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Happy residents protest birthday Details to us! Page A4 Gulf Breeze News celebrates 5th year in print with OPEN HOUSE! assessment hike Inside in “This board is not listening to the majority BY FRANKLIN HAYES of the members,” said previous association Gulf Breeze News [email protected] president Bob Simpson. “This is why they are PAGE avoiding the recall election.” 1B A growing number of Holley by the Sea Stephens says that homeowners must now ■ NCAA Festival (HBTS) residents expressed that the neighbor- contend with higher property taxes, unreason- hood’s Improvement Association Board of able insurance premiums and inflated living coming to the costs, making the increased assessments seem beach Directors may not have their best interest in mind. After the board proposed its 2007 bud- like the straw that broke the camel’s back. ■ get, raising annual assessment fees from $250 “The reason we don’t need huge assess- Officials plan Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News to $377 a year, HBTS homeowners and resi- ments is because of sheer numbers,” Stephens beach road said in reference to the 4,724 people who own Driving in style... repair dents began to organize. According to former HBTS Improvement Association President property in HBTS. Mary Kay Independent Sales Director and Gulf Breeze resident ■ Bubba’s Beach Endell Stephens, residents signed more than The former association president, whose Kristen Marks picked up her third free car and first pink Cadillac 1,800 petitions to hold a special meeting that term ended in 2005, estimated that the board last week from the Vince Whibbs Cadillac dealership in would allow property owners to elect new lead- needs approximately $900,000 annually to Pensacola. In order to win the 2007 Cadillac DTS, Marks and ership. Only 437 petitions were required for cover basic operational costs. Simpson, whose her team sold $192,000 retail within six consecutive months. such action pursuant to Florida statutes. More term followed Stephens’ and ended in July of The fully loaded 'trophy on wheels' features an OnStar security system, XM satellite radio and leather interior. There is one than 1,000 petitions were turned in to the board this year, said an operational budget of approx- WEEKEND other Mary Kay pink Cadillac in Gulf Breeze, owned by Senior at its meeting last week; however, the board of imately $1.1 million would be adequate. Weather Current association president Tim Harrington Sales Director Emily Sims. THURSDAY directors refused to certify the petitions, signa- 10/5 tories said. See HBTS , Page 2A6 Sunny high 84O low 70O Two vie for Teen filmmakers form new club open city FRIDAY 10/6 BY FRANKLIN HAYES op an amicable environment Sunny Gulf Breeze News where screenplay ideas, produc- council seat O [email protected] tion techniques and technical high 85 resources can be shared to O BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. low 74 Nikola Tesla, developer of enhance their cinematic cre- Gulf Breeze News alternating current, once said: “I ations. [email protected] do not think there is any thrill “A lot of these guys want to SATURDAY 10/7 that can go through the human work in the business when they Two candidates have formally Sunny heart like that felt by the inven- get out of school and they are announced their running for Gulf high 84O tor as he sees some creation of dead serious about this,” club Breeze City Council seat C that O the brain unfolding to success.” sponsor Ken Killam said. will be vacated by Rick Outzen low 64 The next greatest thrill is Killam teaches screenplay Jr. who has chosen not to rerun. sharing that successful creation writing and history of cinema Outzen, who has been a member SUNDAY 10/8 with others, which is precisely classes at GBHS and was excit- of city council since 1992, Sunny what a handful of Gulf Breeze ed to hear that some of his stu- believes a smaller city doesn’t O High School (GBHS) students dents were contemplating this necessarily mean the challenges high 83 want to do with their cinematic are limited to only to the commu- O type of venture. Killiam serves low 62 productions. Dan Peeri, 17, as a mentor and administrative nity. Kyle Hebert, 17, and GBHS liaison for the group, but much “Serving on the Gulf Breeze graduate Justin Hoggard, 18, are of the decision making and City Council is about helping some of the creative minds event planning will be left up to make this a better community for behind the recently established INSIDE the students. Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News all who live and work in our GBHS Film Production Club. “It’s a good opportunity for GBHS senior Dan Peeri is focusing on developing a film fes- small town,” he said. “It requires Classifieds 5 D So far the club includes close to kids to join and see if they want tival for fellow high school students. Peeri and his peers also challenging yourself and the city 15 members and many credit Community 4,5,8A to do [filmmaking] later in life,” submitted work to the Pensacola International Film Festival. staff to look for creative, innova- Peeri as the driving force behind said GBHS student Ashley tive ways to preserve the high Crossword/Movies 6B its organization. Goodman. “Joining clubs can for area high school students to high school students from any quality of life that we’ve come to Editorial 6A “The main purpose is to help you figure out what you showcase their work. The event of the area’s schools. The expect in Gulf Breeze. And most Entertainment 5,6 B broaden student understanding want to do.” is still in the planning stages, GBHS senior is looking at a hol- of all it demands listening and of film,” Peeri said. Island News 1,2B Peeri explained that he would but Peeri said submissions being open to others’ ideas and Club members hope to devel- like to develop a film festival would be open to all ages of See CLUB , Page 2A6 opinions.” School News 2, 3 D Gulf Breeze residents J.B. Sports 1-8 C Schluter, owner of Innerlight Talk of the Town 5A City raises Surf Shop, and Navy retiree Joseph Henderson have made TV Listings 3 B Work begins on Tiger Point flood zone their bid to take over Outzen’s Women in Business 1 D 14-year reign. elevation by stormwater drainage issues “I just want to continue the good work that the city council BY FRANKLIN HAYES has been doing,” said Henderson. “Mailing Statement is three feet Gulf Breeze News on Editorial Page” [email protected] “I noticed an opening and I want- BY BRADLEY “B.J.” DAVIS, JR. ed to, if possible, make Gulf FOUR SECTIONS Gulf Breeze News Stormwater improvements Breeze a better place.” VOL. 5, NO. 37 [email protected] are on the way for some resi- Henderson said he visited the OCTOBER 5, 2006 dents living south of Tiger Point Gulf Breeze area while in the Navy and knew it was a perfect The City of Gulf Breeze is Boulevard. On Sept. 27 county fit when it came time to retire. following Santa Rosa County in maintenance crews began work “When I retired from the implementing a freeboard ordi- on replacing an antiquated Navy in San Diego, I could have nance that would raise flood drainage pipe that serves raised my kids anywhere. There zone construction an additional Ganges Trail. County govern- are a lot of decisions to make three feet. ment also accepted drainage home! According to Director of when you retire, and I decided easements from three Ceylon Community Services Craig S. this was the place,” said Drive residents that will be ded- Carmichael, in the past, the city Henderson. icated to stormwater manage- measured base floor elevation Lifetime citizen of Gulf your ment. Additional large-scale from the grade according to the Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Breeze and owner of Innerlight particular flood zone (VE) on improvements are being devel- On Sept. 27, county crews began work to alleviate storm Surf Shop J.B. Schluter has a which the house was built. oped for the area, but will be put water flooding issues that plague Ganges Trail in Tiger Point. hometown edge on Henderson Now, the city is planning to on hold until the county County officials say they are waiting for federal funding before and plans to use his experience to implement the extra elevation. receives federal funding. moving forward with more large scale work. also further better the communi- “We’re doing it as an extra County Public Works south, crossing the 14th fairway complete in approximately four ty. benefit to add a layer of protec- Director Avis Whitfield said the of the Tiger Point Golf Course weeks. “My reason for running is I’ve pipeline to be replaced starts tion to the residents,” said and divulging its contents into a Ceylon Drive residents and lived in Gulf Breeze all my life,

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Carmichael. “After Ivan It was close to the intersection of lake. and this will give me the oppor- neighbors Gerard “Jerry” quite clear that our flood eleva- Ganges Trail and Tiger Point “The pipe became so dilapi- tunity to give back to Gulf tions weren’t good enough, so Boulevard. The drainage pipe dated that it caused sinkholes on Stephens, Robert Montgomery Breeze. There’s a certain quality and John Fromularo are each Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy we decided to change them.” follows Ganges trail for approx- the golf course,” said Whitfield, of life we have, and I’d like to mailed directly to mailed directly See ZONE , Page 2A6 imately 400 feet before turning adding the project should be See TIGER POINT , Page 2A6 continue that,” he said.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A October 5, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS HBTS: Association fees could bring in additional $600,000 Continued from page 1A puter system and improve vari- that the dome is filled with The improvements add Rogers added that the major tions for the board of directors, ous other amenities located on mildew and tears and probably $293,000 to the 2007 budget. improvements should be paid we don’t even get 1,100 back, I said the association’s accoun- roughly 48 acres of land owned won’t be put up this year, I Other additions include an for with a special assessment, would say the chances of get- tant estimated the yearly opera- by the HBTS Improvement think it would have been a undisclosed amount for litiga- which requires approval by a ting people to actually vote to tional cost to be roughly $1.4 million. The $377 approved Association. Opponents to the great idea except it should have tion costs and a three percent majority of the property own- spend money, that won’t even annual assessment would gen- approved budget said the capi- started four or five years ago,” raise for HBTS Improvement ers. vote for the board of directors, erate an estimated $1.7 million. tal improvement project costs Harringon said. Association staff. “A special assessment I would say the chances of that Four out of five board members should be spread out over a According to Harrington, the Three-year HBTS resident requires a majority of the prop- occurring are exceedingly min- feel the increased assessment is number of years to reduce 2007 budget includes: and board member Neal Rogers erty owners to approve the spe- imal. A special assessment is justified due to increases in financial impacts on individual $120,000 for air conditioners; cast the only vote against the cial assessment, which means only one method of getting insurance, fuel and legal costs. property owners. $130,000 for a pool dome; budget. you need to mail out 4,722 bal- money for capital improve- The majority of the board also “I believe that they should $18,000 for tennis court equip- “I felt that adding several lots and you need to get back ments. The legal opinion [from wants to replace their recre- be spread over five years, but I ment and maintenance; capital projects was pushing 2,362 of those to approve an our legal counsel] is that capital ational center’s air condition- believe that since the air condi- $25,000 for computer the line,” Rogers said. “I didn’t assessment,” Harrington said. improvements can be funded ing system, upgrade their com- tioning is completely gone and upgrades. feel like that was proper.” “Considering that at our elec- by the annual budget.”

ZONE: New TIGER POINT: Officials say improvements not a complete solution ordiance Continued from page 1A said. “Whitfield has bent over affects new donating portions of their prop- backwards,” Stephens said in erty to ease flooding at the east- reference to the county’s ernmost end of the roadway. construction, prompt response. “I wish all Residents are pleased to see the public officials were as good as additions county in action because they him. I have no reason to doubt say their neighborhood floods Continued from page 1A him.” after even the lightest rainfall. Carmichael explained that County officials say the “If we only had one inch of the topography of the City improvements on Ceylon Drive rain, it flows down [Ceylon of Gulf Breeze varies sig- and Ganges Trail will not be a Drive] and turns into four inch- nificantly from the county complete solution for the Tiger es down here,” Stephens, a 24- as a whole, which is a rea- Point area, but are expecting to son each zone varies from year resident of the neighbor- hood said. address immediate concerns property to property. For about excess rainwater runoff. example, a house located on Stephens explained that con- tinual flooding prompted him to “We’re not looking at major Highpoint Drive that has a projects because it may jeopar- higher elevation will have call Santa Rosa County to see what he could do to improve the dize funding,” Whitfield said in different building height reference to the federal Hazard requirements than a house situation. Stephens said county officials responded quickly to Mitigation Grant Program located on Deer Point. (HMGP). “This is one of those “If you look at a topogra- his inquiry, evaluated the situa- tion and suggested the drainage processes that have a lot of red phy map of the city, it tape. The most practical thing comes up pretty sharply. easements. Stephens will give for us to do are the minor main- Relief of other parts of the up 10 feet of on each side of his tenance projects.” Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News county are pretty flat,” said property perpendicular to Sharon Marsh with the coun- County officials say some of the improvements on Ceylone Drive and Ganges Trail will not be Carmichael. Ceylon Drive. Montgomery, ty’s grant department said the complete solutions to the runoff concerns, but will provide remedy to immediate issues. Carmichael stated in a whose lot is east of Stephens’ county expects to receive memorandum, “The free- will give up 10 feet where his board requirement requires property shares a border with approximately $13 million in of lakes that filter the refuse his department must receive tional lakes. all new construction or sub- Stephens’ and Fromularo, funding through HMGP to pay water before it drains into Santa approval from the Florida “Anything they do is going stantial improvements for whose property is west of for Hurricane Ivan repairs and Rosa Sound. After seven inches Department of Environmental to be an improvement, outside any residential structure be Sephens’, will also donate 10 mitigation projects. Out of that of overnight rainfall Sept. 12, Protection, the Army Corps of of importing alligators for the elevated an additional three feet where their parcels border funding, approximately $1 mil- the system backed up resulting Engineers and Tiger Point Golf ditch,” Stephens said. “They feet above the base flood one another. The property will lion will be appropriated to in two feet of standing water. and Country Club before any could probably put me in jail elevation.” Carmichael also be converted into either a address flooding in the Ganges “More water’s got to get to major improvements can be for building a pool without a explained that the standards French drain or an open swell Trail area. The current the sound faster to create more considered. Preliminary plans permit because that’s what it set by the county currently and work should begin in four stormwater system channels capacity in the lake system,” include lowering the water level looks like down here after it differ from those set by the to six weeks county officials water from streets to a network said Whitfield, explaining that in the lakes or installing addi- rains.” city. “It would be beneficial CORRECTION: for the city to bring its CLUB: Film could be shown at festival In the Sept. 21 issue, Gulf Breeze News listed an incorrect flood plain regulations in date in the article ‘Residents: new development causes Tiger line with the county and Continued from page 1A Point flooding.’ The correct date for the seven inch rain event enact a three-foot freeboard iday season or spring break was Sept. 12. ordinance. This would help time frame, but said procuring We strive for 100 percent accuracy and apologize for any clear up confusion for a venue has been problematic. inconvenience. designers and builders who “Because we’re a high build both inside and out- school, no one really takes us side the city,” Carmichael seriously,” Peeri said. stated in the memo. The The young filmmaker does- county’s reasoning for n’t let age discrimination establishing this standard hamper his determination, as a Today, Oct. 5 Meeting, 8 a.m., Gulf Breeze Chamber of was to meet minimum flood project he completed with Profit Club Meeting, 7 a.m., Commerce, Chamber insurance requirements. Hoggard and Hebert was sub- Bon Appetit, 51 Gulf Breeze Conference Room, 409 “County commissioners Parkway, Gulf Breeze, reserva- mitted for possible screening Gulf Breeze Parkway, noticed we had a lot of dam- tions requested at the Pensacola International Gulf Breeze age after Hurricane Ivan Film Festival in November. Zoning Board of and our restrictions were Their short film entitled Executive Adjustments, 5:30 p.m., not high enough,” said “Heart in a Cage” is a tragic Committee Meeting, Commissioner's Board Room, Santa Rosa County Flood 11 a.m., Gulf Breeze teen love story that displays 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Plain Manager Karen the young film crew’s adept City Hall, 1070 Thornhill. Thornhill said editing and filming tech- Shoreline Drive, Gulf that Gulf Breeze was the niques. Friday, Oct. 6 Breeze last municipality in the If selected, “Heart in a Gulf Breeze Expo Committee Meeting, 8:30 a.m., Gulf Breeze Building Code county to adhere to the Cage” may be seen at the same freeboard regulations Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Board of Adjustments, Pensacola festival along with Conference Room, 409 Gulf 3 p.m., Commissioner's as the county. another independent produc- New construction and any Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Board Room, 6495 tion featuring GBHS gradu- Caroline Street, Milton substantial renovations ates, “The Beach Party at the Saturday, Oct. 7 would be required to follow Threshold of Hell.” Kevin Santa Rosa Island No meetings scheduled as of the new standards. An Authority Board Meeting, Wheatley, class of 1997, Scott press time example includes a new Wheatley, class of 1999, and 5 p.m., SRIA Administrative house being constructed in a Nick Bodkins, class of 2003, Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Office, 1 Via De Luna, Pensacola 12-foot flood zone would wrote and produced the inde- Kyle Hebert, 17, with the film club adjusts some equipment in Sunday, Oct. 8 Beach No meetings scheduled as of have to be elevated 15 feet pendent flick that was recent- preparation for filming. Some students feel that since they are above the mean high water press time ly screened at the prestigious in high school, their skill aren’t taken seriously, however their Thursday, Oct. 12 mark. 2006 Los Angeles Film short film “Heat in a Cage” could be selected to be shown at Special Events Committee Festival. a Pensacola film festival. Monday, Oct. 9 Meeting, 8:30 a.m. Gulf Breeze Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Commission Committee Conference Room, 409 Gulf 9400 block of East River Drive, Navarre, DUI Meeting, 9 a.m., Commissioner's Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Board Room, 6495 Caroline Madden, Richard Cullen, 42, W/M, Street, Milton Santa Rosa County Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. 1100 block of Eula Street, Gulf Commission Regular Meeting, 9 Breeze, DUI Navarre Lions Club Golf a.m., Commissioner's Board FELONIES Ball, Phillip Monroe, 33, W/M, substance without a prescription, Weaver, David Eward, 49, W/M, Outing, 1 p.m., the Club at Hidden Room, 6495 Caroline Street, 7400 block of Frankfort Street, smuggling contraband into a deten- 8100 block of Toledo Street, Navarre, Creek (Holley by the Sea), 3070 Milton 9/25/06 Navarre, aggravated battery, false tion facility DUI PGA Boulevard., Navarre. Navarre Madden, Richard Cullen, 42, W/M, imprisonment, obstructing justice Lions Club has scheduled the 1st Executive Board Meeting, 1100 Eula Street, Gulf Breeze, resist- McDonald, Michael Keith, 23, 9/29/06 Annual Charity Golf Outing. The 11:30 a.m., Gulf Breeze Chamber ing officer with violence Harrell, Michael Anthony, 25, W/M, W/M, 3600 block of Tiger Point McCabe, Jody Brian, 42, W/M, Outing has 4-man team scramble of Commerce, Chamber 400 block of Cumberland, Gulf Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, violation of 5800 block of Congress Court, Gulf 9/26/06 Breeze, fugitive from justice probation Breeze, DUI format, $55.00 per player or $210. Conference Room, 409 Gulf Lacy Jr., Thomas Lee, 20, W/M, per team. Fee includes golf, cart, Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze 5300 block of Pecos Pass, Gulf 9/28/06 DUI 10/01/06 lunch and prizes. Registration at Breeze, violation of probation Hinote Sr., Terry Gordon, 57, W/M, Colonel, Leonard Michale, 31, 11:30 am, lunch at noon, and shot- Same Time, Same 5300 block of Soundside Drive, Gulf 9/25/06 W/M, 5300 block of Fargo Court, Gulf gun start at 1 pm. For more infor- 9/27/06 Breeze, possession of a controlled Burgess, Albert Patrick, 44, W/M, Breeze, DUI mation or to sign up you team, Place contact: Denny Hufstader at 499- The South Santa Rosa 3320. Writers meet each second and fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at St. Tuesday, Oct. 10 Augustine’s Episcopal Church No meetings scheduled as of Parish Hall, 7810 Navarre press time Parkway, For further information, contact Nancy at (850) 936-6889 www.gulfbreezenews.com Wednesday, Oct. 11 or email [email protected]. Small Business Committee

