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Gulf Breeze 2008 Visioning report Inside today’s paper City to raise tax rate for 2009 ■ Residents to receive Monday to raise the millage rate Council spent weeks leading ment also included a clause for tomorrow (Tuesday),” Gilchrist from 1.552 mills to 1.8 mills. up to Monday’s announcement millage rate increases if the tax- told the council. “This can be PAGE TRIM notice with 2009 1D “There is no question we are with staff and department heads ing entity could not afford the looked at as the maximum -- we tax estimates Aug. 16 raising taxes,” Mayor Lane cutting line items from the 2008- losses from the increased exemp- set that (1.8 mills) as the top fig- Gilchrist said after the meeting. 2009 budget to accommodate the tions. In Santa Rosa County, ure.” BY VICI PAPAJOHN “We have to do so this year to decreased revenues resulting property assessments declined A budget hearing for adopt- ■ Bushwacker Gulf Breeze News [email protected] balance the budget. We are rais- from Amendment One, which for the second year in a row, fur- ing the resolution for the tenta- Weekend ing taxes the most balanced way doubled the homestead exemp- ther decreasing potential proper- tive ad valorem rate will be held keeps law officers busy After weeks of budget hear- we can. Assessments are down, tion and created other cuts to ty tax collectibles. Wednesday, Sept. 3 at 6:30 p.m. ings and deliberations, the Gulf and the homestead exemption counties and municipalities “We are required by law to At that meeting, the final ■ Bubba’s Breeze City Council voted has been doubled.” throughout Florida. The amend- notify the Property Appraiser See MILLAGE Beach , Page 2A6

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FRIDAY 8/8 Scattered Storms Gulf Breeze still high 87O low 78O recalls ‘Jaws 2’ SATURDAY 8/9 Scattered Storms high 86O excitement low 77O BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN FIRST IN A SERIES SUNDAY 8/10 Gulf Breeze News Scattered Storms [email protected] Three decades O high 86 The making of ‘Jaws2,’ the movie ago, Universal low 77O sequel to the mega-hit ‘Jaws,’ might have been old-hat movie making to Studios chose the the professionals involved, but for the Emerald Coast as residents of Gulf Breeze and Navarre, a filming location it was a real happening. INSIDE The movie came out in theaters in for the movie the summer of 1978. The excitement sequel ‘Jaws 2.’ Allen for the Gulf Breeze area, however, In the coming Classifieds 3D was experienced during fall and win- weeks, longtime staff writer Community 4-7A ter of 1977-1978 when Hollywood Crossword 3B filmmakers and movie stars descended Betty Archer Allen will report Editorial 6A on the Emerald Coast to film the sus- exclusively about how the Entertainment 2B pense thriller. movie affected Gulf Breeze Island News 1D So many local lives were affected. residents’ lives. Area residents, including students Lifestyles 1B from Gulf Breeze High School, were Politics 3A hired as extras. It was exciting as Darryl Lapointe, now President of Santa Rosa County 4B locals anticipated being seen world- the Highpoint Hotel Corporation, was Seniors 7A wide on the silver screen. general manager of the Holiday Inn at Sports 1-6C Universal Studios scouted the that time. Universal rented 100 of the Talk of the Town 1B Emerald Coast to determine which area hotel’s 200 rooms. The ground floor “Mailing Statement is was best suited for filming. It found was converted to offices, and some of Universal Pictures Navarre Beach to be ideal, and the the Gulf-front suites were remodeled on Editorial Page” The promotional poster for ‘Jaws 2’ piqued moviegoers’ interest during the Holiday Inn “Holidome” was more than for stars David Brown and Roy summer of 1978 when the highly anticipated sequel to ‘Jaws’ was released in suitable for film headquarters because Scheider. FOUR SECTIONS theaters around the country. Much of the film was shot near Gulf Breeze. of its relatively remote location. See JAWS 2, Page 4A6 VOL. 7, NO. 32 AUGUST 7, 2008 It’s official: Gulf Power rates going up 11.3 percent ■ Electric company by sharp rises in the cost of the September bills. costs,” said John Hutchinson, on the fuel portion of the bill. says it will not profit fuels — mostly coal and natural The FPSC did grant Gulf Gulf Power general manager of The cost of fuels has risen dra- gas — used to make electricity. Power’s request to spread out Public Affairs. “We hope our matically in the past eight years from this cost increase Facing an estimated shortfall the collection of the shortfall plan will help mitigate the and especially the past year: nat-

home! Gulf Breeze News of more than $76 million in fuel over a longer period of time — impact by spreading out the ural gas increased 550 percent The Florida Public Service bills, Gulf Power asked for the 16 months instead of four increase over the next 16 since 2000 — 82 percent in the Commission last week increase that raises residential months — to lessen the month- months.” last 12 months; coal has your approved an increase in electric- bills for 1,000 kilowatt-hours by ly impact on customer bills. Fuel costs make up almost increased 184 percent since ity prices for Gulf Power 11.3 percent — from $102.22 to “We share our customers’ half of a typical electricity bill, 2000 — 165 percent of that just Company customers brought on $113.76, beginning with frustration with rising fuel and Gulf Power earns no profit See POWER, Page 2A6 Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly

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But restoration manager says construction months away Thursday, August 7 District 5 Recreational Santa Rosa County Advisory Committee BY JOE CULPEPPER Electrical Code Board of 3 p.m., South End Adjustments and Appeals 3 Gulf Breeze News Service Center, 5841 p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad [email protected] Gulf Breeze Parkway Highway, Milton Gulf Coast Santa Rosa County Board The Florida Department of Aerospace and of Adjustments 5:30 p.m., Defense Coalition Environmental Protection on County Administrative Center, Workshop 6 p.m., Friday issued a highly anticipat- 6495 Caroline Street, Milton County Administrative ed permit to allow the place- Navarre Beach Area Center, 6495 Caroline ment of breakwater structure Chamber of Commerce Street, Milton Political Forum 6:30 p.m., Midway Fire District around part of eroding Holley-Navarre Intermediate Deadman’s Island. Board of School, 1936 Navarre School Commissioners 7 p.m., But two other agencies - the Road Commission Board U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Room, 1322 College and the U.S. Coast Guard - also Saturday, August 9 Parkway, Gulf Breeze must grant their approval, a Bagdad Volunteer Fire process sure to delay until next Department Political Forum 4 Wednesday, May significant restoration of p.m., Bagdad Volunteer Fire August 13 the small, historic barrier island Department, 7043 Oak Street, Bagdad Gulf Breeze Area in Pensacola Bay northwest of Chamber of Commerce Gulf Breeze. Small Business Committee Because of the approaching Monday, August 11 8:30 a.m., Chamber headquar- Gulf Sturgeon migrating season, Santa Rosa County ters, 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway Commission Committee 9 Florida-Alabama the restoration project’s dead- Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News a.m., County Administrative Supporters of the Deadman’s Island Restoration Project debate the pros and cons of the Transportation Planning line is Sept. 1. Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Organization 9 a.m., County “We can only put our break- issue with city of Gulf Breeze representative Heather Reed (right). Milton Administrative Center, 6495 water structures down between Florida-Alabama TPO Caroline Street, Milton property. bay.” May 1 and Sept. 1,” said Technical Coordinating Tourist Development After weeks of quarreling, Hurricane Dennis in 2005 Committee 1 p.m., West Heather Reed, project manager South End Committee 9 a.m., the Copes and the city reached unearthed several coffins from Florida Regional Planning Visitors Center, 8543 Navarre for the city of Gulf Breeze’s an agreement July 24. the site, which served as a ship Council, 4081 East Olive Road, Parkway Deadman’s Island Restoration The delay threatened to pre- careening area, a yellow fever Suite A, Pensacola Santa Rosa County Florida-Alabama TPO Project. vent construction this year, but quarantining area, a glue factory Building Code of Citizens’ Advisory Adjustments 2:30 p.m., 6051 “I don’t see the Corps of there was a bright side to the and a fish fertilizing manufac- Engineers issuing their permit Committee 3:30 p.m., West Old Bagdad Highway, Milton controversy, Reed said. turing plant. Remains studied by Florida Regional Planning Santa Rosa Island with a week’s time. The con- “Now that we have this per- the University of West Florida Council, 4081 East Olive Road, Authority Board 5 p.m., SRIA tractor needs about three weeks mit,” she said Sunday, “we can indicated the bodies were buried Suite A, Pensacola headquarters, 1 Via de Luna of preparation, and it takes apply for further granting in Deadman’s Island more than Drive, Pensacola Beach another three weeks to place the opportunities, which we might 300 years ago. Tuesday, August 12 breakwater structures. not have had if we didn’t get Heather Reed Reed said local boy scouts Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Thursday, August 14 “We will not be able to beat this permit as soon as we did on and other supporters might be of Commerce Holiday Parade Santa Rosa County that Sept. 1 deadline.” Friday. weather could do irreparable able to help this fall by planting Committee 8:30 a.m., Commission 9 a.m., County Reed appeared before a Chamber headquarters, 409 Administrative Center, 6495 “It could have adversely damage to the island before next grasses and other vegetation, Gulf Breeze Parkway Caroline Street, Milton group of Deadman’s Island affected potential funding for May’s work begins. which already has been done Florida-Alabama Bicycle Santa Rosa County advocates and nearby landown- next year.” “The tides and breaching previously. Pedestrian Advisory School District Board 10 ers July 31. She reviewed the Reed said the city has potential will create further “The only thing that can be Committee 10 a.m., West a.m., 5086 Canal Street, Milton island’s erosion woes and plans $203,000 to spend on the problems,” Reed predicted, “but done right away is to plant emer- Florida Regional Planning Santa Rosa County Fire to save it. restoration project. She planned gent, submergent and upland Council, 4081 East Olive Road, Protection Board of it’s not anything dangerous at Adjustments and Appeals 4 DEP was prepared to grant Suite A, Pensacola to apply for an additional $1 the moment. I’m more con- vegetation for soil stabilization,” Gulf Breeze Area Chamber p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad the needed permit for construc- million grant this month while cerned about additional erosion. Reed said. “If we can get sand- of Commerce Out of the Box Highway, Milton tion in April. But the process exploring other grant possibili- All we can do is monitor it and bags out there, we can protect Lunch Series noon, Chamber Santa Rosa County Local grinded to a halt when ties. hope we don’t have a real bad what is already there until we headquarters, 409 Gulf Breeze Planning Board 6 p.m., Highpoint Drive residents She also planned to file for an storm that unearths the historic bring in some fill material.” Parkway County Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Nathan and Cynthia Cope com- emergency permit in hopes burial ground out there. ■ Santa Rosa County plained that would have a nega- some sandbagging could be “We don’t want any more Staff writer Scott Page tive impact on their waterfront done. The fear is that severe coffins washing out into the contributed to this story. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Information provided by the Santa : Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. MILLAGE Rate will move PROPOSED MILLAGE RATES IN SRC Felonies to 1.8 mills from 1.552 The cities of Milton and Jay have disclosed proposed 07/31/2008 raises in their millage rates along with the Santa Rosa 07/28/2008 Owens, Mark Alan, W/M, 37, Continued from page 1A dents pay a per-capita total tax of County School Board. Fisher, Steven Christopher, 5500 block of Centerbrook Place, Gulf Breeze, violation of millage rate will be set and a $183 as compared to $144 in W/M, 24, 1900 block of South Pasadena, $363 in St. Taxing 2007-08 2008-09 2007-08 2008-09 Diplomat Street, Gulf Breeze, probation. budget public hearing will be Rappuhn, Gerald Lee, W/M, Augustine Beach, $536 in Holmes entity millage millage values values failure to appear. held. Amendment One requires Shiavo, Bobby Dale, W/M, 37, 8200 block of Sevilla Street, a unanimous vote of the city Beach , $618 in Bay Harbor 28, 5500 block of Hummingbird Navarre, aggravated assault council to raise the rate. Islands and $764 in North Bay. City of Milton 2.75 3.2373 $347.7M $330.2M Court, Gulf Breeze, sex offense and burglary. “The city rolled back its mill- “The truly telling thing is that and cruelty toward a child. City of Jay 2.00 2.00 $39.7M $40.6M age rate two years in a row (2006 at all the meetings we have held Siler Jr., James Lewis, B/M, 08/01/2008 and 2007) during the run-up of recently, during the Visioning SR County 6.0953 6.0953 $9.3B $8.7B 37, 2500 block of Abaco Drive, Konig, Kenneth Edward, property values in Santa Rosa Process and at planning meet- Navarre, aggravated assault W/M, 40, 2400 block of Winners SR Schools* 7.23 7.42 $9.4B $9.6B Circle, Navarre, larceny. County,” City Manager Buz ings, people are not saying it is and obstructing justice. too expensive to live in the city,” Eddy reminded. “We were one of * The School Board property assessments are not subject to 07/29/2008 Eddy said. 08/03/2008 the only taxing entities to do so. the second $25,000 homestead exemption. The required Local Cotner, Barbara Jane, W/F, Barfield, Christian Lee, For the past 10 years the city has “They are actually asking for Effort Portion of the millage is mandated to increase by the 42, 2200 block of El Dorado W/M, 24, 9200 block of Eagle maintained an average annual more services, they want the city state of Florida. Court, Navarre, violation of pro- Nest Drive, Navarre, violation of to be more walkable, they want to bation. rate of 1.9 mills.” Source: Jan Vann, Deputy Property Appraiser, Santa Rosa County probation. Eddy presented to the council a see infrastructure improvements Dean, Jason Wayne, W/M, list of cities similar in population, and they appreciate the high 30, 8500 block of Navarre DUIs services, demographics and quality of life." (TRIM) statements will be sent to order to remain fiscally responsi- Parkway, Navarre, larceny and fraud. 07/30/2008 “lifestyle:” South Pasadena, Eddy said that homesteaded residents Aug. 15 and will ble.” include estimated taxes and new The city collected $1,010,239 07/30/2008 Wiggington, James Cohen, Saint Augustine Beach, Holmes residents will see “not much of an W/M, 26, 3300 block of assessed values. in property taxes in 2008 and has Dagenais, Paula Jean, W/F, Beach, Bay Harbor Islands and increase; they’ll pay in 2009 60, 6900 block of Sea Turtle Greenbriar Circle, Gulf Breeze, North Bay all had populations about what they paid in 2008” “We've been putting off capital projected collections of Circle, Navarre, fraud. DUI. between 5,000 and 6,100. Both due to the doubled homestead improvements that we really $1,165,929 for 2009. Other exemption and decreased value need to make,” Gilchrist said. sources of income to the city the operating millage of Gulf CORRECTION: In the July 31 issue, the date of the assessments. “And we need to rebuild include local option sales tax, Breeze and the per-capita taxable Pensacola Beach Optimist Club’s Island Fun Photo Contest Jan Vann, Deputy Property reserves. It (the millage rate franchise fees and state revenue values ranked second lowest in was incorrect. The correct date is August 19. Gulf Breeze the group. And Gulf Breeze resi- Appraiser, said Truth in Millage increase) simply must be done in sharing. News regrets the error.

