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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 5, 2009 Gulf Breeze motorcyclist Dynamic duo delivers for Dolphins dies in collision Powers, Crowell form BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News [email protected] backbone of VB squad

A two-vehicle collision in BY JASON THOMPSON Dolphins, 22-2 as of press time, Navarre on Monday claimed Gulf Breeze News took on Panama City the life of a Gulf Breeze man. [email protected] Rutherford in a regional quarter- Richard Lacquement, 64, final match Wednesday night. died after his Honda motorcycle here have been some A win would put GBHS in was hit by a Chevrolet Tahoe athletic tandems that the regional semifinals, their driven by Anne Hamby, 18, of are synonymous with first since 2004. Navarre. The crash occurred at T one another: Montana “Winning districts, playing See CRASHES, Page 2A and Rice, Stockton and Malone Washington at the level we’re and – at least for a time – Shaq capable, it brought our confi- and Kobe, to name a few. dence up,” said Crowell, who While Gulf Breeze High vol- led the team – and the area – in WEEKEND leyball standouts Tristan kills with 257 heading into Weather Powers and Jasmine Crowell postseason play. The pair has traveled many THURSDAY 11/05 might not be as rich and famous, they do have some- miles in life before landing in Mostly Sunny thing in common with the Gulf Breeze. Jasmine, the lone high 74O aforementioned professional daughter of Denise Crowell, O was born in Winter Haven and, low 51 stars. Together, they are the backbone of their respective for a time, lived in England before moving to Gulf Breeze FRIDAY team and have won champi- 11/06 onship hardware. in the sixth grade. Partly Cloudy Those pro tandems have Jasmine was a cheerleader before trying out for volleyball high 70O since gone their separate ways, but Powers and Crowell remain for the first time – just four low 54O together and are hoping to land See DUO, Page 5A even more hardware. SATURDAY 11/07 Sue Violette/athletesfeatphotography.com Steve Violette/athletesfeatphotography.com Their Lady Dolphins won the Related inside Partly Cloudy Senior Tristan Powers led the area with 633 Junior Jasmine Crowell led the area with District 1-4A championship last ■ Lady Dolphins dethrone O Thursday with a 3-0 win over Washington to win district high 72 assists and added 123 digs and 27 kills to 257 kills and has more than 30 college help power GBHS to the district crown. programs interested in her future services. Washington. The Lady championship, 1C low 58O

SUNDAY 11/08 Partly Cloudy Council ponders O Veterans Day activities planned; high 75 low 65O new SSRUS local nursing home gets new flag board positions Residents of Gulf BY JOE CULPEPPER Breeze and South ■ Action was tabled on two INSIDE Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa County [email protected] nominees pending more information will pause next week Crossword puzzle 3B to observe Veterans Day and respectfully honor the The Gulf BY VICI PAPAJOHN Classifieds 3D men and women who serve or have served in the Breeze City U.S. military to defend our country’s freedom. Gulf Breeze News Community 3-8A Council on [email protected] On Monday, Nov. 9 at 11 a.m., officials from Entertainment 2B Oct. 19 American Legion Post 378 in Gulf Breeze will retire approved a rate increase for utility customers Felonies 2A the aging United States flag at Bay Breeze Nursing of South Santa Rosa Utilities Services Island News 1D and Retirement Center at 3375 Gulf Breeze (SSRUS) while at the same time directing Obituaries 7A Parkway. A new flag will be donated to the facility. staff to implement a budgeting and organiza- Opinion 6A On Tuesday, Nov. 10, Gulf Breeze High School tional analysis “White Paper.” Sports 1-8C students will commemorate Veterans Day with an On Nov. 2, council directed staff to include Talk of the Town 4A assembly program sponsored by Rho Kappa, the the SSRUS board in the analysis. According “Mailing Statement social studies honor society at the school. The third- to City Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy, the util- period event for social studies classes will honor ity’s budget process, allocation of costs and on Editorial Page” GBHS faculty military veterans and include the ded- the SSRUS organizational structure will all be FOUR SECTIONS ication of an engraved commemorative brick. Photos and graphic illustration by Nick Noyes/Gulf Breeze News analyzed and studied. VOL. 8, NO. 45 On Wednesday, Nov. 11, the county will stage its Mike Esmond (lower left) raises a new American flag at the “We’ve had considerable discussions of NOVEMBER 5, 2009 annual Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony in Courtyard Retirement Facility after Jason Castrodad (top) and See COUNCIL, Page 2A See VETERANS, Page 3A John Clark of Midway Fire District repair the flag pulley. home! your Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 A November 5, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Organizer hopes to Thursday, Update & Flood snag Beck Mitigation Plan public November 5 presentation 6 p.m., Santa Rosa County Local County Administrative BY PAM BRANNON Mitigation Strategy Meeting Center, 6495 Caroline Gulf Breeze News 1:30 p.m., Conference Room, Street, Milton [email protected] 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Midway Fire District Milton Commission 7 p.m., Retired U.S. Navy veteran Santa Rosa County Zoning Station 35 Head-quar- Geoff Ross hopes to bring Fox Board of Adjustments 5:30 ters, 3022 College News Channel commentator p.m., County Administrative Parkway, Gulf Breeze Glenn Beck to the Panhandle Center, 6495 Caroline Street, next March — if he can get Milton Wednesday, enough pledges to cover the cost. Gulf Breeze Beautification Ross is plan- Committee 6:30 p.m., Gulf November 11 ning the event to Breeze City Hall, 1070 Santa Rosa County be held at the Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Tourist Development Emerald Coast South End Committee 9 a.m., Conference Steve Clark/Special to Gulf Breeze News Monday, November 9 Visitors Center, 8543 Navarre Center in Fort Rescuers Mike Yeager (left) and Lt. Lou Jones of Midway Fire District work to extricate Jerry Parkway, Navarre Santa Rosa County Walton Beach on Miller, 80, of Pensacola from a GMC van after it was involved in a two-vehicle crash Monday City of Gulf Breeze night on westbound U.S. Highway 98 and Sanibel Lane just east of Gulf Breeze. The van Commission Committee 9 Executive Committee 6:30 Beck March 20, 2010. a.m., County Administrative He is billing it as was hit by a truck driven by Adam Gary, 17, of Gulf Breeze. Both drivers were hurt and p.m., City Hall, 1070 Shoreline taken to local hospitals. Charges were pending Tuesday. Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Drive, Gulf Breeze his “Pro Capitalism Pro Milton Democracy Rally.” Santa Rosa County Flood “I have a contract on my CRASHES: 2 hurt in Sanibel/98 accident Mitigation Plan Task Force 1 Thursday, desk to sign to bring him here, p.m., Visitors Center, 8543 November 12 and I have 1,020 tickets already Continued from page 1A All charges were pending, the driver’s side of Miller’s van, Navarre Parkway, Navarre printed,” Ross said Monday. Santa Rosa County according to the FHP report. and the impact sent the van Commission Reg- “Of those, I have 153 pledged ■ approximately 5:30 p.m. on Approximately an hour across the eastbound lanes of Tuesday, November 10 ular/Reorganization Meeting so far, so I need 867 more peo- later, a Pensacola man was crit- U.S. 98 before it came to rest on State Road 87 at the East Bay Santa Rosa County Local 9 a.m., Administrative Center, ple to say they will buy a ticket ically injured and a Gulf Breeze the shoulder. Boulevard intersection. Mitigation Strategy Plan 6495 Caroline Street, Milton and come to the rally. Then I According to the Florida teenager sustained serious Miller was extricated from will sign that contract.” Highway Patrol, Lacquement injuries Monday evening in a the vehicle by responders from Since 2005, Beck has toured was traveling south on State violent two-vehicle crash at Midway Fire District and trans- American cities twice a year, Road 87 when northbound U.S. Highway 98 and Sanibel ported to a local hospital via Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report presenting a one-man stage Hamby turned into the path of Lane just east of Gulf Breeze. Life Flight. Gary was transport- Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. show. His stage productions are the approaching motorcycle. Jerry Miller, 80, of Pensacola ed to a hospital via ambulance. Breeze, fraud. a mix of stand-up comedy and Witnesses said both drivers had was exiting Sanibel Lane south- Charges were pending as the Felonies Tooley Sr., Charles inspirational speaking. green lights at the time of the bound in a 2000 GMC van FHP continued its investigation Richard, W/M, 51, 8200 block Tickets are priced from $50 collision. when he failed to yield to west- Tuesday. Both sides of U.S. 98 10/27/2009 of Branch Avenue, Navarre, to $500. To learn more, contact Lacquement wore a helmet bound driver Adam Gary, 17, of were closed for more than an Kennedy, Christopher fugitive from justice. Ross via e-mail at: during the crash but died at the Gulf Breeze. Gary’s 1999 hour as the wreckage was Daniel, W/M, 37, 2200 block of 11/2/2009 [email protected]. scene. Chevrolet truck slammed into cleared. Paloma Street, Navarre, bur- glary, larceny and damage of Lacy Jr., Thomas Lee, W/M, property. 23, 3600 block of Red Snapper Kennedy, Jason Chelsey, Court, Gulf Breeze, littering over 500 pounds. COUNCIL: W/M, 33, 2100 block of Council Two spots will be from 32563 zip code Moulton, Danny Guy, W/M, Grove Drive, Navarre, battery. 40, 5800 block of Capitol Drive, Russ Silver challenged the volunteers working for you.” Mike Robertson asked the Rodgers, Anthony Nelson, Continued from page 1A Gulf Breeze, fugitive from justice. council and angrily asked, “Is “I think what you will find if council to consider inviting a W/M, 21, 200 block of Patterson, Brian Wesley, this how you choose board you look at the members on the representative to serve on the Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, this subject among staff, W/M, 36, 1800 block of Sundown members? You find friends, SSRUS board is a group of very SSRUS board from the United sexual assault. SSRUS Board members and cit- Drive, Navarre, larceny. izens over the past few days,” people that agree with you? Do knowledgeable people who are Peninsula Association. 10/28/2009 Eddy said. “We’d like to see the they have to pass your test?” volunteering,” Fulford replied. Council indicated that they Grange, Charles Lloyd, DUIs Board involved in the examina- “I would “They have a lot of utility expe- were not interested in appoint- W/M, 54, 2800 block of encourage anyone rience. That is why we ask for a ing any one group to the SSRUS tion of the utility, not just staff.” Winners Circle Drive, Navarre, 10/31/2009 concerned with resume.” board, and were not inclined to Council also considered two production of marijuana. Bees, Darlene Sue, W/F, 46, any kind of deals “I am on this board as a rep- allow any one group to have a additional nominations to the Hodge, Virginia Lauren, 1900 block of Resort Street, to sit in our every resentative of council,” Fulford designee as the board is to rep- Board but tabled their votes W/F, 43, 6700 block of Navarre, DUI. council meeting said. Zimmern also serves on resent all of the users. pending receipt of expanded Flintwood Street, Navarre, Branson, Joseph Alan, W/M, and SSRUS board the SSRUS board as a non-vot- ■ resume information. fraud. 24, 1100 block of Redwood meeting,” Morris ing member. During the council meeting, “I really don’t want to vote Singstock, David Lane, Gulf Breeze, DUI. Councilman Dana Both of the positions being council also: until we see complete resumes Alexander, W/M, 21, 8400 Garay, Christina Rose, W/F, Morris said. “This idea that there added to the board will be filled ■ Declared November and meet these candidates,” block of Verano Street, 30, 5800 block of Capitol Drive, is some grand conspiracy or with residents of the 32563 area. Veterans and Emerald Coast Councilman Dick Fulford said. Navarre, violation of probation. Gulf Breeze, DUI. some kind of a scheme or design The ordinance that formed the Honor Flight Month; Mayor Beverly Zimmern 10/29/2009 11/1/2009 is just unconscionable. Just board allowed for not less than 3 ■ Approved the purchase of agreed with Fulford and said she Shumate, William Wade, Desrosiers II, Joseph wanted to see resumes before attend regularly, and you will members, and no more than equipment for SSRUS not to W/M, 19, 1600 block of Llani Claude Jean, W/M, 20, 1700 any appointment.” see a group of very committed nine. exceed $149,000; Lane, Gulf Breeze, violation of block of Fuller Drive, Gulf ■ Discussed changing the Breeze, DUI. City of Gulf Breeze Request for Proposals ordinance to allow front yard probation. 10/30/2009 11/2/2009 for Automated License Plate Recognition Solution for Gulf Breeze Police fencing. Marraffino, Melinda Anne, Frost, Joann Lydia, W/F, Invitation to Proponents: o Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) Systems W/F, 32, 1800 block of 57, 8500 block of Wilburn This Request for Proposals ("RFP") is an invitation to and Back Office Rated Criteria Requirements prospective proponents to submit proposals for the provi- o Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) Systems Anderson Avenue, Gulf Cove, Navarre, DUI. sion of one (1) Automated License Plate Recognition and Back Office System Rated Technical Requirements Gulf Breeze Police Report (ALPR) systems, including cameras, ALPR processing o ALPR System Configuration Information provided by Gulf Breeze equipment, related cabling, and back office data manage- o Related Maintenance and Technical Support Services Emergency Reports Police Department ment software as well as installation thereof and associat- Requirements Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District ed training for the Gulf Breeze Police, as further described in Part 2 - The Deliverables (the "Deliverables"). In order to be considered, the City of Gulf Breeze must receive proposals in response to this RFP, no later than Lt. Rick Hawthorne of the Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue THE DELIVERABLES 11:00:00 AM, Central Time, November 13, 2009. Proposals Gulf Breeze Police Department The City requires: must be clearly marked "ALPR for Gulf Breeze Police" on reported these incidents For the week of Oct. 24 the outside of the mailer. Responses must be delivered to between Oct. 13 and Nov. 2: through Oct. 30, Gulf Breeze Fire The Gulf Breeze Police Department requires automated Gulf Breeze Police Department, 311 Fairpoint Drive, Gulf & Rescue was called for 19 license plate recognition scanning technology to effectively Breeze, FL 32561. ■ On Tuesday, Oct. 13, a capture, recognize and match vehicle plate images to Hot emergencies. These incidents Lists created by the GBPD. The GBPD is looking for an All inquiries regarding aspects of this RFP that have not Soundview Trail resident reported included 7 medical calls, 4 motor ALPR solution consisting of multiple cameras capturing been addressed in this RFP should be emailed to Peter that a small amount of cash was vehicle accidents, 2 activated plate images to the front and to the rear of the police vehi- Paulding at email: [email protected] no later taken from an unlocked car. alarms, 1 vehicle fire, 1 haz- cle. The front and rear facing cameras are to capture vehi- than 4:00:00 PM (Central Time), Nov. 10, 2009. ardous materials situation, 1 through Oct. 29, Midway Fire ■ On Friday, Oct. 16, Eagle cle plates that enter the line of sight across multiple lanes water rescue and 3 dispatched District was called for 48 emer- of traffic. The ALPR must be capable of operating in all REJECTION Electric reported that a tandem and canceled en route. gencies. These incidents includ- lighting conditions encountered in a 24/7 law enforcement wheel trailer valued at $1,500 The vehicle accidents occurred ed 1 brush fire, 28 medical, 5 operation environment. In evaluating each Request for Proposal, the City will con- was taken from behind their busi- motor vehicle accidents without sider all information that the City deems relevant for award- at 201 Gulf Breeze Parkway, on ness at the intersection of Gulf Pensacola Bay Bridge, at 1100 injuries, 3 motor vehicle acci- Deployment of this technology will be on (i) high speed ing the contract including, without limiting the generality of Breeze Parkway and Northcliff dents with injuries, 1 gas leak multi lane highways with traffic traveling in the same direc- the foregoing: price, ability to perform, experience and past Gulf Breeze Parkway and 1135 tion; (ii) high speed multi lane highways without center bar- performance. With regards to any bids or proposals sub- Drive. The trailer was blue. Gulf Breeze Parkway. outside a residence, 1 public service call, 4 false fire alarms rier with traffic traveling in opposing directions; (iii) multi mitted in response hereto, the City reserves the right to ■ On Monday, Oct. 19, police The water rescue call was dis- lane city streets; (iv) safety lanes; and (v) parking lots. The waive any errors, omissions, irregularities, and deviations patched on Thursday, Oct. 29, at and 5 canceled en route. camera configuration should be capable of scanning multi- from specifications if the City determines that such action responded to a report that an Midway Fire Professional individual threw a paver brick at a 2:19 p.m. in Pensacola Bay. A ple lanes from both the front and the rear of the police vehi- is in the best interest of the City and/or public health, safe- boater in distress was aided by Firefighters along with other area cle simultaneously. ty and/or welfare. Furthermore, the City may waive any vehicle traveling down Silverthorn fire departments will participate requirement or provision hereof and reserves the right to Road. No one was injured. another boater and refused emergency help. in the annual fire truck pull (for- Vehicles in the State of Florida are assigned only one rear modify the requirements referenced herein, to reject any mally known as the airplane pull) license plate by the Department of Highway Safety and and all bids or proposals, to modify (with the approval of the ■ On Tuesday, Oct. 27, a resi- To learn more about Gulf Motor Vehicles. Florida vehicle plates can be located ran- bidding or proposing party) any bid or proposal, to negoti- dent on Shenandoah Street Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to: at Seville Quarter on Nov. 21. domly on the rear of the vehicle between .03 m and 4.15 m ate with any bidding or proposing party regarding any reported an intruder at 12:45 a.m. www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ The fire truck pull will benefit the above the ground. The City of Gulf Breeze does have a price, term and/or condition, including increasing or Nothing was reported missing. firedept/index.html Pensacola Ronald McDonald very high number of transient vehicles from out of state that decreasing a proposed price and/or scope of the project. House. may also display front license plates. The ALPR solution This Request for Proposal shall not in any manner grant ■ On Thursday, Oct. 29, officers Midway Fire District For more information about shall be capable of working within this range. ALPR will be and not be construed in any manner to grant any rights, responded to a three-vehicle car Midway Fire District, log on to installed in covert aggressive driving enforcement vehicle benefits or expectations of any manner whatsoever to any crash on the Pensacola Bay For the week of Oct. 23 www.midwayfire.com. and must be installed in an unobtrusive manner in keeping person interested in or contemplating submitting a bid pro- Bridge at 8:15 p.m. The accident with the design of the enforcement vehicle. The vehicle for posal in response hereto. The final terms and conditions of installation of the ALPR is a 2009 Chevrolet Silverado crew the project or contract contemplated herein may be negoti- remains under investigation. Eric cab pickup truck with a toolbox mounted in the truck bed. ated between the City and any prospective bidder and the Wetzel, 23 of Dothan, Ala., Jason Yes! I want Gulf City shall not be required to accept any particular bid or Bardwell, 26, of Gulf Breeze and The Proponent's response must fully describe the vehicle proposal or negotiate with any particular responsive bidder Larry Lamont, 53, of Gulf Breeze Breeze News camera configuration believed to address the above notwithstanding perceived favorable provisions of price, were traveling in separate vehi- requirements. time of performance, experience, quality of service, etc., cles. All were treated for their mailed to my contained in a responsive bid or proposal. The City injuries at area hospitals. Mandatory Requirements: reserves the right to negotiate a proposal in the best inter- home for just est of the City which may include adding or deleting terms ■ $ Each proposal must include: and conditions from those specified herein and/or from 30 per year o Form of Offer and Cost those bid upon by a responsive bidder or contained in a To report a crime to offer infor- o Specification and Confirmation of Automated License responsive bidder's bid or proposal. mation on these or other inci- Call (850) 932-8986 to subscribe or visit Plate Recognition (ALPR) Systems and Back Office dents, call the Gulf Breeze Police System Technical Requirements RFP for contract # 2010-ARRC-SANT-4-W7-022 Legal # 0510 www.gulfbreezenews.com. Major credit cards welcomed. Department at 934-5121.

