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Island Times Island Times Volume IX, Number 6 July 9, 2013 Comedy inPensacola Beach,the Florida Clouds =4=*7+4728= 9= *&(-= .7=-4< Otto the Helicopter dips and dives under the steady hand of pilot Roger Buis completing daring aerial maneuvers coupled with whimsical and comi- R!"#$\&&&&$' R\$"$[&)*+./"""## stage. Otto’s appearance is sponsored by Shaggy’s Pensacola Beach. Turn to page 2 for more show details. Photo by BDJ/Island Times PAGE 2 Island Times July 9, 2013 Jets And Planes To Entertain Crowds At Pensacola Beach Air Show Otto The Helicopter Clowns Around #! $$"% " ! -)'" 6''" !$ '$ !* !$'"03( + !$ [ + $"$ $"3 #! #') ' !* 6'"0 &'$"' ("!) *$ + '''" !0 *$! !$ $"!0*$60 6'.3G+%+" )('"'%$'*$'. !'$',-'$"'! 0$'$$'"'#!*! "'0!F/37!)" "'"$"*$6" ! '% ' 3)3 /' .$.!"'''! !$$"%'0%$"6$ *$6'"0!'! !6'!!'"0$"%" ' "'%0 6$"% !'$ ($/!*/'0'+1+22 "'"0',$'$"3 -!')6R 6$% "3 . 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OPEN EVERYDAY Our latitude will change Sports WINGS in Hi Def c 40 TVs 49 your attitude Every Thursday Waterfront Dining Specials 8 Big Screens !"## Tues:'(# Monday - Cajun Nite Live Music of Wine Tuesday - Surf and Turf Wed:!"# Wed - Mexican Madness Gift Shop Specials #2 Via de Luna All Sports Kids Playground Thurs:!"# Specials Always On # 934-3660 # #%##&# PAGE 4 Island Times July 9, 2013 PEOPLE ? ?? ? ???? ?? ? Trivia? ? ? ? TAYLOR TIME customers happy, he can’t wait to Gulf Breeze High in the fall. He Everyone loves Uncle Sam. Lisa Melton of Griffin, Cliff and Sally Taylor are get back home to his beach house, teamed up with his cousin Nick The Trivia Master asked for an ID Georgia thought being related stalwarts at the former Bud Light each night. at the Pensacola Fishing Rodeo to on the guy who was all decked out to Les would give her an inside King Mackerel Tournament, now BRAVO form Team PegLeg’s. No word on for the Fourth of July. track. *!!$[!$"%!$3 the Pensacola Fishing Rodeo. The Pensacola Little The- Judy Lenderman, the beach’s “That’s my Great Uncle It’s a family affair. They help atre’s Fiddler on the Roof got SIZZLING KAREN world famous Bank of the South Lester Anderson,” she wrote. with t-shirt sales and where ever rave reviews from Jim Cox, Karen Cook Cowen does not Island Branch banker, told the “Did I win?” needed while the generations of Susan Haselton-Barr, Ken and slow down on her July 3 birthday. Trivia Master that the photo Sorry, Lisa. George Re- Taylors can be seen working the Jane Deuel and Fran Norman The Beach Realtor continues to was of her friend Les Anderson. umont, Jayne Drees, Lady Kim scoring, weigh in and assisting who were at the June 30 matinee. sizzle and sparkle. In her free time Way back when, Les would be Schmitz, Dr. Fran Albert and anglers. Sally noted that at one Meg Peltier, who was the busi- she spearheads projects with the dispatched to make the daily Trivia Knight Sir Morrie Drees point 22 family members were at ness development manager for Beach Chamber, Santa Rosa Kids deposit for the Sundeck Saloon. all answered before you. the weigh in June 23 at Flounder’s Premier Island Management, will House, Nauga Queens, Lunch He was well known for being “Les is More Anderson” said Beach. be the new executive director at Bunch and Krewe of Bananimals. so laid back and easy-going, ac- George Reumont with his second the Theatre beginning in August. cording to Judy. Les had
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