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Pages A3, A6, B1 Hwy. 98 neighborhoods Stanford Road to Redfish Point Inside in BY FRANKLIN HAYES Gulf Breeze News Road. The densely wooded area [email protected] is not unlike many other seclud- ed areas in Santa Rosa County, The recent arrests of five complete with winding unpaved PAGE Gulf Breeze teenagers for an service roads and vibrant 1B alleged gang related robbery in unkempt vegetation, except one an area referred to as “sin city,” alarming difference - copious ■ Two years ago, may have residents wondering amounts of trash and vandalized Hurricane Ivan exactly when their quaint water- property. Piles of empty beer shattered lives front town took a turn for the bottles, household trash, rotting ■ worst. Law enforcement offi- furniture, spray-painted appli- Humor can have cials believe the alleged gang is ances, construction debris and a price an isolated case of misguided other random household objects ■ Bubba’s Beach youths, and sin city is more of a pepper the forested landscape negative moniker than a full- and reflect the area’s absolute fledged criminal underworld. absence of civility. The pres- Nonetheless, the phrases “gang ence of the unofficial landfill- related robbery” and “sin city” in-the making does not greatly tend to conjure images of hood- affect the surrounding neighbor- WEEKEND ed thugs lurking in the shadows hoods’ aesthetics negatively, but Weather of morose urban allies. does impact the residents who THURSDAY 9/14 Sin city is an expansive col- live near by. Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News lection of adjacent undeveloped “I have a 15-year-old and I Piles of rubbish are prevalent in the wooded area north of U.S. 98 commonly called “sin city” Mostly Sunny told her she’s not allowed back by local residents. Visible refuse included: furniture, appliances, a portable basketball goal, O properties north of U.S. 98 and high 86 east of College Parkway that there,” said Stanford Road resi- building materials and household garbage. O low 69 stretch more than 50 acres from See GANGS , Page 2A6 FRIDAY 9/15 County shrinks Partly Cloudy O City approves tentative budget budget, keeps high 89 O low 71 BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. “As far as increase of four percent with for the city. Due to the defeat of property tax Gulf Breeze News capital appropriations to general gov- the proposed one-cent sales tax, [email protected] improvements ernment, $817,500; internal ser- the city will not gain the esti- rate SATURDAY 9/16 for the year, vices, $419,300; streets and mated $8 million revenue share BY FRANKLIN HAYES Partly Cloudy With an overall budget you see a lot drainage, $303,300; parks and from the tax. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] high 88O increase of eight percent, Gulf of them going recreation, $552,600; law “It has a far reaching impact O Breeze City Council approved on now with enforcement, $1,867,100; fire, on the city’s future budget. Gulf low 71 the adoption of the $17 million the park $302,200; recreation center, Breeze voters resoundingly On Thursday, Sept. 7, Santa Rosa County Commissioners tentative budget for fiscal year improvements Gilchrist $448,300 and community ser- approved the tax, and I think SUNDAY 9/17 2007 at the Sept. 5 regular meet- and some of vices, $122,500. that reflects the attitudes that tentatively approved the pro- Partly Cloudy ing. Along with general depart- the paving has been completed,” Income is expected to come residents want to see capital and posed 2006-2007 budget, which county staff whittled O ment appropriations, capital said Mayor Lane Gilchrist. to the city from Gulf Breeze infrastructure improvements,” high 90 According to Assistant City Natural Gas and South Santa said City Manager Edwin “Buz” down by approximately $3 O improvements are also included low 72 in the budget. Manager David Szymanski, the Rosa Utility System, two of the Eddy. During last month’s bud- million since the last budget general fund budget had an most profitable revenue sources See BUDGET , Page 2A6 hearing Aug.15 making the total budget $117 million. Commissioner Gordon Goodin Gulf Breeze remembers 9/11 Elections over, officials voiced his support for tax rate cuts at the last budget hearing INSIDE and continued to push for cuts hit ground running Thursday. Classifieds 5 D BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. sources to fund the nearly $300 “Day to day budgets are Gulf Breeze News million county transportation tighter than they were a year or Community 4,5A [email protected] plan. two ago,” said Goodin, adding Crossword/Movies 6B “We’ve looked at all the that it may be time for the Newly and re-elected offi- ways (to fund transportation). county to operate on a tighter Editorial 6A cials aren’t wasting any time We have asked people if they budget. Goodin suggested removing Entertainment 5,6 B hitting the ground running with have any better ideas,” said their positions. Cole. $842,420 for the completion of Island News 1,2B Incumbent Santa Rosa Newly-elected Diane Scott the Pace Library, $376,430 for District 2 County will take over the helm of 18- eight new building inspectors, School News 2 D Commissioner Robert “Bob” year Santa Rosa District code enforcement officers and Sports 1-8 C Cole landed his post with a Schools (SRDS) veteran Ken their equipment, $28,360 for nearly five thousand-vote lead Smith, District 1. She, too, feels an Animal Services employee, Talk of the Town 5A over Ron Scott. However, with there are some challenges asso- $31,520 for a new mosquito TV Listings 3 B the defeat of the proposed one- ciated with her future leadership control employee, $135,000 cent sales tax, Cole says there within the SRDS. for Navarre Town Center Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Phase I engineering and most Though rains moved the commemoration from the 9-11 are some significant challenges “Growth is compounded by “Mailing Statement is notably, $825,000 for Sheriff’s Triangle in Gulf Breeze to St. Ann Catholic Church, many during his next four-year tenure. the class size amendment on Editorial Page” attended the event to remember the terrorist attack on New “We’re going to have to find requirements. The two issues Office sworn officer pay York and Washington, DC on September 11, 2001. Gulf a way to fund roads,” said Cole. are squeezing resources from increases. Goodin’s proposed FOUR SECTIONS Breeze Police Officer Kerry Troy, who was a member of the “We’ll go to the state to see if two directions. We need more cuts would reduce the county budget by more than $2.2 mil- VOL. 5, NO. 34 New York Police Department on that day, told how seeing a they’ll help us with this.” With class space at the same time we jet fly overhead still gives him chills. The crowd observed a the failing of the tax, Cole said have to put fewer students in lion. SEPTEMBER 14, 2006 moment of silence and heard a bugler “Taps” while carillon the Board of County each classroom,” said Scott. The suggestion that drew bells tolled to mark the event. The AFJROTC of Gulf Breeze Commissioners (BOCC) will the most fire from fellow High School accepted a flag on behalf of U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller. have to find other revenue See ELECTIONS , Page 2A6 See COUNTY , Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A September 14, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Fishin' Chix reel in mainstream media BUDGET: Majority of city BY FRANKLIN HAYES Fishin’ Chix coordinator Sondra residents vote for tax Gulf Breeze News Jack is quick to point out their [email protected] recent successes including their Continued from page 1A primary ballot solely to fund “Pink Rubber Boots” Ladies road improvements and main- get hearings, Eddy explained It can be tough to find time to Fishing Rodeo, which raised tenance. According to Florida $5,200 for Covenant Hospice, to council and staff that in the go fishing while posing for pho- law, municipalities within the tographers, but you won’t hear and their first place dolphin catch event the proposed tax passed, county such as the City of Gulf Fishin’ Chix founder and presi- at the Pensacola Big Game the city would be able to for- dent Claudia Espensheid com- Fishing Club’s 28th Annual mulate a feasible long-term Breeze would receive a portion plaining. The former financial Pensacola Lady Anglers capital improvement plan. of that county revenue to use auditor turned fishing fashionista Tournament. “I’m glad it was close. I however that municipality is enjoying amicable media “As they’ve seen and as hope in the future, the county chose. According to Eddy, attention from a broad range of we’ve proven - it’s not about commissioners will consider approximately 62 percent of putting it back on the ballot. It news outlets including NBC’s being the best lady angler, it’s city voters voted in favor of the about introducing women to would have been a huge benefit “The Today Show,” More tax. Magazine, Gulf Atlantic Florida Submitted Photo fishing. We’re finally getting a for the city,” said Eddy. The “It sends a mandate to the Fishing Magazine and the Claudia Espensheid poses for a Fishin’ Chix photo shoot for lot of respect,” Jack said. Santa Rosa Board of County Associated Press (AP). More Magazine which boasts 1,000,000 readers. Espensheid agreed that the Commissioners voted to put council that the residents were On Aug. 29 More Magazine, a some of the offers were more much of their recent boom in philosophy behind the group is the one-cent sales tax on the in favor of it,” said Eddy. publication whose editors claim appealing than others. membership and merchandise to expand its members’ horizons. has a circulation of more than “After ‘The Today Show’ we sales to their appearance on the “The most exciting part for COUNTY: Sheriff Hall requests 1,000,000 readers, sent a photog- got calls from everyone. ABC national morning news broad- me is when I look around and see raphy crew to Gulf Breeze to called me about ‘Wife Swap’ - I cast. Espensheid said her mem- the expression on a woman’s $2,000 raise for deputies feature Espensheid and her girly turned them down,” the wife and bership has doubled and her face who’s never caught a fish gang of anglers. Editors for the mother of two commented. “My online sales are pushing $10,000 before. It’s a completely new Continued from page 1A between Santa Rosa County and periodical, which targets upper- goal is to be on Oprah. You have a month. experience. It’s about women Okaloosa County, which he said income women over 40, said to think big to be big.” “We’re shooting for 500 reinventing themselves and board members was removal of pays $30,000 a year, and Fishin’ Chix should appear in Espensheid also said she is [members] by the end of the experiencing a new perspective. the sworn officer pay increase. Escambia County, which Hall their coveted December issue, planning to host an exclusive year, and 2,500 members by end That pure, unadulterated joy, Goodin argued that Santa Rosa said pays around $28,000 per the publication’s most popular fishing excursion for a writer and of 2007,” Espensheid said. that’s the best part for me.” County has cut the Sheriff’s year. Hall added that a lack of edition. photographer from Southern The club’s website features an Especheid’s woman-power Office turnover rate in half law enforcement would hurt the Since first being featured in an Living Magazine later this ornate spread of Fishin’ Chix networking includes adding the since 2002. citizens of Santa Rosa County AP article that was printed in month. gear, including bejeweled T- Swarovski crystal Fishin’ Chix Commissioners Robert more than higher property newspapers across the United “As much as we’d love to, we shirts, pink drink koozies and T-shirt provided by Lisa “Bob” Cole, Tom Stewart and taxes. States, the all-female fishing just can’t take everyone along,” pink trimmed “gut rags.” Compton, Elite Repeats and W.D. “Don” Salter united to The board approved the ten- club’s founders appeared on Espensheid said of her ever- The organization is continu- Boutique owner. support the proposed Sheriff’s tative property tax rate, 6.6 “The Today Show” June 26 and growing 150-person member- ously planning for the future, and For more information about Deputies’ pay raises. mils, and the tentative budget have entertained offers from a ship, which includes women its leaders hope to compete com- Fishin’ Chix and their upcoming “We need to stay competi- with a vote of four to one with diverse mix of mainstream from as far away as Alaska. petitively at professional tourna- events, visit them online at tive,” said commissioner Cole. Goodin as the only dissenting media since. Espensheid says The entrepreneur attributes ments around the country. Team www.fishinchix.com. Commissioner John Broxson vote. The last chance to lower attempted to bargain with the tentative property tax rate or Goodin, offering a $1,000 per adjust the tentative budget officer raise instead of the pro- before their final approval will GANGS: Schools keep eye on illegal activity posed $2,000 raise. be at the next public budget Sheriff Wendell Hall hearing. County staff will con- Continued from page 1A “We have a lot of great kids explained to the board that the sider Goodin’s suggestions here. I have not noticed any- $2,000 a year pay increase before submitting the final bud- dent Margret Dubois, whose thing unusual. There’ve been would give his starting deputy get Sept. 19. home is less than a block from no signs of [gang activity] on $29,000 a year, closing the gap the entrance of sin city. “We campus to my knowledge.” moved here a year and a half Both Ladner and Lyster clar- ago and the first thing we heard ified that neither Santa Rosa ELECTIONS: Leaders plan to about was sin city.” School District nor GBHS will In March and April of this tolerate gang related clothing. address area growth head-on year, the Midway Fire District “We don’t allow scarves and Continued from page 1A with growth,” said Coleman. and the Gulf Breeze Volunteer handkerchiefs hanging out of Fire Department extinguished She said that she sees communi- pockets on one side or the other Scott added that she is a pro- at least three fires in sin city, ty awareness within the district like gang members used to do ponent of post-graduate success thought to be caused by reck- years ago,” Ladner said. of students. that goes beyond just the less neighborhood juveniles, Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Lyster added that “If we get “Our curriculum must pre- schools. though an official cause was Duke Drive turns into a dirt road that winds through “sin city.” something that looks like gang pare all students and be aligned “There is great harmony not determined for two of the The undeveloped property is a collection of parcels owned by attire, we address the issue just with future workforce needs,” within the district. I think that incidents. the state and private individuals. like any other issue. [A good said Scott. Scott ran against for- part of what has made us suc- “One incident involved a her neighborhood regularly, the Aug. 26 gang-related inci- example is] someone walking mer Santa Rosa County stolen vehicle,” said Midway cessful is the connection we and things seem to have quieted dent and another teen, Cameron around with a marijuana leaf on Commissioner Robert Smith. Fire Chief Stephen Demeter, have with the community. The down. Dubois also seemed sur- Lee Theorgood, 14, 2800 block his or her shirt.” Chairperson Diane Coleman adding that state fire officials quality of education the district prised at the use of the term of Villa Wood Circle, also face Sheriff’s Office Assistant who was re-elected for another determined the fire was caused provides it not just for the stu- “gang.” forcible sexual offense charges Public Information Officer Jan term feels that growth is an by dry vegetation and heat from dents, but for the entire commu- The five teens arrested dating back to July 10 of this Browning said the alleged gang important issue for the district. the entrenched vehicle’s claimed to be members of a year. The incident allegedly seemed to operate independent- nity,” she said. engine. “Obviously, there is a lack of group they called “The Gulf occurred at a residence on the ly and did not appear to be property (for building schools), Incumbent Edward “Ed” Those events prompted one Breeze Bloods” and are facing 2800 block of Villa Woods related to the national street Gray III won his seat as SRSD Stanford Road resident to send especially in the South End. second-degree felony charges Circle in Gulf Breeze. gang also called Bloods, infa- District 5 over Gulf Breeze res- a descriptive letter to county, We’re going to have to find for robbing and beating another According to police reports, all mous for territorial bloodshed ways outside the box to deal ident Michael Speed. sheriff’s office and fire depart- juvenile on Aug. 26. The five purported gang members and criminal undertakings in ment officials. alleged self-description as a and Theorgood were enrolled at Los Angeles. “[Sin city] has long been a gang, paired with the victim’s Gulf Breeze High School Officer Lyster served on a haven for teenagers who ditch description of the teens identi- (GBHS). The other members gang taskforce in California school or have late night parties fying themselves as such, could are suspects charged with before relocating to Gulf of drugs and drinking; dumping be enough to enhance their unarmed robbery: Jonathan Breeze and shared insight as to of old appliances, trash and charges from second degree to Mitchell Madden, 14, 3000 why young people may be Today, Sept. 14 press time debris; random vandalism to first degree felonies under block of Ranchette Square, tempted to join or form gangs. Executive Board Meeting, 11:30 mailboxes, street signs and Florida law. Assistant State Christopher Scott Gunter, 15, “With a lot of my experi- a.m. Gulf Breeze Chamber of Monday, Sept. 18 egging of surrounding homes, Attorney Catina Wilson will 3600 block of Tiger Point ences, [gang members] were Commerce, Chamber Conference City Council and most dangerous of all, sev- prosecute the case but would Blvd., Jonathan Anthony looking for another family,” Room, 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Meeting, 6:30 p.m., eral recent fires,” the letter not specify if she would seek Giddings, 15, 3300 block of Lyster said. “They would join a Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze City Hall, states. “We, as homeowners, enhancement. Maplewood Drive, and Dylan gang because of the bonding 1070 Shoreline Drive, must speak out in an effort to “When charges are enhanced Joseph Wickes, 14, 400 block friendship that supposedly goes Santa Rosa County Gulf Breeze protect our homes and property it reflects a different kind of of Dolphin St. with the gang. There’s an Commission Regular Meeting, 9 a.m., Commissioner's Board Room, from those who have no regard mindset that must be dealt with “For us it’s just business as unwritten code that ‘you’ll do Tuesday, Sept. 6495 Caroline Street, Milton or concern for the high cost of accordingly,” Wilson said. usual,” said GBHS Resource anything for the gang’ so this is their reckless behavior.” The 19 “Gangs are serious business.” Officer Mark Lyster. “Of like your family and they’re Long Term Recovery letter’s author provided Gulf School Board Meeting, 6:30 The prosecutor also added course we’re going to keep our going to stand up for you. But, p.m., 5086 Canal Street, Milton Organization, 3 p.m., Breeze News with the docu- that her first consideration eyes open a little more. But do most of the time when one of Conference Room, 6051 ment under a condition of would be to take care of the vic- I think we have a big issue those guys gets arrested, it’s not Friday, September 15 Old Bagdad Highway, anonymity because the writer tim. going on [at GBHS] right now? their other gang members that Milton feared retaliation. No meetings scheduled as of Sean Brazzell Lussier, 13, 10 No.” are going to come up to the jail press time Dubois said Santa Rosa block of Sunset Blvd.,one of GBHS Principal Sylvan and visit them or bail them out, Santa Rosa County Final Public Hearing on Sheriff’s Deputies now patrol the five youths charged with in Ladner agreed with Lyster. it’s their real family members.” Saturday, Sept. 16 06-07 Budget, 6 p.m., 21st Annual International Commissioner's Board Gulf Breeze Dog Coastal Cleanup, 8 a.m., Naval Room, 6495 Caroline Live Oaks, U.S. 98, Gulf Breeze Street, Milton Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Lovers, Inc. to Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. offer obedience Caring and Sharing of South Wednesday, Sept. Santa Rosa County is looking 20 classes for volunteers for the holiday sea- FELONIES 8900 block of Sunset Drive, Navarre, violation of probation son. Volunteers are encouraged to No meetings scheduled as Navarre, larceny, less than $5,000 of press time 9/1/06 Lussier, Sean Brazzell, W/M, 13, come to St. Paul's United Cint, Jere Keith, 46, W/M, 8800 Madden, Jonathan Mitchell, 14, 10 block of Sunset Boulevard, Gulf Gulf Breeze Dog Lovers, Methodist Church, 4901 Gulf block of Cagle Drive, Navarre, W/M, 3000 block of Ranchette Breeze, sexul assault Inc. presents beginning dog Breeze Pkwy., on Saturday, Sept. Thursday, Sept. 21 obstructing justice Square, Gulf Breeze, robbery obedience classes starting 16 from 3 to 5 p.m. There, partic- Santa Rosa County Zoning 9/7/06 Tuesday, Sept. 26 from 6 to 7 ipants will watch a slide show of Nygard, Michael Christopher, 22, Gunter, Christopher Scott, 15, Bobb, Joshua Michael, 25, W/M, Board of Adjustments, 5:30 p.m., W/M, 3200 block of Redwood Lane, W/M, 3600 block of Tiger Point 8100 block of Toledo Street, p.m. for six weeks at the recre- past holiday work, meet Caring Commissioner's Board Room, 6495 Gulf Breeze, kidnapping Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, Robbery Navarre, aggrivated battery, kidnap- ation center on Shoreline and Sharing's leadership, find an Caroline Street, Milton ping Drive, Gulf Breeze. Cost of enjoyable volunteering job and 9/2/06 Giddings, Jonathan Anthony, 15, the class is $30 for one dog enjoy light refreshments. Wolters Jr., Thomas James, 20, W/M, 3300 block of Maplewood Robinson, Brandy Lee, 23, W/F, Same Time, Same and $50 for two dogs. Every For more information, call W/M, 2800 block of Winners Circle, Drive, Gulf Breeze, robbery 5800 block of Congress Street, Gulf Caring and Sharing at 939-0727. Navarre, burglary, resisting an offi- Breeze, possession of marijuana dog must have a handler and Place cer with violence Wickes, Dylan Joseph, 14, W/M, with intent to sell The South Santa Rosa Writers proof of vaccinations at first The Reveal Tour, Feat. 400 block of Dolphin Street, Gulf class. Checks for reservations meet each second and fourth 9/3/06 Breeze, robbery Barfield, Charles Anthony, 24, Kaleidoscope, Richard Mulder and Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at St. should be sent to “Gulf Breeze Shock, Margaret Alline, 21, W/F, W/M, 2000 block of Navarre Park Chad Tim Tim, 6 p.m., Sanger Augustine’s Episcopal Church Parish 8100 block of Tortuga Street, 9/5/06 Lane, Navarre, dealing in stolen Dog Lovers. 362 Gulf Breeze Theater, 118 South Palafox Street, Hall, 7810 Navarre Parkway, For Navarre, possession of cocaine, Morris, Tamala Rolshaye, 30, property Parkway, Gulf Breeze, FL Pensacola posession of a controlled substance B/F, 9200 block of Deer Lane, further information, contact Nancy at without a prescription Navarre, posession of cocaine Grady, David Patrick, 44, W/M, 32561.” (850) 936-6889 or email 1100 block of Shoreline Drive, child Call Carolyn at 934-5834 Sunday, Sept. 17 [email protected]. 9/4/06 Taylor Jr., Arthur Lee, 20, B/M, neglect for information. Morse, Michael James, 36, W/M, 1800 block of Alhambra Street, No meetings scheduled as of

