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GB Middle School band ● July opening for swims in success Marble Slab Creamery PAG E 1D The sign is up, the shopping center is near- ly painted and ready to go and Publix Supermarket's Gulf Breeze store is due to ■ SRIA OK’s open May 7. "I am excited that I am moving to the Gulf Palace Breeze store, and I am bringing some of the hotel Navarre staff with me," Ed Betts, former ■ Bubba’s Navarre store manager says. "Tuesday was my last day at the Navarre store." Beach Betts confirmed that he will be the manag- er of the Sea Shell Collections Publix and 6 Rodd Smith, currently the Navarre grocery manager, will be the assistant store manager. WEEKEND See PUBLIX, Page 2A6 Weather THURSDAY 4/17 Committee Illustration by Jessica Bowie/Gulf Breeze News Sunny Men of Honor high 72O At least five local veterans will be participating in the upcoming Honor Flights to visit the World War II Memorial in Washington, D. C. seeks U.S. O low 60 Left to Right: Bretz Linger, Pete Sutherland, Dick Robb, Frank Dutko, Jodie Butler and Jack Ferguson met last month to share memo- ries and discuss the upcoming trips. Linger, Robb, Dutko and Ferguson will be on the first or second flight. See story page 4A FRIDAY 4/18 98 funding

Partly Cloudy BY FRANKLIN HAYES high 75O Gulf Breeze News low 63O Midway eyes budget cuts as [email protected] Transportation officials don't want to SATURDAY 4/19 Broome schedules retirement break the bank when it comes to upgrading Scattered Storms the oft-congested corridor that is U.S. 98. O BY SCOTT PAGE The first was a proposed mitted a list of three scenar- three battalion chiefs and Since local Transportation Planning high 77 addition to the District's ios that could come out of two lieutenants to be rolled Organization (TPO) officials voted to O Gulf Breeze News low 64 [email protected] Personnel Policy and the June 1 report. The docu- back to their previous posi- remove U.S. 98 from their list of projects to Procedure Manual. The pro- ment states its purpose is to tions and take a five percent receive funding, Santa Rosa County TPO delegates are working to see if 98 could be SUNDAY 4/20 Due to the passing of posal provides clear instruc- inform Midway employees decrease in pay and staff to Amendment One, Midway tions for the administration that could be affected by the put togeth- eligible for a different and more abundant Sunny Fire District is facing a to follow in the event of budget reduction plan. er a fee source of state funding. However, require- high 78O reduction in revenue, but the workforce reductions. Scenario one would be schedule ment changes may have to come down from low 65O exact extent of the reduction "This addition is designed that the staff receives a pre- for inspec- the state legislature in order for the Gulf will not be known until to protect the district as far liminary notice indicating tions in Breeze/Navarre corridor to qualify. Santa Rosa County Property as the positions that we must that there is no significant order to Additionally, if the changes do come, local INSIDE Appraiser Greg Brown files have filled," Demeter said at change in revenue and the offset the his report on June 1. To com- the meeting. staff will take no action. costs of the See 98, Page 2A6 plicate matters, Midway Prior to the meeting the Scenario two would see inspector Demeter Business 8A Commissioner Clyde manual didn't provide any the notice showing that the positions. Classifieds 3D Broome resigned from his guidelines for reductions. taxable value of property in Scenario Two would leave a Fake $50 turns Community 3-5A long tenure as treasurer. "When we wrote it, we the district has decreased, remaining staff of 20 person- Crossword 3B At the last Midway meet- didn't really anticipate that but is still more than $1.675 nel on shift, one fire inspec- ing on April 8, Fire Chief we would make any signifi- billion. This scenario would tor, an administrative clerk up at Waffle Editorial 6A Stephen Demeter submitted cant reductions," Jacque cause the elimination of the and the chief. Faith 7A two agenda items that Gorris, Chairman of the administrative lieutenant Scenario three would con- House Home & Garden 2D addressed the future of this Board of Commissioners. position, the elimination of sist of a notice showing that STAFF REPORTS Island News 1D issue. Chief Demeter also sub- one firefighter position, See MIDWAY, Page 2A6 Gulf Breeze News B Lifestyles 1 [email protected] Schools 6&7C Seniors 7A South End parks committee ready to work Gulf Breeze Police investigators want Sports 1-7C BY SCOTT PAGE Commissioner John local business owners to be on the lookout Talk of the Town 5&7A Gulf Breeze News Broxson said, "We have a for counterfeit bills. On Friday, April 11, an “Mailing Statement is [email protected] great opportunity for South unknown patron paid for his or her meal at on Editorial Page” Santa Rosa County to set an Waffle House in Gulf Breeze proper with a The foundation has been example for the rest of the fake $50 bill. Restaurant management did- county." n’t notice the fake currency until April 13. FOUR SECTIONS laid for work to begin on the The committee members By that time, police were unable to process VOL. 7, NO. 16 District Five Parks and APRIL 17, 2008 Recreation Master Plan to are also displaying a gung- it for finger prints because it had been han- build new recreation facili- ho attitude. dled too many times. When compared to an ties and improve the existing "I am excited that authentic bill of the same value, officers ones. Commissioner Broxson has said the fake note was almost one quarter of The District Five created a committee of local an inch shorter. No arrests have been made. Recreation Plan Advisory residents whose sole pur- Gulf Breeze Police investigator Lt. Rick Committee held its first pose is to work directly with Hawthorne said these types of crimes are meeting on Tuesday, April 8 the county staff to improve more prevalent during the spring and sum-

home! at the South Santa Rosa the District 5 recreational mer seasons. Service Center at which the facilities," said Mike “This time of year with different people committee members intro- Werner, committee member coming through, you never know what you your duced themselves, learned from the Tiger Point Sports will find,” Hawthorne said. about the purpose and role of Association. Hawthorne added that fake currency and the committee and the back- Committee member a scam he referred to as “flim flam” are ground of the master plan Margaret Cunningham more common as tourists, vacationers and and its focus points. added this, "While we all con artists alike flock to the area’s pristine The four key priority have certain interests, we beaches. areas of the plan are bike need to work together on all Hawthorne described flim flam as a Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today paths and sidewalks, play- the needs of our area in the slight of hand trick commonly used to dupe Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News grounds and picnic areas, recreation realm. We can store clerks into giving scammers more truly be a viable force that Keith and Adria Sawyer enjoy the swings at Swenson change than the transaction called for, usu-

Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy ball fields and community mailed directly to mailed directly can help make things happen Park. Changes to county parks may be on the way as ally by showing a large bill and then switch- center. the District Five Parks committee begins planning. District Five See PARKS, Page 2A6 ing it for a smaller one.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A April 17, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS PUBLIX: Doors to finally open May 7 Continued from page 1A Laurie DiBaco will also join the Gulf Thursday, April 17 of Adjustments, Breeze team as the assistant bakery man- 6:30 p.m., Gulf No meetings scheduled as Breeze City Hall, ager. of press time 1070 Shoreline "The store will open May 7 at 8 a.m.," Drive, Gulf Breeze confirmed Duwaine Stevens, Publix Friday, April 18 Supermarkets spokesperson. "Both the No meetings scheduled as Wednesday, grocery store and the liquor store will of press time April 23 open.” Santa Rosa Moulton Properties President Mary Saturday, April 19 Island Authority, 5 Moulton confirms that the Publix will No meetings scheduled as p.m., SRIA of press time lead the opening of the Sea Shell Administrative Office, Collections Shopping Center, and the 1 Via De Luna, Pensacola Beach other stores and restaurants will follow Sunday, April 20 No meetings scheduled as including Catch of the Day, Life is Good of press time Thursday, April Neighborhood Store, and Marble Slab Creamery. The surrounding retail area Monday, April 21 24 will open in the early summer. Gulf Breeze Area Gulf Breeze City Council Chamber of "The site was staged to occur in phas- Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Commerce Education es,” Moulton confirms. Breeze City Hall, 1070 Task Force, 11:30 a.m., The sign is already up signalling the Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze City Hall, second stage of construction for the Bank 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Navarre Pohlmann Pass Breeze of Pensacola which will be relocated to Committee Meeting, 5:30 the triangle shaped property on the corner p.m., Navarre Conference Santa Rosa County of Highway 98 and Daniel Drive, and it Center, Navarre Commission REgular will be at least a two-story building. And Meeting, 9 a.m., in fall, the old Eckerds drug store building Santa Rosa County Commissioner's Board Commission Committee across Highway 98 will be renovated to Room, 6495 Caroline Meeting, 9 a.m., Street, Milton have an Italianate appearance. Once the Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Commissioner's Board Room, shopping center is full, it will house addi- Construction workers affix the store’s lettering on April 14 in preparation for the store’s 6495 Caroline Street, Milton School Board Meeting, tional stores and restaurants. opening on May 7. 6:30 p.m., School District Tuesday, April 22 Administrative Offices, 5086 Canal Street, Milton 98: SIS funding may be more troublesome City of Gulf Breeze Board

Continued from page 1A a good fit for 98 in the years to Commissioner Gordon Goodin connect airports, seaports, come. of Navarre said SIS is not the spaceports and railway termi- officials are still not sure if the "It may be that the restric- way to go with 98. nals among other important ele- program is a good fit for the tions [of SIS funding] may be "It would probably be a very ments of the state's transporta- highway. such that it might not be worth bad idea," tion infrastructure. To include At the April TPO meeting, it," said Santa Rosa County Goodin said. 98 in SIS, local politicians say which consists of policy makers Commissioner John Broxson. "We can't the legislation that regulates the from Santa Rosa County, "It must qualify for a lower maintain the program would have to be Escambia County, Gulf Breeze, number of vehicles or we may standards, nor altered to include military Milton, Pensacola and Baldwin not be able to add any trips to would we bases. County, Ala., members decided that mix. They might freeze us want to main- Area roads currently includ- to ask the Florida Department at the level we are at." tain them. It's ed in SIS are 87 South, of Transportation (FDOT) to Broxson said making SIS not practical Highway 29 and I-10. give a detailed analysis about funding available for 98 would to attempt it. Broxson "We asked the FDOT to give the alternate funding source. put the highway "on the fat side It's not an an analysis of the benefits and Local leaders want to make sure of the budget." Broxson added achievable goal." detractions to SIS funding and that the program, officially that 75 percent of state trans- Currently, SIS funding, let us review that before we for- called Strategic Intermodal portation dollars will be spent established by the state in 2003, mally do anything," Broxson Transportation System (SIS), is on SIS projects. However, is designated to roadways that said. Submitted photo Move ‘em out Boy Scouts of Gulf Breeze Troop 417 hiked into the Grand : Canyon over spring break, carrying their own food, water MIDWAY Board develops three-option plan for budget and camping gear. Pictured from left to right in the front row 18 personnel on shift, one fire Treasurer Clyde Broome believes "that the Governor and are Jacob Harris, "Lucky" Wallace and Tyler Fisher; pic- A Continued from page 1 inspector, an administrative clerk announced that he would not run others do not understand, or care, tured in the middle row are Bill Fisher, Peter Hahn, Danny the taxable value of property has and the chief. for re-election to the board of how independent fire districts are Gifford, Austin Wallace, Cody Meadows and Keenan decreased and is less than $1.675 The board of commissioners commissioners after 13 years of funded." Harris; in the back row are Blake Edwards and Rick billion. Staff would be forced to passed both items by a unani- service, 11 as treasurer. Broome He closed his letter by Edwards. While many of us spent our spring break follow- eliminate the assistant lieutenant mous vote. provided all present with a letter, expressing his pleasure gained in ing March Madness, seven Boy Scouts from Troop 417 fol- position and three firefighter "We're just trying to give our directed to the other board mem- being a part of the team that lowed a path to adventure backpacking into the Grand positions, roll back three battal- staff a heads-up so they are aware bers and Governor Charlie offered the best possible fire and Canyon. During a 4-day 35 mile trek, the boys hiked nar- row, rocky trails threading across canyon rims and sheer ion chiefs and two lieutenants to of what the future may bring," Christ, that cited he decided not medical services to the communi- cliffs, all while packing 30 pounds apiece of food, water, their previous positions with a Gorris said. "The real action will to seek another term "because of ty. and camping gear. five percent decrease in pay and take place on June 1. Everything the effects of Amendment One The next scheduled meeting put together a fee schedule for between now and then is pure and the uncertainty of what lies in will take place on May 13 at 7 fire inspections. Scenario three speculation." the future." p.m. at Station 35 located at 1322 would leave a remaining staff of At the end of the meeting, Broome also added that he College Parkway. Elected Officials CONTACT ★✆ PARKS: Committee aims to prioritize community needs GULF BREEZE ELECTED DIANE COLEMAN, Dist. 3 number one obstacle in course finding funding or 3 p.m. All future meetings OFFICIALS (850) 939-5538 Continued from page 1A 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL accomplishing the tasks bringing in private entities will be held at the South 32561; (850) 934-5100 HUGH WINKLES, Dist. 2 sooner by putting our heads agreed upon. to help us by sharing the Santa Rosa Service Center (850) 623-6299 together and coming up with "[The biggest obstacle is] load," said Cunningham. on the second Tuesday of Mayor LANE GILCHRIST (850) 932-5565 DIANE SCOTT, Dist. 1 solutions." prioritizing the extensive list "This is where thinking out each month. One of the main [email protected] (850) 623-0413 The committee, as of of needs and achieving a of the box will challenge us objectives of next month's BEVERLY ZIMMERN April 7, had an available balance between limited and hopefully we'll find agenda will be the nomina- FLORIDA STATE (850) 932-4717 REPRESENTATIVES budget of $901,011, but funding and quality answers." tion and selection of the bzimmern@ ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us GREG EVERS (R) Werner and Cunningham improvements," Werner said. The committee will meet committee's two officers, CARL HOFFMAN both cited funding as the "The biggest obstacle is of again on Tuesday, May 13 at chairman and vice chairman. District Office: 5424 Willing St., (850) 932-4948 Milton, FL 32570 [email protected] (850) 983-5550 [email protected] Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News J.B. SCHLUTER The sky is the limit (850) 232-0939 DAVE MURZIN (R) [email protected] District Office: Suite 22B, 7100 Woodlawn Beach Middle School stu- RICHARD FULFORD Plantation Rd., Ste. 3, Pensacola, dents listen as Navy flight school stu- FL 32504 (850) 932-5135 (850) 494-7330 dents talk about the helicopter compo- [email protected] C.V. “CLAY” FORD (R) nents during an official visit to the school SANTA ROSA COUNTY grounds. The eighth graders will be District Office: 1804 W. Garden St, COMMISSION Pensacola, FL 32501-4418 going to the Naval Aviation Museum in 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, FL (850) 595-5550 mid-April for the Flight Adventure Deck 32570; (850) 932-1340 or 983-1877 RAY SANSOM (R) Field Trip, a middle school math and sci- JOHN BROXSON, Dist. 5 District Office: 348 SW Miracle Strip ence program. In preparation of this, (850) 932-2617 Pkwy., Bldg. C, Ste. 12, Fort Walton [email protected] Beach, FL 32548-5257 they were visited by the NAS Whiting rosa.fl.us Field Helicopter Squadron 18 on April 10. (850) 833-9328 Students were able to view the aircraft up GORDON GOODIN, Dist. 4 FLORIDA STATE SENATOR close after it flew in and performed a (850) 939-1274 [email protected] series of mid-air maneuvers that included DON GAETZ (R) rosa.fl.us District Office: 217 Miracle Strip a reconnaissance run, a 360 degree Pkwy., Fort Walton Beach, FL clearing turn, sliding left and right and DON SALTER, Dist.3 32548 (850) 983-1877 pedal turns. (850) 897-5747 [email protected] SunCom 277-5009 rosa.fl.us [email protected] BOB COLE, Dist. 2 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Information provided by the Santa (850) 983-1877 Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. [email protected] JEFF MILLER (R) TOM STEWART, Dist. 1 Pensacola Office: 4300 Bayou Blvd., Ste. 17C, Pensacola, FL 32503 4/09/2008 Payne, Timothy Scott, W/M, 32, 4/08/2008 (850) 983-1877 Felonies (850) 479-1183 [email protected] Shoemaker, Christian Peter, 100 block of Avenida, Pensacola Irish, Jasmine B, W/F, 26, 7500 Toll Free: (866) 367-1614 4/07/2008 W/M, 18, 8900 block of Eagle Nest Beach, violation of probation block of Chablis Circle, Navarre, DUI rosa.fl.us Force, Kenneth William, W/M, 46, Drive, six counts of burglary and lar- SANTA ROSA COUNTY U.S. SENATORS 6900 block of Elliots Gin Lane, ceny Russell, Jakob Daniel, W/M, 26, Janes, Bobby Wayne, W/M, 37, 7600 block of Forester Road, SCHOOL DISTRICT Navarre, obscene communication 4300 block of Canton Court, Gulf 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL 32570; Senator MEL MARTINEZ (R) 4/10/2008 Navarre, violation of probation Breeze, DUI (850) 983-5000 315 E. Robinson St., Landmark Williams, Christopher James, Boik, Nicholas Alexander, W/M, Center 1, Ste. 475, Orlando, FL W/M, 36, 9800 block of Navarre 19, 8300 block of Miranda Street, 4/13/2008 32801 4/11/2008 ED GRAY III, Dist. 5 Parkway, Navarre, fugitive of justice Navarre, sex offense Luke, Charles Jake, W/M, 31, (850) 932-6287 (407) 254-2573 1900 block of Serose Street, McGuire, Garold Gene, W/M, 42, Navarre, obstruction of justice Demay, John Herman, W/M, 43, JOANN J. SIMPSON, Dist.4 Senator NELSON, BILL (D) 4/08/2008 US Court House Annex, 111 N. 2000 block of Wind Trace Road (850) 994-5446 Russell, Jakob Daniel, W/M, 46, 1700 block of Woodhaven Lane, Gulf Adams St., Tallahassee, FL 32301 7600 block of Forester Road, Breeze, larceny South, Navarre, DUI (850) 942-8415 Navarre, grand theft auto DUI 4/11/2008