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Sensory sensitive movie showing caters to special-needs youth

Gulf Breeze Cinemas 8 on around, shout, sing or dance. Democrats will hold a public is invited to attend. at 6 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze SGA hosts book swap Crane Cove Boulevard in Gulf It’s the first in a serious of Navarre/Gulf Breeze-area Pot- To learn more, call Jim Recreation Center on Shoreline Breeze will offer a special sen- sensory sensitive movies Luck Dinner Meeting on Rockett at 934-3235 or Seegar Drive. The Gulf Breeze High School sory sensitive screening of the planned for the first Saturday of Tuesday, Nov. 10 at Holley by Swanson at 936-8704. Revell will discuss holistic Student Government movie ‘Astro Boy’at 10 a.m. each month at Breeze Cinemas the Sea Recreation Center, 6845 health and diet problems and Association (SGA) will sponsor Saturday, Nov. 7. 8, one of only four theatres in Navarre Parkway. Dog Lovers to meet solutions. She currently is a part at book swap to promote litera- The movie will be shown at Florida to offer the opportunity. The dinner will begin at 6 of Pet Behave Dog Training, cy in Florida on Saturday, Nov. lower volume in a lighted the- To learn more, call 934-3332. p.m. and the program at 7. The Gulf Breeze Dog Lovers which specializes in training 14 from 9 a.m. to noon in the atre to better serve families Attendees will have an opportu- Association will present a pro- and consulting of dogs. GBHS cafeteria. Admission is affected by autism and other Democrats plan pot-luck nity to “sound off” and discuss gram featuring Debbie Revell, a The public is invited, and $3, and patrons are invited to disabilities. Audience members local, state and national issues licensed consultant for dog there will be no admission bring books they wish to swap will be welcome to get up, roam Santa Rosa County of concern to all citizens. The owners, on Wednesday, Nov. 11 charged. with others. VETERANS: South End’s major ceremony planned for Navarre Park

Continued from page 1A bers are veterans,” Parker con- Force Col. Albert M. Elton II, Kristen tinued. “We have faculty mem- Commander of the First Marks Milton. The parade begins at bers who were deployed during Operations Group at Hurlburt 9:30 a.m. at Milton High School the Vietnam War and Operation Field, a proclamation by County and will end at the Santa Rosa Desert Storm. Among our fac- Commissioner Gordon Goodin, Free Estate Planning and County Veterans Plaza at 5178 ulty and staff, the Army, Navy, and the laying of several wreaths Guardian Reports available at Willing Street. The ceremony Air Force and Marines are all by various organizations. www.MyPinkLawyer.com will follow at 11 a.m. in front of represented. Living in a com- In Gulf Breeze, members of the Plaza. munity that is so affected by the the GBHS softball boosters club (850) 298-8877 At the same time, American military, a Veterans Day assem- and players will be selling Legion Post 382 in Mary Esther bly seemed like a fitting way to American flag lapel pins in front and Veterans of Foreign Wars honor the sacrifice of so many of businesses in the Sea Shell (VFW) Post 382 in Navarre will of our friends and family.” Collections Shopping Center. jointly host the South Santa On Wednesday, Santa Rosa Half of the proceeds from each Rosa County Veterans Day County residents are encour- $10 purchase will go toward Program at Navarre Park. The aged to attend the 2009 Veterans purchasing U.S. flags to place ceremony will begin promptly Day Parade and Ceremony in on the graves of veterans. at 11 a.m. Milton. Marine Col. Chris The girls also will be collect- Veterans Day originally was Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Holzworth will serve as both the ing old cell phones, which will known as Armistice Day and is The Gulf Breeze Middle School Junior Optimist Club donated parade grand marshal and cere- provide calling cards for troops ni d nd id observed on the anniversary of a U te States flag a state of Flor a flag to the school mony guest speaker. The day’s in combat zones. M nd nin n .P i i in in i n the symbolic end of World War o ay mor g o ITV art c pat g the occas o were, events will conclude with a The annual Pensacola Beach : in i i i d nd n n I. Major hostilities of that war from left Taylor Her g, Ab ga l Fr e la , spo sor Do Ruth, d n i n CC in P in i i d C Veterans Day Picnic hosted by Elk’s Lodge Veterans Day ended on the 11th hour of the Jor a Krchgess er, Haml , r c pal R char obb, Santa Rosa County 4-H, also at Parade will be Wednesday, Nov. and Annemarie Schultz. The flags will be displayed in the 11th day of the 11th month in Veterans Memorial Plaza. 11 at 11 a.m. The parade route GBMS cafeteria. 1918. That war resulted in 20 In Navarre at 11 a.m., the starts at the Marriott Springhill million casualties. raised that flag a few minutes after students learned that South End’s largest Veterans Suites and ends at Casino Beach “Veterans Day is a solemn later, and the sun suddenly came Laquita Stover, a secretary in Day commemorative event will parking lot, where there will be day of commemoration,” said out. It was amazing – Divine Student Services at GBHS, has a feature comments from Air speakers and refreshments. Bud Freeman, Commander of Intervention, I’d say.” son deployed in Afghanistan. American Legion Post 378 in Next Tuesday’s assembly “We felt the GBHS family Gulf Breeze. “The only way this program at GBHS will honor needed to find a way to honor country has stayed free is that eight faculty members who are and support his efforts,” said our military has kept it free. veterans – Ken Armitage, Scott Rho Kappa co-sponsor Amy They deserve our respect.” Cole, Clay King, Bobby Parrish, Parker, whose father was an Air Freeman and Legion Post Stephen Stanquist, Pierce Force fighter pilot for more than 378 got an early start on honor- Taylor, Keith Wise and Bobby 25 years. ing local veterans by recently Young. Guest speaker will be “From that idea, a survey was donating a new American flag to retired U.S. Army member developed by Rho Kappa mem- the Courtyard Retirement Home Jason Crawford. Rho Kappa bers to gauge the impact of the in Gulf Breeze. Post purchased a brick to be placed at military on GBHS faculty and Americanism Committee the front of the school that is staff. We learned that nearly Chairman Mike Esmond of Gulf engraved with: “Rho Kappa every teacher and staff member Breeze noticed the flagpole at honors our Faculty Veterans. has a relative who has served in the Courtyard did not have a Each of you embody hope, sac- the Armed Forces. flag and found that the pulley rifice, and honor. 11/11/2009.” “We further learned that eight mechanism was broken. The assembly was planned teachers and three staff mem- Esmond arranged with Midway Fire District to bring its ladder truck and repair the pulley and replace the rope. Courtyard res- idents, including some veterans, 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 watched proudly as a new flag was dedicated and hoisted. Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday Those in attendance recited the Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am Pledge of Allegiance. “There were some real big School raindrops falling as the firemen , VPK, Pre-K and Early Grades pulled the rope through the new Enrolling now for the 2009-10 School Year pulley,” said Esmond, who served Small Classes! Great Staff! in the U.S. Army in Vietnam. “We 932--3263 Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org BOB SIKES TOLL BRIDGE Annual Pass Renewal Begins

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Awareness Raffle rakes in about $1,200 FIREMAN If you see someone pedaling your thoughtfulness. around Gulf Breeze on a shiny To honor a person or group, new pink bicycle during the presents... or to offer a memorial, please Termite & Pest Control holidays, it might just be local pick up a form from the “To The Rescue Since 1977” resident Booth Iburg. Auxiliary office at the hospital, Iburg was among a number of the complete and either return to Gulf Breeze of lucky people who won alk own the Hospital Auxiliary Office or T TBy Betty Archer Allen 932-9288 ! prizes last week during the [email protected] mail to the Gulf Breeze Women’s Center Cancer Hospital Auxiliary, 1110 Gulf Awareness Raffle at Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Breeze Hospital. She won the FL 32561. bicycle and a gift basket during The Tree Lighting Ceremony an awareness event for breast is Thursday, Dec. 3 at 5:30 p.m. cancer prevention and care. at the lobby entrance of the Sharon Sims and Corine of hospital. Refreshments will Gulf Breeze Apothecary dis- follow the ceremony. tributed pink baskets filled with goodies to businesses around Santa Rosa Shores Gulf Breeze, raising $361 Homeowners toward the raffle’s ultimate draw of $1,194. The funds will Darlene and Don Richards pay for mammograms for unin- were surprised with a Nina Fritz sured women who otherwise watercolor of Pensacola Beach could not afford them. and other expressions of appreci- Other basket winners includ- ation by the Board of Directors of ed Dr. Stephen Zieman, Santa Rosa Shores Homeowners Averette Mull, Tanya Association during the quarterly Raynsford, Amy Lorenger, meeting last Saturday at Tiger Rosemarie Kelly, Mena Phelps, Point Country Club. Karen Holtgrewe and Sandy Don has served as President Korach. Lisa Elbert won a bag of the organization for the past of pink Hershey’s Kisses. three years. Under his leader- The Employee Foundation ship, membership has grown to Raffle raised $281.25 that will 275 members strong, the high- be used to purchase turkeys to est in its history. supplement the annual food Darlene has served as three drive for Angel Tree recipients. different committee chairs dur- ing the same timeframe. Gulf Coast Friends In January, Don will take on Craft Fair Denise Lukas/Gulf Breeze News the role as Past President, and Booth Iburg was a double winner during the Gulf Breeze both he and Darlene will The Gulf Coast Friends Craft Women’s Center Cancer Awareness Raffle. She won a remain committed to SRSH. Fair will be held Thursday, Nov. sleek, new bicycle and a precious gift basket. 12 at New World Landing in Pensacola Beach Pensacola. Doors open at 9 a.m. Auxiliary gift shop is full of (and close down) this very spe- Woman’s Club with lunch served at 11:30 a.m. gifts and decorations. Many cial occasion. “We invite the Shopping will continue after items are limited in availability, public to let our store be your The Pensacola Beach lunch from 1 to 3 p.m., and free so it is suggested you shop first stop in your holiday shop- Woman’s Club October lunch- admission will be offered to the early for the best selection. ping,” Auxiliary Gift Shop eon brought out many witches public to the Craft Fair for shop- There are gifts for “him,” Manager Alice Lane said. and goblins. ping only. The theme for this “her,” the “kitchen,” the “Remember, all our profits ben- The guest speaker was year’s Fair No. 19 is “An Old- “home,” the “sport” and more. efit our hospital.” Pensacola Beach local Cas Fashioned Christmas.” To pur- A large selection of the ever- The Tree of Light holds a Dunlap, a retired Circuit Court chase tickets, call Ann Seager at popular fragrance bowls just special meaning for members of Judge from Dallas, Texas. He 934-8247 or Barbara Borik at came in, as well as many addi- the Gulf Breeze Hospital family is a self-published author of six 934-9485. Tickets are $25; you tions to the popular “Coastal and the community. Each light books, two books of a collec- can buy a table or just a seat. Seashell” collections. honors an individual or group tion of short stories, and several The Auxiliary’s 1st Annual that supports the Gulf Breeze literary reviews. One of his Gulf Breeze Holiday Preview and Cookies Hospital Auxiliary. For a mini- books, ‘Southern Lights,’ is a Hospital Auxiliary Tasting event was a big suc- mum donation of $5, your light mystery that takes place on cess. On Oct. 19, many new will shine on the Tree of Light Pensacola Beach. The Gulf Breeze Hospital shoppers stopped by the fully- in recognition of the person or The Nov. 19 luncheon will Auxiliary invites you to join stocked lobby and store. Sales group you choose. be a pot-luck at the Pensacola Joe Culpepper them in celebrating the holiday were brisk, and the revenues During the holidays, your Beach Community Church season by shopping at its gift brought in for the evening were light tells them you are think- starting with a social at 10:30 Thursdays shop and by recognizing your twice as high as anticipated. ing of them in a very special a.m. All members and guests friends and loved ones with a Jan Peterson chaired the event, way. Their names will appear are asked to bring non-perish- 8:38 a.m. light on the 2009 Tree of Light. and the cookie bakers and in the Book of Honor displayed able food items to be donated From now until Christmas, many of the volunteers gave in the hospital lobby, and a card to Manna Food Bank. Call www.newsradio1620.com the Gulf Breeze Hospital the extra hours to get ready will be sent notifying them of 934-0553 to learn more. Luck has nothing to do with it. 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BY PAM BRANNON nant women. County health department Gulf Breeze News “When we receive an addi- officials told the county com- 25.99 17.99 [email protected] tional supply of nasal mist, we mission two weeks ago they will finish with the first round to were planning to go into the Grey Goose Vodka Svedka Vodka About 200 doses of the H1N1 pre-Ks and day cares. Then we high schools, also, and vacci- Original, L’Orange, Le Citron, flu nasal mist vaccine have been will return to all those facilities nate students for H1N1. or Le Poire, 750-ml 1.75-L administered to public school in about 28 days to give the sec- “We don’t know when we pre-K students as well as to some ond round,” Stilphen said. will be able to go into the high private day care students in Santa “Children under the age of 10 schools to give the vaccinations Rosa County since Oct. 15. need two doses about a month now,” Stilphen said Tuesday. “It Deborah Stilphen, apart to be fully protected.” will depend on how much vac- Administrative Assistant at the As of Monday, Gulf Breeze cine we get and which type of 32.99 12 .99 Santa Rosa County Health Elementary and Oriole Beach vaccine we get — the injectable Ketel One Vodka Burnett’s Department, said another 332 Elementary schools had not or mist.” Vodka injected vaccinations have been received any of the nasal mist The health department last 1.75-L administered since Oct. 19 to vaccinations yet. St. Ann’s week provided free pertussis 1.75-L federally identified priority Discovery School day care in shots to students at Gulf Breeze groups such as firefighters, Gulf Breeze did receive 20 doses High who chose to get the vac- emergency workers and preg- last week for their first round. cination.

