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Questions 5 With Coaches High-profile incumbents face challengers ■ Hall, Broxson among Court, Property Appraiser and Gulf Breeze. Williams Cutts of Milton those gearing up Supervisor of Elections have Broxson previously served as (Sheriff) pre-filed but had not incumbents facing challenges. Sheriff of Santa Rosa County officially qualified as of June 9. for hot election season Jeffery Van Camp of Gulf (1959-1961) and was a state Unless Democratic candi- BY JOE CULPEPPER Breeze, Gulf Breeze Assistant representitive (1962-64) and dates qualify before noon next Gulf Breeze News Police Chief Robert Randle of state senator (1966-72). Friday, County Commission page [email protected] Milton, Paul Johnson of Milton “Qualifying by petition has races will be decided Aug. 26. First in a series and Chris Roper of Jay are chal- already been completed,” said Races for Sheriff and Tax 1C1C With just over a week lenging Sheriff Wendell Hall of ■ INSIDE: Candidates Ann Bodenstein, Santa Rosa Collector will not be decided remaining before the noon, Pace. Hall, first elected Sheriff of already qualified, page 4B County’s Supervisor of until the Nov. 4 general election. June 20 qualifying deadline for Santa Rosa County in 2000, is Elections. “Other potential can- The School Board race in PAG E 1D the Aug. 26 voting primary, the seeking his third term. of Gulf Breeze in District 5. didates can qualify between District 2 will go to a November 2008 county elections are shap- County Commissioners seek- Opposing Broxson, who was noon June 16 and noon June 20 runoff if one of three candidates ing up to be quite intriguing. ing reelection include Tom elected to the Commission in by paying their fees.” doesn’t earn 50 percent of the ■ Optimists All county races with the Stewart in District 1, Don Salter 2004, are Lauretta Aiken of Stacia LaDue of Milton vote plus one. honor PBES exception of the Clerk of the in District 3, and John Broxson Navarre and Lane Lynchard of (Commission District 1) and faculty ■ Bubba’s Beach GB Chamber Castles defers on WWeatherEEKEND THURSDAY 6/12 Midway Fire Scattered Storms O in the high 90 low 76O fee support

FRIDAY 6/13 BY JOE CULPEPPER Scattered Storms Gulf Breeze News Sand [email protected] O high 96 Faced with a projected budget shortfall of O low 76 $430,000 for fiscal year 2008-09, Midway Fire District was poised earlier this week to SATURDAY bring a second fire assessment fee proposal in 6/14 seven months before voters in the Aug. 26 Scattered Storms primary. high 89O Midway Fire sought the Gulf Breeze Area low 77O Chamber of Commerce’s formal blessing last week, saying it would be “folly” to move for- ward with another referendum without the SUNDAY 6/15 business community’s support. Scattered Storms Monday, the Chamber informed Midway O Fire it would not officially consider an high 90 endorsement until after the issue reaches the O low 77 August ballot. Midway Fire hoped to receive Chamber sup- port prior to Tuesday night, when Commissioners were scheduled to meet and INSIDE likely decide whether to approve the referendum. “The Chamber’s Governmental Affairs Committee and the Board felt like we needed Classifieds 3D more information before we could make a Community 3-5A decision in either direction,” said Meg Peltier, Crossword 3B See FIRE, Page 2A6 Editorial 6A Castle photo by David Standridge; graphic illustration by Jessica Bowie Entertainment 2B Team Fox, also known on the beach as Team Nearly-Wed, wowed crowds at Saturday’s Sand Island News 1D Sculpture competition on Pensacola Beach with this creation, ‘Honeymoon Suite.’ The castle was Crunching numbers crafted by Nicole Spiker Fox and James Fox. The event lured hundreds to Santa Rosa Island. Lifestyles 1B Obituaries 7A reveals fee impact Santa Rosa County 4B Schools 6-8C Nelson gets behind BY LISA NEWELL Seniors 7A Gulf Breeze News Sports 1-6C [email protected] Talk of the Town 5A Navarre Pier project Midway Fire District’s new proposal “Mailing Statement is comes less than five months after voters on Editorial Page” permits will be in the hand of rejected, by 81 percent, its Jan. 29 referen- BY PAM BRANNON the Fish and Wildlife depart- dum. FOUR SECTIONS Gulf Breeze News The difference [email protected] ment within the next couple INSIDE VOL. 7, NO. 24 days,” Nelson said. between the Jan. 29 ■ Chart shows JUNE 12, 2008 U. S. Senator Bill Nelson (D- “And instead of having the proposal and the cur- Fla.) is pushing to get permits usual lengthy process of rent proposal is the potential costs for the Navarre Beach Fishing approval, I have been pushing amount of money to businesses, Pier approved on the fast track. this paperwork along. It looks asked of residences page 2A He told a group of just over like they are assuring me we will and businesses. 100 Monday at a Town Hall have the final signatures and the “Basically, and here’s the important thing, meting in Milton that it looks green light within the next 30 is the commission has not made any decision like he might have all the per- days. I will stay right on this.” at this point about whether to put this before mits pushed through for the pier Nelson held an informal, the voters. All this (new proposal) does is within 30 days. hour-long question-and-answer replace funding we lost from Amendment 1.

home! “I talked with the Army Town Hall meeting in the cham- Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News That translates to a $430,000 loss to the dis- Corps of Engineers office just bers of the Santa Rosa County U.S. Senator Bill Nelson of Florida greets trict and the prior homestead exemption that before coming into this meet- Commissioners. Questions a constituent during Monday’s Santa See COST, Page 2A6 your ing, and it looks like the final See NELSON, Page 2A6 Rosa Town Hall Meeting in Milton. Residents shape city’s Visioning Meeting future,” explained Gulf Breeze into a Visioning Element to be modal transportation system; BY VICI PAPAJOHN City Manager Edwin “Buz” adopted into its Comprehensive future growth using population

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Eddy. Plan: priorities for economic forecasts and land-use patterns “First, we have to look back at development, preservation of that accommodate all of the pre- Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy

mailed directly to mailed directly The city of Gulf Breeze held what we have accomplished or open space, environmentally vious listed components. the first of three Visioning what is left to be done, and then sensitive land; mixed-use devel- Stephania Wilson, Indever Meetings on June 4 to realign its we have to look to our future. The opments; high-density commer- LLC President, conducted the master plan for the future. new vision will afford a vision cial and residential develop- workshop. Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News “It’s time to examine our for the next 10 years.” ment; economic development “In an evaluation and Hospital administrator Dr. Bob Harriman (left) and Councilman 1998 Mission Statement and Florida statutes require that opportunities and employment appraisal report, we look at the Dick Fulford listen in as ideas Vision Statement and see if we every municipality include five centers; provisions for adequate population of the city and what are shared. need to tweak them for the of the following components work-force housing; multi- See VISIONING Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A June 12, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS FIRE: Appeals process would be available this time Continued from page 1A 21 personnel. It recently COMPARING JANUARY TO AUGUST attained a county-best ISO rat- Executive Director of the Gulf ing of 3 in a system established Thursday, June 12 City of Gulf Breeze Breeze Area Chamber of Jan. 29 referendum Proposed Aug. 26 referendum by the Insurance Services Office Public Hearing Blackwater Soil and Water Commerce. “We need to know Sought to fund fire Would seek to fund fire that rates fire protection on a (Rezoning request of protection services and protection services and Conservation District 409 Gulf Breeze more of the numbers and how facilities with non-ad valorem facilities with non-ad valorem scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being Supervisors 7 a.m. 6285 the worst. Parkway from P to the assessment would affect assessments of $224 per assessments of $42 per Dogwood Drive, Milton C2), 6:30 p.m., businesses.” dwelling unit for residential dwelling unit for residential Should staffing fall below 18, Santa Rosa County Council Chambers, Shortly before the January property, 38 cents per square property, 7 cents per square the District fears its ISO rating Commission Regular 1070 Shoreline Drive, foot for commercial property, foot for commercial property, would be revised upward. Better Meeting 9 a.m., County Gulf Breeze referendum, the Chamber came 7 cents per square foot for 2 cents per square foot for Administrative Center, 6495 ratings often translate into savings Gulf Breeze out against Midway Fire’s pro- industrial/warehouse proper- industrial/warehouse Caroline Street, Milton Hospital Auxiliary posed fire assessment fee that ty, and 42 cents per square property, and 8 cents per on consumer insurance rates. Santa Rosa County Fire Fashion Jewelry & would have added to its coffers foot for institutional property. square foot for institutional The most significant result of Protection Board of Assessories Sale 7 significantly more funding than Failed: 81 percent to 19 property, with a provision for cutbacks would be slower Adjustment and Appeals 4 a.m.-4 p.m., percent annual increases. p.m., Conference Room, 6051 Professional Office it receives in ad-valorem taxes response times. Midway Fire Old Bagdad Highway, Milton averages 4.5 minutes in Building Suite 4, Gulf and impact fees. Voters over- Santa Rosa County Local Breeze Hospital whelmingly rejected the propos- taxes of $42 per dwelling unit reject such a referendum. Fewer response time to calls. Planning Board 6 p.m., al by more than a 4-to-1 margin. for residential property, 7 cents than six percent of Chamber “You probably wouldn’t see a Commissioners Board Room, big difference in that until we 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Tuesday, June 17 Now, Midway Fire hopes to per square foot for commercial members responded. Albertson’s Fiesta Parade Gulf Breeze Hospital recoup enough funding to main- property, 2 cents per square foot Critics contend Midway Fire get into a multiple-call sce- 6 p.m., downtown Pensacola Auxiliary Fashion tain its current level of staff and for industrial/warehouse proper- has not been aggressive enough nario,” Demeter said. “If we Santa Rosa County Jewelry & Assessories service in the wake of January’s ty, and 8 cents per square foot in tightening its belt or explor- lose any more people, we’re School Board 6:30 p.m., 5086 Sale 7 a.m.-4 p.m., passage of property tax reform for institutional property. ing other revenue-generating or going to have to take units out Canal Street, Milton Professional Office Building of service. We just wouldn’t Suite 4, Gulf Breeze Hospital measure Amendment 1. The fee would not apply to saving initiatives - such as sell- Monday, June 16 “We knew this would be a churches, governmental build- ing unused land or reducing have the personnel to staff all Wednesday, June 18 potential problem,” Midway ings or not-for-profits. family medical benefits. our response units.” City of Gulf Breeze City Midway Fire has mutual-aid Council Meeting 6:30 p.m., Santa Rosa County Public Fire Chief Steve Demeter told An appeals process would be “Some members feel there still Council Chambers, 1070 Safety Coordinating Council the Chamber’s Governmental developed whereby homeowners is some duplication of services, agreements with Gulf Breeze Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze 11:30 a.m., County Affairs Committee on or businesses with hardships and they feel strongly there are Fire, Pensacola Beach Fire and Wednesday, June 4. could appeal directly to the some areas where Midway Fire Holley-Navarre Fire, who can “The idea behind the Jan. 29 Midway Fire Commission for a could cut,” Peltier said. “There assist if necessary. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report referendum was to head this off. reduction or waiver of the fee. are a lot of sacred cows that the Another drawback would be Information provided by the Santa Now, our worst fears have come Commercial properties that feel fire department has that maybe safety. Fewer personnel at a fire Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. true. We’re going to lose about they are actually storage or indus- need a second look.” increase the likelihood of injury, the District contends. Felonies: 06/05/2008 20 percent of our budget. That’s trial also could appeal to the Midway Fire, in turn, said no Owens, Mathew Wade, W/M, 31, a tremendous hit for the District. “If we can’t get this, there Commission for re-classification. raises were given in 2007. It 06/03/2008 5900 block of Capitol Drive, Gulf “The Midway Fire Future increases would be trimmed operating expenses by will be times when there are Aguilar, Scarlett Le-Anita, W/F, Breeze, violation of probation. Commission is not going to limited to the annual growth $100,000 for fiscal year 2008- only four firefighters available - 27, 6700 block of Valerie Lane, two to go into a fire and two to Navarre, violation of probation. 06/06/2008 move on anything unless there rate in Florida personal income 09. Two personnel were laid off Martin, Edward Thomas, W/M, is support from the Chamber,” for the previous five years. in February, and three positions assist,” Demeter said. “That 65, 98000 block of East Concord Crowder, James Edward, W/M, would represent a bare-bones, Street, Navarre, sexual assault and Demeter said. “We know it “We feel like it’s a good com- left vacant by employees who 31, 1900 block of Flamingo Lane, lewd and lascivious behavior. won’t pass, given the current promise,” Midway Fire quit after the failed January ref- minimum staff. We’d anticipate Navarre, larceny and fraud. more injuries and worker’s economic conditions, unless Commissioner Buck Thackeray erendum have not been filled. Ruiz, Sean Franklin, W/M, 22, there is support from the busi- said. “It’s realistic, and it does- Overtime is not being paid. comp claims.” Perez, Peter Steven, W/M, 47, 6700 block of Donald Drive, 6600 block of Bellingham Street, ness community.” n’t reduce our capabilities. “Everybody in the Chamber In 2007, there were 47 resi- Navarre, battery, resisting an officer Navarre, falsely impersonating a law and failure to appear. Midway Fire was stung just “This is a step we probably wants good fire services and real- dential and 13 commercial fires. enforcement officer. 41/2 months ago when the should have taken before ly feels for them,” Peltier said. So far in 2008, there have been DUIs: Chamber urged voters to reject a Amendment 1 passed. But with- “But, again, a lot of our own busi- 16 residential fires and six com- 06/04/2008 referendum that sought to fund mercial fires. Those numbers do Bowers, Scott Carlton, W/M, 06/07/2008 out the Chamber’s initial agree- nesses are facing a lot of the same 26, 1600 block of Lighthouse Pointe not include false alarms. Capers, George, B/M, 56, 8900 fire protection services and ment that this is a good way to issues for a variety of reasons. Drive, Navarre, aggravated battery. block of Deer Lane, Navarre, DUI. facilities with non-ad valorem go, it is kind of folly to try to Everyone is having to make cuts “Fires are about 8 percent of assessments of $224 per sell it anywhere else. We just in these economic times.” our business,” Commissioner Maxey, Robert J, W/M, 27, 1900 06/08/2008 dwelling unit for residential won’t do it.” Should Midway Fire fail to Joe McPherson told the block of Justice Circle, Gulf Breeze, Alvarez-Morales, Erguin larceny. Santiago, H/M, 25, 5600 block of property, 38 cents per square The Governmental Affairs push this latest proposal through Governmental Affairs State Court, Gulf Breeze, DUI. foot for commercial property, 7 Committee agreed last week to to voter approval, it planned to Committee in May. “The fire cents per square foot for indus- provide the Chamber member- cut four additional staff posi- department really isn’t a fire trial/warehouse property, and 42 ship with information about the tions from the budget. Demeter department as much as it’s a NELSON: Offshore drilling cents per square foot for institu- Fire District’s operating costs said one of the District’s safety, emergency service tional property. and needs. Members then were response units would be taken department. We’re the people for oil not in best interest Midway Fire now is propos- asked to respond via e-mail out of service. citizens call when they don’t ing to assess non-ad valorem whether they would support or Midway Fire currently staffs know what to do.” Continued from page 1A straight off the coast where we can train and drop explosives. COST OF MIDWAY’S PROPOSED FIRE ASSESSMENT ranged from what is being done That would not be possible with COST: Varies to prop up the insurance indus- oil rigs out there.” Keeping the 1.4 mills on property value and adding an assessment of 7 cents per square foot for commercial prop- erty, 2 cents per square foot for industrial property and 8 cents per square foot for institutional property plus $42 try in Florida after so many cat- Nelson pointed out that he with size per dwelling unit, plus the average in the rate of personal income growth in Florida averaged over the past five astrophic hurricanes, to what is had been the one to fight the years. happening concerning Medicare hardest to get all Florida dele- of different concerning Veterans. gates seated at the convention Pea Ridge Current Gulf Breeze Current With Proposed Percent A few people held signs say- Business Fire Tax Business Fire Tax Increase Increase and each to have a full vote. businesses ing “DRILL” because of high “I sued Howard Dean and the gas prices. Others protested the Wal-Mart (219,769 s.f.) $5,494.22 Wal-Mart (181,952 s.f.) $14,910.62 $20,160.62 35% DNC, and in a federal district Continued from page 1A Democratic National court a judge decided against Ridge Cinema (40,699 s.f. ) $1,107.47 Breeze 8 Cinemas (38,616 s.f.) $4,088.91 $6,666.03 63% Committee’s decision not to my constitutional arguments. did not apply to the district in allow all Florida delegates to Then last week I stood before prior years,” Demeter said. Ruby Tuesday (5,925 s.f.) $286.25 Ruby Tuesday (6,404 s.f.) $1,644.37 $2,092.65 27% have a full vote at the the DNC Rules Committee and Rather than ask $224 per Democratic Convention. let them have it. dwelling unit, the new proposal Walgreens (16,675 s.f.) $416.87 Walgreens (17,299 s.f.) $2,455.57 $3,666.49 49% Nelson does not want to “As a result, they did come to asks $42. Rather than ask for 38 allow drilling for oil off a compromise, which isn’t the cents per square foot of commer- The Reserve (176 units) $13,476.64 $21,268.01 57% Florida’s coast. greatest, but at least all of cial space, the new proposal asks “Why drill off the coast of Florida’s delegates will be seat- Tiger Point just seven cents per square foot. Florida when we have 33 mil- ed, and each will have a half Shopping Center (69,196 s.f.) $4,619.28 $9,463.00 104% Each of these proposals are sub- lion acres already leased for vote.” ject to future increases based on drilling that we are not using?” Beall’s (100,250 s.f.) $3,687.22 $8,937.22 142% the five year average in Florida’s he said. “Two years ago, trying CORRECTION personal income growth. Midway Fire Chief Stephen Demeter says the proposed assessment will apply only to heated square footage to keep folks away from drilling and be capped at 75,000 square feet. If approved, these figures will increase approximately 7.228 percent in off our coasts, I worked out a David Lenze, an economist the following year, based on current figures from the U.S. Department of Commerce. with the U.S. Department of deal to get 8.3 million acres for In the June 5 Gulf Breeze Commerce, said there are many drilling leased, and that has not News, Rick Trevino of Gulf ways to calculate the five-year through in this economy is not don’t own it outright.” $850 per single person,” Chief been touched. Breeze, son of golfing legend average. going to find a favorable cli- Demeter added that the prop- Demeter said. “Why do you think when the Lee Trevino, was incorrectly “You can do a percent change mate,” Szymanski said. erty is paid for by impact fees. Additionally, Szymanski rec- military commission for base identified. for the past five years and take After the Jan. 29 proposal “We can’t use impact fees for ommends the district get back to realignment meets we don’t get Gulf Breeze News strives for an average, or you can take the was defeated, Szymanski and personnel or operating expenses. the basics of fighting fires. any bases in Florida cut? accuracy and deeply regrets the current percentage and the per- other members of the Tax Watch We can use impact fees for capital “Way back when voters Because we have 300 miles errors. centage five years ago and cal- group recommended some ways improvements and growth,” approved the special taxing dis- culate the percent change, or the district could save money Demeter said. Last year, the dis- trict, 1.4 mills covered all the take each year’s average and and save personnel. trict collected $121,000 in impact fire services. Some additional average that,” Lenze said. Among the recommenda- fees. “We had a good year, but it’s services pushed that fire protec- Lenze calculated the current tions: sell the Highway 98 not going to be like that this year.” tion out of the millage. five-year average in personal frontage property the district As for the recommendation Whatever those services are, ● Create Curb Appeal income growth at 7.228 percent. purchased in 2006 for $289,500 that the district cut health cover- those need to be examined first ● Custom Brick Mailboxes Dave Szymanski, a member and stop providing full health age, Demeter said the coverage and see if they can be eliminat- ● Reasonable Rates. of the Midway Fire Tax Watch insurance coverage for firefight- is generous because staffers did- ed,” Szymanski said. Group, the political action com- ers and their spouses. n’t get a raise last year. Among the services Midway Joseph Ball Masonry mittee that opposed the fire dis- At this time, the property is “We have a HSA account, a Fire District offers are advanced Licensed. Insured. trict’s January 29 referendum, not for sale, Demeter said. “The health care savings account. A life support, disaster response doesn’t think this proposal will commission felt that with the single employee pays $1,500 and hazardous materials emer- 850-529-6984 get very far. current market that they could- and a family pays $3,000. The gencies as well as public service “I think anybody who would n’t get what we owe on it, and district offsets some of that cost, events such as open houses, try to push a tax increase there’s no equity in it, plus we paying $2,000 per family and Santa runs and flu shots. VISIONING: ‘We saw exactly what we expected’ Continued from page 1A “Gulf Breeze’s attribute that the idea of aesthetic additions to underground utilities, height it is locked in is fantastic. Let’s the city allowing for both beau- variances and economic devel- services are required and use it, not fight it,” she chal- tification and “walkability.” In opment as priorities in progress desired,” Wilson explained. lenged. at least three of the six small or not yet accomplished. “When we look at Gulf Breeze, For multi-modal transporta- groups the need for improved “We saw exactly what we we see little or no population tion, Wilson cited communities walking and biking paths were expected as we have been work- changes, and the population is such as Peachtree City, Ga., and listed as “incomplete” projects, ing with Gulf Breeze for a not going to change that much at its use of golf carts on wide as were aesthetic improvements while,” Wilson said. this point. So we then have to paths throughout the communi- and beautification. The next two meetings will look at what the existing popu- ty for walkers and bikers as The compiled surveys and be held June 25 and July 9 at 6 lation desires.” well. breakout session paperwork p.m. at the South Santa Rosa Wilson listed the land-locked Small-group participants Joe revealed key words like “walka- Recreation Center on Shoreline status of the city as a benefit. Story and Summer King liked bility,” aesthetics, streetscapes, Drive.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2008 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Should rising oil prices affect your investment strategies? Every time you fill up your and airline industries, and some er some type of “rebalancing.” to own investments that offer gas tank, you are painfully elements of the retail sector, But rather than focus on how the potential for rising income, aware that oil prices are high - may be negatively affected. rising oil prices can affect indi- such as quality, dividend-pay- really high. And rising oil prices Does this mean you should vidual market sectors, try to ing stocks. By doing some can affect the cost of many other make some drastic changes to look at the “bigger picture.” As research, you can find stocks goods and services, from food to your investments? Not if you fol- we mentioned earlier, rising oil that have paid - and increased - airline tickets. So, as a con- low a strategy of buying and prices can lead to higher over- dividends for 20 or 25 straight sumer, you know the impact of holding a diversified array of all inflation - and, over the long years. (Be aware, though, that an increase in the cost of oil - quality investments. (Keep in term, inflation is a much more stocks are not obligated to pay but how about as an investor? mind, though, that diversifica- serious threat to your portfo- dividends and can cut or dis- Should rising oil prices change continued to rise. Second, oil is rent state of affairs - that is, tion, by itself, cannot guarantee a lio’s health than a short-term continue them at any time.) the way you invest? a commodity priced in dollars, elevated oil prices - will affect profit or protect against a loss in spike in oil prices. Consider By making timely adjust- Before we look at this ques- so if the dollar falls in value - your investments. Specifically, a declining market.) However, this: If inflation rises three per- ments in response to events tion, let’s quickly review why as has been the case lately - in this environment, what mar- you may want to make some cent a year - which has been such as oil price “shocks” and oil prices have gone up so far then the price of oil will rise. ket sectors will be influenced? adjustments. For example, if the the average increase over the by following a long-term strate- and so fast. First, the price of Will these two factors con- And how? increased value of your energy past eight decades - then every- gy of owning an appropriate oil is reflecting the law of sup- tinue to drive up the price of Not surprisingly, the stocks stocks has caused your portfolio thing you buy today could cost array of quality investments, ply and demand; the world’s oil oil? It’s hard to predict. of some energy companies tend to become “overweighted” with twice as much in 24 years. you can continue working supply has stayed relatively However, as an investor, you to do well when oil prices are these stocks, which can be To protect yourself from the toward your financial goals - tight recently, while demand has do want to know how the cur- high. At the same time, the auto volatile, you may want to consid- ravages of inflation, you need now and in the future. Red Cross relief budget in dire need of help PUBLIC Gulf Breeze News The American Red Cross ->ÌÊUÊ՘iÊÓnÊUÊ10 A.M. reports that its Disaster Relief Budget has dwindled to just NAVARRE BEACH, FL more than $6,000 after 17 recent house fires in the area 1474 HOMEPORT DRIVE strained its resources. q31400 s.f. / 3Br / 2Ba / q3Sparkling Community Pool Emergency food, clothing Greatroom q3Sugary White Sand Beaches and shelter were just some of 3 3 the services provided. q Panoramic Sunset View q Pier with Boat Slips & The Red Cross needs the q3 Sandy Beach Waterview of Santa Rosa public’s help in restoring its Sound q3Relaxed Island Lifestyle relief budget. “This budget deficit comes at All this, plus the home with balconies, a hectic time of the year” said a courtyard, hot tub… and you are LIVING! Sheri Frost, CEO for the For photos and details, go to: American Red Cross. “Our dis- aster budget normally carries us www.BoylestonAuctions.com through to the end of our fiscal Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News OPEN HOUSE: (850) year. As we enter hurricane sea- The sign outside this new structure going up says it all — 28,000 square feet of fun coming Sat., June 21, 2:00 – 6:00 434-0377 son, we must replenish this soon. The new FunPlex will be the new home for what is now known as Gulf Breeze DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 98, cross the fund to ensure there is money Gymnastics and Cheer. The business has been renting a spot on Highway 98 in Midway bridge to Navarre Beach, Right on for hurricane response.” next door to the South Santa Rosa Industrial Park. But this new building will be owned by Gulf Blvd. 1 mi. to right on Arkansas, then left on White Sands to Homeport Donations can be made by the gymnastics business. And there will be much more than ‘just’ gymnastics and cheer Drive. contacting the American Red instruction housed in the new complex. Staff reportedly expects to be in the new place by TERMS: 5% auction day, balance with- Cross at 800-773-7620. mid-September, if construction proceeds as planned. in 30 days. 10% buyer’s premium. FL AU 430/AB3 Methodist Church staying busy From Special Reports Pensacola Beach Gulf Breeze United FAITH Methodist Church will offer Community Church Pensacola Beach Community many activities for children this The Senior Adult Ministries Church, located at the corner of summer. are also offering a variety of Via de Luna and Avenida 18 on Vacation Bible School will be activities this month. Each Pensacola Beach, will have held June 16-20 at both campus- Wednesday at 10 a.m., Rev. Vacation Bible School from 9 es (Main — 75 Fairpoint Drive; Ruth Knights leads the group a.m. to noon, June 23-27, for pre- East — Community Life in Bible study — no prepara- schoolers through fifth grade. Center, Soundside Drive at tion needed. This year’s theme is Highway 98). This year’s theme At 11 a.m., the Senior “Friendship Trek — Jesus our is “Power Lab: Discovering Lunch Bunch travels to an area forever friend.” Jesus’ Miraculous Power.” For restaurant for food and fellow- The children will explore more information, call ship. A Day Trip is planned for Bible stories, do fun activities, 932-3594 or 916-1660. Thursday, June 19 from 8:30 sing songs, make crafts, play Summer Camp for children a.m. to 5 p.m. to Daphne and games and activities and enjoy ages 3 to 8 will be held on both Spanish Fort, Ala. snacks. There is no cost. campuses during July. Sign up The group will visit the Old For more information, call early as spaces are limited. Methodist Church and PBCC at 932-6628 or visit the Session 1 will be held July 7-10 Cemetery and the Daphne church Web site at and July 14-17 from 9 a.m. to 1 Historic Museum, have lunch www.thebeachchurch.com. p.m. Session 2 will be held July at the Camellia Café and then 21-13 and July 28-13, 9 a.m. to visit Alligator Alley. The price Calvary Chapel 1 p.m. Fee of $200 is due at the of the trip is $6, and lunch is Calvary Chapter will have its time of registration. Snacks and on your own. Sister to Sister girls’ night out lunch are provided. An overnight trip is planned Friday, June 13, from 6:30 p.m. The Main Campus is offering for June 27 and 28 to see “The to 9 p.m. Women ages 17 and up Summer Guitar Lessons in the Miracle Worker” and the will meet in the Reception Hall. Music Suite. Cost of the 30- Space Center. Contact Terrye Italian food will be served and minute lessons is $80. Contact Takacs at 932-3594 for more lots of fun games are planned, JR at 932-3594 to sign up. information. all while getting to know new At the Community Life All programs of the church friends and sisters in Christ. Center, register now for voice, are open to the public. For more Tickets are available for $3. For piano, guitar, drums and more. information on these or any more information please call For more information contact other activity of the church, call 932-8197 or e-mail the church Gina Bryan at 916-1660 932-3594, 916-1660, or visit office at information@ccgulf- Extension 30. www.gbumc.org. breeze.com

