed their first eight passes, including touchdowns of 27 and 14 yards, to take a 15-0 lead. Meredeth would pick off a Catholic pass to make it 15-3. Mann, who went 10-for-22 passing for 97 yards, completed two passes for a first down, but GBHS would turn the ball over on downs three plays later. The Dolphin defense would record a ‘sack’ to force a turnover on their next series, but the Dolphins’ next drive stalled at the four-yard line. Meredeth caught two of his passes in that drive, while Taylor Busbee had one of his six receptions in the drive. Catholic scored on a 45-yard touchdown pass two plays later, but Holden Tibbs intercepted the extra point try. Mann completed his next four passes before the drive stalled at the 15-yard line. Fort Walton 23, Dolphins 10: The Vikings scored touchdowns on three of its four possessions in a win over the Dolphins. After throwing an incompletion on his first Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Kyle McGee (5) chases a Fort Walton receiver during 7-on-7 action Thursday at throw, Mann completed his next four to get Broker/Owner E-Pro ABR CLHMS the Dolphins to the 12-yard line. But the drive Gulf Breeze High. would stall there, giving FWB a 1-0 lead. Three plays later, Matt Johnson intercepted a pass that gave the Dolphins a 3-1 lead. Mann gave GBHS a first down on the next series, but the drive would stall at the 19, making it 3-2. TASTEFULLY UPDATED WTR FRT CORNER UNIT The Vikings would score on its three GULF BREEZE PROPER 33 Highpoint GULF BREEZE PROPER 32 Baybridge Dr. 3 BD / 2 BA ● 2,227 SF 3 BD / 2.5 BA ● 1,940 SF possessions, using plays of 30 yards or MLS# 392801 $299,900 MLS# 392987 $349,900 more for either scores or set ups of scores. Mann, who went 12-for-19 passing in the game and 44-for-79 passing for the day, threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Meredeth on their final offensive possession. Meredeth had seven catches for 110 BOAT DOCK w/LIFT POOL/BONUS ROOM yards and a score, while Andrew Jurnovoy GULF BREEZE 1014 Magnolia Ln GULF BREEZE PROPER 515 James River Rd. ● had seven catches for 43 yards. Mitchell 5BD / 3 BA ● 2,943 SF 5 BD / 4 BA 3,759 SF MLS# 387969 Plantation Hill $749,900 deKozan had seven catches for 36 yards. MLS# 393133 Soundfront $599,900 Adams and Xan Sarra both had three catches for the Dolphins, who will hold their first day of fall practice is August 9, with the first day in full pads scheduled for Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News August 12. Taylor Baynes caught the game-winning score for GBHS over Fort Walton. CANAL FRONT / BOAT LIFT POOL GULF BREEZE 1620 Kauai Ct. Grand Pointe Gulf Breeze 1184 Mary Lou Ln. 3 BD / 3 BA ● 1,954 SF 4 BD / 3 BA ● 2,902 SF MLS# 389910 $299,900 MLS# 376627 Great Deal! $435,000

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Submitted Photo Ready to play The Tiger Point 6-under T-Ball team went 3-2 at the recent Dizzy Dean World Series in East Ridge, Tenn. They are (from left): Brooke Howe, Stephen Milleson, Tommy Joy, Cutter Wilson, Colsen Claudio, Austin Jones, Chase Masino, Teage Harris-Inman, Preston Harvey, Brody Durham, Andy Tharpe, Ethan Zehr and Aidan Irving. Tiger Point 6s compete in Dizzy Dean World Series

BY JASON THOMPSON Harvey helped the team with big Gulf Breeze News hits in the hard fought battle,” [email protected] Durham said. The Tigers then edged the The Tiger Point 6-under t- Acworth Blue All Stars 19-17. ball team went 3-2 at the Dizzy The Tigers were helped out Dean World Series recently in early by the defense of Tommy East Ridge, Tenn. Joy, who recorded four of the The Tiger Point 6s were able to first six putouts. compete thanks to the generosity Offensively, the Tiger bats of the local community. erupted early, staking “We were able to raise themselves to a 14-3 lead before $13,000 to help offset the cost having to hold off Acworth of the trip!” Head Coach down the stretch. Brandon Durham said. “We are Tiger Point earned a number so very grateful to the one seed in the championship community for their support in bracket with the win. “The kids helping to make a dream come returned to the hotel and true for 13 5 and 6 year olds.” celebrated by swimming late The tournament got off to a bad into the night in the pool,” start for the Tiger Point squad. Durham said. Submitted Photo “Upon arrival, we learned the Tiger Point’s final pool play My turn Subscribe in July bats they were using would not be game was a 23-11 to the East Aidan Irving (9) grabs a drink thanks to teammate Cutter allowed in World Series Brainerd Brigade. Wilson. Also pictured are (center, from left): Andy Tharpe, competition due to a recent rule In the championship bracket, Chase Masino and Brooke Howe. and be entered to win! change,” Durham said. “Many Cutter Wilson, Tommy Joy, Andy Andy Tharpe had three hits to the World Series but earned a teams had been made aware of Tharpe and cleanup hitter Brody and three runs scored, while spot in the championship this rule change a few weeks prior, Durham scored for Tiger Point in Aidan Irving had two hits, two bracket and the respect of the ✰ One lucky winner gets 5 passes to but unfortunately we had not and a loss to Acworth Orange. RBIs and a run scored in a 27- other teams,” Durham said. Big Kahuna’s Water Park in Destin thus had to purchase new bats the “Though we played one of 12 loss to Snow Hill. “Without the sacrifices of the ✰ day before the tournament.” (our) best games, defensively it “Brooke Howe and Colsen entire Tiger Point family and One lucky winner gets 5 passes to canoe at The Tigers won their first was not enough,” Durham said. Claudio both recorded RBIs the support of the community, Adventures Unlimited game by forfeit as the Teage Harris-Inman recorded with some of the hardest hit balls this dream would not have Chattanooga Valley Generals had a put out at second base from all tournament,” Durham said. come true. I would to thank all only eight