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON 2008 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ Honorable Mention - Sports ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup Would you pay $500 to meet Fox News Channel commentator Glenn Beck? CO-PUBLISHERS : Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR: Joe Culpepper SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson OFFICE MANAGER: Karen Murphy Improving Beach won’t be easy GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: Pensacola Beach needs complex on Pensacola Beach, Denise Lukas improving. It’s not enough that on the site of the Gulfside Nick Noyes Pensacola Beach has the Pavilion. That is the site of the “I wouldn’t pay that much. No.” CONTRIBUTORS: world’s most beautiful, sugar previous Pensacola Beach Robert Carlson Betty Archer Allen white beaches and crystal clear attraction, The Casino. Gulf Breeze Bette Boyle emerald green waters. No sir. It Another proposal, by Pam Brannon is an item on the Santa Rosa Pensacola architects Quina Scott Page Island Authority’s “to do” list. Gruendhofer, recommended Chuck Randle Something should be done. building retail/dining/entertain- Something must be done. We ment complexes to hide a new cannot let Pensacola Beach stay around boardwalk to give visi- other by various interests. parking garage in the Casino as it is, in such an obvious state tors an interesting walking path What is going to make Beach parking lot. Member: of Needing Improvement. to shops and restaurants. Some Pensacola Beach better? Can it Both projects would spread Florida Press Association There are those that want to say such a boardwalk would begin to attract clientele from the demand for parking among add parking. There are those ruin the Pensacola Beach expe- the right side of the tracks? two or three different parking National Newspaper Assn. that want to reduce the need for rience. Right now, Pensacola Beach areas, alleviating the burden on Gulf Breeze Area Chamber parking. Residents want quiet. has a 30-year old retail, dining the Quietwater parking lot. of Commerce (“2003 Small There are those that want Businesses want customers. and entertainment complex that Those proposals sit, gather- Business of the Year”) more hotels and attractions. The Island Authority wants rev- attracts more cars than there are ing dust, while the new plan- “Probably not. I’m not a very star-struck person.” Pensacola Beach Chamber There are those that oppose the enue. parking spaces. ners study What Can Be Done. building of another building The county wants property A recent proposal by island They have a big job ahead of Lynn Dukes of Commerce that will take away from the tax. resident Chris Shearman rec- them, improving on what is Gulf Breeze Pensacola Chamber natural attraction, the beach. Pensacola Beach is being ommended building another very close to perfection right of Commerce Some say we need a wrap- tugged from one end to the shopping/dining/entertainment now. Navarre Tourist Development Council Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce Sex offenders must follow county reporting protocol The Santa Rosa County ■ If attending school, they LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Sheriff’s Office has arrested 10 must report that information to News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a sex offenders since Sept. 14, the Sheriff’s Office in person letter to fit space available. We 2009 for violating the registra- within 48 hours. do not accept letters containing tion requirements in the State ■ They must report any a personal attack on any indi- of Florida. Two of the individ- electronic mail address or “No. I like him, but no.” vidual. Letters must be limited uals arrested were out-of-state instant message name prior to Megan Jowers to one per month from an indi- convicted sexual offenders who using such and provide all Gulf Breeze vidual writer. If we receive form had been residing in Santa Rosa updates through the online sys- letters, we will print only the first County and failed to register in tem provided by the Florida one we receive. Include your the State of Florida. dar year and which is not the or school address as a tempo- Department of Law name, address and daytime The Sheriff’s Office warns offender’s permanent address. rary address within 48 hours in Enforcement. phone number. all convicted sex offenders ■ Must report to the driver’s person to the Sheriff’s Office The telephone number for CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze from other states who have not license office to obtain a valid and maintain a valid Florida Offender Registration at the News is committed to accuracy registered in the State of Florida driver’s license or iden- driver’s license or identification Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s and wants to hear from you if we Florida to immediately report to tification card within 48 hours card. Office is (850) 983-1148 or need to make a correction or the Sheriff’s Office and regis- after such change in permanent ■ If an offender decides to (850) 983-1227. The public is clarification. Please email us ter. All offenders should contact or temporary residence. move out of state, he/she must encouraged to sign up on line at [email protected] the Santa Rosa County ■ Reporting in person for report in person to the Sheriff’s to receive e-mail alerts of regis- with the subject line Sheriff’s Office if they are not registration during their desig- Office within 48 hours prior to tered sex offenders living in CORRECTION or sure whether they are required nated registration month. If the leaving. If the offender later their neighborhood by going to CLARIFICATION. Or, call to register in the State of offender reports a day late, decides to remain in Florida (850) 932-8986 during the Sheriff’s Office Web site at “I can’t think of anyone I would office hours and ask for Florida. The Sheriff’s Office he/she could be charged with and does not report back to the www.santarosasheriff.org and pay $500 to meet.” news or sports departments. warns convicted sex offenders failing to register during their Sheriff’s Office within 48 hours click on the link “Sign-Up For Brian Lowman ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze if they violate the registration required registration month. to notify of their intention to Florida Offender Alert System” Navarre News will not be responsible for requirements in the State of Registration is open Monday remain in Florida, they can be or visit the Florida Department quality or discoloration in ads Florida, they can be arrested through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 arrested and charged with a of Law Enforcement’s Web site provided by the advertiser or its and prosecuted. Registration p.m. second degree felony. at www..floridaoffenderalert. agents. violations are at a minimum a ■ If an offender lives in ■ If employed, carrying on a com to sign up for the alerts. third degree felony. another state but works or vocation, a student or become a They are also encouraged to Gulf Breeze News is published Those requirements include: attends school in Florida, resident of another state, they visit the National Sex Offender weekly on Thursdays for $30 ■ he/she must register their work must also register in that state. per year by Gulf Breeze News Reporting in person to the Public Web site at Publishing, Inc. Periodical Sheriff’s Office within 48 hours www.nsopw.gov if they suspect postage paid at Gulf Breeze, of establishing or maintaining a someone is residing in the Florida. USPS # 021819. residence in the state of CORRECTION county and may be an out-of- Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- Florida. state sex offender. tions. POSTMASTER: Please ■ Reporting any change in They can also contact the send address changes to residence, whether permanent In the Oct. 29 issue of Gulf Breeze News, the sponsor of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s iTenWired Summit on Pensacola Beach was misidentified. The Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box or temporary. A temporary res- Office at (850) 983-1227 or event was sponsored by ITGulfCoast, a non-profit organization “I would if I could afford it.” 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. idence includes a place where linking Internet technology professionals in Northwest Florida. Crimestoppers at 437-STOP Barbara Ramsey All content is copyrighted the offender may stay for five (7867) to report a sex offender 2009. Advertising rates are Gulf Breeze News regrets the error. Pensacola or more days during any calen- available upon request. who may not be in compliance.

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Don’t worry; your pumpkins are safe by me ‘Aging gracefully’ is topic Sacred Heart Hospital’s SENIORSpirit! program will present I had a strange experience the in the black, stinking fume there- a free seminar titled ‘Aging Gracefully: Perfecting Your other day. As I made my daily of, nearest resembling the horri- Posture, Balance and Strength’ on Thursday, Nov. 19, from walk around the neighborhood, I ble Stygian smoke of the pit that noon to 1 p.m. in the Rehabilitation Center at The Club in Gulf plucked a few flowers here and is bottomless.” Breeze. The seminar will be presented by Susan Burke, a there on my rounds. (My neigh- Now there’s a man who really licensed physical therapist with Sacred Heart Health System. bors are quite nice about it; they was against smoking! The seminar will teach attendees how to strengthen their core, don’t seem to mind.) Suddenly, ■ how to have perfect posture, and techniques on keeping one’s as I passed by, a woman called I was out of town and missed balance. As seating is limited, pre-registration is encouraged. To out to me from a nearby porch. out on the most recent local register, please call (850) 416-1620 or 1-877-416-1620. “Hey, what’s the matter with me? event, the Greek Festival, but of Don’t you like me?” really needed a pair of scissors, fall – time for pumpkins, corn course I won’t miss this week- I stopped and said and I was and to walk about taking flowers stalks, gourds . . . that kind of end’s Great Gulf Coast Arts sorry, but I didn’t know why she with scissors would really be a thing. I won’t be plucking any of Festival in Seville Square. I feel was angry. She explained that she bit pushy, don’t you think? those! sure our area is one of the most had long noticed my habit of I guess I was reliving my ■ festive of all cities; it seems that picking a few selected flowers childhood days when people Being a non-smoker myself, as we have something going on from other properties but was would yell at you for picking a are all my kids, even those who every weekend in spring and fall. upset that I had scorned hers. She flower. Give me a few more years were in the service, I probably And they’re almost always com- had two very attractive bushes and I’ll figure out this question: don’t understand the hold smok- pletely free! Drop-In or Call with lots of scarlet flowers at the Why is it wrong to pick flowers ing has on others. In this I might Now let’s keep our fingers No Appointment Necessary entrance to her drive. (I’m sorry, when you’re a kid, but considered be in good company, however. crossed for no rain! Tu-SSat 7:30am-55:00pm Next to Gene’s Flooring but I have to admit I forget the kind of endearing if you’re an old Here’s an interesting quotation ■ 934-33411 2757 Gulf Breeze Pkwy proper name – I am getting old, lady? From now on, I might as from King James 1 of England, Here’s a pleasant little saying you know!) well carry a sweet little basket on written way back in 1604. sent to me by my niece: I explained that I hadn’t ever my arm to put the flowers in, and He described this habit as “A “Money will buy a fine dog, taken one because they had very everyone will just smile and nod custom loathsome to the eye, but only kindness will make him thorny stems and did not snap off as I pass by. hateful to the nose, harmful to the wag his tail.” very easily. I think I would have Well, let’s forget flowers. It’s brain, dangerous to the lungs, and See you next week! Gulf Breeze Caregiver Support Group to meet The Council on Aging of Senior Services’ program will The seminar, presented by West Florida will host a Gulf BRIEFS present a free financial seminar Mainstay Financial Group in Breeze Caregiver Support titled ‘The Final Piece of Pensacola, will teach atten- Group Meeting on Tuesday, Financial Planning: Irrevocable dees about the pros and cons Florida programs designed to Nov. 10. There is no cost, and Funeral Trusts’ on Thursday, on the different ways to pre- reduce stress, increase coping the public is invited. Nov. 12 at the Mainstay pay for funeral expenses, skills, provide strategies for Reservations are not required. Education Center, 2810 East including a brief overview effective management of care The meeting will be held at Cervantes Street, at the corner of the final expense benefits giving tasks and enable care- the Blake of Gulf Breeze, locat- of Cervantes and Perry, in that are available to veter- givers to provide high quality ed at 4410 Gulf Breeze Pensacola, with the choice of ans. care in the home. Parkway, at 6 p.m. The group For more information, call two different sessions on the Registration is required, and meets on the second Tuesday of 432-1475. same topic. seating is limited. each month at the same time and The first session will take To register, call (850) 416- location. County residency is Irrevocable place from 9:30 a.m. to 11 1620 or 1-877-416-1620, not required to attend. Funeral Trusts a.m., and the second session Monday through Friday from 8 The support group is part of will be held from 5:30 p.m. to a.m. to 6 p.m. new Council on Aging of West Sacred Heart Hospital’s 7:30 p.m. OBITUARIES

CHARLES BURGESS ARLEEN JENKINS Rennie was born in Rose Lawn funeral home was 1945-2009 1934-2009 Baltimore, Md., to William and entrusted with arrangements. Minnie Rennie. Phil moved to Offer online condolences, share Charles L. Burgess, 64, of Arleen Jenkins, 76, a former Lady Lake, FL with his wife, Ina, memories and sign the guest- Gulf Breeze died Wednesday, Gulf Breeze resident, passed in 1996. After Ina passed away, book at www.roselawn-fh.com. Oct. 28, 2009. Burgess was away Oct. 24, 2009 in Boca Phil moved to Gulf Breeze to live born April 13, 1945. A memorial Raton. near his son, Michael. LAURA S. WRIGHT service was held Friday, Oct. 30 Born Arleen Finifter on May 4, Rennie served as a marine in 1958-2009 at Rose Lawn Funeral Home. 1933 in the Bronx, N.Y., Arlene the Pacific Theatre during World Express condolences, share grew up and worked in New York War II. For 15 years afterwards, Laura Spraggins Wright, 51, memories and sign the guest- City. In her mid-20s, she moved he worked as a Master Engraver of Pensacola book at www.roselawn-fh.com. to Cincinnati, Ohio where she at Samuel Kirk & Sons in Beach passed met and married George Baltimore. Rennie later worked away at her home ETHEL CHALMERS Jenkins, opened her own adver- for the Maryland Army National on Friday, Oct. 13. 1930-2009 tising agency and started a fam- Guard until his retirement in Wright was ily. In the early 1970s, the fami- 1983. born Jan. 28, 1958 Rennie was a lifelong mem- Ethel May Chalmers, 79, for- ly moved to Dayton, Ohio where in Cleveland, Ohio ber of the Masonic Order. Since merly of Gulf Breeze, died she wrote a column for the to Evelyn and living in Gulf Breeze, he was a Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009 in Las ‘Beavercreek News’ and worked Wright Edward Farage. member of St. Francis of Assisi Vegas, Nev. as a reporter for the ‘Dayton She was preceded Episcopal Church, where he Chalmers was born Jan. 29, Daily News.’ in death by her father, Edward participated in the church’s gar- 1930 in McNary, Ariz., to Minnie In the late 70s, the family Paul Farage; Paul Edward, den club, the “Lay Weeders.” FALL FASHION HARVEST! (Koen) and Maxie moved to Gulf Breeze, where Sheryl Merit, and former hus- Rennie was a very active resi- Loper. She was a she worked for the ‘Sentinel’ band Ricky Spraggins. dent of the Villas in Gulf Breeze Come See What’s in Store... resident of Santa newspaper and also attended Laura is survived by her hus- and leaves behind special Rosa County for Pensacola Junior College, band, Jerry Wright; children, friends Nancy Goodman, Harry So much to choose from ...Why shop anywhere else? more than 40 where she earned a paralegal Sandy and Paul Spraggins; Engelhart and Program Director, www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com years, where she degree. mother, Evelyn Wobser Farage; Amy Read. worked and raised After her husband’s death in brothers, Rockne Farage, Larry Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. He was preceded in death by her two children. 1987, she and her three children Farage and Fred (Mary) Farage; Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) his parents, William and Minnie M F 10 AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM She graduated moved to Boca Raton. Arleen sister, Beth Farage; nieces and (850) Chalmers Rennie; his first wife, Beverly from Pensacola was nationally recognized for nephews Dana, Dominick, 934-00492 Carrick Rennie; his daughter, Junior College and retired from her investigative journalism. She Calvin, Rachel, Tori, Olivia, Rebecca Sue Rennie; his sec- the Santa Rosa County School was an active member of the Maegan, and Chelsea; son, Jay ond wife, Ina Chenoweth Food Service with many years of Democratic Party, League of (Melissa) Wright and their Rennie; sister, Grace Evans; service at Pace High School. Women Voters, National daughters, Melia, Hailie, brothers, Glenn and Bob She was preceded in death Organization for Women and Kamrynn and Katarina and son Rennie. by her husband, George American Sewing Guild; and Michael (Chuck) Wright; brother- Survivors include his children, Chalmers, who died in their Gulf was a talented artist. in-law, Rod Spraggins; and sis- Michael Rennie (Diane), Jeff Breeze home in 1979. Jenkins is survived by her ter-in-law, Rebba (Bill) Storey, all Chenoweth (Beth), Tom Chalmers is survived by her children, Jeff Jenkins of Boca of Georgia. daughter, Wanda (Chalmers) Raton, Mike Jenkins of Delray Chenoweth (Colleen) and Wright worked as a Court Plunk of Las Vegas; her son, Beach, and Jill Jenkins Liberto Warren Chenoweth (Mary Ann); Reporter for Taylor Reporting James Chalmers, of Milton; her of Boca Raton. grandchildren, Todd and Ryan Services, Inc. She also was very sisters, Alberta “Blondie” No funeral service was held. Rennie, Greg and Kayla involved with the youth pro- Allenbrand of Fort Walton Beach Please mail condolences to Chenoweth, Jaime Schuster, grams at the Pensacola and Sylvia “Baby” Amato of the family at 10372 Dorchester Lee and Sara Chenoweth and Annunciation Greek Orthodox Slidell, La.; her aunt, Betty Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33428. Stephen Giguere (Kat). Church. “Bingo” Amos; and grandchildren, The family asks that memorial A memorial Service was held Funeral services were held at George Plunk, Dylan Chalmers donations be made to the at St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal the Annunciation Greek and Cameron Chalmers. Unitarian Universalist Church of Church on Saturday, Oct. 31. His Orthodox Church in Pensacola The family requests that Pensacola, 9888 Pensacola cremains will be interred with on Oct. 28, followed by a burial memorial donations be sent to Boulevard, Pensacola, 32534. those of Ina’s in Reisterstown, service at Bayview Memorial Nathan Adelson Hospice in Las Md., on a date to be determined. Park Cemetery. Waters & Vegas, Nev. PHILIP RENNIE Memorial contributions may Hibbert Funeral was entrusted A Memorial Service was held 1924-2009 be made to the Shiner’s with arrangements. Sunday, Nov. 1 at Rose Lawn Hospitals for Children at Memorial contributions can Funeral Home of Gulf Breeze. Philip Rennie, 85, of Gulf www.shrinershq.org, St. Francis be made to the Glentzethes Offer condolences, share mem- Breeze, passed away of Assisi in Gulf Breeze, or All Youth Dance Group, c/o Sissy ories and sign the online guest Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009 after Saints Episcopal Church in Watson, 6075 St. Alban Road, book at www.roselawn-fh.com. a brief illness. Reisterstown, Md. Pensacola 32503.

