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172 August 11, 2011 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ HAPPY BIRTHDAY GULF BREEZE! City has come long way since birth in August 1961

■ 50 years of growth, development, perseverance make our community special

BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

t was a warm, somewhat humid Thursday evening when Dr. C.J. Heinberg stood on the grounds of I the town’s elementary school and raised his right hand before Judge Woodrow W. Melvin and was sworn in as the first mayor of Gulf Breeze. The Aug. 10, 1961 outdoor ceremony atop a flat-bed truck trailer in front of hundreds of well-wishers marked the birth of a city destined to become a robust commercial and residential subur- ban community with a major, four-lane U.S. highway bringing new residents and visitors from across the country. Five decades after Heinberg’s induc- tion, Gulf Breeze has grown to a city of 5,763 residents with a world-class med- ical complex, a rising international •See 50TH, Page 3A Related stories ■ Historical tidbit: George Bokas launched first pharmacy, 5A ■ Editorial cartoon, 6A ■ Publishers’ pens: Two anniver- saries make 2011 special, 6A ■ Longtime columnist Bette Boyle writes final Senior Scene, 7A Replacement bridge might charge tolls; meeting today The BY VICI PAPAJOHN process to Gulf Breeze News replace the [email protected] Pensacola Bay Bridge is well under way, and there is no doubt that there is only one place it will go. “We have three options,” Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Project Coordinator Brandon Bruner, PE, told members of a Project Advisory Group (PAG) late last month. “Build it to the east, to the west or down the middle of the existing bridge.” Graphic illustration by Mason Guttery/Gulf Breeze News •See BRIDGE, Page 2A

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Brown to seek another OBITUARY term as property appraiser HENRIETTA band James Miller. After his death four years later, she Gulf Breeze Greg Brown, receive the same services as TUCK-MILLER Thursday, Aug. 11 1922-2011 moved to Gulf Breeze to be Chamber Executive Santa Rosa mainland residents. By adding with her children. Gulf Breeze Architectural Board 4 p.m., Review Board 6:30 p.m., County Property the value of Navarre Beach to Henrietta Farrand Tuck- She is survived by her six Chamber Conference Council Chamber, City Hall, Room, 409 Gulf Appraiser, has the tax roll, all property owners Miller, 88, of Gulf Breeze children, Henri (Tom) Stone 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf pre-filed to run for share in the tax burden.” passed away on Monday, of Gypsum, Colo., Susan Breeze Breeze the seat in 2012. Brown also stood his ground Aug. 1, 2011. (Doug) Hadden of Gulf Brown is most with the state in lowering prop- Tuck-Miller was born Dec. Breeze, Charles Santa Rosa County Tuesday, Aug. 16 recognized for Brown erty values when the market 15, 1922 the youngest of (Jeannette)Tuck of Miami, Commission Regular 9 a.m., seven children to Henry Alana Tuck-Shaw of Gulf County Administrative Center, SSRUS Board 4 adding the Navarre Beach began its downturn. Commissioner's Board Room, p.m., Council Chamber, Carroll Farrand and Blanche Breeze, Jim (Marian) Tuck of improvements to the tax rolls in “My goal has been to keep 6495 Caroline Street, Milton City Hall, 1070 Ogden Nixon. In 1942, she Gulf Breeze and Pete 2001, his first year in office, and property values low within the Shoreline Drive, Gulf (Cindy)Tuck of Durango, Santa Rosa County Zoning successfully defended his case framework of state law and met the first love of her life, Breeze U.S. Navy Ensign Charles Colo. She is also survived by Board 6 p.m., County all the way to the Florida fairly assess all properties in Stuart Tuck. They were mar- 15 grandchildren and 12 Administrative Center, Wednesday, Supreme Court. Subsequently, Santa Rosa County, as all citi- ried March 8, 1943 aboard great-grandchildren. Commissioner's Board Room, he added the Navarre Beach zens deserve,” he said. “I look the USS Charles Carroll in Her gift was a great love of 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Aug. 17 land to the tax rolls in 2006, forward to continuing to main- Norfolk, Va. music, an unshakable ethical Santa Rosa County School Gulf Breeze which has been upheld by the tain the high level of service After 38 years of marriage, foundation, a sense of right Board 6:30 p.m., School Board Toastmasters noon, courts to date. they expect, while working to Tuck-Miller was preceded in and wrong, a legacy of pride, Building, 5086 Canal Street, Fellowship Hall, First Baptist “It’s a fairness issue,” Brown keep cost of government death by Charles Tuck. She and a love for the United Milton Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 said. “The people on the beach down.” met her second love, hus- States and the U. S. military. Monday, Aug. 15 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze SRC Tourist Development Gulf Breeze City Council Council 3 p.m., Santa Rosa 6:30 p.m., Council Chamber, County Chamber of BRIDGE City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Commerce, 5247 Stewart : Construction expected in 2015 or 2016 Gulf Breeze Street, Milton Continued from page 1A rent location,” Kristoff said. “We are not looking at a process Key meeting today at Civic Center Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report The meeting was the first of that includes creative analysis Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. four PAG meetings scheduled The Florida Department of Transportation is hosting a pub- of other options. The new during the multi-year process to lic information meeting in reference to the Pensacola Bay bridge will be built pretty much Felonies W/F, 27, 5200 block of replace the bridge. Bridge Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study where the Pensacola Bay Bridge Soundside Drive, Gulf Breeze, Traffic across the bridge on a today (Aug. 11) from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Pensacola Civic Center. now stands.” 8/3/2010 DUI. normal day averages 55,000 This meeting is being held to notify local governments, The structure is due to begin Stoffer Sr., Rod Alan, W/M, 8/3/2010 vehicles. According to Bruner, affected property owners, tenants and other members of the construction for replacement by 57, 1500 block of Libby Lane, Carter, Ryan Foy, W/M, 35, 2500 block of Crescent Road, northbound traffic roughly public about the study. This meeting will provide an opportu- 2015 or 2016. Gulf Breeze, aggravated battery. 8/4/2010 Navarre, DUI. divides into thirds to go up 17th nity to review the proposed study, ask questions, and submit “Some way or another we are comments concerning the upcoming project. Mills, Stacy Lynn, W/F, 27, 8/4/2010 Avenue, along the shoreline on going to have another bridge,” Small, Timothy Allen, W/M, The study involves the replacement of the Pensacola Bay 5500 block of Maverick Lane, Bay Street or continue on their Bruner said. “We don’t want to 51, 7800 block of Skyview Bridge from 17th Avenue in Pensacola to Baybridge Drive in Gulf Breeze, fugitive from justice. way along East Gregory Street have to do it in an emergency 8/5/2010 Boulevard, Navarre, DUI. in Pensacola. On the Gulf Gulf Breeze. Various alternatives and alignments will be con- situation like the Escambia Bay Stafford, James Wallace, 8/5/2010 Breeze side, however, the only sidered to address both safety and possible capacity improve- Bridge (after Hurricane Ivan). W/M, 43, 1700 block of Galvez Brewer, Randall Kevin, W/M, route available continues along ments that will tie into the existing facilities. We want to act now and get Drive, Gulf Breeze, battery. 52, 400 block of Warnick Street, Gulf Breeze Parkway. Maps, drawings and other project information will be on community input and try and 8/7/2010 Gulf Breeze, DUI. The new bridge will be much display. The meeting will be an open-house format with proj- make everybody happy. Schulte, James Leo Robert, 8/6/2010 Fincher III, James Frank, higher than the current span to ect team representatives available to address your questions “We will be handing out W/M, 28, 3800 block of Bay W/M, 58, 3400 block of Green prevent the deterioration caused and explain the proposed improvements. There will be no for- questionnaires at (today’s) com- Winds Drive, Gulf Breeze, viola- tion of probation. Briar Circle, Gulf Breeze, DUI. by the wave surge action. mal presentation. munity meeting at the Civic ■ The meeting will be held in Rooms C1 and C2 on the sec- 8/8/2010 “We’ll have to do wave Center, and we really want peo- Note: Arrest and police ond floor of the Civic Center located at 201 East Gregory Cowart, Bruce Allen, W/M, analysis to know for sure, but ple to show up and tell us their 43, 5500 block of Galberry Lane, reports in Gulf Breeze News Street. estimates show that we can thoughts. The current bridge is Gulf Breeze, possession of a are public record and do not expect the bridge to be about 10 safe or we’d close it. But it does weapon by a convicted felon. imply guilt. All suspects are pre- feet taller as it will need to be 25 PD&E (Project Development “We are not going to be need to be replaced quickly.” sumed innocent until proven feet above mean high water,” and Environment) study with building a new bridge some- The original bridge spanning DUIs and/or adjudicated guilty in a said Bruner. such public controversy.” where else. At the most, it could the Pensacola Bay was opened court of law. The additional height will Bruner asserts that there may shift a little bit – a couple hun- in 1931. The current bridge 8/2/2010 cause a steeper grade for the not be a toll for the use of the dred feet or more – from its cur- replaced it in 1960. Keehan, Christina Lynn, landing on the north and south entire bridge. shorelines. And the new bridge “I’m sure they’ll look at hav- Emergency Reports might very well charge tolls. ing express lanes that require a Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District “Word is clear coming down toll,” he said. “People who want REQUEST FOR BIDS from my FDOT management that to get from A to B in half the GB Fire & Rescue time can pay. Such hot lanes can the larger projects need to look at The City of Gulf Breeze seeks bids for UTILITY VEHI- During the week ending Aug. all means of alternative funding,” be very successful.” CLES. 5, Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue he said. “This is one of the biggest The bridge is being replaced was called for 24 emergencies. projects we’ve got going.” because of five primary factors These incidents included 10 The bidding package is available free of charge at City Bruner said Monday that the according to Consultant Project medical calls, 7 motor vehicle Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL or on the subject of tolls came up during a Manager Dan Kristoff, PE, accidents, 2 electrical fires, 2 internet at www.cityofgulfbreeze.com. Questions may meeting with Gov. Rick Scott. Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. fire alarms, 1 water rescue, 1 public assistance and 1 mutual hold a free back-to-school fun “This bridge will run $200 ■ It no longer meets the cur- be addressed to Vernon L. Prather at the above address or by telephone at 850.934-5110. aid to Midway Fire District. day and open house from 4 to 6 million to $300 million,” he rent navigational requirements; To learn more about Gulf p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 14, at its said. “I’m not aware of the exact ■ There are no facilities for Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on headquarters located at 1322 process, but the basic methodol- bikes or pedestrians; ALL BIDS ARE DUE BY AUGUST 25, 2011 AT 2:00 PM to www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ College Parkway. ogy is to look at potential toll ■ There are no safety provi- IN GULF BREEZE CITY HALL, 1070 SHORELINE firedept/index.html. There will be a water slide, revenue. It is possible to toll an sions (full safety lanes, etc.); DRIVE, GULF BREEZE, FL 32561 dunking tank, hotdogs and ■ Midway Fire District chips, soda and water, snow- existing bridge, but more con- The deteriorating condi- cones, station tour and activi- troversy is sure to arise, and tion indicates that it is struc- For the week ending Aug. 4, ties for all ages. Guests are environmental justice issues turally obsolete Legal # 1013 Gulf Breeze News 2X 8-4-11 Midway Fire District was called invited to bring a swimsuit and will be raised. While it’s legal to ■ It no longer meets existing for 34 incidents. These emer- towel. toll, it is harder to survive the traffic demands. gencies included 18 medical Area residents and their chil- assists, 1 pedestrian hit by dren are invited to enjoy an auto, 2 motor vehicle accidents afternoon of firehouse fun. To with no injuries, 1 motor vehicle learn more, contact MFD at accidents with injuries, 8 good- 932-4771. Annual Subscription intent/cancelled on scene or en For more information about route and 3 false alarms. Midway Fire District, visit $35 for 52 Weeks Or $70 for 3 Years at the price of 2 The Midway Fire District will www.midwayfire.com. *Subscribe by Sept. 15 to reserve a free copy of our Gulf Breeze 50th Anniversary Magazine! Gulf Breeze Police Report Information from Gulf Breeze Police Department Name: McClure residence burglarized A McClure Drive resident Address: reported a burglary on Call 932-8986 Wednesday, Aug. 3. The resident said someone gained entry to the home between 8:30 p.m. and 1 today, or simply a.m. and took a flat-screen TV, City/State/Zip: laptop computer, movie case and clip out this form jewelry valued at $3,000. There was no sign of forced entry. and mail to: On Aug. 6, a boat trailer val- morning traffic in Gulf Breeze will ued at $5,000 was stolen from pick up considerably as a new Shoreline Park South. school year gets under way. Gulf Phone: Two men were arrested for Breeze Police remind motorists DUI: Andre Williams, 26, was to exercise extreme caution and Gulf Breeze News arrested on Sunday, Aug. 7 at abide by posted speed limits. 3:20 a.m. and Randall Brewer, Approach all intersections with P.O. Box 1414 52, of Gulf Breeze, was arrested caution, and be on the lookout for (Circle One) Renewal or Subscription Friday, Aug. 5 at 5 p.m. unexpected stops in traffic flow Three men between the ages that can lead to sudden, rear-end Gulf Breeze, FL Method of Payment: Cash: Check # of 19 and 22 were charged with accidents. Officers will be moni- possession of marijuana under toring traffic very closely. 32562 20 grams, a misdemeanor. ■ (Circle)Visa MC AX Card# A cell phone valued at $300 Arrest and police reports in was reportedly stolen from the Gulf Breeze News are public McDonald’s in Gulf Breeze on record and do not imply guilt. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 11, 2011 3 A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS 50TH: Quality of life, close-knit nature of community perseveres challenges Continued from page 1A to one another under canopies of ing fathers – Allan Davis, Ironically, the first vestige of ing with several new businesses has gotten even busier. More twisting live oak trees and drap- Wayne Lee, Michael Batz and Gulf Breeze’s commercial in various stages of opening than 50,000 cars a day pass Internet security company, a ing Spanish moss. John Schilf. She watched the growth from the 1950s will be here. through our city. highly successful financial “I’ve lived in New York and year before as a new four-lane demolished within mere days of The next 50 years hold as “There was a time when I bonding company, first-class Los Angeles and traveled bay bridge replaced the old, the city’s 50th anniversary to much promise – if not more – worried about our area develop- educational opportunities, and around the world,” beloved res- two-lane bridge that had been in make way for more modern than the first 50 delivered. ing a ‘we versus they’ mentality some of the world’s most beau- ident Ann Martin Brodie recent- service since 1931. development. “I’m gratified by the progress with the growth to our east,” tiful bays and beaches. ly said. “The best living, with- Brodie shopped the stores of The city has weathered many the city has made,” said Ed Gray Gray added. “But that hasn’t Gulf Breeze is blessed with a out a doubt, is right here in Gulf the Benson Complex – stores storms – including Hurricanes III, a former four-term mayor happened. There’s a homoge- low crime rate, outstanding Breeze.” like Bokas Pharmacy, which Elena, Opal, Erin, Dennis and and nine-year member of the nous feeling between Gulf recreational facilities, afford- Brodie visited the peninsula opened in 1956, the Friendly the granddaddy of them all, Ivan Santa Rosa School Board. Breeze the city and the areas able taxes and Santa Rosa as a young girl as early as 1933 Service grocery store and, in – through the years. The area “We’ve maintained our quali- through Tiger Point and County’s most affluent citizen- and officially became a resident later years, Greenfield’s cloth- was greatly affected by the ty of life and our close-knit Midway because so much ry. Residents stroll the streets of Eufaula Avenue in 1960. She ing store and the Tastee Freeze recession of 2009 and the Gulf community despite the transi- involves the two areas and and ride their bikes in relative attended the 1961 swearing in of ice-cream shop, just to name a oil spill of 2010. The economic tion and growth of the area activities overlap. safety, and neighbors still speak Heinberg and four other found- few. picture appears to be brighten- including the fact that U.S. 98 •See 50TH, Page 4A City green-lights second traffic camera for hospital intersection

