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A W A R D ● W I BIGBIG N N I N SALESALE G jmillers.com See details 934-6200 on pg. 4C Gulf Breeze ● Pensacola ● Destin 50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 5, 2008 Dolphins sports area’s best-rounded ■ Pensacola News Journal. The girls team, led by UWF The girls golf team, led by (two mile) and Briana Santiago Eight GBHS GBHS edged archrival signee Noelle Robles and South Kansas State signee Kristen (triple jump) and two other teams finish in top 11 Catholic for the award, which Alabama signee Ashley Collins, Dorsey, was sixth at state, school record-setting relays, at state finals was selected from schools in also advanced to state, their while the boys cross country were 10th. Escambia and Santa Rosa second straight and seventh in team, led by South Alabama Gulf Breeze also earned BY JASON THOMPSON Counties based on performance. the last 10 years. signee Will Thomas, finished points in swimming, led by AREA VACATION Gulf Breeze News Eight Gulf Breeze High The girls tennis team, led by ninth at state, the highest finish Aileen Atzhorn’s third-place BIBLE SCHOOLS, 4A [email protected] teams finished 11th or better at Jackie Kasler and Jen Pfeifler's ever. finish in the 100 meter Another strong athletic their respective state state doubles title and Kasler’s The girls cross country team breaststroke and boys track, led season at Gulf Breeze High was tournaments, led by the first singles title, finished third as a finished 11th at state, while the by Thomas’ three medals. state runner-up finish ever in team, while the boys team girls track team, led by third- ■ PAG E awarded with the inaugural Jason Thompson looks 1D Rafferty Cup, sponsored by the boys soccer. finished fourth. place finishes by Emily Tryon back at GBHS’ sports year. 2C

■ Surf Fest photos & information ■ Bubba’s Beach Grads take final walk WEEKEND 393 GBHS Weather seniors THURSDAY 6/05 Partly Cloudy get coveted high 87O low 75O diplomas FRIDAY 6/06 BY JOE CULPEPPER Partly Cloudy Gulf Breeze News high 89O [email protected] O low 75 Lee Trevino won 58 PGA Tour-sanctioned tournaments, SATURDAY 6/07 two U.S. Opens, two British Opens and a PGA Scattered Storms Championship. high 87O The “Super Mex” a member low 75O of the World Golf Hall of Fame. But the legendary pro golfer seldom experienced the pride SUNDAY 6/08 he felt Monday as he watched Scattered Storms his granddaughter and name- high 85O sake, Courtney Lee Trevino, O receive her diploma during the low 75 Commencement Ceremony for Gulf Breeze High School. “It’s absolutely wonderful,” said the elder Trevino, brother INSIDE of Courtney’s father, Rick, who was joined by his wife, Susan. Classifieds 3D “We’ve been looking forward to this day for a long, long time. Community 3-5A She’s a sweet girl and knows Crossword 3B Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News what she wants. Editorial 6A Pro golfing legend Lee Trevino gives his kiss of congratulations after she Gulf Breeze High School’s 2008 “We appreciate all the Entertainment 2B granddaughter, Courtney Lee Trevino, a received her diploma Monday during Commencement ceremony. See GRADS, Page 2A6 Island News 1D Lifestyles 1B Obituaries 7A Santa Rosa County 4B Schools 6-8C Gulf Breeze Ford property will be City Council Seniors 7A Sports 1-6C Talk of the Town 5A sold, not leased, to next occupant ammends “Mailing Statement is Automotive and General facility sales facility,” said the Gulf on Editorial Page” BY VICI PAPAJOHN accident fee Gulf Breeze News Manager, World Ford. “We run by Breeze resident. “Gulf FOUR SECTIONS [email protected] had to assess all our invest- the Breeze is very much a com- VOL. 7, NO. 23 ments and make some hard Fortune munity, and we treated it to BY VICI PAPAJOHN JUNE 5, 2008 When Gulf Breeze Ford decisions in this tough 500 its own dealership with Gulf Breeze News closed last weekend, it was national economy. We are Com- every amenity Group One [email protected] a significant event in the proud of what we did over pany. offers. We would not nor- life of the community. Yet the past five years, provid- Repli- mally go into a small com- Gulf Breeze City Council on Monday passed it was an action not unlike ing the Gulf Breeze market cating a munity and invest like this, the Police Emergency Service Response with convenient sales and commu- but Gulf Breeze Ford was (PESR) fee it has been considering for months, those taken by many fami- Monnin lies and businesses in the service.” nity very much a community but with a modification upon approval. Gulf Breeze area to tighten The Gulf Breeze Ford dealership so close to a dealership,” he says. “We After the testimony of three concerned citi- their belts. venture was not a normal major one like World Ford were 100 percent commit- zens, the council amended the law. In its origi- “The Gulf Breeze Ford one from the beginning, normally would not be ted to Gulf Breeze, and we nal form, the ordinance exempted residents and

home! ‘family’ is not unlike any according to Monnin. Gulf considered. are 100 percent committed business owners who had cars registered within other family in the area,” Breeze Ford was a Group “We felt the Gulf Breeze now. We are ready to serve the city limits. said Keith Monnin, Market One Automotive dealer- community needed and all our friends and clients at See FEE, Page 2A6

your Director, Group One ship and unlike any other deserved a full-service and See MONNIN, Page 2A6 Questions remain in kayaker’s death Toothaker’s body was home that night, and his wife the Florida Fish and Wildlife May 26 from noon to 2 p.m. or Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News recovered from Santa Rosa alerted authorities. Searchers Commission’s chief boating after, who might have seen Eric [email protected] Sound a short distance from found his body shortly after 7 accident investigator. and his blue kayak or might Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly the Woodlawn Beach boat a.m. Tuesday, approximately “We also know that the wit- have heard anything about his An outing on a new birthday ramp Tuesday, May 27. one-half mile from the boat nesses who came forward with death, to call us.” toy turned tragic for a Navarre Toothaker took a new kayak ramp. the kayak and paddle reported An autopsy conducted man last week, and authorities his wife had given him for his “We know Eric sent a text finding them before 2 p.m. We Wednesday was inconclusive. think someone in the area might birthday for a Memorial Day message to his wife at approxi- need anyone who was in the However, injuries to the body know how 24-year-old kayaker outing on the water. mately 1 p.m. (on Memorial area of the Woodlawn Beach indicated that it might have been Eric Toothaker died. Toothaker did not return Day),” said Lt. Doug Berryman, Boat Ramp near Gulf Breeze on See KAYAKER, Page 2A6

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Thursday, June 5 Wednesday, Santa Rosa County Zoning Board of June 11 Adjustments 5:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze Area County Administrative Center, Chamber of 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Commerce Small Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Business Committee of Commerce Sales Seminar 8:30 a.m., Chamber 11:30 a.m., Chamber Conference Room, 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway Conference Room, 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Friday, June 6 South End Committee Gulf Breeze Area Chamber 9 a.m., Visitors Center, of Commerce Expo 8543 Navarre Parkway, Committee 8:30 a.m., Navarre Chamber Conference Room, City of Gulf Breeze 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway Executive Committee Meeting 12:30 p.m., Council Chambers, 1070 Monday, June 9 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Santa Rosa County Breeze Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Commission 9 a.m., County Santa Rosa County Animated valedictorian Ryan Thompson delivers an address Whitney Harris receives her diploma at the Civic Center. Administrative Center, 6495 Building Code Board of about chaos during Gulf Breeze High School’s 2008 gradua- Harris was an Honors A, National Honor Society, La Sociedad Caroline Street, Milton Adjustments 2:30 p.m., con- tion ceremoney at the Pensacola Civic Center. Honoraria Hispanica and Tri-M Music Honor Society honoree. ference room, 6051 Old Tuesday, June 10 Bagdad Highway, Milton :‘ Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Santa Rosa Island GRADS Seniors will always be part of Dolphin family’ of Commerce Out of the Box Authority Board Meeting 5 Lunch Series noon, Chamber p.m., Authority meeting room, Matthews welcomed the crowd delivered an animated speech ty and education. All of this will Conference Room, 409 Gulf 1 Via de Luna Drive, Continued from page 1A Pensacola Beach and recalled how Hurricane Ivan about chaos and thinking outside serve you well in the future. Breeze Parkway, Dick teachers and everybody at Gulf severely disrupted the class’ the box, and closed with a rau- “You’ll always be part of the Appleyard guest speaker Santa Rosa County Thursday, June 12 Breeze for putting up with us freshman year in 2004. This cous song that brought cheers Dolphin family.” District 5 Recreational Blackwater Soil and Water and giving her a shot.’ year’s graduates will be remem- from the graduates. Trevino said watching his Advisory Committee 3 p.m., Conservation District Trevino’s words surely repre- bered as the Class of Ivan. “Graduation is one of life’s granddaughter graduate was Classroom C, Andrews Supervisors 7 a.m. 6285 sented the sentiments of the 393 Salutatorian Justin Engle major milestones,” Principal more gratifying than winning on Research and Educational Dogwood Drive, Milton graduates, their parents, boasted of his class’ enthusiasm, Sylvan Ladner said during his the golf tour. Institute, 1118 Gulf Breeze Santa Rosa County Parkway guardians and friends who sense of humor and confidence, address. “My message is simple: “If we lose a tournament, we Commission Regular Midway Fire District Meeting 9 a.m., County attended the nearly two-hour then reminded the audience the Never lose your passion, the can play the next week,” he Commissioners 7 p.m., Administrative Center, 6495 ceremony in the Pensacola group had earned a school-record enthusiasm that brought you to said. “We get nearly 40 chances Commission Meeting Room, Caroline Street, Milton Civic Center. $6.6 million in scholarships. this stage today. Always be com- a year. These kids get one shot 1322 College Parkway, Gulf Santa Rosa County Senior class president Melanie Valedictorian Ryan Thompson mitted to your family, communi- every four years. It’s a big day.” Breeze School Board 6:30 p.m., 5086 Canal Street, Milton Cancun’s defendants sentenced to prison Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Information provided by the Santa Gulf Breeze News operations, 16.6 years (200 to his charges. and used several individuals to Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Accomplices to Rogelio months) for drug trafficking ■ Antioco Cabrera-Esquivel, distribute the cocaine and Galvan-Chavez in the Cancun’s conspiracy, communication 34, of Pensacola, eight years (96 methamphetamine in Northwest Felonies 05/28/2008 Mexican Grill drug and facility conspiracy, possessing a months) for drug trafficking Florida. Some of the drug and Murray, Jeremy Richard, W/M, 05/15/2008 23, 1900 block of Diplomat Street, weapons trafficking and illegal firearm as an illegal alien, and conspiracy, possessing fraudu- firearm transactions took place Morse, Timothy Wayne, W/M, Gulf Breeze, smuggling contraband. immigration case were sen- illegal reentry into the United lent identification documents, just outside Cancun’s Mexican 41, 1900 block of Ambassador 05/29/2008 tenced to prison last week. States following deportation. possessing a firearm as an ille- Grill, which is located about an Drive, Gulf Breeze, fugitive from Griffin, Janice Elizabeth, W/F, ■ justice. 41, 1600 block of College Parkway, Galvan-Chavez, the restau- Cesar Madonado-Bazquez, gal alien, and illegal reentry into eighth of a mile from Gulf Breeze 05/23/2008 Gulf Breeze, violation of probation. rant’s 35-year-old owner, was 29, of Pensacola, operator of the United States following High School. Krueger, Curtis William, W/M, Rowe, Joshua Lerue, W/M, 26, 46, 7100 block of Manatee Street, 4900 block of Ellea Calle Lane, Gulf sentenced to life in prison April “Seven Mares Mexican deportation. “This investigation and pros- Breeze, burglary and larceny. Navarre, possession of cocaine. 30 following his conviction of Restaurant,” 11.3 years (136 Rodriguez-Orosco, ecution dismantled a major 05/30/2008 Miranda III, Daniel Patrick, W/M, conspiracy to distribute and pos- months) for drug trafficking Madonado-Bazquez, Hatem- interstate drug trafficking orga- Preston, Daniel Roy, W/M, 37, 24, 300 block of Loruna Drive, Gulf 2500 block of Houston Circle, Gulf sess with intent to distribute conspiracy, possessing a firearm Hernandez, and Cabrera- nization,” U.S. Attorney Breeze, driving with a suspended Breeze, violation of probation. cocaine and methamphetamine, as an illegal alien, and illegal Esquivel are all Mexican Gregory Miller said. “The con- license. 06/01/2008 conspiracy to use a communica- reentry into the United States nationals unlawfully present in victions and sentences could not 05/24/2008 Holliday, Angela Michelle, W/F, Mullins, Sean Patrick, W/M, 21, 30, 3300 block of Green Briar tion facility to commit a felony, following deportation. the United States and will be have been achieved without the 7600 block of Chablis Circle, Circle, Gulf Breeze, driving with a concealing, harboring and shield- ■ Alejandro Hatem- deported following service of tireless, capable efforts of offi- Navarre, illegal use of a credit card. suspended license. ing illegal aliens for the purpose Hernandez, 28, Pensacola, a their prison terms. cers and agents of the Pensacola Wuthnow, Nicholas Jordan, of commercial advantage or pri- local distributor, 10 years (120 Galvan-Chavez led an orga- and Gulf Breeze police depart- W/M, 20, 8300 block of Segura DUI Street, Navarre, aggravated battery. vate financial gain, and aiding months) for drug trafficking nized crime group that distributed ments, Escambia and Santa 05/25/2008 05/24/2008 and abetting the possession of a conspiracy, trafficking in fraud- large quantities of cocaine and Rosa County Sheriff’s offices, McCallum, Patrick Michael, Huff, Nathan Evan, W/M, 29, firearm by two illegal aliens. ulent identification documents, methamphetamine in the and various state and federal W/M, 32, 2700 block of Bay Club 8100 block of Tortuga Street, Drive, Navarre, possession of a Navarre, DUI. The sentencings included: possessing a firearm as an ille- Panhandle. Galvan-Chavez investigative agencies.” controlled substance without a pre- 05/25/2008 ■ Jesus Rodriguez-Orosco, gal alien, and illegal reentry into obtained the drugs from a source Assistant United States scription. McCallum, Patrick Michael, 34, of Pensacola, the “front the United States following in Atlanta, arranged for their Attorney David Goldberg pros- W/M, 32, 2700 block of Bay Club man” for Galvan-Chavez’s deportation. He pleaded guilty transportation to the Panhandle, ecuted the case. Drive, Navarre, DUI. MONNIN:‘GB Ford family Sign of the times Benson estate donates land, impacted by economy’ stipulates museum be built

Continued from page 1A by the same economic factors BY SCOTT PAGE of environmental contracting ser- affecting everyone in Gulf Gulf Breeze News vices, has removed the hazardous World Ford.” Breeze and across America, and [email protected] material free of charge, which has The dealership won the Ford unfortunately we had to make allowed the project to move into Motor Company's highest award, this tough decision.” There is a new museum on the demolition stage. the President’s Award, in 2004 The $8 million facility is the horizon in Gulf Breeze. “Two of the buildings [cot- and 2005 and generated over vacant now, and Group One Eloise Benson – widow of the tages] are in the demolition $250,000 in property tax and fire Automotive is planning to sell town’s first postmaster, the late process as we speak,” said tax alone for Santa Rosa County it. The building will not be Mark Benson – recently died, and Gordon Sprague, former presi- over the five-year period. leased. in her will donated their brick dent and project director for the And the relationship with the Cindy Anderson, Executive home and land that includes three historical society. community went beyond pro- Director, TEAM Santa Rosa, and small cottages to the Gulf Breeze The demolition should be viding tax income and jobs for Pat Lockard, Industry Developer, Historical Society with the stipu- done in the near future, but the area. Gulf Breeze Ford TEAM Santa Rosa, responded to lation that a museum be estab- plans for the restoration of the sponsored sporting teams and e-mails stating that TEAM is lished on the property. brick residence is uncertain. tournaments, helped print the “always looking for large office The Historical Society has “Bullock Tice & Associates high school paper and donated a space in Gulf Breeze.” decided to first demolish the agreed to complete the restoration brand-new car to the Gulf Anderson said at least two three cottages and restore the free of charge,” said Sprague. Breeze Sports Association to companies have been experi- brick house to be used for the “We won’t know a timetable until aid its fundraising efforts. encing expansion problems in museum, but there is problem. sometime this fall.” Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News The society doesn’t meet “We were willing to take the Gulf Breeze, and could be Take a good look. This photo, taken Monday, might be One of the cottages contains risk,” Monnin said. “The Gulf leaving the area over the next the last time you ever see $3-range gas in the city. hazardous asbestos again until September, during Breeze Ford family is impacted year. MARCOR Remediation, Inc., which time BTA will create a a company that performs a range master plan to present. CORRECTIONS FEE: Waived for city property owners KAYAKER: Victim was In the May 29 Gulf Breeze Continued from page 1A original intent of the fee was to school activities,” Mabry said. “I News, the amount of offset the expense of the police see this as an anti-community Community Redevelopment Two citizens, Janet Mabry department, and all property move. If you look on the cham- stationed at Hurlburt money spent on city roads to and Elizabeth Champlain, owners should be exempt. ber Web page, Gulf Breeze is all Continued from page 1A Hurlburt Field. His 24th birth- attract Andrews Institute was explained to council during their According to the amended about the greater area, not city day was Monday, the day of his incorrectly reported. The figure testimony that though area resi- law, residents of the city and limits." hit by another vessel. death. was $1 million. dents may reside outside the city businesses with vehicles regis- Council woman Bev “There were injuries consis- Authorities conducted an Gulf Breeze News incorrect- limits, and their cars are registered in the city will be exempt Zimmern assured Mabry that the tent with that,” said Stan extensive aerial and water ly reported the amount of Gulf tered to their home addresses, of charges, and the $265 PESR council never intended to Kirkland, public information search for Toothaker’s kayak, Breeze High senior Joey they may own property within fee would be charged only in the exclude any area resident or to officer with the FWC. “That not immediately knowing that Leonard’s scholarship to city limits and are still tax pay- case of an at-fault ticketing for a make anyone feel unwelcome. raises a lot of questions.” the small, blue plastic vessel Harper Junior College in ers. traffic offense resulting in the “We do not want to discour- Berryman said there were no had been found hours earlier. Palantine, Ill. The correct figure "I own property in the city, accident. age anyone,” she said. signs the kayak had been hit by Authorities initially did not was $33,600. and I pay property taxes in Gulf Mabry also detailed consider- Mayor Lane Gilchrist another vessel. interview Toothaker’s widow, Gulf Breeze News also Breeze," Champlain said. "If the able concerns as to the legality of explained that the ordinance was “In most boating accidents,” who was too distraught to make incorrectly identified John Crad intent of the ordinance is to spare the fee and the "anti-community" prompted by pressure to offset he said, “boaters are generally statements immediately after Hubbard of Alpine, Ala., who is the residents from double taxa- impact of the fee. the expenses of a police force aware if they collide with anoth- her husband’s body was found. engaged to Gulf Breeze native tion, you need to consider the "I am a part of this communi- greatly impacted by the presence er vessel.” “It’s a terrible family Heather Shufelt. investors in the city who do not ty. I may not pay taxes, but I vol- of Highway 98 through town. Toothaker was an Airman tragedy,” an investigator on the Gulf Breeze News strives for have cars registered to a city unteer extensively in this com- “We average 400 wrecks each First Class assigned to the First scene said. accuracy and deeply regrets the address." munity, serve this community year,” he said. “And less than Special Operations Aircraft Anyone with any information errors. The council agreed that the and support community and 100 involve residents.” Maintenance Squadron at is asked to call 888-404-3922.

