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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 19, 2009 County targets illegal signs Ruff! Area pets demand to attend Pet Fest 2009 ■ But official admits SRC’s Compliance Division rary means. Residents and real “It’s abandoned vehicles, boats, tion code enforcement can Superintendent. “They just pop estate agents often put up tires. It’s all a distraction to our BY BRODIE up overnight. It’s very frustrat- community.” and activity be extremely challenging garage-sale or open-house signs GBN Canine Correspondent ing trying to control illegal sig- in rights-of-way and medians. Economy-driven budget and during the nage. I’ve been dealing with it staff cuts have left Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze Some citizens complain that OK, Breezer humans, you BY JOE CULPEPPER for more than 25 years, and County with no full-time code- Area such signage detracts from the had your fun last week dur- Gulf Breeze News there is nothing more frustrating enforcement officers. The coun- Chamber of quality of the area; others insist ing the ‘Life’s A Breeze [email protected] in enforcement than that.” ty has three people, including Brodie Commerce’s it stunts business. Weekend’ at Shoreline Park. Pet Fest It’s fairly common to see ille- Tompkins, charged with code Unsightly temporary signage “It’s not just signs. It’s other Now, it’s time for us pets 2009 at the Gulf Breeze compliance that includes abate- along U.S. Highway 98 in South gal signage suddenly appear on things, too,” said Don Richards, to have our day in the sun! Elementary School field. Santa Rosa County is a code- county roads and thoroughfares, President of the United ments – investigation and On Saturday, Nov. 21, There will be fun contests enforcement nightmare, an offi- especially along U.S. 98. Small- Peninsula Association, a group removal of unsafe structures – from 8 a m. until 3 p.m., all and events, a half-mile run cial says. business owners sometimes put of 19 homeowner associations, and contractor complaints. of my friends and I expect for the young pups and pets, The county relies on business “Illegal signs are like mush- up makeshift signage using ply- businesses and citizens with to be treated to lots of atten- See PET FEST, Page 2A rooms,” said Skip Tompkins, wood, posters and other tempo- more than 19,000 members. See SIGNS, Page 2A WEEKEND Weather Blue Angels soar during Homecoming Show THURSDAY 11/19 Sunny high 69O low 48O

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SUNDAY 11/22 Partly Cloudy O high 68 Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News O low 53 The world-famous Blue Angels U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Team dazzled approximately 210,000 spectators during their annual Homecoming Shows on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 13-14, at Pensacola NAS. Flying just feet apart at a speed of more than 350 miles per hour, four Blue Angels scream past the crowd at Sherman Field, with two pilots flying their FA-18/Hornets upside down. INSIDE

Crossword puzzle 3B 2 appointed to BEACH Holiday decor Classifieds 3D Community 3-8A SSRUS board BOWL II going up now Entertainment 2B Gulf Breeze Felonies 2A ■ Additions come in time for sophomore ■ Decorations should look more Island News 1D ‘White Paper’ analysis Mitchell deKozan professional this season Obituaries 7A splits two Navarre Cathy C. defenders before The Gulf Opinion 6A BY VICI PAPAJOHN BY VICI PAPAJOHN Benoit, a local charging his way Breeze City Sports 1-8C Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News small busi- into the end zone Council Talk of the Town 5A [email protected] [email protected] ness owner, on a 13-yard approved “Mailing Statement and Todd Johnson, a medical sales manager, touchdown pass installation of holiday decorations this year, on Editorial Page” were approved as new members of the South from Michael allocating the sum of $19,000, which matches Santa Rosa Utility Services (SSRUS) board at Mann during the what was spent last year. The decorations will FOUR SECTIONS Monday’s Gulf Breeze City Council meeting. Dolphins’ 42-12 be completed by Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26. VOL. 8, NO. 47 Beach Bowl NOVEMBER 19, 2009 Benoit operates a business in the 32563 zip “I am sure it is going to look much better defeat. Story, 1C Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News See BOARD, Page 2A See LIGHTS, Page 2A home! your Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 A November 19, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS PET FEST: Event to be Thursday, November 19 Mitigation Strategy pet lover’s Meeting 1:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze Area Chamber County Administrative paradise of Commerce Breakfast 7 Center, 6495 Caroline a.m., Andrews Performance Street, Milton Continued from page 1A and Research Pavilion, Gulf Breeze and a half-mile walk for us Santa Rosa County Local Tuesday, AARP types. I want to be in Mitigation Strategy Meeting November 24 the fashion show, conjure up 1:30 p.m., Conference Room, some paw-print art, do some 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, City of Gulf Breeze square-dancing and be in the Milton Board of Adjustments parade. 6:30 p.m., City Hall, You can get my picture made 1070 Shoreline Drive, by a professional photographer, Friday, November 20 Gulf Breeze spoil me with a massage and Gulf Breeze Area Chamber pedicure, get advice from a vet- of Commerce Gala Thursday, erinarian, and I can even see a Committee 8:30 a.m., pet psychic! Chamber Headquarters, 409 November 26 The cost is only $5 to take Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Thanksgiving: All city, state me into the vendor area, and Breeze and federal government offices $10 for full access and the pet closed; Gulf Breeze News, Gulf walk/run. But I can’t go unless Saturday, Breeze Area Chamber of you take me, you hear? November 21 Commerce offices closed. Get off the couch, dust off Gulf Breeze Area Chamber my leash and take me to Pet Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News of Commerce Pet Fest 2009 Wednesday, December 2 Fest 2009! City, Rotary work together to raise funds for JA 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Gulf Santa Rosa Island Call the Gulf Breeze Breeze Elementary School, Authority Board 5 p.m., SRIA Chamber at 932-7888 for more Leanne Todd, Incoming President of Junior Achievement of Northwest Florida (JA), City 549 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Headquarters, 1 Via de Luna information. Councilman Dana Morris, Outgoing JA President Frances Yeo, City Manager Edwin “Buz” Breeze Drive, Pensacola Beach Eddy, City Councilman Joe Henderson, and Rotarian Kerry Anne Schulz all stepped up to City of Gulf Breeze wash cars and bake pancakes to raise funds to sponsor a JA class in a Gulf Breeze school. Monday, November 23 Executive Committee 6:30 Krause to appear at p.m., City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Rec Center tonight Santa Rosa County Flood LIGHTS: Drive, Gulf Breeze John Krause, Should be up by Thanksgiving Republican challenger for U.S. Congress, will hold a Continued from page 1A the way we wanted it to look,” ing to Ron Pulley, Parks and Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Town Hall Meeting and a joked Zimmern. “We wanted to Recreation director for the City Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Meet and Greet tonight at than the mostly-volunteer effort save on labor during a tight of Gulf Breeze. the Gulf Breeze last year,” said Councilman J.B. economy, so we did it ourselves. “We hear from some peo- Felonies 11/14/2009 Community Center at 800 Schluter. “We found out it is This year, we should get the ple that we should do a bigger Dykes, James Anthony, Shoreline Drive in Gulf not as easy as it looks to do it same amount of coverage for job, that we should rival cities 11/11/2009 W/M, 24, 3200 block of College Breeze. The meeting will ourselves.” the same budget, but it’ll be like Foley or Daphne,” Pulley Garcia, Hamilton Rufus, Court, Gulf Breeze, crimes begin at 7 p m. and con- Schluter, City Manager done by professionals.” said. “But they literally spend H/M, 51, 5800 block of against an elderly person, for- clude at 9 p.m. Edwin “Buz” Eddy and then- Both entrance signs to the 10 times what we do for the Congress Court, Gulf Breeze, gery and drug possession. Councilwoman Bev Zimmern Refreshments will be city will be decorated, numer- effect they get. Council has battery. Gardellini, Adair Garsain, did most of the work last year to made available as well. ous median trees will be trunk- approved spending conserva- Little, Joshua Michael, W/F, 19, 5800 block of Capitol save money. Paid staff support- To learn more, go to wrapped and a large holiday tree tively and is still making sure W/M, 19, 1900 block of Revere Drive, Gulf Breeze, vehicular ed the effort. www.krause4congress.com. will be erected opposite the we are decorated for the sea- Street, Navarre, damage of theft. “I’m not so sure it ended up Chamber of Commerce, accord- son.” property, burglary, vehicular theft and larceny. DUIs Williams, Donna Jenelle, SIGNS: Advocates seek ‘Scenic Zone’ designation W/F, 23, 9100 block of Eagle 11/9/2009 Nest Drive, Navarre, violation Lyons-Davis, Ashley Jane, Continued from page 1A be sentenced to jail time. business,” Tompkins said. “But of probation. W/F, 25, 6700 block of Paso de Richards said the UPA hopes there is a certain responsibility YOU CAN HELP 11/12/2009 Cortez, Navarre, DUI. to form committees and train to your neighborhood that you owners and residents to monitor Elkins, Daniel William, 11/12/2009 The official form to them to monitor potential code owe to it. potential code violations and W/M, 61, 2200 block of Moray Elkins, Daniel William, report them. But a lack of man- report a potential sign violations between Gulf Breeze “I realize times have been Drive, Navarre, driving with a W/M, 61, 2200 block of Moray power and the sheer size of ordinance or county and the Okaloosa County line. hard and tough. In some cases, suspended license. Drive, Navarre, DUI. Santa Rosa County make code violation is at The association also hopes to you have businesses that have Owens, Kara Danyelle, W/F, 11/14/2009 enforcement difficult. www.santarosa.fl.gov/ apply to have U.S. 98 designated spent a lot of money to get start- 27, 5900 blockof Capital Drive, Payne Jr., John Howard, “We previously had four full- codecompliance/ a Scenic Zone, which would ed. They have grand openings Gulf Breeze, fraud. W/M, 35, 8500 block of Wilburn time code enforcement officers complaintform.html. allow groups to apply for grants and other functions to attract Cove, Navarre, DUI. with approval for another,” Follow the prompts. to enhance beautification efforts. business. Do we let that go Tompkins said at the Nov. 4 To learn more, call the That potentially would sometimes? Yes. But at some Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Code Compliance increase the attractiveness of the point, we have to draw a line in Emergency Reports Commerce Governmental (Enforcement) Office area and boost property values. the sand and get on equal foot- Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District Affairs Committee meeting. at (850) 981-7090. “If you go to Destin, you see ing with everybody else.” “Then (the economy) turned. buildings, development and Assistant City Manager Dave Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue Now we have none. That’s very signs everywhere,” Richards Szymanski said Gulf Breeze For the week of Nov. 7 through frustrating when you see tesy letter, which gives a party said. “Then all of a sudden, you Proper has its own ordinances Nov. 13, Gulf Breeze Fire & Escambia County with 27 code- 30 days to meet compliance hit Sandestin and it’s beautiful. and codes, separate from those Rescue was called for 16 emer- enforcement officers. But that requirements. It’s consistent, and very, very of the county, and compliance is gencies. These incidents includ- doesn’t mean we aren’t going to If that fails to get action, the attractive. That’s the kind of policed locally. He said most ed 7 medical calls, 1 public look and feel that we envision. citizens and business owners are assistance, 1 public assistance, 1 give it our best shot.” county will send out a notice of without injuries, 2 motor vehicle But it won’t happen overnight.” willing to abide by the law. hazardous condition, 2 haz- Tompkins said citizens can violation, and compliance must ardous materials situation and 2 accidents with injuries, 1 haz- report potential signage and be met within 30 more days. Tompkins urged residents “Eighty percent of your prob- water rescues, 1 land search for ardous condition, 3 public service structure violations by filling After that, if a violator refuses and business owners to educate lem is going to go away with a missing person and 2 can- calls, 2 false alarms, 2 no inci- out and electronically submit- to conform, he or she can be themselves on county ordi- that first letter,” he said. “A lot celled en route. dents found and 2 canceled on nances and to use neighborly of people simply don’t know To learn more about Gulf scene. ting a form on the county Web fined $53 a day; gross violations Midway Fire Professional common sense in policing the that are violating an ordinance. Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to: site (see information box). Once can warrant fines of $500 a day. www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ Firefighters along with other area an official complaint is If those fail to rectify the prob- issue. Getting proper permitting Within six months, you’ll see a firedept/index.html fire departments will participate received, the county typically lem, the case usually winds up for signage is another priority. noticeable difference in the fre- in the annual fire-truck pull (for- investigates and issues a cour- in court, where a violator could “We’re not trying to be anti- quency of violations.” Midway Fire District mally known as the airplane pull) at Seville Quarter on Nov. 21. For the week of Nov. 6 through The fire-truck pull will benefit the Nov. 12, Midway Fire District was Pensacola Ronald McDonald Gulf Breeze Police Report called for 42 emergencies. These House. BOARD: For more information about Next meeting will be Dec. 14 Information provided by Gulf Breeze incidents included 22 medical Police Department calls, 3 medical assists, 1 trash Midway Fire District, log on to Continued from page 1A "How do you know who you want to serve? fire, 4 motor vehicle accidents www.midwayfire.com. code area, and Johnson serves Is it like falling in love? You just know?” Lt. Rick Hawthorne of the as president of the Whisper Bay – Mike Handler Gulf Breeze Police Department reported these incidents “You have been our litttle darrling Homeowners Association. Unsuccessful candidate for SSRUS advisory Board between Nov. 9 and Nov. 16: The board and staff will ■ for 18 yearrs and wwe arre prroud begin working on a “white ice in my community. Zimmern answered that each In the overnight hours of Nov. 11-12, a North Sunset Drive resi- paper” to study and debate the “I want the SSRUS to be candidate submitted resumes dent reported that a tailgate was of thhe young woman you haave management, operations and financially viable and fair, and I and was interviewed. stolen off a pickup truck. costs of the system, and the new becomee. look forward to contributing to “We are acting on the recom- ■ In the overnight hours of Nov. board members will be part of the SSRUS Board. I am eager mendation of the SSRUS Board 11-12, criminal mischief was Your the process. Currently, seven to learn about the utility and adding two additional mem- reported at Gulf Breeze High members including Mayor process, and I believe my corpo- bers who reside in the 32563 School stadium, apparently in giftts Beverly Zimmern and rate and small business back- zip code area,” she said. association with the rivalry between the Dolphins and the and your Councilman Dick Fulford serve ground as well as my perspec- Fulford added that a “willing- Navarre Raiders. Buckets of paint on the board. Of the five tive as a customer of the SSRUS ness to serve, and experience in were splattered on the press box beeauty come from remaining members, three will help guide me. Gulf Breeze the community” along with and the concrete steps at the sta- God - remmembber to reside outside city limits. is my home, and I feel called to strong business knowledge were dium, and an obscene message disparaging the Dolphins was “As a small business owner do my civic duty and serve.” important factors. written on the track. refflect him and active member in both the Retired chemical engineer Councilman Dana Morris ■ Gulf Breeze Chamber of In the afternoon of Saturday, in aall you do!” Mike Handler, treasurer of the added, “I looked for someone Nov. 14, a man reported that the Commerce and the Navarre United Peninsula Association who wouldn’t be an advocate adult bicycle he laid down near With Love, Beach Area Chamber of who also applied for a board for any one particular group but the bus ramp behind Gulf Breeze Commerce, I am keenly aware position, challenged the would be open to serve the Elementary School was stolen Momma & Dad of the financial challenges fac- while he was out of the immedi- appointments. needs of the entire area.” ate area. ing our area,” Benoit said. “I “How do you know who you The SSRUS Board meets the HHappy 18th also serve on the Tiger Point want to serve?” Handler asked second Monday of every even- ■ Board of Directors, and I feel a the Council. “Is it like falling in numbered month at 7 p m. at Contact the Gulf Breeze Police Birthday! Laura Fradenburg very high commitment to serv- love? You just know?” City Hall and will meet Dec. 14. Department at 934-5121.

