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The main reason for according to Santa Rosa School any way to help with the budget PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News 2008 school times the three-tier scheduling is to District administrators. crunch.” [email protected] School Start Fin. save money on school buses. “Our starting time next year Oriole Beach Elementary Staggered start and finish times will only be 30 minutes earlier also is making a 35-minute page GB Middle 7:15 1:45 Woodlawn Middle 7:15 1:45 require fewer buses. than this year,” Gulf Breeze change in next year’s schedule. 1C Gulf Breeze Middle School GB Elementary 8:15 2:45 With more time between Elementary School principal “I have not heard one single 1C students will hear their first Oriole Beach Elem 8:15 2:45 school starting times, many Karen Murray said. negative comment from any staff school bell ring each day at 7:15 GB High 9:15 3:45 buses can be used for as many “We have been staggering member or parent about the a.m. beginning next August, as three routes each morning start times in Gulf Breeze any- schedule change next year,” while Gulf Breeze Elementary classes until 9:15 each day. and again each afternoon, way, with the schools here and Oriole Beach principal Dawn Alt PAG E 1D students will start their school The new starting times are resulting in a need for about 50 the buses trying to service each said. “We feel like it is a good day at 8:15. part of the three-tier scheduling fewer buses. school. So I don’t see a big move, so cuts might not have to ■ Gulf Breeze High students plan approved by the Santa That adds up to a potential problem for us. We are willing be made in the classroom.” Deputies won’t be expected to arrive for Rosa County School District savings of more than $1 million, to work with the school board in See 3TIER PLAN, Page 2A6 disperse melee ■ Bubba’s Culpepper Beach new editor WEEKEND of GB News Weather THURSDAY 5/1 Mississippi native has Sunny lived in area for 4 years high 78O low 68O STAFF REPORTS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] FRIDAY 5/2 Scatt. T-Storms Veteran journalist Joe Culpepper has high 78O joined Gulf Breeze News as editor. low 68O Culpepper, 49, brings nearly 30 years of newspaper experience to the News. Culpepper formerly served as editor of SATURDAY 5/3 Navarre Press. Prior to Scatt.T-Storms that, Culpepper was sports editor of the high 77O O Pensacola News Journal. low 67 Culpepper and his family have lived in SUNDAY 5/4 Midway for four years. “We are delighted to Mostly Sunny have Joe lead our team,” O high 81 News co-publisher Lisa Culpepper low 64O Newell said. “His reputa- tion for being a professional journalist with a depth of experience will serve our com- munity well.” Culpepper spent many years reporting INSIDE sports before moving into newsroom man- agement. While he was at Navarre Press, Classifieds 3D the paper was a general excellence finalist Community 3-5A See EDITOR, Page 2A6 Photos by David Standridge; Graphic illustration by Nick Stamenkovich Crossword 3B Editorial 6A The fifth annual Gulf Breeze American Cancer Society memory of those no longer with us. Joanie and Denny Relay For Life brought hundreds of people together to Ristow (middle left) share a kiss in celebration of having Entertainment 2B raise money and awareness. The Mighty Monkeys team beaten cancer. Dolphin Stadium became a tent city Science Olympiad Home & Garden 2D (top) raised more than $2,000 at the Charity Auction. during the overnight hours, and survivors (below) Island News 1D Jackie Pergande (top right) released a butterfly in kicked things off with a procession around the track. teams will get Lifestyles 1B Obituaries 7A supplement from Schools 6&7C school district Seniors 7A Relay celebrates life Sports 1-8C PAM BRANNON Talk of the Town 5A JOE CULPEPPER the retired Gulf Breeze couple prepared As specialists diagnosed that serious Gulf Breeze News “Mailing Statement is Gulf Breeze News to stroll around the track to the sound of problem, a regularly scheduled mammo- [email protected] a bagpipe Friday evening to begin the gram revealed that Ristow had breast on Editorial Page” [email protected] Gulf Breeze Science Olympiad teams 2008 fundraiser. cancer. Within a week, Ristow under- from the high school and middle school will FOUR SECTIONS Joanie and Denny Ristow sat proudly “I remember the first time I walked went dual surgery at Sacred Heart get some financial help from the county VOL. 7, NO. 18 underneath the Survivors’ tent prior to around this track (in 2004),” Joanie said. Hospital to repair a faulty heart valve school board toward attending the national MAY 1, 2008 the start of the fifth annual American “I started crying. It was incredible . . . a and remove a tumor from her breast. competition May 30-31 at George Cancer Society Relay For Life at very powerful moment.” “I knew I had a heart problem,” Washington University in Washington, D.C. Dolphin Stadium. It was 2001 when Joanie Ristow vis- The two schools will split $15,000 this year, Memories swelled in Joanie’s head as ited her doctor about a heart problem. See RELAY, Page 2A6 with about $10,000 of that going to the high school team because it is the largest. Santa Rosa School District Ferguson’s mother pre- Superintendent John Rogers recommended

home! Humble Ferguson sented him with an iron- the school board give the teams 75 percent clad New Testament, one of what the board gave them last year when of the few items of mem- the Science Olympiad teams attended

your takes Honor Flight orabilia that survived the Nationals. Last year the teams received $18, total destruction of his 260 to split, and in 2006 they received home in Hurricane Ivan. Flight along with other veterans $20,242. VICI PAPAJOHN He proudly wears from Northwest Florida. Rogers started the regular board agenda Gulf Breeze News his “World War II last Thursday saying, “Before we get [email protected] It is hard to imagine the Veterans” hat his humble man as one of the involved in any of this other important busi- son gave him ness, I feel this is one of the most important. “I’ve been to Washington renowned fighting personnel for his 84th Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today I know we have a cutback on all school- before, but I’ve never seen the attached to the famous 474th birthday. World War II Memorial,” says Air Fighter Group, as he is based budgets and funding for all groups and travel since we got notice earlier this about

Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy WWII veteran Jack Ferguson. quiet and unassuming. This mailed directly to mailed directly “I can only imagine how it will member of the Greatest the state cutbacks, but I am recommending affect me; even the monument Generation wears the mantle that we give the Science Olympiad teams 75 on Bayfront (Parkway in of excellence and sacrifice percent of what we gave them last year when Pensacola) impresses me.” lightly. they went to National competition.” If all goes according to plans, “I don’t want to be played up The board unanimously agreed. Jack Ferguson will have visited as some kind of a hero,” Rogers said in January the district was the memorial in D.C. on Ferguson says. “I just did the job informed by the state that all school districts Wednesday, April 30, on the my country asked me to do.” had to send back monies to the state by June first Emerald Coast Honor See FLIGHT, Page 2A6 See OLYMPIAD, Page 2A6

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Continued from page 1A group was awarded the The retired pharmacist, 84, United States’ Drive, Gulf Breeze Distinguished Unit Thursday, May 1 began his military service in Santa Rosa County 1942 in the Army Air Corps Citation for action, as Zoning Board of Tuesday, May 6 (later to become the Air Force) well as receiving Adjustments, 5:30 p.m., Santa Rosa when he was sworn in at the age the Belgian County Administrative Center, County Marine of 18. By 1944, he was overseas Fourragere. Commissioner's Board Room, Advisory, 5 p.m. Over 1,400 6495 Caroline Street, Milton in England with the 474th. He Gulf Breeze remembers that the unit was personnel, Development Review bombed the very first night he both officers Friday, May 2 Board, May 6, 6:30 arrived. He spent his war years and enlisted p.m., Gulf Breeze City serving in England, France, men, served in the Hall, Council 474th, and many gave Chambers, 1070 Belgium and Germany with the Saturday, May 3 Shoreline Drive, Gulf 474th in support of their bomb- their lives for their country. Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News Jack Ferguson’s wife, Margaret, credits this iron-clad Bible Breeze ing missions in successful “I seem to remember the for keeping her husband of 55 years safe during his service. Sunday, May 4 Lockheed P38 “Lightning.” parts I’d rather forget, and I Wednesday, The 474th compiled a record can’t remember most of what May 7 of 822 combat missions flying I’d really like to about the war hand and said ‘thank you for what his mother presented him before Monday, May 5 experience,” Ferguson said. you did.’ he departed for battle. Everything Santa Rosa County out of airfields in England, Santa Rosa County Housing Coalition meet- France, Belgium and Germany “My son, Robert, served in “It is really something to know else was lost when the Fergusons’ Commission Committee 9 ing is cancelled progressing across the Desert Storm and recently what it means to Americans.” Gulf Breeze home was destroyed a.m., County Administrative European battlefield as the retired after 27 years of service Ferguson was shot at many by Hurricane Ivan in 2004. Center, Commissioner's Board Public reception intro- Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Allies closed in on Germany. A in the Air Force. times, and his unit bombed, but “I think that Bible his ducing Joe Culpepper, 2-4 he was never injured. Ferguson momma gave him kept him Milton p.m. at Gulf Breeze News total of 113 enemy aircraft were “It’s interesting because he Gulf Breeze Town Meeting office, Harbourtown Unit 35. destroyed in the air, some 90 on recently gave me this World War returned to the United States in safe,” Ferguson’s wife, 6 p.m.. Gulf Breeze City Hall, Details: 932-8986. the ground, while 239 were II Veteran hat, and people actual- 1945. He has quietly lived the life Margaret, said. Council Chambers, 1070 damaged. Over 10,000 pieces of ly walk up to me, stop me and say of a civilian pharmacist in Gulf They have been married for Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze enemy equipment such as tanks, ‘thank you’ to me. To me, it was Breeze since 1956. The only over 55 years. Gulf Breeze City Council just the right thing to do. Just this memorabilia he has from his ser- “It was such a relief when he Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf trucks, armored vehicles, loco- Breeze City Hall, Council motives and rail cars were week, we were in the grocery vice are his Soldiers Handbook returned home safely,” she said. Chambers, 1070 Shoreline destroyed or damaged, and the store and a lady reached out her and an iron-clad New Testament

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report RELAY: 18-hour event Information provided by the Santa emphasizes ‘hope, care’ Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Felonies 7300 block of Gordon Evans Continued from page 1A Relay For Life every year it’s Road, Navarre, DUI. 04/21/2008 Joanie said. “but when they been in Gulf Breeze. I thank 04/26/2008 slammed me with the news that God for all the people who put Lemaster, Jennifer Marcanio, I had breast cancer, I thought I this on. We’re both clean now. W/F, 39, 2800 block of Sandy Ridge Road, Gulf Breeze, larceny. Dunphy, Kyong I., A/F, 50, 4000 was going to die. I had to do It’s a blessing.” block of Longwood Circle, Gulf something.” Hundreds of survivors, fami- Lingo, Michael Anthony, W/M, Breeze, aggravated stalking. Thanks to decades of cancer ly members, students, profes- 29, 200 block of Pensacola Beach research funded in part by simi- sionals and other supporters Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, larceny, 04/27/2008 exploitation of an elderly person, lar Relays For Life across the participated in the 18-hour and aggravated assault. United States, the expertise of event at Gulf Breeze High Johnson, Jereb Shane, W/M, surgeons and her own determi- School. More than 40 organized 04/22/2008 21, 2500 block of Meek Street, teams attempted to raise Gulf Breeze, robbery. nation, Joanie beat cancer. She’s Bruski, Erica Marie, W/F, 19, been clean for seven years and $120,000 for cancer research. 7800 block of Skyview Boulevard, enjoys an active lifestyle. Proceeds fell short of that mark, Navarre, larceny. Perkins, Justin Levi Eugene, W/M, 23, 1200 block of College “I like to ride bikes,” Joanie but organizers plan to continue raising money in the weeks 04/24/2008 Court, Gulf Breeze, battery and said. resisting an officer. In 2004, however, the ahead to try to reach the goal. Soles, Christine Lee, W/F, 32, Ristows got more bad news As darkness enveloped the 1900 block of Truman Drive, Pilgrim, Haley Elizabeth, W/F, Navarre, violation of probation. when Denny was diagnosed stadium, the lights were turned 19, 1200 block of College Court, with cancer of the bone marrow. out and lighted bags in the visit- David Standridge/Gulf Breeze News 04/25/2008 Gulf Breeze, aggravated battery. ing grandstand spelled out the Doctors at Baptist Health and Among those celebrating during Relay For Life were (back, Caudill, Carolyn McConnell, Gulf Breeze Hospital treated words “hope” and “care.” from left) Cassie Thomas, Gloria VanLieu and two-time Roof, Robert Lincoln, W/M, 27, Lighted bags along the track W/F, 45, 200 block of Navarre 6400 block of Starfish Cove, Denny, who is cancer-free these cancer survivor Amanda Thomas, and Sarah Thomas (front). Street, Gulf Breeze, violation of days. carried the names of those who probation. Navarre, weapons offense. So you can imagine the lost their battles with cancer. added jump in their step during Tents protected several much is a cancer survivor,” said Saturday, a live butterfly Smith, Jeffrey Shane, W/M, 34, DUI 5800 block of Senate Court, Gulf Friday night’s Relay For Life church, scout and other groups Nina Ewens, 13, a seventh-grader release was held to remember Breeze, possession of a controlled 04/26/2008 opening ceremony. who camped overnight in the at Woodlawn Beach Middle those who have fallen to cancer. substance without a prescription. damp air. School. “I hope a cure can be Krissy Perry read a poem in “We owe it all to God,” Parsons, Trevor Lynn, W/M, 28, found for cancer. Things like this honor and memory, then 04/26/2008 Joanie said. “Everyone’s been “I’m here because a member 7300 block of Gordon Evans so supportive. We’ve attended of my family who I love very can help make that possible.” Painted Ladies were released. Parsons, Trevor Lynn, W/M, 28, Road, Navarre, DUI. 3-TIER PLAN: Board member Gray says dual enrollment will continue with PJC Continued from page 1A to be up and out much earlier a.m. and ends its day at 2:25 “If we all work together, we said the board has been studying into the practice times for each morning. p.m. can make it work.” the possibility of having a com- sports, and they won’t even be There will be a five-minute Holley-Navarre Middle will “Will everyone be satisfied Navarre High currently starts munity education program for home to start their homework change in next fall’s starting also have a big shift with its with the new schedule? No,” at 7:05 a.m. and ends at 2:04 early drop-offs, and also possi- until 9 or 10 p.m.” schedule for Woodlawn Beach starting time changed to 9:15 Gulf Breeze High Principal p.m. Navarre students will see bly staggering teachers’ sched- “These are trying times,” Middle School. Classes will start a.m. instead of this year’s start Sylvan Ladner said. “But we more than a two-hour difference ules with some coming into Rogers said. “We’ve already at 7:15 a.m. instead of 7:20. time of 7:20 a.m. feel like we can work through in scheduling with classes start- school early in the morning to been told by our state legislators But the elementary schools The elementary and middle the glitches. Any new schedule ing next year at 9:15. accommodate early drop-offs. that we can expect to lose with the biggest shift in sched- schools in the north end of the has glitches. When the issue was raised at Another parent of high between $5 million and $7 mil- ules in the entire county are county are mostly starting within “Times are tough all over the last week’s school board meet- school students asked the board lion next school year in state Holley-Navarre Intermediate 15 minutes of this year’s start state, and this has to be done. ing, only three parents from an to reconsider starting high funding. And now they have and Holley-Navarre Primary times, except Sims Middle, which We are working with dual overflow crowd asked to schools at 9:15 a.m. told us to expect another cut in Schools. Those two schools will will start one hour, 15 minutes enrollment schedules to make address the board. One father of “By making high school stu- funding next November or start classes on the first-tier next earlier next year at 7:15 a.m. sure students can still get their two elementary aged students dents get out of classes last, they December, over and above that fall - or at 7:15 a.m. - instead of The biggest shift in schedul- dual enrollment classes with from the Milton area told the will not be able to work after- amount. this year’s start time of 8:45 ing will be at the county’s four Pensacola Junior College. But board it needs to make sure stu- school jobs as much since the “We are probably going to a.m. That will be a big adjust- high schools. All high schools every year students have to dents could be dropped off earli- law dictates how late in the day see two or three years of tough ment for parents and students, will start classes at 9:15 a.m. work around work schedules, er than they allow now, since a minor can work,” the mother times in this district. This is just as well as staff, with kinder- and end their day at 3:45 p.m. classes and extra-curricular, so parents still have work sched- of a middle school and high the beginning. But we are trying garteners through sixth graders Gulf Breeze High currently this will just be one of those ules that will not change. school student in Pace said. to find ways to cut back without changing even sleep schedules starts classes each day at 7:30 things we will deal with. Superintendent John Rogers “And, it will also put them later impacting the classroom.” EDITOR: Has extensive sports background Continued from page 1A he spent 21 years on the staff of Spring Carnival in the Florida Press Association Meet The Editor Mississippi’s leading daily paper. Better Weekly Newspaper con- The community is invited Culpepper was assistant Oriole Beach Elementary School test. to a reception to meet sports editor at the Jackson paper “I’m humbled to be chosen to Joe Culpepper from 2-4 p.m. for 11 years. help carry on the tradition of out- on Wednesday, May 7, Culpepper and his wife, 6 Super standing community news cov- at Gulf Breeze News, Renée, are the parents of two Saturday May 3rd 11am - 4pm Sized erage at Gulf Breeze News,” #35 Harbourtown. daughters. Christian, 20, is a Oriole Beach Elementary Inflatables Culpepper said. “I will strive junior at the University of West 1260 Oriole Beach Rd, Gulf Breeze SILENT daily to ensure that our readers Philadelphia, Miss., where he Florida pursuing a degree in psy- AUCTION get the most comprehensive, began his journalism career with chology. Adrian, 15, is a fresh- dependable hometown news the weekly Neshoba Democrat. man at Gulf Breeze High School, possible. After graduating from the where she is a member of the Food, Games, Prizes, DJ, “The newspaper is the con- University of Southern volleyball, weightlifting and Hershey’s Ice Cream. science of its community, and I Mississippi, Culpepper was softball teams. look forward to telling the stories sports editor of the Sentinel Star Renée is a senior graphic Scoop from the Come for FUN in Grenada, Miss. He moved on designer for Phi Theta Kappa, Pelicans and Iceman that reflect the accomplishments, from the Ice Pilots RAIN or SHINE growth and potential of Gulf to The Meridian (Miss.) Star the international honor society of will be there. Breeze and Santa Rosa County.” before joining The Clarion- two-year colleges based in Culpepper is a native of Ledger in Jackson, Miss., where Jackson, Miss. OLYMPIAD: “Important group to support” Continued from page 1A ated and put on hold or cut cost. That means the high school 30 from this year’s budget. For back,” he said. team will get the largest amount Santa Rosa County that amount School Board member Ed because they have more students adds up to just over $2 million. Gray III of Gulf Breeze said the involved in the Olympiad. “We took a hard hit, and money will be pro-rated per stu- “We feel this is a very impor- everything had to be re evalu- dent to help with each student’s tant group to support,” he said.