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We’ve got GBMS band excels at competition you covered. G Cellulose Spray very hard for several months Insulation FROM STAFF REPORTS to prepare for this music per- G Foam Insulation Gulf Breeze News formance assessment. G Solatube Skylights [email protected] The Spring Concerts will be held at St. Ann's in Gulf We’re not Here are the results from Breeze on May 15, starting at your ordinary insulation Solo and Ensemble Festival: 6:30 p.m. All three bands will company! Gulf Breeze Middle School be performing. The beginning 932-6021 (GBMS) band students earned band plays at 6:30 p.m., varsi- www.advanced-insulation.net 89 superior ratings and 19 ty band at 7:15 p.m., and sym- excellent ratings. All of these phonic band at 8 p.m. students earned personal This year, the band is asking medals for their performances. everyone to bring canned The band’s directors are goods to the concert. They are extremely proud of their stu- calling it "Cans for Concerts" dents and would like to con- and the slogan is "Please bring gratulate all of the musicians in cans to help us thank St. for entering this event. It was Ann's." All of the canned totally voluntary and required goods will go to the St. Ann's a great deal of extra practice food pantry. The Boy Scouts on the part of the students. of America will be helping The symphonic band will be them box up the cans and get participating in District them to the appropriate area of Picture courtesy of [email protected] Festival at Fort Walton Beach the church after the concerts Incoming sixth grade students interested in joining the Gulf Breeze Middle School band are encouraged to join band High School on April 17. are over. organizers May 19 in the school’s cafeteria. Parents are invited and encour- The beginning band will aged to attend this perfor- perform for the incoming fifth is an opportunity for all ing them through the process. mance and cheer us on to graders at orientation on May incoming fifth graders, as well Students may also sign up for superior ratings. The perfor- 19 in the GBMS cafeteria. as any middle schoolers who band after they select the mance begins promptly at 8:45 Band instrument try ons are want to start band in seventh instrument that they are going p.m. in the Fort Walton Beach being held on May 27 and May or eighth grade, to try all of to learn to play. High School auditorium. The 28 from 2:30 to 6 p.m. in the the different instruments with students have been working middle school cafeteria. This a professional musician guid- Angie Batten Santa Rosa County’s homeless GULF BREEZE NAVARRE 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 9528 Navarre Pkwy. animals need adoptive homes Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Navarre, Florida 32566 (850) 932-8855 (850) 939-8500 BY CATLIN GALLARDO purebred. They get plenty of from people who have recently purebred dogs that the owners divorced, had a baby, a death in Special to Gulf Breeze News [email protected] simply couldn't take care of any the family, moved or any cir- more. That's where a dog rescue cumstance where the pet won't Sheryl Markel, a kennel tech group comes in. receive adequate care any at Santa Rosa County Animal Linda Bills Shirley works longer. Services, has 14 dogs. Seven with the shelter to help find "Some dogs have such won- good homes for the dogs there. derful potential to be someone's have come from the shelter. What's In A Name? One is blind in one eye, one She is a rescue coordinator, pet," Shirley said. has heartworms and another which means she plans trips so Rescues make sure the dogs Ask More Than 20,000 Satisfied Patients was returned three times. the dogs can get from point A to have been spayed or neutered, These dogs may sound like point B. had their shots and gotten THE undesirable pets, but animals Dog rescues have a network microchips that can help track coming from shelters are less of people who volunteer to them if they get lost. Also, some MCCOLLOUGH likely to be products of a puppy drive dogs for an hour leg to dogs are put in a foster home mill. meet up with someone who is until a new owner is found. The PLASTIC SURGERY CLINIC The adorable puppies you driving the next hour. foster home usually helps break ogle in pet shop windows could "Not everyone is willing to some bad habits if the dog has founded by world-renowned facial plastic surgeon possibly come from mills. Dog jump in a car for six hours for a any. breeders are using purebreds as dog," Shirley said. Breaking it Markel said the shelter is the Dr. E. Gaylon McCollough up gives more incentive for vol- only one is Santa Rosa County. cash crops and treating them peer selected as one of like livestock. unteers to make the trip. It rarely receives animals from On Friday, Oprah dedicated Last summer, she helped rescues; it usually sends dogs to "America's Top Plastic Surgeons" an entire show to disclosing organize the longest transport rescues to find a home. and she has ever done. A white She said about 60 percent of treatment of dogs at puppy "Best Doctors in America" mills. She had Lisa Ling, who English Setter, Ziggy, was rescues are for certain dog went undercover to some of about to be euthanized in North breeds, so when the shelter gets these, on the show to share her Carolina. She was driven to a purebred it will notify the res- Also Available for Body and Breast Surgery Milton in one day to stay at a cue. experience. The audience saw Dr. Stephen E. Metzinger some of the footage from her foster home. Markel said the shelter euth- visits to the mills. Ziggy eventually found a anizes 10 to 30 dogs per day. Dr. Nathan W. Patterson Puppies and their mothers, permanent home in This adds up to be about 80 per- which could be putting out over Pennsylvania. cent of the roughly 9,000 dogs Dr. Melanie Petro 100 puppies in their lifetime, Shirley got involved with it receives each year. The only Call are living in crowded, wire dog rescue two years ago when days it isn't using euthanasia are cages. Some have never set foot she went to the shelter in Milton Christmas, New Year's, and fed- 1-868-468-7600 on earth and felt grass or dirt and saw an English Setter she eral holidays. beneath their paws. couldn't take home. She made The shelter has 70 kennels Tara Deaguilera, an animal the commitment on the spot to and 11 holding kennels. Markel tech at Santa Rosa County find it the best possible home. said they sometimes put two Animal Services, described the Shirley defines a rescue as an dogs of the same breed into one puppies' treatment. She called organization or network of peo- kennel if necessary. the owners backyard breeders ple who are dedicated to saving She said a lot of dogs who who keep animals in substan- dogs, mix or purebred. She says come to the shelter are from dard conditions. rescues don't exist for people people who don't treat them The puppies that come from who just want to give their dog with responsibility. these mills are usually inbred, away, they are for people who "I know where my dogs are have poor health, never had genuinely can't take care of at all times of the day," Markel medication, never been exer- their pet any more. said. "If I don't, I'm out looking WEEKDAY cised, and live in small cages. She said a lot of dogs come for them." PROGRAMMING Deaguilera said these breeders have hun- 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING FOLKS 6 am - 9 am dreds they use just to Mon. - Fri. earn a profit. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am Politically incorrect and proud of it! His She said it's hard to libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am spot a puppy coming conservatives (who think he’s too from a mill. The only liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW indication is that they conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon are sick all the time. The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm But even that isn't a Marine Corps sure sign. officer, Neal CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm Deaguilera suggest- Boortz grew up in GREG KNAPP EXPERIENCE ed going to shelters, Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. like Santa Rosa class of 1963). He has dominated RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. County Animal Atlanta Radio since YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm Services, or through a 1969. Now WEBY dog rescue group to brings this top- MICHAEL REAGAN 6 pm - 9 pm avoid possibly getting notch talent home. RUSTY HUMPHRIES a puppy from a mill. If 9 pm - midnight you go with a breeder, go to the house, see the parent and see the con- ditions it is kept in. She wanted to dis- Picture courtesy of Santa Rosa County Animal Services (850) 623-1330 pel the myth that dogs Cricket, a 3-year-old mix, is one of many animals available at through www.1330weby.com at shelters are not Santa Rosa County Animal Services.

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BY VICI PAPAJOHN Gulf Breeze News Read our upcoming series [email protected] “Gulf Breeze honors its Local veterans have been invit- WWII Veterans” April 24 ed to participate in the Emerald Coast Honor Flight to tour the through May 29 National World War II Memorial, and the first flight is scheduled for list of all who are going. Each vet Naval Air station, and are ready to April 30. At least five veterans has a guardian or two going with go. who live or work in Gulf Breeze them as well, and they are taking Gulf Breeze News is sponsor- are on the list to attend one of the very good care of the vets. Donald ing periodic reunions with area flights. Frank Dutko, Bretz is very excited as he is confirmed vets, so if you are interested in Linger, Dick Robb, Jack Ferguson on the first flight.” attending one or want more infor- and Donald Naggatz have all been Participants of the first flight mation on the Honor Flights call notified that they will be included. attended the training and informa- Vici Papajohn or email “We went to the museum this tion session at the National [email protected]. past weekend for the orientation,” Museum of Naval Aviation on the At the first reunion, Linger says Beryl Naggatz, “and we got a passed around a silk scarf that he was issued as an aviator. The scarf was imprinted with an escape map to be used in the event of a bailout. “Thank God I never had to use World War II Veterans Jack Ferguson, left, and Bretz Linger, right, greet each other at a vet- it,” he quipped. erans reunion sponsored by the Gulf Breeze News. The Gulf Breeze residents have known Ferguson shared a metal-clad each other for years, live near each other and worship at the same church, but neither man New Testament that his mother knew the other was a WWII vet. “It’s not something you really want to talk much about,” presented him when he enlisted. Ferguson explains. “You are proud you’ve served your country, and you are glad you were He said that many infantrymen there. But you are glad to be done with the job.” Ferguson’s wife Margaret, rear, joined the kept such Bibles in their left pock- group and shared her memories as well. Both men will be on the upcoming Honor Flights. ets near their hearts, and reported some were spared when bullets The goal of the Honor Flights Coast Honor Flight is faced with World War II veterans come true struck the metal binding. is to afford the veterans the oppor- the very real challenge of getting and is still taking donations to tunity to attend the World War II these heroes to their memorial in fund the veterans’ trips. For more Memorial in Washington, D. C. It time. information or to help, call Linger displays the silk scarf was finally constructed 60 years Emerald Coast Honor Flight is Sheilah Bowman in Congressman map he carried with him on after the end of the war, and for asking the public for your support Jeff Miller's office at 850-479- all his air missions over many it was too late. Emerald to help make the dreams of our 1183. Europe.. The map detailed escape routes in case the aviator was shot down.

