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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER September 28, 2006 Teen sex crimes up 30% Assaults up 13 percent; other crimes decline Page A3 BY FRANKLIN HAYES offenders could not be released to the media, representatives Inside in Gulf Breeze News [email protected] from the Escambia and Santa Aggravated Assault and Rosa Sheriff’s Offices con- source - Florida Battery involving juveniles increased Statistics show that while firmed that state law allows Department of by 13%, from 9,075 during FY 1994-95 to many juvenile crimes are hap- their disclosure. In 1994 the Juvenile Justice 10,298 during FY 2004-05. PAGE pening less frequently in Florida Legislature changed the Armed Robbery referrals involving juve- 1B Florida, some violent crimes law that previously protected niles declined by 56%, from 1,651 during FY 1994-95 to 728 committed by minors are on the the identity of felony offenders during FY 2004-05. ■ under the age of 16. Blues on the rise. Felony Sex Offense referrals involving juveniles Beach extends According to the Florida Representatives from both increased by 30%, from 1,493 during through October Department of Juvenile Justice county law enforcement agen- Juvenile FY 1994-95 to 1,947 during FY 2004-05. (DJJ), criminal offenses like cies said that all juvenile felony Murder/Manslaughter referrals involving juve- ■ SRIA limits armed robbery, auto theft, arrest records are now provided niles declined by 42%, from 158 enclosure size manslaughter and murder to local media outlets. during FY 1994-95 to 92 during FY 2004-05. involving juvenile offenders are “If people read that juveniles ■ Bubba’s Beach less frequent than they were 11 are committing these crimes, it Attempted Murder/Attempted Manslaughter referrals involving years ago. However, aggravated gets it out to the public that we juveniles declined by 81%, from 235 during assault and battery referrals to will arrest and prosecute them,” FY 1994-95 to 45 during FY 2004-05. DJJ increased by 13 percent said Sgt. Mike Ward with the Escambia County Sheriffs Auto Theft referrals involving juveniles declined by from fiscal year 1994-1995 to 55%, from 6,843 during FY 1994-95 to 3,077 in FY 2004-05. fiscal year 2004-2005, and Office. WEEKEND felony sex offense referrals Sgt. Scott Haines with the arrest Burglary is the felony offense committed most Weather increased by 30 percent in the Santa Rosa Sheriffs Office said often by juveniles. There were 9,340 burglary referrals THURSDAY the intent is not to embarrass the involving juvenile offenders during FY 2004-05, an aver- 9/28 same 10-year period. age of 26 per day. This is true for boys, but the most Mostly Sunny Contrary to popular belief accused, but to serve as a warn stats common referral offense for girls (felony) is aggravated O that names of felony juvenile See ARRESTS 6 assault/battery (2,658 last year). high 87 , Page 2A6 low 62O

FRIDAY 9/29 Kids urged to program emergency numbers County Mostly Sunny retains O BY PAM BRANNON high 80 O Gulf Breeze News low 57 [email protected] property tax rate SATURDAY 9/30 Elizabeth Perdue of Gulf Party Cloudy Breeze wants every parent to go BY FRANKLIN HAYES O find his or her child’s cell phone Gulf Breeze News high 81 and place a home phone number [email protected] O low 64 in the phone under I.C.E., which means “In Case of Emergency.” Residents shouldn’t expect a SUNDAY 10/1 “When my son had this horri- property tax break this year, as Partly Cloudy ble crash in front of Wal-mart, the board of county commis- no emergency person could find sioners voted to retain the cur- O high 85 my number in his phone for rent property tax rate. low 67O quite a while. They couldn’t fig- Because the rocky hurricane ure out who to call until after he seasons of 2004/05 forced was cut from the car with Jaws property values throughout the of Life and already on his way county to increase, county gov- for ten minutes in the Life Flight ernment is set to gain an addi- helicopter.” tional $10.5 million in revenue. INSIDE Perdue and her husband Commissioners say the addi- Edward brought their 17-year- Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News tional money is sorely needed Classifieds 7 D old son Josh to the Midway Fire FF Jason Castrodad, FF/Paramedic Brian Voelker, Edward Perdue, Josh Perdue, Elizabeth to replenish the county reserves Community 4,5A District’s Board meeting on Perdue, FF Josh Ward, Lt/EMT Christina Perkins, Acting Lt./EMT Jamie Chandler at the Sept. and do not expect the same Sept. 12 to say thank you to the 12 Midway Fire District meeting. Josh and his parents came to the meeting to thank the fire- Crossword/Movies 6B type of tax dollar windfall next firefighters that saved Josh’s fighters/EMTs for saving his life. year as property values are Editorial 6A life. firefighters and paramedic who breathing, and the paramedic ing and were at the station, expected to normalize. Entertainment 5,6 B “We were told by several showed up from Station #2 that had to put a breathing tube in ready to go when the call “Santa Rosa County does people that Josh would not be night. While they were cutting him on the spot, and start an IV. not have a surplus. What Santa Island News 1,2B here today if it weren’t for those him from the car, Josh stopped Thanks God they had that train- See SURVIVOR , Page 2A6 Rosa County has is a list of School News 3-5 D needs,” said Commissioner Sports 1-8 C Tom Stewart at the final budget See COUNTY , Page 2A6 Talk of the Town 5A FEMA extends trailer deadline to Oct. 31

TV Listings 3 B BY FRANKLIN HAYES Management Agency (FEMA) live,” said Scott R. Morris, and were pleased with the Gulf Breeze News announced. FEMA originally director of FEMA’s Florida extension. Midway “Mailing Statement is [email protected] extended the housing deadline Long-Term Recovery. “It gives us a little leeway,” on Editorial Page” from March 16 to Sept. 26, and Local FEMA officials say Leslie said. “The extension is Fire People who remain in tempo- again to Oct. 31. there are a little more than 120 greatly appreciated because it FOUR SECTIONS rary disaster housing two years “We wanted to give individu- people living in FEMA trailers relieved a lot of headache and defends VOL. 5, NO. 36 after Hurricane Ivan ravaged the als, counties and voluntary in Santa Rosa County as of heartache.” SEPTEMBER 28, 2006 Gulf Coast in 2004 now have agencies a final chance to take Sept. 22. After providing 18 months of budget until Oct. 31 to fulfill their per- advantage of recent solutions Midway resident Leslie free accommodation and granti- manent housing plan, the developed to help disaster vic- Archer and his wife Lorraine ng six additional months of low- BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. Federal Emergency tims find a permanent place to were facing eviction Sept. 26 See DEADLINE , Page 8A6 Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Abatement letter sent to Tiger Point clubhouse Sometimes the most diffi- cult fires to put out are in the the damage sustained during County officials point out BOCC. Although officials have boardroom. Though the BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. two active hurricane seasons, that the delay in the abatement deemed the process arduous, Midway Fire District tax rate home! Gulf Breeze News but did say it would be soon. process is a direct result of the safety proves to be the name of [email protected] will remain at 1.4 mils, resi- “We are slated to begin the high volume of properties that the game. dents protested an overall tax “The entire process has been Tiger Point Country clubhouse project early remain unsafe throughout the increase due to increased prop- your a balancing act of trying not to Clubhouse, also known as Gulf November,” said Williams. The county. erty assessment values. be too heavy handed, but at the Breeze LLC, is on the latest clubhouse, which before “This is one of the cases we Midway Fire District same time making certain the abatement list recently Hurricane Ivan contained a full- did not address right after Ivan, Commissioners’ main line of public’s health and welfare has approved by the Santa Rosa service restaurant and banquet but the lists are just so long and defense for the increased dis- been protected,” said County Board of County facilities, has been closed for unmanageable, we have to trict’s tax levy was maintain- Commissioner and Chairman of Commissioners (BOCC) at its two years. The tattered rem- break it down to a more man- ing adequate service. September 11 meeting. This is nants of a blue roof are a con- ageable grouping,” said County the Public Services Committee “The need for fire protec- the eighth abatement list issued stant reminder that the structure Compliance Department Gordon Goodin. tion doesn’t go away. It is our remains unsafe from hurricane Superintendent Skip According to Thompkins, responsibility to provide that

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today by the BOCC identifying unsafe properties. damage. Thompkins. Thompkins said abatement on a commercial service,” said Chairman Buck Tiger Point general manager The Tiger Point Country individual lists of the 500-600 property is no different than for Thackeray at a Sept. 20 special Club was cited for dangerous properties in abatement are bro- residential. The county sends public hearing.

Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy Aaron Williams could not con- mailed directly to mailed directly firm an exact date for repair to conditions in the clubhouse and ken down into lists of 50-60 and certified letters to property own- Midway officials estimated the pool. approved, one by one, by the See LETTER , Page 2A6 See MIDWAY , Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A September 28, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS ARRESTS: Authorities cite long-term affects of crime Children Continued from page 1A intake facility and do not come necessary, a trial within 30 substance abuse testing. “[Teen Court] is the only arrested for in contact with the adult days. Incarcerated juveniles Assistant State Attorney Catina time they have a jury of their ing to others. inmate population. Crimes are allowed one hour of visita- Wilson handles juvenile cases vandalism “A lot of juveniles think peers,” Wilson said. “They’re involving a loss of life would tion per week. in Santa Rosa County and more likely to listen to their they’re untouchable as far as be directly transferred to the With lesser offenses, minors explained that sentencing usu- STAFF REPORTS their records are concerned,” peers telling them ‘We don’t adult legal system. Other seri- are released to their legal ally depends more on the needs Gulf Breeze News he said. approve of what you did,’ than ous offenses such as armed guardians or the Currie House of the child instead of the [email protected] So what happens to juve- a judge or myself. They are at robbery and domestic violence in Pensacola and given a court nature of their charges. Teen niles who are arrested for automatically earn minors a date after meeting with a DJJ court, an alternative system the age of peer pressure.” Four children ages 11 and felony offenses? stay in the Escambia Regional official. The DJJ caseworker where former juvenile offend- According to the DJJ web- 12 recently vandalized a After their arrest, juvenile Juvenile Detention Center in will make a recommendation ers serve as jurors and defen- site, overall felony referrals in vacant home in Gulf Breeze, offenders from Santa Rosa Pensacola. Florida law requires to the State Attorney’s Office dants avoid permanent crimi- Florida are down more than 36 leaving all but one light fix- County are processed at the these detainees appear in court based on the offender’s back- nal records, is not an option for percent compared to referral ture shattered and holes in county jail in a separate rapid for a judicial review, and if ground, family history and felony infractions. numbers from 11 years ago. the drywall throughout the house, according to the Santa Rosa County Sheriffs SURVIVOR: Teen’s injuries required LifeFlight transport to hospital Office. On Sept. 21, four preteens were arrested for Continued from page 1A all they could tell me was he criminal mischief with dam- had been in an accident, his ages exceeding $1,000 and came,” she said. heart was still beating, his burglary. Josh is a Gulf Breeze High blood pressure was stable, and The vacant home is cur- junior, and #14 on the Varsity that he was on his way to West rently for sale off of Oriole Football team. And he had just Florida Regional Hospital in Beach Rd. One youth report- enrolled in wrestling. Pensacola by LifeFlight,” edly told deputies that he “All his sports have to be Elizabeth recalls. “My husband had initially gone to the placed on hold right now,” works out of town a lot, and he home to feed a stray cat, and Perdue said. “Lots of things was in Louisiana. So I had had entered the home have to be placed on hold. But some neighbors go with me. through a doggy door and we are just so glad to have him We didn’t know what we would unlocked the garage from here, with us.” find.” The driver of the truck the inside. Other youths Josh was on his way home and Josh’s friend were both later joined, entering the evening of Saturday, Aug. taken by ambulance to the hos- through an unlocked win- 12 about 11 p.m., traveling east pital. dow at which time they on Hwy. 98 near Wal-mart. He “But maybe the worst part of kicked in a closet door, set was driving his mom’s 1996 the night was when I had to off firecrackers and smashed Miata convertible, with the top drive right past the car, which holes in the walls and broke down and his 14-year-old had not been cleared yet from Submitted Photo light fixtures with a fire- friend Lance Caruso was in the the scene. As the man at the The wreckage of the convertible, above, gives testimony to the seriousness of the accident. place poker. passenger seat. Caruso and his garage where it was towed until three days after the acci- and his dad is back on the road “God had Josh in the palm Lt. Chris Watson of the father were also at the Midway asked us ‘who died in that?’ dent after they were sure he working in Ohio. of His hand that night for sure,” Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office Fire Meeting to say thank you. The car was so mangled; it did- didn’t need brain surgery. “I am a busy mom right now, his Moms aid. “And He knew said the felony charges will “The police reports we have n’t look like anyone could have “Josh shocked all the doctors with my regular full time job just the right angels to send to stand. received so far say a ‘96 full survived. I had to ride all the and nurses by getting out of the and getting Josh everywhere he save his life. I can never do "Breaking and entering sized GMC truck with extend- way from Gulf Breeze to West hospital as soon as he did. But needs to be, too,” she said. “But enough or say enough to thank with the intent to commit a ed cab hit Josh on the driver’s Florida Hospital with that pic- we still have a long road to go, I don’t care. It is such a bless- those firefighters who were crime, even if there's only side. The boys say they didn’t ture in my mind. I don’t know of course. They are telling him ing to have him here.” there and ready that night. $5 in damages, is a felony see the truck coming. In fact, how I did it. I just had to be he probably will not be able to Josh’s older sister had just “ And there is not enough burglary charge," Lt. Watson Josh has no memory whatsoev- ready for anything, I knew, go back to school full time until been married exactly one week money in any budget to pay said. er of the accident — which I after seeing that.” next semester, but we are trying before the crash and had them for what they do! I can’t Damage inside the home think is good. His friend was Josh was not conscious to get him back sooner, at least returned from her honeymoon believe people would complain was estimated to be in thrown from the car at impact.” when his mom arrived. He had on a part time basis. We do the night before. She and her about what these people get excess of $5,000 by the His friend has arm injuries, and head injuries and brain trauma. have a home schooled program husband are living in Alabama paid, with all the money we all Sheriffs Office and included has also been released from the They kept him sedated for a going, with a tutor coming in and drove down immediately to spend on things and people so burn marks from fireworks, hospital. few days until they found out if five hours a week,” his Perdue see her brother. much less important. What if it destroyed fire detector and Because of the convertible the brain was going to keep said. “It’s been traumatic on the were their son, or daughter, or lighting fixtures, airsoft gun top being down, and Josh being swelling and if he needed brain When he is not studying his whole family, of course,” spouse that night? Would they damage and a destroyed 6’2’’, his head not only hit the surgery. He didn’t. schoolwork, he is going to doc- Perdue said. “Something like complain about a few dollars in closet door, according to the ground, but also hit the other He was in ICU for four days, tors — a neurologist, rehab, this affects the whole extended the fire budget then? I think arrest report. The incident vehicle. then a regular room for four primary care doctor, etc. “Lots family more than anyone who not. “You can’t put a price tag was investigated by Det. “When they finally found more days. Doctors waited to of trips to Pensacola,” she said. hasn’t been through it can on saving lives, and that is what Pete Blow who also later my phone number and called operate on his broken ankle Of course, Josh can’t drive, imagine.” these people do every day.” arrested the teens. MIDWAY: Little public opposition to budget COUNTY: SR LETTER: County is serious Continued from page 1A using the example of the tax hurricanes affected us in a will have to about issue of abatement on a $100,000 house would be (large) way,” said Vice- last year’s projected increase “Fortunately, once they realized $140 a year. McGalliard’s Chairman Jacque Gorris. ‘tighten belt’ Continued from page 1A would be nine percent, but wife, Debra, responded by The biggest line item in the County was serious about experienced a windfall from ers directing them to basically saying, “You can’t find a Midway’s budget was labor. next year this issue, the owners have the 30 percent increase in show proof that work is being house (in the Midway Total projected labor for the always fixed the problem before county property value assess- Continued from page 1A done on an unsafe structure, District) for a $100,000.” district’s 2007 fiscal year the County was forced to hire ments. Commissioners said pool, etc. “Unfortunately, there The total operating budget budget is $1,654,997. The hearing Sept. 19. “Next year contractors to clean the property they had no intention of for Midway Fire District is district hired six new fire- we’re going to have to tighten has been a number of property up, and file a lien against the rolling back the 1.4 mils rate around $2.6 million. fighter/EMTs last year includ- our belt.” owners that have tested the property.” Goodin added that it because it has a responsibility Though rolling back the ing a new Division Chief Jeff The board passed the prop- County’s willingness to follow appears the abatement process to provide service to its 26- millage was discussed, offi- Manning. These new emer- through with the abatement for storm-related cases is com- square mile district. erty rate in a four to one deci- cials said doing so would be gency responders were attrib- process,” said Goodin. ing to an end soon. “We’re going to spend sion with Commissioner risky. uted to the continuation of more money this year on pur- Gordon Goodin as the sole “It’s very difficult to lower providing adequate service. pose to provide better service opposing vote. a millage and try to raise it “I think it would put the to the district. There are addi- Goodin proposed reducing again later,” said Murphy. department as risk not to pro- tional costs to provide addi- Commissioner Joe vide adequate service,” said the tax rate saying the move tional service,” said Midway McPhereson echoed the com- Murphy. would be “a demonstration of Commissioner Bob Murphy. ment with, “You can pay (the In response to Midway Fire good faith by this board.” Today, Sept. 28 Meeting and Dutch There was relatively little County residents present at Treat Dinner, 6:30 district) now, or you can pay District residents experienc- Santa Rosa County opposition to the measure as p.m., Cocodrie's, 8649 it later, but I guarantee it will ing the additional financial the public hearing requested Commission Regular Meeting, 9 only three residents came to Gulf Blvd. Navarre be a lot more expensive later.” squeeze after recent raise in the board lower the property a.m., Commissioner's Board the public hearing to voice Beach. This meeting is Murphy explained that some property taxes, McGalliard Room, 6495 Caroline Street, their opinions. tax rate as well. open to the public. For of the funds will be put into asked the commissioners if Milton “If you don’t think there’s “I’m afraid this county additional information reserves that were severely anyone had every complained not going to be a backlash commission is ignoring the contact Morgan Lamb, depleted following about the additional tax School Board Meeting, 10 when people get their tax bill, warning you got from your President, by telephone: Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis. amount. Murphy replied with, a.m., 5086 Canal Street, Milton you’re sorely mistaken,” said property appraiser Greg (850) 939-2409 or e- Preparedness was also a topic “When houses don’t burn Hickory Shores resident Earl Brown,” Seegar Swanson Jr. mail: morganlamb@bell- at the meeting. down, people don’t com- Friday, September 29 south.net McGalliard. “Nobody expected (two) plain.” said in reference to a presen- Gulf Breeze Library Open Chairman Buck Thackeray major hurricanes. All of the tation by Brown in June. In House, 1:30 p.m. ribbon cutting Wednesday, Oct. tried to justify the millage by that presentation Brown pre- ceremony, reception to follow. dicted property values would 4 rise 30 percent in 2006 and Saturday, Sept. 30 Governmental Affairs Meeting, 12 p.m., Gulf Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report asked the board to consider Gulf Breeze Library Open Breeze Chamber of House, 11 a.m. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. reducing the property tax Commerce, Chamber rate. Conference Room, 409 Democrat Political Dinner FELONIES Landry, Daniel Christopher, 18, DUI Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf “This kind of tax increase and Rally, 5 - 8 p.m., at the Santa W/M, 2200 block of Ortega Street, Breeze 9/15/06 Navarre, burglary, larceny, less 9/15/06 is unprecedented and unnec- Rosa County Auditorium, Avalon Wagner, William Lewis, 30, than $5,000 Johnston, Daniel Taylor, 22, essary,” Swanson said. Blvd. at Highway 90, in Gulf Breeze Garden Club, W/M, 1900 block of Presidio W/M, 8200 block of Callemio, Milton.$25 for adults, $15 for The board approved the 10 a.m. Oct. 4 at Gulf Breeze Street, Navarre, sexual predator Roberson, Joseph David, 18, Navarre, DUI students, and 5 and under free, violation W/M, 8100 block of Second Street, 2006/07 property rate at Library. Len Schellhorn will pre- and can be ordered from Martha Navarre, burglary, larceny, less 9/17/06 6.6175 mills. One mill equals sent “Gifts from the Garden.” Smith (850-225-8181 or 9/17/06 than $5,000 Bryant, Christopher Delaine, 18, one tax dollar per $1,000 of Schellhorn is a Santa Rosa Stettner, Melanie M, 36, W/F, W/M, 7200 block of East Bay smithm4@ earthlink.net appraised property value. County Master Gardener and has 8500 block of Vehlin Court, 9/21/06 Boulevard, Navarre, DUI a degree in horticulture. For infor- Navarre, insufficient funds check Gipson, James Kevin, 26, W/M, Therefore, a home appraised Sunday, Oct. 1 mation, call (850) 939-337. over $150 5500 block of Millbend Place, Gulf 9/19/06 at $100,000 would generate Breeze, aggravated assault Mullikin, Michael Joseph, 20, No meetings scheduled as of Bryant, Christopher Delaine, W/M, 2000 block of Alfred $661.75 in taxes. Goodin pro- press time Santa Rosa Island Authority 18, W/M, 7200 block of East Bay McCary, Dion Forney, 44, W/M, Boulevard, Navarre, DUI posed cutting the tax rate by Committee Meeting, 5 p.m., Boulevard, Navarre, eluding police 8100 block of Fourth Street, 9/20/06 one-quarter mill. Monday, Oct. 2 SRIA Administrative Office, 1 Via Navarre, violation of probation Brannon, Randy, 43, W/M, 2200 De Luna, Pensacola Beach 9/19/06 block of Nina Street, Navarre, DUI Commissioner Broxson City Council Meeting, 6:30 Purdue, Scott Michael, 49, McNair, Tate Miller, 27, W/M, claimed that reduction would p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 W/M, 9100 block of Military Trail, 7000 block of Gandy Drive, 9/22/06 be too small for most people Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Thursday, Oct. 5 Navarre, violation of probation Navarre, larceny, grand theft auto Fisher, Robert Weldon, 60, W/M, to notice. Zoning Board of Adjustments, Torratuga Street, Navarre, DUI Tuesday, Oct. 3 5:30 p.m., Commissioner's Board “That’s $25 a year per per- Room, 6495 Caroline Street, son. I don’t know that we’d The Republican Club of Santa Rosa County Monthly Milton www.gulfbreezenews.com feel that,” Broxson said.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 28, 2006 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Library holds open house this weekend Vicky Griffin, D.O. BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Gulf Breeze News [email protected] OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY “Open House” for the Gulf New Patients Welcome Breeze Library is scheduled for September 29 and 30. Gulf IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce members will pre- 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. sent Ribbon Cutting on Friday and Baptist September 29 at 1:30 p.m. Medical Park County officials and the public have been invited to attend the ceremony that will be held out- 916-44300 side and the catered reception following held inside the library. On Saturday, the festiv- ities will continue with face painting and crafts and at 11 CYBERTECH TECHNICAL Tips & PriorITies a.m. Pat Nease will hold a story telling session for the children. Q: How can I protect myself from Computer Those who plan to attend are Identity Fraud? encouraged to tour the library Each year, millions of Americans are at risk of having their identities stolen. and notice the paintings that Identity theft occurs when someone steals your personal information and uses it to adorn the library walls. Gulf Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News A: establish credit, borrow money, charge items, or even commit crimes in your Breeze Arts, Inc. provides these An open house is scheduled for the Gulf Breeze Library Friday and Saturday, Sept. 29 and 30. name. Protect yourself by following these simple rules. Festivities will include ribbon cutting, ceremony and reception. Be suspicious of any email message that claims to be from your financial institu- paintings and changes them out tion and uses an urgent or scare-tactic tone. Banks and on-line payment sites (i.e. every few months. PAYPAL) never ask for verification of personal information through email. Jennifer Boston, Bob Jordan catalog with an appearance and the library. The establishment of a and Sandee Jordan. themes designed specifically Friends’ board of directors Use only secure sites when making online purchases. Secure pages begin with library in Gulf Breeze has been “https.” The Gulf Breeze Library for children’s use has been meets the second Tuesday of 44 years in development and is Manager is Jan Gough. Jan added and a teen section has each month, and the entire Install and regularly update antivirus and spyware protection software. on-going. The first library was says, “We are trying to build a been established. The “new community is invited to attend a private one operated by the If you find you have become a victim of identity theft, file a police report, contact world class library that presents book” section is the most popu- and participate. A meeting of your bank, and notify all of those with whom you have a financial relationship. members of Saint Francis of an open and friendly atmos- lar to library users and the all Friends members is held in CyberTech Computer Services Assisi Episcopal Church in 2870 Gulf Breeze Pkwy., Gulf Breeze phere”. Gough received a DVD area comes in second. In January of each year. Book 1962. It was open to the public (850) 932-1504 degree in History from the January movies will be shown sales are held twice yearly, in and was located in the University of Southern every Monday night. This pre- March and October. Soderlind cottage at Highway Mississippi and has completed sentation is called “Movies at The “Open House” for the 98 and Pfeiffer Street owned by all but her dissertation for a the Library.” Gulf Breeze Library will give Mark and E. Louise Benson. Master’s Degree in History The library service includes the public an opportunity to The bookmobile from from the University if West no-fee fax, no late fees, placing meet the library staff and vol- Pensacola was the next library. Florida. She holds certification any books on tape by request unteers and learn about the The first Gulf Breeze city in both Social Studies and and having online catalog changes and the new services. library was located at the city English. Gough has three Internet and learning carrels. You will also get some appreci- hall on Hoffman Drive and grown sons: Steve, a Merchant In-house classes on how to use ation for the strides that have opened in January 1970. It was Marine; Sean, an electrical the Internet will resume in been made to establish a library relocated to the Bilby Building engineer; and January. The library has two with an open and friendly on Fairpoint Drive and opened Wade, an meeting rooms that can be used atmosphere in Gulf Breeze. there in March 1974. The first Officer in the by the public: one holds about librarians were Betty Spier and Coast Guard ten people and the other that Eleanor Arnold. and seven can seat more than 50 people. The present library was built grandchil- Internet access/wireless access in 1975 at 1060 Shoreline dren. She borrowing is extended to per- Drive as a branch operated by Want to know more about the moved to manent Florida residents or the West Florida Regional Pensacola in persons who pay property taxes Library system. The second 1984, began McDonald in the state of Florida, students new VACCINE that prevents addition to the library was built her work in at local colleges, military per- in 1981. the Gulf Breeze Library in sonnel or families residing in The library system is now a CERVICAL CANCER? 1988 and became manager in Florida, non-residents in department of the SRC Board May 2006. Jan appears to have Florida for leisure or employ- of County Commissioners, who You’re invited to attend a free gathering a lot of pride in the Santa Rosa ment and non-residents approved a county library sys- Friday Sept. 29th 4-6pm at Live Oak County Library System. employed in Florida tem independent from the West “The changes that have been The Gulf Breeze Library Medical Center to learn more about Florida Regional Library. made in the Santa Rosa Library Internet room was donated by GARDASIL, the vaccine against the HPV Linda Hendrix is the Santa System has been the result of Helen M. Smith and is named Rosa County virus that causes most cases of cervical the hard work and perseverance after her. Smith belongs to the Library cancer and genital warts. It is recom- of Linda Hendrix, our direc- Friends of the Library and was System tor,” she said. a navy nurse married to an mended for girls ages 9-26. Director and Amy McDonald, Assistant admiral. It is said that she was each individ- Manager and Reference once asked why she had such ual library Librarian, graduated from an interest in libraries and she Presented by has a manag- Florida State University and replied, “Because there is a MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, PA er, assistant worked there as an academic need.” (850) 932-2203 manager, Gough advisor before coming to the The Friends of the Library Fax (850) 932-0050 library clerks, 2896 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze Library. Mark are a nonprofit, volunteer sup- student assistants and of course Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Mumby, a Library Clerk II, can port organization that works those wonderful volunteers. W i l l i a m Z i m m e r n , M D , be seen working diligently with closely with the library to The libraries in Santa Rosa D a v i d K e l l e n , M D , library users. increase its holdings, facilitate County include Gulf Breeze, K a r e n P e n n i n g t o n , M D , The library offers many ser- community participation. Jay, Milton, Navarre and Pace, J a n i c e H u d s o n , M D vices. They not only provide Friends have bought books, Julie Baltz, MHS, PAC Suzanne Meaney, MSN, ARNP, CDE which is under construction. books, movies, music and audiovisual material and com- Some libraries were closed for audio books for checkout but puters for public Internet two weeks in the summer to they also offer adult and youth access. They operate a book- update circulation and library programs, voter registration, store within the library building catalog software, install new computers Internet access and itself, sort items for book sales equipment and put new books wireless access. They offer a and assist library staff by Subscribe or Renew ... and materials on the shelves. section called the “Staff Picks” checking in library materials. This new software will help where they display what the When books or materials are library users take better advan- staff is reading. They have a donated to the library, the staff tage of library resources. Linda newspaper rack and a magazine sorts and keeps any item the Hendrix came during the time periodical area. Bookracks library needs and gives the period it was closed to conduct include sections for fiction, remainder to the Friends for the a class on the new materials for nonfiction, biographies and ref- bookstore. All proceeds from Gulf Breeze volunteers, Marian erences. A special children’s the bookstore are donated to Warden, Edna McKenzie,

