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Photo by Joe Culpepper/Graphic illustration by Nancy Fish/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze High School graduates toss their caps into the air to mark the culmination of 12 years of hard work that resulted in 360 students earning their diplomas. But getting there was not half the fun!

BY JOE CULPEPPER GBHS officials delayed the several hundred yards from the High graduates who accepted Gulf Breeze News Inside start of the scheduled 5 p.m. cer- Civic Center halted southbound their diplomas from first-year [email protected] emony at the Pensacola Civic traffic on Ninth Avenue and Principal Jason Weeks. THE MAGICAL MOMENT: Center for 15 minutes to allow Alcaniz Street for another 20 The GBHS Air Force Junior The road to graduation for Photos of graduation late arrivers the opportunity to minutes, further delaying their ROTC Color Guard presented the Gulf Breeze High School candidates receiving their join their graduating peers and arrival. the nation’s flag, and drama Class of 2012 began in autumn diplomas, 4A for supporters to be seated. Some Saturday’s traffic nightmare teacher Margie Simmons sang of 2000 and included numerous PROJECT GRADUATION: graduates arrived even later. marked the second year for ‘The Star-Spangled Banner.’ hills, thrills, chills, bumps and Jason Thompson’s photos, 5C A few motorists headed to problems marring GBHS’ grad- Opening remarks were challenges along the way. Pensacola from the Midway, uation. In 2011, the public- delivered by senior Neal It’s just too bad the final four to Pensacola. Santa Rosa Shores and Tiger address system in the Civic Lacey, who was selected for miles included the always Multiple late-afternoon acci- Point areas were notified of the Center failed just as the ceremo- the honor by his classmates. treacherous three-mile stretch of dents on the northbound side of traffic quagmire by the Gulf ny was starting, and much of Salutatorian Justine Grace and the Pensacola Bay Bridge, the bridge on Graduation Day Breeze Police’s text-messaging that program was unintelligible valedictorian Alex Meade, which was made even more so created a traffic nightmare for alert system and took an alter- for the audience. respectively, addressed the Saturday by amped-up graduates, their families and nate route via the Garcon Point Once this year’s program Joe Culpepper/GBN crowd with words of gratitude motorists leaving Pensacola friends who sat stuck in their Bridge, Interstate 10 and Scenic began, however, frustration over Dylan Ferraro accepts his Beach at the same time hun- vehicles as response crews Highway to the Civic Center. the traffic soon turned to admi- and inspiration. Listening on diploma from Principal dreds of Breezers were headed worked to untangle the mess. Their reward? A passing train ration for the 360 Gulf Breeze •See GRADUATION, Page 4A Jason Weeks on Saturday. City moves forward Accident claims NHS with path expansion graduate’s grandma ■ ■ Additional sidewalk Rebol Battle services will Underage driver Mass., died at include creating complete con- causes 3-car wreck Gulf Breeze would create one-mile Hospital shortly struction documents outlining that killed visitor loop near Rec Center details, geometry and grading after the 6:30 p.m. accident on plans compliant with ADA reg- BY JOE CULPEPPER BY KEELY MCKISSACK ulations, completing design Gulf Breeze News May 31. She was Gulf Breeze News drawings and specifications for [email protected] a front-seat pas- [email protected] the proposed sidewalk as well senger in a west- M. Catyb The Gulf Breeze City as surveying additional areas A 77-year-old Massachu- bound 2012 Council on Monday voted in along the route, and creating setts woman visiting Navarre Nissan Altima driven by her favor of using the civil engi- crosswalk design. to see her grandson graduate son, Alley Catyb, 50, of neering and surveying services The proposed sidewalk lay- from high school was killed •See FATALITY, Page 2A Nancy Fish/Gulf Breeze News of Rebol Battle Engineering, out presented by the council last Thursday in a three-car Related story will run approximately one mile City Hall and through Shoreline exists within the proposed loop, costing no more than $16,000, traffic accident on U.S. ■ Broxson asks FDOT to Park South. In the graphic and the red lines depict areas in a decision to move forward around the Gulf Breeze Highway 98 at Edgewood study intersections, 2A above, yellow lines depict areas where a 6-foot concrete side- with the Gulf Breeze sidewalk Recreational Center, Gulf Drive. ■ On The Spot: What would project. Breeze Library, Gulf Breeze where the sidewalk already •See PATHS, Page 5A Margaret Catyb of Billerica, make U.S. 98 safer? 6A WEEKEND Weather-plus Commissioner asks state to consider paths, sidewalks

your If Lane BY PAM BRANNON letter to FDOT requesting the side- FRI 6/8 SAT 6/9 SUN 6/10 MON 6/11 Lynchard, Gulf Breeze News walks be added. He also wants to MOSTLY POSSIBLE POSSIBLE POSSIBLE Gulf [email protected] have FDOT consider sidewalks or SUNNY STORMS STORMS STORMS Breeze’s multi-purpose paths be built between representative on the Board of County Holley by the Sea in Navarre and the hi 88/ lo 75 hi 86/ lo 75 hi 85/ lo 75 hi 85/ lo 75 Commissioners, gets his way there Navarre Beach Causeway. rain: 40 % rain: 10 % rain: 30 % rain: 40 % will be sidewalks or perhaps even Lynchard said there are too many multi-purpose lanes added into the pedestrian and cycling deaths happen- INSIDE package of repaving of U. S. ing on U.S. 98 to ignore the issue any

home! Betty Allen ...... 7A Fire Reports ...... 2A On The Spot ...... 6A Highway 98 that Florida Department longer. Calendar ...... 2A Gas Watch ...... 6A Opinion ...... 6A of Transportation (FDOT) is engi- “The DOT is getting ready to start Classifieds ...... 7C Island News ...... 4B Police Report ...... 8A neering for next year between Naval its second phase of work on U.S. 98 Crossword Puzzle . .3B Lifestyles ...... 1B Sports ...... 1-4C Live Oaks and Soundside Drive in next year, but they do not have the Call 932-8986 today Tiger Point, in the Walmart area. engineering design phase complete “Mailing Statement on Opinion Page” Lynchard asked fellow commis- yet. I spoke to the government liaison FOUR SECTIONS, 20 PAGES | VOL. 11, NO. 23 | JUNE 7, 2012 sioners to have the county staff send a •See SIDEWALKS, Page 5A

Enjoy your community paper mailed directly to GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 A June 7, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Broxson wants Edgewood Drive, East Bay Blvd. intersections scrutinized

State Rep. Doug Broxson (R- Breezer charged with Chevrolet pickup driven by Gulf Breeze) expresses grief DUI after TP area crash John Ellis, 54, of Navarre. Ellis CALENDAR OF EVENTS over yet another death that TRAFFIC was seriously injured after his occurred on U.S. Highway 98 in A Gulf Breeze man was vehicle was knocked off the the Navarre/Holley by the Sea Thursday, June 7 Navarre last charged with driving under the roadway into a utility pole. area to see what their most Gulf Breeze Master Plan Public Meeting 6 p.m., Thursday. influence and cited for other A passenger riding with Ellis, pressing concerns are,” Broxson Gulf Breeze Recreation Center, 800 Shoreline Drive, Broxson asked the offenses after a overnight traffic Robert Smith, 46, of Navarre, Gulf Breeze said. “Overwhelmingly, folks Florida accident on Wednesday, May 30 also was seriously injured. Both expressed grave concern for the Monday, June 11 Department of on U.S. Highway 98 and men were transported to Sacred safety of their family and Gulf Breeze SSRUS Board Meeting 5 p.m., Gulf Transportation to Portside Drive in the Tiger Point Heart Hospital for care. friends when they enter traffic Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 Shoreline look closely at the area. Lapointe, in addition to the on Highway 98. I am hopeful Drive, Gulf Breeze Broxson intersections of Michael Lapointe, 54, was DUI charge, was cited for care- the intersection where this most Commissioner Committee 9 a.m., Santa Rosa U.S. 98 at driving a 2001 Dodge pickup at less driving, an open container County Administration Building, Board Room, 6495 recent death occurred will be Edgewood Drive and County 2:45 a.m. when he rear-ended and no proof of insurance. He Caroline Street, Milton one along U.S. 98 where FDOT Road 399 in the Navarre area as another vehicle stopped for a was booked into the Santa Rosa Budget Workshop - Constitutional Officers 1:30 will determine a traffic light is they conduct their Highway 98 red light. According to the County Jail. p.m., Santa Rosa County Administration Building, needed as a result of their Safety Commission Boardroom, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Safety Study. The study is Florida Highway Patrol, Study. I’ll continue to work being conducted in response to Lapointe was intoxicated when 14-year-old driver, Fire Department Executive Group 6:30 p.m., closely with the FDOT regard- Emergency Operations Center, 4499 Pine Forest other recent deaths on U.S. 98. he failed to bring his truck to a adult cited in crash ing local safety concerns along Road, Milton “Over the last several weeks, stop before hitting a 1972 I have spoken with citizens in Highway 98.” Investigators Monday still Tuesday, June 12 were reviewing the circum- SRC School Board 9 a.m., School Board Building, stances of a June 1 two-vehicle 5086 Canal Street, Milton 2012 election candidates accident involving an under-age Wednesday, June 13 driver in the 1900 block of Gulf Breeze Toastmasters noon, Fellowship Hall, This is a list of candidates pre-filed for the 2012 election cycle in Santa Rosa Edgewood Drive that left one First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 Fairpoint County as of June 5. Deadline to qualify is Friday, June 8. *- denotes incumbent person with serious injuries. Drive, Gulf Breeze At 9:30 p.m. Friday, Ryan SRIA Committee Meeting 5:30 p.m., Authority's Important dates: Voter registration deadline, July 16; Primary meeting room, 1 Via de Luna, Pensacola Beach election, Aug. 14; General election, Nov. 6. Barton, 20, of Navarre was helping six other people push a Executive Committee Meeting 6:30 p.m., Gulf SANTA ROSA COUNTY STATE/NATIONAL Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 Shoreline non-running 2000 model Toyota Drive, Gulf Breeze ■ County Commission District 1 ■ U.S. Representative, District 1 pickup in a darkened area of Tourist Development Council 9 a.m., Navarre Mark Cotton R Pace Florida Edgewood Drive when a 2007 Visitors' Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre Kia driven by Lane Holland, 14, Tom Stewart R Pace James Bryan D Laurel Hill FL-AL TPO Meeting 9 a.m., SRC Board of County Jim Williamson R * Milton Bill Drummond II Ref Chipley of Navarre collided with the Commissioners Board Room, 6495 Caroline St. Milton ■ County Commission District 3 Calen Fretts Lib Valparaiso other vehicle. Building Code Board of Adjustments 2:30 p.m., Ed Carson R Pace John Herndon D Pensacola According to the Florida Conference Room, Public Service Building, 6051 Old Marvin Fowler R Pace Jeff Miller R * Chumuckla Highway Patrol, seven people Bagdad Highway, Milton Jeff Kelly R Jay Jason Samek NPA Milton were attempting to push and Thursday, June 14 steer the disabled and unlighted Bill Salter R * Pace ■ State Attorney, District 1 Commissioner Regular 9 a.m., Santa Rosa ■ County Commission District 5 Bill Eddins R * Pace Toyota to another location when County Administration Building, Board Room, 6495 Holland approached from the Caroline Street, Milton Lane Lynchard R * Gulf Breeze ■ Public Defender 1st Circuit south in the Kia. Holland failed Pete Southerland R Gulf Breeze Bruce Miller R Pensacola Zoning Board 5 p.m. Board of County Commissioners to respond in time and collided Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton ■ Property Appraiser James Owens R * Milton with the Toyota, and two pedes- Greg Brown R * Milton ■ State Senator District 1 ■ trians, Barton and James School Board District 2 Don Gaetz R * Niceville Romero, 19, of Navarre, were ■ Joseph Pool NPA Milton State Senator District 2 momentarily pinned between Hugh Winkles NPA * Milton Greg Evers R * Milton the vehicles. Romero’s injuries ■ School Board District 4 Josh Hartigan (write-in) Pensacola were listed as minor. Both men Bill Bledsoe Jr. NPA Pace ■ State Representative were transported to Baptist Charles Elliott NPA Pace District 1 Hospital for treatment. Jennifer Granse NPA Pace Clay Ingram R * Pensacola Tuesday, the FHP said Robert Metty NPA Pace Gloria Wiggins D Pensacola Holland was charged with hav- ■ Sheriff ■ District 2 ing no driver’s license, and her Bill Cutts NPA Milton Clay Ford R * Gulf Breeze adult passenger, Jacqueline Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office Report Wendell Hall R * Pace ■ District 3 Holland, 18, was ticketed for Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office. Chris Roper I Jay Doug Broxson R * Gulf Breeze allowing an unauthorized per- Chuck Sloan R Milton Jayer Williamson R Milton son to drive. Felonies Boulevard, Navarre, lewd lascivi- ■ Superintendent of Schools ■ Supreme Court Justice Additionally, Vincent 5/29/2012 ous behavior. George McCormick R Gulf Breeze Fred Lewis Simpson, 19, of Navarre was Ellis, Rhonda Kay, W/F, 41, 6/4/2012 Tim Wyrosdick R * Milton Barbara Pariente ticketed for obstructing the 2500 block of Salamanca Street, Kauder Jr., Wesley Eugene, ■ Supervisor of Elections Peggy Quince roadway. Simpson was deter- Navarre, violation of probation. W/M, 62, 9600 block of Leeward Buck Lee R Gulf Breeze ■ Court of Appeal District 1 mined to be the driver of the Gares, Ole Jon, W/M, 40, 1700 Way, Navarre, aggravated assault. Tappie Villane R Gulf Breeze Simone Marstiller disabled car since he was block of Briza Del Mar Drive, DUIs ■ Tax Collector Stephanie Ray attempting to steer the vehicle Navarre, violation of probation. 5/31/2012 Small Jr., Paul Frank, 68, 3000 Maggard, Teressa Parcena, Stan Nichols R * Pace Ron Swanson while pushing alongside the block of Ranney Drive, Navarre, W/F, 53, 9900 block of Bandera ■ Clerk of Court Brad Thomas other men. two counts of cruelty toward child. Drive, Navarre, DUI. Mary Johnson R * Milton The accident happened just White, Kyle Lee, W/M, 20, Stephens, Jonathan Robert, Don Spencer R Milton more than 24 hours after an 8100 block of Country Bay Blvd, W/M, 21, 1300 El Sereno Place, unrelated three-vehicle wreck at Navarre, violation of probation. Gulf Breeze, DUI. n Circuit Judge (NOP) Edgewood Drive and U.S. 98 5/30/2012 6/3/2012 (Circuit/Group) 1/1 - John Jay Gontarek; 1/6 - David Rimmer*; 1/7 - Marci killed a Massachusetts woman Hawkins, Earl Shane, 32, W/M, Collier, Kevin Darrell, W/M, 32, Goodman; 1/9 - Kevin Wells*; 1/13 - Mary Polson; 1/14 - Linda Nobles”; 1/15 - Terry visiting the area to see her 4700 block of Constellation Drive, 5300 block of Brewster Street, Ketchel*; 1/18 - John Miller*; 1/23 - Gary Bergosh*; 1/24 - Ross Goodman* grandson graduate from Gulf Breeze, violation of probation. Navarre, DUI. Navarre High School. 5/31/2012 6/4/2012 Demott, Jeremy Adam, W/M, Messinger, Marshall Michael 20, 5900 block of Congress Street, James, W/M, 22, 6700 block of CITY OF GULF BREEZE FATALITY 15-year-old Gulf Breeze, vehicle theft, damage Valerie Lane, Navarre, DUI. : to property, burglary, larceny. ■ NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE 05-12 Lapointe, MIchael Frank, W/M, Note: All arrest and police driver is from Alabama 54, 6300 block of Heronwalk reports published in Gulf Breeze Drive, Gulf Breeze, DUI. News are public record and do not Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No. 05-12 was pre- permit and be accompanied by Continued from page 1A 6/2/2012 imply guilt. All suspects are pre- sented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for first a licensed driver age 21 or reading on Monday, June 4, 2012, and will be presented for final Robinson, Clarence Richard, sumed innocent until proven and/or Dracut, Mass., that was hit by a older in the front passenger W/M, 51, 8200 block of East Bay adjudicated guilty in a court of law. reading and adoption at a City Council meeting scheduled for southbound 2004 Dodge seat. The legal age to drive a Monday, June 18, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of Durango SUV driven by 15- vehicle alone is 16 in both City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. Emergency Reports year-old Brianna C. Henderson states. Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: of Dixsons Mills, Ala., which According to the FHP entered U.S. 98 moments after report, Henderson was travel- ORDINANCE NO. 05-12 stopping at a stop sign at the ing southbound on Edgewood GB Fire & Rescue Edgewood intersection. and had properly stopped for a For the week ending June 3, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, A third vehicle, a 2002 stop sign at the U.S. 98 inter- Gulf Breeze Fire and Rescue PERTAINING TO THE COLLECTION OF DEPOSITS FOR NAT- Acura driven by Aaron section. However, she pulled was called for 10 emergencies. URAL GAS SERVICE TO COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS; Partsch, 20, of Los Lunas, into the roadway in front of the These incidents included 4 AMENDING SECTION 19-281 OF THE CODE OF ORDI- N.M., collided with the left Catybs’ approaching car. medical calls, 2 motor vehicle NANCES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR rear of the Catyb vehicle. Margaret Catyb was the accidents, 1 activated fire CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Henderson and Alley Catyb grandmother of 10 and an alarm, 1 fire investigation, 1 mutual aid to Pensacola Beach, vehicle accidents with injuries, A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the pub- suffered minor injuries, while active volunteer at St. Andrew and 1 mutual aid to Midway Partsch and two passengers in Catholic Church in Billerica. 1 extrication from vehicle, 1 lic in the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties may Fire District. watercraft rescue, 2 hazardous appear at the Council meetings and be heard with respect to the the Acura were not hurt. Dixson Mills, listed as To learn more about Gulf conditions (no fire), 6 service proposed ordinance. If any person decides to appeal any deci- The crash remained under Henderson’s hometown, is an Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on calls, 4 good-intent calls and 2 sion made with respect to any matter considered at this meeting investigation by the Florida unincorporated community in to www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ false alarm calls. firedept/index.html. or public hearing, such person may need to insure that a verba- Highway Patrol Traffic Marengo County, Ala., near The structure fire occurred in tim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the Homicide Unit on Monday. the town of Demopolis. the 5500 block of Centerbrook Midway Fire District Place. The fire started on the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be Navarre High School’s Last week’s fatality was the based. back porch and moved towards graduation ceremony was latest in a rash of roadway For the week ending May 31, the house. There was approxi- Saturday at the Pensacola deaths on U.S. 98 since March. Midway Fire District was called mately $8,000 in damage to the Civic Center. Six people have died in acci- for 47 incidents. These emer- home. THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA dents between the Naval Live gencies included 1 structure For more information about BY: MARITA RHODES Questions swirled about the legality of Henderson driving Oaks area east of Gulf Breeze fire, 1 vehicle fire, 1 fire, 26 Midway Fire District, log on to CITY CLERK medical emergencies, 2 motor alone in the SUV. Alabama and and the Santa Rosa-Okaloosa www.midwayfire.com. GULF BREEZE NEWS 6-7-12 LEGAL #1709 Florida laws require drivers county line in the past three age 15 to possess a learner’s months. Police report, see Page 8A