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Where: Calvary Chapel When: June 16-20, 9 a.m. to To register: 932-2859 When: June 16-20, Aug. 11-15, noon (both campuses) ■ 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. To register: Call 932-3594 Where: St. Francis of Asissi ■ Cost: $65 Episcopal To register: Call 932-8197 Where: Pensacola Beach ■ Community Church When: June 23-27 Where: Concord Presbyterian When: June 23-27 To register: 932-2861 To register: 932-6628 ■ When: June 16-20, 9 a.m. ■ to noon Where: St. Sylvester Catholic Where: St. Paul Methodist To register: Call 932-6243 When: June 16-20 ■ When: June 23-27, 9 a.m. to noon Cost: $15 Where: Gulf Breeze To register: 932-8002 To register: 939-3020 Presbyterian ■ ■ When: July 21-24, 9 a.m. to noon. Where: St. Ann Catholic Where: Santa Rosa Shores To register: Call 932-3625 Baptist Church When: July 28 to Aug. 1, ■ When: June 23-27, 9 a.m. Where: Gulf Breeze United 9 a.m. to noon to noon Methodist Cost: $40 To register: Call 932-9128

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Photos by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News ABOVE: Linda and Lloyd Wise (right) assist Amber Hoagland (left, in black) of Gulf Breeze as she shops for fresh foods at the special farmer’s market in Midway sponsored by the WIC program. Hoagland was purchasing fruits and vegetables for her two sons, Brendan, 3, and Ethan, 1 month. RIGHT: Claudia Jacobian (left) of Gulf Breeze demonstrates to her 2-year-old daughter, Katie, 2, how to bite into a juicy, sweet peach that was harvested only hours earlier on a farm in Milton. WIC farmer’s market brings fresh veggies, fruits to Midway

Midway and Navarre will take BY JOE CULPEPPER "These days, Gulf Breeze News advantage of this opportunity.” [email protected] probably 80 percent Linda Wise, representing of children age 10 Double D Farms of Milton, said The selection of fresh fruits and under don’t even the WIC program and access to PIZZAZ ! and vegetables almost was over- know what it is to farmer’s markets are important. Personalized Gifts & Accessories whelming. “The price you pay for fruits But having access to the have a fresh peach or and vegetables in the grocery homegrown foods available at a new potato that’s store is high,” she said. “This is FOR EVERY OCCASION SPECIALIZING IN the Santa Rosa County Health actually a new a program that helps make sure ● weddings embroidery, engraving, that young people in families, ● Department’s Midway location potato." showers and other personalized was much appreciated by local pregnant women and children ● birthday processes to make each – Linda Wise age 5 and under get fresh pro- mother Amber Hoagland. ● anniversary gift unique and personal. “I want to feed my children Farmer’s market duce and fruits, which include right, give them good nutrition,” vendor all their main vitamins needs. nodded Hoagland, the mother of “For the mothers who have two sons who took the eligible family members of the small children at home who Member of Complimentary 15-minute drive Wednesday, program. can’t travel to Milton and the Monograms Gift Wrap On this particular day, about outlying farms, this brings the June 4, to take advantage of a America Give a gift with farmer’s market expansion into 50 local residents shopped for fruits and vegetables to them. It Pizzaz ! South Santa Rosa county. fresh-off-the-vine foods that saves the working man on his “My children enjoy fruits and previously were available only gas. vegetables, and I like them, too. at participating WIC farmer’s “These days, probably 80 3055 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze ● 850.934.3436 ● 10-6 Mon-Fri 10-2 Sat Fruits and produce this fresh — markets in Milton, Pensacola percent of children age 10 and you really can’t find that at a and Fort Walton Beach. under don’t even know what it grocery store.” “In year’s past, Midway has is to have a fresh peach or a new The health department’s had the lowest coupon redemp- potato that’s actually a new Women, Infants and Children tion rate for our county,” said potato.” (WIC) program sponsored the Detta Barrett of the WIC pro- This particular program will spring and summer market. It gram. “Midway residents had to end after July 2. Wise would will return to the Midway health travel a long way to redeem like to see it extended. department Wednesday, July 2. their coupons.” “I wish there was a year- WIC is a program of the In recent months, Barrett has round program,” she said. Food and Nutrition Service of worked hard to increase utiliza- “They do the WIC program for the United States Department of tion of the coupons by coordi- milk and formula for pregnant Agriculture. It provides federal nating with local farmers and mothers and children all year And Summer Classes grants to states for supplemental inviting them to rural areas like long. But fruits and vegetables foods, health-care referrals, and Midway and Jay. come in all year long, too.” nutrition education for low- “This is a good example of ■ income pregnant, breastfeeding, how community partnerships For additional information and non-breastfeeding postpar- can help our health department on local farmer’s markets, call Ages 3 & Up! tum women, and to infants and increase access to services for the WIC program at (850) 983- children up to age 5 who are all citizens in the county,” said 5250. To learn more about qual- Convenently found to be at nutritional risk. Shannon Jacobs, the health ifying for the WIC program, Each year, WIC issues $20 department’s administrator. “We visit www.doh.state.fl.us/chd located in farmer’s market coupons to all hope our clients in Gulf Breeze, SantaRosa/index.htm. Gulf Breeze Authorities investigate bank robberies We offer ■ Gulf Breeze News photographs taken from inside that occurred May 30. Ballet Santa Rosa County financial the bank were retrieved and Shortly before 11 a.m., three ■ institutions continue to be the show the unknown suspect black men entered the bank Modern target of criminals. involved in the robbery. He was armed with semi-automatic ■ At approximately 3:30 p.m. approximately 6-feet tall and handguns and demanded Tap on Wednesday, June 5, a white weight about 160 pounds. The money. After retrieving an ■ male entered the First National man wore a white ball cap with undisclosed amount of money, Hip-Hop Bank at the corner of U.S. dark lettering, black polo shirt, the suspects fled in a stolen and much more! Highway 98 and Rosewood dark jeans and tennis shoes. SUV that was found abandoned Drive in Navarre, pointed a The vehicle thought to be a short distance from the bank. black semi-automatic handgun involved in the robbery was a Investigators, too, continued at a teller and demanded money. late-model, low-rider-style to seek an armed white man After retrieving an undis- pickup truck, possibly a believed to be in his 20s who closed amount of money, the Chevrolet S-10 or similar style, robbed the Pen Air Federal suspect fled from the bank and with an extended cab, dark in Credit Union in Gulf Breeze on ran north on Rosewood Drive. color with chrome rims. May 20. www.dancinforfun.net An extensive search of the area Elsewhere, investigators con- Anyone with information is was conducted, and the suspect tinued their probe into the rob- asked to contact Crime Stoppers 2771 GULF BREEZE PARKWAY ■ (850) 932-3525 was not located. Surveillance bery of the United Bank in Pace at 437-7867.

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Fathers Day is June 15. Give him a sub- scription to Gulf Breeze News. 932.8986 FIREMAN Termite & Pest Control “To The Rescue Since 1977” Gulf Breeze Submitted photo Submitted photo Tom and Beverly Vaughn of Gulf Breeze visited the Acropolis From left, Margaret Cunningham, Darlene Richards, Don 932-9288 ! in Athens on their recent overseas vacation. The couple spent Richards and Jim Cunningham enjoy the last meeting of the 20 days touring the sites around the Meditteranean Sea. season for the Santa Rosa Shores Women’s Club. Summertime: The living’s . . . easy?