players. They decided center field. Tiger Point was one of 52 of the parents for giving the to scrimmage the Generals The teamwork of Ethan Zehr teams competing in the Coaches Brad Wilson, Vic Just $30 per year anyway and beat them 24-14. and Harris-Inman kept Tiger tournament. Claudio, Todd Milleson, Lee “All members of the Tiger Point in the game with “The best part of this Irving and myself the SAVE! Get 3 years for $60! team were able to record at least unbelievable stops in the outfield. experience were the gigantic opportunity to coach your Call (850) 932-8986 one hit. Stephen Milleson, Chase Masino earned three RBI's smiles from the team as they children and share this World Your credit card is welcomed. Austin Jones, and Preston with a bases-clearing triple. realized not only that we made it Series Experience with them.” Tennis tourneys for two great causes ‘Racquet Rescue Clinic and Mixer’ at Shoreline Park On Friday, August 13, get out to Shoreline Tennis’ Racquet Rescue event to benefit the oiled wildlife in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. From 6-7 p.m. there will be a clinic with the pros, followed by a mixer at 7. Bud Light Charity Challenge Not a tennis player? You are scheduled for September still welcome to go and enjoy The Pensacola Sports the festivities! Association (PSA) with the The entry fee is a minimum Lewis Bear Company is hosting $10 donation. You do not need the 6th Annual Bud Light Charity to be present to donate. There is Challenge Tennis Tournament, no entry deadline. scheduled for September 10 and To sign up, call Shoreline 11 at Roger Scott Tennis Center. Tennis Director James Kober at Proceeds will benefit ARC 292-8655 or email him at Gateway and PSA. [email protected]. Registration forms are avail- Proceeds will benefit The able at Roger Scott Tennis Greater Escambia Community Center, PSA, on pensacolas- Foundation, Inc. All monies col- ports.com and Active.com. lected will go into this fund to Contact PSA at 434-2800 with benefit oiled wildlife. any questions.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS July 29, 2010 7 C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Wolfpac shuts out Knights, 33-0 FIVE ?S BY JASON THOMPSON Continued from page 1C Gulf Breeze News [email protected] was never a consideration to leave the The Midway Knights played arguably its girls at any point. I am best defensive game of the season, but the their coach, and I will It’s Hot and So Pensacola Wolfpac capitalized on several stick with them. ‘short field’ situations to post a 33-0 win over Q: Are you and the Are Our Prices!! the Knights Saturday at Shoreline Park. team doing anything this Summer Clearance Starts Today! The Knights defense recorded eight summer to prepare for So much to choose from ...Why shop anywhere else? takeaways, but the Knights committed six of the season? www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com A: their own. The Wolfpac scored four of its five Coach Savage and Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. touchdowns off of those takeaways, including myself ran a 2 week Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) camp early in the an interception return for a score early in the M F 10 AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM (850) first quarter. summer for boys and 934-00492 The Knights recorded three takeaways in girls, and I have been the first quarter alone – the first of Matt doing some training once Keysor’s two interceptions, a fumble recovery a week since then with by Tony Carson and another by Mike Thomas the girls. Most of them that was forced by Gulf Breeze grad Nate have other soccer or Brock. athletic responsibilities, Keysor’s second pick of the game came at so I know they are the 9:22 mark of the second quarter. The keeping in shape. Knights would turn the ball back over on a Q: Who are some fumble three plays later, setting up a 16-yard junior varsity players that touchdown run on the very next play. The PAT you see impacting the made it 14-0 with 6:47 left in the second varsity team in 2011? quarter. A: There will be many After another Knights fumble, the Wolfpac players impacting varsity scored two plays later on a one-yard run, next year, whether it be making it 20-0 with 3:44 left in the second returning varsity players quarter. or junior varsity players. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Who those players will be The Knights would pick up what would be Tony Carson had a fumble recovery and an their only first down of the game on a pass interception in the Knights’ loss to the is yet to be seen when interference call. Four plays later, the Knights Pensacola Wolfpac Saturday. the roster is made in late had to punt. October. We might have GBHS grad Cody Lockler recorded a back to the Wolfpac four plays later. In that some stand out players, quarterback sack to close out the first half. The drive was the Knights’ offensive play of the but the bottom line is the Knights’ Houston Chapman, another Gulf game - an eight-yard run by Corey Owen. team. It takes a team to Breeze grad, recovered a fumble on a Wolfpac Six plays later, the Wolfpac rounded out the reach state, and that is punt return, but four plays later, the Knights scoring with a 32-yard touchdown catch with what I’m looking for in the turned the ball over on downs. 2:34 left in the game. players. Both teams traded fumbles (with the Knights The Knights play the Santa Rosa Ravens Wayne Rushing recovered a loose ball) before Saturday at 7 p.m. in Pace. the Wolfpac went on a seven-play, 55-yard The Knights are a minor league football team scoring drive. The PAT was blocked, making it formed in Gulf Breeze by 1998 GBHS graduate 26-0 with 46 seconds left in the third quarter. Eric Solgard. They are one of 16 teams in the The Knights’ Ronell Wilder intercepted a Premier South Football League – its website is Wolfpac pass, but the Knights would punt www.thepsfl.com.