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A June 7, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS GRADUATION: Class of ’12 will do its part to stimulate the region’s economy

Continued from page 1A headed to Orange Beach, Ala., Photography by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News for the traditional school year- were special guests Santa Rosa ending alcohol- and drug-free Schools Superintendent Tim Project Graduation trip. Wyrosdick and School Board According to the Alliance for members Diane Coleman, Scott Excellent Education (AEE) the Peden, Diane Scott and Hugh GBHS Class of 2012 is expect- Winkles. ed to earn as much as $4.3 mil- Whoops, yells and air-horn lion more in an average year blasts from the audience punc- compared to their likely earn- tuated the arena as family and ings had they not earned a high friends voiced their support for school diploma. graduates who, one by one, By the midpoint of their walked across the stage as their careers, these new graduates, names were called. combined, will likely purchase Some of the loudest applause homes totaling in value of as was heard as Dylan Ferraro, a much as $11 million more than cancer patient who has under- what they would have spent gone months of treatment, without a diploma. strode toward Weeks before In addition, they will likely carefully exiting the stage. spend up to an additional One graduate who unfortu- $400,000 in vehicle purchases nately did not get to walk with during an average year. Valedictorian Alex Meade is a National Salutatorian Justine Grace proved her Nick Delgado desires to study sports his peers was senior and Take The spending and invest- Merit Scholar who plans to attend the knowledge of college sports mascots. management and possibly return to Stock in Children Scholarship ments made by these graduates, University of Pennsylvania this fall. She’s bound to be a TCU Horned Frog. GBHS as a basketball coach some day. winner Mic Bourgeois, the son combined, will likely be enough of SteveAnn and Wayne to support as many as 30 new Bourgeois of Gulf Breeze. Mic, jobs in the state and increase the a talented member gross regional product by as of the SoundWave much as $4.5 million by the Band, was severe- time they reach their career ly injured May 15 midpoints. with third- and As a result of increased fourth-degree wages and higher levels of burns during a spending, federal tax revenues Bourgeois backyard acci- are expected to grow by as dent. He is being much as $700,000 during an treated at the South Alabama average year and state and local Burn Center in Mobile, where tax revenues will grow by he has received several surgical $200,000. skin grafts (related story, 5A). “Graduation Day is an impor- After the ceremony, which tant one for students and their was capped by an address by families, but, as these data points graduate Sam Hartman, grads show, it’s also a great day for the shared hugs and posed for pho- local economy,” said Bob Wise, tos with friends and family, president of the AEE. “From the Prom Dutchess Lindsey Compton National Technical Honor Society Richelle Czeck, Hall of Famer, plans to many of whom gathered out- individual student to the bank proudly strolls into the Civic Center inductee Ryan Schulz soon will be be waving her arm this fall as a student side the Civic Center under a branch manager, new car sales- prior to receiving her diploma. doing the Tomahawk Chop at FSU. at Florida State University. glowing orange sun as a bril- man, or realtor, everyone wins liant full moon began rising in when more students graduate the east, ushering in a new era from high school. That’s why the of adulthood. best economic stimulus is a high Hours later, many graduates school diploma.”

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National Achievement Scholarship Shane Halpin finished second in the Softball star Megan McDonald will finalist Summer Andrews will attend nation for the 2011 Inspireum High attend Santa Fe College in Gainesville the Florida State U. Honors College. School Football ‘Rudy Awards.’ on an athletic scholarship.

Josh Wilson raises his arms in triumph Kimberly Morse, known for her photog- Hall of Famer Jordan Bennett removes as he passes past the crowd. Wilson raphy skills, displays a picture-perfect the many honors cords from his gradu- was an AFJROTC standout at GBHS. smile while celebrating her graduation. ation gown.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 7, 2012 5 A City Master Plan meeting is tonight

A public kickoff meeting for the Gulf Breeze Master Plan BRIEFS will be held today (June 7) at 6 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Recreation Center on Shoreline Illegally placed signs Drive. will be moved by FDOT The purpose of the Gulf Breeze Master Plan is to create The Florida Department of a long-term vision and imple- Submitted photo Transportation reminds all citi- mentation plan that maintains GBHS graduate Mic Bourgeois (center) suffered severe burns zens that political signs are pro- and protects the quality of life over 20 percent of his body in a recent accident. He’s hibited on state right of way. and businesses in the city. pictured here with his mother, SteveAnn, and father, Wayne. Florida Statutes provide that Community members will be no signs shall be erected, used, asked to help identify and con- operated, or maintained on the firm issues that should be right of way on the State June 23 book sale addressed in the master plan- Highway System. ning process. Attendees will Political signs placed on state to benefit burn victim also learn more about how to right of way will be removed by get involved in the ongoing FDOT staff and placed at one of The Gulf Breeze High master planning process, the department’s operations cen- School SoundWave Band including a four-day Design ters for pick-up by campaign Boosters will hold a fundraiser Workshop that will occur during personnel. book sale on Saturday, June 23 the last week of June. The roadway right of way to benefit recent graduate Mic The City of Gulf Breeze has includes the roadway surface, Bourgeois, who is hospitalized hired the planning, design and concrete or grassy median, in Mobile, Ala., and being treat- engineering firm VHB intersections, entrance and exit ed for severe burns suffered in a MillerSellen to assit the Baltz Zheng ramps, and a strip of land, usu- backyard accident on May 15. Steering Committee and help ally bordering either side of the Organizers were still ironing Alabama Burn Center. He ini- facilitate the master planning road, which is reserved for out the details of the sale. The tially was treated with ventila- process. shoulders, drainage ditches, location will be the band hall at tion and feeding tubes. To learn more, contact Curt sidewalks, traffic signs/signals, Gulf Breeze High School. More Bourgeois missed Saturday’s Ostrodka, Senior Project fencing, electrical traffic signal than 10,000 books have been graduation ceremony at the Manager for VHB MillerSellen, control boxes, utility lines and donated to the Band Boosters, Pensacola Civic Center. at (407) 839-4006. future road expansion. and all proceeds collected during the sale, including monetary Baltz, Zheng shine donations, will go to the PATHS Bourgeois family to help offset ■ Josie Baltz, a fourth-grad- : Estimated cost their mounting medical expenses. er at Gulf Breeze Elementary Bourgeois, the son of School, won third place out of for paths is $130,000 SteveAnn and Wayne 17 contestants in the county- Bourgeois, was injured in a wide Tropicana Speech contest Continued from page 1A “The nature trail is not used friend’s yard as the boys May 25 at the Milton very often, and I doubt it will be attempted to make a small fire Auditorium. walk must be built to connect used more if it is paved,” said to burn wood chips. After dous- Her fabulous speech was the loop. Bill Fisher at the May 16 meet- ing the wood with gasoline, titled “Friends.” In order to add the sidewalk ing when the loop was pro- Bourgeois lit the fire and flames ■ Andy Zheng, a fifth-grader behind the Gulf Breeze posed. “I’m just concerned that engulfed the left side of his at Gulf Breeze Elementary, set a Recreational football and base- once you put a road in, what upper body including his arm, school record for Accelerated ball fields, some excavation to happens?” hand, chest, shoulder, neck, ear, Reading this year with 1,622 the hill will be necessary and “We take great caution and the side of his face and hair. points. He has read many differ- might involve the installation of care to comments like these, Bourgeois sustained third- ent types of books but especial- a retaining wall. There are plans and we are taking the nature and fourth-degree burns and has ly loves fiction series like the to include low-to-the-ground aspect under great considera- undergone several skin grafts at ‘Septimus Heap’ and ‘Harry walking lights to the sidewalk tion,” Councilman Joe the University of South Potter books.’ on the north side of the loop Henderson said. “People have above the fields. These low bol- been asking for this path for lard posts could be either solar- years.” powered or hard-wired to exist- Gulf Breeze City Manager SIDEWALKS: ‘We need to ing electric outlets. The portion Edwin “Buz” Eddy said that of the sidewalk that runs there should be minimal impact get bicycles off U.S. 98’ through Shoreline South will be to the trees and landscape, as closed at night and will include they’ve elected to construct the Continued from page 1A write two letters to DOT, one no additional lighting. Total loop along an already existing asking for the Gulf Breeze side- cost of creating the sidewalk fire break. for FDOT this week, and he said walks and paths to be included loop is currently estimated to be Paving the loop would make part of the safety audit being in the next design phase for approximately $130,000. it more accessible to runners, done for U.S. 98 right now by the improvements next year to the Council suggested that many bicyclists and parents walking DOT is to look at the possibility highway through Gulf citizens have expressed con- with strollers. Henderson said of sidewalks. I think the FDOT is Breeze/Midway, and a second cerns over any construction that this loop would be a great step looking for direction now from letter requesting a sidewalk or would negatively affect the forward in making Gulf Breeze us, so this is the perfect time to path project be done for forested area in Shoreline a more “bike-able, walk-able” make the request,” he said. Navarre. South. community. Lynchard said there have been four deaths and/or serious pedestrian/cyclist injuries with- in the stretch of U.S. 98 between Midway and Gulf Breeze proper within the last several months. Lynchard said with the new regulations for U. S. 98, the DOT would need to put 4- to 5- foot shoulders on the road with any improvements anyway. “I think we could request that those monies be transferred into sidewalks or multi-purpose paths. I would leave it up to the state to decide which would work best, and whether to do both sides of the highway or just one side. I am thinking they will do both sides of the highway.” Lynchard said sidewalks are Plan ahead for summer fun! 5 feet in diameter, and multi- purpose paths are 8 feet wide. Commissioner Bob Cole would Read like to see multi-purpose paths. “We need to get those bicy- to learn of cles off U.S. 98,” he said. “The multi-purpose path does that. It ● Vacation just seems a safer way to go.” Lynchard said he would Bible Schools request that the sidewalks or multi-purpose paths begin in ● Arts & Crafts Naval Live Oaks where the cur- rent multi-purpose paths end ● Sports and continue to the Walmart area or Soundside Drive. But he ● and General also believes sidewalks or paths need to be done in Navarre Interest Camps between Holley by the Sea and the Navarre Causeway. To ADVERTISE call Commissioner Jim Melvin, who represents the Navarre area, (850) 932-8986 agreed. The county staff was asked to GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6A June 7, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion/Public Affairs Gulf Breeze NEWS On the P.O. Box 1414 Spot: 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway By Keely McKissack Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 What do you think Office: (850) 932-8986 makes the intersec- Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com tions on Highway 98 so dangerous? 2010 Florida Press Association Statewide Award Winner ■ 1st Place - Best Sports Section - Best Spot News Picture ■ 2nd Place - Community Service - Best Obituary - Original Editorial Cartoon - Sports Feature Story - Spot News Picture ■ 3rd Place - Community Service - Photo Series in One Issue - Sports Column - Sports Game Day Story “The volume of traffic is so great that you can’t get across CO-PUBLISHERS the intersections easily.” Lisa Newell Mark Burson Victoria Papajohn Valuable water sources should be protected Mary Esther EDITOR It has been said that potable close proximity. Joe Culpepper water is the new oil. It is Seeing the need for wellhead SPORTS EDITOR absolutely necessary and protection, several Santa Rosa Jason Thompson becoming more scarce. County citizens worked with SALES Northwest Florida has been county planners to obtain a fed- Michelle Carlson blessed with an abundant sup- eral grant to fund a professional Cindy Kennedy ply, but it, too, is dwindling. geological assessment of what OFFICE MANAGER Our drinking water locally it would take to protect these Karen Murphy comes from two main sources: wells from contamination. ART DIRECTOR ■ The Floridan aquifer – a It was submitted to the coun- Nancy Fish ty on June 28, 2011 by a team huge reservoir of pure water in our soils. It is an excellent treat the water – consumers of CONTRIBUTORS of professional geologists the limestone layer far under- source of water, primarily the water have to pay increased Betty Archer Allen ground. Even 30 years ago it known as Advanced Geo because it is clean and it rates. It is an expensive, large- “We are a high tourist area. We Gail Hagan Bowling was thought to be virtually lim- Spatial, Inc. This 2011 report Pam Brannon recharges more quickly. It does scale proposition to replace need sidewalks, crosswalks and itless. However, now when recommends that certain land Julie B. Connerley need more treatment, however, wells that should not have bike lanes so people aren’t run- wells are drilled into the uses be prohibited within the Jack Kale and because it can recharge become contaminated in the ning across the street.” Floridan aquifer, we find that “recharge” area to prevent rain- Melanie Kormondy more quickly it can be more first place. I can also report to fall from carrying harmful sub- Shannon Lumagui Keely McKissack the water is further down each vulnerable to contamination you that our local water compa- Navarre time. In other words, it is being stances into the aquifer and our Janet Thomas from those things we put on the nies are running out of suitable wells. Landfills of all kinds; used faster than nature can surface of our good green places to drill wells. That will recharge it. The beauty of this underground fuel tanks; use, Member: earth. continue to be an ever-increas- water is that it needs little or no production and storage of haz- Florida Press Association Hazardous wastes, toxic ing problem. ardous materials; sewage treatment for human consump- chemicals, sewage, even runoff Fairpoint Regional Utility National Newspaper Assn. tion. It is very pure! wastewater disposal; mining from roads and parking lots System is jointly owned by and petroleum production; Gulf Breeze Area Chamber The Northwest Water have the potential to enter into Holley-Navarre, Midway and of Commerce (“2003 Small Management District is wean- excavations and dirt pits would the sand and gravel aquifer Gulf Breeze water systems. all have to be sited elsewhere Business of the Year”) ing our local water companies near where we draw our drink- Fairpoint water has six pro- in our county. Large develop- Pensacola Beach Chamber such as Midway Water, Holley ing water. You might remember ducing water wells and one ments would have to be served of Commerce Navarre and Gulf Breeze off of that the Emerald Coast Utility test well in an area north of by sewer services rather than Pensacola Chamber the Floridan aquifer. Each year, Authority has lost several very the Yellow River, east of septic tanks, and impervious of Commerce we are allowed to draw less valuable wells to contamina- State Road 87 and south of cover would be limited to 50 Navarre Tourist and less from this limited tion. When replacement wells U.S. Highway 90. The inde- percent. Shortly, all or parts of “Drivers aren’t paying attention Development Council source. have to be located, drilled, test- pendent East Milton Water Santa Rosa County Chamber of ■ this recommended Wellfield on 98 because it’s such a long Commerce The sand and gravel ed and the infrastructure put System has an additional five road without lights or stops. •See ROBERTSON, Page 7A aquifer lies higher up beneath into place to pump, pipe and wells and one test well within People are too preoccupied with LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze phones calls and texting.” News welcomes your opinion. Mandy James We reserve the right to edit a Pensacola letter to fit space available. We Optimist Club fishing rodeo shatters records do not accept letters containing a personal attack on any indi- The Gulf Breeze Optimist between the ages of 6 and 13 Fish were weighed in, prizes vidual. Letters must be limited Fishing Rodeo this year was a learned to tie knots, identify awarded, and at least $15,000 to one per month from an indi- LETTERS great success due in large part to fish, safely release fish, and was raised to support the youth vidual writer. If we receive form actually catch fish! activities of our community. letters, we will print only the first the publicity and support pro- under. Also, many of the ticket The pavilion was packed The Gulf Breeze Optimists one we receive. Include your vided by Gulf Breeze News. holders were between 10 and both on Saturday and Sunday. are deeply indebted to Gulf name, address and daytime We set new records all 16. As an organization dedicat- phone number. around. Three-hundred-fifty- ed to youth, this made it really We served over 400 meals of Breeze News for your help in two anglers participated, includ- fun for our members. fresh fried fish, hushpuppies, making the fishing rodeo such a CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze ing 72 children. Many were This year we added some- slaw, baked beans, cookies and success. You truly are an inte- News is committed to accuracy under the age of 10 and won thing new: a Friday evening, soft drinks. Almost all were gral part of our community! and wants to hear from you if we prizes. We handed out 24 rods before-the-rodeo Kid’s Clinic. donated and provided free to the Don Needle need to make a correction or and reels to children 5 and Forty-nine young people anglers and their families. Gulf Breeze Optimist Club clarification. Please email us “Traffic lights could help some, at [email protected] but the real key is enforcing the with the subject line speed limits better. We need addi- CORRECTION or Gas prices as tional turn lanes down 98 to mini- CLARIFICATION. Or, call Consumers continue to enjoy relief of June 3: mize U-Turns as well.” (850) 932-8986 during Ray Wilkerson office hours and ask for Gas prices are expected to to motorists.” $3.61 Pensacola news or sports departments. continue to follow their down- Average retail prices in National average ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze GAS WATCH Pensacola fell 4.6 cents per News will not be responsible for ward trend this month after quality or discoloration in ads crude oil prices tumbled to fairing any better with both gallon in the past week, aver- - 18.2 cents Prices vs. 1 month ago provided by the advertiser or its their lowest settlement since manufacturing and demand aging $3.29 a gallon Sunday. agents. October. The price of oil numbers down. The price of a This compared with the retreated well below $90 a bar- barrel of oil settled on the national average that fell 4.5 - 16.2 cents Gulf Breeze News is published rel after the U.S. unemploy- New York Mercantile cents per gallon in the last Prices vs. 1 year ago weekly on Thursdays for $35 ment rate rose to 8.2 percent Exchange at $83.23 – $7.63 week to $3.61, according to per year by Gulf Breeze News and employers added the less than the week prior. PensacolaGasPrices.com. Publishing, Inc. Periodical fewest workers in a year last “Across the globe, pes- Prices in Pensacola during $3.29 postage paid at Gulf Breeze, simistic job reports and the past week were 31.1 cents Florida. USPS # 021819. month. Pensacola/Gulf Breeze Europe’s debt crisis contin- demand numbers have added per gallon lower than one Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- year ago and are 31.5 cents tions. POSTMASTER: Please ues to worsen and has pushed nothing but bearish pressure - 31.5 cents to the market during the past per gallon lower than a send address changes to its unemployment levels to Prices vs. 1 month ago Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box record highs, caused the several weeks,” said Jessica month ago. The national “I think we should have more 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. value of the euro to plummet, Brady, AAA spokeswoman, average has decreased 18.2 traffic lights at intersections All content is copyrighted 2011. and demand numbers to fall. The Auto Club Group. “At cents in the last month and - 31.1 cents around the businesses.” Advertising rates are available China, the second largest oil- least it has caused gas prices stands 16.2 cents per gallon Prices vs. 1 year ago Kimberly and Carmelita Winn upon request. consuming country, is not to fall, providing some relief lower than a year ago. Gulf Breeze