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www.GulfBreezeNews.com Coastal gets over 1 million hits per month! Publix helps United Way State still offering free Call 850.932.8986 residents windstorm inspections to get your ad on the web! appear to be From Special Reports detached dwellings — provides With a goal of hardening homeowners with a “hurricane homes in Florida, the state is rating” for their home and also complacent offering free windstorm inspec- provides recommendations on tions to single-family resi- how to strengthen their home. Dear Customer, From Special Reports dences in the Sunshine State. In addition, homeowners are On the heels of two mild The State of Florida — provided an insurance form that For nineteen years I have storm seasons, Americans in through the My Safe Florida many times provides homeown- been landscaping homes Gulf and Atlantic coastal states Home Program administered by ers with discounts on their along the Gulf Coast, giv- are still complacent and unpre- CFO Alex Sink — is giving way homeowner’s insurance. A State ing curb appeal to the front pared for hurricanes according 400,000 free windstorm inspec- of Florida study showed home- yard and livability to the to a Mason-Dixon poll. tions to people who own Florida owners are eligible for, but are back. Call me and I will The poll shows some residents single-family homes. More than not receiving, an average of meet with you to design of hurricane-vulnerable states say 300,000 inspections have been $282 a year in insurance premi- bed lines, place trees and they will not evacuate and prefer completed to date, so time is of um discounts. This inspection palms, choose shrubs and to weather storms at home. Many the essence to see that as many provides them with the neces- color, and discuss selec- residents lack disaster plans, and homeowners have the opportu- sary documentation to receive tion of mulches and edges. many are still misinformed about nity to receive a free windstorm this discount. That day I will call you back how to protect themselves and inspection. Under the My Safe Florida with a price. you can then their families during a storm. The Hurricane season began Home free inspection, certified come to the nursery and poll shows even many of the res- Monday, June 1. inspectors assess critical areas approve of the selection. idents who live within 30 miles Submitted photo Homeowners can sign up for of a home. The inspection takes Usually within a week we can install your new land- of the coast fail to take proper Publix supermarket district manager Mark Pittman a free inspection simply by approximately 45 minutes. The (right) gives a $13,000 check to executive director scape, giving you at least precautions. going on the My Safe Florida State will provide an analysis on Guy Thompson of United Way of Santa Rosa County $3.00 to $5.00 in resale The 2008 National Hurricane Home web page, mysafeflorida- how safe a home is and provide for their annual campaign. “We are blessed to have value for every dollar you Survival Initiative aims to edu- home.com, and submitting an suggestions on how to strength- cate residents living in hurri- such a community-oriented partner in Publix,” said spend. Give me a call. Marianne Back, UWSRC community projects application for the program. en, or harden, the home. cane-vulnerable states about the After you apply online, keep a Many homes have some Thanks, risks they face and the steps coordinator. “Local store manager Ed Betts serves on our board of directors, and we can always count on copy of the application for your “hardening” features and are Mike they must take to protect them- records. entitled to discounts on their selves and minimize damage. Publix volunteers to help with community projects like Cram the Van and Day of Caring.” The program — which is existing homes subsequent to “The devastating storms of only available to single-family the inspections. 2004 and 2005 exposed how many residents are unprepared 3774 Gulf Breeze Pkwy for hurricanes,” said Bill Read, Spring 2008 Don’t Forget director of the National Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) Father’s Day is June 15 850.934.1043 Hurricane Center. “Three years later, too many residents are NORM-REFERENCED TEST denying that this could ever READING MATHEMATICS happen to them. This could be a Total test Mean Points Earned Total test Mean Points Earned 2008 fatal mistake. The time to pre- scores by Content scores by Content pare is now - not when a hurricane is threatening your area.” The National Oceanic & Atmospheric Association (NOAA) predicts the 2008 hurri-

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It’s a simple call to Natl average 12 12 12 7 14 9 7 7 8 5 5 6 your carrier or your agent.” GB Middle 248 702 86 15 15 15 10 17 10 8 248 718 91 9 10 6 7 9 The poll revealed several con- WB Middle 301 691 79 15 14 14 9 16 10 8 301 697 83 8 9 5 6 8 cerns about the adequacy of GRADE 7 homeowners’ insurance: Max points 18 18 18 12 20 12 10 9 9 9 9 12 ■ Nearly one in four may not Natl average 14 11 11 9 13 8 6 5 4 5 5 6 at Gulf Breeze have replacement coverage. GB Middle 271 717 89 16 15 15 11 16 11 8 271 720 89 7 6 7 7 9 ■ 45 percent said they have WB Middle 345 703 83 16 14 14 10 15 10 7 345 704 82 7 5 7 6 8 not reviewed their insurance GRADE 8 policies with an agent within Max points 18 18 18 10 20 14 10 9 9 9 9 12 the last year. Natl average 12 11 12 7 13 10 7 5 5 5 4 6 · 110 Bed Assisted ■ 38 percent of residents did GB Middle 285 722 88 15 15 16 9 16 12 9 285 741 91 8 7 7 6 9 Living/Retirement not know their standard home- WB Middle 274 704 79 14 14 14 8 15 11 8 274 714 80 7 6 6 6 7 Community owner’s policies do not cover GRADE 9 · Locally Owned flooding. Max points 18 18 18 10 20 14 10 9 9 15 12 14 and Operated ■ 27 percent thought their Natl average 11 10 10 6 12 8 5 5 5 7 4 4 · Home Cooked Meals homeowner’s insurance cov- GB High 384 724 85 15 14 14 8 17 11 7 384 730 84 8 8 9 7 9 ered flood damage, and another · Linen and 20 percent weren’t sure. In fact, GRADE 10 Housekeeping Service Max points 18 18 18 10 20 14 10 9 9 15 12 14 · 24 Hour Staff flood damage is only covered if Natl average 13 11 12 7 13 9 7 4 4 6 4 4 homeowners purchase a sepa- GB High 384 734 86 16 15 15 9 17 12 9 383 726 77 4 4 7 5 5 and Security rate flood insurance policy, Sources: Santa Rosa County School District/Florida Department of Education · Activities Program such as that offered by the fed- Conveniently · Respite & Day Care eral government’s National located in Flood Insurance Program. Gulf Breeze students measure up the heart of Gulf Breeze News ber sense, operations, pat- Santa Rosa County. Gulf Breeze 934-1061 POLL FINDINGS Gulf Breeze schools performed terns/relationships and algebra, “We will examine where we behind well above national averages on data/statistics and probability, have done well and where our per- www.villasgulfbreeze.com ■ 54 percent of portions of the 2008 FCAT that and geometry and measure- formance was not up to our expec- Cancun’s people don’t feel vul- were designed to compare acade- ment in math. tations and make changes where Restaurant nerable to a hurricane mic performance to a nationwide “All of our schools turned in change is needed.” AL#9664 or related tornado or sample of students. a very solid performance,” flooding. The Norm-Referenced Test School District Superintendent ■ 56 percent have (NRT) portion of the FCAT John Rogers said. “Thanks to no family disaster plan. includes reading comprehension the teachers, parents and volun- ■ 67 percent have and mathematics problem solving. teers who assist in educating our DowntownStyle no survival kit. Scores from grades 3-10 are calcu- children. A performance like with a NewOrlean’s Flair! ■ 85 percent have lated and compared to the national this is one to be celebrated.” taken no steps to norm groups for each grade. The FCAT NRT uses a scale make their homes Gulf Breeze Elementary, that in reading comprehension SEAFOOD ● BURGERS ● STEAKS ● SALADS ● SANDWICHES stronger since the last Middle and High School each has a range from a low of 449 in “Try Our Famous hurricane season. set standards for Santa Rosa grade 3 to a high of 834 in grade Fish Salad.” ● Sunday Jazz Brunch ■ 13 percent might County in median National 10. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A June 5, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Milton man, 41, arrested on burglary, parole violation From Special Reports Michael Zorn, 41, of Milton Pensacola Beach witnessed the perimeter. The suspect left and Santa Rosa County Jail. In almost all of the previous The Gulf Breeze Police was arrested after he allegedly break-in and called authorities was pulled over on McAbee It was unclear if Zorn was burglaries, contents were visible Department and Escambia burglarized a car at Pensacola while Zorn fled in his own gray Court near Chip’s Gym. involved or not in a rash of vehi- and taken after the window was County Sheriff’s Office teamed Beach, then hours later alleged- Jeep Cherokee. Deputies learned Zorn had a cle burglaries that have occurred broken. up Monday, June 2, to arrest a ly tried to burglarize a vehicle A citizen at Harbourtown warrant for his arrest in Santa in Gulf Breeze Proper, Midway Anyone with information burglary suspect near the near Billy Bob’s Beach later called authorities to report Rosa County on a parole viola- and Navarre along U.S. about these crimes is asked to Harbourtown office and busi- Barbecue. an alleged burglary, and author- tion. He also was charged with Highway 98 between May 9 and call Crimestoppers at ness complex in Gulf Breeze. The owner of the vehicle at ities set up a surveillance burglary and was transferred to May 28. (850) 437-7867. Splashing into summer Appleyard MLS# 347092 $199,900 to speak at seminar

The Gulf Breeze Area 1564 Oak Drive Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce’s Small ● 3 BD / 2 BA / 1 HALF BA ● 2,089 SF Business Committee will hold its second “Out-of-the-Box- Lunch Series” seminar on Tuesday, June 10, from noon to 1 p.m. at the Chamber office, Residential and Commercial Cell: 490 Gulf Breeze Parkway. 850-384-7607 Guest speaker will be Dick www.denrem.com Appleyard, President of [email protected] Appleyard Agency. Appleyard has planned and executed advertising campaigns, public Want Personal relations and employee relations programs for a wide range Local Service? of clients including utilities, banks, law firms, healthcare Call Us! organizations, retailers, builders, politicians and civic organizations. Scott Shanks, AAMS He is a dedicated community Financial Advisor leader who has been honored in most every way possible in the Gulf Breeze Shopping Center Pensacola area. 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway The “Out-of-the-Box” lunch Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News series is designed for a small 850-934-4499 Children at the Santa Rosa Community Preschool at Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church group to meet some of the most enjoy a slippy slide during their annual year-end water party May 20. The school has successful “Out-of-the-Box” www.edwardjones.com Member SPIC been a staple of the community for three decades, the last 12 years at GBPC. thinking business entrepreneurs in the area. The group meets once a month through Oct. 14. Future speakers include Todd Hopkins (Office Pride Swenson Park Picnic scheduled Commercial Cleaning), Susan Story (Gulf Power) and Julian Saturday in Santa Rosa Shores MacQueen (Innisfree Hotels).

The Santa Rosa Shores neighborhood is having its VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL CALENDAR annual Swenson Park Family relaxation Picnic on Saturday, June 7, from Where: Calvary Chapel When: June 16-20, 9 a.m. to dentistry When: June 16-20, Aug. 11-15, noon (both campuses) 5-7:30 p.m., and residents are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. To register: Call 932-3594 invited to share in the good Cost: $65 ■ time. To register: Call 932-8197 Where: St. Paul United Methodist Calvary Chapel will take an ■ When: June 23-27, 9 a.m. to noon. Where: Concord Presbyterian To register: 932-8002 active role in the celebration, When: June 16-20, 9 a.m. ■ which will to noon Where: St. Ann Catholic imagine... include com- To register: Call 932-6243 When: July 28 to Aug. 1, ■ a completely relaxing RIEFS petitive 9 a.m. to noon. B Where: First Baptist Church, Gulf Cost: $40 and safe way to achieve a games, a Breeze To register: 932-2859 super slide, obstacle course, When: June 9-13, 8:30 a.m. ■ radiant and healthy smile, food and live music. to 5 p.m. Where: St. Francis of Asissi To register: Call 932-2207 or go Episcopal without the anxiety and pain Swenson is a lovely little online at www.fbcgulfbreeze.com When: June 23-27 community park that serves ■ To register: 932-2861 you feel about going to the dentist. Gulf Breeze youth and the Where: Gulf Breeze Presbyterian ■ young at heart. When: July 21-24, 9 a.m. to noon. Where: St. Sylvester Catholic To register: Call 932-3625 When: June 16-20 For more information, call ■ Cost: $15 Calvary Chapel at 932-8197 or Where: Gulf Breeze United To register: 939-3020. send an e-mail to informa- Methodist [email protected]. To have your church’s Vacation Bible School listed in Gulf Breeze News, submit information by noon Monday, June 9, for inclusion in the Thursday, June 12, Friends of Navarre newspaper. ORAL CONSCIOUS SEDATION DENTISTRY Library book sale is the ultimate in relaxation without needles. Stock up for summer reading sell a pancake breakfast from 7 to tion of hardcover and paperback at the Friends of the Navarre 10:30 a.m. books. These books are in great It will significantly reduce your fears and discomfort Library used book sale on A preview sale with refresh- condition at reasonable prices; with dental procedures. Saturday, June 14, from 9 a.m. to ments will be open to members so buy one, get one free. 2 p.m. at the E.H. Pullum Senior of Friends of Navarre Library For more information, con- Whether you are anxious about going to the dentist, or Center across from the Navarre Friday, June 13, from 6-8 p.m. tact the library at 936-6120. Library. New members can join at the All proceeds from the sale just too busy for multiple appointments, oral conscious Go early and enjoy breakfast. door. will be used to support the sedation is a stress-free solution to achieve ALL your The Holley Navarre Seniors will There will be a large selec- library. dental needs. Mission to help Native Baby of the Week Contact us today...and get ready to experience Americans seeks donations A NEW LEVEL OF PATIENT CARE you never Gulf Breeze News dreamed possible. Organizers led by George B. Dodge of Pensacola plan a mission trip later this month to Eagle Butte, Dr. Douglas Hightower S.D., to deliver relief supplies to impoverished Lakota Sioux Indians. Mission members have collected more than half of the desired amount of clothing, bedding, blankets, shoes and bedding needed for the humanitarian trip. Still needed are working washing machines, com- ON THE EMERALD COAST puters and small household appliances like toasters, Hayden R. Dykes of Gulf Breeze is SEDATION . COSMETICS . IMPLANTS irons, land-line phones and working sewing celebrating her four-month birthday today, June 5. Hayden is the daughter 5075 Carpenter Creek Drive machines and materials. Pensacola, Florida 32503 The non-profit First Nation Intertribal Association of Courtney Booker and Jeff Dykes Jr. Proud grandparents include Jeff and (501c-3) also is seeking financial contributions to 478-0909 Gina Dykes of Gulf Breeze, Tom and help offset expenses of the trip. A fund is set up at all www.pensacolacosmeticdentist.com Mary Edwards of Pensacola, and Debi Wachovia Bank locations in the Pensacola Bay Area Arndt of Milton. Hayden was Dr. Hightower is certified in O.C.S. and I.V. sedation by the state of Florida; for the cause. photographed (left) during Derby Day on active staff at both Sacred Heart and Baptist Hospitals, and is a fellow in Dodge will drive a 27-foot rental truck full of sup- for the Hat Parade at Pensacola Beach the Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation. plies the 1,700 miles from his home in Pensacola to Elks Lodge and again (right) on . . Eagle Butte, S.D. Memorial Day. WWW PENSACOLACOSMETICDENTIST COM For information, call Dodge at (850) 474-1842.

