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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 20, 2009 Zoo closed now but could reopen Friday Nickelsen ■ Administration ed last Friday on www.gulf- hopes to get donation breezenews.com – was sched- uled to last through today, Aug. from Tourist Council 20. But if The Zoo does not get celebrates a pledge for funding at a county BY PAM BRANNON Tourist Development Council Gulf Breeze News (TDC) today, the doors could [email protected] stay closed permanently. 100th Zoo Director Danyelle Lantz The Zoo Northwest Florida was deeply disappointed with closed Monday for what the last week’s turn of events. staff hoped was only a tempo- “I am hopeful. That is the birthday rary situation. The closing – initially report- See ZOO, Page 2A ■ Beloved Gulf Breeze resident marks milestone WEEKEND City plans with big bash at St. Ann’s Weather THURSDAY to raise BY JOE CULPEPPER 8/20 Gulf Breeze News Iso. T-Storms [email protected] O high 90 2 tax One by one, for the good part of an hour, family, low 77O friends and fellow parishioners at St. Ann Catholic Church hugged, shook hands, laughed and smiled FRIDAY 8/21 rates as they celebrated with B.J. Nickelsen on the Scat. T-Storms occasion of his 100th birthday. BY VICI PAPAJOHN Last Thursday’s party in the fellowship hall O Gulf Breeze News bearing Nickelsen’s name attracted more than high 86 [email protected] low 75O 100 well-wishers that included Most Rev. The Gulf Breeze City John H. Ricard, Bishop of the Pensacola- Council culminated months- Tallahassee Diocese. SATURDAY 8/22 long discussions at multiple A trio performed live music as Scat. T-Storms budget hearings concerning the Nickelsen greeted each and every visitor. high 88O need to rebuild reserves and “They sure are making a fuss over this,” Nickelsen said. “I’m low 73O fund long-delayed capital improvements with unanimous so happy to have all these votes to raise both the wonderful people as my SUNDAY 8/23 Municipal Utility Service Tax friends. It’s something that Partly Cloudy (MUST) and Communication they came all the way over O high 89 Service Tax (CST) rates. B.J. Nickelsen See NICKELSEN, Page 4A O low 73 See RATES, Page 3A

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Classifieds 3D to life, then fizzles agree to contract Crossword puzzle 3B ■ The weak and somewhat dis- ■ and the Midway Professional Community 3-8A Weak tropical storm Labor agreement makes landfall nearby, organized system brought winds gives firefighters more Firefighters (MPF) union Entertainment 2B of between 45 and 50 miles per (Local 4192 of the International Felonies 2A but its effects minimal hour, but very little precipitation negotiating leverage Association of Fire Fighters) Island News 1D was detected in the Gulf Breeze signed the first labor contract in Back to School 1B BY JOE CULPEPPER area overnight. By mid-morning BY JOE CULPEPPER the organizations’ history. The Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News Opinion 6A Monday, winds gusted over one-year pact, which runs [email protected] [email protected] Sports 1-8C Santa Rosa Island, blowing through Sept. 30, 2010 and will sand onto the Casino Beach Talk of the Town 5A Claudette wasn’t ‘all that,’ Two local fire service organi- be reviewed annually, gives the thank goodness. parking lot and across parts of zations last week entered into a 21-member union more security “Mailing Statement Tropical storm Claudette, the Fort Pickens Road and J. Earle historic new era of labor rela- in terms of personal benefits, on Editorial Page” third of three named Atlantic Bowden Way. tions, solidifying an already grievance protocol and But mostly, Claudette was a FOUR SECTIONS Basin tropical storms to form Joe Culpepper/GBN strong working association that increased bargaining power. dud. VOL. 8, NO. 34 Saturday and Sunday, made Lifeguards switch warning ultimately benefits the residents MFD and the constituency it “We did have some high AUGUST 20, 2009 landfall at Fort Walton Beach at flags to red as Claudette of Gulf Breeze/Midway. serves in a 26-square-mile area See STORM approximately 1 a.m. Monday. , Page 3A kicks up sand at the beach. Midway Fire District (MFD) See LABOR, Page 2A home! your Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly

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Thursday, August 20 City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Breeze of Commerce Monthly Breakfast 7 a.m., Andrews Performance Research Wednesday, Pavillion, Andrews Institute, August 26 Gulf Breeze Early Learning Coalition of Gulf Breeze Area Santa Rosa County Chamber of Executive Committee 9 a.m., Commerce Board of Early Learning Coalition Office, Directors noon, 6555 Caroline Street, Milton Chamber Headquarters, Santa Rosa County Local 409 Gulf Breeze Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Mitigation Strategy Meeting Parkway, Gulf Breeze In a show of solidarity, the Midway Fire District Commission and Midway Professional Firefighters join for a group photo 1:30 p.m., Conference Room, Santa Rosa County after last Tuesday’s signing of the first labor contract between the two entities. 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Affordable Housing Milton Advisory Committee 3 : p.m., Conference Room, 6051 LABOR ‘This negotiation Monday, August 24 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton Santa Rosa Island was not about money’ Santa Rosa County Authority Committee 5 p.m., Commission Committee SRIA Headquarters, 1 Via de Continued from page 1A Beach. Of those, only Midway 9 a.m., County Administrative Luna Drive, Pensacola Beach Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Santa Rosa County Parks and Milton have labor contracts. Milton and Recreation 5:30 p.m., of south Santa Rosa County will Nearby, union firefighters have TEAM Santa Rosa County Administrative Center, benefit from higher department a contract with the city of Economic Development Milton morale and cohesiveness, key Pensacola Fire Department but Council Board of Directors components in quality service not with the Escambia County 11:30 a.m., TEAM assurance. Fire Department. Headquarters, 6491 Caroline Thursday, August 27 “What’s basically addressed Street, Suite 4, Milton Last week’s agreement cul- Santa Rosa County Santa Rosa County minated nearly two years of pur- are the operation procedures for Commission Regular 9 a.m., Municipal Service Benefit suit by the union and 17 months the department, the groundwork County Administrative Center Unit Public Hearing 6 p.m., of negotiations with the MFD for the union as far as things they ,6495 Caroline Street, Milton Commission. The union did not can expect from their employer,” County Adminstrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Santa Rosa County School seek employee pay raises, but said Joe McPherson, MFD Board 10 a.m., District benefits agreements in the con- Commission Chairman. “The Headquarters, 5086 Canal tract are expected to cost MFD manual of operations is built into Tuesday, August 25 Street, Milton an additional $20,000 to the contract. There is a level of City of Gulf Breeze Board $30,000 a year. comfort knowing if you belong of Adjustments 6:30 p.m., “This negotiation was not to a union just what can and can- Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News about money,” MPF President not happen. There is a way to Midway Fire District Commission Chairman Joe McPherson Lou Jones said. “We understand pursue grievance procedures. (left) looks on as Midway Professional Firefighters President Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report the state of the economy, and “No one person can say, Lou Jones signs the historic labor agreement last Tuesday. that’s why we didn’t ask for ‘Hey, go clean out your locker Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. raises. We didn’t want to finan- and take a hike.’ Up until this ship we had with them before. for more money and are think- Felonies Gulf Breeze, violation of probation. cially put a burden on the dis- time, the Fire Chief essentially “We’ve changed our relation- ing just about ourselves,” Jones Lewis, Matthew Grant, W/M, trict and negotiate wages and had that power. The power has- ship so that it’s more common to said. “There’s so much more to 8/11/2009 43, 3300 block of Doddie Lane, that kind of stuff. n’t changed; the Chief can still every other organization out it than that. We do a lot of char- Maddox, Christian Ferril, W/M, Navarre, drug possession. “We are happy where we are dismiss somebody, but it would there that has fulltime employ- ity work and give back to the 18, 2700 block of Creeks Edge right now. But we did desire to be a little more difficult because ees. That’s just the right thing to community.” Lane, Navarre, aggravated battery. 8/18/2009 secure collective bargaining of procedure.” do. We had the power not to do Said McPherson: “We have a Rice, Brandon Jeffrey, W/M, Baringer, Mark Edson, W/M, power. The district’s working Past Commission Chairman this, but we did choose to do it, lot of money invested in each of 20, 9900 block of Parker Lane, 45, 2700 block of Bay Club Drive, Navarre, violation of probation. with us to get this contract in and current Treasurer Jacque and I think that says a lot about these (MFD) employees. We Navarre, selling synthetic nar- Locke, Christopher Glenn, place demonstrated an act of Gorris said the new contract our relationship.” don’t want to lose any of them. cotics. Wilson, Jacob Andrew, W/M, W/M, 24, 6500 block of Vehlin good faith on their behalf. It’s mends many fences in relations Jones expressed hope that the The community is very fortunate 20, 100 block of Kevin Drive, Gulf Court, Navarre, resisting an officer. between MFD and the union public would not misperceive to have this department. There like a perk to us.” Breeze, violation of probation. According to Jones, the MPF that became strained under a the union’s desire to secure a are some fantastic people here. is one of four firefighters’ previous administration. labor contract. “I’ve got 25 years in fire 8/12/2009 DUIs unions in Santa Rosa County. “The union was very hum- “We don’t want anyone to service, and I look at these guys Aucoin, Jason Robert, W/M, 8/13/2009 Others are in the city of Milton, ble,” Gorris said. “That was think that our pursuit of a con- and admire them. They are the 29, 2800 block of Avenida de Soto, Jones, Darryl Wayne, W/M, Holley-Navarre and Navarre unusual because of the relation- tract means we want to just ask cream of the crop.” Navarre, burglary and larceny. 46, 9100 block of Deer Lane, Navarre, DUI. 8/13/2009 Emergency Reports Daniels, Kenneth Jason, W/M, 8/14/2009 30, 2900 block of Coral Strip Man gets DUI in drive-through Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire Wolfe, Jeffrey Allen, W/M, 48, & Rescue and Midway Fire District Parkway, Gulf Breeze, violation of 8200 block of Navarre Parkway, ■ Customer apparently weaving in traffic. Officers probation. Navarre, DUI. GBPD arrested Keith Katz, 27, of Middlebrooks Jr., Donald passed out while trying Philip, W/M, 29, 400 block of Pensacola and charged him with Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue 8/17/2009 Andrew Jackson Trail, Gulf Breeze, to find change DUI. Novotny, Paul Michael, W/M, with driving under the influ- For the week of Aug. 1 selling synthetic narcotics. 22, 2000 block of Seagrape Drive, A Burger King employee ence. through Aug. 7, Gulf Breeze Fire Vasquez, Michelle Marie, W/F, alerted police of a possible Surfboard missing & Rescue was called for 16 33, 1900 block of America Avenue, Navarre, DUI. intoxicated driver after a man emergencies. Gulf Breeze, vehicular theft. Two drivers ticketed These incidents included 9 failed to make forward progress Officers responded to a 8/18/2009 report of a stolen surfboard medical calls, 1 motor vehicle Locke, Christopher Glenn, in the drive-through lane during A man was arrested at 2 a.m. accident on the Bob Sikes 8/14/2009 W/M, 24, 6500 block of Vehlin the early morning hours of on Wednesday, Aug. 12 after from a garage in the 300 block Bridge, 1 hazardous materials Braswell, David Jerome, W/M, 50, 5500 block of Charter Circle, Court, Navarre, DUI. Thursday, Aug. 13. attempting to cross the median of Florida Avenue. situation, 1 fill-in request from The man was supposed to be on U.S. Highway 98 to enter The board is described as Pensacola Beach Fire being an Innerlight brand, 6- Department, and 4 dispatched looking for change but was Waffle House in Gulf Breeze. and canceled en route. unresponsive after approximate- Corey Assavedo, 22 of Arabi, feet, 3-inches long, tan with For the week of Aug. 8 NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE ly 10 minutes. La., was charged with DUI. white stripes and stickers. The through Aug. 14, Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze Police officers At 8:20 p.m. on Wednesday, board was taken between May Fire & Rescue was called for 15 NO.16-09 arrested Reginald Gutierrez, 44 Aug. 12, GBPD responded to a and August while the owner was emergencies. out of town. These incidents included 10 Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No. 16-09 was presented of Pensacola and charged him caller who spotted a driver medical calls, including one out- of-district request from Casino to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for first reading on Beach, a water rescue on the Monday, August 17, 2009, and will be presented for final reading and east side of Bob Sikes Bridge, 1 adoption at a City Council meeting scheduled for Wednesday, ZOO: TDC holds future in its hands motor vehicle accident, 1 fill-in on Pensacola Beach, and 2 dis- September 2, 2009, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Continued from page 1A The Zoo that they would proba- “They are our backstop right patched and canceled en route. Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. bly match whatever Santa Rosa now,” Lantz said. “But we can- To learn more about Gulf best I can say,” she said. “We County gives. not ask or expect them to do that Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to: www.city The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: had a meeting with the Santa “They don’t care where it forever. They were the ones Rosa County TDC committee ofgulfbreeze.com/firedept/ comes from – the Santa Rosa who recommended we have the index.html ORDINANCE NO. 16-09 (on Aug. 12), and it was a unan- County TDC or the commis- temporary closing to cut the imous vote to recommend to the sion,” Lantz said. “I received a expenses since we really did not Midway Fire District TDC full board to give us the call Thursday night from the have funds to keep The Zoo AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GULF For the week of Aug. 7 through BREEZE, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTIONS 3.2(a), HOURS OF $125,000 in funding we need to county offices saying that if the operating past Aug. 7.” Aug. 13, Midway Fire District stay open. The TDC board Santa Rosa County TDC gave Lantz said if The Zoo does was called for 45 emergencies. SALE, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, OF THE CODE OF ORDI- meets Aug. 20.” us the $125,000, then we should not get the entire $125,000 from The incidents included a building NANCES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR Lantz said it is a lot to ask. contact the Escambia County the TDC, The Zoo’s doors will fire in the 1600 block of CONFLICT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Nantahala Beach Road, 31 “They have been placed in a TDC instead of going back stay closed. medical, 2 motor vehicle acci- difficult position,” she said. before the commission next “It would make no sense to dents with injuries, 1 pedestrian A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the public in “That is a very significant week.” reopen at that point,” she said. vs. automobile, 4 motor vehicle the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties may appear at The Zoo has 38 employees. “If we don’t get enough funds accidents without injuries, 4 amount of money for them to the Council meetings and be heard with respect to the proposed ordi- give us from their unreserved “We (stayed) open through committed (today) to help us public assistance, 1 lightning strike with no fire and 1 false nance. If any person decides to appeal any decision made with funds. the weekend. But we told all but make it through the winter, by alarm. respect to any matter considered at this meeting or public hearing, “The last time we went 20 of those 38 employees that reopening at all it would just be Chief Jonathan Kanzigg before the TDC board, they Monday morning we will close postponing the inevitable. received a three-year contract such person may need to insure that a verbatim record of the pro- were not fully in favor of giving until at least Friday, Aug. 21,” “But if we do get the funds, extension with an annual salary ceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and any evi- us the full $125,000, but they Lantz said. “If we get the then we can move ahead with of $69,000. Midway Fire District is looking dence upon which the appeal is to be based. had said they could give us $125,000 in funds from the the commitments on getting an to restart the Citizen Emergency some (funds) if the county com- TDC (today), then we will audit done to help get more Response Team (CERT). We are THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA mission would commit to the reopen Friday.” permanent funding, making the looking for volunteers to partici- rest. The county placed them in In the meantime, Animal Park, trip to Washington, D.C., we pate in this program, if you are BY: MARITA RHODES a difficult position by denying Inc. – the owners of the property had planned to help get funding interested in participating please contact us at 932-4771. CITY CLERK us any funds.” where The Zoo sits –paid for the – the things we finally have in To learn more about The Escambia County expenses of feeding the animals place to help The Zoo move Midway Fire District, log on to Commission previously told and veterinarian care. forward.” www.midwayfire.com.