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 14, 2006 3A Faith Gulf Breeze NEWS St. Ann Parish remembers Ivan LIBBI CROWE Special to Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Two years after Hurricane Ivan, the north door to the Family Life Center at St. Ann Catholic Church is still referred to as “The FEMA Door” by parishioners and staff. Almost as soon as the skies cleared after Hurricane Ivan struck the Gulf Coast on September 16, 2004, federal and state recovery efforts to assist the hard-hit area of Pensacola and surrounding counties began at many churches in Gulf Breeze, including St. Ann Serving you in all areas of real Catholic Church on Daniel estate law, including: Drive. From signing an agreement to allow the city, the State of ◆ Real Estate Closings Florida, and the federal govern- ment use St. Ann’s Family Life Residential Center gymnasium to be a disas- Submitted Photo Commercial ter recovery center, to presenta- Our Lady of the Assumption volunteer Beverly Pica shares information with hurricane victims tions by the Avery Center and Lois Muller and Peggy Vansleen (holding 4-month-old daughter Lilly with 3-year-old son Refinancing complimentary community din- Benjamin standing by) in line to meet with agency personnel within FEMA Disaster Recovery ners, the members of St. Ann Center Monday, October 26, 2004. Catholic Church and Our Lady ◆ was open from 8 a.m. – 7 p.m. Unemployment, Elderly Affairs, other lessons learned included Title Research of the Assumption, Pensacola daily for several months, with a Army Corps of Engineers’ that the Gulf Breeze community Beach reached out to the com- rotation of committed St. Ann Operation Blue Roof, Legal is basically good, and that the munity in as many ways as they staff members available 24 Affairs, the Social Security aftermath was an opportunity to ◆ Contracts could think of. Volunteers from hours a day. Administration and Children practice the innate virtues of all over the area joined the effort Finding the strength and Families Services and sever- kindness and compassion. as Gulf Breeze began to put 811 North Spring Street Shannon Gottstine, now Faith al other federal and state agen- “I admit I could have done a itself back together. Pensacola, Florida 32501 Formation Director at the parish, cies. Another area within the much better job handling the And, even now people stop Phone 850-434-3223 Fax 850-434-3822 was a brand new parishioner in center was dedicated to Catholic staff distress,” Spencer said, Parish Administrator Susie September 2004. She was one of Charities personnel, who com- “and that is one lesson l learned, Spencer to comment on that the many volunteers working at mitted their staff for longer-term and I believe we have all time. the church during that time. counseling and determining learned, since forming the Request For Proposals Shock and awe “We were living out at the additional resources available to Interfaith Disaster Resources Spencer remembers the shock The ZOO – Northwest Florida beach while our house was victims locally. Parishioners and group. I learned that all of us of those first days. She had trav- being built,” Gottstine said. “So staff from St. Ann, their mission have our limits, but that God July 15, 2006 eled to Kentucky before the after Ivan we were ‘homeless’. church Our Lady, St. Paul, St. will provide for what we need in storm for a family wedding; she As of July 2006, The ZOO – Northwest Florida (The ZOO) is issuing a We lived in Lillian, Ala., for five Sylvester, many other churches any way. Request for Proposals (RFP) for a compatible development of its U.S. had to stay there until the months. Since it was such a and the community supported “I learned that we cannot do it Highway 98 frontage property at 5701 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Pensacola airport reopened. drive I spent a lot of time at the FEMA’s efforts daily by greet- all by ourselves, so with the FL 32563. Keeping up with events by Church, going to daily Mass, ing hurricane victims, providing City, other agencies and church- phone still didn’t prepare her for The considered property is approximately 1300 linear feet of highway eating breakfast (sometimes refreshment and serving hot es forming the Interfaith frontage and approximately 300 feet deep; up to 390,000 square feet or the reality when she got back lunch) and getting to know the breakfasts and lunches to vic- Disaster Resources Group, we 8.6 acres. The property is zoned PBD; lease or purchase will be about 9:15 a.m. September 23, people of St. Ann. tims in need and to the relief are much better prepared for the considered. she said. “I saw St. Ann step up and workers themselves. Free din- next crisis,” Spencer said. “I “My car, plus one other, were The ZOO prefers and is most interested in an “International Village lead this community,” Gottstine ners were served at the weekly experienced the kindness and the only ones in the airport park- Market” motif and boutique style retail and restaurant development at said. “I saw selflessness on a Wednesday night Family Night generosity of all God’s people street level along with upper story spaces designed for additional retail, ing lot. It started up, wasn’t whole different level. I saw Dinners in the church’s parish who supported our effort, in services vendors, offices and apartment housing. It is envisioned that the damaged, so I thought, positive- Christ in so many faces, but I hall. time, talent and their financial village-style development will create a visually impressive, intriguing and ly, all was OK. So I left the air- unique atmosphere to help establish and grow, in conjunction with The will never forget the face of our Other counseling opportuni- contributions, and that makes port and drove straight to St. ZOO, a regional end-point family recreation, shopping and dining dear Monsignor Hunt, as he ties were available to the com- my heart sing!” Ann, and as I walked in, it was a destination complex for residents and visitors alike. To carry on with an spoke of our parishioner’s pain munity at the church including St. Ann Catholic Church, integrated zoological park atmosphere, open and covered walkways and picture of chaos,” Spencer said. and loss. You could see his gen- three Avery Group counseling Gulf Breeze, and Our Lady of decks, landscaped with water features, fountains and plantings, will The church had readily uine compassion, he suffered sessions focusing on strategies the Assumption Mission, connect the various eateries, retail, office, parking and residential agreed when contacted by the elements of the property. with them. I guess what I and skills for coping with the Pensacola Beach, together are a City of Gulf Breeze to offer their learned from that time was that stress of Hurricane Ivan. parish of over 2,000 persons Family Life Center to the gov- Proposals will be entertained and reviewed through September 31, 2006. if we put our trust in the Lord he Emerald Coast Hospice serving the community in body, Interested parties please submit Proposals to the offices of the: ernment for a Federal will sustain us through all of Bereavement Coordinator mind and spirit. Information, Emergency Management life’s difficulties.” Ronnie Gonzalez presented a bulletins and newsletters are Executive Director, Gulf Coast Zoological Society Agency (FEMA) Disaster The ZOO, Northwest Florida “I experienced Christ each coping with grief seminar over available on the web at Recovery Center. The Rev. 5701 Gulf Breeze Parkway day we opened the Center,” the holidays at the church. StAnnGulfBreeze.Org. Msgr. Luke Hunt, pastor, had Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Spencer said. “In the faces of the All this was the beginning of gone forward with the FEMA emergency and relief workers, today’s Interfaith Disaster center, commenting, “How can so tired after 12 hour days; in the Resources, where Gulf Breeze we not help our community?” face of the woman coming in churches and the city have As for the costs, he said, “The after trying to clean up her prop- formed a partnership to respond Lord will provide.” erty, and smiling when she was to future disasters. ”And He did,” Spencer said. given a meal and cold drink; in Lessons Learned “That day was hectic, hot, chaot- the face of that child who was Spencer said one particularly ic as I introduced myself and frightened to leave his Mom so exhausting day, a man came up what role I would play for them she could fill out her paperwork; to her and said that she had to the many people there and in the face of that senior gentle- given him a tuna sandwich and a ensuring they knew we at St. man, holding his wife’s hand, cold drink a few weeks earlier. Ann would do everything possi- trying not to cry, asking me if In return he handed her a check ble.” knew what they were going to for $10,000 to help the church in As Spencer walked in, the do now.” this mission. state and federal agencies were Within the Disaster Recovery “God is good!” Spencer said. moving in chairs, tables, com- Center, victims had access to “I cried . . . not only from puters, and more to get set up as FEMA, the Small Business exhaustion, but from this man’s the FEMA Center. The center Administration (SBA), touching generosity.” She said OUR TROOPS

SEARS In addition, airmen who and ceremony Air Force complete basic training earn marches, and Airman credits toward an associate received Robert W. degree through the physical Sears has Community College of the Air training, rifle graduated Force. marksman- from basic He is the son of Dennis ship, field military Sears of Cypress Point Circle, training exer- training at Navarre, Fla. cises, and Wilson Lackland Air Sears Sears is a 2004 graduate of special train- Force Base, Navarre High School. ing in human relations. San Antonio, Texas. In addition, airmen who During the six weeks of WILSON complete basic training earn training, the airman studied Air Force Airman Justin R. credits toward an associate the Air Force Wilson has graduated from degree through the mission, organization, and basic military training at Community College of the Air military customs and courte- Lackland Air Force Base, San Force. sies; performed drill and cere- Antonio, Texas. He is the son of James mony marches, and received During the six weeks of Wilson of River Run Road, physical training, rifle marks- training, the airman studied Navarre, Fla. manship, field training exer- the Air Force mission, organi- Wilson is a 2005 graduate cises, and special training in zation, and military customs of Navarre High School. human relations. and courtesies; performed drill

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Area fertility pioneer retires from GBH w w w . g u l f b r e e z e n e w s . c o m

BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. 37 years, and after delivering Gulf Breeze News 3,000 babies, I decided that [email protected] was enough,” said Pyle. At the retirement luncheon In vitro fertilization pioneer held at Gulf Breeze Hospital Dr. Robert Pyle retired after 19 on Sept. 7, he was quick to years of assisting hundreds of point out the supportive staff mothers-to-be experience the and personnel that helped him gift of life when fertility achieve his accomplishments. options were limited. “It’s a little bittersweet. You “We talk about people doing don’t do this by yourself,” he meaningful work. That’s what said. “It’s easy to work around gets us up in the morning,” people who care about the said Gulf Breeze Hospital patient and want to do to a CEO Dr. Robert Harriman. good job. I can’t tell you how Since the early 80’s, Pyle much I love and appreciate all has shown an interest in infer- of you.” EMA tility as a specialization. In During the luncheon, Pyle FIR N 1983, he charted The Fertility said as he looked around the Institute of Northwest Florida, Bradley “B.J.” Davis,Jr./Gulf Breeze News room he also saw individuals making GIFT, or gamete Dr. Robert Pyle, third from left, poses with Gulf Breeze who he helped deliver. He Termite & Pest Control Hospital staff who has assisted him in his fertility work for intrafallopian transfer proce- recounted instances of deliver- “To The Rescue Since 1977” Northwest Florida. dure, a well-known and sought ing the babies of individuals after intervention. The com- enabled him to help hundreds dream of a family. whom he had delivered years Gulf Breeze plicated, state-of-art procedure of mothers-to-be achieve the “I’ve been blessed. It’s been ago. 932-9288 ! So much to see, so much to do @ the library

Smart parents know there's keep learning throughout their a place where their children lives.” can learn, read and have fun--a The library system includes place that doesn't charge @ the Library libraries in Gulf Breeze, Jay, admission and the whole fami- Gulf Breeze Library Milton, and Navarre. The ly can enjoy. It's the library. Pace library is under construc- “Most kids enjoy learning tion with expected opening in when it's fun and that's what early 2007. The library system libraries do best,” explained Linda Hendrix is a department of the SRC Margaret Chatraw, Children's Board of County Librarian for the Santa Rosa Storyteller Pat Nease will also computers, games, toys, CDs Commissioners. For further County Library System. be featured on Saturday, and DVDs. information, contact Linda “There really is so much to see September 30, as part of Open “Reading is the basis for all Hendrix, Santa Rosa County and do.” House and Ribbon-Cutting learning,” Chatraw explained. Library System Director at 850.934.4422 Free Estimates Upcoming programs Celebrations taking place at all “Encouraging your kids to 850-623-2043. Visit the include Preschool Story Time Santa Rosa County Libraries. read and use the library is the library website online at Complete Residential Construction at 10:30 each Monday at Jay Chatraw noted that whether best thing you can to help http://www.santarosa.fl.gov/li Rain Gutters to Roofing Library, Tuesday at Navarre your child is a soccer fan, ani- them do better in school and braries. Library, Wednesday at Milton mation fan, or is interested in Remodels and Repairs Library, and Thursday at Gulf space or dolls, the library has From Front Door to Fence Breeze Library. Story Times books, magazines and other feature stories, songs, action materials to help satisfy his or Our adjusters will work On Time... Within Budget... Member of the Florida with your Insurance Co. To your Satisfaction... State Home Builders Assoc. rhymes, and finger plays. her interests. There are also Presley-Swords wed over t he summer

Amber Denise Presley, Pensacola, and Brian Anthony Swords, Tallahassee, were married at 4 p.m., May 7, 2006 at the Calvary Chapel of Gulf Breeze. Pastor John Spencer officiated. A reception was held at Skolpelos on the Bay. Waterfront, Beach and Golf Course Amber is the daughter of properties since 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Royace Presley Jr. Brian is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony Swords. Maid of Honor was Mai- Vi Callahan, friend and college roommate, Belle, Florida. Bridesmaids were Mallary Campbell, high school friend, Gulf Breeze, Tiffany Swords, friend and sister of the groom, Tallahassee. Flower girl was Madeline Jensen, 1-800-445-2507 (850) 932-9228 daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 1388 Country Club Road, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Rob Jensen, Gulf Breeze. www.montgomeryrealtors.com Best Man was Patrick Moore, friend and college roommate, Belle, Florida. Groomsman were Jeremy Caudill and Jordan Wilbanks, both high school Real Estate friends. Tallahassee. Ushers were friends Aron Barker, Joshua Martin, in an David Thurman and Tim Moore. Ring bearer was Timmy Hasemeier, son of IRAIRA or or 401k 401k ?? Dr.and Mrs. Eric Hasemeir. Amber is a graduate of Truly Diversify a University of West Florida in Exercise Science and is Retirement Portfolio a Certified Personal Trainer. Brian is a graduate of University of West Florida in ENTRUST L.L.C. Industrial/Organizational GULF COAST Psychology and supervisor The Entrust Group at Academy Sports. The Contact us for a couple will reside in Greenville, North Carolina Free Information Packet pursuing graduate degrees Ryan J. Czerw at East Carolina (800) 483-1629 Manager University. Entrust Gulf Coast www.EntrustGulfCoast.com The couple honey- mooned at the Sandestin Hilton Resort and Amelia Worldwide leader in Self Direct Retirement Plans. Island. Featured in Kiplinger, Wall Street Journal and Business Week. NOW SERVING Florida’s Emerald Coast!

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 14, 2006 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Not a Boston, but Gulf Breeze Chamber Tea Party Sandy Bell, Deputy City Clerk, and Josie Cotti, Associate Director of Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce, gave a "High Tea" at noon on Wednesday, August 30 at City Hall. The Tea was given to wel- come Meg Peltier, the new Executive Director Gulf Breeze By Betty Archer Allen, Ed.D Chamber of Commerce, both to the Chamber and the Community. Sandy and Josie Send emails to Betty Archer Allen felt it provided an opportunity to at [email protected] or get to really know Meg not just serve with her on committees. write to Talk of the Town at Gulf Sandy Bell dazzled the group Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News Breeze News with a delicious luncheon. The Back row from left, Jane Nolan, Eloise Benson, Marita Rhodes, Sandy Bell, Ann Livingston, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL Tea began with a delicious Lisa Crouse, Sandy Franz, Cheryl Richey, Sally Johnson. Kara Szostek 32562, Cantaloupe Soup, Sandy's own recipe and continued with Front Row from left, Libbi Crowe, Lisa Newell, Meg Peltier, Vici Papajohn, Josie Cotti, Judy subject: Archer Allen gourmet sandwiches, cheese Fehl cake, pastries, chocolate cake, Flags Rotary Club and Santa will be held on Tuesday Airport. Frank gave a very hot tea and of course a lot of Rosa CrimeStoppers. September 19 at 7 p.m. at the informative presentation on the “Talk of the Town” good conversation and fellow- Eloise Benson, Gulf Breeze's Garden Center, 1850 N. 9th status of the airport and the ship. first citizen, came to welcome Avenue. The program features many improvements that are Meg as an integral part of the Dr. Bill Bennett, host of the TV planned: more paved parking, The group learned that Meg One key to the success of the more money for improvements. Peltier brought with her 25 community. Along with Sandy show Garden Magic. He will more space for rental car com- Franz, Assistant Vice report on a recent meeting of the panies, more gates, more airport was getting AirTran Frank indicated that the airport years of professional experi- Airways to Pensacola. The is soliciting other carriers to ence. Meg received a BA in President/Mortgage and Loan American Camellia Society counter space, moving the bag Officer Amsouth Bank; Ann held in Portland, Oregon. inspection out of the lobby and decreased fares and increased come to Pensacola; most Journalism number of passengers generated notably Southwest and United. /Telecommunications from the Livingston, owner of Livingston The Pensacola Camellia Club many more. University of Georgia and holds Business Forms; Josie Cotti, was organized in 1937 as the a certificate in Cheryl Richey, First Baptist Pensacola Men's Camellia Club Theatre Arts Church of Gulf Breeze; Marita and held its first show in 1938. from the Rhodes, City Clerk; Sally The club predated the American Circle-in-the- Johnson, Mary Kay Company; Camellia Society, headquartered Square Kara Szostek, Grendefly Studio; in Fort Valley, GA, School in Lisa Crouse, McCollough The club was re-incorporated New York Plastic Surgery Consumer as the Pensacola Camellia Club City. She Information Center; Judy Fehl, in 1989 and women were admit- lived and Bodree Printing; Libbi Crowe, ted to membership. The mem- worked in Peltier St. Ann's Catholic Church; Lisa bership now is approximately New York for Newell, Vici Papajohn , Co- equal by gender. 15 years but was born in Atlanta owners and Co-Publishers of In February of this year, and reared both in Atlanta and The Gulf Breeze News; Jane Cinny O'Donnell was installed Panama City. She moved to Nolan, Administrative as the club's first female presi- Panama City to be with mother Assistant; and Sandy Bell. It dent. Other officers are First following the death of her was a lovely Noon High Tea. Vice President and Camellia father. She was married for six Show Chair, Steve Caton; years and adores her two Santa Rosa Women's Second Vice President and stepchildren. Club Program Chair, Skip Vogelsang; Meg comes to Gulf Breeze The Santa Rosa Woman's Treasurer, Thekla Morris; and most recently from the Clear Club held it first meeting of the Secretary, Norman Vickers. Channel Radio My107-3, where year on September 5. The Public Members of the board are she was radio show co- host of Relations Department was in Michael Dupuis, Bill Lyford, "Kit & Meg in the Morning." charge of the program. The Ole Olsen, Dick Hooton, She has extensive experience in members include Chairman, Gordon Eade, Al Jeppeson and planning, organizing and imple- Betty Allen; Co Chairman, immediate Past President Roger menting special events in radio, Linda White-Spunner, Helen Vinson. Carl Brady is newsletter telemarketing and research. Her Antonnacci, Margaret Bass, editor. HOME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT resume includes serving as Barbara Gonshor, Christy Jones, Cinny O'Donnell said, "The spokesperson for point-of-sale Pat Landfair, Barbara Miksch, meetings of the Camellia Club Use the equity in your home to help and press conferences. She has Sally are open and free to the public. broad experience in radio and Stanford, In addition to the program by your dreams take shape. television broadcasting, theatre, Bettie Lee Dr. Bennett, there will be dis- and the visual arts. Sundstrum cussion about the fall programs Enjoy low rates, and a process that is She was founder, artistic and Pat and sale of gibberellic acid FAST and EASY! director and master teacher of Tunison. ("gib") for those interested in The Emerald Coast Acting The pro- purchasing. Gib is a growth reg- Company in Panama City. She gram featured ulating agent which makes Gulf Breeze Camellia buds open earlier and 2 offered acting classes and pri- Eddy • College Education • No Closing Costs vate coaching for amateur and City Manager approximately one-third larger 3 professional actors in technique, Edwin 'Buz' Eddy. His topic than untreated ones. Please note • Home Improvement • 9.00% APR Ceiling Rate scene study, voice, dialects and was "Changes occurring in the that the location of our meetings 6.75% APR Floor Rate city of Gulf Breeze that affect has changed to the Garden classes for adult beginners and • Family Vacation advanced, on-stage and on-cam- the entire Gulf Breeze surround- Center." Skip Vogelsang • Potentially Tax Deductible4 era technique. ing area." He gave a good announced that the Tuesday, Meg said "I loved the energy overview of plans for the city October 17 meeting will be a • Debt Consolidation • Free Checking Account and excitement of New York and some changes in streets that follow-up by Ole Olsen on air City but I now enjoy the sereni- will affect the traffic on layering. Attendees will have • New Car • Free Check Card ty and beauty of the Gulf Coast Highway 98, then fielded ques- opportunity to see the results of area." Meg is involved with the tions from the audience. the air layering of some • Hurricane Preparedness • Free OnLine Banking with Bill Pay Pensacola Little Theatre where The department project was Camellias performed at a spring she won the 2006 Crystal refrigerator magnets with all the meeting. Air layering is an easy award. She currently serves on important numbers needed for way to propagate new plants. the Board of Directors for an emergency. These magnets The Camellia Club's 68th NCADD, ARC Gateway were given to the members pre- annual show will be held the Foundation, Pensacola Five sent and will be made available second weekend in December, 9 to the community. and 10, at the Wright Place, 80 Sandy would love to share The meeting continued with E. Wright Street. The interested her original recipe for President Shirley Gaddis's public will have opportunity to Cantaloupe Soup induction of a new member see thousands of Camellia Sherry McReynolds. The bud- blooms and learn about ■ 1 Cantaloupe (peeled, get for 2006-07 was approved as Camellia care from expert gar- seeded and cut into chunks) presented. Then Barbara deners at this free event. There ■ 2 Cups Orange Juice Gonshor gave the rummage Sale will also be Camellia plants for ■ 1 Tablespoon Lime Juice updates. The rummage will take sale at that time. For further ■ 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon place at the Recreation Center information or membership, Gymnasium on Saturday phone memberships chair Place cantaloupe and 1 cup October 28 from 8 a.m. to 2 Gordon Eade, 476-4760 or of orange juice in blender and p.m. The sale will include house President Cinny O'Donnell, blend until smooth. Add wares, decorating items, crafts, 456-9740. linens, lace, electronics, library remaining ingredients and For more information or to apply, call or stop by your nearest chill until ready to serve. May items, regular and vintage cloth- Rotary Club Meeting be made the ing, boutique items, home furni- President-Hal George called Bank of Pensacola office today! night before ture, lawn and garden furniture the Rotary Club meeting to and tools. This year the bakery order on August 29 and Offer available for a limited time and subject to change without notice. Existing Home Equity Loans are not transferable. 1Annual Percentage Rate (APR) after initial six month period and chilled. is variable and will be based upon the “Wall Street Journal Prime” rate which is currently 8.25% as of 7-12-06 and is subject to change without notice. Your APR may be higher based table will include more than announcements were made: on certain factors, including credit history and percentage of equity available in you home. 3 After introductory period, maximum APR that will be imposed is 9%, minimum 6.75% on Garnish with loans that qualified for the introductory rate. 2Up to $700 for first time loans only. Subject to $500 prepaid penalty for closing Home Equity Line within 36 months of closing. Home desserts. Popcorn balls, jams, President Hal and Bob Moulton 4 fresh mint, or Equity Lines are for owner-occupied real estate. Property insurance and/or flood insurance will be required. Other charges may apply. Consult a tax advisor. Subject to credit approval. a dollop of beef jerky, and bean soup mixes inducted the newest club mem- whipping will be available. ber, Robert Koonce. Robert is in cream and the insurance business and is www.bankofpensacola.com sprinkle with Pensacola Camellia also involved with the Gulf Bell cinnamon or Club Breeze Chamber of Commerce. The September meeting of The program featured Frank 850-436-7800 nutmeg. the Pensacola Camellia Club Miller Director of the Pensacola Member FDIC Serves 6. Enjoy! Equal Housing Lender