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A June 5, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON 2007 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ 2nd Place Religion Writing ■ 1st Place Sports Section ■ 1st Place Individual Graphic Does it bother you that Publix was granted a variance by the city to operate CO-PUBLISHERS : a liquor store Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn within 2,500 feet of a church EDITOR: Joe Culpepper I’ll have my people text your people or school? SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson The other night, my daughter you later.” mentioned that she and her I’ve learned that the acronyms ADVERTISING SALES: boyfriend were having a misun- and slang used by today’s teens Pam Randall derstanding. were created because most cell Trying to be the ever-helpful phones have a 160-character OFFICE MANAGER: dad, I asked, “Have y’all talked limit on a single text message. Karen Murphy it out?” So kids - and probably plenty of “Well,” she replied, “I texted office-bound adults who are GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: him, and he texted me back. addicted to instant-messaging - Art Director Then I texted him, and he texted created an entire glossary to save Nikola Stamenkovich me back again. Everything’s conversation as brief and to the Did you get all that? time and energy. Jessica Bowie cool.” point as possible. For the text messaging chal- I understand that kids will be Goodness, I thought. My It probably (and I’m kind of lenged out there, here’s the kids. It’s fun (I’m told) to tap out CONTRIBUTORS: daughter, three years shy of making this up) went something translation: “Hey, how’s it going, a text message that is quick, Betty Archer Allen starting college, resorted to text like this: boyfriend? Long time no see. convenient and cute. “No, because it would be near a T. “Bubba” Bechtol messaging to settle a misunder- “Hey, HIG BF? LNGTMNOC. I’m crying big tears because I I’m from the old school. I church or school anywhere in Bette Boyle standing. No words were actual- I’m CRBT COS I can’t stop thinking about you. prefer to communicate verbally Proper.” Pam Brannon ly spoken; they were only typed. CSTHNKNAU. RU mad at me? Are you mad at me? We haven’t or with whole, printed words in Carla Courtney Hannah Bunning As a matter of fact, words in We haven’t had a D8 L8LY, and had a date lately, and I miss you most instances. Times are chang- Gulf Breeze Steffaney Clark most instances weren’t even I M$ULKECRZ. IOHIS4U, so like crazy. I only have eyes for ing, however, and we must adapt Scott Page used. Instead, a cryptic collec- LMK if everything’s OK. GTG. you, so let me know if every- to survive, I suppose. Chuck Randle tion of acronyms kept her text TTYL8R.” thing’s okay. Got to go. Talk to Well, GTG. TTUL8R. TCOY.

Member: OMG, texting stymies kids’ thinking Florida Press Association National Newspaper Assn. Somewhere out there is the Ream. “Text messaging is to regurgitate information to Ream says writing is a skill mind that will produce the next destroying the written word. parrot it back for the correct that can be learned. Her book Gulf Breeze Area Chamber great American novel. If, how- The students aren’t writing let- answer, but they can’t process “K.I.S.S. Keep It Short and of Commerce (“2003 Small ever, that would-be author is ters, they’re typing into their the thought and build on it.” Simple” lays out a formula she Business of the Year”) under the age of 18, the words cell phones one line at a time. School system money is often says makes writing easier: he or she writes might be more Feelings aren’t communicated tied into the standardized testing teach your kids to organize Pensacola Beach Chamber “No, because if you don’t drink, of “SOZ” and “TGGTG” than with words when you’re tex- results. Many teachers complain their thoughts on paper; com- of Commerce then you won’t go in to buy beautiful, flowing prose. ting; emotions are sideways of being pressured to spend so pare the subject with others to liquor.” Pensacola Chamber “We have a whole genera- smiley faces. Kids are typing much time teaching to the test show how the ideas are similar; Julie Denton of Commerce tion being raised without com- shorthand jargon that isn’t even that they don’t have the time to contrast the subject with others Pensacola Beach Navarre Tourist munication skills,” says Jacquie a complete thought.” guide the children into true, to show how the concept is dif- Development Council Ream, former teacher and Reading may not be the thought-provoking learning. ferent and interrelate - write the Santa Rosa County Chamber author of “K.I.S.S. Keep It problem. Neilsen/NetRatings “There’s a whole generation essay to show how the subject of Commerce Short and Simple” (Book reports the average 12- to 17- that can’t come up with new relates to the reader. Publishers Network). She con- year-old visits more than 1,400 ideas,” says Ream. “And even Every generation has great LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze tends text messaging and the Web pages a month. Ask that if they did have a breakthrough minds with great thoughts that News welcomes your opinion. Internet are destroying the way average teenager what they thought or opinion of their can guide the rest of us. If We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We our kids read, think and write. read and they might be able to own, they couldn’t share it with teenagers aren’t taught to do not accept letters containing A recent National Center for tell you. Ask the average the rest of us.” groom their opinions and ideas a personal attack on any indi- Education Statistics study reports teenager what their opinion is This generation, however, so that they can write effective- vidual. Letters must be limited only one out of four high school on that blog or article and you isn’t a complete ‘write-off.’ ly, society will lose out on a to one per month from an indi- seniors is a proficient writer. A might find them fumbling for Ream says the parents can generation of creativity. “Yeah. I thought that it had to be vidual writer. If we receive form College Board survey of the thoughts that are their own. make a big difference in the “If we let these kids get a certain distance from a church letters, we will print only the first nation’s blue-chip companies “Critical thinking skills are way their children communi- caught up in technology, if we or school.” one we receive. Include your found only two-thirds of employ- not taught today,” Ream says. cate. She suggests reading the let politicians get caught up in Dan Malinsky name, address and daytime ees are capable writers. “Teachers are forced to use same book your teenager is testing, it’s America as a whole Gulf Breeze phone number. “These kids aren’t learning what little classroom time they reading - then trying to open a that loses out on great words, CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze to spell. They’re learning have to teach to the standard- dinner table conversation about thoughts and novels that will News is committed to accuracy acronyms and shorthand,” says ized tests. The kids learn how the plot of that novel. never be written,” Ream says. and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or clarification. Please email us at [email protected] Here’s a way to cut gas usage 20 percent with the subject line CORRECTION or While I was biking into work gas? Can you imagine reducing you, please can I have another” CLARIFICATION. Or, call the other day, I was planning to LETTERS your gas usage by 20 percent? and start acting like true (850) 932-8986 during write you a letter about my plan Can you imagine the possibili- Americans. “We’re not going to office hours and ask for to save the world. Now that I’ve ties? I can. Every day I bike to take it!” We can do something “No, not at all. It doesn’t have anything to do with whether or news or sports departments. read your May 29 editorial have decided to take action. I work, I keep $4 in my pocket. I about the gas prices. How mad ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze not kids drink.” (‘Thank you, oil, may I have want you to do the same. love my F-150, but that sweet and frustrated and angry do you News will not be responsible for Hughey Rush another?’), I want to give you a At least one day a week, truck is just a big old gas hog, need to get? quality or discoloration in ads good kick in the pants. and 16 miles translates to a gal- Biff Wheeler Gulf Breeze provided by the advertiser or its don’t use your vehicle. I’m rid- lon of gas. If we all biked, Gulf Breeze agents. Don’t just sit there and coming my bicycle to work one day plain; let’s get mad and do a week (three, actually, but that’s walked or shared a ride to work Gulf Breeze News is published something! We got ourselves because I’m having a war with one day a week , our gas usage Newspaper tour weekly on Thursdays for $30 into this mess with the fuel my bathroom scale), and I in this area would drop by one- enlightens students per year by Gulf Breeze News prices, and we can get our- encourage you to do the same. fifth. I believe the reduction in Thank you so much for Publishing, Inc. Periodical selves out! If you can’t ride your bike, and I usage would translate to lower allowing our ITV crew to come postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Now I’m just as guilty as the know some people live farther gas prices. and tour your newspaper. We Florida. USPS # 021819. I promise not to give any of Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- next person, cranking up my out than I do, then get a ride in thoroughly enjoyed it, and the tions. POSTMASTER: Please good old F-150 to go less than with someone. I know, it might you a hard time when I’m only students learned a lot. You and send address changes to one mile across the street to be a bit inconvenient, and you saving $3.50 a day by riding your co-workers did a wonder- Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box Wal-Mart, but it’s time to take might have to wait 10 minutes at my bike, I promise. I’m not ful job, as you also do with “It doesn’t bother me at all. I 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. the bull by the horns and do the end of the day for Bill to get even going to rant about the your newspaper. never really think about it.” All content is copyrighted something about our gas usage. through telling Margie about his health benefits; the gas prices Gayla McDonald Jeff Trew 2008. Advertising rates are I, too, am “mad as hell and not grandkids, but is that really a big alone would be worth it. Computer & Career Teacher Gulf Breeze available upon request. going to take anymore,” so I imposition to save money on So let’s stop saying, “Thank Gulf Breeze Middle School

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 5, 2008 7A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Strategic trees, shrubs left little to our imagination Last week, I read a small good seat. singles, eating out has become Islands National Seashore? news item in our beloved Gulf There were many ideas sug- the norm. If you are like me, Working at the Live Oaks Breeze News about an artist gested by the patrons of the there are dinners and lunches Visitors Center on Gulf who has been commissioned to bar, as well as those from the out on many days when they Breeze Parkway offers you paint a mural in a local retire- owner, and he was finding it are a part of my social activi- the opportunity to meet folks ment home. It brought back very difficult to please every- ties. In this case, portions are from all over the U.S. and memories of a day long ago one. The owner wanted an out- often rather large for a senior, abroad. The hours are from when my husband-to-be, who door scene with lots of trees, and that solves the problem of 12:30 to 4:30 in the afternoon, was 18 at the time, was com- blue skies and puffy clouds. shopping for the next meal as and the jobs are equally suited missioned to do the same thing, The customers seemed to prefer we take quite a bit of our to male or female volunteers except that his mural was to be human figures, without an My father, known as an only yourself to cook for, so it restaurant food home with us. who like working inside or in a popular bar in overabundance of clothing admirer of the female form and is the speed and ease of prepa- It’s a good way to avoid outdoors. Philadelphia. (ahem). who had many “racy” calendars ration that counts? overeating, too. Call the volunteer supervisor There was another difference Since this was his first pay- in his workshop, said, “I just Where once I would cook Seems it always varies at 934-2600 for more informa- as well, and a big one: The ing job, he was naturally eager know that boy will go far in dinner each day for five off- between feast and famine. Isn’t tion. mural was painted during busi- to please them all. He accom- life.” spring, a husband and a moth- it nice to have such simple ■ ness hours, and watching the plished this with strategically- ■ er-in-law, now a frozen entree problems? What’s the difference artist was considered to be part placed trees and bushes cover- Do you still look at the food in the microwave is the answer. ■ between a new husband and a of the entertainment! ing the scantily-clad figures in advertisement pages in your I can recall the days when a If you are looking for a vol- new dog? Each night, Howard painted the landscape. But one could newspaper each week, even if lot of hamburger meat in vari- unteer job that does not require After a year, the dog is still for several hours while the somehow tell that fulsome you are now only buying food ous guises appeared on the din- being glued to a computer or excited to see you. barstools were occupied by the bosoms were hiding behind for one? Or has it been a few ner table. filing reams of papers, how Speaking of which — see regulars who jockeyed for a those shrubs. years now that you have had But nowadays, for many about a position at the Gulf you next week!

Senior Century Plant grows skyward Hospice seeks volunteers Covenant Hospice is seeking North Palafox Street. Chill Out compassionate teen volunteers The workshop will educate who are interested in making a teens on Covenant Hospice ser- seeks help difference in the lives of vices and prepares them for vol- From Special Reports patients and families facing unteering in many areas, includ- Senior Chill Out, a one-day end-of-life issues. ing patient/family companion- donation drive to acquire new A teen volunteer training work- ship, nursing-home visits, air conditioners, fans or funds shop will be held from noon to 4 fundraising events and adminis- to assist seniors with heat-relat- p.m. Wednesday, June 11, and trative support. The workshop is ed issues, will be held by Friday, June 13, at the Pensacola free and open to the public. Council on Aging of West Covenant Hospice branch, 2001 To learn more, call 202-0353 Florida from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, June 13, at Lowe’s Home Improvement, 1421 Tiger Park Lane in Gulf Breeze. More people die from heat waves each year than from hurricanes, lightning, tornadoes, floods and earthquakes com- bined. The elderly are particu- larly vulnerable as chronic medical conditions and pre- scription medicines that impair the body’s ability to regulate its temperature put the elderly at a higher risk of heat stress. Following the collection Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News event, local Lowe’s Heroes will Marie Miclo of 212 Dolphin Street is pictured with her Century Plant on April 28 (left) assist with installation. and May 23. The plant, native to Mexico, only occasionally flowers, sometimes to a For more information, call height of 25 feet. The plant’s lifespan is about 25 years. Sadly, it dies after flowering. 432-1475. OBITUARIES Protect your Daughter ALBERT BARBEE dling arrangements. In lieu of In lieu of flowers, the family are: her children Paul Wallis and Ask me about Gardasil TM 1917-2008 flowers, please consider memor- asks that Meg’s memory be hon- Joni Wallis; her grandchildren, Commander Albert Ray ial gifts in Barbee’s memory to ored by giving a donation to the Sam Wallis and Sophia Wallis; Barbee, 90, of Gulf Breeze, the charity of your choice. Habitat For Humanity project at her sister, Donna Millage and Also offering: St. Ann Catholic Church. niece, Debbie Galuppo; her for- passed away on Sunday, June 1, ■ MEG DUNTZ mer husband, Earl Wallis Weight Management in Pensacola. TM ■ Botox Barbee was born Nov. 12, 1958-2008 DREDA FITZGIBBONS (Debbie Wallis); and her extend- 1917. He is survived by his wife On Saturday, 1938-2008 ed family: JoAnn Lagergren, Call for details... of 65 years, Miriam Turner May 31, Margaret Dreda E. Fitzgibbons, 69, of Sue Wright, Renee Graczyk, Barbee, of Bagdad. The pair Hoffman Duntz, Navarre passed away Saturday, Laura Simmons, Emily 934-3256 met and were married in just 50, of Gulf Breeze May 24. Lagergren, Stephanie Wright, under three months’ time on July passed away, final- Dreda was born in Phoenix, and Kim Claud; and several 20, 1942. ly winning her bat- Duntz Ariz., on July 30, 1938. She is sur- other extended family members. Janice M. Hudson, M.D. Barbee also is survived by his tle with lung can- vived by her husband, John She will be greatly missed by all is now seeing patients four children: Dr. Steven Barbee cer after four years of strength Fitzgibbons; sons, Richard Gipson whose lives she has touched. at her new practice. of Guilford, Conn., Susan and courage that is an inspira- and Robert Vaughn; daughters, The family would like to express their extreme gratitude Barbee of Houndslow, England, tion to us all. Gina Stuman, Rita Real, Diana , M.D. John Douglas Barbee of Together, Meg and Eric Seagle and Gerrie Goodman. to all who were helpful during JANICE M. HUDSON Navarre and Janet Dickey of William Duntz, her husband of Grandchildren, Suzan Gottier, this difficult time in their lives. Jacksonville, as well as 10 28 years, poured their love into Wesley McKay, Crystal Rogan, Memorial services were held at Family grandchildren and three great- three wonderful children — Sarah Snapp, Joshua Gipson, the chapel of Gulf Breeze Medicine grandchildren. Rebecca Marie, 21, Alexander Rebekah Counts, Witney Gipson, Methodist Church on May 24. 1337 Country Club Rd. ■ Gulf Breeze, FL The Barbees resided in Gulf John, 17, and Mark Eric, 12. Ashley Gipson, Alexis Judkins, Arrangements entrusted to Rose Lawn Funeral Home. Breeze for 40 years and were Meg was born Feb. 4, 1958, Jamie Judkins, Joseph Real, active members of Gulf Breeze in Alexandria, Va., to Anne Kelly Rianna Real, Regan Vaughn, Presbyterian Church. Wilchers of Destin and George Nicole Laing, Erica Laing, Billy Barbee, a U.S. Naval E. Hoffman Jr. of Gulf Breeze. Seagle, Brian Seagle, and nine Academy graduate and aviator, One of seven children, she was great-grandchildren. SEPTIC Problems? served his country for 25 years preceded in death by oldest Funeral services were held including two tours of duty in the brother George E. Hoffman III Wednesday, May 28, at Billory South Pacific during World War and survived by her other sib- Baptist Church in Navarre. Call K. Goddard Construction Inc. II. He served aboard The lings — John T. Hoffman, Marie Interment was in Rose Lawn Breeze, which was stationed in Hoffman Price, Anne Hoffman Cemetery, Gulf Breeze. Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Medio, Carl T. Hoffman and Arrangements entrusted to Following a distinguished Philip D. Hoffman. Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Naval career, Barbee taught for Meg and Eric fell in love as Gulf Breeze. Friends can offer 18 years at Pensacola Junior students at Gulf Breeze High condolences, share memories College in the Math department. School. She attended and sign the guestbook at Barbee was a member of the Massachusetts College of www.roselawn-fh.com. Lions Club, was a Mason and a Pharmacy and graduated from JO ANN WALLIS Shriner. Barbee also spent his Florida Atlantic University. 1951-2008 retirement doing volunteer work After a 15-year career in the Jo Ann M. Wallis of Gulf at Gulf Breeze Hospital and Gulf pharmaceutical industry, Meg Breeze passed away Monday, Breeze Library during tax sea- was able to retire and focus her May 19. She was born Oct. 9, son. He was an avid golfer and attention on her family and her 1951. in Riverside, Calif., to was dedicated to his faith, coun- husband’s growing business, Frank and Mildred Millage, who try, family and friends. A-Plus Marine Supply. preceded her in death. Visitation will be held at Meg continues to provide Wallis was a resident of Gulf Northminster Presbyterian strength, humor and counsel to Breeze for 18 years and was Church on Nine Mile Road from the family while gathered in the ● employed as a dental assistant Septic Tank & Drain Field K. Goddard Construction Inc. 10-11 a.m. on Friday, June 6, arms of our Lord. at Renfroe & Zieman Family Installation & Repair with funeral services immediate- Arrangements were made Dentistry. She will always be ● ly following. through Harper-Morris Funeral Pumping remembered as a loving and Licensed Contractor since 1987! Burial will be held at 12:30 Home. Visitation was at St. Ann ● dedicated mother who enjoyed Aerobic Systems p.m. on June 6 in the Barrancas Catholic Church on Wednesday. caring not only for her family but ● Septic Inspections 333.1650 Memorial Cemetery with full mil- Mass of the Resurrection will ------850. for others as well. itary honors. be celebrated today, June 5, at ● Free Estimates Major Credit Cards Accepted ● State License # SR0890855 Left to cherish her memory Harper Morris Chapel is han- 11 a.m.

