A W A R D ● W I N N I N G jmillers.com Consign 934-6200 Gulf Breeze ● Pensacola ● Destin Today! 50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER September 25, 2008 INSIDE ■ The Girl Scouts New trophy adds of America are about to start selling nuts and intrigue to rivalry PUBLIX candies just in BEACH BOWL CUP Publix, ‘Gulf Breeze News’ join forces to time for the Presented by Gulf Breeze News holidays. 7C create traveling trophy for football series ■ Who: Gulf Breeze Dolphins Representatives of the grocery chain vs. Navarre Raiders BY JOE CULPEPPER ■ PAGE and Your Community Newspaper will When: 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14 Gulf Breeze News ■ 1D [email protected] award the first Publix Beach Bowl Cup Where: Russell Stadium, Navarre ■ Presented by Gulf Breeze News on the Series: Gulf Breeze leads 7-2 ■ The Gulf Breeze vs. Navarre field immediately following the conclu- Last year: NHS 35, GBHS 14 ■ ■ Beach football rivalry just got even sion of this year’s Nov. 14 game at Russell Inside: Each week until the Optimists more interesting. Stadium in Navarre. game, read interesting facts, trivia honor first Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Publix Supermarkets, in exclusive part- The winning school will get possession and information about this annual responders showdown.exclusively in Gulf Breeze Jeff White scored three nership with Gulf Breeze News, has com- of the Publix Beach Bowl Cup to display ■ Chuck Randle: touchdowns Friday night to missioned a traveling trophy to be award- for 364 days out of the year. Space will be News, brought to you by Publix. Fall reminds us lead Gulf Breeze to a 31-24 ed annually to the winner of the tradition- made for scores of each year’s game to be See Page 7C of life’s rhythm victory over Tate. Story, 1C al regular-season-ending game. See TROPHY, Page 2A6 WEEKEND Paulding Weather Hope for Sudan THURSDAY 9/25 cleared Sunny high 83O on abuse low 66O of power FRIDAY 9/26 Mostly Sunny allegations high 83O Did you know? low 68O Sudan is the front line ■ State Attorney: City of the spiritual battle Council acted within for the continent of SATURDAY 9/27 Africa. Osama bid Florida’s Sunshine Law Mostly Sunny Laden originally BY VICI PAPAJOHN O launched his jihad high 83 against the non- Gulf Breeze News low 70O Muslim world from [email protected] Khartoum, the coun- Gulf Breeze Police Chief Peter SUNDAY try’s capital. The 9/28 Sudanese people live Paulding has been cleared of Mostly Sunny with the constant abuse of power allegations stem- O weariness and tragedy ming from a neighbor’s complaint high 84 that Paulding used the Police O of spiritual battle, low 69 aggravated by violent Department to intimidate him. political factions and a Frank Boykin, Paulding’s next- civil war that has been door neighbor on Hoffman Bayou fought for more than in Gulf Breeze, filed a complaint INSIDE 20 years. More than during the spring with the State 2 million people have Attorney’s Office alleging that been killed and Paulding instructed officers to A Business 8 Calvary Chapel Gulf Breeze another 4 million exercise acts of intimidation after Classifieds 3D Pastor Dale Waltman (center) of Calvary Chapel Gulf Breeze hams it up with Sudanese driven from their he and Paulding clashed over a College Football 8C children who are totally amazed by the advanced technology of digital photography. homes. pier and seawall construction. Community 3-8A In a letter to Boykin, Gregory Crossword 3B A. Marcille, Chief Assistant to State Attorney William Eddins, Entertainment 2B Calvary Chapel delivers message responded to Boykin’s complaints Green Living 1B that Paulding allegedly abused his Island News 1D ■ Nine members of Gulf termed genocide in 2004 by former U.S. power and the Gulf Breeze City OPINION 6A See PAULDING, Page 2A6 Breeze church travel to Africa Secretary of State Colin Powell, who Politics 2A claimed the war to be the worst humani- Seniors 7A to assist oppressed people tarian crisis of the 21st century. Sports 1-6C Caught in the middle are millions of BY JOE CULPEPPER Talk of the Town 5A innocent tribal villagers, including Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News children, who struggle daily to fend for [email protected] “Mailing Statement is themselves amid food shortages, star- on Editorial Page” t is regarded as the world’s most vation and malnutrition. Basic health Barnhill’s FOUR SECTIONS dangerous country — even more services, education and jobs are VOL. 7, NO. 39 violent and oppressive than Iraq extremely rare. closes doors SEPTEMBER 25, 2008 I and Afghanistan, countries now at But there is hope for Sudan. Roughly the center of the War On Terror. half of the country’s population is The Republic of Sudan is Africa’s based in Christianity, and numerous abruptly biggest country and the world’s 10th western ministries from many denomi- nations visit the country regularly to largest. Decades-long civil war and BY JOE CULPEPPER conflict between the country’s military provide support and hope. Gulf Breeze News dictatorship and factions bent on con- See SUDAN, Page 4A6 [email protected] trol of the nation of 37 million people Calvary Chapel Gulf Breeze have displaced significant segments of Related inside A Sudanese boy beams with obvious Barnhill’s Buffet, a restaurant

home! the population. ■ Coast Community Church sends joy after receiving a backpack of particularly popular among area The highly publicized conflict in disaster relief team to Louisiana to goods from Calvary Chapel Gulf seniors, closed its store at 3075 Darfur, Sudan’s large eastern region, was help Hurricane Gustav victims, 4A Breeze missionaries in July. Gulf Breeze Parkway on Friday, your Sept. 19. The closing came just one day after employees of the restaurant were told that Friday would be their last day of work. The store PJC fast-tracks Gulf Breeze campus first opened in Gulf Breeze in 1992. Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today “It was strictly economic,” BY LISA NEWELL ority list for funding by part- structure on the site and the administrative offices there and Gulf Breeze News nering with Santa Rosa County first building, which will be programs through dual enroll- Don Clifford, a spokesperson for

Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy Brentwood, Tenn.-based Farmers mailed directly to mailed directly [email protected] School District to get $11 mil- used to provide vocational pro- ment, technical or vocational lion to build on 100 acres at grams by Santa Rosa County programs,” said PJC President Buffet LLC, said Monday when Within three years, Gulf U.S. Highway 98 and School District and college Dr. Ed Meadows. “Locklin asked why the restaurant was Breeze will have a center for Nantahala Road in Gulf courses by PJC. Technical School in Milton is abruptly closed. higher education. Breeze, adjacent to Woodlawn “Some of the space will be not very accessible to students “If it was sustaining itself Pensacola Junior College Beach Middle School. reserved for use by the Santa in South Santa Rosa County.” economically, we would still be recently jumped up on the pri- Phase 1 will include infra- Rosa School District, with See PJC, Page 3A6 See BARNHILL’S, Page 8A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A September 25, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Variables affect price of gasoline, availability pipelines for the Gulf Coast of day, which is highly unusual. their price much higher than the BY PAM BRANNON Florida. So we still depend on Price increases on that day alone last gas they were selling - or Gulf Breeze News barges to move the product from from our supplier to us went from even maybe much higher than the Thursday, Sept. 25 Tuesday, Oct. 7 [email protected] the supplier to the distributors. 35 cents to as much as $1 a gal- guy right next door. If they still Santa Rosa County Santa Rosa County And sometimes we have to pay lon increase. Of course, that is have gas and can wait it out until Commission Special - Rezoning Marine Advisory When Hurricane Ike hit the 6 p.m., County Administrative Committee 5 p.m., more to get that product moved passed on to our customers.” the price goes back down - like Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Texas coast two weeks ago, gaso- County Administrative during a storm. So now we are Wolfe said the price increases when the refineries go back on Milton line supplies in northwest Florida Center, 6495 Caroline paying for our white beaches and were due to suppliers either hav- line - then they can keep their suddenly became scarce after Street, Milton the privilege to live in Florida.” ing to take longer delivery routes price steady and not go up sud- Wednesday, Oct. 1 many worried consumers made a Wolfe said price fluctuation around the affected area, or get- denly.” run on the pumps. Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Wednesday, during a storm week can seem ting gas from a different supplier Wolfe said crude oil goes to Commerce Governmental Affairs Debbie Wolfe, Pensacola-area confounding to the consumer, but in a different part of the country, the refineries, then is sent by Committee noon, Gulf Breeze City Oct. 8 manager of Cougar Oil Co., said Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf it seldom means price gouging or because the refineries had shut barges or pipelines to the termi- Santa Rosa County the Panhandle was the main area Breeze even when it looks like it. During down and the supply became nals to be picked up by the Tourist Development with little or no gas in the pumps South End Committee 9 most weeks, prices usually will tighter. tankers for delivery. There are from Sept. 11-18. Thursday, Oct. 2 a.m., Visitors’ Center, 8543 change each day at 6 p.m. She said each station might only a few terminals in the “We are served by barges Santa Rosa County Zoning Navarre Parkway, Navarre “That is when we find out charge a different price in that sit- Panhandle, including one in Board of Adjustments 5:30 p.m., Santa Rosa Island while other areas like Alabama what the suppliers are going to uation. Pensacola and one in Panama County Administrative Center, Authority Board 5 p.m., and Georgia have pipelines,” charge us for the next day’s prod- “It will depend on when they City. 6495 Caroline Street, Milton SRIA Headquarters, 1 Via Wolfe explained. “When the U.S. deLuna Drive, Pensacola uct,” she said. ordered our product last, and if Even if the gasoline already is Beach Coast Guard says the waters are “But during a hurricane week, they are needed to fill their at the terminal, if a supplier’s Monday, Oct. 6 too dangerous for the barges to that rule can go right out the win- tanks,” Wolfe said. “If they get price goes up, then the price of Santa Rosa County Commission Committee 9 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 9 move, we run out of gas. dow. For example, on Sept. 12 caught needing gas when the the gas that has not yet been County Administrative Center, Santa Rosa County “Some groups have lobbied we got notice of three price price is high for us, then they are delivered but is sitting at the ter- 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Commission 9 a.m., County against and been able to block changes all at different times of going to suddenly have to raise minal will also go up, Wolfe said. Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton PAULDING: DEP continues to investigate seawall issue Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Continued from page 1A Sunshine Law.” News. “Mr. Boykin alleged that The neighbors clashed over Information provided by the Santa Marcille con- Chief Paulding had abused his property rights regarding a sea- Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Council violated Florida’s firmed that the position and that the Gulf Breeze wall and dock on Paulding’s Sunshine Law. Department of City Council had violated the property in Gulf Breeze, which Felonies 09/19/2008 “Based upon our review of Environmental Sunshine Law. No criminal his surrounding neighbors, Lambert, Stacey Ray Harace, W/M, 20, 2700 block of Teepee this matter, we have determined Protection (DEP) charges were ever made, and we Boykin and Kevin Shea, said 09/06/2008 Logan, Robert Andrew, W/M, 20, Road, Navarre, damaging property that there is insufficient evidence continues to inves- determined there were no crimi- infringes their property lines. and larceny. Paulding 100 block of Camelia Street, Gulf to establish beyond a reasonable tigate all other alle- nal violations. The situation arose Shea and Boykin claim Breeze, violation of probation. Smith, Bryan Jacob, W/M, 20, doubt that any crime was com- 1900 block of Avenida Del Sol, gations surrounding construction over some wetland and water- Paulding's seawall encroached 80 Navarre, aggravated assault. mitted by either Chief Paulding 09/15/2008 or environmental violations relat- front construction issues, which feet and 20 feet of their proper- Garris, Steven Lee, W/M, 46, or members of the Gulf Breeze ed to the seawall. were not part of our investiga- ties, respectively. 3200 block of Redwood Lane, Gulf 09/21/2008 City Council,” Marcille wrote. “He (Boykin) made a com- tion. Our review was limited to Boykin alleged that Paulding's Breeze, aggravated assault and McClure, Scott Douglas, W/M, 33, 4700 block of Kitty Hawk Drive, “In addition, there is no evidence plaint to our office, which was the conduct of the chief and the work was done without a permit obstruction of justice. Hall Jr., Robert William, W/M, 43, Gulf Breeze, drug trafficking. that the members of the City referred to me about six weeks City Council, and we found no or permission from the appropri- 9000 block of Timber Lane, Navarre, Oliver, Marion Antoine, W/M, 55, Council violated the Florida ago,” Marcille told Gulf Breeze violations of criminal law.” ate regulatory agencies. violation of probation. 1900 block of America Avenue, Gulf Miller, Tina Marlene, W/F, 41, Breeze, burglary and larceny. 1000 block of Park Lane, Gulf Breeze, possession of cocaine. DUIs TROPHY: Promotes community spirit, pride Pirello Jr., Paul Andrew, W/M, 42, 5300 block of Soundside Drive, Gulf 09/20/2008 Breeze, violation of probation. Butler II, Donald Earl, W/M, 45, Continued from page 1A caring about the community. We Monday attending a funeral and “Navarre High is very grate- 2700 block of River Run Road, added and engraved on the trophy. strive to be more than just a gro- was unavailable for comment. ful to Publix for its continued 09/17/2008 Navarre, DUI. Publix and Gulf Breeze News cery store. We want to be a good Dolphins athletic director support of education in south Hertel, Judy Lynn, W/F, 44, 2100 neighbor as well.” Mark Kostic thanked Publix for Santa Rosa County,” Emerson block of Jeannie Street, Navarre, 09/21/2008 are partnering on the endeavor possession of cocaine. Flynn, Glen Kevin, W/M, 34, 5400 to promote community spirit and Gulf Breeze News co-pub- supporting the area’s youth. said. “Since Publix opened in block of Bonanza Drive, Gulf pride. The Publix Beach Bowl lisher Vici Papajohn said both “Gulf Breeze High is proud Navarre, it has established itself Breeze, DUI. Cup is being created and will be communities — Gulf Breeze of everything Publix does for as a friend to education. We unveiled to the public in a com- and Navarre — will benefit the community and our look forward to continuing the ing issue of Gulf Breeze News. from the excitement of the schools,” Kostic said. “We’re rivalry of the South End’s two Midway Fire District Emergency Report Publix Beach Bowl Cup. looking forward to good, spirit- ‘A’ high schools.” Information provided by “We want to be involved in Midway Fire District. the community,” Publix “This game is the biggest ed competition against Navarre, Stevens said Publix’s associ- event in south Santa Rosa and we’re looking forward to ation with Gulf Breeze News spokesman Dwaine Stevens Weekly Activity Report tion with assistance from Gulf said. “There are many ways that County each fall,” Papajohn years of association with Publix. was a natural fit. Breeze Volunteer Fire Department we get involved in our commu- said. “This trophy will give each They are a great addition to our “We like to partner with For the week of Sept. 12-18, and LifeFlight was called to trans- nities. Sponsoring events such team even more incentive to community.” groups like Gulf Breeze News Midway Fire District was called for port the patient, two motor vehicle Navarre High Principal Bill that are a focus in the communi- 36 emergencies. These calls includ- accidents no injuries, one public as this touches the community win. There’s a lot of pride and ed 24 medical, one house fire in service call, two canceled while at the grassroots level. bragging rights on the line when Emerson has worked on both ty,” Stevens said. “It helps us. Holley Navarre, three activated fire responding or canceled on scene. “This is one way that we con- the Dolphins and Raiders play.” sides of the rivalry. He was a We’re looking at this as a great alarms commercial and residential, For more information about the nect with the youth. One of our Gulf Breeze Principal Sylvan former teacher at Gulf Breeze partnership, and it will help brand two motor vehicle accidents with Midway Fire District, go to: interests as an organization is Ladner was in Louisiana on before taking the Navarre job. our products in the market.” injuries with one being an extrica- midwayfire.com.

PJC: New campus coming to Midway Continued from page 1A nity college district. Santa Rosa Time to Renew? County’s nearest community Eventually, there will be five colleges are PJC and Okaloosa or six buildings on the site, Walton College, which recently depending on demand, and PJC was renamed Northwest Florida staff will work with business State College. and community leaders to deter- Santa Rosa’s growing popu- mine which courses are needed lation was a primary factor in to fulfill workforce needs. It is possible that dual enrollment the expansion, and PJC’s other students could travel to the Gulf satellite campuses at Warrington Breeze campus to save time and and Milton essentially are com- fuel, and that is under consider- plete. ation. The PJC campus would ben- “We’re in the process of PJC President Ed Meadows efit the population of the south assessing workforce needs now, end of the county, Meadows through work with the cham- The proposal to establish said. Annual Subscription bers, Escarosa Workforce board PJC’s Gulf Breeze property as a “PJC is going to be fulfilling and the Santa Rosa School Special Purpose Site states that a mission to meet the needs of $ Board,” Meadows said. the expansion is part of and con- south Santa Rosa County. Our 30 - 1 year subscription “We’ve explored the possi- sistent with the master plan of presence there will provide an bility of developing a concept of the community college. The opportunity for access to a cam- or a building that would serve as a Florida Legislature appropriated pus in south Santa Rosa County, research building for joint use funds in 1995 to purchase the without having to drive to $ by the Andrews Institute and land. Also, the proposal states Pensacola, to Milton or even 60 - 3 year subscription PJC,” Meadows said, adding that the expansion is necessary outside the service area,” (It’s like getting the 3rd year free!) that’s an idea still in its infancy. to adequately serve the commu- Meadows said. Name:______

Register by Oct. 6 GENERAL ELECTION CANDIDATES Address: ______to vote on Nov. 4 Candidates for ■ Midway Fire ■ Blackwater Soil & races in Gulf Breeze, District Seat 2 Water Conservation Citizens who are not regis- Santa Rosa County Danil Arner-NP District 4 City/State/Zip: ______tered voters in Santa Rosa and state of Florida William Eaton-NP Lucas Killam-NP on Nov. 4: Reese Swartz-NP Dave Robau-NP County must register by the Seat 3 ■ Phone: ______Oct. 6 deadline to be eligible to ■ Gulf Breeze u-Shellie Isakson-NP Tax Collector Mayor Seat 5 Danny Holt-D vote in the Nov. 4 General Stan Nichols-R ui-Lane Gilchrist i-Clyde Broome-NP (Circle One): Renewal or Subscription Election. City Council Matt Scallan-NP ■ Public Defender State law requires that voters Seat A David Szymanski-NP Tony Henderson-D be registered a minimum of 29 ui-Beverly Zimmern James Owens-R Seat B ■ School Board days prior to an election. Joseph B. Henderson District 2 ■ U.S. Method of Payment: Cash______Check # ______Voter registration forms are i-Carl T. Hoffman James Brown-NP Representative available at Gulf Breeze City Seat D i-Hugh Winkles-NP Jim Bryan-D ui-Richard Fulford i-Jeff Miller-R (Circle): Visa MC AX: Card# ______Hall, Gulf Breeze Area ■ Sheriff ■ State ■ Chamber of Commerce and County William Cutts-WI Representative Gulf Breeze Library. Commission i-Wendell Hall-R District 1 District 1 Paul Johnson-WI Samma Brannon-WI Vcode (3 Digit Code) from back of card:_____Exp Date: ______Early voting will be avail- Stacia LaDue-NP i-Greg Evers-R ■ Holley-Navarre Fire able from Oct. 20 to Nov. 1 at Jim Williamson-R District 3 District Seat 2 Mail to: the Elections Headquarters at i-Clay Ford-R Bruce Brooks-NP Lumon May-D 6495 Caroline Street, Suite F, in i-Jim Fix-R Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box 1414, Attn: Karen Milton, and the South Service Note: Candidates listed alphabetically; i-incumbent; u-unopposed; D-Democrat; Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Center at 5841 U.S. Highway R-Republican; NP-Non-Partisan; WI-write in. 98 in Midway.