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 5, 2006 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Midway Chief completes International www.gulfbreezenews.com Professional Designation Process NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No. 15-06 was STAFF REPORTS have achieved designed to recognize individu- applying for grants because it presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for the first read- Gulf Breeze News it,” Demeter als who demonstrate their excel- shows certain standards are ing on Monday, October 2, 2006, and will be presented for final reading [email protected] said. “It is a lence in seven measured compo- being upheld,” Demeter said of and adoption on Monday, October 16, 2006 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. lot of work to nents including: experience, the designation. Fire Chief Stephen Demeter maintain it.” education, professional develop- A board of review, consisting The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: of Midway Fire District success- Demeter ment, professional contribu- of members of the fire and emer- fully achieved professional des- originally tions, association membership, gency services profession, acad- ignation of Chief Fire Officer received the community involvement and ORDINANCE NO. 15-06 emia, and municipal agencies, (CFO). The Commission on designation on Demeter Technical Competencies. Those Aug. 20, 2003 candidates exhibiting extensive review each application and rec- Professional Credentialing met An Ordinance of the City of Gulf Breeze, vacating its Interest in and to a and must renew the accredita- experience and or educational on Aug. 9 in Dallas to officially ommend successful candidates Certain Street and Right-of-way Previously Dedicated to the Public tion every three years by main- backgrounds are eligible for for designation to the commis- Pursuant to a Plat of Casa Blanca Subdivision; Providing for Repeal of confer the designation upon taining professional competen- exemption from certain compo- Conflicting Ordinances; Providing for Severability; and Providing for an sion. Demeter, who received notifica- cies, showing community nents, but are required to identi- Effective Date. tion on Sept. 27. Chief Demeter involvement and continuing vol- fy a future professional develop- Chief Demeter has been a is one of only 505 CFO’s world- member of the Midway Fire A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the public in the untary education. ment plan and provide a letter of City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties may appear at the wide. The CFO designation pro- support from their supervisor. District for three years and cur- Council meetings and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. “It is certainly an honor to gram is a voluntary program “It helps the district when rently resides in Gulf Breeze. If any person decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter considered at this meeting or public hearing, such person may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal Santa Rosa County libraries participate in is to be based. third ‘ Read Together, Florida’ event THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA Read Together, Florida is the heart-pounding end. BY:Marita Rhodes state’s annual promotion to The promotion is part of the CITY CLERK Legal #0241 enhance the love of reading by @ the Library Governor’s Family Literacy encouraging entire communities Initiative, managed by the non- to read a single book. This year’s Gulf Breeze Library profit Volunteer Florida program features The Zero Foundation. For more informa- NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE Game by Florida-based author tion on Read Together, Florida Brad Meltzer. Floridians are go to www.volunteerfloridafoun- encouraged to read the book dur- Linda Hendrix Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No. 16-06 was dation.org. Visit Brad Meltzer’s presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for the first read- ing the month of October. The ing on Monday, October 2, 2006, and will be presented for final reading book is available for check-out at crossword puzzle game was ers, and certainly not their pow- site online at http://www.brad- and adoption on Monday, October 16, 2006 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council your local Santa Rosa County developed by the Florida Center erful bosses, who are some of the meltzer.com/. Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. for Interactive Media at The most influential senators and The library system includes Library. The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: As part of this year’s event, Florida State University. congressmen on Capitol Hill. It’s libraries in Gulf Breeze, Jay, Just Read, Florida! is holding an Floridians may register online a game that has everything: risk, Milton, and Navarre. The Pace essay contest for high school stu- for a drawing to win the grand reward and the thrill of knowing Library is under construction ORDINANCE NO. 16-06 dents. The first-place winner will prize, a weekend trip for a fami- that - just by being invited to with expected opening in early receive a $5,000 scholarship, ly of four to Washington, DC, the play - you’ve become a true 2007. The library system is a An Ordinance of the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida Pertaining to Flood setting for the book. Author Brad insider. But behind this game is a Hazard Reduction; Amending Section 22-88(2) of the Code of second-place will receive $2,500 department of the SRC Board of and third-place will receive Meltzer will serve as the guide secret so explosive, it will shake Ordinances; Providing for Repeal of Conflicting Ordinances; Providing County Commissioners. For fur- $1,000, provided by this year’s for this trip and will lead many of Washington to its core. And for Severability; and Providing for an Effective Date. ther information, contact Linda sponsor, Washington Mutual. the places described in the book. when one player turns up dead, a A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the public in the Adults can join in a variety of About the book: dedicated young staffer will find Hendrix, Santa Rosa County City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties may appear at the community activities which will Matthew Mercer and Harris himself relying on a tough, ideal- Library System Director at (850) Council meetings and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. include community events at Sandler are playing a game istic seventeen-year-old Senate 623-2043. Visit the library web- If any person decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter considered at this meeting or public hearing, such person may libraries, bookstores, and almost no one knows about - not page to help keep him alive...as site online at http://www.san- need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which Starbucks locations. An online their friends, not their cowork- he plays the zero Game to its tarosa.fl.gov/ libraries. record includes the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. COMMUNITY BRIEFS

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Join ‘ Walk your Child to School’ on Oct. 12 BY:Marita Rhodes the house.” CITY CLERK Legal #0242 The Community Traffic Safety September 15, and deliveries office at 934-2106 or Sally In the time it has taken you to Team (CTST) of Escambia and begin on October 31. Stanford at 932-2157. Santa Rosa Counties would like read this article, someone has felt to remind the community about Girl Scouts invite the pain of domestic violence. In "Walk Your Child to School Day," June of 2000 Angela Faye scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 12 new members Buchanan, Seville Quarter’s the world’s preeminent organi- at Gulf Breeze Elementary Administrative Assistant, lost her zation for girls. Specially School. At 7 a.m., walking stu- life as a result of domestic vio- designed age level programs for dents and parents will be greeted lence. (Thankfully her murderer Daisy (4-5yr.old), Brownie (6-8 at the front entrance of the school was captured and convicted.) yrs.), Junior (8-11yrs.), Cadette by a number of area dignitaries With your support “A Night of (12-14 yrs.) and Senior Girl including Mayor Lane Gilchrist, Stars” will help other young Scouts (14-17 yrs.) are provided Police Chief Peter Paulding and women escape potentially violent to girls in Escambia, Santa Rosa, representatives of the Board of situations. Okaloosa and Walton counties. Education. Those who arrive to For more information phone Annual membership in Girl school by car will also be greeted. Susi Lyon at 434-6211. Scouts is just $10. For more CTST will take this opportuni- information call 1-800-624-3951. ty to pass out educational materi- GB Hospital als to students and parents on the ‘A Night of Stars’ Auxiliary to hold importance of safety while walk- planned to benefit uniform sale ing and bike riding. Some materi- Favor House The Gulf Breeze Hospital als include neat freebies! For the seventh year Seville Auxiliary with Uniforms 2 U 2 The CTST looks forward to Quarter is hosting a Silent will hold a uniform and shoe sale seeing the walking members of Auction for Favor House. This on Monday, Oct. 16 from 1 a.m. the community. year’s happy hour party will be on until 4 p.m. in the lobby of the Wednesday, October 11 in hospital. Clothing will include Girl Scouts go ‘nuts’ Phineas Phogg’s at Seville jackets, pants, tops, Urbane Girl Scouts don’t just sell Quarter. From 5 to 7:30 p.m. the scrubs and Cherokee workwear. cookies. This week, Girl Scouts public will be invited to bid on an Shoes by Dansko, K-Swiss, throughout northwest Florida array of silent auction items. KLOGS, Merrell and Nursemates launch their fall fundraiser offer- All the auction items are being will be featured. There will also ing a variety of premium nuts and donated and 100 percent of the be medical accessories and candy produced by the Tropy Nut proceeds will go to FavorHouse. stethoscopes. Company. Ten varieties are avail- There is no cost to attend and The hospital is located at 1110 able including: mint trefoils; dark everyone presenting a business Gulf Breeze Parkway. For more chocolate peanut brittle; whole card will get their first drink “on information, call the auxiliary cashews; chocolate toffee almonds; natural pistachios; pecan supremes; cranberry trail mix; Dulce deLeche; spicy cajun Public Hearing Notice mix and mint fruit slices. Prices range from $4 - $10. Santa Rosa County will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment on its Like the Girl Scout Cookie FY 05 CDBG Disaster Recovery Supplemental Appropriation Project (Hurricane Sale, the Nut Sale is an important Ivan) on Thursday, October 12, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in the Commission meeting room source of income that helps fund at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Offices. To obtain additional information program activities for girls. concerning the public hearing, contact Kathy Jordan at (850) 983-1855. The Public “While the Nut Sale is Hearing is being conducted in a handicapped accessible location. Any handicapped nowhere near the scope of the person requiring an interpreter for the hearing impaired or visually impaired should Cookie Sale, it still serves as a contact Mrs. Jordan by October 9, 2006 and an interpreter will be provided. Any non- vital source of income allowing English speaking person wishing to attend the public hearing should contact Mrs. us to maintain the quality pro- Jordan by October 9, 2006, and a language interpreter will be provided. To access gramming that Girl Scouts is a Telecommunications Device for Deaf Persons (TDD) please call 1-800-955-8770 known for, “ said board member and ask for relay to Santa Rosa County. Randy Bell, CEO of Bell Steel Company. Legal #245 Girls began taking orders on

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Gulf Breeze News reaches milestone

What: 5 years and 260 issues later... Gulf Breeze News When we started publishing the Gulf Breeze News would reflect His true ownership of this business. in 2001, we sold six-month subscriptions and six- We have the privilege of being a part of children's OPEN month contracts, certain that the product was lives, sharing their school, sports and service suc- desired, and determined to gauge the community cess. Nationwide, as fewer and fewer young HOUSE support. We have been blessed with amazing sup- Americans pick up a paper, our Gulf Breeze News Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News port from our subscribers and our advertisers, and joins the community weeklies that enjoy a grow- When: business has grown despite numerous challenges. ing subscriber base and increased readership. Why Heading the Gulf Breeze Optimist Club in 2007 are Marguerite Burr, president; Ray Shane, OCT. 11,`06 We incorporated immediately after 9-11 and have do the kids love the paper? Because it is a part of president elect; Alex Goldberger, secretary; Tom Naile, treasurer; and Leo Ginn, Chuck Porter 2 PM - 6 PM survived three hundred-year floods, six hurricanes their lives and there is a very good chance they and John Morrissey, board of directors. and tropical storms, and still the community sup- will be in it! From our families to yours, thank Where: port has been fantastic. you for making Gulf Breeze News a part of this Our community paper is now five years old and community's life, chronicling the joy and sorrows, Gulf Breeze News we would like to celebrate with the readers and successes and challenges of the greater Gulf Harbourtown advertisers who have supported us. When we Breeze. Unit 35 stepped out to start the paper, we knew that God Lisa Newell GB Optimist installs officers Vici Papajohn alone could make it happen, and we have tried to Gulf Breeze, FL Co-Owners/Publishers The Gulf Breeze Optimist at Gulf Breeze Middle School Goldberger, secretary; Tom work each day and build each issue in a way that Club installed the 2006-2007 and Gulf Breeze High School Naile, treasurer; and Leo Ginn, officers and enjoyed a catered and giving money to numerous Chuck Porter and John meal at St. Ann Catholic organizations that benefit chil- Morrissey, board of directors. Church’s community room. dren in the greater Gulf Breeze The Optimist Club is open to Outgoing president Dave area. new members. Anyone interest- Purdon commented on the Incoming officers are ed is invited to join them for club’s success over the past Marguerite Burr, president; Ray breakfast Fridays at 6:30 a.m. at year, founding two junior clubs Shane, president elect; Alex Gulf Breeze Hospital cafeteria. HOME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Use the equity in your home to help

Tom Naile, left accepts the your dreams take shape. Optimist of the Year award from outgoing club president Enjoy low rates, and a process that is Dave Purdon. Pete Della Ratta also received an award FAST and EASY! for distinguished service to the club. The club honored presidents of the Gulf • College Education • No Closing Costs2 Breeze High School Junior Optimist Club and the Gulf • 9.00% APR Ceiling Rate3 Breeze Middle School Junior • Home Improvement Optimist Club, as well. 6.75% APR Floor Rate • Family Vacation • Potentially Tax Deductible4 • Debt Consolidation • Free Checking Account • New Car • Free Check Card • Hurricane Preparedness • Free OnLine Banking with Bill Pay

Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Residents gather to remember Ivan For more information or to apply, call or stop by your nearest Two years after Hurricane Ivan washed through their neighborhood, residents of Blue Heron Bank of Pensacola office today! Cove, a two-street subdivision inside Villa Venyce, celebrated the progress made by many res- idents who repaired or rebuilt their homes and returned to the neighborhood. The party was Offer available for a limited time and subject to change without notice. Existing Home Equity Loans are not transferable. 1Annual Percentage Rate (APR) after initial six month period is variable and will be based upon the “Wall Street Journal Prime” rate which is currently 8.25% as of 7-12-06 and is subject to change without notice. Your APR may be higher based the second annual Blue Heron Cove Pig Roast, thrown by residents Jim and Jeanette Devries on certain factors, including credit history and percentage of equity available in you home. 3 After introductory period, maximum APR that will be imposed is 9%, minimum 6.75% on and Paul and Susan Davis and several helpers. loans that qualified for the introductory rate. 2Up to $700 for first time loans only. Subject to $500 prepaid penalty for closing Home Equity Line within 36 months of closing. Home Equity Lines are for owner-occupied real estate. Property insurance and/or flood insurance will be required. Other charges may apply. 4Consult a tax advisor. Subject to credit approval. In the storm’s aftermath, residents gathered for nightly cookouts at the home of Mamie and Bobby Lindsay, owners of a generator, when power was still out. With 90 percent of the homes flooded, residents formed close relationships. “We really bonded on this street and in this www.bankofpensacola.com area,” said resident Barbra Williams. She said there is still a handful of families who have yet to return to their homes due to hurricane damage. 850-436-7800 The event featured live entertainment by Jeanette Devries’ brother and a feast of barbecued Member FDIC pork and refreshments. Equal Housing Lender

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Are you driving to Pensacola for your closings? Junior Optimists jump into action The most experienced closers are at There is a new Club at Gulf First American Breeze High School, the Junior Optimist Club, and they are Title Insurance Company very excited about upcoming 3047 Gulf Breeze Parkway events. Roslyn Brown, as the Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Office (850) 934-6133 Fax (850) 934-6687 Historian, will be keeping the www.firstam.com public updated on the Club’s progress. On September 8, the Optimist Club hosted an induc- Professional and Courteous Closings tion ceremony at the Gulf Breeze Hospital for the Junior Optimist officers. It was a won- derful and welcoming ceremo- ny. “This is very exciting!” said Brown. There are approximate- ly 60 members and interested students are inquiring daily. The meetings are every other Thursday mornings for break- fast, and members of the group take turns providing the food. The dues are $10 per year. Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News From left, Junior Optimist President, Dale-Rae Saunders; Vice President, Eleni Weisnicht; The group has already decid- Secretary, Kendall Matthews; Treasurer, Anna Reynolds, Historian, Roslyn Brown and Social ed which service projects they Chairman, Samantha Batting. will accomplish this year. Their Public Hearing Notice major project will be the beauti- Navarre Beach Arts Association fication of the Gulf Breeze High is seeking sponsors to help build Santa Rosa County will hold a public hearing on a pro- School grounds. They will also a stage to be used for all the posed amendment to its FY 05 CDBG Disaster Recovery help with the Optimist spon- musical acts, volunteers to help Supplemental Appropriation Project (Hurricane Ivan) on sored middle school dance and coordinate the activities, artists Thursday, October 12, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. in the Commission with any of the other Gulf and crafters for the booths, and meeting room at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Breeze Optimist projects performers of all kinds to show- Offices. At their meeting on case their particular talents to To obtain additional information concerning the public September 21, they decided that build our stage for the Arts By Betty Archer Allen, Ed.D hearing, contact Kathy Jordan at (850) 983-1855. they would meet on Saturday at Festival. Find the information With G.I.N.” cookbooks have from left to right are Hanna The Public Hearing is being conducted in a handicapped the high school for clean-up at: www.gnbaa.org along with just been delivered and are Smith 12, Jonathon Smith 10, day. Those who participated forms for membership in the accessible location. Any handicapped person requiring an available. Gulf Isle Neighbors Lion Clara Hatcher, Mark interpreter for the hearing impaired or visually impaired will earn a tee shirt designed by group, participation in the festi- has collected the best recipes Smith, and Tamiko Smith 14. should contact Mrs. Jordan by October 9, 2006 and an inter- two of their members, Brian val and updated information on from group members, family, preter will be provided. Weisnicht and Jon Dumbacher. the progress of the festival. and friends and compiled them Gulf Breeze Rotary Representatives from the Gulf Contact: Connie Jones, 939- into an attractive keepsake President-Hal George called Any non-English speaking person wishing to attend the Breeze Optimist Club, Pete 7964 cookbook. Gulf Isle Neighbors the meeting to order at 7:10 and public hearing should contact Mrs. Jordan by October 9, Della Rata and Van Mitchell, are selling their one-of-a-kind made the announcements. The 2006, and a language interpreter will be provided. attended the meeting to present Gulf Isle Neighbors cookbooks for the small price of Reverse Raffle at Seville To access a Telecommunications Device for Deaf Persons the officers with the optimist Gulf Isle Neighbors held first $15. Quarter was a huge success. (TDD) please call 1-800-955-8770 and ask for relay to Santa Charter. luncheon meeting for the year The cookbook contains 300 Many thanks to those who par- Rosa County. 2006-07 on Sept. 13 at 11 a.m. well-loved recipes; including October Arts Festival at the Bon Appetit Restaurant in appetizers, main dishes, desserts See TALK, Page 7A6 planned for Navarre the Bay Beach Inn. The pro- and many others. Recipes Bring your beach chairs and gram was a style show featuring include the contributor’s name, join the Navarre Beach Arts fashions from Bealls. Some of enabling you to find the recipes Festival on Oct. 13, 14 and 15 in the models were Faye Powers, of family and friends. For more the parking lot next to Gail Cook, Jackie Zachem and information contact: Joanie Cocodries Restaurant on Joanie Bolton. 916-1505 or Phyllis 932- 9064 Navarre Beach. Friday evening Gulf Isle Neighbors next kicks off with Latin Music meeting and luncheon will be Navarre Lions Club sponsored by Club Fuzion at 7 Oct. 11 at 11:30 a.m. It is being The Navarre Lions Club p.m., and continuing on held at Bon Appetite Restaurant swore in its 28 member on Saturday with dance groups, in the Bay Beach Inn. All ladies September 19. Pictured from music, a “Navarre Idol” contest are welcome to attend. For left to right are President Ron and evening performance by the reservations, please call Millie Gurta, new member Charlotte a Beatles tribute band at 8 p.m. at 932-5869. The speaker will Auclair, and her sponsor, Barb sponsored by Cocodries restau- be Charles Houghton from the Gurta Certificates were awarded rant. Sunday features “Jazz on University of West Florida the- to four volunteers that assisted the Beach” starting with the ater department. He is bringing the Navarre Lions Club in rais- Navarre High School Jazz actors to give us a preview of ing funds for the sight impaired. Ensemble, followed by profes- the upcoming play “She Loves Lion Clara Hatcher’s three sional jazz musicians from the Me.” grandchildren and their father area. Entertainment will last The just published “Cooking donated their services. Pictured throughout the afternoon. Beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday and noon on Sunday, there will be up to 80 arts and EMA crafts booths of local artists; an FIR N assortment of food choices including baked goods from Sailor’s Grill, Daiquiri’s from Termite & Pest Control Cocodries, kettle corn, snow “To The Rescue Since 1977” cones, pizza, international cui- sine and the Knights of Gulf Breeze Columbus Booster Club selling 932-9288 ! beer and wines. The Greater

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com WHERE WE PUT PEOPLE “ON THE SPOT” TO 2005 ANSWER A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” Florida Press Association Place Winner By Franklin Hayes ■ Editorial Page ■ Sports Section Do you blog? Why or why not?