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 5, 2008 Heirloom quilt is rare collectible The quilt is a postage stamp BY VICI PAPAJOHN quilt, so named because it is Gulf Breeze News entirely composed of [email protected] 5/8"squares. "Cotton was scarce after the civil war," Moates "Oh, what a treasure!" were the first words out explains. "So they used whatev- of quilt appraiser Alma Moates' mouth when she er little scraps they had and saw Gulf Breeze resident Lenn Jackson's family made them work for quilting." quilt. “This is an absolute treasure!” The quilt is not only a post- The unique Victorian quilt was created in 1889 Civil War era collectible, its by Jackson's great grandmother, Louise 'Louisa' design and color are very Henry McHaney in Lexington, TN. Jackson knew unique and also add to its value, that the piece had great sentimental value, but also according to Moates. The quilt discovered that the family heirloom quilt is truly a is worked with a brown back- rare collectible. ground, and has a blue, green, Quilt appraisers have examined the quilt and pink, red and yellow rose pat- believe it is a perfect example of making some- tern probably borrowed from a thing beautiful out of limited resources on hand. needlepoint pattern purchased The pattern appears to be an adaptation of a Berlin from the New Orleans needlepoint chair back pattern probably adapted Exposition in 1884, according totally by Henry. to Jackson's family records. Jackson is the fifth lady in her family to own The quilt is in remarkably the quilt which is passed down to the oldest good condition, likely due to its daughter of each generation. unlikely background color. ABOVE "Louise McHaney was 69 years old when she "A brown quilt is definitely : On October 25, 1981, The stitched the quilt," Jackson says. "It took 12 less likely to be popular and Tuscaloosa News ran this picture of months and 12 days to complete it. It was shown would've been used less fre- Mrs. John Ben Bomar viewing her in the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair and at the quently," says Moates. "So, it great grandmother’s quilt with antique quilt collector Farley Selliger. Marshall Fields Department Store in Chicago." stayed protected all these years RIGHT: The Rose quilt spread out to in reveal its full pattern. trunks or cabi- nets." according to Moates. In The brown fabric the case of brown dyes, squares are the only iron was used, causing squares that show appar- the subsequent deteriora- ent deterioration, probation. bly due to the fact that The McHaney Mosaic cotton is a cellulose fiber Rose Quilt is 85 1/4" long that required a mordant by 76 ¼" wide, and its to grip the fabric and set mosaic design depicts a the color. Minerals were bouquet of roses consist- often used as mordants, ing of 12,772 pieces. The quilt is hand pieced with 625,828 stitches and hand quilted with 178,808 Tuscaloosa, and she and I and my aunt, Mary stitches as counted by the maker's husband. The Helen Grimes, were looking at it. We knew it LEFT: Quilt appraiser backing is solid brown cotton. needed to be shared. My cousin, Jenny Alma Moates, right, "Though it is a marvelous heirloom, we will be Klostermeyer, is a quilter and she shared it with examines the donating it to a museum," Jackson says. "It just her friends and fellow quilters in the Washington, Victorian quilt with its seems right that it'd be shared. In March of 2001, D.C. area at antique shows and special events. owner, Lenn Jackson. I was visiting with my mother, Millie Bomar, in Slipcovers offer the perfect style solution ● Four Season’s Upholstery offers innovative styles, solid hardwood frames, optional customization

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 5, 2008 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Exploreum’s two new exhibits feature tigers, frogs Two great new exhibits will ited. Concerts are provided and be opening at the Gulf Coast THINGS TO DO organized by the Santa Rosa Exploreum in June - FROGS! Island Authority. is spreading into the tiger's terri- Beyond Green and Marcan Hear Midnight For a complete schedule of tory, driving down the number Tiger Preserve Educational events, go to www.visitpensaco- of prey, therefore driving down Confessions at Demonstrations. labeach.com. For more informa- the number of tigers. Bands on the Beach FROGS! Beyond Green will tion on the concert series, call The most sinister threat to the Midnight Confessions shares open Friday, June 13 through the Santa Rosa Island Authority tiger comes in the form of ille- their "soul" and a whole lot Sunday, Nov 2nd. at 850-932-2257, or tune to Cat gal wildlife trade, or poaching. more at Bands on the Beach FROGS! Beyond Green is an Country 98.7 for the latest It is estimated that the Bengal from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday, June interactive zoological exhibit updates. tiger will be completely extinct 10. The group, now regionally that brings visitors eye to eye from the wild within the next 10 touring casinos from Biloxi to with frogs from around the Evenings in Olde years. If the Bengal tiger is to Montgomery, blends today's top The Swingin Dick Tracys world. Set in the land of fairy hits with classic and southern Seville Square purchase of an Exploreum survive, it will be up to our gen- blues and improvisations. tales, you will explore the amaz- rock, pop, jazz, blues and oldies. The "Evening's" annual Jazz combo ticket. Individual tickets eration to put an end to the The month of June holds a ing world of frogs. View frog Giving their powerful sound an Nite features the Dixieland for the educational demonstra- relentless poaching and find a special place in the heart of The life on and around a tree, in a extra oomph is their soulful Dandies and The Swingin' Dick tions will be $5. way to coexist with these noble Swingin' Dick Tracys, as they pond and at night in three differ- secret weapon, the sax! Tracys on Thursday, June 12 The Marcan Tiger Preserve is big cats celebrate their monumental 10th ent parts of the world. The band will be playing from 7-9 p.m. in historic Seville dedicated to the preservation anniversary as a band. Fans can Experience the fascinating Timbaland's "Apologize," John Square in downtown Pensacola. and protection of the critically Stargazing on look forward to a new music beauty, form and natural history Mayer's "Gravity," and the This concert is sponsored by the endangered Bengal tiger. lineup that includes swing and of these incredible creatures. Pensacola Beach band's classic showstopper, Bob Jazz Society of Pensacola. Through meticulous breeding Gulf Islands National jump jive favorites as well as Leap from one fun station to Seger's "Turn the Page." First up, it's The Dixieland classic tunes from Elvis Presley, programs, superior hands-on Seashore announces its plans for the next in a lively setting -- lis- Joining Hall on stage are Dandies featuring master trum- Aretha Franklin, Tom Jones & care, and innovative public out- a stargazing event at the ten to frogs “talk,” learn life Wade Fretwell on lead peter, Charlie Cetti. The band The Stray Cats, plus a few new reach projects,the organization cycle lingo and meet famous entrance to Fort Pickens Area on vocals/acoustic guitar, Chris takes you back to the Roaring surprises along the way. frogs from the past to present. seeks to educate and challenge Friday, June 6 from 7:30 to 11 Pennise on lead guitar/vocals, '20s with their special mix of For more information, please Learn why frogs are critical the current generation so that p.m. Weather permitting, volun- Jamie Walker on bass/vocals New Orleans jazz, or hot jazz, call Debbie Adkins with the indicators of habitat health and future generations will develop teers from the Escambia and Dave Windsor on known for its brass band march- Pensacola Heritage Foundation participate in stage demonstra- the love and respect for these Amateur Astronomers' drums/vocals. es, French Quadrilles, ragtime, at (850) 438-6505. tions throughout the summer. animals key to their long-term Association will set up several Spectators are encouraged to Starting Saturday, June 7 and survival. telescopes for public viewing of bring lawn chairs or blankets to running through Sunday, Jun 15, Just over a century ago, there the stars, planets and constella- the Gulfside Pavilion. No pets OPEN DAILY the Exploreum kicks off an were more than 100,000 tigers tions. Visitors should park in are allowed and glass is prohib- 12:30 pm exciting summer line-up with roaming the forests of India and the Escambia County parking (850) 934-3332 educational tiger demonstra- its adjacent lands. Since that lot adjacent to the Fort Pickens GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 tions presented by the Marcan time, habitat encroachment and entrance gate and walk about BREEZE CINEMA 4 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit Tiger Preserve! June 7-15, live a booming wildlife trade have one tenth of a mile west on Fort Friday JUNE 6th- Thursday JUNE 12th Bengal tigers will prowl down- driven this once fearless preda- Pickens Road where the tele- NOW SHOWING ART FILMS BY THE BEACH Friday, June 6 th through Thursday, June 12 th town Mobile on the county tor to the brink of extinction. scopes will be set up for view- Evenings: $7 Matinees: $5 Daily ● green area adjacent to the Three of the eight subspecies of ing. The Visitor Kung Fu Panda: PG 1:00 2:00 3:10 4:10 5:20 6:20 (PG-13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ...... 7:30 ..8:30 Exploreum. Three demos will tiger are gone forever and the The program is free. For ------be presented Monday - Saturday remaining are critically endan- additional information about Flawless ● Don’t Mess with the Zohan: PG ...... 12:55 3:35 6:45 ..9:15 (PG-13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 and 3:30 gered. this program or others offered at ------● My Blueberry Nights Sex and the City: R ...... 12:50 3:45 6:50 ..9:35 p.m. On Sunday two shows will One of the main reasons is the Seashore, call the Naval (PG-13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● Strangers: R ...... 1:10..3:50 7:00 ..9:00 be presented: at 1:30 and 3:30 habitat encroachment. As India's Live Oaks Visitor Center at 850- ● population swells to well over a 934-2600 or visit our website at BARGAIN FILMS BY THE BEACH Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull:PG13 p.m. Evenings: $4 Matinees: $3 Daily ...... 1:00..4:00 7:00 ..9:35 Admission is free with the billion people, their civilization www.nps.gov/guis. Nim’s Island ● What Happens/Vegas: PG13 ...... 9:40 (PG) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● The Chronicles of Narnia:PG ...... 1:00..4:00 7:00 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com JPN CINEMAS ● Ironman : PG13...... 1:15..4:15 7:05 ..9:40 Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 916-9402 Buy tickets online @ WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET

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BY PAM BRANNON Termite & Pest Control Gulf Breeze News [email protected] “To The Rescue Since 1977” Santa Rosa School District Gulf Breeze bus drivers have no idea what their paychecks might look like 932-9288 ! next school year. They were invited to attend a ‘hiring event’ last week with the new school bus company hired by the Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News school district. There, they were Parents and their children stage a public their displeasure at the county school asked to submit applications protest near Navarre Park on May 21 to show district’s three-tier schedule for 2008-09. and undergo medical physicals and blood tests — without knowing how much they would be paid next year. Navarre parents protest next Pay scales and work sched- ules and benefits package were delayed since the union repre- year’s school starting times senting bus drivers and mechanics was just beginning Milton is even larger than second tier would start at 9:15. negotiations with Durham BY PAM BRANNON Navarre, and Pace is only 55 Harrell said the District con- School Bus Service. So even Gulf Breeze News square-miles of routes. You can sidered that option and found though the majority of drivers [email protected] Dr. Karen Kennedy is see how it would be easier to that flipping the second and do not belong to the union in pleased to welcome to Parents in Navarre don’t like turn around buses to pick up third tiers would end up requir- her practice... this school district, the rest the idea of their 5-year-olds get- students on a second or third ing 33 more buses and result in were asked to apply in blind ting up for school at 5 a.m. route when the routes are $500,000 less in savings. Laura Sigler, ARNP faith that they will earn a wage A large group attended the spaced closer together, so you “We are trying to optimize Certified in Women’s Health at least the same as this year’s. May 22 Santa Rosa County can have later start times.” the most savings possible,” he “The union has held one meet- School Board meeting to voice But the square miles of the said. ing with Durham so far,” School their displeasure with a change district are not the only factor District Superintendent John District Transportation Director in school-day starting times involved in determining bus Rogers said, “This is not the 0000186172 Joey Harrell said. “But no matter scheduled for next school year. pick-up times and school start only area where we are making how long the negotiations might Many of the parents had times. Harrell said many factors changes to cut costs. Next year, take, it will not interfere with the staged a protest in Navarre Park were entered into the computers, we have to cut another $6 mil- operational aspect of our contract the day before. The group from where known sexual preda- lion from our budget.” with Durham. exhibited signs protesting the tors are located to make sure no Assistant Superintendent Bill “In other words, the new buses early start times for children bus stops are near their homes, to Price said the three-tier program still will begin arriving during the kindergarten-age to intermedi- how many free and reduced and change in school start times middle of July, and we will still ate school age. Parents ques- breakfasts need to be served each have been on the drawing board do the dry-runs of our routes to tioned why the high school- morning at the school. for five years. be ready for school.” aged students throughout the “Again next year, we will be “We have always left it on This year, beginning bus dri- county were being scheduled picking kindergarteners up at the shelf because we knew it vers were paid $10.50 an hour. for a 9:15 a.m. start time, and their doors,” Harrell said. “Even would be a big change in rou- Durham recently held a meet- younger children were starting though we are consolidating bus tine for parents, and people and-greet session in Milton to as early as 7:15, with some bus stops, we will be careful to not would be upset,” Price said. “So distribute application packets to Gulf Breeze Courtyard is a community with an pick-ups starting at 6:15 a.m. put any child in harm’s way and we said we would wait and only all drivers and answer ques- emphasis on memory care residents. Many parents said their ele- put a bus stop near a known sex- bring it out when we knew the tions. Most of the school dis- mentary-aged child would need ual predator’s residence. sky was falling. And the sky is Each resident has full access to our secured trict’s 260 drivers attended. community including 2 beautiful courtyards. to be awake by 5:15 or 5:30 a.m. “The schools that have a falling this year.” “I think you would be happy to catch the bus on time. large number of free and Some parents pointed to We do not confine our memory care residents to a if I could tell you what pay rate “There are many logistical reduced breakfasts served each other areas to cut and save small locked ward. We are neither ashamed of our we have in mind,” said Glen factors that go into the schedul- day also need some extra time at money, like not building field memory care residents nor are we willing to Vanderbilt, project manager for segregate them. ing,” School District the beginning of the day, so houses or new cafeterias. Durham. Transportation Director Joey their bus pick-ups will be earlier School Board member Ed Our Staff is highly trained and compassionate. Vanderbilt said Durham Harrell said. “When we put our in those areas.” Gray III of Gulf Breeze wants to keep all the drivers Our rooms are spacious with extra large walk-in buses on a three-tier system - Ten schools currently have explained, “That is a different pot who want to drive. So unless a closets which provide our residents with additional meaning some schools start at start times at or near 7:15 a.m., of money. We wish the state driver has a DUI conviction on living space. 7:15, some at 8:15, and some at and many of them are elemen- would allow us to use all of our their record, or a felony convic- 9:15 - we will save about $1.3 tary-aged students. He pointed money the way we feel we need Chef Joel’s dining experience is second to none. tion of any kind, they will be million and need fewer buses. to Gulf Breeze Elementary, to use it any given year, but they welcome with Durham. But At Gulf Breeze Courtyard, “The key to making it all work Munson, Pea Ridge, Bagdad, won’t. They earmark most of our they still must pass all the phys- we have the privilege of working is turn-around time. Some of the the new Benny Russell money, and capital outlay money ical exams and dexterity tests. schools will not change start times Elementary, and Chumuckla, has to be spent on capital outlay in our residents home. Harrell introduced the new that much. But, yes, the Holley- saying all these schools are high projects like new building. We manager for Durham who will Navarre Primary and Intermediate performing schools, and stu- have been fighting for flexibility take Laidlaw-First Student man- do have big changes.” dents are picked up by the bus to use our money the way we see ager Bobbie Williams’ place in Holley-Navarre Intermediate on the first-tier schedule. fit in our own districts.” the county offices. And there will School’s start time was 8:40 Parents of high school stu- Rogers said, “We realize any be a new safety director. a.m. this year. Next year’s start dents were concerned about later change is tough. Our teachers Harrell said the local-level time is scheduled for 7:15 a.m. start times, and several asked if and administrators and school managers such as Roger Bell, “In the Navarre school dis- the second and third tier could be board members are also facing who runs the South End school trict area, with seven schools to switched for next year’s sched- problems with the new schedul- bus operation for the district but service, there is 143 square- ule. That would mean high ing. But this kind of cutback make your reservation was hired by Laidlaw, will be miles of routes,” Harrell said. school students would start helps protect the integrity of our today for a Your family is our family. asked to apply again with the “In Gulf Breeze, there are only school at 8:15, and the elemen- classrooms and does not cut into 3428 Gulf Breeze Pkwy new company. FREE LUNCH 18 square miles of bus routes. tary and middle schools in the educational opportunities.” 850.934.1662 “Roger and his Navarre staff are awesome,” Harrell said. “He was a real, honest-to-goodness Godsend. They have a good, smooth operation going in the South End, and we’d like to keep him right where he is.” Questions from bus drivers ranged from hourly pay to whether drivers could still wear sandals or shorts to work. They were told a dress code would be strictly enforced, and sandals will not be allowed. They would be required to wear shirts with sleeves, and there would be no uniform shirt provided - only yellow safety vests. Shorts can be worn but must reach the knee. Harrell said dry runs will be done on the new routes over the summer by six bus drivers (yet to be chosen) who will make suggestions on improvements. Then the final dry runs will be done by all drivers the week before school. “We will get the drivers out there in the traffic flow, during the same early morning hours when their routes are to be run, so we can make sure that on game day we are ready,” he said.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 5, 2008 Sports Briefs Results wrong, but effort right for Tiger Pt. soccer registration Dolphins at spring football jamboree under way Kids interested in play- ● GBHS shines But new offensive ing soccer in the Tiger Point coordinator Sean Tomey Sports Association can despite 7-0 losses; couldn’t wait that long. register now until July 4. JV loses one, ties one “I don’t want to see one head Registration for kids down. I’m excited about what I saw out there,” he said to the ages 4-14 is $65. Forms can BY JASON THOMPSON be picked up at Tiger Point group. “You’re this close Gulf Breeze News Park or visit (holding thumb and forefinger [email protected] Tigerpointpark.com for less than an inch apart) to beating more information. two teams that are as good as any Members of the Dolphin we’ll play all season.” GBSA football, varsity and junior varsity The Dolphin varsity squad lost football teams were in the locker hard-fought quarters to Pace and soccer room, waiting on Coach Chris Milton by identical 7-0 scores. registration Nemith, who was speaking to “How do you guys feel?” under way members of the local media, Nemith asked his boys when he Registration is now after last week’s spring jamboree walked in. When they underway for kids wanting at Dolphin Stadium. responded ‘good,’ Nemith told to play football or soccer them “you should be.” for the Gulf Breeze Sports “I was real pleased with the Association in 2008. kids’ effort and how we were Football is open for kids able to stand toe-to-toe with ages 5-14, while soccer is teams that are bigger than us on open for kids ages 4-14. the line,” Nemith said. Registration for football “Defensive-line wise, we has been extended through don’t have a lot of big-bodied June 13. Forms will be kids. They have to play offensive available at the Gulf Breeze line. They did a good job.” Rec Center. The Patriots were led by soon- If you have any to-be three-year starting quarter- questions, please contact back Aaron Munoz, who scored Teresa Hawthorne or on a 12-yard run after breaking a Denise Biggs at the Rec Dolphin tackle with 6:32 left in Center, 934-5140 or email: the quarter. [email protected]. On the next series, the Dolphin offense, behind the LSU Tiger Tour Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News blocking of soon-to-be two-year Head coach Chris Nemith starters Kyle Magnes, Andrew 2008 to visit (right) and assistant Brad Filbert Quadrini and Chas Logan, Pensacola today Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com talk with Taylor Retherford moved the ball on the Patriot The LSU Tiger Tour Kyle Robinson closes in on a Pace ballcarrier last week. The varsity lost to Pace 7-0. during a varsity quarter. See Dolphins, Page 2C 6 2008 presented by Capital One, Eagle 98.1 and Cox Sports Television will be in Pensacola, Thursday June 5. Featured guests will include LSU Head Football Coach Les Miles, Head Basketball Coach Trent Johnson, plus other special guests. Website: /www.lsutigertour.com/abo ut_the_tour.php The event, sponsored by the Panhandle Bayou Bengals, LSU Alumni Chapter-Pensacola, will host the event at New World Landing, Downtown Pensacola. Doors open at 6 p.m., with the event starting at 7. For more Information, call 206-7981 or email at: [email protected]