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Gulf Breeze schools receive monies READ IT ONLINE supplies,” Woodlawn Principal BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News SANTA ROSA COUNTY ‘A+’ MONEY Victor Lowrimore said. “Our www.gulfbreezenews.com [email protected] A+ Recognition Funds ■ S S G M Committee is currently making Gulf Breeze Proper’s three High chools chool rade oney S G M final decisions about how schools will receive a total of chool rade oney H-Navarre A $60,988 money will be spent this year. $260,134 from the Florida Central B $24,088 W. Navarre A $75,409 The proposal from the commit- Department of Education Gulf BreezeA $129,218 ■ Primary Schools tee will then go to the School FREE because they earned high acade- Navarre A $157,331 DixonA$56,856 Advisory Council for approval Hearing Test mic rankings from the state. PaceA$154,446 H-Navarre A $62,905 Oct. 7.” Gulf Breeze High will receive ■ Middle Schools W. Navarre A $67,575 Principal Dawn Alt said We are a Multiline Dealer $129,218, Gulf Breeze Middle AvalonA$63,949 ■ Elementary Schools OBES typically uses a majority Sales • Service & Repairs All Makes / Models $69,432 and Gulf Breeze Gulf BreezeA $69,432 Berryhill A $74,162 of the money for bonuses. SERVING PENSACOLA OVER 41 YEARS Elementary $61,484. The amount HobbsA$60,995 ChumucklaA $21,820 “At this point, $5,000 will be of each school’s award is based Professional Hearing Aid Center H-Navarre A $61,413 Gulf BreezeA $61,484 given to the media center to be on $85 per student. PENSACOLA King A $49,280 Jay B $45,481 used for the purchase of books,” Funds can be used for 0000185833 115 North Palafox Street SimsA$73,961 MunsonA$10,285 Alt said. “The remaining 438-4092 employee bonuses, tutoring for Woodlawn A $79,603 Oriole Bch A $67,829 amount will be used for bonus- Patricia Russo Wilson BC-HIS Toll Free 1-866-665-HEAR struggling students, instruction- ■ Intermediate Schools Pea Ridge A $72,490 es. This is fairly typical of the al materials for classrooms and DixonA$63,708 Rhodes A $73,765 way the money has been split in school libraries, stipends to past years.” allow students to have books or Declining state revenues and computers, or other purposes technology, FCAT material, to faculty and staff. She doesn’t the toughest budget year in that will help students succeed reading material. see that changing. decades forced the Senate and scholastically. “Right now, it’s up for a vote “With the lack of raises this House of Representatives to cut “This money is above and of the teachers to continue to year due to a reduction of fund- their allocations by 15 percent. beyond regular legislative appro- use the same method that’s been ing from state department, I am Still, the state is continuing to pro- priations to districts,” Senate done every year we’ve received sure teacher and staff bonuses vide cash awards to schools that Education Committee Chairman these dollars. It’s always will be the course our staff will substantially improve or far Don Gaetz said. “Schools are worked very well, and every- take, “ Murray said. “They cer- exceed standards. School grades successful because of effective body’s always been satisfied tainly are deserving. are determined by student profi- teaching and because students with it.” “We used the money last year ciency in reading, writing, sci- respond to high standards with Gulf Breeze Middle Principal to fund a remedial reading ence, and mathematics, as mea- rising performance. Jennifer Granse said her school teacher plus bonuses, but we do sured by the Florida “These awards recognize used last year’s allocation for not have that need this year Comprehensive Assessment Test. schools that have improved dra- teacher and staff bonuses, and since we have an Academic “Under the law, school advi- matically in academic standing $15,000 was set aside for school Intervention Specialist two days sory councils, comprised of par- 3479Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 932-7100 in Tiger Plaza Next to Sonic ● 10-6 M - F ● 9-6 SAT as well as those that have earned needs. a week. “ ents and teachers, decide how to A’s and are at the top in student “Most of that $15,000 was Other Gulf Breeze-area spend ‘A school’ dollars,” Gaetz achievement.” spent on technology for class- schools will reap windfalls from said, adding that he’s pleased The money must be spent rooms,” Granse said. “Our the state as well. Woodlawn that a significant portion of during the current school year. It School Leadership Team is Beach Middle School will school performance awards cannot be rolled over to a subse- presently meeting to decide how receive $79,603 while Oriole wind up as bonuses paid to AUCTION Saturday quent school year. this year’s money will be spent. Beach Elementary, which teachers and other school A.M. “The A+ dollars we receive The Team will present their pro- recently was designated a employees. ฀฀ are used in a number of ways, posal to the faculty and staff, national Blue Ribbon School by “This is a time when school ESTATE OF th including non-reoccuring and once approved by them they the U.S. Department of districts are facing the first real Oct. 4 bonuses to teachers and staff,” will present it to our School Education, will receive $67,829. cut in per-student funding in a DIANE DAY Gulf Breeze High Principal Advisory Committee.” “Historically, WBMS has generation,” the senator said. OPEN HOUSE Sylvan Ladner said. “Some of it Gulf Breeze Elementary split the money on the average “School performance awards East Hill
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1311 N. 15th Ave. is used to purchase equipment Principal Karen Murray said her of 80 percent for teacher and can put some well-deserved dol- Real Estate only: to enhance student performance. school in previous years has education-support bonuses and lars in the pockets of dedicated, Classic East Hill home, 3000 s.f. plus It might be used for classroom used the money to give bonuses 20 percent for equipment and skillful educators.” a guest house, antiques, good sil- Saturday, ver, china, glass, vintage clothing, September 27th, military photographs & memorabil- 2 – 6 pm Little Red Schoolhouse coming soon if funds allow ia, & an eclectic variety of objects & art from the worldwide travels PREVIEW: minute drive to Milton. from staples, file student supply lists and ‘wish BY LISA NEWELL of Mrs. Day and her husband, Brig. Gulf Breeze News Naile said donors provided folders, paper- lists’ to get things that they need Gen. Day. Auction day, [email protected] the building, the location, the clips and pencil for the classroom. I asked for 8:30 a.m. for foundation, and are waiting to sharpeners to donations of vinegar, baking (850) The school year is five weeks install electricity, air condition- posters, class- soda, and salt for science exper- 434-0377 personal property. old and the Education Task ing and shelving. Once open, room decorations, iments. Many teachers ask for Force, a committee of the Gulf volunteers from a local and even laminat- donations of treats or ‘treasure Lyons 10% buyer’s Breeze Area Chamber of women’s club will staff the ing film. We even box’ rewards. Commerce, met to discuss its facility. The school supplies and buy our grade books and plan “The bottom line is that premium focus for the 2008-09 school decorations will also be donat- books. teachers will support any pro- FL AU 430/AB3 year. ed, primarily from Wal-Mart. “The school will buy one ject that makes it easier for them Complete details at: Committee chairman Tom Terrie Lyons, a fifth-grade printer cartridge for our com- to get the classroom supplies Naile told those gathered that teacher at Gulf Breeze puters for the year. When that that they need for their students BoylestonAuctions.com the Little Red School House is Elementary School, said she one is gone, you use your sup- See SCHOOLS, Page 5A6 and PensacolaMLS.com, ML# 357293 nearing reality, with just a few routinely pays for things out of ply money or your own money thousand dollars needed to her of her own pocket. to replace it. As you can see, transport the portable building “Constantly,” she nodded. $200 doesn’t stretch very far,” to its site in South Santa Rosa “When you become a teacher, Lyons said. “The PTA here at County. you figure it just comes with the GBE is generous. They give Once in place, the Little Red territory. I spent $48 at Office every new teacher $50 to spend School House will be a teacher Depot just yesterday for some on supplies, and they allow resource center for school sup- art paper and a box of trans- those teachers who belong to plies and decorations. Each parencies that can be run PTA to turn in a certain number teacher is issued play money, through a copier. of receipts for reimbursement. which they can use at the facili- “We receive $200 for sup- This is the only school I have ty. Currently, the closest teacher plies at the beginning of the worked at where they did that. resource center is at least a 45- year. We have to buy everything “Teachers also depend on Graphic Greg Papajohn Design Cell: 712-0187 Team Fax: 932-8794 works for

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SUDAN: Many children have no idea who their families are Continued from 1A ry. They hard cartons the digital camera and get so never been to one that was so This summer, nine and crates full of Coca- excited.” primitive and assaulted by war. members of non-denom- Colas and Pepsis. Spencer said most people in When you get back home, you inational Calvary Chapel Those things seem to southern Sudan speak fairly kind of see that the world we live Gulf Breeze traveled to show up everywhere in good English. A translator in is so much better. In fact, it’s southern Sudan with the the world.” accompanied the group since common to get uptight about internationally respect- Spencer was there are hundreds of tribal people here who complain about ed, California-based Far encouraged by the dialects that differ from region everything. You remember how Reaching Ministries. Christian knowledge to region. those people are living, and they The group served in he encountered in the Some of the armed chaplains are not complaining; they are Sudan between July 17- southern part of Sudan. were given iPods, but instead of thankful for everything they get.” 30 to share encourage- “A lot of them are music the devices had record- Spencer said he and his col- ment and spiritual well-informed about ings of Scripture and prayer. leagues are praying over growth with chaplains, the Scripture,” he said. This was Spencer’s first trip to whether to return to Sudan next missionaries, leaders, “They are very joyful Sudan. The pastor, however, has summer. He said the chances women and more than and enthusiastic. They made many mission trips to poor were good. 1,000 children. worship, even though countries like Haiti. So he was “You feel sorry for their situ- “There really are no they don’t have much. somewhat prepared for the desti- ation, and you want to be able to safe borders for these Calvary Chapel Gulf Breeze Sometimes I’d say tution facing the Sudanese people. help them any way you can,” he people,” Calvary Chapel Members of the Calvary Chapel/Far Reaching Ministries team including (from they are a lot more joy- “I’ve been back and forth to said. “It’s a continent that’s so Pastor John Spencer said left) Jeb Smith on guitar, Jane Smith, Jason Secrist from San Diego and Ron ful than even people in countries that are very, very big, any kind of help that we can recently. “They are liv- Smith lead Sudan youth in song and worship during their July visit. America.” poor,” Spencer said, “but I’ve bring them is good.” ing in a world that is The women and filled with unpredictable vio- wonderful times of evangelism style compound with few children of southern Sudan lence. They are just trying to eke and friendship building. The amenities. There were no pri- especially were happy to see out a life. They live in little mud goal of the trip was to reach des- vate bathrooms. Showers were western missionaries. The chil- IREMAN huts. It’s pretty difficult.” perate people in need of help crafted from tubs of water on dren react with wide-eyed F Part of the mission was to and hope. the roof and hoses with a show- excitement when visitors appear train and encourage frontline “The basic commodities of erhead attached at the bottom. to share basic love and nurturing Termite & Pest Control Sudanese chaplains, who are life are one - food, clothing, Water had to be poured into toi- affection. These kids have no committed to a better way of life things like that,” Spencer said. lets to flush them. knowledge or understanding “To The Rescue Since 1977” for their people. The group min- “Probably the most difficult “Each room had a bed. about cell phones, digital cam- istered to more than 400 women thing for them is the ruthless- Electricity was generator-pow- eras, wide-screen televisions or Gulf Breeze and held special services reach- ness. Their families have been ered, and the power would go off computers. 932-9288 ! ing more than 1,000 children. so scattered and so chased all around 10 p.m.,” Spencer said. The group distributed 1,000 Working through local over Africa that many of them “We slept under mosquito nets. backpacks filled with gifts. churches, the team made home don’t know who their moms, “Temperatures in the daytime “The kids are pretty amazed visits, befriended the families, dads, sisters or brothers are. were in the 90s. It cooled off sig- when they see us,” Spencer said. MLS# 357939 $169,900 shared gifts and spread the They live in total uncertainty.” nificantly at night. We ate beans, “They hugged and held on to us, Gospel. The Calvary Chapel contin- cabbage and rice. That’s about wanting us to take their pictures. The result was very personal, gent was housed in a dormitory- all we had, except for one luxu- They would see their images on

Gulf Coast Community Church gives aid 1139 Redwood Lane Gulf Breeze Gulf Coast Community Calvary Chapel ● 3 BD / 2 BA ● 1,376 SF Church of Gulf Breeze recently sent a relief team to Baton Calvary Chapel of Gulf Rouge, La., to assist with recov- Breeze will host a Believers ery from Hurricane Gustav. Baptism and Beach Picnic at 4 Residential and Commercial Cell: A team of 11 GCCC volun- p.m. Sunday, Sept. 28 at East 850-384-7607 teers delivered tarps, meals Park on Pensacola Beach. www.denrem.com ready to eat There will be worship, food [email protected] (MREs), and fellowship. Fried chicken, FAITH water and beverages and utensils will be supplies to the provided, and participants are Baker (La.) Fire Department asked to bring a side dish. after the storm ravaged the The church asks that interest- southern half of the state. The Submitted photo ed people register in advance group used chainsaws to clean A mission delegation from Gulf Coast Community Church in and indicate whether you’d like debris, put tarps on roofs, and Gulf Breeze presents a check for $1,500 to Pastor Dino to be baptized. The public can distributed meals in and around Rizzo of Healing Place Church in Donaldsonville, La. sign up by calling the church at Baton Rouge. ing us soon regarding relief teens shared earlier this month. 932-8197 or sending an e-mail The group fed more than efforts,” GBUMC pastor Rev. This Sunday, Sept. 28, and Oct. to the church office at: informa- Gift 1,800 people at the Herb Sadler said. “As one 5, from 6-8 p.m. at the [email protected]. Certificates Donaldsonville campus of Houston pastor said, it’s going Soundside Campus, all area ■ Available! Healing Place Church. Gulf to be a very difficult situation youth and parents are invited to Do you miss reading news Coast Community Church also Under New for a long time. As the (Gulf learn and discuss the following about your church? Open Management! presented Pastor Dino Rizzo Breeze) area knows so well youth-centered topics: Gulf Breeze News welcomes D Nails Monday-Sat. 3491 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 from Healing Place Church with from Ivan, Dennis, and before ■ Sunday, Sept. 28: Finding and encourages all local church- 9:30-7:00 Located in Tiger Plaza, Near Sonic Walk-ins Welcome! a check for $1,500 to help with that from Opal and other hurri- acceptance. es to submit news of interest for (850)916-7713 Gustav relief. canes, this is so true.” ■ Sunday, Oct. 5: Intimacy weekly publication. Members and residents can and dating. It’s easy to do. Churches $5 off $5 off $3 off $2 off Gulf Breeze make a hurricane relief offering Each evening will feature should designate an administra- Eyebrow or United Methodist by writing checks to Gulf two speakers — a Christian tor or secretary to submit news Full Set Pedicure Fill Lip Wax Assessment is still being Breeze United Methodist and counselor and a pastor. items via e-mail to: news@gulf- Not connected with Not connected with Not connected with Not connected with done on the damage caused by mark them “hurricane relief.” Parents are urged to attend. any other coupon, any other coupon, any other coupon, any other coupon, breezenews.com. Include a con- Expires Oct. 31 2008 Expires Oct. 31 2008 Expires Oct. 31 2008 Expires Oct. 31 2008 Hurricane Ike. ■ Youth can come without par- tact name and phone number for “The United Methodist GBUMC is continuing its ents, and parents can come verification purposes. Committee on Relief is in Texas three-week Navigate program without youth. Childcare is now, and word should be reach- that builds on the message about available through age 10. Health & Pain Management of Florida Blessing of Animals Medical Management for Your Health & Pain Chronic Back Pain • Fibromyalgia • Medication Management • Recurrent Migraine Headaches scheduled for Oct. 4 Degenerative Disc Disease • Trigger Point Injections • Post Operative & Surgical Conditions at St. Francis of Assisi Dr. Sanford M. Epstein Medical Director St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church in Gulf Breeze will hold its annual (850) 934-3920 Blessing of the Animals and Holy “SUBOXONE” Center for Treatment for Opioid Addiction & Detoxification Eucharist at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 4 in the St. Clare Chapel and Garden at 1 St. 105 Baybridge Drive • Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 Francis Drive. Both Episcopalians and non- Episcopalian are invited to celebrate St. Francis Day with a day of fun and fellow- ship. Special events will begin at 10:30 a.m. You may have a picture taken with your pet to take home. There will be games and a moon walk to entertain the children supervised by Jackie Fall Apparel & accessories Manderson and Joy McLaurine. There will sales items such as T-shirts and AVAILABLE NOW! house or garden plants. The annual fish fry with sides, bever- age and a dessert will cost only $8 per person. Hot dogs, sides and a beverage will be available for $2 per person. You FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE can dine in cool comfort in the Parish Hall. Submitted photo Up to 75% OFF on selected items! Buy tickets for the fish fry in advance Rev. Al Pruitt, Rector of St. Francis of after Sunday service or call Suzie Assisi Episcopal Church in Gulf Breeze, WET OUTBOARDS Gilchrist at 932-5565. will bless area animals on Oct. 4. On the Boardwalk, Pensacola Beach, Fl On the Boardwalk, Pensacola Beach, Fl. (850) 932-0078 TWO LEE TRACY COMPANIES (850) 923-0078

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Photos by David Standridge/Special to Gulf Breeze News Gulf Islands National Seashore Park Ranger Gulf Breeze Wal-Mart had a crew participate in Saturday’s cleanup, including Volunteers from Sam’s Club scour the Larry Bova breaks up a set of steps that (front) Ally Milburn; (middle, from left) Bernie Ogletree, Nancy Cassano, Doug National Seashore beach area, picking up washed ashore during a recent storm. Craft; (rear, from left) Tammy Enfield, John Hanley and Glenda Winham. anything Mother Nature did not put there.