Shocked, disgusted by Foley “I do not blog, I do not read blogs, and I’m very uninterest- CO-PUBLISHERS: Last week, I was shocked and ed in other peoples’ blogs. I Lisa Newell disgusted by the news regarding don’t like to sit in front of my Victoria Papajohn Mark Foley’s inappropriate e- Word from computer all day listening to mail exchanges with former what other people have to say.” EDITOR: B.J. Davis Congressional pages. I cannot Washingt on even begin to fathom how any -Brian Curran SPORTS EDITOR: person, especially one in a posi- Gulf Breeze Jason Thompson tion of trust, could take advan- tage of his authority and use it to U.S.Congressman Jeff Miller STAFF WRITER: harm children who look up to Franklin Hayes and admire him. It is perverse, ership to act as leaders. The doings. It fosters distrust inexcusable, and an embarrass- safety of the nation’s children among the American people. It should come before the safety ADVERTISING SALES: ment to the office in which he is our duty as elected officials to “On occasion, yeah. of the Republican Majority. Robyn Philips served. serve our constituents honestly, Sometimes the information can Pam Randall I find myself in a position of Keeping control of the Congress ethically, and to the best of our be difficult to navigate. It can feeling betrayed. Mr. Foley was is not worth risking the safety ability. be tough to navigate blogs and OFFICE MANAGER: a member of the Florida delega- and well-being of those whose The Congressional page pro- sift through various opinions to parents have entrusted us. Karen Murphy tion and a colleague of mine. I, gram is a wonderful program. A get both sides. The downfall to This week, Mr. Foley like many Members of spot in the program is one of the blogs is that people like to hear Congress, always assumed that checked himself into rehabilita- GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: most sought after positions in themselves talk as opposed to he was in Washington to work tion for alcoholism. Alcoholism listening to what other people Nikola Stamenkovich, Art Director Washington, DC for young peo- as a civil servant, promoting the is no excuse for pedophilia. I have to say first.” Katie Killen ple. Only 72 positions are open greater good for both Florida stand in support of a criminal -David Bain investigation of his actions, and each year with over 400 CONTRIBUTORS: and the nation as a whole. When Pensacola the story broke and the Internet if found guilty, his punishment. Members of Congress wishing Betty Archer Allen and instant message exchanges This situation is not a parti- to recommend young people for T. “Bubba” Bechtol that took place between Foley san one. It has nothing to do a position. These kids are some Bette Boyle and the former pages were with Republicans or Democrats, of the most motivated, brightest, Chuck Randle released, I was appalled and dis- rather, what is right and what is hard working young people in “Never. I have better things Grant Corbin to do with my time.” appointed in my colleague’s wrong. Every member of the country. It is my sincere Paul Stefon inexcusable behavior. Congress should be angry and hope that Congress will take a -Josh Timmons Equally disconcerting are the upset over the actions of Mr. good look at the program and Foley. No one should claim that Pensacola allegations that followed, claim- the safety of the youth involved Member: ing that the Republican leader- what he did was permissible to ensure that cases such as this Florida Press Association ship knew about Foley’s inap- under any circumstance. We one never again cast a dark National Newspaper Assn. propriate behavior for months stand united to investigate the yet did not take action. I support actions of both Mr. Foley and shadow on such an admirable Gulf Breeze Area Chamber a full investigation into this those who may have known, yet program. As the investigations of Commerce (“2003 Small case. I want to know who knew ignored his actions. proceed, my wife Vicki and I Business of the Year”) about Foley’s behavior and It saddens me deeply to think continue to pray for the young “Yes. I think it’s an easy Pensacola Beach Chamber when they knew about it. It is that any of my colleagues could victims as well as Mr. Foley and way for anyone to keep up of Commerce the duty of Congressional lead- be involved in illegal wrong his family. with a large group of friends. It’s also easier to get thoughts Pensacola Chamber corrected because [comments] of Commerce are right there at the source. Navarre Tourist It’s not all j ust lullabies It’s available and free and it Development Council can be a good way to meet Musician Jack Johnson people.” describes a childhood encounter LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze with the media in his song, “The -Keely McKissack News welcomes your opinion. News.” The lines go like this: From t he Gulf Breeze We reserve the right to edit a A billion people died on the letter to fit space available. We news tonight/ Edit or’s Desk do not accept letters containing But not so many cried at the a personal attack on any indi- terrible sight/ Thank you for your vidual. Letters must be limited Well mama said/ B.J. Davis to one per month from an indi- It’s just make believe/ vidual writer. If we receive form You can’t believe everything simply cannot live in a vacuum so much violence when he professionalism letters, we will print only the first you see/ and assume that issues in our attended school. I, for one, feel one we receive. Include your area are always going to revolve this is a testament to our respon- I was hoping to get a chance name, address and daytime So baby close your eyes to around garden clubs, pets of the sibility to provide our readers to introduce myself to you LETTERS TO phone number. the lullabies/ On the news tonight. week and any hard played sea- with the truth about where we when I was in the GB News We know we can’t close our son by our Dolphins. I am say- stand as a community so we can office on Wednesday after- THE EDITOR CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze eyes to what’s happening ing these are some of the things be prepared and informed. Just noon. You were working with News is committed to accuracy around us. It’s not always make that make our community great, below that front page story, we the young lady who stopped by about interning. I waited a and wants to hear from you if we believe, and it’s not always lul- and we must report on issues mention local heroes saving the need to make a correction or short while, but had to leave for labies. like this because we are commu- life of a Gulf Breeze High To submit a clarification. Gulf Breeze News received a nity minded. A community that another appointment in Please email us at School student and below that, letter of feedback regarding our looks out for the well being of Navarre. I’m sorry to have letter to the editor, [email protected] we offer vital information for missed you. last issue’s front page headline its members is a community that those still reeling from the write to with the subject line sticks together. In addition to meeting you, I CORRECTION or “Teen sex crimes up 30%.” affects of hurricanes. This community has come wanted to thank you and to CLARIFICATION. Or, call Unfortunately, this faithful read- Gulf Breeze News certainly Gulf Breeze News, off a challenging few years, and pass along my sincerest appre- (850) 932-8986 during er felt we compromised commu- isn’t shifting away from its duty we are faced with a high-class ciation to your staff members. P.O. Box 1414, Gulf office hours and ask for nity-minded values here at the of highlighting the success of paper. We always welcome problem of not having to report I’ve had a lot of questions and news or sports departments. our community and providing Breeze, FL, 32562, or accountability, and sincerely in 2006 on emergency distribu- am feeling my way through the utmost, community-minded this election process. I’ve been Gulf Breeze News is published appreciated our subscriber’s tion centers and reopening of email to news and information. I believe impressed with the timeliness, weekly on Thursdays for $30 comments. I would also like to hurricane damaged businesses. in this community, and I believe accuracy and eagerness to help news@gulf per year by Gulf Breeze News offer my defense that this belief It is our duty as a community that I’ve found from B.J., Publishing, Inc. Periodical is very far from the truth. The newspaper to ensure each and in our duty to inform the com- Robyn and Nick. breezenews.com or postage paid at Gulf Breeze, issue at hand is this headline every citizen within our greater munity, good or bad. I served as Regardless of the outcome Florida. USPS # 021819. exemplifies the community- Gulf Breeze community is the editor of the Gulf Breeze click on “Submit a of the election, I want to com- Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- mindedness I have learned to informed. We do this by offer- High School paper, and now as mend you all on the level of Letter” at www.gulf- tions. POSTMASTER: Please respect and emulate during my ing the good news along with the editor of the Gulf Breeze professionalism displayed. send address changes to tenure at Gulf Breeze News. the not-so-good news. News, a community I am deeply breezenews.com. Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box Maybe that headline stepped One of our columnists, committed to. I only wish we Thank you, 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. away from our traditional “fair Chuck Randle of the Beach could live in a world of lullabies Include a Diane Scott All content is copyrighted and balanced, mostly good Community Church, mentions and not worry about sex crimes daytime phone 2006. Advertising rates are Santa Rosa County School news” writing, however it is in his column this week that he among youth. Until then, we available upon request. Board member-elect number. critical news nonetheless. We doesn’t remember there being can’t close our eyes and pretend.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 5, 2006 7A Business Gulf Breeze NEWS Pensacola Beach electrical goes underground STAFF REPORTS “All that remains is to the Fort Pickens Gate will be beach. Electricity to the cen- out of sight in concrete The final part of the Gulf Breeze News swap the electrical load over done one section of line at a tral core area of Pensacola bunkers. Other vital equip- Pensacola Beach under- [email protected] from overhead lines to the time, resulting in a three to Beach was converted to ment has been placed well ground project is converting new underground system,” four-hour power outage for underground 12 years ago. above sea level, and the over- the wires which run overhead The single largest under- said Lynn Erickson, Gulf each section. After the under- The new underground sys- all construction will enhance across Via de Luna on the ground power line project in Power spokeswoman. “This ground lines have been com- tem has been built using the system’s ability to resist east end of the beach. That Gulf Power’s history is near- state-of-the art project is both pletely powered up, the exist- state-of-the-art equipment, storm damage. includes 45 crossings ly complete. Pensacola Beach aesthetically pleasing and ing overhead power lines will with an eye to aesthetics. “While we can’t guarantee between Avenida 10 and residents and businesses on built to be strong. And we be removed. Stainless steel, submersible that there will never be anoth- Avenida 23, but does not the western end of Santa Rosa certainly appreciate our cus- The project was initiated “switchgear” is the heart of er power outage on the include the power lines Island will begin receiving tomers’ patience during the by the Santa Rosa Island the system on Pensacola beach,” Erickson said. alongside Via de Luna. That their power from under- construction.” Authority which is paying Beach, and is normally “We’ve built this new under- part of the conversion project ground electrical lines in The process of energizing $4.3 million for the installa- placed above ground in a ground system to be as tough is expected to be complete by stages over the next few the 2.2 miles of underground tion, which includes the con- large metal box. For this pro- as possible so that outages spring 2007. weeks. lines from Casino Beach to version on both ends of the ject, the switchgear is buried can be minimized.”

BUSINESS BRIEFS The Veranda to offer new financial incentives The Veranda, an independent ing. always looking for new members are required. living luxury apartment commu- “This is an unbelievable expe- to fulfill our mission. The chapter To register call Carol Morgan nity designed for active adults rience for both parties,” said sponsors several events a year at (850) 473-7826 or Diane Miller 55+, recently announced a new Jennifer Grove, the workforce including a job fair. The chapter at (850) 473-7830. The fee for program for prospective tenants development coordinator for Gulf meets the last Wednesday of each workshop is $20. Visit the who have property to sell. A pub- Power. “We are participating as a every month at the Lake View PTAC website www.fptac.org for Fall into Fashion! lic seminar will be held in their mentor again this year and urge Center Activities Center for one information. Come See our Great Selection of movie theatre on Tuesday, students to get involved.” hour beginning at 8 a.m. If you The workshop explains what Clothing, Accessories, & Housewares October 10, at 10:30 a.m. located The schedule for the 2007 would like more information or they are, how to obtain one and at 6982 Pine Forest Road at Blue DMD is as follows: would like to join the BLN, con- the pros and cons of having one. ● Angel Pkwy. ■ October 2, 8 a.m. Mentor tact Lara Burnside at (850) 343- ■ October 24 - Federal 8(a) M - F 10AM - 6 PM SAT 10 AM - 5 PM ● Topics will cover new financ- Breakfast at West Florida 1066 or lara.burnside@studer- and State MBE Certifications - Harbourtown Suite 27 ing options as well as tips on how Rehabilitation Institute group.com Do You Qualify? (850) 934-0492 913 G. B . Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL to sell a home in today’s slow ■ October 11, 8 a.m. UWF Small Business market and mistakes to avoid. Mentoring Day Kick-Off UWFSBDC Development Center / Bank representatives and real Breakfast at Pensacola Junior schedules Oct. Procurement Technical estate agents will be on hand to College, Student Activities Center Assistance Center (PTAC) answer questions. ■ October 11, 4 p.m. MD workshops Program is offering a procure- Cost is free and pre-registra- Awards Ceremony & WSRE The UWF Small Business ment workshop entitled Federal tion is required. Call 944-8800. Studios Tour at Pensacola Junior Development Center and the 8(a) and State MBE Certifications College Procurement Technical - Do You Qualify? on Tuesday, Local Disability “We’re honored to be a part of Assistance Center (PTAC) pro- October 24 at the downtown loca- this special event,” said BLN co- gram have scheduled the follow- tion, 401 E. Chase St., Suite 100. Mentoring Day set chair Lara Burnside. “Our mis- ing procurement workshops in The time of the workshop is 9:00 October. for Oct. 11 sion is to expand employment ■ a.m. to Noon. Pre-registration In conjunction with the Able opportunities for people with dis- October 17- GSA Federal and prepayment are required. To Trust, the Panhandle Chapter of abilities by providing education Supply Schedule (FSS) Contracts register call Carol Morgan at 850- the Business Leadership Network and support to Gulf Coast busi- - Are They For You? 473-7826 Diane Miller at 850- Kitchen Essentials (BLN) is pleased to sponsor 2006 ness leaders; and what better way UWF Small Business 473-7830. The fee for the work- Restaurant-Quality Cookware & Serving-ware Disability Mentoring Day (DMD) to do just that.” Development Center shop is $20. Visit the PTAC web- Across from The Zoo, next to Sylvan Learning Center on October 11. Currently, there are more men- /Procurement Technical site www.fptac.org for informa- Assistance Center (PTAC) $ 00 Any purchase of $25 or more DMD is a statewide event, tors signed up than mentees. tion. (with this ad) which occurs during October, the Anyone interested in participating Program is offering a procure- The workshop will cover the 5. off 916-2881 National Disability Awareness in this year’s DMD can contact ment workshop entitled GSA qualifications and certification Month. Companies volunteer to Darlene Maynard, the program Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) procedures. “mentor” an individual with a dis- director at High School High Contracts - Are They For You? on The workshops will be pre- NOTICE OF BOOK CLOSING ability, a “mentee.” The mentee Tech at 850-384-9211 or darlen- Tuesday, October 17 at the UWF sented by Laura Subel, PTAC Downtown location, 401 E. attends that place of business for [email protected]. Program Manager. Supervisor of Elections, Ann W. Bodenstein, the day observing the mentor’s Become a Member: The Chase St., Suite 100. The time of everyday job, watching and learn- Panhandle Chapter of the BLN is the workshop is 9 a.m. to Noon. hereby gives Notice that the Santa Rosa County Pre-registration and pre-payment voter registration books will close on Tuesday, COMMUNITY October 10, 2006, at 4:30 p.m., for registration to be eligible to vote in the General Election : November 7, 2006. Anyone with questions or TALK Club members honored by attendance comments should call the Elections Office at Continued from page 5A tion to achieve perfect Rotary spoke on a number of different and state governments not the 983-1900. attendance. He even had a top topics. The main topic was the federal government. He feels anticipated and particularly to ten list. The Perfect attendance “Hometown Democracy” issue, that it is an appropriate tool but Ann W. Bodenstein the organizing committee, Kragh will be recognized over the next which would put all changes in may have been misused in some Supervisor of Elections Folland, Chad Rich and Bo three meetings. Today those property usage to a referendum. cases. Santa Rosa County, Florida Marks. The raffle earned over achieving one to ten years of His organization is against that $5000 for our scholarship perfect attendance were recog- movement which he said is noth- Emerald Coast fund.The directories are in and nized with a certificate and pin. ing more than a no-growth initia- available for distribution. They included Jerry Blacklaw, tive. He is for planned and Women’s Club Career Shadow Day is John Covington, Andy Dearth, responsible growth overseen by The Emerald Coast Women’s Tuesday Oct 17 and is being Mark DeNunzio, Buz Eddy, Sam the local governments. His orga- Club will meet October 5 for the organized by Dr. Jerry Blacklaw. Foreman, Hal George, Jim nization is also concerned with monthly luncheon meeting at 11 Some members will take a stu- Green, Bob Harriman, Bill Hunt, the rapid rise in property taxes a.m. at Soundside Officer’s dent to work with them for half a Gordon MacKenzie, John and hurricane insurance which Club, across from the entrance day on Tuesday Oct 17th, MacPherson, Dana Morris, threatens to drive business north gate to Hurlburt Field on Hwy. Mr. Sunshine Jim Reeves was Stephen Pitre, Fred Renfroe, to Alabama. NAIOP favors of 98. The program will feature absent and ably replaced by Phil Greg Smith, Paul Snider, Paul limiting changes to state consti- Pensacola Opera Company. The Sandfort who said the reason Jim Stanley, John Watton, and Steve tutions using referendum votes. special guest speaker will be Tim was gone was to avoid the fine Zieman: Congratulations. At the He favors raising the vote Kennedy, Director of Education he would have had to pay for next meeting the 10-20 year per- requirement to 60 percent in and Outreach for the Pensacola being in Sunday’s paper. Paul fect attendees will be recog- order to change the state consti- Opera Company. Blake Riley Snider covered his part of the nized. tution. With the decline in will accompany Kennedy on damages. Birthday Honorees- The Program featured The returns from the stock market keyboard, and the ECWC will Clay ford and Chip MacMillan National President of the there are large sums of money enjoy an on-site demonstration Stephen Pitre gave a presenta- National Association of looking to fund development in of an opera performance. tion on the value of perfect atten- Industrial and Office Properties the near future. Tom favors emi- Contact Connie Jones 939-7964 dance and some of the motiva- (NAIOP), Tom Bisacquino. Tom nent domain controlled by local for information.

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Section B GULF BREEZE NEWS October 5, 2006 NCAA Fall Festival will spotlight Pensacola Beach Pensacola Beach, where they will be Brosnaham Soccer Complex. from college and decide the locations BY LISA NEWELL able to stay for the duration of the Details The festival will culminate with an to work, live and vacation. Gulf Breeze News event, even after they are disqualified. invitation-only awards ceremony at “It’s our chance to show them what a [email protected] NCAA Fall Festival “You’d be amazed at the quality of November 15-119, 2006 Flounder’s Restaurant on Pensacola great place Pensacola is,” Berg said. the student athletes,” said Richard Beach and fireworks over the bay. Volunteers are needed to help with As Santa Rosa Island Authority Berg, University of West Florida Division II Championships in During the day, athletes will partici- the NCAA Fall Festival in the areas of General Manager Buck Lee puts it, the Athletic Director. UWF is in Division ■ Men’s and Women’s Cross pate in building six homes for Habitat hospitality, parking, airport greeters, NCAA Fall Festival will be “one heck II and is one of the hosts of the Fall for Humanity as the NCAA fosters ushers at each event, and to help deco- of a shot in the arm” for Pensacola Country - Equestrian Center Festival, along with the Pensacola community involvement among the rate at opening ceremonies. Berg sug- Beach in November, when the first- ■ Women’s Volleyball - UWF Sports Association. athletes. gests volunteers have a good working ever Division II championships bring “CBS will be here the entire week Field House Berg said NCAA is utilizing the knowledge of Pensacola and be able to over 800 student athletes, plus their filming, and there will be a special ■ Men’s and Women’s Soccer event as a way to promote sporting give accurate directions. A volunteer families, coaches and fans to Pensacola shown in prime time,” Berg said. He geography among 4th through 8th sign up party will be Oct. 19 at Seville Beach. - Brosnaham Park added that events will be webcast back graders in Baldwin County, Ala., and Quarter from 5 to 7 p.m. More infor- Just six weeks away, the NCAA ■ Women’s Field Hockey - to cities so they can watch the games Escambia, Santa Rosa and Okaloosa mation will be available at that time. Division II athletes from all over the live on their computers. Brosnaham Park Counties in Florida. Attendance at events is important to United States are finishing their qualifi- Opening ceremonies for the athletes Berg said the economic impact of the overall success of the NCAA Fall cations to travel to Pensacola and com- begin at Seville Quarter, where the the event was gauged at $1.18 million Festival and integral to the decision to pete in men’s and women’s soccer, teams will dine before parading to when factoring in athletes only, and not return to Pensacola for subsequent women’s volleyball, men’s and Equestrian Center Seville Square in downtown Pensacola. ■ including families and fans who attend events. Ticket packages will be avail- women’s cross country and women’s Women’s Field Hockey – The athletes will practice and com- the events. able in advance through the Pensacola field hockey at different venues in Brosnaham Soccer Complex pete at the following locations: ■ Also, the athletes will be exposed to Sports Association at 434-2800 or Escambia County. Women’s Volleyball – University ■ Men’s and Women’s Cross Pensacola at a crucial time in their online at www.pensacolasports.com However, all athletes will be lodged of West Florida Fieldhouse Country – Escambia County ■ lives, when they are about to graduate For details, call UWF 474-2985. in an Olympic-style athlete’s village on Men’s and Women’s Soccer – Roy Jones Jr. Renew A lot is being said nowadays about transponders our favorite son, Roy Jones Jr. After a few losses, which he took like a man, now before people are trying to become his “pro- tector,” his “advisor” or his manager. They gate arms all ask, are repaired “Is he too The toll facility is being repaired, old? and gate arms will be operational soon, Has so residents are urged to renew their he transponders before the rush hits. had Sometime in October, the arms will too be operational and automatically raise many fights? Is he going to retire? Is when an active transponder is detected. he going to fight again? I say, After Hurricane Ivan damaged the “ENOUGH!” toll facility, toll workers were visually Roy is one of our greatest ambas- verifying the presence of a transponder sadors. He is a fellow Bubba and a and allowing residents to access the fellow islander, or he was until Ivan beach. Inactive transponders will not took his home here on the island. He work once gate arms are in use. likes to fish, raise chickens, loves his Transponders can be activated by kids and loves where he lives. He will visiting the Santa Rosa Island also tell anyone that will listen about Authority Office on Via de Luna. Cost any of these things he is so proud of. is $50 per year for a toll pass. Roy put Pensacola on maps that we were not on when he began to beat folks up in the ring. He has his own Pensacola Beach training gym here, that has produced other champions. Elementary He has provided a future for any- Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News one in our area that wants to take up Bathing beauty School’s Fall the sweet science of pugilism. He has Caroline McCall Smith, age 1, of Union Springs, Ala. squints into the sun as she enjoys the crystal clear waters given back to our community more of the Gulf of Mexico. Surf was flat most of the weekend, as warmer temperatures returned to the area. than most professional athletes that Festival Oct. 27 have come from the Pensacola Bay Pensacola Beach Elementary Area. School’s Fall Festival will be held Roy got to where he is today by Repairs planned for beach road segment Friday, Oct. 27 from 5-8 p.m. being right about his career the vast BY LISA NEWELL “This time, it’s going to take three Protection Agency’s Mollie Palmer, It is a much needed fundraiser for majority of the time. So, leave the Gulf Breeze News years” on the planned schedule. Deputy Chief of Staff to DEP Chief of the school. Admission is free but all man alone, let him make up his own [email protected] Lee maintains that having a road to Staff Deena Reppen said road work games and foods will require tickets mind about when it is time to hang up Navarre Beach is a safety issue for wouldn’t begin until beaches were that can be purchased at the festival. his gloves and retire to full time fish- The road connecting Navarre Beach Pensacola Beach residents. renourished and dunes were restored. The games will all range from $1 to $2. ing. and Opal Beach is scheduled to be “If a barge hits the (Bob Sikes) However, some of the sand the DEP There will be a silent auction with Like Bobby Bowden of Florida repaired by early summer of 2007, bridge, we’re not going anywhere for a office anticipated using for the renour- donations from wonderful area restau- State, he has earned the right to retire according to Santa Rosa Island while,” without an alternate route off ishment project would come from the rant packages, vacation packages, lav- when HE wants to and not have the Authority General Manager Buck Lee. the beach. US Navy dredging the Pensacola Pass ish gift baskets, fishing trips to name public second guess him about it. The Florida Department of Lee said work will begin this month and that project is shelved as of now. just a few. So Roy, keep slapping’um upside Transportation and National Park as sand is removed from the existing The National Park Service initially In addition there will be food and the head, and good on your pal. You Service will work on that segment of asphalt.. did not want a beach renourishment drinks, games galore for the young and go when you are ready and Old Bubba the road, then begin the segment con- A hardened road bed is planned in project, but has softened their stance young at heart, popcorn, cotton candy, is ready to go fishing with you any necting Opal Beach to Pensacola Beach the interim that will be available to with DEP encouragement. However, inflatable slides, a jumper, obstacle time. the following year. emergency vehicles only. the NPS does not want the 2.6 million course and much, much, more. Just thought you’d like to know... “After Ivan, we got that road A recent letter from the Florida cubic yards needed for the project to be For more information contact Katie repaired in nine months,” Lee said. Department of Environmental placed in front of roadways. Cronin at 255-4825.