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Wiggins’ charge, bond RATES: City is operating in ‘very lean capacity’ Continued from page 1A the budget hearing preceding Council approves the completed project and we do increased by judge the council’s unanimous vote. extended alcohol not know its impact with the The MUST tax is placed “We have deeply cut operat- proposed expansion.” Gulf Breeze News service hours Wiggins made bail on the upon electric, water and gas ing costs and done everything Council approved in early Pamela Long Wiggins, original $10,000 bond. Late bills while the CST affects we could to cut expenses. This summer an expansion at The the Gulf Breeze woman last week, however, State On Sept. 2, the Gulf Breeze phone, cable and cell-phone really is not aggressive. It is fis- City Council will conduct a pub- Bridge to include an outdoor charged as an accessory after Attorney Bill Eddins asked bills. The MUST will be raised cally prudent.” area along the waterfront. The the fact in the July 9 murders Judge Frank Bell to increase lic hearing and second reading to 4 percent and CST to 4.25 The 2009 budget was cut dur- of Proposed Ordinance 16-09 to Wheatleys contend the expan- of Byrd and Melanie Billings Wiggins’ bond to $500,000 percent from the previous year’s ing the 2009 fiscal year by more sion could not be funded and in Escambia County, was with her charge upgraded to a extend the hours of alcohol serv- 3 percent rate. The rates will not than $130,000 and employees ice until midnight on weekdays built until city rules were con- jailed Monday after a circuit first-degree felony of acces- be implemented until January have not received rate increases. crete and the sunset and annual judge upped her charge and sory after the fact to first- and 1 a.m. on weekends. 2010. Vacant positions have gone Currently, the code requires review were removed. hiked her bond. degree murder. The CST and MUST com- unfilled. that the sale of alcohol end at 11 Council members also direct- Wiggins, 47, originally If convicted, Wiggins bined will generate an estimated “We are operating in a very p.m. Sunday through Thursday ed staff to prepare an ordinance was charged with a third- could face 30 years in prison. increase of $191,000, all of lean capacity,” advised City and at midnight on Friday and to modify separation require- degree felony after items Wiggins also faces a count which will be allocated for cap- Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy. Saturday. Nick and Scott ments of businesses that sell involved in the murders were of bigamy, punishable by up ital improvements and rebuild- “We’ve done pretty well by our Wheatley, co-owners of The liquor for on-premises con- found buried in the backyard to five years in prison. ing of capital. Florida Statutes employees over the past few Bridge Bar, requested the exten- sumption. Current law requires of her house at 1247 Six men, including sus- allow for the MUST tax to be as years with fair pay (and) bene- sion to accomodate their clients. 400 feet minimum distance. The Ramblewood Drive in Gulf pected ringleader and trigger- high as 10 percent, but the CST fits packages. We are compara- “I am not in favor of this,” proposed ordinance changing Breeze. She is accused of man Leonard Gonzalez Jr. of has a 5.1-percent cap. ble. We are not at this time rec- Councilman J. B. Schluter said separation is expected to go providing a vehicle that was Gulf Breeze, and a teenage “We have delayed resurfac- ommending raises.” about extending the hours. “I before the council within the used to transport a safe taken boy each face two counts of ing, we have depleted reserves, A special meeting and second was in favor of leaving a sunset next month, and could allow during the home invasion and first-degree murder, which and it’s all gone on the back public hearing will be held Aug. on the hours until we saw the two restaurants to be closer shooting deaths of the can be punishable by the burner since Ivan,” Mayor 27 at 5 p.m. at City Hall on the completed plan, a completed together and still be allowed to Billings six weeks ago today. death penalty. Beverly Zimmern said during tax increases. project. We have not yet seen serve alcohol with food. STORM: ‘Bill’ poses open-water threat The FunPlex’s 2009/2010 Continued from page 1A AfterSchoolActivitiesProgram water,” Gulf Breeze City Sign up for A.S.A.P. today–the BEST QUALITY Manager Buz Eddy said. “The tide in the Sound was 2 to 3 feet after school activities program in town! higher than normal, which is $75 per wk, $63-4 days Your children will increase their physical always a cause for concern. But $50-3 days, $42-2 days fitness on our inflatables, foam pit, and as far as the heavy rainfall and After school until 6:30 trampolines. Outdoor and indoor fun– the winds that were anticipated, Open for early dismissal holiday gifts, jewelry making, leaf prints, those didn’t materialize here. and teacher planning. and much, much more! “Of course, we always need Tumbling Gymnastics Jump Bounce Slide to be vigilant and be ready when (850) 932-2297 it is our turn” to be hit by a Arts &Crafts Gardening and Homework! 3123 Gulf Breeze Parkway major storm. Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 On Saturday, the first two Registering now for fall gymnastics and tumbling classes www.gulfbreezefunplex.com tropical storms of the 2009 Atlantic season formed. Ana was a weak cluster of stormi- ness entering the eastern Caribbean, while Bill showed National Hurricane Center potential to strengthen into the This is the track forecasters expected Ana to follow as a low pressure and possible upgrade to a tropical depression. summer’s first hurricane over open waters. Ana lost its punch appeared very little to report in the Atlantic, which had the as it met significant westerly back to that city’s residents, potential to develop into a major upper-level wind shear and who undoubtedly remain hurricane by mid-week after moved over island terrain. The squeamish with memories of Gulf Breeze News went to National Hurricane Center 2005’s Hurricane Katrina still press. The expected track, how- believes Ana will remain a trop- fresh in their minds. ever, appeared to be taking the ical depression and slide up the Forecasters were keeping a system north-northwesterly east coast of the Florida penin- close eye on Tropical Storm Bill toward Bermuda. sula before moving inland east of Tallahassee. Claudette, however, was a surprise to most observers, who went to sleep Saturday night expecting no significant devel- opment from a broad area of low pressure and clouds in the Gulf Drop-In or Call of Mexico northwest of Tampa. No Appointment Necessary Sunday morning, the Tu-SSat 7:30am-55:00pm Next to Gene’s Flooring National Hurricane Center 2757 Gulf Breeze Pkwy detected a rotation and recorded 934-33411 sustained winds of more than 35 miles per hour, resulting in the third named storm of the Atlantic season. Less than 24 hours later, the system crossed onto the mainland about 35-40 Timothy Wise miles east of Gulf Breeze near Representative Fort Walton Beach. 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Shingles in spotlight during 2 area events Kristen Sacred Heart Hospital’s Marks SENIORSpirit! program will HEALTH present a free seminar on shin- gles today, Aug. 20, from noon seminar is free and open to the to 1 p.m. in the Rehabilitation Free Estate Planning and public and will be held in the Guardian Reports available at Center at The Club in Gulf second-floor conference room Breeze. of the Medical Office Building. www.MyPinkLawyer.com The seminar will be present- Reservations are requested. ed by Dr. Michelle Brandhorst, For reservations or more infor- (850) 298-8877 a board-certified family medi- mation, call (850) 469-2447. cine physician with Sacred Heart Medical Group at Davis Covenant Hospice Highway. The talk will explain adding meditation area the common causes and symp- toms of shingles, as well as var- Covenant Hospice is design- ious treatment and prevention 3822 N. 9th Ave, Pensacola, FL ing a Japanese memorial tea At 9th and Fairfield Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News options, including the shingles garden outside the doors of the Bishop John Ricard (left) presents a Papal Blessing from Pope Benedict XVI to St. Ann vaccine. Joyce Goldenberg Hospice Before... parishioner B.J. Nickelson in commemoration of Nickelsen’s 100th birthday on Aug. 12. Shingles is caused by reacti- those old photos fade away! Inpatient Residence, located at vation of the virus that causes 10075 Hillview Road in PHOTO chickenpox. As our immunity Pensacola. When complete, RESTORATION NICKELSEN: Key figure in St. Ann’s growth weakens with advancing age, the Japanese memorial tea gar- the virus can reactivate, multiply We can repair fading, cracks and den will provide Covenant spots, remove people and Continued from page 1A and damage sensory nerve cells objects from photos. Combine Hospice patients and their fami- two or more photos together. to cause pain. It’s more common here just to say hello to me.” lies a peaceful and quite spot to Also in people over the age of 50. Custom tshirts Nickelsen has been a pillar in St. Ann Catholic relax and reflect or meditate. The Club is located at 1230 Posters Church since its birth as a mission of St. For more information about Crane Cove in Gulf Breeze. 435-7373 Michael’s in Pensacola in 1949. Nickelsen fondly dedication opportunities, call Call (850) 416-1620. remembers worshipping in a small, cement-block 202-0299. chapel on Hoffman Drive. He founded and served as a scoutmaster for Scout Troop 608 in the mid- Shingles also subject 1950s. of Apothecary meeting “I used to take my scouts over to the scout camp down the road,” he said. “On Sunday, I Professional Health would get them all dressed up, and we would Examiners will host a Shingles walk over to St. Ann’s to Mass. I was so thankful clinic Wednesday, Aug. 26 from that they had a Mass in Gulf Breeze. 9 to 11 a.m. at Gulf Breeze “I was awarded a St. George Medal by the Apothecary, 2742 Gulf Breeze Pope for being a good scout.” Parkway. In 1960, on new land at 100 Daniel Drive Vivian Krumel, R.N., will be donated by the Hoffman Foundation, Nickelsen, a on hand to give an educational contractor, began erecting the new church and seminar and answer questions rectory designed by fellow parishioner Sam about the Shingles disease and Marshall. The current church was dedicated on Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News its vaccine. The Shingles vaccine March 12, 1961. Father James Valenzuela (left), former will be available on site, and “B.J. was a major part of the building of this Parochial Vicar at St. Ann Catholic Church, Medicare Part D can be filed. congratulates birthday boy B.J. Nickelsen. church,” St. Ann Administrator Tom Naile said. For more information, please “Way back from Day one, he has not only con- the Bishop continued. “He’s been such a big part visit www.prohealthexam.com. tributed so much of his time and effort, faith and of the community, given of himself in so many dedication, but also lots of funds as well. ways. Allergy specialist to “He’s been a major part of every fundraising “He’s someone who exemplifies and personi- discuss treatments effort we’ve ever had, every campaign here for fies Christian values and principles, the Christian the betterment and building of the church. I can’t way of life.” Are you among the more think of a better way to honor him than to be with Asked about his secret for longevity, Nickelsen than 40 to 50 million Americans him on his 100th birthday. This is exactly where credited the support of his family and a very sim- who suffer from allergies? he wants to be, right here.” ple antidote. According to the American Ricard presented Nickelsen with a special “Tender, loving care by two wonderful wives,” Academy of Allergy, Asthma memento, a personal Papal Blessing from Pope he said. “I was with one for 52 years and the other and Immunology more than half Benedict XVI. for 21. I’m still living with the one of 21, Chrys, (54 percent) of all U.S. citizens “That is something that the Holy Father and I hope I will continue to be around for a little test positive for one or more bestows on Catholics and Christian people for while longer.” allergens. special occasions. He wants to honor them for Asked if he had any more immediate plans for Don’t let allergy problems lifetime achievement or some special event in St. Ann Church or possibly other endeavors, keep you from enjoying a their lives. Nickelsen paused for a second, then cut his eyes healthy, active lifestyle. Baptist “This is a significant milestone, not only for first left, then right. Health Care’s wellness program B.J. but for the entire community of Gulf Breeze,” “I’m ready to take a nap,” he confided. welcomes Justin Clark, D.O., asthma and allergy specialist, on Friday, Aug. 21 to discuss OBITUARIES the latest treatments in allergy- related conditions. Join Dr. Clark and Baptist CHARLES W. McNEMAR (Jack) of Milton; sister-in-law, papers in Boone, Iowa, and Health Care from 9 to 10 a.m. at 1930-2009 Betty King (Tom) of Hemet, Pensacola before becoming the Baptist Medical Park-Navarre, Calif.; sister-in-law, Jean Miller Personnel Director and 8888 Navarre Parkway. The Charles “Chuck” Worthington of Clarksburg, W.Va.; and family Assistant City Manager with the McNemar, 79, of Gulf Breeze and friends across the country. City of Pensacola. He retired in passed away Saturday, Aug. 15 No funeral is planned. The 1978. He had an employment after a brave fight against lung family will host a celebration of business, sold real estate, wrote disease. McNemar’s life on Friday, Aug. 21 a biweekly column for the ‘Gulf McNemar was born and from 5 to 8 p.m. in their home. Breeze Sentinel’ and was On raised in Reynoldsville, W.Va. Burial will be at Barrancas appointed a Kentucky Colonel. newsstands After two years in National Cemetery at a later date. Siler was preceded in death the U.S. Army, the by his wife, Margaret Ann Siler; NOW! family moved to THOMAS S. SILER parents and his sister and broth- Washington, D.C., 1928-2009 er-in-law, Nancy and Don and later to Claypool. Phoenix, Ariz., Thomas (Tom) Stanfill Siler, His son and daughter-in-law; where McNemar 81, of Lillian, Ala., a former Jeff and Nancy Siler; step grand- went to work for son, Barrett Taylor; brother and McNemar columnist for the Gulf Breeze Goodyear Sentinel, passed away Sunday, sister-in-law, Robert and Pat Aerospace designing radar sys- Aug. 16, 2009. Siler of Charleston, W. Va., tems for the military. He retired Siler was born numerous nieces and nephews from Goodyear and moved to Feb. 21, 1928 in survive him. Gulf Breeze a few years later, Columbus, Ohio, Visitation will be from 5 to 7 Read Splash! magazine each where he spent his time fishing, to Thomas D. and p.m. today, Aug. 20, at Harper- RVing and woodworking. Hildreth (Staggs) Morris Memorial Chapel in month to plan all of your McNemar is survived by his Siler. Most of his Pensacola. Funeral service will entertainment! loving wife of 61 years, Pat; son, boyhood was be 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21 at Paul McNemar (Terry); daughter, Siler spent in Salt Lick, Harper-Morris with Rev. Frank Rhonda Lero (Michael); brother, Ky. He served in Beall officiating. Burial will follow And Gulf Breeze News Mason McNemar (Pat) of the U.S. Army. After his military at Bayview Memorial Park. Diamond Bar, Calif.; grandchil- service, he graduated from In lieu of flowers, memorial updates you weekly! dren, Kristel Davenport, Chris Albion (Mich.) College, where he contributions may be made to McNemar, Shelby McNemar; was a member of Sigma Chi the Humane Society, 5 North Q and great-grandson, Brennan Fraternity. Street, Pensacola, 32505. TO ADVERTISE CALL: Davenport. Siler worked for Eastern Air Harper-Morris Memorial (850) 932-8986 Other survivors include a Lines in Lexington, Ky., and in Chapel is in charge of arrange- special niece, Linda Bunnell Pensacola. He worked for news- ments.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 20, 2009 5 A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Tyner still enjoying islands; Ford wins car Remember Chloe Tyner, the in commemoration of Sept. 11. woman who is spending her The grand prize for the third year working in the winner of the contest will be Caribbean for about four presents... $1,000 donated by Johnny weeks? Where is she? Huston’s Grille & Bar. Other We know that she was still prizes are being donated by on St John’s Island in July alk of the own local businesses and mer- and having a wonderful time. T TBy Betty Archer Allen chants. Her daughter, Caitlin, joined [email protected] All details, calendar, rules her for a week on St. John’s, and regulations and updates and the company increased ing is scheduled at the Navarre Rebecca Ward at 936-4197. can be found at www.youcan- Tyner’s enjoyment two-fold. Library meeting room on Sept. beastarinnavarre.com or links On Aug. 2, the girls went to 23 at 1 p.m. The first meeting Greater Navarre at gnbaa.org will take you to SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. Vieques, Puerto Rico for a will feature a program by Beach Arts Association contest details. Specializing in: few days. Carolyn Guest and her pub- Microincision Cataract Surgery We also know that Tyner lisher, Terry Spears. If you desire to become a Gulf Breeze Rotary Club ● Over 24,000 implants performed visited Anegade, British Guest is a Navarre author of ‘star,’ there will be an amateur ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology Virgin Islands, sometime in ‘A Southern Mansion Mystery’ Karaoke singing contest host- The Gulf Breeze Rotary in Pensacola July and played happily on with recipes from Tuscaloosa, ed by Tom and Jan of Island meeting of Aug. 4 featured a Visit www.UllmanEye.com Ala., that will be out in Time Entertainment. This Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Cow Wreck Beach. It took her ‘Choose Pensacola’ presenta- Dr. Ullman for their surgery. three hours to get from St. September. Quest will provide event will continue through tion, given by Lisa Long of 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 John’s to Anegada by ferry. biographical information and a August with the last quarterfi- Cox Media. Long was market- ( ) Anegada is one of the lesser brief synopsis of her book. nal round at Johnny Huston’s ing director of the 2009 850 208-1900 known British Virgin Islands. Spears, of Trent’s Prints, Grille & Bar on Aug. 26 at Leadership Pensacola 2009 It is small and extremely flat; will provide information about 6:30 p.m. Class Project. The plan served most of the island is only 7 book publishing. A book sign- The Karaoke Contest Finals as a personal marketing tool feet above sea level; the high ing will follow. Light refresh- will culminate with an exciting with an emphasis on driving ments will be served. There is PRIVATE PIER level being only 28 feet above night of entertainment on Sept. economic development. The GulfPRIVATE Breeze Waterfront PIERTownhome sea level. Anegada is the only no charge. 10 from 6 to 9 pm in Navarre product is housed on one of the Virgin Islands that The new book club is just Park on the GNBAA stage. www.choosepensacola.com and MLS# 373560 1388 Windsor Park Rd  is a coral atoll, which is an getting started, and at least 15 This grand finale is free, is being marketed in 17 states. 3 BD / 2 ½ BA island created by the build-up people have indicated an inter- and the public is invited. Long explained how the  1,480 SQ.FT.  of sand on coral. It is sur- est. They will meet on the The American Legion Rider project is still promoting the 2 Car Garage rounded by one of the largest fourth Wednesday of each (ALR) Post 382 will have a  Bay views from area. almost every room barrier reefs in the Caribbean. month at the Navarre Library. brief flag presentation and “We use the Pensacola $284,900 One of the interesting things For more information, contact singing of the national anthem name, but it is focused on pro- is that there are several arte- moting Northwest Florida,” sian freshwater springs on the Long said. island. She further explained that “Everyone I met on the project gained over Anegada is friendly, helpful, $300,000 in monetary or in- kind and gracious,” Tyner said. kind services and the how 572.5887 “This is definitely an island the area has become better 850.572.5887 ExitWithMary@ aol.com that I would like to return to known. ‘Choose Pensacola’ again.” has Web sites composed of a Tyner has extended her stay promotional video, numerous in Caribbean through Aug. 21. testimonial videos and relo- Maybe we’ll hear more about cation information that can her in September. be explored by individuals. Through this project, bill- Navarre Book Club boards, radio spots, web ban- ners, newspaper ads, and TV The Navarre Book Club is Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News commercials have been shown new and is being formed to State Rep. Clay Ford (left) of Gulf Breeze reacts as he nationwide. ‘Choose include anyone in the area who learns he won the Smart Car being raffled by the Gulf Pensacola’ has a presence on is interested. The first gather- Breeze Rotary Club to raise college scholarship dollars. Facebook. Swenson Park picnic set The Santa Rosa Shores and neighbors. Homeowners Association, Santa Want to help or just need Rosa Shores Women’s Club and more info? Call Margaret The United Methodist Church Cunningham at 932-2914. (Life Center and Gulf Breeze) will sponsor an end of the sum- Gulf Breeze Book Club mer picnic in Swenson Park. This event is scheduled on The Gulf Breeze Book Club Saturday, Aug. 22 from 6 to 7:30 will hold its next monthly meet- p.m. There will be food, music, ing Monday, Aug. 31 at 5:30 games, prizes and lots of fun. p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library, The National Seashore, Santa 1060 Shoreline Drive. Rosa County Health Department, The book selection for this The Club Fitness Center and month is ‘John Adams’ by David more will have exhibits that you McCullough. The club wel- will enjoy. Bring a chair and comes visitors. Call Donna come meet new and old friends Jones at 932-8620 for more info.

Submitted photo You’ll Love the Way Elizabeth Bohannon and Nick Feilner will exchange marriage vows on Saturday, Nov. 28 at Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church. The bride-to-be attends Florida State. Baptist Cares for You We offer an acute care hospital, convenient access to cancer Elizabeth Bohannon to treatment, a broad variety of outpatient services, physician offices marry Nicholas Feilner and the latest in orthopaedic care. Gulf Breeze Hospital Tammy and Lewis Bohannon of Pensacola Beach announce ENGAGEMENT Andrews Institute for Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine the engagement of their daugh- Ciano Cancer Center ter, Elizabeth, to Nicholas Ryan in Computer Engineering with Richard C. Fulford Medical Office Building Feilner. honors. He is a civilian comput- The couple will be married er engineer at Eglin Air Force The Endoscopy Center Nov. 28, 2009 at Gulf Breeze Base. Baptist Medical Park - Navarre United Methodist Church. A reception will be held after Elizabeth Bohannon is a sen- the wedding at the Lee House. Gulf Breeze Hospital is a leader in patient satisfaction. ior at Florida State University. The couple plans a honey- For more information about Gulf Breeze Hospital, call (850) 934-2000. She is scheduled to graduate in moon cruise on the December with a bachelor’s Mediterranean Sea with stops in degree in Communications/ Greece, Italy, Turkey and Business. Croatia. (850) 934-2000 Feilner is from Navarre. He www.eBaptistHealthCare.org is the son of Cindy Feilner and ■ Tom Feilner. He graduated from Submit engagement and wed- the University of West Florida ding announcements to: Visit our Legends’ Cafe weekdays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dine-in and take-out. in May with a bachelor’s degree [email protected]. Located in the Andrews Performance and Research Pavilion, 1020 Gulf Breeze Parkway.

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CO-PUBLISHERS : with any Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn urgency? EDITOR: Joe Culpepper SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson OFFICE MANAGER: Karen Murphy GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: Scott Cleveland Denise Lukas Many had hand in Tiger Point progress “I was pretty much as ready as I Nick Noyes could be, but I wasn’t worried.” CONTRIBUTORS: It is super that we have a located, it belongs to the public John Allen Betty Archer Allen new playground, benches and and each of the families who Gulf Breeze Bette Boyle covered trash receptacles final- pay their dues as well. I was Pam Brannon ly at Tiger Point Park. Your called a “community trouble- Scott Page article (‘Tiger Point Park maker” by some for our per- Chuck Randle replaces playground equip- sistence and petitions. Though ment,’ Aug. 13) about the we might not have dedicated money finally being spent wise- the park to the troops and veter- Member: ly on all the parks and the new ans – and their sacrifices – Florida Press Association playground was excellent. everyone can access the play- National Newspaper Assn. Let us not forget a few $1,000 toward the playground Mike Werner, Cindy Gross and ground and park much better minor points, though. but had it returned last year. Bob Begley from Bayside now with the improvements Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Almost three years ago, I Why? We were told quietly the Soccer, who truly care about and changes. of Commerce (“2003 Small personally walked the neigh- TPP board did not want to ded- our kids and what public parks Now all we need is some “No, because I tracked it on Business of the Year”) borhoods and park and hun- icate the playground they might mean. more water fountains and emer- radar and it was clear it wasn’t Pensacola Beach Chamber dreds of families signed a peti- build one day to the troops and Public parks serve all abili- gency phones so anyone can going to develop into a serious of Commerce tion given to the TPP board and veterans as we had asked, and ties and social groups, and no call 911 if there is problem as situation.” all our commissioners with it would cost much more than citizen should ever feel intimi- not every child and adult has a Thomas Groth Pensacola Chamber photos of what kind of park our our small donation. dated or left out of a park that cell phone while exercising or Gulf Breeze of Commerce public deserved – a safe, acces- We also were told it could is meant to be there for us to playing. Navarre Tourist sible facility with covered trash not even be used for a soccer enjoy to improve our health, A soccer wall would be great Development Council receptacles for infection control wall as that was not going to families and ability to enjoy since the football field seems to Santa Rosa County Chamber and a safe, lighted, develop- happen as planned despite the this great country of ours for have all it needs, including its of Commerce mentally appropriate play- over 500 players each season. free – especially in this econo- own media system and score- ground accessible for all ages The money was quickly my. board. The soccer wall would LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze and abilities. returned. Months later, a play- Tiger Point Park is beginning help all 500 players plus more News welcomes your opinion. Months later, other priorities ground was built with no to look like it is accessible to families who play soccer (the We reserve the right to edit a like football and a media sys- thanks to the many families all, with a playground all fami- cheapest and most healthy sport letter to fit space available. We tem to make announcements who petitioned for this years lies can take advantage of, even to afford and play for a family do not accept letters containing were put in place without a ago, never giving up, and with lighted for safety. Recently, I practice). a personal attack on any indi- community vote, and the peti- no mention of their persistence. marveled that our park was Perhaps we can add a bike “No. When you live on the Gulf vidual. Letters must be limited tion was ignored by all. We The credit truly belongs to finally looking like a bit of rack, as well. There already Coast, you have to be prepared, to one per month from an indi- resubmitted our petition to the families who persisted, America again with the diverse have been some thefts. but urgency only comes when vidual writer. If we receive form improve the park up to the signed the petition and remind- families enjoying the new Bravo! to those who finally the situation gets serious.” letters, we will print only the first middle of 2008. Our own ed our commissioners what changes and playground. listened and remembered what Shelly Leger one we receive. Include your name, address and daytime organization, Homefront Hugs matters. The TPP Board seems Let’s stay on this road of a public park is all about. Next Gulf Breeze phone number. USA, which serves all of our to have changed slowly for the inclusion and remember that no time, let it take a few months heroes, had even donated better with new members like matter where a public park is rather than years. CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or clarification. Please email us Stand up, oppose socialized abortion funding at [email protected] with the subject line Like many families across new field-house dedication? I suggest that we are better CORRECTION or the country, my own family is LETTERS These men have encouraged and stronger people than that. CLARIFICATION. Or, call struggling to make ends meet, and influenced young men and The fight for freedom is long (850) 932-8986 during pay the bills and fill up the car any proposal that forces women to reach their potential and hard. Any veteran or pres- office hours and ask for with gas. Americans to pay for abortion. and become outstanding citi- ent-day soldier will attest to “Not really. I wasn’t going to go news or sports departments. out driving around, but there Now President Obama wants Kathy Stephan zens. Mr. Lay and Mr. Freeman that. However, I personally ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze to tax my family even more to have been good role models and would not want to look a veter- was no sense of urgency.” Gulf Breeze News will not be responsible for pay for his healthcare bill. But leaders for students both present an in the eye and say, “We gave Juliette Pro quality or discoloration in ads that’s not the worst of it. He is and past. up the fight. It was too hard.” Gulf Breeze provided by the advertiser or its mandating that abortion be cov- We must let leaders Why are those who have the Please join me in calling, agents. ered under the healthcare plan, know where we stand authority and the ability to stand writing and e-mailing our news- Gulf Breeze News is published meaning that my family will be for us not doing so? I don’t have papers, TV stations, radio sta- weekly on Thursdays for $30 paying for abortions, whether In a land where a holiday was the answers. However, I chal- tions, congressmen, senators, per year by Gulf Breeze News we want to or not. created many years ago for the lenge everyone to stand now not school board officials and any- Publishing, Inc. Periodical Whether or not I am pro-life simple purpose of thanking God only for Frank Lay and Robert one else you feel could help us postage paid at Gulf Breeze, or pro-choice is irrelevant. for the blessings He had Freeman but for our community, take a stand! If these people Florida. USPS # 021819. Abortion does not fall under the bestowed, how is it that Frank our country, our individual free- serve ‘We the people,’ then we Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- guise of healthcare and is not a Lay, principal, and Robert dom of religion and speech. If have to let them know where we tions. POSTMASTER: Please right. I believe it is my choice to Freeman, athletic director, both we allow small groups who do stand so they can stand with and send address changes to from Pace High School, are now Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box decide whether or not I should not speak for the majority of us for us! 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. be funding abortion and I should facing criminal charges, possi- to have their way, if we just lay If we don’t speak up, how are “No. I’ve been through plenty All content is copyrighted be forced to fund it under a gov- bly going to jail, for doing the down and allow it to happen, they to know our stand? of them.” 2009. Advertising rates are ernment-run healthcare. same thing our founding fathers then perhaps we deserve what Barbara Fields Sharon Sessa available upon request. Tell Congress to vote against did – offering a “blessing” at a we get. Pace Gulf Breeze