POWER: Customers can pay NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 15-08 NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 14-08 difference over 16 months Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No.15-08 was pre- Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No.14-08 was pre- sented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for first sented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for first reading on Monday, August 4, 2008, and will be presented for reading on Monday, August 4, 2008, and will be presented for Continued from page 1A important than ever for our cus- final reading and adoption at a City Council meeting scheduled final reading and adoption at a City Council meeting scheduled tomers. Even the smallest for Monday, August 18, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council for Monday, August 18, 2008, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council since July 2007. change can make a big differ- Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, The other major component ence in how much electricity Florida. The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: Florida. The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: of the price for electricity, the they buy each month - and in ORDINANCE NO. 14-08 base rate, has not been how much fuel we have to pur- ORDINANCE NO. 15-08 increased since 2002. chase to produce electricity.” AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, ADOPTING A AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, ADOPT- ING A NEW LOCAL COMMUNICATION SERVICES TAX RATE; Hutchinson noted that on NEW MUNICIPAL PUBLIC SERVICE TAX; PROVIDING FOR THE Usually, the FPSC adjusts ADOPTION OF A MUNICIPAL PUBLIC SERVICE TAX RATE; PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF A NEW LOCAL COM- electricity prices each January - average individual households PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REV- MUNICATION SERVICES TAX RATE; PROVIDING FOR either up or down - depending are buying about 17 percent ENUE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR ADJUSTMENT OF TAX RATE FOR PERMIT FEES; PROVID- on actual and forecasted fuel more electricity today than 20 CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ING FOR NOTICE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; costs. But because fuel prices years ago. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CON- have risen so quickly in 2008, To help customers save on FLICT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Gulf Power and many of the electricity costs, Gulf Power A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the offers a wide variety of energy public in the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties other major utilities in Florida may appear at the Council meetings and be heard with respect A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the have been compelled to ask for efficiency services and pro- to the proposed ordinance. If any person decides to appeal any public in the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties mid-year fuel adjustments to grams. Free energy checkups decision made with respect to any matter considered at this may appear at the Council meetings and be heard with respect catch up. point out solutions from the meeting or public hearing, such person may need to insure that to the proposed ordinance. If any person decides to appeal any “We constantly work to make simplest - cleaning air filters, a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record decision made with respect to any matter considered at this our plants and operations as replacing incandescent light includes the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal meeting or public hearing, such person may need to insure that bulbs with compact-fluorescent is to be based. a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record efficient as possible, but the includes the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal market price for fuel is mostly bulbs, adjusting the thermostat is to be based. outside our control,” and sealing windows and doors THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA Hutchinson explained. “With no — to the most efficient — THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA relief in fuel costs expected, installing extremely efficient BY: MARITA RHODES BY: MARITA RHODES energy conservation is more heating and cooling systems. CITY CLERK Legal #466 CITY CLERK Legal #467

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CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS Cleaver, from Pace, withdraws from county commission race

Brown vies Lynchard Sessions has Winkles eyes Gulf Breeze News and Jim Williamson of Pace. for School seeks Dist. 5 experience to another term The race for Santa Rosa According to the Supervisor County Commissioner for of Elections Web site, Cleaver Board seat 2 commissioner be collector on schools District 1 dwindled from five to had raised $4,631 in contribu- four last week. tions while spending $3,463. Jimmy Brown of Milton Lane Lynchard has qual- Jeff Sessions is a candi- Hugh Winkles of Milton Samuel Cleaver, a Cleaver did not attend the July announces his candidacy ified as a candidate for date for Santa Rosa County is a candidate for reelection Republican from Pace, with- 22 candidates forum at the for District 2 representative Santa Rosa County Tax Collector. to the Santa Rosa School drew from his race against Community Life Center of Gulf on the Santa Rosa County Commissioner, District 5. Sessions graduated from Board. incumbent Tom Stewart of Pace Breeze United Methodist School Board. He is seeking the seat held Gulf Breeze High school For more than 16 years, and challengers Stacia LaDue Church sponsored by the Brown retired this sum- by John Broxson. and Troy University, where Winkles has served as the and Clayton Miller of Milton Chamber and Gulf Breeze News. mer after 41 years of teach- Lynchard, 36, of Gulf he earned a bachelor’s School Board representa- ing, 34 in Breeze, is degree in tive for Santa Rosa running to criminal jus- District 2, County. He provide a new tice, along helping to has a B.A. in perspective to with a minor lead Santa History and county gov- in business Rosa schools an M.A. in ernment. administra- to be one of Administra- “I want to tion. the top per- help lead the In 1997, forming Brown tion. Brown Lynchard Sessions Winkles I’m the candidate you’ve been worked at Jay county for- Sessions school dis- waiting for! Your vote will make High School as a teacher, ward, making common- opened a small business, tricts in the state. a difference! Proud to Serve! head football coach and sense decisions that are in which he successfully ran Winkles, a professional Phone: 994-7272 athletic director, and at the best interests of the fami- for five years. pharmacist, says that with www.roperforsheriff.com Central High as the lies who live in Santa Rosa For the past seven years, the election of a new coun- Occupational Specialist County,” Lynchard said. Sessions has been the ty schools superintendent and head track coach. “The quality of life of our branch manager for the and the financial challenges Brown implemented an residents and ensuring the Santa Rosa County facing the district, it is Alternative to Suspension health or our local economy Property Appraiser. important to elect a proven, program at Whiting Field should be the guiding factors Sessions has experience experienced leader. and ended his career at for county government.” in personnel management, He shares the passion Santa Rosa County Navarre High as the Lynchard has practiced budgeting, and providing the Gulf Breeze community deserves leaders DCT/OJT coordinator. law in Navarre since 2000. customer service to the tax- has for quality education. who will put the Brown’s wife has been a A graduate of Milton high payers of Santa Rosa Winkles has raised two interests of its teacher at Holley Navarre school, he received his law County. children in the Santa Rosa Middle School for 18 years. degree from Samford As tax collector, County schools, and his citizens first. His daughter has taught in University and a Master of Sessions plans to imple- son is a rising senior at I have seen first hand Milton High School. the county for 16 years, and Laws in Taxation from the ment strict measures of the difference a good his sister-in-law has been at University of Florida. accountability and utilize Pace High for 24 years. He lives in Tiger Point innovative technology to man in office can make. Brown has two grandsons with his wife, Lori, and improve service and restore I promise to serve the in Gulf Breeze schools. son, Bryan. the public’s trust. citizens of this county with honor and pride, now and in the future.

Second Navarre forum is tonight; Thank You for Your Support stancolienichols.com Rallies planned for Bagdad, Pace Coming Aug. 21 Gulf Breeze News Political advertisement paid for and approved by Stan Colie Nichols (R) Gulf Breeze News Election Guide for Santa Rosa County Tax Collector The Navarre Beach Area CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE 2008 Chamber of Commerce tonight will sponsor the second of its Candidates for Seat 5 ■ Blackwater Soil & political races in *i-J.E. Blankenship-NP Water Conservation two candidate forums to give Santa Rosa County ■ Midway Fire District District 2 Santa Rosa County voters an and state of Florida. Seat 1 *Jack Bragg-R opportunity to familiarize them- *Joe McPherson-NP District 4 ■ County Seat 2 Lucas Killam-NP selves with the issues and candi- Commission Danil Arner-NP Dave Robau-NP dates involved in the approach- District 1 William Eaton-NP ■ Tax Collector ing Aug. 26 election. Candidate Reese Swartz-NP Theresa Booker-R Stacia LaDue-NP Seat 3 Sharon Holley-R Candidates will speak today Clayton Miller-R *Shellie T. Isakson-NP Danny Holt-D (Aug. 7) between 6:30 and 8:30 i-Tom Stewart-R Seat 5 i-Robert McClure-R p.m. in the Holley-Navarre Jim Williamson-R i-Clyde Broome-NP Stan Nichols-R Intermediate School cafeteria at District 3 Matt Scallan-NP Jeff Sessions-R Marvin Fowler Sr.-R David Szymanski-NP ■ 1936 Navarre School Road. i-Don Salter-R U.S. ■ The school is located behind District 5 Property Appraiser Representative the Navarre post office off U.S. Lauretta Aiken-R *i-Greg Brown-R Jim Bryan-D i-John Broxson-R i-Jeff Miller-R Highway 98. ■ School Board Lane Lynchard-R The first Navarre forum was District 2 ■ State James Brown-NP Representative ■ Clerk of the Monday night at Navarre High Brenda Martin-NP District 1 Circuit Court School. i-Hugh Winkles-NP Sam Brannon-WI On Saturday, Aug. 9, the * Mary Johnson-R District 4 i-Greg Evers-R *i-JoAnn Simpson-NP Ryan Gilbert-R ■ Bagdad Volunteer Fire County Judge District 3 Department will host its cus- Group 2 ■ School i-Clay Ford-R tomary election year political * Ross Bilbrey-NP Superintendent Lumon May-D Grady Cannon-R District 4 rally. The event will begin at 4 ■ Avalon Fire Tim Wyrosdick-R i-Ray Sansom-R p.m. and be held at the Bagdad District Volunteer Fire Department at Seat 4 ■ Sheriff ■ State Attorney 7043 Oak Street located across Joseph Diamond-D William Cutts-NP Circuit 1 Donald Galbraith II-NP i-Wendell Hall-R Bill Eddins-R from the southeast corner of Paul Johnson-WI Bagdad Elementary School, two ■ Holley-Navarre Fire Robert Randle-R ■ Public Defender miles north of Exit 26 on District Chris Roper-R Tony Henderson-D Seat 1 Jeffery Van Camp-R James Owens-R Interstate 10. * Edward Blick-NP Kelly Richards-R The event will feature kids’ Seat 2 ■ Supervisor of activities and appearances by Bruce Brooks-NP Elections *i-Ann Bodenstein-R Smokey the Bear, Sparkie and i-Jim Fix-R McGruff the Crime Dog. Food Note: Candidates listed alphabetically; *-elected without opposition; i-incum- and beverages will be available. bent; D-Democrat; R-Republican; NP-Non-Partisan; WI-write in. Santa Rosa County Democrats will hold their sal ballot includes the races pooling reservations from the August Dinner Meeting at open to all Santa Rosa County Navarre area, call Seegar Ryan’s Steak House at 4955 voters. There will be an oppor- Swanson at 936-8704. Ready To Restore Highway 90 in Pace on tunity for each candidate to On Saturday, Aug. 16, at 4 Tuesday, Aug. 12. The dutch- speak and answer questions. In p.m., the Pace Volunteer Fire treat dinner will begin at 6 p.m. addition, there will be door Department will stage its politi- and the program at 6:45. The prizes. cal forum. Again, food and bev- The Public Trust! public is invited to attend. Contact Martha Smith, DEC erages will be available, and Guest speakers will be the Chair, at 932-6044 for more there will be lots of fun stuff for non-incumbent candidates on information or to make reserva- the kids to do. Pace Volunteer the universal ballot for the Aug. tions for car pooling from the Fire Department is located at 26 primary election. The univer- Gulf Breeze area. To make car 4773 Pace Patriot Boulevard. www.jefffortc.com Early voting begins Monday at 2 locations Gulf Breeze News at the South Service Center at ing the two-week period. Republican Early voting for the Aug. 26 5841 Gulf Breeze Parkway, just Voters should bring a photo primary elections begins east of The Zoo Northwest and signature ID, such as a dri- Monday, Aug. 11 and runs Florida, or at the Elections ver’s license. through Saturday, Aug. 23 at Office at the Santa Rosa County Absentee ballots can be two locations in Santa Rosa Administrative Complex at requested and address changes County. 6495 Caroline Street in Milton. made by calling the Elections Voters wishing to cast their Voting can be done between Office at 983-1900. Political advertisement paid for and approved by Jeff Sessions, Republican, for Santa Rosa County Tax Collector ballots early and avoid the 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Party affiliation changes can- crunch of Election Day can vote Monday through Saturday dur- not be made until after Aug. 26.