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JOE CULPEPPER ducting free physical exams. screened for high blood pressure Gulf Breeze News “It’s exciting to see these and cardiovascular health. [email protected] young kids getting a chance to Working in assembly line fash- see the opportunities the pro ion, the Gulf Breeze contingent Alex Lincoln was widely athletes get. When I was their was served by trainers and doc- known for his aggressive, hard- age, we had to get our own tors in about 90 minutes. nosed style of play during a physical, and many times we Fifteen local doctors standout football career at didn’t know what we were look- unselfishly donated their ser- Auburn University. ing for. We went to a basic gen- vices to the cause. A seventh-round selection by eral practitioner, and we had to “This is important to us,” the San Francisco 49ers in the pay for it. Gulf Breeze Assistant Principal 2001 NFL Draft, Lincoln had “This community outreach is Danny Brothers said as he kept his pro career cut painfully short something that we care about a things orderly and moving by injuries. But that didn’t lot. The benefit really is to the Saturday morning. diminish the Mobile native’s athletes at our local high “We were able to coordinate love for football and athletes in schools.” it where all of our athletes, Approximately 150 Gulf regardless of their gender or general. Photos by Joe Culpepper Saturday, Lincoln was one of Breeze athletes were examined sport, could come at one time Gulf Breeze freshman cheerleader Emalee Hudson (left) has her knee examined by trainer more than 100 volunteers who early Saturday morning. and be examined. The one-time Stasia Burroughs during Saturday’s free physicals at the Andrews Institute. Nearby, eighth- helped conduct free physical Andrews celebrated its first aspect is invaluable to us, and grader Ryan Wann (right), who will run track for the Dolphins this fall, demonstrates his exams for athletes from Gulf anniversary in Gulf Breeze by we get a high percentage of flexibility and strength for physical therapist Stephen LaPlante. Breeze High School and several opening its facility to the turnout. other surrounding schools. Dolphins and athletes from “These doctors, nurses and Andrews. He was responsible and it could cost families up to spring practice today. “Most athletes do not have Aletheia Christian, Catholic, other health-care technicians for organizing this year’s pro- $100 depending on their insur- It’s a group that could pro- the access to care that our ath- East Hill Christian, Pensacola, and the Andrews staff give up gram, which is in its 11th year. ance coverage. So it’s a big sav- duce the next Alex Lincoln. letes in this community do,” Washington and West Florida their time to do this for free. It’s “This will result in between ings for most people.” “My personal injuries fuel said Lincoln, the Director of high schools. all free, and it’s a great thing for 800 and 1,000 kids being seen by The exams are good for one my passion for working here,” Athletic Performance at Participants were measured the community.” health professionals,” Lowery year. The first beneficiary of the Lincoln said. “Helping ath- Andrews Institute, one of three and weighed, given an eye exam, Jeremy Lowery is the said. “Some clinics might pro- program will be the Gulf Breeze letes reach their potential is Baptist Health Care sites con- tested for flexibility and mobility, Director of Sports Medicine at vide this service for $40 or $50, football team, which starts what it’s all about.” Tiger Point early registration Bike Day with mayor planned May 9 May is National Bike The ride, from 8-9 a.m., Month, and Gulf Breeze promotes Ride Your Bike To Mayor Lane Gilchrist will Work Day. The ride will start open for football, cheerleading help mark the occasion by at the Recreation Center and participating in the fifth annu- end at the Chamber of Photography photo contest, FROM STAFF REPORTS al Ride With The Mayor on Commerce. For more infor- juried show and trade expo is Gulf Breeze News BRIEFS Friday, May 9. mation, call 932-2914. [email protected] scheduled for July 11-13 at the Milton horse camp Wright Place in Pensacola. Early registration for 2008 This event is a benefit for May Celebrates Mothers & Teachers ARC Gateway, an organization football and cheerleading partic- The Happy Hoofer Horse ipation is now open through that helps developmentally dis- Camp in Milton is offering stu- abled children and adults. May 31 for boys and girls ages dents from Escambia and Santa 5-14. Registration forms are Organized by the Wide Angle Rosa counties an opportunity to Photo Club, the contest has over Show your appreciation in May. available at the Tiger Point Park apply for a free spot at Summer concession stand on Tuesday $2,500 in cash and prizes and 74 Teachers Day, May 6th Horse Camp. To be considered ribbons to award for the best and Thursday evenings between Submitted photo Mothers Day, May 11th 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy for the spot, applicants must photographic entries. Harbourtown Unit 22 5-8 p.m. submit a one-page, hand-written More than $4,700 was raised Gulf Breeze, FL Photographers of any age and Registration costs for cheer- during an April 6 benefit golf essay on the topic "What Horses from any community are wel- leading include a $65 sign-up tournament for former Gulf Mean to Me." come to enter for $10 per photo. fee. A $10 late registration fee Breeze resident Lindsey Girls and boys aged 6 to 16 Contest rules, deadlines and will be assessed after May 31. are eligible to apply. Essays Adams, 3, who is battling The cost for football is $135, entry forms are now available retinoblastoma, a rare form must be received by May 20, online at the club site, with a $20 late registration fee and the winners will be of eye cancer. Pictured with after May 31. Participation in www.wideanglephotoclub.org. Lindsey is her mother Nicole, announced May 31. Essays will For more information, call the both sports also includes a $35 be judged primarily on original- father Neil and brother show chair at (850) 623-4981. Ethan. annual park family membership. ity and sincerity, but punctuation Completed registration forms and grammar will count. and checks, made payable to To apply, mail your essay to We’ve got Tiger Point Sports Association, 9448 Redland Rd., Milton, FL you covered. can be dropped in the lock box 32583. There are six sessions of G Cellulose Spray at the building by the tennis camp and at least two winners Insulation courts or mailed to P.O. Box will be chosen. Be sure to G Foam Insulation G Solatube Skylights 6241, Gulf Breeze, Fla. 32563. include contact information. For more information regard- For more information, e-mail ing cheerleading, contact Jody [email protected]. We’re not Holcomb at (850) 934-8960; for your ordinary insulation football, contact Donnie Wilson Photo contest soon company! at (850) 393-6329. 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Drug COLLECTOR'S CORNER awareness by ROBERT G. MCCLURE program As your Santa Rosa County Tax the capability to Collector, I would like to take this opportu- download full listings The public is invited to nity to make sure that everyone is aware as well as weekly or is May 15 of one of the many services that my office monthly new listings provides. This service is the issuance of of Business Tax FROM STAFF REPORTS come meet Santa Rosa County Business Tax Receipts Receipts which have Gulf Breeze News (BTR's). These were formerly known as been issued. Please do not hesitate to call [email protected] our new editor , Occupational Licenses; however, their us at 983-1800 if you have any questions Parents in Gulf Breeze and Joe Culpepper name was changed per Florida Statutes on whatsoever concerning your Business Tax the surrounding area are invited January 1st of 2007 to Business Tax Receipt. to attend a Drug & Alcohol at a special reception. Receipts. Anyone who operates a business Awareness Program for Parents or provides a service in Santa Rosa County As always, thank you for allowing me from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on must make application and pay applicable and my staff to serve you. Thursday, May 15, in the Gulf fees to obtain a Santa Rosa County ■ Wednesday, May 7 Breeze Recreation Center. Gulf Business Tax Receipt. These BTR's expire Robert G. McClure CFC Breeze High School Resource on September 30th each year and must be ■ (850) 983-1800 Officer Mark Lyster will deliv- 2 - 4 p.m. renewed annually. The fees vary depend- er a valuable presentation about ing on the type of business. Also, some Branch Office Locations: ■ drugs and alcohol and other Gulf Breeze News office applications require additional certifica- Milton - Santa Rosa Admin Center ● 6495 Caroline St. issues facing our children. Harbourtown Village #35 tions through the county, state, or health Midway - South Santa Rosa Service Center ● Bonnie Butcher, a licensed Gulf Breeze, FL department prior to being issued. You may 5841 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. mental health counselor, will access an application and find additional Gulf Breeze-Quiet Water Business Park ● 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway offer advice on how to talk to information on our web-site www.robertm- Pace - Main Street Center ● 4000 Highway 90 Unit A children, and various speakers cclure.com. You may also search our BTR For details, call 932-8986 Jay - Jay Community Center ● 5259 Booker Lane will offer first-hand accounts of listings via business name. You also have situations they’ve faced. Sponsors include Pillars For Promise, Gulf Breeze Police Department, Sports Connection and Grafixnext Design Studio. Visit www.PillarsForPromise.org for more information.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A May 1, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Deadman’s Island gets new life from student projects

● Volunteers plant dune grasses to stabilize the that are to be transported to the island. sand on the north end of the island The school’s effort is being led by teachers Grace French BY SCOTT PAGE dune restoration contractor and Mariette Stevenson. Gulf Breeze News located in Pensacola, provided “Our main short-term goal is [email protected] the plants and directed the to propagate enough plants to planting effort. complete one planting,” The effort to restore The first boat, loaded with Stevenson said. Deadman’s Island has been plants and workers, left the Gulf Stevenson added that she was ongoing for a while now, but Breeze boat ramp around 9 a.m. unsure what the school’s long- actual work on the island is now and it took the crew around four term involvement would be. underway. A handful of workers hours to plant 250 spartina made the boat ride out to patens, 200 seashore paspalum, Deadman’s Island on April 25 to 130 sea purslane, 30 evening plant a variety of dune grasses primroses and 20 iva frutes- and other plants to help stabilize cents. the sand on the north end of the “This is the first day of an island. ongoing planting process that ABOVE: Buz Eddy, Gulf Those helping included will run until late spring, early Breeze City Manager (bottom Shelley Alexander and Ben summer,” said Alexander. “The right), helps plant sand stabiliz- Russell of Coastal Aquatics best time to plant is in the spring ing grasses on Deadman’s Managed Areas (CAMA); Buz and fall, so Island. The April 25 planting Eddy, Gulf Breeze City we will RIGHT: Students from Gulf effort was the first work of the Manager; Heather Reed, project resume the Breeze High School con- restoration project that was manager from Ecological planting in struct a nursery. The nursery actually done on the island. Consulting Services; Lorie the fall.” was built to serve as a place Over 600 plants were deposited Caine and Frederique Perret of Gulf to prepare the plants that in all. Dune Doctors; and Charlie Breeze High are to be sent to Deadman’s School is Switzer, a Gulf Breeze resident Island. Teachers Grace also con- interested in saving the island. French and Mariette Scott Page/ tributing to Gulf Breeze News All of the plants transported Stevenson are guiding the to the island are native to the the effort by efforts of GBHS students. area and were paid for by the building a $20,000 Five Star Grant. Dune nursery to Doctors, a beach erosion and house plants Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News

Johnson Johnson earns academic honors at UF

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Daniel K. Johnson of Gulf Breeze, a student at the University of Florida, has been selected for membership in the Delta Epsilon Iota Academic Honor Society. Johnson is a graduate of Gulf Breeze High School and the son of Laverne Baker and Dennis Johnson. He is majoring in Finance and will graduate from UF in May 2009. Delta Epsilon Iota was estab- lished in order to recognize and encourage academic excellence in all fields of study. The orga- nization rewards outstanding students through financial scholarships, provides leader- ship opportunities to its mem- bers, and promotes the princi- ples of Dedication, Enthusiasm and Initiative among students participating in higher educa- tion throughout the United States. Students qualify on the basis of academic achievement. Prospective members must have completed a minimum of 30 semester hours at an accred- ited college or university, while maintaining a 3.30 cumulative grade point average or a scholastic ranking within the top 15 percent of their class. Johnson plans to intern this summer with O’Sullivan Creel accounting and consulting firm through the Pensacola Young Professionals internship pro- gram.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 1, 2008 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Human friends invited to Chamber’s Pet Fest 2008 On Saturday, May 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce will host Pet Fest 2008 at Shoreline presents... Bark Park located across from the South Santa Rosa Recreation Center (800 Shoreline Drive) in Gulf Breeze. of the Pet Fest 2008 co-chairs Talk ByT Bettyown Archer Allen Barbara Bonowicz of Mediacom and Limarie Rodriguez, DVM women between 12 and 18 years tinuing with great success. from Gulf Breeze Animal old ; 13- Art Education (class- District Governor P.C. Wu Hospital said, “The committee room teachers, professors and presented an award to Sam voted unanimously to invite pets instructors in public and private Foreman for his work with the to bring their human friends institutions); 14- Commun- Group Study Exchange and to again this year!” ications (individuals and/or pub- Bill Delavan and Dana Morris for Seven area veterinarians will lic and private print, radio, televi- their presentations at Rotary provide educational information sion, journalism, advertising, Youth Leadership Awards on flea control, heart-worm dis- public relations, writers, publish- (RYLA). ease, micro-chipping, exotic pets ers and public speakers); 15- and more. Corporate (businesses who sup- Wild, Wacky, This happening will include port and promote the arts); 16- Wonderful Red Hats The ladies of the Wild, Wacky, Wonderful Red Hats of Navarre and Gulf Breeze from are going pet contests, door prizes, celebri- Community Service non-profit The latest adventure for the on an outing to the zoo. Seated, from left: Jenny Aylward, Margie Henson, Rita White. stand- ties, music, demonstrations, a pet agencies and community-based Wild, Wacky, Wonderful Red ing: Joyce Horgan, Peggy Gray, Ann Tindell, Mary Fournier. parade and more. Last year, organizations); 17- Public Hats of Navarre and Gulf Breeze more than 300 pets and 1,000 of Agencies (local, county, state, began with lunch at Cocodries’ their human friends enjoyed the federal public agencies who rep- Restaurant on Navarre Beach. Emmett and Judy McCabe pro- showed the club the new ZZ son.” contests, activities and fun. resent their constituents well and From there they went to the Zoo vided a delicious array of refresh- Plant, Zamioculas Zamifolia. The Upside-down pots are fun and Sponsorships and vendor space who support issues that benefit of Northwest Florida in Gulf ments. The panoramic bird’s-eye ZZ Plant is going to replace the great for growing in small spaces, are still available. Admission is the arts; and 18- Volunteer. Breeze. view of Pensacola Beach, and popular Lucky Bamboo. It is a and tomatoes can be grown in $5. Proof of rabies vaccination All nominees will receive The ladies in their full head orchids and bromeliads blooming very drought-tolerant, tender them. The key to success is using for pets is required. invitations to the awards ceremo- pieces of bright, red feathers and in pots created a tropical atmos- tropical plant that stores water in proper soil and frequent water- For more information, call the ny and winners will not be purple outfits were a sight to phere. a tuber and will grow 18-24 inch- ing. Chamber at (850) 932-7888 or go revealed until that evening. behold for some of the critters at Following the business meet- es tall in light shade. Hiller’s discussion of “weird” to: www.gulfbreezechamber.com Nominees in categories 1-13 and the Zoo and some of the visitors ing, President Ellen Webb intro- “There are determinate and plants was amusing and educa- No. 18 must live or work in Santa as well. Membership in the Wild duced the speaker, Marge Hiller, indeterminate tomatoes,” Hiller tional. For example, the Rafflesia GFWC Milton Woman’s Rosa County. Nominees in cate- Wacky Wonderful Red Hats is Santa Rosa Master Gardener. Her said. “The determinate fruit tends Arnoldi is the world’s largest Club, Inc gories 14-17 may be from Santa limited to 15. Margie Henson, topic was New and Unusual to ripen all at once whereas the flower and can grow over three Perennials and Annuals. Hiller new viney indeterminate toma- feet wide, weigh up to 15 pounds, The Milton Woman’s Club is Rosa or Escambia County but Queen Mother, toes ripen throughout the sea- and smells like rotten meat. seeking nominations for out- must support the arts in Santa says, “If you are standing women or young ladies Rosa County. interested in joining who are worthy of an award for Nomination forms are avail- us for fun and sis- their contribution to the arts. able by calling (850) 623-9635 or terly companion- There are many awards to be by e-mailing ship, please give IREMAN won for the Second Annual [email protected]. Deadline me a call at 936- F Women In The Arts Awards at 7 for receiving nominations is May 5753. We welcome p.m. June 17 in the Santa Rosa 10. ladies of Pink Hat Termite & Pest Control County Auditorium. The public is below 50 years of encouraged to nominate women, Gulf Breeze age and Red Hat “To The Rescue Since 1977” agencies and businesses that sup- Rotary Club ages for those older Gulf Breeze port the arts in Santa Rosa The Rotary Golf Tournament than 50.” County. The event is sponsored at The Moors Country Club net- 932-9288 ! in part by a grant received from ted approximately $19,000. The Hoe ‘n Hum the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival. Group Study Exchange from Garden Club Nominations can be made in France will join their host fami- Hoe ‘n Hum lies in Gulf Breeze and Pensacola the following categories: 1- Garden Club met Hoe ‘n Hum Garden Club learn about shortly. The Ethics in Business Artist-Visual; 2- Drama; 3-Voice; for its March meet- weird plants. Master Gardener Marge 4- Instrument; 5- Dance; 6- luncheon is scheduled for ing at the lovely Hiller is standing beside Hoe ‘n Hum Literary; categories 7-12 are the Monday May 5th. The Help home of Sue Huff. Garden Club President Ellen Webb who is same as the first six but for young Them Call Home project is con- Hostesses Georgia holding a ZZ Plant.