It’s summer vacation time, rational programs. and the living might or might The Ethics in Business lun- not be easy. Working moms presents... cheon was held May 5. Bob have sought or are desperately Harriman was among the nomi- seeking child-care in any safe nations for the ethics award. form that can be achieved. They of the Sam Foreman, the Group Study are busy lining up the kids for Talk Town Exchange (GSE) coordinator, camps, Vacation Bible Schools, gave a wrap-up of the successful By Betty Archer Allen special learning classes and GSE just completed by a group many other things. from the South of France. But summer is the time that Carol Stark, Secretary; and Kathy ted gardenia tied with colored rib- Many people in the Rotary most people with school-age Christoff, Treasurer. Lunch will bon that represents her office. made this visit a huge success kids take that long-awaited be catered, and tickets are $15. The group thanked outgoing including the hosts, the Palmers, vacation. So moms and dads are For reservations, call Johnson at officers and welcomed the new the Mackenzies and Paul busy planning for that as well. 916-2533. The PBWC will con- officers. Outgoing president Stanley. Guy Gascard did the From my research, an annual tinue to meet during the summer Ellen Webb reflected on their driving and interpreting, Jerry vacation or a holiday of some on July 17 and Aug. 21 for pot- accomplishments of the year, Blacklaw and the Presbyterian kind is just as important to your luck luncheons but will conduct presented gifts of appreciation, Church loaned their van, and well-being as your chosen voca- no business at these meetings. and passed the gavel to Huff. Jim Green paved the way for a tion or profession. Standard Members are asked to bring The club discussed plans for site visit to Solutia. Life’s Health and Wellness school supplies to the August projects and programs for the The May 13 meeting featured Centre tells us that there are five meeting and a dish to share at coming year. Len Williams, managing partner benefits of taking a vacation: To both meetings. The meeting was adjourned of the Dale Carnegie Training relieve stress, improve your until Sept. 25. Guests and new group in Gulf Breeze. Williams mental skills, improve your Santa Rosa Shores members are welcom. For infor- gave a short but inspirational physical health, strengthen fam- Women’s Club mation, call Webb at 934-8047. talk on personal attitudes. ily ties and simply to enjoy life. The Santa Rosa Shores “A change would be helpful You reduce stress by leaving Women’s Club held its last meet- Gulf Breeze to empower one and overcome everything behind and relieving ing before the summer break. Optimist Club life’s little obstacles that we all your brain of your many wor- The gathering was a dinner held Sue Benvenutti, Scholarship face everyday,” Williams said. ries. Studies have shown a defi- at the Tiger Point Country Club Chairman of the Gulf breeze Clay Ford, a Rotarian and nite link between a weaker restaurant on June 1. The buffet Optimist Club, awarded the club’s State Representative, spoke to immune system and stress. A the group May 20. was tastefully done with 48 mem- scholarships to area students dur- Offering A Full Range vacation often gives you a new bers and their guests enjoying fine ing the May 30 breakfast meeting. “State revenues are down,” perspective on life and allows food, drink and conversation. Three of the five winners were Ford said. “Last year, revenue Of Specialized you to regain energy to prob- Susan Springer read a letter to present to receive these scholar- was $72 billion. This year, rev- Automotive Services! lem-solve and prevent burnout. members from President Fran ships. They were Tabitha enue was $66 billion.” You improve your mental Fletcher reflecting on the Club’s Williams, who received the $1,000 Since Florida must have a skills because you lessen your balanced budget, all non-essen- See Your Neighborhood Tuffy accomplishments this past year. PJC scholarship; and Mariano Auto Service Center For... stress. Some researchers have The club not only chose Trish Rivera and Noelle Robles, who tial items have been trimmed. shown a positive relationship Clay also reported that three of Trachy as its new president; they won $2,500 scholarships. I between vacations and intellec- his bills were signed into law, Quick, Courteous Service voted her as Queen Of Hearts for Sylvan Ladner, Gulf Breeze I tual function. A vacation can 2008. The Queen Of Hearts must High School Principal, and including a Medicaid fraud bill, Lifetime Warranted Parts improve your physical health by have the qualities of giving, be Beverly Livingston, GBHS an annuities fraud bill and a I Outstanding Quality & Value just getting away from daily mortgage fraud bill. available, and go beyond the call Guidance Counselor, expressed I Always FREE Inspections stressors and allowing you to of duty, with a smile and a heart heartfelt thanks to the Gulf John McGill, regional direc- I catch up on sleep and exercise for the community. Breeze Optimist Club and to tor for the Red Cross Blood FREE, No-Obligation Estimates Family ties can be strengthened Bank, spoke May 27. He stated The next meeting will be held Scholarship Chairman, Sue 850-934-8838 by having the opportunity to in September. This social club Benvenutti, and her committee that 50 percent of the blood used rediscover family relationships meets the first Tuesday of the that includes Marguerite Burr, in the nation’s hospitals comes 850-934-8839 in a different setting and to build from the Red Cross. month, except on holidays. Any Charles Gray, Gene Benvenutti, 3737 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. long-lasting memories. woman living in the Santa Rosa Pete Federovich, Ron Pulley, “Summer is a difficult time And lastly, but nonetheless Shores area is encouraged to David Purdon, Jack Leaycraft for the blood reserves because Gulf Breeze, FL important, taking a vacation high schools and colleges are join and become acquainted and Pete Della Ratta. HOURS OF OPERATION helps you to better enjoy life with your neighbors. If you are Scholarship awards will go to out for the summer, and they because it can give you the interested, call 934-5698. two students who could not be provide about 15 percent of the Mon. - Fri. 7:30am - 6:00pm Sat. 8:00am - 4:00pm opportunity to meet new people, present at the meeting. These blood,” McGill said. laugh and do many of the things Hoe’n Hum lucky scholars are Ashley He said an individual can from which you take pleasure. Weatherall and Ryan Roose. donate six times a year. He said Not everyone gets to take the Garden Club that if all eligible people donat- Hoe’n Hum Garden Club Ashley, UWF student, received fabulous vacation that Gulf the $1,000 Renewal ed twice a year, there would be Breeze residents Tom and Beverly held its end-of-year luncheon no shortages. meeting at Ellen Webb’s bay- Scholarship, the first-ever TUFFYTUFFY DOES DOES IT IT RIGHT RIGHT Vaughn enjoyed recently. The offered by the Gulf Breeze The Rotarians will have their Vaughns took an 18-day trip - front home. Claire Carlson Change of Command meeting served as co-hostesses. The for- Optimists to aid deserving col- spending three days in Barcelona, lege students; and Ryan won a June 24. Spain; 12 days on a cruise; and mal dining tables were spread with white Battenburg lace $2,5000 scholarship. three days in Venice, Italy. The Optimist Club works MARGARITA SPECIALS “Tom and I felt so lucky and cloths. Fresh spring floral arrangements were used as cen- diligently to help the young MONDAYS & THURSDAYS, ALL DAY $1.50 so blessed to be able to do it,” people of this community. Beverly said. “We never take terpieces for the tables. NOWNOW for granted the blessings we Helen Corley installed the GG have; the best friends, wonder- 2008-2009 officers: Sue Huff, Gulf Breeze HIRINHIRIN ful family, great jobs, and the president; Ellen Webb, vice presi- Rotary Club opportunity to see the world” dent; Judy Barousse, secretary; The Gulf Breeze Rotary Club If you can’t take a long-term Judy McCabe, treasurer. Each had a very busy May, both with vacation, creative getaways officer was presented with a pot- its accomplishments and inspi- might be the answer. You can find a setting that allows you to leave your worries behind even Greg Papajohn if you do it from home. A series Cell: 712-0187 of short excursions and enjoy- Fax: 932-8794 able activities, or driving nowhere in particular, can turn out to be a fun adventure for mom and dad as well as the Property Licensed and Insured entire family. State Certified Residential RD5986 Pensacola Beach Property Appraisals Woman’s Club The PBWC will meet at 11 a.m. June 19 at Our Lady’s NOW OPEN!!! (850) Hunt Hall for the installation lun- 348Gulf Breeze Pkwy. cheon. Officers for 2008-2009 are 932-0340 Gulf Breeze, Florida Jane McGrath, President; Lynda TAKE OUT ORDERS Knell, 1st Vice President; Sandi (Next to Bruno’s) AVAILABLE! Johnson, 2nd Vice President; Office Manager Milton Jonathan Greg David Michael

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EDITOR: father? Joe Culpepper Tiger Point Park needs attention NOW! SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson Two summers ago, I joined can’t adequately serve the grow- fellow parents of a fast-pitch ing numbers using it. ADVERTISING SALES: softball team who staged a tour- The District 5 Recreational Pam Randall nament at Tiger Point Park. Advisory Committee was to Teams came from Mississippi, meet Tuesday in Gulf Breeze. A OFFICE MANAGER: Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia month ago, it heard an impas- Karen Murphy and Florida to play in the event. sioned plea from the Tiger Point On the second day, I watched Sports Association for numerous GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: in horror as an elderly woman improvements to be made. Production Director stumbled and fell on the broken Now is the time for the coun- Jessica Bowie sidewalk near a concession the grace of God, the woman sidewalks, trees were blown ty to take the advisory commit- stand. Several people, myself was able to leave with a minor over and continue to grow at tee’s anticipated recommenda- CONTRIBUTORS: included, rushed to her aid. injury, but it could have been so 30-degree angles, and turf at the tions and do something. The Betty Archer Allen Fortunately, she suffered only a much worse: broken leg, broken park is in terrible condition. county has about $900,000 at its T. “Bubba” Bechtol scraped knee and a mighty scare. hip, dislocated knee — the pos- While residents in Navarre, disposal to make improvements “Going tubing on the Bette Boyle Caring people brushed the sand sibilities were endless. Milton and Pace enjoy top-notch on parks like Tiger Point. Intercoastal Waterway.” Pam Brannon off her leg, cleaned and ban- I revisit that memory because recreational facilities, Tiger The money spent to make Spencer Duncan Hannah Bunning daged the abrasion. Family very little has been done to reha- Point is an utter disgrace. It immediate improvements might Gulf Breeze Steffaney Clark members helped her to her car. bilitate Tiger Point Park after it lacks a permanent office build- be a drop in the bucket compared Scott Page The first thought that came to was used as a debris dumping ing with a toilet facility; the to potential future lawsuits by Chuck Randle my mind as the woman departed ground after Hurricane Ivan. parking lot by the tennis court visitors who might get injured at the property was “lawsuit.” By Heavy machinery damaged the floods regularly. And the park the once-proud facility.

Member: Tiger Trace just doesn’t want highway traffic Florida Press Association The Tiger Trace Homeowners should be removed from the area Gulf Breeze family National Newspaper Assn. Association would like to set the LETTERS for the safety of other dogs, good Samaritans Gulf Breeze Area Chamber record straight on the subject of themselves and the dog owners. the traffic signal at Whisper Bay The Bark Park has created After seeing my darling niece, of Commerce (“2003 Small Boulevard. friendships among dog lovers. Cassie Lane, in a delightful Business of the Year”) We fear, however, that that is Monette Hodges Dancingly By the time this letter is pub- what the county is planning. Thus, it serves to bring the com- Pensacola Beach Chamber Yours recital recently at the “My favorite memory is work- lished, the signal issue may Ted Gorder munity together in a meaningful of Commerce University of West Florida, I ing with him in his garden.” already be passed, but we felt it And Deb Moore way. We are most fortunate to walked alone to my Honda Laurie Ford Pensacola Chamber was necessary to let our neigh- Tiger Trace Homeowners have this facility. Let’s keep it in Accord. Tired and eager to get Gulf Breeze of Commerce bors in Crane Cove and Whisper Association, Inc. A-1 condition! Bay know our concerns. We Chips Fosgate home, I used my remote entry, Navarre Tourist got in, locked the doors and put Development Council have always recognized the need Bark Park worthy Gulf Breeze for a traffic signal for Crane the key in the ignition as always. Santa Rosa County Chamber Cove and have always supported of keeping it nice Suddenly the security system of Commerce Answer to oil crisis it. Our petition was to restudy I had the opportunity to talk went crazy. Loud crazy. Nothing to folks who came to the Pet is drilling our own I did shut it up. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze the traffic to see if the signal is Gasoline prices are at $3.99 News welcomes your opinion. better suited at Crane Cove than Fest event in Gulf Breeze on I want to commend the nice per gallon and rising. We are try- Gulf Breeze strangers who We reserve the right to edit a at the proposed Whisper Bay May 10. People from places like ing to grow our fuel, and the helped me and share a possible letter to fit space available. We intersection. The original study Navarre and Milton expressed results are the largest increase in solution that others may not know. do not accept letters containing showed that Crane Cove traffic the desire to have a dog park in food prices in 17 years in the A pleasant young man tried to a personal attack on any indi- alone did not justify a signal, but their towns. vidual. Letters must be limited Here in Gulf Breeze, we are USA and food shortages in other help and soon seemed to make that study was conducted before “Going on a tiger cruise from to one per month from an indi- fortunate to have a dog park parts of the world. Who can the honking stop by pushing the vidual writer. If we receive form the theater opened. Hawaii to California.” because of cooperation between blame the farmers for selling panic button, but it started blar- letters, we will print only the first Six years later, traffic patterns Cody Holladay the City of Gulf Breeze and the their crops for ethanol produc- ing all over again when I put the one we receive. Include your have changed. We felt that there Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze Dog Lovers tion that our tax dollars are sub- key in the ignition again. Finally, name, address and daytime were better options than to spend sidizing? his father came over, tried phone number. $750,000 of state money to build Association. The Bark Park is located off Shoreline Drive as We keep waiting for the mag- repeatedly and somehow made a 150-foot back road to route ical “alternative” energy source the honking stop briefly, and CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Crane Cove traffic to the you drive down to the boat- News is committed to accuracy that will free us from our depen- then it started again. And again! Whisper Bay intersection. launch area. and wants to hear from you if we There are some concerns dence on oil. Is it ethanol, wind, The dad offered to take me It was a total misconception home or even drive my insanely need to make a correction or worth mentioning that are vital or solar power? clarification. Please email us that Tiger Trace wanted our own shrieking Honda while I rode to keeping the park clean and Not hardly. at [email protected] signal. That is the last thing we home with his family in their safe for humans and dogs. Congress continues to seek with the subject line want. We feel that the county van. Eventually, he made the Some dog owners do not pay political cover by blaming the CORRECTION or engineers’ current plan to allevi- noise stop. I then drove off in attention or are indifferent to so-called “Big Oil” companies CLARIFICATION. Or, call ate highway congestion by rout- blissful silence, and they dog droppings. They are for excessive profits. Only six- (850) 932-8986 during ing highway traffic through resi- thoughtfully followed me down office hours and ask for unaware of the health problems percent of the world’s proven oil “He always promised but never dential neighborhoods is patent- reserves are held by investor- Scenic Highway, just in case. news or sports departments. ly unsafe. We recognize that caused by dog poop on your could get a picture of Santa.” ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze owned oil companies like Unfortunately, I didn’t get the Victoria Mullet highways are congested. They shoes, which can also be a pain name of this nice Gulf Breeze News will not be responsible for to clean. More signs will be ExxonMobil and Chevron. Gulf Breeze quality or discoloration in ads are, however, highways. Foreign national oil companies family (who likely had someone Children do not play on high- erected to alert dog owners of in the dance recital), but I am provided by the advertiser or its the need to pick up after their like the Saudi Arabian Co. and agents. ways. County engineers have the National Iranian Oil Co hold very grateful for their kindness. plans to route Highway 98 traf- dogs. Bags are provided on-site Meanwhile, my sister just for this purpose. almost 80 percent. Gulf Breeze News is published fic through residential streets in We have tried to cure our returned my frantic cell call and A sign reminds visitors that weekly on Thursdays for $30 order to relieve congestion. That energy problems the “green” said I could have merely put the per year by Gulf Breeze News children below the age of 8 are alone is what the residents of way for long enough. We key in the door, and the noise Publishing, Inc. Periodical Tiger Trace are fighting. not allowed in the dog exercise have refused to open up areas would have stopped. She said postage paid at Gulf Breeze, We hope that our friends and areas. This is for the children’s she’s seen it work repeatedly, Florida. USPS # 021819. in the United States that are neighbors in Crane Cove, safety, especially when dogs are and she’s helped various Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- known to be rich in oil and overactive or might react nega- tions. POSTMASTER: Please Whisper Bay and other subdivi- gas such as offshore of strangers in parking lots. send address changes to sions see that we do not want tively to the actions of a young- Florida and in Alaska to So I want to help someone Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box them to be in any harm as they ster. domestic drilling. We need to else by sharing this knowledge. “Playing the guitar with him. He 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. use Highway 98. We also trust Dog owners should pay close drill for more of our own oil And I’ll try to remember it when was the first person to teach me All content is copyrighted that they see that we do not want attention to the behavior of their and natural gas. my car goes nuts again! how to play.” 2008. Advertising rates are Highway 98 traffic to come dogs in relation to other dogs. Terry Mead Dolly Berthelot Mark Willson available upon request. through residential streets. Dogs that are prone to fight Gulf Breeze Pensacola Gulf Breeze

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2008 7A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Headdress with atrocious beak almost broke my spirit Growing up in Philadelphia, 12-year-old eyes, very sophisti- ing rubbing against their skin, is limited, so call 416-1620 to Pa., I had the opportunity to cated and worldly. She taught and one experienced shooting, pre-register. attend a variety of Sunday us ballet-like dance moves, and stabbing pain in his eye. The ■ schools. But, since none of our mothers were pressed into problem lasted for weeks. Plan to attend tonight’s them were like my grandfa- service making costumes. Long-term effects can Fiesta Parade in downtown ther’s ‘plain’ (Brethren) church, Unfortunately, on this particu- include skin infection, muscle Pensacola, beginning at 6 p.m. my solution was simply to lar occasion I was dressed as a weakness, scarring, and It’s sponsored by Albertson’s, attend the church closest in bird, hovering above a large decrease or loss of vision and and a few lucky people who walking distance from the vari- haystack, and my costume was hearing. manage to catch a red hat will ous homes we had in the city. made of many layers of paper About 90 percent of all be able to take it to the store Over the years, that included “feathers,” which produced an Now, all these years later, I has come through for us. American adults have had and have a chance to win $500. many Protestant denomina- effect that was definitely more can’t even begin to tell you Amtrak has lowered fares for Chickenpox, meaning they are Another great event that’s tions: Presbyterian, Methodist fluttering than flattering. Worse what the show was “about.” I those over 62 by at least 15 per- at risk for Shingles, and the risk coming up this weekend as part and Episcopalian. yet, it featured a long, yellow only remember hating my cos- cent. Rail Canada also offers 10 increases in those over 60, but of the Fiesta of Five Flags is The latter was my favorite, beak. As far as I was concerned, tume and liking the applause. percent off fares for those over it can be prevented. the Pensacola Twirlers Square since it had a group of girls who that was the final insult, topping Oh, well, as the old song says, 60. Want more information? For Sacred Heart’s SeniorSPIRIT! Dance. This event, set for 7:30 met once every week for fun and as it did my rather thin body. “Those were the days, my Amtrak, call 1-800-872-7245. program will offer a free semi- p.m. Saturday at the Bayview games and also at a summer I went through with it, friend, we thought they’d never Rail Canada has its own num- nar on shingles with Dr. Park Senior Citizens Center, camp. The programs we met for though, and when the day end ...” ber: 1-881-888-842-7245. Kenneth Long, on Thursday, 2000 East Lloyd Street in East on a weekly basis could be came, all our parents attended I wonder what happened to ■ June 19, from noon to 1 p.m. at Hill, is a chance to watch the funny or serious, and, of course, and seemed to enjoy the perfor- that headdress with the beak? Do you know anyone who the Rehab Center of The Club, Twirlers in action and costs I preferred the funny ones. mance. The audience of con- ■ has had to struggle through a 1230 Crane Cove Drive. only $7 per person at the door Once we gave a show in the gregation members was most Seniors, if you have decided bout with shingles? I have had You will learn about the ($6 in advance.) At 8 p.m., the church annex auditorium that generous with applause, and that a vacation is not on your more than a few friends experi- symptoms of this problem, as court of Don Tristan de Luna had been directed by the my younger sister, bless her list this summer because of the ence this, and it was very well as various treatment LIX will arrive. Information: Rector’s wife. She was an heart, clapped loudly whenever high price of airfares, don’t painful. Most were unable even options, including the shingles Patty Ping, 492-1757. artist, good-looking, and, to my it was needed. give up hope. My beloved train to stand the touch of soft cloth- vaccine for prevention. Seating See you next week!