Voodoo plays in Beachside Blast

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The 16-under Gulf Breeze Voodoo recently competed in the Beach Side Blast, sponsored by the United States Fastpitch Association, at Tiger Point Park. The Voodoo, which is comprised of GBHS varsity and junior varsity players, lost four of its five games, with two of those losses coming by four runs or less. Eastern Shore Storm 8, Voodoo 0: The Voodoo was held hitless in a loss to the Eastern Shore Storm. Nina Ewens (walk in first), Sydney Ezelle (hit by pitch in second) and Willow Evetts (walk in third) were the Voodoo’s lone baserunners. Mobile Velocity 10, Voodoo 3: The Velocity, after falling behind 2-0, erupted for seven in the bottom of the second to beat the Voodoo. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News WEEKDAY Emily Lively singled with Ashleigh Keys throws to first in between innings for the Voodoo. two outs and scored when PROGRAMMING Ezelle reached on an error. in the fourth inning. Adrian singled once. 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING Jenny Watts walks and scored Culpepper singled in the first, Mobile Diamond Dusters 4, FOLKS 6 am - 9 am on a Shannon Beall single. In while Beall singled in the third Voodoo 1: The Diamond Mon. - Fri. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am the third inning, Marissa for the team’s lone hits. Dusters scored all four of its Politically incorrect and proud of it! His McDonald singled and scored Voodoo 1, Eastern Shore runs in the third inning to beat libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am on a single by Ewens. Storm 0: Megan McDonald threw the Voodoo. conservatives (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW Fort Walton Beach Bullets a no-hitter and struck out five as Brodie walked and scored on liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon 5, Voodoo 1: The Voodoo the Voodoo edged the Storm. a Watts single in the second committed three errors in the Culpepper singled in the first inning, which ended with the The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm Marine Corps fourth inning, which allowed inning and scored when Marissa Voodoo leaving the bases loaded. officer, Neal CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm the Bullets to score three times McDonald singled. Marissa McDonald, Lively and Boortz grew up in STEVE GILL to beat the Voodoo. Megan McDonald went 2- Beall all had hits in the loss, while Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. Megan McDonald walked for-2 in the win, while Katie Megan McDonald struck out six class of 1963). He RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. and scored on a throwing error Brodie, Lively and Ezelle all and allowed only three hits. has dominated Atlanta Radio since YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm 1969. Now WEBY brings this top- HUGH HEWITT 6 pm - 8 pm notch talent home. Chip’s Gym hosting fourth annual King of the Beach RUSTY HUMPHRIES 8 pm - midnight Do you have what it takes to be the "King of There will be a divisions for women, teens, the Beach?" masters 40 years and up plus men's divisions by Chip's 24 Hour Health and Racquet Club will weight category. find out on Friday, Sept. 11 when they host their Cash prizes will be awarded for best bencher, fourth annual King of the Beach Bench Press and deadlifter and overall. (850) 623-1330 Dead Lift Contest at Bamboo Willies on For registration details, contact Chip Holston at www.1330weby.com Pensacola Beach. 916-2447.

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position with two outs. The stats pretty solid player.” BROWN tell me he is a pretty relentless The coaching traits come in hitter with runners in scoring large part from his father Jody, Continued from page 1C position. Those are the numbers who's been a longtime assistant to me that reflect the to Renfroe at GBHS. “All the pitchers, they’re all effectiveness of a hitter during “He’s always been there quality guys,” he said. “The the course of a game or season.” when I need to talk or when I competition, day in, day out is a Brown is one of six rookies don’t need to talk,” Brown said. lot tougher and playing every on the Pelicans team. Brown “He always keeps me on an day.” will graduate after the fall even keel.” Batting in the eighth or ninth semester with a degree in Baseball has always been a spots, Brown doesn’t get many exercise science. He hopes to big thing in the Brown chances to drive in runs. His last become a graduate assistant for household - his father and his one came on July 9, when he got the Argos in 2011. two younger brothers, Caleb credit for the game-winning Brown led UWF his senior and Colby all played baseball RBI in a 10-5 win over El Paso. season with a .375 batting for the Dolphins. Jody had Brown fouled off several average. His .463 on base GBHS’ single-season home run pitches before hitting a percentage was also tops on the record until 2009. grounder to second that he was Argos in 2010. “It’s always been what I able to beat out to avoid an His high school coach Randy loved doing,” Brown said. “I’m inning ending double play. Renfroe compares Brown to going to try to do it as long as I The Pelicans scored nine runs Boston Red Sox second can.” in that inning to continue what baseman Dustin Pedroia. While coaching could be in would eventually be a 15-game “He always gives you a good Jody and Becky Brown’s oldest winning streak. glove...he’s like having another son’s future, he hopes it’s not “His (at bat) didn’t surprise coach on the field,” Renfroe anytime soon. me,” Pelican manager Talmadge said. “That’s one of the When asked what he’d like to Nunnari said. “He is hitting over intangibles he had when he was be doing five years from now, .300 with runners in scoring in high school. Plus, he gets on he said “hopefully still playing position with less than two out base a lot, with walks and bunts. ball - that’s the goal. Play as and .556 with runners in scoring (The Pelicans are) getting a long as possible.”

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SECTION D GULF BREEZE NEWS July 29, 2010 Moving PWCs OK in Moving Nat’l Parks, DDaayy for now The United States District Court in the District of Columbia issued a ruling regarding a lawsuit filed by Workers remove turtle nests the Bluewater Network, the Wilderness Society and two individuals regarding the regulations that for transfer to oil-free zone allowed limited personal watercraft (PWC) use at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and Gulf Islands BY SCOTT PAGE Officials from the shores of Pensacola National Seashore. The regulations for Gulf Islands National Gulf Breeze News the National Beach to nest each sum- [email protected] Parks Service mer. They include: log- Seashore were implemented in May 2006. and the Florida gerhead, green, hawks- In a Memorandum Opinion issued by United States District Judge Gladys Kessler on July 8, the Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC) on July 23 bill, leatherback and ABOVE: National successfully relocated the first of 11 sea turtle Kemp’s Ridley turtles. Parks