Junkanoos plan Today’s students get the benefits of fall break Oktoberfest “School days, school days,” They were less complicated - makes four suggestions: 1) Play is a nostalgic look back at those we didn’t have computers, a game; 2) Start a reading rou- Oct. 14 at ’Shaker less complicated days in school. Ipods, cell phones, and I don’t tine; 3) Turn on the computer; 4) Oom-pah! Remember the words: think we had the level of vio- Have a nice chat. Celebrate fall with the Krewe of School days, school days, lence back in those days that we Just as the seasons of nature Junkanoos at their first-ever Dear old golden rule days. have now. I wouldn’t want to are rhythmic, so our children Oktoberfest. ‘Readin’and ‘ritin’and ‘rith- bring those days back because, need to have times when they do The event will be Saturday, Oct. 14 metic, in spite of being less complicat- nothing, and other times they at the Sandshaker Lounge on Taught to the tune of a hick- ed, we didn’t have the advan- need guided activities – any- Pensacola Beach and will feature ’ry stick. tages available to our children thing to keep their minds active German food, beer and accordian You were my queen in calico, today. dren waiting on street corners school break meaningful and music. I was your bashful barefoot One of those advantages for school buses as early as 6:30 manageable. When both par- and alert. Boogie Inc. will entertain from 3 to beau, today is the school break that a.m., just the ability to catch up ents are working, it creates a Best wishes to students, 7 p.m. and Midnight Confessions will And you wrote on my slate, occurs during the school year on a little sleep could provide a challenge, but one that most par- teachers, administrators and begin playing live music at 8 p.m. ‘I love you, Joe,’ and gives both students and wonderful experience. There ents are able to work through. support staff, bus drivers, and For more information, call Marcia When we were a couple of teachers/administrators time to are many suggestions on the Whether overseen by parents parents for a very meaning Wiles at 380-3825. kids. regroup and refuel. With chil- Internet of ways to make the or other caregivers, Terri Mauro school break.

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Wildwood’s back and rocking Blues on the Beach this Tuesday Wildwood first churned up Esposito has filled those shoes Pensacola Beach in the mid ’70s admirably and with true and early ’80s. Now they are Wildwood spunk. Now they are back together, bringing vivid doing it again, bringing you a recollections of a fun time fea- fabulous good time. turing rock and roll and other Blues on the Beach concerts RESTAURANT DELIVERY SERVICE favorite hits. They invite the continue Tuesday, Oct. 17 with Pensacola Beach to Tiger Point! whole family to join them at After Hours. Spectators are We deliver all of your FAVORITES from... Blues on the Beach from 7-9 encouraged to bring lawn chairs Call us tonight! p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 10 at the or blankets to the pavilion area. *SURFBURGER *HOOTER’S Gulfside Pavilion. No pets are allowed and glass is 932-1113 *PAPA’S PIZZA *QUIZNOS It’s been 30 years since prohibited. *BON APPÉTIT*JAMES KITCHEN Wildwood hit the Pensacola During the summer season, Hours: 5PM - 10PM *LOUISIANA PURCHASE SEAFOOD music scene. After a lengthy you can enjoy Blues on the Wildwood, Pensacola Beach’s band that dates back to the break, they have managed to Beach concerts for free featur- 7 Days a Week *GREENERY CAFÉ *CANCUN’S 1970s, is back together and will perform Tuesday at Blues on (Formerly The Creamery) find a way back together, almost ing an exciting line up of bands the Beach. person by person, over the last playing every Tuesday from 7–9 NOW DELIVERING LUNCH 11-2 !!! Commerce and the Santa Rosa 932-1500. year. Original drummer, Greg p.m., May through October at Island Authority. Shepard, passed away several the Gulfside Pavilion on For more information, call years ago. He is very much Pensacola Beach. Concerts are the Pensacola Beach Visitors missed. Good friend and drum- organized and provided by the Information Center at (850) mer/ percussionist Freddy Pensacola Beach Chamber of Crossword Answer - Your Personal Chef Local crowds D1 iningIn boosting beach Jill Rasnick If you have a hectic, demanding lifestyle, restaurants you need a personal chef! Waiting in line for a table, you’ll see Fortune 500 compa- I offer high-quality, healthly personalized meals you may run into several of nies bringing their board of that you can enjoy in the comfort of your home. your neighbors visiting directors down here for physi- * Pensacola Beach restaurants. cals,” Lee said. A Personal Chef is That’s because people from The Andrews Institute is an not just for the rich and the immediate surrounding area orthopedic surgical, rehabilita- *famous! My clients who add are visiting Pensacola Beach in tion and performance enhance- up their food and restaurant record numbers, patronizing ment center affiliated with bills, find that they are not restaurants and shops. Baptist Healthcare. It is located spending any more than they “We have one-third less hotel adjacent to Gulf Breeze did before! rooms, but many of our restau- Hospital in Gulf Breeze. rants are reporting they’re doing On Pensacola Beach, the sec- You can choose a menu the best they’ve ever done,” ond phase of the Hilton is under Jill Rasnick, Member ranging from family favorites Buck Lee, Santa Rosa Island construction and set to open in * American Personal Chef Association to restaurant gourmet Authority General Manager May of 2007. The Emerald said. “The hotels are doing real Dolphin condominiums are well, too.” planned to open at the begin- Locally, support is coming ning of 2007 and the Regency Call 916-2859 today! from Gulf Breeze, Milton, Pace, Condominiums are nearing Pensacola and Century, Lee completion. said. The Pensacola Beach Resort, Lee said the opening of the a 620-room development on the Andrews Institute in December site of the former Holiday Inn is expected to boost beach rev- should take a few years to com- Maintain Access to Your Money enues, as will the Maritime Park plete, but will bring an upscale Escambia voters approved in resort to the island. August. “This whole area is getting and Earn a Safe, Strong Return “With the Andrews Institute, ready to catch on fire,” Lee said. For businesses: Stay positive The Business Connector Money Market Account about change For individuals: If you have been reading my columns, you probably get a The Preferred Money Market Account feeling that I am a very negative Corbin’s person. Well, I’d like to clarify by saying I’m not. It just so hap- Corner pens that many of the things I Account Balance/Annual Percentage Yield wrote on had to do with current issues, which just so happened to be negative. After the hurri- Grant Corbin canes and all the development $5,000–19,999.99 3.00% and drama happening in this many new residents move in. area, it has been very hard to It is just a fact of life, and I’m find anything positive to write going to sit back and watch and about. not worry. I personally feel that I’m the Four-lane road? Bring it on. most un-opinionated person on I’m not for the road, probably $20,000–49,999.99 4.00% the face of the Earth; I try my because I don’t fully compre- best to hold back things that hend why it is being built. I’m may offend of upset a person. I stupid ... scratch that, “igno- % try my best to stay neutral, even rant,” so that might explain in the most controversial sto- why. I can’t wait to drive on it $50,000+ ries. However, I have been very (not that I like to drive; crazy 4.50 blunt when it comes to things people are all over the place) that I am passionate about, such but it’s surely a lot better than All rates current as of this advertisement’s publication date. as the well being of the place the mangled stretch of asphalt, that I grew up and spent most of rocks, and sand that exists my life (the beach). today! There will be the unoffi- Stop by your neighborhood Peoples First banking center today There is nothing I can do cial resident’s lane (fast lane) about the beach being redevel- and an unofficial tourist lane to take advantage of these great rates. oped; there is nothing I can do (slow lane). It’s kind of like about the future of the island. Scientology: we all win! Change is inevitable, and There you have it, a semi- change can be good. I think positive column by the “Peggy many of the island residents Hill of columnists.” were in a state of shock because Follow up from last week’s things changed extremely fast. issue: I was informed by Buck Usually things change over a Lee (in response to last week’s Five banking centers throughout Pensacola. long period of time and there is column) that the recycle dump- 484-3000 a gradual transition. The pattern ster has been placed near the I have noticed is that the beach church’s. goes through a significant tran- Please R-E-C-Y-C-L-E (just www.peoplesfirst.com sition after hurricanes, lots of don’t fill it with debris and Minimum of $5,000 required to open account and avoid monthly service charge. Rates and terms subject to change at the discretion of Peoples First. Federal regulations limit the number new “bigger” things get built, garbage, otherwise the dump- of withdrawals from a Money Market account to six per month, three of which may be made by check. Applicable fees could reduce earnings on the account.Annual percentage yield on many longtime residents move, ster will go away). balances less than $5,000 is 0.15%.

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6-year-old girl causing havoc in their house. The child the Cains (Timothy Hutton, Dana Delany) as they try to be Tuesday drowned in the swimming pool and is refusing to cross all business-as-usual with the family’s annual charity ball. Weekly Best Bets over. And they’re threatening to move out — which isn’t sit- Sunday 7 p.m. on NBC ting well with Delia, who sold them the place. Friday Night Lights: OK, guys, get out there and win 7 p.m. on ABC 8 p.m. on CBS one for the ... Streeter? With star quarterback Jason Street Thursday Extreme Makeover: Home Edition: If you like coun- Close to Home: Who knows what evil lurks in the (Scott Porter) sidelined by a serious injury, the pride of the 7 p.m. on NBC hearts of your neighbors? Annabeth (Jennifer Finnigan) is try music, you have an extra reason to watch this heart- team and the town — and Coach Taylor’s (Kyle Chandler) My Name Is Earl: She’s got the cutest little fuzzy face about to find out when she prosecutes a man for drugging, warming new episode, which features a concert by Alan job — are riding on the inexperienced shoulders of sec- .... In the new episode “Sticks & Stones,” Earl (Jason Lee) binding and raping a teenage girl who lives nearby. She Jackson and special greetings to the new home recipients ond-stringer Matt Saracen (Zach Gilford). As the locals sets out to right the 91st wrong on his list: making fun of a persuades the man’s wife to testify and starts to suspect from Hank Williams Jr., Crystal Gayle, Cowboy Troy and pray for Jason, Lyla (Minka Kelly) keeps vigil in the hospi- girl with a mustache. He and Randy (Ethan Suplee) dis- that this seemingly normal couple has a big, bad secret. other country stars. Ty and the team build a wheelchair-ac- tal, and the team vows to win the game for him in the new cover she’s got more than a ’stache these days; she’s Ray and Ed learn more about each other during a stakeout cessible home for a Tennessee firefighter and his family. episode “Eyes Wide Open.” working as a carnival bearded lady but would like to find in the new episode “Truly, Madly, Deeply.” something more mainstream. Joy’s lawbreaking brings 9 p.m. on CBS 8 p.m. on NBC some bad karma to her and Darnell (Eddie Steeples). Saturday Without a Trace: And you thought answering phones Law & Order: Criminal Intent: All the Major Case 8 p.m. on CBS 7 p.m. on CBS was a safe gig. Jessica Lawson begs to differ. A 911 oper- Squad’s cases are messy, but on a 1-to-10 messiness scale, ator, she’s gotten a threatening call from a guy who knows this one’s a 20. A firefighter is found stabbed to death after “I hear dead Criminal Minds: A serial killer who CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: her name, been accosted by a man whose wife died while people!” Sure, this episode is gimmicky, but gimmicks hasn’t committed a murder in 20 years tells stopping a hate crime, and as Logan and Wheeler question are cool when they work. As Grissom gives students a the Behavioral Analysis Unit that he’s about he called for help, and had her house broken into and her family and colleagues, it appears he may have been the vic- tour of the CSI facilities, the victims narrate their own sto- to kill again ... in five days. Gideon (Mandy dog killed. Now she’s missing. As the agents do their tim of a hate crime. The investigation raises a lot of hackles ries from beyond the grave. They include a casino Patinkin) and his team will need help with this thing, Elena wrestles with the awkward aftermath of her in the fire department in the new episode “Maltese Cross.” security guard, a hiker who plunged to her one, and they call on a former BAU member makeout session with Danny. Wednesday who worked the case two decades earlier. death from a cliff, a murdered veteran who Monday 7 p.m. on NBC had just come home from the war and a 9 p.m. on NBC 9 p.m. on CBS 30 Rock: NBC has two new series about life behind pair of neighbors done in by a chain saw. Kidnapped: Another show with Friday killer competition in its regular time CSI: Miami: Apparently someone really did hate him be- the scenes at a fictional sketch comedy show. This is the slot, this drama series gets a Satur- cause he was beautiful. In the new episode “If Looks Could sitcom version, with a cast headed by someone who 7 p.m. on CBS day encore that’s especially welcome Kill,” Caine (David Caruso) and his colleagues investigate knows something about sketch comedy: “Saturday Night Ghost Whisperer: Everybody out of given the debut of “The Nine” as a the death of a male model who was hit by a car. Another Live” veteran Tina Fey. It’s not the strongest sitcom of the the pool; that means you, ghost kid. In the new Wednesday rival. A surprise visit model turns up dead shortly afterward — this time from a fall new season, but with the likes of Fey, Jane Krakowski (“Al- new episode “Drowned Lives,” Melinda from a childhood friend shakes up — which drives the team to work fast before whoever’s do- ly McBeal”) and Tracy Morgan, another “SNL” alum, and Jim’s new friends have the ghost of a ing this takes out another one. there’s hope.

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ZOINKS! Tickets on sale for ‘Scooby-Doo in Stagefright’ live ● Friday, November 24 through Want to go? stage to solve a classic Scooby- scoob-tacular for everyone. p.m. Scooby-Doo ■ Saturday, November 25. Tickets go on sale to the Doo mystery. The show takes Whether you’re one of the many Saturday, November 25 at Tickets go on sale to the general general public tomorrow, the form of a “long lost episode” millions of new generation 11 a.m. and the gang ■ public Friday, October 6 at 10 October 6 at 10 a.m. in which Scooby-Doo and Scooby fans who devour the Saturday, November 25 at come to life for a.m.. friends solve the mystery of a live action theatrical films, 3:30 p.m. mystery solving Featuring everyone’s favorite Tickets can be pur- supernatural spectre wreaking videos, DVDs, televised cartoon Tickets can be purchased at characters from one of TV’s chased at the Pensacola havoc at the old Clawhammer series and toys or a big kid the Pensacola Saenger Theatre chills and thrills longest-running animated Saenger Theatre Box office movie studio. The gang faces wanting to take a trip down Box office located at 118 South series, Scooby-Doo and his located at 118 South one hilarious situation after memory lane, Scooby-Doo in Palafox Place in downtown mystery-solving gang team-up Palafox Place in downtown another as they hunt for clues on Stagefright- Live on Stage! with Pensacola, at FYE Music Store Warner Bros. Consumer to thrill theatergoers across the Pensacola, at FYE Music the set of a monster movie its hilarious hi-jinks, groovy in Cordova Mall, at the Products in association with country for the first time on Store in Cordova Mall, at directed by Daphne’s totally hip music and magical special effect Pensacola Civic Center, and at ThemeSTAR are proud to stage. Scooby-Doo fans of all the Pensacola Civic uncle. With crazy creatures, will delight audiences with the ITT Office in the Naval announce that the smash hit ages a chance to see the cast of Center, and at the ITT perplexing puzzles and an abun- howling good time, Mall. Tickets may also be pur- family show Warner Bros. sleuths and their comical brand Office in the Naval Mall. dance of Scooby Snacks, it’s Scooby-Doo in Stagefright- chased by calling (850) 595- Entertainment Presents Scooby- of detective work on stage. Scooby-Doo and friends at their Live on Stage! will play Friday, 3880. Doo in Stagefright- Live on In this exciting production, Toronto, Canada, the beloved very best! November 24 through Saturday, For more information visit Stage! is coming to the written and directed by the Hanna-Barbera characters A unique family show, November 25. Performance the Pensacola Saenger Theatre’s Pensacola Saenger Theatre for a acclaimed Jim Millan, founder Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Velma, Scooby-Doo in Stagefright - schedule is: website @ www.pensaco- ■ limited engagement beginning of the Crow’s Theatre in Daphne and Fred will take to the Live on Stage! offers something Friday, November 24 at 7 lasaenger.com. ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS Local models to star in annual Pensacola Opera Board fashion show Fall fashions and gourmet The event sponsors include Air.” or www.ticketmaster.com. Pensacola. expected to exhibit their pho- food all support a wonderful Gulf Breeze News and Splash! “The Sound of Miracles” For more information about Belmont’s Bizzare, an arts tographs, paintings, drawings, cause, programs of Pensacola Magazine. will also include a side-by-side “The Sound of Miracles,” and crafts show out of the ordi- mixed media, jewelry, pottery Opera. The Professional and For tickets and information, musical set featuring the please call the Sacred Heart nary, encourages “out of the and more. In addition, glass Business Women’s Board hosts call the Pensacola Opera office Pensacola Symphony box” thinking and serves as a Foundation at (850) 416-4660. blowing, glass bead making the 5th annual luncheon and at (850) 433-6737. Orchestra performing with forum for the display of various and pottery demonstrations will fashion show October 6. Funds aspiring musicians from area types of mediums and tech- Belmont calls for be held inside Belmont raised go to support the opera’s Concert to benefit Escambia and Santa Rosa high artists for Dec. 9 niques. many outreach programs. Sacred Heart schools and a young artist con- Applications must be post- throughout the course of the Doors open at 10:30 a.m. for certo performance by Stephanie ‘Bizzare’ marked or delivered by Nov. day. Children will even be the silent auction featuring a Miracle Camp Bova, a 16-year-old from Gulf The Belmont Arts Center is 12, 2006, and can be obtained given the opportunity to create “The Sound of Miracles,” a magnificent 18K gold and ster- Breeze High School, who will now accepting applications for at the Belmont office, 401 N. their very own glass ornaments, ling silver necklace by John benefit concert for Sacred play the 1st movement of the its Belmont’s Bizzare, an arts Reus St., or as a PDF on Heart Health System’s Miracle pottery pieces and holiday craft Hardy, donated by Jeweler’s Tchaikovsky piano concerto. and crafts show out of the ordi- www.belmontartscenter.com. Camp is scheduled for Sunday, items. Trade Shop, Inc. and a myriad Tickets for this benefit con- nary, scheduled for Saturday, All work shown must be origi- Oct. 15, at 6 p.m. at the Food booths and beverages of other dazzling items. 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The Dolphins are 1-4 for the first time under coach Chris Sports Briefs Nemith, who noticed one big thing Friday. “Our quarterback and GBHS volleyball running backs have to trust t-shirts on sale those five guys (on the offensive line),” he said. The Gulf Breeze Lady Nemith was unable to find an Dolphin volleyball program answer to an offensive lineman’s, is selling two types of t- inability to do what coaches shirts for $10 each. asked of him Friday, which Sizes from small to extra proved costly. Nemith wouldn’t large are available. For name the lineman or who would more information, see take his place for Friday’s game Linda Brothers at GBHS or against Milton. by calling Jimmy Crooke at “We have our quarterback 934-9570. (Brad McGuire) getting killed...running for his life, which Gulf Breeze led to the interceptions,” he said. Chamber of “There’s going to be changes.” Commerce Golf The Dolphins will look to Tourney Oct. 20 bounce back by beating the B.J. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News Tides [email protected] The Lady Dolphins ended their regular season on Thursday Tides for Pensacola Bay Entrance Oct. 5-11 at Perdido Golf Course playing a Th 5 High 9:47 AM, Low 6:15 PM, nine hole match against High 10:21 PM Catholic. The Lady Dolphins Submitted Photo F 6 Low 5:20 AM, High 12:14 PM, Low 5:03 PM, High 9:33 PM shot 179 to finish the regular Endless Summer champs Sa 7 Low 6:57 AM, High 9:37 PM season unbeaten. The Bayside U-15 Thunder recently won the Endless Summer Tournament in Panama City. They are (standing, from left) Su 8 Low 8:13 AM, High 10:06 PM They were led by Ashleigh Tyler Willets, Max Gerke, Zack Woodson, Doug Overlade, Hunter Hillis, Danny Gibble, Zack Miller, Joshua Suelflow, Blake Mo 9 Low 9:27 AM, High 10:49 PM Ryals with a 42 with a birdie on Tu 10 Low 10:50 AM, High 11:42 PM Trotter, Hayes Sperry, Coach Fraga DaRosa and Manager Ron Hillis. Kneeling (from left): Erik Mayfield, Ryan Schuler, We 11 Low 12:25 PM hole #2, Cori Linville 45, Kristen Steven Vernali, Jack Shows, Diego Figueroa, Jack Begley, Cody Sholty and Matt Shaeffer. Tides for Navarre Beach Oct. 5-11 Dorsey 45, Courtney Trevino 47 Th 5 High 9:03 AM, Low 4:23 PM, and Angela Whidby 54. Ryals was High 9:37 PM F 6 Low 3:28 AM, High 11:30 AM, the Low Medalist of the match. Low 3:11 PM, High 8:49 PM Catholic girls shot 204 lead Bayside U15s win Panama City Tournament Sa 7 Low 5:05 AM, High 8:53 PM by Sunny Harris 47 Clair Su 8 Low 6:21 AM, High 9:22 PM Griffith 48, Courtney The Bayside U15 Boys Bayside Boys team 3-2 in and Steven Vernali provided the Destin Wave, 2-0; next the Mo 9 Low 7:35 AM, High 10:05 PM Poncharein 54 Chelsea soccer team, the Thunder, overtime in the Championship solid middle play. Thunder overpowered Tu 10 Low 8:58 AM, High 10:58 PM continued their winning ways game. The defensive backfield of Tallahassee United 6-1. We 11 Low 10:33 PM Gatterdam 55 and Mackensie Tides for Milton, Blackwater River McGath 57. with a three game sweep of The offense was keyed by Jack Shows, Ryan Schuler, Thunder completed its bracket Oct. 5-11 On Sept. 26 at A.C. Read, the their bracket in the Panama the combination of Diego Josh Suelflow, Hunter Hillis, sweep with a 4-2 win over Th 5 High 12:50 PM, Low 8:36 PM City Endless Summer Soccer Figueroa to forwards Danny Zack Woodson and alternating Thomasville Raiders. F 6 High 1:24 AM, Low 7:41 AM, Lady Dolphins won the FCA High 3:17 PM, Low 7:24 PM Invitational by defeating four Tournament held Sep 16-17. Gibble, Max Gerke, Cody goalkeepers Tyler Willets and The Thunder will next play Sa 7 High 12:36 AM, Low 9:18 AM other teams in the 18 hole match. After sweeping through Sholty, Blake Trotter, and Eric Hayes Sperry limited the in the Pensacola Blue Angel Su 8 High 12:40 AM, Low 10:34 AM Gulf Breeze finished by shooting their bracket by a combined Mayfield. Middle players opposing teams to five goals Classic on Oct 7-8. The Mo 9 High 1:09 AM, Low 11:48 AM score of 12-3, the Thunder Jack Begley, Matt Shaeffer, total. Thunder is coached by Fraga Tu 10 High 1:52 AM, Low 1:11 PM a 346, led by Dorsey’s 80. We 11 High 2:45 AM, Low 2:46 PM then defeated the U16 Doug Overlade, Zack Miller, The Thunder first defeated DaRosa. See Golf, Page 3C 6