Gulf Isle Neighbors plan popular Bingo/Brunch Looking for Affordable e insuranc alth Gulf Isle Neighbors will be Charlie Roose, Director of Health Insurance?le he re-visiting their popular pro- Camp Happy Sands. As he fordab uandaf gram “Bingo/Brunch” on presents... explained, this is a day camp for Bridge n yo Wednesday, Oct. 8, at the children aged 6 to 11 from low- the g ap betwee Pensacola Civic Center. income families throughout The cost for the brunch and of the Pensacola and the surrounding one bingo sheet will be $15 per Talk Town area and, because of rising T TBy Betty Archer Allen person, and additional bingo costs, it now costs about $160 to sheets will be available for pur- enable a single child to attend. ife are inl chase. The social begins at 11 The club successfully collected you a.m., so make plans to attend enough funds to send three chil- ere er wh and bring your friends and par- dren to this camp. Additionally, matt take in the fun and laughter. approximately $100 in camp No Contact Joanie Bolton at toys and supplies were collected R, David Simpson LUTCF ● Anthony Beauchamp 916-1505 or via e-mail at and forwarded on. 850-934-7221 93 Baybridge Park Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 [email protected], or call Award winners from the Arts These policies have exclusions and limitations. Millie Burk at 932-5869. Contest at the GFWC Florida For complete details of coverage, call or write your insurance agent. Federation of Women’s Clubs Santa Rosa A Contracted General Agency for spring convention were Woman’s Club announced: Marion Ginn, a Blue Ribbon for her Christmas Santa Rosa Woman’s Club 520003-0908 will present Breezing Through Cross-Stitch; Lolly Sandfort, the Holidays on Nov. 8 at St. third place for her Three-Pins Ann’s Catholic Church. set; Bettie Lee Sundstrom, hon- This yearly fundraiser will orable mention for Hand- be held in the church’s Parish David Standridge/Special to Gulf Breeze News Crafted Paper Valentine; Sherry Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hundreds of runners participated in the St. Ann’s People 4 McReynolds, honorable men- Lunch will be created and People 5K Run/Walk on Saturday. tion for Holiday Wreath; and served by Elaine’s Catering. Pat Landfair, winner of Short The program will feature members now. For more infor- threat of Hurricane Gustav, the Story Award. The GFWC Santa holiday cooking by Elaine mation, contact SRWC’s Co- Santa Rosa Woman’s Club held Rosa Woman’s Club (Category Maduri, holiday fashions by First Vice Presidents - Linda its first meeting of the 2008-09 3 Level) was honored for Coldwater Creek, and holiday White-Spunner at 936-1085 or club year on Sept. 9 at Our Outstanding Accomplishments decorations by Emily Peterson Linda Dawson at 475- 7942. Lady of the Assumption in the Arts Awards for Arts in from Garden Gate. The pro- For tickets call Fayne Todd at Catholic Church on Pensacola the Community, Arts Overall gram offers silent auctions and 932-0361 or Patsy Smith at Beach. and the Honor Score! 5:30 am - 9 am Bubba Up With T. Bubba and Tarsha door prizes. 932-4123. Public Affairs Chairman The next meeting of the 9 am - 11 am Real Talk About Real Life/Wendi The cost is $25 a person, and ■ Following a one-week Tracie McMahan introduced the GFWC Santa Rosa Woman’s Summers tickets are available from club postponement because of the program speaker and guest, Club will be Tuesday, Oct. 7. 11 am - 12:30 pm Your Tour Guide to Inside Pensacola/Larry Butler SCHOOLS: Education Task Force meets monthly 12 pm - 2 pm IN Your Head Radio/Rick Outzen 2 pm - 5 pm The Marty Stanovich Show/Marty Continued from page 3A the building to its new home Beach Middle School. ■ Discussed improving com- Stanovich with the least amount of out-of- behind the South Santa Rosa ■ Discussed establishing a munication between the Santa pocket expense.” County Annex on U.S. Highway fund for school guidance coun- Rosa County School Board and 5 pm - 5:30 pm WEAR - TV 3 The Navarre Beach Area 98. selors to use to supply emer- the South End of the district. 5:30 pm - 10 pm Sports Night Sports Line-Up Chamber of Commerce is In other business, the group: gency needs such as shoes, for The Education Task Force planning a golf ball drop with ■ Heard a report by students. meets monthly and is open to 10 pm - 11 pm WEAR - TV 3 proceeds going toward the Little Pensacola Junior College Vice ■ Heard a request from Gulf any member of the Gulf Breeze 11 pm - 2 am Dennis Miller Red School House, and Naile is President Jim Martin about the Breeze Middle School Principal Chamber or the educational hopeful that it can narrow the college’s planned expansion Jenny Granse for replacement community as a way to commu- 2 am - 5 am Midnight Trucking Radio Network gap between what is collected into South Santa Rosa County, bulbs for LCD projectors and nicate to the business communi- Tune in and Hear For Yourself! and what is needed to transport by partnering with Woodlawn printer ink cartridges. ty. 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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 WHERE WE PUT Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 PEOPLE “ON THE Office: (850) 932-8986 SPOT” TO ANSWER Fax: (850) 932-8794 A QUESTION “ON www.gulfbreezenews.com THE SPOT.” By Scott Page 2008 Florida Press Association Award Winner ■ Honorable Mention - Sports What do ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup you think about Vice Presidential candidate CO-PUBLISHERS : I’m going to miss my comfort food Lisa Newell Sarah Victoria Papajohn Barnhill’s Buffet closed last Friday, another would be a welcomed addition. There aren’t apparent victim of the slumping economy that many places in the Gulf Breeze area where EDITOR: is forcing middle-class Americans to choose you can get a seriously good steak. Palin? Joe Culpepper between paying the rent and eating an occa- That might be true. But have you seen the sional meal out. price of beef lately? Like everything else at SPORTS EDITOR: In locking Barnhill’s doors, the owners the supermarket, beef prices have skyrocket- Jason Thompson have taken away Midway’s prime source of ed. The same is true at the steak retailers in comfort food. You know, the unparalleled including lots of children’s favorites. The Pensacola and Fort Walton Beach. ADVERTISING SALES: fried chicken, beef, fish, mashed potatoes and salad bar had all my favorite choices. The It’s alarming that another restaurant in Pam Randall gravy, greens, salads, desserts and the best waitresses were always friendly and quick to Midway has bitten the dust. The vacant Pizza Robert Kelsch sweet tea this side of the Mississippi River. pour a cup of coffee or refresh a tea glass. Hut building continues to sit as a monument Those of you who know me and have seen Now, they say, Barnhill’s will be no more. to better economic times. Burger King and OFFICE MANAGER: the size of my waistline probably think I’ve A spokesperson for the owner said this week Moe’s Southwest Grill gave up their efforts Karen Murphy visited the Barnhill’s buffet a few too many that the economy and dwindling business early in the summer. times. I admit it. After I moved my family to caused the demise of my favorite neighbor- My heart goes out to Barnhill’s employees GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: the area in 2004, Barnhill’s long was a hood restaurant. A new restaurant with differ- who abruptly found themselves on the unem- favorite restaurant of the Culpeppers. ent foods and décor might well inhabit the ployment line, joining more than 600,000 fel- Production Director “She’s horrendous because she Jessica Bowie I had been introduced to the Barnhill’s at building at the corner of Oriole Beach Road low Americans who’ve lost their jobs in 2008. is very anti-women’s rights.” Lee Kettenring 3075 Gulf Breeze Parkway by a favorite aunt. and Gulf Breeze Parkway in 2009. Where’s our comfort food when we need it There was plenty of food to choose from, Friends have suggested that a steakhouse most? Mary Furlong Gulf Breeze CONTRIBUTORS: Betty Archer Allen T. “Bubba” Bechtol Bette Boyle ‘Why do they stay?’ Well, let me tell ya ... Pam Brannon Scott Page Two weeks ago, as it barreled toward the companies. State Farm, Aflac, Allstate, and Chuck Randle Texas coast, Hurricane Ike passed 400 miles several others did a great job for tons of David Standridge from our home in Orange Beach, Ala. folks. It is not my intention to rough up the Located right on the Florida-Alabama insurance industry. But you need some line, our town saw docks and parking lots background for what I am about to tell you. Member: underwater as 10- and 12-foot waves broke Remember? I wanted to answer the ques- Florida Press Association onto our beaches. Pushed by 50-mph wind tion, “Why do they stay?” National Newspaper Assn. gusts, the water flooded over the roads in It took two years to get back into our Well, here goes... several places — all this from a storm that house, another year to feel some semblance ■ Some of those who stay are nuts. If I “She may end up being quite Gulf Breeze Area Chamber had its eye on someone else. of normalcy, and after four years, we still were a rescue worker risking my life to save good. She’s a real interesting of Commerce (“2003 Small We watched the news as Ike picked his have sheets instead of curtains in a couple someone who was told repeatedly to get out, choice.” Business of the Year”) mark, slamming into Galveston and of places, haven’t replaced all the furniture, I’d get in a few punches before I got them Scott Jacobson Pensacola Beach Chamber Houston and all the little surrounding towns and our front yard still looks like Beirut. to safety. However, the media is absolutely Gulf Breeze of Commerce that get the same intensity of storm, if not But we learned a lot. And we learned a lot no help in this regard. They say, “Get out! newsprint. We saw the devastation and that we would rather have not known. Get out!” But after the storm, who do they Pensacola Chamber were amazed, as we always are, at how For example, we (our neighbors and us) put on camera? That’s right, Larry, Darrell, of Commerce mean water and wind can really be. And we learned that dealing with certain insurance and Darrell. “You mean if I stay, I can be Navarre Tourist heard the question. You know the one: Why companies was worse than the hurricane. on TV?” Development Council did those people stay? And I am not even referring to the classic ■ People simply can’t afford to leave Santa Rosa County Chamber According to some accounts, more than insurance dodge where the wind insurers over and over again. It costs money to of Commerce 140,000 people declined to evacuate despite turn their backs saying that “water caused leave. Shelters are full to overflowing with the mandatory order to do so. Are they the damage,” while the flood insurers refuse the people who have no other options. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze crazy? Yes, some of them, but no, not near- to pay after they determine “the wind News welcomes your opinion. Middle-class families, on the other hand, caused it.” That’s just the first thing that We reserve the right to edit a ly all of them. You won’t hear what I am buy gas and restaurant food and stay in about to reveal on the news, because for the happens. letter to fit space available. We hotels six to 10 hours away to find that the “I love her to death, mainly for most part, national news people do not live Insurance all sounds so simple when they do not accept letters containing media and government drastically exagger- her pro-life stance.” on the coast. Therefore, they don’t know to accept your money and promise you that a personal attack on any indi- ated the danger. After evacuating more than Julie Perez vidual. Letters must be limited ask the questions that allow a local to “spill you are covered. Trust me, most of the peo- a couple of times, folks begin to take their Gulf Breeze to one per month from an indi- his guts.” But take it from me, there are ple from the recent spate of storms will be chances. vidual writer. If we receive form some interesting answers to “Why Do They trying to get their money a year from now. ■ Many of us would not have lost our letters, we will print only the first Stay?” Most people with “replacement insur- one we receive. Include your houses had we stayed. After a storm strikes, It is four years nearly to the week since ance” believe that if their household goods assuming the house is still there (and most name, address and daytime Hurricane Ivan destroyed our house. are destroyed, the insurance that they have phone number. are), the people who deal with wet items Because of this experience, my wife and I paid like clockwork every month for years immediately, often save the majority of their have a unique perspective on hurricanes and will replace what was destroyed. You know CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze possessions — including the house itself. all the drama surrounding them. We evacu- ... the word “replacement” would lead one News is committed to accuracy In our case, we were not allowed back in and wants to hear from you if we ated about 48 hours in advance of the storm, to think that. But, no, that’s not how it for several days. By the time we got there, need to make a correction or having loaded both cars with pictures and works. everything was ruined and there was no clarification. Please email us family items we wanted to be sure to save if “I’m sorry, your bed and mattress were chance to dry anything out. Most of it was at [email protected] the worst were to happen. six years old. You see, we depreciate the with the subject line Three days after Ivan struck, we were bed and mattress and pay you what it is now sort of dry already ... with about a quarter- CORRECTION or allowed to return to a house that, at first worth. We will be happy to do that, of inch of fuzz growing on it. Unbelievably, CLARIFICATION. Or, call glance, seemed not too horribly damaged. course, as soon as you provide the sales many of us then had to deal with an insur- “I really haven’t paid much (850) 932-8986 during ance company that said we had not done office hours and ask for Soon, however, we realized the wind had receipt.” attention to her.” taken most of the roof and, despite being on And get this: not only do most people not enough to take care of the items after they Yvette Samayoa news or sports departments. had been drenched. So ... maybe we ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze high ground, rainwater and salt spray had have the receipt for their seven-year-old Gulf Breeze News will not be responsible for soaked everything. Water between the toaster, their four-year-old recliner, their should’ve stayed? quality or discoloration in ads walls, in the air-conditioning vents, under clothes, their electric shaver, or each ceram- Believe me, it runs through your mind. provided by the advertiser or its the floors, in the appliances and electrical ic dish their Aunt Betty gave them for the Hey ... we don’t stay. We still evacuate if agents. outlets, in the insulation, between the siding past 10 Christmases — they have been pay- a storm comes near and encourage others to and plywood... Everywhere water could go, ing premiums for years based on the full do the same. But it is a fact that Stan down Gulf Breeze News is published it went. value of everything they own. the street stayed in his house during Ivan. weekly on Thursdays for $30 And everybody in my neighborhood knows per year by Gulf Breeze News It soon became obvious that everything Most of us waited an inordinate amount Publishing, Inc. Periodical — furniture, clothes, the pictures that didn’t of time for adjustors to show up (for our that Stan also stayed in his house during the postage paid at Gulf Breeze, make it to the cars — was ruined. next-door neighbors, it was more than six two years many of us rented multiple places Florida. USPS # 021819. Eventually, a little bit at a time, our house months). When we were assured checks to live as we rebuilt our lives. Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- was torn down to the concrete foundation would be sent, they were not. When they Which brings us to another intriguing tions. POSTMASTER: Please and studs. We weren’t as smart as some of were, they often went to the wrong place. question: “Why in the world do you contin- send address changes to our neighbors, who simply bulldozed and Or were made out to the wrong people. Or ue to live there?” “I like her because she wasn’t a Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box started over, or as fortunate as others, who needed to be cosigned by some bank five That’s another story for another day. part of the Washington estab- 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. didn’t have enough damage to meet their states away we had never heard of that ■ lishment.” All content is copyrighted deductible. (This happens. One house bought part of the mortgage years earlier. Andy Andrews is a best-selling author 2008. Advertising rates are Betty Scalfano crushed, next door another virtually “You didn’t know that?” and popular public speaker. For more available upon request. Gulf Breeze untouched.) Know this: there are great insurance information, log on to AndyAndrews.com. GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 25, 2008 7A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS The real test of a man is the opinion of his peers, not Mom

Last Sunday afternoon, I was insisted that I definitely heard registered, just a quick call to $500 cash, as well as gift cer- seated near the very nervous two of his classmates seated in 1-800-829-1040 will do the tificates and merchandise by mother of one of the perform- the row in front of me praise trick. Or, you can register on local sponsors valued at ers in Pensacola Little his performance. And I know the Web at www.IRS.gov. No $1,000. Theatre’s recent production ‘A they had no idea that his moth- more calls at dinner time! For more info call 434-7736. Funny Thing Happened on the er was sitting behind them as ■ ■ Way to the Forum.’ the one said to the other: “He’s Just a couple more Thursday Lately, I’ve been hearing a I was reminded of the many in my class, and he’s so cool nights are left to enjoy Little lot of people complain about times I, too, sat nervously in and funny.” Black Dress Night at 600 being bothered by those tiny the audience as my kids were You know mothers — it was South, the chic new wine and “sweet” ants around their appearing in various high all I could do to keep from say- tell you about my four other Did you know that the ‘Do martini bar at 600 South counter tops, and even in their school and college plays. Both ing, “That’s my kid! kids? ... Not Call’ phone number reg- Palafox Street in Pensacola. clothes closets! A Texas friend my youngest and oldest sons Sometimes he’s funny ha-ha, I recall my own mother’s istry is now permanent, thanks If you go in wearing a little told me you can get rid of them enjoyed acting, as did my but other times funny strange.” reaction when someone praised to Congress? The list was black dress (and you know we by putting small piles of corn- daughter. She has gone on to But, I managed to control my sister or me. She would just about to expire, and telemar- all have one — bet you mine is meal where you see them. They do more frequent appearances myself and not say anything (at smile a tight little smile and say keters once again would have older than yours!), you can eat it, take it “home,” but can’t in local theatrical venues, as least until now — 40 years “So nice of you to say so.” She had a free hand to call you enjoy a free glass of Little digest it, so it kills them. It may you may know. later.) didn’t want us to become too whenever they liked. But Black Dress wine every take a week or so, especially if I remember a performance of We have all heard the old “big feeling.” (That was the Congress has made the list Thursday in September. The it rains, but it works, and you ‘Carousel’ when my youngest saying that “the real test of a Pennsylvania Dutch phrase for permanent, and you can be grand finale will be Oct. 2, don’t have the worry about pets son had what he enjoyed most man is the opinion of his swelled head.) But I guess she free of annoying sales calls when ladies wearing a little or small children being — a role that provided some peers.” Certainly not his Mom! enjoyed hearing it, anyway. from now on. black dress will be able to harmed! comic relief. I have always And oh, by the way, did I ever ■ If you have not previously compete for the grand prize of Give it a try.

WEDDINGS Girls scouts do nuts, candy, too Girl Scouts today don’t just ● Quality Care sell cookies. ● Reasonable Rates This week, Girl Scouts ● Preschool Activities throughout northwest Florida ● Meals & Snacks Provided launch their fall fundraiser fea- ● Private Gulf Breeze Home turing premium nuts and candy Over 18 yrs. Licensed Experience produced by the Trophy Nut Company. Jeanne Bird (850) 776-1648 This year’s varieties include: “The Child Care Center Alternative” Chocolate Mint Trefoils in a Limited Edition Collector’s Tin; Whole Cashews; Chocolate Toffee Almonds; Natural Pistachios; Pecan Submitted photo Supremes; Cranberry Trail Submitted photo Ellen Elizabeth Pettyjohn Mix; Dulce deLeche; Spicy The chocolaty Dulce deLeche candy is just one form of and Geoffrey Gaines Cajun Mix; Sugar Free delectable treats available from local Girl Scouts right now. Massey Chocolate Toffee Bits, Peanut Butter Cups and Fruit Slices. Friday, Sept. 26, and deliveries girls. Revenue from the sale PETTYJOHN-MASSEY Magazine vouchers from the begin Oct. 27. remains in the local communi-

publishers of TIME magazine Like the Girl Scout Cookie ty. at Gulf Breeze Ellen Elizabeth Pettyjohn are also available. Sale, the Nut Sale is an impor- For more information on and Geoffrey Gaines Massey Product prices start at $4. tant source of income that helps Girl Scouts in your area, call were married Nov. 11, 2007 at 4 Girls begin taking orders fund program activities for 1-800-624-3951. p.m. on the beach at the Sands Resort on Providenciales, Turks · 110 Bed Assisted and Caicos Islands. Living/Retirement The bride is the daughter of Gulf Breeze teens meet Bobby Allison Community Dr. Frank S. Pettyjohn of Gulf · Locally Owned Breeze and the late Jean R. An Aug. 14 Gulf Breeze and Operated Pettyjohn. The groom is the News story about local son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. businessman Gordon · Home Cooked Meals Massey of Birmingham, Ala. Sprague’s association · Linen and The wedding party included with NASCAR driver Housekeeping Service sister of the bride Elise Gore of Bobby Allison prompted · 24 Hour Staff newspaper reader Bette Gulf Breeze, and Eric Massey and Security O’Brien to submit this and Steve Massey, brothers of photo of her daughters, · Activities Program the groom, from Birmingham. Conveniently Robyn and Kim, · Respite & Day Care A beachside dinner and meeting Allison at located in reception was held at the Bay Richmond, Va., in Bistro. February of 1974. the heart of The couple enjoyed a honey- Allison won that day in Gulf Breeze moon in Anguilla, British West the famed garnet and 934-1061 Indies. They reside in Basalt, gold No. 12 Coca-Cola behind Colo. car. Allison, a Hialeah, www.villasgulfbreeze.com Fla., native, won the Cancun’s 1983 Cup Series crown. Submitted photo Restaurant OBITUARY AL#9664

ROBERT WIDENHOUSE SR. 1934-2008 Robert “Bob” Wayne Widenhouse Sr., 74, of Pensacola passed away Sept. 16 Widenhouse was born Jan., 14, 1934 in Kannapolis, N.C. He dutifully served the United Your “Homecoming” WEEKDAY States Marine Corps for 24 PROGRAMMING years. Widenhouse then entered Connection! banking and became a leader Formals ● Shoes ● Handbags ● Jewelry 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING and Rotarian in Beaufort, S.C. FOLKS 6 am - 9 am Widenhouse, fondly known Mon. - Fri. BEST ON THE COAST 2007 Consignment Store ! OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am as Granddad, will be sorely Politically incorrect and proud of it! His missed by all the children’s lives So much to choose from...Why Shop Anywhere Else? Lots of PARKING available on Saturdays! libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am he touched. Whether it was on M - F 10AM - 6 PM ● SAT 10 AM - 5 PM ● conservatives (who think he’s too the volleyball court , the skating Harbourtown Suite 27 (850) 913 G.B.Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL 934-0492 liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW rink or the church nursery, the conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon world will be a lesser place. Widenhouse is survived by his The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm wife, Patsy, of 57 years; three Marine Corps View your unborn baby as never before! CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm children, Sarah W. (Todd) Ellisor, Introducing video ultrasound pictures of the unborn baby in the womb. officer, Neal Martha Roche’ and Robert Boortz grew up in GREG KNAPP EXPERIENCE (Karen) Widenhouse Jr.; three Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. grandchildren, Melissa W. (Eric) class of 1963). He RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. Disher, Jessica Roche’ and has dominated Atlanta Radio since Frederick (Freddy) R. YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm Widenhouse; and one great- 1969. Now WEBY granddaughter, Grace Irene brings this top- MICHAEL REAGAN 6 pm - 9 pm Disher. Widenhouse also is sur- notch talent home. RUSTY HUMPHRIES vived by brothers, Gene, Jimmy 9 pm - midnight and Bufort; and sister, Frances. Funeral services were held See amazing photos Friday, Sept. 19, at Calvary of babies as young as 8 Chapel Gulf Breeze. Interment weeks from 3d ultrasound & 4D ultrasound. was to be in the National New Patients Welcome Cemetery in Beaufort, S.C. IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Vicky Griffin, D.O. 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. (850) 623-1330 Rose-Lawn Funeral Home of PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION & Baptist Medical Park www.1330weby.com Gulf Breeze handled arrange- OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 916-44300 ments.