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 7, 2012 7 A Pyramid Players to show different side By Betty Archer Allen to ‘Wizard of Oz’ bet t [email protected]

You all know how the Wizard nity businesses and supporters. Garden Club of Gulf Breeze, Driftwood of Oz ends – three clicks of the At 7 p.m., the curtain rises on children and teachers from the Garden Club heels and everyone lives happi- ‘Trouble in Oz,’ where the Santa Rosa County Preschool ly ever after. Right? Players will carry you back to and Scout Troop 11 (who meet The membership of 25 Wrong! the technicolor land of in the Church) have been very ladies has always been gener- The Pyramid Players of munchkins, monkeys and busy creating the Butterfly ous with their time and money Pensacola are ready to take you Yellow Winkies (curious? The Garden located on the north in helping the city of Gulf back on the yellow brick road to only way to find out is to come side of the children’s play- Breeze. In a recent thank-you set the record straight! to the show!). ground on the north side of the note from parks manager Ron On Friday and Saturday, June Admission is free, but church. Pulley, he stated, “It would be 8-9, the Pyramid Players will seating is limited. Call There are both host and hard to look around the differ- present their annual main stage Pensacola Pyramid Director nectar plants; host plants that ent parks in the city and not performance of ‘Trouble in Oz’ Cindy Coleman at (850) 453- butterflies need to lay their see a donation from the at Ashmore Auditorium at 3341 for your tickets to the eggs and feed the caterpillars Pensacola State College evening of your choice. and nectar plants to nourish Driftwood Garden Club. Auditorium. This is a clever Some tickets might be avail- the adult butterflies. Future Water fountains for children’s and witty musical based on an able at the door. Donations plans include Junior Garden parks, water spray for play original script by Ron Fink and will be gratefully accepted; Clubs where children of vari- and cooling, and trees for John Heath. With Dorothy and this show is dependent upon ous ages will learn all about shade have all been gifts of Toto barking at each other, the community support. the metamorphosis of the but- the club.” Wicked Witch of the East claim- So come early, grab your seat terfly – a fantastic example of The latest gift of $1,000 ing she was the victim of a hit- saver (for the first 200 to a pollinator! bought two new benches near and-run farmhouse and the arrive). For more information There were a lot of adults and the children’s playground. Munchkins playing mediators, about Pyramid or the show, visit children who worked diligently Millie Dehn, chairman of the civic concerns committee, and Trouble in Oz picks up where www.pyramidinc.org. over approximately three BEFORE OR AFTER THE BEACH, Wizard of Oz left off, bringing months to create this beautiful Martha Herrington, president a refreshing twist to “happily Presbyterian Butterfly garden. The community is of the Driftwood Garden THERE’STIME TO SHOP! ever after.” Garden to be dedicated invited to join around the white Club, inspected the benches The doors open each night at picket fence for the dedication. with the park manager. They Never the same store twi ce! 5 p.m. with a statewide Pyramid Everyone is invited to attend If you have any questions, were pleased both with the www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com art show featuring fine art and the dedication of the Gulf contact Linda Henderson, site he had chosen and the Harbourtown, Suite 27 jewelry by Pyramid-trained Breeze Presbyterian Church’s President of the Dogwood durable material of the bench- 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL visual artists. There also will Butterfly Garden on Sunday, Garden Club of Gulf Breeze, at es. They thanked Pulley for M - F 10 AM - 6 PM • SAT 10 AM - 5 PM be a silent auction and raffle of June 10 from 9:45 to 10 a.m. 936-4950 or his continued cooperation (850) 934-00492 wonderful items from commu- Members of the Dogwood [email protected]. with the club.

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The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. Before you decide, ask the lawyer to send you free written information about their qualifications and experience. Lane Lynchard, LLM Keely McKissack/Gulf Breeze News Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News GBES kindergartners Taylor Stone, Zoya Millie Dehn, Martha Herrington, and Don McDonnell and Nicole Bearden of Mrs. Pulley inspect the park benches donated by Quick’s and Mrs. Coad’s classes show the the Driftwood Garden Club. tomato plants they received from Rotolo’s. ROBERTSON: Urges public’s input prior to June 14 Planning Board meeting Continued from page 6A our rare and fragile aquifers. and your County If we were to lose this aquifer Commissioners know that you Protection area will be adapted because of contamination, it want to protect the aquifer for into county ordinance. would be a very expensive fix this and future generations. How much protection is still that would raise water rates The Planning and Zoning up in the air. There are devel- significantly for more than half Board will take up this issue A G E S 5 - 1 3 opment interests that would the population of Santa Rosa at its June 14 meeting at 5 June 11—August 10 like to reduce the protections. County. Or, perhaps, we would p.m. in Milton in the 6:00a.m.-6:00p.m. Navarre While current land users would need to learn to live with Administrative Center (U.S. be grandfathered in, there are severe water restrictions the 90 behind McDonald’s). 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m. Gulf Breeze $18 private property owners that way many in our state have to. ■ Located at Gulf Breeze Elementary, per day don’t want provisions that will You cannot live in a home or Mike Robertson, a Gulf West Navarre Primary and Holley-Navarre Primary necessarily limit the future uses run a business without safe, Breeze entrepreneur and of their property. clean water. author, is president of the The Board of Directors of The County Commission Midway Water System. One Low Price Covers Everything Midway Water urges everyone eventually will consider a new who depends on these wells to ordinance that will strengthen • Counselors Trained & Screened voice your opinion. If you live or possibly reduce protection in Gulf Breeze, Midway or for the wellfield aquifer at one • Flexible Days & Multi-Child Discount Navarre, you depend on these of their regular meetings. wells. The Santa Rosa Currently, they are waiting for Planning and Zoning Board their own Planning and Zoning Lunch • Field Trips has been meeting to discuss Board to come up with provi- these protections. They will, in sions for the new ordinance. It turn, make a recommendation is a long, drawn-out and Skating • Movies • Swimming to the Board of County tedious process. The landown- Commissioners. ers and developers have strong Bowling • Games Unfortunately, the Planning vested interests in the outcome and Zoning staff is not recom- of this debate. REGISTRATION FEE: $25.00 PER FAMILY mending to extend most of the If you live or work in Register by Thursday to start camp on Monday. protections specified in the South Santa Rosa County, you Registration continues throughout the summer geologist’s report. The public also have a strong vested needs to take a proactive interest. Please show up to For info about Gulf Breeze and Navarre area Call 934-4095 stance with the County these meetings and let the For info about Milton and Pace area Call 983-5650 Commission to further protect Planning and Zoning Board

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A June 7, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Bishop-elect Parkes leads Mass at OLA REMA Our Lady of the Assumption include housing, food, trans- FI N Catholic Church on Pensacola portation, and a t-shirt. Spots are was chosen by Bishop-elect limited. Contact Joe Driver at Gregory Parkes as the location 932-3594. Termite & Pest Control for one of his last Masses cele- ■ Music in the Park brated in the area as a Priest Outings, June 14 and 21, “To The Rescue Since 1977” before becoming Bishop of the Fairpoint Campus, 5:30 p.m.: Pensacola- Senior Adult Ministries invites Gulf Breeze Tallahassee you to come along for summer 932-9288 ! FAITH Diocese. trips to Evenings in Olde Seville Parkes, Square this month. Meet in the 48, from Orlando, was ordained Chapel parking lot at the as Bishop on Tuesday at St. Paul Fairpoint Campus and travel to Catholic Church in Pensacola. downtown Pensacola to enjoy He became the fifth Bishop of the free concert in historic Olde fi the Diocese. Seville Square. You are encour- Parkes succeeds retired aged to bring a lawn chair and a Timothy Wise Bishop John Ricard. dish to share and get ready to Financial Professional The Prudential Insurance Submitted photo enjoy some excellent music and Gulf Breeze United St. Ann Catholic Church’s Boy Scout Troop 417 visited the a snack supper. Call Terrye at Company of America 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway graves of the brave who gave up their lives for our country, 932-3594 to reserve your space Methodist Church Suite 10 on their yearly trip to Barrancas Cemetery on Memorial Day on the shuttle to hear the Weekend. The boys place flags on the graves as a solemn Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Following are activities being Reunion Band. (850) 932-0846 pledge to never forget those who have made the ultimate ■ offered at the Gulf Breeze Sharing & Caring senior [email protected] United Methodist Church: sacrifice so that we might all be free. adult luncheon, Monday, June ■ First Steps, Sunday, June 11, 11 a.m., Fairpoint Campus have. Please come for a light Campus: Children who have 10, 10:45 a.m., Fairpoint Fellowship Hall: No reserva- Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. meal and a time to get to know completed first- through sixth- Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a Campus Fellowship Hall: First tions are needed for this month- division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and other folks just like you. grades are invited to a life-shap- Steps is an informative experi- ly luncheon with special music contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 Childcare is provided. ing summer camp with a combo ence for those who have recent- by vocalist Gina Bryan and her For more information or to of sports, cooking, arts, wor- ly joined Gulf Breeze United mother, Eunice. Enjoy the top- make a reservation, contact ship, recreation, drama, music, Methodist Church or those tapping tunes of Maxine Gray as Kathy at 932-3594 or knor- and fun. It’s got something for interested in becoming a part of you dine on BBQ chicken, [email protected]. every camper. Learn more by e- Financial strategies. the GBUMC church family. baked beans, cole slaw and ■ Chick-fil-A’s Winshape mailing gotcampingb@ This is a time for you to meet peach cobbler, all for only $4. C3 Camp, June 18-22, 7:30 gmail.com. the pastors, key staff leaders and ■ Naomi’s Table (for wid- a.m.-5 p.m., Fairpoint ■ Students who will be in One-on-one advice. ask any questions you might ows of all ages) Sunday, June eighth or ninth grade in the fall 10, 5-6:30 p.m., Fairpoint are invited to apply as one of the Gulf Breeze Police Report Campus Fellowship Hall: If 60 volunteers for C3 camp. All Information from Gulf Breeze Police Department you have suffered the loss of interested students can contact your husband, come and experi- ® Laura Pattison at fishingnuts Scott Shanks, CFP ence understanding, support, Financial Advisor @gmail.com for an application. encouragement and love at Two arrested for narcotics ■ Summer Mission Trip to Naomi’s Table. Share a Pot Gulf Breeze Shopping Center Two women were arrested Wewahitchka, June 18-21: Luck supper with great conver- Wednesday, May 30 at midnight Current 6th- through 12th-grade sation and an evening of inspira- 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway after a traffic stop in the Naval students will travel to tion. Call Gail at 932-3594 for Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Live Oaks reservation. Wewahitchka in a few weeks to information. 850-934-4499 Jessica Ann Smith, 26 of work at the Taunton Family All programs of the church www.edwardjones.com Pensacola was charged with Children’s Home ministering to are open to the public. For more Member SPIC possession of a silver spoon children and working on beauti- information on these or any with white and green powder, a fying their grounds. The cost of other activity of the church, call hypodermic needle and a nap- the trip is only $100 and will 932-3594. kin with white powder residue. the man and woman changing She told officers that she injects seats in the vehicle to conceal oxycodone intravenously. the identity of the driver. The driver of the vehicle, Also Friday, a Cumberland Yanikia Nicole Calloway, 28 of Drive resident reported theft Pensacola was charged with from an unlocked vehicle. Items having an illegal window tint, taken include two USB cables driving with a suspended and some change. license, carrying a concealed On Monday, June 4, officers weapon in the form of a 9.5-inch arrested a man for hit and run. knife, and a marijuana grinder. Anthony Kearbey, 21 of Molino In separate incidences, was also charged with driving On Tuesday, May 29, a man’s on a suspended license. His fanny pack was reported stolen passenger, an 18-year-old off his bicycle that was parked in Pensacola man, volunteered front of Gulf Breeze Aerobics information about and was and Fitness at 11:40 a.m. charged with possession of two On Wednesday, May 30, an bags of marijuana under 20 Arkansas man was arrested for grams total. driving with a suspended On Tuesday, June 5, Ronald license. Crouse, 52 of Gulf Breeze was Also Wednesday, Frank charged with DUI, fourth or sub- Andrews, 53 of Pensacola was sequent arrest. charged with DUI at 11:32 p.m. Police officers worked four On Thursday, May 31, a bag wrecks on Highway 98 within containing smelly dirty clothes the span of one hour on was found handing from a tree Saturday, June 2. Two people branch directly in front of Gulf were transported to local hospi- Breeze City Hall. tals for treatment. A fifth acci- On Friday, June 1, two occu- dent occurred during the same pants of a car were charged with hour in the Starbucks parking resisting arrest without violence lot. No injuries were reported. after police officers observed