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Catching up on some of the of the U.S. government, but is shown and admired, this is a “A clear conscience is usual- recent Seniors golf competition, loaned to you for an indefinite good starting point. ly a sign of a bad memory.” it was interesting to see some period. You use it to hear a Interested? Call 587-2361 “99 percent of lawyers give of the names that have been variety of books and publica- for details. the rest a bad name.” around for a number of years. tions that you can request at ■ See you next week! Tom Watson, Boo Weekley, and your local library or by mail. Points to remember: the much younger Tiger Woods, The entire spectrum of litera- who already seems perennial. ture is covered, and the periodi- These bring to mind those cals are current. golden days when my father another golfer in the family, sports-minded at all. So, there’s Following the delivery of the was an avid golfer. It began especially since my sister was never been another golfer in the machine, you receive catalogs right after he graduated from musical, not athletic, and I am family. Sorry, Dad! of available material. the University of Pennsylvania left-handed. ■ New machines are being Angie Batten and went to work for what was But, as the oldest, it was up It seems like quite a while tested as of this spring, so be GULF BREEZE NAVARRE then the Bell Telephone to me to try golf first. since I have suggested that you sure to try it out! For informa- Company. As one of the bright Naturally, the golf pro at Dad’s look into the Talking Books for tion, call 800-226-6075. 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 8184 Navarre Pkwy. young engineers of that day, he club was right-handed, so he the Visually Impaired pro- ■ Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Navarre, FL 32566 was invited to join the Penn and I just did not click. He did- grams. I want to stress that the A flower show school at the (850) 932-8855 (850) 939-8500 Athletic Club, part of the n’t even stand on the same side definition of visually impaired Pensacola Garden Center, 1850 downtown social-club scene so of the ball as me! We both does not mean legally blind, North Ninth Avenue, on important and prestigious in tried, but it was really a no-go per se. If reading has become a Tuesday, Aug. 25, through those decades. from the start. My sport was chore, along with sewing and Thursday, Aug. 27, will feature 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Though he had played foot- high jump and 100-yard dash – other close work, you would be Marie Harrison teaching horti- ball in high school, he soon dis- definitely not the thing for up- among those who will benefit culture, and Gina Jogan teach- Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday covered that golf was the pre- and-coming executives. most from the talking book ing design and flower-show Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am ferred sport among the execu- By the time the next genera- machine, which plays recorded procedure. tion came along, I had married tapes that come in the mail, tive set, so he switched games. If you have ever wished School, VPK, Pre-K and Early Grades But, as a father of two girls, he an artist, and my children were free of charge. some of the floral wonders didn’t have much hope of all theatrical and musical, not The machine is the property you’ve produced could be Enrolling now for the 2009-10 School Year Small Classes! Great Staff! 932--3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org Ounce of prevention can prevent hip fractures

Hip fractures are a medical their physician’s instructions. location of this type of fracture condition that has an enormous THE VILLAS The methods of fixing a frac- does make a joint prosthesis impact on the elderly, but it pos- tured hip are to either replace the more difficult to place. This sibly is the easiest to prevent head of the femur (the thigh makes intertrochanteric hip seem to be at higher risk, and with good diet, supplements and bone) with a prosthetic joint, or fracture most commonly treated other factors include the build of a little exercise. to place a large screw into the with a screw that extends across the individual and the limitation Hip fractures are a common femoral head to anchor the head the fracture and into the femoral of physical activity. injury in the elderly. Hip frac- of the femur to the shaft of the head. The screw is attached to a Osteoporosis is a condition tures are the most common bro- bone. The method used depends plate extending down the that results in the loss of bone ken bones that require hospital- mass. The mineralization of the on the type and location of the femoral bone shaft for support. ization. Treatments for hip frac- bone is normal, but for persons fracture, the age, and any other The design of the screw will tures are a relatively straightfor- with osteoporosis bones are medical problems. allow the fracture to compress ward procedure. The most com- thinner than in normal individu- A fracture of the femoral upon itself and, in turn, will mon methods of treatment als. With thinner, weaker bones, neck, just below the ball of the speed the healing. include the placement of a osteoporosis patients are at a ball-and-socket hip joint, is Prevention is the key to elim- screw in the femoral head or greater risk for developing a almost always treated in the eld- inating hip fractures. Women replacement of the entire fracture from accidents such as erly with a hip-joint prosthesis. with osteoporosis have the femoral head with a joint pros- falls or sudden twisting. Femoral neck fractures are espe- largest numbers of hip fractures. thesis. This preferred treatment Treatments for osteoporosis are cially prone to avascular necro- At The Villas Assisted Living always requires surgery. While available and will help the elder- sis. This is a condition that Facility, caregivers work with the treatments are not too com- ly avoid serious complications occurs when the blood supply to residents, their physicians, and plicated, the surgery has a sur- of this disease, such as broken a bone is lost, often due to a physical therapists and family prisingly high mortality. hips. Calcium supplements and fracture. Historically, because members in trying to prevent After surgery, a prolonged foods high in calcium are impor- of high incidence of fractures, a hip injuries. A dietician stresses and specialized care may be tant for prevention of osteoporo- replacement prosthesis is opti- a well-balanced diet to ensure required, such as a long-term sis. See your physician for input mal to avoid this complication. the proper nutrients are nursing home or a rehabilitation on what is best for you. The major category of hip received. The nurses and care- facility. After a year, some Treatment of hip fracture is fractures is called intertrochan- givers work closely with physi- patients who have previously dependent on the age of a teric fractures. This type of cians in giving medications for broken their hip still are at a high patient, other medical problems fracture occurs slightly further control of osteoporosis, and the risk of breaking their hip again. the patient might have, and the down from the femoral neck, activity director utilizes exer- Hip fractures are, for the eld- location and type of fracture. and does not carry the risk of cises and continuous group erly, usually caused by falls, The most common types of frac- avascular necrosis (loss of activities and outings to keep most seemingly insignificant. tures that can occur are inte- blood supply to the bone). The seniors stimulated and active. With younger patients and rochanteric fractures and patients with stronger bones, the femoral neck fractures. more common causes of hip Because there are differences in fractures include high-energy anatomy and post-operative trauma, such as automobile complications associated with accidents or pathologic fracture. these types of fractures, the Weak bones in the elderly can treatments are different. also be a primary cause of hip As stated earlier, treatment fractures. Elderly patients with for a broken hip is almost always osteoporosis are at a much high- performed surgically. It is er risk of developing a hip frac- imperative that patients with ture than someone without broken hips are up and moving osteoporosis. Caucasian women as soon as possible and follow

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REMAN 1198 Gulf Breeze Parkway, FI Suite 8, across the highway from Office Depot. GULF BREEZE GAS PRICES Termite & Pest Control Co-owners Sean Weiser and Teddy Andreadis have nearly On August 10 Regular (LW) Mid-Grade (LW) Supreme (LW) “To The Rescue Since 1977” 15 years experience between Breeze Mart Shell $2.59 ($2.65) $2.78 ($2.86) $2.88 ($2.96) them. They have moved their Exxon $2.59 ($2.59) $2.72 ($2.72) $2.85 ($2.85) Gulf Breeze therapy into Gulf Breeze after Fill-Ups BP $2.59 ($2.59) $2.71 ($2.71) $2.83 ($2.83) 932-9288 ! working for three years in Murphy-Walmart $2.47 ($2.48) $2.59 ($2.60) $2.71 ($2.72) Pensacola to be closer to their Raceway Tiger Point $2.47 ($2.48) $2.59 ($2.60) $2.71 ($2.72) clients and their community. Texaco-Proper $2.59 ($2.59) $2.69 ($2.69) $2.79 ($2.79) The rate for basic massage is 87 Depot $2.65 ($2.59) $2.79 ($2.73) $2.93 ($2.87) only $60 per hour, and the duo Note: This chart will run regularly in Gulf Breeze News through the summer. LW stands for ‘Last Week.’ SSaavvee prides itself on being a one-stop location for all types of therapy. “We say that our slogan is ‘Yes, we do!’ “ Andreadis says. TThhee ZZOOOO!! “We have seven therapists on Up one week, down the next hand to serve Gulf Breeze with Contact your elected hot rock, Swedish, Esalen, Fuel prices ride late-summer rollercoaster with economy Deep Tissue, Sports, Pain officials and tell them Management, Neuromuscular What a difference a week year have dampened the favor- to offer financial Myofacial Release and Cranial makes. Just last week, NYMEX GAS WATCH able outlook on the economy support to The Zoo, Release Technique. We offer it crude oil closed over $70 per that pushed crude oil prices into one of Northwest all, and we are close to home, barrel as investors responded to the $70-plus range per barrel,” so you can relax and enjoy positive news from the U.S. three-year average said Gregg Laskoski, managing Florida’s major yourself.” Department of Labor, and the and 2008 levels. director of public relations, attractions and Chiropractic care is also national average price of gaso- Additionally, AAA Auto Club South. educational Retail Fuel Watch available by appointment on line climbed 9 cents a gallon to “The rate of increase for opportunities! Tuesdays only, and the flat cash $2.64 per gallon. reports that “there retail fuel prices has flattened, fee is $30 for adjustments. As of last Friday, the price of isn’t much to and that is reflected in the We hope to open this Friday, depending on funding. Weiser has volunteered in the crude oil shed $3.42 to close the cheer about national average price of gaso- Please call us for our schedule. Gulf Breeze athletics for over week at $67.51 per barrel on the because the num- Laskoski line as well as in the average 10 years and assists with the New York Mercantile bers for diesel prices for Florida, Georgia and 5701 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. (10 mi. east of Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze High School foot- Exchange. fuel, (a leading indicator of eco- Tennessee. (850) 932-2229 * www.thezoonorthwestflorida.org ball program. His specialty is According to the U.S. nomic improvement) don’t “Should hurricane season sports and medical massage Department of Energy, con- point to an economic rebound.” deliver any substantive damage, therapy. Most insurance is sumer demand for gasoline “Conflicting forecasts on oil retail price volatility could accepted, and ECMSGB will remains well below both the demand for the remainder of the accompany it.” even work with employers to Financial Strategies. provide on-site chair massages and massage events. One-on-one advice. “Our therapists work with their clients, and many will Pen Air Federal Credit Union even schedule after-hour or in- home therapies,” Andreadis says. plans grand opening of GB branch Scott Shanks, AAMS The open house will run from Pen Air Federal Credit Union these wreaths. Organizers Financial Advisor 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. For more will celebrate the grand opening BUSINESS would like to see that number information, call 934-4440. of its new Gulf Breeze branch increased. Gulf Breeze Shopping Center 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway with ribbon-cutting ceremonies Breeze, along with other outlets Donations made locally stay beginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday, local. In other words, the wreath Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 in Santa Rosa and Escambia 850-934-4499 Children’s Aug. 26 at 3591 Gulf Breeze counties, is hosting a book drive you sponsor will be delivered to Volunteer Parkway. to collect new children’s books Barrancas National Cemetery for www.edwardjones.com The local community is invit- to benefit local children in need. placement Dec. 12. Member SPIC Health ed to attend. The book drive is part of the The sponsorship of a wreath U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller and Toys for Tots Literacy Program, is $15. Stop by Rose Lawn Network wins other local dignitaries have been an initiative that seeks to place Funeral Home at 2942 Gulf invited to attend the official rib- new books directly into the Breeze Parkway to fill out a free fuel bon-cutting festivities, featuring hands of less fortunate children. sponsorship card and make your the Gulf Breeze, Santa Rosa The UPS Store will donate all donation. As an added benefit, The Children’s Volunteer County and Pensacola books collected between now since Rose Lawn Funeral Home Health Network (CVHN), Chambers of Commerce. and Sept. 1 to the Children’s is affiliated with Veterans & based in Santa Rosa Beach, is “Pen Air was founded locally Home Society of Florida for Family Memorial Care, for the first winner of the Fueling in 1936 and has continued to distribution during two celebrity every two wreaths sponsored, Good promotion presented by expand to meet the communi- reading events. WAA will provide a third Citgo Petroleum Corp. ty’s needs,” said Ron Fields, While new children’s books wreath free. Launched in June, the pro- President and Chief Executive for all ages are needed, The For more information, con- gram is designed to recog- Officer. “We are excited about UPS Store also is offering cus- tact Rose Lawn Funeral Home nize and reward the efforts the opportunity to better serve tomers the opportunity to make at 932-9192 or visit of people across the country the Gulf Breeze community and cash donations, which will be www.wreathsacrossamerica.org who go above and beyond to provide consistent trusted finan- used to purchase additional . Please ask someone at Rose provide a positive impact on cial solutions.” books. Through the Toys for Lawn how your donation can be the lives of others. Based on Pen Air FCU is a not-for- Tots Program, every $1 dona- designated for Barrancas the underlying principals of profit, member-owned financial tion helps the Marine Toys for National. These wreaths are a solidarity and social devel- institution that was originally Tots Foundation buy a book for general donation and can’t be opment held by Citgo, the chartered in 1936 to serve civil a deserving child. designated for a particular Fueling Good contest invites service and military employees To learn more, contact Laura gravesite. local heroes to submit their as well as their immediate fami- Griffin at LGriffin@theups- story of doing good to lies assigned to our military store.com or call 598-3964. Hammond, Marks www.FuelingGood.com. bases in the area. Today, Pen empower local women CVHN, the first winner of a Air FCU serves many other Rose Lawn Funeral Dave year’s supply of gasoline, pro- employee groups, with 15 Home gets designation Darlene Hammond and vides free health and dental branches across Northwest Kristen Marks were to host a care to uninsured and underin- Florida and Southeast Alabama. Rose Lawn Funeral Home real estate investing and estate sured children across For more information about has been designated the local and legacy planning dinner Ramsey Northwest Florida. The entry the Gulf Breeze branch grand Wreaths Across America workshop Tuesday night at submitted by CVHN received opening, please contact Jessica Sponsorship Location. America’s Top Realty shopping the most points, beating out Guthrie at 850-505-3200 Ext. Wreaths Across America center at 2777 Gulf Breeze four other finalists, to help 3414 or [email protected]. (WAA) provides wreaths to the Parkway. M-F 1p-4p them continue their work of National Cemetery System to be Both local business owners, spreading hope and health care Gulf Breeze UPS Store placed on gravesites Saturday, Marks is widely known as “My to school-aged children across participates in drive Dec. 12, 2009. Last year, Pink Lawyer” while Hammond Florida’s Walton and Okaloosa Barrancas National was the is a published author and noted www.newsradio1620.com counties. The UPS Store in Gulf recipient of just over 1,000 of real estate broker.

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Oriole Beach Elementary School Four days before school starts, bus drivers still do not have contract