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Jaws 2: On the set Richardson promoted to rank of sergeant Gulf Breeze News U.S. Army Sgt. Benjamin MILITARY A. Richardson was recently promoted by Lt. Col. Fishchel, The training consisted of U.S. Air Force, while serving basic military training and his second deployment in advanced individual training. Afghanistan. Richardson, a Hutcheson received instruc- Gulf Breeze High School tion in drill and ceremonies, graduate, is with the 208th military customs and courte- Finance Battalion from sies, map reading, tactics, Mannheim, Germany, where basic rifle marksmanship, he has been stationed since physical fitness, field training, January 2004. and first-aid skills. Photo courtesy of Mark Hooprich GBHS grad The recruit developed com- Photo courtesy of Mark Hooprich ABOVE: Susan Ford, daughter of bat skills and handled various President Gerald R. Ford, is seen finishes training weapons available to the ABOVE: Director Jeannot standing on Pensacola Beach looking Army Pvt. Nathaniel L. infantry soldier. Szwarc sits under an umbrella away and wearing a photographer’s Hutcheson of Gulf Breeze Hutcheson is the son of in a white t-shirt. RIGHT: Darryl vest as crew prepares to shoot graduated from One Station Charles Hutcheson of Gulf Lapointe (center) poses with a scene during the making of ‘Jaws 2.’ Unit Training (OSUT) at the Breeze and is a 2006 gradu- Bob (left) and David Cleveland Producer David Brown (sitting left, blue U.S. Army Infantry School, ate of Gulf Breeze High of the Navarre Beach Holidome. Photo courtesy of Darryl Lapointe shirt) gives directions. Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. School. JAWS 2: Local bank cashed $40,000 checks weekly EMA Continued from page 1A sons, Mike and Sean. Like the first film, the pro- now known as SunTrust Bank FIR N The plot of ‘Jaws2’ was simi- duction was marked by prob- on Hoffman Drive. He recalled “The film cast and crew lar to its predecessor. Scheider’s lems. Scheider often argued that the bank received a phone came expecting to complete the character, Martin Brody, felt that with Szwarc, which made the call from Holidome manage- Termite & Pest Control project in a few months and several recent deaths and disap- atmosphere tense and uncer- ment alerting the bank that “To The Rescue Since 1977” stayed a year,” Lapointe said. pearances in the vicinity of tain. Scheider was not happy someone from the movie com- “Their room bill was $1 mil- Amity Island indicated that about reprising his role as pany would be coming to see Gulf Breeze lion.” another great white shark was Brody and making the sequel. them. 932-9288 ! The Gulf Breeze community plaguing surrounding waters He disagreed with Szwarc’s An elderly gentleman visited became involved when the the bank and identified himself movie company advertised as the on-site auditor for locally, seeking anyone who Universal Studios. He said he was interested in taking part in needed a local bank where he NOW the movie to complete an appli- could get a $40,000 check cation that was provided in cashed each week. The cash REGISTERING some of the local motels. needed to be in specified FOR Photos of the young actors denominations and placed in a were published in the local paper bag to be taken to the FALL 2008 newspaper in hopes of finding film location and disbursed to look-alikes who could act as each member of the film crew stand-ins or doubles. and cast as the per-diem money Students — especially mem- to purchase meals or other EXCEPTIONAL necessities. DANCE TRAINING bers of the band from Gulf Universal Pictures Breeze High School — and Roy Scheider portrayed Amity Island Police Chief Martin This routine went on for Ages 3 thru Adult people who could maintain and Brody in ‘Jaws 2.’ Locals remember Scheider as being many weeks. sail boats, families who could something of a fitness fanatic, working out during breaks. “Today and certainly more spend ample time on the beach so in those days, $40,000 was and local boating businesses again. But as before, he had dif- directing and was quite open in a big sum to be carrying in 400 S. Jefferson St. participated in the production. ficulty convincing the town’s his differences of opinion. cash,” Gray said. “The auditor Pensacola Cultural Center mayor and aldermen, who were Szwarc responded that he normally would have at least Sequel to ’75 film more interested in promoting the was trying to make the film to two big guys accompanying growth of the area and didn’t the “best possible” standard, him, and he was inconspicu- ‘Jaws 2’ was the first sequel want anything to interfere with and neither Scheider’s or ous during his visit to the to the ‘Jaws’ thriller of 1975 tourists’ and summer dwellers’ Szwarc’s feelings were impor- bank.” 850-432-9546 directed by Steven Spielberg. enjoyment of beach and water tant; only the film mattered. Gray said the two boys play- The primary director of ‘Jaws2’ activities. There were many delays in ing the roles of the police was Jeannot Szwarc. The film The film’s tagline, “Just filming because of breakdowns chief’s sons came to open was produced by Richard when you thought it was safe to of the mechanical shark, minor accounts at the bank. They Zanuck and David Brown. go back in the water” became boating accidents and Mother wanted local accounts for rou- Parts of the movie, particular- one of the most famous sayings Nature. Shortly after construc- tine spending. ly the community scenes, were in movie history. tion of the lighthouse was com- “During the course of the filmed at Martha’s Vineyard — Universal was able to reuse pleted, it was hit by lightning account opening, they began to renamed Amity Island — in the molds of the behemoth and had to be rebuilt. debate which of them had more Massachusetts. Many of the shark from the first film, but Wind and weather conditions acting experience and which water scenes, however, were much of the mechanism was constantly changed, resulting in one had appeared in more com- shot locally. Navarre Beach was ruined from having been left the sailboats getting blown in mercials as this was the first chosen for the majority of film- outside. For ‘Jaws2,’ the studio different directions. There were movie appearance for each of ing because of the mild fall and built three mechanical sharks: many days when there could be them,” Gray chuckled. www.balletpensacola.com winter climate and the ideal the platform shark, a fin, and a no shooting at all. But when ■ depth of the water. full shark. The fin and the full the cast and crew worked, they Next week: Part 2 Other parts of the movie shark were pulled by boats. put in long, hard hours. were filmed from Fort Pickens The company built props to on Santa Rosa Island to as far enhance the scenes and make Dollars flow locally east as Choctawhatchee Bay the Navarre area look more like near Fort Walton Beach. Hog’s the East Coast. They built a The making of this film was Breath Saloon on Okaloosa full-size lighthouse prop that a boost to the local economy Island, which has since relocat- looked genuine despite having because local boaters, extras ed to Destin, served as the teen only one side; a wood-framed and stand-ins or doubles were hangout for filming. skeleton of 2-by-4s supported hired. Universal brought in Many of the characters of the building. They also built an actors, directors, producers and ‘Jaws’ returned for ‘Jaws2.’ island on a floating barge their wives, camera and crew WEEKDAY Three major actors resumed called Cable Junction. It was people who needed housing, PROGRAMMING their roles: Roy Scheider as constructed in such a way that food and clothing for the Chief Martin Brody; Lorraine the huge mechanism of the movie. Services were needed 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING FOLKS 6 am - 9 am Gary as Ellen, Brody’s wife; platform shark could go under- for laundry, dry-cleaning and Mon. - Fri. neath it. This island can be best OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am and Murray Hamilton as Mayor recreation. Politically incorrect and proud of it! His seen in the final scenes of the In 1977, Ed Gray III of Gulf Vaughn. Mark Gruner and libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am Marc Gilpin played Brody’s movie. 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Faithful Emma takes next life step Gulf Breeze residents are invited to step back in time and youth pastor at the Gulf Breeze BY SCOTT PAGE discover Santa Rosa County’s United Methodist Church’s Gulf Breeze News rich heritage each weekend this Community Life Center. He was [email protected] October during the 5th Annual also a member of the Midway Beaches to Woodlands Tour. Fire Board of Commissioners Many Christians believe that The self-guided journey for the past two years and vol- God has called each and every highlights arts and culture, her- unteered his free time as a coach one of us to be and do certain itage, nature-based, and special for Gulf Breeze High’s football, things in life. events venues throughout the golf and track teams. T.J. Emma’s life is a testa- county and showcases local his- “T.J. is a big, positive guy ment to that belief. torical sites, including several Sometimes that calling who loves people and the Lord,” said GBUMC pastor Herb on the National Register of requires one to Submitted photo Sadler. “He has been a force in Historic Places. leave their family, The Wizard of Oz is about to embark on the yellow brick road at Pensacola Junior our community, and the fact that The Munson Community friends and home. College. The summer theatre workshop show for high school students includes he was volunteer of the year at Heritage Festival, a signature Such is the case several Gulf Breeze residents, including Gulf Breeze High Drama teacher Margie venue on the Tour, will be host- GBHS is a testimony that he Timmons (far left), Gulf Breeze High drama students (left to right) Carlos Ashby, for Emma, who ed the second weekend of the cares, not just about the church Daniel Lynch, Sarah Beard, Darien DeMaria, and Carline Atkinson. Haley Creech is recently moved to but all of Gulf Breeze.” tour from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. Moultrie, Ga., not pictured. Gulf Breeze High graduate and a former student of Timmons — Lance Emma has given so much of Brannon (far left) — is now working as part of the technical crew for PJC. Wizard of 11-12 at Blackwater River State with his wife, Emma himself to this community and Oz will have three shows this weekend — Friday and Saturday nights, Aug. 8-9, and Forest’s scenic Krul Lake Leah, and sons, has never asked for anything in a Sunday matinee Aug. 10. Tickets are still available. Recreation Area. Nearby Red Caden and Landen. Emma and return. When asked why he has Rock Masonic Lodge and his wife have lived in Gulf been driven to give so much, his Munson Community Volunteer Breeze their entire lives. answer is predictable to those man of God, and he has always later,” said Clayton. possibly the fire department. Fire Department also provide “It’s so weird for us to be who know him. believed that we all have a spe- The Gulf Breeze community “I’m going to try to start work- festival activities. moving,” Emma said last week. “I think that’s who we’re cific calling in life.” stands to lose a lot with the ing with the high school,” Emma The event will feature more “But we just figured if there was called to be,” Emma explained. “T.J. saved my life once in a departure of the Emma, but you said. “That will help me build than 40 heritage artisans and liv- any time to start a new chapter “That’s why I do what I do. I get hunting accident,” Clayton said. can expect to see their faces relationships with the youth.” ing history exhibitions on old- in our lives, it would be now.” a joy out of it. I really don’t “I fell from a tree-stand and suf- around town once in a while. Emma turned in his letters of time ways of life in the rural Emma accepted a position as know how to put it into words.” fered a fractured neck. T.J. was “Our families still live here, resignation to GBUMC and Florida panhandle, including the youth pastor at Heritage Emma’s lifelong best friend, immediately on the scene. Had he so we’ll be coming back when Midway Fire effective Aug. 1. operation of a water-powered Church in Moultrie. His wife, Bobby Clayton, who works for not been there, I would have we can,” Emma said. “We have The Emmas made the trip to grist mill, making cane syrup, who has been at GBHS for three Athlete’s Performance, feels probably tried to get up and plenty of places to stay.” Moultrie on Monday, July 28. cooking on a wood stove, moon- years, will be working at the that he witnessed God’s calling would be paralyzed or worse.” In addition to working at the “We will miss his enthusi- shining, plus live old-time south- local high school. in his friend. “I truly believe that T.J. went church in Moultrie, Emma is asm, his advocacy for students ern acoustic music. For the past four years, “He’s more of a brother to through the firefighter training also planning to get involved and deep personal faith,” To request a free Tour Emma has been working as a me,” Clayton said. “He’s a great in order to save my life years with the local high school and Sadler said. brochure, call 800-480-7263. Watch for night-time lane closures on 98 Erin Gulf Breeze News What a view! With the exception of boys in Eastbound traffic on U.S. grades 4-8, returning members of Davis Highway 98 between Whisper Dr. Max and Patty the Pensacola Children’s Chorus Bay Boulevard and Crane Cove Kattner toured will audition Aug. 11-14 and be will encounter lane closures Santorini, Greece, notified about days and times. Portraits between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. while cruising on For more information, call through next the Splendor of 434-7760. Portraits by BRIEFS Thursday, the Seas in June. Aug. 14, They also spent Choral Society commission with the time in Venice, of Pensacola exception of Friday and Italy; Croatia; and The Choral Society of Oil & Pastel Saturday night, Aug. 8-9. Submitted photo Ephesus, Turkey. Pensacola — Northwest Gulf Atlantic Constructors Florida’s premier symphonic Starting at will be constructing a driveway mathematical economic analy- to our country. chorus — will hold auditions and bike lanes. sis major at Rice University, is The next Honor Flight Golf for new singers on Saturday, $1,000 Motorists are reminded to use interning with the Center for Tournament is already being Aug. 23, in Room 801 of the caution and obey the posted Houston’s Future, which brings planned for November. Details Pensacola Junior College speed limit when traveling business and community togeth- will be announced soon. Please Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, (850) 677-9991 through the work zone. er to innovate for the future of consider putting together a team 1000 College Boulevard. [email protected] the Houston region. This sum- and becoming a sponsor. Auditions will be held from www.erindavisportraits.com Coady receives mer, Dollinger is engaging in Donations can also be made 10 a.m. to noon. Call (850) 484- regional public policy initia- in any amount directly to the 1810 for additional information. $3,000 scholarship Santa Rosa County Veterans Molly Coady, daughter of tives, assisting with reporting Memorial-Honor Flight fund, at Tim and Suzy Coady, has and contributing to the center’s 5191 C Willing St., Milton, FL received one of 40 2008 2008 strategic plan. 32570. All donations are tax- Compass Bancshares-DeWayne The ExxonMobil CSJP, deductible. C. Cuthbertson administered by Volunteer Memorial Houston, encourages students to Scholarship learn more about the nonprofit Pensacola Children’s Awards. community through their intern- Chorus auditions Tim Coady is ships and to become leaders The Pensacola Children’s Shrinking Investment employed by throughout their educational Chorus, under the direction of Compass in Gulf and professional careers. Susan and Allen Pote, Coady Breeze. announces that auditions will be Values? The $3,000 Golf tourney held in August for participation awards are presented annually raises $12,000 in the organization’s 2008-09 to children of employees of The Santa Rosa County season. The choirs for which Compass or its affiliates. The Whiting Fliers Golf auditions will be taking place recipients are selected based on Association Veterans include Festival, Concert, Echo Maybe it’s time for a academic achievement and Memorial Golf Classic held and Young Singers. demonstrated leadership skills. Friday, July 25, raised more The audition schedule is as Molly is a health sciences than $12,000 to benefit the follows: student at the University of Emerald Coast Honor Flight ■ Monday, Aug. 18, and second opinion! Florida. She is a Shands Santa Rosa County Initiative to Wednesday, Aug. 20, 4 p.m. to Medical Center volunteer and a send local World War II veter- 6:30 p.m. both days - new member graduate of Gulf Breeze High . ans on future Honor Flights. auditions for girls in grades 4-8. Thanks to the support of the ■ Tuesday, Aug. 19, 4 p.m. to Dollinger in 28 teams and sponsors, 14 6:30 p.m. - auditions for all jobs program World War II veterans from boys, new and returning, in grades 4-8. Katie Dollinger of Gulf Santa Rosa County will have ■ Tuesday, Aug. 19, 6:30 p.m. Breeze is among 65 undergrad- the opportunity to participate in to 8:30 p.m. - auditions for new uate college students selected to the next Honor Flight in October. boys and girls in grades 9-12. participate in the 11th annual The Emerald Coast Honor ■ Thursday, Aug. 22 - ExxonMobil Community Flight Santa Rosa County announcement of audition Summer Jobs Program (CSJP) Initiative is made up of leaders results via mail and posting on Call today for a no-cost, no-obligation consultation. in Houston, Texas. including elected officials, area the Children’s Chorus Web site. The program matches stu- chambers of commerce, busi- All auditions take place at the (850) 433-5830 dents’ talents with nonprofit nesses, and NAS Whiting Field Margaret Moore Nickelsen organizations, allowing interns who joined together to raise Center, located on the campus of Donna L. Jordan 625 East Romana Street to gain firsthand experience in $80,000 to send 100 World War First Presbyterian Church at 46 Certified Financial Planner ® Pensacola, FL 32502 the nonprofit world while pro- II veterans to Washington, D.C., East Chase Street in downtown Accredited Investment Fiduciary ® www.moneyprofessionals.net viding organizations with much at no cost to them. As part of an Pensacola. It is not necessary to needed help during the summer Honor Flight, World War II vet- make an individual appointment, Our strategies are best-suited for investment clients with a portfolio of $500,00 or greater. months. erans visit their memorial and and prospects do not need to bring Dollinger, a sophomore are recognized for their service a prepared song.

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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 THE SPOT.” 2008 Florida Press Association By Scott Page Award Winner ■ Honorable Mention - Sports ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup Do you plan on watching the 2008 CO-PUBLISHERS : Lisa Newell U.S. 98 a highway, not sidewalk Summer Victoria Papajohn I was first introduced to U.S. Highway The scene was Midway, very close to Olympics EDITOR: 98 back in the 1970s during my college where a similar incident occurred just a Joe Culpepper days at Southern Miss. Part of U.S. 98 few short weeks ago. ran right by the USM campus in My heart bleeds for the family and on TV? SPORTS EDITOR: Hattiesburg, Mississippi’s Hub City. friends of the latest victims, who had Jason Thompson I became friends with a group of fellas every right to be on the highway if that from Mobile, Ala., and it wasn’t long until I was their choosing. There have been at ADVERTISING SALES: took my first late-night road trip down U.S. without helmets, of course — seem least four incidents — three fatal — in Pam Randall 98 to Mobile for a night on the town. determined to “draft” behind the many the past nine months between Gulf Robert Kelsch My buddies often made reference to pickups and SUVs that hog the road. Breeze and Navarre. U.S. 98 as “Bloody 98.” Back then, the I wince, too, at the frequency in which Folks, please by mindful: U.S. OFFICE MANAGER: highway was a narrow, bumpy, twisting people choose to walk along the high- Highway 98 is a terrible place to walk or Karen Murphy two-lane. When you tried to pass, you were way, especially at night, wearing dark ride your bike after the sun goes down. taking your life into your own hands. clothing (or often are bare-skinned from Heck, it’s dangerous enough doing so GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: Thirty years later, I find it somewhat the waist up) in the darkest areas. It’s when it’s bright and sunny with nary a Production Director ironic that I live just off U.S. 98 in mind-boggling, actually. For the life of cloud in the sky. Jessica Bowie Midway, and I drive the route every day me, I can’t understand why people so People shouldn’t be dying trying to “Maybe so, but I’ll be working a Sara Latterell during my commute. often choose to walk just inches off the cross the road. lot. I’ll try to catch a little of it.” I joke and tell friends that U.S. 98 is roadway as motorists whiz by. But if people don’t stop walking on Drew Hagen CONTRIBUTORS: where NASCAR sends its young drivers Last week, sadly, another Gulf Breeze U.S. 98 at night, it will continue to be Gulf Breeze Betty Archer Allen to learn the art of drafting. I watch in pedestrian was killed as she attempted to “bloody.” T. “Bubba” Bechtol amazement as even motorcyclists — cross the highway in the dark of night. And that’s a shame. A cryin’ shame. Bette Boyle Pam Brannon Scott Page Chuck Randle Rec president resigns over accident fee David Standridge On Monday, June 2, the Gulf its citizens is extraordinary. You air show” GBN, July 24). Breeze City Council, in its infi- exemplify how to pull a commu- However, I want to correct Member: nite wisdom, passed an ordi- LETTERS nity together to help one another. some of Salter’s misconceptions Florida Press Association nance to charge all citizens who We want to thank John about the Air Force’s flawed do not reside within Gulf Breeze Bordelon and his paralegal, competition for its $35 billion National Newspaper Assn. Have an opinion that needs proper (zip code 32561) a $260 to be shared with the Gulf Rebecca Collins, for preparing tanker contract, which could “I may, but I usually don’t Gulf Breeze Area Chamber fee if they cause a motor vehicle Breeze community? Let your and establishing Jamie’s trust have wasted billions in taxpayer watch a lot of TV. If I catch it, of Commerce (“2003 Small accident within the city limits. voice be heard by sending free of charge, and Mark Padgett funds and crippled our military I’ll watch it.” Business of the Year”) They stated this is a user fee your letter, along with your at SunTrust Bank for all of his superiority in the skies. Bethany Krenkel Pensacola Beach Chamber to pay for the police and fire full name, address and tele- help, as well. The Government Gulf Breeze of Commerce departments’ assistance. This is a phone number to: Gulf Breeze News was the Accountability Office’s (GAO) non-binding ordinance that they [email protected] only paper to take a moment to scathing report on the tanker Pensacola Chamber will attempt to collect from listen to our story. Scott Page’s program identified numerous of Commerce tourists and passers through their justified. I have also spent the article was warm as well as infor- flaws in the procurement Navarre Tourist fair city to offset costs. The City last 17 years as a coach, sport mative. We just wanted the com- process that led the Air Force to Development Council Council heard three community commissioner for softball and munity to know of what a won- choose the tanker designed by Santa Rosa County Chamber members in opposition to this soccer and served as a board derful team you are comprised. Northrop Grumman and French of Commerce ordinance, dispelled their argu- member for the past nine years Thank you for your work in sup- aerospace company EADS even LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze ments and unanimously voted and served as president of the porting our community, which is though it would cost billions News welcomes your opinion. approval with little fanfare. Gulf Breeze Sports Association. truly unsurpassed. The family more than Boeing’s tanker and We reserve the right to edit a There are very few things an I have been very proud to give sends its heartfelt gratitude to satisfied fewer of the tanker letter to fit space available. We hundreds of hours of my time to “outsider” can do except let the your staff and the community. requirements. “I definitely plan on watching it. do not accept letters containing City Council know through your the youth of Gulf Breeze and Tiffani Gittings, Salter attempts to diminish a personal attack on any indi- I like the track and field best.” wallet. I, for one, will not eat at have been very proud of the Tracy Cauley and family the significance of these contract Skyler Palmer vidual. Letters must be limited things the board has accomplished. to one per month from an indi- any restaurants, have not Gulf Breeze flaws by claiming that the GAO Gulf Breeze vidual writer. If we receive form shopped at Publix or Bruno’s, Because of this “turf war” Editor’s note: Jamie upheld relatively few of letters, we will print only the first will not attend any art shows or ordinance in Gulf Breeze, I ten- Thompson passed away July 31. Boeing’s many complaints with one we receive. Include your events and will not visit any dered my resignation to the the tanker process. In fact, in name, address and daytime business in the 32561 zip code. board on Wednesday, July 9. Former GB residents congressional testimony that is phone number. I will pass through Gulf Breeze Good luck, Gulf Breeze. Let’s widely available, the head of the on U.S. Highway 98 and will hope that Santa Rosa and cheering for Hicks GAO noted that Boeing raised CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze My wife, Barbara, and I not spend a dime in the city. Escambia counties don’t pass a only 20 issues, and the govern- News is committed to accuracy enjoyed the July 17 story about If the city is in need of similar ordinance for all 32561 ment watchdog group upheld and wants to hear from you if we teen golfer Sarah Hicks. We need to make a correction or money, I have no problem with residents. eight of them. Other defense talked with Sarah and her grand- clarification. Please email us charging EVERYONE an addi- Mike Mabry contracts have been re-bid parents a few summers ago at [email protected] tional fee for accidents in these numerous times based on much Gulf Breeze when she was competing in a with the subject line tough economic times. Singling fewer issues. tournament at Timberton Gulf CORRECTION or out everyone but 32561 resi- Salter also contends that “Yeah, I want to see the track CLARIFICATION. Or, call Thompson supporters Club in Hattiesburg, Miss. dents seems to be selective Northrop and EADS are further and field and basketball.” (850) 932-8986 during We’re a golfing family that enforcement. thankful for stories along in testing their tanker CJ Sanders office hours and ask for used to live in Tiger Point. Our The City Attorney stated at We just wanted to take a compared with Boeing — in Gulf Breeze news or sports departments. son, Ron Jr., is a PGA Master ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze the meeting that this is a user moment to personally thank fact, Northrop and EADS have Professional and a PGA Rules News will not be responsible for fee. I totally disagree; a user fee Gulf Breeze News for the arti- never delivered a functional Official who will be working the quality or discoloration in ads is when I decide to use your cles you have printed on behalf refueling tanker with a refueling PGA Championship in August provided by the advertiser or its bank’s AMT, which charges a of Jamie Thompson and her boom to any government in the agents. and the Ryder Cup in the fall. user fee, and not my own. That family. We know that the family world. Boeing has delivered We will be following Sarah’s is a decision I make and agree to feels so much gratitude for your 2,000 boom-equipped tankers Gulf Breeze News is published career. the user fee associated with it. support as well as the support of and has just rolled out its fifth- weekly on Thursdays for $30 Ron Hickman per year by Gulf Breeze News No one decides to get into an the people who have donated to generation boom technology. Hattiesburg, Miss. Publishing, Inc. Periodical accident in Gulf Breeze, hence Jamie’s cause. Regardless, I am certain that postage paid at Gulf Breeze, the term “accident.” This is not Unfortunately, Lupus is not Salter would agree that it is criti- Florida. USPS # 021819. a decision people make, so in an easily diagnosed illness and is Salter diminished cally important for the Pentagon Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- often misunderstood. We believe tions. POSTMASTER: Please my opinion this is not a user fee. contract flaws move forward and re-run the send address changes to There has always been a we your article has brought some Santa Rosa County tanker competition, picking the Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box vs. them mentality that I have much-needed attention to the Commissioner Don Salter best tanker according to the orig- “Yes, we kinda like watching all 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. witnessed for the past 17 years disease. should be praised for raising the inal requirements. of it.” All content is copyrighted in the City. I have defended the Your teamwork at the newspa- global profile of the aerospace Cindy Hall Debbie Smith 2008. Advertising rates are extra service fee to play sports per is impressive, and your com- industry along the Gulf Coast President, Florida AFL-CIO Gulf Breeze available upon request. because I thought the fee was passion for your community and (County leaders attend European Tallahassee