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 7, 2012 Push is on to help finance more artwork around city

BY VICI PAPAJOHN funded, thanks to private ing and benches will enhance lent schools, parks and water- River founders Michael Marchetti of Pensacola, fea- Gulf Breeze News donors and money set aside by the areas, Eddy said. front. Murdoch and Joel Smith. tures lights that change in liter- [email protected] the City Council, the city needs The city plans at least five The second sculpture, by Sculptures by other local ally thousands of combinations. donations for landscaping, sculptures, although Mayor Lou-Mitchell Courtney of artists also will be erected on More than 300 people turned The City of Gulf Breeze is benches and sidewalks to com- Beverly Zimmern said she is Pensacola, will be installed in public property over the next out for the unveiling, proof of looking for some helping hands plement the art, City Manager open to more than five sculp- July at Woodland Park, near the several months. public support for the project, to continue its innovative pub- Buz Eddy says. tures if there is enough public police station. Courtney’s work The program began with the which was supported by Gulf lic art program of placing Gifts of money or in-kind support for the project, which has won awards at art venues in unveiling April 24 of the first Breeze residents JoAnn and sculptures around the commu- donations are welcome. enhances Gulf Breeze’s reputa- Pensacola, Gulf Breeze and sculpture, “Fuego,” at Wayside Michael Price. nity. Sidewalks will let people tion as an arts-friendly commu- Raleigh, N.C. It is being under- Park. The 17-foot-tall alu- Donations can be made at While four sculptures are interact with the art; landscap- nity in addition to having excel- written by donations from App minum abstract, by Kevin artforgulfbreeze.com. Scenic Corridor North SR WBMS students answer challenge Lions Club beautification offers key to begin soon eye exam on U.S. 98 “It’s been BY JULIE B. CONNERLEY The North Santa Rosa Lions over four GBN correspondent Club will celebrate its first years since [email protected] anniversary with a banquet on Commissioner Thursday, June 14 at 6 p.m. at Don Salter teased me about that first bite of Nichols’ Seafood on Avalon a big elephant we were about to take,” Boulevard in Milton. United Peninsula Association President The community focus for Don Richards said Thursday, May 31. Lions Clubs is assisting people Richards spoke to a group of guests and who have vision problems, and four Santa Rosa County Commissioners NSRLC has made several note- near the intersection of Garcon Point Road worthy accomplishments dur- and U.S. Highway 98 during groundbreak- ing its first year. It assisted over ing for Phase I of the Scenic Corridor proj- 60 families via eye exams and ects proposed by UPA and approved by the prescription glasses, paid for Commission. The projects will beautify the three sight-saving surgeries, medians along U.S. 98 at some locations. distributed more than 400 pairs Recalling the impetus for the multi- of reading glasses, and collect- Photos by Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News Gina LaVere’s Chorus class at Woodlawn Beach Middle School recently delved into new territory by taking year, multi-revised plan, Richards credited ed and recycled hundreds of on the challenge of performing the Disney musical ‘Mulan Jr.’ before a packed crowd at the school. Gulf Breeze Assistant City Manager Dave pairs of used glasses. Szymanski for suggesting that he learn No one pays for the Lions’ whether the Florida Department of assistance. It conducts fundrais- Transportation had any grant money avail- ers to cover such expenses. Woodlawn Beach able. FDOT contractor Pam Miner guided In partnership with the Richards through the process, and the University of Florida, the result was UPA’s first approved grant pro- NSRLC will soon be adminis- Chorus shows versatility posal for approximately $50,000. tering exams for Amblyopia UPA Vice President Paul Rollins accept- (lazy eye) to children under the with musical ‘Mulan Jr.’ ed the challenge to oversee Phase I, com- age of 6 using a special piece of monly referred to as the Garcon Point equipment that “reads” the eyes Interchange. BY PAM BRANNON Woodlawn Beach Middle School in less than a second. Results The process involved submitting plans Gulf Breeze News Chorus teacher Gina LaVere decided this are transmitted to UF, whose of the proposed landscaped medians. UPA Pediatric Ophthalmology [email protected] year that instead of having her students Students in a cast of 50 wore brightly- stand on risers and sing a medley of songs member Mike Robertson volunteered to Department reads the results colored costumes during the 90-minute draw the proposed plans of the project. and notifies parents. One of 10 for their Spring Concert they should have the learning experience of put- show in May. ting their music into action through producing a musical. Still, many obstacles had to be over- children is affected by this come, and the proposed project had to be anomaly, which can be correct- So LaVere got the rights to Disney’s ‘Mulan Jr.’ “I only taught them the music in class, and they did all the rest of the resubmitted – more than once. Robertson ed with lenses usually in fewer redrew the plans at least three times. than two years. If not detected, musical,” LaVere said. “They did their own choreography with two stu- dent choreographers – Hanna Vernetti and Aila Clark. They directed it, “You always hear about what a small the brain will shut down to the group of individuals can accomplish, and affected eye – resulting in built set pieces and chose their own backstage crews. And even the crew sang from backstage on group numbers.” this is a good example of that,” District 5 blindness by the mid-30s. Commissioner Lane Lynchard said. Last month, the NSRLC test- The chorus had the services of the school’s stage manager/tech direc- tor, McKenna Jones, who is an eighth-grader and member of the chorus Piney Grove Nursery and Landscaping, ed 40 children and found four Inc. of Chipley has been awarded the con- with the problem. but does stage managing for all events like talent shows. “McKenna is amazing,” LaVere said. “She ran the music and micro- tract and is expected to begin work June 15. The Lions teamed with the The project area will begin at the medians Santa Rosa County Early phones from backstage, supervised her tech crew, helped design sets and made set pieces, and everything ran so smoothly you would think a pro- on U.S. 98 at Garcon Point Intersection and Learning Coalition to purchase go east to the intersection of Bay Woods fessional was doing it.” McKenna Jones (left) played many key the equipment necessary to con- Road. The character of Mulan was performed by Allison Singletary, who led roles behind the scenes to ensure the duct the testing. Nearly 2,000 Landscaping will include 15 Muskogee the cast of 50 in the 90-minute production. success of WBMS’ ‘Mulan Jr.’ production. county preschoolers will be Crape Myrtles and 23 beds each of Muhly tested yearly beginning in 2012. Grass and Saw Palmetto. Get ‘ Water Whyser’ to save Pensacola State’s Gulf money, time, resources with Breeze campus is serving County Extension workshop students this summer Do you want to save money, Attendees will have a chance Pensacola State College’s Gulf OPEN HOUSE time, and protect our environ- to win door prizes including a Breeze campus is busy this sum- mer, offering classes to nearly ment by using less water? It’s Rain Wizard rain barrel, cre- When: time to take control of your atively painted by a local 400 students who are pursuing 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 26 landscape! Navarre artist, valued at over associate’s or bachelor’s degrees, Where: Pensacola State College, A two-hour workshop will $100. completing high school classes, Gulf Breeze campus give you key information on The workshop will be preparing for the GED exam, 5075 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. attending corporate and profes- how to be ‘Water Whyser’ so Saturday, June 23 from 9 to 11 Details: 850-471-4630 you can save money, time, and a a.m. at the Santa Rosa Extension sional development training or valuable resource. You will Office, 6263 Dogwood Drive in having fun with continuing edu- “We already have 230-plus learn why your irrigation sys- Milton. The presenter will be cation and leisure studies. students enrolled for fall and tem is easy to manage, why a Blake Thaxton, Commercial The sparkling, energy-efficient many, many, more coming in smart landscape design is valu- Horticultural Extension Agent, facility opened in January and is every day,” Natalie Newell, mar- able, and why it’s possible to Santa Rosa County. The event is being embraced by students in keting intern, said. “We are seek- capture free water. There will sponsored by the Santa Rosa South Santa Rosa County. ing out local businesses and other be practical tips on adjustments County Master Gardeners, and Summer school continues and local corporations to find how to and maintenance of your irriga- admission is $10 at the door. registration is open now for the better serve the community.” tion system, handouts and Advance registration is suggest- Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News fall semester. An open house is planned for refreshments. You don’t need ed. Pensacola State College President Dr. Ed Meadows and The goal is to have 1,000 stu- Tuesday, June 26 for anyone who to call in the pros once you learn Lean more by calling (850) South Santa Rosa Campus Director Michelle Horton dents enrolled at the Gulf Breeze is interested in learning about the these ‘Water Whys!’ 623-3868. welcome guests at the facility’s open house May 22. campus for the fall. new facility www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2 B June 7, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS

Surf’s up for PMA’s ‘ Beach Ball: un-gala’

The Pensacola Museum of the surf exhibition. The public Art has recently opened its is invited. Tickets are $10 and newest exhibit, “Surfing can be purchased online or at Florida: A Photographic the Museum. History.” More than 25 professional In conjunction with the surf photographers con- new exhibit, the Museum is tributed to this chronological hosting "The Beach Ball: un- presentation of historical and gala," a beach-themed, out- contemporary photographs, door street party at the vintage surfboards and surf Museum, Friday, June 8 from memorabilia from across the 5:00 - 7:30 p.m. in lieu of the state. Museum's usual monthly The Pensacola Museum of Culture Club event. Art is located at 407 South "The Beach Ball" will Jefferson St., Pensacola, FL include tropical food and 32502. For more information drinks from local restaurants, about the Museum call Add some fun, edible live music and admission to 850.432.6247. plants to your garden

lic during the event. Free activi- their own balls and gloves. backdrop for shutterbugs of all (ARA) - Window boxes the liquid becomes an amber FUN BRIEFS ties held inside Pensacola Amphitheater Concerts begin ages. Snap funny family pictures overflowing with blooms, color. Let the syrup cool. Bayfront Stadium include the at 1 p.m. and end with special or the perfect animal poses and decorative pots lining the Take flower blooms and Heater Eating Competition at 11 guest Charlie Daniels Band at submit it the Gulf Breeze Zoo driveway with striking col- quickly dip the pedals into Family fun at the a.m. and the on-field Family 7:30 p.m.; fireworks to follow! before July 16 for a chance to ors, and even a flowering the liquid mixture, turn back Catch from 4 p.m.- 8 p.m. Visit bluewahoos.com for win a family 4 pack of season Maritime Park vine climbing up the mailbox over and let dry blossom Fans who wish to enter the more information on the free passes! Scenery, funny faces and Grand Opening - the growing season have face up. Stronger petals with Heater eating contest and claim events at Pensacola Bayfront animal antics are encouraged. So arrived, and it is time to dec- form and shape work well. the “number one Heater eater” Stadium and the dedication of the grab your camera and take your The Blue Wahoos will open orate the landscape. ■ Mix an herb or two into title may apply at Vince J. Whibbs, Sr. Community best Wild Shot! Pensacola Bayfront Stadium to The latest gardening trend container gardens. Lavender, bluewahoos.com or at Pensacola Maritime Park. the public for free family activi- is growing your own pro- rosemary, thyme, oregano Bayfront Stadium. ties on Saturday, June 9, 2012 Hola! Spanish duce, so incorporate edible and lemon grass are just a Between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., all from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. in conju- Wild Zoo Shots Summer Camp plants as a beautiful compli- few that grow extremely well ages are invited to take the field nction with the dedication of the ment to the typical annuals in containers, and mix attrac- for a family catch in the Blue Vince J. Whibbs, Sr. Community The Gulf Breeze Zoo's diverse This summer, your child has and perennials. This year, tively with other blooming Wahoos outfield, just like the Maritime Park. All areas of the wildlife and interactive animal the chance to learn and take a spice up the landscaping flowers. Not only are the pros! Fans are asked to bring ballpark will be open to the pub- experiences presents the perfect journey through the Spanish lan- decor with some tasty herbs edible, but also emit guage over the course of eight options. delicious scents when picked weeks. Hola! Spanish After Edible plants - whether or touched, making a great School offers classes for any herbs, vegetables, fruits or choice for window boxes or grade level between kindergarten flowers - add a creative vari- path plantings. and 12th grade. ety of interest to your land- ■ Pot a tomato plant right Spanish After School offers scape, and also produce a in the front yard. Or, the fun and exciting lessons over a delicious bounty for your backyard. Tomatoes grow variety of concepts like numbers, dinner table come harvest well in full sunlight, and are colors, foods, days and months, time. decorative when the vines weather, animals, clothes, family Here are some ideas to drape along a trellis or arbor. and much more. combined with help incorporate edible Tomatoes also work well as a singing, speaking, writing, draw- plants into your landscaping: natural screen along a porch ing and painting, ■ Decorate an arbor in the or patio. Also good for use The full eight week program garden, along a walkway or on an arbor or trellis are begins June 18 and will run near the house with grape cucumbers, smaller melons through August 9, meeting 4 vines. These vines can help and squash, beans and peas. days a week. The week-by-week shade an area and also can Inter-plant vines with con- program will meet 5 days a week produce grapes good for eat- tainers or landscaping, and and will be held the week of June ing, juicing, making into your small vegetable garden 25 through the week of July 30. jams or jellies, or even wine. will get a pop of interest to Classes will be held at 14 Live Different grapes thrive in make it stand out - and pro- Oak Street, Suite #E in Gulf different areas of the country, vide a great harvest for your Breeze. For more information on so research your region first family. Spanish After School, call before attempting to start ■ Create a hedge with 850.261.3400 or visit www.span- some vines. berries. Try blueberries, ishafterschoolingulfbreeze.com. ■ Switch to edible flowers blackberries, raspberries and like nasturtium, violets, even gooseberries to make a chamomile, dandelion, holly- unique hedge along the edge hock, honeysuckle, and pan- of your property. Just sies in your window boxes remember, your family will and decorative pots. Do not not be the only samplers of eat flowers grown for orna- the fruits. Consider covering mental purposes, instead, the hedge with netting to start edible flowers as seeds help keep birds from stealing and grow them yourself. all the berries. These flowers work great in Combining beautiful land- salads, teas, summery drinks scaping with delicious foods like sweetened tea, mock- to serve at dinner is sure to tails, and lemonade, and also create many compliments - can be crystallized to deco- both from visitors enjoying rate cakes. To crystallize the front and backyard flowers, separate the flowers views, and from dinner from the stem, and wash and guests enjoying the produce What’sonyourmind?What’sonyourmind? dry the bloom. Heat up an harvest. Follow these tips equal parts water and sugar and this year your garden It's kind of like Letters to the editor. until the sugar dissolves, and will look good enough to eat!