BY PAM BRANNON election of all the bus drivers know that before they walk into Gulf Breeze News working under union contract to the voting booth. Of course, we [email protected] decide if they still want union had asked for a larger increase.” representation. The election is Lowery said so far negotiations Most of the school bus driv- to be held after school starts. are going fine. “The company has ers in Santa Rosa County’s Most of the approximately only addressed non-economic School District will start the 250 school bus drivers in the issues. We have talked some about school year in four days with no district work under the union absenteeism. I do believe we will new contract. contract, with a handful still reach agreement on attendance at But, like the teachers, their working for the county school the next session.” contract is under negotiation district. Those drivers, who Another bargaining session is with nothing settled as to what have worked for the district for scheduled for today, Aug. 20 – their salary rate will be under over 10 years, were hired before four days before school starts. Administration, students get new assistant principal the new terms. the school district contracted Then two more sessions are Durham Transportation and Laidlaw transportation, then scheduled for September. Oriole Beach Elementary cies and guidelines, there are a few new Allied Transit Union 1395 Durham, to handle the bus driv- “The big thing for us is doesn’t have many changes faces. Erin Tracy, the daughter of retiring (ATU 1395) met twice recently ing duties. The drivers still wages,” Lowery said. “We, of for parents and students this teacher Pat Leininger - will take over but only hammered out lan- employed by the district will not course, would like to get the year, except for one – assis- Leininger’s fifth grade class. Betty guage in the “non-economic” vote in the decertification elec- company to talk wages before the tant principal Josh McGrew. Ramsay also retired, while Rebecca issues in the contract. tion and will not be covered by election; we think it is a key McGrew is the school’s Swenor, a third grade teacher last year, is Lead negotiator for Durham, anything in the union contract. issue. But unfortunately, I predict Mike Lowery, President and the workers will walk into that new assistant principal, with Alt the school’s new music teacher. Erik Sytsma, flew in from Dawn Alt starting her third Sharon Kerby who will be teaching third Illinois for the two-day session lead negotiator for the union, said election booth without knowing year as the school’s principal. “It’s just a grade this year. Sherry Hobbs will be the and told the union board and he believes they are purposely what kind of wages they will be not talking money right now. offered by the company.” year of no changes,” Alt said. school’s new ESE and Pre-K teacher. negotiators, “There is a lot of “I believe the company will Systsma said he believes the McGrew spent last year as the dean at For those parents will be dropping off duplication in this Laidlaw con- tract we have to clear up, so we avoid wage increase discussions negotiations are going well. Woodlawn Beach Middle and the previous their kids at school for the first time, are both coming from the same until after the election is held, “ “I believe we will come to an eight years at Navarre High School – four OBES will have a ‘Boo-Hoo’ room, with place. We are trying to make an he said. “They will probably be agreement on the issue over as a history teacher, two as a guidance coffee and donuts provided by the Parent old Laidlaw contract a Durham offering a two-percent to absenteeism in the next ses- counselor and two as a dean. He also Teacher Organization. contract.” three-percent wage increase, sion,” he said. “Then after all coached the Raider baseball team from A breakfast for prospective volunteers Systsma told Gulf Breeze from what we have heard from the language issues are com- 2006-08. is Aug. 26 at 8:45 a.m. Volunteers will be News these issues are always them so far. That is my guess. plete, we will be moving into While there aren’t any changes in poli- able to fill out forms at the breakfast. dealt with before economic They do not want employees to the economic issues soon.” issues are discussed. “Historically, this is how we do it,” Systsma said. “When Durham came into Santa Rosa Woodlawn Beach Middle School County last year, we recognized the policies and procedures of Laidlaw under their old con- tract. Now it is contract negotia- tion time for us to make this document our own.” But union representatives said after negotiations that there is a suspicion the Durham nego- tiators are trying to wait until after the union decertification election to talk money. A small group of drivers peti- tioned the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) for an Wildcats to enjoy new classroom wing, computer lab Victor Lowrimore has be able to pick up their schedules from picked up where Conni noon to 2 p.m. on August 21. TheThe ClubClub SceneScene Carnley left off – keeping WBMS students will see two new Woodlawn Beach Middle ‘additions,’ with one ‘substraction.’ as an ‘A’ school. Students will no longer be in “I am thrilled with this portable classrooms, thanks to the Thursday 8/20 Saturday 8/22 Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. achievement and I look for- completion of a new wing. Bimini Beach Bar Peg Leg Pete’s Lektric Mullets ward to beginning work on Lowrimore “Construction has just been complet- Live Entertainment. Paul Killough, 6 p.m. August 24 towards our ed on eleven new classrooms and a Paradise Bar & Grill Seville Quarter Monday 8/24 ninth “A” rating,” said Lowrimore, whose new computer lab. It is a beautiful Scott Holt, 6 p.m. Blues and BBQ, all day. Sandshaker Lounge WBMS staff will hold orientations addition!” Lowrimore said. Paddy O’ Leary’s Membership Night, 8 p.m. to 12 B.A.R.E day, 10 a.m. - ’til, August 20-21. Students will also be allowed to bring Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. a.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s Incoming sixth graders will have their backpacks to school. Lowrimore says Sandshaker Lounge Sandshaker Lounge Karaoke with Eric, 10 p.m. orientation from 6-8 p.m. on Aug. 20, students can find out more about size Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. The Shiz, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. while seventh and eighth graders will and type on the WBMS Web site. Bamboo Willie’s Paradise Bar & Grill Tuesday 8/25 Ladies Night, 7 p.m. Ben Prestage, 6 p.m. Bamboo Willie’s Bamboo Willie’s $11 Bucket beer day all day. Friday 8/21 Live Music, band TBD, 9 p.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s Paradise Bar & Grill Paddy O’ Leary’s Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. Pensacola Beach Elementary Ben Prestage, 6 p.m. Ultra Violet, 9 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Peg Leg Pete’s Hopjacks Karaoke Party, 8 p.m. - ’til Richard Madden, 6 p.m. Forever & Never & Together Sandshaker Lounge Tomorrow, 9:30 p.m. - 1:30 Wednesday 8/26 The Shiz, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. a.m. Sandshaker Lounge Bamboo Willie’s Sunday 8/23 Girls’ Night Out, 6 p.m. Live Music, band TBD, 9 p.m. Peg Leg Pete’s Paddy O’ Leary’s Richard Bowen, 6 p.m. Thursday 8/27 Live Music, 9 p.m. Paradise Bar & Grill Bamboo Willie’s Seville Quarter Tomata. Ladies’ Night, 7 p.m. Blues and BBQ, all day. Ladies Bamboo Willie’s Night, 8 p.m. Live Music, band TBD, 3 p.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s Hopjacks Sandshaker Lounge Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. Bella Orange, 9:30 p.m. - 1:30 The Shiz, 4-8 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge a.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. Students must bring their own lunches this year Enrollment at Pensacola dents will have to ‘brown bag’ it. Beach Elementary will During class, each room will have increase by approximately ‘Smart Boards,’ similiar to a telestrator 20 this year, according to that’s uses during sports television Principal Jeff Castleberry. broadcasts, which allows teachers to PBES students will find use their laptops to communicate les- two new ‘additions’, as well Castleberry sons. as a ‘substraction’ this PBES also will welcome a new school year. PBES is doing away with its teacher this year. Kelly Gunter is the lunch program, which means all stu- school’s new first-grade teacher.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS August 20, 2009 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Local artist’s work featured at Quayside Gallery Friday, August 21 For more information call works out of his 850-934-8444. THINGS TO DO studio in Gulf Breeze and has Local Hero performs won numerous at Sounds of Summer UWF PTAC presents Visitors should park at the awards. On August 21, at the ‘Are You In The Saturday, August 22 National Naval Aviation In the past Portofino Boardwalk Shell Zone?’ Museum. few years on Pensacola Beach, see The University of West UFO trolley tours Call 850-452-2583 for more Lewis has been Local Hero perform from 6 Florida is hosting a special haunt Gulf Breeze information. captured by the p.m. to 8 p.m. Music genres workshop from noon to 1 Join the crew from 8-10 human image. include rock, soul, blues p.m. on August 21. p.m. for a visit of landmarks Wednesday, Aug. 26 He also says he Quayside Gallery opens “What I Saw,” featur- and funk. Attendees will learn what like the home of UFO lumi- doesn't paint ing the work of Jerry Lewis, will open Aug. 26, Call 850-932-1500 for the Escambia County nary Ed Walters, sightings hot Quayside opens gallery photographic with a special reception on September 4. more information. Brownsfield zones are and spot Shoreline Park and the images, staged what the qualifications and Space Ship House on featuring local artist and pretty. day, life." Splash! magazine advantages associated with Pensacola Beach. You may A bright and colorful show, " I am more attracted to the Quayside Gallery is located sponsors birthday them are. experience an alien visitation , "What I Saw," featuring the unaware moment when emo- at 17 E. Zaragozza. They are party for Scoop For more information, call see mysterious space craft and work of Jerry Lewis, will open tions are seen and not covered open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 850-473-7830. at Quayside Art Gallery from On August 21, the be greeted by emissaries who by the outward facade we all Monday through Saturday and will offer a toast to intergalac- Aug. 26 to Oct. 6 with a special have. I strive to show the dis- from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Pelicans open a weekend Pensacola hosts reception from 5 to 8 p.m. on series with the El Paso tic relations and tasty snacks tortion of color and form that I For more information, call Tour-iffic Summer from the Romulan Star September 4. detect in normal human, day to 850-438-2363. Diablos with a special Lewis is a popular and well birthday celebration for Ghost Tours Empire. On August 21 and 22, the Trolley departs from the known artist in the area with Scoop, the club’s mascot. membership in Art Study Club Pensacola Historical Museum Pensacola Visitor’s OPEN DAILY Friday game time is 6:35 and Gulf Breeze Art, Inc. He p.m., with the Saturday and will be hosting a ghost tour for Information Center near 3- 12:30 pm Sunday games at 6:05 p.m. all ages. There are two walking Mile Bridge. (850) 934-3332 Seating is limited to 30 per- tours to choose from this sum- GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 sons per voyage. Tour cost 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit mer: the family-friendly Seville BREEZECINEMA 4 $25 and run Saturdays at 8 Tour and the adults-only Friday August 21st – Thursday Aug 27th throughout the summer, with NOW SHOWING Redlight Tour. Rent a ghost Art Films Friday, August 21st through Thursday, August 27th group tours available on Adults $8.00 Child & Seniors $6.00 meter for $5 per tour. Matinees $6.00 Fridays. Make reservations at ● Purchase tickets inside the The Hurt Locker Inglorious Basterds: PG13 1:15....4:10....7:10....9:35 FiveFlagsTrolley.com or call (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● Pensacola Historical Museum 850-435-0914. Grey Gardens X-Games 3D the Movie: PG13 1:15....4:10....7:10....9:35 (NR) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 on the night of the tours. No ● Shorts: PG13 1:15....4:10....7:10....9:35 refunds. Tuesday, August 25 Bargain Movies ● Post Grad: PG13 1:15....4:10....7:10....9:35 On both days the times run Watch the Blue Angels Evenings $4.00 • Matinees $3.00 • Wed. & Sat. $2.00 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Admission The Proposal ● District 9: R 1:20....4:00....6:50....9:10 practice aboard NAS (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 is $10 for adults and $5 for chil- The Blue Angels will per- ● Time Travelers Wife: PG13 1:10....4:10....7:00....9:10 dren twelve and under. Call Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Scoop celebrate’s his 7th form a free practice session (PG) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra- In DLP Digital: PG13 1:00....3:40....6:55....9:25 birthday Friday night at 850-433-1559 for more infor- aboard NAS Pensacola at 8:30 mation. www.gulfbreezecinema4.com ● Julie & Julia: PG13 12:55....3:35....6:50....9:20 Pelican Park. am (arrive at 8:15 for seating). JPN CINEMAS ● Live Oak Plaza Hwy 98 To buy tickets online, go to: @ WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET 916-9402 Find us on Facebook! go to: www.facebook.com

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We want to see www.melanconperformance.com how effective they are.” Reed, however, added that she expects them to fully serve Photos by Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News We es a A ee s e e e i s s e as e ee s e as their function. On dn d y, ug. 12, volunt r h lp d Th f r t oy t r b k t r f tructur w fill the reef baskets with tons of recycled and deployed on Tuesday, Aug. 18. They will “They’re going to do great,” ssi i e s e s e s s ie ea ma s s a m a e e si she said. fo l z d oy t r h ll . h ld D d n’ I l nd fro w t r ro on. Each oyster basket reef struc- ture weighs approximately half Highpoint property owners when several of the oyster bas- That process could take a ton. In all, the reef system con- Nathan and Cynthia Cope, and ket reefs were removed from the months to reach a decision, but sists of 87 tons of recycled oys- Donald and Mary Todd have project plan. The removal of Reed reinforced that the work ter shells and 37 tons of fos- recently objected to the project’s those reefs, according to Reed, going on near the island was silized oyster shells. application to the Department of has created the need for the the most important develop- A team of 17 volunteers on Environmental Protection for a additional planting now being ment currently affecting the Wednesday, Aug. 12 helped fill sea grass-planting permit. contested. project. the baskets with oyster shells. This is not the first objection “If they had not objected to “This (objection) is not a Have your child’s vision tested at our The deployment of these the project has faced. the structures, and they hadn’t huge ordeal,” Reed said. “Right new location before school starts. structures could not have come In a letter received by the been removed, we wouldn’t now, we’re busy deploying the Ask about our back to school specials. at a better time, as the erosive Northwest Florida Department have to do this (planting),” Reed breakwater structures.” force of the waves recently of Environmental Protection on explained. For a project that began over claimed a significant portion of March 4, Thomas M. Brady, the Reed said the property own- 15 years ago, it’s just a relief to the island. 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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 20, 2009 Field house construction starts next week ■ $1.7 million project will take 12 months to complete being erected before them. BY JASON THOMPSON “It may cause some Gulf Breeze News inconvenience, but we ask [email protected] the public to be patient with the construction going on While the 2009 Dolphin because we have no control football team is preparing over it,” GBHS Principal for the upcoming season, Sylvan Ladner said. they won’t get to enjoy their R.D. Ward Construction new field house until 2010. out of Pensacola was tasked Construction on the near for the job after being the $1.7 million project will lowest bid ($1,697,000) out of 11 submitted to Joey Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News begin on next Wednesday, R.D. Ward Construction of Pensacola will start work on the GBHS Field House next week. Part of the $1.7 project will be the with a temporary barrier to Harrell and the Santa Rosa construction of a new ticket booth on the visitors side (right), adjoining the new construction. hold construction materials See Field House, Pg 3C 2009 GBHS JV football team Meet the The GBHS junior varsity football team (front row, from left): Kyle McGee (5), Josh Monserrate (8), Blake Meredeth (9), Andrew Dolphin JV, Jurnovoy (10), Mason Barnes (12), Patrick Roane (15) and Jordan Bennett (18). Second row (from left): Rett Ellis (20), Tre Ammon (22), ninth grade Jacob Greer (24), Cody Daly (27), Taylor Busbee (28), Parker Nicastri (32), Taylor Balkom (33) and Cody London (42). Third row football (from left): Josh Weiser (50), Reno Routh (52), Sam Hartman (55), Josh Burdett (56), Ethan teams Bruce (61), Tucker Reese (64) and Shane Halpin (68). Fourth row (from left): Mikal Wilder (69), Matt Farmer (77), Tyler Harp (78), Adam BY JASON THOMPSON Enzian (81), Gabe Acey (83), Matt Johnson Gulf Breeze News (85) and Kyle Wells (90). [email protected] Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News While the 2009 Dolphin varsity squad is getting ready to play on Friday nights, the GBHS junior varsity and 2009 GBHS freshman football team freshman teams will get the spotlight The GBHS ninth grade football team (front row, from on Thursday nights. left): Nick Bookout (4), Cody King (5), Landon Cagle Both teams will each play a quarter (7), Ben Scarborough (8), Adam Foley (9), Tyler in the team’s intrasquad game Friday at Sanders (10), Brandon Fausti (12) and Mike Neal (15). 6 p.m. Both teams have six games Second row (from left): Giorgio Houser (18), Xan Sarra scheduled, although head coach Chris (20), Conner Witt (21), Kody Kelley (22), Alex Whidby Nemith is hoping to schedule at least (24), Tyler Manning (25), T.J. Baughn (26), Cass one more for both teams. Warford (27) and Anthony Kolokouris (28). Third row Both teams will also play a quarter (from left): Randy Halpin (30), Felipe Villegas (34), C.J. Nelson (35), William Webb (42), Nick Kozbiel (44), Kyle in the Dolphins’ Kickoff Classic in Smith (50), Jacob Doyle (51) and Walker Davis (55). Crestview on Aug. 28. Fourth row (from left): Jack Costello (60), Matt Their schedule is as follows: Sept. 3 vs. Milton (JV 5 p.m., ninth grade 7) Lewanda (63), Bradley Mitchell (65), Cody Haynes Sept. 10 vs. Catholic 6 p.m. (two teams (69), William York (70), Alex Routh (73), Alex Pagonis combined) (74), Jason Harrington (81) and John Sudduth (83). Sept. 24 at West Florida 6 p.m. (two teams Fifth row (from left): Gage Dobek (84), Tyler Claudio combined) (85), Shannon Gallenbeck (86), Patrick Turnipseed Oct. 1 vs. Choctaw (JV 5 p.m., ninth grade 7) (87), Marco Pena (88) and Austin Droogsma (99). Oct. 15 vs. Washington (JV 5 p.m., ninth grade 7) Oct. 29 at PHS (JV 5 p.m., ninth grade 7) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News

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Football players aren’t the only ones going through a grueling preseason right now – several local college soccer players are also battling the sweltering heat as they LAKEFRONT & MOUNTAIN PROPERTY prepare for the upcoming season. EAST TENNESSEE AND WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA While several of them – Alyssa Smith AT FORECLOSURE PRICES (Ole Miss), Aubrey Curington (Mississippi State), Jesse Vickrey (Florida Atlantic) and 5 Acre NC Mtn. East Tennessee Jessica Majewski (UWF) – are going Property with Stream, Lakefront Property through their first college preseason, Kaley Subdividable with Boat Slip Morris (GBHS Class of 2006) is going through her fourth as a member of the Lady $39,900 $49,900 Argos’ soccer team. “It never really gets better. Each 1-877-717-LAND(Ext. 330) preseason feels like the first (one),” said Morris, one of 10 returning starters that lost to Seattle Pacific 1-0 in double overtime in the Division II national title game. “You have to mentally prepare yourself for not just one practice a day, but there’s three.” Morris, a 2009 Preseason All Gulf Coast Conference selection, was one of eight Lady Argos to start every game last season. “We’re talking to the youngsters about not focusing on the destination,” coach Joe Bartlinski said during the school’s Media Day Tuesday. “It’s more about the journey and how Photo courtesy of Teresa Morris they represent themselves and the school.” We are the champions Last season, Morris had three goals and two assists as a defender. Her 2,210 minutes played Gulf Breeze grad Kaley Morris (far left), along with Shameka Gordon, Courtney Jones was second best on the team. She scored a goal and Noha Saleh pose with the 2008 Gulf South Conference championship trophy last for UWF in a recent 4-1 exhibition win over November. The four are part of a group of 10 returning starters that have their minds Auburn, the reigning Southeastern Conference set on winning the Division II national championship this season. The Lady Argos lost in the national title game last season. champions. UWF played six Division I teams over the spring and summer, beating all six by “The ball kept going slow and Kaley kept UWF spent two weeks in Costa Rica a combined score of 20-3. picking up steam,” Bartlinski said. “This training during the summer. UWF beat “Kaley’s a fantastic youngster,”Bartlinski SEC girl gets to the ball about the time Costa Rica’s U-21 national team 2-1. “It said, recalling a story from Kaley’s Kaley does. Kaley wins the tackle - the showed us that we can play quicker. We can freshman year when they scrimmaged (other) girl goes head over heels and lands. play one-two touch, we can work off one Auburn. Morris was running down a loose The girl didn’t know anything about West another,” Morris said. ball when Bartlinski picks up the story. Florida, but she did after Kaley’s tackle.” See Soccer, Pg 8C

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Spots in the ceiling like these, in both the boys and girls’ locker rooms, will be fixed thanks to a $1.7 million field house renovation, which starts next week. FIELD HOUSE: Local company tasked for $1.7 million building, renovation project Continued from page 1C built, then we’ll go into the Either way you do it, that existing field house and do some contract would’ve been going County School District. Harrell renovations. Convert that, will through some season, whether said R.D. Ward is also working become the girls’ locker room. it’s track, soccer or football.” on other projects within the The weight room will remain as The new addition will house district, including a 10 class- is.” the new boys locker room, with room addition at Navarre High The time of the project was showers, coaches office, School. destined to interfere with at least additional training room and The GBHS project consists of one sports schedule, although storage facility. Once that’s two stages - building an new there is a small bit of relief. The completed, renovations will be addition to the field house, then first varsity home game isn’t made to the existing field house, renovating the existing facility. until Homecoming (Sept. 25) including a locker room facility The new addition is scheduled against West Florida. for female athletes, as well as to take eight months. “That was going to happen no female coaches office. The “The existing field house will matter what,” Ladner said. project will be paid out of the remain there. There will be “Even if it had started last county’s capital outlay fund. construction on the new year...if everything got done, The construction is one of addition to the field house off to bids went out and awarded, several new projects at GBHS - the side toward St. Ann’s,” construction would’ve started a new ESE wing is being built, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Ladner said. “That will be the around December, it would’ve along with a new bus ramp by The field house renovations means girls will have their own, exclusive locker room space. new locker room. Once that is been during soccer season. the tennis courts. Five Questions with softball coach Sean Tomey coaches will coach again BY JASON THOMPSON with you in 2010? Gulf Breeze News I am really hoping that [email protected] Coach Beth Mosley will be able to join our coaching staff this year. Beth has helped me in The last of our summer-long senior season. However, the past and she does a really Five Questions series is with those seniors left a legacy good job with the kids. She softball coach Sean Tomey. that this year’s group will has played Division I softball, 1. In your first year have to work hard to build works with the outfielders, and (back) at GBHS, you led upon. I know that this group does a tremendous job as a the softball team to its first does not want another seven hitting coach. Mark Ransom playoff appearance in years to pass by before Gulf will also return as one of my seven years and only its Breeze makes another varsity assistants. Mark has second postseason victory playoff run. They will do been a head softball coach for ever. What was the key? whatever it takes to accomplish many years and does a great The biggest key was the even greater things. job giving me ideas. willingness of the girls to 3. What players do you see 5.You’re also the work hard and to remain taking those girls places? offensive coordinator for the focused on their goal of This year’s seniors are a Dolphin football team. What winning the district. We also good group of leaders as have you seen with the played some of our best well, and we also have some football team through the softball of the year during juniors and a sophomore first week of fall practice? the district tournament and who will be entering into their I really enjoy being around in the playoffs. We had second year of varsity play. this group of kids. We are good leadership from the This year’s group may not very big, and we will seniors, the team had good actually have more varsity have to be fundamentally chemistry, and it was fun experience than last year’s sound, but this group has being out there every day. group, and this group is a the potential to put up good 2.You lose only five little deeper by position. This offensive numbers. We had seniors in 2009, but all of will give me multiple options a good first week of practice, them had roles in your that should allow us some but our scrimmage on history-making season. How versatility in our lineup. Saturday was a little rough. hard will they be to replace? 4. You lost one of your We must continue to get It’s always hard to replace coaches to budget cuts better every single day in a group of seniors who this season. Do you order to be where we need accomplish a lot during their expect all your other to be by district play.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Colton Greer (45) is tackled during varsity action, while Andrew Jurnovoy (right) carries the ball for the JV team.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 2009 GBHS junior varsity cheerleaders 2009 GBHS freshman cheerleaders The GBHS junior varsity cheerleaders are (front, from left): Katlyn Ezelle, Julianne Lewis The GBHS freshman cheerleaders are (front, from left): Ashlyn Robertson, Ashton Krauss, (captain), Jennifer Mitchell (co-captain) and Grace Mallett. Second row (from left): Richelle Kayla Cayson and Alexandria Ryan. Second row (from left): Taylor Howard, Kailene Jones, Czeck, Emalee Hudson, Mackenzie Riney, Savannah Hamlin and Michelle Schroeder. Back Laney Burns, Heather Henry and Samantha Burleigh. Back row (from left): Sara McCain row (from left): Jordan Marcus, Rachel Shows, Taylor Pacenta and Alex Ruben. (captain), Elizabeth Kubik (co-captain), Madison Cain and Hailey Philips.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C August 20, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports/Outdoors Gulf Breeze NEWS Mother, son meet mens’ top professional player Jocelyn Leveque and her family are huge tennis enthusi- asts. In fact, her son Danny Sullivan, 11, aspires to be a professional tennis player. The mother and son went to Miami in March for the oppor- tunity of a lifetime for any ten- nis player and/or fan. The two met then top- Submitted photo ranked pro male tennis player lunch in the players dining time experience, and one that Pictured are Frederico Gill, Danny Sullivan, Kelly Barnhill, Jocelyn Leveque Rafael Nadal at the Sony- area. won’t be forgotten. and Rafael Nadal before a match at the SonyEricsson Open, played at Ericsson Open at Crandon “We were just sitting there Jocelyn and Danny aren’t, Crandon Park in Miami. Park. eating and we look over and however, the only tennis “It was great,” Leveque there’s (Novak) Djokovic, enthusiasts in the family. ticipate in this weekend’s dou- that’s not the case with this recalled. Nadal and several other play- Father Brett Sullivan and bles mixer at The Club. bunch. The two, along with ers,” Leveque said. daughter Allison Sullivan also Jocelyn is the captain of her “We try not to play against Danny’s friend Kelly Barnhill, The mother and son also enjoy time on the court. Ladies’ League and Mixed each other,” Leveque took part in a special access had the opportunity to walk “We talk a lot about tennis,” Doubles teams at The Club. explained. “We’re just all so To subscribe and have program that allowed them to Nadal out to one of his match- Leveque said. “We also like to With that many players competitive so we try not to Gulf Breeze News view the tournament from box es and even got to do the coin watch a lot of the pro tourna- under one roof it would seem compete against one another. delivered to your mailbox seats; take a behind-the-scenes toss. ments as a family.” likely that family rivalries My husband and I do play on a call (850) 932-8986 tour of the stadium; and eat It was truly a once-in-a-life- The entire family will par- would eventually arise, but mixed doubles team together.” Major Credit Cards Welcome FWC officer’s shooting reflects danger of conservation law enforcement