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 7, 2008 7A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Hey, guys, I can still get up and out of my chair quickly Some of the lessons you learn children played on the sliding to carry it in!” ■ early in life are the ones that stay board and raced around the There were no stand-alone ice Dr. Thomas Perls, professor of with you the longest. yard. cream shops in most areas back Medicine at Boston University, It was in sixth grade, and I Of course, Joe and I did not in the 1920’s, and he and I had a says the ability to survive to learned a lesson that has stayed deign to use the swings or slide good time recalling days gone extreme old age appears to be the with me all these years. In those ourselves, but we did enjoy the by. (You know you’re getting result of a combination of genetics, days, schools were divided into 50-yard dash, and every morn- old when you think everything environment, lifestyle and luck. three sections; grades 1-6 were ing, our friendly competition was better back before peni- His article, ‘The Different elementary, grades 7-9 were collected quite an audience on cillin). Paths to 100,’ tells us that behav- called junior high, and 9-12 both sides of the high, iron fence So come and join male and ior is probably the most impor- senior high. Our recess period surrounding the school yard. audience! In those days, it bingo game, a male member (of female seniors every third tant of these variables. Simply was a half-hour break on the Each time I beat Joe, the helped if ‘we girls’ learned early whom we need lots more, so Thursday at the Gulf Breeze treating our bodies well, eating a playground each day. onlookers applauded, but it on not to win too often. come on out, boys!) approached Recreation Center for a deli- healthy diet and exercising, deal- We students who had seemed that our friendship Hey Joe, if you’re still me with his Gulf Breeze News cious, thrifty lunch catered by ing well with stress and avoiding reached the grand status of weakened. It was then that it around, we can have a competi- in hand. Barnhill’s Buffet, and a hot smoking, as well as avoiding sixth grade were allowed to became apparent to me that a tion at just getting up out of a “Hey,” he said, “you didn’t game of bingo afterwards. Join anti-aging quackery such as monitor the play period of the woman should never make the chair. mention the fact that, back in the one of the longest-lasting, human growth hormones, are younger pupils. My friend Joe mistake of beating a man at what ■ days when ice cream was sold at friendliest groups in town. Call most beneficial. Most important Wallace and I had been selected he expects to be his own game Last week as I arrived at the the local drugstore, we had to president Pat Franke at 934- is keeping a healthy attitude. for this duty. We watched as the — at least not in front of an Gulf Breeze Rec Center’s senior bring our own dish from home 4571 for more information. See you next week!

Women’s hormonal heath to be discussed 20th Habitat home Gulf Breeze News Kennedy, M.D. will address the Women’s hormonal health issues of hormones at Fit for will be the topic of a free pre- Women, Quietwater Business dedicated by church sentation at 7 p.m. Aug. 12 in Park, Building 2, Suite 3. Gulf Breeze. Refreshments will be served. Gynecologist Karen Register by calling 932-4505. Gulf Breeze News in 1955. Since that time, the Gulf Breeze United church has grown to over 4,300 Methodist Church, in partner- members on two campuses. Proper Pilates is a fully equipped ship with Habitat for Humanity, Pensacola Habitat for Pilates studio with the ability to on Saturday dedicated its 20th Humanity has been building provide personal service Habitat home at 1866 Justice decent affordable homes for through equipment classes Circle in Gulf Breeze. low and very low income and private sessions. Volunteers from the church families in Escambia and began landscaping the home at Santa Rosa counties since 372 Gulf Breeze Pkwy 8 a.m., followed by the dedica- 1981. Pensacola Habitat has Bruno’s Shopping Center tion ceremony at 10. built more nearly 600 homes 850.934.3121 Gulf Breeze United and moved more than 2,400 [email protected] Methodist Church is the largest people from substandard church supporter of the local housing. Habitat affiliate. Habitat for Humanity homes The Justice Circle home was are built using donations and dedicated in memory of the volunteer labor and sold to qual- SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. church founders, Mark and ified families at cost through a Specializing in: Eloise Benson. The Bensons, no-interest mortgage. Submitted photos Microincision Cataract Surgery with five other Methodists liv- To learn more or to volunteer TOP: Church volunteers Amy and Joe Stevenson help lay ● Over 22,000 implants performed ing in what is now known as with Pensacola Habitat for sod for Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church’s 20th Habitat ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology Gulf Breeze, formed the first Humanity, visit the Web site at home. ABOVE: Rev. Andrew LeBlanc, Director of Music in Pensacola United Methodist Church on the www.pensacolahabitat.org or Ministry at GBUMC, sings a medley of Thanksgiving as new Visit www.UllmanEye.com south end of Santa Rosa County call (850) 434-5456. homeowner Michelle Nichols and her son, Gavin, listen. Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Dr. Ullman for their surgery. 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 2008 Leadership Summit under way at GBUMC (850 ) 208-1900

Gulf Breeze News ters to meet on the first and third information, call 932-3594. For the third year, the FAITH Sundays, 5-6:30 p.m. on the Community Life Center of Gulf Main Campus (75 fairpoint Calvary Chapel 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Breeze United Methodist pays, and now they are faced Drive) in Room 12, or at the Calvary Chapel of Gulf Church is serving today and with funeral expenses. Several East Campus Community Life Breeze, 1140 Harrison Avenue, Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday Friday as a host site for The fundraisers have raised more Center (Soundside Drive at will host a Newcomers Meeting Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am Leadership Summit. than $6,000, but the bills keep Highway 98) in the Youth area at 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 17. The Summit is an annual on Monday nights, 6-7:30 p.m. piling up. Childcare for infants through School th gathering of 100,000 church, Tickets are $5 and can be All are welcome as participants fifth grade is available with a , Pre-K 3&4 thru 6 grades business and nonprofit leaders in purchased at St. Ann’s Catholic find new ways to blanket others reservation. Enrolling now for 2007-08 School Year more than 230 cities worldwide. Church. Contact Linda or Lisa in prayer. If you’d like to learn Calvary Chapel will hold its Small Classes! Great Staff! Gulf Breeze serves as the host Aguado at (850) 454-9769 to to knit or crochet, or already Family Canoe Trip at 9 a.m. 932--3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org site for the Gulf Coast region reserve tickets or get more know how, we want you to join Saturday, Aug. 16. To learn and is assisted by other churches information. Tickets also will be us. For more information, call more, call (850) 932-8197. from within the region, includ- available at the door. Catherine at 384-4334. ing Charity Chapel in Pensacola, Other ongoing programs at St. Augustine Go Back to School with Destiny Worship Center in GB Methodist GBUMC include a Women’s St. Augustine of Canterbury Destin, Spanish Fort United There will be blessings of the Summer Bible Study Group, Episcopal Church in Navarre is PIZZAZ! Methodist Church in Spanish administration and teaching Alzheimer’s Support Group for having a yard sale from 8 a.m. Fort, Ala., and Woodlawn staffs at GBUMC this Sunday. Caregivers, Senior Adult to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 9. Personalized Back Packs United Methodist Church in Blessings at the Main Ministries Sharing and Caring There will be lots of great food & Lunch Boxes Panama City Beach. Campus will be at 9:30 and 11 Luncheon, Singles Ministries and fellowship, and the public is and so much more for Almost 350 leaders from a.m., while Soundside times are Starbucks Coffee Social, Friday invited. St. Augustine Church is New Orleans to Panama City 9 and 10:30 a.m. Family Flicks and more. located at 7810 Navarre BACK TO SCHOOL! are expected to attend this The Prayer Shawl Ministry All programs of the church Parkway. For more information, simulcast event at the Gulf invites all crocheters and knit- are open to the public. For more call 939-2261. Breeze site. PIZZAZ ! Personalized Gifts & Accessories St. Ann Catholic “Peace, Love and Happiness: COLLECTOR'S CORNER 3055 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze 850.934.3436 10-6 Mon-Fri 10-2 Sat A Fashion Show for Jamie C Thompson” will be held at 6 by ROBERT G. M CLURE p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 17, at St. As your Santa Rosa County Tax Collector, I would All our offices offer all Ann Catholic Church at 100 like to take this opportunity to inform everyone of services with the Daniel Drive in Gulf Breeze. our convenient office locations and hours. We have exception of fast titles. Proceeds from the event will 5 branch offices throughout Santa Rosa County to Fast title service is serve you. go to offset funeral, medical and only offered at our Milton, Pace and MILTON related expenses for the family Midway offices. of Thompson, a Gulf Breeze Santa Rosa Administrative Center resident who died last Thursday 6495 Caroline Street after a lengthy battle with Lupus County-wide Office Phone Number is disease. PACE 983-1800 4000 Hwy 90, Unit "A" In 2004, Thompson was diag- Office Website for Inquires, Information, Across from Sonic in Pace nosed with Lupus and severe Payments, On-line forms, etc. is pulmonary hypertension that is MIDWAY www.robertmcclure.com stressing her lungs, liver and heart. Lupus is an autoimmune 5841 Gulf Breeze Parkway Next to the Zoo As always, thank you for allowing me disease that causes antibodies, and my staff to serve you. designed to fight foreign objects GULF BREEZE in the body, to attack the body’s 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway Suite, 104 Robert G. McClure, CFC own cells and tissues. The Across from Gulf Breeze Hospital severity of Lupus depends on what parts of the body it affects. JAY Jamie’s case is very serious Jay Community Center because the disease is attacking 5259 Booker Lane her heart, lungs and liver. Jamie’s family has struggled to pay her medical bills and co-