Since 1979 WEDDINGS Mikul, Panos exchange vows in Atlanta Amy Juanita Mikul and peter, and Mr. Scott Atchison, the groom, served as Best Man. George Alexander Panos were organist. The bride was escorted Groomsmen were Arthur Bryan married June 30, 2007 at and given in marriage by her Baer, Erling Ryan Chappelle, Peachtree Road United father. Joseph Ticknor King, Joshua Methodist Church in Atlanta. Attending the bride as Taylor Kivett and Stanley The bride is the daughter of Matron of Honor was Lorena Leland Merritt Jr. Mr. And Mrs. Allen R. Mikul of Roltsch Cornwell. The Zachary Lane Shackelford Pelham, Ala., and formerly of Bridesmaids were Vickie Beth was ring bearer. Reader was Gulf Breeze. The groom is the Blumenthal, Allison Tate Michael Henry Harris. son of Dr. George Panos of Capell, Kristy Michelle Croll, Dancing and fellowship was Columbus, Ga., and the late Leah Colby VanLeuven and held at the Capitol City Club of Elizabeth Badger Panos. Christine Burnett Zollenberg. Atlanta. Following a honey- The Rev. Charles Gardner Junior Bridesmaid was Kristina moon on the Greek Islands and officiated at the ceremony. Lynn Mikul. Olivia Katherine in Athens, Greece, the couple Special music was provided by Mikul was flower girl, and now reside in Atlanta. Mrs. George Panos soprano Mrs. Joy Morris Melissa Ann Miller, program The bride is a banking center Nelson, a sorority sister of the attendant. manager for the Royal Bank of product liability attorney for an bride, Mr. Kevin Lyons, trum- Dr. George Panos, father of Canada, and the groom is a international law firm.

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A May 1, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON 2007 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ 2nd Place Religion Writing ■ 1st Place Sports Section ■ 1st Place Individual Graphic Are you doing anything differently to compensate for rising gas CO-PUBLISHERS /EDITORS: Lisa Newell prices? Victoria Papajohn

EDITOR: Joe Culpepper Tiered school scheduling a good move

SPORTS EDITOR: A raging debate lately has But it was the right thing to Jason Thompson prompted this question: Are we do. in a recession? Escambia County is strongly ADVERTISING SALES: Experts and pundits have considering eliminating a num- Pam Randall argued for months that our ber of teaching positions. That country is in an economic slow- will add more people to the OFFICE MANAGER: down, halting just short of unemployment rolls, just adding Karen Murphy declaring a bona fide recession. to the misery for the working Gasoline prices are downright middle class that is barely able “Yes. my husband and I have had to park our Hummer and GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: ridiculous, food prices are soar- to keep its nose above water. ing, your neighbor’s house is out of its $296 million budget The plan – characterized by My child might have to prac- start driving a Saturn.” Art Director Lisa Blocker, Nikola Stamenkovich under foreclosure and thousands and reduce spending by another District 5 School Board mem- tice athletics early in the day, or Gulf Breeze Jessica Bowie of people are losing their jobs $2 million. ber Ed Gray III of Gulf Breeze finish a math test by 3:45 p.m. every day. Rather than plan cuts that as “the lesser of the evils” – The wife and I might have to CONTRIBUTORS: Everybody I talk to agrees would drastically threaten will stagger teachers’ and stu- make sacrifices to see to it that Betty Archer Allen we’ve been in a recession for classroom performance and dents’ arrival and dismissal our daughter can participate in T. “Bubba” Bechtol nearly a year. teaching jobs, the District times. extracurricular activities. Bette Boyle The Santa Rosa County chose to implement a contro- Yes, it will create some But it’s a small price to pay Pam Brannon School District is dealing with a versial three-tier bus schedule inconvenience and headaches when so many are dealing with Hannah Bunning recession of its own. Early this that will require significantly for parents and their children recession. Steffaney Clark year, the District was mandated fewer buses and save it about until they get accustomed to And that includes the bean Scott Page by the state to cut $2.3 million $1.3 million next school year. the new schedules. counters in the School District. Chuck Randle “No. I’m just having to pay Member: Accident assessment makes no sense more for gas.” Florida Press Association Tiffany Ford, So, let me get this straight. tion within the design and con- Gulf Breeze National Newspaper Assn. I live in Navarre and work in Letters to the Editor struction industry, driving up Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Pensacola. I drive through Gulf the cost of doing business in of Commerce (“2003 Small Breeze 10 times a week, some- I’ve never caused an accident attempt to lower property taxes; Florida. Every business that Business of the Year”) times more if I need to go to and I hope I never do, but this however the approximately $10 relies on contracting with others Pensacola Beach Chamber Pensacola on the weekends. I idea is for the birds! billion budgetary hole thus cre- will be hurt by these taxes as occasionally stop in Gulf will the consumer. of Commerce ated will still need to be filled. Breeze for gas, groceries, phar- Rhonda O’Grady To recoup that loss, new taxes This is the time when this Pensacola Chamber macy items or the library, but if Navarre will have to be created. Commission could do more to of Commerce I happen to cause an accident in Legislators will be forced to help with Florida’s economy; Navarre Tourist Gulf Breeze, they want to TBRC headed place a sales tax on services in however, they are on a track that Development Council charge me an additional $215 in wrong direction order to fill this hole. will only negatively impact us Santa Rosa County Chamber for the accident. CP0002 will affect everyone, further. The information they “No. I live on Pensacola Beach What lamebrain came up including the free-falling con- are presenting is inaccurate, and and I work here [in Gulf of Commerce Every 20 years, the Florida with that scheme? struction industry. Commission members should Breeze]. It’s still unpleasant Constitution requires that the Tax LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Do we charge him or her to The construction industry is admit that they are not lowering when I have to fill up.” News welcomes your opinion. and Budget Reform Commission drive through Santa Rosa declining, and the new taxes taxes but are in fact creating Dr. Richard Jacobs We reserve the right to edit a (TBRC) convene to examine the County because he or she wants will only stall it further. In the new taxes. Pensacola Beach letter to fit space available. We state’s budgetary process, the to go to Fort Walton Beach or April 2008 issue of Southeast Before proposing such radi- do not accept letters containing revenue needs and expenditure Navarre and causes an accident? Construction magazine, cal changes to our constitution, a personal attack on any indi- processes, as well as analyze the Does this person not go any- McGraw-Hill reported that the members of the TBRC should vidual. Letters must be limited appropriateness of the tax struc- to one per month from an indi- where other than Gulf Breeze? “value of new Florida (con- educate themselves on the con- ture and governmental produc- vidual writer. If we receive form They just drive around in Gulf struction) contracts declined by sequences of this bad proposal. tivity and efficiency. letters, we will print only the first Breeze, and that’s it? 43 percent in January, compared We encourage at a minimum, The members of this com- one we receive. Include your Gulf Breeze is already known to the same period of a year ago. further meetings to fully vet this mission - making decisions and name, address and daytime as a speed trap. Do you want to In January, the value of new proposal, or better yet, a recon- proposing potentially harmful phone number. make it known as the most contracts totaled just over $2.5 sideration of their votes approv- amendments to the Constitution ridiculous place to drive billion, down from the previous ing CP0002. CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze - are not elected. News is committed to accuracy through, too? Why not start January total of about $4.4 bil- charging a toll to get in and out Their current plan (CP0002) Donald T. Yoshino and wants to hear from you if we lion.” “I’m doing everything different- of Gulf Breeze? That’s another includes removing the Required President, Florida Association need to make a correction or This proposal will force dou- ly. I’m an independent contrac- way to make money! Local Effort (RLE) in an American Institute of Architects clarification. Please email us bling, tripling, or more in taxa- tor that does a lot of work in at [email protected] with the subject line Perdido Key, Orange Beach and CORRECTION or Gulf Shores area. I won’t drive CLARIFICATION. Or, call It’s May, so thank a member of the service over there now unless I’ve got (850) 932-8986 during three or four jobs at once.” office hours and ask for Today is May 1, the beginning of Some of these veter- Jim Pilurs news or sports departments. Military Appreciation Month. ans are meeting their Pensacola Beach ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze A lot of organizations are offering dis- neighbors and discov- News will not be responsible for counts to active duty and retired military ering they lived a block quality or discoloration in ads personnel to show their appreciation. But or two from a fellow provided by the advertiser or its how can one show enough gratitude to those WWII vet, never agents. who are laying their lives on the line in the knowing that the other interest of protecting you and me so we can shared similar experi- Gulf Breeze News is published weekly on Thursdays for $30 live our lives uninterrupted by war? ences and pain. per year by Gulf Breeze News Lately, Gulf Breeze News has had the In our area, there are Publishing, Inc. Periodical privilege of telling about some of the World many retired career military personnel who serving as a signalman on a boat in the postage paid at Gulf Breeze, War II veterans who live in our area. They followed Uncle Sam’s orders to Korea, European theatre. Growing up, I never fully Florida. USPS # 021819. came from all over the United States, those Vietnam, Grenada, Iraq, Afghanistan, appreciated the danger he faced crossing the Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- young men and women who answered the Kosovo and other conflicts, leaving behind Atlantic where German submarines could tions. POSTMASTER: Please call to defend freedom overseas when many their families, their safety and their comfort. send you to the depths while you slept. He “Yes. I’m simply not driving as send address changes to of them had scarcely been outside their tiny Many of these servicemen and women kept his memories private, so I can only Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box much. I’m also consolidating trips hamlets. volunteered to place their careers, educa- speculate about the fear he felt. and planning them in advance.” 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Some of their memories are still too tions and personal lives on hold while they So, to all you retired and active duty ser- All content is copyrighted Kathy Schlecht painful to verbalize, even after 65-plus served their country. vicemen and women, we salute you for all 2008. Advertising rates are Gulf Breeze available upon request. years. My own father served in World War II, your sacrifices and say, “Thank You.”

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 1, 2008 7A Seniors/Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Tumble into creek made excursion more memorable At a certain point, my drink and a snack. the sunset at the new Plaza ■ assistant Brownie Scout The walk downhill to the De Luna Park overlooking The government estimates leader and I decided we had creek was relatively unevent- Pensacola Bay from Palafox a lifestyle of poor diet and had enough of visiting ‘points ful - no one dragging behind, Pier, it is time to experience it lack of exercise contributes to of interest’ and local places in and no falling or scraped and the live entertainment the early death of nearly the city of Philadelphia. We knees. When we arrived, we presented in one of our area’s 600,000 Americans every decided one particular day all sat down to eat, enjoying newest, nicest locations. year. If you are old enough to that it would be great to take the feeling of accomplish- Performances are held be reading this, you were a hike in the famous ment. every Thursday from 5:30 obviously too smart to Wissahickon woods. A few girls finished their p.m. until dark at the end of become part of this statistic! We piled the Brownies in snacks and began walking extended and tried to con- very wet shoes, squishing the Palafox Pier in Pensacola. ■ my trusty blue and white ‘56 across a stone dam that vince her she could walk out every step of the way. The “Sunset Vignettes” Here’s a laugh or two: Buick convertible with the stretched across the water. of the shallow water. “Well,” I said, “I guess include a variety of profes- At a car repair shop: “I top down and parked the cars They crossed without inci- I finally had to take off my next week we’ll have to go sional and amateur musicians couldn’t repair your brakes, at the top of a long hill about dent as the rest of us shoes and stockings and walk downtown and visit the Betsy and performers. Best of all, it so I made your horn louder.” two miles from our destina- watched. in after her myself. Then I Ross House.” is completely free! Definition of “shin:” A tion, the Valley Green Inn. Suddenly, one of the girls understood what all the As I recounted this tale at You can call Becky Bray at device for finding furniture in The Inn was a historic white- slipped and fell into the shal- shrieking was about. That home that evening, my three- 435-1695 for more informa- the dark. washed stone lodge with low but cold creek water. water was cold! year old said, “Hey, Mom, are tion. It’s a wonderfully relax- Something to ponder: What attached riding stables, set on There were shrieks and tears It was a very slow trip back you having fun yet?” ing way to spend an evening, happens if you get ‘scared the Wissahickon Creek, and a as we rushed over and leaned up the hill to the car, what ■ no matter what your age half to death’ -- twice? perfect place to stop off for a over the water with our hands with my weepy scout in her If you have not yet enjoyed group. See you next week! OBITUARIES

DONALD W. HURD SR. Thomas Perry, mother Dorothy er, Robert Joyner and his wife care and kindness. Purkerson of San Jacineo, Calif.; Rose Lawn Funeral Home. 1937 - 2008 Kime, sister Sandra Holland and Carol Joyner and their sons, Donations can be made to six grandchildren, David, Ashley, Donations may be made to the brother Thomas Perry Jr., all of who were his godsons, Jack Covenant Hospice in the name Devin, Dakota, Amber and American Heart Association, Des Moines; eight grandchildren; Joyner and Brian Randal Joyner. Dyson; and many nieces, 4400 Bayou Boulevard, Donald W. of Randy Joyner. and loving family members Mac Many nieces, nephews, aunts, nephews and cousins. Pensacola. Hurd, Sr., 70, Fenner, L.D. and Dorothy Fenner, uncles and cousins continue on, Funeral services were at of Gulf Breeze DAVID A. PURKERSON and Lee and Margaret Paul. knowing their lives were made died at home 1944 - 2008 The family would like to give a special by Randy. He is also sur- April 24, 2008, special thanks to Imogene, Trisha, vived by his father and mother- after battling David Purkerson, 63, of Gulf and everyone that helped fill her in-law, Andrew and Gloria Progressive Breeze, loving son of deceased days with joy and laughter. You Szlaga. He was the son they Supranuclear parents John and Cova meant the world to her. Also, never had. He took care of Palsy for six Purkerson, passed away thanks to all the wonderful people them, and they were so proud to years. Thursday, April 17, 2008 at the Hurd at Hospice. call him “son.” He leaves behind Hurd was Shands Hospital in Gainesville. Services were Sunday at Rose numerous, loving and caring born Nov. 22, 1937, in Fairview, He was born on Sept. 17, Lawn Funeral Home in Gulf friends, co-workers, business Ohio. He was preceded in death 1944 in Indianapolis, Ind. He Breeze. Memorial contributions associates and his special by grandson, Adam Castleberry, graduated from Ben Davis High can be made to The Ocean friend, his buddy, and “car-buy- 16, of Pensacola. He is survived School and received a B.S. Conservancy, 1300 19th Street ing” partner, Mike Dykes. by his wife Ann Kell Hurd, Gulf degree in Industrial NW, 8th floor, Washington, DC, Randy was preceded in death Breeze; sons, Donald Jr. , Kelly Management from Purdue 20036. by his maternal grandparents, Hurd, Gene Hurd and Erin Hurd, University and a M.S. degree in Robert and Grace Coleman; his all of Gulf Breeze; two daugh- Management from SUNY- paternal grandparents, Carvin ters, Donna Sherrer and hus- RANDY JOYNER Buffalo. and Mildred Joyner, and several band Craig of Woodstock, Ga., 1956 - 2008 He worked in Buffalo, N.Y., at loved aunts, uncles and cousins. and Natalie Hurd of Gulf Breeze, Marine Midland Bank and then Randy worked for Motorola 13 grandchildren and seven My best located his family to Herndon, for over 30 years. During that great grandchildren; two sisters, friend, my Va., where he worked in banking time, he excelled and attained Nancy Statford of Vermilion, love, my soul- and at Sallie Mae (the Student every honor and accolade Ohio, and Betsy Slivcoff of Simi mate, left for Loan Marketing Association). Motorola offered. One year, he Valley, Calif., as well as a host of his final He was a resident of Gulf was even named “Salesman of relatives throughout Pensacola adventure Breeze for the past 10 years, the World.” It was always said and Gulf Breeze, Northern Ohio, April 20, during which time he owned and that Randy Joyner could sell Tennessee and Arizona. 2008. Randy operated the Sanford Rose- anything, and he did it with Hurd owned Golden Crescent was a self- Pensacola Executive Search integrity and honesty. Electric in Lorain and Elyria, made man of Firm. David belonged to the He also had his own company Ohio, from 1964 to 1971. He many talents. Joyner Pensacola Beach Boat Club and - Golden Rule Custom Homes. moved to Gulf Breeze, where he He was an the Pensacola Beach Yacht He has built many custom owned Hurd Electric from 1972 to exemplary businessman, sales- Club. homes in the Gulf Breeze area. 1990. He then took an opportuni- man and homebuilder. He He is survived by his loving Each was built as if it were his ty to work at Universal Studios as believed a man should give 110- wife of 40 years, Margie; three own, and he gave his company a pyro-technician, electrician and percent to everything he did or children, Jennifer Kirk of that name because he so stuntman until 1993. He returned not do it at all. As accomplished Leesburg, Va., Lori Broadhurst GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA believed it was an honor to build to Gulf Breeze and worked part- and successful as he was, he of Gulf Breeze, and Christopher 932-9434 477-5656 someone’s home and he should time in the electrical business believed his family, “his girls,” Purkerson of Greensboro, N.C.; 41 Fairpoint Drive 9400 University Pkwy “do unto others.” He was also Suite F In Baptist Medical Park until the disease overtook his were his most important two sisters, Wilma McNieve of part owner, with his father and physical ability. achievement. Above all, his girls Indianapolis, Ind., and Margie brothers, in High Grade Frank Lachowsky, MD, PA ------Hurd is the first person in this came first, and he relished every Johnson of Middleburg; two Fabrication and was a licensed Asthma Board Certified Allergy & Immunology area to donate his brain for moment he had with them. We brothers, Harold Purkerson of real estate agent. research Progressive Supra- always knew how blessed we Indianapolis, Ind., and Richard Randy loved Florida State nuclear Palsy Society. He made were to call Randy Joyner football, classic cars, Colorado, this important decision to help oth- Husband, Daddy and Papa. golf and taking his girls anyplace ers because there is no known His surviving girls are his in the world they wanted to go. What's In A Name? cause or cure for this deadly brain wife, to whom he was devoted He loved being with his many disease. for 33 years, Cyndey Joyner; his Ask More Than 20,000 Satisfied Patients friends and celebrating life. He Services will be Saturday, May daughter, who is so much like wasn’t a materialistic man, but 3, at 4 p.m. at Rose Lawn Funeral him, Miranda Kristine Joyner; his he loved his yellow Corvette Home in Gulf Breeze. Donations youngest daughter, who thought THE convertible - his trophy when he to Emerald Coast Hospice of her daddy could do anything, thought he was cancer-free. Pensacola may be made in lieu of Caitlin Angela Joyner; and his MCCOLLOUGH Randy had a down-home flowers. shining light, his angel, his 4- year-old granddaughter, Ainsley sense of humor that could tickle PLASTIC SURGERY CLINIC PATRICIA A. FENNER Grace Joyner. We will miss him everyone. Through the years, his girls brought many dogs into founded by world-renowned facial plastic surgeon 1944 - 2008 so much, but we will do every- thing with him in mind. We will his life, and he would say “even make him proud. His grand- they were females.” His latest Patricia A. Fenner, 63, of Gulf Dr. E. Gaylon McCollough daughter will never be allowed to buddies, MacKenzie and Breeze, passed on April 24, forget the great man she had Susannah stood constant vigil. peer selected as one of 2008, after a courageous four- such a short time to know. That He loved to joke with people and year battle with cancer. "America's Top Plastic Surgeons" was his final wish - “don’t let her say, “Hey, a good-looking guy Fenner was born Sept. 20, forget her Papa.” like me should be surrounded by and 1944, in St. Louis. She graduat- Randy was a busy man who beautiful women!” ed from Lincoln High School in "Best Doctors in America" wore many hats, but he seldom Services for Randy were held Des Moines, Iowa, in 1962 and missed a t-ball game, a basket- Thursday, April 24, at Gulf moved to Gulf Breeze in 1969. ball game, a softball game or a Breeze United Methodist Church Also Available for Body and Breast Surgery She had a 35-year career with cheerleading event. He so with our friend, the Rev. Ruth Laboratory Corporation of enjoyed coaching his daughters’ Knights, officiating. Burial will fol- Dr. Stephen E. Metzinger America, leaving the company teams. Randy was born Roy low at Rose Lawn Cemetery. as an Administrative Supervisor. Dr. Nathan W. Patterson Randal Joyner to his devoted The family would like to thank Fenner was preceded in death by and loving parents, Roy and Hope Medical Group and the her son, Everett E. Fenner. She is Dr. Melanie Petro Rosetta Joyner. He is survived wonderful “angels” at Covenant survived by her son and daughter-in- by his brother, Ronald (Melissa) Hospice, especially Toni, Rose Call law Robert and Linda Fenner, and Joyner, and his brother, Rick and Sandria. We would also like son and daughter-in-law Karl and Joyner. He is also survived by to give special thanks to Dr. Sara Fenner, Gulf Breeze; father 1-868-468-7600 his special devoted baby broth- William Howe for his sincere