BY VICI PAPAJOHN straints,” Eddy said. “We are Gulf Breeze News ITY ALL happy to see the number of [email protected] C H wrecks go down, and we look forward to seeing a safer inter- light cameras, along with reader section in front of Gulf Breeze Continued traffic accidents boards, turn-lane closures along Hospital.” and incidents at the intersection Highway 98, and many other Paulding said the vendor is in front of Gulf Breeze Hospital suggestions,” Police Chief Peter currently making the applica- soon could be remedied with the Paulding said. “A wealth of sug- tion for the camera, which installation of the city’s second gestions was made by the task should be submitted later this red-light camera. force, none of which was more week. The Gulf Breeze City successful than the red-light “The camera should be Council unanimously approved camera. It is a proven deterrent. installed and operating within installing the second traffic cam “We have three intersections four weeks,” he said. and directed Gulf Breeze City in the city, and when we look at Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy to the number of wrecks at each move as quickly as possible. Midway Water adjusts intersection, Daniel Drive is the Sensys American, LLC, the settlement fee site for the lowest number of company operating the traffic wrecks for the past two years. cam at the intersection of Gulf After it was discovered in The hospital intersection has Breeze Parkway and Daniel April that city workers had acci- more wrecks than the other two Drive, conducted a survey on dentally tapped into a Midway July 5 and 6 of the two intersec- combined.” Water line to serve Beach tions in the city that do not The Traffic Safety Task Force Express Car Wash, Midway already have cameras. The included members of the com- Water requested $29,570 from study revealed that 42 red-light munity including school admin- the City of Gulf Breeze to com- violations occurred in a 16-hour istrators and students, city pensate for the value of the acci- period for the westbound lanes employees and law enforcement dentally accessed water. alone, and 57 violations were officials and evaluated the ways Negotiations ensued, and the recorded in total. Crash history to improve motorist and pedes- two utilities recently agreed at the site supports the informa- trian safety in the city. upon a settlement of $6,890 for tion. The Daniel Drive Red Light the accidentally accessed water, The Council tried in spring to Traffic Camera currently gener- and $4,650 for its transporta- address the dangerous intersec- ates approximately $8,000 per tion. tion with the addition of dedi- month, according to Paulding. Council had previously cated turn lanes, but Florida “Council has consistently approved paying Midway Water Department of Transportation applied the revenue generated only $6,360 for the water but (FDOT) representatives dis- by the red-light camera towards later discovered they had not couraged the attempt, citing expenses of overtime for police paid the full take-or-pay trans- increased traffic delays along officers, maintenance of cruis- portation, so the final sums the U.S. 98 byway. ers and many other expenses approved to be paid are $6,890 “Our Traffic Safety Task we’ve had to remove from the and $4,650, or a total of Force recommended the red- budget due to budget con- $11,540. Hofius promoted at St. Ann’s Anthony Hofius has been Campus. Cost of the class is advanced to permanent High AITH $15. Call Paula at 932-3594 for School Youth Director at the F more information. parish of St. Ann and Our Lady ing, support, encouragement, of the Assumption Catholic Coastline Calvary and love at a Pot Luck Dinner, Churches. you are invited to participate in Hofius will benefit from the Coastline Calvary Church of a truly inspiring evening of experience of having attended Gulf Breeze will host a interaction. the program himself before women’s breakfast at 9 a.m. on ■ If you or someone you graduating from Gulf Breeze Saturday, Aug. 13. The cool know needs help moving on High School in 2007. He part: the meal will be cooked by after a divorce, GBUMC is became an Eagle Scout in the the men! offering an eight-week class Boy Scouts of America and held There will be worship and provides the tools to begin leadership positions in various fellowship with a sneak peak at again. Divorce Recovery Class GBHS activities including the what’s coming this fall for the is Tuesday, Aug. 23, from 6 to band. He attends the University Women’s Ministry. Please call 7:30 p.m. at the Fairpoint of West Florida, where he is 932-8197 to secure your spot. studying Physics and Math. Gulf Breeze UMC

Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church will hold its annual Blessing of the Backpacks on Sunday, Aug. 21 during the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Fairpoint campus services, the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services at Soundside, and the 9 a.m. serv- ice at Worship at the Water. Students of all ages will receive a Christian keychain during worship services as a reminder of God’s love and the church’s support. ■ Naomi’s Table for widows of all ages is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14 at the Fairpoint Fellowship Hall. If you have experienced the loss of your husband, or would like to offer or receive understand-

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50TH: City golden anniversary celebrations are planned for Aug. 20, Oct. 22 Continued from page 3A You see so much good that has happened in our weeks to come. A semi-formal gala honoring indi- GULF BREEZE CENSUS community and to our people over the past 25 viduals who have significantly impacted the area “You might not live within the city limits of years because of the foresight of Baptist will be held at St. Ann Catholic Church on Gulf Breeze, but you probably are happy to claim 2010 Hospital.” Saturday, Aug. 20. Gulf Breeze as your home, and that’s good. That’s Population ...... 5,763 Brodie called the hospital’s arrival as a land- After the weather cools, a community picnic the way it ought to be.” Men ...... 2,794 (48.5%) mark establishment for Gulf Breeze. featuring fun for the entire family will be held According to the United States Census Bureau, Women ...... 2,969 (51.5%) “Hospitals,” she said, “give their communities Oct. 22 at South Shoreline Park. There will be the city has a total area of 23.5 square miles that Caucasian ...... 5,518 a base point. It benefitted not only us but musical entertainment, fireworks and lots of food. includes a mere 4.8 square miles of land contrast- Latino/other ...... 143 Pensacola Beach as well. You see what it did for The Gulf Breeze Historical Society has pro- ed with 18.8 square miles of water in Santa Rosa Asian ...... 82 them; they no longer had to cross two bridges to duced a keepsake picture book that will be avail- Sound, Pensacola Bay and East Bay. With the fed- African-American ...... 20 get to a hospital.” able to the community, and Gulf Breeze News erally preserved Gulf Islands National Seashore to Within the next half-decade, the state will start will published a commemorative magazine on the city’s east, expansion in the city is stymied. to replace the aging Pensacola Bay Bridge. Gray Oct. 13 to coincide with the city’s picnic celebra- Census population figures have remained they developed Casa Blanca. That was 1950, the and Brodie agree that the new, wider bridge will tion. remarkably consistent since 1970, when 4,190 ‘beginning’ of Gulf Breeze.” have a major impact on the city for decades to residents lived here. By 1980, that figure had Brodie still lives in the same elegantly decorat- come. Both fear that even more traffic through the grown to 5,478; in 1990, it was 5,530; and in 2000 ed concrete-block home on Eufaula Avenue that city will be a detriment to our quality of life. the population was 5,665. Numbers appear to she first occupied with late husband, Scott, in “I’d like to see another facility that takes traffic grow by about 100 residents per decade. 1960. There, she heard the terrible news that out of the mainstream we see now,” Gray said. As some of Gulf Breeze’s older generations President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated “We get a tremendous amount of traffic and prob- make other living arrangements, Gray expects in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. She also watched ably 25 to 30 percent of it on any given day is not more homes to go on the real estate market in the from her living room television as man first land- coming to Gulf Breeze; it’s going to Fort Walton, city. That should result in a new influx of younger ed on the moon on July 20, 1969. Ditto for the ter- Destin or Panama City. couples with children and spending power. rorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. “We need to create a new pathway for that traf- “I see the tide turning back where the empty- Those events, however, occurred far away from fic to go. Some businesses worry that if you cre- nester households are becoming homes that peo- Gulf Breeze. Brodie feels safe here with several ate a different traffic pattern, it’s going to hurt ple are buying because the empty-nester numbers military bases in the area. She remembers the them. But I submit that they are hurt by too much are dwindling or moving into smaller dwellings,” alleged unidentified flying object phenomenon that traffic rather than (the prospect of) too little.” Gray said. “I think you are going to see our popu- enveloped the community in the mid 1980s. She, Brodie said businesses have long appreciated lation numbers rise, maybe not dramatically but like many others, spent many nights peering into beach-bound travelers who stop in Gulf Breeze to noticeably. We have great schools here and fabu- the skies overhead in search of alien spacecraft. buy snacks, sun-tan lotion and other supplies. lous recreational facilities. It’s a safe community “We would run out and look at the heavens,” “But this community as it stands today is not to live in. It’s family oriented. As more houses she recalled. “We were amazed and amused. The able to truly accommodate that amount of become available, I see more relocation back into ‘Sentinel’ (newspaper) had front-page photos of through-traffic we have going back and forth. It the city.” UFOs, and other newspapers tried to discredit the divides what we have in a very marked way. Very Brodie has witnessed the city’s growth and people who thought they were visited. I still don’t few people stop. marvels at the fact that cows and goats once used know what to make of all of that.” “I don’t know the outcome of the bridge to be the area’s most entrenched residents. She A defining moment in the city’s history came in debate, but I do wish they would consider all the saw the first roads dug out of thick pine wood- 1985 when the Gulf Breeze Hospital opened its alternatives.” University of West Florida archives lands, and she recalls the city’s first significant doors. In June 2010, the hospital celebrated its Although Wednesday officially and quietly Dr. C.J. Heinberg (left) is administered the residential area – the Casa Blanca neighborhood – 25th anniversary. marked the city’s 50th anniversary, events cele- oath of office as Gulf Breeze’s first mayor by rise from the sand-based soil. “This hospital has certainly been a blessing to brating the occasion are planned in the days and Judge Woodrow Melvin on Aug. 10, 1961. “Gulf Breeze started to become a community this community,” Monsignor Luke Hunt of St. after World War II with the influx of industry like Ann Catholic Church said. “It’s hard to believe Chemstrand in Pensacola,” she said. “William it’s been 25 years since this wonderful hospital Coe and Millard Gilmore saw the impact that started here in Gulf Breeze. It’s been my privilege would have and bought tremendous acreage and to see it start here and see it celebrate 25 years.

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Countdown to 50: Gulf Breeze historical tidbits Bokas Pharmacy memory lives on Bokas Jordan Pharmacy secured George and Aspasia Bokas still enjoy the good life decades after opening the its place in city residents’ hearts Bokas Pharmacy in 1956, later to become the Bokas By Betty Archer Allen to rent a spot in the Benson lunch at the lunch counter Jordan Pharmacy with Complex. So in 1956, with my friend Cindy,” partner Max Jordan. The Bokas Jordan Pharmacy George Bokas opened his Julie Fruitticher Schroeder Bokases moved to Gulf will never die; this icon will pharmacy. Bokas continued said. Breeze in 1960. They raised live on in the memories and to live in Pensacola and Dianne Kildow asked, two children – Sonthe and hearts of the citizens of Gulf drive daily to Gulf Breeze “Remember the Tastee Freeze Victor – each of whom Breeze area. It became a to work. – the only place to eat in Gulf graduated from Gulf Breeze landmark in Gulf Breeze his- In 1957, Bokas hired Colin Breeze besides Bokas High School. tory and has been written Renfroe first as a clerk; then Jordan?” In 1978, the soda about many times in local later as store manager. fountain closed because other newspapers and by local his- Renfroe was quoted as saying, eating places began to open torians. “I love my family, my church up. George Bokas had always and Bokas Jordan.” In 1984, the partners wanted his own drug store but George said, “Renfroe was brought property on had been advised to first get a true ambassador of Gulf Fairpoint Drive and relocated five years experience under Breeze.” their store for the final time. his belt as a practicing phar- Meanwhile, Max Jordan, a I remember them as my first macist. So that’s what he did. pharmacist who lived in Gulf mail-order pharmacy. When I When he got out of the Air Breeze and drove daily into went away to school to get Force, he went to work for Pensacola to work, would my Doctorate, they used to Moulton Pharmacy in drop in to visit now and then. mail all my family prescrip- Pensacola. During these five When Bokas was able to hire tion medications to me each years, he met the love of his another pharmacist, he told month so that I wouldn’t life, Aspasia, at church. She Jordan he would pay him have to get new prescriptions had moved to Pensacola from what his current employer in another state. Mississippi to teach school. paid him. Max Jordan came to In 1960 when George They were married at the work at the Bokas Pharmacy and Aspasia Bokas moved Greek Orthodox Church in in 1958. The two pharmacists to Gulf Breeze, they Pensacola with a reception at worked together for two became an integral part of the Mustin Beach Officers years. Gulf Breeze history as a Club. In 1960, Bokas and Jordan family. They raised two Soon his five years’ work- formed a corporation and children, Sonthe and ing time was ending, and he moved across the street to the Victor, who both graduated needed to make a decision on Hoffman Center, added a soda from Gulf Breeze High where to start his store. fountain and, later, luncheon School; Sonthe in 1975 and During his stint in the U.S. foods. Bokas Jordan Victor in 1979. Air Force, he was stationed at Pharmacy became the social The Bokas Jordan Eglin Air Force Base and center of Gulf Breeze. Pharmacy planted roots that each time he came home to “In the early 70’s, I grew deep in Gulf Breeze his- visit his parents in Pensacola loved walking on Saturday tory and in the hearts of its he would drive through Gulf to Bokas Jordan and having citizens. Breeze. So he already liked the area, and his father rec- ommended that he start his store here. And, of course, Mark X. Benson was only too happy

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After 30+ years of columns, farewell, friends Now on Mediacom