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A August 7, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Pedestrian deaths rise on U.S. 98 Gulf Breeze News a short distance away. On Oct. 10, 2007, Christian Rapp, 43, A Gulf Breeze woman died last Thursday Paramedics pronounced Mead dead at the of Gulf Breeze was killed when he was night, July 31, when she was struck by a scene. hit by one vehicle and run over by three vehicle as she crossed U.S. Highway 98 in According to the report, Winkler had not others in front of the Taco Bell in Midway just west west of the State Road been drinking. Tests were scheduled to Navarre. That incident occurred shortly 399/East Bay Boulevard intersection. determine if alcohol was present in Mead’s before 10 p.m. Rosa Mead, 47, died when she stepped bloodstream. In another high-profile fatal accident on into the path of a 1998 Jeep driven by Brian The accident was at least the third inci- U.S. 98, Navarre High School student Winkler, 34, of Navarre at approximately dent in the past nine months in which a Gulf Gerran Copeland, 17, was killed in the early 10:10 p.m. Breeze resident was struck by a vehicle morning hours of Aug. 19, 2007, while rid- According to a Florida Highway Patrol while trying to walk across U.S. 98. ing his bicycle on the outside westbound report, Mead was walking south across the On July 9 of this year, Gulf Breeze resi- lane. eastbound lanes of Highway 98 and entered dent Bryan Beck, 30, was struck by a SUV Anthony Griego, 21, was sentenced to 21 the path of the Jeep, which was traveling in at approximately 4:40 a.m. as he attempted years in prison for DUI Manslaughter and the right lane. The right front of the Jeep to walk across U.S. 98 just west of Green other charges after his vehicle hit Copeland struck Mead, propelling her to the east- Briar Parkway. Beck was seriously injured near St. Augustine Episcopal Church in bound shoulder. Winkler stopped his vehicle but survived. Navarre. GBPD Sales tax honored holiday victim of 7th time economy GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA in a row Gulf Breeze News 932-9434 477-5656 The sales tax holiday 41 Fairpoint Drive 9400 University Pkwy Gulf Breeze News Floridians have come to love Suite F In Baptist Medical Park The Gulf Breeze Police during the past eight years was Frank Lachowsky, MD, PA ------Department (GBPD) earned the canceled this year, sending some Asthma Board Certified Allergy & Immunology prestigious 2008 Rocky area residents to nearby Baldwin Pomerance Excellence in County, Ala., and other out-of- Policing Award by the Florida state locations to do their back- Police Chiefs Association. to-school shopping. ■ MLS# 352312 It marked the seventh consec- Usually held the first week- ■ 3 Bdr. / 2.5 Bath utive year that the GBPD has end of August, the Florida tax- ■ GULF BREEZE been recognized as one of the Special to Gulf Breeze News free holiday fell victim this year Gulf Breeze Police Chief Peter Paulding (right) was joined 3250 Fernwood Dr. best police agencies in Florida to drastic reductions in property by wife, Ruth, at the FPCA conference in West Palm Beach. ■ 1,461 Sq. Ft. by the FPCA. tax revenues resulting from the ■ Gulf Breeze Police competed passage of Amendment 1. With $109,500 against more than 350 police vice to our community. in 1973-74. the state of Florida facing bud- agencies across the state regard- “Receiving this recognition The award recognizes excel- get deficits, none of the usual less of size. To achieve the desig- from the Florida Police Chiefs lence in policing and encour- special sales tax exemptions nation as runner-up is a signifi- Association is a high honor. To ages member law enforcement passed during the 2008 legisla- cant distinction and a tremendous receive such recognition seven agencies to share with their tive session. accomplishment for an agency of years in a row has not been done peers those programs they’ve “The governor remains com- Brian Tucker only 19 sworn officers. before. I am very proud of our developed to address communi- mitted to building our state rev- The award was presented to entire agency and gratified by ty problems and have enhanced enues so the sales tax holidays 850.261.9128 cell GBPD in July for its success in the collaboration and assistance them in the eyes of their respec- can be a topic of discussion dur- The LOCATION & LIFESTYLE Team developing and distributing a dis- we received from the entire tive communities. The most ing our next legislative session,” [email protected] aster guide that prepares the pop- community.” important goal is to foster the Sterling Ivey, Gov. Charlie www.briantuckerliving.com ulation for future disasters. Gulf Paulding also was honored exchange of ideas and solutions Crist’s press secretary, wrote in Breeze Police developed and dis- with the Directors Choice to problems so others can learn an e-mail to Gulf Breeze News tributed the disaster guide in the Award, an individual honor that and benefit. The basic premise last Friday. Want Personal Santa Rosa and Escambia County recognizes one’s ability to be is to recognize Florida Police Florida consumers saved Local Service? area. Sufficient guides were pro- progressive, innovative and pro- Chiefs Association member more than $46 million last year duced for every household, and fessional in the management of agencies for implementation of when sale tax was not charged Call Us! additional copies were provided his or her department; involve- programs that assess their effec- on numerous clothing and back- to law enforcement agencies to ment in the community; and tiveness in addressing a particu- to-school necessities. distribute to those who moved involvement with local, county, lar problem or challenge The high cost of gasoline and into the area after the spring dis- state and national organizations they’ve faced. travel affected the number of Scott Shanks, AAMS tribution. Gulf Breeze Police dis- to further and promote the law Projects are evaluated in sev- people potentially traveling last Financial Advisor tribute the guides to new residents enforcement profession. eral areas including project weekend to Alabama’s popular every few weeks along with other The Rocky Pomerance selection, analysis techniques, outlet malls and shopping cen- Gulf Breeze Shopping Center public safety and community Award provides a mechanism solutions and results. ters on the eastern shore of 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway policing information. for the Florida Police Chiefs Consideration is given to how Mobile Bay. 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TALK: New year, new fun Texas ghost hunters to explore haunted from page 1B Samaritan Clinic in Gulf Breeze Hurlburt at 11:30 a.m. The pro- history of Pensacola’s old Lighthouse The Lady Crafters of Good gram will be ‘How to Pack One The Ghost Seekers of Texas are radio-controlled model aircraft Shepherd Lutheran Church, an Small Bag for a Week’ featur- coming on Aug. 7, 8 and 9 to THINGS TO DO demonstrations, picture oppor- active organization for the past ing Polly Howerton, who will explore the supernatural events tunities in a real Blue Angels’ 10 years, meet weekly in the accessorize the outfits. Six linked to the Pensacola Ted Scallan calls "rockin’blues," a cockpit and a chance to learn the home of Hilda Watts. Some of members of the EGCW will Lighthouse. Come experience Bands on the Beach unique fusion of blues, rock, physics of flying from bird the members enjoy crochet model black outfits. professional ghost hunting at one Bands on the Beach will fea- country and jazz infused with experts Dorothy Kaufman and work while others do hand- In October, Greg Cook from of the most historical lighthouses ture Mass Kunfuzion from 7–9 emotion and rhythmic grooves. Linda Hartmann. quilting, cross-stitching water- the University of West Florida in the country. p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12 at the Classic rock monsters, The For a complete list of events colors and various other pro- Nautical Archeology will be the There will be three sessions Gulfside Pavilion. Dinosaurs, return to Pensacola and exhibits at the Museum, visit jects using the sewing machine. guest speaker. In November, each night, beginning at 7:30, 8:30 Pensacola jam band, Mass Beach for another set of ear-entic- www.navalaviationmuseum.org Quilt-making is one of the larg- and 9:30 p.m. The investigation is ing jams on Saturday evening. or call the Naval Aviation the Navarre Garden Club will Kunfuzion, returns for their third er projects the members join open to the public by reservations Mass Konfuzion wraps up the Museum Foundation at 850-453- be a part of the program. straight year to Bands on the together in doing. only. Each session will be limited Beach with their unique blend of weekend on Sunday. 2389 or 800-327-5002. Women living in the In the past, the group has to 16 people. classic rock, ’80s and modern For more information call the Navarre, Gulf Breeze and Fort participated in many charitable A fee of $15 is required for popular tunes, including hits from SRIA at (850) 932-2257, surf Walton Beach area are wel- Gulf Coast endeavors: Making blankets for each person per session. Proceeds Carrie Underwood and Snow back frequently or tune to Cat come to attend meetings. For Exploreum has the nursery at Sacred Heart will go to the Pensacola Patrol. Country 98.7 for the latest more information, contact Hospital in Operation In-As- Lighthouse association for main- For a complete schedule of updates. new schedule Phyllis Fowler at 939-2720 or Much; creating lap robes for tenance of the tower. For infor- events, go to www.visitpensaco- The Gulf Coast Exploreum e-mail [email protected]. children receiving chemothera- mation and reservations call 850- labeach.com. For more informa- ‘Go Fly Zone’ Science Center will be closed on py; and making bibs and lap 944-0179 or email rccallaway@ tion on the concert series, call the Mondays excluding Labor Day Good Shepherd at Naval Aviation robes for residents of local cox.net. Santa Rosa Island Authority at and Columbus Day. The Lady Crafters Museum Exploreum will also be closed nursing homes. (850) 932-2257, or tune to Cat The Lady Crafters of Good Let your imagination soar at August 11-15 for annual main- The group gathers for the joy Evenings in Olde Country 98.7 for the latest Shepherd Lutheran Church of updates. the first “Go Fly Zone” event tenance. of sharing their work with one Seville Square Gulf Breeze donated $1,065 to from 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. on The Exploreum will be open another and the fellowship of Savor the sweet sounds as the the Good Samaritan Clinic in curtains close on the 2008 Saturday, Aug. 9 at the National during the following hours: being together. The Lady Sounds of Summer Gulf Breeze. Evenings in Olde Seville summer The summer concert series on Naval Aviation Museum. The Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fred Cornett, Administrator Crafters of Good Shepherd concert series. Clark and at the Quietwater Shell continues free event will feature activities Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; and of the facility, was on hand to Lutheran Church of Gulf Company takes the stage for an on Aug. 8-10 from 5:30 - 7:30 throughout the day such as Sunday, Noon-5 p.m. receive this check from Crafter Breeze are joyfully making a encore performance as well as the p.m. members Nancy Rudloff, Hilda difference for people in need. reunited band, Zig Zag, from 7-9 The Ted Scallan Band gets Watts and Donna Mannion. p.m. on August 14 in historic things revved up on Friday night OPEN DAILY The Crafters usually have Adventure Club Seville Square in downtown with what lead singer and guitarist 12:30 pm two sales each year; a spring Local Adventure Club activ- Pensacola. 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FAR LEFT: The perimeter fence at ACLU schedules ‘RCR’ Santa Rosa County Jail. LEFT: Confinement workshops in August dorms at Santa Rosa County Jail. Gulf Breeze News on a jury, and to hold public More than 125 beds The American Civil Liberties office, and the ability to obtain will be added when Union of Florida will hold two many state occupational licens- construction on the free Rights Restoration es,” said Susan Watson, expansion project is Workshops on Saturday, Aug. Northwest Regional Director, complete. 9, and Saturday Aug. 23, at the ACLU of Florida. SRSO photos West Florida Regional Library The workshops will answer Downtown Branch, 200 West the following questions: Gregory Street, Pensacola, from ■ Can I seal my criminal 10:00 a.m. to noon. record? Jail to increase capacity by 128 The Rights Restoration ■ Can I restore my right to Workshops have been successful vote, sit on a jury, run for public BY PAM BRANNON Hall said he was confident in assisting applicants in the office, and regain eligibility to Gulf Breeze News Search continues for escapees that his department can pay for Restoration of Civil Rights (RCR). apply for various occupational [email protected] the $3.7 million option. “Florida’s constitution strips licenses? “It would just take us a little Authorities said a 12-inch square opening in persons with felony convictions For more information, visit: longer, but we can pay for that Work will soon begin to add design flaw in the con- the cell that led to a small of their rights to vote, to serve www.restorerights.org one, too,” Hall said. “The feder- 128 more beds onto the Santa struction of a Santa Rosa area housing water pipes. al prisoner program is not going Rosa County Jail in Milton. County Jail cell led to the Then they reached the away. The federal marshal has And thanks to the county escape of two inmates roof of the building and told us as soon as we want more commissioners, there will be Saturday, Aug. 2. dropped to the ground prisoners, we can get them. room for expansion to eventual- Officials are searching outside. Right now, we have 68 federal ly bring the total additional beds for 43-year-old Ricky Dale Spears is charged with prisoners. to 640 in the future, if needed. Spears, and 20-year-old the alleged kidnapping of “Do we really want to lock Contractors from Peter Brown David Chapell Dixon. The a then-14-year-old ourselves and future commis- Construction and architects from pair turned up missing Munson girl in April. sioners and a future sheriff into Clemons, Rutherford, and during a head count on Dixon is charged in a only expanding in one direc- Associates presented five options Saturday night. 2007 robbery, as well as a tion?” for jail expansion to commission- Santa Rosa County previous escape attempt. Commissioner Don Salter ers last week. Keith Lynch of Sheriff’s deputies said the said the commissioners who Peter Brown Construction told pair was able to access a — Gulf Breeze News commissioners they would be built the current jail were not hiring all local contractors to do looking at the same kind of bud- the building. offered only vertical expansion. Commissioner Tom Stewart get restraints. “They had the luxury of a Dr. Karen Kennedy is “We can get better prices by Only one option allowed both said he would like to see the pleased to welcome to using local contractors,” Lynch horizontal and vertical expan- option for $3.5 million used. half-cent sales tax,” Salter said. her practice... said. “So the cost could end up sion, and the estimate on that “The way the budget is right “We do not. You know, Sheriff, better than these estimates when plan is $3.7 million. now, and with the cutting we your budget is going to have to Laura Sigler, ARNP we are complete.” Commissioners decided to have to do in other areas, I think pay for this because we will not Certified in Women’s Health Sheriff Wendell Hall told discuss and decide between two we should be very careful with have anything to fall back on.” commissioners he has really of the options — the $3.7 mil- what we commit ourselves to In the final vote, commis- appreciated the forward think- lion plan that allows expansion paying,” he said. “And with sioners voted to approve the option allowing both horizontal ing of the commissioners who both horizontally and vertically, Amendment 5 on the ballot in 0000186172 originally built the current jail. and an option costing $3.5 mil- November, which I am sure will and vertical expansion. “The commissioners who lion that only allows horizontal pass, the state is going to have built this jail back in 1996-97 expansion. to try to come up with nine-bil- thought ahead and made it so we Commission Chairman John lion dollars someplace to help could expand off both ends,” Broxson of Gulf Breeze pointed schools, and it will come right Annual Subscription Hall said. “That made it easy out that in the long range, it was out of our budgets. $30 for 52 Weeks for us now. I hope we can do the not much more than the other “Sheriff, what can you hon- same for the sheriff who will be option some commissioners estly pay for? Because we are Or serving 10 or 15 years from preferred. going to look to your budget to now. That’s why I like the “It is only about $200,000 pay for this, you know. You $60-2 Yrs get the 3rd Year FREE! option that allows expanding more for the possibility of have said the federal prisoner either horizontally or vertically, adding up to 640 beds, going program will pay for it.” even if it is a little more than the either way,” Broxson said. “The Stewart said the $3.5 million original budget.” other option we have been dis- option would add 128 beds now Name: The original budget for adding cussing only would allow us to and allow to add another 128 128 beds was estimated to be add on horizontally and would beds horizontally in the future, between $3.2 million and $3.5 only allow a total of 256 beds. I then could be mirrored at the Address: million. Of the five options, one think getting so many more other end of the jail. So that option allowed only horizontal beds for so little more is proba- would be another 256 beds, if expansion in the future, and one bly the best option.” needed. City/State/Zip: Garcon Point toll booth work continues; Team Santa Rosa to discuss marketing Phone:

Gulf Breeze News The change is expected to (Circle One) Renewal or Subscription Construction work on the BRIEFS save fuel costs and better uti- Garcon Point Toll Plaza will lize staff time. Hours of oper- Method of Payment: Cash: Check # take place today, Friday and ation will be reviewed and and suggestions. Sunday, Aug. 10. adjusted if demands for ser- (Circle)Visa MC AX Card# Lane closures for north- vice increase. and south-bound traffic will Building inspection be between 11p.m. and 6 a.m. branch trims hours Fire Corps created Vcode (3 Digit Code) from back of card: Exp: There will be at least one The Santa Rosa County by firefighters group plaza lane for north-bound Board of County The Santa Rosa County traffic and one plaza lane for Commissioners approved a Firefighters’ Association has south-bound traffic open at change in the hours of opera- established a Fire Corps pro- all times. tions for the building inspec- gram in the county. Motorists are reminded to tions department located at use caution and obey the the South Service Center on Fire Corps, a division of posted speed limit when trav- U.S. Highway 98 in Midway. Citizen Corps, is designed to sup- eling through a work zone. The office that currently port local fire departments by operates from 8 a.m. to noon linking those departments with Aerospace/Defense and 1 to 4 p.m. weekdays will community volunteers who can workshop set Aug. 12 now serve customers on assist in a variety of non-emer- A public workshop on the Mondays, Wednesdays and gency roles. progress of the Gulf Coast Fridays from 8 a.m. to noon Interested citizens can give Aerospace and Defense and 1to 3 p.m. beginning back to their community by help- Coalition is scheduled for Monday, Aug. 4. The reduc- ing increase the capacity of local Tuesday, Aug. 12, at 6 p.m. in tion is to better align the fire departments, assisting with the Santa Rosa County workforce with the continued vital non-emergency operations Commission Meeting Room, downturn in the construction of the department, and provide 6495 Caroline Street in industry. the department with an important Milton. The hours at the main link to the community. Members of Team Santa office location in Milton will Members will receive train- Rosa will present an not change at this time. overview of the coalition's Before proposing the ing in fire safety, fire preven- recent trip to the Farnborough change, building inspection tion, basic first aid and CPR, Proudly Serving Gulf Breeze & International Airshow and the staff reviewed transaction emergency preparedness, and Pensacola Since 1991 progress of marketing efforts reports to determine peak other aspects of fire department operations. to bring the aerospace and hours. Contractors, home- Featuring defense industry companies builders’ associations and More information can be KITCHEN & BATH CABINETS to Santa Rosa County. walk-in customers also were accessed at Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 The public is encouraged surveyed to ascertain cus- www.santarosa.fl.gov/firedept/ For Appointment, call Doug Alley (Owner) to attend and provide input tomer needs. fireassoc.html or call 983-5360. 932-6048 cell 261-8195

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Photos by Athletes Feats Photography Going nationwide From left: GBHS seniors Celia Eddy and Dustin Clements, along with sophomore Alison Milam, have performed in national tournaments in their respective sports in recent weeks. GBHS athletes shine on national stage “There were some great players out Eddy received the wild card from the Southern Conference last weekend. Junior Boys bracket. BY JASON THOMPSON there,” said the 6-foot-4 Eddy, who's Gulf Coast Region (which stretches “Some want her just because of her “Most of the guys on the team Gulf Breeze News tops in the Class of 2009 academically from Mobile, to Dothan and to Panama academic standing - plus they’d love a played at Woodham before it closed [email protected] heading into her senior year. City) to compete with girls from all 6-4 middle blocker,” Buz said. “And down,” Clements said. “They never Eddy wasn’t the only GBHS athlete over the country at the camp. “It was a the other half want her solely for her really had a big man, so they’d just run, Celia Eddy has been used to being getting national exposure in recent great opportunity,” her father Buz said. volleyball skills.” run, run, run, run. I was able to let them the ‘big fish in a small pond’ as a mem- weeks. Dustin Clements played with “You could see the mountains Eddy isn’t like most scholar athletes, slow the ball down and when I’d get ber of the Lady Dolphin volleyball the 17-under Pensacola Tornadoes at outside your window. It was a lot of who are relying primarily on their double teamed, it opened it up for my team the past two years. She got to the AAU National Basketball fun,” Eddy said. athletic abilities to get into college. But teammates to get a shot. In Pensacola, swim with other big fish recently as one Tournament in Orlando last week, Eddy, who’ll be leading a team with she’s open to the opportunity. “If the they can run against teams and win, but of 35 other players at the A-1 while sophomore Alison Milam played all six returning starters at GBHS later school’s academically sound and I can against team like that (at nationals), Development Camp, sponsored by the with the High Intensity, a 16-under this month, has drawn the attention of a do some other things at the school other you need a big man to open things up.” United States Volleyball Association. softball team, at the ASA/USA Girls Division I school in the Southeastern than play volleyball,” Eddy said. Clements and the Tornadoes lost all The six-day camp took place in Single A Fastpitch National Conference and one from the Big 10. Clements and his Tornado three of its pool play games, with the Colorado Springs. Championships in Owensboro, Ky. Eddy was visiting a school in the teammates played in Division II of the See Nationals, Page 2C 6 Sports Briefs Five Questions Dorsey with GBHS GBSA volleyball softball coach registration repeats under way Sean Tomey Registration for the 2008 GBSA volleyball season is as Divot BY JASON THOMPSON going on now until August 22 at the Rec Center. The league Gulf Breeze News is open to girls entering fifth [email protected] through eighth grade. Derby For more information, log The ninth installment of a summer- on to long series comes from GBHS baseball coach Sean Tomey. gulfbreezerecreationcenter. Q: You’re going to com or by calling 934-5140. champ be starting your Ryals third overall; Hicks second stint as GBHS Soccer Car GBHS softball coach Wash August 9 wins 14-15 year-old age this season. Tell us The Gulf Breeze High group by 12 shots about your previous boys and girls soccer softball coaching experiences. programs will hold a car BY JASON THOMPSON A: I coached wash fundraiser August 9 at Gulf Breeze News softball for a couple of the Gulf Breeze Wal Mart. [email protected] years in Indiana at The boys team will be Crawfordsville High Tomey washing cars from 10 a.m.-1 Recent Gulf Breeze High graduate School before p.m., while the girls will Kristen Dorsey repeated as the girls’ becoming a head football coach. Then, wash cars from 1-4 p.m. Divot Derby champion last week, edging three years ago, I was the GBHS head Donations will be accepted. recent Pace graduate Haley Millsap by softball coach for a team that had a great group of seniors and went 21-9. Proceeds will help defray one shot. GBHS junior Ashleigh Ryals costs with both teams’ travel Q:What’s the biggest obstacle you see was third. Photo courtesy of Kristen Dorsey the softball team having to overcome to plans in the 2008-09 season. The 51st annual tournament was held Repeat champ get back to a winning program? Last season, both teams at Marcus Pointe Golf Club in Pensacola Kristen Dorsey poses with fellow Santa Rosa County native and PGA Tour The greatest obstacle to overcome is See Briefs, Page 8C 6 and The Moors Golf Club in Milton. player Bubba Watson after winning the 51st annual Divot Derby last week at getting everyone -- players, parents, See Dorsey, Page 3C 6 the Moors. It was Dorsey’s second consecutive Divot Derby title. See Five Questions, Page 6C 6 Outstanding Agents... Outstanding Results!