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Old Barnhill’s turns to international cuisine In early 2010, Gulf Breeze Employees at residents will have a new dining Studer Group in opportunity along U.S. Gulf Breeze Highway 98. The Royal Palace enjoyed a little Paint Night buffet plans to open in February pre-Halloween in the building that once housed festivities and Paint and take home Barnhill’s Buffet at the corner of competition. your own creation Oriole Beach Road. Groups, divided in two hours of fun! b Co-owners Gui Wang and y Suites, met in Looking for a fun evening with friends? Justin Chen, originally of the portico area Step-by-step instructions on painting b Gulfport, of Har ourtown your own work of art in one session. BUSINESS Miss., say to show off their Check out our CALENDAR online! skits and they plan GROUP ACRYLIC PAINTING PARTIES costumes as to open around Valentine’s Day. Girls Night Out representatives * Church Groups The building has been vacant of the GBHS Birthday Parties * After School Art since September 2008, when Student Showers * Children's Birthday Barnhill’s closed its doors. 3057 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Office Parties Government (850) 934-8188 Parties For Wang and Chen, who judged. Parkway Plaza Shopping Center DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES! also own restaurants in Gulfport Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News and Panama City, it was the per- www.studioBgulfbreeze.com fect opportunity to grow their With AppRiver, business com- Orthopaedics & Sports cine. He is the team physician munication via e-mail or mobile Medicine are proud to announce for Gulf Breeze High School business. $ “I saw the building for lease messaging is secured with end- that orthopaedic surgeons and will see patients at the MLS# 368482 1,370 MO. and thought it would be a good to-end, content-level encryp- Charles Roth, M.D., and Robert Andrews Institute. location for another restaurant,” tion.” Snowden, M.D., have joined its Snowden has been a mem- Chen said. The Gulf Breeze-based team of physicians. ber of the Pensacola medical The Royal Palace will offer Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Formerly of Gulf Coast community for more than 30 international cuisine including: provider offers award-winning Orthopaedics, Roth and years. Since beginning the American, Italian, Japanese and e-mail and Web security solu- Snowden will both provide ded- practice of orthopedic surgery Mongolian buffets, as well as tions to businesses of all sizes. icated surgical procedures at in Pensacola in 1976, Snowden Office for Lease Hibachi and a sushi bar. Since its inception, AppRiver Baptist Health Care facilities to has been a faculty member for has sustained a 95 percent cus- include Baptist Hospital, Gulf many courses and seminars on 3408 Santa Rosa Dr.Gulf Breeze 1,492 SF Previously a medical office. AppRiver launches tomer retention rate while grow- Breeze Hospital and the total joint replacement at vari- national ad campaign ing its customer base to more Andrews Institute. ous centers throughout the than 40,000 companies and over Roth has worked in the country. Snowden will serve as Gulf Breeze-based AppRiver, 6 million mailboxes worldwide. Pensacola area for more than 20 the director of the Total Joint LLC, a leading provider of e- years as an orthopaedic surgeon Fellowship program for AppRiver recently was named Cell: Residential and Commercial mail messaging and Web securi- Best Channel Vendor by specializing in minimally inva- Baptist Health Care and will 850-384-7607 ty solutions, launched a national ‘Business Solutions’ magazine. sive surgery for the knee and see patients at the Andrews www.denrem.com [email protected] advertising campaign Monday Its growth has sparked an shoulder as well as sports medi- Institute. on CNBC Television. expansion plan to construct a The campaign highlights the proposed $12 million, 80,000- importance of safeguarding cor- square-foot complex to house porate communication with e- AppRiver and Avalex mail encryption – a process that Technologies, the leading mitigates the risk of an e-mail national supplier of flat-panel security breach by providing end-to-end security, thereby displays, digital mapping sys- ensuring the only person to read tems, digital video recorders a sent e-mail is the intended and sensor pointing systems for recipient. both the airborne surveillance The CNBC-TV ad series will and military markets. run in all major U.S. markets for AppRiver is led by Michael approximately six weeks. Murdoch, 2009 Ernst & Young “As the CNBC ad depicts, Florida Entrepreneur of the Year cyber criminals are skilled at award winner. The company has stealing e-mail,” said Joel been identified as one of the top Smith, CTO at AppRiver. 100 companies to watch by “AppRiver’s CipherPost e-mail ‘Red Herring’ magazine. encryption service enables organizations to protect mes- Andrews adds surgeons sage confidentiality with full assurance that business process- Baptist Health Care and the es will continue unimpeded. Andrews Institute for

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 5, 2009 Crowell credits her mother with work ethic, strong values Denise Crowell is a Licensed Massage keeps you going? Therapist, and one of only two area prac- Denise Crowell titioners of Cranial Release Technique. A. My daughter, Jasmine Crowell, 16, definitely keeps me going. Just life, Massage Therapist Q. Denise, tell us a little bit about having hopes and dreams and continuing what brought you to this profession. to live with a positive attitude that allows RJ Salon Spa me to enjoy what the future brings. As I received my Bachelors in far as my career goes, I love putting a A. Gulf Breeze Denise Crowell works in Business Management from University smile on people’s faces. When I can the sanctuary of her of South Florida in 1996, became a make a difference in people's lives, it to do what I do everyday. Not too many practice to soothe a Certified Personal Trainer, NASM, in gives me the strength to continue. client’s aches and pains. January 1997, and attended Massage Family is very important to me – people can say they love what they do. Therapy School in April 1997. I heard Jasmine and my boyfriend Rett Ellis, as a child to never give up. If you start profound technique that I have learned about Cranial Release Technique this past and his children Rett Ellis, 17, and Q. Where did you grow up? something, you will finish it. If it doesn't and has the most amazing results. My spring and signed up for the training in Devan Ellis, 15, are definitely a major kill you, it will make you stronger. I future goal is to get the word out and May. part of my life. My mother, Janet A. I grew up in Winter Haven, know my job of raising Jasmine is far inform everyone about Cranial Release Crowell, two brothers , Danny and Dean but I graduated from Kailua High from over, but I feel that what I have and its benefits. Please go to www.cra- Q. So you’ve been in business as a Crowell, all live in Winter Haven, School in Hawaii where I lived with accomplished so far has been so reward- nialrelease.com to further educate your- licensed massage therapist since 1997? Florida. My niece, Taylor, nephew my father for three years. I attended ing when I get to watch her grow up and self and come see me for a treatment. Parker, too. My father Robert Crowell University of Hawaii for one year as mature into such a well adjusted, strong A. Yes, I have been licensed since and his girlfriend Pam Shahan live in well. and beautiful young lady. All my hard Q. What else would you like to 1997, and started working for a chiro- The Villages. work is well worth it. share about yourself? practor. Then I started my own business Q. What are some of your accom- in a salon in Winter Haven where I Q. What or who inspired you? plishments? Q. What is your goal for the A. I won a NCAA II National worked for about 4 years. Then I worked future? Championship in 1991-1992 in soccer at at the Wellness Center in The Villages for A. My mother, she was the one A. I feel that my biggest accom- Barry University in North Miami Beach a few months while in transition moving always pushing me to work hard, to never plishment has been raising my daughter A. My daily goal is to help my while I was 15 weeks pregnant with my to Gulf Breeze. give up. She taught me how to love as a single parent and still finishing my clients live a happy, healthy, pain free daughter Jasmine! Few people also know I have been at RJ Salon Spa for 4 unconditionally, to be a nurturer, compas- college degree. I had Jasmine at the age life. My work is very structural, thera- that I enjoy working out and plan to enter years. While not working as a massage sionate and a care giver. My mother was of 23. I was in college and playing soc- peutic and healing. With all my back- a figure competition next year. I enjoy therapist, I became a branch manager for always the one to take care of all the cer at Barry University. I had to quit ground in personal training and being traveling with my boyfriend Rett in our Enterprise Rent a Car for about 3 years. neighborhood kids. She taught me life school for a semester. When she was 6 an athlete myself, I have a lot of knowl- RV when we have time. I love to cook. I lessons and strong values that I still live months old, I was working full-time dur- edge of the body at its mechanics. In collect recipes and hope to have time to Q. It sounds like you definitely by and teach my daughter today. She ing the day and going to school part-time addition, I have become certified in entertain more when the kids are off to have the right combination of profession- would always take care of someone else's at night three times a week, in addition to Cranial Release Technique. Cranial college. I also love to sew. alism and massage expertise. What else needs before her own. With the gift from being a single mother. It was exhausting, Release Technique has complemented RJ Salon Spa is located at 1329 do you do to fill your days and what God and my mother’s passion, I continue but thank God for family and friends. It my business very well. It is the most College Parkway. was a struggle, but my mother taught me There is no limit to success with commitment

Brooke Hicks is the Director of Golf Tournament Sponsor; 2009 Gulf Marketing for The Blake in Gulf Q. It sounds like if you think Brooke Hicks Breeze Senior Resources Host; Breeze. Her level of enthusiasm and something matters, you just find the Baseball Sponsor; Council on Aging professionalism is evident in her job, energy to help make it happen! How Gulf Breeze Caregiver Support Group and in every volunteer and community long have you been in business? Director of Marketing Host; AARP Safe Driving Course activity she chooses to support! Sponsor; 2009 Relay For Life Sponsor; A. I have been in the business for The Blake Ronald McDonald House Tennis Q. Brooke, when many people nine years. Gulf Breeze Tournament Sponsor; 2009 Baptist meet you they are surprised to find a Women's Board Member; 2009 Junior real package deal – the energy and pos- Q. What or who inspires you? League of Pensacola Sponsor; 2009 itivity of a cheerleader and the organi- Breeze” event and we were named Cram The Van Participant; 2009 Andy zation skills and intellect of a scholar! A. I am inspired daily by the res- July 2009 Gulf Breeze Chamber’s Ballinger Golf Tournament Donor; How do you do it? idents I spend time with at The Blake. I Business of the Month. This year, I am 2009 YMCA Donor; 2009 Senior am constantly learning more about the 2009 Gulf Breeze Holiday Parade Games Platinum Sponsor and Baptist A. My faith is what keeps me their accomplishments and successes, Chair. Women’s Board Fashion Show going, my faith and my family. and it reminds me that there is no limit With or representing The Blake, I Platinum Sponsor and more. Because I strongly believe in the mis- to the success I can attain. have participated in the: 2008 Asthma We also participate in the Navarre sion of my organization, my goal for Walk; we were 2008 Walk-A-Mile for Chamber, and we sponsored their 2009 the future is simply to grow with The Q. Where did you grow up? Hicks Alzheimer's Premier Sponsors Health Fair and 2009 Golf Tournament Blake as we expand our facilities and (Pensacola & Niceville); 2008 Walk for Scholarships. For-A-Cure and Heart Walk partici- services. I want to make a difference, A. In Myrtle Beach, South A. Other than my work success- not only at The Blake, but to our resi- Carolina. pants; 2008 Baptist Women’s Board Q. State a fun fact about you that es, I have the privilege of being Member; 2008 Baptist Women’s Board dents, and within my community. involved in several worthy organiza- few people know? Though I prefer to stay behind the Q. Do you have a family? Fashion Show Platinum Sponsor; 2008 tions. I love the saying, “The achieve- Baptist Women’s Board Denim & scenes, I would want people to know ment of your goal is assured the A. Most people know that I love that I believe in my work. My role at Rhinestones Sponsor; January 2009 shopping and fashion. However, people moment you commit yourself to it.” I Escambia Santa Rosa Faith Based The Blake, more than anything, is A. My husband, Ryan Hicks, and believe it is true. might not guess that many of my week- intrinsically rewarding. Other than my I have a daughter, Laci Hicks. Coalition Host; Ronald McDonald ends are actually spent in Tuscaloosa, I am very involved in the Gulf House Bake Sale and donation of work, I find endless joy in my family, Breeze Chamber and I served on the Ala., where you can find me in a sweat- my church and simply spending time Q. What are some of your $1,000, Gulf Coast Kid's House 2009 shirt and jeans cheering for the 2008 Gulf Breeze Holiday Parade Marketing Committee; Andrews with friends. accomplishments? Committee, in the 2009 “Taste of Gulf Alabama Crimson Tide ... my favorite Institute 2009 College Football Coach football team! Roll Tide roll! Wicked Witches raise funds for a worthy cause

Three years ago, Shannon together and support a great forming now for the event Westmoreland and Joy cause,” Westmoreland says. which will be held in Gulf Schulz hosted a party to raise The group uses the fun Breeze High School Stadium funds for Breast Cancer event as their kick-off in the spring. Research/Relay for Life, their fundraiser for each year’s Annual Witches Brew. support for Rely for Life. The event combines the Westmoreland owns Bayside fun event, Halloween, with Collision which just started a RIGHT: Over 60 community the fact that October is Breast team, the Bayside Battlers, minded “witches” donned Cancer Awareness Month. and they are also a corporate costumes for the annual “It is a women-only party sponsor for the Gulf Breeze “Witches Brew” party to and everyone wears a witch’s Relay. kick off Relay for Life costume. It is so much fun! It More Relay for Life events fundraising for the is a great chance for us to get are planned, and teams are Bayside Battlers.

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The artists participat- ing in the Great Greater Gulfcoast Gulfcoast Arts Festival will compete for a total of $25,000 in prize money in categories including Arts Festival returns ceramics, drawing, fiber/leather, glass, jewelry, mixed media, oil/ acrylic, photography, to Seville Square printmaking/graph- ics, sculpture, water- The Great Gulfcoast Arts making/graphics, sculpture, color and wood. Festival is one of the most high- WANT TO GO? watercolor and wood. ly regarded and popular arts Be delighted by demonstra- festivals in America. The WHAT: Greater Gulfcoast tions of traditional skills in the Festival, a three-day, juried art Arts Festival Heritage Arts area. A favorite of panies, community groups, and show, comes to Pensacola’s his- WHEN: Friday - Sunday, festival-goers, The Heritage area folk groups. toric Seville Square the first Nov. 6-8. Arts area provides an authentic The Children’s Arts Festival features numerous free, hands- weekend in November. TIME: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. setting for craftspeople from on artistic opportunities for This year, the festival will (Fri. and Sat.), 9 a.m. - 4 around the country to demon- kids. The Student Art Show run from Nov. 6-8. Festival p.m. (Sun.) strate such arts as black- showcases the talents of school hours are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on WHERE: Seville Square smithing, engraving, spinning, MORE INFO: students in Escambia and Santa Friday and Saturday and 9 a.m. weaving and other skills. Rosa Counties www.ggaf.org. - 4 p.m. on Sunday. The Festival features great Food and beverages are The Children’s Festival hours music on the Main Stage, dance available from a variety of ven- are Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. This family oriented festival on the Parrish Performing Arts dors, including some of - 4 p.m. is ranked in the top 50 Fine Art Stage, and authentic craftspeo- Pensacola’s best-known restau- Each year, it draws more than Shows in the nation by ple in the Heritage Arts area. rants and chefs. 200 of the nation’s best Sunshine Artist Magazine. Live musicians will hit the right Don’t miss Pensacola’s pre- painters, potters, sculptors, The artists compete for a notes from the Main Stage with mier festival. There’s some- jewelers, graphic artists, crafts- total of $25,000 in prize money sounds ranging from of blue- thing for the entire family. men, mixed-media artists and in categories including ceram- grass, Cajun and blues to For a listing of the artists others who have been gifted ics, drawing, fiber/leather, instrumental guitar. The Parrish names and booth numbers and with the ability to turn inspira- glass, jewelry, mixed media, Dance Stage will showcase the live entertainment sched- tion into art. oil/acrylic, photography, print- dance schools, performing com- ule, visit www.ggaf.org.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 5, 2009 3 B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS One week left to see Blue Angels perform Thursday, Nov. 5 Old Farmhouse Christmas Arts, Crafts BEST BETS Hilton hosts Food and and Antiques Show Beer Pairing Dinner Enjoy live music and holiday Hilton Pensacola Beach Gulf shopping with vendors featuring http://www.PensacolaIceFlyers.c http://www.pensacolasymphony.c Front is pairing up with Abita everything from pottery to water om or call 850-308-5453. om or call 850-435-2300. Brewing Company from Abita fountains to antiques and baked Springs, La. to bring you an goods from Nov. 6 - 8 at Old Pensacola Yacht Tuesday, Nov. 10 enchanting culinary experience. Farmhouse, 9615 North Loop Club hosts4th Annual Executive Chef Dan Dunn Road (off Blue Angle Pkwy) in Gift of Life Gala Final week to see Blue and his exquisite culinary team Pensacola. At 6:30 p.m., the Pensacola Angels perform free will be preparing a five-course There will be a cow tour on Yacht Club will host the Visitors and locals alike have dinner that will be paired with hay rides available each day, and Northwest Florida Blood Services only five opportunities remaining delicious Abita Beers including pony rides available on Saturday 4th Annual Gift of Life Gala. to watch the world-famous Blue Jockamo I.P.A., Andygator, Fall and Sunday. The event features tasty food, Angels in action at FREE prac- This week is the last opportunity to see the Blue Angels per- Fest, Turbodog, and Pecan Call 850-492-7502 or visit live and silent auction, and live tices and air shows before this form in the area this year. Harvest. http://www.oldfarmhouse.vze.co entertainment. Proceeds raised year’s air show season comes to a Call 850-343-6782 for more m for more information. will go toward purchasing a new close. Sherman Field – Nov. 12 at 2 p.m. For more information about details about reservations. bloodmobile, equipment for The schedule for remaining Blue Angels Air Shows at the Blue Angels practice air Forrest Sherman Field – Nov. 13, shows, call the Naval Aviation Saturday, Nov. 7 donor collection or laboratory and Blue Angels practices and air Friday, Nov. 6 education and recognition of area shows is as follows: 14 at 9:45 a.m. (Blue Angels fly at Museum Foundation at (850) Historical Walking high school students. Practices held behind National 2 p.m.) 453-2389 or (800) 327-5002. Great Gulfcoast Arts Tour at St. John’s Call 850-572-4136 for more Naval Aviation Museum – Nov. Festival in Seville Square Starting at 10 a.m., at St. John's information. 10 and 11 at 8:30 a.m. OPEN DAILY The festival runs November 6 Historic Cementary, turn back the Practice held at Forrest 1:30 pm - 8 in Seville Square, in dial and experience history with a Pensacola Symphony Downtown Pensacola. Check recreates the classics (850) 934-3332 retelling of various events in GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 page 2B for all the details on Pensacola. of Mozart, Youovskiv BREEZE 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit this event. CINEMA 4 St. John's is located at the inter- and Mendelssohn Friday November 6th – Thursday November 12th section of G Street and Belmont Saturday is a day for reminisc- NOW SHOWING Art Films Friday, November 6th through Thursday, November 12th Pensacola Ice Flyers in Downtown Pensacola. ing the classics stylings of Adults $8.00 Child & Seniors $6.00 Matinees $6.00 ● host La. Ice Gators For more information about Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Disney’s A Christmas Carol In DLP Digital 3-D: PG 2:10....4:25....7:00....9:05 SPECIAL The September Issue Sensory The Pensacola Ice Flyers host the tours, call 850-484-1099. Leonid Youovskiv as remem- (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● Disney’s A Christmas Carol: PG 2:25....4:45....7:15....9:20 Sensitive Movie the Louisiana Ice Gators at the bered by the Pensacola Capitalism: A Love Story Screening of Pensacola Civic Center at 7:05 (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● The Box: PG13 2:05....4:35....7:00....9:25 Ice Flyers host Symphony. Starting at 8 p.m. at Goodbye Solo ASTRO BOY* p.m. Columbus Cottonmouths the Saenger Theatre in (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● The Fourth Kind: PG13 2:05....4:30....7:10....9:20 Sat., Nov. 7 10 a.m. Help welcome hockey back On Saturday, the Downtown Pensacola, the sym- Bargain Movies Evenings $4.00 • Matinees $3.00 • Wed. & Sat. $2.00 ● The Men Who Stare at Goats: R 2:15....4:20....7:05....9:15 Featuring to the area by attending and Cottonmouths come to town to phony will replay the works of Lower Volume Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs A Lighted Theater rooting for the home team. take on the Ice Flyers at the these famous composers to a (PG) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● Paranormal Activity: R 2:00....4:15....7:05....9:20 No Previews For information, visit Pensacola Civic Center at 7:05 packed house. 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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The Lady Dolphins volleyball team hoist the District 1-4A championship trophy, their first such one in five years. Medalist Sarah Hicks shot a 2-under 70 to win the Region 1-2A title last week in Tallahassee. The Lady Dolphins played in their sixth state tournament in the last seven years District champions! Tuesday and Wednesday in Ocala. ■ GBHS volleyball team 22-2 on season after winning first title in five years GBHS girls golf take on Wakulla Wednesday. BY JASON THOMPSON REGIONAL COVERAGE If GBHS and Washington Gulf Breeze News The Lady Dolphin volleyball team’s Region 1-4A were to win, the two would team state- [email protected] Quarterfinal match with Panama City Rutherford was meet again in Gulf Breeze Troy Lewis’ sign read played after the News went to press. Tuesday in the regional ‘Leave No Doubt.’ Look for coverage in next week’s issue. semifinals. The Lady bound again The Lady Dolphin Dolphins haven’t been in a volleyball team did just that its first district volleyball Dolphins (22-2) to host a regional final since 1996, ■ Hicks wins individual title with 70, Ryals Thursday, with his daughter championship in five years, Region 1-4A Quarterfinal while Washington played in having a big hand in it. beating Washington 25-23, match Wednesday (after the their first one last season, third; advance to sixth state in seven years Sophomore Sarah Lewis 25-20, 25-8 Thursday at News’ deadline) with Panama losing to Jacksonville Bishop BY JASON THOMPSON bogeyed two on the front and Kenny. the back nine. had a career-high 14 kills and Pensacola High. City Rutherford. Washington Gulf Breeze News 16 digs, as Gulf Breeze won Ryals finished in a tie for The win allowed the Lady traveled to Crawfordville to See Vball, Page 7C [email protected] third overall with a 74. She The girls golf team, behind birdied 8, 9 and 10, but the duo of Sarah Hicks and bogeyed the final hole. Ryals No. 6 PHS too much for Dolphins Ashleigh Ryals, competed in said the course was a short the team’s one. “I only BY JASON THOMPSON sixth state hit driver tournament in STATE COVERAGE Gulf Breeze News twice,” she [email protected] the last seven The 2A state golf said. years earlier tournament was played Alex Ryals this week Coach Chris Nemith is after the News went to shot an 88, (after the while Ally hoping that his Dolphins will press. Look for coverage News’ Hurd shot a 90 see the Choctaw Indians Friday in next week’s issue. night - and be inspired. deadline). and Laurin “(They were) a lot like us the Gulf Halstead a 92. beginning of the season. They Breeze won Hurd parred were 1-3 and they just decided the Region 1-2A title at the five straight holes on the front they were not going to lose Golf Course at nine and birdied the par three anymore,” Nemith said. Summerbrooke in Tallahassee 15th hole. The winless Dolphins will with a team score of 322. Gulf Breeze’s team score travel to Fort Walton to take on Niceville was the other team of 322 was bested by only one the 5-3 Indians at 7 p.m. in the region to qualify for other team state-wide at Since losing 51-14 to state, shooting a 337. regionals. Pensacola High on Oct. 2, the Hicks, who was second to The Lady Dolphins played Indians have won four straight Ryals last year at regionals, a practice round Monday at district games to clinch the won this year's regional title the Ocala Golf Club. The state with a 70. She birdied three tournament was Tuesday and district runner up spot. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News holes, parred four and Wednesday. See Football, Page 4C Offensive line coach Michael Spencer talks with Patrick McKiernan (55) and Jeff Leonard Friday.