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He and “We’ve rescued cats and bird situation until we arrived A bird that flew the coop his family tried unsuccessfully birds from trees before, but it’s on scene. wound up stranding his owner to coax the stubborn bird to the not an everyday occurrence,” “When we reached him, high and dry. ground. said Lt. Clayton Miller, (Fuller) was conscious, alert ... Midway Fire District person- Fuller climbed the tree and spokesman for Midway Fire just fine. He was thankful we nel rescued James Fuller, 51, of caught the parrot but was unable District. could get him down without let- Pins Lane on April 21 after to get down. The family called “This was interesting because ting go of his bird.” Best Happy Hour Fuller daringly climbed approx- Midway Fire District for assis- we got the call about a high- Ladder trucks typically are on the Beach! imately 30 feet up a pine tree to tance, and crews arrived within angle rescue. 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Ten years later, he the world Buy one entree, shared a favorite legend about premiere of SPECIAL TO GULF BREEZE NEWS get second entree the creation of the flute with ‘Siyotanka.’ Gulf Breeze News theatre veteran and co- [email protected] writer/director Dr. Stephen C. Submitted 1/2 OFF 400 QuietwaterBeach Rd. photo Not valid with any other offers Pensacola Beach Lott. Their five-year collabora- Expires May 15, 2008 (On the Portofino Boardwalk) Darien DeMaria, a Gulf tion culminated in the stage pro- (850)916-CCABO(2226) Breeze High freshman, Kyle duction of Siyotanka in April at Golden, a Gulf Breeze junior, PLT. Michael DeMaria per- formed an original score live acting in plays in elementary and psychologist Dr. Michael school. He performed in the DeMaria, a 1980 Gulf Breeze during each performance. 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Dennis Remesch/Special to the News Karen Lorenz, far right, cannot hide her joy over the This Cinco de Mayo, gather the Ortega's line of products, announcement that RE/MAX on the Coast will be whole family together and enjoy a visit www.ortega.com. moving next to Marble Slab Creamery in the Sea true Mexican fiesta like Mama Shell Collections Shopping Center later this year. Ortega would have thrown over Taco Rice and Beans From left, Agents Dione Dunn, Darcy Meredith, 100 years ago. With mariachi music, dancing, piñatas and tradi- Prep time: 5 minutes Catherine Schoonmaker and Deb Russell Start to finish: 15 minutes tional homemade Mexican meals, applaud the decision. Serves 4 Mama's fiestas were always a favorite with family, friends and 2 tablespoons olive oil especially her 13 children! RE/MAX on the 1 medium onion, diced The flavors and smells of Mama's homemade meals still 1 package (1.25 ounces) Ortega Taco Seasoning Mix Coast to move to taste great today, but are easier to 1 cup water create - and more fun to eat! Her legendary meals inspired today's 1 can (15 ounces) black Sea Shell beans, drained convenient and great tasting 2 cups cooked rice Ortega Mexican products. Collections Center Achieve authentic fiesta flavors 1/4 cup Ortega Thick & Chunky Salsa by using crisp and crunchy Ortega Sherlyn Waghalter, Broker/Owner of RE/MAX on the taco shells made with whole ker- nel corn, topped with slow sim- In skillet, heat oil over Coast, announced Friday that she will be moving her Gulf medium heat. Add onion; mered Ortega Taco Sauce and Serves 6 2 green onions, white and green Breeze office to the Sea Shell Collections Shopping cook 3 minutes. Add taco season- authentic fire-roasted green parts, diced Center by December first of this year. chiles. Ortega's zesty Mexican ing mix and water. Stir until com- 1 cup margarita mix 1 Ortega Soft Taco Kit - includes bined and slightly thickened. Add "I am excited to be joining this premiere location in seasonings and fresh-tasting sal- 1 cup Ortega Taco Sauce, 10 soft tortillas, beans, rice and salsa; stir. Cook 5 Gulf Breeze. We will have the opportunity to reach and sas are perfect for adding flavor to divided 1 package (1.25 ounces) taco sea serve both local buyers and the tourist market," Waghalter your favorite snack, casserole, dip minutes more or until contents are 2 pounds raw shrimp (21 to soning mix and 1 3 OZ. heated through. praises. "We will have a new office layout conducive to or soup! 30), Peeled and deveined package taco sauce the way Realtors do business today. Realtors are mobile, So, gather the family together 3 tablespoons Ortega Diced Cooking spray with the use of laptops and blackber- and enjoy a fiesta of flavors with Grilled Margarita Shrimp Green Chiles 1 tomato, diced ries and the new space will be effi- Ortega. For other great recipe Prep time: 40 minutes 1/4 cup cilantro, chopped ciently designed to afford the realtors ideas or to learn more about Start to finish: 50 minutes In large bowl, pour margarita 1/2 cup sour cream access to the latest technology. We mix and 1/2 cup taco sauce over know this location will be the center shrimp and toss well. Marinate In mixing bowl, combine diced of activity in Gulf Breeze and for the in refrigerator 30 minutes or up ham, cream cheese, lime zest, beach. We believe it is a great move to 2 hours. green onions and half of taco sea- for our clients and our agents." Preheat grill until sizzling soning packet contained in soft hot, about 15 minutes. Grill taco kit. Heat large skillet on "A lot of our current customers shrimp 4 minutes on each side medium and spray with cooking come to us from our strong national or until pink. spray. Spread about 1 teaspoon and international brand awareness, Waghalter Combine remaining 1/2 cup taco sauce onto a flour tortilla and our web presence (Remax.com), and taco sauce with green chiles to then spread about 1/4 cup this new location will afford us the strongest physical use as dipping sauce. ham/cream cheese mixture on top. location possible," says Waghalter. Place tortilla-side down onto hot RE/MAX on the Coast will be located next to Marble Ham and Cheese skillet and top with another flour Slab Creamery on the Daniel Drive side of the center. Quesadillas tortilla. Heat about 4 minutes, "We all know that the real estate market has been experi- until bottom of tortilla is browned; encing difficult times," says Sam Waghalter. “However, Prep time: 10 minutes spray top of the other tortilla and RE/MAX on the Coast is proactively investing now to Start to finish: 20 minutes flip. Cook another 4 minutes and better serve our customers and community in future. We Serves 5 repeat with remaining quesadillas. know our actions today will translate into a better future 1/2 pound cooked ham, Cook two at a time if skillet is for our agents, our community and our customers. diced large enough. Cut into wedges and Ironically, Sherlyn began her career in real estate shortly 3/4 cup cream cheese, top with tomato, cilantro and sour before 911 and RE/MAX on the Coast opened a month softened cream and serve. Zest of one lime after Hurricane Ivan when most people would not start a business. We don't look at obstacles - we look at possibil- ities. We are committed to this community and will con- tinue to support the opportunities it provides." And the agents are excited as well. "I'm so excited to be associated with a real estate company with progressive and positive thinking," praises realtor Dennis Remesch. Veteran realtor and beach specialist Conna O’Donovan agrees. “The new location has the best visibility and is the ‘hot spot’ of Gulf Breeze. There are so many people in town and on the beach who cannot wait for it to open,” she says. “In fact, when we moved here from St. Petersburg 26 years ago, my mom called Publix and told them they really needed to come up here! The timing could not be better now and RE/MAX on the Coast will be right there, ready to help the community with all their real estate needs.” “This is a very exciting time in the life of RE/MAX on the Coast, and I am honored to be a part of it,” exudes Realtor Terri Davidson. “I know this prominent location will ignite sales for our clients!”

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 1, 2008 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Naval Aviation Museum Foundation’s Annual Symposium lands next week Astronauts, POWs and mili- sonnel, training, deployment have two children. They live in For ticket information call tary officers are all part of the schedules and more. THINGS TO DO the heartland. They're respected 850-432-2042 or visit Naval Aviation Museum All panels conclude with a members of their church and /www.pensacolalittletheatre.com. general public. For more infor- graduates of the Navy School of Foundation’s 22nd Annual question & answer session. their community. When Roy and mation or to reserve your seat, Music in Norfolk, Va. Symposium May 7–9 at the Previous symposia subjects Irma go to their pastor for mar- call the Naval Aviation Museum Bring your lawn chair and 24th annual National Naval Aviation have included: the Battles of riage counseling, Roy confesses Foundation at 800-327-5002 or join the celebration of our ser- Pensacola Crawfish Museum aboard Pensacola Midway and of Coral Sea; that he's a woman trapped in a 850-453-2389, or go online to vicemen and women with a Naval Air Station. Beginning in American Aces; Medal of man's body and would like to Creole Fiesta download a registration form at night of spicy song straight from 1987, the Symposium series Honor recipients; the Mercury, have a sex change. But their The 24th Annual Pensacola NavalAviationMuseum.org. the Big Easy! aims to preserve the rich history Gemini, Apollo and Space bond as a couple is stronger than Crawfish Festival will be held in The free concert is the first in and proud heritage of Naval Shuttle programs; Flying Tigers either of them imagined, and Bartram Park, located on beauti- the twenty-two week concert Aviation by highlighting histori- and Black Sheep Squadrons; the Bands on the eventually Irma finds a way to ful Pensacola Bay in downtown series, featuring artists perform- cal events in which U.S. Naval Korean and Vietnam Wars; Beach is back make peace with this unfath- Pensacola on May 2, 3, and 4. ing a wide variety of musical Aviation has played a major Operation Desert Storm and The 2008 Bands on the omable situation and accept her The event is one of the largest styles. All concerts are provided role. Iraqi Freedom; and Blue Beach summer concert series transformed husband as her life- crawfish boils in the state. and organized by the Santa Rosa Each May, the symposium Angels. opens in a big way from 7– 9 long mate. Festival hours are: Island Authority (SRIA). No ■ averages nearly 3,000 guests, The Foundation’s distin- p.m., Tuesday, May 6 at the They not only have to wrestle Friday, May 2 from 5 to 10 pets are allowed and glass is ranging from active and retired guished guest speakers have Pensacola Beach Gulfside with the meaning of their mar- p.m. prohibited. ■ flag officers to aerospace indus- included former President Bush, Pavilion with the lively sounds riage, they must deal with the Saturday, May 3 from 10 For more information, call try executives. Young Naval Governor Jeb Bush, Senators of the United States Navy Band delicate dynamics of their fami- a.m. to 10 p.m. the SRIA at 850-932-2257 or go ■ officers, sailors and Marines John Warner, Jake Garn, Connie New Orleans. The 16-member ly as well. explores the com- Sunday, May 4 from 11 a.m. online to www.visitpensaco- undergoing training in Mack and John McCain, ensemble will light up the night plexities of marriage, family to 5 p.m. labeach.com. Pensacola are also invited, Secretaries of the Navy with big band, jazz and patriotic and deconstructs the very notion Daily admission to the festival along with the Museum Lehman, Webb, Garrett, Danzig music. of love. is $5 for adults, with free admis- Foundation’s numerous mem- and Winter, Under Secretaries The evening begins with the ‘Looking for The show will run May 2, 3 sion to children under 12. A bers and guests and the general of the Navy Hultin and Pirie, unveiling of the Coast Guard Normal’ at PLT and 4. The Friday and Saturday weekend pass is available for public. Chiefs of Naval Operations Pelican. The Pensacola Little Theatre shows will start at 8 p.m. and $10. Tickets are available at This year’s Annual Boorda and Johnson, the Vice “The Coast Guard considers (PLT) presents Jane Anderson’s the Sunday show will begin at BB&T Bank and the Fiesta of Symposiums features three Chiefs of Naval Operations, this community to be a maritime “Looking for Normal,” a play 2:30 p.m. Tickets are now avail- Five Flags office, which is locat- panel discussions: Admirals Fallon and Mullen, community, and we look for- that explores the complexities of able at the PLT Box Office for ed at 2121 West Intendencia Session I – “Space Shuttle: the Commandant of the Marine ward to adding our unique peli- marriage, family and decon- prices ranging from $8-$12. Street, Pensacola. Naval Aviation Leadership.” Corps, General Jones and the can to this environment,” said structs the very notion of love. Featuring former and current Assistant Commandant of the Captain Jeffrey Pettitt. “We Roy and Irma have been mar- Shuttle astronauts who flew into Marine Corps, General Nyland. hope everyone can help us cele- ried for twenty-five years. They OPEN DAILY space in the early years to the The Symposium’s agenda brate with a festive kick-off for 12:30 pm present day. also includes additional events Military Appreciation Month.” (850) 934-3332 Session II – “Naval Aviator with various admission fees; a The United States Navy GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 POWs: Return with Honor.” golf tournament at A.C. Read on Band, out of New Orleans, is BREEZE CINEMA 4 3.7 miles east of Pens. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4B May 1, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Santa Rosa County Gulf Breeze NEWS County to get 209 new school *Click* www.gulfbreezenews.com buses; drivers address concerns Deborah D. Viglione, MD Internal Medicine BY PAM BRANNON change next year is fewer stops. Gulf Breeze News School Board member Ed Tracey E. Pinkston, MD [email protected] Gray III of Gulf Breeze has Internal Medicine been pushing for consolidated Mary M. Walker, RN Santa Rosa County School stops for several years. The Aesthetician buses will be brand-new from school board has adopted a new the factory next August, and policy of consolidating bus have a new name on the side, stops for next year - now bus Specializing in Wellness and Anti-aging also. stops for elementary school stu- ● ● The school board approved a dents will be no closer than 400 Detoxification Botox® ● ● contract last week with Durham feet, and for high school and Anti-aging Consults Skin Rejuvenation ● ● School Services of Illinois to middle school students the bus Bio Identical Hormones Permanent Make-up ● ● replace First Student as the con- will stops will be at least 1,000 Growth & Thyroid Hormone Cellulite Treatment tractor that will offer bus trans- feet apart. Except for kinder- ● Spider Vein Treatment ● Jane Iredale Make-up portation for the county’s garten students, or ESE students 27,000 public school students - or in very inclement weather - Facials, Chemical Peels, Spray Tans,Waxing for the next five years at least. when door-to-door service will & Permanent Hair Removal Since the board also take place as it does today. approved three-tier scheduling Currently, there are 8,064 bus www.viglionemd.com Photo by Pam Brannon for next year, allowing stag- stops being made for 17,000 rid- Santa Rosa County School District transportation director (850) 934-8138 gered school start times and ● Joey Harrell (left) talks with bus drivers about the implications ers. Next year, with consolidat- 103 Nightingale Lane Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 necessitating fewer buses, the of the three-tier schedules that will take effect in August. ing stops, 876 middle school contract with Durham adds up stops will be eliminated and 599 to just over $7 million for the Development Greg Walter - among several general man- high school bus stops will be first year. That contract will who had flown in from South agers by the local school board. eliminated. BEAT THE HEAT include Durham providing 209 Carolina for the meeting. BUT, drivers will have to fill Harrell told the drivers, “This brand-new buses made especial- Rogers said the school bus dri- out application forms again, and three-tier system has been on In the Coolest place to ly for Santa Rosa School vers would be given an opportu- be fingerprinted again as they the drawing board here since I shop this summer District for its 209 routes. nity to ask questions of the two were when they first got their started with the district as an Those buses will all include men. jobs. Letters will go out within assistant principal - eight or Outboards, on the Boardwalk. GPS tracking systems, air con- Many of the drivers in the the next two weeks inviting all nine years ago. But it was never ditioning, and digital cameras. overflow crowd went with the drivers to an orientation meet- fine-tuned and implemented NOW OPEN! This year, the school district transportation directors. ing. At that meeting packets will because no one wanted to dis- paid $10.8 million to Laidlaw Questions and answers includ- be distributed with necessary rupt the smooth schedule we (now First Student) with only 50 ed: forms. had going. new buses added to the older ■ Then near the end of school “So this is nothing new, just fleet each year of the 10-year Q: What size buses will these there will be a “hiring event”, something that has to be done contract. The school board be and who makes them? where current county school bus now. We have no choice Durham’s answer: added air conditioners to some ‘They drivers are invited to bring their because of money. And I am will all be 72-passenger buses. of the older buses each year at paperwork and go through crying tears over the three-tier They are being factory made as their own expense, over and physicals with doctors onsite myself, since within my own above contract costs. we speak, and ordered from that day. family I will have to deal with Thomas bus manufacturer. They After the school board The main reason you would all three tiers - with my two will not be flat-nosed, but tradi- approved the change in contrac- not be hired by Durham would children and my schedule and tors, District Superintendent tional style.’ ■ be if you are a grumpy person my wife’s. But as I am putting it John Rogers who cannot get along with any- together and dreading what it Q: Will all bus drivers keep addressed the one, especially kids or their par- will mean within my own general man- their jobs? Or will 50 drivers ents. You have to like the kids household next year, I know it lose their jobs with less routes ager for the you drive for, and treat them just has to be done. Shoes, Apparel, next year? local office of with respect. That is the most “My staff and I are feverishly Swimwear, School district’s answer: First Student, important criteria we have.’ working right now on consoli- ‘No, 50 drivers will NOT lose Sunglasses and Bobbie ■ dation of those stops, and we jobs. There has been a problem other accessories Williams. Q: Will there be pay cuts - or will do some dry runs at the end “You and keeping a substitute driver’s possibly pay raises? of this school year and again under one roof bench each year, which is sup- Rogers your company Durham’s answer: Numbers before school starts next Fall.” posed to be 20 percent of total have served us for Santa Rosa County have As far as bus drivers needing very well for the last 10 years,” routes. And there is always a loss already been “plugged in”, and to re-bid on their routes, the of drivers over the summer, from OUTBOARDS - ISLAND CLOTHIER Rogers said. “You have done Walter said, “It looks like every- transportation director said retirements or sickness or moves. everything we asked you to do. one from the staff to drivers those details are being worked ON THE BOARDWALK We appreciate everything you And some drivers may not want would receive a nice raise. I can out. PENSACOLA BEACH, FL - (850) 923-0078 and your staff have done. the extra hours it would mean to tell you that much. We have “But competition being what run three routes each morning often found that when a district it is, and money being tight as it and again each afternoon, so they has a problem keeping a bench is, our search committee had to may prefer to be part of the of substitute drivers, it means Get back in the game. recommend the most for the bench. So with all that taken into the company paying them is dollar for our next contract consideration, no one is expected behind the market pay grade. So cycle, and that meant a change to lose their job.’ ■ we keep our drivers and staff as Christopher O’Grady, M.D. this year.” close to the top of that pay grade Q: Most of the overflow crowd, Rumor has it that Durham as we can get.” He said Durham including a large number of is bringing in a load of new dri- also pays monthly bonuses to Utilizes arthroscopic and minimally school bus drivers, gave vers and staff. Is that true? drivers for meeting goals such invasive techniques to get you Durham’s answer: Williams and his staff a standing ‘No, that as attendance and safe driving. back in the game quicker. ovation. is not true. Durham is bringing ■ Rogers then asked all school in a load of new buses, not dri- Q: Will drivers keep their old (850) 916-3700 bus drivers attending the meet- vers. They are hoping to keep as routes, or will each route be www.AndrewsOrtho.com ing to go to an upstairs lobby many local drivers as possible, placed on the bidding block with the district’s transportation as well as supervisors and staff. again - and how will those director Joey Harrell and a rep- There will be a new general routes change? resentative of Durham Services manager from outside the area, School district’s answer: to be interviewed and approved at the Andrews Institute - Director of Business The first way all routes will Gulf Breeze, FL