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BY JASON THOMPSON MIDWAY ● Tom Thumb ● BP Station Gulf Breeze News [email protected] NAVARRE ● Publix ● Tom Thumbs ● Winn Dixie The Lady Dolphin softball team was up bright and early HOLLEY Saturday for a pair of exhibition ● Tom Thumbs ● Texaco games with Baker High from ● USA Station Mobile. GBHS hung tough early in both games before Baker used two late innings to sweep the doubleheader 7-2 and 4-2. Baker scored four runs with two outs in the fifth inning of game one and added two more in the seventh. They scored three in the bottom of the sixth of the second game. Baker took a 1-0 lead in the first inning of game one before the Lady Dolphins scored To offer Gulf Breeze News at your business, single runs in the third and call (850) 932-88986 fourth innings. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News See Softball, Pg 5C6 Coach Sean Tomey talks with his team in between innings Saturday against Baker. DORSEY: 2008 GBHS grad wins Divot Derby for the TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! What happens if I am injured in an accident and I am not wearing second consecutive year Q a seatbelt? Continued from Page 1C GIRLS 6-7 3rd Hunter Channell 112 1st Caroline Craig 66 Fourth Flight Terence A. Gross “The first day, I was in a 2nd Harper Davis 109 1st Adam Weekley 107 Personal Injury Lawyer zone,” Dorsey said. “I was BOYS 8-9 2nd Jacob Nelson 115 A 917 N. Palafox St. First Flight 3rd Benjamin Lockhart 124 hitting the ball real well.” Pensacola, FL 32501 1st A.J. Panyko 77 850-434-3333 Dorsey was teamed up with 2nd Nolan Remig 81 12-13 GIRLS Millsap and Catholic grad 3rd Hylton Davis 84 First Flight What is branding and how can I get it? Amanda de la Cruz on the first Second Flight 1st Kayla Bloor 95 If you are a front seat passenger, you can be day of play. Dorsey shot a two- 1st Christian Fulk 105 2nd Rachel Sruzinski 98 found comparatively at fault for your injuries, Q 2nd Cameron Bonner 107 3rd Alexis Hazard 108 even if you didn’t cause the accident. 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She’d finish third 3rd Corey Nolan 111 1st Josheph Aguirre 172 overall after shooting a 75 at Fourth Flight 2nd Tyler Ritz 182 The Moors. 1st Taylor Perkins 116 3rd Skylar Freed 184 Ryals’ current and Dorsey’s 2nd Joshua Hall 120 former teammate Sarah Hicks 3rd Nick Hall 124 BOYS 9 Hole Fifth Flight 1st Scott Goley 135 won the girls’ 14-15 year old 1st Noah Chanell 134 2nd Ryan Spear 149 division, with a two-day total of 2nd Nick Nasse 137* 153, nine better than Joanna 3rd Tyler Emmons 137 14-15 GIRLS Holt. A possible future 1st Sarah Hicks 153 teammate of Ryals’ and Hicks’, 10-11 GIRLS 2nd Joanna Holt 162 GBMS eighth grader Abbey First Flight 3rd Summer Struzinksi 184 1st Katt Crowdis 96 Olsen, was third in the second 2nd Miranda Holt 101 GIRLS 9 Hole flight of the 12-13 year old 3rd Megan Pewitt 104 1st Mikayla Morris 114 division with a 123. 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April Stormes Agent New York Life Insurance Company 41 N. Jefferson Street Suite 301 Pensacola, FL 32502 Photo courtesy of Athletes Feats Photography Dolphin seniors 850-934-9849 The Dolphin football players and cheerleaders from the Class of 2009 pose for their group photo that will grace the cover the 850-375-2028 the football program. The Dolphins open fall practice on Monday. The Company You Keep® GBHS closes out summer workouts First day of fall practice Monday, pads out Aug. 14 our senior starting before throwing a four- BY JASON THOMPSON quarterback...the team yard touchdown pass to Gulf Breeze News seems to have adopted Cody Warford. [email protected] his personality,” Nemith The game was played said. “Kyle’s going to do on a 60-yard field, with While the score says a lot of things for us, but teams needing to get 20 that Gulf Breeze lost 4-3 Michael Mann has to be yards in four plays for a to Milton in last week's ready to be a first down. 7-on-7, coach Chris starter...Kyle was a Milton’s second drive Nemith says the games starter last year and ended without a score, as help him gauge where Michael got some Seth Hewerdine and his players stand. playing time last year. Warford both broke up “In a 7-on-7, it puts It’s got to be a rite of passes in the drive. your secondary in a passage. Kyle Warford’s pass breakup Dolphin Plaza really bad situation, since Schnackenberg has resulted in an injury to 205 Gulf Breeze Pkwy there’s no pass rush,” he earned his keep there. Thomas Farmer, who Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 said. “Defensive backs Michael Mann’s in the received a gash under his 850-934-6958 have got to have ice middle of that process left eye. He would come PLU2419 water in their veins. They right now, where Kyle back and play later in the Buy Any Sundae have to forget about the was two years ago.” game. last play immediately Schnackenberg, who “Seth’s a good cover Get One Free and go to the next one.” went 18-for-30 for 169 corner. He’s got a lot of Of equal or lesser value The games also allow yards, threw the first of his confidence,” Nemith said. 2.5 oz. each scoop Nemith’s two two touchdowns on the Mann’s first series Photo by David Standridge quarterbacks to get a lot Dolphins’ opening drive. included a 10-yard pass Former Dolphin Chris Proctor (c/o ‘05) takes in of reps. He threw four completions to Alex Duntz, but the last week’s action with offensive backs coach Expires 12/31/08. “Kyle’s going to be to Nicky Schumacher offense didn’t move the Greg Hundley. ball farther. Mann went 9-for-24 for 84 yards and touchdown pass. two completions to both a touchdown. Mann's next series Warford and Schumacher included a five-yard Schumacher before intercepted a pass on the completion to Grant throwing a 16-yard Panthers’ first offensive Harris before the touchdown pass to Eric play of the next series, Dolphins turned it over Adams. but Schnackenberg threw again on downs. The Hewerdine picked off a pick two plays later. Panthers took a 2-1 lead, a pass on Milton's first Casey Meredeth broke scoring on a 24-yard play of the next series, up a pair of passes on touchdown pass on a but Mann and the Milton’s next drive, fourth down play. Dolphins turned it over which ended in a 30-yard Schnackenberg threw See Football, Pg 8C 6 Broadcasting Live Democratic National Convention in Denver, CO August 25-28

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More than 1,500 runners participated in the annual Bushwacker 5K run/walk Saturday, sponsored by the Capt’N Fun Runners. The race started at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze and ended in the parking lot in front of the Sandshaker on Pensacola Beach. Results were as follows: Bushwacker 5K, Capt’N Fun Runners Pensacola Beach, FL Race Scored by Results Event Timing, LLC August 2 5K RUNNERS AWARDS LIST FEMALE OVERALL 1 Anna Hallex Gulf Shores 17:57 MALE OVERALL 1 Bud Galloway Pensacola 15:19 FEMALE MASTERS 1 Sandy Ebanks Pace 21:26 MALE MASTERS Photo by David Standridge Photo by David Standridge 1 James Frazier Valparaiso 16:40 Van and Max Kleppe catch their breath after the Bushwacher 5K Saturday. Yvonne Sass, Kristi Oaks and Nicole Pullman wait to take runners to the start line. FEMALE GRAND MASTERS 1 Brenda Canter Asheville, NC 23:38 MALE GRAND MASTERS 1 Robert Staples Mobile 17:56 FEMALE SENIOR GRAND MASTERS 1 Ann Regan Pensacola 27:48 MALE SENIOR GRAND MASTERS 1 Mike Hays Pensacola 21:03

5K WALKERS AWARDS LIST FEMALE OVERALL 1 Cathy Alley Niceville 34:02 2 Kim Chambless Walnut Hill 34:10 3 Crystall Wyatt Pace 35:23 4 Sandy Gallet Birmingham 36:10 5 Alicia Rankin Pace 36:31 MALE OVERALL 1 Aaron Boudreaux Gretna, LA 30:29 2 Duke Wolverton Hahnville, LA 33:06 3 Joseph Hill Navarre 33:18 4 Bill Phelps Destrehan, LA 34:46 5 Jerry Vasquez Pace 36:37 WHEELCHAIRS 1 MacKey Tyndall Panama City 26:06 8:24

5K AGE GROUP RUN RESULTS FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 1-9 1 Lilly Unger Tallahassee 38:17 2 Caitlin Jennings Cantonment 48:35 Photos by David Standridge See Bushwacker, Page 7C 6 Above: Runners and walkers unwind after the Bushwacher race at the Half Shell stage. Right: Bud Galloway crosses the finish line with a winning time of 15:19. SOFTBALL: GB drops pair against Baker Continued from Page 3C registering their first hit of the game. They took advantage of a pair of errors Adrian Culpepper led off with a and four walks to score three more in single and moved to second on a bloop the sixth. single by Morgan Bass. Kellie Krueger Gulf Breeze tried to come back in the then hit into a fielder's choice to score seventh, scoring twice. Rosie Atkinson Culpepper. reached base on an error before Zuniga In the fourth inning, Kasey Landfair and Anndrea Marsh walked. Claire and Lyndsey Wright both singled. Koontz followed with a squibber that Landfair later scored when the pair stayed fair down the third base line to pulled off a double steal. plate Atkinson. Culpepper reached on A questionable missed call on a an error that allowed Zuniga to score, double play helped Baker score four in but they'd get no more, leaving the the decisive frame. bases loaded and nine for the game. Bass had two hits in the loss, adding Culpepper (single in the second), another single in the fifth. Krueger and Zuniga (single in fourth) and Wright Deannette Zuniga both had base hits for (single in fifth) had the only other hits GBHS. Zuniga also pitched the whole game. in the game. In game two, Kara Brown, battling a The Lady Dolphins were without back injury, threw three innings of no- Alison Milam, their top pitcher this past Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News hit ball before giving to Culpepper. season, because of her participation in Time called Baker scored one in the fifth on a the ASA National Championships Coach Sean Tomey waits to check on Lyndsey Wright after a headfirst slide into third base Saturday. She was safe. walk and two wild pitches before earlier in the week (see related story).