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 WHERE WE PUT PEOPLE “ON THE SPOT” TO www.gulfbreezenews.com ANSWER A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” 2005 By Franklin Hayes Florida Press Association Place Winner ■ Editorial Page ■ Sports Section What are your thoughts Why ask wind or flood? on the upcoming two-year After two years of bravado, anniversary of faith and optimism, over 200 fam- ilies are suing in Escambia County Hurricane Ivan? and Santa Rosa County courts to Publishers’ CO-PUBLISHERS: receive wind insurance - two years after Hurricane Ivan. I am not an Pen Lisa Newell “A lot of people are coming attorney or a judge capable of Victoria Papajohn in to tell me that they are still arguing the fine points of the law, rebuilding. We got lucky and and I am not a meterologist capa- Vici Papaj ohn EDITOR: B.J. Davis just had to put a new roof on ble of dissecting wind patterns and and replace the privacy fence.” SPORTS EDITOR: approximate force, but as someone sure find it very hard to believe ance companies claim there were who has grown up experiencing that they are two years away from no winds in our Category Three Jason Thompson -Virginia Avalos hurricanes in Florida, I honestly huge personal loss and devasta- Hurricane Ivan. Gulf Breeze cannot even imagine the question - tion and they are still having to No, I think I'd really rather be a STAFF WRITER: "Is it wind or flood?" fight for what they paid for. juror. It seems very basic to me - Franklin Hayes According to the National Sea People who are having their loans wind and flood cannot be ade- Grant Network, a division of the called because a home must be on quately separated for that question ADVERTISING SALES: National Oceanic Atmospheric the land to secure a mortgage to be a part of any standard which Robyn Philips Administration, a hurricane is a must feel like they are going mad. determines insurance payments. Pam Randall tropical storm with winds that And I can only imagine what it Science sees hurricanes as wind have reached a constant speed of feels like to walk away from an and flood events. And we all OFFICE MANAGER: 74 miles per hour or more. By its empty lot because your insurance watch the weather channel's “I lived in Tallahassee then Karen Murphy very nature, according to its uni- carrier will not pay and you can- swirling visions of green and and two people from Tiger versally accepted description, a not now sell your lot for a price orange masses which represent Point came and stayed with me GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: hurricane is a wind event equal to your still- unpaid mort- tropical patterns originating off the for a week until they could get Nikola Stamenkovich, Art Director Once maintaining a constant gage. After years of paying for the coast of Africa, holding our breath back in town. My brother and Katie Killen speed of 74 miles per hour, and policy? Unimaginable! whether we live inland or not. my father stayed here and my thereby labeled a hurricane, the It makes me tremble for the Why ask wind or flood? father said it was one of the CONTRIBUTORS: Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale is residents of Mississippi and Because so much hangs in the bal- worst things he’s ever been Betty Archer Allen used to rate each hurricane's Louisiana who are frustrated after ance with the answer. Attorneys through.” T. “Bubba” Bechtol intensity with a scale using wind only one year; how long can such argue that the entire flood v. wind -Amy McDonald Bette Boyle speed as the determining factor for a travesty really be stretched out issue is based upon the Valued Gulf Breeze Chuck Randle increasing or decreasing each when Northwest Florida has Policy Law and whether it applies. Grant Corbin storm's category. Again, wind already waited two years with no Oversimplified, VPL prior to the Paul Stefon speed determines that a storm is a end in sight? Families in Florida Legislature's amendment hurricane and wind speed is used Northwest Florida are struggling in 2005 just stated that if a struc- to classify each storm's strength or to keep their lots, rebuild their ture is a total loss, an insurer of homes and salvage their lives any covered peril must pay its pol- “We got everything cleaned Member: weakness, along with storm surge estimates. NOAA describes storm while insurance companies are try- icy limits so long as the covered up. We didn’t get too much Florida Press Association surge as "the abnormal rise in sea ing to hedge a loss of profitability. peril contributed in part to the loss. damage during the storm and National Newspaper Assn. level accompanying a hurricane Sure, local Circuit Court judges The VPL law has been amended clean up was quick and easy.” are ruling in favor of such proper- since Ivan (to apply prospectively Gulf Breeze Area Chamber or other intense storm." Wow, call me stupid, but these ty owners through summary only and does not include Ivan -Jason Doty of Commerce (“2003 Small simple facts make it very hard for judgements and court rulings, but damages) stating that wind carri- Milton Business of the Year”) me to understand why so many many of the insurance companies ers are to pay wind damage and Pensacola Beach Chamber for-profit insurance companies are promising to appeal to the dis- flood carriers are to pay flood of Commerce and the not-for-profit Citizens trict courts, and payment may not damage, further muddying the Pensacola Chamber Insurance is refusing to pay their come for years, if ever. I'd love to waters for engineers and home- of Commerce clients. People who have lost their be a fly on that wall when meteo- owners. homes and all their belongings I'm rologists testifying for the insur- Navarre Tourist Development Council “I think the Gulf Breeze We have to make a choice people are really resilient. I LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze stayed here during Ivan at a News welcomes your opinion. This Saturday marks the We reserve the right to edit a anniversary of the event that friend’s house and her roof letter to fit space available. We changed the lives of many From t he made a few noises like it was do not accept letters containing along the Gulf Coast. Many, going to come off. I don’t a personal attack on any indi- like myself, experienced the think I will stay here the next vidual. Letters must be limited sound of freight train winds Edit or’s Desk time.” to one per month from an indi- whipping through neighbor- vidual writer. If we receive form hoods; bullets of debris pelting -Helen Garbark letters, we will print only the first siding and a stagnant tension B.J. Davis Gulf Breeze one we receive. Include your that loomed amid candlelight as principally because we have At the time of Ivan, I was name, address and daytime we pleaded with our Higher pristine beaches or a top-notch renting a room in a condo on phone number. Power to “Please get me educational system, but rather a Pensacola Beach. Luckily, I through this.” Around two min- sense of community - a commu- escaped the damage unscathed, CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze utes after the power went off, I nity whose members made the though I was not so lucky after News is committed to accuracy heard the crash of a tree limb choice not to roll up into a little Hurricane Dennis. And Gulf Breeze groups love you and wants to hear from you if we through my back windshield, ball, but to prosper and carry Hurricane Katrina’s deposit of Just wanted to say thanks for need to make a correction or exposing my carefully chosen on. Ivan did force us to take a eight inches of water in my the great article you ran in this LETTERS TO clarification. personal items to Ivan’s fury. I step back, but since then we beach apartment forced me to week's Gulf Breeze News for Please email us at was trapped in a strange house have taken 10 steps forward. make a choice as well. After the Gulf Breeze Arts group. It [email protected] with even stronger emotions. Individually, we’ve had to staying briefly with a friend at THE EDITOR with the subject line was wonderful to get so much Was I ever going to get through make choices. Some are fight- Emerald Isle (I wanted to see CORRECTION or space. this? ing with insurance, some are how the other half lived), I CLARIFICATION. Or, call And, the Library Reading Two years later, I still hold (850) 932-8986 during still living in trailers. Some moved down Hwy. 98 in Gulf Group loves you too! To submit a tightly the words Pensacola relocated. I remember the exact Breeze. When the opportunity office hours and ask for Donna Jones letter to the editor, news or sports departments. Beach Chamber director Sandy moment I realized the scope of came up to move back onto the Gulf Breeze Johnston spoke when I inter- Ivan in my life. When my dear beach, I chose to wait before I write to viewed her for a magazine arti- friends Melissa and Eric, for- moved back on the island. I’m Gulf Breeze News is published Gulf Breeze News, weekly on Thursdays for $30 cle. She said, “We can’t just mer residents of Pensacola still a beach regular; I make my I miss Gulf Breeze! I’m so per year by Gulf Breeze News curl up into a little ball. We Beach, evacuated to Baton usual pilgrimages to Sidelines glad I can keep in touch read- P.O. Box 1414, Gulf have to carry on.” With this car- Publishing, Inc. Periodical Rouge. After finally getting for wings and football along ing the Gulf Breeze News. Breeze, FL, 32562, postage paid at Gulf Breeze, rying on comes new challenges, hold of them days after the with the myriad of other places Thanks. Florida. USPS # 021819. new decisions. storm, I asked when they were I love to visit on the beach. Charlotte R. Tomkinson or email to Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- With the primary election coming back so we could That’s my contribution to not Roswell, GA news@gulf tions. POSTMASTER: Please races decided, I asked a few of reconvene our weekly dinners. rolling up into a ball. send address changes to the winners what is the biggest Melissa answered, “B.J., there’s For this anniversary, I pledge Still enjoying reading the breezenews.com Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box challenge they now face. They nothing there for us. We lost our to continue to move forward Gulf Breeze News! Keep up 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Include a all basically said the same home, our jobs. We lost our along with the leadership of our the good work! All content is copyrighted thing: growth. Santa Rosa life.” It was at this point I freshly elected officials. Life is Bette Hund daytime phone 2006. Advertising rates are County is one of the fastest became truly angry. about choices. Life is what available upon request. Charleston, S.C. number growing counties in Florida, not They made a choice. choices we make.

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LEADING THE WAY Insurance Support area causes refunds given Deanda earns communication award to Florida ■ Each year the proceeds making a donation of $25, par- age, weight and other creative Dan Deanda has earned the Jane has been working with from the Life’s a Vette at the ticipants are actively changing businesses categories to increase chances status of Toastmasters Ropella & Associates for 3 Beach at Pensacola Beach are a child’s life. to win. Family activities and a International’s Advanced years now and will be focusing STAFF REPORTS given to Covenant Hospice. For more information con- kid’s area will also be part of Communicator Bronze. To on maintaining contact with our Gulf Breeze News The show will take place on tact Santa Rosa County – Angi the event that is sponsored by achieve this designation, network of Human Resource [email protected] October 21. Brown 712-2264 or Escambia local McDonald’s owners and Deanda completed a series of Executives. Those businesses interested County – Penny Jenkins 469- hosted at the Pensacola challenging Her goal is to determine how in donating items for the raffle 5354. Over $5 million in com- Regional Airport. projects over Ropella & Associates can should contact Rick Gordon at ■ Ronald McDonald House mercial insurance refunds For information on how to several years improve the world class search jrgordonfla @yahoo.com or of Northwest Florida is seek- will be be returned to Florida be part of this fun and worth- of study services they now provide to the 492-7874. ing professional, school, civic businesses. Florida while event, contact the designed to worlds largest and most recog- ■ Take Stock in Children or club partners who want to Insurance Commissioner Ronald McDonald House for a enhance his nized Chemical & Allied will host a one-of-a-kind test their strength. On Kevin McCarty today team contract form and begin speaking Industry companies. chance drawing to raise funds November 4, partners who ordered $5.3 million in pre- “pulling” for the House skills. the non-profit charitable orga- have contributed $1,000 (busi- mium overcharges to be today.You can reach the House Deanda has WASHNOCK nization. Funds raised from ness division) and $500 Deanda returned to commercial poli- staff at 850-477-CARE (2273) worked as a Mary Beth Washnock has ticket sales will be used to pro- (school or youth division) will cyholders in the state. The or [email protected]. regional planner for the West joined the West Florida vide scholarships, mentors and line up to attempt to pull a overcharges were found in a ■ Gulf Breeze High School Florida Regional Planning Regional Planning Council hope to Florida’s most under- FedEx Boeing 727 a distance market conduct investigation (GBHS) Cell Phone Drive. The Council (WFRPC) for the past (WFRPC) as transportation served children. of 12 feet in the shortest conducted by the Office of GBHS Science Olympiad team 20 years. planner. Prior to joining Insurance Regulation. Ultimate in Prizes amount of time. Those winning For more information, call WFRPC, Washnock worked as The Ultimate Tailgate their division will be honored is having an ongoing cell Universal Underwriters phone drive. If you have any the WFRPC at (850) 595-8910. a constituent services coordina- Insurance Company Experience includes every- with trophies and the chance to tor for Congressman Jeff Miller. thing one needs to have the say they “Pulled for the House- cell phones that you no longer (Universal) must refund pre- use, please donate them to the PARKIN Washnock’s previous experi- mium overcharges in excess Tailgate party of a lifetime. That-Love-Built® and WON!” Jane Parkin ence in transportation includes This package includes the most Those who don’t think they team. They will be recycled for of its filed rates on 526 use by others. Please clear out of Ropella & marketing and customer service “Unicover” policies issued select and desired items have enough brawn to build a Associates for ECAT and vehicle sales for including a brand new 2007 team, but know they have any sensitive information from January 1, 2002 before submitting them. has recently public transit. She holds a through September 30, 2005. Mustang Convertible, two enough spirit, you can con- been promot- Bachelor of Science in Phones can be dropped off at “We will not tolerate any tickets to Super Bowl XLI in tribute on behalf of a military, ed to the role Management from the the high school; direct them to deviation from the rates Miami, and two-night stay for school or youth team who will of Customer University of West Florida. Susan Cundiff. If you have any approved by this Office,” two at the InterContinental help you pull for the House. Service For more information, call questions, please call her at Parkin said McCarty. “Florida busi- Hotel in Miami. Drawing to be Once an entry fee is paid, par- Director. the WFRPC at (850) 595-8910. held January 18, 2007. By ticipants can also participate in 916-4100. nesses face many challenges on a daily basis, therefore we will continue to make sure the benefits promised in a Women’s Business Association plans monthly meeting policy are delivered and the premiums charged are cor- American Business nesswomen of diverse occupa- of West Florida, will be our and will include salad, dinner women dedicated to their rect.” Women’s Association tions, providing opportunities key note speaker for the and drinks. A cash bar will be business development to join The order also requires (ABWA) will hold its next for women to help themselves evening. ‘Effective Business available. 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BUDGET SUMMARY CITY OF GULF BREEZE - FISCAL YEAR 2006 - 2007 Proposed Operating Expenditures of Gulf Breeze Are 8.12 % More Than Last Year's Operating Expenditures

ESTIMATED REVENUES: GENERAL FUND Ad Valorem Taxes (1.6283 Mills) $ 1,037,876 Taxes and Franchise Fees $ 1,175,700 License and Permits $ 56,500 Intergovernmental $ 585,800 Fines & Forfeitures $ 111,000 Miscellaneous Revenue $ 1,726,900 Reserves $ 139,124 $ 4,832,900 WATER & SEWER FUND: Charges for Services $ 1,525,000 Interest $ 15,000 Miscellaneous Revenue $ 184,200 Reserves $ 124,600 $ 1,848,800 NOTICE OF NATURAL GAS FUND: Charges for Services $ 2,003,500 Miscellaneous Revenue $ 34,600 Reserves $ 322,400 BUDGET HEARING $ 2,360,500 SOLID WASTE FUND: Charges for Services $ 789,800 Miscellaneous Revenue $ 108,100 Reserves $ -0- $ 897,900 URBAN CORE REDEVELOPMENT: Trust Fund $ 637,300 Reserves $ -0- The CITY OF GULF BREEZE has tentatively adopted $ 637,300 GULF BREEZE FINANCIAL SERVICES: Bond Fees $ 490,000 a budget for 2006-2007. A public hearing to make a FINAL Reserves $ -0- $ 490,000 DECISION on the budget AND TAXES will be held on: SOUTH SANTA ROSA UTILITY SYSTEM: Charges for Services $ 4,924,700 Interest $ 30,000 Miscellaneous Revenue $ 916,100 Reserves $ -0- $ 5,870,800 Stormwater Utility SEPTEMBER 18, 2006 Charges for Services $ 214,200 $ 214,200 MONDAY...... 6:30 P.M. TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES: $ 17,152,400 GULF BREEZE CITY HALL EXPENDITURES: GENERAL FUND: General Government $ 817,500 1070 SHORELINE DRIVE Internal Services $ 419,300 Streets & Drainage $ 303,300 GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA Parks & Recreation $ 552,600 Law Enforcement $ 1,867,100 Recreation Center $ 448,300 Fire $ 302,200 Community Services $ 122,500 $ 4,832,900 WATER & SEWER FUND: Water Operations/Maintenance $ 641,100 Water Renewal/Extension $ 110,600 Sewer Operations/Maintenance $ 562,400 Sewer Renewal/Extension $ 331,700 Capital Expenditure $ 203,000 $ 1,848,800 NATURAL GAS FUND: Gas Operation/Maintenance $ 2,039,500 Gas Renewal/Extension $ 92,000 Capital Expenditures $ 229,000 $ 2,360,500 SOLID WASTE FUND: $ 897,900

$ 897,900 SOUTH SANTA ROSA UTILITY SYSTEM: Water, Sewer & WWTP Operations $ 5,870,800 $ 5,870,800 Legal No. 0228 1T September 14, 2006 GULF BREEZE FINANCIAL SERVICES: Operating Expenses $ 165,000 General Fund $ 325,000 $ 490,000

COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY (CRA): $ 637,300 $ 637,300 STORMWATER UTILITY $ 214,200 $ 214,200

TOTAL EXPENDITURES: $ 17,152,400

THIS TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF CITY CLERK AS A PUBLIC RECORD. Legal No. 0227 1T September 14, 2006

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HURRICANE IVAN – SEPTEMBER 16, 2004 Two years ago, Ivan shattered lives Escambia County resulted in BY FRANKLIN HAYES debris piles that were more than Gulf Breeze News [email protected] three-quarters of a mile long and Bubba 70 feet high. In all, Ivan was the September is a month of most destructive hurricane to Research somber anniversaries for many affect this area in more than 100 local residents. This year, citi- years. Strong winds also spread Many of you may recall that zens not only mark the five-year well inland damaging homes, on July 8, 1947, witnesses anniversary of 9-11, but this and downing tress and power claim an unidentified object month also commemorates the lines. At one point, more than with five aliens aboard crashed two year anniversary of 1.8 million people were without on a sheep and cattle ranch just Hurricane Ivan. power in nine states. outside of Roswell, New The storm deservingly shares In addition to the damaged Mexico. its name with Russia’s first czar, homes and businesses, Ivan also This is a well known inci- Ivan the Terrible, and was destroyed millions of acres of dent that many say has long responsible for more than $14.2 woodlands and forests. The been covered up by the U.S. billion in damages in the U.S. Alabama Forestry Commission Air Force and the federal gov- alone. Storm surge, estimated to found damaged timber valued at ernment. I believe it. I have be between 10 and 15 feet high, about $610 million on 2.7 mil- been there and seen this place. rolled through coastal areas like lion acres. In the 200,000-acre While I am not a conspira- Pensacola Beach, leaving a path Blackwater Forest, just east of cies Bubba, I do know what I of destruction that is still being Pensacola in the western Florida believe in. mitigated today. There was also panhandle, more than 1.5 mil- However, you may well a possible record observed wave lion board feet of timber were NOT know that in the month height of 52.5 ft reported by the downed across 185,000 acres. of March 1948, exactly nine NOAA Buoy 42040 located in Ivan's effects were not just months after that historic day, the north central Gulf of Mexico limited to coastal and inland Albert Arnold Gore, Jr.; south of Alabama. areas. Offshore oil industry Hillary Rodham; John F. The National Hurricane operations in the Gulf of Kerry; William Jefferson Center reported that Ivan caused Mexico were severely disrupt- Clinton; Howard Dean; Nancy extensive damage to coastal and ed, and several oil drilling plat- Pelosi; Dianne Feinstein; inland areas of the United forms and pipelines sustained Charles E. Schumer; and States. As much as a quarter varying degrees of damage. The Barbara Boxer were born. I mile of the Interstate 10 bridge normal daily flow of 475,000 ain’t making this up. It’s a Pensacola Bay collapsed due to barrels of oil and 1.8 billion Bubba Fact! It explains a lot severe wave action on top of the cubic feet of natural gas, plus of things to me about these 10-15 ft storm surge. The U.S refining operations, were dis- people and why they act the Highway 90 Causeway across rupted for more than 4 weeks. A way they do. The National Hurricane Center shows Ivan’s landfall. the northern part of the bay was total of 12 large pipelines and 6 I have long suspected that also heavily damaged. drilling platforms sustained they were aliens, especially ly destroy in 2004, Hurricane people working to correct what are in worse plight than we are.” Extensive beach erosion major damage; another 7 plat- Hillary. Those thick ankles and caused severe damage to or the forms were completely Dennis knocked off less than 10 Hurricane Ivan disrupted two Bayer is still in negotiation beady eyes are not of this months later. years ago. Bayer’s Pensacola with Citizens to settle her 2005 destruction of numerous beach- destroyed world! Mr. Schumer doesn’t Many residents living direct- Beach home was damaged by Hurricane Dennis claim. front homes, as well as apart- According to the National have one human quality I can ment and condominium build- Hurricane Center (NHC), a total ly on the water in Florida were the 2004 hurricane, but was “We are trying to keep the see and Al Gore invented the covered by the states’ insurance deemed repairable. After lines of communication open ings. Some buildings collapsed of 686,700 insurance claims internet just to try and reach provider of last resort, Citizens Hurricane Dennis blew the for the settlement of our claim,” due to scouring of the sand from were filed and the American the mother planet and see how underneath the foundations Insurance Services Group esti- Property Insurance (Citizens). newly renovated roof off, the Bayer said. “We’re working to get back there. Industry experts estimate more Bayer family decided to start all with Citizen’s and hoping to caused by the inundating wave mates that insured losses in the Nancy Pelosi, the than 250 people are still in over. have our claim honored.” action. Thousands of homes the United States from Hurricane Democratic bulldog, seems three-county coastal area of Ivan totaled $7.11 billion, of mediation or litigation to settle “We’re not going to go Reflecting on close to two never to look anyone directly claims with Citizens for through it anymore,” Bayer years of recovery from the dev- Baldwin, Escambia, and Santa which more than $4 billion in the eye and can be seen star- Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis. said. “It won’t be [a permanent] astating storm, Santa Rosa Rosa were damaged or occurred in Florida. What ing for minutes on end directly destroyed. Cleanup efforts in Hurricane Ivan didn’t complete- Carole Bayer is one of those home for us anymore, just a cot- County Commissioner John at the sun. tage retreat.” Broxson is confident the county As for Bill, well you know Bayer added that is ready for future weather that he ain’t right! I suspect her previous home, events. that the aliens were coming to which had a footprint “I believe we’re as prepared get Bill to return to the mother of approximately as any county in the state,” ship, and missed Arkansas due 2,200 square feet, will Broxson said. “I think for the to a lunar beam flotation that be replaced with a kind of hurricanes we’ve experi- was meant for Dianne diminished structure enced in the past, we’re ready.” Feinstein, and crashed in New measuring approxi- Broxson also acknowledged Mexico. mately 1,200 square the plight of many area home- They are all alien to govern- feet. Bayer said she owners and business owners in ment, good sense and under- recently received her their search for affordable wind- standing of this world. It is no approved building storm insurance. coincidence that they were all permit and hopes to “The good news is that when born on the same month, the rebuild in time to cele- we rebuild we’re going to be same year and all have the brate Christmas on the tougher than ever. Our buildings same Alien DNA. beach. are going to take a bigger blow It all makes so much sense “It was our home than they ever could have taken to me now. Yeah, it really does. for 14 years and it before. That means there’s Just thought you’d like to would be kind of nice going to be fewer insurance know… to have a cottage claims, so that means we’re Christmas,” Bayer going to have insurance compa- Many homes, such as this one on Bay Street in Gulf Breeze, were completely said. “We feel pretty nies taking note. We will even- LAN Party at Civic destroyed by wind-whipped waters associated with the category 3 hurricane. blessed because there tually have a reduction in our Center starts Friday are many others who insurance rates,” Broxson said. Panhandle Gamers is hosting its fourth event at the Pensacola Civic Center on September 16- Community Church 17. A LAN party is an event What is funny to some hurts others plans rededication where many people come There are times when the televi- made fun of, or together, most bringing their sion ads are more interesting than made to feel inferi- Sunday at 10 a.m. own computer and or X-Box, the TV programs. or, or when some- Pensacola Beach Community Church will cel- and play games over a Local I think one of the reasons is the thing has happened ebrate this Sunday, Sept. 17 with a Area Network (LAN). surprise ending of the ads, or per- and the pain is still Rededication/Dedication ceremony at 10 a.m. at For more information, call haps just the cleverness of the ad present. The scars the church on Via de Luna and Avenida 18. Grant Corbin at (850) 346- writers. Many are humorous, in from earlier experi- The Rededication will be for the sanctuary, 6444. spite of the fact that marketing is ences are difficult which was rebuilt after damage from Hurricane serious business. It gets the message to eliminate, and Ivan. The Dedication will be for the Beach across and may keep us from leaving over 34 years. When my 18- perhaps that is good Church House, which was purchased after Ivan the television and going to the refriger- year-old son lost his life in an accident, if they help us to be more understand- destroyed the fellowship fall. Santa Rosa Island ator for that favorite drink or dessert! I realized how insensitive the joke real- ing of the feelings of others. During the reconstruction, the church wor- Many of us have learned that a little ly was. Now, I often wonder how I still like a good joke, and especial- Authority’s next shiped at several locations, including Gulf Breeze bit of humor can change the mood, offensive a joke may be to others ly a good pun. Both are helpful when Presbyterian Church, Hilton Garden Inn on meeting is 5 p.m. however, it is important to remember before sharing it, and often stifle the we are facing difficult times and need a Pensacola Beach and Our Lady of Assumption when it is appropriate and when it is temptation and leave it unsaid. The les- little respite from the daily grind. Sept. 20 in the Catholic Church on Pensacola Beach. not appropriate. son learned is that events that occur in Now that this has become a serious The ceremony will be followed with a dinner SRIA building on I used to tell a joke that I thought our lives shape our understanding of article, why don’t you tell yourself your on the grounds. All are welcome. For informa- was hilarious, but have not told it for how others may feel when they are favorite joke and have a good laugh. Pensacola Beach humiliated, perhaps innocently, or tion, call 932-6628.