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Officers suspect seizure in bridge crash

From special reports injuries as a result of the wreck. Gulf Breeze Police Department TRAFFIC Kristen officials still are trying to determine Gulf Breeze man the cause of a violent three-vehicle Marks crash that occurred on Thursday, Oct. car struck Bardwell’s vehicle in the in 6-vehicle collision 29 on the Pensacola Bay Bridge. right lane, pushing it into the center The incident was actually two sep- wall, causing it to rotate counterclock- A Gulf Breeze man was involved in Free Estate Planning and arate accidents, according to Lt. Rick wise, finally coming to rest in the left a six-car accident at the intersection of Guardian Reports available at Hawthorne of the Gulf Breeze Police traffic lane facing southeast. Wetzel’s U.S. Highway 98 and Cody Avenue, www.MyPinkLawyer.com Department. car began turning clockwise and over- which accesses Hurlburt Field. According to the Gulf Breeze turned, skidding on its roof toward the The Florida Highway Patrol acci- (850) 298-8877 Police accident report, a 2005 Honda outer retaining wall. Bardwell’s and dent report states that James F. Smith, driven by Jason Bardwell, 26, of Gulf Wetzel’s vehicles were projected for- 27, of Gulf Breeze was traveling east- Breeze was traveling northbound at a ward, coming to rest within 50 feet of bound on U.S. 98 at about 6:30 a m. high rate of speed, approximately 70 Lamont’s vehicle. on Nov.16 when he fell asleep as he Officers are awaiting toxicology miles per hour, at 8:15 p m., when his approached the intersection. car struck a 1997 Ford driven by Larry reports on Wetzel and are investigat- Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News The five other vehicles involved in Lamont, 53, of Gulf Breeze. Lamont ing whether Bardwell suffered a the accident were stopped in the left- was estimated to be observing the seizure prior to the accident with Honor Flight donation hand turn lane waiting to enter the posted speed limit of 45 miles per Lamont. hour. Both cars struck the outer retain- Another vehicle, traveling south- base when Smith’s Mercury SUV Bill Phillips accepts an $800 check at ing wall of the bridge and skidded bound during the time of the crash, veered into the turn lane and struck Holley-Navarre Intermediate School from along for approximately 50 yards. was peppered with glass that blew out the idle vehicles. members of the Student Council, Breanna Lamont’s vehicle came to rest about of Lamont’s van when windows broke None of the drivers involved in the Hubbard (left) and Allison Hall (right). 50 yards in front of Bardwell’s. out upon impact.. Glass shards were crash reported suffering any injuries, The school held a penny drive to raise A third vehicle, a 1994 Chevrolet visible in the front bumper area of the and no charges were filed. money to send one World War II veteran to driven by Eric Wetzel, 23, of Dothan, vehicle. The total estimated damage is Washington, D.C., to see the new memori- Ala., was traveling northbound on the Wetzel and Bardwell each were $24,600. al. Phillips told the students that all Santa bridge at a high rate of speed, estimat- cited for careless driving and exceed- ■ Rosa County schools had pledged last ed at 75 miles per hour, and did not ing the speed limit. Bardwell was Lisa Newell and Scott Page school year to begin fundraisers to raise stop for the cars in the roadway. His described as having incapacitating contributed to this story. money for the Honor Flights, and so far Santa Rosa schools have raised $38,000. The school raising the most money so far is Dr. Andrews talks shop tonight Navarre High with almost $4,000. It takes $800 to send one veteran, The Andrews-Paulos Research & Andrews is president of the What’s your time Phillips said, and so far there have been Education Institute at the Andrews American Orthopaedic Society for WORTH? three Honor Flights carrying 103 veterans Institute is holding its inaugural Grand Sports Medicine (AOSSM). He also is on each flight. Other fundraisers in the Rounds presentation today (Nov. 19). the founding partner and the medical All these carriers at one location. county have included golf tournaments and Renowned orthopaedic and sports director of the American Sports fundraisers by adult non-profit groups, with medicine surgeon Dr. James Andrews Medicine Institute (ASMI) in $530,000 being raised in this county alto- will discuss advances in sports medicine Birmingham, Ala., and the Andrews gether. over the last 30 years and also focus on Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports 1333 College Parkway injury prevention techniques related to Medicine in Gulf Breeze. Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 932-0410 – Pam Brannon the throwing arm. The event is not open to the public. Marketbasket gets under way

The Junior League of Pensacola NAS Fire, Pensacola is opening the doors BRIEFS Escambia County Fire, today for the 23rd annual Pensacola Fire and Midway Marketbasket, the annual holi- Fire District have offered to day shopping event that allows help with public-education shoppers the opportunity to find events as well as enter teams for all of their holiday gifts in a fes- competition. Each team will tive and relaxed atmosphere. consist of 20 people with differ- For 2009, the Junior ent classes like educators, League’s Marketbasket will fea- Police and Firefighters. A team ture more than 60 merchants can be comprised of firefighters from all over the United States, from different fire departments. offering a diverse range of items The cost per firefighter team including toys, beauty prod- is $400, or $20 per person. ucts, art, clothing, accessories, To learn more, contact your home decor, books, stationery, local fire station for details. specialty foods, ornaments and more. Santa will be available National Geographic for photos, and the Junior Spelling Bee coming League will feature holiday drawings for an impressive The National Geographic array of prizes. Bee is coming to Gulf Breeze Marketbasket will be held at Middle School. the Pensacola Civic Center in Submitted photos The Preliminary Round, downtown Pensacola, today Gulf Breeze Middle School which will have approximately through Saturday, Nov. 19-21. student Skylyr Merchant cut 35 participants, will be held Marketbasket offers a wide her hair to benefit Locks of Dec. 4. This Bee will determine array of shopping hours and Love to help provide wigs 10 finalists. The Final Bee will options: for cancer patients. take place Dec. 11. It will be ■ Today, Nov. 19: Girls’ held in the library at GBMS. Morning Out with stroller-free The winner will then take a written test administered by shopping, 9 a.m. to noon; regu- JoAnn Considine, Bee lar shopping hours, noon to 8 Coordinator, with hopes of p m. qualifying for the State Bee. ■ Friday, Nov. 20: Regular shopping hours: 9 a m. to 8 p.m. Music Study Club It’s also a designated trolley seeks applicants stop during Pensacola’s Gallery Night event. The Pensacola Music Study ■ Saturday, Nov 21: Club is seeking applicants for Regular shopping hours, 10 its annual music scholarship a.m. to 4 p m. competition. The competition is For more information or to open to area resident students in partner with the Junior League piano, woodwind/brass, strings of Pensacola, call (850) 433- and voice. Age ranges are 14 to 4421 or visit www.junior 19 with piano competition sub- leagueofpensacola.org. divided ages 17-19 and 14-16. Each scholarship is $1,000. Fire-truck pull takes Applicants must reside in place of plane pull The City of Pensacola has Escambia or Santa Rosa coun- stepped up and will loan the ties or study with a teacher who Because of budget con- Ronald McDonald House the resides in either county. straints for Federal Express, the use its ladder truck to pull Deadline for applications is shipping company will not be instead of an airplane. The Fire Dec. 1. Date of competition is able to provide an airplane for Truck Pull will be Saturday, Saturday, Feb. 13, 2010. the annual airplane pull that Nov. 21 at Seville Quarter. The Scholarship application helps raise money for the day will begin with a 5/10K race, forms can be downloaded from Ronald McDonald House. and the pull will start at 10 a m. www.pensacolamusic.org.

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By Pam Brannon receive $10.82 an hour. According to National Labor Hannity here next summer, so Santa Rosa County school The school district’s bus driv- Relations rules, drivers cannot his current tickets sales drive BEATSBEATS BRANDBRAND X!X! bus drivers working for Durham ers who work for Durham nar- bring their union back, or peti- has shifted to bringing Hannity School Bus Services will be get- rowly voted to decertify their tion for a new union, for one to the area. $99 Extra Qtrly ting a raise. union in September. The organ- year from the date of the decer- Ross said a tentative date of Init tion Ch rge Equ pment The company notified its izers of that movement charged tification election of the last July 10, 2010 has been sched- Fee for Classes Maint. Fee 200-plus bus drivers last week that Durham properties in other union representation. uled to bring Hannity to the NO CONTRACTS • NO HIDDEN FEES AT CHIPS! they would be receiving a 3-per- states that did not have a union Emerald Coast Conference cent raise retroactive to the were receiving $15 an hour. No Beck in 2010, but Center in Fort Walton Beach. So Join Two People - One Year $550 beginning of the school year. The flyers and organizers Hannity a possibility far, 170 tickets have been Now Monthly rates available. exp. 02/01/10 For most drivers, that amounts encouraged drivers that if there reserved by people pledging to Raquetball•24 hour Access•Ladies Only Room to about 33 cents an hour. was no union here, Durham Fox News Channel’s Glenn attend, with the total tickets The letter said the retroactive would not be held to the previ- Beck is now completely booked available being 1,370. 100 McAbee Ct., Gulf Breeze lump sum of the 3 percent ous contract for wages and the for his available speaking Tickets are priced at $100, 916-24HR should show up in their pay- wages would go up at least $2 to engagements for 2010. $75 and $50 each. He is collect- checks by Dec. 3. $3 an hour initially. Durham So Geoff Ross, who has been ing just enough money, he said, First-year drivers for Durham representatives had said they spearheading an effort to bring to cover the expenses of having in Santa Rosa County receive never promised that wage hike Beck to Northwest Florida, can- the rally. $10.50 an hour. Drivers receive and those other properties had not book Beck until 2011. But To learn more about the Sean a small raise each year – for those wages before they Ross did discover last week that Hannity Rally, send an e-mail example, third-year drivers assumed operations. he can get Fox News’ Sean to: [email protected].

$ Unity Gulf Breeze MLS# 368482 1,370 MO. welcomes Tuttle Internationally-known recording artist, author and AITH philosopher Will Tuttle will F Office for Lease conduct the morning service for earth healing, and for the and meditation Sunday, Nov. 3408 Santa Rosa Dr.Gulf Breeze happiness of every being,” 1,492 SF Previously a medical office. 22, at 10:30 a m. at Unity of Tuttle said. Gulf Breeze. Tuttle also has written ‘The Tuttle, a former Zen monk World Peace Diet: Eating for with a Ph.D. in education from Spiritual Health and Social the University of Residential and Commercial Harmony.’ The book explains Cell: California at 850-384-7607 Berkeley, also is a the benefits of a meat-free diet www.denrem.com pianist, composer and will be available for pur- [email protected] and recording chase at the church during the artist based in events. California. He has In addition to his travels and music, Tuttle has taught college Tuttle worked extensive- ly in spiritual heal- courses in mythology and phi- ing, meditation, music, intuition losophy, and is a Dharma mas- development, vegan living and ter in the Korean tradition. cultural evolution. For information about these He also will offer a work- events, contact Unity of Gulf shop, ‘Opening the Intuitive Breeze at (850) 565-0527. Gate: Keys to Developing Your Intuition,’ on Sunday from 7 to Beach Church to host 9 p.m., on a love-offering basis. popular chili cook-off The workshop will concentrate on the art of meditative listen- Pensacola Beach Community ing, opening participants to the Church will host a chili cook- inner realms of intuitive off on Sunday, Nov. 22 immedi- imagery. ately following the 10 a.m. wor- Monday, he will offer a con- ship service. cert at Unity of Gulf Breeze, Bring your best pot of chili located in the Harbourtown and have a great meal with us. Shopping Center, Unit 26, from All the fixings and drinks will 7 to 8:30 p.m., also on a love- be supplied by the church. offering basis. Tuttle’s complex Trophies will be awarded to the acoustic piano harmonies and music are interspersed with ani- winners. The event is free and mal and nature sounds, open to the public. designed to soothe and enrich For more information, con- its hearers. tact the church office at (850) “The concert, ‘Piano 932-6628 or visit www.the- Passion,’ is offered for freedom, beachchurch.com. FIREMAN Termite & Pest Control “To The Rescue Since 1977” Gulf Breeze 932-9288 !

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Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News From left, models Vici Papajohn, Pat Landfair, Kasey Landfair, Debbie Weaver and Cheri Johnson prepare for the ‘Breezing Through The Holidays’ fashion show at St. Ann Church. SR Shores women get early scoop on holiday decorating

The Santa Rosa Shores Women’s Club held the November meeting Tuesday, presents... Nov. 10, in the lovely waterfront home of Donna Sutton on Harbor Lane. Hostesses for this of the social affair were Connie Repp, alalk of the oown n TBy Betty Archer Allen T Rita Misenheimer and Margaret [email protected] Cunningham. Judy Miller, pro- gram chairman, explained independent agents in 37 states Firemen Explorers provided upcoming programs for the year. and the District of Columbia. assistance with setting up for The program for the evening Hunter graduated from the the gala; R.J. Salon/Spa did the was Holiday Tips. The group University of Mississippi with hair and make-up for the mod- was shown how to use low-cost a BBA, the American College els; Richey’s provided the natural items found around the in Bryn Mar, Pa., with a CLU, wine; and Winn-Dixie and yard to make great Christmas and the Thomas Goode Jones Firehouse Subs provided inter- decorations. The program also School of Law, Faulkner im refreshments for the models. included shortcuts in food University with a Juris Doctor. Tracie McMahan, SRWC preparation and how to make He was admitted to practice Vice-president, did an outstand- handmade crafts. before the United States ing job narrating the fashion Tuesday, Dec. 8 is the date Supreme Court in 1998. show. Many models were set for Santa in the Park at The noon luncheon meeting walking the runway and wear- Swenson Park. The gala event will be held at Pensacola’s New ing the latest fashions. The will include refreshments, gifts World Landing. The public is women models wore three out- and an opportunity for each invited to attend. Tickets are fits; one casual, one business child to have a picture made $35 for non-members. There is wear and one evening wear. with Santa. no charge for members. Teen models showed one outfit To learn more about each and then returned to Panhandle Panhandle Tiger Bay Club, school. Men models showed Tiger Bay Club visit www.panhandletiger one outfit each and remained bay.com or call Rosanne along the runway to assist with Guest speaker R. K. “Skip” Williams at 497-1684. models throughout the show. Hunter will present “Florida’s Models included Linda Insurance Mess and What to GFWC Santa Rosa Dawson, SRWC President; Do About It” at Woman’s Club Mollye Barrows, WEAR-TV the Nov. 20 meet- anchor; Beverly Zimmern, Gulf ing of the The Third Annual ‘Breezing Breeze Mayor; Ann Johnson, Panhandle Tiger Thru the Holidays’ hosted by UWF professor; Vici Papajohn, Bay Club. the GFWC Santa Rosa co-publisher of ‘Gulf Breeze Hunter is an Woman’s Club was a smashing News;’ Betty Archer Allen, attorney, a success. The event was held at columnist for ‘Gulf Breeze Chartered Life Hunter St. Ann Catholic Church Parish News;’ Tracey Pinkston, MD Underwriter Hall on Thursday, Nov. 5. Co- Internal Medicine, and daugh- (CLU) and was the Republican chairs Barbara Miksch and Jean ter, Lauren; Cheri Johnson and candidate for Insurance Yuill, as well as many others, Debbie Weaver, Hair Designers Commissioner and Treasurer of can feel a great sense of pride at 10th Ave Hair Design; and Florida in 1994. in the outcome of this venture. Shelley Elbert, Dot Jordan and After serving in the United The hall was beautifully deco- Pat Landfair, community lead- States Navy, Hunter started as rated with garland, wreaths and ers. an agent for Pacific Mutual centerpieces to carry on the Teen models were Lindsey Life Insurance Co., opening his holiday theme, and Christmas Hawthorne, Kasey Landfair first office in Pensacola in tree ornaments were provided and Sallie Papajohn. Four 1963. In 1970, he became the as table favors. handsome male models includ- president/CEO of American More than 200 people ing firefighters Kyle Saxton Fidelity Life Insurance Co. of attended and were treated to and Travis White, and Police Pensacola. sushi hors d’oeuvres by Fuji officers Andy Johnson and Hunter later purchased the Steakhouse, music by Tim Greg Baker wearing ensembles American Life Assurance Co. Spencer, a decorating demo by provided by The Men’s and the First National Life Emily Peterson, owner of The Wearhouse. Insurance Co., both of which Garden Gate, and her co-work- ‘Breezing thru the Holidays’ specialized in Major Medical, er, Carol Simpson, a silent grossed $10,506. Nearly Group and Medicare auction of over 100 items $8,000 of this amount will go Supplement Insurance. The two donated by local merchants and to support club projects such as companies were jointly head- sponsors, a scrumptious lunch Covenant Hospice, girls’ sports quartered in Pensacola and by Elaine’s Catering, and a programs, Good Samaritan Montgomery, Ala., and ‘Day to Night’ fashion show by Clinic, Little Red Schoolhouse, employed over 350 people with Dillard’s. PJC scholarships, Santa Rosa sales handled through 6,600 Behind the scenes, the County Caring & Sharing.

Betty A. Allen/GBN Tracey and Lauren Pat Landfair Linda Dawson Mollye Barrows Pinkston

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON 2008 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ Honorable Mention - Sports ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup What are you most thankful for