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Local artist featured at art museum Get 3 years of Gulf The Pensacola Museum of jects on the beach, in Gulf Arts is presenting "Vue de' Breeze and Pensacola. Breeze News for ART" on Monday April 21 from Sponsorships are also the 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Marriott available. Call Bettie Lee Courtyard on Garden and Chase Sundstrom at 850-436- price of 2! Street in Pensacola. The event 2079 or 850-384-7436 for will feature three artists, Rick information or to make Otoupalik, Fran Sansing and reservations. Reese Verschueren. Fran Sansing, artist and Gulf Ballet Call Breeze resident, will be exhibit- Pensacola's 932-8986 ing her jewelry artwork with beads, pearls, coral and many Dancing With others too numerous to name. The Stars Gala Looking at a display of Ballet Pensacola Sansing's creations is like tour- announces its annual ing an art gallery of mixed fundraising gala, May 3, at REMAN media. The public is invited and 7 p.m. at My Spayce in FI this is an event you don't want to downtown Pensacola. It is miss! For more information sure to be the event of the Submitted photo Termite & Pest Control about the show, call the season. The Dancing with Fran Sansing of Gulf Breeze, pictured above, is a featured artist at Pensacola Art Museum at 850- the Stars Gala is Ballet the Pensacola Art Museum Vue de' ART show. “To The Rescue Since 1977” 432-6247. Pensacola's largest fundraising event of the Gulf Breeze World Laughter season and allows Ballet 932-9288 ! Day Pensacola to continue to pursue HO! HO! HA! HA! HA! its mission of enhancing the cul- World Laughter Day will be cel- tural landscape of Northwest presents... ebrated all over the world on Florida. Proceeds from the KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. Sunday, May 4. The local cele- event support the Dance Chance bration will be on May 4 at 3 pm scholarship program that pro- For Terrific Cooling Service at St. Francis of Assisi vides access to the arts to indi- of the viduals who otherwise would 939-3325 Episcopal Church. The purpose alk By Betty Archerown Allen find it financially impossible. It T T is to spread the message of world peace and promote good also enables Ballet Pensacola to health through laughter. produce its Discover Dance out- CERTIFIED Laughter is a positive energy. reach program that introduces TECHNICIANS Laughter yoga exercises bring the performing arts to school- Attention Publicity good health and well being aged children throughout Ready to Serve You! while the inner spirit of laughter Escambia and Santa Rosa Chairmen: will help one understand the Counties. This year's theme is Dancing deeper meaning of life. Send emails to Betty Archer Allen with the Stars and will include a Laughter can bring peace and at [email protected] inner peace will bring peace in dance competition featuring the outer world. local celebrities paired with or write to Talk of the Town at Come join this celebration on dance experts. The pairings Gulf Breeze News P.O. Box 1414, Sunday afternoon at St. Francis include Nina Boudreaux and Gulf Breeze, FL 32562, subject : James James, Francesca of Assisi at 1 St. Francis Drive “Talk of the Town” Archer Allen in Gulf Breeze and become part Maxime and Shay Tilley, of the grass-root movement for Stephanie Tilley and Tip McAlpin and Valerie Before or after the beach better health and shared love. tickets. The prizes for individu- ing the community to contribute Russenberger and John Loftis. THERE IS ALWAYS TIME TO SHOP! Laughter is a universal lan- als are a Vera Bradley large duf- enough books in May so that a Gala attendees will judge the guage. Please wear comfortable fel bag for first place, a mani- sale can be scheduled. Please competition. The evening will Prom Gowns Galore! clothes and bring a sense of cure or pedicure from Rebecca contribute any paperbacks and be hosted by Collier Merrill and humor. Contact Alice Caruso at at 10th Ave. Salon for second hardbacks, fiction and non-fic- BEST ON THE COAST 2007 Consignment Store ! will also feature live entertain- [email protected] or 850- and a gift certificate to tion books you no longer need. ment, catered cuisine, live and So much to choose from...Why Shop Anywhere Else? Lots of PARKING 934-6317 for more information. Pirouettes for third. The win- Cookbooks, travel books, ● available on Saturdays! silent auctions. Patrons do not M - F 10AM - 6 PM SAT 10 AM - 5 PM ning class will receive a lunch biographies and jigsaw puzzles Harbourtown ● Suite 27 (850) have to attend the event to buy ● The Optimist Club party at Subway. are popular. Textbooks and 913 G.B.Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL 934-0492 raffle tickets. Tickets may be obtained at encyclopedias are not needed of Pensacola Beach As part of the annual gala, the Ballet Pensacola office or by and do not sell well. If a poten- The Optimist Club of Ballet Pensacola is holding a calling 850-432-9546. Please tial contributor needs to have Clearly serving... Pensacola Beach presents their drawing for an exquisite white help us make this year's books picked up, arrangements south Santa Rosa County for nearly a decade! Beach Ball 2008 on Friday, gold and diamond forum neck- fundraiser the best ever. can be made by calling the April 25 at the Hilton Pensacola lace from Beré Jewelers valued Tickets for the evening are library at 850-932-5166. Beach Gulf Front featuring fan- at over $2,000. Tickets will be $100 per person. Gold and Pensacola Camellia Club tasy island music by Joe sold until the Gala on May 3, Silver sponsorships are also The regular third Tuesday Occhipinti and his band. The when the lucky winner will be available at the $1,000 and $500 monthly meeting of the cost is $65 per person. There drawn. The winner need not be levels respectively. For more Pensacola Camellia Club was will be a cash bar at 6 p.m., a present to win. Tickets are $20 information, contact Bobby Ball held April 15 in the Garden seated dinner at 7 p.m. and each. Funds are generated to at 850-432-9546 or bobby- Center on 9th Avenue in dancing until 11 p.m. help Ballet Pensacola to contin- [email protected]. Pensacola. The program, pre- One hundred raffle tickets at ue its mission, including provid- sented by Second Vice President $100 each will be sold prior to ing outreach programs and and Program Chair John Davy, the event. From these donations, scholarships to individuals who Friends of the Gulf was titled "Propagating $5,000 will be donated to may never have access to the Breeze Library Camellias by Air-layering and Pensacola Beach Elementary performing arts. Friends of the Gulf Breeze Rooting." Davy is a commercial ■ Carl Spear, Jr., O.D. School and $5,000 will be raf- Please consider buying a Library generally have two nurseryman with Panhandle fled off at the event. The grand ticket and/or helping to sell tick- book sales each year to raise ■ Growers in Milton. The public Dustin Grubbs,O.D. prize is $2,500. Raffle ticket ets. Students and parents may money for the library. is invited, free of charge and ■ holders do not have to be pre- buy tickets or check out tickets Unfortunately, the contributions Neil Hook, O.D. light refreshments will be sent to win. to sell from the Ballet Pensacola of books for the sale, which served. Other funds raised by the office. There will be prizes for would have been in March, There will be no regular silent auction will be used for the top sellers and to the class were too few. 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May 1 2008 ISSUE Celebrate Volunteer Appreciation 7,500 Copies! Go ahead...Don’t be modest. Week Let Gulf Breeze know how your business has grown this past year. We all know that business are made up of a lot more April 27- May 3, 2008 than weekly staff meetings and water cooler talks. Tell your story about how your business or Gulf Breeze Hospital staff and physicians extend sincere organization has made progress this past year in the praise and gratitude to Auxiliary Members and Volunteer Chaplains – 2nd edition of Gulf Breeze News Progress Report. our outstanding ambassadors to the Gulf Breeze community. Reserve your advertising space todayand tell your story about how your business made progress. We appreciate you! Tell us more than once... All print ads will also be featured online at www.gulfbreezenews.com 850.932.8986 Baptist Hospital • Gulf Breeze Hospital • Jay Hospital • Atmore Community Hospital • Lakeview Center Baptist Manor • Baptist Medical Park Pensacola • Baptist Medical Park Navarre • Andrews Institute • Baptist LifeFlight

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A April 17, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Spot: Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 WHERE WE PUT Fax: (850) 932-8794 PEOPLE “ON THE www.gulfbreezenews.com SPOT” TO ANSWER A QUESTION “ON 2007 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ 2nd Place Religion Writing ■ 1st Place Sports Section ■ 1st Place Individual Graphic Do you think Brett Favre will make a CO-PUBLISHERS /EDITORS: Lisa Newell comeback Victoria Papajohn

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NEWS EDITOR: Pre-session survey results now ready Franklin Hayes This week [April 11]marked prison construction, crime lab or the end of week 6, only 3 more DNA forensics. ADVERTISING SALES: weeks left in the 2008 Legislative I encourage you to keep Pam Randall Session. abreast of what is going on in the Please accept my heartfelt legislature by frequently visiting OFFICE MANAGER: thanks for responding to my 2008 "Online Sunshine," the official Karen Murphy Pre-Session Survey. The overall website of your Florida results of the survey have been Legislature. At “Yes. I think he's like a lot of GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: tabulated and are available at http://www.leg.state.fl.us/ you'll athletes that can't let the game Art Director www.flhouse.us/d002. find links to both the Senate and go and play until they can't any- Nikola Stamenkovich The Pre-Session Survey is a Florida's budget. "No one relishes dent in Florida. the House websites. Online more.” Jessica Bowie great tool that allows me to hear making these difficult reductions, Eligibility for Medicaid and Sunshine provides links to the David Rimmer the opinions and concerns of my but I am proud of the fact that the KidCare are protected, and Florida Statutes, The Florida Pensacola CONTRIBUTORS: constituents. Many of you House worked very diligently to 38,417 new slots in KidCare are Constitution, and other govern- Betty Archer Allen included comments on your sur- protect our most important priori- being fully funded, as well as mental information and entities. T. “Bubba” Bechtol vey, and I really appreciate your ties and pass a balanced budget 107,000 new slots in the The Senate and House web- Bette Boyle extra effort. Your participation in that puts us in the best possible Medicaid program. sites provide great legislative bill Pam Brannon the survey speaks highly of your stance to put our economy back Funding for adult dental, search engines to help you Hannah Bunning concern for our community and on track," said Representative vision and hearing services have research proposed and passed leg- Steffaney Clark state and your willingness to get Ray Sansom (R-Destin) who been protected and maintained. islation. Each respective web site Scott Page involved. The survey results serves as the House's chief budget The Agency for Persons with provides web sites for each of the Chuck Randle equip me with valuable informa- negotiator. "Spending our emer- Disabilities is protected with $14 40 Senators and for each of the tion that I utilize. gency savings down to the last million in restored funding, and 120 Representatives. This week the legislature penny, or recklessly hiking taxes, no eligibility cuts were made. As my schedule allows, I am Member : focused on the budget, in fact, we would devastate Florida's econo- Military Affairs core funding is happy to speak at local communi- Florida Press Association spent 14 hours on the house floor my." Despite continued declining preserved, with $6.6 million being ty events or groups about issues “If he could've gone on he revenues, the budget approved spent on armory revitalization, would have, so I think National Newspaper Assn. discussing and debating the 2008- of interest. My Legislative 2009 Budget. In the early after- today preserves core missions and $400,000 to continue the Family Assistant, Olivia Lagergren, or he's done.” Gulf Breeze Area Chamber noon of Thursday, April 10, we, sets real priorities. Readiness Program, $100,000 for my Secretary, Jerrie Lewis, are Keith Sawyer of Commerce (“2003 Small the Florida House of Temporarily suspends eco- body armor replacement for state the contacts for such an invitation. Gulf Breeze Business of the Year”) Representatives, approved a pri- nomic development subsidies active-duty personnel. My Pensacola Legislative District Pensacola Beach Chamber oritized $65 billion budget for awarded to sports franchises in The Department of Revenue Office is located behind of Commerce FY08-09 that places the highest Florida, a savings $20 million. includes a $51.4 million budget University Mall at 7100 priority on education, health care Maintains per student educa- increase directed toward child Plantation Road, Suite 3b, Pensacola Chamber and public safety while preserv- tion funding above 2006-2007 support enforcement, which is the Pensacola, FL 32504-6234. of Commerce ing core missions of government levels, with more than $6,800 department's top priority. Phone Number: 494-7330. Navarre Tourist and responsibly balancing being spent on every K-12 stu- No reductions were made in Development Council Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce It is a privilege to be held accountable LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Over the past few weeks, Lisa come to us and express their opin- News welcomes your opinion. “I think he's gonna make a We reserve the right to edit a and I have had some serious, ion, appreciation or concern. searching inquiries from support- We will not always include the comeback because his last letter to fit space available. We pass was intercepted.” do not accept letters containing ive readers about how or why we information that each “side” published a story or why we wait- wants in any given article, but we Nick Allen a personal attack on any indi- Gulf Breeze vidual. Letters must be limited ed to publish other information. do strive to print only well- to one per month from an indi- It is never easy to compile a researched, balanced articles. As a vidual writer. If we receive form true community paper that tries to publication that strives to provide letters, we will print only the first include everything we possibly fair and balanced coverage, we one we receive. Include your can in the amount of space that we frequently are asked to explain our name, address and daytime have and as completely and accu- “side” of a news story or issue. make mistakes of omission or us and holding us accountable to phone number. rately as we can within our week- The truth is, we do not allow our- commission. It is a great blessing do a good job. Let us hear from CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze ly print schedule. But it is a great selves to have a side, and we try to when a reader calls to tell us - you - it truly is your community News is committed to accuracy privilege to do so, and an even be an unbiased news source. because we know they are reading paper and we work hard to be and wants to hear from you if we higher honor to have our readers We are human, and we do the paper and they are counting on worthy or your trust and support! need to make a correction or clarification. Please email us at [email protected] Gulf Breeze News covers more ground than others with the subject line “I think he will because his last CORRECTION or I sure am thankful to have the weren’t risking your life to walk pass was an interception.” CLARIFICATION. Or, call Gulf Breeze News. Otherwise, Letters to the Editor across that road. Now, even Emerson Diaz (850) 932-8986 during how would I know what all the pulling out in to traffic is a Gulf Breeze office hours and ask for high school and GBSA teams daunting task. What are our leg- news or sports departments. every week! Many stores have inventory ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze were up to? Your paper also Bradley “Skip” Johnson stored in the back of a store islators and local leaders doing News will not be responsible for does a good job focusing on the Gulf Breeze where the bathrooms are and I to correct this situation? Why quality or discoloration in ads details from local government Cell phone cannot help but believe that if are there not any more connect- provided by the advertiser or its that some of the area’s bigger provider deals in the bathrooms are off-limits that ing or relief roads along 98? agents. papers seem to miss. You’d is a good reason why. Nearly These are some important ques- think with all the extra people excellent customer every item in that store is of a tions that need to be answered. Gulf Breeze News is published working in their newsrooms, service high value. Additionally, when did the weekly on Thursdays for $30 they’d do a better job reporting I’ll never leave ALLTEL I recommend Alltel to my accepted speed along the high- per year by Gulf Breeze News on the community the claim to way become 60 m.p.h.? I see Publishing, Inc. Periodical Several weeks ago I read a friends, and I use them for my postage paid at Gulf Breeze, serve. letter to the editor about a cus- business account. I would never people sitting in their cars trying Florida. USPS # 021819. The other publications that tomer who was mad they could go anywhere else – except to to pull out with the most dis- Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- try to cover Gulf Breeze focus not use the Alltel store bath- use the bathroom! gusting looks on their faces. tions. POSTMASTER: Please on lighthearted human interest room. I have thought about it a Greg Papajohn THen the other day, after wait- send address changes to stories and miss some things lot, and I just want to say my Gulf Breeze ing 10 minutes to pull out of “No, because even though he Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box that affect all of us. piece. Beals’, I realized my face had wants to be out there, he's reached 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Keep up the good work. I I have done business with the 98 means traffic been twisted the same way. the maximum level of success in All content is copyrighted look forward to your paper in Gulf Breeze Alltel store for over headaches Something’s got to give. his career.” 2008. Advertising rates are my mailbox, as opposed to Greg Simon 15 years and find them to be Why is it so hard to drive on Alex Page available upon request. being crumpled in my driveway, Navarre very supportive and helpful. 98? There was a time when you Prattville, Ala.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 17, 2008 7A Seniors/Faith Gulf Breeze NEWS Seniors still strive to show well-groomed look It was my first year in art tume I got to know many of the 21, at The Beacon, 110 E. 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 school when Mr. Thomas, who faculty members, and enjoyed Church Street, in downtown Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday was not one of the teachers in learning about the various cos- Pensacola. my fashion design class, asked tumes. (No, Dad, I didn't get The society will host some of Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am me to pose wearing a German paid!) the winners of the 2008 costume for one of his figure ***** Escambia County Schools School, Pre-K 3&4 thru 6th grades drawing classes held in the It's the beginning of another History Fair, and provide stu- Enrolling now for 2007-08 School Year evenings. I was excited to tell spring season with parties, teas, dents an opportunity to share Small Classes! Great Staff! my family the news, and I dinners and all that goes with their research accomplishments 932--3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org remember my mother saying them. And of course, everyone and to present their projects to “That's nice.” enjoyed it. Most people in those strives to look their very best. an audience prior to taking them My sister said, “Well, you're classes were older (what would That's as true of seniors as of to the state history fair. Society probably just the only one in the be called "continuing educa- anyone else. members and the general public class that the costume fits.” But tion" these days, I suppose) and Do you still get a bit of a are invited to attend the meeting most of all, I remember my they took their classes seriously, shock when you pass a store and support the students in this father asking, “Do you get since they were paying their window or mirror? Is that ME endeavor. An ice cream social paid?"” (Well, you know own tuition. with the white hair (and maybe will follow the meeting. For fathers!) Despite this lack of I certainly remember my own glasses?) Good grooming information, call Betty Vickers enthusiasm on the part of my father's response when I improves one's appearance at at 850-432-9743 or the family members, I was pleased announced I wanted to go to art any age. How about a bit of Pensacola Historical Society, at to be asked. school. “Well,” he said, “it's blush or a subtle touch of lip- 850-434-5455. The costume was fun to wear, probably a waste of time as stick? ***** it featured a white peasant you'll just get married right after It will all be worth the effort Here are a couple of truisms blouse, lots of petticoats, and a you graduate anyway.” Hah! - I the next time meet someone you you might agree with: red, fringed skirt over white got married before I graduated. have not seen for a while and I Experience is something stockings and slippers. Most Guess that showed him! they say, "You look wonderful, you don't get until just after you interesting of all, the skirt hem Anyway, that costume was you haven't aged a bit." I guar- needed it. was pinned up on the left side just the beginning. The second antee you that remark does more I When I am not in my right about five inches - to signify to outfit I posed in was even more for you than all the vitamins in mind, my left mind gets pretty everyone that the wearer was thrilling - a complete English the world. crowded. not yet married - she was still riding habit - jodphurs, jacket, ***** I I used to have an open available! riding crop, and even the velvet The Pensacola Historical mind, but my brains kept falling This was my first time posing helmet. Society's April membership out. for the evening class, and I Anyway, by posing in cos- meeting is set for 7 p.m., April See you next week! PUBLIC ->ÌÊUÊ
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St. Ann’s announces I June 7 Water Day and Methodist Church (GBUMC), Cookout 4-7p.m. church organizers are asking sin- summer youth cal- I June 14 Canoe Trip at gle adults to respond to endar Blackwater River $16 per youth. Kymberly if they would like to Upcoming youth events at St. I June 16-20 CLI (Christian be contacted for singles events, Ann Catholic Church in Gulf Leadership Institute). even if they are already an active Breeze are as follows: I July 19 “Celebrate You, member. New members are I April 19 - High School Celebrate Me” day retreat at St always welcome. For more infor- Youth Social night 7 -11 p.m. Peter $20 per youth. mation, contact I April 20 - Youth Breakfast I July 26 “Stuff the Bus” [email protected]. and Rosary Sale Fundraiser after community wide Social masses. Justice Day 8a.m.-5p.m. A Senior Adult Overnight Trip I April 26 - Middle School I August 4 Big Kahuna’s is planned to attend the 87th Social Night 5 - 9 p.m. Water Park trip. Annual Rose Show and Festival I April 27 - Rosary Sale I August 9 Bowling night in Thomasville, Ga. on Friday, Fundraiser after masses. 6p-9p $10 per youth. April 25 through Saturday, April I May 18 -Life Night 26. THe Deposit is $50. The Get ready for an activity filled GBUMC wants cost of the trip is $199 per per- summer. singles’ profiles son, double occupancy which All of the following events are includes meals, transportation In an effort to re-organize a group effort of local youth min- and tours. For more information rebuild and update the singles isters and will have multiple high or to register, call 850-932-3594. files at Gulf Breeze United school youth groups participating TALK: Camellia Club names officers Continued from page 5A First Vice President Bill Lyford, do Camellia People do for enter- Second Vice President and tainment? They have a mini- meetings dur- Program Chair John Davy, camellia show for themselves. ing the sum- Third Vice President and Winners of that show were Carl mer months. Membership Chair Dr. Gordon Brady who won best bloom in There will be Eade, Treasurer Thekla Morris three categories and Roger a picnic for and Secretary Norman Vickers. Vinson and Bob Bothfeld, one members and New board category each. Norman Vickers guests on members was named Person of the Year Saturday, include Dr. for his work May 10. The Vogelsang Bill Bennett, with the third Tuesday Carol Camellia meeting in August will be a no- Comber, Jack Club, espe- host dinner at a location to be O'Donnell, cially in mem- announced. Regular meetings Roger Vinson bership and will resume in September. and Dr. Ben publicity. Jazz New officers of the Williamson. Birdwell and classical Pensacola Camellia Club were Immediate guitarist Brady installed at the annual banquet past President Skip Vogelsang Arturo provid- and mini-camellia show in gave a summary of his year as ed music for the occasion. For February at the Pensacola Yacht president. information and membership, Club. Officers installed were At their annual banquet, what call Gordon Eade at 476-4760. President Dr. Tom Birdwell,