Fifty years ago when Gulf Channel 21. Breeze was incorporated, I was only 45 years old and already considered myself a senior. In those days, it seemed anything over 40 was ancient. None of this “60 is the new 40” stuff back then! Of course, there’s nothing like having five kids to make you feel old. I like to think pic- walking, they come over to sure it can be here for at least tures don’t show my age (oh, check on me or call. another 50 years. well, we all like to kid our- Of course, our subdivision is However, having written the selves a little bit!) When did very well-organized, with well- Senior Scene column for more that redhead who used to look kept lawns and lovely trees on than 30 years, it’s time for me back at me in the mirror turn every street. I am so excited to lay down my pen. My head into a white-haired old lady? about the new trees and plants and my heart are filled with Gulf Breeze became my in Gulf Breeze’s downtown; wonderful memories. I thank home turf and still is, at least every year brings more all my readers for being a per- part of the year. Whisper Bay improvements. fect audience. I thank my pub- Bette Boyle, age 95 has been my spot since 1979. I know the ‘Gulf Breeze lishers and my editor for their There are so many nice people News’ will follow me when I patience, and my assistants, the days go by, and wishing here, and everyone works to am away so I can keep up on who took my dictation faithful- you each as abundant a share of make it better. Neighbors are so all the local doings. With the ly week after week. life’s blessings as I have friendly; if they don’t see me paper’s timely outlook, I am I’ll be thinking of you all as enjoyed for so many years. Shadow Lakes 3BD/2BA Family Gem GBHS Band Boosters host garage sale Close to the Beach • Lake Access MLS# 398268 The Gulf Breeze Band executive director on Monday, Street in Pensacola, will provide Boosters will hold a fundraiser RIEFS Aug. 15. an opportunity to learn about yard sale in the Gulf Breeze B She brings more than 25 various weight-loss procedures, High School cafeteria Saturday, years of experience in non-prof- including the benefits and possi- To RSVP call 932-4146, Aug. 13 from 8 a.m. to noon. it and volunteer management to ble complications. Plus, meet a (251) 978-0279 or 479-1992 or All proceeds will benefit the Manna. She moved to bariatric surgeon and learn e-mail LSUPanhandle@hot-  Gulf Breeze High School Pensacola in 1990 and became about the comprehensive 2088 Shadow Lake Dr. mail.com by Friday, Aug. 12.  Soundwave Band. If you are the Vice President, Membership Bariatric services at Baptist 3 BD / 2 Full BA unable to attend but wish to Services, with the Pensacola Hospital.  1,562 SF Midway Fire to host  All appliances included make a direct monetary contri- firehouse fun day Area Chamber of Commerce This forum is highly recom- bution to the band, please mail before assuming the role of mended and encouraged for $145,000 your contribution to: Gulf Executive Director of Ronald individuals who are scheduled The Midway Fire District Breeze Band Boosters, P.O. McDonald House Charities of for surgery or seek information will hold a free back-to-school Box 867, Gulf Breeze, FL, Pensacola. about Baptist Hospital’s 850.572.5887 fun day and open house from 4 32562. In 2010, Manna served Bariatric services. Call to regis- ExitWithMary@ aol.com to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 14, at Patrons are asked to park in 31,595 clients, including 14,064 ter at (850) 434-4080. its headquarters located at 1322 the back lot and enter the sale families, and distributed College Parkway. through the back cafeteria 659,979 pounds of food. This There will be a water slide, doors. year the year-to-date demand dunking tank, hotdogs and To learn more, contact Shelly for services is already up by 17 chips, soda and water, snow- Rutherford at 293-2749. percent. cones, station tour and activities GBHS Soccer Boosters for all ages. Guests are invited Weight-loss surgery to bring a swimsuit and towel. to wash cars Saturday Area residents and their chil- topic of Aug. 23 seminar dren are invited to enjoy an The Gulf Breeze High School The Baptist Bariatric Center afternoon of firehouse fun. To Soccer Boosters will hold their will present Dr. Jeffrey learn more, contact MFD at annual car-wash fundraiser on Friedman on Aug. 23 to offer 932-4771. Saturday, Aug. 13 from 9 a.m. to straightforward information noon in the Dolphin Stadium Flounlacker to lead about weight-loss surgery or parking lot. The community is other non-surgical treatment invited to come out and support Manna Food Bank options. This forum, from 6:30 your soccer teams. p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Baptist DeDe Flounlacker will join Medical Towers’ medical meet- Manna Food Bank as its new LSU student send-off ing rooms at 1717 North E scheduled for Aug. 16

The Panhandle Bayou Bengals will host their annual LSU Student Send-Off Party on Tuesday, Aug. 16 at member Ken Davis’ residence in Pensacola. The event is from 6 to 8 p.m. A pot-luck buffet will be served. Cost is free for incoming LSU freshmen, cur- rent LSU students and special guests. Others, $10 per person.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8 A August 11, 2011 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS AppRiver earns recognition; Re/Max adds 2 to staff ‘Florida Trend’ magazine the county and offers an average and fundraising for Sunset Kids recently recognized Gulf salary of $46,000 per year. Park in Gulf Breeze. Hutson Breeze-based Web security BUSINESS was the Oakley sales rep for company AppRiver as one of Hutson, Schulz join the state of Florida for 13 U.S., ranked as the seventh-best the “Best Companies to Work years. place to work among the medi- Re/Max on Coast team For” for 2011. Joy Schultz recently joined um-sized Florida companies. It Located in the Quietwater RE/MAX on the Coast locat- RE/MAX on the Coast as a mar- was the only area technology Business Park, AppRiver ed in the Publix Shopping keting/agent support member. company making the business employs 140 people and serves Center is proud to welcome two She is a Gulf Breeze native with magazine’s list. clients around the world. It was new members to its team. three children in the Gulf Company founders, includ- founded in Gulf Breeze in 2002, Tom Hutson has joined in Breeze school system. ing CEO Michael Murdoch, and its primary clients are real estate sales. He has lived in Schlutz is a Stephen Minister consciously decided to live and small- to medium-sized busi- Gulf Breeze most of his life. He for Gulf Breeze United work in Gulf Breeze. nesses. studied marketing at the Methodist Church. She was AppRiver has made a $2 mil- AppRiver, one of the fastest- University of West Florida. He most recently with the lion-plus capital investment in growing small companies in the was instrumental in the design American Cancer Society.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 11, 2011 SStteepp oouutt iinn ‘‘BBaacckk ttoo SScchhooooll’’ FFaasshhiioonnss

Innerlight has the latest craze in footwear for Abercrombie, Roxy, Judith March, Hollister, girls and guys, Vans in colors and patterns start- Karlie and American Eagle, if you have girls, you’ve ing at only $ 39. surely heard these names followed with “I want” or “I have to have.” According to the teen fashion magazines, leopard prints, lace tops, ruffle tops, cardigans and jean jack- ets are all en vogue for school fashions this Fall. High waisted skirts, dresses, skinny jeans and t-shirts are other fashions that may be seen in the school hallways this school year. Hot colors include jade, teal, bam- boo, coffee and orchid. Team these colors with great accessories such as long necklaces, chunky rings, plastic bracelets large watches and back pack alternative purses and you will be the fashionista of the class. Before shopping for the back to school clothing, it would be a good idea to consult the dress code in place for your school system. You may to find this on the county web site for schools. Another important tip for back to school clothes shopping is for you to buy what is in your comfort zone. If you are a jeans, ten- nis shoes and t shirt kind of girl, buy what makes you happy. You can’t go wrong with a great pair of jeans! And, when allowed, there’s nothing more comfortable than quality flip flops! Shopping for back-to-school clothing with teen- Sugarbabies in Sea Shell Collections Shopping aged girls be tiring, and it can be expensive. Center by Publix has a wide variety of back packs and However, Lisa Compton, owner of Elite Repeats & lunch boxes for preschoolers and elementary school Boutique, located in Unit 27 Harbourtown, offers a students. A favorite style is the Madpax backpack, cen- “Back to school Shopping while Saving 101” tip: con- ter, which comes in assorted colors. signment shopping! Lee Tracy on East Gregory Street just over the Three By consignment shop- Mile Bridge in Pensacola has wonderful clothes for teens and collegiates! Game day dresses, shoes, cover their shoulders or want to stay warm once they are in class,” jeans, accessories and scarves in every color and style says Shannon Hampton, manager of the Pensacola store. imaginable await the savvy shopper. “All of our stores are stocked with everything anyone will need for back to school shopping!” As any parent knows, preparing your preschooler or elementary ping, you not only find items that are unique but you pay below age child for fall’s return to school is important and challenging, retail for many popular fashions. Many items are new, never worn, too. Sugarbabies, conveniently located in the Sea Shell Collections with the store tags still attached! Compton adds that there are Shopping Center by Publix, makes is so much easier. instances in which teens are not into clothing that is consigned Viki and Courtney Weir opened Sugarbabies back in March of because they feel it may have been something a friend has owned. this year. The new children’s shop features names such as Bailey However, “the great thing about shopping at Elite Repeats & Boys Children’s clothing and Persnickety. Boutique is that consignors come from all over the Gulf Coast to consign their items.” Saving money leaves a little extra money for accessories or din- ner after shopping or those pesky school necessities such as pens, pencils and paper. Lee Mclaughlin, owner of Lee Tracy on East Gregory Street in Pensacola, travels to New York and Las Vegas to shop for the cloth- ing for her store. She finds the latest and trendiest fashions to please Elite Repeats offers discriminating shoppers of all ages. a variety of great The lines carried by Lee Tracy can also meet all budget ranges jewelry items to she promises, but just in time for Back-to-School shopping and the add a splash of Tax-free holiday, Lee has scheduled a special sale of 50-75 percent color to any outfit. off summer fashions. The chunky green “We have wonderful deals for all our shoppers,” she says. “And necklace set above at Lee Tracy, mothers and daughters shop together!” retails at only $16.99, and Innerlight Surf and Skate is ready to help you dress your return- you can add the funky style Elite Repeats offers affordable fashions for back-to-school ing students as well. All Innerlight clothing is on sale 25 percent off, flower ring, too, for only $9.99. including Old Navy fuschia t-shirt, $9.99, and Forbidden pat- and when you purchase a back pack for your returning student, they terned skirt, $12.99, at left, and will receive a complimentary free Innerlight T-shirt of their choice. Banana Republic ice blue t-shirt, $9.99, and Boston Proper “We have a wonderful selection of sweaters, too, for the girls skirt, $14.99. who like to travel to school in their tanks or sundresses, but need to •See FASHIONS, Page 3B

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Somewhere To Be Salon

Hair Feathers Somewhere To be Salon now has Hair Feathers! Make an appointment now. W e have introductory prices of $35 for the first feather and $15 for each after that. (per sitting) All natural feathers, Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News completely washable, lasts 4-6 months, Hard at play no glue is used and easy to remove. Three babies in St. Ann’s new infant room were awake and playing with their caretakers Carolyn Cayson, Kristen Serna (850) 916-7887 and Elizabeth Brown on Wednesday. St. Ann is expanding 3180 Gulf Breeze Parkway •www.SomewhereToBe.net their infant care rooms to accommodate more children.

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Continued from page 1A say – and should be obvious – is be comfortable and look great The Weirs carry an array of while enjoying your school boys and girls specialty apparel year. Fashions will look their and shoes from newborn up to best if you feel your best in size 6 at Sugarbabies. them! For game time, your kids can Take advantage of this week- be dressed in collegiate apparel end’s Tax Free Holiday, too, for Students requiring nap from Sugarbabies, too. Their extra savings August 12–14. No mats for preschool and newest addition is custom nurs- sales tax will be collected on the kindergarten will love the ery bedding and baby furniture. sale of clothing, wallets, or personalized roll-up kits Think Sugarbabies for back- bags, including handbags, back- from Sugar Babies. to-school fashion and acces- packs, fanny packs, and diaper Including fleece blanket sories that can be personalized. bags, having a sales price of $75 and pillow, they come in It’s important to support local or less, or on sales of certain an array of colors suitable vendors when back-to-school school supplies having a sales for girls and boys. shopping, and its close to home price of $15 or less. and easy and convenient. Brooke Reynolds, 16, Before our class on fashion shows off her favorite tips and design trends ends, one Innerlight T-shirt. final note that is important to

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They are large and can be dential areas and feast on orna- Contact your local Extension Extension Agent for Santa menacing– especially when mental plants. They have Service for further information Rosa County. For they spread their wings, hiss, chewing mouthparts and feed on chemical control options. additional information about and secrete foul-smelling on almost any green vegetation all of the county extension froth. This creepy creature is but they prefer lilies and other ■ services and other articles of known as the Eastern lubber plants in the family Lilaceae. interest go to: http://san- grasshopper. While they are Members of this plant family Theresa Friday is the tarosa.ifas.ufl.edu. native to the Southeast, lub- synthesize chemicals to protect Residential Horticulture bers are appearing in greater themselves from herbivores numbers this year than normal. but these compounds are inef- Floridians typically have lit- spots and markings. In north- name, lubber, means "a clumsy fective against lubbers. tle trouble recognizing this ern Florida, the lubber is most- or lazy person." Instead, lubber grasshoppers insect. It is undoubtedly the ly black but well marked with Lubbers, like all grasshop- save toxins from the lilies they best-known species of yellow. pers, grow through successive ingest and use them in their grasshopper in Florida, and Like all grasshoppers, the stages after molting. These own defense. We often find one of the most readily recog- lubber grasshopper does have stages are referred to as lubbers on daylilies, amaryllis nized insects due to its size wings, but they are not very nymphal instars. Lubbers have and crinum lilies. Another and unique coloration. efficient, as this species of five instars before molting into favorite food is pokeweed, a Adult males and females are grasshopper is incapable of the adult stage. The length of common weed in our area. usually 2.5 and 3.0 inches flying and can only jump short these instars varies slightly but In most cases the homeown- long, respectively. The body is distances. Mostly the lubber averages seven to ten days er can easily eradicate individ- quite robust, and the legs rela- grasshopper is quite clumsy each. The highest numbers of ual lubbers by hand. Lubbers tively slender. The general and slow in movement. It can adults are seen in July and are large, slow moving and color of adults is dull yellow only travel by walking and August. essentially harmless to with varying degrees of black crawling. In fact, its common Lubbers may invade resi- humans. The young remain clustered in groups, but the older grasshoppers are more likely to be solitary. Handpick them and throw them into a bucket of soapy water or crush them. Just be aware of their ‘tobacco spit,’ which is partial- ly digested food mixed with what can be irritating com- pounds, which can stain clothes. If this doesn’t work, you can try insecticides. However, once they are large, Eastern lubbers are not easy to kill— even with insecticides. If chemical control is neces- sary, several insecticides are Eastern lubber grasshopper, above, undoubtedly the best-known species of grasshopper in registered for use on ornamen- Florida, and one of the most readily recognized insects due to its size and unique coloration. tals to control grasshoppers.

Play it cool in your fall garden and you'll be good to grow (ARA) – If you think the end good harvest. You can even cope need at least six hours of sun of summer means your veg- with frost; some hardy vegeta- daily, ample water and a steady etable gardening days are done, bles can thrive without frost pro- supply of much-needed nutri- you'll need to reconsider. The tection, and covering less resist- ents. You can get a jump-start by weeks when summer fades into ant plants when frost threatens planting transplants. Seed ger- fall are actually an opportune can keep them thriving. mination of cool crops during time to plant cool-weather crops. The secrets of successful fall late summer requires much Fall is a great time of year for planting don't differ much from attention to detail. Transplants planting vegetables. the techniques you've used dur- are a quicker, easier route to Some of nature's most nutri- ing high season. Cool crops will ensure success. tious greens and veggies thrive in cooler temperatures. Planting them now, at summer's end, can ensure a bountiful fall harvest. ® Plus you'll save a bundle by Timothy Wise avoiding the produce aisle in Representative your grocery store for a few The Prudential Insurance more months. Company of America The sunny, cooler weather of 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway autumn is perfect for many veg- Suite 10 etables. With increased rainfall Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 (850) 932-0846 and temperatures ranging [email protected] between 60 and 80 degrees in the day and higher than 40 at night, your plants suffer less, increasing your likelihood of * Availability varies by carrier and state.