GBHS Baseball Submitted Photos Camp June 9-12 More hardware The Gulf Breeze High Jen Pfeifler (left), shown with tournament director Peter Davis, won a USTA singles tournament in Boca Raton, while Jackie Kasler (left in right picture) poses with baseball program will hold teammate Alex Cercone after winning an ITF doubles tournament in Waco, Texas. Kasler and Pfeifler recently won the 2008 FHSAA 2A state doubles title. their annual Summer Camp June 9-12 from 8:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. The camp, which is for kids ages 7-14, is Pfeifler, Kasler back to winning ways $100 or $30 for a single day. Campers will also round bye. They lost only five Designated Girls 16-year-old She beat 10th seed Carly receive a free t-shirt. ● Win singles, doubles tournaments, games in their second and singles title in Boca Raton on Morrison 6-1, 6-4 before Registrations can be picked quarterfinal round matches. They May 26. beating fourth seed Lindsay up and dropped off at Gulf respectively, in Boca Raton, Texas won their semifinal match 6-3, Seeded fifth in the 64-player Graff 6-3, 6-0 in the Breeze High (attn. Coach Less than a month after the International Tennis 6-3 before beating the third seed field, Pfeifler won her first round quarterfinals. Kohr), Gulf Breeze Middle winning the first state tennis titles Federation doubles title in Chanelle Van Nguyen and Caitlyn match by default. After winning Pfeifler won a close match (attn. Coach Renfroe), in GBHS history, Jackie Kasler Waco, Texas with partner Alex Williams in the finals 6-1, 6-2. her second round match 6-0, 6-0, against top-seeded Laura Wiley Oriole Beach Elementary and Jen Pfeifler are winning Cercone on May 11. Pfeifler, a rising sophomore, Pfeifler beat three seeded players, in the semifinals 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (attn. Coach Brown) or at tennis tournaments once again. Seeded fourth in the 26-team won the United State Tennis including the top seed, to advance (7-5) before beating Julia Jones See Briefs, Page 3C 6 Kasler, a rising junior, won field, the pair received a first Association's Gulfstream to the final. 7-5, 6-2 in the final.

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2007-08 year full of memories Hopefully by the time you Then there’s some that, after read this, youre favorite sports further review, can be classified writer, as well as members of what I call ‘sneaky good.’ the GBHS Class of 2008, will Lauren Musick is one of these. be back on some semblance of I mean - how many people a routine sleep cycle. can claim to have sacrificed That’s because of Project their bodies by diving across a Graduation, the annual event finish line? that promotes good clean fun Unfortunately, Musick and and not the kind of fun that can her 4x400-meter relay team get recent high school grads didn’t win on that dive, but this arrested - or worse. ‘rocket scientist’ still managed Thanks to Vici and Lisa and to find the record book twice the fact they have kids that this year. Photo by David Standridge yours truly - and not them - And, like her former 2008-09 GBHS varsity cheerleaders have been able to chaperone this teammate Dollinger, Musick Kneeling (from left): Maggie Clark, Kady Reeves, Elizabeth Niles, Emily Adams, Maci deMahy, Margaret Pagonis, Arika great event for the last six years. was top 10 in her class academ- Hurd, Alexa Booth and Natalie Landry. Back (from left): outgoing advisor Amy Askegren, Casey Redish, Ashley Wilson, As I look back on the 2007-08 ically. Amanda Bennett (captain), Kari Stephenson (captain), Bayleigh Boles, Jessi Richardson, Brittany Hurd and new advisor school year from the athletic per- While coach Tom Aldridge Grace French. spective, it got off to a slow start, has plenty of athletes coming but got better as the year rolled back in 2009, the shoes of this on. GBHS’ 28th graduating class sneaky good athlete will be can boast, among others, a perfect hard to replace. French new varsity cheerleading advisor 4-0 record against archrival 7) Moving to Manhattan - who has a longer season that any other team it,” said French, who taking over for Amy Catholic in football, a school-best No, not the one where all the BY JASON THOMPSON (August through March). Askegren, who’s heading back home to ninth-place finish in boys cross liberal commies live. Gulf Breeze News French, who taught Earth Science and Louisiana, in hopes of getting in to medical country and the third straight I can understand when one of [email protected] Integrated Science this year, spent a semes- school at LSU. Askegren coached the squad winning season in baseball. my athletes forsakes one sport to ter at Beulah Middle School in Pensacola for two years. So to honor the recent perfect her skills in another. Grace French has kept busy during her before transferring to Gulf Breeze High. Mariette Stevenson will oversee the graduating class, here’s eight Kristen Dorsey is one such athlete. first year at Gulf Breeze High. She’s mak- She graduated from Mary Hardin Baylor junior varsity squad, replacing Kristina people and/or memories from After becoming the first ing no plans of slowing down next year as College in Temple, Texas. Millican, who coached them for one year. the Class of 2008: freshman to start for the Lady she recently accepted the GBHS varsity The senior-heavy cheerleading squad Nikki Myers will return as the ninth grade 8) Sneaky good - There have Dolphin varsity softball team cheerleading advisor position. will look to improve on their eighth place advisor. been a few athletes yours truly since Chelsea Takacs, Dorsey “(Athletic Director) Mark (Kostic) asked finish at the inaugural FHSAA Competitive As for the other GBHS coaching vacan- has seen that can be classified put down her bat and picked up me if I’d be open to it. I told him of course,” Cheerleading tournament - that is, if they cies - two baseball assistants, swimming, as ‘really good’ - Katie her golf clubs. said French, who was an assistant softball want to. boys cross country, girls assistant track and Dollinger, Brad McGuire and Safe to say - good call. coach this past season. She’ll step down “It will be up to the cheerleaders - If assistant softball - they can’t be revealed Doug Baldwin, to name a few. See Column, Page 6C 6 from that post next season to coach a squad they’re interested, I’ll be happy to arrange until next week’s School Board meeting. When A Marriage Ends In Divorce... WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE RING? We're here to help you move on! We will pay top prices for the DOLPHINS: jewelry you don’t want... wedding rings, a pair of earrings, a GB hangs tough in jamboree pendant, a watch or a tennis bracelet. 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When asked about the new fresh Milton’s Cody Johnson scored from three Stephen Houser runs back an interception for the JV against Pace. outlook, she painlessly replied, yards out. The extra point made it 7-0 with “None of your dang business!” 6:16 left in the quarter. on a fourth-and-1 run. yardage from there, turning the ball over on ® Michael Mann was behind center on the E.J. Troup made a tackle for a loss before downs at the 14-yard line. Go painlessly with Thera-Gesic next Dolphin series, completing a 16-yard forcing a fumble that the Panthers recovered on The Dolphin and Panther JVs played to a THG-08907 screen pass to Warford. Rhys Rinke gained consecutive plays, forcing a punt with 1:15 left. 7-7 tie. Gulf Breeze scored first as Adams five yards on fourth-and-2 before being White grabbed a 13-yard pass from scored on a 72-yard run. Hunter Bradshaw stopped inches short of first down yardage Schnackenberg on the first play from made the extra point. scrimmage, but a sack on fourth down After forcing a punt after three plays, the ended the quarter. Dolphins turned it back over when quarterback “Our kids have a lot of questions - Alex Boyce fumbled. On the next play, the questions about themselves,” Nemith said. Panthers scored on a 30-yard touchdown run. “I think they’ve answered them.” Adams caught a 16-yard pass from Boyce The Dolphin JV team opened play with a on the next series before a penalty and a loss 6-0 loss to Pace. Pace averaged more than of six yards forced a Dolphin punt. six yards a carry in the drive against a Tyler Williams made a tackle on third The key to advertising success Dolphin defense that was missing several down to force a Milton punt, but another key players due to injury. GBHS penalty forced GBHS to punt it back. After almost turning the ball over on the The Dolphins benefitted from three Dolphins’ first play from scrimmage, Eric straight Panther penalties to get the ball back Adams broke free for a 41-yard gain to the in the final minute. Adams had an 11-yard Pace 23-yard line. gain on the first play, but a block in the back But the drive stalled from there as they stymied the drive. gained only two yards in the next four plays. Trey Nichols led the Dolphin defense. Stephen Houser picked off a Pace pass Blake Cannon, Zach LeBlanc, Davin Rogers four plays later, returning it more than 25 and Maury Goldstein also made stops. 1-866-742-1373932-8986 yards to the Pace 21-yard line. “This is a good group of kids. They are Photo by David Standridge Quarterback Brandon Sorenson broke a champions,” Nemith said. “We are going to Brandon Sorenson lines up behind center tackle on an eight-yard run to the 12 yard get better. 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Peyton Hoover singled Rookie League Baseball times in the win for Brandon. Fournie scored twice, while Nick and scored a run in the loss. Goodroe 27, Brandon 18: Jacob Brandon and Coleman Liebig score once in the loss. Curington 12, Hawthorne Justin Fruitticher went 4-for-4 Burtt both went 3-for-4 and Baynes 10, Hill 1: Parker 0: Mason McCluskey went 2- and scored five times, while scored three times, while Baynes scored three times, for-3 and scored once as Dive Into Summer Connor Thompson and Matthew Chandler Burtt had three hits while Reddon McLaurine Curington shut out Hawthorne. Hitpas both scored four times in and scored twice. scored twice for Baynes. Troy Stringfellow, Nick FASHIONS FOR LESS! a win for Goodroe. Owens 13, Garza 10: Joshua Matthew deMahy, Austin Duggar, Tyler Ueberschaer, Joshua Stillman, Chase Stillman hit for the cycle in Rothfeder and Conner Derick Krepp and Dylan New Consignment Daily! Walsh and Kyle Bermi all Owens’ win over Garza. 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Hawthorne beat Crooke. while Westin Demotts, Reno Jonathon Ueberschaer went Wirth 23, Mayes 10: Kell Jake Smith, Matt Hawthorne Routh, Parker Frost, Alex 3-for-3 with two doubles and Jackson went 5-for-5 and scored four and David Alverson all singled Meade and Eric Shirley all scored three times in the win, times in Wirth’s win over Mayes. and scored once in the win, scored once. while Christian Adler went 3- Jesse Grant and Trenton while Tristen Hicks went 2-for-3 8-under softball for-3 and scored twice. Lamar both scored four times, for Crooke. Zach Briones Messer 10, Tiger Point Luke Stringfellow and Blake while Spencer Wirth, Chance doubled and scored, while Nick Dolphins 5: Meagan Hoffman Barclay both went 2-for-3 and Napier and Kevin Dorf all Henry singled and scored. had three hits and scored three scored twice for Ueberschaer, scored three times. Aydelott 6, Crooke 5: Jacob times, while Hallie Hill, Taylor while Tyler Gore, Joe Brandon 27, Ueberschaer 23: Kubik and Brian Garbell both Thomas and Reagan Raley had McPhetridge and Joshua Matthew Hawkins went 5-for-5 went 2-for-3 and scored once in two this and two runs scored in Stillman all had three hits and with a homer and scored five times Aydelott’s win over Crooke. the win for Messer. scored twice in the loss. in Brandon’s win over Ueberschaer. Riley Nolan scored twice, Quinlan Bray went 3-for-3 in Ian Weimer had three hits and Nick McCain and Chandler while Tristen Hicks and Nick the win, while Erin Hoofnagle scored for Garza. Burtt both scored four times in Henry both went 2-for-3 for had two hits and two runs scored Goodroe 18, Ueberschaer 8: the win, while Coleman Burtt Crooke. Connor Crooke and for the Dolphins. Maddie Joshua Stillman went 4-for-4 and Jacob Brandon both scored Ben Davis both scored twice. 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Ueberschaer and Blake Barclay Welt singled and scored once. Blair Amberson and Shealan Luke Stringfellow had three both scored three times. Sam Covell scored the lone Malone both scored once. hits and scored twice, while Barrineau 12, Ueberschaer run for Newell. 10-under softball Christian Adler had two hits and 9: Deems Edlund went 4-for-4 Crooke 8, Curington 5: Watts 18, Wright 9: Alyssa two runs scored. and scored four times, while Connor Crooke scored three Scott went 3-for-3 and scored ReMax Raiders 10, Ellis 8: Clay Clifton went 4-for-4 and times, while Fenn Reeder scored three times as Watts beat Wright. See amazing photos Sean Hogan went 4-for-4 and scored twice in the win for twice in Crooke’s win over Tara Dorlag, Lia Lampone of babies as young as 8 scored once, while Vinny Barrineau. Luke Ellis scored Curington. and Kristen Watts all scored weeks from 3d ultrasound & 4D ultrasound. Savarino went 3-for-3 and scored twice in the win. 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(seven innings): Jesse Grant hit walked and scored for Baynes. Kevin Price went 2-for-3 and Cassidy Rothfeder scored for the cycle, going 6-for-6, Joyce 6, Sports Connection scored once in the win, while twice in the win, while Bailey while Spencer Wirth and 4: Sam Joyce had two hits and Robbie McLin homered in the Anderson and Ansley Segal Chance Napier both went 5-for- scored three times in Joyce’s loss. Sam Covell scored the both scored twice for Tiger 6 in Wirth’s extra inning win. win over Sports Connection. team’s other run. Point. Anna Lewis singled and Kell Jackson went 5-for-6 and Jacob Box went 3-for-3 and Crooke 6, Aydelott 4: scored once. scored four times in the win. One scored once, while Nathan Connor Crooke doubled and Watts 4, Tiger Point 3: Tara of Napier’s hits was a home run. Olsen and Brennan Sise both scored twice, while Ben Davis Dorlag’s single scored Sarah Matthew Hawkins and scored once. went 2-for-3 and scored once in Landrum as Watts edged Tiger Point. Coleman Burtt both had four hits, George Scifo had two hits Crooke’s win over Aydelott. Kristen Watts went 2-for-2, including a home run, in the loss. and scored twice for Sports John Forrest Ellison went 2- while Alyssa Scott and Bethany Brandon Kilsart went 4-for-4 Connection. Julian Gordon for-2, while Tristen Hicks McKinney both scored once. and scored three times, while doubled and scored once in the singled and scored once. Sydney Ezelle and Megan Nick McCain went 3-for-3 and win, while Adam Colston scored Jacob Kubik and Brandon Benoit both went 2-for-2 and scored three times. the other run. Aydelott both doubled and scored once for Tiger Point. 3479Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 932-7100 Chandler Burtt, Patrick Seigh Ansley Segal went 2-for-2, ● ● Joyce 14, Grace 4: Jacob scored once, while Brian in Tiger Plaza Next to Sonic 10-6 M - F 9-6 SAT and Jacob Brandon all had three Box and Sam Joyce both went Garbell scored a run. while Jenny Watts scored once. hits and two runs scored. 3-for-3 and scored three times Crooke 12, Newell 5: John See GBSA, Page 4C 6 BRIEFS Association office, located 14u, 16u, and 18u divisions. Continued from Page 1C at 101 West Main St. in For more information, Downtown Pensacola. registration and fees please the Rec Center. Checks can be If you have any questions contact Tom Hayes at 850- made payable to Dolphin regarding the 2008 PSA 292-8632 or Baseball. Racquet Round-Up Tennis [email protected], or For more information, call Clinics, call the Pensacola Coach Waynn Sellers at 850- Renfroe at 748-2227 or email Sports Association at (850) 341-5584 or email [email protected] 434-2800. [email protected]. l.us. PBVC to sponsor Tiger Point PSA's Racquet Beach Volleyball Football's Kickoff Roundup June 11-13 Tourney June 28 Golf Classic June at Shoreline Park The Pensacola Beach 12 at Tiger Point The 31st annual Racquet Volleyball Club in associa- The Tiger Point Sports Round up is June 11-13 at tion with The Gulf Coast Association's Kickoff Golf Shoreline Park. The clinic is Region of USA Junior Classic is Thursday, June 12 at open to boys and girls Olympic Volleyball will be Tiger Point Golf and Country between the ages of 6 and 12 hosting a two person Beach Club. and is free of charge. Volleyball Tournament on Registration for the four- Children ages 6-8 will June 28 on Pensacola Beach. person scramble starts at 11 meet from 8:30-10 a.m., The tournament will be a.m., with a 1 p.m. shotgun while kids ages 9-12 are open to both girls and boys! start. from 10:30 a.m.-noon. The girls will be playing Cost is $85 per player. Registration forms can be in the 12u, 14u, 16u, 18u For more information, call picked up at the Rec Center and 20u divisions with the Rusti Batte at 602-8377. or the Pensacola Sports boys playing in the 12u,