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A April 17, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Business Gulf Breeze NEWS Feds pursue tax fraud cases Visit FROM STAFF REPORTS moted. www.gulfbreezenews.com Gulf Breeze News The complaint filed against [email protected] PQI alleges that the organization has 830 salespeople, thousands of The United States has filed customers, and gross sales from civil injunction complaints in 2002 through 2006 of approxi- Your future begins now. three federal courts on the east mately $54 million. During the and west coasts, including a suit same period, PQI's leaders against a Ft. Walton based compa- allegedly received commissions ny, seeking to bar promotions of from sales of PQI products of alleged tax-fraud schemes. The approximately $8.8 million. government complaints and other Court papers allege the defen- court papers allege that a multi- dants have sold tax-fraud and When we say “quality education, one student at a level marketing organization other schemes through vendors at time,” we mean it. Join nearly 30,000 students the called Pinnacle Quest trade-show-like conferences at world over, who know Troy University International (PQI) and a number resorts around the world and -- in gets them farther faster. Picture courtesy of Dani Simmonds of individuals and organizations one instance -- at a 400-person In an effort to allow ordinary citizens to retain more of their • currently or formerly affiliated conference on the Celebrity with it are promoting a variety of income, the federal government is cracking down on tax Visit our newly renovated facility adjacent to the Cruise Line ship Galaxy in the fraud. fraudulent tax defier schemes. Mediterranean Sea in May of Navy College Office on base at Pensacola NAS The suits allege that PQI, based release. Copies of the three of the tax defier activities alleged 2007. The complaint describes • in Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., is a suc- PQI vendors as "a Who's Who of injunction complaints will be in these complaints are stagger- cessor to Institute of Global notorious tax defiers." posted today on the Justice ing," said Nathan J. Hochman, 9-week terms, affordable tuition, VA, FA and TA Prosperity, a business that sold Department Tax Division's web- Assistant Attorney General for the The complaint alleges that one • tax-fraud schemes until law- PQI promoter on the Galaxy site. Justice Department's Tax The Pensacola Site enforcement actions caused it to cruise was Sherry Peel Jackson, a The suit against PQI was filed Division. "Tax defiers sometimes offers SACS accredited: shut down. Daniel Andersen, a former IRS revenue agent turned recently in U.S. District Court for claim to be 'patriots,' but those BACHELOR’S DEGREES in: co-founder of Global Prosperity, promoter of frivolous tax theories. the Northern District of Florida, in who push bogus tax schemes are t
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Regions bank holds poster contest Calling all junior artists! Regions Financial Corp. recently announced that it will be accepting entries to the Regions Charity Classic Junior Poster Contest through Wednesday, April 30. On top of the individual poster contest prize winnings, a total of $34,000 in cash will be award- ed to schools throughout the state. Students must be enrolled in kindergarten through fifth grade to participate. A total of 24 grade level prizes will be awarded to the top poster entrants from each grade level in four regional areas through- out the state. Grade Level prizes include: I $1,000 to winner’s school A technology prize package for winner I $100 savings bond from Regions Bank for winner The top poster from each grade level will then be entered in the grand prize competition to win $10,000 for the winner’s school.

Office Depot stockholders asked to vote no Office Depot, Inc. recently announced that Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), an institutional proxy advisory ser- vice, recommends that Office Depot stockholders vote to reject the two dissident direc- tors nominated by Alan Levan and his company Woodbridge at this year’s Annual Meeting of Stockholders currently sched- uled for April 23. ISS cited con- cerns about the poor perfor- mance of Levan’s companies and the lack of qualifications of his nominees, and concluded that Levan and his nominees have not proven that they would be better able than Office Depot’s management to effect positive changes at Office Depot. All of the publicly traded companies where Levan is either CEO or Chairman have produced significant negative stockholder returns for the past three years, according to the firm.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 17, 2008 A dream of a ‘green’ home anchors 2008 Parade of Homes

Gulf Breeze builders West and Amy Calhoun ferent categories make because you'd be surprised at of West Calhoun Construction are building the is earned. These the availability of natural prod- 2008 American Dream Home for the West Florida categories range ucts,” Calhoun continues. “Cork Home Builders Association Parade of Homes, from site loca- and bamboo floors are both natural and they can’t wait to share the “green” dream tion to energy and eco-friendly. Carpets are also they have come up with. savings. easy to choose based on recycled The home will be open to the public during the A few of the materials used in many on the mar- annual Parade of Homes April 19 - 27. energy saving ket. Another easy selection was others, both Calhouns expressed confidence that “Having built the American Dream Home in features incorpo- energy efficient appliances. Lighting, always soon the green initiative will have all the manu- 2005, our firm knew that the home needed to rated in the important in a beautiful design, was a bit of a facturers scrambling to make sure that their prod- showcase new and innovative ideas,” explains Dream Home challenge. With the emerging Energy Star stan- ucts comply. The more consumer demand there Calhoun. “To further enhance the public's 2008 that you don't dards, there are a limited number of exciting light is for green products the more cost effective and Dream Home experience, we decided that the necessarily see fixtures available. However, we overcame this available they'll be. home should be a Green Dream! What does this (except in a West Calhoun obstacle and achieved the same result by choosing “That's why we felt it was important to bring mean? It means that we are building the home to monthly energy other awesome fixtures and utilizing compact flu- the Green Dream to Pensacola - if you see how qualify for the Florida Green Building Coalition's and water bill orescent bulbs rather than standard bulbs. The easy it is to 'Go Green', maybe you'll jump on Certification as a Green Home.” savings) are geo-thermal heating and cooling sys- compact fluorescents are more expensive to pur- board, too!” Amy urges. In order to qualify for a true Green Home tem, icynene insulation that insulates the home chase but outweigh the cost of the standard bulbs During the home tour, a complete breakdown Certification, builders must incorporate facets of like a blanket and U-factor windows to screen because of their energy savings and their longevi- will be provided of all the items incorporated to construction that comply within the guidelines. A harmful rays. ty.” make this 2008 American Dream Home truly a minimum number of points for each of eight dif- “It was a new experience making the interior It’s all about choices to go green and you do not Green Dream. Complete tour information can be design selections for the home because not only have to be totally green to make the score. Green found at www.westfloridabuilders.com. do the selections have to complement each other Build Certification requires that the overall design and the design of the home but they also have to needed to be light in color. A lighter paint palette be made from recycled or eco-friendly materials,” with just a splash of darker color here and there Amy quips. “With the help of our valued subcon- throughout the house accomplished that goal. The tractors and suppliers, our adventure began!” exterior features a complementary blend of brick, The interior design process always begins with hardi-plank and cultured stone, and exterior land- cabinetry selection. Calhoun chose a manufactur- scape consists of indigenous varieties of shrub- er whose plant has been certified 'green' and chose bery and trees and as much of the existing land- countertops such as granite and Cambria, which scape as possible left natural. are natural materials. Next, faucets and toilets “We're even adding bird baths, feeders and bird were chosen based on low volume water usage houses along with a compost pile to achieve a true and design appeal. green feel,” says Amy. “Flooring was probably the easiest selection to While some green items are easier to find than

LeaP offers free ‘green’ kits to area residents

The Leadership Pensacola (LeaP) Class of Union, Merrill Lynch, PODS, Rodney Rich and 2008 will distribute free Green Kits on April 19, Company, Sacred Heart Health System and Sandy Neighborhoods Parks Location Time 2008 in various locations around Pensacola. Sansing. Alabama Gonzalez & Giving out the kits is part of the "Live Green LeaP is an ongoing program facilitated by the North Hill 10am - 1pm Escambia" LeaP project, which is aimed at Pensacola Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Square Reus Sts. increasing recycling efforts countywide. Each whose mission is to develop and foster communi- Dunmire Northbrook & Dunmire Woods 10am - 1pm free kit will include a recycling bin, compact flu- ty-minded leaders. For more information on the Woods Europa orescent light bulb, reusable grocery bag and lit- 2008 LeaP Class Project, visit www.livegree- erature about conservation and recycling. nescambia.com East Hill Bayview 20th Avenue 10am - 3pm Residents can use the bin to take their recy- Earth Day Park & Blount St. clable materials to any of 17 recycling stations across the county. A complete list of Escambia Pineglades Pineglades Euclid St. 10am - 1pm County recycling locations can be found online at Park http://www.co.escambia.fl.us/departments/solid_ Wyer Park Belmont & waste_manag/Recycling-dropoffsites.php Belmont DeVilliers 10am - 1pm The LeaP Class extends a special thank you to (Henry T.) Reus Sts. our generous project sponsors: Cox Communications, Cox Conserves, Pen Air Federal Credit Union, Gulf Power, Cat Country Pick up a free Green Kit at the 98.7, Baskerville-Donovan, Morette Company above locations on April 19 Lamar Advertising, Aylstock, Witkin, Kreis and Overholtz. Baptist Health Care, ESP, Gulf Coast Community Bank, Harvesters Federal Credit Design your home Earth Style Known for the inspiration she draws from step in approaching a design project is selecting nature, television design expert Genevieve Gorder the raw materials. In addition to being recyclable and reusable, processed surfaces. has created some unexpected green design tips to "I've always loved to work with natural, renew- wood and paper are also renewable. As a truly ● Accessories - Deep wooden bowls, oversized help spruce up your home décor in an earth- able materials, such as wood and paper," she says. renewable resource, the trees in our forests can wooden trays, branches and collections of wood- friendly way. "They help me care for Mother Earth and cele- continually regrow themselves, especially when en boxes are all practical and they are art in them- According to Ms. Gorder, an original designer brate our forests while creating something beauti- given proper management and care. Every day, selves. Look for strong wood grain patterns and on the hit show Trading Spaces, an important first ful." the people of the wood and paper products indus- vary the finishes within your collection. try plant 1.7 million new trees in the United States, more than making up for what is harvest- Playing with Paper ed. When shopping, ● Handmade Paper - look for materials that "I've always loved to Handmade paper is art in itself. come from certified Look for various handmade sustainable forests - it's work with natural, renew- papers at your local art store, just one way to ensure able materials, such as upscale stationer or card shop. that our forests are Create a collection that you love properly managed and wood and paper," and frame them to display on a will remain abundant wall or table. for generations to come. ● Children's Books - Some of the most beauti- About her earth-friendly design tips, Ms. ful illustrations live in children's literature. By Gorder says, "I hope these ideas help others bring picking up a few of the classics and framing your the beauty of the forests into their homes." favorite pages, you can add gorgeous art to any room. Working with Wood ● Designer Paper - There is a use beyond wrap- ● Hardwood Floors - Wood floors add warmth, ping gifts for these beautiful sheet papers. Spray soul and a beautiful tonal quality. They are also them with a light dusting of lavender to make great for resale, and some will even help you get great drawer liners that add a burst of color and a tax credit for using a sustainable, responsibly pattern to the dullest of sock drawers. sourced product. Find Genevieve's tips and other ideas for ● Cabinetry - The kitchen is where we spend using and reusing renewable resources like wood the most time in our home, and adding custom- and paper on PlantItForward.com. built cabinets will create a room that you'll never want to leave. Natural wood also lets you change Courtesy of Family Features the color at any time, something you can't do with