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Saenger Season at a Glance Broadway in Pensacola season tickets

Hal Holbrook In Mark Twain – Saturday, October 15, now on sale 2011 at 8:00 p.m. lic. And lost ticket insurance is Hal Holbrook Mark Twain ■ Season Tickets now available for purchase to sub- Tonight! continues to enthrall on sale for 2011-2012 scribers. audiences, with Holbrook per- Broadway Season Featured this year are the 4- forming 20-25 shows a year. show Classic Series (My Fair By Holbrook's estimation, he Jam Theatricals and the Lady, Elvis Lives, Riverdance, has now performed the show Friends of the Saenger are proud and The New Mel Brooks' well over 2,000 times. to announce the Broadway in Musical: Young Frankenstein), Pensacola 2011-2012 Season and the 5-show Premier Series My Fair Lady – with six fantastic shows, high- (Classic Series shows plus Hal Wednesday, November 30, lighted by The New Mel Brooks' Holbrook in Mark Twain 2011 at 7:30 p.m. Musical: Young Frankenstein Tonight). Prices range from Based on Shaw's play and and back by popular demand, $165 - $290 depending upon the Pascal's movie "Pygmalion," Hal Holbrook in Mark Twain Series and seating choices. with book, music and lyrics by Tonight! Straight No Chaser can be added Lerner and Loewe, My Fair The Broadway in Pensacola for an additional cost. Lady is triumphant. With 2011-2012 Season also includes: New subscriptions are Covering the news "Wouldn't It Be Loverly?,"With The longest run of any major processed in the order that they a Little Bit of Luck," "The Rain theatre production in history, My are received. All seats are in Spain," "I Could Have Fair Lady with music and lyrics assigned on a first-come, first- Danced All Night," "On the by Lerner and Loewe, Elvis from our side of Street Where You Live," "Get Lives, featuring finalists in the Me to the Church on Time" Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist and "I've Grown Accustomed contest sponsored by Elvis Presley Enterprises, the farewell the bridge! to Her Face," it's no wonder everyone - not just Henry tour of the phenomenal celebra- Higgins - falls in love with tion of Irish music, song and Eliza Doolittle. dance Riverdance, and a special add-on show to the season with Elvis Lives – Sunday, the unforgettable male a cappel- January 29, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. la group Straight No Chaser! Elvis Lives is a live concert Subscriptions to this exciting celebration of one of the great- season are on sale now. est musical performers who Subscriber benefits include ever lived. It's a once-in-a-life- guaranteed same great seats to served basis after existing sub- time opportunity to be there all season shows, as well as the scribers renewal requests have live, with the music of the man chance to renew those seats been processes. At this time, who revolutionized music for- from year-to-year. Subscribers only season subscription sales ever - Elvis Presley. Featured also receive additional ticket dis- are available. Tickets for indi- performers are tribute artists counts and the chance to pur- vidual shows will go on sale as who were selected as finalists chase tickets to for any added each performance date for the Ultimate Elvis Tribute shows to the season before the approaches. To receive advance Artist contest produced annu- general pub- notice of on-sale dates, please ally by Elvis Presley sign up to receive e-newsletter (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Enterprises. on www.pensacolasaenger.com. For more information on Riverdance – Tuesday, becoming a subscriber to the February 14, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. Broadway in Pensacola 2011- Now in its 16th phenomenal 2012 Season, please call the year, Riverdance – the interna- Subscription Hotline at 850- tionally acclaimed celebration 595-3880 or visit the Pensacola of Irish music, song and dance Saenger Theatre Box Office. that has touched the hearts of You can also subscribe online at millions around the world – www.pensacolasaenger.com. for comes to Pensacola! the first time! The New Mel Brooks Musical: Young Franken- stein – Monday, March 19, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. You'll have a monstrously good time at this spectacular new production, winner of the 2008 Outer Critics Circle Award and the Broadway.com Audience Award for BEST MUSICAL!

Straight No Chaser – Sunday, May 6, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. On the road, Straight No Chaser has built a reputation as an unforgettable live act.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6 B August 11, 2011 GULF BREEZE NEWS Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze’s Spencer has role in action film ‘Cowboys & Aliens’ 1801 Creighton Rd, Pensacola, FL Next to The Framery Get out to the movies this the people of Absolution don't gunslinger slowly starts to Before... weekend and check out a Gulf welcome strangers, and remember who he is and where those old photos fade away! Breeze native in “Cowboys & nobody makes a move on its he's been, he realizes he holds PHOTO Aliens.” streets unless ordered to do so a secret that could give the RESTORATION We can repair fading, cracks and Abbie Spencer, a 1999 grad- by the iron-fisted Colonel town a fighting chance against spots, remove people and objects from photos. Combine uate of Gulf Breeze High Dolarhyde (Ford). the alien force. two or more photos together. School joins mega-stars It's a town that lives in fear, With the help of the elusive SPECIAL SALE Graduation Posters Harrison Ford and Daniel but Absolution is about to traveler Ella (Olivia Wilde), he also see us for Craig on the cast of the new experience fear it can scarcely pulls together a posse – towns- Family Reunion Photos sci-fi action flick. comprehend, as the city is folk, Dolarhyde and his boys, Check out our Website at: “Cowboys & Aliens” is set attacked by alien marauders outlaws and Apache warriors – www.laserimagessuperstore.com in the Old West, 1873, in the from the sky. all in danger of annihilation. 435-7373 small desert town of Screaming down with United against a common Absolution in the Arizona unfathomable velocity and enemy, they will prepare for an Territory. blinding lights to abduct the epic showdown for survival. Abigail Spencer joins action A stranger (Craig) with no helpless residents, these mon- Spencer plays the alien- stars Harrison Ford (left) and memory of his past stumbles sters challenge the townspeo- fighting drifter’s lost love. Daniel Craig in “Cowboys & Now on Mediacom into the Absolution. The only ple’s very existence. “Cowboys & Aliens” is now Aliens,” in which an other- Channel 21. hint to his history is a mysterious Now, the stranger the people playing at the Breeze Cinema 8 worldly terror threatens the shackle that encircles one wrist. of Absolution rejected is their and both Rave Motion Pictures Arizona desert town of He quickly discovers that only hope for salvation. As this theatres in Pensacola. Absolution. Annual Perseid Meteor Shower provides great celestial show The early morning hours of of each month. Admission August 12 is the peak time for includes a cup of seafood viewing the famed Perseid FUN BRIEFS gumbo. Meteor Shower, our best annu- For JSOP membership and al celestial show. els through hollowed tunnels, details, see the website at If you have a dark sky site, compounds and cities under- www.jazzpensacola.com or call you will see about a bright neath the earth's surface where Kathy Lyon at 850-433-8382. meteor every 5-10 minutes research was and likely contin- from midnight until dawn, ues to be done on extraterres- despite the moonlight. They trial life. Woodard contends will seem to come out of the that an alternate, peaceful constellation Perseus, rising in world exists inside the earth. the NE just before midnight. Admission is a $7 donation The bright moon could inter- at the door. fere with the show. To learn more about this The Escambia Amateur program or Unlimited Astronomers Association will Horizons of the Emerald return to Ft. Pickens on August Coast, visit www.unlimited- 19 for its new moon deep sky horizons.org. observing. The group will set up around sunset at Battery JSOP hosts August Jazz Worth picnic area. Gumbo Monday, Aug. 15 For more information on the EAAA, visit www.eaaa.net or The Jazz Society of contact Wooten at 850-484- Pensacola presents a special 1152 or wwooten@pensacolas- appearance by the "Mobile Big tate.edu. Band Society" at its Jazz Gumbo on Monday, Aug. 15, at Journey into the 6:30 p.m. in Seville Quarter’s ‘hollow earth’ Aug. 14 Phineas Phogg's Room. This outstanding Big Band Unlimited Horizons of the includes many of the top musi- Gulf Coast presents “Welcome cians in Pensacola and Mobile to Middle Earth: A journey and has a reputation for pre- into our hollow earth” with senting an exciting and enter- Col. Billie Faye Woodard on taining program for listening Sunday, Aug. 14 at 2:30 p.m. at and dancing. the Gulf Breeze Recreation MBBS was formed to con- Center. tinue the performance and Retired U.S. Air Force Col. preservation of the music of the Billie F. 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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 11, 2011 How high will Tide rise? Adams begins ■ Bama voted No. 2 in USA Today Coaches Preseason Rankings behind the Oklahoma Sooners Duke Second in a series odyssey s has become the custom during the Nick Saban era, the Alabama ■ Gulf Breeze star is a Crimson Tide enters the 2011 foot- preferred walk-on with A ball season with sky-high expecta- straight season as a starter. ACC’s Blue Devils tions. The SEC writers picked Alabama to win Saban has stockpiled an unbelievable group the conference title, and many expect the Tide to of linebackers. Seven linebackers started at least BY JAY MARTIN play for, and perhaps win, the BCS National one game for the Tide last season and six return, Special to Gulf Breeze News Championship Game in the New Orleans including All-America candidates Dont'a [email protected] Superdome on January 9, 2012. Hightower and Courtney Upshaw. Four of those Of 167 votes cast, Bama received 98 to fin- six are upperclassmen. While most incoming col- ish atop the nation's best conference, with LSU Bama also returns all four starters in the sec- lege freshmen are focusing on coming in 2nd with only 29 votes. Saban, how- ondary. Don't be surprised if this unit holds furnishing their dormitory and ever, knows the standard he and his staff and many of its opponents to single-digit scoring. locating their classes, one Gulf players set will nonetheless be a challenging And it may need to, because a lot of talent Breeze resident is focused on one to maintain. has departed for the NFL and like all college some more serious prepara- "The guys in our program have won 36 football teams, Bama, too, has questions head- tions. games in the last three years, which is a stan- ing into the fall. Eric Adams, a dard, a very high standard of excellence that One being who will be a force on the defen- 2011 graduate of we have, very challenging to maintain, cer- sive line? Gulf Breeze High, tainly the challenge that we look forward to "But we do have, you know, some ques- already is hard at next season," Saban told reporters at SEC tion marks on our team," Saban said. "I work preparing Media Days last month. think the fact that we lost four guys for his freshman Saban has plenty of reason to believe his that were first-round draft picks at year at Duke Adams team can reach their average of 13 wins. critical positions." University, where he signed a scholarship to play Graphic by Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Defense Offense football as a preferred walk-on. The Alabama Crimson Tide on Aug. 5 held the first of 29 prac- The Blue Devils began prac- This is where it all starts for the Crimson Yes, Alabama still has arguably the tice sessions before the season opener on Sept. 3. Junior run- tice Monday for their season- Tide. Defensively, Alabama is as frightening a best offensive line in the nation. Yes, they ning back Trent Richardson figures to be the feature player in the opener against Richmond on unit as you'll see in college football. have one of the best backs in the SEC in Tide’s offense this year. The Pensacola native will need to pro- Sept. 3. No time was wasted The Crimson Tide returns nine starters on a Pensacola's Trent Richardson. Throw in two duce consistent numbers to spur an offense that will be led by over the summer, however, as defense that finished 5th in the nation last sea- more running backs weighing in at over 215 an inexperienced quarterback in either sophomore A.J. Adams put in hours upon hours son in scoring and 6th in total yards allowed per pounds – Brent Calloway and Eddie Lacy – and McCarron or freshman Phillip Sims. With four-fifths of his offen- of workouts with his personal game. Strong safety Mark Barron, who led the sive line selected to the preseason All SEC Team, the potential trainer Henry Nowell at Alpha team in tackles last year – returns for his third- •See BAMA, Page 2C is there for Richardson to have a monster season. Omega, which is owned by Gulf Breeze Aerobics and Fitness. “He has been getting me stronger and given me much more endurance,” Adams said Droogsma grabs gold at Junior Olympics prior to departing for Duke. “I try to do some kind of workout ■ GBHS junior aims for state ing that discus is my strong point." "Leading up to this point, it has every day, and have been doing mostly Olympic lifts and run- gold, school record this year Droogsma threw a distance of 159 feet, motivated me, and now I'm throw- 3 inches, over 10 feet below his average. ing dead-straight down the middle ning.” Grant Hill of Huntsville, Ala. won the dis- and not scratching any throws." Adams’ face was everywhere BY SCOTT PAGE cus with a throw of 173 feet, 2 inches. Droogsma said he hopes to cap- during his four years at Gulf Gulf Breeze News Breeze High, and it’s not [email protected] "We're usually neck and neck in both ture the school record discus throw events," Droogsma said of his familiar foe. during the 2011-2012 season, in because he was always the first alphabetical name in his class. Rising Gulf Breeze High School junior Droogsma avenged the loss by defeat- addition to a gold medal at state. By In addition to being one of Austin Droogsma finished 1st in the shot ing Hill by over a foot in the shot put with the way, his dad, Mike, currently the premier standout football put and 2nd in the discus last week at the a throw of 59 feet, 7.75 inches. holds the GBHS discus record at players in the area, he played Intermediate Boys Division of the AAU "It felt good to come back on the sec- 182 feet, 6 inches. point guard for the basketball Junior Olympic Games in Norfolk, Va. ond day and win the shot put, an event "Everybody thought I was going team for four years. He lettered Droogsma, 16, was joined in the event where I knew there was some really strong to break the record last season," on the varsity team his junior by his sister, Jessie, who also competed in competition," Droogsma said. Droogsma said. "I can guarantee and senior years. He also the shot put and discus, placing in the Top Droogsma now turns his attention to that by the end of this coming sea- helped the team to numerous 20 in the discuss. redeeming his disappointing performance son I will hold the record. academic state titles. Droogsma, who scratched on all three at state last season, which has motivated Droogsma's personal best in dis- It’s little surprise he was of his discus throws at the 3A State Meet him to train even harder. cus is 175 feet. He hopes to be a voted the “Most Athletic” sen- in May, was a little disappointed in his 2nd "Mentally and physically, I'm a lot consistent 190-ft thrower next sea- ior superlative and voted into place finish. stronger now than I was at state," he said. son, and he's working hard to make the Class of 2011 Hall of Fame. "The discus didn't really go how I want- "I don't know whether it was mental; I'm it happen. Austin Droogsma won the shot put event at ed it to," he said. "It was stressful, know- not really sure what happened at state. •See DROOGSMA, Page 2C the AAU Junior Olympics in Norfolk, Va. •See ADAMS, Page 3C