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C June 5, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Schools/Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS GBHS seniors involved in many extracurricular activities Last week, the Gulf Breeze Samantha Saad, Meagan Alexandra Echsner, Andy Eskridge, Emma Grace, Mallory Griffin, and District Winner Chad Robin-math, science, social News ran all the scholarship Schaeffner, Ashley Schermerhorn, Kyra Fader, Meredith Fairchild, Jacqueline Jerrems, Chelsea Knox, GBHS participants included: studies; Sarah Sepulveda, Thomas Shay, Lauren Fenner, Martine Flake, Tiffanie Odenbrett, Chad Robin, Morgan Adams - science, social Alexander Robinson - math, monies earned by the Class of Olivia Soutullo, Maxwell Spencer, Lauren Fleming, Philip Floyd, Emily Scarborough, Ashley studies; Brittany Anderson - social science, social studies; Jacqueline 2008. The following is the first Kirstie Stivers, Jeremy Suelflow, Tommy Gibble, Carson Greenway, Schermerhorn, Olivia Searcy, studies; Christie Atchison - math, Robinson - science, social studies; half of the recent GBHS Senior Tara Swann, Mallory Torgensen Mallory Griffin, Whitney Harris, Brennah St. Ores, Dallas Sullivan, science, social studies; Aileen Zachary Rogers - math science; (Pres), Ashley Thibodeaux, William Jennifer Holder, Meaghan Ives, T.J. Ashley Thibodeaux, Mallory Atzhorn - math, science, social Samantha Saad - math, science; Banquet, which honored the Thomas, Ryan Thompson (Treas), Jordan, Kadee Kennedy, Chelsea Torgersen, Heidi VanValkenburg, studies; Megan Schaeffner - math, science, seniors and the clubs and activities Sean Thompson, Kaitlin Turner, Knox, Vance White and Stewart Williams Lindsay Beard - math, science; social studies, english; Ashley they were involved with: Mario Vargas, Jonathan Villanueva, Haley Lake, Jeffrey Lanza, Eric Beovich - math, science; Natalie Schermerhorn - math, science, social Graham Wade, Korey Weeks (V Jordan Law, Michele Legendre, Kyle Neal McLeod then announced Blair - math; Stephanie Bova - social studies; Brandon Scott - math; Joseph The Principals Award for Pres), Eleni Weisnicht, Stewart Losoya, Linda Murray, Ryan Nelson, the Tri-M National Music Honor studies; Brooke Boylan - science; Segars - math, science; Thomas Shay Outstanding School Service Williams, Analise Wise and Alison Brittany Nolan, Ryan Oberhausen, Society members. They were: Samuel Bradshaw - math, science; - science, social studies; including 4 years of participation in Zangari. Tiffany Odenbrett, Brian Olsen, Lindsay Beard, Patrick Cooke, Laura Brosch - math, science, Olivia Soutullo - math, science, SGA is awarded to: Lindsey Arnett, Ryan Painter, Ben Parrish, Brad Megan Darroch, Colleen Delaney, social studies; Jacob Burks - math, social studies, english; Kirstie Stivers Brittany Pyle and Melanie Matthews Mr. Killam announced members Parrish, Matt Ferarra, Whitney Harris, Hillary science; Caroline Buxton - math, - social studies; Jeremy Suelflow - of the Yearbook, Newspaper, Chrissy Pefley, Brittany Radcliffe, Kates, Phil Lee, Michael Roane, science, social studies, english; math, science; Dallas Sullivan - Mr. Ken Killam announced the Television Production, CD Ashley Ritter, Jackie Robinson, Zach Rogers, Max Spencer and Jon Kelsey Campbell-math, science; science; Tara Swann - math, names of seniors who were inducted Yearbook and Literary Magazine. Noelle Robles, Sarah Sepulveda, Villanueva Kyle Chavers - math, science; science, social studies, english; into the GBHS Hall of Fame: They were: Amanda Smith, Olivia Soutullo, Ashley Collins - science, social Ashley Thibodeaux - math, Christie Atchison, Caroline Jessica Bryant, Taylor Challenor, Jeremy Suelflow, Will Thomas, Margie Timmons then announced studies; Jake Conner - math, science; William Thomas - math, Bergan, Jacob Burks, Calvin Alice Davis, Amberly Dowell, Lauren Mallory Torgersen, Mario Vargas, the International Thespian Society science, social studies; Patrick science; Ryan Thompson - math, Conner, Haley Duke, Thomas Fenner, Matthew Ferrara, Chrissy Korey Weeks, Eleni Weisnicht, members. They were: Cooke - math, science, social science, social studies, english; Gibble, Whitney Harris, David Helvenston, Aly Humphrey, Dylan Chris Wilson, Analise Wise, Jack Caroline Atkinson, Annie Godwin, studies; Jacob Dugger - social Sean Thompson - math,science; Hibberts, Elizabeth Lawlis, Michele Lee, Thao Nguyen, Jessica Rapp, Wolfe and Andrew Zillen Brittany Lavin, Jordan Law - Drama studies; Mallory Torgerson - social studies; Legendre, Thao Nguyen, Jordan Smith, Olivia Soutullo, & Stagecraft, Megan Miller, Michele Justin Engle - math, science, Michael Tugwell - math, science; Erin O'Dea, Brittany Pyle, Chad Kirstie Stivers, Dallas Sullivan, Mary Montcalm then announced Moody, Jackie Robinson, Kirstie social studies; Andrew Eskridge - Kaitlin Turner - math, science; Robin, Olivia Soutullo and Ashley Kaitlyn Walsh, Ana Wise and the Key Club members. They were: Stivers, Kate Turner and Alison math, science, social studies; Kyra Grahem Wade - social studies; Korey Thibodeaux Racquel Wood Mea Adams, Kayla Clark, Alice Zangari Fader - science; Meredith Fairchild - Weeks - math, science; Eleni Davis, Meaghan Ives, Kelsey Norris, math, science, social studies; Weisnicht - math, science, social Merrill Bordelon introduced the Sue Cundiff announced the Meagan Schaeffner, Thomas Shay, Diana Folse then announced the Lauren Fenner-science; studies; National Honor Society members. Science Olympiad students. They Whitney Shay, Sean Thompson and National Technical Honor Society Matthew Ferrara - math, science; Stewart Williams - math, science, They were: were: Angela Whidby. members. They were: Kyle Finelli - science; Thomas Gibble social studies; Christopher Wilson - Brittany Anderson, Lindsey Kelsey Campbell, Kyle Finelli, Caroline Bergen, Kameron - math, science, english; Kolton math, science; Analise Wise - math, Arnett, Christie Atchison (Sec), Logan Rejda, Ryan Roose, Meagan Mary Noblin then introduced the Brunty, Nestle Cifci, Haley Duke, Hanke - science; Rachel Harvey - science, social studies, english; and Aileen Atzhorn, Lindsey Beard, Eric Schaeffner, Jon Villanueva and French Honor Society students. Alexis Gouldman, Emma Grace, math, science, social studies; Jenny Allison Zangari-science, social studies Beovich, Stephanie Bova, Brooke Stewart Williams. They were: Kolton Hanke, T. J. Jordan, Meghan Hasseltine - science, social studies; Boylan, Chelsea Knox, Samuel Caroline Bergan, Stephanie Kirby, Grant McCormick, Dane Devin Hurd - science; Jacqueline Honor students Bradshaw, Laura Brosch, Charlie Phan then introduced the Bova, Samuel Bradshaw, Jacqueline Monnin, Thao Nguyen, Jerrems - science, social studies; Those students graduating with Caroline Buxton, Kelsey Mu Alpha Theta members. They Jerrems, Thao Nguyen, Brennah St. Sarah Randle, Chelsea Ready, Kadee Kennedy - math, science; highest honors are the students Campbell, Kyle Chavers, John were: Ores, Chad Robin, Samantha Saad, Samantha Saad, Rachel Sadler, Chelsea Knox - math, science, social ranked 1-10 by their weighted Cleveland, Ashley Collins, Calvin Lindsay Beard, Eric Beovich, Erika Solarski, Kirstie Stivers, Tara Brandon Scott, Sophie Shows, studies, english; Haley Lake - math, cumulative numeric average. Conner, Patrick Cooke, Colleen Kelsey Campbell, Kyle Chavers, Swann and Ashley Thibodeaux Kirstie Stivers and Mark Waghalter science; Students graduating with high Delaney, Kristen Dorsey, Alexandra Calvin Connor, Patrick Cooke, Jeffrey Lanza - math, science; honors are those ranked 11-25 in Echsner, Andrew Eskridge, Kristen Dorsey, Alexis Gouldman, Pierce Taylor then announced the Lt. Col. Keith Wise then presented Jordan Law - math science; Dylan the class by their weighted, Claire Evans, Meredith Fairchild Rachel Harvey, Hillary Kates, Latin Honor Society members. members of the Kitty Hawk Air Lee - math, science, social studies; cumulative numeric average, and (Sec), Lauren Fenner, Matthew Chelsea Knox, Haley Lake, They were: Society and Gold Eagle members. Michele Legendre - science; Shelly those seniors graduating with honors Ferrara, Philip Floyd, Thomas Jeff Lanza, Dylan Lee, Luc Lindsay Beard, Eric Beovich, They were: Long - social studies; Lucas Medwell include the students ranked 115-26 Gibble, Caitlin Gottstine, Alexis Medwell, Lauren Musick, Erin Brooke Boylan, Caroline Buxton, Kitty Hawk - math, science, social studies; Students receiving honors have Gouldman, Mallory Griffin, Kolton O'Dea, Peter Rappold, Ashlee Ritter, Patrick Cooke, Colleen Delaney, Jake Conner, Elizabeth Lawlis Megan Miller - social studies; earned a weighted numeric average Hanke, Whitney Harris, Chad Robin, Meagan Schaeffner, Sarah Hyman, Dylan Lee, Joel and Jonathan Villanueva Dylan Millikan - math, social studies; of 94.0 and higher and are wearing Rachel Harvey, Jennifer Holder, Ashley Schermerhorn, Olivia Murphy, Lauren Musick Alexander Gold Eagles Joel Murphy - social studies; Lauren blue cords. Jacqueline Jerrems, Toy Jordan, Soutullo, Max Spencer, Robinson, Zachary Rogers Elizabeth Lawlis, Ryan Routh and Musick - math, science, social 115. Kyra Fader Hillary Kates, Kadee Kennedy, Jeremy Suelflow, Tara Swann, Meagan Schaeffner, Ashley Melanie Weems studies; Erin O'Dea - social studies, 114. Megan Ives Jeffrey Lanza, Jordan Law, Dylan Sean Thompson, Mallory Torgersen, Schermerhorn, Maxwell Spencer, english; 113. Lauren Fleming Lee, Lucas Medwell, Megan Miller, Korey Weeks, Eleni Weisnicht and Ryan Thompson, Sean Thompson, The GBHS Class of '08 posted Patrick O'Sullivan - social studies; 112. Shelly Long Joel Murphy, Lauren Musick, Stewart Williams. Stewart Williams and Allison Zangari three district winners of PRIDE awards. Ryan Oberhausen - math, science, 111. Brennah St. Ores Erin O'Dea, Tiffanie Odenbrett, School and award winners were: social studies; Tiffany Odenbrett - 110. Michael Arnold Brittany Radcliffe, Peter Rappold, Mary Montcalm then announced Kelly Strozier then introduced the Math - Patrick Cooke, School social studies; Ryan Painter - 109. Annie Godwin Erika Reid, Erich Reitz, Anna the Spanish Honor Society National Art Honor Society Winner science social studies; Peter 108. Mario Vargas Reynolds, Ashlee Ritter, Mariano members. They were: students. They were: Science - Patrick Cooke, School Rappold - math, science; 107. Lindsey Arnett Rivera, Michael Roane, Chad Robin, Brittany Anderson, Christie Jaime Allen, Brittany Anderson, and District Winner Erika Reid - social studies; Erich 106. Claire Evans Alexander Robinson, Atchison, Kallie Beckman, Kelsey Caroline Atkinson, Julia Buring, Social Studies - Dylan Lee, Reitz - social studies; Ashlee Ritter - 105. Sarah Hyman Jackie Robinson, Noelle Robles, Campbell, Kyle Chavers, Jake Danielle Butler, Jasmin Busbee, School and District Winner math, science; Rio Rivera - science, 104 Caitlin Gottstine Zachary Rogers, Ryan Roose, Conner, Alice Davis, Kristen Dorsey, Caroline Buxton, Kelsey Campbell, Writing - Olivia Soutullo, School english; Michael Roane - science; See Seniors, Page 7C 6 COLUMN: A look back at the best of the Class of 2008

Continued from Page 2C Here’s another blond, but you’ll have One of those wins came against be the best game in the history of their 1) A first-rate second - For those to wait until her hair’s dry. But because of their archrivals (Catholic) in front of short rivalry. who want to know what a true ‘team’ golf scholarship at Kansas State. her workout schedule, isn’t very often. the home crowd - a home crowd that The lead switched hands three times is, you may want to take notes here. Unfortunately, not fast enough to get a Aileen Atzhorn finished one of the was so loud, the officials couldn’t hear in the final 20 seconds - fortunately The aforementioned boys soccer team photo with Michael Beasley. best swimming careers ever at GBHS coach David McGreal call time out. for the Dolphins, they had the last one. entered play this season not knowing 6) Little big blonde - Tryouts for the this season with a third place finish in With the score tied in the final After two free throws gave the who was going to do the goal scoring Lady Dolphin soccer team are only four the 100 meter breaststroke. It was the seconds of overtime, fellow senior Raiders the lead, the Dolphins’ Marcus and whether someone can replace the big months away. Unfortunately, it’ll be the 10th event she swam in at state in her Brian Shreve (who you’ll read a little Smith made a baseline pass to Brian shoes of Johnny Miller in goal. The latter first in four years without a certain five- four-year career. more about in a second) stole a pass. Shreve, who turned and drained an came from Richard Benson, while the footer with two-foot long blonde hair She’s not done yet, as she’ll be He threw it ahead to David Hibberts, eight-footer as time expired. former came from the duo of Brad (or somewhat close, anyway). heading to watch the ‘Ole Ball Coach’ who made the game-winning shot as 2) More ESPN-Classic like theatrics Parrish and Leland Davis. While Noelle Robles’ senior year in between swimming meets for the time expired. - When this writer came back to Gulf Add in 10 other seniors, a support- didn’t end with what should have been South Carolina Gamecocks. I’d need another column to describe Breeze in 2002, the Dolphin soccer ing class of juniors and a couple of a state title, it did end with a soccer She’ll also be keeping tabs on older all the funny costumes this kid has team was mercy ruling their archrivals. sophomores, you get history. scholarship to UWF, a school that’s brother, Andy - or maybe it’s the other worn over the years. I don’t have the Those days are long, long gone, but On four separate occasions, the quickly becoming Gulf Breeze North. way around. Perhaps it’ll be Teri and heart to tell him Halloween’s only once not the intensity, which was as high as Dolphins have gone home after the The Lady Argos will have two ex- Dave keeping tabs on both as they a year. its ever been. Gulf Breeze and Navarre semifinals. Not this time, thanks to Breezers on their squad, and with ris- plan to spend many a weekend 3) Big shot Brian - When this kid squared off four times this year. The Parrish’s overtime heroics. Parrish then did ing senior Jessica Majewski verbally watching both kids swim there. has the ball, you never know what will two teams tied once, with the other his best Brandi Chastain impression, but commiting there, there could be three 4) Time? No time - This year was happen. For those who were in three - including the district final and when you make history, you can do that. in 2009. also the first winning season for the Navarre last December, they know. the regional semifinal less than two They’re the only ones in GBHS history 5) Come On, Aileen - Had to get an boys basketball team since Bill The Dolphins and Raiders were weeks later - were won by the to bring home a silver medal - (them and 80s reference in here. Clinton was in the Oval Office. pitted against each other in what could Dolphins (and all by one goal). this sports writer - thanks, guys). GBHS’ AFJROTC wins recognition The Gulf Breeze High School’s Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps were recently named a Distinguished Unit for the fifth consecutive year. The following is a list of individual awards cadets won at their recent awards banquet: Air Force Association's WEEKDAY Aerospace Educational Foundation Award: Will Abernathy, Dalton Bower, PROGRAMMING Bruce Cooke, Ken Collins, Chris Dunn, Ben McCrary, Carl McDaris, 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING FOLKS 6 am - 9 am Jake Wilson, Adam Woods. Mon. - Fri. AFJROTC Model Airplane Club OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am Wings: Donald Clarkin, Brad Politically incorrect and proud of it! His Costello, Ryan Goodwin, Jacob libertarian philosophy rankles 9 am - 11:30 am Harris, Robert Pidgeon. NEAL BOORTZ AFJROTC Dress & Appearance conservatives (who think hes too Ribbon: Will Abernathy, Alan Arnett, liberal) and liberals (who think hes too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW Robert Baston, Trevor Black, Dalton conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon Bower, Tyler Brown, Jamie Burleson, William Campbell, Donald Clarkin, Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm Ken Collins, Bruce Cooke, Well done Marine Corps officer, Neal CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm Brad Costello, Chris Dunn, Eric Members of Gulf Breeze High’s Air Force Junior Reserve Gallup, Jacob Harris, Stephen Boortz grew up in GREG KNAPP EXPERIENCE Houser, Elizabeth Lawlis, Katrina Officers Training Corps (AFJROTC) receive pins signifying their Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. Henning, Zackary McColgan, Ben Distinguished Unit designation for the fifth consecutive year.The class of 1963). He McCrary, Carl McDaris, Brian Miller, ceremony was held May 21 at St. Ann Catholic Church. 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COLLECTOR'S CORNER by ROBERT G. MCCLURE