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herThe jobs may be oes tough, but there is no way these heroes can go “unsung” as long as the Pensacola Beach Elks Lodge is around. On Saturday, June 2, the lodge provided an apprecia- tion party for the police, firefighters and other people who run in the direction of danger, rather than away from it. Submitted photo “This was Elk’s Lodge and the community’s way of From left: Paramedic Tyler Bennet (Lifeguard Ambulance); Deputy saying thank you to the first response teams of Gulf Craig Pavlosky (accepting on behalf of the Pensacola Beach Breeze,” Said Gulf Breeze Police Officer Mark Lyster, Escambia Sheriff Dept.); Sgt. Mark Lyster (Gulf Breeze Police who also helped organize the event. Department and Elk Chairman of the Heroes’ Day); Assistant Chief Keely McKissack/Gulf Breeze News James Custred (Gulf Breeze Volunteer Fire Department); Rep. Doug Adelaide and Jim Custred slide down the water slide the By 4 p.m., over 100 people showed up to thank the Broxson (guest speaker); Jeff Dykes (Elks’ Lodge Representative); Elks provided in honor of the local heroes who serve their first responders for their service and many came later Sgt. Adam Salter (Santa Rosa County Sheriff Dept.); and Officer communities. for dancing. Jason Denney (Gulf Breeze Police Dept.). Remembrances of the past are all around us, everyday I had a meeting in Mobile that his father had been laid to behind. Some of those have systematic. I would start at already apparent in my life. rounded by folks who have for a few days this week, so I rest in the “Last Supper” por- faded and some of those have the north end of the area and His life lives on through his been there and done that. decided to take a jog in the tion at the center of the place. been cracked by years of hav- sweep two rows at a time. I son, my friend, Tony Hughes. When you find yourself run- area near my hotel. I booted I decided that the next day I finally found him. Aaron We all get the opportunity to ning in the past, may you take up “MapMyRun” on the phone would look for his marker. Edward Hughes, 50th Engr reflect a life lived before us. note of the markers left and found some routes that It’s a big place, so I wandered Combat BN HQ CO, SSGT Whether it is a father, mother, behind. May you embrace runners liked. Oddly enough, around kind of aimlessly for a US Army WWII, April 30, grandparent or teacher, we all those memories. May you a lot of people were running while. I noticed the cracked 1922- April 18, 2002. have the ability to reveal the honor their histories. May around a cemetery that was stones and the broken mark- For this man, who loved his marker of their influence you take your time and reflect. about a mile away. It made ers. I saw how the the weath- country and his family, his among the living. I never met But in your remembering, sense; it was safe, quiet, little er had faded some. I took marker has been firmly fixed. Mr. Aaron Hughes, but I know don’t forget to look for the traffic, and no dogs. The first note of some names I knew: It rests in the center of a his son. I think he’s a good living markers around you. day I ran around the roads and Taylor, Glenn, Kyser, Simms, cemetery among others who second. Your friends and your family was awed by the order and the Fail, Sutton and others. It was joined him his journey to a When you find yourself in are still with you. Those are maintenance of this well man- overwhelming me. I started ing been forgotten. life beyond this one. unfamiliar territory, as I did their footprints in the sand just icured graveyard. thinking about my own family I couldn’t find him...I kept While his marker was hard to this week, remember that you ahead of you on your journey. The sections were named and the markers they have left looking. I decided to be more find, I realize that his mark is are not alone. You are sur- Love one. Love another. after different events in the life of Jesus. There was “Gethsemane” (the garden where He prayed on the night of his arrest. There was Faith, The Apostles, and even Sermon on the Mount. As I jogged, I noticed the footprints in sand on the edge of the pavement. They were from the other runners and walkers and even family who had been making visits there, but it reminded me of that famous poem “Footprints” that 211 Nandina Dr. 6128 Saufley Pines Rd. 1713 Turkey Oak Dr. 20 Seashore Dr. 1600 Via Deluna, #207B is often read at funerals. 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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 7, 2012 Dolphins host first 7-on-7 tourney Football team plays for nearly four hours

BY JASON THOMPSON Team 1 34, Team 2 18: Gulf Breeze News Bookout went 25-for-30 for 194 Looking [email protected] yards and four touchdowns, two to Xan Sarra (20 and 6 yards), as back – and One thing was for sure after Team 1 won its opening game. Thursday’s inaugural 7-on-7 Jacob Kubik (10 yards) and forward tournament at Dolphin Stadium Clay Moss (45 yards) also had In a span of 72 hours, my – no parent could go home touchdowns in the win. Sam job had me looking forward, complaining their kid didn’t get Covell led Team 1 with seven then backward. enough playing time. catches (45 yards), while Nick The ‘forward’ part came on The Dolphins varsity and Kozbiel had six (35 yards) and Thursday as the Dolphin junior varsity players were split Sarra five (63 yards). football team held its first ever into four teams, each playing the Dorsey (8-for-16, 98 yards) 7-on-7 at Dolphin Stadium. other in two, 20-minute, running and Jacob McEachin (7-for-14, While the event dragged on clock halves. 69) threw TDs to David Knight longer than most would’ve From there, the teams were and Trey Linton, respectively. wanted, the game allowed coach seeded for single elimination Cass Warford led Team 2 with Chris Nemith and his staff a) to play. Team 1, quarterbacked by five catches for 57 yards, while see what they have for 2012 and Nick Bookout, won the Knight had four for 46. b) to see how the kids championship, beat Team 3 18- Chris Beck and Kubik had performed when they were tired. 0. Andy Creech quarterbacked interceptions in the win, while The game took nearly four Team 3, while Gray Dorsey led Zach McGill and McEachin hours and would’ve been longer Team 2 and sophomores Peyton each had one in the loss. had the last half of pool play and Hoover and Garner Curington Team 3 52, Team 4 6: Creech the semifinals and final weren’t quarterbacked Team 4. threw for 270 yards and six shortened from the 20-minute, “I was really pleased with our touchdowns, including three to running clock half format. conditioning and our endurance,” Brian Garbell (10, 5 and 4 yards) Couple of things still said coach Chris Nemith, who cut as Team 3 rolled to an easy win. remained unresolved three the time of the final half of pool Creech, who was 19-for-30 months out – the main one play, as well as the semifinals to passing, also completed two being, who the starting 10-minute halves and the final to touchdown passes to Chandler Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News quarterback will be? Andy 12-minute halves. Even with the Foxworth (23 and 45 yards), who Jacob Kubik hauls in a Creech and Gray Dorsey are change, the tournament lasted also ran an interception back for touchdown pass in Team 1s the frontrunners, but after the nearly four hours. a touchdown. An interception ran championship win Thursday. way Nick Bookout looked, it “At the South Alabama past the 45 yard line was could be a three-horse race. Tournament, we played eight considered a touchdown. Also wouldn’t surprise if we games,” Nemith said. “This is Tommy Bixler also caught a see some sophomores out there good conditioning work, what 6-yard touchdown pass by on Friday nights this year. Last we did tonight, as opposed to Creech, who completed 12 Foxworth also had two picks year, Chandler Foxworth and running 40-yard sprints. It also passes to Garbell (132) and six on defense, while Zach Arner, “I was really pleased with our conditioning Robbie McLin saw a lot of acclimated the community on to Bixler (109). Gant Player and C.J. Nelson all and our endurance...We tested their courage a playing time. On Friday, rising what 7-on-7 is. I had a lot of Curington was 5-for-14 for had one. Wise and D’Andre Fraser sophomores Sam Covell and questions the last two weeks.” 71 yards and completed the lone had interceptions for Team 4. little tonight and they rose to the occasion.” Trey Linton both had strong The team has the next week touchdown pass for Team 4 to Team 2 26, Team 4 6: showings at receiver. Stay tuned. and a half off until its free team Chad Wise (13 yards). Hoover McEachin threw for 162 yards – Chris Nemith The looking back part camp June 13-15. Their first 7- was 7-for-21 for 72 yards, while and three touchdowns as Team 2 GBHS football coach, after their first ever 7-on-7 actually started that night, too, on-7 game of the summer is at Auston Fillinger and Austin won its second round pool play tournament, which lasted almost four hours Thursday with a question that I’m sure Escambia, with summer Dermody both had three catches game. has danced around in more workouts starting on June 18. (47 and 30 yards, respectively). •SEE DOLPHINS, PAGE 4C heads than mine. That question being – how well would the Jason Thompson/GBN 2011 team had done if not for MORE 7 ON 7S injuries to quarterback Jordan Team 1 #1 Bennett, tailback Mitchell The following The Dolphins will play in sev- deKozan and linebacker Josh players were eral 7-on-7 games and tourna- Weiser? members of Team ments in June and July: Those three, along with 1, who won the Thurs., June 14 @ Escambia, about 160 or so of their closest inaugural GBHS 7- 5 p.m. friends, spent last Saturday on-7 Tournament Wed., June 20 vs. Navarre, 9 a.m. night at Project Graduation, an Thursday at Dolphin Fri., June 22 vs. Choctaw, 9 a.m. event I’ve been privileged to Stadium. Front Mon., June 25 @ Crestview, 6 be a part of the last 10 years. (from left): Nick p.m. I have to admit that any Kozbiel and Xan Thurs., June 28 @ Navarre, class with GBN kids in it Sarra. Back (from 7:30 p.m. (2006, ‘09, ‘11) is very special left): Jacob Kubik, Wed., July 11 vs. Escambia, 9 a.m. to me for obvious reasons, I Hank Newell, Clay Mon., July 16 @ Crestview 6 p.m. can honestly put this group Moss, Nick Higgins, Thurs., July 19 @ South alongside of them. It was Chris Beck, Sam Alabama Tournament, 4 p.m.* wonderful to see a group of Covell, Blake Sat., July 28 End of Summer 7 kids that truly love and care for Myers, Nick on 7 Tournament in Pensacola Bookout, Walker each other. GBHS will not be Time TBA Davis and Quadry * Defending champions the same without most of you. Chance. OWN THE LIFESTYLE

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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

2012 Southern League Team Statistics Batting (Through June 3) AB R H HR RBI BB K SB OB SLG AVG Huntsville 1892228 49625 208 209 394 46 .340 .365 .262 Jackson 1909240 49743 226 180 449 68 .328 .395 .260 Birmingham 1917258 49027 234 228 437 56 .341 .375 .256 Pensacola 1874 219 47529 203 205 448 34 .335 .351 .253 Montgomery 1886265 47433 242 214 393 27 .335 .381 .251 Chattanooga 1943271 481 37 250 208 449 65 .328 .382 .248 Tennessee 1851211 45737 191 222 395 32.328 .372 .247 Mississippi 1870206 44817 185 212 417 66.322 .328 .240 Mobile 1806227 42243 216 190 403 48.313 .366 .234 Jacksonville 1835223 40432 210 225 498 26 .310 .342 .220

Pitching (Through June 3) W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB SO Jackson 35-22 2.90 6 17 427 187 163 29 206 466 Mississippi 24-33 3.50 4 10 443 226 196 30 205 405 Tennessee 24-33 3.61 2 20 474 239 197 37 184 369 Mobile 32-25 3.63 5 20 482 236 199 35 187 431 Submitted Photo Huntsville 32-25 3.73 1 21 460 241 207 36 210 424 We are the champions.... Chattanooga 28-29 3.78 1 12 476 242 219 28 248 506 Jacksonville 27-30 3.79 5 15 501 243 213 30 164 401 From left: Gulf Breeze residents Michael Neal, Zane Gill, Birmingham 27-30 3.94 2 16 464 250 220 29 224 380 Cooper Jones and Jon Jon Burkett helped the Catholic Pensacola 25-32 3.89 4 14 460 241 Crusaders win the 4A state championship on May 24. The Crusaders were honored before Monday’s game.

#9 Br odi e Greene 6-1, 195 lb. OF Age: 24

#31 #18 #10 Kyle Didi Mark Lotzkar Gregor i us Ser r ano Threw six innings, Went 6-for-17 with Pitched five Greene was selected by the Cincinnati in the fourth round of with no walks and a triple and three shutout innings the 2010 First-Year Player Draft. He batted .269 in 70 for eight strikeouts in a runs scored last in one start and Lynchburg with one homer and 20 RBIs. 7-3 win at Jackson In 2011, Greene batted .287 in 126 games with Advanced-A week. picked up a win Bakersfield with 14 homers and 79 RBIs before going 5-for-18 May 30. in relief. in five games with the Blue Wahoos’ predecessor, the Carolina Mudcats. HONORABLE MENTI ON #34 Curtis Partch Greene is batting .236 (as of June 1) with one home run and 20 RBIs this season with the Blue Wahoos.