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A September 28, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS GBMS student donates party money to Humane Society BY FRANKLIN HAYES element for the Humane and other reasons people just contests, pet portraits, pet the Humane Society of offices located at 5 North Q Gulf Breeze News Society. won’t take them,” Hightower channeling demonstrations Pensacola visit them online at Street or 2480 West Navy [email protected] “We’re down $80,000 this said. “People are usually after and entertainment. www.humanesocietyofpen- Boulevard in Pensacola, or year because we take on ani- puppies, but some of our best For more information about sacola.org, in the flesh at their call them at (850) 432-4250. When the average kid pre- mals with medical problems,” dogs are full grown dogs pares for a birthday, they start she said. “People like the because they’re already house compiling a list of various Meades who donate their time trained.” video games, playthings, and money keep us alive.” The charity organization is wardrobe necessities and other Hightower said the Humane planning a fundraiser to help materialistic cravings to suit Society does not euthanize and offset the costs of caring for their desires. It’s not often that spends an average of $250 per over two dozen donated cats 12-year-olds like Alex Meade animal in medical and housing and dogs. On Oct. 28, the come along with charitable expenses. If no one adopts a Humane Society will sponsor birthday ideas. Instead of ask- particular dog or cat, it stays Barktoberfest 2006 at Seville ing his friends and family for with the Humane Society Square in downtown the newest deck of Yu-Gi-Oh! indefinitely. Pensacola from 9 a.m. to 2 cards or latest Xbox games, “There are health concerns p.m. The event will include the Gulf Breeze Middle School seventh grader requested donations for his favorite char- ity, the Humane Society of Pensacola. Meade, with the help of his friends and family, raised $500 for the non-profit organization when he turned 12 Aug. 29 and said he looks forward to doing it again next year. “It makes me feel good [to 932-4666 donate] because I can help the 2703 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. dogs that need help finding homes and getting opera- tions,” Meade said. “Next year I’ll probably do it again but I’d like to make it bigger,” he added and excitingly verbal- ized ideas about renting a building and inviting more Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News friends. Alex Meade, 12, holds five-week-old Emma, an American Volunteer administrator Bulldog mix. The Gulf Breeze Middle School Student decided Sherry Hightower explained to give money to the Humane Society of Pensacola instead of accepting traditional presents for his twelfth birthday. that donations are an important ComeCome inin andand meetmeet thethe ManagerManager SPECIAL!SPECIAL! Large CHEESE Pizza $$ 9999 *Carry-Out Only.. 44 Tax not included. Limited time only. *Photo does not depict special.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 28, 2006 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS The Columbiettes hold luncheon and fashion show The Navarre/Gulf Breeze Luncheon & Fashion Show sponsored by the Columbiettes Send emails to Betty Archer of St. Sylvester Catholic Church Allen at betty@gulfbreeze was a smashing success. Approximately one hundred news.com or write to ‘Talk of ninety people attended the event the Town’ at Gulf Breeze News on Saturday, September 16 at St. P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL Sylvester Catholic Church located at 6464 Gulf Breeze 32562, Parkway, Gulf Breeze. Although subject: Allen a large majority of the attendees were women, a few men came “Talk of the Town” and enjoyed the festivities. Several door prizes and table prizes were awarded. The luncheon, catered by Apple Market of Pensacola, was open to the public in keeping with Father John Kelly policy to promote activities that can be REMAN enjoyed by the community. The FI proceeds from this luncheon will fund the Second Annual Termite & Pest Control Free Senior Bingo Bash sched- “To The Rescue Since 1977” uled for January that is also Submitted Photo open to the community. A host of some forty ladies representing five chapters of the Red Hats convened at a recent Gulf Breeze The fashions modeled were luncheon and fashion show sponsored by the Columbiettes of St. Sylvester Catholic Church from Bon Worth Clothing Store 932-9288 ! of Fort Walton Beach. Bon the October meeting. Worth Clothing Store special- Directories will be available as izes in ladies sportswear in addi- well. tion to featuring items for “Red This well-known event is Hatters.” As a result forty ladies Gulf Coast Friends’ only representing five Navarre Red fundraiser and all net proceeds Hat chapters attended he lun- go to local charities chosen by cheon: Emerald Coast Red Hot the membership. Chairperson of Chicks, Navarre’s Red Hat the event, Barbara Borik, is Belles, Zany Ladies of Navarre, proud to present 19 Gulf Coast By Betty Archer Allen, Ed.D Emerald Coast Scintillating Friends crafters. These many Borik at 934-9485.” and prescriptions. Ladies and The Sassy Scarlett talented artisans promise a vari- If you have any questions or Rhonda Maygarden, O’Hatters of Navarre. ety of unique items. concerns, please call me at President of the Women’s Board The 100 percent donation Barbara Briggs 932-3399. of Baptist Health Care Gulf Coast Friends tables include the Bakery Foundation said, “The Women’s Gulf Coast Friends (GCF) Shoppe, Designer Showcase Baptist Women’s Board is dedicated to raising Women’s Club, a social and featuring one-of-a-kind hand- Board sponsors annual funds for community health pro- charitable organization, will crafted items, Collectors fashion show grams, indigent care and new meet for lunch, entertainment Corner, Gifts for Pets, Raffle, On Thursday, Nov. 2, the medical technology. Our annu- 916-1979 Harbourtown ● 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.- Suite 8 and business on October 12 at and Recycled Books. The cen- Women’s Board of Baptist See TALK, Page 8A6 New World Landing. Doors terpiece decorations crafted by Health Care Foundation will open at 11 a.m. and lunch starts our GCF crafters will be sold. host the 30th annual Women’s at noon. Mr. Andrew LeBlanc, There will be door prizes and Board fashion show. The event, Director of Music at the Gulf raffles from donations made by themed “Runway...a la Breeze United Methodist many local people and business- Parisian,” begins at 11:30 a.m. Church, will entertain with es. and will be held at New World Cajun stories and music. Mark your calendar and get Landing, 600 South Palafox St., The Gulf Coast Friends Craft your tickets early as seating is Pensacola. Fair XVI and Luncheon will be limited. Tickets can be obtained The premier Pensacola fash- held at the New World Landing from Peggy Gaertner at 494- ion show, long-standing tradi- HOME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT in Pensacola on November 9. 0911. Tables of 8 are available tion of the Women’s Board, has Tickets were on sale at the for purchase. raised thousands of dollars to Use the equity in your home to help September GCF General Further information may be support area residents who can- Meeting on September 14 for obtained by calling Barbara not afford medical treatment your dreams take shape. $25 each and will be on sale at Enjoy low rates, and a process that is ☛DON’T BUY TRADITIONAL FAST and EASY!

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2005 ANSWER A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” Florida Press Association By Franklin Hayes Place Winner ■ Editorial Page ■ Sports Section What kind of businesses does Gulf Breeze need? Florida begins to fortify “We need entertainment like Welcome to another edition CO-PUBLISHERS: a bowling alley or an arcade, of the Murzin Report. Property Lisa Newell anything in that genre.” Victoria Papajohn Insurance continues to be a major concern in Pensacola and -Casey Coco throughout all of Florida. In EDITOR: B.J. Davis Gulf Breeze response to this serious issue, SPORTS EDITOR: your elected officials passed Jason Thompson several reform measures during the 2006 Legislative Session and are continuing to work on STAFF WRITER: you. As always, I consider it a credit card, store-issued credit solutions. Franklin Hayes pleasure to serve you, and the card, cash, etc.). As a result of the legislation people of our district.I also If your business sells the passed this year, Governor Jeb encourage you to visit the web- items listed above, you must ADVERTISING SALES: Bush released Executive Order Robyn Philips sites of your Florida keep records that show the type 06-150 creating the Florida Legislature. You can find links of product sold, the date on Pam Randall Property and Casualty to their websites and to other which it was sold, and the sales Insurance Reform Committee. government entities here as well price of each item. For informa- “The only thing I see a need OFFICE MANAGER: The Committee will provide a as kid’s pages designed to edu- tion on how to apply the sales for is more restaurants.” Karen Murphy forum for discussion about the cate young ones about how our tax exemption, read the Tax problems plaguing the insur- state government works: Information Publication 06A01- GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: ance market and our citizens. -Angie Nared http://www.leg.state.fl.us/ 21, dated August 28, 2006. You Nikola Stamenkovich, Art Director The Committee will also be Pensacola Sales tax holiday for should have already received Katie Killen making recommendations to energy-efficient appliances one in the mail, but you can get stabilize the industry. The The week of October 5 one online and find more infor- CONTRIBUTORS: Committee is currently travel- through 11 will be “Energy- mation on this sales tax holiday Betty Archer Allen ing the state and holding meet- Efficient Week,” during which at www.myflorida.com/dor . T. “Bubba” Bechtol ings and hear public input. The Floridians will be able to pur- Bette Boyle Committee will be in Pensacola Fortify Florida! Safe Homes chase new energy-efficient for Florida’s Families Chuck Randle at University of West Florida on products without having to pay Grant Corbin November 9 tentatively. Details The Fortify Florida initiative sales tax. For these 7 days, the features a series of Town Fairs “Gulf Breeze needs a book- Paul Stefon will be announced at a later following items will be tax-free, to be held throughout the state. store. It would promote reading time. The committee has a provided they cost $1,500 or The Fortify Florida Town Fairs in children and adults. I know website that provides meeting less per product and meet or we have a library, but people provide a one-stop shop for Member: schedules, information, and exceed the requirements of the need the opportunity to buy Floridians to get information links to related topics. Please federal Energy Star program: books.” Florida Press Association about how they can protect their visit http://www.myfloridain- ■ Refrigerators, Dishwashers homes to reduce the risk of National Newspaper Assn. surancereform.com/ for more ■ Washing machines -Sheri Gallagher damage from hurricanes, Gulf Breeze Area Chamber information. ■ Air conditioners Gulf Breeze ■ achieving increased levels of of Commerce (“2003 Small You’ll also want to read Ceiling fans Business of the Year”) information in this newsletter ■ Incandescent and fluores- personal and family safety through hurricane mitigation Pensacola Beach Chamber on an event called Fortify cent light bulbs Florida. This initiative features ■ efforts. They can also get infor- of Commerce Dehumidifiers a series of Town Fairs to be held ■ Programmable thermostats mation on how to participate in Pensacola Chamber throughout the state to provide a The item must be new and “My Safe Florida Home,” a pro- “We need things for kids to of Commerce FREE one-stop shop for have the Energy Star label gram administered by the do. We need entertainment for Floridians to get information affixed to the product or its Florida Department of Financial Navarre Tourist kids and families, besides the about how they can protect their packaging when sold. Services to protect Floridians Development Council movie theatre.” homes to reduce the risk of These tax-free days only and assist them in making their damage from hurricanes, etc. homes safe against the threat of apply when the energy efficient -Jennifer Granse The Fortify Florida event will hurricanes. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze item is purchased for noncom- Pace News welcomes your opinion. be held in Pensacola on mercial or personal use and Currently scheduled events We reserve the right to edit a Saturday, September 30, at the does not apply when the product include: ■ letter to fit space available. We Civic Center, from 10 a.m. to 4 is purchased for trade, business, Fortify Florida: Pensacola do not accept letters containing p.m. More information on or resale. Therefore, this Prepares! a personal attack on any indi- Fortify Florida is provided in exemption does not apply to any September 30, – Pensacola vidual. Letters must be limited this newsletter. construction company, building Civic Center. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. to one per month from an indi- My office staff and I wel- contractor, or commercial enti- Diana Chapman, (850) 453- vidual writer. If we receive form come your contact regarding ty, regardless of the method of 7800 or letters, we will print only the first any issue that is important to payment they may use (check, [email protected] one we receive. Include your Bay Beach Inn deplorable name, address and daytime phone number. Our former Holiday Inn Be productive, not destructive (now Bay Beach Inn) has fallen LETTERS TO into such terrible disrepair that CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze On the beach the other day, News is committed to accuracy I noticed a billboard adver- it's shameful! THE EDITOR and wants to hear from you if we tisement for a jet ski that trav- Here we are, in the process need to make a correction or eled at 74 mph. Why on earth From t he of building, in our little city, the clarification. would anyone want to travel most modern and prestigious Please email us at that fast on the equivalent of a Edit or’s Desk orthopedic clinic in the country [email protected] water motorcycle? Are we and we don't even have a To submit a with the subject line truly in a mindset that we are decent motel to offer our visi- letter to the editor, CORRECTION or such in a need for speed that B.J. Davis tors. CLARIFICATION. Or, call write to we would purposely jeopar- It is beyond my comprehen- (850) 932-8986 during the time to read this. ductive; I’m saying don’t be dize our own lives? Gulf Breeze News, office hours and ask for Well, it’s impossible to cre- destructive. There are physio- sion why the Holiday Inn sold news or sports departments. It’s not just watercraft ate time. We’re slaves to the logical and emotional reasons this property - it was certainly P.O. Box 1414, Gulf either. We drive fast, we talk fact that there are not enough we require a certain number of well located and doing a fine Gulf Breeze News is published fast, and yet, our lives seem to hours in the day, yet by digi- hours of sleep at night as well business, but it has changed Breeze, FL, 32562, or weekly on Thursdays for $30 move even faster. They say, tally filming our favorite as having vacation days. It’s hands and the present owner email to per year by Gulf Breeze News “Life is what happens when show, we can spend more time safe to occasionally turn off a has allowed the property to dis- news@gulf Publishing, Inc. Periodical you’re busy making other on our cell phones. Or, better cell phone during dinner and integrate into rubble! postage paid at Gulf Breeze, plans.” Possibly so, as we’ve yet, we let our calls go to especially during a movie. Is there nothing we can do breezenews.com or Florida. USPS # 021819. completely forgotten about voicemail because we’re too I was always told growing to encourage the owner to take Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- “Taking time to smell the click on “Submit a busy at the moment to answer. up to not “burn my candle at pride in his motel and in our tions. POSTMASTER: Please roses.” Now, our roses are Will it take any less time to both ends.” There’s no use beloved city and to restore this Letter” at www.gulf- send address changes to mobile phones, Blackberries finally sit down and watch spreading yourself so thin you motel to a decent accommoda- Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box and Tivo. How many devices your show or listen to your lose focus on the important breezenews.com. tion for our visitors? 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. must we create to create time? voicemail than call the caller things in life. What are those Include a All content is copyrighted It’s a vicious cycle we have back? The circle again rears important things in life? Slow Sincerely, 2006. Advertising rates are daytime phone fallen into, and I applaud its ugly head. down, and you just might find Mickey Graves available upon request. number. those who are actually taking I’m not saying don’t be pro- out. Gulf Breeze