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“This promotion goes right BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News back to the philosophy of our [email protected] founders on promoting from within,” Publix spokesman Ed Betts, store manager of Dwaine Stevens said. “That’s a the Publix Supermarket in Gulf philosophy that we all hang our Breeze, has been promoted to hat on. District Manager for the compa- “Ed is a great people person, ny’s Gulf-area stories. a good operator. He knows how Betts’ promotion takes effect to connect with the community. Friday, Sept. 26. Betts was the That’s certainly what we need Gulf Breeze Courtyard is a community with an successful manager of the gro- in newer markets like Gulf emphasis on memory care residents. cery chain’s Navarre Publix Breeze and Pensacola. It’s Each resident has full access to our secured store before taking the reins at going to be a great opportunity community including 2 beautiful courtyards. the Gulf Breeze Publix in May. for us. Ed’s a man who can get File photo/Gulf Breeze News We do not confine our memory care residents to a His district will cover the job done.” Ed Betts (left) was promoted to District Manager of Publix’s small locked ward. We are neither ashamed of our Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, Pace Publix recently acquired stores in Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, Pace and Orange Beach, memory care residents nor are we willing to and Orange Beach, Ala. Albertson’s stores in Pensacola. Ala. He managed the Gulf Breeze store since May. segregate them. Our Staff is highly trained and compassionate. : Our rooms are spacious with extra large walk-in BARNHILL’S Owners looking at options for property closets which provide our residents with additional living space. Continued from page 1A Chef Joel’s dining experience is second to none. open. We just needed to stop At Gulf Breeze Courtyard, the bleeding right now and we have the privilege of working take a look at what we want to do with it.” in our residents home. Barnhill’s is the third restaurant in the Midway/Tiger Point area to close this summer. In July, Burger King at 3372 Gulf Breeze Parkway and Moe’s Southwest Grill in The Marketplace at Tiger Point shut their doors. All three stores are located within three make your reservation of miles of each other just off today for a Your family is our family. U.S. Highway 98. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News FREE LUNCH 3428 Gulf Breeze Pkwy While the roadside marquee The parking lot at Barnhill’s was empty Saturday after the business shut its doors Friday. 850.934.1662 announced that Barnhill’s had closed after 16 years of service to the area, the electricity remained on over the weekend. The store’s bright, red neon lighting illuminated the area, and lighting inside the store remained on during normal busi- ness hours. Unknowing potential cus- tomers drove into the parking lot ● Cell: 449-4242 only to be greeted by locked (850) doors. ● Email: [email protected] Sharon and Harold Smith of www.DiscoverNorthwestFlorida.com Gulf Breeze typically eat at Broker/Owner E-Pro ABR CLHMS Barnhill’s once a week. “You can’t beat it for the price,” Sharon Smith said. SOLD SOLD JUST LISTED JUST LISTED “They probably closed because everything costs so much now, and people could come in here and eat so much. I’m going to NEW CONSTRUCTION ! POOL /GAMEROOM ! miss the food.” GULF VIEWS ! ENCLOSED POOL/SPA ! GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA BEACH 1299 Ft. Pickens Rd. #9 1346 Ceylon Dr. GULF BREEZE PROPER 375 James River Rd. NAVARRE 1756 Snapdragon Dr. Attempts to reach local man- ● ● ● ● TIGER POINT 4 BD / 2.5 BA 2,276 SF ● ● ● ● agement for comment were PORT SIDE VILLAS 3 BD / 3.5 BA 2,079 SF PLANTATION HILL 4 BD / 3.5 BA 3,777 SF 4 BD / 3 BA 3,317 SF MLS# 353435 NEW CONSTRUCTION $499,900 MLS# 352786 FAIRWAY VIEWS $339,900 MLS# 357389 SPRAGUE CONST. $799,900 unsuccessful. An anonymous MLS# 357371 SOUNDVIEWS! $579,000 caller to Gulf Breeze News said Under Contract employees were told Thursday the store would be closing the following day. Barnhill’s originated as a Pensacola-based restaurant ENCLOSED POOL ! GREAT PRICE ! POOL / SPA MEDIA / GAME ROOM ! chain that filed for Chapter 11 GULF BREEZE 2687 Edmund Dr. GULF BREEZE PROPER 201 Pensacola Beach Rd. #A-7 GULF BREEZE 1367 Sound Forest Dr. GULF BREEZE PROPER 84 CHANTECLAIRE CIR. bankruptcy protection last GRAND POINTE ●4 BD / 3 BA ●2,832 SF BAHAMA BAY ●2 BD / 1.5 BA ● 1,100 SF SOUND FOREST ●4 BD / 2..5 BA ● 2,698 SF CHANTECLAIRE ● 4 BD / 2.5 BA ●3,640 SF December. At one time, there MLS# 356785 MANY UPGRADES $549,900 MLS# 351427 REMODELED END UNIT $117,500 MLS# 354522 UPDATED/GAMEROOM $399,900 MLS# 356168 ENCLOSED POOL $649,900 were 41 Barnhill’s restaurants in FAIRWAY the chain. Star Buffet Inc. pur- VIEWS ! Under Contract chased 16 Barnhill’s restaurants, which did not include the Gulf GULF BREEZE Breeze location, in February. TIGER POINT The Gulf Breeze Barnhill’s and 1189 Ceylon Dr. several others were purchased in Custom Upgrades 11TH FAIRWAY/ POOL ! ENCLOSED POOL ! POOL / SPA ! Elevator GULF BREEZE February by Danny York, manag- PENSACOLA BEACH 1379 Players Club Cir. GULF BREEZE 2540 Frank Cir. 2355 Reservation Rd. ● ● ● ● ● ing partner of Farmers Buffet MLS# 351996 4 BD / 3 BA 3,250 SF TIGER POINT 4 BD / 3 BA 2,744 SF GRAND POINTE ●4 BD / 3 BA ● 2,976 SF GORGEOUS CUSTOM HOME 4 BD / 5 BA MLS# 355834 OUTDOOR KITCHEN $999,900 LLC, a sister company to Santa Fe 1500 SF TREX DECK / SOUNDVIEWS $599,900 MLS# 330307 BONUS RM/HOT TUB $424,900 MLS# 322385 MAKE OFFER $415,000 Cattle Company. York and his partners hoped to breathe new life into its handful of Barnhill’s restaurants with new management teams, remodeled stores and cheaper prices. “We have not closed all of BAYOU FRONT ! BK FORECLOSURE ! POOL / SOUNDVIEW ! GULF FRONT ! them,” said Clifford, who is GULF BREEZE PROPER 90 Fairpoint Dr. GULF BREEZE 3733 Ceylon Dr. GULF BREEZE PROPER 2 Colley Cove Dr. PENSACOLA BEACH 1304 Airola Dr. ● ● director of real estate develop- CHANTECLAIRE ● 6 BD / 5 BA ● 5,000 SF TIGER POINT ● 4BD / 3.5BA ● 3,200SF DEER POINT COVE 5 BD / 3 BA / 2 HALF BA 5,008 SF FURNISHED ●4 BD/ 3 BA ●3,128 SF MLS# MLS# 337116 MEDIA ROOM 899,900 ment for Farmers Buffet and 353995 BOAT DOCK/PIER/POOL $1,585,000 MLS# 351519 POOL/SPA $400,000 $ MLS# 345506 PRIVATE WALKOVER $2,659,999 Santa Fe Cattle Company. FAIRWAY/ SOUND “We’re trying to figure out if we WATERVIEW! VIEWS ! GULF BREEZE LOTS want to do another concept there GULF BREEZE 1 QUIET WATER LN. Polynesian Islands or just exactly what we want to GULF BREEZE Deep water canal 120 x 70 do. Obviously, that concept, for Sprague ● MLS# 314656 $279,900 Construction PROPER whatever reason, has run its life. SAWGRASS NEW CONSTRUCTION ! DEER POINT Country Club Road COMMERCIAL LOT “I believe Danny had given 85 x 104 x 95 x 137 338 Deerpoint Dr. ● them a fair shot. He certainly 1165 Sawgrass Dr GULF BREEZE 1275 Cathleen Dr. MLS# 340340 $199,900 ● ● ● ● spent a number of dollars to MLS# 356401 ● 4 BD / 3 BA ● 2,512 SF SANTA ROSA PARK 4BD / 2.5BA 2,768 SF MLS# 337636 3 BD / 3.5 BA 3,073 SF MLS# 349467 UPSTAIRS BONUS ROOM $499,000 MASTER SUITE W/ OFFICE $599,000 PENSACOLA BEACH LOTS revitalize the Barnhill’s name. COMMUNITY POOL / PIER $499,900 23 SUGARBOWL LN. Now, we’re kind of feeling our SOUND FRONT READY TO BUILD ON way, trying to see what we’re SEARCH ALL AREA PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND 24-HOUR INFORMATION ONLINE AT: 96 x 163 x 80 x 161 ● going to do. The jury is still out www.DiscoverNorthwestFlorida.com ● www.ILoveGulfBreeze.com MLS# 351508 $599,900 on exactly what we are going to do with that piece of property.”

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By DNA Smith SCREEN PLAY Thursday 9/25 Paddy O’ Leary’s In “Disaster Movie,” it Bimini Beach Bar Live Music, 9 p.m. ■ Title: Disaster takes less than 30 seconds John Knott. Hopjack’s Movie before someone falls into a Bamboo Willie’s TBA, 9:30 p.m. ■ Running time: 88 pile of poop. Chamber After Hours, 5:30 minutes. Actually two: A caveman in p.m. and The Gills live at 7 Sunday 9/28 ■ PG-13 Pensacola Seafood Festival a “10,000 BC” spoof, and you, Rating: p.m. ■ F Seville Square, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. for actually paying money to Grade: Friday 9/26 Bamboo Willie’s experience this cinematic equivalent of irritable bowel ing “Disaster Pensacola Seafood Festival NFl Football, 3 p.m. syndrome. Movie,” then Seville Square, Noon - 10 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge “Disaster Movie” is the lat- consider this: Paradise Bar & Grill, Miles From Coltrane, 4 - 8 p.m est affront to comedy by the The only Shawn Curle & 44’s, 6 p.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s same dorks who inflicted celebrity they Bimini Beach Bar Lektric Mullets, 9 p.m. “Meet the Spartans,” could get to Live band, 9 p.m. “Superhero Movie” and “Date star in this Sandshaker Lounge Monday 9/29 Movie” on a reluctant public. abortion is Midnight Confessions, 8 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge So, if you’ve seen any of Kim Paddy O’ Leary’s B. A.R.E day, 10 a.m. - ’til, those atrocities, you pretty Kardashian. Petty Cash, 9 p.m. Monday Night Football, 7 p.m. The cast of “Disaster Movie” includes some not-so-famous names such as much know the drill: String Oh, and I use Bamboo Willie’s Bamboo Willie’s Nicole Parker, Gary “G-Thang” Johnson, Matt Lanter and Crista Flanagan, together a bunch of year-old the term Ba’nana Republic, 9 p.m. Monday Night Football. who are all pictured above. pop culture references, popu- “celebrity” Hopjack’s quite wrong- Tuesday 9/30 lar movies and ... that’s about “Disaster Movie,” I’m wrack- Nope. I got nuthin’. TBA, 9:30 p.m. ly. And yet, “abortion” seems Sandshaker Lounge it. No attempts at real humor; ing my brain to find at least to fit. Saturday 9/27 Karaoke Party, 8 p.m. - ’til all that’s required from the one good thing to say about it. (c) 2008 King Features audience is that you simply After writing all this justifi- Pensacola Seafood Festival Hmmmm ... Synd., Inc. recognize the reference. ably negative stuff about Seville Square, 10 a.m. - 10 Wednesday 10/1 And if you don’t get the ref- p.m. Bamboo Willie’s erence, that’s OK. The movie Bamboo Willie’s Girls’ Night Out, 7 p.m. makes sure to announce every- College Football Keg Party, Sandshaker Lounge thing for you, just in case you Noon. Open Mic Night, 7:30 p.m. don’t recognize the celeb look- Paradise Bar & Grill, not-so-alikes (“Hey, look it’s Cross Town, 6 p.m. Thursday 10/2 Jessica Simpson,” “Amy Sandshaker Lounge Paddy O’ Leary’s Winehouse, what are you Midnight Confessions, 8 p.m. Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. doing here?”). Bimini Beach Bar Sandshaker Lounge If what I’ve written so far Live band, 9 p.m. Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. hasn’t dissuaded you from see- Threat of added financial obligation worries TPSA, others

BY PAM BRANNON $100 for a family to have their sentative from East Milton told Gulf Breeze News children play sports, on top of commissioners if these expens- [email protected] the individual sports fees. That es are passed on to that club, will mean a whole lot less peo- they might have to shut down If Santa Rosa County contin- ple participating, believe me.” operations altogether. ues on the path it has mapped Other sports association pres- Player said he had a sugges- out for next year’s budget, some idents and representatives also tion for commissioners that community youth sports associ- voiced concerns. Larry Dixon of would not only help TPSA but ations warn they might have to the Navarre Youth Sports all the other sports parks as well. shut down operations. Association echoed Player’s “The county has $1 million in But a Gulf Breeze parent concerns. electric franchise fees sitting in might have given county com- “The parents we serve are not the bank right now, as I under- missioners the answer to saving getting pay raises,” Dixon said. stand,” Player said. “There is the county’s sports programs for “I know prices are going up $400,000 budgeted to give the the future. everywhere, but we keep asking District 5 Recreation Advisory The Commission held its sec- them to pay more and more for Committee for next year. Take ond budget hearing recently, their kids to play sports. Pretty away the $400,000 from the and every youth sports associa- soon it is going to come to the franchise fees in the bank and tion sent representatives to point where they have to say reallocate some of the rest for lobby against the county possi- only one child can play any one operational needs for the parks. bly passing along more expens- sport at a time, and they will Give me 10 percent of that, and es to the parks next year. have to make decisions like that. help me fertilize the fields and “The County Commission is “There must be a better way.” flush the toilets and empty the changing the footprint of what The sports association repre- trash cans,” Player said. we originally were supposed to do and be,” Shane Player, President of Tiger Point Sports KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. Association, told commissioners. “I have a copy of the original For Terrific Cooling Service contract, and we agreed to man- age the recreational programs 939-3325 with parents volunteering their 20 hours or so down at the park CERTIFIED for the kids, and the county agreed to take care of the park TECHNICIANS where those activities were Ready to Serve You! held,” Player said. “Then last year, you broke that contract the first time by passing on to the parks the cost of lighting, which added $14,000 to our budget. Now you are talking about pass- ing along more expenses next year that would add about another $15,000 to our budget. We cannot do that.” Player said the family mem- bership fee for TPSA already has doubled because of the extra lighting expense. “Our membership fee for years used to be $20,” he said. “Then last year, due to the light- ing bill, it went up to $40. If you keep adding expenses, like these you have budgeted this year, we will end up having to charge