A Look Back... 2012 Southern League A Look Ahead Individual Statistics BY JASON THOMPSON Joseph Pitcher of Month Blue Wahoos closer Donnie BATTING (Through June 4) Stolen Bases Gulf Breeze News Average Francisco Martinez JXN 21 [email protected] Joseph has been named Nick Franklin JXN .339 Tyler Saladino BIR 21 Cincinnati Reds Minor League Todd Cunningham MIS .325 Josh Prince HVL 20 The Blue Wahoos (Reds’ AA Pitcher of the Month for May. James Adduci TNS .323 Ryan LaMarre PNS affiliate) avoided a dubious Joseph, 24, had eight saves in Jesus Sucre JXN .313 And three others tied with 15 record Monday as they beat the May and compiled a 2-1 record On Base Percentage Pitching (Through June 4) Jacksonville Suns (Marlins) to and a 1.06 ERA in 13 games, Jared Mitchell BIR .421 Appearances avoid what would’ve been a fran- recording 25 strikeouts in 17.0 Jake Smolinski JAX .412 Justin Freeman PNS 26 chise-record fifth straight loss. innings while walking just three Nick Franklin JXN .406 Donnie Joseph PNS 25 Jackson Generals 4, Blue and allowing seven hits. Marc Krauss MOB .402 Drew Hayes PNS 24 Wahoos 2 (May 29) – A pair of One long bus ride Clayton Tanner PNS 24 Runs solo homers off of J.C. Because of Thursday’s rainout Marc Krauss MOB 36 Innings Pitched Sulbaren were the difference in in Jackson, the Wahoos had to Blake Smith CHA 36 Simon Castro BIR 73 a loss at Jackson. play two seven-inning games Pedro Baez CHA 35 Zeke Spruill MIS 71.1 Blue Wahoos 7, Generals 3 Friday. The doubleheader started Francisco Martinez JXN 35 Tyler Thornburg HVL 70.1 Sean Gilmartin MIS 69 (May 30) – Kyle Lotzkar at 5 p.m. and didn’t end until Hits Nestor Molina BIR 68.1 struck out eight in six innings, almost midnight. The bus didn’t Scooter Gennett HVL 72 while Mark Fleury doubled pull in to Pensacola until 7:15 Hunter Morris HVL 62 Earned Run Average twice and drove in two runs in Saturday morning. They opened Omar Luna MTG 59 Danny Hultzen JXN 1.44 a win over Jackson. their five-game homestand Corey Smith BIR 59 Trevor Bauer MOB 1.68 Evan Anundsen HVL 2.32 Generals 6-2, Blue Wahoos against the Jacksonville Suns Doubles Pedro Hernandez BIR 2.43 1-1 (seven and 10 innings, less than 12 hours later. Hunter Morris HVL 21 Tyler Skaggs MOB 2.65 Friday) – Brandon Maurer Another callup J.T. Wise CHA 20 held the Wahoos to only four On Friday, Tim Gustafson Marc Krauss MOB 19 Strikeouts hits in game one of a Friday was promoted to Triple-A Ian Gac MIS 18 Matt Magill CHA 71 Danny Hultzen JXN 67 doubleheader (Joel Guzman Louisville. He was 2-2 with a Triples Tyler Thornberg HVL 66 had two of them). 5.04 ERA in 14 games. The Reds Jared Mitchell BIR 9 Ethan Martin CHA 61 Chris Berset, in his second promoted LHP Tony Cingrani Tyler Bortnick MTG 6 Two tied with 60 Blue Wahoo game, drove in a from Advanced-A Bakersfield, Nick Buss CHA 6 run in the top of the 10th, only where he was 5-1 with a 1.11 Four tied with 4 Wins for the Generals to score two in ERA over 56.2 innings. Tyler Thornburg HVL 8 Home Runs Trevor Bauer MOB 7 the bottom half to win it. Gustafson is now the seventh Alfredo Marte MOB 13 Pedro Hernandez BIR 7 Jacksonville Suns 9, Blue Blue Wahoo to be called up this Matt Davidson MOB 11 Josh Stinson HVL 7 Wahoos 6 (Saturday) – The season, which is tied for most in Kyeong Kang MTG 9 Two tied with 6 Suns scored seven runs in the last the Southern League this season. Marc Krauss MOB 9 three innings to win the opener of On Sunday, RHP Mark Saves RBIs Donnie Joseph PNS 12 a five-game series in Pensacola. Serrano placed on the disabled Alfredo Marte MOB 42 Evan Marshall MOB 11 Suns 5, Blue Wahoos 4 list and RHP Erik Miller was Justin Boer TNS 41 Evan Reed JAX 11 (Sunday) – Jacksonville scored transferred from extended spring Mark Krauss MOB 38 Robert Wooten HVL 8 twice off Donnie Joseph, training (Billings) to Pensacola. Two tied with 37 Two tied with 7 spoiling a sparkling Double-A Power shortage debut of Tony Cingrani (6 2/3 The Wahoos (as of Sunday) innings, five hits, two runs, two have gone seven straight games walks, five strikeouts) as the without a home run – a new Wahoos lost its first Sunday franchise record. The Blue home game (previously 4-0). Wahoos are 11-25 in games Blue Wahoos 3, Suns 2 (11 where they don’t hit a homer. innings, Monday) – Guzman’s Birmingham-bound single drove in Ryan LaMarre The Blue Wahoos will make in the 11th as Lotzkar (seven their first trip to Birmingham innings), Curtis Partch (three) for a five-game series with the and Justin Freeman (one) Barons, which starts tonight. struck out a franchise-record 17 The Wahoos won three of five in Monday’s win. against the Barons May 11-15.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Flight 7 champs Team Rand, out of Shoreline Park, won Flight 7 during the 2012 Greater Pensacola Ladies Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Tennis League. They are (from left): Elisabeth Gonzales and Liz McCulley. Back (from left): Denice Hair, Pam Randall, Vera Kelly, James Kober, Marilyn Cloutier, Lisa Espenscheid, Flight 9 champs Bonnie Adams and Barbara Logan. Not shown: Joyce Rand (Captain), Bonnie Candela, (Co- Shoreline Tennis Pro Jams Kober poses with flight champions (from left): Trish Criffon, Rhonda Captain), Jill Wuthrich and Whitney Mann. McHenry, Erin Gliddon (captain) and Christina Amjad. Local tennis teams win GPLTL flight championships

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C June 7, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS DOLPHINS: Football program holds first 7-on-7 tournament Continued from page 1C Curington was 5-for-10 Team 1 won a shootout with McEachin, who was 18-for- passing for 65 yards, including Team 3. 29 passing, threw touchdowns an 18-yard touchdown pass to Quadry Chance (9 yards) and to Warford (six yards), Linton Zach Wilson. Hoover was 11- Kubik (4) also caught (10) and Tyler Claudio (five). for-21 for 115 yards, while touchdown passes, while Hank Dorsey, who was 4-for-12 Dermody had nine catches for Newell ran an interception back passing, threw a 4-yard 102 yards. Warford and Claudio for another score. touchdown pass to Knight. also had interceptions in the win. Bookout was 27-for-36 Linton led Team 2 with nine Team 1 34, Team 3 26: passing, while Creech went 12- catches for 119 yards. Warford Bookout threw for 290 yards for-25 for 145 and touchdowns (30) had four catches and and four touchdowns, including to T.J. Baughn (29) and Garbell Knight (40) three. two to Sarra (3 and 8 yards) as (1) in the loss. Covell led Team 1 with nine catches for 108 yards, while Sarra had five for 55 yards. Kubik (35), Newell (25) and Kozbiel (20) all had three catches in the win, while Baughn (5 for 63) led Team 3 in catches. Team 1 26, Team 4 8: Bookout (14-for-16, 137 yards) threw touchdowns to Chris Beck (6), Moss (3) and Kubik (9), while Newell had another interception return for a score as Team 1 finished pool play undefeated. Covell had six catches for 68 yards, while Moss had 3 for 17 along with the score. Nick Higgins was 2-for-5 passing for 14 yards in the win, while Hoover was 7-for-14 for 55 yards, including a 1-yard touchdown pass to Fraser, for Team 4. Wilson had a team-high three catches for 41 yards. Team 3 26, Team 2 14: Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Creech threw touchdowns to Coaches Drew French (left) and Sean Tomey look on as Nick Bookout throws a pass for four different receivers as they Team 1 in the championship game Thursday night. beat Team 2. Creech, who was 17-for-27 off a pass in the loss. Baughn yards in the win, while Kubik Championship passing for 243 yards, threw and Garbell both picked off (32), Moss (20) and Sarra (15) all Team 1 18, Team 3 0: touchdown passes to Foxworth passes in the winning cause. caught three balls, respectively. Bookout threw touchdown passes (10), Nelson (15), Garbell (1) Semifinals Fraser had four catches for 44 to Kubik (9), Sarra (7) and Blake and Baughn (8). Team 1 14, Team 4 8: Sarra yards for Team 4. Myers (3) as Team 1 won the title. Garbell had seven catches for caught a 7-yard touchdown pass Team 2 6, Team 3 0: Bookout was 15-for-21 passing 86 yards, while Foxworth from Bookout in the closing Foxworth caught a 5-yard for 193 yards, throwing seven to caught five passes for 84 yards. minutes as Team 1 advanced to touchdown pass from Creech on Sarra (105 yards). Kubik had four Nelson had three grabs for 53 the championship game. Team 2’s first series as they catches for 37 yards, while yards, while Dorsey, who was 9- Bookout, who was 15-for-17 advanced to the final. Kozbiel had three receptions for for-17 passing for 108 yards, passing for 125 yards, also Creech, who was 9-for-19 29 yards. Baughn caught a pair of completed a pair of touchdown threw an 8-yard touchdown pass passing for 173 yards, completed passes from Creech, who went 3- passes to Knight (20 and 6 to Kubik. Torrey Williams three passes to both Foxworth for-11 for 28 yards. yards), who grabbed six passes caught a 4-yard touchdown pass (70) and Bixler (56). Dorsey, Myers, Beck and Kubik Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News for 80 yards. from Hoover, who went 7-for-11 who was 7-for-20 for 60 yards, picked off passes for the Andy Creech throws for Team 3 in the championship game McGill had three catches for for 74 yards. threw three passes to both winners, while Player had an Thursday night. 20 yards, while Warford picked Covell had four catches for 44 McGill (32) and Chris Cain (15). interception for Team 3.

GBSA10s win Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s All Star Tournament

BY JASON THOMPSON Hallie Hill went 3-for-3 and Herring singled twice and Gulf Breeze News scored twice, while Elizabeth scored three times, while [email protected] Anne Pollitt went 3-for-3 and Faircloth singled, tripled and scored once for Gulf Breeze. scored once. The Gulf Breeze Sports Kaylie Herring, Sophie GBSA 9, Perdido 3: Gulf Association’s 10-under All Stars Faircloth, Brennan Chandler, Breeze scored nine runs won the Northwest Florida Girls Carlee Amberson and Michaela (four in the first and third Softball Alliance’s All Star O’Grady all went 2-for-3. Hill and one in the second) Tournament in Gulf Shores scored twice, while both of before Perdido scored its Sunday, outscoring its three Chandler’s hits (double and first runs as they won the Courtesy Photo opponents 34-6. Gulf Breeze triple) went for extra bases. championships. Tournament champs beat Perdido 12-2 on Saturday Faircloth, Amberson and Callie Neumann went 2-for-3 The GBSA 10-under All Stars won the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s All Star and Tiger Point 13-1 on Sunday O’Grady all scored once. with two doubles and scored Tournament Sunday in Gulf Shores. They are (front, from left): Sophie Faircloth, Elizabeth Ann before beating Perdido 9-3 in GBSA 13, Tiger Point 1: once, while Herring went 3-for- Pollitt, Carlee Amberson, Hallie Hill and Abigail Mayes. Second row (from left): Sarah the championship game. Shearman threw a one-hitter 3 with a double. Shearman, Madison Clay, Kaylie Herring, Brennan Chandler, Michaela O’Grady and Callie GBSA 12, Perdido 2: Sarah and struck out nine, while Hill Shearman struck out nine and Neumann. Back row (from left): Assistant Coach Steve Mayes, Head Coach Charlie Shearman, Shearman threw a no-hitter and hit a two-run homer as Gulf walked three and allowed only Assistant Coach Brody Newman, Assistant Coach Lin Neumann, Assistant Coach Steven Clay. struck out eight. Breeze beat Tiger Point Sunday. five hits.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Approximately 170 members of the 41st graduating class of Gulf Breeze High School packed into five buses Saturday night to participate in Project Graduation at The Wharf. It was the first time GBHS Project Graduation traveled to Orange Beach. Gulf Shores has been a popular spot for GBHS’ Project Grad in recent years (The Track 2003, ‘04 and ‘06, Waterville in 2008 and ‘09 and The Hangout in 2010). GBHS Project Grad 2012 had a Hawaiian theme, with each bus being named after a Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Hawaiian island. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Taylor Pacenta (left) and Rachel Shows (right) grab hold of Josh Weiser during the hypnotist show. Among the activities offered Oahu was one of five buses that made the one -hour trip to Orange Beach Saturday. were volleyball, swimming, and of course, eating food. Jay Martin, who was at last year’s Project Grad as a member of the Class of 2011, deejayed, while Michael C. Anthony came back for the second straight year and stole the show as the hypnotist. Project Graduation is a pro- gram offered by many high schools in the United States, in which organized, adult-super- vised and alcohol-free activities are offered as part of a post- graduation party, in lieu of stu- dent-run events with alcohol or drugs. Events often last through the night and are held in hotels or community centers. Students are checked for illicit substances before entry and are carefully monitored.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News ABOVE: Summer Smith (center blonde), Grace Mallett (right) and others watch the hypnotist show. LEFT: Andrew Zambetti figures out what he did during the hypnotist show Saturday.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Hypnotist Michael C. Anthony helps Kirsten Hishowitz count Jay Martin, a 2011 GBHS graduate, came back to play Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News to 10. It was the second straight year Anthony has done a dance music for the 2012 group. Mike White practices his dunking skills. GBHS Project Grad.