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CORRECTION Lady Dolphin swimmers win home meet, boys second In the Sept. 28 issue of the Gulf Breeze News, a cutline BY JASON THOMPSON said that former Olympian Gulf Breeze News Dominique Moceanu was at [email protected] Gulf Coast Gymnastics recently. She was at Gulf The Gulf Breeze girls swim Breeze Gymnastics and Cheer. team won a four team meet The News apologizes for Saturday at The Club. the error. The Lady Dolphins won with 229 points, followed by Fort Walton (151), Pace (91) and GOLF Milton (39). The boys team finished second (114) behind Fort Continued from Page 1C Walton (114). Pace was third Ryals shot an (82), followed (92) and Milton fourth (36). by Linville (90), Trevino (94) Results were as follows: Women 200 Yard Medley Relay and Whidby (97). Following 1, GBHS ‘A’ (Nowak, Michala N the Lady Dolphins was Pace SO, Atzhorn, Aileen L JR, 355, Niceville 356, Catholic Schroeder, Koren M SO, Ogurek, 393 and Navarre 408. Ashley E JR), 2:01.64. 2, FT Walton Beach ‘A’ (Allen, “Coach Kostic and myself Kennedy J FR, Griffith, Logan M have been very pleased with SO, Chiccarelli, Elvira N JR, Tyree, the girls for their dedication Savannah D FR), 2:05.02. and the support they have 3, GBHS ‘B’ (Nguyen, Thy K FR, given each other,” girls assis- Stevens, Brittany N FR, Tibbs, Morgan A SR, Schuler, Summer L tant coach Jimmy Sanders said. Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News SR), 2:06.59. Both girls and boys teams 4, Milton ‘A’ (Eddleman, Kelly , Coach Teri Atzhorn talks with her squad during their double dual meet Saturday at The Club. will return to action for the Bagget, Sarah , Sparling, Mariah , 2, Schade, Matthew D, FWB, 2:22.23. District Tournament Tuesday, Mucci, Mallory ), 2:19.39. 3, Coleman, Colin, PACE, 2:31.06. Oct 10 at AC Read Golf Course. 5, Pace ‘A’ (Krasnosky, Trysha SR, 4, Hazelwood, James P, FWB, Myers, Amanda SR, Norman, Sarah 2:32.18. SO, Hooker, Deona SR), 2:30.41. 5, Braseth, Peter O, FWB, 2:51.39. 6, FT Walton Beach ‘B’ (Pancake, 6, Craig, Daniel E, FWB, 2:52.52. BRIEFS Carolyn A FR, Gantert, Jamie L FR, Women 50 Yard Freestyle McLaughlin, Morgan L FR, Lomax, 1, Chiccarelli, Elvira N, FWB, 27.02. Chelsi L FR), 2:36.46. 2, Schuler, Summer L, GBHS, 28.29. Continued from Page 1C Men 200 Yard Medley Relay 3, Ogurek, Ashley E, GBHS, 28.46. 1, FT Walton Beach ‘A’ (Shackelford, 4, Mackiewicz, Lauren, PACE, 28.72. destroyed by Hurricane Ivan. David D SR, Schade, Matthew D 5, Eddleman, Kelly, MHS, 28.73. For the past two years, the SO, Gladstone, Blake J JR, 6, Norman, Sarah, PACE, 28.81. team's operated out of a bor- Hazelwood, James P SR), 1:52.25. 7, Dawson, Marisa, PACE, 29.22. rowed trailer and in some cases 2, GBHS ‘A’ (Gunn, Ross R FR, 8, Morgan, Jami L, FWB, 29.35. just a handy table when a trail- Zillen, Andrew JR, Schmitz, Jay R 9, Gantert, Carly R, FWB, 30.05. SR, Nguyen, Khoi V SR), 1:52.68. 10, Lomax, Chelsi L, FWB, 31.11. er was unavailable. 3, FT Walton Beach ‘B’ (Trail, Nick C 11, Hooker, Deona, PACE, 31.19. The program is also in need SO, Phillips, Jason C SO, Braseth, 12, Mucci, Mallory, MHS, 31.82. of items that include new uni- Peter O FR, Stevens, David FR), 13, Steinhauer, Carli M, GBHS, forms, equipment and concrete 2:04.93. 32.02. for the batting cage just to name 4, Milton ‘A’ (Thompson, Ryan , 14, Sullivan, Melanie, MHS, 34.31. Stowell, Cassidy , Hertzler, Kenny, 15, Beckwith, Lindsay, MHS, 38.49. a few. Whether your donation Delabrubre, Joel), 2:14.81. Men 50 Yard Freestyle is monetary or service oriented, 5, Pace ‘A’ (Freeman, Christopher 1, Shackelford, David D, FWB, 22.86. it will be much appreciated. JR, Jordan, Eric JR, 2, Simmons, James J, FWB, 24.03. Please send all donations to Vanlandingham, Keith SR, 3, Pearson, Brad, PACE, 24.51. Lady Dolphin Softball Booster Randolph, Jimmy ), 2:23.02. 4, Simmons, Joshua W, FWB, 24.75. Women 200 Yard Freestyle 5, Conant, Cody S, FWB, 25.19. Club, 675 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, 1, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS 2:01.47. 6, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 26.00. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. 2, Chiccarelli, Elvira N, FWB, 2:07.15. 7, Hertzler, Kenny, MHS, 26.11. 3, Walden, Madeline, GBHS 2:14.98. 8, Quesada, David, PACE, 26.88. 4, Jacobson, Jill A, FWB, 2:17.41. 9, Hart, John, MHS, 27.85. The Area’s Most 5, Schuler, Savannah A, GBHS, 10, Thompson, Ryan, MHS, 28.35. Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News 2:28.41. 11, Nguyen, Khoi V, GBHS, 28.53. Jake Wilson competes in the 500 yard freestyle Saturday. Wilson won the event. 6, Petermann, Krystyna M, FWB, 12, Lanza, Jeff, GBHS, 28.56. 8, Schuler, Savannah A, GBHS, 6:12.61. Jami L JR, Nehls, Brogan A SR, 2:34.46. 13, Freeman, Christopher, PACE, 1:07.99. 6, VerSteeg, Linsi N, FWB, 6:31.65. Gantert, Carly R SR, Lomax, Chelsi AAFFFFOORRDDAABBLLEE 7, Allen, Kennedy J, FWB, 2:38.50. 30.83. 9, Lomax, Chelsi L, FWB, 1:08.55. 7, Krasnosky, Trysha, PACE, 7:23.23. L FR), 2:01.32. 8, Myers, Amanda, PACE, 2:54.91. 14, Rappold, Peter, GBHS, 31.11. 10, Gantert, Carly R, FWB, 1:09.80. 8, Nehls, Brogan A, FWB, 7:26.09. 6, Milton ‘A’ (Bagget, Sarah , 9, Coulter, Brooke, MHS, 3:00.17. 15, Patti, Chad, MHS, 31.20. 11, Bagget, Sarah, MHS, 1:11.08. 9, Hicks, Ann, MHS, 7:41.38. Mucci, Mallory , Sparling, Mariah , Employment 10, Matejka, Amber, MHS, 3:02.31. 16, Randolph, Jimmy, PACE, 34.20. 12, Mucci, Mallory, MHS, 1:11.48. 10, Pancake, Carolyn A, FWB, Eddleman, Kelly), 2:01.85. 11, Stowell, Carissa, MHS, 3:15.78. Women 100 Yard Butterfly 13, Steinhauer, Carli M, GBHS, 7:46.84. 7, Milton ‘B’ (Coulter, Brooke , 12, Emanuelson, Julie, PACE, 3:16.72. 1, Griffith, Logan M, FWB, 1:02.72. 1:13.84. 11, Matejka, Amber, MHS, 8:18.13. Matejka, Amber , Sullivan, Melanie , Classified Ads 13, McCreles, Tori, MHS, 3:19.39. 2, Atzhorn, Aileen L, GBHS, 1:05.02. 14, Sullivan, Melanie, MHS, Men 500 Yard Freestyle Hicks, Ann ), 2:19.48. Men 200 Yard Freestyle 3, Schroeder, Koren M, GBHS, 1:19.93. 1, Wilson, Jake T, GBHS, 5:55.94. Men 200 Yard Freestyle Relay are in 1, Wilson, Jake T, GBHS, 2:07.70. 1:07.39. 15, Coulter, Brooke, MHS, 1:20.14. 2, Young, Eric, PACE, 6:03.69. 1, FT Walton Beach ‘A’ (Simmons, 2, Thames, Shane, GBHS, 2:19.50. 4, Tibbs, Morgan A, GBHS, 1:07.82. 16, Watkins, Miranda, PACE, 3, Imfeld, Don W, FWB, 6:46.97. James J SO, Simmons, Joshua W Gulf Breeze 3, Young, Eric, PACE, 2:21.87. 5, Tyree, Savannah D, FWB, 1:10.49. 1:28.68. 4, Craig, Daniel E, FWB, 7:13.15. FR, Conant, Cody S FR, 4, Wilson, Craig R, FWB, 2:27.38. 6, Mackiewicz, Lauren, PACE, Men 100 Yard Freestyle 5, Vanlandingham, Keith, PACE, Shackelford, David D SR), 1:36.25. 5, Stevens, David, FWB, 2:33.64. 1:19.35. 1, Shackelford, David D, FWB, 51.83. 7:37.29. 2, GBHS ‘A’ (Gunn, Ross R FR, News! 6, Taylor, Keith C, FWB, 2:38.88. 7, Brown, Karin C, GBHS, 1:19.47. 2, Coleman, Colin, PACE, 56.11. 6, McMahon, Jamie G, FWB, Wilson, Jake T SO, Schmitz, Jay R 7, McMahon, Jamie G, FWB, 2:56.55. 8, Allen, Kennedy J, FWB, 1:19.72. 3, Hertzler, Kenny, MHS, 1:00.20. 8:13.13. SR, Nguyen, Khoi V SR), 1:42.46. 8, Delabrubre, Joel, MHS, 3:00.37. 9, Sorensen, Jennifer A, FWB, 1:29.41. 4, Zillen, Andrew, GBHS, 1:02.05. Women 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 3, Pace ‘A’ (Pearson, Brad SR, Women 200 Yard IM Men 100 Yard Butterfly 5, Lanza, Jeff, GBHS, 1:04.72. 1, FT Walton Beach ‘A’ (Griffith, Coleman, Colin SR, Quesada, Prices start at 1, Lewis, Christina, PACE, 2:28.90. 1, Schmitz, Jay R, GBHS, 59.17. 6, Trail, Nick C, FWB, 1:04.75. Logan M SO, Tyree, Savannah D David SR, Young, Eric JR), 1:43.25. 2, Schroeder, Koren M, GBHS, 2, Gladstone, Blake J, FWB, 1:05.02. 7, Wilson, Craig R, FWB, 1:06.07. FR, Allen, Kennedy J FR, 4, FT Walton Beach ‘B’ (Phillips, $ 03 2:28.91. 3, Hazelwood, James P, FWB, 8, Jordan, Eric, PACE, 1:06.35. Chiccarelli, Elvira N JR), 1:49.56. Jason C SO, Schade, Matthew D 11. 3, Nguyen, Thy K, GBHS, 2:35.41. 1:07.63. 9, Rappold, Peter, GBHS, 1:10.20. 2, GBHS ‘A’ (Nguyen, Thy K FR, SO, Gladstone, Blake J JR, 4, Stevens, Brittany N, GBHS, 4, Taylor, Keith C, FWB, 1:17.00. 10, Stowell, Cassidy, MHS, 1:10.69. Stevens, Brittany N FR, Tibbs, Stevens, David FR), 1:43.97. 2:35.69. 5, Braseth, Peter O, FWB, 1:17.41. 11, Tippets, Levi L, FWB, 1:11.17. Morgan A SR, Schroeder, Koren 5, Milton ‘A’ (Thompson, Ryan , Call (850) 5, Gladstone, Jessica R, FWB, 6, Vanlandingham, Keith, PACE, 12, Patti, Chad, MHS, 1:12.30. M SO), 1:53.73. Patti, Chad , Hart, John , Hertzler, 2:43.97. 1:24.90. 13, Randolph, Jimmy, PACE, 1:19.54. 3, Pace ‘A’ (Lewis, Christina SR, Kenny ), 1:52.80. 6, Brown, Karin C, GBHS, 2:53.89. Women 100 Yard Freestyle Women 500 Yard Freestyle Norman, Sarah SO, Mackiewicz, Women 100 Yard Backstroke 932-8986 7, Gantert, Jamie L, FWB, 3:03.00. 1, Nowak, Michala N, GBHS, 56.62. 1, Schuler, Summer L, GBHS, Lauren FR, Pollack, Rebecca SO), 1, Marshall, Melanie N, GBHS, 8, McLaughlin, Morgan L, FWB, 2, Pollack, Rebecca, PACE, 59.26. 5:40.68. 1:54.25. 1:08.23. 3:05.12. 3, Ogurek, Ashley E, GBHS, 1:01.33. 2, Tibbs, Morgan A, GBHS, 5:48.65. 4, GBHS ‘B’ (Steinhauer, Carli M 2, Nguyen, Thy K, GBHS, 1:10.88. 9, Cassidy, Lacy A, FWB, 3:10.08. 4, Jacobson, Jill A, FWB, 1:02.48. 3, Walden, Madeline, GBHS, 5:58.52. FR, Schuler, Savannah A FR, 3, Eddleman, Kelly, MHS, 1:13.37. Now that’s 10, Hicks, Ann, MHS, 3:22.66. 5, Lewis, Christina, PACE, 1:04.88. 4, Marshall, Melanie N, GBHS, Marshall, Melanie N SO, Walden, 4, Tyree, Savannah D, FWB, 1:14.61. smart business! Men 200 Yard IM 6, Morgan, Jami L, FWB, 1:06.16. 6:02.88. Madeline FR), 2:00.85. 1, Nguyen, Khoi V, GBHS, 2:19.55. 7, Hooker, Deona, PACE, 1:06.97. 5, Gladstone, Jessica R, FWB, 5, FT Walton Beach ‘B’ (Morgan, See Swim, Page 8C 6 VOLLEYBALL: Lady Dolphins win two of three TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! Are there certain limits that you Is the University of Florida still would recommend a person to making money of of the patent Continued from Page 2C points in game two to tie the and Davidson seven as Gulf Q Q have? for Gatorade? game late. Breeze beat Escambia. Miller and Crooke had five Bass led the team with seven Washington JV 25-25, kills each, while Eddy, Bass and kills, while Eddy had six and Lady Dolphins 23-23 Terence A Gross Nevin Shaffer Intellectual Property Lawyer Grace Papajohn had three each. Miller four. Bass and Eddy both Hayes scored 11 points on Personal Injury Lawyer 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Powers and Ali Venezia had two had three blocks. serve, while Rachel Harvey and A 917 N. 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Crawford got away from McGuire, who tried to strip the ball, and went 27 yards for a touchdown. The PAT made it 21-0. The Dolphins then mounted its first sustained drive of the game. An offsides call against the Eagles gave the Dolphins a first down before McGuire found Greg Tober for a 21-yard gain. Facing a third-and-eight at the Eagle 31, the Dolphins went to their bag of tricks. Dorlag took a pitch from McGuire, then lobbed the ball down to Tyler Gross in the end zone. But the ball was picked off by Pine Forest’s Robert Wiggins. Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News Greg Schwartz would recover Jacob Hurst (90) talks with Corey Owen in the second half of an Eagle fumble on the next the Dolphins’ 34-13 loss to Pine Forest Friday. play, but the next drive ended a than nine and a half minutes. he threw the ball. Morris went 50 foot short of the end zone. Pine Forest converted three yards for a touchdown, as the Facing a fourth and goal from third downs of five yards or less PAT with 5:05 left made it 34-7. Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News the three, the Dolphins opted to in the drive and a fourth and Gulf Breeze, starting on their Houston Chapman (64) makes a tackle in the second half of the Dolphins’ 34-13 loss Friday. go for it. McGuire's dive to the three at the Dolphin 21. Morris own 17-yard line, ended the left side ended up a foot short of scored from nine yards out with game on the positive note. 28-yard touchdown. Washington, both 2-0, must lose back of the end zone and had a the goal line. 11:15 left in the game. McGuire would complete a 14- Believe it or not - The two of their last three games. kickoff return for only 10 yards. The defense would make Jacob Hurst stopped the extra yard pass to Gross before Hurd's Dolphins, despite losing their The more likely candidate (Not) gettin’ r’ done - Gulf another stop as Jonathon Broy point after a bad snap, leaving 11-yard run on fourth down first two district games, still have would be the 6-0 Eagles, who still Breeze, through the first three recovered an Eagle fumble. On the score 27-7. moved the chains. a shot at making the playoffs. have to play Washington and quarters, was 2-for-9 on third the next play, McGuire found Catches of 23 yards by Gross A scramble by McGuire, First and foremost, the PHS. The Wildcats have down conversions, with one of Gross for a 20-yard touchdown. and 19 yards by Jason Pugh put followed by a late hit out of bounds, Dolphins must win its last three Woodham and West Florida Tech those two conversions coming Kevin Kent's PAT with 1:39 left GBHS inside the 20-yard line moved the ball past midfield. district games (vs. Woodham among two of its last three games. via penalty. The Eagles finished made it 21-7. again. But Crawford would pick Facing a fourth and seven at Oct. 13, at West Florida Tech Back in the saddle, sort of - the game 6-for-9. Gross caught seven passes off a pass by McGuire, who was the Eagle 42, McGuire found Oct. 20 and vs. PHS Oct. 27). Doug Baldwin returned to the On the air again - Gulf for 101 yards and caught both hit on the release of the ball. Gross for a 14-yard gain. The Tigers, who lost to lineup after sitting out the Breeze’s game with Milton Friday Dolphin touchdowns. Pine Forest had to punt four On the next play - and final Washington Friday, must beat Catholic game with a groin injury. will be on AM 1620 and AM The Eagles put the game away plays later, but scored again when play of the game - McGuire Woodham and West Tech and The still-injured Baldwin 1370. It’s the third time in four in the second half with a 19-play, Morris picked off a ball from threw a screen to Gross, who ran lose to the Dolphins to finish 3-2. caught two passes for two yards, weeks both stations are airing 98-yard drive that lasted more McGuire, who was again hit as down the Dolphin sideline for a Then either Pine Forest or dropped a touchdown pass in the Dolphin games in the same week.

Justin Hurd Class of 2008

Son of: Gene and Tammy Hurd

Sports: Football and baseball

Hobbies: Water sports, playing basketball.

Football is a big part of the Hurd family - his brother Josh is a redshirt freshman at Southern Miss, while twin sisters Arika and Brittney are members of the junior varsity cheerleading squad. Hurd had 87 yards rushing in the Dolphins’ 30-24 triple overtime win on Sept. 22.