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Continued from page 1C Quarterback Jalen Spencer, who ran for a athletes to match up with them or anyone 17-yard gain earlier in the drive, threw a else that may not look like us,” he said. Gulf Breeze will look to eliminate pass to Kenyon Martin, who made two In between that stretch was one of Mann’s mistakes, including turnovers and misplays Dolphins miss en route to a 25-yard three interceptions that was run back for a in the secondary, to hang with the playoff- touchdown. The kick made it 7-0 with 8:32 touchdown. “Michael has got to get over the bound Indians. left in the first quarter. mentality that you can’t win the game in just “I challenged them (the secondary). They Sophomore Kyle McGee, who started the one play,” Nemith said. “The game film was have to take the responsibility and make season on the junior varsity team, made three a good learning tool for him.” tackles. If not, we’re going to go 0-10,” of his team-high 12 tackles in that drive. Billy Lutz would pick off a batted ball Nemith said. “The kid absolutely hates to lose. We from Droogsma and returned it 40 yards for With the ninth grade and junior varsity need more warriors like that,” Nemith said. a touchdown. Danny Gibble's extra point seasons ending last week, Gulf Breeze will “Those were the type of kids we had the first made it 21-7. Weiser would recover a dress out 65 players for Friday’s game. four years I was here.” fumble later in the game, giving the defense Senior receiver Grant Harris won’t be He also praised the efforts of their three eight takeaways in its last three games. among them as he’ll miss the rest of the young defensive lineman - (sophomores Another Mann interception led to another season after having ankle surgery last week. Adam Enzian and Josh Weiser and freshman Tiger score, while a fumble on the next “We want to create competition. I don’t Austin Droogsma). “They’re keeping drive, led directly to another PHS score. The care what grade you are, how long you’ve offensive linemen off our linebackers and in Tigers led 34-7 at the half. lived here or how much money your parents turn, our linebackers are improving,” Nemith The defense held the Tigers on each of its make. The best kids will play,” Nemith said. said. McGee is questionable for Friday’s first two possessions before PHS connected 0000229699 The Dolphins committed three first half game after injuring his foot last week. on a 48-yard touchdown pass with 5:08 left turnovers, allowing sixth-ranked PHS to After one of Mann's four sacks ended in the third quarter. The Dolphins would Women’s Health Care score 21 points en route to a win Friday at their second drive, Spencer and Martin answer with an 18-play scoring drive, with • Gynecologic Issues • Menopausal Symptoms Dolphin Stadium. The win gave the 7-1 connected on a 54-yard pass down to the Mann throwing his lone touchdown of the • Cosmetic GYN Solutions • Hormones Tigers the District 1-4A title. Dolphin 1-yard line. Rakim Rivers scored game, a 12-yard pass to Eric Adams. • Management for Urinary Incontinence • Birth Control Options “We need to go out and quit beating Gulf the first of his two touchdowns two plays Gulf Breeze converted four third downs Breeze,” Nemith said. “You can’t have later. The PAT made it 14-0 with 5:56 left in in that drive, including a 24-yard grab by Karen Kennedy, MD Laura Sigler, ARNP turnovers - no matter whether it’s Gulf the first quarter. Adams on a third and 19 play. Bianca Gynecology Board Certifi ed Certifi ed in Women’s Health Coast Youth Football, the University of The Dolphin defense forced the Tigers to Takacs’ extra point made it 41-14 with 11:35 Registered Pharmacist Alabama or Gulf Breeze.” punt four consecutive times after the second left in the game. 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 • 850.916.7766 The Dolphins went three and out on their score, putting down a theory that angers Nemith. The Tigers rounded out the scoring with a first series before the Tigers used less than “We made them punt four consecutive 12-play, 78-yard scoring drive, capped off two minutes to score their first touchdown. times, so don’t tell me we don't have the by a five-yard touchdown run with 5:57 left. Morris makes All Academic team Skislak had a kill and five BY JASON THOMPSON digs in MOC’s 25-18, 25- Gulf Breeze News 16, 25-18 loss to Lees- [email protected] McRae Friday and had Kaley Morris (GBHS Class seven kills and four digs in of 2006) of the No. 1 University their 19-25, 25-20, 26-24, of West Florida 25-20 loss to Belmont women’s soccer Abbey Saturday. team has been Jenna Thorp (c/o ‘06) had selected by the four kills and two digs in College Sports Jesse Vickrey (c/o ‘09) Maryville College’s 18-25, 25- Information played 19 minutes, while 17, 25-19, 25-18 win over Directors of Gabby DeVries (Navarre c/o Transylvania Friday. America to the Morris ‘08) played 88 minutes in She then had two kills and a Academic All- Florida Atlantic's 1-0 loss to dig in MC’s 22-25, 25-22, 24- District Team. Florida International. 26, 25-16, 15-11 win over UWF goalkeeper Courtney Zach Brothers (c/o ‘06) had Centre College Saturday and DEFENSIVE Jones (Panama City Bay c/o a team-high six tackles, four kills and three digs in MC’s ‘06) represents the Argos on the including a half a sack, in 25-21, 25-16, 21-25, 24-26, 15- BACKS First Team while Morris will Huntingdon College’s 51-13 13 win Saturday. claim her spot on the Third win over LaGrange Saturday. Celia Eddy (c/o ‘09) played Team for district three. Ben Ganus (c/o ‘06) had one in two games of Elon College's Morris earns her first career carry for two yards, while Tim 25-23, 25-8, 28-26 win over selection for CoSIDA/ESPN Dilts (c/o ‘05) started at right Samford Saturday. Academic All-District. A guard. Emily Tryon (c/o ‘09) ran a biology major, Morris has Jaime Hayes (c/o ‘06) had a 20:00.8, finished 50th out of 100 earned a 3.52 grade point team-high 11 assists and nine runners for Elon College took average over her four year digs in St. Andrews Presbyterian second place at the Southern Kyle McGee Tre’Von Allen career with West Florida. College’s 25-17, 25-21, 25-16 Conference Championships She has also claimed Gulf loss to Erskine College on Saturday. McGee had a team-high Allen had 18 tackles and South Conference Defender of Friday. Andy Atzhorn (c/o ‘06) the Week last month. The team Hayes, one of four SAPC placed in three events for the 12 tackles in a loss to an interception in the leader in minutes played seniors, had eight assists and South Carolina swim team in PHS Friday. Raiders’ 21-7 loss to (1,428), she has tallied three eight digs on Senior Day, a 25- their 160-140 loss to Clemson Pace last week. goals and one assist this season. 11, 25-16, 25-15 loss to Saturday. Morris played 71 minutes, Anderson College Saturday. Atzhorn was third in the while Jessica Majewski (c/o Caitlin Skislak (c/o ‘06) had 1,000 yard freestyle (9:37.75), ‘09) played 47 minutes and had eight kills and nine digs in fourth in the 200 yard two shots in UWF's 10-0 win Mount Olive College’s 21-25, breaststroke (2:12.94) and sixth over Lambuth in their regular 25-19, 25-23, 25-23 win over in the 200 yard individual season finale Saturday. Coker College Oct. 27. medley (1:56.48).

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ACHES? PAINS? AUTO ACCIDENT? Mites advance in playoffs Call today for a FREE CONSULTATION www.DrHall.us Tiger Point Mini Mites 19, The Raiders recovered a Gulf Breeze BY JASON THOMPSON Ensley Blue 0 fumble on their first drive, while Chris Welt Located in Gulf Breeze Proper Gulf Breeze News Tiger Point, seeded 11th, stunned the fourth- and Brett Ramirez would combine on a Dr. Jason Hall 934-HALL [email protected] seeded Chiefs Saturday at Myrtle Grove. fourth down stop to get the ball back. Chiropractic Physician In Tiger Point’s first two seasons, they had “This team has a lot of fight and they Gulf Breeze went for it on fourth and two won one playoff game. They won two on refuse to go away quietly,” Head Coach from their own 12 and was stopped short. Saturday, as the Tiger Mites and Mini Mites Keith Kelley said. “As they have been told Two plays later, the Raiders scored on a 10- recorded victories in the first round of the all season, just play hard and leave it all on yard run. The kick made it 8-0. Gulf Coast Youth Football Alliance Playoffs. the field and good things will happen.” After Gulf Breeze couldn’t get a first Professional Tailoring Tiger Point Mites 24, The Tigers would turn the ball over on down on their next series, Sam Covell ALTERATIONS Pillows Gulf Breeze White 8 their first series, but the defense would pick recovered a Raider fumble on their next SLIPCOVERS Bedcovering The Tigers held the then 7-1 Dolphin up the slack. The defensive line led by series. The Dolphins would pick up a first WINDOW TREATMENTS Table Accessories White Mites scoreless until the final minute Donavan Pendergrass and Trevor Compton down before turning the ball over on downs of the game to advance to Saturday’s controlled the line of scrimmage the entire in the final minute of the first half. quarterfinal round. game and kept the Ensley quarterback and After forcing a Raider punt, the Dolphins Louise Casey The 12th seeded Tigers will face the 10th running backs in turmoil. started on their own 8-yard line. Covell Former Tailor at JoS. A. BANK seed Bellview Green. Running back Ryan Bixler swept the broke free on a 42-yard run on the Dolphins’ “The first half was an offensive corner and roared into the end zone to give first play, but Gulf Breeze would turn the 850-572-1819 850-932-6161 nightmare...as the player rotation between the Tigers a 6-0 lead. ball over on downs seven plays later at the various offensive sets that we had executed Quarterback Dylon Kelley scored the Navarre 27. properly in this week’s practice basically next touchdown for the Tigers with a 40 Curtis Theis would recover a fumble four ceased to function in the heat of battle during yard touch down run and followed up with a plays later, giving the Dolphins the ball back the game,” TP coach Will Myers said. pass to Nate Gohlman for the extra point. at the Navarre 43 with 6:42 left in the game. The game was scoreless at the half, but it Spenser Segal scored the Tigers final score A 20-yard pass from Peyton Hoover to Welt was all Tigers after that. Jamey Hodges with a 40 yard dash up the middle. put the ball at the 12 yard line. The Dolphins scored his first ever touchdown and was the The Mini Mites will face eighth seeded had a touchdown negated on a penalty before team’s leading rusher. Bellview Gold Saturday at Myrtle Grove. a pair of incompletions ended the drive. Sam Carpenter scored on a 45-yard run Navarre Black Midgets 8, The Raiders, facing a punting situation and had an interception on defense. Gulf Breeze Blue 2 with 2.3 seconds left, had the punter run “I have great respect for the GB White The Dolphins drove inside the Raider 30- around long enough for the clock to expire Mites as they are very well coached and yard line three times, including one in the before taking a safety. pound for pound...are one of the best teams final two minutes, in an opening round loss Editorial Note: Some of the information in the league,” Myers said. to Navarre Black. in this story came from coaches’ reports. Gulf Coast Youth Football Alliance scores, schedule

Mini Mites (at Myrtle Grove) Mighty Mites (at Brent) 6) Navarre Silver 24, 14) Cantonment 0 2) Brent vs. 7) Gulf Breeze, 9 a.m. 4) Bellview vs. 5) Ensley, 10:30 a.m. 8) Bellview Gold 20, 9) Brent White 0 1) A&G vs. 8) Cantonment, 12 p.m. 11) Tiger Point 19, 4) Ensley Blue 0 3) Pensacola vs. 6) Milton, 1:30 p.m. 7) Bellview Green 21, 10) Gulf Breeze Blue 0 Mini Mites (at Myrtle Grove) 3) Pensacola 25, 12) A&G 6 1) Myrtle Grove Green vs. 6) Navarre Silver, 8 a.m. 5) Brewton 30, 13) Pace Blue 0 8) Bellview Gold vs. 11) Tiger Point, 11 a.m. 3) Pensacola vs. 7) Bellview Green, 9:30 a.m. Mites (at Navarre) 2) Brent Blue vs. 5) Brewton, 12:30 p.m. 6) Ensley Blue 22, 14) A&G 0 Mites (at Navarre) 9) Pace Blue 28, 8) Bellview Gold 6 4) Brent Blue vs. 9) Pace Blue, 12:30 p.m. 4) Brent Blue 7, 11) Pensacola 0 10) Bellview Green vs. 12) Tiger Point, 2 p.m. 10) Bellview Green 14, 7) Pace Red 0 1) Myrtle Grove Green vs. 6) Ensley Blue, 3:30 p.m. 12) Tiger Point 24, 3) GB White 8 2) Navarre Silver vs. 5) Ensley Gold, 5 p.m. 5) Ensley Gold 34, 13) Brent White 6 Midgets (at Milton) 10) Ensley Gold vs. 12) Northwest Escambia, 11 a.m. Midgets (at Milton) 8) Pensacola vs. 4) Ensley Blue, 12:30 p.m. 6) Navarre Black 8, 14) Gulf Breeze Blue 2 1) Brent Blue vs. 6) Navarre Black, 2 p.m. 8) Pensacola 26, 9) Bellview Green 12 5) A&G vs. 2) Milton Gold, 3:30 p.m. 4) Ensley Blue 38, 11) Brewton 6 Juniors (at Cantonment) 10) Ensley Gold 12, 7) Brent White 6 (OT) 2) Navarre vs. 7) A&G, 11 a.m. 12) NW Escambia 12, 3) Myrtle Grove Green 6 3) Ensley vs. 6) Tiger Point, 1 p.m. 4) Pensacola vs. 5) Milton, 3 p.m. 5) A&G 19, 13) Bellview Gold 13 1) Cantonment vs. 8) Myrtle Grove, 5 p.m.