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Newcomers, especially 1 Wade Beroset Pensacola 16:42 3 Rosa Bischoff Covington, LA 2 Max Kleppe Farmington, MO 27:21 various intervals to have new those from a cooler climate, tend 2 Evan Malone Gulf Breeze 17:17 27:55 3 Joseph Smith Fairhope 28:04 The thermometer may be crops maturing periodically to plant these vegetables in the 3 Scott Roberts Westerville, OH MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 55-59 stuck on 90 degrees, but don’t throughout the summer. Others spring - which is a mistake. In FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 20:28 let the summer heat beat you out try to maintain the first planting August plant broccoli, cauli- 10-14 1 Chris Neal Pace 18:35 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 2 Gary Lambert Pensacola 20:38 1 Samantha Welsh Gulf Breeze of a second crop of fresh and harvest tomatoes, squash flower, collards, bunching onions 35-39 3 Ron Hendriz Pensacola 22:30 22:49 summer veggies. Anyone who and the like throughout the and turnips. During September 1 Heather Asmar Gulf Breeze 20:02 2 Amanda Farr Pensacola 25:27 2 Shannan Bergen Pensacola 21:05 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: enjoys vegetable gardening summer. plant all of the above in addition 3 Alexis Barbariesi Ft Walton should consider a second Rather than trying to keep the to beets, cabbage, carrots, endive, 3 Dawn Wilkinson Gulf Breeze 22:19 60-64 Beach 25:40 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: planting of the warm season same plants producing escarole, lettuce, mustard, onions MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 10-14 1 Nancy Mann Destin 27:54 35-39 2 Inge Ackerman Niceville 30:19 1 Mason Powers Webster City, IA species, and can begin preparing indefinitely, it is often better to and radish. 1 Kenric Andrews Mobile 18:10 3 Jackie Wolverton Hahnville, LA 19:57 for establishing the cool season start over after the first planting Many gardeners who are unfa- 2 Michael Loaler 19:03 33:02 2 Caleb Kotick Pensacola 20:07 vegetables. Our climate is such 3 Hans Garcia San Diego 19:26 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: plays out. This usually results in miliar with our mild winters seem 3 Devon Nelson Pensacola 22:35 that something can be produced better yield and quality. to fear that the cool season veg- 60- 64 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 1 Don Arner Pensacola 23:31 in the vegetable garden during Don’t, however, plant the etables will freeze if planted dur- 40-44 15-19 2 Jim Woods Pensacola 23:37 every month of the year. same crop back in the exact ing late summer or fall. This gen- 1 Ava Compton Seagrove Beach 3 Carl Howard Moody, AL 23:51 1 Emily Tryon Gulf Breeze 19:11 The first round of summer same place. Rotate your garden erally does not happen. In fact, FL 22:12 2 Jennifer Pfeifler Gulf Breeze 20:39 vegetables such as tomatoes, space to reduce potential disease most of them thrive during our 2 Kristy Sokol Birmingham 22:35 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 3 Crystal Wachob Pensacola 20:46 65-69 peppers, squash, sweet corn, problems. For instance, plant typically mild winter weather. MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 15-19 3 Beth Smithers Pensacola 23:26 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 1 Betty Frydrychowicz Gulf Breeze southern peas, snap beans, tomatoes where you planted Onions are a prime example 1 Eric Larson Pensacola 15:31 40-44 29:26 2 Kenny Whitman Pensacola 16:12 cantaloupes and eggplant were squash this spring. of the need for fall planting. 1 Paul Epstein Pensacola 16:53 2 Joan Forman Destin 31:40 3 Jake Cvevas Pace 16:48 probably planted in March and Gardeners should also rotate They should be established by 2 Gary Smith Gulf Breeze 17:28 3 Martha Harris Mobile 36:56 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: April. The harvest on this spring families of crops. Plant peppers, seeding or by transplanting so FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 3 Steven Corwin Pensacola 18:17 65-69 planting is winding down. tomatoes or eggplant where that plants are growing well by 20-24 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 1 John Axley Pensacola 23:28 But with Florida’s subtropical squash, cucumbers or mid November. If spring 1 Christine Logigian Ardsley, NY 19:45 45-49 2 Mike Novak Prattville, AL 26:02 2 Jenna Moes Gulf Breeze 21:48 climate, the summer gardening cantaloupes were planted. But planted, onions will either 1 Allison Pfeifler Gulf Breeze 23:41 3 Dan Keely Cantonment 28:02 fun has only just begun. You still don't plant cucumbers on the produce a small bulb or a plant 3 Jenny Campbell Pensacola 24:00 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 20- 24 2 Micki Harralson Birmingham 23:42 have time for another round of same ground where squash was that resembles a giant “green 3 Susan Rice New Orleans, LA 23:47 FEMALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 1 Bennett Stackhouse Pensacola MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: 70-74 summer crops before the first most recently planted. onion,” with no bulb. 15:47 45-49 1 Carol Cross Gulf Breeze 38:53 frost. The first frost usually Lima beans, eggplant, okra, Establishing the late summer 2 Matt Hellier Pensacola 16:01 1 Tim Unger Tallahassee 17:50 2 Gay Ambrosi Pensacola 39:18 3 Michael Padilla Pensacola 16:15 occurs around late November in southern peas, peppers and crop will be more of a challenge 2 David Hanley Pensacola 18:56 MALE 5K RUN AGE GROUP: Northwest Florida. tomatoes can be started again in than it was in the spring. 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The workshops are all held at rustic The Becoming an Outdoors-Woman on a first-come, first-served basis. personal safety course along with a The first Becoming an Outdoors- summer camp facilities with basic, program offers a fun and supportive Sessions include introductory courses course on map and compass basics and Woman workshop will be Oct. 10-12 at modern amenities, and the lodging is atmosphere to experiment and enjoy in bass-, pan- and fly-fishing; knot-tying basic wilderness survival skills, Wallwood Boy Scout, Camp 23 dormitory style, with meals served in the camaraderie of others who want to basics; handgun shooting and hunting; wilderness first aid and reading the Wallwood, BSA Drive in Quincy. The the cafeteria. Sessions begin Friday learn about Florida’s great outdoors. shooting sports; and shotgun shooting woods. Other courses include outdoor second workshop will be Nov. 21-23 at afternoon and end Sunday with lunch. Although it is designed with women in and hunting. 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FOOTBALL: Dolphins begin fall practice Monday, pads Thursday Continued from Page 4C threw a nine-yard pass to Schumacher. The Panthers went up 3-2 scoring on a fourth and nine play from the 29. Schnackenberg threw an interception on fourth down before Colin Brown tipped a pass to his teammate Meredeth for an interception. Mann, who was 3-for-13 at the time, led GBHS on an 11-play scoring drive, with Harris scoring on a three-yard pass. “Michael Mann’s doing a fine job of improving. He’s shown he can control things on offense and move the ball down the field,” Nemith said. Schnackenberg intercepted a pass on Milton’s next series, but after throwing five straight completions, Schnackenberg would throw a pass that got tipped, then intercepted. Milton would score on their last possession on another fourth down play. Cuyler Snyder and Harris both caught three passes in the game, while Duntz and Hewerdine both caught two. Warford and Schnackenberg both broke up two passes on defense. The Dolphins open fall practice on Monday, with three days in shirts and shorts (which is mandated by the state). The team will break the pads out on Thursday. Gulf Breeze will host a preseason game with Crestview on Thursday, August 28 before opening the regular season at home against Photo by David Standridge Choctaw on Sept. 5. Cody Warford (15) is stopped after making one of his six catches last week against Milton. CHEERLEADERS: Varsity, JV teams take top honors; six named All Americans Continued from Page 2C The JV and freshman squads also received stunt awards, “They did a real good job,” while all three squads won varsity cheerleading advisor Grace Spirit Sticks, the first time all French said. “They worked as a three squads have ever team and they worked hard when accomplished that. they were broken up in groups. I GBHS cheerleaders also took don’t have any complaints.” home several individual honors. The varsity, freshman and JV Six GBHS cheerleaders earned squads, all got bids to the NCA NCA All American honors - Senior and Junior High School seniors Kari Stephenson and National Championships Dec. Casey Redish and junior Margaret 28-29 in Dallas. Pagonis, sophomores Meredeth The varsity was named the Chavers and Alayna Hayes and Top Team in the Performance freshman Julianne Lewis. Category, which involves Lewis also received the stunting and jumping, as well as Freshman Leadership Award, the traditional cheering. The JV while Stephenson was also named Submitted Photo team took first place in the the Top All American at the camp. All American girls Game Day category, which She also received an application The following GBHS cheerleaders earned National Cheerleader Association All American honors at the July 25-29 camp at involves cheers and chants much to join the NCA staff in 2009. the University of Georgia (from left): freshman Julianne Lewis, JV cheerleaders Meredeth Chavers and Alayna Hayes and like you’d see on Thursday or Approximately 250 cheerleaders varsity cheerleaders Casey Redish, Kari Stephenson and Margaret Pagonis. Friday nights at football games. competed at the camp. BRIEFS Continued from Page 1C made it to state for only the third time in school history. Meet the Dolphins August 22 at Bring this ad in for your Dolphin Stadium WWEEEEKKNNIIGGHHTT SSPPEECCIIAALLSS The GBHS Quarterback Club Starts at 3 pm will hold their Meet the Dolphins MONDAY: Taco Night .99¢ Hard Taco Night August 22 from 6-10 p.m. at (ground beef or chicken only) Dolphin Stadium. 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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS August 7, 2008 Bushwacker Festival Patron-only parking gets rowdy at boardwalk on SRIA’s agenda The cars that circle, circle, mittee meeting. The final vote circle the Boardwalk parking lot will be made at the August 13 on Pensacola Beach may get a board meeting. Things I don’t place to stop if 100-125 spaces In other business, the SRIA are freed up from employees. voted to designate an alcohol- like about the The Santa Rosa Island free beach on the west side of Authority approved the measure the Gulf Pier. That rule will also to restrict boardwalk parking to be finalized at the board meet- beach ... patrons only at its July 23 com- ing on August 13. I live at the beach. I have lived there for 15 years and love the peo- ple, the attitudes and all the charac- ters that live there. But there are a Edouard few things I don’t like about it. It’s not easy to live in Paradise and criti- cize it, but I wouldn’t be a Bubba if I raises loved everything. The only thing I ever loved everything about was Elvis. If Elvis had been single when I storm met him, I might have had to recon- sider my sexual preferences in life. BY SCOTT PAGE ebration of the creation of the Bushwacker ■ I don’t like the sand on the Gulf Breeze News cocktail. It is said to have originated on concerns beach. Why can’t we have the beauti- [email protected] Pensacola Beach. The weekend-long party ful white sand to look at and grass forces local law enforcement to beef up its A storm popped up in the the board needs to get together and trees for shade and to lie on? The 22nd Annual Bushwacker & Music presence on the beach in order to maintain the Gulf of Mexico earlier this to meet after everyone has to ■ I don’t like the hell-hot sun. Festival provided locals and tourists alike the large crowds of Bushwacked partiers. week, and fortunately for leave the island, we will have a Can’t we have 76 degrees year- opportunity to enjoy a fun-filled weekend of “We had about 25 total deputies, but that Northwest Florida, it was head- board meeting at the Gulf round? God wasted that little bit of great food, live entertainment and ice-cold number could have been as high as 30,” ed west. Breeze United Methodist heaven on San Diego, Calif. bushwackers. Monte said about Saturday night. However, if circumstances Church,” Buck Lee, Executive ■ I don’t like the tourists. I know Huge crowds, live music and large quanti- The Sheriff’s department only schedules were different, it may have been Director of they pay the bills, but I’d rather have ties of alcohol presented the Escambia County about five deputies at a time. It was clear, an unwelcome visitor to just my friends and no taxes. Sheriff’s Deputies with a weekend full of, however, that there were many more deputies Northwest Florida. ■ I don’t like that there is only one well let’s just say it wasn’t fun. patrolling the boardwalk. “If we have a hurricane and way on and one way off. When I go Over the course of Friday through Sunday, “I have to determine how much additional for a ride, I have three streets. there were 28 arrests, a new high for the help is needed and businesses such as Jubilee ■ I don’t like lightning. I know we Bushwacker Festival weekend. and Capt’n Fun’s pay for the additional live in Lightning Land, but on the “Four of them were burglaries, and there deputies,” Montee said. “That way taxpayers island it is much worse. I’d rather was one armed robbery so all of the arrests don’t foot the bill for additional security.” This week have fire flies. were not directly related to the Bushwacker “We also hired two correctional officers to ■ I don’t like the birds. There are Fest,” said Lieutenant Gary Montee of the open up the jail at the precinct so our officers on Pensacola Beach only two types of birds here, bluejays Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. had about a two minute turnaround time, There was also a life flight needed to rush instead of twenty,” Monte said. and seagulls. Both of them are nasty Friday, August 8 a man to medical care after he dove off the Otherwise, anyone arrested would have birds. ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30 - 7:30 ■ Quietwater Dock into the shallow water of the been taken to the jail in Pensacola. I don’t like the construction. I p.m. on the Quietwater know it will be over one day, but I Santa Rosa Sound. He suffered a spinal cord It seems that incidents will occur at such injury. large events no matter how strong the law Boardwalk.Ted Scallon Band will feel like I’m going through it to build perform. something that I won’t like any bet- The Bushwacker Festival is an annual cel- enforcement presence. ■ Free Friday Flicks shown at ter. the Gulf Side Pavilion starting ■ I don’t like the Portofino name at dusk. To find out this weeks taking over everything. Just how big is that EGO? Pensacola Beach Chamber plans show, call 850-994-9074. ■ ■ I don’t like not having more Fun Night Under the Stars, beaches named for outstanding peo- Taste of the Beach Sept. 20-21 7:30 p.m., Gulfside pavilion. The Escambia Amateur Astronomers ple. I think that Bubba’s Beach would Shrimp, oysters, fish, steaks, sandwiches, Elbert said, be a great name for a big old beach!! Association will set up telescopes and binoculars to ■ salads ... they are all found at Pensacola TASTE OF adding that this view the Moon, Jupiter and other Celestial Objects, I don’t like having to pay $50 a Beach restaurants event will not THE BEACH weather permitting. year per car just to get home. I guess Now an event is planned that aims to bring allow non-cham- we’ll have to pay for the bridge again a taste of these restaurants into one location in ber members to September 20-21 Saturday, August 9 when the time comes! September. participate. ■ Gulfside Pavilion ■ I don’t like having to pay for The Taste of the Beach is a gulfside festival Two other Fun Night Under the Stars, 7:30 p.m., Gulfside Pensacola Beach fire and police protection two times. featuring many different restaurants and events will be pavilion. The Escambia Amateur Astronomers Isn’t the first tax enough? Let’s soak cuisines. It is a first ever event being orga- Details: 932-1500 occurring that Association will set up telescopes and binoculars to all the rich people !! view the Moon, Jupiter and other Celestial Objects, ■ nized now. same weekend, the Corvette Show, which I don’t like free Mass Transit “We are going to highlight the beach brings vintage and newer model Corvettes to weather permitting. Transportation from ECAT that restaurants and what they have to offer,” Jeff the Casino Beach parking lot, and the Raise ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. on the brings all the homeless out to the Elbert, Pensacola Beach Chamber of Praise Christian music concert. Quietwater Boardwalk.The Dinosaurs will perform. money pit that is the island to beg Commerce President, said. It is a stated goal of the Pensacola Beach from the tourists. Each restaurant will provide their signature Chamber of Commerce to attract more visi- Sunday, August 10 We never had beggars and the dish so patrons can sample the best of the tors to the beach after most of the summer ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30 7:30 p.m. on the homeless here until they got free bus beach. The event will be open daily from 11 tourists are gone. Quietwater Boardwalk. Mass Kunfuzion will perform. rides. How stupid is that? a.m. to 4 p.m. Another event is planned in October, the ■ I don’t like pit bulls and gangs This big tent event will have a tropical Art and Wine Weekend will offer art at differ- Tuesday, August 12 coming out to paradise to have rap theme, with steel drum bands and other music ent venues throughout the island. ■ Bands on the Beach, 7 - 9 p.m. at the Gulfside concerts and leave their chicken that adds to the island ambiance. For more information about either of these Pavilion. Mass Kunfuzion will perform. bones when they go. More police, “I think that we have some of the best events, contact the Pensacola Beach Chamber please. restaurants right here on Pensacola Beach,” at 932-1500. ■ I don’t like the fact that people want to do away with the SRIA. If we do, this island will look like Century in 10 weeks. Suddenly, there are cops everywhere when tag expires ■ I don’t like that we don’t elect all the SRIA representatives. Why lis- ten to puppets appointed by the I find it very interesting about the wasn’t my it might feel like. BCC? They don’t even live here and way in which our sensitivities are desire or During these days of difficulties they govern like it. heightened. intent to for many people who feel the anxi- ■ I don’t like that we want to When we drive a red car, we seem break the eties associated with higher prices charge to get on the island and we to discover more red cars than we law with for nearly everything, or who are find don’t understand that “IF WE previously noticed. When we have a this themselves receiving those “pink DON’T BUILD IT, THEY WILL particular illness, it is amazing the expired slips,” perhaps any degree of sensi- COME.” Why can’t we be the beach number of people who declare they temporary tivity that we can conjure up to raise that people come to see what sand have the same problem. tag, but the our level of compassion could be and the Gulf Coast looks like, instead I became aware recently of the dealer had helpful as we shared our understand- of the latest condo that is like all the number of police cars on the high- promised to send an extension by lives. Must I have experienced what ing, or better yet, contribute to those other condos. ways. I had often seen police cruisers overnight mail, and it never showed. it means to be poor in order to under- organizations that help people during ■ I don’t like a lot of things, but I with lights flashing as drivers were I ran the risk of seeing flashing lights stand the plight of the poor? Is tough times. live here and fight the battles that pulled over for rule infraction, but behind me every time I ventured out “homeless” something I can under- Now, if I can just find “heightened exist because I have traveled the was not sensitive to the number on on the highway. My only hope was stand without having experienced sensitivities” on the part of those entire world and I have never seen a the highway. My sensitivities were that the officer would be understand- being “homeless?” I don’t think we overnight express deliverers, I’ll be sunrise or a sunset that can match the increased as I drove with an expired ing. can ever have the same “heightened very, very happy, and hope, at the ones I get in my back yard. Plus, I temporary vehicle tag. It seemed that As I thought about this “height- sensitivity” as those who have had same time, that police officers JUST LOVE THE BEACH. every time I was on the highway, I ened sensitivity” I toyed with how it experiences in these events, but we restrain their “heightened sensitivi- was followed by a police cruiser! It might affect us in other areas of our can surely project, to a degree, what ties” to overdue license tags!

