D-1 signees LEUKEMIA SUFFERER LOSES MOM 4 GBHS seniors are bound for Gulf Breeze boy now faces cancer battle without the care COMMUNITY, 3A big time, 4C of his mother, who recently passed away, PetPet FestFest 20102010 Saturday Nov. 20
9:30 a.m. ~ 3:30 p.m., Story, 2A 75¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 18, 2010 City approves City eyeing options on texters no-motor U.S. Army Sgt. Council Johnny Scarborough of Pensacola asks for zone addresses a crowd Veterans Day about about 100 In an attempt to protect crackdown people during last the Deadman’s Island week’s Veterans Day at Pensacola Beach Restoration reef area and add ceremony at the on texting additional protection for Gulfside Pavilion on wildlife and snorkelers with- Pensacola Beach. drivers in the reef area, the Gulf Scarborough joined Breeze City Council on the armed forces not Monday approved a no- long after Sept. 11, BY VICI PAPAJOHN motor zone along the north- 2001 and was Gulf Breeze News western edge of the island. deployed to the [email protected] The action follows a Middle East. His Councilman Joe recent incident in which future wife, Melissa, Henderson has had it with bow-fishermen in an airboat now an employee of motorists who text as they used the man-made reef to Midway Fire District, drive through the city of Gulf herd, trap and kill numerous was in the South Breeze. He recently asked rays in the reef area. Tower of the World City Manager Edwin “Buz” “They killed them for Trade Center in New Eddy to look into an ordi- sport and left them,” City York when terrorists nance passed by the city of Manager Buz Eddy said. struck the United Daphne, Ala., which prohibits “The rays could not escape States. She escaped texting while and were easier prey for the unharmed. Related driving. bow-fishermen.” story, 1D Photos by Joe Culpepper/ Councilman See ZONE , Page 2A Gulf Breeze news Henderson came to us and asked us to look into it,” Eddy GBHS Residents share opinions on GB Rec Center said. “We con- Henderson sulted with City ty meetings was held Tuesday, park’s outstanding disc golf the Federal Emergency Attorney Matt Dannheisser BY JOE CULPEPPER actors Gulf Breeze News Nov. 9, drawing about 50 inter- course be preserved. Another Management Agency in lieu of about the council considering [email protected] ested people to the center at stressed the need for areas to replacing the pier. a similar action, and we were Shoreline Park. Suggestions ran accommodate wedding recep- “It’s definitely going to be a advised that the city is proba- triumph Having gotten considerable the gamut – from facilities to tions, reunions and dances. task” whittling down the numer- bly preempted by the State of public input into residents’ accommodate special-needs The City of Gulf Breeze has ous suggestions gleaned from Florida from taking action at state desires for a renovated and children to a community pool, $4.2 million to spend on a new two meetings, stacks of e-mails locally.” expanded Gulf Breeze tennis pro shop, elevated walk- recreation center after mitigat- and phone calls, said Kelly Dannheisser advised coun- Gulf Breeze High School Recreation Center, architects ing track, more basketball ing the old fishing pier Wieczorek, Director of cil that his research indicated Theatre Troupe 4105 cap- hope to deliver recommenda- courts, a dance floor, kitchen destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in Sustainable Design for Bay that the state’s careless driv- Design Associates Architects of tured Best Production honors tions to the City Council within and a quiet room for meditation 2004. The money comes from ing laws already covered the Pensacola. during the recent Florida the next 30 days. and yoga. more than $13.5 million possibility of issuing tickets See CENTER Theatre Conference One Act The second of two communi- One patron asked that the approved for special projects by , Page 2A to drivers whose texting competition in Lakeland. caused incidents or accidents. He further recommended that GBHS will now represent the council contact state Rep. the state of Florida at the Navarre wins Beach Bowl III GBHS volleyball wins Region title Clay Ford to push for state Southeastern Theatre laws. Conference in Atlanta on “I think it would be very March 3-5, 2011 with its per- advisable for council to make formance of ‘13,’ a musical contact with Rep. Ford and comedy about the journey of ask for the state’s support,” a group of 13-year-olds and Dannheisser said. “If the state the difficulties they face. is unwilling to adopt such a The three-day state com- law, the statutes may be petition featured schools expanded to expressly author- from around the state, ize municipalities to adopt including several arts magnet local ordinances addressing schools – many boasting the- the subject.” aters of their own – that per- Recognizing that 30 states formed a one-act play. already have adopted laws See DRAMA, Page 4A See TEXTING, Page 3A Editorial cartoon Related story Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News ■ Timmons honored with Navarre High senior Ian Lockwood hoists the Publix Beach Gulf Breeze High’s Lady Dolphins celebrate after trouncing ■ GBN graphic artist Distinguished Service Bowl Cup presented by Gulf Breeze News after his Raiders Jacksonville’s Bishop Kenny for the Region 1 Class 3A David Schulz contrasts Award by FTC, 4A outlasted Gulf Breeze 34-24 in the Beach Bowl. Story, 1C volleyball crown and trip to the state Final Four. Story, 1C drivers now vs. past, 6A
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It’s the weekend pets in and around Gulf Patrons will enjoy fun and entertainment Breeze look forward to all year. throughout the day with Paw Print Art. Pet- Thursday, Nov. 18 Breeze Parkway, Gulf On Saturday, Nov. 20, from 9:30 a.m. to Pourri (pet spa pampering) and Rover’s Breeze Gulf Breeze Chamber 3:30 p.m., the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Relay Run/Walk. Business Development Monday, Commerce will host Pet Fest 2010: “Paws Dress in your best for a pet photo and con- Committee 8 a.m., Chamber Nov. 22 & Applause for Your Pets” at Gulf Breeze tests that will include: Best Dressed, Best Conference Room, 409 Gulf Elementary School. Kisser, Owner Look/Pet Look-a- Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze SRC Utility Board 5 Sponsored by Mediacom and Like, Naughty Pet, Dancing with the SRC Library Advisory p.m., County Gulf Breeze Animal Hospital, this Dogs and American Pet Idol (best Board 4 p.m., County Administrative Center, year’s Pet Fest Committee is dedi- singing pet). Administrative Center, Commissioner's Board Commissioner's Board Room, Room, 6495 Caroline cating the event to long-time event There will be live demonstra- Street, Milton Chairman Barbara Bonowicz of tions with the Gulf Breeze Police 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Mediacom. Bonowicz is a passion- Canine Unit, the Furricanes and SRC Local Planning Board Tuesday, ate animal lover, animal rights activist and Five Flags Dog Training Club Square 6 p.m., County Administrative Nov. 23 member of the chamber board of directors. Dancing. Be sure to stick around for the Center, Commissioner's Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Because of illness, she will not be Adoptable Pet Parade and the annual Best Gulf Breeze Board of Milton Adjustments 6:30 p.m., able to participate this year. Pet Fest Co- of Show Parade for all pets including prizes Council Chamber, City Hall, Chair Limarie Rodriquez de Stevenson for Best of Show, Longest/shortest Tail, Gulf Breeze Architectural Review Board 6:30 p.m., 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf wants everyone to know she will not be Longest Tongue and more. Council Chamber, City Hall, 1070 Breeze forgotten. Area veterinarians will be on-hand pro- Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze “Barbara has worked so hard over the viding educational information on flea con- Wednesday, Nov. 24 years to help this event grow and become trol, heart worm disease, micro-chipping, Friday, Nov. 19 Gulf Breeze Toastmasters successful. We want to honor her because exotic pets and pet care. Gulf Breeze Chamber Gala noon, Fellowship Hall, First she is so passionate about the loving care of Admission is $5 for the entire family. The Committee 8:30 a.m., Chamber Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze animals and is the heart and soul of this race/walk costs an additional $10. Proof of Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Conference Room, 409 Gulf event,” Stevenson said. rabies vaccination for pets required. Gulf Breeze Chamber CEO Meg Residents and their pets are invited come To learn more, call 932-7888 or visit Peltier hopes to see lots of furry out and strut their stuff for tons of prizes. www.gulfbreezechamber.com. friends Saturday during Pet Fest 2010. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report
Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. : 11/8/2010 Street, Navarre, fugitive from ZONE Restoration project Kuktelionis, Mark Andrew, justice. W/M, 42, 1600 block of Kevin stalled by legal dispute Court, Gulf Breeze, failure to DUIs secure workers compensa- Continued from page 1A the Pensacola Bay landmark. tion. 11/11/2010 “The fill permit is under 11/11/2010 Roberts, Kevin Scott, W/M, The ordinance, approved Notice of Intent by DEP Myers, Robert Joseph, 24, 100 block of Stearns Street, upon first reading with a final (Florida Department of W/M, 30, 6900 block of Liberty Gulf Breeze, DUI. reading and Council vote Environmental Protection), scheduled for Dec. 6, is and the Copes are contesting expected to reduce wave ener- the issuance of it,” said proj- Emergency Reports gy from boat wakes on the reef ect manager Heather Reed. “In Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District and also protect sea grasses every notice of intent placed in that will be planted in the area. the paper, people have a right Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue The signage and other nec- to object, and then an adminis- For the week ending Nov. 12, essary permitting will be han- trative law judge decides if the Gulf Breeze Fire and Rescue dled by Ecological Consulting objector’s reasoning is credi- was called for 9 emergencies. Services as part of the ble.” These incidents included 5 med- Deadman’s Island Restoration An administrative hearing ical calls and 4 dispatched and canceled en route. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Project at a cost not to exceed to settle the dispute is sched- To learn more about Gulf Gulf Breeze resident Robert Turpin points out an area of $5,000. uled for March 1, 2011. Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to hazardous conditions (no fire), concern with the proposed expansion of the Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze resident and “I had hoped to get the www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ 2 public service assistance Recreation Center at City Manager Buz Eddy looks on. Escambia County marine biol- hearing scheduled this month firedept/index.html calls, 2 good intent calls and 2 false alarm calls. ogist Capt. Robert Turpin so we could move forward Midway Fire District The Midway Fire District CENTER: urged Council to take a leader- with the fill operation” Reed Commission meets monthly to Maintenance ship stance in the state to initi- said. For the week ending Nov. discuss issues affecting the ate legislation further protect- The administrative hearing 11, Midway Fire District was department and the community. concerns councilman ing saltwater fish. process can be fraught with called for 47 incidents. These The public is welcome to attend “I don’t know how it’s delays and in most cases, both emergencies included 2 trash and offer feedback. Meetings are fires, 1 mutual aid to Holley- held the second Tuesday of each Continued from page 1A operating costs won’t burden true,” Turpin said, “but this parties incur costs. taxpayers. Navarre for a structure fire in month at 7 p.m. at 1322 College kind of slaughter is not illegal. Reed said she does not the 1900 block of Truman Parkway. “We’ve got a lot of informa- “My concern is, what is it That’s the real issue here, and understand the Cope’s objec- Drive, 30 medical emergen- For more information about tion we’ve gathered. Our job is going to cost to maintain it?” we can take a leadership role tion. cies, 3 motor vehicle accidents Midway Fire District, log on to to put this all together to present Henderson said. “I think the as citizens of this city to try to “I still have not been able with no injuries, 3 motor vehi- www.midwayfire.com. cle accidents with injuries, 2 it to the City Council, the staff is optimistic saying they change that.” to understand why the Copes Mayor and City Manager and can run a place twice as big with Gulf Breeze resident and their lawyer are objecting. look at what we can do to prior- the same amount of people. It’s Charlie Jackson asked that The project is over 300 feet itize this. great that we are getting this fishermen be allowed to con- away (from their property), Two benefits scheduled to “We hope to federal money, but what are we tinue fishing the area while the and in most cases all that is have everything going to do in the future? I don’t city makes plans to further required is a 50-feet buffer assist area residents in need done within a want to have to say to some- protect the island. between any riparian lines.” month in a final body in the future, ‘Hey, you “I like to fish,” Jackson Certain aspects of the On Sunday, Nov. 21, at 12:30 program that the wanted this. Now we’re going said. “I have never been inside restoration project – which has p.m. there will be a concert BRIEFS City can actually to have to raise taxes’ to operate the reef, but I hope you will drawn community support, fundraiser at Soundside Park it. I do not want to do that.” Wieczorek go through and allow access to this real nice volunteer efforts and millions South benefiting Gulf Breeze of duty on Oct. 29 in Pensacola. Kris Ostrom, a relatively new approve,” she expanse of beach. I do anchor of dollars in federal and state High School grad- The incident occurred when Gulf Breeze resident who previ- added. “We’d like to begin the in waist-deep water outside grant funding – have been uate Stuart Cassady and two other deputies ously lived in Salt Lake City, design process in about a the reef and wade-fish for bait. contested by the Copes several Franklin, who is responded to a hostage situa- Utah, thinks all age groups and month.” I’ve never damaged the area at times since 2007. suffering from a tion. many special interests can be As stated at the previous all. I live on the bay, and I On July 22, 2008, the City debilitating neuro- Cassady, 36, served with smart, strategic meeting, the City welcomes the notice that there is really not a reached a legal agreement logical disorder. was shot in the planning. Rec centers, she said, renovation and expansion of the lot of public area like with the couple, and a revised There will be side while are more than places to find rec center but desires to keep the Deadman’s Island.” project was able to move for- Franklin food, a silent auc- deputies Sam recreation. center’s staff at its current level. Eddy said the City respects ward. tion, free drawings Parker and Chad “I think as a community A second gymnasium has been how many citizens use the In the agreement, the Copes and music provided by ‘Not Brown also sus- when we get together and do proposed, and two tennis courts island. consented to the City’s right to Quite Fab,’ a popular local tained non-life- things like dancing or just play- Cassady are expected to be added. A cen- “We are only talking about seek permits to fill designated Beatles tribute band. threatening gun- ing cards, or aerobics or sports tral drop-off point for visitors a no-motor zone for the reef areas near the island but were A fund is set up for Franklin shot wounds. in the gym, you are taking part also has been a popular wish. area,” Eddy said. “Fishing granted the right to oppose any at the Hancock Bank, 1387 Cassady remains in Sacred Councilman Joe Henderson in your community,” Ostrom vessels can still access the site efforts to seek a permit to fill Shoreline Drive in Gulf Breeze. Heart Hospital in stable condi- is just one of the city leaders said. “It makes you closer to by paddle or pole, and canoes any other areas. Donations may be made to the tion. He had been in a medical- who must approve an architec- people. I think it’s important to and kayaks have no restric- Reed said the proposed fill Stu Franklin Medical Fund. ly induced coma. tural plan and ensure that future get to know your neighbor.” tions. The majority of the operation is within the desig- The fundraiser will be from 6 island will still be accessible.” nated area agreed upon by Elks Lodge to host to 11 p.m. on Dec. 11 at the both parties. fundraiser for Cassady Pensacola Beach Elks Lodge. GB Library to be closed Nov. 25-28 Legal issues stall ■ There will be food, entertain- restoration project Vici Papajohn and Scott An area-wide benefit ment, raffles and more. Tickets Residents who plan to spend food services, along with Page contributed to this story. fundraiser will be held are $10, and all proceeds will go a little of the Thanksgiving hol- Project Search students Ashley A legal disagreement Saturday, Dec. 11 for Escambia to Cassady. To order tickets, call County Sheriff’s Deputy iday at the Gulf Breeze Library Alverson and Ronnie Specker between the City of Gulf Transportation Katie Brandon at 450-1039, should make note of planned were presented Certificates of Breeze and Highpoint Drive Jeremy Cassady, who was shot Charito Lyster at 698-1319 or closings. Special Congressional residents Nathan and Cynthia meeting changed and critically injured in the line Sgt. Mark Lyster at 525-0197. The library will close at 5 Recognition from U.S. Rep. Jeff Cope again has stalled the The Northwest Florida p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 24 Miller. Employees worked with Deadman’s Island Restoration Transportation Corridor Police Report and not reopen until Monday, and coached the students for 10 Project. Authority meeting sched- Information from Gulf Breeze Police Department Nov. 29, when regular weekly months to help the teens gain Thomas M. Brady, the uled for today (Nov. 18) has hours will resume. hands-on work experience. Copes’ attorney, explained that been canceled. The next ■ Teenager caught in lewd act Gulf Breeze Hospital Project Search of Lakeview his clients are objecting to the meeting will be held Dec. employees and Project Search Center is a one-year program next phase of the project 16 at 10 a.m. at Gulf Breeze A Dolphin Street man got a used and police are searching students earned recognition for for students preparing for the because it threatens their ripar- City Hall. Anyone requir- surprise on Saturday, Nov. 13 at for a black female in connection support of and participation in a transition from high school to ian rights as waterfront ing special accommoda- 11:30 a.m. when he discovered with the theft. program to prepare teenagers the job market. Project Search landowners. “That’s all I’m a teenager performing a lewd A camera was found on tions to participate in this act in his backyard. The teen Fairpoint Drive and turned in to with developmental disabilities broadens horizons for students willing to comment on at this meeting is asked to advise for the workforce. with disabilities by bringing time,” he said. was charged with a misde- the Police Department. Call the Corridor Authority at meanor offense. (850) 932-5121 to identify. Hospital staff members them into health care or busi- The next planned phase in least 48 hours prior to the On Nov. 9, an employee at To offer information about Rebecca Griener, human ness settings, where they can the project is to deposit sand meeting by contacting Amy Andrews Institute reported a these or other incidences, call resources, Shellie Massey, food learn skills necessary for fill between the current oyster Paulk at (850) 415-1040. purse was taken from behind a Gulf Breeze Police Department services and Suzanne Johnson, employment. reef breakwater structures and desk. The credit cards were at (850) 934-5121.