Alzheimer’s support group meets Alzheimer's Family Services, Attendees will learn more Inc. (AFS) offers free monthly about Alzheimer's disease, support groups for caregivers exchange ideas, gather informa- dealing with a loved one with tion and discuss their concerns Alzheimer's disease. There are with others who are dealing or more than 15 support groups have dealt with the same prob- throughout Northwest Florida; lems. With prior notice, AFS including a new Gulf Breeze will arrange for a companion to Alzheimer's Group that will stay with an Alzheimer's patient meet today, June 12, at 10 a.m. so that a caregiver can attend Dad will always be my at the Gulf Breeze United the support group. Methodist Church, located at 75 This service free. To learn mentor, coach, hero Fairpoint Drive. more, call 478-7790. With Father’s Day approach- enjoyable when shared with him. ing, we all are frantically trying By the time I reached the to plan activities and buy last- seventh grade, and was gearing 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 minute gifts for our dads. up to play junior high football, But do we really take the my dad had taken the head- Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday time to think about what we are coaching job at Prattville Junior Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am observing? High. Now, when a young man For many years, I simply reaches the age of 13 or 14, th Submitted photo School, Pre-K 3&4 thru 6 grades went through the motions of everything is awkward. The Enrolling now for 2007-08 School Year buying a card and a gift certifi- surge of hormones creates a Gulf Breeze News staff writer Scott Page (left) stands with his father, Tony, after graduating from Prattville (Ala.) High Small Classes! Great Staff! cate for my dad and disingenu- new desire to be independent 932--3263 ously wishing him a happy and “cool.” School last May. Tony also coached Scott in football. Visit us at: goodshepherdgulfbreeze.org Father’s Day. It wasn’t until I As a result, I didn’t appreciate est, I didn’t care. Hanging out I never went without anything. was in college and had lived how special it was to play for with parents was no longer So, as your first-born son away from home for several my dad, who I had looked up to “cool.” and namesake, I just want to years that I truly started to for so many years. Now, in my Now that I’m a little older, say, “Dad, I love you, and I appreciate our relationship, defense, he was harder on me and hopefully wiser and more can’t wait to spend Father’s which I had taken for granted than any of the other kids. He mature, I have a completely dif- Day with you.” for so long. was constantly coaching me ferent perspective of our rela- Oh, yeah, and I bet I’ll catch My dad, Tony Page, is a from the time we left the house tionship. Looking back, some of more fish than you! teacher and a high school foot- on our way to school in the the best memories in my life ball coach in my hometown of morning, at practice in the after- involve just the two of us. I still Dear customer, Dive Into Summer Fashions Prattville, Ala. When I was noon and on the way home each can hear the Prattville High young, maybe 4 or 5, my great- evening. I felt like I couldn’t School football team singing on Now is the time to strategi- SUMMER ARRIVALS DAILY! est joy in life was spending escape it. And on top of that, he the bus ride home from a big cally plant trees to shade your time with him on the football was also the coach of my sev- win. I remember the time we home. It makes sense eco- Check out our markdown room! nomically as well as aestheti- practice field. That joy contin- enth-grade basketball team. were fishing and I fell out of the cally. Simply shading several BEST ON THE COAST 2007 Consignment Store ! ued through my childhood, I It was hard for me to keep in boat. He was right there to think partially because it was mind all of the things I enjoy windows can save you hun- So much to choose from...Why Shop Anywhere Else? Lots of PARKING snatch me out of the water and available on Saturdays! nice to watch him yell at some- about spending time with my dreds of dollars in energy M - F 10AM - 6 PM ● SAT 10 AM - 5 PM pull me back to safety. costs. Harbourtown ● Suite 27 (850) one other than me. dad. I started opting for movies My dad has always been a 913 G.B.Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL 934-0492 I couldn’t spend enough time and trips to the mall with my Choose a deciduous tree person I’ve admired. He has and the tree will lose its with my dad. He introduced me friends instead of going fishing made countless sacrifices of his leaves in the winter when you to hunting and fishing, which with him. And we slowly start- time and money to make sure want the extra solar energy to still are two of my favorite hob- ed spending less and less time Clearly serving... that my mother, my brothers and heat your home. But in the south Santa Rosa County for nearly a decade! bies and ones that are most together. At the time, to be hon- summer, the tree cools in two ways. First, the shade reduces heat absorbed by your home. OBITUARIES Secondly, the water collected by the roots of the tree is evaporated from the leaves FANNIE BARBATI A service to celebrate Barbati’s Stanford was the daughter of further cooling the surround- 1917-2008 life will be held Saturday, July 19, the late Alonzo Boles and Eula ing area. at W.L. Pruitt Funeral Home in Phillips Boles. Her husband of Last, but not least, a tree Fannie Hall Barbati, 90, a for- Hustonville, Ky., for family and 55 years, Palo Stanford, and a planted this year begins to mer Gulf Breeze resident, passed friends. son, Donald Stanford Sr., pre- grow in your yard and increase away Thursday, June 5, in In lieu of flowers, the family ceded her in death. Raleigh, N.C. in value as it increases in size. requests that contributions be In addition to Hancken, sur- Well-placed trees also add Barbati was born July 8, 1917, made to: Hospice of Wake vivors included daughter, resale value to your home. to the late Sarah Ann and Nathan County, 1300 St. Mary’s Street 4th Georgia Mikul and her husband, ■ Call me today for your Carl Spear, Jr., O.D. Hall and was raised in Hustonville, Floor, Raleigh, N.C. 27605; Allen, of Pelham, Ala.; daughter- Ky. She lived most of her life in selection. ■ phone: (919) 828-0890. in-law Helen Stanford of Thanks, Mike Dustin Grubbs,O.D. Dearborn, Mich., and worked for Dickson, Tenn.; seven grandchil- ■ the U.S. Postal Service. In retire- JUANITA STANFORD dren: Helen Ogle and her hus- Neil Hook, O.D. ment, she spent 16 years in Gulf 1914-2008 band, Wayne; Dr. Larry Mikul Breeze, where she was active with and his wife, Melinda Holly local seniors groups, bird watching Juanita Boles Stanford, 94, the Loving, Paul Mikul and his wife, (850) 939-3459 and garden clubs. She spent her mother of Regina Hancken of Gulf Lynn; Ethon Stanford Jr. and his 3774 Gulf Breeze Pkwy last four years in Cary, N.C. Breeze, died May 22 at her resi- wife, Loretta; Todd Stanford and 850.934.1043 8158 NAVARRE PARKWAY Barbati is survived by her dence in Alabaster, Ala. his wife, Louise; and Amy Panos daughter, Denise Dunn-Reynolds Stanford, a Hobart, Ky., and her husband, Alex; and nine of Santa Rosa Beach; son, John native, lived her youth and early great-grandchildren: Anna C. Barbati of Cary, N.C.; sister, married life in Tennessee. She Loving, Kristina Mikul, Andrew Elizabeth Edrington of Nashville; and her family relocated to Stanford, Matthew Stanford, Angie Batten four grandchildren, Ryan Santurri Franklin, Ky. After living in Allie Stanford, Anna Stanford, of Ocoee; Laura Santurri-Holmes Kentucky for 61 years, she Ethon Stanford III, Zachary GULF BREEZE NAVARRE of Sunrise; Nicholas Barbati and moved to Alabaster in January Shackelford and Olivia Mikul. Joseph Barbati, both of Cary, 2007. She was a homemaker, a Funeral services were May 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 9528 Navarre Pkwy. N.C.; and one great-grandchild, faithful member of the Franklin 25 at the Franklin Church of Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Navarre, Florida 32566 Isabella Ann Santurri of Ocoee. Church of Christ, a lifetime Christ with burial in Restlawn (850) 932-8855 (850) 939-8500 Barbati was preceded in death member of the Order of the Memorial Gardens in Franklin, by her husband, John Barbati, in Eastern Star, and served as Ky. Arrangements were handled 1988 shortly after moving to Gulf Worthy Matron of Ruth Electra by Booker-Gilbert Funeral Breeze from Dearborn. Chapter No. 17. Home.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 12, 2008 Movie debut sparks girls night out

Using email as a means to spread the word, Offerdahl blitzed the invitation to all her girlfriends in Gulf Breeze, and the night turned out to be great fun! “If each of us tells a friend who tells her friends, we could pack the house with some great ladies!” Offerdahl encouraged. “We will dress the part with our sexiest shoes and start at Seville Quarter for their sexy shoes contest! Only the brave will participate! Some groups will carpool, others will rent limos, so get with your group to decide - but please join us for a fabulous time, Dahlin!” As momentum grew for the opening of the True to Offerdahl’s prediction, Gulf Breeze party much-anticipated summer movie, Sex in the City, goers arrived by car, limo and even in RVs as they party plans emerged all across Northwest Florida. carpooled to the movie. Some of the ‘Sex in the Local civic and club groups contacted Gulf Breeze City Girls Night Out’ celebrants started early for resident Abbie Offerdahl, co-owner of Breeze dinner and drinks before the Seville Quarter party. Cinemas 8, to see if a Gulf Breeze party could be Others met in small group for hors d’oeuvres and It was all about the shoes, girlfriends and having a great time as nearly 150 Gulf Breeze ladies gathered to enjoy the debut of “Sex in the City” on May 30. For most of the crowd, the evening coordinated at the local cinema. Abbie immediate- cocktails before the movie. By the time the group began at Seville Square for a sexy heels contest and cosmopolitans. ly went to work networking with all her friends to reached Breeze Cinemas 8, nearly 150 ticket hold- make an evening of it together. ers joined together for the premiere!

Tracy Frank, Sandy Brannon and Debbie Clark show off Arriving by limo, Tina Matsoukas, Kathy Brown, Stacy Miller, Karen Wiley, Mary Adams, Abbie Offerdahl, Cheryl Kees Clendenon, the big flowers made famous by Carrie in the series. Not Dana Roth, Karen Hendrix, Marci Miller and Tammy Dannheisser prepare for a fun evening. Cinema employee Aubrie Offerdahl shown, Barbara Almond. joins the fun for a photo, center, in red shirt. Prom 2008 lingers in memory, photos Staff Reports AT RIGHT: Prom participants Julie Miller, Colleen Flynn, Katy Martin, Emily The senior class may be gradu- Rasnick, Caitlin Violette, Lisa Aguado, ated, and summer is in full swing, Jerrica Batting, Tobie Bass, Celia Eddy, but area teens are still sending in Grace Papajohn, Liz Barfield, Jackie amazing prom photos to share Templeton, Koren Schroeder, Meagan with their community! Keane, Lexi Sidow, Michala Nowak, Gulf Breeze High School Prom Kelsey Bray and Jacqueline Mitchell met 2008 was held at My Spayce on at the Bray residence with their dates for June 9. dinner and photos prior to the dance.

AT LEFT: Senior Tess Wagoner, premiere Pensacola Pelican ball girl and former Scoop mascot, throws in the first pitch at the Pelicans game preceding her prom night.

AT RIGHT: Juniors Cece Podigil, Kathleen Kostic, Bridget Randall, Laura Ennis, Kammi Strickland, Jordan Smith, Jessica Majewski, Natalie Newell, Rachel Chernekof, Maggie Clark and Kady Reeves at Seville Square prior to dinner at Fish House.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2B June 12, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Critic’s Corner Entertainment CALENDAR Indiana Jones not as entertaining as hyped

What does it say about a film that an overladen mess. hour into it, I had to pick up my Nintendo I should add that it Thursday 6/12 Lektric Mullets, 9 p.m. DS to play “Age of Empires” to stay was a delight to see entertained? I went into “Indiana Jones Karen Allen again, Evenings in Olde Seville Sunday 6/15 and the Kingdom of the Crystal Square Skull” with the lowest of expec- Paddy O’ Leary’s SCREEN PLAY Dixieland Dandies & the tations, and they were met. Swingin' Dick Tracys, 7 - 9 Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. The film takes place in the ■ Title: Indiana p.m. Ragtyme Grill 1950s during the height of the Jones and the Paddy O’ Leary’s J.B. Davis, 11 a.m. Red Scare. An old friend of Kingdom of the Indy’s (John Hurt) has gone Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Crystal Skull Toast and Jam with Michael missing in Peru. Soviets are ■ Ragtyme Grill involved. And there is a frantic Running time: Jenks, 3-7 p.m. J.B. Davis, 7 p.m. chase to see whether Indy or the 124 minutes. Sandshaker Lounge Russkies will gain possession of ■ Rating: PG-13 Monday 6/16 Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. a mysterious crystal skull that ■ Grade: C Sandshaker Lounge may hold the secret to a leg- Friday 6/13 B. A.R.E day, 10 a.m. - ’til endary city of gold — and the Parts. The rest is pretty boring or stupid. Roswell Incident. reprising her role as Marion Ravenwood. Sounds of Summer But it doesn’t matter what I say about the Tuesday 6/17 Yeah. Let’s just say there’s a point in Despite more than a quarter century since film. It’s going to make a bajillion dollars, Ronny Levine, 5:30 -7:30 p.m. this movie where entertainment ends and her first appearance in “Raiders of the Bands on the Beach and millions of people will see it for nos- Paradise Bar & Grill, George Lucas begins. And I don’t mean Lost Ark,” Allen looks like she may have Tinfeet, 7 -9 p.m. talgia’s sake. Danny Morris Band, 6 p.m. that in a good way. The only way this plot aged a week. Her performance is Paddy O’Leary’s I truly hope you enjoyed it more than I Sandshaker Lounge could get dumber would be the inclusion sparkling. You could tell she was having did. And if you haven’t seen it yet, wait Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 9 p.m. of Jar-Jar Binks. the time of her life working alongside Dunnottar, 8 p.m. for the DVD and rent it. I don’t think it’s Sandshaker Lounge That said, Cate Blanchett was deli- Ford again. Paddy O’ Leary’s worth paying full-price admission at a Karaoke, 8 p.m. cious. She really chewed up the scenery The long and short of it is this: Three theater. Smooth Cooper, 9 p.m. as the Soviet parapsychologist Irina great performances, two spiffy chase Ragtyme Grill Wednesday 6/18 Spalko. I was so hoping that at some point scenes, and that’s about it for the Good (c) 2008 King Features Synd., Inc. she’d refer to Harrison Ford and J.B. Davis, 7 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge Shia LeBeouf as “Moose and Open Mic Night, 7:30 p.m. Saturday 6/14 Squirrel.” Harrison Ford also is fantas- Sounds of Summer Thursday 6/19 tic. How could he not be? He Fort Morgan Slammers, 5:30 - Evenings in Olde Seville knows that character inside and 7:30 p.m. Square out, and his portrayal of the Ragtyme Grill Clark & Company, 7 - 9 p.m. older, experienced Indiana J.B. Davis, 7 p.m. Paddy O’ Leary’s Jones is perfect. Ford carries this creaky, convoluted and Sandshaker Lounge Texas Hold'em 444 Fun, 7 p.m. often ridiculous movie on his Dunnottar, 8 p.m. Sandshaker Lounge back and tries to inject a little Paddy O’ Leary’s Tim Spencer, 8 p.m. class and humanity to this CGI-

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2008 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Splash! magazine sponsors Pelicans’ thong night On Friday, June 20, the preference, Pensacola Beach boardwalk between the views of the craters on the Pensacola Pelicans will be giv- concert series have you covered THINGS TO DO Performance Pavilion and the Crescent Moon and to see other ing away thongs -- flip-flops -- this summer. Bands on the on Saturday, June 21. Ronny New Orleans jazz, or hot jazz, Fishing Pier, around sunset. celestial objects visible at this to the first 2,000 fans as they Beach offers talented local acts Miller, who fans might recog- known for its brass band march- Come out to see some stunning location. enter the ballpark. The game every Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. at nize from country/rock band es, French Quadrilles, ragtime, starts at 6:35 p.m. vs. the three- the Gulfside Pavilion. Sounds of Southern Breeze, joins daughter blues and improvisations. FREE to Clip and time defending champion Fort Summer concerts are held most Crystal Miller onstage for an The month of June holds a PUBLIC Save Worth Cats and gates open at 5 Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays evening of rockin' country with special place in the heart of The p.m. from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the an attitude. Ms. Miller gained Swingin' Dick Tracys, as they Why are the Pelicans giving Quietwater Shell on the local fame when she won the celebrate their monumental 10th away thongs at a game? Does Boardwalk. 2006 Country Music anniversary as a band. Fans can that have anything to do with Progressive blues band Tin Showdown and 2007 Gulf Coast look forward to a new music Summer Free Movies baseball? The Pensacola Feet electrifies the crowd at Idol, and she is currently work- lineup that includes swing and G G Pelicans' special events team is Bands on the Beach on June 17. ing on her second album. jump jive favorites as well as TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS not sure there is a better answer Blending traditional, latin, cre- Spectators are encouraged to classic tunes from Elvis Presley, Doors open at 9:30 a.m. G Movie begins at 10:00 a.m. than, "Why not?" ole, second line and funk, the bring lawn chairs or blankets to Aretha Franklin, Tom Jones & Seating is limited so arrive early! Another answer could be that band has fun being inventive the Gulfside Pavilion. 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CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE 2008 Lifeguard Ambulance Services