CO-PUBLISHERS : this year? Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR: Joe Culpepper SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson OFFICE MANAGER: Karen Murphy Medals tell stories of service, sacrifice GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: Denise Lukas ■ Veterans’ Pride attached them to my sport Nick Noyes campaign promotes coat. It was a great ice-break- “Good health is what I’m most er with the students and the thankful for.” CONTRIBUTORS: wearing of medals subject of many questions. Steve Couppe Betty Archer Allen My medals helped to teach Pensacola Beach Bette Boyle By Joe Henderson some of these middle-school- Pam Brannon I had the privilege of being ers the true meaning of citi- Scott Page invited to Gulf Breeze Middle zenship and freedom. Chuck Randle School for a Veterans It’s unfortunate that not Appreciation Breakfast on everyone understands the sacri- Nov. 13 by eighth-grader fice and dedication of our mili- Mallory DeMotts. tary personnel. Some know Member: I served more than 20 years only what they see on televi- Florida Press Association in the United States Navy and sion or the Internet. We owe have been retired for almost veterans so much. I ask that if National Newspaper Assn. nine years now. I thought this you know a veteran, thank Gulf Breeze Area Chamber would be a good opportunity them and encourage them to of Commerce (“2003 Small to honor other veterans who wear their medals with pride on Business of the Year”) would attend and to give some those few days we remember “I’m most thankful for having a job.” Pensacola Beach Chamber insight to these young stu- their sacrifice. dents. William Hollingsworth of Commerce I want to sincerely thank the In 2006, the Department of GBMS Gifted History students Pensacola Pensacola Chamber Veteran’s Affairs (VA) joined and their teacher, Grace of Commerce with major veterans’ service Freeman, for a wonderful event. Submitted photo organizations to bring veterans ■ Navarre Tourist Mallory DeMotts and retired U.S. Navy Lieutenant Joe together across the country in a Development Council Henderson marked Veterans Day at Gulf Breeze Middle School. Joe Henderson is a member Santa Rosa County Chamber symbolic demonstration of of the Gulf Breeze City of Commerce unity and patriotism. The ice, sacrifice, bravery and ries to the entire nation. Council. Veteran’s Pride campaign was accomplishment. Each story is I was hesitant to wear my ■ launched to promote veterans as unique as the veteran who medals to the Veterans To see more photographers LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze wearing their military medals wears those medals. Sharing Breakfast at GBMS because of Veterans Day commemora- News welcomes your opinion. on Veterans Day, Memorial them with family, friends and they are “showy.” With my We reserve the right to edit a tions in Gulf Breeze, Pensacola letter to fit space available. We Day and July Fourth. the public on these holidays wife’s encouragement, I dust- Beach and Navarre, see pages do not accept letters containing Medals tell stories of serv- allows veterans to tell their sto- ed them off and proudly 8A and 1D. “I’m most thankful for my fam- a personal attack on any indi- vidual. Letters must be limited ily.” to one per month from an indi- Barron Naar vidual writer. If we receive form Pensacola letters, we will print only the first Military drives economy in county even in hard times one we receive. Include your name, address and daytime TEAM Santa Rosa has once closely resembles the opera- phone number. again identified the military as tional aircraft now in use by the a dominant economic engine Navy and Marine Corps, such CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze for the county. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 19, 2009 7 A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Swinging bridge over train tracks was fun! As I was reading recently earmarked $1.6 million to start a about the Beaches to Woodlands National Older Drivers Research Tour and the Centennial Center. Run by the University of Celebration of the L&N Depot in Florida and the American Drop-In or Call Milton, I recalled the many train Occupational Therapy No Appointment Necessary depots and stations I have known Association, the Center will train Next to Gene’s Flooring over the years. certified driving rehabilitation Tu-SSat 7:30am-5:00pm They included the grand sta- specialists. 9934-3411 2757 Gulf Breeze Pkwy tions of Philadelphia and the One in four drivers will be small ones in Pennsylvania Dutch over the age of 65 by 2030. The country. They were served by their weight, they could feel the Gracefully: Perfecting Your driver rehab program is intended both the ‘Pennsy,’ (Pennsylvania bridge start to swing just slightly, Posture, Balance and Strength” in to help these seniors stay on the Railroad) and the Reading rail- from side to side. Of course, if the Rehabilitation Center at The road as long as it is safe. road, for which my grandfather you were a grownup, the motion Club, 1230 Crane Cove If you are interested in driver worked as an accident counselor, became more noticeable, and Boulevard east of Gulf Breeze. rehabilitation programs, you as well as being a rector in the more exciting. Physical therapist Susan Burke might try calling the Association Brethren Church. As a skinny kid, I couldn’t get will be the speaker, and it’s for Driver Rehabilitation I often walked to work with much action going no matter designed with seniors in mind. Specialists toll-free at my grandfather on the cobbled how hard I jumped, but a little ■ 866-672-9466 for more streets – there was not much imagination always helped. I The American Medical information. worry about traffic in those days. guess it is strange to think that, Association (AMA) has issued ■ To save time on the way home, I in those distant days, you didn’t guidelines for doctors to help I bet you can add a few more usually made a detour across get in trouble for that kind of older patients whose driving has to these senior experiences: what was known as the “swing- thing – it could still just be inno- become questionable, and is also ■ You’ve reached the age ing bridge.” Suspended high cent fun. Okay, it wasn’t as excit- running a program to train doctors where ‘happy hour’ is a nap. above the tracks that bisected the ing as a space capsule, or a video about medical fitness to drive. ■ Be careful reading the fine town, the bridge was sooooo game, maybe, but it was fun just Occupational therapists print, because you know there’s much fun! the same! increasingly are assessing driving no way you’re going to like it. Far below were the passenger ■ skills with memory and other ■ After 60, if you don’t wake and freight trains being prepared I hope you are going to catch tests, and offering rehabilitation up aching in every joint, you are for their next trip. If a child ran the free seminar offered today services to strengthen driving probably dead! and jumped down hard with all from noon to 1 p m., “Aging skills. The government recently See you next week! GB Presbyterian’s Thomas performs Organ Recital

BY PATTY KATTNER one year. Special to Gulf Breeze News Thomas is a 2006 graduate of [email protected] Gulf Breeze High School. He received his AA degree from Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Pensacola Junior College in at Gulf Breeze Church musician William December 2006. He studies “Shawn” Thomas performed his under organ teacher Dr. Lynn much-anticipated Junior Organ Lauderdale, a professor in the Recital on Sunday, Nov. 8, at music department at UWF and First Baptist Church in also the organist at First Baptist · 110 Bed Assisted Pensacola before a crowd of 75 Church Pensacola. Thomas Living/Retirement people. began playing the piano at age 4 Community Thomas is a junior at the and organ at age 12. Submitted photo · Locally Owned University of West Florida, Thomas, also a talented tenor, William “Shawn” Thomas of Gulf Breeze performed works by and Operated where he is pursuing a double- has performed with the Langlais, Back, Franck and Mendelssohn during his Junior · Home Cooked Meals major in organ and history. He University Singers at UWF for Organ Recital. Thomas works at GB Presbyterian Church. is employed by Gulf Breeze two years and also the Madrigal · Linen and Presbyterian Church, where he Singers for two years. He has Grandparents in the area are 1750); ‘Cantabile in B major’ Housekeeping Service works with Choir Director also been involved in a chamber William “Buddy” and Carnell by Cesar Franck (1822-1890); · 24 Hour Staff Sabrina George and Senior music class in which he played Jackson. and ‘Sonata in Bb major, op. 65 and Security Pastor Dr. Jerry Blacklaw. He the harpsichord. He also sings in Some of the musical pieces no. 4’ by Felix Mendelssohn · Activities Program also fills in for the hand-bell a gospel quartet with friends at Thomas performed at his Junior (1809-1847). He captured the Conveniently · Respite & Day Care choir and serves as the main Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Organ Recital were ‘Prelude au spirit of Beethoven, with the located in accompanist for the church Church. Kyrie’ by Jean Langlais (1907- precision of Bach, when he choir each week. He hopes to Thomas is the son of Tammy 1991); ‘Fantasia and Fugue in C played the organ. the heart of attend graduate school in about White and Dale Thomas. Minor’ by J.S. Bach (1685- The audience was moved to Gulf Breeze tears and brought to its feet with 934-1061 OBITUARIES cheers by Thomas’ energy and behind the use of the foot pedals he www.villasgulfbreeze.com conveyed on the large pipe Fuji Offer condolences, share mem- Bullock (Charles) and Cynthia organ. ANN HARRIS Restaurant Assisted Living #9664 1933-2009 ories and sign the guestbook at Sigafoose Hebb (Gary); numer- www.roselawn-fh.com. ous nieces, nephews and Ann Harris, 76, of Gulf extended family. Breeze, passed away at her SHARON LEWIS Funeral Mass was celebrated home on Friday, Nov. 13, 2009. 1937-2009 Nov.13 at Saint Ann Catholic Harris was born in Bay Church. Minette, Ala. She graduated Sharon Lee Frey Sigafoose The family asks that contribu- from Baldwin County High Lewis, 72, of Gulf Breeze, tions be made to St. Jude’s School and passed away on Children’s Hospital or Covenant attended Monday, Nov. 9, Hospice in her memory. Huntingdon 2009. Arrangements were entrusted College. Lewis was born to Rose Lawn Funeral Home. WEEKDAY Ann was active Oct. 26, 1937 in Offer condolences, share mem- in the Gulf Breeze Great Bend, Pa., ories and sign the guestbook at PROGRAMMING United Methodist and graduated www.roselawn-fh.com. Church and from Brunswick 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING FOLKS 6 am - 9 am Auburn University Harris (Md.) High School. Lewis RONALD GEMMELL Mon. - Fri. events. She Sharon and OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am 1943-2009 Politically incorrect and proud of it! His worked many years before retir- Preston (Ike) Lewis were mar- libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am ing from Sun Bank in Gulf ried for 53 wonderful years. After Ron Gemmell, 66, of Gulf conservatives (who think he’s too Breeze. Ike retired from the Air Force in Breeze, passed away on liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW She was preceded in death 1975, the Lewis family discov- Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009 from conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon by her parents, Mac and Ann ered Gulf Breeze while on vaca- complications of leukemia. Humphries of Bay Minette. tion and promptly decided to call Gemmell worked at Golden The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm Marine Corps She is survived by her broth- it home. Sharon retired as a civil Corral in Dothan, Ala., but CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm er, George Humphries (Nell) of service employee. savored every moment with officer, Neal St. Louis, Mo.; former husband, Lewis was preceded in death his wife, Pam, and his dogs. Boortz grew up in STEVE GILL Jim Harris; sons, Jim Harris by her mother, Naomi Elizabeth He also is survived by a broth- Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. class of 1963). He (Judy) of Destin, Duke Harris Eury Sigafoose; father, Donald er, David, and many nieces RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. (Lynn) of Gulf Breeze, Robert Edward Frey; and stepfather, and nephews. has dominated Atlanta Radio since Harris (Susan) of Gulf Breeze; Joseph Maylon Sigafoose. Gemmell donated his organs YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm 1969. Now WEBY daughter, Kathy Martin (Dale) of Sharon is survived by hus- to help others and was to be brings this top- BRUCE WILLIAMS 6 pm - 9 pm Destin; seven grandchildren and band, Preston Lewis; three chil- cremated. notch talent home. two great-grandchildren. dren, Preston Lee (Mike) Lewis Memorial contributions can RUSTY HUMPHRIES In lieu of flowers, the family II (Liz), Stephen Edward Lewis be sent to the Humane Society 9 pm - midnight asks that donations be made to (Terri), and Sharon Lewis of Pensacola, 5 North Q Street, Gideon’s International or Armstrong (Cliff); five grandchil- Pensacola, 32505. Covenant Hospice. dren, Erin Elizabeth Light Arrangements were entrusted A memorial service was held (Michael), Stephen Gregory to Rose Lawn Funeral Home. Nov. 16 at Gulf Breeze United Lewis, Melissa Marie Lewis, Offer condolences, share mem- (850) 623-1330 Methodist Church. Clifford Ryan Armstrong, and ories and sign the guestbook at Arrangements were entrusted Robert Joseph Armstrong; two www.roselawn-fh.com. www.1330weby.com to Rose Lawn Funeral Home. sisters, Joanne Sigafoose

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Veterans Day snapshots Legislative Proofessiionaal Taiilorinng delegation ALTERATIONS Pillows SLIPCOVERS Bedcovering to listen WINDOW TREATMENTS Table Accessories Members of Santa Rosa County’s state legislative dele- Louise Casey gation have scheduled a public Former Tailor at JoS. A. BANK hearing for Monday, Nov. 30, 2009, from 6 to 8 p m. at the 850-572-1819 850-932-6161 Santa Rosa County Administrative Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton. Public comments will be heard on proposals for the 2010 Regular Session of the Florida We Support the Legislature. To be placed on the agenda, all interested parties Dolphins! Julie B. Connerley/Special to Gulf Breeze News should contact Rep. Clay Ford’s Recruits from the Naval Air Technical Training Center at Pensacola Naval Air Station visited office at (850) 595-5550 by 5 veterans at Bay Breeze Nursing and Retirement Center on Veterans Day. pm on Tuesday, Nov. 24. The Santa Rosa County leg- Scott Shanks, AAMS islative delegation consists of Financial Advisor Area veterans honored by newest recruits Representatives Greg Evers, see those who have served our ed by uniformed military per- Clay Ford and Speaker Ray Gulf Breeze Shopping Center BY JULIE B. CONNERLEY nation before them,” said Senior sonnel, accompanied by a smart Sansom, along with Senators 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway Special to Gulf Breeze News Durell Peaden and Don Gaetz. [email protected] Chief Michael Campfield, who, salute. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 along with instructor Petty Master of Ceremonies was 850-934-4499 SR Republican Women On Veterans Day, a volunteer Officer First Class Shalmicheal Retired Petty Officer First Class www.edwardjones.com 15-member group of recent Hampton, organized the group. George C. DeMontalvo. to hear Petrovich Member SPIC boot-camp graduates visited Annually for the past five Military service runs deep in the Bay Breeze Nursing and years, Covenant Hospice has DeMontalvo family. George The Santa Rosa Federated Retirement Center to recognize coordinated special Veterans continues to serve our country Republican Women (SRFRW) and honor the 33 veterans resid- Day ceremonies for every nurs- as a civilian employee for the will meet Tuesday, Nov. 24, at ing there. It was their first com- ing home and assisted living Department of Defense, while Ryan’s Family Steak House, munity service venture but cer- center in both Escambia and his twin brother, Aldolfo 4955 U.S. Highway 90 in Pace. tainly not their last. Santa Rosa counties. Each vet- DeMontalvo, is the Gathering time is 11 a m., and The contingent included new eran is presented a certificate of Executive/Administrative the meeting starts at 11:30. Cost recruits at the Naval Air appreciation “on behalf of a Officer for the Blue Angels is $15. The speaker will be Technical Training Center. grateful nation” and a commem- Flight Demonstration Team, Stacey Petrovich with Florida “I wanted young sailors to orative lapel pin – each present- 2009-2010. Healthy Families, Division of the Children’s Home Society. Due to the economy, SRFRW Check Out What's New At asks that participants bring items to help fill a diaper bag for the many mothers who cannot Anytime Fitness afford things for a new baby. Linda Taylor Murphy Gulf Breeze 24 HR Secure Access to Over 1200 Clubs Nation Wide

Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Softball team collects cell phones to support troops Now’s the time to make Unlimited a real estate purchase. PersonalPe sonal Members of the Gulf Breeze High School softball team collected old cell phones in front of TrainingTraini g New Fall Tanning Publix Super Market on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, to be recycled and provide calling cards for Call Today Boot Camp American troops in the combat zone. The ladies also sold American flag lapel pins, with par- cell: 850-748-0865 tial proceeds earmarked to provide flags for soldiers’ graves on Memorial Day. office: 850-934-3233

3729 Gulf Breeze Parkway (850) 932-1111 No Monthly Payments Until January 2010 [email protected] Luck has nothing to do with it. PJCfirst is a sure bet! Submitted photos GBUMC signs banners for troops on Veterans Day Members of Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church send messages of support to troops and First in affordable tuition veterans who put their lives in harm’s way to protect the freedoms Americans enjoy. First-rate programs Public urged to support USO Festivities First smart move USO Pensacola will be host- for the Thanksgiving festivities. 455-8280 for more informa- ing a Thanksgiving Feast & Food will be needed throughout tion. The Thanksgiving Feast Festivities at their Naval Air the weekend. will be open to all active-duty Station location during the Call Kathy Karsten at (850) military. Register now Thanksgiving weekend. Donations of food for the www.pjc.edu USO Thanksgiving Feast and Festivities are greatly needed. Organizers expect to serve 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 850-484-1600 1,000 of our nation’s heroes Thanksgiving Day. The week- Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday end will kick off on Nov. 26 Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am with the traditional feast and football on the menu. Friday School, VPK, Pre-K and Early Grades and Saturday will feature more firstAn EA/EO Institution football and a barbecue. Enrolling now for the 2009-10 School Year The public is urged to partic- Small Classes! Great Staff! Be ready for what comes next ipate by donating items needed 932--3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org

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Members of Beatles tribute band ‘Not Quite Fab’ – Dickie Williams, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Jim DeStafney and Glenn Vignolo perform their memorable ‘Concert For A Cure.’

Hundreds enjoy weekend in park Hundreds of Gulf Breeze residents and visi- tors from nearby towns converged on Shoreline Park on Saturday and Sunday, Patrons enjoyed uncrowded conditions and a variety of Nov. 14-15 for the first annual ‘Life’s A fun activities under perfect weather conditions Saturday. Breeze Weekend’ celebration. Brilliant, warm sunshine, cool temperatures and low humidity made for a wonderful Skateboard competition time, which was highlighted by a per- emcee Rob Dill formance by the Beatles tribute band ‘Not Quite Fab.’ Organizers said the attendance and size of the inaugural event were per- fect and set the stage for an even bigger celebration next year and in 2011, when Gulf Breeze marks its 50th anniversary.

Madison Owens (right), 9, a fourth-grader at GBMS, gets acquainted with a pup from SRC Animal Services.

Seth Fell, 9, a.k.a. ‘The Green Hornet,’ Sam Covell, 13 participates turns on a ‘wave’ in Punt, Pass & Kick. in the skate park.

Will Musmansky, 12, a student at Gulf Breeze Middle School, attempted SOUNDWAVE BAND several gnarly tricks during the Michael Powell, Sarah Potter, Katie McIver, Evan Bernard Skateboard and Laura Wagoner drum up support for new uniforms. competition. This move, unfortu- nately, ended in Ann Harrilla dances as the Soundwave a tumble. band entertains the crowd.

‘Elephant Man’ Michael Dubinsky of the Animal House Jerry Hagn of Gulf Breeze flies The GBHS band plays the Diane Moran, a proud Georgia Bulldogs fan, unleashes a team makes a catch during the kickball competition. his lighted radio-control airplane. national anthem. forehand volley during a game of tennis at the Rec Center.

Not Quite Fab rhythm guitarist Glenn Vignolo Bassist Dickie Williams (Paul McCartney) Jim DeStafney plays lead guitar and emulates Jeff Fitzpatrick keeps a steady beat on depicts John Lennon from the ‘Let It Be’ era. sings vocals during Saturday’s second set. ‘the quiet Beatle,’ George Harrison. drums, much like Ringo Starr decades ago. Photography by Joe Culpepper / Graphic design by Denise Lukas / Gulf Breeze News

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PMA is currently exhibiting 43 Native American baskets woven Sink your fangs into the by more than 30 Native American tribes of North America. The exhibit, titled “By Native Hands,” opened on Nov. 13 and will midnight showing of ‘New remain at the museum through Moon’ at Breeze Cinema 8 Jan. 2, 2010.