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Park safely or you might get hit Travel trailers near end of grace period BY LISA NEWELL to remove residential travel Construction Details the bid for by a lowlife, empty-headed driver Gulf Breeze News trailers from the beach. construction of sidewalks and A couple days ago I got an [email protected] Members Bill “McGuire” beach walkovers. The total base email from a parent of an Martin and Vernon Prather were bid was $164,125 plus $1,000 It’s go time for residents still employee who works at Peg absent. per truckload of sand removed. living in travel trailers on the Leg Pete’s. This person was SRIA also told residents to At that same meeting, board beach. contacting me because their clean up their properties while members voted to allow Surf At its Sept. 6 committee daughter’s car was hit by a undergoing construction and Burger to begin selling liquor in meeting, the members of the dump truck, and of course the granted several leaseholders a addition to beer and wine, and Santa Rosa Island Authority dump truck took off. They con- construction extension. extended the contract with rejected a request for an exten- tacted me because am the owner In a special board meeting on Baskerville-Donovan for an sion past the Sept. 15 deadline and operator of the Sept. 6, the SRIA awarded to additional five years. PensacolaBeachToday.com hire some goon to code a pro- in a parking lot or not, leave a webcam stationed there (facing gram for it from scratch. note with your info (call the in the direction of the incident). I just wanted to bring this police, use common sense?). If NOTICE OF PROPOSED The girl parked across the incident to people’s attention, you leave, that would be a “hit street from the establishment, there is plenty of construction and run,” which is a felony like many do because the area all over the beach (“progress”) offense, and you never know TAX INCREASE can become very crowded at and it is beneficial to all to think who is watching! Had my cam- times, seeing as Peg Leg Pete’s twice before you park. If the era been recording this incident, is a very popular and frequented area doesn’t look safe to park, the dump truck driver would The Santa Rosa County Board of County venue. There just so happens to don’t park there – you may be have most likely been caught be lots of road construction on better off walking a few steps. and put to justice. Commissioners has tentatively adopted a measure this stretch of road, it’s that It is truly amazing how bad Therefore I conclude the les- “four-laning” project, you the majority of drivers are on son of the week: Be especially to increase its property tax levy. know, the interstate that leads to the roads today. Bad drivers careful where you park, learn to nowhere? come from everywhere, from all drive (especially if you drive a Anyhow, I was unable to backgrounds, races, sexes; there dump truck), use common assist this girl in helping identi- are no stereotypes or excuses sense, learn to drive (oh, I said it Last year's property tax levy: fy the heartless, empty headed, for bad drivers. If you hit some- twice? Do it again!), and don’t low life that caused extensive one’s car and leave, whether it is do drugs. damage to her car, but I do wish her the best and hope insurance Crossword Answer A. Initially proposed tax levy . . . .$ 43,569,294 will be able to cover it or cap- ture the culprit. My camera only B. Less tax reductions due to takes snapshots every 10 sec- onds then uploads a new image to a web server for all to view Value Adjustment Board and other assessment (all over the world). There is recording software changes ...... $ 54,262 for this particular camera, unfortunately it costs an arm C. Actual property tax levy ...... $ 43,515,032 and a leg and I’d probably have to set up a local server at Peg Leg’s to record the “action.” It would probably be cheaper to This year's proposed tax levy: ...... $ 56,895,093

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BUDGET SUMMARY SANTA ROSA COUNTY - BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - FISCAL YEAR 2006 - 2007

General Fund AD VALOREM TAXING FUNDS OTHER PROPRIETARY GENERAL ROAD & FINE & SPECIAL DEBT CAPITAL ENTERPRISE INTERNAL TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES: FUND BRIDGE FORFEITURE REVENUE SERVICE PROJECTS FUNDS SERVICE ALL FUNDS TAXES Millage Per $1000 : AD VALOREM 6.6175 $47,766,860 $ 5,921,650 $ 361,830 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 54,050,340 OTHER TAXES & FRANCHISE 1,242,600 3,878,570 0 5,044,790 0 0 0 0 10,165,960 LICENSES & PERMITS 3,329,750 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03,329,750 INTERGOVERNMENTAL 10,866,720 3,004,860 0 202,960 0 0 0 0 14,094,540 CHARGES FOR SERVICES 1,416,820 0 1,077,300 593,380 0 0 4,830,750 2,631,740 10,549,990 FINES & FORFEITS 218,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 218,500 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS 0 0 0 3,679,880 0 0 0 0 3,679,880 MISCELLANEOUS 475,950, 213,750 0 673,170 0 0 380,000 7,772,620 9,515,490 TOTAL SOURCES $65,337,200 $13,018,830 $1,439,130 $10,194,180 $0 $0 $ 5,210,750 $ 10,404,360 $105,604,450 TRANSFERS IN 85,000 67,590 0 179,960 2,728,505 918,236 0 0 3,979,291 FUND BALANCE APPROPRIATED 3,804,470 0 765 231,303 0 0 3,979,850 0 8,016,388 TOTAL REVENUES, TRANSFERS & FUND BALANCES $69,226,670 $13,086,420 $1,439,895 $10,605,443 $2,728,505 $918,236 $ 9,190,600 $ 10,404,360 $117,600,129

EXPENDITURES

GENERAL GOVERNMENT $ 18,713,940 $0 $1,387,745 $0 $444,010 $0 $0 $10,404,360 $ 30,950,055 PUBLIC SAFETY 38,316,360 0 0 2,064,990 0 0 0 0 40,381,350 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT 1,333,915 0 0 373,498 993,989 0 8,862,350 0 11,563,752 TRANSPORTATION 1,371,470 12,877,980 0 1,333,502 472,101 0 0 0 16,055,053 ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 154,340 0 0 519,000 7,025 0 82,000 0 762,365 HUMAN SERVICES 4,548,580 0 0 213,400 0 0 0 0 4,761,980 CULTURE & RECREATION 3,724,335 0 0 0 811,380 0 0 0 4,535,715 TOTAL EXPENDITURE/EXPENSE $68,162,940 $12,877,980 $ 1,387,745 $ 4,504,390 $ 2,728,505 $0 $ 8,944,350 $ 10,404,360 $ 109,010,270 TRANSFER OUT 622,230 0 0 3,357,061 0 0 0 0 3,979,291 RESERVES 441,500 208,440 52,150 2,743,992 0 918,236 246,250 0 4,610,568 TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDIUTRES TRANSFERS & RESERVES $69,226,670 $13,086,420 $1,439,895 $10,605,443 $2,728,505 $918,236 $9,190,600 $10,404,360 $117,600,129 THE TENTATIVE AND ADOPTED BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD

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(CC) der (1997, ’ (CC) Wild ’n Out ’ to Blackout) men. tent “Blink” Bang” (CC) (CC) (N) tries out for (CC) Drama) Rox- (Live) (CC) (CC) Gunmen the major anne Hart, ›› ››› Primetime CSI: Crime Kids & Di- News ER Dallas SWAT Mind of Men- Life With Kelly Ripa: Holly Marie The Man Wild ’n Out The Ultimate Bad Law & Order: :00 (CC) Scene Inves- vorce: For Bet- invade County Officers face a league. (CC) cia (CC) Derek (CC) The E! True (2005) Samuel (N) ’ Fighter (N) ’ Boys (1995, Criminal In- “Way General. ’ suicidal ex- Combs. (CC) L. Jackson, Action) Martin “Zoonotic” 9 :30 tigation ter or Worse Mind of Men- Phil of the Fu- Hollywood SportsCenter Hollywood- (DVS) Pimp My Ride ››› The tent to Go” (N) (CC) (CC) cop. (N) cia (CC) ture ’ Story (CC) (Live) (CC) land Eugene Levy. (N) ’ Last Boy Lawrence, Will (CC) ’ (CC) Scout (1991, Smith, Tea News News Nova “MARS Everybody- News Cold Case The 700 Club Daily Show Zack & Cody E! News Shock Video Will & Grace Two-A-Days TNA iMPACT! Leoni. (CC) Law & Order: :00 Dead or Alive” Raymond Files “Rear (CC) 2002 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (N) ’ (CC) Action) (PA) Criminal In- :30 ’ (CC) (DVS) Window; The ’ Bruce Willis. tent “Cold 10 News Late Show- Everybody- Tonight Show The Colbert That’s So The Daily 10 Will & Grace Best Sex Ever Wild ’n Out (CC) Letterman Raymond Peeper” Report Raven (CC) ’ (CC) (CC) Comfort” Friday, September 15, 2006 Men in Trees Ghost Whis- Washington Nanny 911 Dateline NBC CSI: Miami Whose Line? Daily Show The Cheetah Mischa & (6:00) MLB ››› Serenity (6:00) Student (5:00) Cin- Next ’ CSI: Crime ›› Cheaper ››› Kill Bill: Law & Order: :00 “Pilot” ’ (CC) perer “The Week (N) “Scharnitzky ’ (CC) “Grave Young Girls 2 (2006) Kristin: O.C.: Baseball (2005) Nathan Seduction derella Man Scene Inves- by the Dozen Vol. 1 (2003) Special Vic- 7 :30 One” (CC) NOW (N) ’ Family” (N) ’ Men” ’ (CC) Whose Line? The Colbert Raven. True Story Boston Red Fillion. 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The wife ’ (DVS) (CC) of a preacher 20/20 (CC) NUMB3RS Anatomy-Hurr News Law & Order CSI: Miami Whose Line? Carlos Men- 2 (2006) The Soup (N) Baseball The Wire Mc- ›› Fire Down Yo Momma ’ Kick-Off/Grid- Friends ’ (:10) ››› Kill Law & Order: “Hot Shot” “Kingmaker” ’ “Tinder Box” ’ (CC) Raven. A (Live) Nulty turns falls for a (1997, (CC) :00 cia Tonight young man. Below iron Gang Bill: Vol. 1 Special Vic- :30 (iTV) ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) teenage vocal down a promo- Action) Steven ’ ’ (2003, Action) tims Unit 9 Survive Whose Line? Com.-Pre- group attends Handler Show (CC) Yo Momma Disorderly Friends Storm sents tion. ’ Seagal. ’ Conduct: (CC) Uma Thurman, “Doubt” ’ a music festi- (CC) Lucy Liu, Vivi- News News Tavis Smiley Everybody- News MI-5 A terrorist The 700 Club Com.-Pre- val in Spain. E! News SportsCenter Real Time Ed Will & Grace Yo Momma ’ Video on Pa- ›› Sister Act House “Mean- ’ ’ trol ca A. Fox. ’ :00 (CC) Raymond group starts (CC) sents (Live) (CC) Gillespie. (CC) (1992) (PA) (CC) ing” (CC) 10 :30 (:35) News Late Show- Legends of Everybody- Tonight Show detonating Com.-Pre- That’s So The Daily 10 (Live) (CC) Will & Grace (:45) Hotel Yo Momma ’ Real TV (CC) Whoopi Gold- Letterman Jazz With Raymond bombs. sents Raven (CC) (CC) Erotica ’ berg. Saturday, September 16, 2006 College Foot- College Foot- The Lawrence Cops “Coast Outrageous Cold Case ››› Willy Jeff Dunham: The Replace- Michael J. (6:45) College ›› Fantastic (6:00) The ››› In Good Pimp My Ride World’s Most (6:00) College ››› Kill Bill: Law & Order: :00 ball Nebraska ball Florida at Welk Show to Coast” Moments Files (CC) Wonka and Arguing With ments (N) Fox: The E! Football Four (2005) Perfect Mar- Company ’ Amazing Football Ari- Vol. 2 (2004, Special Vic- 7 :30 at USC. ’ Tennessee. “Roses” Cops ’ (PA) ›› Runaway the Chocolate Myself (CC) American True Holly- Clemson at Ioan Gruffudd. riage (2006) (2004, Come- Pimp My Ride Videos (N) ’ zona State at Action) Uma tims Unit ’ (Live) (CC) (Live) (CC) (CC) Bride (1999) Factory Drgn wood Story Florida State. Cosmic radia- (CC) dy-Drama) ’ (CC) Colorado. Thurman. Pre- (CC) Julia Roberts, (1971, Fanta- ›› Michael J. (Live) (CC) tion grants four Dennis Quaid, (Live) miere. An as- Keeping Up America’s Cold Case sy) Gene The Bob & Gotta Fox. ’ (CC) people unusu- Safe Harbor Topher Grace. Pimp My Ride Disorderly sassin con- Law & Order: :00 Most Wanted: Richard Gere. Files (N) (CC) Tom Comedy Kick It Up (2006) Tracey ’ Conduct: Special Vic- A columnist Wilder, Jack al powers. ’ (CC) fronts her for- 8 :30 As Time Goes America Albertson. Tour (N) (CC) (2002, Drama) Gold. A serial Pimp My Ride Video on Pa- mer boss and tims Unit Fights Back tries to get the Susan Egan. A killer targets ’ trol (N) ’ “Nocturne” By scoop on a his gang. (CC) A ››› ›› teacher moti- former resi- ›› Are You Be- News commitment- The First 48 Willy Trading vates a Latina Saturday Katt Williams: dents of a fos- The Ice Pimp My Ride The Ultimate Law & Order: :00 ing Served? shy gal. (CC) man is shot in Wonka and Places (1983, Night Live To- The Pimp Harvest ’ Fighter ’ Special Vic- his parked car. Comedy) Dan dance team. pher Grace; ter home. (CC) (2005) John ’ 9 :30 The Vicar of CSI: Miami the Chocolate (CC) (:45) Sports- Chronicles Pt. Sports ›› Dumb & (:40) ››› Kill tims Unit Dibley ’ “Golden Para- Factory Aykroyd, Eddie the Killers. Center (Live) 1 (N) ’ Cusack. Pre- Blender ’ Dumber Bill: Vol. 2 (CC) (1971, Fanta- Murphy, Ralph miere. ’ (CC) Post Game News Monty Python chute” ’ (CC) News American Zack & Cody Dr. 90210 (CC) The Wire Mc- Desperate Room TNA iMPACT! (1994, Come- (2004) Uma Law & Order: sy) Gene Bellamy. (CC) ’ ’ dy) Jim Car- Thurman, :00 Report Justice: San Wilder, Jack Nulty turns Housewives Raiders (CC) Criminal In- :30 ’ Fran. Dog down a promo- “Anything You rey, Jeff David Carra- tent “On Fire” 10 News Da Vinci’s In- Monty Python Mad TV Saturday Albertson. That’s So Emmanuelle Room Daniels. (CC) dine. (CC) quest (CC) Night Live ’ Mauling Raven (CC) tion. ’ Can Do” in Space Raiders ’ (CC) Sunday, September 17, 2006 Extreme (6:30) 60 Min- Nature “The The Simp- (:15) NFL Flip This Three Moons (6:30) ››› ›› The Chee- Society Girls: MLB Baseball ››› Wedding Cries in the (6:45) ›› The Parental Con- When Good ›› Cheaper (6:00) ››› (6:00) ››› :00 Makeover: utes ’ Dolphin De- sons (N) ’ Football House An in- Over Milford Coming to tah Girls The E! True Boston Red Crashers Dark (2006) Island (2005, trol ’ Pets Go Bad by the Dozen Kill Bill: Vol. 1 The Nutty 7 :30 Home Edition The Amazing fender” (CC) American Washington tern is recruit- (N) (CC) America (2003, Come- Hollywood Sox at New (2005, Come- Eva LaRue. A Action) Ewan Parental Con- ’ (CC) (2003, Come- (2003) (CC) Professor (N) (CC) Race 10 (DVS) Dad (N) Redskins at ed. (N) (CC) (1988, Come- dy-Drama) Story (N) York Yankees. dy) Owen Wil- detective in- McGregor, trol ’ dy) Steve Mar- (1996) Dallas Cow- dy) Eddie Mur- Raven, Lynn From Yankee son, Vince vestigates the Scarlett Jo- tin, Bonnie Extreme Teams set off Mystery! Lyn- Family Guy The First 48 ››› Under The Girls Laguna The Russian (:10) ››› Kill ›› Nutty Pro- to win the boys. From phy, Arsenio Whitfield, Adri- Stadium in the Vaughn. Pre- murder of her hansson. ’ Hunt, Piper :00 Makeover: ley investi- (N) (CC) Texas Stadium “Loved to the Tuscan enne Bailon. 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(CC) Mind of Men- Naturally, The Girls (CC) in New York Two-A-Days ’ fronts her for- (CC) nounced cia (CC) Sadie (CC) Next Door is shot. (N) (1992, Come- ’ dy) Steve Mar- dy) Macaulay tin, Bonnie mer boss and News News As Time Goes Everybody- CSI: Miami Whose Line? South Park Zack & Cody Society Girls: SportsCenter Def Comedy Medium “Too Wild ’n Out ’ CSI: Crime his gang. (CC) Law & Order: ’ Culkin, Joe Hunt, Piper :00 By Raymond “Whacked” (CC) The E! True (Live) (CC) Jam (N) Close to Call” Pesci. ’ (CC) Scene Inves- Perabo. (CC) Special Vic- 10 :30 (:35) Cold The Andy P.O.V. (N) ’ CSI: Miami ’ News (CC) Whose Line? Chappelle’s That’s So Hollywood ›› Unleashed ’ (CC) Making the tigation (CC) tims Unit Squad Griffith Show (CC) (CC) Show Raven (CC) Story ’ (2005) Movie ’ (DVS) “Fault” ’ Monday, September 18, 2006 Wife Swap The Class “Pi- Antiques Prison Break Deal or No CSI: Miami ›› Deliver Us Daily Show ››› Finding 101 Most Un- Countdown Real Time Ed (6:00) › Silk ›› The Ice Laguna CSI: Crime (6:00) MLB Law & Order Law & Order: :00 “Jeffrey/Grein- lot” ’ Roadshow ’ “Map 1213” Deal (Season “Tinder Box” ’ From Eva Nemo (2003, forgettable Gillespie. ’ Hope (1999) Harvest Beach Scene Inves- Baseball At- “Cut” ’ (CC) Special Vic- 7 :30 er” ’ (CC) How I Met (Part 3 of 3) (N) ’ (PA) Premiere) (CC) (2003, Ro- The Colbert Comedy) Voic- SNL Moments NFL Football (CC) Farrah Faw- (2005) John Laguna tigation “Gum- lanta Braves at (DVS) tims Unit Your Mother (CC) (CC) Contestants mance-Come- Report es of Albert Pittsburgh cett. Cusack, Billy Beach drops” ’ Washington “Haunted” get a chance dy) LL Cool J, Brooks, Ellen Steelers at Bob Thornton. Nationals. Wife Swap Two and a Great Perfor- Vanished Driving Force Mind of Men- 101 Most Un- Mr. Conserva- The Wives He ’ Laguna CSI: Crime Law & Order WWE Monday to win money. Gabrielle DeGeneres. Jacksonville (CC) (Subject to ’ :00 “Baur/Fine” (N) Half Men mances Pláci- “The Feed” (N) ’ (CC) cia (CC) forgettable tive: Goldwa- Forgot (2006) Beach Scene Inves- “Nowhere Night Raw ’ do Domingo, ’ (N) (CC) Union. (CC) (CC) Jaguars. From Molly Ring- (CC) Blackout) Man” ’ 8 :30 (CC) New Adv.-Old (CC) Driving Force South Park SNL Moments ter on Gold- The Moon Laguna tigation (Live) (CC) (CC) (Live) (CC) Thomas (CC) (CC) ALLTEL Stadi- water Barry wald. An am- (DVS) (DVS) Christine um in Jack- and the Son Beach Hampson, Goldwater. (N) nesiac goes ›› ’ Supernanny CSI: Miami Bryn Terfel News Studio 60 on Gene Sim- Whose Line? Blue Collar Life With The Interview sonville, Fla. ’ (CC) on trial for The Aris- Parental Con- Blade: The Family Guy Law & Order :00 “Uva Family” Horatio and the Sunset mons TV “Lying” Derek (CC) With Ryan (Live) (CC) tocrats (2005) trol ’ Series “Con- (CC) “Armed (N) ’ (CC) Delko travel to and Angelika “Pilot” ’ Tyra bigamy. (CC) Chris Albrecht. clave” ’ (CC) Forces” ’ 9 :30 Kirchschlager. Strip Gene Sim- Whose Line? Blue Collar Phil of the Fu- Seacrest Little Talent Family Guy ’ Brazil. (CC) mons TV (CC) ture ’ Banks. Premiere. ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) News News Globe Trekker Everybody- News Gene Sim- The 700 Club Daily Show Zack & Cody E! News Dane Cook Lovespring Making the The Ultimate Friends ’ Cold Case (:05) Law & :00 “Argentina” ’ Raymond mons (CC) Vicious Circle Movie ’ Fighter ’ (CC) “Lover’s Lane” Order: Crimi- 10 :30 (:35) News Late Show- (CC) (DVS) Everybody- Tonight Show Gene Sim- The Colbert That’s So The Daily 10 SportsCenter The comic per- Will & Grace Best Sex Ever (:35) Wild ’n Friends ’ ’ (CC) nal Intent Letterman Raymond mons Report (N) Raven (CC) (CC) forms. ’ (CC) (CC) Out ’ (CC) “Gemini” ’ Tuesday, September 19, 2006 Dancing With NCIS “Shalom” Nova “Ein- House A pa- Deal or No CSI: Miami › My Boss’s Daily Show Cow Belles 101 Most Un- 2006 World ›› Fantastic (6:00) ›› ››› National Wild ’n Out ’ CSI: Crime Friends ’ Law & Order Law & Order: :00 the Stars ’ (iTV Season stein’s Big tient wants to Deal (N) ’ “Freaks & Daughter (2006) Alyson forgettable Series of Pok- Four (2005) Facing the Lampoon’s Scene Inves- (CC) “The Fire This Special Vic- 7 :30 (Live) (CC) Premiere) (N) Idea” Conflicts end his life. (CC) Tweaks” ’ (2003, Ro- The Colbert Michalka. Two SNL Moments er (Taped) Ioan Gruffudd. Enemy (2001) Animal House Wild ’n Out ’ tigation “Dog Friends ’ Time” ’ tims Unit ’ lead to Albert (N) (CC) (CC) mance-Come- Report teenagers try (CC) Cosmic radia- (1978, Come- Eat Dog” (CC) “Identity” ’ Einstein’s dy) Ashton to save their tion grants four dy) John The Unit Standoff Law & Order: Dog the Boun- Mind of Men- 101 Most Un- 2006 World ›› Kiss To- Two-A-Days ››› Lethal Sex and the Law & Order ›› Bad Boys mathematical Kutcher, Tara father’s busi- people unusu- Belushi, Tim ’ :00 “Change of ’ “Shanghai’d” Criminal In- ty Hunter cia (CC) forgettable Series of Pok- morrow Weapon City (CC) “The Sixth II (2003, Ac- ’ discovery. ’ Reid. (CC) ness. (CC) al powers. Matheson. 8 :30 Station” (N) (PA) tent “Blind Dog the Boun- South Park SNL Moments er (Taped) Goodbye (CC) Two-A-Days (1987) Mel Sex and the Man” (CC) tion) Martin (CC) (CC) Spot” ’ ty Hunter (CC) (CC) (2000, Drama) ’ Gibson, Danny City (CC) (DVS) Lawrence, Will Nick Lea, Holt ›› Glover. A vet- Smith, Jordi Boston Legal Smith “Pilot” Einstein’s News Law & Order: Inked (N) (CC) Whose Line? Chappelle’s Life With The Girls The Con- Real Sports McCallany, Ja- The Dukes MTV Special eran detective (:10) Seinfeld Law & Order Mollà. Two de- :00 “Can’t We All Art heist; sus- Wife ’ (CC) Special Vic- Show Derek (CC) Next Door tender (N) (N) ’ (CC) of Hazzard (N) ’ (CC) “Tombstone” son Priestley. is paired with ’ tectives battle 9 :30 Get a Lung?” picion at tims Unit “In- Inked “Busting Whose Line? Reno 911! Phil of the Fu- The Girls (CC) (2005, Come- an eccentric (:40) Seinfeld (CC) (DVS) a drug kingpin ’ home. ’ formed” dy) Johnny Out” (CC) ture ’ Next Door partner. ’ (CC) in Miami. 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Friday quarterback. Back east on CBS is an SEC showdown fea- Mother,” don’t you? The hook in this show is the reunion of turing Chris Leak and the Florida Gators against Ten- former third-grade classmates. Jason Ritter, who obviously Weekly Best Bets 7 p.m. on TNT nessee, while Clemson visits Florida State — the “Bowden got Papa John’s funny genes, leads the cast as the young Kill Bill: Vol. 1: Violence, and extremely graphic vio- Bowl” — on ESPN. doctor who brings them together, and newcomer Jesse lence at that, is hardly in short supply in director Quentin Thursday Sunday Tyler Ferguson, who plays one of the classmates, man- Tarantino’s (“Pulp Fiction”) furiously paced 2003 saga of a 7 p.m. on NBC hit woman (Uma Thurman) seeking revenge after barely 7:30 p.m. on CBS ages to milk depression for major laughs. Lizzy Caplan My Name Is Earl: This delightful sitcom was one of surviving a massacre on her wedding day. Her main target The Amazing Race 10: A new crop of contestants is (“Related”) also stars. the unqualified successes of the 2005-06 season. Relive is the mastermind of the attack, her boss (David Carra- ready to rumble as the hit reality competition begins a 10th Tuesday the magic as it began with this encore of the pilot, which dine) — the Bill of the title; Lucy Liu, Daryl Hannah, season, with China, Vietnam, Madagascar and Kuwait 7 p.m. on CBS introduces Jason Lee as the title character, a small-time Michael Madsen and Vivica A. Fox play others she’s after. among the scheduled stops. The teams include six pairs of NCIS: Poor Tony (Michael Weatherly). He couldn’t just thief whose life is transformed when he wins a bit of mon- 8 p.m. on NBC friends, two married couples, two dating couples, a pair of ey in the lottery and hears some inspiring words from Car- brothers, and a father and daughter. That last team could ease into the job of leading the team in the wake of Gibbs’ son Daly. He makes it his mission to right all the Las Vegas: Nice day for a wacky wedding ... . One (Mark Harmon) retirement. He has to clear the name of of the Montecito’s female staffers is getting married, provide some drama; they were estranged for some time wrongs he’s done, starting with making up for teas- after the daughter came out and are hoping to use the one of his own: Ziva (Cote de Pablo), who’s wanted by the ing a kid in grade school. and the event is a catalyst for all kinds of chaos — ro- mantic, celebratory and otherwise, from old flames race to help rebuild their bond. FBI after witnessing an assassination by her former Mossad partner. Careful, guys, this one has “handle with 8 p.m. on CBS rekindled to bachelor and bachelorette parties gone 9 p.m. on CBS wild. Amid all this comes a threat to Ed’s (James care” written all over it. Where’s Gibbs, anyway? Building CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Too bad Without a Trace: Ever have one of those days at they don’t give Emmys for versatility, because Caan) life having to do with his past in the CIA. Sug- boats in Mexico — nice work if you can get it. work? Jack (Anthony LaPaglia) and his team are definitely Currie Graham deserves one for his recent arland’s Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles per- having one in “Crossroads.” The ex-boyfriend (guest star Wednesday roles, from the uptight Lt. Bale in “NYPD form in “Father of the Bride.” Jason Priestley) of their missing person du jour realizes Blue” and the cuckolded Mark in “House” to Saturday 7 p.m. on NBC the psycho he plays here. Upset over his job, they consider him a suspect. Furious, he grabs Jack’s gun The Biggest Loser: The wait — and the weight — he shoots two men, takes a hostage and 7 p.m. on ABC and starts firing wildly as he runs out of the FBI building. are history for you “Loser” schmoozers as the hit reality se- Yup, they’ll definitely need to check this guy out a little fur- leaves Brass (Paul Guilfoyle) clinging to life. College Football: Tonight’s a picture- ries returns for a new season. You know how it goes: ther. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio also guest stars. Throw in marital woes for Warrick (Gary Dour- in-picture night for college football fans. Overweight contestants take part in challenges designed dan) and a hookup for Grissom (William Pe- On ABC, Zac Taylor and the Nebraska Monday Cornhuskers find out if they’re as good as some to take the pounds off, with help and guidance from per- tersen), and you’ve got one intense season fi- 7 p.m. on CBS sonal trainers. This season takes a two-tiered approach, nale. people think when they visit the reloaded Trojans from USC, now starring John David Booty at The Class: It’s another “20-something friends” sitcom, with 14 contestants staying at the ranch and 36 others fol- but don’t let that scare you off. You like “How I Met Your lowing the program from home.