Candidates already qualified for political races in Santa Rosa County for the Aug. 26 primary; qualifying deadline is noon, June 20. surprising even itself with times ■ County Commission District 1 BY PAM BRANNON 85 Candidate Address Phone (AC 0) Gulf Breeze News Samuel Cleaver-R 4941 Spencer Oaks Blvd., Pace, 32571 995-4975 [email protected] Clayton Miller-R 5882 Queen Street, Milton, 32570 292-2526 i-Tom Stewart-R 5626 Champions Drive, Pace, 32571 994-2526 Jim Williamson-R P.O. Box 728, Milton, 32572 623-0282 Lifeguard Ambulance District 3 Services is proving to be one of Marvin Fowler Sr.-R3441 Luther Road, Pace, 32571 380-8374 the speediest medical response i-Don Salter-R 600 Chumuckla Highway, Pace, 32571 994-6426 teams in the Florida Panhandle. District 5 Not only is Lifeguard experi- Lauretta Aiken-R 2011 Flamingo Lane, Navarre, 32564 255-8032 encing a higher call volume than i-John Broxson-R 2962 Ranchette Square, Gulf Breeze, 32563 932-2617 Lane Lynchard-R 1402 Players Club Circle, Gulf Breeze 936-9385 its had expected when it took over Santa Rosa County ambu- ■ Clerk of the Circuit Court lance services last August, but its Mary Johnson-R 5713 Sunflower Avenue, Milton, 623-8736 crews are showing up on the medical emergency scene faster ■ County Judge Group 2 than even they had expected. Ross Bilbrey-NP (EWO) 4960 Highway 90, Suite 186, Pace, 32571 “It is exciting,” said ■ Avalon Fire District Lifeguard Operations Manager Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News Donald E. Galbraith II-NP 5600 Michael Drive, Milton, 32583 623-4297 Jason Kimbrell. “You can’t run Adam McCarty and Sandra Soto are just two Lifeguard into me at the grocery store Ambulance employees who help boost response times. ■ Holley-Navarre Fire District without me telling you how Seat 1 excited I am about our vehicles like Expedition SUVs. the Santa Rosa contract last Edward Blick-NP7374 Manatee Street, Navarre, 32566 progress.” “The quick-response SUVs summer, owners John and Seat 2 Bruce Brooks-NP 8350 Beleza Street, Navarre, 32566 939-4033 Lifeguard took over for the have all the same equipment Debra Roche of Gulf Breeze i-Jim Fix-R 2925 Albatross Drive, Navarre, 32566 936-6675 previous ambulance service and resources on board that an purchased a vacant car dealer- Seat 5 provider, Rural Metro, last ambulance does, except a ship in Milton to refurbish as a i-J.E. Blankenship-NP 3500 Bob Tolbert Road, Navarre, 32566 939-2245 August under the old county stretcher,” she said. “So the county headquarters. contract requirements, which Expedition can arrive at a scene With the heat of summer ■ Midway Fire District meant they had to respond to S 3 first, stabilize the patient, and arriving so quickly, Kimbrell eat calls within the urban areas of Shellie T. Isakson-NP 4712 Hickory Shores Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, 32563 232-3224 then when the ambulance said Lifeguard has developed a the county within 12 minutes, arrives they can transport. So if Red Flag Deployment plan for ■ Property Appraiser and to calls within the rural the ambulance is busy some- the beaches. i-Greg Brown-R P.O. Box 367, Milton, 32572 areas within 20 minutes. place else when a call comes in, “There are areas along the The new contract for a quick-response vehicle can beaches that are now open this ■ School Board Lifeguard officially kicked in respond first. year that have not been open District 2 Oct. 1, 2007. That’s when “Our medical director, Kim since Hurricane Ivan - like (part James Brown-NP 6200 Foxglove Road, Milton, 32570 623-2555 Brenda Martin-NP 7618 Chumuckla Highway, Pace, 32571 393-8804 Lifeguard had to meet the coun- Landry, responds to calls on one of) the road between Navarre i-Hugh Winkles-NP5684 Nicklaus Lane, Milton, 32570 623-6299 ty’s new standards - responding of our quick-response vehicles, Beach and Pensacola Beach,” District 4 to calls in the urban areas with- so a patient might even get a she said. i-JoAnn Simpson-NP 5059 Faircloth Street, Pace, 32571 994-5446 in 10 minutes for the majority of doctor responding to a call right “So we have added some calls, and within an average of at their home.” extra coverage for those areas ■ School Superintendent 18 minutes in rural areas. Lifeguard has as many as 10 and are moving some quick- Grady Cannon-R 4891 Berryhill Road, Milton, 32570 626-0763 Santa Rosa County reports ambulances roaming the county response vehicles into the area Tim Wyrosdick-R 7082 Chumuckla Highway, Pace, 32571 994-5720 show Lifeguard is arriving to its during maximum call-volume to be ready. The days that red ■ Sheriff calls within an average of 6 min- periods, and at least five during flags are flying in the beach i-Wendell Hall-R 5169 Rove Trail, Pace, 32571 utes, 17 seconds in the urban off-peak hours, plus the five areas, we will especially have Paul Johnson-WI 6750 Midridge Court, Milton, 32570 380-3029 areas, and within an average of quick-response SUVs. units ready to respond to beach Robert Randle-R 1131 Pearson Road, Milton, 32583 626-1650 11:43 in the rural areas. When Lifeguard was granted calls quickly.” Chris Roper-R 590 Ard Field Road, Jay, 32565 994-7272 In May, Lifeguard received Jeffery Van Camp-R3912 Tiger Point Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, 32563 932-7933 1,067 calls countywide. JUNE 19 ■ Supervisor of Elections “But the average time is real- Shingles & the i-Ann Bodenstein-R 5552 Mulat Road, Milton, 32583 626-5875 ly not the most important or the most exciting times registered,” Shingles Vaccine ■ Tax Collector Kimbrell said. “It is the fractal FREE SEMINAR Theresa Booker-R3735 Saddle Club Circle, Pace, 32571 994-7383 response times, which are the Dr. Kenneth Long, Family Medicine Sharon Holley-R 5856 Locust Street, Milton, 32570 626-4985 actual number of calls we Thursday, June 19 • 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Danny Holt-D 5151 Old Berryhill Road, Milton, 32570 623-0494 The Club in Gulf Breeze (1230 Crane Cove Blvd.) i-Robert McClure-R 5665 Russell Drive, Milton, 32570 623-8835 respond to within the contract Ray McDonald-R 5330 Wesleyan Drive, Pace, 32571 994-4673 requirements. And for May, in Stan Nichols-R 5020 Roland Road, Pace, 32571 994-2797 the 1,067 calls we responded to, Sacred Heart To reserve a seat: Jeff Sessions-R3763 Board Walk Court, Gulf Breeze, 32563 we were on-scene for 9.49 out (850) 416-1620 of every 10 calls we got in the Senior Services www.sacred-heart.org ■ Blackwater Soil & Water Conservation District 4 urban areas in less than the con- Lucas Killam-NPT 4510 Carr Road, Jay, 32565 675-8439 tract-required time of 10 min- Dave Robau-NPT 1515 New Hope Road, Gulf Breeze, 32563855-2108 utes. Now, that is amazing; that makes me smile, for sure. And Other district/state races in rural areas in May, we were ■ State Representative District 1 on-scene in less than the 18 i-Greg Evers-R 6680 Leepad Road, Milton, 23583 537-3661 minutes required in 9.25 calls Ryan Gilbert-R 7636 Koinonia Place, Holt, 32564 758-6193 out of every 10.” District 3 An initial higher number of i-Clay Ford-R 613 Bay Cliffs Road, Gulf Breeze, 32561 calls than expected forced Raymond Guillory-D 129 Park Drive, Pensacola, 32504 332-5064 Lifeguard to quickly re-adjust Jessie Horn-D P.O. Box 6572, Pensacola, 32507 492-5178 Lumon May-D 1801 West Jackson Street, Pensacola, 32501 everything. District 4 “And, of course, as we come i-Ray Sansom-R328 Holly Street, Destin, 32541 685-1709 into spring and summer, we know we will have a higher ■ S tate Attorney number of calls, especially Circuit 1 Dr. Karen Kennedy is Bill Eddins-R 900 North Palafox Street, Pensacola, 32501 293-6532 around the beach areas,” pleased to welcome to Kimbrell said. “Each month, her practice... ■ Public Defender our calls have increased, and Kelly Richards-R 1110 North Reus Street, Pensacola, 32501 438-4214 our response times have to keep Laura Sigler, ARNP Certified in Women’s Health James Owens-R 4728 Shell Road, Milton, 32583 623-6997 up.” Tony Henderson-D 5594 Polaris Drive, Milton, 32570 626-3998 Kimbrell said one way Note: Candidates listed alphabetically; i-incumbent; D-Democrat; R-Republican; NPT-Non-Partisan; WI-write in;EWO-elect- Lifeguard is decreasing the time ed without opposition; some candidates’ phone numbers were not provided on qualifying documents. it takes to reach an emergency call is by using quick-response 0000186172 Get back in the game.

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What are some Kids interested in playing soccer in the Tiger Point of the challenges surrounding your preparations for the Sports Association can Submitted Photo register now until July 4. We’re going to Disney World - oops, already there upcoming season? Registration for kids ages A: Our only The Gulf Breeze Storm won a pair of tournaments as of late, including one at Disney World. They are (front row, from 4-14 is $65. Forms can be challenge is to bring left): Coach Steve Mayes, Nick McCain, Luke Ellis, Matthew Hawkins, Deems Edlund, Connor Thompson, Daniel Green, 52 individuals and picked up at Tiger Point Park Jacob Brandon and Coach Mike Brandon. Back (from left): Coach Jeff Thompson, Brent Williams, Gavin Mayes, Thomas mold them together or visit Tigerpointpark.com Goodroe, Jesse Grant, Joshua Hoffman, Luke Stringfellow and Head Coach George Edlund Not shown: Josh Smith. as a team that cares for more information. about each other by building trust GBSA football, through hard work. I soccer registration want them to look Storm wins two tournaments each other in the under way eyes and tell each Registration is now Green’s walk off homer was Goodroe and Jesse Grant all Brent Williams, Nick other the truth, be BY JASON THOMPSON underway for kids wanting the difference as Gulf Breeze had two hits in the win. McCain, Jacob Brandon, honest with their Nemith to play football or soccer for Gulf Breeze News won a battle of ‘Storms.’ Storm 17, Puerto Rico 2: Gavin Mayes and Goodroe all teammates. the Gulf Breeze Sports [email protected] Luke Stringfellow and Thompson and Hawkins went had two hits each. Association in 2008. Green both went 3-for-3 in 3-for-3 with a home run and Weston Hawks 15, Storm Q: Your players are undergoing Football is open for kids The Gulf Breeze Storm won the win and scored twice. scored twice, while 8: The Hawks scored two in testing at Athletes Performance. ages 5-14, while soccer is two tournaments last month, Joshua Thompson and Deems Stringfellow went 3-for-3 the fourth and four in the fifth What do the tests entail and what open for kids ages 4-14. the second of which was in Edlund both had two hits, with an RBI and scored twice to pull away from the Storm. do you hope your players will get Registration for football has Disney World in Orlando. including a home run. as the Storm beat a team from Green went 3-for-3 with an out of it? been extended through June Storm 14, Cummings, Connor Thompson, Puerto Rico. RBI and a run scored, while A: The test will pinpoint weak areas in 13. Forms will be available at each athlete, and the program will focus Ga. Storm 13: Daniel Matthew Hawkins, Thomas Edlund, Green, Hoffman, See Storm, Page 7C 6 the Gulf Breeze Rec Center. on balance in overall strength and agility. If you have any questions, This will aid in preventing future injury. please contact Teresa Q: Talk about the importance of Hawthorne or Denise Biggs the summer camp the kids are at the Rec Center, 934-5140 NBA Finals make me feel like a kid again going to. or email: [email protected]. A: We will attend the Fellowship of For me, there are two for Vlade Divac? Not like Christian Athletes team camp. It GBHS Baseball things that make me feel like Portland drafting Sam Bowie is my prayer and hope that the boys will Camp ends today a kid again - Gulf Breeze- instead of Michael Jordan, accept that God can keep their cup Catholic games and listening but it’s close. The Gulf Breeze High overflowing no matter what their life path to the Molly Ringwalds. That means Kobe and baseball program will hold brings them. Now I have a third - the Chris Paul could’ve been in their annual Summer Camp This camp is not to force any religion 2008 NBA Finals. the same backcourt when the on any of the athletes, but to bring them June 9-12 from 8:30 a.m.- It's been 21 years since Hornets moved to New together through accountability, love, 12:30 p.m. The camp, which you're favorite sports writer’s Orleans…who'd need post passion, intensity, compassion, and is for kids ages 7-14, is $100 favorite NBA team has won Celtics were the team ‘with 0) and the Lakers have never players? facilitate in making their dreams a reality. or $30 for a single day. its last title (that’s the Celtics the white guys.’ Now, it’s the won an NBA Finals down 2- While the boys from Campers will also receive Q: Talk about the rehiring of for the non-fanatical sports Lakers, who's roster looks 0 (0-5) since moving to L.A. Boston have done a decent a free t-shirt. Registrations Sean Tomey and what you hope fans out there). like a United Nations General Thank God George Mikan job on Kobe for a game and a can be picked up and he'll bring to the program. If you’re a sports fan - and Assembly meeting. Five of can't help the 2008 Lakers half (10-for-36), Kobe nearly dropped off at Gulf Breeze A: Sean is a man of character and a child of the 80s, as I am - their players, led by Spain’s this week. led L.A. back from a 22- High (attn. Coach Kohr), Integrity. He is a good father and I’m sure you have seen at least Pau Gasol, were born outside Kobe Bryant - he’s pretty point third quarter deficit. Of Gulf Breeze Middle (attn. husband. That makes him the best one Bird vs. Magic game. the 50 states. good. Breaking some the 12 baskets the Lakers Coach Renfroe), Oriole person for Gulf Breeze High School, for A couple of interesting As of press time, the boys journalistic barriers here. scored in the fourth quarter Beach Elementary (attn. football and the Gulf Breeze Community. tidbits… in green had a 2-0 series lead. Did you know the Charlotte Sunday, he had a hand in Sean Tomey will make this school better. See Briefs, Page 4C 6 During the 80s revival of Boston has never lost an Hornets traded Bryant (after nine of them. this longtime rivalry, the NBA Finals when up 2-0 (6- drafting him) to the Lakers See Column, Page 6C 6 See Five Questions, Page 2C 6

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DaRosa bids farewell to Bayside Soccer Club TM Ask me about Gardasil ● Native Brazilian beating Gainesville 1-0 and losing 1-2 to for more than soccer. He passed the IUS-Black Elite, also from Orlando. Diego American citizenship exam there and is now returns home - but not Figueroa and Danny Gibble accounted for waiting for the date when he will be sworn Also offering: before he aced American the scores. in as an American citizen. Fraga and wife ■ Weight Management TM citizenship exam Coach Fraga has steadily improved the Susan with their three children are stepping ■ Botox Thunder’s level of play during his two year aside from soccer to pursue missionary Call for details... Fraga DaRosa completed a two year run tenure from playing local tournaments to work in Fraga’s native country of Brazil. as head coach of the Bayside U16 boys’ becoming a presence throughout the The DaRosas’ plan to leave this fall, and 934-3256 soccer team, the Thunder, this Memorial Southeast. His total record for that time is the team along with the parents wish them Day Weekend in Jacksonville with a semi 52-16-12 and he will be remembered as one best of luck and continued success. The finalist position in the US Club Region C of the most successful and passionate Thunder is composed of Diego Figueroa, Janice M. Hudson, M.D. Championship and a fifth place GotSoccer coaches in the Gulf Breeze area. Tyler Willets, Danny Gibble, Doug is now seeing patients state ranking. Under his guidance the Thunder, a team Overlade, Blake Trotter, Josh Suelflow, at her new practice. The Thunder was selected to play in the from a community of 7,000, has Hunter Hillis, Ryan Schuler, Steven elite Super Cup Division based on previous successfully competed against clubs from Vernalli, Zach Woodson, Chance Winn, JANICE M. HUDSON, M.D. tournament records and their progression to metropolitan areas like Atlanta, Hayes Sperry, Mitch Hagood, Zach Miller, the FYSA State Cup Sweet 16. The Jacksonville, Memphis and Orlando. All Max Gerky, Jack Shows, Kenneth Collins, Family Thunder proved worthy of this honor by but three of the Thunder attend Gulf Breeze Jack Begley, and Erik Mayfield. Medicine tying State Cup Final Four representative High School and intend to play for GBHS. The Thunder will resume play in August Florida Soccer Alliance 1-1 from Orlando, Coach Fraga will remember Jacksonville under Coach Ken MacDonald. 1337 Country Club Rd. ■ Gulf Breeze, FL

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2008 3C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Three Gulf Breeze teams take second at GBHS Summer Classic