BY SCOTT PAGE Gulf Breeze News Baskets made [email protected] Ever since the first movie ‘By Native Hands’ in the Twilight series was released in November of 2008, fans of the phenome- on display at PMA non have been thirsty for the The Pensacola Museum of Art is currently The first donation ever received by the Museum release of ‘New Moon.’ displaying 43 exquisite Native American baskets was the expansive basket collection of Catherine The Breeze Cinema 8 is woven in traditions centuries old. Marshall Gardiner in 1923. offering locals the opportu- Represented are more than 30 Native By the turn of the 19th century, Mrs. Gardiner nity to sink their fangs into American tribes of North America, from the had started to collect woven baskets from Native the new film at a midnight Arctic tundra of Alaska to the riverbanks of the American tribes across the continent. Her col- release party tonight. Mississippi. lection is widely known as one of the finest and The event begins with a $5 Each basket weaver is influenced by the most representative of Native American bas- showing of the first Twilight tribe's weaving traditions as well as the local ketry collections. film at 9 p.m. ‘New Moon weaving and dying materials available. Thus, Please call the Museum at 850-432-6247 for will follow at midnight and woven objects are expressive of the weaver's details regarding events related to this exhibi- will be showing in two audi- personal identity and culture. Go enjoy and tion, including a presentation by members of the toriums. Fans can see both marvel at the elegant forms, complex decoration Poarch Creek Tribe for Gallery Night on Friday, films for $13.50. and intricate weaves that will fill PMA’s gal- November 20. The movies are inspired leries through January 2, 2010. Hear them discuss efforts to preserve basketry by vampire-based The collection is on loan from the Lauren traditions centuries old and the incredible diver- fantasy/romance novels by Rogers Museum of Art in Laurel, Mississippi. sity of southeastern Native American baskets. American author Stephenie Meyer. They chart a period According to author Stephenie Meyer, ‘New Moon’ is in the life of Isabella "Bella" about losing true love. The title refers to the darkest Swan, a teenage girl who phase of the lunar cycle, indicating that New Moon is moves to Forks, Washington about the darkest time of Bella’s life. The movie opens Gallery Night features and falls in love with a 104- nationwide on Friday, November 20. year-old vampire named Edward Cullen. “We’re not exactly sure the Fallen’ earlier this year. ‘Art of Adoption’ Nov. 20 As of November 2009, the what we’re gonna do, but the “We’re really excited series has sold over 85 mil- staff will probably be wear- about this movie,” Aguado When downtown of abuse, neglect or aban- Nationally there are an esti- lion copies worldwide, with ing fangs,” Aguado said. said. “We can’t wait and the Pensacola holds its Gallery donment. Unlike most of the mated 513,000 children liv- translations into at least 38 Movie-goers are encour- community can’t wait. Night on Nov. 20, a special 2,300 children under FFN's ing in foster care. Among different languages. aged to bring canned food “It’s going to be a great exhibit will showcase photo- care, these children cannot them are more than 115,890 Breeze 8 manager Mike items, which will be donated opportunity for fans of the graphs of 30 children who safely return to their families waiting to be adopted. In Aguado says they are to local charities. Anyone series to come out, see both are waiting to be adopted. and have no other relatives Florida, 19,791 children expecting a crowd of well who donates will be entered movies for a good price and "Art of Adoption" is a able to take them. were in foster care as of July over 400 people at the pre- into a drawing for Twilight help out several local chari- project of FamiliesFirst Art of Adoption is affiliat- of this year. As many as miere. merchandise including: t- ties in the process.” Network. The exhibit ed with a similar exhibit, the 3,200 of those children are “We’ve already sold out shirts, hats, buttons and a So put in your best set of emphasizes that loving fami- National Heart Gallery, available for adoption. one (midnight) show,” collector’s edition of the six- fangs, and be sure to grab a lies are needed for children which is held every This is the fifth Art of Aguado told Gulf Breeze book series. couple of canned food items who are living in foster care November in Washington, Adoption to be held on News. “We will show (New Aguado said the theater and head to the Breeze but are considered "hard to D.C., as part of National Gallery Night. The exhibit is Moon) in at least two audito- staff is excited about the Cinema 8 for one of the adopt" because they are Adoption Awareness Month. free and runs from 5:30 to 8 riums, possibly more highly-anticipated event. biggest movie release parties older or are members of a All of the portraits in both p.m. at Soiree Catering & depending on ticket sales.” “We haven’t done one this of the year. sibling group or have med- exhibits were taken by vol- Events, 196 North Palafox Those attending are big in a while,” he said. For more information ical or developmental prob- unteer photographers who Street. Art of Adoption will encouraged to show up in The event marks the first about the event or for more lems. donate their work on behalf move to Cordova Mall for costume, and can expect to midnight premiere party movie showtimes, call All of the featured chil- of children hoping to find the week of Nov. 23-29. For see many of the cinema staff since the release of Breeze Cinema 8 at 850-934- dren have had their parental families. details, call Linda Roush at in Twilight garb. ‘Transformers: Revenge of 3332. ties legally severed because The need is great. 453-7745.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 19, 2009 3 B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Fall festivals, celebrations continue this week The festival hours are 9 a.m. Friday, Nov. 20 to 5 p m. Saturday and noon to 5 p m. Nov. 22 at Floridatown BEST BETS Gallery Night hits the streets of Downtown Park in Pace. For more information call All of Downtown Pensacola more. Ronald McDonald and 850-944-4882. Sunday, Nov. 22 comes alive when the arts take Friends, Scoop from the over on Friday night. Over 50 Pelicans, and Star Wars charac- Pensacola Beach shops will participate in opening Gulf Breeze Chamber ters will be there from 12 p m. – Community Church their doors to the public as mini hosts Pet Fest 2009 2 p.m. to greet attendees. hosts Chili Cookoff galleries. Gallery Night lasts Visit Gulf Breeze Elementary Admission is free. Pensacola Beach Community from 5 p.m. until 9 p m. School at 8 a.m. for a fun event For more information about Church will host a chili cookoff For more information visit for the whole family AND the the Fire Truck Pull, contact on Sunday, November 22, pets! Development Director, Angie http://www.artsnwfl.org or call immediately following the 10 Fun contests and events Hanson, at 850-477-2273 or 850-432-9906, or see page 2B a.m. worship service. including Rovers Rae/Walk (1/2 email for more details. Take your best pot of chili mile), Paw Print Art, Hallelujah [email protected]. and have a great meal with great hounds, Exhibitions and Pet people. All the fixings and Saturday, Nov. 21 Square Dancing, GB Police Historic Pensacola drinks will be supplied by the Canine unit demo, pet fashion Village hosts A Night of One Voice church. Trophies will be award- show, best of show parade, pet Spanish fall festival ed to the winners. The event is The Lavalle House, in Historic Pensacola Village, will Concert at the Saenger physic, pet photographer. Historic Pensacola Village free and open to the public. hosts continuous tours at the Spanish fall festival on Saturday, dozens of choirs Prizes, contests and more will will host a fall festival from 10 For more information, con- Saturday, November 21. join together to form A Night of be available for the entire fami- a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday to cele- tact the church office at (850) One Voice Concert at the his- ly until 3 p m. brate Pensacola’s Spanish histo- 932-6628, or visit www.the- toric Saenger Theatre. Choirs For more information, visit ry. beachchurch.com. 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House will host the Fire Truck Several scavenger hunts will Adults $8.00 Child & Seniors $6.00 be available for children and Matinees $6.00 ● Twilight: PG13 1:30....2:45....4:15....5:30....7:00....8:15....9:40 SPECIAL Pull on Saturday, Nov. 21 from New Moon local archaeologists will con- The Wizard of Oz Give to Canned Good Creek Indian Tribe hosts 10:30 a m. – 4 p.m. at Seville (G) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 duct tours at the T.T. Wentworth ● The Blind Side: PG13 1:00....3:50....6:50....9:30 Food Drive Indian Day Celebration Quarter in downtown The Cove Bring in 3 canned Jr. Florida State Museum. (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 goods/non-perish On Friday and Saturday, Pensacola. Teams of 20 will ● Planet 51: PG 1:05....3:05....5:05....7:05....9:05 able food items dur The Museum of Commerce, Adam ing the midnight show November 21-22, celebrate an compete to pull a fire truck 50 (PG13) Daily at 4:00 7:00 ● of Twilight: New Moon Museum of Industry, Julee 2012: PG13 2:00....3:45....5:15....7:00....8:30 on Thursday Nov. 19 annual two day event of inter- feet in the least amount of time Bargain Movies and receive a ticket Cottage, Manuel Barrios Evenings $4.00 • Matinees $3.00 • Wed. & Sat. $2.00 ● Disney’s A Christmas Carol : PG 12:55....3:00....5:05....7:10....9:10 for a chance to win tribal dancing, displays and to win the trophy. In DLP Digital 3-D free Twilight prizes Cottage, T. T. Wentworth Jr. Paranormal Activity such as T-shirts, hats teaching of heritage and cus- The event will also feature a (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● and a grand prize col Florida State Museum and the The Men Who Stare at Goats: R 1:45....4:30....7:05....9:20 lector’s set of all 4 toms, great foods and large free children’s area with activi- Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Twilight books. Bring Pensacola Historical Museum (PG) Daily at 1:00 Starts Wednesday Nov. 25th in 3 canned goods groups of Native American ven- ties including face-painting, will be open for self-guided Old Dogs & Ninja Assassin from Friday Nov. 20 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com thru Sunday Nov.22 dors with authentic crafts. games, inflatable bouncers and tours and visitation. JPN CINEMAS Call for Showtimes and receive a smal Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 On Thanksgiving Day, Box office will open at 2:15 p.m. popcorn. To buy tickets online, go to: @ WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET 916-9402 Find us on Facebook! go to: www.facebook.com

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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 19, 2009 Volleyball hopes dashed ■ Bishop Kenny wins fifth straight regional crown; GBHS finishes 24-3

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin volleyball team had six chances to take game one in their Region 1-4A championship match with Jacksonville Bishop Kenny. But the Lady Crusaders staved off Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News all six and went on to a 28-26, Mario Villegas (left) scores a second half touchdown Friday. 23-25, 25-15, 25-21 win over Gulf Breeze Saturday. The Lady Crusaders (21-9) Raiders beat advanced to their fifth consecutive state tournament, while the Lady Dolphins ended the season 24-3. Dolphins 42-12 “That game one did come But a new one arose Friday in back to haunt us,” head coach BY JASON THOMPSON their season-ending game with Waynn Sellers said. “Our Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com Gulf Breeze News Navarre - penalties. Gulf Breeze defensive transition was late. It Tristan Powers (1) and Cheyenne Chapman go for a block Saturday against Bishop Kenny. [email protected] seemed like we were still in was flagged for 18 penalties as The Gulf Breeze Dolphin the Raiders scored 21 points off transition when they were of senior Amanda Ligouri and 10 lead changes. Neither team by Ligouri, who’s verbally com- football team has had plenty go turnovers and other Dolphin hitting the ball.” junior Cari Whitmire to advance. held a two-point lead until a mitted to play at Wofford against them this season – miscues to win Beach Bowl II The Lady Crusaders, who The pair had 31 kills between Tristan Powers serve made it 5- University next season. injuries (nagging and season- 42-12 Friday to retain the Publix beat defending state champion them (16 and 15, respectively). 3. Bishop Kenny’s first two- GBHS would get a lead back ending), tackling, turnovers and Beach Bowl Cup, presented by Ponte Vedra Nease in the Game one was close from point lead of the game came at and after a kill and a block by inconsistency at skill positions the Gulf Breeze News. regional semifinals, used the pair start to finish, with 18 ties and 15-13 after three straight serves See Volleyball, Page 8C to name a few. See Football, Page 3C

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Knight time Eye of the Tiger Ben Lively (seated, center) signed a baseball scholarship with the University of Central Florida Jackie Kasler (center) signed a tennis scholarship with Auburn University Thursday. Also Thursday. Also pictured are (seated from left): grandfather Jim Lively and parents Eddie and shown are (from left): GBHS tennis coach Sally Nowling, parents Jim and Corine Kasler and Ginny Lively. Standing (from left): uncles Stephen and Stan Lively, aunt Wendy Smith, sister brother Ryan Kasler. Emily Lively, grandmother Joyce Lively and coach Randy Renfroe. Gulf Breeze seniors sign Division I scholarships ■ Three-time state tennis champ Kasler to play at Auburn, Lively to play baseball at Central Florida

BY JASON THOMPSON Lively to UCF baseball coach Randy Renfroe said. In his last eight appearances, Lively opted to stay ‘on the Plains’ of Auburn. Gulf Breeze News Lively was the first of the two to “Talking with some of their coaches, it was 5-1 with two saves. He allowed “It’s not too big and not too small,” said [email protected] sign, choosing Central Florida over seems like it will a great fit for Ben. He only seven earned runs in 35 innings, Kasler, who’s lost only one match in two schools like Mississippi State, Southern should be able to pitch right away.” with only eight walks and 42 strikeouts. years at GBHS. “I loved the Southern In the span of one hour Thursday, a Miss and Florida Atlantic. Lively was, arguably, the biggest “We’re going to go farther than last tradition and that’s what Auburn gives you.” pair of GBHS seniors signed Division I The UCF coaching staff, some who reasons the Dolphins played in the year,” said Lively, who’s also drawn the Kasler said the coaching staff was scholarships. Ben Lively signed to play recently transferred from LSU, as well as regional tournament for the first time in attention of several pro teams. He is the also a big factor in her decision. “I baseball at the University of Central the facilities were the two main reasons 29 years last season. He allowed 13 son of Eddie and Ginny Lively. spent two days with the coaches and I Florida, while Jackie Kasler, a three- Lively chose the Orlando-based school. earned runs and 11 walks and 24 Kasler to Auburn just knew,” Kasler said. “The coaches time state tennis champion, signed to “We're extremely proud of Ben and strikeouts in his first seven Kasler had several Southeastern were number one.” play at Auburn. what he's been able to accomplish,” appearances. Conference schools looking at her, but See Seniors, Page 2C

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JASON SCOTT NATALIE GRACE LISA CHAD VAUGHN CHAD THOMPSON PAGE NEWELL PAPAJOHN COMPTON GILLILAND NICHOLS SUTHERLAND Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News GBHS Class of ‘09 GBHS Class of ‘09 Elite Repeats Andrews Institute Gulf Power Publix Game 1 Florida vs. Fla International Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Game 2 Maryland at Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Maryland Maryland Florida State Florida State Florida State Game 3 Alabama vs. Chattanooga Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Game 4 Kentucky at Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Kentucky Kentucky Georgia Georgia Game 5 LSU at Ole Miss LSU Ole Miss LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU Game 6 Mississippi St. at Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Miss. State Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Game 7 Saints at Bucs Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Game 8 Dolphins at Panthers Dolphins Panthers Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Game 9 Falcons at Giants Giants Giants Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Giants Falcons Game 10 Bills at Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Bills Bills Jaguars Jaguars TOTAL LAST WEEK 8-2 7-3 9-1 5-5 8-2 7-3 7-3 7-3 TOTAL 88-22 83-27 89-21 73-37 73-37 82-28 76-34 74-36 Cross country finishes season Gunn grabs two Tallahassee Chiles won the 15-team dis- BY JASON THOMPSON trict title (24), followed by Fort Walton (43), Gulf Breeze News Niceville (98), Tallahassee Leon (142) and top-five finishes [email protected] Washington (190). The GBHS girls cross country team took Josh Suelflow was the top GBHS male at state meet 12th and the boys team 14th at the District finisher with a time of 18:57.01 (67th). 1-3A meet Nov. 7 at Osceola Golf Course in Jacob Harris was 69th (18:59.91), followed Ross’ younger BY JASON THOMPSON Pensacola. by Michael deMahy (75th - 19:26.71) and brother Adam Jen Pfeifler led the Lady Dolphins with a Danny Gibble (78th - 19:51.64). Gulf Breeze News was 12th in the [email protected] time of 21:43.42, good for 26th overall. Andrew Davis was 78th overall 500 yard Kathleen Costers was 40th (22:30.77), (20:20.10), followed by Tyler Johnson (91st Ross Gunn closed out a freestyle with a - 20:41.43) and Randy Halpin (101st - followed by Samantha Welsh (60th - 23:26.57) stellar career with a pair of top time of 4:56.64. 21:25.79). and Heather Haney (71st - 24:05.32). five finishes at the 3A state The sibling Gina Bertelli was 82nd (24:54.67), fol- Leon won the 17-team district title (59), Photo courtesy of Kristy Suelflow meet Thursday in Orlando. duo, along with Gunn followed by Washington (81), Fort Walton lowed by Alexis Parnell (92nd - 26:13.38) Josh Suelflow runs in the District 1-3A Gunn finished third in the Colby Dalton and Shane (87), Chiles (142) and Choctaw (161). and Olivia Jerrems (93rd - 26:37.49). meet. He was GBHS’ top finisher. 100 yard backstroke and fifth Thames, were ninth in the 200 in the 100 yard freestyle at the yard medley relay with a time Central Florida YMCA of 1:43.96. Aquatic Center. Gunn swam a GBHS finished 13th (53 The Club hosts tennis 52.19 in the 100 back and a points) out of 58 schools that tourney to benefit 47.11 in the 100 free. scored points at state. area Special Olympics