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BAMA: Who will win starting quarterback job? SEC MEDIA PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH Continued from page 1C means easy, but it's certainly SEC WEST SEC EAST friendly. Arkansas, Tennessee it's easy to predict that the Tide's and LSU all must come to 1. Alabama (111) 1. S. Carolina (114) rushing attack should be fierce. Bryant Denny, but road games Richardson rushed for 1,451 at Penn State, Florida, 2. LSU (30) 2. Georgia (38) yards and 14 touchdowns in his Mississippi State and Auburn 3. Arkansas (23) 3. Florida (12) first two seasons and could easi- could test the Tide, especially ly match those totals in this sea- the young QBs. 4. Miss. State (1) 4. Tennessee (2) son alone. Ultimately, for a member of Saban is one of those believers the SEC West – the toughest 5. Auburn 5. Kentucky (1) in the Escambia High alum. division in college football – a 6. Ole Miss (2) 6. Vanderbilt "Well, (Ingram) missed a couple friendly schedule is a relative games early in the season last term. There can be no painless year, and Trent probably played journey through this gauntlet. *Number of first-place votes in parentheses his best football of the season Outlook when he was in that sort of A- UA Athletics photos back role, being the guy. So, you A.J. McCarron (left) and Phillip Sims (right) are battling to win The last time Bama returned 9 Alabama’s starting quarterback job. ALABAMA 2011 SCHEDULE know, Trent is a very capable, starters on defense (2009), the very talented guy." "So that balance on offense is touchdowns last year. One of the Tide won the BCS National But will Bama be able to bal- critical to being successful." two figures to be the guy that will Championship. It was also a sea- Date Opponent Prediction ance the attack through the air? All reports indicate that the step up and become the No. 1 son that marked the breaking in The Tide's biggest question is competition is extremely tight, option on the perimeter. of a new QB, Greg McElroy. Sept. 3 Kent State W who will start at the quarterback and it seems unlikely that Neither of the two, however, A repeat of '09 is the best- position. Will it be sophomore Alabama will name an outright will be able to bring the dominat- case scenario for Alabama, A.J. McCarron or freshman starter right away. The Week 2 ing physical presence of Jones. obviously, but it's more likely Sept. 10 @ Penn State W Phillip Sims? game at Penn State could reveal a One thing is for sure, the the Crimson Tide will lose a Saban hinted at media days he lot about McCarron and Sims, Crimson Tide should have no couple games and compete for Sept. 17 North Texas W plans to get both some playing neither of which has ever played problem softening up most of its an SEC Championship and a time early in the season. on the road in front of a hostile opponents with a strong ground BCS bowl berth. Sept. 24 Arkansas L "Hopefully we'll be able to get crowd of over 100,000. attack, which should create more The learning curve at the both an opportunity to get some “Neither guy has a tremendous openings for passing plays. quarterback position usually Oct. 1 @ Florida W knowledge and experience early amount of experience,” Saban includes a couple of losses. A tal- in the season so that we can play said. “It will be interesting to see Special Teams ented Arkansas team should Oct. 8 Vanderbilt W winning football at that position," who plays better in the game, challenge the Tide at home on he told reporters. because we feel like both guys Bama could put up some Sept. 24. Another potential trou- Saban and his staff will be have done a really good job and impressive numbers on punt and ble spot is at Mississippi State, Oct. 15 @ Ole Miss W looking for consistency and the both guys are talented enough to kick returns, with Maze and the week after the much-antici- offensive balance necessary to be very, very successful quarter- Richardson as return specialists. pated showdown with LSU, also Oct. 22 Tennessee W win in the SEC. backs." But kicking is another story. a game Bama could lose. "I think you have to be able to Bama also needs a receiver to The Tide enters the season But Saban knows that per- Nov. 5 LSU W run the ball to be successful, become a go-to guy for these with sophomores Cade Foster ceived strengths and weaknesses whether it's in the red area or take young quarterbacks. and Cody Mandell handling the mean nothing in the long run. Nov. 12 @ Miss. State L the air out of the ball at the end of Wide receiver Julio Jones – kicking and punting duties. "Whatever we do this year, the game," he said. who was arguably Alabama's best Mandell is yet to record a punt in we're going to have to do it on "I also think you have to offensive player each of the past NCAA competition, and Foster the field," he said. Nov. 19 Georgia So. W have the ability to make explo- two seasons – took his 78 recep- recorded only 7 extra points and "We are going to have to sive plays, and that's usually tions for 1,133 yards and 7 touch- 7 field goals last season. address the challenges that we Nov. 26 @ Auburn W made in the perimeter by downs last year to the NFL. have on our team in a positive throwing the ball much more Seniors Darius Hanks and Schedule way with the players that we Final record prediction: 10-2 easily and effectively than it is Marquis Maze combined for 70 have so that we can be the most breaking long runs. receptions for 1,013 yards and 6 Alabama's schedule is by no effective team possible." Connect with DROOGSMA: Has sights set on dad’s school record Gulf Breeze would never be able to compete for almost 30 years now, and if I Droogsma to break it. news online! Continued from page 1C in these AAU events." break it, there's no telling how "The best case scenario is that www.gulfbreezenews.com Droogsma will continue long my record will last." it stands until my son comes up "I got to where I am today working on his throwing during It just may take another and breaks it," Austin said. because I work at it year round, the weekends this fall and winter, getting stronger and keeping my preparing to accomplish his two technique up," he said. "It's all goals next spring. about your personal dedication." When asked which he would Droogsma, who is also prepar- rather have, a gold medal at ing for the upcoming varsity state or the school record, football season, thanked coach Droogsma said he'd prefer to Chris Nemith for allowing him to one-up his old man. miss several practices this sum- "The medal would be nice, mer to compete in track meets. and it might hang on the wall for "I'm very grateful," he said. a while, but the record has senti- "Without his understanding, I mental value," he said. "It's stood FIREMAN Termite & Pest Control “To The Rescue Since 1977” Gulf Breeze 932-9288 !

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ADAMS: Hopes to help ACC Blue Devils improve on last season’s 3-9 record Continued from page 1C Rutherford. Adams and upcom- already impressive offense and kickoff-return yards over the said, “but I am up for the task. I ready to keep working hard and ing senior Mitchell deKozan special teams unit with Adams. season than their opponents, have prepared myself and I am getting better.” Adams was a threat all over were a deadly combination, The Blue Devils offensive unit with 1,419 yards on 68 returns. the football field, racking up with deKozan wearing down the ranked second in the Atlantic But with a 25.2 points-per- yards on both offense and spe- defense on the ground, while Coast Conference after quarter- game average, compared to Gulf Breeze $119,999 cial teams. In the 2010 season, Adams went deep with numer- back Sean Renfroe threw for their opponents’ 35.4 average, he had 1,388 all-purpose yards ous clutch catches from 3,131 yards and 14 touchdowns. and two letterman wide while having a 26-yard kickoff- Morehead State signee Michael Three of Renfroe’s targets (tight receivers having graduated, return average. He grabbed 53 Mann. Adam’s deep kickoff end Cooper Helfet, wide receiv- including starter Austin Kelly, catches for 688 yards and a returns helped put the Dolphins er Donovan Varner, and wide the Blue Devils have plenty of touchdown along with six punt in excellent scoring position all receiver Conner Vernon) have room for improvement, which returns for 77 yards. season long. earned all-conference honors in Adams hopes he can assist with. Adams was instrumental in Now Adams takes his talents the ACC as well. The Blue “The ACC is a tough confer- erasing the Dolphins’ losing to the Duke Blue Devils, where Devils accumulated 295 com- ence that is demanding physi- streak last season with numer- he will play for coach David pletions last season on 489 cally and mentally,” Adams ous clutch catches and deep Cutcliffe. The Blue Devils, 3-9 attempts, with 19 interceptions. kickoff returns in the win over last season, will bolster an They also totaled 473 more 1370 Bayshore Ct. 3BR ● 2BA ● 1431 Sq. Ft.

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Runners brave heat at Bushwacker 5K ■ BY SCOTT PAGE Orleans – 19:12 Male Senior Grand 2. Delbert Tucker, 51, ■ Gulf Breeze News Male Overall Winner: Eric Masters Winner: Richard Navarre – 34:07 [email protected] Larson , 21, Pensacola – 16:16 Browning, 69, Milton – 22:50 3. Duke Wolverton, 64, ■ Female Masters Winner: Hahnville, La. – 35:06 A record number (1,611) of Paula Piazza, 47, Shalimar – 5K Walkers Awards List 4. Kenny Wolfe, 54, Fort runners braved the summer heat 21:32 ■ Female Overall Results Walton Beach – 36:49 to participate in the Annual ■ Male Masters Winner: 1. Avril McKean Dieser, 38, 5. Dave Deruiter, 72, Bushwacker 5K, hosted by the Kenric Andrews, 40, Melrose, Decatur, Ga. – 29:03 Shalimar – 37:29 Capt'n Fun Runners on Aug. 6. Fla. – 18:54 2. Kim Chambless, 42, Walnut The run began at Shoreline ■ Female Grand Masters Hill, Fla. – 36:00 5K Wheelchairs Awards List Park and ended at the Winner: Cheryl Wolfe, 51, 3. Marie Strevey, 62, Gulf ■ Female Overall Winner: N/A Sandshaker Lounge. Runners Fort Walton Beach – 23:50 Breeze – 38:48 ■ Male Overall Winner: then enjoyed food, drinks and ■ Male Grand Masters 4. Dianne Bernasconi, 53, MacKey James Tyndall, 55, music at the after-party. Winner: Kenneth Loui Fairhope, Ala. – 38:56 Panama City – 27:09 Schexnayde, 53, Gonzales, La. 5. Mary Golson, 59, 2011 Bushwacker 5K – – 19:35 Pensacola 39:03 The full list of results from Photos by Scott Page/GB News Runners Awards List ■ Female Senior Grand ■ Male Overall Results each age group is available ■ The weather was beautiful, and a little warm, at the Annual Female Overall Winner: Masters Winner: Nancy 1. Aaron Boudreaux, 52, online at www.runresults.net/ Bushwacker 5K Run on Aug. 6. Above, Overall Men’s Winner Johanna Gretschel, 21, New Mann, 65, Destin – 30:47 Gretna, La. – 29:55 races/bush111.txt. Eric Larson of Pensacola approaches the finish line.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 11, 2011 5C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Pensacola Beach Yacht Club sailing campers catch breeze, fun Aug. 1-5

BY SCOTT PAGE Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Pensacola Beach Yacht Club hosted about a dozen stu- dents at its Junior Sailing Camp, held Aug. 1-5 behind Key Sailing at Pensacola Beach. PBYC volunteers taught the young mariners everything they need to know about sailing, including rigging, steering and even how to recover a capsized vessel. More importantly, it gave the campers an exciting reason to get off the couch and learn a skill that can provide a lifetime of enjoyment. All of the sailing instructors are certified by the U.S. Sailing Association and trained in American Red Cross First Aid and CPR, providing campers instruction second to none. The camp stressed hands-on learning, allowing the students to spend a lot the time out on the water, sailing.