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St. Giveaways Patrick’s Day Toots Humphrey is one of the bartenders at Paddy O’Leary’s Irish Dancers Irish Pub on Pensacola Beach. is too much No Cover Charge fun to cele- and cabbage, Irish melodies, Paddy’s will have lots of at Gulf Breeze brate only Irish Libations (Guinness, the wearin’ o’ the green, and great giveaways, too, so come one day a Harp, Jamison, etc.) plenty of Irish libations to wet by around 7 p.m. on Saturday, year. That’s your whistle throughout the Sept. 16 to quaff a pint of why Gary Pensacola Beach are cooking day, but it will be celebrated Guinness and pay homage to Humphrey up a big celebration to mark half a year early, just for fun. the Emerald Isle at Paddy · 110 Bed Assisted and Seamas “Halfway to St. Paddy’s Day.” There’ll be the reenactment O’Leary’s Irish Pub, across Living/Retirement Hunt, propri- Humphrey The day will feature all the of Tim Finnegan’s wake and from the Marriott Springhill Community etors of things you love about St. Irish dancers may come by to Suites on Via de Luna Drive, · Locally Owned Paddy O’Leary’s Irish Pub on Patrick’s Day … corned beef dance a jig or two. Pensacola Beach. and Operated · Home Cooked Meals ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS · Linen and Housekeeping Service · 24 Hour Staff Pensacola Symphony Ball set for this Saturday and Security · Activities Program The Pensacola Symphony Area Chamber of Commerce, music, and will feature works and open to the public. Conveniently · Respite & Day Care Orchestra will once again daz- cites the arts as one of for solo and duo piano as well as Artel is a not-for-profit edu- zle the crowd with its 11th Pensacola's greatest assets. The works for voice and violin. Amy cational gallery providing a located in Annual Symphony Ball, report focuses on this area's Pfrimmer, soprano and instruc- venue for experimental, cutting- the heart of Romance and Rhythm, on Quality of Place regarding our tor of voice; Leonid Yanovskiy, edge art. Located at 505 South September 16, at the New World growth and development as a violinist and associate professor Adams Street in Seville Square, Gulf Breeze 934-1061 Landing. strong community. The report of music; and Blake Riley, the gallery is open Tuesday behind “With the hard work of our states that "Escambia County's pianist and UWF staff accompa- through Saturday from 10 am to co-chairs, John and Chris most competitive economic nist, will accompany 4 pm. For more information call Cancun’s www.villasgulfbreeze.com Cavanaugh, we feel that this development advantage is its Lauderdale. 432-3080. Restaurant event will be the most success- quality of place- the recreation “Mozart has been and contin- Visit the artist's website at AL#9664 ful to date for the Symphony,” opportunities, the weather, and ues to be celebrated around the hcporter.com. said Edgar Herrera-Arizmendi, the cultural, entertainment and world this year,” said executive director. “Ticket sales arts experiences the regions Lauderdale. “I wanted to have a School and Sports Physicals are going very well, so I would offers." Entering its 29th small part in this celebration. encourage anyone that hasn’t Season, Ballet Pensacola is The compositions we have made their reservations already committed to realizing the selected focus on the lyrical, New Patients Welcome to call today!” promises of this strong arts personal, collaborative and joy- This black-tie gala is the community by educating and ful side of Mozart.” PSO’s largest yearly fund raiser training students and children, For more information or to Same Day Appointments and features an evening of fine attracting internationally- reserve free tickets, call the dining and dancing to the music renowned guest dancers and CFPA box office at (850) 857- Available William Zimmern, MD David Kellen, MD of Holly Shelton and Don choreographers to participate in 6285. For media inquiries, con- Snowden’s Big Band All-Stars productions, and delivering an tact Jerre Brisky, CFPA assistant as well at the UWF Quartet. A exceptional artistic product to director, at (850) 857-6057 or e- Admits to Gulf Breeze silent auction will feature a wide patrons. mail [email protected]. Hospital variety of items from dinners at With its new, simplified Pensacola’s finest restaurants, name, new logo, and continued Mississippi artist luxury items from local mer- dedication to our community, explores Katrina chants, tickets or season mem- Ballet Pensacola is proud to berships to several of stand alongside the Pensacola aftermath at Artel Pensacola’s premier arts organi- Symphony, Pensacola Opera, Gallery Karen Pennington, MD Janice Hudson, MD zations, to a chance to learn how Pensacola Museum of Art, Nationally-known to conduct an orchestra with Pensacola Little Theater, Mississippi artist, H.C. Porter, lessons from Maestro Peter Pensacola Children' Chorus, will present “Backyards and Rubardt. The Symphony Ball is and many other arts organiza- Beyond: Mississippians and known as one of the most ele- tions who share this deep pas- their Stories” as part of Artel's gant events of the year, and all sion for providing visual and continuing educational series, proceeds directly benefit the performing arts to Pensacola. Art Explorations, on Tuesday, Symphony’s programming. The 2006/2007 Season will October 3, at 5:30 pm. MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, PA The evening begins at 6 p.m., include Sleeping Beauty Now, in response to (850) 932-2203 Saturday, September 16, at the (October, 26), Pensacola's Hurricane Katrina, she has been Julie Baltz, MHS, PAC Suzanne Meaney, MSN, ARNP, CDE Fax (850) 932-0050 New World Landing. Tickets are Nutcracker (December 16 and spending much of her time on 2896 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 $150 per person and a table for 17) Celebration of Dance the Mississippi Gulf Coast. eight is $1,200. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6B September 14, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Health/Seniors Gulf Breeze NEWS You’ re never too old to stay in top shape I recently had a letter from 2001, I am proud of the organi- member, I am living proof that Second World War. my youngest son which includ- zation that encourages healthy age doesn’t limit your member- “Unless the peace that fol- ed several interesting enclo- activities while making them ship. lows recognizes that the whole sures clipped from various lots of fun at the same time. Call Get Healthy Pensacola, world is one neighborhood, and newspapers “up home” and a Members enjoy receiving a program of Baptist Health does justice to the whole terse, handwritten note com- points for health-related activi- Care, at 469-2447 for further human race, the germs of menting upon them thusly: ties such as 20 miles of walk- information. Just let those another World War will remain “You have competition, Mom!” ing, health checkups exercis- points add up and the rewards as a constant threat to Those clippings tell about an ing, and attending Health Day will come your way. mankind.” That quote is from eighty-six-year-old great to the general public. She says speaker, encouraging others to seminars. These points can be ***** February 12th, 1943. grandmother, Marjorie Newlin, that when she saw the string achieve the maximum. redeemed for prizes such as At this time, when Congress ***** who is still “pumping iron”- bikinis contest were required to Okay, son, it’s time for me to Chick-Fil-A food, Get Healthy is undecided about our course To leave on a cheerful note, not the steam and starch kind, wear in order to participate, she give in just a little - surely that tee shirts, visors, and more. A in Iraq and Afghanistan, and in here’s one from Peter DeVries: but the barbell kind. And that was a bit reluctant. But, since two to three mile daily walk of recent addition to the prize list the Middle East in general, it “We all learn by experience, doesn’t mean just five-pound her trainer was counting on her mine should suffice! includes tickets to the may be time to remember this but some of us have to go to dumbbells either, but refers to to compete, she followed ***** Pensacola Opera among other quote from one of FDR’s summer school.” bench pressing up to eighty- through, and won hands down. And while I’m on the health valuable offers. Fireside Chats during the See you next week! five-pound barbells. This And judging by the photograph kick, here’s another fact you Each month there are pro- unusual grandmother has been I saw gracing the page, she can don’t want to know: the grams designed to keep you up appearing in bodybuilding truly hold her head up in any National Center for Health to date on staying healthy, competitions and shows nation- crowd. Statistics reported that over the offered at various locations wide. This was just the beginning past decade the number of around the area. Members also Mrs. Newlin did not begin of a long career, and now, at 86, Americans using wheelchairs receive a bi-monthly newsletter Specializing in: weightlifting until she had she is still going strong, and has nearly doubled. filled with medical information ● reached her 72nd birthday. Her has won more than forty ***** and news of upcoming health Contact Lenses first show, at the age of 74, was awards. Her time outside the As a member of Get Healthy programs in the area. ● under the auspices of the gym is spent as a motivational Pensacola since its inception in The cost for a lifetime mem- Family Eyecare Amateur Athletic Union open bership is just ten dollars. As a ● Sports Vision HEALTH/SENIORS BRIEFS Suzanne Day, O.D. Kenneth Deuel, O.D. Driveway at GB Hospital shifting to accommodate improvements 932-4184 Crews began excavation medicine and pediatric specialist able to stop and experience nesses and military commands work on Sept. 6, widening the Jeff Ellington, M.D., are the first remembrance stations set up by to administer an assortment of 97 Baybridge ● Gulf Breeze, FL road that serves as the entrance physicians to sign agreements the Covenant Hospice volunteer projects at non-profit for Gulf Breeze Hospital. The for office space in the new facil- Bereavement Department with agencies and schools in our road construction, which will ity. different activities to honor and community. Currently, 68 busi- extend through the month, In addition to the medical remember their loved ones. nesses, 7 military commands involves relocating light poles office building, improvements Covenant Hospice is seeking and 22 agencies are scheduled to Internal Medicine and paring back the curb area. are being considered for Baptist teams of eight walkers to partic- participate. Volunteers have Temporary lighting units have Medical Park-Navarre. These ipate in the walk, but individual more than 70 projects to choose been installed until permanent include the expansion of physi- registration is also available. from. Mark Tran, M.D. utility poles are set in place. cal therapy department and diag- The registration fee is $25 for “Day of Caring helps Council Relocated to Navarre The driveway leading to the nostic imaging services. adults, $10 for Students and on Aging fulfill our mission to hospital will be enlarged to “Navarre is one of the fastest active military and children 12 help our clients live indepen- ❍ Accepting NEW Patients accommodate future traffic flow growing areas in Santa Rosa and under are free. Registration dently,” said Betty McLeroy, coming in from Daniel Drive County,” said John Porter, begins at 7:30 a.m. on the day of Council on Aging Retired and ❍ Accepting Most Insurances and St. Francis Drive to the west Baptist Health Care senior vice the walk. Participants will Senior Program Director. “Over ❍ Admit to Gulf Breeze Hospital of the hospital and Andrews president. “Baptist is eager to receive a goodie bag, t-shirt, and the years, volunteers have gone Institute campus. As work pro- provide the healthcare services food and beverage after the above and beyond their respon- gresses, the entrance will be and programs that will help this walk. sibilities to improve the lives of 7552 Navarre Pkwy, Suite 10 (Harvest Village) temporarily shifted just to the community continue to improve Over 1,000 pinwheels will our local seniors.” Navarre, FL 32566 east of the current driveway. the quality of life for its resi- line the walk route, representing To become a part of this Directional signs will be posted dents.” the number of patients Covenant incredible day, just... Appointments: (850) 939-8474 to guide drivers on the campus. Hospice is caring for on the day ■ Assign a Day of Caring “Our goal is to provide unin- GB Hospital to host of the walk. With a gift of $10 a Coordinator to organize your terrupted access and egress to dementia seminar pinwheel can be dedicated in organization’s team(s) of volun- and from the hospital for our Gulf Breeze Hospital will be memory or in honor of a loved teers. ■ patients, visitors and staff,” said hosting a GoldenCare seminar one. Have your coordinator con- Mike Viola, plant operations Sept. 26 in the hospital cafeteria To register as a walker, or for tact Marina Paul at 444-7143 or director. David M. Bear, D.O. will pro- more information contact Melissa Lewis at 444-7120. ■ vide education and information Mandy Rigsby at Covenant Promote your organiza- Has Re-Established Baptist Breaks on signs, symptoms and treat- Hospice 438-9714. tion’s spirit of voluntarism. Her Practice Ground for ment of dementia. According to Consider adding a tagline to in Gulf Breeze the National Institute on Aging, Kick-off with ‘Day your print advertising, internal Physician Offices in and external public relations Now Accepting Accepts Most dementia is described as a brain of Caring’ New Patients Insurance Plans Navarre materials, etc. that reads, "XYZ disorder that seriously affects a On September 15, United See our Website Baptist Medical Park-Navarre person’s ability to carry out daily Way of Escambia County will Company – Proud Participant in www.drjolitak.com is breaking ground for a new activities. Symptoms can kick off its annual campaign the 2006 United Way Day of medical office building in include forgetfulness, memory with the 13th Annual Day of Caring.” September. The two-story, loss and confusion. Caring. The “Day” will begin at Sam’s Fun City is located at 932-2000932-2000 28,630 square foot facility will Refreshments will be served 7:30 a.m. with a kickoff break- 6709 Pensacola Boulevard. For provide space for physician more information, please call 85 Baybridge Drive at 7:30 a.m. and the program fast at Sam’s Fun City. Gulf Breeze, Fl. 32561 offices. Construction begins the will follow at 8 a.m. For more Following the breakfast, more (850) 434-3157. first week in September and is information, call (850) 469- than 1,000 volunteers will roll expected to wrap up in July 2356. up their sleeves and open their 2007. Projected cost for the new hearts to improve our communi- building is $6 million. Not For You. Covenant Hospice ty. They will repair playground The park opened in May 2000 equipment at local day care cen- And Not For Him, Either. to better serve the healthcare seeking teams of ters, read to children in local ele- needs of south Santa Rosa walkers mentary schools, stock shelves I did this for me. Because inside, I’m always myself. Outside, I’m someone a County residents and vacation- Covenant Hospice is giving at an area food bank, deliver little more spectacular—at least according to my mirror. I have self-assurance ers. Services provided at the the community an opportunity to meals to the home-bound elder- when I walk into a restaurant and self-pride on the beach. It takes a Baptist Health Care affiliate remember and honor their loved ly, and much more. genuine, board-certified plastic surgeon to achieve this transformation. include diagnostic imaging, ones at the up-coming A Walk to This year's theme is “What They kept their promise so I could have my wish. physical therapy and laboratory. Remember on Saturday, Sept. 30 matters . . . what we do. The new medical office building on the campus of the University Together.” This one-day, com- Dr. Jocelyn Leveque Dr. Peter Butler will provide more space for doc- of West Florida. Along this 3K munity-wide event mobilizes tors’ offices. Podiatrist Paul walk route, participants will be individuals from various busi- Hilbert, D.P.M., and Internal