BY RODNEY BARRETTO Streety was doing what officers especially dangerous. do on patrol: searching for Conservation officers can enforce Chairman, Florida Fish and evidence of crimes or criminals every law of the state – not just Wildlife Conservation Commission and working to make the woods, fish and wildlife laws. Therefore, If you ask law enforcement waters, communities and when they encounter something officers with the Florida Fish and anything in between safe. suspicious they don’t call it in or WEEKDAY Wildlife Conservation Hundreds of times, walk away; they investigate it. PROGRAMMING Commission (FWC) about their Officer Streety would have Conservation officers are 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING job, in the mix of describing been in a similar situation – typically by themselves; backup FOLKS 6 am - 9 am what they do, they likely will say checking out something that may be many miles away; and Mon. - Fri. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am they love the work that they do. didn’t seem quite right. This time, they are mostly in remote areas in Politically incorrect and proud of it! His Their work to protect natural though, when the gunsmoke the woods or on the water. Still, libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am resources is important and cleared, the officer was seriously they do the job, because it needs conservatives (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW meaningful; they want to wounded and the perpetrator was to be done and they are the type liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon contribute to society and make on the run. that gets the job done. their community, state and world What ensued was a manhunt Officer Vann Streety survived. I, The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm a better place. for the shooter by many law on behalf of the FWC, would like Marine Corps officer, Neal CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm Undeniably, their jobs are enforcement agencies. to thank all of the law enforcement Boortz grew up in STEVE GILL unique, rewarding and Fortunately, a few days after the agencies who assisted Vann on the Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. adventurous, but there is also an shooting, a Melbourne Beach evening he was shot and assisted in class of 1963). He element of danger. We were all police officer caught the suspect as the search for the shooter. has dominated RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. Atlanta Radio since reminded recently of how he was breaking into a vehicle. We would also like to thank YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm dangerous law enforcement is, While some may imagine the the paramedics, the hospital and 1969. Now WEBY especially conservation law work of a conservation officer other medical personnel who brings this top- BRUCE WILLIAMS 6 pm - 9 pm notch talent home. enforcement, after FWC Officer involves sunny days among kept Vann with us. He is a fine RUSTY HUMPHRIES Vann Streety was shot multiple butterflies, mellow animals and man, and we would have hated to 9 pm - midnight times while investigating a happy-to-see-you people, in lose him. Equally appreciated suspicious situation and reality many days are not so sunny were the many agencies, private attempting to arrest a man on a and neither animals nor people are and non-profit organizations who warrant for traffic violations. happy to see them. Although offi- contributed to a reward towards Officer Streety was on routine cers may enjoy their jobs – finding the perpetrator. Last, but (850) 623-1330 patrol – which is an oxymoron, nonetheless, it involves risk. not least, thanks to all of you www.1330weby.com because by the very nature of law The very nature of who had kind words, thoughts enforcement it is never routine. conservation law enforcement is and prayers for Vann.

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dug in and stopped the offense inside the 6-yard line. The junior varsity offense, starting on the opposing 10-yard line, found the end zone when Jordan Bennett threw a four- yard touchdown to Jacob Greer on fourth and goal. The varsity offense, behind the running game again, drove inside the opposing 20 before the drive stalled. Adams had 30 yards rushing in the drive, while Villegas had 18 yards rushing. Standouts on defense Photo by ARA Content included Blake Cannon and Founded in 2004 by friends Phil Southerland and Joe Eldridge, both diagnosed with type 1 Alexander Brewer for the diabetes as children, Team Type 1 is the first professional cycling team dedicated to raising varsity and Kyle McGee and awareness about diabetes Shane Halpin for the junior varsity. Next up for GBHS is an intersquad scrimmage Friday at Athletes with diabetes take Dolphin Stadium. The GBSA and Tiger Point mini mites, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News their message on the road mites, midgets, and juniors will Offensive coordinator Sean Tomey talks with quarterback each play a quarter at 5:30 p.m. Michael Mann Saturday. (ARA) – A group of amateur dedicated to raising awareness treatment regimen of both and professional athletes, many about diabetes. Team Type 1 has insulins to help control their of whom have diabetes, is evolved over the years and blood sugar as part of their touring the country, hoping to expanded to include a diverse overall diabetes treatment plan. inspire and motivate others with group of 46 athletes from The members of Team Type 2 the condition to take a proactive around the world. Since 2006, manage their blood sugar approach to managing their the team has competed in and through their own individualized health and strive for blood sugar twice won the 3,052 mile-long diabetes treatment plan, which, control. Race Across America (RAAM). for some members, may include The team of athletes, called In 2009, Team Type 1 is Lantus (R) other diabetes Team Type 1, will take their sponsored by the long-acting medications, diet and exercise. personal messages of hope to insulin Lantus (R) (insulin As part of an effective audiences across the country this glargine [rDNA origin] diabetes treatment plan, the year. Their goal: to encourage injection), and rapid-acting American Diabetes Association others to be proactive in manag- mealtime insulin Apidra (R) (ADA) encourages people living ing their condition through a (insulin glulisine [rDNA origin] with diabetes to track their blood healthy diet, regular exercise, injection), which are both sugar levels with daily self- monitoring their blood sugar manufactured by sanofi-aventis. monitoring and by taking an levels, taking their insulin as As a result of this A1C test, which measures aver- prescribed, and working closely sponsorship, Team Type 1 has age blood sugar levels over the with their healthcare team. expanded its roster and fielded a past two-to-three-month period. “The members of Team Type total of five athletic teams To keep blood sugar levels under SANTASANTA ROSAROSA COUNTYCOUNTY 1 challenge one another on including a men’s professional control, the ADA recommends multiple levels -- as athletes, but cycling team and a women’s striving for an A1C of less than BackBack toto SchoolSchool InformationInformation also as people living with professional cycling team, both seven percent. diabetes striving for better blood featuring a mixed roster of riders Unfortunately, more than 40 sugar control,” says Phil with and without type 1 diabetes; percent of all patients with SCHOOL BUS ROUTE INFORMATION IS NOW AVAILABLE. Southerland, founder and chief an elite cycling team for the 2009 diabetes in the United States are executive officer of Team Type RAAM comprised entirely of not achieving this target with 1. “I consider proper blood sugar riders with type 1 diabetes; and a diet, exercise and oral Look for a Postcard in the Mail management to be a journey, just triathlon team whose members medications alone. It is like our races, with a lot of little all have type 1 diabetes. In important for patients with Post cards will be sent to the home address of each child challenges, obstacles and addition to its type 1 roster, Team diabetes to talk to their treating currently enrolled as a bus rider. The bus number, stop victories along with way.” Type 1 also launched Team Type healthcare provider about an location, and approximate time of stop will be listed. Founded in 2004 by friends 2, a team of amateur cyclists appropriate A1C goal for them. Phil Southerland and Joe living with type 2 diabetes, For more information on Eldridge, both diagnosed with sponsored by Lantus (R). Lantus (R) and Apidra (R), NOTE: Bus stop times are approximate and may change type 1 diabetes as children, Members of Team Type 1 please visit www.Lantus.com throughout the school year depending on ridership. Team Type 1 is the first with diabetes use Lantus (R), and www.Apidra.com. professional cycling team Apidra (R), or a combined Courtesy of ARAcontent Phone Banks will be set up in your local area: PACE SOUTH END MILTON How to keep your body 850-995-3633 850-936-6005 850-983-5100 Transportation representatives will be on hand during school ori entation. 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SOCCER: Former Lady Dolphins working way through preseason Continued from page 2C MSU and Ole Miss won’t play each other in that Morris’ final year at UWF is tournament, but do play each will be the first for Majewski (c/o other on Oct. 30. That game ‘09). The pair played together for could pit former teammates the Lady Dolphins in 2006, the against each other in Curington last year GBHS did not make the and Smith (c/o ‘09), who is state tournament. coming back from a more “It was nice to know at least serious injury this week. someone out there when I got “We were playing a scrimmage out there the first day,” said and I was going up for a header,” Majewski, who led the Lady Smith said. An Ole Miss Dolphins in scoring last season teammate got the ball, but Smith (28 goals). “It’s nice to play inadvertantly got her teammate. with her again, because we both “She fell on the ground. I didn’t enjoyed it in high school and know what was wrong with her,” Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Photo courtesy of UNF Media Relations now, we get to try it out again.” Smith said. “I didn’t think on Tess Waggoner, a 2007 GBHS grad, was Scoop for from 2003-07. Majewski, who spent a lot of anything was really wrong with A Pyle of joy Brittany Pyle warms up with her summertime working out at me, but when I put my hand where her North Florida teammates the Andrews Institute, is hoping to it was hurting. I pulled my hand before their recent exhibition back and it was covered in blood.” find some playing time on a very with the University of Tampa. SCOOP: Splash! Magazine to experienced Lady Argo squad. Smith found her hand, the “It’s been hard, but I’m side of her face and her jersey getting use to it,” Majewski said covered in blood. The injury FAU opened their preseason sponsor birthday party Friday camp August 6, going three and of preseason camp, which started required three staples. Continued from page 5C responsibilities at Pelican Park, adaptable for any curriculum or August 10 and has included a “They didn’t even numb me,” sometimes four-a-days. Scoop makes numerous grade level. Smith said. “It hurt so bad. It was “It was 101 the other day,” couple of three-a-day practices. “I love getting the fans into the appearances at schools, business “He visits all of the local worse than the actual injury.” said Vickrey, who’s been the She also entered camp a little game, seeing them get excited and functions and a multitude of schools to promote the reading Smith had the staples taken first sub into preseason matches trimmer. “I just changed up my getting the team up when they’re other community events. challenge,” Smith said. “It’s in out on Monday. She was able to for FAU at forward. workout. I worked my legs down. That’s the best part.” Waggoner said she still per- its 5th year, and it currently practice for the next five days, “Jesse is adjusting well to our more,” she said. “I really only Tess Waggoner, a 2008 Gulf forms as Scoop at some of the reaches 19,000 students.” but was told not to head the ball. style of play,” coach Brian lost maybe five to seven pounds. Breeze High School graduate, events as his immense populari- Scoop certainly dedicates That’s much easier said than Dooley said. “She is a big, strong It really wasn’t anything previously held the position from ty in the area creates an appear- most of his days in service, done when you’re the team’s player and we are developing a extreme. I just bent my legs out. 2003-2007. She also said she had ance schedule that is over- making others happy. Tomorrow tallest player at 5-foot-11. couple of roles for her. She I did different things. I didn’t a blast at the Pelicans’ games. whelming for just one person. night’s celebration is one well- “(It was tough) especially in provides a physical presence as a work on so much building them “I enjoyed the crowd, the He is most widely known is deserved. For once, it can be scrimmages when you’re trying striker. We feel she can score up like I’ve always done.” excitement and the the community for Scoop’s mostly about Scoop. to look good for the coaches and some goals for us when we are Majewski, who spent all of her atmosphere,” Waggoner Reading Challenge, a program There’s only one thing left to it’s coming at your head and you able to exploit the wings.” high school career as a forward, recalled. “Dancing, acting crazy that gives students in Escambia, wonder: Does Scoop plan to do have to duck away,” Smith said. Vickrey is one of 10 true spent some time as an outside and being silly is who I am. Of Santa Rosa and Okaloosa coun- anything special on the night of “It didn’t look good, but the freshman who started training midfielder against Auburn. course, it’s a lot easier to do ties the opportunity to expand his birthday? coaches knew (why).” camp August 6. “She also brings The Lady Argos open the those things in public if you’re their literary horizons beyond “You’ll have to come out and “Alyssa has been a nice a personality with her 2009 season at home August 28 wearing the costume.” the classroom. The program is see,” Cochran said with a smile. addition to our team this everyday,” Dooley said. “It is against Florida Tech. In addition to his free to schools and is easily “It’s classified!” One of Morris’ and preseason,” coach Steve not easy during the preseason Majewski’s teammates, Holeman said. “She joins a with all the demands we place Curington (c/o ‘09) is one of 11 group of 17 newcomers so there on the team. They are training freshman on the Lady Bulldogs’ is certainly a lot of competition on the field twice a day, doing a squad. A midfielder by trade, for starting spots and playing pool workout that is draining Curington has also played some time. We have already seen a lot and then putting in the hours in center forward in preseason camp of improvement in her game the strength and conditioning - that is, when she’s been able to. after only a week of training and room. She is always striving to “I’ve got some hamstring she definitely has the ability to improve and does so with a issues,” said Curington, a compete at this level.” PMA (positive mental attitude). second generation MSU athlete Smith and her Ole Miss We are very happy and lucky to (father Keith ran track at State in teammates began preseason have her in our program.” the mid-80s). “It doesn’t seem with fitness tests that start at The Lady Owls open the like it’s getting better, so I'm 6:30 a.m. In the test, players lay 2009 season at home Sunday learning to play with it.” on the ground at Vaught- against Stetson and former “She has done quite well, but Hemingway Stadium, throw a Catholic High standout picked up an injury, her medicine ball over their heads, Courtney Jenista. hamstrings, couple of days into sprint to it and throw it again - Brittany Pyle (c/o ‘08) is our preseason training,” coach up and down the football entering her first training camp Neil MacDonald said. “So her stadium 10 times. at North Florida as a scholarship use has been sort of limited..She “Since then, almost everyday, player. Pyle, a walk-on last had done fine in the first couple we’ve had three practices a season, played in six matches of training games. But since day,” Smith said. last year for the Lady Ospreys. then, we hadn’t had much of an Smith, who’s played defensive She also made the Atlantic opportunity to see that much of center mid and center back in the Sun Conference’s All Academic her because of the injury.” preseason, is one of 29 players on team as a freshman. She’s The Lady Bulldogs open the the Lady Rebels’ squad. They majoring in business. 2009 season at home against open the 2009 season at home “Brittany is terrific, she is Mississippi Valley State. They then against Alabama-Birmingham. one of my favorite kids,” coach play in the Ole Miss Nike “She is still in a transition Linda Hamilton said. “She Invitational the following weekend. phase of playing in a stronger, works hard and definitely has a “I want to make the travel faster and more athletic great chance in making the team, but I also know that I’ve environment but she adapting travel squad. She played in a missed a couple of practices due very well,” Holeman said. “We few games at the end of the to injury,” Curington said, one expect big things from her as we season and because of her hard of 29 players on the team. A get underway with the season.” work she has earned a spot on total of 22 players make the The one class of 2009 the team.” travel squad. member who looks to have the Pyle played in six matches “If you miss the preseason at best chance of playing time this last year for North Florida, who this level, it certainly becomes year may by Vickrey (c/o ‘09), open the 2009 regular season at harder,” MacDonald said. “She who’s reunited with former home against Florida Institute of will probably struggle with it in the Pensacola Futbol Club member Technology Friday before early part of the season because the Gabby DeVries (Navarre c/o hosting the Osprey Classic injury has set her back.” ‘08) in Boca Raton. August 28 and 30.

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SECTION D GULF BREEZE NEWS August 20, 2009 DeLuna lands again In golf, as in life, Reenactment was part of Pensacola’s 450th Birthday you have to play celebration it as it lies BY LISA NEWELL A tory tells us de Luna and his crew had crowd on their first visit. This time, Bishop There is a wonderful story about monkeys and Gulf Breeze News [email protected] ofJohn Ricard led the service, with many golfing as told by Gregory Jones. almost Knights of Columbus in attendance, After the English had colonized India and estab- 300 explaining that August 15 held signifi- lished their businesses, they decided to build a golf filled the parking lot at Park West on cance as the Feast of the Assumption of course in Calcutta. Little did they know how diffi- Pensacola Beach Saturday morning to the Blessed Virgin Mary. cult it would be to play a game. Monkeys that lived witness an event that, when it occurred Reenactors portrayed de Luna as among the trees that lined the course would drop the first time, was a turning point in well as the padre, an African from out of the trees, hurry across the course and grab history. Mexico and a woman who was part of the golf balls. The monkeys would play with the This time, Don Tristan de Luna the new settlers. Alan Nickelsen said balls, tossing them here and there. stepped onto shore at Pensacola Beach the event began early to avoid forecast- At first, the golfers tried to control the monkeys as part of Celebrate Pensacola’s com- ed rain which never appeared. by building high fences around the fairways and memoration of Pensacola’s 450th “Everything turned out great,” he greens. This appeared to work, but was eventually anniversary. said. abandoned when the golfers discovered that a fence The event fea- is no challenge to an ambitious monkey. tured a Catholic Not being willing to give up, the golfers tried mass, just as his- luring the monkeys away from the course. But the monkeys found nothing as amusing as watching ABOVE: Spanish humans go wild whenever their little white balls conquistador Don were disturbed. Tristan de Luna first Finally, in an act of desperation, the British set food on local soil began trapping the monkeys and letting them loose in 1559. Erik in a different location. But for every monkey they Wortendyke por- carted off, another would appear. trayed de Luna. Finally, the golfers realized the futility of their RIGHT: de Luna actions and made up an unusual ground rule for arrived with much that particular course. The rule was that golfers fanfare aboard a could play the ball wherever the monkey dropped bedecked ship. it. It was very frustrating as a beautiful drive down FAR RIGHT: Bishop the center of the fairway might be picked up by a John Ricard holds monkey and then dropped in the rough. Or the aloft an icon of the opposite could happen. A hook or slice that had Blessed Mother. produced a miserable lie might be thrown right out in the middle of the fairway. Not having a sense of Lisa Newell/ fairness, the unpredictable monkeys brought both Gulf Breeze News bad luck and good luck to the players. This story could be a parable of life iself, for life is unpredictable and not always fair. We have been taught to believe that if we do the right things, we Chamber making plans for Taste of the Beach will be successful. Work hard, mind my own busi- Sea. Sip. Savor a Taste of the People’s Choice designations for gumbo on stage for over 150,000 offer on-site recycling. There will ness, don’t take advantage of others, live with Beach, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. best dish and best decorated booth fans for free. He mixes his own be Taste of the Beach aluminum integrity, and everything will come out good in the 19-20 on Pensacola Beach. will be awarded at the close of the spicy original music—Florida Slide water bottles for sale which will be end. Colorful canopies will line Casino festival. Guitar Blues—and adds his famous refilled for free at the event. We don’t live long before we realize the fallacy Beach as island chefs present their “We will have ballots available Liquid Summer hot sauce right into “In an effort to keep thousands of that belief, for things are not predictable, and we delicious signature dishes. at the Beach Chamber’s hospitality every cooking demonstration of his of plastic water bottles from clog- know, too, that sometimes those who ignore all the Everything from Shoreline Shrimp tent, so attendees can vote for their own gumbo recipe. It’s a multi-sen- ging local landfills we are institut- rules often end up with results that seem not to be Chowder to Long Boat Mahi Mahi favorite booth and dish,” said Nan sory, soul shouting picnic of rock ing a Be Kind to the Beach recy- deserved. will be for sale at the Pensacola Harper, Chamber events chairman. and roll. And, at the end of his per- cling and reuse program,” said Lila Although we can’t determine the outcome, we Beach Chamber’s second annual “The votes will be counted and tro- formance, everybody eats. Cox, PBA member. “We will offer can control our responses to the events of our lives. Taste of the Beach. phies will be awarded at 4 p.m. on Kids will be entertained by Yo an event water bottle that can be We can get angry and lash back at the unfairness, “Chefs are preparing secret Sunday.” Yo the Clown, a variety of games used and refilled for years. This is a or we can live with the unpredictability and enjoy sauces and original recipes,” said Live entertainment and kids and a coloring contest in the Kid’s great place to start this initiative.” the good moments and make the most out of every Renee Mack, Chamber event co- activities will add to the fun. Area. All activities for children are The Miracle Strip Corvette experience we have. chairman. “All menu items will be The nationally famous Sauce free of charge. Club’s Life’s A Vette on the Beach In other words, control how we respond to the priced at five dollars and under. We Boss, Bill Wharton, will perform at Pensacola Beach Advocates and Show will be Saturday and the events of life, rather than letting the events control want people to have the opportuni- the Gulfside Pavilion Saturday the Santa Rosa Island Authority Chrome Zone motorcycle display us. ty to taste a variety of dishes.” beginning at 1 p.m. He has cooked have partnered with the Chamber to will be Sunday.