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER May 1, 2008 Double play ● Kasler wins state singles title, teams with Pfeifler for doubles crown; finishes season 42-0; girls team third; boys fourth

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When the next school year starts, Jackie Kasler may be known as ‘that new girl who Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News looks awfully familiar.’ Bringing home bronze She’ll also be known as something else - Briana Santiago (left) and Emily Tryon finished third place in a state champion. Make that a two-time state the triple jump and 3200 meter run, respectively at Saturday’s champion. 2A state meet in Winter Park. Kasler, a home-schooled sophomore who’ll be a full-time GBHS student this fall, won the 2A singles tennis title April 22 at Red Bug State Park in Casselberry. Later A perfect season Santiago, Tryon that day, Kasler and Jen Pfeifler teamed up Jackie Kasler serves during to win the #1 doubles title. the second round of regionals The win in singles improved Kasler to 21- April 18 against Catholic. win bronze 0 on the year in singles. She has the identical Kasler won the #1 singles and record in doubles. She was the top seed in the the #1 doubles title with Jen eight-player field in both fields. Pfeifler at last week’s 2A state “I just try to go out and play my game - meet in Casselberry. medals at 2A be aggressive every match and not worry about going undefeated or worry about Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News losing,” Kasler said. eight. The boys, who won only three occasion. They played well…especially state meet In large part from Kasler and Pfeifler, the matches, finished fourth. Gulliver Prep won Jackie and Jen.” GBHS girls team finished in third out of the boys title with 19 points, followed by Kasler finished her first season at GBHS ● eight teams at state. American Heritage won Jacksonville Bolles (16) and Naples (6). by beating Gulliver Prep’s Ashley Moore 6-0, Gulf Breeze boys go 6-for-6 in the team title with 15 points, followed by “It was just wonderful,” said tennis coach 6-0 for the overall singles title on April 23. Olympic Heights with nine and GBHS with medals, led by Thomas’ three Sally Nowling. “The kids really rose to the See Tennis, Page 8C 6

Event 1 Girls High Jump - BY JASON THOMPSON Celia Eddy entered as the 15th Gulf Breeze News seed out of 16 with her leap of [email protected] five feet at regionals. Dolphin baseball season ends Competing in the first of two Gulf Breeze track and field flights, Eddy equaled her ● The loss ended the Dolphin athletes medaled in 10 of the 11 regional jump and finished in a Jaguars score season at 16-10, their third events they took part in at the four-way tie for eighth. eight of 12 runs straight winning season, but 2A state meet Saturday in Event 2 Boys High Jump - their 28th straight without a Winter Park. Dustin Clements entered as the with two outs playoff appearance. The boys were a perfect 6-for- third seed, as he and several others The Jaguars scored eight of 6, led by Will Thomas’ three jumped 6-4 at regionals. Clements BY JASON THOMPSON its 12 runs to advance to the medals, including a fifth place equaled that feat on his third and Gulf Breeze News postseason for the third time in finish in the 800 meter run. final attempt at that height and [email protected] the last four years. Briana Santiago and Emily Tryon almost cleared 6-6, but his ankles Gulf Breeze came out had the team’s best finishes, clipped the bar on his way over. For the third time this season, swinging as Shane Dorlag flew taking third in the triple jump and He finished tied for seventh. West Florida put together a late out to the warning track on the 3,200 meter run, respectively. Event 4 Boys Pole Vault - inning scoring surge to beat game’s first pitch, but couldn’t The girls team finished 10th Zach Permenter’s jump of 13 Gulf Breeze. get anyone on base. out of 59 teams that scored at feet was fourth best statewide, But this time, they didn’t The Jags, who beat GBHS state (18.25 points), while the but only cleared 12-6 at state. really need it. twice in the regular season by a boys were 19th out of 53 teams On his first two attempts, The Jags scored six runs with combined three runs, put up two Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News with 10.5 points. Permenter cleared the height, two outs in the bottom of the in the bottom of the first. A The following is a recap but the bar wobbled and fell as Coach Randy Renfroe talks with outfielders Shane Dorlag, fifth to end their District 1-4A leadoff bunt single was later Kameron Brunty and Corey Downs in between innings last event by event of how GBHS he landed. He finished eighth. semifinal with the Dolphins to followed by a pair of seeing eye week against West Florida. athletes fared Saturday: See Track, Page 8C 6 win 12-2. See Baseball, Page 6C 6

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Photo courtesy of Deanna Smith State bound again GCI this The Pensacola Futbol Club’s U17 team, the Lady Wolves, beat the IUS Elite Raptors 2-0 Sunday in Palm Bay to advance to the State Cup finals at the Pace Soccer Complex. They are Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News (front, from left): Stephanie Glass, Kristin Sutton, Clarissa Hernandez, Jessica Oram and weekend That time again Amanda Green. Back: Coach David Kemp, Breezy Hupp, Jesse Vickrey, Alyssa Smith, Aubrey BY JASON THOMPSON GBHS head football coach Chris Nemith talks with his players Curington, Rachel Cutts, Gabby Devries and Allison Werdung. Gulf Breeze News during their win over Catholic last year. The 2008 Dolphins [email protected] open spring football practice today.

A total of 87 teams will take Breezers help PFC team part in the silver anniversary of the Gulf Coast Invitational this weekend at Ashton Brosnaham reach State Cup finals Park. The host club, the Bayside The State Cup finals are at the In other State Cup news: Soccer Club, will have eight BY JASON THOMPSON Pace Soccer Complex. Jack Begley set up the game- teams entered in the tournament Gulf Breeze News “I can’t say enough of these tying goal by Diego Figueroa for - five boys and three girls teams. [email protected] girls and how they played,” PFC the Bayside U-16 boys, but In boys divisions are the U11 coach David Kemp said. Arsenal scored three unanswered Bayside Elite, the U13 Bayside Going to state tournaments PFC beat Hobe Sound 6-0 in the goals in the first half to beat boys, the U14 Bayside boys, the has become commonplace for round of 16 Saturday in Palm Bay Bayside 5-1 in the round of 16. U16 Bayside Thunder and the members of the Gulf Breeze as Breezy Hupp (Choctaw, FSU) GBHS sophomore Maggie U18 Bayside Breakers. Lady Dolphin soccer team. But scored twice. Curington had a goal Rodgers scored goals in both of In girls divisions are the U12 for a few of them, this time, and an assist, while Kristin Sutton First Coast Kyx Elite’s matches Bayside girls, the U15 Bayside they’re doing so while being (Tate, USA), Allison Verdung over the weekend in U16 girls Heat and the U18 Bayside able to sleep in their own beds. (Univ. of Mobile) and Clarissa action, also at Palm Bay. Storm. Aubrey Curington, Amanda Hernandez all scored once. Rodgers had a goal and an assist The U13 and U18 boys have Green, Alyssa Smith and Jesse PFC then beat the IUS Elite in Kyx’s 4-3, penalty kick shootout five teams in their bracket, Vickrey, who’ve helped the Raptors 2-0 Sunday as Sutton win over the Delray Beach Soccer while the U11 and U14 boys and Lady Dolphins advance to state scored both goals. The first goal Club Saturday. She also scored a U18 girls both have six teams. each of the last two years, helped was set up after Vickrey was taken goal in Kyx’s 3-2, penalty kick The U15 girls have seven teams, a short-handed U17 Pensacola down in the box. “That was the shootout loss to the Space Coast while the U12 girls and U16 Futbol Lady Wolves advance to best game she’s played all season,” United Storm Sunday. boys have eight teams. the finals of State Cup for the Kemp said of Vickrey, who’s PFC’s girls play the Tampa The finals are slated for We will help sort out the races, Sunday. third time in the last four years. commited to Florida Atlantic. Knights May 17 in the semifinals. the issues and the candidates in this election year.