On Friday and Saturday, Pensacola Clay Court City def. Kasler, Jacqueline / Women's Club B I ± November 20-21, The Club in Championship (Nov. 6-8) Pfeifler, Jennifer 6-3; 6- Singles (Final Round): 1517 ACRES Offered in Tracts From 1± Acres to 415± Acres Gulf Breeze hosts a fundrais- Results for the 25th 7(5); 7-6(5) Rood, Rebecca Pensacola Prime Lake Oconee Real Estate ing tournament for the Annual Pensacola Clay Court Men's Club A I Doubles def. Tran, Quy Pensacola 6- SELLING ON SITE - Greene County, GA Special Olympics of City Championships held (Round Robin): Price, 0; 6-1 Friday -:- December 4 -:- 10:00 a.m. Escambia and Santa Rosa. November 6-8, at the Club in Bradley / Schneidt, Holger Women's Club B II A Pro-Am Tournament Gulf Breeze are as follows: def. Davis, Brad / Thrash, Singles (Final Round): 800-323-8388 kicks off the event on Friday, Men's Open Singles Terry 4-6; 6-4; 1-0(2) Mangram, Shelley Pensacola Rowell Auctions, Inc. 10% Buyer’s Premium GAL-AUC002594 from 6-9:30 p.m. Cost is $40 (Final Round): Baehr, Scott Men's Club A II Doubles def. Bricker, Mary RowellAuctions.com for players. Non-players are (1) Pensacola def. Cage, (Round Robin): Carlos, Pensacola 6-2; 6-1 asked to make a $10 dona- Chad Pensacola 6-3; 6-1 Thomas / Pete, Moore def. Women's Club A I tion. Men's 50 Singles (Final Barnes, Noah / Racine, Doubles Final (Final The action continues with Round): Miles, Buddy (1) Austin 6-2; 6-3 Round): Mortara, Jeanette / Women’s and Mixed Doubles Gulf Breeze def. Harrison, Men's Club B Doubles Nitterauer, Susan def. Bew, Go Painlessly events on Saturday, from 10 Scott Pensacol Wo (inj) (Round Robin): Powell, Lisa / Lang, Molly 6-0; 6- a.m. to 2 p m. Registration is Men's Club A Singles Jeffery / Redden, Timothy 7(4); 1-0(8) $30 per player. (Final Round): Schneidt, def. Anderson, George / Women's Club A II Mary Ann W. Tom W. Dinner and drinks will be Holger (1) Gulf Breeze def. Weaver, Lowell 6-4; 7-5 Doubles Final (Final provided on Friday, and lunch Davis, Brian Pensacola 6-1; Women's Club A Singles Round): Hinkson, Melinda / will be provided on Saturday. 6-1 (Final Round): Nitterauer, Taylor, Chantal def. Baugh,

For more information or a Men's Open Doubles Susan Gulf Breeze def. Day, Gayle / Silver, Ann 1-6; 6-3; THG-08913 registration form, contact (Round Robin): Baehr, Mary Pensacola 6-0; 6-7(4); 1-0(2) Brian Sakey at 850-916-7946. Scott / Perkinson, Michael 1-0(8) ® Compare and Save! Buy THERA-GESIC SENIORS Advertise in over 100 papers Continued from page 1C Kasler is already the most One Call - One Order - One Payment decorated female athlete in GBHS history. She and junior Jen Pfeifler have won the 2A state www.national-classifieds.com doubles championship the last two years. Kasler was also the 2A [email protected] state singles champion in 2008. “This is an important day for Jackie, for our team and our 1-866-742-1373 school,” tennis coach Sally Nowling said. “Hopefully this year, we’ll be bringing more Put US to work trophies from state.” Behind the play of Kasler and for you! Pfeifler, GBHS took home the 2A state runner up trophy. It was the highest team finish in school history. Photo by Tina Varvouris Kasler plans to major in Big catch veterinary medicine. “They have a great vet school,” said Greg Varvouris, shown here with father Stavros, recently caught this 15-pound mahi Kasler, who made all A’s this mahi off the Pensacola Beach Pier. past nine week grading period.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] ACHES? PAINS? AUTO ACCIDENT? Coach Bruce Savage has one Call today for a FREE CONSULTATION of his oldest teams he’s had in his www.DrHall.us 11 years as Dolphin head soccer coach. He’s going to need that Located in Gulf Breeze Proper experience as the Dolphins are, Dr. Jason Hall 9344-HALL according to Savage, in their Chiropractic Physician toughest district and toughest region ever. “Choctaw’s in our district and they beat Fort Walton 9-1 (in preseason game),” Savage said. “They’re exceptionally fast. And Stanton Prep lost only three players and Nease is now in our region.” Stanton Prep beat the Dolphins 2-1 in last year’s regional final, the team’s third in as many years. Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com The Dolphins, who opened the Dolphin soccer team regular season last week, tied Niceville 1-1 and beat Fort Seated (from left): Patrick Flores, Max McDaniel, Christian Cribb, Tom Lampone, Lucas Walton 3-0 the previous week. Skinner, Max Colbert, Cole Irwin and Neal Lacey. Standing (from left): Hayes Sperry, Jack Jack Begley scored against Shows, Josh Suelflow, Danny Gibble, Kenneth Collins, Nick Green, Eric Mayfield, Max Gerke, Niceville, while Hunter Hillis, Chance Winn, Jack Begley, Steven Vernali, Doug Overlade and Tyler Willets. Max McDaniel and Chance Wynn scored over Fort Walton. Hoskins and Alex Meade both while Farmer had three assists in the back by fellow seniors Hillis scored the Dolphins’ scored once. Farmer also had the JV’s 6-0 win over the Jaguars. Kenneth Collins and Ryan first regular season goal against two assists, as did Halston Meade had two goals, while Nate Schuler. Junior Lukas Skinner Tate Nov. 11 at Brosnaham Park. Michaud. Yates and Matt Clay Hoskins had a goal and two assists. will also see time there, while Tate, who took a 1-0 lead in the both had one assist each. Savage says the team will start Shows and Hillis can also drop second minute, scored in the 12th Dolphins 2, West Florida 0 with a 3-5-2 setup, but says that back into the defense. minute, moments after GBHS Begley scored a goal and can change depending on the Lady Dolphins upset had tied it. The second goal, assisted McDaniel on the second opponent. Catholic scored with six which bounced off the right post one as the Dolphins bounced Seniors Danny Gibble and minutes left as they stunned the and in, was the difference as the back to beat West Florida Eric Mayfield will play up top, Lady Dolphins 1-0 Thursday. Aggies upset Gulf Breeze 2-1. Thursday at Brosnaham. along with sophomore “We definitely played more The Dolphins had the game- Doug Overlade’s corner kick McDaniel. of a defensive game for some tying goal wiped off in the 43rd led to Begley’s goal. Begley, in his third year on reason,” coach Ryan Davenport minute on an offsides call against Tyler Willets and Hayes varsity, leads the midfield. He’ll said. “But give Catholic credit - Patrick Flores. McDaniel had a shot Sperry both had four saves as play in the middle, along with they came to play tonight.” right in front three minutes later, but both played played one half each. fellow seniors Jack Shows, The Lady Dolphin JV got two a diving save kept the deficit at one. Sperry made a one-on-one stop Hillis and Steven Vernali. goals from Jenna Ceravolo and The JV squad opened their with about eight minutes left. Seniors Max Gerke and one from Lindsey Cribb, season with a 6-0 win over Tate. “We’re very fortunate to have Overlade will play outside mid. Mallory Buechler and Caroline William Farmer and Matt Yates those two,” Savage said. Senior Josh Suelflow will be Gibble in a 5-0 win. Katie both scored twice, while Nate Michaud scored three goals, the sweeper and will be joined in Aldridge made one save. FOOTBALL: Dolphins lose season finale to Navarre Continued from page 1C by 14 to Choctaw, the Dolphins the head. Navarre’s Aaron Ferrill incompletions led to a 21-yard went on a 13-play scoring drive picked it off and ran it back to field goal by Danny Gibble that The Dolphins won the toss and to make it 14-6. the Dolphin seven-yard line. was blocked by Allen. deferred to the second half. After Michael Mann, who went 14- After a tackle for a loss, Both teams would trade punts personal foul (late hit) against the for-29 for 101 yards, threw a 13- Eugene Robinson caught an 18- on the opening possession of the Dolphins gave Navarre a first yarder to Mitchell deKozan. GBHS yard pass from Velasquez. The second half. down after Tyler Burke made the went for two, but it was picked off PAT made it 21-6 with 3:18 left. GBHS went three and out on initial stop on a third and 2 play. A in the end zone, making it 14-6. Mann was sacked on third and their second series after four 15-yard grab on third and 15 set Mike Neal would pick off a two, setting up a punt. Enzian penalties. Three plays later, after up a two-yard touchdown run by Raider pass on their next drive, but bobbled the snap and was tackled a personal foul against the Jay Warren. Steven Householder’s missed the rest of the game after at the five-yard line. Pettus scored Dolphins, led to a 12-yard extra point with 7:33 left in the hitting the back of his head on the on the very next play, with touchdown catch by Robinson. first quarter made it 7-0. Raider receiver on the way down. Householder’s extra point made it Householder’s PAT with 4:48 left The Dolphins, who finished The Dolphins went three and 28-6 with 1:22 left in the first half. in the third quarter made it 35-6. with more total yards than the out again before the Raiders turned The score was the sixth time Mann was picked off by Allen Raiders (241-223), went three it over on downs. After giving up a in the last four games a Dolphin on the Dolphins’ next play from and out on their first series. On long pass play, the Dolphins got opponent has scored in the final scrimmage, leading to a six-yard Navarre’s first play of the sacks from Adam Enzian and two minutes of either half. touchdown run by Pettus with second series, Tre’Von Allen Patrick McKiernan before Billy After a 48-yard kickoff return 2:00 left in the third quarter. caught a 65-yard touchdown Lutz made a fourth down stop. by Eric Adams, the Dolphins Mario Villegas, who had 63 pass from Velasquez. deKozan’s 36-yard run put would start on the Raider 45. of his team-high 68 rushing The PAT with 5:24 left in the the ball in Raider territory. Then, Mann would complete an 11- yards in the second half, first quarter made it 14-0 in what would be the turning yard pass to Thomas Rockhill rounded out the scoring with a Raiders. But just as the previous point, Mann’s screen pass to and two passes to Brandon two-yard touchdown run with week, where GBHS fell behind deKozan hit him in the back of Sorenson, but a sack and three 8:24 left in the game. BOB SIKES TOLL BRIDGE Annual Pass Renewal Begins