Photos by Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News The Pensacola Beach Yacht Club’s Junior Sailing Camp, Aug. 1-5, offered campers a weeklong opportunity to get out in the sun and on the water to learn the basic skills necessary to become a proficient sailor.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6 C August 11, 2011 GULF BREEZE NEWS Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS Magee clears PBE for takeoff Office manager She’s STAFF SPOTLIGHT keeps beach ■ Who: Jennifer Magee ■ Position: Office Manager, Clip and save school students Pensacola Beach 2011-12 SANTA ROSA CO. flying high Elementary Charter School SCHOOL CALENDAR ■ Years at school: 6 ■ BY JOE CULPEPPER Family: Son, Spencer. ■ Pre-planning Aug. 15-19 Gulf Breeze News Other interests: Reading, [email protected] swimming, opera and Classes start Aug. 22 Facebooking with her son who 1st semester exams Jan. 17-19 At first glance, a casual is stationed in Iraq with the Seniors’ final exams May 30, 31 observer might never imagine that U.S. Army. June 1 Jennifer Magee once was an air- 2nd semester exams June 5-7 traffic controller in the U.S. Air Force. PBE’s office manager. She’s a Seniors’ last day June 1, 2012 Indeed, Magee once toiled in familiar face to all the teachers Classes end June 7, 2012 control towers high above run- and students and to parents who Post-planning June 8, 11, 2012 ways, directing airplanes to and volunteer many hours to make the Storm days (if needed) Oct. 24 from their assorted assignments. learning environment at the school top-notch. Jan. 20 These days, Magee is a traffic controller of a different sort. She “Our school is pretty much April 2 is the office manager at Pensacola self-contained,” Magee explained. June 8 Beach Elementary Charter “We have a small staff and facul- School. Her responsibilities, how- ty, and we all wear a variety of Planning days Oct. 24 ever, aren’t that much different hats. “In a larger school, there Jan. 20 than they were during her Air Force days. would be a secretary, receptionist, Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News April 2 “She juggles many responsibil- attendance clerk, data specialist Jennifer Magee calls the PBE office her ‘domain.’ “I actually miss it ities and keeps us all on track,” and a nurse. My primary function when I’m not here,” she says. Report cards Oct. 31 Principal Jeff Castleberry said is to fill all of these positions.” Magee inputs and maintains all ing a hard time coping with Magee earned her college degree Jan. 27 earlier this week. “Not only does she manage the student data including attendance school or other children. in legal studies at Fayetteville April 10 office and keep up with tons of records and report cards. She han- “I call it the mom factor,” (N.C.) State University. She also June 15 paperwork, she is also the school dles registration and enrollment Magee said. “I try to be a mom to worked in the public affairs office nurse. And when I’m away on and is the first line of communi- our students, giving them encour- during her USAF enlistment. agement and doing things like “What’s not to love about my Mid-term reports Sept. 23 business, she even serves as the cation with parents. She is first- aid and CPR-certified as well as making sure they have lunch if job?” she said. “I work on the Dec. 2 assistant principal. “We’re a small school, and trained and certified in medica- they forgot theirs, drying tears lovliest beach in the work with Feb. 24 Jennifer does a little bit of every- tion administration. and reassuring them when they incredible students and families. May 4 thing around here.” Often, she is a second mother feel anxious.” “The kids are, without a doubt, Magee is in her sixth year as to any student that might be hav- A native of San Jose, Calif., the reason I love my job!” Early release days Sept. 7 Nov. 2 Dec. 16 ORIENTATIONS June 7 ■ Gulf Breeze High: On Friday, Aug. 12, LighthouseLighthouse freshmen and new students will be welcomed HOLIDAYS from 8 a.m. to noon for orientation, schedules and lockers. School hours in 2011: 9:15 a.m. Private Christian Academy Labor Day Sept. 5 to 3:15 p.m. wants your child to say... Veterans Day Nov. 11 ■ Gulf Breeze Middle: Orientation is Fall Break Nov. 21-25 Friday, Aug. 19 at the following times: 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., seventh grade; 10 a.m. to Christmas Break Dec. 19-30 11 a.m., eighth grade; noon to 2 p.m., sixth "I love going to school!" grade & new students. School hours in 2011: M.L. King Birthday Jan. 16 School cannot get any better than this! ★ Our students use IPADS! We are the leading Presidents Day Feb. 20 7:15 a.m. to 1:20 p.m. school in technology! ■ Gulf Breeze Elementary: Orientation is ★ We have bus transportation! Spring Break March 12-16 Thursday, Aug. 18 at the following times: K- Enroll today for the 2011/2012 school year: ★ Perfect hours for working parents! Good Friday April 6 2nd grade, 10:30-11:15 a.m; 3rd-5th grades, LPCA's Elementary/Middle School ★ Great Curriculum! ★ Memorial Day May 28 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. School hours in We teach Japanese & Spanish! 2011: 8:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the ZOO! ★ Music, Art, Zoology, Athletic Program & more! ■ Oriole Beach Elementary: Orientation Kindergarten (age 5 by Dec 1st) - 8th Grade ★ Hands-on interaction with animals and nature! is Friday, Aug. 19 at the following times: K & ★ Positive Discipline! GRADUATION DATES Hours are 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 3rd grades, 9 a.m.-10 a.m.; 1st & 4th grades, (before and after care available!) Locklin Tech May 22 6 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.; Pre-K, 2nd & 5th Santa Rosa High May 24 7 p.m. grades, 1 p.m.-2 p.m. School hours in 2011: Hurry and Enroll. We are filling up fast! Jay High June 1 6 p.m. 8:25 a.m. to 2:25 p.m. ■ Woodlawn Beach Middle: Sixth-grade Milton High June 1 8 p.m. open house & schedule pickup is Thursday, Call 850-934-0180 Pace High June 2 11 a.m. Aug. 18, from 6-8 p.m.; 7th/8th grade sched- or visit our website today Navarre High June 2 2 p.m. ule pickup is Friday, Aug. 19, from noon to 2 p.m. School hours: 7:15 a.m. to 1:20 p.m. www.lighthousepca.com Gulf Breeze High June 2 5 p.m. ■ Pensacola Beach Elementary: email: [email protected] Orientation is Friday, Aug. 19, from 11 a.m. Central High June 4 6 p.m. Partners with We do not discriminate based on race, to noon. School hours in 2011: 7:45 a.m. to Join our school GOLF TEAM! Hidden Creek! color, sex, national origin or disability. 2:20 p.m.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 11, 2011 7 C CLASSIFIEDS/LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR 207 300 1300 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT - NOTICES AND SERVICES Dir ector y SERVICES/ REPAIRS WHITNEY NATIONAL BANK, DRIVERS ANNOUNCEMENTS Plaintiff, environment. Are you pregnant? Vs. A Few Pro Drivers Heat & Air JOBS - Nationwide certifica- Considering adop- Fields Discount Needed Top Pay & Ready to work? 3 tions and Local Job JEFFERY M. KENT; HERITAGE PARK OWNERS tion? Childless mar- ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida non-profit 401K Great Roofing&Construction, LLC MAYKO week accelerated Placement ried couple seeking PAINTING corporation; and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Equipment & Roof Inspection! CONSTRUCTION, LLC program. Hands on Assistance! Benfefits 2 Mos. to adopt & provide 26 yrs. experience Defendants. CDL Class A Driving loving home, educa- * Re-Roof Home CASE NO. 2011-117-CA Exp (877)258-8782 tion, and travel. • Commercial * Roof Repairs Improvements www.meltontruck.co Financial security. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE * Commercial/ Residential Interior & Exterior 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE m Expenses paid. Lisa SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA –––––––––––––––– & Raymond * All Types of Water Proofing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Mary M. Johnson, • Residential Clerk of the above named Court, will on the 31 day of Driver- Recession (888)517-0112 (Hydro-Stop) CIVIL DIVISION: Repairs CASE NO.: 57-2009-CA-002151 August, 2011, at 11:00 a.m., or as soon thereafter as is proof freight. Plenty Bar#0150789 Licensed & Insured * In House Metal Fabrication practicable, at the North front door of the Santa Rosa miles. Need refresh- –––––––––––––––– GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, County Courthouse, 6865 S.W. Caroline Street, Milton, Custom Flashing PLAINTIFF, Florida 32570, offer for sale and sell at public outcry to er? No out-of-pocket ADOPTION Please Call today for a the highest and best bidder for cash, the following tuition at FFE. $1000 help us adopt, Chimney Caps VS. described real property situate in the County of Santa Bonus for CO's & Married couple FREE FREE Rosa, State of Florida, to-wit: $1500 Incentive for would love to be par- MARK L. BURKHARDT A/K/A MARK ESTIMATE BURKHARDT; TIGER POINT VILLAGE Lot 13, Block E, HERITAGE PARK, according to O/O's. ents www.brianand- ESTIMATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 9, Page(s) 8, and HERITAGE PARK REPLAT in Plat [email protected] stacyprayforababy.c www.maykoconstruction.com USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK ("USAA FSB"); ADRIENNE Book 9, page(s) 49-51, of the Public Records of (855)356-7121 om Please call 932-7630 Lic# CCC1327226 Santa Rosa County, Florida. (850) 221-0160 BURKHARDT; UNKNOWN TENANT(S), –––––––––––––––– (888)578-0708 Defendants. 850-934-7181 Pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure DRIVERS- WEEKLY LCFS No: 012998 2953 Westfield Road|Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Licensed & Insured NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE entered in a case pending in said Court, the style of HOMETIME for which is listed above. most lanes. Up to –––––––––––––––– NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Final Judgment At the time of sale, the successful high bidder shall post 42cpm! Daily or NEED MORE of foreclosure dated the 28 day of July, 2011, and entered with the Clerk a deposit equal to five percent (5%) of the final bid. The balance of the final bid shall be paid to the weekly pay. No RESPONSE? List your service here for just $15 per week! in Case No. 57-2009-CA-002151, of the circuit court of the 1ST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa Rosa County, Clerk by 4:00 p.m. CST on the day of the sale. The suc- forced dispatch to Advertise in Over Florida, wherein GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the Plaintiff cessful high bid shall be exclusive of the Clerk's registry NYC or Canada. 100 Florida Papers and MARK L. BURKHARDT A/K/A MARK BURKHARDT, fee and documentary stamps on the Certificate of Title. To advertise Call (850) 932-8986 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the CDL-A, 3 months reaching MILLIONS TIGER POINT VILLAGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- TION, INC., USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK ("USAA sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date recent experience. of people. FSB"), ADRIENNE BURKHARDT and UNKNOWN TEN- of the lis pendens must file a claim within sixty (60) days (800)414-9569. Advertising ANT(S) are defendants. The Clerk of the Court shall sell after the sale. www.driveknight.co Networks of Florida, to the highest and best bidder for cash at the, NORTH 603 900 1300 FRONT STEPS OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court, this 28 m Put us to work for 703 COURTHOUSE, 6865 CAROLINE STREET, MILTON, FL day of July, 2011. –––––––––––––––– You! (866)742-1373 REAL ESTATE FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES/ 32570, 11:00 AM on the 30 day of August, 2011, the fol- LAND FOR SALE MARY M. JOHNSON Drivers- No www.florida-classi- $$$ ACCESS LAW- lowing described property as set forth in said Final RENT - CONDOS REPAIRS Judgment, to wit: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Experience ~ No fieds.com. NY - SOUTHERN SUIT CASH NOW!!! By Deputy Clerk Problem. 100% Paid –––––––––––––––– $$$ As seen on LOT 13, BLOCK C,TIGER POINT VILLAGE, UNIT 7, Gulf Breeze TIER FARM SALE! ALLIED HEALTH Conformed Copy to: CDL Training. DIRECTV Summer Settlers Colony TV.$$$ Injury A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT 9 acres - $24,900. career training- THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK C, PAGES Philip A. Bates, P.A. Special! 1 Year Townhome, Lawsuit Dragging? Kerry A. Schultz Immediate Benefits. Woods, lake rights, Attend college 100% 144 AND 144A OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 20/10 program. FREE Showtime! 3 2bd/2½ baths. Need $500- SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. Paul A. Sprowls mins. North of the online. Job place- Jeffrey M. Kent Trainers Earn up to mos FREE Kitchen complete $500,000++within PA border! Survey, ment assistance. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- HBO/Starz/Cinemax with refrigerator, 48/hrs? Low rates Attorney for Plaintiff: 49¢ per mile! CRST clear title! Call (877) Computer available. PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE VAN EXPEDITED ! NFL SUNDAY stove, dishwasher, 458-8227 or click: APPLY NOW BY PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS CAROL A. RUEBSAMEN washer & dryer. Financial Aid if qual- PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS PHILIP A. BATES, P.A. (800)326-2778 TICKET Free- www.NewYorkLanda PHONE! Call Today! Enclosed patio. ified. SCHEV certi- AFTER THE SALE. 25 West Cedar Street, Suite 550 www.JoinCRST.com Choice Ultimate/ ndLakes.com. Toll-Free: (800)568- Post Office Box 1390 $800 a month + fied. Call (800)481- –––––––––––––––– Premier-Pkgs from 8321 www.lawcapi- Dated this 28 day of July, 2011. Pensacola, FL 32591-1390 $400 deposit. 712 Condos For 9409 (850) 470-0091 Need CDL Drivers A $29.99/mo. Call by MUST SEE – Sale www.CenturaOnline. MARY M. JOHNSON Florida Bar No.: 380946 8/15! (800)363-3755 1100 or B with 2 yrs WON’T LAST –––––––––––––––– com Clerk of The Circuit Court recent commercial –––––––––––––––– GARAGE SALES If you are a person with a disability who needs any LONG Call: 932- –––––––––––––––– accommodation in order to participate in a proceeding, experience to trans- Jennifer.B photogra- 712 REAL ESTATE Submitted by: 6148 ATTEND COLLEGE Law Offices of Marshall C. Watson, P.A. you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of cer- phy is available for tal.com tain assistance. Please contact Philip A. Bates, P.A., 25 fer motor homes, FOR SALE -- ONLINE from 1800 NW 49th Street, Suite 120 straight trucks, trac- weddings and fami- MOVING SALE Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 West Cedar Street, Suite 550, Pensacola, Florida, 32502, WATERFRONT Home. *Medical, (850) 470-0091, within 2 working days of your receipt of tors, and buses. ly/children's portraits Saturday August Telephone: (954) 453-0365 701 *Business, Facsimile: (954) 771-6052 this Notice; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. www.mamotrans- in Gulf Breeze and CONDO 13th, 12 noon - 4pm. REAL ESTATE FOR *Paralegal, Toll Free: 1-800-441-2438 portation.com surrounding areas. 103 Avenida 23, *Accounting, LEGAL 1010 Gulf Breeze News 2x 8/4/11 http://jennifer- SALE - COMMERCIAL Pensacola Beach; LEGAL 1011 Gulf Breeze News 2X 8/4/11 (800)501-3783. WATERFRONT *Criminal Justice. bunce.com leather & sleeper –––––––––––––––– CONDO LIQUIDA- Job placement couches, beds, night Drivers - CDL-A Prime Gulf Breeze TION! SW Florida assistance. 402 stands, dinette set, Start up to 45¢ per Pkwy. Office Space Coast! Brand new, Computer available. TRANSPORTATION dresser, bed- mile!! SIGN-ON FOR SALE upscale 2 bedroom, Financial Aid if qual- Spanish spreads, tables. RESOLUTION BONUS!! GREAT - BOATS * High visibility, 2 bath, 1,675sf ified. Call (888)203- classes starting Cash only. (850) HOME TIME!!! Highway 98 frontage condo. Only 3179 August 9. Call WHEREAS, BTF of Florida L.L.C., a Florida Limited Liability Company, has petitioned 95 Cobalt with 380.8830 Lease purchase l Easy Access, close $179,900! (Similar www.CenturaOnline. for Enrollment the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, to vacate, abandon, Trailer. Well main- discontinue and renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the following available. to Pensacola Beach unit sold for com and Information. tained boat and runs described property to-wit: Experience Req'd. Harbourtown $399,900) Prime –––––––––––––––– (850) 572-0632. A portion of Commerce Road (60' R/W) lying in Avalon Park, a subdivision of a portion (800)441-4271 x FL- great. $6,500. Call Shopping Center, downtown location of Sections 17, 18, 19 & 20, township 1 North, Range 28 West, Santa Rosa County, 100Mark 261-1996 913 Gulf Breeze on the water! Call Florida as recorded in Plat Book C at page 128 of the public records of said County; more particularly described as follows: HornadyTransportati Parkway. Control now (877)888-7571, on.com your expenses by x28 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Commence at the intersection of the South right of way line of said Commerce owning your loca- Road and the west right of way of Bettian Avenue (60' R/W); thence North 87 404 HOUSING REHABILITATION degrees 10'56" West along said south right of way line for a distance of 791.05 feet tion! Two-story unit, 900 209 TRANSPORTATION to the west right of way of the relocation of Commerce Road as shown on Florida 3,000 sq. ft FINANCIAL The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive bids Department of transportation Map SR 281, Section 58005-2503, for the point of EMPLOYMENT - - RVS $299,999. Custom from qualified licensed contractors for the rehabilitation of the residence located at 6280 beginning. GENERAL Sioux Trail, Milton, Florida 32583. Funds are available for this project as awarded to one-story, 1,400 Investors - Santa Rosa County by the State of Florida Department of Community Affairs under the Thence continue North 87 degrees 10'56" West along said south right of way line SELL YOUR RV sq.ft. , $150,000 Outstanding and federally funded sub-grant of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. for a distance of 257.89 feet to the easterly right of way line of Avalon Boulevard –––––––––––––––– FAST! Online at Properties can be immediate returns in (State Road #281, 200' R/W, said point being on a circular curve concave to the RVT.com Millions of All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed EX, or mail to the Santa Rosa southeast, having a radius of 1760.08 feet and delta angle of 02 degrees 00'18"; School Age Child combined to form a equipment leasing County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570; thence Northerly along said easterly right of way line for and arc distance of 61.60 Caregivers needed RV Shoppers single unit with for oilfield industry. and must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, on Tuesday, September 6, 2011, at which feet (chord distance of 61.59 feet, chord bearing of North 15 degrees 52'25" East) in Gulf Breeze and Thousands of RVs 4,400 sq.ft. Call Immediate lease time bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be sealed and clearly to the north right of way line of said Commerce Road; thence South 87 degrees SOLD - Serving RV labeled "BID - 6280 Sioux Trail". Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will 10'56" East along said north right of way line for a distance of 395.11feet to the Navarre area (850) 712-4838 out. Tax benefits and be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to northerly projection of said west right of way line of the relocation of Commerce schools. Part-time traders since 1999 high returns. We attend. Road, said point being on a circular curve concave to the southeast, having a hours are before www.RVT.com or need more equip- radius of 281.00 feet and delta angle of 33 degrees 38'11"; thence Southwesterly Call (888)347-7570 Questions concerning this project should be directed to John Barnes of the Santa Rosa along said projected west right of way line for an arc distance of 164.96 feet (chord and after the school ment! (800)397- County Building Inspections Department at (850) 981-7004. distance of 162.61 feet, chord bearing of South 71 degrees 09'52" West) to the day. Approximately 2639 point of beginning. 25-30 hours a week 500 –––––––––––––––– Project documents may be viewed at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton; or the Santa Rosa County Planning and Zoning All lying and being in Section 19, Township 1 North Range 28 West, Santa Rosa depending on PETS Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. Specifications may be secured County, Florida. Containing 0.42 acres, more or less. school. Great job for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE from the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at a non-refundable cost of $10 Subject to a utility easement in favor of Santa Rosa County. students, retirees, Lost a pet? Check FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND per set. the Santa Rosa FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA moms, or anyone A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on August 24, 2011, at 8:30 a.m. local AND WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners determined to have a public County Animal hearing for the purpose of considering the advisability of vacating and abandoning said who loves children. GREEN TREE SERVICING, LLC. time, at 6280 Sioux Trail, Milton, Florida 32583. All interested parties are invited to rights-of-way, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have on this the Experience pre- Shelter at 3500 Blue Lake Drive, Suite 360 attend. 28th day of July, 2011, conducted said public hearing in conformity to the said publica- www.co.santa- Birmingham, AL 34243 ferred, but not The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to tion of their intent, and WHEREAS, after hearing all comments concerning said vaca- rosa.fl.us/santa_ros tion of the above described rights-of-way, the Board, being fully advised, and it being required. Work will Plaintiff, reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is begin week of a/animals/featured.h in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. determined that the public interest will be best served and protected by vacating and abandoning said rights-of-way, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County tml for a list of ani- v. August 15. Apply at Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, that the said rights-of-way as herein set mals recently out and described are hereby vacated and any and all interest to the public shall revert the Community AMBER ANN COTHERN A/K/A AMBER A. HICKS religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. to and be vested in the proper owners thereof. APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a vote School office in Gulf brought to the shel- A/K/A AMBER ANN HICKS, and THE UNKNOWN of 5 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 absent, of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa SPOUSE OF AMBER ANN COTHER A/K/A AMBER A. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida Breeze High School. ter as well as photos County, Florida, this 28th day of July, 2011. HICKS A/K/A AMBER ANN HICKS, and videos of adopt- LEGAL NOTICE 1017 Gulf Breeze News 8-11-11 LEGAL NOTICE 1020 Gulf Breeze News 8-11-11 217 able pets. (850) 983- Defendants EMPLOYMENT - 4680 or 936-6177 or CASE NO.: 2011-462-CA SKILLED TRADE visit 4451 Pine Forest Rd., Milton. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE TO BIDDERS AIRLINES ARE NOTICE TO BIDDERS HOUSING REHABILITATION 601 TO: AMBER ANN COTHERN A/K/A AMBER A. HICKS HIRING - Train for A/K/A AMBER ANN HICKS, and THE UNKNOWN HOUSING REHABILITATION high paying Aviation REAL ESTATE FOR SPOUSE OF AMBER ANN COTHER A/K/A AMBER A. The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive bids from HICKS A/K/A AMBER ANN HICKS, qualified licensed contractors for the rehabilitation of the residence located at 6743 Alice Maintenance The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive bids from RENT -- Street, Milton, Florida 32570. Funds are available for this project as awarded to Santa qualified licensed contractors for the rehabilitation of the residence located at 3185 Career. FAA YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a civil action has been filed Rosa County by the State of Florida Department of Community Affairs under the federal- Electra Drivel, Milton, Florida 32583. Funds are available for this project as awarded to approved program. APARTMENTS against you in the Circuit Court, County of Santa Rosa, Santa Rosa County by the State of Florida Department of Community Affairs under the ly funded sub-grant of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. State of Florida, to foreclose certain real property Financial aid if quali- federally funded sub-grant of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. described as follows: All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed EX, or mail to the Santa Rosa County fied - Housing avail- Wind Meadow All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed EX, or mail to the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570; and able CALL Aviation LOT 16, BLOCK 19, SECOND ADDITION TO Apts. Under New Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, on Tuesday, September 6, 2011, at which time NAVARRE SUBDIVISION, AS RECORDED IN PLAT Institute of must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, on Tuesday, September 6, 2011, at which time Mgmt! Rental BOOK C AT PAGE 31 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled Maintenance assistance may be OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, TOGETHER "BID - 6743 Alice Street". Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be "BID - 3185 Electra Drive". Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be (866)314-3769. available. HUD WITH THAT CERTAIN 1987 60 X 28 HYATT MOBILE rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to attend. rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to attend. vouchers HOME, SERIAL NUMBER H10413A/B Questions concerning this project should be directed to John Barnes of the Santa Rosa accepted. 1 & 2 Questions concerning this project should be directed to John Barnes of the Santa Rosa 300 You are required to file a written response with the Court County Building Inspections Department at (850) 981-7004. County Building Inspections Department at (850) 981-7004. NOTICES AND BR handicapped & and serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on non-handicapped Timothy D. Padgett, Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is Project documents may be viewed at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department Project documents may be viewed at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department 2878 Remington Green Circle, Tallahassee, Florida ANNOUNCEMENTS accessible apts. at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton; or the Santa Rosa County Planning and Zoning at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton; or the Santa Rosa County Planning and Zoning 32308, at least thirty (30) days from the date of first pub- Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. Specifications may be secured Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. Specifications may be secured Water, lication, and file the original with the clerk of this court from the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at a non-refundable cost of $10 from the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at a non-refundable cost of $10 sewer/garbage either before service on Plaintiff’s attorney or immediate- A childless couple per set. service provided. ly thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against per set. seeks to adopt. you for the relief demanded in the complaint. 3037 Wind A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on August 24, 2011, at 10:00 a.m. local Flexible work sched- Dated this 1 day of August, 2011. A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held on August 24, 2011, at 9:15 a.m. local Meadow Dr., Gulf time, at 3185 Electra Drive, Milton, Florida 32583. All interested parties are invited to time, at 6743 Alice Street, Milton, Florida 32570. All interested parties are invited to ule. Will be HANDS- attend. Breeze, FL. Call MARY M. JOHNSON attend. ON parents. 850-934-3060, CLERK OF COURT The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to Financial security. BY Deputy Clerk TDD/TTY 711. reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is in The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to Expenses paid. Equal Housing the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is in Attorney for Plaintiff the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Catherine & Opportunity. Timothy D. Padgett, Esq. Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, Michael. (ask for Timothy D. Padgett, P.A. religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, 2878 Remington Green Circle michelle/adam). religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Tallahassee, FL 32308 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida (800)790-2560 FL (850) 422-2520 (phone) Bar#0150789 (850) 422-2567 (fax) By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida LEGAL NOTICE 1016 Gulf Breeze News 8-11-11 LEGAL 1014 Gulf Breeze News 2X 8/4/11 LEGAL NOTICE 1015 Gulf Breeze News 8-11-11 ––––––––––––––––