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 25, 2008 3 B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Fill up, get down at Pensacola Seafood Festival The Fiesta of Five Flags pre- online at www.fiestaoffive- sents the 2008 Pensacola flags.org. THINGS TO DO Seafood Festival in historic Seville Square area in down- Fishing pros teach town Pensacola. You and your our favorite sports teams. Get there early and grab a kids at free clinic Naval Aviation has its own good seat, the doors open at 5 family can enjoy delicious fruits Net Gains, the community- of the sea at this outstanding brand of All-Stars, men and p.m. and the live broadcast focused initiative of the Oh Boy! women who earned their acco- begins at 6 p.m. sharp. Check event which has been consis- Oberto Redfish Cup, the nation’s lades not on the athletic field, out the map and directions for tently recognized as one of the premier saltwater fishing champi- but in service to our country, on help in finding the venue. As Top 20 festivals in the Southeast onship, will visit Pensacola, Fla. the front lines of battle or in the always, admission will be one by the Southeast Tourism Thursday, Sept. 25 from 5-6 p.m. depths of space. Visitors to the or more non-perishable food Society. Admission is free at Academy Sports, 8102 N. Davis National Naval Aviation items for the Manna Food throughout the weekend. Hwy. Museum are able to pick up a Pantries of NW Florida. The fantastic seafood for Net Gains, presented by ARC free game card to find some of For more information visit which the Gulf Coast is famous Dehooker, will kick off the Oh these College All-Stars. the website or call 850-474- will be the highlight of the Boy! Oberto Redfish Cup tourna- After completing the game 2787 or 800-239-9893. weekend. Carefully selected ment at the Pensacola Seafood by stamping all eight clues at Patrons stroll by the tents housing various arts and craftworks food vendors offer a wide vari- Festival. Net Gains allows local appropriate stamp stations, stop Free Friday Flicks of vendors at the 2007 Pensacola Seafood Festival. ety of seafood dishes and other youth to learn from the best salt- by the Flight Deck Store to reg- Remember when you were a festival fare. Past food vendors water anglers in the world at a free ister for a chance to win tickets kid, and on a beautiful summer the pavilion area. No pets are series, Bands on the Beach will fishing and conservation clinic feature The Reunion Band from menus have included coconut to the 2009 Under Armour night the whole family would allowed and glass is prohibited. taught by the Redfish Cup pros 7–9 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 30 at shrimp, fried oysters, grits a’ ya Senior Bowl and other great pack up and head to the local For more information about ya, blackened mahi mahi, green themselves. prizes. the movies, including the name the Gulfside Pavilion. The young fishing fans will drive in? Well, each Friday For a complete schedule of tomato gumbo, Pensacola crab The College All-Stars night Free Friday Flicks brings of the movie each week, call the ball, fried grouper, kettle corn, learn everything from casting History Hunt game is free and Mediacom Free Friday Flicks events, go to www.visitpensaco- techniques to knot-tying and con- that feeling back to Pensacola labeach.com. For more informa- and funnel cakes. open to the public. hotline at 850-994-9074. servation principles as they move Beach. tion on the concert series, call With more than 200 arts and Admission to the Museum is from station to station during the free. For a complete list of The weekly movie begins the Santa Rosa Island Authority crafts vendors, the Pensacola clinic. Ages seven and up are wel- around 8 p.m., once the sky is Bands on the at 850-932-2257, or tune to Cat Seafood Festival is also one of upcoming events at the come and all attendees will Museum, visit dark enough to show the feature Beach Country 98.7 for the latest the largest arts and crafts fairs in receive a Redfish Cup goodie bag www.NavalAviationMuseum.or on the nine-foot by 12-foot In the last installment of the updates. Northwest Florida. and a photo with the anglers upon g or call the Naval Aviation screen. All movies will be fam- Live musical performances completion. Museum Foundation at (850) ily features. by local bands are held through- To attend Net Gains, RSVP to 453-2389 or (800) 327-5002. Spectators are encouraged to OPEN DAILY out the festival in Fountain Park Cama Poffenberger at 770-955- bring lawn chairs or blankets to 12:30 pm adjacent to Seville Square. 1300. For more information and WUWF Radio Live (850) 934-3332 The Pensacola Seafood upcoming announcements visit Concert on Oct. 2 GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 Festival also offers cooking www.RedfishCup.com. BREEZE 3.7 miles east of Pens. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER September 25, 2008 Sports Schedule Challenge made, challenge met Sept. 25 Touchdown pass Girls golf vs. Tate, with 1:05 left the Navarre at Tiger Point, 3:30 p.m. difference in first Swimming at win of season, 31-24 Washington vs. Pine BY JASON THOMPSON Forest, Escambia, Gulf Breeze News 4 p.m. [email protected] Volleyball vs. PHS (JV 4 p.m., JV 5, Varsity 6) Ninth grade football vs. The Dolphin football team Fort Walton Beach, found out last week the best way 6 p.m. to gain respect is to earn it. They Sept. 26 did just that with a 31-24 win at Tate, with Jeff White catching a Football vs. Fort Walton 35-yard touchdown from Kyle Beach, 7:30 p.m. Schnackenberg with 1:05 left in Sept. 27 the game. Cross country at Jay The Dolphins had four scoring Ninth grade volleyball drives of nine plays or more in at Tate Tournament the game, by far their best Sept. 29 offensive showing of the season. Boys golf at Fellowship “We challenged the kids here of Christian Athletes (at Athletes Performance meet, TBA Institute) on Sunday, and everybody responded to it,” Sept. 30 coach Chris Nemith said. Girls golf at Fellowship “Everybody toed the line. We of Christian Athletes didn’t do it perfectly, but we did meet, TBA it well enough.” Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Volleyball at West The Aggies (1-2), with their Move the chains! Florida (Ninth grade 4 double wing offense, pounded p.m, JV 5, Varsity 6) out a five minute, 42 second Gulf Breeze quarterback Kyle Schnackenberg and lineman Kyle Magnes wait for the official’s signal whether Schnackenberg’s Sept. 24 drive to open the game. But the sneak on fourth down was enough for the first down late in the game against Tate last Friday night. It was, and Boys golf at A.C. Read drive would end in a 28-yard, Schnackenberg’s touchdown pass to Jeff White two plays later gave the Dolphins their first victory of the season, 31-24. vs. PHS, Pine Forest and Blake Cicheskie field goal after a West Florida, 3:45 p.m. third down stop by Casey Moore. opted to go for it on fourth-and-2 blocking their rules,” Nemith Farmer kicks made it 7-3 - the 33.8 seconds left in the first half, Kyle Schnackenberg, who inside the Dolphin five-yard line. said of the offensive line. Dolphins’ first lead of the season. making the halftime score 10-3. was 6-for-9 passing for 120 GBHS, who had all of 10 yards The Dolphin defense again Schnackenberg, who played The Aggies, after grinding out yards, was picked off on the of total offense in the first quarter, made a play, this time with almost every play of the game, 50 yards on the ground on their Dolphins’ third offensive play. would go on a nine-play drive (all White recovering a fumble and picked off a Tate pass on third opening series, were held to 36 Sports Briefs The Dolphin defense gave up a runs) before throwing an running it in for a 14-yard score down of the next series. yards rushing the rest of the half. 50-yard pass play, but would incompletion on third and seven. with 6:10 left in the first half. The interception led to a 36- The Dolphins opened the FSU lacrosse make a stop when the Aggies “The guys did a good job of The first of five Thomas yard field goal by Farmer with See Dolphins, Page 4C 6 team to host game, clinic at Lady Dolphin volleyball beats Rec Center The Florida State University lacrosse team Navarre in three straight will hold a intersquad game and a clinic at the Rec BY JASON THOMPSON Center October 18. The clinic, which is from Gulf Breeze News 9 a.m.-noon, is $80 per per- [email protected] son. Boys and girls ages 8- 18 are invited. The price of The Lady Dolphin volleyball the Garnet and Gold team posted its first win over intersquad game, dubbed Navarre in two wins Thursday ‘Showdown at the Beach,’ is before taking second in the 12- also included. team Gulf Coast Community Tickets for the game only College Tournament Saturday are $5. For more in Panama City. information, call Matt Dorf Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, at 934-5140 or log on to Navarre 21-17-23 www.eteamz.com/gulf- GBHS squandered a pair of breezelacrosse. match points before a block by Brothers closed out a three- Sarah Brown game sweep of Navarre. The win avenged a pair of Memorial Golf five-game losses to last year’s Tourney Oct. 25 senior-laden Lady Raider squad. The second annual Sarah The Lady Raiders (5-5) Brown Memorial Golf jumped out to a 5-0 game one Tournament is Oct. 25 at lead, a run capped off by a kill 8:30 a.m. at Osceola Golf from their star player Julianne Course. Haun. But Celia Eddy scored Entry for the four-person one of her 16 kills to force a scramble is $400, with sideout. She followed with six proceeds going to the Sarah straight points on serve to give Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Brown Memorial GBHS a 7-6 lead. Robyn Davidson receives serve Thursday against Navarre as Scholarship, awarded to two A pair of Kelly Hayes aces Alison Milam looks on. GBHS seniors. made it 17-13 GBHS before the a kill by Jasmine Crowell forced out, followed by four points on Photo courtesy of Corine Kasler For more information, call Lady Raiders forced a sideout, a sideout and gave GBHS the serve from Brothers made it 5-1. More hardware either Kristen Brown- followed by four points on serve lead for good. An ace from Deannette GBHS junior Jackie Kasler, the reigning 2A state singles and Sanders (934-5903) or Brad for an 18-17 lead. A block gave Navarre the first Zuniga made it a five-point (11- doubles champion, won the First Coast Tennis Foundation Brown (251-609-9922). One of GBHS’ 11 service point of game two - it’d be their 6) Lady Dolphin lead. Navarre Designated Girls 18s Sept. 15 in Jacksonville. 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JASON SCOTT DAWN ALT KRISTIN BUCK LEE JANA DAVID THOMPSON PAGE Principal, AMBERSON Exec. Director DANNHEISSER HIBBERTS Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News Oriole Beach Ele. Sidelines/Peg Leg’s Santa Rosa Is. Auth. GBHS Class of ‘06 GBHS Class of ‘08 Game 1 Ole Miss at Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Ole Miss Florida Florida Game 2 FSU vs. Colorado (J'ville) Colorado Colorado Colorado Florida St. Florida St. Colorado Colorado Game 3 Alabama at Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Alabama Game 4 Tennessee at Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Tennessee Game 5 Mississippi State at LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU Game 6 Illinois at Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State FIVE Game 7 49ers at Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Game 8 Packers at Bucs Packers Packers Bucs Bucs Packers Packers Packers Game 9 Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars WEEK Texans at Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Game 10 Falcons at Panthers Panthers Falcons Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers TOTAL LAST WEEK 5-5 6-4 5-5 7-3 5-5 TOTAL 30-10 32-8 30-10 30-10 30-10 About our Guest Pickers: Dannheisser, a junior at the University of Florida, ran cross country and track for three years and played soccer for one year. She’s majoring in finance. HIbberts, a freshman at the University of Alabama, played basketball for three years. He’s majoring in civil engineering. Last week’s pickers: Andrew Rappold 5-5, Athen White 6-4. Hurricane Georges big winner in ‘98 SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. Specializing in: to only 16 players due to Frank Crowder scored on a BY JASON THOMPSON injuries, fell to 1-3 after a 14-8 10-yard run in the second Microincision Cataract Surgery ● Gulf Breeze News loss to Bay. quarter, while Richard Chandler Over 22,000 implants performed [email protected] ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology Despite the lack of depth, scored from one yard out with in Pensacola GBHS had the ball on the Bay 8:39 left in the game. Visit www.UllmanEye.com Hurricane Georges was the one-yard line in the first half down 1993 - GBHS soccer players Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen big winner on the football field seven, but couldn’t punch it in. Sara Moorehouse, Kim Zammitt Dr. Ullman for their surgery. in 1998 as all but two teams The Dolphins scored their and Joh Glassmire helped the 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 (Milton and Jay) lost their lone touchdown in the fourth U-19 West Florida Futbol Club (850 ) 208-1900 games due to the storm in the 1978 - The Milton Panthers quarter when Tommy Nash win the Tallahassee Shootout. Gulf. The Dolphins were to host scored touchdowns in each of found Shane Player for a five- Moorehouse scored a goal in Cape Coral Mariner. the first two quarters to beat the yard score. Tommy Edwards their first game, a 4-2 win over 1973 - The Dolphins gave up Dolphins 12-0. caught the two-point New Orleans. a 93-yard kickoff return for a Milton, playing without conversion. 2003 - Darren Jones returned score to open the game and lost injured running back Greg 1988 - Greg Lamar’s 88 the opening kickoff 99 yards for 28-6 at Bonifay. 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Michala Nowak was the lone winner for Gulf Breeze at the 2008 Optimist Swim Meet Sept. 13 at the Club. Nowak won the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 55.65. Results were as follows: 2008 Optimist Meet - 9/13/2008 Combined Team Scores 1, Mosley 480. 2, Fort Walton 417.5. 3, Choctawhatchee, 266. 4, Pensacola High, 265.5. 5, Washington, 259. 6, Arnold, 224. 7, Niceville, 187. 8, Gulf Breeze, 165. 9, Navarre, 105. 10, Catholic, 85. 11, Rutherford, 66. 12, Tate, 39. 13, Bay, 32. 14, West Florida, 13.

Women - Team Rankings Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 1, Mosley, 268. 2, Choctawhatchee, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Josh Suelflow was the Dolphins’ top runner last week in their 156. 3, Washington, 149. 4, Fort season opener at Pace. Results were unavailable at press time. Walton, 142. 5, Pensacola High, GBHS swimmers cheer on Adam Gunn during the 500 yard freestyle at the recent Optimist Meet 133. 6, Arnold, 112. 7, Niceville, at The Club. Gunn was seventh with a time of 5:37. 101. 8, Gulf Breeze, 80. 9, Rutherford, 58. 10, Navarre, 56. 11, 5, Arnold 1:51.43. 21, Wein, Bryce E, GBHS, 2:17.36. 2, Gazia, Nicole S, Arnold, 26.12. Bay, 24. 12, Tate, 14. 13, West 6, Catholic 1:51.70. 24, Rocket, Johnny C, GBHS, 2:20.63. 3, Worthylake, Sarah A, Local Man Prevails In Scuffle Florida, 9. 7, Gulf Breeze (Gunn, Ross R; 27, Ellington, Calvin J, GBHS, 2:26.42. Washington, 26.65. Thames, Shane D; Gunn, Adam 4, Arrington, Brooke A, Ft Walton, 26.93. With Hoodlums Men - Team Rankings A; Wilson, Jake T), 1:52.28. Girls 200 Yard IM 5, Carter, Kendall, CHOC, 27.08. 1, Fort Walton, 275.5. 2, Mosley, 8, Niceville 1:52.77. 1, Nicholson, Haley, Washington, 2:14.55. 6, Baumgartner, Shelby N, Niceville, 27.29. BEXAR COUNTY- Tom W., after using Thera-Gesic® 212. 3, Pensacola High, 132.5. 4, 2, Griffith, Logan M, Ft. Walton, 2:15.26. 7, Gantert, Jamie L, Fort Walton, 27.68. on a sore left shoulder, encountered two hoods break- Arnold, 112. 5, Choctawhatchee, Girls 200 Yard Freestyle 3, Evans, Sara, Mosley, 2:15.47. 8, Branham, Erin M, Arnold, 28.08. ing into a car in a parking lot. He whacked one of them 110. 5, Washington, 110. 7, 1, Corvo, Cheryl, CHOC, 1:58.88. 4, Macfarlane, Maddie, PHS, 2:16.62. 35, Cederquist, Kara, GBHS, 34.83. upside the head and ran them off. When asked why he Niceville, 86. 8, Gulf Breeze, 85.8, 2, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS, 1:59.61. 5, Parsons, Chrissy, Navarre, 2:16.69. 36, Abbott, Dabney, GBHS, 35.60. Catholic, 85. 10, Navarre, 49. 11, 3, Kearns, Laura, Ruth, 2:06.65. 6, Strom, Olivia, CHOC, 2:17.95. 38, Remitar, April, GBHS, 36.71. took the risk, he painlessly replied: Tate, 25. 12, Bay, 8. 12, Rutherford, 4, Dubose, Hayley, PHS, 2:10.49. 7, Hove, Victoria, Mosley, 2:18.07. “None of your dang business!” 8. 14, West Florida, 4. 5, Lee, Madison, PHS, 2:12.70. 8, Branham, Katie, Arnold, 2:25.52. Boys 50 Yard Freestyle Go painlessly with Thera-Gesic® 6, McDermott, Sarah, Mosley, 2:13.14. 17, Thames, Megan D, GBHS, 1, Simmons, Jesse J, Fort Walton, 22.84. THG-08916 Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 7, VerSteeg, Linsi N, Ft Walton, 2:34.21. 2, Freeman, Matt, Washington, 23.16. 1, Mosley 1:57.14. 2:14.77. 22, Brown, Anzu, GBHS, 2:43.67. 3, Simmons, Joshua W, Fort Walton, 23.52. 2, Washington 1:59.18. 8, Moorer, Taylor, Navarre, 2:16.36. 4, Miner, Christopher, Arnold, 23.77. 3, Choctawhatchee 2:01.32. 22, Williams, Erin, GBHS, 2:32.37. Boys 200 Yard IM 5, Newman, Jordan, Mosley, 24.17. 4, Fort Walton Beach 2:02.94. 32, Sarra, Kevyn, GBHS, 2:46.29. 1, Mancao, Matt, Catholic, 2:00.49. 5, Stevens, David J, Fort Walton, 24.17. 5, Pensacola High 2:04.29. 41, Gross, Haley, GBHS, 3:06.17. 2, Boslet, Michael, Tate, 2:05.42. 7, Adams, Ryan, CHOC, 24.49. 6, Niceville 2:07.03. 3, Bronnenberg, Cody H, Arnold, 2:06.15. 8, Moses, Devon, Cratholic, 24.50. 7, Gulf Breeze (Thames, Megan Boys 200 Yard Freestyle 4, Perdomo, Michael, Mosley, 2:08.80. 14, Dalton, Colby, GBHS, 26.51. D; Brown, Anzu; Nguyen, Thy K; 1, Sanborn, Brian, PHS, 1:52.48. 5, Williams, Joshua D, Fort Walton, 2:10.65. 23, Rocket, Johnny C, GBHS, 27.33. Nowak, Michala), 2:07.54. 2, Mai, Tam, Washington, 1:53.40. 6, Bryant, Matthew, Mosley, 2:10.73. 32, Roupe, Jacob, GBHS, 29.48. 8, Arnold 2:07.89. 3, Conant, Cody S, Fort Walton, 1:55.92. 7, Whitehurst, Michael, CHOC, 2:14.19. 4, Adams, Ryan, CHOC, 1:55.98. 8, Stevens, David J, Fort Walton, 2:14.50. Girls 100 Yard Butterfly Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay 5, Mackenzie, Joseph I, Fort 11,Thames, Shane D, GBHS, 2:17.52. 1, McDermott, Mary, Mosley, 1:02.46. 1, Fort Walton Beach 1:47.44. Walton, 1:57.95. 18, Ratte, Justin, GBHS, 2:26.28. 2, Duke, Zoe, Washington, 1:04.76. 2, Pensacola High 1:47.50. 6, Jestice, Dylan, Mosley, 1:59.27. 3, Seaman, Brielle, Mosley, 1:06.02. 3, Mosley 1:47.87. 7, Cain, Cameron D, Ft .Walton, 2:00.62. Girls 50 Yard Freestyle 4, Mitchell, Kaitlin M, Washington, 1:06.48. 4, Washington 1:51.27. 8, von Blankenburg, Troy, Arnold, 2:01.29. 1, Hilton, Candice, Mosley, 25.92. See Swim, Page 7C 6 Meet the 2008-09 GBHS dance team

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Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News A family win Kyle Magnes (left) and his father Scott (right) celebrate the Dolphins’ 31-24 win over Tate Friday, their first of the season.