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LOCAL TV LISTINGS FOR YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Thursday Evening MOVIES April 17, 2008 Thursday this 2004 fantasy. pied — especially since the girl’s a lot like him. 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 8 p.m. on NBC Sunday Tuesday Lost Juliet must reveal some surprising news Eli Stone “Soul Free” News (N) (:35) 7 p.m. on ABC 7 p.m. on FOX AABC to Jin; Sayid confronts Ben’s spy. (CC) News (N) The Office: Nothing like a good old-fashioned Survivor: Fans vs. CSI: Crime Scene (:01) Without a Trace News (N) Late turf war to liven up the workday. In this new epi- Oprah’s Big Give: Some critics loved this American Idol: Depending on whom you BCBS Favorites Investigation “4G” (CC) Show sode, Kevin and Andy (Brian Baumgartner, Ed show, while others couldn’t get past the odd mar- ask, he’s either the best or the worst thing to Commu- Chroni- Antiques Roadshow Unnatural Causes: Nova “Marathon Chal- Helms) make it their mission to reclaim parking DPBS riage of competitive reality and philanthropy. But happen to musical theater in recent decades, but nity cles “Spokane, WA” Inequality-Sick lenge” spaces stolen from the company by other ten- whether you love or hate him, there’s no denying Are You Smarter Don’t Forget the Lyr- News (N) Every- Every- there’s no denying it’s had its feel-good moments. EFOX Than a 5th Grader? ics! (N) (CC) Raymond Raymond ants in the office park. Michael (Steve Carell) isn’t Tonight, the show ends its run with the most suc- Andrew Lloyd Webber has left his mark. 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The WSRE presents The concert is presented major step forward for the artist, UWF presents set is designed by guest design- André Rieu with as a fundraiser for local following the success of nearly “Guys and Dolls” er, Jarod Wilson, with costumes PBS television station, 1 million hits and thousands of by Glenn Avery Breed, assistant the Strauss WSRE. Tickets are on sale fans on his Youtube channel and The University of West to the general public, how- Florida Center for Fine and professor of theatre and lights Orchestra Myspace page. by Charles Houghton, chair of WSRE is gearing up to wel- ever the best seats are still Fans on the internet simply Performing Arts (CFPA) and only available by support- Department of Theatre will pre- the Department of Theatre. come André Rieu and The thank him for taking the time to For more information or to Strauss Orchestra to the ing WSRE. For more upload his original tracks and sent “Guys and Dolls” with information, call (850) music by Frank Loesser and purchase tickets, call the CFPA Pensacola Civic Center on April covers of their favorite songs, box office at (850) 857-6285 or 24, 2008, 8 p.m., for the second 484-1241 or visit including hits by artists ranging book by Jo Swerling and Abe http://www.wsre.org and Burrows continues through visit uwf.edu/cfpa/. For media time as they tour the U.S. Rieu from Jackson Browne to Randy inquiries, contact Jerre Brisky, was so impressed by the click on “Pledge Now.” Travis, even covers of April 18 and 19 at 8 p.m. and WSRE, Viewer Submitted photo CFPA assistant director, at (850) tremendous support for the Pictured from left to top, UWF stu- Lifehouse and Hootie and the April 20 at 2:30 p.m. at the Supported PBS for the 857-6057 or e-mail 2006 concert, that he decided to dents Heath Carroll as Nathan Blowfish. Said one online fan Mainstage Theatre at the CFPA, Gulf Coast — is a service Building 82. Tickets cost $16 [email protected]. include Pensacola on his 2008 Detroit, RJ Hunt as Nicely-Nicely and fellow musician, “I can't tour. He is an avid PBS support- of Pensacola Junior Johnson and Alex Dagg as Benny imagine your (Dupré's) voice per person for adults, $12 per College and has been help- person for senior citizens, active T. Bubba to er and has expressed his excite- Southstreet can be seen perform- with a whole band... Now, ment about playing in ing the community “Be ing in “Guys and Dolls.” whenever people say "I really military and UWF faculty and perform at more connected” for 40 staff and $10 per person for Northwest Florida and joining WSRE can help you “Be More love your voice and your Pensacola Beach together classical music fans years by encouraging our view- music", I always think "Yea, but non-UWF students. UWF stu- ers to engage more deeply in the educated, informed and enter- dents are admitted free with church and PBS supporters once again. tained.” WSRE is viewer sup- you haven't heard James T. Bubba Bechtol’s benefit “My orchestra consists of world around them. Through Dupré!" their Nautilus cards. quality programming and edu- ported public television. More Based on a story by Damon performance will be April 26 at young, enthusiastic musicians information about WSRE is This weekend, fans will have 6 p.m. at Pensacola Beach who put their heart and soul into cational outreach services, a chance to see what all the hype Runyon, “Guys and Dolls” tells available at wsre.org. the story of a group of small Community Church. The church the music every is about as 'The James Dupré is located on Via DeLuna Drive evening…you’ll see me and the Band steps on the Fish House town gamblers and the ladies in OPEN DAILY their lives. 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Kern, The Counterfeiters phone at 850-384-3707 for will (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 assistant professor of theatre, ------● Prom Night : PG13 ...... 1:00 3:15 5:30 7:45 9:45 Saturday. Guests of all ages are call. Tickets area available by welcome to attend both nights. with musical direction by The Other Boleyn Girl ● cash or local check only. Call (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 Street Kings: R ...... 1:25 3:50 ...... 7:05 9:25 Timothy Kennedy which will ------For more information, please ● feature a full orchestra under the 850-932-6628 for more infor- In Bruges* Nims Island: PG ...... 1:20 3:20 5:20 7:30 9:40 visit James Dupre’s myspace (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 mation. ● *No 1 p.m. showings on Horton Hears a Who: G .... 1:30 ...... Sat. 4/19 or Wed. 4/23 ● Leather Heads: PG13 ...... 3:45 7:00 9:25 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com JPN CINEMAS ● 21: PG13 ...... 1:10 3:45 7:00 9:25 Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 916-9402 Buy tickets online @ WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET

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April 17 SB in District 1-4A final at Navarre, 7 p.m. April 19 State WL meet at Daytona Beach, 10 a.m. EST April 22 BB in District 1-3A semifinals at West Florida, TBA Sports Briefs GBHS QB Club seat renewals underway for 2008 season GBHS Quarterback Club Courtesy Photos is offering renewals to those District champs who had reserved seats The Gulf Breeze boys and girls tennis teams won the District 1-2A titles last week in Panama City. The boys hosted Live Oak Suwanee and the boys hosted during the 2007 season. Tallahassee Rickards Tuesday (after the News’ deadline) in the first round of regionals. With a win, both teams could face Catholic in the second round of Seats are $50 each and regionals Friday, with the winner advancing to the state meet next week in Casselberry and Sanford. renewals will run through May 1. For more information, call [email protected] GBHS tennis sweeps district titles for information. Seat sales ● Wakulla Tuesday morning. def Whitney Ponson (C) 6-1, 6-0 (GB) def Matt Weitekamp (B) 7-5, will be available to all Kasler, Pfeifler remain unbeaten #3 Singles Amy Blackmon (C) 6-3 Dolphin football fans The second round of regional boys finished with 19 points, play is Friday. The girls with a def Ali Gilmartin (GB) 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 #2 Singles Jason Moody (B) beginning May 2. BY JASON THOMPSON #4 Singles Zoe Miller (GB) def def Reid Tidwell (GB) 1-6, 6-2, 6-2 followed by Catholic (12), Bay win would face the Tallahassee Gulf Breeze News Victoria Pettofrezzo (A) 1-6, 6-1, #3 Singles Gus Anastopoulo (10), Arnold (4), Walton County Richards-Catholic winner, 6-3 (GB) def Steele Mathis (C) 6-4, 6-4 NABOR Golf [email protected] (1) and PHS (0). while the boys with a win would #5 Singles Cookie Echsner #4 Singles Clay Pfeifler (GB) Tourney April 18 Next up for both teams in take on the Live Oak (GB) def Carline Kane (C) 7-5, 6-0 def Chris Tolan 6-7 (7-4), 6-4, 7-5 The Navarre Area Board The Gulf Breeze captured 11 regional play with a new format. Suwannee-Catholic winner. # 5 Singles LaBruce Miller (GB) of Realtors Golf Tournament Girls Doubles Finals def Max Rankin 6-2, 6-2 out of a possible 14 divisions to Instead of one round before the Those matches will be in Gulf #1 Doubles Kasler/Pfeifler (GB) is April 18 at The Club at cruise to the District 1-2A title state meet, there’s now two. Breeze if Catholic wins. def Georgeta Ionescu/Kaitlynn Boys Doubles Finals Hidden Creek. Cost for the Thursday in Panama City. The girls team, with only one The following is a recap from Moody (B) 6-0, 6-0 #1 Doubles Anastopoulo/Tidwell tournament is $100 per play- The girls won with 20 points, loss this season, hosted the district meet: #2 Doubles Gilmartin/Echsner (GB) def Weitekamp/Moody (B) 3- er until April 12 and $120 followed by Catholic (11), Suwannee Tuesday afternoon Girls Singles Finals (GB) def Chapman/Rogers 6, 7-5, 6-4 after that. #1 Singles Jackie Kasler (GB) #2 Doubles Tolan/Diego Arnold (7), Bay (5), PHS (4) (after the News’ deadline), Boys Singles Finals Figueroa (C) def Miller/Pfeifler and Walton County (0). The which followed the boys hosting def Millie Nowack (PHS) 6-0, 6-0 See Briefs, Page 3C 6 #2 Singles Jennifer Pfeifler (GB) #1 Singles AJ Anastopoulo (GB) 6-3, 6-2. Tides Girls track wins first

Pensacola Bay Entrance April 10-16 district since 2000 Th 10 Low 12:25 AM, High 12:55 ● Santiago breaks school record in triple PM F 11 Low 1:57 AM, High 2:08 PM jump, 24 qualify for regional meet Sa 12 Low 3:09 AM, High 3:22 PM A total of 13 girls qualified for BY JASON THOMPSON Su 13 Low 4:01 AM, Low 4:34 PM Wednesday’s Region 1-4A meet in M 14 Low 4:35 AM, Low 5:47 PM Gulf Breeze News Jacksonville, led by Briana Santiago. The [email protected] Tu 15 Low 4:47 AM, High 7:11 PM junior qualified in four events, including W 16 Low 4:32 AM, High 10:41 the triple jump, where she set a new AM, Low 4:40 PM, High 9:12 PM The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin track school record last week with a leap of 37 team won their first district title in eight feet, four inches. years April 9 in Panama City. Senior Lauren Musick also qualified Navarre Beach The Lady Dolphins finished the in four events, including the 4x400 meter April 10-16 District 1-4A meet with 175 points, relay, where she, Katie Aldridge, Laurin Th 10 High 12:11 PM followed by West Florida (139), Arnold Halstead and Jen Pfeifler (all freshmen), (100), Catholic (81), Marianna (54), Bay set a new school record with a 4:15.15. F 11 Low 12:05 AM, High 1:24 PM Courtesy Photo (54), Walton (28.33) and Chipley (7.66). See Track, Page 4C 6 A first since 2000 The Gulf Breeze girls track team won the district title April 9 in Panama City.

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For Aileen Atzhorn, it was like cutting one string, but tying another. The GBHS senior, who has qualified for state 10 times in her four-year career swimming HAVE A SWINGING for her coach - and mother - VACATION IN JACKSONVILLE. Teri, signed a swimming scholarship with the University of South Carolina. Atzhorn will WEDNESDAY, MAY 7TH — SATURDAY, MAY 10TH. Come watch the be seeing a familiar face at best golfers in the world at THE PLAYERS Championship. Then hit the party Columbia - her older brother, at THE PLAYERS Downtown Experience in the heart of Jacksonville. Interactive Andy - who signed with USC Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News golf games, drink specials, and tournament highlights on the big screen — Another Atzhorn at USC it will be one swinging time. Visit jaxdowntownexperience.com today. two years earlier. Aileen Atzhorn (center) signed a swimming scholarship with the University of South Carolina “I don’t want everyone last week, joining older brother Andy (far left) at the Columbia school. Also pictured are parents thinking I’m going there cause Dave (second from left) and Teri Atzhorn and strength and conditioning coach Andy Tucker. of my brother - but it’s certainly a plus, having him there,” said she was eight years ago, I never of its 32 female swimmers due to injury, signed there four Funding provided by the Duval County the younger Atzhorn, who also really pictured it’d be like this,” returning next season. years ago. Tourist Development Council. drew a lot of interest from the said coach and mom. “She’s Atzhorn is the 16th GBHS She’s also the second GBHS University of Arkansas. getting real close to Olympic swimmer who’ll swim in swimmer to sign this season - “They’ve got a real good Trial time (100 meter college since 2002 and the third Ellyn Schroeder signed with the engineering program and I like breaststroke). She’ll be an asset at the University of South University of New Orleans a their coaches,” Aileen said. to the program.” Carolina. Kyle Cormier, who couple of months ago. “When we got into this when South Carolina will have 27 didn't swim at USC this year Savage records first professional point The key to advertising success BY JASON THOMPSON In other recent GBHS grad news: In the series finale, Bell went 3-for-4 Brock Sakey (c/o ‘05) won his singles with another home run in a 12-8 loss to the Gulf Breeze News and doubles match April 12 for the Owls, who won the game on a 10th-inning [email protected] University of Central Florida against walk-off grand slam. Jacksonville. Sakey played number three Bell entered the Rice series off a 2-for-4 It was a day of firsts Saturday for 2003 singles and number two doubles with game in a 10-6 win over Samford. GBHS grad Keith Savage. Claudio Romano. Steven Cheney (c/o ‘04) struck out two In just his third professional soccer match University of Alabama-Birmingham left in two innings of relief work in the Single- with Major League Soccer’s Chivas USA, fielder Philip Bell (c/o ‘04) had a huge A Port St. Lucie Mets’ 7-4 loss to Jupiter on Savage was in the starting lineup. Before weekend against one of the top teams in the April 6. He struck out two more in two Call 932-8986 the halftime whistle in Columbus against country. The same couldn’t be said about his innings in Port St. Lucie’s 10-1 loss to 1-866-742-1373 the Columbus Crew, Savage recorded his team, who got swept by seventh-ranked Rice. Brevard County on April 9. first professional point, setting up Sacha Bell went 3-for-5, including hitting his fifth Lizzy Mabry (c/o ‘06) was fourth in the Kjiestan for Chivas’ first goal. home run of the season, in UAB’s 11-4 loss pole vault for Florida State in the April 12 www.florida-classifieds.com The recent UWF grad played the entire Friday. On Saturday, Bell singled, doubled and FSU Seminole Invitational. Mabry made a first half in Chivas’ 4-3 loss to the Crew. tripled with four RBIs in a 13-11 loss. leap of 11 feet-7.75 inches.