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The Gulf Breeze Dolphin JV football team fell to 3-2 on the season after a 12-8 loss at home Thursday against Pine Forest. The Dolphin offense generated only 26 yards of offense in the first half, compared to only 33 yards for the unbeaten Eagles (5-0). Gulf Breeze converted three third downs on their opening drives, all on runs by Rhys Rinke. He finished with a team-high 32 Submitted Photo yards rushing on 12 carries. The Dolphins also converted a Second best Members of the boat Kingscape took home second place in the Open Division at the recent fourth down on a run by Outcast King Mackeral Tournament. Kingscape was second out of 76 boats. quarterback Kyle Schnackenberg, but Schnackenberg was sacked on back to back plays that eventually led to a punt. The first score of the game Local boats fare well came from the Eagles with 2:27 left in the third quarter. Pine Forest forced a turnover on downs to set up the score. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News at Outcast Tourney Schnackenberg, who went 6- Rhys Rinke (12) is brought down after a short gain. for-7 for 89 yards and a Local anglers took four of the 5. Yachtzee-42.20 Wells-42.15 touchdown, was picked off on snap, that led to 28 Eagle points. Dorsey, who went 8-for-13 top 10 places at the recent 6. Purse Snatcher-42.15 2. RxCape/Rhonda the Dolphins’ next possession, The Dolphins picked up a first for 50 yards, completed a 12- Outcast King Mackeral 7. My Dinghy-41.30 Abshire-38.85 leading to the Eagles’ next score down on their first drive when yard pass to Grant Harris before Tournament. Kingscape placed 8. Rusty Hook-39.75 3. Pure Attitude/Elizabeth with 1:39 left in the game. Thomas Dorsey completed a 10- a pass interference call gave the second out of 76 boats 9. RxCape-38.85 Roberts-36.30 A 21-yard quarterback keeper yard pass to Colby Brown. But Dolphins a first down into Eagle competiing in the Open Division. 10. Reel Planning-38.80 Junior Angler on fourth down was the key play four plays later, a fumbled punt territory. But a sack on Dorsey Results are as follows: Small Boat 1. Sea Hagg/Landen Rucker- in the drive. snap gave the Eagles the ball at would lead to another punt. 2006 Outcast King Mackerel 1. Soused-47.90 39.60 Gulf Breeze rounded out the the Dolphin 21-yard line. Tony Smith intercepted a Classic Final Results 2. Rocketman-44.0 2. Reel Planning/Matt Haidt- scoring when Schnackenberg Mario Villegas ran for a first pass in the second half, but a Open Division 3. Quietus-41.45 38.80 completed a 40-yard touchdown down on their next drive before Dolphin fumble on the next 1. Intense-52.85 4. Tied In Knots-30.90 3. Kwazar/Tyler Kennedy- pass to Alex Duntz with 1:04 left the Dolphins had to punt. series led to another Eagle 2. Kingscape-52.30 5. Get Layed-30.90 37.40. in the game. Stephen Schmitz The Eagles scored on a fumble score. An interception on 3. Sea Hagg-44.25 Lady Angler Local boat in BOLD ran in the two-point conversion. recovery turn for a touchdown for GBHS’ next drive led to the 4. Fortunate-42.55 1. Purse Snatcher/Melissa Pine Forest ninth grade 34, their next score. Pine Forest final score of the game. Dolphins 0 scored again on their next drive Jeffrey Leonard recovered Gulf Breeze commited three with 2:44 left in the first half, two fumbles for GBHS, who turnovers and fumbled a punt making it 19-0 at the half. play at Milton tonight.

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BY MARK CLABAUGH Keeping your finger lightly on the bail to prevent a backlash let Special to the News the line go out until it stops MLS# 298298 where it reaches the bottom. Hello folks here we are in Once on the bottom, reel your $395,000 October and the last month for line up about 4-6 cranks. Red Snapper Fishing this sea- Usually the deckhand will let Dennis W. Remesch Cell: 850.384.7607 son. Red Snapper fishing season you know at what level the fish Website: www.denrem.com closes this year at 12 midnight are biting. Do not lean your rod on October 31. on the rail, holding it softly and Email: [email protected] So, is there anyone up for some wait for the bite. When the fish Halloween fishing? The good bites, jerk the tip upwards. news is that we have had a great If you hooked the fish, start summer and many great fishing reeling him in. Red Snapper days in the Gulf this season. usually fight violently and it is Announcing Now, October is typically is one possible to tear the hook from Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News of the better months for Red the mouth. To prevent this all Ross Gunn competes in the 100 yard backstroke Saturday at Snapper because the water starts to you have to do is lift the rod tip OurNEWESTNEWEST The Club. Gunn won the event. cool with the cooler air. Another up and then reel fast while great reason is that the fishing dropping the tip down keeping SWIM: pressure is lighter since less people tension on your line. AdditionsAdditions... Girls team are fishing watching football. Repeat this till you are a few Well, aboard Captain Buddy's inches from your leader hitting the Reel Eazy you can fish and tip of your rod. If you reel your News wins home meet watch football on the satellite leader into the eye you can damage Gullff BBrreeeezzee TV System which is pretty cool! the rod or make a rough spot on the Continued from Page 3C Atzhorn, Aileen L JR, Nowak, Michala N SO), 3:58.84. So, how do you catch them? eye which will wear the line. Now, is now available at: 5, Petermann, Krystyna M, FWB, 2, Pace ‘A’ (Pollack, Rebecca SO, First you have to get offshore to you are ready for Pensacola’s 1:17.83. Lewis, Christina SR, Hooker, Deona a reef. Second, if you are visiting World Famous Red Snapper ● ● 6, McLaughlin, Morgan L, FWB, SR, Mackiewicz, Lauren FR), 4:20.84. Aegean Breeze Cancun’s the area or do not have access to fishing and some good eating. 1:26.47. 3, FT Walton Beach ‘A’ (Jacobson, ● 7, Sparling, Mariah, MHS, 1:28.51. Jill A SO, Gladstone, Jessica R SO, a boat you can book a fishing Aboard the Pensacola Beach Gulf Breeze Hospital ER 8, Krasnosky, Trysha, PACE, 1:30.76. Morgan, Jami L JR, Nehls, Brogan charter on one of the many fine Gulf Pier the big news are slot 9, Sorensen, Jennifer A, FWB, A SR), 4:22.80. charter boats in our area. and bull redfish. In case you OTHER LOCATIONS 1:35.36. 4, GBHS ‘B’ (Steinhauer, Carli M These guys are out there don’t know the lingo, a “slot Men 100 Yard Backstroke FR, Marshall, Melanie N SO, Gulf Breeze Proper everyday and know where the redfish” is one between 18 and 1, Gunn, Ross R, GBHS, 1:03.99. Schuler, Savannah A FR, Walden, ● McDonald’s ● BP Station ● Bruno’s ● CVS 2, Simmons, James J, FWB, 1:08.04. Madeline FR), 4:34.50. bite is on. They also have GPS 27 inches. ● ● ● 3, Simmons, Joshua W, FWB, 5, FT Walton Beach ‘B’ (Gantert, to help them to the fishing spot On my last visit to the pier Bay Beach Inn Whataburger Texaco 1:08.25. Carly R SR, VerSteeg, LinsiN FR, as well as advanced bottom redfish were being caught on ● Parade Gas Station ● The Greenery Cafe 4, Pearson, Brad, PACE, 1:08.59. McLaughlin, Morgan L FR, machines allowing them to see hard tails, cut bait and cigar 5, Trail, Nick C, FWB, 1:13.31. Pancake, Carolyn A FR), 4:51.62. Tiger Point Area an image of the reef as well as minnows. Everyone seems to 6, Stevens, David, FWB, 1:18.19. 6, Pace ‘B’ (Dawson, Marisa SR, ● ● ● ● 7, Freeman, Christopher, PACE, Myers, Amanda SR, Emanuelson, fishing swimming around them. think that the run on slot redfish Circle K CVS Texaco (OBE Road) IHOP 1:20.54. Julie FR, Krasnosky, Trysha SR), You would be totally amazed is due to the dune restoration ● Winn Dixie ● McDonald’s ● Wal*Mart 8, Hart, John, MHS, 1:39.76. 5:08.45. at the technology that is out there going on to the east of the pier. East Entrance Women 100 Yard Breaststroke 7, Milton ‘A’ (Coulter, Brooke , now. In fact, I was browsing As with the end of the 1, Atzhorn, Aileen L, GBHS, 1:11.83. Matejka, Amber , Sullivan, Melanie , ● Wal*Mart 2, Pollack, Rebecca, PACE, 1:13.67. Hicks, Ann ), 5:22.84. around at George’s Marine Snapper Season so goes the 3, Stevens, Brittany N, GBHS, 8, Milton ‘B’ (Haywood, Ashley, Electronics where my friend King and Spanish Mackerel West Entrance 1:14.90. Beckwith, Lindsay , Stowell, Jerry works and he was showing fishing on the pier. There is no Pensacola Beach 4, Griffith, Logan M, FWB, 1:15.51. Carissa, McCreles, Tori), 6:00.53. me some of the new Raymarine closure for this species of fish in ● Bagel Heads 5, Gantert, Jamie L, FWB, 1:23.10. Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay equipment, it is totally hot. our area; however, they do leave 6, Norman, Sarah, PACE, 1:26.75. 1, FT Walton Beach ‘A’ (Simmons, ● Circle K 7, Dawson, Marisa, PACE, 1:26.87. James J SO, Hazelwood, James P So, one of the ways our local the area for warmer waters once 8, Bagget, Sarah, MHS, 1:29.21. SR, Conant, Cody S FR, Simmons, boat captains find such great we get a cold snap or two. Navarre 9, Nehls, Brogan A, FWB, 1:29.50. Joshua W FR), 3:44.97. fishing spots are run-overs. This So, if you would like to hook ● Chevron ● Publix 10, Cassidy, Lacy A, FWB, 1:33.42. 2, Pace ‘A’ (Pearson, Brad SR, is where your boat passes over a a smoker you will need to get ● 11, Myers, Amanda, PACE, 1:38.60. Coleman, Colin SR, Quesada, reef on the way to another reef. out to the pier soon. Kings are Winn Dixie 12, Stowell, Carissa, MHS, 1:54.00. David SR, Young, Eric JR), 4:12.27. ● B.P.Hwy 98 Men 100 Yard Breaststroke 3, GBHS ‘A’ (Lanza, Jeff FR, With the new machines you can hitting cigar minnows, hard tails ● 1, Gladstone, Blake J, FWB, 1:06.73. Zillen, Andrew JR, Thames, Shane click a button and now you have and other small baitfish caught B.P.Hwy 399 2, Schade, Matthew D, FWB, 1:08.03. FR, Wilson, Jake T SO), 4:13.45. the exact GPS coordinates for at the pier. Locals use a light 3, Thames, Shane, GBHS, 1:14.01. 4, FT Walton Beach ‘B’ (Taylor, Keith C that spot!!! In the old days you tackle reel with either a snatch 4, Conant, Cody S, FWB, 1:14.97. JR, Wilson, Craig R JR, Braseth, would be circling around and or sabiki rig to catch their bait. 5, Zillen, Andrew, GBHS, 1:18.43. Peter O FR, Trail, Nick C SO), 4:32.89. To DISTRIBUTE 6, Quesada, David, PACE, 1:18.94. 5, Milton ‘A’ (Stowell, Cassidy , looking for it. For the kings you will need a 7, Imfeld, Don W, FWB, 1:20.43. Delabrubre, Joel Patti, Chad , Hart, Ok…enough with the toys good spinning reel with a wire Gulf Breeze News 8, Jordan, Eric, PACE, 1:24.75. 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During the month of October, the Gulf Breeze News will cele- brate women in busi- ness. Special advertising packages are available, and business owners can feature their female employees, or specialty businesses can feature their female-oriented products. Gulf Breeze News celebrates five years In Gulf Breeze, as in the nation, a majority of busi- It seems like only yesterday that the to her via cell phone. She even called the nesses are home based, and a Sentinel announced it was folding after local Livingston Parrish paper to coor- large number of those small 40 years as Gulf Breeze’s community JoinJoin withwith usus toto celebratecelebrate dinate remote printing in case that would businesses are owned by newspaper. After careful consideration, be necessary.” women, according the U.S. two families, the Newells and the thethe joyjoy ofof servingserving youyou The Gulf Breeze News only missed Census, and the majority of Papajohns, decided to step in and begin one week of publishing, and distributed those U. S. firms are self- publishing the Gulf Breeze News. forfor fivefive years!years! free copies at water and ice lines and at financed as well. “I had worked at the Sentinel for over the Harbourtown Post Office for dis- Home-based businesses five years,” says co-publisher Lisa placed Pensacola Beach residents. collectively generate a Newell, “ and I knew both the advertisers Gulf Breeze News Open House The relationship with beach residents remarkable amount of eco- and the community supported the news- deepened when the Islander newspaper nomic activity, especially for paper. I contacted many business leaders Wednesday, October 11 closed down after the hurricanes, and the women and minorities, and banks, encouraging them to support Gulf Breeze News now published Island according to the report. the creation of a new community paper. 2 - 6 p.m. News, a section inside Gulf Breeze News Almost half (49 percent) Everyone said that if Gannett couldn’t do covering news and community events on of the nation’s businesses are it, no one could. I knew someone had to 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Suite 35 Pensacola Beach. operated from home, and and I wanted to be a part of it.” “We share the same zip code, and we more than 6-in-10 owners Co-Publisher Vici Papajohn echoed photos and tell us about happenings. The having to leave things out,” Newell says. are integrally linked to one another,” used their own money to start the sentiment. response from our readers and our com- “We knew we needed to go weekly to Newell explains. “The two communities the business, according to “When Lisa told me the Sentinel munity was overwhelming!” fully serve both our readers and our learned first hand how important we are new U.S. Census Bureau would be closing, I was so disappointed. News gathering, photography and dis- advertisers. I contacted the Association to each other after Hurricane Ivan, and reports on characteristics of Over the years, I could count on bringing tribution was not only a community for Retarded Citizens (ARC) in we hear again and again from our businesses and business stories to Lisa, promoting school and affair, it was also a family affair. Pensacola, and they agreed to insert and Pensacola Beach and greater Gulf Breeze owners. community activities in the Sentinel, and “The paper affected every aspect and label our weekly papers for us. Up until readers how much they enjoy the com- Recently released data could not imagine our community with- every member of our family,” Lisa then, Vici and I were hauling the huge bined information.” also show most businesses out its own paper. I believe strongly that remembers. “Our children brought home bundles to the Post Office to be mailed. Now employing eight staff members, are started by people and every community deserves its own voice, information from school, Greg did all our The partnership with ARC made it pos- the Gulf Breeze News also enjoys 10 reg- families who dig into their and I encouraged her to find someone to books and helped when he was home, sible to go weekly.” ular contributors. The business earned own pockets. Many experts do it,” Papajohn said , “but I never and Bob scheduled his mornings around Business continued to grow for the the honor of Gulf Breeze Chamber Small credit women in the work thought then that it would be me joining picking up the printed bundles of news- independent news Business of the Year in 2003, and place for the growing trend. her in this important and exciting ven- papers and delivering them to the office. weekly, and a record Newell and Papajohn were named Gulf Census surveys and ture.” Even Vici’s dad and our mothers and fall was predicted Breeze Rotary Club's Persons of the reports reveal that self- Newell and children helped with labeling and insert- for the company in Year 2003 among numerous statewide employed individuals who Papajohn grew con- ing!” 2004. awards. But after all the accolades and have no paid employees vinced that they “Starting and running the paper that “It was so shock- increasing success, the two founders still operate three-fourths of U.S. needed to found a first year was a true labor of love for all ing when Hurricane go back to the basics when they look new publication to back. businesses. of us,” Papajohn remembers, “and we Ivan hit our area,” continue serving the “When we started this paper,” Home-based businesses were truly encouraged by our communi- Papajohn remem- area, focusing on Papajohn says, “We knew we could only made up 56 percent of ty.” bered. “Lisa and I issues that are After a little over a year, the business had the staff help us do it with God’s help and in a way that American Indian- and Alaska important to resi- Papajohn served Him and the community. We are Native-owned firms, 56 per- started Splash! Magazine, an entertain- get the paper out dents of the greater ment and lifestyle guide to Northwest early, and Lisa dis- humbled by this success and know that cent of women-owned firms, Gulf Breeze area. Newell Florida. Splash! offers increased penetra- tributed emergency contact information, we are blessed to have the amazing 53 percent of black-owned Just two weeks after tion for advertisers, and provides the we covered all our computers and raised employees that get this job done and do it firms, 53 percent of Native the Sentinel published its last issue, Gulf community with a clean, family-friendly our towers, we even evacuated to Baton so well. We’ve survived a lot, and it tick- Hawaiian- and Pacific Breeze News was born, hitting the stands format. Splash! distributed biweekly as a Rouge with our server and our towers so les me to death to know that our paper Islander-owned firms, and 45 on October 11, 2001, one month to the free pick-up and its success was immedi- we could print from there if necessary.” makes a difference. That’s what its really percent of Hispanic-owned day after the attack on the World Trade ate. When the hurricane did hit Gulf about.” firms. In contrast, 2-in-3 Center and Pentagon. Originally pub- “Advertising in Splash! magazine has Breeze, it hit it hard, damaging the Newell graduated from the University Asian-owned firms reported lished as a bi-weekly publication, the been great,” says Gary Humphrey, Paddy Harbourtown offices and destroying the of Florida with a degree in Journalism in they conducted business team distributed 5,000 copies via bulk O’Leary’s co-owner. “We have adver- Papajohn’s family home. 1982 and Papajohn graduated with hon- from nonresidential loca- mail. Subscriptions were solicited at the tised since the first issue and it has been “I will never forget feeling so small in ors from Florida State University with a tions. Gulf Breeze City 40th anniversary, at great! It’s the only place we advertised Baton Rouge knowing our community double major in Marketing and Top industries for home- school and sporting events and even last winter and it was almost like we had suffered so much,” Papajohn said. Communications in 1982. The two based businesses were: pro- door-to-door. never had an off season!” “And then Buz (City Manager Edwin women attended Gulf Breeze High fessional, scientific and tech- “Many people said we weren’t going Shortly after the Memorial Day intro- “Buz” Eddy) called and told me that the School and graduated together in 1978. nical services, construction, to be able to do it financially, nor would duction of Splash!, and o nly a little over community needed its paper more now Both say that they have always consid- and retail trade and other ser- the two of us be able to cover all the a year after its first printing, Gulf Breeze than ever before. Well, I drove back to ered Gulf Breeze “home” though they vices (such as personal ser- many things happening around our area,” News became a weekly periodical. Gulf Breeze in a caravan with Bob, his traveled extensively before resettling to vices, and repair and mainte- Lisa remembers. “ Our response was that “We were receiving so many submis- truck filled with gas tanks for City Hall, the area in the 80s. we needed everyone’s help. We hoped nance). sions of news items, photographs and and Lisa immediately coordinated updat- people would send in news items and announcements that we actually were ing our web page with news we relayed