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St. Francis of Assisi Church to bless animals On October 7 St. Francis of annual fish-fry with sides, bev- Assisi in Gulf Breeze will hold erage and a dessert will cost its annual St Francis Day only $8 per person. Hot dogs, Festival. The main event will be sides and a beverage will be the annual Blessing of the available for $2 per person pro- Family-Owned and Animals and Holy Eucharist in vided by the Episcopal youth. Operated since 1967! Patricia Wilson the St. Clare Chapel and Garden Door prizes will be awarded which begins 9:30 a.m. every 30 minutes while you 115 North Palafox St. Both Episcopalians and non- dine. Pensacola, FL (850) Episcopalian are invited to cele- Buy tickets for the fish fry in 438-4092 brate St. Francis Day with a day advance by contacting Jane of fun and fellowship. Nolan at 932-2861. It’s an event Participants are encouraged to the community won't want to see what the festival has to offer. miss. Special Events will begin at Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze 10:30 a.m. This year there will News be a pet contest with Janet Penniman in charge. Any pet St. Francis of Assisi may win an award! Episcopal Church will hold There will be games and the it’s annual “Blessing of the moonwalk to entertain the chil- Animals” on Saturday, Oct. dren supervised by Jackie 7. Pets and owners of all Manderson and Joy McLaurine. denominations are invited to There will some sales items attend the blessing and such as T-shirts and house or fellowship. garden plants. There will be dining with music in the parish hall. The Good Shepherd Church announces Oktoberfest Good Shepherd Lutheran “Lifeline Band” performing Church located at 4257 Gulf their jazz and gospel sounds, the Breeze Parkway, will be hosting “Inside Straight” Barbershop their 17th Annual Oktoberfest Quartet, popular songs and per- on Friday, October 20 and formances by JB and Friends, Saturday, October 21. the Fab Five, Ray “Big Dog” Admission is free. Coley, Michael “Black Elvis” The festival will include Burnett, and local DJ Fabulous German-style food and drink, Fred. Auctioneer Don Cotton crafter’s exhibits, live and silent will host a live auction featuring auctions, garage sale, bake sale, handmade crafts, quilts, wall children’s carnival and live hangings and lap robes from Kitchen Essentials entertainment. Good Shepherd’s Lady Crafters. Restaurant-Quality Cookware & Serving-ware The German menu consists of It’s a great opportunity to bid on Across from The Zoo, next to Sylvan Learning Center a bratwurst platter, seasoned unique, handmade gifts prior to Any purchase of $25 or more baked chicken, homemade the holiday season. $ 00 Submitted Photo (with this ad) sauerkraut and German potato Saturday morning activities 5. off 916-2881 The 17th Annual Oktoberfest at Good Shepherd Lutheran salad. Also, the Greenery Cafe begin at 6 a.m. with a garage Church will feature food, drink, music, exhibitions, dancing and Weinstube in Gulf Breeze sale, followed by a bake sale, and entertainment. Admission is free to the Oct. 20 and 21 will provide their tempting Good Shepherd Lutheran School event. cheesecakes for those with a Children’s Sing, a Tae kwon do sweet tooth. All of this will be exhibition, children’s carnival The public is encouraged to For more information, please served Friday and Saturday from and silent auction. Participants bring the whole family and call Good Shepherd’s church 5 to 8 p.m. Brat sandwiches with can tour the church campus to come hungry! Good Shepherd’s office staff at 932-3263. sauerkraut, hot dogs and chips see the latest-model cars from Oktoberfest will be featured on Good Shepherd is located one will be available on Saturday Saturn of Pensacola, and design- the “Beaches to Woodlands” mile east of the Wal-Mart from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. er RVs from Emerald Coast RV. tour sponsored by the Santa Supercenter, on the corner of The entertainment for the Food and drink will be served Rosa Tourist Development Hwy. 98 and Soundside Dr. in Council. Gulf Breeze. Serving you in all areas of real two-day event will feature the throughout the day. estate law, including: ANNOUNCEMENTS & MILESTONES ◆ Real Estate Closings Residential Lindsey, Statham to wed October 14 at GBUMC Commercial Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Lindsey, Jr. of a major in Communication. Refinancing Gulf Breeze, FL. announce the engage- The groom-to-be graduated from ment of their daughter, Elizabeth Parklane Academy in McComb, Miss., Hayden Lindsey to Mason Mark and graduated from Mississippi State ◆ Title Research Statham, son of Mr. & Mrs. Billy Coon University with a major in of Summit, MS. and Mr. & Mrs. Mark Construction Management and Land Statham of Summit MS. Development. ◆ Contracts The bride-elect’s grandparents are The wedding is planned for Mrs. Jerry Adams of Louisville, MS. Saturday, October 14 at 4 p.m. in the and Mr. Robert E. Lindsey, Sr. of Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church 811 North Spring Street in Gulf Breeze, FL. A reception will be Pascagoula, MS. Pensacola, Florida 32501 held at Hemingway’s on Pensacola Grandparents of the groom-to-be are Phone 850-434-3223 Fax 850-434-3822 Beach, FL. Dr. & Mrs. Wendell Holmes of McComb, MS. and Mrs. Boyd Statham of Summit, MS. The bride-elect graduated from Gulf IMMEDIATE OPENING! 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TALK: Area writers recognized for work at South Santa Rosa Writers Group Continued from page 5A Mark resides in Navarre but it all,” said Jewell. It was grew up in Rockville, important to Jewell to record al fashion show has been Maryland. He earned a bache- the story of her pioneering life instrumental in raising funds to lors degree in Psychology from so that her grandchildren and provide health care for those Wake Forest University. He their children would know who cannot afford it.” has spent the last five years as their heritage. This was a time The event will feature pro- a special education teacher for before bridges and roads and fessional models and local at-risk youths with learning follows the many changes celebrities showcasing the sea- disabilities, emotional and brought about with passing son’s fashion trends, provided behavioral problems. Mark’s years. by Parisian. Tickets are $35 experience working in a men- Ginny married the stepson per person and seating is limit- tal health hospital for teenage of Ira D. Wells, one of Jewell ed. girls gave him the unique Golden’s brothers. She was To attend or have a business opportunity to understand the captivated by this large family Capital Trust Agency donates $75,000 to Take Stock in sponsor the event, call Kim trials and tribulations that and wanted to know more Rainer at (850) 469-2248. many troubled teenage girls about them. After researching Children encounter. He has transformed the local libraries with the idea Ed Gray III, far left, presents Randy Sansom a check for $75,000 for Take Stock in Children South Santa Rosa Writers these experiences into the fic- of writing about the family, she Group as CTA board member Harry Wilder looks on. Take Stock in Children offers mentoring and tional story of fifteen-year-old felt prepared to undertake this scholarships to Santa Rosa County school children. The South Santa Rosa Cara. “Chasing Faith” may be book. Ginny resides in Navarre Writers group meets the sec- reviewed and purchased at and also has several stories and ond and fourth Tuesday of www.trentsprints.com. articles published in “The DEADLINE: each month at St. Augustine’s Ginny Brown’s book, Heritage of Santa Rosa County Trailer-dwelers have one month Episcopal Church Hall at 6:30 “Making Memories,” is the II.” Continued from page 1A sion of the FEMA-provided trail- this process because the income p.m. Writers bring selections true story of a Santa Rosa For additional information ers and mobile homes, at no cost, verification and documentation rent housing, FEMA is continu- of their work to read to the County pioneer family as told regarding The South Santa in order to continue to provide can take a while,” Boomhower ing to manage remaining housing group for critiquing and assis- to her by Jewell Wells Golden. Rosa Writers group meetings, needs on a case-by-case basis. housing for disaster victims. said. “We had a lot of them in the tance. “I’ve done a lot, but it has call Nancy at 936-6889. United Way of Santa Rosa system, but now it’s going to let Two mem- This includes working with hun- ten me ninety-four years to do County is one of those non-profit us work with them a little more bers of the dreds of applicants who are eligi- organizations involved in the we’re going to be able to go out group proud- ble to buy a mobile home or trav- ly presented el trailer at an affordable cost. The donation program. The charity and identify more needs.” their first agency also is continuing to iden- group currently handles FEMA To date, 93 percent of the more published tify recipients for a manufactured cases for the county and United than 17,000 individuals and fami- books at the housing donation program. The Way administrator Stirling lies who lived in FEMA-provided program allows local govern- Boomhower said the extension is travel trailers or mobile homes group’s Miller recent meet- ments and certain voluntary orga- a welcome surprise. statewide have found permanent ing. Mark Miller’s book, nizations to legally take posses- “It helps us tremendously in housing. “Chasing Faith,” tells the story of Cara, a good Catholic school girl, who begins to GE Volunteers plan Tiger Trot 10K/5K question her way of life when General Electric employees tion of fire safety week. October 13 race packets and her mother dies from a drug have planned the 1st annual GE Proceeds from this race will registration will be at Winn- overdose and she is forced to Volunteers Tiger Trot 10K/5K benefit the Ronald McDonald Dixie on Hwy 98 in Gulf live with her estranged father. run that will be held on House of Northwest Florida. Breeze. The story allows the reader to Saturday, Oct. 14 beginning at 8 Register from September 24 - To participate in this event to join this curious, intelligent, a.m. at the Midway Fire Station October 13 for help the children go to courageous teenager as she on College Pkwy. $17(5K)/$22(10K) or October www.gevolunteerspensacola.or attempts to find a way to over- The event features a scenic 14 for $20(5K)/$25(10K). Pre- g, or www.active.com. come obstacles, find her place Submitted Photo course, refreshments and door event packet pickup will be held Participants may also contact in the world and find a way to Ginny Brown, author of the book “Making Memories” stands prizes. An open house will be from 4-7 pm on Thursday, Mike at (850) 474-4207 for believe in God. with the subject, Jewell Wells Golden. held at the Midway Fire Station October 12 at Pensacourt on more information. following the race in recogni- Langley Avenue. On Friday,

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Section B GULF BREEZE NEWS September 28, 2006 More ‘Blues’ to come If you are a big fan of the Tuesday night concert series at the Gulfside Pavilion, you Half way know it’s getting better every week. through That’s because recent cold fronts are bringing crisper air, I was in my favorite water- and that inspires more dancing ing hole today and a pal of and fun. mine said, “Bubba, we are half And now, the concert series way through Hurricane season is extended into October, for the and we ain’t even had a scare!” first time ever. I hit him with my wife’s Sandy Johnston, Executive purse. I was holding it while Director of the Pensacola Beach she was in the bathroom. Chamber of Commerce said I don’t want to hear that! I locals and tourists enjoy the don’t want to talk about that! I shows. don’t want to even think about Johnston said people are that! It’s like when the pitcher incredulous when they realize has a no hitter going during a Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News there are free concerts on the baseball game; no one, and I beach, and parking is free as mean no one, says a word to A flock of pelicans well. the pitcher! It’s just plain bad Pelicans take wing in the V formation over Fort McRee Sunday morning in advance of an approaching thunderstorm. A front The October entertainment luck to even mention it. brought cooler temperatures to the area this week. schedule is as follows: Talk about how hot it is, talk Oct. 3 - Touch of Gray about politics, the new Oct. 10 - Wildwood Maritime Community Park, Oct. 17 - After Hours talk about why I always hold 850 s.f. – SRIA limits size of Oct. 24 - Mass Konfuzion my wife’s purse when she has Oct. 31 - Crosstown to go to the women’s room, Each concert begins at 7 p.m. talk about duck hunting, any- enclosures below flood level and lasts till 9 p.m. thing, BUT how lucky we are Attendees are encouraged to this hurricane season. Just as BY LISA NEWELL stored under homes because it base flood level. surge, hydraulics would keep bring a chair or blanket to sit on soon as you begin talking Gulf Breeze News contributes to the cleanup after Norton said the recommen- the wall from breaking away. and enjoy the show. about it, a category five will [email protected] a storm and causes damage to dation was voluntary at this The dissenting member of form in the Gulf of Mexico other structures. stage. However, in the future, the committee, Scott Holland, and hit us on the way to The debate about whether to Norton told the SRIA at an insurance rates may take into said the problem goes back to Triathlon Nashville! We ain’t even limit the square footage below earlier meeting that once a resi- consideration the size of enclo- limited the size of the enclo- cleaned up all the way yet, and the base flood level came to a dent encloses an area below the sures below the base flood sure. besides, Mother Nature knows halt at the Santa Rosa Island base flood level, they begin to level. “The larger the enclosure, needs what she is doing. Authority’s September board accumulate items, even con- Dan Green headed up a com- the more stuff stored,” Holland I’m thinking we have had meeting when members voted verting the space into a living mittee to research the proposed said. our share, but I don’t want her to limit enclosure space to 850 area with drywall, bathrooms, size limitation, and the commit- Norton said the city of Gulf volunteers to hear anyone say, “We are square feet. kitchens and other items that tee voted to recommend no Shores recently passed an ordi- lucky,” why her being a Debbie Norton, staff member are prohibited. such limitation on size. nance limiting the size of enclo- On October 7, The Santa woman and all, that would be at SRIA said the Federal At that stage, it’s almost Green said the committee sures below the base flood level Rosa Island Triathalon will be all she would need to just Emergency Management impossible for Island Authority decided to pursue a plan with an to 299 square feet. held on Pensacola Beach. This “show us” how lucky we are. Administration recommended staffers to monitor what’s being incremental sacrificial wall so The new regulation goes into is a large event with over 800 It is hard to hear someone limited the amount of debris done with enclosures below the that in the event of a storm effect December 31. athletes from around the world thinking. Thinking we are expected this year. lucky is fine, just don’t say it In addition to the run and out loud, EVER! biking phases, there is a 600- If you hear anyone begin to Public safety, restroom facility under yard swim in the Gulf in the talk about no hurricanes, slap area of Casino Beach. This them in the mouth and run. construction on Pensacola Beach event has typically donated You don’t have time to explain funds to the Beach School, all this to them, just don’t let BY LISA NEWELL The second floor is sched- underground utilities. are up among Europeans, who Pensacola Beach Fire/Rescue the words get out into the air. Gulf Breeze News uled to have locker rooms to The planned flushing system Johnston said like the fall sea- and the Pensacola Beach Words will float around in the [email protected] accommodate 50 lifeguards, a for Little Sabine Bay is await- son in Pensacola because sum- Lifeguards. air and land on places that they training/break room and ing a $350,000 water manage- mer is too hot. Due to the number of swim- should not be heard. I see it all The port-a-potties’ days are administrative offices. ment district grant. Also, the board said the mers (approximately 100 per the time. numbered on Casino Beach. Public Safety Director Bob Hemphill says a similar sys- rumors of the SRIA’s demise wave at five minuteintervals) Let’s keep Mother Nature Construction crews recently West said the lifeguard areas tem is used in the Destin are greatly exaggerated. and the swimming abilities of happy, we have seen what she broke ground on a public safe- will operate as a command cen- Harbor. “That’s been going on many of the athletes, Bob West can do when she is angry. I’m ty building/restroom on the site ter, with a Public Address sys- “In a matter of hours, it’s downtown for a hundred is looking for approximately 30 worried about this, as you can where they stood prior to tem, computer for weather clear as a bell,” Hemphill said. years,” said Bill “McGuire” surfers (although the more the tell. I am superstitious about Hurricane Ivan in September of radar and may possibly become In other news, SRIA was Martin, SRIA board member, better), preferably on long- the whole thing. So, when you 2004. a Weather Bug station affiliat- told that walk in traffic has of the talk that Escambia boards, to assist the Lifeguards see me, don’t talk to me about The two-story building will ed with WEAR TV3. increased at the Pensacola County is going to do away and Fire/Rescue with the Gulf Hurricane Anything, I don’t include restrooms and a life- In other news, Santa Rosa Visitor’s Center. Executive with the longstanding govern- swim. want to know its name, where guard ready room for quick Island Authority engineer Dave Director Sandy Johnston said ing board for the Island. Volunteers will need to arrive it is located and how powerful breaks or to provide shelter Hemphill said utilities on the 3,484 visited the center in The Santa Rosa Island at Casino Beach (at Lifeguard it is, not until it is 10 miles during a storm, a first aid room north side of Via de Luna will August, up from 2,221 a year Authority’s next committee Tower 2) by 6:30 a.m. There south of Key West North here to treat minor injuries such as be completed before the end of ago. meeting will be held will be a briefing on how we and I have time to get my overheating, a senior lifeguard the year, and there is good Johnston said the number Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 5 p.m. at will all interface and communi- photo albums, my guns, ammo office and a storage room on progress on Fort Pickens Road, one source of visitors was the SRIA building on cate together as well as how an and fruitcake from last the first floor. where Gulf Power is laying South Florida. Also, inquiries Pensacola Beach. emergency will be handled. We Christmas in the car and evac- uate. I don’t want to talk about it, and you shouldn’t either. Just shut up and keep rebuild- Seasons change, but God’s perfect creation never varies ing. Just thought you’d like to Last week was a special continuously — towards a point the surface is, etc. None of these know… week for some of us as it con- in space near the North Star. But factors have anything to do with tained the fall equinox. the earth is also revolving the passage of the seasons. So, a Clarification On Saturday, day and night around the sun. During half of person probably has as much were of equal values. I did a lit- the year, the southern hemi- luck standing an egg on its end Last week’s cutline caused tle “Googleing” and discovered sphere is more exposed to the on the equinox as on any other some people to think that that the exact date and time of sun than is the northern hemi- day of the year, and even then, Tarsha Bechtol is again serv- the fall equinox, varies from sphere. During the rest of the the percentage is very small. ing as the “mayor”because of year to year. Each year, the year, the reverse is true...The I marvel at the world in the way it was written. It’s an date/time moves progressively half-way points in the year are which we live – a world that is later in September until the year called the equinoxes. It is time equinox, as well as the spring face is really level, and the so consistent that the date and old photo! equinox, eggs can be balanced equinox has nothing to do with She served as Beach Mayor before leap-year is reached. On of the year when the sun rises time of the equinox can be leap-year, it returns to an earlier exactly in the east, travels on their ends within a few hours it. determined, just as the time of in 2002, and they only serve before or after the exact time of Being able to stand an egg on for one year. The money date/time. This four-year cycle through the sky for 12 hours, the low and high tides can be is then repeated. and sets exactly in the west. the equinox. Those who have its end is clearly determined by determined, long before they raised for the election goes to tried this say that it can happen the internal structure of the egg, scholarships for the Beach “The seasons of the year are Everywhere on earth experi- occur. caused by the 23.5º tilt of the ences close to 12 hours of day- on any day of the year if the gravity, condition of the surface For me, thinking about this Wait Staff people that serve the internal structure of the egg, of the egg at its end, the condi- hotels, restaurants and bars. earth’s axis. Because the earth is light, and 12 hours of night- consistency and constancy, is rotating like a top or gyroscope, time.” gravity, the condition of the egg tion of the surface that the egg is truly a spiritual experience. Becky Sherman is the current shell at its end, and if the sur- being balanced on, how level Mayor. it points in a fixed direction Some believe that at the fall