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 18, 2010 3 A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Leukemia patient suffers another setback when his mother dies she succumbed hours later. An Cook said. request to be placed on a med- support as they are able. treatments at the hospital. BY LISA NEWELL autopsy was performed and Daniven was pulled out of ically needy customer of Gulf As the holidays A new donation account is Gulf Breeze News results are pending. public school due to concerns Power was denied, although the approach, the family set up at Regions Bank [email protected] Cook said Chrissy had some about bringing home germs to family needs an air purifier run- remains focused on their under the title “Clay the At age 9, Clay Cook has had medical problems including his big brother, whose immune ning constantly to keep the air in blessings. Little Clay con- Leukemia Warrior,” and a to face some rough patches. He migraine headaches, scoliosis system is weakened. They their Bayshore Road apartment tinues to improve and is beachside memorial was was diagnosed with ALL – Acute and liver disease, but Cook sus- were being homeschooled and germ-free for Clay. The food receiving chemotherapy at held for the children’s Lymphoblastic Leukemia with pects she may have been exposed their father says there will be stamps the family received were home as well as other mother at Navarre Beach. precursor B – last winter and to toxic chemotheraphy medica- time for them to catch up on in Chrissy’s name and must be since then his life has been a tions that seeped from her son’s their studies when Clay is out transferred to Clay’s name so he series of hospital stays, needle pores while she slept in his bed. of danger. can continue to provide nourish- pricks and chemotherapy treat- “She slept with our son 90 Still, it is another setback for a ment for his two sons. The cou- ments. percent of the time to make sure family on the brink. ple never made their relationship Now, little Clay and his broth- he didn’t have a fever or air in A donation account set up pre- official. er, Daniven, 8, are dealing with his line,” Cook said. She spent viously at a local bank was given Through it all, Clay Cook the sudden loss of their mother, hours stroking his skin and cud- an errant routing number, so the remains determined to fight Clay’s Chrissy Ray, at age 29. dling with him to comfort the account stayed empty despite disease and care for his sons the The boys’ father, also named sick child. people telling Clay they were best he can. His parents, who are Clay Cook, is trying to pick up The family, for whom dealing making donations. Cook’s on a fixed income, lend as much the pieces and hold his family with Clay’s illness has caused together throughout this ordeal, financial hardship, didn’t have but it hasn’t been easy. any insurance on Chrissy. An Chrissy’s grandmother died arborist, Cook has life insurance • ESTATE PLANNING just 48 hours before she did, and on himself due to his dangerous her family was on their way to occupation but they never con- • WILLS & TRUSTS her funeral in Boston when sidered purchasing insurance on Chrissy died. The two women the boys’ mother. were extremely close and even “People in their 20s don’t • PROBATE LAW shared their Dec. 23 birthdays. worry about life insurance,” “She was tired, she was Cook said. • REAL ESTATE LAW stressed,” Cook says of Chrissy, Cook said the two boys seem who lost consciousness in the to be coping with the loss of bathroom of her son’s hospital their mother, for now. Bordelon, Greene & room at Sacred Heart Hospital. “I have the strongest, most Staffers tried to revive her, but wonderful, smart children,” Lynchard ATTORNEYS AT LAW TEXTING: Police Chief says John S. Bordelon MASTER OF LAWS no witch hunt is looming Serving Gulf Breeze since 1987 Continued from page 1A www.lawbordelon.com that limit or prohibit texting while 850.934.1000 ● 2721 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. driving, Dannheisser advised that the council could make the issue a part of its legislative agenda and pro- mote its views to the Florida League of Cities, Florida Police Chiefs Association and any other organiza- Matt Dannheisser tions that lobby the legislature. According to the Governors ous driving, but the police force Highway Safety Association, eight would not be immediately increas- states prohibit all drivers from ing pressure with a witch hunt for using hand-held cell phones while motorists that are texting. driving and 28 states and the “We will employ the careless- nation’s capital ban all cell phone driving statutes when necessary, use by novice drivers. and anyone whose texting causes “The careless-driving statute them to drive dangerously or cause requires that motorists operate their accidents will be ticketed,” he said. vehicles ‘in a careful and prudent “We are not going to be setting up manner,’ and that should cover patrols specifically to catch those those that are distracted by texting,” who text.” Dannheisser said. “I’d like to see the state pass Gulf Breeze Police Chief Peter laws about texting while driving,” Paulding said that it has long been Henderson said. “I strongly sup- possible to cite motorists whose port staff requesting support from texting or cell phone use caused or Rep. Clay Ford to get this on the contributed to accidents or danger- legislative agenda.”
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Timothy Wise Career Service Award historical tidbits Representative The Prudential Insurance Thirty-three years ago when “driven,” “warm and friendly,” How was land Company of America Margie Timmons began her “encouraging,” and “teacher of 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway teaching career, she aspired to the highest caliber” when for Shoreline Suite 10 be a teacher that helped to describing Timmons. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 change lives. One reason Timmons has (850) 932-0846 Park obtained? [email protected] Nearly three weeks ago on enjoyed such a stellar career is that Oct. 30, Timmons – Gulf “she rejected the idea that there By Betty Archer Allen Breeze High School’s highly are limits to what high school stu- The history of Shoreline respected Drama instructor – dents can do,” Kern said. Park and the Civitan Club * Availability varies by carrier and state. was awarded the Distinguished Timmons’ work ethic is moved hand in hand, says Career Service Award in sec- unparalleled. It’s a significant beloved longtime resident and ondary schools by the Florida factor in her students’ many historian Margie Lay. Theatre Conference. awards earned at numerous The Civitan Club of Gulf Kevin Kern, Assistant competitions they attend each Breeze was organ- Professor at the University of year. Submitted photo ized in late 1953 West Florida, made the presen- She teaches nine different Drama teacher Margie with Allen Davis tation in Lakeland. classes each day. When the final Timmons of Gulf Breeze as the first presi- “Margie has had several stu- bell rings, she moves into recently was honored by the dent. The club’s dents – Ashley Brown, Claire rehearsals for 2-3 hours each Florida Theatre Conference. first projects were Lautier and Abigail Spencer, to day. Her weekends also are con- to assist the Santa mention a few – go on and sumed by rehearsals and class Boosters is essential in keeping Rosa County Lay become very successful in planning. the bills paid. School Board in Performing Arts,” Kern said. Another time-consuming “Margie is driven, and the obtaining acreage on U.S. Kern added that he loves to responsibility Timmons takes opportunities that she provides Highway 98 for the Gulf Breeze get Timmons’ students at the upon herself is fundraising. She her students are carried out with Elementary School and to college level because “they are makes sure students have plenty an unparalleled commitment,” search for land for a recreation- the ones that know that Uta of opportunities to earn money Booster President Jane DeMaria al park. Hagen is not an ice cream, and for competitions and produc- said. “She pours her heart and In 1955, When Robert (Bob) Stanislavski is not a vodka.” tions. There is always a soul into GBHS Drama, creat- Towne became president, the Other teachers used words like fundraiser going on. ing award-winning shows and Civitan Club was still searching “perfectionist,” “Bear Bryant of Communicating with a professional actors … changing for park land. Mark Benson, the Drama coaches,” “inspiring,” devoted group of Drama lives. She’s one of a kind.” Postmaster at that time, read in the Federal Registry that 187 acres of U. S. Government land located in Gulf Breeze was for sale. So on Aug. 12, 1955, Towne wrote the U.S. Land Bureau for information and application forms. The Civitan Club applied for 40 acres in Lot No. 1 and sent the $10 applica- tion fee on Nov. 23, 1955. Since the Civitan Club was the first applicant, it got the land. The official registry date is December 1955. The Land Bureau required that applicants for government land have a planning board. Thus, the Civitan Park Committee was formed with Bob Towne as chairman. The park then became a reality.
On Aug. 10, 2011, Gulf Breeze will celebrate its golden anniversary Submitted photo as a city. As part of Gulf Breeze Cast and crew of Gulf Breeze High Drama’s one-act production of ‘13’ includes, front: Lauren News’ countdown to this milestone Day. Second row, from left: Hope Jones, Alexa McKnight, Sydney Royer, Margie Timmons occasion, we are publishing weekly tidbits of historical significance (Director), Claney Outzen and Emily Senn. Back row, from left: Kate Darby, Zach Kersey, about the city of Gulf Breeze. Miles Patrick, Will Patrick, Michael Wells, Darien DeMaria, Haley Creech, Amanda Check Page 4A of each week’s Dave DeBendetto and Josh Lawson. paper for the latest installment. DRAMA: Team qualifies for Southeastern Theatre Ramsey Continued from page 1A old with a self-proclaimed ter- Jones and Amanda DeBendetto. busy lobby area of the school minal illness. Rehearsal Pianist was Stephanie for rehearsals – but they also Gulf Breeze’s performance All-Star Cast awards were Poland. Costumes were have to earn the entire cost of also earned the Best Technical given to Claney Outzen and designed by Lori Blissit. productions and trips with M-F 2p-4p Award, which was accepted by Josh Lawson. This is the second consecu- fundraisers. The total cost of student technical directors ‘13’ was directed by Margie tive year that GBHS has been ‘13’ and the trip to FTC amount- Claney Outzen and Lauren Day. Timmons, GBHS Drama invited to perform at the ed to approximately $500 per Miles Patrick was recognized teacher for the past 25 years. Southeastern Theatre student. They have estimated www.newsradio1620.com as Best Supporting Actor for his Haley Creech was assistant Conference (SETC). Last year’s the spring production to cost portrayal of a disabled 13-year- director. Cast members included first-place win at the Florida approximately $600 per student. Day, Outzen, Patrick, Lawson, Theatre Conference allowed the The theater troupe is current- Darien DeMaria, Haley Creech, troupe to perform a one-act ver- ly selling poinsettias for the hol- Kate Darby, Zach Kersey, sion of ‘25th Annual Putnam iday season to help cover their Michael Wells, Alexa McKnight County Spelling Bee’ at the costs. The plants will be deliv- and Sydney Royer. Tech crew SETC in Lexington, Ky., where ered Dec 2-4 and cost $12 each. included Emily Senn, Hope it earned runner-up out of Show your support for Margie numerous schools representing Timmons and Troupe 4105 by 10 states across the Southeast. placing your order on-line at Not only does this troupe [email protected]. Now is the have to overcome the difficul- For additional information, ties of rehearsing day in and day call Jane DeMaria, Drama time to buy out without a theater of their Boosters President, at Real Estate! own – they resort to using a 501-3648. Call Linda Taylor Murphy
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Submitted photo Submitted photo William Charles Parsons will take Brittany Frances Submitted photo Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club birthday ladies for October included Melba Argentine, Radcliffe as his bride on Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011 at St. Emma Snow won best child Davina Lecaroz, Bunny Brannon, Marily Powitsky, Edwina Speirs, Pat Bernhard, Emily Baird, Ann Catholic Church. costume at Swenson Park’s Frankie Reynolds, Jane McGrath, Diane Van Der Kamp, Carol Wolters, Jennie Allison, Renee Halloween Stop on Oct. 30. Wader, and L Stults. Radcliffe-Parsons nuptuals Goblins enjoy Swenson Park Halloween planned for January 22 Dottie and David Pensacola State College Swenson Park really comes evening walks through the his- Radcliffe of Gulf Breeze are where she is pursuing an alive at specific times of the p torical district and Palafox Street. proud to announce the Associate of Arts degree. year, and it really came alive Following the program, a engagement and approach- William is the son of Oct. 30 to provide a Halloween delicious covered-dish lunch ing marriage of their daugh- April Kay Tingler Parsons stop. Special attractions enter- of the was served. At the end of the ter, Brittany Frances of Gulf Breeze and David alk own Radcliffe, to William Parsons, and step-son of tained children of all ages. The T T meeting, hostesses Carleen activities were many, and there By Betty Archer Allen Wheeler, Gail Crume, Lettie Charles Parsons of Gulf Lynn Attaway Parsons of were plenty of refreshments, [email protected] Johnson, Edie Draper, Diane Breeze. Milton. He attends games and prizes. Van DeKamp, L Stults, Doreen The couple will exchange Pensacola State College wedding vows at 1 p.m. on where he is pursuing an AA The special attractions IMPACT 100 county area. Ellis and Janet Miller gave included Mr. P and Regis, prizes for the scariest costume, Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011, at degree. He is employed at Pensacola Bay Area Students ages 14 to 19 in St. Ann Catholic Church. Radical Rides, where he is Scoop the Pelican, a palmist Escambia and Santa Rosa the most original, and the best and games. Mr. P and Regis, a costume based on the results of Brittany currently attends 2nd Captain and mechanic. IMPACT 100 Pensacola Bay counties will compete for five king snake, were a hit as prizes of $1,000 each in the an applause meter. Carol Stark partiers stood in long lines to Area, a local women’s philan- won the most original costume thropy group, has launched its areas of voice, piano (junior pet Regis. Mr. P takes reptiles and senior categories), strings and Peggy Phillips won the to schools and public functions membership drive for 2011. best overall costume. The group, established in 2004, and woodwind/brass. to teach people about the good Participants will perform two Joan Gunn smiles they do for the environment. has used the $1,000 annual Gulf Coast Friends as she receives a membership donation to give contrasting selections, each Scoop, the Pensacola Pelicans’ from a different period of Certificate of over $2.9 million to local non- baseball team mascot, was music. Winners have the oppor- Gulf Coast Friends thanks Appreciation profits. Membership is open to during a Veteran’s there giving autographs. A tunity to earn up to an addition- everyone who made their anyone interested in making a Day ceremony at palmist foretold the future, and al $1,000 to apply to summer “Fashions For Everyone” on contribution of $1,000, which Bay Breeze there several games. music camp fees. Oct. 21 such a huge success. is due by March 1, 2011. Nursing and The costumes were awesome For information about the The fashions were provided by One of IMPACT 100’s goals Retirement and a secret judge wandered audition process, contact Ann Coldwater Creek, and club is to increase women’s philan- Center. The the crowd to choose the best Mitchell at (850)-261-7715 or members worked very hard to thropy. By involving members event, sponsored child and the best adult cos- e-mail make this benefit program and tume. Emma Snow won best in the due diligence and by Covenant [email protected]. luncheon for Interfaith Hospice, was child’s costume and Mary Esry research process, the group Ministries/Good Samaritan held Tuesday, won best adult costume. The hopes to raise awareness of the Pensacola Beach Clinic a reality. Shirley Cornett, Nov. 9. “Witches Brew Off “ was a hit many worthwhile charitable Woman’s Club Executive Director of Interfaith with a winner and three hon- opportunities in this area. Ministries, was a premier model orable mentions. Family pic- IMPACT 100 offers women the Lisa Newell/Gulf On Oct. 21, the Pensacola to promote the non-profit Breeze News tures were made and placed on opportunity to choose where Beach Woman’s Club held its organization she serves so well. the Santa Rosa Shores Web site their money is going and to see October program and business Don’t forget to mark your where families can download the positive impact their collec- meeting at the Community calendar for the Gala Christmas them. tive efforts have made on the Beach Church fellowship hall. Dinner Dance on Saturday, REMAN Community Traffic Safety local needs. I There were 49 members in Dec. 11 at The Pensacola Yacht F Teams (CTST) and West To learn more, send an e- attendance and seven guests. Club. If you are interested in Florida Regional Planning mail to info@impact100pen- The fellowship hall was deco- joining, please contact Peggy Termite & Pest Control Council (WFRPC) helped with sacola.com or call 888-992- rated with bright-colored table Hodges at 932-8036 for more safety by providing ‘blinkie 5646. cloths and pumpkins and candy information. “To The Rescue Since 1977” lights’ and other reflective all around. Members were items to families to wear while Scholarships available encouraged to wear costumes. Gulf Breeze student Gulf Breeze ‘Trick or Treating.’ from Music Study Club The October birthday ladies pledges Zeta Tau Alpha 932-9288 ! It was a great fun-filled – Melba Argentine, Davina fright night and a huge success. The Music Study Club of Lecaroz, Bunny Brannon, Glenn Taylor of Gulf Breeze Now Swenson Park will rest a Pensacola is seeking applicants Marily Powitsky, Edwina recently pledged the Zeta Tau while until the Santa In The for its music scholarship pro- Speirs, Pat Bernhard, Emily Alpha sorority at Birmingham- Park Christmas event in gram with a Dec. 1 deadline. Baird, Frankie Reynolds, Jane Southern College. Sorority December. Applications may be down- McGrath, Diane Van Der chapters at the school complet- loaded at www.pensacola Kamp, Carol Wolters, Jennie ed their recruitment process for In memory music.org. Allison, Renee Wader, and L the 2010-11 academic year, and of Lace Cyr Auditions will be held on Stults – were honored. a total of 100 bids for member- Saturday, March 12, 2011 at Roxanne Penico gave the ship were accepted. Lace Cyr, who died recently First Baptist Church, Pleitz thought and Mary Claus gave the Greek groups offer students at the age of 53, was remem- Chapel, 500 North Palafox prayer for the day. Melanie the opportunity to engage in bered by her friends at Gulf Street, and will be judged by a Waite, a tour guide for the community service and Breeze Aerobics & Fitness dur- three-member panel of music Pensacola Historical Society, fundraising projects as well as ing a special memorial class on educators from outside the two- presented a program on the participate in social events. Thursday, Oct. 28. The class was a two-hour workout con- sisting of her favorite gym activities and music. Photos of Lace, flowers, muffins and mimosas were shared after the class. Her hus- band, Leo, stopped in to thank everyone for their support and love for Lace. Lace was on the Gulf Breeze Relay for Life Committee part of the American Cancer Society. The class collected contributions of $250 for “Lace’s Legacy,” which is a Gulf Breeze relay team to honor her memory. Lace’s Legacy has earned $4,000 to date.