and Fish and Court concluded the analysis of environmental nests from the Gulf Island National Seashore Fort The Kemp’s Ridley is Wildlife biologists impacts from personal watercraft use, conducted by Pickens area. the smallest, weighing gingerly remove the National Park Service (NPS) under requirements Acting Seashore Superintendent Nina Kelson around 100 pounds with Kemp’s Ridley turtle of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), said the relocation was “unprecedented for the a top shell of up to 28 eggs from a nest in were inadequate. Based on that determination, the National Park Service.” inches. the Gulf Island Court concluded the NPS Final Rule “Finding of No The FWC also has planned more relocations Turtle populations National Seashore Significant Impact” through July 30 in Franklin, Bay, Okaloosa, have been in decline in Friday. A total of 89 (FONSI) for limited Walton, Santa Rosa and Escambia county beach- recent years, and pre- eggs were relocated PWC use within the es. serving their habitat and from that nest. National Seashore “This unprecedented action is being undertak- giving eggs the opportu- was arbitrary en because it is far riskier to allow the nests to nity to hatch is critical to RIGHT: NPS biolo- and capri- remain in place and face the possibility that an the future of the species. gist Mark Nicholas cious. The entire group or cohort of sea turtles could perish,” Furthermore, the prepares to begin Court remanded the FWC said in a release. Kemp’s Ridley is the egg removal. the case back to the In total, 89 Kemp’s Ridley turtle eggs were most endangered species NPS “to provide reasoning consistent with the recovered from the nest, put into coolers and of sea turtle, enhancing Court’s opinion” but did not formally vacate or over- transported to a NASA incubation facility near the importance of pro- turn the current rule. Cape Canaveral. tecting the hatchlings “We are in the process of reviewing the Court’s “Kennedy is uniquely situated on the Merritt from the damaging impacts of the Gulf oil spill. 88-page ruling, and are consulting with our Regional Island National Wildlife Refuge and the “(It’s) the rarest of all the endangered species and Washington Offices on our options for respond- Canaveral National Seashore. We are home to found along the Gulf coast,” Kelson said in a ing to the Court’s opinion,” Gulf Islands National many species of protected wildlife and we hope to news release. Seashore Acting Superintendent Nina Kelson stated. provide these sea turtles with a better chance of Federal Express transported the eggs – along “However, our legal counsel has advised us that survival,” said Kennedy Space Center Director with those from other nests along the Gulf – in a since the Court did not formally vacate the current Robert Cabana. specially designed climate-control trailer. regulation, it remains in effect for now, and PWC use Five of the seven sea turtle species cruise the “It keeps the temperature at 85 degrees,” said may continue at Gulf Islands, consistent with the existing regulation, until further notice.” waters of the Gulf of Mexico, eventually visiting Mark See TURTLES, Page 3D Photos by Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Under current regulations, PWCs within Gulf Islands National Seashore may only operate at a flat wake speed within one-half mile from the shoreline and either side of the pier at West Ship Island and the Ground your life in the sands of life and enjoy the beach designated wilderness islands of Horn and Petit Bois, or within 300 yards from all other park shore- It happened again this past you shop at particular stores. Life to ask myself time to time. Maybe lines. They are prohibited within 200 yards of non- week. I was standing on the beach is lived from place to place. As you have been talking to someone motorized watercraft and people in the water. For looking out over the sand toward much as I love a good day dream, when they got that far away look in more detail, visit the park’s website at the horizon when I was transported I know that it is an illusion. As their eyes and your knew that they www.nps.gov/guis. to another world. I found myself blissful as those moments are, I weren’t with you anymore. You looking across the Gulf of Mexico realize that they are not real. I know that they had gone some- with no restraint. The sounds of must come back to reality. where else. the city and the disrupted sky line Where are you? Are you This week, I hope that you can First family plans of industrialization were behind me. grounded in your situation? Are live life where you are. I hope that All that lay ahead was the mesmer- you doing your job? Are you liv- when you are talking with someone, izing movement of the dancing ing through the past? Is your life you can look them in the eye and trip to Gulf Coast water, as it embraced the setting freeing. It was exciting. It was a only a virtual one found on “be there” with them. We all need Sasha, Malia and their famous parents, President sun. It was simply beautiful. It was dream. Facebook, Twitter, or Foursquare? some mental and spiritual vacations Barack Obama and First Lady distant, but somehow very close. It Maybe you have had similar Is your mind stuck on some hurt from time to time, but this week try Michelle Obama are coming to Be the Obamas’ was surreal, but yet natural. It was experiences. Some folks call them that happened years ago? Have you to live life where you are. the Gulf Coast next weekend. Tour Guide amazing. daydreams. James Fowler called ever gotten over the divorce? Have Christopher Columbus and The White House issued a Send your recom- In that stitch of time, my feet them “unitive experiences” in his you really ever left the funeral serv- Ferdinand Magellan already had statement that they will spend mendations on were firmly planted in the still book, The Stages of Faith. Mystics ice? Are you still there? Where are their time. Captain Jack Sparrow is the weekend of August 14 where the first family should visit white sands of Pensacola Beach, but might call them “out of body expe- you? only a fantasy brought to life by somewhere on Florida’s Gulf during their stay my mind and spirit were on vaca- riences.” Whatever they are, they The Hebrew scriptures teach us Johnny Depp. Coast. tion. For a few brief seconds I was sure can be delightful. that this is the first question that Your life can only be lived by to lisa@gulf- Gulf Breeze News is asking breezenews.com. joining Christopher Columbus, Consider where you are. You God asked: “Where are you?” It is you....here and now. Someone readers to be tour guides for the Magellan, and Captain Jack live at a certain physical address. a question that a counselor might needs you to be right where you Obamas. Send your travel tips and photos to Sparrow. I was an explorer, naviga- You work at a certain place. Your ask a client who is struggling with are. Bloom where you are planted. [email protected] and we will publish them tor, and pirate all at once. It was children go to specific schools and life. It is a question that I have had Live life where you are. in our August 12 edition.