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Beach cleanup volunteers pick up what everyone leaves behind

Beach clean up? Great idea! I recently heard about a gathering of volunteers who helped clean up the beach (specifically the Ft. Pickens area) a couple of week- ends ago. That region of the beach has been deserted for over two years. Imagine all the hurricane debris that got stirred up, not to mention the things that must Back on topic, if I even had a illegal. have washed up. topic in the first place. I think Oh, don’t get me started on It is amazing that even people need to be a little more recycling. What is served a lot though the area was not inhabit- considerate when it comes to on the beach? That’s right, alco- ed, humans played a role in con- disposing of their trash. One hol. And what does this car- Gimme a G tributing to polluting the area. thing that makes a lot of people accident-causing-bar-fight- Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce announced the new name for its business marketplace Hopefully the road to Ft. mad are folks throwing their starting liquid usually come in? held each spring. The name is Gulf Breeze Expo, and members of the chamber performed a Pickens will get repaired soon, I cigarettes on the ground, out of Aluminum cans and glass! I their car window, in the sand. I have yet to see any attempt at cheer to introduce the new moniker. In the foreground is the guest speaker, Chris Nemith, think many people are having head coach of the Gulf Breeze High School Dolphins. withdrawals from not being able see cigarette “butts” everywhere trying to recycle these contain- to see the area for so long (and I go. I have nightmares about ers, no special bins or anything. they’d rather rent a helicopter them. I think it is something the local NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE than walk, like myself). It is not just cigarette “butts” government and or local busi- I wonder if they are going to that litter the beaches and public ness should check into. four-lane the road to Ft. establishments; it is just basic Oh wait a second, never AND INTENT TO CONSIDER Pickens? You never know, I’ve trash in general that people mind, people just throw their seen some crazy stuff happen in throw out carelessly. I could containers onto the street. AN ORDINANCE my life, it could happen! have sworn that littering was The Santa Rosa County Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the Island prepares for Grant may maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows: fund 8 more Local Planning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): NCAA Fall Festival picnic Thursday, October 12, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. The athletes are coming to ey, men’s and women’s cross Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Pensacola Beach, but many of country, men’s and women’s shelters Thursday, October 26, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. them won’t know it until they soccer and women’s volleyball Santa Rosa Island finish their quarter finals. championships at different Authority Engineer Dave Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting When they win, they’ll join venues in Pensacola. Hemphill said the board is Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Local Planning Board and 800 other Division II athletes in Opening and closing cere- applying for a state grant to Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinance entitled: the first ever NCAA Fall monies and light social events add eight picnic shelters at Festival, a venture of the NCAA are planned on Pensacola Quietwater Beach. AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMEND- and University of West Florida Beach. The grant is being applied ING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; CHANGING THE ZONING DIS- and the Pensacola Sports Athletic events will be held for through FRDAP, the TRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE Association. The event will be at Brosnaham Park, UWF and Florida Recreational AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOP- Nov. 15-19. the Equestrian Center in Development Assistance MENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ARTI- Athletes will stay on the Pensacola. Program. CLES 2 AND 7 ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR SWIMMING POOL island in an Olympic-style ENCLOSURES; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. athetic village, and be transport- ed to events in men’s field hock- SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. Specializing in: Crossword Answer Microincision Cataract Surgery Zoning District Amended: ● Over 20,000 implants performed from R1M (Mixed ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology Residential Subdivision in Pensacola District) to R2 (Medium Visit www.UllmanEye.com Density Residential Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Dr. Ullman for their surgery. District) - total approxi- 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 mately 3.5 acres (850 ) 208-1900

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The proposed ordinance and maps may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, We are seeking skilled medium-duty diesel technicians to maintain our modern Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed fleet of vehicles. Positions are available immediately in the Navarre area. ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming We offer excellent wages and benefits: Call Richard Henry at before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of pro- Milton ceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim • Paid holidays 850.983.5100 record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon • Health and dental insurance Navarre which their appeal is to be based. • Tool insurance 850.936.6004 Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifi- • Certified manufacturer training programs or apply in person at cations for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, Zoning • ASE certificate bonus plan 6544 Firehouse Road and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 or (850) 939-1259 to make a request. For Hearing- • Full-year (52 weeks) employment Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. • And more! FLEET SERVICE TECHNICIANS E.O.E.

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Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from Ag (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to R1 (Single Family Residential District) R2 (Medium Density Residential District) HCD (Highway Commercial District) Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Single Family Residential- approximately 100 acres Medium Density Residential - approximately 20 acres. Commercial - approximately 16.21 acres.

Zoning District Amended: from Ag (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from Ag (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: No change R3 (Medium High Density Residential District) - total PUD (Planned Unit Development District) Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to approximately 5.21 acres and HCD (Highway Commercial Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Commercial - approximately 28.95 acres. Development District) total approximately 1.10 acres. Single Family Residential - approximately 28.74 acres. Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture and Single Family Residential to Residential - approximate- ly 5.21 acres and Commercial - approximately 1.10 acres.

Zoning District Amended: from RR1 (Rural Residential Zoning District Amended: from Ag (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family District) to R2 (Medium Density Residential District) M1 (Restricted Industrial District) Residential District) to R2 (Medium Density Residential Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Family Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to District) and HCD (Highway Commercial Development Residential to Medium Density Residential - approximately Industrial - approximately 25.39 acres. District) 30.46 acres Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Family Residential to Medium Density Residential and Commercial - approximately 21.35 acres.

Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from R2 (Medium Density Residential District) to R2 (Medium Density Residential R1 (Single Family Residential District) Residential District) to R3 (Medium High Density District). Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Residential District) Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Family Single Family Residential - approximately 25.39 acres Future Land Use Designation Amended: Medium Density Residential to Medium Density Residential- approximately Residential to Residential - approximately 2.28 acres. 2.95 acres.

The proposed ordinance and maps may be inspected by the public prior to the above ceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad their appeal is to be based. Highway, Milton, Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reason- with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if able modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County County Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is For Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the pro-

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 28, 2006 5B Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS UWF art gallery presents Salvador Dali exhibit The University of West the commission did not go to an Florida Center for Fine and “Like Dante’s epic poem, Dali’s Italian artist. Dali decided to Performing Arts (CFPA) and illustrations are divided into three continue and completed the Department of Art will present illustrations on his own in a Patron Preview Party for sections: Heaven, Hell and 1963. Several editions of the “Salvador Dali: 100 Woodcuts Purgatory,” work were produced in the illustrating Dante’s ‘Divine – Suzette Doyon 1960s and 1970s. Comedy’” Oct. 5 from 6 to 8 University of West Florida Art Department Chair The exhibit is on loan from p.m. in the CFPA Art Gallery, the permanent collection of Building 82. The exhibit will Okaloosa Walton Community be on display Oct. 6 through 27 these original watercolors was traveled with Alvis to Florence, College, which received the and will feature 100 limited recreated in a signed woodcut Italy last summer to study print donation from Dotty edition prints, all but three of series by using over 3,500 works of art inspired by the Blacker in 1999. Blacker will which are signed by Dali. hand-carved wood blocks. The poem. They will discuss the be present at the Patron Admission for the preview is woodcut prints maintain the subject of Dali’s illustrations Preview Party, along with the $14 per person, $10 per person transparency of watercolors, with the public throughout the Karen Valdes, director of the for senior citizens, active mili- and the effect is astonishing.” reception. Okaloosa Walton Community tary and UWF faculty. UWF The Patron Preview Party is Salvador Dali (1904-1989), College Art Gallery. students are admitted free with sponsored and will be catered a native of Spain, was the lead- For more information or to their Nautilus Cards. by Varona’s Fine Catering. ing member of the Surrealist reserve tickets, call the CFPA “Like Dante’s epic poem, Doyon will make a presenta- movement. In 1951, the Italian Box Office at (850) 857-6285. Dali’s illustrations are divided tion about the work of Salvador government commissioned Tickets must be purchased by into three sections: Heaven, Dali, and David Alvis, UWF Dali to illustrate a new edition Oct. 2. Located in Building 82, Hell and Purgatory,” said faculty member, will speak of “Divine Comedy,” in cele- the UWF Art Gallery hours are Suzette Doyon, chair of the about Dante Alighieri’s four- bration of the 700th Monday through Friday, 10 Department of Art. “Dali paint- teenth-century poem, “Divine Anniversary of Dante’s birth. a.m. to 5 p.m. The Art Gallery ed one watercolor to depict Comedy.” Doyon and Alvis The commission was cancelled is also open for one hour before each canto from ‘Divine will be joined by students from after an uproar from the Italian all CFPA events. Admission Comedy.’ The visual impact of the UWF Honors program, who people who were outraged that during regular hours is free.

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS Local models to star in Pensacola Opera fashion show Fall fashions and gourmet musical set featuring the nature’s colors—beiges, greens mail [email protected]. and the exhibition will open to through January 13, 2007. food all support a wonderful Pensacola Symphony and blues. the public on Saturday, October Admission is $5 for adults, $2 cause, programs of Pensacola Orchestra performing with Blue Morning Gallery is 21 at noon. The public has a for students and active military. Opera. The Professional and aspiring musicians from area located at 112 S. Palafox St. ‘Tiffany By Design’ unique opportunity to view a Hours of operation are Tues - Fri Business Women’s Board hosts Escambia and Santa Rosa high Pensacola. For more informa- scheduled at PMA wide variety of Tiffany lamps, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sat and Sun the 5th annual luncheon and schools and a young artist con- tion, call 429-9100. The Pensacola Museum of Art including some examples that 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. For more infor- fashion show October 6. Funds certo performance by announces its fall blockbuster are rare and one-of-a-kind. mation, please visit www.pen- raised go to support the opera’s Stephanie Bova, a 16-year-old UWF Theatre show “Tiffany by Design.” An “Tiffany by Design” will be sacolamuseumofart.org or call many outreach programs. from Gulf Breeze High School, department opening preview reception, open on exhibition at the Pensacola (850) 432-6247. The Pensacola Museum of Art beginning Museum of Art is located at 407 Doors open at 10:30 a.m. for who will play the 1st move- presents ‘Piece of to the public, will be held on the silent auction featuring a ment of the Tchaikovsky piano Friday, October 20 from 6 - 8, October 20 and continuing South Jefferson Street. magnificent 18K gold and ster- concerto. My Heart’ ling silver necklace by John Tickets for this benefit con- The University of West Hardy, donated by Jeweler’s cert are $20 per person, and Florida Department of Theatre TASTE OF JUDAISM: Are You Curious? Trade Shop, Inc. and a myriad $10 for children 12 and under. will present “A Piece of My Whet your appetite...in a three session exploration. A TASTE OF of other dazzling items. Local Tickets can be purchased by Heart” Sept. 28 through Oct. 8 JUDAISM offers a modern Reform Jewish perspective on living in visiting the Saenger Theatre in the Studio Theatre in the artisans will also have tables today’s complicated world. Center for Fine and Performing set up to sell unique scarves, Box Office or by contacting SPIRITUALITY VALUES PEOPLE jewelry and other treasures. Ticketmaster at 850-434-7444 Arts, Building 82. Luncheon and show begin at or www.ticketmaster.com. Performances will be held at 8 Open to the beginner, Jewish or Not ■ Free of Charge, Space Limited! 11:30 a.m. For more information about p.m. Sept. 28, 29 and 30 and OCTOBER & NOVEMBER CLASSES: TEMPLE BETH EL Oct. 5, 6 and 7. Sunday perfor- “Ladies can get some great “The Sound of Miracles,” Need Information? Want to Register? Call Alice: 850-449-7439 fashion ideas for the festive please call the Sacred Heart mances will be held at 2:30 Sponsored by the Union for Reform Judaism. William and Lottie Daniel Commission on Outreach and Synagogue Community. season just around the corner.” Foundation at (850) 416-4660. p.m. Oct. 1 and 8. Tickets cost said Helan White of Madam $16 per person for adults and De Elegance who is putting on Blue Morning $12 per person for senior citi- the show. Gallery presents zens, active military and UWF Models are Ann Brett, Dee faculty and staff. Admission is Dee Ritchie, Pat Windham, ‘Stream of Life’ free for UWF students with a Melanie Passman, Evelyn show valid Nautilus card. Davis, Sandra Kay Smith, Val Blue Morning Gallery pre- The ensemble cast is made Russenberger, Carol Law, sents “Stream of Life”, the up of UWF students, and the Betty Wasson, Sharon show featuring artists design team includes Dan Bourges-Jones, Candy Zulegar, Marianne McDonald, Mara Guyette, set designer; Glenn Mary Riesberg, Kathleen Viksnins and Robin Zehr. The Breed, UWF professor of cos- McBride, Gracie Papajohn, show runs from Sept. 25 until tume design and technology; Meri Asmar and Lynette Nov. 11 with a second showing Charles Houghton, UWF Wilson. from 5 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 29. Theatre department head, as The event sponsors include Admission is free and there lighting designer; and Duane Gulf Breeze News and Splash! will be door prizes and an art Turner, sound designer. Magazine. raffle. Charlotte Guyette, associate For tickets and information, The colorless, transparent professor of theatre at call the Pensacola Opera office liquid that gives life to all liv- University of South Dakota, at (850) 433-6737. ing beings is he main emphasis serves as guest director. of this new show As in nature, The play contains adult lan- Concert to benefit water is a key element in pro- guages and situations, as well ducing art and in this case is as the use of fog, smoke and Sacred Heart’s also the central topic which gunfire. Due to the configura- Miracle Camp concerns the artists in this tion of the seating, there will “The Sound of Miracles,” a show. be no admission for latecom- benefit concert for Sacred Marianne McDonald, a ers. Heart Health System’s Miracle marine biology instructor and To purchase tickets, call the JEANNETTE SHEILA Camp is scheduled for Sunday, now full time artists, has paint- CFPA Box Office at (850) 857- CHANDLER BISHOP Oct. 15, at 6 p.m. at the ed underwater scenes and also 6285 or visit uwf.edu/cfpa. For 554-0611 Saenger Theatre in downtown landscapes in which the central media inquiries, contact Jerre Pensacola. The event will fea- theme revolves around rivers, Brisky, CFPA assistant direc- 932-9319 ture the 100-voice Concert streams and waterfalls. She tor, at (850) 857-6057 or e- Choir of the Pensacola draws her impressions from Children’s Chorus, under the her ravels both in the U. S. and direction of Allen and Susan in the Caribbean. Pote, and the Pensacola Mara Viksnins’ work will Symphony Orchestra with concentrate on her new series Music Director Peter Rubardt. titled, “Coastal Scenes.” Her This concert marks the only main focus will be semi- time this year that the abstract views of different Don’t miss a single issue of Pensacola Children’s Chorus coastlines. “I use texture to the Gulf Breeze News to find will perform with the give the viewer a sense of both out about local sports! Pensacola Symphony the rugged and the serene,” she Orchestra. Selections to be says. Her jewelry will include Call 932-8986 to Subscribe Today! performed include music of natural stones made smooth by J.S. Bach, a stirring patriotic the timeless presence of water. composition by Randall Robin Zehr is a relatively Stroope, folk songs arranged new member to Blue Morning by Aaron Copland, and an Gallery but her exquisite pot- arrangement of “Londonderry tery has already become well Air.” known. 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Practice” makes a welcome return to series television as for eldest daughter Aubrey (guest star Olivia Thirlby) while Lina (Heather Goldenhersh), with disastrous — no pun in- Delia Banks, a real-estate agent who meets Melinda (Jen- advising Ellie and Conrad (Dana Delany, Timothy Hutton) tended — results in the new episode “The Class Learns Weekly Best Bets nifer Love Hewitt) when her son tries to steal some goods to act as if nothing is wrong. About Hurricanes.” from her store. They become friendly, and we’ll be seeing Sunday more of her. Yay! This new episode is also a “Party of 8 p.m. on NBC Thursday Five” reunion, with Lacey Chabert as the ex-wife of Melin- 6:30 p.m. on HBO Heroes: There’s a new hero in town, and he hears 7 p.m. on ABC da’s ghost du jour. Walk the Line: Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Wither- everything you say! The new episode “Don’t Look Back” in- spoon were nominated for Oscars — Witherspoon won — troduces Los Angeles cop Matt Parkman (Greg Grunberg, Ugly Betty: First off, that title is a lie. Betty (America 8 p.m. on CBS “Alias”), who turns out to have awesome hearing; he’s the Ferrera) isn’t ugly; she’s just not a glamour-puss or a for their performances as Johnny Cash and June Carter in Close to Home: Can they at least get this woman on director James Mangold’s superb biography of the revered only one who can detect the cries of a missing girl at a nasty clotheshorse, which makes her stick out like a sore thumb child abuse? In the new episode “A House Divided,” Anna- crime scene. Speaking of crime scenes, Niki (Ali Larter) has in her new job at a fashion magazine. Her womanizing country music couple. Like Sissy Spacek in “Coal Miner’s beth (Jennifer Finnigan) prosecutes a woman for the mur- Daughter,” both actors did their own singing for the roles, some dead thugs in her garage and a social services worker boss (Eric Mabius) didn’t hire her and wants to replace der of her husband, a psychiatrist. The defense attorney inquiring into her son’s (Noah Gray-Cabey) welfare. her with one of his bimbos ... until he realizes what this and they ideally capture the essence of their true-life alter claims it was self-defense, as Hubby was manipulating the egos whether they’re crooning or not. Tuesday plain Jane from Queens lacks in glamour, she more than family with hypnosis. But that defense attorney is soon his- makes up for in brains. Not unlike this smart new show. tory; the woman fires him so she can represent herself. 9 p.m. on CBS 8 p.m. on NBC 8 p.m. on CBS Saturday Without a Trace: It’s in the job description under “oth- Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Being married to er duties as assigned.” In the new episode “Candy,” a strip- Brooke Shields wasn’t enough? Sheesh. The former child CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Is there 5:10 p.m. on MAX a little tiny team of leprechaun CSIs about? per goes missing from a club that lost another dancer to model guest stars in the new episode “Siren Call” as a su- Grissom (William Petersen) doesn’t know what National Lampoon’s Animal House: Made on murder. Jack (Anthony LaPaglia) has Elena go under cov- permodel whose husband is implicated in the death of a to think when he finds a miniature replica of a small budget with a cast of relative unknowns, this er as a stripper at the club in search of leads. She’s not cop’s teenage stepdaughter. The girl liked to party, so his current crime scene — the home of a slain 1978 comedy made a huge splash with college stu- alone; Danny (Enrique Murciano) is also on the detail, pos- Goren and Eames start their investigation with the party former rock star (Danny Bonaduce). It repro- dents. John Belushi gives a starmaking performance ing as a customer. Back at the office, Jack and Anne (Mary scene. But cell phone records and an ex-boyfriend’s testi- duces the scene in amazing detail, and who as hard-partying, zit-impersonating, sorority girl- Elizabeth Mastrantonio) try to sort out the implications of mony point to an affair with the older guy. knows? There might be a clue or two in there. ogling John “Bluto” Blutarsky, who incites his under- her pregnancy. Wednesday Catherine (Marg Helgenberger) gets a clue of achieving fraternity brothers to unforgettable revenge Monday her own about who might be putting her in dan- on the hostile dean. 8 p.m. on CBS ger in part 2 of the season premiere. 9 p.m. on NBC 7 p.m. on CBS Criminal Minds: Is there a dastardly duo at work Friday Kidnapped: In the new episode “Special The Class: Is it too soon after Katrina to play hurri- here? The profilers look for whoever’s committing a string Delivery,” the Cains receive a package in the canes for laughs? This show’s writers don’t think so, as of murders, recording them and sending out the DVDs to 7 p.m. on CBS mail that suggests more than one Cain they have Kyle and Aaron (Sean Maguire, Cristian de la torture the victims’ loved ones. They soon come to strongly Ghost Whisperer: Camryn Manheim, you child may be in danger. Knapp (Jeremy Fuente) enjoying the heck out of watching Holly (Lucy suspect that they’re dealing not with one killer but with two have been missed. The former star of “The Sisto) goes to Brown University to look Punch) report on one from the field. As the storm threatens working together. But the solution to this whodunit is as the city, Richie (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) vows to take care of much of a surprise to them as it will be to you.