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TREE REMOVAL STUMP GRINDING The Department of Education recently mber=57 OBES fifth graders scored in the 84th ● FILL DIRT ● DEBRIS & CONCRETE REMOVAL Pensacola Beach Elementary’s report can be found at national percentiles in reading and math, released its No Child Left Behind School http://doeweb- ”Your On Time Leader” Public Accountability Report for all prd.doe.state.fl.us/eds/nclbspar/nclb0506.cfm?dist_sch besting the district average by four and five FANBERGBROTHERS elementary, middle and high schools. l=17_2108 percent, respectively and 15 and 13 percent, Each report was broken down by seven respectively statewide. criteria: October membership (demographic percentiles, respectively in reading and OBES teachers are even with the district breakdown), Readiness to start school (for math, besting the district averages by seven average in term of bachelor’s degrees (69 elementary schools), Graduation rates (for percent in both districtwide and 18 percent percent), and have 2.7 percent less in high schools), Student performance (on in both statewide. master’s degrees (26.8-29.5). FCAT and FCAT Norm-Referenced Test), As was the case at GBHS, Gulf Breeze OBES’ School Performance Grade for School safety and environment, teachers Middle has a lower percentage of bachelor’s the 2005-06 school year, which is based on and staff and School Performance Grade degree holders (52) than the district (69.1) student performance on the FCAT and per- and Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). and state averages (65.7). That’s only centage of students making learning gains The following is a local school-by-school because the other 48 percent hold master’s was an A. breakdown of all other criteria: degree, much more than the district (29.5) Gulf Breeze High and state averages (31.5). Woodlawn Beach Middle Graduation rates are exceptional, GBMS’ School Performance Grade for In writing on the FCAT, WBMS scored compared to district and state levels. In the 2005-06 school year, which is based on five percent higher (97-92) than the district 2005, GBHS’ 90.8 percent graduation rate student performance on the FCAT and average and seven percent higher (97-90) was almost 9.5 percent higher than the percentage of students making learning statewide. In math, WBMS’ score was even district average and a whopping 21.8 gains was an A. with the district average (74) and 14 percent percent higher than the state average. Their higher statewide. 1.1 percent dropout rate was also lower than Gulf Breeze Elementary In reading, WBMS’ score was six percent the district (1.8) and state (3.0) averages. Readiness to Start School was broken higher (76-70) than the district average and In regards to college placement, 94.4 of down into three categories - Ready Now, 19 percent higher statewide (76-57). females in GBHS’ Class of 2004 passed Getting Ready and Not Ready Yet. Their 98 Among WBMS students that scored a reading placement tests, 95.4 percent passed percent average was eight points higher three or higher, sixth graders scored one writing placement tests and 84.3 percent than the district average and a whopping 16 percent higher than the district average in passed math placement tests. All were points higher statewide. reading (79-78) and 14 percent higher higher than district and state averages. GBES’ math and reading FCAT scores statewide. The males’ 82 percent passing in reading were both above district and statewide Seventh graders were three points higher in was only 2.3 percent lower than the district levels, but that wasn’t the case in writing. reading (79-76) and two points higher in math average, but still bested the state average by In math, their 88 percent was 14 higher (73-71) districtwide and 18 points in both Nabors Offshore Corporation more than five percent. GBHS males were than the district and 27 higher statewide, categories statewide. higher in both writing in math than the while their 89 percent was 19 points higher Eighth graders were eight points higher We are now accepting applications for experienced Roustabouts district and state averages. districtwide and an astronomical 32 points in reading (70-62) and nine points higher and Floorhands to work offshore. We offer a 7/7 and 14/14 work The FCAT scores in writing were based higher statewide. (83-74) districtwide and 23 percent higher schedule and an excellent benefits package which includes Medi- on a scale of one (lowest) to six (highest), But in writing, their 88 percent is 11 in both categories statewide. cal, Dental, Life & AD&D Insurance and a 401 (k) Retirement while the reading and math portions were points lower than last year and four points In the FCATNRT, WBMS sixth graders were Savings Plan. one point above the district average (79-78), but scored on a one through five scale. under the district average. It’s also two Apply in person, Monday thru Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 In writing, GBHS scored two percent one percent under in reading (76-77). They were percent lower than the state average. a.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., 3640 Peters Road, Harvey Lou- higher (94-92) than the district average and Third graders were in the 93rd and 97th 12 and nine percent above state averages. four percent higher (94-90) statewide. In Seventh graders were even with district isiana 70058. percentiles, respectively in reading and math, Equal Opportunity Employer math, GBHS’ math score was 10 percent besting the district averages by four and 10 averages in both reading and math and 13 higher (84-74) than the district average and percent and 18 and 25 percent statewide. and 11 percentage points above the 23 percent higher statewide (83-61). Fourth graders were in the 85th and 87th statewide average. The only below average mark at GBHS percentiles, respectively in reading and math, Eighth graders were three and two percentage was in reading. Their 60 percent grade was besting the district averages by 19 statewide in points above the district average in reading (79- Creative Learning Academy 10 percent lower than the district average, both categories. 76) and math (86-84), respectively and 14 and 13 Explore the Possibilities but three points higher than the state average. Fifth graders were in the 90th and 79th percent above statewide averages. www.creativelearningacademy.org Of those ninth-grade students scoring a percentiles, respectively in reading and math, Like most local schools, WBMS has a “Our Mission is to provide students with a strong three or higher, GBHS’ 71 percent score besting the district averages by nine and 11 lower percentage of bachelor degree teachers foundation of academic excellence, creativity & integrity.” was 11 points higher than the district percent and 22 percent in both statewide. (61.2 to district average of 69.1), only Call today ● ACCREDITED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL ● ACADEMIC average and a whopping 30 percent higher GBES third graders scored in the 83rd because they have a higher number of masters for a personal tour! EXCELLENCE ● DEDICATED TEACHERS ● STUDENT- statewide. Tenth graders’ 50 percent score and 91st national percentiles in reading and degree teachers (36.7-district average 29.5). 3151 Hyde Park Rd. CENTERED APPROACH ● LATIN AND SPANISH ● FINE AND was five percent higher than the district math, besting the district average by eight WBMS’ School Performance Grade for the Pensacola, FL 32503 PERFORMING ARTS ● ALL GRADE LEVEL ENRICHMENT ● average and 18 percent higher statewide. and nine percent, respectively and 22 and 24 2005-06 school year, which is based on student 850-432-1768 “MONTESSORI PLUS” PREPRIMARY PROGRAM Ninth-graders posted a score of 82 percent, respectively statewide. performance on the FCAT and percentage of Celebrating 33 Years of Academic Excellence percent, seven points higher than the district GBES fourth graders scored in the 85th students making learning gains was an A. PREPRIMARY - 8th GRADE and 23 percent higher statewide. Tenth- and 88th national percentiles in reading and graders were eight percent higher (85-77) math, besting the district average by five and Pensacola Beach Charter than the district average and 20 percent eight percent, respectively and 15 and 14 PBCS’ 89 percent Readiness to Start School higher statewide. percent, respectively statewide. was 12 points higher than the district average GBHS ninth graders scored in the 85th GBES fifth graders scored in the 84th and and a seven points higher statewide. and 89th national percentiles in reading and 85th national percentiles in reading and PBC is a slight edge over the district in math, besting the district average by six and math, besting the district average by four writing, but a huge advantage in math and seven percent, respectively and 20 and 15 and six percent, respectively and 15 and 14 reading. percent, respectively statewide. percent, respectively statewide. Their 95 percentage in writing is six The tenth graders’ reading and math GBES teachers are three percent under points higher than the district average and scores were also slightly higher than the the district average in term of bachelor’s five points higher than the state average. district (two and four percent) and state (14 degrees (65.9-69.1), but have two percent Their 92 percentage in reading is 41 and 13 percent) averages. more in master’s degrees (31.8-29.5). percent higher than the district average and Of the GBHS faculty, 55.1 percent have a GBES’ School Performance Grade for the 31 percent higher statewide. bachelor’s degree, which is lower than the 2005-06 school year, which is based on student In reading, PBC’s 90 percent is 37 district (69.1) and state (65.7) average. But that performance on the FCAT and percentage of percent higher than the district average and number is bolstered by 42.3 percent of them students making learning gains was an A. 33 percent higher statewide. holding a master’s degree, much higher than Among third graders, PBC’s perfect 100 the district (29.5) and state (31.5) average. Oriole Beach Elementary score in reading and math was 28 and 32 Gulf Breeze’s School Performance Grade OBES’ 97 Readiness to Start School points higher than the district average and for the 2005-06 school year, which is based percent average was seven points higher 25 and 28 points higher statewide. on student performance on the FCAT and than the district average and a whopping 15 PBC’s fourth graders scored 84 in reading percentage of students making learning points higher statewide. and 89 in math, which is 20 and 23 points gains was a B. OBE was dead even with the district higher than the district average and 18 and average in FCAT writing (92 percent), 21 points higher than the statewide average. Gulf Breeze Middle which was two points higher than the Among fifth graders, PBC’s 88 scores in In writing on the FCAT, GBMS scored six statewide average. reading and math were 26 and 40 points percent higher (98-92) than the district average In math, OBE students were 10 points higher than the district average and 20 and and eight percent higher (98-90) statewide. In higher (84-74) than the district average and 31 points higher statewide. math, GBMS’ score was 12 percent higher 23 points higher than the state average. PBC’s third graders scored in the 81st (86-74) than the district average and 25 percent In reading, OBE students were 19 points and 91st national percentiles in reading and higher statewide (86-61). higher (89-70) that the district average and 32 math, besting the district average by 23 and In reading, GBMS’ score was 16 percent points higher than the state average. 26 percent, respectively and 20 and 24 higher (86-70) than the district average and Third graders were in the 96th and 94th percent, respectively statewide. 29 percent higher statewide (86-57). percentiles, respectively in reading and PBC’s fourth graders scored in the 73rd Among GBMS students that scored a math, besting the district averages by seven national percentiles in reading and math, three or higher, their averages were at least percent in both categories and 21 and 22 besting the district average by four and six 15 percent higher in all three grades among percent statewide. percent, respectively and three and two district schools and at least 30 percent Fourth graders were in the 88th and 86th percent, respectively statewide. higher statewide. percentiles, respectively in reading and PBC’s fifth graders scored in the 82nd The percentages were at least 11 percent math, besting the district averages by 11 and and 85th national percentiles in reading and higher districtwide in math and 25 percent nine percent statewide. math, besting the district average by 17 and higher statewide. Fifth graders were in the 83rd and 74th 20 percent, respectively and 13 and 14 Sixth graders were in the 85th and 87th percentiles, respectively in reading and percent, respectively statewide. percentiles, respectively in reading and math, math, besting the district averages by two Stats on the educational level of PBC besting the district averages by seven and 10 and eight percent and 15 and 17 percent teachers for the 2005-06 wasn’t listed, but it percent and 18 and 20 percent statewide. statewide. was a 50-50 percent split between Seventh graders were in the 86th and OBES third graders scored in the bachelor’s and master’s degrees in 2004-05. 90th percentiles, respectively in reading and 82ndand 84th national percentiles in reading PBC’s School Performance Grade for the math, besting the district averages by eight and math, besting the district average by 2005-06 school year, which is based on and 10 percent and 18 percent statewide in seven and two percent, respectively and 21 student performance on the FCAT and both categories. and 17 percent, respectively statewide. percentage of students making learning Eighth graders were in the 83rd and 91st OBES fourth graders scored in the 87th gains was an A.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 5, 2006 3D Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze Middle students Gulf Breeze HS students Commended Students in Merit Scholarship program attempt world record Gulf Breeze High Principal continue in the 2007 competition pursuit of educational excellence BY FRANKLIN HAYES Sylvan for Merit in our Ladner Scholarship nation,” a Gulf Breeze News recently awards, NMSC [email protected] announced Commended spokeman It’s not everyday that middle three GBHS Students said. school students across the state get seniors have placed “The a chance to break a world record been named among the young with help from the Governor. Commended top five people being Thursday, over 900 Gulf Breeze Students in percent of named Middle students became part of a the 2007 more than Commended group of 300,000 led by Gov. Jeb National 1.4 million Students Bush in an attempt to enter the Merit students who Allen Johanson haveSchwier Guinness Book of World Records. Scholarship entered the demonstrated The sixth, seventh and eighth Program. 2007 competition by taking the outstanding academic potential Leah Allen, Nicholas 2005 Preliminary SAT/National graders collected at five by their strong performance in different stations throughout the Johanson and Ellen Schwier were Merit Scholarship Qualifying this highly competitive program. school that were equipped with three of approximately 34,000 Test (PSAT/NMSQT). We hope that this recognition will LCD projectors and public students throughout the nation “Recognition of academically help broaden their educational address systems. The students being recognized for their excep- talented students and the key role intently watched a live televised Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News tional academic promise. played by schools in their opportunities and that they will broadcast as state leaders Gulf Breeze Middle School students read a book by Dave Although they will not development is essential to the continue to pursue scholastic prepared to make history. Barry and Ridley Pearson as part trying to set a Guiness The students joined their Book of World Record Thursday. peers across Florida in The simultaneous Kingdom who read William FOR SALE simultaneously reading a coordination would have been Wordsworth’s poem “Daffodils.” chapter from “Peter and the impossible without the The ambitious students in Starcatchers” in order to break school’s internal TV network. Florida read a Peter Pan SANTA ROSA COUNTY SCHOOLS the world record of “most people In addition to the copious prequel written by Dave Barry TEACHERS, ESPs, SCHOOL EMPLOYEES reading aloud simultaneously in technology employed, and Ridley Pearson. The The Santa Rosa County School Board has already sold out the citizens of Santa Rosa County—-transportation, food multiple locations.” organizers prepared for the authors joined Gov. Bush in services, and custodial services have been given away to PRIVATIZATION. This is a questionable management deci- Gov. Bush joined the student event a month in advance and Orlando donning pirate hats. sion because of the effect on Santa Rosa County citizens and students. bodies of two middle schools at called in help from 20 parent “Without kids, this book Now, they are selling out our teachers and Educational Support Professionals. Disney World in Orlando and volunteers, five notaries and wouldn’t exist,” Barry said Ranking of Santa Rosa County Teachers – 40th on the Florida average teachers salary scale out of 67 school dis- shared a few words before over 70 faculty members. during the telecast. tricts. attempting the record. Guinness required strict Students will have to wait near- Santa Rosa County students are ranked at the TOP in FCAT Achievement Scores. “I’ve always dreamed about record keeping and one adult ly two months before they find out Okaloosa County is ranked No. 3 on the Florida’s Average Salary Scale. breaking a world record,” witness per 20 students. All if the record was actually broken. Okaloosa County students are ranked at the TOP in FCAT Achievement Scores. Bush said. “Reading is the key records were notarized. Gulf Until then they can expect the Okaloosa County has settled their contract for 10% for 2006-2007. to success and reading is what Breeze Mayor Lane Gilchrist Guinness Book of World Records Walton County has settled their contract for 10% for 2006-2007. makes the world go ‘round.” and City Manager Edwin and “Peter and the Starcatchers” to GBMS faculty said their “Buz” Eddy were on hand to be hot commodities at the GBMS Santa Rosa teachers earn $12,000+ less than Okaloosa County teachers at Step 21. school’s cache of technology assist in the record keeping. library. Santa Rosa Professional Educators first proposal – 10% + 1.75% (step) = 11.75%. Santa Rosa County School Board has made one proposal – its first, second and final of 7.29%. allowed them to participate in “We’re glad Gulf Breeze “The Guinness Book of Santa Rosa Professional Educators counter-proposal – 7% + 1.75% (step) = 8.75%. this once in a lifetime event. Middle School is bringing this World Records is our most The Santa Rosa County School Board has not made a counter-proposal. st “This is how it needs to be. statewide event to Gulf Breeze,” popular book,” said librarian ISSUE: Santa Rosa County teachers received their 1 paycheck 51 days after the first day of work. The Santa Rosa School Board has refused to agree to language, which would eliminate this ever happening to teachers again. My kids can’t see that little Eddy said. “Students focusing Sharon Henderson. “It even TV,” GBMS Band Director on reading and education are gets reluctant readers to read. The Santa Rosa Professional Educators Negotiations Team had previously proposed forming a Blue Ribbon Task force Committee to find sources of funds to be used for salary increases. The Santa Rosa County Board School Susan Smithey said in what Gulf Breeze is all about. “ We have about 56 copies of Board refused. reference to the digitally The standing world record ‘Starcatchers’ and I don’t SRPE has numerous questions on the School Board Budget and its earmarked line items that leave millions of projected images on the band was originally set in 2004 by expect those to be available for dollars of unused funds year after year. rehearsal room wall. 155,528 students in the United a while,” she said. Santa Rosa County Teachers and ESPs deserve better! OBES students meet soldier Paid Advertisement by Santa Rosa Professional Educators As part of real people-real doing real jobs, career speakers FOR THE RECORD— visit second graders in Ms. Richardson’s Oriole Beach th Elementary second grade class. Santa Rosa County teachers ranked 40 on the Florida average teachers salary Sergeant First Class (SFC) scale out of 67 school districts. Chris Luchsinger is married to Daphne Luchsinger, a first Santa Rosa County students ranked at the Top in FCAT Achievement Scores. grade teacher at OBE. Together Pensacola News-Journal Editorial May 3, 2006 School Gains they have three children: Santa Rosa County third-graders, showed a 4% increase in reading scores, and 2% Maddison, 11; Keegan, 7; and in math. Emma Faith, 4 months. The increases keep their scores at No. 1 in the State for reading, and No. 2 for SFC Chris Luchsinger has math. been a drill sergeant in the Army Reserves for five years. His unit, Statements made by some of the School Board candidates prior to the election date. the 108th Division, typically Candidates all agreed: managing growth, providing adequate funding and main- trains American soldiers going through basic combat training at taining quality teachers are critical to maintaining Santa Rosa’s traditionally high Fort Jackson, SC. ranking on the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. Recently, the 108th Division Attracting and retaining quality teachers and remaining one of the State’s top has been mobilized to support the districts. Foreign Army Training Command (FA-TRAC) for How did this School Board allow the Santa Rosa County teachers salaries to Operation Iraqi Freedom. SFC Courtesy Photo DROP to 40th in the State of Florida? Luchsinger will serve as a Ten-hut! member of a Transition Team SFC Chris Luchsinger previously served as a paratrooper with Comparison to Okaloosa County School District: training and mentoring the Iraqi the 82nd Airborne Division during Operation Desert Okaloosa County teachers earn $12,000 more at Step 21 than Santa Rosa. National Police. Shield/Storm in 1990/1991. Here, he leads Ms. Richardson’s second grade class in the Army Cadence song: “Mama, mama Okaloosa settled their teachers contract for a 10% salary increase on July 26, 2006. He reported to Fort Riley, KS In the magazine of NW Florida Business, Okaloosa Superintendent Don Gaetz Sept. 25 for 60 days of training can’t you see….what the Army's done for me…..they took away my Cadillac….now I pack it on my back.” SFC Chris Luchsinger stated that “Okaloosa County teachers are paid more than any other NW Florida prior to the 12-month county. The reason is that we believe it is important to be able to attract and keep deployment. ended the visit by bringing the students to attention. the best employees for us; teachers are the best employees; that’s what we do.” The University of Florida study also shows that Okaloosa has the best back-loaded pay of any county in the State. “That means that we pay our experienced teachers The Area’s Most more, we try to take care of experienced committed employees”, reasons Gaetz. Okaloosa is ranked #3 on the Florida average teachers scale. In an email to the board members from Don Gaetz(permission granted to quote) AAFFFFOORRDDAABBLLEE on July 26, 2006, Superintendent Gaetz stated “I’m delighted to report to you that Employment the Okaloosa board tentatively settled the teachers’ contract which will keep our teachers among the highest paid in Florida. Because of your prudent governance Classified Ads and careful management of resources, we are able to afford this excellent raise for our teachers. The driving force behind our steadily improving performance is are in effective teaching. I know you strongly support the good work our teachers are Gulf Breeze doing,” etc……………. News! Okaloosa settled for 10% which includes a 3% step raise. Santa Rosa teachers receive a 1.85% step raise. Prices start at The Santa Rosa County School Board has made only one proposal—stating it was $ 03 their first, second, and final offer of 7.29% (changed numbers 7.41%) 11. The Santa Rosa Professional Educators team had previously proposed forming a Blue Ribbon Task Force Committee to find sources of funds to be used for salary Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze news Call (850) Ewwwwww! increases. The Santa Rosa County School Board refused. Woodlawn Beach Middle Principal Conni Carnley checks the gooeyness of the slime that will be poured on some lucky 932-8986 Santa Rosa County Teachers and ESP’s deserve better! teachers Friday. The WBMS students got to slime selected teachers as a reward for their selling of coupon books as a Now that’s Paid Advertisement by Santa Rosa Professional Educators school fundraiser. Look for more on this story in the Oct. 12 smart business! issue of the Gulf Breeze News.