DOLPHINS: Photo by David Standridge GBHS gets first win Stops like this one by Maury Goldstein (74), Tyler Williams (14), Max Cyr (65) and Blake Cannon (45) were common in Continued from Page 1C fourth and four) with 8:10 left in the Dolphin JV’s 13-6 win over Tate Thursday. the game made it a 24-17 game. second half with a 13-play drive The four minute scoring drive that ended with Schnackenberg was the shot in the arm their JV earns first high throwing a nine-yard defense needed as they picked off touchdown pass to White. a Schnackenberg pass three plays Farmer’s PAT with 5:15 left in later, returning it to the Dolphin 17. school win over Tate the third quarter made it 17-3. Three plays later, Ford scored BY SCOTT PAGE Danny Gibble would nail a 21 The 65-yard scoring drive was from six yards out. Cicheskie’s yard field-goal with 38 seconds aided by a late hit, a roughing the kick with 5:58 left tied the game. Gulf Breeze News left to give GB a 7-6 lead. passer penalty that negated a The Dolphins would take four [email protected] On the final play of the game, Schnackenberg interception and minutes, 43 seconds off the clock Stephen Crowhurst sacked the an offsides call on third and three before scoring the game-winner. The Dolphin junior varsity Tate QB forcing a fumble, and against the Aggies. GBHS benefitted by an offsides football team notched its first Josh Crabtree scooped up the “He’s a kid with a lot of call on the Aggies on a fourth and high school win Thursday with a loose ball and took it into the courage,” Nemith of White, who two near midfield and another bizarre 13-6 victory over Tate. endzone, making the final score caught four passes for 102 offsides call on third and eight. It wasn’t pretty and some 13-6. yards. “We try to protect him as Two plays later, Schnackenberg’s help from Tate was needed, but Tate ninth grade 12, much as we can in practice two-yard keeper on fourth down the Dolphins will take it. Dolphins 0 where he can still get prepared moved the chains again. There were no offensive A 62-yard touchdown run for games and then put him in “They ran a defense that touchdowns scored in the game. with 5:18 left in the game sealed situations where he can make snuffed it out and Kyle did a The Dolphin defense held Tate’s the win for Tate Thursday. plays for us. It’s wonderful to wonderful job of seeing that,” offense scoreless. The Aggies’ Mason Barnes caught a pair see that happen for him and for Nemith said. “Our backside only points came on an of passes from Jordan Bennett our kids to watch that unfold in offensive line did a wonderful job interception returned for a TD to open the second half before an interception stopped the front of you is a blessing.” of maintaining their blocks and he on the Dolphins’ first drive of drive. Q Ford, who led the Aggies was able to cut back and get a first the game. The Dolphins would get the with 143 yards rushing, picked up down. If that play didn’t happen, The Aggies held a 6-0 Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News advantage for much of the game ball back when Cody Daly made more than half of those yards on then we wouldn’t have had a as the GBHS offense was also a fourth down stop, but a pair of a 73-yard touchdown run the first chance to get that touchdown.” Hero of the day held in check. Late in the third sacks would force a Dolphin Cody Warford, who didn’t Head coach Chris Nemith celebrates with Jeff White, who play after the kickoff. The PAT quarter however, the game got punt. catch a pass all game, broke up scored three touchdowns, including the game-winner. cut the Dolphin lead to 17-10. very bizarre. The Aggies would add their But with the quick score, the a pass on fourth down with 44.2 excited to watch it all happen.” package. When you play someone After the Dolphin defense second touchdown on their next Aggie defense was back on the seconds left to seal the win. Another challenge looming that’s as complicated as they are forced Tate into a fourth and drive and added a third on a 70 field again. The Dolphins treated Rinke had 86 yards rushing on The Dolphins return home for offensively, we’ve got to be long inside their 10-yard line, yard interception return, but a them to another 13-play drive, 21 carries as the Dolphins the first time in three weeks simpler and sounder on defense.” the Aggies decided to concede a block in the back negated the which ended with Schnackenberg averaged 4.3 yards per carry. tomorrow when they host the “These kids have a great safety. The Aggies did it again in score. scoring from a yard out with 2.1 Schnackenberg added 48 yards seventh-ranked Fort Walton opportunity to do something, the fourth quarter, bringing the Bennett threw a pair of fourth seconds left in the quarter. rushing on six carries, while White Beach Vikings. The offensive really, really special. I hope score to 6-4. down conversion passes to Gulf Breeze was a perfect 4-for- caught four passes for 102 yards. line will again be asked to they’ll hold fast to this chance and With less than three minutes Andrew Zambetti on that drive. 4 on third down conversions in the Defensively, E.J. Troup led perform above and beyond as the this moment. We’ll just have to left in the game, the Dolphins Zambetti caught a two-point drive - an 11-yard run by Rhys the Dolphins with 14 tackles, Vikings boast a pair of Division I have a great week of preparation recovered a Tate fumble at the conversion pass in the Rinke on third and 10, a 27-yard while White had 10. recruits on their defensive front. and go into it with confidence. Aggies 32. Dolphins’ season opening loss pass play from Schnackenberg to “These kids proved they have a “So we’ve got to create some I’m excited about what these kids Several good runs from Alec to Pace. White (on third and nine), a 13-yard lot of resolve. They’ll do what things where we can’t ask our did and where they’re going with Boyce and Jay Halford took the Josh Monserrate caught a 30- pass play from Schnackenberg (on you ask them to do. It’s a shame kids to single block them all their attitudes and their morale.” ball inside the 10 with less than yard pass from Bennett on the third and nine) and a nine-yard that the people that decided not to night long. 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Dolphin 3) Gunnar Williamson 1.6 The Top Master Angler 1) John Chivington Jr. 3.2 Bonita Award went to Dennis Miller for 2) Tanner Brexton 2.8 1) Alec Grimes 3.9 his 6.7 lb. redfish, The top Lady 3) Robert Barnes 2.6 2) Courtney Radcliffe 3.6 Flounder 3) Ryan Gay 3.6 Angler was Danielle Butler for 1) Doug Manning 5.0 Croaker/Pinfish her 2.3 lb. Skipjack, while 2) Dale Hall 4.0 1) Austin Phipps 1.2 Sierra Mitchem was the Jr Lady 3) Mike Clark 3.8 2) Tripp Abshire 1.0 NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE Angler with her 2.3 lb. Blue Grouper 3) Ryleigh Maxwell 0.7 Fish and 5.8 lb. Spanish 1) Lynn Jones 10.6 Flounder AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE 2) Ron Byrd 7.6 1) Jamie Snow 2.6 Mackerel. Austin Phipps was 3) David Woodley 6.4 2) Danielle McNabb 2.3 the Male Angler with a record King Mackeral 3) Brent Perez 1.5 The Santa Rosa County Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners will 1.2 lb. 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The hearings are scheduled as follows: said he slept with the trophy 3) Debbie Radcliffe 9.4 Redfish Redfish 1) Benjamin Linkous 6.6 Sunday night and was the 1) Dennis Miller 9.7 2) James Mitchem 6.5 Local Planning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): biggest thrill of his life,” 2) Scott Stillman 5.6 3) Tyler Maxwell 5.4 Thursday, October 9, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. Pergande said. 3) Justin Herrin 5.5 Red Snapper Over 60 percent of the fish Red Snapper 1) John Chivington Jr. 8.4 weighed in were junior angler 1) Roger Fulford 10.5 2) Alyssa Gay 6.5 Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): 2) Dick Robson 9.6 3) Daniel Green 6.4 Thursday, October 23, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. catches. 3) John Chivington 8.6 Skipjack “It was a total club effort Sheepshead 1) Malia Barnes 3.6 since a good portion of the catch 1) Justin Herrin 3.1 2) David Miller 3.5 Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board was donated to the Sertoma 2) Randy Kea 2.3 3) Tyler Hyma 3.5 Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Local 3) Mike Clark 2.3 Spanish Mackeral Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinance entitled: cooking crew which provided Skipjack 1) Sierra Mitchem 5.8 the fish, hamburgers and hot 1) Danielle Butler 3.0 2) James Mitchem 5.6 dogs for all the participants, 2) Kreg Corpstein 2.8 3) Logan Brown 3.2 Ordinance No. 1: family and friends,” Pergande 3) Keith Prows 2.6 Speckled Trout said. “The Sertoma club Spanish Mackeral 1) Trevor White 3.7 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING 1) Bryan Nobles 6.1 2) Dalton Renfroe 3.3 appreciated all of the 100 + local 2) Corey Maxwell 5.4 3) Jamie Snow 2.0 ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; CHANGING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS sponsors who were involved in 3) Dustin Hyland 4.7 White Trout DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO their annual fund raising effort.” Speckled Trout 1) Trevor White 1.0 THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS Award winners were as 1) Jeremy Hogue 2.8 2) Brent Perez 0.8 DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; 2) Mark Olvera 2.7 3) Logan Brown 0.7. follows: AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND V-BALL: GBHS second at tourney PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Continued from Page 4C Navarre would battle back to tie it at 17 before a service error, followed by seven straight points from Eddy closed out the game. Davidson opened game three with four points on serve, which included a kill and a block from Eddy. GBHS would stretch the lead out to 8-2 before Navarre Zoning District Amended: from RR1 Zoning District Amended: from R1 took a 13-12 lead. (Rural Residential District) to HCD (Single Family Residential District) to R1A An ace from Zuniga made it (Highway Commercial Development (Single Family Residential District) - total 23-17 before Navarre mounted a District) - total approximately 1.8 (+/-) approximately 0.17 (+/-) acres. final charge, getting to within acres. 24-23 before Lacie Brothers’ Future Land Use Designation Amended: block sealed it. Crowell also had from Single Family Residential to 16 kills, tying a career-high. Commercial. Bass added seven kills. Alison Milam had 10 digs, while Zuniga added eight and Eddy Ordinance No. 2: seven. Powers had 29 assists. GBHS second at Gulf AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING Coast Tourney THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMEND- The Lady Dolphin volleyball ING LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE SECTIONS 2.10.02, 2.10.04, 3.00.01, 4.03.03, team’s streak of consecutive Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 4.03.06 AND 6.05.01 THROUGH 6.05.21 REVISING THE SUBDIVISION LAYOUT matches and games won ended at Katie Stanhagen sets the ball for the unbeaten JV team. AND DESIGN REQUIREMENTS, REVISING THE BUILDING SETBACKS ALONG six and 18, respectively as they COLLECTOR AND ARTERIAL ROADS AND CORRECTING MINOR CODE DIS- advanced to the finals of the Gulf Bass added four kills, while Brothers was 15-for-15 on CREPANCIES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVER- Coast Community College Milam had seven digs and serves as the Lady Dolphins ABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Tournament Saturday in Panama Lauren Alverson five digs. won the second of two pool play City before losing to Panama Lady Dolphins 25-25, matches against Sneads. Ordinance No. 3: City Mosley 25-20, 25-20. Wakulla 14-14 Eddy added five kills, five Eddy had 11 kills in 16 Mosley (12-2) took an early 3- aces and four digs, while AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING 0 lead in game one before a pair attempts as Gulf Breeze Powers, Kylie Conner and Bass THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMEND- of Eddy aces tied gave GBHS (8- avenged 2005 and 2006 season- all had three kills. Brothers and ING LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE SECTIONS 2.12.00, 2.12.01, 6.05.22, 9.06.01; 2) a 4-3 lead. Eddy finished with ending loss to the Lady Eagles. Milam both had seven digs, AMENDING ARTICLES 7 AND 8 CLARIFYING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE HIS- six kills and five blocks and Wakulla tied game one at 3-3 while Davidson had five. TORIC DISTRICT ZONING CATEGORY INCLUDING THE ADDITION OF MINI- made the All Tournament team. before an Alverson kill, followed Lady Dolphins 25-25, Blocks from Eddy and by four service points by Crowell Holmes County 18-9 MUM MAINTENANCE STANDARDS, AND CLARIFYING THE ROLE AND FUNC- Brothers gave the Lady gave GBHS the lead for good. Powers was 9-for-9 serving TION OF THE BAGDAD ARCHITECTURAL ADVISORY BOARD; PROVIDING Dolphins a 13-10 lead, but from The Lady Eagles would force with 15 assists as the Lady FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR there, Mosley outscored GBHS a sideout on a service error Dolphins edged Holmes County. AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 15-7 the rest of the way. before an Eddy kills, followed Eddy had seven kills and Crowell had one of her six by three points from Hayes three digs, while Crowell had The proposed ordinances and maps may be inspected by the public prior to the above kills to tie the game at 20, but made it 12-4. Wakulla got no four kills and Brothers three. scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Mosley would force a sideout, closer than seven in the game. Hayes was 7-for-7 on serves Highway, Milton, Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with then score the next four. Wakulla led 9-8 in the second with a pair of aces. respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they Gulf Breeze took a 6-2 lead in game before a kill by Eddy, followed Lady Dolphin JV 22-25-15, decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County game two after another Crowell by five points on serve from Robyn Navarre 25-16-5 Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is kill. But a serving error, followed Davidson gave GBHS the lead for For the second time this their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists by five straight points on serve good. Eddy had a kill and two of her season, the JV team bounced back and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is gave Mosley the lead for good. four blocks in that run. from a game one loss to win in made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal The Lady Dolphins (from Powers added seven straight three games. Cheyenne Chapman is to be based. GBHS - both teams were points on serve later in the game had seven kills and six aces, while Dolphins) got to within a point and finished with 17 assists. She Katie Stanhagen had 11 assists Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reason- and six aces. Ashley Scott led the twice, the second one on a ser- was 15-for-15 on serves. able modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County defense with 10 digs. vice point from Eddy. Mosley Crowell was 8-for-8 on Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 or (850) 939-1259 to make serves and added seven kills. Lady Dolphin ninth grade scored eight of the last 12 points a request. For the Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received to close out the match. Milam had eight digs, while 25-25, Navarre 14-14 at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service. Brothers had five kills and six Deannette Zuniga had five digs. Shannon Kehoe had 17 points digs. The trio of Eddy, Crowell Lady Dolphins 25-25, on serve, while Torie Gray had and Brothers were a combined Sneads 16-14 13 as the freshman squad 17-for-44 on attacks. Crowell had 11 kills, while remained unbeaten.

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SWIM: GET FRESH! GO NATIVE! Nowak leads GB at Optimist meet Breakfast, Lunch & We cater at your place or ours! Continued from Page 3C 3, McWilliams, Haley A, Niceville, NOW SERVING DINNER 5:49.14. Thurs-Sun (dinner hours) 5, Birmingham, Alexa K, Niceville, 1:08.29. 4, Gladstone, Jessica R, Fort 6, Barberides, Nicole, Mosley, 1:08.72. Walton, 5:50.59. HOURS OF OPERATION 7, Lehman, Staci, Mosley, 1:09.33. 5, Moorer, Taylor, Navarre, 5:53.60. Mon & Wed 7:30am-3:00pm Thurs-Sat 7:30am-9:00pm 8, Jacob, Audrina, Arnold, 1:11.16. 6, VerSteeg, Linsi N, Fort Walton, Sun 10am-8pm 9, Nguyen, Thy K, GBHS, 1:11.90. 5:59.45. Closed Tuesday 27, Sarra, Kevyn, GBHS, 1:27.74. 7, Sheffield, Alyssa, CHOC, 6:08.41. native cafe Boys 100 Yard Butterfly 8, Barth, Jessica A, Niceville, 45A Via De Luna Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 1, Bryant, Matthew, Mosley, 56.31. 6:08.43. (850) 934-4848 2, Perdomo, Michael, Mosley, 57.51. 3, Mackenzie, Joseph I, Fort Boys 500 Yard Freestyle Walton, 59.07. 1, Sanborn, Brian, PHS, 4:57.87. 4, Seely, Casey, PHS-FL, 59.14. 2, Johnston, Christian, CHOC, 4, Ionescu, Alexandru, Mosley, 5:18.82. 59.14. 3, von Blankenburg, Troy, Arnold, 6, Schade, Matthew D, Fort Walton, 5:23.33. 1:00.96. 4, Wilson, Jake T, GBHS, 5:24.11. 7, Freeman, Matt, Washington, 5, Braseth, Michael K, Fort Walton, 1:01.48. 5:27.35. 8, Montgomery, Dallas L, Niceville, 6, Birmingham, Andrew T, Niceville, 1:02.36. 5:34.92. 15, Gunn, Adam A, GBHS, 7, Gunn, Adam A, GBHS, 5:37.00. 1:08.23. 8, Jestice, Dylan, Mosley, 5:37.27.

Girls 100 Yard Freestyle Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 1, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS, 1, Washington 1:46.25. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 55.65. 2, Arnold 1:47.83. Megan Thames competes in the 100 yard breaststroke. 2, Macfarlane, Maddie, PHS, 56.37. 3, Mosley 1:48.25. 3, Griffith, Logan M, Fort Walton, 4, Fort Walton 1:48.78. 1, Spock, Ross A, Niceville, 55.73. 3, Boslet, Michael, Tate, 1:03.55. 57.04. 5, Rutherford 1:52.39. 2, Bronnenberg, Cody H, Arnold, 4, Schade, Matthew D, Fort Walton, 4, Hilton, Candice, Mosley, 57.22. 6, Choctawhatchee 1:53.36. 57.13. 1:03.82. 5, Branham, Katie, Arnold, 57.50. 7, Navarre 1:54.15. 3, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 57.86. 5, Mai, Tam, Washington, 1:07.73. 6, Worthylake, Sarah A, 8, Niceville 2:01.11. 4, Williams, Joshua D, Fort Walton, 6, Reece, Matthew, Mosley, 1:07.74. Washington, 57.96. 9, Gulf Breeze (Brown, Anzu; 58.86. 7, Hodge, Chris, Navarre, 1:10.55. 7, Carter, Kendall, CHOC, 58.61. Stuckey, Emily; Williams, Erin; 5, Seely, Casey, PHS, 58.95. 8, McIntyre, Duncan, Arnold, 8, Olstad, Kyle, Mosley, 58.93. Sarra, Kevyn) 2:02.61. 6, Whitehurst, Patrick, CHOC, 1:10.86. 38, McEachern, Joi, GBHS, 1:00.99. 11, Thames, Shane D, GBHS, 1:19.36. Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 7, Williams, Nathan, Mosley, 1:11.39. 42, Remitar, April, GBHS, 1:22.74. 1, Fort Walton Beach 1:32.70. 1:01.66. 20, Dalton, Colby, GBHS, 1:15.53. 44, Fockler, Jacquie, GBHS, 2, Washington 1:35.28. 8, Kob, John, Mosley, 1:03.50. 33, Roupe, Jacob, GBHS, 1:23.71. 1:25.27. 3, Catholic 1:36.60. 19, Ratte, Justin, GBHS, 1:09.96. 4, Mosley 1:37.21. Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay Boys 100 Yard Freestyle 5, Arnold 1:38.61. Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke 1, Mosley 3:48.77. 1, Spock, Ross A, Niceville, 49.55. 6, Choctawhatchee 1:39.68. 1, Evans, Sara, Mosley, 1:10.02. 2, Pensacola High 3:55.54. 2, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 50.02. 7, Navarre 1:40.14. 2, Olstad, Kyle, Mosley, 1:11.40. 3, Choctawhatchee 4:00.44. 3, Simmons, Jesse J, Fort Walton, 8, Pensacola 1:43.04. 3, Nicholson, Haley, Washington, 4, Arnold 4:05.07. 50.73. 10, Gulf Breeze (Rocket, Johnny 1:11.62. 5, Fort Walton 4:07.86. 4, Whitehurst, Patrick, CHOC, C; Wein, Bryce E; Ellington, 4, Troia, Allison, BayL, 1:12.51. 6, Niceville 4:11.49. 52.21. Calvin J; Ratte, Justin), 1:48.99. 5, Gazia, Nicole S, Arnold, 1:13.11. 7, Gulf Breeze (Nguyen, Thy K; 5, Conant, Cody S, Fort Walton, 6, Baumgartner, Shelby N, Niceville, Sarra, Kevyn; Thames, Megan; 52.61. Girls 100 Yard Backstroke 1:13.57. Nowak, Michala N) 4:13.64. 6, Cain, Cameron D, Fort Walton, 1, Macfarlane, Zoe, PHS, 1:01.61. 7, Macfarlane, Zoe, PHS, 1:15.24. 8, Navarre 4:16.63. 52.76. 2, Corvo, Cheryl, CHOC, 1:02.24. 8, Whitehurst, Megan, CHOC, 7, Mariano, Frankie A, Washington, 3, Hove, Victoria, Mosley, 1:04.27. 1:16.64. Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay 53.55. 4, Duke, Zoe, Washington, 1:07.44. 9, Thames, Megan D, GBHS, 1, Fort Walton 3:27.94. 8, Miner, Christopher, Arnold, 53.64. 5, Martinson, Alex, Ruth, 1:08.11. 1:18.18. 2, Mosley 3:35.10. 17, Wein, Bryce E, GBHS, 59.71. 6, Lee, Madison, PHS, 1:09.76. 18, Brown, Anzu, GBHS, 1:23.24. 3, Pensacola High 3:39.00. 28, Ellington, Calvin J, GBHS, 7, Nguyen, Thy K, GBHS, 1:10.12. 29, Williams, Erin, GBHS, 1:30.43. 4, Niceville 3:41.40. 1:04.56. 8, Broersma, Bonnie, Mosley, 39, Abbott, Dabney, GBHS, 5, Choctawhatchee 3:42.62. 1:11.17. 1:46.91. 6, Gulf Breeze (Wilson, Jake T; Girls 500 Yard Freestyle 27, Stuckey, Emily, GBHS, 1:26.86. Gunn, Adam A; Thames, Shane D; 1, McDermott, Mary, Mosley, 31, Platt, Cayla, GBHS, 1:34.94. Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke Gunn, Ross R), 3:46.59. 5:19.71. 1, Mancao, Matt, Catholic, 1:01.25. 7, Navarre 3:55.25. 2, Strom, Olivia, CHOC, 5:27.22. Boys 100 Yard Backstroke 2, Stone, Ethan, PHS, 1:03.23. 8, Washington 3:57.19. Blue Mini Mites post another shutout The GBSA Blue Mini Mites Trenton Lamar, Ethan Turner, Garbell. Michael Hawkins went This posted their third consecutive Chandler Burtt, Nathan Golmon 4-for-4 on two-point kicks, shutout Saturday, beating and Ben Petkovic have allowed while Cannon, Andy Creech, OCTOBER Northwest Escambia 32-0. only two first downs in their Chris Beck and Hawkins helped Brent Williams scored two first three games. the defense post a shutout. touchdowns, as did Chance The White Mini Mites have Blue Mites edge A&G Gulf Breeze News Napier (with one a TD catch). outscored their three opponents 79-0. Matthew Hawkins scored on Colin Whibbs also scored a Blue Midgets blank Brent a three-yard run as the Blue salutes... touchdown. The Blue Midgets used three Mites edged Albritton and Gant Coleman Burtt and Williams long scoring plays to shut out Sept. 13. were a combined 4-for-4 passing. Brent White 32-0. J.C. Carroll made the two- Alex Tirado, Kyle Muldoon, Robbie McLin scored on a point kick, while Gavin Mayes Cameron Knapp, Kevin Dorf, short run before Dylan Cannon had a strong game on both sides Spencer Abney, Thomas and Kale Jarvis scored on 40- of the ball. Goodroe and Andrew Houser yard touchdown runs. Editorial Note: The provided the blocking on the Brandon Aydelott threw a 35- preceding was comprised of offensive line, while the group yard touchdown pass to Brian reports from coaches.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C September 25, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS College sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Morris scores first goal as third-ranked UWF wins second best on the team among Louisiana- digs in Hayes, Skislak among conference best position players. Lafayette's SAPC’s first half - in the Lady Argos' 2- Doug Baldwin (Class of ‘07) 44-27 win five-set loss BY JASON THOMPSON 1 win over defending national caught two passes for 49 yards over Kent to Belmont Gulf Breeze News champion Tampa Friday. It in Stanford’s 23-10 win over State Abbey on [email protected] marked the first time this season San Diego State Saturday. Saturday. Sept. 16. Morris hasn’t played the full 90 His seven catches for 98 Aaron As of UWF defender Kaley Morris minutes, snapping a streak of yards are both second best for Hill (Class Sept. 16, (Class of 605 the 2-2 of ‘06) start- Hayes is 2006) set a consecutive three minutes in the win. Cardinal. ed a center fifth in pair of firsts minutes Brad and made a Conference Morris played all 90 minutes Hill Hayes in a span of played. - and scored her first goal of the McGuire tackle in Carolinas three days Former season - in UWF’s 2-0 win over (Class of LaGrange College’s 38-14 win with 6.84 assists per game. last Lady Barry College Sunday. Robles ‘07) saw at Maryville College Saturday. Former Lady Dolphin team- weekend in Dolphin played 15 minutes for the Lady some play- Jamie Hayes (Class of ‘06) mate Corie Skislak (Class of Tampa. Noelle Argos (7-0-1), who are currently ing time, had 47 assists and 20 digs in St. ‘04), who plays for Mount Morris Robles ranked third in the country in but didn't Andrews College's five-set loss Olive College, is ninth in the played the (Class of Division II. record any to Pfeiffer College Saturday. conference in hitting first half - ‘08) played Morris’ 695 minutes played is stats in She had 49 assists and eight percentage (.213). and only the Morris Robles McGuire