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1 tablespoon olive oil 2 medium onions, chopped 1 medium green pepper, seeded and chopped 3 cloves garlic, chopped Andrea Evans’ Favorite Bean and Vegetable Chili 2 medium carrots, cut into 1/2-inch slices 1 medium zucchini, cut into 1/2-inch slices A longtime star of daytime dramas, certain foods that might cause an actor to mom to show it off, and while I was out of 1 medium yellow squash, cut into 1/2-inch slices Andrea Evans has set a standard of profes- look silly by sticking to teeth and gums. the kitchen our dog knocked it off the 1/2 teaspoon oregano sional excellence that young actors proud- On “One Live to Live” we had a party counter.” 1/2 teaspoon cumin ly aspire to. You can see her scene that involved a nice 2 tablespoons chili powder as Rebecca Hotchkiss Crane spread, including black 2 (14-ounce) cans crushed tomatoes on NBC’s “Passions,” and caviar. No one came close to 1 can light beer surely remember her as Tina it except one actor, a fairly 1 teaspoon salt Clayton on “One Life to young guy. He had some and, 1 (8-ounce) can chickpeas, rinsed and drained Live,” Patty William Abbott you guessed it, it showed up 1 (8-ounce) can black beans, rinsed and drained on “The Young and The on his teeth for millions of 2 (8-ounce) cans pinto beans, rinsed and drained Restless” and as a star on fans to see.” dozens of other TV shows The menu for a Sunday Heat oil in large pot. Add onions, green pepper and gar- and movie hits. afternoon party at your lic. Saute until onions are soft. Add carrots and cover for 2 Evans can also be seen house? minutes. Add the zucchini, squash, oregano, cumin and chili onstage in a variety of theater “Probably some wonderful powder, and saute for another 2 minutes. Add the tomatoes, productions, and recently fish on the grill and veggies. beer and salt. Bring to a boil and then lower the heat to sim- starred in the world premiere Swordfish is always nice. mer for 10 to 15 minutes, lightly covered. Add the chick- of “Candles,” an original play dealing with Maybe a pasta dish, and my famous chili, peas, black beans and pinto beans and heat through until the lives of five women who find the “can” too!” done and tender to taste. Serve with your choice of garnish- in cancer. She is the celebrity ambassador What’s in the vegetable garden these es: chopped onions, cilantro, cheddar cheese or sour cream. for the City of Hope’s Walk for Hope to days? Makes 6 servings. Cure Breast Cancer, and works with a “Mostly fresh herbs, like parsley, basil number of other charitable causes. and mint.” Evans also is a regu- On the set you can do a lar columnist for scene over and over Healthy Cooking maga- again. But in the kitchen, Andrea Evans launched her career on daytime TV via her remarkable zine. She just adopted you usually have only one work as an actress in movies and television, which led to her soap opera her first child, Kylie shot for success. Any debut on ABC daytime TV's One Life to Live. Andrea graced audiences Lyn, who was born in cooking disaster memo- with successive roles on CBS daytime TV's The Young and the Restless May. To learn more: ries? and CBS daytime TV's The Bold and the Beautiful and before creating her www.andreaevans.com, “When I was a teenag- current role as beautiful socialite Rebecca Hotchkiss Crane on the NBC www.cityofhope.org, er I spent what seemed daytime TV drama, Passions. www.nbc.com. like an entire day making You were in the big- a lemon meringue pie for www.andreaevans.com screen thriller “Ice a boy I was seeing. It Cream Man.” So, when looked and smelled just (c) 2006 King Features Synd., Inc. it comes to that special perfect. I went to get my frozen treat, what’s your fave? “I love great vanilla ice cream, the kind they serve at that Cold Stone Creamery. Put some hot caramel on top. Yummy. I make my own, too. And it’s fantastic.” When did you begin following a vegetarian diet? “Well, I grew up in a meat- and-potatoes household. But when my mother had heart Premier Area Real Estate Office with over 20 Agents to Serve You! Broker/Owner bypass surgery it was a wake-up call. I’ll eat chicken and fish occasionally, but no beef.” 850-93-COAST (850-932-6278) A behind-the-scenes tale? “One thing viewers should ● 911 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 [in SeaGreen Center next to Billy Bob’s Barbecue] ● Cell (850) 449-4242 know is that when we are in scenes that involve eating, the SEARCH ALL AREA PROPERTIES FOR SALE AT: www.OnTheCoastHomes.com production team is very aware of

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Section C YOURYOUR COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY NEWSPAPERNEWSPAPER SeptemberApril 13,28, 20062006 Sports Schedule Dolphins work overtime Sept. 28 Girls G at Perdido (vs. Catholic and Navarre), 3 p.m. Boys G at Hidden Creek (x3) to get first win, 30-24 (vs. Navarre, Escambia and Catholic), 3:30 p.m. Pugh scores twice, including game-winner in triple overtime JV, 9th grade FB vs. Pine win over Catholic, the Dolphins’ fourth straight vs. Crusaders Forest (5:30/7 p.m.) VB at Milton (9th grade 4 BY JASON THOMPSON p.m., JV 5, Var. 6) Gulf Breeze News Sept. 29 [email protected] FB at Pine Forest, 7:30 Dolphin Stadium has hosted p.m. many games in its four decade Sept. 30 history, but maybe none as CC at Pine Forest exciting as Friday’s. Invitational, 9 a.m. Jason Pugh ran for 86 yards and scored two touchdowns, the S hosts FWB, Pace, last of which gave the Dolphins a Milton at The Club, 8 a.m. 30-24, triple-overtime win over GBHS 9th grade VB Catholic. The win was the first of Tourney, TBA the year for the Dolphins (1-3), as Oct. 3 well as the fourth in as many VB at Choctaw, 6 p.m. years against the Crusaders (3-1). “Our defensive coaches made some good adjustments in the second half,” head coach Chris Sports Briefs Nemith said. “It all culminated tonight.” Another facet of the game the GBHS softball Dolphins worked on during the camp Saturday week that paid off Friday was The Gulf Breeze High working on special teams. softball program will hold a Nemith credited running backs camp Oct. 2 from 9 a.m-4 p.m. coach Greg Hundley’s at the GBHS softball field. suggestion to work on blocking Girls from ages eight- kicks at the end of practice seventh grade will be from when they’re tired. The strategy 9 a.m.-noon, while eighth worked as the Dolphins blocked graders-high school seniors a potential game-winning field goal at the end of regulation. will be from 1-4 p.m. PJC B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News B.J. Rotolo/Gulf Breeze News coach Brenda Pena will be The Crusaders went 80 yards Jason Pugh battles for extra yardage Friday against Catholic. Robert Whibbs (6) looks on as the Dolphins begin to the instructor. in 11 plays on the game’s Pugh had two touchdowns, including the game-winner. celebrate their 30-24, triple overtime win Friday. Cost is $40 per player. opening drive to take a 7-0 lead. For more information, call Patrick Kooi, who had 101 yards yards rushing and 61 yards first down, Corey Owen on Gulf Breeze would face District 1-3A standings Rob Simon (565-0520), rushing and 174 yards passing, passing, was called for a second down and Brandon Dykes fourth down twice in the drive Team Dist. PF PA All PF PA John Brown (516-8301) or had 17 of those rushing yards on facemask penalty after trying to on third down forced Catholic to and on both occasions, would PF 1-0 45 0 5-0 164 24 Denise Biggs at the Rec the game’s opening play. He avoid a sack. He scrambled for try a 19-yard field goal. Hurst convert. Justin Hurd, who had Wash. 1-0 44 23 2-2 138 97 Center (934-5140). broke two tackles in the process. 13 yards on a third and 20 play, would block Williamson’s kick, 87 yards rushing on 10 carries, PHS 0-0 0 0 4-0 115 50 An offsides call against the forcing the Dolphins to settle leaving the score 7-3 with 9:53 carried for seven yards on a Wood. 0-0 0 0 1-3 44 78 GBHS 0-1 23 44 1-3 94 115 Dolphin t-shirts Dolphins on a fourth and two for a 40-yard field goal by left in the first half. fourth and one play. A few plays WFT 0-1 0 45 0-4 0 201 available at GBHS play kept the drive alive. Kevin Kent. His field goal with Starting on their own two- earlier, Hurd had a 22-yard gain. Last Friday’s games LeJerrold White’s five-yard Corey Owen, who had 40 Gulf Breeze 30, Catholic 24 (3 OT) Gulf Breeze High School 3:33 left in the first quarter yard line, the Dolphins would gain on third and two was made it a 7-3 deficit. go 98 yards in 15 plays to take yards on nine carries, ran for Pine Forest 14, Escambia 0 students wishing to PHS 28, Bay 20 followed by Kooi’s 24-yard nine yards on another fourth and purchase Dolphin t-shirts Kooi kept the Crusaders’ next their first lead of the game. Pace 33, Washington 29 touchdown pass to Robert one play. On the very next play, Wakulla 22, Woodham 3 may do so every Thursday drive going with a 36-yard scram- A 21-yard pass from Whibbs. John Williamson’s McGuire found Greg Tober on a West Florida Tech idle in football season during all ble to the GBHS nine-yard line. McGuire, who stood for several point after made it 7-0 with 7:51 But after another offsides penalty, seconds in the end zone, to Tyler six-yard touchdown pass. This Friday’s games three lunches in the GBHS Gulf Breeze at Pine Forest\ left in the opening quarter. Kent’s PAT with 2:17 left made cafeteria. Shirts are $12. the Dolphin defense stiffened. Gross got the Dolphins out of PHS at Washington Brad McGuire, who had 39 Stops by Boomer Harrington on the shadow of their own goal. West Fla. Tech at Woodham See Dolphins, Page 4C 6 See Briefs, Page 2C 6 Tides Unbeaten Lady Dolphin golf team wins Miracle Strip Classic Tides for Pensacola Bay Entrance Sept. 28-Oct. 4 Dolphins take The Lady Dolphins finished followed by Catholic (221) and Th 28 High 12:37 AM, Low 1:21 PM with a team score of 344, 10 Washington (232). F 29 High 1:42 AM, Low 2:52 PM second at Scenic Sa 30 High 2:56 AM, Low 3:58 PM shots better than runner up Ryals led the Lady Dolphins Su 1 High 4:14 AM, Low 4:47 PM Hills match; both Niceville. Pace was third (363), with a 40. Dorsey shot a 43, Mo 2 High 5:29 AM, Low 5:27 PM teams compete at followed by Leon (368), followed by (43), Trevino (47), Tu 3 High 6:44 AM, Low 5:55 PM Crestview (400), Navarre (410), Linville (49) and Whidby (49). We 4 High 8:06 AM, Low 6:19 PM FCA Classic this Tides for Navarre Beach Sept. 28- Fort Walton Beach (410), The boys squad, competing at Oct. 4 week at A.C. Read Catholic (423), Mosley (504) Scenic Hills on Sept. 19, finished Th 28 Low 11:29 AM and Escambia (507). second out of three teams. Tate F 29 High 12:58 AM, Low 1:00 PM Kristen Dorsey and Ashleigh won with a score of 161, Sa 30 High 2:12 AM, Low 2:06 PM BY JASON THOMPSON Su 1 High 3:30 AM, Low 2:55 PM Gulf Breeze News Ryals led the Lady Dolphins followed by Gulf Breeze (168) Mo 2 High 4:45 AM, Low 3:35 PM [email protected] with scores of 78 and 79, and West Florida Tech (182). Tu 3 High 6:00 AM, Low 4:06 PM respectively. Cori Linville shot Stephen Miller led the We 4 High 7:22 AM, Low 4:27 PM Tides for Milton, Blackwater River The Gulf Breeze Lady a 89, followed by Angela Dolphins with a nine-hole score Sept. 28-Oct. 4 Dolphin golf team, playing in Whidby (98) and Courtney (39), followed by Grant Th 28 High 3:40 AM, Low 3:42 PM Submitted Photo its first 18-hole match of the Trevino (99). McCormick (40), Jordan F 29 High 4:45 AM, Low 5:13 PM season, took first out of 10 At a four-team meet Sept. 19 Mitchell (43), T.J. Jordan (46) Sa 30 High 5:59 AM, Low 6:19 PM Still winning Su 1 High 7:17 AM, Low 7:08 PM The Lady Dolphin golf team remained unbeaten in 2006 after teams at the Miracle Strip at The Club at Hidden Creek, and Dax Powers (53). Mo 2 High 8:32 AM, Low 7:48 PM winning the MIracle Strip Classic Thursday. They are (from Invitational Thursday at the Gulf Breeze won with a team Both boys and girls squads Tu 3 High 9:47 AM, Low 8:19 PM left): Ashleigh Ryals, Courtney Trevino, Kristen Dorsey, Angela Pines Golf Course in Fort score of 179. competes in the FCA We 4 High 11:09 AM, Low 8:40 PM Whidby and Cori Linville. Walton Beach. Navarre was second (215), Invitational at A.C. Read.

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For the past two years, Catholic 25-25-25, Lady the team’s operated out of a Dolphins 16-23-17 borrowed trailer and in some Gulf Breeze was two points cases just a handy table away from tying their match with when a trailer was Catholic before the Lady Crusaders unavailable. closed out game two and went on to The program is also in a three game sweep. need of items that include Nice Tristan Powers scored six new uniforms, equipment property to build your dream straight in game one for Gulf and concrete for the batting home; has a Breeze (12-2) before the Lady cage just to name a few. man-made lake and is only a few Crusaders (10-2) outscored Whether your donation is lots away from GBHS 15-3 the rest of the game. monetary or service orient- HIDDEN CREEK GOLF COURSE. This area is building up fast! Ali Venezia’s five straight ed, it will be much appreci- $ serves gave GBHS a 6-4 lead in ated. Please send all dona- 199,900 NAVARRE LOT game two. But Catholic would tions to Lady Dolphin Paula Willets MLS# 300027 ● Lot Size 265 X 246 score four straight and never Softball Booster Club, 675 ● 1.50 Acres ● 7255 East Bay Blvd. trailed again in the game. Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf 850 - 516-7914 for detailed info of this property...go to Gulf Breeze resident Breeze, FL 32561. [email protected] www.paulawillets.com Samantha Freeman, who had six kills and 12 digs for Catholic, forced a sideout to make it 7-6 CHS in game three. The Lady Rhonda Randazzo/Gulf Breeze News Crusaders then added five straight Grace Papajohn awaits a serve in a recent GBHS match. and weren’t challenged again. Elizabeth Freeman had four kills and three digs for Catholic, while Allison Nocon, another Gulf Breeze resident, had four digs. Celia Eddy had 10 kills, five blocks and two digs in the loss, while Tobie Bass had four kills and three blocks. Macy Miller and Lacie Brothers both had three kills for Gulf Breeze, who were on the short end of a 34-22 kill advantage. Lady Dolphins 25-21-25-25, West Florida Tech 15-25-20-28 Gulf Breeze had five service errors in game two, including one on game point, before taking control of the match to win in four Sept. 19. Miller finished with a career- high 13 kills. She also had four aces. Eddy had 12 kills, three aces and three blocks. Powers had 24 assists and four digs, while Bridget Randall had five aces and six digs. Claire Koontz had five digs, while Tabatha VanDeWalle had four. Brothers led Gulf Breeze with six aces. Lady Dolphins 23-25-25-25, Rhonda Randazzo/Gulf Breeze News Milton 25-16-21-18 Tabatha VanDeWalle awaits a serve in a recent match. Milton rallied from a 19-15 had six and Lyndsey Wright points against them as Tiffany deficit to win game one, before four Sept. 20. Odenbrett’s 10 points led Gulf the Lady Dolphins took over Lady Dolphins 27-25, Breeze. Deannette Zuniga had Sept. 18 in Gulf Breeze. West Florida Tech JV 25-11 eight points, while Kara Brothers had a career-high Dowell had nine points, Cederquist had seven and Kori nine kills and nine digs, while while Kelly Hayes had seven, Ewens six. Eddy had nine kills, seven digs Wright and Rachel Harvey four Lady Dolphins 27-25, and 11 digs. Powers had a each in a win Sept. 19. West Florida Tech 25-11 career-high 25 assists and nine, Lady Dolphins 25-22-16, Kevyn Sarra had 12 points, while VanDeWalle had eight. Milton JV 18-25-6 while Casey Crenshaw had nine Miller had six kills and three Wheeler had nine points, in a win Sept. 19. digs, while Bass had five and while Wright had eight and Milton ninth grade 26-23- Randall four kills and six digs. Ginny Coady seven in the Sept. 15, Lady Dolphins 24-25-11 Catholic JV 25-25, 18 win. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Future Gulf Breeze Dolphins and Navarre Raiders battled in a 12-hour day of football Saturday in Navarre. Future rivals, but in some cases, current classmates squared off starting at 8 a.m. with the Mighty Mites and ending at 6 p.m. with the Juniors. Navarre won five of the eight games. In the final three games of the day, students at Woodlawn Beach Middle were pitted against each other. A total of 19 WBMS students (14 from Navarre, five from Gulf Breeze) played in the Navarre Silver Midgets’ 28-6 over Gulf Breeze. Twenty six students (20 from Navarre, six from Gulf Breeze) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News played in the GBSA’s 22-14 Blue Bob Sharp talks to his Blue Midget players Saturday in Navarre. Midgets win over Navarre Black, Dolphins at the one-yard line as turnovers in the win. shoestring pass from David while 28 (21 from Navarre, time expired. Hawkins scored on a five- Alverson, while Garner seven from Gulf Breeze) played Matthew deMahy scored the yard run with 2:00 left in the Curington and Zach Wilson had in Navarre’s 14-8 win over Dolphins’ lone touchdown. first quarter and added a 21-yard tackles for losses. GBSA in Juniors action. deMahy, Adam Colston and touchdown run with one second Matthew Webb had an Navarre Mighty Mites 21, Parker Baynes also had strong left in the game. interception for the Raiders, Gulf Breeze 12 games defensively. Foxworth had a five-yard while Alejandro Charette had a Information on this game was Navarre Black Mites 35, touchdown run with 6:12 left in tackle on a Dolphin extra point. unavailable at press time. GBSA White 0 the second quarter and a two- Navarre Black Midgets 28, GBSA White Mini Mites 37, Former GBSA player Josh Irby yard touchdown run with 6:46 GBSA White 6 Navarre Black 14 scored two touchdowns for the left in the game. He also added a Marquis Hagewood scored Reagan Fedell scored five Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Raiders, as did Casey Gatlin as the 2-point kick in the win. touchdowns in each of the first Connor Crooke returns an interception for the Blue Mites. touchdowns for Gulf Breeze as Raiders shut out the Dolphins. Austin DeWees added a 52- three quarters to lead the they rolled over Navarre. Alex Tilton added a 35-yard yard touchdown run with 4:32 Raiders to a win. and Tre Moore. GBSA Blue Midgets 22, Fedell and Nicholas Myers, touchdown run for Navarre, left in the third quarter. His third touchdown, from 45 Xan Sarra scored the Navarre Silver 14 who also had a touchdown, while Micah Peterson had an Connor Crooke led the yards out in the third quarter, Dolphins’ lone touchdown on a Mitchell deKozan scored on benefitted from a strong interception. Matthew Tebo defense with two interceptions, came one play after Nick four-yard run with 3:46 left in a three-yard run with 25 seconds offensive line, led by Dustin recovered a fumble in the win, while Auston Fillinger, Brian Bookout appeared to have the second quarter. left to lift the Dolphins to a hard Rogers. Also having strong while Elijah Appel had a strong Garbell and Kale Jarvis had one recovered a fumble on a Raider Benjamin Scarborough had fought win over Navarre Silver. games were Nolan Remig, defensive game. each. Brandon Aydelott and lateral. It was ruled incomplete. an interception for the Dolphins, The Dolphins led 14-0 at the Brian Joyner and Joshua GBSA Blue Mites 34, Nick Duggar both recovered Hagewood also ran in an while Shane Halpin, Preston half after a three-yard run by Hartley. Bo Fabbro recovered Navarre Silver 0 fumbles for the Dolphins, who extra point in the win, while Sellers and Joel Fry made Kyle McGee with 1:55 left in an onside kick. Michael Hawkins and scored 28 of their 34 points off Jared Willoughby scored on a tackles for losses. the first quarter and a 40-yard Navarre Silver 13, Chandler Foxworth both had those turnovers. 23-yard run with 6:16 left in the Kyle Smith and Logan Smith run by Taylor Busbee in the GBSA Blue Mini Mites 6 two touchdowns, while the On offense, Troy game. He also ran in an extra both had tackles for losses for second quarter. Busbee also had The Raiders stopped the Dolphin defense forced seven point, as did Michael Cathey Stringfellow caught a 15-yard, the Raiders. See GBSA, Page 7C 6 Bryant completes Maintain Access to Your Money third season in minor leagues and Earn a Safe, Strong Return