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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 By Scott Page Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 What is the Gulf www.gulfbreezenews.com Breeze Rec Center’s
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SPORTS EDITOR “A swimming pool.” Jason Thompson Scott Cutler SALES Gulf Breeze Rusti Fontaine Bob Newell $8 million available for Gulf Breeze makeover OFFICE MANAGER Karen Murphy Twenty-five years ago, the front yards. With so many of ART DIRECTOR people of Gulf Breeze proper the homes directly on or within Denise Lukas (population 5,600) decided to a few hundred yards of the establish a city-owned bond water, the need for all homes to GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION issuing agency – Gulf Breeze be connected to a modern David Schulz Financial Services – to generate sewer system ought to be CONTRIBUTORS additional income to pay for Priority One. Most of us have Betty Archer Allen city services, rather than rely- experienced an interruption in Bette Boyle ing mainly on the property tax. the water supply due to a bust- Pam Brannon The city agency now holds ed water main. This is only Scott Page $8 million in cash available to Gulf Breeze Parkway look (ter- the Gulf and Santa Rosa Island. supposed to happen in cold cli- Jack Kale invest in projects that improve rible). If $8 million isn’t The Andrews Institute could mates, but perhaps our old “Preservation of the wooded area the standard of living of all res- enough to complete a citywide contribute $500,000 for the water lines are corroding and and the birding trails.” Member: idents. What follows are three project, we should apply for construction and promote need to be replaced with stain- Jere French Florida Press Association ideas with broad community FEMA’s hurricane mitigation hydrotherapy wellness tourism less steel. Eight-million dollars Gulf Breeze National Newspaper Assn. support. For implementation, funding. Businesses would as is already offered on a grand in the GBFS coffers would suf- citizens should show their sup- move to Gulf Breeze, broaden- scale in Europe. No longer fice to provide 21st century Gulf Breeze Area Chamber port at the city council meet- ing our tax base, if we can pro- would Gulf Breeze residents public sanitation and a steady of Commerce (“2003 Small ings. vide uninterrupted power. have to suffer the high costs of supply of clean drinking water Business of the Year”) ■ Underground power ■ Olympic swimming pool maintaining their own under- to all residents. Pensacola Beach Chamber lines: Power goes out frequent- high atop Shoreline Park sized pools; they could ride Public funds should be of Commerce ly in Gulf Breeze, often when South: What more could we do over to the municipal pool, expended for the public inter- Pensacola Chamber the wind is calm and the sky for our children than provide swim a while, relax in the spa, est, not private interests. These of Commerce clear. And then there are the them with a healthy swimming then take the glass-walled ele- three projects meet that basic Navarre Tourist hurricanes. When hurricanes lifestyle with their friends, top vator upstairs for a refreshing civic requirement. They will Development Council strike, the wealthy citizens of physical conditioning and the drink on the terrace or meet become a reality if, and only if, Santa Rosa County Chamber Gulf Breeze become, ironically, hope of one day becoming an friends for a wholesome lunch the families of Gulf Breeze of Commerce wards of the state; waiting in Olympic gold medalist? or elegant dinner in the four- meet face-to-face with the city lines for MRE’s and FEMA Shoreline Park South is one of star rooftop restaurant! council and start making their LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze bailouts. There would be no the highest spots in the city, ■ A city sewer system and case. Will you join me in this “A swimming pool.” News welcomes your opinion. loss of electrical power at all if and to take advantage of this new water lines: Underground effort? My e-mail is jim- Greg Roberts We reserve the right to edit a the power lines were under- rare Florida geography, a wall sewer lines are in place [email protected]. Gulf Breeze letter to fit space available. We ground. After 50 years as a city, of 20-foot-high, south-facing throughout most of the city, yet ■ do not accept letters containing the power lines in Gulf Breeze windows (framed between mas- many Gulf Breeze residents Jim Doyle, a Gulf Breeze a personal attack on any indi- are still strung through tree sive wooden beams hewed continue to empty their house- resident since 1999 is founder vidual. Letters must be limited from panhandle forests) would hold sewage in corroding tanks to one per month from an indi- branches and attached to lop- of the Gulf Breeze vidual writer. If we receive form sided wooden poles. It makes open up a spectacular view of and leach fields under their Philosophical Society. letters, we will print only the first one we receive. Include your name, address and daytime phone number. Victory not always reflected in game’s score CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze I’m the mother of two Gulf Breeze football team fields. It is truly an honor for News is committed to accuracy teenage boys who are actively LETTERS played with heart and a positive our kids to play under the lead- and wants to hear from you if we involved in football and other attitude this season. They are ership of these coaches. need to make a correction or sports at Gulf Breeze High learning how to persevere in The players that persevere clarification. Please email us record does not begin to show School. When my oldest son life – even after multiple fail- are being shaped into future at [email protected] how much our boys have ures. It’s a known fact that with the subject line signed up to play ninth-grade learned – both on and off the community leaders and role defeat shapes character and CORRECTION or football, coach Chris Nemith field. I hope this community models of society. The majori- “An increase in parking space adversity builds strength. CLARIFICATION. Or, call told the parents, “I will see takes pride in knowing the Gulf ty of players and parents over- and improvements to the bath- These are lessons you can’t buy (850) 932-8986 during your sons more than you do Breeze football team is learning whelmingly support Nemith rooms at the ballpark.” for your children. office hours and ask for over the next four months, so valuable life lessons, and victo- and his staff. Sally Spencer Although I am incredibly news or sports departments. it’s important that you know ry is not always reflected in the Thank you, Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze competitive and love to win, I what type of person I am and score. coaches, for caring about our News will not be responsible for what I believe in.” realize there is more our kids kids, leading by example and quality or discoloration in ads There are detractors, howev- It is comforting knowing the er, who are dissatisfied with the are being taught than what the teaching them values that will provided by the advertiser or its character of the people spend- score reflects. There probably help them be successful in this agents. football program and coaching ing more time with your chil- staff. Some have misconcep- are no coaches in all of Florida world. There not only has been dren than you. Nemith expects who show as much commit- progress in the football program Gulf Breeze News is published tions that players who play on hard work, cooperation and teams without winning records ment as our coaches do. They but character growth in the play- weekly on Thursdays for $30 sometimes arrive at the field ers as well. For that alone, the per year by Gulf Breeze News honesty from his players. To might not get a scholarship or Publishing, Inc. Periodical play football at GBHS, there get to play college ball. Others house at 5 a.m. and sometimes community and school adminis- postage paid at Gulf Breeze, are rules outside of the game, are upset that their children do not leave until after 2 a.m. tration should be standing strong Florida. USPS # 021819. and integrity is required from aren’t getting adequate playing They work on football seven behind this program. I’d rather Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- every player. Nemith’s rules time. Such criticism only days a week. Just as the players have that any day than a ring on tions. POSTMASTER: Please and expectations are followed undermines the good of the believe in the coaches, our their finger from winning state. send address changes to and actually respected by his entire program. coaches believe in our players. Although, with the way we are Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box players. It’s the age-old truth: What these parents fail to They refuse to give up on these playing and the potential 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Kids need and like boundaries. see is that their sons are learn- kids and continue to find ways showed this year, both may be All content is copyrighted “An olympic swimming pool.” Although we had some great ing to follow rules, make throughout the entire football possible in the near future! Lisa Traina 2010. 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Kelly couple remembered by friends Friends and neighbors of the pared and shared by Shelia late Bob and Doris Kelly of the Little. Several toasts were given Santa Rosa Shores community and many memories of the cou- gathered Sunday in Swenson ple were told by their American Park to remember the beloved and British friends. Rev. Jerry couple who passed away this Blacklaw of the Gulf Breeze summer. Presbyterian Church closed the Among those in attendance dedication with a prayer. were members of the Gulf “Our lives were made richer Breeze Historical Society, which for having known Bob and the Kellys supported enthusiasti- Doris, and they will be forever cally. in our hearts and minds,” resi- A Martin (bird) house was dent Margaret Cunningham said. dedicated in the Kellys’ memory, One of the best things this and friends spoke of their fond dedication accomplished was to memories of a great couple. Gail help bring closure for their Submitted photo Maggs lead the Lord’s Prayer in friends and neighbors. We did A memorial plaque was placed on a a beautiful, captivating Celtic not have a chance to tell them landscaping rock at Swenson Park in Martin house language. British food was pre- goodbye before.” Bob and Doris Kelly’s memory. OBITUARIES
BEVERLY COY many years she lived in New young lady named Jeannette husband of 62 years, Hershel 1926-2010 Orleans, Estes Park, Colo., and Boles, and they married on Dec. Graves of Gulf Breeze; son, Key Largo. She and her late hus- 3, 1950. Their 60th anniversary David Graves of Panama; Beverly Jean Adcock Coy, 84, band, Michael, were avid bikers, would have been next month. daughter and son-in-law, Kay of Gulf Breeze, passed away boaters, snorkelers of the many After his honorable discharge and Chuck Webster of Gulf Monday, Nov. 8, 2010. reefs in the Florida Keys and in 1950, he worked more than Breeze; grandchildren, Lauren Coy was born May 11, 1926. always loved a good Mardi Gras. 35 years at St. Regis Paper Rocco, Michael Graves, She grew up in Waterloo, Iowa They settled at Pensacola Company in Cantonment. He Stephanie Broll and George and graduated Beach and eventually in Gulf enjoyed retirement and spent Graves; great-grandchild, Jude from the University Breeze to be near their grand- time traveling with his wife and Rocco; brother and sister-in-law, of Iowa with a children. visiting with his family, especially Shelby and Vicki Fryar of Hot degree in home In addition to her husband, his grandchildren. This year, he Springs; sister and brother-in- economics in Drewry was preceded in death flew with the Emerald Coast law, Lois and James Sandlin of 1949. She was a by her mother and father, Robert Honor Flight to Washington, Oden, Ark.; nieces, nephews proud member of and Frances Northcott of D.C., accompanied by his son, and a host of friends. Chi Omega sorori- Jackson, Tenn. to visit the WWII Memorial. Services were Saturday, Nov. Coy ty. She traveled the Her memory lives on with her Fox was a member of the 13 at Davis-Smith Funeral Home world and lived in daughter, Shelley, and her hus- First Baptist Church of Gulf Chapel in Hot Springs. Interment California, Virginia, Kentucky, band, Greg, along with their chil- Breeze, where he sang in the was in Crestview Cemetery. Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, dren, Harrison, Sarah and choir and served as an usher. Arrangements were entrusted Maryland, Minnesota and Hannah Sepulveda; sister, He was preceded in death by to Davis-Smith Funeral Home. Germany. Donna Powell and family of Katy, three brothers: Donald, Sign the guest registry at Coy was an active member of Texas; the Drewry family of Raymond and Edward Fox. www.davis-smith.com. St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Lafayette, La.; and friends Gary Survivors include his wife, Church and All Saints Episcopal Chaney and partner Brian Jeannette; son, Richard Carl Jr. ALVA HUBBARD Church before converting and Bagdan of Baton Rouge, La. “Chip” (Janet) Fox; grandchil- 1942-2010 being welcomed into the St. Ann Sandy and Mike’s final resting dren, Rick (Heather) Fox, Daniel Catholic Church family. place and memorial, along with Fox, Jennifer (Cori) Lewis; Alva “Verne” Hubbard, 68, of She was preceded in death the many animals they have daughter, Lynn (Ken) Adams; Gulf Breeze, passed away on by her parents, Paul and Golda loved over the years, will be han- grandchildren, Tricia Adams and Friday, Nov. 12, 2010. Adcock of Tulsa, Okla.; and her dled by Eternal Reefs at a later Kenneth Adams; sister, Gloria Hubbard was born Sept. 14, husband of 49 years, Lt. Col. date. (Hollis) Duncan; brother-in-law, 1942 to John W. Hubbard and NICOLE BARRINEAU, D.D.S., P.A. Malcolm Lee Coy (U.S. Army, The family is deeply grateful Jerry (Linda) Boles; sisters-in- Feara Van Patten Hubbard in retired). to Dr. Quinton O. Law for his law, Rose Ann Fox, Beth Boles, Columbus, Ga. She was a part FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY care as well as Laurie, Jessie, Virginia (Herman) Tatum, Coy is survived by six chil- of the First Assembly of God of Advanced Cosmetic & General Dentistry dren: Craig Coy of Leesburg, Taylor and all the ladies at A Cookie (Skip) Ward; and many Gulf Breeze. She attended Va., Curtis Coy of Perry Hall, Proper Cut for always making nieces and nephews. Pollack Training Center/Gateway Md., Chris Coy of Dublin, Ohio, sure “Sandra D” got her hair Funeral services were held of Escambia County for approxi- Carl Coy of Silverthorne, Colo., done. Monday, Nov. 15 at First Baptist mately 20 years. Accepting New Patients Cathy King of St. Petersburg, In lieu of flowers, the family Church of Gulf Breeze with inter- She is survived by her sister, and Cindy Ready of Gulf requests that donations be ment at Barrancas National Leah Walton, and brother-in-law, of All Ages. Breeze. She also enjoyed 12 made to the animal shelter of Cemetery in Pensacola. Bob Walton. 3404 SANTA ROSA DRIVE grandchildren and eight great- your choice. Memorial donations can be Funeral services were held grandchildren. Arrangements entrusted to made to Santa Rosa Baptist Sunday, Nov. 14 at Rose Lawn GULF BREEZE, FL 32563 There will be a memorial Rose Lawn Funeral Home in Association, Haiti Mission Fund, Funeral Home. mass and celebration of Coy’s Gulf Breeze. Offer condolences, 6820 Highway 87 North, Milton, Arrangements were entrusted 850.934.2720 life at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 27 share memories and sign the FL 32570. to Rose Lawn Funeral Home of www.DrBarrineau.com at St. Ann Catholic Church. In guestbook at www.roselawn- Gulf Breeze. Offer condolences, lieu of flowers, the family asks fh.com. TREVA GRAVES share memories and sign the that memorial donations be 1931-2010 guestbook at www.roselawn- made to either St. Ann Catholic RICHARD FOX SR. fh.com. Church (P.O. Box 1057, Gulf 1927-2010 Treva Graves, 79, of Gulf Breeze, FL 32562) or Covenant Breeze, passed away Hospice of Pensacola (2001 Richard Carl Fox Sr., 83, a Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010. North Palafox Street, Pensacola, 50-year resident of Gulf Breeze, Graves was born June 15, FL 32501). passed away 1931 in Marianna, The family wishes to thank Monday, Nov. 8, the daughter of the wonderful and caring staff at 2010. Willie Warren and the Gulf Breeze Courtyard. Fox was born Dora Kirk Warren. Online condolences may be March 22, 1927 in On March 12, expressed at www.roselawn- St. Paul, Minn., to 1948, she married fh.com. Carl George and Hershel Graves. SANDRA DREWRY Elizabeth She was Baptist in (Tschida) Fox. He Fox faith and was a Graves 1944-2010 had a lifelong love member of of banjo music, the Lawrence Calvary Chapel of Gulf Breeze. What’sonyourmind?What’sonyourmind? Sandra Diane Northcott Welk show and the Gaithers. In Treva and Hershel taught many Drewry, 66, of Gulf Breeze, 1944 at age 17, he enlisted in years in Hot Springs Village and passed away Thursday, Nov. 11, the U.S. Navy as a Seaman in Hot Springs, Ark. It's kind of like Letters to the editor. 2010. World War II and served in the She was preceded in death Drewry was a gypsy at heart South Pacific. He later re-enlist- by her parents and one sister, But it's live, immediate, and interactive. and always looking for a new ed and was ordered to Saufley Joyce Carmack. adventure. She cherished the Field in Pensacola. He met a She is survived by her loving Call in, LIVE on WEBY’s interactive shows Open Mic 8-9 am Your Turn 4-6 pm Weekdays Live. Local. Immediate. (850) 623-1330 | www.1330weby.com