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Tyler Burke, with parents Mark and Michelle and siblings Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Brad Foley, with parents Debra and Michael and brother Zachary and Mackenzie Burke. Bobby Clay, with parents Nancy and Robert Clay. Adam Foley.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Alejandro Gonzalez, with parents Ricardo Gonzalez and Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Andrew French, with father Chip French. Nancy Martinez. Colton Greer, with father Tom Greer.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Grant Harris, with parents Duke and Lynn Harris. Stephen Houser Jr., with mother Deborah Houser and Jay Halford, with parents Dexter Halford and Jennifer Lesher. brothers Andrew and Giorgio Houser.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Cruz Lee, with mother Ranae, brother Payton and sister Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Aspen Lee. Jeff Leonard, with parents Debbie and Joe Leonnard. Billy Lutz, with parents Shannon and William Lutz.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Casey Meredith, with sister Lindsey and mother Melissa Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Meredith. Colton McKee, with father Phillip McKee. Patrick McKiernan, with parents John and Ruth McKiernan.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Nicky Schumacher, with parents Carlos and Sherrie Jazan Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Casey Moore, with parents Wade and Luann Moore. and Scott and Donna Schumacher. Marcus Smith, with parents Clayton Smith and Yolanda Bryant.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Bianca Takacs, with sister Chelsea and parents Terrye and Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News John Takacs. Dylan Thomas, with parents Tammy and Russell White. Keeling Villar, with parents Ola Wolff and Jody Villar.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Michael Williams, with sister Erin and parents Michelle Mario Villegas, with parents Elisabeth and Dan Easterling. Williams and Forrest Biggs. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Garrett Zanca, with parents Tamra and Anthony Zanca.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Danny Gibble, with parents Lee Ann and Danny Gibble, sister Caroline Gibble and parents Cindy and Brad Kronsbein.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Adam Woods with sisters Sarah, Krista and Anna, parents Lisa and Dave and brother Noah Woods.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C November 19, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS GB Elementary’s first nine- Area teachers weeks Honor Roll released Angie Batten Mr. Warren Stevens, DILORETO, AND TY DUBEN ALLEN, CAROLINE awarded principal and the CHRISTOPHER FRYE, KILDOW - COREY CALLAHAN, KENDALL GULF BREEZE NAVARRE faculty and staff at Gulf CALEB PAULDING, BAUGHN, CAMBRIE MCMULLEN, HUNTER SUMMER STANLEY AND COOK, TYLER DITTMER, PENA, REAGAN RALEY grants 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 8184 Navarre Pkwy. Breeze Elementary FAITH WALTERS AMBER GILL, RACHEL AND VINNY SAVARINO Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 School wishes to EASLEY - JACK JOWERS, DEVON MCLENDON - RON Fifteen teachers Navarre, FL 32566 congratulate the HITCHCOCK, BAILEY STACHOW AND NOAH BUCHANAN, BROOKLYN representing five Gulf (850) 932-8855 (850) 939-8500 following students on BOUK, GRACEYLYNN ZALAR DELUCA, OLIVIA Breeze-area schools have achieving the A or A/B BROSCIOUS, LUCY SHAW - QUINLYN HEPWORTH, LANDRIE GRADY, LILLY HARRISON, BRAY, JACOB HARTLEY, JENNINGS, MEAGAN been awarded grants by the Honor Roll for the first BROOKE JOCKERS AND TRENTON LAMAR AND MANSON, MADELYNN Santa Rosa Education Nine Weeks of the 2009 ANNA MARKS CAMERON MICHLES MARTIN, DALTON, Foundation with support - 2010 school year ECKLES - CAROLINE RENFROE, LAUREL from the Gulf Breeze KOSTIC, KENDALL FOURTH GRADE ALL “A” STANLEY, LUKE Optimist Club, Mediacom FIRST GRADE ALL “A” DOCHERTY, JACKSON AGRAWAL - DEEMS STRINGFELLOW, JAKE BARHAM - Celia MORRIS AND MATTHEW EDLUND, THOMAS WILKY AND COLE Communications and the Turpin RODGERSON GOODROE, ALEX WILSON Gulf Power Foundation. KROSSMAN - ZACH POTESTA - RACHAEL HARTENSTEIN, The 15 are among 134 HELMS, OWENS IDES, HOFIUS, ABBY MAYES MATTHEW HTIPAS, FIFTH GRADE ALL “A” county teachers receiving MARY KEEL, MAESA AND SARAH RUSHING ASHLEY KEKEISEN, CHAVEZ - NINA grants totaling $33,500 that LAPPIN AND AYDA BRANDON KLISART, BEN STAVISKI, CHRIS SAMSON THIRD GRADE ALL “A” NGUYEN, BRIANNA TORBERT, ALYSSA will enable them to PROCTOR - SARA BIELENDA - JACOB REED, SOPHIA AVILES- SCOTT, MADISON implement initiatives that BETH WARE AND BELL, WHIT CIBULA, SANCHEZ AND RYAN PATRICK, RACHEL engage students in active NATALIA NAVACERRADA JOSILIN DAY, LUKE VON BROCK MALLETTE AND GAGE learning while increasing RILEY - JEFFREY ELLIS, BRADEN MASSEY, CIBULA - COLLIN IRWIN student achievement. BERT, LARKIN CIBULA, ELEANOR PROVOSTY, DENARO, ASHTON LYONS - TRISTAN PUBLIC NOTICE EMILY CROWDER AND CARTER SHEPPARD, HART, AARON JEN- COVELL, MAGGIE Every applicant whose SARAH WOLFE HANNAHNINGS, ALLY RYAN AND GILBREATH AND KYLER grant met the 2009 Teacher SPOONEYBARGER, BEN ZIMMER STRANGE Grant criteria is receiving Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa SECOND GRADE ALL “A” SARAH TEEL, JOHATHAN GREGG - SADIE OUTZEN - KAITLYN funding, which will be BELL - ETHAN SNELL, Rosa County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the UEBERSHAER, BROOKE BALTZ, ASHTON BLACK- BOSWELL, RICH EARLE, dispersed later this month. TREVOR PUGH, ETHAN WALTER AND MARY LEDGE, KEDRON BURT, GABE JONES, EMILY uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments. PARDONNER, LAWSON WOLF MORGAN CHURCHILL, LAIRD, AUSTIN SULLIVAN Area teachers awarded MCPHETRIDGE, BODI - JAKE ANNA DEDEAUX, AND IAN WHITE grants are: Such assessments may be made in any portion of Santa COURTNEY KING, RINA CABASSA, FAIRCHILD ALEXANDRA HOLLMIG, RODGERSON - Gulf Breeze High: Rosa County and may be utilized for road paving or con- CHAMPLIN AND GAVIN DAVIS, MADDIE LUNDAY, WILLIAM HOLMER, HAYDEN HILL, MEGAN Lynndale Cacace, Sara VAUGHT SPENCER WITRH AND JOSEPH HUDSON, HOFFMAN, ANNA struction, road impact construction, storm water improve- CAYSON - RYAN Dykstra and Donna ETHAN YOST BAYLIN MANN, BINKER REDDEN AND COLE ments, fire protection, sanitary sewer construction, potable HOBSON, MADDIE CARR - JACOB SHELL, GRANT SNYDER, SHEPPARD Henderson. 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MESSER, EMMA MASSEY AND DALY LAUCELLA - ROBERT MASSEY AND MADISON Gulf Breeze Elementary: A public hearing to adopt a resolution authorizing the uni- THOMPSON, JENIFER OSTRANDER, ARMSTRONG, LUCY MICHLES SMITH AND STERLING HICKMAN - AUSTIN BARROW, MOLLY WILDEBRANDT - Terrie Lyons and Jane form method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments will TURNER EARL, SYDNEY LIVELY, DEMAHY, REGAN JAKE HERING, MAX Wilkins. be held on December 10, 2009, at 9:30 a.m., in the Santa CHRISTIANSON - GRACE MATTHEWS, DOCHERTY, JOHN DAVID KIRCHGESSNER, GAVIN Oriole Beach Elementary: DORY DONATELLI, MARY CATE MCCAIN, KIAN FINELLI, GRACE MAYES AND AVERY April Laurent, Ellen Randle, Rosa County Administrative Center, Commissioners KATE HITPAS, MICHAEL MULDOON, NICOLE GARBELL, MORGAN STINE Daphne Luchsinger, Ashley Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. 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GBMS first nine-week A/B Honor Roll released Mr. Richard Cobb, Dalton Cramer, Ashley Karcher, Harrison Kase, principal of Gulf Breeze Craven, Jaisey CORRECTION Michael Krys, Lexis Middle School, is Critchfield, Garner In the Nov. 12 issue of the Gulf Breeze News, Kuhn, David Langham, Curington, Noah Aspen Lee, Amelia pleased to announce the a jump headline read ‘GBHS,’ when it A/B Honor Roll for the Desimone, Austin Dixon, Leenig, Jordan Doman, should’ve read ‘OBES.’ Sarah Lemon, Joseph first nine-weeks grading Madeline Domning, The News apologizes for the error. Lennon, Katherine Li, period of the 2009-10 Caitlin Donaldson, Katherine Lyster, Joshua school year. Hannah Elkins, Cayla Henry Newell, Logan Burns, Holly Campbell, Martin, Abigail McDaris, Editorial Note - the Ephraim, Isabella Newman, Christopher Dylan Cannon, Matthew Marissa McDonald, sixth grade A/B Honor Espenscheid, Mary Nguyen, Cole Nitterauer, Caulfield, Joshua Amanda McGaha, Roll ran last week. The Evertz, Blake Fournie, Duncan Niven, Emily Ceravolo, Taylor Clark, Morgan McGaughey, following is the seventh Sierra Gardner, Chloe Radcliffe, Gena Ramos, Nicholas Collins, Kevin Miller, Micha and eighth grade Honor Gillman, Zane Gill, Juliette Redden, Andrew Creech, Kyleigh Mixon, Miranda Molter, Roll. William Green, Jon Brennan Reichmann, Crummer, Colton Stephanie Moraes, Grigsby, Alan Gunn, Michael Rice, Wade Curtis, Alexander Cyr, Zachary Morgan, Jackson Morris, Blake A/B Honor Roll Devin Gura, Eva Ridaught, Victoria Rios, Hunter Davis, Nathan Myers, Evan Ogden, Seventh Grade Gutierrez-Cruz, Joshua Rutledge, Davis, Emily Delp, Dylan Hall, Autumn Abbey Olsen, Davy Muhammad Ahmad, Ryanne Salzano, Mallory Demotts, Hamilton, Lindsey Pardonner, Nicholas Meagan Allen, Bailey Taylor Scheele, Sarah Kharas Denson, Harrison, Susan Harris, Prout, Andrea Reardon, Anderson, Cassie Searcy, Madeline Sellers, David Diloreto, Gray Jasmyn Hearn, Sterling Holly Reynolds, Kaylen Andrews, Foster Taylor Sexton, Jordan Dorsey, England Helton, Nicholas Henry, Reynolds, Jasmine Andrews, Victoria Bailey, Signor, Tamala “Poppy” Dubinsky, Nickolas Nicholas Heseman, Robinson, Lauren Morgan Baker, Sims, Sierra Singleton, Dugger, Daniel Dunn, Larissa Hillman, Ruben, Matthew Ryan, Christian Balters, Jacob Smith, Madeleine Emholtz, Samantha Hoffman, Morgan Schutzmann, Robert Barham, Meredith Snyder, Rebecca Farris, Seth Amanda Holder, Allison Semmler, Benjamin Barrow, Dillon Stanley, Alicia Feerick, Miguel Flores, Alexandria Holloway, Brandon Seuzeneau, Dominic Bertelli, Bayla Stevens, Alyssa Stivers, Alyson Francis, Brian Haley Janes, Justin Breanna Singleton, Bessemer, Alexander Emily Viglione, Madison Garbell, Molly Gibbons, Keene, Zachary Spencer, Ryan Bew, Bailey Blair, Weaver, Christopher Taylor Gorder, Alexis Isabella Krasnosky, Stersic, Kimberly Stilson, Meaghan Boggs, Welt, Zoe Wight and Gray, Garet Green, Sierra Jacob Kubik, William Samantha Stott, Caleb Ryan Bourgeois, Noah Savannah Wilson. 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ACC STANDINGS Eagles have Goolden opportunity SEC STANDINGS Atlantic Division East Division Div. All ■ Southern Miss Div. All still alive for C-USA Clemson 5-2 7-3 Graphic by Nick Noyes *Florida 8-0 10-0 Boston College 4-2 7-3 championship Georgia 4-3 6-4 Florida State 3-4 5-5 South Carolina 3-5 6-5 Wake Forest 2-5 4-7 Tennessee 2-4 6-4 NC State 1-5 4-6 sion Kentucky 2-4 5-5 Maryland 1-5 2-8 Fedora Vanderbilt 0-7 2-9 Tor y Coastal Division spoke of. West Division In 2008, Harrison (left), *Georgia Tech 7-1 10-1 *Alabama 7-0 10-0 the Eagles Damion Fletcher Virginia Tech 4-2 7-3 LSU 4-2 8-2 suffered (right) and the rest Miami 4-3 7-3 Ole Miss 3-3 7-3 through a “Martevious of the Golden North Carolina 3-3 7-3 Two seasons ago, the Auburn 3-4 7-4 four-game Young Continues Eagles are looking Duke 3-3 5-5 University of Southern Arkansas 2-4 6-4 losing to put us in a position to soar into the Virginia 2-4 3-7 Mississippi nudged Jeff Bower Miss. State 2-4 4-6 out the door in favor of current streak and had to win the final to win the football Conference USA (*Indicates Division Champion) Championship (*Indicates Division Champion) head coach Larry Fedora. four games just to reach a game by taking care of the ball,” Fedora said at Game. Saturday 11/21 The school’s message was bowl. Saturday 11/21 very simple: Fourteen straight This season, USM endured his Nov. 16 press conference. been an issue for this team at (All times Central) winning seasons; 10 bowl a three-game losing streak. “I’m pleased with the way he’s times, and the weekly audi- (All times Central) r-Maryland @ Florida State ..11a appearances; six bowl victo- The Eagles also lost their start- played.” tions for the starting job con- s-Bama vs. UT Chattanooga ..11:21a eU-Duke @ Miami ...... 11a ries; four Conference USA ing quarterback, sophomore The solid quarterback play tinue. s-Miss. State @ Arkansas...... 11:21a e2-N. Carolina @ Boston Coll...11a Championships; being the Austin Davis, for the season has been balanced by a terrific As of this moment, with the p-Florida vs. Fla. International..11:30a eU-NC State @ Virginia Tech ..12p winningest coach in program due to injury. tandem of senior running good and bad combined, c-LSU @ Ole Miss ...... 2:30p a-Virginia @ Clemson ...... 2:30p history; and being named the The week after Davis went backs – Damion Fletcher and Fedora and USM are 6-4 and eU-Vanderbilt @ Tennessee ....6p OPEN: Georgia Tech, Wake Forest Conference USA Coach of the down, an unimaginable Tory Harrison. sitting on the verge of a break- e/e2-Kentucky @ Georgia...... 6:45p Decade in the 1990s is not tragedy struck the team when The duo combined to rack through; though, they’ll need a OPEN: Auburn, South Carolina Last Week’s Results acceptable by our standards. freshman punter Peter Wilkes up 1,321 rushing yards at an little help to get there. And out the door he went. committed suicide. average of 5.6 per carry and a At 4-2 in conference play, Last Week’s Results Clemson 43, NC State 23 As you can imagine, some But the Eagles have total of 15 touchdowns. the Eagles are currently tied for Florida State 41, Wake Forest 28 Ole Miss 42, Tennessee 17 USM fans were not too bounced back and are now in Combine that with a receiv- second place in the East Georgia Tech 49, Duke 10 Kentucky 24, Vanderbilt 13 pleased with the administra- position, with a little help, to ing corps that boasts five Division with UAB, which Virginia Tech 36, Maryland 9 Florida 24, South Carolina 14 tion’s decision to replace a liv- potentially play for its first receivers with more than 20 owns the tiebreaker. East Boston College 14, Virginia 10 Georgia 31, Auburn 24 ing legend with a guy that had Conference USA Champ- receptions (132 total), 1,687 Carolina sits atop the standings North Carolina 33, Miami 24 yards and 15 touchdowns, and LSU 24, Louisiana Tech 16 no head coaching experience. ionship since 2006. at 5-1, and plays UAB this Alabama 31, Mississippi State 3 Needless to say, the pres- The resilience of this team USM clearly has one of the weekend. Game(s) to watch: Virginia @ Arkansas 56, Troy 20 sure has been squarely on is apparent in the emergence of most formidable offenses in If Southern Miss can avoid Clemson / North Carolina @ Fedora’s shoulders since the several new impact players, as college football. a disastrous loss to a reeling Boston College. With Georgia Game to watch: LSU @ Ole Miss. day he arrived in Hattiesburg. well as in the consistency of And that’s one of the rea- Tulsa team that has lost five Tech clinching an ACC title game The division champions have been Upon earning the job in one of the program’s all-time sons Fedora was hired on – to straight games, and East berth last week, the Atlantic determined in both the East and Dec. 2007, Fedora had this to best. spice up an offense that had Carolina beats UAB, the Division race could come to a West, but this West Division show- say: “I think Southern Miss is Junior quarterback Mart- become as bland as a com- Eagles will face the Pirates in a close this weekend with a down should be a pretty entertain- getting ready to explode and I evious Young stepped in and munion cracker. play-in game to the Clemson victory or a Boston ing game. Ole Miss played wanted to be the next guy here played well in his first five The only problem is the Conference USA title game. College loss. What an accomplish- arguably its best game of the sea- to just push it over the top.” games as Davis’ replacement. Eagle’s defense, which used to These birds of prey will ment it would be for head coach son last week against Tennessee, Well, there have been He’s thrown eight touchdown be the team’s foundation under also have to be birds of ‘pray,’ Dabo Swinney to finally get the and both teams are looking to bumps in the road in each of passes to only one interception Bower, is, at times, as porous as all they can do is execute Tigers into the ACC title game. improve their bowl resumes. Fedora’s first two seasons, and during that stretch and his play as U.S. border security in the Fedora’s newly adopted Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- the Black and Gold faithfuls hasn’t gone unnoticed by Southwest. motto, “Finish,” and hope for Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBs; r-Raycom; f-Fox The kicking game has also ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; f-Fox Sports Net; p- Sports Net; v-Versus; p-PPV. are still anticipating the explo- Fedora. the best. PPV; s-SEC Network.

ALABAMA (#2) AUBURN FLORIDA (#1) GEORGIA LSU (#8) The Crimson Tide Former Auburn Just when it No team needed a LSU played another offense got back into commit Caleb King looked like South victory in a big game mediocre game against a gear last weekend by scored two fourth-quar- Carolina was poised more than the Georgia middle-of-the-road racking up 444 yards and ter touchdowns to help to take the lead in the ® Bulldogs. UGA over- opponent, as they came ® 31 points against TM Georgia defeat the fourth quarter, the Gator defense came an early 14-0 deficit to knock from behind to beat Mississippi State. Running back Tigers 31-24. Once again, the Tiger forced an interception and returned it off their West Division rival Auburn. Louisiana Tech 24-16 last Saturday. Mark Ingram also had a great game defense wasn’t up to the challenge, and deep into Gamecock territory – set- What makes it even sweeter is that The Tigers were out-gained by almost with 149 rushing yards and two Auburn found a way to lose another ting up a Tim Tebow touchdown to running back Caleb King, a recruit 100 yards by the Bulldogs, and they’ll touchdowns. Ingram still sits atop close game. AU now has a week off, put the game away. This week, the that the Dawgs stole from the Tigers, need to improve that drastically if ESPN’s Heisman watch list. Tide fans giving them two weeks to prepare for Gators will need no such fourth-quar- scored two late touchdowns to get it they are to have any chance at beating can hit the snooze button this week- an end of the season showdown with ter development to secure the victory, done. Georgia is now bowl-eligible, Ole Miss. The Rebels are coming off end, however, as Bama kicks off No. 2 Alabama. Auburn will have to as Florida International travels to and many of the team’s struggles this arguably their best game of the sea- against UT Chattanooga at 11:21 a m. make some changes during the time Gainesville. Florida romps in The season will be forgotten if they man- son, and another loss will have LSU The Mocs won’t offer any resistance off, or Bama’s Mark Ingram will run Swamp and heads into the FSU game age to travel to Atlanta an knock off fans turning up the heat on head as the Tide Rolls to 11-0. all over them. 11-0. 7th-ranked Georgia Tech. coach Les Miles.

FLORIDA STATE MIAMI (#20) CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH FLORIDA SOUTHERN MISS This is it for the Two UNC intercep- The Knights claimed Once again the Despite a midsea- Seminoles – their last tion returns for touch- their first win over a Bulls were buried son, three-game los- chance at becoming downs doomed the ranked team in school by the Scarlet ing streak, the Golden

bowl eligible. If FSU is ® Hurricanes last week- history with a comeback Knights of Eagles find them- unable to beat Maryland end, giving them their third loss of the victory over No. 15 Rutgers, 31-0. When USF plays bad, it selves in control of their own destiny on Saturday, it will be facing its first season. Miami dominated the stat line, Houston last weekend. UCF’s offense plays REALLY bad. The Bulls have in the East Division of Conference season without a bowl bid since 1981. except for one category – interceptions. came alive, scoring 27 second-half three losses this season by a combined USA. In order to play in its first con- The Noles currently have the nation’s Quarterback Jacory Harris threw four, points to edge the Cougars 37-32. score of 106-31. That’s an average score ference title game since 2006, USM longest streak of consecutive seasons including the two touchdown returns. More of the same play would have of 35-10. Despite losing three of the last will likely have to win out. If they with a bowl appearance at 27. It does- The question is this: “Was there too undoubtedly resulted in several more four, the Bulls will still get a bowl bid, as beat Tulsa this weekend, the Eagles n’t appear likely that they can travel much pressure on the sophomore?” He victories this season, as two of the they have already eclipsed the six-win will travel to East Carolina for a play- into Gainesville and knock off the received little help from his teammates. Knights’ four losses are by a com- mark, but there is obviously still a lot of in game. Reaching the title game top-ranked Gators, so FSU will need With two games left, however, it bined 12 points. Eight wins are a def- work to be done before they cash in on would be an amazing accomplish- to take care of business this week. appears that “The U” should finish with inite possibility with Tulane and UAB a Big East Championship. Can they stop ment for a team that has battled Luckily, Maryland is a dismal 2-8. nine wins and a solid bowl invitation. left on the schedule. the bleeding against Louisville? injuries and even a player suicide. *Rankings based on BCS Poll Dirty bird! Find game-watching parties for your team Gulf Breeze native Alumni, Area 6 Florida at bam- In addition to the game and and 2006 Navarre Alabama Andrews' last home game! High School graduate, abaars@bellsouth net. refreshments, there will be a Come join local Bama fans LSU Jeff Van Camp threw this Saturday afternoon at Will Auburn chance to win Gator football The Panhandle Bayou three touchdown Call Sports Grille for another The Tigers are off on tickets, Gator apparel, etc. Bengals will host a Watch Party passes to lead Florida huge game against the UT Saturday, but next week is Iron Gator merchandise is also read- Saturday at Shooter's Sports Bar Atlantic over Chattanooga Mocs. Kick off is Bowl week! ily available for purchase. in Cordova Lanes, 2111 Airport Arkansas State 35-18 at 11:21 a m., so get there early Florida FSU Blvd., Pensacola. The Tigers on Saturday, Nov. 14. to get a good seat so we can Join the Northwest Florida Join fellow FSU alumni and kick off against the Ole Miss It was Van Camp’s cheer on the good guys! Gator Club at Seville Quarter fans for the Greater Pensacola Rebels at 2:30 p m. All LSU second straight start We get the VIP section with this Saturday for the Florida Seminole Club watch party this Fans and Friends are welcome! for the Owls, as senior three huge jumbo screens. There International game at 11:30 a.m. Saturday! Come to Seville For more information, call quarterback Rusty is a Bama sound track of the Food and drinks specials are Quarter in downtown Pensacola 850-206-7981 or email Smith is sidelined with fight song and cheers, videos, provided to club members. as the Seminoles take on the [email protected]. an injury. In his two shakers, games and lots of fel- Located at 130 East Maryland Terrapins at 11 a m. starts, Van Camp has low Bama fans to have a great Government Street in down- As always, there will be Send information about game gone 42 for 63, for time with while watching our town Pensacola, Seville Quarter drink specials and raffles. Enter watching parties for your team 496 yards and 6 touchdowns. favorite team. is affectionately referred to by for your chance to win two tick- to [email protected] For more information, con- local Gator fans as the "Seville ets to the FSU vs. Maryland for inclusion in our weekly list- Photo: Ralph Notaro tact Jenny Baars, VP Alabama Swamp". game on Nov. 21 – Mickey ing.