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 28, 2006 7C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Dolphin swim teams returns to competition this weekend SR, Davis, Taylor A JR), 1:54.14. Girls 50 Yard Freestyle Girls 100 Yard Freestyle Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 36, Lanza, Jeff, GBHS, 1:26.86. BY JASON THOMPSON Girls 200 Yard Freestyle 7, Kieffer, Courtney, NHS, 27.10. 5, Schuler, Summer L, GBHS, 59.10. 3, GBHS (Atzhorn, Aileen L JR, Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke Gulf Breeze News 2, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS, 2:00.08. 10, Brainerd, Katie, NHS, 27.47. 9, Kieffer, Courtney, NHS, 1:00.72. Schroeder, Koren M SO, Ogurek, 1, Atzhorn, Aileen L, GBHS, 1:11.86. [email protected] 7, Schroeder, Koren M, GBHS, 2:16.43. 13, Black, Micaela, NHS, 27.73. 14, Hamilton, April, NHS, 1:03.11. Ashley E JR, Nowak, Michala N 5, Stevens, Brittany N, GBHS, 1:15.26. 8, Marshall, Melanie N, GBHS, 17, Ogurek, Ashley E, GBHS, 28.49. 17, Violette, Caitlin M, GBHS, 1:04.04. SO), 1:47.93. 6, Brainerd, Katie, NHS, 1:15.98. Three weeks after their last 2:16.72. 28, Warren, Nicole, NHS, 30.52. 19, Black, Micaela, NHS, 1:04.17. 4, NHS (Black, Micaela SR, 15, Violette, Caitlin M, GBHS, 1:23.43. 12, Walden, Madeline, GBHS, 2:20.63. 29, Steinhauer, Carli M, GBHS, 31.18. 30, Neal, Antje, NHS, 1:10.67. Brainerd, Katie SR, Kieffer, Courtney 32, Travis, Amanda, NHS, 1:31.82. meet, the GBHS swim program 14, Morer, Taylor, NHS, 2:21.21. 42, Martinez, Erika, GBHS, 35.41. 32, Steinhauer, Carli M, GBHS, 1:11.00. SO, Parsons, Christine FR), 1:48.24. 37, Helvenston, Chrissy R, GBHS, will host a double dual meet 38, Karsten, Jacquelynn, NHS, 45, Busbee, Jasmin, GBHS, 35.84. 37, Helvenston, Chrissy R, GBHS, Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 1:37.40. with Fort Walton, Pace and 2:55.86. Boys 50 Yard Freestyle 1:14.28. 6, NHS (Chrisco, Joe JR, Getzug, 44, Collier, April, NHS, 1:42.61. Milton Saturday at The Club. 44, Kradel, Rachel, NHS, 3:12.85. 15, Chrisco, Joe, NHS, 25.21. Boys 100 Yard Freestyle Tanner SO, Schell, Patrick SR, 49, Stoll, Sara, NHS, 1:57.96. 47, Hodge, Christine, NHS, 3:15.88. 16, Davis, Taylor A, GBHS, 25.66. 6, Rodriguez, Joel, NHS, 54.47. Rodriguez, Joel SR), 1:42.27. Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke In a recent issue of the Gulf Boys 200 Yard Freestyle 21, Getzug, Tanner, NHS, 26.68. 14, Davis, Taylor A, GBHS, 57.49. 8, GBHS (Davis, Taylor A JR, 17, Thames, Shane, GBHS, 1:15.78. Breeze News, only the top 10 8, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 2:07.25. 32, Tilghman, Riley, NHS, 29.43. 17, Jenkins, Sean, GBHS, 58.98. Jenkins, Sean JR, Gunn, Ross R 21, Zillen, Andrew, GBHS, 1:18.06. places from the Dolphin 16, Zillen, Andrew, GBHS, 2:18.54. 35, Lanza, Jeff, GBHS, 29.60. 19, Davis, Ross E, GBHS, 59.05. FR, Schmitz, Jay R SR), 1:44.77. 26, Tilghman, Riley, NHS, 1:22.53. Invitational were printed. The 28, Bressler, David, NHS, 2:34.13. 42, Rappold, Peter, GBHS, 30.83. 20, Chrisco, Joe, NHS, 59.84. Girls 100 Yard Backstroke 33, Bressler, David, NHS, 1:30.84. Girls 200 Yard IM 45, Phillips, Andrew, NHS, 31.26. 24, Getzug, Tanner, NHS, 1:00.45. 4, Parsons, Christine, NHS, 1:03.32. 38, Weng, Tyler, GBHS, 1:36.06. following is a complete list of 3, Atzhorn, Aileen L, GBHS, 2:16.40. Girls 100 Yard Butterfly 42, Phillips, Andrew, NHS, 1:15.65. 5, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS, 1:04.10. Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay all GBHS and Navarre 7, Parsons, Christine, NHS, 2:19.66. 5, Tibbs, Morgan A, GBHS, 1:04.70. Girls 500 Yard Freestyle 12, Schuler, Summer L, GBHS, 5, NHS (Craig, Jearim JR, Morer, swimmers and their times: 10, Schroeder, Koren M, GBHS, 9, Stevens, Brittany N, GBHS, 1:07.28. 3, Tibbs, Morgan A, GBHS, 5:43.43. 1:11.84. Taylor SO, Hamilton, April SR, Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 2:28.98. 12, Brown, Karin C, GBHS, 1:16.16. 6, Nguyen, Thy K, GBHS, 5:58.79. 14, Nguyen, Thy K, GBHS, 1:12.99. Parsons, Christine FR), 4:11.41. 3, GBHS (Nowak, Michala N SO, 18, Brown, Karin C, GBHS, 2:41.50. 17, Schuler, Savannah A, GBHS, 7, Walden, Madeline, GBHS, 6:00.78. 21, Carpenter, Stephanie, NHS, 6, GBHS (Ogurek, Ashley E JR, Atzhorn, Aileen L JR, Tibbs, 19, Schuler, Savannah A, GBHS, 1:19.85. 10, Marshall, Melanie N, GBHS, 1:18.08. Schroeder, Koren M SO, Tibbs, Morgan Morgan A SR, Ogurek, Ashley E 2:41.69. 22, Barbee, Jennifer, NHS, 1:22.09. 6:06.15. 25, Craig, Jearim, NHS, 1:21.10. A SR, Schuler, Summer L SR), 4:13.41. JR), 2:01.93. 20, Barbee, Jennifer, NHS, 2:46.09. 26, Palmertree, Kirsten, NHS, 1:24.18. 12, Morer, Taylor, NHS, 6:15.75. 29, Busbee, Jasmin, GBHS, 1:22.04. Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay 8, NHS (Black, Micaela SR, 31, Walker, Rebecca, NHS, 3:01.42. 33, Raymond, Mary, NHS, 1:29.24. 21, Worsham, Brooke, NHS, 6:58.96. Boys 100 Yard Backstroke 7, NHS (Chrisco, Joe JR, Getzug, Brainerd, Katie SR, Kieffer, Courtney 40, Traynor, Amanda, NHS, 3:16.17. 34, Yea, Erin, NHS, 1:29.35. 22, Palpallatoc, Mariah, NHS, 7:01.34. 8, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 1:03.88. Tanner SO, Schell, Patrick SR, SO, Hamilton, April SR), 2:07.34. Boys 200 Yard IM Boys 100 Yard Butterfly 26, Warren, Nicole, NHS, 7:21.74. 9, Davis, Ross E, GBHS, 1:04.68. Rodriguez, Joel SR), 3:56.26. Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay 7, Schmitz, Jay R, GBHS, 2:12.86. 7, Schmitz, Jay R, GBHS, 1:00.33. Boys 500 Yard Freestyle 11, Rodriguez, Joel, NHS, 1:05.63. 9, GBHS (Wilson, Jake T SO, Zillen, 4, GBHS (Gunn, Ross R FR, 14, Jenkins, Sean, GBHS, 2:25.99. 12, Schell, Patrick, NHS, 1:04.65. 15, Thames, Shane, GBHS, 6:27.32. 21, Schell, Patrick, NHS, 1:11.94. Andrew JR, Jenkins, Sean JR, Thames, Shane FR, Schmitz, Jay R 21, Crawford, Lucas, NHS, 2:39.66. 15, Wilson, Jake T, GBHS, 1:10.56. 19, Crawford, Lucas, NHS, 6:34.51. 35, Rappold, Peter, GBHS, 1:26.39. 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Mites, Blue Midgets win Marquis Continued from Page 6C Ortiz Jr, Ray Meliene, Cameron Gulf Breeze scored its points Hagewood Davies, Myles Gorder and on a safety and a two-yard run (left) and a pair of two-point kicks. Baker all had sacks in the win. by Max Sellers. Michael Carron Murray scored both Navarre Juniors 14, GBSA 8 Brandon Sorenson and Eric Cathey (right) touchdowns for the Raiders on a Christopher Anderson scored Adams both recovered fumbles, run the ball for 47-yard run and a 60-yard run, twice in the final 8:30 to lead while Holden Tibbs had an the Navarre both in the third quarter. Hunter Navarre over Gulf Breeze. The interception. Anderson and Black Midgets Gullickson added a two-point kick. game-winner came with two Virgilio Hunter recovered Saturday Kyle McGee also recovered minutes left. fumbles for the Raiders. against Gulf Breeze White two fumbles in the win, one of Both of the scores were set John Bayer, Justin Ratte and Midgets. them forced by deKozan. Henry up on long passes - the first on a Adams all had tackles for Navarre won Baker also recovered a fumble. 20-yard pass to Shane losses, while Michael Mann the game 28- Colin Cyrus and Ethan McMaster and the second, a 30- threw a 55-yard pass to Adams. 6. Anderson both recovered fum- yarder to Ian Lockwood, who David Keen also caught a pass Jason bles for the Raiders. Carlos also had a two-point kick. for 15 yards. Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Bayside Thunder takes second at Liberty Cup The Bayside U15 boys soccer scoring 11 total goals. team, the Thunder, made a Diego Figueroa, Erik successful 2006 season debut Mayfield and Max Gerke each under Coach Fraga DeRosa in the scored two while Danny Gibble, Liberty Cup Soccer Tournament Cody Sholty, Jack Bagley, Zach Thank You! held Aug 19-20 in Birmingham. Miller, and Doug Overlade The Thunder beat perennial added one apiece. …from your new Senator, Don Gaetz power Memphis Football Club The midfield and defensive 3-0, the Vestavia Steamers 6-0 backfield of Blake Trotter, Steven and tied Columbus Red Star 0-0 Vernali, Matt Shaeffer, Jack ThanksT to y you,ou,, before losing the championship Shows, Ryan Schuler, Josh allaalll DDonn ToTolToll-freeolll-freell- eee game to the 2006 Georgia state Suelflow, Hunter Hillis, Zach finalist team, the Forsyth Woodson and alternating k.k Don Gaetz believes you should never have to Fusion, 3-2. goalkeepers Tyler Willets and call long distance to speak with your Senator, The offense was well Hayes Sperry limited the opposing represented with eight players teams to three goals total y VRRQKLV¿UVWGD\LQRI¿FHKH¶OODFWLYDWH ateatte DWROOIUHHWHOHSKRQHQXPEHU GBSAvolleyball standings, scores 5th and 6th grade division 7th and 8th grade division N 1-866-450-4DON Frappuccino Mocha Latte 4-0 Big Green 3-1 Crushers 2-2 Tasmanian Devils 3-1 f Beginning November 21 Red Hot Chili Peppers 2-2 Maroon Monsoons 2-1 Shamrocks 0-4 Purple Pirates 2-1 Pink Lightning 0-3 r Typhoons 0-3 Last Saturday’s scores Last Saturday’s scores Don isi comingi too Crushers def. Shamrocks 25- Purple Pirates def. Typhoons 25-21, • d 21, 22-25, 15-13 25-18 Red Hot Chili Peppers def. Big Green def. Pink Lightning 25- • hhigh standards in our schoolsls Shamrocks 25-23, 23-25, 15-11 22, 25-16 y Frappuccino Mocha Latte def. Tasmanian Devils def. Pink Red Hot Chili Peppers 25-11, Lightning 25-22, 25-20 25-10 Tasmanian Devils def. Monsoons • a 25-13, 25-21 'RQ*DHW]EHOLHYHV\RXVKRXOGQ¶WKDYH Frappuccino Mocha Latte def. Monsoons def. Big Green 20-25, t Crushers 25-19, 25-22 WRGULYHIDUWRPHHWZLWK\RXU6HQDWRU 25-16, 15-13 VRHYHU\PRQWKKH¶OOEULQJKLVRI¿FH WRDGLIIHUHQWFRPPXQLW\:DWFK\RXU GRADS ORFDOQHZVSDSHUIRUPRUHGHWDLOV

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These are individuals with annual incomes above $80,000 necessarily cause for alarm ($160,000 per couple) who “Adults don’t come home and read anymore, will see their monthly BY SHEENA MCFARLAND and that's a real problem,” Kesner says. outlays jump from $88.50 to Scripps Howard News Service as high as $162.10 Books, such as “The Big Book of Brain depending on their income. Games,” by Ivan Moscovich, the co-founder of Coupled with the private Nearly everyone who drives has lost his car San Francisco’s Exploratorium, can help main- insurance most buy to keys at some point. tain and improve memory. As long as you realize you own car keys, you The book is filled with 1,000 colorful games, supplement Medicare, the Gulf Breeze News will make a combined premiums could shouldn’t worry about forgetting where you ranging in difficulty from child-level simplicity donation for each subscription sold! placed them, says Raymond Kesner, a professor to near-Einstein challenges. easily total between $400 For Details, call: and $500 a month for this of psychology at the University of Utah. Joy Bemis, 69, and her husband, Bruce, 70, do group. “Forgetting is part of the normal, everyday crossword puzzles, Sudoku and jigsaw puzzles Gulf Breeze News 850.932.8986 Critics contend that it will experience,” Kesner says. together. On many days, they complete a copy of drive many wealthier That may come as a relief to many people. the same puzzle and compare answers. recipients out of the Lives seem to be getting busier and busier, and “I really enjoy the challenge,” Joy says. “I’ve program. Medicare officials with baby boomers hitting retirement age, read it’s good to do when you get older.” counter that they expect only maintaining and improving memory is becoming In addition to doing puzzles, she has taken about 30,000 to opt out for more of a concern. classes in watercolor, harmonica and the card private insurance by 2010. Kesner says many people demand too much game bridge at a senior center in Holladay, Idaho, They argue that even with from their memories. He suggests that people where she also volunteers once a week. the higher premium, it still is write down grocery lists and appointments Kesner encourages people to stay active and do not a bad deal in a time of instead of trying to remember everything. puzzles, but urges against using advertised drugs constantly spiraling health- “The easiest way not to forget is to keep a day and supplements promising to boost memory care costs. But their planner handy and write everything down,” he says. capability. Most herbal substances have not been optimism seems based on no Part of the problem is that memory is easily tested or approved by the Food and Drug further premium raises in the fooled, according to Daniel Schacter, chairman of Administration. While many companies say following four years, hardly Harvard University’s psychology department and taking their pill allows you to never forget again, a certainty as the pressures author of “The Seven Sins of Memory: How the the truth is that forgetting is a mechanism for the on the nation’s entitlement Mind Forgets and Remembers.” brain to focus on what’s important, he says. programs - Social Security, The sins of memory include forgetting over “Can you imagine what it would be like if you Medicare and Medicaid for time, being absent-minded, changing memories remembered everything all the time?” Kesner asks. the indigent - continue to due to new ideas being introduced and There has been some research, though, that mount. remembering things that didn’t actually happen shows preventing dementia and Alzheimer’s may Congress will have little the way you remember. be linked to reducing the body's free radicals, which Your agent for 45 years. choice but to turn to its more In order to improve memory, Kesner suggests are highly reactive molecules that can destroy cells affluent senior citizens to doing word and number puzzles, such as Sudoku, and prevent synapses in the brain. 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Creative Learning Academy Gulf Breeze Middle holds annual Spelling Bee Explore the Possibilities www.creativelearningacademy.org BY MELANIE WAITE “Our Mission is to provide students with a strong Special to the News foundation of academic excellence, creativity & integrity.” Call today ● ACCREDITED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ● ACADEMIC for a personal tour! EXCELLENCE ● DEDICATED TEACHERS ● STUDENT- What do ‘rhinestone,’ 3151 Hyde Park Rd. CENTERED APPROACH ● LATIN AND SPANISH ● FINE AND ‘diabetes’ and ‘kerchief’ have in Pensacola, FL 32503 PERFORMING ARTS ● ALL GRADE LEVEL ENRICHMENT common? Those were the 850-432-1768 ● “MONTESSORI PLUS” PREPRIMARY PROGRAM winning words in the grade Celebrating 33 Years of Academic Excellence level spelling bees at Gulf PREPRIMARY - 8th GRADE Breeze Middle School. In the eighth grade bee, Jay Martin and Andrew Clark spelled on for twenty rounds after April Joy Remitor missed ‘rabies’ to place third. When Andrew put an extra letter in ‘quinine’ it finally opened the opportunity for Jay to spell it and then his winning word. The other spellers were Nathan Gupta, Ty Mitchell, Megan Coley, Stephan Harper, Evan Barnard and Lucas Skinner. Jennifer Mitchell outlasted Tyler Kendrick in the seventh grade bee. Blake Meredith was third, followed by Brandon Photo courtesy of Melanie Waite Harvey, Brian Stuller, Will Top spellers Davis, Kyle Koester, Greg GBMS students who recently competed in their school Spelling Bee were (front, from left): Leenig, RJ Burns, Chris Taylor, Savannah Green, Landry Lowrimore and Taylor Marcum, Jennifer Mitchell. Back (from left): Jessica Fromularo, Natalia Tyler Kendrick, Jay Martin, Blake Meredeth, April Joy Remitar and Andrew Clark. Moreno, and Sarah Shell. The sixth grade bee featured Patricia Moes, Anthony Walden, were judged by retired librarian advance to the county, regional an extended battle between and Alexander Nguyen. Judy Jones Loignon. Gayla and national spelling bees. Landry Lowrimore and Spellers from the classes of Kate DeGoursey and the ITV crew Santa Rosa has sent a Savannah Green, which Walker, Betsy Tighe, Melanie filmed the bees, so they could be contestant to the national bee Savannah won by spelling Waite, Sonja Nichols, Paula shown to classes during homebase. each of the past three years. ‘inescapable’ and then ‘kerchief.’ Lowrimore, Candy Culberson, The first place winner from Meagan Schaeffner won the Taylor Marcum placed third. Mark Sebastian and Sue Kietzmann each grade level will advance to Santa Rosa County and The remaining spellers were faced off against the faced off in the the Knights of Columbus bee in Regional Bee in Panama City in Carmen Conway, Matt annual grade level bees. October and the Sandy Sansing 2003, and is the only student so Craighead, Don Tran, Allie Melanie Waite was coordinator bee during spring semester. far to represent Gulf Breeze Blissit, Kevin Price, Y-nhu Ngo, and pronouncer for the bees, which Winners of those bees can Middle in Washington, D.C.