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You may know his face better than his name, because he’s on bill- boards, buses and the phone book “Tom Ueberschaer fights to help his clients with the command, “Ask Tom.” return to a sense of normalcy, holding “Tom” is attorney Thomas J. accountable those who are at fault.” Ueberschaer, and he’s dedicated his practice to helping those that are hurting physically or suffering due Second in a series to injustice. Although the dramatic winds of change in the No one wants to experience a prepare for trial or a reasonable set- benefits today. Nov. 2 elections swept away the Democratic life-changing accident but some- tlement to get clients the compensa- If you are losing sleep and “ASK TOM” Party’s control of the U.S. House of times they happen anyway. tion they deserve. money due to someone else’s negli- Representatives, for at least the next two years Whether it is an injury sustained in Clients get consideration of their gence, you don’t have to live with Attorney Thomas J. 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Hopefully, by the time his clients return to a sense of nor- contingency based fee, meaning This formula has led their firm to or 1-800-435-8778 of my next article, the shape of a fix tax exemp- malcy, holding accountable those there is no fee or cost to you unless for their clients and families over On the Web: tion and the size of the incoming estate tax who are at fault. a recovery is made. the years. www.Uasktom.com tsunami I discussed in my first article (‘There’s Thomas. J. Ueberschaer, P.A., Tom has also helped those who For those that have never had to a storm brewing on horizon: Return of federal Attorneys at Law, handle car acci- have been denied Social Security counsel with or use the services of estate tax,’ GBN, Oct. 21) will have taken dents, motorcycle and truck acci- Disability benefits. If you or some- an attorney, it can be difficult to Ueberschaer encourages you to call shape. dents, medical malpractice, work- one you know suffers from a signif- make that first call for help. Tom toll free at (800) 435-8778 or local- Up to 2010, the Federal Estate Tax was kind ers’ compensation and other types icant physical or mental impair- tries to make it simple and comfort- ly at (850) 434-8778 and “Ask of a disguised capital gains tax on the untaxed of personal injury claims, inter- ment, and cannot work as a result, able for those that contact him, Tom” whether he can help you. appreciation that occurred during one’s lifetime. viewing each client one on one to you can call to ask Tom if you making sure that any questions are All net worth over the prevailing exemption determine the facts of the case and might qualify for Social Security answered immediately. Thomas J. amounts was taxed at death or upon gifting, but the tax cost basis used in measuring capital gains were reset by the Internal Revenue Service to the asset’s date of death value. You can afford a good lawyer That’s why it could be shooting one’s family in the proverbial tax foot when you make trans- fers during your lifetime like putting your chil- Expert legal advice can be invaluable for a tips for getting started: dren’s names on the deed to your home in a typ- wide variety of family matters, from a traffic ■ Ask a family member or trusted friend. ical attempt to avoid probate expenses. Instead ticket or real estate transaction, to creating a liv- Start by asking someone close to you whether of getting a reset to market value tax cost basis ing will or incorporating a new business. But they have worked with a lawyer in your area, on your death, they will be stuck with the tax seeking out legal advice can be intimidating if and how it worked for them. This can give you basis you had on the home on the date you you aren't sure how to go about finding an attor- a starting point for a lawyer to contact, or at the made them co-owners with you. ney you think you can afford. very least, give you an idea of what the legal This transferred basis is usually what you In fact, fewer Americans are seeking legal process entails. originally paid for the home or of whatever representation since the economic downturn ■ Consult legal directories. Look for lawyers assets you might give to your children during began. In a recent American Bar Association who specialize in the type of advice you are your lifetime. (ABA) survey more than half of responding seeking, such as real estate law or family law. So let’s compare the results of what happens judges said their dockets increased since 2009 ■ Check out your state's legal resources. after your death when your children go to sell in the most common types of cases such as fore- Most legal issues are regulated by the state you an asset they got from you. If they inherited it closures, domestic relations and consumer debt live in, or where the problem occurred, accord- from you, the only capital gains tax they will issues, with 60 percent of judges saying fewer ing to the American Bar Association. The organ- have to deal with is on the difference in value people are being represented by lawyers. ization offers a state-by-state listing of legal from the date of your death until the date of Going it alone because you think you can't service providers on www.abanet.org. Your sale. But if you gave it to them while you were afford a private lawyer when you truly need local bar association may also have its own living, when they sell it they will have to pay expert advice could cost you more in the end, website or listings with similar information. income taxes on the difference in value between depending on the outcome. ■ Explore other resources like the annual what you originally paid for the asset and what There are a variety of ways to go about find- Gulf Breeze News Legal Directory and its they sell it for. ing legal advice to fit your needs. Here are some weekly advertising. This can be a huge difference and a tax hit far greater than the typical cost of probating assets at your death. Most clients are complete- ly unaware of this unintended result. This step-up-at-death tax basis benefit was, starting in 2010 and continuing in the future under current law, severely limited so that in the case of a single person only $1.3 million of untaxed asset appreciation may be adjusted up to the current market value at death. Estate planners refer to these two concepts as ‘stepped-up basis’ and ‘carry-over’ basis.’ How this issue is handled by Congress in any Estate Tax reform is critical to every taxpayer and their families and should always be consid- ered. In January, the Federal Estate Tax is set to return to tax up to 55-percent of a dying per- son’s net worth over $1 million. This series of articles will provide updates when and if the returning lame-duck Congress considers changes to the current law. It reconvened Monday for its final session. The articles will also include an overview of current estate and gift tax laws and will review some planning strategies and techniques both for the current law and for any estate tax law changes Congress might enact before 2011. ■ The subject matter and content of the articles as well as the views and opinions expressed by the author are not intended nor should be con- sidered as legal or tax advice. Readers are cau- tioned to seek the advice of their legal and tax advisors in all legal and related tax law matters. Past articles can be found at www.gulfbreezenews.com. www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 2 B November 18, 2010 GULF BREEZE NEWS Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Celtic Thunder rocks the Saenger Sea lions still splashing Pensacola’s Saenger Theatre is hosting international sensa- tion Celtic Thunder on Friday, around in downtown Mobile Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Hailed as BILLBOARD's Sea lions began splashing This is the last Top world music artist and Top around in downtown Mobile on weekend to see World Imprint of 2009, the Nov. 10. the “Sea Lion phenomenon that is Celtic This is the last weekend to Splash” show at Thunder has achieved sales of see “Sea Lion Splash,” which the Mobile over 600,000 copies to date. features two rescued sea lions Exploreum. The The New York Times that balance balls, shoot hoops show features described the group as “a Fab and dance. two female sea Five peddling Celtic The show also teaches guests lions (left) and stylings...steadfast George, about the habits of these fasci- two trainers. It’s sensitive Keith, bruising Paul, nating and adorable creatures. fun for the caddish Ryan and angelic Don’t miss this unique experi- whole family Damian.” ence. and educational The group is comprised of “Sea Lion Splash” will be at – stressing Irishmen Damian McGinty, Manheim Steamroller per- sound of Mannheim the Exploreum until Nov. 21, environmental Keith Harkin, Paul Byrom, forms 25th Anniversary show Steamroller, with this ultimate with several 30-minute shows stewardship. Ryan Kelly and Scotsman A few days later, kick-off family experience that has made taking place each day of the George Donaldson. Photos by Scott Page/ your holiday celebration with Mannheim Steamroller exhibit. Standing room only is Gulf Breeze News They combine to deliver an Mannheim Steamroller's spec- America's favorite Christmas expected for all shows, and seat- amazing and thrilling perform- tacular 25th Anniversary pro- artist. ing is available on a first-come, ance throughout the concert, duction at the Saenger Tuesday, The Pensacola Saenger first-serve basis. while showcasing a broader Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. Theatre is located at 118 South range of diverse musical Grammy Award winner, Chip Palafox Place, Downtown. “Sea Lion Splash” styles. Davis has created a show that Tickets to all Saenger pro- show times are: Celtic Thunder performs an features the beloved Christmas ductions can be purchased ■ Monday - Friday – 9 a.m., eclectic mix of songs ranging music of Mannheim Steamroller online at ticketmaster.com. noon and 3:30 p.m. from "Mountains of Mourne" along with state of the art multi- For more information about ■ Saturday – 10 a.m., noon, and "Come By The Hills," to media effects in an intimate these or other Pensacola 2 and 3:45 p.m. international hits such as setting. Saenger shows, call (850) 595- ■ Sunday – 11 a.m., 1 and 3 "Brothers in Arms" and The spirit of the season 3880 or email to info@pensaco- p.m. "Desperado." comes alive with the signature lasaenger.com. The “Sea Lion Splash” area will be cleared 30 minutes prior to each show time so that only patrons who have tickets for the specific show will be admitted. When shows are not taking Tickets to the place, Exploreum guests may sea lion show come and go as they please to also get you the Sea Lion Splash area to entrance into observe the mammals, take pic- the Exploreum, tures and ask questions to their an interactive trainers. science center Due to the high demand for that features Sea Lion Splash, the Exploreum educational will have extended hours Nov. exhibits about 10 - 21: Monday - Friday from the human 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday body, machines, from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sunday natural forces from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and much more. Tickets for “Sea Lion You can even Splash” will be available build your own Frosty Moon joins ‘Eye through the Exploreum Box rollercoaster Office only. Visit and go for a of God’ in November sky www.exploreum.com. ride on it! ‘Santa vs. The Snowman’ opens at BY DR. WAYNE WOOTEN tant. hero, Perseus, rises. Between him Special from Splash! magazine This stellar striptease has and Cassiopeia is the fine Double [email protected] sometimes been called “the eye Cluster, faintly visible with the of God” by the press. When our naked eye and two fine binocular Naval Aviation Musuem Saturday For November, the Moon will own Sun swells to a red giant per- objects in the same field. Perseus be new on November 6, so the haps six billion years from now, contains the famed eclipsing There’s a new holiday film What ensues is an all-out, first week of November will thus it too will probably shed its outer binary star Algol, where the coming to Pensacola that may riotous battle for Christmas, find the Moon a waning crescent layers as such a nebula, before its Arabs imagined the eye of the become an instant Christmas with the Snowman and his min- in the dawn skies. The full moon core collapses to an earth sized gorgon Medusa would lay. classic! ions squaring off against Santa for November is the Frosty white dwarf. It fades to a third its normal This holiday season, Steve and his elf army for the rights Moon, and falls on Nov. 21. The constellation Cassiopeia brightness for six out of every 70 Oedekerk, O Entertainment to deliver gifts to all the boys Except for Jupiter, the other makes a striking W, rising in the hours, as a larger but cooler and IMAX® break new – and and girls. naked eye planets all lie close to NE as the Big Dipper sets in the orange giant covers about 80% of frozen – ground by bringing Museum visitors can catch the Sun this month and are hard NW. Polaris lies about midway the smaller but hotter and thus spectators the first ever “Santa vs. The Snowman” to observe. Giant Jupiter domi- between them. She contains brighter companion as seen from IMAX® animated holiday fea- daily at 1 p.m. through the hol- nates the SW sky in Pisces at the many nice star clusters for binoc- Earth. Check it out on a clear ture, “Santa vs. The iday season. beginning of November. ular users in her outer arm of our November evening, and see it the Snowman.” The museum features free So get out the old scope, and Milky Way, extending to the NE gorgon is winking at you. If so, The animated feature opens admission and a full slate of focus on Jupiter for a constantly now. Her daughter, Andromeda, then instead of being as bright as at the Naval Aviation Museum, events throughout the year. changing dance of the four starts with the NE corner star of Polaris, Algol fade to be only as aboard NAS Pensacola, Friday, comes to life For a complete list of events, moons around the giant world. Pegasus’’ Square, and goes NE bright as kappa Persei, the star Nov. 19. when an innocent and lovable exhibits and discounts, visit Setting in the southwest is the with two more bright stars in a just to its south. Look at Perseus’ The IMAX® film has a big Snowman discovers Santa's NavalAviationMuseum.org or teapot shape of Sagittarius, which row. It is from the middle star, feet for the famed Pleiades clus- red bag full of holiday laughs Village and reaches in the call the Naval Aviation marks the heart of our Milky Way beta Andromeda, that we proceed ter to rise; a sure sign of bright with a tale of unstoppable hilar- workshop window to pick up a Museum Foundation at (850) Galaxy, but the best view of our about a quarter the way to the top winter stars to come. In fact, yel- ity and visual magic that may shiny, new flute. 453-2389 or (800) 327-5002. Galaxy lies overhead now. The star in the W of Cassiopeia, and low Capella, a giant star the same just become the most popular, brightest star of the northern look for a faint blur with the temperature and color as our must-see holiday family tradi- hemisphere, Vega dominates the naked eye. M-31, the Andromeda much smaller Sun, rises at 7 p.m. tion for years to come. BOX OFFICE sky in the northwest. Galaxy, is the most distant object as November begins. “Santa vs. The Snowman” OPEN DAILY To the northeast of Vega is visible with the naked eye, lying For more information on the brings the story of a 12:30 pm Deneb, the brightest star of about 2.5 million light years dis- Escambia Amateur Astronomers, Santa/Snowman showdown to (850) 934-33332 Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 Cygnus the Swan. To the south is tant. It appears as an oval blur visit www.eaaa.net, call Wooten the IMAX® large-format 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit Altair, the brightest star of Aquila with the naked eyes alone. at (850) 484-1152 or e-mail him screen in high-tech computer- the Eagle, the third member of To the northeast, Andromeda’s at [email protected]. generated animation. The story NOW SHOWING the three bright stars that make Show times good ONLY the Summer Triangle so obvious Friday, November 19 - Tuesday, November 23 in the NE these clear autumn ● Harry Potter and the Dealthy Hallows (PG-13): evenings. Use binocs and your 1:15....2:45....4:15.... 5:45....7:15....8:45 sky map to spot many clusters. If the southern skies of Fall ● The Next Three Days *In DLP Digital (PG-13): 1:05....3:50....7:00....9:30 look sparse, it is because we are ● Unstoppable (PG-13): 1:00....3:15....5:20....7:25....9:40 looking away from our Galaxy ● Skyline (PG-13): 1:10....3:55....6:55....9:15 into the depths of intergalactic space. It is just north of ● Megamind *In DLP Digital 3D (PG): 12:50....3:00....5:05....7:05....9:15 Fomalhaut that you will find the ● Due Date (R): 12:55....3:05....5:10....7:15....9:30 closest and largest of the plane- ● Morning Glory (PG-13): 1:30....4:05....7:10....9:35 tary nebulae, NGC 7293 or “the Helix”, about 650 light years dis- To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET