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The GBHS Class of 2012, in addition Air Force ROTC scholarships valued at over LAUREN OVERLADE, TAYLOR PACENTA, Quill and Scroll – ELIZABETH 42. MEGAN COMMINGS, to earning more than $12 million in $200,000. HOLLY RINE, HANNAH RODGERS, BLIZZARD, SHELBY CAMPBELL, 43. BRANDON ADDISON, scholarship monies, also earned more Koty Ianni and Tre Ammon were ALEXANDRIA RYALS, ANDREA SMITH, MARCUS FAUSTI, JUSTINE GRACE, 44. ISABELLA SOUTULLO, recognized by the Marine Corps, while ALEXANDRIA SONTAG, ISABELLA TAYLOR ISAIS, JACK KHORRAM , NEAL 45. MAX COLBERT, than its fair share of other awards and Hunter Byrne earned a Navy ROTC SOUTULLO, ALYSE TACK, AUSTIN TATE, LACEY, ADRIENNE LENNON, DORIAN 46. JULIANNE LEWIS, honors. They are listed as follows: scholarship in the amount of $180,000. CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR, KAYCEE VILLANE, LENNEP, KATHLEEN MEYERS, 47. RICHELLE CZECK, The Principal's Awards for Outstanding Travis Gottstine accepted an award from RYAN WAN, ALLEN WANG, SAMANTHA CHELSEA MITCHELL, VICTORIA RIGGS, 48. TRAVIS GOTTSTINE, school service, including four years of the University of Alabama. WELSH, BRETT WESTMORELAND, CRAIG HOLLY RINE, KASEY SCHOENBERG, LEXI 49. CHRISTIE PROGEN, participation in SGA, were presented to Dalton Bower, Sarah Van Slyke and WOOD and RYAN ZAVORAL STRYKER, AUSTIN TATE, SAMANTHA 50. TAYLOR PACENTA, Brett Westmoreland, Macy Clay and Allison Carter each received the Sarah Mu Alpha Theta MATH HONOR WELSH and OLIVIA WISE. 51. JESSICA GORRIS, Brandon Harper. Brown Memorial Scholarship in the amount SOCIETY – KEEGAN ANDERSON, Kitty Hawk Air Society and Gold Eagles 52. FREDRICK SCHMITZ, Austin Tate was presented the PTSO of $1,000. HUNTER BYRNE, ALLISON CARTER, – ALAN EMPERADOR, JAMES HERIOT, 53. KYLE MCGEE, Journalism scholarship in the amount of $250. Maria Ojeda was the recipient of the RICHELLE CZECK, KATELYN EZELLE, ROBERT HERIOT, BRITTANY LANGHAM, 54. JOHN BALDWIN, Mitchell De Kozan, Ashley Joffrion, Luke Greg Naile Memorial scholarship. LEANNE GORRIS, SAVANNAH HAMLIN, JOSH LEMON and REBECCA WORLEY. 55. WESTIN DEMOTTS, Richardson, Turner Senn and Mike White Kate Darby was recipient of the Elise BRANDON HARPER, LAURA HARPOLE, ROBERT HERIOT, JOSH LEMON, 56. SETH FRIEDLAND, were presented scholarships in the amount Holston Memorial Scholarship in the COLE IRWIN, ANDREW JURNOVOY, THOMAS MATASSA, BRITTANY 57. ANDREW ZAMBETTI, of 200 each from the 2012 Project amount of $500. JOSH LEMON, JULIANNE LEWIS, ALEX LANGHAM and REBECCA WORLEY. 58. JOSH LEMON, Graduation Committee. Holly Rine was presented the Courtney MEADE, BLAKE MEREDETH, KEVIN National Art Honor Society – SHELBY 59. COLE IRWIN, Alex Meade is one of 2,500 students Matthews Memorial Scholarship in the MORAN, LAUREN OVERLADE, ANDREA ANDREWS, OLIVIA BRILL, GARRET 60. KERRIE SHAW, who was selected to receive a National amount of $100. SMITH, ALI SONTAG and ALLEN WANG. CAILLOUET, HAYDEN DAVIS, LAUREN 61. FRANCIS GELORMINI, Merit Scholarship from the National Merit Mitchell de Kozan was awrded the Rho Kappa HISTORY HONOR EARNEST, DEVAN ELLIS, CAROLINE 62. JORDAN MARCUS, Scholarship corporation. Brandon Harper Sharon Leopard Memorial Scholarship in SOCIETY – KEEGAN ANDERSON, ENNIS, ELIZABETH FAIRLEIGH, ERICA 63. HANNAH RODGERS, has been selected as a recipient of a the amount of $500. SUMMER ANDREWS, TREY BAKER, FITZGERALD, CAROLINE GIBBLE, 64. ALEXANDRIA RYALS, college-sponsored National Merit Michael Reitz earned the Nelson Roltsch JORDAN BENNETT, ANZU BROWN, KIRSTEN HIRSHOWITZ, RENEE HUNT, 65. MITCHELL DE KOZAN, Scholarship from the University of Florida. Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $500. HUNTER BYRNE, GARRET CAILLOUET, COLE IRWIN, RYAN MANNING, KAREN 66. ADRIENNE LEFFARD, Summer is one of 700 students Cole Irwin earned the Reid Lightfoot ALLISON CARTER, LAUREN CLEVELAND, MARCO, KIMBERLY MORSE, SKY NOJIRI- 67. MYLES GORDER, nationwide who is being awarded a National Memorial Soccer Scholarship in the amount RICHELLE CZECK, CAMERON DAVIES, MATSHESHU, LINDA MARIA OJEDA, 68. HOLLY RINE, Achievement Scholarship. Samantha Welsh, of $500. MITCHELL DE KOZAN, MITCHELL DEL- KAYLEN SARRA, SARAH SHELL, KALEY 69. HANNAH HOLIFIELD, Hunter Byrne and Caroline Gibble, are three Justine Grace earned the Mary Jane GADO, SAVANNAH DELOACH, WESTIN SISE, ISABELLA SOUTULLO, 70. KIMBERLY MORSE, students receiving corporate awards from Jones Scholarship in the amount of $250. DEMOTTS, ALEXIS DENNY, ELLIS RAYMOND STEVENS, AUSTIN TATE, 71. JOHN CARBAUGH, the National Merit Scholarship program. Kyle McGee was awarded the Alan DEVAN, LIZZIE FAIRLEIGH, WILLIAM SARAH VIGLIONE and CHANCE WALLIS. 72. ERIK KELSCH, Hall of Fame members are nominated Godfrey Memorial Scholarship in the FARMER, KIRK FRANKS, International Thespian Society – EMILY 73. ANZU BROWN, and voted upon by GBHS Faculty members. amount of $1,000. SETH FRIEDLAND, JESSIE BRILL, KATE DARBY, JOSH LAWSON, 74. ELIZABETH FAIRLEIGH, It is based primarily upon students who have Chris Taylor was awarded the Conrad Owens FROMULARO, FRANCIS GELORMINI, TORI RIGGS and SYDNEY ROYER. 75. CAROLINE GIBBLE, actively participated in a variety of school Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $150. JUSTINE GRACE, TORIE GRAY, JESSICA National Technology Honor Society – 76. SAMANTHA LANDFAIR, events. Hall of Fame members include – Alexandria Hoewt was presented the GORRIS, HALI HALL, SAVANNAH KEEGAN ANDERSON, MICHAEL ARTIOLA, 77. CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR, JORDAN BENNETT, ALLISON CARTER, Alecs Barona Memorial Scholarship in the HAMLIN, BRANDON HARPER, LAURA JAMES BIELENDA, ANZU BROWN, 78. KATHERINE MUNSCH, LAUREN CLEVELAND, RICHELLE CZECK, amount of $1,000. HARPOLE, BRANDON HARVEY, HUNTER BYRNE, MARK CANEKERATNE, 79. SEVERIN BROWN, MITCHELL DE KOZAN, JUSTINE GRACE, Seniors who were involved in the KIRSTEN HIRSHOWITZ, KATE JORDAN CARTLEDGE, MATTHEW CLAY, 80. RYAN SCHULZ, SHANE HALPIN, ALEX MEADE, BLAKE following clubs were recognized: HUGGINS, GARY HUMPHREY, RENEE MIKAYLA COREY, HAYDEN DAVIS, 81. LISA TAYLOR, MEREDETH, HANNAH RODGERS, National Honor Society – ZACH HUNT, COLE IRWIN, TAYLOR ISAIS, KEVIN DAVIS, LAUREN DAVIS, WESTIN 82. ROBERT HERIOT, TAYLOR PACENTA and BRETT ALLEN, SHELBY ANDREWS, SUMMER DEVIN JONES, ANDREW KELLY, NEAL DEMOTTS, ALEXIS DENNY, DYLAN FER- 83. SHANE HALPIN, WESTMORELAND. ANDREWS, JORDAN BENNETT, JAMES LACEY, SAMANTHA LANDFAIR, RARO, KIRK FRANKS, SETH FRIEDLAND, 84. MATTHEW CLAY, The folllowing were presented the Gulf BIELENDA, OLIVIA BRILL, ANZU BROWN, BRITTANY LANGHAM, JOSH LAWSON, FRANCIS GELORMINI, LEANNE GORRIS, 85. MARK CANEKERATNE, Breeze Rotary Scholarships. SEVERIN BROWN, JESSICA BRYANT, ROBERT LEE, ADRIENNE LEFFARD, MITCHELL HALL, BRANDON HARPER, 86. JESSICA FROMULARO, $2,500 – Dyandra Bonet from Dr. & Mrs. HUNTER BYRNE, MARK CANEKERATNE, JOSHUA LEMON, JULIANNE LEWIS, EMILY GARY HUMPHREY, 87. MEGAN MCDONALD, Fenner McConnell ALLISON CARTER, MATTHEW CLAY, MAGGARD, MARCUS JORDAN, MAX TAYLOR ISAIS, TREVOR JOHNSON, 88. EMILY MAGGARD, $6,000 – Summer Andrews, Jessica Bryant, LAUREN CLEVELAND, RICHELLE CZECK, MCDANIEL, MEGAN MCDONALD, ALEX ALEXANDER MEADE, ROBERTO MIGUEL, 89. JACOB MACAN, Kyle McGee, Kerrie Shaw and Alyse Tack CAMERON DAVIES, MITCHELL DE MEADE, BLAKE MEREDETH, CONSTANZA NICHOLAS NAWOSCHIK, JESSICA O'LEARY, 90. ALEXIS DENNY, $5,000 – Westin Demotts, Alexandria KOZAN, WESTIN DEMOTTS, ALEXIS MIGUEL, ROBERTO MIGUEL, TAYLOR PACENTA, LUKE RICHARDSON, 91. HALI HALL, Ruben and Rebecca Worley DENNY, SKY ESRY, KATELYN EZELLE, CHELSEA MITCHELL, KIMBERLY RYAN SCHULZ, ANDREA SMITH, SUMMER 92. GREGORY LEENIG, The Tom Williams Rotary Scholarship for WILLIAM FARMER, KIRK FRANKS, MORSE, KATIE MUNSCH, MARIA OJEDA, SMITH and RYAN ZAVORAL. 93. BAILEY MILLER, $5000 went to Shane Halpin. JESSICA FROMULARO, FRANCIS LAUREN OVERLADE, TAYLOR PACENTA, GBHS Academy of Multimedia & 94. SAMANTHA WEBKING, The Friends of the Library presented GELORMINI, CAROLINE GIBBLE, MYLES SARA PAPANTONIO, TUCKER REESE, Technology – KEEGAN ANDERSON, 95. JESSICA BRYANT, $1,000 scholarships to Summer Andrews, GORDER, JESSICA GORRIS, JUSTINE TORI RIGGS, HOLLY RINE, HANNAH MICHAEL ARTIOLA, JORDAN BENNETT, 96. CAMERON DAVIES, Alexis Denny and Kerrie Shaw. GRACE, VICTORIA GRAY, HALI HALL, RODGERS, SYDNEY ROYER, JAMES BIELENDA, ROSS BIRON, TEAL 97. HENRY BAKER, The Take Stock in Children Scholarships SHANE HALPIN, SAVANNAH HAMLIN, ALEXANDRIA RYALS, RYAN SCHULZ, BLACK, OLIVIA BRILL, ASA BRUNSON, 98. LAUREN HARRISON, are awarded to Mic Bourgeois, Laura BRANDON HARPER, LAURA HARPOLE, ROSIE SIMS, ANDREA SMITH, ISABELLA TAYLOR BUSBEE, HUNTER BYRNE, 99. KIRSTEN HIRSHOWITZ, Cannella, Lauren Earnest and Kyle Koester. BRANDON HARVEY, ROBERT HERIOT, SOUTULLO, ALYSE TACK, ELIZABETH DAN CALDWELL, RANJAN CANEKER- 100. REID TORGERSEN, 101. MEGAN The RLI Scholarship in the amount of ELLIOT HIRSCH, KIRSTEN HIRSHOWITZ, TATE, CHRIS TAYLOR, REID ATNE, JORDAN CARTLEDGE, TAYLOR THAMES, 102. JAMES BIELENDA, 103. $500 went to Savannah Hamlin. HANNAH HOLIFIELD, KATHERINE TORGERSEN, SARAH VIGLIONE, CASTLEBERRY, TYLER CHASTAIN, SHANNON KEHOE, 104 ZACH ALLEN, The winner of the GBHS Class of 1977 HUGGINS, COLE IRWIN, TAYLOR ISAIS, KAYCEE VILLANE, RYAN WAN, STEPHEN CLARK, MATTHEW CLAY, 105. ROBERT LEE, 106. NEAL LACEY, Friendship Scholarship was Samantha Landfair. ANDREW JURNOVOY, ERIK KELSCH, BRETT WESTMORELAND, OLIVIA CAMERON DAVIES, HAYDEN DAVIS, 107. ADAM BOURQUE, 108. EMILY The Gulf Breeze Optimist Club present- NEAL LACEY, SAMANTHA LANDFAIR, WISE and CRAIG WOOD. KEVIN DAVIS, LAUREN DAVIS, BRILL, 109. SKY NOJIRI-MATSHESHU, ed Kerrie Shaw, Summer Andrews and GREGORY LEENIG, ADRIENNE Spanish Honor Society – SUMMER MITCHELL DE KOZAN, MICHAEL 110. JESSICA O'LEARY, 111. Jessica Bryant with $2,000 scholarships LEFFARD, JOSHUA LEMON, ADRIENNE ANDREWS, JORDAN BENNETT, DEMAHY, WESTIN DEMOTTS, ALEXIS KATHERINE HUGGINS, 112. REANNA and Austin Tate with a $1,000 scholarship. LENNON, JULIANNE LEWIS, EMILY DYANDRA BONET, SEVERIN BROWN, DENNY, JERRY DOBBS, ADAM ENZIAN, RAMIREZ, 113. DYLAN FERRARO, 114. The Pensacola Civitan Citizen of the MAGGARD, JORDAN MARCUS, MAX ANZU BROWN, HUNTER BYRNE, MAX NICHOLAS FLORES, KIRK FRANKS, VICTORIA RIGGS, 115. SHELBY year award was won by Alex Meade. MCDANIEL, MEGAN MCDONALD, KYLE COLBERT, CAMERON DAVIES, SETH FRIEDLAND, MATTHEW GAINES, ANDREWS, 116. SARAH VIGLIONE, 117. Adam Enzian won the Pensacola Beach MCGEE, ALEXANDER MEADE, SAVANNAH DELOACH, ALEXIS DENNY, MYLES GORDER, JESSICA GORRIS, GARRET CAILLOUET, 118. JACOB Elks Club Citizenship award of $250. BLAKE MEREDETH, CONSTANZA LIZZIE FAIRLEIGH, WILLIAM FARMER, TYLER GRAMS, MITCHELL HALL, PROUT, 119. NICOLE SAKRY, Jordan Bennett and Maggie Mims MIGUEL, ROBERTO MIGUEL, KEVIN DYLAN FERRARO, FRANCIS GELORMINI, SHANE HALPIN, BRANDON HARPER, 120. TEAL BLACK, 121. SARAH VAN earned $250 scholarships from Athletes MORAN, KATHERINE MUNSCH, ZACH JUSTINE GRACE, TORIE GRAY, SHANE JUSTIN HARTMANN, HANNAH SLYKE, 122. ADRIENNE LENNON, 123. Feats Photography. NOYES, MARIA OJEDA, TAYLOR HALPIN, KIRSTEN HIRSHOWITZ, COLE HOLIFIELD, GARY HUMPHREY, ADAM ENZIAN, 124. RENEE HUNT, 125. Victoria Riggs was awarded a $1500 PACENTA, MICHAEL REITZ, VICTORIA IRWIN, ANDREW JURNOVOY, ANDREW JOHNATHAN IANNI, AUSTIN INGERMAN, OLIVIA WISE, 126. TAYLOR LINTON, 127. scholarship by the Florida Philanthropic RIGGS, HOLLY RINE, HANNAH RODGERS, KELLY, SAMANTHA LANDFAIR, TAYLOR ISAIS, TREVOR JOHNSON, ASA BRUNSON, 128. MITCHELL Educational Organization. ALEXANDRIA RYALS, RYAN SCHULTZ, JORDAN MARCUS, MAX MCDANIEL, ANDREW JURNOVOY, ERIC KELSCH, DELGADO, 129. SAVANNAH DELOACH, Max Colbert earned a scholarship from KERRIE SHAW, KALEY SISE, ALEXAN- ALEX MEADE, BLAKE MEREDETH, JACK KHORRAM, KYLE KOESTER, Seniors graduating with high honors the First United Methodist Church in the DRIA SONTAG, ISABELLA SOUTULLO, KIMBERLY MORSE, TASNIM MRIDHA, CORTNEY LANE, BRITTANY LANGHAM, included: amount of $1,500. ALYSE TACK, CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR, ZACH NOYES, TAYLOR PACENTA, TAYLOR LINTON, SCOTT MARTIN, PRE- 25. HUNTER BYRNE The Guidance Department would like to LISA TAYLOR, NATALIE THOMAS, CHRISTIE PROGEN, ALEX RYALS, STON MCGEE, APRIL MCGHEE, 24. KAYCEE VILLANE present Dolphin Determination Awards to Dalton KAYCEE VILLANE, FREDDIE SCHMITZ, RYAN SCHULZ, RICHARD MCLEOD, LUKE MEANS, 23 JORDAN BENNETT Bower, Matt Gaines and Rebecca Worley. RYAN WAN, ALLEN WANG, MARIA SCULL, KERRIE SHAW, BLAKE MEREDETH, ROBERTO 22. KEVIN MORAN Brandon Harper was named Youth SAMANTHA WEBKING, SAMANTHA ROSIE SIMS, ALI SONTAG, CHRIS TAYLOR, MIGUEL, RYAN MILLER, JOSHUA MON- 21. BRANDON HARVEY Volunteer of the year for Santa Rosa County. WELSH, BRETT WESTMORELAND and LISA TAYLOR, NATALIE THOMAS, REID SERRATE, KEVIN MORAN, NICK 20. VICTORIA GRAY Luke Means and Allison Carter both won RYAN ZAVORAL. TORGERSEN, SARAH VAN SLYKE, KAYCEE NAWOSCHIK, JESSICA O'LEARY, JOSH 19. KATELYN EZELLE American Legion award in the amount of $100. English Honor Society CLAY KING VILLANE, ALLEN WANG, SAMANTHA WELSH PEKLO, DONAVON PRESIDENT, RHIAN- 18. WILLIAM FARMER Alyse Tack earned a $1,000 scholarship CHAPTER – KEEGAN ANDERSON, and ANDREW ZAMBETTI. NON REYNOLDS, LUKE RICHARDSON, 17. TAYLOR GARRETT from Sight and Sun. SHELBY ANDREWS, SUMMER French Honor Society – EMILY BRILL, MATTHEW RITTER, RYAN SCHULZ, 16. ALYSE TACK Shelby Andrews, Garret Caillouet, Hali ANDREWS, JORDAN BENNETT, ANZU MACY CLAY, KATE HUGGINS, DORIAN DAVIS SIMPSON, CHRISTOPHER STOCK, 15. TAYLOR ISAIS Hall, Emalee Hudson, Kimberly Morse, Keri BROWN, SEVERIN BROWN, JESSICA LENNEP, EMILY MAGGARD and JACOB STRICKLAND, STEPHEN TOMLIN, 14. CAMERON MAZZOLA Shaw and Andrew Kelly all won UWF BRYANT, HUNTER BYRNE, CONSTANZA MIGUEL. ZACHARY VIERS, RYAN WAN, AUBREY 13. CONSTANZA MIGUEL scholarships in the amount of $1,000. ALLISON CARTER, LAUREN Latin Honor Society – JAMES WEEKS, JOSH WEISER, JANSEN WELLS, 12. BLAKE MEREDETH The Cherry Fitch Scholarship for $1,000 CLEVELAND, RICHELLE CZECK, BIELENDA, ADAM BOURQUE, MARK CRAIG WOOD and RYAN ZAVORAL. 11. KIRK FRANKS was won by Andrew Kelly. MITCHELL DE KOZAN, ALEXIS DENNY, CANEKERATNE, ALLISON CARTER, Jessica Bryant and Alexandria Ryals ELIZABETH FAIRLEIGH, WILLIAM LAUREN CLEVELAND, MEGAN COM- Seniors graduating with honors Seniors graduating with higher each eached UWF scholarships of $2,000 FARMER, KIRK FRANKS, JESSICA MINGS, RICHELLE CZECK, MITCHELL DE included: honors included: per year. Keegan Anderson received a FROMULARO, FRANCIS GELORMINI, KOZAN, KIRK FRANKS, SETH FRIEDLAND, 26. ALEXANDRIA SONTAG, 10. SUMMER ANDREWS scholarship for $3,000 per year and CAROLINE GIBBLE,JUSTINE GRACE, JESSICA GORRIS, SAVANNAH 27. ANDREW JURNOVOY, 9. BRANDON HARPER Savannah Hamlin a scholarship for $4,000 VICTORIA GRAY, SAVANNAH HAMLIN, HAMLIN, BRANDON HARPER, LAURA 28. SAMANTHA WELSH, 8. MICHEAL REITZ per year. BRANDON HARPER, BRANDON HARVEY, HARPOLE, BRANDON HARVEY, TAYLOR 29. SAVANNAH HAMLIN, 7. ROBERTO MIGUEL The following won scholarships from KIRSTEN HIRSHOWITZ, HANNAH ISAIS, ADRIENNE LEFFARD, JOSH 30. BRETT WESTMORELAND, 6. ALLEN WANG Pensacola State College: HOLIFIELD, KATHERINE HUGGINS, LEMON, ADRIENNE LENNON, MEGAN 31. MAX MCDANIEL, 5. LAUREN CLEVELAND Principals: $1600/ renewable for 2 years: TAYLOR ISAIS, ANDREW JURNOVOY, MCDONALD, ROBERTO MIGUEL, 32. LAURA HARPOLE, 4. NATALIE THOMAS Komila Abdukarimova ERIK KELSCH, SAMANTHA LANDFAIR, KEVIN MORAN, KATHERINE MUNSCH, 33. ELIZABETH TATE, 3. RYAN ZAVORAL Minority: $1600 renewable for 2 years: ADRIENNE LEFFARD, GREGORY JESSICA O'LEARY, REANNA RAMIREZ, 34. ZACHARY NOYES, The class of 2012 salutatorian is Dyandra Bonet LEENIG, JOSH LEMON, JULIANNE HANNAH RODGERS, SYDNEY ROYER, KALEY 35. KALEY SISE, JUSTINE GRACE Teresa Gail Mays $4,375: Marcus Fausti LEWIS, JORDAN MARCUS, MAX SISE, ANDREA SMITH, ISABELLA SOUTULLO, 36. ALLISON CARTER, The class of 2012 valedictorian is Samantha Webking and Taylor Garrett MCDANIEL, KYLE MCGEE, ALEXANDER ALYSE TACK, AUSTIN TATE, RYAN WAN, CRAIG 37. RYAN WAN, ALEXANDER MEADE both earned Associates degrees from MEADE, BLAKE MEREDETH, WOOD and RYAN ZAVORAL. 38. OLIVIA BRILL, Bensacola State Collee while enrolled at CONSTANZA MIGUEL, ROBERTO Science Olympiad – KIRK FRANKS, 39. ANDREA SMITH GBHS. MIGUEL,KIMBERLY MORSE, KATHERINE CAROLINE GIBBLE, BRANDON HARPER, ALEX 40. LINDA OJEDA, Josh Lemon and Robert Heriot earned MUNSCH, ZACH NOYES, MARIA OJEDA, MEADE, ALYSE TACK and RYAN ZAVORAL. 41. KEEGAN ANDERSON,