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NOTICE OF LLC holder of the following located in Santa Rosa County, GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for the Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for the Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for the APPLICATION Tax Sale Certificate has filed In the State of Florida. LLC holder of the following shall be redeemed accord- Tax Deed to be issued there- shall be redeemed accord- Tax Deed to be issued there- shall be redeemed accord- Tax Deed to be issued there- FOR TAX DEED said Tax Certificate for the Tax Sale Certificate has filed ing to Law, the Property on. The Certificate Number ing to Law, the Property on. The Certificate Number ing to Law, the Property on. The Certificate Number Tax Deed to be issued there- Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for the described in such and year of Issuance, the described in such and year of Issuance, the described in such and year of Issuance, the NOTICE IS HEREBY on. The Certificate Number shall be redeemed accord- Tax Deed to be issued there- Certificate will be sold to Description of property, and Certificate will be sold to Description of property, and Certificate will be sold to Description of property, and GIVEN THAT TARPON IV and year of Issuance, the ing to Law, the Property on. The Certificate Number the Highest Bidder, at the Name(s) in which it is the Highest Bidder, at the Name(s) in which it is the Highest Bidder, at the Name(s) in which it is LLC holder of the following Description of property, and described in such and year of Issuance, the east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: Tax Sale Certificate has filed Name(s) in which it is Certificate will be sold to Description of property, and County Administrative County Administrative County Administrative said Tax Certificate for the assessed is as follows: the Highest Bidder, at the Name(s) in which it is Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 3341 Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 3347 Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 3348 Tax Deed to be issued there- east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 on. The Certificate Number Certificate Number: 3333 County Administrative 5th day of October, 2009 at 5th day of October, 2009 at 5th day of October, 2009 at and year of Issuance, the Year of Issuance: 2007 Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 3340 12:00 noon. Dated this the Description of Property: 12:00 noon. Dated this the Description of Property: 12:00 noon. Dated this the Description of Property: Description of property, and St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 12th day of August, 2009. FLORIDALE BEACH LT 7 12th day of August, 2009. FLORIDALE BEACH LT 83 12th day of August, 2009. FLORIDALE BEACH LT 84 Name(s) in which it is Description of Property: W 5th day of October, 2009 at & 1/88TH INTEREST IN & WTH 1/88 INT IN SLY & WTH 1/88TH INT IN SLY assessed is as follows: 114' OF E 399' OF S/2 OF 12:00 noon. Dated this the Description of Property: THAT Mary M. Johnson SO EXT FULLER RD TO Mary M. Johnson EXT OF FULLER RD TO Mary M. Johnson EXT OF FULLER RD TO 20-2S-27, LYING S OF 12th day of August, 2009. PART OF OR BOOK 2267 Clerk of the Circuit Court SOUND, DES AS E 55.65' Clerk of the Circuit Court SOUND, AS DES AS: E Clerk of the Circuit Court SOUND, AS DES AS: E Certificate Number: 3243 HWY 98, AS DES IN OR PAGE 18, LYING IN 21-2S- of Santa Rosa County, OF W 255.65' OF LT A, AS of Santa Rosa County, 55.65' OF W 255.65' OF of Santa Rosa County, 55.65' OF W 255.65' OF Year of Issuance: 2007 BOOK 2266 PAGE 2086, Mary M. Johnson 27, LESS OR 2267 PAGE 26 Florida DES IN OR BOOK 2580 Florida LT A, ALL AS DES IN OR Florida LT "A", ALL AS DES IN LESS PORT OF OR 2267 Clerk of the Circuit Court (NOW 20-2S-27#29) ––––––––––––––––––––– PAGE 1603 ––––––––––––––––––––– BOOK 2606 PG 1066 ––––––––––––––––––––– OR BOOK 2606 PAGE Description of Property: PAGE 26 (NOW #29), LESS of Santa Rosa County, Parcel ID: 21-2S-27-0000- NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 21-2S-27-1180- NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 21-2S-27-1180- NOTICE OF 1066 PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN N 10', AS DES IN OR 2553 Florida 02000-0000 APPLICATION 00000-0070 APPLICATION 00000-0830 APPLICATION Parcel ID: 21-2S-27-1180- OR BOOK 2365 PAGE 1447, PAGE 1815 (TO DOT) ––––––––––––––––––––– Name in which Assessed: FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: FOR TAX DEED 00000-0840 PRCL L (OUT 0F #13.3) Parcel ID: 20-2S-27-0000- NOTICE OF EXECUTIVE VENTURES FERNANDO L DIAZ DALE HORNE Name in which Assessed: Parcel ID: 12-2S-27-0000- 02700-0000 APPLICATION All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY DALE HORNE 01393-0000 Name in which Assessed: FOR TAX DEED located in Santa Rosa County, GIVEN THAT TARPON IV located in Santa Rosa County, GIVEN THAT TARPON IV located in Santa Rosa County, GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Name in which Assessed: EXECUTIVE VENTURES In the State of Florida. LLC holder of the following In the State of Florida. LLC holder of the following In the State of Florida. LLC holder of the following See Page 3D JONATHAN KAUFFMANN, All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY Tax Sale Certificate has filed Tax Sale Certificate has filed Tax Sale Certificate has filed SCOTT RAY All of the above property is located in Santa Rosa County, In the State of Florida. JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL Unless such certificate PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE shall be redeemed accord- PUBLIC NOTICE ing to Law, the Property The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Florida Division of Emergency The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Florida Division of Emergency described in such Management have received the following application for Federal grant funding. Final The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Florida Division of Emergency Certificate will be sold to Management have received the following application for Federal grant funding. Final Management have received the following application for Federal grant funding. Final notice is hereby given of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) con- notice is hereby given of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) con- the Highest Bidder, at the notice is hereby given of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) con- sideration to provide funding in the form of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Funds will sideration to provide funding in the form of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Funds will east end lobby of the be provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and sideration to provide funding in the form of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Funds will be provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and be provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and County Administrative Emergency Assistance Act, Public Law 93-288, as amended. Emergency Assistance Act, Public Law 93-288, as amended. Complex at 6495 Caroline Emergency Assistance Act, Public Law 93-288, as amended. St., Milton, Florida on the Under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), federal actions must be reviewed Under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), federal actions must be reviewed 5th day of October, 2009 at and evaluated for feasible alternatives and for social, economic, historic, environmental, Under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), federal actions must be reviewed and evaluated for feasible alternatives and for social, economic, historic, environmental, and evaluated for feasible alternatives and for social, economic, historic, environmental, 12:00 noon. Dated this the legal, and safety considerations. Under Executive Order (EO) 11988 and EO 11990 legal, and safety considerations. Under Executive Order (EO) 11988 and EO 11990 12th day of August, 2009. FEMA is required to consider alternatives to and to provide public notice of any proposed legal, and safety considerations. Under Executive Order (EO) 11988 and EO 11990 FEMA is required to consider alternatives to and to provide public notice of any proposed FEMA is required to consider alternatives to and to provide public notice of any proposed actions in or affecting floodplains or wetlands. EO 12898 also requires FEMA to provide actions in or affecting floodplains or wetlands. EO 12898 also requires FEMA to provide Mary M. Johnson the opportunity for public participation in the planning process and to consider potential actions in or affecting floodplains or wetlands. EO 12898 also requires FEMA to provide the opportunity for public participation in the planning process and to consider potential the opportunity for public participation in the planning process and to consider potential Clerk of the Circuit Court impacts to minority or low-income populations. impacts to minority or low-income populations. impacts to minority or low-income populations. of Santa Rosa County, Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable Florida Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable ––––––––––––––––––––– federal, tribal, state and local laws, regulations, floodplain standards, permit require- federal, tribal, state and local laws, regulations, floodplain standards, permit require- ments and conditions. federal, tribal, state and local laws, regulations, floodplain standards, permit require- NOTICE OF ments and conditions. ments and conditions. APPLICATION Applicant: FOR TAX DEED Applicant: Santa Rosa County BOCC, 6495 Caroline St. Suite H, Milton, FL 32570-4592 Applicant: Santa Rosa County BOCC, 6495 Caroline St. Suite H, Milton, FL 32570-4592 Santa Rosa County BOCC, 6495 Caroline St. Suite H, Milton, FL 32570-4592 NOTICE IS HEREBY Project Title: Project Title: GIVEN THAT TARPON IV FEMA-1551-26-R, Phase-2, Ganges-Madura Trail Storm-water Project Project Title: LLC holder of the following FEMA-1551-38-R, Phase-2, Greenbriar Storm-water Improvement Drainage Project FEMA-1551-18-R Phase-2, Harrison Avenue Storm-water System Drainage Project Tax Sale Certificate has filed Location of Proposed Work: said Tax Certificate for the Location of Proposed Work: Location of Proposed Work: Ganges-Madura Trail Road project is in the Tiger Point subdivision, within the Gulf Breeze The project is in the Gulf Breeze area of an unincorporated region of Santa Rosa County. Tax Deed to be issued there- Greenbriar is located near Gulf Breeze in an unincorporated area of Santa Rosa County. area of an unincorporated portion of Santa Rosa County. It is south of Tiger Point Blvd. It lays south of U.S. Highway 98, east of Oriole Beach Road, and west of Redwood Lane on. The Certificate Number It is north of U.S. Highway 98, east of College Pkwy, and west of Avalon Blvd., extending and east of Ceylon Drive. Ganges Trail runs north and south intersecting Madura Road extending to Santa Rosa Sound. and year of Issuance, the on the south end. Madura Road runs east and west from the intersection with Ganges 2000-feet north and parallel to Hwy 98. Description of property, and Trail ending in cul-de-sacs in both directions. Proposed Work and Purpose: Proposed Work and Purpose: Name(s) in which it is The phase I study determined modifications are needed to improve and upgrade the assessed is as follows: Proposed Work and Purpose: The phase I study determined modifications are needed to improve and upgrade the existing drainage system. Phase I provided funding for completion of design, permitting, existing drainage system. Phase I funded the design, permitting, and geotechnical sur- A phase I study has been conducted to determine modifications needed to improve and veying for this project. Phase II provides funding for a construction project that will mini- Certificate Number: 3332 upgrade the existing drainage system. Phase I provided funding for completion of design, and geotechnical surveying process for this project. Phase II provides funding for a con- struction project that will minimize recurring flooding and reduce repetitive flood loss for mize recurring flooding and reduce repetitive flood loss to 210-structures and will provide Year of Issuance: 2007 permitting, and geotechnical surveying process for this project. If Phase II is approved protection against a 100-year storm event. This project will remove inadequate drainage and completed, the completed construction project will minimize recurring flooding and 469-strctures against a 100-year storm event. The project consists of replacing the exist- ing system to meet current and future needs. The drainage system will provide extra out- facilities along Harrison Avenue, Oriole Beach Road, Pins Lane, Oriole Drive, and Laurel Description of Property: W reduce repetitive flood loss to properties and will provide protection against a 100-year fall at Duke Drive into the Santa Rosa Bay Bridge wetland mitigation area to relieve pres- Drive, and will be replaced with a comprehensive and coordinated drainage network 114' OF E 285' OF SE/4 storm event for 49-structures. The Ganges Trail - Madura Road segment of this project capable of handling existing and future growth in the area. The network will include pipes is to upgrade the existing inadequate drainage facilities with a comprehensive and coor- sure on the system. A proprietary storm water treatment facility will be added to the out- OF 20-2S-27, LYING S OF fall at Duke Drive to treat storm-water which is currently diverted from the existing treat- and open ditches, through the Calvary Chapel Church property to protect residences US HWY 98, AS DES IN dinated drainage network utilizing a pumping station, private ponds and swales capable along Redwood Lane from environmental contamination eliminating a health hazard of handling expected runoff from the area and from the contributing offsite basin. A ment system. The existing ditches will be improved from earthen ditches to the appropri- OR BOOK 2267 PAGE 8, ate sized concrete bottom ditches. All inlets will be standard FDOT type inlets, the exist- caused by flooded yards with failed septic systems. LESS PORT DES IN OR series of pipes, inlet structures, swales and under-drains will be used along with the exist- ing drainage easements, and right-of-ways to minimize cost and impacts to private prop- ing HDPE pipe under Stanford Road will be replaced with a larger RCP pipe, and an out- 2267 PAGE 26 (NOW Project Alternatives: erties. flow will be created at Duke Drive and Stanford Road. #29), & LESS N 10', AS The alternatives to the project that have been and will be considered are 1) the no action alternative and 2) the use of inlets along Harrison Avenue to collect runoff, then pipe it DES IN OR 2553 PAGE Project Alternatives: Project Alternatives: along the north side of the church property, then under the Grande Ridge subdivision out- 1815 (TO DOT) The alternatives to the project that have been and will be considered are 1) the no action The alternatives to the project that have been and will be considered are 1) the no action Parcel ID: 20-2S-27-0000- alternative and 2) establishment of a coordinated pipe and pond system to include a fall ditch, east of the Church to a backyard swale north of Pins Lane. From there flow will alternative and 2) eliminating some of the proposed project by acquiring 2-residental continue via-pipes to Pins Lane. This alternative moves floodwater south and to the east. 02601-0000 properties with an estimated combined cost of $750,000.00 and $34,000.00 for demoli- pumping station that will replace the inadequate existing system. These alternatives to Name in which Assessed: the proposed project are not viable because under Alternative 1) continued repetitive These alternatives to the proposed project are not viable because under Alternative 1) tion and landscaping for an open park area. Additionally, upgrading existing storm-pipes continued repetitive flooding of homes, structures, properties, and roadways is not alle- EXECUTIVE VENTURES should prevent garage flooding of remaining houses and help protect the structural flooding of homes, structures, properties, and roadways is not alleviated, the frequency viated, the frequency and intensity of the flooding will increase as additional structures All of the above property is and intensity of the flooding will increase as additional structures are built in this basin, integrity of the County's Roadway. These alternatives to the proposed project are not are built in this basin, the water quality of Santa Rosa Sound will continue to deteriorate, located in Santa Rosa County, viable because under Alternative 1) continued repetitive flooding of homes, structures, the water quality of Santa Rosa Sound will continue to deteriorate, and the needs of the community would not be served; and Alternative 2) this alternative is cost prohibitive and the needs of the community would not be served; and Alternative 2) this alternative In the State of Florida. properties, and roadways is not alleviated, the frequency and intensity of the flooding will will only provide protection for the FDOT critical duration and will not meet standards to increase as additional structures are built in this basin, the water quality of Santa Rosa increasing costs by 267%. Furthermore, after completion it will require constant and expensive-maintenance over the life of the completed project, and therefore, is not prac- protect against 100-year/24hour storm events, making this approach lacking protection, Unless such certificate Sound will continue to deteriorate, and the needs of the community would not be served; therefore not practicable. shall be redeemed accord- and Alternative 2) the added expense and questionable results make this cost prohibitive ticable. ing to Law, the Property and impracticable. Comment Period: described in such Comment Period: Comment Period: Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal agencies; and other inter- Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal agencies; and other inter- Certificate will be sold to ested parties in order to consider and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. The Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal agencies; and other inter- ested parties in order to consider and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. The the Highest Bidder, at the comments should be made in writing and addressed to the Florida Division of Emergency ested parties in order to consider and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. The comments should be made in writing and addressed to the Florida Division of Emergency east end lobby of the Management, Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation, 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., comments should be made in writing and addressed to the Florida Division of Emergency Management, Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation, 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100. These are due within 15 days of this notice (no later than County Administrative Management, Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation, 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100. These are due within 15 days of this notice (no later than Sept. 4, 2009). The State will forward comments to applicable regulatory agencies as Complex at 6495 Caroline Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100. These are due within 15 days of this notice (no later than Sept. 4, 2009). The State will forward comments to applicable regulatory agencies as needed. Interested persons may submit comments, obtain more detailed information St., Milton, Florida on the Sept. 4, 2009). The State will forward comments to applicable regulatory agencies as needed. Interested persons may submit comments, obtain more detailed information about the proposed action, or request a copy of the findings by contacting: 5th day of October, 2009 at needed. Interested persons may submit comments, obtain more detailed information about the proposed action, or request a copy of the findings by contacting: 12:00 noon. Dated this the about the proposed action, or request a copy of the findings by contacting: 12th day of August, 2009. Sheila Harris, Grants Coordinator (850) 983-1848 Sheila Harris, Grants Coordinator (850) 983-1848 Santa Rosa County BOCC [email protected] Sheila Harris, Grants Coordinator (850) 983-1848 Santa Rosa County BOCC [email protected] Mary M. Johnson Santa Rosa County BOCC [email protected] Clerk of the Circuit Court Kaydiann G. Campbell, State Environmental Liaison Officer (850) 487-2053 Kaydiann G. Campbell, State Environmental Liaison Officer (850) 487-2053 Florida Division of Emergency Management [email protected] of Santa Rosa County, Kaydiann G. Campbell, State Environmental Liaison Officer (850) 487-2053 Florida Division of Emergency Management [email protected] Florida Florida Division of Emergency Management [email protected] Richard Myers, FEMA Environmental Liaison Officer (407) 268-8812 ––––––––––––––––––––– Richard Myers, FEMA Environmental Liaison Officer (407) 268-8812 Federal Emergency Management Agency [email protected] NOTICE OF Richard Myers, FEMA Environmental Liaison Officer (407) 268-8812 Federal Emergency Management Agency [email protected] APPLICATION Federal Emergency Management Agency [email protected] FOR TAX DEED LEGAL 541 Gulf Breeze News 8-20-09 LEGAL 539 Gulf Breeze News 8-20-09 LEGAL 540 Gulf Breeze News 8-20-09 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TARPON IV LLC holder of the following Tax Sale Certificate has filed said Tax Certificate for the Tax Deed to be issued there- JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL on. The Certificate Number JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL JOINT FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL and year of Issuance, the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Description of property, and The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Florida Division of Emergency Name(s) in which it is The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Florida Division of Emergency The Federal Emergency Management Agency and Florida Division of Emergency Management have received the following application for Federal grant funding. Final Management have received the following application for Federal grant funding. Final assessed is as follows: Management have received the following application for Federal grant funding. Final notice is hereby given of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) con- notice is hereby given of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) con- notice is hereby given of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) con- sideration to provide funding in the form of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Funds will sideration to provide funding in the form of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Funds will Certificate Number: 3327 be provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and sideration to provide funding in the form of Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Funds will be provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Year of Issuance: 2007 Emergency Assistance Act, Public Law 93-288, as amended. be provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act, Public Law 93-288, as amended. Emergency Assistance Act, Public Law 93-288, as amended. Description of Property: E Under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), federal actions must be reviewed and evaluated for feasible alternatives and for social, economic, historic, environmental, Under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), federal actions must be reviewed 171' OF S/2 OF 20-2S-27, Under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), federal actions must be reviewed legal, and safety considerations. Under Executive Order (EO) 11988 and EO 11990 and evaluated for feasible alternatives and for social, economic, historic, environmental, AS DES IN OR BOOK and evaluated for feasible alternatives and for social, economic, historic, environmental, FEMA is required to consider alternatives to and to provide public notice of any proposed legal, and safety considerations. Under Executive Order (EO) 11988 and EO 11990 2267 PAGE 18, LESS OR actions in or affecting floodplains or wetlands. EO 12898 also requires FEMA to provide legal, and safety considerations. Under Executive Order (EO) 11988 and EO 11990 FEMA is required to consider alternatives to and to provide public notice of any proposed BOOK 2267 PAGE 26 the opportunity for public participation in the planning process and to consider potential FEMA is required to consider alternatives to and to provide public notice of any proposed actions in or affecting floodplains or wetlands. EO 12898 also requires FEMA to provide (NOW #29), & LESS US impacts to minority or low-income populations. actions in or affecting floodplains or wetlands. EO 12898 also requires FEMA to provide the opportunity for public participation in the planning process and to consider potential the opportunity for public participation in the planning process and to consider potential HWY 98 Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable impacts to minority or low-income populations. Parcel ID: 20-2S-27-0000- federal, tribal, state and local laws, regulations, floodplain standards, permit require- impacts to minority or low-income populations. 01601-0000 ments and conditions. Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable Funding for the proposed project will be conditional upon compliance with all applicable Name in which Assessed: federal, tribal, state and local laws, regulations, floodplain standards, permit require- EXECUTIVE VENTURES Applicant: federal, tribal, state and local laws, regulations, floodplain standards, permit require- Santa Rosa County BOCC, 6495 Caroline St. Suite H, Milton, FL 32570-4592 ments and conditions. All of the above property is ments and conditions. located in Santa Rosa County, Project Title: Applicant: Applicant: In the State of Florida. FEMA-1551-37-R, Phase-2, Ramblewood Storm-water Improvement Drainage Project Santa Rosa County BOCC, 6495 Caroline St. Suite H, Milton, FL 32570-4592 Santa Rosa County BOCC, 6495 Caroline St. Suite H, Milton, FL 32570-4592 Location of Proposed Work: Unless such certificate Project Title: Ramblewood Drive is located in the Gulf Breeze are of an unincorporated area of Santa Project Title: shall be redeemed accord- FEMA-1551-33-R, Phase-2, Villa Venyce Storm-water Improvement/Drainage Project Rosa County. Ramblewood is south of U.S. Hwy. 98 and west of Oriole Beach Rd. FEMA-1551-28-R, Phase-2, Sabertooth Circle Drainage Project ing to Law, the Property Proposed Work and Purpose: Location of Proposed Work: described in such Location of Proposed Work: A phase I study has been conducted to determine modifications needed to improve and Villa Venyce Subdivision is located in the Gulf Breeze area in an unincorporated part of Certificate will be sold to Sabertooth Circle is within the Tiger Point Subdivision located in the Gulf Breeze area of upgrade the existing drainage system. Phase I provided funding for completion of design, Santa Rosa County. Villa Venyce is south of U.S. Hwy. 98 and on the east side of Gulf the Highest Bidder, at the permitting, and geotechnical surveying process for this project. Phase II provides funding an unincorporated region of Santa Rosa County. Sabertooth Circle lies south of Tiger Islands National Seashore Park, then extends to the Santa Rosa Sound; encompassing east end lobby of the for a construction project that will minimize recurring flooding and reduce repetitive flood Point Blvd. and east of Ceylon Drive; it is bounded east and south by golf course lakes, the following roads: Gondolier Blvd, Settlers Colony, Venetian Way, Lido Blvd and Bay St. County Administrative loss to 57 structures and will provide protection against a 100-year storm event. This proj- that discharge into Santa Rosa Sound. Complex at 6495 Caroline ect will utilize a flood-control pond, storm-drain pipe, concrete ditch, with ditch bottom inlets and manhole structures to collect and convey storm-water runoff from the flood Proposed Work and Purpose: St., Milton, Florida on the Proposed Work and Purpose: prone areas. The ditch bottom inlets located near Paula Court will transport the storm- The phase I study determined modifications are needed to improve and upgrade the 5th day of October, 2009 at A phase I study has been conducted to determine modifications needed to improve and water runoff to the control pond. The flood control pond will be located on the southeast existing drainage system. Phase I funded the design, permitting, and geotechnical sur- 12:00 noon. Dated this the corner of Paula Court and Ramblewood Drive. This pond will require acquisition of upgrade the existing drainage system. Phase I provided funding for completion of design, veying for this project. Phase II provides funding for a construction project that will min- 12th day of August, 2009. approximately 0.74-acres that is now occupied by a residential home. The pond will atten- permitting, and geotechnical surveying process for this project. Phase II provides fund- imize recurring flooding and reduce repetitive flood-loss to 260-structures against the uate runoff before discharging into a storm-drain pipe and then into a concrete ditch (both ing the project to minimize recurring flooding and reduce repetitive flood loss to 48 resi- 100-year storm event. The runoff will be routed through a series of open swales, culverts, being located on drainage easements that must be acquired). The existing residential dential properties, and provide protection against a 100-year storm event. This project Mary M. Johnson pond will be routed into the same concrete ditch via a concrete weir. and treatment facilities as appropriate. The enhanced drainage system is also designed will eliminate the use of the existing ineffective shallow-swales to transport runoff to the Clerk of the Circuit Court to lower the elevation of the water table in select locations, thus enhancing the soil's abil- golf course lakes. The major element of this project is the use of a Roadway Profile of Santa Rosa County, Project Alternatives: ity to absorb additional runoff and assimilate pollutants associated with residential runoff. Florida The alternatives to the project that have been and will be considered are 1) the no action design. This approach lowers the roadbeds sufficiently to allow for curbing and guttering alternative and 2) an approach that will utilize 1-flood control pond, ditch bottom inlets, throughout the project area with the addition of curb-inlets strategically placed that col- ––––––––––––––––––––– Project Alternatives: manholes and storm-drain pipes to collect and convey runoff from the flood prone area lect runoff more efficiently and transports the storm-water to 3-discharge points. NOTICE OF to the roadside ditch along Pine Street. Ditch bottom inlets will collect and convey storm- The alternatives to the project that have been and will be considered are 1) the no action APPLICATION water runoff east, through an elliptical pipe along Paula St. and then south along the alternative and 2) requires reconstructing the swales with 2 ft and 4 ft cement bottoms Project Alternatives: FOR TAX DEED property line of a commercial development, eventually discharging into the flood control and reconstructing the swales to provide acceptable runoff levels. These alternatives to The alternatives to the project that have been and will be considered are 1) the no action pond. The storm-drain pipes will require a drainage easement or right-of-way. Due to the the proposed project are not viable because under Alternative 1) continued repetitive large pipe size required and lack of elevation-difference, the storm-drain pipe would enter alternative and 2). This alternative requires the acquisition and demolition of 2-repeated- NOTICE IS HEREBY flooding of homes, structures, properties, and roadways is not alleviated; furthermore, the the pond through the pond's bottom. Then, a bubble up structure (ditch bottom inlet) ly flooded properties at an estimated added expense of $800,000.00. The existing storm- GIVEN THAT TARPON IV frequency and intensity of the flooding will increase as additional structures are built in would be utilized to discharge the storm-water into the pond. Bubble up structures are water drainpipe from Sabertooth Circle to the Golf Course Lake will be upgraded to this basin, the water quality of Santa Rosa Sound will continue to deteriorate, and the maintenance intensive and require frequent debris removal to prevent blockage and accommodate expected flows from a 100-year storm event. These alternatives to the pro- backup of the entire system. The single pond approach will require 1.18-acres of right- needs of the community would not be served; and Alternative 2) the potential for envi- NOTICE OF posed project are not viable because under Alternative 1) continued repetitive flooding of of-way situated on an undeveloped commercial parcel and 1-residental home, requiring ronmental degradation is greater than the proposed scope of is work and is 6% more PUBLIC SALE homes, structures, properties, and roadways is not alleviated, the frequency and intensi- acquisition and right-of-way. These alternatives to the proposed project are not viable costly, therefore, making this alternative not practicable. because under Alternative 1) continued repetitive flooding of homes, structures, proper- ty of the flooding will increase as additional structures are built in this basin, the water Pursuant to Subsection 5 ties, and roadways is not alleviated, the frequency and intensity of the flooding will quality of Santa Rosa Sound will continue to deteriorate, and the needs of the communi- Comment Period: of FL Statute 713.78, increase as additional structures are built in this basin, the water quality of Santa Rosa ty would not be served; and Alternative 2) This approach will increase the cost by almost Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal agencies; and other inter- Donna Caiazzo, as author- Sound will continue to deteriorate, and the needs of the community would not be served; 100% making it coast prohibitive and impracticable. and Alternative 2) This approach requires an additional $250,000.00, requiring the acqui- ested parties in order to consider and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. The ized Title Specialist for Kell sition of more properties and right-of-ways. Furthermore, the constant upkeep over the comments should be made in writing and addressed to the Florida Division of Emergency Recovery, of Santa Rosa Comment Period: life of the completed project adds an unknown cost to the project; making it cost-prohib- Management, Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation, 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., itive, and therefore not practicable. Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal agencies; and other inter- County, will sell to the high- Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100. These are due within 15 days of this notice (no later than ested parties in order to consider and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. The est bidder for cash in hand, Sept. 4, 2009). The State will forward comments to applicable regulatory agencies as Comment Period: comments should be made in writing and addressed to the Florida Division of Emergency subject to any liens and needed. Interested persons may submit comments, obtain more detailed information Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal agencies; and other inter- Management, Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation, 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., encumbrances, the follow- ested parties in order to consider and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. The about the proposed action, or request a copy of the findings by contacting: ing vehicle and vessel at comments should be made in writing and addressed to the Florida Division of Emergency Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100. These are due within 15 days of this notice (no later than Sept. 4, 2009). The State will forward comments to applicable regulatory agencies as 1:00PM on 8-31-09 at 104 Management, Bureau of Recovery and Mitigation, 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., Sheila Harris, Grants Coordinator (850) 983-1848 Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100. These are due within 15 days of this notice (no later than needed. Interested persons may submit comments, obtain more detailed information E. 9 Mile Rd., Pensacola, Santa Rosa County BOCC [email protected] Sept. 4, 2009). The State will forward comments to applicable regulatory agencies as about the proposed action, or request a copy of the findings by contacting: FL 32534: needed. Interested persons may submit comments, obtain more detailed information 1994 Ford VIN: about the proposed action, or request a copy of the findings by contacting: Kaydiann G. Campbell, State Environmental Liaison Officer (850) 487-2053 1FTDF15Y4RNA55300 Florida Division of Emergency Management [email protected] Sheila Harris, Grants Coordinator (850) 983-1848 Sheila Harris, Grants Coordinator (850) 983-1848 2004 Chevrolet VIN: Santa Rosa County BOCC [email protected] 1G1JF52F947100542 Santa Rosa County BOCC [email protected] Richard Myers, FEMA Environmental Liaison Officer (407) 268-8812 Federal Emergency Management Agency [email protected] Kaydiann G. Campbell, State Environmental Liaison Officer (850) 487-2053 Kaydiann G. Campbell, State Environmental Liaison Officer (850) 487-2053 Vehicles may be inspected Florida Division of Emergency Management [email protected] Florida Division of Emergency Management [email protected] 1 week prior at lienors facility, 6023 Dogwood Richard Myers, FEMA Environmental Liaison Officer (407) 268-8812 Richard Myers, FEMA Environmental Liaison Officer (407) 268-8812 Drive, Milton, FL 32570. Federal Emergency Management Agency [email protected] Federal Emergency Management Agency [email protected]