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Amberson, Erin Bailey, Abby Tournament April 23 at Kara Dorsey scored twice, Morgan, Abby Zimmer, Sydney Shoreline Park. while Talia Bogan, Ann Elyse Lively and Sarah Friedland all A total of 98 teams from 11 Nichols, Patty Petway, Kamryn scored once. different parks in Escambia and Hearn and Georgia Moss all GBSA Amberson 14, Pace Santa Rosa Counties played in scored once. Patriots 4: Down 3-0 after a the double-elimination GBSA Stokes 9, TP Canines half inning, Amberson scored tournament, which began on 4: Madison Patrick went 3-for-3 seven in the first and six in the April 18. Teams were placed in and scored once to lead Stokes second to roll in the an A or B bracket, defending on over the Canines. championship game. their records at their respective Lauren Stokes, Lara Medve, Blair Amberson hit two triples home parks to guarantee an A.J. Jacobs and Kristen and scored twice. Avery even playing field for all teams. 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GBSA Amberson Blair Amberson, Ashley Sophia Aviles, Mary Elliott, Sam (Sidelines) 8, Perdido Crush 5: Kekesion and Carlee Amberson Karche and Meredith McCurdy all Team Amberson rallied from a all had three hits, while Rainey scored twice in the loss. 4-3 deficit to beat the Crush. Niles and Erin Bailey both had Navarre Lime 13, TP Carlee Amberson went 3-for- two hits. Rachel Greer singled Dolphins 4: Ally Smith, Maddie 3 and scored three times, while and scored once in the win. Atkinson, Anna Phelps and Abby Morgan, Abby Zimmer GBSA Stokes 15, Navarre Taylor Baker all scored once in and Sydney Lively all had two Pink 4: Stokes rallied from 3-0 the loss for the Dolphins. Remember ... hits. Ashley Kekesion singled down with three in the first and Myrtle Grove Curves 6, and scored twice, while Avery five in the second to beat GBSA Messer 4: Taylor Curington and Blair Amberson Navarre Pink. Thomas went 3-for-3 with a all singled and scored once. 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Continued from Page 3C Tara Dorlag, Lia Lampone and scored twice in the win. Kristen Watts all scored once, 12-under A bracket GBSA Karcher 13, Navarre while Alli Tate went 2-for-2. NEP McKinney 15, GBSA Teal 11: Sophia Aviles went 4- NEP Momar 21, GBSA Lee 0: Aspen Lee (hit by pitch) for-4 and scored four times to Graves 0 and Anne Marie Schultz (walk) lead Karcher over Teal. Pace Barracudas 8, TP were the lone baserunners in Meredeth McCurdy scored Sharks 0: Taylor Warnke walked Lee’s loss to NEP McKinney. three times in the win, while for the Sharks’ lone baserunner Pace Hurricanes 9, GBSA Mary Elliott and Sam Karcher against the Barracudas. Van Tassel 0 both scored twice. Myrtle Grove Pepsi 8, TP Jets Myrtle Grove Dew Crew GBSA Messer 16, Bellview 5: 7: The Jets left the tying run on 14, TP Fireballs 2: Lydia Reagan Raley homered and third base in a loss to MG Pepsi. Ellington and Elizabeth scored twice, while Hallie Hill and Susie Harris, Riley Robinson, Kenworthy both scored once, Taylor Thomas both had four hits Emily Simmering, Taelor while Shaye Robinson, Emily in Messer’s win over Bellview. Smith, Courtney Zak, Jordan Arnold and Langley Head all Megan Hoffman went 3-for-5 Braden and Ashton Summers all had base hits in the Fireballs’ and scored three times, while scored in the loss. loss to the Dew Crew. Quinlan Bray went 3-for-4 and Molino 7, GBSA Graves 6 Pace Stealers 3, GBSA Van scored twice. Chyann Redmond Navarre Thunder 6, TP Tassel 1: Caitlin Chapman and Ally Salazar Pena both went Sharks 2: Bailey Anderson went doubled to drive in Meredith 2-for-4 and scored once. 2-for-3, while Brooke Torraca Townsend for Van Tassel’s lone GBSA Karcher 12, Pace and Ansley Segal scored in the run against the Stealers. Yankees 2: Mary Elliott, Sharks’ loss to the Thunder. Myrtle Grove Stingers 8, Samantha Karcher, Meredith Sydney Ezelle and Jenny GBSA Lee 0: Emily Lively’s McCurdy, Maddie Grace Watts had base hits in the loss. walk in the first inning was Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News McCurdy and Devon Elliott all NEP Momar 10, GBSA Lee’s lone baserunner in a loss Third place finish scored twice in the win for Watts 3: Tara Dorlag, Lia to the Stingers. GBSA’s Team Karcher took third place in the 8-under B bracket of the Northwest Florida Girls Karcher. Lampone and Kristen Watts all Cantonment 3, TP Fireballs Softball Alliance’s Midseason Tournament April 24 at Shoreline Park. They are (front, from Paris Dupuis and Vittoria scored in a loss to NEP Momar. 1: Elizabeth Kenworthy scored left): Grace Reece, Devon Elliott, Shelby Dunne, Mary Elliott, Maddy Etheridge and Sophia Brown both went 2-for-2. Perdido 7, GBSA Watts 2: the Fireballs’ lone run, while Aviles. Second row (from left): Paris Dupuis, Meredith McCurdy, Maddie Grace McCurdy, GBSA Karcher 9, NEP 6 Tara Dorlag had two hits, while Christina Adamyk, Jordyn Samantha Karcher and Vittoria Brown. Back: Coaches Bryce Karcher and Steve Dupuis. GBSA Messer 11, Navarre Kristen Watts and Alyssa Scott Wright and Shaye Robinson had Lime 7: Taylor Thomas and both scored runs in Watts’ loss their only hits. Megan Hoffman both went 3- to Perdido. for-3 and scored three times as 12-under B bracket Messer beat Navarre Lime. 10-under B bracket Myrtle Grove d. GBSA Ras Hallie Hill, Quinlan Bray and GBSA Wright 11, Bellview by forfeit Abby Mayes all went 2-for-3 in Divas 8: Cassidy Rothfeder, Pace Red Sox 13, TP Eagles the win. Brianne Landry and Kayla 3: Briana Nieves, Alex Ryan and GBSA Karcher 10, GBSA Koester all scored twice in Amanda Debenedetto all scored Messer 0: Sophia Aviles, Wright’s win over the Divas. in the Eagles’ loss to the Red Sox. Megan Hoffman and Samantha Perdido 10, GBSA Edlund GBSA Ras 7, Perdido Karcher all went 3-for-3 to lead 3: Emily Hoelflich, Starfish Holk Angels 6: Sara Spillers went 2- Karcher over Messer. and Kaitlyn Prezioso all scored for-2, including the game- Maddy Etheridge and Vittoria in Edlund’s loss to Perdido. winning hit, driving in Taylor Brown both had two hits, while Megan Hawkins and Kiersten Pacyga, as Ras beat the Angels. Regan Rehn went 2-for-2 for Edlund both had hits in the loss. Victoria Hardman went 2-for- Messer. Myrtle Grove Wildcats 13, 2, while Pacyga scored three Pace Showstoppers 9, TP Black Panthers 1: Mady times in the win. GBSA Karcher 6: Samantha Smith scored the lone run, while NEP Freeman 8, TP Eagles Karcher went 3-for-3 and scored Sydney Andre, Aidan Nichols 7: Patricia Krueger scored three twice as Karcher finished third and Hannah Miller all had hits times, while Amanda in their bracket after their loss to in the Black Panthers’ loss to the Debenedetto scored twice and the Showstoppers. Wildcats. Shelby Basham and Kathy Li Shelby Dunne, Maddie Grace GBSA Edlund 14, TP Black both scored once in the Eagles’ McCurdy and Sophia Aviles all Panthers 10: Megan Hawkins loss to NEP Freeman. had two hits, while Vittoria tripled and hit a grand slam in GBSA Ras 16, East Milton Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Brown had three hits. Edlund’s win over the Black Wildcats 3: Taylor Pacyga had Third place finish Panthers. three hits, including a home run, GBSA’s Team Stokes took third place in the 8-under A bracket of the Northwest Florida Girls 10-under A bracket Kiersten Edlund went 2-for-2 while Sara Spillers and Savannah Softball Alliance’s Midseason Tournament April 23 at Shoreline Park. They are (front, from GBSA Watts 13, Navarre and scored twice, while Brooke Johnson both went 3-for-4, as left): Anna Jacobs, Abby Jacobs, Lilly Smith, Greyson Prezioso, Kristen Goodroe and Daly Sharks 4: Kristen Watts threw a Ostrander, Emily Hoelflich, Ras rolled over the Wildcats. Ostrander. Second row (from left): Madison Patrick, Cate McCain, Bella Brindley, Whitney one-hitter and struck out seven as Starfish Holk and Kaitlyn Alex Karcher and Savannah Weldon, Lauren Stokes and Lara Medve. Back: Coaches Mike Smith and Stephen Stokes. Watts beat the Navarre Sharks. Prezioso scored twice. Nixon both scored three times, Tara Dorlag and Lia Lampone Olivia Johnson, Aiden while Victoria Hardman and Katlyn Sara Spillers, Savannah Katie Bowyer and Bailey GBSA Bew 9, TP Sun Devils both scored three times in the Nichols, Allison Von Brock and Nicholson both scored twice. Johnson and Katlyn Nicholson Clements both had two hits. 8: Haley Bohannon hit two home win, while Watts and Abby Gracie Vega all scored twice for GBSA Ras 2, Molino all had hits in the loss. Perdido Devils 2, GBSA runs, including the game-winner, Gubernat both scored twice. the Black Panthers, while Erin Coyotes 0: Alex Karcher had Lewis 0: Sarah Lewis doubled as GBSABew beat the Sun Devils. Navarre Winn Haven 3, TP Copeland and Mady Smith had two hits with a run scored, while 16-under A bracket twice in Lewis’ loss to the Louisa Lyster and Brittney Jets 1: Olivia Printiss drove in one hit each. Victoria Hardman singled and Navarre Blazers 6, GBSA Perdido Devils. Krepp both had two hits, while Riley Robinson for the Jets’ lone NEP Reid 12, GBSA Wright scored the other run in Ras’ win Lewis 5: The Blazers scored Lindsey Meredeth went 3-for-3 run against Winn Haven. 8: Brianne Landry scored twice, over the Coyotes. three times in the bottom of the 16-under B bracket for the Sun Devils. Nina Ewens TP Sharks 10, Molino 1: while Mary Miles Hitchcock Sara Spillers went 2-for-3, sixth to beat Lewis. NEP Chavers 10, TP Sun and Casey Jo Benson had two Sydney Ezelle threw a two- tripled and scored once in while Savannah Johnson threw a Renee Hunt went 2-for-3 with Devils 6: Teal Black singled and hits, while Teal Black and hitter with 10 strikeouts and Wright’s loss to NEP Reid. three-hitter and struck out eight. four RBIs, while Lauren Harvey scored twice, while Nina Ewens, Jasmyn Vega both scored twice. homered and scored twice in the Zoe Wight and Madison GBSA Ras 10, Pace Red scored twice. Kaitlyn Gifford Jasmyn Vega, Casey Jo Benson and GBSA Bew 13, Myrtle win for the Sharks. Scifo both singled and scored Sox 7: Taylor Pacyga and singled and scored a run, while Brooke Hayden scored once in the Grove’s Ken’s Electric 10: Brooke Torraca and Bailey once in the loss. Savannah Johnson both went 2- Brittany Langham and Ashley Sun Devils’ loss to NEP Chavers. Jessie Fromularo went 4-for-5 Anderson both had two hits, GBSA Wright 14, East for-3 and scored twice in Ras’ Clark both scored once. Navarre Lambert d. GB and scored three times as Bew while Destini Ferraro and Jenny Milton Jags 11: Brianne Landry win over the Red Sox. GBSA Lewis 12, Molino Bew by forfeit edged Ken’s Electric. Watts both scored twice. struck out seven, while Zoe Pace Hot Shots 9, GBSA Cats 4: Sarah Lewis went 4-for- TP Sun Devils 14, Bellview Brooke Reynolds and Kayla GBSA Watts 5, Pace Wight and Mary Miles Wright 6 4 and scored twice, while Sandy Sansing 12: Nina Ewens Smith had three hits, while Louisa Patriots 4: Abby Gubernat Hitchcock hit two-run homers in Bellview 10, GBSA Ras 2: Kaitlyn Gifford went 3-for-4 went 3-for-3 and scored twice, Lyster had two hits. Amanda scored twice, including the Wright’s win over the Jags. Alex Karcher and Taylor Pacyga with two doubles and scored while Lindsey Meredeth went 2- Curington scored three times. game-winner, in Watts’ win over Cassidy Rothfeder, Sydney both singled and scored in Ras’ three times in Lewis’ win over for-3 with two RBIs as the Sun NEP Chavers 14, GBSA the Patriots. Wright and Madison Scifo all loss to Bellview. the Molino Cats. Devils beat Sandy Sansing. Bew 2

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FREE Northwest Florida’s Every 2 Weeks Entertainment Magazine 932-8986 McDonald’s of Gulf Breeze www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C May 1, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports/Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS Sports, School BASEBALL: Dolphins lose to Briefs W. Florida in district semis Snook season Continued from Page 1C ends today in Gulf singles that plated both runs. A The recreational harvest throwing error put the second season for snook will close run in scoring position. today in Florida’s Gulf of Brandon Scott laced a single Mexico, Everglades down the left field line to open the National Park and Monroe second inning, but he was County coastal and inland stranded on third to end the waters. The harvest season inning. Cody Warford beat out an for snook will remain closed infield single to start the third until Sept. 1 in these areas. inning, but again, was left on base. The Jags knocked out starter Jazzy Jellyfish Mark Waghalter with four runs Café reopens today in the bottom of the third. The grand opening for the Photo courtesy of Lindsey Watson Thomas Dorsey came in and got GBES Jazzy Jellyfish Café is the Dolphins out of the inning, today from 6-7 in the Gulf Amanda and Kari go to Tallahassee GBHS juniors Amanda Bennett (left) and Kari Stephenson (right) but not before giving up a pair Breeze Elementary School visit with Florida State Senator Don Gaetz during a recent visit to of two out walks. cafeteria. The cafe will serve Tallahassee. Bennett and Stephenson participated in the 2008 The Dolphins scored what over 100 people a night and be Legislative Session as Pages. They were sponsored by Senate would be their only runs in the entertained by Joe Occhipinti President Ken Pruitt, R-28 Port St. Lucie. top of the fourth. Kameron and his jazz band. A limited Brunty led the inning off with a number of dine-in and take- single. Scott reached on a out tickets are available for fielding error before Kris May 1, 8, 15 and 22. Matsoukas’ single scored The Jazzy Jellyfish Café 2008-09 GBHS Brunty. After Dane Monnin has raised in excess of reached on a fielder’s choice Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News $10,000 for local charities. before Corey Downs laid down Ben Lively pitches in the GBHS’ 4-1 opening round win over PHS. Leslie Jolly, teacher and cheerleading a bunt to score Matsoukas. Lively struck out five in the to check his swing, but knocked a CEO, started the program in Gulf Breeze was hoping for game, four of them ended dribbler between first and second 2006, to teach her class about more, but two of the three outs innings where the Tigers had a base. The pitcher couldn’t get his the importance of charitable squads announced in the inning came on runner on base. PHS had runners foot on first base after fielding a giving and volunteerism The following girls will be Chavers, Emily Craven, Alayna baserunning miscues. on in each of the first three toss. The next batter, Brunty, hit a while also teaching them cheerleaders for Gulf Breeze Hayes, Emily Retherford, Alexa T.J. Jordan ripped a two-out innings, but Lively, who threw two-run homer. how to use what they are High School for the 2008-09 Shows, Lacey Webb double in the fifth inning, but 61 of his 88 pitches for strikes, The Tigers scored their lone learning in their curriculum was left on base. The Jags put the got out of each with a strikeout. run in the sixth inning on a one- school year: Varsity in the real world. game away with their scoring The Dolphins broke the out double, but again, Lively got Emily Adams, Amanda Since its inception the café Freshmen scoreless tie in the bottom of the out of the jam with an inning Bennett, Bayleigh Boles, surge in the bottom half. Dorsey, has netted over $10,000 profit Michelle Brown, Richelle Alexa Booth, Maggie Clark, Monnin and Warford all saw first. Matsoukas drew a two-out ending strikeout. that has been given to local Czeck, Katelyn Ezelle, Emalee time on the mound in that inning. walk and after a walk to Downs Monnin’s second hit, another Hudson, Anna Kerr, Brittany Maci DeMahy, Elise children charities. This year the Fromularo, Arika Hurd, Dolphins 4, PHS 1 scored on a single by Monnin, single, plated Matsoukas, who third grade classes heard Krepp, Julie Anne Lewis, Jordan Marcus, Jennifer Mitchell, Taylor Brittany Hurd, Natalie Ben Lively scattered five hits who had two hits in the win. tripled, in the bottom of the sixth. presentations from many needy Pacenta, Mackenzie Piney, Landry, Elizabeth Niles, over six innings to get the win Gulf Breeze also benefited Warford picked up the save charities and have decided on Alexandria Ruben and Michelle Margaret Pagonis, Casey for Gulf Breeze over PHS in a from a little bit of luck in the with a game-ending strikeout in three that would receive all pro- Schroeder Redish, Kady Reeves, Jessi first round game on April 21. fifth. With two outs, Jordan tried the seventh. ceeds raised at this event. The JV Richardson, Kari See Briefs, Page 8C 6 Brianna Beyers, Meredith Stephenson, Ashley Wilson PBES WBMS third nine Spring Carnival Honor week Honor Roll Oriole Beach Elementary School 6 Super Roll Saturday May 3rd 11am - 4pm Sized released Oriole Beach Elementary Inflatables released 1260 Oriole Beach Rd, Gulf Breeze SILENT Mrs. Conni Carnley, Andie Macclure, Kinsley Mason, AUCTION Principal, and the faculty and Conor McKinley, Andraya Mr. Jeff Castleberry, Mendez, Robert Miller, Robyn Miller, Principal, and the faculty staff of Woodlawn Beach Elise Monroe, Mikayla Morey, and staff of Pensacola Beach MIddle School congratulates Kristen Neyman, Stone Nojiri- Food, Games, Prizes, DJ, Elementary School the following students for Matsheshu, Danielle O'Connor, Hershey’s Ice Cream. Veronica Padilla, Jasmine Pena, congratulate the following making the third nine week Alexander Quadrini, Emoni Honor Roll: students for making the third Roberts, Christiana Rutherford, Scoop from the Come for FUN nine week Honor Roll: Alexandra Ryan, Jacob Santos, Pelicans and Iceman A Honor Roll James Shanahan, Kyle Smith, from the Ice Pilots RAIN or SHINE Christopher Snow, Michael Sonntag, will be there. A Honor Roll Sixth Grade Gabrielle Armstrong, Emily Michael Stevenson, Jeremy Stokes, Second Grade Arnold, Nicholas Becklund, Jenna Shaina Suhrbier, Audrey Thomas, Blair Amberson Bobbitt, Joshua Brenner, Damien Edward Walker, Jackson Walker, Macy Mateer Bright, Taylor Brown, Jared Johnathan Watts, Brendan White, Meredith McCurdy Bumgardner, Elaina Cain, Celine Tanner Williams, Hallie Wilson. Third Grade Charitat, Mason Corallo, Colin Adams Sarah Dennis, Sydney Des Eighth Grade Justine Boyce Jardins, Joshua Dick, Samantha Brittney Alexander, Michael Shelby Dunne Downey, Darren Duncan, Olivia Fry, Barbee, Lee Bressler, Anzu Brown, Jeramy Cannon, John Carbaugh, Kylie Finkbone Dominique Gaines, Tiffany Girod, Lindsay Golombeski, Noa Grooms, Yoo "Angela" Cho, Matthew Clay, Fourth Grade Hannah Gullickson, Austin Hart, Casey Colvin, Justin Cooper, Jace Amberson Connor Hartzell, Jessica Raphael Costa, Megan Dexter. Lia Lampone Henderson, Allen Henry, Elizabeth Lauren Duncan, Brianna Feurt, Fifth Grade Hill, Avery Hood, Benjamin Jackson, Gabrielle Garnier, Francis Gelormini, Jett Crowdis Alexander Kagan, Alexander Jessica Gorris, Cody Grimes, Savannah Crowdis Karlson, Canon Knutson, Ryan Larryssa Grimm, Zachery Horton, Zane Gill Lamar, Christopher Laurent, Shawnie Houston, Taylor Isais, Will Green Courtney Logan, Emiley Mayes, Robert Jordan, Stephanie Karlson, Shannon Kehoe, James Kizer, Madeline Mateer Katherine McComber, Priscilla McCorckle, Jacob McNair, Tyler Derrick Lamar,Weston Manuel, Sara Post Miles, Christopher Miller, Anthony Cassie Martin, Mary Matechik, Ian Price Moffo, Kieran Parker, Christopher Preston Mcgee, Katherine Peterson, James Phillips, Mclelland, John "Jack" Millward, A/B Honor Roll Jeffery Rutledge, Danika Sage Mark Moening, Ryanne Moore, Second Grade Scheffler, Elena Schlechte, Zachary Trinh Nguyen, Sky Nojiri- Thomas Goodroe Schonewolf, Kaitlyn Schuyler, Sierra Matsheshu, Lauren Osburn, Victoria Caroline Hadden Shepard, Roman Spear, Hannah Quadrini, Joseph Revette, Darren Abby Jacobs Swenson, Katelyn Taylor, Jessica Reynolds, Phillip Reynolds, Brendon Robas, Rachel Ryan, Andrea Smith, Lara Medve Thompson, Jordan Tulick, Dana Velez, Deniece Wade, Zachary Todd, Sarah Townsend, Aidan O'Brien James Walker, Thomasjay Webb, Kaycee Villane, Sydne Williams. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C May 1, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS TENNIS: Kasler wins state TRACK: 12 GBHS athletes singles, doubles titles win medals at state meet Continued from Page 1C Continued from Page 1C Event 7 Girls Triple Jump - Moore won the individual Briana Santiago, despite a sore singles championship, which ankle and a broken hand, took was for players of teams who third with a jump of 37 feet, didn’t make it to state, but who 1.25 inches. The jump was her won their district title in third in prelims, which can carry number one singles and number over if it was one’s best jump. one doubles. The jump was almost a foot Kasler beat Lake Highland and a half farther that her Prep’s Elissa DeCampll 6-1, 6- regional mark of 35-9.75. 2 in the quarterfinals and Event 11 Girls Shot Put - Bolles’ Frances Beacom 6-0, 6- Tobie Bass’ throw of 35 feet, 8 0 in the semifinals. inches was ninth-best state wide Kasler played American at regional, but her best throw at Heritage’s Julie Sabacinski, the state was 32 feet, 7.5 inches. second seed, in the #1 singles Event 13 Girls 4x800 Meter final, winning that match 6-4, Relay - The quartet of Jen 7-6 (3). Pfeifler, Katie Aldridge, Lauren “She’s one of my best Musick and Tryon ran in the friends in the USTA (United first of two heats Saturday. States Tennis Association),” Their 9:57.85 time at regionals Kasler said of Sabacinski, was ninth best state-wide, but whom she’s beaten the last they finished sixth at state, three times they played. “It’s shattering their school record by really tough playing your nearly 10 seconds (9:47.12). friends...it was a good match.” Event 14 Boys 4x800 Meter Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Pfeifler, playing number two Relay - Like the girls, the boys No doubting this Thomas singles, beat Citrus’ Lindsey quartet of Tommy Gibble, Sam Will Thomas earned three medals at the 2A state meet Saturday Sparford 6-0, 6-0 in the Grooms, Kurt Mason and in Winter Park, including fifth place in the 800 meter run. quarterfinals before losing a Thomas were ninth-best from her state doubles title in until getting nipped at the line by heartbreaker to American statewide in regionals, tennis (see related story), Pfeifler Robinson High’s Darrin Gibson. Heritage’s Ekaterina Kiseleva in relegated to the first heat. And, was in the first of two heats of Thomas finished fifth with the semifinals 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (2). like the girls, they won their the 800. Her 2:22.81 at regionals his 1:58.12. Godby’s Joseph “I watched Jen’s match for heat and improved on their was ninth-best statewide. She Franklin won the event - his about 45 minutes, played my school record time, now 8:10.6. was third in her heat after the second of the day. match, came back off and They finished seventh. ‘cut-in,’ but improved to second Event 31 Girls 3,200 Meter watched the rest of her match Photo courtesy of Charlie Pfeifler Event 20 Boys 1,600 Meter by the end of the first lap. She Run - Tryon, the second seed, for about an hour,” Kasler said. Got gold? Run - Thomas, the sixth seed, finished there for her heat and led through the first four laps “That’s how long her match Jen Pfeifler (left) and Jackie Kasler pose with their gold was in second after turn two finished sixth overall, setting a before Astronaut’s Devin was.” medals after winning the 2A state doubles title April 23. The and third out of turn three on personal record of 2:22.81. Spoerle took over and never Pfeifler, who battled leg girls team finished third out of eight teams at state, while the the opening lap. He was as far Her time is now only two looked back, winning by more cramps in the third set, led 5-2 boys finished fourth. back as ninth at the halfway seconds off the school record, than five seconds. and 30-0 in the third set before mark, but Thomas improved to held by Gwendolyn Oxenham. Tryon was about 100 meters Kiseleva battled back. About an hour after the loss - Kasler’s next big challenge eighth after three laps, Event 28 Boys 800 Meter from second before Immokalee’s “That’s when she found out I Pfeifler’s first of the season - will be in August, when she finishing in seventh with a time Run - In his third event of the Joane Pierre ran her down, taking couldn’t move,” Pfeifler said. she and Kasler played their first becomes a full-time high school of 4:31.35. day, Thomas was in the first of second with a 11:14.03. Tryon “It’s (cramps) happened before, round doubles match, beating student for the first time. Event 27 Girls 800 Meter two heats. Thomas, who ran a finished at 11:15.60. Catholic’s but nothing to the extreme of Bolles’ Beacom and Anjelica “For the last three years, my Run - Only three days removed 1:59.34 at regionals, led his heat Chloe Kowalski was seventh. this. Nothing close to it.” Inclan 6-1, 6-1. school works around my tennis - Pfeifler said the cramps “I poached a lot, so (Pfeifler) now it’s going to be the other began on the first point of the didn’t have to move,” Kasler way around,” Kasler said. “It’s third set. She was able to take a said. “Lucky for us it wasn’t a going to be different sitting in a BRIEFS East Hill Christian School 90-second medical timeout to real tough match.” classroom for seven hours, allow a trainer to tend to her. “She definitely did most of instead of being outside for Celebrating 50 years of Quality Education She spent nearly every bit of the running,” Pfeifler said. seven hours. It’ll be interesting.” Continued from Page 6C the 20 seconds in between The following day, the duo Cookie Echsner was the only charities chosen are the Autism points the rest of the match to beat St. Pete Catholic’s Alyssa other female winner for Gulf Society of Pensacola, Family stretch her legs. Bellini and Jerica Coley 6-2, 6- Breeze. Echsner, playing in #5 Freedom Foundation and Jazz “I was at the point of 1 before beating American five singles, beat Lake Highland Society of Pensacola. dehydration, where I wasn’t Heritage’s Kiseleva and Prep's Megan Spengler 7-5, 6-2 For more information, sweating, when it was 90 Sabacinski 7-5, 6-1. in the quarterfinals before losing please contact Leslie Jolly at degrees,” Pfeifler said. “That “I don’t think their heart was to American Heritage’s Danna 418- 5511. was a little concerning.” in it in the second set like it was Gandelman 6-0, 6-1. “They played 60-ball rallies in the first,” Kasler said. Gandelman was the top seed in Dolphin Lift-A- for just one point,” Nowling “We just kept up the intensity the bracket, who went on to win Thon, car wash said. “It was hotter there and and didn’t let them back in it,” the #5 singles crown. we hadn’t played in that heat Pfeifler said. Ali Gilmartin, playing #3 Friday, Saturday before. It was a little bit of a The pair then beat Gulliver singles, lost to Citrus’ Ashton The GBHS football factor. It was such a mental Prep’s Moore and Jessica Linero Connor 6-0, 6-1, while Zoe program will hold its first grind and it took a physical toll, for the overall doubles crown Miller, playing #4 singles, lost Lift-A-Thon Friday at 6:30 too.” the following day 6-4, 6-2. to Olympic Heights’ Nicole p.m. in the gym and a car Sbircea 6-0, 6-0. wash at Wal Mart Saturday Sbircea was the second seed from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ENROLL NOW! in that bracket. Donations will fund the Call 438-7746 for more information Echsner and Gilmartin, players attending summer camps, as well as help pay playing #2 doubles, lost to Quality Education in a safe environment American Heritage’s for summer workouts at Gandelman and Valentina Athletes Performance at the www.echs.org DisStefano 6-0, 6-0, the top Andrews Institute. For more information, call coach Chris East Hill Christian School is a non-denominational college seed in that bracket. p r e p a ra t o ry school, serving Pre-K to 12th gra d e. Reid Tidwell was a part of Nemith (916-4137), Shelley Fully accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International. two of the boys’ three wins last Mann at GBES or Debbie week. Playing #2 singles, Stanhagen at GBHS. Tidwell beat Lecanto’s Joseph Temposi 6-2, 6-4 before losing to Bolles’ Creighton Blanchard 6-1, 6-1 in the semifinals. Tidwell, playing #1 doubles with A.J. Anastopoulo, beat Lecanto’s Noah Heinze and Thomas Saltsman 6-4, 6-2 before losing to Bolles’ Blanchard and Christopher Reiman 6-1, 6-1 in the semifinals. Clay Pfeifler, playing #4 singles, beat St. Pete Catholic’s Zachary Hotz 6-4, 6-4 before losing to Gulliver Prep’s Alexander Buzzi 6-1, 6-0 in the semifinals.