Navarre NJROTC students get CERT training Santa Rosa County Emergency Management Operations Chief Brad Baker was pleased with the results of the recent Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training exercise held in Navarre last month. NJROTC students from Navarre High School became the ‘victims’ and assisted the Navarre CERT in a recent training exercise at the Navarre Library. “The exercise provided some valuable training for the CERT in Navarre and also gave the students some insight into the importance of CERT,” said Baker, “and we hope that more students become interested in the NORTH CAROLINA program and become involved. They can be of great assistance Lakefront $69,900 when catastrophe strikes.” 306794 For more information on how to become a member of CERT, Direct Lake Access $19,900 Courtesy Photo visit the Santa Rosa County NJROTC Students that participated in recent CERT training were (from left): Greg Alford, Erin Emergency Management website, Call For Details! Wooley, Heather Broxton, Dustin Longhenry, Chelsea Stewart, Craig Haggett, Adam Howard, www.santarosa.fl.gov/emergency, Tommy Davis and Ryan Mathis. or call Baker at 983-4610. 1-866-930-5263 SR. SCENE

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Photo courtesy of Beth Musmansky Field trip to City Hall Karen Argentine, Zach Argentine, Foster Andrews, Hank Newell, John Rosas, Heath Gomez, Gulf Breeze Mayor Lane Gilchrist, City Manager Buz Eddy, Ben Cecil, Will Musmansky, Josh Bradley “B.J.” Davis / Gulf Breeze News Argentine, Beth Musmansky, Alex Thompson, Mason McCluskey, Morgan Armstrong. Teacher of the Year Robert Smith is presented a check for $10,000 from Brian English and Donny Spurlock of Wal-Mart for Smith's award of Teacher of the Year.This money will be used towards the hands- MEDICARE on labs taught by Smith. GBMS’ Smith Teacher of the Year Continued from Page 3D International, an educational faculty and staff during an BY BRADLEY ‘B.J.’ DAVIS, JR. around $30 billion a year. professional association. The edition of the school’s morning Gulf Breeze News Medicaid was estimated at 26-year teaching veteran will show on Instructional [email protected] $10 billion annually. The com- now go on to a nationwide television. bined programs now waste that Gulf Breeze Middle School competition. Smith was presented a much in fraud and abuse each science teacher Robert S. Smith “This is a very important day personalized Teacher of the Year year. Total costs are more than was recognized last Friday as in the life of one our teachers,” leather tote, a crystal apple $300 billion a year for Teacher of the Year through a said Principal Jenny Granse. trophy, business cards, a Medicare alone. joint effort between Wal-Mart She announced Smith as the Teacher of the Year certificate To sell the politically popular and Phi Delta Kappa winner of the award to students, See Smith, Page 5C 6 but fiscally irresponsible Medicare prescription-drug program, sponsors argued ini- tially that it would cost about $500 billion over 10 years. Suddenly that was revised to nearly $700 billion and then $750 billion, and most experts believe that the actual cost for Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News the 10 years will be well over Melanie Waite (left) with Gulf Breeze Middle School Principal $1 trillion. Jenny Granse. As one observer noted during Who Took the GBN 2006 the often-acrimonious quarreling over the Rx add-on: “If Congress Summer Reading Challenge? wants to sell you a blue suit, they Waite to retire turn on the blue light, but when you get it out in the sun you find Josh Martin did! it was really gray.” from GBMS Friday have on students, particularly A spokesman for the Senior BY FRANKLIN HAYES Citizens League, with more those who have little to emulate Josh read and reviewed Gulf Breeze News than 1.2 million members, was in their home situations… I’ve [email protected] "The Janitor's Boy." Gulf quoted in press reports often compared teaching to Breeze News is very proud expressing concern that “As Retirement usually signifies being onstage as the star of the healthier and wealthier seniors an end, but for Melanie Waite it show, utilizing many of the of Josh and his summer see their premiums rise, we fear is merely a change of pace. skills of the actor… I love my reading. Josh was rewarded that when that premium equals Waite, a 40-year teaching job and my students and do not with two free tickets to The what they could pay for regular veteran, spent 35 years of her look forward to retirement.” ZOO of NW Florida and as health insurance, why be in the illustrious career cultivating The celebrated educator also program at all? We feel that minds at Gulf Breeze Middle conducts haunted history tours in Editor's Choice two free tick- eventually the sickest and the School (GBMS) and is set to downtown Pensacola for the ets to Sam's Fun City! Read oldest and the poorest are going retire Sept. 29. Pensacola Historical Society, and on Josh! to be the ones left behind in In a genial ceremony served on the turtle patrol helping Medicare and their costs are featuring an atmospheric harp freshly hatched sea turtles find going to go up significantly to performance and a sendoff their way to gulf waters. sustain the program.” video created by faculty and During her 35-year tenure at The truth is that while the students, Waite’s friends and GBMS, Waite was involved with Samantha Hoffman did too! White House, with President family gathered at the middle Science Olympiad, spelling bee, Bush himself leading the way, school library Sept. 22 to class sponsorship, cheerleading Samantha read and unsuccessfully expended commemorate her prolific sponsorship, the Parent Teacher reviewed "Because of Winn enormous effort to win reform métier as a GBMS Dolphin. Organization, gymnastics club, of Social Security, which is on a “She’s our number one sailing club, track and field and Dixie." Gulf Breeze News is path to bankruptcy by 2040, the dolphin cheerleader,” GBMS plans to stay equally as busy in also very proud of real crisis was clearly in Principal Jennifer Granse said retirement. Immediate plans Samantha and rewarded her Medicare, which has a much in reference to Waite’s constant include caring for her with two free tickets to The earlier self-destruct date. extracurricular involvement. “I grandchildren and staying Although the premium could always depend on her to involved in the community. ZOO of NW Florida and as increases are projected to save be at every school event.” Waite’s daughter Celene Editor's Choice two free tick- Medicare $7.7 billion over five Waite was valedictorian of her Sessions is a 14-year teaching ets to Big Kahuna's Water years and $20 billion over 10, it high school class, taught every veteran at Pace High School and Adventure Park! Read is only a small amount of what level of student from elementary and explained how her mother’s is needed to keep the gigantic to college, and was honored as presence influenced her on Samantha! program solvent. Actually, the teacher of the year in 1985. decision to become an educator. 5.6 percent premium increase In her application packet for “What I didn’t realize as a fails to keep pace with next teacher of the year, Waite child growing up is that mom is Hailey Philips kicked off the challenge for GBN with "Jedi year’s projected 6 percent per- eloquently described her teach- just an incredible teacher,” capital rise in health-care costs. ing philosophy. Sessions said. “She was teaching Under Siege" and for her review she received two free So what is the solution? “Teachers have a unique from the time I can remember, tickets to The ZOO of NW Florida! Obviously, there has to be some opportunity to influence students and I didn’t realize she was Read on Hailey! way to slow the growth in costs. in positive ways. In today’s doing it. We were at the zoo, we The theory is that when people world they, and the television set, were at the aquarium, we were at begin to pay more of their own often have more contact hours the beach, we were in the library expenses, they reduce with a given child than do his and doing all these things and I utilization and costs drop parents,” Waite wrote. just thought every kid did that. I naturally. Maybe. But managed “Teachers seem sometimes didn’t realize that some kids care has become a major not to realize the impact they didn’t have that at home.” political issue. Attempts by Medicare to reduce fees always meet strong opposition. Doctors are lobbying strongly Moving and Storage SIMPLIFIED. against a proposed 5.1 percent cut in their fees for next year. One thing seems apparent. The time is approaching when Medicare is clearly not going to be the great deal it once was. ©2006. PODS® is a (Dan K. 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BY FRANKLIN HAYES school,” said PTSO President PTSO organizers are still in Cindy Gross. the very early planning stages Gulf Breeze News To meet their fundraising and are not sure if the event [email protected] goals, PTSO members are would be held on school grounds The Gulf Breeze High School tentatively planning two or at an alternate location. Parent Teacher Student fundraising events for February The PTSO membership drive Organization (PTSO) is looking to and are promoting an ongoing is in full swing and the community increase membership and develop member ship drive. While the is encouraged to get involved by winter fundraisers. At a recent details of the events are still donating to the Friends of Gulf PTSO meeting, board members being discussed, basic plans are Breeze High School program. discussed several options to raise beginning to materialize. Membership dues are $10 per money for various needs. PTSO board members would person, $20 per family and only Altogether, the organization like to coordinate a brunch $5 for GBHS faculty and staff. needs $10,000 to continue their fundraiser sponsored by area realtors The friends of Gulf Breeze mission of providing services for and one local restaurant and a Sadie High School Program will result the student body and faculty of Hawkins Dance for students. in sponsorship plaques that line the high school. The group plans A Sadie Hawkins Dance, the entrance corridor to the to spend more than $6,000 to named after the Li’l Abner School known as “Dolphin improve the acoustics in the comic strip character known as Pride Hall.” Proceeds from the school’s gym and for a new sound the “homeliest gal in all the plaque sales will be places in a system for Dolphin Stadium. The hills” who grew tired of waiting scholarship fund. remaining funding will be applied for young bachelors to court her, Membership and sponsorship toward a scholarship fund. is an event where female forms are available by “We’re trying to do students invite male students to contacting GBHS at 850-916- Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Cindy Gross (right), President of the GBHS Parent Student Teacher Organization, talks with fundraising projects that will attend and suggested attire it 4100 or e-mailing Michelle GBHS Assistant Principal Victor Lowrimore. benefit every student in the typically less formal. Schmitz [email protected]. SMITH: GBMS teacher named Students to help set world Wal - Mart Teacher of the Year record today About 900 students at Gulf Continued from Page 4C After receiving his they will use throughout their Breeze Middle are set to recognition, Smith thanked lives,” Dr. Georgianna Bryant participate in a statewide effort and a one-year membership to Wal-Mart and Phi Delta Kappa of Phi Delta Kappa to set a new world record. Phi Delta Kappa in addition to and explained how important International education The students will be a part of a $10,000 educational grant the grant was. “My kids are association. the Most People Reading from Wal-Mart. always doing labs, and it’s Phi Kappa Delta is a Aloud Simultaneously at Protection Kits “This is one of Wal-Mart’s very expensive. I do want to professional association Multiple Locations at 10 a.m. long-term commitments to encourage all the students here representing educators whose local time today. ■ COLONIAL SHUTTERS continued education,” said at Gulf Breeze Middle School principal objective is to The students will read an ■ BAHAMA SHUTTERS store manager Brian English. to make a really great effort prepare the next generation of excerpt from Peter and the ■ ACCORDIANS “It is a privilege to honor Mr. this year on FCAT,” he said. educators and serve practicing Starcatchers by Dave Barry and ■ ROLL-DOWNS Smith as the finest teacher in “We want to be the best in the teachers, administrators, Ridley Pearson. ■ the state of Florida.” state, especially in science.” college educators, and those The reading is part of an PANELS & SCREENS Since its inception 11 years “Gulf Breeze Middle concerned about public initiative Governor Jeb Bush ago, the Wal-Mart Teacher of School students are fortunate education through a wide recently unveiled called “Shoot the Year program has to have a teacher like Mr. range of innovative initiatives for the Stars: A Record recognized more than 26,000 Smith who uses hands-on based on visionary leadership, Breaking Year for Middle 3840 NAVY BLVD. ■ PENSACOLA, FL teachers and has donated $18.5 technology to help them learn relevant research, and Schools.” million to local schools. scientific principals which dedicated service. 850-292-4357 ■ 850-324-3282