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Unless such certificate DES IN OR BOOK 2340 Certificate has filed said Clerk of the Circuit Court The Estate of DWIGHT DAVIS, Deceased assessed is as follows: APPLICATION Certificate Number: 3732 shall be redeemed accord- PG 1403, LESS ALL MIN Tax Certificate for the Tax of Santa Rosa County, Case No. 57 2010 CP 000195 FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2008 ing to Law, the Property RTS Deed to be issued thereon. Florida Certificate Number: 3974 shall be redeemed accord- described in such Parcel ID: 03-2S-27-0000- The Certificate Number ––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE TO CREDITORS Year of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE IS HEREBY ing to Law, the Property Description of Property: Certificate will be sold to 00439-0000 and year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF GIVEN THAT DICK N OR described in such PROPERTY DESCRIBED the Highest Bidder, at the Name in which Description of property, and APPLICATION The administration of the decedent's estate, includ- Description of Property: BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF Certificate will be sold to IN OR BOOK 2586 PG east end lobby of the Assessed:PATCHES I INC Name(s) in which it is FOR TAX DEED estate of DWIGHT DAVIS, ing unmatured, contingent PROPERTY DESCRIBED THE RILEY TRUST holder the Highest Bidder, at the 206 County Administrative AS TRUSTEE assessed is as follows: deceased, whose date of or unliquidated claims, IN OR BOOK 2114 PG of the following Tax Sale east end lobby of the Parcel ID: Complex at 6495 Caroline All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY death was February 27, must file their claims with 1668 Certificate has filed said County Administrative 29-2N-29-0000-03928- St., Milton, Florida on the located in Santa Rosa Certificate Number: 3483 GIVEN THAT DICK N OR 2010; is pending in the this court WITHIN THREE Parcel ID:30-3N-26-0000- Tax Certificate for the Tax Complex at 6495 Caroline 0000 23rd day of August, 2010 County, In the State of Year of Issuance: 2008 BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF Circuit Court for Santa (3) MONTHS AFTER THE 00203-0000 Deed to be issued thereon. St., Milton, Florida on the Name in which Assessed: at 12:00 noon. Dated this Florida. THE RILEY TRUST holder Rosa County, Florida, DATE OF THE FIRST Name in which Assessed: The Certificate Number 30th day of August, 2010 at JOHN CHRISTOPHER the 30th day of June, Description of Property: W of the following Tax Sale Probate Division; File PUBLICATION OF THIS CARLA SUE GILMORE and year of Issuance, the 12:00 noon. Dated this the ROGERS 2010. Unless such certificate 200' OF S 200' OF LT 13, Certificate has filed said Number 57 2010-CP- NOTICE. All of the above property is Description of property, and 7th day of July, 2010. shall be redeemed accord- JIM SUNDAY SUB, AS Tax Certificate for the Tax 000195; the address of located in Santa Rosa Name(s) in which it is Mary M. Johnson ing to Law, the Property DES IN OR BOOK 1727 Deed to be issued thereon. which is P.O. Box 472 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO County, In the State of assessed is as follows: Mary M. Johnson AMIE MARIE ROGERS Clerk of the Circuit Court described in such PG 1956 The Certificate Number Milton, Fl 32572. The FILED WILL BE FOREV- Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court All of the above property is of Santa Rosa County, Certificate will be sold to Parcel ID: 28-2N-28-1970- and year of Issuance, the name and address of the ER BARRED. Certificate Number: 536 of Santa Rosa County, located in Santa Rosa Florida the Highest Bidder, at the 00000-0131 Description of property, and personal representative Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2008 Florida County, In the State of ––––––––––––––––––––– east end lobby of the Name in which Name(s) in which it is and the personal repre- NOTWITHSTANDING shall be redeemed accord- ––––––––––––––––––––– Florida. NOTICE OF County Administrative Assessed:MGL PROPER- assessed is as follows: sentative's attorney are THE TIME PERIODS SET ing to Law, the Property Description of Property: LT NOTICE OF APPLICATION Complex at 6495 Caroline TIES INC set forth below. FORTH ABOVE, ANY described in such 12 BLK B, BENT TREE APPLICATION Unless such certificate FOR TAX DEED St., Milton, Florida on the All of the above property is Certificate Number: 3873 CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Certificate will be sold to ESTATES, AS DES IN OR FOR TAX DEED shall be redeemed accord- 23rd day of August, 2010 at located in Santa Rosa Year of Issuance: 2008 All creditors of the dece- YEARS OR MORE the Highest Bidder, at the BOOK 1703 PG 1488 ing to Law, the Property NOTICE IS HEREBY 12:00 noon. Dated this the County, In the State of dent and other persons, AFTER THE DECE- east end lobby of the Parcel ID:05-1N-27-0340- NOTICE IS HEREBY described in such GIVEN THAT DICK N OR 30th day of June, 2010. Florida. Description of Property: who have claims or DENT'S DATE OF DEATH County Administrative 00B00-0120 GIVEN THAT DICK N OR Certificate will be sold to BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF COM NW SEC COR OF demands against dece- IS BARRED. Complex at 6495 Caroline Name in which Assessed: BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF the Highest Bidder, at the THE RILEY TRUST holder Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate 30-2N-29, TH S 89*48'44" dent's estate, including St., Milton, Florida on the JASON SIMMONS THE RILEY TRUST holder east end lobby of the of the following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit Court shall be redeemed accord- E ALG N SEC LI 1322.28', unmatured, contingent or THE DATE OF FIRST 13th day of September, All of the above property is of the following Tax Sale County Administrative Certificate has filed said of Santa Rosa County, ing to Law, the Property TH S 02*02'31" W unliquidated claims, and PUBLICATION OF THIS 2010 at 12:00 noon. Dated located in Santa Rosa Certificate has filed said Complex at 6495 Caroline Tax Certificate for the Tax Florida described in such 1208.22' TO POB, TH who have been served a NOTICE IS: July 22, 2010 this the 21st day of July, County, In the State of Tax Certificate for the Tax St., Milton, Florida on the Deed to be issued thereon. ––––––––––––––––––––– Certificate will be sold to CONT S 422.16' TO N copy of this notice, must 2010. Florida. Deed to be issued thereon. 