ACC STANDINGS Heard it through SEC STANDINGS Atlantic Division East Division Div. All Div. All Wake Forest 1-0 4-0 the grape Vines Vanderbilt 2-0 4-0 Clemson 1-0 3-1 Florida 1-0 4-0 Maryland 0-0 3-1 ■ Gulf Breeze man has Georgia 1-0 4-0 Boston College 0-1 2-1 spent 11 years as Head Kentucky 0-0 3-0 Linesman in SEC Florida State 0-1 2-1 Tennessee 0-1 1-2 N.C. State 0-1 2-2 As college football fans, S.Carolina 0-2 2-2 we can all admit to Coastal Division West Division complaining, on more than Virginia Tech 2-0 3-1 Alabama 1-0 4-0 Georgia Tech 1-1 3-1 one occasion, about the officiating. We tend to LSU 1-0 3-0 Duke 0-0 2-1 Chamber’s Annual liberally blast the ‘zebras’ ‘Breakfast of Champions’ on Auburn 1-1 3-1 Miami 0-0 2-1 whenever we get the chance, Wednesday, Sept. 17, and Arkansas 0-1 2-1 Virginia 0-0 1-2 and sometimes rightfully so. addressed that notorious call. Ole Miss 0-1 2-2 North Carolina 0-1 2-1 Remember Washington “They made the wrong Miss. State 0-1 1-3 vs. BYU? Washington QB call in the wrong situation,” Jake Locker scored a said Vines. Last week potentially tying TD with 2 “We all got our infamous Last Week N.C. State 30, East Carolina 24 (OT) seconds left on the clock and e-mail telling us not to do immediately threw the ball Alabma 49, Arkansas 14 Georgia Tech 38, Mississippi State 7 that again,” Vines said, straight up in jubilation. referring to a message he Georgia Tech 38, Mississippi State 7 Maryland 51, Eastern Michigan 24 Locker was flagged for received from NCAA Florida 30, Tennessee 6 Clemson 54, S. Carolina State 0 excessive celebration, and headquarters. Photo courtesy of Frank Couch / The Birmingham News South Carolina 23, Wofford 13 Boston College 34, UCF 7 Jay Vines has worked as an official for the SEC for 11 BYU blocked the extra point Vines, who is also the Vanderbilt 23, Ole Miss 17 Virginia Tech 20, North Carolina 17 after a 15-yard penalty Administrator for the seasons. He is currently a Head Linesman. LSU 26, Auburn 21 Miami 41, Texas A&M 23 pushed the attempt back to Andrews Orthopedic & Georgia 27, Arizona State 10 Wake Forest 12, Florida State 3 the 18-yard-line. Sports Medicine program, If you’re like me, then Maybe I’m exaggerating In defense of the men in gave an inside look at some you've probably thought on by saying every game is fixed, stripes, they get it right most of the new rules for 2008, at least one occasion that a but it is absolutely true that Saturday 9/27 Saturday 9/27 of the time, and when they blew the lid on some of the game was ‘fixed’ or ‘rigged’ officials have no impact on the (All times Central) (All times Central) don’t, they try their best to coaches around the by Vegas insiders, NCAA rules they are paid to enforce. r-Ole Miss @ Florida, 11:30a prevent future blunders. officials or TV producers. “Rules are made by coaches u-Virginia @ Duke, 11a conference and told colorful c-Tennessee @ Auburn, 2:30p Well, unfortunately, I regret and athletics directors,” Vines 2-North Carolina @ Miami, 11a I can promise you, college stories about some of the football fans and players, fans and players around the to tell you that this year said. “Officials have absolutely a-Arkansas @ Texas, 2:30p r-Maryland @ Clemson, 11a you don't have to worry league. every game has been ‘fixed’ no impact.” p-Kentucy vs. W. Kentucky, 6p 3-Boston Coll. vs. Rhode Island, 12p about another end-of-the- Several of the most by TV producers. Let’s try and give the refs p-South Carolina vs. UAB, 6p a/e-Florida State vs. Colorado, 2:30p game scenario like the one noticeable rule changes “TV producers heavily a break. There’s over 250 2-Mississippi State @ LSU, 6:30p u-Wake Forest vs. Navy, 2:45p that played out in Seattle. involve the game and play influenced the change to the pages in the NCAA rule e-Alabama @ Georgia, 6:45p u-N.C. State vs. South Fla., 6:30p Why am I so sure? clocks. I won't spell out the 40-second play clock,” Vines book, they have no input in OPEN: Vanderbilt a-Virginia Tech @ Nebraska, 7p Simply put, I heard it details, as I assume that you informed the crowd. “They creating those rules, and don’t want games lasting changes are made each year. OPEN: Georgia Tech from a referee. are all informed college Jay Vines, 11-year Head football enthusiasts. I will, three-and-a-half hours Not to mention that the Linesman for the however, inform you that the because they can’t broadcast game is played at a high Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- as many games as they speed by armored giants that Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBs; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports Southeastern Conference, officials have no input in ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports Net; p-PPV. spoke at the Gulf Breeze rule formulation. would like each Saturday.” could squash a referee. Net; p-PPV.

ALABAMA (#9 /10) AUBURN (#15/16) FLORIDA (#4) GEORIGA (#3) LSU (#5/6) The Tide rolled up Auburn only man- Though Florida The Dawgs look The “Mad-Hatter” 328 rushing yards in aged to rush for 70 only amassed to follow an impres- has done it again. a blowout of yards in the loss to 243 total yards, sive win in the Les Miles calls a Arkansas, but they LSU. The defense is the offense was ® desert with a pass play in the final ® will be much tougher to TM also looking to extremely efficient last week. The “Blackout” of Alabama. Coach minute of the game, come by against a Georgia D that bounce back after giving up 398 Gators only had eight legitimate Mark Richt has asked all fans to when LSU was in field-goal range, only gave up 19 rushing yards to total yards and 26 points. Luckily, posessions, and six resulted in wear black to the game Saturday and it results in the game-winning Arizona State. In order for Bama their next opponent, Tennessee, points. Couple that with 258-yard in an attempt to increase UGA’s TD in a 26-21 victory over to win this one, the secondary only gained 258 yards and scored and six-point efforts from the homefield advantage. Last year’s Auburn. The D, which only gave must contain the Dawgs’ big-play six points vs. Florida. For the sec- defense and the Gators are look- blackout of Auburn resulted in a up 70 rushing yards, figures to threats at WR, not to mention ond straight game, Kodi Burns ing very strong. Too strong for vis- 45-20 victory. Bulldog fans are dominate this weekend against Knowshon Moreno. John Parker failed to see playing time. Could iting Ole Miss. I expect an easy looking for more of the same this the woeful Mississippi State Wilson will have to make more that change this week in an win, but don’t be surprised if year as the Crimson Tide is also offense. With the emergence of plays. Going 6-for-15 for 74 yards attempt to revive the Tigers’ rush- Houston Nutt and the Rebs keep highly ranked and looking to com- QB Jarrett Lee, look for the Bayou won’t win this one. ing attack? this one close. pete for an SEC Championship. Bengals to demolish State.

FLORIDA STATE MIAMI CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH FLORIDA (#13/14) SOUTHERN MISS In their first true QBs Robert UCF looks The Bulls are cur- Southern Miss test of the season, Marve and Jacory to bounce rently ranked in the gets a week off to the Noles only man- Harris combined back from its top 15, but another improve from its aged to gain 220 to go 20-29 for first road loss performance like 34-27 loss to yards and scored an ® 239 in the 41-23 win at Texas of the season Saturday vs. the one vs. Florida Marshall last weekend. Once unimpressive three points. The A&M. Miami looks to maintain UTEP.To put it simply, there is International will result in a loss again, QB Austin Davis put up most important number was momentum against UNC, which hope for the Knights’ offense, and a significant drop in the impressive numbers, going 27-29 seven. That is how many is coming off a tough loss to which is ranked 110th or worse polls. 15th-ranked East Carolina for 308 yards and a touchdown. turnovers FSU had vs. Wake. With Virginia Tech and is without its in scoring, total yards and pass- found out the hard way vs. N.C. The Eagles’ problem is stopping numbers like that, the Noles won’t starting QB. The Canes’ D ing yards. The hope comes from State last weekend, and the their opponents. Marshall’s offense beat anybody. One bright spot is a allowed 87 rushing yards last UTEP’s D, which is 113th in Wolfpack will be looking to make is middle-of-the-road but managed D that only surrendered 59 rush- week, and stopping UNC’s scoring and 106th in passing. If it two in a row. Scoring 17 points to score 34 points on 429 total ing yards last week. Without better ground game will make things the Knights can’t find a way to against the 101st-ranked D in yards. These next two weeks are a offense, however, the Noles will extremely difficult for UNC’s back- score this weekend, it will be a the nation is embarrassing. great opportunity for the D to be 2-2 after a visit from Colorado. up QB and result in a Canes win. very long season. Which Bulls O will show? improve before the UTEP game. *Rankings based on AP/USA Today Polls

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Photos by David Standridge Casting RIGHT: Nets The Balloon Man makes balloons for Victoria Chuck Randle Warren Amber Doyle and Jacqueline Fall McGee. reminds us of life’s Sip, sample, rhythm The third week in September savor always beings us to the official end of summer and the beginning of the fall season. Folks line up to sample fare from beach restaurants. The Up north, from where I migrated, Taste of the Beach a success weather encouraged crowds to come out and enjoy the food there was a distinct change in the Sunny days and delicious fare from Pensacola both Saturday and Sunday. and festivities that the day had to offer. weather from summer to fall, but local restaurants attracted crowds to The event featured local restaurants here in the south, that change is not and bars showcasing samples so easily noticed. In fact, we could of their signature dishes, move well into the fall season before which ranged from seafood remembering we had passed that to desserts. moment. The Pensacola Beach’s We are aware in a significant way first ever “Taste of Pensacola – there are not as many tourists to Beach” was deemed a suc- help boost our economy. Its easier to cess, and is one of the efforts get into the restaurants on the beach, to keep visitors coming to LEFT: Eric the parking lots are not overfilled, Pensacola Beach. Jumper, left, and the pace has definitely slowed. Chamber president Jeff and Travis Gone are the crowds from Elbert says the fun will con- Jernigan sam- Memorial Day weekend, the Fourth tinue Oct. 4 with an Art and ple the of July, Blue Angels Weekend. Wine Festival. Sandshaker’s Efforts are made to bring more peo- wares as ple to the beach, such as “Anything LEFT: Jabo Wickes of Marilyn Hoggatt That Floats” races, “Taste of the Gulf Breeze shucks of the Beach” and Corvette show. oysters at the Taste of Sandshaker The morning air has a slight cool- the Beach on Sunday. stands by. ness to it, we don’t perspire as much when walking or running or working outside. We look ahead to such cele- brations as Halloween, Thanks- giving, Beach Christmas Parade, and Beach Optimists honor First Responders at dinner then we move into the winter season! BY MARY CLAUS The The changing seasons and various Special to Gulf Breeze News Pensacola activities remind us that all of life is [email protected] Beach rhythm. Optimists David Drury wrote, “Rhythm is (PBOC) about cadence and tempo, regularity sponsored their annual First Responders Appreciation and measure. Rhythm cannot exist Dinner Saturday, at Hunt Hall at Our Lady of the without two factors: beat and time. Assumption Catholic Church. The Escambia County Our lives have a seeming infinity of Sheriffs, Park Rangers, lifeguards and firefighters “beats.” Each activity and habit we were all invited to take part in the pulled pork barbe- engage in — each relationship and cue with fixings. Area fire- each responsibility — are “moments” Several members of the PBOC made big batches of fighters in that are the beats of life. However, their best chili with cornbread and the first responders full dress, fill our lives have a limited amount of were asked to vote on their favorite recipe. PBOC up on the time. The sun goes down. Deadlines member Helen Randle won the chili “throw down” Pensacola pass. Hairs grey. The years turn. This and now has bragging rights for a year as being the Beach is why it seems like time manage- yummiest chili maker. Appreciation certificates were Optimist ment has become the great unsolv- presented to represented to the Fire fighters, Park Club’s able puzzle of our species.” Rangers and Life Guards by club president, Mary barbecue Inasmuch as the “beats” are unlim- Claus. and chili ited, and “time” is, it’s a great idea to Project chairman Scott Neal worked hard to put the appreciation enjoy those parts of the rhythm - to event together to recognize the sacrifices made by meal given take advantage of every moment to those who risk their lives for our safety on a daily in their make our lives count and to make a basis, and Neal is the president-elect of the PBOC, honor. difference in our world in ways we taking office October 1. can. All of the 2008-2009 officers and board of direc- Submitted tors of PBOC will be sworn in at the Installation photo Banquet, chaired by Louise Greenley, at the Angus Corvettes Restaurant Friday night at 6 p.m. Greenley, Board of Director; Bettie Lee Sundstrom, exceptional & dedicated involvement in championing In addition to Neal as president the following indi- Board of Director; Pauline Huddleston, Board of the causes of the Optimist International and PBOC. strut their viduals will be sworn in at the installation ceremony: Director; Mary Claus, Past President Board of The PBOC meets the first and third Tuesday Karen Jurkowich, Vice President; Kathleen Shelton- Director. evenings at 6 p.m. on the beach at the Beach stuff at show Lowe, Vice President; Sandi Johnson, Secretary; The special awards of “Optimist of the Year” & Community Church House, Via Deluna & Avenida Dave Sundstrom, Treasurer; Chuck Randle, Board of “Rookie of the Year” shall be bestowed upon a couple 18. For further information please contact member- Director; Bev Dufrechou, Board of Director; Louise outstanding PBOC members who have demonstrated ship chairman, Bettie Lee Sundstrom at 384-7436.

Scouts pitch in to clean up This week the coast on Pensacola Beach The Boy Scouts in Den 1 from GBUMC Pack 11 helped with the Florida Inter- Tuesday, Sept. 30 national Coastal ■ Bands on the Clean-up Saturday, Beach, 7 to 9 p.m. at Sept. 20. the Gulfside These boys were Pavilion. The working in the Fort Reunion Band will David Standridge/Gulf Breeze News Pickens area. Their Blue skies and hot cars took cen- perform at the last Den leader is Joy ter stage Saturday at Casino concert of the popular McLaurine. Beach at the “Life’s a Vette on the Bands on the Beach series. Beach” car show. Submitted photo