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make it a 9-8 lead. made it 10-8. Sept. 14 BY JASON THOMPSON Lady Dolphins A Jenna Brown kill gave Navarre would tie the game Girls G at Tiger Point (vs. Gulf Breeze News Navarre the lead back at 15-14. twice at 10 and at 11 before a Pace, Washington and blow 2-0 lead, [email protected] GBHS reclaimed the lead before Crooke kill and three Brothers Catholic), 3 p.m. Navarre’s Stevie Decker made a serves closed out the match. 9th grade VB DH at rally from5-1down The fifth-ranked Gulf Breeze serve for a 20-19 Navarre lead. Navarre, 3:30/4:30 p.m. High volleyball team showed But Eddy would force a Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, VB vs. Woodham (JV 4 in fifth to win15-11 poise beyond their years last sideout with a kill before Mary PHS 16-15-12 p.m., Var. 5) week, blowing a two games to Kate Crooke scored the last five Eddy had nine kills, while none lead and rallying from 5-1 VB vs. Navarre, 6 p.m. points for a 2-0 GBHS lead. Crooke had 14 assists and was down in game five for a 25-19, Crooke finished with 27 assists, 17-for-18 on serve to lead Gulf JV, 9th grade FB at 25-20, 16-25, 22-25, 15-11 win seven digs and 13 points on serve. Breeze over PHS Thursday at Washington (5:30/7 p.m.) at 10th-ranked Navarre. Demetra Giblin, who had Malcolm Yonge Gym. Sept. 15 Gulf Breeze (8-0) then defeated seven kills and four blocks for Brothers was 12-for-13 PHS 25-16, 25-15, 25-12 to head Navarre, recorded a kill for a serving with three aces and three FB vs. Washington, 7:30 into play this week. The Lady sideout to open game three. kills, while Miller had a pair of p.m. Dolphins have four matches in three Augustine followed with three kills. Bass was 8-for-9 serving, Sept. 16 days, highlighted by a rematch of straight points for a 4-0 lead. while Powers was 4-for-5. Claire GBSA FB vs. Albritton last year’s district championship A serve by Crooke made it 9-8 Koontz was 3-for-3 on serve, match with Washington Wednesday Gulf Breeze before a pair of Eddy while Grace Papajohn had a kill. and Gant, Cantonment at (after the News’ deadline). serves made it 12-9. But from there, Shoreline Park (first game In what was viewed as Gulf it was all Navarre as the Lady Lady Dolphin JV 25-20-15, 8 a.m., last game 6 p.m.) Breeze's toughest task to date Raiders outscored GBHS 16-4 to PHS JV 8-25-9 Sept. 18 was anything but early as the hand the Lady Dolphins its first Information on this match VB vs. Milton (9th grade 4 Lady Dolphins roared out to an game loss of the season. Giblin had was unavailable at press time. p.m., JV 5, Var. 6) 18-6 game one lead. three kills in that stretch. Tobie Bass, who had 13 Decker scored four straight Lady Dolphin JV 25-25, Sept. 19 points on serve, scored five points for Navarre to give the Navarre JV 11-15 Girls G at Hidden Creek straight points to make it 10-2, Lady Raiders a 7-4 lead. They Kelly Hayes had 11 points (vs. Navarre and while three Lacie Brothers held a lead until three Crooke for Gulf Breeze (8-0), while Washington), 3 p.m. serves made it a 12 point lead. serves, the third ending on a Rachel Harvey and Amberly Boys G at Scenic Hills Navarre’s Brianna Kastner block by Eddy, made it 19-18. Dowell had seven each. Bridget (vs. Tate, West Florida scored five straight points to A kill by Bass made it 22-21 McIlwain and Laura Kepko had pull the Lady Raiders to within Tech), 3:30 p.m. before four straight Navarre points four points each for Navarre. three (22-19) before a sideout forced a game five. A Shawney CC at Sims Middle and two Celia Eddy serves Stevens kill closed out the game. School (vs. Pace, Milton, closed out the game. Four more points from Lady Dolphin ninth grade PHS and Catholic), 4 p.m. Eddy finished with a career- Augustine made it 5-1 Navarre 25-25, Navarre 6-18 Deannette Zuniga had 14 VB at West Florida Tech high 20 kills. She also had nine in game five. But a kill by points on serve, while Kori (9th grade 4 p.m., JV 5, Tobie Bass spikes digs and seven blocks. Miller, followed by five straight Ewens had nine points and Var. 6) the ball last week at Sarah Augustine, who had a Miller points made it a 6-5 Kelsey Hoffman six for Gulf Sept. 20 Navarre. GBHS beat team-high 16 points for GBHS lead. Breeze (2-0). the Lady Raiders in Navarre, scored the first seven A sideout, followed by two VB at Catholic (9th grade points of game two. Bass scored Roxy Solomone serves gave Macy Weidenhamer had four five games. 4:30 p.m., JV 5:30, Var. 7) four straight before Macy Miller NHS the lead back (8-7) before points for Navarre, while Rhonda Randazzo/Gulf Breeze News served up three straight aces to a sideout and two Crooke points Elizabeth LeForce had three. Sports Briefs

Dolphin t-shirts Dolphins look to avenge worst ‘05 available at GBHS Gulf Breeze High School loss Friday against Washington students wishing to purchase Dolphin t-shirts may do so every Thursday Friday’s game to be District 1-3A standings in football season during all aired on Classic Team Dist. PF PA All PF PA PF 0-0 0 0 3-0 105 24 three lunches in the GBHS Country AM 1620 PHS 0-0 0 0 2-0 53 23 cafeteria. Shirts are $12. Wash. 0-0 0 0 1-1 65 41 BY JASON THOMPSON Wood. 0-0 0 0 1-2 41 56 See Briefs, Page 2C 6 Gulf Breeze News GBHS 0-0 0 0 0-2 41 47 WFT 0-0 0 0 0-3 0 156 [email protected] Friday’s games Heading into week four of the Washington at Gulf Breeze Pine Forest at West Florida Tech high school season, the prognosis Tall. Lincoln at PHS Tides seems to be this - coaches are Woodham idle happy with their team’s efforts, Next Friday’s games just not the results. Catholic at Gulf Breeze Tides for Pensacola Bay Entrance The Dolphins will look to Escambia at Pine Forest Sept. 14-20 satisfy both Friday as the Dolphins PHS at Bay Th 14 High 2:19 AM, Low 3:35 PM (0-2) hosts the defending district Washington at Pace F 15 High 3:41 AM, Low 4:52 PM Woodham at Wakulla Sa 16 High 5:09 AM, High 5:38 PM champion Washington Wildcats West Florida Tech idle Su 17 High 6:26 AM, High 6:27 PM (1-1), who like Gulf Breeze, were Mo 18 High 7:27 AM, High 6:49 PM idle last week. “Winning a game is two things Tu 19 High 8:16 AM, High 6:55 PM We 20 High 9:05 AM, High 6:44 PM “They’re good, too,” head - preparation during the week Tides for Navarre Beach Sept. 14- coach Chris Nemith said. “They and executing it during the game. 20 got a lot of guys back from last We’re a good football team. I Th 14 High 1:35 AM, Low 1:43 PM year went to the third round (of think we’re one of the best in the F 15 High 2:57 AM, Low 3:00 PM Sa 16 High 4:25 AM, High 3:56 PM the playoffs). They’re physical area. I think our kids did a good Su 17 High 5:42 AM, High 4:35 PM up front - their quarterback and job of practicing this week. They Mo 18 High 6:43 AM, High 4:57 PM running backs are the backbone seem to be upbeat,” he said. Tu 19 High 7:32 AM, High 5:03 PM of their offense.” Nemith gave his kids last We 20 High 8:21 AM, High 4:52 PM Tides for Milton, Blackwater River The Wildcats, like the Monday off before three hard Sept. 14-20 Dolphins, entered their bye week days of practice. He also gave Th 14 High 5:22 AM, Low 5:56 PM off a loss, theirs being a 24-21 them Friday off. F 15 High 6:44 AM, Low 7:13 PM Sa 16 High 8:12 AM, High 8:09 PM loss at Escambia. Gulf Breeze “I told the kids Tuesday, Su 17 High 9:29 AM, High 8:48 PM lost at Pace 23-20 on Sept. 1. we’re on the road to a district Mo 18 High 10:30 AM, High 9:10 PM “I’ll go on record to say this - championship,” Nemith said. “I Tu 19 High 11:19 AM, High 9:16 PM Choctaw and Pace didn’t beat us - believe in the coaches, the We 20 High 12:08 AM, High 9:05 PM we beat ourselves,” Nemith said. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News See GBHS, Page 7C 6 Head coach Chris Nemith goes over a play with the defense Monday in practice.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The GBHS girls swim took second out of more than 10 teams at Saturday’s Dolphin Invitational at The Club. Aileen Atzhorn won the only event for GBHS, winning the 100 yard breaststroke by six one- hundreths of a second. She also was a part of the 200 yard medley and 200 freestyle relay teams. Kitchen Essentials Michala Nowak was a part of both of those relays and finished Restaurant-Quality Cookware & Serving-ware Across from The Zoo, next to Sylvan Learning Center second in the 200 yard freestyle, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Taylor Davis jumps off the block to start his leg of the 200 yard freestyle relay Saturday. missing first place by four one- All merchandise with this ad from hundreths of a second. Morgan 6, Pensacola High (York, Julia M SR; Tibbs, who was a part of the third Macfarlane, Maddie C FR; Lozier, Anna Gulf Breeze News. Good thru End of Month. B SR; Meach, Lee C SO), 2:06.44. place 200 medley relay, was also 7, Choctawhatchee (Corvo, Cheryl FR; third in the 500 yard freestyle. Whitehurst, Megan SO; Carter, Kendall The best boys finish was SO; Arsenault, Chelsea JR), 2:06.70. Ross Gunn, Shane Thames, Jay 8, Navarre (Black, Micaela SR; Brainerd, Katie SR; Kieffer, Courtney Schmitz and Taylor Davis’ SO; Hamilton, April SR), 2:07.34. fourth place finish in the 200 yard medley relay. Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay The top 10 places in each 1, Washington (McKinney, Blake; Donahue, Chris; Berrios, Luis; event are as follows: Newton, Brantley), 1:45.05. 2, Niceville (Spock, Ross A FR; 2006 GBHS Optimist Dolphin Tona, Conrad R SO; Roberts, Ross Invitational SO; Nilsson, Ned C SR), 1:48.30. Property Sept. 9 - The Club 3, Mosley (Hicks, Sean JR; Duncan, Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay Chris FR; Brown, Chip JR; 1, Niceville (Baumgartner, Keela D SR; Rodriquez, Michael FR), 1:50.95. Property Appraisals Baumgartner, Shelby N SO; Peek, 4, Gulf Breeze (Gunn, Ross R FR; Lindy JR; Voigt, Emily L JR), 1:58.92. Thames, Shane FR; Schmitz, Jay 2, Mosley (Evans, Sara SO; Hilton, R SR; Davis, Taylor A JR), 1:54.14. Greg Papajohn Candice SO; Nichols, Mackenize 5, Pensacola High (Seely, Casey A SR; McDermott, Sarah FR), 1:59.60. FR; Pollard, Will C JR; Sanborn, Brian Licensed and Insured Cell: 712-0187 3, Gulf Breeze (Nowak, Michala N SO; J FR; Mendez, Victor S FR), 1:55.57. State Certified Residential Atzhorn, Aileen L JR;Tibbs, Morgan 6, Ft. Walton Beach (Schade, RD5986 Fax.: 932-8794 A SR; Ogurek, Ashley E JR), 2:01.93. Matthew D SO; Phillips, Jason C 4, Washington (Duke, Zoe; Crisco, SO; Gladstone, Blake J JR; Shelby; Farrell, Morgan; Gurney, Hazelwood, James P SR), 1:55.78. DeAnn ), 2:02.15. 7, Choctawhatchee (Hill, Cory SR; 5, Ft. Walton Beach (Griffith, Logan Hill, Clint JR; Dziokonski, Eric JR; M SO; Jacobson, Jill A SO; Hidalgo, Ryan SR), 1:55.90. Chiccarelli, Elvira N JR; Tyree, 8, Bay (Brothers, Beau SR; Stewart, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Savannah D FR), 2:04.78. PUBLIC See Swimming, Page 7C 6 Koren Schroeder swims in the 200 yard individual medley. THURSDAY • 6:00 P.M. Girls golf teams wins September 28th match in Milton Lady Dolphins beat row for the Lady Dolphins. Niceville by 10, Results from their match Thursday at Osceola were Pace by 19 unavailable at press time. They BY JASON THOMPSON played Pace at Stonebrook Tuesday (after the News’ Gulf Breeze News uctions.com [email protected] deadline). They play at Seascape today 713 NORTH SPRING STREET • PENSACOLA, FL

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The GBHS junior varsity football team forced six turnovers and held Navarre to just 12 yards of total offense as they blasted the Raiders 45-0 Thursday at Dolphin Stadium. The Raiders, who handed the Dolphins (2-1) their only loss of last season, turned the ball over three times in their first four touches. Tam Nguyen recovered the first fumble, which led to the first of two Brandon Van Camp touchdowns. His 1-yard run, followed by Kyle Schnackenberg’s pass to Justin Carney, made it 8-0 with 4:48 left in the first quarter. Sean Zaleski recovered the second one, which led to Schnackenberg’s 9-yard pass to Alex Duntz. Van Camp ran in the 2-point conversion to make it 16- 0 with 3:51 left in the first quarter. Zach Permenter recovered a Raider fumble on their second play, but this time, the Dolphins couldn’t turn it into points as Jeff Jolley picked off a pass in the end zone. Member FDIC The Raiders couldn’t Equal Opportunity Lender capitalize on the miscue and punted four plays later. Rhys Rinke scored from 29 yards out four plays later. Thomas Farmer’s PAT made it 23-0 with 7:18 left in the second quarter. E.J. Troup recovered another Navarre fumble, which was fol- lowed on the next play by Stephen Schmitz’s 28-yard Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News touchdown run. Farmer’s PAT Stephen Schmitz eludes a tackle to score a first half touchdown in the junior varsity’s 45-0 thrashing of Navarre. with 5:30 left in the second quarter made it 30-0. Van Camp’s 5-yard touchdown run with 3:51 left in the third quarter, followed by Farmer’s PAT made it 37-0. Zaleski recovered another Raider fumble and returned it 55 yards for another touchdown with 10.4 seconds left in the third quarter. Permenter recorded a safety to round out the score. Rinke led the Dolphins with 81 yards on eight carries. Navarre ninth grade 20, Dolphins 0 Devon Dixon ran for 133 yards on 21 carries as Navarre kept Gulf Breeze’s freshman off the scoreboard for the sixth through ninth consecutive quarter. Dixon scored on a 14-yard run to cap off a 12 play drive with 50 seconds left in the first quarter and added a 10-yard score with 28.2 seconds left in the third quarter. The Dolphins, who play at Washington in the nightcap of a doubleheader tonight at 7 p.m. Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News (the JV plays at 5:30), were held Zach Permenter returned this interception for a touchdown, Brandon Van Camp scores a touchdown in the Dolphins’ 45- Brittany Stevens to just 10 yards of total offense. but a penalty nullified the score. 0 win Thursday over Navarre. Class of 2010

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Goals for this year: To qualify for Southeastern Regionals again. She qualified this past March in three events.