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Certificate for the Tax Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest IN OR 1428 PG 1166 and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY 0000-00216-0000 Tax Sale Certificate of September, 2006. Deed to be issued County, Florida Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT Name in which has filed said Tax Unless such certificate thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County 40-1N-28-0090-42600- lows: CHARLES BODAMER Assessed: EMMA Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Certificate Number and NOTICE OF Administrative 0030 holder of the following BEANS, MORRIS E Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuitt according to Law, the year of Issuance, the APPLICATION Complex at 6495 Name in which Certificate Number: Tax Sale Certificate has BEANS thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa Property described in Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Caroline St., Milton, Assessed: 1207 filed said Tax Certificate All of the above proper- Certificate Number and County, Florida such Certificate will be and Name(s) in which it Florida on the 30th day C D WHITTON Year of Issuance: 2001 for the Tax Deed to be ty is located in Santa year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY of October, 2006 at All of the above prop- issued thereon. The Rosa County, In the Description of property, NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end lows: GIVEN THAT HARRY 12:00 noon. erty is located in Santa Description of Certificate Number and State of Florida. and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION lobby of the County OR ARLENE NILES Dated this the 7th day Rosa County, In the Property: year of Issuance, the is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED Administrative Certificate Number: holder of the following of September, 2006. State of Florida. LT 12 BLK 444, AVAL- Description of property, Unless such certificate lows: Complex at 6495 3244 Tax Sale Certificate Mary M. Johnson ON BEACH and Name(s) in which it shall be redeemed NOTICE IS HEREBY Caroline St., Milton, Year of Issuance: 2004 has filed said Tax Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate Parcel ID: is assessed is as fol- according to Law, the Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT Florida on the 6th day Certificate for the Tax Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed 40-1N-28-0090-44400- lows: Property described in 566 CHARLES BODAMER of November, 2006 at Description of Deed to be issued County, Florida according to Law, the 0120 such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: 2004 holder of the following 12:00 noon. Property: PROPERTY thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– Property described in Name in which Certificate Number: sold to the Highest Tax Sale Certificate Dated this the 14th day DESCRIBED IN OR Certificate Number and NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Assessed: Bidder, at the east end Description of has filed said Tax of September, 2006. BOOK 2202 PG 49 year of Issuance, the APPLICATION sold to the Highest LLEWELLYN D LEWIS See Page 6D lobby of the County Property: PROPERTY Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 17-2S-27- Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Administrative DESCRIBED IN OR Deed to be issued Mary M. Johnson 0000-00816-0000 and Name(s) in which it Complex at 6495 909 PG 598, LESS N thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit Name in which is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY Caroline St., Milton, 10’ FOR RD Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa Assessed:SARAH lows: GIVEN THAT NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF SANTA ROSA Florida on the 20th day Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- year of Issuance, the County, Florida FRANCIS THOMAS CHARLES BODAMER of November, 2006 at 0000-07200-0000 Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– All of the above proper- Certificate Number: 10 holder of the following SHORES HOMEOWNERS, INC. 12:00 noon. Name in which and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2004 Tax Sale Certificate Dated this the 28th day Assessed: JAMES is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION Rosa County, In the has filed said Tax Subject: Proposed changes to the By-laws of September, 2006. RONALD JONES lows: FOR TAX DEED State of Florida. Description of Certificate for the Tax Date & Time: October 26, 2006 @ 6:00 p.m. All of the above proper- Property: Deed to be issued Place: Community Life Center Mary M. Johnson ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate PROPERTY thereon. The Clerk of the Circuitt Rosa County, In the 1263 GIVEN THAT KING OR shall be redeemed DESCRIBED IN OR Certificate Number and A motion for several amendments to the current SRSH, Inc. Bylaws will be Court of Santa Rosa State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2001 SUE BOND holder of according to Law, the BOOK 431 PG 232 year of Issuance, the presented at the quarterly membership meeting on October 26, 2006 for con- County, Florida the following Tax Sale Property described in Parcel ID: Description of property, sideration and member approval. This is being done in accordance with the –––––––––––––––––– Unless such certificate Description of Certificate has filed such Certificate will be 04-1N-26-0000-02600- and Name(s) in which it SRSHA, Inc. revised January 18, 1997, and amended on January 27, 2001. NOTICE OF shall be redeemed Property: LTS 23 & 24 said Tax Certificate for sold to the Highest 0000 is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION according to Law, the BLK 532, AVALON the Tax Deed to be Bidder, at the east end Name in which lows: Purpose of Proposed Amendments: 1) Expand the membership to include FOR TAX DEED Property described in BEACH issued thereon. The lobby of the County Assessed: an associate membership for renters within the covered properties of Santa such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- Certificate Number and Administrative MARVIN DAVIE Certificate Number: Rosa Shores and 2) restructure the current districts and Board composition. NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest 0090-53200-0230 year of Issuance, the Complex at 6495 SMITH 1189 GIVEN THAT MORRIS Bidder, at the east end Name in which Description of property, Caroline St., Milton, All of the above prop- Year of Issuance: 2001 Rationale for Proposed Amendments: The community has changed dramati- C OR MARY F WARD lobby of the County Assessed: ALFRED and Name(s) in which it Florida on the 6th day erty is located in Santa cally since its inception and Santa Rosa Shores Homeowners (SRSH) needs holder of the following Administrative WALLER is assessed is as fol- of November, 2006 at Rosa County, In the Description of more effective representation to cover the ever changing community make- Tax Sale Certificate Complex at 6495 ELSIE WALLER lows: 12:00 noon. State of Florida. Property: up. The SRSH Association covers one of the largest geographic areas in has filed said Tax Caroline St., Milton, All of the above proper- Dated this the 14th day LT 9 BLK 412, AVAL- Santa Rosa County - over 600 properties. Each district representative has Certificate for the Tax Florida on the 20th day ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: of September, 2006. Unless such certificate ON BEACH too many properties to represent effectively. Each district has diverse inter- Deed to be issued of November, 2006 at Rosa County, In the 1701 shall be redeemed Parcel ID: ests to be communicated and represented. The proposed changes will facil- thereon. The 12:00 noon. State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2000 Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the 40-1N-28-0090-41200- itate more participation and lastly, better and more timely communication. Certificate Number and Dated this the 28th day Clerk of the Circuit Property described in 0090 year of Issuance, the of September, 2006. Unless such certificate Description of Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be Name in which Current wording: Section C: Membership Description of property, shall be redeemed Property: OAK MEAD- County, Florida sold to the Highest Assessed: 1. Each property owner within the community is hereby eligible to and Name(s) in which Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the OWS PH 1 PT OF –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end EVELYN JAQUITH become a member of the corporation with all its rights and privileges and obli- it is assessed is as fol- Clerk of the Circuitt Property described in LOT 4 BLK A DES AS: NOTICE OF lobby of the County All of the above prop- gations. Proof of ownership shall be deed bill of sale, or other recorded lows: Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be COM AT SELY COR APPLICATION Administrative erty is located in Santa instrument evidencing the majority ownership. County, Florida sold to the Highest OF SAID LT, TH N FOR TAX DEED Complex at 6495 Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end 63*19’40”W 163.56’ TO Caroline St., Milton, State of Florida. Proposed change - add "of property within the stated districts of Santa Rosa 439 NOTICE OF lobby of the County POB, TH CONT SAME NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida on the 30th day Shores." to the end of the paragraph Year of Issuance: 2004 APPLICATION Administrative 41’ TO SWLY COR OF GIVEN THAT MORRIS of October, 2006 at Unless such certificate . FOR TAX DEED Complex at 6495 SAID LT, TH 102.83’ C OR MARY F WARD 12:00 noon. shall be redeemed 2. No change Description of Caroline St., Milton, TO NWLY COR OF holder of the following Dated this the 7th day according to Law, the 3. No change Property: PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida on the 6th day SAID LT, TH N Tax Sale Certificate of September, 2006. Property described in 4. No change DESCRIBED IN OR GIVEN THAT MORRIS of November, 2006 at 67*26’49”E 65’ TO has filed said Tax Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be BOOK 540 PG 810 C OR MARY F WARD 12:00 noon. MOST NLY COR OF Certificate for the Tax Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest Add following: Parcel ID: 01-1N-28- holder of the following Dated this the 14th day SAID LT, TH S Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end 0000-04305-0000 Tax Sale Certificate of September, 2006. 46*27’41”E 8.50’, TH S thereon. The County, Florida lobby of the County 5. Associate membership - Renters of property within the communi- Name in which has filed said Tax 13*11’23” W 144.06’ Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– Administrative ty are hereby eligible to become associate members of the corporation with Assessed: LOUISE Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson TO POB, AS DES IN year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF Complex at 6495 limited rights, privileges, and obligations. Associate members may attend GANZY, EUNICE Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit OR 1399 PG 664 Description of property, APPLICATION Caroline St., Milton, meetings, make recommendations, but shall not have the right to vote, hold PRATHER, LIZZIE thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa Parcel ID: 32-2N-28- and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED Florida on the 30th day office, or serve on committees within the corporation. Proof of eligibility shall RICH, JOHNIE Certificate Number and County, Florida 2864-00A00-0041 is assessed is as fol- of October, 2006 at be copies of rental agreements or other documents evidencing residency GANZY, RONNIE year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– Name in which lows: NOTICE IS HEREBY 12:00 noon. within the stated districts of Santa Rosa Shores. GANZY, CARRIE Description of property, NOTICE OF Assessed: RELIANT GIVEN THAT Dated this the 7th day GANZY, JAMES and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION CONTRACTORS INC Certificate Number: CHARLES BODAMER of September, 2006. Current wording Section E - Officers: GANZY, MAELEE is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED All of the above proper- 3277 holder of the following Mary M. Johnson GANZY lows: ty is located in Santa Year of Issuance: 2004 Tax Sale Certificate Clerk of the Circuit President, Vice President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, All of the above proper- NOTICE IS HEREBY Rosa County, In the has filed said Tax and Treasurer ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT State of Florida. Description of Certificate for the Tax Rosa County, In the 623 CHARLES BODAMER Property: LT 18 BLK A, Deed to be issued IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA 8. Recording Secretary - The Recording Secretary shall keep the minutes of State of Florida. Year of Issuance: holder of the following Unless such certificate EAST BAY HEIGHTS, thereon. The ROSA COUNTY,FLORIDA PROBATE the meetings of the members and of the Board of Directors in one or more 2003 Tax Sale Certificate shall be redeemed AS DES IN OR 2037 Certificate Number and IN RE: ESTATE OF ROBERT books provided for that purpose; see that all notices are duly given in accor- Unless such certificate has filed said Tax according to Law, the PGS 385,386 year of Issuance, the VINCENT COWLES, Deceased dance with the provisions of these bylaws, or as required by law; be custodi- shall be redeemed Description of Certificate for the Tax Property described in Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- Description of property, an of the corporation's records. In accordance with the provisions of these according to Law, the Property: PROPERTY Deed to be issued such Certificate will be 1010-00A00-0180 and Name(s) in which it File No.: 57-2006-CP-286 bylaws, keep a register of the post office address of each member which shall Property described in DESCRIBED IN OR thereon. The sold to the Highest Name in which is assessed is as fol- Division: C be furnished to the Secretary by such member, and perform all duties inci- such Certificate will be BOOK 1759 PG 482 Certificate Number and Bidder, at the east end Assessed:SHARON lows: NOTICE TO CREDITORS dent to the Office of Recording Secretary and such other duties as from time sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- year of Issuance, the lobby of the County TAYLOR to time may be assigned by the President of the Board of Directors. Bidder, at the east end 0000-07404-0000 Description of property, Administrative All of the above proper- Certificate Number: The administration of the estate of lobby of the County Name in which and Name(s) in which it Complex at 6495 ty is located in Santa 633 Robert Vincent Cowles, deceased, 9. Corresponding Secretary - The Corresponding Secretary shall have a list Administrative Assessed: TAMMIE L is assessed is as fol- Caroline St., Milton, Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2001 whose date of death was September of all officers, board members, and general membership; notify all members Complex at 6495 LUALLEN lows: Florida on the 6th day State of Florida. 12, 2005, and whose Social Security of meetings; conduct correspondence as directed; and read important corre- Caroline St., Milton, All of the above proper- of November, 2006 at Description of Number is 051-56-1619, is pending in spondence, or the gist of it at least. Florida on the 20th day ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: 12:00 noon. Unless such certificate Property: the Circuit Court for Santa Rosa of November, 2006 at Rosa County, In the 1301 Dated this the 14th day shall be redeemed LT 7 BLK B, WEBB County, Florida, Probate Division, the Proposed change - Reduce the number of officers from five to four and com- 12:00 noon. State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2001 of September, 2006. according to Law, the SUB, AS DES IN OR address of which is Mary Johnson, bine the duties of Recording Secretary and Corresponding Secretary into one Dated this the 28th day Property described in 1619 PG 1204 Attn: Probate, P.O. Box 472, Milton, office - Secretary. Delete reference to Reference to Recording Secretary and of September, 2006. Unless such certificate Description of Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be Parcel ID: Florida 32572. The names and Corresponding Secretary. shall be redeemed Property: LT 18 BLK Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest 10-1N-28-5660-00B00- addresses of the personal representa- Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the 572, AVALON BEACH, Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end 0070 tive and the personal representative's President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer Clerk of the Circuitt Property described in AS DES IN OR 1260 County, Florida lobby of the County Name in which attorney are set forth below. Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be PG 203 –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Assessed: 8. Secretary - The Secretary shall keep the minutes of all meetings of the County, Florida sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- NOTICE OF Complex at 6495 RAY GONZALEZ All creditors of the decedent and other members and of the Board of Directors in one or more books provided for that –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end 0090-57200-0180 APPLICATION Caroline St., Milton, PEGGY GONZALEZ persons having claims or demands purpose; see that all notices are duly given in accordance with the provisions NOTICE OF lobby of the County Name in which FOR TAX DEED Florida on the 6th day All of the above prop- against decedent's estate on whom a of these bylaws, or as required by law; and be the custodian of the corpora- APPLICATION Administrative Assessed: GEORGE of November, 2006 at erty is located in Santa copy of this notice is required to be tion's records. In accordance with the provisions of these bylaws, the FOR TAX DEED Complex at 6495 M T LAVIN NOTICE IS HEREBY 12:00 noon. Rosa County, In the served must file their claims with this Secretary performs all duties incident to the Office of Secretary and such Caroline St., Milton, All of the above proper- GIVEN THAT MORRIS Dated this the 14th day State of Florida. court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 other duties that from time to time may be assigned by the President of the NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida on the 20th day ty is located in Santa C OR MARY F WARD of September, 2006. MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE Board of Directors. The Secretary shall maintain a list of all Officers and GIVEN THAT MORRIS of November, 2006 at Rosa County, In the holder of the following Unless such certificate FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Board of Directors, notify board members of meetings; conduct correspon- C OR MARY F WARD 12:00 noon. State of Florida. Tax Sale Certificate Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE dence as directed; and read important correspondence and communicate the holder of the following Dated this the 28th day has filed said Tax Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF gist of it to the Officers and Board of Directors as appropriate. Tax Sale Certificate of September, 2006. Unless such certificate Certificate for the Tax Court of Santa Rosa Property described in THIS NOTICE ON THEM. has filed said Tax shall be redeemed Deed to be issued County, Florida such Certificate will be Proposed change - Re-number #10 to be # 9. Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest All other creditors of the decedent and Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuitt Property described in Certificate Number and NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end other persons having claims or Current wording Section F. Board of Directors: thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be year of Issuance, the APPLICATION lobby of the County demands against decedent's estate Certificate Number and County, Florida sold to the Highest Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Administrative must file their claims with this court The Board of Directors shall be made up of the five elected officers of the cor- year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end and Name(s) in which it Complex at 6495 WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE poration, one member (known as Division Director) residing in each of the 10 Description of property, NOTICE OF lobby of the County is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY Caroline St., Milton, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF divisions of Santa Rosa Shores, and one at-large member designated as the and Name(s) in which APPLICATION Administrative lows: GIVEN THAT MTAG Florida on the 30th day THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT SO immediate Past President. The officers of the board shall be the respective it is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED Complex at 6495 CUST/BROADWAY of October, 2006 at FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. officers of the corporation. lows: Caroline St., Milton, Certificate Number: ASSET MGMT holder 12:00 noon. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERI- NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida on the 6th day 3104 of the following Tax Dated this the 7th day OD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Proposed change - Section F. Board of Directors: Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MORRIS of November, 2006 at Year of Issuance: 2004 Sale Certificate has of September, 2006. FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE 465 OR MARY F WARD 12:00 noon. filed said Tax Mary M. Johnson AFTER THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF The Board of Directors shall be made up of the four elected officers of the Year of Issuance: 2004 holder of the following Dated this the 14th day Description of Certificate for the Tax Clerk of the Circuit DEATH IS BARRED. corporation, one elected member (known as Division Director) residing Tax Sale Certificate of September, 2006. Property: PROPERTY Deed to be issued Court of Santa Rosa The date of first publication of this respectively in each of the 10 divisions of Santa Rosa Shores, and one at- Description of has filed said Tax DESCRIBED IN OR thereon. The County, Florida notice is Sept. 28, 2006. large member designated as the immediate Past President. The officers of Property: PROPERTY Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson BOOK 1025 PG 100 Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– the board shall be the respective officers of the corporation. DESCRIBED IN OR Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit Parcel ID: 39-1S-27- year of Issuance, the NOTICE OF Attorney for Personal Representative: BOOK 721 PG 651 thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa 0000-02701-0000 Description of property, APPLICATION STEVEN E. QUINNELL Block captains are recruited by the Division Directors for the purpose of Parcel ID: 02-1N-28- Certificate Number and County, Florida Name in which and Name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED Attorney Florida Bar No. 586595 increasing corporate communication, participation and feedback of issues 0000-02100-0000 year of Issuance, the Assessed:TRUDY is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY Chase, Quinnell & Jackson, P.A. that need board attention. Division Directors will recommend the number of Name in which Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– ANN LEWIS lows: GIVEN THAT 101 E. Government St. Pensacola, Block Captains needed for their respective geographical area of responsibil- Assessed: JOHN E and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF All of the above proper- CHARLES BODAMER Florida 32502 ity. Block Captains shall be responsible for communicating with residents on KLOPFENSTEIN, is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: holder of the following Telephone: (850) 434-3601 their streets. Block Captains provide input to the Division Director and may SUSAN N KLOPFEN- lows: FOR TAX DEED Rosa County, In the 3650 Tax Sale Certificate Personal Representative: represent their respective Division Director at Board of Director meetings in STEIN State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2004 has filed said Tax Richard F. Cowles the event of a Division Director's pending absence. All of the above proper- Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate for the Tax 59 Daria Dr., Rindge, NH 03461 ty is located in Santa 3419 GIVEN THAT Unless such certificate Description of Deed to be issued LEGAL 236 Gulf Breeze News Oct. 5, 2006 Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2004 CHARLES BODAMER shall be redeemed Property: PROPERTY thereon. The Certificate Legal #0240

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The Certificate Unless such certificate Florida Number and year of shall be redeemed –––––––––––––––––– Issuance, the Description according to Law, the NOTICE OF of property, and Name(s) Property described in APPLICATION in which it is assessed is such Certificate will be FOR TAX DEED as follows: sold to the Highest Bidder, at the east end lobby of NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number: 2302 the County Administrative GIVEN THAT CHARLES Year of Issuance: 2002 Complex at 6495 Caroline BODAMER holder of the St., Milton, Florida on the following Tax Sale Description of Property: 30th day of October, 2006 Certificate has filed said W/2 OF LTS 1 & 2 BLK 1, at 12:00 noon. Tax Certificate for the Tax FLORIDATOWN Dated this the 7th day of Deed to be issued there- HEIGHTS, AS DES IN September, 2006. on. The Certificate OR 1261 PGS 186-188 & Mary M. Johnson Number and year of E 25’ OF 50’ VACATED Clerk of the Circuit Court Issuance, the Description 9TH AVE LOCATED of Santa Rosa County, % Year of property, and Name(s) ADJACENT WITH & W 4.9 6 / Florida in which it is assessed is OF SAID LOTS, AS DES –––––––––––––––––– for Mile as follows: IN OR 910 PG 880 for 75,000 NOTICE OF 60 Parcel ID: WARRANTY APPLICATION Certificate Number: 1234 23-1N-29-1240-00100- Months! FOR TAX DEED Year of Issuance: 2001 0011 Name in which Assessed: NOTICE IS HEREBY stk# GP0418 2005 stk# GP0419 2005 stk# GPO424 2006 stk# GP0420 2003 Description of Property: BARBARA ANNETTE GIVEN THAT CHARLES LTS 19 & 20 BLK 464, NORRIS SILVA FORD MERCURY FORD MERCURY BODAMER holder of the AVALON BEACH, AS All of the above property MOTEGO FUSION SEL MOUNTAINEER following Tax Sale EXPLORER SportTrac DES IN OR 491 PG 43 is located in Santa Rosa ● Certificate has filed said Adrenalin Parcel ID: County, In the State of ● ● Tax Certificate for the Tax 29K Miles 21K Miles ● 15K Miles ● 34K Miles 40-1N-28-0090-46400-0190 Florida. Deed to be issued there- Name in which Assessed: on. The Certificate [ $ ] $ $ GEORGE D BANTIS Unless such certificate 23,595 [ 18,595 ] [ 19,595 ] [ $17,595 ] Number and year of All of the above property shall be redeemed Issuance, the Description is located in Santa Rosa according to Law, the stk# 6X43253A 2006 stk# GP0425 2006 stk# 6M56309A stk# GP0415 2003 of property, and Name(s) 2005 County, In the State of Property described in in which it is assessed is JEEP FORD FORD HONDA Florida. such Certificate will be as follows: COMMANDER TAURUS MUSTANG ELEMENT sold to the Highest Bidder, ● V8 ● Loaded ● V6 ● Convertible ● Silver Unless such certificate at the east end lobby of ● ● Certificate Number: 1230 11K Miles ● 22K Miles 18K Miles ● shall be redeemed the County Administrative 40K Miles Year of Issuance: 2001 according to Law, the Complex at 6495 Caroline $ $ Property described in St., Milton, Florida on the [ 21,595 ] [ $14 ,995 ] [ 19,995 ] $ Description of Property: [ 15,988 ] such Certificate will be 30th day of October, 2006 LT 22 BLK 461, AVALON sold to the Highest Bidder, at 12:00 noon. BEACH stk# GP0426 stk# GPO392 stk# GP0409 stk# GP0413 at the east end lobby of Dated this the 7th day of 2003 2005 2005 2004 Parcel ID: the County Administrative September, 2006. FORD FORD FORD FORD 40-1N-28-0090-46100- Complex at 6495 Caroline Mary M. Johnson ESCAPE Limited Sport-trac 0220 F-150 MUSTANG St., Milton, Florida on the Clerk of the Circuit Court ● ● ● Name in which Assessed: Lariat V6 Coupe ● PW ● PL White 30th day of October, 2006 of Santa Rosa County, ● ● ● ● JOHN EDWARD HISEY 40K Miles 17K Miles 24K Miles 43K Miles at 12:00 noon. Florida All of the above property Dated this the 7th day of ––––––––––––––––– is located in Santa Rosa [ $ ] $ $ $ September, 2006. 19,995 [ 18,595 ] [ 17,595 ] [ 20,254 ] County, In the State of stk# GPO396 2004 stk# GPO3979 2004 stk# 6F97340A 2005 stk# GPO400 2004 FORD HONDA Chevrolet ACURA F-150 Lariat ACCORD Silverado LS 3.2TL ● Ext. Cab ● 4x4 ● 2-door ● 33K Miles ● 36K Miles ● 51K Miles ● 32K Miles [ $22,995 ] [ $19,975 ] [ $16,995 ] [ $28,995 ]

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