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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 18, 2010 Lady Dolphins claim Region 1-4A Volleyball team punches first ticket to state Final Four
BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] “Great moments are born from great opportunity. And that’s what you have here tonight. That’s what you’ve earned here, tonight ... Tonight, we stay with ‘em, and we shut them down because we can! Tonight, we are the greatest hockey team in the world...And you were meant to be here tonight. This is your time. Their time – is done. It’s over. I’m sick and tired of hearin’about what a great hockey team the Soviets have. Screw ‘em! This is your time!! Now go out there and take it!” Kurt Russell, doing his impression of the late Olympic Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News hockey coach Herb Brooks in Good job the movie “Miracle,” could’ve been talking about the Lady Taylor Busbee (left) congratulates Mitchell deKozan after a Dolphin volleyball team, who touchdown run in the first half Friday.The pair would team up on went into Jacksonville Saturday a touchdown pass later in the game, but it would not be enough as Navarre rallied from 10 points down to beat GBHS 34-24 to and hammered five-time retain the Publix Beach Bowl Cup. defending Region 1-4A champion Bishop Kenny 25-17, 25-18, 25-19 to continue its undefeated season and advance to its first ever state tournament. Dolphins can’t Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News See VOLLEYBALL, Page 8C The Lady Dolphins celebrate their regional championship win over Bishop Kenny hold lead, fall Not finished yet The Lady Dolphin volleyball team, winners in Beach Bowl of all 84 games they’ve played so far this season, “We had the momentum in BY JASON THOMPSON will play in its first ever the first half and they came out state tournament Friday Gulf Breeze News in the second half and they made in Lakeland against Fort [email protected] some adjustments,” head coach Lauderdale Cardinal In the game of football, Chris Nemith said. Gibbons. They are (front, particularly in a rivalry game, it all The Raider offense had three from left): Lauren comes down who makes more 100-yard rushers in the game in Alverson, Sam Landfair, plays. On Friday, it was the Navarre tailbacks Dewayne Carter (11 Alison Milam, Ally Hurd Raiders making more of those plays for 104), Jay Warren (12 for and Shannon Kehoe. as they rallied from a 17-7 first half 157) and quarterback Colton Back (from left): Sallie deficit to beat Gulf Breeze 34-24 in Kane (15 for 123) as Navarre Papajohn, Jasmine Beach Bowl III in Navarre. had 518 yards in total offense. Crowell, Caroline Ennis, The Raiders (9-1) had 23 Mitchell deKozan had 30 Cheyenne Chapman, plays of 10 yards or more, carries for 206 yards and a Lindsey Hawthorne, Caitlin Chapman, Sarah which was more than enough for touchdown to finish the season Lewis and Taylor Sharp. them to retain the Publix Beach with 1,681 yards, third best in Bowl Cup presented by Gulf the state. Jason Thompson/ Breeze News. See FOOTBALL, Page 8C Gulf Breeze News
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ASHLEY KAREN DARRYL JIM SCOTT TERRY DENNIS JASON CHISHOLM MURPHY LAPOINTE AMBERSON PAGE GROSS REMESCH THOMPSON Andrews Institute Gulf Breeze News Highpointe Hotels Sidelines Gulf Breeze News Gross & Schuster ReMax on the Coast Gulf Breeze News Game 1 Appalachian St. at Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Game 2 Florida State at Maryland Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Maryland Maryland Game 3 Georgia State at Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Game 4 Ole Miss at LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU Game 5 Arkansas at Mississippi St. Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Miss. State Game 6 Tennessee at Vanderbilt Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Game 7 Seahawks at Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Game 8 Browns at Jaguars Browns Jaguars Browns Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars Game 9 Bucs at 49ers Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs 49ers Bucs 49ers 49ers Game 10 Falcons at Rams Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons TOTAL LAST WEEK 9-1 8-2 6-4 8-2 8-2 7-3 8-2 6-4 TOTAL 84-26 83-27 81-29 78-32 78-32 77-33 74-36 66-44
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Colby Dalton was 16th in the 100-yard breaststroke. Adam Gunn competed in two events at last week’s state meet. Three Dolphin swimmers compete at 2A state meet
BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]
GBHS sophomore P.J. Dunne finished fifth in the 100 meter freestyle at Friday's 2A state swim meet in Orlando. Dunne, who qualified fourth with a time of 48.09, swam a 47.91 in the finals. Junior Adam Gunn, who was 10th in qualifying in the 100 yard free, finished 13th with a time of 49.12. Dunne qualified eighth in the 200 meter freestyle (1:44.3) and finished eighth in the final with a time of 1:46.28. Colby Dalton, who qualified 16th in the 100 yard breaststroke (1:03.41), finished 16th in the final with a time of 1:05.14. Gunn was 19th in the 500 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News yard freestyle with a time of P.J. Dunne, shown here during a recent GBHS swim meet, placed in two events at state, 4:54.15. including a fifth place finish in the 100 yard freestyle.
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Kathleen Costers runs for GBHS in the recent district meet in Pace. GBHS girls cross country team PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa runs at regionals Rosa County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem BY JASON THOMPSON related story), finished 49th assessments. Such assessments may be made in Gulf Breeze News with a time of 20:59.95. any portion of Santa Rosa County and may be uti- [email protected] Gina Bertelli was 58th (21:25.43), followed by lized for road paving or construction, road impact The Gulf Breeze girls cross Kathleen Costers (63rd – construction, storm water improvements, fire protec- country closed out its 2010 21:39.52), Alexis Parnell (73rd tion, sanitary sewer construction, potable water, season by competing in the – 22:08.28), Kristyn Suelflow Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Reilly Sullivan runs on to the ball last week at PHS. canal maintenance, street lighting, fire hydrant instal- Region 1-3A meet Saturday in (76th – 22:23.07), Mallory lation, or any other purpose authorized by law. A Tallahassee. Sullivan (95th – 25;47.93) and The Lady Dolphins finished Kylie Wilson (96th – 25:49.13). public hearing to adopt a resolution authorizing the 13th out of 14 teams with a The host team, Chiles, won Lady Dolphin soccer uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem team score of 319. the meet (45), followed by Fort assessments will be held on December 9, 2010, at Jen Pfeifler, who signed a Walton (85), Niceville (92), St. team drops district 9:30 a.m., in the Santa Rosa County Administrative tennis scholarship with Auburn John’s Creekside (103) and Pine Center, Commissioners Meeting Room, 6495 University the day before (see Forest (190). opener to PHS Caroline Street, Milton, Florida.
BY JASON THOMPSON A PHS cross inadvertently hit Gulf Breeze News Victoria Price’s elbow in the [email protected] penalty area in the 47th minute. GBHS Dolphin Carter got a piece of the penalty The Lady Dolphin soccer kick, but not enough of it to team started the season in keep it out of the net. soccer squads off unfamiliar waters last week, The Lady Dolphins rounded dropping its district opener 4-2 out the scoring with two at Pensacola High on Nov. 10. minutes left when Korrie to strong starts The Lady Tigers scored eight Abernathy fielded a Hannah minutes into the match, before Rodgers pass and scored after a BY JAY MARTIN Halston Michaud had one each. Gulf Breeze tied it in the 22nd long run. minute. Allison Proctor crossed Special to the News The JV boys team is also 2-0, Lady Dolphin JV 8, PHS 0 after dominating victories a ball to Morgan Floyd, who (50 minutes) against West Florida, and one-timed into the net to tie the Lauren Lopez and Jessie On Tuesday, Nov. 9, the Catholic. The Dolphins game at 1. Sweet both scored two goals as Dolphins faced off against West destroyed West Florida 9-0. A Proctor header, off a Sara the Lady Dolphin JV rolled to a Florida. The Dolphins won 3-1, Freshmen Kaya Dunn had three Papantonio cross, went over the season-opening win at PHS on behind two goals from junior goals, freshmen Miguel Flores crossbar in the 26th minute. Nov. 10. Cole Irwin, and a beautiful goal and sophomore Nate Hoskins Two minutes later, Sean Meach Erin Burgess, Becca Farris, by senior Lucas Skinner, had two, freshmen Cesar Suarez launched a ball from 45 yards Natalie Welsh and Frances assisted by senior Patrick and sophomore Thomas out that squirted out of keeper Harpole all scored once, while Flores. Fitzgerald had one. Allison Carter’s hands and into Harpole and Lindsey Cribb both Next up was Catholic, which The Catholic Crusaders fell the goal for a 2-1 lead. The had two assists. was dropped by the Dolphins 6- to the Dolphins 8-0, behind four Lady Tigers added another goal Alex Santiago and Farris 0. Max McDaniel had three goals from Dunn, two from Ben in the final minutes of the first both had one assist. goals, senior Tom Lampone, Hoskins, one from Nate half, which ended with PHS up Kiara Korkuc had the shutout junior Alex Meade, and junior Hoskins and one from Flores. 3-1. in goal. Bob Sikes Toll Bridge Annual Pass Renewal TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! Renew Annual Passes through December 30, 2010 Is a parent automatically Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5:00pm liable for the acts of their Q minor child? Yes. According to Florida We Accept Chapter 57 the court, if it Credit Cards* findsActually, that the a lawsuitlaw says wasno. There are exceptions to every law and of course if Applications Can Be Picked Up: *Service Fee Applies frivolousthe child isat driving the inception, a car owned by you A canor in not the onlyscope assess of their employment for attorney’syou, you would fees be and liable costs under those ● At any one of the Bob Sikes Toll Booths scenarios. Obviously, providing a child againstwith alcohol the orclaimant, drugs leading but to thesomeone attorney else's as injury well. could also create How many people read ● At the Santa Rosa Island Authority office liability, but the general rule is that the Gulf Breeze News? parents are not automatically liable for Q ● Online at www.sria-fla.com the acts of their minor child. Over 24,000 readers turn to ● Link available at www.gulfbreezenews.com Terence A. Gross Gulf Breeze News each week, and A our website, Personal Injury Lawyer 917 N. Palafox St. www.gulfbreezenews.com Pensacola, FL 32501 gets over 1 million hits each month. 850-434-3333 REMEMBER: There will be no January grace period. All 2010 active annual passes will terminate December 31, 2010. All New Annual Pass You can join “These Pros Know” in this spot and support your Gulf Breeze Community sports coverage sales begin at SRIA office Jan. 4, 2011. Extended sales office hours are 8:30 am - 6:00 pm, January 4 - 28, 2011. THESE ADVERTISERS SUPPORT GULF BREEZE SPORTS AND SCHOOL COVERAGE
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Fly like a (Golden Eagle) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jasmine Crowell signed a volleyball scholarship with Southern Miss Nov. 10. Also pictured are Swinging for Southern Miss (seated, from left): GBHS head coach Waynn Sellers and mother Denise Crowell. Back: West Sarah Hicks signed a golf scholarship with Southern Miss Nov. 10. Also pictured are (seated, Florida Volleyball Coach Chad Fuller, Rosele Sports Consulting owner Dennis Rosele and from left): parents Ed and Lee-Ann Hicks. Back (from left): GBHS coach Jimmy Sanders, GBHS assistant coach Christy Marcilliat. coach Buddy Whitten, GBHS coach Dawn Gullickson, grandparents Marshall and Fran Fletcher and uncle John Fletcher.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Firing for FAU Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Alison Milam signed a softball scholarship with Florida Atlantic University on Nov. 10. Also Eye of the Tiger shown are (seated, from left): parents Gina and Wayne Milam. Back (from left): GBHS coach Jen Pfeifler signed a tennis scholarship with Auburn University Friday. Also pictured are (from Sean Tomey and sister Kristin Milam. left): brother Clay, mother Allison Pfeilfer, father Clay and GBHS coach Sally Nowling. Seniors sign scholarships Crowell, Hicks, Milam, Pfeifler all sign with Division I schools
BY JASON THOMPSON Crowell, who broke the school’s kill was her second top 10 and her third top 15 record earlier this season, said the team and finish at the state meet. Gulf Breeze News the coach were her main reasons for going Tulane, Baylor and Vanderbilt also [email protected] to Hattiesburg. She’s one of four freshmen showed interest in Hicks, the daughter of Ed The GBHS Media Center was very congested in Southern Miss’ Class of 2015. and Lee-Ann Hicks. She plays to major in last week – and not just from kids studying. “She’s just a great kid – a very positive religion and minor in psychology and Four female athletes from the GBHS person to be around,” coach Waynn Sellers family counseling. Class of 2011 signed scholarships with said. “She’s made me a better coach.” Milam to Florida Atlantic Division I schools last week – Jasmine Crowell, who wants to major in exercise Milam will be joining Crowell in Crowell (volleyball) and Sarah Hicks (golf) science, is the daughter of Denise Crowell. Lakeland this week at the state volleyball with Southern Miss, Alison Milam Hicks to Southern Miss meet, but softball will be her college sport. (softball) with Florida Atlantic and Jen Hicks became the third Lady Dolphin She signed with Florida Atlantic last week. Pfeifler (tennis) with Auburn University. golfer to sign a Division I scholarship when “It’s very difficult to put into words what Crowell to Southern Miss she signed with Southern Miss last week. Alison has meant to our program,” coach It’s been a busy couple of weeks for “We could go on for about an hour about Sean Tomey said. Crowell. She signed a volleyball her accomplishments,” coach Dawn Milam, an All State selection last year scholarship with Southern Miss on Nov. 10, Gullickson said. “It’s been fun to watch her almost singlehandedly led the Lady Dolphins then led the Lady Dolphin volleyball team and coach her.” to its first ever regional final appearance, to its first ever state tournament appearance Hicks competed in the state tournament swatting a school-record 12 home runs. all four years, finishing 10th this season. It on Saturday (see related story). See SENIORS, Page 5C
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9:30 a.m. Gulf Breeze Area Chamber, Gulf Breeze Animal Hospital & Mediacom Present SENIORS Contest sign up Naughty Pet Contest plause for Yo Continued from page 4C Pet Pawprint Art Ap ur Contest d P One of four freshmen in the Pet Fest an e 10: 00 a.m. t s s! FAU softball Class of 2015, Blessing of the Pets w Saturday, Milam was recruited to catch, but a Five Flags Dog P could play some outfield as well. Training Club Square November 20 The daughter of Wayne and Gina Dancing 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Milam plans to major in nursing. American Pet Idol Pfeifler to Auburn Contest Gulf Breeze Elementary 11:00 a.m. A two-time number two Search and Rescue School Field singles state champion and Demo $5 Admission for three-time overall doubles state Pet Therapy Talk champion, Pfeifler signed with Frisbee Catching the Whole Family! (Vendor Area only) Auburn on Friday and will be Contest N $ 12:00 p.m. o 10 Race registration reunited with her former doubles t e: and vendor area K9 Unit Demo a partner Jackie Kasler there. ll Adoptable Pet Parade an “She didn’t get this Rovers Relay Run im competitive in high school. als 1:00 p.m. mu She’s been this way since st Dancing with the ha Dogs Vendor Booths ve kindergarten,” coach Sally pro Best Dressed Contest of Nowling said. Pet-pourri of v acc Pfeifler said that Auburn is 2:00 p.m. Interactive Stations ina tion where she felt she belonged, Reptile Demo Sheriff’s Posse . Five Flags Dog adding that having Kasler there is Canine Fun Zone Boogie, Training Club Square Inc. the ‘cherry on top.’ She is one of Dancing Furricanes Demo two scholarship players signed 3:00 p.m. Veterinarian Advice Pet Psychic for next year. She’s the daughter Best of Show Walk Pet Photographer and More! For details, call of Charlie and Allison Pfeifler (850) 932-7888 and is undecided on her major.