30th day of August, 2010 The Certificate Number NOTICE OF the Highest Bidder, at the R/W QUINTETTE RD, TH file their claims with this Attorney for Personal Mary M. Johnson The Certificate Number at 12:00 noon. Dated this and year of Issuance, the APPLICATION east end lobby of the N 37*34'57" W ALG R/W court WITHIN THE LATER Representative: Clerk of the Circuit Court Unless such certificate and year of Issuance, the the 7th day of July, 2010. Description of property, FOR TAX DEED County Administrative 325.16' TH N 52*25'03" E OF THREE (3) MONTHS Linda Muralt, Esquire of Santa Rosa County, shall be redeemed accord- Description of property, and and Name(s) in which it is Complex at 6495 Caroline 269.10' TO POB, BEING AFTER THE DATE OF Walton Lantaff Schroeder Florida ing to Law, the Property Name(s) in which it is Mary M. Johnson assessed is as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY St., Milton, Florida on the PRCL 2 @ OR 2703 PG THE FIRST PUBLICA- Carson LLP –––––––––––––––––– described in such assessed is as follows: Clerk of the Circuit Court GIVEN THAT DICK N OR 23rd day of August, 2010 at 1128 TION OF THIS NOTICE 2203 N. Lois Ave, Ste. 750 NOTICE OF Certificate will be sold to of Santa Rosa County, Certificate Number: 3304 BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF 12:00 noon. Dated this the Parcel ID: 30-2N-29-0000- OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Tampa, FL APPLICATION the Highest Bidder, at the Certificate Number: 3726 Florida Year of Issuance: 2008 THE RILEY TRUST holder 30th day of June, 2010. 02728-0000 AFTER THE DATE OF Fla. Bar: 0031129 FOR TAX DEED east end lobby of the Year of Issuance: 2008 ––––––––––––––––––––– of the following Tax Sale Name in which Assessed: SERVICE OF A COPY OF Phone: 813-775-2375 County Administrative NOTICE OF Description of Property: Certificate has filed said Mary M. Johnson BARBARA L SANDERS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Fax: 813-775-2385 NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 Caroline Description of Property: LT APPLICATION PROPERTY DESCRIBED Tax Certificate for the Tax Clerk of the Circuit Court All of the above property is GIVEN THAT DICK N OR St., Milton, Florida on the 11 BLK B, BRECKEN- FOR TAX DEED IN OR BOOK 1816 PG 87 Deed to be issued thereon. of Santa Rosa County, located in Santa Rosa All other creditors of the Personal Representative BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF 13th day of September, County, In the State of RIDGE, AS DES IN OR Parcel ID: 26-2S-28-0000- The Certificate Number Florida decedent and other per- Bertha Davis THE RILEY TRUST holder 2010 at 12:00 noon. Dated BOOK 2676 PG 1007 NOTICE IS HEREBY 01400-0000 and year of Issuance, the ––––––––––––––––––––– Florida. sons who have claims or 3561 45th St., SW. of the following Tax Sale this the 21st day of July, Parcel ID: 29-2N-28-0407- GIVEN THAT DICK N OR Name in which Description of property, and NOTICE OF demands against the Birmingham, AL 35221 Certificate has filed said 2010. 00B00-0110 BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF Assessed:THOMAS M Name(s) in which it is APPLICATION Unless such certificate Tax Certificate for the Tax Name in which Assessed: THE RILEY TRUST holder HUBBARD III assessed is as follows: FOR TAX DEED shall be redeemed accord- LEGAL 1530 Gulf Breeze News 7/22, 7/29/2010 Deed to be issued thereon. Mary M. Johnson ROBERT E DEVINE, of the following Tax Sale All of the above property is ing to Law, the Property The Certificate Number Clerk of the Circuit Court ANNE M DEVINE Certificate has filed said located in Santa Rosa Certificate Number: 3413 NOTICE IS HEREBY and year of Issuance, the of Santa Rosa County, All of the above property is Tax Certificate for the Tax County, In the State of Year of Issuance: 2008 GIVEN THAT DICK N OR Description of property, and Florida located in Santa Rosa Deed to be issued thereon. Florida. BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF Name(s) in which it is –––––––––––––––––– County, In the State of The Certificate Number Description of Property: LT THE RILEY TRUST holder assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF Florida. and year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate 18 BLK D, WATERWAYS of the following Tax Sale APPLICATION Description of property, and shall be redeemed accord- AT TIGER POINT EAST, Certificate has filed said Certificate Number: 413 FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate Name(s) in which it is ing to Law, the Property AS DES IN OR BOOK Tax Certificate for the Tax Year of Issuance: 2008 shall be redeemed accord- assessed is as follows: described in such 1990 PG 685 Deed to be issued thereon. NOTICE IS HEREBY ing to Law, the Property Certificate will be sold to Parcel ID: 27-2S-28-5645- The Certificate Number Description of Property: LT GIVEN THAT DICK N OR described in such Certificate Number: 3219 the Highest Bidder, at the 00D00-0180 and year of Issuance, the 12, WESTLAND ACRES, BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF Certificate will be sold to Year of Issuance: 2008 east end lobby of the Name in which Description of property, and AS DES IN OR BOOK THE RILEY TRUST holder the Highest Bidder, at the County Administrative Assessed:GENE O FAIR- Name(s) in which it is  1433 PG 331 & OR BOOK of the following Tax Sale east end lobby of the Description of Property: Complex at 6495 Caroline CLOTH, ANNETTE FAIR- assessed is as follows: 1552 PG 276 Certificate has filed said County Administrative PROPERTY DESCRIBED St., Milton, Florida on the CLOTH Parcel ID:04-1N-28-5600- Tax Certificate for the Tax Complex at 6495 Caroline IN OR BOOK 1788 PAGE 23rd day of August, 2010 at All of the above property is Certificate Number: 3578 00000-0120 Deed to be issued thereon. St., Milton, Florida on the 297, LESS ALL MIN RTS 12:00 noon. Dated this the located in Santa Rosa Year of Issuance: 2008 Name in which Assessed: The Certificate Number 30th day of August, 2010 at Parcel ID: 25-2N-28-0000- 30th day of June, 2010. County, In the State of MYRON ELAINE NORRIS and year of Issuance, the 12:00 noon. Dated this the 00312-0000 Florida. Description of Property: LT A/K/A MYRON E NORRIS Description of property, and 7th day of July, 2010. Name in which Mary M. Johnson 9 BLK B, CARIBBEAN All of the above property is Name(s) in which it is Assessed:CATHERINE Clerk of the Circuit Court Unless such certificate ISLES, AS DES IN OR Starting a located in Santa Rosa assessed is as follows: Mary M. Johnson LEIGH TREMER, of Santa Rosa County, shall be redeemed accord- BOOK 1617 PG 1441 County, In the State of Clerk of the Circuit Court CHRISTY ELLEN ELLIS Florida ing to Law, the Property Parcel ID: 28-2S-26-9095- Florida. Certificate Number: 635 of Santa Rosa County, All of the above property is ––––––––––––––––––––– described in such 00B00-0090 Year of Issuance: 2008 Florida located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF Certificate will be sold to Name in which Unless such certificate ––––––––––––––––––––– County, In the State of APPLICATION the Highest Bidder, at the Assessed:KEITH BRETT shall be redeemed accord- Description of Property: LT NOTICE OF Florida. FOR TAX DEED east end lobby of the ROSER, BEVERLY JEAN ing to Law, the Property 13 BLK B OF UNREC APPLICATION County Administrative ROSER described in such NICHOLS LAKE, AS DES FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 Caroline All of the above property is Business? Certificate will be sold to IN OR BOOK 2114 PG shall be redeemed accord- GIVEN THAT DICK N OR St., Milton, Florida on the located in Santa Rosa the Highest Bidder, at the 172, LESS ALL MIN RTS NOTICE IS HEREBY ing to Law, the Property BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF 23rd day of August, 2010 at County, In the State of east end lobby of the Parcel ID:06-1N-26-0000- GIVEN THAT DICK N OR described in such THE RILEY