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SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF WEEK VOLLEYBALL: GBHS finishes season 24-3 Kylie Conner, Volleyball Continued from page 1C Classification: Senior Age: 17 Jasmine Crowell, had game point at 24- Parents: Judd and Sharon Connor 20. But Bishop Kenny, behind two Ligouri Most recent GPA: 3.78 kills, scored four straight to tie it. A Favorite subjects: Government, math Cheyenne Chapman kill set up game point Favorite teacher: Teresa Stanquist. number five, but BK would force a sideout. “She really loves what she teaches, and her passion makes learning fun.” Gulf Breeze had another game point after a Extracurricular activities & BK serving error, but a serving error of their clubs: Key Club, Optimist Club, own gave the ball back to the Lady Crusaders, National Honors Society, stu- who scored two aces to close it out. dent government, volleyball The Lady Crusaders took a 6-3 lead in team game two before GBHS scored 10 of College she hopes to the next 14. A Whitmire kill tied the attend: Southern game at 16. But Gulf Breeze, behind Mississippi or Florida Areas she plans to two kills from Lauren Alverson and major in: Pre-law or one from Crowell and Sallie chemistry Papajohn, would take game two. What she hopes to do But the Lady Crusaders would professionally: Attend law school and respond by taking a 7-1 game three work in the political field lead. GBHS got to within four at 7-3, Person who’s been most influential but got no closer. Gulf Breeze led 21-20 in in her life: “My parents are always very game four before a sideout and four straight supportive of everything I do and push me points closed out the match. to be the best person I can be.” Person she’d most like to spend a Crowell had 14 kills, 14 digs and four day with: “My dad when he was young, blocks, while Sarah Lewis had seven kills because he lived in a lot of neat places.” and a career-high 17 digs. Alverson had Most memorable school moment: seven kills and 16 digs, while Powers had “Beating Washington for the district vol- 14 digs and 32 assists. Alison Milam and leyball championship.” Caitlin Chapman had 11 digs each, while Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotograhy.com Papajohn had five kills and Cheyenne Lauren Alverson (12) and Sallie Papajohn (6) block Wakulla’s Kristen Mathers Thursday. Chapman three kills and three blocks. Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, Eagles in the regional semifinals Thursday. Powers had seven digs and 28 assists, while GULF BREEZE Crawfordville Wakulla 14-15-21 The match was pushed back two days due to Cheyenne Chapman had five kills and six 932-0114 GBHS’ last three postseason appearances Hurricane/Tropical Storm Ida. blocks. Papajohn had four blocks and three digs. ended with losses at Wakulla. There Crowell had 16 kills, eight digs and four “We had a great season with great kids,” wouldn’t be a fourth as the host Lady blocks. Alverson and Caitlin Chapman both Sellers said. “We were playing better at the SoundWave Band selling Dolphins committed only four serving had nine digs, while Milam had eight and end than at the beginning and as a coach, errors as they hammered the Lady War Lewis seven. that’s all you can ask.” frozen foods Saturday The GBHS Soundwave Band will hold a Schwan’s Fine BRIEFS Frozen Foods Sale on Saturday November 21 from 10 a.m. till 5pm in the People’s First Bank the Foster Family Christmas lot on Shoreline Drive. Party. All gifts are tax Proceeds from the sale will help deductible. Gifts will be donat- new uniforms for the band, ed to Families First Network. who’ve worn their current For more information, call Mike uniforms for the last 13 years. Rodgerson at (850) 291-1398. For more info, contact Sharon Bernard 916-4903 Dolphin Baseball Winter Camp next GBES collecting month Christmas gifts for The Gulf Breeze Dolphin foster children baseball program will hold a Gulf Breeze Elementary Holiday Baseball Camp Dec. 21- School is collecting Christmas 22 from 8:30-12:30 p m. at the gifts for foster families in Dolphin Baseball Field. Escambia and Santa Rosa The camp, which is for boys County. Gifts should be for chil- ages 7-14, is $50 per person. dren ages 3 to 12 and their par- Forms can be picked off an ents. dropped off at either Gulf Unwrapped gifts can be Breeze Middle School (for dropped off at Gulf Breeze head coach Randy Renfroe) or Elementary School at the Oriole Beach Elementary (for attention of Mike Rodgerson assistant coach Jody Brown). before December 3. GBES Checks can be made payable to In the Publix Shopping Cntr. students will wrap the presents. Dolphin Baseball. www.OnTheCoastHomes.com Businesses can also donate For more information, call (850) 932-6278 cash, food or services toward Renfroe at 748-2227.

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deKozan had 56 yards on nine Burke had eight tackles in the Neal had an interception in the carries, one catch for 14 yards Dolphins’ 42-12 loss to Navarre Dolphins’ 42-12 loss to Navarre and a touchdown in the Friday. Friday. Dolphins’ 42-12 loss to Navarre Friday.

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Flag-bearers T.S. Ida endure strong winds that whipped the damages area during the aftermath of tropical storm beach Ida as the Pensacola roads Beach BY LISA NEWELL Veterans Day Gulf Breeze News Parade made [email protected] its way through the streets. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Though Tropical Storm Ida seemed to bring light winds and rain when it blew through our area on Tuesday, Nov. 10, it did cause some headaches for the National Park Service. Pensacola Beach salutes the Rising waters washed over road- ways on Pensacola Beach and left large deposits of sand that obstructed both the J. Earle Bowden Way which connects Pensacola Beach to Navarre Beach and Fort Pickens Road inside the national seashore. Santa Rosa Island Authority Executive Director Buck Lee said BraveBrave crews were dispatched to remove sand from portions of Fort Pickens Road within its jurisdiction. A small turnout the day after Nina Kelson with the Gulf Islands Tropical Storm Ida canceled National Seashore said the Bowden school and closed businesses Way is scheduled to reopen today or didn’t diminish the message of tomorrow, after sand is removed. the annual Pensacola Beach Surge caused damage to the road Veterans Day parade. shoulder on the north side and bike Several parade entries saluted lane. all branches of the United States Fort Pickens Road inside the nation- Armed Forces as the parade al seashore remains closed indefinitely. wound its way from Avenida 10 A Florida Department of Trans- to the Gulfside Pavilion, where portation assessment team is evaluat- retired Air Force Senior Master ing damage and the Federal Highway Sgt. Ron Christian delivered a Administration is determining whether brief message of appreciation to the roadway qualifies for emergency all veterans and active-duty mil- federal funding. Campgrounds inside Fort Pickens Joe Culpepper/GBN itary personnel. The annual parade is spon- remain open to those willing to hike Retired U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News out, and power is available. All ranger Ron Christian speaks to those gathered at sored by the Pensacola Beach Veterans bring up the rear of the parade on Nov. 11 with security Elks Lodge. led programs are canceled for the time the Gulfside Pavilion at Pensacola Beach. provided by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Department. being. When you are in shape, you can roll with the punches

While watching the Green Bay turned around and went back to the looking for another profession. Packers-Dallas Cowboys game on locker room, turned in our uniforms One of the things I have learned TV, I couldn’t help but wince when and went home. We realized how over the years is not to give up and one of the players got hit by another. dangerous it could be!! try to find something easier during I was reminded of my short foot- I know now when players are in those times when we encounter chal- ball career in high school. One sunny good physical condition, their bodies lenges, for challenges are there to day, my buddy and I decided we’d can take a lot of pounding. They can make us stronger and build our self- like to join the football squad. It was get knocked down and get up and esteem. Its when we are emotionally our senior year, and we felt it would keep going. That same thing applies and mentally strong that we can face be good to have that experience. So, to our emotional lives. When we are those challenges presented to us, and we checked with the coach, were told emotionally strong, have good self- Children who have not had the them from disagreeable experiences come out victoriously. where we could find uniforms, and esteem, we can stand against some of opportunity to build strong emotion- because it is only by facing and over- Determination, along with maturi- went and got dressed. the hard knocks of life. Its when we al selves are easily hurt by experi- coming them that they become emo- ty, help us to face those difficult We walked out on the field where are not in shape emotionally and ences which, by the time they are tionally and mentally strong. moments and not to remove our- practice was already going on, and mentally that we are unable to with- into young adulthood, are able to Football players who are tentative selves from the field of play because saw all the bumping and grinding stand even minor blows to our psy- face difficulties and setbacks without or afraid to get into the middle of the it seems dangerous! going on. We looked at each other, ches. being devastated. We can’t isolate game will probably find themselves