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NOTICE OF sold to the Highest DESCRIBED IN OR 11 LLC holder of the 2008 at 12:00 noon. Unless such certificate the Tax Deed to be ty is located in Santa GIVEN THAT VER- Name in which APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end BOOK 1731 PG 1730 following Tax Sale Dated this the 23rd day shall be redeemed issued there on. The Rosa County, In the DOT V1 LLC holder of Assessed: THOMAS F FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County Parcel ID: 33-6N-28- Certificate has filed of July, 2008. according to Law, the Certificate Number and State of Florida. the following Tax Sale DUKE II Administrative Complex 0000-02303-0000 said Tax Certificate for Property described in year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate Certificate has filed NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., Name in which the Tax Deed to be Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be Description of property, shall be redeemed said Tax Certificate for All of the above proper- GIVEN THAT MALBEC Milton, Florida on the Assessed: MORGAN issued thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest and Name(s) in which it according to Law, the the Tax Deed to be ty is located in Santa 11 LLC holder of the 22nd day of WILLIAMS, WILLOW E Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end is assessed is as fol- Property described in issued there on. The Rosa County, In the following Tax Sale September, 2008 at WILLIAMS, EARLLE year of Issuance, the County, Florida lobby of the County lows: such Certificate will be Certificate Number and State of Florida. Certificate has filed 12:00 noon. Dated this DEMOND WILLIAMS, Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex sold to the Highest year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for the 30th day of July, CAROL LYNN and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., Certificate Number: Bidder, at the east end Description of property, shall be redeemed the Tax Deed to be 2008. WILLIAMS is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION FOR Milton, Florida on the 1088 Year lobby of the County and Name(s) in which according to Law, the issued thereon. The All of the above proper- lows: TAX DEED 15th day of September, of Issuance: 2006 Administrative it is assessed is as Property described in Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson ty is located in Santa 2008 at 12:00 noon. Complex at 6495 follows such Certificate will be year of Issuance, the Clerk of the Circuit Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 23rd day Description of Caroline St., Milton, sold to the Highest Description of property, Court of Santa Rosa State of Florida. 2302 GIVEN THAT MALBEC of July, 2008. Property: LT 29 BLK I, Florida on the 8th day Certificate Number: Bidder, at the east end and Name(s) in which it County, Florida Year of Issuance: 2006 11 LLC holder of the MOORS GOLF & of September, 2008 at 1915 lobby of the County is assessed is as fol- –––––––––––––––––– Unless such certificate following Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson RACQUET CLUB 1ST 12:00 noon. Dated this Year of Issuance: 2006 Administrative lows: NOTICE OF shall be redeemed Description of Certificate has filed Clerk of the Circuit ADD, AS DES IN OR the 16th day of July, Complex at 6495 APPLICATION according to Law, the Property: LT 6, BLK said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa 2008. Description of Caroline St., Milton, BOOK 2235 PG 1954 Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED Property described in 191, HOLLEY BY THE the Tax Deed to be County, Florida Property: Florida on the 8th day 539 such Certificate will be SEA, AS DES IN OR issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– Parcel ID: 41-1N-28- Mary M. Johnson LT 17 BLK A, SOUTH- of September, 2008 at Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest BOOK 1760 PG 442 Certificate Number and NOTICE OF 2567-00I00-0290 Clerk of the Circuit WIND ESTATES, AS 12:00 noon. Dated this GIVEN THAT MALBEC Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- year of Issuance, the APPLICATION FOR Court of Santa Rosa DES IN OR BOOK the 16th day of July, Description of 11 LLC holder of the lobby of the County 1920-19100-0060 Description of property, TAX DEED Name in which County, Florida 1749 PG 1182 2008. Property: LT 1 BLK H, following Tax Sale Administrative Complex Name in which and Name(s) in which it Assessed: –––––––––––––––––– Parcel ID: JAIMEES RIDGE PH I, Certificate has filed at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: ROBERT is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY JOHN KILEY NOTICE OF 32-2N-29-5212-00A00- Mary M. Johnson AS DES IN OR BOOK said Tax Certificate for Milton, Florida on the PHILIP WALCOVY lows: GIVEN THAT MALBEC BUILDERS INC APPLICATION 0170 Clerk of the Circuit 2234 PG 846 the Tax Deed to be 22nd day of All of the above proper- 11 LLC holder of the fol- FOR TAX DEED Court of Santa Rosa Parcel ID: 08-1N-28- issued thereon. The September, 2008 at ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: lowing Tax Sale All of the above proper- Name in which County, Florida 1965-00H00-0010 Certificate Number and 12:00 noon. Dated this Rosa County, In the 2203 Certificate has filed said ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY Assessed: SANFORD –––––––––––––––––– Name in which year of Issuance, the the 30th day of July, State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2006 Tax Certificate for the Rosa County, In the GIVEN THAT VERDOT L WYATT, GORDAN C NOTICEOF Assessed: JAIMEES Description of property, 2008. Tax Deed to be issued State of Florida. V1 LLC holder of the HOWELL APPLICATION RIDGE DEVELOP- and Name(s) in which it Unless such certificate Description of thereon. The Certificate Unless such certificate following Tax Sale FOR TAX DEED MENT INC is assessed is as fol- Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Property: LT 26, BLK Number and year of shall be redeemed Certificate has filed All of the above proper- All of the above proper- lows: Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the 13, NAVARRE 2ND Issuance, the according to Law, the said Tax Certificate for ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY ty is located in Santa Court of Santa Rosa Property described in ADD, AS DES IN OR Description of property, Property described in the Tax Deed to be Rosa County, In the GIVEN THAT MALBEC Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: County, Florida such Certificate will be BOOK 2226 PG 278 and Name(s) in which it such Certificate will be issued thereon. The State of Florida. 11 LLC holder of the State of Florida. 2755 –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- is assessed is as follows: sold to the Highest Certificate Number and Unless such certificate following Tax Sale Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end 2750-01300-0260 Bidder, at the east end year of Issuance,the shall be redeemed Certificate has filed Unless such certificate APPLICATION lobby of the County Name in which Certificate Number: lobby of the County Description of property, according to Law, the said Tax Certificate for shall be redeemed Description of FOR TAX DEED Administrative Complex Assessed: MITCHELL 2751 Administrative and Name(s) in which it Property described in the Tax Deed to be according to Law, the Property: LT 104 BLK at 6495 Caroline St., BELEZNAY, NICOLE Year of Issuance: 2006 Complex at 6495 is assessed is as fol- such Certificate will be issued thereon. The Property described in B, BARBAROSA NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida on the BELEZNAY Caroline St., Milton, lows: sold to the Highest Certificate Number and such Certificate will be RANCHETTES 1ST GIVEN THAT HEART- 15th day of September, All of the above proper- Description of Florida on the 8th day Bidder, at the east end year of Issuance, the sold to the Highest ADD, AS DES IN OR WOOD 87 LLC holder 2008 at 12:00 noon. ty is located in Santa Property: LT 30 BLK A, of September, 2008 at Certificate Number: lobby of the County Description of property, Bidder, at the east end BOOK 206 PG 596 of the following Tax Dated this the 23rd day Rosa County, In the BARBAROSA 12:00 noon. Dated 1854 Administrative and Name(s) in which it lobby of the County Parcel ID: 30-2S-27- Sale Certificate has of July, 2008. State of Florida. RANCHETTES, AS this the 16th day of Year of Issuance: 2006 Complex at 6495 is assessed is as fol- Administrative Complex 0201-00B00-1040 filed said Tax DES IN OR BOOK July, 2008. Caroline St., Milton, lows: at 6495 Caroline St., Name in which Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate 1396 PG 329 Description of Florida on the 8th day Milton, Florida on the Assessed: HAROLD E Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 30-2S-27- Mary M. Johnson Property: of September, 2008 at Certificate Number: 22nd day of TURNER, JESSE L thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the 0200-00A00-0300 Clerk of the Circuit PROPERTY 12:00 noon. Dated this 1757 September, 2008 at TURNER Certificate Number and County, Florida Property described in Name in which Court of Santa Rosa DESCRIBED IN OR the 16th day of July, Year of Issuance: 2006 12:00 noon. Dated this All of the above proper- year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be Assessed: ROBERT County, Florida BOOK 2714 PG 243 2008. the 30th day of July, ty is located in Santa Description of property, NOTICE OF sold to the Highest EDWARD MITCHELL –––––––––––––––––– Parcel ID: Description of 2008. Rosa County, In the and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION FOR Bidder, at the east end II, CHRISTINE P NOTICE OF 18-2N-29-0000-00159- Mary M. Johnson Property: State of Florida. is assessed is as fol- TAX DEED lobby of the County MITCHELL, ROBERT APPLICATION 0000 Clerk of the Circuit LTS 10,11,12, BLK 40, Mary M. Johnson lows: Administrative Complex EDWARD MITCHELL FOR TAX DEED Court of Santa Rosa FLORIDATOWN, AS Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., III, HOPE MITCHELL Name in which County, Florida DES IN OR BOOK Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MALBEC Milton, Florida on the All of the above proper- NOTICE IS HEREBY Assessed: DEBORAH –––––––––––––––––– 1707 PG 308 County, Florida according to Law, the 3147 11 LLC holder of the 15th day of September, ty is located in Santa GIVEN THAT VERDOT J PHILLIPS, JAMES L NOTICE OF Parcel ID: –––––––––––––––––– Property described in Year of Issuance: 2006 following Tax Sale 2008 at 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the V1 LLC holder of the PHILLIPS APPLICATION 23-1N-29-1210-04000- NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Certificate has filed Dated this the 23rd day State of Florida. following Tax Sale FOR TAX DEED 0100 APPLICATION sold to the Highest Description of said Tax Certificate for of July, 2008. Certificate has filed All of the above proper- FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Property: UNIT D-5, the Tax Deed to be Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY Name in which lobby of the County BLDG D-I, BAHAMA issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed the Tax Deed to be Rosa County, In the GIVEN THAT MALBEC Assessed: MICHAEL NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex BAY CLUB, AS DES Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the issued there on.The State of Florida. 11 LLC holder of the W MATHENY, KELLEY GIVEN THAT MALBEC at 6495 Caroline St., IN OR BOOK 2369 PG year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa Property described in Certificate Number and Unless such certificate following Tax Sale F MATHENY 11 LLC holder of the Milton, Florida on the 1608 Description of property, County, Florida such Certificate will be year of Issuance, the shall be redeemed Certificate has filed following Tax Sale 22nd day of Parcel ID: 10-3S-29- and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest Description of property, according to Law, the said Tax Certificate for All of the above proper- Certificate has filed September, 2008 at 0150-00D00-0050 is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end and Name(s) in which it Property described in the Tax Deed to be ty is located in Santa said Tax Certificate for 12:00 noon. Dated this Name in which lows: APPLICATION FOR lobby of the County is assessed is as fol- such Certificate will be issued thereon. The Rosa County, In the the Tax Deed to be the 30th day of July, Assessed: SHELLEY B TAX DEED Administrative Complex lows: sold to the Highest Certificate Number and State of Florida. issued thereon. The 2008. ASPERY Certificate Number: at 6495 Caroline St., Bidder, at the east end year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate Certificate Number and All of the above proper- 2276 NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number: lobby of the County Description of property, shall be redeemed year of Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 GIVEN THAT MALBEC 15th day of September, 2454 Administrative and Name(s) in which it according to Law, the Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit Rosa County, In the 11 LLC holder of the 2008 at 12:00 noon. Year of Issuance: 2006 Complex at 6495 is assessed is as Property described in and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa State of Florida. Description of following Tax Sale Dated this the 23rd day Caroline St., Milton, follows such Certificate will be is assessed is as fol- County, Florida Property: LT 4, BLK Certificate has filed of July, 2008. Description of Florida on the 8th day sold to the Highest lows: –––––––––––––––––– Unless such certificate 66, HOLLEY BY THE said Tax Certificate for Property: of September, 2008 at Certificate Number: Bidder, at the east end NOTICE OF shall be redeemed SEA, AS DES IN OR the Tax Deed to be Mary M. Johnson PROPERTY 12:00 noon. Dated this 1913 Year lobby of the County APPLICATION according to Law, the BOOK 1516 PG 1317 issued thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit DESCRIBED IN OR the 16th day of July, of Issuance: 2006 Administrative Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED Property described in Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa BOOK 470 PG 581, 2008. Complex at 6495 1853 such Certificate will be 1920-06600-0040 year of Issuance, the County, Florida LESS OR 567 PG 331, Description of Caroline St., Milton, Year of Issuance: 2006 NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest Name in which Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– LESS OR 1295 PG 50 Mary M. Johnson Property: Florida on the 8th day GIVEN THAT HEART- Bidder, at the east end Assessed: RICHARD and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF Parcel ID: Clerk of the Circuit PROPERTY of September, 2008 at Description of WOOD 88 LLC holder lobby of the County G KISSEL is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION 39-1S-27-0000-02900- Court of Santa Rosa DESCRIBED IN OR 12:00 noon. Dated this Property: PROPERTY of the following Tax Administrative Complex All of the above proper- lows: FOR TAX DEED 0000 County, Florida BOOK 1458 PG 999 & the 16th day of July, DESCRIBED IN OR Sale Certificate has at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa PROPERTY 2008. BOOK 1409 PG 766 filed said Tax Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Name in which –––––––––––––––––– DESCRIBED IN OR Parcel ID: 18-2N-29- Certificate for the Tax 22nd day of State of Florida. 1661 GIVEN THAT VERDOT Assessed: ALVIN L NOTICE OF BOOK 1538 PG 1523 Mary M. Johnson 0000-00157-0000 Deed to be issued September, 2008 at Year of Issuance: 2006 V1 LLC holder of the TOLBERT, VIRGINIA A APPLICATION Parcel ID: Clerk of the Circuit Name in which thereon. The 12:00 noon. Dated this Unless such certificate following Tax Sale TOLBERT FOR TAX DEED 32-2N-29-0000-00800- Court of Santa Rosa Assessed: JAMES L Certificate Number and the 30th day of July, shall be redeemed Description of Certificate has filed 0000 County, Florida PHILLIPS, DEBORAH year of Issuance, the 2008. according to Law, the Property: LT 22 BLK 1, said Tax Certificate for All of the above proper- NOTICE IS HEREBY –––––––––––––––––– J PHILLIPS Description of property, Property described in WOODLAND HOMES, All of the above proper- and Name(s) in which it Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be AS DES IN OR BOOK ty is located in Santa is assessed is as fol- Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest 2199 PG 1443 Rosa County, In the lows: Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 10-1N-29- State of Florida. County, Florida lobby of the County 5810-00100-0220 Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex Name in which Unless such certificate 615 NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., Assessed: BRIAN J shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2006 APPLICATION FOR Milton, Florida on the WILLIAMS according to Law, the TAX DEED 15th day of September, All of the above proper- Property described in Description of 2008 at 12:00 noon. ty is located in Santa such Certificate will be Property: W/2 OF LTS NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 23rd day Rosa County, In the sold to the Highest 1,2,3,4,5,6 OF GIVEN THAT MALBEC of July, 2008. State of Florida. Bidder, at the east end BADGAD ADDITION 11 LLC holder of the lobby of the County #1, AS DES IN OR following Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate Administrative Complex BOOK 1701 PG 1441 Certificate has filed Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed at 6495 Caroline St., Parcel ID: 15-1N-28- said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the Milton, Florida on the 0000-04103-0000 the Tax Deed to be County, Florida Property described in 22nd day of Name in which issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be September, 2008 at Assessed: MARK Certificate Number and NOTICE OF sold to the Highest 12:00 noon. Dated this JARINA, LAURIE L year of Issuance, the APPLICATION FOR Bidder, at the east end the 30th day of July, JARINA Description of property, TAX DEED lobby of the County 2008. All of the above proper- and Name(s) in which it Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the lows: GIVEN THAT MALBEC Milton, Florida on the Clerk of the Circuit State of Florida. 11 LLC holder of the 15th day of September, Court of Santa Rosa following Tax Sale 2008 at 12:00 noon. County, Florida Unless such certificate Certificate Number: Certificate has filed Dated this the 23rd day –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed 1090 said Tax Certificate for of July, 2008. NOTICE OF according to Law, the Year of Issuance: 2006 the Tax Deed to be APPLICATION Property described in issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be Description of Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest Property: LT 2 BLK J, year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end MOORS GOLF & Description of property, County, Florida GIVEN THAT MALBEC lobby of the County RACQUET CLUB 1ST and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– 11 LLC holder of the Administrative Complex ADD, AS DES IN OR is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF following Tax Sale at 6495 Caroline St., BOOK 2344 PG 1575 lows: APPLICATION FOR Certificate has filed Milton, Florida on the Parcel ID: 41-1N-28- TAX DEED said Tax Certificate for 22nd day of 2567-00J00-0020 Certificate Number: the Tax Deed to be September, 2008 at Name in which 2252 NOTICE IS HEREBY issued thereon. The 12:00 noon. Dated this Assessed: JOHN Year of Issuance: 2006 GIVEN THAT MALBEC Certificate Number and the 30th day of July, KILEY BUILDERS INC 11 LLC holder of the year of Issuance, the 2008. All of the above proper- Description of following Tax Sale Description of property, ty is located in Santa Property: LT 16 BLK Certificate has filed and Name(s) in which it Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the 52,NAVARRE 2ND said Tax Certificate for is assessed is as fol- Clerk of the Circuit State of Florida. ADD, AS DES IN OR the Tax Deed to be lows: Court of Santa Rosa BOOK 1307 PGS 711 issued thereon. The County, Florida Unless such certificate & 712 Certificate Number and Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- year of Issuance, the 2366 NOTICE OF according to Law, the 2750-05200-0160 Description of property, Year of Issuance: 2006 APPLICATION Property described in Name in which and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be Assessed: GLINDA L is assessed is as fol- Description of sold to the Highest STUDIVAN, GARY S lows: Property: LT 19 BLK NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end STUDIVAN N/K/A Health and Beauty B, OF UNREC PERRY GIVEN THAT MALBEC lobby of the County TRYSHA MARIE Certificate Number: BROCK SUB, AS DES 11 LLC holder of the Administrative Complex DANIELLE MCANG- 2402 IN OR BOOK 2439 PG following Tax Sale at 6495 Caroline St., LISH Year of Issuance: 2006 1506 Certificate has filed Milton, Florida on the All of the above proper- Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- said Tax Certificate for 15th day of September, ty is located in Santa Description of Coming Aug 14 & 21 0780-0QQ04-0000 the Tax Deed to be 2008 at 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the Property: LT 45 BLK 3, Name in which issued thereon. The Dated this the 23rd day State of Florida. NAVARRE 1ST ADD, Assessed: LARRY W Certificate Number and of July, 2008. AS DES IN OR BOOK FOWLER, DEBRA B year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate 1333 PG 508 to Gulf Breeze News. FOWLER Description of property, Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- All of the above proper- and Name(s) in which it Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the 2740-00300-0450 ty is located in Santa is assessed is as fol- Court of Santa Rosa Property described in Name in which Rosa County, In the lows: County, Florida such Certificate will be Assessed: RAYMOND State of Florida. –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest DZIOBA, MARTHA 932-8986 Certificate Number: NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end CANDACE DZIOBA To advertise, call Unless such certificate 1523 APPLICATION FOR lobby of the County All of the above proper- shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2006 TAX DEED Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa according to Law, the at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the Property described in Description of NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. such Certificate will be Property: PROPERTY GIVEN THAT MALBEC 15th day of September,

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