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10, Tona, Conrad R, Nice, 24.71. 4, Navarre (Black, Micaela SR; 5, Stevens, Brittany N, GBHS, 1:15.26. SWIMMING Brainerd, Katie SR; Kieffer, Courtney 6, Brainerd, Katie, Nav, 1:15.98. Girls 100 Yard Butterfly SO; Parsons, Christine FR), 1:48.24. 7, York, Julia M, PHS, 1:16.49. 1, Chiccarelli, Elvira N, FWB, 1:01.53. 5, Washington (Duke, Zoe; Crisco, 8, Crisco, Shelby, Wash, 1:17.13. 2, Nicholson, Haley S, PHS, 1:01.97. Shelby; Farrell, Morgan; Gurney, 9, Seaman, Brielle, Mose, 1:17.53. Continued from Page 3C 3, Peek, Lindy, Nice, 1:04.41. DeAnn), 1:53.07. 10, Whitehurst, Megan, Choc, 1:19.55. 4, Seaman, Sierra, Mose, 1:04.42. 6, Choctawhatchee (Corvo, Cheryl Alexander SR; Watson, Zach SR; 5, Tibbs, Morgan A, GBHS, 1:04.70. FR; Costello, Leigha JR; Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke Berdanier, Garrett SR), 1:56.66. 6, McDermott, Mary, Mose, 1:04.81. Quackenbush, Trisha SO; Carter, 1, Donahue, Chris, Wash, 1:01.84. 9, Arnold (O’Donnell, Richard SR; 7, McDonald, Carlee, Arn, 1:05.92. Kendall SO), 1:53.86. 2, Berrios, Luis, Wash, 1:03.84. Miles, Josh SR; Webber, Oliver SR; 8, Majewski, Amanda, Cath, 1:06.37. 7, Niceville (Baumgartner, Shelby N 3, Updike, Thomas V, Tate, 1:04.39. Miner, Christopher SO), 1:57.25. 9, Stevens, Brittany N, GBHS, 1:07.28. SO; Moriarty, Amanda SR; Wohleber, 4, Pollard, Will C, PHS, 1:04.62. 10, Catholic (Collier, Dylan JR; 10, Duke, Zoe, Wash, 1:09.26. Kate A SR; Greer, Taylor FR), 1:54.16. 5, Faulhaber, Kevin, Ruth, 1:04.68. Mancao, Matt SO; Boykin, John JR; 8, Ft. Walton Beach (Tyree, 6, Mancao, Matt, Cath, 1:05.16. Steffensmeier, Tommy JR), 2:01.85. Boys 100 Yard Butterfly Savannah D FR; Nehls, Brogan A 7, Schade, Matthew D, FWB, 1:07.03. ฀ 1, O’Donnell, Richard, Arn, 54.97. SR; Allen, Kennedy J; Gantert, 8, Boslet, Michael, Tate, 1:07.08. ฀ Girls 200 Yard Freestyle 2, Hill, Cory, Choc, 55.93. Carly R SR), 1:55.05. 9, Gladstone, Blake J, FWB, 1:08.13. 1, Molchan, Stephanie A, PHS, 2:00.05. 3, Brown, Chip, Mose, 57.46. 9, Rutherford (Wyllie, Lauren SO; 10, Duncan, Chris, Mose, 1:09.32. 2, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS, 2:00.08. 4, Newton, Brantley, Wash, 57.79. Estok, Samantha SR; Wyllie, Allyson ฀฀฀฀฀ 3, McDermott, Mary, Mose, 2:07.63. 5, Mai, Thanh, Wash, 58.83. SO; Cottrill, Casey SR), 1:56.31. Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay 4, Schnell, Eve, Mose, 2:11.84. 6, Spock, Ross A, Nice, 58.92. 10, Arnold (Howell, Dixie; Biller, 1, Pensacola High (Nicholson, ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ 5, York, Julia M, PHS, 2:14.62. 7, Schmitz, Jay R, GBHS, 1:00.33. Paige SO; Mooradian, Sara SO; Haley S SO; Lozier, Anna B SR; 6, Voigt, Emily L, Nice, 2:16.35. 8, Roberts, Ross, Nice, 1:01.50. Jacob, Anastasia SO), 1:58.33. Molchan, Jennifer M SR; Molchan, ฀฀฀฀฀ 7, Schroeder, Koren M, GBHS, 2:16.43. 9, Bryant, Matt, Mose, 1:01.69. Stephanie A SO), 3:46.97. 8, Marshall, Melanie N, GBHS, 2:16.72. 10, Nichols, Dylan, Mose, 1:03.12. Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 2, Mosley (Seaman, Sierra JR; ฀ 9, Wohleber, Kate A, Nice, 2:19.22. 1, Washington (Donahue, Chris; McDermott, Mary FR; Evans, Sara 10, Tyree, Savannah D, FWB, 2:19.53. Girls 100 Yard Freestyle Newton, Brantley; Dee, Adam; SO; Delaney, Lauren JR), 3:47.60. 1, Delaney, Lauren, Mose, 54.46. Wohlrab, Julian), 1:33.70. 3, Niceville (Peek, Lindy JR; Voigt, Boys 200 Yard Freestyle 2, Baumgartner, Keela D, Nice, 56.42. 2, Ft. Walton Beach (Simmons, Emily L JR; Wohleber, Kate A SR; 1, Thornton, Travis W, Nice, 1:55.58. 3, Carter, Kendall, Choc, 57.92. James J SO; Simmons, Joshua W Baumgartner, Keela D SR), 3:59.51. 2, Dee, Adam, Wash, 1:59.28. 4, Pollack, Rebecca, Pace, 58.72. FR; Conant, Cody S FR; 4, Ft. Walton Beach (Chiccarelli, 3, Berdanier, Garrett, Bay, 1:59.37. 5, Schuler, Summer L, GBHS, 59.10. Shackelford, David D SR), 1:36.83. Elvira N JR; Jacobson, Jill A SO; 4, Dziokonski, Eric, Choc, 2:00.60. 6, Hilton, Candice, Mose, 59.78. 3, Bay (Brothers, Beau SR; Gladstone, Jessica R SO; Griffith, 5, Hicks, Sean, Mose, 2:02.54. 7, Lozier, Anna B, PHS, 1:00.29. Campbell, Austin SR; Watson, Zach Logan M SO), 4:03.31. 6, Simmons, James J, FWB, 2:02.88. 8, Bolin, Wesley, Cath, 1:00.64. SR; Berdanier, Garrett SR), 1:38.32. 5, Navarre (Craig, Jearim JR; Morer, 7, Quintana, Alex, Mose, 2:05.18. 9, Kieffer, Courtney, Nav, 1:00.72. 4, Mosley (Rodriquez, Michael FR; Taylor SO; Hamilton, April SR; 8, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 2:07.25. 10, McDermott, Sarah, Mose, 1:01.62. Perdomo, Michael FR; Bernhardt, Parsons, Christine FR), 4:11.41. 9, Perdomo, Michael, Mose, 2:07.76. Michael SR; Hast, Kern SR), 1:38.85. 6, Gulf Breeze (Ogurek, Ashley E 10, Barber, Adam, Mose, 2:10.28. Boys 100 Yard Freestyle 5, Choctawhatchee (Hidalgo, Ryan JR; Schroeder, Koren M SO; 1, Brothers, Beau, Bay, 48.60. SR; Hill, Clint JR; Dziokonski, Eric Tibbs, Morgan A SR; Schuler, Girls 200 Yard IM 2, Donahue, Chris, Wash, 49.53. JR; Hill, Cory SR), 1:39.52. Summer L SR), 4:13.41. 1, Farrell, Morgan, Wash, 2:09.77. 3, Simmons, James J, FWB, 52.80. 6, Navarre (Chrisco, Joe JR; 7, Pace (Lewis, Christina SR; Hooker, 2, Macfarlane, Maddie C, PHS, 2:16.03. 4, Bernhardt, Michael, Mose, 53.08. Getzug, Tanner SO; Schell, Patrick Deona SR; Mackiewicz, Lauren FR; 3, Atzhorn, Aileen L, GBHS, 2:16.40. 5, Dziokonski, Eric, Choc, 54.00. SR; Rodriguez, Joel SR), 1:42.27. Pollack, Rebecca SO), 4:15.83. 4, Nicholson, Haley S, PHS, 2:17.23. 6, Rodriguez, Joel, Nav, 54.47. 7, Niceville (Tona, Conrad R SO; 8, Bay (Broersma, Becky JR; Crawford, 5, Evans, Sara, Mose, 2:18.26. 7, Hast, Kern, Mose, 54.57. DeCarlis, Ryan SO; Ott, JJ J SO; Olivia SR; Gerlecz, Sarah Beth B SO; 6, Hassler, Kaci, Mose, 2:18.66. 8, Hicks, Sean, Mose, 55.14. Thornton, Travis W JR), 1:43.68. Lewis, Nicole SR), 4:16.33. 7, Parsons, Christine, Nav, 2:19.66. 9, Nilsson, Ned C, Nice, 55.28. 8, Gulf Breeze (Davis, Taylor A JR; 9, Catholic (Majewski, Amanda JR; 8, Griffith, Logan M, FWB, 2:24.12. 10, McMillen, Karl, Wash, 55.97. Jenkins, Sean JR; Gunn, Ross R Meyers, Samantha JR; Russell, Alex 9, Seaman, Brielle, Mose, 2:28.09. FR; Schmitz, Jay R SR), 1:44.77. SR; Bolin, Wesley SR), 4:16.70. 10, Schroeder, Koren M, GBHS, 2:28.98. Girls 500 Yard Freestyle 9, Rutherford (Sloan, Timothy FR; 10, Arnold (McDonald, Carlee FR; 1, Molchan, Jennifer M, PHS, 5:16.16. Myers, Matt SO; Cajote, Matt JR; McDonald, Taylor JR; Hall, Whitney Boys 200 Yard IM 2, Corvo, Cheryl, Choc, 5:33.65. Faulhaber, Kevin FR), 1:45.39. SO; Branham, Katie SO), 4:17.32. 1, Mancao, Matt, Cath, 2:04.88. 3, Tibbs, Morgan A, GBHS, 5:43.43. 10, Pace (Pearson, Brad SR; 2, Faulhaber, Kevin, Ruth, 2:05.06. 4, Griffith, Logan M, FWB, 5:44.60. Lipford, Brent SR; Young, Eric JR; Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay 3, Berrios, Luis, Wash, 2:05.97. 5, Schnell, Eve, Mose, 5:46.79. Quesada, David SR), 1:46.02. 1, Niceville (Thornton, Travis W JR; 4, Pollard, Will C, PHS, 2:11.34. 6, Nguyen, Thy K, GBHS, 5:58.79. Roberts, Ross SO; Nilsson, Ned C 5, McKinney, Blake, Wash, 2:11.66. 7, Walden, Madeline, GBHS, 6:00.78. Girls 100 Yard Backstroke SR; Spock, Ross A FR), 3:30.20. 6, Sanborn, Brian J, PHS, 2:12.33. 8, Duke, Zoe, Wash, 6:03.74. 1, Farrell, Morgan, Wash, 58.69. 2, Mosley (Hicks, Sean JR; 7, Schmitz, Jay R, GBHS, 2:12.86. 9, Clark, Brittney, Wash, 6:04.92. 2, Baumgartner, Keela D, Nice, 1:02.42. Bernhardt, Michael SR; Hast, Kern 8, Roberts, Ross, Nice, 2:13.35. 10, Marshall, Melanie N, GBHS, 6:06.15. 3, Macfarlane, Maddie C, PHS, 1:02.76. SR; Brown, Chip JR), 3:34.07. 9, Duncan, Chris, Mose, 2:16.29. 4, Parsons, Christine, Nav, 1:03.32. 3, Washington (Dee, Adam; 10, Bryant, Matt, Mose, 2:19.58. Boys 500 Yard Freestyle 5, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS, 1:04.10. McMillen, Karl; McKinney, Blake; 1, Sanborn, Brian J, PHS, 5:06.22. 6, Majewski, Amanda, Cath, 1:05.31. Mai, Thanh), 3:38.63. Girls 50 Yard Freestyle 2, Thornton, Travis W, Nice, 5:20.89. 7, Evans, Sara, Mose, 1:05.55. 4, Ft. Walton Beach (Simmons, 1, Delaney, Lauren, Mose, 25.19. 3, Mai, Thanh, Wash, 5:27.74. 8, Molchan, Stephanie A, PHS, 1:06.21. James J SO; Simmons, Joshua W 2, Molchan, Jennifer M, PHS, 25.47. 4, Quintana, Alex, Mose, 5:43.83. 9, McDonald, Carlee, Arn, 1:06.90. FR; Hazelwood, James P SR; 3, Chiccarelli, Elvira N, FWB, 26.69. 5, Schade, Matthew D, FWB, 5:47.65. 10, Corvo, Cheryl, Choc, 1:07.59. Shackelford, David D SR), 3:40.94. 4, Carter, Kendall, Choc, 26.76. 6, Jestice, Dylan, Mose, 5:48.11. 5, Pensacola High (Seely, Casey A 5, Peek, Lindy, Nice, 26.79. 7, Barber, Adam, Mose, 5:52.00. Boys 100 Yard Backstroke FR; Sanborn, Brian J FR; Pollard, 6, Cottrill, Casey, Ruth, 26.92. 8, Miller, Trey, Wash, 5:53.95. 1, Hill, Cory, Choc, 56.50. Will C JR; Kara, Sami JR), 3:55.12. 7, Kieffer, Courtney, Nav, 27.10. 9, Miles, Josh, Arn, 6:04.31. 2, Spock, Ross A, Nice, 56.74. 6, Catholic (Collier, Dylan JR; Boykin, 8, Hilton, Candice, Mose, 27.13. 10, Young, Eric, Pace, 6:15.38. 3, O’Donnell, Richard, Arn, 1:01.15. John JR; Steffensmeier, Tommy JR; 9, Seaman, Sierra, Mose, 27.20. 4, McKinney, Blake, Wash, 1:01.22. Mancao, Matt SO), 3:56.25. 10, Brainerd, Katie, Nav, 27.47. Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 5, Brown, Chip, Mose, 1:01.74. 7, Navarre (Chrisco, Joe JR; 1, Mosley (Delaney, Lauren JR; 6, Dee, Adam, Wash, 1:03.40. Getzug, Tanner SO; Schell, Patrick Boys 50 Yard Freestyle Seaman, Brielle FR; McDermott, 7, Seely, Casey A, PHS, 1:03.44. SR; Rodriguez, Joel SR), 3:56.26. 1, Brothers, Beau, Bay, 22.02. Mary FR; Hassler, Kaci SO), 1:45.19. 8, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 1:03.88. 8, Arnold (O’Donnell, Richard SR; 2, Shackelford, David D, FWB, 23.22. 2, Pensacola High (Molchan, 9, Davis, Ross E, GBHS, 1:04.68. Miles, Josh SR; Webber, Oliver SR; 3, Newton, Brantley, Wash, 23.41. Jennifer M SR; Molchan, Stephanie 10, Allen, Scott, Mose, 1:05.16. Miner, Christopher SO), 3:58.17. 4, Wohlrab, Julian, Wash, 23.73. A SO; Nicholson, Haley S SO; 9, Gulf Breeze (Wilson, Jake T SO; 5, Updike, Thomas V, Tate, 24.26. Macfarlane, Maddie C FR), 1:47.04. Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke Zillen, Andrew JR; Jenkins, Sean 6, Nilsson, Ned C, Nice, 24.47. 3, Gulf Breeze (Atzhorn, Aileen L 1, Atzhorn, Aileen L, GBHS, 1:11.86. JR; Davis, Ross E JR), 4:04.90. 7, Hast, Kern, Mose, 24.57. JR; Schroeder, Koren M SO; 2, Hassler, Kaci, Mose, 1:11.92. 10, Bay (Campbell, Austin SR; 8, Pearson, Brad, Pace, 24.63. Ogurek, Ashley E JR; Nowak, 3, Pollack, Rebecca, Pace, 1:13.15. Lippmann, Alec SO; Priest, Justin 9, Berdanier, Garrett, Bay, 24.65. Michala N SO), 1:47.93. 4, Baumgartner, Shelby N, Nice, 1:14.21. JR; Stewart, Alexander SR), 4:20.42.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C September 14, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS GRADS: Making mark on court, field ● Michelle Morgan Bourgeois, Hairstylist ● Jessie Hunt, Hairstylist ● Maria Yates-Lee, Nail Technician ● Simone Lunday, Nail Technician ● Taylor Wilcox, Hairstylist ● Cindy Thomason, Hairstylist Continued from Page 2C 1 wins for UWF recent- 916-1979 ● Lori Bass, Receptionist matches, helping them to a 6-5 start. ly. UWF (4- Harbourtown ● 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.- Suite 8 252 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. (Benson Building off Hwy. 98) She had four digs in a 3-0 1), ranked 850-934-7773 win over UNC Pembroke on 18th in the Sept. 6 and had four assists and nation in six digs in a 3-0 win over NCAA Barton on Sept. 5. Division II, In a 3-0 beat Rollins loss to USC- 3-1 on Sept. Aiken on 8 and the K. Savage Sept. 3, University of Hayes had a Tampa 3-1 on Sept. 1. kill, an Keith’s older sister Summer assist and 13 has transferred to UWF after digs. She playing for three years with had 10 digs Wing at Central Florida. She’s in a 3-0 loss made three starts this season for to Francis the Lady Argos (1-1-2), while Marion that Hayes 2006 grad Kaley Morris has same day. played in four of the team’s first Hayes had four digs in a 3-1 loss four matches. to Lenoir-Rhyne on Sept. 2 and Ex-Dolphins help Hawks had a kill and nine digs in a 3-2 win to win over Newberry that same day. Zach Brothers (c/o ‘06), She had four digs in a 3-0 Preston Hay (c/o ‘05) and Nate loss to Francis Marion on Aug. Smith (c/o ‘06) saw playing time 29 before recording seven Saturday in Huntingdon’s 44-24 assists and five digs in a 3-1 win over the University of the South. over Glenville State on Aug. 25. Ben Ganus and Matt Riser (both Former teammate Jenna Thorp c/o ‘06) and Tim Dilts (c/o ‘05) had a good weekend at Maryville on are also on the Huntingdon College, but roster. The Hawks are 1-1 on her team did- season. n’t, losing Playing on a punt four matches Chris Proctor (c/o ‘06) got to at the Emory field a punt for Mississippi Classic in College in their 31-12 win Atlanta. Saturday over the University of Thorp, the South. Brett Heatley (c/o another ‘06) is also on the Choctaw 2006 GBHS roster, but didn’t play. grad, led her Coming closer to home team in kills Thorp Kalyn Hundley (c/o ‘03), (nine vs. after playing volleyball for Rhodes, seven vs. Emory) in three years two matches and had a team- at high four blocks in a loss to Quinnipiac Texas Lutheran. 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NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER A CHANGE OF LAND USE, MAP AND TEXT NOTICE OF AMENDMENTS TO THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN PUBLIC MEETING TO The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a public hearing to consider future land use map and text amendments CONSIDER to the Santa Rosa County Comprehensive Plan for adoption and submittal to the Department of Community Affairs as the second of two (2 of 2) amendment packages allowed by Florida Statutes in Calendar Year 2006 (06-2) as follows: TEXT AMENDMENTS Thursday, September 28, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. TO THE The meeting will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, SANTA ROSA Florida. At the public hearing, the Board of County Commissioners shall consider adoption of four (4) ordinances entitled as follows: COUNTY LAND Ordinance No. 1: Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Commercial- AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; approximately 1.12 acres and Medium Density Residential - approxi- DEVELOPMENT AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND mately 15.50 acres. USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CODE CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATION FOR THE NAVARRE The Santa Rosa County TOWN CENTER AREA AS DEPICTED ON THE ATTACHED MAP; Board of County AMENDING POLICY 3.1.A.8; ALLOWING FOR MODIFICATION OF THE RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL MIX RATIO IN THE MIXED RESIDEN- Commissioners will con- TIAL/COMMERCIAL duct a public hearing to FUTURE LAND USE consider three (3) pro- CATEGORY FOR THE NAVARRE posed text amendments TOWN CENTER to the Santa Rosa County AREA; AND PRO- Land Development Code VIDING FOR AN and the recommendation EFFECTIVE DATE. of the Local Planning Future Land Use Board concerning same. Designation Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Family Residential The hearing is scheduled Amended: from to Residential - approximately 18.48 acres. Residential (approxi- as follows: mately 64.2 acres) and Commercial Board of County (approximately 65.5 Commissioners (to acres) to Mixed review and consider Residential adoption of the /Commercial - total approximately 129.7 amendments): acres. Thursday ------Ordinance No. 2: September AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE AND HOUSING ELEMENTS OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COM- 28 PREHENSIVE PLAN; AMENDING POLICY 3.1.A.8, AMENDING THE Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Medium AGRICULTURE, SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, AND MEDIUM DENSI- Density Residential - approximately 105 acres. 2006 TY RESIDENTIAL FUTURE LAND USE CATEGORIES TO ALLOW DEN- SITY BONUSES FOR WORKFORCE AND/OR AFFORDABLE HOUSING; at AMENDING POLICY 5.1.A.3, ALLOWING DENSITY BONUSES FOR WORKFORCE AND/OR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS 6:00 p.m. THAT MEET APPLICABLE CRITERIA; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The meeting will be held ------at the Santa Rosa Ordinance No. 3: County Administrative AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; Center in the Board AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING CHAPTER 10, THE CAP- Meeting Room, 6495 ITAL IMPROVEMENTS ELEMENT, SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL IMPROVE- Caroline Street, Milton, MENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ------Florida. At the public Ordinance No. 4: hearings, the Board of AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; County Commissioners AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture and Single shall consider three (3) USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; Family Residential to Commercial - approximately 10.28 acres. ordinances entitled as CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE follows: ATTACHED MAPS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Family Residential AN ORDINANCE RELAT- to Commercial - approximately 15.5 acres. ING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; ADDING TO ARTICLE 3 DEFINITIONS FOR "SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA" AND "SUBSTANTIAL DAM- AGE", REVISING THE Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Single Family DEFINITION FOR "SUB- Residential - approximately 30 acres. STANTIAL IMPROVE- MENT"; AND PROVID- ING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Single Family Residential - approximately 170.34 acres and Conservation/Recreation - AN ORDINANCE RELAT- approximately 13.22 acres. ING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; REVISING ARTICLE 10, SPECIFY- ING STANDARDS AND CLARIFYING CON------STRUCTION REQUIRE- MENTS IN SPECIAL The proposed ordinances and maps may be inspected by the public prior to FLOOD HAZARD the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning AREAS; AND PROVID- Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. Interested parties ING FOR AN EFFECTIVE Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Commercial- may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordi- DATE. approximately 23.72 acres. nance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County AN ORDINANCE RELAT- Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said ING TO SANTA ROSA meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of pro- COUNTY, FLORIDA; ceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to AMENDING THE LAND insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall DEVELOPMENT CODE include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be ORDINANCE 91-24 AS based. AMENDED; REVISING ARTICLE 12, ALIGNING Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will CERTAIN CONSTRUC- make reasonable modifications for access to this meeting upon request. TION REQUIREMENTS Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, Zoning and Development Division WITH THE FLORIDA at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955- BUILDING CODE; AND 8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of PROVIDING FOR AN the meeting in order to provide the requested service. EFFECTIVE DATE.

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–––––––––––––––––– CHARLES BODAMER Description of property, Year of Issuance: 2001 Parcel ID: PROPERTY issued thereon. The NOTICE OF holder of the following and Name(s) in which it 40-1N-28-0090-46400- DESCRIBED IN OR Certificate Number and NOTICE TO CREDITORS APPLICATION Tax Sale Certificate is assessed is as fol- Description of 0190 BOOK 837, PG 312, year of Issuance, the The administration of Garden FOR TAX DEED has filed said Tax lows: Property: Name in which LESS S 244.70’ Description of property, the estate of Mary Certificate for the Tax LT 4 BLK 454, AVAL- Assessed: Parcel ID: and Name(s) in which it Schwoegler Maney, NOTICE IS HEREBY Deed to be issued Certificate Number: ON BEACH GEORGE D BANTIS 16-1N-27-0000-00142- is assessed is as fol- deceased, whose Gulf Breeze NEWS GIVEN THAT HARRY thereon. The Certificate 1202 Parcel ID: All of the above prop- 0000 lows: date of death was OR ARLENE NILES Number and year of Year of Issuance: 2001 40-1N-28-0090-45400- erty is located in Santa Name in which July 19, 2006; is holder of the following Issuance, the 0040 Rosa County, In the Assessed: Certificate Number: pending in the Circuit Tax Sale Certificate Description of property, Description of Name in which State of Florida. TIMOTHY T 882 Court for Santa Rosa has filed said Tax and Name(s) in which it Property: Assessed: MCNAUGHTON Year of Issuance: 2004 County, Florida, Certificate for the Tax is assessed is as fol- LT 3 BLK 426, AVAL- JOHN EWELL Unless such certificate MICHAEL Probate Division; File Tree/Plant Deed to be issued lows: ON BEACH, AS DES NEVADA O EWELL shall be redeemed MCNAUGHTON Description of Number 06000266CP; the thereon. The IN OR 1428 PG 1166 All of the above prop- according to Law, the All of the above proper- Property: address of which is Certificate Number and Certificate Number: Parcel ID: erty is located in Santa Property described in ty is located in Santa PROPERTY P.O. Box 472 Milton, year of Issuance, the 1178 40-1N-28-0090-42600- Rosa County, In the such Certificate will be Rosa County, In the DESCRIBED IN OR Fl 32572. The names ID program Description of property, Year of Issuance: 2000 0030 State of Florida. sold to the Highest State of Florida. BOOK 580, PAGE 69, and addresses of the and Name(s) in which it Name in which Bidder, at the east end LESS ALL MIN RTS personal representa- is assessed is as fol- Description of Assessed: Unless such certificate lobby of the County Unless such certificate Parcel ID: tive and the personal Sept. 22 at lows: Property: C D WHITTON shall be redeemed Administrative shall be redeemed 19-1N-28-0000-14700- representative’s attor- LT 3 BLK 415, AVAL- All of the above prop- according to Law, the Complex at 6495 according to Law, the 0000 ney are set forth Certificate Number: 10 ON BEACH erty is located in Santa Property described in Caroline St., Milton, Property described in Name in which below. Year of Issuance: 2004 Parcel ID: Rosa County, In the such Certificate will be Florida on the 30th day such Certificate will be Assessed: All creditors of the UF Milton 40-1N-28-0090-41500- State of Florida. sold to the Highest of October, 2006 at sold to the Highest JOSEPH E DELAVAL decedent and other Description of 0030 Bidder, at the east end 12:00 noon. Bidder, at the east end NONA L DELAVAL persons, who have Property: Name in which Unless such certificate lobby of the County Dated this the 7th day lobby of the County All of the above proper- claims or demands PROPERTY Assessed: shall be redeemed Administrative of September, 2006. Administrative ty is located in Santa against decedent’s campus DESCRIBED IN OR CLIFFORD A LARKIN according to Law, the Complex at 6495 Mary M. Johnson Complex at 6495 Rosa County, In the estate, including BOOK 431 PG 232 All of the above proper- Property described in Caroline St., Milton, Clerk of the Circuit Caroline St., Milton, State of Florida. unmatured, contin- A tree and plant identification Parcel ID: ty is located in Santa such Certificate will be Florida on the 30th day Court of Santa Rosa Florida on the 23rd day gent or unliquidated program will be Sept. 22 from 8 -11:30 04-1N-26-0000-02600- Rosa County, In the sold to the Highest of October, 2006 at County, Florida of October, 2006 at Unless such certificate claims, and who have 0000 State of Florida. Bidder, at the east end 12:00 noon. –––––––––––––––––– 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed been served a copy a.m. at the the Milton UF, IFAS Name in which lobby of the County Dated this the 7th day NOTICE OF Dated this the 31st day according to Law, the of this notice, must Campus at 5988 Hwy 90. Assessed: Unless such certificate Administrative of September, 2006. APPLICATION of August, 2006. Property described in file their claims with this court WITHIN MARVIN DAVIE shall be redeemed Complex at 6495 Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be The program will give landowners THE LATER OF SMITH according to Law, the Caroline St., Milton, Clerk of the Circuit Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest an opportunity to learn to identify some THREE (3) MONTHS All of the above prop- Property described in Florida on the 30th day Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end AFTER THE DATE of the common tree, shrub and erty is located in Santa such Certificate will be of October, 2006 at County, Florida GIVEN THAT CLERFE Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County OF THE FIRST PUB- herbaceous species on their forest Rosa County, In the sold to the Highest 12:00 noon. –––––––––––––––––– & IMOGENE SON- County, Florida Administrative LICATION OF THIS State of Florida. Bidder, at the east end Dated this the 7th day NOTICE OF NIER AS TRST OF –––––––––––––––––– Complex at 6495 NOTICE OR THIRTY properties. lobby of the County of September, 2006. APPLICATION THE CLERFE SON- NOTICE OF Caroline St., Milton, (30) DAYS AFTER They’ll focus on a representative Unless such certificate Administrative Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED NIER RTA holder of the APPLICATION Florida on the 23rd day THE DATE OF SER- shall be redeemed Complex at 6495 Clerk of the Circuit following Tax Sale FOR TAX DEED of October, 2006 at VICE OF A COPY sample of species that grow in according to Law, the Caroline St., Milton, Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate has filed 12:00 noon. OF THIS NOTICE Northwest Florida and some time will Property described in Florida on the 30th day County, Florida GIVEN THAT said Tax Certificate for NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 31st day ON THEM. such Certificate will be of October, 2006 at –––––––––––––––––– CHARLES BODAMER the Tax Deed to be GIVEN THAT of August, 2006. also be spent on identifying the most All other creditors of sold to the Highest 12:00 noon. NOTICE OF holder of the following issued thereon. The THOMAS N OR LINDA problem invasive exotic plants such as the decedent and Bidder, at the east end Dated this the 7th day APPLICATION Tax Sale Certificate Certificate Number and J WHITE-SPUNNER Mary M. Johnson other persons who cogongrass, Japanese climbing fern, lobby of the County of September, 2006. FOR TAX DEED has filed said Tax year of Issuance, the holder of the following Clerk of the Circuit have claims or and tropical soda apple. Samples of Administrative Mary M. Johnson Certificate for the Tax Description of property, Tax Sale Certificate Court of Santa Rosa demands against the Complex at 6495 Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE IS HEREBY Deed to be issued and Name(s) in which it has filed said Tax County, Florida decedent’s estate, flowers, twigs, leaves, and/or fruits Caroline St., Milton, Court of Santa Rosa GIVEN THAT thereon. The is assessed is as fol- Certificate for the Tax –––––––––––––––––– including unmatured, will be used to teach identification. Florida on the 30th day County, Florida CHARLES BODAMER Certificate Number and lows: Deed to be issued NOTICE OF contingent or unliqui- of October, 2006 at –––––––––––––––––– holder of the following year of Issuance, the thereon. The APPLICATION dated claims, must The agenda is as follows: 12:00 noon. NOTICE OF Tax Sale Certificate Description of property, Certificate Number: Certificate Number and FOR TAX DEED file their claims with 8:00 am Sign-in Dated this the 7th day APPLICATION has filed said Tax and Name(s) in which it 2302 year of Issuance, the this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS of September, 2006. FOR TAX DEED Certificate for the Tax is assessed is as fol- Year of Issuance: 2002 Description of property, NOTICE IS HEREBY 8:30 Welcome and introduction, AFTER THE DATE Chris Demers, UF-IFAS School of Mary M. Johnson Deed to be issued lows: and Name(s) in which GIVEN THAT HANSEL OF THE FIRST PUB- Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE IS HEREBY thereon. The Description of it is assessed is as fol- & PHILIP PRESCOTT LICATION OF THIS Forest Resources and Conservation Court of Santa Rosa GIVEN THAT Certificate Number and Certificate Number: Property: lows: holder of the following NOTICE. 8:40 Tree and shrub ID, Stan County, Florida CHARLES BODAMER year of Issuance, the 1230 W/2 OF LTS 1 & 2 Certificate Number: Tax Sale Certificate –––––––––––––––––– holder of the following Description of property, Year of Issuance: 2001 BLK 1, FLORIDA- 564 has filed said Tax ALL CLAIMS NOT Rosenthal and Will Sheftall, UF-IFAS Leon NOTICE OF Tax Sale Certificate and Name(s) in which it TOWN HEIGHTS, AS Year of Issuance: 2004 Certificate for the Tax SO FILED WILL BE County Cooperative Extension Service APPLICATION has filed said Tax is assessed is as fol- Description of DES IN OR 1261 PGS Deed to be issued FOREVER BARRED. FOR TAX DEED Certificate for the Tax lows: Property: 186-188 & E 25’ OF Description of thereon. The 10:20 Break Deed to be issued LT 22 BLK 461, AVAL- 50’ VACATED 9TH Property: Certificate Number and NOTWITHSTAND- 10:35 Wildlife forage ID, including NOTICE IS HEREBY thereon. The Certificate Number: ON BEACH AVE LOCATED ADJA- E 677.59’ OF N 100’ year of Issuance, the ING THE TIME PERI- ODS SET FORTH GIVEN THAT Certificate Number and 1207 Parcel ID: CENT WITH & W OF OF S 500’ OF SE/4 OF Description of property, native grasses, Kevin Campbell, UF- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM IFAS Madison County Cooperative CHARLES BODAMER year of Issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2001 40-1N-28-0090-46100- SAID LOTS, AS DES SE/4 OF 4-1N-28, and Name(s) in which it FILED TWO (2) holder of the following Description of property, 0220 IN OR 910 PG 880 LYING E OF HWY & W is assessed is as fol- YEARS OR MORE Extension Service and Dr. Ann Blount, Tax Sale Certificate and Name(s) in which it Description of Name in which Parcel ID: 25’ OF N 115’ OF E lows: AFTER THE DECE- UF-IFAS North Florida Research and has filed said Tax is assessed is as fol- Property: Assessed: 23-1N-29-1240-00100- 702.57’ OF SE/4 OF DENT’S DATE OF Certificate for the Tax lows: LT 12 BLK 444, AVAL- JOHN EDWARD 0011 SE/4, 4-1N-28, LYING Certificate Number: DEATH IS BARRED. Education Center at Marianna Deed to be issued ON BEACH HISEY Name in which E OF HWY, TOGETH- 1149 11:10 Invasive exotic plant ID, Stan thereon. The Certificate Number: Parcel ID: All of the above prop- Assessed: ER WITH RIGHT OF Year of Issuance: 1999 THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- Rosenthal and Will Sheftall Certificate Number and 1189 40-1N-28-0090-44400- erty is located in Santa BARBARA ANNETTE INGRESS & EGRESS year of Issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2001 0120 Rosa County, In the NORRIS SILVA Parcel ID: Description of TION OF THIS 11:30 Wrap up, final questions, eval- Description of property, Name in which State of Florida. All of the above prop- 04-1N-28-0000-03701- Property: NOTICE IS: Sept. 7, 2006 uations, adjourn and Name(s) in which it Description of Assessed: erty is located in Santa 0000 LTS 15 & 16 BLK 424, Register: A fee of $10 will be col- is assessed is as fol- Property: LLEWELLYN D LEWIS Unless such certificate Rosa County, In the Name in which AVALON BEACH, AS Personal lows: LT 9 BLK 412, AVAL- EDNA L LEWIS shall be redeemed State of Florida. Assessed: DES IN OR 769 PG 459 Representative lected at the door. Coffee and refresh- ON BEACH All of the above prop- according to Law, the CHRISTINE T MARKS Parcel ID: Jane M. Maney ments will be provided and each partic- Certificate Number: Parcel ID: erty is located in Santa Property described in Unless such certificate TRUSTEE 40-1N-28-0090-42400- 5 Madrid Ave 633 40-1N-28-0090-41200- Rosa County, In the such Certificate will be shall be redeemed All of the above proper- 0150 Gulf Breeze, FL ipant will receive a tree/plant ID guide. Year of Issuance: 2001 0090 State of Florida. sold to the Highest according to Law, the ty is located in Santa Name in which 32561 To register, please call the location you Name in which Bidder, at the east end Property described in Rosa County, In the Assessed: wish to attend; a list of the participating Description of Assessed: Unless such certificate lobby of the County such Certificate will be State of Florida. IONE BETH HARGER Law Office of Property: EVELYN JAQUITH shall be redeemed Administrative sold to the Highest BETTY HERRSCHAFT Raymond B. Palmer, P.A. locations is on the back. Please share LT 7 BLK B, WEBB All of the above prop- according to Law, the Complex at 6495 Bidder, at the east end Unless such certificate All of the above proper- Raymond B. Palmer, this announcement with others who SUB, AS DES IN OR erty is located in Santa Property described in Caroline St., Milton, lobby of the County shall be redeemed ty is located in Santa Esquire may be interested. 1619 PG 1204 Rosa County, In the such Certificate will be Florida on the 30th day Administrative according to Law, the Rosa County, In the 913 Gulf Breeze Parcel ID: State of Florida. sold to the Highest of October, 2006 at Complex at 6495 Property described in State of Florida. Pkwy, #41 A service of: Florida 10-1N-28-5660-00B00- Bidder, at the east end 12:00 noon. Caroline St., Milton, such Certificate will be Gulf Breeze, FL Division of Forestry, Forest 0070 Unless such certificate lobby of the County Dated this the 7th day Florida on the 30th day sold to the Highest Unless such certificate 32561 Name in which shall be redeemed Administrative of September, 2006. of October, 2006 at Bidder, at the east end shall be redeemed Fla. Bar: 42171 Stewardship Program University of Assessed: according to Law, the Complex at 6495 Mary M. Johnson 12:00 noon. lobby of the County according to Law, the Phone: (850) 916- Florida, IFAS, School of Forest RAY GONZALEZ Property described in Caroline St., Milton, Clerk of the Circuit Dated this the 7th day Administrative Property described in 1000 Resources and Conservation PEGGY GONZALEZ such Certificate will be Florida on the 30th day Court of Santa Rosa of September, 2006. Complex at 6495 such Certificate will be Fax: (850) 916-0080 All of the above prop- sold to the Highest of October, 2006 at County, Florida Mary M. Johnson Caroline St., Milton, sold to the Highest Attorney for Personal Representative University of Florida, IFAS, North erty is located in Santa Bidder, at the east end 12:00 noon. –––––––––––––––––– Clerk of the Circuit Florida on the 23rd day Bidder, at the east end Florida Research and Education Center Rosa County, In the lobby of the County Dated this the 7th day NOTICE OF Court of Santa Rosa of October, 2006 at lobby of the County LEGAL 225 University of Florida, IFAS, Bay, State of Florida. Administrative of September, 2006. APPLICATION County, Florida 12:00 noon. Administrative Gulf Breeze News Complex at 6495 Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED –––––––––––––––––– Dated this the 31st day Complex at 6495 9-7-06 Leon, Jackson, Jefferson, Okaloosa, Unless such certificate Caroline St., Milton, Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE OF of August, 2006. Caroline St., Milton, Santa Rosa, Wakulla and Walton shall be redeemed Florida on the 30th day Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY APPLICATION Florida on the 23rd day according to Law, the of October, 2006 at County, Florida GIVEN THAT FOR TAX DEED Mary M. Johnson County Cooperative Extension Property described in 12:00 noon. –––––––––––––––––– CHARLES BODAMER Clerk of the Circuit Services such Certificate will be Dated this the 7th day NOTICE OF holder of the following NOTICE IS HEREBY Court of Santa Rosa SANTA ROSA COUNTY Funding for Florida’s Forest sold to the Highest of September, 2006. APPLICATION Tax Sale Certificate GIVEN THAT ARTHUR County, Florida GOVERNMENT Bidder, at the east end Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED has filed said Tax H OR JUANITA L –––––––––––––––––– Accepting applications for the following: Stewardship Program is provided by lobby of the County Clerk of the Circuit Certificate for the Tax JOHNSON holder of NOTICE OF the USDA Forest Service through the Administrative Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY Deed to be issued the following Tax Sale APPLICATION * Library Clerk I * Planner III Florida Department of Agriculture and Complex at 6495 County, Florida GIVEN THAT thereon. The Certificate has filed FOR TAX DEED * Additional employment opportunities online Caroline St., Milton, –––––––––––––––––– CHARLES BODAMER Certificate Number and said Tax Certificate for Consumer Services Division of Florida on the 30th day NOTICE OF holder of the following year of Issuance, the the Tax Deed to be NOTICE IS HEREBY Forestry. of October, 2006 at APPLICATION Tax Sale Certificate Description of property, issued thereon. The GIVEN THAT THOMAS Apply online at www.santarosa.fl.gov, or visit Participating Locations: 12:00 noon. FOR TAX DEED has filed said Tax and Name(s) in which it Certificate Number and N OR LINDA J WHITE- Santa Rosa County Human Resources, Dated this the 7th day Certificate for the Tax is assessed is as fol- year of Issuance, the SPUNNER holder of 6495 Caroline Street, Suite H, Milton, FL, -Call the location you wish to attend of September, 2006. NOTICE IS HEREBY Deed to be issued lows: Description of property, the following Tax Sale Veteran's Preference will be given in accor- to register- Mary M. Johnson GIVEN THAT thereon. The and Name(s) in which it Certificate has filed dance with FL Statutes. Santa Rosa County Location Clerk of the Circuit CHARLES BODAMER Certificate Number and Certificate Number: is assessed is as fol- said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa holder of the following year of Issuance, the 1234 lows: the Tax Deed to be Drug Free Workplace/EQUAL Milton UF-IFAS Milton Campus County, Florida Tax Sale Certificate Description of property, Year of Issuance: 2001 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 5988 Hwy. 90, building 4800 –––––––––––––––––– has filed said Tax and Name(s) in which it Certificate Number: See Page 5D NOTICE OF Certificate for the Tax is assessed is as fol- Description of 210 Rooms: 4820 and 4822 APPLICATION Deed to be issued lows: Property: Year of Issuance: 2004 Milton, FL 32583. Call 850-675- FOR TAX DEED thereon. The LTS 19 & 20 BLK 464, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 6654 to register. Seating is limited, NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number and Certificate Number: AVALON BEACH, AS Description of GIVEN THAT year of Issuance, the 1220 DES IN OR 491 PG 43 Property: please call early for registration. WHEREAS, Virginia Williams, has petitioned to vacate, abandon, discontinue and renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the following described property to wit:

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The street running east and west know as Marquis Drive previously known as Carter Street between Lot 5, Block 11 & Subscribe or Renew ... 12 and Lot 4 Block 10 and 1. WHEREAS, Harry Harris, has petitioned to vacate, abandon, discontinue and renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the following described The unnamed right-of-way running east and west property to wit: between Lot 4, Block 5 and 6 and Lot 1, Block 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8. The unnamed alleyway running north and south adjacent The portion of Pace Road running East and West between the to Lot 5, block 12, 13, and the south 1/2 of 14 and Lot 5 west South side of Lots 159, 160 and 161 in the Pace Heights 45 feet of block 11, 10, and the south 1/2 of block 9. Subdivision, P. B. “B” PG 14, of the public records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. AND WHEREAS, a time and date has been established for a public hearing for the Board of County Commissioners to consider the advisability of exer- AND WHEREAS, a time and date has been established for a public hearing cising its authority pursuant to Chapter 336 of the general statutes to vacate, for the Board of County Commissioners to consider the advisability of exer- abandon, discontinue, renounce and disclaim any right or interest of the pub- cising its authority pursuant to Chapter 336 of the general statutes to vacate, lic in and to the above described property. abandon, discontinue, renounce and disclaim any right or interest of the pub- lic in and to the above described property. NOW THEREFORE, all interested persons and the public generally are NOW THEREFORE, all interested persons and the public generally are directed that a public hearing upon the above mentioned Petition, shall be 100% directed that a public hearing upon the above mentioned Petition, shall be held by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, Cotton and get held by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, in the Commissioners Meeting Room in the Santa Rosa County in the Commissioners Meeting Room in the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center located at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida on the White or Administrative Center located at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida on the 28th day of September, 2006, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. cst/cdst, or as soon Gold a FREE 28th day of September, 2006, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. cst/cdst, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be considered. designs as thereafter as the matter can be considered. shown, All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any deci- only. T-SHIRT, All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any deci- sion made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any mat- Available in Sizes sion made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any mat- ter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsi- SML - MED- LG- XL ter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsi- bility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for bility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for TOO! such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceed- such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceed- Supplies are limited. Not valid with ings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon ings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon any other offer. Some restrictions which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meet- which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meet- Call (850) 932-8986 may apply. T-Shirts may be picked ing and be heard with respect to this matter. up at #35 Harbourtown, (913 Gulf ing and be heard with respect to this matter. Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, FL and we’ll reserve your size! during normal business hours. LEGAL NOTICE 226 Gulf Breeze News 9/14/06 LEGAL NOTICE 231 Gulf Breeze News 9/14/06

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS September 14, 2006 5D CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS From Page 4D on. The Certificate All of the above proper- Number and year of ty is located in Santa 102 300 601 703 709 of October, 2006 at 209 1100 Issuance, the Rosa County, In the 12:00 noon. GEN. NOTICES AND REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Description of property, State of Florida. EMPLOYMENT - GARAGE Dated this the 31st day MERCHANDISE ANNOUNCE- RENTALS - SALES - SALES - and Name(s) in which it GENERAL SALES of August, 2006. - ANTIQUES MENTS APARTMENTS ACREAGE OTHER is assessed is as follows: Unless such certificate shall be redeemed Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number: according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuit 2116 Property described in Court of Santa Rosa FOR SALE Antique Earn Up to $550 *LAND AUCTION* Wind Meadow Apts. GEORGIA/ NORTH MURPHY, NORTH Interfaith Ministries Year of Issuance: 1999 such Certificate will be County, Florida English Vanity, 3 WEEKLY Working 200 Props Must be 1&2 BR HC & non CAROLINA CAROLINA AAH Thrift Shop. 4339 sold to the Highest –––––––––––––––––– Drawers, 3 Piece through the Sold! Low Down/E-Z HC accessible apts. Captivating mountain COOL SUMMERS Description of Bidder, at the east end Gulf Breeze Pkwy. NOTICE OF Property: lobby of the County Mirror, Highly government PT No Financing. Free On-site laundry views, lakes, rivers, MILD WINTERS Open Tues., Wed., APPLICATION LT 23 BLK E, LEG- Administrative Collectible, Excellent Experience. Call Catalog (800)937- facility, playground. waterfalls. Homesites Affordable Homes & Thurs., Sat., 9 am-1 FOR TAX DEED Condition: $395.00. Today!! (800)488- 1603 www.LAN- Water & Sewer starting @ $39,900. Mountain Cabins, END CREEK EST, AS Complex at 6495 pm. Offering quality DES IN OR 1347 PG Caroline St., Milton, Four Antique Oak 2921 Ask for DAUCTION.com provided. Call 850- Log home kits @ Land CALL FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY merchandise at low 908, LESS 1/2 MIN Florida on the 23rd day GIVEN THAT DENZEL Chairs,w/ Cane Department W21. NRLL East, LLC 934-3060. TDD 800- $39,900. Limited FREE BROCHURE RTS of October, 2006 at prices. Proceeds to OR RUTH DOCKERY Seats: $210.00. Call: ——————— Auction Bus. 955-8771, Voice availability. Call (877) 837-2288 Parcel ID: 12:00 noon. assist people in holder of the following 932-2979 (city limits) DATA ENTRY! Work License:AB2509, 800-955-8772. Wind (888)389-3504 X700. EXIT REALTY 08-1N-29-2308-00E00- Dated this the 31st day need in our Tax Sale Certificate has 0230 of August, 2006. ——————— From Anywhere. Mark Bulziuk Meadow Dr. Gulf ———————— MOUNTAIN VIEW filed said Tax Certificate community. Name in which Flexible Hours. Auctioneer Breeze, FL 32561 East Tennessee- PROPERTIES ———————— for the Tax Deed to be Assessed: Mary M. Johnson Personal Computer License:AU3448, Equal Housing Norris Lake 5.6 acre www.exitmurphy. issued thereon. The 110 RONALD G JOINER Clerk of the Circuit Required. Excellent Jeff Johnston Opportunity. wooded LAKE- com. Certificate Number and 1300 VICKIE A JOINER Court of Santa Rosa GEN. year of Issuance, the Career Opportunity. Auctioneer ——————— FRONT lot- $66,500 ———————— All of the above proper- County, Florida MERCHANDISE SERVICES Description of property, Serious Inquiries License:AU3449, 5.1 acre wooded Waterfront ty is located in Santa –––––––––––––––––– and Name(s) in which it - MISC. Only (800)344-9636 Stacey Mauk 602 VIEW lot- $28,900 Wilmington, NC AND REPAIRS Rosa County, In the is assessed is as fol- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA State of Florida. Ext. 700. Auctioneer REAL ESTATE Call Lakeside Realty Historic Port City lows: ROSA COUNTY,FLORIDA PROBATE ——————— License:AU3447. @ (423) 626-5820 Or Coastal IN RE: ESTATE OF MARY ALICE RENTALS - Unless such certificate HUGE KID'S SALE ——————— visit www.lakesidere- Development The HUGE KID'S Certificate Number: CRANFORD WILLIAMS, Deceased shall be redeemed by mom2mom 213 Is Stress Ruining COMMERCIAL alty-tn.com. Bluffs on the Cape SALE 1882 according to Law, the ONE WEEKEND Your Relationships? ———————— Fear. Fastest by mom2mom Year of Issuance: 2004 File No.: 57-2006-CP-210 EMPLOYMENT - Property described in Division: C ONLY! Buy and Read DIA- FOR LEASE – Gulf front lots Growing County in ONE WEEKEND such Certificate will be MANAGEMENT Description of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pensacola NETICS by L. Ron 1,500 Sq. ft. Office $595k. Homes NC. Grand Opening ONLY! sold to the Highest Property: Fairgrounds Bidder, at the east end Hubbard Call Space in starting mid $300k. Fall 2006. Direct Pensacola LT 8 BLK D, LEGEND The administration of the estate of lobby of the County Mary Alice Cranford, deceased, whose Fri. Sept. 22 8-8 (813)872-0722 or Harbourtown New master planned Ocean Access. Fairgrounds CREEK EST, AS DES Administrative date of death was May 2, 2006, and Sat. Sept 23 8-noon Entry Level send $8.00 to $1,650.00 per ocean front Preconstruction Fri. Sept. 22 8-8 IN OR 1700 PG 1075, Complex at 6495 whose Social Security Number is 257- www.mom2mom- MANAGEMENT Dianetics, 3102 N. month, 24-month community on incentives to call Sat. Sept 23 8- LESS 1/2 MIN RTS Caroline St., Milton, 46-1095, is pending in the Circuit Court sale.net Parcel ID: Habana Ave., term preferred. MLS beautiful Mustang now. www.thebluffs- noon Florida on the 23rd day for Santa Rosa County, Florida, 08-1N-29-2308- Tampa FL 33607. #288125. Excellent Island, near Corpus nc.com (866)725- www.mom2mom- of October, 2006 at Probate Division, the address of which 00D00-0080 ———————— Location, lots of Christi, TX. www.cin- 8337 Cape Fear sale.net 12:00 noon. is Mary Johnson, Attn: Probate, P.O. Name in which Box 472, Milton, Florida 32572. The Dated this the 31st day ——————— Late Summer windows. Call namonshore.com, Bluffs, LLC Broker. Assessed: names and addresses of the personal of August, 2006. METAL ROOFING Discounts and Free Tammy Bohannon (866)891-5163. ———————— ———————— EDNA CROSS representative and the personal repre- SAVE $$$ Buy Golf! Dale E @ ERA Beach Ball ———————— All of the above prop- sentative's attorney are set forth below. Mary M. Johnson Direct From Peterson Vacations. Realty 850-932- erty is located in Santa 900 DENNIS CAN DO Clerk of the Circuit Rosa County, In the All creditors of the decedent and other Manufacturer. 20 Navarre, Okaloosa 7630 705 IT, L.L.C. General Court of Santa Rosa FINANCIAL State of Florida. persons having claims or demands colors in stock with Island, Destin, ———————— REAL ESTATE Repairs & County, Florida against decedent's estate on whom a all Accessories. South Walton, RETIREE: Boost –––––––––––––––––– Remodeling Unless such certificate copy of this notice is required to be ------Now Hiring ------SALES - NOTICE OF served must file their claims with this Quick turn around! Panama City. Income, Lower Risk, Pressure washing & shall be redeemed 605 APPLICATION court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Delivery Available ••Shift Leaders•• www.destinresorts.c HOUSES FOR Save Taxes, Don't more Licensed, according to Law, the REAL ESTATE FOR TAX DEED MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE Toll Free (888) 393- om (800)336-9669. SALE Outlive Your Money. local company 25 Property described in FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 0335. You get MORE than a ———————— RENTALS - GULF Free On-Line such Certificate will be years experience. NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE PAYCHECK at KFC! sold to the Highest ——————— Want to purchase BREEZE Bridgewood Subdv Retirement Seminar! Call 706-681-0303 GIVEN THAT DENZEL DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF • Insurance • 401(k) Bidder, at the east end THIS NOTICE ON THEM. minerals and other home at 553 Shiloh Tues. Sept. 19 at 4, 6, (cell) 565-4186 OR RUTH DOCKERY • Vacation lobby of the County oil/gas interests. Desirable Tiger Drive. 3 Bd / 2 ba, or 8 PM. Register at (home) holder of the following • Meals Discount Administrative All other creditors of the decedent and 207 Tax Sale Certificate has • Uniforms Send details to: P.O. Trace Home. STUDY (Can be www.ralphadorno.reti Complex at 6495 other persons having claims or filed said Tax Certificate EMPLOYMENT - •CAREER Opportunities! Box 13557, Denver, 4BR/2BA, 2250SQ closed with french reRX.com or call Caroline St., Milton, demands against decedent's estate for the Tax Deed to be • Pay based on CO. 80201. Living Area, with doors for fourth (800)551-7934. Florida on the 23rd day must file their claims with this court DRIVERS ———————— issued thereon. The EXPERIENCE ——————— Split Plan. room) 2010 SF ———————— of October, 2006 at WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Wood Flooring Certificate Number and If YOU are a LEADER 12:00 noon. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Truck Drivers: CDL $1,500/mo. Call: Executive Home install $1.75/ft!!! Call year of Issuance, the with Restaurant or Dated this the 31st day THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO training. Up to 850-712-4729. with many 1000 Description of property, FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Management Experience, 932-4743. of August, 2006. $20,000 bonus. Mail Letter or Resumé to: 450 ———————— upgrades. No LEGAL ———————— and Name(s) in which it NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERI- is assessed is as follows: OD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Accelerate your T. McFarland BUSINESS drainage problems, ATTEND COLLEGE Mary M. Johnson 4730 Anchor Lane SERVICES FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE career as a Soldier. nice flat backyard ONLINE from Clerk of the Circuit Pensacola, FL 32514 OPPORTUNITIES 614 Certificate Number: AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF Drive out terrorism with play space and Court of Santa Rosa Equal Opportunity Employer DIVORCE $275- Home. *Medical, 3318 DEATH IS BARRED. by keeping the Army REAL ESTATE privacy landscaping. County, Florida $350*COVERS *Business, Year of Issuance: 2004 National Guard sup- ——————— Second Income - Start RENTALS - Remax on the *Paralegal, –––––––––––––––––– The date of first publication of this children, etc. NOTICE OF notice is September 14, 2006. plied. 1-800-GO- a second income Coast/Conna Description of WATERFRONT Only one *Computers APPLICATION GUARD.com/truck. stream for $99. Call O'Donovan MLS# Property: 214 signature *Criminal Justice. FOR TAX DEED Attorney for Personal Representative: ——————— (850) 377-0012. 287389 $279,500 required! 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