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Shoreline Park press boxes nearly complete

■ Construction of new buildings funded by $1.2 in FEMA dollars

BY SCOTT PAGE Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Visitors that attend ball- games at Shoreline Park this fall will enjoy two much-need, modern service buildings that can accommodate the needs of spectators. The construction of new concession stands and press boxes at the sports facility’s softball (above) and football/soccer (right) com- Above: The new conces- plexes are nearing completion. sion stand/press box at The facilities are being built Shoreline Park’s softball on two ends of the park and complex is nearly ready to are funded as a FEMA alter- serve the needs of specta- nate project totaling $1.2 mil- tors. The state-of-the-art lion for concessions and rest- building cost over $600,000 room facilities. and will bring a much-need- Hewes and Co. is building ed improvement to the the west-end restroom, softball park’s facility. concession stand and press Left: The Shoreline Park box with a budget of football/soccer field will also $614,800. enjoy the addition of a new The similar building at the press box/concession stand football/soccer complex is this fall. The building, which being built by Vision cost over $400,000 to con- Construction, for $426,262. struct, is similar to the one Gulf Breeze Parks and at the softball complex and Recreation Director Ron should be ready for football Pulley could not be reached by season this fall. press time for an estimated completion date, however, a Photos by Scott Page/Gulf quick walk around the two Breeze News buildings suggests construc- tion efforts are almost fin- ished. 5 steps to placing your ad in the 50th Anniversary Magazine Celebrating The City of Gulf Breeze’s birthday

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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS August 11, 2011 SRIAexec longs for return to Learn to stop to public office

avoid a crash – BY LISA NEWELL W.A. “Buck” Lee Gulf Breeze News threw his hat in the [email protected] ring last week as a can- on 98 or in life! didate for Santa Rosa Wall Street isn’t the only place that has had it’s County Supervisor of Elections. crashes lately. Just this past Sunday it was the three Lee, who previously served as county commis- mile bridge. Today, in front of Winn-Dixie it was a sioner in both Escambia County motorcycle and a S.U.V. It seems that I have seen a and Santa Rosa Counties, took the lot of crashes lately. They cause pain, injury, delay, job of Executive Director for the gridlock and even death. Seeing these accidents has Santa Rosa Island Authority in given me pause to consider what we can do to April of 2005, seven months after improve our ability to stop. After all, it was the inabil- Hurricane Ivan devastated ity to stop that causes our accidents on the motorway Mike Esmond/special to the News Pensacola Beach and three months and in life. Here are a few of my observations about ATV fire before Hurricane Dennis hit. His what limits our ability to stop. controversial tactics left no doubt An SRIA Public Works utility vehicle burst into flames Tuesday morning, after a 1.) Hazardous Conditions. On Sunday, it was that he meant to restore Pensacola container picked up by workers was believed to have leaked petroleum onto its Lee raining cats and dogs . . . well, maybe just guinea pigs Beach to its former glory and and hamsters. Anyway, the rain was blowing in side- engine, causing it to ignite. No one was injured. An estimate of financial damages was not available. beyond, regardless of whether it ruffled some feath- ways and there is very little wiggle room on the ers. bridge for evasive maneuvering. I don’t know how “He’s done a good job of getting us through all the crash happened, but two cars collided on the west- the problems we’ve had since he’s taken office,” ern end of the three-mile bridge. Maybe life has been Was it murder? Medical results John Pinzino, real estate broker, said, citing the hur- raining on you. Maybe you don’t have any financial ricanes and oil spills. “He helped get back the four wiggle room. Maybe the busy traffic of life is pres- pending in woman’s death or five hotels that were knocked out of of business, suring your decisions. All I know is that some of us and then the oil spill came. He was all over that.” are living in some pretty hazardous conditions and we Investigators identified the body of the close to the victim.” Robert Rinke, real estate developer and broker, are setting ourselves up for a crash. woman found July 23rd in her Starboard A person of interest in the case has also agrees. 2.) Limit Sight. Sometimes it is the rain, the dark- Village condo, 1111 Fort Pickens Road, as been identified as Charles Douglas Boshell, “I think Buck has done a ness of night, or blinding headlights which cause traf- Caroline Ardis Marbury-Smart, 53. 46. tremendous job for Pensacola fic crashes. We all have our blind spots. In life, I think At around 11:00 a.m. that morning, “Boshell was arrested in Ocean Springs, Beach. He loves the beach . . . I’m that the biggest limit on our sight is denial. Most of us Escambia Sheriff’s deputies responded to Miss. for warrants out of Louisiana,” said going to hate to see him go.” can’t see our own weaknesses. Sometimes, we refuse the condo unit for a report of a foul odor and Welborn. “When he was arrested, he was Lee will be able to remain on to acknowledge them. Are you in denial about the to check on the welfare of Marbury-Smart. driving the victim’s 2003 Cadillac.” duty at the SRIA during his cam- diagnosis that the doctor gave? Do you refuse to read Her badly decomposed body was found Boshell was extradited to Louisiana. the writing on the wall? Does everyone else think that paign. inside the unit. Sheriff’s homicide investigators were you have a problem with alcohol, but you think you “I don’t really like that, but if “Our investigators believe that this death sent to Ocean Springs to interview Boshell. that’s the way the law reads, then are fine? If you are not facing the facts, you are set- Pinzino ting yourself up for a crash. is suspicious,” said sheriff’s office Anyone who may have information related so be it,” Pinzino said. “I don’t see 3.) Lost Traction. When cars hydroplane it is spokesman Deputy Chris Welborn. “We are to this case is asked to contact the Escambia how you can run a campaign and because the tire lost traction with the pavement and awaiting the results of an autopsy to deter- County Sheriff’s Office at 850-436-9620 or still have a full time job, and the Island Authority is literally is water skiing on the puddled water on the mine an exact cause of death, and we are Gulf Coast Crime Stoppers at 850-433- not a 40-hour a week job. It is a lot of hours, includ- road surface. Even when the road surface is wet, the interviewing a number of people that were STOP. ing nights and weekends.” coefficient of friction is decreased between the rubber Rinke has mixed emotions about seeing Lee go. and the road and stopping is more difficult. In life, “I wish the best for him but I would love to see sometimes we lose traction as well. Sometimes, we him stay where he is,” said Rinke. Pensacola Beach let debt get out of hand and we find ourselves slipping Arrgh, Maties ... Pirates on is different than running Escambia down financially. Sometimes, it seems that the down- County. You have to manage it for ward spiral sucks us in and what was social becomes the locals, keeping it clean, safe addiction. Sometimes, our heads get so clouded with Paddle Boards coming Aug. 30 and fun, manage it for tourism and self-pity, narcissism, anger, or melancholia that we for the people who live out there.” aren’t living in the real world anymore. Sometimes Swashbuckling paddleboarders and cos- swash-buckling, paddleboarders will be out The current Santa Rosa County our dreams and ambitions are so lofty that our feet tumed characters will land on Pensacola in force, showing off their graceful skills, Supervisor of Elections, Ann don’t touch the ground. As my mom used to say, Beach, Wednesday, Aug. 31 at 6 p.m. to cel- and feats of strength. The pirates will end Bodenstein, announced she would “sometimes you can be so heavenly minded that you ebrate the inaugural Pirate Day. Put on your their evening with wild and wacky races. not seek reelection to her post. As are no earthly good.” If you have lost your ground- best pirate costume and join them on the Free eye patches for all spectators will be of press time, Tappie Ann Villane Rinke ing, you are headed for a crash. shores of the Santa Rosa Sound, between provided. The fun begins at 6 p.m. on and Gayla Dawn Reimer, both of 4.) Moving Too Fast. Sometimes, we are just Key Sailing and Morgan Park. This is a free, Wednesday, Aug. 31. Gulf Breeze, were also pre-filed as candidates for plain speeding. When life gets busy and we feel the fun-filled family event that is brought by the Everyone is invited to wear their best the post. All are running as Republicans. pressure of a full schedule, we just get in a hurry. We Pensacola Chamber of Commerce. pirate costumes and participate in an enter- The Executive Director of the SRIA is responsi- don’t pay attention. We burn the candle at both ends. “Pensacola Beach will be swarming with taining costume contest. No cost to enter and ble for managing 35 employees in five departments We run over people or whatever gets in our way, Pirates, the young and young at heart. We participants have a chance to win a treasure as well as 40 seasonal employees. The position because we are moving way too fast. We get so busy can’t wait to see all the pirates in their vari- chest of prizes. A panel of three judges will reports to six board members, five of whom are doing all the right things that we end up losing rela- ous costumes. We organized this event to award prizes to the top three adults, and top appointed by Escambia County commissioners and tionships with the right people. To quote Simon and provide a safe family fun-filled event, so three children in costume. The judging will one who is elected to represent Pensacola Beach Garfunkle, “Slow down, you move too fast. You’ve that local families won’t have to break the begin at 7 p.m. residents. got to make the moment last.” bank to have a good time,” said Maureen Questions should be directed to The SRIA is responsible for developing and leas- Take time and lean to slow down. Learn to say LaMar, executive director, Pensacola Beach Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce ing property on the island, managing architectural “no.” Take an honest look at yourself. Listen to Chamber. Executive Director Maureen LaMar, 850- and environmental matters, administration and spe- those who love you. Evaluate your hazardous condi- Spectators will line the shoreline of Santa 932-1500 or penbeach@visitpensaco- cial projects on the island. Public safety and life- tions and respond accordingly. I don’t want to see guards, maintenance, beautification and marketing any more accidents on the roads or in our families. Rosa Sound, between Key Sailing and labeach.com are spearheaded through the Island Authority, as Love one. Love another. Morgan Park, on Pensacola Beach to cheer Additional details will be available online for the Pirate Paddleboarders. This bunch of at www.pensacolabeachchamber.com. well. Special projects include trolley operation.