TRUST holder 12:00 noon. Dated this the Florida. County Administrative 00365-0000 BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF Certificate will be sold to of the following Tax Sale 30th day of June, 2010. Complex at 6495 Caroline Name in which Assessed: THE RILEY TRUST holder the Highest Bidder, at the St., Milton, Florida on the CARL R GILBERT II of the following Tax Sale east end lobby of the 13th day of September, All of the above property is Certificate has filed said County Administrative 2010 at 12:00 noon. Dated located in Santa Rosa Tax Certificate for the Tax Complex at 6495 Caroline RESOLUTION this the 21st day of July, County, In the State of Deed to be issued thereon. St., Milton, Florida on the 2010. Florida. The Certificate Number 23rd day of August, 2010 WHEREAS, Jim Rovina, PETITIONED the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Gulf Breeze News and year of Issuance, the at 12:00 noon. Dated this Rosa County, Florida, to vacate, abandon, discontinue and renounce any interest and Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate Description of property, and the 30th day of June, right of the public in and to the following described property to-wit: Clerk of the Circuit Court shall be redeemed accord- Name(s) in which it is 2010. of Santa Rosa County, ing to Law, the Property assessed is as follows: The unnamed alleyway right-of-way running North and South between publishes Florida described in such Mary M. Johnson lots 1-12 and lots 13-24 in block 655 of the Avalon Beach subdivision ––––––––––––––––– Certificate will be sold to Certificate Number: 3729 Clerk of the Circuit Court as described in P.B. "A" pages 1-10 of the public records of Santa NOTICE OF the Highest Bidder, at the Year of Issuance: 2008 of Santa Rosa County, Rosa County, Florida. Fictitious Notices APPLICATION east end lobby of the Florida FOR TAX DEED County Administrative Description of Property: ––––––––––––––––––––– Complex at 6495 Caroline PROPERTY DESCRIBED NOTICE OF AND WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners determined to have a public $ NOTICE IS HEREBY St., Milton, Florida on the IN OR BOOK 1702 PG APPLICATION hearing for the purpose of considering the advisability of vacating and abandoning said for just 33.08 GIVEN THAT DICK N OR 13th day of September, 1825 & OR BOOK 2170 FOR TAX DEED rights-of-way, and BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF 2010 at 12:00 noon. Dated PG 1809 THE RILEY TRUST holder this the 21st day of July, Parcel ID: 29-2N-29-0000- NOTICE IS HEREBY WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have on this the 8th day of July, 2010, of the following Tax Sale 2010. 00100-0000 GIVEN THAT DICK N OR conducted said public hearing in conformity to the said publication of their intent, and Certificate has filed said Name in which Assessed: BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF WHEREAS, after hearing all comments concerning said vacation of the above Tax Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson MARK ANTHONY THE RILEY TRUST holder described rights-of-way, the Board, being fully advised, and it being determined that the Deed to be issued thereon. Clerk of the Circuit Court MATTHEW, NEEDHAM of the following Tax Sale public interest will be best served and protected by vacating and abandoning said The Certificate Number of Santa Rosa County, WINSTON FAIL, KATH- Certificate has filed said rights-of-way, therefore, and year of Issuance, the Florida LEEN FAIL Tax Certificate for the Tax Call (850) 932-8986 Description of property, and –––––––––––––––––– All of the above property is Deed to be issued thereon. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Name(s) in which it is NOTICE OF located in Santa Rosa The Certificate Number Florida, that the said rights-of-way as herein set out and described are hereby vacated assessed is as follows: APPLICATION County, In the State of and year of Issuance, the and any and all interest to the public shall revert to and be vested in the proper owners FOR TAX DEED Florida. Description of property, and thereof. Certificate Number: 517 Name(s) in which it is Year of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate assessed is as follows: APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a vote of 5 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 absent, of the Board GIVEN THAT DICK N OR shall be redeemed accord- of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, this 8th day of July, 2010. Description of Property: BETTY N RILEY TTEE OF ing to Law, the Property Certificate Number: 3292 PROPERTY DESCRIBED THE RILEY TRUST holder described in such Year of Issuance: 2008 Legal 836 Gulf Breeze News 7/29/10 IN OR BOOK 1823 PG of the following Tax Sale Certificate will be sold to 875 Certificate has filed said the Highest Bidder, at the Description of Property: Parcel ID:05-1N-27-0000- Tax Certificate for the Tax east end lobby of the COM NW COR OF THE 00261-0000 Deed to be issued thereon. County Administrative NE/4 OF 26-1N-29, TH S Name in which Assessed: The Certificate Number Complex at 6495 Caroline 89* E 375', TH S 01* W PHILIP A SMITH, and year of Issuance, the St., Milton, Florida on the 850', TH N 89* W 450' TO NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE TO BIDDERS VALERIE C SMITH Description of property, and 30th day of August, 2010 at POB, TH CONT N 89* W All of the above property is Name(s) in which it is 12:00 noon. Dated this the DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS located in Santa Rosa assessed is as follows: 7th day of July, 2010. County, In the State of NOTICE OF The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed Florida. Certificate Number: 3718 Mary M. Johnson PUBLIC SALE Year of Issuance: 2008 Clerk of the Circuit Court bids from qualified licensed contractors for the construction of the Harrison Avenue bids from qualified licensed contractors for the construction of the Villa Venyce Drainage Pursuant to ch Unless such certificate of Santa Rosa County, Drainage Improvements Project. The project will upgrade inadequate drainage facilities Improvements Project. The project will upgrade inadequate drainage facilities to allow 713.585(6) 85.09 f.s., shall be redeemed accord- Description of Property: Florida Donna Caiazzo, as to allow the handling of expected runoff from the area as shown on the project plans the handling of expected runoff from the area as shown on the project plans and spec- ing to Law, the Property BEG 1339.5' N & 445' E ––––––––––––––––––––– authorized Title ifications. described in such OF SW COR OF SE/4 OF NOTICE OF and specifications. Specialist for Emerald Certificate will be sold to 29-2N-28, TH E 300', TH N APPLICATION Coast Automotive & All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa Accessories, Inc. will sell All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa the following to the high- County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; NOTICE OF SALE est bidder subject to any and must be received by 10:00 a.m., August 24, 2010, at which time bids will be opened and must be received by 10:00 a.m., August 24, 2010, at which time bids will be opened liens; net proceeds A NOTICE