As your Santa Rosa County Tax Collector, I would Please be aware that you like to take this opportunity to make sure that are allowed to renew both everyone is aware of a proposed increase in the your vessel and vehicle fees for registration of vessels (boats). Senate Bill registrations up to 90 1286 will increase boat registration fees by days prior to the begin- approximately 55% based on the consumer price ning of your birth month, index, beginning July 1, if Governor Charlie Crist therefore, if your registration expires in July, signs the bill or allows it to become law without August, or September you can save money by his signature. The fee increase will raise about renewing your boat registration prior to July 1st $10.2 million annually to pay for FWC law- of this year. If you have any questions please do enforcement staff (66 positions that would have not hesitate to contact us at 983-1800 or been lost to budget cuts), fuel for FWC law- www.robertmcclure.com. enforcement operations, derelict boat removal, As always, thank you for allowing me and my and manatee rehabilitation. The registration fees staff to serve have not been changed since 1991. Below is a CFC you. Robert G. McClure chart showing old registration fees (prior to 7-1- 08) and new fees (effective 7-1-08): (850) 983-1800 Length of vessel Old reg. fee New reg. fee Branch Office Locations: Less than 12 feet and motorized canoes $8.75 $10.75 Milton - Santa Rosa Admin Center ● 6495 Caroline St. 12 feet or more and less than 16 feet $15.75 $21.50 Midway - South Santa Rosa Service Center 16 feet or more and less than 26 feet $23.75 $34.00 ● 5841 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Submitted Photo 26 feet or more and less than 40 feet $55.75 $83.50 Gulf Breeze-Quiet Water Business Park Say cheese 40 feet or more and less than 65 feet $87.75 $133.00 ● 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway 65 feet or more and less than 110 feet $103.75 $158.00 Members of Michael Rodgerson’s fifth grade class at Gulf Breeze Elementary got to eat from Pace - Main Street Center ● 4000 Highway 90 Unit A a nacho cheese fountain during their recent Cinco de Mayo party. Students shown are (from 110 feet or more in length $127.75 $195.00 Jay - Jay Community Center ● 5259 Booker Lane left): Jake Smith, Zack Briones, Caroline Sullivan and Maria Malamo.

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Gupta, McIver win TARA GRINNA SWIMWEAR national title at Designed by a woman for women Science Olympiad Gulf Breeze’s Nathan Gupta Katie McIver. Burke and Sarah Woods. and Katie McIver won the 32) Amphibians - Joey Finelle 30) Road Scholar - R.J. Burns and Brandon Vogt. and Adrienne Leffard. national title in the Anatomy 29) Balloon Launch - Ryan Burke 27) Robo Cross - Nathan Gupta category at the 2008 Science and Griffin Battel. and Nick Gupta. Olympiad Sunday at George 8) Bioprocess - Nathan Gupta 34) Rocks - Alyse Tack and and Brandon Vogt. Griffin Battel. On the Boardwalk Washington University. 34) Crave the Wave - Evan 22) Science Crimebusters - Katie Gupta and McIver, who are Bernard and Adrienne Leffard. McIver and Sarah Woods. Pensacola Beach, Fl - (850) 932-0078 freshmen at PHS and GBHS, 11) Disease - R.J. Burns and 19) Science Word - Hunter respectively, competed in the Seth Rejda. Bradshaw and Nick Bookout. 27) Ecology - Brandon Vogt and 46) Scrambler - Nick Bookout Middle School division. R.J. Burns. and Seth Redja. Of the 23 categories, Gulf 37) Food Science - Joey Finelli 14) Simple Machines - Nathan Breeze Middle School students and Evan Bernard. Gupta and Katie McIver. had four top 10 finishes and a 18) Meterology - Hunter 34) Tower - Joey Finelli and Katie Bradshaw and Nick Gupta. McIver. total of nine top 20 finishes (out 7) Metric Mastery - Seth Rejda 35) Trajectory - Adrienne Leffard of 60 in each event). and Nick Gupta. and Evan Bernard. The complete list of GBMS 16) Mystery Arch - Nick Bookout 24) Write It - Joey Finelli and participants and their order of and Alyse Tack. Hunter Bradshaw. 37) Oceanography - Ryan Burke Gulf Breeze Middle placed finish are as follows: and Alyse Tack. 1) Anatomy - Nathan Gupta and 8) Reach for the Stars - Ryan 23rd out of 60 teams entered.

Poets - and they know it Gulf Breeze Middle School recently held a Poetry Night in the GBMS Library. Close to 40 students participated and most of them shared original work. Approximately 120 people were in attendance, as the students enjoyed free refreshments and door prizes. Right: Rainey Fountain reads her poem titled ‘Emotions.’ Above: Student volunteers Meghan Conklin, Richelle Czeck, and Brittany Krepp serve snacks to Chris Cockerham, Cole Irwin, Peyton Blocker, Daniela Palau and Grace Mallett. Submitted Photos

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FIESTA EVENTS KICK OFF Sand becomes The English are at it sculpture again Sunday It seems that the English are at it The Fiesta of Five Flags Association will host the annual again. Two years ago they cloned a Fiesta Sand Sculpture Contest on Sunday, June 8, at 8 a.m. sheep, called her Dolly (which was The event will take place on Pensacola Beach at the foot of cute because they took the cell to the Gulf Fishing Pier. clone from a ewe’s breast.) They There is no charge to enter the contest, and participants named it after Dolly Parton as a trib- will be divided into age categories so everyone can partici- ute. True Story! I don’t know why pate and compete for cash and prizes. they want to clone sheep, I mean it’s This year Fiesta of Five Flags has added two additional not like sheep don’t already look divisions. The Corporate Cup Division allows companies to enough alike. compete as teams. The winner of the Corporate Cup Division Now they have cloned a cow and will win a trophy. The Open Division has been added for human cell. It seems like they want semi-professional and professional sand sculptors. The win- the stem cells to experiment with. ner of the Open division will take home $1,000 cash. Sure, but what if it goes to birth and it Registration begins at 8 a.m., and the contest will official- was a female? Now that would be a ly begin at 9 a.m. sharp. Judging will begin at 2 p.m., and the real Dolly clone, wouldn’t it? One big Fiesta of Five Flags Awards Ceremony and prize presenta- breast in the middle of this person’s tions will begin at 3 p.m. chest with several large udders. I For information about the Sand Sculpture Contest or how wonder if the head would be a human to register, please call the Fiesta Offices at (850) 433-6512 or or cow head, or both?! Now that go online at www.fiestaoffiveflags.org. would be an ugly person and a stupid- looking cow. Why are we doing this? Are stem cells worth the risk we take T with God’s handiwork? Do we want T This week to continue this, and, if so, what is next? on Pensacola Beach I think we should cross chickens 20082008 with cows, and the new “Chows” would simultaneously produce milk, Friday, June 6 S meat and eggs, all in one animal. S ■ Stargazing with the Escambia Amateur Would that would bring down food Astronomers' Association, 7:30 -11 p.m. Visitors prices? should park in the Ft. Pickens Gate parking lot and If we crossed flies and bees, the walk about 1/10 mile west on Ft. Pickens Road, resulting “belies” would fly over

E where the telescopes will be set up for viewing. trash fields and produce honey. If a E bee stung you, it would leave a little Saturday, June 7 bump of honey under your skin and ■ Fiesta Boat Parade & DeLuna Landing you could just suck it out and have an Ceremony instant sweet treat! Flies would live in F F Join in the merriment of this light-hearted parody hives and not bother us at picnics; of what might have happened when DeLuna land- great idea! ed on Pensacola Beach. This Fiesta of Five Flags We could cross dogs with birds, and have “Dirds.” That way, my dog, event takes place in the Quietwater Amphitheater Rolex, could fly outside and get my at 3 p.m. morning paper and I could train him to poop on passing cars. That way, I Sunday, June 8

F ■ wouldn’t have to pick it up with my F Fiesta Sand Sculpture Contest. Registration little plastic glove. Birds would come begins 9 a.m. at the Pensacola Beach Pavilion when we called them, and we could near the fishing pier. No professional sculptors, have dog feeders hanging from trees. please. Judging begins at 2 p.m. Dogs would lay eggs and birds would ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the have fur. I say let’s give it a try. Photos by David Standridge Quietwater Boardwalk. Miller Tyme is featured.

I recently discussed this with an R R Pensacola Beach was busy sand castle-building contest, agriculture friend of mine at our Tuesday, June 10 home in beautiful downtown Farm with activity Saturday, May hoola-hoop contest and ■ Evening Strolls on the Beach at Ft. Pickens Hill, out near our River House. He 25, as hundreds of people skim-boarding. Vendors from Meet at 7 p.m. at the entrance gate to Ft. Pickens. said that he was going to try to cross participated in the always several local surf shops had cockroaches with his watermelons. Visitors should be prepared to walk about half a popular Surf Fest event near goods for sale, and great mile down the closed roadway and out to the

That way when you cut the melon, the U seeds would run away all by them- U the Gulf Fishing Pier. Under music was pumped over the beach. Bring a blanket or towel upon which to sit selves. I think he’s on to something brilliant, sunny skies, young public-address system. The in the sand. there. At least the English would give and old alike enjoyed numer- event coincided with the ■ Bands on the Beach, 7-9 p.m. at the Gulfside it a try, I’m sure of that! ous activities, including surf- Memorial Day holiday, which Pavilion. Midnight Confessions will perform. Just thought you’d like to know ... ing and surfing lessons, a lured thousands to the beach. S S Volunteers share time, ability for greater good Volunteers! What would we do without with water! Since the them? other families will pour Volunteers are often the lifeblood of orga- their wine into the com- nizations, some of which would not survive if mon pot, our one jug of they had to pay for all the work that needs to water won’t spoil a great be done. That is true in churches, as well as pot of wine.’ civic, educational and political groups. And so it was that on There are some who do not see the impor- the day of the feast the tance of sharing their time and abilities, say- couple put on their finest ing, “Well, my little bit won’t matter at all!” I robes, filled their jug share this story that has been around for a with water from the well, and went to the saying arose among the people of the village: long time, and just surfaced again this week party. They were greeted by the sounds of ‘If you wish to take wine, you must give it on the Internet: music playing, and the delicious smells of also.’” “Once upon a time, the people of a village food cooking and everyone poured their jugs The benefits of volunteers cannot be fully decided to have a feast and each family of wine into a great clay pot. calculated. promised to bring a jug of wine to pour into At a signal, everyone put their cups to their It loses its value somewhat if done only for the common pot for all to share. But soon one lips. They sipped, and sipped again, but what recognition, but when done out of love and Pam Randall/Gulf Breeze News man was cursing himself for having agreed they tasted was not wine but water, for every- concern for helping others, the benefits of Hemingway’s adds another venue to part with one whole jug of wine. He and his one had thought, ‘One jug of water cannot inner satisfaction, of being involved with Another restaurant and bar is open on Pensacola wife thought about it for a moment then came spoil a great pot of wine,’ and each of them something greater than ourselves, are price- Beach, just below Hemingway’s. Serving lunch and to a quick decision: ‘We’ll just fill our jug had filled their jug at the well. That day a new less. dinner as well as cockatails and beers, the Bimini Beach Bar offers live entertainment on the beach level.