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From Page 2D APPLICATION DES IN OR BOOK 1573 noon. Dated this the 5th NOTICE OF Year of Issuance: 2007 0000-01600-0000 Florida on the 14th day of FOR TAX DEED PAGE 1216 day of August, 2009. APPLICATION Name in which Assessed: September, 2009 at 12:00 107 300 All of the above property Parcel ID: 10-2S-27- FOR TAX DEED Description of Property: W DOUGLAS HARRIS, noon. Dated this the is located in Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY 5475-00A00-0040 Mary M. Johnson LT 7 BLK B, VILLAGE AT BRENDA W HARRIS 22nd day of July, 2009. GEN. NOTICES AND County, In the State of GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Name in which Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE IS HEREBY NAVARRE, AS DES IN Florida. MERCHANDISE ANNOUNCE- LLC holder of the follow- CARLOS E NIEVES of Santa Rosa County, GIVEN THAT TARPON IV OR BOOK 2449 PAGE All of the above property Mary M. Johnson ing Tax Sale Certificate All of the above property Florida LLC holder of the follow- 1470 is located in Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit Court Unless such certificate has filed said Tax is located in Santa Rosa –––––––––––––––––––– ing Tax Sale Certificate Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- County, In the State of of Santa Rosa County, - FURNITURE MENTS shall be redeemed Certificate for the Tax County, In the State of NOTICE OF has filed said Tax 9440-00B00-0070 Florida. Unless such cer- Florida according to Law, the Deed to be issued there- Florida. APPLICATION Certificate for the Tax Name in which Assessed: tificate shall be redeemed –––––––––––––––––––– Property described in on. The Certificate FOR TAX DEED Deed to be issued there- GARY SHURETT, SHU according to Law, the NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Number and year of Unless such certificate Property described in APPLICATION sold to the Highest on. The Certificate SHURETT Pillowtop King FORECLOSED Issuance, the Description shall be redeemed NOTICE IS HEREBY such Certificate will be FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end Number and year of All of the above property of property, and Name(s) according to Law, the GIVEN THAT TARPON IV sold to the Highest mattress w/box. HOME AUCTION lobby of the County Issuance, the Description is located in Santa Rosa in which it is assessed is Property described in LLC holder of the follow- Bidder, at the east end NOTICE IS HEREBY New!! Factory 500+ FLORIDA Administrative Complex at of property, and Name(s) County, In the State of as follows: such Certificate will be ing Tax Sale Certificate in which it is assessed is Florida. lobby of the County GIVEN THAT TARPON 6495 Caroline St., Milton, sold to the Highest Administrative Complex at warranty, only $189. Homes REDC | Free has filed said Tax as follows: IV LLC holder of the fol- Florida on the 5th day of Certificate Number: 2101 Bidder, at the east end 6495 Caroline St., Milton, lowing Tax Sale (850) 471-0330. Brochure Certificate for the Tax Unless such certificate October, 2009 at 12:00 Year of Issuance: 2007 lobby of the County Florida on the 14th day of Certificate has filed said Deed to be issued there- Certificate Number: 3074 shall be redeemed ———————— www.Auction.com noon. Dated this the 12th Administrative Complex at September, 2009 at 12:00 Tax Certificate for the on. The Certificate Year of Issuance: 2007 according to Law, the day of August, 2009. Description of Property: 6495 Caroline St., Milton, noon. Dated this the Tax Deed to be issued Full size mattress RE No. CQ1031187 Number and year of Property described in LT 16 BLK A, ROYAL Florida on the 28th day of 22nd day of July, 2009. thereon. The Certificate Issuance, the Description Description of Property: such Certificate will be set w/foundation. ———————— Mary M. Johnson MANOR, AS DES IN OR September, 2009 at 12:00 of property, and Name(s) Number and year of Clerk of the Circuit Court BOOK 1787 PAGE 1826, noon. Dated this the 5th LT 2, SUMMER PLACE, sold to the Highest Mary M. Johnson Issuance, the Still in plastic. $135. Absolute Auction No in which it is assessed is of Santa Rosa County, LESS 1/2 MIN RTS day of August, 2009. AS DES IN OR BOOK Bidder, at the east end Clerk of the Circuit Court Description of property, (850) 255-3050. minimums-No as follows: Florida Parcel ID: 24-2N-29- 2525 PG 1770 lobby of the County of Santa Rosa County, and Name(s) in which it ———————— reserves 114± Acres –––––––––––––––––––– 3532-00A00-0160 Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- Administrative Complex at Florida is assessed is as fol- Certificate Number: 2881 Leather sofa $450 in Keaton Beach, FL NOTICE OF Name in which Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit Court 9340-00000-0020 6495 Caroline St., Milton, –––––––––––––––––––– lows: APPLICATION Year of Issuance: 2007 Name in which Assessed: Florida on the 21st day of Loveseat $400. 10 Properties in ROEL I CAASI of Santa Rosa County, NOTICE OF FOR TAX DEED All of the above property Florida PELICAN PALACE LLC September, 2009 at 12:00 APPLICATION Certificate Number: Chair $350 or Steinhatchee, FL is located in Santa Rosa –––––––––––––––––––– Description of Property: All of the above property noon. Dated this the 29th FOR TAX DEED 3033 Year $1,000 for all. 850 S/F Homes, RV NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of NOTICE OF CRESENT SHORES: is located in Santa Rosa day of July, 2009. of Issuance: 2007 GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Florida. APPLICATION COM NE COR LT QQ, County, In the State of Mary M. Johnson NOTICE IS HEREBY 471-0330 Residential- LLC holder of the follow- FOR TAX DEED TH W 1005.03', TH S Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Description of Property: ———————— Commercial Sat., ing Tax Sale Certificate Unless such certificate 1680' TO POB, TH CONT of Santa Rosa County, LLC holder of the follow- W 21.4' OF E 48.2' OF has filed said Tax Aug. 28 10:00 a.m. shall be redeemed NOTICE IS HEREBY S 70', TH E 101.07', TH Unless such certificate Florida ing Tax Sale Certificate LT 9 BLK 4, NAVARRE 108 Certificate for the Tax according to Law, the GIVEN THAT TARPON IV N 70', TH W 101.07' TO shall be redeemed –––––––––––––––––––– has filed said Tax BEACH RES SEC 1, GENERAL Steinhatchee Deed to be issued there- Property described in LLC holder of the follow- POB, BEING LT 60 BLK according to Law, the NOTICE OF Certificate for the Tax BEING UNIT 6, AS DES Landing Resort at on. The Certificate such Certificate will be ing Tax Sale Certificate F OF UNREC Property described in APPLICATION Deed to be issued there- IN OR BOOK 1125 PG Number and year of MERCHANDISE Keaton Beach, the sold to the Highest has filed said Tax BROCK/PERRY, AS DES such Certificate will be FOR TAX DEED on. The Certificate 332 OF PUBLIC Issuance, the Description Bidder, at the east end Certificate for the Tax IN UNREC CONTRACT sold to the Highest Number and year of RECORDS OF ESCAM- - JEWELRY property is less than of property, and Name(s) lobby of the County Deed to be issued there- DATED 4/75 Bidder, at the east end NOTICE IS HEREBY Issuance, the Description BIA COUNTY in which it is assessed is Administrative Complex at on. The Certificate Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- lobby of the County GIVEN THAT TARPON IV of property, and Name(s) Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- 1 mile from a public as follows: Star Sapphire boat ramp. At 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Number and year of 0780-0OO30-0000 Administrative Complex at LLC holder of the follow- in which it is assessed is 9180-00400-0091 Florida on the 28th day of Issuance, the Description Name in which Assessed: 6495 Caroline St., Milton, ing Tax Sale Certificate as follows: Name in which Certificate Number: 3213 Diamond Ring Steinhatchee, some September, 2009 at 12:00 of property, and Name(s) KEITH E HIGHSMITH, L Florida on the 21st day of has filed said Tax Assessed: Year of Issuance: 2007 appraised at $4,600, properties have noon. Dated this the 5th in which it is assessed is B BROCK JR, P DEWITT September, 2009 at 12:00 Certificate for the Tax Certificate Number: 3009 GREG BODNAR, JOHN day of August, 2009. as follows: PERRY (DECEASED), Year of Issuance: 2007 DUCKWORTH Description of Property: noon. Dated this the 29th Deed to be issued there- sell for $2,000. Six commercial or resi- THERESA SMITH All of the above property LT 10 BLK B, TOM KING day of July, 2009. on. The Certificate diamond pendants dential potential. Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number: 3211 PERRY Description of Property: is located in Santa Rosa ESTATES, AS DES IN Mary M. Johnson Number and year of Clerk of the Circuit Court Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property CARIBBEAN RESORT County, In the State of appraised for $3,500 ONLINE BIDDING OR BOOK 2423 PAE 923 Clerk of the Circuit Court Issuance, the Description of Santa Rosa County, is located in Santa Rosa of Santa Rosa County, of property, and Name(s) CONDOMINIUM UNIT Florida. sell for $1,500. Call the auctioneers Parcel ID: 03-2S-27- Description of Property: 202 & 1/54 UNDIV Florida County, In the State of Florida in which it is assessed is 5470-00B00-0100 –––––––––––––––––––– LT 4 BLK A, TOM KING SHARE IN COMMON Please call: 850-675- for information Pay Florida. –––––––––––––––––––– as follows: Unless such certificate Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF ESTATES, AS DES IN ELEMENTS, AS DES IN shall be redeemed NOTICE OF 4154 for more info. 20% down, 10% S K STONE & ASSOCI- APPLICATION OR BOOK 2454 PAGE OR BOOK 2473 PG 934 according to Law, the Unless such certificate APPLICATION Certificate Number: 3156 ———————— buyer's premium, ATES INC FOR TAX DEED 536 & OR BOOK 2541 PG Property described in shall be redeemed FOR TAX DEED Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property Parcel ID: 03-2S-27- Broker Participation according to Law, the 1461 such Certificate will be 110 is located in Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY 5470-00A00-0040 Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- sold to the Highest Property described in NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of Property: 2% For Detailed County, In the State of GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Name in which Assessed: 9099-00000-0202 Bidder, at the east end such Certificate will be GENERAL Florida. LLC holder of the follow- G S & ASSOCIATES LLC GIVEN THAT TARPON IV LT 36, HOLLEY SHORES Name in which Assessed: lobby of the County Information sold to the Highest ing Tax Sale Certificate All of the above property LLC holder of the follow- 1ST ADDITION, AS DES JEFFREY M JOHNSON Administrative Complex MERCHANDISE johndixon.com Bidder, at the east end Unless such certificate has filed said Tax is located in Santa Rosa ing Tax Sale Certificate IN OR BOOK 2500 PAGE All of the above property at 6495 Caroline St., lobby of the County - MISC. (800)479-1763 shall be redeemed Certificate for the Tax County, In the State of has filed said Tax 1966 is located in Santa Rosa Milton, Florida on the Administrative Complex at FLAL # AU2049 FL according to Law, the Deed to be issued there- Florida. Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 01-2S-27- County, In the State of 14th day of September, Property described in 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Deed to be issued there- 1935-00000-0360 METAL ROOFING. R/E 1005528 John on. The Certificate Florida. 2009 at 12:00 noon. such Certificate will be Number and year of Unless such certificate Florida on the 21st day of on. The Certificate Name in which Assessed: Dated this the 22nd day 40yr Warranty-Buy Dixon & Assoc. sold to the Highest Issuance, the Description shall be redeemed September, 2009 at 12:00 Number and year of S K STONE & ASSOCI- Unless such certificate of July, 2009. direct from Auctions-Marketing Bidder, at the east end of property, and Name(s) according to Law, the noon. Dated this the 29th Issuance, the Description ATES INC shall be redeemed lobby of the County in which it is assessed is Property described in day of July, 2009. of property, and Name(s) All of the above property according to Law, the Mary M. Johnson manufacturer 30/col- ———————— Administrative Complex at as follows: such Certificate will be Mary M. Johnson in which it is assessed is is located in Santa Rosa Property described in Clerk of the Circuit ors in stock, w/all 6495 Caroline St., Milton, sold to the Highest Clerk of the Circuit Court as follows: County, In the State of such Certificate will be Court of Santa Rosa Florida on the 28th day of accessories. Quick 401 Certificate Number: 3188 Bidder, at the east end of Santa Rosa County, Florida. sold to the Highest County, Florida September, 2009 at 12:00 Year of Issuance: 2007 lobby of the County Florida Certificate Number: 3083 Bidder, at the east end ––––––––––––––––––– turn around. Delivery TRANSPORTA- noon. Dated this the 5th Administrative Complex at –––––––––––––––––––– Year of Issuance: 2007 Unless such certificate lobby of the County NOTICE OF day of August, 2009. available. Gulf Coast TION - AUTOS Description of Property: 6495 Caroline St., Milton, NOTICE OF shall be redeemed Administrative Complex at APPLICATION Supply & Mfg, (888) LT 12 BLK 308, HOLLEY Florida on the 28th day of APPLICATION Description of Property: according to Law, the 6495 Caroline St., Milton, FOR TAX DEED Mary M. Johnson BY THE SEA 1ST ADD, September, 2009 at 12:00 FOR TAX DEED SUMMERWIND CONDO- Property described in Florida on the 14th day of Clerk of the Circuit Court 393-0335 AS DES IN OR BOOK noon. Dated this the 5th MINIUM, UNIT 101, such Certificate will be September, 2009 at 12:00 NOTICE IS HEREBY of Santa Rosa County, 1627 PAGE 919 day of August, 2009. NOTICE IS HEREBY TOGETHER WITH UNDI- sold to the Highest noon. Dated this the GIVEN THAT TARPON www.GulfCoastSupp Buy Police Florida Parcel ID: 02-2S-27- GIVEN THAT TARPON IV VIDED INTEREST IN Bidder, at the east end 22nd day of July, 2009. IV LLC holder of the fol- ly.com Impounds!! 01 –––––––––––––––––––– 1922-30800-0120 Mary M. Johnson LLC holder of the follow- COMMON ELEMENTS, lobby of the County lowing Tax Sale NOTICE OF ———————— Honda Civic $550! Name in which Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit Court ing Tax Sale Certificate AS DES IN OR BOOK Administrative Complex at Mary M. Johnson Certificate has filed said APPLICATION FRITS W M VAN DIJK, of Santa Rosa County, has filed said Tax Clerk of the Circuit Court Tax Certificate for the 97 Honda Accord FOR TAX DEED 2268 PG 2020 6495 Caroline St., Milton, 209 ANA CASTRO VAN DIJK Florida Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- Florida on the 21st day of of Santa Rosa County, Tax Deed to be issued $500! for listings All of the above property –––––––––––––––––––– Deed to be issued there- Florida thereon. The Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY 9375-00000-0101 September, 2009 at 12:00 call (800) 366-9813 is located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF on. The Certificate –––––––––––––––––––– Number and year of EMPLOYMENT - GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Name in which Assessed: noon. Dated this the 29th ext 9271 County, In the State of APPLICATION Number and year of PAUL B ELLIS day of July, 2009. NOTICE OF Issuance, the LLC holder of the follow- FOR TAX DEED APPLICATION Description of property, GENERAL Florida. Issuance, the Description All of the above property Mary M. Johnson ———————— ing Tax Sale Certificate FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it of property, and Name(s) is located in Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit Court has filed said Tax Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY is assessed is as fol- Experienced web Acura Integra 97 in which it is assessed is County, In the State of of Santa Rosa County, Certificate for the Tax shall be redeemed GIVEN THAT TARPON IV NOTICE IS HEREBY lows: as follows: Florida. Florida designer needed to $800! Honda Civic Deed to be issued there- according to Law, the LLC holder of the follow- GIVEN THAT TARPON –––––––––––––––––––– produce basic and 01 $550! Ford on. The Certificate Property described in ing Tax Sale Certificate IV LLC holder of the fol- Certificate Number: Certificate Number: 3047 nless such certificate NOTICE OF Number and year of such Certificate will be has filed said Tax lowing Tax Sale 3041 Year intermediate level Taurus 00 $900! Year of Issuance: 2007 shall be redeemed APPLICATION Issuance, the Description sold to the Highest Certificate for the Tax Certificate has filed said of Issuance: 2007 websites and online Toyota Camry 98 of property, and Name(s) Bidder, at the east end Deed to be issued there- according to Law, the FOR TAX DEED Tax Certificate for the Description of Property: in which it is assessed is lobby of the County on. The Certificate Property described in Tax Deed to be issued Description of Property: content on a per job $850! Police LT 6 BLK 12, NAVARRE as follows: Administrative Complex at Number and year of such Certificate will be NOTICE IS HEREBY thereon. The Certificate LT 7 BLK 8, NAVARRE basis. Email sample Impounds! For list- BEACH RES SEC 2, AS 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Issuance, the Description sold to the Highest GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Number and year of BEACH RES SEC 1, AS DES IN OR BOOK 1512 work and fee ings call (800)366- Certificate Number: 3006 Florida on the 28th day of of property, and Name(s) Bidder, at the east end LLC holder of the follow- Issuance, the DES IN OR BOOK 1461 schedule to 9813 ext 9275. Year of Issuance: 2007 September, 2009 at 12:00 in which it is assessed is PG 941 lobby of the County ing Tax Sale Certificate Description of property, PG 1035 noon. Dated this the 5th as follows: Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- Administrative Complex at has filed said Tax and Name(s) in which it Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- lisa@gulf- ———————— Description of Property: day of August, 2009. 