IS HEREBY and read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and and read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and deposited w/clerk of GIVEN that AAA Towing court per 713.585; clearly labeled "Bid - HARRISON AVENUE DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS". Bids clearly labeled "Bid - VILLA VENYCE DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS". Bids received and Recovery of Santa owner/lienholders right to received after this time will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. after this time will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. $ Rosa County, Florida, a hearing prior to sale under Subsection (5) of FL date per 713.585(6) Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be Statute 713.78 has levied 85.09 f.s.; to post bond Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be upon the following proper- per 559.917 f.s.; owner inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street ty: Save money. may redeem vehicle for Suite G, Milton, Florida; and the Santa Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old Suite G, Milton, Florida; and the Santa Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old cash sum of lien; all sales Bagdad Highway Suite 300, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured Bagdad Highway Suite 300, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured 1999 MERC VIN# held w/reserve; inspect 1ZWFT61L2X5629245 1wk prior @ lienor facility; from the Santa Rosa County Procurement office for a non refundable cost of $125.00 from the Santa Rosa County Procurement office for a non refundable cost of $125.00 cash only; anyone inter- per set. per set. Place your legal Further notice is given ested call 850.665.2595 that on the 18th day of or 292.2911; Sale date August, 2010, AAA Towing 08-16-10 @ 1pm @ 104 Questions concerning this project should be directed to Michael Schmidt at (850) 981- Questions concerning this project should be directed to Michael Schmidt at (850) 981- ad in Gulf Breeze and Recovery will offer for E. 9 Mile Rd., Pensacola, 7100. 7100. sale and sell to the highest FL 32534: and best bidder for cash in 1985 Jeep VIN: News for less! The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to hand the above property 1JCCM87A9FT027251 The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to and sale will be subject to lien amt. $3,521.74 for reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is my judgements, encum- labor/services and stor- in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. brances, liens on property age charges. and will be held, Time Lienor: Emerald Coast Call (850) 10:00 a.m., at AAA Towing Automotive & Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, and Recovery, 5205 Gulf Accessories, Inc., 4437 sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Breeze Parkway, Gulf Avalon Blvd., Milton, FL 932-8986 Breeze, FL 32563. 32583, ph 850.981.2325. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida LEGAL 842 LEGAL 839 Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News LEGAL NOTICE 837 Gulf Breeze News 7/29/10 LEGAL NOTICE 838 Gulf Breeze News 7/29/10 7/29/10 7-29-10

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Hot summer days and yellowing turf to healthy green expected thundershowers are turf. They move rather quickly, ideal for your lawn grass to Environmental so keep an alert eye for their grow and get healthy from Horticulture scurrying back into the turf. winter injury or spring diseases, Carbaryl (Sevin®), cyfluthrin but don’t let your guard down Agent (Bayer Advanced Powerforce® just yet. They are also ideal Multi-Insect Killer), lambda- conditions for lawn insects. Theresa Friday cyhalothrin (Spectracide® Chinch bugs Triazicide® Insect Killer Once Chinch bugs love St. brown with a single white line they prefer hot sunny areas of & Done!) and permethrin are Augustinegrass lawns. The across their backs. the lawn over shade so their labeled insecticides for their adults of this destructive insect An indication of an early injury symptoms generally control. are only about 1/5 of an inch infestation is a subtle yellowing appear in an open area first. Mole crickets long. They are black with what of the leaf blades. This is To scout for these tiny insects Mole crickets are not nature's appears to be a white “X” across quickly followed by a thinning in your lawn you will need to most beautiful insect specimens. their backs where their wings of the canopy and eventual part the turf canopy to the soil Adults are odd-looking light fold over. The immature death of the turf. These insects surface along a line where there brown crickets. The front legs nymphs may be pink to orangey are somewhat unique in that is a change from damaged are short, flat, and shaped like miniature shovels well equipped for digging in your yard. The immature insects, or nymphs, look the same as the adults, just smaller. Both, however, feed on Photo courtesy of Theresa Friday the grass roots. Chinch bugs love St. Augustine grass lawns.The adults of this Walking across your grass destructive insect are only about 1/5 of an inch long. may give you a hint to an infestation. The sod will have an publication at into the turf and then lift or roll unusual fluffiness to it. Closer http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/lh039. the sod back to search for the examination will reveal holes in White grubs grubs. the ground about the size of a White grubs are the larvae of Because grubs are much pencil. Small burrowing trails several species of beetles. They easier to control when small the can also be seen. feed below ground, pruning the best time for control is mid to However, we always want to roots and weakening our lawns. late summer. It is often difficult confirm the presence of mole A sign of a grub infestation is to determine the threshold of crickets. Mix two tablespoons the digging of raccoons or grubs before treatment is of lemon liquid dishwashing armadillos in the lawn. necessary, but generally soap in two gallons of water in a A full-sized larva is about one treatment is suggested if three to sprinkling can, and pour the inch long, has a brownish- five grubs are found in a one- solution onto a two by two foot yellow head, grayish-black foot square sample. section of affected turf. If two to posterior, three pairs of legs, and For more information on four mole crickets emerge are usually found curled in a C- grub treatment, review the within four minutes after shape. These insects may go online University of Florida applying the soap solution, unnoticed until severe turf publication at insecticide use may be justified. damage is done. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/lh037. Photo courtesy of Theresa Friday For more information on how Scout for them by cutting Theresa Friday is the Mole crickets are not nature's most beautiful insect specimens. Adults are odd-looking light to treat for mole crickets, review several one to two foot-square Residential Horticulture Extension brown crickets. a University of Florida online samples about two inches deep Agent for Santa Rosa County.

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