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ACC STANDINGS The ‘OBC’: the most interesting SEC STANDINGS Atlantic Division East Division ACC All SEC All Florida State 5-2 7-3 South Carolina 5-3 7-3 Maryland 4-2 7-3 man in the college football world Florida 4-4 6-4 NC State 4-2 7-3 Georgia 3-5 5-6 Boston College 3-4 5-5 ■ Kentucky 2-5 6-5 Clemson 3-4 5-5 Is there anything Tennessee 1-5 4-6 Wake Forest 1-6 2-8 Steve Spurrier Vanderbilt 1-6 2-8 Coastal Division hasn’t done yet? West Division Virginia Tech 6-0 8-2 Auburn 7-0 11-0 Miami 5-2 7-3 LSU 5-1 9-1 North Carolina 3-3 6-4 Alabama 5-2 8-2 Georgia Tech 3-4 5-5 Arkansas 4-2 8-2 Virginia 1-5 4-6 Miss. State 3-3 7-3 Duke 1-5 3-7 Ole Miss 1-5 4-6
Saturday 11/20 Thursday 11/18 (All times Central) (All times Central) n-NC State @ N. Carolina ...... 11a eU-Alabama vs. Ga. State ....6:30p eU-Virginia @ Boston Coll. ....11a He once waved off the e3-Duke @ Ga. Tech...... 12:30p starting place-kicker and Saturday 11/20 e3-Clemson @ Wake Forest ....1p booted a 40-yard field-goal to s-South Carolina vs. Troy ....11:21a e-Virginia Tech @ Miami ...... 2:30p defeat Auburn 30-27 en route e3-Florida vs. App. State ..11:30a a-Florida State @ Maryland ...... 7p to winning a Heisman Trophy. c-Ole Miss @ LSU ...... 2:30p As a coach, he won the e-Arkansas @ Miss. State ...... 6p Last Week 1989 ACC Championship cs-Tennessee @ Vandy ...... 6:30p and took Duke to a bowl Boston College 21, Duke 16 OFF: Auburn, Georgia, Kentucky game – yes, Duke! Graphic by Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Miami 35, Georgia Tech 10 At Florida, he invented his South Carolina Head Coach Steve Spurrier is one of the most legendary figures in Last Week NC State 38, Wake Forest 3 own offense (Fun ‘n’ Gun), the college football world. Requisite TV commercials coming soon... Maryland 42, Virginia 23 won the school’s first SEC Tennessee 52, Ole Miss 14 Virginia Tech 26, North Carolina 10 title (1991, six total) and dubbing “The Swamp” – a back George Rogers, in 1980. from being crowned champi- Kentucky 38, Vanderbilt 20 Florida State 16, Clemson 13 national title (1996) and stadium in which the OBC But the Gamecocks have won ons of the toughest confer- Auburn 49, Georgia 31 walked away after 122 wins has enjoyed quite a few victo- just one league title (in the ence in college football. Arkansas 58, UTEP 21 Game to Watch in 12 seasons because he had ries over the years. ACC, in 1969) and made zero Now, we need one-liners. LSU 51, Louisiana-Monroe 0 Virginia Tech @ Miami: Virginia been there “long enough.” It’s nothing unusual to col- major bowl appearances in Spurrier’s gamesmanship South Carolina 36, Florida 14 Tech will clinch the Coastal His legend precedes him, lege football fans to see almost 120 football seasons! while coaching Florida was Alabama 30, Mississippi State 10 Division crown with a victory and the way lightning precedes Spurrier win, but what he has Never mind major bowls; definitely legendary. One of play in the ACC Championship thunder. accomplished at South South Carolina has only been his most memorable one-lin- Game to Watch Game for the fourth time in the He is ... the “Old Ball Carolina (and everywhere to 15 bowls, and won just ers was the nicknaming of Arkansas @ Mississippi State: Coach.” game’s six-year history. Miami else he’s coached) is truly his- four of those. rival FSU, “Free Shoes The SEC division races are settled There is no doubt that looks to keep its hopes alive to torical. In addition to all that, the University,” for the and the conference title game com- Steve Spurrier is college foot- make the school’s first appearance The Gamecocks (7-3, 5-3) Gamecocks have had just Seminoles’ NCAA troubles batants are set. But there are still ball’s equivalent of Dos in the ACC title game. In addition to have clinched the SEC East four seasons with winning with recruiting violations. some great SEC matchups coming Equis’ “most interesting man the ACC championship race impli- Division crown for the first records in SEC play. As tales of his legend up. This is the first that remains in the world.” After leading cations, this game carries some time since joining the confer- Enter the OBC – the play reach a climax, Spurrier among ranked West Division foes. South Carolina to a monu- bitter history. Both Virginia Tech ence in 1992. callin’, visor wearin’, headset (wearing a South Carolina Next week Bama hosts Auburn on mental victory last Saturday and Miami joined the ACC from the For a program that began slammin’, one-liner jawin’ smoking jacket) turns to the Friday, followed by LSU at Arkansas night in Gainesville, his leg- Big East, where the two often bat- in 1892, South Carolina’s his- genius of the gridiron. camera and says, “I don’t on Saturday. Still plenty of great end only continues to grow. tled for conference supremacy. tory has been anything but Six seasons after hiring the always win here. But when I football left in the SEC West. The Gamecocks obliterat- legendary. most interesting man in the do, I prefer those with ease. Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ed the Gators 36-14 in the sta- Yes, USC (east) has had a college football world, South “They (Florida) curse me, Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; f-Fox Sports Net; cs- Net; v-Versus; p-PPV; n-ACC Network. dium Spurrier is credited with Heisman winner – running Carolina is one victory away my friends.” CSS; p-PPV; s-SEC Network.
ALABAMA (#11) AUBURN (#2) FLORIDA GEORGIA LSU (#5) Alabama delivered Auburn is in the Florida’s streak of For three quar- Les Miles’ Tigers its best all-around SEC Championship SEC East titles ters, Georgia gave are currently peaking effort of the season in Game after defeat- came to a crashing No. 2 Auburn all it – playing their best last week’s 30-10 ing Georgia 49-31 halt last weekend, ® could handle and football of the sea- ® blowout win over TM last Saturday. as former Gator Steve Spurrier led more. Wide receiver A.J. Green is son. LSU followed its Mississippi State. The Crimson Despite the ongoing investigation his South Carolina Gamecocks to probably the best player in college huge win over Bama with dominat- Tide rolled up over 450 total into Cameron Newton, the Tigers a dominating 36-14 win in football at his position – 9 catches ing shutout of Louisiana-Monroe. It yards and held the Bulldogs to continue to finish games strong – Gainesville. To make matters for 164 yards and two touchdowns currently sits in great position to under 300. The Tide offense the much-maligned defense is worse, it was the Gators’ third- (albeit against a less-than-stellar earn an at-large BCS bowl bid. If exploded for three touchdowns of only allowing an average of four straight loss at home. I don’t think Auburn secondary). In the end, the the Tigers beat their remaining over 45 yards. Bama now has a points in the fourth quarter of that ever happened during Dawgs’ offense just couldn’t keep opponents – Ole Miss and scrimmage game tonight against games. Now, Auburn just needs to Spurrier’s tenure as Florida’s head up with the Tigers. Despite its Arkansas – “Lucky Les” will proba- Georgia State, before hosting finish the season strong against ball coach. What now for Florida? record, UGA has fought hard this bly make his third BCS appear- BCS No. 2 Auburn in the Iron Bama and South Carolina to Well, beating rival FSU and win- season and the team’s resilience is ance in his six years in Baton Bowl next Friday. make it to the BCS title game. ning a bowl game if it’s lucky. a credit to its players and coaches. Rouge. Can you still call it luck?
FLORIDA STATE (#25) MIAMI (#24) CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH FLORIDA SOUTHERN MISS Despite only gain- After a 35-10 dis- The Golden Despite only USM was hit ing 307 total yards, mantling of Georgia Knights’ five-game gaining 259 with terrible news FSU scored 10 Tech, the Canes winning streak game offensive as three players points in the fourth ® find themselves to an end last week- yards and were shot outside quarter to defeat back in the BCS rankings. end with a 31-21 managing to score only one a nightclub early Sunday. The Clemson. Dustin Hopkins, who Somehow, Miami has jumped home loss to Southern Miss. It offensive touchdown, the Bulls Golden Eagles are 4-2 in confer- missed a game-winning field goal FSU in the polls – the same FSU was UCF’s first loss in were able to pull of a 24-21 victo- ence play, but they notched an attempt last week, nailed a 55- team that destroyed the Canes Conference USA competition, ry at Louisville last weekend. USF important win last weekend yarder on the final play to give 45-17 last month. Like the Noles, and the Knights are now tied for has, surprisingly, put together against UCF.If USM wins out and FSU a 16-13 win. FSU must still Miami’s ACC title hopes hang by the East Division lead with East three-straight wins in Big East both UCF and ECU fall, the win out and have NC State lose in a thread. The Canes must beat Carolina – which UCF holds the competition and finds itself still in Golden Eagles would be part of a order to win the Atlantic Division division-leader Virginia Tech this tiebreaker over having defeated contention for the conference three-way tie for the division lead. crown. The Noles play Maryland weekend and hope the Hokies fall the Pirates. From here, it’s simple title. That, alone, is indicative of It’s time for USM fans to start – also tied for the division lead – victim to an unlikely upset at the – win out and earn a spot in the just how weak of a football con- boning up on the rules pertaining this weekend. hands of Virginia on Nov. 27. conference title game. ference the Big East has become. to C-USA tiebreaker scenarios. *Rankings based on BCS Poll
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Continued from page 1C to take a 6-5 lead. Three serving The top-ranked (according to errors helped get GBHS within maxpreps.com) Lady Dolphins a point at 11-10 before a three (29-0), winners of all 84 games Caitlin Chapman serves gave it’s played this season, will take the Lady Dolphins a 13-11 lead. on second-ranked Fort A kill by Cari Whitmire, one Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons of her team-high 10, tied the (23-1), winners of 16 straight, in game at 13 before Gulf Breeze the second of two state went on a 12-5 run to end the semifinals Friday at 5 p.m. Ocala game. GBHS had only one Vanguard and Fort Myers play in service error the rest of the game. the other 4A semifinal at 3 p.m. Bishop Kenny, who trailed “We played some great floor two games to one to Menendez defense...and they didn’t have and two games to none on the an answer for Jasmine road at Nease before rallying to (Crowell),” GBHS head coach win, scored the first two points Waynn Sellers said. of game three. Crowell had arguably the best Crowell recorded a kill with a match of her career, recording a sideout before Cheyenne season-high 20 kills (on 32-of- Chapman scored three straight 35 attacks) and 10 digs. points (including two more “We just played as hard as we Crowell kills) to make it 5-2 could and didn’t let up. We played Gulf Breeze. 150 percent,” said Crowell, who Bishop Kenny didn’t score signed with Southern Miss earlier another point on serve until a Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News last week (see related story). kill got them to within five at Addison Pohlmann handles the ball last week at Central. Crowell and the Lady 15-10. But a service error gave Dolphins will face a Cardinal Gulf Breeze the ball back – one Lady Dolphins split pair Gibbons team that averages of three BK had in the game. 13.2 blocks a match. Two of The Lady Crusaders got to in preseason tourney them – 6-3 senior Mary Kate within five only once – staving Short and 6-0 junior Katie off a pair of match points before BY JASON THOMPSON Pohlmann had six steals, while Mims had five. Hillman – have more than 85 Crowell closed it out with a kill. Gulf Breeze News Pace 58, Lady Dolphins 44 blocks apiece. Lauren Alverson had 31 [email protected] GBHS jumped out to a 5-0 assists to go with four kills (16- The Lady Patriots used 17 lead in game one after a Crowell of-19 attacks). She also had 11 The Gulf Breeze Lady second chance points and used a kill and four serves from digs, while Alison Milam had a Dolphin basketball team split a 21-9 edge on the offensive glass Lindsey Hawthorne. A pair of career-high 21 assists. pair of games in a preseason to beat Gulf Breeze in their sea- Gulf Breeze serving errors – Caitlin Chapman had 12 digs tournament at Central last week. son opener Monday. two of 14 committed in the and three kills, while Lewis had Northview 40, Pohlmann had 16 points, match – helped the Lady four kills (16-for-19 attacks) Lady Dolphins 28 while Mims had 14 points and Crusaders get to within three at and nine digs. Gulf Breeze got to within four 11 rebounds. Ilano had five, 8-5. Gulf Breeze would get a Gulf Breeze made up for its early in the fourth quarter before while Culp had three and Coral sideout, an ace from Sarah serving woes by committing only the Lady Chiefs scored nine of Molina, Callahan and Kat Lewis and a block from eight hitting errors in the match. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News the last 10 points in a preseason Landry two each. Sarah Lewis serves in Jacksonville Saturday. Caroline Ennis get increase the Bishop Kenny finished the game on Nov. 8. Callahan had eight rebounds, lead to six (11-5). season 20-10. Of their 10 losses, meetings at Wakulla, including games down to beat GBHS two Maggie Mims and Addison while Terrell had six. Bishop Kenny got as close as seven were against teams that three in volleyball in the past six years ago in the regional Pohlmann both had 11 points, Pace JV 43, Lady Dolphins 25 four (19-15) before the Lady played in regional finals Saturday. years at Wakulla. quarterfinals, tried to make the while Cierra Culp, Haydn Ilano Mollie Johnson had 12 Dolphins scored six of the last Regional semifinals GBHS easily prevented long climb back again, jumping and Layton Terrell had two each. points, while Desirea Hill had eight points of the game. Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, number four, using a balanced out to a 7-3 game three lead. But Mims had 10 rebounds, while eight in a season-opening loss to A Lewis kill put GBHS up 5- Crawfordville Wakulla 10-14-16 offensive attack to beat the Lady Wakulla would only score two Brenna Callahan had nine and Pace Monday. 2 in game two before the Lady Gulf Breeze sports had lost War Eagles Nov. 9. more points on serve in the game Savanah Johnson five. Crusaders scored four straight its five previous post-season The Lady Dolphins jumped as Crowell scored seven straight out to a 12-2 lead in game one points on serve late in the game. and never looked back. Both Crowell and Lewis had FOOTBALL: Dolphins lose Cheyenne Chapman, who had nine kills, with Crowell going 22- three blocks, scored five straight for-23 on attacks. She also had 34-24 against Navarre points on serve in that run. nine digs, while Lewis had six. But the Lady War Eagles Sallie Papajohn had seven Continued from page 1C The Dolphins held the were able to hang tough through kills and six blocks, while The Dolphins held the Raiders again to three-and-out the first halves of games two Alverson had five kills, eight Raiders to a three-and-out on its before deKozan scored from and three. digs and 21 assists. Caitlin first series. Six plays and 58 two yards out to make it 17-7. Wakulla took advantage of a Chapman and Ennis both had yards later, Michael Mann deKozan’s 61-yard run to the 2 GBHS serving error to tie game three kills, while Milam had six threw a pass to Taylor Busbee, set up the score. two at 12. But from there, the digs on defense. who made two players and The Raiders replied with an Lady Dolphins scored 13 of the Hawthorne was 7-for-7 on scored from 27 yards out. Mann eight-play, 65-yard drive, with last 15 points. Both Hawthorne serve with a pair of aces. was 16-for-30 for 160 yards, a Kane completing a 15-yard and Crowell scored four straight GBHS had only five serving touchdown and an interception touchdown pass to Bradley points in that run. errors in the match. and 6-for-17 in the second half. Leggett with 2:26 left in the first Wakulla, who rallied from two GBHS recovered a pooch half. Stephen Householder’s kick, but had to punt four plays PAT was no good. later. A 20-yard run by Carter The Raiders took the lead for and a 21-yard keeper by Kane good on a 21-yard touchdown run put the Raiders in Dolphin by Kane with 3:31 left in the third territory. But five plays later, quarter. GBHS went three-and-out Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Kyle McGee forced a fumble on their next three drives before Head coach Waynn Sellers shouts out instructions Saturday. that Holden Tibbs recovered. Warren scored on a 35-yard run The Dolphins again went with 7:20 left in the game. three-and-out before the deKozan’s 27-yard halfback Raiders responded with a game- pass to Busbee got the Dolphins tying score. Carter scored from withing three with 6:24 left 3 yards out on the first play of before Warren scored again the second quarter. from 21 yards out with 1:39 left GBHS went 63 yards in 13 in the game. plays, before Max McDaniel’s Busbee and Eric Adams both 26-yard field goal made it 10-7. had five catches in the loss.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Breakin’ em down Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Tristen Powers (left) and Kylie Conner (right), seniors on last Sallie Papajohn leads her traditional post-match chant after the year’s regional finalist team, take part in the post match chant. Lady Dolphins’ win at Wakulla in the regional semifinals.