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NOTICE OF Property described in filed said Tax Certificate Dated this the 14th day ty is located in Santa Mary M. Johnson BOOK 837, PG 312, Dated this the 31st day 08-1N-29-2308-00E00- APPLICATION such Certificate will be for the Tax Deed to be of September, 2006. Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: Clerk of the Circuit LESS S 244.70’ of August, 2006. 0230 FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest issued thereon. The State of Florida. 1207 Court of Santa Rosa Parcel ID: Name in which Bidder, at the east end Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2001 County, Florida 16-1N-27-0000-00142- Mary M. Johnson Assessed: NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County year of Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate –––––––––––––––––– 0000 Clerk of the Circuit RONALD G JOINER GIVEN THAT CHARLES Administrative Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed Description of NOTICE OF Name in which Court of Santa Rosa VICKIE A JOINER BODAMER holder of the Complex at 6495 and Name(s) in which it County, Florida according to Law, the Property: APPLICATION Assessed: County, Florida All of the above proper- following Tax Sale Caroline St., Milton, is assessed is as follows: –––––––––––––––––– Property described in LT 12 BLK 444, AVAL- FOR TAX DEED TIMOTHY T –––––––––––––––––– ty is located in Santa Certificate has filed said Florida on the 6th day NOTICE OF such Certificate will be ON BEACH MCNAUGHTON NOTICE OF Rosa County, In the Tax Certificate for the Tax of November, 2006 at Certificate Number: APPLICATION sold to the Highest Parcel ID: NOTICE IS HEREBY MICHAEL APPLICATION State of Florida. Deed to be issued there- 12:00 noon. 3244 FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end 40-1N-28-0090-44400- GIVEN THAT CHARLES MCNAUGHTON FOR TAX DEED on. The Certificate Dated this the 14th day Year of Issuance: 2004 lobby of the County 0120 BODAMER holder of the All of the above proper- Unless such certificate Number and year of of September, 2006. NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Name in which following Tax Sale ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY shall be redeemed Issuance, the Description of GIVEN THAT HARRY Complex at 6495 Assessed: Certificate has filed said Rosa County, In the GIVEN THAT HANSEL according to Law, the Description of property, Mary M. Johnson Property: PROPERTY OR ARLENE NILES Caroline St., Milton, LLEWELLYN D LEWIS Tax Certificate for the Tax State of Florida. & PHILIP PRESCOTT Property described in and Name(s) in which it Clerk of the Circuit DESCRIBED IN OR holder of the following Florida on the 30th day EDNA L LEWIS Deed to be issued there- holder of the following such Certificate will be is assessed is as follows: Court of Santa Rosa BOOK 2202 PG 49 Tax Sale Certificate has of October, 2006 at All of the above prop- on. The Certificate Unless such certificate Tax Sale Certificate has sold to the Highest County, Florida Parcel ID: 17-2S-27- filed said Tax Certificate 12:00 noon. erty is located in Santa Number and year of shall be redeemed filed said Tax Certificate Bidder, at the east end Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– 0000-00816-0000 for the Tax Deed to be Dated this the 7th day Rosa County, In the Issuance, the according to Law, the for the Tax Deed to be lobby of the County 1263 NOTICE OF Name in which issued thereon. The of September, 2006. State of Florida. Description of property, Property described in issued thereon. The Administrative Year of Issuance: 2001 APPLICATION Assessed:SARAH Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson and Name(s) in which it such Certificate will be Certificate Number and Complex at 6495 FOR TAX DEED FRANCIS THOMAS year of Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate is assessed is as follows: sold to the Highest year of Issuance, the Caroline St., Milton, Description of All of the above proper- Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed Bidder, at the east end Description of property, Florida on the 23rd day Property: LTS 23 & 24 NOTICE IS HEREBY ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it County, Florida according to Law, the Certificate Number: 1234 lobby of the County and Name(s) in which it of October, 2006 at BLK 532, AVALON GIVEN THAT KING OR Rosa County, In the is assessed is as follows: –––––––––––––––––– Property described in Year of Issuance: 2001 Administrative is assessed is as follows: 12:00 noon. BEACH SUE BOND holder of the State of Florida. NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Complex at 6495 Dated this the 31st day Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- following Tax Sale Certificate Number: 10 APPLICATION sold to the Highest Description of Caroline St., Milton, Certificate Number: 1149 of August, 2006. 0090-53200-0230 Certificate has filed said Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2004 FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Property: Florida on the 23rd day Year of Issuance: 1999 Name in which Tax Certificate for the Tax shall be redeemed lobby of the County LTS 19 & 20 BLK 464, of October, 2006 at Mary M. Johnson Assessed: ALFRED Deed to be issued there- according to Law, the Description of NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative AVALON BEACH, AS 12:00 noon. Description of Clerk of the Circuit WALLER on. The Certificate Property described in Property: GIVEN THAT CHARLES Complex at 6495 DES IN OR 491 PG 43 Dated this the 31st day Property: Court of Santa Rosa ELSIE WALLER Number and year of such Certificate will be PROPERTY BODAMER holder of the Caroline St., Milton, Parcel ID: of August, 2006. LTS 15 & 16 BLK 424, County, Florida All of the above proper- Issuance, the sold to the Highest DESCRIBED IN OR following Tax Sale Florida on the 30th day 40-1N-28-0090-46400- AVALON BEACH, AS –––––––––––––––––– ty is located in Santa Description of property, Bidder, at the east end BOOK 431 PG 232 Certificate has filed said of October, 2006 at 0190 Mary M. Johnson DES IN OR 769 PG NOTICE OF Rosa County, In the and Name(s) in which it lobby of the County Parcel ID: Tax Certificate for the Tax 12:00 noon. Name in which Clerk of the Circuit 459 APPLICATION State of Florida. is assessed is as follows: Administrative 04-1N-26-0000-02600- Deed to be issued there- Dated this the 7th day Assessed: Court of Santa Rosa Parcel ID: FOR TAX DEED Complex at 6495 0000 on. The Certificate of September, 2006. GEORGE D BANTIS County, Florida 40-1N-28-0090-42400- Unless such certificate Certificate Number: Caroline St., Milton, Name in which Number and year of Mary M. Johnson All of the above prop- –––––––––––––––––– 0150 NOTICE IS HEREBY shall be redeemed 1701 Florida on the 6th day Assessed: Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit erty is located in Santa NOTICE OF Name in which GIVEN THAT DENZEL according to Law, the Year of Issuance: 2000 of November, 2006 at MARVIN DAVIE Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa Rosa County, In the APPLICATION Assessed: OR RUTH DOCKERY Property described in 12:00 noon. SMITH and Name(s) in which it County, Florida State of Florida. FOR TAX DEED IONE BETH HARGER holder of the following such Certificate will be Description of Dated this the 14th day All of the above prop- is assessed is as follows: –––––––––––––––––– BETTY HERRSCHAFT Tax Sale Certificate has sold to the Highest Property: OAK MEAD- of September, 2006. erty is located in Santa NOTICE OF Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above proper- filed said Tax Certificate Bidder, at the east end OWS PH 1 PT OF Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: APPLICATION shall be redeemed GIVEN THAT THOMAS ty is located in Santa for the Tax Deed to be lobby of the County LOT 4 BLK A DES AS: Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. 1189 FOR TAX DEED according to Law, the N OR LINDA J WHITE- Rosa County, In the issued thereon. The Administrative COM AT SELY COR Clerk of the Circuit Year of Issuance: 2001 Property described in SPUNNER holder of the State of Florida. Certificate Number and Complex at 6495 OF SAID LT, TH N Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY such Certificate will be following Tax Sale year of Issuance, the Caroline St., Milton, 63*19’40”W 163.56’ TO County, Florida shall be redeemed Description of GIVEN THAT sold to the Highest Certificate has filed said Unless such certificate Description of property, Florida on the 6th day POB, TH CONT SAME –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the Property: CHARLES BODAMER Bidder, at the east end Tax Certificate for the Tax shall be redeemed and Name(s) in which it of November, 2006 at 41’ TO SWLY COR OF NOTICE OF Property described in LT 9 BLK 412, AVAL- holder of the following lobby of the County Deed to be issued there- according to Law, the is assessed is as follows: 12:00 noon. SAID LT, TH 102.83’ APPLICATION such Certificate will be ON BEACH Tax Sale Certificate Administrative on. The Certificate Property described in Dated this the 14th day TO NWLY COR OF FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest Parcel ID: has filed said Tax Complex at 6495 Number and year of such Certificate will be Certificate Number: 3318 of September, 2006. SAID LT, TH N Bidder, at the east end 40-1N-28-0090-41200- Certificate for the Tax Caroline St., Milton, Issuance, the sold to the Highest Year of Issuance: 2004 67*26’49”E 65’ TO NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County 0090 Deed to be issued Florida on the 30th day Description of property, Bidder, at the east end Mary M. Johnson MOST NLY COR OF GIVEN THAT MORRIS Administrative Name in which thereon. The of October, 2006 at and Name(s) in which it lobby of the County Description of Clerk of the Circuit SAID LT, TH S C OR MARY F WARD Complex at 6495 Assessed: Certificate Number and 12:00 noon. is assessed is as follows: Administrative Property: Court of Santa Rosa 46*27’41”E 8.50’, TH S holder of the following Caroline St., Milton, EVELYN JAQUITH year of Issuance, the Dated this the 7th day Certificate Number: 564 Complex at 6495 LT 10 BLK I, EAST County, Florida 13*11’23” W 144.06’ Tax Sale Certificate has Florida on the 30th day All of the above prop- Description of property, of September, 2006. Year of Issuance: 2004 Caroline St., Milton, BAY HEIGHTS, AS –––––––––––––––––– TO POB, AS DES IN filed said Tax Certificate of October, 2006 at erty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it Mary M. Johnson Florida on the 23rd day DES IN OR 517 PG NOTICE OF OR 1399 PG 664 for the Tax Deed to be 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the is assessed is as fol- Clerk of the Circuit Description of of October, 2006 at 345 APPLICATION Parcel ID: 32-2N-28- issued thereon. The Dated this the 7th day State of Florida. lows: Court of Santa Rosa Property: 12:00 noon. Parcel ID: FOR TAX DEED 2864-00A00-0041 Certificate Number and of September, 2006. County, Florida E 677.59’ OF N 100’ Dated this the 31st day 19-2S-27-1010-00I00- Name in which year of Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– OF S 500’ OF SE/4 OF of August, 2006. 0100 NOTICE IS HEREBY Assessed: RELIANT Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed 1220 NOTICE OF SE/4 OF 4-1N-28, Name in which GIVEN THAT CHARLES CONTRACTORS INC and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the Year of Issuance: 2001 APPLICATION LYING E OF HWY & W Mary M. Johnson Assessed: BODAMER holder of the All of the above proper- is assessed is as follows: County, Florida Property described in FOR TAX DEED 25’ OF N 115’ OF E Clerk of the Circuit EDWARD L ADAMS following Tax Sale ty is located in Santa –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be Description of 702.57’ OF SE/4 OF Court of Santa Rosa NELLIE W ADAMS Certificate has filed said Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: NOTICE OF sold to the Highest Property: NOTICE IS HEREBY SE/4, 4-1N-28, LYING County, Florida All of the above proper- Tax Certificate for the Tax State of Florida. 3277 APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end LT 4 BLK 454, AVAL- GIVEN THAT CLERFE & E OF HWY, TOGETH- –––––––––––––––––– ty is located in Santa Deed to be issued there- Year of Issuance: 2004 FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County ON BEACH IMOGENE SONNIER ER WITH RIGHT OF NOTICE OF Rosa County, In the on. The Certificate Unless such certificate Administrative Parcel ID: AS TRST OF THE INGRESS & EGRESS APPLICATION State of Florida. Number and year of shall be redeemed Description of NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 40-1N-28-0090-45400- CLERFE SONNIER RTA Parcel ID: FOR TAX DEED Issuance, the according to Law, the Property: LT 18 BLK A, GIVEN THAT CHARLES Caroline St., Milton, 0040 holder of the following 04-1N-28-0000-03701- Unless such certificate Description of property, Property described in EAST BAY HEIGHTS, BODAMER holder of the Florida on the 30th day Name in which Tax Sale Certificate has 0000 NOTICE IS HEREBY shall be redeemed and Name(s) in which it such Certificate will be AS DES IN OR 2037 following Tax Sale of October, 2006 at Assessed: filed said Tax Certificate Name in which GIVEN THAT DENZEL according to Law, the is assessed is as follows: sold to the Highest PGS 385,386 Certificate has filed said 12:00 noon. JOHN EWELL for the Tax Deed to be Assessed: OR RUTH DOCKERY Property described in Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- Tax Certificate for the Tax Dated this the 7th day NEVADA O EWELL issued thereon. The CHRISTINE T MARKS holder of the following such Certificate will be Certificate Number: lobby of the County 1010-00A00-0180 Deed to be issued there- of September, 2006. All of the above prop- Certificate Number and TRUSTEE Tax Sale Certificate has sold to the Highest 1301 Administrative Name in which on. The Certificate Mary M. Johnson erty is located in Santa year of Issuance, the All of the above proper- filed said Tax Certificate Bidder, at the east end Year of Issuance: 2001 Complex at 6495 Assessed:SHARON Number and year of Clerk of the Circuit Rosa County, In the Description of property, ty is located in Santa for the Tax Deed to be lobby of the County Caroline St., Milton, TAYLOR Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa State of Florida. and Name(s) in which it Rosa County, In the issued thereon. The Administrative Description of Florida on the 6th day All of the above proper- Description of property, County, Florida is assessed is as follows: State of Florida. Certificate Number and Complex at 6495 Property: LT 18 BLK of November, 2006 at ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– Unless such certificate year of Issuance, the Caroline St., Milton, 572, AVALON BEACH, 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the is assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF shall be redeemed Certificate Number: Unless such certificate Description of property, Florida on the 23rd day AS DES IN OR 1260 Dated this the 14th day State of Florida. APPLICATION according to Law, the 2302 shall be redeemed and Name(s) in which it of October, 2006 at PG 203 of September, 2006. Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED Property described in Year of Issuance: 2002 according to Law, the is assessed is as follows: 12:00 noon. Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- Unless such certificate 633 such Certificate will be Property described in Dated this the 31st day 0090-57200-0180 Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2001 NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest Description of such Certificate will be Certificate Number: 1882 of August, 2006. Name in which Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the GIVEN THAT CHARLES Bidder, at the east end Property: sold to the Highest Year of Issuance: 2004 Assessed: GEORGE Court of Santa Rosa Property described in Description of BODAMER holder of the lobby of the County W/2 OF LTS 1 & 2 Bidder, at the east end Mary M. Johnson M T LAVIN County, Florida such Certificate will be Property: following Tax Sale Administrative BLK 1, FLORIDA- lobby of the County Description of Clerk of the Circuit All of the above proper- –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest LT 7 BLK B, WEBB Certificate has filed said Complex at 6495 TOWN HEIGHTS, AS Administrative Property: Court of Santa Rosa ty is located in Santa NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end SUB, AS DES IN OR Tax Certificate for the Tax Caroline St., Milton, DES IN OR 1261 PGS Complex at 6495 LT 8 BLK D, LEGEND County, Florida Rosa County, In the APPLICATION lobby of the County 1619 PG 1204 Deed to be issued there- Florida on the 30th day 186-188 & E 25’ OF Caroline St., Milton, CREEK EST, AS DES –––––––––––––––––– State of Florida. FOR TAX DEED Administrative Parcel ID: on. The Certificate of October, 2006 at 50’ VACATED 9TH Florida on the 23rd day IN OR 1700 PG 1075, Complex at 6495 10-1N-28-5660-00B00- Number and year of 12:00 noon. AVE LOCATED ADJA- of October, 2006 at LESS 1/2 MIN RTS Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY Caroline St., Milton, 0070 Issuance, the Dated this the 7th day CENT WITH & W OF 12:00 noon. Parcel ID: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA shall be redeemed GIVEN THAT MORRIS Florida on the 6th day Name in which Description of property, of September, 2006. SAID LOTS, AS DES Dated this the 31st day 08-1N-29-2308-00D00- ROSA COUNTY,FLORIDA PROBATE according to Law, the C OR MARY F WARD of November, 2006 at Assessed: and Name(s) in which it Mary M. Johnson IN OR 910 PG 880 of August, 2006. 0080 IN RE: ESTATE OF ROBERT Property described in holder of the following 12:00 noon. RAY GONZALEZ is assessed is as follows: Clerk of the Circuit Parcel ID: Name in which VINCENT COWLES, Deceased such Certificate will be Tax Sale Certificate has Dated this the 14th day PEGGY GONZALEZ Court of Santa Rosa 23-1N-29-1240-00100- Mary M. Johnson Assessed: sold to the Highest filed said Tax Certificate of September, 2006. All of the above prop- Certificate Number: County, Florida 0011 Clerk of the Circuit EDNA CROSS File No.: 57-2006-CP-286 Bidder, at the east end for the Tax Deed to be erty is located in Santa 1202 –––––––––––––––––– Name in which Court of Santa Rosa All of the above prop- Division: C lobby of the County issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2001 NOTICE OF Assessed: County, Florida erty is located in Santa NOTICE TO CREDITORS Administrative Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit State of Florida. APPLICATION BARBARA ANNETTE –––––––––––––––––– Rosa County, In the Complex at 6495 year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa Description of FOR TAX DEED NORRIS SILVA NOTICE OF State of Florida. The administration of the estate of Caroline St., Milton, Description of property, County, Florida Unless such certificate Property: All of the above prop- APPLICATION Robert Vincent Cowles, deceased, Florida on the 6th day and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed LT 3 BLK 426, AVAL- NOTICE IS HEREBY erty is located in Santa FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate whose date of death was September of November, 2006 at is assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF according to Law, the ON BEACH, AS DES GIVEN THAT Rosa County, In the shall be redeemed 12, 2005, and whose Social Security 12:00 noon. APPLICATION Property described in IN OR 1428 PG 1166 CHARLES BODAMER State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY according to Law, the Number is 051-56-1619, is pending in Dated this the 14th day Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be Parcel ID: holder of the following GIVEN THAT THOMAS Property described in the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa of September, 2006. 3104 sold to the Highest 40-1N-28-0090-42600- Tax Sale Certificate Unless such certificate N OR LINDA J WHITE- such Certificate will be County, Florida, Probate Division, the Year of Issuance: 2004 NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end 0030 has filed said Tax shall be redeemed SPUNNER holder of the sold to the Highest address of which is Mary Johnson, Mary M. Johnson GIVEN THAT MTAG lobby of the County Name in which Certificate for the Tax according to Law, the following Tax Sale Bidder, at the east end Attn: Probate, P.O. Box 472, Milton, Clerk of the Circuit Description of CUST/BROADWAY Administrative Assessed: Deed to be issued Property described in Certificate has filed said lobby of the County Florida 32572. The names and Court of Santa Rosa Property: PROPERTY ASSET MGMT holder of Complex at 6495 C D WHITTON thereon. The such Certificate will be Tax Certificate for the Tax Administrative addresses of the personal representa- County, Florida DESCRIBED IN OR the following Tax Sale Caroline St., Milton, All of the above prop- Certificate Number and sold to the Highest Deed to be issued there- Complex at 6495 tive and the personal representative's –––––––––––––––––– BOOK 1025 PG 100 Certificate has filed said Florida on the 30th day erty is located in Santa year of Issuance, the Bidder, at the east end on. The Certificate Caroline St., Milton, attorney are set forth below. NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 39-1S-27- Tax Certificate for the Tax of October, 2006 at Rosa County, In the Description of property, lobby of the County Number and year of Florida on the 23rd day APPLICATION 0000-02701-0000 Deed to be issued there- 12:00 noon. State of Florida. and Name(s) in which it Administrative Issuance, the of October, 2006 at All creditors of the decedent and other FOR TAX DEED Name in which on. The Certificate Dated this the 7th day is assessed is as fol- Complex at 6495 Description of property, 12:00 noon. persons having claims or demands Assessed:TRUDY Number and year of of September, 2006. Unless such certificate lows: Caroline St., Milton, and Name(s) in which it Dated this the 31st day against decedent's estate on whom a NOTICE IS HEREBY ANN LEWIS Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Florida on the 30th day is assessed is as follows: of August, 2006. copy of this notice is required to be GIVEN THAT CHARLES All of the above proper- Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the Certificate Number: of October, 2006 at served must file their claims with this BODAMER holder of the ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa Property described in 1230 12:00 noon. Certificate Number: 882 Mary M. Johnson court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 following Tax Sale Rosa County, In the is assessed is as follows: County, Florida such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: 2001 Dated this the 7th day Year of Issuance: 2004 Clerk of the Circuit MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE Certificate has filed said State of Florida. –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest of September, 2006. Court of Santa Rosa FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Tax Certificate for the Tax Certificate Number: NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end Description of Mary M. Johnson Description of County, Florida NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Deed to be issued there- Unless such certificate 3650 APPLICATION lobby of the County Property: Clerk of the Circuit Property: –––––––––––––––––– DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF on. The Certificate shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2004 FOR TAX DEED Administrative LT 22 BLK 461, AVAL- Court of Santa Rosa PROPERTY NOTICE OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Number and year of according to Law, the NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 ON BEACH County, Florida DESCRIBED IN OR APPLICATION Issuance, the Property described in Description of GIVEN THAT CHARLES Caroline St., Milton, Parcel ID: –––––––––––––––––– BOOK 580, PAGE 69, FOR TAX DEED All other creditors of the decedent and Description of property, such Certificate will be Property: PROPERTY BODAMER holder of the Florida on the 30th day 40-1N-28-0090-46100- NOTICE OF LESS ALL MIN RTS other persons having claims or and Name(s) in which it sold to the Highest DESCRIBED IN OR following Tax Sale of October, 2006 at 0220 APPLICATION Parcel ID: NOTICE IS HEREBY demands against decedent's estate is assessed is as follows: Bidder, at the east end BOOK 897 PG 594 Certificate has filed said 12:00 noon. Name in which FOR TAX DEED 19-1N-28-0000-14700- GIVEN THAT VIVIAN D must file their claims with this court lobby of the County Parcel ID: 30-2S-28- Tax Certificate for the Tax Dated this the 7th day Assessed: 0000 BURNS OR WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Certificate Number: Administrative 0000-01803-0000 Deed to be issued there- of September, 2006. JOHN EDWARD NOTICE IS HEREBY Name in which STEPHANIE A BON- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1302 Complex at 6495 Name in which on. The Certificate Mary M. Johnson HISEY GIVEN THAT ARTHUR Assessed: NER holder of the follow- THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO Year of Issuance: 2001 Caroline St., Milton, Assessed:MICHAEL D Number and year of Clerk of the Circuit All of the above prop- H OR JUANITA L JOHN- JOSEPH E DELAVAL ing Tax Sale Certificate FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Florida on the 6th day ACKERMAN Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa erty is located in Santa SON holder of the follow- NONA L DELAVAL has filed said Tax NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERI- Description of of November, 2006 at All of the above proper- Description of property, County, Florida Rosa County, In the ing Tax Sale Certificate All of the above proper- Certificate for the Tax OD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Property: 12:00 noon. ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– State of Florida. has filed said Tax ty is located in Santa Deed to be issued there- FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE LT 19 BLK 572, AVAL- Dated this the 14th day Rosa County, In the is assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF Certificate for the Tax Rosa County, In the on. The Certificate AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF ON BEACH, AS DES of September, 2006. State of Florida. APPLICATION Unless such certificate Deed to be issued there- State of Florida. Number and year of DEATH IS BARRED. IN OR 1260 PG 203 Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED shall be redeemed on. The Certificate Issuance, the The date of first publication of this Parcel ID: Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate 1178 according to Law, the Number and year of Unless such certificate Description of property, notice is Sept. 28, 2006. 40-1N-28-0090-57200- Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2000 NOTICE IS HEREBY Property described in Issuance, the shall be redeemed and Name(s) in which it 0190 Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the GIVEN THAT CHARLES such Certificate will be Description of property, according to Law, the is assessed is as follows: Attorney for Personal Representative: Name in which County, Florida Property described in Description of BODAMER holder of the sold to the Highest and Name(s) in which it Property described in STEVEN E. QUINNELL Assessed: GEORGE –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be Property: following Tax Sale Bidder, at the east end is assessed is as follows: such Certificate will be Certificate Number: Attorney Florida Bar No. 586595 M T LAVIN NOTICE OF sold to the Highest LT 3 BLK 415, AVAL- Certificate has filed said lobby of the County sold to the Highest 2116 Chase, Quinnell & Jackson, P.A. All of the above proper- APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end ON BEACH Tax Certificate for the Tax Administrative Certificate Number: Bidder, at the east end Year of Issuance: 1999 101 E. Government St. Pensacola, ty is located in Santa FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County Parcel ID: Deed to be issued there- Complex at 6495 210 lobby of the County Description of Florida 32502 Rosa County, In the Administrative 40-1N-28-0090-41500- on. The Certificate Caroline St., Milton, Year of Issuance: 2004 Administrative Property: Telephone: (850) 434-3601 State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 0030 Number and year of Florida on the 30th day Complex at 6495 LT 23 BLK E, LEGEND Personal Representative: GIVEN THAT MORRIS Caroline St., Milton, Name in which Issuance, the of October, 2006 at Description of Caroline St., Milton, CREEK EST, AS DES Richard F. Cowles Unless such certificate C OR MARY F WARD Florida on the 6th day Assessed: Description of property, 12:00 noon. Property: Florida on the 23rd day IN OR 1347 PG 908, 59 Daria Dr., Rindge, NH 03461 shall be redeemed holder of the following of November, 2006 at CLIFFORD A LARKIN and Name(s) in which it Dated this the 7th day PROPERTY of October, 2006 at LESS 1/2 MIN RTS according to Law, the Tax Sale Certificate has 12:00 noon. All of the above proper- is assessed is as follows: of September, 2006. DESCRIBED IN OR 12:00 noon. Parcel ID: Legal #0240

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