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The GBSA 8U and 10U All Stars both lost in the finals of their respective divisions. The 8Us lost to Bill Bond 16-3, while the 10s, the Wave, lost 3- 1 to the Aquasox. 7-under GBSA 19, Tiger Point 6: Chance Napier hit a two-run homer, while Spencer Wirth and Tyler Gore went 3-for-3 and scored three times in Gulf Breeze’s win over Tiger Point. File Photos Cayson McCurdy and Carter Getting noticed Sheppard both went 3-for-3 and scored twice, while Clay Kameron Brunty (above) bats in a 2008 Dolphin baseball Clifton, Braden Massey and game, while Aubrey Curington (below) handles the ball in a Coleman Burtt all scored twice. Lady Dolphin soccer game. Last week, Brunty was drafted in the 50th round by the New York Mets, while Curington, a Paul Snider added three hits, rising senior, commited to play soccer for Mississippi State in while Chandler Burtt had two. 2009. Curington is the seventh player off last season’s team Dalton Renfroe went 3-for-3 to commit to playing college soccer. She’s also the third and scored once for Tiger Point, Curington to attend Mississippi State (both parents Keith and while Tekoah Roby went 2-for-3 Lin did also). and scored twice. Submitted Photo Perdido 19, Tiger Point 2: Renfroe and Colby Copeland Runner ups both singled and scored in the The U14 Gulf Breeze Dolphins took second in their age division Sunday at the 17th annual loss, while Emmanuel Ayala GBHS Summer Classic. They are (front row, from left): Dusty Jones, Mitchell deKozan, Taylor went 2-for-2. Busbee, Cory Catyb, Tyler Merrit and Kyle McGee. Back (from left): Coach Von deKozan, Pace Angels 11, GBSA 9: Cameron Davies, Coach Steven Jurnovoy, Dane Locklin, Jacob Terry, Max McDaniel, Trey Napier hit another two-run Baker and Coach Ron Busbee. homer, while Clifton went 3- Luke Stringfellow went 4-for- Murphy went 3-for-4 and had the team’s only other hits in for-3 and scored three times as 4 with three runs and an RBI, scored once, while Daniel Brayton a loss to the Sting. Pace rallied with a four-run fifth while Jesse Grant went 2-for-2. went 2-for-4 and scored once. Sting 8, GBSA 4: Sheppard, inning to beat Gulf Breeze. Will Sawarynski went 3-for-3 Bill Bond 16, GBSA 2: Bill Pardonner, Tristan Covell and Bo Chandler Burtt went 3-for-3 and scored twice, while Dylan Bond jumped out to a 9-0 third Fabbro scored in a loss to the Sting. and scored once, while Wirth, Brayton went 2-for-4 with a inning lead on their way to Baynes, Gallagher and McCurdy, Massey and Coleman home run and two runs scored. beating Gulf Breeze in the final. Kelley all had two hits in the Burtt both went 2-for-3. Nicky Myers went 2-for-3 Ellis, Edlund and Hoffman loss, while Sheppard, Bill Bond 12, GBSA 3: with a home run, while Mark all had RBI singles in the loss, McLaurine, Covell and Hill had Wirth, Clifton and Gore all Broach, Logan Turner and Bobby scoring Williams, Hawkins and all one hit. singled and scored in a loss to Murphy all had two hits each. Smith. Edlund and Smith both 10-under Bill Bond. Tiger Point 19, Perdido 14: had two hits in the loss, while Wave 10, Perdido 0: Sam Chandler Burtt went 2-for-2 Myers hit two home runs as part Stringfellow, Thompson, Joyce went 2-for-2 and scored for Gulf Breeze. of a 3-for-4 game and scored three Wilson, Grant, McCain and twice, while Jace Amberson had Bill Bond 23, Tiger Point 1: times as Tiger Point beat Perdido. Brandon all had one each. two RBIs and two runs scored in Copeland singled and scored the Dylan Brayton went 4-for-4 9-under the Wave’s win over Perdido. only run in Tiger Point’s loss to and scored twice, while Riley GBSA 11, Tiger Point 2: Chance Dyer went 2-for-2 Bill Bond. Flynn went 3-for-4 and scored Parker Baynes went 3-for-3 with and scored once, while Zane Renfroe, Ryan Von Brock and three times. a triple and scored twice, while Gill and Wade Niles both Roby all had singles in the loss. Daniel Brayton and Logan Bo Fabbro went 3-for-3 with a doubled and scored twice. GBSA 13, Perdido 5: Napier Turner both went 3-for-4 and double and scored once in Gulf Aquasox 25, Tiger Point 1: went 3-for-3 and scored twice, scored twice, while Will Gerkins Breeze’s win over Tiger Point. Tommy Hegarty walked and while Gore went 3-for-3 and went 3-for-4 and scored once. Zach Kelley and Cole scored on a walk by Zach scored once in Gulf Breeze’s Broach and Murphy both Sheppard both 2-for-3 and Pearcey in Tiger Point’s loss to win over Perdido. went 2-for-4 and scored twice. scored twice, while Reddon the Aquasox. Massey and Coleman Burtt GBSA 17, Perdido 2: McLaurine scored twice. Bill Bond 14, Tiger Point 9: both went 2-for-3 and scored Hawkins hit two home runs as Drew Shea and Colton No information on this game twice. Kell Jackson went 2-for-2 part of a 3-for-3 game, while Printiss both scored in the loss, was available at press time. and scored once. Stringfellow, Connor Thompson while Brian Richards, Keegan Wave 18, GBSA Proctor 0: The key to advertising success Pace Angels 17, Tiger Point and Wilson all had three hits in Luchsinger and Micah Patterson Dyer threw a perfect game, with six 1: Ayala singles and scored the a win over Perdido. all had hits. strikeouts in the three inning win. only run in Tiger Point’s loss to Edlund went 2-for-2 with a Barracudas 7, GBSA 2: Joyce, Amberson and Gill all the Angels. double and a home run. Daniel Baynes and Kendall Gallagher scored three times, while Dyer Von Brock and Ryan Frank Green and Josh Smith both had scored in a loss to the Barracudas. and Matthew deMahy both both had two hits, while J.R. two hits. Gallagher had two hits, while scored twice. Ezelle had one. Santa Rosa Sidewinders 14, Brett Pardonner doubled and Perdido 2, GBSA Proctor 1: 8-under Tiger Point 13: Myers hit three Hayden Hill hit a single. Perdido broke a 1-1 tie with a GBSA 10, Tiger Point 9: home runs and drove in eight Barracudas 5, Tiger Point run in the bottom of the fourth Deems Edlund’s two-run double runs in a close loss to the 0: No information on this game Saturday. 1-866-742-1373 scored Matthew Hawkins (3- Sidewinders. was available at press time. Nick Liebig singled and 932-8986 for-3, three runs, two RBIs) and Sam Carpenter went 3-for-4 Sting 4, Tiger Point 1: scored the team’s only run in a Bailey Wilson (3-for-3, two-run with a home run, while Steven Huggins singled and loss to Perdido. Bradley Proctor homer, two runs scored) as Gulf Sawarynski went 2-for-4 and scored once, while Micah had the team’s only other hit. www.florida-classifieds.com Breeze beat Tiger Point. scored four times. Patterson and Andrew Dorsey See Classic, Page 6C 6

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C June 12, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports consign+ Gulf Breeze NEWS DESIGN Wirth wins GBSA coach-pitch game twice, while Adam Colston run for Crooke, while Fenn BY JASON THOMPSON scored twice in the loss for Reeder had the team’s only hit. Gulf Breeze News Sports Connection. 14-under baseball [email protected] Hill 9, Proctor 6: William Bill Bond 13, Taylor 9: J.R. Welch tripled and scored twice, Schultz, Preston Sellers and Blake Kell Jackson, Spencer Wirth while Casey Raley singled and Bidwell all singled and scored in and Chance Napier all scored scored twice in the win for Hill. Taylor's loss to Bill Bond. four times for Wirth in an 18-12 Alex Thompson went 2-for-2 Higley 8, Burke 7: John REMODELING win over Owens. and scored once, while Grant Bayer’s three-run, walk-off Jake Molina, Rich Earle and Kemp scored twice. homer was the difference in Josh Smith all scored three Peg Leg Pirates 9, Joyce 3: Higley’s win over Burke. times in the loss. Chance Dyer had two hits and D.J. Skitt doubled and scored Goodroe 9, ReMax Raiders two runs scored, while Jace once, while John Carbaugh 6: Braden Massey went 3-for-3 Amberson had two hits and singled and scored once. and scored three times, while scored in a win over Joyce. Austin Barnett tripled and Connor Thompson and Bren Bo Fabbro scored twice, scored once for Burke, while Bodi both went 3-for-3 and while Sam Joyce went 2-for-3 Blake Meredeth, Ryan Burke scored once in the win. with a home run in the loss. and Devin Jones all singled and Brent Williams scored twice Wade Niles went 2-for-3, scored once. in the loss, while Matt while Nathan Olsen tripled and Taylor 15, Tiger Point Schoenwolf went 2-for-3 and scored once for Joyce. Braves 9: J.R. Schultz scored scored once. 12-under baseball three times for Taylor, while Mayes 14, Ellis 9: Clay Hawthorne 10, Curington 1: Emo Diaz, Bobby Radcliffe, WOW! 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Hawthorne 8, Crooke 1: hits and two runs scored for Logan Smith and Michael Mitchell Robbins homered and Messer, while Hallie Hill, Neese scored in the win, while scored three times in Megan Hoffman and Maggie Sam Joyce homered in the loss. Hawthorne’s win over Crooke. Messer all scored once. Wade Niles singled and scored a Nathan Davis and David Sidelines 14, Stokes 2: Avery run for Joyce. Alverson both went 2-for-3 and Curington had three hits and Gill 13, Sports Connection scored once, while Kevin Price three runs scored for Sidelines, Catnapper 9: Tristan Covell and Julian scored twice. while Blair Amberson, Rainey Gordon went 2-for-3 and scored Ben Davis scored the lone See GBSA, Page 7C 6 Recliners WAS $599.00 BRIEFS BUY regarding the 2008 PSA Racquet Continued from Page 1C GBHS Volleyball ONE $ Round-Up Tennis Clinics, call Camp July 21-24 $ Coach Brown) or at the Rec the Pensacola Sports 399399 The Gulf Breeze High School Center. 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Any eighth through 10th open to boys and girls between The tournament will be open to graders and girls new to GBHS $$ the ages of 6 and 12 and is free both girls and boys! volleyball should contact Coach NOW 799 of charge. The girls will be playing in the Waynn Sellers before registering 799 Children ages 6-8 will meet 12u, 14u, 16u, 18u and 20u divisions for Advanced Skills (e-mail from 8:30-10 a.m., while kids with the boys playing in the 12u, [email protected] or ages 9-12 are from 10:30 a.m.- 14u, 16u, and 18u divisions. call 932-7682). noon. Registration forms can be For more information, The camp is sponsored by picked up at the Rec Center or registration and fees please con- GBHS Volleyball Booster Club and the Pensacola Sports tact Tom Hayes at 850-292-8632 forms are available at GBHS Association office, located at or [email protected], or Athletic Department, Rec Center, or Palm Beach 101 West Main St. in Downtown Coach Waynn Sellers at 850- the Booster Club. 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More than 230 members of the Class of 2008 enjoyed a night of fun at Waterville in Gulf Shores for Project Graduation 2008. The grads enjoyed all kids of fun in the water and on the tracks as well as a hypnotist (left) Photos by Jason Thompson

HEARTFELT THANKS to the following FAMILIES and BUSINESSES that made GBHS PROJECT GRADUATION 2008 possible:

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C June 12, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS CLASSIC: Three GBSA teams finish COLUMN or course, September 11, 2001 Continued from Page 2C are such dates. In the sports second at GBHS baseball tournament world, I’ll always remember The Celtics have retired 21 November 7, 1991. numbers in their history and I was living at home while Continued from Page 2C before too long, will be going to PJC. I was watching a rerun of Different Strokes when GBSA Proctor 9, Tiger Point hanging up a 22nd - 34. my mom and sister, then a junior 8: Proctor went 3-for-3 with a Some thank yous go out here at Catholic, walked in and said three-run homer and scored three - to the L.A. Clippers, ‘Magic Johnson has times, while Mitchell Grant hit Vancouver (now Memphis) (HIV)/AIDS.’After saying uh-uh two triples and scored twice in a Grizzlies, Denver Nuggets, and turning the channel, every close win over Tiger Point. Toronto Raptors, Golden State newscast led with that story. Liebig and Brennan Sise both Warriors, Dallas Mavericks, In what I hope can had a hit and scored twice in the Sacramento Kings, Philadelphia become a regular feature in win, while Pearcey and Hegarty 76ers and Milwaukee Bucks for these sports pages, I ask you - both scored twice for Tiger NOT drafting #34 (Paul Pierce) was there a watershed, history Point. 10 years ago. making sports moment where Aquasox 3, Wave 1: The Another odd fact - Paul you can recall where you Wave left runners on in four of Pierce, who was stabbed eight were or what you were doing their six innings, including the times in a Boston nightclub when you heard the news? bases loaded in the fifth, in a loss eight years ago, grew up a Email your story of 100 to the Aquasox in the title game. Lakers fan in Inglewood, Calif. words or less to Jason@gulf- Amberson singled to score Tyler Do you remember when... breezenews.com and we'll run Phelps. Joyce, Colston, deMahy There are times in history a few of your stories. I have and Dyer all had one hit each. when you’ll always remember 12-under where you were. December 7, another similar story I'll share Perdido 11, Gulf Breeze 1941, November 22, 1963 and next week. 11’s 1: Cole Brown’s single scored Peyton Hoover, who also We’re not your ordinary Announcing singled, as Gulf Breeze lost its insulation company! our new opener to Perdido. product line! Bill Bond 16, Gulf Breeze 12’s 1: Mitchell Robbins Foam singled to score Brian Garbell, Insulation who also singled, as Gulf Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Breeze fell behind 9-0 in the Doing yardwork first inning to Bill Bond. Matt Deems Edlund (left) and Matthew Hawkins (right) homered in GBSA’s 8-year-olds’ 17-2 win Hawthorne had the team’s only over Perdido in the GBHS Summer Classic on Saturday. other hit. 932-6021 Gulf Breeze 12’s 7, www.advanced-insulation.net Southern Hornets 5: Ben Davis doubled, tripled and scored twice, while Tristen KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. Hicks went 2-for-3 and scored twice in Gulf Breeze’s win over the Hornets. For Terrific Cooling Service Brandon Aydelott went 2-for- 939-3325 3 and scored once, as did John Forrest Ellison. Connor Crooke also had two hits in the win. CERTIFIED Pace Bulls 16, Gulf Breeze 11’s 1: Jacob Kubik doubled TECHNICIANS and scored the lone run for Gulf Ready to Serve You! Breeze in a loss to the Bulls. Bill Bond 6, Gulf Breeze 12’s 4: Gulf Breeze got within a run in the fifth before Bill Bond SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. tacked on an insurance run Specializing in: Saturday. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2008 7C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Five of seven area teams still alive in Molino STORM Gulf Breeze 21, Gulf Shores Destini Ferraro went 3-for-3 BY JASON THOMPSON Continued from Page 1C 6: Madison Patrick’s inside the with a double and scored three Gulf Breeze News park grand slam capped a nine times, while Jenny Watts went Edlund and Williams both went [email protected] run third inning as Gulf Breeze 2-for-3 with a double and scored 2-for-3 and scored once. McCain, beat Gulf Shores in three twice. Allison Von Brock also Brandon and Goodroe all had two Three of GBSA’s four teams innings Saturday. scored twice. hits, while Grant hit a two-run and two of Tiger Point’s three All Avery Curington and Rainey Pace 7, Gulf Breeze 3: Pace double and an RBI groundout. Star softball teams made it through Niles both went 3-for-3 and scored five unanswered runs in Storm 17, Puerto Rico 6: the weekend at the Northwest scored three times, while the first and second innings to Stringfellow went 3-for-3 with Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s Reagan Raley, Lauren Stokes, beat Gulf Breeze Saturday. two RBIs and two runs scored, postseason tournament in Molino. Sophia Aviles and Maddie Lia Lampone, Kristen Watts while Hawkins hit a solo homer 8-under Grace McCurdy all had two hits and Ashley Cecil had hits for as the Storm beat Puerto Rico. Tiger Point 18, Navarre 17: and scored twice. Gulf Breeze, with Watts’ double Edlund and Luke Ellis both went Tiger Point rallied from a 5-0, first Blair Amberson had two hits, scoring Alyssa Scott, who 2-for-2 with two RBIs and two runs inning deficit, then needed to hold including a home run, while scored twice. Lampone scored scored, while Hoffman and Green off Navarre in the bottom of the Rachael Greer and Whitney Weldon the other run. went 2-for-2 and both scored twice. sixth to win their opener Saturday. went 2-for-2 and scored once. NEP Gold 9, Gulf Breeze 5: Brandon, Grant, Mayes and Erin Hoofnagle and Talia 10-under NEP Gold blew open a close McCain all had two hits in the win. Bogan both scored three times, Tiger Point 13, Molino 7: game with a five-run fifth inning Storm 12, Weston Hawks 9: while Sam Bixler, Danielle Olivia Printiss allowed only one Sunday to eliminate Gulf Breeze. The Storm rallied from a five- Hanks and Katie Player all hit and struck out nine, while Megan Hawkins and Mary run, first inning deficit to beat scored twice. Hanks hit a two- Sydney Ezelle went 3-for-3 with Miles Hitchcock scored in the the Hawks in the title game. run triple in Tiger Point’s five- a two-run homer in Tiger Point’s second inning to give GBSA a Williams went 3-for-3 with run fifth, which ended with TP opening round win over host 2-1 lead. NEP would score eight two RBIs and three runs scored. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Stringfellow went 3-for-3 with an leading 18-14. Molino Saturday. unanswered before Lampone, Sarah Lewis pitches for the GBSA 16-under team. Scott and Watts all scored. RBI and two runs scored, while McCain went 3-for-3 with two 12-under twice, to lead Gulf Breeze to 16-under RBIs and a run scored. Edlund Myrtle Grove 8, Tiger Point their second win on Saturday. Myrtle Grove 7, Gulf Breeze had two hits and two runs scored, 0: Tiger Point was shut out and Chapman went 3-for-3 and 5: Myrtle Grove scored five runs while Thompson had two RBIs. held hitless in their opener with scored three times, while Johnson in the top of the fifth, three of The Storm avenged an earlier Myrtle Grove Saturday. went 3-for-3 and scored once. them on dropped fly balls with loss to the Navarre Raiders to beat Olivia Fry and Jordan Wright Lee went 2-for-3 and scored two outs, as they rallied to beat the Raiders 21-13 in the title game were the team’s only baserunners, twice, while Emily Lively went Gulf Breeze Saturday. in the Cinco de Mayo tournament. both drawing walks. Shaye 2-for-2 and scored twice. Haley Bohannon, Sarah Storm 19, Destin 4: Josh Robinson struck out nine in the loss. Spillers went 2-for-2 and scored Lewis and Ashley Clark all went Smith went 3-for-3 with three Gulf Breeze 5, Navarre 4: once, while Alex Karcher scored 2-for-3 and scored once, while RBIs and scored twice, while GBSA jumped out to a 5-0, twice. Chapman threw a one-hit Bailey Clements hit two doubles Hawkins went 3-for-3 with two second inning lead before shutout with three strikeouts. and scored once. Clark doubled RBIs and scored three times as having to hold off a late charge Tiger Point 11, Perdido 2: and tripled for her two hits, while the Storm beat Destin. from Navarre to win their Robinson threw a one-hitter, Lewis struck out eight in the loss. Thompson and Edlund both opener Saturday. struck out eight and went 2-for-3 Gulf Breeze 10, East Milton went 2-for-3 with an RBI and Meredeth Townsend singled with two runs scored at the plate 0: Lewis threw a one-hit shutout, scored twice, while Williams went and scored twice for Gulf as Tiger Point stayed alive with a striking out eight in three innings, 2-for-3 with two RBIs and scored Breeze, while Caitlyn Chapman win over Perdido Sunday. as Gulf Breeze stayed alive in the once. Stringfellow, Hoffman, singled and scored once. Aspen Emily Arnold went 3-for-3 losers bracket Sunday. Goodroe, Grant, McCain and Lee scored twice, while and scored twice, while Lydia Bohannon went 3-for-3 and Green all had two hits in the win. Savannah Johnson and Sara Ellington, Becky Schramm and scored once, while Lewis and Raiders 8, Storm 2: Green Spillers both had hits in the win. Sydney Willard all scored twice. Kaitlyn Gifford both had two hits. and Mayes singled and scored Gulf Breeze 14, Gulf Shores Pace 15, Tiger Point 0: Gifford also drove in two runs. the Storm’s lone runs in a loss to Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 0: Townsend had two hits, Kayla Carroll had the lone hit Curington and Brittany the Raiders. Hawkins went 3- Olivia Printiss waits for the ball during a TPSA 10-under game. including a home run, and scored for Tiger Point in a loss to Pace. Langham both scored twice. for-3, while Ellis and Goodroe went 2-for-2 with an RBI. Storm 14, Fishheads 6: Hawkins went 2-for-3 with a two- GBSA: run homer, three RBIs and two runs Season ends, All Stars this weekend scored, while Grant doubled twice, Continued from Page 4C Rockett and Emily Larsen all 12-under softball two hits and scored twice for Bailey Clements homered and scored twice and knocked in three went 2-for-2 for Graves. Van Tassel 5, Lively 4: Paige Bew. scored twice as Lewis beat Bew. runs in a win over the Fishheads. Niles, Rachael Greer and Watts 13, Graves 1: Kristen Van Tassel scored the winning Kayla Smith and Lauren Brittany Langham scored Hoffman and Green both had Sydney Lively all scored twice. Watts went 3-for-3 and scored run in the bottom of the eighth. Earnest went 2-for-4 and scored twice, while Lauren Harvey three hits, while Mayes, Ashley Kekeisen had two hits three times, while Abby Sage Dunne, Caitlin once, while Amanda Curington tripled and scored once. Brandon, Thompson and McCain all had two hits. and a run scored, while Sarah Gubernat doubled and scored Chapman, Reghan Elliott and tripled and scored twice. Amanda Curington went 2- Storm 15, Eagles 8: Grant Friedland and Shealan Malone twice in the win for Watts. Jessie Droogsma all scored in Bew 16, Lewis 5: Amanda for-2 with a triple and scored singled, doubled, tripled, scored had a hit and a run scored. Lia Lampone and Alyssa the win, while Anne Marie Curington and Haley Bohannon twice, while Alli Bew and Haley twice and knocked in four runs Lauren Stokes and Madison Scott both scored three times in Schultz, Emily Lively, Brooke both had two hits and two runs Bohannon both went 2-for-3. in a win over the Eagles. Patrick had a hit and a run the win. Reynolds and Mary Klisart all scored for Bew. Brittany Krepp scored twice in Williams, Ellis and scored. Gena Ramos tripled and scored in the loss. Alli Bew went 3-for-3 and the loss. Stringfellow all had three hits, 10-under softball scored once for Graves. Herricanes 12, Eagles 0: scored once in the win, while Lewis 15, Bew 6: Sarah while Hoffman, Thompson, Wright 13, Edlund 5: Edlund 13, Graves 12: Meredeth Townsend and Caitlin Brittney Krepp, Jessica Lewis homered and scored Mayes, Edlund, Goodroe and Frances Williams scored three Megan Hawkins’ single scored Chapman both scored twice for Fromularo, Kayla Smith, twice, while Brittany Langham McCain all had two hits. Starfish Holk as Edlund edged the Herricanes. Paige Van Lauren Earnest and Brooke went 3-for-3 and scored three times, while Ashley Craven, Storm 21, Raiders 13: Graves. Tassel, Sage Dunne, Jessie Reynolds all had two hits. times in the win for Lewis. Sydney Wright, Zoe Wight and Stringfellow and Green both went Brook Ostrander and Emily Droogsma, Brooke Chandler, Louisa Lyster scored twice in Katie Bowyer went 3-for-3 Madison Scifo all scored twice. 4-for-4 as the Storm beat the Hoelflich both scored three the win. and scored twice, while Bailey Tiger Point Sharks 14, Vanessa Holding and Reghan Raiders in the championship game. Graves 6: Destini Ferraro times, while Kiersten Edlund Elliott all scored once. Katie Bowyer went 2-for-2 Clements went 2-for-2 and 16-under softball Hoffman, Williams and homered and scored twice, and Holk scored twice. and scored once in the loss, scored three times. Lauren McCain all had three hits and while Brooke Torraca and Anna Rachael Fulton tripled and Bew 11, Tiger Point Sun while Bailey Clements scored Harvey, Ashley Clark and Renee scored three times, while Grant Lewis both went 3-for-3 and scored twice in the loss, while Devils 10: Haley Bohannon twice. Hunt all had two hits. went 3-for-3 with five RBIs. Ansley Segal scored twice in the Gina Ramos went 2-for-2 and went 3-for-3 and scored once, Lewis 10, Bew 4: Sarah Brittany Krepp went 3-for-3 Edlund and Hawkins both had Sharks’ win over Graves. scored twice. Emily Larson also while Jessica Fromularo, Alli Lewis went 2-for-2 with a homer and scored once for Bew, while three hits and two runs scored, Madison DeMotts, Natalie scored twice. Bew and Emily Lively all had and scored three times, while Alli Bew scored twice. while Thompson went 3-for-4 with a run scored and two RBIs. One cart. No sorting. (No kidding.) WEEKDAY PROGRAMMING Allied Waste, one of the nation’s recycling leaders, 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING FOLKS 6 am - 9 am is looking for 2,000 volunteers as we introduce our Mon. - Fri. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am renowned single-sort recycling program to new Politically incorrect and proud of it! 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Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News Class of ‘08 NHS members The senior class members of National Honor Society expanded with new inductees on May 8. Senior NHS members include: Brittany Anderson, Lindsey Arnett, Christie Atchison (Sec), Aileen Atzhorn, Lindsey Beard, Eric Beovich, Stephanie Bova, Brooke Boylan, Chelsea Knox, Samuel Bradshaw, Laura Brosch, Caroline Buxton, Kelsey Campbell, Kyle Chavers, John Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News Cleveland, Ashley Collins, Calvin Conner, Patrick Cooke, Colleen Delaney, Kristen Dorsey,, Class of ‘09 NHS members Alexandra Echsner, Andrew Eskridge, Claire Evans, Meredith Fairchild (Sec), Lauren Fenner, GBHS National Honor Society inducted the following Juniors on May 8: AJ Anastopoulo, Matthew Ferrara, Philip Floyd, Thomas Gibble, Caitlin Gottstine, Alexis Gouldman, Mallory Arden Armbruster, Elizabeth Barfield, Tobie Bass, Amanda Bennett, Bayleigh Boles, Zach Griffin, Kolton Hanke, Whitney Harris, Rachel Harvey, Jennifer Holder, Jacqueline Jerrems, Toy Brannon, Laura Byrnes, David Cooke, Krystal Dickison, Chloe Diehl, Liesl Drew, Alex Duntz, Jordan, Hillary Kates, Kadee Kennedy, Jeffrey Lanza, Jordan Law, Dylan Lee, Lucas Medwell, Colleen Eastburn, Celia Eddy, Thomas Farmer, John Foryt, Paul Foryt, Kelsey Frost, Timothy Megan Miller, Joel Murphy, Lauren Musick, Erin O'Dea, Tiffanie Odenbrett, Brittany Radcliffe, Gibbs, Travis Gill, Ali Gilmartin, Kayla Goliwas, Alicia Jeffrey, Joshua Jurnovoy, Thomas Peter Rappold, Erika Reid, Erich Reitz, Anna Reynolds, Ashlee Ritter, Mariano Rivera, Michael Kasabian, Megan Keene, Ryan Kent, Adam Kersch, Daniel Lynch, Billy McCormick, Lauren Roane, Chad Robin, Alexander Robinson, Jackie Robinson, Noelle Robles, Zachary Rogers, McDonald, Zoe Miller, Kelsey Moran, Sarah Munsch, Noah Nichols, Neila Nicholson, Ryan Roose, Samantha Saad, Meagan Schaeffner, Ashley Schermerhorn, Sarah Sepulveda, Elizabeth Niles, Michala Nowak, Grace Papajohn, Elizabeth Patterson, Cayla Platt, Andrew Thomas Shay, Olivia Soutullo, Maxwell Spencer, Kirstie Stivers, Jeremy Suelflow, Tara Swann, Quadrini, Zoe Rayor, Kyle Schnackenberg, Koren Schroeder, Tiffany Sharar, Daniel Shull, Mallory Torgensen (Pres), Ashley Thibodeaux, William Thomas, Ryan Thompson (Treas), Sean Alyssa Smith, Rebecca Smith, Kari Stephenson, Alexis Sydow, Davis Thomas, Rebecca Thompson, Kaitlin Turner, Mario Vargas, Jonathan Villanueva, Graham Wade, Korey Weeks (V Timmons, Dariel Traynom, Eric Troup, Emily Tryon, Brittany Wheeler, Dustin White, Jacob Pres), Eleni Weisnicht, Stewart Williams, Analise Wise and Alison Zangari (not in order and Wilson, Lyndsey Wright and Alex York (not in order and some not present). some not present). GBMS inducts 2008-2009 students into National Junior Honor Society