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Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, will conduct a public hearing on August 30, 2011, at 6:00 p.m., in the Commissioners Meeting Room at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, for the purpose of adopting non-ad valorem assessments for the following:

2. Fernwood Drive Street Lighting MSBU - $24.52 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners).

3. Indian Hills Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $40.05 per lot (assess- ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners).

SANTA ROSA COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT:

Property in the area depicted below will be subject to the assessment.

Santa Rosa County Fire Protection MSBU - As follows: Residential: 0-3500 sq. ft. $ 85.00 3501 sq. ft. & up $175.00 Commercial and Multi-family 5+ units $0.025 per sq. ft. ($150.00 minimum on all businesses)

Multi-family less than 5 units 4. Pace Mill Creek Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $100.01 per lot and condos $75.00 per unit (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Agricultural and Vacant lots $10.00 per one acre parcel and Commissioners). $0.02 per acre over the first acre. Sylviculture (Timber) $10.00 first 200 acre parcel and $0.15 per acre over 200 acres. Recreational vehicle parks and mobile home parks $0.025 per sq. ft. based on 191 sq. ft. per space ($150.00 minimum on all businesses) Hotel and Motel $0.025 per sq. ft. ($150.00 minimum on all businesses)

NAVARRE BEACH FIRE PROTECTION MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT: Property in the area depicted below will be subject to the assessment.

5. Terra Bella Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $101.78 per lot (assess- ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners).

Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU - Pursuant to Santa Rosa County Ordinance 91-27, the assessment rates for fire protection services are as follows:

2. Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU - Pursuant to Santa Rosa County Ordinance 91-27, the assessment rates for fire protection services are as follows: a. Residential $350.00 b. Commercial - Up to 10,000 sq. ft. 900.00 More than 10,000 sq. ft. 3600.00 c. Unimproved parcel or lot 50.00 6. Ski Watch Estates III Subdivision Maintenance Dredging MSBU - $893.61 Assessments for the Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU shall be based on the per lot per year for a ten (10) year period. condition of the subject property as of January 1, 2010, and any improvements to be constructed pursuant to any building permit issued prior to or on January 1, 2010, and which permit is active as of January 1, 2010. Any leaseholder of prop- erty within the Navarre Beach Fire Protection MSBU may file a written appeal with Santa Rosa County within twenty (20) days of the date of the assessment notice, to establish that no construction pursuant to an active building permit will have commenced prior to January 1, 2010.

NEW MUNICIPAL SERVICES BENEFIT UNITS:

1. Jewell Road - Road Paving MSBU - $430.83 regular lots / $215.43 corner lot per year for a four (4) year period.

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Commissioners). EXISTING ROAD PAVING 31. Mandavilla Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $52.00 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 1. Adams Street Road Paving MSBU - $385.24 regular lots / $192.62 corner lot per 32. Metron Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $34.00 per lot (assessment year for a three (3) year period. to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 2. Blackwater River S/D Road Paving MSBU - $1,188.50 per lot per year for a ten 33. North Harbor Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $38.00 per lot (assessment to (10) year period. be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 3. Bristol Wood Circle Road Paving MSBU $344.19 regular lots / $172.10 corner 34. Paradise Bay I and Units 2 & 3 Street Lighting MSBU - $32.00 per lot (assess- lot per year for a four (4) year period. ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 4. Central Parkway II (Plus) Road Paving MSBU- $1,204.60 regular lots / $602.30 Commissioners). corner lot per year for a ten (10) year period. 35. Park Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $25.00 per lot (assessment to be made annu- 5. Cornell Drive Road Paving MSBU - $765.39 regular lots / $382.70 corner lot per ally unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). year for a ten (10) year period 36. Pebble Ridge Street Lighting MSBU - $37.00 per lot (assessment to be made 6. Crescent Wood Road Paving MSBU - $25.43 per front foot per lot per year annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). amortized over a ten (10) year period. 37. Plantation Woods I & II Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $54.00 per lot 7. Desoto Street II Road Paving MSBU $405.66 regular lots / $202.83 corner lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County per year for a five (5) year period. Commissioners). 8. Escola Street Road Paving MSBU $459.45 regular lots / $229.73 corner lot per 38. Polynesian Island and Polynesian Island 1st Addition Subdivision Street Lighting year for a three (3) year period. MSBU - $32.61 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the 9. Hawthorne Drive Road Paving MSBU $441.11 corner lot per year for a three (3) Board of County Commissioners). year period. 39. Pro Am Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $46.15 per lot (assessment 10. Hemlock Drive II Road Paving MSBU $406.56 per corner lot per year for a four to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). (4) year period. 40. Promise Creek Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $22.83 per lot (assessment 11. Hemlock Street Road Paving MSBU $422.56 per corner lot per year for a five to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). (5) year period. 41. Quayside Village II Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $15.00 per lot (assess- 12. Joseph Circle Road Paving MSBU - $882.78 regular lots / $392.68 per corner lot ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County per year for a ten (10) year period. Commissioners). 13. Longhorn Trail Road Paving MSBU- $1,826.35 per regular lot / $1,113.93 corner 42. Sandpiper Village Street Lighting MSBU - $33.00 per lot (assessment to be lot per year for a ten (10) year period. made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 14. Lorraine Court Road Paving MSBU $1,434.97 regular lots / $983.28 corner lot 43. Santa Rosa Shores 7th Addition Street Lighting MSBU - $33.00 per lot (assess- per year for a five (5) year period. ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 15. Miranda Street Road Paving MSBU $340.40 regular lots / $170.20 corner lot per Commissioners). year for a four (4) year period. 44. Sawmill Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $46.00 per lot (assessment to be 16. Pamplona II Road Paving MSBU $333.60 regular lots / $166.80 corner lot per made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). year for a four (4) year period. 45. Sound Retreat Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $57.00 per lot (assessment 17. Pecos Pass Road Paving MSBU $323.59 regular lots / $161.80 corner lot per to be made annually as modified by the Board of County Commissioners). year for a three (3) year period. 46. Soundside Moorings Subdivision Phase II Street Lighting MSBU - $23.00 per lot 18. Smuggler's Cove Road Paving MSBU- $541.08 per lot per year for a ten (10) (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County year period. Commissioners). 19. Whiting Acres Lane Road Paving MSBU $459.01 regular lots / $229.51 corner 47. Southwoods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $32.47 per lot (assessment to lot per year for a three (3) year period. be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 20. Winfield Drive Road Paving MSBU $431.95 regular lots / $215.98 corner lot per 48. Stanford Drive Street Lighting MSBU - $14.49 per lot (assessment to be made year for a five (5) year period. annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 49. Sterling Point (Phases 1, 2, & 3) Street Lighting MSBU - $25.00 per lot (assess- EXISTING STREET LIGHTING ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 1. Abernathy Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $5.00 per lot (assessment to be 50. Stonechase Phase 1 S/D Street Lighting MSBU - $55.24 per lot second year, made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). and $88.38 per lot third year (assessment to be made annually unless modified 2. Ashmore Place Street Lighting MSBU - $31.00 per lot (assessment to be made by the Board of County Commissioners). annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 51. Summerset Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $58.00 per lot (assess- 3. Autumn Run Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $50.00 per lot (assessment to ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). Commissioners). 4. Bay Pines Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $47.43 per lot (assessment to be 52. Sundial Estates Phase I & II Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $43.31 per lot made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 5. Bay Woods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $43.00/lot (assessment to be Commissioners). made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 53. Sunset Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $37.00 per lot (assessment to be made 6. Berrybrook Estates Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $45.00 per lot (assess- annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 54. Tanglewood Oaks Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $41.57 per lot (assess- Commissioners). ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 7. Breckenridge Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $36.00 per lot (assessment to Commissioners). be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 55. Tanglewood Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $33.00 per lot (assessment to 8. Brighton Oaks Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $107.00 per lot (assessment be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 56. The Vineyard Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $41.00 per lot (assessment to 9. Cottages at East River Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $46.01 per lot be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 57. Treasure Isles Estates Subdivision Phase II Street Lighting MSBU - $22.00 per Commissioners). lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 10. Cotton Bay Street Lighting MSBU - $36.00 per lot (assessment to be made Commissioners). annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 58. Villa Venyce Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $27.59 per lot (assessment to 11. Country Meadows Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $80.00 per lot (assess- be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County 59. Waterstone Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $35.77 per lot (assessment to Commissioners). be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 12. Covington Woods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $47.31 per third year 60. Windsor Forest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $46.00 per lot (assessment (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). Commissioners). 61. Winners Gait Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $80.95 per lot (assessment to 13. Creeks Edge Lane Street Lighting MSBU - $40.90 per lot (assessment to be be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 14. Creetwood Place Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $71.00 per lot (assess- EXISTING IMPROVEMENTS/MAINTENANCE ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 1. Cornell Drive Water & Sewer MSBU - $312.54 per lot per year for a ten (10) 15. Creetwood Village Street Lighting MSBU - $54.00 per lot (assessment to be year period. made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 2. Bernath Place Subdivision - Subdivision Improvements MSBU - $1,060.57 per 16. Creetwoods Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $78.00 per lot (assessment to lot per year for a ten (10) year period. be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 3. Duke Drive (Duke & Purdue) Road Paving/Water/Sewer MSBU - Varies per lot 17. Crescent III Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $22.00 per lot (assessment to for a ten (10) year period. be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 4. Ski Watch Estates II Subdivision Underground Utilities MSBU - $372.62 per lot 18. Cross Roads Street Lighting MSBU - $18.67 per lot (assessment to be made per year for a ten (10) year period. annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 5. Boone Bayou Canal Dredging MSBU - $854.49 per lot per year (Final year of 19. Crosswinds Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $33.00 per lot (assessment to ten (10) year assessment). be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 6. Polynesian Isles Canal Maintenance MSBU - $700.00 per lot per year (assess- 20. Eagle Crest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $30.00 per lot (assessment to ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). Commissioners). 21. Fieldcrest Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $31.00 per lot (assessment to be 7. Santa Rosa Shores Canal Maintenance MSBU - $353.09 per lot (assessment to made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 22. Gardenbrook Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $58.00 per lot (assessment to 8. Navarre Beach Canal #2 - Seawalls MSBU - $1,239.57 per lot for a seven (7) be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). year period. 23. Grand Ridge Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $40.00 per lot (assessment to 9. Navarre Beach Renourishment MSBU - Various (Final year of seven (7) year be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). assessment). 24. Habersham Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $54.00 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). The assessment will be collected by the Tax Collector. All affected property owners 25. Hampton Ridge Subdivision and Estates First Addition Street Lighting MSBU - have a right to appear at the public hearing and the right to file written objections $28.00 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of within twenty (20) days of the publication of this notice. County Commissioners). 26. Harvest Point Subdivision Phase II Street Lighting MSBU - $19.96 per lot All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect Commissioners). to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual 27. Harvest Point Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $41.37 per lot (assessment to responsibility to insure that a record of the proceedings they are appealing exists be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the pro- 28. Harvest Village Court Street Lighting MSBU - $25.00 per lot (assessment to be ceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). upon which their appeal is to be based. 29. Laurelwood Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $37.00 per lot (assessment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County Commissioners). 30. Magnolia Heights Subdivision Street Lighting MSBU - $50.00 per lot (assess- ment to be made annually unless modified by the Board of County

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Eagle Fund golf tournament LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT will benefit wounded military OF THE 1ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Event is scheduled for Thursday, ■ Banquet dinner CASE NO. 2011-CA-000038 ■ Sleeve of balls The City of Gulf Breeze seeks respondents to its desire BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST Sept. 1 at Tiger Point COMPANY, ■ Tournament shirt and for STANDBY DISASTER ADMINISTRATION INCLUD- Plaintiff, Men and women in uni- much is invested to get them cap ING PROFESSIONAL GRANT ADMINISTRATION Vs. form, our “military athletes,” back to the playing field as AND DISASTER RECOVERY PROJECT MANAGE- are faced with life and death, soon as possible,” said Alex TERRY T. GORDON, et ux., et al., Cash Prizes / Awards: MENT SERVICES Defendant. not wins and losses. The Eagle Lincoln, director of strategic ■ 1st-, 2nd- and 3rd-place Fund Charity Golf partnerships, Athletes’ NOTICE OF SALE team The bidding package is available free of charge at City Tournament, set for Thursday, Performance. “We feel it’s our NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order of ■ Longest drive Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL or on the Sept. 1 at Tiger Point Golf and responsibility to give our best ■ Final Judgment Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered on Putting contest internet at www.cityofgulfbreeze.com. Questions may July 28, 2011 in this case now pending in said Court, the Country Club, is a way the to support those who dedicate ■ style of which is indicated above. Closest to the pin be addressed to Stephen Milford at the above address public can make an instant their lives to protect our free- ■ Hole in one (three) I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in The impact on the quality of life dom.” or by telephone at 850.934.5113. ALL BIDS ARE DUE Front Door of Santa Rosa County Courthouse, 6865 To register, or for more BY September 1, 2011 at 2:00 PM IN GULF BREEZE Caroline Street, Milton, Florida 32570 at 11;00 a.m., on for wounded military men and Registration is $125 per information about the Eagle the 31st day of August, 2011, the following described CITY HALL, ATTENTION: CITY CLERK 1070 SHORE- property as set forth in said Order or Final Judgment, to- women. All proceeds benefit person for early registration Fund Charity Golf wit: the Eagle Fund, which pro- by August 20, $140 per person LINE DRIVE, GULF BREEZE, FL, 32561 Tournament, go online to LOT 8, BLOCK A, CAMELLIAS SUBDIVISION, vides wounded military ath- after August 20, and $500 per TheAndrewsInstitute.com/Ev ACCORDING TO PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK LEGAL 1021 Gulf Breeze News 8-11-11 9, PAGE 4, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA letes access to the Andrews 4-man team. ents or contact LeAnn Lincoln ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. Institute’s continuum of care. Registration fees include: at 850.916.8650 or eagle- ■ a/k/a: 1792 SNAPDRAGON DRIVE, NAVARRE, “Our goal is to help the Green fees [email protected]. FLORIDA 32566 individual soldier, sailor, ANY PERSON CLAIMING AND INTEREST IN THE marine, airman and coast SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN guard return to service,” THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS said Brett Aldridge, direc- AFTER THE SALE. tor of the Andrews ENTERED at SANTA ROSA County, Florida, this 29th Institute Foundation. day of JULY, 2011 “Public support will bring MARY M. JOHNSON dramatic improvements in As Clerk, Circuit Court SANTA ROSA, Florida the lives of our military SPEAR & HOFFMAN P.A. warriors and fundamental Dadeland Executive Center changes in military injury 9700 South Dixie Highway, Suite 610 Miami, Florida 33156 treatment.” Telephone: (305) 670-2299 The Eagle Fund was LEGAL 1012 Gulf Breeze News 2X 8/4/11 created by the Andrews Institute and Athletes’ Performance—Florida in 2010 to support wounded military men and women in their pursuit to return to NOW active duty. The mission of the Eagle Fund is to OPEN! provide fast access to best- in-class restoration, train- ing and education to par- ticipants by removing the Subscribe for financial barriers prevent- ing them from achieving just $35 per year the highest level of per- Call (850) 932-8986 formance imaginable. or visit online at “Most professional ath- (850) 932-3983 www.gulfbreezenews.com letes have a team of care- takers at their side and 3053 Gulf Breeze Pkwy | Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 M-F 8-5 Sat 8-12 Closed Sunday

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