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Continued from page 1C kills, eight digs and 31 assists. Alison Milam had 12 The Lady Cats (18-8), digs, while Alverson had who had won five nine, Cheyenne Chapman consecutive district eight, Caitlin Chapman championships, jumped out seven and Papajohn five. to a 4-0 lead after three Parker was Washington’s serves from Taylor top attacker with six kills. Beauchamp. Gulf Breeze got She also had eight blocks. its first point on serve from Mary Elizabeth Turnage had Tristan Powers to make it a 16 digs, while Skyler 5-4 deficit before the first of Sampson had 13 and Anna Lewis’ five aces gave Gulf Talamo 12. Breeze a 12-7 lead. She Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, would score five straight PHS 13-17-11 points to make it 17-11. The Lady Tigers held a 9- Washington would battle 8 lead in game one before back, taking a 20-19 lead Gulf Breeze turned it on to after an ace from Mary advance to the title match Turnage. But a service error Oct. 20. tied the game and three PHS had kills, aces or service points from blocks on six of their first Cheyenne Chapman gave 10 points to take a 10-8 Gulf Breeze the lead for game one lead. But Gulf good. Breeze would get it going on One of Jasmine Crowell’s the serving of Lewis, Kylie 11 kills forced a game point. Conner and Caitlin Chapman A kill by Beauchamp staved and the attacking of off one game point, but one Crowell. Lewis’ four Photo courtesy of Fed Barona of Sallie Papajohn’s four straight serves made it 13-10 Tourney champs kills gave Gulf Breeze the before six Conner serves, The Dallas Texans Florida U18 girls soccer team recently won their age division at the Blue Angel Classic this weekend. They game one win. after GBHS forced a side- are (front row, from left): Nikki Terrell, Brynne Heatley, Lindsay Foy, Anne Preston and Clarissa Hernandez. Second row (from An ace from Caitlin out, made it 20-11. left): Kristen Barona, Madison Rodwell, Jessica Oram, Whitney McWherter and Diana Manis. Third row (from left): Sarah Chapman gave Gulf Breeze PHS got to within 20-13 Rudder, Alex Pickrell, Chanel Elgin and Renee Hurd Standing: Maggie Rodgers. a 3-1 lead in game two. before a sideout and four Washington, on three straight Chapman serves Lindsay Shaw serves, took a gave Gulf Breeze the game. 4-3 lead before a service Crowell had eight of her 16 KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. error tied the game. kills in the opening game, GBSA volleyball A block from including one on game For Terrific Cooling Service Washington’s Ann Parker point. 939-3325 made it an 8-6 Lady Cats The Lady Tigers (11-13) scores, standings lead. The Lady Dolphins battled hard in game two as Oct 24 games would retake the lead on well, getting to within 20-16 Minor Division CERTIFIED four serves from Crowell, before the Lady Dolphins Ellis d. Tate 25-14, 25-15 including a block by scored five of the last six TECHNICIANS Dempsey d. Elliott 25-14, 25-20 Cheyenne Chapman. The points. Crowell had kills on Ready to Serve You! first point, which tied it at three straight points. Elliott d. Black 25-23, 25-13 14, was the eighth tie of the A serving error allowed Shearer d. Black 25-19, 25-11 game. PHS to get within two (7-5) Shearer d. Ellis 25-20, 9-25, 15-11 PUBLIC NOTICE Washington got to within before Gulf Breeze scored Dempsey d. Tate 26-24, 25-21 one on two occasions, but 18 of the last 24 points to Major Division Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa both times, kills by Lewis close out the match. Powers Walters d. Miller 25-22, 18-25, 15-4 forced sideouts. scored 11 straight points on Rosa County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the Spence d. Black 25-17, 25-19 Gulf Breeze put the medal serve in the run. uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments. down in game three as Crowell also had nine Spence d. Karcher Such assessments may be made in any portion of Santa Lauren Alverson scored the digs, as did Milam. Lewis Helmick d. Karcher game’s first six points on had five kills and seven digs, Walters d. Harris 21-25, 25-12, 15-12 Rosa County and may be utilized for road paving or con- serve. Washington got to while Caitlin Chapman had Miller d. Black 25-15, 25-17) struction, road impact construction, storm water improve- within three twice on a seven digs and four aces. ments, fire protection, sanitary sewer construction, potable block, then a kill by Parker, Powers had 14 assists and Standings water, canal maintenance, street lighting, fire hydrant but Gulf Breeze scored 18 of five digs, while Alverson Minor Division Major Division installation, or any other purpose authorized by law. the game’s last 22 points. had 12 assists, five kills and Ellis 11-1 Karcher 9-2 Papajohn ended the match three aces. Cheyenne A public hearing to adopt a resolution authorizing the uni- with a kill. Chapman had three kills in Dempsey 9-3 Walters 8-3 form method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments will Crowell had 11 kills and 10 the win. Shearer 8-4 Helmick 6-4 digs. Crowell and Lewis Karm Sainte Pierre had Tate 6-6 Harris 5-5 be held on December 10, 2009, at 9:30 a.m., in the Santa combined for only five hitting eight kills and 11 assists. Elliott 3-9 Spence 5-5 Rosa County Administrative Center, Commissioners Michelle Nguyen and Maia errors. Black 0-11 Miller 3-7 Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. Alverson added five kills, Nguyen had 16 and 11 digs, Black 0-10 while Powers had three respectively.

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Atlantic Division LSU has a chance to East Division Div. All Div. All Boston College 3-2 6-3 Florida 6-0 8-0 Clemson 3-2 5-3 Georgia 3-3 4-4 Florida State 2-3 4-4 earn its stripes Are the 2009 LSU South Carolina 3-3 6-3 Wake Forest 2-3 4-5 Tigers imposters – pos- Tennessee 2-3 4-4 Maryland 1-3 2-6 ing as a Top 10 team? Kentucky 1-4 4-4 NC State 0-4 3-5 Just as the distinct black At times they have Vanderbilt 0-5 2-7 Coastal Division stripes distinguish a tiger from looked as awk- Georgia Tech 5-1 8-1 other big cats, consistent play ward in their West Division current poll Duke 3-1 5-3 and quality victories separate mer Alabama 5-0 8-0 position as Miami 3-2 6-2 Top 10-ranked national cham- coach LSU 4-1 7-1 Kellogg’s Virginia Tech 3-2 5-3 pionship contenders from the Nick Auburn 3-3 6-3 rest of the pack. Frosted Flakes Virginia 2-2 3-5 Sabans' Ole Miss 2-3 5-3 LSU began the season players. mascot Tony the North Carolina 1-3 5-3 Miss. State 2-3 4-5 ranked 11th in the AP Poll and Well, those Tiger would if he Arkansas 1-4 4-4 9th in the USA Today Poll. players have now tried to fill Mike Thursday 11/5 After starting 5-0, despite But, as we enter the first moved on and the the Tiger’s role. (All times Central) inconsistent play against less- weekend in November, it's still program is solely LSU will, how- Saturday 11/7 ever, have its e-Va. Tech @ E. Carolina....6:30p than impressive opponents, the pretty hard to get a read on the in the hands of Les (All times Central) Tigers climbed all the way up to chance to prove LSU Tigers. Miles. s-So. Carolina @ Arkansas....11:21a the 4th spot in both polls. Are the Tigers genuinely a What better itself this Saturday e3-Georgia vs. Tenn.Tech ...... 12p Saturday 11/7 Then they ran into the Top 10 team, or are they over- way for Miles to in Tuscaloosa. Florida Gators – the only prove the critics e3-Kentucky vs. E. Kentucky....12p r-Virginia @ Miami ...... 11a rated? Are they a legitimate Graphic by Nick ranked opponent LSU has wrong than to take e3-Auburn vs. Furman ...... 12:30p e3-Maryland @ NC State ...... 12p contender for the SEC champi- Noyes/Gulf Breeze faced this season. Let's just say onship? his players into Nick c-LSU @ Alabama ...... 2:30p eU-Duke @ North Carolina ..2:30p News the result was anything but What have they done this Sabans' house and eU-Tennessee vs. Memphis ....6p a-Wake Forest @ Ga. Tech....2:30p good for the Tigers. season to earn their stripes, emerge victorious? e2-Vanderbilt @ Florida ...... 6:15p e-FSU @ Clemson ...... 6:45p Though LSU only lost the which in this case are represent- All of the ques- e3-Mississippi vs. N. Arizona..6:30p OPEN: Boston College game 13-3, seemingly holding ed by a #9 ranking? tions and concerns OPEN: Mississippi State the Gators in check, its per- Have they played consistent- will likely be answered this Oh, and they better find a Last Week formance was anything but ly? Saturday in Tuscaloosa. way to stop Mark Ingram. One Last Week North Carolina 20, Va. Tech 17 awe-inspiring. Not really. LSU has been overshad- of the reasons why the Florida Florida State 45, NC State 42 The Tigers scraped out a piti- Do they have any quality owed by the exploits of Florida game was as low scoring and Auburn 33, Ole Miss 20 ful 162 yards of offense and a close as it was is, oddly enough, Clemson 49, Coastal Carolina 3 wins? and Alabama, but quarterback Florida 41, Georgia 17 lone field goal in the game that Jordan Jefferson is improving because LSU couldn't stop the Boston College 31, C. Michigan 10 Well, that depends on how Arkansas 63, Eastern Michigan 27 brought to and end their streak you define quality. If by quality lately and the Tigers' defense is Gators' downhill running game. Duke 28, Virginia 17 Mississippi State 31, Kentucky 24 of 32-straight victories on you mean wins over ranked really starting to hit its stride. Florida rushed the ball 48 Georgia Tech 56, Vanderbilt 21 Miami 28, Wake Forest 27 Saturday night in Death Valley. times against the Tigers for a opponents, then no, LSU does- In fact, LSU's defense has Tennessee 31, South Carolina 13 Georgia Tech 56, Vanderbilt 31 The Gators even kept them n't have any quality wins. In gone four straight games with- total of 193 yards. LSU 42, Tulane 0 from crossing midfield the fact, the Bayou Bengals have out allowing more than 13 Similar numbers Saturday Game to watch: FSU @ Clemson. entire second half! only beaten one team with a points. afternoon will result in another Though this game is no longer the Yet, despite all of the incon- winning record – Auburn. They'll need to play their loss to an SEC "bully." Game to watch: LSU @ Bowden Bowl, it should be very sistency and lack of achieve- There are even questions best game of the season It all ultimately comes down Alabama. The Bayou Bengals exciting, as both teams are playing ment, LSU remains ranked in surrounding Les Miles, despite Saturday if they expect to to what happens on the field, haven’t lost in Tuscaloosa since their best football of the season. the Top 10 and alive in both the the fact that he led the Tigers to knock off the Crimson Tide, and for Tigers, it will be the 1999. Can Bama turn the tide? Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- SEC and National a BCS National Championship who don't give up very many determining factor in the debate Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBs; r-Raycom; f-Fox Championship race with a two seasons ago. Critics allege points themselves – 11.4 points over how good they actually ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; f-Fox Sports Net; p- Sports Net; v-Versus; p-PPV. month left in the regular season. that Miles succeeded with for- per game. are. PPV; s-SEC Network.

ALABAMA (#3) AUBURN FLORIDA (#1) GEORGIA LSU (#9) The bye last week The Tigers are final- After several The Dawgs have This is it for the LSU couldn't have come at a ly off the skids with a weeks of feet drag- now lost three of their Tigers – a chance to reju- better time for Alabama, much-needed victory ging and subsequent last four games and venate its national title which faces its toughest over Ole Miss. The criticism, the nation's ® senior quarterback Joe hopes and take the lead in ® test of the season this TM Tigers exploded for 23 top team played up to the level of its Cox is starting to receive a lot of criti- the SEC West Division weekend – LSU. The Crimson Tide points in the third quarter to take down ranking last Saturday in a 41-17 demo- cism for his level of play. Cox threw race. Easier said than done when your has lost the last four games in the the then 25th-ranked Rebels. Looking lition of Georgia. Tim Tebow had four three interceptions in the blowout loss to opponent is #3 Alabama. History sug- series played at Bryant-Denny ahead, it seems that Auburn could fol- touchdowns (two rushing, two passing), Florida, and has thrown at least one in all gests, however, that the odds are in LSU's Stadium, and seven of the last nine low its three-straight losses with three the defense forced four turnovers, and eight games this season for a total of 12. favor this weekend. The Tigers have won overall. A loss to the Tigers would wins. Furman visits this weekend, fol- the Gators now face only four obstacles At this point, something must change four in a row in Tuscaloosa and seven of almost certainly spoil Bama's BCS title lowed by a trip to Athens to face a less- in completing a perfect regular season – for UGA if they want to become bowl the last nine overall in the series. The hopes and potentially SEC title hopes, than impressive Georgia team. Who something no team in school history has eligible. At 4-4, only the Tennessee Tech question remains: Has the offense as LSU would be in the driver's seat for knows? With a buy week preceding accomplished. First obstacle: game this Saturday seems to be a sure improved enough for the Tigers to pull the West Division crown. This one the Iron Bowl, Auburn could finish 9- Vanderbilt. Well, I wouldn't exactly victory. Can Georgia beat Auburn, off the upset? One thing's for sure – this could end up being a classic. 3; but I wouldn't count on it. define the 'Dores as an obstacle. Kentucky or Georgia Tech? game deserves all the hype it's received.

FLORIDA STATE MIAMI (#17) CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH FLORIDA (#25) SOUTHERN MISS FSU is finally getting How Miami won last The Knights have After an It's not often that a back on track with its week defies all logic. done it! The streak is impressive 30-19 team scores 43 points, second straight win. Wake Forest had 555 finally over! With a 21- victory over picks up 28 first downs

Who would've thought it ® yards to Miami's 356. 20 victory over Marshall, West Virginia, and racks up 608 yards would take nine weeks The Deacons had 33 first downs to the UCF has put together the Bulls' October nightmare was over. of total offense, only to lose the game. of football for the Noles to notch their Canes' 19. The list of bizarre stats is consecutive wins, or losses for that Unfortunately, the damage has been That's exactly what happened to second win at Doak-Campbell actually much longer, but somehow, the matter, for the first time all season. done. With two conference losses, Southern Miss last weekend. The Stadium? The concerns on defense Canes stole a one-point victory from the Unfortunately, it appears likely that the USF needs a lot of help to get back into Eagles combined with Houston for 93 continue to plague this team, as NC Deacons. It was proof that this team first two consecutive losses are next up contention for a Big East points, 67 first downs, and 1,358 yards State racked up 538 total yards in the refuses to quit, even when they're play- on the schedule in the form of Texas Championship. The Bulls have two of offense. Does anyone on either team loss. For the Noles to win on Saturday ing their worst football of the season – and Houston. If the Knights can weeks to relish the victory, and prepare know how to tackle? The Eagles have in Death Valley, the defense must get and on Saturday, they were. Miami will weather the Texas storm, they'll be for a Thursday night match up with two weeks now to prepare for pressure on Clemson's young quarter- have to win out, starting with Virginia, if rewarded with two shots at earning Rutgers on Nov. 12. The Bulls have Marshall on Nov. 14, which will be the back, Kyle Parker, and the offense must they are to have any chance of getting bowl eligibility in closing games lost three-straight Thursday night team's second attempt at becoming be prepared to score on every drive. into the ACC Championship Game. against 2-6 Tulane and 3-5 UAB. games. bowl-eligible. *Rankings based on BCS Poll FSU’s Andrews to See where to find local game-watching retire at season’s end parties for your favorite football team TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - helped develop some of the finest Alabama Jenny Baars, VP Alabama Vanderbilt game at 6:15 p.m. Bengals will host a Watch Party Florida State defensive coordina- players and units in college foot- Come join local Bama fans Alumni, Area 6 Florida at bam- Food and drinks specials are Saturday October 24 at tor Mickey Andrews, the architect ball history. this Saturday afternoon at Will [email protected]. provided to club members. Shooter's Sports Bar in Cordova of the Seminoles defense since Andrews will direct the defense Call Sports Grille for another Located at 130 East Lanes, 2111 Airport Blvd., 1984, will retire at the end of the through the balance of the season huge game against the LSU Auburn Government Street in downtown Pensacola. The Tigers kick off 2009 season. and, after meeting with Florida Tigers. Kick off is at 2:30 p.m., Join Auburn fans at Will Call Pensacola, Seville Quarter is against the Alabama Crimson One of the nation's most State director of athletics Randy so get there early to get a good Sports Grille, 22 Palafox Place affectionately referred to by Tide at 2:30 p.m. All LSU Fans respected defensive coaches, the Spetman, has agreed to stay on seat so we can cheer on the good to watch the Furman game local Gator fans as the "Seville and Friends are welcome! 68-year-old Andrews, made his board through Feb. 10, 2010. guys! Saturday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. Swamp". For more information, call decision public on Tuesday, Nov 3. Andrews provides some insight Look for the Auburn Banner In addition to the game and 850-206-7981 or email "For 47 years it's been about into his decision with a hand-craft- We get the VIP section with three huge jumbo screens. There in the area we all sit together. refreshments, there will be a [email protected]. me," Andrews said. "Now it's time ed statement: "After last football Good food, good friends and chance to win Gator football to be about us – my family." season I told Diane I wanted to is a Bama sound track of the good games! Waaar Eagle! tickets, Gator apparel, etc. Gator If you have information Andrews and his wife Diane coach one more year. For several fight song and cheers, videos, merchandise is also readily about game watching parties will continue to call Tallahassee reasons we agreed that was the shakers, games and lots of fel- available for purchase. for your team, please email it to home in retirement. thing to do. low Bama fans to have a great Florida Over the course of his 26 sea- "This is my last year as a foot- time with while watching our Join the Northwest Florida [email protected] for sons as the architect of the ball coach at Florida State. It has favorite team. Gator Club at Seville Quarter LSU inclusion in our weekly listing. Seminoles' defense, Andrews has been a wonderful experience.” For more information, contact this Saturday afternoon for the The Panhandle Bayou