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State of Florida. is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Name in which and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end lows: lows: APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: TIMOTHY K is assessed is as fol- lobby of the County Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the WALKER, MICHAEL R lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex Certificate Number: Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed Certificate Number: 14th day of July, 2008 WALKER, RYAN GIVEN THAT CABER- at 6495 Caroline St., 705 Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the 2515 NOTICE IS HEREBY at 12:00 noon. Dated WALKER Certificate Number: NET 1 LLC holder of Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2006 County, Florida Property described in Year of Issuance: 2006 GIVEN THAT CABER- this the 21st day of All of the above proper- 505 the following Tax Sale 7th day of July, 2008 at –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be NET 1 LLC holder of May, 2008. ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed 12:00 noon. Dated this Description of NOTICE OF sold to the Highest Description of the following Tax Sale Rosa County, In the said Tax Certificate for the 14th day of May, Property: PROPERTY APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end Property: LT 83 OF Certificate has filed Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. Description of the Tax Deed to be 2008. DESCRIBED IN OR FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County UNREC LEGEND said Tax Certificate for Clerk of the Circuit Property: LTS 1-6, 8,9, issued thereon. The BOOK 1820 PG 398 Administrative Complex WOODS EST, AS DES the Tax Deed to be Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate BLK 5, MILTON PARK- Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 18-1N-28- NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., IN OR BOOK 950 PG issued thereon. The County, Florida shall be redeemed WAY, AS DES IN OR year of Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit 0000-00343-0000 GIVEN THAT MER- Milton, Florida on the 636, LESS ALL MIN Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the BOOK 1472 PG 838 Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa Name in which LOTT 111 LLC holder 21st day of July, 2008 RTS year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF Property described in Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- and Name(s) in which it County, Florida Assessed: JOHN of the following Tax at 12:00 noon. Dated Parcel ID: 03-2S-27- Description of property, APPLICATION such Certificate will be 2500-00500-0010 is assessed is as fol- –––––––––––––––––– KILEY'S CYCLE Sale Certificate has this the 28th day of 0000-00408-0000 and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest Name in which lows: NOTICE OF WORLD INC filed said Tax May, 2008. Name in which is assessed is as fol- Bidder, at the east end Assessed: JOSEPH APPLICATION All of the above proper- Certificate for the Tax Assessed: HARRY G lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County RUFUS ZACKOWSKI Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED ty is located in Santa Deed to be issued Mary M. Johnson FULTON, MICHELLE GIVEN THAT CABER- Administrative Complex All of the above proper- 473 Rosa County, In the thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit FULTON Certificate Number: NET 1 LLC holder of at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE IS HEREBY State of Florida. Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa All of the above proper- 2585 the following Tax Sale Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the GIVEN THAT CABER- year of Issuance, the County, Florida ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed 14th day of July, 2008 State of Florida. Description of NET 1 LLC holder of Unless such certificate Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– Rosa County, In the said Tax Certificate for at 12:00 noon. Dated Property: W 70' OF the following Tax Sale shall be redeemed and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF State of Florida. Description of the Tax Deed to be this the 21st day of Unless such certificate LTS 1 & 2, BLK 7, Certificate has filed according to Law, the is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION Property: S 75' OF W issued thereon. The May, 2008. shall be redeemed RAILROAD SUB, AS said Tax Certificate for Property described in lows: FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate 150' OF BLK F, BAR- Certificate Number and according to Law, the DES IN OR BOOK the Tax Deed to be such Certificate will be shall be redeemed BAROSA TERRITORY, year of Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson Property described in 2065 PG 1653 & OR issued thereon. The sold to the Highest Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY according to Law, the AS DES IN OR 2546 Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be BOOK 1791 PG 621 Certificate Number and Bidder, at the east end 2726 GIVEN THAT MER- Property described in PG 757 and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 03-1N-28- year of Issuance, the lobby of the County Year of Issuance: 2006 LOTT 111 LLC holder such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- is assessed is as fol- County, Florida Bidder, at the east end 3370-00700-0020 Description of property, Administrative Complex of the following Tax sold to the Highest 0190-00F00-0010 lows: –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County Name in which and Name(s) in which it at 6495 Caroline St., Description of Sale Certificate has Bidder, at the east end Name in which NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Assessed: MONA D is assessed is as fol- Milton, Florida on the Property: PROPERTY filed said Tax lobby of the County Assessed: TERRY P Certificate Number: APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., TOYENS RILEY, lows: 30th day of June, 2008 DESCRIBED IN OR Certificate for the Tax Administrative Complex HERRINGTON JR 585 FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the TRISHA B RILEY at 12:00 noon. Dated BOOK 2268 PG 190 Deed to be issued at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 7th day of July, 2008 at BARNES, VOCHITA R Certificate Number: this the 7th day of May, Parcel ID: 28-2S-27- thereon. The Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY 12:00 noon. Dated this TOYENS 1909 2008. 0000-01100-0000 Certificate Number and 21st day of July, 2008 Rosa County, In the Description of GIVEN THAT CABER- the 14th day of May, All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 Name in which year of Issuance, the at 12:00 noon. Dated State of Florida. Property: PROPERTY NET 1 LLC holder of 2008. ty is located in Santa See Page 4D Assessed: MARK G Description of property, this the 28th day of DESCRIBED IN OR the following Tax Sale Rosa County, In the MURRAY TRUSTEE and Name(s) in which it May, 2008. Unless such certificate BOOK 284 PG 440 & Certificate has filed Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. OF THE MARK G is assessed is as fol- shall be redeemed OR BOOK 304 PG 295 said Tax Certificate for Clerk of the Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MURRAY LIVING lows: Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the Parcel ID: 12-1N-28- the Tax Deed to be Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA TRUST Clerk of the Circuit Property described in 0000-00302-0000 issued thereon. The County, Florida shall be redeemed PROBATE DIVISION All of the above proper- Certificate Number: Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be Name in which Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the ty is located in Santa 2340 County, Florida sold to the Highest Assessed: RALPH R year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF Property described in IN RE: ESTATE OF Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2006 –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end COUGHLIN ESTATE, Description of property, APPLICATION such Certificate will be RICHARD W. MODUGNO, Deceased. State of Florida. NOTICE OF lobby of the County MARY COUGHLIN and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest Description of APPLICATION Administrative Complex ESTATE is assessed is as fol- Bidder, at the east end File No.: 57-2008-CP-171 Unless such certificate Property: LT 4 BLK B, FOR TAX DEED at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County Division: shall be redeemed CAMELLIAS SUB, AS Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa GIVEN THAT CABER- Administrative Complex according to Law, the DES IN OR BOOK NOTICE IS HEREBY 14th day of July, 2008 Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: NET 1 LLC holder of at 6495 Caroline St., NOTICE TO CREDITORS Property described in 2322 PG 1770 GIVEN THAT MER- at 12:00 noon. Dated State of Florida. 2810 the following Tax Sale Milton, Florida on the such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 19-2S-26- LOTT 111 LLC holder this the 21st day of Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed 7th day of July, 2008 at The administration of the estate of Richard W. sold to the Highest 0462-00B00-0040 of the following Tax May, 2008. Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for 12:00 noon. Dated this Modugno, deceased, whose date of death was Bidder, at the east end Name in which Sale Certificate has shall be redeemed Description of the Tax Deed to be the 14th day of May, March 7, 2008, is pending in the Circuit Court for lobby of the County Assessed: SUSAN filed said Tax Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the Property: PROPERTY issued thereon. The 2008. Santa Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division, Administrative Complex NORMAN, MICHAEL Certificate for the Tax Clerk of the Circuit Property described in DESCRIBED IN OR Certificate Number and File No. 2008-CP-171, the address of which is at 6495 Caroline St., TRACY Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be BOOK 2230 PG 337, year of Issuance, the MMary M. Johnson 6816 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida 32570. The Milton, Florida on the All of the above prop- thereon. The County, Florida sold to the Highest LESS ALL MIN RTS Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit names and addresses of the Personal 21st day of July, 2008 erty is located in Santa Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 14-1S-28- and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa Representative and the Personal at 12:00 noon. Dated Rosa County, In the year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF lobby of the County 0000-00151-0000 is assessed is as fol- County, Florida Representative's attorney are set forth below. this the 28th day of State of Florida. Description of property, APPLICATION Administrative Complex Name in which lows: –––––––––––––––––– May, 2008. and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: KONSTAN- NOTICE OF All creditors of the decedent and other persons, Unless such certificate is assessed is as fol- Milton, Florida on the TIN SERBIN, MARINA Certificate Number: APPLICATION having claims or demands against decedent's Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY 14th day of July, 2008 SERBINA 2626 FOR TAX DEED estate, on whom a copy of this notice is required Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the GIVEN THAT CABER- at 12:00 noon. Dated All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 to be served, must file their claims with this court Court of Santa Rosa Property described in Certificate Number: NET 1 LLC holder of this the 21st day of ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS County, Florida such Certificate will be 2625 the following Tax Sale May, 2008. Rosa County, In the Description of GIVEN THAT CABER- AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed State of Florida. Property: LTS 10 & 11 NET 1 LLC holder of TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end said Tax Certificate for Mary M. Johnson BLK F, EAST BAY the following Tax Sale AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF APPLICATION lobby of the County Description of the Tax Deed to be Clerk of the Circuit HEIGHTS, AS DES IN Certificate has filed THIS NOTICE ON THEM. FOR TAX DEED Administrative Complex Property: LT 34 BLK E, issued thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate OR BOOK 1838 PG said Tax Certificate for at 6495 Caroline St., EAST BAY HEIGHTS, Certificate Number and County, Florida shall be redeemed 889 the Tax Deed to be All other creditors of the decedent and other per- NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida on the AS DES IN OR BOOK year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- issued thereon. The sons having claims or demands against dece- GIVEN THAT MER- 21st day of July, 2008 1518 PG 763 Description of property, NOTICE OF Property described in 1010-00F00-0100 Certificate Number and dent's estate must file their claims with this court LOTT 111 LLC holder at 12:00 noon. Dated Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION such Certificate will be Name in which year of Issuance, the WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE of the following Tax this the 28th day of 1010-00E00-0340 is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest Assessed: ERLINDA C Description of property, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Sale Certificate has May, 2008. Name in which lows: Bidder, at the east end GALE and Name(s) in which it NOTICE. filed said Tax Assessed: CYRIL J NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County All of the above proper- is assessed is as fol- Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson CLANCY Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT CABER- Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa lows: ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit All of the above proper- 2622 NET 1 LLC holder of at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOR- thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 the following Tax Sale Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. Certificate Number: EVER BARRED. Certificate Number and County, Florida Rosa County, In the Certificate has filed 14th day of July, 2008 2697 year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– State of Florida. Description of said Tax Certificate for at 12:00 noon. Dated Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET Description of property, NOTICE OF Property: LT 17 BLK E, the Tax Deed to be this the 21st day of shall be redeemed FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION Unless such certificate EAST BAY HEIGHTS, issued thereon. The May, 2008. according to Law, the Description of YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED shall be redeemed AS DES IN OR 462 Certificate Number and Property described in Property: LT 120 BLK DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. lows: according to Law, the PG 358 year of Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be A, SEROSA ESTATES, NOTICE IS HEREBY Property described in Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest AS DES IN OR BOOK THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MER- such Certificate will be 1010-00E00-0170 and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end 1969 PG 1402 THIS NOTICE IS May 29, 2008 1481 LOTT 111 LLC holder sold to the Highest Name in which is assessed is as fol- County, Florida lobby of the County Parcel ID: 23-2S-27- Year of Issuance: 2006 of the following Tax Bidder, at the east end Assessed: JOHN M lows: –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex 4918-00A00-1200 Attorney for Personal Representative Sale Certificate has lobby of the County BROXSON, HELEN P NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., Name in which Bruce A. McDonald Description of filed said Tax Administrative Complex BROXSON Certificate Number: 4 APPLICATION Milton, Florida on the Assessed: TED FREE- Florida Bar No. 263311 Property: PROPERTY Certificate for the Tax at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 FOR TAX DEED 7th day of July, 2008 at MAN, ANNA FREE- McDonald Fleming Moorhead DESCRIBED OR Deed to be issued Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa 12:00 noon. Dated this MAN d/b/a Statewide Probate BOOK 2129 PG 657 thereon. The 21st day of July, 2008 Rosa County, In the Description of NOTICE IS HEREBY the 14th day of May, All of the above proper- 25 West Government Street Parcel ID: 16-4N-28- Certificate Number and at 12:00 noon. Dated State of Florida. Property: LT 13 BLK B GIVEN THAT CABER- 2008. ty is located in Santa Pensacola, FL 32502 0000-00127-0000 year of Issuance, the this the 28th day of OF UNREC ANDYS NET 1 LLC holder of Rosa County, In the (850) 477-0660; FAX 202-8543 Name in which Description of property, May, 2008. Unless such certificate LANDING, AS DES IN the following Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. Assessed: JERRY A and Name(s) in which it shall be redeemed OR BOOK 1838 PG Certificate has filed Clerk of the Circuit Personal Representative SOUTHERN, ALANA is assessed is as fol- Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the 869 said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate Wendy L. Orrett A SOUTHERN lows: Clerk of the Circuit Property described in Parcel ID: 04-1N-26- the Tax Deed to be County, Florida shall be redeemed 1501 Holly Avenue All of the above proper- Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be 0000-00108-0000 issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the Rohnert Park, CA 94928 ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: County, Florida sold to the Highest Name in which Certificate Number and NOTICE OF Property described in Rosa County, In the 2660 –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end Assessed: ANTHONY year of Issuance, the APPLICATION such Certificate will be LEGAL 355 State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE OF lobby of the County C JETER, STACIE M Description of property, FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest Gulf Breeze News APPLICATION Administrative Complex JETER and Name(s) in which it Bidder, at the east end 5/29, 6/5/08 Unless such certificate Description of FOR TAX DEED at 6495 Caroline St., is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County shall be redeemed Property: PROPERTY Milton, Florida on the All of the above proper- lows: GIVEN THAT CABER- Administrative Complex according to Law, the DESCRIBED IN OR NOTICE IS HEREBY 14th day of July, 2008 ty is located in Santa NET 1 LLC holder of at 6495 Caroline St., Property described in BOOK 1610 PG 1715, GIVEN THAT CABER- at 12:00 noon. Dated Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: the following Tax Sale Milton, Florida on the

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From Page 2D year of Issuance, the Rosa County, In the Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the Certificate Number: Description of property, State of Florida. County, Florida Property described in 637 Mary M. Johnson and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: 2006 Clerk of the Circuit is assessed is as fol- Unless such certificate NOTICE OF sold to the Highest Court of Santa Rosa lows: shall be redeemed APPLICATION FOR Bidder, at the east end Description of County, Florida according to Law, the TAX DEED lobby of the County Property: S 60' OF Certificate Number: Property described in Administrative W/2; S 60' OF E/2, –––––––––––––––––– 738 such Certificate will be NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 LESS E 75', BLK 39, NOTICE OF Year of Issuance: 2006 sold to the Highest GIVEN THAT CABER- Caroline St., Milton, BAGDAD, AS DES IN APPLICATION FOR Bidder, at the east end NET 1 LLC holder of Florida on the 30th day OR 962 PG 167 & OR TAX DEED Description of lobby of the County the following Tax Sale of June, 2008 at 12:00 966 PG 20 Property: PROPERTY Administrative Certificate has filed noon. Parcel ID: 15-1N-28- Is your dad the NOTICE IS HEREBY DESCRIBED IN OR Complex at 6495 said Tax Certificate for 0120-03900-0060 GIVEN THAT CABER- BOOK 655 PG 227, Caroline St., Milton, the Tax Deed to be Name in which best? Tell us all NET 1 LLC holder of LESS ALL MIN RTS Florida on the 30th day issued thereon. The Assessed: WILLIE LEE about it and you the following Tax Sale Parcel ID: 19-1N-28- of June, 2008 at 12:00 Certificate Number and Dated this the 7th day BEASLEY ESTATE Certificate has filed 0000-00256-0000 noon. Dated this the year of Issuance, the of May, 2008. All of the above proper- could win a fabu- said Tax Certificate for Name in which 7th day of May, 2008. Description of property, ty is located in Santa lous father’s day the Tax Deed to be Assessed: JAMES D and Name(s) in which it Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the issued thereon. The THORPE SR, MARY F Mary M. Johnson is assessed is as fol- Clerk of the Circuit State of Florida. golf package from Certificate Number and THORPE Clerk of the Circuit lows: Court of Santa Rosa year of Issuance, the All of the above proper- Court of Santa Rosa County, Florida Unless such certificate Gulf Breeze News. Description of property, ty is located in Santa County, Florida Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed Rosa County, In the –––––––––––––––––– 453 NOTICE OF according to Law, the and Name(s) in which Send us up to five para- it is assessed is as fol- State of Florida. NOTICE OF Year of Issuance: 2006 APPLICATION FOR Property described in lows: APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be graphs telling why your Unless such certificate TAX DEED Description of sold to the Highest dad deserves it, and if Certificate Number: shall be redeemed Property: PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end chosen, your father will according to Law, the NOTICE IS HEREBY DESCRIBED IN OR GIVEN THAT CABER- lobby of the County 2277 win a round of golf at Year of Issuance: 2006 Property described in GIVEN THAT CABER- BOOK 492 PG 662 NET 1 LLC holder of Administrative such Certificate will be NET 1 LLC holder of Parcel ID: 03-1N-28- the following Tax Sale Complex at 6495 each of the courses on Description of sold to the Highest the following Tax Sale 2530-05600-0040 Certificate has filed Caroline St., Milton, the Emerald Coast Golf Bidder, at the east end Certificate has filed Name in which said Tax Certificate for Florida on the 30th day Property: LT 4 BLK 68, Trail! HOLLEY BY THE lobby of the County said Tax Certificate for Assessed: JOE N the Tax Deed to be of June, 2008 at 12:00 SEA, AS DES IN OR Administrative the Tax Deed to be HOLLOWAY JR issued thereon. The noon. Dated this the 1681 PG 507 Complex at 6495 issued thereon. The All of the above proper- Certificate Number and 7th day of May, 2008. * Scenic Hills Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- Caroline St., Milton, Certificate Number and ty is located in Santa year of Issuance, the * Tiger Point Florida on the 30th day year of Issuance, the Rosa County, In the Description of property, Mary M. Johnson 1920-06800-0040 * Hidden Creek Name in which of June, 2008 at 12:00 Description of property, State of Florida. and Name(s) in which it Clerk of the Circuit Assessed: VICTOR M noon. Dated this the and Name(s) in which is assessed is as fol- Court of Santa Rosa * Shalimar Pointe SERRANO 7th day of May, 2008. it is assessed is as fol- Unless such certificate lows: County, Florida All of the above proper- lows: shall be redeemed –––––––––––––––––– Mary M. Johnson Send your submission to ty is located in Santa Gulf Breeze News, Rosa County, In the Clerk of the Circuit Certificate Number: State of Florida. Court of Santa Rosa 2455 RESOLUTION P.O. Box 1414, County, Florida Year of Issuance: 2006 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Unless such certificate –––––––––––––––––– WHEREAS, S. L and M. V. (Marty) Mitchell, PETITIONED the Board of NOTICE OF Description of shall be redeemed County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, to vacate, abandon, or email it to APPLICATION FOR Property: PROPERTY discontinue and renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the fol- according to Law, the [email protected] Property described in TAX DEED DESCRIBED IN OR lowing described property to-wit: such Certificate will be BOOK 1464 PG 1631 by June 13. sold to the Highest NOTICE IS HEREBY & OR BOOK 1468 PG The alleyway located between lots 1 through 6 and lots 7 Winners will be Bidder, at the east end GIVEN THAT CABER- 199 through 12 of Block 11 in the Floridatown Subdivision as announced in the June 19 NET 1 LLC holder of Parcel ID: 39-1S-27- lobby of the County recorded in OR 1712 Pg. 662, 663 & 664, of the public issue of Gulf Breeze Administrative the following Tax Sale 0000-02902-0000 records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Complex at 6495 Certificate has filed Name in which News. Caroline St., Milton, said Tax Certificate for Assessed: VONNIE AND WHEREAS, The Board of County Commissioners determined to have a Florida on the 30th day the Tax Deed to be TOLBERT public hearing for the purpose of considering the advisability of vacating and of June, 2008 at 12:00 issued thereon. The All of the above proper- abandoning said rights-of-way, and noon. Dated this the Certificate Number and ty is located in Santa 7th day of May, 2008. year of Issuance, the Rosa County, In the WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have on this the 8th day of Description of property, State of Florida. May, 2008, conducted said public hearing in conformity to the said publica- Mary M. Johnson and Name(s) in which it tion of their intent, and Clerk of the Circuit is assessed is as fol- Unless such certificate Court of Santa Rosa lows: shall be redeemed WHEREAS, after hearing all comments concerning said vacation of the County, Florida according to Law, the above described rights-of-way, the Board, being fully advised, and it being –––––––––––––––––– Certificate Number: Property described in determined that the public interest will be best served and protected by vacat- NOTICE OF 2104 such Certificate will be ing and abandoning said rights-of-way, therefore, APPLICATION FOR Year of Issuance: 2006 sold to the Highest TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa Description of lobby of the County County, Florida, that the said rights-of-way as herein set out and described NOTICE IS HEREBY Property: PROPERTY Administrative are hereby vacated and any and all interest to the public shall revert to and GIVEN THAT CABER- DESCRIBED IN OR Complex at 6495 be vested in the proper owners thereof. NET 1 LLC holder of BOOK 1297 PG 636 Caroline St., Milton, the following Tax Sale Parcel ID: 06-2S-26- Florida on the 30th day APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a vote of 5 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 absent, of Certificate has filed 0000-00602-0000 of June, 2008 at 12:00 the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, this 8th said Tax Certificate for Name in which noon. Dated this the day of May, 2008. the Tax Deed to be Assessed: NAVARRE 7th day of May, 2008. issued thereon. The BUILDERS INC LEGAL NOTICE 355 Gulf Breeze News June 5, 2008 Certificate Number and All of the above proper- Mary M. Johnson ty is located in Santa Clerk of the Circuit

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