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TRACK: Girls win district title NO TWO Continued from Page 1C RETIREMENT DREAMS Pfeifler and junior Emily Tryon ARE EXACTLY THE SAME both qualified in three events, as did senior Will Thomas. Tryon broke her own school record in the mile with a time of 5:23.37. That’s why you need a retirement plan just as unique. The boys team took third with Jon Kagan, CFP® 105 points. Host Bay won the As a Raymond James financial meet with 155 points, followed advisor, I understand that. With 7552 Navarre Pkwy, Suite 35 by West Florida (134), Catholic Raymond James, I have the freedom Navarre, FL 32566 (73), Arnold (54), Marianna to offer unbiased advice and the (850) 936-6686 (51), Chipley (38), Northview resources to help you create a [email protected] (27) Walton (9). truly individual retirement plan. The following are the result from last week’s meet. 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Event 1 Girls High Jump Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News ©2007 Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., 1 Mosley, Ashley Bay 5-0 member FINRA/SIPC 58880807-R FID 08/07 2 Eddy, Celia GBHS 4-10 Lauren Musick qualified for regionals in four events. 0000180188 3 Ferguson, Jasmine CHS 4-10 8 William, Lance Bay 37-7 3 Grooms, Samuel GBHS 51.70 4 Floyd, Morgan GBHS 4-8 16 Foley, Brad GBHS 29-0 4 Lopez, Michael Arnold 51.72 gwfcu.org 5 Cederquist, Kara GBHS 4-8 5 Etheredge, Michael W. Fla 51.83 6 Lee, Caprice Bay 4-6 Event 13 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay 6 Holmes, Glenn Marianna 53.28 7 Hausmann, McKenna GBHS 4-6 1 GBHS (Aldridge, Katie; Tryon, 7 Bolton, Tahj Pensacola CHS 53.59 8 Barfield, Joni Chipley 4-2 Emily; Musick, Lauren; Snyder, 8 Brown, Corey CHS 53.99 8 Bruner, Michaels Chip. 4-2 Cori) 10:32.34 14 Harris, Grant GBHS 55.34 8 Coleman, Chekedra Walton 4-2 2 West Florida 10:42.25 19 Eskridge, Andy GBHS 57.39 3 Arnold 10:57.88 21 Schmitz, Stephen GBHS 59.33 Sidelines Sports Bar & Restaurant Event 2 Boys High Jump 4 Catholic 12:50.64 sidelinessportsbarandrestaurant.com 1 Cain, Jamal Bay 6-6 Event 25 Girls 300 Meter Hurdles #2 Via De Luna ● Pensacola Beach, FL 2 Clements, Dustin GBHS 6-4 Event 14 Boys 4x800 Meter Relay 1 Sport, Haleigh W Fla 46.70 934-3660 3 Johnson, Justin Chipley 6-2 1 Bay 8:22.64 2 Hurd, Renee W Fla 50.36 ● 42 tvs – 8 Hi-Def Big Screens 4 Shreve, Brian GBHS 6-0 2 Gulf Breeze (Gibble, Tommy: 3 Frazee, Kelsey W Fla 52.31 ● NFL Sunday Ticket 5 Weathers, Tony CHS 5-8 Thomas, Will: Wilson, Abraham; 4 Culverhouse, Ashley Bay 53.03 ● 6 Bell, Malcom Chipley 5-8 Grooms, Samuel) 8:25.26 5 Jackson, Stephaine Arnold 53.23 ESPN College Gameplan 3 Marianna 8:49.31 6 Aldridge, Katie GBHS 54.75 ● Wings ● Burgers Event 3 Girls Pole Vault 4 Catholic 'A' 8:49.42 7 Fradenburg, Laura GBHS 56.10 ● Seafood ● Ribs 1 Pate, Bri GBHS 8-0 5 West Florida 8:52.13 8 Pope, Quatarious Bay 1:05.01 2 Chavers, Meredith GBHS 7-6 6 Arnold 9:35.84 10 Fockler, Jackie GBHS 58.91 3 Eastburn, Colleen GBHS 7-0 Peg Leg Pete’s Oyster Bar 4 Kummer, Betsie CHS 6-6 Event 15 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Event 26 Boys 300 Meter Hurdles www.peglegpetes.com 5 Madison, Melissa W. 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Fla. 14.92 Event 27 Girls 800 Meter Run DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS 7 Hogan, Greg CHS 8-6 2 Williams, Lawrance Bay 16.48 1 Pfeifler, Jennifer GBHS 2:25.48 Monday - Friday 8 Paul, Christian Bay 8-0 3 Santana, Angel W. Fla. 17.38 2 Rushing, Shelby Walton 2:29.51 4 Williams, Stewart GBHS 18.87 3 Upshur, Bria W Fla 2:35.51 Event 5 Girls Long Jump 5 Greene, Mike W. Fla. 19.22 4 Cook-Sutherland, Tyl Arn. 2:35.7 Maria’s 1 Santiago, Briana GBHS 16-3.5 5 Sutton, Jasmine W Fla 2:35.95 Fresh Seafood 2 McCluskey, Melissa CHS 16-3 Event 17 Girls 100 Meter Dash 6 Pinkard, Lashantay Bay 2:41.16 Market 3 Hurd, Renee W. 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Fla. 14.27 2 Thomas, Will GBHS 2:01.79 Preliminaries 3 Holguin, Gabriel Bay 2:04.10 Event 6 Boys Long Jump 16 Dawes, Lea GBHS 16.24 4 Howell, Clinton Bay 2:05.6 1 Russell, Kevin Bay 21-1.5 5 Powell, Oren W Fla 2:09.04 2 Myles, Nakita N’view 20-9 Event 18 Boys 100 Meter Dash 6 Gibble, Tommy GBHS 2:11.8 3 Jackson, Farrin N’view 20-6 1 Battles, Bradley Marianna 11.31 7 Guice, Trey W Fla 2:13.06 4 Ratte, Justin GBHS 20-1.5 2 Jackson, Anthony W. Fla. 11.50 8 Neal, Aaron W Fla 2:13.44 5 Peace, Dominic Arnold 20-1 3 Hester, Jeremy Arnold 11.54 9 Mason, Kurt GBHS 2:13.80 6 Gerald, De'Aundre Bay 19-11 4 Manchester, Justin Bay 11.61 11 Gibble, Daniel GBHS 2:16.84 7 Johnson, Justin Chip. 19-7.5 5 Montgomery, Fidel Marianna 11.62 8 Green, Joseph Chip. 18-8.75 6 Richardson, DeAndre Bay 11.72 Event 29 Girls 200 Meter Dash 17 Shreve, Brian GBHS 16-8 7 Myles, Nakita N’view 11.77 1 Edgecombe, Demetria Arn. 26.44 8 Byrd, James Arnold 12.31 2 Williams, Sharhae Marianna 27.02 Event 7 Girls Triple Jump Preliminaries 3 Atkinson, Erica W Fla 27.19 1 Santiago, Briana GBHS 37-4 13 Williams, Tyler GBHS 12.01 4 Fitzpatrick, Derrika Marianna 27.20 2 Edgecombe, Demetria Arnold 35-0 18 Ratte, Justin GBHS 12.24 5 Jacob, Ana Arnold 28.17 3 Williams, Sharhae Mar. 33-4.5 22 Humphriey, Nick GBHS 12.35 6 Floyd, Morgan GBHS 28.28 4 Musick, Lauren GBHS 32-6 24 Belter, Andrew GBHS 12.76 7 Wynn, Christina Marianna 28.33 5 Austin, BreAnn Arnold 30-10 8 155 Lyons, Ayana W Fla 28.49 6 King, Lesa Walton 27-0 Event 19 Girls 1600 Meter Run Preliminaries 7 Boston, Brittany Walton 26-9 1 Tryon, Emily GBHS 5:23.34 10 Bertelli, Gina GBHS 29.65 2 Rushing, Shelby Walton 5:28.24 20 Dawes, Lea GBHS 33.09 Event 8 Boys Triple Jump 3 Pfeifler, Jennifer GBHS 5:31.12 1 Holmes, Glenn Marianna 43-0 4 Fricke, Macy CHS 5:57.51 Event 30 Boys 200 Meter Dash 2 Peace, Dominic Arnold 42-10.5 5 Thompson, Robin Arnold 6:04.9 1 Byas, Jordan Bay 22.04 3 Myles, Nakita N’view 41-10 6 Beckham, Kaitlyn Arnold 6:12.84 2 Hester, Jeremy Arnold 22.91 4 Jackson, Farrin N’view 41-4 7 Sharp, Camila GBHS 6:31.66 3 Jackson, Anthony W Fla 23.24 5 Gerald, De'Aundre Bay 40-10 8 Phillips, Lindsey Walton 6:31.71 4 Montgomery, Fidel Marianna 23.37 6 Peterson, Charles Bay 40-0 5 Richardson, DeAndre Bay 23.58 7 Russell, Kevin Bay 39-10.5 Event 20 Boys 1600 Meter Run 6 Grooms, Samuel GBHS 23.69 8 Willis, Monday W. Fla. 39-7 1 Thomas, Will GBHS 4:39.33 7 Sumler, Marquis CHS 23.87 9 Ratte, Justin GBHS 38-4 2 Holguin, Gabriel Bay 4:39.98 8 Williams, Orenthen Marianna 24.06 11 Thompson, Brian GBHS 35-5 3 Bowman, Tyler W. Fla. 4:47.92 10 Williams, Tyler GBHS 24.03 4 Humphreys, Kenny CHS 4:51.50 15 Whidby, Austin GBHS 24.52 Event 9 Girls Discus Throw 5 Kowalski, Roman CHS 4:53.60 18 Humpries, Nick GBHS 24.67 1 Simmons, Deardra W. Fla. 98-11 6 Wilson, Abraham GBHS 5:00.3 2 Legister, Jasmine Arnold 98-0 7 Tomkiewicz, John Chipley 5:03.97 Event 31 Girls 3200 Meter Run 3 Bass, Tobie GBHS 90-5 8 Higgins, Hugh Bay 5:04.92 1 Tryon, Emily GBHS 11:50.70 4 Borders, Jacoria Marianna 87-10 2 Kowalski, Chloe CHS 12:11.04 5 Robison, Reagan CHS 86-8 Event 21 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay 3 Fricke, Macy CHS 13:25.23 6 Bertelli, Gina GBHS 73-0 1 Arnold 51.53 4 Thompson, Robin Arnold 13:41.38 7 Hicks, Regina W. Fla. 68-09 2 Bay 52.16 5 Beckham, Kaitlyn Arnold 14:15.74 8 Cancellare, Katie CHS 68-03 3 West Florida 52.58 6 Long, Elizabeth CHS 16:02.73 18 Buechler, Mallory GBHS 52-10 4 Gulf Breeze (Floyd, Morgan; 7 Winn, Jennifer GBHS 16:07.32 Musick, Lauren; Santiago, Briana; 8 Appleby, Amanda W Fla 17:44.73 Event 10 Boys Discus Throw Chavers, Meredith) 52.68 1 Padin, Manuel CHS 131-3 5 Chipley 55.28 Event 32 Boys 3200 Meter Run 2 Gay, Brandon W. Fla. 125-10 6 Catholic 57.30 1 Bowman, Tyler W Fla 10:30.85 3 Wilson, Austin Walton 112-9 2 Cuevas, Jake CHS 10:39.83 4 Howtan, Marcus W. Fla. 110-5 Event 22 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay 3 Lee, Dylan GBHS 10:50.48 5 Sera, Tyler Arnold 109-10 1 Bay 43.87 4 Thomas, Davis GBHS 10:50.80 6 Garrott, Jacob W. Fla. 109-3 2 Marianna 43.93 5 Robin, Chad GBHS 10:59.16 7 Boone, Joseph Chip. 104-9 3 Catholic 44.60 6 Ricketts, AJ CHS 11:36.55 8 Lake, Henry W. 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GBMS sixth grade track meet results Gulf Breeze High Junior Optimist The following is a recap of Club to award scholarships in the recent Gulf Breeze Middle School Sixth Grade Track Meet: honor of Sarah Brown 100 meter dash The Gulf Breeze High individualistic in his/her Girls School Junior Optimist Club approach toward friendships. Bailey Trzcinski 14.90 will award memorial He/she should possess a strong Haley Martineau 15.39 scholarships in honor of Sarah sense of his/her unique self and Helena Rivera 15.8 Brown to any GBHS male or be enthusiastic about the wonder Boys female with the these qualities: of the road ahead. David Crowhurst 14.40 The recipient should be hum- To qualify for this Austin Garrett 14.98 ble about his/her many scholarship, any senior Auston Fillinger 15.05 200 meter dash strengths; yet open to suggestion member of the Optimist Club Girls when looking to overcome needs to write an essay on their Jordan Lamar 30.06 obstacles. He/she should be deserving qualities and submit Ashley Santana 32.23 willing to see the goodness in it to Ms. Faklis or Mrs. Duffy Krista Woods 32.62 others from all walks of life and immediately. Boys Sean Alley 33.87 Will Turnipseed 34.43 David Langham 34.50 400 meter run Girls Natalie Neff 1:22.12 Photo by David Standridge Alex Karcher 1:23.00 Shannon Kohler was the Abbey Olsen 1:26.85 Female Masters winner at the Boys April 5 Run For Their Lives 5K Jacob Rosas 1:08.34 on Pensacola Beach. Josh Ceravolo 1:15.00 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Ryan Smith 1:16.00 Jordan Lamar won the 200 meter dash with a time of 30.06. 400 meter relay Marcus, Emily Lively, Ashely Emma Reynolds 14-0 Run For Their Girls Santana Boys 1) Emily Lively, Jordan Lives 5K Run/Walk 2) Jacob Rosas, Gray 1) David Crowhurst 29-9 Lamar, Frances Harpole, Dorsey, AnneMarie Schultz, 2) Don Harris 24-8 award winners Abby Olsen 1:06.12 Becca Farris 3) Mitchell Robbins 23-4 2) Abby McDaris, Ashley Overall Male - Mike Padilla 3) Brianna Delaney, Andrea Discus Tringas, Haley Martineau, (15:46). Phillips, Jonathan Martin, Girls Davy Pardonner 1:06.28 Austin Garrett Jennifer Towe 37-9 Overall Female - Jennifer 3) Alex Karcher, Ashley 800 meter run Kaylyn Wright 34-7 McGranahan (18:31). Addison, Andrea Reardon, Boys Emma Reynolds 21-3 Male Master - David Harris Natalie Neff 1:07.54 Connor Harris 3:14 Boys (20:26). 400 meter relay Chase Parnell 3:38 Don Harris 63-10 Female Master - Shannon Boys 1600 meter run David Crowhurst 59-8 Kohler (20:35). 1) David Crowhurst, Graham Girls Evan Ogden 56-8 Marcus, Kaya Dunn, Josh Male Grand Master - Gary Gillian Werner 7:24 Long Jump Ceravolo 1:02.37 Lambert (20:24). Ashlyn Dickerson 8:37 Girls 2) Ryan Stersic, Josh Female Grand Master - Boys Bailey Trzcinski 11-4 Martin, Auston Fillinger, Cecelia McAdams (26:35). Zachary Spencer 6:45 Ashley Santana 11-4 Sean Alley 1:04.73 Walk Overall Male - Loyd Ian Scroggins 6:58 Kaylyn Wright 10-6 3) Michael Hawkins, Dylan Jonathan Martin 7:02 Boys Cox (38:22). Cannon, Mark Duntz, Blake Shot Put David Crowhurst 12-10 Walk Overall Female - Myers 1:04.83 Girls Sean Alley 11-10 Susan Arner (41:38). GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA 400 meter coed relay Kylie Feltenberger 21-5 Brian Jackson 11-6 Walk Female Master - 1) Kaya Dunn, Graham 932-9434 477-5656 Emily Delp 18-3 Catherine Royce (46:49) 41 Fairpoint Drive 9400 University Pkwy Suite F In Baptist Medical Park Frank Lachowsky, MD, PA ------www.gulfbreezenews.com Asthma Board Certified Allergy & Immunology

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 17s third at Disney The Gulf Breeze 17-under AAU basketball team took third out of six teams at the recent Disney Easter Classic in Orlando. They are (from left): Joey Bodovetz, Alex Duntz, Dustin Clements, Ryan O’Hara and Jeff White. Not shown: Garrett Carr, Alec Cann, Colin Kupris and Bo Peardon.

BASEBALL: Dolphins lose at Navarre, 10-3 Continued from Page 3C offense, who pounded out 12 The Dolphins tied the game hits against the Wildcats. in the third when Jordan Matsoukas followed with a Robyn Hoffpauir had two reached base by getting hit by a groundout that scored Vance, hits, including a triple, and five pitch. He scored on a wild pitch. who also had two hits and drove RBIs. Tyler McGee also had a Brunty then reached on an error in three. triple in the win. and scored on a two-out, two- Shane Dorlag drew a walk in Dolphins 5, strike single by Downs. the fifth inning and scored on a Christian Co., Ky. 4 Brunty and Scott hit two-out double by Brunty. Scott then Waghalter got out of a RBI singles in the sixth inning, singled to score Brunty, while seventh inning jam to get the scoring Dorlag and Brunty, Vance singled to score Scott. save in a win for Gulf Breeze respectively. Corey Downs hit a solo April 7 over Christian County, CCHS scored one in the homer in the sixth before located 70 miles northwest of seventh and were looking for Matsoukas singled in the Nashville. more before third baseman seventh to score Brown. The Colonels (5-2) took a 3- Matsoukas, after fielding an Warford struck out four and 0 lead in the second inning off a errant throw from the outfield, walked two in five innings, leadoff walk, two singles, a gunned out a runner at the plate. allowing two hits, while Lively bases loaded walk and a two- Thomas Dorsey allowed four struck out two in two innings and out, two-strike, two-run double. hits and three runs in four innings, walked three, allowing one hit. Gulf Breeze got to within walking four and striking out two. Dolphin JV 15, Washington 1 two when Scott reached on an Dane Monnin got the win in Alex Ball and Trey Davis error and scored on an infield relief, pitching two innings. both threw three innings and got single by Kolton Hanke. GBHS Hanke went 2-for-2 and plenty of support from their left the bases loaded that inning. scored once in the win.

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Photo by David Standridge Tourney champs again At the Tiger Point Shootout on Sunday, the Gulf Breeze Wave 10U team won their fourth of five tournaments.. They are (front, from left): Kendall Gallagher, Matthew deMahy, Wade Niles, Jace Amberson, Sam Joyce and Xavier Arant. Second row (from left): Jacob Cross, Adam Colston, Zane Gill, Julian Gordon and Tyler Phelps. Back: ;Coaches Jeff Gill and Jamie Colston. Look for a recap of the Tiger Point Shootout in the April 24 issue of the Gulf Breeze News.