Parents, grandparents, teachers, In alphabetical order, they are: Kendall Crenshaw, Mandy Cutler, Elizabeth Hoehn, Vanessa Holding, Hailey Philips, Eric Post, Allison administration, staff and students Rebecca Barham, Nick Bookout, Haley Doman, Patrick Dunne, Raleigh Hooks, Kendall Hoover, Ally Proctor, Seth Rejda, Savannah gathered at Gulf Breeze Middle School Mollie Bradshaw, Alaina Burns, Olivia Katarina Espenscheid, Katherine Hurd, Marina Johnson, Eliza Jones, Richardson, Caroline Shell, Justin recently to recognize the seventh Burns, Anna Caldwell, Ariel Cantrell, Farmer, Andrew Flynn, Savannah Elizabeth Kenworthy, Elizabeth Kubik, Shoemaker, Sara Spillers, Braxton graders inducted into the National Rachel Carter, Caitlin Chapman, Green, Nicholas Gupta, Carolyn Victoria Law, Hunter Lyster, Victoria Strange, Harley Taylor, Connor Torraca Junior Honor Society (NJHS). Carmen Conway, Matthew Craighead, Hamilton, Allison Hanline, Medina, Y-nhu Ngo, Madison Penico, and Chad Wise.

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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS June 12, 2008 ‘Friendly natives’ open beach cafe

What started as a plan to open a beach restaurant took a four-year detour, but it Secrets are was worth the wait. Joyce Brown, her son Jesse and his friend Tony Williamson opened the Native hard to keep Cafe last month in Pensacola Beach’s “his- Attending a convention, three toric district” after their initial plans were interrupted by the fire in the unit next door. psychiatrists take a walk. Optimists Chuck Randle, Bettie Lee Sundstrom, “People are always coming to us The setback was just a bump in the road Optimist Helen Randle with Teacher and Optimist Sandi Johnson and Helen Randle show their sup- for the entrepreneurs, who all are “natives” with their guilt and fears,” one says, Debbie Campanella and Optimist Louise Greenley. port for educators at PBES. “but we have no one to go to with from Gulf Breeze and Pensacola Beach. our problems. Since we’re all pro- Joyce Brown said the goal of the Native fessionals, why don’t we hear each Beach optimists toast a successful school year now that Cafe is to offer local flavor, using fresh other out right now?” ingredients that are cooked to order in a They agree that this is a good healthy manner. The restaurant does not idea. The first psychiatrist confesses, SchoolSchool isis out!out! have a deep fryer, and “I’m a compulsive shopper and items such as the fish tacos are pan seared. deeply in debt, so I overbill patients BY MARY CLAUS School’s Out ... for the as often as I can.” “We make everything Special to Gulf Breeze News teachers and staff of the fresh,” Joyce said. “The The second admits, “I have a drug [email protected] Pensacola Beach problem that’s out of control, and I roast beef, the au jus, the Elementary School as of corned beef for the frequently pressure my patients into Thursday, June 5, and to celebrate a stellar year of Blue buying illegal drugs for me.” Reuben, it’s all made Ribbon Award winning educating, the Pensacola Beach here in the restaurant. The third psychiatrist says, “I Optimists held their annual Appreciation Luncheon the Joyce Brown know it’s wrong, but no matter how Michael Tate, our execu- educators at Cabana Cafe. tive chef, makes all the sauces.” hard I try, I just can’t keep a secret.” The hard work of the K-5 charter school staff was Are you good at keeping a secret? Art by local artists adorns the walls of rewarded with a delicious lunch of the Cabana’s famous the cafe, adding to the decor. Have you ever really ever kept one shrimp grits, a beautiful side vegetable and fruit salad and that mattered? Can you give a sur- Native Cafe is open for breakfast and key lime pie for dessert. lunch and will be adding dinner later this prise birthday party and pull it off? Twenty-four guests were at the luncheon, including a Do you talk to your girlfriends about month. They are getting a license to serve dozen Optimists who attended to show support for the ded- beer and wine. things your husband would be horri- ication of those who serve at the the nationally recognized fied if he knew that they knew? Are Breakfast items include Eggs Benedict, elementary school. Bettie Lee Sundstrom, chairman of the Homemade Pancakes and Three Cheese you a person that just has to tell what event, made special gifts to each of the school’s employees you know to justify your existence? Omelets. Lunch fare includes Fish Tacos, as she does each year, and they were well received by the Principal Jeff Castleberry and Optimist Louise Fresh Shrimp Poboys, and the Native I am terrible at it! I like living in a PBES folks. no-secrets world. I don’t like to have Greenley. Burger, featuring a half-pound beef patty. The Optimists sponsor many projects for the beach Dinner items include fresh Swordfish, to keep things to myself for anyone’s school such as the Oratorical Speech Competition, the “Be To raise more funds for kids in this area and for childhood sake. I don’t like to have to remem- Redfish or Mahi Mahi served with vegeta- a Hero: Say No to Drugs” poster contest, the bike safety cancer causes this summer, the club is now working on its bles and rice. The Native Cafe can be ber what I said or did not do. If I’m Island Photo Contest. The club shall start accepting entries rodeo, and holds an annual Beach Ball fundraiser, which reached at 934-4848. just open and truthful all the time, raised $5,000.00 for the institution’s ITV studio and to this competition for an entry fee of $10 per entry, or 3 life is easier. General Technology Fund this April. entries for $25. Winners of this community-wide competi- I try to live this way, but it is hard. Optimist International’s motto is “Friends of Youth,” tion shall receive awards and be announced at the club’s I feel like a brown pair of shoes in a and the beach optimists do the best they can to live up to big Summer Social event, August 19, at Our Lady of the tuxedo world. Everyone I know has this through its involvement with this school and other Assumption’s Hunt Hall. Another part of the PBOC a secret. Some of them would ruin educational entities throughout the area such sponsorship Summer Social will be a “shower” for a local charity deal- their lives if they ever got out. We all of Gulf Breeze Science Olympiad, Project Graduation at ing with the education of children throughout our area. have them, but live in fear that our Gulf Breeze High, and has contributed to the Person to More details about this latest project will be announced secret will be found out by someone Person Student Ambassador program in the past as well. soon, so stay tuned! that can not keep a secret. That is why I have very few real friends. Your friends are the worst at keeping secrets because they think that they can let it out and not harm you, or they think that it is a silly secret, and The fish tacos at the Native Cafe, com- you should not even care if others plemented by Chef Tate’s sauces, knew. Yep, friends are the worst. explode with flavor in your mouth. I know a secret on my friend Buster, a good man and a great Southerner. He lives out in Midway This week near the Jet Ski repair business. Buster got up one morning last week on Pensacola Beach and didn’t have any clean under- Thursday, June 12 wear. He was late for work already ■ Children's Bike Ride, 9 -10 a.m. Meet at the and he never could stand to go with- entrance gate to Ft. Pickens. Children of all out any under his blue jeans. He saw ages with their own bikes (non-motorized) are a pair of his wife’s panties on the encouraged to attend. Details: 916-3001. Jennifer Neal, Kyle Merk, Sherry Grayson, Pam ■ floor where they had fallen from the Bicycle to Ft. Pickens, 7:30 a.m. to noon. Jennifer Magee, Barbara Balch and Margie Pitts. Speer, Susan McLeod, Carleen Wheeler & Liz Niven. Meet at the entrance gate to Ft. Pickens. The top of her dresser. He just put them ride is 14 miles round trip. Expect to push your on and found a safety pin to take bike through two miles of sand. Details: 916- them up a bit, as she was about an ax 3001. handle wider then he is and he wore them to work. Remember your father on Father’s Day Friday, June 13 ■ Free Public Star Gaze. The Escambia I never would have known it, but Sunday is Father’s Day - a day er he Amateurs Astronomy Association will be host- we had a flat on the way home and ing a free public star gaze, weather permitting. when he got out changing the tire, he when, so it has been said, more could www.eaaa.net bent over and split his pants out from long-distance calls are made collect and we ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. on the belt loop to inseam. I never saw so than any other day in the year! always Quietwater Boardwalk. Ronny Levine will per- form. much pink in my life, and silky, too! More importantly, however, it is laughed a day when we pay tribute to our that he He kept his front to me then entire Saturday, June 14 rest of the way home and I could tell fathers. never ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. on the that he was just scared to death that I For many of us, the remem- found a Quietwater Boardwalk. Fort Morgan brances of our fathers are positive. chair on Slammers will perform. was going to tell everyone in both ■ our worlds. Man-to-man, he was My Dad did not achieve much noto- which he Free Public Star Gaze, sunset on the riety for his achievements unless we couldn’t sleep. be near my sister outside of Dallas. Boardwalk between the Performance Pavilion about to cry over it. But, Buster is and Fishing Pier, weather permitting. my best friend and I would never do talk about qualities such as honesty, As a young kid, I enjoyed sitting He eventually had to go to live in www.eaaa.net a thing like that. Ever!! determination, integrity, depend- on the fender of the tractor and rid- a nursing home. True to his nature, ■ Salsa Contest - Salsa Contest for those 18 Just thought you’d like to know... ability. He did most of his teaching ing back and forth in the field while he did not complain, but simply and older in the Gulfside Pavilion from 1-6pm. through example rather than words, he turned over the rich soil. It was accepted it as the best option. He and when he did use words, he for- good to see the straight furrows he died in the nursing home. I conduct- Sunday, June 15 ■ Sounds of Summer, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. on the tified them with action. I don’t ever made, and just to be with him on ed the memorial service which was Quietwater Boardwalk. Ronny Levine will per- Free fish fry planned remember that he spanked me, or those occasions was an important difficult, but very helpful in over- form. did anything to make me feel part of my childhood years. coming the feelings of grief. The public is welcome to attend embarrassed, nor lessen my self Several years after my mother For me, Father’s Day is a special Tuesday, June 17 ■ esteem. died, he eventually married a day of remembrance. I think of my Bands on the Beach, 7 - 9 p.m., Gulfside the Pensacola Beach Community Pavilion. Tin Feet will perform. Church’s upcoming Fish Fry, During World War II, he worked woman born with her fingers fused son, and daughter, and hope they ■ Full Moon Walks on the Beach 8 -9 p.m. at Saturday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to shift work in a defense plant, and together. I never knew if he married have positive and enriching memo- Fort Pickens. Visitors should be prepared to 2 p.m. The food is free and includes after getting a few hours of sleep her out of love or compassion. It ries of me – memories that will walk about half a mile down the closed road- fish, hushpuppies, cole slaw, baked would help my grandfather on the didn’t matter. My Dad took good serve them well in the years ahead. way and out to the beach. Bring a blanket or beans. For details, call 932-6628 or family farm. He learned to grab care of her, and her children, until I wish that same sentiment for all towel upon which to sit in the sand. visit www.thebeachchurch.com. those few moments of rest whenev- she died, after which he moved to fathers - Happy Father’s Day!