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NOTICE OF such Certificate will be LT 4 BLK 447, AVALON filed said Tax Certificate NOTICE OF Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 06-4N-28- ty is located in Santa Mary M. Johnson APPLICATION Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest BEACH for the Tax Deed to be APPLICATION shall be redeemed 2850-00000-0351 Rosa County, In the Clerk of the Circuit FOR TAX DEED Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- issued thereon. The FOR TAX DEED according to Law, the Name in which State of Florida. Court of Santa Rosa Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County 0090-44700-0040 Certificate Number and Property described in Assessed: SANDRA L County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY County, Florida Administrative Complex Name in which year of Issuance, the NOTICE IS HEREBY such Certificate will be BUTNER Unless such certificate –––––––––––––––––– GIVEN THAT –––––––––––––––––– at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: JAN Description of property, GIVEN THAT RUTH sold to the Highest All of the above proper- shall be redeemed NOTICE OF CHARLES BODAMER NOTICE OF Milton, Florida on the THEODORE DENY and Name(s) in which it DOCKERY holder of Bidder, at the east end ty is located in Santa according to Law, the APPLICATION holder of the following APPLICATION 3rd day of November, is assessed is as fol- the following Tax Sale lobby of the County Rosa County, In the Property described in FOR TAX DEED Tax Sale Certificate has FOR TAX DEED 2008 at 12:00 noon. All of the above proper- lows: Certificate has filed said Administrative Complex State of Florida. such Certificate will be filed said Tax Certificate Dated this the 10th day ty is located in Santa Tax Certificate for the at 6495 Caroline St., sold to the Highest NOTICE IS HEREBY for the Tax Deed to be NOTICE IS HEREBY of September, 2008. Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: Tax Deed to be issued Milton, Florida on the Unless such certificate Bidder, at the east end GIVEN THAT MTAG issued thereon. The GIVEN THAT State of Florida. 762 thereon. The Certificate 27th day of October, shall be redeemed lobby of the County CUST FOR PINE Certificate Number and CHARLES BODAMER Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2001 Number and year of 2008 at 12:00 noon. according to Law, the Administrative Complex ASSET holder of the fol- year of Issuance, the holder of the following Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate Issuance, the Dated this the 3rd day Property described in at 6495 Caroline St., lowing Tax Sale Description of property, Tax Sale Certificate has Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed Description of Property: Description of property, of September, 2008. such Certificate will be Milton, Florida on the Certificate has filed said and Name(s) in which it filed said Tax Certificate County, Florida according to Law, the LT 15 BLK 2, LYN- and Name(s) in which it sold to the Highest 20th day of October, Tax Certificate for the is assessed is as fol- for the Tax Deed to be –––––––––––––––––– Property described in WOOD PARK, AS DES is assessed is as fol- Mary M. Johnson Bidder, at the east end 2008 at 12:00 noon. Tax Deed to be issued lows: issued thereon. The NOTICE OF such Certificate will be IN OR BOOK 307 PG lows: Clerk of the Circuit lobby of the County Dated this the 27th day thereon. The Certificate Certificate Number and APPLICATION sold to the Highest 28 Court of Santa Rosa Administrative Complex of August, 2008. Number and year of Certificate Number: 12 year of Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 16-1N-28- Certificate Number: County, Florida at 6495 Caroline St., Mary M. Johnson Issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2003 Description of property, lobby of the County 2320-00200-0150 526 –––––––––––––––––– Milton, Florida on the Clerk of the Circuit Description of property, and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex Name in which Year of Issuance: 2001 NOTICE OF 20th day of October, Court of Santa Rosa and Name(s) in which it Description of Property: is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: JUANITA APPLICATION 2008 at 12:00 noon. County, Florida is assessed is as fol- PROPERTY lows: CHARLES BODAMER Milton, Florida on the DRISKELL ESTATE Description of Property: FOR TAX DEED Dated this the 27th day –––––––––––––––––– lows: DESCRIBED IN DEED holder of the following 3rd day of November, All of the above proper- RAILROAD SUB: LT of August, 2008. NOTICE OF BOOK 135 PG 530 Certificate Number: Tax Sale Certificate has 2008 at 12:00 noon. ty is located in Santa 11, LESS S 100' OF W NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson APPLICATION Certificate Number: Parcel ID: 04-1N-26- 1433 filed said Tax Certificate Dated this the 10th day Rosa County, In the 80', LESS S 60' OF E GIVEN THAT Clerk of the Circuit FOR TAX DEED 1549 0000-04000-0000 Year of Issuance: 2003 for the Tax Deed to be of September, 2008. State of Florida. 135', LESS W 100' OF SAUTERNES V LLC Court of Santa Rosa Year of Issuance: 2006 Name in which issued thereon. The N 93', LESS S 100' OF holder of the following County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY Assessed: W B MER- Description of Property: Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate E 100' OF W 180', BLK Tax Sale Certificate has –––––––––––––––––– GIVEN THAT DENZEL Description of Property: RITT SR LT 3 BLK 564, AVALON year of Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed 7, AS DES IN OR filed said Tax Certificate NOTICE OF OR ANGELA DOCK- PROPERTY All of the above proper- BEACH, AS DES IN Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the BOOK 243 PG 164 for the Tax Deed to be APPLICATION ERY holder of the fol- DESCRIBED IN OR ty is located in Santa OR BOOK 471 PG 420 and Name(s) in which it County, Florida Property described in Parcel ID: 03-1N-28- issued thereon. The FOR TAX DEED lowing Tax Sale BOOK 2688 PG 375, Rosa County, In the Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- is assessed is as fol- –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be 3370-00700-0110 Certificate Number and Certificate has filed said LESS OR BOOK 516 State of Florida. 0090-56400-0030 lows: NOTICE OF sold to the Highest Name in which year of Issuance, the NOTICE IS HEREBY Tax Certificate for the PG 406 Name in which APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end Assessed: LIBBRA Description of property, GIVEN THAT CON- Tax Deed to be issued Parcel ID: 04-1N-29- Unless such certificate Assessed: TONY Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County ANN JACKSON RUS- and Name(s) in which it STANCE V HICKS thereon. The Certificate 0000-00100-0000 shall be redeemed SHATUN 1220 Administrative Complex SELL, CHRISTY V is assessed is as fol- TRUST holder of the fol- Number and year of Name in which according to Law, the NAZARENKO, NICK Year of Issuance: 2003 NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., JACKSON SLACK lows: lowing Tax Sale Issuance, the Assessed: WAYNE Property described in NAZARENKO GIVEN THAT DARYL Milton, Florida on the All of the above proper- Certificate has filed said Description of property, WEBSTER, NORMAN such Certificate will be All of the above proper- Description of Property: OR DENZEL DOCK- 27th day of October, ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: Tax Certificate for the and Name(s) in which it WEBSTER, RACHEL sold to the Highest ty is located in Santa LTS 15 & 16 BLK 227, ERY holder of the fol- 2008 at 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the 1163 Tax Deed to be issued is assessed is as fol- WEBSTER A/K/A Bidder, at the east end Rosa County, In the AVALON BEACH, AS lowing Tax Sale Dated this the 3rd day State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2006 thereon. The Certificate lows: RACHEL THAMES lobby of the County State of Florida. DES IN OR BOOK 308 Certificate has filed said of September, 2008. Number and year of All of the above proper- Administrative Complex PG 667 & 10' PORT Tax Certificate for the Unless such certificate Description of Property: Issuance, the Certificate Number: 1 ty is located in Santa at 6495 Caroline St., Unless such certificate OF ADJACENT Tax Deed to be issued Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed PROPERTY Description of property, Year of Issuance: 2001 Rosa County, In the Milton, Florida on the shall be redeemed VACATED ALLEY, AS thereon. The Certificate Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the DESCRIBED IN OR and Name(s) in which it State of Florida. 3rd day of November, according to Law, the DES IN OR BOOK Number and year of Court of Santa Rosa Property described in BOOK 1816 PG 1836 is assessed is as fol- Description of Property: 2008 at 12:00 noon. Property described in 1099 PG 601 Issuance, the County, Florida such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 16-2N-28- lows: PROPERTY Unless such certificate Dated this the 10th day such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest 0000-04612-0000 DESCRIBED IN OR shall be redeemed of September, 2008. sold to the Highest 0090-22700-0150 and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end Name in which Certificate Number: BOOK 1395 PGS 1901 according to Law, the Bidder, at the east end Name in which is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION lobby of the County Assessed: LAURA F 3325 & 1903 Property described in Mary M. Johnson lobby of the County Assessed: JOHN PAT- lows: FOR TAX DEED Administrative Complex RILEY Year of Issuance: 2001 Parcel ID: 04-1N-26- such Certificate will be Clerk of the Circuit Administrative Complex SAIS ANASTASIOS at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- 0000-00700-0000 sold to the Highest Court of Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa Description of Property: Name in which Bidder, at the east end County, Florida Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa 309 GIVEN THAT DENZEL 27th day of October, Rosa County, In the PROPERTY Assessed: CHARLES E lobby of the County –––––––––––––––––– 3rd day of November, Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2001 OR RUTH DOCKERY 2008 at 12:00 noon. State of Florida. DESCRIBED IN OR JARRETT SUCCES- Administrative Complex NOTICE OF 2008 at 12:00 noon. State of Florida. holder of the following Dated this the 3rd day BOOK 1522 PG 737 SOR TRUSTEE at 6495 Caroline St., APPLICATION Dated this the 10th day Description of Property: Tax Sale Certificate has of September, 2008. Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 38-1S-27- All of the above proper- Milton, Florida on the FOR TAX DEED of September, 2008. Unless such certificate LT 4 BLK D OF filed said Tax Certificate shall be redeemed 0000-00426-0000 ty is located in Santa 20th day of October, shall be redeemed UNREC BLACKWATER for the Tax Deed to be Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the Name in which Rosa County, In the 2008 at 12:00 noon. NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the ESTATES, AS DES IN issued thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit Property described in Assessed: State of Florida. Dated this the 27th day GIVEN THAT Clerk of the Circuit Property described in OR BOOK 1040 PG Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be WILLIAM JOHN of August, 2008. CHARLES BODAMER Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be 594 year of Issuance, the County, Florida sold to the Highest WELLS, ELIZABETH Unless such certificate Mary M. Johnson holder of the following County, Florida sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 20-2N-27- Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end PERRY shall be redeemed Clerk of the Circuit Tax Sale Certificate has –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end 0000-00279-0000 and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF lobby of the County All of the above proper- according to Law, the Court of Santa Rosa filed said Tax Certificate NOTICE OF lobby of the County Name in which is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa Property described in County, Florida for the Tax Deed to be APPLICATION Administrative Complex Assessed: JAMES A lows: FOR TAX DEED at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the such Certificate will be –––––––––––––––––– issued thereon. The FOR TAX DEED at 6495 Caroline St., RICHARDS, D H S & Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. sold to the Highest NOTICE OF Certificate Number and Milton, Florida on the W DEVELOPERS INC Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY 20th day of October, Bidder, at the east end APPLICATION year of Issuance, the NOTICE IS HEREBY 3rd day of November, All of the above proper- 3581 GIVEN THAT DENZEL 2008 at 12:00 noon. Unless such certificate lobby of the County FOR TAX DEED Description of property, GIVEN THAT 2008 at 12:00 noon. ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2001 OR RUTH DOCKERY Dated this the 27th day shall be redeemed Administrative Complex and Name(s) in which it CHARLES BODAMER Dated this the 10th day Rosa County, In the holder of the following of August, 2008. according to Law, the at 6495 Caroline St., NOTICE IS HEREBY is assessed is as fol- holder of the following of September, 2008. State of Florida. Description of Property: Tax Sale Certificate has Mary M. Johnson Property described in Milton, Florida on the GIVEN THAT DENZEL lows: Tax Sale Certificate has LT 23 BLK L, BAR- filed said Tax Certificate Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be 20th day of October, OR ANGELA DOCK- filed said Tax Certificate Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate BAROSA TERRITORY for the Tax Deed to be Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest 2008 at 12:00 noon. ERY holder of the fol- Certificate Number: for the Tax Deed to be Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- issued thereon. The County, Florida Bidder, at the east end Dated this the 27th day lowing Tax Sale 1327 issued thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the 0190-00L00-0230 Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County of August, 2008. Year of Issuance: 2003 Certificate Number and County, Florida Property described in Name in which year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF Administrative Complex See Page 3D year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be Assessed: PAUL Description of property, APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., Description of Property: Description of property, NOTICE OF sold to the Highest WILLIAMSON, FAYE D and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the LT 6 BLK 424, AVALON and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end WILLIAMSON is assessed is as fol- 20th day of October, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA BEACH is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County All of the above proper- lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008 at 12:00 noon. COUNTY, FLORIDA Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- lows: Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa GIVEN THAT MTAG Dated this the 27th day 0090-42400-0060 NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: CUST FOR MAR- of August, 2008. PROBATE DIVISION Name in which Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. 313 GUERITA holder of the Mary M. Johnson IN RE: ESTATE OF CATHERINE NELSON, deceased Assessed: LOIS 1425 CHARLES BODAMER 27th day of October, Year of Issuance: 2001 following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit File Number: 57-2008-CP-254 MARIE LEE, JAMES R Year of Issuance: 2003 holder of the following 2008 at 12:00 noon. Unless such certificate Certificate has filed said Court of Santa Rosa Division: ______LEE Tax Sale Certificate has Dated this the 3rd day shall be redeemed Description of Property: Tax Certificate for the County, Florida All of the above proper- Description of Property: filed said Tax Certificate of September, 2008. according to Law, the PROPERTY Tax Deed to be issued –––––––––––––––––– NOTICE TO CREDITORS ty is located in Santa LTS 21 & 22 BLK 552, for the Tax Deed to be Property described in DESCRIBED IN OR thereon. The Certificate NOTICE OF The administration of the THREE MONTHS AFTER Rosa County, In the AVALON BEACH, AS issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be BOOK 1854 PG 878, Number and year of APPLICATION Ancillary Estate of THE DATE OF THE FIRST State of Florida. DES IN OR BOOK 391 Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest TOGETHER WITH Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED Catherine Nelson, PUBLICATION OF THIS PG 849 year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end ESMT FOR INGRESS Description of property, Deceased, whose date of NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- Description of property, County, Florida lobby of the County & EGRESS and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY death was June 13, 2007, NOT FILED WITHIN THE shall be redeemed 0090-55200-0210 and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex Parcel ID: 24-2N-27- is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT CON- is pending in the Circuit TIME PERIOD SET according to Law, the Name in which is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., 0000-00202-0000 lows: STANCE V HICKS Court for Santa Rosa FORTH IN SECTION County, Florida, Probate 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Property described in Assessed: ANDREW lows: APPLICATION Milton, Florida on the Name in which TRUST holder of the fol- Division, the address of STATUTES WILL BE FOR- such Certificate will be ABRAM, ALICE FOR TAX DEED 27th day of October, Assessed: JERRELL Certificate Number: lowing Tax Sale which is Mary Johnson, EVER BARRED. sold to the Highest ABRAM Certificate Number: 2008 at 12:00 noon. GORUM A/K/A JER- 3086 Certificate has filed said Attn: Probate, P.O. Box NOTWITHSTANDING THE Bidder, at the east end All of the above proper- 1534 NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 3rd day RELL GORUM II, Year of Issuance: 2006 Tax Certificate for the 472, Milton, Florida 32572. TIME PERIOD SET lobby of the County ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2003 GIVEN THAT DENZEL of September, 2008. MIKKI GORUM Tax Deed to be issued The name and address of FORTH ABOVE, ANY Administrative Complex Rosa County, In the OR RUTH DOCKERY All of the above proper- Description of Property: thereon. The Certificate the attorney for the CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Ancillary Estate is set forth YEARS OR MORE AFTER at 6495 Caroline St., State of Florida. Description of Property: holder of the following Mary M. Johnson ty is located in Santa E 90' OF LT 12 & W 10' Number and year of below. THE DECEDENT’S DATE Milton, Florida on the LT 5 BLK 758, AVALON Tax Sale Certificate has Clerk of the Circuit Rosa County, In the OF LT 13, BLK H, Issuance, the OF DEATH IS BARRED. 3rd day of November, Unless such certificate BEACH & E 1/2 OF filed said Tax Certificate Court of Santa Rosa State of Florida. SOUNDSIDE SUB, AS Description of property, All creditors of the dece- 2008 at 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed VACATED 20' ALLEY- for the Tax Deed to be County, Florida DES IN OR BOOK and Name(s) in which it dent and other persons The date of the first publi- Dated this the 10th day according to Law, the WAY ADJACENT TO W issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– Unless such certificate 1334 PG 444, LESS & is assessed is as fol- having claims or demands cation of this Notice is of September, 2008. Property described in LINE OF SAID LOT, AS Certificate Number and NOTICE OF shall be redeemed EXCEPT RD R/W lows: against decedent's estate September 25, 2008. on whom a copy of this such Certificate will be DES IN OR BOOK year of Issuance, the APPLICATION according to Law, the Parcel ID: 34-2S-28- notice is required to be Attorney for Ancillary Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest 1768 PG 1652 Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Property described in 5150-00H00-0120 Certificate Number: served must file their claims Personal Representative: Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- and Name(s) in which it such Certificate will be Name in which 255 with this Court WITHIN CAROLYN M. DOHN Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County 0090-75800-0050 is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest Assessed: DAVID E Year of Issuance: 2006 THE LATER OF THREE Florida Bar No: 752002 County, Florida Administrative Complex Name in which lows: GIVEN THAT RUTH Bidder, at the east end HUDGENS, JANET A MONTHS AFTER THE Post Office Drawer 1509 –––––––––––––––––– at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: FLORA DOCKERY holder of lobby of the County HUDGENS Description of Property: DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- Bay Minette, Ala. 36507 LICATION OF THIS (251) 937-2417 NOTICE OF Milton, Florida on the MILLER, HENRIETTA Certificate Number: the following Tax Sale Administrative Complex All of the above proper- LT 34 BLK B, LAKE- NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS (251) 626-2617 (fax) APPLICATION 3rd day of November, M MILLER 685 Certificate has filed said at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa VIEW ESTATES, AS AFTER THE DATE OF FOR TAX DEED 2008 at 12:00 noon. All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2001 Tax Certificate for the Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the DES IN OR BOOK SERVICE OF A COPY OF Ancillary Personal Dated this the 10th day ty is located in Santa Tax Deed to be issued 27th day of October, State of Florida. 2697 PG 1603, LESS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Representatives: NOTICE IS HEREBY of September, 2008. Rosa County, In the Description of Property: thereon. The Certificate 2008 at 12:00 noon. ALL MIN RTS MARSHA K. COTTON GIVEN THAT State of Florida. LTS 20 & 21, BAGDAD Number and year of Dated this the 3rd day Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 18-1N-27- All other creditors of the 1621 College Parkway decedent and persons hav- Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 CHARLES BODAMER Mary M. Johnson ADDITION #1, AS DES Issuance, the of September, 2008. shall be redeemed 2145-00B00-0340 ing claims or demands holder of the following Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate IN OR BOOK 1840 PG Description of property, according to Law, the Name in which against the decedent's PAMELA D. PATTERSON Tax Sale Certificate has Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed 1250 & OR BOOK and Name(s) in which it Mary M. Johnson Property described in Assessed: MICHAEL A estate must file their claims 20931 Keller Road E filed said Tax Certificate County, Florida according to Law, the 1848 PG 225 & OR is assessed is as fol- Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be THOMAS, KATRISA with this Court WITHIN Foley, Alabama 36535 for the Tax Deed to be –––––––––––––––––– Property described in BOOK 2253 PG 893 lows: Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest LYNETTE THOMAS issued thereon. The NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 15-1N-28- County, Florida Bidder, at the east end All of the above proper- LEGAL 376 Gulf Breeze News 9/18, 25/08 Certificate Number and APPLICATION sold to the Highest 0000-04101-0000 Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County year of Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Name in which 3559 NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Description of property, lobby of the County Assessed: THOMAS A Year of Issuance: 2001 APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex SANDERS, MYRA FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the RESOLUTION is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT at 6495 Caroline St., SANDERS Description of Property: 20th day of October, lows: CHARLES BODAMER Milton, Florida on the All of the above proper- PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008 at 12:00 noon. WHEREAS, S. L and M. V. (Marty) Mitchell, PETITIONED the Board of holder of the following 3rd day of November, ty is located in Santa DESCRIBED IN OR GIVEN THAT ROBERT Dated this the 27th day County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, to vacate, abandon, Certificate Number: Tax Sale Certificate has 2008 at 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the BOOK 1507 PG 840 OR STEPHANIE of August, 2008. discontinue and renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the fol- 1414 filed said Tax Certificate Dated this the 10th day State of Florida. Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- LANSDEN holder of the Mary M. Johnson lowing described property to-wit: Year of Issuance: 2003 for the Tax Deed to be of September, 2008. 0000-00407-0000 following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit issued thereon. The Unless such certificate Name in which Certificate has filed said Court of Santa Rosa The alleyway located between lots 1 through 6 and lots 7 Description of Property: Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Assessed: KENNETH J Tax Certificate for the County, Florida through 12 of Block 11 in the Floridatown Subdivision as LT 13 BLK 546, AVAL- year of Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the SCHARTEL, CYNTHIA Tax Deed to be issued –––––––––––––––––– recorded in OR 1712 Pg. 662, 663 & 664, of the public ON BEACH Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa Property described in M SCHARTEL thereon. The Certificate NOTICE OF records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- and Name(s) in which it County, Florida such Certificate will be All of the above proper- Number and year of APPLICATION 0090-54600-0130 is assessed is as fol- –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest ty is located in Santa Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED AND WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners determined to have a Name in which lows: NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end Rosa County, In the Description of property, public hearing for the purpose of considering the advisability of vacating and Assessed: LILAS K APPLICATION lobby of the County State of Florida. and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY abandoning said rights-of-way, and MURPHY, JULIUS L Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED Administrative Complex is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT HANSEL MURPHY 1440 at 6495 Caroline St., Unless such certificate lows: & PHILIP PRESCOTT WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have on this the 11th day All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2003 NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida on the shall be redeemed holder of the following of September, 2008, conducted said public hearing in conformity to the said ty is located in Santa GIVEN THAT 27th day of October, according to Law, the Certificate Number: Tax Sale Certificate has publication of their intent, and Rosa County, In the Description of Property: CHARLES BODAMER 2008 at 12:00 noon. Property described in 4171 filed said Tax Certificate State of Florida. LT 4 BLK 571, AVALON holder of the following Dated this the 3rd day such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: 2007 for the Tax Deed to be WHEREAS, after hearing all comments concerning said vacation of the BEACH, AS DES IN Tax Sale Certificate has of September, 2008. sold to the Highest issued thereon. The above described rights-of-way, the Board, being fully advised, and it being Unless such certificate OR BOOK 536 PG 65 filed said Tax Certificate Bidder, at the east end Description of Property: Certificate Number and determined that the public interest will be best served and protected by vacat- shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- for the Tax Deed to be Mary M. Johnson lobby of the County SUMMERWIND WEST year of Issuance, the ing and abandoning said rights-of-way, therefore, according to Law, the 0090-57100-0040 issued thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit Administrative Complex CONDO COVERED Description of property, Property described in Name in which Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., PARKING SPACE 4, and Name(s) in which it BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be Assessed: EUGENE L year of Issuance, the County, Florida Milton, Florida on the AS DES IN OR BOOK is assessed is as fol- County, Florida, that the said rights-of-way as herein set out and described sold to the Highest HENSEN Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– 27th day of October, 2022 PG 1205 lows: are hereby vacated and any and all interest to the public shall revert to and Bidder, at the east end All of the above proper- and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF 2008 at 12:00 noon. Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- be vested in the proper owners thereof. lobby of the County ty is located in Santa is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION Dated this the 3rd day 9365-00400-PARK Certificate Number: Administrative Complex Rosa County, In the lows: FOR TAX DEED of September, 2008. Name in which 1461 APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a vote of 5 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 absent, of at 6495 Caroline St., State of Florida. Assessed: RIZ SHAKIR Year of Issuance: 2006 the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, this 11th Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson All of the above proper- day of September, 2008. 3rd day of November, Unless such certificate 1343 GIVEN THAT DENZEL Clerk of the Circuit ty is located in Santa Description of Property: 2008 at 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2003 OR RUTH DOCKERY Court of Santa Rosa Rosa County, In the PROPERTY Dated this the 10th day according to Law, the holder of the following County, Florida State of Florida. DESCRIBED IN OR LEGAL NOTICE 377 Gulf Breeze News 9/25/08 of September, 2008. Property described in Description of Property: Tax Sale Certificate has –––––––––––––––––– BOOK 1875 PG 206

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