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SECTIONSECTION DD GULFGULF BREEZEBREEZE NEWSNEWS NovemberOctober 22, 5, 20092009 Sunset cruise aboard The Entertainer Veterans deserve our thanks and prayers Next Wednesday we will observe Veterans Day in our country. No matter what we think about war, most of us are appreciative of those persons who have served, and are serving, in the military branches of our Nation. There are millions of men and women who have laid aside their lives to serve in this way. Many lost their lives during bat- tles, or during training, and many others Capt. Jerry Andrews keeps his eye on have returned home with injuries that will the horizon. plague them the rest of their lives. How to express gratitude is a concern that many discuss. One of the latest sugges- tions is that we place our right hand over our heart as we pass a person in uniform. Those who are aware of the significance This party venue offers of the sign will be appreciative. Most of us are aware of the beginnings breathtaking views and evolution of Veterans Day. It was BY LISA NEWELL sions that net hauls of Red Snapper, first called “Armistice Day” after World Grouper and Amberjack. That’s still War I, in recognition of the armistice that Gulf Breeze News [email protected] his primary business although Red went into effect on the eleventh hour of Snapper and Amberjack seasons are the eleventh day of the eleventh month in Sunsets over Santa Rosa Sound are closed. 1918, that ended the fighting between the made even better when viewed from a “We are changing our focus to Allies and Germany. The scope of the boat and enjoyed by a group of grouper, scamp and vermillion, or Guests enjoy the cool evening air on the back of The Entertainer. observance was enlarged in 1954 when friends. mingo, snapper,” Andrews said. He “Armistice Day” was changed to Capt. Jerry Andrews hosts such is well known as the fishing colum- “Veterans Day” to include all U.S. veter- groups regularly aboard his 65-foot nist in Splash! Magazine. Andrews has seen practically every caterers and live entertainment, and ans. Ceremonies on the national level are custom built navigator, The And he’s hosting a lot more parties type of party in his 34 years as boat can be as fancy or basic as the event centered around the “Tomb of the Entertainer. aboard the boat. captain, from birthday parties to bach- dictates. Unknowns” at Arlington National Andrews and The Entertainer are “The sunsets are better at this time elor/bachelorette parties, church Cost is $350 per hour with most Cemetery, where unidentified remains of best known for deep sea fishing excur- of year,” he said, with the sun sinking groups, Christmas parties and even cruises lasting two to three hours. four service personnel are buried – repre- into the west over the sound. burials at sea. Some groups bring Some groups book parties year after senting those from World War I, World year. The boat can hold up to 49 War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam guests in is wraparound deck and air War. conditioned interior. It has a sound In some areas, Veterans Day will be a system with satellite radio, day off from work, while for others it will microwave oven and all the ameni- be business as usual. Perhaps wherever ties to enjoy a party on the water. we are on November 11, we could take a The cabin has three booths with few moments to reflect on the signifi- tables and a couch for indoor enter- cance of the day and say a prayer for the taining. military persons and their families and, as “It’s one of the most spacious, always, offer a prayer and hope for peace. cleanest, nicest boats in the whole area,” Andrews said. And, it is a great way to entertain guests from out of Annual Veterans Day town. “Most people don’t want to go out in the gulf” where the ride is parade Wednesday choppy, Andrews said. Instead, guests can enjoy a relaxing, scenic The annual Elk’s Lodge Veterans Day cruise along the Sound or Bay with Parade will be Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 11 friends enjoying the ride. a.m. “Everybody just has a great time,” The parade route starts at the Marriott Andrews says. Springhill Suites and ends at Casino The Entertainer can accommodate groups of up to 49 on its sunset cruises. These cruises are an ideal loca- Beach parking lot where there will be tion for holiday parties, church groups, anniversaries or catered affairs complete with live entertainment. speakers and refreshments.