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SECTION D GULF BREEZE NEWS November 18, 2010 Sky- diving Santa plans Don’t hurry through unique Thanksgiving arrival A week from now, Thanksgiving will be ● St. Nick will upon us. Turkeys will be roasted or fried, vari- ations of stuffing or dressing made, tables set, arrive at and refrigerators full. That’s just the begin- Portofino Island ning. For those of us in a more traditional camp, the journey toward preparing our hous- Resort on Nov. 26 es for Christmas will begin. Christmas trees will be purchased and set up (or drug out of the Instead of arriving by the attic!) Garland will be strung, nativity sets traditional reindeer-led sleigh, carefully displayed and all those atrocious red Santa Claus arrives early in the and green sweaters with snowmen and rein- season with flying colors and deer will be brought of the storage boxes to be holiday spirit at Portofino worn to your employers Christmas party. Island Resort on Pensacola Some of you will even put out inflatable A day of honor Beach at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, snowmen here in Florida! Nov. 26. Most of us will be turning the season into a Onlookers can head to gift buying melee where we throw out all the Brilliant sunny skies and a Pensacola Beach to watch logical and responsible financial decisions that Santa Claus sky dive onto the normally guide our budgets. Muzak is playing pleasant southerly breeze greeted participants and spectators during sugar-white beaches near at the stores enticing us to get into the spend- Portofino Island Resort. last Thursday’s Pensacola Beach ing spirit. Credit cards will be run up in the After his big jump, Mr. Veterans Day Parade. Junior name of the holiday as fast as our added calo- Kringle will be available for ROTC cadets from Gulf Breeze rie count! It’s fixing to get crazy, and you all photos on the beach from 1 to 3 know what I mean. High School and Washington p.m. He will also be available So, I want to invite you to SLOW DOWN. High School marched down Via the day before – Thanksgiving Enjoy Thanksgiving for Thanksgiving. Take DeLuna Drive behind veterans Day, Thursday, Nov. 25 – from time to think about the people, events, places, carrying flags. A float represent- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 to and things for which you are truly grateful. ing the USS Oriskany carried a 4 p.m. The photos are $10 Maybe surviving is enough. Maybe it is a number of revelers, who tossed each, but there is no charge to restored relationship. Maybe it is a solution to candy and beads to children watch Santa fly drop onto a problem that you have long forgotten by lining the roadway. Pensacola Beach. Photos are now. Whatever it is be grateful for it on The festivities ended with a 5x7 and may be picked up at Thanksgiving. (My wife, Sandra, actually had poignant Veterans Day ceremony Portofino the next day, or they our family write on slips of construction paper at the Gulfside Pavilion, where a can be mailed for a nominal those thankful things and then we stuffed them sizeable crowd gathered to pay additional fee. into a table setting on Christmas and every- tribute to active-duty, retired and For more information or to body read what someone else had written. It deceased military personnel who make a reservation at Portofino was really neat. You might want to try it.) have sacrificed so much to Island Resort, call (888) 707- Don’t move past go and try to collect your guarantee our freedom. Photos by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News 0945 or visit www.portofinois- $200. land.com/pr. Simply enjoy this Thanksgiving without moving to Christmas and New Years. That’s coming soon enough. (Next week, we’ll look Spirited holiday season planned for Pensacola Beach at Black Friday, but this week just be thank- It will be merry and bright on Pensacola Beach comes to life with holiday lights at the Pensacola Sunday, Dec. 5 ful.) this holiday season during the Chamber’s Season Beach Visitor’s Center. Caroling. Refreshments. Gingerbread House Make and Take I think it is great that Thanksgiving comes Your Holidays with Island Spirit. The 37-day festival Free. At Tiki Island Golf and Games, Noon to 2 p.m. on the heals of Veteran’s Day, because kicks off Friday, Nov. 26 at 6 p.m. when the Season Bring a bag of hard candies to decorate your Thanksgiving is truly American. It reminds us Lights Up. Businesses across the Island will be Children’s Coloring Contest kicks off Beach version of the traditional sweet house. Free. of a time where our forebears barely made it sparkle with festive decorations and holiday specials. Limitless imaginations guide small hands in cre- through their Winter. They never would have The public is invited to the Season Lights Up open ating Island holiday works of art. Coloring sheets are Tuesday, Dec. 7 done so without the help of the locals. This house at the Pensacola Beach Visitor’s Center from 6 available at the Visitor’s Information Center, Island Joy For The Beach next Thursday, we need to remember that we to 7 p.m. Style and Beach hotels. All art will be displayed in Presented by the Pensacola Beach Optimists at never could make it through hurricanes, real The Beach Chamber’s Season Your Holiday Island Style’s Tropical Christmas Room. Free. Our Lady Catholic Church – 7 p.m. This event dish- estate crashes, unemployment, divorces, or events are free and open to the public. The full cal- es up abundant Island spirit. Served by high energy deaths without the help of our local neighbors endar is available at www. Saturday, Dec. 4 singers and performers costumed for the holidays. who have learned how do deal with the win- PensacolaBeachChamber.com. For more informa- Kowabunga Breakfast with Surfing Santa Free. ters of life. tion, call the Chamber at 850-932-1500. At Surf Burger, 8 to 10:30 am. This Santa has a Let’s not cheapen the value and meaning of surf ski pulled by magical dolphins. Kids should Friday, Dec. 10 Thanksgiving by moving on to Christmas too Season Your Holidays with Island Spirit have their wish list ready. Free mimosas for parents Lighted Boat Parade soon. I’m thankful for the people of the island Partial event list with meal. Pensacola Beach Marina to Boardwalk - 6 pm and the peninsula for helping my family make Decorated vessels will parade as Children wave light this our home, because we too were once pil- Friday, Nov. 26 Bow Wow Winter Fish Fry sticks to welcome Santa. Dozens of captains com- grims here in this great land. Thanks to this Season Lights Up – Islandwide – 6 pm At Bamboo Willie’s. Bring a donation for the Jr. pete for prizes as the nautical parade delivers Santa great community. We love you. Be on Pensacola Beach at 6 p.m. as the island Humane Society. 3 p.m. Claus officially to the Island. Free. Love one. Love another.
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The Certificate Year of Issuance: 2008 Bidder, at the east end 0000-15901-0000 of the following Tax Sale of October, 2010. Tax Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 01-3N-30- County, In the State of Number and year of lobby of the County Name in which Certificate Number: 91 Certificate has filed said Deed to be issued there- 0000-00902-0000 Florida. Issuance, the Description Description of Property: Administrative Complex at Assessed: TIMOTHY L Year of Issuance: 2008 Tax Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson on. The Certificate Name in which of property, and Name(s) PROPERTY DESCRIBED 6495 Caroline St., Milton, FRAZIER Deed to be issued there- Clerk of the Circuit Court Number and year of Assessed: JOYCE Unless such certificate in which it is assessed is IN OR BOOK 1459 PAGE Florida on the 3rd day of All of the above property Description of Property: on. The Certificate of Santa Rosa County, Issuance, the Description LEMARLE RANEY shall be redeemed as follows: 257 January, 2011 at 12:00 is located in Santa Rosa PROPERTY DESCRIBED Number and year of Florida of property, and Name(s) All of the above property according to Law, the Parcel ID: 08-2N-28- noon. Dated this the 10th County, In the State of IN OR BOOK 1661 PG Issuance, the Description –––––––––––––––––––– in which it is assessed is is located in Santa Rosa Property described in Certificate Number: 577 0000-00209-0000 day of November, 2010. Florida. 777 of property, and Name(s) – as follows: County, In the State of such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: 2008 Name in which Parcel ID: 01-3N-30- in which it is assessed is NOTICE OF Florida. sold to the Highest Assessed: GARY G ENG- Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate 0000-00700-0000 as follows: APPLICATION Certificate Number: 674 Bidder, at the east end Description of Property: LISH Clerk of the Circuit Court shall be redeemed Name in which FOR TAX DEED Year of Issuance: 2008 Unless such certificate lobby of the County 2ND PARCEL FOUND All of the above property of Santa Rosa County, according to Law, the Assessed: MICHAEL Certificate Number: 253 shall be redeemed Administrative Complex at ON DEED RECORDED is located in Santa Rosa Florida Property described in DENNIS KIDD Year of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of Property: according to Law, the 6495 Caroline St., Milton, IN OR BOOK 1736 PAGE County, In the State of –––––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be All of the above property GIVEN THAT EDDIE J OR LTS 25 & 26 BLK A, Property described in Florida on the 13th day of 1924 (LEGAL DESCRIP- Florida. – sold to the Highest is located in Santa Rosa Description of Property: MARY BLACKWELL PINE MEADOWS, AS such Certificate will be December, 2010 at 12:00 TION FOUND ON PAGE NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end County, In the State of PROPERTY DESCRIBED TTEE/BLACKWELL LIV- DES IN OR BOOK 2257 sold to the Highest noon. Dated this the 20th 1925), LESS ALL MIN Unless such certificate APPLICATION lobby of the County Florida. IN OR BOOK 2668 PG ING TRUST holder of the PG 1 Bidder, at the east end day of October, 2010. RTS shall be redeemed FOR TAX DEED Administrative Complex at 1749, LESS E 25' FOR following Tax Sale Parcel ID: 06-2N-29- lobby of the County Parcel ID: 05-2S-26- according to Law, the 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Unless such certificate RD, LESS ALL MIN RTS Certificate has filed said 3190-00A00-0250 Administrative Complex at Mary M. Johnson 0000-00106-0000 Property described in NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida on the 20th day of shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 03-1N-27- Tax Certificate for the Tax Name in which 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Clerk of the Circuit Court Name in which such Certificate will be GIVEN THAT ALUMNI December, 2010 at 12:00 according to Law, the 0000-00169-0000 Deed to be issued there- Assessed: CLARENCE Florida on the 13th day of of Santa Rosa County, Assessed: KEVIN JERNI- sold to the Highest PARTNERS II LLC holder noon. Dated this the 27th Property described in Name in which on. The Certificate CARNLEY, MINNIE December, 2010 at 12:00 Florida GAN Bidder, at the east end of the following Tax Sale day of October, 2010. such Certificate will be Assessed: POT DEPOT Number and year of CARNLEY noon. Dated this the 20th All of the above property lobby of the County Certificate has filed said sold to the Highest INC Issuance, the Description All of the above property day of October, 2010. –––––––––––––––––––– is located in Santa Rosa Administrative Complex at Tax Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson Bidder, at the east end All of the above property of property, and Name(s) is located in Santa Rosa – County, In the State of 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Deed to be issued there- Clerk of the Circuit Court lobby of the County is located in Santa Rosa in which it is assessed is County, In the State of Mary M. Johnson NOTICE OF PUBLIC Florida. Florida on the 3rd day of on. The Certificate of Santa Rosa County, Administrative Complex at County, In the State of as follows: Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court SALE: INSURANCE January, 2011 at 12:00 Number and year of Florida 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Florida. of Santa Rosa County, AUTO AUCTION, INC Unless such certificate noon. Dated this the 10th Issuance, the Description –––––––––––––––––––– Florida on the 20th day of Certificate Number: 65 Unless such certificate Florida gives Notice of shall be redeemed day of November, 2010. of property, and Name(s) NOTICE OF December, 2010 at 12:00 Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2008 shall be redeemed Foreclosure of Lien and according to Law, the in which it is assessed is APPLICATION noon. Dated this the 27th shall be redeemed according to Law, the –––––––––––––––––––– intent to sell these vehi- Property described in Mary M. Johnson as follows: FOR TAX DEED day of October, 2010. according to Law, the Description of Property: Property described in – cles on 12/16/2010, 10 such Certificate will be Clerk of the Circuit Court Property described in PROPERTY DESCRIBED such Certificate will be NOTICE OF AM at 11221 HWY 90 E, sold to the Highest of Santa Rosa County, Certificate Number: 1040 NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be IN OR BOOK 1745 PG sold to the Highest APPLICATION MILTON, FL 32583, pur- Bidder, at the east end Florida Year of Issuance: 2008 GIVEN THAT CHARLES Clerk of the Circuit Court sold to the Highest 1730 Bidder, at the east end FOR TAX DEED suant to subsection lobby of the County –––––––––––––––––––– H BODAMER TRUST of Santa Rosa County, Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 01-2S-27- lobby of the County 713.78 of the Florida Administrative Complex at – Description of Property: holder of the following Tax Florida lobby of the County 0000-02002-0000 Administrative Complex at NOTICE IS HEREBY Statutes. IAA,INC 6495 Caroline St., Milton, NOTICE OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED Sale Certificate has filed –––––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex at Name in which 6495 Caroline St., Milton, GIVEN THAT DICK N OR reserves the right to Florida on the 3rd day of APPLICATION IN OR BOOK 829 PG said Tax Certificate for the NOTICE OF 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Assessed: JOSEPH B Florida on the 13th day of BETTY N RILEY TTEE accept or reject any January, 2011 at 12:00 FOR TAX DEED 103 Tax Deed to be issued APPLICATION Florida on the 20th day of BROXSON December, 2010 at 12:00 OF THE RILEY TRUST and/or all bids. noon. Dated this the 10th Parcel ID: 10-1N-28- thereon. The Certificate FOR TAX DEED December, 2010 at 12:00 All of the above property noon. Dated this the 20th holder of the following Tax 1G6KS533XLU808572 1990 CADI day of November, 2010. NOTICE IS HEREBY 5690-00000-0142 Number and year of noon. Dated this the 27th is located in Santa Rosa day of October, 2010. Sale Certificate has filed 1G3AL54N0M6341299 GIVEN THAT ALUMNI Name in which Issuance, the Description NOTICE IS HEREBY day of October, 2010. County, In the State of said Tax Certificate for the 1991 OLDS Mary M. Johnson PARTNERS II LLC holder Assessed: DOUGLAS L of property, and Name(s) GIVEN THAT ALUMNI Florida. Mary M. Johnson Tax Deed to be issued 1N4AL2EP1AC144370 Clerk of the Circuit Court of the following Tax Sale BROOKS, in which it is assessed is PARTNERS II LLC holder Mary M. Johnson Clerk of the Circuit Court thereon. The Certificate 2010 NISS of Santa Rosa County, Certificate has filed said ANN L BROOKS as follows: of the following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit Court Unless such certificate of Santa Rosa County, Number and year of Florida Tax Certificate for the Tax All of the above property Certificate has filed said of Santa Rosa County, shall be redeemed Florida Issuance, the Description Legal 898 –––––––––––––––––––– Deed to be issued there- is located in Santa Rosa Certificate Number: 1101 Tax Certificate for the Tax Florida according to Law, the –––––––––––––––––––– of property, and Name(s) Gulf Breeze News – on. The Certificate County, In the State of Year of Issuance: 2004 Deed to be issued there- –––––––––––––––––––– Property described in NOTICE OF in which it is assessed is 11-18-10 NOTICE OF Number and year of Florida. on. The Certificate NOTICE OF such Certificate will be APPLICATION as follows: APPLICATION Issuance, the Description Description of Property: Number and year of APPLICATION sold to the Highest FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED of property, and Name(s) Unless such certificate LTS 1 & 2 BLK 449, Issuance, the Description FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Certificate Number: 345 in which it is assessed is shall be redeemed AVALON BEACH of property, and Name(s) lobby of the County NOTICE IS HEREBY Year of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE IS HEREBY as follows: according to Law, the Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- in which it is assessed is NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex at GIVEN THAT EDDIE J OR GIVEN THAT ALUMNI Property described in 0090-44900-0010 as follows: GIVEN THAT EDDIE J OR 6495 Caroline St., Milton, MARY BLACKWELL PARTNERS II LLC holder Certificate Number: 916 such Certificate will be Name in which MARY BLACKWELL Florida on the 13th day of TTEE/BLACKWELL LIV- of the following Tax Sale Year of Issuance: 2008 sold to the Highest Assessed: MARVIN K Certificate Number: 189 TTEE/BLACKWELL LIV- December, 2010 at 12:00 ING TRUST holder of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL Certificate has filed said Bidder, at the east end WELLS, Year of Issuance: 2008 ING TRUST holder of the noon. Dated this the 20th following Tax Sale CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Tax Certificate for the Tax Description of Property: lobby of the County MARY LOU WELLS following Tax Sale day of October, 2010. Certificate has filed said SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Deed to be issued there- PROPERTY DESCRIBED Administrative Complex at All of the above property Description of Property: Certificate has filed said Tax Certificate for the Tax on. The Certificate IN OR BOOK 1175 PG 6495 Caroline St., Milton, is located in Santa Rosa PROPERTY DESCRIBED Tax Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson Deed to be issued there- CASE NO. 57-2010-ca-000191 Number and year of 267, LESS OR BOOK Florida on the 3rd day of County, In the State of IN OR BOOK 1885 PG Deed to be issued there- Clerk of the Circuit Court on. The Certificate AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC Issuance, the Description 531 PG 117, LESS W 25' January, 2011 at 12:00 Florida. 