SOFTBALL: GBHS loses close ones COLLECTOR'S CORNER C Continued from Page 3C and walked one, allowing only help of two GBHS errors. They by ROBERT G. M CLURE five hits. Of her 80 pitches, 67 added three more in the third. Lady Dolphin JV 10, were for strikes. Kori Ewens reached base on As your Santa Rosa County Tax A convenience fee Escambia 4 Adrian Culpepper, Anndrea a dropped third strike in the Collector I would like to take this oppor- applies to all credit Kellie Krueger and Caroline Marsh, Catherine Lewis and fourth and Anndrea Marsh drew tunity to make sure that everyone is card transactions. Waghalter both had two hits, Deannette Zuniga each had one a walk in the sixth for the team’s aware that all unpaid 2007 Santa Also, please be aware while Kasey Landfair hit her hit in the loss. only baserunners. Rosie that since taxes are third over the fence home run Lady Dolphin JV 9, Atkinson had the best chance at Rosa County taxes were delin- now delinquent, the date payments are this season as the JV closed out Pine Forest 1 a hit in the fifth inning, but a quent as of April 1st, 2008. All received in our office determines the its season with a win over Morgan Bass had two hits, diving catch in center field kept parcels for which payment has not been including a triple, and four RBIs amount due. Please be sure to visit our Escambia. the no-hitter alive. received in our office by 4:30 on Thursday, Breezy Paulus pitched a as the GBHS JV rolled over GBHS batters struck out 14 web-site www.robertmcclure.com for pay- May 29th will have a certificate sold complete game for the win. Pine Forest. times in the loss. ments and information. th Pine Forest 6, Krueger doubled and scored Pace JV 13, against them on May 30 . Further Thank you for allowing me and my staff GB S Lady Dolphins 2 three times, while Jessica H 0 (five innings) information regarding our on-line tax cer- to serve you. The Lady Eagles broke a 2-2 Watson scored twice and drove Gulf Breeze was held to two tificate sale will be published in early Robert G. McClure CFC tie by capitalizing on four errors in one, as did Landfair. Breezy hits - singles by Sarah May and will be available via our web- in the fourth inning to score four Paulus struck out six and Thibodeaux and Waghalter - in site www.robertmcclure.com. Please also (850) 983-1800 runs in a win over GBHS on walked none in the win, allow- a loss to Pace. Senior Night Thursday. ing five hits. The Lady Dolphins took on be aware that all forms of payment will Branch Office Locations: Gulf Breeze scored both of its Pace 9, Lady Dolphins 0 PHS Monday (after the News’ be accepted for 2007 delinquent taxes Milton - Santa Rosa Admin Center ● 6495 Caroline St. runs in the first inning on an RBI Kira Orr and Katy Neal deadline) in the opening round through 4:30 on Thursday, May 29th. All Midway - South Santa Rosa Service Center ● double by Rosie Atkinson and combined on a no-hitter as the of the District 1-4A payments received after 4:30 on 5841 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze-Quiet Water Business Park an RBI single by Claire Koontz. defending state champions Tournament. Gulf Breeze then th Thursday, May 29 for 2007 taxes must ● 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway Alison Milam singled and blanked Gulf Breeze April 8. faced Milton Tuesday, with a be in the form of cash, cashier’s check, Pace - Main Street Center ● 4000 Highway 90 Unit A The Lady Patriots scored six win there giving them their first scored the game’s first run. On money order or credit card. Jay - Jay Community Center ● 5259 Booker Lane the mound, she struck out five in the second inning, with the playoff berth in six years.

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PJC Program Puts Teachers Points on Fast-Track to Classroom of Interest An elementary school student can do the Hollace Craven, who has directed EPI “The experience these alternatively certi- ● What is the Educator math: A host of teachers retiring plus fewer since its inception in 2005, says for the fied teachers bring with them is certainly Preparation Institute? students per classroom equals a need for right person, teaching is practically a call- beneficial,” he says. “They can relate real- In response to Florida’s severe teacher more instructors. ing. life experiences in their respective fields of shortage, Educator Preparation Add to that equation the highest birth “It is not as easy as you may think, but it expertise.” Institutes were established at commu- rate in recent history in 2007 and there’s is more satisfying than you can imagine,” While the best potential teacher has an nity colleges throughout the state only one logical deduction: Teaching is a she says. “If you enjoy the company of chil- affinity for children, EPI provides the tools about three years ago as a path to wide-open field in Florida and shows no dren and feel you can contribute to the to turn a dream into a functioning class- sign of a slowdown. quality of their lives, check out teaching as room that works for teacher and students. quickly prepare degree-holders for the So as every good teacher knows, when a vocation.” Craven lists skills that EPI students will classroom. the conventional route to learn: “How to manage the behavior of 25 achieving the goal isn’t work- students in a confined space, how to design ing, it’s time to try something and deliver interesting lessons, what chil- different. That’s why programs dren are capable of doing at different ages, ● I work all day. Can I such as PJC’s Educator how to teach coping strategies to students attend EPI classes? Preparation Institute are with learning disabilities, how to teach a Absolutely! In fact, they are especially attracting people seeking a child to read, how to use the technology scheduled for working professionals. quick route to the classroom. needed for classroom instruction.” Attendees go to classes either Monday In addition to deepening the And that’s just scratching the surface. and Wednesday or Tuesday and shallow applicant pool, these Craven says she hears from many EPI Thursday nights as well as Saturday teachers bring real-world skills graduates that mornings. In addition, students com- and experience into the class- after years of plete 15 clock hours of classroom room. working in a dif- observation in the fall and another 15 While Santa ferent field, in the spring. Thanks to PJC’s second- Rosa County has they’ve finally ever $1 million gift, a state-of-the-art offered competi- found their niche. observation room is currently being tive teacher She points to developed in Adult High School, adja- salaries for years, Kevin Boggs, pre- cent to EPI classes. This will enable Escambia recently viously a collec- EPI students much more convenience completed a five- tions manager when scheduling observation hours. year plan that who is now teach- brought starting ing earth science salaries to an all- at Woodlawn time high of Beach Middle ● $32,000, says School. How long does it take Keith Leonard, Escambia School District Craven says people who “He is still as to become classroom- director of human resources. work well with youth and excited today as ready? “The starting salary makes us very com- feel restless or ready to retire when he got his Students can complete the curricu- petitive when you add up the entire com- from their current careers, job,” notes lum and be ready to enter the class- pensation package,” says Leonard. may be perfect candidates for EPI. Craven, who says EPI is a win-win for both room in 11 months, depending on Even with more competitive salaries, the Rogers agrees: “It’s a great way for teach- those who complete the program and the when they start. A typical schedule need is still critical, say school officials. ers to enter the field of education. I think a region. includes two semesters and one sum- “The class size amendment has really lot of teachers have an innate ability to “They are committed to this area, to their mer course. Students must pass their taken its toll in the last few years,” says teach but need some teaching courses.” community, and have a great deal of experi- subject area exam to be hired. EPI par- John Rogers, Santa Rosa superintendent of Leonard says the background EPI graduates ence in the real world to contribute to the ticipants can take as many teacher cer- schools. bring to the table enriches their teaching. quality of life here.” tification exams as they wish to be qualified to teach various subjects. Degree-Holders: EPI Provided ● What are my chances of finding a job after com- a Path to Answer My Calling pleting EPI? Better than ever. The need for teach- These are the final two stories in a series featuring the experiences of graduates ers is critical in Florida. This is largely of PJC's Educator Preparation Institute due to the Class Size Amendment, which decreases class size and increases the number of teaching positions. In Ester Robinson... Josy Licudine... addition, the state is experiencing a Fourth-grade teacher Ester Robinson had returning to Molino Park the following Two years of teaching school in Asia were wave of retirements. While the current an epiphany when her principal handed year when a position with her beloved the highlight of Josy Licudine’s life. student population in northwest over her first paycheck stub for teaching. fourth-graders opened. When she discovered PJC offered a quick Florida is not increasing, a high birth “I told her, ‘I would do this for free.’ The rest is happy history. path to become teacher-certified, she signed rate in 2007 means more students will Honestly, I meant it because I really did “If a person has a desire to contribute to up. be entering the classroom in upcoming this because I wanted to do it,” says the building of our youth, and money is “That was the best time of my life,” years. Robinson, who holds a master’s degree in not a primary concern for them, and they Licudine says business. have the about teaching. She always patience to “I wanted to loved seeing work with recapture that. ● How much can I expect people succeed children, and PJC made that to earn as a teacher? as a result of they have a possible!” The average teacher salaries last the training desire to leave From August school year in Escambia and Santa she provided a legacy, then 2006 until Rosa counties respectively were while working this program is August 2007, $36,151 and $40,608, according to in the business for them. Licudine spent the Bureau of Education. Advanced sector. When “We in the two nights a degrees net higher salaries. she returned to education week and Northwest world have to Saturday Florida from adapt with mornings attending teacher-certification Central Florida society. Or we classes, preparing to transition from her job ● Who is eligible for EPI? to take care of will totally lose in health care administration. Anyone holding a bachelor’s degree an ailing par- them. I think Although she was a working mother of from a regionally-accredited institution ent, she what you have three, Licudine, 41, says the EPI schedule is can apply. Background checks and fin- planned to to do is bring geared to fit around a full-time job. gerprinting are also required. retire until she real-world into I needed to refresh and retrain,” says got bored. the classroom. Licudine. “I recommend this to anyone as For someone That’s what I it fits around your schedule.” as high-energy try to do as a While she believes nothing can complete- ● What will I learn in EPI? as Robinson, that didn’t take long. Her last teacher and I think that’s what the kids ly prepare you for a new job, she adds, “I You'll spend eight hours or less a day of work in Central Florida was May 16 appreciate,” says Robinson. learned as much as I could in theory about week in the classroom taking nine and by the next January she was enrolled in “A program like EPI allows you to do my new career.” courses, one at a time. Among the top- EPI. more of that because EPI takes people who However, she echoes Santa Rosa ics covered are classroom management, By the time she finished the required in- have careers that are outside of the educa- Superintendent of Schools John Rogers’ educational technology, diversity, classroom volunteer hours needed for her tion field.” belief that the support of fellow teachers is learning styles as well as classroom EPI requirements at Molino Park Robinson’s advice to people considering invaluable to the success of new teachers. experience. Elementary, she was hooked on working switching to a teaching career is to listen to “The contacts I made professionally and with children. their hearts. the personal friends I made in the EPI pro- “They couldn’t keep me out of there,” “This is not a career or a field you should gram really helped me in my new job!” says she says about the class where she fell in get into because it’s a job. You will not be Licudine, who now teaches at Holm ● Ready to go? love with teaching and particularly teaching successful as a teacher and this program is Elementary. “The most helpful thing I PJC summer and fall registration is fourth-graders. There was no position open not for you if you’re looking for a job,” she learned is to reach out. Everyone at my new going on now. in that grade the next year at Molino Park, says. “It’s an excellent program if you’re school is so helpful and kind. They want so she taught at Ferry Pass Elementary, looking to make a difference.” me to succeed.”

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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS April 17, 2008 Crawfish festival promises fun for the whole family Bring your appetites this weekend as 9 p.m. Ba'nana Republic Pensacola Teen Bd. Bamboo Willie’s serves up platter after 2 p.m. Dirty Mutha Truckers platter of boiled mudbugs at the Crawfish Saturday, April 19 Festival on Pensacola Beach. 7th Annual Bamboo Willie's Crawfish Sunday, April 20 The Crawfish Festival is an annual Festival Bamboo Willie's 7th Annual event on the Boardwalk, offering musical Fun for the whole Family ! Merchant Crawfish Festival acts, children’s activities, retail shopping Sidewalk Sale ! Crawfish served from Noon and spicy food. Musical genres range Serving Crawfish from 11am - 9pm. until we run out ! Championship from reggae to zydeco and everything in Live Music on Bamboo Willie's Stage game between. Live Music on Bamboo Willie's Stage 1 p.m. Tout Les Soirs Friday, April 18: 12 Noon Mo Jiles 6 p.m. Ba'nana Republic Bubba will watch the Kid Zone with a Petting Zoo 5 p.m. Tout Les Soirs national championship for Crawfish served from 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. 10 p.m. Ba'nana Republic Quietwater Boardwalk Half Shell - anything. I mean that. The Face Painting by Pensacola Teen Bubbas of America would Live Music : Bamboo Willie's Stage - Quietwater Boardwalk Half Shell Board, noon until 5pm. gather and watch the national 3:30 p.m. Mo Jiles Stage Live music - 2 p.m. PJC Jazz Band championship of marble shoot- Noon - 5 p.m. Face Painting by ing if they still had one. Last week it was the NCAA National Championship of College Basketball. March PB Elks raise funds for a cure Madness if you will. I stayed SRIA OKs up way past my bedtime to A wine and cheese watch the only game I watched basket and a Blue all year. The Memphis Tigers Angels vintage poster and Kansas Jay Hawks were were among the items the two that made it to the big Palace hotel donated for the game. Memphis was supposed auction. to be the best by far and win by a lot, but the Jay Hawks had not read those polls. concept I want to be careful here so FROM STAFF REPORTS I don’t do a Don Imus. So, read Gulf Breeze News this all the way thru and not a BY LISA NEWELL [email protected] part of it and maybe I won’t Gulf Breeze News get so much mail. This is just [email protected] The Pensacola Beach Elks an observation on my part and Club members are looking for- an opinion on the game itself. At the April board meeting, ward to the Gulf Breeze Relay When the starting players were members of the Santa Rosa for Life, scheduled for April 25 introduced, both teams were Island Authority gave the go and 26 at Gulf Breeze High all African American. There ahead to A&CH Properties for School. To help raise money and wasn’t a Chinese, Caucasian, a 20-story hotel with restau- awareness for the event, the Elks Indian, Korean, Arab, rant and retail space and two held an auction on April 12. The Mexican, Russian, Japanese, stories of parking on the site of event was hosted by T. Bubba or a Guam person among the former Palace retail shop. Bechtol. Interesting items of them, just black players, noth- “It fits all the criteria that note included an autographed ing else. Where is the diversity we spend eight months doing,” The concept for the new Jermaine O'Neal jersey and a in that? I remember a time said John Peacock of the plan. hotel on the site of the for- football autographed by Danny when people of other races “I couldn’t endorse staff’s rec- mer Palace Retail Shop. Wuerffel. The teams provided were “forced” to be on the ommendation (to approve the the auction items though indi- A butterfly table was at the auction representing the teams so it would be more plan) any more.” this issue soon,” Peacock said. vidual gifts and local business American Cancer Society. The butterflies will be released diverse. Why has that been Each hotel room will have Vernon Prather, SRIA sponsorship donations. at the Gulf Breeze High School Stadium on April 26. done away with? By the same 612-640 square feet. member lays the problem at token, there were no black “This is a true hotel room,” Escambia County Property people in either the band and Matt Mooneyham, SRIA Appraiser Chris Jones’ feet. the cheerleaders were all lily staffer, told the board. “The county commissioners white. No black, no brown, no Currently, the project does- haven’t taken ownership. They red, or yellow, just white peo- n’t have a hotel chain flag didn’t create it, another consti- ple. Young people watching associated with it. tutional officer did,” Prather that game last night, got the In other business, board said. message that black people can members discussed the best Additionally, the board dis- play basketball, but they can’t avenue for solving the tax bur- cussed issuing a nationwide play musical instruments in a den being placed on commer- request for proposals for band or dance … Man, times cial leases. Dr. Campanella, developing the land where the have changed. I wonder if any- SRIA chairman, offered to Santa Rosa Island Authority one will complain about this. I meet with the chairman of the office sits, on the condition the doubt it because if they did, Escambia County Board of proposal includes a parking they would be called racist. County Commissioners to garage and new accommoda- Only “people of color” can determine the best way to tions for the SRIA. Dave bring it up and I’m just a “typ- solve the problem. Hemphill showed a proposal ical white person,” according “We cannot let them contin- that included a hotel on the to Senator Obama! But, I have ue to hang. We need to force site. a good heart and believe in the dream Dr. King died for. That is; that the best are chosen Sea turtle beach regardless of the color of their skin. I wonder why we still workshop is April 29 Beach Community Church has have to have “quotas” and Learn about sea turtle shop “affirmative action” to get into friendly lighting at a free which a newly resurrected building college, but obviously not to workshop Tuesday, April 29 will pro- play those universities sports from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 1413 vide infor- programs. As I say times have Three and a half years ago, Utility Drive on Navarre mation on sea Hurricane Ivan treated the changed. I just wonder if the Beach. turtle biology, nesting habits beach and surroundings areas to change is what it was supposed Learn about ways we can and how to effectively light some of the greatest devastation to have been. “share the beach” with sea your home without disturbing some of us have ever known. I didn’t like the game. I just turtles and wildlife. the turtle nesting habits. can’t get into seven foot men Beach residents, tourists, Contact Chris Verlinde, For many of those who felt the running around in their under- locals, contractors, residential UF/IFAS Santa Rosa County brunt of this phenomenon of wear jamming and slamming a and commercial property Extension at (850) 623-3868 nature, the scars are still evi- ball thru a hoop. They were a owners and business owners or email her at dent. One of the casualties was sight to behold. I bet there are invited to attend the work- [email protected]. the fellowship hall of the Beach were 374 pounds of tattoos on Community Church which was and church offices. An exciting sent “Bubba and Friends” to both teams. One player had so Bubba plans performance to damaged so greatly that it had to and long-awaited weekend will help raise funds for the new fel- many tattoos that it was hard to be torn down. The Church lived soon be here: lowship hall. The benefit will tell if he had any skin. The benefit Beach church building a nomadic life for a period of Ground breaking ceremony be open to the public and tickets “Boys from River City” as the time worshiping at Gulf Breeze for the new fellowship hall will ($20) may be purchased at The America’s #1 Bubba, our hall for the church. Memphis team likes to be Presbyterian Church, then at the be on Sunday, April 27, follow- Market, 657 Pensacola Beach called, didn’t even have any- own T. Bubba Bechtol, is the Tickets are $20 and are Hilton Inn on the beach, and ing our worship service. Blvd., Pensacola Beach; one from the great state of main attraction at a benefit available at the Pensacola finally at Hunt Hall of Our Lady Hurricane Ivan does not have Innerlight Surf Shop at 203 Gulf Tennessee on the team. They performance 6 p.m. Saturday, Beach Community Church of the Assumption on the beach, the last word!! Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze; were from New York City, April 26 at the Pensacola office on Tuesdays through before moving back in to the Detroit, and California. There Beach Community Church, Thursdays 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. or On Saturday evening, April or at the church office at 916 completely refurbished church was one young man from Via deLuna Drive at the cor- the Pensacola Beach Visitor 26, at 6:00 p.m., T. Bubba Panferio Drive on the beach. Kansas, he was white with red ner of Avenida 18. Special Center. building. During that time, the Bechtol, a member of the Beach The public is invited to attend hair and sat on the bench all musical guest is Ronnie Call 384-3707 for will call, church was able to purchase an Church, and resident of the and celebrate with us this excit- Levine. The proceeds will cash or local checks accepted. adjoining house and remodel it beach, as well as a popular and ing occasion in the life of the See BUBBA, Page 2D6 help build a new fellowship For details, call 932-6628. for use as Sunday school rooms renowned comedian, will pre- Beach Church.