9180-01200-0060 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Certificate for the Tax is assessed is as fol- 9180-00800-0070 breezenews.com $500! Police LT 4 BLK A, CARIBBEAN Certificate Number: 3158 Name in which Assessed: Florida on the 21st day of Deed to be issued there- lows: Name in which ———————— Impounds! cars, ISLES, AS DES IN OR Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2007 AXEL ROJEK, ROLF September, 2009 at 12:00 on. The Certificate Assessed: BOOK 1589 PG 677 Clerk of the Circuit Court DIETER ALPERS, noon. Dated this the 29th Number and year of Certificate Number: CHRISTIE FAMILY LIM- trucks, suv's from Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- of Santa Rosa County, Description of Property: SONJA CHRISTINA day of July, 2009. Issuance, the Description 3015 Year ITED PARTNERSHIP 217 $500! Honda, 9095-00A00-0040 Florida LT 38, HOLLEY SHORES ALPERS Mary M. Johnson of property, and Name(s) of Issuance: 2007 All of the above proper- Name in which Assessed: Toyota, Chevy and 1ST ADD, AS DES IN OR All of the above property Clerk of the Circuit Court in which it is assessed is ty is located in Santa EMPLOYMENT - DAVID A FREIWALD, –––––––––––––––––––– BOOK 2500 PAGE 1966 is located in Santa Rosa of Santa Rosa County, as follows: Description of Property: Rosa County, In the SKILLED TRADE more! for listings TERI L FREIWALD NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 01-2S-27- County, In the State of Florida LT 13 BLK A, GRAND State of Florida. (800) 366-9813 ext All of the above property APPLICATION 1935-00000-0380 Florida. –––––––––––––––––––– Certificate Number: 3157 NAVARRE, AS DES IN is located in Santa Rosa FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF Year of Issuance: 2007 OR BOOK 1484 PG 12 Unless such certificate 9499 County, In the State of S K STONE & ASSOCI- Unless such certificate APPLICATION Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- shall be redeemed Florida. HEAT & AIR TECHS ———————— NOTICE IS HEREBY ATES INC shall be redeemed FOR TAX DEED Description of Property: 9125-00A00-0130 according to Law, the GIVEN THAT TARPON IV All of the above property according to Law, the LT 37, HOLLEY SHORES Name in which Property described in have Recession Proof DONATE YOUR Unless such certificate LLC holder of the follow- is located in Santa Rosa Property described in NOTICE IS HEREBY 1ST ADD, AS DES IN OR Assessed: such Certificate will be Careers! 3WK VEHICLE RECEIVE shall be redeemed ing Tax Sale Certificate County, In the State of such Certificate will be GIVEN THAT TARPON IV BOOK 2500 PAGE 1966 ROBERT C WOOD- sold to the Highest Training Accreditation. $1000 GROCERY according to Law, the has filed said Tax Florida. sold to the Highest WORTH, JOYCE A Bidder, at the east end Property described in LLC holder of the follow- Parcel ID: 01-2S-27- Certificate for the Tax Bidder, at the east end WOODWORTH lobby of the County EPA/OSHA Certified. COUPON UNITED such Certificate will be ing Tax Sale Certificate 1935-00000-0370 Deed to be issued there- Unless such certificate lobby of the County All of the above property Administrative Complex sold to the Highest has filed said Tax Name in which Assessed: Local Job Placement BREAST CANCER on. The Certificate shall be redeemed Administrative Complex at is located in Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., Bidder, at the east end Certificate for the Tax S K STONE & ASSOCI- Assistance. Financing FOUNDATION Free Number and year of according to Law, the 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Deed to be issued there- ATES INC County, In the State of Milton, Florida on the lobby of the County 14th day of September, Available. May Qualify Mammograms, Issuance, the Description Property described in Florida on the 21st day of on. The Certificate All of the above property Florida. Administrative Complex at such Certificate will be 2009 at 12:00 noon. of property, and Name(s) September, 2009 at 12:00 Number and year of is located in Santa Rosa For GI/VA Benefits. Breast Cancer Info 6495 Caroline St., Milton, in which it is assessed is sold to the Highest Unless such certificate Dated this the 22nd day noon. Dated this the 29th Issuance, the Description County, In the State of Florida on the 28th day of as follows: Bidder, at the east end shall be redeemed of July, 2009. (877) 994-9904. www.ubcf.info FREE day of July, 2009. of property, and Name(s) Florida. September, 2009 at 12:00 lobby of the County according to Law, the Mary M. Johnson in which it is assessed is ———————— Towing, Tax noon. Dated this the 5th Certificate Number: 3212 Administrative Complex at Property described in Mary M. Johnson Clerk of the Circuit Court as follows: Unless such certificate day of August, 2009. 6495 Caroline St., Milton, such Certificate will be Clerk of the Circuit AIRLINES ARE Deductible, Non- Year of Issuance: 2007 of Santa Rosa County, Florida on the 28th day of shall be redeemed sold to the Highest Court of Santa Rosa HIRING - Train for Runners Accepted, Florida Mary M. Johnson September, 2009 at 12:00 Certificate Number: 3088 according to Law, the Bidder, at the east end County, Florida Description of Property: –––––––––––––––––––– high paying Aviation (888) 468-5964. Clerk of the Circuit Court LT 11 BLK A, TOM KING noon. Dated this the 5th Year of Issuance: 2007 Property described in lobby of the County –––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE OF of Santa Rosa County, ESTATES, AS DES IN day of August, 2009. such Certificate will be Administrative Complex NOTICE OF Maintenance ———————— APPLICATION Florida OR BOOK 2013 PAGE Description of Property: sold to the Highest at 6495 Caroline St., APPLICATION Career. FAA FOR TAX DEED 402 –––––––––––––––––––– 241 Mary M. Johnson UNIT 305, BLDG 2, SUN- Bidder, at the east end Milton, Florida on the FOR TAX DEED approved program. NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 03-2S-27- Clerk of the Circuit Court SET HARBOR CONDO lobby of the County 14th day of September, NOTICE IS HEREBY Financial aid if TRANSPORTA- APPLICATION 5470-00A00-0110 of Santa Rosa County, PHASES 1 & 2; ALSO Administrative Complex at 2009 at 12:00 noon. NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: Florida GIVEN THAT TARPON IV .9309% INT IN COMMON 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Dated this the 22nd day GIVEN THAT TARPON qualified - Job TION - BOATS WILLIAM ROAN BUSH –––––––––––––––––––– LLC holder of the follow- ELEMENTS, AS DES IN Florida on the 21st day of of July, 2009. IV LLC holder of the fol- placement NOTICE IS HEREBY ALICIA C BUSH NOTICE OF ing Tax Sale Certificate OR BOOK 2345 PG 1404 September, 2009 at 12:00 lowing Tax Sale assistance. CALL 95 Cobalt with GIVEN THAT TARPON IV All of the above property APPLICATION has filed said Tax Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- noon. Dated this the 29th Mary M. Johnson Certificate has filed said LLC holder of the follow- is located in Santa Rosa FOR TAX DEED Certificate for the Tax 9400-00200-3050 day of July, 2009. Clerk of the Circuit Tax Certificate for the Aviation Institute of Trailer. Well ing Tax Sale Certificate County, In the State of Deed to be issued there- Name in which Assessed: Mary M. Johnson Court of Santa Rosa Tax Deed to be issued Maintenance (888) maintained boat and has filed said Tax Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY on. The Certificate SHIRLEY GREGORY, Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida thereon. The Certificate Certificate for the Tax 349-5387. runs great. $ 6,500. GIVEN THAT TARPON IV Number and year of SCOTT A GREGORY of Santa Rosa County, –––––––––––––––––––– Number and year of Deed to be issued there- Unless such certificate LLC holder of the follow- Issuance, the Description All of the above property Florida NOTICE OF Issuance, the ———————— Call Mark 261-1996 on. The Certificate shall be redeemed ing Tax Sale Certificate of property, and Name(s) is located in Santa Rosa –––––––––––––––––––– APPLICATION Description of property, ———————— Number and year of according to Law, the has filed said Tax in which it is assessed is County, In the State of NOTICE OF FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it 300 Issuance, the Description 2003 23/5 ft. 220 SSI Property described in Certificate for the Tax as follows: Florida. APPLICATION is assessed is as fol- of property, and Name(s) such Certificate will be Deed to be issued there- FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY lows: NOTICES AND in which it is assessed is Chaparral. 350 cu. sold to the Highest on. 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Dual prop 6495 Caroline St., Milton, in which it is assessed is LT 24, SAILMAKER such Certificate will be ing Tax Sale Certificate Certificate for the Tax Florida on the 28th day of as follows: COVE, AS DES IN OR has filed said Tax Deed to be issued there- Description of Property: Auction - Tile outdrive, dual axle Description of Property: sold to the Highest September, 2009 at 12:00 BOOK 2040 PG 575 Certificate for the Tax on. The Certificate LT 21 BLK 9, NAVARRE company overstock, trailer, AM/FM/CD LT 2 BLK B, OAK Bidder, at the east end noon. Dated this the 5th Certificate Number: 3222 Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- lobby of the County Deed to be issued there- Number and year of BEACH RES SEC 1 HAVEN, AS DES IN OR Parcel ID: 28-2S-26- surplus liquidation. player with remote day of August, 2009. Year of Issuance: 2007 9250-00000-0240 Administrative Complex at on. 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Online ———————— All of the above property All of the above property day of July, 2009. –––––––––––––––––––– 1677 PAGE 1213 & LESS is located in Santa Rosa Year of Issuance: 2007 All of the above property is located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF Mary M. Johnson is located in Santa Rosa bidding, pick up in OR BOOK 1715 PAGE County, In the State of Certificate Number: 2960 County, In the State of APPLICATION 1663 Clerk of the Circuit Court Description of Property: County, In the State of Tallahassee. Aug 17- Florida. Year of Issuance: 2007 Florida. FOR TAX DEED Parcel ID: 10-2S-27- of Santa Rosa County, LT 16 BLK B, GRAND Florida. 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To Advertise in Gulf Breeze News What new plants are you trying this year? Call 932-8986 small as a cantaloupe. The color dormant they fall to the ground BY THERESA FRIDAY of calabaza can also vary and and start new plants the next Santa Rosa County may include greens, tans, reds spring. Extension Agent and oranges. Some squash are This plant likes the shade all one color, while others are and is an attractive feature to a The fun of gardening is multi-colored and may include shady corner. In spring, you trying out new plants. all of colors listed above. This will see a flower if the tuber is Sometimes we are pleasantly squash is popular in the mature enough, if not then you surprised and sometimes we Caribbean as well as Central will get a leaf. The dark green are just surprised. Here are a and South America. leaf and spotted stems provide few of the “new-to-me” According to references, an unusual look in the land- plants I am trying. calabaza has a sweet flavor and scape. The “flower” is charac- The sword bean is an its texture is firm. This is simi- terized by a compound inflo- attention grabber. With its 12 lar to the taste and texture of rescence composed of numer- to 14-inch long seedpod, this more familiar varieties of ous tightly packed florets on a legume is an eye catcher. squash, such as butternut or rod shaped “spadix” which is Other names for the sword aggressive vine quickly covers acorn. Since mine are not quite often surrounded by a leaf like bean are Chickasaw lima bean, a trellis and produces pretty ready, I'll let you know about bract or “spathe.” The spathe Brazilian broad bean, coffee purple-pink blossoms. the taste. is about 8 inches long with a bean, horse bean, mole bean Another vine that took me Another “new-to-me” plant rosy colored throat. and raba de burro. by surprise is calabaza. is the voodoo lily, specifically These “not so common” The sword bean, known Sometimes referred to as West Amorphophallus bulbifer. It’s plants are difficult to find in scientifically as Canavalia Indian pumpkin or green one of the prettiest of the stores. I’ve been lucky enough gladiata, is not eaten very pumpkin, calabaza (Cucurbita voodoo lilies and the to be given seeds by other frequently, but has the moschata) belongs to the inflorescence doesn’t smell passionate gardeners. Perhaps potential to become a food squash family. It is grown bad compared to its well you have a gardener friend that source. The ripe seeds can be throughout the tropics and sub- known cousin, the corpse would be willing to share. eaten after cooking, but only tropics. flower. ■ after removing the seed-coat This large, pumpkin-like Amorphophallus bulbifer If you wish to send a and several changes of water. winter squash grows on very gets its name due to the bulbils comment or ask a question of The seed is used as feed for long, trailing vines. The large that form on top of the leaves. Theresa Friday email her at cattle and chicken, but if eaten leaves are lobed with branch- The bulbils are like “little [email protected] or in considerable quantity, dry ing tendrils. The flowers are bulbs” and when the plant goes call her at (850) 623-3868 seeds may cause poisoning. yellow and pollination is done Sword bean is grown by bees. primarily as an ornamental in Calabaza is round in shape the U.S. It is used as a climber and varies in size. It can be as on fences and houses. This large as a watermelon or as KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. Back to School with Us On! For Terrific Cooling Service 939-3325 Summer Styles On Sale So much to choose from ...Why shop anywhere else? www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com CERTIFIED Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. TECHNICIANS Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) M F 10 AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM (850) Ready to Serve You! 934-00492

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