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2D June 12, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Home & Garden Gulf Breeze NEWS LEGALS

NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., FIED ENDEAVORS GIVEN THAT CABER- All of the above proper- APPLICATION Milton, Florida on the INC Certificate Number: NET 1 LLC holder of ty is located in Santa FOR TAX DEED 21st day of July, 2008 All of the above proper- 739 the following Tax Sale Rosa County, In the Loose stair tread at 12:00 noon. Dated ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY this the 28th day of Rosa County, In the said Tax Certificate for GIVEN THAT MER- May, 2008. State of Florida. Description of the Tax Deed to be Unless such certificate LOTT 111 LLC holder Property: PROPERTY issued thereon. The shall be redeemed of the following Tax Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate DESCRIBED IN OR Certificate Number and according to Law, the needs repair Sale Certificate has Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed BOOK 776 PG 499, year of Issuance, the Property described in filed said Tax Certificate Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the LESS ALL MIN RTS Description of property, such Certificate will be for the Tax Deed to be County, Florida Property described in Parcel ID: 19-1N-28- and Name(s) in which it sold to the Highest BY SAMANTHA MAZZOTTA issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be 0000-00257-0000 is assessed is as fol- Bidder, at the east end King Features Syndicate Certificate Number and NOTICE OF sold to the Highest Name in which lows: lobby of the County year of Issuance, the APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end Assessed: JAMES D Administrative Complex Description of property, FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County THORPE SR, MARY F Certificate Number: at 6495 Caroline St., Q: I returned home from a business and Name(s) in which it Administrative Complex THORPE 2640 Milton, Florida on the trip last week and, walking up the is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 14th day of July, 2008 stairs, one of the steps actually lifted up lows: GIVEN THAT MER- Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa at 12:00 noon. Dated LOTT 111 LLC holder 21st day of July, 2008 Rosa County, In the Description of this the 21st day of from the back as I put my foot on it, Certificate Number: of the following Tax at 12:00 noon. Dated State of Florida. Property: LT 11 BLK I, May, 2008. then flopped back into place as I 2429 Sale Certificate has this the 28th day of EAST BAY HEIGHTS, continued up. I put some wood glue Year of Issuance: 2006 filed said Tax Certificate May, 2008. Unless such certificate AS DES IN OR BOOK Mary M. Johnson for the Tax Deed to be shall be redeemed 517 PG 347 Clerk of the Circuit along the back edge and tapped it tight Description of issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- Court of Santa Rosa against the vertical board behind it, but Property: LT 7 BLK C, Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit Property described in 1010-00I00-0110 County, Florida HOME TIP: While squeaky stairs are PALMETTO LAKE year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be Name in which –––––––––––––––––– it has come loose again. Any tips? -- an annoyance, sagging or loose stair PRESERVE, AS DES Description of property, County, Florida sold to the Highest Assessed: MAR- NOTICE OF Edward F., via e-mail treads indicate more serious problems. IN OR 2384 PG 1127 and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end GARET A BAILEY APPLICATION A: If you can access the underside of Parcel ID: 23-2S-26- is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF lobby of the County All of the above proper- FOR TAX DEED Access the underside of the staircase to 3013-00C00-0070 lows: APPLICATION Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa the stairs, place sturdy screws through inspect the condition of the wood if more Name in which FOR TAX DEED at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the NOTICE IS HEREBY the riser (the vertical board between than two steps are in poor condition. Assessed: WESMAV Certificate Number: Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. GIVEN THAT CABER- each step) and into the back of the step INVESTMENTS LLC 2684 NOTICE IS HEREBY 14th day of July, 2008 NET 1 LLC holder of Affordable tree trimming All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 GIVEN THAT MER- at 12:00 noon. Dated Unless such certificate the following Tax Sale to make sure it stays in place. Q: My yard has three great old trees ty is located in Santa LOTT 111 LLC holder this the 21st day of shall be redeemed Certificate has filed Many staircases are enclosed, Rosa County, In the Description of of the following Tax May, 2008. according to Law, the said Tax Certificate for whose branches are reaching well out State of Florida. Property: LT 12 OF Sale Certificate has Property described in the Tax Deed to be however, so you’ll have to make the over the street. The city recently sent me UNREC SUB, AS DES filed said Tax Certificate Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be issued thereon. The repair from the topside. I’d recommend a notice that these branches will have to Unless such certificate IN OR BOOK 2232 PG for the Tax Deed to be Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest Certificate Number and inspecting the step closely before shall be redeemed 1770 issued thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end year of Issuance, the be trimmed back. I don’t mind being according to Law, the Parcel ID: 23-2S-27- Certificate Number and County, Florida lobby of the County Description of property, securing it to make sure it’s not asked, but I can’t afford a tree-cutting Property described in 0000-02655-0000 year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex and Name(s) in which it damaged. If you can pull the step away service on a fixed income. What are my such Certificate will be Name in which Description of property, NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., is assessed is as fol- from the riser and stringers (the vertical sold to the Highest Assessed: JAMES E and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION Milton, Florida on the lows: options? -- Barry F., Winter Park, Fla. Bidder, at the east end BOON is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED 14th day of July, 2008 bracing on either side of the step) A: Your first call should be to the city lobby of the County All of the above proper- lows: at 12:00 noon. Dated Certificate Number: without damaging the wood, do so. (A itself, to find out if there are any tree Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY this the 21st day of 2606 pry bar and hammer are helpful.) at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT CABER- May, 2008. Year of Issuance: 2006 maintenance programs in place that will Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. 2515 NET 1 LLC holder of Inspect all surrounding wood for defray some of the cost of de-limbing 21st day of July, 2008 Year of Issuance: 2006 the following Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson Description of damage and scrape away old glue and at 12:00 noon. Dated Unless such certificate Certificate has filed Clerk of the Circuit Property: LT 129, BLK those trees. The city might also have a this the 28th day of shall be redeemed Description of said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa A, EAST BAY paint from the contact surfaces. program for senior citizens to help pay May, 2008. according to Law, the Property: LT 83 OF the Tax Deed to be County, Florida HEIGHTS, AS DES IN If the step is damaged -- cracked, for home repair and maintenance costs. Property described in UNREC LEGEND issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– OR BOOK 2404 PG broken or rotted -- it should be Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be WOODS EST, AS DES Certificate Number and NOTICE OF 136 Other nonprofit assistance Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest IN OR BOOK 950 PG year of Issuance, the APPLICATION Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- replaced; measure and cut a new tread organizations also might be able to help. Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end 636, LESS ALL MIN Description of property, FOR TAX DEED 1010-00A00-1290 to size and test fit. If it's not damaged, Notices like this can be appealed to County, Florida lobby of the County RTS and Name(s) in which it Name in which remove old nails and test fit. –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex Parcel ID: 03-2S-27- is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY Assessed: TIMOTHY K the city, so to avoid any fines while NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., 0000-00408-0000 lows: GIVEN THAT CABER- WALKER, MICHAEL R Apply a bead of construction searching for assistance, go ahead and APPLICATION Milton, Florida on the Name in which NET 1 LLC holder of WALKER, RYAN adhesive along the tops of the stringers, FOR TAX DEED 21st day of July, 2008 Assessed: HARRY G Certificate Number: the following Tax Sale WALKER ask for an appeal. Be sure to mention at 12:00 noon. Dated FULTON, MICHELLE 2585 Certificate has filed All of the above proper- and set the step in place. To fasten it that you are having financial difficulty. NOTICE IS HEREBY this the 28th day of FULTON Year of Issuance: 2006 said Tax Certificate for ty is located in Santa from the topside, drill pilot holes HOME TIP: Property improvement GIVEN THAT MER- May, 2008. All of the above proper- the Tax Deed to be Rosa County, In the through the tread into the tops of the LOTT 111 LLC holder ty is located in Santa Description of issued thereon. The State of Florida. loans and grants are sometimes offered of the following Tax Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the Property: S 75' OF W Certificate Number and stringers (two or three each side) and by city and state organizations, as well as Sale Certificate has Clerk of the Circuit State of Florida. 150' OF BLK F, BAR- year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate drive screws through them. the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban filed said Tax Certificate Court of Santa Rosa BAROSA TERRITORY, Description of property, shall be redeemed Countersink the screws and fill the for the Tax Deed to be County, Florida Unless such certificate AS DES IN OR 2546 and Name(s) in which it according to Law, the Development (HUD), to defray some of issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed PG 757 is assessed is as fol- Property described in holes with wood putty or plugs. the costs of home maintenance and repair. Certificate Number and NOTICE OF according to Law, the Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- lows: such Certificate will be year of Issuance, the APPLICATION Property described in 0190-00F00-0010 sold to the Highest Description of property, FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be Name in which Certificate Number: Bidder, at the east end and Name(s) in which it sold to the Highest Assessed: TERRY P 585 lobby of the County is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end HERRINGTON JR Year of Issuance: 2006 Administrative Complex lows: GIVEN THAT MER- lobby of the County All of the above proper- at 6495 Caroline St., LOTT 111 LLC holder Administrative Complex ty is located in Santa Description of Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number: of the following Tax at 6495 Caroline St., Rosa County, In the Property: PROPERTY 14th day of July, 2008 2726 Sale Certificate has Milton, Florida on the State of Florida. DESCRIBED IN OR at 12:00 noon. Dated Year of Issuance: 2006 filed said Tax Certificate 21st day of July, 2008 BOOK 284 PG 440 & this the 21st day of for the Tax Deed to be at 12:00 noon. Dated Unless such certificate OR BOOK 304 PG 295 May, 2008. Description of issued thereon. The this the 28th day of shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 12-1N-28- Property: PROPERTY Certificate Number and May, 2008. according to Law, the 0000-00302-0000 Mary M. Johnson DESCRIBED IN OR year of Issuance, the Property described in Name in which Clerk of the Circuit BOOK 2268 PG 190 Description of property, Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be Assessed: RALPH R Court of Santa Rosa Parcel ID: 28-2S-27- and Name(s) in which it Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest COUGHLIN ESTATE, County, Florida 0000-01100-0000 is assessed is as fol- Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end MARY COUGHLIN –––––––––––––––––– Name in which lows: County, Florida lobby of the County ESTATE NOTICE OF Assessed: MARK G –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex All of the above proper- APPLICATION MURRAY TRUSTEE Certificate Number: NOTICE OF at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa FOR TAX DEED OF THE MARK G 2340 APPLICATION Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the MURRAY LIVING Year of Issuance: 2006 FOR TAX DEED 14th day of July, 2008 State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY TRUST at 12:00 noon. Dated GIVEN THAT CABER- All of the above proper- Description of NOTICE IS HEREBY this the 21st day of Unless such certificate NET 1 LLC holder of ty is located in Santa Property: LT 4 BLK B, GIVEN THAT MER- May, 2008. shall be redeemed the following Tax Sale Rosa County, In the CAMELLIAS SUB, AS LOTT 111 LLC holder according to Law, the Certificate has filed State of Florida. DES IN OR BOOK of the following Tax Mary M. Johnson Property described in said Tax Certificate for 2322 PG 1770 Sale Certificate has Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be the Tax Deed to be Unless such certificate Parcel ID: 19-2S-26- filed said Tax Certificate Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest issued thereon. The shall be redeemed 0462-00B00-0040 for the Tax Deed to be County, Florida Bidder, at the east end Certificate Number and according to Law, the Name in which issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County year of Issuance, the Property described in Assessed: SUSAN Certificate Number and NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Description of property, such Certificate will be NORMAN, MICHAEL year of Issuance, the APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., and Name(s) in which it sold to the Highest TRACY Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the is assessed is as fol- Bidder, at the east end All of the above prop- and Name(s) in which it 14th day of July, 2008 lows: SHNS photo courtesy DIY Network lobby of the County erty is located in Santa is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY at 12:00 noon. Dated Instead of throwing away or replacing your old lamp or chandelier, try Administrative Complex Rosa County, In the lows: GIVEN THAT CABER- this the 21st day of Certificate Number: at 6495 Caroline St., State of Florida. NET 1 LLC holder of May, 2008. 2810 embellishing it to give it a new look. Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number: the following Tax Sale Year of Issuance: 2006 21st day of July, 2008 Unless such certificate 2625 Certificate has filed Mary M. Johnson at 12:00 noon. Dated shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2006 said Tax Certificate for Clerk of the Circuit Description of this the 28th day of according to Law, the the Tax Deed to be Court of Santa Rosa Property: PROPERTY May, 2008. Property described in Description of issued thereon. The County, Florida DESCRIBED IN OR Add designer detail such Certificate will be Property: LT 34 BLK E, Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– BOOK 2230 PG 337, Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest EAST BAY HEIGHTS, year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF LESS ALL MIN RTS Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end AS DES IN OR BOOK Description of property, APPLICATION Parcel ID: 14-1S-28- Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County 1518 PG 763 and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED 0000-00151-0000 County, Florida Administrative Complex Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- is assessed is as fol- Name in which to your chandelier –––––––––––––––––– at 6495 Caroline St., 1010-00E00-0340 lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY Assessed: KONSTAN- NOTICE OF Milton, Florida on the Name in which GIVEN THAT CABER- TIN SERBIN, MARINA BY DENA FISHBEIN 2. Dip the sponge into the paint APPLICATION 21st day of July, 2008 Assessed: CYRIL J Certificate Number: NET 1 LLC holder of SERBINA DIY Network mixture and, with a light hand, pat it FOR TAX DEED at 12:00 noon. Dated CLANCY 2622 the following Tax Sale All of the above proper- over the entire surface of each lamp- this the 28th day of All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 Certificate has filed ty is located in Santa NOTICE IS HEREBY May, 2008. ty is located in Santa said Tax Certificate for Rosa County, In the It’s the details that make your home shade. You may want to pat the sponge GIVEN THAT MER- Rosa County, In the Description of the Tax Deed to be State of Florida. decor unique. Vintage items can help, onto a piece of scrap paper first to get a LOTT 111 LLC holder Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. Property: LT 17 BLK E, issued thereon. The since you're less likely to see the same feel for exactly how much pressure and of the following Tax Clerk of the Circuit EAST BAY HEIGHTS, Certificate Number and Sale Certificate has Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate AS DES IN OR 462 year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate pieces in your friends’ homes, but an paint you'll need. filed said Tax Certificate County, Florida shall be redeemed PG 358 Description of property, shall be redeemed embellisher can always turn a great find 3. When the lampshades are dry to for the Tax Deed to be –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- and Name(s) in which it according to Law, the issued thereon. The NOTICE OF Property described in 1010-00E00-0170 is assessed is as fol- Property described in into a brilliant personal statement. the touch, estimate how much of the Certificate Number and APPLICATION such Certificate will be Name in which lows: such Certificate will be For years, we have had a vintage base of each shade will be covered by year of Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest Assessed: JOHN M sold to the Highest wrought-iron chandelier that I trim, then use the gold metallic marker Description of property, Bidder, at the east end BROXSON, HELEN P Certificate Number: 4 Bidder, at the east end and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County BROXSON Year of Issuance: 2006 lobby of the County absolutely love. The day came, however, to draw a wavy line just above where is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT MER- Administrative Complex All of the above proper- Administrative Complex when I looked up and decided we the trim will be. lows: LOTT 111 LLC holder at 6495 Caroline St., ty is located in Santa Description of at 6495 Caroline St., needed a change. Rather than replace the 4. If you wish, add polka dots or of the following Tax Milton, Florida on the Rosa County, In the Property: LT 13 BLK B Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number: Sale Certificate has 21st day of July, 2008 State of Florida. OF UNREC ANDYS 14th day of July, 2008 chandelier, I decided to add some small other small designs along the gold 1481 filed said Tax Certificate at 12:00 noon. Dated LANDING, AS DES IN at 12:00 noon. Dated shades -- with a personal touch, of wavy lines. Year of Issuance: 2006 for the Tax Deed to be this the 28th day of Unless such certificate OR BOOK 1838 PG this the 21st day of course. The result is this month’s 5. Hot glue the trims around the base issued thereon. The May, 2008. shall be redeemed 869 May, 2008. Description of Certificate Number and according to Law, the Parcel ID: 04-1N-26- project, which is great for a table or floor of each shade, layering as desired. Be Property: PROPERTY year of Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson Property described in 0000-00108-0000 Mary M. Johnson lamp that needs a makeover, too. sure to tuck the raw edges under. DESCRIBED OR Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be Name in which Clerk of the Circuit BOOK 2129 PG 657 and Name(s) in which it Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest Assessed: ANTHONY Court of Santa Rosa Gather: For this project, I recommend Parcel ID: 16-4N-28- is assessed is as fol- County, Florida Bidder, at the east end C JETER, STACIE M County, Florida Pale-colored paper lampshades to fit starting with relatively simple shades so 0000-00127-0000 lows: –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County JETER –––––––––––––––––– chandelier that the details you add enhance rather Name in which NOTICE OF Administrative Complex Assessed: JERRY A Certificate Number: APPLICATION at 6495 Caroline St., Acrylic paints (soft yellow) than overwhelm the chandelier. And Disposable plastic cup SOUTHERN, ALANA A 2660 FOR TAX DEED Milton, Florida on the Water when you shop for trims, you may want SOUTHERN Year of Issuance: 2006 14th day of July, 2008 to bring one of the shades with you to All of the above proper- NOTICE IS HEREBY at 12:00 noon. Dated Small, damp sponge (e.g., a kitchen ty is located in Santa Description of GIVEN THAT CABER- this the 21st day of Advertise in sponge cut into small pieces) give you a better sense of the propor- Rosa County, In the Property: PROPERTY NET 1 LLC holder of May, 2008. Paintbrush tions, colors and textures that will help State of Florida. DESCRIBED IN OR the following Tax Sale Hot glue gun and glue sticks you achieve a look you’ll love. BOOK 1610 PG 1715, Certificate has filed Mary M. Johnson the Gulf Tr ims Unless such certificate LESS THAT 3.48 AC said Tax Certificate for Clerk of the Circuit Dena Fishbein hosts the television shall be redeemed PORT DESCRIBED IN the Tax Deed to be Court of Santa Rosa Fine-tip metallic marker (gold) show "Embellish This!" aired monthly according to Law, the OR BOOK 2214 PG issued thereon. The County, Florida Create: Property described in 1868 (#8), LESS 3/4 Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– Breeze News! on the DIY Network. To ask her how to 1. Blend soft yellow paint and water such Certificate will be MIN RTS year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF embellish anything, e-mail her at sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 21-2S-27- Description of property, APPLICATION in the disposable plastic cup until the dena(at)denadesigns.com or visit Bidder, at the east end 0000-00801-0000 and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED Call 932-8986 mixture has a creamy consistency. lobby of the County Name in which is assessed is as fol- www.diynetwork.com. 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David Standridge/Special to Gulf Breeze News Don Tristan DeLuna’s court makes its landing at the Quietwater Boardwalk on Pensacola Beach. DeLuna’s ‘landing’ is part of Fiesta of Five Flags fun

The pageantry and fun of the annual Fiesta of Five Flags is a way to remember Pensacola’s rich history. In 1559, Spanish Conquistador, Don Tristan de Luna, established Pensacola as the first European settlement in the United States. Since that time five different flags have flown over the City: Spanish, French, British, Confederate, and American. This 10-day festival is one of the old- est and largest heritage festivals in the State of The masked Florida. Don Tristan Parades, balls the land- DeLuna with ing of DeLuna and the his queen. associated events are a DeLuna was significant celebration for revealed later the Pensacola Bay Area. in the week.

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The only weekly David Standridge/Special to the News community newspaper for Matt Schang, Kyle Fogel and Pensacola Beach Community Church Youth Minister Dewey Barker (front) work on the final Gulf Breeze, Pensacola Beach, section of their creation, “Symbols of Faith”, showing a group Tiger Point, Midway and Navarre. of frogs representing the acronym for “Fully Rely on God.”The sand sculpture contest was part of Fiesta festivities.

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