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Johnson Phase 1, being a portion of Section 2, 7, 2012, 3475 00 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 150.00 FEET TO THE POINT 266-3731 Clerk of the Court Township 1 North, Range 29 West, Santa Rosa Ashley Rd., OF BEGINNING. bulldoghiway.com EOE SALE - AVERAGE By Brandy Norris County, Florida, as recorded in Plat Book G, Montgomery, Deputy Clerk Page 40 (1 & 2) of the Public Records of said ------THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND IS SITUATED IN A PORTION OF 20 Acres-Live On County. Alabama. Crawler SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 27 WEST, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Apply Now, 12 Land NOW!! Only Geddes D. Anderson Jr. tractors & loaders, FLORIDA. Drivers Needed Top $99/mo. $0 Down, Murphy and Anderson pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered on hydraulic 50 N. Laura St. Ste. 1675 May 24, 2012 in the above-styled cause, pending in said 5% Pay 2 Mos. CDL pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said Court, the excavators, Owner Financing, Jacksonville, FL 32202 Court. Class A Driving Exp style of which is listed above. articulating dumps, NO CREDIT (904) 598-9282 (877)258-8782 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the roll-offs and truck- CHECKS! Near El The second sale will be the real property described in the Summary Final Judgment to- www.meltontruck.co LEGAL 2244 Gulf Breeze News 2X 6-7-12 sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date tractors, motor Paso, Texas, of the lis pendens must file a claim within 60 days after wit: m/drive the sale. scrapers & Beautiful Mountain PARCEL 2 - (Count III - Promissory Note 2) ------graders, loader Views! Free Color DRIVER TRAINEES Mary Johnson, Clerk backhoes, wheel Brochure. (800) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL Clerk of Circuit Court THE WEST 75.00 FEET OF THE WEST 150.00 FEET OF THE EAST 450.00 FEET NEEDED NOW! CIRCUIT IN AND FOR By Leslie Sparr OF THE NORTH 150.00 FEET OF BLOCK "B" (BEING KNOWN AS UNPLATTED loaders, forklifts, LOT 5) BARBAROSA TERRITORY, SUBDIVISION OF A PORTION OF SOUTH- Become a driver for 755-8953 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk trenchers, skid WEST QUARTER OF SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 27 WEST, Schneider National! www.sunsetranch- steers, paving & CASE NO.: 57-2009-CA-000844 James E. Sorenson, Esquire ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK "B", PAGE 130, Earn $750 per es.com SEC.:B PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. compaction, Post Office Box 4128 week! No ------Tallahassee, FL 32315-4128 rollers, tri-tandem CITIMORTGAGE, INC. , Attorney for Plaintiff pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said Court, the experience needed! MARION COUN- & single axle style of which is listed above. CDL & Job Ready in TY, GEORGIA: 350 Plaintiff, LEGAL 2242 Gulf Breeze News 2X 5-31-12 dumps, lowboys, The third sale will be the real property described in the Summary Final Judgment to-wit: just 3 weeks! (888) Acres, Timber, skidders, feller v. 368-1964 Water, Views, PARCEL 3 (Count V, Promissory Note 3) bunchers, log load------Open Fields, ANDREW J. GRAHAM; KEISHA W. ers & trailers, farm IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE EAST 75.00 FEET OF THE WEST 150.00 FEET OF THE EAST 450.00 FEET Drivers - Regional GRAHAM ; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN tractors, travel Hunting, Homesite, PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR OF THE NORTH 150.00 FEET OF BLOCK "B" (BEING KNOWN AS UNPLATTED Refrigerated & Dry SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA trailers. Over 600 Livestock, Hay, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN LOT 6) BARBAROSA TERRITORY, SUBDIVISION OF A PORTION OF SOUTH- Van Freight. Annual NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) WEST QUARTER OF SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 27 WEST, Items will be sold! Discount Tax Rate, Case No. 2010-CA-000I95 ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK "B", PAGE 130, Salary $45K to WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR For details visit: 35 Miles From ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. $60K. Quarterly REGIONS BANK, SUCCESSOR BY www.jmwood.com. Columbus. Private, PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Safety Bonus. SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, MERGER WITH AMSOUTH BANK, pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said Court, the J.M. Wood Auction $2000/Acre. (229) style of which is listed above. Flexible Hometime. GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; Co., Inc. (334) CITIBANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, CDL-A, 3 months 649-8118 264-3265. Bryant SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH CFSB, The fourth sale will be the real property described in the Summary Final Judgment to-wit: current OTR ------NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, SUCCESSOR vs. Wood Al lic #1137 PARCEL 4 (Count VII, Promissory Note 4) experience. (800) BY MERGER WITH CITIBANK, FEDERAL ------1300 SAVINGS BANK; AND SMUGGLERS PATRICK IMHOF A/K/A PATRICK 414-9569 www.dri- COVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, IMHOF, JR., et a\., LOT 63, BLOCK D, EAST BAY HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, veknight.com 500 SERVICES INC. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B, PAGE(S) 149, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC ------Defendant(s). RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. PETS Defendant(s). ______/ Drivers - HIRING Private Swim NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said Court, the EXPERIENCED/INE lessons; over 35 ______/ style of which is listed above. Free, beautiful NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Final XPERIENCED years of experience NOTICE OF SALE gold marbled Judgment of Foreclosure entered on May 24, 2012, in The fifth sale will be the real property described in the Summary Final Judgment to wit: TANKER DRIVERS! Case No. 2010-CA-000195 of the Circuit Court of the First young male cat, and a track record NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN pursuant to an Order of Final Great Benefits and Summary Judgment of Foreclosure dated May 24,2012, Judicial Circuit for Santa Rosa County, Florida, in which PARCEL 5 (Count IX, Promissory Note 5) fixed, shots, of successful REGIONS BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH Pay! New Fleet Volvo entered in Civil Case No. 57-2009-CA-000844 of the needs playmate, swimmers. Call 850- Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit in and for Santa AMSOUTH BANK, is Plaintiff, and PATRICK IMHOF A/K/A LOT 69, BLOCK D, EAST BAY HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, Tractors! 1 Year OTR PATRICK IMHOF, JR., UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 375-4593. 916-1298 for info or Rosa County, Florida wherein the Clerk of the Circuit AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B, PAGE(S) 149, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC Exp. Req. - Tanker Court will sell to the highest bidder for cash on the 27th PATRICK IMHOF A/K/A PATRICK IMHOF, JR. N/K/A RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. ------to schedule a 30-60 KRISTY IMHOF, et. al., are Defendants, I will sell to the Training Available. Call day of July, 2012, at 11 :00 a.m. on the north front steps of Lost a pet? Check minute lesson. the Santa Rosa Courthouse, 6865 Caroline Street, Milton, highest and best bidder for cash, at the north Front Door pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said Court, the Today: (877) 882-6537 of the Santa Rosa County Courthouse, 6865 Caroline St., the Santa Rosa ------Florida 32570, relative to the following described property style of which is listed above. www.OakleyTransport. as set forth in the Final Judgment, to wit: Milton, FL, 32570, at 11:00 a.m. or as soon thereafter as County Animal the sale may proceed, on the 19th day of July, 2012, the The sixth sale will be the real property described in the Summary Final Judgment to-wit: com ATTEND COLLEGE Shelter at LOT 48, SMUGGLERS COVE, SANTA ROSA following described real property as set forth in said Final ------ONLINE from Judgment, to wit: www.co.santa- COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING A PORTION OF SEC- PARCEL 6 (Count XI, Promissory Note 6) Class-A FlatBed Home. *Medical, TIONS 21 AND 28, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE rosa.fl.us/santa_r LOT 8, BLOCK E OF SEA PINES SUBDIVISION, LOT 70, BLOCK D, EAST BAY HEIGHTS, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS Drivers$- Home *Business, *Criminal 27 WEST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF osa/animals/fea- AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK D, PAGE 25, OF ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B, PAGE(S) 149, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC EVERY Weekend, Justice, *Hospitality. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK C, PAGE(S) 164, OF tured.html for a list THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY. RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. Run S.E. US Job placement THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUN- of animals recent- TY, FLORIDA. pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said Court, the REQUIRES 1Yr assistance. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the ly brought to the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date style of which is listed above. OTR F.B. Exp, & pay Computer available. Any person or entity claiming an interest in the surplus, if shelter as well as of the Lis Pendens must file a claim within 60 days after UP TO .39/mile Call Financial Aid if the sale. any, resulting from the foreclosure sale, other than the At the time of each sale, the successful high bidder, other than the plaintiff, shall post with photos and videos property owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens, must file the Clerk a deposit equal to five percent (5%) of the final bid. The balance of the final bid (800)572-5489 of adoptable pets. qualified. SCHEV If you are a person with a disability who needs any a claim on the same with the Clerk of Court within 60 days shall be paid to the Clerk within twenty-four (24) hours after the sale. The successful high x227, SunBelt after the foreclosure sale. (850) 983-4680 or certified. Call (877) accommodation in order to participate in this pro- bid shall be exclusive of the Clerk's registry fee and documentary stamps on the Transport, LLC ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the pro- Certificate of Title. In the event of a third party successful bid, the third party successful 936-6177 or visit 206-5165 If you are a person with a disability who needs any accom- bidder shall pay, in addition to the bid amount, the Clerk's registry fee and any and all doc------vision of certain assistance. Please contact: 4451 Pine Forest www.CenturaOnline modation in order to participate in this proceeding, you are umentary stamps on the Certificate of Title. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assis- Rd., Milton. .com Shelia Sims190 Government Center, 5th Floor from each sale (if any), other than the property owner as of the date of the lis pendens 214 Pensacola, FL 32502 tance. Please contact Shelia Sims, Chief Deputy Court must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. ------Phone: (850) 595-4400 Administrator, Office of Court Administration at (850) 595- EMPLOYMENT - 4400 at the M.C Blanchard Judicial Building, 5th Floor, Persons with a disability who need special accommodations must notice the individual MEDICAL at least 7 days before your scheduled court appear- Pensacola, FL 32502 at least 7 days before your sched- signed below not later than seven days prior to the proceeding which is the subject of this ance, or immediately upon receiving this notification uled court appearance, or immediately upon receiving this notice to insure that reasonable accommodations are available. MEDICAL BILLING 601 if the time before the scheduled appearance is less notification if the time before the scheduled appearance than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call is less than 7 days; if you are heart or voice impaired, This is an attempt to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that pur- TRAINEES REAL ESTATE FOR RENT - APARTMENTS 711. call 711. pose. NEEDED! Train to become a Medical DATED AT MILTON, FLORIDA THIS 24TH DAY OF MAY, Dated this 24th day of May, 2012. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court, this 25th day of May, 2012. 2012. Office Assistant! No Wind Meadow Apts. Under MARY M. JOHNSON Mary M. Johnson, Clerk Experience needed! New Mgmt! Rental assistance may be MARY M. JOHNSON Clerk of the Circuit Court By Brandy Norris, Job Training & Local available. HUD vouchers accepted. 1 & CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Brandy Norris Deputy Clerk SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA As Deputy Clerk Placement 2 BR handicapped & non-handicapped Darryl Steve Traylor, Jr. assistance. HS accessible apts. Water, sewer/garbage MORRIS\HARDWICK\SCHNEIDER, LLC Leah H. Mayersohn, Esq. Borowski & Traylor, P.A. Diploma/GED & service provided. ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF, Mayersohn Law Group, P.A. 25 West Cedar Street, Suite 525 5110 EISENHOWER BLVD, SUITE 120, 101 NE 3rd Avenue, Suite 1250 P. O. Box 12651 PC/Internet needed! 3037 Wind Meadow Dr., Gulf Breeze, TAMPA, FL 33634 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Pensacola, FL 32591-2651 (888) 374-7294 FL. Call 850-934-3060, TDD/TTY 711. (850) 429-2027 Equal Housing Opportunity. LEGAL 2240 Gulf Breeze News 2X 5-31-12 Legal Notice 2241 Gulf Breeze News 2x 5-31-12 ------LEGAL 2243 Gulf Breeze News 2X 6-7-12

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