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NOTICE OF St., Milton, Florida on the ing to Law, the Property Florida. LOREN T JAMES, Certificate Number: 2411 thereon. The Certificate ––––––––––––––––––––– Rosa County, In the APPLICATION Mary M. Johnson 21st day of December, described in such LORENE J JAMES Year of Issuance: 2007 Number and year of NOTICE OF State of Florida. FOR TAX DEED Clerk of the Circuit Court 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Certificate will be sold to Unless such certificate All of the above property is Issuance, the Description APPLICATION of Santa Rosa County, this the 28th day of the Highest Bidder, at the shall be redeemed accord- located in Santa Rosa Description of Property: of property, and Name(s) in FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida October, 2009. east end lobby of the ing to Law, the Property County, In the State of PROPERTY DESCRIBED which it is assessed is as shall be redeemed accord- GIVEN THAT DENTON II ––––––––––––––––––––– County Administrative described in such Florida. IN OR BOOK 2628 PAGE follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY ing to Law, the Property LLC holder of the following NOTICE OF Mary M. Johnson Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate will be sold to 897, LESS 1/2 MIN RTS GIVEN THAT ELLA III described in such Tax Sale Certificate has APPLICATION Clerk of the Circuit Court St., Milton, Florida on the the Highest Bidder, at the Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 22-5N-30-0000- Certificate Number: 3138 LLC holder of the follow- Certificate will be sold to filed said Tax Certificate for FOR TAX DEED of Santa Rosa County, 14th day of December, east end lobby of the shall be redeemed accord- 00108-0000 Year of Issuance: 2007 ing Tax Sale Certificate the Highest Bidder, at the the Tax Deed to be issued Florida 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated County Administrative ing to Law, the Property Name in which Assessed: has filed said Tax east end lobby of the thereon. The Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY ––––––––––––––––––––– this the 22nd day of Complex at 6495 Caroline described in such ROSS WILLIAM RUSSELL Description of Property:LT Certificate for the Tax County Administrative Number and year of GIVEN THAT DENTON II NOTICE OF October, 2009. St., Milton, Florida on the Certificate will be sold to All of the above property is 18 OF UNREC SUB, AS Deed to be issued there- Complex at 6495 Caroline Issuance, the Description LLC holder of the following APPLICATION 14th day of December, the Highest Bidder, at the located in Santa Rosa DES IN OR BOOK 1556 on. The Certificate St., Milton, Florida on the of property, and Name(s) in Tax Sale Certificate has FOR TAX DEED Mary M. Johnson 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated east end lobby of the County, In the State of PAGE 1168 & OR BOOK Number and year of 30th day of November, which it is assessed is as filed said Tax Certificate for Clerk of the Circuit Court this the 22nd day of County Administrative Florida. 1614 PAGE 1606, LESS Issuance, the 2009 at 12:00 noon. follows: the Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE IS HEREBY of Santa Rosa County, October, 2009. Complex at 6495 Caroline ALL MIN RTS Description of property, Dated this the 7th day of thereon. The Certificate GIVEN THAT DENTON II Florida St., Milton, Florida on the Unless such certificate Parcel ID:01-2S-27-0000- and Name(s) in which it October, 2009. Certificate Number: 1159 Number and year of LLC holder of the following –––––––––––––––––– Mary M. Johnson 14th day of December, shall be redeemed accord- 01236-0000 is assessed is as fol- Year of Issuance: 2007 Issuance, the Description Tax Sale Certificate has NOTICE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated ing to Law, the Property Name in which Assessed: lows: Mary M. Johnson of property, and Name(s) in filed said Tax Certificate for APPLICATION of Santa Rosa County, this the 22nd day of described in such CAROLYN A WILSON Clerk of the Circuit Description of Property: which it is assessed is as the Tax Deed to be issued FOR TAX DEED Florida October, 2009. Certificate will be sold to All of the above property is Certificate Number: Court of Santa Rosa LTS 7 & 8 BLK 704, AVAL- follows: thereon. The Certificate –––––––––––––––––– the Highest Bidder, at the located in Santa Rosa 3830 Year County, Florida ON BEACH, AS DES IN Number and year of NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF Mary M. Johnson east end lobby of the County, In the State of of Issuance: 2007 ––––––––––––––––––––– OR BOOK 1456 PG 451 Certificate Number: 1527 Issuance, the Description GIVEN THAT DENTON II APPLICATION Clerk of the Circuit Court County Administrative Florida. NOTICE OF Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Year of Issuance: 2007 of property, and Name(s) in LLC holder of the following FOR TAX DEED of Santa Rosa County, Complex at 6495 Caroline Description of APPLICATION 70400-0070 which it is assessed is as Tax Sale Certificate has Florida St., Milton, Florida on the Unless such certificate Property:SANTA ROSA FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: Description of Property: follows: filed said Tax Certificate for NOTICE IS HEREBY ––––––––––––––––––––– 30th day of November, shall be redeemed accord- YACHT CONDOMINIUM WALTER R GREER, LT 8, FERRIS HILL the Tax Deed to be issued GIVEN THAT DENTON II NOTICE OF 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated ing to Law, the Property UNIT 54, TOGETHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GUARDIAN/CONSERVA- ESTATES, AS DES IN OR Certificate Number: 3136 thereon. The Certificate LLC holder of the following APPLICATION this the 7th day of October, described in such WITH AN UNDIV GIVEN THAT DENTON II TOR, NICHOLAS GREER BOOK 2931 PG 148 Year of Issuance: 2007 Number and year of Tax Sale Certificate has FOR TAX DEED 2009. Certificate will be sold to 1/129TH SHARE IN LLC holder of the following All of the above property is Parcel ID: 34-2N-28-1170- Issuance, the Description filed said Tax Certificate for Mary M. Johnson the Highest Bidder, at the COMMON ELEMENTS, Tax Sale Certificate has located in Santa Rosa 00000-0080 Description of Property: LT of property, and Name(s) in the Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE IS HEREBY Clerk of the Circuit Court east end lobby of the AS DES IN OR BOOK filed said Tax Certificate for County, In the State of Name in which Assessed: 7 OF UNREC SUB, AS which it is assessed is as thereon. The Certificate GIVEN THAT TARPON IV of Santa Rosa County, County Administrative 1897 PG 367 the Tax Deed to be issued Florida. WAYNE WHEATLEY DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK follows: Number and year of LLC holder of the following Florida Complex at 6495 Caroline Parcel ID:10-3S-29- thereon. The Certificate All of the above property is 1556 PG 1167 & OR Issuance, the Description Tax Sale Certificate has ––––––––––––––––––––– St., Milton, Florida on the 4935-00000-0540 Number and year of Unless such certificate located in Santa Rosa BOOK 1614 PG 1606, Certificate Number: 990 of property, and Name(s) in filed said Tax Certificate for NOTICE OF 30th day of November, Issuance, the Description shall be redeemed accord- County, In the State of LESS ALL MIN RTS Year of Issuance: 2007 which it is assessed is as the Tax Deed to be issued APPLICATION 2009 at 12:00 noon. Name in which of property, and Name(s) in ing to Law, the Property Florida. Parcel ID: 01-2S-27-0000- follows: thereon. The Certificate FOR TAX DEED Dated this the 7th day of Assessed: which it is assessed is as described in such 01230-0000 Description of Property: LT Number and year of October, 2009. THOMAS J NICHOLS follows: Certificate will be sold to Unless such certificate Name in which Assessed: 22 BLK 410, AVALON Certificate Number: 1104 Issuance, the Description NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above proper- the Highest Bidder, at the shall be redeemed accord- CAROLYN A WILSON BEACH, AS DES IN OR Year of Issuance: 2007 of property, and Name(s) in GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC Mary M. Johnson ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: 4 east end lobby of the ing to Law, the Property All of the above property is BK 1614 PG 380 which it is assessed is as holder of the following Tax Clerk of the Circuit Court Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2007 County Administrative described in such located in Santa Rosa Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Description of Property: follows: Sale Certificate has filed of Santa Rosa County, State of Florida. Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate will be sold to County, In the State of 41000-0220 LTS 15,16,17 BLK 576, said Tax Certificate for the Florida Unless such certificate Description of St., Milton, Florida on the the Highest Bidder, at the Florida. Name in which Assessed: AVALON BEACH Certificate Number: 3033 Tax Deed to be issued ––––––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed Property:PROPERTY 21st day of December, east end lobby of the TRUDY GARDNER Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Year of Issuance: 2007 thereon. The Certificate NOTICE OF according to Law, the DESCRIBED IN OR 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated County Administrative Unless such certificate ESTATE 57600-0150 Number and year of APPLICATION Property described in BOOK 1826 PAGE 1748 this the 28th day of Complex at 6495 Caroline shall be redeemed accord- All of the above property is Name in which Assessed: Description of Property: W Issuance, the Description FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be Parcel ID:04-1N-26- October, 2009. St., Milton, Florida on the ing to Law, the Property located in Santa Rosa LOREN T JAMES, 21.4' OF E 48.2' OF LT 9 of property, and Name(s) in sold to the Highest 0000-00201-0000 21st day of December, described in such County, In the State of LORENE J JAMES BLK 4, NAVARRE BEACH which it is assessed is as NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end Mary M. Johnson 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Certificate will be sold to Florida. All of the above property is RES SEC 1, BEING UNIT follows: GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC lobby of the County Name in which Clerk of the Circuit Court this the 28th day of the Highest Bidder, at the located in Santa Rosa 6, AS DES IN OR BOOK holder of the following Tax Administrative Complex Assessed: of Santa Rosa County, October, 2009. east end lobby of the Unless such certificate County, In the State of 1125 PG 332 OF PUBLIC Certificate Number: 2904 Sale Certificate has filed at 6495 Caroline St., KENNETH W WOOD, Florida County Administrative shall be redeemed accord- Florida. RECORDS OF ESCAM- Year of Issuance: 2007 said Tax Certificate for the Milton, Florida on the BERNICE W BARLOW ––––––––––––––––––––– Mary M. Johnson Complex at 6495 Caroline ing to Law, the Property BIA COUNTY Tax Deed to be issued 30th day of November, All of the above proper- NOTICE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court St., Milton, Florida on the described in such Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 28-2S-26-9180- Description of Property: thereon. The Certificate 2009 at 12:00 noon. ty is located in Santa APPLICATION of Santa Rosa County, 21st day of December, Certificate will be sold to shall be redeemed accord- 00400-0091 S 75' OF N 4457.35' OF Number and year of Dated this the 7th day of Rosa County, In the FOR TAX DEED Florida 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated the Highest Bidder, at the ing to Law, the Property Name in which Assessed: LOT UU, CRESCENT Issuance, the Description October, 2009. State of Florida. ––––––––––––––––––––– this the 28th day of east end lobby of the described in such GREG BODNAR, JOHN SHORES, BEING PARCEL of property, and Name(s) in NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF October, 2009. County Administrative Certificate will be sold to DUCKWORTH 8 BLK 1 OF UNREC SUB, which it is assessed is as Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate GIVEN THAT DENTON II APPLICATION Complex at 6495 Caroline the Highest Bidder, at the All of the above property is AS DES IN OR BOOK follows: Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed accord- LLC holder of the following FOR TAX DEED Mary M. Johnson St., Milton, Florida on the east end lobby of the located in Santa Rosa 2591 PAGE 958 Court of Santa Rosa ing to Law, the Property Tax Sale Certificate has Clerk of the Circuit Court 14th day of December, County Administrative County, In the State of Parcel ID:21-2S-26-0780- Certificate Number: 3557 County, Florida described in such filed said Tax Certificate for NOTICE IS HEREBY of Santa Rosa County, 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Complex at 6495 Caroline Florida. 0UU06-0000 Year of Issuance: 2007 ––––––––––––––––––– Certificate will be sold to the Tax Deed to be issued GIVEN THAT DENTON II Florida this the 22nd day of St., Milton, Florida on the Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF the Highest Bidder, at the thereon. The Certificate LLC holder of the following ––––––––––––––––––––– October, 2009. 14th day of December, Unless such certificate KEVIN D DILLARD Description of Property:LT APPLICATION east end lobby of the Number and year of Tax Sale Certificate has NOTICE OF 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated shall be redeemed accord- All of the above property is 8 BLK 11, EVERGREEN FOR TAX DEED County Administrative Issuance, the Description filed said Tax Certificate for APPLICATION Mary M. Johnson this the 22nd day of ing to Law, the Property located in Santa Rosa SHORES 1ST ADDITION, Complex at 6495 Caroline of property, and Name(s) in the Tax Deed to be issued FOR TAX DEED Clerk of the Circuit Court October, 2009. described in such County, In the State of AS DES IN OR BOOK NOTICE IS HEREBY St., Milton, Florida on the which it is assessed is as thereon. The Certificate of Santa Rosa County, Certificate will be sold to Florida. 1601 PAGES 292 & 294 GIVEN THAT RUTH 30th day of November, follows: Number and year of NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida Mary M. Johnson the Highest Bidder, at the Parcel ID:24-2S-28-1150- DOCKERY holder of the 2009 at 12:00 noon. Issuance, the Description GIVEN THAT DENTON II –––––––––––––––––– Clerk of the Circuit Court east end lobby of the Unless such certificate 01100-0080 following Tax Sale Dated this the 7th day of Certificate Number: 1169 of property, and Name(s) in LLC holder of the following NOTICE OF of Santa Rosa County, County Administrative shall be redeemed accord- Certificate has filed said October, 2009. Year of Issuance: 2007 which it is assessed is as Tax Sale Certificate has APPLICATION Florida Complex at 6495 Caroline ing to Law, the Property Name in which Assessed: Tax Certificate for the follows: filed said Tax Certificate for FOR TAX DEED –––––––––––––––––– St., Milton, Florida on the described in such INSURANCE EXPRESS Tax Deed to be issued Mary M. Johnson Description of Property: the Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE OF 30th day of November, Certificate will be sold to INC thereon. The Certificate Clerk of the Circuit LTS 27-35, INCLUSIVE, Certificate Number: 1577 thereon. The Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY APPLICATION 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated the Highest Bidder, at the All of the above property is Number and year of Court of Santa Rosa BLK 720, AVALON Year of Issuance: 2007 Number and year of GIVEN THAT DENTON II FOR TAX DEED this the 7th day of October, east end lobby of the located in Santa Rosa Issuance, the County, Florida BEACH, AS DES IN OR Issuance, the Description LLC holder of the following 2009. County Administrative County, In the State of Description of property, ––––––––––––––––––––– BOOK 2685 PG 183 & 10' Description of Property: of property, and Name(s) in Tax Sale Certificate has NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson Complex at 6495 Caroline Florida. and Name(s) in which it PORT OF ADJACENT LT 18 BLK D, WOODLAND which it is assessed is as filed said Tax Certificate for GIVEN THAT DENTON II Clerk of the Circuit Court St., Milton, Florida on the is assessed is as fol- PUBLIC NOTICE VACATED ALLEY, AS DES LAKE HEIGHTS, AS DES follows: the Tax Deed to be issued LLC holder of the following of Santa Rosa County, 30th day of November, Unless such certificate lows: IN OR BOOK 1099 PG IN OR BOOK 2840 PG thereon. The Certificate Tax Sale Certificate has Florida 2009 at 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed accord- Pursuant to Florida 601 1944 Certificate Number: 596 Number and year of filed said Tax Certificate for ––––––––––––––––––––– Dated this the 7th day of ing to Law, the Property Certificate Number: Statute 121.055, notice is Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Parcel ID: 36-2N-28-5840- Year of Issuance: 2007 Issuance, the Description the Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE OF October, 2009. described in such 1499 Year hereby given that the 72000-0270 00D00-0180 of property, and Name(s) in thereon. The Certificate APPLICATION Certificate will be sold to of Issuance: 2002 Board of County Name in which Assessed: Name in which Assessed: Description of Property: which it is assessed is as Number and year of FOR TAX DEED Mary M. Johnson the Highest Bidder, at the Commissioners of Santa TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- BULLET MOODY INC PROPERTY DESCRIBED follows: Issuance, the Description Clerk of the Circuit Court east end lobby of the Description of Rosa County intends to OPMENT LLC All of the above property is IN OR BOOK 2379 PAGE of property, and Name(s) in NOTICE IS HEREBY of Santa Rosa County, County Administrative Property:LT 12 BLK D designate the positions of All of the above property is located in Santa Rosa 1636 Certificate Number: 1001 which it is assessed is as GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC Florida Complex at 6495 Caroline OF UNREC EASTGATE Assistant Public Works located in Santa Rosa County, In the State of Parcel ID: 07-1N-28-0000- Year of Issuance: 2007 follows: holder of the following Tax ––––––––––––––––––––– St., Milton, Florida on the SUB, AS DES IN OR Director and Assistant County, In the State of Florida. 02306-0000 Sale Certificate has filed NOTICE OF 30th day of November, BOOK 1538 PAGE 731 County Engineer to be Florida. Name in which Assessed: Description of Property: Certificate Number: 1105 said Tax Certificate for the APPLICATION 2009 at 12:00 noon. Parcel ID:13-2N-28- included in the Senior Unless such certificate KEVIN G HOBBS, LTS 7 & 8 BLK 415, AVAL- Year of Issuance: 2007 Tax Deed to be issued FOR TAX DEED Dated this the 7th day of 0000-00105-0000 Management Service Unless such certificate shall be redeemed accord- ROBERT KEITH HOBBS ON BEACH, AS DES IN thereon. The Certificate October, 2009. class of the Florida retire- shall be redeemed accord- ing to Law, the Property All of the above property is OR 2567 PG 1374 Description of Property: Number and year of NOTICE IS HEREBY Name in which ment system. ing to Law, the Property described in such located in Santa Rosa Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- LTS 18,19,20 BLK 576, Issuance, the Description GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC Mary M. Johnson Assessed: described in such Certificate will be sold to County, In the State of 41500-0070 AVALON BEACH of property, and Name(s) in holder of the following Tax Clerk of the Circuit Court CLAYTON THOMPSON LEGAL 576 Certificate will be sold to the Highest Bidder, at the Florida. Name in which Assessed: Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- which it is assessed is as Sale Certificate has filed of Santa Rosa County, All of the above proper- Gulf Breeze News 10-29-09 the Highest Bidder, at the east end lobby of the GILBERT GAMBEE 57600-0180 follows: said Tax Certificate for the Florida ty is located in Santa east end lobby of the County Administrative Unless such certificate All of the above property is Name in which Assessed: Tax Deed to be issued County Administrative Complex at 6495 Caroline shall be redeemed accord- located in Santa Rosa Complex at 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Florida on the ing to Law, the Property County, In the State of St., Milton, Florida on the 21st day of December, described in such Florida. NOTICE TO BIDDERS 21st day of December, 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated Certificate will be sold to CONSTRUCTION OF BIKE LANES 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated this the 28th day of the Highest Bidder, at the Unless such certificate You’ve got mail! this the 28th day of October, 2009. east end lobby of the shall be redeemed accord- The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed October, 2009. County Administrative ing to Law, the Property bids from qualified licensed contractors for the construction of bike lanes on the Navarre Mary M. Johnson Complex at 6495 Caroline described in such Beach Causeway. This work includes construction of new bicycle lanes and appurte- Mary M. Johnson Clerk of the Circuit Court St., Milton, Florida on the Certificate will be sold to nances as shown on the project plans and by the project manuals. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Santa Rosa County, 14th day of December, the Highest Bidder, at the of Santa Rosa County, Florida 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated east end lobby of the All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County Florida ––––––––––––––––––––– this the 22nd day of County Administrative Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and ––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE OF October, 2009. Complex at 6495 Caroline must be received by 10:00 a.m., December 8, 2009, at which time bids will be opened NOTICE OF APPLICATION St., Milton, Florida on the and read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Mary M. Johnson 14th day of December, clearly labeled "Bid - Navarre Beach Causeway Bike Lanes". Bids received after this time FOR TAX DEED Clerk of the Circuit Court 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. NOTICE IS HEREBY of Santa Rosa County, this the 22nd day of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DENTON II Florida October, 2009. Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be GIVEN THAT DENTON II LLC holder of the following –––––––––––––––––– inspected at the Dodge Plan Room at 700 S. Pace Blvd., Pensacola, Florida; Santa Rosa LLC holder of the following Tax Sale Certificate has NOTICE OF Mary M. Johnson County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida; and the Tax Sale Certificate has filed said Tax Certificate for APPLICATION Clerk of the Circuit Court Santa Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Suite 300, filed said Tax Certificate for the Tax Deed to be issued FOR TAX DEED of Santa Rosa County, Get Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured from the Santa Rosa County the Tax Deed to be issued thereon. The Certificate Florida Procurement office at a non refundable cost of $100.00 per set. Telephone (850) 983- thereon. The Certificate Number and year of NOTICE IS HEREBY –––––––––––––––––– 1870 Number and year of Issuance, the Description GIVEN THAT DENTON II NOTICE OF Issuance, the Description of property, and Name(s) in LLC holder of the following APPLICATION GULF BREEZE NEWS Questions concerning this project should be directed to Chris Phillips, P.E.at (850) 981- of property, and Name(s) in which it is assessed is as Tax Sale Certificate has FOR TAX DEED 7100. which it is assessed is as follows: filed said Tax Certificate for follows: the Tax Deed to be issued NOTICE IS HEREBY emailed to you A contractor desiring to bid for the performance of this contract must first be certified by Certificate Number: 2012 thereon. The Certificate GIVEN THAT DENTON II the Florida Department of Transportation as qualified in accordance with Section Certificate Number: 1380 Year of Issuance: 2007 Number and year of LLC holder of the following 337.14(1), Florida Statutes, and Rule 14-22, Florida Administrative Code. Contractors Year of Issuance: 2007 Issuance, the Description Tax Sale Certificate has shall be prequalified in the following work classes: Grading, Flexible Paving and Hot Plant Description of Property: LT of property, and Name(s) in filed said Tax Certificate for each week! Mix-Bituminous Course. Description of Property: LT 5 BLK 4, ESCAMBIA which it is assessed is as the Tax Deed to be issued 18 BLK 1, GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS, AS DES IN OR follows: thereon. The Certificate This contract is a Federal-Aid project and falls under requirements set forth in the FDOT ESTATES, AS DES IN OR BOOK 767 PG 271 Number and year of Equal Employment Opportunity Construction Contract Compliance Workbook January BOOK 2598 PG 1204 Parcel ID: 25-1N-29-1060- Certificate Number: 949 Issuance, the Description 2009 Edition. Parcel ID: 28-2N-28-1340- 00400-0050 Year of Issuance: 2007 of property, and Name(s) in Breaking News * Alerts 00100-0180 Name in which Assessed: which it is assessed is as Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Availability Goal Information is contained in Name in which Assessed: JOE L HUDSON, YONG H Description of Property: follows: Online ads the Project Manual. Please complete, sign, and return the applicable 'Anticipated DBE VICTORIN MURAT HUDSON LTS 21 & 22 BLK 238, Participation Statement' form and the 'DBE/MBE Bid Opportunity List' form which shall All of the above property is All of the above property is AVALON BEACH, OR 239 Certificate Number: 1034 Sponsorship opportunities available be submitted with bid as stipulated in the Project Manual. located in Santa Rosa located in Santa Rosa PAGE 113 Year of Issuance: 2007 County, In the State of County, In the State of Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- All bids submitted to the County shall include a statement that by signing and submitting Florida. Florida. 23800-0210 Description of Property: this proposal, the bidder certifies that no principal (which includes officers, directors or Name in which Assessed: LTS 11 & 12 BLK 453, Dial (850) 932-8986 or executives) is presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligi- Unless such certificate Unless such certificate HOWARD E MILLER, AVALON BEACH, AS DES subscribe online at www.gulfbreezenews.com ble or voluntarily excluded from participation in the transaction by any federal department shall be redeemed accord- shall be redeemed accord- MARY MILLER IN OR 419 PG 248 or agency. ing to Law, the Property ing to Law, the Property All of the above property is Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- There will be a MANDATORY described in such described in such located in Santa Rosa 45300-0110 pre-bid conference at 9:00 am on November 18, 2009 in the Public Services Media Center, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, FL 32583. At this Certificate will be sold to Certificate will be sold to County, In the State of Name in which Assessed: time, EEO requirements for Federal-Aid projects will be discussed in detail. Bids will the Highest Bidder, at the the Highest Bidder, at the Florida. BOBBIE HARMON ONLY be accepted from those that attend the pre-bid conference. All bidders must be east end lobby of the east end lobby of the All of the above property is NOTICE TO BIDDERS present and signed in PRIOR to the start of the mandatory pre-bid meeting. Anyone not County Administrative County Administrative Unless such certificate located in Santa Rosa SIGNS AND REFLECTIVE SHEETING MATERIAL signed in at the commencement of the meeting will be considered late and will not be Complex at 6495 Caroline Complex at 6495 Caroline shall be redeemed accord- County, In the State of allowed to bid on the project. St., Milton, Florida on the Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, 21st day of December, Florida, will receive sealed bids for signs and reflective sheeting material. The County, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42 USC 2000d to 2009 at 12:00 noon. Dated NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER 2000d-4 and related authorities, Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, U.S. Department this the 28th day of AN ORDINANCE All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County of Transportation, Subititle A, Office of the Secretary, Part 21, Nondiscrimination in October, 2009. Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and Federally-assisted programs of the U.S. Department of Trasnportation issued pursuant to must be received by 10:00 a.m., December 1, 2009, at which time bids will be opened such Act, hereby notifies all bidders that the disadvantaged business enterprises will be NOTICE OF SALE The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board of County and read aloud. Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be rejected and afforded the full opportunity to submit bids in response to the invitation and will not be Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., December 10, 2009, returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to discriminated against on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, or dis- The property described in the Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located at be sealed and clearly labeled "BID - SIGNS." ability/handicap in consideration for an award. Further, it is the policy of the County to below, stored at BETTA 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. not discriminate against bidders on the grounds of race, color, national origin, religion, STOR-IT, 2999 Gulf Questions concerning this request should be directed to Tom Collins at (850) 626-0191. sex, age, or disability/handicap in consideration for an award. No company will be award- Breeze Pkwy., Gulf AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDI- ed a contract unless they have an approved DBE Affirative Action Program Plan Breeze, FL will be dis- NANCE 2005-37 AS AMENDED; AMENDING SECTION 10 ALLOWING USE Specifications and bid form may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website (www.san- ALREADY IN PLACE at the time of bidding. Please review the 'DBE Bid Package' and posed of in accordance OF FUNDS COLLECTED TO BE USED FOR SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION; tarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at the above the Special Provisions for instruction for submission of a DBE Affirmative Action Plan. with Florida statute PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 83.801.809 at the above DATE. Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, address on 11/13/09. All prices are firm for a period of one year. After one year, the County may approve the religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Anyone option of renewing the contract at the same or lesser price for a period not to exceed two needing special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 #416 B. Holcombe The Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meeting at (2) years with the agreement of the bidder. should send an email to [email protected] or call telephone number (850) 981- #114 K. Grissom the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 Caroline 7100. Special accommodation requests under the Americans with Disabilities Act should #138 M. Routh Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to be made at least seven days prior to the public meeting. #156 D. Nelson appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be #355 S. Devore matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to All units contain, but not insure that a record of the proceeding they are appealing exists and for such purpose reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is limited to, household they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida goods. shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to these pro- By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. LEGAL 575 posed ordinances. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4 D November 5, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Home and Garden Gulf Breeze NEWS Agaves are Florida- friendly plants Nothing draws more attention in a neighborhood then a flower- Environmental ing century plant. With its soar- ing flower stalk and menacing Horticulture looking foliage, these plants are show stoppers. The century Agent plant is a type of succulent in the Agave genus. Gary Knox, Theresa Friday Professor at the University of Florida, tells us more about this interesting group of plants. these plants may lie in this flowers on incredibly tall stems Many people rightly think of armor, because there is almost a 6 to 40 feet above the plant. agave and yucca as tough plants sense of danger when growing After flowering, the parent associated with extreme these plants! Agave tends to plant typically dies, although environments like deserts and have more armor than yucca. usually a number of small dunes. What they may not realize Each agave plant consists of a plants form around the base of is that agave and yucca also adapt rosette of long, stiff, spear- the parent plant. The small well to home and commercial shaped, fleshy leaves often plants are technically called landscapes where they thrive in armed with teeth and tipped “offsets” but have the more the sometimes harsh conditions with a long terminal spine. imaginative common name of associated with urban living. Agave species is familiar to “pups.” These may be separated Agave and yucca are found in most people thanks to the from the parent plant for native environments that commonly grown century plant, propagation. typically are hot, sunny, dry, Agave americana. But with more Yucca is similar to agave but windy, or scrubby with little than 200 additional species of often forms trunks and water and poor soil. In Agave, many people don't realize typically has more numerous, ultivation, this adaptability the diversity of sizes, shapes and thinner, leathery leaves with a translates into low maintenance colors that are available. Agave smaller terminal spine. Yucca since typically they need little or varies in size from a few inches leaves range in color from deep no irrigation, fertilizer, pruning to more than 8 feet tall and wide. green to pale blue, and leaves or spraying. Leaf color ranges from deep may be striped in shades of Above and beyond their green to grass green to blue green white, cream, yellow and toughness, agave and yucca to grey, and leaves may be chartreuse. When in flower, capture the imagination of many striped or mottled with white, yucca produces large, upright people because of their dramatic cream, yellow and chartreuse. panicles of white, bell-shaped architectural forms and unusual Flowering also is dramatic flowers. Unlike the tall flower shapes. In addition, these plants and attractive though it stems of agave, yucca flower boast intriguing defensive sometimes takes years before panicles are held within or just “weaponry”: stiff, hard or doing so. When finally above the foliage. There are leathery leaves, often armed with flowering, however, agave more than 20 species of Yucca wicked barbs, teeth or spines. develops branched spikes of of which 4 can be considered Part of the fascination with yellow, rose or white tubular native to Florida.

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