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The Certificate east end lobby of the All of the above property is FOR TAX DEED MATTHEW A VISCUSO this the 4th day of Complex at 6495 Caroline thereon. The Certificate described in such Number and year of County Administrative located in Santa Rosa A/K/A MATHEW ANTHO- November, 2009. Description of Property: St., Milton, Florida on the Number and year of Certificate will be sold to Issuance, the Description Complex at 6495 Caroline County, In the State of NOTICE IS HEREBY NY VISCUSO LTS 3 & 4 BLK 552, AVAL- 28th day of December, Issuance, the Description the Highest Bidder, at the of property, and Name(s) in St., Milton, Florida on the Florida. GIVEN THAT WINDER VI All of the above property is Mary M. Johnson ON BEACH, AS DES IN 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated of property, and Name(s) in east end lobby of the which it is assessed is as 14th day of December, LLC holder of the following located in Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit Court OR BOOK 391 PG 849 this the 4th day of which it is assessed is as County Administrative follows: 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Unless such certificate shall Tax Sale Certificate has County, In the State of of Santa Rosa County, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- November, 2009. follows: Complex at 6495 Caroline this the 22nd day of be redeemed according to filed said Tax Certificate for Florida. Florida 55200-0030 St., Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number: 1001 October, 2009. Law, the Property described the Tax Deed to be issued ––––––––––––––––––––– Name in which Assessed: Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number: 1527 21st day of December, Year of Issuance: 2007 in such Certificate will be thereon. The Certificate Unless such certificate NOTICE OF ANDREW ABRAM, ALICE Clerk of the Circuit Court Year of Issuance: 2007 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest Bidder, at Number and year of shall be redeemed accord- APPLICATION FOR TAX ABRAM of Santa Rosa County, this the 28th day of Description of Property: Clerk of the Circuit Court the east end lobby of the Issuance, the Description ing to Law, the Property DEED All of the above property is Florida Description of Property: October, 2009. LTS 7 & 8 BLK 415, AVAL- of Santa Rosa County, County Administrative of property, and Name(s) in described in such located in Santa Rosa ––––––––––––––––––––– LT 8, FERRIS HILL ON BEACH, AS DES IN Florida Complex at 6495 Caroline which it is assessed is as Certificate will be sold to NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of NOTICE OF ESTATES, AS DES IN OR Mary M. Johnson OR 2567 PG 1374 –––––––––––––––––– St., Milton, Florida on the 4th follows: the Highest Bidder, at the GIVEN THAT VERONA V Florida. APPLICATION BOOK 2931 PG 148 Clerk of the Circuit Court Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- NOTICE OF day of January, 2010 at east end lobby of the LLC holder of the following FOR TAX DEED Parcel ID: 34-2N-28-1170- of Santa Rosa County, 41500-0070 APPLICATION 12:00 noon. Dated this the Certificate Number: 792 County Administrative Tax Sale Certificate has Unless such certificate 00000-0080 Florida Name in which Assessed: FOR TAX DEED 12th day of November, 2009. Year of Issuance: 2007 Complex at 6495 Caroline filed said Tax Certificate for shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE IS HEREBY Name in which Assessed: –––––––––––––––––– GILBERT GAMBEE St., Milton, Florida on the the Tax Deed to be issued ing to Law, the Property GIVEN THAT DENTON II WAYNE WHEATLEY NOTICE OF All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson Description of Property: 4th day of January, 2010 at thereon. The Certificate described in such LLC holder of the following All of the above property is APPLICATION located in Santa Rosa GIVEN THAT DENTON II Clerk of the Circuit Court LOT 24 OF UNREC 12:00 noon. Dated this the Number and year of Certificate will be sold to Tax Sale Certificate has located in Santa Rosa FOR TAX DEED County, In the State of LLC holder of the following of Santa Rosa County, DENIM WOODS, AS DES 12th day of November, Issuance, the Description the Highest Bidder, at the filed said Tax Certificate for County, In the State of Florida. Tax Sale Certificate has Florida IN OR BOOK 684 PAGE 2009. of property, and Name(s) in east end lobby of the the Tax Deed to be issued Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY filed said Tax Certificate for ––––––––––––––––––––– 228 & OR 2568 PAGE 225 which it is assessed is as County Administrative thereon. The Certificate GIVEN THAT DENTON II Unless such certificate the Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 18-1N-28-0000- Mary M. Johnson follows: Complex at 6495 Caroline Number and year of Unless such certificate LLC holder of the following shall be redeemed accord- thereon. The Certificate APPLICATION 00465-0000 Clerk of the Circuit Court St., Milton, Florida on the Issuance, the Description shall be redeemed accord- Tax Sale Certificate has filed ing to Law, the Property Number and year of FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: of Santa Rosa County, Certificate Number: 982 28th day of December, of property, and Name(s) in ing to Law, the Property said Tax Certificate for the described in such Issuance, the Description GREGORY M CLIFTON Florida Year of Issuance: 2007 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated which it is assessed is as described in such Tax Deed to be issued there- Certificate will be sold to of property, and Name(s) in NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above property is ––––––––––––––––––––– this the 4th day of follows: Certificate will be sold to on. The Certificate Number the Highest Bidder, at the which it is assessed is as GIVEN THAT DENTON II located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF Description of Property: November, 2009. the Highest Bidder, at the and year of Issuance, the east end lobby of the follows: LLC holder of the following County, In the State of APPLICATION FOR TAX LTS 21 & 22 BLK 405, Certificate Number: 1159 east end lobby of the Description of property, and County Administrative Tax Sale Certificate has Florida. DEED AVALON BEACH Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2007 County Administrative Name(s) in which it is Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 1105 filed said Tax Certificate for Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Clerk of the Circuit Court Complex at 6495 Caroline assessed is as follows: St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 the Tax Deed to be issued Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY 40500-0210 of Santa Rosa County, Description of Property: St., Milton, Florida on the 14th day of December, thereon. The Certificate shall be redeemed accord- GIVEN THAT VERONA V Name in which Assessed: Florida LTS 7 & 8 BLK 704, AVAL- 21st day of December, Certificate Number: 596 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Description of Property: Number and year of ing to Law, the Property LLC holder of the following NORMAN H GUY ––––––––––––––––––––– ON BEACH, AS DES IN 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Year of Issuance: 2007 this the 22nd day of LTS 18,19,20 BLK 576, Issuance, the Description described in such Tax Sale Certificate has All of the above property is NOTICE OF OR BOOK 1456 PG 451 this the 28th day of October, 2009. AVALON BEACH of property, and Name(s) in Certificate will be sold to filed said Tax Certificate for located in Santa Rosa APPLICATION FOR TAX Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- October, 2009. Description of Property: Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- which it is assessed is as the Highest Bidder, at the the Tax Deed to be issued County, In the State of DEED 70400-0070 PROPERTY DESCRIBED Mary M. Johnson 57600-0180 follows: east end lobby of the thereon. The Certificate Florida. Name in which Assessed: Mary M. Johnson IN OR BOOK 2379 PAGE Clerk of the Circuit Court Name in which Assessed: County Administrative Number and year of NOTICE IS HEREBY WALTER R GREER, Clerk of the Circuit Court 1636 of Santa Rosa County, LOREN T JAMES, Certificate Number: 3292 Complex at 6495 Caroline Issuance, the Description Unless such certificate GIVEN THAT VERONA V GUARDIAN/CONSERVA- of Santa Rosa County, Parcel ID: 07-1N-28-0000- Florida LORENE J JAMES Year of Issuance: 2007 St., Milton, Florida on the of property, and Name(s) in shall be redeemed accord- LLC holder of the following TOR, NICHOLAS GREER Florida 02306-0000 –––––––––––––––––– All of the above property is 4th day of January, 2010 at which it is assessed is as ing to Law, the Property Tax Sale Certificate has All of the above property is ––––––––––––––––––––– Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF located in Santa Rosa Description of Property: LT 12:00 noon. Dated this the follows: described in such filed said Tax Certificate for located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF KEVIN G HOBBS, APPLICATION County, In the State of 108 BLK A, EAST BAY 12th day of November, Certificate will be sold to the Tax Deed to be issued County, In the State of APPLICATION ROBERT KEITH HOBBS FOR TAX DEED Florida. HEIGHTS, AS DES IN OR 2009. Certificate Number: 68 the Highest Bidder, at the thereon. The Certificate Florida. FOR TAX DEED All of the above property is BOOK 1292 PAGE 84 Year of Issuance: 2007 east end lobby of the Number and year of located in Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 19-2S-27-1010- Mary M. Johnson County Administrative Issuance, the Description Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of GIVEN THAT DENTON II shall be redeemed accord- 00A00-1080 Clerk of the Circuit Court Description of Property: Complex at 6495 Caroline of property, and Name(s) in shall be redeemed accord- GIVEN THAT DENTON II Florida. LLC holder of the following ing to Law, the Property Name in which Assessed: of Santa Rosa County, W/2 OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF St., Milton, Florida on the which it is assessed is as ing to Law, the Property LLC holder of the following Tax Sale Certificate has filed described in such OPAL P SHIRLEY JR Florida NW/4 OF 22-2N-26, LESS 28th day of December, follows: described in such Tax Sale Certificate has Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for the Certificate will be sold to ESTATE ––––––––––––––––––––– S 30' FOR RD, AS DES IN 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Certificate will be sold to filed said Tax Certificate for shall be redeemed accord- Tax Deed to be issued there- the Highest Bidder, at the All of the above property is NOTICE OF OR BOOK 1935 PAGE 614 this the 4th day of Certificate Number: 1990 the Highest Bidder, at the the Tax Deed to be issued ing to Law, the Property on. The Certificate Number east end lobby of the located in Santa Rosa APPLICATION November, 2009. Year of Issuance: 2007 east end lobby of the thereon. The Certificate described in such and year of Issuance, the County Administrative County, In the State of FOR TAX DEED Parcel ID: 22-2N-26-0000- County Administrative Number and year of Certificate will be sold to Description of property, and Complex at 6495 Caroline Florida. 00221-0000 Mary M. Johnson Description of Property: Complex at 6495 Caroline Issuance, the Description the Highest Bidder, at the Name(s) in which it is St., Milton, Florida on the NOTICE IS HEREBY Name in which Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit Court LTS 11,12,13,14, BLK 17, St., Milton, Florida on the of property, and Name(s) in east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: 14th day of December, Unless such certificate shall GIVEN THAT WINDER VI RILEY G MITCHELL of Santa Rosa County, FLATOWN HGTS 21st day of December, which it is assessed is as County Administrative 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated be redeemed according to LLC holder of the following All of the above property is Florida Parcel ID: 23-1N-29-1240- 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated follows: Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 1034 this the 22nd day of Law, the Property described Tax Sale Certificate has located in Santa Rosa ––––––––––––––––––––– 01700-0110 this the 28th day of St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 October, 2009. in such Certificate will be filed said Tax Certificate for County, In the State of NOTICE OF Name in which Assessed: October, 2009. Certificate Number: 1577 14th day of December, sold to the Highest Bidder, at the Tax Deed to be issued Florida. APPLICATION FOR TAX DAVID KELLEY, GEORGE Year of Issuance: 2007 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Description of Property: Mary M. Johnson the east end lobby of the thereon. The Certificate DEED MARTIN, THELMA MAR- Mary M. Johnson this the 22nd day of LTS 11 & 12 BLK 453, Clerk of the Circuit Court County Administrative Number and year of Unless such certificate TIN Clerk of the Circuit Court Description of Property: October, 2009. AVALON BEACH, AS DES of Santa Rosa County, Complex at 6495 Caroline Issuance, the Description shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above property is of Santa Rosa County, LT 18 BLK D, WOODLAND IN OR 419 PG 248 Florida St., Milton, Florida on the 4th of property, and Name(s) in ing to Law, the Property GIVEN THAT VERONA V located in Santa Rosa Florida LAKE HEIGHTS, AS DES Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- day of January, 2010 at which it is assessed is as described in such LLC holder of the following County, In the State of ––––––––––––––––––––– IN OR BOOK 2840 PG Clerk of the Circuit Court 45300-0110 12:00 noon. Dated this the follows: Certificate will be sold to Tax Sale Certificate has Florida. NOTICE OF 1944 of Santa Rosa County, Name in which Assessed: 12th day of November, 2009. the Highest Bidder, at the filed said Tax Certificate for APPLICATION Parcel ID: 36-2N-28-5840- Florida BOBBIE HARMON NOTICE OF Certificate Number: 945 east end lobby of the the Tax Deed to be issued Unless such certificate FOR TAX DEED 00D00-0180 –––––––––––––––––– All of the above property is PUBLIC SALE Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2007 County Administrative thereon. The Certificate shall be redeemed accord- Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF located in Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit Court Complex at 6495 Caroline Number and year of ing to Law, the Property NOTICE IS HEREBY BULLET MOODY INC APPLICATION County, In the State of INSURANCE AUTO of Santa Rosa County, Description of Property: St., Milton, Florida on the Issuance, the Description described in such GIVEN THAT DENTON II All of the above property is FOR TAX DEED Florida. AUCTION, INC gives Florida LTS 15-22, INCL, BLK 28th day of December, of property, and Name(s) in Certificate will be sold to LLC holder of the following located in Santa Rosa Notice of Foreclosure of ––––––––––––––––––––– 232, AVALON BEACH, AS 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated which it is assessed is as the Highest Bidder, at the Tax Sale Certificate has County, In the State of NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate Lien and intent to sell NOTICE OF DES IN OR BOOK 2559 this the 4th day of follows: east end lobby of the filed said Tax Certificate for Florida. GIVEN THAT DENTON II shall be redeemed accord- these vehicles on APPLICATION PAGE 325 & OR BOOK November, 2009. County Administrative the Tax Deed to be issued LLC holder of the following ing to Law, the Property 12/10/2009, 10:00 am at FOR TAX DEED 2685 PAGE 183 Certificate Number: 1018 Complex at 6495 Caroline thereon. The Certificate Unless such certificate Tax Sale Certificate has described in such 11221 HWY 90 EAST, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2007 St., Milton, Florida on the Number and year of shall be redeemed accord- filed said Tax Certificate for Certificate will be sold to MILTON, FL 32583, pur- NOTICE IS HEREBY 23200-0150 Clerk of the Circuit Court 28th day of December, Issuance, the Description ing to Law, the Property the Tax Deed to be issued the Highest Bidder, at the suant to subsection GIVEN THAT WINDER VI Name in which Assessed: of Santa Rosa County, Description of Property: 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated of property, and Name(s) in described in such thereon. The Certificate east end lobby of the 713.78 of the Florida LLC holder of the following TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- Florida LTS 23 & 24 BLK 430, this the 4th day of which it is assessed is as Certificate will be sold to Number and year of County Administrative Statutes. INSURANCE Tax Sale Certificate has OPMENT LLC ––––––––––––––––––––– AVALON BEACH, AS DES November, 2009. follows: the Highest Bidder, at the Issuance, the Description Complex at 6495 Caroline AUTO AUCTION, INC filed said Tax Certificate for All of the above property is NOTICE OF IN OR BOOK 2353 PG east end lobby of the of property, and Name(s) in St., Milton, Florida on the reserves the right to the Tax Deed to be issued located in Santa Rosa APPLICATION FOR TAX 231 & OR BOOK 2685 PG Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number: 1169 County Administrative which it is assessed is as 14th day of December, accept or reject any thereon. The Certificate County, In the State of DEED 183 Clerk of the Circuit Court Year of Issuance: 2007 Complex at 6495 Caroline follows: 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated and/or all bids. Number and year of Florida. Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- of Santa Rosa County, St., Milton, Florida on the this the 22nd day of Issuance, the Description NOTICE IS HEREBY 43000-0230 Florida Description of Property: 21st day of December, Certificate Number: 949 October, 2009. 1G1ND52M8W6162075 of property, and Name(s) in Unless such certificate GIVEN THAT VERONA V Name in which Assessed: ––––––––––––––––––––– LTS 27-35, INCLUSIVE, 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Year of Issuance: 2007 1998 CHEV which it is assessed is as shall be redeemed accord- LLC holder of the following TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- NOTICE OF BLK 720, AVALON this the 28th day of Mary M. Johnson 1FMRU17L6XLC18921 follows: ing to Law, the Property Tax Sale Certificate has OPMENT LLC APPLICATION FOR TAX BEACH, AS DES IN OR October, 2009. Description of Property: Clerk of the Circuit Court 1999 FORD described in such filed said Tax Certificate for All of the above property is DEED BOOK 2685 PG 183 & 10' LTS 21 & 22 BLK 238, of Santa Rosa County, JN1CA31A7YT019208 Certificate Number: 194 Certificate will be sold to the Tax Deed to be issued located in Santa Rosa PORT OF ADJACENT Mary M. Johnson AVALON BEACH, OR 239 Florida 2000 NISS Year of Issuance: 2007 the Highest Bidder, at the thereon. The Certificate County, In the State of NOTICE IS HEREBY VACATED ALLEY, AS DES Clerk of the Circuit Court PAGE 113 –––––––––––––––––– 1FMNU40L21EC27265 east end lobby of the Number and year of Florida. GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC IN OR BOOK 1099 PG of Santa Rosa County, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- NOTICE OF 2001 FORD 1G6KF57914U156879 Description of Property: LT County Administrative Issuance, the Description holder of the following Tax 601 Florida 23800-0210 APPLICATION 2004 CADI 21 BLK 6 OF UNREC Complex at 6495 Caroline of property, and Name(s) in Unless such certificate Sale Certificate has filed Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- ––––––––––––––––––––– Name in which Assessed: FOR TAX DEED YELLOW RIVER FARMS, St., Milton, Florida on the which it is assessed is as shall be redeemed accord- said Tax Certificate for the 72000-0270 NOTICE OF HOWARD E MILLER, Legal 586 AS DES IN OR BOOK 4th day of January, 2010 at follows: ing to Law, the Property Tax Deed to be issued Name in which Assessed: APPLICATION MARY MILLER NOTICE IS HEREBY Gulf Breeze News 1809 PAGE 1447 12:00 noon. Dated this the described in such thereon. The Certificate TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- FOR TAX DEED All of the above property is GIVEN THAT DENTON II 11/19/09 Parcel ID: 09-1N-27-0000- 12th day of November, Certificate Number: 966 Certificate will be sold to Number and year of OPMENT LLC located in Santa Rosa LLC holder of the following 00272-0000 2009. Year of Issuance: 2007 the Highest Bidder, at the Issuance, the Description All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of Tax Sale Certificate has filed Name in which Assessed: east end lobby of the of property, and Name(s) in located in Santa Rosa GIVEN THAT DENTON II Florida. said Tax Certificate for the PEGGY WINKLES, DAVID Mary M. Johnson Description of Property: County Administrative which it is assessed is as County, In the State of LLC holder of the following DOTSON Clerk of the Circuit Court LTS 17 & 18 BLK 388, Complex at 6495 Caroline follows: Florida. Tax Sale Certificate has Unless such certificate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR All of the above property is of Santa Rosa County, AVALON BEACH, AS DES St., Milton, Florida on the filed said Tax Certificate for shall be redeemed accord- SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA located in Santa Rosa Florida IN OR BOOK 2541 PG 28th day of December, Certificate Number: 936 Unless such certificate the Tax Deed to be issued ing to Law, the Property PROBATE DIVISION County, In the State of ––––––––––––––––––––– 1133 & OR BOOK 2685 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Year of Issuance: 2007 shall be redeemed accord- thereon. The Certificate described in such Florida. NOTICE OF PG 183 this the 4th day of ing to Law, the Property Number and year of Certificate will be sold to IN RE: APPLICATION November, 2009. Description of Property: described in such Issuance, the Description the Highest Bidder, at the The Estate of Arline Frances Farley, Deceased Unless such certificate shall FOR TAX DEED Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- LTS 1,2,3,4 BLK 208, Certificate will be sold to of property, and Name(s) in east end lobby of the Case No. 57-2009-CP-258 be redeemed according to 38800-0170 Mary M. Johnson AVALON BEACH, AS DES the Highest Bidder, at the which it is assessed is as County Administrative Law, the Property described NOTICE IS HEREBY Name in which Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit Court IN OR 440 PG 793 east end lobby of the follows: Complex at 6495 Caroline NOTICE TO CREDITORS in such Certificate will be GIVEN THAT WINDER VI TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- of Santa Rosa County, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- County Administrative St., Milton, Florida on the sold to the Highest Bidder, at LLC holder of the following OPMENT LLC Florida 20800-0010 Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 2012 14th day of December, The administration of the demands against the the east end lobby of the Tax Sale Certificate has All of the above property is ––––––––––––––––––––– Name in which Assessed: St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated estate of Arline Frances decedent's estate, includ- County Administrative filed said Tax Certificate for located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF JOHN LOUIS PAPAGELIS, 21st day of December, this the 22nd day of Farley, deceased, whose ing unmatured, contingent Complex at 6495 Caroline the Tax Deed to be issued County, In the State of APPLICATION FOR TAX POTA PAPAGELIS, LOUIS 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Description of Property: LT October, 2009. date of death was July 22, or unliquidated claims, St., Milton, Florida on the 4th thereon. The Certificate Florida. DEED JOHN PAPAGELIS this the 28th day of 5 BLK 4, ESCAMBIA 2009; is pending in the must file their claims with day of January, 2010 at Number and year of October, 2009. HEIGHTS, AS DES IN OR Mary M. Johnson Circuit Court for Santa this court WITHIN THREE 12:00 noon. Dated this the Issuance, the Description Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above property is BOOK 767 PG 271 Clerk of the Circuit Court Rosa County, Florida, (3) MONTHS AFTER THE 12th day of November, 2009. of property, and Name(s) in shall be redeemed accord- GIVEN THAT VERONA V located in Santa Rosa Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 25-1N-29-1060- of Santa Rosa County, Probate Division; File DATE OF THE FIRST which it is assessed is as ing to Law, the Property LLC holder of the following County, In the State of Clerk of the Circuit Court 00400-0050 Florida Number 57-2009-CP- PUBLICATION OF THIS Mary M. Johnson follows: described in such Tax Sale Certificate has Florida. of Santa Rosa County, Name in which Assessed: –––––––––––––––––– 258; the address of which NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS Clerk of the Circuit Court Certificate will be sold to filed said Tax Certificate for Florida JOE L HUDSON, YONG H NOTICE OF is P.O. Box 472 Milton, Fl NOT SO FILED WILL BE of Santa Rosa County, Certificate Number: 965 the Highest Bidder, at the the Tax Deed to be issued Unless such certificate ––––––––––––––––––––– HUDSON APPLICATION 32572. The name and FOREVER BARRED. Florida Year of Issuance: 2007 east end lobby of the thereon. The Certificate shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE OF All of the above property is FOR TAX DEED address of the personal ––––––––––––––––––––– County Administrative Number and year of ing to Law, the Property APPLICATION located in Santa Rosa representative and the NOTWITHSTANDING NOTICE OF Description of Property: Complex at 6495 Caroline Issuance, the Description described in such FOR TAX DEED County, In the State of NOTICE IS HEREBY personal representative's THE TIME PERIODS SET APPLICATION LTS 7 & 8 BLK 386, AVAL- St., Milton, Florida on the of property, and Name(s) in Certificate will be sold to Florida. GIVEN THAT DENTON II attorney are set forth FORTH ABOVE, ANY FOR TAX DEED ON BEACH, OR BOOK 28th day of December, which it is assessed is as the Highest Bidder, at the NOTICE IS HEREBY LLC holder of the following below. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 302 PAGE 480 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated follows: east end lobby of the GIVEN THAT DENTON II Unless such certificate Tax Sale Certificate has YEARS OR MORE NOTICE IS HEREBY Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- this the 4th day of County Administrative LLC holder of the following shall be redeemed accord- filed said Tax Certificate for All creditors of the dece- AFTER THE DECE- GIVEN THAT WINDER VI 38600-0070 November, 2009. Certificate Number: 1050 Complex at 6495 Caroline Tax Sale Certificate has ing to Law, the Property the Tax Deed to be issued dent and other persons, DENT'S DATE OF DEATH LLC holder of the following Name in which Assessed: Year of Issuance: 2007 St., Milton, Florida on the filed said Tax Certificate for described in such thereon. The Certificate who have claims or IS BARRED. THE DATE Tax Sale Certificate has C D BARNES, JUANITA Mary M. Johnson 28th day of December, the Tax Deed to be issued Certificate will be sold to Number and year of demands against dece- OF FIRST PUBLICATION filed said Tax Certificate for BARNES A/K/A JUNITA Clerk of the Circuit Court Description of Property: 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated thereon. The Certificate the Highest Bidder, at the Issuance, the Description dent's estate, including OF THIS NOTICE IS: the Tax Deed to be issued BARNES of Santa Rosa County, LTS 17, 18, 19, 20, BLK this the 4th day of Number and year of east end lobby of the of property, and Name(s) in unmatured, contingent or November 12, 2009. thereon. The Certificate All of the above property is Florida 463, AVALON BEACH, AS November, 2009. Issuance, the Description County Administrative which it is assessed is as unliquidated claims, and Number and year of located in Santa Rosa ––––––––––––––––––––– DES IN OR BOOK 2643 of property, and Name(s) in Complex at 6495 Caroline follows: who have been served a Attorney for Personal Issuance, the Description County, In the State of NOTICE OF PG 1431 Mary M. Johnson which it is assessed is as St., Milton, Florida on the copy of this notice, must Representative: of property, and Name(s) in Florida. APPLICATION FOR TAX Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Clerk of the Circuit Court follows: 21st day of December, Certificate Number: 990 file their claims with this Raymond B. Palmer, which it is assessed is as DEED 46300-0170 of Santa Rosa County, 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Year of Issuance: 2007 court WITHIN THE LATER Esquire follows: Unless such certificate Name in which Assessed: Florida Certificate Number: 1380 this the 28th day of OF THREE (3) MONTHS 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE IS HEREBY JIM DEMILIO Year of Issuance: 2007 October, 2009. Description of Property: LT AFTER THE DATE OF Suite 41 Certificate Number: 483 ing to Law, the Property GIVEN THAT VERONA V All of the above property is ––––––––––––––––––––– 22 BLK 410, AVALON THE FIRST PUBLICA- Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Year of Issuance: 2007 described in such LLC holder of the following located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF Description of Property: LT Mary M. Johnson BEACH, AS DES IN OR TION OF THIS NOTICE Fla. Bar: 42171 Certificate will be sold to Tax Sale Certificate has County, In the State of APPLICATION FOR TAX 18 BLK 1, GEORGETOWN Clerk of the Circuit Court BK 1614 PG 380 OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Phone: 850-916-1000 Description of Property: the Highest Bidder, at the filed said Tax Certificate for Florida. DEED ESTATES, AS DES IN OR of Santa Rosa County, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- AFTER THE DATE OF Fax: 850-916-0080 LTS 28 & 29 BLK A, east end lobby of the the Tax Deed to be issued BOOK 2598 PG 1204 Florida 41000-0220 SERVICE OF A COPY OF SANTA ROSA HEIGHTS- County Administrative thereon. The Certificate Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY Parcel ID: 28-2N-28-1340- ––––––––––––––––––––– Name in which Assessed: THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Personal Representative ROLLO ADD, AS DES IN Complex at 6495 Caroline Number and year of shall be redeemed accord- GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC 00100-0180 NOTICE OF TRUDY GARDNER Keith Glenn Farley, Jr. OR BOOK 1545 PAGE St., Milton, Florida on the Issuance, the Description ing to Law, the Property holder of the following Tax Name in which Assessed: APPLICATION ESTATE All other creditors of the 1315 Sterling Point Dr. 1309 & OR BOOK 1735 4th day of January, 2010 at of property, and Name(s) in described in such Sale Certificate has filed VICTORIN MURAT FOR TAX DEED All of the above property is decedent and other per- Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 PAGE 96 12:00 noon. Dated this the which it is assessed is as Certificate will be sold to said Tax Certificate for the All of the above property is located in Santa Rosa sons who have claims or Parcel ID: 02-1N-28-3490- 12th day of November, follows: the Highest Bidder, at the Tax Deed to be issued located in Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of 00A00-0280 2009. east end lobby of the thereon. The Certificate County, In the State of GIVEN THAT DENTON II Florida. Name in which Assessed: Certificate Number: 974 County Administrative Number and year of Florida. LLC holder of the following LEGAL 585 Gulf Breeze News 11/12, 19/2009 JOHN CHESTER WIG- Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2007 Complex at 6495 Caroline Issuance, the Description Tax Sale Certificate has Unless such certificate

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