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BY DWIGHT BARNETT loaded with a pastelike substance and county has a lot of chlorine, so I would the softened water increases the a hex-shaped nut for the anode Scripps Howard News Service very corroded. I replaced the anode rod expect the problem would go away conductivity of the water. somewhere on the top of the tank. A with one that was designed for a water when the system is in bypass, which it From waterheaterrescue.com: “A few do not. Q: Nine months ago I started to get a system. Within 60 days the smell was does. Any help would be appreciated. sacrificial anode creates an electrical “Some of Bradford White’s, A.O. strong rotten-egg smell from the hot back. The anode rod was loaded with A: If the odor goes away when you reaction inside a water heater as it Smith's and State’s residential tanks water. I cleaned out the water heater the paste again. It seems I have to flush switch to “bypass,” then the problem is corrodes, which can create the odors. A employ a combo anode/hot-water and flushed the pipes. This worked for the system every 60 days to keep the in your filtering system. powered anode protects the tank’s interior outlet/nipple in the hot port. A powered a month. I found the anode rod loaded rotten-egg smell out of the hot water. I’m no chemist, but as I understand by feeding electricity into the tank. anode can be used with those tanks by with a pastelike substance and the Flushing the system every 60 days is it, the potassium chloride is used to “Since there is no magnesium or adding a brass tee to the hot port. The bottom of the electric water heater was getting old. remove minerals from the water aluminum to corrode, there’s no smell. bottom port of the tee will connect to rusted out. I replaced the water heater Is too much potassium being used in supply, making the water “softer.” I don’t recommend them for everybody the tank while the plumbing for the and flushed the pipes out again with the system? I understand the hydrogen- In most cases, it is the anode rod that because they’re several times more house will go out the side of the ‘tee,’ bleach. Three months later the rotten- sulfide problem, but wonder if the creates the odors. However, anode rods expensive than the common sacrificial the powered anode will screw into the egg smell was back. water system is helping to create the made of magnesium and aluminum anode. There are several configurations top of the opening with the element I pulled the anode rod, and it was problem. The main water from the react quickly to softened water because of residential water heaters. Most have hanging down inside the tank.” Some tips on how to make your bathroom beautiful

BY MARY CAROL GARRITY repeat the same colors in the rooms. display them in a bookcase or on a gorgeous chandelier, wall sconces and Scripps Howard News Service This spring, when I decided to shelf so the room looks like a an accent light or two. To make my repaint my master bathroom, I knew I luxurious spa. guest bath more welcoming and When I've had a hard day, I trudge wanted a bright and bold color that If your bathroom has a spot for a homey, I illuminate it with a little through my back door and beeline was so cheerful I couldn't look at it shower curtain, don't settle until you lamp that sits atop the bookshelf next straight up the stairs to my own without grinning. find one that steals the show. I love to the sink. private oasis: my master bath. After a Since the lower two-thirds of the simple shower curtains that sport a Finish with awesome long soak in the tub, I emerge with walls are covered in bead board large monogram. Or make a custom accents and art pruned fingers and a smile, relaxed painted a soothing cream, I went wild curtain out of a great fabric to The icing on the cake is killer art and and ready to take on the world again. and painted the upper wall and ceiling complement the color scheme. accents. Cover the walls of your bath Would you like to transform your a vibrant Gooseberry Green. It’s Bring in fabulous furnishings with the same caliber of art you would own bath into a private sanctuary perfect for my little sanctuary. Another way to give your bathroom showcase in the rest of your home. I where you're refreshed and revived? Add Tempting Textiles personality is to add sensational hung a set of lively botanical prints in Here are a few tips to get you started. Since bathrooms contain so many furnishings. How about a fun table, a my green master bath. Then finish out Pick a pleasing color palette cold, hard surfaces, it’s essential that bookshelf or a corner cupboard? A the space by tucking in treasures that Sensational bathrooms have got to you soften them up a bit with yummy friend gave me a darling antique end make you smile. Spruce up a shelf with have a little something that makes textiles. Start with the floor. Forgo the table as a wedding gift, and I’ve a collection of tarnished silver cream them memorable, and a pop of color rubber-backed bathmat and spoil placed it next to my bathtub to hold pitchers, a candy dish filled with or pattern could do just the trick. yourself with a gorgeous area rug, my favorite bath salts, bubbles and scented soaps or a mix of antique boxes. When considering the hues for your like a classic Persian or funky shag. lotions. Or bring in some cute seating. Mary Carol Garrity is the bath, decide what type of overall feel Next, invest in a set of high-quality Upholster an ottoman or slipper chair proprietor of three successful home- you want to achieve in the space. Do towels. I’m partial to bright white in outdoor fabric, and use it to rest on furnishings stores in Atchison, Kan., SHNS photo courtesy of cotton towels because they look fresh, while you dry off or dress. and the author of several best-selling The Gerson Companies you want it to be restful or spunky? You don't need to remodel to fill clean and inviting. Instead of slinging Turn on to luxurious lighting books on home decorating. Write to Glamorous or rustic? your bathroom with charm. With the your towels over a boring old towel Get rid of that boring hardware- Mary Carol at nellhills(at)mail.lvn- To make sure the bathroom right color palette, furnishings and store light fixture. Add character and worth.com. For more stories, visit harmonizes with adjoining rooms, rod, hang them from nice hooks on accents, it can become your favorite pick a complementary palette or the wall. Or fold them up neatly and warm up your bathroom with a scrippsnews.com. room in the house. LEGALS

NOTICE OF and year of Issuance, the 19th day of March, TO E R/W 197, TH APPLICATION the Description of 2008. SELY ALONG RD TO NOTICE OF ACTION FOR TAX DEED property, and Name(s) PT W OF POB, TH E in which it is assessed Mary M. Johnson 224' TO POB, AS BEFORE THE NOTICE IS HEREBY is as follows: Clerk of the Circuit DES IN OR BOOK FLORIDA STATE GIVEN THAT Court of Santa Rosa 1147 PG 473, LESS BOXING OMMISSION DELORIS RIVERS Certificate Number: County, Florida OR BOOK 1807 PG holder of the following 1897 –––––––––––––––––– 1821 IN RE: The practice of Tax Sale Certificate Year of Issuance: NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 13-3N-30- pugilistic exhibition has filed said Tax 2005 APPLICATION 0000-01300-0000 Certificate for the Tax FOR TAX DEED Name in which Deed to be issued Description of Assessed: MICHAEL Chris Rubino thereon. The Property: PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY KIDD 55 Bayon Candy Rd. Certificate Number DESCRIBED IN OR GIVEN THAT All of the above prop- Santa Rosa Beach, FL and year of Issuance, BOOK 551 PG 477 ALLIANCE HOLD- erty is located in 32459 the Description of Parcel ID: 25-2N-29- INGS LLC holder of Santa Rosa County, In property, and Name(s) 0000-00136-0000 the following Tax Sale the State of Florida. CASE NO.: 2007- in which it is assessed Name in which Certificate has filed is as follows: Assessed: ROBERT C said Tax Certificate for Unless such certifi- 068426 COHRON, RANDALL the Tax Deed to be cate shall be LICENSE NO.: Certificate Number: COHRON issued thereon. The redeemed according PART2424 1489 All of the above prop- Certificate Number to Law, the Property Year of Issuance: erty is located in and year of Issuance, described in such The Department of 2003 Santa Rosa County, In the Description of Certificate will be sold Business and the State of Florida. property, and Name(s) to the Highest Bidder, Professional Regula- Description of in which it is assessed at the east end lobby Property: LT 3 BLK Unless such certificate is as follows: of the County tion has filed an BUBBA: Women play basketball 681, AVALON shall be redeemed Administrative Administrative BEACH, AS DES IN according to Law, the Certificate Number: Complex at 6495 Complaint against you, OR BOOK 2530 PG Property described in 2109 Caroline St., Milton, a copy of which may 710 & OR BOOK such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: Florida on the 12th be obtained by contact- the way it should be played 2624 PG 1397 sold to the Highest 2005 day of May, 2008 at ing, Jamie Duran, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- Bidder, at the east end 12:00 noon. Dated Office of General Continued from page 1D make a basket for a full five “under the rim,” running 0090-68100-0030 lobby of the County Description of this the 19th day of Name in which Administrative Property: March, 2008. Counsel, Department minutes after Bleeding Skull plays, and working hard to be Assessed: THOMAS Complex at 6495 BEG 330' W & 213' N of Business and night. I wonder if he would made the three-pointer to great athletes. Pat Summitt, RIEDLINGER A/K/A Caroline St., Milton, OF SE COR OF Mary M. Johnson Professional Regula- getsome tattoos if they would extend the game. the coach at Tennessee has THOMAS REI- Florida on the 12th NW/4 OF NW/4 OF Clerk of the Circuit tion, 1940 North I think it was because they NEVER had a lady play for DLINGER day of May, 2008 at 13-3N-30, TH CONT Court of Santa Rosa Monroe Street, Suite let him play. It was a “macho” All of the above prop- 12:00 noon. Dated this N 243.80', TH W 312' County, Florida 33, Tallahassee, FL were trying to read all the her that did not get her degree erty is located in thing, not a game. They hit 32399-2202, (850) other players tattoos and got at the University of Tennessee Santa Rosa County, In each other, flung elbows, the State of Florida. 487-9651. “dissed” each other, called confused by the message they and you gotta have an IQ of NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER each other names and tried to were sending out. I’m not above average to even get Unless such certificate AN ORDINANCE If no contact has been sure of that, but it seemed that into Stanford, so I enjoyed shall be redeemed made by you concern- see who could out-tattoo the according to Law, the way to me. The entire team watching them play the game ing the above by May other one. Property described in The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board 29, 2008 the matter of Kansas went ahead with has the graduation rate of and not have try to slam dunk such Certificate will be of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., sold to the Highest the Administrative 9:55 minutes left in the first below room temperature and every point just so they can April 24, 2008, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Administrative Complaint will be pre- Bidder, at the east end Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. half and never looked back. I’d be willing to bet none of call the player they went over lobby of the County sented at a hearing Administrative pursuant to 120.57(2), They were the most fit and them are “Smarter than a for the jam a name and refer AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY; PRO- Complex at 6495 F.S. before the Florida Fifth Grader.” to her momma’s family lin- HIBITING CERTAIN SOURCES OF NUISANCE NOISE; PROVID- when the player with the skull Caroline St., Milton, State Boxing ING DEFINITIONS; ADDING RECORDED SUBDIVISIONS TO tattoo with a dagger sticking To me it was a sad thing to eage. Florida on the 19th Commission. watch. I didn’t see a “If you want to see the day of May, 2008 at DISTRICTS SUBJECT TO NOISE REGULATIONS; PROVIDING out of it, and blood dripping 12:00 noon. Dated this EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING FOR WAIVERS; PROVIDING PENAL- In accordance with the from the knife made the three gentleman in the game, not game played as it should be, the 26th day of March, TIES; REPEALING AND REPLACING ORDINANCES 2000-07, Americans with pointer to extend the game one. I never saw one bit of watch the women play it”…I 2008. 2002-12, 2003-04, 2003-22, 2005-30 and 2005-34; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PRO- Disabilities Act, per- into overtime, they were the sportsmanship, but I do think wish I had said that, but I Mary M. Johnson VIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. sons needing a special best team by far. I saw one play ran in the didn’t. The immortal John Clerk of the Circuit accommodation to par- I wonder if he ever thought second half. When the player Wooten said that just last Court of Santa Rosa ticipate in this proceed- County, Florida about the fact that a skull with the list of names from year. Who is he? Just the NOTICE OF These proposed Ordinances may be inspected by the public prior to the ing should contact the would not have any blood in his shoulder to his elbow greatest basketball coach that APPLICATION above scheduled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support individual or agency it to drip, if you stuck a knife actually passed the ball twice, ever lived!! Ten national FOR TAX DEED Services Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested sending notice not later parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by than seven days prior into it. Probably not, but he I’m not sure it was an actual championships at UCLA, NOTICE IS HEREBY the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming to the proceeding at play, but I think it was. that’s all. I think he knows a GIVEN THAT also had six tribal bands on before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure the address given on If you want to see the beau- little bit about the game. ALLIANCE HOLD- his arms, and I bet he didn’t INGS LLC holder of that a record of the proceedings they are appealing exists and for such pur- notice. Telephone: know the tribe of a single one ty of the game, you should All I know is that last night the following Tax Sale pose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is (850) 257-6097; 1-800- of them! have watched the women play reminded me of why I don’t Certificate has filed made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which 955-8771 (TDD) or 1- in the National get into basketball anymore. said Tax Certificate for their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and 800-955-8770 (v), via In the overtime period, the Tax Deed to be be heard with respect to these proposed ordinances. Florida Relay Service. Memphis got behind and Championship. Stanford and Just thought you’d like to issued thereon. The Certificate Number never caught up. They didn’t Tennessee played the game know… LEGAL 345 Gulf Breeze News 4/10/08 Legal 411

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