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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS May 1, 2008 Escambia deputies pepper spray unruly crowd ● nized by Outlaw Record Label from Lt. Montee added that one of the Beverage and Tobacco Agency and the Crime on Pensacola Pensacola, consisted of over 1,000 peo- Escambia County Sheriff's Office task force on underage drinking held an ple and had to be broken up with the use (ECSO) ATVs was vandalized; specifi- undercover sting operation targeting Beach rising with of pepper spray canisters. cally its tires were slashed. Also, an offi- seven businesses on the beach. Two of temperatures Escambia County Lt. Gary Monte cer was assaulted but sustained no the businesses, Circle K and Island Wine said, “We didn’t have enough officers injuries. and Liquor, sold alcohol to minors. BY SCOTT PAGE respond to the incident so they were Six people were arrested, but none “We received a complaint about the Gulf Breeze News completely overwhelmed.” were organizers of the event, the Circle K selling to minors from the mil- [email protected] Escambia County Sheriff's deputies assailant or connected to the tire slash- itary,” Lt. Montee said. Giddy up! blocked off Fort Pickens Road in an ing. Lt. Montee went on to say that the Several alarming incidents have attempt to contain the crowd but they “Any sanctions against Outlaw I love the fact that people are offending businesses are subject to an occurred on Pensacola Beach during the were unsuccessful. Records will be handled by the Santa products of where they live, administrative sanction from the month of April. The most recent being “There were numerous fights,” Lt. Rosa Island Authority,” Lt. Montee said. where they were raised and who Alcohol, Beverage and Tobacco Agency, an unsanctioned and non-permitted Montee said. “And to protect the inno- “Right now, we don’t have any leads on they are. How they think can be and are at risk of losing their liquor party on the public beach near the Fort cent bystanders, the officers deployed who was responsible for the vandalism.” altered greatly, but not always. At license if they get too many. The clerks Pickens gate Saturday night, April 26. two canisters of pepper spray after That same night, the ECSO, along times there is just no way to com- The illegal event, which was orga- warning the crowd several times.” with the State of Florida Alcohol, See CRIME, Page 4D6 pletely be the person you always wanted to be. You just revert back to who you really are. I have a friend in Texas. He is Robinson eyes a true cowboy. He was raised on a ranch, loves animals, wears Pensacola Beach boots, packs a gun everywhere he tax + lease goes, drives a pickup truck and OptimIsts enjoy loves life. He is also one of the conundrum richest and most intelligent men I know. He is a successful speaker, BY LISA NEWELL Es- entertainer and land owner. He is Gulf Breeze News cambia educated, is a world traveler and FANTASY [email protected] County FANTASY Commis- loves to talk about “home made biscuits.” He is in demand over sioner Grover Robinson appeared at the 200 days a year to appear before Santa Rosa Island Authority’s last meet- groups that want to see and hear ing to express his dedication toward find- what America is really all about. ing relief for Pensacola Beach businesses. ISLAND Businesses took a hit when Escambia At a recent “career day” at the ISLAND University of Texas, he was invit- County Property Appraiser asked them to pay taxes on the improvements to their ed into the Psychiatrist Degree The Relay for Life and the rescheduled Elton John Concert program to talk about his life and leased property – in addition to continuing had some Pensacola Beach Optimists worried that their annu- to pay their leases. career. As a part of the exercise of al fundraiser would have a sparse turnout, raising over the day he volunteered to be a part Under Robinson’s proposal, the $5,000. amount paid to the county would be of their class participation project But Club President Mary of the day. To get into the project returned to the SRIA to pay the lease fee. Claus said the event, which was The Escambia County school board mem- he was to be interviewed by the back at the Hilton for the first head of the department in front of bers would decide how to use the portion time since Hurricane Ivan in allocated to them. the class to demonstrate to them 2004, was a nice success. how to put a client at ease in the Buck Lee, Executive Director of the Funds from the drawing and SRIA, said the lease fees are pledged to first of an office session. It was an proceeds from the event were Emotional Extremes class and the bonds and the renegotiating those bonds earmarked to improve Pensacola to allow for the shortfall in lease fees professor said, “OK, Sam let’s set Beach Elementary School’s gen- some parameters. What is the would be costly to the county. eral technology and create an Robinson plans a Town Hall meeting at opposite of joy? Sam thought a bit ITV studio. and said “Sadness.” The teacher the SRIA office to discuss this and other Grand prize winner was local issues on June 17. continued, “Good. Now what is Shelby Smith, an employee of the opposite of depression?” Sam, PBES, who won $2,500 from didn’t think this time to long, he her $100 donation. An addition- had her down by now, and quick- al $2,500 was given, in smaller Retired Marine ly said, “Elation!” Then the Pensacola Beach increments, to other donors. Psychiatrist said, “Great, now the Optimist club President The Fantasy Island theme Sergeant plans opposite of woe?” My buddy, Mary Claus, with hus- had some attendees turning Sam, a good friend and a great band Dr. Steve Claus. back the clock to don open- American yelled out, “That would necked shirts, mini skirts and day of fun, be GIDDY UP!” disco outfits. However, the majority of attendees played it The class had to be dismissed safe and wore black tie. fishing for because the day was over. They “If I must say so, they were the handsomest bunch of were laughing so hard there was Optimist supporters to date anywhere,” Claus said. “What current class no way to continue. Sam had that wonderful folks we have in this community.” look on his face that my dog BY LISA NEWELL May is Military Rolex, gets when I stand before TOP RIGHT: Cindy Sollars, an guest from Gulf Breeze News him naked. He knows something [email protected] Appre- Columbus, Ohio displays the entry way she ciation is different but he can’t quite wrap made for the Fantasy Island set. his mind around it. Poor old Sam, Month and one local Marine is spearhead- he was embarrassed for about 20 ing an effort to give 40 Marines a day they RIGHT: Nan Harper and Maj.Jim Knell will never forget ... a deep sea fishing trip seconds and then when there was (USMC, Ret.) used the event to plan the a break in the laughter, he just into the Gulf of Mexico, a reception by upcoming Military Appreciation Event for 40 people grateful for the contributions of reverted back totally to who and Marines who will earn the opportunity to go what he used to be and said, these young Marines and their day’s deep sea fishing. See related story, on page catch, prepared to order for their dining “Well, it is, damn it!” 4D. As far as I’m concerned he’s enjoyment. right! Sgt. Jim Knell, USMC Retired, said the Just thought you’d like to excursion, which will be Wednesday, May know... 14, will begin when the command will You know, life really IS good select the Marines who can participate by During the was affirmed again this past evaluating their performance. All the can- school spring weekend as the Beach Optimist didates are geared toward aviation main- Bands on the break, I decided to Club and friends gathered at the tenance, and are headed to serve the U.S. take my 6-year-old Hilton Inn on Friday evening to in Iraq or Afghanistan. great-grandson to raise money for a special project The Marines will board The Entertainer Beach starts the Santa Rosa Fair at the Beach Elementary School charter boat for a day of deep sea fishing, near Milton. as well as other concerns of the then return about 1 to 2 p.m. to a crowd Tuesday We arrived before Optimist Club. assembled on the docks at the Pensacola the gates opened Then, on Saturday evening, Beach Marina. Jeff Taggart has arranged, The popular Gulfside enter- and had a chance to members and friends of the with the help of the Pensacola Beach tainment event, Bands on the scope out the area. Beach Community Church gath- Chamber, for the Hooters waitresses and a Beach, returns for the season on When the gates opened, we entered and ice cream cone, so we stopped first at ered at the church to enjoy a benefit deejay to be on hand and there will be Tuesday, May 6 featuring the passed through a grouping of vendors the hot dog stand and each got one performance by T. Bubba Bechtol, refreshments available for the public. Navy Band and the unveiling of serving food and drinks. Marcus was with all the trimmings, along with a affectionately known as “Bubba.” Awards will be given to the Marines for the U.S. Coast Guard Pelican. eager to get to the rides and asked if we soft drink. Funds were raised for the construction biggest fish, smallest fish, and other cate- Bands on the Beach will fea- could have a hot dog on our way out, There were no tables and chairs, so of a new fellowship hall for the gories, and then the Marines will head ture a variety of bands and music and an ice cream cone. I assured him we went over to the bleachers and sat church. On Sunday morning, the upstairs to The Cabana enjoy their genres every Tuesday night from we would do just that. We went from down. We sat there with a hot dog and church gathered again to break ground seafood dinners. 7 to 9 p.m. at the Gulfside ride to ride, from the roller coaster to soft drink, the sun beating down on us, for the fellowship hall. It was truly a Knell said the public is invited and Pavilion on Pensacola Beach. the wall climbing activity. the baseball field stretching out before wonderful weekend as the beach com- encouraged to come out and show their Attendees are encouraged to When all the energy had been us, and finally, out of the quietness, munity came together to offer support appreciation for these service members bring their own chairs or blan- expended – mine, not my great grand- Marcus said very thoughtfully, “Life is for the only school, and the one of two who are willing to sere our country. kets and remember that no glass son’s – we had to retrace out steps to really good!” churches on the beach. For details on the event, call the is allowed on Pensacola Beach. get back to the car. I think of those four words often. In the words of small child, “Life is Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce For details, call 932-1500. But, I had promised a hot dog and That sentiment, “Life is really good!” really good!” at 932-1500.