1843 on. The Certificate of Santa Rosa County, Number and year of Plaintiff, of property, and Name(s) Parcel ID: 08-2N-28- noon. Dated this the 10th Parcel ID: 02-2N-27- Number and year of Florida Issuance, the Description in which it is assessed is 0000-00211-0000 day of November, 2010. Unless such certificate 0000-00607-0000 Issuance, the Description –––––––––––––––––––– of property, and Name(s) vs. SEC.: as follows: Name in which shall be redeemed Name in which of property, and Name(s) Assessed: GARY G ENG- Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the Assessed: LEWIS BRYAN in which it is assessed is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR JASON JONES; TONIA JONES; ANY AND ALL Certificate Number: 589 LISH, Clerk of the Circuit Court Property described in HENDERSON as follows: UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Year of Issuance: 2008 LORETTA M ENGLISH of Santa Rosa County, such Certificate will be All of the above property SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HERIN NAMED INDIVID- All of the above property Florida sold to the Highest is located in Santa Rosa Certificate Number: 4288 UAL DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE Description of Property: is located in Santa Rosa –––––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end County, In the State of Year of Issuance: 2008 IN RE: The Estate of DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PAR- BEG SE COR OF N/2 OF County, In the State of NOTICE OF lobby of the County Florida. TIES MAY CLAIM AN INTERESTS AS SPOUSES, LT 3, 5-2S-26W, TH N Florida. APPLICATION Administrative Complex at Description of Property: VIRGINIA RENATA RICE, Deceased Case No. 57 2010 CP 00243 HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES OR OTHER 693', TH S89*W 440', TH FOR TAX DEED 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Unless such certificate LT 6 BLK 3, WEST- CLAIMANTS; BANK OF AMERICA. S 382', TH S 89*W 280', Unless such certificate Florida on the 20th day of shall be redeemed WOOD, AS DES IN OR NOTICE TO CREDITORS Defendants. TH S 311', TH S89*W shall be redeemed NOTICE IS HEREBY December, 2010 at 12:00 according to Law, the BOOK 2346 PG 81 ______/ 266.40', TH S 360.65', according to Law, the GIVEN THAT EDDIE J OR noon. Dated this the 27th Property described in Parcel ID: 33-2N-28- The administration of the (3) MONTHS AFTER THE TH N90*E 104', TH S Property described in MARY BLACKWELL day of October, 2010. such Certificate will be 5630-00300-0060 estate of Virginia Renata DATE OF THE FIRST NOTICE OF SALE 162.80', TH N90*E 200', such Certificate will be TTEE/BLACKWELL LIV- sold to the Highest Name in which Rice, deceased, whose PUBLICATION OF THIS TH S 440', TH N 90*E sold to the Highest ING TRUST holder of the Mary M. Johnson Bidder, at the east end Assessed: STEVEN M NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Final date of death was June 7, 785.65', TH N29*E Bidder, at the east end following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit Court lobby of the County BAKER, STELLA L NOTICE. Judgment of Foreclosure dated October 12, 2010, 2010; is pending in the 72.80', TH N10*W 530', lobby of the County Certificate has filed said of Santa Rosa County, Administrative Complex at BAKER ALL CLAIMS NOT SO entered in Civil Case No. 57-2010-CA-000191 of the Circuit Court for Santa TH N90*E 25.42', TH Administrative Complex at Tax Certificate for the Tax Florida 6495 Caroline St., Milton, All of the above property FILED WILL BE FOREV- Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit In And For Santa Rosa County, Florida, N10*W 390' TO POB, AS 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Deed to be issued there- –––––––––––––––––––– Florida on the 20th day of is located in Santa Rosa ER BARRED. Rosa County, Florida, wherein the Clerk of the Circuit Probate Division; File DES IN OR BOOK 2484 Florida on the 3rd day of on. The Certificate NOTICE OF December, 2010 at 12:00 County, In the State of NOTWITHSTANDING Court will sell to the highest bidder for cash on the 15th Number 57 2010 cp PG 1193 January, 2011 at 12:00 Number and year of APPLICATION noon. Dated this the 27th Florida. THE TIME PERIODS SET day of December, 2010, at 11:00 a.m. on the North front 00243; the address of Parcel ID: 05-2S-26- noon. Dated this the 10th Issuance, the Description FOR TAX DEED day of October, 2010. FORTH ABOVE, ANY steps of the Santa Rosa Courthouse, 6865 Caroline which is P.O. Box 472, 0000-00700-0000 day of November, 2010. of property, and Name(s) Unless such certificate CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Street, Milton, Florida, 32570, relative to the following Milton, FL 32572. The Name in which in which it is assessed is NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed YEARS OR MORE described property as set forth in the Final Judgment, to name and address of the Assessed: COYOTE Mary M. Johnson as follows: GIVEN THAT ALUMNI Clerk of the Circuit Court according to Law, the AFTER THE DECE- wit: personal representative LAND CO INC Clerk of the Circuit Court DENT'S DATE OF DEATH and the personal repre- All of the above property of Santa Rosa County, IS BARRED. COMMENCING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF sentative's attorney are is located in Santa Rosa Florida NOTICE OF SALE THE DATE OF FIRST THE SOUTH HALF OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION 16, set forth below. County, In the State of –––––––––––––––––––– PUBLICATION OF THIS TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 28 WEST, SANTA ROSA NOTICE TO BIDDERS All creditors of the dece- Florida. – A NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE IS: November 11, COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING ON THE CENTER LINE OF dent and other persons, NOTICE OF GIVEN that AAA Towing AIR PACKS 2010. STATE ROAD 87; THENCE EAST 50 FEET TO THE who have claims or Unless such certificate APPLICATION and Recovery of Santa EAST/W LINE OF SAID ROAD; THENCE SOUTH demands against dece- shall be redeemed FOR TAX DEED Rosa County, Florida, Attorney for Personal ALONG R/W LINE 412.50 FEET; THENCE EAST 651.00 under Subsection (5) of FL dent's estate, including according to Law, the Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Representative: FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CON- Statute 713.78 has levied unmatured, contingent or Property described in NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida, will receive sealed bids for 4 air packs. Raymond B. Palmer, TINUE EAST FOR 90.00 FEET TO A CONCRETE MON- such Certificate will be GIVEN THAT ALUMNI upon the following proper- unliquidated claims, and Esquire UMENT; THENCE SOUTH 176.20 FEET; THENCE ty: who have been served a sold to the Highest PARTNERS II LLC holder All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, WEST 90.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 176.20 FEET TO copy of this notice, must Bidder, at the east end of the following Tax Sale County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; Suite 41 THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 1995 BUICK VIN # file their claims with this lobby of the County Certificate has filed said and must be received by 10:00 a.m., December 14, 2010, at which time bids will be Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 1G4NV15D2SC441974 court WITHIN THE LATER Administrative Complex at Tax Certificate for the Tax opened and read aloud. Any bid received after the time set for opening will be rejected Fla. Bar: 42171 Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the OF THREE (3) MONTHS 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Deed to be issued there- and returned unopened to the bidder. Each bid shall be submitted on the bid form pro- Phone: 850-916-1000 sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date Further notice is given that AFTER THE DATE OF Florida on the 3rd day of on. The Certificate vided. Bids are to be sealed and plainly labeled "BID - AIR PACKS". All interested par- Fax: 850-916-0080 of Lis Pendens must file a claim within 60 days after the on the 8th day of THE FIRST PUBLICA- January, 2011 at 12:00 Number and year of ties are invited to attend. sale. noon. Dated this the 10th Issuance, the Description December, 2010, AAA TION OF THIS NOTICE Petitioners: Towing and Recovery will day of November, 2010. of property, and Name(s) Specifications and bid form may be secured from the Santa Rosa County Website OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Todd T. Rice If you are a person with a disability who needs any accom- offer for sale and sell to the in which it is assessed is (www.santarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at AFTER THE DATE OF 3476 Hillside Ave. modation in order to participate in this proceeding, you highest and best bidder for Mary M. Johnson as follows: the above address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 SERVICE OF A COPY OF Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain Clerk of the Circuit Court cash in hand the above THIS NOTICE ON THEM. assistance. Please contact the Court Administrator at property and sale will be of Santa Rosa County, Certificate Number: 993 The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to All other creditors of the Dale D. Rice 850-983-1966. If you are hearing or voice impaired, call subject to my judgements, Florida Year of Issuance: 2008 reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be decedent and other per- 751 Pensacola Beach Florida Relay Service 800-955-8770. encumbrances, liens on –––––––––––––––––––– in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. sons who have claims or Blvd. Unit 9B – Description of Property: property and will be held, demands against the Pensacola Beach, FL DATED AT MILTON, FLORIDA THIS 13TH DAY OF Time 10:00 a.m., at AAA NOTICE OF LT 137, PACE HEIGHTS, Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, decedent's estate, includ- 32561 OCTOBER, 2010. Towing and Recovery, APPLICATION AS DES IN OR BOOK religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. ing unmatured, contingent 5205 Gulf Breeze Parkway, or unliquidated claims, FOR TAX DEED 554 PG 327 Kenneth R. White MARY M. JOHNSON Gulf Breeze, FL 32563. must file their claims with Parcel ID: 09-1N-29- By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida P.O. Box 929 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE IS HEREBY 3010-00000-1370 this court WITHIN THREE Monte Rio,CA 95462 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA GIVEN THAT ALUMNI Name in which LEGAL 897 Gulf Breeze News PARTNERS II LLC holder Assessed: WYNONA LEGAL NOTICE 896 Gulf Breeze News 11/18/10 LEGAL 894 Gulf Breeze News 11/11, 11/18/10 of the following Tax Sale DYESS 11/18/10 LEGAL 895 Gulf Breeze News 11/11, 11/18/2010
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Having choices is important while invest- When visiting with your aging parents ing. That is why Gulf Winds Federal Credit GULF WINDS and relatives this holiday season, you might THE VILLAS Union has partnered with Bob Alft, financial want to take notice that some things have advisor with Raymond James. changed with them since your last visit. financial advisor’s investment recommen- and whether it is the lifestyle answer you Contact Alft today at (850) Maybe Mom didn’t get as excited about dations and advice! are looking for. Questions on your list 479-7190 and see what holiday activities as she used to, or perhaps ■ Understand the risks with each invest- should address: staff friendliness and Raymond James can do for you. one of your parents passed during the year ment. It’s important that you fully under- interaction with the residents; how wel- Ideally, the financial advi- and this is the first time any of you has expe- stand the risks in every investment you own come you feel on the tour; safety and sor and investor should work rienced a Thanksgiving, Christmas or and the reasons why the value of your invest- security features throughout the facility; together, as a team, to find the Hanukkah without him or her. ments may rise and fall. If you don’t com- accessible bathrooms with grab bars in right investments and make Maybe just the simple task of keeping the convenient places; emergency call sys- informed decisions that can pletely understand the risks associated with house or balancing the checkbook has Alft tem; licensed staff; medication manage- help meet investment objec- your investment, ask more questions until become overwhelming. ment; personal care; proximity to the hos- tives. Here are some keys to developing a you do. It is not uncommon during this time of ■ pital. partnership with a financial advisor that Meet regularly to review your portfolio. year for families to become aware that The more questions you ask while tour- likely will provide the best possible combi- Use these meetings to your advantage, go things are changing in their parents’ lives, ing, the better comparisons you can make nation of service and long-term investment over your current investments, their per- and concerns for their well-being and between facilities, and the easier your deci- results. formance and evaluate other investment safety arise and you find yourself looking ■ Review your investment objectives. opportunities. Scheduled meetings with your for some answers. You might have even sion can become. Your financial advisor will help define financial advisor are also a good time to broached the subject with your loved ones When you finish your tour, ask yourself, your investment objectives, but he or she inform him or her about significant changes and come to an agreement that it’s time to “Can I imagine my loved one living here needs your assistance to do a thorough job. in your life that could require shifts in your consider other living arrangements. There and being comfortable?” Follow your Your participation and feedback will great- investment strategy. Also, major changes in are several options available, including in- instincts and your heart. ly aid in formulating an investment strate- the economy or new tax laws should also home care, day care, independent and At The Villas at Gulf Breeze, families can gy that fits your goals, time horizon and prompt a review. assisted living. feel peace of mind knowing their loved ones risk tolerance. ■ Maintain up-to-date records. Make sure When looking at assisted living, consid- are well taken care of and their needs are ■ Your questions will lead to being an your confirmations and account statements erations should include location, licensing, being met. informed investor. Be sure you fully are reviewed and saved in a safe place. These fee schedules, staffing, philosophy and We welcome feedback from our residents understand the investments your financial documents help you monitor your invest- cleanliness of the facility. A personal tour is and their families. Locally owned and oper- advisor recommends for your portfolio. If ments on an on-going basis and will be use- always best. ated, The Villas is especially suited for sen- you don’t, it’s your responsibility as an ful come tax time. Take a list of questions with you when iors who need daily personal assistance. investor to let your financial advisor know The key is being an informed investor and you tour. No question is a bad question, We understand the dignity and individual- that you need more information. n Don’t keeping good records will aid you in this and the more you ask the more you’ll ity of all our residents, and practice extra be afraid to ask questions about your regard. learn – about what assisted living means care in protecting their rights.
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