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2D May 1, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Home & Garden Gulf Breeze NEWS Pulmonaria provides cool spots of color Air conditioners

BY SUSAN SILVERMAN Pittsburgh Post Gazette keep cool in Exult in the pulmonaria. The colorful spring show of this the shade outstanding herbaceous perennial continues well into June. BY SAMANTHAN MAZZOTTA The species originated in King Features Syndicate Central Europe, but it was discovered in Russia and Asia. Q: My neighbor told me In medieval times it was that I should cut back the trees thought that the spotted leaves and bushes around my central resembled diseased lungs. air unit because they could Early herbalists made potions damage it. I have always to treat bronchial problems with heard that AC units should be them, which probably did not well-shaded from the sun to the unit and damaging moving cure but fortunately did not kill prevent damage, and trees are parts. So, with that in mind, the recipient. Sadly, the common the best natural shade. What your neighbor is right. name lungwort is a result of the do you say? -- Tracy D., How can you compromise former practices. Do not be put Tampa, Fla. between these two opposites? off by the moniker. This is a A: I say you're both right -- Keep the trees and shrubs, but beautiful plant that deserves a but the devil is in the details. prune the shrubs well back far better name. Your outside cooling unit -- from the air conditioning unit Pulmonaria has journeyed typical for central air -- about 6 inches to a foot -- successfully to our country and conditioning -- works best and have a tree-trimming performs reliably in zones 4 SHNS photo by Martha Rial / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette when it doesn’t have to labor service thin out the branches through 8, although it will not A bee lingers among the blossoms of the perennials. against the direct heat of a hot of the surrounding shade trees tolerate dry shade or heavy clay summer sun. Putting walls and (normal tree maintenance that has not been well amended. are notorious self-seeders. The diminished by the match. Keep in mind that well- a roof around the unit is should be fine). It is happiest in cool shade and resulting seedlings most often There are many species to drained, well-amended soil as impractical and can cause the Three to four times a year - rich loamy soil. When given are not true to their parentage. choose from, and selection can well as ample water is necessary it to overheat (in addition to - or once a month if you’re these conditions it will reward The only reliable method of be a result of your preference for success. The mounds remain other venting issues), so sitting using the air conditioning you by being long-lived, deer- duplication is by division in for flower color and leaf semi-evergreen through many outside is optimum. every day for a prolonged and pest-resistant. What more spring or fall. Just lift the whole variations. Some of the fine cul- frosts. In early spring, the new Because of this, you’re right period -- check the outside unit could we ask of our plants? mound and carefully break off a tivars are the following: leaves appear heralding the last -- trees and shrubbery can and clear away fallen leaves, The beauty of pulmonaria is section. If you do let the plant Pulmonaria Rubra David Ward, of snow and the flowers quickly create the best shade, allowing cobwebs and other debris from not just in its wonderful flower self-seed, some very interesting a striking plant with variegated follow. These are long-lived air to flow around the unit the top and sides (turn the unit color but also in the remarkable forms can occur. unspotted leaves and bright perennials that will be a while blocking the direct rays off before doing this). foliage that is left behind after They are for me the perfect coral flowers. mainstay in your landscape. of the sun. HOME TIP: Central air the flowers have finished their plant in the shade garden. 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BY DWIGHT BARNETT hatch to continue the cycle of their Scripps Howard News Service species and further damaging the wood. LEGALS Other cellulose items in the home Q: We have a wood floor in our can be infested with wood-boring home that repeatedly has termite mud beetles -- books, toys, tool handles, holes and piles of sawdust showing up. bamboo flooring and structural lumber. NOTICE OF erty, and Name(s) in 28-0090-68100- to Law, the Property day of May, 2008 at The contractor has replaced some of Termites also damage wood flooring APPLICATION FOR which it is assessed 0030 described in such 12:00 noon. Dated NOTICE OF ACTION the wood, but the problem continues. Is and structural lumber, but termites are TAX DEED is as follows: Name in which Certificate will be this the 26th day of BEFORE THE there any treatment that will work not often seen until they swarm, which Assessed: sold to the Highest March, 2008. FLORIDA STATE NOTICE IS HERE- Certificate Number: THOMAS Bidder, at the east BOXING OMMISSION completely, or does the entire wood is usually in the spring and fall. In BY GIVEN THAT 1489 RIEDLINGER A/K/A end lobby of the Mary M. Johnson floor need to be replaced? order to survive, termites build shelter DELORIS RIVERS Year of Issuance: THOMAS REI- County Clerk of the Circuit IN RE: The practice of What is the best way to get rid of tubes for protection, climate control holder of the follow- 2003 DLINGER Administrative Court of Santa Rosa pugilistic exhibition wood-flooring termites? and energy sources. ing Tax Sale All of the above Complex at 6495 County, Florida Certificate has filed Description of property is located in Caroline St., Milton, ------Chris Rubino A: If you are finding sawdust, then The subterranean termite must said Tax Certificate Property: LT 3 BLK Santa Rosa County, Florida on the 19th 55 Bayon Candy Rd. you probably have a wood-boring return to the ground where the main for the Tax Deed to 681, AVALON In the State of Santa Rosa Beach, FL beetle, also known as a powder post colony is established. Dry-wood be issued thereon. BEACH, AS DES IN Florida. IN THE Circuit Court 32459 beetle. The name is derived from the termites can sustain a colony above the The Certificate OR BOOK 2530 PG for Santa Rosa County, Florida Number and year of 710 & OR BOOK Unless such certifi- PROBATE DIVISION fine flourlike powder, or frass, the CASE NO.: 2007- ground, but they still need a source of Issuance, the 2624 PG 1397 cate shall be 068426 IN RE: The Estate of Robert David Temple, beetles discard. moisture. When checking for termites, Description of prop- Parcel ID: 40-1N- redeemed according LICENSE NO.: Deceased The most common wood-boring look for the distinctive mud-colored Case No. 2008 CP 000114 PART2424 beetle families are the lyctidae, shelter tubes that meander as the NOTICE OF SALE bostrichidae and anobiidae. Only the termites forage for food. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Department of BREEZE MINI The administration of the estate of Robert David Business and anobiidae family of beetles can digest And that's about all they do is feed, WAREHOUSES Temple, deceased, whose date of death was Professional Regula- cellulose, the main ingredient of wood. and your house is the food source. 3036 Breeze Pkwy. March 2, 2008; is pending in the Circuit Court for tion has filed an Gulf Breeze, FL Santa Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division; Administrative All other species of wood-boring beetles Whether you have termites or wood- 32563 File Number 2008 CP 000114; the address of Complaint against you, excrete the wood without digesting it. boring beetles, do not attempt to treat which is P.O. Box 472 Milton, Fl 32572. The a copy of which may The beetles live and bore inside the the problem yourself. The Household goods in names and addresses of the personal represen- accordance with FLA tative and the personal representative's attorney be obtained by contact- wood and most likely were already in environmental damage that can be Statute 830801.809 are set forth below. ing, Jamie Duran, the hardwood flooring when you caused by improper use of store-bought will be disposed of on Office of General purchased it. chemicals can be serious. My best 5-9-08 at the above All creditors of the decedent and other persons, Counsel, Department address. who have claims or demands against decedent's of Business and The lyctus beetle may also be present advice is to hire a licensed professional 932-8986 estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliq- Professional Regula- in wood furniture and paneling and can pest-control operator to rid your home #20 Lyndsey Keen uidated claims, and who have been served a tion, 1940 North #87 Kathy Crouch be brought into the home in firewood. of unwanted pests. www.GulfBreezeNews.com copy of this notice, must file their claims with this Monroe Street, Suite court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) 33, Tallahassee, FL The beetle larvae spend several months Dwight Barnett is a certified master Legal #347 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 32399-2202, (850) inside the wood, where the damage inspector with the American Society of Gulf Breeze News PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 4/24, 5/108 (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF 487-9651. goes unseen. It’s only when the adult Home Inspectors. Write to him with home A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. beetle exits the wood that the pinhole improvement questions at C. Dwight If no contact has been damage becomes evident. The female Barnett, Evansville Courier & Press, All other creditors of the decedent and other per- made by you concern- beetle will often leave behind eggs to NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER sons who have claims or demands against the ing the above by May P.O. Box 286, Evansville, Ind. 47702. decedent's estate, including unmatured, contin- 29, 2008 the matter of AN ORDINANCE gent or unliquidated claims, must file their claims the Administrative with this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS Complaint will be pre- AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the TION OF THIS NOTICE. sented at a hearing Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for pursuant to 120.57(2), 9:30 a.m., May 8, 2008, in the Commissioners meeting room at the ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV- F.S. before the Florida Administrative Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. ER BARRED. State Boxing AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, Commission. AMENDING ORDINANCE 2005-37; PROVIDING FOR NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET PAYMENT OF IMPACT FEES AT THE TIME OF ISSUANCE FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) In accordance with the OF A BUILDING PERMIT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Americans with PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND, PROVIDING FOR DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Disabilities Act, per- AN EFFECTIVE DATE. sons needing a special THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IS: May 1, 2008. accommodation to par- ticipate in this proceed- These proposed Ordinances may be inspected by the public prior to the ing should contact the above scheduled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Karen T. Bunch Support Services Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All Personal Representative individual or agency interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any deci- 162 Isaiah Brewer Rd. sending notice not later sion made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any mat- Waynesboro, MS 39367 than seven days prior ter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual respon- to the proceeding at sibility to insure that a record of the proceedings they are appealing exists Raymond B. Palmer, Esquire the address given on and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Suite 41 notice. Telephone: proceeding is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evi- Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Fla. Bar No.: 42171 (850) 257-6097; 1-800- dence upon which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may 955-8771 (TDD) or 1- appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to these proposed ordi- Phone: 850-916-1000 nances. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4D May 1, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyles Gulf Breeze NEWS Shorebird disturbances become a matter of survival Many species of Florida’s water Beach-nesting birds often get ner- “Without the parent birds providing ing wildlife during critical nesting birds nest right on the beach, including vous around human recreational activ- shade, it only takes a few minutes for periods. A cadre of volunteers from the gulls, terns, black skimmers, plovers ities, such as playing beach volleyball, the summer sun to cause temperatures FWC and private organizations, such and oystercatchers. engaging in kite surfing or allowing the in the nest to rise above 100 degrees, as the Audubon Society, maintain Barrier islands and sandbars are family pet to romp unleashed along the which can result in death for the watch over nesting sites and help with favored nesting sites because they beach. Frightened birds sometimes flee chicks,” Loggins said. educational efforts. afford these ground-nesting birds pro- their nests, leaving their chicks or eggs “Many people also don’t realize Officials protect bird colonies by tection from land predators. The birds vulnerable to a variety of hazards. when they’re near beach-nesting birds posting signs, roping off affected areas have adapted to the temperature “We don’t always think about the because the nests can be difficult to and contacting local residents about extremes, hurricanes, high winds and effects we may be having, even with an detect,” Loggins said. “The nests are temporary beach closures. coastal flooding. However, human dis- activity as simple as flying a kite,” simple, shallow depressions in the “We’re asking those who use our turbance and domestic animals are Loggins said. “Shorebirds often mis- sand, and both the eggs and chicks are state’s beaches to avoid nesting areas another matter. take the kites flying over their nests for well-camouflaged. When danger where colonies of shorebirds are rais- Human recreational activities and large predators, and that causes the approaches, the young chicks freeze in ing chicks. We’re not asking people to shorebird nesting peak at about the birds to scatter.” a prone position. It’s easy for people stop kite-flying or enjoying the beach. same time. This can leave the eggs and When adult birds are flushed off walking in nesting areas to crush the We’re just asking beachgoers to avoid young birds exposed and vulnerable to their nests, eggs and young are eggs or kill young birds accidentally.” a handful of areas close to where there disturbance, according to Florida Fish exposed to the intense sun or cold of The FWC, in cooperation with are nesting birds,” Loggins said. and Wildlife Conservation night; they are exposed to aerial preda- other local, state and federal agencies, For more information about Commission (FWC) biologist Ron tors, such as crows and gulls or coordinates efforts aimed at educating Florida’s shorebirds, visit Loggins. marauding dogs. the public and protecting beach-nest- MyFWC.com/imperiledspecies/. Optimists have a ball for PBES technology LEFT: Mike and Chrissy Cook with Jureda and Allen Lambert. BELOW: Cheryl and Craig Collier with Sharon Wrynn

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Dottie and Jeff Castleberry. Jeff is Principal of Pensacola Beach Elementary School, a charter school which receives less funding than a regu- lar school. Beth and Scott Musmansky Phyllis Neal and Conna O’Donovan Pensacola Beach businesses announce events, discounts for Military Appreciation Month May is Military Appreciation win in the pool tournament at May 17 at Flounder’s beach vol- Month, and Pensacola Beach Tiki Island Golf and Games. leyball court. Twenty to 30 four- businesses are abuzz with activ- Prizes will be awarded to win- person military teams will com- ities and events to honor our ners. pete in a bracket-style tourna- servicemen and women. ment for a chance to advance to Trust us to keep you on the road! Businesses will offer discounts · Military Fishing Day Sunday’s competition. to active and retired military 7 a.m. Wednesday, May 14 at Complimentary food and bever- LOCALLY OWNED and OPERATED during May to show their appre- the Pensacola Beach Marina. age for active duty military. ciation for our brave heroes. Select military anglers leave for "Our Home Office is in Gulf Breeze" Discounts include 10–20 per- a fishing trip on The Entertainer · Flounder’s Volleyball For over 10 years: Same Location, Same Owner, Same Manager cent off purchases, free drinks at 7 a.m. Everyone is encour- Tournament Finals. SAME GOOD SERVICE…by our ASE certified staff ! and food, free giveaways and aged to attend the welcoming 10 a.m. – Til. Sunday, May two-for-one deals. party at 2 p.m. at the Pensacola 18 at Flounder’s beach volley- Special military events dur- Beach Marina. Bring your ball court. Winners from ing the month of May include: American flag to wave. Music Saturday’s competition will by Boogie, Inc. Anglers will advance to play Sunday for a · Military Appreciation cook fish and have a post fish- chance to win cash prizes. Month Kick Off ing trip picnic and awards cere- 7 p.m.–9 p.m. Tuesday, May mony. · Dance Dance Revolution 6 at the Gulfside Pavilion. Tournament Randy Leddy Bands on the Beach kicks off · Hooter’s Bikini Contest All day. Thursday–Saturday, ~Owner the summer concert season with Regional Finals May 29-31 at Tiki Island Golf a jazzy performance by the 3 p.m. Saturday, May 17 at and Games. Put on your dancing Navy Band New Orleans and Hooter’s on the Boardwalk. shoes and channel your inner the unveiling of the United Two contestants will be chosen Flashdance for a chance to win ● Engine/Electrical Diagnostics ● Batteries States Coast Guard Pelican. to represent this region in the cash prizes. All Major ● A/C Services ● Dealer Scheduled Maintenance Hooter’s International Swimsuit For a complete list of busi- ● Brakes & Tune-ups ● Engine Repairs · Guitar Hero Tournament Pageant in Miami later this year. ness discounts for active and SERVICES ● ● ● & Pool Tournament retired military or for more are done on domestic and Fluid Changes Alignments Tire Rotation foreign vehicles with up-to-date ● Oil/Lube/Filters ● National Accounts All day. Saturday, May 10. · Flounder’s Volleyball information on beach events, technology and certified staff. Rock out for prizes in the Guitar Tournament Preliminaries see www.visitpensa- NO NEED TO CROSS THE BRIDGE! Hero tournament or shoot to 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday, colabeach.com. FREE FREE FREE FREE BRAKE COOLING CHARGING AND STEERING AND INSPECTION SYSTEM CHECK STARTER SUSPENSION CRIME: More incidents reported SYSTEM CHECK CHECK Includes: Pull 4 wheels, Includes: Pressure test cool- inspect pads, shoes, Includes: Check alternator Includes: Check steering ing system, check belts and for proper output, starter within seconds.” to a $1,000 calipers, wheel cylinders hoses, check radiator and performance, battery con- gear and linkage, check struts and shocks Continued from page 1D Waters was left lying uncon- reward for and rotors. coolant condition. nections and belts who made the illegal sales were scious until he woke up on his information given a criminal citation. own. leading to an 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 Another alarming incident There are currently no sus- arrest in this Expires 6-30-08 Expires 6-30-08 Expires 6-30-08 Expires 6-30-08 occurred on the night of April 4. pects named and Gulf Coast case. If you Jeff Waters, 21, a resident of Crime Stoppers has taken over have informa- $10.00 OFF $20.00 OFF $49.95 $18.95 Pensacola Beach, was assaulted AC SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE COOLANT SYSTEM OIL CHANGE AND the case. Crime Stoppers is an tion, contact SERVICE TIRE ROTATION in the parking lot of the anonymous tip-line set up by 850-433- We check and identify your Includes pad or shoes, + COOLANT Lee refrigerant and test operating machine drums and rotors, (Includes up to 5 quarts Quietwater Beach Boardwalk. the ECSO to help with informa- STOP or visit conditions. Includes system inspect lines and hydraulic Includes Drain and fill of inspection. system. Includes master coolant system and inspec- 10W30 Castrol, in stock fil- Waters could not be reached tion gathering. www.gulfcoastcrimestoppers.org. (Most cars and light trucks. cylinders tion of components and pres- ters, most cars and Not valid with other offers.) sure check for leaks. (Most light trucks) for comment, but his mother Lt. Montee said, “We have no The SRIA funds three law (Most cars and trucks) cars and light trucks) recalled the terrifying circum- leads on the assault, that’s why enforcement officers from the stances. we’ve asked Crime Stoppers to sheriff’s department to patrol the “Jeff saw a man carrying a get involved with it.” boardwalk, Executive Director 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 2983 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● 932-4250 Expires 6-30-08 Expires 6-30-08 Expires 6-30-08 Expires 6-30-08 woman over his shoulder,” J.J. “I was going to post a reward Buck Lee said. One of Lee’s Waters said. “The woman was on my own, but I won’t now goals is to ensure that the board- upset so my son told the man that Crime Stoppers has taken walk, as well as the parking lots, 932-44250 something like ‘Let her go,’ and over the case,” Waters said. are patrolled and that the officers 2983 GULF BREEZE PARKWAY ● GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA he said the man attacked him Crime Stoppers is offering up show a presence in the area.

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